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possible hacerlo personalmente,
por 10 vioIento de su salida.
Quede servido ell Sr. AsGnsolo
a quien deseamos un feliz viaje
Sc aumentara ell impues-
to del petroleo, ia
baco labrado y
alcoholics.

En- conseio de Ministries cele-
brado en- Mexico ell dia 5 del que
cursa, en- la residential particular
del Oral. Huerta, Sc discuti6, lie
gando a aprobarse, ell aumento
a los impuestos con que actual
mente Sc grava al petroleo, taba-
co labrado y alcoholics.
La Secretaria de Hacienda, a
cargo del licenciado Adolfo de la
Lama, debe haber expedido va ell
decreto respective.
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Manual del sastre--" lao
Manual de gallos de pelea" lao

Secretarlo espanol para cartas
Libro utilisim0 para escfibir toda
clase de cartas- 0.
Perfecto Y novisimo ~secretario
meXicano. Modelo de cartas CO.
merciaIes, iterarias, familiares
Y amorosas. Tn tomo grande---"0 0.
81 UardedeTo Libro de Oro.-
Practices de &,:c9netismo, Hippo
tismo suggestion. jQ"efe'S suG I2
ira vida rOdeada de feliclH"G:
Pues Iced ell maravilloso Libro de
Orc. Dicho libro corrige ell apo
camiento, falta de voIuntad
energias perjidas;. leedIo y en- 81
hallareis Ia forma como Sc adquie-
re la fuerza, la voluntad, la fell
cidad, la vida toda. Encuaderna-
do en- tela solo cuesta- q
Grammatical del amor. Pre-
ciOso librito de gran origi-
nalidad- "O.3
Novisimo y ~perfecto contador
universal mexicano. Manual de
cUentas ajustadas al alcance de
todos, o ell cual Sc ~resuelven en-
el acto cuantas ~operaciones Sc de-
seen, sin necesidad de hacer MI
meros nj caIculos----- "O.z
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OBRAS

10 Voz do Ia NaturaleZa. Co
lacc;6n do barmosas h~istorias V
noHaias n,oraIes l5O
NIL ID o1r;cnIt1ra U CANA
deria Obra INDISPENSABLE para la
gan+a do camno Con grabados .25
. II ANA de- Casa Gnia de la
rr1;ar hien edrca6a OF materia
10 boL;+ooi6r gas+os cocina.
Doo5o b;Tione redicina etc 1850
N calculator ce s ae, a:gTaon; 0 piz,
- :, +rofcentos dc aIgod6n "O.75
NIL con,DIato do so;feo nor
DON HiIariSn FsIaya "O.75
uo T,I llllarlCs 10 LS'c cancionos "005
E GjaqSrn"s Gs t ~o5TInae1aS " q, 10
los sEcncs cx.licados. seoiin
los r.-ig-,s inttrprctcs de les
+iar,"5s ar+irIS. y -oIrr-u.
nor a. msricaG de Astrahan. Adrv
hal. .gu ,I.tn.s. Ia .sMJ tc'a" Q.&y
sharico, " niedfss e~re.iosas. ESQ
u's-g~ia lie Berto.i0. Bcre-..I.-
no + Cacascno. A Ia rustic. . 90
1905 s-cratcs PA 81 h-~a~
Rccetaz para 81 t0cador. vesti-
dos. sa.ld, economic etc " O.5O
FL cociner2 pertecl0. Guia com
Dlerq de cocina con muItitud de
recctas para hacer guisados-" Ola
Manual para coni-cciOnar pas
teleria repCsteria. Indlspensa-
BILE en- eI hogan, en- los cafes, etc. O.75
Libro dc d~iscursos para rodas
las circumstances de la vida, con
teniendO discusses para hestas
sociaIes y parrioticas O.75
Fl Ruls@nor IUcateco. CoIec-
ci6n de cancicnes modernas con
un met0do para tOcar la guitarra
sin maestro. , tomos "O.75
GER TT 6i5sbIurss "O.35
Socretos de Ia ~naturaleZa. Obra
opa nor 81 imnortancia no debe
faltar on los horares 1880
Manual he ~fotouraffa. It'll
nara ~fotGqrafos vafcionados "O.7F
pa" Wa MAJ dc Isl csrninreria de- ia
uor "1Gs
= NoJ;o;no Co.a-o Tro+o- |
uian+on sano;IIos y f5c;ios noro
+o5a cIosa 40 occ;Sen+ae " apfor-
woJoIoc un G,
lT Gu 1;Iso L. -. u,oJros Oh "'0
I. aIo'o LIS L. 49,
Ne spai u'liua" para i"' "'auieS "o :,
ue N 5apiliIa orte de- tocar Ia G3ii- "'0'
No'isiIiio aaCe Je Ia Ja "a gu uo :,
'o4 " gu neTIeUdn1 - oo ni"''io- n n . o.
$3.50 u Tic a. 1-onoo n q
6piI TSou ue T - ~ % q
DDiLiDni, deio 10 Obra 10 VIZ
~ Sn 800. 80 . Ios nn,,art"s
P ) ue nao o iet taIo d 'oS "i'ei'O0 g NJ
PnnOo p ;an+os n"ro nostoIeS n.
nSo nnnt go Pc 49, So oon
80 49, - 40 49, pIo
son naI ! 80 1900. uo =
RISno AZ iJe = SoIooo;5n W.
w y nn.ooL ..n o.
J ?oS;n %o.tio.o "o
y eo 0T
PuICoS ue iICeies Paia us que
quieien CEHILaer nia~IiliIIgLiio, pa 40 .,
|" 'OS paIiItoS las nIaui T ra 4 o'o'
To- an; 80 uiiS iioCLs 0uei go 9:
y VI ieiiTaies. ID F. "o'
+ads on Ii ~ = G fn ioeIeS' E""P"S- 81 o.
r. III 1911 H.. Coiooo;Er IL LIZ
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POESIA.

Pecsias de Antonio Plaza go
Pasionarias Obras po6ticas de
Manuel NJ Flores 40
Poesias De Manuel Acuna
Aulrentadas con el hermoso dra-
ma Ell pasado" 0.65
Los Tr0vadoreS de Mexico
Hermosa colecciG2 de poes;as de
nuestrOS mejoreS autores A Ia
rustica 0.G5
Poesias de Manuel Carpio- 65
Poemas. Colecion de poesias de
Amado Is
Poemas Y versos. ObraS pO4ti-
cas- Gle Jose Pe6n del Vaile-" IS
OBRES POETICAS De PEA
CantoS del Hogar--"0 IS
Poesias escogidas 0 50
FL Arpa del Amor. l 30
Flores del Alma. ]. 40
Hojas Dc Margarita. Collection
&c pOesias sentimentales 0.S5
Hogan : Patria. Edicion de iujo 81 30
Recusgeos y EsperanEas. Ed
cWn de h;o L.N
Las glo-ias de Mexico. -BelRsi-
Ha colecGs6n de composiciones de
Gcadas & la patria V g u heroes" G.75
TabarA HermOsO pCems sur
ssGeTicaCo CTS
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l. venta en- la Liberia de IGNACIO (. LOZANO.
ENSENANZA.

E~NsENANzA. .o,=|
Gramatica CastelIan OILS
Aritmetica Come'''" lot 5
S~ilabariOs O.15
Mantilla No go
Manuiia - , 0.45
MAN. ;bro Mandeyl No, lde lectura %
amos No O.45
E va Iactor mexicano. Libro pri-
80 de ,ectura, con $50 grabados
: ma serie de ejercicios que facl-
Ti+eD IA ~ensenanza de los nmOs-- V.0V
81 lector mexicano. Libro Sc
undo conteniendO IA grabados
nm hermosa collection de ar ,,oo=
ticulos morales Y patrlotc0S- "'0'
Manual de ~urbanidad y Duenas
maneras n *
CnTso elemental de geogratla
Comprendiendo noclones ae geo
ia ffsica. de cOsmogratla; dc ID
~gsoorafia particular de Ia kepu-
RE- Nexicana n~ociOnes de geo
erafia universal
CG qmI?eo u7 sVOs" O.2O
FIementos de geometrla' o'4'
Colecclo1 uS nfanti7es 100
5~SCmnendio de gramatca caste
LLAMA dispuestO cOn arregio a Id -
5e "a Real Academia EspanoIa- ".Fo
c-amS+ica de la lengua caste
l. A.alau1q FsSDdnO-
Ia. Novisima edlclon re'ISauaS
sulaentada con la teorla DC Ios ."
mantativos diminurVos, cohYu-
caci6n regular e irregular uos
frataCos completes de ProSodlaE
ortografia numerosas taDIas ue -, "a
verbos. frases, tc.-
Crefernos de esCrIJura VerIlca'
sisrema mexicano. ColeccIon oe -
seis cuaderDOs -
e. DisciP93I S a;S GG,g'''O" os"O.5O
Arirmetica elemental, apro2a-
ds como obra de teNto en- las ,,o-o
Dri7riDales ~escuelas de MeNlco.-- ~
Tablas de cuentas, wv
0~ircionario popular de la en-
qua ca:te.'an"' -'''''''' ito
Csrnen5I lustral9. Diccionarto
c-r--.a-n de- Ia .sngua caSte.l@Na'
comp ~ ~ -.an.E,s. .}2 re-
cylsv-- 1870 H. .,-ar~,s de
&C 49, ...s las 0a.inues
etc. e,e. E@naslaao en- -~
h-- ...s.ra1a. L.l--
c. .Ena s-saadssy or
lie sa .~a.'reo. mas ne ~
mare. -s..a-.
tor. H. .s. v.a..s.7 a2.- ~
.-.. ..r..--, en-
.e--~- . r.-.-.s-a- 90
Tor - .-,... ~ trrruI.
'a.-. r..-..s+aE. SO 0.2g.
E -~-s.-.-raT1. v
L.sa# r,r Il
ee.A.. n---a ~.
p'u-- "a.4r
peEca. .r-~r.. .-,anol es-
'-.. ~ ...I.r.o con Ia
p-1 sr-rras Pasta de-
pt-"- ''U'6g
PEE -. ,-.,s.-asnanol " es-
DlccloAa''o ny ~rtari ~ NJ
piano.. ~.Go,r.--o -
LaIga.a. Ii nc ~ X. IN
los G~Aot--a"'N 80 m,4a~Das
tIeD" los Foces A'"s N-;--
empieauaS EN- SIICS' C..5-l
dus.rias, eI .-@ico ing.es esFa9ol
mas complete y ua-.- I;r
mes son neceSaLLa9 PC " . M
nadia AMOS !utor'"S' d. ~,
"a aDrender a leer, escribiry ha-
blar ing.es, con pfonUhclacIou -,
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RELIGION.

. Catecisuo de Ripalda0 10
Lavalls MeXicanO-"G so
AncorG de salvation Q 60
Ia Azusena -Devocionaria pa
"a las Ri5Gs de Maria' 0 60
NCwU!g2d0r General @ Is
2v.ysIv ca,a.- - Sc JU,gu-
tue o deNeciona-io del c~ristiano 20 20
e SaDto Sacrifice dc Ia &isa,
con e~xpjeas:ones Q s.
Cerso &c fiiosofja elemental.
por k2lmes. Gontiene i6gica. me
ratisica. eticz, etc 25
Deyoc!0uario guadalugano &c 25
e GeUiO del ~Cristian:smo. Fs-
T. oDra, coclo Ia anterior. es de
las ue53res pa-a los hogares An
has oslsr atiJGGas q t0io IuiO "a
tatec'sl0 de PerseFerancia " / 90
Los Aarures, o -, Iriunto de
IL ReIigi5n Cristana Libro cuva
p~orJentosa iectura nos hace asis-
tir 2 la iucha de dos ~generaciones
c~ontrariaS: Ia ms armada con los
a-reOs de Ia ferOcid4d. que persi-
que Y aniquila, " la Otra con eI
sinsboiO redentOr cue santihca Y
peg!sna 90
NOvELAS DE A 30 CTS CADA UNA.
PorQuE So casan las muieres.
MaldItas sean las mujeres.
Ma.dltOs sean los hOmbreS.
Malditas sean las suegras.
ArEe de bUscRr marido.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
CARTHAGE MINISTER
IS Defendant IN A
Big ISLANDER SUIT
Prominent Business Man OF
Town Has Started Suit
Against Pastor.

1
Carthage, s. D., Nov. 2s.-Thomas
Wilson, a prominent business man OF
Carthage. has started suit in circuit
court against Rev. Joel Brown, for
SANDER, and in his complaint asks for
s 5000 damages.
The defendant publicly accused Mr..
Wilson Of selling whisky and beer IL
legally, stated that ne so1u whisky for
75 cents a pint and charged so cents
a quart for beer, further that he was
guilty Of selling whisky and beer illeg-
ally to minors.
The charges Of the Rev. Joel Brown
came as a shock to the many friends
Of Mr.. Wilson, who has lived in Car
thage for years. In fact Mr.. Wilson
grew to manhood in the vicinity of
Carthage. Mr.. Joel Brown is an timer
ant preacher and has lived in Carthage
for a few months. The case will be
followed with a great deal of interest
by the people Of Carthage and vicinity.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS
ARE NOW POSSIBLE

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 2S.-Because of
a manifest conflict in the Richards
primary election law relating to the
petitions Of circuit Judges, Secretary
OF State Glassner holds, by advice Of
the attorney general, that nominating
petitions Of circuit judges will be ac-
copied 80 days prior to the primary,
as provided in section SO of the law,
but that signatures for such petitions
may be secured any time previous to
that period, although the law express
" holds that these signatures must
be secured within three months before
the primary.
Due to the fact Of February being
a short month, a literal Interpretation
of the law would give circuit judges
only n day to secure such sigma
lures in order to comply with the two
conflicting provisions, as one is that
such signatures must be secured with
in three months before the primary and
the other that such petition must be
filed 80 avs before the primary.
Attorney General johnson is advis-
ing a liberal construction of this stat
ute in every way, because Of the alb
solute impossibiltties in it's literal pro-
visions. The secretary Of state, for the
same reason, is pursuing a imilar
policy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
DEER SCARE AND HUNTERS
FAVOR CLOSED SEASON

Deadwood, S. D., Nov. 28.-Agita-
ton among Black Hills hunters for a
closed season Of several years on deer
has started al a result of the i'll luck
Of the numerous hunters in the Hills
this month. With scarcely one week
been bagged in the Black Hills this
season, which is far under the usual
number. In this county alone there
nave been 230 licenses issued and only
q dozen Of them have resulted in kill
ings. While 1t is true that there has
been no snow In h Hills. and con-
sequently the deer had better chance,
for escaping detection. the hunters ali
report q great scarcity of the animals
and believe that a closed season is
necessary to %replenish the number In
the Hills.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
eRooklNGs ENTAUsED OVER
ELECTRIC LINE PROSPECT

Bookings, S. D., Dec. IA serieD
Of mass meetings and conferences as
been held in Bookings that MAJ mean
a great deal to the future Of the city.
The commercial club has been nego-
tiattng for some time with a Minne-
apolis company which Is projecting a
suburban railway line west OF that
city, with a view of taking in a large
extent of territory not now served by
a direct line Of road. The company is
seeking a terminal in eastern South
Dakota. 1t is known as the Electric
Short Line railroad, and a part of the
line is already under process Of con-
struction, the company having secured
a valuable terminal property In the
heart Of the business district of Min
neapolis. At the regular monthly
meeting Of the commercial club a little
over. two weeks ago e. D. Luce. vice
president Of the company, addressed
h members Of the club, explained the
plans OF the company at considerable
length and invited the club to send a
committee of its members to inspect
the property OF the company and its
financial standing. A committee Of
eight visited Minneapolis on the 18th
inst. and examined the affairs of the
company.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
FERD REICHMANN WILL .
TRY FOR STATE OFFICE

Dallas, S. D., Nov. 27.-Fred Reich
mann, editor of the Gregory County
News, of this city, has formally decided
to launch his candidacy for the office
of state auditor, as a partisan Of the
majority republican element, represent
ed by supporters of Governor Byrne.
Practically all of the newspaper men in
Gregory and Trip counties nave given
encouragement to the suggestion and
there is every Indication that Mr..
Reichmann will have q very har-
monious backing from the Rosebud
country. He has been a consistent
booster at all times for the affairs of
this section and always u~nswervingly
loyal to mis- associates in political af-
fairs. The Rosebud country has a
large voting population and never has
been represented in the state house.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
REGAlNs HER CHILDREN
WITHOUT RECOURSE TO LAW

spearfish. s. D.. Nov. 2S.-Taking
the trail Of her husband when he, by
a ruse, gained possession Of their two
small children and kidnapped them,
Mrs. Del Thomas, of this place, has re-
gained possession Of the children and
has returned here with them. Mrs.
Thomas and husband separated sew
eral months ago. The other day the
husband Unexpectedly returned and on
he claim that he wished to take the
children to a motion picture show.
gained possession of them. Placing
them in a conveyance which he had
ready, he drove at all speed to Wyo-
ming. AS soon as she ascertained the
direction taken by her husband Mrs.
Thomas look his trail and located him
at Sundance. hTe mother demanded
the children and after some difficulty
regained possession Of them. It was
stipulated between the husband and
wife that In future the mther should
have charge Of the children until it
Is proven that she is not a fit per-
son to have control of them,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
RuPTuREs BLOOD VESSEL
BY VIOLENT SNEEzING

Montrose. ST. D.. Dec. death
came suddenly here to Mrs. j. M. Dunn.
q prominent resident. Shortly after
returning from attendance at the fu-
neral of q neighbor. and while busy
about the house with preparations for
the family supper, b was seized with.
a fit Of sneezing. Tho sneezing was OF
30 violent assSharacter that 1t rup-s
tured s blood vessel in the brain and
she fell to the floor unconscious. She
remained In this condition for several
hours, and then was conscious for
about an hour, during which she was
fectly well and suffered no pain. She
became unconscious once more
and remained In this condition until
her death. She was Al years OF II
and prominent In local church work.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
REGISTRATION BOOKS
May Be RETURNED TO
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Attorney General Expresses
Desire to Be Kind to Lame
Primary Law.

Pierre, S.. D., Nov. 27.-Attorney Gen
eral Johnson has ruled that county au-
ditors have the power to return the
registration books to the clerks of
townships n cities, in order to have
data omitted by the elector inserted
IN Its proper place in the book, SO Ions
as said records are returned to the
township or city for a reasonable time
only, and provided that the book is mi
back to the township or city in time
Tor 1t to be returned to the auditor
before January l. 1914. The attorney
general says:
1t Is true that the primary law does
not provide for a contingency OF this
KIND, u we have desired to give the
statute the most liberal construction
possible, and lave endeavored to elm
mate the difficulty caused by it's many
contributions and indefinite state
ments." .f
Under this ruling those who mad err
roneous registration on the party ques-
ton. or who failed to give afflliation
as required, will have a chance to COM
plete or correct the record before jan
uary l. In some localities a number Of
voters registered. but refused to make
a statement of utilization. Quite a
number of voters registered as "inde-
pendents' n "progressives," when
there Is no present provision for estab-
fishing these classes.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
ARRANGE SOUTH DAKOTA
STAB PNIIrE GO

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 27.-The
postoffice department has issued the
following notice of star service sched-
ules in South Dakota: Roubaix to
Deadwood, daily except Sunday, leav-
ing Roubaix at Z a. m. and arriving at
Deadwood at noon, and leaving Dead
wood at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and
arriving at Roubaix at z o'clock in tho
evening. Hereford to Sturgis, leaving
Hereford Tuesday Inc Saturday at
$3.50 a. m. and arriving at Sturgis at
5 p. m, and leaving Sturgis Monday
and Friday at $3.50 a. M, and arriving
at Hereford at 6 p. M; Haydraw to
Elm Springs. leaving Haydraw Mon
day and Friday at Z a. m. and arriving
at Elm Springs at $500 p. M, and re-
turn by h same schedule.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
SHERIFF TRAILING MAN
THOUGHT TO BE FIRERlIc

Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 29.-Sheriff j,
8. Shaffer is trailing a man suspected
OF setting fire to corn fodder and a
large barn on the Isaac Lincoln ranch
Tuesday night, which caused a loss
Of $4,000. Harold Shaffer. son Of the
sheriff, was driving In his automobile
him to drive him to Groton at once.
Shaffer produced a loaded revolver and
h stranger fed. Shortly afterward a
stranger answering the same descrip-
ear Putney. and demanded supper
laying 2 loaded revolver beside his
plate while he ate.
Officials were notified, but the
stranger had disappeared before their
arrival. The stranger was seen atETJn.
coin ranch or the night OF the fire and
has been clearly identified by several
persons on the ranch. Several posses
are securing the country in search Of
the man today. 1t is thought that he
is insane. ~
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
TO FIGHT COLLECTIONS
ON IRRIGATION Project

Sioux Falls. S. D., Dec. 1.-Argu-
ments were made today in federal
court here before Judge J.. d. Elliott
for q restraining order to stop national
reclamation service from making coll
lections Of certain charges against re-
claimed land in the Belle Fourche dis
trict In the Black Hills.
Involved in the outcome OF the case
are charges a~ggregating over 5000, 900
on 100000 acres of land and Indirect
~ involved are claims by the govern
ment Of several million dollars against
reclaimed land all over the west.
The suit Ia brought by the govern
ment against the Belle Fourche Valley
Water Users association. Chambers
Kellar, Of Lear, who appeared in court
for the association. say the base in
vOlve interpretation Of the whole re-
clamation act and the powers and au-
thority Of the secretary of the interior
under It.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
CLAIMED YOUTH KILLED
IN DEFENSE or EArLEo

White Owl, s. D.. Nov. 2s.-In details
reaching here OF the shooting of
Michael Quick. on Sulphur creek, north
OF here. resulting. in his death. it is
claimed that the shooting was done by
in defense OF his father. Earlier re-
ports were to h effect that Stewart
n Quick had %quarreled in regard to
a line fence.
Young Stewart had started to hunt
coyotes and while crossing a fence was
met by Quick. who ordered him off OF
the land. These two were having a
controversy when the boys father came
up and interviewed. ordering Quick to
let the lad alone.
The claim is that Quick then started
at Stewart with a post augur in his
hand. making a violent threat, and that
Stewart warded off a vicious blow from
the augur with his hand. AS the augur
was raised for another blow the boy
fred twice. aiming low, the shots taking
effect in a leg n foot 1t was not
expected that the wounds would result
seriously, but blood poisoning set in and
Quick died at Faith, where he was
taken for treatment.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04

e recant EAle Of q couch belonging
70 slr Walter Scott gains additional In
fseteoe 0ren tha fact thai he did much
g IN hsat wark tn q recannhent posi-
Ne Ssvexa oE tho waveriy novels
Sers d5efatsd tR their entirety while
~ Vsatae lRN IN bed or on his couch.
9sSkAk11g - raptday AZ 10 keep two, or
MoEe secretaries busy. The weakness
= la1 vas ~responsihle to some ex-
een& NO dpnhk. far this prediction. but
l1Any other famous MISUNDERSTANDING
!aneA IhoMsonss Iulea Verne and Marx
kwa1f-naNs found Inspiration Flow
0aAS ekaliy when lying down.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
CLERK REGISTERED NAMES;
ALL MUST DO 1T OVER

Kimball, s. D.. Nov. 2s.-For the
convenience of the voters of Waldo
township, near here, who were virtual
~ disfranchised through an error Of
the township clerk in making a regis
tration Of voters, County Auditor
Mack announces that in the heal flu
ture he will temporarily establish his
office in Kimball in order to give the
voters Of the township an opportunity
to legally register, SO they will be ELI
gible to vote at the March primary
election. The clerk Of the township, in
stead Of requiring each voter to sign
his w name in the enrolment book
as he appeared to register, as is nee
essary under the provisions OF the
Richards primary election law, himself
wrote the names of the voters in the
book, thus invalidating the registra-
ton Of the entire township.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04

lost ct the musk that ID exported
+ rom Tibet ls bought by a French Arm
endS y used In the manufacture Of per-
xuinery. The expectation OF musk was
CSly lent IN 1911 and 1912. due to Tho
T1bAtan border
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
LAWFUL TO SHIP GAME
THAT Is LAWFULLY KILLED

Aberdeen. S. D., Dec. LIN an
opinion given State Game Warden
Hedrick, Attorney General Royal C.
Johnson holds that 1t is not unlawful
for a person to ship, or for a common
carrier to receive for shipment or to
ship. any game animal. bird or fish
lawfully killed. Chapter 24o, section 80.
game laws, passed by the legislature
OF 1909, states that any person may
ship game lawfully killed as baggage,
but there is no prohibition against
shipment by express or freight. and
the attorney general holds that mas
much as a person is entitled to the
use and possession of certain game
during certain seasons OF the year,
providing he has a license, the pro-
hibition Of his shipping same would
counterfeit the good of the license.
Attorney General johnson holds,
however, that the law is not free from
doubt and recommends that the state
game warden take the matter up with
the next legislature to adopt the sys-
tenn in use in Minnesota and other
northwest states, where o hunter is
given shipping coupons for a limited
amount Of game along with his license.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04
SIOUX FALLS TO
Pierre HIGHWAY
IS DEDICATED
Good Roads Advocates, From
Several Cities, Attend the
First State Opening.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. "a num-
Der Of good roads enthusiasts from
Sioux Falls and from various other
parts Of the state are gathering to-
day at Salem to attend South Dako.
ta's first official state highway dedi.
cation meeting. Gov. Frank M. Byrns
is scheduled to make the principal adj
dress at the meeting. The highwa, will
connect Sioux Falls and Pierre. via
Hu-on and Salem. Plats OF the high
way have been filed with the state
highway commission, which today will
formally designate the route as an Of
fetal highway,