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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
&atbolietsmnsmebr &c
gen soeialis

Ser glaubige aatbolif lieit nit
,shmer3 ut1o Sra11er inn 4ate6ismus
Sen 4. @lanbensartifel iiber 6os Set
Sen nno Sterben Seiu nn6 i6al1t NIT
@ebmutb. auf Sic peridieoenen Set
6ensIt6tten. Song anbers betradtet
ser So3ialismus 6as 2eioen 6eS
,&abbi Seius BON Ma5aretb." am
Gage, an tpel6em sic @briitenbeit ben
500 6es Critters feiert, fludt Ser
So3ialiit:
u@eb' jenem blei9en N%a5arener,
Sd bin 10 gut tpte iener,
Ser @ottbeit etngeborener Sobn."
8efanntlid itellen sic So5ialiiten
Dem driitltden @etbiemani ur6 @ol-
gatba Elm io3ialiitiides entgegen uno
.feiern 6asielbe bementipreden6. $50
immer Der 5o5ialismus feline @ottes-
lditerungen un6 bte Gauge ietnes ro-
ben Spottes iber ben @elterloier
al1sgieBen fann, TINT er es nit Dem
a%l(ergr0Bten 8ergniigen.
Sour Elm BeiipieI: Sn @trges
Meg.-8 Sea. @iesbaoen) fano am Sat-
t1abtsionntag in einem 2ocale Der
.5o3ialoemofraten ein greismasfen-
ban itatt. guf 6ieiem Masfenbane
eridien cine Gral1 masfirt ols ser
freuttragenoe &eilan6. Sic trng et-
men Inngen rotten Mantel, 'eine Dor
ne11frone (nadgeabm aus gnnten-
ipiben) arf Dem &al1pte, oie 6aare
aufgeloit 11no bate einen langen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

8art. anf Dem &iiden batte lid sic
Jron elm @reu5 befeitigt, meldes aus
grettern bergeitelt nno etpa 1865
Meter grob tpar. Sic 8alfen 0es
GROCER rotber Sdrift itaro allf oem
&reu5es maren 0,20 Meter brett. Ssn
oberen areu5enoe geidrieben: Ser
erite So5ialoemofrat." So manoelte
oieies @eib cine gauge 3eit i'm @aole
umber, bis ein @enoarm eridien uno
oem Ireiben ei11 gnoe bereitete. 1ieie
@otteslalternng, our9 meI6e 6as
urvrrtuu
auf oas @emeinite peripottet uno
perbo6nt morben lit, bot aQge=
meme @ntriiitung berporgerufen. =
Mi6t rur allgemeine @ntriiftung, ion<
bern Mbi6el1 Dor ser ga1t5en rotbe,t
tmitur5ban6e loate in Ser ga115en
@elt cine fold borrenoe @ottesldite=
ru1lg berporrufen. @enn in einem
BON eiiernen @eieben regierten 9an6e,
in meldem mar sic rotben ltmitur5ler
in Sdranfen 5u balten iib bemiibt,
iolde 0tnge BON fo5ialiitiiden @eli=
gionsip0ttern m0gli6 itn6, mas bit
ten mir Damn erlt int uSo5tafiitenbtm=
mel" 31 ertparten! SHE bluttgen uno
gra1iigen &ebol11ttonen, melde sic
@eltgei6ibte fennt,maren 6as reinlte
&tn6eripiel gegen Sen io5taltitii6en
ltmftur5. =
Ser n@oriparts" i9reibt 90. Mai
1894; Ser @barfreitag tpuroe bon
einem groBen Sbeil bes 8erliner
8~roletariats burd cine @alfabrt
nod 6em oertiden @olgatba, Sen
@rdbern ser Mar5gefaqenen (8epo=
lutionaren) miir6ig begangen." =
limo ga i6reit ser go8ialiit = Ste
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

ii6 allabel16lid gegen 5000 Men=
iden. @erren un6 2ame1r iiten ge=
miitblib bel ibren gierfriigen, nn6
es lit bodit ~intereliant, 6iele Men=
idelmlenge gu beobadten. Man fin
oct oa &ei6e uno Mrnle, @prnebme
uno @etp0bnli6e bei1n MaBfrng; in
Ser unteren Abtbeillrng lit jeoer auf
iid ielbit angemieien, inoem er iih
Dos 8ier ielber> bolen mug, mdbrenb
in ben oberen Salen &eunerinlren CUR
gerfugung limo. Sd befubte 6as
He~-
banoluneen gu, bielt l1m{dau i'm
Mfuieum uno in ser &11nltausi tellung,
mel6e am q. Sum- eroffnet murbe,
nobn1 piele anoere 5ebensmir-
oigfeiten ser staot mabr uno
begab MIDI Damn nad oem un=
gliidlidermeiie 6ramatiid getpor=
oenen gtarenberger See, auf Ser.
Menen 8abn nod @arniid, mo- 6ie
3ugipibe, sic b06ite bapriibe Mlpe
lidtbar lit. @on oort fl1br id nod
6em MIR cine bolbe Stn1tbe entfern=
ten O~ber=Mmmergol1, mo 6as Gai=
iionsipiel, leioer III oieiem Sabre
nidt, oufgefiibrt miro. Sic Srti9aft
liegt in einem Tbalfeiiel Ser baprt=
i6en Mlpen mn6 bat CUR 3ett 6es
Haiiionsipieles cine %ungebeuer grobe
Mn5iebungsfraft. 3uriid ging's TO-
Damn uber @ornii6, @ambad, 6as
b0dft gelegere Dorf @apernS, uno
S6ormib nod Snnsbrlrd in Sprol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

Setter Der Bon=@iaeri6en Seioenfa=
BRIT in @asla6, nod 2ipneridlpebe
in 80bmeL mo cine groBe Hapier=
fabrif in 8etrteb lit, Sener SS%19eno-
freu1o peronitoltete Sen ndd)lten
Mbeno mege1r meiner cine re6t atlge=
nebme geieuidaftli6e unterbaltl11g,
bel ser i'd idmn1tltde @eribtsberrei.
fennen lerrte, Ii. mir nns betm W}aB
8ier iebr gut pertrugen, 5umal SOS
gemiitblide 8eien bes Mlpen<Nten=
ihen ii6 8abn brod. SIR freies @e=
len, lire offene @utur, ibr @lnnor
nno lire originellen @ibe mirften bel
mir, 10 oaB audi meiner Ith Das
spro!er-, oes Mlpener=@eien bernei=
lterte.
Som 2il15 ging's meiter nod @ien,
ser groBen &aiieritaot. Die Muieen,
Sen S6onbr11n, Sen 5oologiiden @ar=
ten, sic &oiier=Stdae, sic 56abfam=
mer, oen &ablenberg, 100 bellte nod
3eiden ser Eiirfenbelagerung Dor
@ietp porbanoen lino, sic 8otipfir6e,
Sen 5%tepbensoom, ben &rater, Die
@iener &unitgallerte, 6as Norla=
! melt> mel6eS in Stbnng par un6
nod bieIe anoere Hldbe bon 8eoeu-
tung nabm id in genauen Mngen-
i9ein. Ser aus $50 Mann. bette
benbe Wiltpaufeer Sdngerbnn6 traf
CUR 3eit meines Daietns in 8ien Elm,
NJ oerielbe in ieinen @eiangsletitun-
gen groBes 8urore madbte. 8on
@ien fiibrte meme 9olr iiber Breb=
burg nod 8uoapeit, ser 5a1ptitaot
ltngarns. Dieielbe %iibertrtfft at
5d0nbeit meiner Mniidt nod 8ien;
lie liegt a1f beioen Seiten Ser sort
bretten 9onar, .unb Sic Staot tint
@an5en lbeint eip munoeridoner, be-
5aubernoer @arten gu lein. Son oort
ging's meiter iiber @ilab nod Sal5=
burg, elmer romantiid gelegenen
5ta6t, sic BON sen alten &omern ge=
griin6et muroe III etnem BON boben
Alpen rmgebenen &%elieltbale. Sb
meioete meme Ml1gen at oem Mu-
ieum, ser alten Surg, Dem &apu5i=
nerberq, Dem Moaart<@dns6en, in
j cld)em Mo3art feline v3ouberflotDt'
fomponirte, fubr Damn nit Ser 3abn>
orabtbabn auf sic 3titelssllpe un6 ben
@a1isberg, bon mo id 6te berrli@e
Mnsii6t iiber bas Mlpen=8anorama
genoB uno madte bon BORT Musfliige
nod Dem S~al5fammergut, @munoen,
@beniee, Sf6l uno @aititein. Die piele
beiagte Sbmei5 nn6 oas berrlid|e
Gprol bat fetne idoneren Srte auf<
5npeiien. Mn oteien &ldten bot oie
Matl1r ni6t gefargt; ales um Sal5<
burg berum attmutbig nn6 bo9 milo
romantiid. Son Sal5burg fibrte
MIDI meine Eour nod Miin6en, ote
!Seimatb bes ioger1annten &ofbrlu=
banies, bas Ser &onigsitaot einen
belonoeren M11f perletbt. Miinden
lit cine Ser idoniten 5td6te Deuti6=
lanos, bot berrlihe StraBen, pradt-
bolle @egierltngseebauoe, biibide
l5ommergdrten, rmb es berri6t 6aritt
elm bent gemiibliden golfe entipre=
deno gemiitblihes 2eben. Das Sof-
bral1ba1s 1T originel in ieiner
Mrt. Sn oenrielben %Deriamnteltt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
weIuJluNrt nnu UuuttruBeI.

@enn SIR. an irgeno melden altea,
~Iaufenoen o6er 6ieber : @eben, &C.
idmiiren, 8euIen, gc5ema o6er anoe'
rem @autfranfbeiten lei6et, oann
fauft cine sda9tel Mrnica salbe uno
SIR mer6et pronlpte 9inberung ba'
ben. Srau Bruce Sones bon 8tr'
mingbom, MIa., lit an einem baBli-
Ii6en @eidwir r1eun Monate lang,
un6 8udlen's Mrnica Salbe beilte es
in 3mei @o1en. @ir6 @u6 kelfen-
g2ur 25t. gmpfoblen bon ser Molt-
tor 1rug so. = Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
3. 9. &in,Sl'S @eiiez
btri1t.

Sim Sanltag Dor 8fi1tglten famen
Carl Ebiele uno i'd IN 9annoper an
uno nabmen Quartier i'm &otel
Meidsbof no nns SEER 8a6e nit Der
ginlaoung perlieB, Sonntag in ietner
@egleitung sic gtaot @annoper gu
beii9tigen. 2eioer madte ,t1s Ser
quite &errgott einen 9trid ourd oie
Mehmtng, oenn ais mir morge11s En-
padbten, regnete es in Str0men; Der
;Sinmel iob oal1erno finiter oretn,
perlprad audi teil1e 8%eIlernng, lnto
ei,1 getpiles @efiibl ser Sebniubt
trieb mid mei11er alten Seimotb 5u.
gu entldlob i) MIDI, %anitatt langer
in @am1oper ST per>peilen, MIDI Slto<
3eutldlano 5ll5l>penoen. Mit Der
Staot @ol1noper perlieB i'd meinen
lultigen &eiiegefabrten SRiele nno
oompfte iiber @otttngen nno 8iir5<
BURG ser Staot M%iirrberg in 8aiern
a11, mo- id abenos anlangte nno I'M
@otel Sum &otben &abr" Anartier
nobm. 6riib morgens mad)te id
mid, auf CUR 8elidtieung Ser Staot
nit @ilfe eines 6iibrers. Miirnberg
lit ei1e olte Stoot nit Dielen alten
Sbiirme1t, mailipen Sboren nno bat
Elm grobes Muieum un0 cine &1fhit=
gaIerie. 9as @olsleben nimmt sort
n,ebr einen iiiooeutiden Gborafter
an. Mad a%noertbalb Sag tangent
M%ufentbalte nabm i'd, obne BEN in
ser Gage %beriibmten ~Niirnberger
Sridter" gefunoen SIT boben, Mb=
ldieo uno fubr oireft nad) Hegens=
burg, ser alten &omerltaot. 4ein
aru1ltfenner u11o fem @iitorifer loa
tie es perlaumen, Sos olte &egenSbnrg
nit leinen moleriiden 5traBen> So
fen, @abden ltno @infeltt 5u belu=
Diet. Sd betpunoerte sic olte So
pelle, sen olten @rulu1en, oas o(te
Matbbal,s nit leinem 8eratbl1n9s=
loal oes &eihstags bon 1l63-18O3,
oas .@oloene &rel15," oen ~Nclten
@eg," oos 5bon Gittmerbaus, oenl
olten Com, oellen Snneres etnen nn<
beimliden Ginorltd a11f MIDI ma6te,
Sic nYorto PRETORIA" uno mebrere
o(te @irhen uno sic @albaQa, mel
DIE III permittelit ser eleftrti6en
@abn errei6en fam. Ml1d modte
id, mei1le Mufipartung oem bodtp.
,Nerrn Muoreos @illiber, oeIlen
Noreiie i6 pom @errn sos. @tlltber
alts Gouegepille erbielt. gr lit Pfarr<
geiitli6er u1o bat feline @obnlng am
Mebera=Ylate in elmer uralten @a!le;
in ibn1 lernte id. einen iebr liebens=
miiroigen @errn fenneft. Mn 1enem
Gage muroe oaielbit 6aS %t00iabrtge
Ira6tenfeit gefetert. nmb 10 bette i'd
@elegenbett, -Mugen5e1ge ether aus
etlua 1900 @erionen beltebenoea So
rooe GIT iein, sic in alien 5ro6ten
gio=N eutidlanos uno Deutld<Se=
lterrei6s erihienen un6 mobet 6aS
bunte G11r6einanoer einen boflt
oroGigen Mnblif gemabrte. Som &e<
%qensburg fiibrte meme &eiie MIDI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
@eil elmer Ser @idmorenet iuab-

reno Ser &eoe 6es gertbeioigers ge=
ldlafen bate, mur6e in Cos Mngeles
bas l1rtbeil zines @ei6morenenge-
ridteS u%mgeitoBen. 0as lit ein- @inf,
SEN sic 8ufunft ser @ertbei6iger ii6
11i6t entgeben lalien iollte;; menn ibr
8emeismaterial etmas i6ma6 gera=
then lit, brau6en lie bloB cine ei1=
idldfernoe &e6e gu balten uno iie
fonnen. Sen Gro3eB INNER nod ge-
minl1en.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
HOW TURNER HAD HIS WAY
Artist Was Great Enough 70 Give
Preference to Picture That q
Rival Had Painted.

The late J. NJ. W. Turner, one Of
England's most famous artists,
served for some time on the hang
ing committed of the Royal academy,
and one day when he strobe into the
picture rooms he was struck by "a
picture sent in by an unknown pro-
vincial artist Of the name of Bird.
Turner took it into his hands and
examined it this way and that. "a
fine work." he exclaimed; "it must
be hung up and exhibited"
Impossible" responded the 9TH
er members Of the committee; "the
walls are full and the arrangements
cannot be disturbed"
"A fine work." repeated Turner.
ut must be hung up and exhibited"
And finding his colleagues to lie as
obstinate as himself, he hitchcd
down one of his own pictures and
hung up Birds in its place.-Na-
tional Magazine.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
BATTLE OF Tsu sHIMA.

The battle of 1'su Shima, or Sea
OF Japan, was fought May ~ and
20, 1908. The Russian loss was
1000 killed or drowned. Seven
thousand officers and men were Ia
ken prisoners. The japanese in the
engagement lost three torpedo boats,
116 officers and men killed and 539
wounded. Nearly the entire Russian
fleet was either captured or destroy.
ed, and the Battle of Tsu Shima
will go into history as one of the
most memorable sea fights that hal
ever taken place.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
U.antry Leanings from the Ledger

Instead Of turning new leaf"
some should get a new book-pre
ferably a bible.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o.
son. December &c, daughter; to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrel, Dec
ember 81, ditto.
Albert OFT ate his New Years
dinner at the hotel. Albert had
several invitations out but says that
he is determined to fight shy of
those designing women.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Messer and
son, George, left Saturday, to visit
relatives and friends in Chicago
and Clinton, Ill.,. and Sac City, la.
Mr.. Messer will return next week
but Mrs. NJ. and George will ex-
tend their visit to about Feb. Ist.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
eagle Butte Echoes from the News.)

II. Larson has accepted a posit-
ion in the News office and postof-
flee and will divide his time between
! playing devil in the print shop
and passing out mail to Uncle
Sam S patrons.
c. II Mccoy. formerly cashier
of the State bank here, is now in a
bank in Crcsbard. Clarence is ex-
perienced in the banking business
and will meet with merited success
in his new location.
Judge Lawrence has returned
from his claim south of here, where
he put in several days prospecting
for gold, and meeting with rather
hattering success, if the finding of
all kinds of signs of the precious
metal is a criterion.
When at Sturgis few days ago
E. w. Clark, Frank Naeve and
Frank Paul decided to run on up
to Deadwood on sightseeing
trip, which they did. They were
SO pleased with the scenery, even
though the trees were stripped of
their foliage. that they are anxious
to go over the same route in the
summer time, and no doubt will
find all excuse for another trip that
way before the end of the next
summer season.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Trail City ridingS from the Record.)

tTrail City ridings from the Record)
Geo. Wolfer has closed I'D the
pool room in the Brumbaugh hotel
and returned to Timber Lake.
Mr.. Walker, manager of the
Matador Cattle Co., made Trail
City brief visit on his return from
a trip to Timber Lake on Thurs
day.
The postoffice at Ducllarme has
been suspended. Postmaster w.
p. Johnson was in town and mail
ed the remaining supplies to the
department at Washington yester-
day.
II. J. Ducheneax has rented the
livery stable at Mobridge and will
assume charge OF the same in the
near future. Will Schoolcraft will
accompany him to Mobridge, and
Ernest Arpan will take charge OIL
the livery here. Mrs. DucheneauX
and children will remain in Trai
City for the present.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10

Isabel IndivldualIties from the News.)

/ As-
Isabel IndivldualIties from the News.)
The allowing of bull dogs to fight
on the street is brutal and a dis
grace to a civilized community.
w. B. Patterson was unable to
60 to business at Firesteel several
days this week owing to case OF
the grip.
Mrs. w. T. Jones, wife of the
station agent, arrived Tuesday and
they will set up housekeeping in
the depot.
Holding school on New Years
day was an imposition on the chill
dren and the parents showed their
silent disapproval by keeping more
than half the children at home.
On Monday the barn of D. N.
Bird caught fire and was complete
ly consumed. l is supposed that
a spark from the house chimney
set the fire as it occurred at noon
in the exceeding high wind Of. that
day. He lost all his hay and feed
and considerable flax seed that he
was holding for a higher market.
Fortunately he had no stock IN the
barn at that time. The loss is a
heavy one and Mr.. Bird has the
sympathy Of all.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Notice For Publication.
department OF the interior.
l.. s. Land Office. at Timber Lake, 8. D..

z. s. Laid OIIICe, 1T TImDef Luke, s. d.
Jan. 3, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Ludwig johnson
OF Timber Lake. $. d.. who. on May q. 1911.
made homestead entry, No. O5953. for NIcl4,
section 10, township is n, range rs f., b. IL.
Meridian. Cheyenne River Indian lands, has
filed notice Of Intention to make final commu-
tation proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and receiver.
at Timber Lake, 5. d., on the 10th day OF Feb.
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William KickieS l.. r. Evans, Andrew Engel-
hart, Edward Ward, all OF Timber Lake. s. ID.
p ID. krfhS I{apfSfer
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Notice for Publication.
Department. Of the Interior.
u. 5. iIaud Office Mt Timber Lake. s


L. 5. i4aud Office ut Timber Lake, S. D
Dec. Fl, 1872
Notice is hereby given that Hiram A. Fay OF
Timber Lake. S. d.. who. on May 8, 1910. made
Homestead Entry No. Ol5l3. for NElz, section
35 township IS n, range Is. L. d. II. Meridian,
Standing Rock Indian lands has filed notice
Of intention to makefinal Communication proof
to establish claim to the land above described
before Register and Receiver at Timber Lake,
$. D.. on the 3ist day OF Jan. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Walter ketcheson. Byron Phillips, William
Enright, Charles Murray, all OF Timber Lake.
5. u.
+. ID. Kribs, Register,
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior.
l.. =. Land Office at Timber Lake, S. +

L. =. Land Office at Timber Lake. S. d.
Dec II, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Fred J. Galbralth
Of Timber Lake, S. D.. who. on Dec. IL, 1910.
made Homestead Entry, No. 04708 for SWN,
sections, township IS n. range "a Il. u. II.
Meridian, Standing Rock Indian lands, has
filed notice OF Intention to make final COM
mutation proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and Iseceiv-
er. at Timber Lake. S. d., on the eth day OF
January. 1913
Claimant names MS witnesses:
Frank Byschena. James W. Maloy. Lee l..
Butler. Geo. i. breckenridge, all OF Timber
Lake, s. ID.
r. ID. krlbS Register
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Notice for Publication.

U. S. Land Office at Timber Lake. S. d.
Dec. l. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Gruen-
berg. OF Firesteel 81 d.. who, on June, 2. 1911,
made homestead entry No. 0J67i. for SWA.
section "a. township 18N. range . T.. B. IL.
Meridian, Standing Rock Indian lands, has
filed notice OF intention to make final coinmu-
tation proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and Iseceiv-
er, at Timber Lake, S. d., on the 10th day OF
Jan. 1919.
Claimant names MS witnesses:
william &. Ruben, Arthur Schwenke, Andre
as IIauer, Eugene W. Strow. all Of Firesteel.
5. ID.
P.D. kribs Register.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
Notice for Publication.

Z, 81 I4;tIiu OIIICe 1t IIIHUcI iNtke' .. II.
Dec. g. 1912.
Notice is hereby siven that Edward +. Loeb
OF Firesteel. s. d., who, on May 81. 1910, made
homestead entry, No. GOOSE. for SEM. section
|, township l6 n, range q t.. b. II. Meridian
Cheyenne River Indian lands. has filed notice
OF intention to make final communication
proof. to establish claim to the land above de-
scrIbed. before Register and Receiver. at TIM
Der Lake. S. D.. on the Goth day Of Jan. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edward Anderson, Leonard l-angen, Charles
II. Nader. Albert T. Small. all OF Flresteel.
$. u.
p II krihS RanlSfar
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-01-10
We Notice From Our EXCHANGES

TIC ldllQ OIlCc dt chamberlain. III
is reappointment.
That in addition to the contes,
of Ash against Representative
Clark. the democratic opponent O
Representative-elect Budweiser O
Meade county. He is the editor
of the Fairport News.
That Adjutant General Englesby
has issued a circular letter to all of.
ficers Of the national guard in this
state recommending the admins
tration of the anti-typhoid vaccin-
alton.
That since the launching OF the
oil and gas project in Potter coun-
ty there has been no end of COM
ment and great deal of talk pro
and con regarding the outcome OF
the exploit.
That Edward E. Wagner, United
States district attorney for this state
has resigned, and gives as his rea-
son for SO doing that he came into
conflict with Attorney General
Wickersham over the pardon of
Cllas. L. Hyde, the Pierre real es-
tate man.
That a Philadelphia Judge ex-
cused man from paying alimony
to his divorced wife because she is
a suffraget, and uses tobacco. The
judge no doubt felt that il she real
ly wants to be man she should
have part of the handicap that goes
with it-that Of hustling- for her
self.
That the worlds production of
gold during 1912 was SIS, SOC, 900
greater than in 1911, the total hay
ing been $3.50, 900, 900 according
to preliminary estimate announc-
ed today by G. E. Riberts, direct
or of the mint The gold produc-
ton in the United States amounted
to Sol ,o8s, 100 compared with $780,
8oo, 900 in 1911. California led with
$Io.o88,4 8o; Colorado was second
with $I8,7oI,7Io; Alaska third with
$I7,3o8,846; Nevada fourth with
$I3,33I $50; and South Dakota
fifth with s7,7o5, go.
That the editor of Kansas pad
per says that he picked up a sxin-
chester rifle recentlr and startedSnp
the street to deliver the weapon to
its owner. The delinquent sub
scribers got it into their headsftI1at
he was on the war path, and every
one he met insisted on paying all
he owed. One man wiped out a |
debt of ten years standing. sOn
his return to the office he found |
load of hay, fifteen bushels of corn,
ten bushels Of potatoes and bar
rel of turnips that had been brot in.
That probably the briefest state
document ever issued by any state
officer was mailed to r. o. Rich
ards by the attorney general. 1t is
an answer to his open letter adj
dressed to the attorney general the
day before the supreme court gave
its decision upon the primary law.
This decision revoked the ideas of
Richards upon the bill and the let
ter had something of grim humor
in it. 1t was as follows:
Hon. X. -. Richards, Huron.
Dear Sir: In answer to your open
letter l herewith enclose copy of
the decision OF the supreme court
handed down yesterday"
Sincerely yours,
Royal Johnson.s'
That Christmas day was a hap
.py one for members of the state1
soldiers home at Hot Springs. All
the delicacies OF the season were
provided for the old boys in blue
by the superintendent, Col. T. G.
Orr and his wife, the matron. A
dinner of roast goose with all the
trimmings was of course the feature
of the program and on Christmas
night a well-laden tree furnished