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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Sin @~eiitsritiid Ser Gbirnrsie.

&n Gtep Yorf bat iiineIt -eill
GROCER Ner5te-G onareb I~tdttGeiun.
Den, 5ll Dem iibcr 5000 Gbirurgen
5uiommclgctomnen muren. @db.
reno Der @od)e. no lie tngten. iulb
iiber 5000 Sperafionen ousgcfiihrt
iporben. Inter oieleu peroient cine
lpcgen ibrer &iibnbeit un0, 5ilgleid)
Mterfpiiroisfeit beionocrs 6erporge.
bobcu 81 meroel. Or. &obert glbbe
bot nGnlid uad elmer gang nellen
Mctbooe cine Striftur Der Speiie.
robrc gehcilt. Is bnuoelte lid INN
eillcn Yatieutcu Der lid Ole Spciie.
rohrc uerG6t bate; Die Scr1bulg
mar ulsecbeilt, mo on ibrer Stelle
mar cine Nide Aar6e cntitonDeu. Die
Die neutrality-suspicious. fdit mmo9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

&orper hires &oiierS erbatcn bic
@rieden, nm linn Elm ebrlihes BE-
grnbnlB 5u gebelt, mo IN einen1
perbprgenen 8iufcl Der Stoot ienf.
ten lie Den Seidnnm cilt, Inn i'm
Dor Den Ilts6riihen mo6ammcooni
idelt Safes 81 idiisen. SSabrbun-
berte lang ebrtcn JIG oas InOenfen
orrdl ShmIiidluig oes @rnbes unb
onrd) frommes @ebct, bis elm tiirfi.
idIcr Enlda, Inn Die Eilgerfnbrtcll
i~lnmoglid) 6li mad)cn, Die Hilbeitdttc
oes aniicrs ld)GnOcte, pic chit SuLl
ton WtubommcO bic 2cifc gcid)0n,
Oct battc. DDS @rob mllr0e aufge.
riiien uno 5critort, ilno nicmouo aus
Dem uiroern Solt, 0oS BORT icine
drmicligen 0iitten erballt bat, Oeuft
oes tobten &diiers, nllf oelien @e.
beinen idmuBige ainoer ipiclcn uno
i%pringen. 8er IN Dem benahbartell
8robe lieNt, laBt lid) nid,t nit
Sidcrbeit ieititellen. Sie Sage nil,
oob bier Der Worber oeS aoiiers
rl,be, DER Dem Sultan baS a6ge.
idlugene Sailpt brndte, aui Seiebl
Oes Sultons aber getootet milroc,
neil er lid, on einem Serrid)er per-
0riifcn babe. "a oieier Scrrider
ober Der Siirfen gr0Bter ,Seino mar,
10 bube Der Sultan linn elm rebrells
polcs" @rob an Der Seite OeS &ai.
iers bereiten loiien.-n3. Y. 70"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
gereitclt Elm semeines GOmplott.

@enn Gin iddnolides Gontplott
Sfpiifcu Der 2eber uno Den ginse@
neiben beitebt, iih 81 ipeigern, Sbre
Sunftionen 81 perridten, 70 nebmen
Sic Or. Sings giefp 2ife Yillen nno
bcrciten Sic bieiem 3uitnno elm gnbe.
Sicielben regen auf geliuoe 8eiie ben
@a9en, Die Sebcr lInb gingefpeioe an
unb itellen bic @eiunbbcit nieber Der.
25 Gents in 8. W. 81 metc's Ipo>
tbefe, 656 Iain Ctr. Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

Jung befalib mo feiitc Spur bon
Nerpoiitat 5eiste, erfldrte err ii6 be,
reit, Dem @ilnid bes @reiies nnd)'
5llfonimcn. Ger Sling eing bis 5ll
elmer Sobe bon fait 100 Meter mo
Ouiterte cine bolbe Stnuoe. snS Der
ate Serr nof Der Sanoung bon
Der 6luamaidine obitieg, mar er
gon5 begciitcrt bon Dem, mas CT err
lebt bate, 1riO GilBcrtc luilt 81 ben
llmitcbenoen: ySScBt fam i6 rubie
itcrbcn; oenn jest bin id) geilogen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Gun II Der sqtnadt soIOsns Belt.


Ills OBJ ridlt tir pisIc 9eute iabraus. iabreiu
6alinaht uuo Die Rnrretei 2runtpf ipGre! Sic
lebeu III oen 3ag hinein, cien uno triuten urD
oentel llidlt oarar. oar benz 46rper Del alien
oen ihm 8ueemutberen Strnpa5en aud1 clue ents
ipretlenoe Sdpuuig 5utneil iuerben mus. 9ie
Narretei III i'm mer Srumpf! llno menu i'd baum
ole Solgen Der lleberlattius beS 8orpers iuDlieB.
lid .%a!lerlet arantleitSieidb einiteaen. uie
aophbnter5en. MnttisteIt, Sdliuade. Sertopis
urJ. Sdluinoel. 9er5tlopien. RifenidhiuGde II.
I. %. miro bugs einel Euatiialber oaS ganise
Sebeh droertrunt. DaB &c nit ieiien ida rieu
MIgtiren ollie itaft' mi Der Steae!" siid ole
~9tdrretei 1t ia Srarnpf, onB mat gtaubt. nit
ibariei.. idjlel iuirtenoen @iften III euem
Augeublid bic pielei Siroeu ipteoer gut mas
d1ci 5t 10 .tiier, Die man on ietuem 2eibe tubres
lang bcgaiteen hat. pltet Gud Dor ipldler
2arretet! sic ut Oct Nnjaus pom eube. nos
gesen pas 6.Iue Slrer auid n jlidleu Iborbeiten
nit Dem Nu len6lit tereinbrsdeh uir3, III luel.
dem Slr bel oer beipnhrten ct. 8ernnro araus
~terptacil 0ttf, rir 6ure Se. o.I iudlt. 9auu eft
iueroct Shr ale irobem persel nit eii ittmlnen
tonneu NIB rutelI:
@an 1T Der 5atnaht soIbens Seit!-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Ger altci,c SlnspaRaaicr

iii luobl Ger S3i0brige Gentner Glalr-
lct III &opcnbagcn, Gr trot nclllidy
mii Dem Ncroorom pl0blih al oen
S!ic5cr 2e,ltuollt Bird, nit Der
Bite bernu i'm ood oui einer Quit
iobrt ais Eniiogier mii5unebmen.
Scutnont Bird wolltc 5ulGd)it gar
nid)t redlt an Den Grlllt Der Bite
bes olten Serrn N~loubcn; crit ais
oicicr babel bcborrte. INTO Der Slie.
ger iidl oopon ii6cr5cugt bate, baG
Serr Glaiilel ii6 in rubi9er Serini.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Gbemaliser @remier iuirb Giicnbabn-
Iicc-YrGiibeut.

sloelbert y. @bolep, tueIdcr Dor
pierunooreiBig Sabren oils grentlcr
allf einem @iiterSug nit eilem So-
gelobn BON $1.65 in Die 9ienitc Der
olten ErooiOence & @orceiter .Giicn.
bnbn trat, lit in elmer @eriammllm9
beS 3ireftorenratbs Der Rep 0orf.
New Sapen & Sartforb-@ iienbabn
5rm Sice.Y rdiibenten bieier @eiea-
i6aft ernairnt morben lu,b bot iein
nelieS slmt oil l.. ieb. ansetretcll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Seriibnte giibuen. sdOnbciten

bliden nit Sd1rcdcu auf S~altauss
bride, Slcdcn unb SimpleS. Sic
iiI0 nidt nit ioldcn bebnftet, cbclios
lucnig ipirb irgcnb Scninnb onmit be-
baftct iein. Der Sudlen's Irnifa1
Sal6c gebrnudlt. Sic cr6dlt Die
Sd0nbcit bcS @ciihtes. Ge3ema mo
Gait Hbelm u~cridnpinOen Bel bercil
Ocbrnudl. Sic turirt lpc6c Sippcu,
c%ciprunaenc &Gnbc, Srpitbculcu mn
bcilt Sranbz unb Shntttmumbcn, ioz
luic CnctIdunacn. Sir @drprrboiocr
Eat tic nidt i6rconlcidlcn. Nur %
Gents in Z. ". u ucte' Npotbcte.
$50 Gain Ctr, Su6uquc, Soipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Gmsliid ipredDenoc SdJntlemtc.

Sic Serliner 8oli5eig ermoltung
iteQt periu6smeiie in ben Gerfebrs.
3entern en9liid iprebenbe Sdut.
lelite an, meld)e IN Der Serlis:S dule
lire 8orbiloun9 erbolten boben. gr.
fenntlid limo Die rrleuen WGnner"
Oaran, baB lie cine ~gefreli5te englii6l
inlb amerifaniide S(agge auf Dem
Hod6rniel tragell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Muf SriHfen. ooer Grbidaft
anfgcbsn.

Sn ocn Combs. 9tcu 9)orf, per.
6iiBt gcGcnw5rtig Der ~32iG6rigc
SancS WiaG uou go. 70 Mont9om.
err StraBc cine ~oreitdgiae Salt.
itraic. oo or So, ulll ole CT inn
Sombsgcridtc ipcgel iingcbilbrlid)en
9ctroacnS gebiiBt mnr0c. nidlt be-
jablep fonlte. Mnd er6te fiir5lid)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

bon elmer Serpanoten fiinfSebntau.
ieuO Collars, bod fonn err Dem
Seitamente gemaB Die grbi4ait
nidt cher antreten; ais bis er nof-
ipeiien fam, Dab er. 5nei Sabre lang
feinen Sropfen alfobol getrunfen
hnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

munbe perbeilte, natiirlidl Oa ser
Otagen ppflfommen aeiunb mar.
raid, liuo Der Eatient fonnte mad
Elm poar Sagelt, in bcnen er nidtS
bate eiien oiirfen, sebeilt entlaiicl
tper0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

cur Giniidt scioinncn, Oa6 icScr Collar fir aunits
grfurIions5ise ab9eben bon ben folsenben Sldscn (oie
ledpolis lno ct. Yaul. $500 Ilbert Sea, Weinrl,
"a, Nebr.. $55. 30;N GuuItil Bluffs, Sn.; 5000;
@pansbitle. Snb.. $2s. 80; Glcpeldito, Ohio, $50. 20;
20; louisville, ap, $27.95.- Tshite Ggfuriion am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
ld)e indian River Kclonie in Florida.

~ranfpumrn fann mic III irgtnb einca anOtrcn Sbetle Der Yer. Sta
i'll irgcnD cncrl Der nDrbliden AdrrblnzStaatca Ocs SaH0es.
= NIcbSte 0remrfIca suaeo Der &afb. JnSian Stiper
&oloa,ie an, Sieaastag, Se,, rs. Tebrmar 1918.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
@iKenswertbes iber nniere &olonie.
Gitrpnen, 2impnen, Sananas.

Gitronen, 2tmonen umb Bananas iperoen gepobnIi6 nidrt aneepflan5t
sum Serfauf; Sdmne bRicr Art otencn metnens 6r @er6rrrn9 Der @obns
bduer, fir Sdahcn uo ais Chit fir Den 5amilenperbraud.
@ais in greparn Gpmntp.
Serr G. 9. grnolo bon @alabor, Soritcnbcr bcS SuparS County
Sdul@Gomites, brattc in bc 3citunssnube ps .Irpocate" am Woutag.
einen stensel @ais, umsfdbr 10 SB 6 3a bodL nit fhnf aohcn an
bemieIben. Gr iberrei1tc ms cbenfnas cinigc 9rpBe aolbcn, relfc
idmntGh BON gcoungtem Sunbe namuntn. CT bebnupht, idbrlih brci
grnten 81 erseuscn, inbcm CT bns Suattoru I'M Sannar, @ai unb Scptcn<
Der pfan5t. Ser Srtrag ipurbc gcfponnen aus ~Saitngs' TrolHt sech".
5er Irnolo iagt, ba6 jeber arbeistrditec @nn, Der irsenb nit
Iderbau behnnt lit, bier idn 2ccn MADDEN fam; unp CT mohtc ipiicn,
mo Elm Sarmer I'M Nprben obcr gScdcu Sei Mal i'm Sabre @niS 81 crutcn
ernae-(@a Gpnt Nbpocatc. ben !. SIi 1900
3uderrobr seoeibt in GROCER @ien9e uO ps Glide Sabre, pbne cs
bon 9euent anSuphan5en.
Sartuffan.
Gin padr gfeilcn nDrblib bon unicren. 2aubc IrNt baS Stdbtdrn
Sahines, elm Saupt aartoffclmarft bes ShbcnS unb Cnrns. @on btdcm
9Rarftc aus fpurbcn int Sabre 1909 155,54t Sdhrr anrhicln. scianot,
gum Serfanf bon $3.5O bas Sab. SepeS Stid mcrcr SdnSerccn lit
serabeio eeeisnet, mn bnHs Stnuoar6@Trpbuft 5u crScugcn. Scr Smds
i9nitssGrtras bctrd9t upgefdbr 40 5dHcr pro Idcr.
sak=sartOfein sebcibcn io5uiascn I'M lcbcrmnbe, cr5clcn 10000
euibel gum elder. Sic gr6Be ppn linen flint bis icS SfnnS pic9cnp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

Sir adufer bon 40 gcrcs ober nrcbr
9labatt bon 5 Sro5ent. 9crseIcn Sic MD
babu bon Chicago 81 ~fuufen.
8enn Sic niht beabiihtisen, iid
nirSrisiten limb, unO baunL ipenn Sic ST
id)0niten Yldsc Der 8elt baben, pobin e
H6bten 9anbfpertbe cine bobe 3insrate brt
sic mns in bentidlcr pber ensliiher Sprad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

Der Ereis hes 2anbes lit bis Sirn 1. Sanuor ~
SrittcI baar, Der 9feit in cinent pber ~inncrbalb brei {
in SlGdbeu bon 20 unb 40 @cres unb ~auifpGrts. &d
rcbr crbaltcn cine gersiitung, sleidbcbcutenb nit 3
r~eiiesg gfuriionss Sidets BON Chicago nad Mclbonrnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
Col Tom seward Re,aros

Colonel Tom Seward has feWra,a
rom the norh o. 1homa q a &
en .amHmeu' M Jefferson, where he
vent 70 deliver an address IIe r..
.or,s pleasant line lie s1ys tse
.rons IN Grant county haeg 0aen
haracl 70 death oy iae excessive
Haay OF the PAST month Wheat ara
eon ~ont maee the t4th 81 an
9fd mar. Oklahoma ron Ar saYs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
PLUMBERS AND riNtsEHt
NOTICE.

We have fine location for 5000
tnner aud plumber combined llaye
biz good out'it of tools. plenty of
work and no competition Water
works juat going In building toing
on. etc. VIII sell or trade on easy
terms. snap for cash VIII hire or
20 In with good combined man
Write quick
Thousands OF acres OF good land
10 sell or trad. for less than lts
worth. Write
BENNINGTON REALTY CO,
r. r. CAIN. pennington OKLA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
Birthday Surprise

delightful surprise birthday ami
gorsar partg was given IN honor y
Mrs II Quicker, 593 S Third
Thursday night The evening aas
spent "a games aud music which ~1s
enjoyed by 4l Mrs Gucher Fesei'
el mauy beau-.u presents and light
refreshments we've served Al late
aour FER which al departed w.sanf
Mrs Glcker maue more happy bil'a.
days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
amHy ais IN Greek

Nhcu Truman Pearson w'fo mo q
Guild of near paoH attempted to drive
l.ros bridge near Whitehead SIS.
erdAy The bridge timbers broke
throwing the Pearson family. wagon
}nd horses 20 thr ottom OF the rcei
.tb the bridge on ton H them
Pearson Wa perhans fatally injured.
na vile and child on3 slightly Oue
horse vas sNled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02

4 y Is " a 4 y EkTv TxxM n
N VlNsoRlNe BARBER SHOP "
y r c Vnson. Scalp Doctor. v
4 Niusorse IS guaranteed 70 re- y
q move Dandrufi aud grow new r
q hair Come iu Tor a trial "
sssx X y " u " " sgsxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
10 Name indian citlIen

A. T. rJtersons name for reg
llf ea IS tbdtaNn from the senate
Qdas AN indian eulen was
lampa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02

PIE. fresh sparkling. rree OF
typhoid germs. oor FOR ga ao-te
mineral water. Phone 500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02
ROSS CONst RVATORV.

ROSS CONSt RVATORV
Mrs. Gladys Bror on, Violin.
Miss Edna Daton EiocUtion
Miss Addle Scott Piano, Theory
and Harmony.
Miss eeulAh Cavoli, Piano
Special rates for summer
For Information call st Conserva-
tory in Carnegie library, or phone
654.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02

T. H. Aohr is prepared to do all
"a eaz mp'Eg II reasonable
rost lie keeps oe hanj 4 supply OF
=. m.nile. slubs. And burners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02

auto license. are el4e ae affns /
'lcr nUnhUm
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Have The Leader delivered. 'ss m'
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Try Leader want AdS
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4 :. : 2 = &xxz z9xgxx Sc
y TOPICS LF TOWN g
AND STATE .
REV School suilaine

3 HSTS sHTSxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-08-02

II lcse be dog dtt Pro oao la- r
Glct ,mue
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22

would prohibit, by state law, the per
forming of obscene dances at any
dance hall or other place, and expects
to soon introduce a bill in the house
which will specifically bar such popu.
lar diversions as the Bunny Hug, -
"Grizzly Bear" aud Turkey Trot.
As at present drafted, the bin does
not define THESE various dances, but
that is a mere detail. The author
declares that he was inspired to have
the bill prepared, by witnessing a
pubic dance in the capital city.
Requiring the arrangement of aisles
and exits in moving picture shows to
be such that a stampede by a crowd
would not prove dangerous is the sub
stance of a bill which will soon be pro
posed in the senate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
OPIUM LAWS
China Furnishes for the Cultiva.
ton of the Poppy

Hankow, China, Jan. 22.-State
ments have been received from seventy
| five missionaries in the twelve pro
vinces regarding opium suppression.
The general trend of the evidence is,
according to the Central China Post,
that the new regime. where 1T is well
| established, is more thorough than 10
the old four provinces, and that the
death penalty has been inflicted Ia
several instances Of offensss against the
opium laws.
Szechuan. Honan, Auhwei and Che
kiang are using troops freely to prevent
poppy cultivation Kweichow province,
which has been unsettled since the
revolution, is given up to opium grow
ing more largely than ever, but the re-
mainder of the reports are generally
favorable. all agreeing that the present
officials desire the suppression of opium
growing.
Some poppy sown this winter will
be found in the hill country and over
lands, where rule is lax, but it is
d ubtful that the crop will be allowed
to come to harvest. Anyway it will be
inhnitesimal compared with the wears
before the suppression began.
All the reports are that Human pro
vince, which was recently cited as an
instance of relapse. is virtually clear Of
opium crops and that the suppression
OF the sale and smoking of opium is
severer than ever Absolute prohibit.
tion is enforced in many parts, and it
is noticeable that lchang, which form
erly had an enormous opium export,
now exports none.
The price of opium is ut present far
higher than formerly in all parts of
China. In some places the increase
in price is twentyfold, indicating the
strength % the suppression movement,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
LUMBER PRICES
Lowered by the Organization of
a Farmers Yard

Trip, Jan. 22.-Oue OF the mcst
successful farmers lumber companies
in the state or northwest is the Tripp
Farmers Cooperative Lumber com
pany, which for the past Is months
has conducted a yard mere. The com
pany claims that during the past year
il saved the purchasers of lumber here
and in this vicinity "a sun OF not
less than $25. 900, as the price OF
lumber has been lowered at least one
third since the yard commenced bust
ness. During 1912 the company sold
lumber and other building material to
the amount of 1000. The total sales
since the yaid was started 10 months
ago reached nearly $50, 900. At the
annual meeting of the stockholders,
which has just been held, it was de.
cided TO declare o dividend of s per
ceot for IS months. and each share
holder will receive 80 for each share be
holes. During the past year the ex-
pense OF running the yard was only
7 per cent of the gross income. After
paying the dividend there will be a
comfortable balance in the reserve
fund. The company has a capital OF
$11, 500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22

rather sorry to have them go, for their
songs that rang out through the open
doors during the mild weather, were
appreciated. 1t seems that the two
wanderers came into town with the in
tention of making their home in the
Jail during the winter. from all APP
psarances, for their first move to make
their presence known was to steal some
clothing from a store and offer to sell
it nearby. When they were given
only a five and 10 days sentence by
the Justice they seemed much put out
and disgusted.
Hudson-The peace ard dignity of
the dry town OF Hudson was badly
shaken up when parties shipped some
intoxicating liquors to the place and q
half dozen men drank so deeply thereof
that they became ~insensible TO every
thing that the people thought was
decent and honorable. The bunch was
arrested aud placed in the town Jail
The interior became a target for their
smashingup. and il presented a pretty
dilapidated condition after they had
been in there for an hour or more.
Some s~ympathiziug friends managed
60 break the lock on the Jail door, ard
they were given their liberty. which
they retained only for a short time.
All of the party hut one appeared in
police court and paid their fine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
AFTER SEVEN YEARS
Divorced Couple of Aurora
County are Remarked

Chamberlain, Jan. %. Remarked
after having been divorced for a peri
cd of sever years, is the latest episode
in the lives Of John b. Trip, and
mis- former wife, prominent residents
of Aurora county. Differences caused
their separation more than seven years
ago, and after a time divorce pro
ceedings were instituted and a divorce
decree was granted.
Recently the old love was rekindled,
with the result that they decided to
remarry and spend the remainder OF
their lives together. The latest knot
was tied by Rev. Mr.. Van Ruschen,
pastor of a White Lake church. They
kept treir remarriage a secret fol- q
period of twenty four hours, hut theii
children were so delighted that after
the expiration of that time they could
keep the secret no longer and gave the
facts of the remarrriage to the public.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
CATTLE RUSTLING
Results in Great Loss to West.
ern Stockmen

Belle Fourche, Jan. 22.-Word of
one of the largest cattle thefts in
Wyoming in many years has just been
received by local cattle men, who have
been asked TO aid in the search.
When the fall roundup on the
range was made in the Big Horn,
Wyo, country last fall it was found
that over 1000 head of cattle were
missing. They had been ranging on
the Ten Sleep Big Horn forest reserve
and were the property of Milo Burke,
%. w. Arnett and Ct. A. Sutherland
all well known cattlemen in the sBig
Horn country.
The cattle had been stolen during
the summer Even when the loss
was found, the owners made nothing
public, but employed private detectives
to trace the cattle. For some time il
was thought the cattle were still in the
state, but it is now believed they were
gradually run yer into South Dakota
or some other bordering locality. The
value of the stock stolen amounts TO
over $50, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
OIL TROUBLES
Alleged Discrimination Between
Oil Companies at Dead
wood

Deadwood, Jan. %. Alleging that
ii was being Disseminated against in
favor of the Standard Oil company, the
Marshall Oil company of Marshall.
town, Ia, has secured in the local
circuit court a temporary injunction
from Judge Rice, against J. w. Peck.
ham of Parkston, state oil inspector fol-
the northern district, and Ed. A.
Murray of Milbank inspector for the
southern district and W. M. Cox, in.
spector for the Black Hills district.
The officials aIe restrained from mark
ing rejected" on the r~eceptacles cor
tanning gasoline and kerosene Of this
company which are shipped into the
state and which the inspectors be.
lieved to be under grade.
Last summer the Standard Oil COM
pany got into difficulty with the in.
spectors over the grade of its material:
sold in this state and secured the samt
sort of a temporary injunction from
the same court Now the Marshall Oil
company maintains that under thi,
order the Standard can operate but
cannot without hindrance, and entered
into a stipulation with Att 1rney Gen.
eral Royal G. johnson to have a SINH
lar injunction until the matter car
be thrashed out in the courts, The
materials complained of were the
Wyoming kerosene and the Kansas
gasoline.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
LEGISLATURE
The S~enatorship Has Right of
Way-Some Bills

Pierre. Jan. q. -Legislation has
been practically at a standstill in
both houses for the past few days,
giving way to the senatorial fight
Only a few bills have been introduced
but it is expected that a food OF
proposed laws win fairly bury the
legislators after the vacation which
will, it is expected, begin in a few
days.
Only SEQ, 600 will be asked for by the
capitol commission for the construction
OF a lake near the capitol grounds and
the identifying of the grounds. The
first draft of the bill asked for $40, DOC
in two annual installments but the bill
as presented Is reduce in the hopes
that it viii pass in its present form.
The erection of a. $25, 900 residence
for the governor is contemplated in q
bill which was introduced in the senate
yesterday. While n home for the chief
executive of the state is desirable, it il
highly probable that The bill will fail.
a. there are many demands on the
state funds by the various state insti.
tutions. The bill would have the
residence erected in one year. An
other objection to the official residence
is that it would necessarily entail a
large number of social duties which
are not required under the present
system and expense of maintaining il
would be large.
Representative Patterson CT Corsou
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
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