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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24

Minneiota areOs ofboIoer, ON
Sub bill, lit aorsmeoe fra 9.-12.
Oft. / GuIbing, 8is. aabnines.
@uostieneite Sorsooo 5ormiooao.
gmnerti til 9rgfteIfe:
5orboIoet imeuem llnoerpisnin-
gen / Ssnoo9sifoIen og aonfirma.
tionsfIasien.
Wenigbeoens gmne: @Gffelie. Gf.
>, Il - Aoben. 8, 3.
areoiens emne: @oangeIium, en-
@uos Strait. 3om. I, Is.
8orretnings meoe:
9alg Of Gmbeosmpno.
9lapporter. Wenigbeos eaer 9reos
Delegation til Somiunoets @ors.
msoel o.f.p.
9oo 9reoiens 8eene.
s. %. @onoo.
Guiding CD. 9utb. Rgh. i%nobnoer
berneo iii areosmsoe Som og p9r
bierteIig beIfommen.
Qoo Nenigheoens @egne.
:. g. 9renboIot.
Re. SiIreifen6e ofbentes fra
oucf 0nsoog aften. Snbmelb eoer
til Senrp Senfen eIer Better Gre.
orifien, Cutting, 8is. Suff at ino-
meIoe eSer fer ben 9. Oftober; TIL
euers fan hi life ~enrnntere fri BE-
for6rinel
s. 90. g onoo O..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24

taIte til os. oa en- 9af til nlle De
unae, iom tom.
@i nil ogiao ienoe en- Sof til
ale De un9e, fom gerne niIoe bobe
nGret meo, men life fun0e. De BERT
moo. iom nof fltnoe. men life bil0e.
faar ingen 5nf. ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
puuntnrk

6aoifal Winiitertale. 5reOerifs-
u9rtfreoiens MISUNDERSTANDING
aibolot Ssnoog ben 7. Sept. ct al
benbeo 500 Wenneifer beiegt Sol.
femeoe oeo 9nioe Stint oeo 5re-
oerifso9rt. Sonobrugsminiiter SIR.
Beoerien, Der par til Steoe, uotoIte
bl. 81:
9i er neo at iuofere aIminoeIig
9aIgret, men sfonomiif 9igbeo MAJ
n9re Yinalet for al menneiteIig
Str9ben og al iuno 9oIitif. ri
bsr titles lioe ooerior aogong til
Sor6en. 9eo Reformerne / 17S8
o%neriaa man. at Soroen niIoe itige
poIoiomt / 9ris. Oct or life til
@obn for 2anobrugsoirfiombeoen.
Soroen er ct 9aaitof oe 10 bill.
gere Rooitoi oesto biaiaere BRO.
button. ct geois ior, at ser er
noget 6orfert / 6orboI9et er, at
Eoaet pon De Nenueifer. Ser be.
ifpftiges oeo 9anobru9et, life er
/ 6remgnng. @~eIitnuoen / 2nnoet
tiger. men HroIetorintet oa ar.
beiosIssbeoen er ogiaa / Stigning
iamtioig me0 at ser fpsIeIipttes
10000 fremme6e arbeioere oa
at Dor 89lo til lloIonoet tiger
gor for gar.
Otter at bare onitaIt 2oo ON
Serb til 2onoorbeioerne. ll6ituf.
ninesforenineerne m. m. iortiatte
Yfiniiteren: Get man ierit 90 irem.
melt ifaI esre er at b9ooe Samiun.
bets Het til Sor0en, Iige Stat paa
Soro meO famine geIi9senbeO % al
famine gonitet. gienoomsifpIoen
ber f%oranores til en- SoroifpIo. Ger.
nRit bsr ni bape en- gRroiitignings.
fat iamt en- grpropriationslou,
boorefter Soro fan egpropriereS til
ben gris eieren ieIO bar lat Den
til. Gierne oil on uoitpffe ben Soro,
Der Iig9er miot befoeut for Dem
/ Steoet for at boIoe poa oen /
Snob ON grisitisning. So fIere
@ien6omme 6es itsrre Rroouftion.
5lere og iIere oil finoe 9eifRfti.
gelie be6 Soroen, oe De toges bort
ira be grbeiosIsfes @pffer iomti.
big me6, of arbeiosIsnnen bill fiji.
ee. l1oe / Sori5onten ifimter pi
oa ben Dag bn. iom 9igteren flyer.
fno bar for meget os farre for Iiot.
frnettrrer Inngs geiene. @ei.
le gmts 8eippien bar | en- Gor.
rGffe bnft forffenige fmoa gIonte.
ifoler rirnot ON | Gmtet. bporfrn
9~on6eneiene foripneoes me6 oe al.
minoeIige 9rter al anetrper.
Smiolertib FINES BET SeIS % itore
ltobptte, man | TpifIono bar boft
oeo at aennemfsre SruettrGpIant.
ninaen Innas 2on6eoeiene. at OBJ.
forore til ogfao Der / 9onbet at
pTante 6isie 9rper / ft6rre ll6itrrf.
ming.
De 6orisg, Der bor opret giort /
Ioper goot. og geip9ienet
bar / 81. Sob. 5oIfebI." mn poa
Fetersbieregnoro Wnrfer oeo aoI.
bling erbbsrnet ct areoI poo 5000
ap. Glen, Der ifoI ~inobegnes oe be.
til gIonteifoIe for 5rugt.
trqer. Wnn biz iao fortfqtte meo
PIantning of oisie / Ionet itsrre
40 |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
0isfpns. o.

ON @u6 bill bIiper Der Wisiions.
og llnebomsmeoe | ct. geters Me.
niebeo, 0ortbfielo. Minn., %. -
30. Sept Wsoet begpnoer Sen-
bag 5ormi66ae aI. 1917 meo $ei.
mesieguostieneite. ON @ftermio.
hagen, aften og Wnnoog aften
rlngoomsmsoe, bnor Der bill bIipe
taft oper forifeniee llngboms gm.
ner.
8enIig SnobpoeIie til o1e. Som
oe Bib oeIiienet os bring geIfigneI.
fei
Sanfeiproe for Msoet ZIP. Ger.
8, If.
gaa Weniebebens og ungooms.
foreningens Degne.
g. so. Beteren
prpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
abomsmD

boIoes, piI Sub. | Ct. gouIi Renig.
beo. gottatp. 60, ga, Den g., 4.
os 8. Dftober. On bierteIis Snobp.
belle til Wsoet ienbes bermeo til
genner af llnsoomsarbeioet. BE.
fseenbe beoes inoienoe oeres Sno.
meloeIfe til moertegneoe ieneit Den
26. Sept, iamt boiIfen Gag 8 tom.
mer.
ane gefSgenbe fra git beoes
fsbe Billet til UNDERWOOD, benz Der
fommer Roro fra beoes fsbe gil.
let til &onep Greet.
goa Weniabebens og llngboms.
foreningens @eene.
s. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
yOonfferen""
Dnsoae Den "a. Sept. 1918.
Blair, aebr.

Jdl Iioer oct mob Sfolens Nab.
ming paa Girsoog, ben 80.
Sept. Der nil bIiper offentlig aab.
ningsmgOe baooe @ftermiooag SCI.
$50 og 4ften al. s. Eli oisie W2e-
Der inobDoes nenligit Sfolens Zen.
ner ira n9r og fiernt. = Der er
er noiigt til, at Stolen uil faa ct
goot antol @Iener til at beepnoe
meo. foritanr ni.
Den 10. os. fom Str. $. g.
Ssrenien og bans 9otter Camille
tiIbage ira oeres 9anmorfstur. DIR.
S%erenien brogte Yrsoer of fIere
Saoorter meo fig ira Ganmarf,
iaaleoes ~ guno 8~interbpeoe og
ct Iignenoe anontium Sabre, iom
ban piI iaa og efsperimentere meo
Der.
Rrs. dnoretp 9obs Sara
8%ranobere) liseer paa SoipitaI Der
i gDen. Get er benneo en- llse Il.
Den, at Ser ffete noeet m9rfeIigt
uoe pon oeres 5orm TO MiI 9oro
for Drum On So banoe facet SO.
oeoet / RIemme / en- Stige, for.
Itnnr d. andre Grenturer, aser og
6eite. itimleoe iommen, og Borne.
ne ifreg, ioo Wrs. gobs bIen BON.
ee, at Der par ifet en- llIpfte meo
ct Of gsrnene, og oo Wdnoen life
bar til Steoe, LIB bun for at ie.
booo Der bar ffet, oe / 2sbet fnlot
bun. @ngeiten oq SoIoet bIen Aor.
Jag til benoes Spgoom. On ire 9o.
ge ~behonoIeoes bun oerloe poo
Sornlen al Or. Muroocf, men ban
roaoeoe Monoentil at bringe benoe
Der mo pan 5ofpitaIet. Sun tom
berino | Ssnoogs, og | Ranoogs
Worges neofom bum meo en- Ssn.
iom imioIertio osoe omfring en- 81.
me efter SsofeIen oe bIen begropet
ionme Dag poo airfeeaarben Der
neo gpen. Toft. anoerien toIte ef.
ter anmooning noeIe Orb, no fra
Nottb. 1914, neo @ronen og for.
retteoe SoropoofofteIfe. Won no.
taIte BET beofte Sonb for Nrs. gobs.
Gun bar BOG temmeIig 6oorIig |
@onr. Iibt beore I Mites. Saaber,
bun ma fonnte fla og Iene meb
I'm Rnno og fine andre ire 9rengel
5 Ssnoogs bar Dts Reo.
/ Omaha og oeItog I ReoIpeeeIien
Of 9isrneitenen til ben rtpe oanife
Rirfe. San iooleoes forelsbig meo.
belle (pi penter nprmere WeooeIel.
ie), at airfen og BrpfteboIigen er
befisgenoe poo 5isrnet Of 80 og
gorbn Ctr, of BrpItebuiet pentes
fiIot fRroist iii of flptte inc /
| geeprbeIien nf Sftober, og Sir.
ten penter man at funne toge /
Brig til Sui. Weni9beoen bar
til Cato mootoeet fra Wenigbeoer
| Samfunoet og prinate 8enner OBJ
inoo $1,000. Ser bar flor @Ip.
be oher at mo beo CUBS oe Ben.
ners Si9lp er noaet foo Iongt.
8or 2onosmano. Sfrqooer
5. g. Sobnion, anbefaler dig meo
alt iii 5oset benbsren6e. alGoer
Inet til RaoI for $500 og op.
geIeg BAN, naor 9e tr9nger til
en- M Gragt. Slim og reel BE.
-. ---
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Snf.

ga min Suitrn M re0 @uos
itore 9armbiertiebeO bar i'm Ope-
ration Del operitaaet og er fommen
biem igen. bill Ri Der igennem Gait
Iferen uotale Dor bierteIige 6af
til genner, Tom bar tPnft paa ben.
De gennem Spgoommen % erinOret
6enoe for Roaoens Srone. gun
er enonu for ioog til at ifrioe til
bper enfelt, iom bar lent grep til
benoe, oerfor bette meo Saf til ollie
Tor uoniit Spmpati.
goers / Serren forb.
s. 90 arfusfen.
@isner, Rebr., %. Sept, 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Wishonsmebe

boIoes / SmmonueIs Renisbeo peo
3nmpton, Rebr. ben 10.-f2. Oft.
ON CUB bill. Gnbper iom maatte
babe 2pit of toge Del meo os ifaI
bare nelfommen.
goa Renisbeoens gegne.
u. 9b. SebuIt5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Ssjifole.Stepne.

CIT Sorn 2siffoIeforenins Of.
boloer Wsoe paa SsiifoIesrun6en
Ssnooe ben %. Septeniber 1913,
buortiI ole 9enner bierteIigit inc.
buoes; ierIiet inbbpoes ole Rabo.
meniebeber, iamt beres gr9iter til
at nere til Steoe oe beItaee |
5eitIiebeben.
goa CIT Corn SSiffoIeforenines
8eine, 3. u. p~eterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
FRA SCANDINAVIAN
dirckte til New York

med Scandinavian American LINENS
store, hurtiggaaende Dampere. Storar-
tede Observation-Disclosures for p~assagerer
paa ale 3 Klasser. Hele 3 Klasse be-
STAIR udelukkende at private Rum for
2, 4 og 8 Personer, SAINT nogle faa Rum
med 8 Ksjer for stsrre Familier. Scan
dinayian-American LINENS Dampere har
intet Mellemdek med store Afdelinger.
Matroner % Oppassersker er ansat paa
3. Klasse for at we're de ~kyindelige
Passagerer behjalpelige. Ksb Billeter
med OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIME hos
n@rmest boende Agent, saa Passagerer-
ne kan REESE fra Scandinavian til Ney
York uden nogen som helst Omskift-
ming paa Vejen
om Narmere oplysning henvender
man sig til Observation-Disclosures
LINENS narmestboende Agent eller til
a. E. & co.
Gen1 West. Pass. Agents,
is5 ". Kissie ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
90 First Ave. 8. Minnespslis, Miss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
SnshpIber ieaes.

en- plbre omnif anin6e meo 90.
De anbefalinger fan fao en- beIIen.
net BIa6s fom 5usboIoe. | en- ia.
mile poa fire WeoIemmer poa Can.
bet 2 Mil fra Blur. Tiniige Sin.
fssere b%enpenoer fig til o9anife.
ren"s aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Sehfeit.

ON SUB bill, bIiner Der Ssitfeit
/ @etbiemone onnife en. .Iuth. Ne-
niebeo. Chicago. 81, Ssnooo Den
8. Oftober. Rnitor 6. 8. Senien,
Rocine, Iris, bar Iooet at tale neo
oenne Set. On frrIia Snobuoelie
til ale.
1on Weniebeoens 8egne.
z. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Wisfonsmeoe

afboIoes, bill Sub. / Stapleburit,
Rebr., Den 10 II. Oft.
~geffelien" (Sebr. ~. 15) oe
gRetf9r0iggsreIien" (aom. a, A.
81 bill bIioe oreitet.
YrRlterne s. 9br. Reoerien og
8iggo Weneers bill oeltage.
Gnbber er oelfommen. Weio
eoers aomme til llnoerteeneoe.
s. %. Sanen,
Stapleburit, aebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Rishpnsmpoer.

Oil Sub, bIiner Der afboIbt Nis.
fionsmsoe | Nenigbeoen neo Galen.
Der, Soma fra 26.-28. September
oa | Weniebeoen i RoIfe. Soma frn
f7.-t9. Sftober.
ane er peIfommen til oisfe Ws.
Der. goa "Reminiscences geane.
Grits anoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
RisfunsmCoc

> 9oeene fra 26.-2s. Sept. of.
boIbes Wisiionsmsoe / 9rinitatis
Reniebeo, albert 2eo. Rinn. Ws-
bet begpnoer, bill @uo, 9orsoog
aften ben %. 8enner er benIieit
inbbu6te. 8. R. SIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
QirfeinOuieIie On Meformationsfeit.

airfeinobiclie % GeiOrmationsfeit.
gil @ub, bIiner Den me eben-
g5er airfe / 9incoIn 60, gtebr.. ino.
met Senoug ben 26. Oftober.
@uostieneiten begpn6er 81. 10.
Msoe boloes De felgenoe Gage.
9enner ira fiern og nGr inobpoes
penIigit. CUBS Self bi9Ip os Of
beoe at gprtet ~maaIptfesl 5iIrei.
ienoe bill bIipe ofbentet / Curtis,
noor man / goo 8io meIoer iia til
Wenigbeoens 6orman0,
Guqnft often.
Curtis. Rebr.
Noa Wenigbeoens @egne.
6. 8. Schmiot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Miisinnsmane.

Bill SUB. nfboIbes Nisiionsmsoe
| 9etbIebems Menigbeo, Socfion-
bile, So., / 9ogene fra t2.-14.
Oftober 1918. genner inobnoes
6erpeo pao oct nenIigite.
q. so. ReIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Ssitfeit % Risiiunsmsoe.

ON @llo oiI. 6Iiner Der Ssitfeit
% Wtisiionsmsoe | SiIoums oanife
20. .Iuth. Weniabeo. Chicago. Sn..
ira 6en %. Sept. til (. Oft. Bro.
Iterne g. 3. 9obIitrem % Chr. 81.
renien bar Iopet At oeltoge. 2iee.
Ieoes bentes ainomisiionpr =. gpff
at bile toIe en- aften euer TO be6
oette Wsoe.
SierteIig SnobnoeIie I'll oHe.
Roa Renieheoens 8egne,
=. Gimonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Wisiionsine0e

niboloes ira Den f0.-l2. 0ftober
/ 9etbnnia Neniebeb, @erona, Reb.
Benner er bierteIie oeIfommen.
YfeIo eoers aomme til y. 81
monien. Beronn, Qebr.
Rno Weniebeoens gegne.
g. z. Roenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Wnhonsmpbe

afboloes. ON @uo bill, i 0o5aretb
Nenigbeo. GeOar Sails, Ga. /
Dogene fra 9.-12. Sftober. Ben.
ner fra n9r oe fiern in0bpoes ben.
fight til bette Weoe. Wm beoes
meI6e fit aomme til llnoertegneoe
fer ben 6. Sftober.
goa Renisbeoens 8eene,
elias Brebenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Srinitafis Seminarinm.

rtnoeroisnine | aIosierne tager
Tin 9~egpnbeIie, ON Sub oil. Ons.
bag ben 1. Sftober aI. 9K 5or.
miooog. ane Stubenterne nentes
at bore tiIite6e.
Blair. 1. Sept. 1918.
9. 9. gis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Risionsmsbc

ON CUB bill, bIiper Der Risiions.
msoe / Rnffin, Rebr.. fra 17.-19.
Oftober. 5ierteIie SnobnoeIie til
ale, iom oil barre iammen meo os
/ De Gage.
q Spufeu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Risfons. % lingopmsmSoe.


Oil Sub bIiper Der Nisiions. oa
uneoomsmeoe | ben oonife Iutb.
airfe, Siour Gin, So. | gasene
7-12. Oft. grpiterne s. g.
Gbriitionien, 8. 6. Senfen os s.
@ertien oil pbrinee frem Of oeres
5orraoo Rpt oe @ammeIt" | n9pn.
te gnge.
9ilreiienoe beoes inomeIoe fig til
unoertegneoe feneit Den 8. Oft.
ane err peIfomnel
9oa Weniebeoens 8egne,
s. u. 9orfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Risfpnsm6oe

Oil Sub. ofboIbes RisiionsmSbe
/ getbonia Renigbe6 peb 0imbon.
ton, Soma, | Gaeene fra 21-23
September 1918.
8enner inobnoes berpeo poa bet
oenliefte. g. R. 9.
8. g. Senen.
Br9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Wisfonsmso

/ atIantic ga. 25-2S. Sept. Sier.
teIig SnobpoeIie til ale. 9iIreiien.
De beoes meIoe oeres aomme i'll
9oitor Somes 6. 8eterien, SorIan,
Ga, 1901 0inon Ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24

abresleforam6rina.

Bait. IF. q. SeriiIos aoresie,
biotiI CIT Sorn, Sa., er berefter 81.
borg, g. 9af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
. Skal Do Reisef.

Hvis du tanker paa q eap . -
"a GamieIandet e1cr san6s AGnue e
slegtntnga. ia koDs HID. e Ws0
sakke AZ Aar har solgt nszU Hxznnhw
nd nogen anden skandinaysMI ~
chicago. vi anlger ntLlstew - -
- sterste % bodsts xfnise a. aks1nM
yore Reiserds Pla1a I GhmAakabyeennm
aden ekstra nstaf1nR- Alsa no -
efelge. Penge vsKus a $500
9~ronesedler kjsDeH - man.A -
y~piysninser fases ~ 0DDOn9 q
soss uovun0y1uguwuek
Dvonsseisenn ps111asne enr1us
M FallsrsoE ave-. un,caye, N
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
NisfonsmsSe

afboloes, ON Sub bill, I Griro, So.,
fra 3.-5. Dftober, bportiI berpeo
penIigt inobpoes.
g. Masmusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24

$. 81. g D o.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03

Mrs. ID. L. Kenney writes:-'sI
cannot sufficiently express my thanks
to you for your DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. 1t bias cured my letter,
which has troubled me for over fifty
years" All druggists. or by mail,
soc. Pfeiffer Chemical Co., st. Louis,
Mo. Philadelphia, p ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
KILLED BY TRAIN


Sioux Falls. Sept. ed Hackett.
q carpenter contractor. whose home
was in the western part of the city.
was run down aud cut to pieces
shortly after three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon near the Milwaukee STATEN
when the Canton train from the south
was entering the yards here. This is
the third mao who has met death
along the Milwaukee tracks entering
this city within q short time. 1t is be-
.lieved. however, that Hackett's death
was purely accidental.
ole Letrud. who lives at Melrose
and Second street, in this city, who
vas with him at the time. admitted
slightly and declared that Hackett.
while intoxicated, lurched of the
sidewalk in front of the incoming
train and was ground to pieces.
Hackett was a man about fifty years of
age and married. He is said 10 have
had considerable money in his posses
sion at the time of the accident and
was known as an able and competent
workman at his trade.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
WIFE HITS MAN
Who Retaliates on Husband of
the Woman

Cottonwood, Sept. 3.-Struck by a
whip in the hands of a woman, Jesse
Hodges, a rancher of western Stanley
county, is alleged in retaliation to
have assaulted the womane husband,
and on complaint of the latter has
been arrested OF the charge of assault
and battery. John Kommers and his
wife were driving along a road in a
buggy when Hodges passed them on
horseback. There had been bad blood
between Hodges and Kommers for
some time. and Kommers alleges that
Hodges frightened his horses so they
started TO run away. HODGES re-
turned to the scene after the horses
had been controlled and Mrs. Kom-
meIs is alleged to have struck him with
a whip. Then ii is charged Hodges as
sanlted Kommers. Kommers is the
chief witness against Hodges in an
arson case which now is pending. in
which Hodges and John Bush are
charged with setting fire to the dwell
ing house of b. c. S~nodgrass on a ranch
nea Interior.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
STATE ASSESSMENT
Tax Commission Not Quite
Satisfied With the
Work

Pierre. Sept. 3.-The final totals OF
assessment figures for South Dakota
this year fix the figures of state wealth
for assessment purposes at 81, 1915, 70S.-
270. The classes of property under
this valuation includes real estate.
town lots, and personal property.
which Ia placed at 81. 065. 429. S45.
Railway property is placed at 1928, :
554. 720; express and sleeping cars at
80. 06f .319; telephones at 80. $50, 149:
telegraph at 3 .932, 1877. Under the
levy fixed by the commission for state
general purposes any property which
was assessed this year at less than four
times it's assessment for last year pays
less state tax for this year than for last
year. The commission attempted 10
adjust discrepancies in land values for
different sections of the state. but the
members are not vet satisfied with
the work Of the first year, and ex-
pressed q belief that for the second
year under the commission plan they
will have much Q, sier sailing, and be
able to get things better balanced up
over the state than they have at the
first effort.
That the situation which has to be
met is largely one Of local issues 10
shown by a prominent resident OF the
southern part of the state who ex-
pressed his approval of the increase
placed ON the property Of the Home
stake Mining company. which. he
said, had never paid their share Of
state tax" At the same time he
could not understand Why when he
was told that was just the way the
western and central part Of the state
looked upon the assessment returns of
past years from the southeastern
counties Of the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
OFFER TO SUPPORT HUERTA
Wave Of Patriotism selzes Mexlcans
Of All Classes.

Mexico City. Sept. "A wave OF
patriotism appears to be sweeping
over Mexico and from many states
and from all classes, 1t is announced
assurances of allegiance and offers OF
service are being received daily by
President Huerta and his ministers OF
war.
Plans are being made for as large
q display as possible OF military
strength on Sept. 16, Independence
day, whes 1t is proposed to hold a
big parade, in which 10000 are ex-
pected to march.
The war department has been
called upon to furnish military in.
structors to a dozen cities, where the
fear OF being impressed for service
against the revolutionists has given
away before a later patriotic ardor.
Thousands of men OF all ages are
asking to be drilled In the use of
arms.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
BACON CONFERS
WITH NEBRASKAN
Senator and Secretary Dis
Gus Mexican Affairs.
AWAIT WORD FROM Lind

State Department Falls TO Receive
Any New Adviees From Special
Envoy ut Vera cruz-Amerieans
Who Wish TO Remain In Mexico
VIII Be Furnished Every Possible
Protection.
Washington. Sept. 2.-Senator Ba-
con. chairman of the foreign relations
committee, conferred more than an
hour with Secretary Bryan, after
which he declared the Mexican situa.
ton seemed to be marking time.
$50 far as | know" said the senator,
the Mexican situation is absolutely at
q standstill. No word of Importance
has been received from Mexico City
and nothing has come from Mr.. Lind,
who remains In Vera Cruz. / do not
know what he plans to do"
Senator Bacon said the suggestion
by Mr.. Lind to Senior Gamboa that the
administration here would use its
sood Offices with American bankers to
encourage loans to Mexico was in no
sense an offer by this government to
guarantee any loans.
"Mr. Lind meant simply that If the
American proposals for peace were &C
cspted," said Senator Bacon, then
this government would regard condi-
tions in Mexico so hopeful that bust,
ness could be safely carried on and 10
that extent would be glad to encourage
bankers who might make loans to the
provisional government"
Americans who did not wish to heed
the advice OF President Wilson to
leave the country would be protected
In every possible way by this country
Mr.. Bacon said.
Chairman Flood Of the house foreign
affairs committee submitted to Score
tary Bryan letters from a large sugar
company in Vera Cruz, asking 70
whom its property should be intrust
ed IL President Wilson's advice to al
Americans to get out OF Mexico were
to be followed. The letter stated that
the company's plant cost $500. 00G,
that II had a growing crop valued al
$500, 900 and that II those in charge
left Mexico valuable property would
be at the mercy OF bandits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03

IT you have any furniture repairing
or upholstering to do. take it to A.
g. Hallenbeck's undertaking parlor.
Phone eos red.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
Pierre-The permanent state inves.

Pierre-The permanent state inves.
tigstion committee has returned from
an official trip through the Black Hills,
where they looked into conditions in
the school of mines. Spearfish normal,
soldiers home. tuberculosis hospital,
and the like. They are all reported
to be in good shape. The matter CT
payments of interest by banks to state
%treasurers. was looked into at the
same time. with no definite
ments as to results. The committee
will probably do no more Investigating
work till q report Of their RESULTS so
far is prepared and presented to the
governor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
AMERICANS REPORTED SLAIN
Refugee Says Some Fell Victims to
Mexican Bandits.

Los Angeles. Sept. 2.-American
refugees are In force here, having
landed at San Diego. Sixty persons
were brought north from Guaymas
and vicinity by the United States
cruiser P~ittsburg.
7. l.. Fndley. en- route to his home
In Ell Paso, Tex, declared that a mum.
Der of Americans had been killed by
bandits while attempting to cross
from Durango. which was captured by
insurgents. He came north on the
steamer Benito Juarez.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03

~. q. Drake. at his new location.
VanEps 9 q and Fourth street. Il
giving q ten per cent discount on slI
woven wire fencing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-03

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