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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
MAKES
PLEA FOR AID
PATHETIC LETTER WRITTEN BY
YOUNG MAN SENT UP FROM
DUEL COUNTY FOR
BURGLARY.

Sioux Falls, S. D.@A pathetic plea
for aid in securing his parole from
the Sioux Falls penitentiary has been
made by John Prins. aged 10, who is
serving a term for the burglary Of
stores at Altamont. a Deuel. county
village. The young man apparently is
sincere in his desire to make a man
of himself and henceforth live an
honest and upright life. Those faro
iliar with the case believe that his
downfall was due more to the evil
influences which surrounded him
than to Il criminal instinct on his
part. His plea for aid in being grant
ed a parole is addressed to Sheriff
Arnold, of Deuel. county, and is in
part as follows:
No doubt you will be surprised
to hear from me. but a bad penny
always returns. | have been waiting
to hear from you for some time as [
believe you are a friend of mine and
are willing to help me. You know me,
and have no one else TO call upon
in this state. / am 10 years old and
in the penitentiary. 1t is no place
for me. and I am making the bold
Slu tibe am SoiHS W Dt
straight. and have been since l was
sentenced. * # Il | am down and am
asking you as a friend, and not Il con-
Wet, to help me get right again.
must expect and secure help from
strangers.
Il pray to God, and believe that
He is capable to put me right and
you know that as far as the world is
concerned, they don't miss me. but
miss the world. Jesus called in the
publicans and blessed them, but did
not drive them away, and i knoa
that a man who is as good as YOU
are, and has had the misfortune tc
lose the dear children and not enjol
the love OF them. must be a God-fear
ing man. God has not cast me out
neither do you cast me out. So as ;
friend OF mine / come to you ant
must expect and take what 4 get. Re
member being shut away behind prs
on walls for a year and not seein:
the outside. and then think of mo
ut requires of me that get ST
respectable citizens (to sign his appli
cation for parole): and a fall mean
back to stay: but l will be good, Mr.
Arnold. | will be straight and civ
you my word of honor for it,
Prins was placed in the peniten
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
co. F. MAKES GOOD
ON INSPECTION
A.DJUTANT GENERAL MORRIS
LAUDS SHOWING AND PRE-
SENTS BADGES.

Praise of the enlisted men and Of
ficers of company + was forthcoming
last evening, following the annual
inspection by Adjutant-GeneYal
". A. Morris and Captain Paul Beck
man. Mitchell's company of crack
guardsmen Wen through their PAGES
without a hitch and showed the form
that has won many honors for them.
Following in the inspection, which
was held in the auditorium of the ciry
hall, the members OF the company and
the visiting Officers adjourned to the
Jungles restaurant, where a mum
Der of short speeches We're made and
the Acknowledgement presented badS-
es OF craftsmanship won in the rifle
practice at Fort Meade in July.
Presentation of the badges marked
an event in the history of the organ
ization, because Company f led ali
the other company in the Fourth re
giment in honors at the rifle range.
Thirteen badges for craftsmanship
wore presented, although ten more
members of the company were elifi-
BILE for the honor had they been il
the city.
Expert badges were due Capt. M.
Il. Shade, Lieut. Earl b. Rowlcy, Segt.
George ", Shipton, SECT. William g.
Cox, Corp. Lane Bagley and Private
Ed. A. Bricker, but they had not
arrived for the occasion. a sharp
shooters badge also was due to Lieut.
w. r.. Dixon, now Of New York City.
Badges for craftsmanship We're
presented to Lieut.. Harold G. Meyer,
Corp. Chester Neish, Segt. Clark G..
Potter. Segt. John S. Chapman, Corp.
Harvey Coachcr, Cook Harvey j.
PARCELS, Corp. Whitney Morris and
the following p%rivates: Forest Helm
May, Arthur NJ. Robertson. Carlyle f.,
collins. Myron Brink, Alvin III. Cook
and Herbert Bernard.
In presenting the badges. General
Morris declared that Company Il had
shown in the inspection the snap and
the vim that had won many honors
for her in the past, but that the show
ing being made by other companies
in the Fourth regiment would force
her to the utmost in the future. The
general took accession to praise the
youth of the company personnel and
declared that the great wars OF the
past had been fought by boys and OF
such material.
Captain Beckman, who made the
inspection of the arms and equip
ment of the company, stated that the
rifles were all in the very best OF con
dition and that the men throughout
had a soldierly bearing. He declare
that he was proud that company j
belonged to the regiment and its
work would make the whole body
more efficient.
The speakers were introduced b.
Captain Shade, who took occasion al
the start to praise the company for
the work it had done in the past foui
years. Short speeches also were made
by Lieuts. Rowley, Meyer, GharloS
Jones, Segt. Frank Jensen of Com
pany A. Segts. Coke and Chapman
Albert Coke and Corp. Morris.
Music was furnished during mess
by an orchestra and very much en-
joye.i.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

Minneapolis, Minn.-WHEAT -
No. l hard, 81 a ID: No. / north
Iern, 81 "a a sc -: regular ar
rive, 50 a Sc; choice arrive, Sc IL;
No. ? northern, 50 IL a S4 L.:
No. , hard Montana, arrive. 50 IL
a 50 -; No. > wheat, so 1-2 a
50 IL asked; No. / durum, 50 a
50; arrive, same; No. ? durum, so
n 81; arrive, same. December
wheat, 50 3-S bid. May wheat, Sc
is a 81; July wheat IS 3-S bid.
CORN-No. $ yellow, 80 L.; ar
rive, same; No. 4. 80 a sc.
OATS-No. 3 white, Sc a ID;
No. 3. 33 "A q "a 10.
BARLEY-Choice Montana, 81 a
Sc: good. Sc a GA. ae IA.
RYE-52 n "a; arrive. same.
FLAX -S1.45 II q las L.: ar
rive, same.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
MINIATURES GRAIN MARKET.

Milwaukee. Wis.-WHEAT--Mo. I
northern, spot bulk shipment. so a
ID; No. 2 northern. spot bulk ship
ment, SIS a 50; No. l northern.
bulk shipment in IL days, 90: No. /
velvet chafT. IS l-2 a 80: Deem
Der wheat, 81 SIS: May wheat, 80 SIS
a Ia.
CORN No, 8. 63; yellow, eS II
q 81; No. ), yellow, arrive 10 DAYS,
"a IA. December corn, 60 IA; May
corn, G9 Ia.
OATS No. 3 white, 80 IA: stand
ard, DO nominal December oats, IS
"a.
BARLEY Medium, "a a IS; No
9, 80 a -; rejected, 80 a so.
RfE-No. j, G1 IL a g. IL;
No. >. 80 ID a 81.
Elan No. ] northwestern, S1.4J
IL a Jas ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

death under peculiar circumstances.
The child vas in the yard chasing
some calves. and evidently ran aga
inst the water tank and lost his bal
ance. for he was found Il few minutes
later by his father, lying across tho
edge of the water tank with his face
in the water, dead.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
TWO FARMERS KILLED
BY GASOLINE EXPLOSION

Porlee, S. D.-Ernest Smith re-
ceived fatal burns and Harry Hut
man was dangerously injured in q
gasoline explosion on the j. II. ZeuA-
ner farm near here yesterday. The
two men were thawing out a engine
when the gasoline tank blew up.
Smith died of his injuries last night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

The funeral of j. C. Purdy was
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday under the auspices
of Ransom Post, of which the de,
ceased had been a prominent mem
Der for many years. The sermon was
preached by DR.. j. S. Hoagland, the
pastor. The pall-bearers We're A. b
McKeel, ID. l.. Tenney, S. Cattrell
Tom johnson, e. Kelley and James
Weddle. Interment was in Grace.
land cemetery. The burial was given
with full military honors, with q
Ibugle call at the grave and a firing
squad from Company f to give the
last salute.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
FULTON DOCTOR
IN AN ACCIDENT

Careless handling of an automobile
is claimed to be responsible for AZ ac-
.cident this morning in which DR.. a.
G. Clark and son, of Fulton We're
thrown from a motorcycle on East
First N near Hitchcock park and
both bruised.
AT the time of the accident, Dr..
Clark and son We're headed west or
First avenue and the automobile was
going south. AT the corner, eyewit-
nesses declare, the driver of the ma
chine turned to the left, instead OF
the right, and struck the pair on the
motorcycle. Only a miracle prevented
both from being seriously injured.
The driver OF the car picked up the
two men and their wrecked machine
and brought them to the l.. Il. Stair
shop. He later offered to take them
home to Fulton. The driver refused
to divulge his name, but as the car
he drove was No. 51G1 it will be
possible to learn his identity.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
ALBERT JAMES DIES.

London, England.-Albert James,
one OF the original actors in the
Gilbert-Sullivan comics operas, who
made the first Gilbert-Suliivan tour
OF the United States, died this morn
ing.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

Mis-; Elizabeth Brown, who is .
teacher in the st. Paul schools, has
returned to spend her holiday yaea.
ton in Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
BABY BROWNS IN TANK.

DeSmet. S. D.-The 2-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bowes met his
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

tiary las February. He is a musician
OF no NEAR ability and is a member
of the prison orchestra.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

FOR SALE-Used typewriter
stand, half price. The Mitchell Pub
fishing Company.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

FOR SALE-Five second esnd
Office CHI airs.-The Nit6As ill Publish
ing Company.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

FOR SALE-Four good male Du-
roc Jersey hogs. F. P. Conry, Z mi.
w. and az mi. north of Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

FoP YALE OR RENT.--New and
second band typewriters. Rebuilt
Cachines. as good as new. In ever5
make The Mitchell Publishing
Company. Complete Office Outfitters.
Mitchell, 8. d.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

FOR SALE-Pool hall in town
near Mitchell. Good paying business.
Address Box 439, City.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
For insurance always see Bidwell

LOST-A mesh purse. Return t
Lairds.
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s,nffimmung Der staensbualef nss an Ser urs
fpritreii6er Mec6ira Aode Iieaeiieen 1bstIs bec
sprunbeiet ietnfbmrc: mar. nsshuIh
sei es bisrinii ten PEN s.anfratb Der sioSi
scttlor J. Trs big 3trcinno'i 2itsei Soil.
GpsnpaHn, ibre asetfrfger lllh siftiemS, bierrl.l
autoriftrt nub beauiriae Hcrbea, bic tSeIei(e
bciaefer sloonoais Sonlc ipie talat eussnSst,
iicfi:
7 e.ainnens an rer SnlerfeIfion ssr aeablna
sscrp :.He. WliiteN gfrHue. aua aIs Clinton
EpriuUS gpenus tsfpnnH karg III u5roitdber
6aisflriasn Ia nssSiss sssS MI 4assS3i
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iinnid lulo fIuq cine fnappe SerlHt'
non 9erbar. t3nilptHanns. uno oann
ging Der gorbans allf, uno be 2rup'
pc oes Glberfel0er Staottbeaters CAB
id)ledr ,no retJt Den rgIberpel3" Don
8erbart 5alIptmonn.
Nun tpiFsn mir ia rsdt gut, ME
fhper ss 1T, Elm spirtIih erittIailiges
gniembs (.beits oramatii6e aunIt"
beibt IS bod in oem programm) h'srs
ber3ubesommen, uno I'M !piepiel muhs
fsIiesr nod 1T ss, bic Soften oafur au1s
subriussu. Iud elaubsn mir reht
s.rH, oab ss ratbfam:r 1T. benz Brill
ieIsr pubIitum mogIiait itmer5los,
fosufossn bintsrIiftis, CUTE brdmatii6e
aunit beisubringsn, unftatt ibm iofOrt
ben 9lauben an feline ei9ens unfebIbars
teit az ruuben. Wir sebeu AUDI germ
su. bab Der ygitrrpels" nit Dem Id
deInben, Elm psHis porpurfsDousH Sus
NOR, Der iiber ibm ihpebt, INNER nod
iibsr 10 unp 10 piel anbereH Stuter
itsbt, bic man bier gsuisbsn ourfte.
llno mir tpplIsn nid,t perfebIsn, 81 ias
gen, bob bic t.rnseiunos art. nit bfr
Ssrau 9elonsr Die aIts WDIffeu CAB,
uub ois 6oIsrifhs 3appIigteit oss ReHz
tiers Friiger in Der 8ariteIlune oes
5erru Sigl bDber 81 perthenR Geis
itunssn tpureH. 4ber ss mub bod mob
beiier tpmmen, tpenn mir an bic grs
5iebung sur beiten bramattftr aunit
gIaubeu fpllen. @initpsilsu bat iid
bas Ripeau Der beuiiten 9orltsQuns
gen nod ni6t bstrdhtIid 9sanoert Gb
oie'e Stsigerung ipdier geIingt3 gBir
tpoqsn ss boffen. 8prldufis bsiBt oas
pro8ramm: Die fiinf Jrunti4rtsr"
(auife Tumont Gniemble), Ginatters
4beno: .5otenios" pon Satob BaTers
mann, Die Weoaiqs" ppn 2ubpig
9bomo, Der QrSt jsinsr Gbre" BON
pauI Wlongrs uno oas .4bi6ieess
ipuper" bon 4rtbur ShniBler. Seoens
FaIs 1T 3u .oritatiren. Dab nun in
gruTeI eins riibri9e, IDEAL bentenbsGrs
saHiiatiOn bsitsbt. bic aIs 9srmittlsr
oisnsn tam. uuo Die ben beutiten
sbeotertruppen. Die bic 5abrt nn6geIz
glen Dussn, sine before uno gepihens
boftsrs 9arantie bietet als bic Qsute,
bic iib bisber in gelsien aus GsI6dftss
intsreH.n nit oisier @srmittiuns be-
fobteH.
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5srfellung BON tinfIis

SeritelluHg BON tInitIis :
der a BILE. Seit 2aHesm 5srbrss
den fi4 bic GeIebrten Die a0pfe uber
bic gntitebung unierer aobleuIaeer.
an Der Ibeorie 1T iein Wansel, oRr
Der fhIuNiss getpeis fir ibrs Nihtigs
teit 1T re6t fhDisris. Utan bat gu bies
lem 3tpet iaon Derfti.bens 0eriu1e
unternommen, bic apbls tiiniilih brs
5uiteaen, unb in Der Tbat iit IS Tr.
9erstus 5uiammen nit 9. Sps5t aes
lungsn, gu einsm 3isI gu gelaRssn.
yeu IN ibrer Wethoos 1T, bab fis ben
WsrtobIaEssprossb in Gesenpart BON
WaHer burhfiibr.en, tpoburh bic 3ers
fdliDdrrle Der gsllulof. unfhG6lit
gemdht puroe. auf bisfe Deile ents
itono nun sunddit bas, mas mir 9yetts
foble nennen. Ourh ginpirtuna BON
febr hobem Druid tonnte bRfss .pros
butt in Elm onberss iibsr9sfubrt per=
oen,. bas benz antbracit entfprad,.
pruftifhe 8eoeutuns bdben oiefs 9ers
fufe natiirlih niht, Denn bisf.s aurft.
prObutt f<IIt fi6 Dsfsn;lia .beu.. cls
bh 0otursahle..