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even as the Watermelon took Tn the scene, he knew that there was no hope to do more than to save the live stock, if they could do that
 Turning he aroused the general and Bartlett.
 Get up," he whispered, not 10 dis- turb the girls, the barns on fire
 Bartlett was up and half fn his clothes before the general had opened his eyes. The Watermelon had 7L ready slipped quietly from the room.
 Fire" cried the general boa-ealy. st last awake. Then he sT1-a My carl"
 Quick snapped Bartlett Ehc ggsolene-"
 iheTe was no gasolene. said tho general sadly, as one would talk about a loved and dying friend. He a mcurnfuliy from the window.
 The fire had gained too much head way 10 leave tho slightest poss'Mlfev Of saving the barn. The farmer, ri.h the help Of the Watermelon Bartf1z. and the general, had barely time to lead out the horses and turn the cows into a temporary shelter. When that was done there was nothing more that could be done but to watch the walls crumbie and the roof fall in a shower of sparks and roar of flames, leap. ing and dancing in a mad riot Of de- -struction. All night the fire burned and all night the four men and the three women turned their efforts tc protect the house.
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Legal Advertisements
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of The Interior.
U. s. LAND OFFICE at PHOENIX

U. s. LAND OFFICE at PHOENIX ARIZONA, June 14th, 1913.
 NOTICE is hereby given that JohI c. Calhoun. of Hereford. Arizona, who on September 10th, 1908. made Home stead entry, No. US05 for W 1.2 NE 1-4 Section 2S, Township 23S Range 22E, c G SIR. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof. to establish claim to the land above de ScTibed. before Hon. J. D. Taylor. U, z. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 18th day Of July. 1913.
 Claimant names as witnesses: George T. McCabe, Of Garces. Arizona, Charles 4. Martin, of Hereford, Ariz., Frank C. Cobb, of Hereford, Ariz Harrison Allen. of Hereford, Ariz
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of The Interior.
<, g. LAND OFFICE at oHoENLX
 1 r.r

', g. LAND OFFICE at PHOENX ARIZONA. Jure 18th. 1918.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Harry Farragh. one Of the heiys at law ol James Farragh. Deceased, of Lowell Arizona, who, on August 23rd 1908 made Homestead eutrv, No. e5S9, for SE l-+ Section 27, Township 22S Range 26E, C. & s. R. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year, Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Jared D. Taylor., U. s. Commissioner. ,Bisbee, hizona. on the 25th day of July 1913. Claimant names as witnesses;
 John A. kenney. of Douglas, Arizona, Quiiman Toe, of Lowell, Arizona
 Joseph B. Harris, of iBsbec. Arizona. Joseph W. RUscastle. of Bisbee Ariz.
 FRANK Fl. PARKER.
 Register.
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I-The Watermelon ane James, two tramps. banterfng each other rsgarding their personal appearance, oS let their companion. Mike. be tho judge as to which is the better looking.
 CHAPTER II-watermelon goes to a barber shop. wins the contents of the cash register from the barber by z clever trick and gets a shave.
 CHAPTER III-He discovers young man bathing in a lake and steals his clothes. While sitting in an automobile roaoside. General Crossman and his daughter. Henrietta, drive up in a car. Assuming that his car Is disabled. the general profers assistance. Watermelon hands him a card bearing the name Will nam Hargrave Bstchelor. The general recognizes the name as that of a young man man who broke the cotton corner in Wal Wsll street few days before. He invites him to dine with them.
 CHAPTER -watermelon is intro duced 10 Bartlett. c big Wall street op- orator. and his daughter. Billy. with whom he proceeds to fall in love. CHAPTER v-Bartiett. who has been stung by Bachelors operations, plans to keep the supposed broker with him for week while he works a coup in the broker waternsion % deeides fF s'fIo"s to tear hi ssf away from Billy and slink back into the unknown
 CHAPTER vT-whiis chatting with Billy, the telegraph boy tips of Bart lett's message 10 Watermelon CHAPTER vII-watermelon decides to join Bartlett and the general in a weeks auto trip.
 CHAPTER vIII-waterneion slips away and tells his hobo companions Of bis adventure and asks them to find Batchelor and give him the tramp clothes.
 CHAPTER ES-The party starts out with Bartlett's and Crossman's cars.
 CHAPTER x-Tate at night they come to a deserted house. break in and eat their lunch.
 CHAPTER xI-Tney spend the night in the house. In the morning Watermelon discovers that the police are coming.
 CHAPTER x1T-The party attesnFs1 to escape. but is stopped by tho officers who are hunting for Bachelors car. Wa of trouble.
 CHAPTER XTII-As Bcrtte'. zrE planned. the party Scc---2- -1-@
 CHAPTER XTv-Ths general, while alone Is accosted by two men who want to know the make Of his car as ------ particulars regarding iE
 CHATTER xv-The party Is arr--ls6 and halpd before country Justice for speeding Watermelon realizes ths -Gs, gulf between himself and Blly, crz be- comes Respondent.
 CHAPTER xVI-Crossrnan. Bartlett end the Watermelon are robbed of LhG:E money and jgwciry in the night
 CHAPTER xvIT-It develops that AL paonse. the generals chauffeur. and Bart lCtts car are missing
 CHAPTER TVTTT-The party proceeds In the generals car gets lost araIn and runs out of gasoline.
 CHAPTER xIX-vvaterrelou and Bl1ly 20 t0 a farm house for food. Bartlett proposes to Henrietta and IS accepted.
 CHAPTER XT-Billv starts back with tle food while Watermelon goes to asi; the farmer to tow the auto In Hurrvina tn catch up with her. Watermelon finds Bily stuck in the railroad track with a train rushing down upon her. He saves her life and confesses his love.
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THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD %.
 Passenger Service.
MOUNTAIN TIME
-A LODGE NO e7b =

Southbound NorthbOund 6.45 a. m. lv Clifton Ar 3.25 D. m. 7:24 a. m. " Guthrie lv 2-4S D. m. 3.19 a. m. lv Duncan lv 1:5f p. m. 9:35 a. m. lv Lordsburg Iv 12.4j ?. m. 1O:45 a. m ar Hachita lv 11:25 a. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound trans Nos. 1 and 9, leaving I.ordsburg g. 10.57 a. nl. and l2:10 b. m and witb Pacific east bound train Nc. 9, leaving at 10:3O a. m, also with Fl Paso & Southwestern east and west bound trains Nos. , and 6. leay' ing Hachita at 50 and 11:Z0 a. =a. respectively.
 R. K. MINSON.
 General Pzsseages Agent
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A Soluble Anisept;c Powder

as a remedy for mucous membrane af fections, such as scre throat, nasal or pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera- tor, caused by female ills? Women who ave been cured say cit is worth it's eight in solj.' Dissolve in water and -pply locally. For tsn years the Lydia 2. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recom- nendeo Paxtine in their private cor 'espondence with women.
 For all hygienic and toilet uses it has no equal. Only 50c. a large box at Drug gsts rsent postpaid onreeeipt of price.
 The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston, Mass,
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LOST-Watch fob between Main St, and OrpheUm. Three links, letters
 "B. A. C." Return to Review for re
 ward If
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REVIEW WANT ADS

Advertisements of a n hs nes nornins's
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dow, while the gentleman he was born fought gallantly with the tramp he had become.
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MISCELLANEOUS DRESShAiEING and Plain Sewing in cottage opposite Tate House 15
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CLEAN, cool rooms, modern convent ences, Phone 5S8, The Golden" Main St l95
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Lost

LOST-On Main Street. a diamond
 setting, about one-haif Karat weight
 Return to Bevie wand receive re- ward. 6l4
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR
WEEk ENDING JulY 10

WEEK ENDING JULY te.
 MOnday-
 Tuesday, NKAa Wednesday-K. T. Temple SX Thursday Friday
 Saturday J. J. o'Loughlin, V. M. Bassett Walking, Sss'y. z. st A. N c. W. Stewart, |. P. F. K. Bennett, T. ,. ks. J. T. Abrams, E. c. w. R. Banks, seG'Z. aazeEaca oouap gil, R. A. E & z. '.
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CHAPTER I-The Watermelon arc James, two tramps, bantering each other regarding their personal appearance, de eide 10 clean up. acquire new clothes anu let their companion. Mike, be tho judge as to which is the better looking.
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CHAPTER xI-Tney spend the night in the house. In the morning Watermelon discovers that the police are coming.
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CHAPTER x-Late al night they come to a deserted house. break in and eat their lunch.
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CHAPTER ETIT-As Pertis't ErE planned. the party Ec---C- ---1
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CHAPTER %VI-Cr0sgman. Ez.il end the Watermelon are robbed of Lh money and jswclry in the night
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CHAPTER xV-The party is arr--i5, and haled before a country Justice f1 speeding. Watermelon realizes tEs -Gz gulf between himself and T}u-- ard t- comes Respondent
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CHAPTER XTv-Ths general. while alone. is accosted by two men who want to know the make Of his car as ------ particulars regarding iE
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CHAPTER xvIT-It develops that AL phunse. the generals chauffeur. and Bart lCtts car are missing.
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CHAPTER XII-The party atte-nrt1 Co escape. but is stopped by tho cs4cc-z who are hunting for Bachelors car. Wa termelon: by clever Tuza. Ectg -E7-l 1Z. of trouble
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CHAPTER TX-The party starts oui with Bartlett's and Crossman's cars.
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CHAPTER yvTrT-The party proceeds In the Eenerars car gets lost &gaIn and runs out of gasoline
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CHAPTER vITI-watermelon slips away and tells his hobo companions Of bis adventure and asks them to find Batchelor and give him the tramp clothes.
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CHAPTER XTS-wstrrrnelou and BIlIv 20 tO a farm house for food. Bartlett proposes to Henrietta and Is accepted.
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CHAPTER XE-Billv starts back with tle food while Watermelon goes tO ask the farmer 10 tow the auto in Hurrviug tp catch up with her. Watermelon finds Bitly stuck in the railroad track with a train rushing down upon her. He saves Ter life and confesses his love.
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CHAPTER II-watermelon goes to a barber shop. wins the contents of the cash register from the barber by z clever trick and gets a shave.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
Big GUSHER STRUCK AT EDGE.
MONT WEDNESDAY, NIGHT,
600 GALLONS PER minute
TWENTY NINE MONTHS OF FAITH
FUL WORK FINALLY REWARDED
BY SUCCESS.

After twenty.nine months Of work
both night and day causing an expen-
diture of about $4,000, the people of
Edgemont were finally rewarded We'd
nesday evening at l0:30 p. m. with over
a six hundred gallon flow of warm
water per minute from the artesian
we'll which they have been digging. A
general celebration was Immediately
INDUCED In and fire whistles and bells
made the rest Of the night and the next
morning hideous. Hardly person
slept in the town and despite quite q
heavy fall of snow everybody visited
the we'll.
The water which was struck has q
temperature of l26 degrees and will be
Immediately attached to the city mains
and reservoir and the Burlington we'll
out off. The water is very pure and
besides being used for household pur.
poses will also be used for heating.
This 10 the drst time In the history of
the town that they have had a supply
of pure water. Every resident of Edge.
mont Is enthusiastic about the we'll and
as a matter OF fact it will mean much
to that place,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
EASTER SERVICES.
Will Be Held At The st. Lukes Episcopal
Church Sunday,

Church Sunday.
On Sunday next at eleven O'Clock, q.
M, Easter Sunday the most prominent
of all the feast days Of the Episcopal
church will be observed at st. Luke's
with an augmented choir In addition
to the regular choir of the church.
The Rev. D'Argent will be the offlciat-
ing clergyman. An especially fine pro.
gram Of festival music has b n
arranged under the direction of W. H.
Kinross. With Mrs. Anderson as organ.
ist. Among the special numbers to
be rendered will be "The Festival Te
deum" and "Jubilate Des" of Dudley
Buck; "Christ Our Passover" by DR..
Crotch and the Easter Anthem, "Hark,
Ten Thousand Voices Sounding, by
Mario. The offortory will be the oele-
brated iris "Te Sol Quest Anima''
(praise ye the Lord) for saprano, tenor
and bass. sung by Miss Que a
Stewart, DR.. Williams and w. H. Kim
ross. The solos in the other anthems
will be sung by Mrs. Hedrick, NJ 9.
Northnp, Mrs. Tinsley. DR.. Williams
and Mr.. Kinross. The choir will num-
Der twenty voices and such music as
has been seldom heard in Hot Springs
may be safely Feokoned on.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
Hot Springs, South Dakota, Friday 21st, 1913

OF permits to be granted for the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors until the next
state or frederal census is taken. Pro-
vided further that in computing the
increase or decrease of population
by the vote of such city or town, as
herein provided for, there shall be
deemed to be in such town or city,
five persons for each voter.
Section 2:-All acts and parts Of
acts in conflict with this act are here.
by repealed.
Section 3:-Whereas, there is no
adequate provisian of law existing
at the present time whereby the num-
Der of permits to sell Intoxicating
liquors that may be granted is linn
tied. an emergency is hereby declar-
ed to exist, ana this act shall take
effect and be In force Immediately
upon its passage and approval.
l hereby approve the foregoing bill
this llth day of March, A. D., 1918.
FRANK NJ. BYRNE, Governor.
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APPOINTMENTS.

List Of Appointments to State Positio d S
Made By Governor Byrne.
Governor Byrne made the following
appointments before the legislature
adjourned:
Board of Charities and Corrections
O. L. Dotson of Sioux Falls, Warren E.
Green of Hazel and G. @. Redheld Of
Rapid City.
Insurance Commissicner-O. K.
Stablein of Alexandria.
Executive Aooountant-J. e. Truan
of Pierre, reappointed.
Food and Drug Commissioner-Guy
G. Frary, of Vermillion. I
State Game Warden-H. f. Hedrick,
of Chamberlain,
State Printing Com missioner-W
D. johnson. of Pierre.
The governor appointed Geo. b.
McClelland, of Lead, to the position OF
Mine Inspector but such strong pro-
test arose from the Black Hills that the
senate would have defeated the con.
6rmetion had it been sent in. Th Q
governor failed to send in the appoint.
ment after getting wise to the situa-
tiOn,
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NATIONAL SANITARIUM NOTES

News Notes of Uncle Sans Hospital Furnished
by Star Correspondent.
William Profatt, the druggist, has
returned from his vacation trip al
Chicago.
John K. Painter, 1st Washington
Infantry, and Charles D. Brooks, 3rd
U. 8. Cavalry, were admitted this week.
Patrick j. Hylsnd was transferred
here from the Pacific Branch in Cali.
fornia, March Let, arriving during the
past week.
Willie Warren, q Spanish War Vet.
eran, who came here but recently, died
" Wednesday night from tuberculosis.
He served with 90. q. % U. S. Inf.
John G. Hickman, late of Company
II. 9Th Wisconsin Infantry. died at the
ssnitarium, Wednesday night from
heart trouble. The deceased was 80
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
THIS SECTION VISITED BY BLlz.
ZARD LAST WEEK.
TRAINS BLOCKED FOR DAYS
MONTANA. WYOMING, NEBRASKA
and THE DAKOTAS EXPERIENCE
HEAVIEST SNOW IN YEARS.

According to reports from all over
this western country, the blizzard last
week which started Thurday was one
of the worst storms in years. Railway
traffic has been blocked on practically
every line and even at this late date
many of the main line trains are not
yet running, Hot Springs and this
immediate vicinity as is generally the
CASE was missed by the blizzard
which worked such hardships other
places and about the only inconven.
ience suffered here has been the delay
in the mails. Since last Thursday
nothing has come in over the North.
western until last night east of Chad
ron as that line to Omaha has b n
blocked for week, the longest time
since it was built. The Burlington ran
no trains Friday, and Saturday east of
Alliance but their line ia now open and
passengers and fast freights are now
running nearly on schedule.
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At ST. ANTHoNY'S

Special Services at st, Anthony's Catholic
Church Next Sunday Special Music.
A special Easter service will be given
at st Anthony's Catholic church, Sun.
day March Oath. Solemn high mass,
Rev. FIR. F. X Haeusler, celebrant
Following is the order of service:
Solemn high mass, 1890 q. N.
Solo, selected. d............B Bar Keshlear
"Vida A Guam" ".................O Choir
Henry Farmers Mass in B Flat.
Offetory, Regina Coeli," Werner. .Choi.
Solo, Resurrection" by Holden.
.......... E. Proffltt
Benediction
Trio, "Tantum Ergo, by Rosewig. %.
Carrie Martin. j. f. Marcoux and w.
E Profltt.
The choir on this occasion will be
composed of the following: Mics Pearl
Martin, organist and director; Olive,
Guy MoGee. violinist. Sopranos: Mrs
George Lee, Misses Carrie Martin
Agnes Hilger, Catherine Cable, Mabel
Gibson. Altos: Misses Theresa keenan,
and Mary Pdeler. Tenors: j. F. Mar
coux and Frank Cleveland. Bass: W
E. Parks. w. E. Proffltt and Bar Kesh
lear.
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years Of age and had been here but /.

years Of age and had been here but q
short time.
John CLARK, of the End Kansas
Infantry. Company X. died at the SAM.
tarium. Wednesday, March 10th, from
nephritis. The deceased was over II
years of age and was rsadmitted to the
Sanitarium, August olst, 1912.
John e. Fawoett. Of Company A,
57th Ohio Infantry, died at the sani.
tarium. Wednesday, March 10th, the
cacse Of death being nephritis. The
deceased was 70 years Of age and was
admitted to the Sanitarium in Noyem.
Der 1912.
Someone down town thought that
Head Gardner Fellows house on Sani-
tarium Hill was on fire Saturday even.
ing, SO 'phoned up the alarm. For q
few moments there was considerable
excitement, but it Was soon learned
that there was no fire and the alarm q
false one.
Like everything else from the east,
the pension money has been tied up By
the recent snows, and has not arrived
up to Thursday morning, but the mem.
bers feel that 1t will be good when IL
does come. A number have been wait.
ing to receive their pensions 90 that
they could leave on furloughs or dis.
charges.
Miss Esther Nitsche, who has been
dining room sergeant all winter, re-
signed her position Thursdsy to 60 onto
her homestead near Edgemont. Misc
Yates takes her place. Miss Nitschs
has been one of the best. II not the
best dining room sergeant the sanitar.
ium has ever had.
Leonard d. Wintermote, late of 90.
O. l23 Ill. Inf, died at the ssnitsrium
Friday morning from heart trouble.
The deceased was born In Ohio. He
enlisted August 8, 1862 and was dis.
charged June 2, 1865. He was aged 80
years at the time of his death, He was
widower and his nearest relative ia
Miss Mary Wintermote Of Fl. Wayne,
Ind. Burial took place at the Sanitar.
ium cemetery Monday.
William H. Rehymer, late Of %. F..
LIST. Md. Cav., died at the 6anitar ium
the 18th, from anaemia The deceased
was born in York county. Pa, and on.
listed In the OWL War December u,
1861 and was discharged August.l 1865.
He was resident Of Buffalo, Wyoming
before coming here. His nearest rels.
tive is Mrs. William H. Rehymer OF
Rawlins, Wyoming, who was prevented
from coming here to attend the funer.
al by the recent snowstorms The de-.
ceased was 60 years of age, and burial
took place at the ssnitarium cemetery.
Saturday.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
DEATH CLAIMS LITTLE One
Three Year Old Daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. F
E. Walker Died Sunday.

Three Year Old Daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Walker Died Sunday.
Death, that grim reaper, entered the
home of DR.. and Mrs, F. E. Walker
last Sunday morning and took from
them their little three.year-old daugh-
ter, Mary ellen, after ten days illness.
The little one had been suffering from
diptheria and all that medical skill and
loving hands could do had been done
to preserve life but to no avail. Dur.
ing her illness DR.. Walker had been
absent greater share of the time In
Florida but was fortunate in being able
to return four days before death claim.
ed his..oved one. Funeral services
were held that afternoon conducted
by Rev. Holler and the remains laid to
rest in the Evergreen cemetery. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy OF
the community,
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ment. Prof. Hansen has been trying
out some of his slfslfas in the western
part OF the state during the past
couple OF years and has demonstrated
that they will not only grow there but
will produce very profitable crop.
Prof. Hansen says he will leave for
Siberia some time in May. after the
planting in his department at the col.
lege Is completed. He will 60 alone
from Brookings and make up his party
In Russia, getting men that under
stand the language and conditions In
Siberia. He will cover some of the
ground be went over in previous trips
but will go farther this time, getting
clear to Eastern Mongolia, where there
is an alfalfa that thrives on the hard
dry uplands, with little moisture and
hot summers and cold winters. It is
thought that this plant will endure the
severe conditions to be found in some
sections of the country west of the
river. He will employ native labor to
gather the seed and will work large
force to get as much as possible before
snow comes. He expects to return
home In December.
This will make Prof. Hansen's flfth
trip through Russia and Siberia, the
previous Journeys having been made
for the United States Department of
Agriculture, and he is we'll acquainted
with the people and conditions In these
countries and will succeed on this mis-
sion where almost any other man would
fail
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-03-21
THE SAME KITTY"
Played Return EngageAent Here Tuesday Al
The Morris Grand To Packed House.

The Morris Grand To Packed House.
Some plays bear repeating and give
better satisfaction the second m Q
than the arst. Others Don't. "The
Arrival of Kitty" company played q
return engagement at the Morr
Grand, Tuesday evening, and judging
from the enthusiastic welcome y
received by their many old friends
which they made at their first appear
anoe and the new ones whom they
took by storm at the rising of the our
tain, they are certainly in the first
class. The same clever company sup.
ported Hal johnson, the famale imper-
sonater who took the part of ''Kitty,"
and the piece was scream from start
to finish. Should they visit H t
Springs next season they will be greet
ed by and even better house than at
this time.