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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
DAY COUNTY PAYS LARGE
SLIM For COPHER-BOuNTiES

Sioux Falls. s. ID, Aug. 13.-DuFing q
period OF 90 days the young men end
boys. as well as some OF the girls. OF
Day county carried an aggregate OF
S4,I23.13 In bountiesl for killing gophers
The bounty was offered by the county
county OF these destructive little ami
mails, which, IL not moIested, play
havoc with growing crops. During the
90 days ia total OF 10000 gophers were
killed by those able TO use small rifles.
During the same period last ear Day,
county paid an aggregate OF about
Sc, 900 IN gopher bounties.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

A life buoy for arial navigation has
been invented by a Nova Scotia man.
The parachute is folded in q horizontal
position on the tail OF the flying
machine and attached to the aviator
BY harness. IT Is folded by straps con-
nected to electromagnetic releases. and
on the pressure Of q button would lift
b aviator out OF his seat.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
MANY MOTHERS PENSIONS
GRANTED IN BEADLE COUNTY

Huron, 8, d., Aug. 19.-Dur1ng the
month OF July, Judge G. A. Kelley of
the county court has issued IL mothers
pensions, in amounts ranging from sis
to SAB per month. There are several
other applications pending, and the
mount for the year will probably ag-
gregate about $4,000. This amount
may be increased or diminished, ac-
cording to the notifications.
The amount allowed under the law
Is SIS a month for the first child be-
low IA years OF age and 81 q month
for each additional child under IA years
old. The pension Is granted for a
period OF six months, and at the expir-
alton OF such time the mother, IL she
il still in need, makes a new applica-
tion to the county court, a further x
animation is made, and the court can,
at its own discretion, continue to grant
the pensions until all the children be-
come, IA years Of 8 +" @%l #
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

One French inventor Is hanging the
cylinders OF his ~aeroplane engine be-
low the shaft to aid stability, while
another Is trying out a propeller with
six blades, instead Of the two COM
monty used. 800.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Lucifer matches-that Is. matches
tipped with an explosive substance that
bursts into flame or being struck
were first used nbout 1884 Many i'm
provements have been made In matches
since then, the most important OF
which was the invention OF the safety
match, striESng on the box only.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The rolling stock OF the italian state
railways at the close OF the fiscal year
1872 includes 4,971 steam locomotives. 50
electric locomotives, 10,037 passenger
coaches, 81. 927 freight cars, 1871 bag
gage and postal cars and 1898 work and
repair cars.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

To such an extent has Argentine's
frozen hare industry developed that the
government has been asked to lend as
.tty OF supplies may be secured. An
inouncement Is made that the princi-
pal difficulty Is the lack OF trappers.
France 10 a ready market. having taken
$4,000 frozen hares this season. The
preserved hares have taken premiums
iat he exhibitions In Paris, Naples,
lLiege. London and Rome. Great Brit
alone imports more than SO, 900, 900
pounds OF frozen rabbits annually.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

One Of the dealers. who supply Berlin
with milk has a dairy which covers 900
600 square. feet, He employs $500 hands
and supplies $4,000 families. Nearly an
h milk is ~"pasteurized by a special
process. $3.50,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
DALLAS SUFFERS SOME
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING
Burke Catholic Priest Gets Sc
we're Shock While Adjust
ing Auto Chains.

Dallas, s.. d.. Aug. 1s.--During d
heavy rain and electrical storm last
night, Rev. Father Fitzgerald, pastor
of the Burke Catholic church. received
a severe shock from lightning and was
unconscious for an hour, He was near
the st. Edwards hotel. which was
struck and slightly damaged.
Ralph Kline, q roomer at the hotel,
was stunned and is still i'll from the
effects OF the shock. al large soda
fountain in the "a. II, Ware drug store
vas struck and ruined, and the Dallas
electric light system was put out OF
commission.
The severe electrical disturbance was
accompanied by a very heavy rain,
amounting almost to a ~cloudburst In
several localities.
Mitchell. s.. D., Aug. ia half inch
of rain fell over this section or the
state at an early hour this morning,
extending 40 miles to the west, 25 miles
north, 80 miles to the south, and equally
as far east. The moisture will add ma
terially to the corn situation and viii
be vastly beneficial. Corn has stood
h warm weather OF the past few days
exceptionally well.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

"A horned frog walked into the
sanctnm OF the Tulia Enterprise last
week, stood on its hind legs and
winked at the editor and yet some peo-
pie believe that prohibition prohibits.
-PIainville (Ark1 News. - ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

TO enable those unacouainted with
any sign language TO with
deaf mutes a Frenchman has invented
a devise resembling a typewriter. which
raises letter to spell words as keys are
pressed.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The distinction OF having the best
paid onesroom country school teacher
In he United States belongs to Logan
county, Illinois, which pays its teacher
$I10 q month for a term OF nine
months. y.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
BURGLARS IGNORE CASH
IN RAIDlNG SALOON

Spencer, s. ID, Aug. 19,-Burglars
who broke into the saloon OF II. j.
Thole preferred liquor to cash. They
carried away about rs bottles Of high-
priced liquor, but failed to help them
selves to a considerable sum Of money
which was in the cash drawer, all
though the drawer had been left un-
locked.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
YOUNG MEN CONFESS
ROBBIN0 pool HALL

Claremont, s. D., Aug. 16.--Two
young men giving their names as Leon
,Lason, aged 16, Of Minneapolis, and
Stanley Benton, aged 81. OF Topeka.
Kan, were arrested on the charge, or
sobbing a local pool hall, Soon after
being arrested they made a confession
telling the officers where their booty
-S45 In ~cash--could be found in one Of
the outbuildings of a lGroton elevator.
ting the crime.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Japan ts planning to adopt an alpha
bet OF Az letters, including most Of the
Roman characters, some Russian and
the rest original symbols.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
RAILROAD ESTIMATE OF
MINNEHAHA FARM LAND

Sioux Falls, S. d., Aug. 16.-The
estimated average true value of farm
lands in Minnehaha county in 1913 is
.$S1 pei. acre. This estimate is worked
out by the assessment ratio process
consin and Minnesota. 1t Is based on
,763 transfers made since January 4,
1908. embracing LA, Alt acres or about
rs per cent Of the total county acreage.
The average value per acre la 1908
was $50. the gain during the LAST I'VE
years being $2S, During the past two
years the gain has amounted TO ~ per
acre. ,%G"t 4
The average value per acre OF the
county during the past five and a half
a has, been SEQ. IL. The valle per
acre, including buildings. fixed by the
census authorities In 1910 was $7is9i.a
The estimated 1913 population OF the
rural districts Of the county is 1900
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The German emperor has more uni
forms than any other emperor, so great
are the number OF military, naval and
other titles he owns In his own and
other countries. His uniforms, which
have been computed at nearly 5000 in
all, are in charge OF his head valet. who
has ~ other Wallets working under HIM.
The valet requires to be an expert on
military uniform. for Il is no light task
TO remember the accessories In the way
OF swords. epaulets, helmets, ETC., to go
with nearly 5000 uniforms. for each
detail must be exact. and a mistake In
regard TO this would cost him his place.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The sJointed-in-the-m middle street car
with which Boston has been expert
menting for several months has proved
50 successful that several more have
been ordered. n
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Divorces annually average seventy
three to each 100000 of population In
the United States. In Austria the aver
age is one. ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

"A natural cave near Marshall, Ark.
Is used as q cold storage warehouse
for potatoes, the temperature con-
stantly remaining between AZ and So
degrees.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Ponerania. In 1912. grew LOTT $50
tons OF sugar beets. West Prussia
produced 1902. S67 tons.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
WHITE RIVER OFFICIAL
REMOVED BY ELLIOTT

Sioux Falls, S. ID. Aug. I6.-Judge ~
ID, Elliott, OF the United States court.
a revoked the commission Of G.. C.
Hill OF white River. United States
commissioner az that place. because OF
alleged Irregularities In the conduct OF
the office.
The charges were filed against Hill
asshort time ago and he filed an
swer denying the charges but he failed
fore Judge Elliott. and the court mad&
Al order removing him from office.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

There were 30,089 applications for
patents In the United Kingdom last
year, as compared with 1883 the r
vious year. ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

BAttleships OF the United States navy
will be equipped to assist city fire de-
partments In fighting fires near water
fronts. -"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

grass native to India has proved
so good for paper pulp that so. 900
thousand tons OF 1t are being used an
nually for that
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The postal savings bank has had the
effect OF decreasing the amounts here
toforc sent abroad.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

German passenger dirigibles carried
1927 persons on regular trips last year,
without killing or iniuring one OF them.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Japan Ia capturing the Australian
orange market from California COM
p~etitors.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
FRIGHTENED BY ACCIDENT
AND FLED FROM HOME

Sisseton, 3. d, Aug. lB.--MysteTY SUR
rounds the, disappearance Of Bert Bein-i
al Sisseton youth 10 years OF age.
al week ago he drove to Effington. TAX
ing a moving picture outfit in the wag-
on, He was accompanied by a young.
woman, Miss Bessie Hart. On the way.
he accidentally drove the wagon into
the ditch, darkness having come. on.
before he reached Ellington, and the
-paraphernaIia was thrown out, as was
Miss Hart. The team, frightened BY
the accident, ran away, II. %, Chausse
was following the Beining rig with an
other team. and when he reached the
scene OF the accident, picked up Miss
Hart, who was unhurt, and started a
search for Beining and the team. The
team was found the next day In corn
field, but nc trace has been found OF
the Young man. and it Is believed he
fearer that he would be held respon-5
,sible for damage done to the load. or
that Miss Hart had been injured In the
accident and fled the country.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Susan Eaton, age IS, Of Madison.
Me- boasts OF having made more than
500 bed quilts by hand in her lifetime.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

More than half OF the population or
Cuba Is found In the rural districts.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

The public debt OF this country Der
capita at It's last calculation was $l6.7A.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
coFFEY DENIES REPORT
THAT He MAS RESIGNED

Aberdeen, s. d.. Aug. 16ss-James
Coffey, who finally gained the con-
iirnation OF the Senate to his appoint
ment as collector of Internal revenue
for the district Of North Dakota and
South Dakota. denies the report that
he has resigned as chairman OF the
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21

Japan, IN 1912. exported i.782,g8s
gallons Of sake. valued at $L10T.27s.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
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DUJRI
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Van Nu|
farmer
Nu|
in Beej
ing trip
boy wal
by craN|
boat and
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into Dro1|
b. Clark
murder d
one of 4
Swope.
The Dol
his line |
the boat
thd
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-21
Liet4'

CroppIe|
its driven
an auton
baby and
unguided|
on a road
terday al
the hill.
the baby
H. w.
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Gin fleiner aumflift.
Die gertudltuns bes bentidjen N~nticnaIa
buipiSeS slnima III Mpm.

Seit Ginger 3,it f6on mar in
firalihen 8reiien Roms bon S9tpies
rigteiten bic gaebe, bic fi9 aipiidst
BEN ReftOr Der anima, MonIignore
Sobninger, unb benz berasitigen Oifer<
rei4ii4sunsariiden 8otfdaftsr am
81. Stuble, 6irft BON Sd0nburgs
9artenitein, ergeben bdtten. Das
beutf4e NatipnaIbolpi5 Santa Wlaria
beil 4nima, bag, aus Der 3ett bes
alien Seutfden Heides ftammenb,
benz protettorat bes Raifers DON
Oeiterreid unteritebt, bat aus biitoriz
fhen @riinben aud gu rei9soeutfden
DiO3efen 8e5iebungeu, aus benen iin
i~nsbeionbere cine beltimmte 3obl Der
an Der 4nimu nnsefteIIten &apldne
retrutiert. OieIe, bon ibren Bii95s
fen borgef9lagsneu geiitIi9en Dsrs
bleiben r~egelmdbis einige Sabre in
Der anima unb pibmsn ii9 in ben
batifanif9en 4r9ipen, iotpie an fons
ftigen selebrten Snitituten piIfenz
|f4aftIiden Stubien. Mud Mompilser
beutider 3ungen finben, pbne llnters
|fdieo, OBJ tie Sefterreiher ober Hei4sz
beutfde finb, i'm Sofpi5 gaitlide, ims
n1er billige unb teilpeife toitenloit
Mufnabme.
Sopobl inter Der 2eitung ber Qnis
mo bur6 ben beraeitigen Gdpererz
franttenD &orbinal Hagl, tpie burh
MonfignOr. 2obningsr bat bas bette
@erbdItnis spii9en Sefterreidern
unO Reidsoeutidsn beftanben, unb
fpenn lebteren aud jeberaeit bic
freunOlidite @ufnabme suteil tpurbe,
70 bIieb bas Gus benz protettorat
Seferreids ii9 ergsbenbe Sonberperz
bdItnis beg 9pipi5es gu Seiterreiaz
%llngarn bod unangetaftet. Gs iuar
nidt INNER lei9t, Der Sdpierigfeiten
9err gu perbsn, bic fin nls ben
0oppelbesiebunsen Der Mnima gu
Selferret1 nflD gum Seuf1c)e1 Tef1
ergebeu, unb man riibmte an Monz
iignpre Qobninger Die umfint, nit
Der CT Iein BEETLES Mrnt ~bertpolfete.
I'm 10 mehr bat es in 9om befremz
bet, bob bieIer liebenspiiroige prGlat
nlnmebr bonn poften bes Heftors BET
Inima a~bberufen norben 1T, neil er,
ipie es beibt, nod Der Mnidanuiig bss
5iiriten bon SdOnburgs 9ortenitein
nidt s~eniig,nb ben 0iterreidifden
gbarafter bes Snitituts 3it betonet
sepubt babe. Sn isinem Nnhfolger
1T Der Miener Domprebiger 8renner
ernannt. Ser @orfaIl fOllte ben Mrls
LAB bieten, baB bic reihsbeutfden
9iifDfs iia in erb0btem Mabe fir
bic Mnima intsreIfieren. 0enn Is
baben beridiebene rei9sbeutlhe DiOs
5sisn Redte an Der Mnimo, unb Der
GrabiInpf Bpm a0ln bat fogar Gins
fluB ouf bic Grnennlng bes Msttorg.
Mon ipirb in Deutfhlanb oIio gut
tim, bieie Mtgelegenheit ni9t aus benz
Muse at psrliersn.
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g marif9. Muter (ppn
ssbn &inoern, au ibrsm BON oer Reis
ie beimsete1rten Gatten). Mrmer
Mann, 70 nabe bait bu benz Spoe ge=
Idpebt, bait bu oenn, dls bas uns
gliid geidab, an uns ollie seoa6tg
Batter: @spib, gepiB, meme 2iebe,
iummarifd natirlid!
49, @ersleid. n@enn i9 Die
Tpdter oes reihen 8ontisrs 10 hss
trahte, fallen mir INNER genii1e mp=
oerne Sbeaieritiide EN-"
rMieTo btnng"
Run, nidts oran, absr Musitats
lung srobartig."
Die GhDitrigfeit. Graz
minator: sgIlo Sic ni1en nidt sirs
nal, ipiepiel Nippen Der Menfd BATE"
Ranoioat: nSa, 6err profsTor, anf
70 leidte Trdgsn BIN id pirtli9 niht
botbsrsittts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

~ Wtt e1nem alien Grid
arb.itet in Deutfdlanb Elm Sdpinbs
Ter, Der felt einiser 3eit bic poItGms
ter uniider maht. Der S1pinbI.r
beobadt.t in ben Sdalterrdum.n
2aufburidsn unb 2ebrlinse. bic gelb
einsuaablen haben. Ginbet er einen
iunsen mann, 10 felt er iid aIs
poIbireftor Dor unb bittet, fir ibn
Iein.n grOberen 9etras bon Der Reidss
bant pber elmer anberen @roBbont
a~baubolsn. Gr iiberreidt bonn oud
benz gotsn, Der sleih cine Mart aIs
2obn erbdIt. einen 8riefumidlas,
auf BEN bic Summe, bic boz, Der
8nnt ans.blih obseboIt iperben foil,
peraeidnet ftebt. lin ben iunaen
Monn nidt 3eit berlieren 3u Iaif.n,
erbietst iid Der npoitbirettor", ins
apiiden bic @in3oblung felbft au Be-
forg.n. llebernimmt Der Wurihe ben
8otensans, 10 peridpinbet Der rpon.
birettor" nit benz @elb.
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Ger lebenbe 2cidnant.
Gisenartise ~Grfasrnnsen eines griiHe.
Ter B%pfbeamfen.

Mon tpeib bon 2euter, beren
Gorge UNI i6re perion iOsar iiber
ben Sob binausgebt unb bic Iosar
Wert barauf legen, ihr 2ei9enbe>
sdngnis nit alien 9stails ielbt an=
a%uoronen. gelesentIid fommt es
aud Dor, bob iemanb io3ufasen fei=
mem sisenen Acknowledgements bei>
getpohnt bat, inbsm Ct auf 9runb
elmer 5alfdmelbung bon Der MeIt
bereits betlaet trurbe, trobbem er
nod munter bur9s 2sbsn tpanbelte.
Wem aber 1T es f4On paiiiert, baB
er Bel l~ebsnbisem 2eibe isin eissnss
acknowledgements fir unb fertig ins
Saus seliefert befam9 9isie @roz
tsste bat ii4 Dor tur3em in 8riinel
ereisnet.
gu einsm poIt6.amten elmer
Brufeler @emeinbe fpmmt eines Sas
ges Elm Qrbeiter in bic Wo6nung.
4uf bic 5rase bes 8eamtsr, ipas er
ipiiniae, iagt Der Mann: SD fon
DOB fir einen Sarg nsbmen." -
sir mas fir einen Sarge Sci mir
1T niemanb seftprben," fost Der Yez
cmte. Darauf 5eist Der Grbeiter
cine aarte, auf Der in piensidt hi9t
gang forretter. ober bod jebem 3tpets
feI ausf6lieBenber franaOiifder
Sprade bic Snrsbeitsfung ssmo9t
1T. limb stpar fir ben poitbeamten
felber -. Ridt lanse barauf fteIlt
fi6 elm !9err bon ben Pompes Flu
nebres" Dor, Der feinen sorif our
ngefdGigen Dur4it6t" anbietet; bonn
tOmmt elm a~ipeiter Sarstiidler, bann
Elm S~fpeiter 5err bon elmer Qeicbens
beftattungs : llnternebmung, bamit
Der @ertreter zines 9lumsngsfdGftes,
Dem Elm 2absnmdbden nit RrGnsen
r5ur 4uspabl" foIgt. -. llnb alles
bas fir ben unslidliden 8eomten.
atpeifellos fir i'm isIber beItelt.
@ber es sebt nod peiter. Gs
fommt Elm &rano, auf benz in sros
BEN gplbenen 2ettern bic aolegen
ibren 4mtsGef betlosen, Der Satris
fan tritt aiif unb mil Musfunft ipes
gen reliai0ler anorbnunssn, unb an
bere biiitere @sfenen fplsen, bic ale
irgenbpie nit benz Sob in @eidGftsz
perbinbuns ifebsn anb on 2ei1en
peroienen ipollen. Sogor bic MDbel
min man abbDlen, ba Der !Serr ia
bod tot lit. Der orme ppitbeamte
bate cine miIerable Noht.
Wer ober Tam fi9 bas @efibl
bes ornler Mannes auSmoIen, aIs
sesen Sebtl llbr bormittaes in Der
GtroBe cine perbGdtigs 8epeaung
sntitebt nnb i9parssefleibete, ernits
ausIebenbe 5erren in gIoque uno
6anbfduben Dor 5siner Mobnung
Iufitenuns nebmen. 3ein 3tpeifel,
man bate fid bereits gu ieinem Be-
srdbnis eingefanben. Sa ldutet es
aua idon, unb als er 6ffnst, itebt
geiiterbaft Der Mnf0mmlin, Dor benz
SptgetpGhnten. Dos Wort er{tirbt
inn budftdblid auf ben 2ippen.
SIN @eriatsfaal fano bas srauIe
Mibperftdnbnis feinen aomm.ntar.
Gin GntlaHener batte ben feltlamsn
mMadeott" erbodt unb benz Sbs
left feines 3prnes Elm Bis in bic
minutiofeiisn Details aussearbtitstes
acknowledgements orronsiert. Gs
tpurbe feitseftelt. baB bic GeIisbte
hes GntIaFensn bic EobesanSeigen
eefhrieben unb bic ngeftenungen"
gemodt bate. Hun iiBsn beibe bins
ter GdIoB unb Miesel: Der Mutor
beS Mttes fir 3rpeieinbaIb Sabre unb
bic Geliebte fir err Monate - tpas
cine etipas rsihlife Siibne fir ben
Gareden b.s Spfers If.
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GhIshffa 0.mif

~"
S9Iedtes @eniffen.
sic: .9ait Du ben Brief. ben id
Dir sefern mitsab, ri4tis beforgt,
MGnnden9"
St (unpillfiirli4 III bic 1afAe
a%reif,nb): .GeipiB, Gdab iebt
fGlIt Mrs elm. ih bob' i'm gar nidt
erft einssitsdt, fonoern in Der 9anb
bebalten unb eleid in ben ndditen
Wrieftaiten getuorftn."
sic (b,ll oufladenb): DOS lit
abtr mrtniirbig."
Gr: rWieio benn, GHoba"
Sic; .MtiI i4 Dir gar isinen
Britt mitsessbsn bobtl*
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m @prsarten bes u N
itaurdnt an Der SonnenitraBe in
Miindsn purbe Der G0rfter Sofsf
peripein Der fiiritli6 plebf1en 9e<
fiBnng in @olling (Galaburg) bers
mibt. Mun bate anoenommer, 0aB
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-28
UNITED STATES CONTROL
SUGGESTED FOR BIG CANAL
Legislative Probe May Be Made When
Drainage Proposition Comes Up
at Capital.

Another plan has now been sug'
gested for the improvement OF the
Florida East Coast canal which, II
carried out, will solve the problem.
This suggestion is that the canal be
turned over to the general govern
ment Capt John r. Slattery, in
charge Of the United States army en-.
gineering corps for the district, made
the suggestion after a trip in his
launch down. the canal. He was max.
ing trip of inspection as the gov
crnmcnl has control of about seventy
miles Of the canal and is now max.
ng plans to improve that section.
Captain Sattery was five days in
going from this city to Palm Beach.
In one part Of the great waterway it
took him six hours to travel a quarter
of a mile. He had intended to go to
Miami in his launch, but was forced
to give up the undertaking and finish
the trip by rail. This set him TO
thinking and he made the suggestion
just mentioned about the governments
taking over the control of the ditch.
At the present time the board of en-.
gineers is considering the project and
is not very fayorably impressed with
the idea. However, Captain Slattery
believes that this impression could be
changed if enough pressure were
brought to bear He also suggested
that the many commercial bodies
along the waterway should take some
action upon the matter and urge the
Federal government to assume con.
troll for the purpose of maintaining
the canal in a navigable state.
This suggestion by the United States
engineer would seem to be the best
solution OF the present problem. The
chief drainage engineer of the state
has just informed the board that he
has surveyed the canal from end to
end and that he finds it to be in a de-
plolabIe condition. He also mentions
the fact that the state does not have
sufficient funds to make proper re.
pairs and that the canal is practically
worthless in its present condition.
1t is understood that Gov. Park
Trammell has a drainage bill which
he will have introduced at the coming
session of the legislature. This bill
will carry a provision for bonding the
state for $5,000,0OO for drainage pur.
poses The fire works is liable to
start as soon as this bill is introduc.
ed The legislators believe, say those
in touch with the situation, that some
one has been at fault to make this
large bond necessary. A majority of
them will want to know what has be.
come of the states 21,OOO,OOO acres of
land which was to be sold for drain
age purposes