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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
May Preeipitate European War.
8ULGARs MiSLED AS TO y
BELEAGuRED ADRIANopL =

London, Jan. i2i.-The Rulgarians
have now discovered that they have
been completely misled in regard TO
the conditions prevailing in the be-,
.leagured Turkish fortress of Adrian
ople and , nave consequently decided
that a prompt change in their policy is
necessary.
Two weeks ago they were informed
that the fall Of the fortress could he
expected hourly. but a recent council
or war held with Mustapha Pasha I'M
der the presidency OF King Ferdinand
came to the conclusion that Shukri
Pasha, the Turkish commander in
A~drianapole heC been able to econo-
mize the supply In the fortress to such
an extent that the garrison would be-
able to resist perhaps for several
months more. Shukri Pasha it appears
deluded the Bulgarians by means OF
ais reports spread by supposed de-
serters who reached the Bulgarian
lines drawn around the city.
The commanders of the Bulgarian
forces now know the truth and Bull
garta has determined to force a SPEEDY
solution, so as to put an end to, the
heavy expenditures n permit the men
under arms, who comprise virtually the
whole of the able-bodied male popu-
latlon OF Bulgaria, to return to agri-
cultural work. Otherwise - is thought
the harvest will be lost.
The next meeting of the ambassador
of the European powers at the British
foreign office has been postponed until
Wednesday owing to the absence from
town of two of the ambassadors.
The SerVians have decided to present
tomorrow to the powers a memoran-
dunn which they have drafted, detailing
their intention in regard to the terri
torial changes arising out Of the war.
ServIa will ask to be permitted to oc-
cupy permanently the eastern part of
the district of NOvipazar, bordering on
the Servian frontier, and also the entire
region east Of the River Drin to Lake
Ochrida, as we'll as the fortress of
Monastir, which the Servian troops
captured from the Turks after a severe
eight.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
BOTH SIDES SUSTAINED
BIG LOSSES IN BATTLE

Constantinople, Jan. 21.-The minis
ter Of war has just issued a statement
Of the engagement between the Tur-
kish and Greek fleets among the ISL
ands Of Tenedos and Lemnos, lasting
several hours.
According to this officials report,
there were heavy losses on both sides.
The Turkish fleet returned safely 10
the Dardanelles n the wounded are
being brought to Constant1nople. It's
aot known whether this report refers
20 the engagement on Saturday or
whether the engagement was renewed
Sunday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

Silver Burdett Co, school books t24.2s
Rand, McNally Co. school books 1910
CHM &c CO., school books ...,.... 140.61
The salary bills for the various
county officials for the month of De-
cember We're allowed.
Jerry Fetwerda, grading. $1,000
r. M. Cotton, Indse for county. ~. 6755
q. r. Muller, express postage.
Mrs. q. e. Muller, attending
teachers meeting at Mitchell. $40
Mrs. q. r. Muller. salary for one
week in January. 1913 ... 3i.25
in Jan. 1915. \. ............ 1880
G. T., Muller, expenses attending
several teachers meetings 1850
The board proceeded to check up
With the county treasurer for the quar-
ter ending December 81, 1872, n
found the following:
october !, 1912. balance on
VIE nand ....s.. ~. =. 81. ~. -. .$126,g19.49
Collected for October and
November, 1912 -. 26,025.6 2
Collected for December, 1912 ,13,s46.45
s165,7s1.56
DisburseG for October, No
vember and December, 1928 4S,229.44
... 4 .N.n Sill, 562.12
Less bills receivable. ......s 84,31O.61
Balance on hand January i, g 4
5i 1918 ........ S3,251.bl
On motion the ~treasurer's report was
approved and accepted. @4 *
Moved and seconded that the county
auditor be and he is hereby instructed
to advertise for bids on the $65. 900
bonds voted to build a new court house
and Jail. Motion carried.
On motion the following commissions
er bills were allowed: al s4
Jos. ". Wagner, commissioner
salary and mileage ..... ..... $3.50.
c. N. McCullom, commissioner
salary and mileage .......... 34.5Ot
Chas, Dirks, commissioner SAL E
airy n mileage ,............ 1900.
T. Fl. Abbott, commissioner salary
and mileage .................. 1900.
l.. l.. Wagner, sheriff, attending
commissioners ..!....,... 900
On motion board adjourned to Tues
day. January 81, 1918, at 10 o'clock a.
M,
Attest: Jos. v. Wagner.
c. T.. Stoddard, Chairman.
County Auditor. o..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
Uncle Sans Shade Trees.

FFuIl IHe NHINhITdH LItId4U.
Uncle Sam has spent a tidy sum on the
capitol grounds-the beautiful park which
surrounds our legislative headquarters and
which congress has lately voted to en-
large through the purchase of much of
the adjoining property. The severe winter
OF q year ago left its scars on the capitol
grounds as it did elsewhere In the country,
and the most unwelcome outcome was the
loss of a number of the stately trees that
have won the admiration OF visitors to
Washington In years gone by. Such loss
Is In a great measure ir~reparabie, but the
goyernment has FASTENED % plant a num-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
GREEK OFFICER REPORTS
ON SATURDAYS BATTLE

Athens, Jan. IA Greek officer
who participated in the naval battle
between Greek and Turkish fleets off
the Dardanelles On Saturday, and who
closely followed all the incidents of the
fight, lays that during the pursuit of
the Turkish war vessels by the Greeks
the battleships Kheyr-ed-Di Barba-
rossa and Torgut Refs, ~slackened speed
and showed a list to starboard. He be-
lieves, that both vessels were in a sink
ing condition when they reached the
straits.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

Brand Whitlock, mayor Of Toledo.
knows a Toledo banker who is en-
~deavoring to economize. His daughter
said to him the other day: Father,
Cant afford it," the banker growled.
but, father, what am I to do with
out a riding habit ?' Get the walk
ing habit"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
DEATH RATE LOWERED
IN NEW YORK STATE

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 20.-New York
states death rate for 19l2-14.6'per 1000
population-was the lowest ever shown
in the state. According TO statistics for
1911, these figures indicate a saving Of
oyer 5000 lives.
Public health is a purchaseable COM
modify" comments State Commits
sioner of Health Porter, in submitting
this information to the legislature In
his annual report. * -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
"And Hope That Reaps."

Ladv. that IN the prime OF earliest youth
Wisely hast Stunned the broad way and
the green,
That labor up the hill of heavenly truth,
The better part with Mary and with Ruth
Chosen thou hast: and they that overween
And at thy growing virtues fret their
spleen,
No anger find In thee, but pity. ruth,
Thy care is fixed and zealously attends
To I'LL thy odorous lamps with deeds of
light
And hope that caps not shame.
John Milton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
TURKEY IS GIVEN IA
DAYS TO MEETTERMS
Full Power to Resume Hostilit-
les Placed With Head of Bull
garian Peace Delegates.

London, Jan. 21.--Bulgaria, Servia
md Montenegro have presented an uI-
!imatum to Turkey giving the Otto
man government IA days in which to
make a favorable reply to their de-
mands. according to dispatches from
Constantinople. ks. Id f..
Full power to declare the resumption
Of hostilities against Turkey was tele-
graphed today to Dr.. Daneff, leader of
the Bulgarian delegates and his col
leagues by the Bulgarian premier, j. s..
Guechoff, who told them to exercise 1t
whenever in their opinion further peace
negotiations became useless. -.a.
The representatives of the Balkan al
lies therefore will directly notify Gen.
Sayoff, the Bulgarian commander in
chief that the armistice has ended as
soon as 1t becomes apparent that there
Is no hope for the peace plenipotenti-
aries reaching q mutual satisfactory
arrangement. Hostilities will COM
mence four days afterward. ..g
The porte's decision to call q ma
tional assembly Tuesday to take under
|adyisement the Balkan situation prob
ably heralds further concessions on
the part, of Turkey, concessions which.
could not be yielded by the cabinet
without risking It's fall. In any case.
the Balkan delegates in London do not
believe the porte's reply to the joint
note Of the powers Will be such q fiat
refusal as vas foreshadowed from Con-
stantinople. -.....
Won't cede AdrianopIe. .
Yesterdays dispatches reported that
the Turkish government had reached
"a decision not to cede Adrianople or
the Aegean islands but was willing to
enter into negotiations regarding those
islands some distance removed from
the Dardanelles. II Turkeys answer
Is unsatisfactory the allies in defer
.ence to Europe will ask the powers
whether they have means to compel
turkey to comply with their wishes.
II not the allies will carry out the
plan already announced, for resump-
ton Of the war.
In such event the allies will not re-
.cogniZe h undertaking ~consenting to
an autonomous Albania or the prom
lse or Servia n Montenegro to retire
from the Adriatic.
May P~reeipitate European War.
Questioned as to the possibility in
TINS case or Austria employing force,
said:
we shall see whether the triple
entente, and especially Russia will per
nit such action on the part Of Austria.
II we are forced to fight another war
the cost Of which Is nearly 81, 900, 900
daily. VIC will not abandon territory
already occupied unless driven out by
force. That would mean q European
war, If Austria were permitted to
march on Belgrade and to lombard
u troops IN the Adriatfc and we were
crushed, we should prefer to become
austrian rather h belong to the
SlaV race when our mother Russia
lacks the force or will to protectaus."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23

lis IlODOTIln4IR ana RIO nf fhn ,pnnf HAf
constructing the bridges heraina ffar
described, Including the cost ~ the
bridges nroper anproscha ~
ing, constructed between Ron Hounrna
and Charles Mix counties across
lChoteau creek. me hridea being nosr
the section line between sections 20
and 81, township 94 az range al and
the second hriaga hains 49, 81
ton line between %sactlon Sn ara -
toyynshin On ~ ranpa1 IA ~ 49, o.
ON motion folIov,ing hjns ,y.r ~
LOVED: -. .
Philip 0dens. grading 3 ia IN
Jas. Mccain, grading ar, On
A. S. Medyea nradfnp * M
IF. Haney. prading $1,000" % 40
ROY ocean gradjnpr eS'SS
r.. A.. Morgan Lbr. "a c,,lvarts
etc. IN. ... so. I'M 1Aa az
CT. Bohac. III treasurer ~
for postage exnress and
freight -. % 7o
&C Pickett. agent, for sHarb
Goepfert. house rent ~, NJ
Sluka from December On 1910 =
to Match 90, 1914 q M
Philip He'll, commissioners cal.
airy and miieaga =. % an
9 2 Blacknich. grading .... 100
John Yitek grading ' 90
Chas. w. Mach. grading .... q. Q
Henry RAdack eradipe r SoU
FLA Butler. crading IA SS
HI. Nelson. gradinp | = "a
John Cuka. grading G %
John Traynicek GRADING o. M
VIM. Glynn. grading . ' 5So
Henry C. Evert. gradinw ~ m
Geo Z. Wickena, grading .., II. *
VIM. Wienrich rcn+ for strt ~'''
fIand $1,000 'N"' "% Suip o
Dakota Central Phone Co. nhone @'''O
rent and Inessa COS for ~ IaiS ,.o
Mrs. John Bouza, mdse. for Mrs.
SIuka for Dec 1919 - *
Olivia Bros. mdse, FOR Conntv ~
l.. r. Chladek, mdse, FIR co,,ntr "a
The Quarterly report OF the s,,parine
tendent Of the hosnItal Tor ths Ipean
for the quarter ending Decembsr 81
$l,2S2. was accented ana orSanas sil U
JOS. Rren. ir cara and haoa ,"
OF poor ON Door farm e &C Ys
|Tyndall Hardware Go n,dsa To P''''
Tyndaii Hardware Co. mdse to 80
county y 49, '"N M
TyndaIi Hardware Co. mdse, TO ~"
scoHnty !, 4. ........ 49,. 10. rs
OF Mrs. Elizabefh Win~ o, N
DR.. H~ollingsworth. medical care
Of Geo. Simpson, sr, ~ 40
Jos, Y Wagner, expenses on trip
G. n. ~Stoddard. expenses, On trin "
to Highinore and Woonsocket "A, Is
G. L. Bixhy, expenses ~ tyjn ~ i7''o
,Highmore and Woonsnckat oo
On Motion boar aISa if'So
Wednesday. J~anmarv go 1oIe ~
O'clock a. m. .. $50 r ~ Z" %
Attest:
fCsE4 Stoddard 4 los NJ uy.r
County Auditor. az masnep,
January 3. Ig12 - 70 I'LL.
commissioners net nitrs,,ar oo"l5S
journment.i Present los " Wo au
chairman G. n. Mecollnm "a gbsr
:Dirks. n. III. Abbott, ar IA a. 1S
county auditor. and II + 'WSVe W. gnnr
sheriff. Absent: II a. G11nr
On motion fine fniloy,.tna hIl
allosged;g ~ '"> Ie "HNS were
Al. a. Haisey. grading %.. go m
". j Eymer. sradine '"'''.''* lS'oO
Arson Young hoard md ~ A'0o
Alice Young to naca,,ba. o.
1912 N o. 40 an
WA. Bench prtntino nnroor.. cow
Stationery 0''P"hS' q,
Mitchell Publishing, ror,ron, wv
~stationerv s 'ot"pahsI a.
Educator SchnoI ss, %o'-o
PAW -stationar,, ~ In
" supcrintendant S'uh ooo o,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tyndall, 5. D.. January 4. 1918.

Tyndall, s. D., January z, 1913.
Board Of county commissioners met
pursuant to statute. Present: g. N.
Mcc0lIum, chairman: Jos. ". Wagner,
Philip Hell, chas. Dirks, q. E. stod-
dard, county auditor and L. l.. Wag-
aner, sheriff. Absent, III, "a. Gum.
The minutes OF the quarter ending
December 81, 1912, were read and on
motion approved as read.
ON motion board OF county commits
sioners adjourned 70 f:S0 o'clock p. m.
q. d. Stoddard, G. N. McCollum,
County Auditor. Chairman.
Afternoon Session.
Meeting was called to order by G.. r..
Stoddard, county auditor; r. r.. Rob
fisop, clerk OF courts having notified
the county auditor that r.. III. Abbott,
commissioner elect from the third dis
trict and Jos. W. Wagner, commits
si~oner-elsct from the fourth district
had qualified and had fled their bonds
and that the same had been approved
BY him: the new members then TOOK
their seats rs members OF the board.
Motion made by e.. NJ McColIum and
seconded BY Ghas, Dirks that JOS. ".
Wagner be elected chairman OF the
board for the ensuing year, motion car
ried unanimously. On motion the
bonds iof the following county officials
We're approved, to-wit:
T.. ~. Wagner, sheriff, $4,000; Jas. L..
.Meighen, county Judge. $4,000; G.. e.
BiNby, register of deeds, $4,000: w. w.
French, states attorney, $1,000: r. r.
Robinson, clerk of courts, $1,000;
Oliver +. Plumb, county assessor, $500;
Gilbert G, Fftes, county school super
intendent. $500; VIM. Black, county
coroner $1,000; G. i. Bohac, county
treasurer, 100000.
VIM. Hogan appeared before the
boafd;and requested that he be sent to
the county poor farm. the request was
granted, On motion the following bills
were allowed.
Iowa Bridge Co, bridge across r
Choteau creek, between sec.
80 and 31-94-6I# III. S.. 955. sS
Iowa Bridge Co, bridge across
Choteau creek, between sec.
80 and 3I-95-61 .. ... 2.19g.45
on motion the following resolution
was accepted
Be IL resolved that the auditor, OF
this county be and he is hereby in
structed to file with the auditor and
board OF county commissioners OF
CharleA Mix county, South Dakota, a
verified claim against said county for
its proportinate share of the cost OF
constructing the bridges hereinafter
described. including the cost OF the
bridges proper approaches and grad
ing. constructed between Bon Homme
and Charles Mix counties across
Choteau creek; M bridge being near
the section line between sections 30
Y, township "a Of range 81 and
the second bridge being near the Sec
township 95 OF range Gl. :
On InDfinn fnlIouCino Mills ',v.,n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14
A HAPPY CHILD
IN A FEW HOURS
WHEN CROSS. coNsripATEo,
rEvERIsa. GIVE "cALIEoR.
MIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

Mothers can rest easy after Civ.
Ing California Syrup OF Figs" be-
cause In few hours all the clog
gcd.up waste, sour bile aud fer.
mentlng food gently moves out OF
the bowels. and you have well.
playful child again. Children aim.
ply will not take the time from
play TO empty their bowels, and
they become tightly packed. liver
gets sluggish and stomach disor.
dered.
when cross. feverish. restless.
see II tongue is coated. then give
this delicious fruit laxative" Chill
dren love u. and Il cannot cause in
jury. No difference what ails your
little ono--it full OF cold. or sore
throat. disrrhoea, stomachache.
bad breath. remember. gentle In.
side cleansing should always be
the first treatment given Full d.
rectlons for babies. children 81 all
ages aud grown.ups are printed on
each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your drnggist for a 50.ceut
bottle OF California Syrup OF Figs,
then look carefully and see that II
is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company" We make no
smaller size. Hand back with con.
tempt any other Zig syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14
CASE OF JOHN SMITH and
new l0GGED-0FF Land Law

his tract IL either first or second
class agricultural land. justifying
development. Tho Intrinsic agri.
cultural value of tho land IL found
to be $50. or $50. or $50 an acre.
as the case may be. THIS means
not what land spectators have
fixed az tho value OF the land. but
wha, II Is really worth for agri.
cultural purposes.
II must BE- found by the commits.
sioners that the estimated cost OF
clearing the land Is under 800 an
acre.
Can Re-purchase Land
N Smiths property Is valued. for
agricultural purposes. at $50 an
acre. II entities him. for his tract OF
90 acres, to $500. lie may receive
this money from the agricultural
development district by selling the
property TO the district. reEerving a
preference right to re-purchass H.
when the district thus acquires
tho logged-off land belonging 10
Smith. the commissioners advertise
for bids for cleaying the tract
Smith Can Get the Job
RI the bids are larger than 800
an acre. they cannot be accepted.
The commissioners may. how.
ever. arrange with Smith to let him
do the clearing at the maximum OF
500 an acre.
II the bids submitted are under
800. Smith has two courses He
may either let the lowest bidder
clear the land. or he may exercise
preference right TO clear II him
self at the same bid.
II Is generally admitted the owner
OF the land ia In better position to
clear the land satisfactorily and
economically than an outsider.
Has 20 Years TO Pay
But II Smith does not care to clear
his own tract. the lowest bidder Is
given the contract by the commits
sioners.
As soon az the land IN cleared, or
any portion of It, Smith may again
exercise a preferential right--name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14
4 MESSAGE
TO THE SICK

Tho Olympic View Sanitarium.
the finest equipped sanltarium In
the rtate, extends TO the sick and
afflicted a cordial invitation 10
come In for free consultation and
examination. and II IT is In our
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We will say 80 frankly.
We are equipped to treat sue.
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some OF which. Billiousness. Gas.
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eninK OF the Liver. Dialects. Asth-
ma. bronchitis. Pneumonia. Tuber.
culosis, Rheumatism, Lnmbago
Neuralgia. Tonsilltis. sciatlca. Cy.
stitls. Goitre or Big Neck, Spinal
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Heart Disorders, Locomotor AtaIia,
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Gout. Nervous Disorders.
Our prices are within the reach
OF every one. as our charges run
from 800 upward. depending upon
what will have TO be done. No
matter how many "cure aiis" you
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and II we can help you We will
tell YOU also You Asthma SUI.
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Come to our office at the SAM.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14
MILLS TO MERGE

SPOKANE. Nov. 14.-Rumors OF
huge consolidation OF lumber
mills in Spokane and Eastern
Washington are In circulation here
Officials OF mills mentioned in con-
nection with the proposed merger
would not admit that consolidation
plans were being considered. but 1t
is known such a move has been dis.
cussed.
The following mills are interest.
ed. 1t is said.
The Washington Mill Co.,
Phoenix Lumber Co. Standard Mil
Co. and the Holand-Horr Mil Co.
If the merger is consummated 1t is
estimated that property vaued at
upwards of s5,000,000 would he in.
volved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14

ly. To purchase the cleared tract
For this he must pay tho original
amount paid him by the agricultural
development district $500 IN
Smiths case. II tho whole tract ia
being re-purchased plus the cost
OF the clearing. which was 800 or
less per acre. plus any other ex.
penses incurred. plus per cent In.
terest.
Smith would have 20 years In
which to pay up, and he would thus
re-obtaiu title TO his land And II
would be cleared land now. ready to
I'll and TO produce
Can Make Profit. Too
But Smith may have the profit OF
the contractor In clearing the land
himself
The district would pay him the
same price that II would pay the
lowest bidder. provided II is under
800 nm acre.
Thus Smith would have the or.
iginal $500. plus the contract price
let rs say $50 an acre. or 81 poo
for the 20 acres. the same being
pAlI rs tuF ldiiu ~ hIAIAhtty ttFaltl
or a total OF s. 400.
And that Ia exactly the amount he
must repay TO the district. plus s
per cent interest. but he may have
20 years IN which To repay. In the
meantime. after he had cleared a
few acres, no can begin to produce
and market his products.
Taxpayers Out Nothing
In this manner. IL will be seen.
John Smith has been enabled TO
clear his land by the Advancement
of money to him at the right time.
The agricultural development dis
trict. on the other hand. In not ont
anything. for all OF the money ad.
vanced must be repaid IT within 30
years.
II Smith should default. tho dis
trict has 20 acres OF productive land.
which would easily cover the
amount advanced to Smith.
Tho taxpayers are ont nothing
at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-14

SPOKESMAN. IN THE FACE
WITH GLOVES.
That was bis answer To his own
Invitation 10 peaceful conference.
lilo jumped behind his armed
guard and sent u call for a sheriff's
posse.
Deputy Fires First.
When they arrived. burst and the
officers commanded the peaceful
gathering 20 dispense and one OF the
deputies fired his revolver. Might
answered might. and In 10 minutes
four men were dead and half n
dozen wounded
That Is the sinister background
OF the forthcoming trials OF tho sir
accused mon.
Up here In Yuha county tho burst
brothers aud other big ranchera Of
their persuasion are clamorlng for
convictions At any price. for more
blood
The first OF these prosecutions
will begin December 2. when Rich.
ard Ford goes 20 trial