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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
NliFoliidtc ecl6itmOrOOcrimdc.

3ptimol Bat 9eiiern @loro 90
@oua9 i'm @iercp,Soipitol Oergc6li6
oen Geriub 9emaht iib ans einem
6eniter 81 itiir5cn- @oli5iit Somcs
Croft. ser oic 2e6enSlniioe in Dem
Soipitol berpobt oerbinoertc iie in
6eiOen 6GQeu an ibren &or6oben
g9ie 6ereits ouSiii6rlih inn uGeuti6cn
Correspondent" beridtet, wuroe Die
@oug6 IN Sonooer, 9So7 inter Dem
@eroodt ocr6oitet, in Baltimore an.
ee6lidis6SliAungen 6egangeu 81 6a.
6eti Grit Dor bier Nlonaten iprroe
lie diiSsPen Wlorpldnoer 3udt6ouie,
ifta.i5FGbtni iie einen Oreii66rigcn
Straiterntin pcr6iiBtc, cntloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Qeidie Inn .S5afeil.

9ln @ier g}r. 2 an Ocr ASroitltr-
@crite milroe geitern9lbcno Der Sei6-
nom eines ehpa 40 SATIRE altcH mei-
BEN ManneS gcilnoeu. Gie Ylann.
i6afteu oes @olijeibootcS g&ouuan"
6ra6tcn ocu GoOtcn na6 Scr Dor.
que. Der Eootc lit 8 sur s 3ou
groB mo bat glattraiirtes @eiid6t imo
cine @lobe. Gr trug einen Ounflen
9lu5ug, ein blaucs Semo unO i6par-
Sc Sc6niirl6u6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
NcntIdIer sMnInntcrridIt 6eiilrnurtrI.


Ger ,,Siiomeit Baltimore &erid0.
nerungs &erGiu" biels geitcri 9lbeuo
in ser ncueu @eorae Ssaibinaton
Sbule 9}r. y @de Don Scott nnO
@om6urg. .SraBc, icine reaelmoBigc
NiouotsiiBnug a6, bel melder Die fol
gcnoen @roiefte cmpiobleu mlrOen:
Ocrbeiierte SraBen, beiiere StraBen.
Derbiuolugen before SiraBen6eleud
iung no &ergroBerng Ocs uGarroll,
&urfs". 9lnlpraheu unrocn ge6altcn
bon Sobn Salmon bon Der ,Gireften
@ciebgc6iings Siga, StoOtrot6smits
gleo Gbarles S. Seineemou 9lidoro
o. Sbedeas, ,Soba 9cition 6rau ~
2. @aer bon oer a9ononS Gipic
Scogue," Srl. Nlartba G9teiu poni
u@lean GitD Ghlb" ulo 6rl @arlan
SoneS pom u@ome @urOen -Gomite.
Ges ggeiteren purOen @eiAliiic ge
foBt nelcbcn 5nfolge oicShulbeborOc
criudt merocn ioa, oen 0eutihen
S6uhmterri.bt III elmer Shiae in
Siiomeitgnltnnor ein5iliiIbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

S5n 0perlea fiuoct in Ser @}orp
lonOer Sdule fir 9linoe Dcute9lbeno
em Sc6iiIer.Gon5ert itatt bel ocm
me6rere redt intereiiontc Niuiifitiide
81 @cbor gebrodt peroen. Darin.
ter 6efinOen iic6 Shubert's a@iilitar
arid" fir 5mei 8lopicre (ahtb0noig),
ousecfii6rt BON ben 9anten mo ser.
rem: N}arD @race Grouher. Nliloreo
9urner glnorep Bird, @atbarine
9raolep, @nno Goof, @uclDn 81
liott, glrtbur 9fi1mono itno Charles
&oimciiter. 5erncr lte9en ouf oem
@rogromm @cionguortrdge Don Sri.
Grouher; am alapier bringt sri.
@nfclmnnn, auf ocr Gioline Nr-
Soimciitcr cinige Sa6cn 5lm &or.
tro9e. 9lls Sopronidneeriunen tire
ten Sri. g8orfmeiiter lno Sri. @aro,
ais 9 9or1tonidnger Sr. 9tidmono'
ouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
@cridtet ii6er uOlundlcr NaIeae.1

Or. g8m. g8. Wlfb, ErdlI0ent 0cs
.@ouder College DieIt ii Der oc
itrigen Sibimg Scr Seem Dorf @on
fercn8 Scr biA6ilidea @let6ooiitcu'
airde~ in Seen Yorf cine glnipradc,
IN mel6er er inter 9lu0erem 6erid
tc, Dab idnmttlibe Sduloeu oes
,(Souder College melhe Dor eincli
Sobrc nod $4SS,000 betrugcu bs
mif $4,000 bc5oblt ieieu. @r iiigte
bin5u. ooB fiir ods GoIlcg Elm 0irci
torium ans elmer bon Der GouicreH5
mterbrcitetcu 9loninationsliite e.
mdblt meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
l.ea6DOp SAiIIer. @0n1ert.

Inter 2eiting Ocs 0irigenten gu
itoO Stru6c finoet 6elte 9}odntittog
A lIbr iul Seo6oog @hnif GonierOato-
riim oas 5meitc Gou5ert oeS StuOen-
ten-GrhciterS 0ieieS Suititllts itott,
iiir welbes Oas folgenoe 'grogronlnl
ouigeitcllt lit. g. pan Seet6open
SlDertre ans u@gmont" IS. 2.
Bod n&rohioc, 9loa0io mo @o-
potte"; 9iobert SGlmam &dnos
@ou5crt in 9ls0loa; Gi6orO g8ogncr
&rohIOe aus uSo6cn9riu"; 'Grd-
luoc 5un Oritteu 9ltt aus nSoben.
grim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Nerr 8. @. (smnrn 6eitnttet.

@eilern mur0c &crr @rneit &ilf
liam GmorD, Der e6emolige @oritc6cr
ocs observation-disclosures Der n9lTo.
ciirtcn @rciie" in @Qi6in9ton, auf
Dem ct. Morp's 3ricO6oie in 60
bans sur euigcn 9lu6c gcbettet. Die
9lcauicm-Meiie muroe Don Botcr
GdcnroOc in Der Ser5 SeiltairAc IN
@ai6ngton cclcbrirt, wonaf 0ie
llebcrfii6ruug Der 2eidc bon @oi5-
ington, no Serr GmorD in ieiucr
@o6mng 9}r. 1927 acupon.Str,
lcetcu Sonntog cutihlaien mar, na6
Baltimore erfolgte. gl6oronlugen
Scr @oi6iugtouer mo Der @alti.
morer Sogc 0cr Gifts" moren bel Der
9ciicblng 5ugcgtu. 3o6lreide 9ll-
nlenipcnocn lieien bon g}ep.2)ort
86ilaOclp6io, G6ica9o im0 ayoeren
StGoten eii mo leatcu 3eugaiB ob
BON ocni qroBen 9efomten- lno
6rclruocstrcis 0es @eritor6encn. 0ie
@eeroiglmg eriolgtc na9 Dem 9fituS
Der 2oae ser CTS. 5deriif S6oS.
=. @lcglulm iang 3uei Sieoer am
@ro6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Ncr memo NiiIfe.sefret1r.

Somcs Is. 2odarOt Ger neue 2(iii.
iteit ocs Scfretdrs Ger Boli5ei6ebar,
DC, trot gcitern ieinen neIel Soften
on @r lit oer 9Ia6iolgcr BON Slo
bert @. Glogpoole, Der Gmlaiicn nurs
&c, neil er angeblib gSctier ilr
FierOe-Hennen permittelt 6aben ioa
@err Sodorot lit 81 Sabre alt uno
mar oils 06etlllaut moon 5Nitcua
gLIa0emie h 9Lnnap0Lia anaeItelI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

bItimmt uno ole nd6iie @eiebge6lng
EnulB lpeitcre S6ritte fir ouoere 9io.
ten ,treifcn.
\ iG i1esisS trofonitolts Com
'r''lF- million.
glls inn llnter6mlic 6cute @littog
Die Sill fju Die @iuiebrng elmer
Stroioniiolts- -Gonimiiion I'M Sin.
fIange nit Der gleibIouieHOen Se.
InaisbiQ omenoirt poroen mar, iteaic
Serr goiep bon G6orleS.Gountp (9lc-
pu6lifancr) Den 2lntrag, Die aus Oen
S0. 93ni 5. @ibcnbaAcr, G6orleS Z.
Graue mo GliDcr MeBcrott 6eite6en.
oc Gohlniiiion (5mci Gcmofroten
uno ein 9icpu6lifoner) 81 itrei6cn
unO Dem @ouoernerr sic @rncnmmg
Der Gomniiiion 81 iibcrloicn. Der
@ouperneur bottc Die 9l6iicbt, oie so
oemofrntiidcn 9lngeitelicn oeS 3n6t.
6ouies Olrh cine BON i6al 81 contro.
lireuoe Gomniiiion Orr6 quite Slept
blifoner 81 erieben lm0 Serr 9ltielO
bon baltimore oppellirte an Die Oc-
mofratii6cn @iitglicoer oeS 6ouicS,
Oen 9lntrog OeS Sru %oicD o65uIe5
men Ger 9(ntrog wurOe iel6iber-
lt1n0lid nit iibcrDieoen0er Wicbr6cit
to0tgcmo6t.
u gtoturQoS EIGnc.
Sm lluter6olde mlrOe 6elite Die
Sid oes Senators 9Sricc, Ser og9ico.
mico Ocl & @os 60" 5u crloubcu,
9lo6ren fiir 9}ohlraos in ben Conn.
ties am SIhlier 5u Iegcn giinItig ciu-
6cridjtet mo 10 onenoirt, OoB Oic Csc.
ieai6oit i6r @aS ourd 9o6rlmgen
erlailgcn mub.
Gie onOerc @os.9iQ, lpel6e Die
Baltimore @os Granportiou 60"
ircorporirt, plroe inn Senot onge.
noNplen. Gie Sncorporaotren lino:
@6. 8. @oc, Stuart Q. Sonncp, Con.
S9. @oe, Gpia6t 3. @oQoD uuO
Yrortor g. 9rooD imO OoS 9lfiien.
fopitol lit ouf $tOOO0,O0O feitgeiebt,
Die ycieai1oit nil gtoturgoS bon
g9cIt-@irainien olr1 Oeu Stoot
MorDlonO bis an Ocn Ocean Iieiern.
M Mo6ools Gr6i6ofts iteuer.
Bill bgetban.
SIN llnter6auic murOc Oie @iQ Oe5
6rn. Mo6ooI, in weIder eine Orb
iboitsiteuer ouf &erm0geu bon $40.
600 unO mc6r ongeorOnct murOe, nit
einem &otim bon 26 81 81 foot &c
mot6t. Sic 9iQ i6rie6 Dor, OoB ouf
oQe g}ablGiie bon $4,000 ie 500
unO mebr aid b06ere 9}a6lGlie au
oeu Staot 6e5o6lt werOen iolten
Gie 9ia puroe ungiinitig ein6eri6tct
'uno Serr Niobool itelte sen 9(uirog,
oie 9iQ fiir oen ungiiuitigen 9eri9t
81 iu6itituiren. Ger 9(ntrog ging Der.
loren, o6ibon Serr 2lopo g9ilfinion
ioorolif bintbies,' odB Der Stoot mebr
@infiinfte brailde unO geraoe iol6e
Steuern am @euioiteu Oriideno wd
rem. gl6er es bolf glGes niAts.
Seine @rweitcrung Scr
uh 2 ia 0tgren6en.
Gle 9urroug6 9iQ, mclbe sic
Staotgren5cn BON Baltimore crucis
tern ioate, ipnroe o6ne gmpic6Iung
inn llnter6ollie ein6erihtet uno Sr.
6rid iteate oci 9lntrog, Die 9ia Dem
9cri1tc 81 n6ititlliren. Der 9lntrog
ipurOc nit acknowledgement Wie6r6cit
a6oetbot mo Oamit lit Der %lan
toOtgemudt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
00ffnnnn anf gNie0erNeneinna.


Sn Dem 9eiinoen 0cS 9ernqro @.
@ooOpin BON pr 106, 9}oro Gree.
ncltroBe, pclher 3icnita0 9l6eno et.
liGe Giediil6ertnbletten ocridhudtc
lmo in oos llniperiitdts Soipitol
ii6erfii5rt muroc lit cine merflide
9eiierlmg eingetreten un0 boiieu oie
i6n bebonoelnoen 2ler5tc, i'm on Se'
ben crboltcn 5u f0nnen. @oooiuin
meieerte iicb 6is6er entidieoen oen
G5riInO an5uaeben, marim cr leinent
Se5en ein @noc 5ereiten poate, Sci.
ne Srau 6c6oiptet ieOod, BOB Ger
Gerllit ieiner Steaima ion 5u ocn
Sbrittc aeticben 6o6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
aein 9iadeous in @irt9idJaiteu i'm
Npnntn.

9(fi6emcpO miro oic 3o6l Der
@irt6i6oiten in @oltimoreGomtp
in 0icieu Sabre ui4t gerin9er lpcr.
ocn ais Tie bis6er mar Gie @ingo.
ben I'M 2iceu5cn miiiien bis 5lnn 10.
9lpril cingcteicbt iein luo bis icbt
6a6cn iid) ic6on 35t 9emcr6cr bei'm
arcisgeriAt in Eolpion 0eneloet, Sm
rSgoridbec murben 356 Sicen5en en-
i5eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
MnrthnLoi llrinntiefretGr.

@err Go6ert s, @6itc bon @orr
ion Baltimore Golutu idbrt 6euie
an 9oro oes Enlpiers usGauano"
BON 9lep 2lort noA Der aanal5onc,
100 er cine Stellung als RriDai-Sc-
fretdr oes Nberiteu 0oei6alS ollgc
uoumen Bat Serr @6itc triit ie1r
6oifnuu9spoQ ieiucH nelieu Bolten
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
0icbe 1erltdrten Sdlanienifer.

Die @oli3ci oes meitdden Giitrifts
fo6uoet oui Gie6e, ucl@e in Der
9}obt bon @}outog uui 0ienitog Oas
S@otieuitcr pes SSiuuelicrs seon
Sepi 9lr. 807 300, @eitScrington
StraBe, 5ertriinimcrt mo SdnHd.
iohen inn Neri6e bon $75 geItoDlcn
hnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Ger Observation-Disclosures incrt6cilt.

Die @oli5iiien GlifiorO @aucod
bonn mittlcren 0iitrift rno G6arles
s. Silauce pom noromeitlibcu 81.
itritt muroen geltern BON Sen GoIi3ci.
@ommilidrcu Der &crfcbrsa6tbeiluag
AMertheiII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
DiniifaIiIdlc @eniiIIe.

Sn 0en 9lGumcn Oes nSsraeliti-
i6eu @r5ie6lmgsbunOes~ fanO geitern
9l6erO oos critic Gon5ert Der nWluiic
S6poG Settlement itott, 8ll Dem
1Srou Sojel 9f. @ornidein i6re @iit-
lpirflmg 5uaciogt 6ottc. 0as pon
Oen S6iileru craft aisgeiiibrte 9Sro.
gramm fono bel ben 5oblrei6en 3ll
6orern mo6lperoicntei 8ciiol. @s
folicn folgenoe 0hiiifitiidc 5um &or.
trag @hld @opotte aus n@aris
unO Scleno", Sr6eiter; @rieg
,,S6metterliug", iiir @iano, Settle
@rirc; Goiti n@ooo-9De", fir 5o.
pran, 9eiiie EomreS; Serrmom
r9}ier NicIooie'n aus fremoen Sdn
ocrn" 0rcbeiicr; AZ SStalicn; b Neit-
reid; q S6weocu; O) Ggopten;
@ornidein 0rei SieOcr ans
g96Dncs Of toe @oIocn 9l9c", Sn5el
81. @prnidein; Al gGine pbantoitiit6e
9leiieestb) 81 2ciion to tbe 4Srono"
g 81 Mooern Sin6oo~; SCHUBERT
nSerenaoe" fiir @ioline; Nlihael
@iener; @cct6open oNlinuetto
rom Septet", 0rheiter; 9lbram @io-
ics y9oof 9ere Gbile~; 9iogers
o86p 9loom Sinneo"; SooleD
oOoas @ooin9" @opnor Sugar
DpQp@, So5el G. 9orniAein; SoDon
@liuuett aus Der 7. Symphonic,
Srd1eiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Aus AnnapOIis.
9(rbcitgcbcrb
y 1.a'SOrlagc.
Sic !6nmmtam6'Ibe &Ur=
lngc inl e5eMcr.
ihin9g .alaae--
llhin dlIdlliM NJ

%uiIirt Oic 5iDcitc 2ciuns I'M Inter
6oulc. - Sr. &cOiol bon 9oItiA
more crwciIt Iitb ais fdbiocr Ser
t6ciOiscr ser pidtieen 9ia. II
9uc 9tueriffc ouf Die 9ia ubge.
ihlooen. 9tnOere 9iaS in Der
@cIcsecbuns. So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
0cm @cridtSUerfa6ren ii6erluicleu

Nem WcrlWl9Dcr1NOItN ll0eIlUIVIVN'
SSu ser norooitli4en @oljelsStu-
tion mlroc gcitern Der i9-idbrigc
George E6omaS BON gtr. 2tO1 Dit
,SeoeralitraBc, wegen ongebliben cri-
mineQcn glnariiis auf elm minoerja5.
RIGGS WlGot6en ocu @roBaci@worencn
iibcrmieicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

9ei &crbrennungcn lciltct elue
idmadc Soinna BON &ohlal5 IN fal.
tenn g9uiier aon5 por3iigIidc 9icnlic
ioiern nod tcine 9ranomun0eu lih
cingelieat babeu. gSo es oaqdpaia
ilf, tulcbc man mcihcS altes 2euei
III SoI5maNcr umo 6iuoe cs NUT 0in'
ner Scinenbinoe alf pic ihmer5el0en
Stellcu. 5mo bic &dnoc uerbraunt
10 tanbc man Tie iu cin Sal3maiier'
boo, bis bic iblimnitcn 5dDmcrell
ocribwimOcn iino, rno mie0cr9ole
Dies 9Rittcl otter, bis ii6 Seiln1
ciniteat. gni6 Salatol auf sic 5iel
le geitriheu lmo Gals 0araui ae'
itrcin, ltuoert Sic 1Nmer5ai loiort
uno pcr6inOcrt 0ie 9ilolng ooii
@ronobloleu.
gl6gancntcn, bic ben .Ecutidlcn 0orrc-
ipouocntcu" nidlt phnftlid ooer lnrcael
m1Big crbnlten, Nnt gc6eieH, ocr Office
onbOn per gclcpbOu oocr ihrtitlldl Wit
tbcilun9 81 madlcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

@}cbr ais nelin8ig @iit9lieoer
6ottcn lib geItern 9lbcnO 81 Der @e.
iongprobe ocs a9trion" einoefunben,
mel6e ni6t I'M bisberigcn Solpt-
quarter, Der Sta9.@oae am $ono.
Der @tartt ionoern in 2uber's @alle,
glr. A, Siio.@opitraBe, ltottiauo.
Dos nene Guartier geiiel Den Sdn.
germ ollBerorocntlib gut uno 0iri.
gent &arl 9o6oi mar iiberrald6t BON
Der Dor3iiglic6en g(uitif oes 2otalS.
0ie nGcbite Singitunoe finoet micoer
in Dem 2ofale itott. Sn Der eeitri-
gen Sinoihrnoe murOen fleiBig Sic.
Der fir oas am Is. 9lpril itottfin-
oenoc 6rii6jubrs- CONCERT geiibt. Der
frii9erc SefretGr oes 0Qlrion," Serr
G6orles @o6rer, trat mieoer 5u Der
S6oor Der 9(fti0en iiber, lno Staot.
rat6SmitglieO Gborles 9einbemon
ptiroe ais poiiipes @iitelieo auige.
nonumen. 0en &oriib in ser Ser.
iommImg fii6rte @rdiiocnt So6n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

Senator Galnp6ell bielt beutc i'm
Scuot cine fur5e 9luiprode, in mel-
der er oui Die peroiientlidte glo6.
ri6t 6inpies, Dob Die Steuerrote,
wel6e ouf 80 1/3 Gents ieitaeiebt iit
int ndditen Sabre nidt er6o6t mers
oen toiro Die ieitaeicbte Stcucrrote
lit fiir 0ie Sabre 1915 umO 1916 be
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
OILED STREETS
FOR MITCHELL
MAYOR HITCHCOCK DECLARES IT
Is IN REACH OF THE
CITIZENS.

Oiled streets will effectively dis
pose of the summer dust problem,
declared Mayor A. E. Hitchcock to-
day in a statement for the benefit of
Mitchell property owners. The city
is willing to cooperate with any one
who will pay for the cost of the work.
The experiment made last sum
mer, when a portion of Rowley
street between Second and Third
avenues was oiled and rolled, proved
to be successful and has encouraged
the city officials to favor further
work of the kind this summer. The
improvement was especially noticed
in the office of the Mitchell Publish
ing Company, where the dust was
considerably reduced, despite the fact
that the summer was a dry me-.
The cost of oiling the streets will
cost, according to the mayor, be-
tween 10 and Is cents a front foot.
If this cost is borne by the property
owners, the city street department
will improyise a temporary oil sprink-
Ter to be used for the present. Streets
that are oiled are dustless, shed the
water and do not get muddy, and
present a much heater appearance.
One of the necessary adjuncts of
oiled streets declared the mayor, was
a curb and gutter. The gutter is a
great assistance, because a level is
obtained for the grade of the street
and it is found to be much easier to
drain,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
DOWDELL NOW
BULL MOOSER"
ARTEsIAN MAN, DIsGRUNTLED
WITH DEMOCRATS, MAY AC-
CEPT NOMINATION FROM
THIRD PARTY.

Pierre, S. D.-A recent statement
by Robert D.. Dowdell. one of the
leading democrats of the state since.
the days of populism, indicates that
he would not refuse the Bull Moose
endorsement as congressional candi-
date in the first district in case it
should be offered him at the Huron
convention. Dowdell was the democra-
tic candidate for congress in the first
district two years ago, and was ten
tered the nomination again by the
proposal committee here
in January, but declined. He now
states that his declination was on ac-
count of the fact that the democrats
in control of the proposal committee
had put pie ahead OF principles in
their doctrine of party, and that he
Icapnot stand by such a proposition,
and that he is ready to join hands.
with any party organization which
will make a fight in the state for pro-
gressfve principles, under whatever
name it may make it.
This position on the part of Dow
dell Is said to be taken by one wing,
of the democratic party almost solid
~. Just how this feeling will be
shown at the polls is a problem. Some
of that faction will no doubt ally it.
self with the Bull Moose organization.
completely, hut others will rot take
such a long step.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-04
ORTMAYER NEW
Y. M. C. A. SEC'Y.
VERMILLTON GRADUATE TO
HAVE CHARGE OF DAKOTA
WESLEYAN ORGANIZA-
TION.

Louis Ortmayer, an alumnus of
the University of South Dakota. at
Vermillion, has been chosen as local
secretary of the Dakota Wesleyan Y.
M. C. A. for the coming year. Funds
for the support of the secretary were
secured this spring after a vigorous
campaign by the college students.
Mr.. Ortmayer, who has acted as
secretary of the Association at YER
million for the past two years, will
commence his duties at Dakota Wes-
leyan on August "a. One of his prin-
ciptal duties will be the maintenance
OF a student employment bureau.
The new secretary is a graduate of
the Howard, S. D., high school, and
was a member of the Coyote football
squad and track term while a student
at Vermillion.
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RICHARDS NO
BULL MOOSER
MAN DECLARES HE WAS
OFFERED tSlANA1ORIAL NOM
NATION-NOCLD ACCEPT
ENDORSEMENT, HOWEVER

r. o. Richards. OF Huron, late in
dependent republican candidate for
governor was III Mitchell yesterday.
incidentally the Huron politician out
lined some OF the recent Develop
ments in South Dakota, particularly
OF the Bull Moosers.
Mr.. Richards declared that he had
been offered the Progressive nomin-
alton for United States Senator, but
that he had declined. He stated, how
ever, that if he ran for the senate as
an independent candidate he would
not refuse the endorsement Of the
Bull Moose faction. ~
The reports OF the disaster in the
St. Lawrence river early Friday NOR
ming, when the Empress of Ireland
was rammed and sank by the collier
Sorstad, were read with considerable
interest by Mi. Richards. An uncle
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ON FOREHEAD WHEN
HIS GUM ExPLoDEs

Bradley. s. D.-Carl Holland, a
we'll known resident Of Clark county,
,had'a morrow eaoApe from death when
the hammer OF a gun blew off and
him squarely between the
eyes. He went hunting with an old
gun which he believed to be yet In
fair condition. AS he fired the old
weapon the hammer was blown off
by the force OF the explosion. The
force of the blow when the hammer
struck him between the eyes was suf-
ficient to render him unconscious.
and 1t was some time before he res
gained his senses. The heavy bone In
his forehead stopped the, hammer or
he would have been instantly killed.
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JAIL FUGITIVE IS
HOOTED BY MATES
Besides Being o%stracised, He Was
Adorned With a Length of Chain
and an Eishteen-Pound Iron Ball
to Drag Around.

Mineola, N. Presidents of the
Nassau county Jail were SO deeply
mortified at the conduct of one of
their number. that they at once an
nounced their intention of sending q
round robin to Sheriff. DeMott, repudi-
ating the man and promising to have
no social intercourse with him.
Joseph Grella was the object Of
their scorn. He had violated all the
rules Of the pleasant retreat, and had
sought to get away from it. When he
was captured and brought back not a
la would speak to him. 1t simply
isn't DONE" you know, to try to get
out of that jail. Only insane persons.
the guests say, ever wish to get out.
Grella, who was serving a four
months term for the attempted kid
naping of Mary Cinello, last Novem-
Der, took advantage of the siesta hour
and put a plank up against the fifteen
foot wall. He made SO much noise
that he woke several Of the other ten
ants. They spied him near the top
Of the plank.
Hey, wlat're you tryin' to do?"
they called to him.
Make a getaway, was his answer,
as he bestrode the wall.
Jaw. nix, Grella, don't do it," ad-
vised the Others. What's your kick?
Amt the grub all right? Amt the
sleeps all right? Amt we all be little
pals together havin' a good time and
befn' treated square? Don't do it.
You'll get the sheriff in Dutch and
queer things all around"
That's all right, but I'm goin'," an
swered Grella, and he dropped down
on the other side Of the wall.
Sheriff DeMott's guests weren't 60
ing to stand anything like that, so
they ran around the Jail until they
found Winfield Box. a guard, and told
him in sorrowed and ashamed tones
what had happened. Box ran outside.
cheered by the cries of Hope you
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ketch him, Win!" and saw Grella leg,
gfng it down the road about a quarter
mile away.
The guard Communicated the bicy.
Gle OF an astonished youth, who was
riding by. and started in pursuit.
Grella turned of fnto a road that led
up a hill when Box got within one
hundred yards of him. In his desper-
ate efforts at a final sprint, the guard
bore so heavily on his handlebars
that the front tire of his wheel ex.
ploded.
Box was piled in a heap upon the
road. But he retained his presence,
Of mind and his pipe, which he had
stuffed still burning. into his pocket
when he started the chase. Seeing
Grella turn and lessen speed at the
sound Of the exploding tire, the quick.
witted guard grabbed the pipe from
his pocket (it was still smoking), and,
pointing it at the runaway. yelled:
Stop. or I'll shoot again."
sGrella. ignorant Of the ruses OF
great detectives, halted and put up
his hands. Box walked up to. him and
handcutfed him. The prisoner was in
a great rage when he found how he
had been daped. but his captor merely
smiled at him in q superior. way and
ordered him to march right back to
the Jail. the hospitality OF which he
had violated. e
We'll, here l am again." Grella .
nounced with q grin, as he was taken
back within the Enclosure.
Don't speak to him, fellows wills
pered one of the most prominent
guests. So nobody did. His former
associates simply turned their heads
away and cut him dead. :
Serves him perfectly well right
said the other. They think he must
be unbalanced anyway. for his term
would have been up soon. That is
the only excuse-mental flatwheels
that would. in their opinion, justify
a man in leaving the lovely Jail at any
time until he had to do 80.
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JOHN F. ROSS CONFIRMED
AS LAND REGISTER

Washington, ID. C.-John r. Ross.
a newspaper nan of Sioux Falls, for
merry OF Gregory county, was con-
.firmed by the senate for the office of
register OF the land office at Belle
rFourche. The nomination Of Ross was
sent to the senate March 16, but be-
cause of. the activity of his political
enemies 1t remained buried in the
public lands committee by Democratic
National Committeeman Tom Tihb!-
man, who came to Washington and
got busy with the subcomnittee, SCH
ators Hughes, Ransdal and Works.
and succeeded in having it reported
out f%avorably to the senate. 1t was
easily put over in the senate by the
democratic majority.