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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
pplisiften berlett
glls lie 5ranen pur eiHem 2aitanto
In Sidsrgeit brinsen MOLTEN.

poliaeieaorporal @eorae piepens
trint unb poIiaiit 4usuft @rope trlts
cen aeitsrn Rd6mittaa ihpers
Sdnittpuilbsn bapou. als lie. nadbsm
fie speifrausn ppr einem ihleubsrnoen
9aiiuuiomobil Der Zines Star" 60
ir Siderbeit asbraht haiten. BON benz
islten srfabt unb in Die Shanfeniters
idsibe bes Friihtes s9eihdfts bon fral
Tdiie. glo. 627 Ulain StraBe, aeipors
fer ipurben. Die groBe Sdeibe
gina in Stiide unb rug aorporal
giepen6rint Sdnittpunben am red
ten Sanbaslerf bapon. ipGhrenb poll'
5ii. ,@rope asfdbrlide Shnittipunben
al Der Sanb unb am Sdentsl unb
burb ben glnpraa bes 2lutomobils
Gin. itarte 6autubifiirfuna am rs6ten
GEentsl oapontrug. Die per
letien geamten ipurben miitel'i
qatrolpdaens naf oem itdbtii6en
Grdntsnbdiiie aebroft. mo ibnen Or,
McDepitt 0erbGnbe anleote. Do biz
gpltailte1 ntdli I'm Dolpitdl perplelpen
ipcGtsn, purbsn iis nad ihren Wob.
nnnaen aebraHt. Dds Iutomooll
ifleuberte infolse Der aeiprsntslten
Gtrabe unb perlor Der Hiihrsr siner'
Nem.nt bic apntroat. poourh bsr
2aitpaaen auf ben Seitenipes fubr
unb ben llnfaa krbeifiihrte.
- geim Ginreiien zines frii6en
9ferbes itiirate aeiiern Der bsriitens
Qclisiit coieph Stab. 33 Sabre alt,
bon Ro. 42S7 Gol.rain aptnue, an Der
ssrrreit mnb gurnst 2fp.nue nit bem
shier, als basfsIbe Dor einem entaes
oentommenben 2uio i6eute. Oas
qi.rb iiiirste asa.n bus gtuto. poburt
es su faa tam unb ben Better ebsns
fols oeaen bas 4utp ioarf. Staab
pa. sins ihmsrsbnfte 9er!sBuns aHl
lint.n grm bappnaeiraesn nnb lieB
I'D, BON Dr. Sapaae bebanbeIn. Dds
pfsrb IN ohne S6absn boponasiomf
men. Stadb tonnte ieinsn Sisnit net
ter periehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
gterbliAfeitsberiHt.

Caroline Rsbmann, SO, 1896 9n'
bem Strabe; RierenIeiben.
2bolpb 2uerins, SO, 1904 Bin,
Gtrabe; anlter 9runb.
Ri9arb Rsnner. 68. itdbif9es 4r'
menbaus; 9ubertuloie.
sJrant 9uffp 80. 1923 GOpIel
Strabe; Nisrenlsiosn.
2lnna @slsnbed. sc, 1924 Me'
pbsrfon 2tDsnus; Hierenleiben.
William 9oeb, 54. 1858 Oeblel
Gtrabe; 2unesnsntSiinbune.
Wargarst SuBi, 63. 1926 Ssniban
Qpenite; Ser5leibeu.
Tlora aruB. q, 1921 5rsemar
2lptnus; gtippsnfsIlentsiinbuns.
sSobn &ublman, 35, PIP 8ronbpap
3nbsrtuloIe.
Cornelius 8os ir., 81, 8 2otenoot
apenue; SGpinbiu9t.
9eorge @isl. 81. 108 Grsen Ctr;
IubertuloIs.
Mi6. Suustun3, so, 1852 Straisbi
Gtrabe; g(rtsrieHDertaltung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

bab er Elm Nsffe Der Rebelin Glnpton
ilno 5rali S,inner ibre yii4te lei. Jn
ibrem Seifament binterIaBt Grou
Glqbton ser, sSrau Stinner 9laes.
HGlAe flagte nun aiif einen Sbeil ber
9interlafsnidaft. Grau Slime:
reihte cine Mntipprt elm uno faete, baB
ibre @Itern nit aapt. Glapton nnb
ieiner Satin 8eoelia Glapton in 1870
einen auntratt abidlpHen, bem3ufolee
bic Glaptons iie an ailberitatt anneb<
men iinb ibr bas 9erm0sen iibertroeen
io[lten. syrau Glabton's SinterlaNers
idaft betriig $13,500 gno bic aapt.
@lapton's $1,000. Ribter gungbliit
CAB i'm Sale pon 5ruu GIabton's
SinterlaiTsni6aft psremptoriihe Sn.
itruttionen fir Raide ab, oab er bic
Sinterlafeni6aTt Der Jrau Glapton
erbaIten iol, oa Fe als psrbeiratbete
5ruu teinen oerartigen aontrait ab.
ihlieBen t0nne, uuO baB Die 8eidtpos
renen nur iiber aapt. Glabton's Silis
terldiienidaft bon $1,000 gu entihe.s
BEN bdttsn. Stigss 1T Der Wabrs
iprrh Der @si6pOrenen.
Gbarles Gng, Der Spibd De-
3emperen5lsr, Der lpesen Semmeus eis
ner eerihtIideu gsrbanbIuns un.sr
$1,000 giirei6ait ben 9robgei9porse
ren iibertpiefen purOe, 1T geitern ais
Der 9aft entlafsn iDoroen.
Gircuitri6t,r gunsblut purbe
geitern bonn Glert Oss appelIationsgss
ri9ts bend6riftigt, baB elm ginbalts.
tefsbl sesen i'm srIaiien iporben lei,
ntht meter in gbriit. Wbitebeao's
Sale seridtIi6 oor5ugeben. Gountps
onDult WtaaughIin bat sinen Sieg
errunsen. inbem ibm bas appeIIas
tionsgeridt in isinsr gebauptuns. BOB
teine 9lppsnatipn gsgsn bus Sussnos
seridt srlanst psrben Tonne, beis
tfIi6tete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Gte.Grlanbnikideine.

lgap6ert Gtpnetins, As. GlsDss. D.
lWlarp Sorg, 43, bessl.
laOIeph $. Wptoff, 21, 5e2 St.lpars
I plaee.
iSiIIian Rapsr, 1s, 1861 Stats alDs.
(petsr gojar, %, 415 gort Str.
leli5abstb Gi4ifub. q. ossgl.
(CIifton 2sbb.tter, 1s, aodlanb, ..
lWlassie ssrril. 16. Sartipsa.
(qnbrep O. einipanier, 80, 1874
! ainneD Ipe.
lgfofe 8. asmme, 80, 1919 plsaiant
Strabe.
(s,ai. Rsumeiitsr, %, 1858 Jsnuer
! Sirabs.
iaoie aneff, 1s. 255e apb.a Ctr.
(siepben g. SbOup, 90, 915 ROSsers
I qlace.
lgap 2ouiis Campbell, %, 9l4 Do.
Ieliiab r. Seiblsr, "a, SiibgiOrpoob.
lanne T0ltsr, 20, 1889 DubIsp tr.
(sSObn g. mcgutden. %, gooinstOn.
lSarab @linn. %, palaee Sotel.
igbarlss 3. Mspsr, Al, 1909 Winbs
/ for Strabe.
iqlnna Marbis, 35, Mc9llpiu SOtsl.
lSarriiOn 9. gladburn. "a, s32 @sit
! Z. Strabs.
iSba 30. Wiuiam. 27, s14 asupOn
apenue.
Ianbrep 3. Sastamp, 113o pOpIar
/ Sirabs.
lapna Ru6a, %, 1lo1 glari Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
sesina sclbitmorO in sselp yOrf.

Iic biciigc goIi5ei erbielt eeiiern
ein 9elegranlm ans gtetp yorf, if
ipeId)em mitgetbeilt ipuroe. 6ab Der
WuiifnIienb1noIer Sreberif Selmid.
meIder iein @eid1it I'M HrOcter.@c.
bauoe batte unb aus Cincinnati
itamnt, SeIbitmoro besausen bat.
IN einen 5uriidseIaiienen grieic er.
iufte Der Wann ieine giidte Clara
iSebrmam, bon gto. 3608 Galpion
Strabe in GEnlminspiae, su benadli
rid,tigen. sSrau Sebrman Die Wlttter
pcn Clara, ipor Die Sdipeiter oes
0erItprbenen. Sri. Sebrmann tbeiIte
nit, Dab ibr Gnfel Cincinnati Dor 20
Ssnbren pcrIniien bot ilno friiber cin
Dtlifaliengeif)dit in Cincinnati, on
Der Sed)iten StraBe, na1e Central
slpenue, bate. Gin gruoer oes
3ooten, SSobn SeImif, mobnt in
Granitpn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Oebartex.

4lfreb unb emma Wenninser, Sas
milton, Sbip; andbs.
Dalisr uno 2lliee Gabriel, 3640
Weitern 4benlis; Mdb9en.
Iuitin uno Gliiabetb 6ilbrstb, 615
Gtanlsp Qpenue; Wdofen.
5bomas unb DorotbD Wibman,
427 Susfulum 4penile; 4nabe.
William unb anseIine 2ebne. Belle.
pue. ap.; anabt.
Sobn unb Roiina Serotn.r, 1873
Walter Sirabe; auabe.
peier unD Siba 5unar, 1888 Gene
tral aoenue; WGbden.
Senrb iinb 4dtie Sunias, 2222
9Imor plaee; Mdbhen.
Sotob unb Dora Gone, ILL Mprt.e
9(penus; WdbdeH.
2ouis unb SobaHna Sdulb, Meit
Sort Roab; anube.
Freberid unb Selsne 9ait, 1929
giibop Strabe; anabe.
Sarrp unb Wlinnie Bud. 1911 Sisbs
Lamb Qpenue; WGbhen.
Sobn uno 9snes Sornbergsr, 140
Sf Clifton Qosnue; Mdb4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
I grunbeiaentbums

9rlnoeigentbums uebertrd=
sunsen. Maria 6ermss on gatbarine
SeIter, Cots go. 81 unb 80 in bsr
Mopr II. glnpton's lnterabtbeiluua
an Der 13. Strobe, sipiiden Der @urs
rarb unb Wbeeler Str, 81. = W. 8,
Ware an Sames &. Mleranber, 2ot an
Der Is. Strabe. Oitli9 ber Septt Str,
81. Sarrp 8enser an @eprg 3.
Wetmann, Got an Der gonttid Surns
pite, 81. q. 5. gaIonell an 2issie
@allnnbingbam, Got an Der Sobnion
Strabs, nDrbli9 Der a. Strabe, 81. =
9erb g. Robb an Sranf S. Sofmeier,
Got an Der 9arrarb Strabs, Iiiblh
Der Is. Strabe, 81.
Subn Moier tpurbe pom poliseie
leutnunt &errid ipeeen 3ehprellerei in
2otunia in Saft senommen.
- Sn ibrem Seftament binterlGbt
emma s. 6. 9Otti9oIt allies ibrem
@ruoer S. g(uguit @otti4alt unb err
nennt ibn gum SeitamentspplIi lIitredet.
Charles Spare purbe i'm @pun-
ipeeridte gum abminiitrator Der Sol.
spare Sinterlafenidnft ernunnt. slbs
i6aber Iino: Wm. u. Widbon, 9sorg
qr9us uno 9eorg spare.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Jener.

9lnT6einenb burd ausflieseHbe
Eunten aus oem S1ornitsin iuuroe
eeItsrn bas Dad, BON Warp Softer,
go. 1928 Montsomerp Rb., plsaiant
Gibss. in 8ranb seIest. Das Geuer
iheilie Ii1 balo bsm 212it6dissn Sol5s
gebGnos nit. 3tpei Geueriuebr.aoms
pognisn riidten sur 9ranbfiatts aus
nnb Der 9ranb ionnts mir untsr sros
zen anitrsnsunesn unisr aontrolls
gebradt iperben. Der SdabeH burd
sysusr unO Waiier pirb auf $500 ans
gegeben.
Gin Gsusr, bas sinen Sdobsa
Don $3.50 onrihtete. brad seitern
Wlorsm burd einen idjabbafteE
S6orniisin in Der Wobnuns bon Bers
narp Ban Sends. go. 6617 9ome
Gitp gp.nls, Gapler pari, aus. Die
oDf6mannldaftsn ionnten balb bes
iSelers Serr peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
. a miIt on.

linier SIscnt In SamiIton III
,Serr Gonarb grnd, 449 Shb biinitc
Srate. @ca Sci. 476 o., Spms
Fhunc 1851 u.
IGineinnatier Spfer Der
giien0abn ee:7orben.
(spesalbeoeftc ses .Qineinuoiier gOI,sbIaii- }
SamiItou, Sbip, l. Wai. -
Gtnsn jdbsn 5pb fano am Greitug
pa6mittag her So Sabre alte Sobn
@Ogsl bon 30. 227 Sf 13. Strabs.
Cincinnati. gr unb iein gruber glis
toluus 9ogsl befdnben ii9 als blinbs
Ylfaaiers 1lli einem naf 9apton fdbs
renbsn 3ugs Der Cincinnati, Samilton
unb 9aBrpn 9abn, dls in Der Rdbe
BON Gote Otto Spbn @os.l abitiirste
uno 10 urglutIi3 unter bic Rdber ess
rietb, buB ihm beibe 9sine ino De:
re9te arl abgefabren fpurben. Der
9srunsliitts srlas tlr5s 3eit ipdtsr
ben 9srIssungsn. 0ogeI, Der BON 8es
l Giisnar5siter mar, binterldbt bic
Satin unb pier &iubsr, bic SO. 227
Sit 13. Strlbs in Cincinnati pobnsn,
Iotpie ben ir 9euif4IauO asfdfiigen
Batter.
Der Gltsite Menonit ges
itorben.
(Gps3iaI6egc'd5 oes .Giurinnaher goIlsblati". }
Samilton, Sbio. l. Wlai. -
Der dIteiie yIsHonit in Butler Gountp,
Der 81 Sabre aIte Sobn asnneu, itnrb
am Jrsitag il isiner Mobniing. in
9armong 6eigbts, In Der NGbs BON
srenton, infOlse BON 2ltersfdtpd5s
Der @eritorbsne erfreute ii9 aasemeiu
bobsn aHisbsns.
- 9as gerb0r BEG Dirtbes Wils
liam Goetttsn, pelder bes Dsrtdufs
aeiitiaer Getrdnte neben einem 3an3=
iaal unb gsrtaufs BON geiitigen Sc
trGntsn an Wlinbsridbrige befhulbist
itebt, lpurbs oeitern Ha9mittag biz
auf nGditsn Oisnitas i'm Wuni5ipals
aeridt Derito6en.
Gin 2anbitreiher fpurbe seitern
9ormittaa aegen baIb II llbr in Der
Rabe Der 9iirtelbabn psrideudt, als
er elm ie6sidbrises Mdbhen, gllie
Sonss, 96tterdxn Der Gamilie Games
W. eonss BON Der Gtarr 2lnenue. siI
Dsrgeipultissn periu6te. Das ainb
rief I'M Silis unb Der 8uri6e sntflcb.
als mehrsrs Wdnnsr unb 5rauen hers
beieilten.
Dem SSofepb Dapis fpurbe pors
lebte Naht iein 3peirao aus ieiner
Wobnuns SO. 30 maluut Strabe bon
Ginbre6srn aeitoblen.
= bic bisfise llmstsenb ipurbe bore
lebte Nadt BON einem Jrot, ipelder
ben 5ru4tbdumsu f4absts beimse.
fu6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
GIN Die 2a6ies
~ 6el&dtett
8ie Ianisube bon Iattern lire Sin.
Der seinnO unb fraftis
erbalten.

Wliitisr fcIlieh ipiiien. bnb bic nders glsbb
oln FIR TIRE sinoer Batter Sobn's msbisin NJ.
neil iie ffinen MIfoboI nod f6abIi6e 9resnsn
iraenb elmer Worm entbdli. eie 1T bic beiie
w9sbisin a. Gridiiunsen lnb 1uiisu nnb siir
GrlaHgnna neier srdite fie III Elm reines
mo bef6mmIites eidrfnnasmiiieI unb aSrpsr.
nlfbniier.
crduIein guen OQsatb. bic Wlairone bss
ainogI.peilns IN eoipeL, Wtaf, fasf; I'D babe
AtiBber,osin g4eHp biefsIben fcipah ober
abaeutaiei iinb. aebe ih ibnen fieis Batter
Aobn's wlsciain, nm ne nnfsntdnen Gle Bsbs
lnes iSHsa asisr pet s,:t ssntaaoinus Dsids s!s
&c ftb 9rihlfuugff 5iHiehen pber eiHen HIifteH
ober etile SrIiilign Der fehle. Batter Sobfi's
wiebiBin brinai toibe eeifsrnna. lllnieriet,
tieD .0IIeH6 b, Wldfrone, 0biIoren's
come. polreu. W.nil
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Speer batte jeDenfalls oas Seranua-
ben Der 2ofomotibe iibcrbort nno
ipilroc mebrcre SUB melt seifIeilherf.
SIN it1Stiiden SoipitaI ipuroe ieitpe.
iteut, bab Der @erlIngliifte einen
slrmbrud), Sanbselenfbriif, Gin.
briidung Der gruit iinb einen Sdd-
oeIbriib 6nponaetragen bate. YIN
benz sluffommen Des Wtannes miro
de3meiiclt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Bonn Sua id,,uer psrlett.

0lit idnueren 8erlebiungen puroc
aeitern D9creen Der 48 Sabre altc
@eorge Speer, pcbnudaslos. Dem
it10tii6en Soipitnl eingeIiefert, mel
der aeeen 5 llbr MDrgens beim
llebpridreiten Der g. $. ituo Q. Gi.
ienbabn.a .areu5img OIL Der Witfell
gIpeiu,e, BON einen Nanaier5ue Der
.genannten 9abn getroffeH ipurbs,
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Die Sen,peratnr.

Die 9empsratursll sllntsridisbs an
seitrigen Sase iparsn laiit ailfssi4s
nungen bsr Sptiier.5irma 8. Alein
&c Bro, go. ABS Race Strabs, fUis
foIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

9elperber Inn Ienfmiin3e nllo
Spange poaen iih oil oas auiierIlb
Qeutidc aoniulat in Cincinnati, g..
lrenoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

llnicr SIsent In Samilton III
Serr GbnarS grnd, 449 Siib Giinitr
Shafe. @ra Sci. 476 g., Spms
T6une 1851 u.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
CUT GLASS

New artistic designs. You will
find a splendid assortment to
choose from on display, and
they r all priced very reason
able.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
Negligees

Striking colors and designs
in Crepe De Chine silks. They
come in Old Rose, Purple, Blue,
yellow and other colors. Priced
from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
SIXTY-FIVE BECOME
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Aberdeen, s. D.-Tle twelfth an
nual initiation and banquet of the
Aberdeen lodge of the knights of
Columbus was an elaborate affair of
Sunday, when sixty-five candidates
were initiated into the order. The
ceremonies opened at 8 o'clock in the
morning, when high mass was cele-
brated at Sacred Heart church by
Rev. Father Kilt OF Isabel, S. ID.
with Rev. Father Ambrose of Nc
fLaughlin serving as deacon and Rev.
Father Dermcdy of Aberdeen as sub
deacon. In the afternoon the initial
ceremonies were carried out at the
auditorium of the new Sacred Heart
school, followed in the evening by a
banquet in the dining room of the
school, at which, with j. r. Dalton
of Woonsocket, serving as toastmast-
|er, the following program was car
|ried out: Invocation, Rev. Father
r. w. Hare; solo, Walter Leary; re-
marks V. p. Dewey, Sioux Falls;
recital. Sadie Neville: address, Rev.
Father M. j. Breen; address to the
old and new knights of Columbus.
John Dusenberry; solo Irish Names"
Robert Walsh, Jr., address, Loyal
|ty." P. C. Morrison. of Mobridge;
solo, Gypsy John" A. N. Carrier:
remarks. l.. j. Welch, Rev. Father
Ambrose: benediction, Monseigneur
Mensing Of Webster.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
LEADFOR
U. S. SENATOR IS
OFFICIALLY 1882
State Canvassing Board
Announces the
Figures.
DILLON IS STRONG
IS STRONG
First District Congressman
Received Largest Plurality
Given for That Office.

Pierre, S. D.-Tlle state uva
ing board yesterday completed the
count of the vote for congressman
and United States senator. and the
vote officially on senator is:
Burke, rep, 44,244; johnson, dem.
4S,076; Buttertield, prohibition. g
4O6; e. p. Johnson, soc., 1874;
Iaoucks, ind, 2,104. Johnson's plu-
rality, 1882.
The official totals on congressional
candidates are:
First district-C. H. Dillon, rep,
22,0!6; Theodore Bailey, dem, 49,
I67S; X. o. Stake, SOC. S55; d. C.
Bond, soc, 794; A. l.. NanOsdel, ind,
745. Dillon's plurality, s,37S.
Second district-Royal G. John
son, rep, 2O,054; John NJ. King,
dem, l1,710; V. B. Jump, pro. $685.;
E. Francis Atwood. Soc, 1893; H.
p. Packard. ind, 756. Johnson's
plurality, 3.344.
Third district-William G. Rice,
rep, 1879; Harry l.. Candy. dem,
1864; Fred l.. F%airchild, Soc, S61.
Gandy's plurality, 1852.
The official vote as cunvassed by
state ~canvassing board on United
States Senator by counties, is as fol-
lows.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
WHO PAYS WAR TAX
ON INSURANCE POLICIES?

Pierre, S. D.-The question as to
who should pay the revenue tax on
insurance policy premiums, under
the new act, appears to be
one of conflict of opinion on the part
of insurance commissioners over the
country. One holding is that the
assured must pay, while Others hold
that the company may pay If it SO
desires. Insurance Commissioner
Stablein has taken the matter to At
toIhey General johnson, for a con-
struction under the provisions of
Section %, Chapter PA, Laws of
1913, which prohibits discrimination
by agents. His holding is that II
company may pay the revenue if it
SO desires, bat this must apply to all
IFS policy holders alike in the state.
1t is held that an agent cannot of
himself pay the tax under that law,
bit the company can, so long as it
pays for all, and that is the position
taken by the South Dakota depart
ment. The action of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters instruct
ing all fire insurance agents to pay
the revenue and chargeAthe same to
the company until a test suit can
settle the differences. of opinion on
the part of different insurance COM
m;ssioners, will be the rule in this
state until further orders.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
COMMITTEES TO
ACT ON "PIE"
THE RICHARDS LAW REQUIRES
THEM TO MEET THIS WEEK
AND RECOMMEND APPOINT.
MENTS.
Pierre, s. D.-The political feature
FOR South Dakota for this week is the
meeting of the state committees of
NOTICE


State of South Dakota,
County of Dawson, SIS.
In County Court, Special Novem-
Der Term. 1914.
In the matter of the Estate OF
John G.. Mccartney, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting, To Retta Mccartney and
Henrietta E. Mccartney, heirs at law
and next of kin of John G. Mozart
ney. deceased, and to all to whom
these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given. that Retta
Mccartney has filed with the Judge
lof this Court, a petition praying for
Letters of Administration of the
ESTATE of John G.. Mccartney, de,
ceased, and that Thursday. the 10th
lday of December, 1914, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, of said day, being a day OF
La regular term of this court. to-wit:
tof the special December term, 1914,
lat the court Of this court in the
Court House, in the City of Mitchell
County of Dawson, has been set for
hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may ap-
pear and show cause why the said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota,
this 11th day of November. 1914.
O.. C. THOMPSON,
Judge Of County Court,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
SILVER IN HAND
CAUSE OF DEATH

Tabor, S. Dan apparently triy-
iai injury, the running of a silver of
wood into one of his hands. caused
the death of Joseph Pesek, aged IS
years, one of the prominent pioneer
farmers of Bon Homme county. Blood
poisoning developed from the injury
caused by the silver and spread
very rapidly, causing his death with
in a few days. With his wife he
came to the United States from Bo-
hemia thirty-nine years ago. After
residing in Wisconsin for a period
of three years they came to- Bon
Honlme county, which has since been
the home of himself and family. He
is survived by a widow and five
daughters and two sons.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10

Made in standard hard vulcan
lied rubber, perfect feed with
solid gold pen point. Priced
from .$1.OO to $500
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10

c. l.. Scott, J. E. Moses, B. Z.
Barnard have gone to Sioux Falls
to attend the sixteenth annual ccn
vention of the Retail Implement
Dealers of South Dakota,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
Lounging Robes

A garment that makes a
charming present. One fascin-
ating accordian pleated navy
blue silk robe is priced at
$22.50. Also in other colors
and at various prices.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
Kirnonas

A line of beautiful silk XII
monas in many colors and mod
crate prices ranging up to
$3.50.
One line of extra good gar
ments priced specially at $3.50.
Very good for gifts.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-10
LADIES NOVELTY
JEWELRY

Bar pins, necklaces, belt pins,
bracelets, unique designs in in.
expensive iesvelry. Everybod,
is wearing them.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
FRIDAY. MAR. 10. 1914.
A PERTINENT QuEsTION ON LOCM TNADE.

A RE the Wilmington merchants making a proper ef-
"A fort to get and TO hold the trade of Wilmington
shoppers?
That IS question that IS pertinent and that each To-
cal merchant should consider and settle for himself
"When ! came to Wilmington several years ago. the
fact that was coming was announced in tho ncwspup
ers" man who holds a high-salaried position said to
the editor Of THE EVENING JOURNAL day or two
ago. "Was there Wilmington merchant WHO solicited
my tradog Not one. Was there a Philadelphia merchant
who did 2 Ycs not only one but three OF the largest
merchants IN that city Thcy not only solicited my
trade but invited me open credit accounts with them
In other words, knowing | Was In town and that my
trade would be worth having they made immediate and
energetic get H. Wilmington merchants should
be more alive to their trade-gcng opportunities of that
sort They should not permit the phadclpha mcr
chants TO cut ahead of thom in solicitation OF trade
or the granting OF safe lines of credit"
There IS merely instance in point. 10 should be
taken homo to the heart and mind of every Wilmington
who IS interested keeping at home the trade
that naturally belongs here and much OF which is
going TO Philadelphia
Let us consider, instance the trade getting poss-
btes arising from the establishment here OF the main
Offices Of the DUPONT powder industry. II IS estimated
that the three companies pay here salaries and
wages at least Si2o0O00 year. It also is estimated
that fully 100000 OF that money actually IS spent II
would be interesting know how much OF that $780,
600 a year is spent here IN our home town and how
much OF Il Is spent in Philadelphia and elsewhere A
further question Of interest that arises Is how much
that amount that spent outside would be spent lre
If the merchants would 80 after as energehcay and
Systematically as is done by the Philadelphia mer-
chants.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
MI-O-NA FOR ALL
BAD STOMACHS

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There is no more effective stomach
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stopping the distress Mi-o-na soothes
tie initated walls Of the stomach,
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you will enjoy good health
DO not suffer another day-gct a box
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them as directed You win be surprised
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