davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20
Poor hiuhMaya.

Poor highways lessen the profit of
labor. increase the cost of living, bur-
den the enterprise of the people, dull
the morality Of our citizenship and
hold down the educational advance.
ment of the country.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-20

Cement Culvert Joints.
FIJI all culvert joints with cement.
You don't want water to escape
through joints.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
unlcrc Subil0unlS =Niunuuer
tpirN alien mnieren Wceben> ufS Cage
blatt Nbennenten s~meeianct.
SUB Sront, $4,08t.5o, 81. 81. Serbs,
57.4 SUB 6ront, $1,000.

OAB SlpHl, P4,OOl.0U, W. ". SerLlS,
57.4 SUB Sront, $1,000.
Die Sun 4ntonio Mosart So.
cietp bat it6 fir oen Sommer Der.
tagt, nodoem Die ~foleenoen 9eanlter
erfpablt wuroen: 9roiioentinN Sror
8arolo S6ramm, 1. 8ice-8raiioett.
tin, Srau @ugb 8. Gice; 2. gice.
Ssraiioentin, Sralt SEQ 80. S. 9iel.
mann; SefretGrin Srd1 g. 8onoep.
itrotten; 59abmeiiterin 6rou @a
StaffeI. 5rou Moolpb @agner murot
als @bren : Yralioentin ertpablt. Sic
Sin9iibtngen meroen i'm @erbit pie.
Der aufgenomnlen.
Morgen obeno S.t5 ftuoet aui
Ilamo Bla8a Elm Sreifon3erl
ltatt.
Sn SAT- @ntonio iIt Elm l1euet
@reB-Glub nit ben folgenoen geor.
ten or9anifiert porben: Graiioent
George 9. Irmiiteao; gice-Grdioea-
ten, 8ories g. 8ropnL &obert Scott
Ssrael uno &obert Coulter; Sefretar,
q. sc. Grueer Shasmeiiter, Colonel
s. q. gbapa.
Sic &apeaen Der 9ritten @o.
ballerie uno ser 0ritten Selo-artil,
lierie fon5ertieren in Sort Sam Sol.
ion abipe6ielno, Montags BON 8--9
obenos, 9ienitags bon Is, Mitt-
mods BON 4 bis 5, 0onneritaes uril
4:45, Sreitag bon 4 Ri 5, SamIfaqs
bon s bis II abenos.
50. q. 9apis IT,, 1875 Chicago
golileDuro tpobnbaft, Ser in ieinem
trerttettoen Saltie beipuBtlos aufee-
funoen puroe, erfIdrt, oaB man lin
nberfiel, nieoeri6llg uno Inn $40O
6eraubte.
SIN sllter BON so Sa6ren itarE
III ibrem tSouie, 5ebn Weilen ouYer-
bdlb San Nntoilio an Salooo Greet,
Sron Gliie aronie. Sic mar i'm ST,
iaB geboren uno mobnte bier lett
1915. Sic bifterlGBt i6ren Mann,
@eor9 aroltic, bret sobne, bier goa-
ter un0 10 Gnfel.
SSl ieiner @obnuno, 7o3 Gar
StraBe, itarb i'm Sitter bon 81
Sabretn slleralloer Gape, ieit oreiBiq
Snbreh Ileranoer 8ape, felt oreiBiQ
9iilterlaBt feline 8rau, aipei Sodfer
lno einen Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
Morsen lit 8ahftaa.

Die Yrim1rtuablen am 26. @pril
fiibrten 5u einem eutIbieoenen Giege
Der aanoioaten Der Giti5eils' Reagus
n1o es femntt nun oarauf an, oil
Oerielbe lnorgen gum entldeioenoell
gemadt lperoen miro. gs bat Iih in.
nerbalb Der lebten paar @oden nidts
ereignet, mas fir Die Citizens
league bate nadteilig iein fonneil
nno ni6ts, mos Der Heoples' Munici-
pnl Seague gum GorteiI aereidi
more Cher bat iie iif ourd oas
8eltrebens Staatsranger sur Muf-
redter9aItuag Der 9ronutg bier
ber5ubringen, geihaoet. gei ser
Erimarmabl iino mebr oeun 40Co
Stininlgeber 3n &allie a~ebIieben. Gs
IT an3uaebnlell1 oaB Tie iid 3l glei-
den Seilen anf 5eioe 9orteiem bertei-
len uno tpenn lie oiesnlal berpor=
treten uil0 lire Stimnre obaeben,
nos @erbdltnis oaIielbe blciben miro.
Seoenfaas miro es moroen BEL ser
gSabl redt lebboft 8ilgeben; beior
Narfeien iperoen Die aroBten @nItreli-
aun9en mndeit. Tie cine, INN mn
&orrang gil blei6en; oie aitoere, nm
Sfl1Hilen 81 g%efninnen. Gin beoeii-
fpnoer llmi6mung tn Ser bereits ans
aeifrodenen Meinung itebt ieoof,
Sautn 5it ~erfudrter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
Sommlnneeu bes @atiunalbnmoes.

Gus Siilfsfaiiefonlite oes 9eltld)-
amerifanii9cn Nationulbunoes bat
Den nierten 9erid]t iiber feline Sanlin=
lliiigen peroffeutlidt. Gallo6 lillo
bis 5um 10. Mpril BET ibn e%inaegan.
gen $405,092.f2, oa5u fommell
3inien I'M 9etrage pom $950.7L, 10
COB iih Die @elnmmtiumme am 10.
9lpru off $406, 042.S3 Belief.
Nbgeliefert iuuroen: Sftober 27.
1914 an Den oeutlfen 9otlhoffer,
@ra5 BON @ernitorff, 100000 90;
Ee5ember 1. 1914 on oen oeltidcn
8otIhafter $66, 100000; abgeliefert
on Den oiterreihii6en gptihafier,
Or. s. 9almba, $34,000.00, 5uiam.
men 500, 10000. 5ebruor /. 1916
an Den oeutiden gotidafter $67,.
10000; abeeIiefert an Den oIterrei-
1giifen gotihaiter $50, O00. 90, gu
iammen $1O0,00O.00. Ipril Is.
1915 an ben oeutiten 9otidafter
$70,00000; abgeliefert an ben otter.
reid)iihen 9otidyafter 100000, an
lammen Sf00,000.00.
IS iin0 bonn NationaIbnnS alio bis
Jett 100000 mad europa aeidJifi
1uproen.
Gas @elo puroe perteilt: ouf sic
Dentife @erpunoetenfalie, oie oeut
lbe Nitipens mo Moiienfo{Se. 0,a
olterreidiife @erminoetenfaiie uni
Die oiterrcifiihe @itpen- uno Sci.
ienfdiIe.
Nns Seras gingen Der Sammef
itelle big gum "a. Mdr5 $St51.75 81
Teras Itebt nit Der Sobe ieiner gei
TRACE an Sebnter Stelle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

ales ongreift un0 beIeudtet- Bon at
len @etpalttaten ieines 2ebers liei
Elm ounfler Guf binter ibnt fer; bin
mo mieoer pernabm man, Dob er
au6 III Garis in allerlei runiide 0e-
D~o6nbeiten berfallen NOR, uiio nielt
fliiiterte iid IN ben Gfen oes Salons
mande lhredlihe @eihihte iiber TN
Su; aber oas aIe8 fonnte ibm nidts
anbaben. ia, nienei6t bob iid bon
Dem onnflen @runoe oieier @eriidte
Die angenebnre Nrt, ME er fid inn
Salou 5eigte, nod better uno leltd]-
TENDER ob. gr mar in 8aris, IN
Sonoon, iDobin er oft infoQnito gina,
itno mabriheinlid ou6 in Yetersburg
Ser ~pollenoetite alilturmenid nelten.
ropaiider Bragung. gr lit muiifd-
lid, er lit Elm Sreuno Ser &iinite
ia, man bot iogar gebort, 0aB er Dies
trlo oas sur 50roerung ser @iiien-
idaften eetan bot. OR benefit, oaB
man gar5 erfiiGt BON oieicr beriibm-
ten culture" fem fam - Elm @ort,
an Dem man ii6 in Sranfreih idon
lett langem berauiht bat - nno oab
man bod bonn pabren @eiIte Ser
aultur aud nidt einen Saudi ge-
ipiirt 81 baben brauht. 8enn id)
i'm iab, mlBte ib INNER an oie Ge-
ididte Der @a5eGe oenfen, oie nid,f
glauben mo1te, oaB Der ihone giger
bel aa' leiner Shonbeit 10 boie fein
fonnte.
Sein ruIiii6es 8lut oarf maj be-
5peifeln, aber ieinem gar5en @eiefl
nod lit er elm ehter GuIie, uno Hiii,-
lanos beimliditer @iGe lit in ibnl le-
benoig getuoroen - u1b oieler @i0e
gebt auf nihts anoeres aus, OILS asif
Gnedtung ilno llnteroriidumg Scr
qon5en @elt inter oas Huiieniod),
uitf 8ernidtung Der G1iltlr, alf Sic
&ne6elung Ser freien MenIhbeit All
@rniten Der rniliI6en Wahtbober
mo ibrer @ei60pfe. @1re 9eutid.
lano erleoiet, 10 piiroe zines gaqes
Sranfreidl on Die 3eibe fommelr.
Ger 8roBfiirit Iifolai lit sic Der.
forperte 8erni6tung. @ir miiilen
nift mn inns uno uniere griItells,
mir miiiien Die geiammte aultur glt-
ropas Dor ibm idiiben.
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: I s.

Nabe Nugent. 90 Meilen ober-
balb abilene, tDiitete Elm fiirdtprliAer
8ornaoo Der auf cine Strede BON Is
Sub cine 1870 SUB breite uno EN-
SUB tiefe 5urde in Die Groe unO lte-
ben @aien, Die i'm @irbelpino gefal-
gen uuroen, oas Sen pom &orper
rib.
SIN sllter bon SO Sabren itarb
IN Collection Srieori1 Sdneioer,
Miitglieo Der befonnten 5irma @eora
Sdneioer & so.
gie General Gtaatsatuolt-
ifaft bat &enntnis erbaIten, oaB oas
8eieb, meldes oen @e6railf ser
teranfi9en 5lagge fir Geflame3pef-
fen perbietet, baifig perlebt miro Sic
eountp : Anlp1lte iino beauftrugt
poroen, alle llebertreter oieies Or
lebes riifiihtslos 5u perfoIgen.
Gin I'M Staotrat BON Guera
eingebrahter 8eihluB, Den @ouper.
neiir bon Georgia gu petitionieren
Die ilber SEQ Sc. 5ranf perbdnate
Eooesitrafe in lebensI6ngIide 3rl6i.
bansitrafe um5uiuanoeln, pllroe ME.
cergeltimmt. Sranf lit in guero ee.
boren, 100 iein 8ater eiiiige Sabre
lang 9oitmeiiter mar.
Sn &onoo baden oie ,0ooomeu
Of the 8orlo4 Die @raboenfmaler BOZ
s.. $. EaDlor, 2ouis @abrmuno unt
Senrp Sdlilte entbiiat.
Iuf Der &obb Ganh na6t
brownsville Duroe Der 8orlnann Geo.
polo 9ilii5 BON einem piitenoen gu..
len angegriffem oreimal aeipieBt uni
9efabrlid pertpunoet.
Auf cine gnfrage ser 9ep gorl
SSorlo~ mas Der @ouperneltr Serqlt
ion itber Den u2uiitania~ -3miifenfal
oenfe, bat er Die Iebr perniinftiaeMnt
mort gegeben: SD lpeiB ndts bon
ben Ibiidten oes 8%r1iioenten. 1eI
gerlnlt 10 pieler amerifoner lit ish,
sn beoanern. Gs lit ebenfaas gu Be
omlern, Dab Imerifaner ouf Sc
Sniitania" 4aiioge nebmen, mad,
Dem lie getDarnt moroen iparen. Set
J 1T Die Belt fiibl 8i blei6en uno Itorf
sterpen 5u bebalten un0 nift 0e
einaebungen Der Stlnt0e su nnterlic
gen. 2aBt uris infer 2ullo bon mel
teren Storungen uno aompIifationer
frei balten.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

Sn 8aIbington lit Die Rahrid)t
ein9etroffen, Der 3apatiifa Gene
raj babe SamItog nadt in Der
meritaniiden SaltptItaot NIT leinen
einen 4ngriff ouf oas @otel
Sascurain gemaf)t, I'M iid Der Ser
ian oes bort mobnenoen Generals
@or8a, Der auF @iaa's 8erlaugen
gum propiiorii1en 8~r1iioenten en-
Hunnt lit, 81 bema6tigen ODER I'M iGn
54 ermoroen. Ser amgriff Iei obes
bon Den 8rnppen @ar5a's 51riidge
i6lasen. General G1traoa ioa bai
BEN aampfen eridoiien iein. 3piideu
3apata uno 8ar5a beltebt angeblid
left Ginger Bet cine bittere Seine
idoft.
Nus eagle 9aB' miro eemelost.
oaB Die pom General Moialio Ser
Hanoe5 IN S5ene geleste rleue reuo-
lution1re 9enegling bauptl1hIih
ron ben Maoeriitas nnteritiibt fperoe.
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NIItrIei.
Die SdtpeStern hes s

Gle SdmeItern oes Oroens Der
~~Sncarnatc Norlo" BON ct. 60.
iepb's @oiienbnus in Der @eIt.@oni
1nerce Strabe (Wilitorp Ilo3o) linG
NIT Der fir tie bewiaigten Abfin.
oungsIumme BON $7,065.S2 fir Die
3uridiebuiig hires @auies nipt
3ufrieoen. 8as Wrunoitiid lit nid,i
tief genag uno Der iibrig blei6enoe
9Raim miir0c 5l flein tueroen, nm Ole
1T Naiien oarin unter5ubringer
Sect miilen Die llnter6onolmgef
NIT linen mieoer anfgenommet
weroen. Die Gntiddoigpmgen fir
Die nt0eren Sous uto @runo6eiiLer
fetrngen. Sir 6rau Sobanna Steoes,
80 Sub 6ront, $f3, 800; DaIfoiplt
9ros 1885 SUB Sront, $4,000,
Or, uno 5rm q. Serft 40 Sui
3roHt, S4,74s, s. s. @olib, 90 5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
Die GeaisIatnr,

III. Wtdt.
Gm Samitog belt MIR oas @ans
cine Sibung al. Gin 4ntrag, Die
u@ibion|93ia" i'm oSSournal" beg
0aries oruden gu loiien, muroe ME-
nergeltimmt. 9ieier 8orfoa fat in
Iofern ~oueemeine @eoeutllng, als es
Ole erite geieoerfage mar, melhe ole
8ehirmorter Der Sill i'm @let1unl BEG
@auies erlitten. Spater empfing bas
5ous ben Beiud bon 500 bis 600
aRdedenrHanto Gnaben neld)e Sic
teranifdjen Sofidufen nuf Dem nsStl-
teridolaific Meet" pertreten battel1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
NnsIano.

Mie aus Nefing eemeIoei
miro, bat Die 4ineiiide Gegierung ole
etpos gemiloerten 8%oroerungen SSso.
fon'S obne RiidboIt ongenommei
Gas 9efonnttueroen Der @nnabmt
bat IN 8efing feline &libeItorunger
hernriadlt.
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Qehrer Meindi

Die Comforter G6ule iudt cinell
oeutl6 : englii6en 2ebrer fir cal
ID @rao. Neun Monate SduIe.
Inmelonngen meroen bis sllm 1G.
Moi entgegengellonlmen
81. 90. Sladl,
&res. Comfort Sdool aifn.,
Comfort, geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

Die Gottonborie Bu liverpool bot
telfloiien, oaB fem 9eutider ooer
Seiterreiher, aud mern er notliralis
liert Jet, Mitalieo Der 8orie peroen
f0nne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
Mobsrner Nab nnb 8aidnetDeanterridt

MusIegen, 3uihnetoen, MnpafIen ms
gtdben. eelernt. Sdliilerinnen berfertiaen
tire eigeneu &leioer tpdbrero bes Ger
mems. SRI. .. &. gefer, Rdnaaer. sol
@arben Ctr. Nehmt Sot Weus Gar ooer
telephoniert $rabis 3075. tIns.l
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@eindt

@eindlt = Cine quite ao6in flir
3anlilie BON 8tpei @erIonetl. Scin
@aiden uno feline Sousar6eit. Sc.
bolt $4,000. 8etuerberinnen rnodt:n
morgens fommen. 1874 @oliao Ctr.
Die bolben @abrbeiten limo sic
ihlimmiteu aIler 2iiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

ErOmutiun (9r. pbil.) fir Der.
oienitlideD iiiertation. @oIptednicini,
Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

8eltes Del uno @aIolin erb1It
man bon Der Slimp OIL So, 400
Sis@o commerce Ctr. 9eiteg Gel. Sra-
big 1852. (s[na.l
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L.okales.

Die JubiIduffis hummer
sSftet ttacb DcmticblanS inslms
Sire Porto 20 Gents.
uacb iracftt cinctf, pmnft n,
Geras eScr im Hcm Der. Staas
ten 10 Gents inelmSipe perte.
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SanmmoHe.
San antonto. 8@ Gents.
@alpeiton. seitern. feline g5rie.

5an antonio. 8M Gents.
@alpeiton, seitern. feline g5rIe.
Gpttoniamsn : ErsbuFss.
San antpnis, geg, 10. 9sai. -iei5
Erima CRUDE Cotton Seeo- Oil. Al
Gents per Gnnone,
Netu ysrf, 10. Weai. - SPOT, 1925
inD $8.45, Neat. $500 nno So. IS,
unO $6.45; Mai $3.50 uilb $685.,
SUM. $6.40 unb $3.50; Sui, $500 lmo
$685., Iuslit, $6.7S uno $6.79; Sep
TENDER, $3.50 uno $6.91; 0ftobcr, 5000
nlo $685.; Nobember, $6.6S uno $500;
Se5en1ber, $6.77 nno $3.50.
Inrm-T roonfte.
San antouio. Ser, 10. Mai 1915.
Butter f5c per 9fun5
Sier per 2ifBeno
9ibner $500. .t2c Ii. 22c per BfarG
Suffeps ...... 14c per Rfnnn
Wei5en ......4... .$1.65 per Biidel
Norr Soc per Biffd1el
9aTer ..s..... 60c per SulWel
0eu ..............$ $1,000 per SoaHc
BemFIe.
4artoffeln, 9eue, $500 per Guidel;
Colorado uto Soabo, $1.60 nno SITS
per 100 @funo.
BIeh . Msarft.
San autonio. Ger. 10. @1ai 1915.
9hfen 5000 bis $40.
6ithe, $500 bis 1915.
@dlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
@uaeu $3.50 bis 5000.
Sdafe $500 un6 $3.50.
8ieoen $225 Bis $3.50.
ct. 9ouis, 10. @eai 1916. 8inos
pieb, SerassNieb, 1926 uno $500.
Sdipeiue 1925 bis SITS.
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Earm-groonfte.

BemiIc.
GartoffeIn. @eue. $500 per Guidet;
Colorado uto Soabo, $1.60 mno $f.76
per 100 @funo.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
THREE COUNCIL
{ CANDIDATES IN
PETITIONS FILED FOR j. o. VAL
RATH, IN THIRD, AND ERN.
EST MILLER. IN FIRST

Petitions have been filed with City
Auditor Thomas Eastcott nominating
j.. o. Walrath for reelection as
councilman from the Third ward and
Ernest Miller for election from the
First ward. All petitions must be
filed ten days before election. or
by April 10.
A petition also is being circulated
for the nomination of John w. Broad
bent for councilman from the First
ward, as a lively race is expected to
be made in the political arena on the
South Side. No definite announce
ment has yet been made by Frank j.
Purdy relative to his candidacy in
the First ward.
AS noted in The Republican last
week, j. b. Doty has announced his
candidacy as councilman from the
Second ward, and b. +. Barnard will
make the ace in the Fourth ward.
No open opposition has yet develop
ed to either of these candidates.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
WONDER HEALER
is PROSECUTED
.'PRACTITIONER" WHO CANNOT
READ OR WRITE FOUND Gull
TY FOR NOT HAVING \
MEDICAL LICENSE.

Trip, S. D,-On or about March
10, the people of Trip, So. OAK. and
vicinity received the news, that a
certain person protesting to be a
doctor. who could cure all diseases,
including tuberculosis and cure gall
stones II appendicitis without an
operation, claiming that he had been
gifted with this healing power when
he was nine years old.
He was patronized quite freely by
the people of Trip and vicinity and
nearly each and every patient was
advised by this doctor to use castor
oil and t%urpentine.
1t seems however that the Good
Lord had forgotten or overlooked to
give this doctor a chance to get any
education as was learned upon the
Investigation by a live and hustling
states attorney of Hutchinson county
who heard of this doctor as to
whether he was authorized to prac-
tice medicine and prescribe for sick
people in this state.
In his investigation it was found
that this doctor could neither write
nor read and had no diploma or Ii
cense from the state to practice medi-
cine.
AS the laws of the state of South
Dakota provide that each and every
man practicing medicine in this state
must have a diploma from the medi-
cal school he graduated from and a
license from the state of South Da-
kota. this doctor not having either
of these he was summoned before a
justice OF the peace and a fine of
$500 and costs was imposed for
l'practicing or processing to practice
medicine without a license.
AS the doctor did not have the ne
Itcessary funds to meet the fine and
costs and to save him from going to
gail, II of his patrons footed the
bill.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
CHICAGO STOCK
STEADIER TODAY
HOG MARKET WEAK AT YEsTER.
DAYS AVERAGE, - SHEEP
TEN TO TWENTY CENTS
LOWER.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, ILL
HQGS-Estimated receipts today,
$4,000; number left over from yes
terdAy, 387; estimated receipts for
tomorrow, $4,000; official receipts
yA1terday, 1882; official shipments
yesterday, 1,76S. Market weak at
yesterdays average. Bulk of prices,
1885 q 1915; light. $3.50 a $6.-
10; mixed and butchers, $3.50 q So
SO; heavy, 1925 a 1915; rough
heavy, 1926 q $6.45; workers., So
100 $8.7k: pigs, 1925 @ $500.
CATTLEEEstimated receipts to-
tIy, 10000; Estimated receipts for
tomorrow, 1000. Market steady to.
strong, Beeves, $685. q $s.75; COWS
and .heiters. $S.00s.@ $T.T5i Texas
steers, $3.50 a $6.65; western cat
tias&6.85 @ $40.
Observation-Disclosures receipts to-
sdayv $4,000; estimated receipts for
tomorrow, 5000. Market steady, with
lRh1be 10 q 20 cents lower than
Monday. Native sheep, $40 @ $500
western sheep. 1925 a 1915; yearl-
ings. 37.85 q $9.15; lambs. $3.50
@t9.65; western lambs, $7.65 q
$3.50.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
MAY USE | R TO
STOP DISEASE
THOMAS Upton SAYS TYPHUs
Is OMNIPRESENT THROUGH
OUT ALL OF SERVICE

London. England,-"Just as it took
fire to stop the great plague i'll Lon
don, SO fires are needed to clear Ser
bia of typhus. Infected houses and
the clothing of the people must be
burned, as the disease is carried by
vermin which is omnipresent." said
Sir Thomas Upton last night, in a
statement to the Associated Press
in which he recounted the appalling
conditions in Serbia where he spent
considerable time in personal inves-
tigation.
Il met on the country roads the sick
too weak to crawl to a hospital. Bull
lock carts We're Gathering them up.
Often a woman and her children were
leading bullocks, their husband and
father in the cart, raving with fever.
Scarcely enough people remained un-
stricken to dig graves for the dead
which lie exposed in the cemeteries.
THE situationn is entirely beyond
the control of the present force which
~imperatively needs all the help it can
get-tenes, hospitals, doctors, nurses,
modern appliances and clothing to re-
place the garments full of typhus
bearing vermin."
An American Hero
Describing the hospital at Chew
gheli, where occurred the death OF DIR.
F. Donnely of the American
Red Cross whom Sir Thomas calls
one of the greatest heroes of the war.
he said:
THE place is a village in a barren
uncultivated country, the hospital
an old tobacco factory-formerly be-
longing to Abdul Hamid. In it were
nrnwlal 11nn porcDnS without h1an-
kets or mattresses or even straw
men lying in the clothes in which
they had lived in the trenches for
months. swarming with vermin. All
diseases-typhus, typhoid. dissentary
and smallpoX-were herded together.
In such a state DR.. Donnelly found
the hospital, where he had a force OF
six American doctors, IL American
! nurses and three Serbian doctors.
"When 81 visited the hospital,
three American doctors and nine
nurses We're themselves sick.
The patients were waited on by
Austrian prisoners. The fumes OF
reeking wounds and fever were un-
%bearable. The patients objected tc
the windows being opened and DR.
/ Donnelly was forced 10 break the
panes.
"The first thing DR.. Donnelly did on
his arrival was to test the water
which he found infected. He then
improvised boilers of old drums III
which to boil water for use. The
boilers saved 500 lives said DIR. Don
ely. He built ovens in which to bake
the clothes of the patients. but he was
not provided with proper sterilizinl
apparatus"
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SPIRITS DIVIDE
OVER MARRIAGE
SPIRlTUALIST PASTOR OF ~
NEAR OLD PARlSHIONER
SAYS HIS FIRST WIFE
OBJECTS TO HIS RE-
MARRIAGE.

Chicago, nl.-Dr. Herberen Clafin
brother OF Tennie c. Claflin. now lady
Cook, and the late Victoria Wood.
hull, Lady Martin. has been impor-
tuned, he says, by one faction of
spirits to take unto himself a bride
though he is seventy-seven years old
He has selected Miss Laura Kauf-
man Whitbeck of Syracuse, N. Y,
for the honor.
DR.. G. V. Cordingly. pastor of the
Church of Spiritualism, to which
DR.. Clafin belongs, says his spirits
are opposed to the marriage. Among
those obiecting is the doctors first
wife. now in spirit land, he declares.
"Dr. Claim. through my physic
powers" says DR.. Cordingly, has re-
ceived beautiful messages, from his
wife. She does not object to his mar
rying some time, but does not think
he has now found the person who
can bring him true SOU happiness"
DR.. Claflin admits that the psychic
powers of DR.. Cordingly did bring
him such messages. But when l
communicated direct with my wife,"
he says "shc told me to be of good
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
BOYS
CORN CONTEST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK HANGS
UP 500 IN GOLD FOR YOUNG
CORN FARMERS.

Farmer boys of Dawson and Han
son counties VIII have another OPP
portunity this year to compete for
the 500 in gold offered by the First
National bank, of Mitchell. Prof.
S. ID. van Benthuysen, of Dakota
Wesleyan, will again be in charge OF
the contest.
The full details OF the contest, with
the rules, will be announced in The
Republican early in April, in plenty
of time for the farmer lads to COM
memo in the contest. One change
in the contest Is certain at this time,
that it will be open to boys under
81 years, instead of 1S years. Only
youths from Dawson and Hanson
counties will be allowed 10 compete.
Prof. van Benthuysen Will have
blanks ready for distribution to APP
plicants by April /. Every boy con
templating entering the contest
select his acre of land at this
time. The purse of 500 will be di-
vided into three parts for the com
petition.
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CAMPAIGN
ON IN ABERDEEN
ATTITUDE OF EVENING PAPER
GIVES HOPE OF DEFEATING
,sa LICENSE In THAT CITY.

Aberdeen, S. D.-For the first time
in the history of the city there is a
possibility that the prohibition forces
will carry the spring election on
April 20 and Aberdeen will go dry.
The most significant factor in the
campaign here is the fact that the
News, the evening paper, has gone
over to the dry forces. This publ
cation has always been allied with
the saloon element on all issues, this
break being the first in it's history.
The publication has also Cancelled all
liquor advertising, which formed a
large bulk of its revenue.
The dry forces formed and organic
ed their plan of campaign during a
recent six weeks revival here con-
Quoted by Evangelist Honeywell. The
Business Mems league was organic
ed, of which III. G. Behrens, presi-
dent of. the Aberdeen Commercial
club and q former resident of ST.
Paul, Is the active factor. Associat-
ed with him are Attorney A. Clay
Darling, j. l. w. Zietlow, president
of the Dakota Central Telephone
company; DR.. Carl A. Holman, form
err president of the German-American
alliance in South Dakota. All are
working in the interests of the dry
campaign.
The wet faction has not yet started
its campaign, but it is understood
that a hard fight will be made.
Milbank, in Grant county. lis an
| other town which Will be the scene
of a bitter fight this year between
the wet and dry forces.