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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08
aus Mcrifo.

Mms gromnspiQe miro beridtet,
onB General gugerio 2ope3. Der
rleue 9efeblsbaber in Matamoros.
ben Sberit gantu gu Gommanoeur
Der am Hio @ranoe entIang iteben.
ben Erlippen erl,annt babe. gantu
miro ais Elm dlterer, g~ertrnuen er-
mefenoer Mann geldiloert. mabreno
Ger bisberige &ommdnoeur Elm jun.
ger 8uribe BON 5tpan5iga Sabren.
mar, oeiien 8erbalten ben amerifani-
ihcn .Gruppen bel 9rubcl gemad)t
bot. Gantu lit nod Hepnoia gegan-
gen. mo piele Der 8nnoiten5iise
nod 9egns ibren Mlsgaugsplnft
nobmcn nnb es beiBt, baB iib iiber=
al Die 5meifelhaften elemente BEL
ieinem &ommen per5ogen babeil.
Muh in Mepnoiax no bis Dor pelii-
gen 9aeen nod Der Sauptbeber, Der
iibergefdnappte De la Solo, nngebin-
bert iein @eien trieb. 1oti1hlih
lit es felt benz sSortgeben oes @enerai
Naforrate Mno Der Mnfunft bes 81
neraf 2ope5 in Der Mio @ranoe @r-
geno rubie getpeien. gs mag alio
bod ettpas an oen8ebaitptungen iein,
oaB Nnfdrrate 6ns greiben Der nleri-
faniihen gan6iten i'm @ebeimen te,
giinftigte.
garransa bat bnrd) ieinen Scr
treter rmferer Megiernng ~folgenSe
Beriprehungen gemaft, Die CUR
| Ausfiibriing fommen Iollen meiln
err als Oberbaupt Der &epublif ait-
erfannt miro: 9eben uno gigentiini
Der fremoen Yerlonen in Merico
miro in llebereinitimmning NIT ben
Sasungen ees 8olferredts nn6 BEN
Observation-Disclosures geifirti
meroeft. Mlen, Die garran3a b.
fdmpft baben. nit @usnabme oerie.
nigen, Die OH Der 8erldauorling &c.
gen Maoero beteiliet iparen ooer Die
iid niht politiider @erbrefen id)ui-
dig gentadt boben, miro oolle @nl-
neitie 5u Cell meroen. Religi6ie
lSreibeit miro in llebereinitimm1tna
nit Dem merifaniif)en @eies boil
ssobre 1857 proflamiert meroeH
9ieies @eieb pom Sabre 1857 be.
Itimmt, oaB @ienlano ieines @lau.
bens fpegen an 2eib nnb 2eben unt
Gigentim eeld1oigt meroen Ioa.
SHE ans Douglas, &ri5ono, sc
J meloet miro, BADEN Die Oaaui
Snoioner Die Minenitaot Ga Colo
raoo I'M Sermoii[o : 0iitrift oei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08
1arft,Beridht
BuummD4e.

UuN MIuHMt.
Gan Gntonio, 11A Gents.
@~afbeiton, geltern, 1910 gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08

Itablen ben @elbidronf, Ser mebrere
Hinge, o6t l1bren, perl6ieocne
gbeds, etpos @elo uno 0eriibe=
rungspoIicen entbieIt. Mebrere WGn-
ner miiiien babel beteiligt getpeien
iein, ben @eloi9raltf altf einen por
Der Sir balteuoen @agen 5l trors-
portieren.
am Sonntag gornlittog finoet
i'm gunoesgebduoe cine 8ruhntg
bon Mpplifarteil fir oen 2anobrl,i-
traeeroienit itott. @s lino fiil:f
Steaen 81 beieben.
Die County &omniiiare 6a-
Zen bas Mngebot ser San On
tonic Wodine & supplp Corr
panD i'm Goltrtbaus einen Sei5
feIiel fin $4,000 auf5uiteler, ol1=
genonrmen.
Ser auartiermeiiter oes Siio-
liAen Militar : 0epartentents, Col.
8. g. Bingham lit mad Omaha
beriebt. Sein Nadfolger lit Col.
Sarrp g. &ogers.
- 8eim neberihreiten ser Oft
Commerce an Ser 2ipe Saf StraBe,
iullrOe am Oonneritag Na1mittog sic
90 Sabre alte @aleria Soblesfi, 1874
8reelD StraBe tpobnbaft, bon einem
ourbgebenoen 8feroe %iiberrannt, gu
gooen gelporfen uno i1tper berIeBt.
Durd bas Seuer, tpeId)es iein
&arss go. 100 @robe 9lace< Mlamo
Seigbts, aeritorte. perIor Ser Meltelte
Der Wetbooiitenfirde, &cp. s. s.
@roieeloie, feline 8ibliotbef uno merit
boIle 0iannifripte.
Sberiff Goblin bat aneefnnoiet,
oaB ale ungeIebliden Clubs unS
Spielballen fdlieBerl uno oae stir
fell rno Spielmalfinen mls ben
entfernt peroen miiiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08
L.okaIeS.
Nas Ser Staothaae.

g~inge0enf oes greigniIies in @ro-
more, Sfla., mo Die grploiion eine3
8alolinbebdlters ein 10 groBeS l1r=
elid onri6tete, miro cine ilelte Or
oinatt5 altsgearbeitet meroeit, Die bic
Wenge oes innerbalb Der Staot bon
Den 9eleeieaihaften aufbetpabrtea
Sele6 einlbranft. 9as 4iieiime,it
Ger @eftlafe Contraction gonlpantl
miro BON $4,000 in $500 uirlsc-
rtf0ert. @s lag eil Sfreibfeblsr
Dor. M1npobner bon Siio Grela
StraBe beflaeen ii6 oariiber, bob it
ibrer Mabe Elm observation-disclosures
geibaft etabliert mliroe. Cine Or
otnan5 idreibt Dor, oaB DIE 3uItinl-
,ttang Der Nahbarn eingebolt perocn
nrlBs ebe eth iold)es @eid1ft fiA ut
einem 6auie nieoerlaiien fam. Sic
Getition bon SO. S. Maers Ser I'M
8radenrioge Harf auf feline Soften
cine Bride iiber ben 5luB ballen
toia, Inn INN ~eeborenbes gigentum
au perbinoelL mair6e an Die @aIier-
tDerf : &ompagnie pertpieien, Der elm
25 SUB breiter Streifen 2ano ben
SlaB entlang gebort. 81. W. SerreG
bat Der Staot Elm oreiefiges
@runoitlf an Der geras rno GImen-
norf StraBe in Weiteno gum @ei9enf
.9enaht oamit es aIs fleiner Yurf
eingerid1tet miro. @aufleltte uno
Stnei6ermeilter ner6en amfgefor-
oert, Biz gum 26. 0ftober Mngebote
fir be aieferIng bon llniformer,
Miisen uno ~lteber5iebern fir Die $50
li8ifteu eit5ureiden. 81. g. Ebomag
erbdit ben Rontraft fir be 2iefc-
ring Der 8lumbing : Mrbeite1 in
Der @eoiirfnisanitalt auf benz Mlamo
Bla5a. Sein Angebot lit $541. Sir
Die NfIaiterung Ser Monterep Ctr.
erbaIt Der aontraftor, $. 6. CHAPLIN,
cine Nad5ablung bon $500. 0as
Sngenienr : 9epartement ifeint fid,
bier wieoer einmaI perredmet 5u bae
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08
NuerIei.

Der ylan, auf benz eingefaB.
ten, freien ylat Dor Der Mauer Der
aIamo cine eIeftril6 erleudtete
Sontdne auf5nite[len, lit fallen &c.
Iaifcn fporoen, oa iid oasegen ell
Ttarfer Hroteit bemerfbar madJte.
Man min Nun 8llmen pflan5en urb
fpdter iolcn bort Die Sdyophingen
oes Mr. Goppini ~aufgeltellt iperoen.
Die DIE gergansenbeit, @egenmort
uno 3ufunft Der Gtaot perberrliber.
@elder 9frt oieie Sbopfungen iino,
ent3iebt fd u~nierer geurteilung.
ebenio mas Die Soften oafiir ie:l;
meroen uiio melf)em 5ono oieielbefl
entliomnen meroen iollen. Sn Set
I~inolrng hermit fonnte ipieoer ein.
nal Der 8lnn nngeregt meroen, Die
alte, bdbIihe Moiter nieoer5ureiben
un0 bort einen Iorf an5ulegen.
Ginbreder orangen om 9oi.
nerffaa nab Mitternadt in Den Gre,
cerieIooen uno SaIoon Der @ebriioel
Gfimpff, S12 Niper auellte mn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08
Der 0pIf-Sbielp(ab.

Gas bereits in oer Musfiibruna
~begrrffene Hroieft oes aommifus
2ambert CUR ginridtung zines muni-
cipalen @oIffpieIpIates bat Bel pic
len 8iirgern un6 Gtelersablern Ell,
beoenflides SbiitteIn 6es &opfes
perurlaht, nidt lotpol pegen Der
Nubloiigfeit o%eiieIben, ionoern aid
ipegen Der anltlpieIigfeit. Die Mn-
gelegenbeit ipilroe nit elmer anff1ni-
gen Gle betrieben uno als sic
aommiiIare Dem HIane 5ugeItimmt
batten. mar aud idon Der grpert
BON Ybilaoelpbia, Der ben glat alt5-
legt, man mod)te Iaeen, nod bier
~untermegg. lambert beri1tete, 6aB
Die @eiammtunfolter, aboeieben BON
Den Muslaeen fir BEN Golf 81 rditcf-
ten, ettpa $4,000 betraeen ipiiroen.
Gagesen bebauptet aber Elm uGinien-
oer1 in Der mgrpreB", Der nit oenT
@olfipiel pertraut lit, oaB Elm erit-
flaIiiger @olfipielpIos nidt urttes
S25-50,OOO be~r5uitellen lit uno OaB
Die i1brliden llnterbaItung soften
slpiihen So nnb $4,000 bctragen
tperoen. gs lit piel az ipat, lagt er,
Den Ylob fir oieIe Soiion IN 9e-
nusnng 5l bringeri, oesbalb NOR Die
gile, NIT Der man porangiiig, iiber-
fliiiiig, San gntonio belitt nidi
reife uno iinbeld)1ftiete 2elte in sc.
niigenoer 3nbl, ben @olfplas gu pa.
troniiieren nno Die 3Ialie BON Cot
riIten llno @oIfipielern, bic mir OH
5il5ieben wiinlden, miro nidt fon;-
men, neil iie alff einem offentliden
itdotiiden YIas nift ipielen mill
cine grfabritng, bic idon onoer'
Stdote gemaht bnben.
60 bel iiber oas neuelte Eroief,
rnierer gtaotpertpaltung. Nnh M
lem, mas in Der GtaotbalIe Dor
gebt, erifeint es uns, baB Die Dir
ger elm gr0beres SntereIie fir oil
offentIihen Mngelegenbeiten De-
Gtaot bcfnnoen uno ii1 autpeilei
oorltm fiimmern %iollten, mas Dot
porgebe. ltno Die Gommiii1re mir
Den iif oilrdous nihts bergeben
toenn iie fir gewii1e WaBnabme,
uao YIdne Diirger sii Mdte 5ieben
oie pom ben Saden ettpos periteben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08

SouluOH 9ero@I, odS WetM n1afel.
log, Die &~artoffeln jung uao aroma-
Itil9, Die gereihten Mengew qeraoeSu
generos. Dds Bublifum hital.o
Gus reipeftabel ausiebenben &ertten,
reiuli6 gefleioet urlo NIT fosrettem
@enebmen; fie tuaren oumeift lrIr
bnnerig. Neben mir IaB elm Slater
NIT ieiuen 5tDei &fnoern, eirtem Sssdsaue
gen uno einen1 Wdod)en, oene1t diEes
10 gut idmedte, als tp1re es elm 6e5sS
|eiien.. Ser Batter Ieiitete iid elm @Iug
Selterswuffer, bas i'm iefs Meihs
pfennige foftete, uuo Die &inoer tell
ten lid fit peitere 5ebn Yfennige elm
@los 2inroffnoe. uno NIT melhem
@uito tie es fdIiirftenl
Sea, nno Der 8affee &affee gab
es freili6 oatd1 aber per i'm molte,
mrBte fib gu Der Mebraussabe bon
pollen flint Yfetmtgen entlhlieBeii.
Dofiir erbfeIt er alleroings aud
Mild. limo Der 9affee Ibmefsc
ebenIo trefflid tpie aaes iibrige.
&alifen lit nidt erlaubt, ultb oas lit
I'M @inbltd auf Die groBe Meenge
2eute in Den uerb1ltnisn1abia fleinen
Galimen MIR IN Der Sromung. sSa1
alem batte mart oie gmpfinouriig,
DAB aud bier Ser Die 0eutifen aus
5eihnenoe 9rgunifatipnsgeilt GENIAL
|tet bat; oenn oues gebt glott nno
lhnell BON Der Sano, pie es nlh
nidt anoers fem oarf BEL einem I'm
ternebmen, bet Dem es oarauf an=
fommt, ote leiblifen 8eoiirfnilTc
10 Sablreider MenIden in furser 3eit
su b~efrieoigen.
Mls i1 ous 2ofal perlieB, nntcr-
sog ih Die @elddftsfibrerin, Die
eben nit ben largen Speiiemorfen-
ltreifen bei1aftigt par. einem fur
sen Snterpieip. Die 3abI unlerer
alinoen pddff. @eltern paren es
500 nn0 beiite fiito es - fie mari
cinen Slid auf tire Streifen - bis
Iiest ld,on iiber 400, uno menn Der
Gag INN lit, tperoen es Iifer iiber
500 fem"
r@eroen bier INNER oieielben
Gpeiien f~erpiert2" fragte id.
% nein", atttportete iie. r@ir
wedieIn ie6en Gag. 2esten Conn
tog bnben mir, claude ih, oos bette
WittageKen ferpiert: Eoniateniiippe,
aoblrabi uno 3aifeler. gs ipar aus.
ee5eidnet."
.8esoblt iid, oos @eiddft idom2"
$50 unaefdbr."
Sd batte, ole ih Dos 2ofal ber-
lieB. oas lebbofte gntpfin6en, baB
bier cine Iebr neroienftlihe ginrid-
tuns geifnffen fei. gs lift getuib
cine duBerit anerfennstperte Sell
flung, ieoen Gag eroBe Mengen ge-
lumber, ~nabrbafter Speiien si einen,
8reile Si berabfolaen, au benz feline
pripate 9~ausbaltfng tie befdoffun
fonnte. Mlr ourd oie 0uantitdt lit
es su MAIDEN, ,n6 aiih bann MIR BEL
berporragen6er 8efdbigiiig sur Or
Gouisotinu mn @nobprofinu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08

2etten Mpril bebanptete Der anle-
rifaniife &rieesforreiponoent Ser
cipoI Dobbons in Ser amerifaniihen
Mpnotslfrift ygberDboop's Maga-
sine, oaB Elm DEM G5aren eeboreit.
bes Ghlos in Sfiernetpice bon Den
beutihen Sruppen aus9epliinoert
moroen lei. Die bon Der Seereslei-
tnng angeitellte lluteriudung bat er.
9eben ooB oieIe @eI6idte, pie aae
onoeren GbnIideu, qlott erfunben lit.
@ls einen Der aneebliden &liinoerer
nannte Ser ,t1elltrale" anterifaniife
GorreIpou6ent einen Sailptmailn
Goppcfobner, BOD bat e5 i'm oeut-
ifen Seere ME einen SFfi5ier Die
les 0anens aegeben. 9ie @eiitnng
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08

Nr. Meilenser, 3alnar5t, lit oon
2t9 nod 422 Moore-@ ebauoe unlge.
5ogen. Eel. Grodett 174S.
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@abI Mm5etgem.
Stir QeaisIat1fr

9err 6. 8. 2anse fiinbtgt fid cB
&anoiodt fir Die 0esislatirg ais Nagfufs
GER fir ben beritorbenen g~etrafentasstets
@dtpeamnnn an.
5err 8. %. 2ilie fln6igt fi5 as
&an0ibnt fir Die 2esislatmr afs Naf;~
folger fir ben beritorbenen 3fsprGientanz
ten S6btpeamnrf1 an.
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Son @ubrep Gtamtbop /.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-08

oes G5aren in 5fieratespiue tpurbe ucr
Den oeutiben Srlpper allf ous6riid.
lihen @efebl iiberba1pt nid9t belesk
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Or. @m. 3. ehlOKer, 8nGnar5t bat
feline Yraris pieoer aufgeuommer int
@raob. @ebdu6e @r. 206.
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GDtfumfamen- Ero6ufte.

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49,.
q AIfonto. seg. :. Stfober-l9io
x.utsa ROY Il mauo' @o1l0A Sseo o't' 50
Ken yprt, .. All S4aets S6:9B
SasiV; Septemoer, $6:9U 2 $7.l0;
S.Iooer, So.So = $o.91; 5fooeJl9ef,
$o:ss lmo $1.O6; ge5ernber $i:V1
en9 ~ sSariiar, $I;o4 saD yI;uo;
Sebrilar SILT nno $7.22; M6ra. $7.24
.i'nO 1925; slpril s7.a5 unS s7:4S.
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m,,t4ar S ~s4y 20. - wE,rs
G:as az p.LaMs
saa .""i ti'tuel e4s g.k 1u Sese
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60 go" 10 PEI m n.y.
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40 4 nr;;rs mcE,,s.s> 5Es II "a
9niebeIn. oeIbe ST .7b Der aen6aer:
Serns Nermti6ns Nor. g6rtfte%s go.
So 80 bcr Grote.
Sonrnten, xeEnS, 4 G1rbe, 90 = 65C.
Scuerte; Que T. oos "a SARses
gIIa. noe g esn NV. u-k-r
nv 1tsse: o~ ~.
Gurien. Gal. ST. so per gr1te: xexap
Griiner Bfeffer. Eegds. 50e ker =
aorbe.
@arsfeionpes. @olorooo, SI.0u pee
Crate.
Gqun5h, SIPS per Nui&eI.
NeerretttGs@ urdeIn, per Nto. iS1Se
Hcbf1dIdt. s. 90 bef Erote.
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GSsporb s.. 2anse, oeutider @ehtsalas
malt. Roore @ebdnoe, Sait Anforle.
Ser grodett 1874.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
o N SALARIES CUT BY
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE


put through the general salary bill "a
it was recommended by the finance
committee. without change and in rec
ord time. Afterwards many members
claimed that the bill had been rail-
roaded and it may be called back to
give the critics another chance. The
bill reduces many salaries in state or
fees.
The house put through a proposed
amendment for the recall of public Of
ficers. judiciary Inc all, with but seven
votes against it. The proposal calls
for a simple recall and the filing If
vacancies by appointment.
The senate passed the emergency
appropriation, of $1,000 for the state
railway commission. to be used in get
ting evidence for the western freight
rate cases before the Interstate Com.
merce commission.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
APACHES Of PARIS
PLOTTING TREASON
Survivors of Famous Bonnet
Auto Bandit Gang Arc Held
for Seditious PIot-An-
archists Involved.

Paris. March 6-Persons said to have
been connected at one time with the
notorious Bonnet band of auto-bandits
are charged by the police. according to
this mornings papers with being re-
sponsible for the authorship of a Sc
ditious pamphlet with the title 'Peo-
pie You Are Being Deceived in which
a plea is made for he cause of Ger
many. Several arrests nave been made.
1t is stated that those taken into
custody include Lorulot. former editor
Of the newspaper Anarchy" and
Jeanne Bernardo. q friend OF the anarch-
fist bandit Carouy. who committed sui
eide in his cell in the Conciergerie
prison after he la been sentenced to
life imprisonment for his share in the
ssnsati !s,n exploits, Of the.outlaw' gang
dramatic battle with the police at
Choisy-Le.Roy on April %. 1912.
It Is understood that those under sus-
picion will be tried by court martial at
Marseiiles. The police are maintaining
h strictest secrecy regarding the case
which the newspapers declare is likely
to have important ~ramiicaticns.,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
uRDHAL SHOWS THAT
HONEST ACTIVITIES
AROUSE OPPOSITION
Malicious Newspaper Attacks
Due to His Efforts for
Checking Graft.

Pierre. s. D.. March 6.-Senator Or
dahl, OF Lake county asked the sem
ate to GO into committee of h wh"le
to give him an opportunity to take
up and answer charges made by y
Pierre newspaper hat he IA changed
two sections IN the printing bill of two
years q after the joint committee had
agreed with the printers upon the bill
In detail: also that at IN present ses-
sion he had changed q report in tho
same way and had been called by
Senator Stoner and sent back to re-
write it,.
Senator lrdahl told how he had been
maligned n prosecuted ever since he
had secured the passage of the printing
Dill two years 60, and during tins
session because he had fought the at
tempt to change the law. He denied
he charges made against him and de-
handed an investigation.
He declared the only change that
was made in the printing bill of two
years ago was to change the words
the daily and permanent house and
senate journals may be let in separate
contracts" to the daily and perma-
nent enate journal and the daily and
permanent house journal shall be let
in separate contracts" his vas done
to make the language more definite
and eliminate double composition. He
had called the attention OF the COM
mittee to the change before the bill!
was introduced.
Senator Urdahl -interrogated Sem
ator Stoner as to the charge Of chang
ing a committee report at this ses-
sion and asked If he had made such
"A statement to Tom Roberts. of the
Dakotan. Stone replied that he did
not want to be dragged into the con-
troversy. He had no recollection OF
saying anything to Roberts about it.
He could not recall what vas said
earlier in the session. He had no ami
mus against Senator Urdahl and re-
GREETED n resented the article in the
Dakotan.
done he was willing to answer to thu
legislature and to the state, and asked
for an investigation by h senate. He
old OF charges mad against him by
Roberts and Nipple and their attor-
ney. Senator Stephens, two a ago
and of an attempt to assault him i'm the
St. Charles hotel.
Senator Stephens said he had no
sympathy with the article. but thought
Urdahl had largely brought it on him
self by being too ready to accuse
others. The charges he a made two
years ago, he said. were based on evil
dence which he believed. but when he
found out his mistake he had with,
drawn them. He thought the senate
had nothing to do with the newspaper,
article.
Senator Marvick declared that Sem
ator urdahl was right in demanding
an investigation OF such charges. Sem
ator Hayes moved that the committee
OF h whole recommend that a COM
mittee of three be appointed to invest
igate and the action prevailed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
sPEARFisH RANcHER LEAVES
PROPERTY TO STRANGE WOMAN

Spearfish. s. D., March 5.-This com
munity is exercised over the will left
by s. F. Staley. a rancl,cr here. who
died unexpectedly, in which ne cut of
his relatives with 81 each and left a
$4,000 estate to a strange woman
States Attorney Stirrctt is conducting
an investigation.
Staley. who was so years old. died of
pneumonia. after a brief illness. Just
before his death. he called a notary.
dictated a will and signed 1t. in which
he leaves his whole estate to Ellie F.
Lampson. aged IS. who has been living
here for the past two months. His sis
ter. brother n nephew. who reside at
Tracy MIMI. were each cut off with
II. According to his relatives. Stale.
had only known the Lampson woman
TOR . few weeks. He has been twice
lNaarried and divorced. but where his
wives are, or whether he lett any chill
dren by them IL not known
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
new PRIMARY LAW IS
ENACTED;|M IMPORTANT
EASuRESSUbM|T
Richards Primary Repeal Can
not Be Observation-Disclosures
and Suffrage to Voters.

Pierre. S. d.. March 6.-,rhe South
Dakota Legislature yesterday put the
finishing touches on three important
enactments-repeal of Richards pri-
mary law, submission of prohibitory
amendment. SUBMISSION OF suf-
frage question.
Repeal OF the famous Richards pri-
mary law was accompanied by re-en-
OF the former primary. known
as the Crawford law, with amendments
attached providing for party registra-
ton and to make the law conform to
direct election of United States
tors. In both houses the new primary
received a tWO-thirds majority. thus
carrying an emergency clause and put
ting the law into effect at once. This
prevents the application of the referen-
dunn.
Cannot Be Referred.
Unless the new measure could have
been put through with the emergency
clause there was no doubt that Rich
ards would get out a referendum petit
the election OF 1916. AS the case now
stands. the change rests merely upon
court Interpretation. There are those
who deny he right OF a Legislature to
repeal or amend an initiated measure.
but such decisions as have been made
upon this point tend to uphold h leg
islative privilege. In any event. the
richards law was so complicated and
unavoidable that the court has n mis-
sion to administer to ordinary public
welfare.
The house yesterday approved the
resolution submitting the prohibitory
amendment, previously passed in the
senate, while the senate CAV it's APP
prevail to submission OF the general SUI
frage bill, previously passed in the
house. Both of these measures will
come up for determination at the gen.
eral election Of 1916. The suffrage
question was voted down at the last
general election, but made some head
way over the last previous effort.
There is the usual fag-end deadlock
OF the two houses today over the gen.
eral appropriation bill--due to various
members rebelling at the prospect of
losing their presumed allotment OF
pork The senate cut out a number
OF items which originated in the house
items originating in the senate. Each
tons of the other branch and the ques-
ton is in the hands OF a conference
committee.
This is a regular feature of the clos
ing days of each session. and does not
In any way interfere with the ambition
to spend all Of the funds in sight. 1t is
Just a controversy as to who will get 1t.
The much talked Of textbook bill,
which passed the house early in the
session. went down to defeat in the
senate yesterday afternoon after being
denounced as a Sears-Roebuck scheme
and "A plan Of the book companies to
dump all their old out of date books on
this state.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
LITTLE GIRL DIES FROM
BURNS IN FIRE At LENNON

Lennon. s. D., March 5.-The little
b-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Warner. homesteaders. residing six
miles northeast Of here. Is dead from
the effects Of burns sustained 6atur-
day afternoon when the Warner home
were in Lennon. shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner came to Lem
mon early in the afternoon. Saturday.
leaving their three children. the Oldest
OF whom is 8. at home. Some time
during the afternoon the Ignite stove
exploded. some of the burning Goals
falling on the little girl. setting her
clothing afire. The older child carried
her sister out Of doors. rolling her in
the snow. but the child was so badly
burned that. although Immediately
rushed to Lennon. medical aid was Of
no avail.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-10
NO SOUTH DAKOTA BAN
ON SIOUX CITY YARDS

Pierre. s. d., March 6.--The state
live stock commission has issued the
following order:
Live stock that does not originate east
of the Mississippi river and north of the
state of Tennessee or any q~uarantined. In
lected, or modified" area may be shipped
or otherwise transported into the state of
South Dakota. provided such stock has
been inspected by the state veterinarian or
one of the deputies of the state where
such live stock originates or by an inspec-
tor of the federal bureau of animal in
lustry, and certificate of health. issued by
the inspecting officer. Is forwarded to the
state live stock sanitary board. Copy OF
certificate must also be attached to way
in possession Of owner or person in
charge.
All shipments of live stock into the state
of South Dakota must be made in cars
that have been cleaned and disinfected be-
fore loading. and certificate to that effect
must be forwarded to the state live stock
sanitary board and copy attached to way
bill.