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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

9as finite unb iccb1te Stpdircrf bcs
ISufety @ebdllbes ipirb nod bem /. N!lai
BON bcn @ppal M~eigbbors als 5rfinfz
tiacs Glnrtier bcsogen iperben. 9as
|bisbcrise @cim at Ser Gcfe ser 8. Mpc@
1lllc nllb is. Strabe lit su flciu 9eipprS
ben: 8efanntlid miro Ser Srbcn i'm
fonrmenben Sabr Gin arpBes unb n,nz
EScrnes @ebal1pc erridten laiicn, bas
fir Die 3llfunft bcrcdnet lit.
Sic Spli5ci fpleftirtc ipdbrcnb bes
%pergangcnen Morats an Gtrafcn ll1b
@ebiibren Sic summe bon SLIPS. SIN
@an5cn iplrben 229 gerbaftungell
borge,pmmen. ISL paren Stabtfdlc
l1tlS 4S parcn StaatsfGlc.
Ser @clllnhbcitsbeainte ST.. s. 8.
Softer oroncte geltern Mlor9ei, an, bal
Der Drummer alf bcm @rllnb1tiid SEQ.
|2140, II. Strabe, aeldlpiIcn lperoe,
nad9ocm orei G%nscbDrige Ser Samilie
bonn SDpbnsfieber crfaBt mlirben llnh
jett franf barniebcrlieacn. Ser Stabt~
Gbcmifcr SEQ. 6. gbcl bat bus 8afer
nnterludt lnlb ais 1dablidj befunbcn.
Sic Samilic lit b%icicnigc BON 6. g.
&ilsrobe unb iino ies brci Scr @inocr.
bie frallf harnicperlicsen.
.
Sic 80 Sabre altc garie gnpber.
Sic allG ben Ianue11 Gera Queen fii6rt,
iipnrbe eeltcrn nad Dem @atcrtomll
5oipital iiberfiibrt, 30 1ie icit Sabrell
1iG Dem @cnllb bon 1hdb[ideu 3rnz
sucn craebcn bate. sic lpliroc in eiz
mem 2%p9isbaus an 2. Mperlle ton sluei
Yoli5ilten in Sbbl1t gcnpmmcn, ais tic
ebcn cine G,uantitdt Cocaine ncbn1er
lpollte. &id)ter 2arlpn ll1b cine @pmz
mtliion fanb CO n%otblpcnpig. Dos Srauz
cn5immcr CUR alr l1ah bcm &oipital
in &atertonn sl ldidcn. @pber Sic
Sral bie9rogucn be5oa, mplltc lie nidt
iagen.
Mn Ben Solgen eincs Tor cinigcr,
@nd)en erlittenen shlogeufnas iii
acitcrn @admittas i'm Ncim ieincr
5o6ter, rSau Srcnf @ioains, $50. sO4,
20. StraBe, 6. @rlmut inn slfcr bon
rs Sabren geltorben. Scr @erlforbcne
tplrbe IN Nontreal, Gauaha. gebrrcn
nnb lebte BORT Sic Idiinsite Belt ieines
2ebens. Gor adt Mouaten fam CT llod
8od Sslanb, I'M fem 6eim BET lcirrr
Sodter aufsuidlasen. Ser @cri.prbez
ne binterlabt feline Srnll, icts crrnef~
iene &inSc. rrS cine Mnsem Gnfcl.
Sic @rr~l 'i:se iinoet .l%rnbri@sinlid
moracn itatt.
Ser flint Sabre altc spbn rc1
5errn unO Srau 5arrp Ghumadcr
1406, 40. 5trabe lpobnboft. gerictf
seltern nit elmer @nnb in cineu @az
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

&oterIoo hat, pos Die 8elpil=
ligl1ngen anhetrifft, eil1elt Seblbe=
trag Don SD, 900 81, perseidnen. Tie
StaOtbehnrHen fanoen aus, oab ser.
u@el1sral Sumo" tros peinlider
Spar amfeit crldlopft mar.
@urlington licb cine Telter=
mebrItatipn eilr9ebell. ld)afite altd}
ben 9oli5eifapitalt lno perldlieoel1e
Goli5ilten ab, fonnte abcr trptsoem
Il,sgaben ltno gimnahmen nid)t in
Ginflang briagcn. Ser Sdrei6er
Ser glntmort an Scrrl1 Srlte iugte:
salts Sic irgel1o cine ncl1e Git
nablneQltelle ausfinoig MAIDEN loll=
ten, tbeilen lie inns oieIe, bite, NIT,
onn1it alld) mir lie picllcidbt crIdlies
ben fDl111elt.
Gpltrcil Slnffs
flllOet aus, oaB es lltr $4,000 oltrd)
grbpbung ser 5tcter fiir oell @e1e-
raj Ieno bis SIT Der DOM 5taat ge=
|Sogcncn @rcn5e al1fbrillgel1 farlrt, bis
sur Grbobltng oieier Ste11cr al1f 10
Weias. Sic Staot bat bisGer jabr-
lid nabe5M $tO5,000 oltsgegebell.
sll1Oere ltaotiid)c departments ha=
ben Grlparaiiie genadlt lllo peridlie-
oelte Mnsgabe,t lino alts anoeren
Sol,os, ais bent y@eneral SSlllto" he=
ltritten lporoen, 10 oab oie Staot bic
les Sabr etma 100000 alls Dem
u@eneral Sumo" miro ~al1sgeben font
llel1. Nad) oem 1. slpril 1917 ODER
miro sic Sta0t NIT ihrei1 Sinan5el1
i'll iibler Gage lein. Sic miro I'M
General Sllllo baltptldd)lih a,tf Sen
grtrag Ser altf 10 Drills erbohten
5teltcr fiir oieien anscpieien iein,
al}o altf meniger ais Ole @alfte bellen,
mas lie friibcr all~s5llgcben gcmGbnt
|mai.
SaDcnpurt
lit cine Staot inter einen1 Spe5ial=
Ireibrief, mesbalb iciue %finanSiele1
Sdppierigfeiten nab @egfaa Ser
ginnabn1e aus Ser Wdtlct-Stelter fin
ben @elleral Sumo lett oem 1. Sal1ll=
at 5. s. 1lid)t 10 beNelltello lino als
Die allocrcr Sopaer Staote, melm es
aud feilem 3neifel mterliegt, oab
alld} 0aoenport III 9aloe geSlulrngell
Iein miro, ieine Steuerrate' fiir ben
General Sumo SIT %erbDber.
Siumr Gitp,
oas, lpie 0es Moines, cine &ornn1ii,
iions=S ta0tuermaltllng bat, mtmor-
tete alf Sen 9ricf Serrn Grlles
ausmeideuo. Der SGreiber iagte
mn, Dob ebelr oie 1lBerite Sparianl-
felt aeiibt meroen milile, inn l1ebri-
gen laaen in Siolr Gitp Sic Gerbalt-
niiIe anoers, ais III anoeren Stdoten,
10 Bob lie lid nit oeneu IN Council
Slllffs nidrt pergleidJen lieben. Die
atslpeidcnoa Mntlpprt alls Sipnl
IGitD bat mobl ibreu @runo 0arin,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

+HNE4taF IL E -
aus. Sic Grfabrumen Ser Staotc,
Die ldjon ppr Mufhemtl1g bss Ni,lct=
@eiescs BON Der 9nti=S alpon=2iga
ptrotfe1" gclcat mnrOe1 marcl, be-
treffs Ser 6%illan5irltna ibrer Alts=
gabe1 miiroen, mie Staotidatmci=
tier Grtc TIT Council. sluffs oad)te,
ocn Stdotelt, meld}e crit bnrd) Sit
frofttreten Der ltaatslpciten Grobibi=
tion Sic giln1abnlel1 ser Wltlpt=Stcll=
er p%erloren, ppl 9sllten lcilt. Die
neilten Mntlportclt ~erl,ielt Stoot=
ld)atn1eilter Srl,e oireft Don Sen
9iirgernleiltcrl1, in einigar IGlct
m1rOen o5er icil1e Iragen bon Sen
ltuotild;cn rM1oitors" poer Sen
StaotI1a1sn1eilterll bcalltportct.
Sttmmlua.
|muroe bon ser s(ntis Saloplt=9iga
|ld)nn 1909 trodcl gelegt. Sic &c
lddftsleutc Der StaOt bottelt, altber
Dob lie Sic bDGer gcid)raltbten itdoti=
lden stellern SIT be5a6lcn batten,
jabrlih nod $4,000 an freimiaigen
Seitragen alf5l1bringcn, I'M oas $50
li5el= l1llo Dos Ielterpebr=I eparte=
mel1t luenigenlts einigern1aben nltf=
led)t SIT cr6alte1t. Sektet Nonember
NOR oie Yoli5eiforce 10 fleir, oaB sic
Spiel bes @eneralanmalts Cotton
nld)t meniser als 80 u9optleggcrs"
III Sttumma al1siinOig mad,tel1 ltltb
sur geltraflu1g inter ben beriihtig=
eth Gollon=@eiescn sur Gurd)fiib-
rlt1g nes Grpbibitionsgeieses.
Sort 0pDgc bot in leinCm Sc
neral Sumo etllell Iebl6etrag bon
$4,000.
Cedar Mapios erbobte ieine
ltaOtilde Stelterrate bon 81 al1f Al
Wtias uno leine ionitige1 gufloge1,
@eldaftsli5e1let lllm. lit a6nlidel
@eiic.
M a halltomn beidnitt lei.
tie l,dotild)cn Illsgaben 10 piel mie
mn irgeno l1loatid) l1llb bltnlpelt ebcl1
p%or1parts, 10 gut mic es gebt.
Scs Muincs
|beileibiatc lid, Ser allergrobtcr
s%parlamlfeit, %forntc cs aber tros oie.
lcr nid,t fertig brilgenL Dab. Nnsga.
ben ltno Ginnabnlcn lid oedtelr. 9ig
Staotfommiiiion beitel,erte @rllnoei.
aentellm, Gas oben ooer nntelt oil
@ren5c1 0ffentlideit GigentMun:
ilberidIritt llllo frubte baorrd Ell
! paar Sall'elo Collars a%ltlalnnen
Die StaotfommiIlion <erbobte alld
allie beItebenoen 9i5enies nno idnl
llelte. Nicer es ergab it'd INNER nod
elm Ie6lbetrag, 10 bob Sdpllobriefl
CSonos) altsgegeben iperOen ml1btell
I'M oielen 81 Eedell. Nidlt etlpa fiil
1otbmenoiue gcrbellerungert, ionoerl
lfiir sic ollacmcillen Mnsga6en Sc,
IStaot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
MrueS aus @of SslQno
8eitn amtpnobiifaa id,uer pcrlcbt.

Setttt AittDiltobtltau fdtuer bcrlctt.
6reo Sroesler bon 9}pd' Sslanb mltr-
&c 9cltcrn 5it ipater Ma1miitagsitl1noe
ldliper perlebt, ais Gin bon 81. Mltcnz
berg, Der aeDltonc Hubber Company.
gcbDrcnocs Intpm6bil on Ser "a. Straz
&c, s5tpildcn ber 3. nnb a. Mpe., nit
Dem Mntomobil BON hcm Glumber
@enrp s. Glaulien follibirtc. 9roesler
mlrbe eescn Sic seitc ocs araftmagens
gcldlcubcrt u1b trus cine ldlpere Ser
leenng ser redten seite, tpie altdJ
ipabrl6cinlide inllcre Gerlcbungcn su.
ct iullrpe nod %iei,,cr @pbnlng aez
idafft, nno sort Ser Gbbl1t icincs Tri=
mtnr5tes anbcrtrallt.
9as felt cirigcn Sabren i'll sen Dis
fcntlidc,l S6llcn eingefiibrtc spare
ipitcn bot lidl bis iest pnr5ii9lid be-
1pabrt. 8is icst lit Die al1f lplde @ciic
bon Den aiaoern gcipartc sult>me aui
S20,67O 9eItiegcn. 8dbrcno Der pers
gangc,1en @pde bctrl19cn sic grlparz
nillc iiber 5000. Sic @aiptbprncl1ltlc
ne am 5a6lreidjtcn belldt miro. lpnr
NIT 1929 an crltcr Stet1e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

.oaB Ser Shreibcr ein Nnbanger Ser
aanti=Saloon-Siga lit, oeren @iifl=
arfeit III t5iour Sin 3nltanoe &C
ldaifen hat, meld)e ein mabrer @obn
auf uSempcren5" iil1o. gh1s DEM
ON alsoeren liter oes Milioltri tic
ge,loen SefferIon in 9tebrasfo font
nlelt l%lnnlallen geiltiger @etrallfc
llad9 Siuur Gitp. Der beimlidJe Ser
fo,tf iolder bliibt lit Siour Gitp,
pie in feiller mlOeren StaOt Soma's.
Gle lieoerlid,el1 Sral,cn5imtler i'm
umtercn S6eile Ser Staot cr5ielen
alls oieIun cine grobartige 9teben=
eimnaDn1e. Sic pom Ser Gpli5ei me-
gen Srl1nfenbeit porgel1omnleuell
Gcrbaitltngclt laben iid} leit ginfilb=
RING Scr Erobibition gall5 fltrd)tbar
uerlnehri.
Sn ser Nrimdrmobl lil1o sic life
ralu1 &alloioatcll scid)lagelt moroeu.
Sie Ianatifer mcr0elt allp Gen1rddlt
oas &eft in Der &alo babell, 10 BOB
man lid} allf cine unfullenoe Boot
legger79ese. gefabt nlad)elr fann.
Sic giirgcr bon Nod Sslano inns
Wipline leben aus oiclen Sd,iloerl1ll=
gen Der 3ltltanoe in Ben Staotel1 in
rgi-obspeb", mos i6lten beporlteben
miiroe. lpcl,1 llad}Iten 1ienstag oil
observation-disclosures an Der @abI-
llrne erfol9reid, iei1 ipQtert. Gs gift
~gclpaltige Nnltrengltngen ,5lt MADDEN
INN bieien ltncrnniiolid)en @iiblerl
Die Sllppc SIT uerial5en. Gie .Mll
nicipal 9eaglte Of Hod SSslano Gol1n
fly" miro es oaral1 ieoeniads MIDI
fehlcn laiien ltro mir limo 5ienlid
lid1er, oaB iic erfolareih lein miro
Gle grpBe Gerlammlltng inn SQinoi:
Greater geltern 9lbeno mur 'ebr apr
beilld)t. Gie grpbe Meoe oes
Or. @altcr q. @arDncr
Don Chicago mad,te einen tiefen Gin.
orlld uno loite itiirtniid,en Seifal
elts.
aus. Tie ultsge5eihnete1 Musfil6
rungcn oes Heoners peroen 5peifel
los grobelt ginflllB al1f oen s~lusfal
Der @obl an Gienstag baben.
8enn ollie f%reilinnigen 9iirgel
Gof ISLANDS mo Moline's ON
9tenstag an Ser @ablltrne ibr1
Sdllloigfeit tbllll, miro Ser crl1el1tl
M1griff ser Grobibitiolls Tanatifcl
ebenlo erfolgreid abgeIdlagen mi'
ale %friiberen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Sic 2ofal Sptipm @abl iii 9ipf IS
lanb nnb Mplinc nadyitcm
9icmSt0a.

,@ir perlprad)en gcitern Ben @iir=
aerll nnOS tcller5a6lern I'M crer 9sad)=
%barlta0ts ienieits Oes Gaters ser
Strnme, in Sainois, Hof Sslano
ulo Moline, Elm 9ilo ser iibler ST.
nall5lnge ser Staote IN inherent glor=
reid,en Staate oGi-olNzpe6" sll &C.
ben, in meldJe lie 0ltrd, ocn &erlltlt
Ser ginnabmen aus Sen @irtbidnfts.
Si5enl en gerutben li,1o. !
Der Sto0tid]atmeiter Irunf
Irlle III Council @ll,ffs battc 8riefe
on Die giirgermciIter Ser Staote it
Soma acid)riebenL in meldcn er lie
lllll ibre g%rfabrungen in Der Sil1an-
strung Der a%lgcn1eillen ltaotiidell
altsgabcn nod @iberruf Ges Mlllct=
@eietes ODER l1ad) Sent Gatln1 Scr
Srocfenlegllng ibrer Staot oltrd sic
Mnti-S alponz2iga" befraate.
Die allucn1einell Mtsgaban offer
Solpaer Staote meroen al,s eil,elrl
u@eneral Sumo" beItritterl, Der 1id)
aus S~tratgelOerl1, S15elsaebltbrell,
"'''ar beid,rdlrftell allgen1eiltenS teller
1lllb ser M1tlct+Steme Ser @irtb.
.'uMiten 5mlanrmenlett. Die beoeutel1-
sc Gimahn,e. meldle 0iele Mltlct-
.Steller lieierte, iiel nod Ser sSl,-
%fraittretllng ser Mnfhemmg bcs
Mlllct- Geietea ant 1. Sallllar 5. S,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Scrid)t iibcr Sen etanb Ser
German 6QuinQs Sanf

Greoniiirt inter ben @efeeen bes gtoates
Soina. in Te,p 2ibeTth, Scott Gouutp. betrn 9lb.
ibluB bes Seid1dfts an IS. Wtdr5 1916.
@rituttet ul oclt Stautss9luoitpr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

ldelpril19er, nobel tbnt Der brittle ulll
picrtc Singer p%pllitdnpig 5crquctidt
iulrbe. 81. Splepb 3esilnn na1m ser
@erltsten i'll @cbal1oliln9.
Sic Dent Gpuntpidatnneiltcr iibcrgez
bel1en Stcnerbiid)er lpeilen ~cincn5sebls
betrug BON $39,461.59 fduiser NM
llod) nid)t ~besablter gteucrn altf. Sic
ldllnigct Stcuer5abler inerben bil
Stcuerll neblt 3inlcn ltlb Soften ar
Den Sd]alsmciltcr 5n bc5ablen Dabcn.
Sic @ceroisuns bes p%crtorbcncl
garblin &lllfcr fal1b geltcrn Nadlmitz
tag pom Sral1crballIc, 1904, 80. Str.
aus aif bcnl Gbippianpd Sriepbp'
ltatt. Gaitor 9b. @ilbelm bon oen
beutldelt llltbcrildcn @emeinbe biel
Bic %2cihcnrcoc a,u Grabe ltnb Gorge
Seiratbs aiscuicn.
Sam @is,uan rl1o ST.. Warp &an:
bclnnan, Gpd Sslanb.
Charles Softer uno SRI. Spa SON.
Gag, 9fodf Sslanb.
6ro,,f gpar, Npd Sslallb, unb Srol
Marie Gresbam, 9pntinc.
Garl $. sipitrpm uao Sri. 2plt
Meil1fel1, MSpli1e.
Clarence &cllp, @ipline, nl1b Sri
Gpra Garter, Nptf SslanO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

un1erper oruus pes eppreB
Street opil9en 9erner, Mrt., uno
Der ltuatlt9en Nrbeitsfarm nurbe Die
9etbe bes 5traflinss @alter Sbpz
mas, pel6er pdbreno Der ueber=
ldnsmmuns Der 9taotsfarm ent=
lprang lno atf isiner JlucQt ertrant,
aufaefunoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

Benr Sic 9rnfiader ben5tbtsen
uub PROMPT uub btuig beotent meroer
nouen, 10 ipre6en Gle in Der Office
bes Ser 9empfrat" Dor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-28
RESOLUTION

At the annual business meeting
Of the township Of Grant Center
on March 7th, the following reso-
luton was offered and on motion
duly seconded was adopted:
Resolved, That the blowing Of all
roads or the using Of public high
ways a. head lands by any occupant
or owner Of lands in the, township
shall be prohibited.
The following resolution was
offered and upon motion duly made,
seconded and carried, was declared
adopted
RESOLVED. That it shall be the
duty Of the owner or occupant of
any farms or real estate in his town
ship to destroy all wild mustard
growing within 4 rods Of the outer
edge Of aid lands and along the
public Highways through said lands.
y. WRIGHT
D. Trap
JOHN FENNER
Board 81 supervisors.
CE0. 0EaLER. Clark.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-28

And. even 50, she did not know how
great were the perils that logged
Bruce's trail. Red Mike, like some
skulking beast OF prey, waited for his
held his hand, inspired by the animal
cunning that was his, waiting to make
sure.
Meanwhile Bruce found plenty OF cv-
idence. He vas disturbed by the news
that came to him from Bart Nash and
Jim Stevens, but decided hat it was
of the work instead OF going back to
help them. He felt that he was on the
trail of real facts, which would prove
terribly damaging to the enemy.
At last there came the chance he had
waited. A. man lie had bribed told
him Of IL plan to send Il schooner u
on Lake Michigan from Chicago heay-
lily laden with grain.
Go along" he told Bruce. You'll
see something worth while"
And Bruce did. Concealed in Il boat,
he saw the crew, under orders from
the captain, dumping the perfectly
good grain into the lake. 1t was so
that Dodson's men We're creatin. the
shortage he was using as his excuse
for raiSin. the price Of bread to the
poor. This Bruce knew would serve
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-28
Each Episode Suggested by a Prominent Author
Sterilization by HUGH WEIR and JOE BRANDT
Produced by the Universal Film Manufacturing Company
copyright 1915. y tn. Universal Film Manufacturing companyl

"Mr. Dodson."' said Dorothy, deeply
shocked. "Why, he's one Of papa's
best friends"
That's just the trouble" said Bruce
grittingly. Its because men who are
universally supposed to be honorable
and decent. and who occupy fine and
high positions, are at the bottom of all
the crookedness that it's 80 hard for
ME to reach them
Stanford Stone, the secret head of
the graft syndicate and Hruce's great
enemy. was not deceived 10y Bruce's
resignation Of his office, which filled
some of Stones associates with de-
light.
HE hasn't given up" he said.
Don't be fooled for a minute ly his
resignation. That's just a blind. He's
goin. To keep on lighting. and lis more
important than ever to put him u of
the way. | know. for instance, that
he's going to Chicago tomorrow to try
to get evidence against Dodson and
his grain shortage. Blacks gone, but
I've got another man to follow him
SO it anne about that there Travelled
with Bruce. following him as closely
as his own shadow, desperate known
to the police Of a score Of cities as Red
Mike. Mike meant to earn his money
With Bruce gone, Stanford Stone left
no unmade in New York that
might help TO achieve his object. His
f,~.A l1a,u- xr-,4, 80 .,,4 - ~. J 1880.
ent. \ hint was enough. With one
accord advertisers withdrew their sup
port until the paper faced a staggering
loss. And Stone Went further. His
agents approached stockholders. who.
frightened by the loss OF earnings.
were glad to sell their holdings. So
Stone came into control of IL great
block of Independent stock and was
able TO apply for a re%ceivcrship and
SO force the suspension, for a time at
least. of the papers publication.
At his instance, too, suits were
brought against Bruce for criminal Ii
bel and for heavy damages by the men
he had accused in connection with the
traction trust exposure. These were
strike suits, which could not succeed
when they were brought to trial. but
1t was not Stones purpose to let them
come to trial. They served as an X
cuse for attaching Bruce's bank ac-
count and his home. and this was done.
Bruce's mother was terrified by threats
of ejectment from her home. and
Stone relied upon her pleadings to in
duce Bruce to abandon his fight. even
II his well laid plans to put Bruce out
Of the way should not succeed.
Even so. however. Stone was not
content. He felt that Bruce still 0
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-28

RUCE LARNIGAN, despite his
successes owe the graft syn
dictate since his election as
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-28
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of
Real EState.-Private Sale.

State Of South Dakota, County Of
Grant. SIS. In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of
liver | Westby, Deceased
Notice is hereby given, that pur-
suant to an order Of sale made on
the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1916,
by the County Court of the County
Of Grant and State Of South Dako-
ia, the undersigned, as administra-
tor Of the estate Of Iver |. Westby,
deceased, will, on or after the fifth
day Of May, A. d. 1916. sell at pri-
vate sale to the highest bidder all the
right, title and interest which the
said liver |. Westby, deceased, had
at the time Of his death, in and to
the following described real pro-
perry situate in the county Of Grant
and State of South Dakota, towit:
Lots forty-four (44) and forty-fve
(45) in Eastman's second addition
to the city of Milbank, upon the
following terms, to-wit: CASH
YAH bids must be in writing and
will be received at any time after
the first publication Of this notice
and before the sale is made, and
may be left at the Merchants Ma
tional Bank in the city Of Milbank,
or may be filed in the office Of the
County Judge in and for Grant
County, South Dakota, in the city
Of Milbank, in said County Of Grant
Dated at Milbank, South Dakota,
this 10th day Of April, A. D. 1916.
E. H. Benedict
Administrator Of the Estate
of liver /. Westby, Deceased
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Notice to Creditors.

State OF South Dakota. County Of Grant-ss In
County Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of John Bear,
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned,
executors Of the estate Of .;ohn Bear, deceased,
to the creditors Of. and all pers0ne having claims
tho necessary vouchers, within six months after
the 6ret publication Of this notice, TO the said
executors 1t their residences In the City of MIL
bank IN the County of Grant, south Dakota.
Dated ct Milbank, s. D., April 18th, 1916.
JACOB BEAR
GEO. BEAR
HENRY MITCHELL
Executors OF the estate Of
john Bear. deceased.
Geo. 3. Rix. Attorney for Executors.
Apr. f44.may.5
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sessed n thing that he coveted-the
love Of Dorothy Maxwell. The en-
gagement Of the two had not been an
n0unced. but It was q more or less
open secret And now Stone, relying
upon his. hold over Roger Maxwell, her
father. ventured openly to 60 to Doro-
thy and ask her to marry him. He
was promptly refused, but would not
take his nswer He wanted reasons
and Dorothy reluctantly told him of
the plot Il kill Bruce that she had
overheard by means Of the dictaphone
In his Office. To her amazement, Stone
made no denial.
i am his enemy" he said coolly. II
atfmit Il What Of It? Your own "a
ther b associated with me. Larnigan's
success would mean even more to him
than 10 me"
r don't believe your cried Dorothy
desperately.
But she did. Il explained 90 much
that had troubled and mystified her.
And RDoee Maxwell when she begged
HIM to deny what Stone had said.
coQ1dnt do Il Indeed. be let her -
tint b Waa. 20 some exteuk at leask.M
0Enngb ppsvce. y was q dreak1M a.
- ME DpaUGhv foced. v1EhsNmae
0DmEnd m1es sUSy. m0oo1.<A
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FOURTH EPISODE
The Power Of the People
By REGINALD WRIGHT
K~AHyEEAAAA
SYNOPSIS.

Dudley Larnigan, district attorney, at
lacks the liquor and Vice trusts. lie is
killed by an agent of a secret society, the
committee Of fifteen. Ills son. Bruce
Larnigan, Is elected district attorney and
takes up the tight. Bruce is in love With
Dorothy Maxwell, whose father is head
Of the insurance trust.
Bruce Larnisan is decoyed to an evil re-
sort in an effort to frame him up. lie has
the police commissioned present. a fire
starts in a tenement. Larnigan saves the
children Of Dow. one of the conspirators,
This man agrees to expose the trust. lie
is murdered by the gang.
Stanford Stone, head of the graft syndi-
cate, insists Larnigan must be killed. Gun
men are posted In the park to kill Latni-
gan In his automobile. Dorothy Maxwell.
over the dictaphone, hears the plot. Tive
more conspirators are killed and Larnigan
again escapes.
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order to SHOW Cause on Application
Of tiuardian for order of Sale Of
Real Estate.

State OF south Dakota, t..
County OF Grant.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Frank O'Lcary,
Roy OLeary. Elmer O'Leary and Chester
O'Leary. Minors.
1t appearing IT, this court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Lizzie OI.eary,
mother OF and the guardian OF the above named
minors. praying for an order of sale Of certain
real estate belonging to the said wards, that it
ts for the advantage. benefit aud best interests
OF the estate and % those interested therein,
that snch real eatate shonlG he sold.
II is hereby ordered that the next of kin Of
said wards. and all persons Interested IN the
said estate, appear before this court on Friday,
the fifth day ~ May. A. d. 1910, nj O'Clock p.
m, at the court room OF said court, over the
First National Bank In the city Of Milbank. in
said Grant county. then and there 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted for
the sale of such estate.
And it is further ordered that A copy OF thls
order lie published ut leaat four successive
weeks before the day of hearing. in the Herald
Advance. a legal weekly newspaper printed and
published in said Grant comfy.
Dated April 4. 1916.
BY the Court. Seal
: S. LocKfART.
Judge of the County Court.
Attest: Earl Liggett, Clerk.