davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
sO luna unS = idlOn Ie6cnsmiiOe.

60 jung unS ~ idJon lebensmiiNe.
@eecu 8 llbr 9lben0s beains ge.
tern Die 17.jGbrige 2airo 8ear5cp,
oie ibre 9lOreiic ais 9tr. tl06, @bite.
LODI d.5troBe, mgob, i'm Souie Ger
425, Sit Grcitou StruBc, eiuen
SelbihmorOoeriu6. inoem iie Die
SGIftc elmer AuerfiiIbcrtobIette per
i6hlcte. Gas iimge N2doheu ipuroc
iofort BON ser 9lnbuIan5 0eS mitt-
Icren @oIi5cioiitrifts in OaS Mercp.
Soipitol gebra6t mo oort DON Or.
&epD IN 9cbouohng aenommcu, Der
crfl6rte, OoB lid Sri. aear5cp auBer
2cbensgeiabr beiinOe. gIngebIib mar
ooS ilmgc MGO9eu aeitern lahnIit-
tag pom &bilo0elpbia 5iriidgefcbrt
mO am gobnbof bon cincm iimgcn
W}anne obgcbolt morOeu. &or Dem
Ncimqauoe bcaobcu iih bic ilrueeu
2clltc ouacblib IN 0as Snls oil Der
@reItonitraBe, no 9etdnilte BON Sri.
acar5cD, Oie SamiIic 9roplcp, mob
ncn. Ger iuuac Olonn bat an8eblib
fur5 Oarouf ooS Sous perlolien, obne
ouibeinenO NIT ieiucr iimecn 5reltns
sin SrieOen seidloiicu 81 boben un0
0ieS nabai iid oieie augebIit 10 81
0er5cn, Dab iie bei6loB, ais Dem Sc.
bcn 3il i6ciocu SrI aco8cp III ais
@louIcusSdne bci Der 6irma
yGbe N}orco Sbirtpoiit 60, gtr.
if6, Oit9aItimorc.S .StroBc, tb6tig
0cpcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
5m 9ScriuncnanfSusc ucrlcet.

Snl 9lii5ugc Der Sirmo uEbc Del
Nlar glutomobile 80" an Der Gde
ser Nloumt Hopal glucnuen. Charles.
StraBe, plrOc aeitcrn Der 4S-idbriac
@olter sen ni6t mcrbcblih uerlest,
ais oos Sell OcS @erioncuoli5ugcS
rib uno Scp an Dem aopie trai. SScV,
Ocr bon ocr Nirmo ais slit" Iicner
ou9ctcat iii uiBtc I'M GRcrcD. .Noipi.
tai ~ Scbonollng genouNcn mcr.
pcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Sin aruFer GrfuIa.


Oreitdaiaes 9miteru-Souper scr
Grcieiniofcits @cnciuSc bcoon-
men, @litalieOcr ser @cmein.
SC in Sdaoreu berbeigeitromt.
Seiite lit Nlapors -Gao,
Qlit elmer aoiierieicr idIieBt
morgen ole ;Seitlidteit,
Su Ocu Gdiuneu OeS SbuIgeb0u.
OeS nobm ociteru 9lbeu0 oas all.
i0brlidc oreit6gigc ghliiern-Souper
scr Oeutidcu lutberiiden 0reieinig-
feitS G5cmein0e iciueu glnfaua. Nj.
les mar in portreffIicbcr 8eiie oorbe-
reitct unO Seoermarn auiiiirtc iid
iiaH Ser5cnsIiit. l)lapor 4reiton
bat periprodeu, beutc 9lben0 anpe-
ieno 81 icin I'M cine tlrr5e 9luipro.
DIE 5u balteu @lor9en idIicBt Ole
Icitlihteit nit elmer auiierfcier ais
IdBIid oes @eblrtstaaeS OeS bent.
ideu @aiicrS. Iic Gomrn orbeitetcn
inermiiolid uno tulgeu bouptiG6Iid
81 Dem groBeu griolge bel.
1ie Saupt.Gomiten iebten iim
foloenoerlnaBeu 5u ianumen:
lSiihtcib; SRI. Alma Noabc.
@ririiHungS Gomitc: GaIcntin
Soiimmu lbeooor N1ooS. 99illiam
&oabe, Sobn aorncr. @n. ShuIb.
CHARLES 9elp imO 9ln0r. 2eiht.
Stano fiir Sauoorbcitcu mO
Stidereien: 8rau @oia 0ilocbrono,
6rau Gina Nlaas, ,5rau Gina Dor.
acS, @laria @tulg, 6riSo NoBmul.
ieM GniIie 6obcr gmma @ei6t
I6ereia Gormau, Gina 5tobl, @lor0
Hmot Ncnrictta Nofhnaru ScIena
Sotlmann Soicpbiuc @obiau, 9lma
Siittner, Pbilippiuc @obiou.
9ln Den Siiden wirften: Grat Sea
tboriuc Strad, Gina Soifmouu Qi58ic
Siittuer, emma GjernIerot6. Nlara
&oabe, aat6. GeIp, Sophie 9uB.
monn Moric Sobm 9ouiie 9uB.
mom Morg. 9hnO. Nloric 9uB.
mann @liiobctb 9lm5c, 5pbiIlo
@levcr, u. strcdcr, @}otb. Sdmiot
mo aric Stltu5c
Sn Scr Slide orbciteten nit Bic.
nenartioer Ebdtiafcit Sic 8olaenocn;
Srou emma 2eicbt, Erdii0eutiu;
sSrou Gina SHeIIer, 9ire-9raiioeu-
tin; 5rou @aria aolb, 6rau gliia.
beth ,SIeiidnonn 6rml Caroline
GiescL 8rau Goa @oer, 6rau 9ouiic
Gidbalt 8rau Barbara 9flunmcl,
,Srou peIena Soiinanu 6rau @IiIo.
beth &iciilcr, 5rau Mara. Serd.
manu- 6rmi aatb. 9cuncrt, Nrau
GIiiabctb Sdmautc. 5rau Bertha
Gjormnmn ,Sran Dlarg. &oimo,
6rau 0}otb. Nluenoc, ,Srau Gliio-
beth Gidbaiit. 6rau Barbara 9lmm.
mel 6rar SeIeua Soiimonn mo
5rau gliiobctb @ncitIcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
soN AmueIen aeituhIen ln6en.

&on oen @ebeimpoli5iitcl Soncs
uno Eunn miroe 9citcru Ger 81 .idb.
rigc Nlilton liinor pom glr. 1906,
Sglcacan-9Iuemic pcrboftet ln0 III
Der noropeitIidcn &oIi5eiitation ein.
gelieicrt @}iIton 0linor miro Be.
iduIoigt auaeblitb pou Srou clara
ScB, Die in oemieIbcn Saiie mobnt,
SAmudiahen I'M Wcrt6e bon $lt0
geltobIen 81 baben. 5rou @cB Der.
miBt cine goloene llbr, cine llbrfettc,
cine 9ruitnaoel 5iuei GcooIper imG
einet Hine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
@erhannniluoIIe GOlliiiOn.

Gbicoao. SlI9 "a. Samar
erci N1anner, 4aiiaoicre eines Stra'
Bcnbabnpaagons scr Salurencc'2loc,
@urccn gctootct mo lebcn anocre
crlittcu @crlcbtneen, ais cin Ealla'
glcr3ug Der nGbicogo, @'ilmal1tee q
st @nlI.9o6n0 all Der Gicero-slpe'
'u'c in sen Strnbcubabmpaagol 0nl
c'niaitlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Nnrf nudl nidlt beer0iat wcrOen.

g(uf @cfe6l Ocs Goroners 9llgire,
bonn n0roIibcu Boli5cioiitrift bari
oic 8eeroiama oes ont Sonutaa per.
itorbcuci Rclbcu @ortran nid]t ltntts
iinoeu cbc Sic SoocSuriahe leltgc'
itcQt morocn it, Gorfran 1T in N'o.
rine.@oipital gcitorben, naboem cr
bcluuBtIos nit elmer floiicnocn @lm.
sc am sSuBe ser WlontgomcrD.StroBc
auiaciunoeu poroen mar Seute
gl6cuo iiu0et in Der nor0liden Eoli.
sci Station inter Coroner 9llgltire
ein SSnQuelt ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Siam mit etnIlbsiiter II streit.

Norrp QittIe, cin Staabelieer an
Scr Nig6. StroBc, mubtc aeltern "
ocr mittlcren @oli5eiitotion $40
SSnlridten, y oa cr bcidnloigt wnrQe,
SS60lepb ~ @roB Don 9Ir. 533, Siio'
ESraoioros5troBc, nnseoriiien 81 bd'
T'l' ~ Cas- Eoli5eiucrbor 6at onacbs
S'p cr9cbcn. oaB cS 5wiideu ocu bel.
N' e D'onncrn 81 cincm Strcitc ges
SO"uncn mar. ais @roB ods FIcro,
os qS CT 0cmiei6ct 6ottc. 5uriidbradtc.
c'i'e o. lol erflart boben. @roB bate
r,'u ',' sum %icroc cincn @aecu bcfoni-
~s sN llno oieicu ui6t 5uriid9cbro5t.
t,',' ' @roB ludI5te ieoc Gerontmor.
~ ~',9 oon iib init ser Grfl1rlng, OoB
E,ra +, pas |lero fiir cineu 9efouutcn &C.
iSi Sia 0atte, lmo oeIe N2eiuulespcr.
St.gSR7e't mar Der 9lulaB 3um beitel
Sor 80, ~ Noli5iit GcppcrIod nodtc
cir = ,ag'elnungSUerihieOen6ei ooOurd)
6io y Snoe Dab er beioc Strciter in
9it,rs Ss0.l5clliotion brddtc, no gcItcru
ric,ts. ls ole ouicrIeetc @cIoItroic cut.
M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Mlndlt snnntnnaneiM1ftr.

Sobn Gpnnellp, elm @irt6 bon gir.
2000, Gaiteru glpemic, bate lid &C.
itcrn Mougen in Der 0ltliben @oli5ei-
itatiou inter Oer 9lniAuIoigung 5l
Derontporten, ongebliH aeiitige @e-
tronte om Sonntng perfmuft 81 ia.
ben. @oli5ilt Gloiien be5eustc, oaB
er bemertte, iuie 5pei Mdnner Die
@irtbidoit beiuhten mo ipdtec nit
&odcten oieieIbe pcrlieBcn. Gr iolgte
einen ser Nl6uuer imo itellte lett
OaB Die Gadetc ,SloiNenbier entbiel.
ten. ConncllD piroc ipdtcr oerbaf.
tet imN inltcr $3.50 9iirgihoit Den
SroBgcidmorcncn iibcrantportct.
@iner ser 3cuaen idgtc, OaB or oas
6lal6enbier BON ieineui eigenen
Soite boltc i'm eS nod oer @ob.
nlrg cineS SreuuoeS 81 traaen imo
oab cr Dem 1onncllD oiif Oenl &cgc
MIR eineu fur5cn 9eind obgcitattet
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

Gin @rnnO, Giucr. Scr chen
sir Snfanteric oilSeeuuitert iunroe.
hot Inn 3nthcilnna 81 cincr anocren
9rnppc. lpcil CT iidl fir sic SSuim
teric abiolnt ndlt eionc gulf sic
6rage ocS StobSnr3tcS, lpas ibm
0eun fcblc iaate cr ns9cil sod Sic
Nillauicric anf ocm Wlaribc inhcrs
81 liuot luo id bobe oar fcinc
Stimmc~
Nul a@oOurd) III oeun Sos
0cner Del Ocm Snuiier cntitonocu2e
Ser bottc tpo6riheinlin snpicI
gSron0lo6lcn@ int Soocn
@cfn Ncr5enslpNlrfd d.
o6ran uC 0Iptt lpic bit uinidic id)
mir iest 0od ais Q1ami aeborcu
lvor0cu ST lciu G6cuanit aSdl
nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
GonfitutiOntN.
9as &infOmmenitrurrs
Geieb.
Gp erfldrt Das SberbMns
Ses9erid5t.

eSll clnltlnllllger VnllWelpullB.
GicieIbe cfrftc peitocbcnOc Con.
icqueu8cu bobcn. 9aicicn'ein'
finite OHrften SIR Getlns Der
2ouOcs-GertbciOiauno beranse5o'
een mcrOcu. GougreBiiibrer
crwdacn cntiprcdcnOc S6rittc.
- @os Reprdiertont Snu iag'.
Boibinqton "a. Sonuor.
0as GinfommenIteuer. @eieb nuroe
beltc BON Dem Sber6unoeSgeriht III
elmer cinItinuliacu @ntideiotng tl'r
conititutionea crfIdrt. gIae geeeu
ods @eiet erbobeneu GinipGnoe miir'
ocn oIs ni6t iti6DoItig crfldrt imo
nod Der glniidt Der GongreBInDrer
iit oomit Gin gSeg aebobnt tiir oie
Grb6bunq ser Stcuerrote ollf eroBe
@infommen, Inn al Scr Ieltreitllns
Ger Soften fiir 2onoesuertbeioiglme
nii9elfcn 81 fonncn.
Syni GongrcB imO gcrialagc cill'
oerciht moroen pelde Ginfommell
bon uebr ais elmer @tiIIion iebr Dog
bis 5u so 4ro5cut bcltelIerl
ic1cn ipoIlen.
0ic GongreBfiibrer limo ith oar'l'
einia, ooB oic beiitige entl1elo'lns
Oes acknowledgements iebr wo9r'
IdeinIid ben @runO 5u einent iplte'
motil6tn 9louc Iegen miro, ol's OCT
@cItcllcrlng rieiiger @ripotocrmo9cn
eincn Tbeil ser llnfoIten 81 oedell'
meldc sic acploutc Geritdrfllna DER
9(rmec mo Slotte nit li6 bringen
miro.
a0ic Gntldcionng oes Gbcrbul'
oesoerihts, 10 erfldrte beute Aoeno
9leproicntont Sui bon Eeilnenee,
Der 9liltor oes @eieses, bat Die Gin
fonmenltelier ais neue @innabmes
0ueae erlhloIien Sd claude, Der
GonoreB miro iiG bic @elegenbeit 81
galbcn maher, oos ojeies meieutlld)
an on1eaSiren. gs fam obnc 3meI
fcl ocinocridtct pcrOeu ooB oIe
GinfommenIteuer $tS5,OO0,OOO blS
$t95.0O0,0O0 pro Sobr ltott, lple
jcet, SS5,000,000 oocr $9O,OOoooo
cin6riuot.
Gie Gntidjcioung ipor pom Soer'
ri6tcr ge6itc oeidrieben nno mar
cine eiuitimulige
sic eriolatc allf sic 9ertlrna oeS
6rouf u. 9rilsbo6cr gegcn oie ent'
id,eiolrno Oes 0lcu 2orfer 9imOes'
ocri6ts, peIdc lid tueigertc ole
Southern 4ocific.9o6u oeren slttio'
mar grus6o6cr mar, am 3oblen ocr
Giufomlneuiteuer 81 6e6noern
Die Gnti6eiolmg gie6t jiun erliel'
Mlolc cine 9luSlcgung oes i6. slnleF'
oemcnts Der Gonliitution inter mel
dem Die Steuer erhobeu miro.
0oS @critt itclte lid onT Den
Stouopimtt. oaB oaS led)6c1ntc
Announcement ni6t Die &inoesrcale'
rtns crmd6tigt ba6c, einc nellc
Stcuer Al er6e6en ooB oielmcbr Der
aou5c 3med oes 9lmenoementS Der
lci oae giufonmenitcliern pom Der
Scriidiidtigmg Ger Nrelle 81 be-
lreieu, aus meltem oaS gintonlnen
Nenonnen lunr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

Soupt-Gonitc Gmil @odcniuB
@oriiber; Gprl @elborOt, 9Iiiiltent;
@ermou @at6ieS, 9Iiiiitcut.
GrnpionNS-Gonitc 9@l6clm Sor,
Gbren Sonptnom Conrad N}cil,
Gmil Motbeis, @brcu Sotptmonn
@il5eIu Sic6crt, Seinrid) @oid6otb,
Sciurih 9icgono uo aorl &uId.
Sor.Gouitc @corg 9loocman mo
&ermon Nlot6ics.
Eon5-Goniic 9(uauit @aancr,
@ilbelm llngercr. g9il6elm Giier,
S6eo gSieoemom unO @oul gsobicr.
S6alter.Gomite S6eo. S9icoc-
mann lmO Saul SSobier
9SreB.Gonite- Gmil @odcniuB.
9rOun0S.Gomitc GorI @clborN.
Neinridb Soufcs, &idjoro Sopp, Si-
mon S1opiro imo g. SuDmig.
Nie &ricgerbunO &apellc untcr
@rof. airifS 9eitung 5ciorgtc oic
Gang mo Gou5crt.0lulif, ipd6rcnO
Gin bcionOcrS Undertakings Srdc.
iter I'M intcrcu Scale inter 0errn
@ilb. arabt oufipieltc.
Stiftun0sfeit Scr 2 dma.
ben.
S1wdbiidc @cniiit6Ii1feit 6crrib.
te acitern gIbeno in gSr. 1884, 0It.
5opcttc- -StroBc, ocm SoiIptquarticr
OcS DSdwobennereinS BON 9aIti.
more" Die o9ibein" .SopeIlc muIi.
3irtc. oie 9lnweien0en buloigten ser
Nlilie Gerpiidore, mo oic 9lrrou.
genre Der 6eltlihfeit io6cn sum 9fcd,.
ten, Dab eS llnterboltlmg fir S,eoer.
mann CAB. @eri1ieoeue bcireimOetc
&ercinc maren 5o6Ireih pertrctcn
mo ucri6onertcn oaS SSeIt Ourh sc.
iangSportrdgc Ger NeinertraQ scr
6eitlihtcit mar 5um 9ciicn oes oclit.
iden @iiliS.6onOS beitinnit, uesbalb
sic Gridieuencu @cIO nit pollen
S0nOen auSgoben Nerr sSrie 9leilt-
ter, Scr ,ScitUoriiser, begriibte sic
9lnpeienOen mo belt cine 5iinocnoe
glniprahc. GoS @eIingcn Ocr 6cit.
Iid)tcit mar III criter 2inie Dem s(r.
rougcnlclts.Gonlitc 5u peroonfcn,
meld)eS iidl ats sen SerrGi Irit
&clttcr, &orii6cr, @cru6oro Stolen
mcpcr, Suitap @crlau, G6os. Otter.
maucr. 9lnton Na0el ,Sobn 9tiiicr,
g(ooIpb Hieocl SSo6n Slider mo
George 9oocniiciner 5uiamnlcnicttc.
G6rcn.@rGiiocnt 6ron5 Sotter Iiegt
franf oornieocr mo cutiduI0iste iih, +,
IciOcr all Sem 6eitc ui1t tbeiIne6nien
3il forncn, Gr bcnlcrfte IN oenl
5drciben, oob cS Oas critic Nal III
"a So6ren iei Dab CT pcrbinOert iii.
ocm 5tiihrngsicitc Scr Sdlmabcu bel.
5umo6ncn.
n5tcubcn 2ogc 9tr ST..
Gincn rcdlt iroblihen &crloui
nobm scr 9oG, ocn bic vStcubcn.
9ooc lh. 81 ocS GrOcns Der @utbios
Sitter" in Der aSlmcricon @allc4 obs
6icIt. @iclc 6reinOc Der 2ogc ncbit
@cfonntcn mo Dor 9acm cin rcdlt
3oblreihcr 1nmcnflor botten iid) ein'
aefunoell I'M cinigc pcrgiriigte Stm.
SEN in &reiic Der 05tcilb'ncr" 81
perlcbcn. Gos Arrangements so.
mite ser Geronitolting beItono ots
ocn S@. 2ouiS 5ron5, SEQ Goot,
Gbrilt. gSibgoll $. gS. 2mimonn imo
gloom 2altmoun jun.
Infer oeu rcht 5ablreiden @6lter
imO 9(ulpeienoen beionO iidl old Oel
cinsige nod lebenoe Nlitbegriinoel
Der 2oge, glOan 9oiman, fen.
iinO ieine Satin Gliiobet6 Nic Eiri'
Scrcuaoen.aapellc iii9rtc pie red1
ieitc Sdu5muiit ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

eenicnI" n.n pie ben ,.ncnteo,eu 0orye,nou.
Neallm, m" ghnlsIid nber unrecelmaeir 'yI n.
pqun obrf fassgnrL Der riflrr bnnbn pfr Relt.
'""pi'D wlittbriInno 81 nndlrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Gaiier's @ebartstaa.

@uS bonn gIcttidcn aricscrblnO
bon Baltimore" ocicicrt. @roBcr
@liIitar.9oa. Ser Oeutitbc
GouiuI 2ii0cris, ocr aitcrrcidiiac
Goniul Setter mo &oitor 2r
Soimoun bieItcn 9Iuiprodeu
Ser 9cBtcrc jlm GbrenmitaIieOe
0eS &ercines gemoHt. Sin pa.
triotiidcr lScit.9IftuS,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
INCREASE IN GRAZING
FEES ANN

ny ~ w " CED
For the past two years the Forester
has been giving very careful considera-
ton to the question of an advance in the
rates charged for grazing live stock on
the National Forest ranges from the
very moderate charges now made to an
amount which would more nearly rep
resent the market value Of the pastur-
age.
1t is often asserted that while timber
and other resources of the forest are be-
ing disposed of at market prices under
commercial methods and at competitive
prices, the grazing is being sold to the
stockmen at extremely low rates That
permittees using National Forest ranges
are enjoying especial advantages is es
tablshed by the fact that IN. the sale Of
live stock using National Forest ranges
considerable advance in the price Of
the animals is freely paid by purchasers
if the owners sign waiver to the graz.
ing privileges which they have estab-
lished.
Under Congressional enactment 20 per
cent. of all National Forest receipts are
paid to the counties Of the states in
which the Forests are located Com
plants have been made by municipal
organizations that owing to the exceed
ngly low grazing fees these receipts are
not so large as they should be, and the
stockmen are being favored to the dis
advantage of the citizens of the state as
whole
1t has been the policy from the begin
ming in the management of grazing to
make changes slowly and after having
given the stockmen an opportunity to
present their view on the subject under
consideration. Accordingly it is pro-
posed TO distribute the increase in graz
ing fees over a period of three years
beginning with permits issued for graz
ing periods commencing after March ],
1917.
The proposed annual fees for cattle on
the Harney National Forest are as fol-
lows For 1917, 64c for 1918, re for
1919, soc. The fees for horses will be
from % to 40 per cent. more than for
cattle
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
FAIRBURN RAILROAD
GRADING CONTRACT

Eugene Parrish was in town yester-
day from Fairburn, where he is at work
on grading contract for the Warren
Lamb company. The grading company
is now Parrish & Attrill. Nh Attrill
who is from Lead, having bought out
the interest of J.. +. Parrish Mr. At
trill was formerly assistant county sur
yeyor Of Lawrence county, About IF
teen miles of railroad is to be built,
running from Fairburn northwest, MIR.
Parrish says they have twenty men and
teams at work and intend pushing the
work with all possible speed. l.. K.
Parrish left for Los Angeles Saturday,
where he will spend the winter with his
family. Rapid City Journal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
HOSPITAL CROWDED
Custer tuberculosis Sanatorium Crowded
to Capacity and Has Many on
the Waiting List.

In the opinion Of Secretary King OF
the state board of charities and correc.
tions, who with Members Lanning and
Green visited in Lead yesterday, there
is imperative need for action by the
legislature looking to an immediate in
crease of the capacity of the institution.
At present there are forty patients there,
two more than the normal accommoda-
tlons of the place provided for. There
are twenty-five names on the active
waiting list, while sixty others have
made application for admission, whose
cases cannot be even considered, at this
time. Considering the present situation
and the certian future growth in the
number of applicants, an institution of
this kind, with accommodations for at
least one hundred patients would not be
too large for South Dakota.
Secretary King finds that the people
of this part of the state do not properly
appreciate the Importance Of the Custer
institution. 1t is regarded with more
seriousness by the people of the eastern
part of the state, especially by those Of
limited means, who are eager to avail
themselves of the benefits that its meth
DDS accomplish in the cure and preven-
ton of tuberculosis. The counties pay
for the care of the patients and saving
Of from $40 to S25 a week means much
to the poor In many cases persons
suffering from incipient tuberculosis
would have no chance for relief if there
were not such public institution as the
Custer hospital. Lead Call
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

Ethel Weidner was absent several
days this week.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

Some idea of the amount of business
that the Burlington is now handling can
be gathered from the fact that 430 cars
were moved west ont of the yards here
sunday in the ten hours from a. m. to
D. m. There were still 50 cars in the
west end here and AZ at Dennis after
these cars were moved. Besides this
two trains were run north and three east
the same day. over 900 cars were
handled by the Edgemont yard in the
twenty-four hours from Z p m. Satur.
day until z p, m Sunday. Edgemont
Enterprise.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
BRAKE MAN KILLED
Fred Lake, Brakeman on the Dakota &
Wyoming Railroad, Run over and
Instantly Killed.

Tuesday morning an accident occurred
on the line of the Dakota & Wyoming
railroad, between Mystic and Rapid
City which resulted in the death of a
brakeman, Fred Lake, of Rapid City.
From what can be learned of the acci-
dent it appears that the train had stop
ped at a siding near Mystic for the pur-
pose of setting off four cars. The cars
Lake had set the brakes, as, he believ-
ed, securely and had started back for
the switch to couple up the train. The
side track is on a steep grade, and look
ing back Lake saw the four cars coming
down the track at pretty rapid rate.
He ran back to the moving cars and
jumped on the second from the end. He
must have missed the steps or lost his
grip on the ladder for he was seen to
fall on the track between the moving
cars.
Others of the train crew ran back and
succeeded in stopping the cars, but not
before two of the cars had passed over
Lakes body The cars were heavily
loaded and Lake had fallen squarely
across one of the rails, and the cars in
passing over him almost severed his
body in twain. Death must have been
instantaneous.
The dead man was married, but had
no children. He had been a resident of
Rapid City for a number of years, and
one of the old employees of the road. His
body was taken to Rapid City, where an
inquest into the accident which caused
his death will be held
From those who witnessed the acci-
dent, it is believed that defective air
line was the cause of the cars starting on
their way down the grade.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

While the democratic vote in the
state, especially on the head of the tick
ct, was heavier than for any former
election, at the same time the legislative
list shows that the democrats will have
a lighter representation in the legisls-
ture than for the session of two years
ago. At that session there were Ii dem
ocrats in the senate and 10 in the house.
At the coming session there will be in
the senate and IA in the house, the
democrats losing some of their old stand
bys and securing members in formerly
strong republican counties. Capital
Journal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
WARREN-LAMB BID ACCEPTED

Pierre, Nov 2S.-State Land Commits
sioner Hepperle yesterday accepted the
bid Of the Warren Lamb Lumber com
pany of Rapid City for 25,000,000 feet of
standing pine on the state forest reserve
near Custer The bid was at a mini
mum of 50 per thousand for the timber.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

Mrs. W. f Hill, before her marriage
Miss Ollie Courtney, writing to this
office from Washington, d. c., under
date of November 25th, says "We
have moved again and are back in
Washington. Hope to be here year
or two at least, so have to have address
of the Chronicle changed. Please send
it to 3436 Mt. Pleasant Street, Washing
ton, ID. c." Mr.. and Mrs. Hill send
their best regards to their many Custer
friends.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

Rev. Father N. Schwaebe, for the past
three years priest in charge of the Cath
olic flock in this city, Pringle, Hill City
and Keystone, has been transferred to
Lennon, Perkins county, s. d., and de-.
parted for that place Wednesday morn
ing. 1t is not as yet known who his
successor will be,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

Ward b. Clarke arrived from the east
Thursday morning TO spend Thanks.
giving with his family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carrigan. He will leave Sunday night
to clear up his business for the year
with number of banks in Nebraska
before returning to Custer where he
will spend the Christmas holidays.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02

The members of Custer Chapter, Order
Eastern Star, at meeting held on No
vember oath, elected the following Off
GERS: Fannie McAdam, worthy matron;
Ed. n Davis, worthy patron; Bertha L.
Miller, associate matron; Bertha b.
Taylor, secretary; Robt. McAdam, treas.
urer, Julia Rogers, conductress; Edith
+. Davis, associate conductress.