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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Aapamer sic gInareiier.

9Sefing, China, 81. 9luguii.
SSu elmer gebeimen Sitnug oes 9ar.
loments erfldrte Der 9Srenlier Guau
GDi-Sui infolee elmer an i'm eerih.
teten 9lnfrage iiber Sen fiir5litb ee-
meIoeten 8uiammenitoB 8wii6eu
Aiueiiiden unO iapaniihen Sritppen
Bel Gbene G6iaiim, in OIt.@touao.
lien OaB oie Sapaner Der augreifen-
oe Ebeil eepeieu iei uuo sic erIteu
Sdiilie ielterten. Ser Erenlier Iebte
bin5n ooB er iein beites tbue, Oie
S9iiroe uuo @bre oes 2anoes bel ser
grleoiaimg ser Streitirooen oiiireht
81 erbnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
gIrrtufrcOIcr I'M SsOIisciocridlt.

SIN norOpeitlibeu BoIi5eieeribt
botten iicb Serr Gam. 2iberipis,
g9iaiom s. &obertion, 9Irtbur Sble.
eel, Charles 8oter imO ggiaiom 3.
SoneS peeen gti6tabodmpilue i6rer
acknowledgements 81 perantuor.
ten mo mliroen 81 Den Soften UeriIr.
t6eilt. CHARLES 81. Dur6a Der lein
Nuspuifrobr nnl Pluto niHt abge-
oGnpit bate, puroe entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
S45 Sar

SSSm @2onat 9htguit purOen in Dem
noromeitliben &oIi5eigeridt S45
Sale oer6anOelt, unO l1eint 0ies elm
9iecor0 fir Die Staot 81 iein. 9ln
einem Sonutae puroen 60 lmo al
einem Moutoe SO 6dae perban0elt.
%ierOou paren iebr pieIe 9eiHuIoi.
gunoen megen llebertretlms Ser 9lu.
tonobil-@oriHriften imo bat Der
nor0weitlihe Giitrift nit oieien
lle6eIt66teru 5iemlib eut mliec.
r1umt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
GSnir6anfs nOtifisirt.

SnOtanapolfS SnO, 81,
@luguIt. Serr Charles @arren
SSairbanfs pltroe beute 93ohniitog
iornell BON ieiuer domination ais
observation-disclosures .Gauoioht oer
republifanilden Fartei in aeuutui6
geIebt,
9unoesleuator 2uprence 9. Sber-
man belt Die 93otiii5irilnesaniprahe
mo Serr 6airbanfs iebte in ieiner
9Imobmereoe Die Siiues Der Sam.
pagne auseinanoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
SSObu 4. ct. Syu6u tuOt.

OIatbe, 9asy 81. 9lligiiit.
Serr Sobn y. ct. Sobu I'M Sabre
1884 Der GanOioat fir oas @raii.
oentidaitsaut auf Dem @robibi-
tionshdet 8meimol @ouOerneur BON
aanioS ino elmer Der befannteiten
AErobibitions 9(poitel in Sen Ser.
Stoaten lit beite 9lbeno bier eeitor-
ben. Gr mar S3 Sabre alt uno mar
ieit 5mei W1onoten, ais er einen &ib-
1Alaa erlitt, fr1nflid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01


y fiteSgegcnmnrt Sim
SSirtb lebte init ieinem gbauci6 iort.
mdbreno in 3anf uno Strcit. GincS
Tagcs nnhoem Sic 5rou ocn Wlann
ourh ibr boieS I8onl mie0er mlis
AcuBeritc eerei5t bate. wirit oielcr
I'M 3orue ieincr oapou cilen0en 5rdu
cinei 9eien noh. syn oemieIben gIu.
genblid tritt elm Geileu0en um
&ousganG berein. Gic Grn meiB
lid ober ihnell al fallen ln0 rift
san5 faltbliitia ilrcm W1anur sn
Sen geien nidlt. Sen anoerl wirf
benlntcrl~
Sem iitb lid. g9ir baben su.
faaig 5lpei Cage bintereiuauoer eii
mo oiciel6e Garolc Gin iapierer.
2onoItirmer iie6t oid
Soften ein Sielltenant fommt his
iraat ibr u&oiteu pic 6eiBt Sic ga
role2~ uScrr 2ieutenout. Is
HoD olelelOe pom gcltettl authorized
IN bieoereu Sahiiih Ger couoiiiir.
mer.
Gin&dtbieL Better GipoIo
aiebt ieinen fleineu Gnuiins ein
fIeineS RStbiel uuf Sriiber mar
ids, iebt bin ids imo meroe es mld
IN 3ufunft icin uno in 9lahr mar
ids ME, bin ids nie ino lperoe es
ME iein Mos lit oos2 9lad elmer
@cile idrie ser 5ebnidbrige 6rib.
Gin gieI ein 0iell"
6reh. llnteriiidnnaSridlier
,,Sie iinO. wie sic 9ltten er9ebcn
ieineSpeas - permogeuSlos alS
sic bel oer poli3elideu &ernehmma
ertIdrtet @aum 6obeu Gle oamals
ialldle sInaabcn aemaHtY" uSdl
alaubte. Sic perrihaiien uollien ulih
anpumpen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
9oppcItes 9Scdl.

@eim lleberiAreiten oeS 6obrOam.
mes an Der Sonopers rno SuebeS
StraBe mrr0e eeitern 9lbeno Der 36
Sabre aItc gleeer Niaioln 8Drn bon
einen bon @iaiam Stofer eelenften
gluto nieoergeltoBeu. SSn geeleitung
5meier Holi3iiten plIroe DER 9legcr,
wel6er einige GerleBuneen erlitteu
botte, nod Dem nMercDs sSoipitol"
gebrad]t. glitf oieier 5obrt batte
Stofer aber oas 9ed, nit leinenI
SHnouferl oil Der Sorutoeo- uno
Colbert StroBe im0uihlageiL nobel
Die Yoli3iIten Stoter uno ser per.
lebte 9teger ouf ben Snbroomu flo.
gen ober unOerlebt ooOon fomen.
Sm Soipital muroe feltgeiteIlt, ooB
9grn cine &erlebung om @interfopf
lowie mogIider @eiie einen @rr1
0es linten JuBtnodels ooOou setra'
gcn Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
GErnriiOm mad gUrt amfac6O6en.

Ger n@}o5art. .@}dnnerdor", mel.
der am Sonutag cine grturiiou nab
Yorf MAIDEN wollte, bat, pie an an-
oerer Stelle i'm oDelitlNen Gore
iponoent" anee5eigt 1T, Oie grfliriion
Deri6oben neil ole 9eb0roen BON
Yorf Der &inoerldbmlne wegen
feline Grfuriionen aus anoeren Stdo-
ten in oieier 8eit BORT auinebmen
wollen. Oie grfuriion miro ip6ter
itattfinoen mO Damn onge8eiet per.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
NlOturraO. inS QlmtU.GOlliiiou.

Sci elmer Goaiiion, ole iib 5ui.
iden einem bon 4iaiam $. @olf BON
9lr. 9O4, DutelanO.5traBe eelentten
Wlotorrao NIT 5eitenwagen unO ei.
nen BON Sarrp 0goen Dem Sobne
0eS Staats.Senators 0goen bon
gtr. 119, glor0.GareD-Str. eeiteuer.
ten 9luto an Ser Carer. lmo 5ranf.
lin-StraBe geItern QlbenO ereignete,
muroe @olf, iopie fem SSrellno @il.
liam @6riltopber BON glr. 907, 9ufe.
lanO.StraBe, Der inn Seitenmneen
Blab genommen 6atte, aui oie Stra.
BE gei1leuoert. Ogoen bradte Oie
Oldnner, wel6e &erlebllngen oouon.
getragen botten in leinem &raitma.
gen na6 Dem Square-Go.
ipital, woielbit ieitgeiteat wuroe, Dab
g9oli mir lei1te @erlesungen erlit.
ten bal, mGbrenO Gbriitopber anIhei-
nenO einen S6dOelbruh 0apontrug.
@oli puroe nah dr5tli6er 9ebanO.
lung in Der liiOmeitliAen @oli5ei.
Station inter Ger 9el1uloiaung Der
Erunfenbeit lnO lle6erihreiten Der
6abrgeibuinoigfeit ieiteebalter nab.
reno GbriItopber i'm Soipito Jerblei'
ben muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Sn Dem @arage.@ebduoe bon 6.
Gemps, Or. 1922. 9eIoeoere.Strv
itiir5te geitern 9ladmittae Der 36
Sabre alte S5ames 9. 2opea bon Ger.
1920, RoIano. .9lpenuc, 0urH ben
9Iuf8ugsldadt umeeid6r 40 SUB tief
berab. @r blieb bepuBtlos lieeen
mo wuroe il elmer glmbuIan5 nab
Dem ct. Solepbs.Soipital aebrabt,
mo ole 9ler5te feititelten, ooB er oas
Iinfe 9ein an 5pei Stellen eebrohen
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Inter Der 9lui6uloiglmg, einen
Diamantring i'm @ert6e bon $3.50,
0oS @igent6um BON @iaiom 8.
93eeo BON GER. 1924, elt-8apette-
GtraBe, auf elmer Gbore am Niioole-
&ioer geItoblen 81 ba6en muroe &c.
ltern Der Heger gilbert @arriion bon
9ii6ter BadorO in ser niittlereu 9o-
li3eiltation oen 8altimore.GountD
8eboroen iberwielen. Der gteger
@aniel g9. 9arnep, mel1er Den sling
in philadelphia fiir 500 oeriebt bat
te, wurOe unter Der 9lnI9uloigung,
angebli6 Sen 9ling troboem er puB.
te, Dob oerielbe geitoblen mar, in @m-
pfang genonmen 81 baben, Den @roB-
gei6morenen iiberiuieien. Die BEL
ben 0eqer ar6eiteten auf ser Sbore
als &elner. Sor. 9Reeo bate oen
&tng einem 6relm0e ii6erge6en, e6e
er i'm 8Iuiie elm 8aO nabm. Ger
9iing ging Oerloren, uno mG6reno
ingeiGbr 10 Yerionen nad6 oemiel-
ben iubten itono aneeblidb @arriion
nit einem 6uBe auf oemiel6en. Spd-
ter bob er oaun ben Sling mIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Dem 0IeridltsOerFa6rem ii0erluielem.

Gor 9iidter Sobannlen I'M meit.
liden Yoli5eigeridt Datten ii9 &C.
itern g1acbmittae Der gleger Sbomas
@eu imo 9fibor0 YineD miter oer
9eibuloigung, Shinfen aus Dem
Saaer6uuS Scr 6irma Stpiit & So,
entpenoet 81 babeu 81 perantmor.
ten mo wuroen Dem @erihtsperfab.
rem iiberlUieieu ieOoH eeoen 9iirg.
i6ait aui ireiem SUB beloiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
ClnaenO[idler ltc6eLtlGter.

Seit ldngerer 3eit wlroen aus ser
GanoD- -Sa6rif Ser Tirma bon @eorgc
@lome & Son So. gtr. 619, QgeIt-
@dltimoreitraBe, Yadete nit GanOg
imo Chocolate oerIniBt 70 OaB lid
Die 6irma OeronlaBt la6, Der BoIi5ei
oaoOn Wlittbeillng 81 MAIDEN. Ole
QeteftiOs Senfins mo Sones perbai-
teten eeitern 9l6eno oen 16 Sabre all
ten 9io6ert glull bon gtr. 2914, Sar-
forO- -glOenue, unter Dem @eroaht, oie
@aaren geltoDlen 81 6aben, uno ge-
ltano 9lobert angebli9 Elm, oaB er Ger
Tbdter lei. glna wuroe Der meItli-
den 8oli5eiltation eingeliefert mo.
iel6it er angd6, oaB er ole @aaren al
oen @riecben 8eter SturgiB BON gfr,
511, @eit Saratoga StraBe, per-
fault babe. ShreiB, weIHer e6en-
fnas in Sait genommen ipllroe, III
Der Se6lerei bei6uloiet muroe aber
gegen eigene 9iireidait auf ireiem
SUB belailen. Ger Mert6 Der ent-
wenoeten @aaren belduit iid mli
$37.72.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Scim Gpieleu perlebt.

Der t2 Sabre oIte 2oprence Die
bel bon g3r. 103, 5iio.Durbam-Str.,
fiel geltern gRa1mittog bon einem
SoI5banien ouf oem @ier glr. 5 an
ser @rott-StroBc lmo brad iib oas
redte 9eiU. Ger Gerlebte puroe in
Der 9lmbulan3 oes mittleren 0iitrif.
tes ua6 Dem Nlercp.Soipital &c.
bradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

2 SoIbooereien Barrier Sci.
tungen.

- ( I tN ~ - O I -
tungen
@oris, 81. gluguit. Ger ,SSi-
CARO- uno Scr .N1otiu". ioipe an
Oere @oriier 3eitlmeen propbe5eicn,
OaB ii6 in &iir5e ouf Dem 9olfon
Oiuge ereiguen meroeu, Oie bon ero-
Bem giniluB aui ben &rieg Iein per.
BEN Ser y@lotin" itbreibt. Sic 81.
plomatii1e 9hdgo6e Ser glliirten lit
nit Dem @intritt &un1nien's in 0en
&rieg gel0it moroen Sin eiuigeS
Gorgebeu alf alien 3ronten lit Ebat.
ia6e, un0 ole Stlm0e lit Do, IN mel.
der ser Gberbefebl banoeln miro.
Iie 9laiirten boben oolliidn0ige 9e.
peguugsfreibeit. 9luBer Ser Serr.
idoit aif Ser Gee, beiiben iie 9lr.
meen, melde 6epielen bo6cn 0aB iie
oie 6eloen6aitelten Eugenoen beiisen.
9l6er es gibt cine SHlohtitdtte. aIi
melder ser ihneaiie unoeutideioenO
ite grfolg er5ielt lperoen nulB. 0aS
lit 0ie Salonifi 6ront @eneralSors
raie (Der @efeblsbober ser 2llliirten)
bat 6ron5oien, 9riteu, Ser6eu Sta
liener ln0 Hlllien.~
1ie Tbaten Ser 9Ruiien uu0 9iiunG.
nier i'm gforoen uno Die Scr oaiirteu
9lrmeen I'M Siioen 10 iogen Sic Sci.
tnaen, lperoen ole Gnti6eiOlmg oes
GriegeS beihleunigeu
SoIIan0Dertritt Seiter-
reid's Sntereiieu
SIN Saug. pia 9onOon 81 9Ilg.
9(uf 9lniuhen ser oiterrei1iid
ungariiten 9}egierung bat ser boil
lonoii6e @eianote in 9uforeit PHI
toritdt erboIteu sic oiterreidiidam.
gariiHen Suterelien IN 9hrmGnien 81
pertreten.
&aris iiber 8alfonloge
@oris. 81. 9hugy uia 9onoon-
Gin 9eridt iiber oie Gage III Nlo5e.
oonieu ldlltet:
n@eitern ianOen feline widtiacu
Snfanterie @eiebte itatt Die glrtil-
leriet6dtigfeit ldBt in oer@egeuo bon
Ioirm mo Dem Sitrooo.See ua6 "
@oblen in @riebenlauO
9(tben, 81. 9lug. Die arieCbi.
iben 9lugemeinpoblen iino ailf oen
s. Sftober anberount.
&oifer g8ilbelm oanft
oem 2 hiiSer Ser
. itfront.
@erlin 81. 9lleult (pia 2on-
0on. Gie Gaiierlide Cabinets
Srore. in wel6er 9aiier g8ilbelm
@cuerolfelomorlAoa bon Sinoeu-
burg gum Gbef oes @roBen General
itobes erneunt, bat ioIaenoeu @ort
lout.
SD ernenne sic biermit gum Gbef
oeS @eneralito6eS Der 5eloormee ino
bin oobon iiber5elist, ooB i'd oieieS
9[mt feinen beiieren SduOen onOer-
trauen f0nnte. &oa @ertrouen er.
worte i'd. ooB sic meiner glrmee uno
Dem &oterlon0e oie oenfbor beiten
0ienlte leilten meroen.
SD bcnube Die @eleeenbeit, Dem
lieerei6cn Sbiber ser 0itfront mel.
neu ber5Iihiten 0onf fir oG' Oos,
mos er fir oas @oterlono wdbrenO
Der 8mei Sabre oes Srieees seleiitet
bat, ous8uipreben."
Oie Gubinetsor0re, OurH pelHe
General. 2ieutenont 2u0enoorft bis
Der 9inoenbure'S Stabsdei. gum
@enerol 0uortieruleiiter ernannt
miro, lolltet folgenoermoBen.
Dllnter @erleibune Oes &onees eli
mes Generals Ser Snfanterie eruenue
i'd sic biernit gum @eneratGuor.
tiermeiiter nit Dem &nnge eines @e.
nerals umO brinee Sbnen gleidaettia
meinen ber8lihiten Donf fir 6ie aus
ee5eidnetcn 1ienite, melc6e Sie mir
lmo Ser 9lrmee wGbren0 ser lester
5wei Sabre eelciitet boben, oum 9lus.
orud.
2 dc 3eihnungen fir
Oeutihe arte9s.
NlnIeibe
(SrabtIos nab 9oppue)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Nem QJeridltaueriaIren ii6erluieIen.

Ser 24.idbriee @aotormonn @li
g. @urfe muBte iid eeitern I'M Gan,
ton @oli5eigericbt Dor Dem 9fiAter
&iEians wegen eines aneeblicbeu
unnennbaren gIneriffs mif Die cier.
6ebn Sabre alte @ao Smith bon @d.
&inons oerontiporten. Ser 0iilfs-
5Aeriff g}ellies fono oaS MGotben in
einem @eb0l8 in ser gtdbe oes 9ti0er-
&ieD.&drfs aieIos berrm wonoern.
9ur0e 8eit naAber iob er @urfe, Ser
fih eiIielt oooon mohte, ais er oeS
@eomten aniitbtie purOe. @urfe, ser
Oerbeiratbet 1T muroe ipGter in iei-
ner @obniIng, 9tr. 3S23u 6ermpooo.
gIDcule ourb Siilfsiberiff gfellies
uno sic 2ieutenonts Greomer lino
Dieblmonn oerboftet. 9iidter @il-
linmS iiberipies oen 9lngefloeteu
obne 9iirgiboft Dem @eribtsperfob.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
? dl on 3eibnungcn fiir
Oeutihe 9rieas.
(9robtIos nab 9appiue.)

(SrabtIoS nab Gabpiue.)
9erIim 81. 9luquit. ~ Sb9leidj
Die neue finite 9riegsonleibe erit am
4. September 3ur 8eidnung oufee-
le9t miro, loufen bereits Subicriftio-
men fir oielelbe ein. Infer gln0ereR
bat oie 2anomirtbidoftlihe Central
@oriduBbunf 60,000,OO0 N1urt, oie
Glberfeloer Sparbonf 100000
Wtarf ee5eibuet. Die 9lnleibe ioll
fitnf @ro0ent 3inicn trogen imO miro
81 SO alfeeIegt
&aiier uu0 &au3ler in
GoHferen5.
@erIin 81. 9(uglit.- Geihs-
fan5ler bon 9et6mann Sollpeg bat
iiA 5um Sauptqiortier oes aaiiers
3u elmer Gonieren3 begeben. Ger
telegrapbiide @ertebr NIT Hum1niel
mur0e IN ser lesten gsoHt iriterbro-
den imo ole 9iiidfe6r Der Oeutiheu
lmo oiterrei6iid imgoriihen Eiplo.
maten miro iebuii6tis erpartet.
8mei @oli5iiten beipahen oas @e.
bduoe Ser rntdniiheu @eianotibaft,
bod iino feline g(uSicbreiiuugen 81
uer5eihuen eelueieu
3mei Ruiien0ampfer tor-
pe0irt.
Qon0on 81. 9luguIt. Gle rii-
iiiben Gompier n@eIlomo~ mo
,Sten q iino i'm otbniihen @leer.
billeu BON lluterieebooteu ser Sen.
traIm6hte iorpeoirt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

QIbDnnenten, bic hen ,,3entIden GOrrrs
pUnpcnten" nldt pAntilldl Dber unrenel'
mdbIa erhnIieH. linb aebeirn, Der Office
bappn per Eelepbpn rner ihrlitlld sviss
the'suna 80 nt0Mem.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
ST. LOUIS MAN WILL
INVEST 100000 IN
SOUTH DAKOTA Mines
He Says Net Market Value of
Ore In Sight Is $500, 900, 900
Experienced Miner.

Deadwood. S. D.. May l3.-James T.
Miliiken, of st. Louis. who recently
sold his Oklahoma oil interests to the
new $50, 600, 900 Sinclair Oil & Gas cor-
poration for 49, 500, 900. is planning to
invest from $4,000, 900 to 5000, 900 In
mining operations in the Black Hills.
Il have already put 100000 in this
property" a Mr.. Milliken. land I
expect to have something bigger than
n gold min eve developed in South
Africa. 1 expect to uncover 200. O00, 900
tons of ore, which will assay $3.50 to
the ton and which can be mined at a
cost of $3.50 per ton. Multiply 20O,-
100000 tons by SO and you will see that
the net market value of this ore will
be $500, 000, 900. 1t looks like a lot OF
money, but l believe it is there
MIR. Milliken is not an amateur in
the mining business. Before going in
to the oil business in Oklahoma, he was
principal owner of the Golden Cycle
gold mine in Colorado which, before
he sold his interest in it, had paid him
over $4,000 900 in dividends. MI. Mili-
ken says he is confident that his Dead
wood property is the greatest mining
proposition in the world and he intends
to spend 1000, 900, if necessary, to de-
velop it.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
STIFF PRISON TERMS
FOR V|BORC ELOPERS
Both Pleaded Guilty to Charge
Of Adultery-1nvolves Two
Broken Homes"

Viborg. S. D., May 15.-The stern
hand of the law has been clutched
tightly about c. P. Fredericksen n
Mrs. James Thompson. who recently
eloped from the Viborg territory. leav-
ing families, and who We're traced to
the vicinity of Selby, Walworth county,
and placed under arrest. They APP
peared before Judge Bottum, Of the cir
cult court. n entered pleas Of guilty
to a statutory charge. Fredericksen
was sentenced to a term of two years
at hard labor in the Sioux Falls pen
itentiary, and the woman in the case
was given a'term of one year in the
same prison. Immediately following
the imposing of sentence they We're
placed in the ~penitentiary. Mrs.
Thompson is about to become a mother.
and efforts now are being mad to
have her paroled until after the babe
is born. so it will not AVE the stigma
through life of having been born be-
hind prison bars. Fredericksen desert
ed a wife and several small children,
while Mrs. Thompson deserted her hus-
band. taking her only child-a little
daughter-with her when she eloped.
The deserted husband has instituted di-
vorce proceedings and will try to Sc
cure custody of the little daughter, who
now temporarily is In charge of other
persons.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
HURON TO ENTERTAIN
STATE ELkS' MEETING
Many of Amusement Features
to Be Open For Public-Reg-
ular Carnival Program.

Huron. S. d.. May 13.-Huron lodge.
No. 444. B. p. o. E., is making ex-
tensive preparations for the entertain
ment of the annual state convention In
this city on June Z and 8, and the
plan is to make Huron a mecca for
great crowds at that time. The enter
tainment will in large proportion be
open to h public and all the towns in
the central part of the state will he
circularized.
Most of the attractions will be he'd
on the fair grounds, and the public will
be admitted to everything for a single
gate charge. automobiles being admit
ted free. There are to be baseball
games, auto and motorcycle races, a
parachute drop, a barbecue, displays
of daylight fireworks, and other attrac-
tions.
Arrangements are in the making for
a first class street carnival, to be
brought here for the two days. and the
contract will probably be closed in a
few days. The Twin City Lyceum bu-
reau has already entered into a con-
tract for the additional entertainment
features, the Sinclair Scotch trio and
"Hensler's Winsome Raskels."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
SECRETARY LANE ON WAY
TO NATURALlZE INDIANS

Washington. D. c.. May 13.-The
United States will gain 1856 new citi-
zens Saturday. They are Sioux In
dians, nov members of the Yankton
agency. Secretary Lane is on his way
there today as the personal represen-
tative of the Great White Father" the
president of the United States, to con-
duct the ceremonies. Incidentally he
will present the Indians with patents to
their allotted lands.
The action will mark the first real
step in Secretary Lanes policy OF Civ
ing all competent Indians full control
of their individual affairs, and placing
them upon the same legal standing al
all other American citizens.
A feature Of the ceremonies will be
the presentation by Secretary Lane to
each Indian, of a leather purse. a small
American flag and a golden colored
badge bearing the inscription a "~citizen
OF the United States" He will then
greet each Indian by his white name
and the ceremonies will be ended.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-17
KIRBY MAY PAY COSTS IN
ACTION AGAINST POLlEv

Pierre. s. D.. May 1.-THE referees
report in the Policy disbarment case
has been filed with the supreme court,
and their findings hold that Joe Kirby
did not. prior to h filing OF his petit
ton praying for the disbarment of
Judge Policy. inquire of Will Bailey
whether or not he had paid. or given
any gratutty or reward, for his APP
pointment to the legislative position. It
was charged in the petition filed by
Kirby that Policy had received a re-
ward for making the appointment.
The findings hold. further. that the
letters filed in the case in now way
warrant the conclusions contained in
such charge and hat said accusations
were made and filed by Kirby without
probable cause: that. in the opinion of
the referees. the court should deter
mine what, il any. costs exist and why
they should not be taxed against Kirby.
LEAD-Thomas III. McGaw, Of this city,
was q former comrade In arms Of Private
Roscoe Tyree. who met death at Glenn
Springs. Tex. recently when that place
was raided by Mexican bandits. McGaw
n Tyree enlisted In the United States
army at the same time and place. this
being at Apache. Ariz.. in 1914. Tyree was
q member Of the Glenn Springs patrol.
Press dispatches say he has been missing
since his dash from al adobe house to
lace the raiders AFTER nine C0v8lfymen
had defended the hut for a period of three
hours, or until the roof was set on fire
by Mexican fire balls.
DEADWOOD-one Of the most remark
able Of the aged residents OF the Black
Hills 10 George VIM. a veteran express
man Of this city. who has just celebrated
the Sind anniversary Of his birth. He
came to Deadwood In 1877, and was ac-
lively engaged In his line Of work until
about q year Co.. when he sustained q
broken limb in q fall. Despite his age. he
has recovered sufficiently to again DO
about and daily looks after his business.
vIENNA-Judge Sherwood by a decision
Of the state supreme court was sustained
In the matter Of the Carlson-Baldwin sa-
loon which has been In operation In VI.
emma. The decision means that the saloon
must be closed. At a special term Of state
circuit court the state brought suit against
the saloon. alleging that the saloon was
Q nuisance. Judge Sherwood decided in
favor OF the plaintiff and ordered the "a.
loon closed. when the defendants carried,
the case 20 b supreme court. which now
has sustained b order Of Judge Sher.
wood.
DEADwooD-From four to s,x inche.
OF snow fell over the Black Hills region
and north and east OF here Thursday
-nishe and Friday. Nightly frosts are do.
Ing Some damage.
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