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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
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8. &einemllnb bon Muscatine, Ssa.,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
Scenes aus Rod 9slanb

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iid nad Hodeiter, Minn., begab, INN
iid in DEM oortigen Mapo @rothers
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3uitano peridlimmerte iid jeood,
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I id}limm, baB lein @bleben jeben Au=
genblid befiirdtet muroe. Ser 600
trat ieood crit seitern Msorgen Elm.
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s.. Mai oes Sabres 1860 in 3uma
gomnlbip Sos 2iht ser @elt. @ier
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bis er lpater nod Der ~l1niperlitdt bon
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tie 1885 grabuirte. Mecgnerp nabm
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la11o anf unb mar 5ulest in Dem sc.
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sum- Staotanmalt %ernannt. ST bieli
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8ruoer, sc. 5. Mcgniry, elm 9(n-
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gleider 5taot. SIN ser Sabre oes
g~eritorbenen tral1ern ieine @ittpe
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brei 8riiber.
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miro Mortag gnrmataa bon oel
Sralterlpobnung aus erfolsen.
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Sitter bon Is Sabren ltalio, itarb ge.
tern lit Ser 8ohrutng leines Sobres
Ireo 9. Sing, in Clinton, So. 9el
Ser torbene erblidte, i1 iHod Sslanl
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item, pelde Sic Sdiffe anf Dem So
ter Ser Strome %Ieitete. gr itarb SIT
lett in Ben 1ieniten Der 2amb &
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bod Dor 5ebn Sabren in ben Mube
Ita116 5l1riif.
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lWeorgen ol1rd Holiseiridter Smlitl
inter 81, 500 giirgid)aft feltgeboltel
nno iein gerbor lptroe bis sum 81
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CHARLES u. @beelan aefol11n1en ieil
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jeDoh @eroadt nno benadri6tigt,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15

Ne bepor @aben 81. & s.. cine pradrisere sm5abl pn sln5H- {
gen snm @erfanf ausgelest, ais sic SmnOerte upn Muter, Die in J.
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partment Jest init Sen Nenidemmemgen auHalt, sic gerne lire sns= r.
Gabl ans Ser aOaeffion treffcn mOQen, einsetroffen Ino.
2ieies lit elm anFersew0bnlider @erfanf Dun sn5Hsen, ser !
srDkte, melder in oieier saiipn uDrfummen miro.
2afar lit em @runb porbanben. geripatet III Ser NbGefernns !
ais Oieielben periproden poroen nno ans Oielcm ernnOe nit ipe=
SeQen Ereis &ebmsirnnsen. 8esierig, ibren &1noen nno alien 2a=
men Ser Srei Stabte Sen @prt6eil ipldler &pnoitipmen SIT geuab
ren, Fno Oiie MnsHge = nnO es gebt Snnoerte ppn oiern bel
M. e. s. snna @erfamf ausselegt uuroen nnb Spar SIT Hreiem, Die
mirflidJ mnglanbbaft nno fit lcniatipnea fno.
SIS lit cine pradtise aoncftion pun gn5asen in Sen aasrnene-
item MateriaGen nno Sen mpbernien Sarben, bu6id, aeihneioerte
gn5age nmo feioiam senng, I'm fir ae @eesenbeiten SIT pahen.
Mn5nse ams srpaOelutb, &suol @elour, GbefeS @elunr, Serge, Gu
baroine, @bipeurS, Epiret suia, @elpets mnb iugar splipias nnS
aitens Gr GlOtb in elmer arufen @eridieoenbet ser Sarben
inns Mnier. Burgundy, gNteria, llum, Sanpe, Sraun, Grim,
Mapu nno sdpuars fins sic purberrid1enbcn 6arben nno cine sn=
5bl oieier gnsnse io nit Eels persiert me beipiels,ueie &ubbe,
Maroer, Siber per Nfanlmmrf.
senn man iasen ,pHrbe, Sieies lit Elm bemerfcnsmert6er Der
fauf, 10 lit Sas MIR mills ausgeornft, bcnm es aabcm ME beier
@ertbe nnb ent5ndenSere Nnicr, me tie lit bder auleftiun ppm
Mnsngen ansebotem /,ueroen. @r baben Mn5uae, oe aMeu @rD=
Fen mnS &Drperformen ser Srauen nno 2amcm paIen, fDnnen
eine Mnsabl Nfmier finoen, nun Semen Sic Sbre gluspabl trefcn
fOnnen. SIS lit pirflmJ cine cnolole MusuaBl.
Sieie gn5isc maneu angeieben merben, nm seba6reno auer-
fannt SIT uerSen, oenn es lit nmm1gltdL oieicnbem genam por auJ
MIR unnaGernS at beid)reibem umb Elm pulitanoisss silo BON oerem
mirfidem @ertG SIT seben.
@enm Sic fls inb, 10 merbem Sic ndt perfeblen, i5
bhie gnsiae ient ansmIe6en, nm iei;mfeleu, ,ue banerfensuertb
bicier &erfanf ppn gnaasem iii S@irflidfeit lit mS Sic meroen
Sann Saranf erpidt ieu, Sire snsluabl frnbciens SIT treffen, i-
lanae Die smswabl nod gruk nno cine cnOrnne @crdieOembet Ser
Ninier purbamoeu lit.
IS giebt 81 beiipicsmeiic cine Sn;abl 9n;lge, sic Gergeie0t
mnrbcn, I'M SIT Sen Eraien pun sos nuo $50 perfamit ,m merbem,
Sic Greie fno iet $3.50.
Mn5asc, sic il bod ais $50 uerfanft mmrben fir $50.
gnsige, sic uprSiglidJe @ertbc at SS imo - fir $3.50.
gn5nge, lei benen Sic nidt sDsern meroeu, $3.50 at 6esa6-
len - fir $25.
Mmkeroem cine cmbloie gnsuabl uuu MnsHgen III $780,,
$685. mO $22a50, aMe Greiie ipe,iea auseiebt.
Sieier @erfani miro MIR fir fnrsc 3at Sauerm nnb faas Sic
nerfeblen, ams oieicm nnaeu0bnliden Greiiem Sortbcil at ,ieben, 10
meroen Sic es ider beremen.
Steicr @erfamf lit bel 20. & g., Sud sSslanS.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Big 9Th of July Celebration at Miller, S. Oak.
THOUSANDS VISIT
SOLDIERS In CAMP
Many South Dakotans Spent Sum
day With Militia

Redfeld, June 26.-Sunday at
Camp Hagman was a day of thankful
relaxation from labors arduous, a
day of greetings and smiles from
familiar faces from home.
A crowd surprising anything here
tofore seer at Camp Hagman'sgrove,
assembled from all directions Sun.
day. Every road for fifty miles IN
every direction was dotted with au-
tomobiles hurrving to the camp. At
the camp itself they stood in uncount.
ed hundreds. Cars were seen bear.
ing the remnants of every town in
Sphinx county and of Miller, St. Law
renee. Huron, Mitchell. Aberdeen,
Watertown, Faulkton and many
other cities.
Yesterday the soldier relaxed.
Where the day before he sat with his
comrades at mess time or ate his
meal standing. he on Sunday took
his a with his beef and beans and
beside him sa. his sister or his sweet
heart with a mess KIT in her lap.
duly provisioned, or maybe it was
his wife.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
CELEBRATION OF
4TH AT MILLER
Band Concerts, Auto Parade, Base
Ball, Horse Races and
Fireworks

The business men of Miller have
raised a generous subscription for
the big celebration of the national
holiday in this city next Tuesday
with plenty of free entertainment
Tor all. and a large crowd is expect
ed. Band music will be furnished
by the Fair City Band. Of Huron.
the Court House Park may be used
for those who wish to bring picnic
dinners, and a free conveyance will
be furnished from Churchill's store
to the race track where the after
noon events will be staged. The
city stores will close from 1890 until
after the ball game. The program
will be found elsewhere in this paper.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Fail From Buggy
Gives Broken Nose

Arnold Freemark. a farmer living
northeast Of town, fell from his
buggy Sunday evening. and either
struck his nose on a wheel. or the
buggy ran over him. The result
~as a broken nose. He had been
St. Lawrence and was driving he
IN his buggy in a condition never al.
vocated at a camp meeting. About
three miles north on the st. Law
renee road he tumbled out of the
buggy. Passing automobile people
fave him a lift into st. Lawrence
and summoned DR.. McWhorter who
reports Freemark's nose crushed.
Small pieces of bones were taken cut
and several stitches required to close
Up the wound. 1t is reported that
the man said he was given liquor out
OF q jug by parties in st. Lawrence,
the first he had drank in three years.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
EAST SIDE NEWS
81. Lawrence NeMsl

l.. G.. Breese found a tarantula
Monday on a bunch of bananas and
succeeded in getting him into a fruit
jar. 1t was quite a curositv to many
citizens.
N. w. Jacobs and assistants haye
erected a house on the Schmieter
farm in Bates township, owned now
by Vert Engelmann, of Logan town
ship. Later a barn will be built.
This week they began work on the
construction of Allen Jones house.
Monday night as f. X. Fisher, of
Miller. was driving a car up from
the grove it backed up and turned
over on one side on the grade across
the creek. Fortunately no one was
seriously hurt.
Hugh McKelvey. of Rec Heights.
and Dick Hershman, of Wolsey.
driving westward in the formers
auto Monday night struck a rock
weighing about 800 pounds at the
end of a corrugated culvert IN front
of the Evans home, at the foot of
Kings hill. and moved the rock 9 or
10 feet. The occupants escaped in
jury. but the a was considerab ly
damaged.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Children's Day AT
Christian Church

Childrens' Day exercises will be
held at the Christian Church next
Sunday evening. July 2 at 8 o'clock.
Following is the evenings program:
Opening Song by School
Welcome-Fredricka Richardson
Exercise-Boys' Class
Song-Girls' Class
A Lesson for the Old Dola
Douglass
Solo-Ophelia Stratton
Recitation-Herbert Sweetland
Song--Primary Class
Blanche Churchill
Song-Russell Danburg
Recitation-Evelyn Richardson
Solo-Otto Nelson
Recitation-Lillis Meade
RecitatIon-Alice Sweetland
Duet-Marion and Bernice Cor
coran
Song-Male Quartette
Closing Benediction
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29

The state bankers meet this week
at Sioux Falls. Local bankers in at
tendance r E F. Waite, Hand Co.
State. and A.. B. Catalan, First Ma
tional, vf Miller, Cashiers Gage, of
Rec Heights, Jarmuth. or st. Law
renee and Noble, Of Vavland. If
they figure out a way to loan us
fellows who have to borrow some
cheaper money. the people will raise
up and bless 'en. If they don't
we'll borrow it anyway.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
COL. ROOSEVELT
OUT FOR HUGHES
Advises Party to Unite and De-
feat Democrats

Chicago. June 26.--Colonel Roose-
welt definitely refused the Progress
siye nomination for president in a
letter to the bull moose committee,
urging them to support Hughes. His
argument in favor Hughes is based
upon the necessity for patriotic Am
ericanism.
ITO the Progressive National Com
mittee:
"Gentlemen-In accordance with
the message | sent to the Progress
siye national convention. | now COM
municate to YOU my reasons for de-
Ginning the honor which | so deeply
appreciate. Since the adjournment
of the convention. | have received
between two and three thousand
letters and kilograms from men who
had supported me for the nomina-
ton, the majority expressing the de-
sire that l would refuse to run, while
a minority urged that | should accept
the nomination. AS it is a physical
tnpossibilItv to answer these letters
and kilograms individually, | beg of
the courtesy of the senders that they
will accept this public statement in
Iiou IF o,,ch apcuaro
I'm my judgment. the nomination
of MI. Hughes meets the conditions
set forth in the statement of the Pro-
gressive national committee, issued
last January. Under existing con-
dltions. the nomination of a third
ticket would. in my judgment, be
merely a move in the interest of the
election of Mr.. Wilson. Iregard Mr.
Hughes as a nan whose public record
is a guarantee that he will not mere.
ly stand for q programme of clean.
cut straightout Americanism before
election, but will r~esolutely and in
good faith put it through if elected.
He is beyond all comparison better
fitted to be president than Mr.. Viii
son. 1t would be a grave detrimen'
to the country to re-elect Mr.. Wilson
| shall, therefore. strongly supper
Mr., Hughes"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
South Hand
Old Settlers Picnic

Old Settlers of South Hand coun-
tv will hold their annual picnic at
Cawood's Grove Mondamin twp. on
Wednesday July the 18th. Follow
ing is a brief list of committees in
charge of arrangements:
Com. on sports-C. F. Halbig,
Fred Sieman.
Water-W. F. Dearborn, Benz.
Heezen.
Grounds-A. E. Schmidt, Palmer
Gilliksen, Geo. Parsons, Fred Hal.
big.
Marshall. j. Robinson.
All franchises will be let by the
president, and no games of chance
will be allowed on or near the
grouds.
Pres Miss Thurza Robinson.
Sec.-Mrs C.. H. Porter.
Treas.-Mrs. c. F. Halbig.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Wild Animal Circus

Think of q circus performance Civ
On almost entirely by wild animals
ind domestic animals. Can you i'm
aglne acrobatic lions, riding leopards
snd tigers, juggling sea lions. high
diving monkeys. pigs that do every
thing but talk, waltzing zebras. base
ball playing elephants. high school
horses, clown elephants. comedy Ted
dy bears-bears that actually do more
comical stunts than the modern
clowns-all Of these animals appear
with the big Yankee Robinson Wild
Animal circus. In addition to the
big wild animal circus. all of the pop
ular features of the old time circus
are carried together with q complete
wild west show, which brings the
performance to q wonderful close.
The Yankee Robinson circus this sea-
son maintains it has the most wond-
erful. sensational and pleasing ex-
hibltion before the American public.
On circus day you will also have the
opportunity Of visiting, the Parker
carnival company, which will exhibit
day and date with the big circus.
All the latest riding devices are car
ried. This stupendous aggregation
Of shows-ffteen in number will ex-
hibit at Miller. July 1Sth.-Adv.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Local Ball Club
Wins One, Loses One

The ball team autoed to Gettys-
burg Sunday for a game. and got the
short end of a Ga result. Ernest
Garrett and Morrison did the battery
work. The team took another auto
hike Monday to Faulkton. and with
Dewitt and Morrison in the points
they won a hard fought ga contest.
This so so break in a long overland
trip is a very favorable result for the
locals. They will meet Faulkton
again at Miller July 4th, and of
course the north county team will
come ''braced' for a battle royal.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
tFrom Rec Heights Review,

'''ont Y AitiShts VIC
Mr. Schliesmenn, from Trip. who
owns four quarters of land in Sec
tons % and n. is hauling out lum-
Der, only waiting for the location of
a well to begin erecting buildings for
a hlooded stock farm on the place.
So far we have heard OF but one
young man in this vicinity who has
taken the chance to offer his services.
Homer Hines. a nephew Of J.. w.
Hines. went to Pierre Tuesday night
with the intention of enlisting in
Company "A" Of that city. Victor
Woodruff, of Miller, is a lieutenant
in Company &C." the Brookings
company.
Peter Werdel is moving back to
his farm in Como, and has ordered
the lumber Tin Rec Heights) to build
a new house. granary and barn-all
large, convenient buildings. Mr.
Werdel is one of the substantial men
of Hand county, and knows enough
to get back on the west side.
Harry Gardner and Katie Hague
returned home last Thursday night
from the Academy at Yankton from
which they graduated.
Rev. and Mrs E. 2. Swartout are
at Rapid City this week. attending
the annual State Conference of the
Congregational Churches.
We understand that Arthur Stew
ems. who had charge of the Nelson
ranch, northwest Of town in this
township, has purchased the same.
This is al important sale. as the
ranch consists of six quarters and an
eighty. and is improved. Mr. Stevens
is to be congratulated on his fore
sight in getting hold of a good chunk
of Hand County land before it goes
out of reach. He is a stock raiser,
rather than a grain farmer. which is
the proper stunt.
Miss Jessie Scott returned home
Saturday from Yankton. where she
graduated from the Normal Depart
ment of Yankton College.
Miss Margaret Gardner arrived
home Tuesday night from Chicago.
where she has been attending the Art
Institute for the past year. She ex-
poets to return in the fall for anoth-
er years work.
j. w. Wenrick. who has charge OF
the road work on the Hill road south
Of town, reports good progress with
the work. The worst difficulty en-
countered was the rock. that had to
be blasted out before the road could
be graded. but in a short time now
the road will be in good shape.
j. K. Berry, with his daughters.
Erdine and Edith. left o Tsaeedey
evening for a visit to relatives IN
Iowa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
CORRESPONDENCE
N EXCHANGES
Personal and News Notes From
Over the County


Miss Juniatta Watson and her
mother have gone to Sioux City
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs John Marsten. and Mr.
and Mrs Warren Locke joined the
Aymars and departed last week for
White Water, Wisconsin, in their
cars. With Miller pendants hyIng
they were a jolly looking crowd.
They expect to be gone a month.
The Current Event Club met at
Mrs Winfield Bauer's Thursday af.
ternoon. National and State flowers
were studied and as usual splendid
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Kuper from
Tennis. S. Oak. are visiting at the
home Of Mr. Kuper's sister Mrs Joe
Steinleitner.
Cutting alfalfa and cuitivating
corn have been the farmers routine
this past week.
Often that broad smile is caused
by a new a but not always. Some
times, it is caused by a new land
mark in the shape of a monstrous
new barn which not only adds COM
fort to the stock bat pride and honor
in helping to build up q community.
j. f. Wilson in Greenleaf being the
prosperous n "all smiles"
Childrens' Day exercises we're held
at the Moncur schoolhouse Sunday.
June Is. A fine attend nce and the
little folks did their part well.
The weather man is a fine fellow
sending the rain spontaneously.
Miss Hazel Pierce spent SUNDAY
with her sister Gleone, who is help
ing Mrs E. A. Garlic.
JIM and Alex Moncur were In Rec
Heights on business Wednesday.
Mr. Jake Mehl and his brother anC
family from near Howell visited a
the formers brother in-law VIII
Bauer's Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Grant, Of Miller, wa
out IN Greenleaf township Friday
regardless of the high wind.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Mcclure cam
down from North Hand Wednesda
and are visiting with MIR and Mr.
Joe St~einleitner. They are planning
a pleasure trip 500 to the BlacI
Hills. which they expect to make il
their car.
Mrs Jacob HcItzworth has sol
600 bushels CT wheat and the pas
week has been delivering 1t to Miller
There was a large crowd fror
Alpha attended the Camp Meeting
at st. Lawrence Sunday, all takini
J their dinners made a picnic whic
, will not soon be forgotten.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
PrOgressives
Endorse Hughes

Chicago. June 27.-The bull moose
officially addicted its position as the
holder of the balance of power. at
the meeting of the progressive ma
tional committee last night, and by
a vote of 80 to 6, with 8 not voting,
endorsed Charles E. Hughes for
president. and decided to place no
candidate in the field.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Easy" Prosecutions

Was that a real laugh heard rever-
berating over Hand county's prairies
or just an echo? Tut. tut. folks,
didn't the States Attorney himself
candidlv admit that his ''prosecu-
tons were the best ever? Well,
then-what tell!
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29
Boys of 10 to Is
May Join Army

Redfeld, June 27-The war de-
partment has instructed command
ing officers to accept applicants Is
% over without parents consent,
q d is to J8 with consent of parents.
Orders have been received by
General Morris authorizing the
raising of two troops of cavalry in
Dakota.