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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

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Der ino 5wei &ril0er G0orlcs gSo
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@dbrtudtro8cr nuairtcn Die $50.
yll1cr Mloege 6rco 9iappc G9r.
Shml0t Ncrnlom &elluci George
Na0ar mn N Ml0llMaMn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Inter oroBcW Sroler9eIolgc unroe
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ciicr llihte Nrl glhuic 5Ur00er
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9order iuo 5ron Gnma Smith.
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ucr 6eirauert ST. Nousmon NOR
elm @2iiglieo ocs ~@om6riims Sim
ser llntcrihibungs &crcinS~ nno
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in Ser ocltihen lutb. SmmonueIs
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idloienc miro bon ont ainoern
5rou ". 9aliter SSrou @loraorei
Rooer &obn qlnno, Charles 8arr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Ger arnie Souep. Der ais Cpicr fiit
leiien Serrn geiallen mar, miirNe qlil
ons chrcnUolliic 3ii @robc 9clcitCi
Wlaoelinc, 81 @augbah 5rou Nal.
tom Die @irur0S im0 6olliNgsb1
folgien ieiner 9obre. als iei cr elm
nabcr 9Inneripon0ter uno nidt Elm
@ieucr ocs linen befreimoetcE Na.
les aemeicn Soro ielbii par nidlt sur
5taci getoniincn ole 9ladrit6t bon
oenI cntieBliden Grelgnis battle TON io
gepaltia eridiitiert, Dob ein beiiiacr
6icberoniall iBi ANS nelis 0arnicoer.
uarf nuO bon ieiner Seinreile iilrs
critic uic1t oie 9lcoe ieiu fonntc Dod
mor cr ielt eutlNlolieu iobol0 mie
liogiid yirild3iIehrcn limo lelncn
5ein0eii oic Stirt 3lt bietel @enlt
lic iAm oenn olrdaus rat1 Dem Se6en
tradltcteb 70 iollte iueiialifns fcincr
nlebr als Siiuoenbpd iiir i0u biuten.
@rerel bate oics nidt dnoerS er.
wartet, ooM uor ~ IN Ser lleher3elt
aitu9 getomHcib onB IN Der naditeu
3cit ieirc @ciohr iiir Spro 5ii fird
ten iei oie &sipre@pi8 0cs slor0es
in ocn 3eiiihiaen haite ocn llebelid
tern ceHc pellel eineH DelioNe9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

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rernihtet
Sin duBcr8cipo5nlidl itatrigid35
mes 1dnlipiel Got seitcm elm 9ran0,
0er sic geammte Sencrwchr oerSuns
oesbanptiiaot ioii 5uei Shmoeu be.
lsbaiiisie uno oic $25,000 foiieuoeglt
rnsiodt BON Gberii Ai Jbonpon
bon sSoi6ingion pollig Ia glide legts
Eie Sad)t Loo 5ii &cparaiur5uedcn III
oen {rodenood oer Wlarine 9iolwa0
anD Gool &c. ais pl6blidl acaeu 2
llht 9ladnlitlaas oichter 9loHh aus
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iobang Ser Sadt 9rlan9 6 trob scr
groBteu @eaii9iulgen nidlt oer6lams
fHeH &err 3l lper0en, iui0 mebrcrc
gllarne 0radltct III fnr3er 3cit ocit
aeoBteu lbeil Der 6cueripehr sur
Stellc Ger 9ranober0 nor inl Mla-
ilbineurotIuc entoedt morocn. inns
haso tamen oie 6eueripe6rleute sur
lle5cSclglmg oaB iie oas Sdiii
perlorea aebcn utiiBtcn uio iih mir
oaraf uerleaea fonntcn etipa 300
Wolonen tSaioliu Sic iid dri oem
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3n rotten 9inc 9r6Berc Allengc Uon
Soao 0lfnition Bic Cbcrit Cbonlp.
lpn bci eineu 6oaocn 5n bcmiben
pileaie crpiooirie uit cincn im1cin.
Iiden Sdrm lllo 500 oaourd oie
9uI1eriianlleit eincs groBen lbeilcs
ecu IN oer 9ldhc uo6uenoeu 9epolte
rlina an Ben 9rau0. Ibcrit ybonip
ion puroc tclep6oniiA pon oem9rat
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idlls ail SID @rauoiicIlc or erflar
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oerelu Rhoioarap6ie'u init cigenbon
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BON Gnalauo pom Q}iiaoo mio at
oerrn qeir0nier Saupieua
Sic Sadlt Ste ocn 9laman ,@ner
ala0es fi0rte mnr Az sun lana,
2S BiIB hrcit nn0 mor IN Sioiau 81.
uqr ,SIa im Sabre 1903 gebaut
ipuf0rn
llnf0ilein @uibiHaton.
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23o l6 5iraBc 80, maroe %.
ilcru bei'm @allipielen er6e6lid ain
aopir verleei mo mnBte IN oem Gas
lualiN 0oipital IN gebanolung sc
nouin@l uerocn
4ie t2id6riac 4larie EaDaQ Dor
9lr ii16, M5traBe 60 6rad
iic1 aciicrn ia ocr 9ld6e oes 1ol0iers
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son elnen 9mnle iicl
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9fr l3iS y SiraBe gtAe brod
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ai oeH ocr auo5c iaB nnter i6nl
abhrad Ger aaabe itiiBte etua so /
sun ticI 5ir Groe au0 miIBte ii ei' |
nen 2ln6ulan5pagen IN Dos George
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

S550O0O 5m @on 0eS nrologii6cn
Gniiihuca mO nn ia6ca Sa6rc mr.
DC ocr 2Ror6urg 6ono I'M $4,000
crlOai 0incs Der lcbtcn 9roBcnStl-
pcH0cn uor 0us bon 6rnu 0arrlct
SoHc &o1nilou bic 100000 5lm
Narrict Sanc Ncim gao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
llrnMiIcmnIIcraarIcn nni MNpur.


Sn ocn oS)anbur3cr 9iahric9tcn"
leieu mir: o0ic SiMeriieMtng intic.
rcr &olfScrnG6rlng 0lrM uermebr.
ten @cmiiiebau bat iic5 Der Serefi
sur 60roeumg Ger NloorfuItur i'm
Gcitidlcn 9ieide sur ghligo6c &C.
maht inocm CT oic 9nIagc BON Niu
iiergemiiicgdrtucr aii Nioorgeldnoe
I'M pcitcil9cbcuOen 9}aBe 5r i0rOcrl
iu6t Iicic Ml6tcradrtca ioacn iiir
Sen 9lnbau micrcr widtigiicn @c
Miiicartcn, mic Grbici, 5o6l9emdhic
imO gSir5clgcmiiic auf oen beri1ie
oenltcl Niuorb0Ocn ais nlregcn0c
uno bele6reuoc 9eiipiele oicncn. Eie
Geriudsanitcacr crbalten 5il Oicienl
3ped foitenlos Die criorocrGdcn
GiingcmittcL Sdmereien mo A}ilan
sen. 9le6en 9ei6alicn iiir sic $40.
itou Ser 9oOc16earbciting unO i6rcr
9iilismittcl miro alBcroem cine be-
ionOcre &crgiitune in 9oar 6cipil.
liat Gic Grtr0ge bleiben Gigcnt0m
ocS @eriuhsaniteQers, Scr id Icoig
li9 uerpilidten muB, ocn 9lnbau
naA 6ciiininiten &orihrijten cin5u
rihtcn mo ourd5uiii5rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Sdpodc neooie &crioner gcpo8 Soifunasogteit m0
ihcdicu Erdmcu cri46pfcnocn 9usnic @ut 9adc aop
idun &ooroao0 gbuobmc oe Geb0rs unO Der 5cDtru aa
torrb 0oecnorudcs Stbucropng ghOgtc Grrotbn 3terr
&T5flopfc 9rtbeflcurg Acngidfe un0 Srlbnn eriaren
Dem uSngcuOrcO,@ an 60scu n8cuO@cr ScrrrnuaruI
aroid tr5eer 3c StrrCn Samcuilnf @gimOFs 9romp'
a6 uuO Naerbnd uad O6A etgOO onf ue SdGg
ge6clt mcrOcn
3rhs hineone rre6e qufaao,
Gcnidcn @riootalmif 1877 CAT q. Ctr, 0cp gurf a. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

iiNl ttuuJlttD1 lOll lilli NllNiltili lbAlt
ciumal Gin 2rief oisbleibt, Onnn III
es 3eit &ouoban 81 @ilie 81 rnien
6riiber 6ottcn Die gebeimen Git.
5lmgcn 0cs Qcuitces IN sincnl 0olon.
oers oa5l 9cnlietetcn Sofal iiattge.
hmocn; ieit SaGroirs 4ranfbeit wur.
Den oieicl6en ieood) regelmdBia IN
Dem tleileu @iuter3inmer leincr9Sob.
aimg gebalteN. Dies geidlo6 Hueri
idcinbor ats 9lidiidt iiic Sd Gror,
iuifer Dem &orpano, OaB ct a6en0s
noH iiht ansgeben oiirie. mo lparo
oann itillidmeigeno fortgeleBt 9eI
oicicil SiBungelt fomeu lcltcn mebr
ais 0rei ooer pier Nlitalie0er 5ulom.
men. @aiipi irno Souorin warei
b0uiia onoermeitig bei6ditigi imo
Or. giiQos nabn crit ieit llr5enI oos
rom Sell 3upeilen iaB aud1 eiu flei.
ner, obidredcuo bdBlihcr glouL ocn
lie Eoniig nanttcn in ibrem Nreiie.
glbcr lpenn cr 5ugegen mar feDlte Sa'
porin iicts
,Ycroinou0 Nlofofsfi pdr m.n Sc.
reits felt ore Eagen hi ga @roiyS
Sdilc cindiortiert 3uerii bate oic
ooiernoc 9lmueienbeit 0eS oon l6reln
@ater 70 lneripariet eingclaocnen @as
tics lQoina nit GROCER 8eiorgnis en-
iiillt mo ooB ibn ooS @emodl ncben
ibrcS &aters Shlni3inner on8elple'
fen miroe bradte tie geraoe5l in&er.
@s iicl ibr oahec cine pabrc Sait
uon Ner5cL els ibr &ater ielbit oiiT
aeica llniian0 5li ipreheu fan vSdb
haiia lo0te Jer 3u Qlatoisti ais lie
iiN au eriieii qlben0 5iir gtddli5eit
o0ah Pie icineu all5li leiien
5Nlai habea aleine lodlter iitt
rac5ts uodl bei mir t 3immer, ipeiI
IN felt cliiiger 3eii crit ipdt einibla.
Ten tonu uNo lore gl6ne perubiaenQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

&n Der Opcr. go6en9rin
critcr 9ltt. G6en bat Scr 0rolSrittcr
iein ihoniies a9I1 6hiaasgeidmet.
tcrt. u@lid. i3 lic6e Tihl" ga
ladt elm 9crlincr olii Sid is
intl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Der Sail iibertragen mar ano lubni
in elmer lebteu llnterre0ume BON Nla.
Oelinc ouf mbeitimnte 3eit 9lbidbieo-
oghu Inn aiiBeriien glotfGll Ionnei
mir jeBt nod 5iiiomnenfonmch
,aate cr,rober Sie perocn olliUpcbclt'
lid) gta6ridlt bon mir crbolten, lueilt
ciimol Gin grief ousblcibt, Onnn lit
cs Set, &ouobon 81 &ilie 81 ruien f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Kinder sonroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
9 a s TT O RIA

9lbpunrnicu, bie Sen ,1cnlidicn GnirciDpr.
ncuteu" nihi piniuin uocr unrcncimdnln CT,
haucn llnp ge1eien, Der Cillec nnuou per Telt,
phnn Docr hrinlin WNiiAciiuun so mnuicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
1lDarnWt 9fralteit
8riEfc EdDrribelt.
2Ia Spoia 6. &iuf6om @icOicinc So.

0cinnoc Srdrcn iro9cn oil Sinh
bic @ricie pcldlc sic 1U0ia s. &hl6am
llc0lciuc SO imWicrbrodcn Dcr1ifenis
iclt cc0i2 SIM ile ualrl" rgSas
nm ldrci5cn 6r1ucn iolcgc NrlcicI
RUS yhiiu0rt laaeu ipir ooB iuir ME
eiucn lin9iricn @rici oocr Jiamcu ucr0i
icniidli babcn glic bcben iuir pncni
ld1 cincu luuua0rcu Sricf ooer obuc oic
oolc ulo iNritlite 0rlnu0niG 0cr 6rnL
oic i9H ldric1, ucrotcnlidt
Ser @riuo parum Emicuoc bon
Sracn ns o1ci G9oilcn oea Sdn0es
lode oaulcriiilien @ricfc an sic gDoid
S $ml9om glsoicinc Go ihrci6cn iib
baG rgoa g @uubonia @cneiabc @onis
pnuno @cinn0bcit un0 @liid in ibr ciuit
BON odmcr3cu uuo Sciocr criiutcs Sc
gen 0cbracbi bat
s. Cat Sracu BON caic6cu Ser
lHlmnllien SDrmcu bon Srmleulciocm
bon %cCldebnngeu 0ni3irouu0cn Sc
l1pilreL lIureaelmdBiaicii gler0oiitdh
pdnuddlc. Niaacnleiocu uno giieocr0es
lNlaacnleii bcfreii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

" Nc fllr enc
tSrali oie 9eilln0 I'D
uno ME aelitten
bot lliini0glidl. OaS
0efiihl oieier ar
mciL lci0 G u 8 G III
,Sranen 5il ermcl
leu iucnn tie ibrc
Wciln0hcit pic0cr
babcu; ibrcn cifris
cen 9Sunlc0, anOe
rem (5raucil 3li belfer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-28
Jfu6nung an ole JugenO

Ser @roBkrsog bon Sa6iensWeiz
mar itattete Der Stabt Sena etnsn Be
Iu9 ab. Gr bsii6tiste auf Den 2Obss
ooer 8teien bic Senuer Sussnotoms
pagnis unb ribtete nab S9lub Der
llebungen stne 9tnIpra9e an bie iungen
9eute. Gr bstoute ben Wert Der milf
tdrilden Sugenbpprbersitung unb tpiss
Ourauf bin. bub es uuf bic aug Der
Sront suriidtebrsnben 9risgsr teinsn
suten @inbrud made, ipenn Iie bier
Die Suseno Idffis berumseben fdben.
tpdbrenb iie OruubeH ibr 8lut ssrd6e
far 6iefe bergOHen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
STATE NEWS.

Altamont-Bullhead fish are so
numerous in Lake Alice. near Alta
mont, that they are being. removed in
carload lots and shipped TO other
lakes. the supply of food in Lake
Alice being insufficient to feed them.
and they were in danger of starva-
ton.
Lake Andes-Lawrence Goodness.
a Lake Andes lad, seems TO be living
up TO his name. At least he won the
prize of a watch offered by the Epis-
copal church for the boy or girl
bringing the largest amount of old
papers to the church within a certain
length of time.
Mitchell Sheriff Owens arrested
A. A. Adams, alias A. Gray. who is
wanted at Spencer. la. on the charge
OF forgery. IL is alleged hat he
forged names to checks which he had
cashed at Spencer. after which he
fled to South Dakota and was traced
to this city. He will be taken back
to Spencer for trial.
Bryant-E. j.. Dunn has resigned
the office of sheriff of this tHamlinl
county i'm order to assume the duties
of postmaster of Bryant. to which po-
sition he recently was appointed. He
succeeds Harry Stearns, who will be-
come county treasurer on January /
next. having won the republican nom
ination at the May primary election
and having no opposition for election
to the office.
Newell-It is announced that the
local FIGURING mill. which belongs TO
a company which operates a mill at
Belle Fourche. will be enlarged TO
the same capacity al that at Belle
Fourche. A few years ago FIGURING
mills were unknown in this part OF
South Dakota. Both mills are doing
a big business. and they make a fine
market for the grain raised by the
homesteaders who each year are oc-
cupying the surrounding lands in
larger numbers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

Authorities Looking For Man Who
Assaulted Webster Officer.

Webster, Nov. S.-The local au-
thorities are looking for an individ-
ual named John Clark, who for some
time had been employed in a local
restaurant, and who is wanted on
the charge of assaulting Grant Ray, a
Webster policeman. Clark became
intoxicated and the officer was striv-
ing to arrest him when Clark is al
legged to have struck the policeman
several severe blows in the face and
eyes. practically closing the officers
eyes. Clark succeeded in making his
escape from the policeman and imme-
diately disappeared. He may have
fled from town. while there is a pos
sibility that he is hiding in the town
or vicinity. The authorities are us
ing all means TO capture him so he
may be punished for the assault,
which is a serious one under the state
statutes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

Madison People Give Credit Where
Credit l. Due.

People of Madison who suffer with
weak kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon. Doan's Kidney Pills is a med
icine for the kidneys only. and one
that is backed by willing testimony of
Madison people. Here's a case:
Price Hughes, engineer, c. M. 4
st. p. railway, Fourth and Josephine,
Madison, says: Il was in bad shape
as the result of an attack of kidney
trouble which was brought on.
think. by the constant jolting in the
cab of my engine. had a dull pain
across my back which was particu-
larly severe at night and my rest was
broken. got Doan's Kidney Pills
and began using them. They helped
me at once. | have advised many
sufferers from kidney trouble to use
Doan's Kidney Pills. as they are the
only sure medicine | know of"
Price, soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hughes had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
MONEY IN FLAX
Flax Crop Profitable Ia Farmer Near
Wecota.

Faulkton, Nov. S.-To secure a
return of more than $34 per acre
from a tract of thirty acres of his
farm for one seasons crop is the rec
ord made by G.. Hoffman. living near
Wecota. The thirty acres was sown
TO flax, He now has threshed 500
bushels OF flax from the tract. The
high price of flax gave him a return
of over $34 per acre. In addition to
his flax crop Mr.. Hoffman also
raised 1000 bushels of wheat and
about the same amount of feed and
a large o of corn. His record
in crop production this season shows
that II is possible to pay for farms in
Faulk and other counties from thu
proceeds of a single seasons o
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
BOIL WEEvlL VERY COSTLY
Cotton Growers Lose 5000. 000. 900.
Ginners' OFFICIAL Says.

New York. Nov, S.-The boil weevil.
a small boring insect that destroys
growing cotton, has infested 10 per
cent of the cotton belt this year. de.
stroying 1000. 900 bales OF cotton. val.
ued at approximately 5000. 600 900. ac-
cording to President j. A. Taylor of
the National Ginners' association.
Mr.. Taylor has just returned from
an extended trip through the belt. dur.
ing which he talked TO and received
reports from a large percentage OF
the 5000 ~ginners who are members OF
the national organization.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
TOWNSHIP MUST a
Woman Awarded $425 for AutOmo-
bile Injuries.

C~enterville, Nov. S.-The trial OF
the personal damage suit of Mrs. lisa
bell M. Todd, of Centerville. against
Daneville township, Turner county,
for injuries sustained in being
thrown from an automobile at a de-
fective culvert over a ditch. resulted
in the jury returning a verdict OF
$425 in Mrs. Todd's favor. The EVIL
dence showed that the culvert stuck
several inches above the highway,
When the automobile struck it the
jolt was sufficient to throw Mrs. Todd
from the machine. she sustaining a
broken nose and other severe in
juries. The awarding of damages to
the plaintiff will result in township
officers exercising greater care in flu
ture in looking after roads, bridges
and culverts. This suit indicates
that they will be held liable for in
juries sustained because of defects in
bridges. roads and %culverts.
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Wreath Stops Aircraft.

San Diego. Cal. Nov. S.-A Aviator
Oliver Meyerhoffer had a narrow es-
cape when from a height of 1000 feet
he attempted to drop a floral wreath
near the casket containing the body
of Joe Bocquel, an aviator who was
killed here Saturday. A gust of wind
carried the wreath against the motor
OF the hydroairplane, short circuiting
II and killing the engine. He escaped
only by skillful volplaning.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Just received, "A big assortment Of
white crepe and broadcloth collars
Mrs. X. knoeri.
Big rs cent meal AT Rays.
For Rent. My farm, the south u
section 80. Franklin township. In
quire of Albert Budde.
Notice. We are prepared 10 clean
your rugs.-R. III. Mayfield.
Dining DON girl wanted at the
Lake Park.
House for rent or sale. Apply TO
Mrs. ID. McKinnon.
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Jackson, Miss. Nov. Suits to col
lect $4,000. 600 in back taxes from cot
ton buyers and merchants in Missis-
sippi were dismissed by the state su-
pi eme court in a decision sustaining
an act passed by the last Legislature
ordering abatement or the litigation,
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Photo by American Press Association.

Major u. ID. Foulois. signal corps
has reported to General Funston for
duty as department aviation officer, a
new position in the army. He will di.
rect the organization OF two aero
s%quadrons at Fort Sam Houston. Each
squadron will have twelve 200-horse-
power airplanes in service and double
that number in reserve. making a to.
tai of seventy-two machines.
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New York, Nov. S.-There are two
$50, ZOO fractures in Olive Ogden's
heart. she says, and she has sued s.
Raleigh Kirkness for the $780, 900
worth Of alleged damage.
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CUT THIS OUT-IT rs WORTH
MONEY.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close with 5 cents to Foley K Co, Chi
cago ILL.,. writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's Hon
ey n Tar Compound for bronchial
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Spe-
cially comforting to stout persons. Sole
everywhere.
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ROSEBUD PRAIRIE FIRE
Fighters from Dallas Aid in Battle
with Flames.

Dallas, Nov. Sword has Just
been received that a prairie fire sew
erai miles wide Is burning between
Wood and Carter. in Mellette county.
II has travelled nine miles in the face
OF a northwest wind. burning and en-
dangering large amounts of hay and
stock. Fire fighters have been called
for and are leaving Dallas for the
scene.
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WIDOW AND PARENTS MUIR.
DER SUSPECTS.

GAINESVILLE. Wis. Nov. s.-Vin-
cent C~ornevals. held in connec-
ton with the murder OF Ra
fael Patmero. confessed he was
a participant i'm the staying of
ralmero and implicated Mrs.
palmero and the latter's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Boschi. They
have heen taken into custody
by the police.
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Four Killed In Jitney Bus.

Camden. \. j., Nov. s.-Three men
and a oma were killed by a Penn
sylvania railroad train. which struck
a jitney bus in which they were riding
at Freeman Station. near here.
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j. f. Stahl, printing pro-

j. F. Stahl, printing pro-
ceedings 400
j. F. Stahl, n record book 20.85
Rest room ........... $500
j. N. Johnson. one dozen
Pyrene extinguishers 1920
w. A. Beach. two warrant
books ............... 22.15
Crist Rensch, supplies 5.S5
w. C. Brown, hauling fire
engine ~....... 300
Western Union. telegram 1.07
&c. j.. Porter, expense in
Meeker d. Dobson case. 5.61
f. l.. Mease, printing pro-
ceedings ........... 1850
Standard Oil Co, oils and
grease 49.12
Western Electric Co, wire. 171.76
Refund on lights, kiner,
Johnson and Halfhill 500
f. L.. Biederstaedt, long
side at Preston's ..... 1850
f. L.. Biederstaedt. valves
and glass .......... LIS
Reiss Coal Co., LAT tons
pea and buckwheat coal 733.48
&C.. NJ. q st. r., freight on
Jour cars coal ........ 404.S1
j. b. Rowland, long side at
Rothschild's ........ $50
X. H. Mayfield. three long
sides $500. l4.bu
Schaldack Co.. blacksmith
work 24.10
General Electric Co., ten
meters 61.75
Johns Manville Co, packing 1858
Texas Co. two barrels Ursa
oil $3.50
A. j. Cornelysen. refund OF
water 2.75
+. X. Smith. valve com
pound 3.l5
X. b. Fitzgerald, long side
at Wooley's .......... 1850
II. b. Fitzgerald. merchan-
disc 27.31
August Schaldack, engineer $500
Jas. Bake, engineer ..... 1900
John Bake, engineer $500. 1900
Ben Nelson. fireman $3.50. $500
Fred Arnold, fireman 49,. $500
Ed Rafferty,, superintend-
ent. salary .......... 1900
u. NJ. Hanks, lineman 49,. 91.O0
VIM. Giossi, work on street 5000
C. j. Simpson, freight and
drayage .......e.....- 4.35
&C., NJ. q st. =. Co, freight
on car of sewer pipe 49.13
Wells Fargo, express ..... So
On motion commission adjourned.
VIM. Rae. City Auditor.