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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

geine @epiunnng hnrdl etn SirtenUoif
aut Genegal.

| seine @epiunnng burdl etu Sirtenb1if
ont Genegal.
Sen SauptDanbel bes !9irtenoOlz
les, bas pas re9te llfsr Oom Senegal
beiDo6nt, Der Maures, permitted bas
Sunni. Sn bieier gigenI9aft ipielt
Is baieI6it cine 10 betrd4tlt6e RoQe,
baB ft9 DieIes Bolt i'm etlen 9uma
mifpalo oft NIT @rbitterung f4ldgt.
8is auf bic 3sit bes genattnten Ret>
ienben getpann man bas @ummt nur
auf benz re9teu ufer bes Senegal;
un6 um ielbiges gu finOen, unters
nabm man 8und9It Streifereien in
bas 2anD. Ntan batte Friiber gez
gtau6t, DAP 6a5 prpSutt mad regen=
reiaen sSobren BON ielbit erf4eine,
Iobalo nit Der trpdenen Sabres3eit
9Fpino eintreffe unD bic atnoe rtlz
lig made. Dos mag BIS gu eirten gez
pi1en @robe tpabr Iein, bod AGlt
man iebt cine S9marOberpflanae fir
Die urbeberin. 9ieIe uennen Die SIM
gepOrenen Sobb, uub Te TT cine dAns
lide 9flan3e, tpte man tie ouf ben
europdiI6en 8Gumen als NtiItel fin>
bet. 6elbtge ItsDelte it4 aaf Den aaas
3ien an unD betpirtt ba, mn tie in bic
gsiu0e eintrttt, eine t%puuOerarttge Sc
i9puIIt, aus Der bana Der 9aft Oes
8aumes als Summit ausfIteBt. Die
gftan3e tpurbe ipdtsr BON Dem be-
ribmten 8otaniter CHARLES Martin
DON Mlontpeaier als 2Orant6us Ses
n%sgaIenfis beIimmt.
Gin @ammimalb beiBt Bel ben
Gingeboreaen &ra6a unO TT als lolz
der beiltg, pesbalb Is tein 5remoer
u~nasabn0et ipagsn birfte, aud nur
einen 3peig abaubrehen. Mer BON
ben Mitgliebern bes Stammes einen
iplden MalO beitbt, bot aud bas
Reht, Sunni gu erAten. 9ieie
grrte beginnt i'm Sttober nit Dem
grbauen BON 9itten am Saume Des
@alpes, uub spar Oa, po itn 9runz
men finben obsr mo- man feline @rnten
unterbringen tann, Die @eDinz
ntng Ielbit tit cine robe Qrbett. benin
Der 8alo itelt ben GaumIern bur4
8ieaen uno bOrnige Strduner, pte
fe auF Der isnsgambiiden 9ahara
nur ALIEN Ii4 gu enttpideln permDs
gen, groBe @9ptsrtgteiteu entgegeu.
9o9 StOl3 unb Sorge nm feline
5amilte la1sn ben Sammler au9
bic idmer3baftsu 8erpunOungen err
tragerIs unb 10 orbeiten ale nit auss
bauer unb Offer, nm oas Summit an
mG6lia etn3u5eimier. gu biefem
8ebufe bspufinen ii4 Oie Maures
nit einem langen, ON gnbe ges
triimmteH Stpd uuo bpIsn nit beifsn
6ilfe bic mebr ober peniger sroben
9ummipfropfen Don Dem 4itnerte
berunter. &ann bas in Der Ndbe Der
8runnen ssIdsbsn, 10 trGgt Der arz
better nur einen tleinen 2eberfod BEL
Fa, Inn has Gummt baril unter3ua
brinsen; i'm rmsetebrtsn Sale fiibrt
er in sinem stpsiten Safe cine partie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

pabrI9einIih Elm Sabe3immer fir
mid ange6aut porDen. Mlan Iiebt:
&leiDer MAIDEN asute, logar Die uuts
tormen anoerer.
Gur3 nod meiner &idtebr bon Der
0orbfse traf i4 in 3iri9 cine @il,
belmsbaDenerin. .Sie perben ents
tdIidt setpeIen iein bon unisrsr
Staot", bemertts its mir, unD 8e,
mertungen dbaIi3sr Dirt b0rte i1
jdOn bor6er pisDerbolt. Run lit ia
freiIi9 3u3ugsben, baB 3iri9 unbes
ftritten i90ner 1T ais Bilbelmsbas
ben, trOB6em mir teine &rtegsflotte
baben unb feline 8erft. 9as DiIs
beImbaDener 2anS lit fla6, bic Stras
BEN iinD etpas monptpn anaeleat,
psnig QnIageu uuterbre9en tie, un6
bic 8dume un6 Strdu9er oarin iinb
fpdrIi4; bic 9duier babsn bGufig
Den fir bds iaDei8erii9e 4uge uus
gepObuten rotten aHitrid, gIei9en
fi4 eiuaHosr iebr, unb iber BEN
8anSen i4pebt elm 8emeu9e BON
aau9 unb Rebel, bas Der Some ers
folgret4en 8iOeritanb au leiiten bers
mag. Die Marins : SIfi3iere nennen
NiIbeImsbapen .S9lida3ien@; bic
8eaei4nuug riibrt bon Der S9liders
be Der, bic ben 9run0 Bilbelms6as
bens bartlett. 3uauseben lit aud,
Dab Bilhelmsbauen, bas beute ets
ina 10000 @tnipubner 5dbten mag
(oabet TT fretli9 bic defenders iebi
IN Der artegs3eit ie1r t6pferei9e
9arniiOn ni4t mitgerednet). fir pie
l~nterbaltun9 Der beferen @eIeas
i4aftstreiie tpenig bietet, unb Is 1T
lei4t gu DerIteben, 0aB bic 9amen
Der Mlarine ; Stflaiere Iieber in &iel
als IN 8iIbemsbaDen 3u 9auIe
Ilnb; es mangelt an einem guten
39eater, es Eeblen pornebme Refaus
ratlonen unb &~atfeehduier iaf Dols
ltdnbig, nno 70 IpieIt ii9 Der 8ers
tehr meiit i'm engern areis Der bes
freunoeten GamiIien db, ooer i'm
Marinefofno. Mit Rinps freili9 lit
aud @il6elmsbapen reid geIegnet,
unb aud ioHit gibt es aneipsn unb
8ergniigungsIotale genug, in bsnen
fd bet on 2auS gebenoe Matroit
gut amiiIieren fam. aber trpb ale
BEN bietet MtlbeImsbapen fir ies
monb, Der gum erfteRmal in bic
5taOt tommt, man4erlei SntereFans
tes, un6 elm Runbgong bur9 bic
ausgebebnte Stabt lobnt Iid nobI.
Der RuuOgang felt sIefd8eitig cine
Wdnoerung Our9 Stpet Gtdbte unb
3tpei berI9tebene Gambler bar; benn
Wil9eImsbaDsH tit NIT RiRrtngen
eng Derpadien, leBteres geb6rt ober
ins SlOeubursiide, tpdbrenb bic
Mil6eImsbaDener nit benz Sabre
1864, mo bic 9atenanIage beaann,
preuben ipurbsu.
Menn man bas @eipirr Der Girus
Ben iiberblidt unb ben Bid iiber bic
rieieubafte 9a~fenanlnee f6peifsn
IdBt, aus benz faon man6er fdptms
menbe aploB 9inaus3pg, 70 lit es
niht Iei4t, an bic junge @eT9i9te
DiIbelmsbaOens sa gIauben. Dor
taum einem 5al6en Sabr6un0ert
mar bier olIes nod iumpfiges 8ra6.
lamb. bdlb Moor, knlb @eibe, unb
an benz fla4en Stronb Der einIamen
Ganbf9oft tummsItsn Iia pilbe gns
ten uno @dnie, StrdnbIdufer, ats
bibe. M0pen unb 20ffeIrsiher. airs
genbs mar Meg Ooer Gteg gu Ieben,
brauBen pdIate bic Snbe ibre f6lams
migen Meaen, unb @bbe unb Slut
iagten ii4 unb risfen bic tpenigeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

aronlanb, banr, nod beffsn @es
freiung bur9 ben 3uitunO. in tpeIa
dem Iie pieOer porgtfurben wurDen,
ni9t mebr in 8etra9t. Sonit gait
g, bic @orrdte au itredeu, mas oft
febr f9nierig mar, beionoers anges
ii4ts oes snprmeH 8ebarfs. @rft
bic 8efeBung &umdntens f9uf bier
@anbel; iebt lam nidt nur Der Be-
barf Der Monar9is gebedt, fpnbern
Bis gu eirem ssptffen @rob au9
an ben Export auf breiter 8afis ses
ba4t tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

G6araftr nno GntRcgnnssaeididte Oicfcs beOentcnSen arees9afcns,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

.GaifTsr gum Sang ober trteben lie
5ur ilu@tdrtigen @etmteAr. Gin elm
Sises DOrfden CAB Is auf benz fDeis
ten Sdlid. 6eppeHs, unb auf Dem
ileinen, nod erbaltenm Jrie6boi
.i4Iafeu bic 9eppeHler, bic nod Don
&laus StDrtebeder, benz beribmten
pirateu, gu eradblen ipuBten, Der in
Der 9%aufa3eit bic rsideH Rauffabrer
belditigte, I'm bic 4rmen All Be-
i9enten. Die 8i9tigteit bes sSabe6u.
lens Durbe fdon frii65eitig ertannt.
&aiIer paul BON RllBlano, Der BON
1896 Bis 1901 bur9 Grbfolge bas
SeOerIanb beberrI9te, beabli9tigie
b. anlase zines &riesss un6 9ans
oelsbafens BET 6eppens, bod ipurbe
sr ermorbet. bebDr es gum gau tam,
un6 ais fpGter NapplsOn our 3eit
Der aontinentaIiperre ii9 nit Dem
Sooebuten bei4dFtigte, tam Is 5lDar
ol9 ni9t gu 9~afenbauten, aber
Str1nobatterlen plrben BET 5eppens
aufgeiteIt, I'M ben fart betriebenen
S4let94anbet engIiI9er &iifenIGos
l1er gu unterbtnSen. Damn purbe es
iDieber itia an Der beuti9en 0orbs
ieetiite, uno erit bic Mlitte Der fiinfs
5iser Sabre oes persungenen sSa6rs
hunoerts brd9te Dem 2anbe neues
2eben. @s mar elm I6peres Ginaen
nit Der Grbe, bis bic Safenbauten
boaenoet tDaren; alss erfoff III
S9ldmm unb @9Iid, uno nt6t tues
niger nIs rs MiIItonen 3iegeIiteine
lpareu beifpieIstpeift n1tig, bic beim
6unoamentiereu @erpenoung FAM
ben. 8te srftsu @obnIdtten BON
8ilbeImshapen - man bate oieIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Namsn an Gteae bes urTpriingIi9
porgeiebenen a3plern an Meer" GEE
tudblt = miifen mod duBerIt primis
tib gepeIen fem; betummerten 8ers
sens leIe i9 in elmer @9ilDerung Der
Damaligen 3eit, f6ieben bic Wtaris
neIeute aus BEN i40nen &iel, bic boz
mails bonn oortigen Staottpmmans
oanten fir BiIbelmsbabeR ausges
|i9ieoen nutoen, 90 mubte man beim
4usgeben cine Spl5plnnte mitnebs
men, I'M tie als lls6erganasbriide
BON elmer Strabenieite our onbern
gu benuBen; tuer in Der Ao1t npm
Aes abirrte, ristierte, i'm MoDr gu
ertrtnteu. 1869 purbe Der Sofen eins
getpeibt; es lit cine ni9t gang unins
terefdnte 5eft1tequng, DaB oamaIs
aud England NIT ieinem ~itol3eften
pan3erf4tff, benz nit tinf Maiten
getatelten sWlinotnur", bel Der @iRs
Deibung bertreten mar. Die guten
altsn 3eiten madten in @il6elmss
bapen ntht lange Station uno man
Iiebt beute in BiIbelmsbapen ni6t
mebr Dtel BON ibnen; Der Safen tpufs
unb Duds, ba bic 6lotte tpuds, Bite
@erft bsbnte ii9 aus uno fpurbe gu
elmer Sta6t in Der Stabt, balb
burh3ogen 8abnIinien Stobt unb
2anb, ben Stranb entlnng puroen
ioIibe 9dmme oufgsridtet, ouf bes
rem Riifsn bic MiIbeImsbapener
beute prOmenieren, Straben6abnen
Iamen uub gepaltige GebGu6e fir
8strtsb, 8eripdItung unb unterfunft,
nnb beute rsilt ii9 &aIerne
an &aierns, Militdrbmite an
Mlilitdrbaute, uno iuer einen
Radmittag ba3u perpenbst, Dem
Mlesr entlang aus preubi9em Sc
hiet biniiber ms SlOeHbursif6e su
gehsn, Der iiebt cine bspunbernsners
ts miIitariide Organization unb
cine friegstehnii3e 4nlugs, bic bic
bobe miIitdrifde 8eOeutung Mil
beImsbnDsns Isgittmiert. Der maris
ne Hsues 9ebsn gu brinesn unb bic
beimatlide Suite 81 IaiiBen, lit Die
erIis unb bornfbmIte aufsabe Der
6taOt. Mirft mon sinsn Bid auf
ben aEap. ia islsa Id aafsn pns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Sn Der Il . nsStaticu an
Wal9ington, 9. s.. tnlirDe Der 61s
iGbrige Muiiter 8. g. 6erniailD, ein
gebprener 9eutfner, pel5er Ionge
Sabre in einem 3beatersO rdefter IN
Iep gprt fpielts, pom gt6eimpoIis
|Siiten Grant Oerbaftet. neil er 3ieI<
los i'm gabnbof aufz nnO abIpo3iers
te. 9oIt5et>5 superintendent RuamaH
.fraste ben Maan, fir peIaes 2nlb
er i'm 6ale zines Rriegss tdmpfeR
pirOt, %tporauf CT anseblia srpibers
tie: r@sbt mir Elm 9epebr un6 id
mil Sud- 3sigen, fir tuen i9 tdmps
FEN ipsrbe. Gr nurbe our 8eobode
.tung ieipes @eiitesSufanSes nod
Dem @aibington afpIs9 Oipital sss
bra9t.
Brou 6 miID Ronife, etne
aundidlberin bon 95pne part, 6.
S.. rettets fia in ben Gps3tatoIFiIsn
Dor elmer gr0Beren 8efdngnisfrafe,
inOem fs bic 5000, Die lie fir i1re
&rdutsrmittursn BEN INNER nod
trantert Sulius Gbobotppstt BON
8rOOtlbn abgeinopft bate. pieber sns
riif3ublte. Gie nor bes @rOBbiebs
ftabls unb Der unerlaubten Nusabuna
elmer Gratli9en proris anaetlaat
ipOrSsn unb battle ii1 bes Rieinbieba
itabls fauIbtg betonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

bic @runObsOingungsn bier unb bort
nefentlid bsrf9ieOens iino.
4n erFer STEELE Tel bier bes prus
bfems Der 8rotperiorgung ssba6t,
nobel f9arf spii4en SeIterreia uno
llngarn su b~iffersnSieren 1T. Sn
llngarn iparen ndmIi9 in Der grots
bsrFOrgung nismaIs @9pierigtsitsn
eingstrstsu, ba unsarn nitn in ben
fhlehteften Sabreh mebr Getrsibe
probu5isrt, ols ss toniumiert. Sin
psiiss ausfubrOerbot bate CUR 5OIs
ge, baB llngarn, troBoem es fait oas
gelamte grotgetrsioe fir bic 8eburfs
niiie Der 6fsrrsi4HasuugaEiiasn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

bon Mabnnbmen srforbert, bic Elm
bo~Ilitdnbiges Robum in Der @ef9i9s
te Der moosrnen Goltspirt5haft bars
ltellen. Dsnn mir I'M folgenben AMI
biefe nd6er eingebcn, 10 muB BON
born6erein feItgelteIIt nerben, baB
Oieie MaBnabmsn bur4aus ni9t
cine aopie Der Osutiden trisgspirt-
l6aftIiaen MaBnabmsn baritellen,
unb omar iaon pesbaIb ni4t, neil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02


@aHsr nit fd. aber nismnIs ouIbst
Der !Ssrr. baB lein Stlape NIT 81
bsusmittein fia perfiebt. st Iud)t iRp
Our9 6ieIes MitteI tdtiger Sit ma
4sn. 5ot Der 5tlaDe, enttrd let
bur4 5llnger unb cine entIebIi&e
Stbs, geger abenb Das beitimmis
MaB Der @rnte nidt erreidt. bat Der
9ungsr Jpn geSipungerl, Oas getOpns
meme Sunni gu berfpeiIen, 70 miro
er Bis gum duberiten geprtgelt. SIN
@ei9id, bos i'm 6uDan 2auFeHDe
erret6t. Die erite Grnte III i'm Ne
3ember beenbet, cine SDeite f6EieBt
ftp i'm MGr3 an, unb IeBtsre fpir6
I'm 10 reider, il LANCER utO ie ltdrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02


fer Der Sfrpinb tpebt. gom mOnot
Sanuar bis gum midr3 Oouert pct
SanOel in @ummi bann 1T bic Grus
tie beeubat unb Der 5tanm DerldB
ben @al0. I'M ii9 mad ben alien
pldBen 3Rriid 90 begeben. SApn
i'm Sabre 1860 betrug bic Gumnle
bes eingeernteten @ltuutis an 1900
sOnnsn; feitbem itieg lie pieDer be-
beuteno. 10 oaB tie ui9t ielten iiber
5000 Sonnen betrug - Sumuleu,
bic aIlerOinss BET benz bD9en pretie
bas Sunni gu elmer art gpIDqueae
ma9ttn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Bon ben Ssntiden tueIentlif, beridieSent
ppltspirtidaftlide 9iafna6tuen.
11ebsr SefterreiG ltngarns arieqss
pirtf4aft geben uddIte6enbe Muss
fii9rungen cine eri96pfenoe llebers
Die gl6f9lieBung bes Charities Der
8oppelsM Onarais bon ben ii6erTees
if6en 9iIfsquellen bet cine Reibs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
RECTOR OF ST.
M4ARY'S RESIGNS
REV. II. w. FyLMElLER's RESIG-
NATION 10 TAKE EFFECT
FEBRUARY 4; NEW BIsH
OPP TO NAME Sue
CESSOR.

Until the arrival OF Bishop Hugh
l.. Burleson on his initial visit to
Mitchell, nothing will be done toward
filling the vacancy caused by the re-
cent resignation of Rev. II. w. Full
weller as rector of st. Mary's Epis-
copal church.
Rev. Mr.. Fulweiler came to Mitch
ell in September. 1915, succeeding
Rev. F. b. Barnett, who resigned to
accept a church at Ridley Park. Pa.
During the Is months that he has
been here, the new rector has made
many friends, both within and out
side of his congregation. and is rank
ed very highly among his ministerial
associates.
No reason for his resignation was
given by Rev. Mr.. Fulweiler and it is
/ not known what he proposes to do.
He left last evening for Philadelphia,
Pa, to spend a week there. and it is
probabl that his plans will be am
nounced upon his return. His resigna-
ton was to take effect February l.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
MRS. JOHN HAND
DIES YESTERDAY
FUNERAL. srRNICEs OF FORMER
RESIDENT OF ARMOUR WILL.
BE HELD AT CATHOLIC
CHURCH TOMORROW.
Prom FridaN's Daily

Mrs. John p. Hand died at her
home, 321 East Second avenue, at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. follow
ing an illness OF one week. Her death
was caused by pneumonia and COM
plications.
Mrs. Hand was born in 1873 AT
Cresco. Howard county, Ia, but only
lived there for a short time, moving
with her parents TO Lawler. Ia,
where she grew up from girlhood.
After her marriage to Mr.. Hand, she
moved to Armour and resided there
until four Years ago, when the lamlly
came to Mitchell.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and four sons, Emmett,
Cyril Justin and Joseph All OF them
are living at home. the oldest being
ia high school student She was an
excellent wife and 4 devoted mother,
and was very we'll liked by all who
/ knew her.
Funeral services will be held in
the Holy Family Catholic church al
| 9 O'Clock Saturday morning. Rev
70. L. O'Flatherty will celebrate the
mass, assisted by Father M. j
Harte. OF Mitchell, and Father Carey
of Armour, a former pastor OF the
deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
MOURNED MORE
THAN EMPEROR
SWEDISH NEWSPAPERS PAID
MORE ATTENTION TO DEATH
OF JACK LONDON THAN
TO FRANCIS JOS
EPH,

Stockholm, Sweden.-More space
was given to Jack London by the
Swedish papers than to the Emperor
Francis Joseph, news of whose deaths
was received al almost the same time.
Long biographies, prolusely illustrat-
ed, We're published by most of the pa
prs, and genuine sorrow was display
ed generally at London's death.
No other contemporaneous Ameri-
can author was as popular and widely
read in Sweden as Jack London.
| Twenty-four oil his stories have APP
ipeaHed i'll translation since 1907. and
sales have reached nearly 100000.
London once told his Swedish pub
fisher, according to the latter's state
ment, that, considering population,
his books We're more widely read in
Sweden than anywhere else
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
UNCLE ELOPES
WITH A NIECE
ARTHUR WEsTBROoiN, HOilDAl
VISITOR IN MITCHEllI HOME
DISAPPEARS WITH GIRL
LAST MIGHT.

Arthur Westbrook. 80 years old,
who was a Christmas guest at the
w. l.. McMackin home is believed
to have eloped last night with his
foster niece Miss Katie McMackin,
aged 16 years. AT noon today, the
couple had not been located.
The girls father, w. L.. McMackin,
and Westbrook had been working i'll
|Narious parts of Minnesota. They
came to Mitchell to spend Christmas,
and Westbrook accompanied him,
since Mrs. McMackin is his sister.
The girl who was adopted when
about five years old, was not with her
foster uncle very much and their ac-
tions We're not watched, since Mr..
Westbrook has been married and has
one child, although it is not known
whether OF not he has been divorced
Last night the family retired abous
10 O'Clock, and apparently the clippers
left close to midnight, probably get
ting out of the city on a night train.
| At least. when Mr.. McMackin got up
at O'Clock this morning, he could
not find any trace of either OF them
and the suitcases OF both We're miss
ing.
Il is not thought that the clippers
will get very far since it is no,
thought that they had over So, al
though the man may have hidden
part of his earnings away.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
N @SS@
COUNT TISZA WILL
8 lsEMAIN AT PORTFOLIO

I EIerl in, ny.-Administratio
ipaptrs in Budapest deny the report
that Count TIA. the Hungarian prem
der lis about to follow Baron Burian
and D Won koerber into retirement.
The disability of the withdrawal
from Public life of ''Hungary's strong
est MAN. has. however. keen in the
air sin ,e before the death CT Emperor
Franz; Joseph. A we'll authenticat-
ed STORY then declared that Baron
Burisn was. about to be replaced by
Count Cze.ni and that Premier Tisza
also was scheduled to go.
offere.l showing why Velmillion needs
a new depot building. The present
depot has done duty since the pi-
oneer lays of the city.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-01-04
CHICAGO HOGS
NICKLE LOWER
SWINE MARKET is SLOW AND
LOWER TODAY; CATTLE MAR
KET is WEAK AND SHEEP
STRONG.

Chicago, H., Union Stock Yards,
Wednesday.-HOGS- Receipts. A.
900; market slow. Bulk of sales,
$3.50 q 1920; light, s9.40 a
s10.10; mixed. 1910 q s1O.35;
heavy, 1885 a s10.35; rough, So
SIS % $500; pigs, $3.50 % 1910.
CATTLE-receipts, $1,000. Mark
ct weak. Native beef steers, 1925
a $11.S0; western steers, 1925 a
$1,000; stockers and feeders, nS5.25
q $S.25; cows and heifers, $425 q
$1,000; calves, 5000 a $500.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000. Mark
ct strong. Wethers. s9.15 @ $1O.-
IS; lambs, SLIPS a $780,
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NOTICE OF HEARING LETTERS
OF ADMINISTER ALTON

State OF South Dakota County OF
Dawson, SIS.
In county court, January term,
1917.
In the matter of the estate of d.
n. Rand, deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends
greeting to Rose Rowley, Etfie Clay
more Eugene Rand and Charles
Rand, heirs at law and next OF kin
of ID. H Rand, deceased, and to all
to whom these presents may como.
Notice is hereby given, That Rose
Rowley has filed with the Judge OF
this court, a petition praying for Let
tiers of Administration of the Estate
of d. II. Rand, deceased, and that
Saturday the 18th day of January
1917 at two o'clock p. M. of said day
being day of regular term of this
court, towit of the January term
| 1917 at the court rooms OF this court
! in the court house, in the city of Nit
chell, County of Dawson has been
set for hearing said petition, when
| and where any person interested may
appear and show cause why the said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, S. D., this 26th
day of December, 1916,
o. c. Thompson,
Judge of the County Court.
Attest:
| S. Cattrell Clerk
(SEAT)
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Armes, official newspaper oil the
trench, says 135 acres were Harmed
last autumn and spring OF TINS year
by one army corps. All TINS laha Is
in the region of the Mouse in tne
immediate vicinity OF the Germans.
Oats, barley. potatoes and Vegetables
were grown, and besides 225 acres
were worked for hay and prepare
tions were made at the time the army
corps was replaced to cut the grass
on l75 acres remaining
Farm material was made up OF
what had been Abandoned in the
communes. Every day without ces-
sation there We're put into service 80
plows, "a harrows. II rollers. is
cultiyators, and 40 vehicles OF all
kinds for carrNing fertillZer.
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ewes, $3.50 a $500.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

Minneapolis, "Wednesday
WHEAT--No. i hard, $1.99 Ia q
$500 Ia; No. 1 northern, $1.93 Ia
a S196 IA; choice. $1.99 Ia; ar
rive, S1.S2 IA; choice, $1.96 Ia
No. 2 northern, $1.SS IA a $1.95
Ia; No. wheat, $1.S0 IA a ST.
81 Ia; No. hard Montana, $1.S9
IA a s1.92 Ia; arrive, $1SS IA
No. / durum, $3.50 3S; choice, So
03 3-S; arrive. $1.99 SIS; choice, 81
o9 SIS; No. 2 durum, s1.91 3-S q
s1.99 SIS; May, S1.92 3-S @ Ia;
July, $1.83 Ia q 3-S.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, "a @ IL;
arrive. "a; other grades corn, Sc @
90; No. yellow, arrive, 80.
OATS-No. 2 Montana white oats,
SO IA % 81 Ia No. 8 white oats,
54 IA % 81 ga; arrive, "a IA; No.
a white oats, So ga q SO ga.
BARLEY-SS @ $1.10; choice,
S1.10 q $1.19.
RYE-s1.4o q s1.41; arrive, ST.
FLAx-s2.s41-4 q s2.ss IA !;
arrive same.
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MICHIGAN MAY
RENTER "NINE"
WOLVERINES PRESENCE IN THE
WESTERN CONFERENCE DE
SIRED. SAWS OHIO STATE
ATHLETIC CHAIRMAN.

Columbus, o.-The University of
Michigan may return to the Western
Conference in the opinion OF Prof.
Thomas E. French, president of the
Ohio State University athletic board
who believes the majority OF the
Big Nine" universities favor the
return of the Wolverines
Reports are current that many
prominent Michigan alumni are fav-
oring the move TO bring Michigan
back into the conference
Asked if Michigan was taking any
active measures to change its policy.
Prof French replied that he had no
positive information in this regard"
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TO CROWN NEW
HUNGARIAN KING
BUDAPEST Is GAY WITH CERE-
MONIES ATTENDING Access
SION TO THRONE OF
CHARLES, DESPITE
WAR.

Budapest, Hungary, December 2S.
-(Via London. December 29.)-
The coronation festivities are in full
swing here under the brightest win
ter Sky and Budapest, for the time
being, seems to have forgotten the
war.
An unprecedented crowd will wit
ness the formal entry of King
Charles Visitors have come from all
parts OF the country. Windows along
the route of the march are rated as
much as 5000 crowns, while in one
case $4,000 crowns was paid.
The cornation ceremonies will be-
Gin at O'Clock Saturday morning.
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TREASURY is
FACING DEFICIT
WILSON CONSIDERS ISSUANCE
OF BONDS TO CLEAR UP IN
DEFICIENCIES IN END OF
JUNE, 1917.

Washington d. President Will
son has tentatively agreed With the
administration leaders in Congress
on bond issue to meet Il part OF the
treasury deficit, which contronts the
government for the fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1917.
1t is estimated that the deficit will
amount to $3.50, 100000. Secretary
McAdoo is working with the presi-
dent on other plans to raise addition
al revenue.
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ASK LAWSON TO
REVEAL. HIS TIP
WILL CALI UPON BOSTON PLUNG
ER TO VERIFY STATEMENT
REGARDING LEAK ON
WILSON'S PEACE,
MOVE.

Washington, ID. C.-The contro-
versy which followed the Woods reso-
luton for an Investigation whether
any members OF President Wilson S
official family benefited in the stock
market because of inside information
on the presidents peace note, got in
to semi-official form today when
Charm an Henry, OF the House rules
committee, telegraphed Thomas w.
Lawson, OF Boston, to come to Wash