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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09

um beiten poripdrts fon,n,en fanu,
ipcuu es lid, Sen grpBen lpeltlid)en
.Mddten aulcbliebt, nanlih 6rol1freth.
gnglono uno slmerifu.
Sieler @ruppe bat n,an in GeutId)z
Ianb oft SEN Gurip,rf gentad}t, lie iei
vprp cnelild". Su biclen 8e5ieblm@
gen iteben &iiblmanns Ani6allun9en
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mcr,nanns, Ser rrud) oen, Slter"
neiste uuo belouners fit ciu neutld}z
ruliiid iapanildes ginrcrltdnbntb
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MIDI oft nit ibm unterbalteu babe.
Sen nelleu Stuutsietrettir hes Ieu@
beren bdlt man fir eiueu dllberIt &C.
ld,idten llnterbdublcr. Scr Gtnbrltd,
sen id ans sen pcrldiebcnen @c'pro&
,den NIT ibm gclpolnen babe, lit Der,
bab CT ltets cine slllslobnlmg mitgn9@
laub begiinitiste. Shou Infangs 1916
laate CT mir i'm Soaag. ser 8rieg let e',
ri6redlicher Mbsrifi nno 5ebler fir
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nem 8ruScr. ser mir erSdblte. herSotz
lhniter ipdrc iiber snerttas Glntr1tt
in sen 8ricg icbr bctiinmcrt.
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alt ,no bat lturf ous slls'ebeu el'1es
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lit in @ualonp cine ipoblbcfannte Yerz
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peutlhen 8otid)aft III Soneon, suleet
unter Srin3 2ihnulpstp. slls 1915
sic Gage in @ollanb fir Selltlhlanl
afut 1pltrbe, iunote man ihu als @e7
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beims sllm @ot1huftcr beforSert nnS
Inoth &onitantinprcl perIeet. Ser &nns
ltuntinopeler @p1tcu ipar Elm belpnoers
|idNpierieer 1nD lcin bprt er5ielter grs
fols mar ohne 3tpeifel fir Den &atle'
bie@cranlailung, i'm sll 3tmn,ermann>
gadlplger su ernennen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09

reid fdmpfenoe Nrmee aufseballt ieini
oamit iie sleihf0rmis nit ben slrmee11
Ser sllliirten lit. bereu 9ipiiipnen j
10000 Mhnu 5dblen, tpdbreno oi(
alte ameritanilde 9ibiiion $4,000
Mann tart mar. Gs bat lib beraussez
iteut. baB Sic fleiuere Gibiiion beoeuz
tenb mebr 8etpegun9sfreibcit bciibt
ats bie sr0Bere. Sic neuen Gibilioner1
n1iil1en nun tiers allf boiler arie8sitarz
lie erbalteu tperoen, rnb 5u bielen1
3tuef lit ipeiter bonn Griess0epartement
berfiist iporOen. bab 8elerpe 8atailz
lone sei6aifen aperoen, oie je 612
Wlann itart linb. Sic gln5abl bieler
Bataillone lit ni6t anseseben sporben,
unD aud 4gin5elbeiten iiber Die Srga>
nilatiou Ser ein5elnen 8eei'nenter iinb
aug militdrii1en @}rii,1ben nidt angez
ae6en ipor0en.
oNidt II. bem &f 8esen ibrem
9SiAen."
gSalbing t 0 II, Z. Nugult. sd
itinme burdans nit Sen Beniibunsen
getpiiicr 8iireer @eorgtas iibereiu, bas
3panssallsbebunss Neiet in ben
@erlwten an5ufedten, ob9leid id)
einen tbntidhlideu @ioerltanb nidt
befiiriporte". lagte 9eltern Gen. Sboe
mas 6. @arolptf.
Gen. 6arbtpif itin1nte leiner 3eit
gesen bas @eiee unb lit ieitoem elmer
ser itdnbi9eu @e9ner setpeien. Grit
tiirslih unterbreitete er cine 8orla9e,
lpelde poriiebt, oaB bie 3uitimmung
jeDes Nussebubenen einaebolt peroen
iou. ebe er gum &riegsbienlt i'm sluse
lanbe beranee5osen ipiro.
.g8as meine @orla9e m,6etrifft, 10
m06te id) lie notiirlid i0roern, no6
lebe i6 feinen 9luslpeg, ipte id Dies
tblln fann. Sem Genat aon1itee fir
militdril6e elnsele9enbeiten tpllrbe sic
@orlase iibertpieIen, boh lit oieMebr=
3abl ser WiitSlieoer basegen nno id
CLAUDE, bab lie 1n9iinltig einberi6tet
tuerbeu miro.
u5rue alleoem balte id felt an Ser
l1eber5eu9ung, bab alls9eloite Nmeris
taner nidt 9eseu ibren SSiuen nad
europa in Sen &f geididt lperoen
louen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09
SET Rrieg.

9erliu, 8. Aug. aus bent bent:
iden Soauptquartier: Nad einem 8om.
barbement, bas sum 3rommelfeue,
,uurbe, mad)tem bic 8riteu geiterr
slbeub einen IoritpR pon NieupDrt IN
Der belsiiden &iiitenseseno. Sic mmr=
ben mad idmerem 9sabtampf smriid=
geuorfen.
9as@eihiitfeuer 1T 6lanbcrn nabn1
udbreno BET Naht at 5eitistett 5u.
gSieberbpltc Musrtffe s,uiiden9rai=
bant umo Sresenbers, nurb6itlid pon
Yperu, ,uuroen abgeidlageu.
@ien, s. slnsnit. Ser 6iterreidi=
ide General BON &oepek, Der bic
1iterr. =ungariiden 9ruppen lit berSu=
fo,uiua befebligt, lit BON Safer &arl
sum 5elbmaridaa ernannt ,uorben.
8erlin. s. slugliit. slus ben1
seitrigen abenoberidt bes oeutl6en
9auptqltartiers:
@eitfront: slrmee bes aronpriuz
gen Huppredt bon 8upern -ssnSlanz
bern iraren Ste 8el6iibfdmpfe MIR
5eitlpeilig in eintsen ablhnitten lebz
bnft. sSl1 bem Araterfelb fam es 5ll
mebreren 8efedten 8tpil lden sluffldz
rungsabtheilungen.
Sn slrtois lpurbe Elm bcftisesSeuer
gegen Steuuugen 5ipil6en 9ullu6 uno
Ser Scurpe aerihtet.
slrmee nes oeutlhen aronprir15en
- 9lngrifie olbenburgilher uno lpiirtz
tembergilher Stllrmtrlppen in ser
8eilp : Sbludt n0rblid) Ser StraBe
bon 2aou nad) Soiilon5 unb ndbe Ser
rpzauz8ac uno Ser slisne brudten uns
@efangene uno 8eute elm.
Haris, 8. Nusuit. Aus bent fran=
s6jiid)en Griegsamt: Sruppen bes
bemtiden &runpri,tsen sriffen seitern
9lbcno uniere stellunscn 6itltd) ppn
@auraiapn ul,o ,ueitlid, bcr Galifurnie= :
S,5be in Der 9lisne @esenh au uro
murben suriidgetricbcn.
9emtihe lteberfGQe nDrblid npn ct.
Neibicl III Der Gerbut @egenb ,u,S
in Sbcreliaf, ,uurben bnrd mnier 5en=
CT pcrbinbert.
slm sr6feren sbeil Ser slisnefromt
,par aesenieitises @eihatfeuer.
2pnb,pm, 8. AUG. Aus bent britt
iden &riessamt: 9te 9emtidem BE-
sannen scitern abenb cine beftise Se=
idieIung mnicrer 2i,tien 1T 8clgien
1itlid, mo n1rblidl ppn Ypern. @ab=
reno Der Nadt iiberfiele,t mir BIC nent=
id)en @ribcn nabe 9unbaert,gbc nnb
bradten mebrere @cianscne mnS cim
Wsaidinenscucbr ein.
Yetru usrah, s. slng. Gin Sentz
idcr Iusriii lit Der 0esenb punSruop,
pu ,uir nod aui ealistfd,cn Spben
itebem, uar nnr seitmeilis criulgreid,.
Gin G;eseuanariff sab uuS nniere
Stcluuscu suriif.
gun bpn, 8. Aug. Sic 9tDppDe
9srempa tit @ctruerab beridtet, bah bic
Gmiicn BIC &arniipuitunt Grusfmrop
(25,OOO @imupbner) am @ug nno Sic
Seituns &amcnet; GpSolsf $4,000
Gin,u.) in 9suhpl.eu 9criumt babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09
Nu8 hem eSnlanbt.
ber Sainoifer aob(en:
gruben 1T Gidt.

BCWuet W StWa.
Gbicagp, 8. Aug. 90 gut ,ute
allc 0pmpernemrc Der 16 Gtaatet pu,'
@cnmiplpania bis &anios babcn bic
Ginlabuns siinitis bcantwurtet, bic If
nem seiterm nun, Sainoiicr Sertbeioi=
sunasratD a,ucfs &cratbnng iiber cine
gleidi1rnigc &pblcnpreisreseluug ge=
mad)t ,umrbc.
Scr 8crtbeibtgm.ssratb bat @uup.
Granf .. 2p,uben bic 8eihlaanabnte
Der Sainoiier &pbIensrnbcn tiir SIC
&riess bauer angeratbcm. Ser Opnuer=
nemr fol- itarf 5usM,titcm biefcr Nsae=
,tabme fcin.
sprinefieIb, M., 8. Amenit.
Noupcrncmr 2u,uhem ,uar bette ben
gamsem &admittag 1T &onferc,t5 ,ni'
ben &pblrmbaroncm aus Chicago.
arbeiterfabrer ,upaen i'd at ben
&rGiibemten ,uemben. +.
Gbicagu, 8. dug. Sic 8eid,uer=
bet, ,:bak bas Suits 9epartement a't=
ter bem 8urseben, bic spiunase= uni
slnsbebumss sscickc sbMrdsmfiibren, iidj
ubme Ncd,t im Nrbeiteritreitigteiten nil
f6e, iollem bier r,orsen bpn bieiisei'
Mrbeiterfiibrerm n,,terindjt ,perben, I'M,
brn &raiibemten a,tfforbern sm f6nnen,
bent Department bic Ginn,ii6nng III
lrbciterfrasen obne &enebnsismna be5
departments fir Arbeit 81 inter-
iaseu.
9ieie @eibwerbcu ,unrben DEFENDERS
berporgernfen hurd bic seitrise Ger
baftumg nom GbaS. 9,e@umu,,, &rdii=
bent bcr sri=Gitp 9abpr ltnipn, mi
plipcr Griffin, Getretdr, it ben 8ud
SSlamb @erfitdtten.
Gmn,ctt 8. Sloob, Der Sraanifato,
ber amcrieam Jeberatipn Of 2abpr iii,
Sllimuis, iagtc, ,cs lei hcn Ausitdnbi
ecm ertldrt ,uurncn, bat tic bcporttr1
pter ppn bcr 3csiernng s,tn Mrbcitcn
sestpuitaen ,ucrbcn ,uiiroen, ,ucnn fl
BE Mrbeit miht ,uicber amfndbmen
ans 5,rdt einaen baum bic 2cnte nad
ber 8erbaftmms ibrer Jiibrcr ,uieoc,
am bic Arbeit.
HuiIem fSmucn nidJt nad) &nklanb
5uriid.
yraneiSeu, 8. ana. 9as
biefise rmifiite &uninlat ut bcnadrib'
! tiet ,uprbcn, baf bic &mKem int AnS
Ianb amf &erfiisnns pun $rcnticr Sc
re,tsfv ppn bcr @iidfcbr ead) @melan,
ausseihioiIem finb. Sic gbatiafei
bentfhcr Gpione tpiro ais ltriad)e bic
fer Ecrfiisnne angcacben.
1anbbopt pcricntt eine Barrie.
Gim atIantiiMer Nafen
8. Mnauit. @s triftt bier bic &ahrid
ein, baf bic ameritanii&e Sartc ,,Ar
temiuS" bmr6 eim hcntideS Ganhboo
bericnft wurbe. Gas 9au@bout ,unrb
BON S,ans ,. 9mebinaer beiebiist; I'M
bieiens iast man mad, er babe aat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09
Sic Mabls ,gsmitttlz4 z4ontroqoorlage mirb
tubQaltiq Donl @tnat angtnomlnen.
Mus l. 9epteaber tollem 229, 900 Ams8elotte ~ oem
aabmem 9erufeu tuerotn.
9as au.eritane Yubum m bor oer YoftSer BET rie8seu=
lanten gei4ist meroeu.
Scr Sanp ioa eeua ien Bic olmsrun b saa
tcS AZ beIdagnabmem

Sic N1rberu,a ser lanbpirtbAaftbcn Yrouton Iorise gee
una ser Nitarbiui Sic 9euoronng os ee@
res ght sen Gump ggn i6rcn g8iQeu MQerle @ebafmz
acu 9uHen 0nen nbt nod 9aubano 5rit Gin
ameriouudes llrtbe 0le6mam 2etuug eincs
Gabboots Soridtte Ser 9efnnoc 8arnunss6eien Der
pp1uu Spangsarbei ir 9eutide @rbteribrer poen fd
Yrdibenten uerben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09
Sic @ri60pfungspQuie lit Trantrei6
0Quert Qu.
Set 6iterr. =un9artidbe General &oetueb 1T smnt
iyelomarid)au ernannt poroen.
9eu9lauo o feline gaue Sau4boomad ausdebd sean Gna=
lamb anwenben uolleu.
@on Sen &rie9slhuupluRen

on Sen essdauplieen 9Snrte Sic ei biden (oen Nnn(oub
en porlduiig Scutlhlano ul 9l1S Tlch oot Sues
Gambon Sic r6n1idc Yoli5e QroBe Gnocflno Sic
Sircn uen 1ut lOren v|orpdr5" ocn1 reun 9us
a1on1uier ufreon @e9en SrieSc1songe6ote Te tno
iidc Nneibe = Sapon ienoet aOmniion Tot n
Wiel Saudbooe agt Worcont luterpff
3ere an 1srpnt 9ttBano geb bor
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-09

einen npr,uegiidem Sdpner bericnft,
bel beiien .3erit6ruug ieine eisene @e=
liebte mmfam nnb cin amoeres Sabr=
ocus, beiien ,5erit5ruus ben 9uh bes
Yrubers oer Geliebten berbeigefiibrt
babe.
9aniel S'Gpnnca wegen 2Siberitanbs
gcgen bas Musbebungsseiet ter
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
ORCHID ICE CREAM COMMON
1T Does Not Bear That Aristocratic
Title but Goes by the Very Pie.
beian Name of Vanilla.

Very few of us would ever think of
bordering orchid ice cream without a
little tremor of the pocketbook, for
everyone knows that the orchid is the
most expensive of flowers. But there
are thousands of persons who eat Or
child ice cream daily. Although they
probably have not been aware of the
distinction, it is none the less fact.
OF course the ice cream is not ordered
by the aristocratic name of orchid.
FOn the contrary, it bears the very pie
Tbeian name of vanilla.
There are said to be no less than
$4,000 varieties of orchid scattered
eover the earth. All of them have the
peculiar artificial beauty and the
haunting odor that seem inseparable
from this flower, which looks almost
as though it were product Of an un-
healthy condition in nature. OF all
these $4,000 varieties, only one has any
practical value, and that is the one
from which vanilla comes. The plant
grows abundantly In South and Cen
trail America, and has been transplant
Led to other tropical countries, where
1T is now flourishing.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
MR.. AND MRS. e. A. cADE OF
BELLE FoURcHE KILLED
IN ACCIDENT.
HAPPENINGS OF THE STATE
What 10 Going On Here and There
That IL Of interest to the Read
ere Throughout South o.
kota and Vicinity.
~ssss.n Nswspaps. unssn Nsvs ssrv,cA

Western Nswupapse unisn Nsws ssrvieA
Rapid City-Mr. and Mrs. e. A.
Cade of Belle Fourche we're killed
when an auto in which they were driv.
Ing to Rapid City from their home was
hit by a freight train two and half
miles west Of the city. The accident
occurred at a crossing where the train
was visible for mile in either direc-
tion.
The car was coming in the same di.
rection as the tain when the accident
occurred.
Mrs Cade was able to Jump, but
was caught by the engine and dragged
for Is feet. When found she had been
decapitated. Mr. Cade stayed in the
machine and with it was thrown SO
feet When found the body was pinned
beneath the car Both must have been
killed instantly.
Mr. Cade formerly was In the fed
eral office in this city. but moved to
Belle Fourche ten years ago and en-
gagged in the real estate business He
was so years old and his wife As. They
were the only occupants Of the car.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Ask. Court to Set Aside viii.

Vermillion.-A case that is demand.
ing considerable interest in this vi
cinity is one in which Laird W. Gregg
asks the court to set aside the will of
his father, the late Mahlon Gregg.
whose property was willed to the
heirs, but the son was not included
in the will. The son left home several
years ago. and 1t Is believed he left
against the wishes Of the father caus.
ing him to disinherit the boy. The
younger Mr. Gregg enlisted in the army
and has been granted several furloughs
to come to this city in the interests
Of the case. Judge ]. A. Copeland
has decided that the son was inten.
tionally omitted from the will and ad.
vises the disinherited son that 1t will
be useless expense to carry the case
further.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
praft Board Sustained.

Pierre.-The state exemption board
has received notification from the pro-
vost marshal that the board has been
sustained by the president on appeals
taken by Frederick Beuchler. Freder-
ick Hemminge. Roy w. Newman, Elsa
D. Hall, Floyd w. Becker( Alvin o.
son, John A. Scheier, Edwin A. Stan
ley. Walter w. Lantzberger, Walter
Scheideger, George w. Nightingale and
Albert Tinsberg. These are the first
reports on appeals taken to the presi.
dent from the decisions of the district
board and only the names are given
and not the addresses.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Served Three Governors.

Pierre.-Kenneth G Sellers. secre-
tary to Gov Norbeck. has completed
eight years of service as private Sec
retary in the office of the governor of
South Dakota His record is unique,
he having served under three govern.
ors. He is 20 years of age. For sew
eral years he was known as the young
est secretary to a governor in the
United States Sellers is young
Scotchman who came to Dakota from
New York City in the government
Indian service, and after two years of
government employ was selected by
Gov. Vessey as private secretary. He
was retained by Gov. Byrne in 1913.
and again by Gov. Norbeck in 1917.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Two Of a Kind.

English actors is one of the proprietor
Of London theater, who was also
an actor of comic parts. On one oc-
casion he gave Il member of his COM
pany, also comedian, the customary
two weeks notice to quit.
"Why am l dismissed?" the indig-
nant comedian Queried
"Well, you see, Jonesey, you are a
bad actor"
$50 are you." was the quick retort.
"Ah!" the manager rejoined. that's
what 1t Is. Jonesey. The public won't
stand two of kind-our kind-so one
Of us has to go, and I'm sure that that
one isn't me-"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Partlceps crimlnis.

Into Chicago police court a man
was hailed charged with the theft Of
IAN umbrella.
"What have you to say for your
-self?" asked the magistrate. care you
guilty or not guiltyf"
"Well," said the accused, 81 guess
! am one of the guilty parties. Your
Honor. The umbrella had the name
of M. Barker on the handle. w. T.
Morgan stamped on the inside Of the
cover and l stole it from this man
here. whose name is Higgins"-Case
=and Comments.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Company %" Now Has Rit,es

Vermillion. Vermillion's home
guard. Company @. will soon be pre-
pared to quiet any disturbances that
may arise in the immediate vicinity.
The local school board has donated
the use Of the high school gymnasium
for drill. as we'll as the guns used by
the students. The commissions of the
officials have arrived and all prepara.
tions are being made to prove to the
general public that %" does not stand
for "quitters''
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Sells "Home.Made" Wine.

Sioux Falls.-Members of the Minno.
mite colonies in Hutchinson county
have in the past each year made con-
siderable money from the marketing
Of wine. which they manufacture from
wild and tame grapes. Recently one
Of the Mennonite colonists visited a
town near the colony and was indus
triously engaged in selling wine when
he was arrested on the charge of vio-
lating the provisions of the statewide
prohibition law When taken before
a justice he was found guilty of SELL
ing wine illegally and was fined 1925
and costs. 1t is stated that the de.
fendant has engaged attorneys and
will appeal the case to the state cir.
cult court
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
A Paelhst.

At three years old Reginald was al
ready a celebrated coward. Particu-
larly ne was afraid of all four-footed
animals. There was talk in the family
of adopting dog.
"Would you like to have a dog, my
SON." said the proud parent.
NO" said Reginald.
Somewhat later Reginald returned
to his fathers side. Evidently he had
been turning over in his mind the prop
osition recently submitted.
I'D like to have dog" said he, III
l could have one with his mouth shut"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
vermi,Iion Volunteers on Fur,ouoh.

vermiiiion Volunteers on Furlouah.
Vermillion.-Vermil volunteers
who are stationed with Company N
at Yankton were granted furlough
and are visiting their parents and
friends here. The boys say they ex.
pect to leave Yankton soon. but their
destination has not as yet been an.
nounced, and will not be until they are
ready to entrain. 1.-THE closer they
send us to Germany the better. we like
it." says James E. Kirk, one of the
soldiers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Barber Shops for Birds.

An Indianapolis mother tells the
story Of the four-year-old pride Of
the household" who observed a wee
bird lying on the sidewalk near their
home. 1t was. of course, without feath.
ers, being very young, and had evident,
ly fallen from it's nest among the
boughs Of the oak tree above.
ooh, muvver." said the youngster, Il
didn't know they had barber shops for
little birds. Looky. this one has ali
been shaved" d."-Indianapolis News.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Granted Divorce.

Sioux Falls.-Mrs. Wesley Hanchett
OF this city was granted a divorce in
the circuit court in this city because
she testified that when her husband
left her last October he said: ut may
be six months before l return and It
may be six years." He evidently
meant what he said, for he has not re-
turned yet, and should he now return
he will find himself wifeless. She
charged cruelty and desertion.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Hospital for lutheran..

Sioux Falls.-For some time the
Lutheran congregations of South Da.
kota have been considering the advis
ability Of purchasing a hospital build
ing at some point in the state, to be
conducted under the direction. It now
has been practically decided to pur.
chase a hospital at Hot Springs.
Money for the purchase of the hos.
uital will be raised by voluntary sub.
scriptions.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Woonsocket Bank to Build Block.

"OO1S0SN1S 0dUN 90 .6UVIU 0IVCNs
Woonsocket-A business deal that
will result in a handsome new bust
ness building in this city has just been
completed. The First National bank
has purchased of j. E. Whiting the
building and lot adjoining the place of
business belonging to the bank It is
the intention Of the bank to erect on
the two lots modern two-story build
ing having a frontage of SO feet and a
depth Of 100 feet The bank will use
the first floor for its banking rooms
and the upper floor will be divided
into Office suites
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
win. Prize for Spelling.

Rapid City.--Miss Margaret Bridal
Of Fall River county. rural school
pupil, won spelling contest for coun
ty champions west Of the river held
at the alfalfa palace here. She wae
awarded $50 in gold and q silver Low
ing cup on which her name will be
engraved and which she will retain
uo.!l Il Is won by some other contend
or next year. Six county champions
competed In the contest. It was the
feature Of Red Cross and educational
day at the palace.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Thece Was a Reason.

Two men thrown together at horse
show were discussing their adventures
with the equine tribe.
"A horse ran away with me once
and l wasn't out for two months" re-
marked the man with the plug hat.
THAT'S nothing" replied the man
with the bowler II ran away with a
horse once and l wasn't out for two
years."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Near Death Under Auto,

Lennox.-As the result Of his auto.
mobile turning turtle and pinning him
beneath 1t, M. D. Plucker, a we'll known
resident Of this section, had a narrow
escape from death. He finally was
rescued by other men who chanced
to pass along the highway. Fuckers
chest was crushed and several ribs
we're fractured. Fortunately he es-
capped internal injuries and will re-
cover.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
erookinss County to Raise Fund.

Brookings gs-Brookings county will
raise it's share of the funds necessary
to provide books. librarians and in
structors for the libraries for the sol
dier boys in the 80 cantonments. South
Dakota's apportionment is $500, but
very likely twice that amount will be
raised. Members Of the Brookings
Miner. chairman: Prof w. H. Pow
ers. treasurer; ]. G. Flittie, Rev. Paul
Roberts and Supt. Herbert Blakely.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
What Is Castorla

ASTOR1A 10 harmless substitute Paregoric
~ Drops and Soothing syrups It Is pleasant It contains neither
Opium Morphine other guar.
antee For than thirty has been
Of Constipation F.tuene Wind Collie and Dszzha sayis Feveh
arising thereom and BY regulating Stomach
aids the assimilation Of Food; giving healthy Sleep
The Chldrens Panacea-The Noth>'s Friend
The Kind been for
All counterfeit limitations and but that
Chidren-Experienc against Experiment. 4" ~ZL3NA-N
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28

Pierre.-The district exemption
board Of South Dakota cleared up the
work of the hrst draft. All communi.
cations to the district board should be
addressed to the board at Sioux Falls,
instead of at Pierre. where the work
will be looked after by Secretary Hib.
bard Patterson.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
Gave Him Away.

Mrs. Brandyball returned home one
afternoon from quite an extended visit
to her old home. Among the first
questions put to her maid was:
Have you noticed that my husband
missed me very much when l was
away, Annie"
Well" said Annie. II didn't notice
1t SO much at first, but yesterday he
seemed to be in despair
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28
pioneer Woman Dies.

Pioneer Woman Dies.
Gfmball.-Mrs. Anna johnson, q pio
neer settler of advanced age, is dead
in Wilbur township She leaves a
family. all Of whom are grown up in
that locality.