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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
THE DIARY OF DEATH.
BY ApRlENNE CODY. aged sixteen, Of
F..s..I ..rL .rkoaI TonsLa

| Central park school, topeka.
am n ny. I'm not very old and am
Just learning where to find the best
things 20 eat My favorite piaces are
In the splitoon In the sitting room and
the uncovered garbage can on the back
porch. or course some dies would DO
bothered about having 60 20 out OF
doors TO get to that can. hut Il doesn't
worry me. In the house where live
there aren't any screens. 30 can ny
from the garbage can 10 the spittoon
IN perfect safety often stop on the
way. though 10 get In the sugnr bowl
or crawl over any eatablcs that are
handy.
There's n baby In this house who an.
noys me very much. Every tino
leave the splttoon and crawl into that
baby's mouth II cries and spits me out.
or course ! leave n few tuberculosis
germs In its mouth. but II doesn't seem
like that would hurt the baby.
II seems TO me like people don't know
what Il good TO eat. AZ least the PEG.
pie In this house don't Why. they
throw away all the good things. They
put them In the garbage pail. am
endcnvoring 10 show them what good
things are. however. for get my feet
all sticky In the garbage can and then
so aud wipe them ON the bread. About
n hundred Of my companions are do.
Ing the same thing. I really believe
that the people are beginning 60 like Il.
for they never trouble us any more
We wipe our feet ON tho bread 10
peace aud quiet
| heard the woman across tho way
say that she believed files had some.
thing TO do with the man In this house
having consumption. wonder II he
got II from the bread.
Tho woman across the way Il losing
all her flies. They're all coming over
20 our house. She won't giye them
anything TO eat. She covers up her
garbage pail, has tight screens ON all
her doors and IL terror 10 flies In gen.
eral. Her children are such happy,
hearty youngsters. while the children
In this house ARE always cross. They
never get any afternoon nap The dies
won't let them.
There's very great deal Of Illness In
this house. Two OF the boys have
malaria and the father Is never well.
heard the mother shy TO the woman
across the way; II really do not know
what 90 do for all this sickness. II
drives mo distracted" What do you
think that woman saldl Why. "swnt
tho ny," OF course. at which | ducked.
oh, yes! Tho baby has the typhoid
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UNsIGHTLY FACE SPOTS

are cured by DR.. Hobson's Eczema
ointment. which heals all skin erup.
lions No matter how long you have
been troubled by Itching, burnlng.
or sealy skin humors. Just put n M.
uo OF that soothing antlseptlc, DIR.
hoDsohs Eczema Ointment. on the
sores and the suffering stops In
s'an'ly' Healing begins that very
minute Doctors use It IN their
practice and recommend It. Mr.. Al
,ehian OF Llttletown Pa. says: 81
naa eczema on forehead; DR.. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment cured n IN
TWO weeks" Guaranteed 10 relIavo
OF money refunded. All drugglsts.
OF oy mail, Price soc. Pfelffor
chemical Co.. Philadelphia and 81
Louls.-Adyt. ' o"
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IN THE DISTRICT mrnI


Seventh judicial Da,ra Z
state OF Utah. In and Poi . l
County.-Jonnio Thomas, ~
vs.. Ebert l.. Thomas, D1nI
summons. The State 4 Unl
tho said Defendant: Yoa AZ
by summoned to appear Il
twenty days after serylss ( /
summons upon you, II send {
in tho county In which % 4
Is brought, otherwise vinh 4
days after service. and Dds |
above entitled action. and ; 4
OF your failure 30 10 DO. 10,
VIII DO rendered againS, Yog Il
Ing 10 tho demaud OF the co.,;
which has boon filed With "
OF said court. This action b ~
TO recover n judgment tlni.
tho marriage contract srliig
tween you and the plalnllh. = |
torney's fees. costs OF suit a.
other relief as 10 the cor !
seem Just. NJ. p. Braffe, a!
dlnand Erickson. Atiornsn
Plaintiff. p. o. Address, ilsA
Building. Salt Lake City, u.S
First pub. June 10; last jay Y
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1906
NOTICE FOR PuBnclna1

NOTICE FOR PUBnCAna
Coal Entry. (See. 25ii, /
Land Office at Salt Lake clg,
May al. 1913. Notice q II
given that John Frahklih -
1929 Jackson Ave. Ogden, Q
OF Weber. state OF Utah, ~
day filed In this office l7'ln
to purchase. Serial No. Ollh
dor the provisions OF seeIica =
U. s. Revised Statutes, " II
NWh, Sec. Z. and shsWh,e
@. Twp. IS South. Range -
l.. NJ. Any and all persons -
adversely the lands descriDe@
string to object for any N
tho entry thereof by the ap'
should file their affidaylIs ~ y.
test In this office during INC -
day period of publication inl- :.
~ following the first prlnl''
OF this notice. otherwise Wv =
cation may be allowed b
THOMPSON. Register. =,
First pub. July 10; last Aus =
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purchase before entry. Or NJ
contest at any time bs,sn ;
issues, by filing a corrobons.I
dayit in this office. allsr,lI
which would defeat the ss,u
Il. THOMPSON. Register Oh
vie. Attorney.
First pub. June 8: las, July 4.
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4-34S d.
NOliCE FOR pIrnTI,,w,.,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
,rublisher) Department OF The 10
yerlor, u S. Land Office M Sal,
Lax; City. Utah. May 27, 1914 No'
uce Is hereby given that peter NJ ,oo
,Tosllo' whose postoftlce address "a
~ care OF o, +, Davis, Room zoo
Towholse Building. Salt lake Citv
, Ue1n' dld' on the Sd day of No. y'
loiS' lille In this office sworn stat,
aI'nl ana Application No. O1II7S
~ purchase the NwhNEH Sec "a
t u 10 south. Range Q East sal,
, tahs meridian, and the tim Ia'.
an. under the provisions Of ba
10 Set Oh juno g. 1878, and acts amen e
S Ssy. known as the "Tlmber l ons
Seohe Law" at such value as r,i Suu
U no .,Aed by appraisement, and tbat
IG onS TO such application tha
a, and stone thereon have ho 'ne
appraised nIIOan. at $4,000; that sSId OV ani
p inc WIZ offer final proof IN s' ~
~ SUr. OF his application and Sworn
v,s'S ,a on the 18th day Of An Am
o ust, 1919 before the register n ana aug ~
Selyer, at Salt Lake CITY. Ma. Slu re-
'''Soh Is at liberty to protest my my
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And In accordance with law and
AN order OF the board Of directors
made on the cath day OF May. 1918,
so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may DO necessary will
be sold in front OF tho postotilce at
Wellington. Utah, on the LIST day OF
August. 1913, at o'clock D, IN. OF
said day, to pay delinquent assess
ment thereon together with the cost
OF Advertising and expense OF sale.
WELLINGTON CANAL COMPANY,
w. THAYN, Secretary.
Wellington, Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

WELLINGTON CANAL COMPANY.
Location OF principal place OF busl-
ness. Wellington. Utah.-Notiee.
There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account
OF assessment levied on the gath day
OF May. 1913. tho several amounts
SGT opposite tho names OF tho re-
spectiyo shareholders. as follows:
John A. Powell. Jr., (Priee
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IN THE DISTRICT OOUBI' :

IN THE DISTRICT OOuhi "a
enth judicial District, state "a -,
In and For the County Of w|
In the Matter OF tho Estate 80. y
minlco MiIano. Deceased IA
Creditors. Notice Is hereD, ~ N
by the undersigned, adm'n ,a,,
OF the estate OF Dominica y
deceased. 10 the creditors - ,l,k
all persons having claims s.. ,ss.
the said deceased to exh'pN ~
with the necessary vouchers, I'M,
ten months after the flIs' Ia /,
ton OF this notice, TO tps ~ !, Z
minlstratrix, at tho law olii'V r,s.a
II, Frye. corner Of II ana -. u \
streets. Price. Utah, tho '. .,Ios
ing the place for the trAns'' 3!
the business of said estate ,,r. AM
bon county, Utah. Rosi
Administrators.
Dated. July s. 1918 . 7li
First pub. July 10; last Aus
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Our Job department Is up TO date.
Try us on that next order OF print
ing. The Advocate Publishing Co.
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G. G.. McwH1NNEY
Attorney-at-Law

VIII practice in all the courts
OF the state. office at County Court
House. Price, Utah.
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PHYSICIANS

A. q. soRENsEN
Physician ana Surgeon
Specialist In women's and chill
dren's diseases. General surgery
and medicine. Office. Commercial
and Savings Bank Building. phone
So. Price. Utah.
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ID. ID. HOUTZ
Attorpey-At-Law

Practices In all the courts Of the
state and the federal courts. Office.
Eighth floor Kearns Building, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS

y. Il. WOODS
Attorney-At-Law.
Will practice in all the state and
federal courts. Office in Parker
weeter Block, Price, Utah.
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THOMAS FoUTs

Attorney-atLaw
office Front Room Exc Thoatef
Building. Price, Utah.
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FERDINAND erickson


7i7-7l9 Judge Bldg. Salt Lake City
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

Engineer Latfmer was In Canton
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. w. F. Stone returned Monday
from . few days visit at Beresford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rikansrud of AIRING
ton are also the proud parents of boy
twins.
Mr.. and Mrs. varside living on the
Dixon place, are the proud parents OF
boy twins.
Late victims of measles are Sadie
Smith, Veta Goodroad, Ida Stevenson
and Otto Sorenson.
Florence Laxson entertained the
B. B. C's Saturday evening. After a
contest, q dainty unch was served.
Carl Hotter and Lauretz Olson came
to::Canton with . carload of horses,
from Kennebec, s. d. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Reynold Rauch returned to
her home at Dolton, on Wednesday,
after . weeks visit here with home
folks.
The Owls give their flrst dance,
Friday March IA. Good music will be
: feature. Everyone Is cordially in
vited.
State Superintendent Lawrence was
In Canton owe Sunday greeting old
friends and making new. Mr.. Law
renee will deliver the graduation
address for the high school class OF
IS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

Carl Benz was in Sioux City Mon.
day.
For a good frame up" see W. j.
Byrnes.
Miss Mineva Laxon is home for a
short visit.
j. A. Benz was a north bound pass
enger Wednesday.
Mrs. Myron Rood was a Fairview
| visitor Wednesday.
Easter is near, don't forget to do
your shopping early.
Katherine Lybarger fell from her
horse, consequently is wearing her
nose In a sling.
Ladies', your Easter hat is not COM
plete without one of the new style
Hat Pins. See them at H. G. Wolfe's
the jeweler.
Misses Gladys Cooper, Mavorie
Bennett, Iva Helgerson and Agnes
Skartvedt went to 500 Falls to hear
Madame Schumann-H eink.
w. J. Byrnes invites you to his
music store. Pianos, sheet music,
Victor Photographs and records and
In fact everything that an up to date
music store handles.
The ID o q Club met at home Of
Eva Reiness Monday evening. The
evening was spent In fancy work, af-
ter which elegant refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Christianson re-
turned homo Monday after : months
visit with friends and relatives In
Iowa aud Dakota. They reported a
pleasant month spent. but glad to be
home once more.
Emil Hanson Of Coal Springs, s D.,
| visited with relatives and friends In
this city the first Of the week, on his
way back from Minneapolis, where
he purchased his supplies for his
hardware store at Coal Springs, he
returned home or Tuesday.
The Grieg Sangforening held q So
cial function last Wednesday evening
at their hall in this city. All the &C
tive and passive members we're pre-
sent and q grand time "a had by all
present. A most elegant supper was
served.
Tine Vermillion Republican in last
weeks issue had a cut OF the Univ
ersity OF South Dakota's debaters and
We are glad to ind q face on the
team that Is we'll known to US, and
that face Il Herbert Rudolph one OF
the brightest Is well As popular young
men that Canton has " known.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
A. L. Jones Dead.

A. L. Jones of Sioux Falls one time
resident Of Canton died in a hospital
at Sioux Falls last Thursday afternoon
of quick consumption after a brief
illness of about six week.
MI. Jones at one time run a Meat
Market In Canton and while here
made a host of friends, being a man
that could make friends with who
ever he come in contact with. About
three year ago he moved to Sioux
Falls where he took up the contract
business and was quite successful.
The body was brought to Canton
and laid at rest in the Forrest Hill
cemetery beside that of a son who
died a few years ago.
The LEADER joins with many
friends In extending to the sorrow
stricken widow heart felt sympathy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
LOCAL

Vida Gosnell u sick with grippe.
Dwight Slade went down to Hudson
Monday.
Mn. A. =. Jennings had Star Circle
Tuesday.
Work On the Carnegie Library is
under way.
Q. o. Club met with Mrs. summer
will Thursday.
ssslsy and Tank have ! very good
window display.
Mn u. Bennett was : 500 Fall
visitor last Friday.
Judge Malioryl eft Wednesday for
Chicago on business.
Florence LAWSON Is home from Ced-
" Falls on . vacation.
The q. g. CO met with Florence
Seafles Tuesday evening.
The A. B. g. Club With Enoch
6kartvedt Saturday evening.
Glasses fitted by II. O. Wolfe, grad
uato opttcian, Canton, s. D.
Mn. Chas. Whitmore Ii home again
after Waiting With Mrs. Carl Bryan q
Platte, 8. p.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
Laugh awhile and see il it hurts.

Laugh awhile and see il it hurts.
The Canton high school boys will
have a track team this year.
Have you registered your name and
address for a postmaster yet?
Mrs. Montgomery will hold her
Easter opening at an early date.
Rev. Lewis was a Sioux City visitor
on business the first Of the week.
Boosting for Canton will be the
main issue Of the Canton Commercial
Club from now on.
Shop in the LEADER. See what our
progressive merchants have in store
for you along bargain lines.
G. A. Berry is having some very
beautiful Easter catalogues made in
the LEADER job department..
Mrs. M. e. Rudolph returned from
Vermillion Tuesday night where she
was visiting with her SON Herbert.
Remember the Spirella Corsets do
not change shape, when laundried.
Warranted not to rusG OF break for l
year. Sold by Mrs. Willard. Phone 6
call 8.
Mrs. j. D. Cloud wrote from Chi
cago the Sth that she was on her way
to join J.. d. at Champaign, Illinois,
and from there they would take a trip
together to Houston, Texas.
"
Chraft & Hansen are celebrating
their 10th Anniversary sale this week
and In doing so they are giving record
breaking prices to the patrons that
have so kindly made their store so
we'll known for square dealing with
all. Read their ad. 1t will pay you
The Baptist LadiesaAid will hold a
Bazaar at the Miller Building on Sat-
urday March 9th. There will be for
sale fancy work aud chlldren's cloth
ing, and a chicken-pie supper will be
served from 5 o'clock on, and lunches
during the day. Supper 25c. Every
body welcome.
Miss Anna Moe and William Lane
were quietly married at the home of
the brides parents in this city, Wed
nesday March 18th. Only relatives
were present. Many beautiful gifts
we're given them by friends and a.
mong them was a beautiful electric
toaster given them by the Canton
Cooperative Telephone company,
where Miss Anna worked so long at
the sboard." The happy young coup
le left on the early morning train
for Charles City where they
will make their future home. With
them goes the best wishes OF the
LEADER and many friends.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
Passed Away.

Miss Laura Stauffacher died at the
home of her parents north Of this city
Wednesday, March 18th of measles
The young lady was but fifteen years
Of age just budding into womenhood
when she was called by Him, mos,
high.
Funeral services we're held 1t the
home Thursday morning and the body
was then taken to the depot and ship.
ped to the old home at Monroe, Wis.
coLsin.
The LEADER extends heartfelt SYM
pathy to the sorrow stricken parents
In their hour of sorrow.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
Many : Suffering Women.

Drags herself painfully through her
daily tasks suffering from backache,
headache, nervousness, and loss Of
sleep not knowing her Ills are due to
kidney and bladder troubles. Foley
Kidney Pills give quick relief from
pain and misery, : prompt return to
health and strength. No woman who
sut1sn can AFFORD 70 overlook Foley
Kidney Pills.
SoLD u SHERMAN d RoOHx.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14
An Epidemic OF Coughing.

Is sweeping over the town and
young and old are alike affected.
Foiey's Honey b Tar Compound IS a
quick safe reliable family medicine
for coughs and colds A. S. Jones, VI
Lee Pharmacy, Chico, Calf, says
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
has no equal, and l recommend 1t IS
containing no narcotics or other
harmful properties."
SoLD By SHERMAN q ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

l. M. Helmey OF Sioux Falls and
Herman Richter Of Canton we're in
Lennox for a short time Wednesday.
To the average citizen they would
answer well for a pair OF good look
Ing twins, were 1t not for the strain
of nationality that Is Sc conspicuous
in their names. Their humor and
wit has placed them in about the
same calibre Of tactics .-Lennox In
dependant.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

Subscribe for the Lead er /.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

that stand the laundry test, fast c%olor0and
well made from fabrics that will wear. Es-
pecially pleasing to the man of quiet tastes
are the subdued richness of patterns.
$1.00 $3.50 $500
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-03-14

from the celebrated hat shops of MALLORY
and "McKibbin" offer men Of every walk
in life an ~unequalled chance to get HATED
to suit their taste.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-26
WILSON RESIGNS
AS GOVERNOR
Resignation is Effective On
Saturday

Trenton, n. j., Feb. 25.-WoOdro~
Wilson resigned the governorship Of
New Jersey at l O'Clock today to take
effect at noon on Saturday, March
list The governor wrote his resigna-
ton in his own hand, and sent it b.
Secretary Tumulty to David S. Car
ter, secretary of state. At the same
time he sent message to both houses
of the Legislature, notifying them of
his act.
Il shall have the pleasure of being
private citizen for just three days, -
said Mr.. Wilson. q think" he said,
with a smile, 81 shall celebrate the
fact by turning a handspring just to
show that have no dignity of office
to maintain"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-26
WITH THOSE TENDER IN YEARS.

With those tender in years, the
young boys of Americas, especially,
the parents of the city have duty to
perform that seems in part to be neg
lected. Briefly stated, do the parents
of number of young people in Ameri-
Gus know where their young sons are
at night?
This is not new question in Amer.
icus. 1t has been considered here
before. There has been, or still is, a
Curfew ordinance in the city relative
to the presence of children on the
streets on the streets OF the city at
night. AS to whether this matter ia
receiving attention or not one may cas-
lily judge by taking peep at the streets
of the city in the business section oc-
casionally at night.
Where are your boys tonight? Is \
question that may be fraught with
pathos for many parents in Americas.
Do the parents of the city fully realizo
the strength of the temptations that
beset the young when they are allow
ed TO leave the paternal roof at night
1t is question that may well be pom
dered by the parents of the city, some
of whom may be laboring under the
delusion that their children are safe
from the many dangers that may be
set them under the conditions of DOM
ern life.
1t is surely not true that Americus
parents are Indifferent, or do not
pay careful attention TO such an im-
portant matter. 1t is a problem that
seems to be largely without the law.
II deals more closely with the home.
1t is matter that should come close
home TO every parents heart 1t is
through the most careful attention b
these matters by the parents in tn.
home that the remedy for this prob
lem may in large part be found.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-26
STATE BANKERS TO LAY
STRESS ON AGRICULTURE
DR.. SOHle Invited to Attend Meeting at
Macon Next May.

Athens, Ca. Feb. 25.-How to pro-
mote agriculture in Georgia will be
stressed at the annual meeting of the
Georgia Bankers association, which Is
tc be held at Macon, May 16 and II.
President Andrew W. Soule, of the
Georgia State College of Agriculture,
has been invited by President Hunt
and Secretary McFadden to strike the
key note of the discussion. This, Dr..
Soule has consented to do, and will adj
dress the bankers on How Bankers
Can Help in The Promotion of Agricul-
tire in Georgia" In this connection.
l. is of interest to recall that Dr..
Soule accepted an invitation to discuss
agriculture before the American Bank
ers association at Detroit last year.
The welfare of the banking inter
ests in Georgia being almost identical
with the welfare of the state, and the
exigencies arising on account of the
boil weevil now threatening both, at
ford a timely opportunity for outlin-
ing a definite program by which the
bankers can enter into the work of
progressive agriculture. The
diversification of crops with intelli-
gent rotation and the advancement or
the interests of animal husbandry, it IS
stated, will be among the subject.
discussed as offering the only practi-
cal means of meeting the weevil and
for promoting general agricultural
in the state
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-26
A THOUSAND new Boobies
ON DUTY in WASHINGTON
Large Addition to Police De.
partnGDt

Washington, D. c., Feb. 20
Crowds attending the Inauguration are
to be we'll cared for during inaugu-
raj week Already more than 1000
husky-looking applicants for the po-
sicion of special police have been filed
with the superintendent of police, and
the work of picking out the eligibles
was begun today under personal ST.
pervision of Superintendent Sylves-
ter. 1t is intended to have this force
in working order by March 3, in time
for the suffragists parade.
Women and girl visitors are TO be
cared, for and safeguarded by the
Young Women's Christian Associa.
ton. which will have a special woman
inspector who will investigate the
various boarding houses and hotels.
81 lecting those suitable for women or
young girls unaccompanied by male
escorts.