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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

ieBicn Stelingen 6eianoen iid ani
Dem redteu llier 0er Siio s3mai5ig
CiiBicre lno 1900 5oloatcn iolcn
9eian8en gcnonimen iUor0el icin
Qpgebliol.e 9tieoerIu9e Ser
Eiirten
&oris. December Sine ans
Heirograo ON Die Sauos.9laeuiur ie.
lc9rap6irte oifi3ieac erflaruua oes
@encralitabs Der rniiiden glrmee
lauei
ISM Gnp6rail1al Dot 0ie ruiiiide
0oonuc 0ic CiicniiDe creriiien, Die
liirfeu aus i6ren Steamaen acmor.
fen uno oieiel6eu in Die 5ludt &c.
iblaacn 1ie 9lniien crbaiiteieu 3pei
@eidiee mo madten cine glu3o9l
@eianacne
2lud Der G8ar5ur Grout
sSctrogro0, + Iel. &aiier
9litolaus9iit 6eute Nlor9en bon %es
troardo nad ser 8rout o6aeio6ren
Gic ougeblide Stdrte oes
0eutfhen &eercS
9arfs, g. Ge3. Cine 6ol6antt.
lihe 9laHridt iiber bic i'm 6eloe iic.
bcpoen 0eutidcu glrmeen melhe
hcilfe 9lheuA hicr puhlisirt mirnc
aat
a1euiidIon0 iie6en sur 3eit 251a
altibc 9lrmeecorps sur @eriii9ina,
BON oeneu 2i1A aegen 6rantreit im0
bier ac8e1 AnBlano operiren. Son
Sen 88 oeutiGeu 9leierpe glrmee.
corps iie6en 22la aeaeu 6raufreid
mo 1913 ae8en 9lublano i'm 6el0.
Ticie 3ablen laiieu crtennen, bob
im @an3ci 5sis aitioe ooer 9lcierpe.
Corps un0 mht 100, mic irrtbiim-
lider @eiie bon ser oeltihcn 9leaic.
rna duacae6eu irnroe. ouf ocn 5luei
SHIdntironteu iiir Ieiliihlano fanl.
picn
Neun Sic 2ul0mebr, bon uelder
IN ser oiii3ieQen Oeiitideu 9efaunt.
uodimg nidts eripdbut puroe, niit-
aerehnct miro 70 er9i6t iidl oaB adt
2anomebr2Irnlcecorps aegeu 5rant.
reid rmo iieben aeaeu &uBlono i'm
6eloe iie6eu; ons beiBt AM beioen
6roHieu 30 Sanowc6r.Niuilionen
9lmcrffoniibcr 9otid5af
ter mad 9orDcour-
EariS, Gc3. gSn @raOcs
S1orp ser ncuc amerifaniide Bot.
idaiier au 6rantreidl iii 6eiiteA6eno
BON ieiNcnt So0He GEORGE 6ealcitet
BON bier nac1 Sorocmu o6geia6reu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

riidaefebrtcn Saupinauu o6gc6en
muBte, Geacu in eilcr Geier0eitel.
hung lumittel6ar binter oerSdiitcn.
linic icbt Oes 9otaiuons. glls
Eedina gegeu ieinoli6e @eidoiic,
SdropneQs lm0 @ronoten 0iencH
inns orei Stein6o6len Sd liegc nit
meinenl 3uge am tmmittelboriten
6inter Der 6ront in Der groBten uno
6eiten Der orei Soblen. Sn oen eriten
5oqen loq idj inter meinen Seiten
in ser @o6le. Gas geetter mar 6err.
lid. Sagsii6er ioBen ipir OrauBen,
mr oes 9fodlts moren mir in Der
So1lc Sect bat man mir cine nelle
9o6nung 6ergerid)tet NIT g9obn.
uno Sdloiim6e, nit Gid unO orei
aor6ieneln, nit einem Glen, Der io-
gar nit &o6len gebei3t miro, 10 ooB
i'd pobl 5ufrieoen ieiu fonn im0 eS
oud bin. Gas Nlobilior itonmt auS
oem bon Oen 9epobnern geiou6erten
mo BON oen 6roiBoien 5erihoiienen
g., Der Sien 8. q. pon Dem Serrn
@iorrcr Bon Der augcmeinen Gage
meiB idj c6eniomenig, pie 0os neiIge.
borene &ino BON Ser @clt. Syn I'M
ierem 9lbidnitt boben mir MIR &c.
ie6L oic Steauna 81 6olten Gin
3uriid 9ibt eS niht co ihwer iid
0os an6ort, lit oas bod nibt. Dor
Oen Shiibengrd6cu, 0ie iiir itebenOe
Shiiben umO nit ACKNOWLEDGMENT
llutcritdn0eu eingeridtet iinO, beiiu.
oen ii6 @olisgruben mo ein 20 Ile.
ter 6reiter Streiien nit Gro6tbiu.
oerniiien Sin 9lugriff ser nur in
Ger 9}oht bon Griolg gefront iein
fann miro bon 0en Dor Oos TraGt
6inoernis porgeido6euen @ahpoiten
iofort aemeloct, sic Gompagnien
peroeu alorruirt rmO oaes mortet
aui Oie tonmeuocn 9cic6le. ga MN
glahtS in oen olnflen @1loern
gloroirontreihs and 6ei Nlon0idcin
10 gut mic nidts 81 ie6eH iit uerOeH
&ionierc nit Seuhttlgeln oui Die
Shiibenlinien bertbeilt, 1ieie ner.
0en ourh SonoidleuOer in Die Suft
gcworien erplooircn BORT mo erbel.
len Die @eoeno I'M llmfreiie BON et-
un so Nletcr fir ciniae Setinoen.
0icie 3eit geuiiat Inn Oen Sdiiben
3ielpunfte 5u geben unO, falls Der
Sein0 pirflih bis ans Irabtbin0cr.
mis- berou it, gebt ioiort elm wo6n
iiluiges @efnaae los. 9ln beion0ers
iuaiiuitigen Stclleu oes Shiiben-
gro6ens peroen Wloidjinengepe6re
ciuaegraben oie ouh nit ibrer ma
benoen 9lrbeit Damn 6egiuneu &or
ore Saaen mahten 0ie SraiBoien ci.
neu iolben Gurhbruhsueriud. sic
trie6en Gurfos poron mo initrliir-
ten tie: Gutipeoer ourhbrehen oOer
faaeu. .&ebrt, sS6r 3uriid meroet Shr.
pon inns erihoien TaS miiieu mir
uou @eiongenen, Sic Serrcn Sur.
fos ober lieBen iid nidt oaroif eiit
idIihen on nniere Steaingen 6eron
imo erworteteu obue 5u idieBen, ole
oui ctiuo 300 Meier noNiolgeuocn
6ran5oieu, SSn oent glugenblid, no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

lonoS ole baloi9e 9eeuoiamg ocS
arieges berbeimiiniheu Tr ban
IDfe oementirte ole Olclom1 OaB
cr elm Nonoihreibeu Der 9ouigin
6ringe, 0os iid oui 6rieoensuerniitt.
hna 6e5ie6e er betontc. ooB cr lc.
oi9lid 0rn. 9rDon BON ser Stim-
mung in So0ono berihtet mo ism
ieinc Ginoriide ii6er Die @er6dltniiie
in europa inn oagemeineu mitgc
t6cilt 5obc.
giad einer llnterrc0lm1 nit Dem
StaatSietretdr oeiitete Or. ban IDfe
flar on ooB Der seeiaucie Nloment
5ir Ginlciiuug elmer 6eiiimmtcu
6rieoens 9eiuegung nod uiht ae.
fontnen iei
.Ccr @uuih ser Gereinigten
Siaoten uad Srieoen, iogte en- lit
cine betonute S6atiodc Gie Gut
ideiouna oorii6er. wonu ser aeeig
uctc Nlomcnt fir unier Sonoelu ae.
tonmen iit licat III ocn Sdnoen mel
ner 9oraeieBten. Nion 0ori Dem
4Srdiiocnten lm0 oem Staaisiefretdr
DerirQuen, OoB iie oeu redien 9lugcn
blid finoen wer0eu~
Or. pan Tpfc wiro moraeu nit
9rdiiocnt @ilion iiber sic 3uitGuoe
in europa ipreden; cr lit 5um Sun-
ebeon ms gSeiBe SouS gelo0en nor.
oen
3eitun0Slcuten ac1enii6er olBerte
Der @eiauote, Dob fein 3tueiiel ga.
ran 6eite6c, ooB sic &onigiu iino sic
Nle6r5obl Oes Golfes nouiri4tia neu.
irol~ ieieu.
nQlonroe- Goftrin lit Dor.
bei.~
NleI6ourne, 2luitraIien 1.Ge5.
DMcl6onrne glee" ldBt iih oeS
9auaeren iiber sic 9lniihtep oeS Gr-
Frdiioenteu Eoit, pie er lie fitr5lid
be5iialic6 ser @lonroe 0ottrin in
Nlontcloir 0t..SS, ouSiprod, ous rm0
areiit 6eionoerS sic Grfldrmg 6cr.
GUS, oaB oie @er Staoten ourc6 Die
0sonroe Gottriu nidt ae}uim9eu
rer0en wiir0en. ein3ugrciien. meni
Gauooa bon GeltiHlano ouoeeriifen
ueroen miir0e. Iie'3eitung ioat:
u@euu oieie Snterpretirtng oieglH.
iidten Der amerifoiiiden &egierlna
reprdientirt oann lit etiuas BON crit
tloiiiger gidtiofeit eeide1eu- @cun
sic @ilionibe Regierrng Eoft'S SIN.
iidt t6eilt, Damn lit eS flor, oaB ser
NlonroiSnus elm cling Der Gergon-
gen6eit lit uno ooB Sic Ser. Stootcu
i6re Stellmg aiiigegebeu 6abeu Die
lie eiieriiibtig IN Sen lebten aht5ig
So6ren SIT be6oupten iuhten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

itarf ioiort iih mie0er 5lI idllieBen,
itno 10 braden sic Teuiihen bciStrD.
tom ourd~
sSeitcre 0eutihe gluSfubr
&erbotc.
2ou0oll I 9ei. -9erliner &C.
peiden ii6er glmiier0am an Neuters
Selcaront So. beiaaeu BOB Die 9Ius.
iu6r uuo ggicoerausfi5r BON @um.
mo- Sol5moae, 0letaQ @6otograp9i-
ideu Sinien acuiiien R6osp6otcn,
@los fir Sdneebriaen Sentralit II.
Sooa uer6oien iei
u0cr populdrite Nloun in
CcutidIonO.~
@crlin. iibcr oang uno Son0on.
II Dscm6cr TdB @eueralielo.
moribaa @oul bon Sinoenburg ais
Der Nlann ser Shnoc in Ecuiidlan0
anaeic1en miro. crbeat on beiien ous
einem @oriaQ, pelder sur Belt 0nrd
Sic 3citunaeu gebt Gie &oit crbicIt
cine 6clopoittortc tuelde on Oen
,,@opddriten Mann in Geltihlano~
ooreilicrt mar. Ger finoiae aSie.
p6an" pnBtc Ocu 9loreiiaieu 3u fin.
oeu. Gr ionote ion Dem Sicgcr bon
Ionncbera 0en N|aiurichen Sceu
itn0 bon So03.
Tcutf6Ion0's mirtb dl q t.
gaze bcfricoi-
gcnO.
9crIin bio Sonoon T. Gcj.
Ger @icc Graiiocnt ser 9leihs6anf
erfldrt oaB sic uirt6i6oitlide Si-
iiation in Genti6lono iid in ourd.
aus 3ufrieoenilcaeuocr @eiic entlui.
dele.
9lllc ungoriiden 6oftio.
uen ciuig
Q2oibinqtolt, I. Gej. - Gepe.
i6cu pom 9luSm0rtioeu 9Imt in gSien
an oie beiigc oiierreidiih uusari-
ide 9otitait fiinoiaten an OaB 0as
nigariide A6aeoronctcnbanS sic Gr-
ncuerunq ocs glr6itrdtions &ertra.
aes NIT oen Ser. Staateu ouf wei.
terc iiini Sabre rotiiijirt babe. 5n
DER Gepeid1e beiBt es
Sic 5ibma in iuelder Ger Ser
traa 3urSprabe fam CAB cine prdd)
tiae Satitrotion ser Sarmonie inter
alien 6rottioncn. Gie Siibrer Der
Cppoiition, @rai GerolDi ino @rai
glnoraiiD, erfldrten, Tie wiirOeu ieoe
aritif in politiidcn Imaen bis 5ur
3eit Oes sSrieoens uerihie6eu.
@riiBe uno @liidpiinihe uur0en
Ser glrmee ii6ermittelt, ilno ale @ar.
teicn goben Dem ielienieiten Ger.
trouen aui einen enogiiltigen Sieg
glus0rud, lpclter ser itnaariihengto.
tiou 6cionocre @ou6eile 6ringcn
uiiroe@
Ser romcrifoniide c @eiono,
.tGnnn& oI4llo,nn.beri btet..~
@oibirgton ! GGcnber
Ir Senrp ban Gpte Ser omcrifoni-
i6c geiouoie an oie 9lieoerlonoe, Der
oui llrlou6 bier meilt er5d6lte beute
in einer Gonieren5 nit Staatsietre.
tor NrDnn mic criIliliA &0nigut
Dil6elniue uno Oos gan5c Golt Nol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
gLng einer benlIdlrn Er0ieIInna.

lleber OoS Seben nnO Sreiben in
ocn Observation-Disclosures Ole I'M.
iere Gruppei in 6roufreid onacleat
boben idrei6t Elm Cfiilier ieineu in
Sanbnra mo6ncnoen Glteu:
.99ir s. 3. Ole -. Gonpaanie 3u
ser idj ieit ingei06r Z Sagen ruieoer
ac6orc, oa i1 Sic Sii6utng Ger 9. an
cinen dltcrcn ans Siioomerita SUE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
n@ereinIaIe sanaer H0n NaIIImorcl

eegriinOet 1885.
Sauptquartier n@ermonia M6n-
uerdor-Glubbuus," glr. $50, glorO.
Soparo.StraBe.
@cors Seitert, PraiioeHt, glr. 2t5,
8eIt-SaratogoiiroBe
Sobn q. alein, Girigent, 0lr. 201,
observation-disclosures.
@eors SimmcIbeber, prot. IND
correip. Sefrctdr, glr. 500. glor0.
9toie.StroBe.
Sernara D1idlih, Sdotmeiiier,
9lr. 7f3, @arner-StraBe.
/ .ysSrib4 Saoinann, aiuau5ietrOtaR,
9lr. 2ttt, @eit.@ratt-Str
@n. 9. Siloebranot, gibIiotbefar,
Scr. 2O29, Sreoerid-9loenue.
6ermonn @rdfe, @oriiber 0es Dlu.
fif.Gomite's, glr. 1912, @eit-OhiI.
berrb-StraBe.
Acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

or miro ou B. 1e5embcr Rrdiioent
@ouacorc eiue GreoitiDe iiberrciheH
@efttgeadmpfe am yier.
&unQL
2On0oM +. Ceicmbcr. Ginem
lelearaunl oes Jleiitcr'ideu Gore
iponoeuien 5u Sliis 5uioloe iino ent.
lang oem Nicr.aonol 6eute beitige
Sample iu @onae. Ser Gouner
iHperer @eihiibe muroe oen gaBen
Eag ii6er Dernommen uno bis Shlis
cr5iiterten ole Saiier.
Gie 9euo6ner aler Oorier inner.
6ol6 einer gseaeihnoe bon Ger 9)ier.
Sdladtlinie limo megaeididt NOR
oen.
Nmerifoniiher 9iirgcr i'm
Son0on pcrboftet.
2ouoon, 4, Tcj. NenrD 9ci
ael BON 9lcu gorf. pelber crflart
amcritaniider @iiroer 81 ieiu wlroe
nah einen 6cme Inn 9ou.StroBcu-
@oli5eiacriht ais ieinolider 9Iusldn-
oer IN llnterindnnasboit aeionot
0r lmlroe inI SoUog,6oiel perbaitet
Ger Ceieftip, melder Sic @erboihng
porno6ub 6e5euate, @ciael 1o6e 5ii
aeae6en elm 1eierteur Der oeutiAen
2Irmee 5u icin
Der @eiangeue lit I'M geiib eineS
m 4. 9Iueuit ausaeiieaien amerifa.
niideu @oiies
oicnt ais Gng.
ldn0cr
2onOon. I. Ge5ein6er. - Sieg.
frieo Shneioer, eiu Geutiher Der.
iebte 6cute Die 9eomien oes 9op.
Sirabeu @oIi5eiaerihtes IN nidt Sc
ringes eritalneit ais er nit Der
groBtcn Scelcuru6e crfldrte, 0oB CT
lingere Belt in ser britiiden 9lruce
iu Srantreih aeoieut babe uno oaB
sSeocrmonn bonn 9loibeu areu5
Corps, meldeni en- ouge6ort babe
icine 9ldiiouolitdt getonnt babe
Ser @eianaeue trua oie reguldrc
abotillniiorni Gr lit 6eihmoigt
oeridunt 5u ba6en, iid ols gluSldu
Ser 5u regiitrircn ino mebr ols fiini
Nleilcn o6ne GrloubniBidein gereiii
3u iein er muroe int an0emeiueu
Nlilitdr.Soipital 81 9oulogue Der.
bditet 100 CT Dem &oipitolitab inter
ocm 9lomeu 6reoerid EaDlor auae
6orte. Cos @eridt bielt ocn glrre.
iionteu obnc 3uIoiiltna pom 9iirg.
idoit feit-
nOoiID @}oil@5oIItNner.
fennitug.
@on0oiL /. Gej. Ger Gorre,
iponoent ser nEoiD Nlail~ beridtet
aus Eetroqroo. oaB Sic Gciltideu
init oiiBeroroentliher @eibidlihfeit
imo groBer &llbnbelt brcuoJllid3ii9
beiVrrtitelliot bdtten. pGic Icut
idcn peioerten iid~ ioat 0ic 3ei.
hma non Grgeben 5u Oenfen idloi.
fen einiad sic gIugen ais tie un-
mcuidlid ihperc @erIuiie erlittcn
uno Ser 9eie6l Iauteie, iid nit @e'
malt einen ggea IN oic 5reibeit SIT
babueu Gie 9lniien luaren nidt 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

gIdi5efnidbriae (5u i6rcm @ere6rer)
ySpo5iereu geben2 glein. 0os fam idj
jest nlc1t; ld mlB ouf meinc ileine
Shmelter ac6i9ebcn"
9ie tleine Sdiueiier; nSs ia MD
mabrl SD mli iiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

.Sarmonie."
n@ermonin.@ .@'dnnetho,.-
n8robIinu.~
0EbaIia-Idnnerdor.
D@o8art-Yldnner
ngidenfrano."
D@ermania.0 0uartett-glub."
.Ylelooie."
nMeteer-@ei @eianeberein.
n@eiteno.9ieOertran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Oieie beran moren begannen tie Cit
pabniinniges SdieBcn mahten ms
ooourh oufnerfianL 10 OaB mir nit
Seuhttuqeln. Niohinengepebreri,
0ouOgranaten orbeiten founten.
GoB Oas bolo 3lm 8iid3ug irnierer
@egner fii6reu muBte, liegt aui ser
SonO. 9as lebte @ort ipra6 sic
glrtiaerie, inOenl iie Die 5uriidiGiG.
tenoeu 5ran5oien nit Shropneas
beoadte. glah iingefdbr elmer 6ol.
ben Shlnoe mar mieoer ponitdn0ige
Gu6e einoetreten. Ser @iono trot
aus 0en @olfen 6erbor unO beleuh-
tete ms inO sic 9onoihoft. Sin
9ilO oeS SrieoenS, pie eS id0uer
nicbt 3li molen pdre, iDenn nibt 0os
grouiige Stobnen Der Gerpunoeten
ueit oiirh ole 9la6t geOringen mare.
nod Oeritdrft Oircb Den @iOer6aa
an Sen ihorf 3erfliiiteten 5elien. Gs
nimmt itrs oaber niht punoer,
menn man in 6ranfreid bon elmer
oenticben Groieihue ipridt. Sir Sic
6ron5oien lit iie uueinne6mbor mo
elm Gurd6rrihsOeriub aud nit I'm
teritiibiug BON 9lrtiaerie (oaDor iino
mir in sen llnteritdnoeu iiber) miro
niht aelingeu. IS miiBte ihon gan5
raiiinirt an9eiangen iueroen. Sopiel
lit o6cr oud iiher, beidBen Oie 6ron-
5oicn Oicie Stclinaeu, mir piiroen
ie Ood ne6menl SD babe iibrigens
mein @otent iebt idon IS lit bean.
tro9t poroeu oli @uno 6eionoercr
9eiihlngen. Segt wiinibe id mlr
nod oos 6iierue criter 3Ioiie mo
Damn oeilmoe @cinfebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
gcrcinistc glrbeiter-SdHser BON
Baltimore,

Souptquartier nSlmncfe Sale"
g2r. 4OS, @eit-2erinetou-Strabe
Scbn Sofa, 4raiioent, Oar. 2029,
9oDo-Strabc.
@eore B. Hoeblmnun, 9irigent, y
gSr. POPS, 8airmoiutt.SIbeuiie.
90. qron, Sefretdr, ger. 1920,
Saubert-StroBe
Sront @orlosfp, Shakmeiiter, yar.
2t0, gaO 6. StraBe.
nSo5ialiitiibe 2ieOertafeI," Sing
itinoe 0ienItag.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02

From Madison Backs-Relief Proved
by Lapse of Time.

Backache is a heavy burden;
Nervousness, dizziness. headache.
Rheumatic pain; urinary ills;
All wear n out.
Often effects of kidney weakness.
No use to cure the symptoms,
Relief is but temporary if the
cause remains.
If it's the kidneys cure the cause.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kid
ney ills;
Read about your neighbours case.
Here's Madison testimony.
The kind that can be investigated.
Mrs. l.. ID. Crow, 1905 E. Seventh
street, Madison, S. D., says: II gave
a statement in praise of Doan's Kid
ney Pills some years ago for the rea-
son that l found them to be a good
remedy and one of true merit. ]
have never had a sign of kidney
trouble during all the years since the
cure was made. l am pleased to have
the opportunity of giving Doan's
Kidney Pills a second endorsement
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Crow had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
RATE CUT
Ordered BY Railroad Commission On
Fuel Wood.

Pierre, May 2.-The state rail
way commission has ordered a reduc-
tion in the rates of fuel wood and
sawdust fl om Black Hills points to
stations east of the Missouri, the re-
duction averaging approximately 35
per cent, the rate on fuel wood from
Rapid City to Huron being reduced
from IT cents per hundred to 11.8
cents per hundred, with a like reduc-
ton for other points.
The commission has been notified
that a representative of the inter
state commission will hold a hearing
at Sioux Falls May Is and 10, at
which matters which will be up for
consideration will be the reasonable
ness of proposed increases on live
stock from west OF the Missouri riv-
er to eastern markets; on malt
from Sioux Falls to lower Missouri
river points; on hogs from Sioux
Falls to southern points: on fruits
from Florida to Sioux Falls; on dairy
products from Mitchell to Chicago;
on potatoes from Britton to points
in Kansas. There will also be a
hearing on the complaint of the state
commission which attacks various
class and commodity rates from
points on the Milwaukee line west
of Aberdeen to jobbing points. The
commission will attend the meeting
to look after the interests of ship
pers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02

Whining Does Not Inspire Love Or
Loyalty.

Alma Whitaker in Los Angeles
Times: The reproachful attitude
must be the basis of many a spoiled
life. Even when it is deserved the
whining reproach can never make
things better. In fact, 1t is usually
the cause thereof. The reproachful
wife. the reproachful husband, the
re%proachful friend, the reproachful
mother, the reproachful teacher, the
reproachful employer, car never in
spire love or loyalty.
They are types of persons that
make up the naggers, the peevish
winners, the everlasting complainers.
Ii they have a right to criticize ones
actions it merely makes ones resent
ment greater, because escape from
them is so much more difficult.
We all know wives and mothers,
husbands and fathers. who are for
ever complaining with that exasper-
ating air of ~reproach, and the burden
of their cry is always that their rela-
tives do not treat them with proper
consideration. 1t does not seem to
occur to them that love is for the
lovable, consideration for the consid-
crate. They go out of their way to
make one feel as uncomfortable and
as unhappy as they very well can,
ano then complain that nobody loves
them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
GUARD FOR ROCKEFELLER, JR
Demonstrations Against Mine Owner
Become Violent.

New York. May $50 violent are
the demonstrations against John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr., as a result of the
Colorado mine strike. that a guard
Was established about the home Of the
millionaire.
THE mourning picket" at 26 Broad
way was resumed and even more ex-
tensive demonstrations of protest are
planned by Untpon Sinclair, who is
now serving a jail sentence for hav.
ing "picketed" the Broadway build.
ing two days ago.
The pickets wore badges with the
legend, Thou Shalt Not KILL" pinned
9cross their breasts.
Leaders declared that so o o as
Sinclair IL released from Jail. where
Ne IL hunger striking. a hearse will
be hired and with Sinclair as the
driver II will follow the millionaire
wherever he goes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
MARRIED ON TRAIN.
Conductor Stages Novel Entertain.
ment for His Passengers.

Spokane, Wash, May 2.-"I dare
you young sweethearts to get mar
ried on this train. And, say, if
you1l take that dare I'll provide the
preacher too"
Conductor John Roberts of North
ern Pacific train No. 314, en- route
from Lewiston to Spokane, issued
this challenge to N. r. Heath, young
farmer of Lenore, Idaho, and Mil
dred Kittrell of Ito, Idaho.
You're on" said Heath. That
is, I'm game, but it's up TO Mildred
here. She has the last say"
well, no dare like thai will ever
get by me- responded Mildred. Go
and get your preacher"
The conductor started a search of
his train and in a few minutes re
turned with the Rev. f. ID. Muse, pas
tor of the Christian church at Lew
iston. In a few minutes arrange
| ments were completed and the cere-
mony was performed on the rear
platform Of the day coach just as the
train was crossing the Clearwater
bridge.
The conductor and Miss Efie Kit
trell, sister of the bride, attended
the couple, while every passenger
climbed on the seats to get a better
view of the ceremony.
Conductor Roberts was edging to-
ward the bride, expecting to be first
to kiss her, but the bridegroom beat
him to 1t and gave his new wife such
an embrace that the passengers
yelled for an C
The couple had secured a license
at Lewiston, intending to wed al
Kendrick, but the conductors dare
upset their plans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
HORSE QUARANTINE ASKED
Live Stock Owners Complain OF Dour
Inc Epidemic.

Bismarck, N. d., May 2.-The
North Dakota live stock sanitary
board has been asked by the Cattle
Owners association of Williams coun
Il to establish a quarantine against
horses coming from Mckenzie county
because of the alleged prevalence OF
dourine.
This disease recently has attracted
the attention Of the board as being
prevalent in several sections Of the
state, notably on the Fort Berthold
Indian and Standing Rock rsservs
tons and In the Kildeer mountain
district In Dunn county.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
CHURCH ADVERTISING.
Chicago Churches To Apply Modern
Business Methods.

cedar Rapids Gazette: The
churches of Chicago are going to APP
ply more modern business methods
to the church. Since advertising
pays in other lines of endeavor the
contention is that it ought to pay in
the religious field. The plan is to
raise about $4,000 to be used dur
ing the year by the churches in buy
ing display space in the daily news
papers. Hardheaded business men
will approve of this latest
scheme on the part of the various
religious bodies. The newspapers
have given columns of their stock in
trade to the churches from time inn
memorial and now the church has
come to the point where it believes
that turn about is fair play and pro-
poses spending some money with the
newspapers. Publishers will appre-
ciate the fact that they decided to
use space in the newspapers instead
of in street cars and on billboards.
1t showed long-headedness on the
part of the prime movers, knowing
that the newspapers could give them
much more for their money than the
other forms of advertising. Church
advertising through the press is not
new. In many eastern cities churches
have paio for many inches OF dis
play advertising to their
Sunday services and paid attrac-
tions. 1t has always been a source
of wonderment to publishers why the
church would pay good money for
everything else il needs and yet over
look the advertising columns of a
newspaper, expecting to get enough
free notices to meet its require
ments.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
To Deport Chinese Refugees.

New Orleans, May 2.-When a can
vass of the refugees aboard the col
lier Jason. being held at quarantine.
was taken sixteen Cinnamon were
found. Their presence on the vessel
pressed the opinion they had
scrambled aboard without being no
ticed. They will be turned over to the
immigration authorities and probably
will be deported.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02

A cross. peevish, ~listless child, with
coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep ;eats
sometimes very little. then again raven
ously; stomach our breath fetid; pains
in stomach, with diarrhea grinds teeth
while asleep, and starts up with terror
ali suggests a Worm Killer-some
thing that expels worms. and almost
every child has them. Kickapoo Worm
Killer is needed Get a box today. Start
at once. You won a " to coax, as
|Kickapoo Worm Killer is a candy con-
lection. Expels the worms, the cause
of your child's trouble. Csc, at your
druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-02
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, May 1.-Cattle-Beeves
$7.05Q9.40; Texas steers, $7.009
$40; Western steers, $7.004S.00;
stockers and feeders, s5.50Q8.15;
cows and heifers. S3.60MS40; calves.
sc. 00Q8.50. Hogs-Light. sS.20@S.45;
mixed, $S.15@S.47h; heavy, $4,000
$40; rough, $s.Oo@s.1o; pigs, $1,000
8.25. Sheep-Native. $4.9045.65:
y~earlings. $5.40@6.40; lambs. 5000
ITO.