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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
@ur bunbert Snbren.

Sor bunbert Sabren iab Der toriie
id)e Wclteroberer nddIocm ibm in
HuBlanb Elm IBIS bierber unb nidt
ipeiterl" nit pernihtenber @eipalt 5us
g~erllfen man, nad)bem or bon ben
SreuBen, Seiterreihern inb Huiien
BEL 2eip5i9 unb in Sranfreih lpiebers
bolt ihiuere Nieberla9en erlitten unb
Dem Sbrpue bate entingen miiiien-
nllf Dem linn ais %erbanmungsort 5u@
9cfpiefencn @lbn unb plante feline
Giidtebr nah Sranfreid, aui Den
&aiiertbron. in Den SeiiB Der 5errs
i6aft unb Waht.
Ils err oann imNSriibiabr bes Sab
res 1915 an Die Gerlpirflihung Ieis
ner Sldne Idritt, gelangte er I'M Ser
lalIf Der .Sunbert Gage" iiber Saris
NIT iOinem i6nea 6uiammen9erafften
9eere nadl gelsien, mo inn bel 8as
terloo blrf Die YreuBcn inter Sliie
der, Die @ngldnOer inter 8eaings
ton uno Die inter Den 8eiebleu bieies
ite6enben perIhieoeneu Nbeutifen
Sruppen nnb Den tSoQdnbern Tin imz
mer Der @urauS 9emud)t pnrDe, TO-
melt CO ii1 nm Iabtbeiie banbelte.
Sn Dem MN entbrannten europdis
ihen 8ricse finben bic eritcn ifipes
rem Sample gleibfaaS in Selgieu,
niht aa5u ipeit bon Dem alten
Shla6tfeloe bel 8aterloo itatt. Sort
fdmpit Die beuti6e Waasarmce inter
8enerdl gmmi6 gegcn Die binter
Wal uno @raben, bihter Den Sortifis
fationen bel 2iittid befinOlihe belgis
idc grmee uns iilf)t iiber Die Norbs
gren5e Sranfrei6s in Oieics eiu8us
%brin9en, mad ben nerciten Nnhriften
nit sutem grfol9e, penn aud uibt
obne 8erluite.
Our Iiebertperfung Napoleons, sur
9efreiun9 Der e%uropdiidcn @0lfer
bon Dem Sod. bas iener ibnen aufers
le9t, bate lid I'M Sabre 1918 fait
ean5 europa, YreuBeu, Seitcrrcih,
HuBlanb uuo Gnglnnb, perbilnbet,
Sranfreidl itanb allein inn Sample ges
gen cine 8elt BON 8aifen. llnb beute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
als yspiun" fit 0iirnbers perbaftet.

Hnris. - Ser &rGiibent Der
4meritaniihen @epr9rapbiiheu @ez
ielihaft, Arfer sc. !9untinstpn, unb
feline Satin lpllrben in Niirn6er9 III
8apern n%erbaftet unb lperben BUR 3eit
uls Spione gefangen gebaltcn.
.S%untingtons @hnuffcnr, Der in Die
Sffpei5 entfam, telegrapbirte am s.
oS. Der 6ieiigeu meritdniiden got>
1baft, Dag 8err unb Srau 6untiu9ton
IN Der iibelireu @eiic Ge6anbelt ,ipor>
ben ieien. Suntington ipllrbc boil
iidnbi9 entfleibet, ndbrenb Die Yoli5ei
ibn bur6iudte, llnb icine Satin mar
dbnlihen Grniebrigungen unb unz
tpiirbieen 8cleibisuugeu u%nteriporfeu.
AOer Chauffeur lii9t,)
8oti6after Serrif t%ele9ropbirte
aaah @aiblngton, unb cs miro angcz
upmmen, bub bas Stauts Sepurte@
snent Shritte tbun miro.
Serr Nrder, M. Suntington. Der
NIT ieiner Satin in Niirnburg perz
baftet unb an9eblih als Spion ms
8efdaeniB %getuorfcn puroe, ut Gin
Sobn oes REINFORCEMENT Sl1enDdpnpduS
ers Coils g. Suntington. ct be-
reiite felt Wai, nit ieiner Satin @us
ropd unb gebahte bis gtopcmber 81
perbleiben. Or lit Srdiibent Der Nme>
rifanilden 8eogrnpbiiden @eicllz
ihuft. oer Nmerifauiiden Humismas
Hidden @eieqidaft IMP bes bicii9en
St1paniid, Imerifnniifen Wiuieums.
Or lit As Sarbe oft unO in Nem 9orf
%fppbnbaft.
? Sic grfldrune iiir/bns Soreeben
Der beutiheu Seborpen 9egen Serrn
Suntinston lit in elmer Mittbeilung 81
finben, Die 6enrp 8ooobouie, elm be-
fanntes 0iitslieb bes Iero Clubs bon
4merifa, an bic 9reIle CAB. Sanaf)
lit Suntington itelpertretenoer @or<
iisenber heS Gomites fir dronartii6e
Wappen uno bon Seiten bes Ghfbs be-
duftragt gcpeien, bernrti9e aarten,
Die Elm Bib Der grboberfldfe aus Der
@ogelperipettipe nit Stationsiignas
len, Slubldufen. Straben uno Seits
msspldnen se6en, gu iammeln. Has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
gersiftnns unb Snieftenitihe
sffGbrlih.s


Mosauitpcs. Slie9en ltnb anbere
Snieften, pelde iif in gbfaQbcs
bdltcrn. 8~aiierpfiiben. Stdllen, fclihs
ten Eldben II. (. 10. idneq permehreu,
iinb arantbeitstrdser. Sci ieoem Stih
floBen lie @ift in. Sbrem aDrper,
ipeldcs cine gefdbrlide aranftcit bers
pOr6ringen mas. 5olet Gud cine
Slaihe Sloam's Eminent. GS lit
nntiieptiih unb etlibe Srppien tobten
bas Silt, bas bon eiuem Sniettenitif
obet einem roiti9en Naael in Sbren
&orper gelangt. Sloan's eminent
besinfi5iert Shnittplmben. ioipie
@unoen Qlers art. Sic iolten bass
Ielbe beiHnoi9 I'M 6auie baben. @elb
3nriid, fuenn nidt sufriebengeitcllt.
Nur % Gents bel Gurem a%potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

turgemGb iinb iolhe aarten in
&~rie9s3eitcn fir feinblide Slieaer
bon Experimentation @ertb, unb ibr
9eiiB bat acknowledgements Serrn
Suntingtor in enle r%nansenebme
Gage ge6raht. Ingeii6ts Der freunbz
i6oftli6en Se5iebungen bes bEii9en
@ero GluDs nit Der beutiden @ereinis
gun9 botft MAJ inbeB, cine Sreiln'z
lung be5 Terbafteten ertpirfen 81
fonnen, tpenn man lid and niht perz
beblt, baB bel Dem Seblcn elmer Siref>
ten &abelperbinOung nit 9euti1lano
ldngcre 3eit per9eben miro, bepor Die
iofprt bon bier aus eingeleiteten
Sdritte gu Dem 9elpiinihteu @rfol8
fiIhren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
CONNER Yeritupfnns sefdbrlif.

@%eritopfune lit inn CONNER sefdbrz
liher, oils i'm Serbit, '@inter ODER
Sriibjabr. Die Speiicn, Die Sic gu
iid nebmen, iinb oftmals niht srilnbs
lib s~ereinist uno seben i'm Nasen bel
lei6tcr in @dbruns iiber. Sic moscn
aud pdbrenb Der beiben Sobres5eit GIT
piel faltes Wafier trinfen unb 1id ben
Wn9en berberben. &olif, Siebcr,
Stomainz @ergiftune rmb anbere 9eis
Den iino Die natiirIihe Solse. 5000
Gar lpiro Gle gelunb erbalten, oa eS
Die Sale. baS natiirlihe 9ariermittel.
anregt uno Die in ben @in9eipeiben
an9eIammelten eiftigen Stofie ents
fernt. To@SoS2ar nirb Sbr @obl>
-befinben forberu. Mnsenebm unb
ipirfiam. Iebmet berlte Ibenb cine
Soiis. so Gents bel Gurem Ipos
tbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
- Iadridten" pom &riessidauplate.

8G6renb Die 2onboner 8erihter>
itattun9 lid ba5u entihloiien 81 baz
ben id)eint, ipcnigiteus bier unb "a
einmal cine Hdd)ridt, nelde bon Ell
nem fleinen beuti6en Grfolge iprid)t,
~burdbaplaiien, banit Die Nadriften
iiber grobe peutihe IiBerfolge nm 10
cher 9eglaubt tberben. iinb Die Gntens
5iibter in Yaris lmb 9riiiiel inner
nod emiie on Der Irbeit. gum
Slid iinb ibre 2iiaen meiit 81 eiuz
fdltis. baB ma iid beinabe seniert,
barauf ein5ugeben. Wenn gum Seiz
ipiel gemelbet nirb, IN Der elidBiihen
Stabt Nltfir6 babe cine beutihe Sria
eabe npr einem frun6oiiihen Regis
ment Heibaus .genommen, elm frnnz
50iii6er Sffi8ier NIT iieben &ann lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Die @reneltbaten Der 8rtedjen in
&priBa.N
tspesial.e DrreipunOcma SieScr seitnns.)

Sim uuer &ultlir Spbp iprehenbes
Werf fanatiider griehilher Morper
unb Hdrlberbunben aus @pirlls unb
&reta in ibpnem Sunbe nit re9uldren
eriedii6eu Sruppen miro aus 9 ~
ra55o berid1tet. 3niihen 40 unb
SO Sauienb beimotblpie Sliidtlinec
iinb aus Dem iiiblihen Ilbanien in
Galonn uno llmgegeno einaetrpffcn.
Sen Shilberungen bieier Sliihtlinac,
10 l6reibt Der 8ertreter Der DStfurter
3eitung" entnebme i6 folgenoe BRO
ben nnb i6 bemerfe 9lei66eiti9, DAB
pcrlfiebene guropder, Seutihe unb
Gneldnber, Die ih nit Namen ncnncn
fonnte, lie ais blIrbuis mubrbeits9ez
NAB beitdtigcn.\ u
9dh Der @inna6me bon aoriBa
burd Die Hebellen, nobel eS nod
5iemlif 9limpflidr abgin9, puroe es
befannt, Dab Die gpiroten mieoer eis
men SorltoB mad)ten nnb auf Die
StaSt maridirten. So begannen Die
Ilbaner inter Der SepDlferuus gu
flieben, ettpa 5000, Die ibre Sahc, 10
melt eS moglid) mar, miti6leppten;
aber bepor nod Die leBten aus Den
Sboren berails iuaren, itiir5teu lid Die
Iortrupps Der @piroten. uniformierte
bon Sffi5ieren gefiibrte Ibtbeilun9en
Der gried)iIhcn %reglldren Nrmee, auf
Die Sliebenben unb mebelten nieoer.
mas lie erreihen fonnten, pbne, lluters
Idieb bes @lters unb bes @eidledtes.
@liidlih, iper I'M eriten Inlturm fiel,
benn er eut9irg m~enigltens Den lnerz
bOrten Wnrtern, lpelde Die pom Slut
beralihteu S6aaren an Den Serpunz
beten ober lid our 8e6r Sebenben pers
iibten: linen itah man Die Iu9en aus,
I6uitt Die Sbren ober Die 3llnge db,
ia es iinO mebrere 9eIeben porben. De-
men man Die Naie unb Die Sberlippe
abgcffennt bate; Die Brittle bon Wdbs
den uno Sraueu ipurben olifgei6nits
ten. Mle Srauen begob man nit Sez
troleilm unb Siinbete iie an; &naben
unb Ndnner purben in elmer Beiie
~gcibdnbet unb peritiimmelt. Die ni6t
mie0er5u9eben lit. &ur8, es gibt feline
8relel, Die bieie Splbatesfd nift per>
broden bate. llnb bamit nidt 9es
mug: bas drnli6e 8ieb pllrSe niebcr@
geidoiien, Die 9eringe Sabe pers
brannt obcr ionitipie nnbrailhbar ges
madt, Die Grnte auf Den Seloern pers
uidtet, Die InpflanSunsen nieoergez
baucn pbcr ange5iinbet.
Sc ipeiter man iueltipdrts flob. beito
ber55erreiBenber purOe bas Bib Der
3eritnrun3, Der gernidtung bon 2es
ben unb @i9entbum uno, beito GROCER
nurbc aud Die 3a6l Der Sliibtlin9e,
Die iih ul5 nan Die itart angelhiuols
lene Woiuila erreidte, per5ebufad,t
baben modte. 9ie IebrSabl la9ert
nod beute j%enieits bes- 6hliies, td9lid
in Angit nm ibr 2ebeu, ba eS nur ipea
uige Soote gibt INN il6erSuieben. Sn
%alona mDgen beutc 3 bis 4 Sauleno
Sliiftlinge iein, mad aorfu uno Stas
lien iino etipa 500 abgeidobeu norbeu.
0as aber mag nit ben gang Iittellos
len. Serlpunoeten nnb aranfen ges
l6eben, ole oiISerbalb Der -Stabt in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
S~ommerbmiten limb gcfabrlid.

CONNER Grfdltuneen iinb gefdbrs
lidJ. Sic iinb Elm 3eihen bon sez
id)lpdhter ~2ebensfraft unb babeil oft
ernite SalsS nnb 2~rm9enleiben, 'eins
idliebli6 S6ninbiudt, I'M @efolge.
Or. Sings 9iefpr Giscoperp ipirb DEN
Suiten pher Die grfdltung prompt
linbern unb Gomplifatipnen perbiiten.
60 pirtt linbernb unb lit antiieptilh
unb Sic nerben iih iotort nobler
fiiblen.> Ser6Deerrng lit gefdbrlid,
besbdlb ioIten Sic lid lofort cine
Slaide 9r. Sings Neip DISCOVERS
bolen. @elb 5uriid, ipenn niht 5us
friebengeiteQt. so Gents uitb $500
bel Sbrem I~pptbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

GeiduBen perfiiet, bic ipeaiell barauf
beredpet iinb. 5lueSeuse unf9dolit
gu MAIDEN unb aus Der 2uft berunterz
subolen.
Die 5~ranaofen eaben fia Der llebers
aeiisuns hin. bob Qeroplane cine pors
siigli9e Qnsriffsnoffe biloen piirben
unb tonitruierten aablrei4e Slusseuse,
,oie nit S9neufeuergei9iben uno
@orri9tunsen gum Werfen BON Bonn
ben ausgeriiitet purben. 0as beige
figte Bib 5eigt Die aonitruftion elmer
fol9en 8orriGtung, Die an perI9iebes
men Der frans0iii6en @eroplane dnses
bradt 1T unb bic iid BEL ben angeiteas
ten 8eriaden als iebr pirtfam unb
superlaiiis erpieien baben iOa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
geritupfung peruriadt aranfbeit.

Sor9en sic bafiir, bnb CIR 9cib
tets rffen 1T, benu bel Seritopfung
niinmt Der aorper itete cinen She'll
Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8ifte ouf. &C.
braiid,ct 9r. Sings Nep 2ife Tillen
nnb|blei6et 9eirnb. IS gibt teinen
be1cren Shub Dor &rantbeiteu,
Nebmet nod bellte Ibcno cine SoIis.
% 9eutS BEL Glrem Spotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Gin selnnsener 3%eitnnss,uiB iibcr bic
lleberrumpeluug 2uremburss.

Gincn pbantaiiepplen 9eriht ii6er
Die ~&ergelpalti9ung" &uremburs'S
bringt Der &onboner oSailp Seles
graph" inter Datum bonn 10. Gus.
Ser erite, pelter Die internationale
Bride il6eridritt, mar elm bider
prenbii6er major. Gin Riniiter ocs
2dnbhens p~eriperrtc ibm nit ieinem
@utomobil ben &e9 unb belt ibm
cine Ibi6rift bes 8erliner @ertra9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Cardinal 5arlcp in Der s6weis.

n o m.-Garbinal Sarlen, Der @rS@
Der Hetp 9orfer SiD5eie. peilt
gegenpGrtig in Srunnen am 9liSerner
See in Der Sd1iuei5, mo Der ameritas
niihe Ialer Nuguit @en5inger Elm
Hortrdt bon ibm malt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

Ser 8eg bon Ser5 gu Ser5 lit
lpeiter ais bon &opf 5u Sopf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

fpriinsliden pldnen gu 5olse i'm toms
menbsn Serbft ftattfinben, Der @us,
bru9 bes &rieses ,aber Iieb es ipiins
fdenspert eri9einen, bic Srauuns gu
bef4leunisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
RirMenfairs ,tnb Sa3aars

Ben @arten mherlieeen? Sier fam
MIR meitgc9enpe internationally 6ilfe
Gcttun9 bril9cn. 81. W.) :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
anberer ariese in 3ablen.
9rie9e:

y Il. G. q. alein.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17

At the Lake Madison C~hautauqua
June 27-Noted Speakers.

June 9th is our w. c. T. T.. day
at Lake Madison ch~autauqua. Marion
H Drake. the woman who was hero
inc enough to run for alderman
against Bath House John in the First
ward in Chicago and reduce his ma
pority more than any man candidate
ever has, will be speaker OF the day,
giving two lectures, at 3 p. m, n
s %. m. There will be a big suffrage
parade on the grounds to escort Miss
Drake from the hotel to the audi
torium.
From 1890 to II m, there will be
a platform meeting where DR.. Thioc-
deaux, conductor of c~hautauqua, Will
give an address on Women Politics
i'm Chicago; Mrs. Simmons will give
the History of the Woman Suffrage
Amendments in South Dakota; Mrs.
Ramsey. u honorary president, Will
speak on The Outlook for Woman
Suffrage in South Dakota; Mrs. Alice
NJ. A. Picker will tell of the plan OF
work of the Franchise department;
Mrs. f. c. Lundquist, president OF
Third district, will speak of the won
an suffrage outlook in Sioux Falls
and her district; Mrs. Carrie II. All
bee. president Of Sixth district, will
give us the suffrage status in her dis
trict, and all in all we hope to make
this the biggest day the w. c. 1. u,
has ever had at Madison. Mrs. Flora
Mitchell of Brookings will speak or
Outlook for Suffrage.-Local w. e
T. u.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17
Home WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF MISS HAZEL Me-
GILLIVRAY To MIR. JESSE
MACKAY THIS MORNING.

The marriage of Miss Hazel McGil-
livray to Mr.. Jesse Mackay was SOL
emniZed at 8 o'clock this morning by
the Rev. c. McKibbin, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
d. McGillivray, Josephine avenue and
Seventh street. The home was a
bower of smilax, roses and flowers of
the season, festooned and artistically
placed, giving the parlors and rooms
the appearance of a fairy bridal pal
ace. Fifty happy guests were press
ent eager to witness the browning
event which the girl friends of the
bride have made especially delightful
by a series of pre-nuptial parties dur
ing the past few weeks.
Miss Della Sheridan, a lifelong
playmate and friend of the bride was
the bridesmaid, and Mr.. Don McGil-
liyray, brother of the bride, was best
man.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
and the bestowal of congratulations,
a six course breakfast was served. in
terspersed with the usual jollity Incl
dent to the wedding feast.
Good-byes were said to the bride
and groom and they sped away in
their automobile, followed by auto
loads of their young friends who ac-
companied them several miles into
the country, 10th to see them pass
from their view. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
ay will spend their honeymoon in the
Mackay cottage at Lake Okoboji,
Iowa, making the trip from Madison
to the lake by automobile.
The bride has resided in Madison
with her parents all her life, and is
known TO practically everybody in
this community. She is a graduate
of the State Normal school, class of
'06, and has taught several terms in
the city schools. Mr.. Mackay is a
son of w. A. Mackay, president of
the banking house OF Mackay Bros,
in which institution he is employed.
A tidy home has been established in
North Egan avenue where Mr.. and
Mrs. Mackay will reside upon their
return from their honeymoon ~sojourn
at Lake Okoboji.
Out of town guests who witnessed
the ceremony were Miss Mary Mac
kay, aunt, and Mrs. Joiner, sister OF
the groom, of Mt. Carroll, Ill. Mrs,
Chaplin, of Winfred; Miss McClarty.
of Sioux City, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Clapper, of Ramona; Mrs. John
| SON. of Sioux Falls.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17

Always something new at u
store. New line of bathing caps to-
day.-Porter Pharmacy.
Mrs. Stephenson and daughter, Til
lie. departed this morning on a
months visit with relatives at Mason
City and Waukon, Iowa.
Friends in the city are pleased TO
learn that Mrs. Garner, who under
went a surgical operation in Sioux
Falls yesterday rallied satisfactorily
and is improving.
Cook by electricity on a toaster
stove. The glowing electric stove
boils, toasts, broils and fries. Con-
sumes a third less electricity. Ask to
see it.-Electric Supply Co., Phone
"a.
Miss Irma Rowland was a morning
departure for Chicago to take a
months course at summer school.
Upon her return she will be accom-
panied by Miss Irene Winter, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Winter,
former residents of Madison.
Tomorrow evening the banquet
which is to be the opening of the
~chautauqua assembly will be held at
the cafeteria at Lake Madison. Elab-
crate preparations have been made
for the event and an especially en-
Joyable social evening will be the re-
suit. Dancing in the Grand View
hotel.
Mrs. Shindall of Arlington and
Mrs. John Newman of Thompson
vile, Wis, were morning arrivals
and are guests at the home of the
formers brother, H. j. Munro. Mrs.
Newman is an old time family friend
and MI. Munro looks forward to a
very enjoyable visit during her stay
in the city.
London Lancet: In dealing with
persons suffering from electrical
shock if the victim remains in con
tact with the circuit his body must
not be touched by the rescuer, but
the latter may pull him out of contact
by hauling on the clothing, or he may
take off his own coat, insert his
hands in the sleeves and then handle
the victim with little or no risk. Al
most any article of clothing or ma
terial may be used, provided it is dry
and of moderate thickness. DR.. Nor
ton points put hat death from cleo
trical shock is only an apparent
death at first, and that there is prac-
tically always a time during which ii
is possible to resuscitate the victim
| by artificial respiration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17

In Regard To Election Contest al
Hudson.

Hudson, June 1.-THE residents
of Hudson are ~anxiously awaiting a
decision of Judge Jones of the state
circuit court, i'm the saloon license
case which may result in Hudson be-
ing declared dry for the year COM
mencing July l..
Prominent attorneys of the county
who have made a study of the ease
declare there is not much chance of
the decision being in favor Of license.
They state that according TO a new
law which went into effect in 1911
the town has had no legal election
since 1911, because no registration
books for town elections were provid-
ed as required, and that consequently
no legal town election has been held
in Hudson since that time.
II the decision of Judge Jones is
in substance to this effect, the hopes
of the vets" will go glimmering.
and a special election will have TO be
held and town officers legally elected
and the men who constituted the
town board in 1911 would have to
call the special election to make il
legal and binding.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17
Eat at Jacks.

Buttermilk for sale at the Madison
creamery. 25 cents a barrel.
Don't forget the excursion to the
Rio Grande valley of Texas On the
eth day of July.
Wanted. To rem 160-acre farm
and move onto it this fall.-John
Mitchell. phone 139 yellow.
For Rent. Seven rooms over Os-
born's drug store. Call at the store.
For Sale. Corner lot on Egan ave
nue.. rs foot front. Inquire of E. NJ.
Arch, Madison, S. ID.
I'll take a Martin. I've tried it
and it's sure some smoke.-Porter
Pharmacy.
am prepared to do teaming be-
tween the city and chautauqua
grounds.-Geo. Parker, phone 81.
For Sale. Family refrigerator in
first class condition, used n sea
son.-Roy Hamilton.
Meet her al our fountain. She's
partial TO our ice rea sodas.-Por-
ter Pharmacy.
Lost. Embroidered handbag con-
tanning two Yeoman policies.-Mrs.
Chas. Beck, route g.
Hans Urdahl was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls today.
Mrs. Nellie Westaby returned this
morning from Regent, N. D., where
she has been visiting a son and a
daughter the past two or three
weeks.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. Beautiful residence sites
i'm GlatZ Bros. subdivision of Lake
Park, three blocks from the heart of
the city. Inquire of Glatz Bro.
d. T. Scott, n of the original pio-
heers of Dakota Terri.o-y, was a
morning passenger for Sioux Falls
to attend the Homecoming festival.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17

Divorce Court To Hear the Troubles
of Indian Couple.

Gam Valley, June 17.-One of the
most unique divorce suits ever insti-
tuted in South Dakota has been com
menced in the state circuit court of
Buffalo county. the plaintiff being
James Hears-The-Wind, a member of
the Grow Greek tribe of Sioux In
dams. The defendant in the action
is Lille Hears-The-Wind. also a
member of the Crow Creek tribe.
Both are full-blooded Sioux.
The plaintiff charges the defendant
with a statutory offense, and has en-
gagged the services of a white attor-
ney of state prominence to aid him i'm
establishing the truth of the charge
u hich he makes against his wife. The
case will be tried at the next term of
circuit court in Buffalo county.
IL is expected that hundreds Of
Grow Greek Sioux will be present to
listen to the proceedings. and that
several score Indians, both men and
women. will testify either for the
plaintiff or defendant. The trial of
the case is expected to extend over
several days.
The plaintiff, Notwithstanding that
he is a full-blooded Sioux, has bees
educated in a government school and
can speak and write English we'll.
The defendants maiden name was
Lille observation-disclosures. She Is a
daughter of an Indian of prominence
on the reservation, he being, in fact,
a member of the Sioux aristocracy.
The chief witness for the plaintiff
will be Black Eagle, former chief of
nn1fra nm tho rrnuu Ifrnnk raEnPVatinn
The plaintiff is "a years of age while
the defendant is %. They We're mar
ried on the reservation four years
ago i'm white man fashion" by an
Episcopal clergyman. The bride was
a belle of the tribe and as the groom
was one of the most popular of the
younger warriors their marriage was
hailed as an ideal one.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17

Owing to the favorable reports
just received from Ed Smith and
John Kreuger, who have been in the
for some time investigating
conditions there and find them most
favorable, we are planning an excur-
sion for the 7th day of July, as there
are a large number wishing TO see
this valley during the warm summer
months. liver Rad is here for two
weeks and he wishes to see a large
number make this trip. He has the
promises of four men and is in hopes
of getting enough from Lake county
to fill the car. He assure you a trip
of sight seeing and pleasure of eight
or ten days. Come and make the
trip with us on the 7th day of July.
See Raad or call at our office at any
time.
Schmidt & Robeck.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-17
LAKE MADISON CHAUTAUQUA.

Opens Saturday, June 20, with DR..
Spurgeon of London, Eng. The great
Spurgeon will lecture again Sunday
afternoon and the English opera
singers will furnish the musical pro
gram. Other features during the
week will be Stanley l.. Krebs, lee
turer. the Chicago Male Quartet and
Miss Marion Drake, who opposed
Bathhouse John in the Chicago cam
paign. Sunday, the 2Sth, lecture by
Charles f. Russell, music by the
Chicago Male Quartet. The lake Is
way up, the bathing is fine, the fish
ing great. Plan your outing to take
i'm the Lake Madison C~hautauqua,
June 90 to July 6.