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The Delta independent., 1915-06-04
(Paonian.)

(Paonian.)
NJ. Orendorf, of Ouray, was a bust
ness visitor in Paonia last week.
| Mrs. Ralph Rule and baby were
passengers Sunday for Austin for a
visit of two weeks in the ]. B. Miller
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.. Curtis are spend
ing the day in Delta, having as their
auto guests Mrs. b. r. Bross and f.
S. Cady
The baseball game scheduled at
Olathe between that towns team and
Paonia for last Sunday failed to ma
teralize, due to the unfavorable con-
dition of the roads.
c. B. Gibson and wife, of Denver.
arrived in Paonia Friday evening and
have taken up their residence on the
A. Major ranch south of Paonia. These
newcomers are cordially welcomed to
our citizenship.
A. ]. Smith. who is interested with
George Conklin in lease OF the Bots
ford ranch on the East Muddy, passed
through Paonia twice the first of the
week to and from a business visit to
Delta.
John Arthur Korpi. well known
member of the local Finish colony
was married in Delta last week tC
Miss Hilda Maari, who recently came
from their native land in fulfillmeni
of promise made before Korp
sought his fortune in this country
They will make their home here
Don't know how 1t happened two
weeks in succession, but among the
items crowded out of the last two is
sues were notices of the return to Pao
MIA of Theodore Roeber. who spen
the winter in Florida. He is here
just the same looking better than foi
some time.
l.. II. Shallenberger who came II
from Pueblo Sunday night. has beer
! overseeing the installation of larg'
steel siphon on the property of thu
First National Bank of Salida on Bon'
Mesa known as the old Kellogg place
} The siphon, which replaces an OLE
one OF wood, is 900 feet long and 1:
inches in diameter. Nine men begal
digging the trench last week and th'
work will require several days longer
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04

John Burninger. Raymond Martin
and Albert Dixon, all Of Tongue
Creek. were in attendance at the grad
uating exercises in Gunnison last
week.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04

A North Denver woman recently
asked a druggist whether he made
any profit on the stamps he sold for
the government. "Why Of course"
he replied. Il pay 50 hundred for
them and sell them for two cents
each" "Oh, see," replied the wo-
man.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04

. . . . . . . q . . . . 4
{. NEARBY NEWS NOTES q
. >>>>> >>>>>>>
D. L. Gardner has moved back to
Cedar Mesa.
Clifford Harris, of Kiser Creek.
has gone to Ouray.
Ernest Sugden, of Austin, is report
ed on the sick list.
]. C. Myers, of Coalby, has been
pulling peach trees.
Mr.. Liske is building fish pond on
his Kiser Creek place.
Mrs. Crouch. of Omaha, is visiting
Mrs. E. Gillette at Austin.
Ed. Moon was down to Delta last
Paul Williams, Redlands, was re-
ported on the sick list last week.
Fred Hamilton, of Cedar Mesa. has
returned from a trip to Norwood.
An enjoyable dance was given in
honor of Glen Mcknight, Cedar Point.
Mrs. Cross, of Chicago, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ova White. of Red
lands.
Mrs A. X. Moore, of Tongue Creek,
visited friends in Grand Junction last
week.
Mrs. Raymond Martin, of Tongue
Creek, has been visiting relatives in
Gunison.
The Misses Clara and Mary Coffey
and Miss Fueller, of Austin. were
visiting friends in Delta last week.
Mrs. Horton, en-route from Chicago
to Washington. was a stopover guest
of Mrs. Nelson Starr, of Cory, last
week
Miss Fields. of Hotchkiss, was Wis
iting her friends, the Misses Caroline
and Laura White, on Redlands, last
week.
Miss Gertrude Young. after closing
successful term at the West Side
schol, Redlands, has returned to her
home at Read.
Mrs. Anna Ferganchick. visiting at
the Shoemaker home above Austin.
had leg broken last week by kick
from a horse.
Mrs. A. r. Dixon. of Cory. spent last
week visiting her daughter. Miss Ella,
in Gunnison. and taking in the grad
uating exercises.
Mis- Hattie Howe. a recent visitor
at the N. w. Bull home. Tongue Creek.
departed last week for her home at
Newburg, New York.
John Burninger. Raymond Martin
and Albert Dixon, all of Tongue
Creek, were in attendance at the grad
uating exercises in Gunnison last
week.
Practically all the schools in the
county had appropriate as well as in
teresting closing exercises last week.
There is no mistake about the pride
we should feel in our splendid schools.
. . . . . . . . . . = . . . .
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04

How can keep my toes from 60
ing tg sleep% Don't let them turn
n."-Phi.adelphia Record.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04

Mother, to loquacious son: "Oh.
don't be tiresome and keep on asking
impossible questions. Percy! Old
Gentleman, slightly hard Of hearing:
Don't scold him, madam. ! think,
II I may say so, that It is a duty to
help children when they are trying
to acquire knowledge. What is 1t you
want to know little MANI" Little
Man: why do dogs have tails?"
At the Hot Sulphur Springs up on
the Moffat road tdnderfoot was
waiting for the days only train. The
time came and went but no train.
He went up to the station agent:
Say, when does today's train get
here, anyway" "Oh. that train
won't be in for long time yet" In
few minutes, however, train was
seen crawling up the canon. Here
comes the train now!" exclaimed the
traveller, exultantly, to the agent.
Seems to me you don't know your
business, If I'm not mistaken" Say.
mister" replied the agent, II reckon
you's a perfect stranger round here.
That's yesterdays train. To-day's
train won't get here till tomorrow"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10

The Los Angeles Y. w. C. A. which
wants the love stuff" cut out OF the
newspapers is respectfully informed
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

berurladt mar, bebauptet Sad gfbert,
Der .@aneetenber" beg gdiffes. gr
iast, er unb Der gbefinseniellr S. SO.
gridion. ieien tief onrd @aller i'm
8anln gcipatet lli,0 aus elmer 9ortlude
in BEN Slnb gefroden.
Ser Sampler galtlanb tplrbe
burd ein 8aif5e t b allaH : gbz
item I'M Gleihgetpi6t sebalten, iagte
Gilbert. @niler miro in Sic g@iffsz
fammern gepnnpt, big es ltetig ipirb.
9ies 9ei6iebt in,ner nod bor Ser gin@
nab111e bon ssradt. 9as grIte, mas id
+beute Morgen bemerfte. mar, baB Ser
gaitlano 11ebergeipidt nad gteuer6orb
(redts) bate. Ser gbefingenieur
gridion bate bas aon,nlanbo iiber Ste
Tumpen uno iagte: ~Sllnsens, itetigt
Tie Elm tpellig. limb Damn pumpten
lpir 8o1er auf Sic onbe,re geite,
big lie sleidmabig llnb .al right" mar.
8ir batten iie eben ing @leidgeipidt
gebra1t, nls cine 2allnd) Sen SIub bere
ab frbr. am gnitlanb borbei unb bie
Wcnidenmen9e allf 9ed lief nad Ser
Eortleite, Inn sitad bem gopt 5l1 l6auz
en-. 9ns @etpidt aller Yaliagiere auf
Der einen geite i1icn su biel gu Iei1t
llnb Ser gdItInlb begann 5u rplIen.
s8ir arbeiteten tpiitbelb an Sen gun1z
pen, Tim @esengeipidt 5u geben, aber
Die 3eit mar gil f,ir5."
slnsen5enge1 bena1ridtigte11 Die
3pli5ei, baB in bem Motprboot eit1
Nann iaB, Der eite 8 a II beIbil :
Der &anera pperirte 1t1b bies bie
Gufmerflanfeit Der 9ailasiere 10 a1z
5og, bab iie iid allc na6 ciner gettc
beg Samplers brdnatell.
SIZE Mrsfellnng bon 8anbelbilbern,
ipclhe bic gaitlanb srnsoSie barz
itellen, i'll irgerb eil1ent 8iloertbeater
Ser gtabt tpl1rbe bpll Dem amtiret1ben
@1nbor Naorebpl1Se berboten. Mapor
8n1. $. Sbon1pinn, ber lid CUR 3eit
nit 8oub. 9a1n11e u,1b bieIen a11beret,
Sainoilern III gdt1 Srancisco befiltbet,
I'M Ben ssSIinpiier Sag alif Ser gnnae
ma : Racific ggpp (beltte) n1it8ufeiz
ern. bot iofort Bic Niidreiie eugetreten.
2eete Berluitiddbung
ct ina 1000.
gbieaeo, "a. Suli. gpat y2ads
LIT oie sbaelng nes 2cbensperlultes
etipas cingcid drnnpit. Beeeu 900 2eiz
9en lagen Nabts 91a 11br in Der .grz
morp" unb es lit Die Srage, ipie bieIe
noh I'M sdiffsrunpf licsen. @inise
8eumte,, glaubcn Grllno 5,r Annabne
gu buben, oob Bic 8abl it'd 1,ob altf
800 bis 400 belal1fen iperbe.
aprpner @pff1nan bat oie gerbafz
tung iebes @co1r1ten bet Snbiana
Transportation 60, ipelde ben Gait
Lamb eedartert bate, anbefoblen.
Tim II l1br Nadts erf(drte Set &os
roncr, baB er bpffe, Sic 8eiantnttsnbl
Der Spfer ser @ntaltropbe !perbe ,1idt
|a1f iiber 1000 iteigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

moden, 8arldan llno lire ean5e 2iz
ME IN Rolen Su bolten, bod ,nacbetr
Die oentld6en Ingriffe beitdt1bige, tpenn
aud] langlarne ssortl6ritte.
Gffi8iell miro beridtet, baB Genez
raj Madenien sl1ten Sortldritt eeaen
Die Dublin gboln1 @iler1babn mad6t.
Die beute bielleid)t idon i'll ben 5anbeu
Der slultro : 9eltlden iein mag.
Sic amerifanil9e gaote traf bier alt
ipat fir oie 0brsenbldtter Elm. ssn ser
gsadnittng gsausgabe Ser Sasesseit,ng
erfldrt @raf 81 e b en- t I 0 IN oab Ser
oeutide 11t,terleefries iiherlid ni6t
einge1drdrft ipirb. 9as feid 6abe in
oieler sade ieine stellung einsenon1a
men nnb iperbe lie bebaupten.
Ser 2ofalan5eiser lit Ser Mnlid]t,
oaB Die amerif. Note oie rsDa6glidfeit"
ipeiterer 1lnterban0lllngen nidt auss
i9lieBe.
Gngriff auf 8iga berz
l6oben.
2onbon, "a. Suli. Cine gsetro=
-eraaer 9eselde an bengelegrap6 Iaat
Eribatpepeiden bon Risa beri1teu.
bab bie 9eutiden eir gan5es Mrmees
forp5 an ber &iiite maize 2ibnu gelans
BET baben. Sic 9eutiden idienen es
5uerlt auf Giea abseieben gu baben.
aber ibr pIDblider l1rni9tpung na6
Siiben auf bteler Slnnfe beitdtigt ben
8lal1beu, bab tire tpirfli9e Nbliht baz
Fin eebt, sic riidtpdrtiigen Gerbinounz
gen Der ruiiii6en @arihauer armee.
Die 5l1r 3eit MIR olr6 aaoauerie unb
anbere leidte gruppen geidubt fms.
ab5nl9neiben."
II gppte lal1en bon it9
6D.ren.
2onb on, "a. Suli. Ser rrllil1e
Sampler 8ubonia lit BON einent beuta
iden II 8opt an ser aiilte bon g1pro.
l9pttln1lb berle1lft iporben. Sic Manns
ldoft bon 80 Ianbete auf ei11er bergrfz
neb : sSnleln.
su9 Ser britil6e Ssil9banpfer
Star Of Eeace" ipl1r0e nabe Sen Srfe
nebs bon einen, 6eutIden II" torpez
birt lnb berlenft. 9ieManni9aft tpurz
Be in Stronlneb gelnnOet.
Set 8iener Beri6t.
@ien, "a. Suli. (gfohts.) 9fa
|fi5teu. sls Solse Ser iiesreiden slrs
|griffe Der ar1nee bes gr5ber5ogs SpA
lepb sserhtnat,b ii, ben lebten So9en
bat Ser sset1,b seltern 5teIlunsen 5ipis
iden Ser @ei9lel unb Ser gppriea auf
elmer Srpnt bon 40 &ilpmetern ges
ral1mt (27 engIiide Meilen) uuo li9
s bis 10 &n1. 1tDrbltb in cine bprbes
|reitete 2i11ie 5rriifge5oser. Sic 3abI
Der bon bes Gr5ber5ogs Irmee gernads
ten 8efan9enen bat iidb lln As Sffts
5iere unb 11,500 0eann erb0bt. an
unberen Gunften Der rl1I1ild]en Sront
HIT bie Gage nnberdi1bert.
Sic 5hlacbt i'm @priba 9iltrift
(an Slon5p) lit nod nidt beerbet.
aber bie italienilden anariffe iinb biss
ber auf Der san6en 2inie abgeIpielen
lpnrbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
yonoon uel0et groben benti6en @ieg 1T
GurlQno.
pat aber Del, otfi5te4en oentfdben Berid)t .tmter.
id)la9en.
9euti@t Noroarmee bon @iga iowarts abae[dueutt, !
TIM her rnidem Bardan srec 8idsus ab5uidbneiben

Noon bdt au mieoer Die @dumung vpo6ridnder ais
5ubor Setreider baben mtere 500 guln qeouoer nn
baten bic Saenr ibren Gren8n gut 5ad Ge5ammtobl
Der 9efan9enen uen eBtn Sagen 100000
bent M1on arbee Bic MISUNDERSTANDING Ndce guouets
Tr Seer nno Slotte cen berbopp perbn SIT be nr oeon
9euldao sies pern albipn? G5eoen lesteres
po pieber arfen Rrotefnoe faburt gpdof Qrof
Bern}or bo bas bette a unesbauptaot bordnfo
BEN giden gefebrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Nhdenien lit Sen 9fiiien ein
8atbiel, pas alflDienb auf tic ipirft.
@enn es cine entlpresbenbeGeibs
flahe fanat ION lhnehiidcs 3iinDbols
|lei6t Scuer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
g . II 9 erIin.

8erlin. "a. Suli. Sen Io5au
liibiparts Bis Tllltusf bat General bon
5inbenbllre auf Sic r,1iiilbcn @ertbeiz
bigun9slinien 11orblid bon Bnridal,
entlang bes yareipiluiles, Elm Itarfes
8on,barbement ernffnet.
Iue 9epelcbeu itin1men therein, baB
.bte 8ullen ber5neifelte glnitrengllngen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

nuten llnO Sic llrla6e lit mir Elm @ez
beimnib. Scb babe Bic Seen 25 Sabre
lang befabren llnb bies lit Ser critic
ernite l1nfall. Sen id bate. Sd tpeib
ni6t. ipie itd bies ereignen fonnte."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
slnseblidcr beutid,er 9pnamiter
berhaftct.
q 6 eint ipteber ein 9etef
4, Il, l, ~ ~ u

g deint iptcoer ein 9etef :
tihipit al Iein.
GIebclanb, "a. Suli. Gin 1llnz
ger &elltl1er. 25 Sabre aft, neHe,,
Monen Sic 9cbDroen no9 gebeint bulz
ten, ipnroer beltc giabt llnter Ger
badt perbaftet, on einem augcbli6et
8pmplptt 5llln Sprensen Der Sabrife1t
Ser M1uerican Steel \ @ire Co., ser
9eerleb Mptpr gar So. ltrb Der @bite
60. betbeiligt 5lt iein.
Ser @erbaftete iteGfe iebes Mttz
ipii1en I'M cine @erl6ipDruns in Nbrez
Sc. CT 9ibt MIR gu, 5lt slpei Nrbeits=
tameraben Sic 9emcrfllua eenlabt sll
baben. III e II oieNhnitiunsfabrifcll
6erltnrt iueroen On n t c II, 10 ipiirbe
Ser @ricg aufbnren."
@efunben iul,rpe bel ben1 Manne
nibts &crodhti9es.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
5urdtbart 9anlpferfatatropbe lit Gbitaqo,
SO ettuaS ,t,lt
,,noe oer ,.t,be8ren3ten M58li6=
j s,t tlt68li6.
9amrfer Gaitlanb fenterte d.
1'rft, seraoe als Ct abfabreu ioQt
1tnb pun $500 @afiasierc,t, 'uenise Sh.e

9as gd fonrnirt burb aerbaIai I'M Gledne<
pid gbalen ~ etern Wosen batte leber9epbt red
lnb purbe gBaer gpmpt Sic Ganoere
i inten geit brangten d6 einer gganpel<
Der annbme elen slue bas sf infs Mb u1b Ianf in
25 Sb goer Anan9e gcruiatnngen 1900 idiesz
d an enas ber 1000 berascmnber gbffspsiere nb ge=
6bebere berbaft Mu gerungdte Mnqeeue ser
gSetern electric So, beren gerpanote lnb Srelnbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
sclcsrapbiid)e giDti5cn.

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. q . q ! !. Sn pel M . : - y y
8rppflpn 6, 8; ct. 2puis 5, 5.
Bolton 1, Chicago 0.
gbilabelpbia IL, 13; Gincinnaz
ii o, /.
ssn Der q III ieo II aeaglte:
glepelanb 4, 10; Ybiluoclpbia
3, d.
9etrpit Q, s.; 8nlbinoton 0, s.
@bica9p geip gprf, bcrIdoben
lpe9en ser 3atultrppGe.
ct. 2puis 8, 3; 8oltpn Z, 2.
ssn Ser SycoeraI:
ct. Qouis A, 4; a8ropflbn z, /.
gittsburg /, a; Reiparf S, a.
@anlas gitp 2, Buffalo 2 (@lnz
fclbeit nod 10 sSns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

General 6amilton bcrehnct Sic
@crlltltc Scr Siirfen allf @allippli in
Ibrei goee1 auf 10000 Nam. @cnt,
es blpb auf britilde 8ercdnltnaen
.antdlne, 10 iparc ibom lanse fein Mlz
iclmonn ,nebr llnter ben 2ebenben.
Staricn Ilogt iiber Mnnitipnsz
lnangel. Go bat Ieiu bisbcn Y,lncr al
10 I9ueu beri6olien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Sub Bic &ataitropbe bllrd einen
plDtlid)en sl,,lalf bon Eerlpncn allf.
Sen 9ccfs uah Ser Eprtleitc ,,m Gin
bprbeilanlcnbes Motorboot 5l1 iebeu,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

anbere 800 Yeriouen, bic our 3eit nod
tn benz Nnmpfe Iagen, tpuroen alle fir
tobt gebalten.
Inter Dem gdein bon sudli9tern
arbciteten beute ga9t 9ubetoe bpn
2euten i'm @num bes gell1t1fenen G6if<
|fes, I'M Die Qeibet1 gil bergen. Ser
9anpfer liest auf oem gooen bes
Sluiles, aber cine geite ragt ipic Elm
Nlonument fir Die p11berte Ser grz
trlnfenen iiber @a1ier berbor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23
LUTHER LEAGUE
May ~, Is, 10 Dates Selected for
big Convention.

Webster, April 23.-One of the big
events of the year here will be the
annual convention of the South Da-
kota State Luther league which will
meet here May Ia, 10 and 16. The
meetings Friday and Saturday will
be conducted at st. Johns Lutheran
church, while the sessions will be
held Sunday at the opera house.
Twenty-Five leagues Of the state
will be represented, IL being expected
that several hundred people will be
present. Several prominent speakers
have been engaged. and other inter
esting features will be added.
An innovation Sunday evening will
be the singing of the choral union. a
combination formed last year at Abb
erdeen OF the choruses of the leagues
in the James River Valley district.
comprising seventy-fve voices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23

time before the fremen arrived en-
the scene to protect property.
Lemmon-Monday. April 10, was
cleanup day here. The work was In
charge of the city beautiful commit
tee, but every business man, city Of
fetal and lodge and society in the
town were actively engaged in fur
thering the cause. The result was
that nearly every man. woman and
child in the town was out cleaning
up yards, alleys, vacant lots and even
raking the streets in front of their
places of business and homes, all
striving and vieing with each other,
In having the cleanest place by night
fall.
Sioux Falls Frank Koetcke, a la
borer, shot and probably fatally
wounded his wife and then endeavor-
ed to destroy himself. He was owe
powered by neighbors before he could
complete the deed. In a jealous rage
il is said. Koetcke seized a revolver
and fred four shots at his wife.
Three bullets took effect, two in the
forearm and one in the right side OF
the head. Koetcke then turned the
gun on himself, but the bullet went
Wild and he was subdued before he
could shoot again. Koetcke was ar
rested. His wife probably will die.
Sioux Falls-Search for al armed
bandit, who, yesterday forenoon, rode
up 10 a farm house nea Sioux Falls
struck Mrs. Hanson, wife of a farmer
down with his gun and assaulted her
was futile late last night. Member:
of a sheriff's posse returned to Siou>
Falls after a six-hours' hunt for the
man. No trace was found. Mrs
Hanson was alone at the time. The
man tied his horse at the door. rush
ed into the house and felled her witt
a blow from his revolver. Her hands
were tied and she was attacked. The
woman regained consciousness anC
raised a cry. She said her assailan'
was shabbily dressed and drove Z
single bay horse drawing a ligh'
buggy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of South Dakota. County of
Lake. IS. In County Court. In the mat
ter OF the estate of Rudolph Rehberg.
deceased. The state of South Dakota
sends greeting to Anton Rehberg. Leo
Rehberg. Hulda Kimmel and Alvin Reh-
berg. heirs at law and next of kin Of
kueo}ph Rehberg, deceased. and to all
.u4n these presents u ay come. Notice
~ hereby given that Leo Rehberg has
g. with the judge of this court a pc
,tan paying Tor letters of administra-
- tne estate o. Rudolph Rehberg,
lSed, be issued to William kimmel
~ .s s, any. a"U tGat Wednes-
the Sta day 81 A&y. 1915, at 2
tiact y. m. Of said Gay. being a day
esut2g tern OF his court. to-wit:
ttE May team, 1915. at the office of the
= T.. iud.e ia the city Of Madison. in
ae sid CJGlty of Lake, has been set
e caring SAID petition, when and
any person Interested may appear
and show cause why the said petition
oa j not be granted.
80 Il NJ Madison. $. D.. his 22d day
i .apIil, \. II. 1916.
"A. w. Sponbolz.
Judge of the County Court
fans Urdahl.
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23

Said to Increase Tenfold Power of Can
non Used In War.

Paris. The semiofficial Bulletin des
Armees says. Without entering into
details. which ii is impossible IL give,
it Is permissible TO state that n new
explosive has recently increased the
power of French cannon tenfold."
The bulletin guards the details of
manufacture and the composition of
the new explosive. but says that it has
been used with terrible effect in the
French ~ centimeter g inch) field
piece.
Advices from the front recently said
that the shell, in which the new French
explosive is used. has caused enormous
losses in German ranks, at times NOW
ing down trees and burying the foes in
the debris. German prisoners have
been driven TO the point of insanity by
the destructive effect of the new
French shells.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23

has anything to do with exterminat-
ing these disease spreading insects
there seems every eason to believe
that this summer and fall will see a
greatly depleted population in fly
DOM"
Pierre--The county s~uperintend-
ents of the state, with practically
every county represented. closed a
successful meeting here last evening
with a banquet. which was rendered
them by the citizens of Pierre. A
number of interesting papers were
presented by superintendent and dis
cussions took up a large part of the
meetings. The superintendent Of
Harding county travelled TOO miles to
reach the meeting.
pierre-A brush fire which started
on the island just opposite the east
ern part of this city destroyed a large
amount Of young timber. The high
wind drove it rapidly and sparks
crossing the narrow channel on this
side fired the building owned by Il. J..
Perry near st. Mary's hospital, de-
stroying the building and contents
AND endangering the hospital for .
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
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Mrs. E. McVean is quite III and
feeble.
Rev. w. j. Cleveland went to
Flandreau.
Miss Lottie Slifer went TO Dell
Rapids to visit friends.
A marriage license has been issued
to VIVA. Tuor and Mary Decurtins.
both of Badus township.
Rev. j. p. Jenkins went to Elk
Point to take part in a ministerial
meeting of M. e. preachers of the
Sioux Falls district on the %, "a and
rs inst. Mr.. Jenkins will read a
carefully prepared paper on The
Church and Secret Societies.
West Clark. one of the early resi-
dents of Madison. but who has been
residing in Springfield, Mass, during
the past several years, has been visit
ing friends in this city. departing for
st. Paul this morning. where he will
join Mrs. Clark and proceed to Wash
ington state, to spend the summer
with friends.
The Rebekahs have decided TO put
upon the boards at the opera house
next Friday evening the beautiful
and touching drama. Out in the
Streets" The eight characters in
this three-act drama have been in
constant practice for six weeks and
will present il with vivid reality. The
occasion is the 10th anniversary OF
Odd Fellowship and a pardonable
pride will be conceded the Rebekahs
in their effort TO make the evening
one of more than ordinary attraction
Interspersed between the acts OF the
play will be recitations. vocal and In.
II mental music by the best talent
in the city. The treat will be a rich
one and no one should fail to attend
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-23
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Thcs'
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as the prescription othine-
double strengths guaranteed TO re-
move these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be
gun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. 1t Is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful clear com
plexion.
Be sure TO ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back ii ii fails
10 remove freckles.