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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

Harry tein, Frank Albaugh and
George and Jake Haas we're at Lake
Madison the latter part of last week
on a fishing trip They report fairly
good fishing.
Miss Marguerite McDermott and
Miss Edna Lee were Sioux City visit
ors last week for the purpose Of wit
Messing a play in which Mallde Adams
was the principal character.
The Lyric continues TO draw extri-
ordinary large crowds on Monday
nights. 1.-The Perils of Pauline'' is the
main attraction. Jones and McCurdy
are giving the best, for little money.
Mrs. Rise, of Rapid City visited
with her sisters, Mrs. John Overseth
and Mrs. @. G. Lawrence and her bro
Their, Knute Jacobson a few days last
week. She returned to her home Sat-
urday.
Fourteen Of the Canton Rebekahs
attended the district meeting Of Re-
bekahs at Lennox last Tuesday after
noon and evening. The Canton dele.
CATION report the Lennox ladies royal
entertainers.
The high school Juniors entertain
ed the Seniors at the Lutheran church
parlorS last Friday night in a most
delightful manner. The parlors were
baantifnUv 6ecorata6 and tho fOnr
course luncheon was tit for a King.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Resolutions of Repect, Library Hall

Whereas, 1t has pleased our Hea-
venly Father to call to the Great Be-
yond David Storey Lantat1, husband
Of Myra G. Lantatf mem Der of our Or
der, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of
David Lantatf the community has
lost an esteemed aud influential citi-
zen and the family of the deceased
have lost an excellent and devoted
husband and father.
Resolved, That we moIrn with the
deepest sorrow the loss of this fellow
man whose council and cheering
words will at all times be severely
missed and be it
Resolved, That while We feel that
any words Of urS will prove but little
comfort to the Borrowing family still
we do offer them our heartfelt sym
pathy and commend them to Him
who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, That a copy of these re-
solutions be presented 10 the family
of the deceased, a copy be spread up
on the minutes of the order and
copies be sent to the local papers f0r
publication.
Mary S. Wiggin,
Charity Clendennep.
Clara Van Fleet.
Committee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

The Woman'S Relief Corps spent a
very pleasant afternoon at the time OF
their regular meeting on last Satur-
day. Mesdames Fitzgerald and Mac
ON Der, loyal W. r G. members of the
f1ourishing little Corps at Lennox, Wis
tied us. After our regular business
meeting, lunch was served by the
social committee after which a short
but very fine program was given by
local talent, aud We then escorted our
company to the station. The after
noon was very much enjoyed and we
hope these ladies will come often.
Melinda Bremen.
Press Correspondent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
s.Slowed up. at Middle Age

The hard working kidneys seem to
require aid sooner than other intern
al organs. At middle age many men
and women feel twinges of rheuma-
tism, have swollen or aching joints
and are distressed with sleep disturb
ing bladder ailments, Foley Kidney
Pills are safe, prom pt and can be de-
pended on to give relief.
SOLD BY SHERMAN & ROCHE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

A very interesting program is being
given. The song service is under the
leadership of E. o. Excel with Mr..
Roper the great pianist. Senator
Thomas Sterling made an able and
instructive address Tuesday evening.
In the course of his speech he men,
toned the tendency of men quite
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Our "Jitney" Ofter--This and sc

Our "Jitney" Offer--This and sc
DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co., Chicago, Ill, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs, colds, and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets.
Sold NV SHERMAN T. Roc r
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

When in need of Wall paper bring
me your bill to figure before buying
elsewhere. Ed. G. Warner, South
Main st. 39tf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
CITROLAX
CIrROLAX
CITROLAX

Best thing for constipation, SOU
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Stops a sick headache almost
at once. Gives a most thorough and
satisfactory flushing no pain, no
nausea. Keeps your system cleansed,
sweet and wholesome. Ask for Cit
rolax.
SOLD BY SHERMAN & ROCHr
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

Three elaborate scenes Ct scenic
spIendor, with a stage full of dancing
beauties, introducing the latest Tan
goes and the famous Maxine and the
Hesitation, along with twentv.twO
song hits. makes "The Million Dollar
Doll" the most talked about" show
on the road this season.. Don't fail to
see this one big musical attraction.
Seats on sale at the Corner Drug Store
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Baptist Church Notes.

AS the pastor will be at Centerville
in attendance of the Baptist Assoc
citation of which this church is a mem
Der there will be no preaching service
next Sunday, but Sunday School and
Young Peoples meeting will be held
as usual. Every member Of the School
and young peoples society should en-
deavor to be in his place next Sunday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

Harrison Gray, Myron Rood and
Duffy" Everhart left Wednesday in
an auto for q few days fishing at Lake.
Madison.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Echoes From State S. S. Convention

Delegates from the various Sunday
schools are attending the state Sum
day School Convention being held at
Parker the 4th, 5th and 9th. Rev.
Thurston was over Tuesday and Mr..
G. G. Cleveland was over Wednesday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

~commonlyto neglect all matters per
tainiEg to the church and the reli-
gious life.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

tumble OF rags. crogched at her
feet
Little white angel whined the
native I'm Spanish--and Annette had
learned enough III the tongue 10
listen TO appeals for help-"my
daughter-just like you.-so kind
and pretty She lies az deaths
door. You have food. YOU have
medicine--and you can lay your
hand on her. She viii get we'll
what You have done for others YOU
can do for her
An Officer from the Albany turned
the corner Apnette's heart leaped.
The man MAS Neal Hardin.
Neal" she cried. "hsten 10 him
talk 10 him for me Ask him
where his daughter is--I1l 20 I'M
less it's too far.
Neal spoke TO the man in his ma.
tive language The man jabbered
back eloquently
"Ouly short distance ont of
town said Neal over that HILL
"In go" said Annette.
Neal pondered for "a moment. An
right" he said. land I'm free just
now III go along with YOU
He would have changed his mind
had ne known that the native,
crouching on the ground had wait
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
Without Horn

This one was caught floating down
auto row:
An auto dealer IN Evansville had
a secondhand car he wishes 10 sell,
so he set II out In front OF his store
with card attached. and the price.
$50. on the card. The hand ma d
price tag was executed carelessly
as such things sometimes are. 4
very close old farmer who had
been wanting TO buy car for years
but who didn't like 10 spend much
money came along and glanced Al
the card--an auto for $3.50, Re
did think he might be willing "a
spend couple OF hundred for q
car. but here was one for $50. II,
went home and wrote out a checs
and sent II 20 the dealer.
The dealer wrote back, sayinr
that the $3.50 check inclosed would
not buy the horn.
The next day he got a letter from
the farmer, and this is what II said
"Will buy auto without the horn"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IT, 1915.

meas ne searched Neal. But with
the same result.
Hernandez stamped his foot. Il
will give YOU two minutes TO pro
duce the map OF Lost Isle" he said.
"and IL IL lis not then forthcom'
ing.
tie paused. Go on" said Neal,
what them
Hernandez aimed savage kick
al him You know me we'll enough
TO know what then he said "if |
do not get the map from you IN
life, IN get II after death-your
death" ne added. the death OF both
OF YOU" He laughed harshly
Ponto laughed too. "And pleas
ant death It is said he.
Two minutes" snapped ont
Hernandez. that's all you have.
AZ the end of two minutes he
thrust his watch back into his
pocket. He slgnaled 10 Ponto.
The helmets" he commanded
and the gloves
Ito BE Continued
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

ed for this opportune moment many
times-a. moment when he could
Ind them both together The ma
tive leaped 10 his feet with alacrity
and ran crookeily ahead OF them.
Outside OF the town. they plunged
into underground. aud then through
woods--but the ground was dry
aud the trail was fairly good.
AZ the door OF hut the native
paused and motioned them in. "Il
wait outside" said Neal
The native shook his head II
need help to carry her to the light
the window" he said. please,
please follow me"
Neal and Annette entered side by
side In dark corner was hud.
died shape under a h!thy cloth.
Annette sprang toward IT, AZ that
instant the native dropped to the
ground and clutched Meals ankles
tightly I'm each hand AZ the same
instant the hUddled figure in the
corner leaped To its feet--it was no
stricken girl, was Hernandez.
with tho light OF triumph in his
eyes. And at the same instant
Ponto aud the brute sprang into the
fray
II was only a matter OF a mo-
ment before Annette and Neal
found themselves bound and lying
on the floor. Neal. after fay
gasps for breath smiled AZ Annette
forlornly
"Nhat-aeain2" he exclaimed.
impudenily.
hernandez did uOr answer. re
was busy searching Annette'- cloth
ing for The map-the long-looked Tor
map OF the lost Isle q Ciunabar
He didn't find il With less gentle.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
NN3.2s = lz zEXA1s

More later whispered Ponto
sit down-confer with US
An norr later Ponto-a black
patch on tbs background Of black
night itself steal,hily pushed open
the door Of q hut in tho middle OF a
olump Of small trees or a hill
= man inside. waking suddenly
as suddenly sprang W. knife in
hand
sor. cap.tar. whispered Ponto
II ia but
II eft that beast on guard" 70
tnrred Ee~nandsz. ne failed 10
warn me.
"He ws asleep. said Ponto. bur
kicked al isep out OF him with
the toe OF my boot--he viii not
sleep for some hours he is too
bus" with his bruises"
fernando shook bis head. II
haven't dared 20 light a light" he
said
-Tou need NOT b. afr.d 20 ght
q light said Porto. O.! lars seen
her. 80 one suspect and Tho
toH1 IS too 5g=y Win l-z trouble -7
IT Us not people ! am afraid Of"
aid Hernandez, st is pests-these
villainous mosquiloe..'
Good" returned the -asourceful
Pon'o u have brought a prevention
and p re7' edy-ncts and crude oil"
He lsrened .lently "Our friends
the navy-thoir crest Is on tho
mesh and On the bottle-it is OF the
best Catch hold
The two us1 truck light and
sat down facing -a other.
Pono spoke ia ra4 lred tones
every word that he uttered frou.
now on Contained portont lie
knew what he v74 a.out m tho
Back of bis head DE- lad an idea
BE- lefuI bar useful But n was not
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
SYNOPSIS

on the day OF the eruption OF Ait
Pclee Capt John Hardin OF the str
Princess rescues J-yeaf old Annette
llington from an open boot. Out =
forced 90 Leave behind her father and
his companions llingtcn - assaulted
BY hernandez and lOnto IN vain at
tempt 10 get papers which llinstOh
has marsged TO send aboard the Prln-
cess Ma his daughters, papers prov
Ing his title to and telling the where
abcvts OF the lost island OF CiunAbar.
ningtons Injury causes his mind TO
become a blank. Thirteen years elapse
Hernandez. now a nopium smuggler.
with Ponto, lnez. female sccom-
plice and the mindless brute that once
vas ilington. come ~ Seaport, where
the widow OF Capt. Hardin ts living
with her son Neal and Annette ling
ton. and plot 10 steal the papers left
20 Annette by Der father. Neal tries
for admission 10 the naval academy.
but through the treachery OF Joey
Welche- Is defeated by Joey and dis
graced Neal cnlists Ia the navy
Inez sets a trap for Joey and the con-
sptrators get him IN their power. tie
agrees 70 steal the papers TOR them,
but accidentally sets IRE 90 the har
din home and the brute man reScucs
Annctt, with the papers from the
naner. Annette discovers that heat
applied 20 the map reveals the loca-
ton OF the lost island subsequently,
In a struggle for its possession ne
map 10 torn in three parts. Herman
dez, Annette and Neal each securing a
portion. Annette sails on the Corona
do in search Of her father. The crew.
crazed by cocaine Struggled aboard
By Hernandez. mutiuy, and are over
come by . boarding party from L. :
destroyer Jackson. led by Neal
In Martinique Annett" ana Neal
are captured and taken 10 snug
glers cave tu be blown up with
dynamite, but are rescued by a
sponge diver. flez fOrges identiica-
ton papers for herself as Annette.
In an insurrection Neal an Annette
are again captured.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
Whose Head

A teacher was giving a lesson on
the circulation Of the blood. TRY.
ing to make the matter clearer. he
said: Now. boys. II stood on my
head the blood. as you know, would
run INTO II. and should turn red in
the face"
yes. sir" said the boys.
|. Now" continued the teacher
what | want to know Is this How
is II that while am standing up
night in the ordinary position the
blood doesn't rush into my feet2"
And little fellow shouted. why
sir, because yer feet amt empty.
Heroid OF osteopathy.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

has designed gown that has smart.
ness stamped IN evsry line OF il and
should quite reconcile any woman
re few extra pounds
African brown chiffon velvet is
The material used by Nine HtllQuist
The coat is cut shorter in the front
than the back and the fashionable
chiu-chin collar gives way 10 a grace
ful. rolling collar Narrow bands OF
seal make a rich trimming FOR the
costume
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
RY BETTY BROWN

The woman whose figure has lost
its sylph-like lines has a grievance
against Dame Fashion this season.
The Russian coats, the hiked-up
skirts. the chin-chin collars lay hate
ful emphasis upon her "embonpoiut
and are an asyayation rather than
a satisfaction 10 her artistic soul
But 10 please the lady Of sener
Gus waist line Nine Hillquist. OF ;he
Fashion Art League % America.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

his method TO reveal this idea
nor To advance N as his own. III
| wanted Hernandez TO work IL out
apparently to originate the scheme
Bit by bit he furn, he'd informa
tion-and let the brain OF his chic
do the rest.
Yes. ne said. the mosquitoes
carry the pestilence, One might
cen IL the mosquito sickness jus'
as well And al dusk. then is theiI
time then they bite the worst -
Go on. commander Hernandez
grimly lie felt thai Ponto Was
holding something back
And Ponto was. - creased he
palm ol the landlord OF the Inn OF
the Spanish Don--and purchased in
/ formation. our young friend ~ the
map-this is Senorita Castro's in
formations seems to have rs
custody. She clutches AZ her hreas 81
from time 70 time-as though she
had something hidden there, II is
evident the gunner has IL not
The gunner cried hernandez
anxrily. do not mention him again.
once let me get my fingers on
him"
The little white angel went on
Ponto as though reciting lesson.
Eli cried Hernandez.
"Our young friend OF the map
that is what they call her--every-
where. The little white angel. She
goes about from hut TO hut-from
fever.stricken patient 10 fever
stricken pa;ient-yet she survives.
But she will answer any call.
lie leaned forward, You under
stand. captain, ne said, she will
answer any call. Let sickness call
10 her. she goes.
All" said hernandez, that Il
well. And the sunner-where is
be-"
"Eyerywhere-he 100. will answer
any cali
I'm" said Hernandez, go on
go on"
They saw" went on Pcnto. that
the town VIII be- cleaned OF danger
in Two week -rhat then the Al
bany viii sail
Go on
we Gene nov 20 important in
formation
rs III important" cried Her
nandez. go or--don't stop"
Ponto.s eyes cleaned. All. he
said. "or nile ouJ o. toVn-and
through this clump % bushes who're
te sit-doWn .3 yonder hollow
He stopped There vas a noise
outside
its The brute" said Hernandez.
40 on. 90 on.
Down in he hollow lies the
cause Of 81 the trouble
There aas more noise The door
was pushed open and the huge
brute-half man. seemingly half an
imal-entered. lie threw himself
heavily into Il corner and started
in 10 sleep. Ponto -prang upon him
and kicked and cUffed him vicious
~.
Up there. ne commanded. and
on Ratch."
The brute. whimpsring, obeyed.
He numbered ont OF the doorway
and sat down just within ear shot
Hernandez watched him curtously.
ITS a wonder, Ponto. ne sus-
gested. that the brute never turns
uron YOU II he did he could crush
Won like an egg shells
ponto grinned "He never will,
he answered topping his forehead.
triumph Of mind over matter
Go on" commanded Hernandez
what lies down in the hollow by
this hill"
ponto shaded his mouth With his
hand Whisper. M returned.
"wbisner No one-not even he,
,hqU hear
For a moment he whispered into
The ear Of Hernandez. When ne
had Anished Hernandez rose 10 his
fec,-with glittering eyes.
rs here" he said. in his turn
tapping his forehead. Il have it.
by heaven. this time they shall not
get away"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

The proprietor vas .ummoned Al
the door. AZ hight Of Ponto he start
ed back in surprise i'rt Ponto held
his finger on his lips and exhibited
a multitude OF coins in the open
palm Of his hand The proprietor
advanced and quickly appropriated
the coin
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

There's great deal OF collar
and a great deal OF cum 10 the new
blouses--and there isn't much
house \ collar that climbs right
MP to the ear tops is not considered
AZ all extreme by maids who follow
fashions latest flights. This blouse
in pale yellow Georgette crepe Illus
trates how far some designers go in
the direction OF Alpine collars Both
cuffs and collar are finely tucked
Fix tiny black velvet bows give u
tailored effect that adds 20 It's smart
ness
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
CHAPTER Kiln.
PeriIous Places

Ten days later Annette Ilington,
now called the little white angel
even by the shore squad from the
cruiser. felt her skirts plucked by
clutching hand. She looked down
4 nstive--a mere bag Of bones In
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
Not Precisely

The girls mother-And do you
think my daughter can live on your
salary?
The steady company notg
Other women haVe.--P Puck.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

ne principal attraction in the
|1hington next week will be Edna
Itch. famous as one OF the sew.
Mrs. Nat G. Goodwins who will
b her screen debut as a para
mt star In the Jesse l.. Lasky
oction of Armstrong; Wife
sripping drama written especial.
N her by Margaret Tmnbull, the
Mist. The scenes carry the audi
from the little country village
te gambling halls Of great city
from there TO the heart OF the
nd mountains Of the great Cana
northwest. Miss Goodrich, as
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
uIi.AIEPSSA

ntue May Fielding. the country girl
is given splendid opportunity TO dis
play her dramatic ability as well al
some OF the beautiful gowns FOL
which she Is noted. The production
OF Armstrong;. Wife" is said BY
the Washington management to be
one OF the most beautiful ever turn
ed out by the Lasky company and
Miss Goodrich has teen given a sup
porting cast OF unequalled excel
lence. including Thomas Meighan.
James Cruze, Mrs. Lewis McCA-d.
Florence Dagmar. Hal Clements,
Raymond Hatton and other mem
bers of the Lasky all star stock com
pany. For this production a special
musical program has been arranged
and the orchestra will be augmented.
Emmy Wehlen. appearing in Her
Reckoning" in the Majestic thester
this week, Is OF Viennese birth. bur
gained her schooling in London and
has an interesting theatrical history.
Before appearing in musical comedy
she was an ingenue with various
English dramatic companies that
toured the British isles and made
occasional visits 10 France and Ger
many She achieved her first great
successes In the Gaiety. in London
when she sang the stellar role in
THE Merry Widow" This was fol-
lowed by a successful year 10 The
Dollar Princess" both of these being
the original London productions.
She was brought 20 this country 10
appear in the American production
in the New York Casino OF "Mar-
rage la Carte" At the end OF
this engagement she Was imme-
distely captured by Florenz ziegfeld
for The Winsome Widow Her
next appe arance in this country was
in the London Gaiety production OF
The Girl on the Film" and last sea
son she appeared With the same
company in New York in "Tonight's
the Night" She Is scheduled 10 ap-
pear in new musical comedy in
New York around the holidays
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

nelrian industries took 10 the
united States for considerable in.
dustrial patronage
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

THE Dream Dancers, described
as an unusual scenic and pantomimic
novelty in dancing acts. is among
the features OF tho Thanksgiving
week bill in the Orpheur theater
next week There are six girls and
three men in the company. with
jacob p. Adler. Jr.. son OF the
Jewish tTagedian and Thelma Carl,
ton as the principals. All types OF
dancing are introduced Second in
[ importance will be the Mazetti fam
lily, FIVE Italian scrobats. who are
said 70 be marvels in tumblirg. hand
balancing and somersaults. Billing
I himself as the irish chatterboY. :"
Andrew Kelly Will provide laughable
stories. Saona. who inpersonates
European war rulers. Elliott and
I Mullen. burnt cork comedians and
Bob Anderson, cowboy with an
educated pony. are other acts. There
will be a complete change in the
/ picture program daily and the screen
viii be in evidence both before and
after the vaudeville. the matinees
being continuous from 1890 TO 5
/ o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

Maude 'Hannsford who plays
Celia Wilson. in The Wsre Case"
with Lou-Tellegen. the Garrick the
alter, this week declares that the sue
cess of an actress is due IN a large
measure 10 the care with which she
dresses. There is great differ
ence between the well-dressed man
and the well-dressed woman" says
Miss Hsnnaford. You never notice
that the well-dressed man H. dressed
at all. while you feel instinctively
the moment she dawns upon your
delighted vision that the vell-dressed
woman Is the latest thing in besuti-
full clothes. and when one is asked
the question why a certain woman
Is perfectly dressed. one finds il a
difficult matter TO explain in detail
Miss Hannaford has had occasion TO
wear many beautiful gowns in differ
emit attractions. She has played in
genue az we'll as leading roles under
the direction of Oliver Morosco in
his famous stock company in Los
Angeles She was two seasons with
Mrs. Leslie Carter, and was featured
last season in Paul Armstrong;
play, THE Bludseon'
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

England has paper shortage.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

elIo Paris" is the title Of the
to come to the Cadillac the
Sunday afternoon. for weeks
1eement. The organization is
III BY Pat Reaume and Gus
- Of Detroit, and will offer new
1ery, pretty costumes and con-
liable special equipment. The
includes George A. Clark. Flor
y Tanner, Ed Crawford, Irene
IRA, Chas. Pagan. Earl Sheehau,
Her Brown. Helen Stuart, Fred
4 and a chorus of 90 girls. Two
Nv musical burlettas, with new
Il classy vaudeville acts. singing
dancing numbers, and the latest
Mar songs viii be presented.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

ninstaking effort is daily requir-
4f Joe WEIGH. Hebrew comedian,
f6berly present his lower east
Nsw York Jew in the Orpheum
ter this week. For WEIGH pre-
- on the stage the Hebrew as he
1v is and not the oarjcature OF
NJ lew meant to excite ridicule.
ch spends more than an hour
ala makeup and II Is perfect TO
last detail. He sticks his beard
glue, long and difficult
eess. He bought his shoes for
n from a pushcart peddler in
fer-st.. and his hat, trousers and
ut cheap east side clothini
Us. Even his necktie bespe'
character he represents. II Ii
Welch can step off the stage
80 through the streets withc
81 his disguise being discovered