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New Britain herald., 1915-01-22
A REMEDY FOR
 BRONCHIAL COLDS
Philadelphia Man Tells How He Treated a Severe Case With Vinol and the Success fuI Result,

Philadelphia, Pa.-"Last Fall I was troubled with very severe bronchial cold with very bad effects from it, head aches, backaches, and sick to omystomach. was so bad l became alarmed and tried several medicines, also a doctor, but did not get any relief. One of the men where am employed asked me to try Vinol, saying it cured his worst colds. did so, and in very short time received the relief which I craved. Now I am enjoying perfect health, and recommend Vinol to be all that is claimed for it." JACK c. SINGL LEToN, Philadelphia, Pa.
 When we tell you that Vinol is the best remedy in all our large stock for chronic colds, coughsand bronchitis there is no excuse for letting a cough or cold hang on for months and even years.
 It is the curative medicinal elements of the cod's flyers, combined with blood making and strengthening properties of tonic iron contained in Vinol which makes it so successful in removing chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis, after other medicines fail
 Try bottle of Vinol with the under standing your money will be returned if 1t fails to help you.
 The Clark & Brainerd Co.,, Drug gists, New Britain, Conn, and at lead ing drug stores everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-22
Panama Railway Example.

What is the prospect in this case, of economical management, and of those lower rates which the advocates adoption? We have an exact measure of the fact in some comparative rail- road statistics. The Panama railway is entirely owned and operated by the United States. Like most affairs on the Isthmus it has been handled by honest and competent men in their several lines. We have it's official report for the year ended June 30, 1913, to be compared with the sta tistics of all the railways of the United States for the same period The rate on the Panama line was 3.48 cents per ton per mile, as against .726S of a cent for all the railways of the United States. That is, the government rate was almost five times the rate made by private enterprise over the entire country.
 At the International Trade Con- ference of the Mississippi Valley and Central West which met at Memphis last November, the following resolu- tion was reported:
 Resolved, That congress be urged to enact maritime legislation looking toward placing the American shippers and ship-owners upon basis more nearly equal with these of competing nations thereby enab- ling American exporters and ship other nations in the ocean carrying
New Britain herald., 1915-01-22
Absolutely Equal"

Not more nearly equal, but 'abso- lutely equal should be the require nent of American ability and Ameri- can pride; an equality secured neither by such protection as is accorded to the weak or by gift money in the
 form of subsidy, but a privilege of fered to the strong that he may con quer what is his by right. That is the key to an ample provision of American ships. There Is the nec- essary condition of that expansion in our foreign commerce which we all know to be possible and which will be lost or won according to our wis. dom or our folly"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
uGfter at &prnene font" 1friber

uGfter at 8prncne font" lfriber
Wrs. Morie Olion fra Mosiopcqua,
&c. g. ~iaa Set no lom ont min
@elbre6 og mine &refter begDnote
at gao neo 40 8affe,Y og tent, jog,
joni boboe beret en- loa 1terf og
fritz &pin6e. @igt begDnotc pgluo
at plage mig og gior0e mig 2ipd
gonife iurt. Seq bab6e altio bobt
imp0 2ege og Meoiciner; men al
ligebel bellutte6e jeg mig at prppe
Or. Neters &1trifo, og jeg fon fige,
SEN bite Jig at bore ct ltorartet
og birflomt Weiooel moo ollie mine
Elager. Seq taffer Gem poo Set
bjerteliglte."
@bor mango Mp6re er Ser life,
lpm bor bobt lignen0e grfaring?
Tor ioa6orme oil &ienoifabet til ct
p%aalioeligt urtemi6bel lom Or, 8e=
ters &urifo babe megt at iige.
Stuff poo, at &urifo life er en-
Mpotbefermeoicin. 5pecielle Mgen=
ter foripner Mlmenbeoe11 mes sem
oirefte fra 2%oborotoriet. Sfrip til
Or. &eter SabrneD & Cons &c.,
1875 60. SOPHIE Mbe., Chicago,
tSl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Dberiat fra Tranif.
(6ortf.)

Eos poa, 2arry, sim Toragt for oe1 %ofientliqe
Me1irg bliber Sin lllptfe. M~lporligt tolt, 0u forfpr-
Ser mig. Den Molle, lon1 ou lpiller, er. %frilte11oe;
ieg, ser bar fslt mig for iuog til oel bel,norer Dig,
foroi ol1 Dor polet oe1; men sen ct %porrlfelia at fore
til G11oe. Set CT ct ian0t MortDri1l11, b1 paaleq-
ger Big lcn. Sro 0u mig, ll1ol1 bpr life qrabe Ell
Mfgri'1o n1ellel1 Jig ielp og 8eroe,r, ion1 man fife
ct Stan0 til at oberifrioe; e11on11 fan 0u let rette
Oct 1fete;; Dcno tilbage til &rebic, ip11 bt sen lio1te
S1o bar %torlpn1t, bis Sig meo lpftet EonDe, 1pg at
interesiere noglc MGl10s~ Sorfnngeligbe0 / at retfer=
oigglprc Big beo JOINT 0e1t 6pbelte @en1r1eligbe6 at for
t9lle 0cl,, bpoo Ser CT 6enot sig, % bercs forfp11=
gelige S1Oisfretioner bl 11Dtte oig mere en6 9lper=
0ens Jprlparstoler. Me11 frel1fpr alt mao 01 brDoe
meo Nillet, ban CT Ell Sriiter, iom Tiger at ltprte
1ig Soro9rnelie; fern Sig fra bette M}en11e1fe, bans
9faboifob CT forligt.
Spent beo, ON Ser life itges set lo11n,e ON
mig? sSinoer ou, at Sc @rforirger, jg gjer ON
SerOenS 9onu1e poo mini egen Eerion, er lfiffeoe til
,1oen pi0ere at looc mig o%nerfienoe Dem, 11aor sc
giel0er on0re?
= Srr bpoo bu bill ont Nillet; set 0rcicr Zig
life pm at fuq at bloc, ont ban birfclig bar 4e1t,
11el1 ONT Sc, ser tonm1er lon1a1e11 meo ball, 1,o letter
Zig fnr at fonn1e &arort9nc.
= 90 n1eb Dpu6 Het forlo11ger man 81, at jeg
1fal brpOe me0 bon1? Sen Mfur0 bar alorig gjort
mig onoet cro goot, bpprfor ifuloe jeg oo ofre 1om
for Solf, ipn olorig bar gjort mig o1>oct ems on0t?
San Dor Sen enelc, ser tilbpo mig i'm Sjelp, 0a jeg
por CLIENT al olle, og MT ifltloe jeg fejgt lpigte bon1,
foroi mon b%eifpl0er bon? 9eei 1,cj, jeg ejpr lige
1oa list min 0ngu11g lom min W}orol ~afba1r9ig al
5olts 2ln1er. Seq frpgter life, at Mopofat Eillet
ifol %forourpc mig; jeg bor bit at jee gjor0e min
"&ligt, Oo Ejebliftet bertil bar fonn1et, pg jeg bebb=
Der life at ipttc min Metlfaffenbeo 1t1oer Sen pfe11t=
lige Menings Sci fpttellc.
= 9%lntoine! 9ntoine!! Oh ltprter Big lelp /
l1lDfte, rohrpo Monoel %forfer0et. Sporfpr bill 6u
ibgc at optoge oe111e me11irgslplc Scamp imoo Ser
ben?
Seq bill Blot ie, bbpr 111egcn Mogt CIT Mea11o
belio6cr, ser finn ltettes al iin ege1 5an1pittigbeb.
Gen hinge 2Ggc i%oriegte eton1 at frenfpre nogle
Sornuftgrr11oc, n1cn Sc prelleOe ollc al inoo 2arrps
Stpltbeo og @ar1ne, % 9ful1oel forloO Gon1> nisfor=
11pjet 1nco at bopc gjprt olle oisle Toripg til ingen
9}ptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
glDbist 9rama / Norbipen,

| a%gsFJ4
Sm 8or0 / en- bollan0ff 6iIfelng=
ger .Noro5ee" er ser forIeoer, me.
0ens. Sfibet bar / Norbigen, noipiI,
let ct blooigt 9ran1n, iom gnnjfe
bit life bar noget me0 arigstil0rn-
gelierne at giere, men font er al
en- ganife %oberor0entlig rbDggelig
&nrnfte.
Sen norlfe Camper uSSonas Meib"
opoageoe ca. 1870 Som. fra 5car=
borough Sartpjet 6ripenoe omfring
j iprgelig Sorfat1ing me6 Sejlene
bleit oDer Boro, 5fmriefleoningen
fnuit paa flere Ste0er og 2ugerne
baoife6e oDer @or6. 9n Dar1peren
fom nermere til uNor05ee", bite
bet Jig ogiaa, at Der itoo 8loo
,ltore Hele poa 9effdt.
Ser bleo iao ienot 6olf on goro,
oe oisie farrot 2uggerens 8eiet=
ming 10 Wono, fuloiten6ig bonbit-
tigc oln oct Dor al Drif eIler
Spbioielle eller begge Dele / Sor-
ening, bar life m1lligt at iige.
S%onoipnligit CT set, at Solfene bar
blepnc beiatte al en- 5lags religips
Wani. 2i0t eftcr libt fit MOI /
5plge %. g." uo al Dem, at en-
Weatros sem foreganenoe Sag
plnoielig BAT bleben ganife beiperot
og DabOe raabt, at ban bar &ri1us,
at 6m1 bapoe bnret 500 i en- bolb
Sime, l1ell bar blebe11 falot til 2iz
be igjen for at bribe DiGbclen bort
fra Sfibet. Sm1 og ct Ear al ba11s
SfibSfamu1erater boboc ioa foro11=
ltaltct cit Oi9Dlejogt % babOe bug
get lpS paa alt, bbor set fl1noe or=
tages, at 0jGbelen bolot til. 6prlt
bopoe oe bol6t Jig til Ireberfet poa
9nffet, me11 81 ian 6en 8eIatte
bopoe roabt, at 9jepelen bar foret
| Solfene, bab0e 0e iIaaet tire ~af
oeres &ammerater mes, lenlplte e
Dent pg faltet 2igene oper 8oro.
Gno1u1 efter at Sen t%ilobersbleb-
ne 0d al 8eletringen bor braet
| Sono / @rimsbp, bar flere al oen
fnloltpn0ig 6elperote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Sill pore Seiere!

9il1 90 @fteraaret ltl1noer ill., me0
6e lange Mftentimer; bbor @nbber
9nifer at bore forlpnet me0 go6t
og innbt 2e1e1tof er bet netop Gi0en
at bite lim Spmerflombe6 moo Sen
9lbis, iom Sc le1er, iu%bifriberer
poa = eller laoner. - Can't
menlign Sens Snobolo, l1o1tpr og
Hris, me6 bbilfet 1om Delft an6et
6onif 8lab - og De bill iifffert fin
Sc, at bette 8Io6 fortiener 9eres
Mnerfien6elie. 8is % MI 6enne
9pmerfiombe6 / Sen met opmun=
trenbe Sorm be6 at ien6e os en-
M Mbonnent og beo at fornp 9e=
rec. 511bifriptior1 / retfe gio.
9rppenumre ien6es frit.
AZ dibprre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

SanfelGsning. Sm Den berpmte
Sonfelpier, Cumberland, fortplles
fplgenoe mprlomme Mnef0ote:
@o,l bar poa &eiie fra @ien til
Netrograo. gn al Be Meorejlenoe,
EFT rnsiilf &ipbmono, erflpre6e, at
Gl1mberlon6s &1nlt lite bnr an0et
ems Snmbug, og tilbg6 tilli65t at be-
tale Cumberland SO @nbIer1 ON
ban pirfelig fun6e leie bang gan-
fer.
Goot, lagoe Ganfeleleren. De
ct paa &eiie til Morfeoet giicbni-
Nomgorob, bbor De bill figbe Barer
poa &re6it til ct 8eleb at 10000
&ubler. nmi60elbart efter bill De
ielge 6em igjen, erflnre Gem SyalIit
% tilbDbe DereS &reoitorer en- glf=
for6 paa 10 pGt.
So &1ebman0en b1rte 0isie Sr6,
1tirreoe ban meb reipeftfulo Sor-
rmoring paa Sen Salenoe. Derpaa
traf ban, noen at iige ct Orb, fit
Gegnebog fran, raffe 5 Gir1lbeIieo-
Ter til Gnmberlan6, og oenne us.
brg0 1aa hi1mferen6e:
SITE lmotl Seq Iefe Deres
.Ganfer2
- 9sei set gior6e De iaHe, ipa-
reoe Gusieren, men So gab mia en-
|fnuienoe goD Soc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
14oe &apitcl.

6lere Moo1eOer Del1gif pau 0ennc Maooc, 11oel1
at Scr %inbtroa6te noget Soran0ri1g Nntoines Sur
bol0. Sans %nrpffellgc Sin0srn bare0e fife lpnge,
% 81 De11 fprlt bar lbl1noen, %ilappebes bons @ilje=
froft fulolteroig, % Set bar, lo11 troaOte BON mere
% mere tiIbo9e / Set Mprfc, bborfra bon for cit fort
Sis bar buffet op.
S enbpcr Menue%i fefjGbne bel1goar Ser Ell big
Iio, i11oen mani 11oor Set @eaol, man bar lat Jig,
men 2orrp bopoe rlpffeligpis operifreoet bette Gios=
p11nft 116en at bupe 1aaet Wfoolet. San bar iffc
mere roec11 8eepnoer>. og BOG bar ban cit 1'fje1ot
5agfprcr, ser jo11o1p11ligpis oltio piloe De6blipe at
bere l%fjer,ot. 6olf perae6e fig til at bringe bans
9eobn 6orbinoel1e r1e0 roget bit ountelt og 1flart.
@oa, boboe i%n0taget fin Sitting oen %offentligc
0ee1ring, og ferlt otter Mors Torlpb tunoe ban bod
be at ltige nogle Grader 0enne &effefplge, Ser inm
oftelt CT baieret paa ct Snne.
SSor Den 116ea1forl taae1oe, lon life fjen0te 11oget
til olle SC @i1oringer, Der bop0e lttllet Zig / Seje1
for bonn, n1ootte Ser pirfelig bore nugget mistgnfe=
1igt peo Set l1belo, ser %laole0es fulgte e1 oDgtig,
flittig % p%eltalenoe @fonO. @ep for Dem, Ser
fie16te Mntoines 2ebneoslpb, Dur BET b%onfeligt at
erfjenoe, at Sc 5an0sforn, ior1 Silfel0et 6oboe fa=
5tet paa bons Sci, fu11oe lette ban1 laa lurgt tilboge
for bo1s &p11furre1ter; 1be11 %egertlig> lep at bile
Oct bleb Soft ubiltaorlig grebet al Ell notwithstanding
Mistonfe og iegte~i en- eller onoe11 lfjult Sell at
fi1oe en- Torflaring for Sfj9bne1s peopurenoe
ltgunjt %oDerfor ban1.
Sq 500 6ob6e ct enete Sro funnel opflare bet
ben1meliqbe6sfuloe Nrtoine bar fgbt fattig! Set
Dar benne bo11s Sattigoo11, JONI bap0e berpbet boln
O2iolerne til at fonrne freln / 2iDet:: SelDnocre og
Befpttere; set bar SEN, ser oper0reb Seilene bons
&urafter, % 1o1 baboe gjort bans g>otl1r ubpjel1g
og uoe at Gtono til at fpje og beje Jig, frpgtlo og
1fp al Soltbeo og fejtet al Sinfple(ie. : 8onlfe bit
bor bor1 loun Menneife %betrogtet fife fulofomn1en
tbi ct Me11neIfe, Ser CT fnlofoume1t, laoer fig. iftc
beberife og tpinge al Sorboloere, men oorner 6or=
boloene efter fit Grit og CT enoog / Stan0 til oeroI
at lfabe 1g lelb cit @ie0eltol; men Ser bar boS oe11=
ne unge Mano @rleg til 1oget itprt; ban n1angleoe
intet o1oet eno oen Silfeloigbeo at bore feot De
Dgjere &lasier.
2orrp ioo life Ell eneie al Sc Sorboobninger bir=
f%eliggjort, 1om bon en- fort Sio bap6e neret. Sra
Si6 iii an6en blep ser oberoraget bn1 Ell mi11ore
Gag, men set 6rog ban, life 1o ira BET Wdboelmoa=
6%igbeoe1s Mgrfe, lon1 o111gah ba1. Sflgnt ban beo=
bleb at fon1n1e bos 9lobofat &illet, sbab6e ManoelS
@ennerfninger Dog Dem @irfning, at ban bolot Jig
1neqet %reierberet o%berfor ban1. Sen gdn1le M6Dofut
Iagoe Merfe oertil og bolot Jig I'LL oglaa noget TIL
bage, ioet ban ~ofbentebe Gioen og iaa n1eget io1n
1n11liq %u6nDtteoe SEN 11nge Neonos Dpgtigbeo yog
Sli6.
Spoo gntoines &jarigbeo n1gif, ioa baboe Den.
i ben iiolte sgTo gienner1gaaet en- iDer 4riie pg gtbet
g(nleoning tic mango @8rDoerier. N1tpiles Nfooer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
ion1 De Gremmeoe paalagger Dem.

Il 's
DC ficnoer life mere oeres 5fam
tpartimoo, De glRoer fig ober Der
% ipger 0en7,>Ae tilfalber 1elb fren1:
mcoe Serrer og aonger. 81 alene
o G5ar, CT giDef % at @uo til Jpre1
for alle 5laberne".
geabnlig pDerfor SD0ilaberne Dc6
Dona1 bar G3aren Yligter. Om BON
eno fife / SEN in6epprea1oe Iio fan
gjeloprette 0eres ganle Sribeo, 1uo
TON BON / bbert Sol0 renle Set ila=
biifc 5prog / oeres Bigger og aobne
oeres 9jnc for, bboo Ser tjencr oem
ielo beolt. @olafferne og 8bbmer,e
er Dog nplten lige iao iloe furne.
Sgioa oe bar miitet oeres politiife
Jribeo, 6eres Spro9, ia ielD oeres
6ornl,ft. Holafferne fon fife peo
egnc &rGfter relic fig; Sc ma bjel=
pes uoefru. 5hao Yomnnern, 9cble=
fen, 8pbmerl og Me6bren orgour %
0e eli Gong i%laptife 8per be6 2iter=
lpen : &amb11rg CD, 2iibccf CD,
Da115ig, Sligo og 0e.anore = loo
CT oct nnDttigt at tenfe --poo at
ajener9berbe bent; tDi set CT fun
jgl0el1t, at ct Soft paonp letter
Jig fait / ct 2a11b, 1pm set en- Gong
bar forloOt. Sill @je1gjplo for SC
tobte Stronoe be6 E1ter1pen mao
SlaDer1e Oa iette Jig foit peo Sor-
tebabet. 80 G3or! 0u boloer Moies'
SiounoeritoD / @oo1oc11, og o11 fon
fulofpre ltore lln6ergjerninger.- Oh
bar ct fulOfommcnt &%erreopmme,
01 bliber fulofpmment oblpot al 81
tie lln0erlaatter; Ou fun beb CUBS
@jGlp life alel1e bebne og gjprc
bette S~erre09mrtc berp1nt, men ou
fa1 b9Dnc og berpmne bele SEN la
biifc &ace, bu fan pinoe Ben i%lopiife
Huces epige @elltg,1el1 er".
Mfe6 6isie bol6lomme Sro trent
lagoe &ri5onic Yrogron1met for
&l1slan6s panilabiife. Nolitif, =
lnnge. f9r 11ogen onbre boboc te11ft
SEN ponllobiife 5o11fe til @uuos. s
meget bab0e ban &et. Nolens in6re
Opl6sning ifuloe goot 100 @or iez
mere fprc til &igets Undergoing og
9eli,1g. s. anoet tug bon fell. s
8pbmen bol0t +. gfs. set llab1ife
Clement toppert 5tonb moo Sc to-
ife 5tormleb og folteoe er0og Moo=
lton0erne tilbagc.
Mt er Sc flelte al Sp0iloperne
befrie0e for Set tprfiife Mag, og oct
it0ltc Marb1l1bre6e bor pitt en ito
Big 1tigenoe Samfplelle mellcm ollie
Sc ilabiife Solf. Mlligepel CT Ser
la11gt igjen fer Sen panilobilfe 8es
Degellc fan fao ufeierenoe Magt.
Wonge ltri6er1be Snteresier mao
f6r1t bpjes, % breoc 8cfolfnings=
lag, ion ingen Sa11s bor for Sen
5lags Sa11fer, n1oa bin0es for Oen1.
Men / Dor Si0, bbor mal1 fra 1c=
oen0e r1tsitlf SIDE gjgr Sorlpg paa
at peffc e1 pan llobiif 5temning til
@jelp / &ur1per1 moo @ermonerne,
er oct of Srteresie at bgre &ri5a=
MICS Sr0, ielp ON SC folot / cit Or
fen, 0o Sc bleb 1l6talt, og Sor6bur=
sem life EFT Gong MI ct bere0t til
at tage in1oO Bent og gibe Dem
@eflt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

81: "&sr, fig mig, eaar Sin 5or=
retiring life goot? Seq ipnes, at Ou
olti6 ier loo befpn1ret u.s..
g.: Set en- finn al Sorfgtigbe6s=
benipn, for bbis jeg en-. Dog ier gloo
no, fonn1er Nerlonolet 1trofs og
beoer om 2pnforbpjelie eller ont
Sorifuo!
5%inoenburs iejrebc for tibt. 81
6aboc = ifriber en- seSt1oie1oer /
~Tronff. 3eit." = lat en- Mn11o11ce
/ Mpiien ON Ell el6re Bige til Sielp
| 91lsbol6ningen. Ser melote iig en-
Mnlpgeri11oe, iom hi iDntes gobt ON.
Sur Sc Mnbefalinger? 1purg=
te min Some.
= Nei Set bur jeg life. Seq er
gift = 0csbprre.
= Sn1 = og Oere5 Wan6?
= @on CT lt=5beitler og boer
/ @cnf.
= Set bil altiaa iige, at De er
lpbet fra bam.
: Sa> jeg fltn6e life boloe set
11b mere.
- SDnrfnr2
= 6oroi : for0i Sinoenburg
bonot for mango Sejre.
= We1 bbo6 / Mlber6en font
Si11oenburg Sem be6 / @enf?
SO, jeg CT tpit at 6eoiel, og
bber Sang Ser lto0 / Mbi1en, at
Si11oe1bnrg bab6e ferret, fom leg
op at {fie11oes me6 min Mono, og
luu cnote set altib me6, at ban gab
mig Hrpgl.
- Sg set fonot Sc Dem /?
sla ia, ban bar 10 MI en- Gang
min Wano. Men I'LL bor Si1,ben=
burg begDnbt at ieire iaa tiot, at ieg
fife mere fun6e bol6e set us.
Sum fit 1trofa Blooien.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
in DAKOTA in 1864
HENRY WALLER OF GRAND
JUNCTION, COLO, ~ DAkO-
IA OLD TIMER.

Pierre, July 29.-Henry Waller is
n of the genuine old residents of
this part of South Dakota, although
he now makes his home at Grand
Junction, Colo. In 1864, Mr.. Waller
was stationed as a soldier at old Fort
Sully when 1t was located about three
miles east of this city, on a site now
donated TO the city as a park. He
was in the command of Gen. Sully.
He left Fort Sully and went to Leav-
enworth, Kan, and was mustered out
of the volunteer service of the United
States. but returned to the fort that
summer and for several years made
his home on Farm island. now the
property of the city. Later he vent
to the mouth of American creek.
where Chamberlain is now located
and operated a traders store for sew
eral years and in 1872 went to Bis
marck, N. d., where he stayed until
1875, and then Wen to Colorado.
Mr.. Waller has been visiting in the
city for several days, and looking
over the location where the old fort
stood when he was a soldier of the
government. and there were no
whites i'm this section except the
troops, and the freighters and fur
traders along the Missouri.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
Items Taken from The Daily
Leader Files

Rev. Mr.. Clark and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. Clark's brother. c.
A. Kelley of this city, returned today
to their home in Illinois.
John Grow and Price Hughes start
ed for Austin, Minneapolis and ulti-
mately Milwaukee. where they will
try to pass examination for locomo-
tive firemen.
Geo. Kephart, Warren Tolles, Win
Doughty and Misses Lizzie Dawson,
Blanche McCallister and Kittie
Wheeler went to DeSmet this after
noon to furnish musical entertain
ment at the Demorest contests which
take place there the first evenings of
this week.
w. III. Huxford is doing expert
work for the Mccormick people in
setting up machines.
Ed Callinan went out as brakeman
on Conductor Wright's train today.
Harry Wright being laid up i'll.
A bicycle race between O. f. Ma
theney and Frank Palmer is announc-
ed to take place at the driving park
Wednesday evening of this week.
Department Commander Drake of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
PINNED UNDER CAR
Sisseton Boy Held i'm Water Filled
Slough Until Help Arrives.

Sisseton, July 29.-While going
from Veblen to Claire City the auto
mobile of Adolph Johnson was upset
on a grade crossing a slough near old
Wig. The car was being driven by
Mr.. Johnson's son, who had a num-
Der of companions with him. When
the ear turned turtle, the young
driver was pinned beneath il in such
a amer that he was unable to free
himself and was forced to lie in the
water in the slough until help arriv-
ed. The other parties in the car did
not wait to see If the Johnson boy
was hurt or not, but left the place at
once and have not been seen since.
A colored boy who was with the party
stayed on the scene. but was unable
TO do anything to release the boy un-
der the car. The Johnson youth was
not seriously hurt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
AWAITING THE COURT
Fate of saloons i'm Aberdeen Soon 10
be Known.

Aberdeen, July 29.-Aecording to
statements of attorneys for and
against the license proposition. who
took part in the arguments on the
Aberdeen license election case before
the state supreme court at Pierre last
Saturday, the court will probably
hand down a decision in the case i'm
about a week or ten days. The court,
il is believed, will expedite its action
owing to the general interest in the
case and the importance of an early
decision in order that Aberdeen men
who have been engaged in the saloon
business may know whether to en-
gage in other occupations or seek To-
cations elsewhere. A number of
them have already engaged in other
business here, two or three have
moved to other locations. while the
others are serving soft drinks and ice
cream, pending action by the state
supreme court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
MOUNTAIN LION
Woman Empties Rifle Magazine ut
Brute During Night.

Lead, July 29.-Hearing a commo-
ton in her chicken house, which is
located in the environments of Savoy,
Mrs. G.. w. Hubbard seized a loaded
rifle that is always handy in the
house and went out to investigate.
Before she reached the chicken house
she was warned hat there was a pre-
datory animal trying TO gain entrance
to it by a snarling and a flashing of
green eyes. She did not hesitate, but
fired directly at the eyes. the only
part of the animal that she could see.
A startling yell followed her first shot
so she fred again and another vicious
yell answered the report of the gun.
She continued to fire until the mag
azine of the rifle was empty when
she returned to the house. In the
morning an investigation showed
that there had been a mountain lion
wandering around the chicken house
and that il had been hard hit for
there were great splotehes of blood
around although the animal had
disappeared.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-29
THOROUGH WORK
How a Madison Citizens Found Free
dom from Kidney Troubles.

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From urinary disorders
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