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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
AFTER MANY YEARS.

J. l.. Southers. Eau Claire, Wis. writes
Years ago I wrote you In regard to
great results obtained from Foley Kid
ney Pills. After all these years / have
never had a return of those terrible
backaches or sleepless nights: am per-
manently cured" Men and women.
young and old. find this reliable remedy
relieves rheumatism, backache. stiff
joints and ills caused by weak or dis
eased kidneys or bladder. For sale BY
all druggists. ..~1Am
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
PROMINENT CHICAGOANS
AGAIN "NEWSlES."

Chicago, Feb. ia hun
dred and fifty Chicagoans who
have risen to social, profession
al and financial distinction
turned the clock back from
twenty to fifty years and sold
newspapers again as they used
to when boys.
II was "Old Newsboys' day"
Funds received through the
sale of papers will be devoted
to the relief of the unemploy-
ed through the agency of the
municipal industrial commits
sion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19

Someone has said that people with
chronic liver complaint should be shut
up away from humanity, for they are
pessimists and see through a glass
darkly." Why? Because mental states
depend upon physical states. Bilious
ness, headaches, dizziness and constipa-
tion disappear after using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Csc at your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19

Tries to XIII Self in Court.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Frances
Chandler, a poor widow, pleaded gull
ty in the criminal court to charge
of shoplifting and then shot herself.
Physicians said the wound would be
fatal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
sroP rxAr couox-Now.

When you catch cold or begin to
cough, the first thing to do is to take
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. 1t penetrates
the Innings of the throat and lungs and
fights the germs of the disease. giving
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
Mine Explosion Kills Five.

Rich Hill, Mo, Feb 1y.-Five miners
were killed by gas explosion in the
workings OF the Atlas Coal Mining
company near here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
FIRE NEARLY RAZES TOWN
Loss Of $250,ooo in Blaze at Ebens-
burQ, Pa.

Ebensburg, Pa, Feb. 19.-The busi-
ness center of Ebensburg has been
gutted by fire, the loss aggregating
s250,000.
A dozen business blocks were de-
stroyed.
Fire apparatus was sent here from
Johnstown and saved the town from
total destruction.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19

quick relief and natural healing. Our
whole family depend on Pine-Tar- Honey
for coughs and colds" writes Mr.. E.
Williams, Hamilton. O. 1t always helps
25c at your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
SAYS PRUSSIA is FREE OF
RUSSIANS.

Berlin, Feb. 19.-The presi-
dent of the province of East
Prussia. at Koenigsberg, has
received the following tele-
gram from Emperor William,
who has been on the eastern
battlefront:
THE Russians are complete
ly beaten. Our beloved East
Prussia is free from the en-
envy"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-19
Big Liner Adriatic Safe.
:. + i. 4. 4 i. + + 1. + !. + 4.

Liverpool, Feb. 19-The White Star
Sliner Adriatic from New York arrived
safely. She encountered no hostile
Sehipping on the trip across.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
.F1l9R;AYS?
SHY D68
Today and Tomorrow
ny EDWM BLISS
BY EDWM BLISS

Copyright, 1918. by Pathe Exchange,
Inc. All moving picture rights
and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved.
CONTINUED from Yesterday
The phone won't work" he an
bounced. slowly putting the receiver
back In place.
Pat Grady did not answer. For just
n moment the two men stared at one
another. Then Grady quietly put his
shoulder against q big cupboard at
one side the room and hauled II be-
fore the window, 90 that just mere
slant Of light showed through.
Bolt the door double. boss" he
said softly. The devtls In those men
et the beat But he's got 20 much
room to locate In their stomachs this
day. I'm thinking we'll have . bit Of
a rcrimmaGe.
Munroe stared nj him irrssolutely a
second then moved dscisivsly to the
door, outside the men waited eager
faces dark and sullen, yet expectant-
Men" cried the oil king. q sligh,
t-emor In his voice despite the effort
mode nj control. i've just tried the
phone and it's out OF or"
A hosrse laugh that had nothing
% mirth In II halted him. Then he
lsaped back into the office. hurried,y
tossing the bolts into place. a. the
laugh grew into n roar. q roar Of
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
Beth; The Girl
WHO Went Right
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
No. 71-Danger.

really told me very little about It.
But be seemed so pleased with my
answer to his questions. and nod.
ded his head SO good.naturedly to
oil ! said. that my heart began to
burn with happiness at the thought
OF working with such an easy-going
person. Presently, when we had
finished dinner. Mr.. Duncan fol.
lowed me 10 the door of the restau-
rant. where I had planned to leave
him and hasten homo to tell my
good fortune to Stella and Hattie.
The man had gained completely my
conhdsuce. As We stepped out to
the sidewalk together Mr.. Duncan
seemed struck with q new and gen.
erous idea.
What an old codger I ami" he
exclaimed. Il almost lot you 20
without giving you any address or
telling you where 10 begin work. or
even giving you . lift down town.
That's my car right over there" He
pOtutcO W - umous oWStt 0P0SoSuu0s
two-ssated runabout. II have to 60
right down In the direction you live
anyway. 20 you might - we'll hop
In and let me take you"
Are you sure II will be no
trouble!" asked. my eyes shining
at the thought Of . little fresh air.
Perhaps he guessed my delight,
for he took out his watch and
looked at II.
"why. let me see." he said slow.
~. Il have about half an hour to
spare before I have to keep my next
appointment. You Jump in. Wen
wrap the robes closely about you
and take little ride for that half.
hour aud then I'll land you home.
II will do you good and I know Il
viii clear my head for me. Come
on. child. Jump in"
Without = thought of any danger,
I obeyed him.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

the master q svil hineslf. A. -
he you'd 50 back sn1 eenSlsss -
as b. rushsd towaya enc .tete
about about the efacs ed der e ssSSss e sns
n 'aS% q lis 'inssiSSty e 81
Los Angeles on the wire He e4eY
that laugh might be turned - either
direction;, He took y up inst9nflx. z
burstinE from his throat Ne skinned
to himself a. the. workmss caught
man who seemed mockIng then.
rs:n he but w aaiasy bach .Ss,s. fSss
from the blow that had tossed hin.
round lightly. He pressed his hap0e
20 the place where the blow had
fallen. STARING at them In a:tonish-
smear upon them.
And then the rage that he had g
cunningiy controlled leaped up ana
overwhelmed him. tie had been shot.
had knocked him down and then dis.
CHARGED him from the place without
even GivinG him opportunity to get
his pay check. And for what? Re-
the vile food that was .srvsS Mn.
He had worked hard and was en-
titled to good food. And because he
had demanded u. he was shamefuliy
robbed and then shot
with little whimpers of anRar
shril,.nG from his brawrv throat
moro i!ke an animal ~ the African
jurGi" chan huriar being was he ~
no ystn.red tha men tosether behind
tire mess hall. plenn,ng with them
hos. 10 cer.u.e the Office md take
revenge UPON tie psir within.
"rwr r.er-srd Kun: boys" he
dec,air,cl rhr,iiy. let 'em use up
thnt buncN Of cartridges and they
their fre white r.
He din not nrish. turning and
ducking the leaden messenger which
was sent from The Office toward him.
In few moments he reappoared
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

such menace as even he had never
heard before. A roar and then a wild.
insane rush forward.
Came the crack OF a revolver. He
shuddered at the sound. Never he.
fore had he heard the sound of q gun
In fields within his dominion. He
looked around to see Pat Grady,
chucking silently to himself. az he
squinted through the aperture beside
the cupboard which concealed the
window. his right hand firmly grip
ping the revolver he had found In
Payne's room-Payne. whose delin-
quence was the cause of all this.
".
Brown Joe laughed aloud as he
stuck the pliers In the waistband of
his trousers and clambered labor
iously down the telegraph pole.
Above him dansled the wires 10 the
city. the wires along which the meg
saee OF Munroe was futilciy seeking
way.
lie had seen his opportunity for re-
verge when. pecring furtively
through the ness hall window he saw
there was no chance for the promised
supper. and thon ne had seen the old
man completely master the situation.
dorineer these men despite the fact
that the promise was broken.
Quick thinking had II been that led
him to the phone wires, thinking In
spired within his cunning brain by
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
HOW TO. HEAL
SklV-DISEAS

A Baltimore doctor suggests this
hmple. but reliable and Inexpensive.
,ome treatment for people suffering
With eczema. ringworm. rashes and
similar itching. burning skin trou.
sles.
Al any reliable druggists get q
or of resinol ointment and q cake
n resinol soap. Thesc will not cost
4 BIT more than scventy.fve cents,
With the resinol soap and warm
inter battle the affected parts thor.
mghIy. until they are free from,
trusts and the skin 10 softened. Dry
sery gently. spread on a thin layer
" the resinol ointment. and cover
Nth q light bandage--if necessary
b protect the clothing. This should
- done twice . day. Usually tho
distressing itching and burning stop
nth the FIRST treatment. and the
KIN soon becomes clear and healthy
9nln. ADJ.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
(;et n Rite NJ WnbrOrk's.

In Iu.Hlsa4lg AJG. summer home
you Will OF course WISH - make pro-
vision for music. IL VIII he lin" IL
you can have a p.GnJ. q! player
piano, Jut IL yCu are not 20 have
either then rcmemhes the Ntctrola.
they VIII 1T YOU o6t with NIctrola
and records al Iii inncll Bros.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
POSTOFFICE
RECEIPTS GROW

Postoflice receipts In Detroit for
the fiscal year ending june 80 total
sa.2s1.s3S,si. an increase OF 'i0+..
1892 over last year. June showed
an increase 81 s35.04l.73. and the In.
crease for the last quarter Was $685.
is4.il over the corresponding period
a year ago.
The substantial growth OF Detroit
postofice receipts shows that the
city Ia enjoying continued growth
and prosperity" said Postmaster Ma
gel. "June showed an increase OF
IL LIZ per cent. establishing . new
record for that month"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

Hector MooIeou WeoI0uu
Hector MacLean has resignes as
secretary treasurer Of the Michigan
Bolt & Nut works. because of III
health. and will be succeeded by r.
II. Hin. OF Cleveland. for IL years
with tho Epson Nut Co.. OF that city
Mr.. Hill ALL assume the duties OF
secretary only, The other oficers
are. president, Lsvl L. Barbour. and
vice president. treasurer and genera,
manager, F. 8. Bigler.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
WHERE DETROIT
ERS GO FOR THEIR
VACATION TRIPS
(Cestssued fre~ Preceding Psse.,

NN~oUoueo bpoo FreeeSso8 TogeD
tire to a night OF restful slumber
and will awaken into a new world.
The steamer will be passing up
through ST. Mary's river. and. as It
moves along. the personal conductor
viii b. pointing out the places and
.hings OF interest.
The morning thus will be spent
With sightseeing. After luncheon
there will be games on the decks
and more sight.sce!ng Those who
have been long ulCn the land and
feel need TO stretch their legs"
will fnd the promenade deck and
will walk a mile u two. Then
there will come the serving Of aft.
ernoon tea, n pleasing custoi which
has been In vogue on the ocean
liners for years and here for the
first time applied TO lake travel.
Another morning will ind Ihun.
der Cape towering and. In q short
while. Fort William and Port Ar.
thur will he reached. AT Port Ar.
thur those who wish will have tae
privilege OF going ashore Tor a per.
sonslly-conducted trip to the beau.
tiful Kakabeka Falls and to the ho-
tel. There VIII ba dancing on the
hotel .veranda and on the steamer.
The next morning will find the
steamer at Duluth. There will be
time to see this wonderful city and
there also will be opportunity a.
the navigation company will have
provided automobiles to take all
who care to 60 on the trip OF in.
spection.
After a day in Duluth. there will
come the delightful voyage home.
passing In the daytime tho scenes
that were missed on the up.trip at
night.
One might almost a. we'll leave
ones pocketbook At home for. aside
from what postage and souvenirs
one desires 10 purchase, there will
be no expenses--everything will
have been cared for.
II IL o cruise that will be remem.
bercd a. long ~ one lives.
No liquor iss sold on any of the
boats operated by the Northern
Navigation Co. There IL no pro-
vision In the boats perfect appoint.
ments for q bar. and no intoxicating
beverages OF any kind are permit.
ted aboard the steamers.
We wanted to make perfectly
sure that whoever steps aboard our
boats for q cruise up the lakes will
be safe-safe from annoyance a.
vol rs from danger" says II. II.
Gildersleeve, general manager Of
the Northern Navigation Co. 1T
seemed a bit puritanicai. perhaps.
when we made this order a long
time ngo. but we felt sure We we're
right and we have hewed close to
the line.
AS q result. passengers on our
boats-whether women or children
or men--are ~ safe from intrusion
and annoyance a. though they were
In their own homes. II has been
our endeavor TO give our boats
home atmosphere, and, I am happy
10 say. we have succeeded wonder.
fully.
Women residents who would like
to 80 upon our cruises may plan
upon Il to their hearts content.
They need not fear that. because
there ID no gentleman In the party,
they had better not 90. BY the
careful arrangements We have made
for their comfort and care. the pro.
visions We have taken that no harm
or annoyance shall come to them,
they will 90 upon these delightful
trips and have . thoroughly enjoy.
able vacation"
nSA>s s~sse>A -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

Public Library Closes Monday
The Detroit public library and all
It's branches will be closed Monday.
July 5.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

King George of England Is the in
yentor OF a stove that will serve as
an open crate IN one room OF a
house snd cook meals in the usual
wav- In another ----------------
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

s
s7Sv4 ~ - r. a
1/S6{rj ~ 7SSS f. u
81 ~ GnOD1Y q -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

$50 not the coarse and brutal
- no IL the dangerous vinein
n = man with the pleasant voice
~uu 0asy--too easy--mannsre agtnst
whom 4 girl must be on her guard.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
Opportunities mt Inion Lake.

Suppose you take the TINE AT your
disp.sai next Mouda. - look for a
,oca tlon for that sumn.cr cottage you
have long been intending TO build.
Have you heard about Union lake out
in Oakland county? Pcihaps not. for
IL IL not one of the places overrun by
day resorters, but for all that IL is
a splendid lake situated a little over
six miles from Poatiac. IL. ". WI
ktnson In Offering lots on the shore
OF Union lake that are most attrac-
tive in price and In situation.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
Ans 1~flopofbriFfem.

Ginem uns bon Gamerab Sobn
AeIel, philadelphia, our @erfii'
gung ssiteaten 8riefe, ben Isiu
S6ptegsriObn paul BUD, 6eloDs'
BEL Qeutnant i'm RsIerDes 5uf. sRst.
20. 40, isbt Eel Gombles, 6rant.
reid, aus BEN 6slbs an ibn ses
ridtet, mtne6msn mir bas Sol.
aenbs, aus BEN 70 redt berDcrgebt,
nie unIers tapisrsn griibsr i'm 5eIs
be fiblen unb benten:
49,. Nus gurem S6rsibeu sr.
febt i'd, baB aud LIBERAL, po
DeutI6e pobnen, Der CUTE, aIte
beutl4e Geiit 3ebegt unb gepflsgt
pirb, nie mar IS bon DeutI9en ia
AUG nidt anbers eriparten lam.
ginem EoI9sn qonbe, aus benz Elm
iplaes goIt berpureebt, bds NOD
quite Gittsn urb @ottpertraueu bat,
lam ss nismaIs fdief geben. DAB
I9 9euiidlanD Bis iest ihon tap
fer bsrporgetan bat, lit IN alsr
MELT betannt, unb NIT beitimmter
Sidsrbcit Iiebt isber 9eutide BEN
enbglItigtr Giege sntsessf, benz
Elm LANCER 6rieben foIgt. SoIIte Id
bonn surldtommsr, 10 tpiirbe ss
mid Fsbr freuen, Sud sinmaI psr'
fSnIi9 5n iebsn. SoIte i'd aber,
pis oiele msiner a1merabsn, oui
Grontreids Grbe bltibtn, oann Be.
bousrt mid ni4t i'm @egentetI,
ieib ftOI3, aud elm 0pfer benz gas
ierIanos gebraHt Su babsn. gtuH
piinide th Sud gutrs DobItrgs'
ben; Wlutter iou Ti9 ni9t 70 bel
aopf8er5rsdtu MAIDEN, Marie unb
ainber mdren ia perIuret.
(Der 9riefidrsibtr erbitIt boa
Giisrne areu0 unb bic SobiI4e aorl
5rb.s geroitnItmebaias.)
ettfobtn aus Der grOBsn
70 inter dIo9t in Mafus
rem.
aunicsa BEL Sotabin a. b. Hobr,
q S.sbr.
Sbr Gisben! aus Der 3eitung
bobt Sbr pubI entuommsrL mas mir
alIss curdsemod babsn unb ipsIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
56brre Ratbemntif.

(Ipit genubuitg zines alien Motibg,
8ns eretbt:
Gin Radttp1bter
Gin 8abnarst uitb
Sinoenbnre2
Dos maft 10.
R1mIi6:
Gin RaGttpddter gibt aft s
Gin 8dbnorjt matt 31bne 10
Stn0enburg lit hummer t. 1
nodt 10
@~iebieI ereeben aber..
2 Rabtludhter, 2 SobnGrote nno
2 Sinoenburge2
@ur 10. 31mIih:
2 RaHtpidter eeben nient1Is
ndt, ionbern plmtOern 0
2 3nbn1rSte MAIDEN aud
nur 3dbne -f0
2 Sinoenbtree eibt's ttidt 0
-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

pon aamerab @sorg aaiTer, Rans
fas gttp, aans., ging uns fpIgsns
Der Brief zines feiner iIi9ersn 9Ors
aeiesten gu:
So. Snf.s 8ibifon. gambrai,
26. Mdr3 1916.
2isber aaifsr! 9ieIen Dant
fit Sbrsn Brief bonn Z. H.. Is.
Sd CAB Sbnsn I9on cine Rads
riht, bic f1eint ipobI ni6t n1ges
tommen 3u ietn. 50 babe meine
Brigade @auben) ab9sgebsn, bin
@enerolIeutnont unb babe cine Dts
btfion.
lInlere Rdmpfe Tinh langfpieris
unb idper. Sir bic Nt9ttGmpfer
Ideinen ie 3u ita9nieten. Dos lit
niht Der SAD, bieImebr berrInt Elm
itetss arbeiteu biz aur aufbietuus
olsr 4rGfts. Die Gran3oien pte
DIE WuHeH 9QDeH 1WDH DOT DeW
Grtege an beltsn SteTen grobs,
Idpere gr6beu oneelssi, Nsrte NIT
bret Bis bier @rdbeu biutersinonOsr,
an ben sntIdeiben6eu StelIsn bierin
lsiIten Iie uns @iberItan6 unb baus
en- nit alien RrGften lire Stslun.
gen lpeiter aus - aud mad Der
Gisfe, tpO iie nit uHs suiammsus
treffen.
Die Qrmssn ilebsn iid olTo ge'
gsniber, uno 3ipnr bic uns feinblts
DE in betoniertsn 9raben, Steluns
Inter Steaung. StpBen mir an
Ste[e elm, fommi bic nG9'
ife. Dir DeutT6en Iinb nun I'm
@orriidsn, obsr cine BeIt
BON Bstnben Idbt Ti6 niat iibers
rsnner, uno beibe pnrteten iDnnen
hintsr ben 2inisR igre ardfte Dsrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

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