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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-01-28
ACCIDENT ON THE HIGH SEAS.
Steamship and Schooner Lost
by Collision.

New York, January Pin a
collision near the FenWich Shoals
lightship early today the American
Hawaiian Line freight steamship
Washingtonian was sunk and the
American schooner Elizabeth Palmer,
which rammed her, was abandoneG'
with decks awash.
One life was lost, that of a water
tender. The other ffty-three per-
sons comprising the officers and
crews Of the two vessels were land
ed in New York tonight by the Old
Dominion Line steamer Hamilton,
from Norfolk, which picked them
up near the scene of the accident,
twenty miles southwest of the Della
ware Breakwater.
The Washingtonian sank within
ten minutes after the schooner
struck her. All hands on both craft
had been ordered to the boats. h
Meyer, water tender on the Wash
ingtonian, was missing when the
men were mustered for roll-call on
the rescuing ship. His mates be-
lieve he went below for his effects
and was caught by the inrushing
water.
According to Capt George A Car
Isle, who commanded the schooner,
the accident happened about $3.50 a.
m. The schooner, under full sail,
was headed southwest by south and
making about eight knots when the
Washingtonian was sighted.
1T was evident the steamer was
moving in direction that would
have taken her across our bows and
that our lights were seen too late to
avoid US" said Capt Carlisle. We
struck the Washingtonian head-on,
making hole in her almost amid
ships, the impact smashing in the
bow of the schooner.
I'VE Immediately broke away and
went ahead about a mile before
our course was checked. We saw
the Washingtonian 60 down after
remaining afoat for about ten min
utes. While there was somewhat
heavy sea running, the wind was
light and only light haze was in
the air. Thirteen men and one
woman, the wife of the steward,
were aboard. We took to the life
boats as soon as our decks were awash
and were picked up two hours later
by the Hamilton, which had respond
ed to the wireless calls for assistance
sent out by the Washingtonian.'
Superintendent G Tomlihson, of
the American-Hawaiian Line, after
talking with Capt E D Broadhead, of
the Washingtonian. said he had not
obtained detailed statement of the
accident, but that he had been told
there was haze and confirmed Capt
Carlisle's report that the Washing
tonian had been struck amidships on
starboard side. Boats were launch
ed and the mem put out for the
lightship. about one and one-half
miles distant. but were picked up
by the Hamilton.
The Washingtonian carried forty
nen. She left Honolulu bound for
Delaware Breakwater on December
20 with a sugar cargo, passing
through the Panama Canal January
l8. The value of the ship and car
go, the superintendent placed at
$1,5OO.0OO. Capt Carlisle valued
the Elizabeth Palmer at s125, 900.
He was in command for this trip
only, relieving Capt Wallace, who is
sick.
When the S o S call was sounded
by the Washingtonian, the Hamilton
was only short distance away.
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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
Queen Esther Great
Enthusiastic Audience
Creets Each
Performance
Each Member of the Cast
a "Star'

For some time past Canton has been
call worked up" over the Cantata,
"Queen Esther" that Prof. GrOnseth
Of the college has spent untiring ef-
forts with the past three months.
From time to time, word reached
the ear Of the ever listening public
that "Queen Esther" would be the
grandest musical treat ever given in
Canton and what is more wonderful,
by our own talent, but as we say,
''our own talent" can successfully
compete with most Of the musical Or
ganizations travelling the different
circuits today.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of
this week, hundreds, thronged the
entrances of the Kennedy Opera
House to gain admittance and it is
safe to say that large numbers were
turned away because the house then
was filled beyond its capacity
Those taking part, made for them
selves name 10 the musical world OF
Canton and truly in return all Can ton
is proud. Each and everyone Of the
cast, from the King down to the last
minor character performed his or her
part as If their whole heart and soul
was in their work
On every hand Prof. Gronseth is re-
ceiving merited congratulations, for
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
iiU DSON HITS

Dwight : ltde IrOtOred down from
CantCn today in his new Paige car,
winch Is Que ui Lhe fiDeSt buzz wagons
in The county. He has just returDed
from SpokHnt where he went To LOOK
after business matters. He says il
you want 10 see hard times and busi-
ness at Il stand>rii go QUO there, for
he never saw any hlug like it before
Mrs Cfas. Ask IiHiI aid her father,
Joseph Milet spent several days in
Canton at the A. Euwles home.
Raymond is suffering greatly yet, al.
though he is better than he has been
some time ago.
DR.. Tuttle, of Canton was looking
after some work In his line down here
the first Of the week.
M. and Mrs. Robert Hales and the
children antoed through here on Sat-
urday, going to Hawarden and stop
ping again on their way home TO the,
farm north OF Canton, to visit bit
with their many friends.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Methodist Church

The w. F. NJ. S. Convention was a
decided success in every way. The re.
ports from the various auXiliaries
throughout the district showed that
this branch of missionary activity is
making splendid progress. The ad-
dresses by Mrs Taylor last Sabbath
morning and evening were listened to
with pleasure and profit. The ladies
Of the local auxiliary deserves especial
credit for the plans and arrangements
uf the convention, and for the enter
tainment Of the delegates.
Next Sabbath NJ orning being "M oJh-
er's Day the pastor will preach upon
the subject Mother and Home" In
the evening the subject will be "The
Bright Side Of the Christian Life"
The hour of service in the evening
from now on until fall will be s o.
clock. The Epworth League will be
at o'clock. Let the young people
come to the League. The Sabbath
school reached 274 two weeks ago and
yet goodly number of the Sabbath
school were not present. Every body
not in attendance at any Sabbath
school is cordially invited to attend.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Congregational Church Notes.

Special music at the church service
Sunday evening. Mr.. Duffy and dau-
ghter will play.
The Junior Knights were entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson at the
last meeting of the organization.
Mrs. Stevenson Mrs. Lee and Mrs.
Will Soule entertained the Ladies
Aid Wednesday.
The pastor viii preach at Beloit at
2:15 p. N. and at. Pleasant Ridge at
3:35 p. 10. Sunday.
Remember the change in the hour
OF evening service, it is now s o'clock.
Hear the sermon, ''Tragmentary
Goodness" in the morning; and In the
evening in recognition of Mothers
Day an address will be given on, "The
Mothering of Men,
Morning worship at lO:30
Sunday School at II
Young Peoples Society at 6:45 p. m. il.
Evening worship at 500
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Report of the District Convention of
the Women's Foreign Mission
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
WAS IT
INSURED !?

That's the question first pro-
pounded after a destructive
fire had laid to waste the home
or other property. A. fire in
surance policy is an honest
investment and wise one.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Pickups Around the County
FAIRVIEW FACTS

Rev. Thurston of the Canton M. Z.
Church will lecture on Queen Esther
at the Canton Lutheran church on
April 25, and all that have an opport-
unity try and hear this lecture.
A. Amunson, and Mr.. Hitchcox, of
Sioux City, autoed to Canton last
Wednesday. Mr.. Hitchcock has the
agency for nice line Of Pianos, and
has sold several fine instruments in
this vicinity.
Miss Eloise Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Miner and Miss Amy Pattin drove up
to Canton Wednesday morning In the
Smiths auto.
Mr.. Pulver, wife and children, and
also their neice, OF Canton, we're
guests at the Vermiya home last
Sunday. Miss frankie returned with
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

passed wisdom, and be it
Resolved, That while we mourn
with those who mourn the loss of this
dear one we extend to the ~ our heart
felt sympathy and commend them to
Him Who Iempers the wind to the
shOrn lamb, and Who in his own good
time will teach US all to understand
Resolved, That a copy Of these re-
solutions be presented to the family
of the deceased, copies be sent to the
local papers for publication and also
be spread upon the records of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps Of the department
of South Dakota.
Luella Tucker, Dept. President
Melinda Brenner, Dept. Treasure
Mary S. Wiggin.
Emma Brenner,
Mary Glaetli,
Members OF Executive Board.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

Any kind Of Ice-cream call up Can
ton Creamery Co. Tel 249, one block
west of First National Bank.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Resolutions of Respect Headquart-
ersTWoman's Relief Corps. De-
partment of South Dakota

Whereas, it has been the will Of AL
mighty God to remove from our midst
David Storey Lantaff, beloved hus-
band Of our Depar ment Secretary
Myra G. Lantatf, be it
Resolved, That Canton has lost
one OF its most valued citizens, the
church one Of it's most esteemed mem
bers and the family of the deceased
has lost kind and devoted husband
and father aud a councillor of unsur-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
from The Million Dollar Do the Lyric Canton Night May

his hard work and his very successful
produc ion, and it Is needless to say
that should he venture to put IN an
other Opera that all Of Canton is sure
to do all in their power to assist him
The following is the cast Of charae,
ters ana "a list OF the name Of those
taking part:
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Queen Esther Thora Greguson
Clarice Ellefson
King Ahasuerus .. :. Ray Eilefson
Leo Sandvig
Haman, Kings Counsellor. Melvin
Juel, Dwight Slade
Mordecai. II Greguson, G. Lomen
Zeresh, Ilaman's Wife. ......... Eloise
Smith, Leah Read
Mordecais sister, ........ Marguerite
McDermotb
Prophecies and Persian Princess. Il.
Augusta Brown
iii
Beggar. ....... ..... DR.. Tonseth
High Priest and Illegal, L. r. Isakson
Herald and Harbonah. -. Ed. Moe
Maids of Honor. .. Hattie Graneng
Myrna Anderson
Pages, ................ Melvin Graneng
Helmer Ellefson
Haman's Child. ..... Ruth LoftesuesS
JEW WOMEN l.
Lola Hanson, Mrs Hervig, Miss Skart-
vedt, Thelma Hanson, ISIS Cartford,
Emma Dokken, Alpha Peterson, Net
tie Olson, Neva Streater, Esther Pc
terson, Hannah Olson. Mary Ingebre.
tson, Cora Juel, Selma Nelson, Pearl
Isakson, Mile Chraft, Miss Hegness,
Gertrude Warner. Mrs. Tuve, Selma
Dokken, Miss McDermott, Mrs. Sa-
trum, Mrs. Berdahl ...
JEW MEN
Ole Satrum, Otto Hervig, L. Isakson,
G. G. Dokken, Ed. Isakson, DR.. Ton
seth, Carl Loftesnes, JohnG. Berdahl
Alvin Isakson, J. Chraft, Harold
" dhcuS, LcW uNc, "I. OIcSus 4Fdu
Brenner, Ed Moe
PERSIAN WOMEN
Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Serum, Mrs.
Bragstad, Clara Kjerstad, Clara Gre
guson, Mrs. Heckmaster, Palma Mon
rad, Bertha Tosseland, Hattie Gran
eng, Mrs. Sexe, Anna Hanson, Myrna
Anderson, Carrie Hanson, Lille Sogn,
Augusta Brown, Mabel Christopher
son
PERSIAN MEN
A. N Bragstad, Fl. A. Lee, John Isak-
son, G. L. Kjerstad, L. Hockstad, G.
Satrum, Prof. ii. M. Dale, Prof G. G.
Lawrence, Prof. K. G. Quale, P. A.
Serum, j. E Ringheim, T. T. Sexe.
w. E Soule, Dave Monrad.
ORCHESTRA
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Wendt, Orin Gran
gard, Mr.. Duffy, Miss Duffy, Hans
Bake, Elmer Edwards, Mrs. Alvin
Isakson, Mozart Skartvedt, Hon. Asa
Forrest, Karl Benz, Mrs. Francis Coon
Stanley Forrest, Orlando Munson,
Henry Feldman, Daniel Danielson.
Much to the sorrow of his many
friends, Haldor Greguson was unable
to take part III Queen Esther because
of illness.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
$1.5O PER ANNUM
them as far as Canton and from there
she went to Harrisburg to resume her
school duties on Monday.

Miss Jennie Paulson, of Canton
spent the day here Monday with her
music pupils. From here she went to
Hudson on the Tuesday morning
train. ..-,
Miss Edna Roti came from Center
went TO Canton to complete a course
OF short hand anu re writing. After
which she will return to her position
at tenterViiie where she has been
empOyeu for some time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

ment The convention next year will
be at Beresford Let us plan for large
things,
Mrs j B. Dibble,
Press Reporter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
Advertised Letters.

May lst, 1915.
Brow,,, Mr.. e. d.
Beyers, Mrs. J.
Crimp, Mr.. Steve
Hocken, Mr.. Mick
Kittleson, Mr.. Erik
Lents, Gregory
Laxapojiavvyv Badijeiov d
O'Keefe, VIM. S.
Sortingsted. Mr.. Karl Two
STEVE JONES, Postmaster.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
The Million Dollar Doll

Mr.. Harvey d. Orr's big sensational
10 usical comedy success The Million
Dollar Doll' is the next big attrac-
tion booked at the Lyric theatre on
Saturday May s.
This is one Of the most widely dis
cussed musical comedies of the Gay,
pronoun ced by both press and public
to be the mcst attractive farce comedy
along with catchy music and dancing
girls ever crowded into two hours and
half of enjoyment. Beautiful gowns,
whistling music, a 1000 laughs and
the greatest singing and dancing cho-
rus in musical comedy, all go to make
The Million Dollar Doll" the biggest
NJ musical comedy sensation of the sea
son.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

A big scenic production Is carried,
including special electrical effects and
novelty scenes. Taken all IN all. it
looks like 1.-The Million Dollar Doll"
will be one of the best musical treats
for local theatre goers here this sea-
son. Seat sale opens Friday morning
at Corner Drug Store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07
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HUNGRY H0RDIlS IN BEL
GIJM HAVE BEEN FED
lcoNrINUep LION PAaE oNEl

Of the United states N asking this
committee to share in the work o.
the commission for relief in Belgium
in the United States, was prompted by
a desire SO far as might be. to CO.
ordinate and centralize the endcayor
out of it necessarily came some
changes in the plan Of operations.
For the time being. there is no urgent
need for application Of American
charity for food to the distressed
country that department OF the work
bavng been for the time being. otI-
erwise provided AS result of this
modified condition Mr. Idndon W.
Bates, who for more than a year has
given of his time and energy without
peusation has resigned his offic-
ial connection and taken well earned
leave of the great undertaking. The
committee called into being by the
Presidents invitation cannot permlt
tlis retirement without placing on
record its sincere appreciation OF the
great work which Mr. Bates and his
volunteer associates have done Such
q great humanitarian undertaking, en-
tered upon when everything in the
world was in state Of chaos, brought
to state Of high efficiency. and car
rled on i'm such manner as to chal-
lenge criticism and invite admiration
a. every turn. deserves commendation
on our part ana the gratitude OF every
one.
"In this changed condition also
there comes d dissolution of the Wom-
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
switch was thrown In the gap pe
tween the BLACK mask and leather
cap, dead eyes stared from a back
face which had been living a moment
before
Doctor SHAW, prison physician,
listened at the chest of the ifeless
Aosh for the sound OF heart beat.
There was none Until he nodded a
Jew seconds later the only sound to
be heard in the whitc-Walled base
ment room was the labored breathing 5
OF son of the man Tor whose ia.
der the negro had been killed by the
law and the choking gasps OF the eX-
e&utioner. The physician nodded and
turned away. Prison attendants be
gan the unstrappins Of bindin-s
Warden Dick in Charge.
Warden R. w DICK Of the pcnitsn-
tiary was in direct charge Of the ex
ecution S H. Morley and A. N
Wilcox, members Of the sta5e loard
affairs, were present 1t was un.
Ter their direction that the electric
hair had been installed
Bookman was killed by tie state i'm
payment for the murder of Rice lar
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Berlin, Dec 10.-Reports from Goa
stantinople say that a well oreanized
Sand of Senussi tribesmen and Fri
1olitanians have occupied the whole
village of Tripoli. Senussi forces al
SO entered Kasasyrt where they are
reported to have reunited the Italians.
Italians are said to have lost six
thousand men killed.
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Gem Theatre
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.
Not Less Than 4 Reels

VUI Ltsa Tdl Y NEtTS
The Spender" Pathe Gold Rooster.
in five reels, featuring Geo. Probcrt.
I'lm actor extraordinary. Motion
Picture News SAYS: THE elements
which make a satisfactory picture are
well combined in the fourth subject
OF the Gold Rooster series. Not only
does the picture hold the interest
during its occupancy of the screen,
hut the spectator goes away smiling
to himself with the feeling that he
has seen something and is well re-
paid for his time Now remember
this picture at NIGHT only
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Letter files FOR sale at The Leader
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CARRANzA DEFEATED
BY VILLA TROOPS

Douglas Ariz, Dec. t0.-Gen. Rod
rigues, Villa general defeated the
forces Of Carranza at Gina today.
The Villa forces killed about $50 cf
the Carranza soldiers and drove them
onto the American border, in disorder.
Villa now has 10000 we'll trained and
armed soldiers.
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Serbia In GERMAN Hands.

Sernla IN GERMAN ndhus.
Berlin Dec. 10.-The Anglo-French
expedition in the Balkans has contin
ued its retreat and now has entirely
evacuated the Serbian territory ac-
cording to information cleaned from
military circles
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A Eipling work will at last be
seen in motion pictures. lie is one
famous author who up to now has
not lent his talents to the screen.
Pathe, it is announced, has acquired
the picture rights TO "The Light That
Failed" perhaps Kiplings best-lnowu
work and turned it over to Edward
Jose to produce.
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The first of the A. II Woods tbeatri-
cal successes to be put into pictures
will be "New York. George Fitz-
maurice. the PatLe producer, has just
started work upon it, with the fa-
nous Florence Reed as his leading
woman New York. will be released
as a Gold Rooster Play
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For the first time in motion pic
ture history two feature pictures will
be made at the same time with the
same cast Edward Jose, the Pathe
producer, is the man who is working
the miracle, and he is enabled to.
since he is producing Kipling's Light
That Failed" and Gilbert Parker's
The Weavers." both of which demand
desert scenes and battles in which
Arabs are engaged.
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LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS