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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

Don't put of treating our child's
cough. 1T not only saps their strength,
but often leads to more serious all
ments. Why risk? You dom ave to.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is just the
remedy your child needs. 1t liz made
with soothing. healing and antiseptic
balsams. Will quickly check the cold
and soothe your child's cough away.
No odds how bad the cough or how long
standing, DIR. Kings New Discovery will
stop 1t. It's guaranteed. Just get a bot
tie from your druggist and try II.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
Why Ford
Succeeded

Largely because Of one
idea-One GLADSTONE
car for the man 70ho
7odHted his moneys
7o0rth.
The same is true of
Clothcraft Clothes for
men, n to
specialized manufacture
well equipped factory,
most advanced methods,
materials purchased in
large quantities, and
one idea in mind always
the best materials
and tailoring that can
be sold for $40 to $40.
Clothcraft is not linn
tied to one chassis"
however. No matter
what your age, weight
or taste, we have your
measure. Come in and
look oyer the spring
models, including the
famous No. $50 Blue
Serge Special that sells
for $500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

City water rent becomes due May /
and must be paid on or before May
10 or water service to delinquent
patrons will be discontinued without
further notice.-Ed Rafferty,, Supt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

Foley Kidney Pills about ten months
ago am 81 years of age and feel like
a 1G-year-old girl" Foley Kidney Pills
invfgorate weak and deranged kidneys.
relieve backache, rheumatism and bad
der trouble. Sold ~ tryWhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

LOCAL E w
Eat at Jacks.
Try the Madison Cafe lunches.
You will miss something If you do
not examine those new dresses at
Morse's.
Eggs for Matching. White Wyan-
dottes, won first prize at county fair.
Will Hughes, Phone 365 Yellow.
Sandwiches of all kinds at the
Madison Cafe.
Might as well take the watch to
Osborn's first.
Good timothy hay in the stack
r. II. G. Gross.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
Our "Jitney" Offer-ThiS and SC.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close with 5 cents to Foley & Co, Chi
cago, ILL.,. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds
and Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
Makes al Feel Like Ia.

II suffered from kidney ailment for
two years." writes Mrs. M. A. Bridges,
Robinson, Miss, II commenced taking
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
H CITY.
LOCAL NEWS.

Fair tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Sentides glnt i'm ensliiden
Sulbe.

g1nnfmnI moeen Jest Die eng
Iinber, b. b. Die Denisen uItter ibncn
bic @eidIfte fcnnen, barnn benten
rie fhon nnb beuliem bic &elt iiir III
mar. als tie nod bic gcpaItige 8oIts.
frait. Die ibnen ieBt unbeiieIbar IL
6lmioern gcaeiiiberiiebt, ieIbit iill
iib ausbenten fomiten. g9ir 9elItid)G
imo infer 2dno bu6en ia bon iebe,
Die lncrifopiIife GorratbsEammel
iiir aIle eilropdiiden @eere aebiloet
aus Der immer nlle mogIidlen Artcr
non slbenteuem, Sanostnedten
'SoIonerbaiiien binelis5oaeu, I'M diii
Ser einen ooer Der anberen Seite oie
europaiifen Grieae Su entideioer,
Die giamcn Dedieltcu, aber imuies
ipieoer iuur0e oeiiiid)e Srnit mir fren.
De StDede IN Cob genommen. rSes
reiires" nit benz belJtiden g8ori
nannten Die 6ranjoien id)on in l6.
5nbrbunbcrit Die beriitenen 2anos.
fHed,ie, bic, iibcr Den Nbein ton.
mcnh, in ibren SieiormntioMsfricgeri
mitiodiien. iiuo iitl pernl6ge iBrer De.
rnism1biDen !ianbbeirigfeit cineil
Ramer i'm 9anoe mo ein bleiben0es
Bort in Der Sprate perid)1iiten.
Dor aaem mlIbte 10 gnaInno, bas
grobe S6lonerInno Der e,uop1iid)ci
RoIitif. pom Der iiets niif benz @arfte
beimoIidpn friegeriiden Strait
1eutidlanos geilecn siebcn. Rrim
9iupert. Der gerfreter Der foniglidell
SSnicreIicn i'm Niiroertrielc Blpiifen
aonig inio s,nrlament. brndjie Snn.
len pUn oelltidei 9leitern nit iiber
teE aannl mad, gnalono. no iie ge.
gen 0ronwea iodien. Gunn fod)ten
bauptidblib siieoerhcutide in ben
0rlegeu gtilbeIms BON Srnnieli, in
,Srlano rno ,Slnnbern. Gin gnn5es
Regiment oieIcr SolOner, 6as bic
9ranbenbirger" bieben. iprroe bel
Der YcInDerimg BON 9imerif Gin Syr.
lamb 1890 fat alfgerieben. gs III
6es bic bcriIbnite Nelaserlina ole
oieier Gtabt ben Ronien bic Stabt
bcs gcbrodenen Wertrags" periHdfi.
te, benn OILS bic Gn0ldnber eilhli&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Observation-Disclosures
Gineinnatt. I. SuIt.

SlHeI III II q I, L. .JuiI-
Gbitb W. 2inebat an Sames 20
6ort, II SUB on Der Rorbi.its Dor
9iafib. auenus in &iDeriibe, 81.
Stella 90. Yo9ouo an Soi. e. en-
gel, Got 66 in Sbenl llnierobtbsilune
an @rsenIaipuaDeuue, (Sieuer $L50);
81.
@bparb $. geters an Charles 8
DboHau, 80 BEL 123 Jub an bsrRorb'
feits Don Bruce 4bsuue. $50 SUB 0it
lid bon Snnes Iosnue, (Steuer So;
81.
9i. Wsffern German gant on Rutt
90. a,nan, Cots ii uno II in q. II
g. anedt's lnterobtbeilung in aoo.'
lamb. (Steuer SOC; 81.
Sofepb Marr hn 5lorentin. Worr,
% BEL 140 SUB an Der Giibieite por
Simmer absnue ouf WaInut 6ills, 81.
Diuiam $. Wilis an glnnd :.
Weitsnborf, so BEL $50 ssub an Der
Siibieits Don ainrsp Mpenue, btitsbeup
aug Got "a in Charles Setpitfs lin.
teroflhsiIunsTle lettIsr So. $1.Y:Eyg
9Orofbea 8. s5O5niiOn an SHSfOn
g. goipsl, 45 Bel 108 sub an Der
Iiibpeiili6en Gde Der Waain unb Nlas
this Strabe in MubiiorriIIe, (Steusr
$500; 81.
SObn 3. gDileubor6 an Morp Os.
palb. 81 Bel 100 igub an Der Siib'
ieite Der GIisabstb Strubs. 125 SUB
fpeItli6 BON Central aOenus, (Stsuer
$4); 81.
gofinaer II. Soptins an Gorolin,
,@. Rubloff, 43 tei 120 Jub on Der
Oitieite BON Yurnet 9lueniie, 125 SUB
u0rbIid DON Wlc@reaor glpsnue,
(Stsuer $3.50; 81.
Siram Wl. Ruliipn an 2tpie Bro
lamp. Cons 119 unb i20 in Sirom
M. Rulifon's srfter elbbiiion su
Opsrloot, (Steusr 81; 81.
Sobn .. &oebbs on Mdrb aosbb.,
35 Sub an Der Siibfsite BON Der
gburd Strabe, 176 Jub ipeItIi9 bon
9urnst 2lpenue in CT. Bernard.
(Steusr $2): 81.
Die GairmOunt German prssbpiss
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@rmnSeisentbums 6ppOtbefeu.
Rsuei eingetrasen

4nna M. @eiton on Goutbsrr
Obio 6. u. 2. 60, $500.
2laron g. Deeie on 5rsberid q
gien. $1210.S8.
Sopbia Dbit. on Wiliam 9
groipn, $1,000.
Samss 20. Sart an gnbsrIon G.rri
9. II. 6. Co., $500.
See Grberion on 6. Rouba, 800.
MoTss 9isranstp on Rep @eterar
3. u. 60. $2250.
Gborles 6. Dbouau an WcrIing
mems German .. IL. g. Co.,. &C0o
@nna Gbastin an Gerbinanb Stein
BAD. 5000.
9ssli. NoriisIb al aibtrdl 9. IL
9. 60. $500.
Ssrantis 9. Resb an Satlsp 3. II
9. Co., $3.50.
Caroline Q. Rublofi on guiiHeF
Mems .. u. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
DO. an 9Ofinser u. Soptins
$500.
Daniel 6. @eiierbed on @lsnpa.
9. II. .. 60. $45oo.
Soiepbine Straptamp an DO.
$500.
@nnu IN. glurrup an SbiO Wle4a
MICS 9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Clara 6arbins al u. Gennel
$1,000.
sSobu 6. Rob on golunte.r g. II
9. Co., $500.
glarp e. Ribble on enierpriTs g
II. g. u. Co.. $4,000.
qlarb z. Grdpforb an aoontali
'a. u. 3. 60. $500.
Nlarp @lisdbetb RibbIe an Sbn z
gladpoob. $500.
9lbbi. ". Burton az goiiae. 9. u
.G. 90, $4,000.
Gtorl,s 8. S6ondu cn Gbparb 8.
psisrs, $500.
ssofept q. 2euie an bic Giip 9aIl
Bari, $500.
2lnrcn g. WaTermann an Morris
9roipn. $4,000.
sSfdbel g2. phillips on pleafoni
Ribae 9. II. 8. Co.. $500.
Gttu n. 9ftOmb an GIiJutetb gbdms
terloin. $3.50.
Jrant MarTb an Gpaniion o. II. 8.
Co.. $500.
ctubIon e. pppeQ an febsrdl
linton aife SnI. Co., $1,000.
DO. an bO. $500.
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Gin gutmilt6iger
1llep6i1o.
Gomiiher Roman BON
u. bon 70 tsrfeIb.
(Sortiebun9.)

(SorfleBurl9)
Tenn armen safe flangen Ole Ieifi
beraiif5itternOen G0ne pie ous gim'
meln 6es Observation-Disclosures ms
Gbr.
uMutb!" fliifterte Senlper; ,es ioil
Sbnen fem Saar gefriimnlt peroeu."
Der alte Sberit praientirte ben bci.
Den Iiicllnnten Die blanfen SdbeI.
Soie pllBte I'M gInfana niht, lpie er
bas Ging aniaiiell iolltc; oann ergrtff
er es ihEd)tern am aorbe lin6 belt
Die GIinee fpeit BON iih ab.
Ger Seloenipieler mahte nit Der
ieinen einige 5iitenoe Siebe Oltrd Die
2uft.
,9lIio angcfangeil, nieine Serren, :"
ge6ot Der Sberit; bite, legen sic
iid eeidligit aus Die Seflln6anten
iteQen iif) nebcn Die NueIlanten"
t5nie mari einen Bid Doll bofiter
Seelena1git auf Senlper, Der rebts
neben i'm itano, tpabrello Der Sberit
iid an ieine linfe Seite po-
itirte unb i'm fortfpdbreiio nit nil.
9lifen aniab.
,Seben Sic mohI; eS lpirb bod
grnItl" fliiiterte Der BoitiefretGr lei
nem 6relinoe 3i; bet benz -erltca
pie5e BIN i'd cine aeiGe."
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| Rcbert &. grsiap an Senrp 8
Settler. $500.
u. Rubplpb MdIter an bic Ratio
nal .. u. Co., $25O0.
Wlartba gtnna Steu6ing an 9eut.
| i6er 2dnbfpetr .. II. 9. Gp., $4,000.
sSsnnie grate 9otb an Commercial
SaOinas goni, S2100.
anrpn Strdus an gitle Guarantee
II. 1ruit Co., $4,000.
Stefan MnbIensr an Grteniicn g.
II. 2. Co.. $500.
Wlollis Braun an 1inbIdn Wldrte!
10. 2 9. II. .. Co.. $4,000.
q. Z. Wiunb an Spting Garbsn
6. Ii. g. Co.. $4,000.
9stiIaie 5ppOtbsttn.
Gttd R. 2lcomb an 9lsaiant Ribgt
9. II. 9. Co., $500.
Bernard @epgan an Central Sm'
proreb .. II. 6. a.. $500.
lIlnFes Me@uire an Grant R,
GrOpe, $3.50.
Woiss 9iaronstp on 2oTaniiDiat
9. II. Q. 60. $3.50.
gsrnorbina Sshcr an Rational 9.
u. Go. $3250.
0orotbia 8. SobnIon on Saileb
9. II. g. Co., $500.
Ghos. Z. sospfer an Waobdfp,
9ermon .. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
@eorss 80. StraFea on priee SilI
go. 2 9. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
geifie MeGrane on Sa!Ien 9. II. g.
Co.. $500.
Sbsobore Stiiier an Columbia 3.
II. g. u. Co.. $500.
Sba Gsis on guiineb Msns 9. IL.
8. II. 60, $4,000.
Sol. grttl an Dinion Gdpings
goni. $4500.
Gilbert Gisqrifi an Scutbsrn Sbip
9. II. 3. 60, $500.
gsriba 6. Sarpi, un Rarp Soffs
man. s275.
glarp z. GropForb an Gponbai,
g. II. 9. Co.. $500.
!Senrb gottman an GIi5abetb S6dfs
Ter, $500.
Sobn Z. mnIisrs on glaube z.
aiusportb. 5000.
9Ibbis gurton on Stella MtariicIo.
$500.
Do. on bic GOutbrrn Obio 8. IL. Z.
60, $3.50.
fraM Rarib on aouis 8. SObiou.
$3.50.
DO. on GDanifon 9. Ii. 9. Co..
$500.
glarou g. WoTermaun an 2tIp6a
3. II. 9. Co., $500.
Riburb u. SOtHfor an Srniises
bonn mcUliIldn Qoae, 5000.
Jreb. Carl on 2ton go. l 6. u. Q.
Co.. $1,000.
9luouf, R. WaI.er an glatiOnal Q.
q. Co.. $4,000.
ROtert !. Gr.Iap on G. 81. Sustes.
$1,000.
9iortba u. Gtrrbins an artbur z.
2eininasr, 5000.
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Die mtn.

Sin S4iff Deriaut i'm ,nsIil&en aa4
nal.
9sjeter unb @sfdrsi: IS mar neutral.
Gu4 i'd su 9aufe iirsiis nit Der Sine:
War's Elm 1orpsOO. mar ss cine Winsl
Sm Giftr FOB, i'd bic giife i'm bon
0ottben,
Die fhponit unb f6li unb gsbi bali
fl0isn:
Sd obsr. un.rTdiiitett 5u Der Jins:
.Ri9t bas 5orpebo mar es, nsin, bic
Tlins!"
auf sebi bic 1biir, unb unfre Dlins
NIT Der 8ornssr6tbss
Sisbi auf benz gobsn ben ssrbro6enfa
@oeibs,
.Hatiirlif-, bsbt iis an 80 id5reisR,
.Jnmst seu "a 10 sspssu ieiai- il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

rian Gburd an Sobn 9. aolb, so Be
1892 SUB an Der Weitfeite Der 2ibbeL
Strabe in Sairmouni, (Steusr 50);
$3.50.
Sba 3. 9ladpoob an Wlarp 6
Ribble, 80 SUB an Der Msitieite bsr
gBeft Sorrer Strabe in 2cdlanb,
(Steuer 50c); 81.
Hebecca 9reenterg an Cecilia 6efh,
20 bei 80 Sub an Der RorbIeie ber
gubb Strabe. 225 JuB peitlid Der
Sarriet StraBe, (Stsusr $2); 81.
Die Glsnpooh Rsal Gitate SO. an
ben Spbe pdrt @ounirn Club, 20
Sabre paht auf 20.20 2(der 9anb in
Seiiion 21 Columbia 9pipni9ip,
idbrIi6e 9tiet6e i'm 0erb1ltnib su
I29 prcsent auf ben unbe3abltcn
9beil oss eInlaufspreiiss, ndmlid
$4,000.
giarp SuIlipan II. 9lnb. on bic
Securitp ReoItn Snbeitmsnt Co.. s
Sabre gludi nuf gigsntbum Ro. 2444
unb 2446 @ilbert glpenus, jGbrIi6e
Miiethe $135.
Sermint u. Batter an matpind
9oGas. % bei 10 SUB an Der Npros
ieite Der Satmuter Strabe, (Steusr
$5); 81.
Motbilha Cd an Samts 9. Dopis,
20 bel So Sub an Der Meitieite Der
pIsdIant StrnBe. (Steuer s4); 81.
SSohn .. atnnebn an gliis 81. asn,
ueop, 100 Bel IT'S SUB an @ranObieu
9loenus. 81.
2ena Carl, abm'r. an Uloaie
Braun. 80 bei 15s Jub an Der Roros
ieits pom 6ilba abenue in gbepiot,
(Steusr SO; $1,000.
Grterstt g. Widfpire Cation an
ORION g. 9ebient, Giaentbum go.
30s urb 80 Qonaporib Strdbe,
apifhen qlitm Strobs unb Central
9lpenue, $500.
Winnis 7Fubr an TO-, basIelte
Gi6sntbum, $500.
Wtllidm g. grotpn an BE Dart
6aG 9IbG. Go, 80 bel $50 ;Sub an Der
Oitisiie pon geIientOn 9tbtnue, 200
Iub n0rblif pom WDnisOmsrp RooO,
(Steuer 500; 81.
Gouiie e. Riron II. 9lnb. an @otts
feb 5attpes, Cots so. 7 unb 8 BON
pboe6s Sptten's llntsrabt6eiIung,
(Steirr SOC; 81.
Catherine Siridsr on DO, bnsIelte
giqenihum, (Steuer 500; 81.
Grben pon 3dpier Reis,-p, Sbss
riff on 5rant 8. Reis. so Bel 50
Gub an Der SitIeite Der Dbtslsr Stras
Be, (Stsusr S71.50; $500.
'sonnis fSoftenitein an garon
Strnus, Got SO. bon 9bomas r.
GOrrp's llnterabibeilung bon 9Ocuit
@robe, 81.
Rora W. Sunbmuter on Moitie s.
Gilbert, 9beil Don Cots go. SO uno
80 BON Charles 9. syooits llntsra6.
tbeiluns an 9ifid 2tpenue, 81.
Do. an bo., 81 bei so sub on Der
Rorbieit. Der 9eors. Strabe, ;ipis
F6en Smith uub Tlruno Sirabe.
(S.euer SOC; 81.
Geora, u. 8enber on Sdnnie Weis.
80 Bel 100 Sub an Der BeFtieit. Der
pine Sirabe. (Sieu,r 81; $1,000.
Sohn Z. Burns an Waroaret gbs
iparbs. 9beil ron Cots 4s. 40 unb so
in frreberid alsin's llnterabihiIiing
an Joreit apenue, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
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2dnae nod slt gooen itiir,tc.

2drge nod 5it goben itiir5te.
osld, biirfte ib Sic pieaeidt i'm
et,pas Seuer bitten" borte er oa 0idi
nebep iid cine aliBerit boilibs
Stiiine.
gSie Der Wlib ipar Sale ipieoer nlll
ocn geinen, erfan1tc nit einem flii1'
tigen glid oes umflorten 9luges ieru
ebemnliges pis.a.pis aus Dem Giieil.
babn.Goitpo nn6 rannte oann, sunl
allgctneinen @aitoiunt Der Siiinpal,
belneen, bcn @eg 5ur Staot bunab.
0SaIt't ibn." ibrie ein Strabell-
jlinge sitm 8croniigeii.
.Salt't ibn bolt ibu!" iielen bolo
baroiii nlebrere onbere Stnnnen ein.
nSalt't ibnl bait ibn." brittle
Damn Elm gon5er Gbor, inbeIn cine
wiiite ytotte iib ibm natpu1I5te, lpie
Die SerleamOun9 iib all icire 6eriell
Deiteno.
sluer 9tic1nGnb belt iIw.
Safe glib benz bciten ShneLl1uier,
Der, nit eiicrncn 9nicbellgen iIno un'
peruilltlider Sluiac ausgeitattet, gar
teInc Gridopiiug 5u tenncn icbien.
go gina cs ourb ole galBe Stuot
uno iibcr bic gteddrbriide.
@inen gugerbiid tpar ibn jil Wti.
tbe, nlS memI CT ii1 IN Die fiiblsn
;5lutGcn itiir3en lmo ieine 2ci6en III
YcrgeiicnBcit begrabeu loltc; oann
iricb ion nber ole ben WteHiden cit.
geimpite @SiIi6t Ger SeIbllcrbaltun1
lpleoer porlp1rtsl
Ite gerioIgcr ipnrcu iton quite
flIr6ert SdIritte binicr i'm; abcr
ibre 2dbI permebrte it'd ic6en glligen.
bid nit nciien, iriihen atdlten, ipib.
reuo cie ieinen bod nal Elm Gn0e
liebmea nulbten :. picIe 0unoe lirIo
fe5 &aien So0. :. ein entiegIider We'
odnte.
Ga erblidte CT, oicqeidt 5lpaiBie
Sd)rittc Dor lib, oli Der id,onet
Gbauiiee, Die 5ipiiden Den griinen
Bergen imo benz blnmcu gietfar Diit.
lault, einen nit 5iuei &icroen .be.
ipaunten gSoaen.
9r foi5te ibn gcuaiier in's sIusc,
ipie einen @egenitanO, Der ibn pieI.
Ieidt rcttei tonute.
las Observation-Disclosures @eroed
Gin pcnig iiberraaeno geuabrte er
Jipei 9dmnbiite, einen roi9en :lilo ei.
nen iueibeu.
Salt" rief Safe Dem @agcn nadl
nit tcutenorr, fart pfcifenoer
Stinune.
9lber Ger alrtid,er b5rte i'm nid)t
ebeniopenia ME S5aie ielber pcr.
bin ocln natruicnoen artilIeriiten &C.
itanOen.
Salt" fci,dte er nod cirtmal;
INN @ottesipillcn, haItl"
Ter @soger roIlte rltbig ipeiter.
Safe nnbm ben Iestcn Rcit ieiner
Rrdite 5lioumen unb icuerte ii9 81;
nod itnellerem 2altfe OIL.
Ger 3lpii6enranm pltrSe fleiuer
m6 fleiner; ober es oinlselte bereits
Dor ieiner gIiden; er ipiibte uidt, oh
CT iciu Siel erreiden iper6c.
Sod etnen energiiten StoB, iiro
er beiano iif) iebelt Dem @agen.
Niit ihneIlem giIt rib er ben
SdIag alii uno ipralls aIf ben Ieeren
giiidiis.
Die beiSen Sorner iticBen eiucn
Iaiiten gugftidrei aus.
.Grbormen Sie lid, nteiner irno
ret.en Sie midi" fIebte Sale.
Sm nadften giiaertbIif umiiu9 i'm
einc lpobItbdtige Sbrrnladt INIT ibrem
peiten 9Irm, ,ulb ibn idppano 6as
Seaulbfein.
(SortiebunI folQt.}
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-04-27
Federal Thrift and Charity.

Many government documents make dry
and uninteresting reading, but occasionally
one is issued which, while apparently true to
type. is thought-provokng. few months
agO the Journal of the American Medical
Association, in publishing the abstract of
one of the notices of judgment under the
food and drugs act, called attention to
somewhat remarkable action on the part of
the court in this particular case 1t con-
Cerned a nostrum sold under false and fraud
ulent claims. Analysed by the federal
chemists it was found, according to the gov
eminent report, to possess mo medicinal
properties whatever" The stuff was, nat
urally, declared misbranded. No one ap-
peared to defend the product, and the court
entered Judgment for condemnation and for
fixture, and then ordered that the product
should be sold by the United States mar
shall! What it was sold for, or as what,
the record did not state; neither was the
ethical and moral status of the problem dis
hussed An equally remarkable instance of
court action is reported in recent notice
of judgment dealing with the adulteration
and misbranding of a so4called sherry wine.
Three barrels of this product We're declared
misbranded by the federal authorities on the
ground that the stuff was not sherry wine,
but was an imitation prepared from pomace
and glucose and preserved with sodium ben
zoate The officials declared that the stuff
was liable to confscation under the food
and drugs act, as it was not only misbrand-
ed but was also adulterated in such way
as ito reduce and lower and injuriously af-
feet it's quality and strength All of the
charges made by the federal officials were
sustained and no one appeared to claim the
property. The court, therefore, entered
Judgment of condemnation and forfeiture,
and ordered the United States marshal to
remove the misleading labels and mark the
stuff limitation wine preserved with lilo
of 1 per cent benzoate of soda" and then
distribute it to some charitable institu-
tfons!"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-04-27
Great Is Reform.

Every year sees the introduction of freak
bills into the legislatures of one or more
states, but the spring of 1915 seems to have
capped the climax. The freak legislators
have run mad. Hardly a state has escaped.
1t is the fashion of the press to poke fun at
Kansas which may be depended upon to
come to the front with something foolish
in the way of legislation; and although the
Sunfower State has lived up to her glowing
reputation in the present session, the COM
panions in the sorority of states have not
fallen far behind. Most of the new laws
have been introduced for the purpose OF
prohibiting something or other. For in
stance the Texas legislature, failing to lind
anything else to regulate, has seriously con-
sidered a bill to make it a misdemeanor to
sit cross-legged in the presence of ladies';
Kansas statesman would prohibit the use of
false hair, false teeth, paint, powder, etc,
by women for the purpose of deceiying the
masculine sex, and a Tennessee reformer
wants to make it misdemeanor for any
owners of hens to allow them to lay on Sun
day. But come to think about it, these
freak legislative stunts are not more ridicu-
lous than some things that were proposed
and promised in Georgia in a political cam
paign only a few years ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-04-27
Whaf'S the Matter With
Us, Anyz00y?

This country should be in more prosper
GUS condition now than ever before. There
is no reason why business should not be
better than in pervious years.
whats the matter with us, anyway"
asks the Popular Mechanics and proceeds
to say:
big crops for two years and now war
time prices for grain and the money piHng
up in the banks. The deposits in Chicago
banks alone increased $50, 900 the first
six weeks in 1915. We are better off than
we know, stronger than we realize. We have
not lost our skill nor initiative, nor vitality.
We're scared. We are like a lot of people
at a funeral; the service is over, it's time to
go, everybody wants to leave, and each hes
itates to be the first to start. The buy it
now and the build it now and lot of do
it now are all right. While our sympathies
for others in distress naturally depress us it
is time to arise above our fears, and with
firm hands and brave hearts march conf
GENTLY out into our future and our destiny.
And do things.
The trouble with the American people was
that they were scared" They are gradual
ly getting over their scare and business con-
ditions are improving all over the country.
We are in more prosperous condition now
than we were some time ago. The outlook
is exceedingly bright. The only thing nee
essary now is to get entirely over our scare.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-04-27
The Whittier.
From the Industrial Index.

The detachment of the army for the I'M
employed which for great many years has
whitfield it's time away has members and
veterans in many parts of the country. This
army has wasted enough time in the aggre-
gate to make sections blossom as a rose.
few days ago it was necessary to splice
telephone pole that stands in a pubic
place in Georgia town because the whit
tiers had removed so much material from
the pole that the latter had become weak
ened.
One of the very pleasing evidences of the
fact that this country is making progress
in many ways is that the number of whit
tiers is gradually decreasing. There are
many veterans but the recruits are fewer
in number. The veterans are incurable OF
course. In the physical order of things their
hands must to some degree at least keep up
with the activities of their brains, and whit
Ting accomplishes as much as their brains
are capable of doing.
With the new industrial order of things
and the growing activities of business the
whittier is going in this section. He repre-
sents stagnation that is being greatly dls-
turbed and a lack of energy and OF puoIIo
spirit that is no longer conducive to tne
respect of ones neighbors.