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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
O. 81. R.
WtIIiam 5. g 6atterIon BON
Yitts6urg am Srettag
5nmO Oberbefebls6as as
B er ge 10 a B ! |

&anfas@ttp, 1. Sept. - 4m
SSreitag purbe bier @tGiam S. Buts
terIun DON Yittsburg, pa., gum Sbers
6efebls6aber Der 8eteranen oes 8iir@
gsrtriegs gepa3lt. Gr tit Der Ra6z
fOlger DON 9dpitGu glias " WtOHs
font uon Cincinnati.
Die anbersn 8eanrten iiub ME
folgt:
g8tatam $. 8prmiteab, 8anIus
Gitn, Senior 8ice 9ommanoeur;
Is. R. auB, gleip Orleans, Suuior
@ice Rummanoeur; ReO. 8. 9.
Reeo, Mau5anoIu, GolO., G6ef~&aps
Ian, uro D. We. 9onna, Gurora,
Su., 9eneralorSt.
Der neue Sberbefe1lsba6er err
nannte folsenbe Wtitslieoer ieines
Stabes: 8. $. 8engOug3, Pittsburg,
generalabiutant; General s. .. R.
StoipiB, Buffalo, Gersralquartiers
metIter, unS :. Seurb Splcomb, 9hts
tabstp9ia, SiIfs SeneraIquartisr'
meiiter.
Seines qtmtes entiebt,
@uf6ingtou, .. g., 1. Sept.
Ous 9oitbepartemert sab am JrettuS
betannt, onB Dintam GriItenberger.
Der p0Ttmetiter bon &anius Stir,
aan., peeen rsrp5er unregelmdbtJ'
teiten" fetnss 4mtes sntfeBt DurSe.
Grf6oB gater unb Rutter.
gaGattu, 6loriba, 1. Sept. -
Der iunse So6n geiiGer, tpei4er am
Sreitag bier Serbaftet tpuroe inter
Der 9lntlage, Ieinen Batter uuo ieiue
Nuttsr get0btet gu baben, ioa, Der
BoIi5et aufolge, feline S4ulb 5ugeges
ben uno ertlGrt baben: sd muBte
es tbun, nm bic &riegsfteuer gu era
balten" Was er bantt meinte,
fcnnte bie goli5ei uift in GrfobrunS
6rin1en.
Die 9ebGrben ertlGren, Weiiller bds
be 5uerft feline Weutter erf9oNeu unb
lire 2eihs in Der Rdbe bes SuuIes
begra5en. Spdter babe er audi Ieinen
Batter setOStet unb feline 2side in eiH
Idpn pprbsr bereitetes 9ru6 seIegt-
8eibe Sei9en tpurbsn am @benb duf-
qeftnbeu. Sie eSunltlie mar Dor cts
liden Sdbren aus 9eutidlGno gee
tommen. I,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Gie OspsIde fiist biti3u, baB aHsss
iifjts Der 'peranberten Gage bic 9arlGs
meutstpablen in 9riedenlanb, bic anf
ben 8. Oftpber anseIebt puren, luobrs
fdeinlia nm Oier5ebn Gage binaas8es
i9oben fperbsn tpiirben
Sci 2pmguenal nnb Bel
bile
grobern bic Dsuti6en friih,r perlOr.E
eesanssHes gsIdubs suriid.
GnsriHe Der GransofsH u5n ben Sa4'
fen tTbsefdIagen.
au Der 1itlifcn JrOnt finbeH nisbe.
beftig. admpfe itatt.
angriffe Der RuTeH, dussenommsn
an elmer ilsineH 6rpnt, iiberaa
nit ihp.reH @srIuiten fir
ben Geiuo suriitgsi9Iageu.

Berlin, 1. Sept. Die obsrft.
9eeresleituug .iinbigt IN. baB beutih:
5ruppeH am 0onneritas on Der
SommeaJrDnt has GsIdHbe ,piebers
srobert bdbeH. bag lie IN Der RdAe
bon 2onguebal unb benz Walo bon
0elpilIe perlpren batteu. Die oiesbes
siiglihe offiSielle gsianntmadunJ
lauset tpie folgt:
Bon etnisen tpsrligsn 5unbsrand.
isnansriffen dbseIehen, mar bic 9tttis
pitdt Der 9riisn n0rolitb Don ber
Somme auf ettl FAIRIES aHilleriefsusr
bsidrdntt. 0eriufe Der Granspier,
aUifden Maxepas unO Gierp angus
sreifen, tpnrbeI Sura unisr Jeuer
perbinbert.
.Our6 einen Gessnangriff gefanss
ten mir ipi.Ssr in ben geiib BON gos
ben, ben mir In Der RGbe Don 9ong.iss
nal unb benz DaIb bon DelpilIe bers
loren batten. Siibli6 pom Der Comm,
begdnn dm 4beno eiu angriff Der
Gran5oieu, Der aneeii5ts Der Grtillss
rieporbertitungen Der Iesten sose sr-
partet tporbsn mar. Der JeinS sriff
hnuptiG6lih bic garleaur Sopespurt
6ront an uno es fam bort gu isbr
befiisem SdnoDemtnse. Dur9 eiHeH
Gssenangriff purbe aber Der Geinb
ltnel In ieir. tripriin9Iiden poiis
ttunen suriidsepDrfen. 2fn allen an,
beren puntien blieben bic Jran5ofsn,
bic fir ben Siurmansrtff in 9ersits
idaft ssbaltsI tporb.n ipuren. In il,
rem GrGben Sn ben b.raG,barten glb>
ihnittea uuterbislt Der Gsinb Elm lsb.
bates Grtifleriefeuer. unb an ,eia;ssn
StelIen bttunbeten feiuoIide ga.
trouilIsn sinigs attioitd!.
sSn Der Somme=@esenb ipurssn
feds feinbIiae asroplans a6sefdoiF.n
..rA eiusr n asr maaia.ssab. Qfubsr,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Sefterrei6= ltngarns 2lats
tpprf
auf bic artegsettlirung
Imdniens.


Ham dntens.
9e in, /. Sept. Die DItsrrei>
did ungarf6en 3ettangea Der0fa
fentli6n cine balboffi5iclle Qtntport
auf bic &riessertldrung Rundniens,
in Der es beiB., baB me6r aIs breiBi5
Sabre lang Rumdnien bur8 feline al-
Iian3 nit Scfterrei8 unb 0euti4far0
in Si4sr3eit gelebt, iid ber Qdtung
guropas erfrsut un6 in politii6ei
ME in materieasr 9tniiGt glpbe5orts
iGrttte gema4t babe, uttb baB QGidnz
gen ni4t nur fir bic iOnnisen Sage
bs5 Grieoens o6gei4foTsn piiroen,
fOnbsrn ou9 Tiir bic triiben Sage, IN
benen Der Srieg orobt. Rumdnien 3as
Be in Sriebens3eitsn bic 8ortbette aus
Ieiner 2laian3 ge3ogen, unb oerrGt6
iebt i'm &rieg, ietne 2taiirten.
Ses @eiteren 6eibt es in Der &Rt~
mort, bab bic 8ebauptung Der rurlGs
nif6sn gtesisrung unbesriiHbet lei,
baB Seiterrei9 niat an Der Grtldrung
feit6alte, bic ss Bel Der &risssertld.
ring segen Gerbisn sesebsn, ndmlia.
bab es teinen @ebiets5una6s onItrez
be. nit 9es1tg Guf Die gehauptung
RuuGnisrls, JaB bic Siumdnen III
Seiterretb untsrbriidt tpiirbsn, bsibt
es in Der Qntnort:
Die rumdnii6en StaatsmdHner
folltsn in erit:r 2inie fir ibrs eigent
2anb6eb0lterane iOrgeH Sie aug fat
ausi9iieBIi6 miIsrablen, uRpiferber
2eibeigenen beitsbt. glit Dor flint
Sabrsn tpurbe sine idredliae RsOOz
lutiOn Diefsr ungIiidli4en in StrOmer
DON 8lut unteybriidt.
Die neue beutf DE artegsa
1nIeibe.
Berlin, l. Sept. Quf brubtlor
fem Dege nan SapoiGe. Die S0be
Der iiinften bsutibsn Sciegsdnlsibs
bic an MORtas CUR Subitrirtion duf.
gelest ptrb, tit unbsgrerji. Die, Gin
5a6Iuneen fino am Is. SttOber, "a.
Nouember uno 6. Sebruar Su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Si6dgc Greigne lpitltn d@3ur erie@enlanoa ab

aus aOnitantinopel fdgt, baB bic tiir>
fiT6e Regierung am Donnerfta5
@benb um a9t ll6r benz rumdnii6en
@eianbtsn m &onituntinopel cine
ariessertldrlng gegen aumGnien sr>
geitelIt babe.
2onbon, 1. Sept. Sine 9epeT4.
aug Saloniti an bas Reuter gureaa
fast, baB in SaIunitt offtsietf anses
tiinbigt poroer lei, buB 8utsurien
eine &riegsertIdrung gsgen &amdnieE
erlaIet 5abe.
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benz tpur6e eine WsoI5tnc Oitli5 Don
gpern bon uRIsreH 2lbtpe5rtanonea
a6gei9ofien.
SeitIi3 er &rtsssf4aa.
Plat.
2tus benz oitf bic Spsrationen aus
benz DfIiaen ariegsi4uuplas gs5ug
babsnben 5bsit bes offiaieGen gsrit)s
tes lit er ii9tii6, baB iest Der Gelos
marf6alI Bring 2soppIb BON 9apera
Die armesn an Der ruIiibsn Bront
tommuHSirt, Die BON bel1 Jelbmars
itoa DON Siatsu6urg bsfe6Iigt tpurs
ben, ebe sr gum Gbsf bes srobsH @.s
nsraIltd5es ernannt purbe. Die Inz
tiiHoigans Ioa.et ME folst:
s4rmsegrupps bes prinSsH 2sOpOIo
DOH gapern: Bon Der Gee Bis in oi:
peftli4 DON Gutst geleseHeH Ssgenb
1T bic Gage i'm aasemeiueu unDsrdHs
bert. SiibpsItlt9 Don 2utst gelans .s
ben Ruiielt, in unisrs ppiitiOnen eins
3ubringeR, lie purbsu aber bdIo burd
eiEsn 9essuansrtff BE-: 9eItideE
pieoer, iebr iapere @srluite erIeioeHo,
oaraus psrtrieben, 5tDei Offi5isre uno
407 Marut 1ls SefaHgeHe IN unieren
SduosR 5uriidlafieno. Reue Qngrtffe,
Die an Greitag Worgen srfoisteu.
ipurbsn suriideI1lagsn.
,3piiden ben giienbaDuert, bic bon
groOp uno Sarnopol dusgebsn, but
bas ruFiI6e grtillerisfeuer fart suge-
nommen. an Der iiioliasr gtien6abus
tiuie ging Der 5eino gum Qngriff Dor.
Bel 3borop, % Wlsilen ipeitli9 nou
5drnopol, erre:hte er al elmer tleineE
iSront eirise @ort6eile, dbgeieben baz
BON puroe sr burh etnen 9egenz
dngriif bon ben oeuti9eR Sruppen 5u<
riidssi6lagsn.
sQlrmeegruppe beg gr3fer5ogs Sari
syranS: On timer 16 Welen langen
fgrpnt 3iptidsn Der 3lOto 2ipa, in De.
RGbe BON Mlipp, uRo benz Snteiter
fcnb eine beftise S6la6t itatt. 9lm
n6roIi9en She'll sieier isront bra6er
bic Qn9riFfe ser Ruiien DOT urisreH
poIitionen auiammen. Wetter iiibpeits
Ii9 mubten mir uns etipas 3uriitSies
ben.
.Sabti6 bonn 9nieitsr itlugsr
unIsre tnpfsren idafifben Regimenter
bic RuFen in Ser geseRo bon Stanis.
lau 5uriid.
nsSn rem Snipatben mibIanssn 4na
qriffs Der RuHsn auf stepunstt unS
bic IibGitlih eappn ssltgene 8eseno.
.Siibtpeitlib BON Sd,ipota be-
5alpteten oitprsubiite Resim.nter
Gle lire ppiitionsn segeH ipieoerboIts
iebr beFtise gngriffs beoeutsnS iibers
.egensr strsitfrdfte.
rgaltan Griegsihugplab: IuT
Der Gegonsta planina uno an BET
Wtoslsna Jron: bruGen Qn9riffe Der
S,rben untsr oem Qrtilleriez unb
Snfanterieisuer Der gsr6iinostsn su-
Idmmtn.
Die Iiirtet unS 9uIgdrie ie n
boben Rumdnitn ben
RrieS trtldrt.
Berlin / Sept. Quf brahtlofem
msss mad sapDius Cine Ns4si4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Weil es in ben Ser. Studten teia
@elo 6etOn1men lam.

Pettng, /. Sept. 0d es China
ni4t m6gti9 It. @eto in ben Ser.
Staten gu erbalten, blei0t Der 8tnea
iif4en Regietung nidts onberes
iibrig, aIs bag Qnerbieter sSapans, if:
$30,000,OO0 Oher me6r 81 lei9er, ans
suns6men, o6gIet3 btes nit 8iOer'
itreben gsidiebt. Die ftaar3ieue Gage
Gbinas lit cine per5peifeIte unb Oas
Gelo pirb iofort bringerO 6enDt1igt.
@ngtal1b, 5rarltreiA ltnb RuBlano
Der0en Iid9 an Der 2lnletbe 6etbetliger.
Der lleberf6u6 oom GrtrGg besSal3z
utpnppols ptrb pubrI4einli4 ais
Si9erbeit gebOten pero:n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Gs tpirb bebampte baB Der i6nis aomamim absebanft
bahe
lind in Saonk ten cine von Usnos verabte Revolution asse
bro6en ~ Fln.
a6nissrue sre96e Garniionen ber9ieamem Yntten n
aapituren geswungea.

kt.
Der prEtBmaBg fI
BEN
H tbt
Der
in
eu@ ga4rfte
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Die @uiien
grlsibsn am aautaius cine seTalSen:
RieSerldse.
Sic DsrIisren 5000 Tsann an GeFan.
eenen.

getIin, 1. Sept. aui bru5tlrs
lem 8eae nada Sapoine. Cine Offts
Sieae getannt.nadlus pss tiirtiTaen
Srisssminiiteriums in Rouifantinupet,
DOM 81. gtuguit Satirt. Iautet ,ps
fuIst:
ran Der auuiafus- Grunt bat IN.
fer Infer JIiieeI sipsi unS cine buGhs
saIii4e Diniiiansa 9oHyapais IN bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02

itirt iporbert.
Die srie6ifden SOlbo.en aogen iia
in bas 0ebduSe suriid. WsittlerDeils
tonferirte Der sriedii4e gefehlsbaber
nit frans0iiiaen Offi5rersn. &ura
Dor IL llbr Ra6ts sinssn bdnn ulsb'
rers unbstpoff,,tte srie6iI4e Offi3ier:
IN geslsituns bon 5ipsi frau50Fi4eu
Dffi,isrsn iiber ben grer5isrpIas mad
eirsm paoiIlon, mo i< bon Genera,
Sarrail eriuarist tpurben, unb punt
IL llbr marI5irteu baHI bic 3ruppsa
aug bsr aaierRe.
aonton, 2. Sept. Gus ben mes
nigen manselbaftsn DepciaM, bic in
aonbon eiugstzoffen fiub, tam man
idIisben. bab bereits is6r Di4tisc
2lenosrunsen in @ris&snlano itattses
funbsn baben, unb baB bic be facto
Rsgisrung in 9rie9enlano bei9lonen
hcbs, bic ReutraIiidt aufsusebeH unO
ii4 auf ote Seite ber Gntente sa iteI.
len.
Sn anberen Rreilen bat man mebr
ionisrpatioe afnii&teu. 9is -simss'
lsst Ssr in Saloniti dassebro6enen
renolutiondreu 8epeguns penig 9es
beutlns bei unb iast, bdb bag gr'
Itsinsn elmer Jlott. Der alliirten Dor
pirdus pon D,sI sr0bsr.r Wi4tistst:
Iei.
Der rg6ronirls" srse6t iid ii6er bic
srObsn Sdpisristsiten, duf bic Bent.
sslos fiObsn mub. iDeun er Deriudsn
mil, bic gefdide grie&tnlanbs 81
Ieiten, uno fiiet hinsu:
Sic eriediide slrrnee 1T fin ei.
men aries sdnaIih urporbereitet. Or.
items, neil iie seraSe oeinpbiIiiirt
ipurben lit, II. 5ipeitens, neil pieIe Der
Eoberen fonrn,anbirenber Sffi3iere
ipie aud Ell, GROCER Sbeil Ses Sfii.
3ierscorpS bisber BON Stdben fcn-
troIlirt ipurberL Die gum groben
Sbeil nus pro.beittiden Sffi5ieren be.
itan0en. Die sanse arinee beiinSet
lid IN einem 8uitano grober Genlo-
raIiiation nnb basielbe fam bon Der
parpen 0ation seiast iueroen.
Ter Chronicle bdlt aud Die &ads
ridt BON ser slbSarflng bes &6nigs
fir ii,apabr unb erflGrt. baB iie mir
seisc, ipie bic Sftnmmg in gaIo.
nifi iei.
Cine Tfotts Der Mlliirtsu
DOT pirdus anse
fommem
aoHb-on, l. Sept. - Cine De-
pei6e aus atben iast, pab cine Jlotis
Der @Iiirten, aus 20 ariessi1iffsn
unb iieben 1ransportbalpfern Dor
pirdus ansetommsn iei. Die msiIisu
G6iffe Iissen Dor saIamis; anosre Ia
!@isass ans Ppa!sros. 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02
Tiir elm natipnales lin sliif
GrtIGrt Der rumGnii 6 :
alub i'm 0iterret9if3en
parlament ben Qns
i6lub RumGntens
an bic gnterte.

Berlin, l. Sept. 2tuf brabtfoz
fem Dese nab SabbilIe. Der rumGz
niI4e Stub i'm 0fterreit:I6en garlas
ment," fogt cine Wisner 0epei@e an
bic lleberiee Radrtdten 4sentur,
hat cine protlamation ertdifeu, I
Der srtldrt tpirb, oaB Der @ni4luB
RumGniens an bic Gntente Elm natio<
males uneIiit fir bic rumGnii9 ipres
dsnbs Ratipn lei, oa ibre aan5e Sri:
ften3 i'm Sale eines Sie9es Der RuI'
len m Srage gsitsllt piirbe. Der
RumdniIde alub erneusrt feline 2opas
IitdtsertIdruns fir Seiterrei4 ltn>
ourn."
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5Iu6t gei6la9en, g]ir ma4ten me9f
aIs 5000 @efaHgene uH9 er6euteten
cine 2tn3dbt &nnonen unD NaT6tuens
gei6iise,
9enerot SoFoff, ber bal4
garif4e @eneralita6s s.
def geito + BEN.
&m terb m, 1. Sept. @ine Des
PsI6e aug S0fia Iogt, OaB General
Softoff, Der g3ef bes 6uisarrI9en Sc.
neratta6s, na4 elmer 2tppenbicitis.
Operation geitor6en fei.
General Soitoff ipielte Ieit ms6ereT
Sa9ren cine pcrburragenbe Stole in
ben poIitiI4en un6 militdriI9en 2lns
gelegenbetten ietnes 2antes. @r mar
elmer Der 6ulgarii6er Reprdfentanten
auf Der 8dlfun 6riebenstonferens in
2onbOn i'm Sabre 1912. SIN Geptems
Der oorigen Slbres, tur3 0or benz
@intritt 8ulgartens in ben &rieJ
iOaroe er gum Gtabs8eF ernannt.
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@etterberi&t.

SIR S6to, Snbiana unb Sus
tpeitIi6e perniplbanien: SbeiltpeiIe
tribes unb tiibleres mettsr dm Sauss
tag. Gm SOnntaa ieaaasa Metter. =.
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0bimn

@s5Dungen, stn 0drle9eH BON SapoT
dn5uue9men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-17
TONIGHT'S THE night
MERCHANTS AND THEIR LADIES
WILL DINE AND HEAR
GOOD SPEAKERS.

Plates will be laid for eighty
guests at the banquet which will be
given tonight by the Madison Mer-
chants association. in the association
room in the Lake County Bank build
ing. 1t will be the first banquet to
be given by the association. Mem
bers and their ladies have been in
vited to attend. Two long rows of
tables have been ranged in the main
office or reception room.
Secretary William Rowland said
today that the supper would not in
terfere with the plans Of persons who
had arranged TO attend the first acts
at theaters. as serving viii not be
started until $3.50 o'clock, or perhaps
a few minutes later.
Good speakers are promised. Two
or three excellent readers have also
volunteered their services.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-17
Reject PAVING
CITY AUDITOR TO NOTIFY CON-
TRACTOR OF COMMISSIONS
DECISION - SEWER
CONTRACTS.

In its present condition the paving
in the alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets and Egan and VanEps ave
nues will not be accepted by the city
commission.
AT a regular meeting of the cont
mission. held last night. City Auditor
William Rae was instructed TO notify
G.. II. Atkinson. contractor. that the
paving is unsatisfactory and cannot
be accepted in it's present condition.
The complaint against the paving
is that ON account of being too low
near the north end, it does not drain
properly.
The contract for constructing the
storm sewer on the west side of the
State Normal school grounds. and the
sanitary sewer at the Garfield school
was given to c. l.. Breedlove.
Cement sidewalks were ordered
constructed i'm front of lots 10, IL.
~ and 10, block p. original plat.
on East Fourth street. on the west
side of what is known as the George
Cook property. and on the east side
OF the Jacob Stephens property on
North Josephine avenue.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-17
RESTOCK LAKE
THOUSANDS or SMALL FISH ARE
BEING SENT BY L. =.
GOVERNMENT.

A larger consignment Of fish for
p|ropagating purposes than was ever
before received here. is expected TO
arrive early tomorrow afternoon 10
be placed i'm Lake Madison.
Advice that twenty-eight cans of
young fish had been consigned by the
government to Lake Madison, was
contained in a telegram received last
night by DR.. w. A. Rothschild. The
dispatch, signed %"Sudduth. said that
a messenger bearing the fish would
arrive here at As tomorrow after
noon. once a year for the past six
or seven years the government has
sent a fresh stock of young fish 10
Lake Madison. The largest previous
consignment, however, was fifteen
cans. 1t is estimated that there will
be between 5000 and 5000 fish in
the lot. 1t is believed that sun fish
and crappies will make up a consid-
cradle portion of the delivery. but
what other species will be included
is not known. II is said that there
may be some black bass and pike.
It is said that some of the fish should
be large enough to provide sport for
anglers next yea
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-17
BIG GAME SATURDAY
UNIVERSITY or SOUTH DAKOTA
WILL MEET MINNESOTA
MADISON BOY MAY PLAY.

Vermillion, Oct. II. - Wesley
Beardsley, of Madison, will probably
be in the lineup of the University of
South Dakota football team, which
will 60 against the University of Min
nesota eleven at Minneapolis next
Saturday.
Coach Blaine McKusick and two
dozen Coyote athletes will leave for
the Mill city Thursday night. The
55 to 0 victory over Dakota Wesleyan
here last Saturday, the most top
heavy score ever made by the Uni
versity of South Dakota against the
upstate school, has greatly augment
ed the hopes of the locals.
Coach McKusick's squad is heavy,
but has sufficient speed to use the
open style of play. A ROY of for
wards whose weight averages 1875
pounds could be sent against Mime
sofa.
The squad that will make the trip
includes these men: Bergh and Hoy
as centers; Manary, Seely, Altman
and Klebsch, tackles; Beardsley, Ell
more and Underwood, guards; Kelly
Mccormick, Frankenfeld, Sprague
Graves, Carton and Shedd, ends;
Duncan, captain, Regal, Heck, Pin.
laja, McKinnon and Brown, back.
fielders.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
BE . cant meal at Kay's.

Dis - NNhb h1o ol ray p
For Rent. Seven room house,
close in.-Mrs. A. Il. Clough.
House for rent or sale. Apply to
Mrs. ID. McKinnon.
For Sale. Residence property on
East Fifth street. See A. B. Smith.
For Rent. My farm, the south "
section 80, Franklin township. In
quire of Albert Budde.
For Sale. A quantity of upland
and midland hay, in stack or deliver
ed. s. Thompson, Phone 3687.
Notice. We are prepared to clean
your rugs.-R. II. M~ayfield.
vanilla ice cream 81 per gallon. at
the Sugar Bowl.
For Rent. Two houses on East
Fourth street; rent reasonable.
Phone 1892.
For Rent. One-half section land,
seven miles from Madison. Inquire
at this office.
For Rent. Half section farm, good
improvement. blowing done. Inquire
at this office.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

Eat at Jacks.
DR.. II. S. Westaby yesterday was
in consultation with Or. Crafts at
Carthage.
w. NJ. Costlow, of Winfred. was
among the business visitors i'm Mad
ison today.
For Sale. Round dining table, six
oak chairs. buffet and china closet.
Mrs. +. ]. Sutton.
Eat at Jacks.
Rags, Rags, Rags! Peters q
Wooley will pay l cent a pound for
them.
Just received, a big assortment of
Bischof coats and suits.-Mrs. X.
knoeri.
Collect up all your rags and SEND
them to Peters q Wooley next week.
Want a carload.
For Rent. Five room house. els
tern and well. Egan avenue.-W. G.
Abbott.
The Yeomen's annual festival and
children's contest will be held this
evening in the Hexom hall.
For Sale. Buggy. mohair top, au-
tomobile back, rubber tires. 4 bar
gain.-Geo. Mellon.
Rags wanted. We want a carload
of rags by Saturday, October 81
Will pay l cen a pound all Mex
week.-Peters & Wooley.
New advertisements today: Joe
Henkin, Imperial theater. Lyric the.
alter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Munro have oc.
cupied their new residence. Washing
ton avenue and Fifth street.
If your milk man has failed to de
liver cream or milk you can get sup
piled at the Sugar Bowl. Milk,
cents per quart.
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SUES RAILWAY
AUGUST ABRAHAM ASKS $1,000
DAMAGES-MENER
CASE CONTINUED.

The case in which August Abra-
ham is suing the South Dakota Cen
trail railway company for $1,000
damages claimed to his land north of
the village of Chester, was the first
taken up today at the fall term
of the circuit court. Mr.. Abraham
asks compensation for damages re
sulting. when the railway company,
on account of high water at that
point, changed the course Of it's right
of way at the northeast corner OF
Brant lake, i'm May, 1915.
Continuance until the next term
of court was ordered by Judge Joseph
W. Jones i'm the suit of Anne Meyer
against ID. w. Leighton. which had
been set down for this forenoon. The
continuance was taken when Krause
q Krause, attorneys for the defend
ant, announced it would be impos-
sible for them to get their witnesses
here today. Mrs. Meyer is suing for
damages. alleging attempted assault.
At a former trial the plaintiff was
awarded $1,000. The defendant was
granted a new trial.
The jurors i'm the Abraham-South
Dakota Central suit are Fred O.
Groce, v. A. Randall, r. j. Mundt,
Jacob Kundert. Fred Moose. William
B%untrock. &. +. Sundberg, A. NJ.
Moseson, ~. II. Buck. Ed Owens.
George Seeley and NJ. Christensen.
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FARMERS VICTIMIzED
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BANK Is
SUES WARNING AGAINST FL
<ANCIAL FRAUDS.

Washington. ID. c., Oct. 17.-Seek-
ing to head off what they believe is
developing into one of the greatest
financial frauds the United States has
known. the federal farm loan board
has asked the aid of the department
of justice.
Clear across the continent in a
strip of states from Virginia to Cali
fornia. the board reported organiza-
tions, either deliberately fraudulent
or at best illegal. have sprung up for
the purpose of ~defrauding farmers
through their ignorance of the new
rural credits act. In one single in
stance. il is said. the farmers have
lost $3.50 600.
Governor and members Of congress
have been made unwilling parties TO
some Of these illegal operations. il IS
said.
Prominent men have been involved
their names being used in some cases
TO lend responsibility.
The board believes it will be able
10 prosecute successfully. Some time
ago ii announced a ruling that no
proposed joint stock land bank will
be chartered if it has spent money
for promotion. This was designed TO
hold the expense Of operation down
so the interest rates may be the low
est possible. In the face of this rul-
ing, it is said. promoters have con
tinued TO sell stock in proposed land
banks and to take parts of the pro-
ceeds for their own services.