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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-02-17
! Taxes Per Capita FrOm

mot only fs the tax payment
fhfa STATE substantially less per
CAPITA than in any other State in
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02
aeib ocs gelpltstlpIeu uuo hebe If

2eib ocs gelpltBtloieu lno bebe i'm
allf oiele @elie leidt III Die 5ohe.
Iies geid)icbt, Inn oas @ailer aus
Dem Mlagel 5lt entfernen. Nultnebr
lege llall Die Ycrlon altf Den Gilde1,
ncige ibren &opf SIR Scite uno Siebe
Die 3ullge berpor, Inn cine Storung,
Der slthmltngsureane olfrd) lie SIT
perbinoeru. slnl SCOPE oes 9ewubtlo-
len flliceno, ergreift man leine beioen
Nrlnc m1terbolb bes gubogens mo
ldpuinge lie nod allBen bis sum
&upfe. Sierourd) miro ollrb oie glls-
oehnltllg Scr Hippen Die 9ltbmltng err
|6ielt. Iic slrnle meroen bierallf mie-
Der hcrabgcbrad)t ulto ourd anorll-
|den Der @llbpgcn scgel ben mteren
Sbeil oes @ruitfaltens labt iid) Die
cinseotbmetc 2llft mieoer aus ben
lSungen Ier%al,sorllfen.
II III ht unD u ii + e.
Gieie l(ebung ioute in einem Gent
20 bon Is Mal per Milrlte mieoer-
bolt nno lortgeicst meroen, bis sic
natilrlidc Mtbmlung iid} lpieosr eir-
iteut. Wandpnal beoarf es elmer
fillltlid)en Ntbnu1ng bon Elm poer
lspei Stunoen, Inn einen a1ldeineno
@%rtrlulfcnen mieoer ins 2eber s%llriicf-
5llrnfen. gs empiieblt iid), Sen Be-
lpuBtluien lit marl1le trodene Siider
SIT biillclt ltuo leille 4rme mo @eine
sur @rlpetfllna Der glltt5irflttation SIT
malliren. Gei5nittel Iolltcn III eriter
9lnie bon cinenl Nr5te gereiht lperbcn
ll1o Ser 2unsenmotpr ODER 4lllmotor
I%iollte leoi9lih pom elmer in ieiner 9ln-
menonlg seiibten llno eriabrenenYer-
ion Dentist meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02
BON &rolllpfen befalleu lino, mos aber
ielte1t pprfunnlt.

bon &rdlnpfe1 befalleu lino, mos abcr
lelten porfummt.
6abrcn III einem &anlt bon Gerlo-
llell, sic llid)t ldauimmen %fonllcll, lit
ein Spiel nit Sem Sooe.
d) ell.
Malt ipringe sum- ltntertatden
nid}t IN ieid)tes ODER uncertainties
@ailcr. SeHe, Sic niters nntertoll-
den, ipllten lid) @atte III bic Sbren
Itcden. Sefteres llntertallhen miro
nit Der 3eit Sallb6eit nerl,rlad)en.
adm foroere nien1ano berals 81
cillem @ettldppinMlcn uno mon tblle
es iclblt nid)t uno nebme feinell
yNare" on.
Giele ser llngliidsfale beim @a=
Ben nllo Rootfabren lino Dem Mangel
All binreihenoer Gorld)rift uno llr-
tbeilsfabigfeit 5ll5uidreibcn. NidJt
lpe1ige 9erlonen bleibcn SIT lallge i'm
@ailer poer perllld)en Iusomlerfiln-
lite, Die meit iibcr hire &rdfte billal1s=
gebcn. Giele grtrinflngsfaIc iino
allf cine pollltalloige grihnpflntg ser
betreffenoen Nerionen 5u%riid5ufiib-
reli.
|@er5s uno NierenIeiocno G
Gicishlgen, mcld)e nit cinem @er5-
leiocn, nit Irterien : Gerfolflmg
pber ldapad)cn 9iicre1 bcbaftet lino,
miiilel1 Dor tangent 9erpeileu i'm
@aiier, iopie Dor ploslidem @inein=
ipringen @gelparrt meroen. Die 9ll,t-
gefaBe on Ser Sberflod)e oes &orpers
5ieben 1id) inter Dem ginfll1lle Dor,
&alte slllamnlen mo ein idpuad}es
5er5 lit Der crbobten Mufgabc nid)t
geluadNeu, oas 9lllt oltrd .bieie SUI
iamnenge5ogellen @cfaBe 5lt prelleu.
llm ben n%ad)trdglihen 500 Der aus
Dem @uiier gebor9cnen SIT perbiiten,
enlpfieblt es lid, iid nit Den nod
ltebenoen einfaden Hegeln fir critic
Silfe pertrallt 5lt madlen:
Critic Silfe.
Spbalo Die betreffenoe Gerlpn an
2anb gebrad)t lit, lnie man oie &lei=
Dung am @alie. &ieral1f miro ser
&orper NIT Dem @elibt nody llltell
gclegt. a9Hn ltelle iid breitbcinig
oariiber, falte Die @anoe llnter DEM
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02
Scidiitt Guer Siub.

SIT Sbr &inp bleid, trdge. irritabel
nrlo llnSufrieoen NIT einem Slutau1
oran9 5llm appi ipltcn Sic lid oesz
lelben lofort %annebmen. bo ullcs oaz
rmlf bintpeiit, bab es on @iirmern
leioet. &isfuppo @prm ailer lit. lpas
Sic fnufen lolten. 9ieics lpoblbefunnz
tc @%cilnlittel in 9p5ense Sorm lit lcidt
5u nebmcn ,mp treibt sic 8iirmer ipz
fort ab. Sic llrlude ncs Seibcns Sbe
res &inoes. ghr 25e bel Sbrem apo&
tbeter. (an6.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02
3eitsemakc tnb bcadJtensiucrtbc
&~at1idllage.
9orIidtsmabregeln, oere1 9eobod)
tllng Dor id)limmen 6olgen be-
mabrett fann1.

Simmer nrebr iteigt oie Sail je=
ner, Die lit oieier beiBen S~abres5eit
beiln 9aben lnb Sdppimtn1en ibrell
500 fanoen. llno ein rl,biger lleber=
blid 5eigt, oab Die meiitelt Sale bot
ten perrnieoen lperoen fDnllen, maircll
oie ld1on 10 oft befanl1t ~gegebel1er
Gurlidtsmabregeln beobadtet NOR
Sen.
@iele Gerionen fonllne,1 inns Sc
ben, lpeil ite an Masen ldppimner1
Die ibnen frenO iinO; IN lpeld)en iid
2olter, aus bem 8rllno ragenbe Be,
genitanbe, ltnteritromlungen ullo OH.
oere @efabren befinoen l,lm.
sSSln 9SadNtebenOen gebell mir eini=
&c GerbaltungsnlaBregeln, berel 9c-
obad)tlu1g ei1en ieoem llltr all5ura-
then lit.
ginige 0erbaItungs-
aBrcgel# II.
Man gebe nibt ms @aiier, lpenl1
Der &prper iiberbibt lit, iolloern mar=
te lar1ge gel1lg, IBIS oie normaleSen
pcratur mieoer eingetreten lit. Baden,
melm Die Nerion erbitt lit, uno be
lpnoers III faltem @aiier, bat ofters
&rampfe 5llr 6oIae.
Mal1 Idtpimme lttd)t gleid l1ad ei-
llem reidlid)en Mable, ha Elm boiler
Magen Dem 10 notbmenoigen rid)tiaeu
sltbem beim Sdnimmen bi1tberIid,
lit. Mand1er cute Sdpuimmer Bat
ourh Asid)tbeadtung 0ieirr &egel
ld)on iein 2eben perloren. Die pal.
lenoite Seit lit cher ein poer slpei
Stunoen por mo nod eiuem Mable,
Gerio1telt, oie SIT Srbminoelanfql.
len ae1eigt iino, iollten crit einenslr5i
su &atbe sieben.
Man bleibe 11idt ONT @a,1oe oes
@aiiers itebeu, bis ser &Drper an.
fangt, leine @arme SIT perlieren.
&ramp e.
@enlt bon &rampfen befaIlen, per.
liere man nidt ieine &l,be nnb Salt.
b%liitigfeit; man lege iid auf Sen &ii,
den, ltrede uno reibe Sic bon &r1m.
pfen befalenelt @lieoer. Snllte Sc,
&rampf I'M 8eine iein, 10 bemegc man
Ole 3eber, itrede oas 9ein als, oa.
nit bie affi5irten Mllsfeln 1id) aus.
Oebnen l1llo pei1n eben m0glidl reibl
man Tie. alIn fam cine meite Strecfe
idppimmen, ielbit epenn beioe 9eine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02

- @nant .errible. Memu
(5um tlelnen Mius, als in elmer Sc
icul6aft iiber einen Mib piel seluebi
p:ro): nMber Wtar, lparum ladt Du
betn nlbt auh?,'
Mur: rSa, melbt Dr. Mano. Ser
papa fo9t imrner:: Mm pie!en &ud;cn
ertennt man bcn Barren"
GineS tegfr;ebsna
tur. Wer.brer (iH gtitoie): n6rdu=
lein Sonnp, fir sic tonnte i5 in
ben Mbsrunt Der !@Ile lteieen! 8e=
,fshlen sic ~ uno i'd iude feleripei-
'cnoe ainSniirm:r in il1su !SD5len
auf!!"
Jannp (perl9imD: .@preheu @is
nit Mama - lie lit in Der aiite!"
Gin S61auber5er. Stu
benmdoden Gals Der 6allsberr mi,
lV laon tun pill): rMd, gsben @ie
ootb!! @oebcn baten Sic brinnen
CUR %andpiaen Traa seiust: 9u bift
meme Melt!"
.naber aino. sic piFen bud. oab
g 5Ipei Melten sibt:: cine alte ,nb
e'ne neue!!~
&etlame. rgei sem i'm
41tel rReidstrpne" an 20. rs. er=
tplgten ei1brud fonoen ole @iebe i'm
Weller audi mclrere lmbert Jlalten
@bompasner peridisbeuer @ertuEfl
Dor; lie lieben isoph Die GrssugniGe
Der 8rniltrrcnsfirmen unberifrt ,llnt
beuor5uatea gang allein uniere lpeit=
betannle 9nusmarte .Mbeinl.
teld)!"! - 9pmboropsti & sic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02

goullcr ltultle, lpie er Gas Glas init
belosn 5a1loen foGte ullo noa lfdr=
Ier binouslu9te. Sin Diinner ount=
ler Strid) idnumm ba auf ben Nels
len, lpuroe bon ibnen iiberlpillt, lam
lpicoer gum 9ordein. Wein. er
ltnnp, pic elm tu,3er Stod, lsntlebt.
nMdtung! Ndtuns!" .Was lolps2"
uGm Anterlcebpot! 3lDet9unoeri
.gtcier por un5! Sober ul1 lelnsn
pplten!!" Sue belDem Mrtllletllten
ipeull9en oil bic Hunoncn, rllice Gus
-eSrlltlnen 1erunter. Sunoers Der,
rl1sclc, lpus ibm autgetra9en lporoen
. d er lieb an 1ed Elm rotes
lu9 flattcrn, Dis Deru5reoete Sig-
lal iir bic beiben allbercn 6obr=
Jeu9e, DUB elm Jelnb in Sidt lei
Scr iaItpliitise Notber 5~itterle Dol
aurregung. 3offentiid piirhe bic
y%crsdnung tunmen, pirpen Die
GeutI9en nidt sleid auf ruby oa>
liegenbe, frieolide JilaulabrJeu9s
lble Sorpeops lan3ieren, lcnoera 5u>
nadit nal an bic Dberfldde tom>
men uno DE Geute out benz 5ilas
pampfer %auffproern, ppm BorD gu
geben. Damn loilten ibnen nnper=
lebens a,tseln in ben leib pfeifen.
Dos babt lbr napon! Nuf ben
1runp nit eud! Mber lpenn lie
l9luuer iparen unb teine umItanbs
madten? Oper ipenn bic 9otbtins
nitt ibre 9dulpigteit taten? Ger
Sanoers battle ibn nit feinen Ye=
loranillen. angeltedt.
@r lpollte ila bod lieber ni6t
aufs Nbparten perlesen, ionoern
icuern laiien, lohalb Die 9eutfhm
Die Naie nus benz Waiier 6oben. Sic
lparen eerace in 3ielllnie. Menn ls
lett uno CT butte ia ltets
Slid. Gie gbe;leu 5erteiIten 1id,
Elm runber Gurm taubte uut, Elm
$orper luie Der Mudsn zines Gie=
lcn,pals. nauten auf! 5tuer!!" YIN
Nug Offneten llh 5tpei Iei9uspfor-
ten unb pie toll lpieen Die 9ot1tins
ibr @iien binourd. Shon tnollte
es aud bon benz anbcrn Scatter fer.
5onosrs bottle feline Saiaenubr se>
orsen. Die .Neps". fuhten ibren
5tolo barin, Bel alien @reisnilien
nit gcnoueften 3eitansaben gu oiez
men. Dos imponierte ben 2e{ern aez
maltig. Cine Minute, breibig. bier
sig Setsnben - Der @hred iiber
bic u~nperbaifte gsariibung i6ien Dos
itaGle.ne S%eeuneebeuer geIdbmt gu
hoben. Gs bate seitoppt, log u1z
betpegli6 unb - fiinfoia, @gtunben,
breiunbfiinf5ig rstfant ipieSer.
.Wtr babeas inn seseben! Gr bat
senus! 9aben Sic seieben. San=
bers2" ldrie 2ptber, trebsrot in Gez
li9t ppr Jreure. rIber Sic %lpoIlten
bod) -
nSd pollte es .anbers .alfanser
- Dp& mon mub feline @nHHlii'it
Oen @erhaliniIfcn onpaiien. lInb Del
Grfolg Sin bonnerdbnlid)s
S %,aV. tn,,n u,., m IIas 800 ~ S oaaI
~ S'Ds raa4S'''na.r uen m w
M 49,, v o;m US0 ~ .01 my 80 Su.e..
,aes.t. ~ a;a ah ~ oe oa% ,'.a
s,ai.s '' m n~au':vu,.S suW, pulu
49, wy m HIanst NE, ~ uus Si MY d. d.,
n aan.. ,pa'i n s...s. .1u au I
6 fas'" ,,,,n DS S.r a"0''iuul 'u0 ps'ei'e'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-02
9lnfrnf bes Eraiibentcn bes ct. guni-
fat~iusDeretns BON SSpiua.

fatimsDcreins bon SSDiua.
Sur 9etbeiligung at Der bel,rieen
Notwithstanding 81 Mlton.
SIN oie Mitslieber bes ct. 8oniiati-
us : 9ultbes n1,b Sic aatbolifen
beutlder 3unge oes Staates
Sonia.
Serebrte @laltbensbriiber!
Sic nddlte Generals erlommllutg
unleres @unbes miro am t2. uno
13. September i'm staothel1 alton
itattiinoen. Nalr nod apeniee 8odeu,
|uno Die &atbolifen Sotpas lollen mies
Der miteinanoer beratben, loaen ii6
gegenieitig aufmuntern 5t apeiteren
Mrbeiten l,no Spfern fir nnlere fl.
Fairfe. Iaber ergebt OIL aae Gereine
nno @emeinben 0ie bringenoe 8itte,
10 bolo als moglid Ielegoten 5lt
mablen uno Sic Narnen Ser @apdbl=
ten on Sen General Sefretar, Sru.
2ouis s. Web, Iubulne, So, ein5l,-
lenoen. Sober gerein jeoe @emein=
De lollte allf Dem 12. &at6olifcntage
unleres Staates perteten lein. @roBc
gufsa6en barren unier; MIR nit per=
einten &raften font,en mir lelbe 10
len. @roB limo oie @%efabren, 5abl=
reid Sic 5einoe, perltedt bie Mngrifie
allf uniere Ged)te ols giirger zines
freien Staates nnb 2anocs. @o6r=
lid es tit %notbpenoig, BON 3eit 81
3eit llnlere &rafte 81 iamrneln u1,o
melt 5lt oronen, bamit nidt etapa bie
Teinoe unlerer fl. Geli9ion inns
iiberru1npeln un6 beimtiidtld iiber=
lilten. Seien mir eingeoenf oes@abr=
mortes: o@inigfeit mad}t ltarf, bod
serlplittert iinfen lnlere &rafte in
Sen Staub!" @ereitet el1d, allo Dor.
(ibr alien trel1en aailnpcn, fomn1t ibr
lebensmut6ieen Siinglil,ge, elf ber=
bel ibr eolen 6rallen ltnb littiamel1
S%ungfral1en! apnrmt Mae aus Neab
uab 6ern gum IL. &atbolifentage!
5reilid fDnnel1 mir eld) ridt bic
ten, mas groBere gtaote elld geben
fonnten. .alton lit flein, groBe So
tells baben mir nidt, aber uniere
&al1ier, obne l1nterldieb ser &eli=
gion, 1ino bereit, eud ANNOUNCEMENT
uno euren glufentbalt bier 10 anse=
nebm ols moglid gu MAIDEN. @dblt
allo aIeih Ieleaaten un10 idlidt Sea-
men Ser @emdbltel1 uno @eil,der all
@errn 2o1lis S. Met, Dubuque, SSSa.,
ober ard) an Den ltnter5eidneten.
Iieies lit midtig, oamit fir ollie
Gbeilnefuner bes aatbpfifentages ge=
niigeno @orfebrungen %getroffen aper-
Ben fonnen.
gtlpaige 8oridlGge un6 Mrtrage
fir bie 8erlanmnlung itnb iebr en-
miinidtS unb rihte man lolde eefal=
liait All 2ouis S. Mes, ben General,
ISefretdr.
Mit briiberlid)em Wrube anf @ie=
berleben in Mltun.
S. S. 8rnne, 9rdlioent.
Ilton, gnoe Sl1li 1916.
3eitsemafc nnb bcadjtcns,ucrt1e
&atbidJlage.
grtrinfllnssfalle beim saoell baufen
lid) gelpaltig.
@oriidtsmabreeeln, oerelt 9eobod)=
tung Dor idlimmen 6olgen be-
mabren fanm1.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11

from Sanborn, la, to the Black Hills
on the /. & D. division, and from
Sioux City to Aberdeen, on the S. c.
4 ID. division, indicate that the con
tinued dry weather of the past week
has been very good for corn. Small
grain also is in good shape and early
crops will be harvested in some
places between Sioux City and Mitch
ell during the next week. Rain will
certainly do no harm 10 crops now
and will be very welcome in some
localities
Sioux Falls Press: Twenty
boys of the city. ranging in age from
9 to 13 years, will leave this noon in
company with Rev. Leslie Sprague,
pastor of the Congregational church
for Lake Madison, where they will
spend the week, swimming, fishing
and in the enjoyment of camp life
A. f.. Stoddard, who will be the su-
pervisor of the camp, left yesterday
for Lake Madison to arrange the
camp and to get everything in readi-
ness for the campers Mr. Stoddard
who has done extensive Y NJ c. A
college work. was associated last
year with Rev. Sprague in the church
at Chicago and the last year has
been a student at Grinnell college,
where he assisted in the direction of
the gymnasium work.
Lodie McGillivray, formerly of
Madison, but now member of the
British army, has crossed the Allan
tic, and will, it is thought, soon be
on his way to the front in France
A communication received in the city
by Jesse Mackay from Alex McGilliy-
ray. brother of Lodie McGillivray
said the latter, who entered the army
as a bandman, left for a training
camp in England some weeks ago
Thomas McGillivray. another brother
and also former resident of Madi-
son, has Joined the army, and is in
camp at Calgary. Alta. Thomas Nc
Gillivray is expecting to be called at
any time. The letter stated that
there are now about 5000 soldiers
encamped at Calgary, and that con
tingent of soldiers is sent forward
every month. The McGillivray broth
ers visited here last winter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11
MINISTERIAL Meeting
BIHLE CONFERENCE AT LAKE
MADISON, BEGINNING
TOMORROW.

Tomorrow, at the chautauqua au-
ditorium, Lake Madison, three
days Bible conference will begin
with the following program for the
opening day:
$50. Song service.
10:00 The Purpose of this Con
ference" Rev j T. Booth. Ramona.
1920. The Divine Necessity OF
the Resurrection" Rev w +. Rob
erts, ID. d.. Sioux Falls.
11:00. The Divine Efficacy of
Prayer" Eugene Allen, ID. d..
Sioux Falls
11:40. Closing.
900 The Place of Miracles in
Our Modern Faith Rev. j. s
Hoagland, d. d., Mitchell.
7:30. Music
500. The Educational and Spir-
itual Value of Fiction" Rev. Leslie
W. Sprague. ID. d., pastor of Congre-
gational church, Sioux Falls, former
ly social secretary of the New York
Federation of Churches
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11

Vanilla ice cream 81 per gallon. at
the Sugar Bowl
Front rooms for rent over
Rensch's store.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. My residence property
at a bargain.-H. M. Penn.
For Rent. House. Inquire at
this office.
Eat at Jacks.
Get your automobile repaired By
Ed Coleman. Good work guaranteed.
VIII come to your house or do work
at 1907 East Fourth street. Phone
1898.
$500 in cash to any person bring
ing to my store a standard make
watch | cannot repair. r. Han
son.
For Rent. Store building on West
Fourth street. Inquire of j.. A. Don
nelly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11
TONIGHT MARKS CLOSE
BEST OF LAKE MADISON CHAU-
TAUQUAS WILL END WITH
GOOD STAGE BILL.

Today's program at the Lake Mad
ison assembly will mark the close of
the most successful chautauqua ever
held here. Save for the first few
days, following the opening of the
big summer meeting, when excessive
rains kept the grounds soaked, there
was scarcely a day when the attend
ance did not equal or surpass that
of the best corresponding days in re
cent years. Two attendance records
were broken, according TO George
Beck, treasurer of the Chautauqua
association The largest number
that ever assembled on the chautau-
qua grounds congregated there on
the Fourth of July, while the great
est Sunday attendance in the history
of the resort paid admissions last
Sunday.
And the attractions during the
eighteen days were commensurate
with the liberal patronage accorded
Practically every days bill was fea-
tured by instructive lectures and the
wide range of musical numbers were
better than the average The round
tables and Bible school hours, under
the direction of Rev. A. ID. Thibo-
deau, proved sources of much profit,
especially to the young men and
women. The children's hour. kinder
garten work and instruction in physi-
cal culture, under the supervision of
Miss Minna Mae Lewis, were more
than incidental to the success of the
assembly. Miss Nellie NJ Brown
added TO her reputation as an in
structor in the art of swimming, and
Prof. r. Il. Walser, who directed the
boys work and athletics. has come
in for commendable praise.
1t is believed that Burns of the
Mountains and the oxford Musical
company, who are on the program
for tonight, will compose one of the
very best bills of the session. The
Oxford company has few superiors in
its lines Burns of the Mountains is
not only reputed to be a talented
speaker, but il is said brings from
the quaint Ozark mountains a mes
sage that is fresh. original and out
of the ordinary. Burns Of the Noun
tains will speak at S:15 O'Clock and
the Oxfords will follow at $50
o'clock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Shelled corn for sale at Farmers
Elevator
For Rent. Five room cottage,
close in.-C. j. Simpson.
Wanted Girl to assist cook. Ap-
ply to Madison hospital
Wanted. Competent girl Apply
to Mrs. Bert. Ketcham, 1907 East
Seventh street
Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping, COS w Seventh street.
- Eta Hall.
For Sale. Residence lot, well i'm
proved, sewer and water, three
blocks from Egan avenue. Inquire
at this office
For Sale. Baby's folding go cart
Apply sol Josephine avenue.
For Rent. Five room cottage
Apply TO Mrs. VIM Roche.
Eat at Jacks.
Rooms for rent over Osborn's Drug
Store
For Sale or Rent Seven room
house, two lots, barn, well, cistern.
East Sixth street. Inquire at this
office.
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House for rent John Nygaard.
Phone 3782
Regular meeting W. X. c. at Hex
ON hall tomorrow afternoon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs d. Schnack.
East Fifth street. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coffey have
returned home from their wedding
tour.
A building 10x16 feet for sale
cheap If taken and removed at once.
H H. Holdridge.
For Sale One lot, house, barn
and granary- Harry Wilson. East
Third street.
For Sale. Birds eye maple bed
room suite, good as new. Address
Box 336, Madison, S. ID.
For the picnic lunch, boiled ham.
veal loaf, Berlin ham, tongue, fancy
summer sausage, etc. Call and see
our assortment Scudder Bros.
Business men should hear Dr. Les
lie w. Sprague at the chautauqua
auditorium tomorrow evening at .
o'clock. No charge for admission to
grounds or auditorium.
The regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Madison Mer-
chants association, which was to
have been held tonight, has been
postponed until next Thursday even
ing, July 13.
The county commissioners, in ses-
sion, spent the day in Clarno town
ship in a joint meeting with the com
missioners of Minnehaha, McCook
and Miner counties, considering
road work in that locality.
One of the most entertaining parts
of the chautauqua programs were the
motion pictures shown by Mulyey
Bros, of the Imperial theater. One
of this quality as shown at the lake
will be shown tonight at the I'M
perial, featuring John Emerson.
At the Imperial tonight the Tri-
angle Film corporation will present
John Emerson in THE Flying Tor
pedo," a high class attraction OF a
quality like the ones shown at the
lake during the chautauqua by Null
vey Bros.
Mitchell Republican: Crop re-
ports gathered by Milwaukee agents
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-11
GIRL HURT
BEULAH WALKER SUSTAINS
BROKEN LEG WHEN SHE Is
THROWN FROM BUGGY.

Thrown violently from buggy
against a standing automobile this
forenoon, Beulah Walker, the IL
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
". X. Walker, West First street, had
10Th bones of her left leg broken
Just above the ankle.
The little girl was driving a horse
from the w |. Thompson livery barn
and was on an errand for her par
ents. She was driving north in Egan
avenue, when at the intersection of
Fifth street, d bolt came out, allow
ing a shaft to drop. Despite the
young drivers courageous efforts to
restrain it, the horse got beyond her
control. and was going at full speed
when the buggy swerved, the front
of ii colliding with the rear of an
automobile belonging to Harold Rose
and standing in front of the millinery
store of Miss l.. b. Morse, in North
Egan avenue.
The girl was thrown over the dash
board and it is thought that her leg
was caught between the front of the
buggy and the rear of the automo-
bile She managed TO hobble a few
feet to the walk and she was carried
by f. L. Peck TO the offices of Drs.
Daniels, Goldman q Kellogg. where
her injuries were dressed
The horse broke loose from the
buggy, the forward part of which was
considerably damaged, and stopped
of its own accord about a block and
a half from the point at which the
accident occurred. The automobile
escaped with a few scratches.
Gladys Walker, an older sister of
Beulah. was hurt i'm almost identic-
ally the same manner last September.
The older sister was driving a short
distance west of the city. when bolt
fell out, permitting a shaft TO fall.
The horse ran, and the girl was
thrown out. Both bones of her right
leg were broken, Just above the
ankle.
1t is said that the horse which
Beulah Walker was driving this
morning is gentle animal. and
would not have run away had il not
been for extreme fright.
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GIRLS NOT TOO COY
LEAP YEAR SHOWS NO FALLING
OFF IN JUNE BRIDES
VITAL STATISTICS.

Although they may not be as good
bargainers in the marital market as
are the members Of the sterner sex,
the vital statistics report for June,
issued today by Clerk of Courts r. l..
Burnett, would indicate that the
young women of Lake county live in
quite as great horror Of an existence
of single blessedness as do the young
men here Perhaps because this is
leap year considerable interest has
been evinced in the number of mar
riage licenses issued here since the
close of 1915. The records show
that there has been no falling off
since last year, and one or two
months have shown an actual gain
During June, the month of brides
and roses, there was about double
the ordinary number of weddings.
Compared with an even dozen
marriages, there were two divorces.
Nineteen children were born in the
county during June, there were eight
deaths and three petitions for nat
uralizations The report follows:
Births.
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Rogenkamp, Marcus Sor-
enson, Andrew Christensen, Charles
c. Baldwin, Perm Lewis, Walter +.
Jung. Joseph M. Kremer, August
Abraham, Paul C. A. Schultz, Eric
Lindstrom
Daughters were born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gilbert Williams,
Frank Anthony Derungs, Frank
Helm, Thomas ]. Whalen, Ernest G.
Sterling, Henry Zwart, Gregory r.
Meyers, Clarence A. Stangeland
Deaths.
Evlin Beatrice Hexom, age years.
N. III. Kent, age SO years.
Rosie Jane Emmert, age 46 years.
Bessie Venner. age "a years.
j. w. Dempsey, age 60 years.
Ole Tollefson, age 21 years.
Gustave Renaas, age Sc years.
Charles Orrin Baldwin, age 3 days.
Marriages.
Herman ]. Zentner and Ducene
Jensen. ---4A