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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
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OeutfGen SnOna rie.

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fss in Berlin trug tiir8Iid Elm TeitIin 9ss
iDanb. Gtdtn, 1sppihs unb 8orndnss
sierteu Jpn anO gaben bsIpnbers benz pom
prdhDium nnb benz Bureau t~tngrupnfnss
men Sell bss Gnalts Elm farbenreihts
Bib. Gintn Esltiameu Gsstufab b9Bu
btlbste Der Slid BIS 6aaiss". 90 bel
proIaiI9e Rtdttrabeit mag ibm supor nod
IsIten anbsrsraat gsipeisu itia. 90 ,lngsa
Binbfdbtn, Stride uub 3aue, 1reibrlss
men, Gdde, geatet, adbtlitide II. Dsrgl.
mebr. limb iRmitten bitisr 0iage bemeTits
man cine Role Qapier, in Jdrbe uno
5tdrts sIipd bpn Der art, tpie ts sum etus
fhlnaeu benubt nirb. 3ifts 4dpier dber
mar nihts anberes als oer Rpbitoff, aus
benz bier bic bunteH geppide attuebt nnb
bort Der qraue Sad geferti9t mar. Wit
bieIen ntntn Manoern Der 9sdnit foIlten
nun bic gefadsr betannt getraHt iperbsn.
Der DeatIn 0tIterreidiide Mirtlhaftss
perbnnb bate ben 4bsal ns~Fanltastft Iao
feiutr Gin!abung tparta Ha6it Der Sns
bufrie un6 5anDstsptlt aud @eneroita
&rieass aub Sanbelamiaiteriam getolgt
unb hattsn Wsrtrsier entiapbt, DEM nit
benz BeIttries fiebsn aud bieie i'm Suuls
| boraefibrten Gr3tueniHe tn enafiem 3us
Iammeahdaa, unp It Iinb alti9ian mr.
Tin Ginnbitb fir bas Sort, oab rot st'
fiaberiia maht.
Mie Milbelm 5arlmaan, bar Generals
| birsttor bes @rdflid StndA BON 9ors
nsrsmdrdf4sn 3eluloiss uub popierlou'
serng, In einem Bortrag: DIX ueuea Jriss
benginbuItrisn ber Mittelmdmte" aus
Fihrle, fam co barauf an, fir bic aus
Gnolaab in asnaltiqen MeHgsn beSo9em
SUITE tintn grInb 81 idafffn. 1riibsu
9erlu1e, nit BEN aus 3elutoie hrrgsisua
ten gapier Elm ptriDebbares 8urn bsr3ut
feaen, bubtn, unitr BEN 3pdnge ber heu'
fiaen qdoe RATIOS belrieben, bant BET beuts
fhea @iFenfhdIt unb 9t9nit unb Der
| SpFerpiaigstit ber SHbuIris Su poltm
gtfolge gefiihrt. linb 10 Deittraaenb II
bieIer Grfofg, baB eR Fa lingIt niht meHr
nm einen b1rh ben arieg uns aufgessulns
eenen 9otbebslf banbett. .2os BON gngs
ianb!" fen, 10 fibrts Der gtebner aus, in
bem BON Der Suite bisbsr bebtrrfhteE Gds
Electromagnetic In bsibfn mittelmdhtta
bic a0iung insrben.@ Sa. fpdbrenb man
bic Miaionen fpnrt, bic man leuii fir
ieuen Ro1RoFf England sa9leH mubtt,
lperbs 9satfhlanO unb 0Attrrei4silns
garn aus gopisroarn ssmn9ts maren
ausFuhrsn. DAB abr hies aIss ui6t
pbnnlaTtE9s 3utunfistrdums finb, fnrp
BERN duf ben @oben br @trtEidteit sss
feats nadie EdtTufen, bacon butftt aud
ben 3ptifltr INNER ipiebtr Elm Bid duf
BEN 5ii4 bts 6auits uaO ftint 70 feHli4
gsidmidte unrgsbung iibsr8eugt babsa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

atn eebrd5t nerbtn. SINNER meme gdtails
lone foLten ben Mala bes fraa53Ff4en
8elfeg erhaltsn beIfen, has bsr Douaas
mont NOD gar ni6t erobert lei. AIs hann
an 8. Mdr8 has Dorf ton bsuifGer
5eite ais srfiirmt geuslbtt parbt. fptas
den Bic fransbfi6en 8erihts BON Gtrus
BeutdmpTeu uab b~ehaupteten non tags
lang uunbsr, baa Darf Su befsea.
SuspiIden hatten bic sablrei6en fraas
| s5Efaea I~eFtungsnerfs unb 8atttrieiiets
lungen neItlia Der Miaas lire Spra6e
nteberaeFanbea Hab btbrobien bic Biante
unIerer neuea Clinic auf bds entf6iss
benite. Git htIdoHen Defenders 6eftig bic
g6le be Galou uab ben QftFferrldtn.
8ir qineen unterbes I'm Moebge BIB an
ben saB bar Cote aorraine. fsbteH tins
IN 5rfsnes unb 8auE fst uae btreitsien
ben 4ngriff onT BEN LINEN IaaasafgE
uaauIfdlis Dot.
Nm Z. mdr8 frihmorgsns, dIs ber
bihte MsbeI has breite tief einge|6Hiileat
maagtaI Oedte, ~bsgannen nn{ere Sruppsa
bonn GfuFer ben 5turm gegen bic Gors
ftr 5prets aub RegHeoias auf her 8eH
itits. On msfrersn @telen ipur0s BET
5laB i6trf1rtttsn. Die ftiabIihea Bat.
ierisn teiIiueiie i'm Rlden. tells in ber
5larfet Earntgn unTers qsute In raj n
Mnlauf heibt 9orfeT, beren 8deBaHa
b~ergieiAsneIIs fhneu nonFGtten gtng. Gil
mdrfen ben 5sino BON ber 66be 255 IN
ben aabeas uab gumianas99aib, no q
rod eiuiee adge btr3msifeIt I'm ieinl
Yeftiga tampfse. am IA Mlar5 narbg
unfere Augriffsfront absrmals Dsrbrtit
tsrt unb aaf bic G1Ee bes a9oten Nan.
nes4 boFg8rdgen. Din faiabli6sn Bot
feri9n higfts Dflihea Wlddshpgens mare1
bdnit aaBsr gsfeat gelebt, bic meter
5uriidIieetaben @erte bpH 8purras unt
Marre rlubtea T6 n%otgshrungtH mai
aorben foeHben. Die gntiaItans bes rtd.
ten Maa5aftrs, ber EduB nn5trer neutr
9iaie Bort fD1r Samit erretdt. Die Mb'
Ratuua bsg GtgHsrs TT nod politdHbi'
gsr Hfporben burn unlern @prHob In
@aIbe bpn Mdiantauatapoeour pon
20. gfdrs.
ue6a6Ild man 70 ben Dsrlauf mi
ben gtpinn tieier bier Bohen unanter.
bro4entn Rinaen3 init einem @egHfr, bel
ale fetue ~berfHgbaren Grdfte sinIebt, I'M
BET fatbdr ozoHenbea GiHfGnIrung sl
snigt9tn, fo mlB iebtr. Der ben arisg IN
MsHtn an6 feline M5glihfeitsn tennt. It'll
aafriAtigar 9gpunberaii9 seitt1sn: pt
QftRaae uuFsrsr Gdmpftruppen If aaBer
oroeatliH. Gs nare Elm MaAnfnn, anas
F9s btf unanbiihen Gdnierigfeiien uni
aHselhss stnks gsaHsrs, ber NIT ben
Mlutt btr @trsineiFiang cine nifo
1raufgeberei ptrIaHgeH sl molten ni
nur eire %siIerne, rlhig uno entfhIgBel
Gbmaganoe Grifgsarbeit sum 3ie9 fuhrsl
Tam. msaa butte ih Bot HebsrIdnang
i lidteiien, Dor bem ahintagi git be-
! BEN ue6grmas. M6er man esbs unferi
admpFtsa bor NerDaM bio b0be Solnatei
ehre, bic ihHfn qtbiisrk
/ 8ir hdbsn Gtarmsrnbpen babfi. oi
pohenlang iii Der borbernen Qiaie tdTapF
Tn. Msna Ee obesl5H perOfn, gsbtn Il
anqern auriid. Mir babtn es bsaonner
i nit npleD es aud boIeanfH - bits Il
Bic GeiFAaHHa BE BEN GHi8isr wie BE-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
eeailde anertennnna benfder D.

Nglgiide MHerfeilafftfB eenffdet bgs
gaHiiasiDn. Nus Der 8r0btis 2iHlblrg
pirb bsr aorr. 9elg. gtfhrieben: Die
9unElLihteit unfsrer 8dbuDeripdIsung
nlaht uaf BE 3elgier ben bsItsn Ginbrut.
aiirsIia srsdhtte mir Elm bslgiIher pferbss
b1nbler NIT GROCER GsHugtuuns: sd
ipolte tinigs pftrbe bon Stint GraiOtn
mad Mnsftgt beforbsrn, Anf bic 6rase
bts @obnbsarnten: aMana npaen Git ben
Maegon bahgn24 eripibsrts ih: .Mlnrgsn
nammittQg nm 4 lIbr.@ Der @ogtn
Itehs nm 4 lIbr an Der aampe,@ mar Der
turae @siaeib. BAD ben GrFnbrungsn,
bic III friiber init nnftru befeiIhsn Babns
p~eripaItuns genadt battle, trauie Id ber
Gans niht reGt. bradts a6er bod ntint
pfsrbe Sur feitoelsbten 3eii gum 9abnhuf.
Der b%stetlts Mdgen ItdHb tptrtIi9 an BET
Rampe, unb in t~iirstiter Set mar baa
Wkrlabsn erIebigt. S~riuIgelo, bas i9 ben
Mrbsttern onbot, nurbe nidlI psnommsn,
nur cine 3igarre rau6ttn lie NIT. uulbsr
tnnntt mar BEL nns an btt Babn fsbiali@
bara erobs Grinfaslosr ettpos trreidtn.
SO pinfde, beim beleiidtn Gahnbetritbe
blisben bic btutIhsn 8srhattuiHt imnsr
bsIfehsn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

nen, Stf tragsn bsn aopF hoA anb bie
GFtasre fassn; gutr aasriff pirb ims
nGr i9uerer. SIR tperbet bod nt4ts trs
reifen. Damn erIdeinen fpieher bic CANS
a,laidien, bic ntAts boffsn. aber FObalo
6er angriff gil ftpdtn asiat. fao biz
@sfangtnea pisbtr obenauf uab glauhen
tapier an bic sGloire.
Or bsutI6e MeHf6 1T cus bdrtersm
hois eglhaist, aub bieftr Rrifg Iorgt
6afI. has tbm bisis 0eFigtett BIB auf
ipsiiereg blsiht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

Der Sirius nSbert fd btr grbs
NIT siHsr Differentiated BON 5000
ailpHstern IN bsr Stuabs, abr es bnusrs
cine Mi1ion Sabre. tbe tr gun iebiqen
GtaHhpauEt 6er Grts i'm. MeEtranm
Eommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
9aDAs RlNGEN UNI VERDUNG&

Cine hbrFHttde DafeHuns Scr erfogeAs 2nsdFs Der EronPrm5enarmss anfeR fan50f
fe 5eanus pdteno os nmn A1onat -Charahsr Der Kdmpfe- aubnoremtite sdfun
qu Der oeuftrn KomPfruFrn = 5an5oEu fBtn uFt wsnsr as % Oipifonsn elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

borpdrts, BON alsn Ssittn BET, naa etusrn
erobsn 3itlpantt bin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
co RIGHT AT 1T
Friends and >eighbors in Madison
viii show You Way.

Get at the root of the trouble
Rubbing an aching back may re
iieve it,
But won't cure it if the kidneys
are weak
You must reach the root of it,
the kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills go right at it,;
Reach the cause: attack the pain
Are recommended by many Madi-
son people.
Mrs c. Donovan, Madison, says.
"One of my family had been suffer
ing very much with pains in the
back and head and complained of
dizzy spells Since Doan's Kidney
Pills were used. | have heard no fur
ther complaint | don't hesitate to
recommend medicine of such great
value"
Price so cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Donovan recommends. Foster
Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, \. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
Items Taken from the Daily
Leader Files

Il. A. Ripe and wife Went TO Fair
mont. Mimi, and other points for q
visit
A 10-year-old daughter of Gustaye
Stark dislocated her arm yesterday
by falling from a horse.
The bicycle man does the kicking
these days He cannot ride in the
mud and he dislikes fearfully to get
down and walk ON the sidewalk like
comon folks II is too bad that city
ordinance should have been passed
Pipestone Star: 1t is safe TO pre-
dict that during the past week fully
500 meal tickets have been offered
to tramps applying at the houses for
something 10 eat. A large number
have been taken. but only an even
dozen have been presented to the
marshal thus showing that large
majority of the "Willies" are not
hungry enough to work for some
thing to eat. one fellow told lads
yesterday that he would steal before
he would work and from his ap-
pearance he told the truth
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
CALLING OF GUARD
POLITICAL, is HINT

Washington. July et Actuated by
the hehe tbat the president has sent
the national eaard to be Mexican bor.
der for political reasons Representa-
tive Martin B Madden Of Illinois in-
troducol 8 resolution providing .hat
the president mf3ru congress just
what the situation j. nd just why the
guards were called ont
The Madden resolution declares
that although gongre authorized the
president 10 draft the guards fer fed
eral service. Be said tais was not
done. So that there is a question ais
TO fhe leeal status 81 The guard in
view Of tho presidents order aud his
failure to draft il into the service.
Madden says there are conflicting re-
ports concerning the efficiency OF the
guard the sullicienes OF the equip.
ment the number of men in its ranks
and the number of eulistmeHts
Among other things the president is
requested 70 inform congress whether
there is still an emergency in the re
lations between tile United States and
Mexico; second if there is such an
emergency why he has not issued the
draft: third II no emergency, WIN
keep the guard on the Texas border
under distressing climatic conditions
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
Ignite DEPOSIT
JOHNSON FUEL CO, OF FAIFAX.
PLANS DEVELOPMENT OF
MINES OF PRODUCT.

Fairfax, July 24.-The Johnson
Fuel company, of Fraifax, owns and
controls the rights of the Fernholz
briquetting machinery for North and
South Dakota, which has successful
ly briquetted the Ignite Goals from
both of these states without a binder.
The bureau of mines reports 700,-
100000 tons of Ignite coal around
Bismarck, n d., and the undeveloped
fields of South Dakota are equally
abundant, and their combined de-
posits is thirty-three billion tons.
The FernholZ Machinery company
of Los Angeles, Cal, is building the
machinery for the Johnson Fuel COM
pany, to be installed at once at a
point that will furnish coal briqueltes
to both states. Railroad and river
transportation are important factors
in the location of the first plant.
Technical paper No. 55 from the
bureau of mines, Washington, ID. c..
says that the briquette industry of
Germany has been developed within
the last twenty years and that tribu-
tary to Cologne, Germany, there are
now twenty factories, the largest of
which has twenty-eight briquette
presses and turns out 1000 tons of
briquettes every twenty-four hours.
The twenty-six briquetting plants
are owned by one syndicate, with its
chief selling agency at Cologne, the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
Will Gather at Pierre to Discuss
Intrastate Freight Rates.

Aberdeen, July 24.--At the call of
A. j. Branscomb, manager of the
Aberdeen traffic bureau, meeting
of the Aberdeen business men was
held at the Aberdeen Commercial
club on Friday night for the purpose
of choosing delegates to attend con
ference of representatives of South
Dakota cities with the South Dakota
railway commission at Pierre on July
27, for the purpose of discussing ex-
press rates between South Dakota
points, and the recent order of the
interstate commerce commission or
dering rates between South Dakota
points raised TO correspond TO the
rate between South Dakota points
and Sioux City.
Considerable feeling Is felt among
Aberdeen jobbers at the action of
the Sioux City Commercial club in
taking the action which resulted in
the interstate commerce commission
raising rates between South Dakota
points, but it is not known what
action will be decided upon at the
Pierre meeting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
AUTO CRASH At TRENT


Trent. July 24.-Eight people
We're hurt. three seriously, when the
southbound Milwaukee passenger
train passing through here al 10
o'clock Saturday morning, struck an
automobile driven by T. r. Peterson.
OF Vienna. The three seriously in
jured are Gladys. age 9; Mildred,
age 7, and Roy, age 5, children of
Mr.. Peterson. the driver and owner
of the car
In the car besides Mr. and Mrs. F.
IT. Peterson and their three children
were Ole I. Peterson. of Dell Rapids,
brother of the driver, and Clifford
Olson. age 10, and Minerva Olson,
age s. children of Otto j. Olson, of
this place. None except the three
Peterson children was seriously in
jured.
The accident occurred when Mr.
Peterson, apparently failing TO see
the approaching train as he was driv-
ing up to the crossing, succeeded in
getting the car only half way across
the track. so that the locomotive
struck the machine squarely in the
Failure of the brakes on the car TO
work properly may have prevented
the stopping of the machine before
running mp on the track.
The occupants were picked from
the debris and rushed TO the hospital
at Dell Rapids, one of the little girls
being found directly under the
wheels of the locomotive with an
arm almost completely severed. The
other Peterson girl had bad cash
above the eye and her skull may be
fractured. 1t is thought possible,
however. that all three of the seri-
ously injured children will recover.
The other members of the party re
ceived only minor bruises, Mr. Peter
son, the driver, suffering broken
leg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24

center Of distribution for a popula-
tion Of 100000 people The syn
dicate is capitalized at $30,000,000.
The industry is decidedly prosperous
and the demand for the briquettes is
steadily increasing The selling price
OF the briquettes is marks 1922
per ton + O. b. cars at factory There
are several briquetting districts in
Germany and not one failure has
been recorded, which shows that The
briquettes are meeting popular
need in competition with cheap btu
minOus Goals of water transportation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
SHOULD SLOAN's IMMINENT GO
ALONG2

OF course it should! For after a
been exercised to the limit an applica-
tion of Sloan's Liniment will take the
soreness and stiffness away and get you
in fine shape for the morrow. You
should also use it for a sudden attack
of toothache, stiff neck, backache
stings, bites and the many accidents
that are incidental TO a vacation. we
would as soon leave our baggage as go
on a vacation or camp out without
Sloan's Liniment." Writes one vaca-
ZIONIST: I'VE use it for everything
from cramps to toothache" Put a bot
tie in your bag. be prepared and have
no regrets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
REFORESTING SMALL ISLAND.
Plan to Make Habitable More of the
Hawaiian GROUP.

Honolulu.-Fhe reforesting of now
barren Kah0olaWe island. in the la
waiian group Is the proposition the
territorial board Of agriculture. the
members Of which after a visit TO the
small islet heretofore designated an
suitable for settlement, decided to be-
gin the work of planting algaroba
trees there
1t Is recommended a portion OF the
island swept by the strong trade winds
be fenced TO prevent depredations by
sheep and wild eoats. Members OF the
board say the introduction OF horses
ON the island would assist in tile dis
tribution of seed
Ii is also proposed 10 construct sew
eral large reservoirs TO conserve the
rainwater thar fIls SO pleuufully M
all times Algafata trees planted there
ten years ago have reached a substan
tial growth
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
ROW AT HARTFORD
BOOZE FIGHTERS FIGHT WITH
THE TOWN MARSHAL.

Sioux Falls, July 24.-All because
City Marshal August Paschke. OF
Hartford, attempted to arrest Will
lam Speilman Friday afternoon about
4 o'clock for assault, William, his
brother, Felix Speilman, and George
Leisinger are all under arrest, and
Henry Speilman Is suffering from a
bullet wound i'm his neck awaiting
the time when he may be sufficiently
recovered TO be also placed under
arrest
The trouble started about noon
Friday when the three Speilman
brothers drove into Hartford from,
their farm and proceeded to indulge
rather freely in the amber fluid. on
the street little before 4 o'clock,
William Speilman became somewhat
abusive and attempted to pick .
fight Marshal Paschke stepped up
to him and invited him to the city
lookup, but he was refused. Calling
upon his brother. G. G. Paschke,
Speilman was started toward the
cooler against his will When al
most to the Jail Henry and Felix
Speilman and George Leisinger. who
had been following, sprang upon the
marshal and his deputy, seized his
club and for few minutes created
considerable of scene The mar
shall drew his revolver and ordered
the men to stand back or he would
shoot. but they proceeded with the
fray. The marshal fired one shot
over the heads of the men. but see
ing that they had no intention of
stopping, he let go the second shot
which took effect in the neck Of
Henry Speilman Seeing that he
meant business, the attacking party
withdrew to safe distance with
their wounded and William Speilman
was put behind the bars
States Attorney c. V. Caldwell
went TO Hartford Saturday, armed
with warrants charging William
Speilman with assault, and Henry
and Felix Speilman and George Lei
singer with assisting a prisoner in
escaping from an officer. With the
exception of Henry Speilman the of
tenders were arragined before jus
tce of the Peace L. ID. Henry
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitution disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls CAT 4rrh
Cure is taken internally. actins directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t falls to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address: II. j. Cheney
& Co. Toledo. o. Sold by all druggists,
75c. Take Hail. Family Pills for con-
sttpation.-Adv
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-24
SUMMONS.

state of South Dakota County Of
Lake. IS In Police Justice Court be
fore \ W. Spohholz, Police Justice OF
the city OF Madison. s. L. j. Y. Regan.
plalnuit. Ns. Frank Maxwell. defendant.
summons. The state OF South Dakota
sends greetings 10 the above named de-
PENDANT. Frank Maxwell You are here
by summoned and required 10 appear
before me, a. my office i'm the city OF
Madison, Lake county. South Dakota on
the l4th day of july 1916. at the hour
OF ! O'Clock an the forenoon Of that day
70 answer tine complaint of The plaintiff
VINO claims 70 recover of yQu the sum of
S5l5V, same being for goods, wares and
merchandise to-Nit. suit OF clothes
sold, made and delivered TO said defend
ant by plaintiff for which defendant
promised and agreed to pay PLAINTIFF
the agreed value thereof on July III.
1910, the sum ot S35. that said sum ~
due and wholly unpaid aud owing plain
tiff from defendant and that said goods
We're necessaries OF life. to-Wit. cloth
ing; that there is due the sum of S35
and interest thereon for one year.
amounting TO the whole in the sum Of
$3I.3 no part of which has been paid
And Aeu are hereby notified that IL YOU
lail TO appear ana answer as required
above. said plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you for the sum or S373O as
and Tor necessarleS of life, together with
costs and disbursements OF this action
10 the sheriff or amy constable of
Lake county Make legal service here
Of and due return
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
July, \. - 1876.
IA w Sponholz.
Police Justice az the City of Madison.
South Dakota
j. IT. Blewitt
Attorney for Plaintiff, Madison.
South Dakota
ON motion OF plaintiff. ii is ordered
that the above entitled action, be ad-
Journed. until the 18th day OF August.
1916. at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, az the same place designated
IN said summons. for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning service of this summons upon
the defendant Frank Maxwell. By pub
lication in this action.
A. w. Sponholz.
Police Justice Of the City of Madison.
South Dakota
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