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rfsiofB bogt b"fDrs Am.rfcs's heIp
br'oibHs effective,
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SPARKS FROM
TEE WIRE

Wildwood, y. j., Nov. s. The Hotel
Greyiock was destroyed By fire here.
The loss r. estimated ot yJO,DcD. The
origin ~ the FIRE ~ unknown.
Kent, o.. Nov J.--TwO Inierurbans
met In collision near here on the
Northern Ohio Traction line. Reports
said two persons were killed and fif-
teen injured.
Amsterdam. Nov. Accommodating on
the hustro-Ccrmnn advance In the d.
recilon Of Venice. the semloHicial Ber-
lin news ngcucy prepares the public
for mn attnck on the fnmous art CEN
ter.
bloomington. III. Nov. y. william
Mcnnen. pioneer farmer aud the oldest
mnn In Illinois, In dead at Benson,
nged one hundred ana four. He was
n native OF Germany, but came TO
this vicinity when he WIS youth.
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The Coyote" staff.

Reorganization Of The Coyote" stsr
was necessary at tEe University OF
South Dakota becau the editor OF
the annual, Elmer G Trotzlg. OF How
ard, S. D., joined the navy and did
not return to the oampus this fall
The Coyote" is tie annual illus
trtaed book issued by the Junior class
each year at the University. The star
elected to issue the book this year
is; Frank Patton. Lead. editorir.
chief; Gertrude McGee, Lead. aSso-
ciate editor; Carl Hoy. Huron husi.
ness manager; Lyman Beardsiey
Sioux City, Ia, assistant business
manager; Howard Peterson. Vermu
lion, organizations; Irene Ward. Sioux
Falls, editor Of department Of loren
sizes and drama; George Henderson
Trip, sporting editor; Josephine MAY
am. Lake Preston, editor OF featur,
section; Frances Cassidy. Sioux CITY
la, assistant editor OF feature section
Hazel Haynes. Mount Vernon en,tor
Of the class section.
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Economy Not Starvation

Economy in feeding dairy cows
does not mean to starye them. warns
Prof. c. Larsen of State couosc
Often the greatest economy" he says
lis secured by feeding literally. The
chief reason for feeding our cr.ps
TO cows is that we make more mo,oy
by selling the dairy products than II
we sell the feed crops direct fro,
the farm. Prof. Larson offers the
following suggestions: Keep the feeds
under cover to retain their nutriments
and palitability. Feed the cows ,s
much rough feed as they will hardIe.
economically. Feed some grain IN
the large milk producers, and grind
II before feeding. Feed each cow ne
cording to the returns she makes
Feed balanced ration.
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u. S. SHIP ROCHESTER SUNK
Steamer Torpedoed By Submarine
Win lose Of Four LivesFreight-
er Sinks U-Eoat

Washington, Nov. l0.-The American
steamship Rochester was torpedoed
ana sunk at dusk on November 2.
-Four sailors are known to have lost
their lives. One boat with the Sec
Dnd mate and 13 men Is missing.
An Atlantic Port, Nov. 10-InfOrma-
tiJn that an American shell fred by
an American naval gunner sank Teu-
tonic submarine In the Mediterranean
n contained In a report made to the
navy department by the officers Of an
American freight steamship which ar
rived here recently, II was learned.
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SEEMING ROUGH fIsH
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lowing AlAneE,'z ~. s.z1s IL tuI-
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ricd out Ia 5l4tE J1 ks.z vE1s-E srs,-
since Ar. HecF.lk Ia .a=- a. be
heas ~ the game cecz:-1s-. 81 Il
state. That for re t.-r Tzz-F ssgvu
by the repprt ending 10y ~ iEE-
there have been ~ zTz.zg= - 30 -8-s
of such fsh taken o.: - =z.t - l1-=ss.=
yearg. or total =. .-C-ssIG .-.s
and slnce July i, = ..-s ysB- ErAc
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taken out, that ne par .Es tss,-1--e
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Newspaper not. 2 s.1 -s .zEzz - :
matter Of COm-.Jl przct.-@ -t@,s.-
ures only AZ y.Lg = :.z ~ Ea-s-
fish which hare been t@ke- CT E-1s-
supervision ot the gz-z ts-ssr-r1z-t.
and % which should D z-@=s3 sa La
en with hook and line . 13P Ets.
the waters Of The state az fz-rtsA lzE
In the way Of food
The taking Of these .91g. a. =
admittedly 10 the best interests @
the state, but on zcco1-, 0. TIE r---
cumstances and desire Q: those tss-
ing out fish to secure something more
tempting than the rozgh Ssh. -+
quirement goes With re regsiG1io-
that representative O. The state game
department is required 20 y OF hA-3
to look after the WORK The s2iary o.
such warden IS s. = day. and E5er,
z special warden is appointed. he oiter
serves merely a. representative o.
the state, az little or no expense 90.
the fishermen who desire 20 take ou-
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services
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0|Az LEADS LAT|NS
ttifsD MILITARY COMMIT tee
~ Dlrs,t OPERATIONS rs
MUS ,ttitrs ca nopf
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HsDsA A5Ug jieaGqtHhets. H"' ~
Jhs ~rffefrise ~ EJitsh. Ffr"'h
tiG lSilsH representatives. hos fesnli
- ~ ne ,tebti'H ~ D permanent J"
'', allied mill'afy oanHlitre re"
aacys,bD r., he iiaHhn htmy has
D'-sf pfpdfsG
Gs-.ersi rad.rnH. uh1 bnE bern ia
s'lD'vfns "fSnnHhg ~ Tho iiniihn nfmJ
sDcs ii4s bsznujng ~ the Unf has
'>ssa Yysu DlB'r pn ihe nrw '"tn
r.tffrt
HTn heaGE ~ me- iiAliDn army have
DsD. ham>G GenrfAi Dinz hns been
UIt5r'tG FIRST IN cprnmnud. vim p"n
'-'si Eat,p1iiD sHcDhd bnh General
CrsECjnp miro
C|nefsl FD'h. chief ~ stan of the
P'r'l'h usr ministry. nnd Crnernl VII
an. sgtehisf III The British general
''af. Nil srrTc m The Inter allied com
,,i'fss Hi'h General CafOrnn.
tarrR military officers The feHslOn
- 'hs allies ~ create permanent
military committees has caused great
- ,is'a rim. n IL accepted ~ eyi-
cs,scs rYst the sllies have awakened 10
~ lsrrsEliy for the closest union of
'ns @hpis length Of the western front
fD' ne political ami military conduct
- ne Wsr.
GsIefal Dfsz ig rated as one Of the
sb,ss' Italian military lenders.
a..
u he var he has been In command
- brigade ~ Bersaglieri, whose
asrtlc deeds have done much 10 de-
'reas1 The gravity of the disaster.
Geosrsl Grgndlno vas minister OF
|sf IL ne cabinet Of Premier Boselli.
He wss one of the leading generals.
TIE Italians continue their retreat
In accordance with the plan OF the
general stan.
From the Trevlso hills they are
Dygriug down q rain OF shells on the
Germans and Austrians. making them
psy heavy price for the ground they
gain
a DOZEN bridges have been blown up
's- L4A'- lslFfilLb river 10 arrest anu Ce-
lay a. much as possible the advance
y the Austro-Germans toward the
ITave river.
Both British and French troops are
.Jiag toward the front
TIE French and British representa-
.iyes Who have come to Italy had
conference of two hours with King
Victor Emanuel.
The military measures called for By
rhe present situation were discussed
Il active and cordial collaboration.
On leaving the king the party visited
? re1ch and British troops going to-
ard The front.
The Italians are still holding back
re A8s'rians and Germans by rear
guard actions, while the main body OF
'he troops Is establishing itself on the
y,(y-ifiOr-s chosen for the resistance,
zays 'be official statement issued on
? riGar.
Berlin. Nov. 12.-The Austro-Ger-
ran forces In northern Italy, over
.omlng the resistance Of the Italian
rear guards, are advancing toward the
Plsye river. the war Office announced
Du Friday.
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LOAN TOTALS l.617532 300
Cr's's-Ss.-r ?. s,.s r.. e.,.s-...> "a
~ Per Ger. - ~. t.,, ss
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pbJbsy .-zzln..l4 1Zes 1y ne treas
tg
Ta..,z'3Eas elsaDIafa. Wednesday
tEty- - czys after liz o. ~. - ne
se'1ae. a1cs ty81-s@.i1R cafalr5i n.
shgus1 fia' sssry facsfal Fes4r,e dir
'rfff ezcsey,s1 ifs qzDta sE1 q FyJD,J
Ds-'eN1s st.bslTfbec Ia the big var
frsEslzl Dtyarail
Ths fssglis IN eaeh federal reserye
gsserlf fsBl0u
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Approves of Campaign,

Governor Norbeck approves the
South Dakota campaign for Y. NJ C.
A. war work funds as follows: "I
want to give my heartiest approval
and support for the campaign now
progressing to provide $4,000. 900 Tor
the support of the army Y. NJ. C. A.
and for which the people are asked
to contribute upon the basis of about
80 cents per capital. regard the
Y. NJ. c. A. as one of the most i'm
portant agencies in winning the wsr.''
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IOWA TO HONOR SOLDIER
Citizens TO Erect Shaft In Memory Of
Dewey Kern. Who Was Captured
by Germans.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 8.-Citizens OF
Collins. Ia. and OF Glidden, Ia, are
talking Of erecting monuments to
Dewey Kern. first Iowan taken prison
or by Germans. and MOrel ID. Hay,
first Iowal killed IN action In the
American army abroad. Kern lived
nt Collins, Ia. and Hay lived at Gid
den. Memorial services for Hay were
held In Glidden last night.
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HYLth WINS IN NEW YORK
fs"nsor Scores sn tssy Victory
Mitchell Second ana Am.
quist Third.

hsw rorh, Nov ~ John ". uyinp.
. county Judge or Kings county. wn.
sleeied mayor of New York on Tues
dny ny n plurality ~ more than il0..
90
lie carried with him the entire
Democratic city ticket. Including
Charles l.. 'rnng for comptroller. Al
ffed " Smith, now sheriff OF New
foth county, fof president ~ the bonrd
~ aldermen, nnh Edward awnn for
disific, attorney.
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Washington. - q. HssfsiAfv
ijaaisia and former Secretary rfysn
~esa spaaafs ~ mass meetings held
h"se "a aeieb,sla iba addition ~ the
sssss,ta, - Columbia ~ tba edfy rDi
uss' ~ There iH mofa ~ The grape
iaies odo hefa than ayaf bsfofe." Mr.
n,rsn eald. "6ud am enjoying the
ssGes considerably"
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WAR YIELDS The NATION
President Issues Thanksgiving Day
Proclamation 49, Names November
- ss Day % Prayer.

Washington. Nov. .. 9.--presldeDf vii
son issued bis 1917 Thanksgiving proc.
lnnnilOn "hlllnR upon The pntion, even
IN tbs midst of SORROW ana Rrent peril
~ u world shaken by war. ~ thank
God for blessings that nrc better thnn
fncre peace Of mind nnd prosperity ~
enterprise.
The proclamation nrca Thursday.
November 20. nB Thanksgiving dny.
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CORN CROP BREAKS RECORD
harvest Tor 1917 Aggregates 3.t9I, ,0ss,.
900 DushoIs--Potatoes Total
a10, 900, 900.

Washington. Nov. i0--Thc Amcri-
can corn crop ~ 1917. nggregntlng 81
IDi .0s3. 900 bushels, breaks all previous
records. md the 40. 600, 900 bushels po-
tnto crop also exceeds any former pro
duction. according TO nDn, reports of
tho department OF agriculture on tho
harvest OF the first war year.
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Mas Nearly 100 Members

The local commercial club now has
nearly 100 members, and this will be
materially increased as club mem
)ership campaign is on. The club has
commenced work on several projects
or the upbuilding of Madison and the
surrounding territory.
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~norsa" while playing Anthem.

Nav York. Nov ~ pr, knri
Muet led the Iiosioo symphony or.
ehestre IN playing tho "sinr apnnglcd
iinnner" here. but on Friday some mu-
bic critics declared he did u In
bored manacs.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-11-16

A rsei6a fort Tbs brand Trunk
si~amas Prince John, which ran
sxsosod ~ heavy gale, has nosisd
~ hsgb iina After tho steamers nc.
sidpni, N. Daassngars were landad.
ksi 90 u,a vessel was found "a be sea
~orhy sna' Hating they were again
taken oo board
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s7s.ooo Damage Caused by Blast.

Youngstown. o.. Nov. i0.-An explo-
sion of mysterious origin caused fire
which wrecked part OF the plant OF
the American Suffering company's
plant here. The damugc ls estimated
at S7J,DO0
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Queer Of Hawaii Is Divine

Honolulu, Nov. 12.-Forrier Queen
Lilluokalanl OF Hawaii is dying. ply
sicians say. Recently Queen LII" lost
her hatred for the United States and
subscribed literally To the first United
States Liberty loan.
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Major nanley 10 Injured.

ilnnioul. H., Nov. Ill Mai. Thornns
ilnnley. Jr.. chief OF dying instruction.
~ IN the hospital with minor Injuries
IN The result of striking a CurtIss plane
Just beginning 10 ascend while the
pujor was landing.
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Captain Rooa,ed, sho, DEAD.

Camp Logan, Ilousion. Tex. Nov. 10.
Capt Oscar Hogstcdt of La Grange.
m. was killed near here, uosstedt
aud two soldiers were examining d re-
volvcr when II was accidentally dis
charged.
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Copenhagen, Nov ~, That Finland
N facing u fninlue iIhs winter In tho
Information seui to President Wilson
BY Professor wendl Tho entire mn.
lion, he anys, Ia desperate nnd the out.
look hopeless,
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Doctor Wagner Dies In Berlin.

Amsterdam, Nov. l2.-Dr. Adolph
Wagner, former professor Of jurispru-
dence and political economy Mt the Uni
verslty OF Berlin, Is dead In Berlin.
He had an hon ,rary degree from the
University OF Wisconsin.
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Grants ReaL.sltion.

Gov. Norbeck has granted a reQui-
dtlon on the government OF North
Dakota for DR.. Chas. H. Mcdonald
who is wanted in this S.Sa. On the
charge of abortion
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Washington, noy. 10, f1eDiI.
isi sagi,iifa ~ iartsys are n,slI.
sbls I'm ibs Jtsnksgi ying mar
-, sseof1iDE ~ information ia
.>,ssfHssifb ~ pie United States
f<<,9 administration. " The large
F'S.ek ~ iarksys 1Du in cOll
s'fraKs is Dlsesd Dn aaie. The
I'm sdDiBisirsiion will 20.
Jtlfs ma, ibis DDBiify be- rapid
- Dig"sG Dg snlf uDfef The pro.
blsifss ~ ihs fOod cDntfGi hci.
Hiih y larger volume ~ the
DfDgsfi EDina an tis marisei fof
sals consumers may soon lDok
I'm sB sbuDdaHt snDpiy ~ toner
Dfirss
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+ ifsiaissfofs. Finiasd a state ol
~as has baan declared ~ FINLAND. The
psosIslohni soldiers committee has
apimiuiad q sailor named hahieoha as
ao,aDlasafy ~ Finland In place ~
novafnof denefai Nahfnson The diet
10 ~ aaasion ani Russian representa-.
lion NJ n bas baan completely ignored,
Il has vofad % aIaot a state difecto.
gsia With supreme power
Washington. ~, a. fhe New York
pssifdtre hes called for Tho largest
snppiy ~ postage stamps IN ths bis.
Lsv VI the Department
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For Uu-BONE CORSETS. Mrs. E R. VanLandingham 72o Spring st. Phone 1882 12-2-tf
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NElHBORHODD PRAYER MEET
 lNGS

Cottage prayer meetings in prepara- tion for the Union Stephens Eyange- listic campaign will be held Tuesday night in the various districts of the city in the following homes Topic Seeking the Lost" Luke l5:1-l0
 Section A-Rev Grover Cleveland chairman; Mrs B, F. Casada, l. Westbrook street Mrs. Williams; Mrs. Cora Howard Pullman street; Mrs C. N Bolman..
 Section B-Mrs Rosa Wall chair man, Airs Florida Brooks, : Cove street; Mrs. II. n. Coleman, Glade street; Mrs. Rosa Wall l3S Magnolia street; Kelley Institute, t2l Park ave- nue.
 Section C-Dr. C. E iickok
 Section E Dr. F NJ Wylie, chair man; Mrs. W. C. Gillian lo7 Haw- thorne street; Mrs. Sue James, 41. Prospect street
 Section F-Dr. w. NJ. Hayes, chair man; Mrs. A. R. Rector Summer anc Rector; Mrs Charles Goslee, Gl- South street: Mrs j. A. Campbell l; Roosevelt street
 Section G--Harrison Taylor, chair man four meetings to be held in thi. section
 Section H-Dr Waldrip chairman Mrs J. C. Farr, IS Mound street
 Section Mrs C. R Harris, l0i' Spring street,
 Section J-Rev R. L. Duckworth chairman: Mrs w H. Newton, ST. Malvern,
 Section K-Mrs. Hamp Williams chairman: Mrs. J w. Jones, l2i Oak street. Mrs Charles C Webb. l53l Central avenue.
 Section L-Rey Percy Vaughan chairman. Mrs stephen Spargo, ter Qme street
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tAa AutT0-German commander ssc- liuead hundreds of thousands Of h' Lest men without improving his po
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