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l.D% E.APORES DE AtNlLiQ FEES,
TEN THENIER. ECHiDUS
\ PlQi r..

NCEVA YORK. .tbril 5.-hi -tp5-
"F2jstr,n al scrvicio dc Ia Com;>;ir
dc Auyi los para los Bclgas. fu& c;ha-
do , pique en- cl Mar del Nortc, cuan-
do Sc aproXimaba a las costas h9lan-
desaS, segun dice IN cablegrama re-
cibido aQui hoy por la ColniSiGn dc
AuNilios dicha. Creese que Ell barco
chocara con una nina. .
e cablegrams no dice nada acerca
dc como nj cuando ocurricra q hi
dimicnto del "Feistc;n', nj dc IL >ucr-
te Iuc k2ya corrido IA tripuIac'.,l
del bare, La suposici6h tic ore eI
barco c~f,vcaca con una mina. Sc fun
Ia TN .oto Ell 81 hccho de que a,ros
3"gco< nj s@rvjcio de Ia Comi<i6n ute
60" .a nc"i;jo en- las sc
.-. - nan lido a pique !or
li''"' ]"rf;i" csa claSe dc accidc;ics,
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La entrada de los {. Unidos a Ia
guerra significa Ell tin dc
Ia Doctrina Monroe
Asi 10 dice el sFagcblatt' de Berlin agFegando
que los resuttados seran peores para
los FEE. UC. que para AiemaDia

BERLIN. Ah7il Ell 'Ts@a3'att
>, IN concentrate que publica IN III
cGi.i6n lie aycr ssb-e Ia ac;itat q"
los E.s,aios Uniios hacia A!cmanlA'
dice: "El nieasqje del presidents WI
sor nrada ,iene dc s~orpreadcNie; pc
70 tcn,lra cl pueblo de los E>;ados
(.n;l,s Ia ni<ma opinion acarta d"
aqual: = Ief.ri: dacirlo.
la polisica al@mana r"=a "h'T'
81 fal-a dc no habcr accptaIo cl Ira
.,6.. lie Eryan cen los i1stados Uni
COS. TIL como % hitieron 4 Gran IRE
rlna : dem T.. @rardcS pctenciaS. ~
N coavenio de cSa naturalcZd els
iIera, los Estados UHidoS serlim obi
,ados a sometcr, ain hasta las mas
Im~portantes cucstioncs, d III" comI-
sion Investigations anteS dc r"M}''T
AS rclacioncs Y tai Investigation ID
nicra duralo cuaado menos IN aio.
Z, impossible Gnc q president" A'!SoH
ao'se }2uhicra ~alrovec5ado d" -" nc
.lo. N @isia &c Il 4~-aHrisrl IT, II
-:juacl.n
FL rrr,i!rn;r Wilson dc5c COM
rrcqdcr cue %. rcsUliadc@ he - ~
cl6n ,rr>n mavoycs par, 10. ts'ad''
.;.ic. nc para noaotros. Elm SiE-
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Los EL.EMANES C0NSlDERAN QUE
ESTA CERCA FL DERRUMBA-
MIENT0 De SUS ENEMlG0S
In p~eriodico de Westfalia dice que ys.es demssiado taree
para que Ia entrada de los Estados Unidos
Gamble ell fin que Sc aproxima
OTRAS TNTERESANTES or MONIES SOBRE LA
ENTgADA DE- LOS EE. III. A A GUERRA

BERLIN. Abril 5.-Duros atadu's
personalcs sobre Ell preSidente Wilson
Y n rcnud;ac.6n lie la di~stinci%n -"
he cn ~ ,ii<ruTSo "n;rc Ell pu"hlH
a'-.,:.n ) u g~ohierno. son as cara,.a-
rl>,:.as q2c d~istinguen q .os co"cr-
tarios dc IA prcnss al"Tana Sohre e!
mens:ic del Primer Magistrate &c
los E,s,aJaS Jnidos.
f. Eic"p Ncue Freie dice Que les
E.siados Unidos Sc han decidido a en-
cr@r e. IA @uerra. porQue va no podia9
sec&ir c~ntvegando sus provisiones a
los aiildos.
Ii Vienna Hcindpost dice:
NO d"hemo> coHSidcrar Iigeramcn-
- = addiction de- una RIGA Y podcro>l
,;ei. jbiica industrial, Il Ia lista d" Nnrs-
rs ,ncaj~o>; p"ro 81 los submarine:
.aa0.ieugn - briii%ntc exiJo de - IAN
n9'.; rca,p naS,1 ahora. 81 prrsiirn'
W.:s-u huhra y"nido demasiado tarl".
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rlsk UuNI-IuNI DO DE HhC:ENpN
l. IMPJESIU-.

~ rL.EN>A r>G% aurorlzlia para Iauucia7
Ia -aau.I3I:ra L.! -. J. X. La:;:a. para
,unG>ItUaGo dc Har.enda Is impVe>,9S- "a
La VTy\lnlcS f. Ia trIa> Y EleCci@nr>. iir--
.,aI.u~,urnI, ~~plrr5ta RI iPovo &c lu, ~
I.ut-~ rur,Ir .I.u~- Pol Ait.
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Nu:VA YORK. Abril 5.-EI yaror

NU"VA YORK. Abril 5.-EI yayor
q i.cur" H;Ss"I-ian. p~crtcn2"irntG
= ~ ln.c"ican Hawaiian Steamship
In. s,,i6 dc este puerto para Italia
2~~ :c-ha >cis j" mario ?r6xlmo IT.
$a@.:, T. vaaor no c>taba armada y
yoG&Ucia IN cargamento dc mcrcan-
Ga "ea.ra.cs. FL b"rco iba al rrando
'ei t2pj1i@ Williams Lyons y licraha
"a triHul&cion dc cincuenta ) IN
ho"rb~"*. ie !" cual trcinta y Sictc
c"as ~..!@d@dangS amerjcano< sccin
ar&rv." del rc-iStro maritime.
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-- L A 2 X E n S A.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY
Terms OF SuhscripIisn:

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Pdnanl!.j Furo"e ard m countries or tle
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Payments are due ~ advance ard can be
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rEEIODliO LONDINh't%E
LLAMA \ WILSON IN SEHlN
30 LINCOLN.

n.ONURE.S. Abril Tin S'@uW!o
Lincoln; ura rcvclxci0n dc otro LIN
cola. En- cstas scncillaS palabraS
die. o! diario iY.lGs "Evcnin" Star .
nuc,trl cmoci1n ]cncucntra Su 'Nrrt-
>jrn mas cXaCta dc 10 que r9s In
rr,ducido ia icctura iel mag"S1l">"
periodic final del mcn$ajc dcl rr"1'-
dcntc Wilson. No nos aFcr%on 1'ti!"'
dc dccir que : i fraScS cstan dcSti-
radas a ~rcpctirsc d travcs de la edit
de. Y a scr leidas por los hc7.br2s
!.u..- con III gran scntImicnto dc %ra-
tltul. E..as han hecho que nuestroS
oics * ~humedccieran con lagrinIas dc
oryuiio y graf. I'd. BESIDE hoy el 90
bierno de Ia humanidad esLa slendo
modeiaGo y fundido para toda ia vida.
Sin los Estados Unidos, los ala
dos podian Y hahrian obt"nido Ia NC
toria Soure cL podcr Gcl maj 9rgaul-
zadu: pcru csa victoria no habrIa s!do
Y porouc 81 81 barco hubicra sldo tor
pcdeado ell hccho no SC hubiera 0cu!-
tado. s:uo que por e. contrario sc hu-
blcfa mencionado desde lUego-
IN OTTO meuSaje recibidO en- este
tr~,e i Id ~. plana, col. !s.)
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cor:nlcta. .iiCra sabemoS 1t n
gran raz por Ii .luc he:lo@ r"-ado.
-? "o;.h'cci;ia pa"a >irmpfe."
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
NOTICE OF TIME PLACE FOR EQUALIzING THE BENEFITS OF LAKE
COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT no. 9 AMONG II LANDS AFFECTED

- Nothe Is hereby given that the board Of county commissioners Of Lake GUN
- South Dakota. q the 18th day of January, 1917. at 40 O'Clock d. ~. for the
Of quallng the PROPORTION of benefit of the proposed da4nape among
the land Effected thereby. when and where any person affected v he promised
drainage may appear amd show cause ny said proportional benefits of said
ute should not be equaized ~ hereinafter set forth:
n route OF he proposei ainag is as follows.
ship h7 ~ Range 81 W, near the southwest corner OF said section. and running
thence IN a uthwester direction Trough the northwest u 81 Section 27 te
northeast Il OF Section 2N the southeast u of Sec % amd the outhwe Il of
section Is and having its outlet near the southwest corner Of te southwest 4
Branch No. 1-Beginnng at a pMnt in the southeast a of Section 2f Town
ship 10 n. Range 81 W near the center O Section u and running thence IN n
southery direction through the ouhwest a III Section 2L the northwest IL Of
Section. rs thu southwest u OF section 8. and having its outlet In the main ditch
at a pom near the center Of the south y Of the southwest Il of said Section 28
All in Township 107 n Range 81 ". if the 5h = NJ
ship 10 ~ Range u W., near the center Of the outheas 4 Of said Section 81.
ad runnfng thence in a souhery direction through ta northeast y of Sefnn
2S ant having it's outlet in the main hitch at a point neart thu northeas corner
Range 81 w of te 9Th p NJ. - -"
Branch Nc g. Beginnfng at a point in thu northeast u ar Sa1M, Of r,-
l07 ~ Range 81 W. near the southwest corner Of the northwest IL 81 III
horuneast a OF said section = ad running thence in "A uhwester direction
TO a point neart the center Of the southeast 4 of the northwest a of said Section
r. thence in an eastery and northeasterIy direction through the northwes VI
OF sMd Seclon, "a ad having its outlet in the main dHch at a ponft in tn north
p NJ on
The following is a description OF each tract If Ian affected by Inc proposea
drainage and the ame of he owners thereof as appear from the records Of Inc
oince OF the register OF deeds of lake county. IN the date of the filing Of ts
petition, and the proportion of benefits fixed for each tract Of property ad ali
sucho owners are hereby notified to she cause on the date aben nntfn "a u
the proportion o. benefits shall not be fixed as stated:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
BOY PROVES BEST FARMER.
Montclair lad Makes Plot OF 20 by 100
Feet Pay $50.

Montclair. n. J.-Robert Hickie, a
sixteen year-old Montclair boy, raised
vegetables worth Sj6 on "A plot OF
ground % by 100 feet assigned him last
spring by the Mohtclair community
gardens committee. His was the most
productive and attractive OF the fifty
six gardens cultivated during the past
season. Supervisor George uuttenlock
reported to President Dallas Flanna
gan.
Two tracts Of land were at the dis
posal of the community gardens com
mittee. and by cultivating the vacant
lots the gardeners made productive
115.SJ0 square feet Of land that other
wise would have yielded nothing.
The gardens furnished vegetables to
PSI persons during the growing season
besides quantities Of celery. carrots
and cabbage for winter consumption.
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NOTICE OF TIM AND PLACE FOR EQUALIzING THE BENEFITS O = LAxE
COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. s AMONG n IANns .rrrcrrn

- gNoucenss herebyg given matt he board of county commissioners Of AXE coun-
~, South Dakota, on the 18TH day of January 97 at 10 O'Clock a. M fr ua
ofe quahzfng the proportion of benefit of the proposed rafna@@a ar mg
the lands affected thereby, when ad where any person affected by te prpnoses
drainage may appear md show cause why said proportional BENEFITS Of 90
h route of he proposed drainage is as follows.
Main Ditch beginning at a point near the Souhwes corner or ta sou.hm.
u of the southWes IA of Section 80 Township i7 N. Range q w adr nn
thence IN a southwestern direction to a point rear the center of the marriages. Il
Of the oFln@e - OF Secuon ~ thence in a genera notherly direction through
the W u of Section 29. the southwes u of Section 20 M rminatmg in R.Ha
Creek approximately so rods noth and 80 rods west of the center 81 80 $40
20 all in Township OF n, Range 81 w of tn 5h p "
Branch NO.. Beginn at a pont in the southwest u Of tba narbm. u
o. Seuoh -, lownsmp l1 NJ Range 81 w. approximately 500 feet east and
1o feet north Of the center of said Section 20 and running thence in a north
~su Snen au enuhs the main ohch at a point approximately / 100
Get west I'M 100 feet north of the center of said section 2g ali in Tovnsbip
Branch N 3-Begfnning at a point approximately so rod west and ga rs
north OF tn southeast corner Of the orhea "a of Section "a. TOWNSHIP M n
Range 81 W. iad rmhing thence N a southeasNrly direction and ternfnstng in
the main ditch al a point approximately 10 rods west md 10 rods north ~ ~
center OF Section rs, all in ownshi 107 n Range 81 wmt ~ ta'1 L ~
Ie Ion9" Mg Is a description OF each tract of land affected by the oppose
drainage ad the names of the owners thereof. as appear from he recorPsd PF s@u
olnce OF TN register OF deeds of Lake county on thu date If the filing az Tia
petition, and the proportion of benefits fixed for each tract Of nronrtvv "a IN
the proportion of benefits hall lot be fixed as stated. "e"uoh"o why
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
VOTED ILLEGALLY 81 YEARS.
Man Who Thought He Was a Citizen
Naturalized at Last.

Denyer.-James Lockart. a rancher
ear OrdWay. Colo, vas granted nat
uraliZation papers in the United States
district court here after exercising all
the rights Of citizenship for ffty-two
years. LOckhart. a native of Ireland.
assumed that be was a citizen be
cause OF naturalization papers believed
to have been issued to his father be-
fore his son had reached his majority.
He has voted at every presidential cleo
ton since the civil war. of which he is
a veteran; held a commission in the
United States army. served as n dele
gate to the Republican national con
vention. served as sheriff Of Gibson
county. Ind. and has taken an active
part In politics FOR many years.
The question Of his citizenship o
when he fled on government land in
southern Colorado and it was learned
that he was not native born and that
no record was available to show that
his father had become ~naturaliZedA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City. Jan. 2.-Receipts of
cattle were in the neighborhood of
1000 head. There was a holiday in
the trade a week ago today. but a
year & 2,940 head arrived.
Prices on beef cattle advanced rap
idly last week. and a slight reaction
was noted today with a fairly good
sized run on hand. II was a weak
and mostly a dime lower market on
the beef steer and butcher stock Of
ferings.
Stockers and feeders changed
hands on a generally steady to strong
price basis this morning and a clear
ance was SOC made on this kind Of
"a level.
Hog market was mostly a nickel
higher. closing steady, with tops at
$10.25. and bulk of sales at $3.50
1890.
There was an insignificant supply
of sheep here. and no changes were
noted in quotations.
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but | will be in complete charge of all
the arrangements. | estimate the trip
will take thirty hours flying time.
This new machine will carry ten
hours fuel supply. will be capable OF a
sustained speed of mor than 100 miles
an hour ana will be practical for the
business man who must make a hurried
trip 10 Chicago or elsewhere and
doesn't find it convenient to wait for
a train"
Miss Law, who established an Ameri-
can cross country record of 800 miles
by the recent trip from Chicago 10 New
York, left for Buffalo to supervise the
construction of the machine. The first
tryout will be given within a month,
aud the transcontinental journey will
follow soon afterward.
The avatrix believes that reliability
and safety are more important factors
in populariZing air travel than speed.
Consequently she will attempt to see
that these elements are contained in the
new flier. It will carry two passen-
gers, but Miss Law will be the sole oc-
capant on the coast to coast trip.
The plucky bird woman's last spectac-
ular appearance was when she few
over the statue Of Liberty on Dec. 2,
when the lighting system built by pop
ular subscriptions was dedicated. She
rode in an Illuminated %aeroplane which
left "A comet-like tail OF fire behind 1t.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
WANTS N0ISELESS ENGINES.
Kissing Locomotives Disturb Rest In
Oakland, Pa.

Pittsburgh.-Oakland, the acropolis
II Pittsburgh. with its great halls of
art and learning, is marred by a nut
sance worse by far than the vendors
whose presence desecrated the Coli
scum ID Rome or the Rialto bridge In
Venice. according TO members of the
Oakland board of trade. This nuisance
IS declared to be the night long and
day long kissing and Tuning of loco.
motives. This, John Dimling, a mem
Der of the board. pointed out. Is not
only detrimental to Oakland as a cen
ter OF art. but it robs mortals, both art.
ISIS aud business men. of their sleep.
Mr. Dimling in an impassioned speech
told OF locomotives, huge monsters.
which seemed TO take a demoniacal de-
light in standing for hours spouting in.
sernal fumes and Kissing fiendishly
through their pop valves. Repeated
protests to the railroad company, he
said. were Of 10 avail. A committee
was directed to ask the courts to grant
IN injunction against the railroad com
amy similar to the one granted some
ears ago by the supreme court to a
junction. Hollow resident now dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
MULES LOVE MUSIC.
Rsncher Has the Photograph Play
While He Breaks In Colts.

Marysville, Cal.-George A. Gage of
Suffer county says he is the first must
cal farmer" Gage raises mules and
horses. He has a big music box on his
farm, and he plays band pieces, prefer
ably soothing melodies and waltzes.
when he is breaking his mule colts.
MULES love music" says Gage. II
discovered that ten years ago when |
drove Benjamin Harrison-the u
lest old mule you ever saw-to Yuba
City when a brass band was playing.
"The mule had one of his balky, con-
trary spells that day" Gage said, and
| could hardly do a thing with Benja-
min until we got TO Yuba City. You'd
never believe ii If | told YOU the change
just a few band selections made in that
animal. From that day until Benja
minis death he was the gentlest, low
INCEST old mule You ever would want
10 see
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02

Portland. Ore.-Mfs. Lettie Trap of
this city has a valued pet hen named
Clarice. The other day as Mrs. Trap
affectionately up to her shoulder, spie1
a valuable pearl In Mrs. Traps ear
ring. gobbled II and leaped down again
gulping. Mrs. Trap screamed, rrst
With pain as the pearl vas wrenched
away and then with horror at her loss.
She caught Clarice and imprisoned
her. but could not make up her mind
10 have the pet dispatched So that the
jewel could be recovered.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
noTrCE OF TIME PLACE FOE EQUALIzING THE BENEFITS O II LAKE.
COUNTY DRArNAaE DISTRACT NC q AMONG TIVE

49, NoHe is herebyg given hatt he board of county ommissoner OF Lake conn
y south Dakota VIII meet in the outhous in the city of Madison Lake cun-
w south. dakota on the 10th day of January, 1871 at 10 O'Clock m FOR the
plupose OF quahzlng the proportion of benefit of he propose drainaro ana p
the lands affected thereby, when and where any ueron aGatedb ~ Y7-31W
dtch should not be equaized as hereinafter set forth: 7"
M route oft The proposed drainage is as follows.
Main Ditch beginning at a point near the norubvest conner f ~ -,
running thence in a northwestTiy direction across he southwest a Of section ri
ne souQhesst a OF section % the northwes Il of Section % and ne nortbaaG
quaIefo OF S@1on ~ thence in a general orthery direction through ectbn -
ana section 10 and having its outlet in Battle Creek near In Southeast corner o.
T. NJ -" Nee - W. OF the 5h
o. secon 20 oWnshl n7 NJ. Range 81 W. near the centero IF the northwest
u or SAID Section 26, and running thence in a norhery direction tbrngh ~
south"es a of Section 20. ad ermfnatng In the main ditch at Ont M
proximatey 10 rods west of the center of said Sec+Lnn 81 ~ On a pom Up
NJ Range 81 ". of the 5h + NJ ""P i'
Branch No 7-Begfnning at a pon near the centerof the northwest " of
the northeast "a of Section "a Township OF N Range 81 W. ad runninot benoa
IN a outhWestery direction through the nothwes u of section "a sonI n
northeast 4 OF Section % ad having it's outlet in the main ditch near tb nr
OF section ~ all in Townsmp l07 \, Range 81 w. of the 5h + NJ
me following is a description OF each tract of and affetedb BY the prnosa5
oluee OF the register of deeds of Lake county, on the date Of thu filing Of te
petition, ad the proportion OF benefits liked for each tmt or trrnr~ "a ~.
such owners are hereby nou1ed to she cause On the dat bwpe nyr 4u 81
the proportion of benefits shall not b. fixed as stated: why
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
BLOW UP POLICE STATION
Boston Harbor Squad Escapes Injury
Neighbors Shaken Up.

Boston.-The station OF gthe harbor
police In the north end district was
partly wrecked by an explosion Of d.
Mantle that had been placed against
the outside wall apparently with intent
to destroy the building.
Four policemen were inside, three OF
them asleep In the dormitory, just
above the place where the explosion
tore a hole in the wall, but all escaped
harm Residents Of the %topulous tene
ments along Commercial and Saluta-
ton streets, near by, We're scared as
their houses were shaken, plaster was
cracked and broken glass fell about
them
The police said that the explosion
was intended probably as an act Of re-
taliation because some unlicensed
meetings led by industrial agitators
had been broken up recently by Off
GERS. Several suspected persons were
questioned, but no arrests were made
The residents OF the district are largely
foreigners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
Finds Dime In Fish's Gill.

Wichita. Kan-W. Il. Smith was re
Gently fishing in the Little Arkansas
just below the Central street dam and
lande1 a big channel catfish weighing
one and a half pounds The catch was
a beauty. and Mr.. Smith hurried to ex
tract the hook from its mouth. As he
ran his finger through the fsh's left gill
he found something metallic and upon
extracting IL found il 70 be "A bright.
= - cput piece.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
RISK FINE FOR CHARITY.
Young Women Sell Cigarettes Without
Federal License.

San Francisco. Sweet charity caused
$50 young women to break the federal
laws. If the penalty should be N,
forced they will be fined $500 each. a
total of $125.9 900.
Uncle Sam has a law that mentions q
license of $40 required Of those whc
would sell cigars or tobacco In any
form. The 250 women sold cigarettes
to the public for the benefit Of blind
soldiers. and, according to ]. J Scott
internal revenu collector. they are Tia
BILE because they neglected to get II
renses.
Now, there were 100000 cigarettes
sold. If the law should be enforced
each cigarette disposed of would cos
Its fair vender between q and % cents
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
Canal Wages Increased.

Panama. Dec. 30.-The board ap
pointed by Acting Governor Harding
TO consider a revision OF wages and
conditions Of employment of alien ca.
nal laborers, mostly negroes, has
granted an increase Of about 20 per
cent in pa to the lowest paid labor.
ers, maxim, the minimum wage II in
stead Of 10 ~.e.ts an hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
Don't Let Skin Troubles Spread.

Trivial blemishes are sometimes the
first warning of serious skin diseases.
Neglected skin troubles grow. DR.. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment promptly stops
the progress of eczema, heals stubborn
cases of pimples, acne. blotchy, red and
scaly skin. h antiseptic qualities Of
DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment kill the
germ and prevent hi spread of the
trouble For cold sores or chapped
hands. DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
offers prompt relief. At you druggist,
SO cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
Wisconsin Guards Pack Up.

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. rs. - The
First Wisconsin infantry and head
quarters OF the Wisconsin brigade.
scheduled to start for Fort Sheridan,
Ill. are packing their equipment. The
troops will get away in three sections.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-02
GIRL, FOLLOWING FASHION,
CHARGED WITH INSANITY

. Kansas City.-"If all young
. women followed the dictates OF
. fashion 10 the letter there
, would be few out OF the asy-
, lum,' was the way a sanity
!. commission put it when It Or
, dered the liberation of Mar
/. garet Wagner, seventeen years
, old. who was held on complaint
. of her mother. The latter
, thought the girl insane because,
, despite cold weather. she wore
, decollete gowns and short skirts.
, The daughters defense was.
/. "All the other girls dress that
. way"