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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

TPfen uub mir tperbeu Gu5 aud ni6t
t6bten, es iei benn baB esbr uns Dis
Serjtunb lstitet. g9ir tdiRpfen iebt
rur nit ber6ranbfatsl, S4reden Ders
breiteno unb uus orgGnHireno.
DeHn iebo3 Maenocal Hi9t am 20.
Wlai abSautt, 10 perten mir ben
&umpf auf &eben unb Sob beginner.
Dir fub IN biefer proDts 1900
Wunn tart. idmHtli5 gut nit Waf'
ZEN Osrfebeu unb bic sar3e Propin5
tpirb in enc Biiitenet nerpaRbelt pers
ben.- Cure Resierrng tnrn bieies
bur3 lire GtnmtI6rng Derhiubern.
Sd foroers cine amerifdnif9e Soms
million auf in bas Jurere bes QnHbes
III tDmmen, uuiers Streittrdfte IN
9tugeniaejR gu nebmen, Ii5 bur9 ben
QugenI3ein DON ben 8erhesrungen gu
iiberssugsn, be mir Gnrihter unb bunn
f3rer Rssisrung bic oolIs DabrAeit gu
IfGeeu.-
Der 9ufruf r6fiebt bann mil Der
folgsi1ber GrtIdrunS bes Gnfittuntsn
beg Re6elengsnerals:
,g9ie Gie Fe6en, itr1p bic RebelIer
burfpeg Ptger urb Gle biirfteu fi4
Der characterization bes Sa9res 1912
ertifnnsn, 'aIs in birfer Brubtrs 5000
gte1er Hiebsrgemadt tpuroen. Wtr
entiinen uns beFeu eberrfous mn ba
mir nunmebr fetpaffrst finb, rpirb Der
Sob Der 5000 pebrIoIeu Reger I'M
Sabre 1912 our9 eineH furdtbGreu
&rieu gsrdtf tperben".
gDis 9eorge Burton aus RrrtDnn,
gonn. beriihert babeu Die Rebeqeu m
Der Sriente probtrrs uuberbaIb Don
Sdntioeo uub oefen aIIeruG6fter Inn
qe6uH1 bic Sberh1r1b uub 8ranbftff,
tlirgen urb gliinherungen fiHb an Der
SaaesorSnurg. Giner fsinsr nGtften
Nohburr @ictpr Gnberfru ris Roro
9utot1 ipdre ouf EN- 6nor pon ben
ReqerrsbeIIer eebdngt porbe1L ME
Burton oeriihert, ba CT rift berrdtheu
ppute, no er feline Wsrtbfa4su uuo
Iyhistsn nerftett bate.
Die tlIbouiffe Reoieruno fGrbte
auf piebsrbotte 6iTFsseTu6e Sruppeu
ub. poruuf bin fi6 be Rsbe1en m bic
Bdloer suriidaoasn urb nift gefuns
BEN iDrroeu tuurter.
us6sr Grau'urteiter bon Setten
Der Re6sIIer puBte aud Der &unubier
Truncis 9r0le an berittsr, ber nit
isin.r Sruu uub Fiinf seirbern erttdm
unb BEN borIGufie, bn CT o6[lio nit.
tenos. bic onnounq oerDeiuert tpuroe,
bta ber britiTfe Surful F9 BEG Fulles
bot. 9ru'e Dur auf
elmer 9uterpIdntooe beft>SFtht GENE
FEN. Die MIR oreibiq W1eiIer oou Sdnz
tinao sntFsrnt iFt uno Ct nriBte auf
eebets Der Re6erfen bei Rud1t unb
gtcfeI nit ieiner ssurufIie FGihteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
RsgsrrebsIlsH broben nit sineul
MaiIdere alIer 2LuslGnber.

Rem gort, 6. Weot. - RAD ben
gebauptungsH DON "a ameritanTi den
uuo engIH8eu Glii6tlingen, bic am
Sonntaa bier etusGruffen firb. per.
ben bic Qnipefen DON QmeritGnern
uub aHbsreu glusIdnbern in &uba BON
yteserrebelsn in ben 0titritten bon
palmarita, 9dbate, unb Miranoa tr
Der prooinj Orisnte nieberge6rarni
uno eepliHbert. auberbem itebt, Di'
bic Glii4tIinse perf6ern. cine Rhber'
meblung ulIer bortigsr GuslGnber 81
bsfar6ten. tpsun bic 8srstnigten Stoa'
ten riht urser5itelih fia eiurpiIber
6u bic tltbnniI6e ReaieruHg ben 2luf.
rii6reru gtgerii5sr p5lig modflos 1T,
Die meiften Der FIi6tIings sntiamen
uur nit bsm pas .iis auf BEN 9eibe
trugeu.
Sie 6ra3ten aud siu BON lie uob
in oem betrefferfben Gebist suriidgez
bliebentn Qmsritunsr uuter3ethuetes
GjeIu6 nm 6itfe NIT, bas unOer5igIth
an bag Stodtspepartemert IN WaI9z
ington geidu6t peroeu fpG.
0em SeTu9 nm 6ilfe ift EN- Gufs
ruT beigefiiat, Der ppn Seuerul Bios
WaIe, bem Sii9rsr Der furbtaeu Rez
bsueu m bic ameriiartf6eu 4niisolsr
srlaFen babsn iou. Yer 9Iufrif Iaus
let fDie FuIgt:
.oSfbr tperoet am lruleiteu 6riiaen
un6 pir fDer0eu Guh UisoermeBelu bis
Gusr GebsuG in @aTbingtOH gehort
ipiro unb bic Ginmifauug ameritus
siringt gorliufie rpsroeu mir uiht
aeaen bic Regisrunsstruppen tdm'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

ner Jront bon brei Rifomeserr 5pt
f4ea MGsrs'plsuib unb GonneIisu
i5irIs Derlufte.
.armse bes 0eutf&sn Gronprin'
sen: Radbem Der srfts Dsriu5 Der
l5ranaoien. an Der 2tsne bur6aibre.
den ON 16. 4pril miblunsen mar, be-
reit.te Der SeiRb nit alien ibm sur
@srfiigtns itsbenben StIfsmittsla cine
neue Operation Dor. Gri45pfte Sis
Siiionsn ipuroeu bur4 neie sriss. uHs
es tpurben iDeitsre RsIerbeu beraRse'
brd9t. DDS 9f9iiBfsuer unb bas
WlineH,perfen nabm Don Sag 81 Gag
on Ssftisisit gu uub errei4te bur9 bic
@eriDsnbuns aler Deriiisbdren Rail-
ber bic sr6Bts icipeit erIsbts 9sftis-
ieit.
Gngriffs an 4. nHb 8. Ulai u5rbs
li9 DON R9eims uub in Der Gbanpdg'
ne tpnrer @orldufer str.es neueR
Dir9brudosrIuds, Der seiiern Wor.
gen Stpii4eR Gillette unb Groonue,
ouf elmer Sront Don 80 RilOmarn
eiHieste unb ii9 gu etueu sspaltissn.
bis Ipit IN bic 9tdht btneiu pdbreH'
ben Gampf esfaltete. Der 9eriu4
mar eiu Depse5li9er. Der sslDaliigs
9oritoboeriu6 purSe Ooafdnbig abb
sei4Ilseu. 9eR Qugriffen purbe in
RdbtdmpfeH bur5 uniere beIbenmii.
tbtse JHfdHterie Giubalt ssbotsH,
pdbreuS iie gum She'll aua bur3 Gss
geHmsriffs unO sutse5ieItes Sef4ab'
Feuer a6selDisien tpurben. au osrfdies
bsnen Stsllsn tam es gu Rdmpfeu um
ben geIis uniersr pOrOeriteH SfJiisen'
grd6eu. SeitIi& BON ROpors 9eb6ft
baben mir ben n0rblifsH Qb5aug bss
g5smin bss 9ames bej.st.
ebeuIo ME am A. Dlnt fiirmtsn
bic 5ran3oieu nit 6sipnbersr Ssftig.
tsit, Obne Riifii9t auf bic geipaItigeH
9srlufs, bic iie srliiten, aegsn ben
Winterberg, no unfere SteIIunsen
bur6 oas Teuer Der GsI6iiBe iapsr.
fen SaIi6ers U0IIig 3erf0rt ipuroeH,
Die 5obe mitldmmi bem 9orf G6e'
oreeur, am 46bdns bes gerges seIes
gen, perblieb In ben !5dnhen bss i5siRs
Ses. Webrsre bunbsrt gtTaugens purs
ben .ingsbro9t. Weiisre Qngrifie ipsr,
ben erpartet. Seute Morssn ma9te
Der Geinb ipiebsrum eirsn 4ngrifi auf
S66e SO. 100. 0ftIi5 non Rsubi[t,
absr bisisr ansrtff ipurbe dbseipiss
fen.
5n Der Champagne, fiioiusItlih BON
fpurbsn psrIdiebene Qrlgriffe
Der GraH3Oisn n6sefctlagsn. Die 8dbl
Der Gsfonesnsn, bic bier am 4. aub 5.
Dlai sema6i ipurben, 1T auf 672 ees
Iiisgsn unb be geute bsliuft ii6 iebt
uuf 20 Wai6tnenssfpsbre uuo 80
neafeuergeIhiibe.
4rmee bss Serjogs 4Pre6t: GO m
uihts BON bslonbersr 8i1tieisit gu
melben.
Sn auftidmpfen fofpie burh bic
Ebdtistsit unitrsr 4bpebrgsItiibe
esrIor Der SeinS IA 1Iusseuas uNo
iuberbem ipurO.n sipei 5eTsI6dIons
tbssi8of.u.-
s sbcpreut Hitbt BON ben
6raHSoien genommeu.
Ger 1m Somrtng abertb bon Der
oberiteu Seeresieitling reroffe,itIidte
9cridlt Ialtet ipie foIgt:
sRadJ Der bIiitiaen 9liegerIaee, BIZ
ie seilern all Der aisnc crlitIcn bat.
en-, babei Die 5ronsoien ibren angriff
lid ernciiert geiIr bei Der MiHter.
'urs, oitlidl pon Gruonne. inib nene
a,npfe I'M ganae.
Die 9eittbeililng i'm @erid)t bonn
eiitiseu DOruiittaa. Dab gSsDreus Seul |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

ISen Srmsoien eenouunen norber iet
lDdr irrtbtlnlib. 9ns Snrf beihtbel
Itidj In unierem 8efiS-
Geutider 6Iicger iber
O6eiia
Sn Dem geribt bonn 6ItIif,er
arieasibairpIas niel6et bic Sberitf
Seeresleitung. bab ON Sanritag cir
6eittides SIilgseug iiber GoeiIa, ar1
Sfnudr5en meer eelegel, flog ifr6 6at
bisies bls srfe bsuii3e 9ui.f9iff par,
Elpeld,cs iiber. biejau tSafen ilog. Ser
geridt bonn Sldt1en unb bonn mage.
0c1lii4eu &rieg5itnupIas Iautet wie
folet:
Geitlifer ssricgsidsaitoIos: Daa
erite beutite GIugaeug jog seiaru
iiber O6eii1.
NRe6oniftber ariessi6a,tpIas
Das Iebbatte @efdGtsie,er IN Der
Gerna @iegaug bdu.rte an Hab mar IN
oes geabe Don qaipIoDa ben bejoa0e'
rer Seftigteit.-
% as bic Grau3oier Ia gen
9art& 6. Mui. 9tae @ortbeile,
bic bon ben Gran5oTsn in ben seftrigen
Seiiirrpfeu noropeitIib bon SaiiiUn er.
ruugen iporSen, iin6, rUie baS Rriegs.
,n:niiterilam am Soniltag befannt ga6,
linsenbtet 3ablrei6er beftiger @eseu.
|on9riffe pdbrelto Der Rutt bebauptet
iporben. 0ur3 bic Soufilibiruug bss
Japonncnen @ehietS batm Die S5ran.
Soien icst iaft ben gnn3er S6oben3ug
5eiest, auf benz entlang Der Gbemn
bes Gurnes iiibrt. Die 3ahl Ger @e.
scngeuen tit auf $500 D6qnn geitiegen
iuto es tuiIrgeu iieben Gei9iisc er.
be,Itet.
9torbfpeitIif ron Rbeims finb hef.
tige glrtilleriefunrpfe mi @ongc,
e6enio nie IN Der Gbarrpaone. Ster
tturoe siu Gtiibpunft 6es Gein6es III
Ger RGbe ges Dto1rt $mit BON 6sit
Jrau3oier erObstt urio gegen nIIe @e.
aeuangriffe gebalten. Ger 8erid)t 1T
i'm @ortldiit ME folgt:
vRorooiuit, ron SaiiInas mnften
pdbreito Der Radt Die 9eiitiden jabl.
rei9e @eserngriffe init groben Srus.
peltmniien alif Die BON ms geitern er.
cberten Stellungen. @on gnn3 bcIcn.
berer Seftisteit fparsn bic Sdupfe Sci
Qaffnur. n6rblia Don bsm 1rebmpnt
Beboit. n6rblih non 8rtpe.eu-s!apn.
n6is uro norooitli6 BON gornp.
lteberaG rpproen Die @enriihirtaen
ocs 6eilIoes pereitelt uno ieine Srilp.
pen fpnron ouseinonhergeiprengt, IN.
Gem 0ie angriffe eittueoer Snrch unicr
Geusr ooer nit Sem g1ionett d6eetpie.
len nairoen. gair baben uniere G's.
lptnnite boamif bebollptet. uniere
Srilppen boben bas eroberte @ebiet
organiiirt, ipns BENEFIT, oaB oie Gent.
fhen iopobI pdhreub Der Sample I'm
geitrigen, pie audi geIe9entli6 Der
gInariffe tpdbreno Der Radr blutige
gerluite erIttten.
Niles IN Allem genorulen iifio mir
olr6 bic Sperationen, Die am 4. uio
5. 9lai in @erbinbung nut Den Ope-
rationeH Der Gugldn6er auseefiihrtI
Serren oes eroberen SbeilS
oeS $6ben5uees eetporoen, auf Dem
Ifh auf elmer Stre9e BON 30 ailome.
tern Der Ghelnin Oes Games entLono
,iebt. Die 8abl Der ioFpeit ge51Aten
Seianecnen beldilit iidb aiif $500, bar.
Iuter 1h0 Gffisiere. bon ecnen nreb.
sese Observation-Disclosures iiite.
ysir bn6en iieben @eihiite. 0arua,er
,iliiac BON id.perem ailiber, er.
,eiltet
S.ftiae 2lrtiuerirldnlpfe Tanben
pcu aleims uro il. Der
sbaurpdsne lpeitli6 bonn GFoilt Gcr. !
lpiIlet itntt. g3ir eroberten einen be,
aitistcn ShiRpuatt iuao EaeieB nass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Sic Seri6te nom 6riegsid)amplab emtbaltem
bie fraiieftem 2Si6eripriide.
glad oer oeut(6en 2,eraon if Oct frans0f(6e 9nr&-
6rn&speru6 an oer AifeHe Graonne Sront miefunsea.
sSabrenb iopobl bc ran5niem tue AUDI bie Gmslamne,
aaerbamb Grfpl8e mtelben.

SGt
Fatfbm
F@
S6at
ct Paburs
Gr @rDsne
innDauhn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
SF amsemideinlid) >oie situatiom init Sesmg
amf Sem 2(ufftanS amf Sanba.
Antereani(&e unO 6ritif6e 9fa6ffnse 6eri6ten h6er
Ole S&re6eas6err(6af Oct Uegerre6ereu,
Seren Sibrer init eitter s'tnidad)tuns aer Slmerit
iuto S(uslanber sebrnbt 1at.

1h NJ @a g0f dn0arofHe
Hegf9 cen anfrNta bic 0FetaAue TO 70
81
mmOn9e pa t &ea6aEHg
proE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

ii6 ser Ten1o ausitIieBIid Der @g'
ploiiugsi3oFe.
gtumdnii9er srkesi4auplas; 5n
Der G,eaenb DON SOb5i 9aiur6I1,
peitlftb BON RouaItir 9ohinul, ers
oriff oer Ieino bic Sffeuitoe. 0urd
anIer geTtibfeuer tpurben bic feiuoIts
6sn 9ruppen in ibre GrdbsH surits
aetrisbeu 4u ben ii6rigen 9bsileH
ber Tront fam es gu 0sipebrfeuer unb
,u llebsrfdlen bunh Grsnuoigungss
mdrHibafteH.
&risgsi9duplas I'M Sduidius: 9tm
28. 2lpriI ieBtsn uniers Sruppen dnT
oas re6te llfer oes Glufes 8iala m
Der RGbe ots Dories Tlsibau fiber,
iberrumpelten Die 9ir,sn unS iebrten
nit % Gsfdngeneu suriid. glus frates
aiIdben @riinosn nahmen in Der Sc
qeuS pou Oanett unb Wtuid uuiere
5ruppen neue Steaunseu Elm. Die
lettpre StaOt pl,rbe pom BEN 9iirfen
beisst.
unTere }lisasr rpnrfen 8ombsr auf
ben ga6n6of in WiIna ab. 5ejnoIide
Glisaer bslegteu StantsIoppTf nit
8onbsu."
Ger ttalieuif DE 8eriht
Rpm, uia oonbOn, 6. Rui. 9as
&riegsmiuiitsrium bot am Sountag
oas 5oloenOe belannt gegsber:
,sSSrn &itico 2lbihnitt uuo aft oem
gIiaao glateau erreidte ons GefauBr
telier eine 1mB ouGcrorbeutIidye Set.
tiqteit .4u ben gbbdngsn bss Wouts
3ugnd ornng cine uuiere GrtuHots
aun9gabtbeillngsn in bic feinolihen
Sdii senordben Elm uub braats 9e'
Fangene Iolpis geuts 5uriid.
Na6 beftigsr Misunderstanding
eelana es osm 5etno cine uHierer Dors
gei9cbsnen StelIungen iloOfIi5 bon
DOa 9osrt ~ bsIsssn
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@efferberidt.

Sbio: SrItss Better ON Wcntus
am 9isnftug i4Onss. pdrmsrss Dst'
ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

ebeHfo tDurSeH itar.e Gnsrtffe bsr
ensldnbsr sluiiaen Cons unS
GaeaHt prompt dbsetpiejar.
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gebr ernH

St allsm Grf9ein nu9 sur Sstt bic
Gage in Scuba.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

Gran3Oien 5ebauptsu. norbpeFiIi6 Don
SotHoHs GrfUIss erransea sl
bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Ote ariegslase.

aaut benz Senti6en gsridi 9ait.n bic
JrausOieu nit ibrem 9ar9bru8s.
be1ud an Der GiletteGraoans
SroTtt tein Oliid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Bel ben 2tngriffDeriu6n baben bic
GrGasoien gang se,DuItiss Der.
LUTTE erIitten.

Inter Der Don ben 0eutTdsu s.u,ad,
tsH @eute tefinSen fi9, 90 Ra.
&neaseUehre uab fiirifsis
GfueHeuerssidiss I
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DA:fa 0m S4Ddr5sn mssr erbitlt am
Samfas gum erita Usal ben
8siu9 zines beiti&ea Glis-
oerA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13
RED CROSS drive
COMMITTEES OUT TODAY CAN
WASHING THE BUSINESS
DISTRICT.

Two crews of Red Cross workers
were canvassing the business district
of town today taking subscriptions
for membership. S. T. May and F. c.
Schueller operated on the east side of
Egan avenue, while III. III. Holdridge
and John w. Walden collected on
the west side. The plan for this
drive is of a character calculated to
let none escape. In the business
places visited they give a large serv-
ice flag, and on it are pasted stars
representing the number of mem
bers the place furnishes the cause.
The solicitors are having excellent
success. The executive committee
meet Saturday evening in the high
school with the 100 women selected
for the drive of Sunday afternoon in
the residence district to plan for the
drive and allot districts. 1t is ex-
pected that the city will be thorough
ly covered in this manner without
imposing much work on any one
committee. In this, too, are offered
the smaller service flags for the fam
lily memberships, with the stars rep
resenting the number of the family
belonging to the Red Cross. Both
the family flags and those of the
business houses are to be illuminated
on Christmas eve.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13
CAPT. LINSTAD WRITES
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION OF
COURTESIES IN MADISON.

Capt. Otto b. Linstad, u. S. A,
41st division, who will be remember
ed as having had charge of the Lake
county boys on Normal campus in
the fall, writes to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Rowland from Camp Mills, l.. L., N.
Y, as follows:
AT this late date allow me to
thank you most kindly for your many
courtesies to me when in Madison
and also for the delightful box OF
sweets handed me at the depot. ]
am wearing that silk flag of yours
in my heart" shirt pocket and shall
continue to do until the close of the
war. I've thought of you all many
times.
Our Madison boys are here and
leaving soon for France. lido not GO
yet, for which l am deeply lamentine
with myself. Am going to take UP
new duties at another place, but dc
not know the exact nature nor the
location yet. Greet all my friends
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13
DRAFT 25S"
AN INSPIRING WAR STORY AT
THE LYRIC THEATER.

One of the very best war plays to
be presented in Madison was Draft
258" at the Lyric theater last wen.
ing. The audience was large and en-
thusiasm was manifest throughout
the evening. The play will be pre-
sented a second time at the Lyric
this evening. The story is of a typ
ical American family. Mary Alden
a shop girl, tells her sweetheart she
will marry him when he ONE to heI
In a uniform, and he happily complies
with her request. One of her broth
err, Matthew, is a socialist, and Ger
man agents use him as their tool be-
fore he realizes their true motives
Mary is a genuine torch of patriot.
ism, inspiring many to give both
themselves and their money to the
service of the government. Mary is
abducted by German agents and plac'
ed in an aeroplane factory which they
are about to blow up. The climax Ii
exciting in the extreme, and the pro.
duction CLOVIS with patriotism and
devotion to the nation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13
A new INDUSTRY
TO RENDER GREASE AND PRE-
PARE 1T FOR SOAP MAX
ING-BUY PLANT.

A partnership was formed yester-
day by M. McCannick and Clarence
Spawn to enter the business OF rem
dering dead carcasses, prepare the
grease for soapmaking, and work the
residue into fertilizer. The slaughter
house formerly operated by Ed Mel
son, known as the Molumby slaugh-
ter house, and four acres of land in
the southeast part of town was pur-
chased, and the buildings will be re-
modelled for the purpose. About
$4,000 worth of equipment has been
ordered. There is a large boiler for
generating steam, and tanks for rem
dering, CHARTERS, and a mill for
grinding fertilizer or feed. They
have actually begun the business OF
buying, but the rendering work will
not begin until the machinery can be
installed.
Mr.. McCaEnick said this morning
that he had long been looking for
man to enter this business with him
recognizing the necessity and oppor'
tunity offered. He now thinks thai
la mar who will take hold OF the op'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13

OLD soxDxE1 arvzs 1Hco1nrxHDA.
xIo1.
Gustav Wangelin. commander Of @. A.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-13

Eat dt JACK y.
For Sale. Jewel base burner.
cheap.-Hatttie B. Borland.
For Sale or Rent. Five room cot
tage. Apply at this office.
Wanted. Small modern house or
rooms for light housekeeping
Phone 2276.
am now in my new quarters, first
door north of e. l.. Peck furniture
store.-T. d. Lee.
Have you seen Osborn's ad with
the 10 per cent coupon?
United States war thrift and saw
ings stamps Cor sale at Dakota State
bank.
Demonstration of Kings process
dried fruit at Soule's Grocery, Friday
and Saturday.
Good seven room house, First
street Sc, for rent at $40 per month.
Inquire of Ed Kiner.
Joseph Henkin and Z. Sheridan G.
Sons offices are now on the second
floor of the Security State Bank
building, at the rear of DR.. Hanson's.
Wanted. To rent a barn, close in.
suitable for two horses and a delivery
car, yard room for wagons, water
and hay room. Apply at this office,
Everything in the line of warm
footwear at Nick Bjornstad's.
A fine line of holiday slippers fol
ladies, men, and the children at Nick
Bjornstad's. 4
Just received, a new lot of ladies
battleship gray kid boots; price 81 al
Nick Bjornstad's.
Owing to trains missing connec.
tons, Billy West will not be at the
Imperial tonight.
Merchant of Venice, Up to Date, >
an all boy cast, will be presented al
high school auditorium this evening
Admission, 35 cents.
Welcome Stout departed by an aft.
ernoon train for points in North Da.
kota on business and will thence pro,
coed to Bellingham, Wash, to spend
the winter.
The ladies of st. Katherine's guild
will hold their Christmas sale and
supper in the basement of the M. e
church next Saturday from $50 tC
Z o'clock. A good meal for 35 cents
Schools Nos. /, 2 and 3, of Frank.
lin township, will give a basket social
at the John Schnell schoolhouse to-
morrow (Friday) evening for the
benefit of the Red Cross. An excel
lent program has been prepared. II
is expected a large number of people
from this city will attend the socia.
Why pay 6 cents a bar for laun
dry soap? Our early purchase enables
us to sell a box of 100 bars of either
Bob White, Flake White, Electri,
Spark, Crystal White or Lenox soaI
at $4.65 per box, a saving of "a pei
cent on your investment, while they
last.-Soule's Grocery.
All the girls of the Presbyterian
Sunday school are asked to meet fol
practice at the home of Mrs. How'd,
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon aftel
school. And both the boys and girls
are requested to meet for rehearsal
at the church Saturday afternoon "a
4 o'clock.
H. Becker, living in the westpar
of the city, appeared yesterday be
fore President III. H. Holdridge o.
the Red Cross, and bought member
ships for the whole family. He made
the assertion that he was in the rae,
to get the first family service flag il
the city-and he succeeded,
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The funeral of Mrs. George Peters
will be held at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church in Third street NV to-
morrow afternoon at 1890. Rev.
Oberheau, of Wentworth, will con-
duct the services. Interment will be
made in Graceland cemetery.
Mrs, Eliza link was a departure
by a morning train for Corpus
Christi, Tex, to spend the winter.
The Madison winter colony at Corpus
Christi comprises Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Cole and Frank Lei
terman.
Lieut.. N. L. Wselchli goes tomor-
row to Camp Dodge to take up his
duties in the training camp of the
national army, being required to re-
port there on the 18th. Until he can
be assured of something of a per-
nancy of location he will leave his
wife and child in Madison. Geo. HI.
Waskey goes with him as far as
Sioux Falls, where he will transact
business and return Saturday.
Thermometers dropped sharply
last night, recording as low as 33 be-
low zero. There was little wind, and
though this is the lowest mark made
by instruments this season, buildings
were not so hard to heat as they were
during the wind and cold of Sunday
and Monday with a higher tempera-
ture. A few degrees more of cold
last night would have frozen instru.
ments of mercury column, as mercury
freezes at SO below zero.
Aberdeen dispatch: Upon hearing
of the special Conservation and 10y
atty day in South Dakota on Sunday,
December 16, Bishop Charles Bayard
Mitchell, of st. Paul, Mimi, sent the
following message to the people of
the Sunshine state: 1T is no mere
catchword that Herbert Hoover en-
ploys when he says that food will
win this war; for in the long strug-
gle ahead of us, the side that can
feed it's army will be the side that
will win. We Americans have never
known what it means to sacrifice on
our food. We must now learn. Ev-
cry ounce of food which we save will
be needed by our self-sacrificing and
gallant allies. We will have enough
for ourselves and our friends if we
do not waste. America expects ev-
cry woman to do her duty"
Letters to Santa Claus in care of
the Imperial theater continue to
come in floods from the little folks
of the county. Little chaps who have
never had a real Christmas are writ
ing letters that would do many of
us good, and bring a contraction of
the throat in the region of the
Adams apple. And for the most part
their requests are simple and reason
able. One in particular wanted a
dollie-not a large dollie-an apple
and a small hot water bottle-she
said she was not a very big little
girl. She evidently had a little sister
who wrote to Santa Claus, too, in
the manner of very small children.
Probably the good saint can read it
nobody else could. Great is the de-
mand for red mitttens and stocking
caps. Once in a number will occur
requests for sleds, skates or foot
balls. But for the most part the lit
tie ones have an appreciation of the
practical, and want the simpler and
more useful things. Most of them
Claus when he comes on the train
Claus whe nhe comes on the train
Saturday afternoon.
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Grafton of the work will do well. Mr..
Spawn will have the management
and active charge of the rendering
works, while Mr.. McCannick will con
tinue to conduct the business of the
Madison Iron G. Metal company.
While the business will be for the
purpose of obtaining the fats al first,
it was suggested this morning that
if it went as well as they expected
they might later use their own ma
terials in making soap. But this
would develop later.