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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26
ENDORSED BY THE CIVIC AND
Child WELFARE CLUB.

Jack and the Beanstalk." the pic
Irritation OF the age-old fairy tale.
shown at the Imperial theater, Mon
day, Tuesday and matinee Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30. is heartily endors-
ed by the Civic and Child Welfare
club of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

Entries for the singles and dou-
bles tournament for Thanksgiving
day will close Wednesday night, En-
try fee In each event will be 81,
which will pay for the games and
leave 20 cents to 60 into prize mon
ey. The tournament will be rolled
on a handicap basis. the same as in
former years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

Not only middle aged women but
younger ones. too. suffer from back
ache, pains In side. swolleh ankles. sore
muscles. rheumatic pains and kindred
ailments without knowing that there are
most often the result OF deranged or
ovorworked kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills
aao good medicine for kidney trouble.
Sold everywhero.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

A cough remedy must be good to give
satisfaction In q northern states vari-
able weather. Bertram Bros, Green
Bay, Wis., write: W. have used Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar and recommend II
to anyone who needs q good. reliable
cough and cold remedy" Relieves
rou opens air passages. eases strang-
ling fight for breatb Sold everywhere.
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Total ........ $50, S26.63
State Of South Dakota. County Of Lake.
/, c. A. S~tensland. cashier of the above
named bank 10 solemnly swear hat the
above statement Is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
G. A. STENSLAND, Cashier.
Subscribed M sworn to before me
this Gath day of November, 1917.
+. j. SCHUELLER,
Notary Public.
Ccrrect-Attest:
c.. E.. OLSTAD.
J. j. MACKAY,
Directors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

The schedule for the Madison
Bowling league for this week is as
follows:
Tonight, Security State Bank VS..
Smoke House; Tuesday. Hanson's
jewelers. vs.. Inside Inn; Friday;
Scudder Bros. VS.. Daily Leader.
The standing of the team for the
week ending November % is as fol-
IOruo.
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STRIKES N SPLITS
BY ID. d.. G.

Roswell came over this morning
for a return match and were beaten
by 81 pins. Following are the scores:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

Quality-Servlce is The Daily Lead
er's watchword In news. printing and
advertising. Try US
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

Don't miss this. Cut but this slip. en-
close with s cents to Foley q Co, 1885
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill. writing
your name and address clearly. You
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group; Fo-
ley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

Five hundred per cen or more on
an investment IL q good thing. Lit
tie wants ads In The Daily Leader
viii bring these results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-26

For anything In printing phon,
The Daily Leader. 3143.
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Market for Old Copper.

France is now in the market as n
purchaser of copper Mt home. in the
shape Of utensils, just as other coun-
,ries have been for long time. For
the present the government is seeking
principally old copper 'aiembics," or
iquor stills. of nn almost obsolete pat
tern that are found in some regions.
although II purchases any copper OBJ
iect offered for sale. Since copper stills
sannot readily be shifted from point
20 point by their owners. the govern
nent has organized y series OF collec-
don parties. each under command OF
an officer. which are touring several
If the departments and picking up
such copper as is offered for sale. The
government offers 4 france $50 cents)
per kilogram.
The half dozen departments where
the collection tours are taking place
nave been notified OF the exact day
and hour when the collectors may be
expected to arrive. In all liz towns
In six departments are being visited.
Meanwhile the government maintains
Paris sort of old copper head1unr-
tiers at Avenue dc SAKE. where
utensils and objects of all kinds made
Of red copper may be turned in at 4
francs the kilo.
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WON'T LET HIM BE EXEMPTED
New York Woman Writes to Authori-
ties That She Is Not Dependent
on Husband.

Albany. n. Ys-Not all women In
New York state want their bubbles
kept OF the firing line. Mrs Mildred L,
Mount. postmistress OF Ofeott. Niagara
county, doesn't. for one.
The adjutant generals Office has re-
ceived a communication from Mrs.
Mount In. which she takes Issue with
her husband. Harry Blosser Mount. on
the matter of dependency. Postmis-
tress Mount declares that her husband
registered ON June 8 and claimed ex-
emption from military service on the
grounds that he was an assistant post
master In the service Of his wife. This.
Mrs. Mount says. dcesnt libc with tho
facts Her husband. according to the
letter, has been employed on the Inter
national railway for about two months
prior to registration and bad - no way
assisted ~ In the once.
Il am perfectly capable Of caring fql
my two children and myself" the post.
mistress wrote. and to clinch me case
added ~And an In no wsy dependent
upon him.
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SHERWOOD EDDY TO
SPilk IN DENVER

= An important conference of leading
men from every county of the state
has been called to meet In Denver on
october 24th to consider important
matters relating TO the morale OF the
American and Allied armies.
Mr.. George Sherwood Eddy OF New
york viii address this meeting. Mr..
Eddy is one OF the international Sec
retaries Of the Y.M.C.A. and has spcnt
many months in the different war
zones He has had many conferences
with General Pcrshirg and with tho
leaders Of the English. French and
: italian armies and n probably ~ we'll
acuuaintcd with their needs. other
sEan strictly military. q any nan in
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The world Mr. Eddy is also a bril-
liant and forecful speaker OF wide rep
utation-
A, this conference will be consid.
cred what are Colorado's responsible.
tiles in this world crisis and how they
should be met. There is not town or
village in the state but now has-rep.
resentatives either at the battle front
or in training to 20 there. They know
they are TO meet dangers. but they
will also meet temptations never
dreamed of before. Shall we allow
hem to fight these latter battles un.
aided or shall We surround them with
helps and safeguards that will enable
them TO. return TO us Uf they escape
death in the battlcfeld) clean and
pure in body and mind and with their
high ideals upsullied?
The railroads have made reduced
rates for all who wish 10 attend the
meeting and II is hoped there may be
representatives from every county in
he state. Mr.. w. s. Hopkins. the
state secretary Of the Y.M.C.A. is in
charge of the arrangements and will
be glad 70 give any further informa-
on. He mny be addressed at room
20. Association building, Denver.
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WESTCLIFFE NEWS
Cwet Mountain Tribune)

VIII Nelson came up from Canon
City Tuesday to give the ''nppul" out
look the "once over" On second
thought. however. he decided TO per
form the mining stunt. Not no much
ton or as biz knoek.down as is oh
tanned from fruitful. labor. but Dill
should sauibble.
Mrs. James Ryan and son Leon
drove TO Canon City last Sunday to ac-
company Miss Mae Case that far on
her return to her home in Missouri.
Miss Case has been with relatives
pere for the past two years.
Dr. Pearson. veterinary. OF Canon
City. spent few days with relatives
In Rosita the latter part of last week.
Miss Amelia Reuker left for Canon
City Thursday to remain for while
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Mother, Frantic Over the Loss Of
Her Own Infant, Resorts
to Theft.
FOOLS HER HUSBAND
Man, Home From Extended Business
Trip, Believes Child His Own,
Until Police Reveal Age
Discrepancy.

Boston.-When Mrs. Josephine NJ
Blaine of Dorchester, Mass, entered
the Boston Homeopathic hospital. on
the eve of motherhood, she did so with
high hopes and ambitions for the lit
tie one that was 10 be brought into
eeins. The baby came and died. When
the mother was told. she lay as IL
stunned and her life was despaired
of. But nature was strong and the
woman recovered sufficiently TO de-
part for her home n few days ago.
Leaving the hospital, a frail little
woman clothed in somber black, Mrs.
Blaine did not take u car TO her home.
Instead, she walked brooding over an
lnestimnble loss. picturing her greet
ing, whep she should meet her hus-
band, whb was on Il business trip and
had not learned of the baby's death.
wife and their little one.
Real Mother Discovers Loss.
As she passed store in the heart
of the shopping district she saw three
baby carriages unattended. She peered
Into one of them A lusty little fel-
low was sleeping quietly. Without a
moments hesitation she pushed the
carriage down the street and took the
baby home.
Meanwhile the real mother. after
making her purchase. left the store
and looked in vain for the baby and
carriage. She notified the police and
In a short time ciews were obtained
that focused about the home OF Mrs
Blaine An officer entered the house
and inquired of the woman as to the
number OF persons In the household
Mrs. Blaine named her husband, her
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LETTER FROM LIEUT.. MCLAIN
60lNG OVER SEAS

A lett0 has just been received by
the parents of Lieut.. Ernest J. Nc
Lain written aboard ship in which
Lieut.. McLain says:
Il am in the harbor here Some
where in Canada ] would like very
much to tell you where 1 am and de
scribe this interesting place bur being
censored makes it an imposslbilty
Five days ago hurt my right hand
IN life boa; drill and today is the first
day have been able TO use it at all.
II am feeling wonderful and have
1 fine time. II is all so interesting. |
have seen more things already than
he ordinary man is privileged TO see
in a life time and am only started on
my trip The sea. SO far has been very
calm and sailing is fine. All has been a
pleasure. The meals are fine and ac-
sommodations first class.
Il have seen ships of all kinds and
descriptions from four-masted sailing
vessels TO English armored cruisers
and torpedo boats.
MANY times while l stood on the
deck watching the wonderful sunset
and surroundings have I wished for
all Of you TO be with me any enjoy it.
II have talked to Canadians who
have returned from the front and they
the very interesting and exceedin Siy
ociable sort of fellows The English
and Canadian people are fine and they
-eat me as though was one of them.
The third day out on our trip one
If the fellows let out a shout that he
saw submarine. but of course it was
mistake. What he saw was an i'm
mense whale. in fact there was n
whole school of them They passed very
close to our ship. Also saw shark
and a tortoise.
There is just SO much that would
Ike 10 write and so little than l can
hat 1t is almost impossible TO com
pose a letter"
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Pushed the Carriage Down the Street.
self. and their baby. five months old.
He asked to see the child after n
brief interview with the husband. who
replied to an inquiry by stating that
the baby was about three weeks old.
Finding she was trapped, Mrs. Blaine
broke down and confessed.
Law Steps In.
Mrs. Agnes Law. the real mother of
the baby. was summoned and identi-
fed her child She. too. cried. first
with joy, then with woman's sym
paihy for another. The law stepped
in ard Mrs. Blaine was taken to q s'a-
ton house. charged with kidnapping
Noting her condition. officers suggest
ed that she be removed to n hospit nj
for treatment. Her husband, SHOCKED
but loyal, accompanied her ard speat
the night in consoling the grief-strick-
en- woman. 1t is not believed the
charge OF kidnapping VIII he prosecuted
by the authorities
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you have read in your newspa pers and
magazines. You will hear much more
!. n the next two weeks In the
east we have grown to look on this as
e have on the starving Armenians.
and famipe-stricken Chinese, as a
lshing apart. from our lives-a thing
we deplore but cannot help.
But nov that we have Two hundred
thousand American boys in France.
and by spring will have a million more
American boys in France, and some of
hese boys are from Fremont county
from Canon City. Florence. Penrose.
md the coal eamps-it becomes our
immediate concern
We must save in our own home In
order that these men fighting for our
conntry-for our own county-may
be fed.
And some OF us must volunteer and
accept assignments to put this Card
Campaign over. 1t will be up TO some
Of US TO show the people the way they
can serve their country in this time of
re distress.
who will be asked 10 serve in this
short campaign OF only a week. that
while al first the task seemed APPALLING
TO me. as ii opens up and the organi-
zation begins TO unfold II begins to
look like no task at all. II will be
week of pleasant. agreeable service
one OF the finest works OF patriotic
endeavor ever undertaken in this
county. II workers respond cheerfuty
ii viii not require more than three
hours n day for about week OF any
persons time who goes out with the
Pledge Cards. You are asking for no
money. You have nothing to sell You
are doing every person a service who
signs the card and you will come in
from your days work with the glow OF
pride known only TO the soldier who
has been victorious in battle or of he
who has served his fellowman.
And let me impress upon you all
you who will be asked to serve. and
you who will be given the opportunity
TO sign this Pledge card-that this is
not the, scheme OF any society or or
-anization or of any set OF individual
fadfsts but IL is the work of the
United States government and our in
structions come direct from Mr. Her
bert Hoover. United States Food Ad-
ministrator. working under the direc-
sion OF the President OF the United
States
by this grand and noble volunteer
Effort IL Is hoped to accomplish the
same ends in this free land OF ours
hat are worked out by compuision
under some of the autocratic nations
now at war.
We must feed the armies that are
aghtiag for us in France-and this is
he only method known at this time
by which it may be accomplished.
Your hearty cooperation will make
Fremont county the banner county in
Colorado in this magnificent patriotic
endeavor. C. u II.
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FOUR MINUTE MEN ARE
D0IN6 VALUABLE SERVICE

This morning Gov. james II. Pea
body. chairman OF the local branch of
the Four -Minute-Men. received the fol
lowing Telegram from Secretary u the
Treasury VIM. q. McAdoo.
Washington. d. c.. Oct. IL.
lanes II. Peabody.
Canon City. Colo.
The. -Four. Ninute-Aen are mighty
and potential influence In the succcss
u tAe Lisbrty Loan. They did IN ,ua
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BY GUY U. HARDY


We hope that those called on will
feel honored., wifi cheerfully accept
and perform the service desired ana
that we will have no slackers in our
county.
was pleased to find that We will
nave nothing whatever to do with
prices of food nor with the regulation
OF dealers. Not at present at least.
The first big task for our county or
Sanizaiion is the Card Campaign.
This campaign will be pulled of
October eSth to November 4th and, a
similar campaign will be going on the
same week in every city. town and
school district In the United States.
The object is to get every house
wife and cook in the country to sign
he Pledge Card of United States
Food Administration
The card you win sign says merely:
TO The Food Administrator:
II am glad 10 Join you in the ser
ice OF food conservation for our Ma
ton and hereby accept membership
in the United States Food Administra-
ion. pledgins myself 10 carry out the
directions and advice of the Food Ad-
ministratoD IN my home. insofar as
my circumstances permit"
That is ALL
And the cost is absolutely nothing.
Carrying out the plans of the Food
Administrator costs nothing but on the
other hand viii work n great saving In
the household.
After n lady signs this Pledge Card
she is given a Home Card which Is a
card OF instructions and suggestions
O be read and hung in the kitchen for
card which Is 70 be hung in the trent
window. 20 stior tc the world that
that household has Joined the Food
Administration.
Now the campaign 10 get these
ards signed by every woman in Ere
mont county IL the big Job before US.
The campaign week is Oct. IS TO
Nov. 4th.
The organization win include an ex-
-cutive committee. a chairman for
.aeh city or general district. a captain
or each city precinct or county school
district and several iieutcnanis in
each precinct who will &C out and get
he Pledge Cards signed. We will call
he signers OF the cards the priva;es
IN the greatest army of volunteers
eSer raised TO win war.
And II surely is this great army OF
volunteer signers OF these Food Pledge
Cards that will win the WARRIOR II
'as been thoroly demonstrated that n
Is Food that will win this war And
he necessary food for our army in
rance and for the army OF our Allies
Ill along the battle fronts cannot be
'rovided IN any other way than by the
olunteer restriction OF the consump-
'fion OF few certain kinda OF food In
he 20 million homes OF America
OF all the necessity for tliis--of the
great shortage OF meats. wheat. but
er and sugar In France and England
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Something About the Workings
of the Food Administration
Department and the Campaign to be
Launched in Fremont County


This is the day OF the seiective
draft believing that you win welcome
the opportunity TO serve your country
in it's time of need would like very
much to have you act as Food Admin
islratnr in Fremont county"
Such was the important part of a
. telegram l received "a few days ago
from Mr.. Thomas d. Stearns, Federal
Food Administrator for Colorado.
j must confess II gave me quite a
sshook. l saw visions OF much hard
work and some trouble. Food Ad-
Tninsiraior" has quite formidable
:esad. 7; sounds like regulation and
difficult dealing with grocers. butch
ers. bakers and food dealers in gener-
; al. l wired Mr.. Stearns that ! would
come to Denver and talk the matter
over.
went to Denver and on Friday at.
tended conference Of Food Admin
is,rators from Colorado and wyoming.
After sitting In with this bunch of a
hundred earnest men and women.
busy Industrious people from all over
the state all day and listening TO the
eloquent talks of Mr. Edward r
Trefz and Mr.. J. II. Andrews. repre-
seniing Mr.. Hoover. of Washington.
u. C.. and others. ! wouldn't have the
nerve to decline ii the work and both.
sr were ten times as much us had
tmagined.
This is a time when every man and
woman ought 10 put every possible
effort into winning this war. Not only
the men and women In other states
and the boys in the ariny-but every
MAN and woman in Canon City and
Fremont county.
Fr.mon; county has sent neariy three
hundred men 10 ~erZ Same are n
-eady in France. These men have Civ
On up employment and business. com
forfs and luxury. They are living .
life of hardship and toll. The traiBinr
ol soldier Is no Sunday school pic
air HIS whole plan Of life has been
interrupted and few will be able to
take up their business life where they
left on on their return.
when you think what they are con
,ribu,ing 10 the nations eause-wha'
their sacrilces have been-cyen aside
from all dangers of battle and sub
marine-It makes all the rroris that
We who stay at home contribute seen.
iuFientfrauf indeed
So reason for myself in accept
lnr this un-wished-for responsibility
and 70 reason for you gentle reader
for the WORKINGS u this department
Of Federal Food Administration VIII
touch every family in Fremont coun
~. In order TO carry out the instruc
iions Of the President and Mr. Hooy.
er and Mr. Stoarns. 4, viii be neces-
sary to have a small army OF workers
all over the county. In the FIRST place
an executive committee will be or
ganized and this committee will call
on people who Eeem best capable of
. performing the work in every precinct
lis the county.
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Red Letter pay.

Good heavens! Jobbles Is behaving
like man crazy with JOY. Has some
body left him q fortuner'
~No."
"Aaybe some prophet told him tn
war would noon be 6verfs
''oh. no. His baby has just said da
d. to him over the Telephone for d.
arst me.s-BirmtnshAm Age-Hesalt
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mensely valuable and patriotic service
in the first Liberty Loan and count
with genuine satisfaction upon their
enthusiastic support and service in
playing the second Liberty Loan. God
speed every Four Minute Man in the
.obie work.
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A Sure way.

"what is good way to get rid of
angle worms in gardcn?"
The best way | know Is to plan a
fishing trip. There won't be worm
,bere when YOU go to look for them"
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kiilIno Hunger.

According 10 an Italian physician.
the channel from the mouth to the
stomach Is the seat OF the senses OF
hunger and thirst, which he claims to
have suppressed by cocaine lnjec-
tons
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Cooklna.

Girls have their own ideas about
cooking. what's fun on chatting dish
Is work on u stove.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
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Hot stun.

Recenely Frebciltnsn invented an
electric furnace In which all the opera
aons Of making and reclining glass arc
carried on continuously with the same
SouFcs Of hsat
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Here comes the Editors Friend. with
n Hunk Of Copy. away ahead Of Time.
lie knows that All the Type isn't SGT In
the last -Four Hours before going to
Presa. And when he orders Jobwork,
he says. "wou't need Il for . Week"
Ho can have Anything he wants. even
the once Towel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-02
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

$125-Per acre buys one of the best
farms in Idaho, consisting of 200
acres of choice land, all in good
state of cultivation. Will produce in
season of 1917, $50 tons of hay and
other paying crops. Let us tell you
all about this fine property. None
better for the price.
$2000-Takes a 5-acre tract, nicely
improved, 21s acres in bearing orch
: ard, splendid location, near car line
and macadam road. Worth twice
the price asked. Just right for a
suburban home.
$3700--Will buy an improved 10-acre
suburban tract, bungalow house, or
chard and berries. A kome-lik place.
Good location near car. Very easy
terms.
$3S00-For a 7-room, strictly modern
residence, on a choice corner lot,
splendidly located.
$150-Takes for cash two corner resi-
dence lots, convenient to city belt
line; sure to double in value
Several special bargains in choice
business pro. erty.
W. {. PIERCE & co.
The Old Reliable
Real Estate Dealers.
WE HAVE THE BARGAINS.