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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

9ieeie's Gper 0SblDeiter" pirS
SDnRtag nadlmittas str 9Inf-
fibrrus fOmmeu.

Gas groBe mtfitaliide greignis
Der Saiion in oerti6en areiien
Smabag bil0et Die auffilbrung Ser
Oreiaftigen fomiiGeu 9per oSDl.
better, p0er ngbentelter elmer glelt-
.iabrSnoht", bon &b. Auo. Steele,
'Sonntag ua9mittag oitr6 bic gbo-
re oeg Omaha MllItfpereinS in Def.
fen gereinsbolls, gde II. ur0 gaB
Ctr. Die 4lffibrltHg oes prGdti-
gen 8ertes erfolgt I'M Sratoriams
it'll un0 Itebt inter Der 2eitung oes
alltboren.
Ser Cert Der 9per lit bear6eitet
nod Der @raablltng beS i9mei8eri.
Iben SdriftiteQers 3i9ofte. &err
Steele bat in Cert unO @aliif elm
8erf gei1affen, Dob oas bO4ite Su.
tereiie Der &%unltfreunoe beanipru9en
mirb. 9ie @initloierung oes @er.
fes lit nit gr6Bter Sorgfalt ct.
folgt, uno fam oas @ublifum auf
ooraiigli6e 2eiltungen rednen. Ser
Wt1nnerdor, Sroitenfor, @emii6ter
Gbpr nit Dem ainoerbore teilert
li6 in Die proftooqen @bore 0es
groBen 8erfes uttO Die Solos, Duct
te, 9rios un0 Sepptette, ou8ges
fiibrt bon ben betanntli9 treffliden
&r1ften oes 8ereins muB man ge-
bort boben, um fe gu ipiirbigen.
Sic lesten 8roben puroen BON
manfen betonnten 8iirgern .beiu9t,
ttn6 ale fporen ent8iift iiber oaS,
mas am 6onntag geboten lper0ep
|mir6. Gin aus tidtigen Muiiferu
3uiommeneeiestes 0r6eiter miro oas
@ert begleiten unO fonnen mir int
@orous ioeen, oas Die melooienret-
ae Nuitf BON beion0erem 3ntber
lit. Sir geben nttt febl, gu be.
baupterL oob Die auffiibrl1ng nod
item Sonntag, Die sroBte uno oor-
.trefflidite unierer 0elti9en SGnger
Ieit ben unbergeBliden Sdngerfeiten
iein piro.
Ga8 6eltti1e 8ublttrm bon Snta.
pa uno aus ben nabeliegen0en
Std0ten ioate ni6t oerfeblen 0ieiem
Superintendent beiaurpobnen. @S ioll.
tie benz W11tiifberein uno beion0erS
aud Dem 4omponilten our9 itartet
geiua lire Anertennung Seigen,
0eutife aunit aud in oieier fritz
i6en 3eit at Gbren gu 6ringett.
Bir MAIDEN no4malS oaranf auf-
merriam oaB Die auffiihrung pulft
A rbr beginnt, nnO 9ieulanb gu
ipdt fonmen iolte. Die prd6tige
9ibne lit bereits ferttg uno fdno
Oarauf Qonnerstag ubeno Die Sa1pt.
probe Itott. Sonntag Morgen UNI
9 llbr miro Die Ieste @enerolprobe
NIT 0rdelter obgebalten. Ole gatt'
&c SoGe miro fir Die 3ui4ater
often iein uno man bat gerttg
e oneei6offt, nm fir 800
y tpgrlt Sitrdlim at baben. &ein
eiu3iger Sit ioGte Sonntas nnbe.
iest bIeiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Sin IdanObarer Seber.

9obi0 gitp, q. april. = Heo.
Or. Gam 8. Small, ein 8erufs-
grobi6itioniit belt bier Dor einigert
3ogen in elmer Stride cine 8robiblti.
onsreoe, Die eigentlib cine 9ett.
l6enbuBreoe mar. Cine &n3abl Der
3ub6rer paren iiber Die 8ei1im.
pfungen bes oeuti9elt gtanrens lei.
tens 0ieies unberiddmten Meni9en
otf's b6fIte enh6 r'1 belttiher
Safer Ifente
gerbrefer gu. gr beoiente Is,
ter 5prafe, Die iebern onit1noigen
8uborer Die SdnmrOte ms @efi6t
frteb. SD befonO mid inter ben
8uborerr uno balte es fir meme
9fIiht, meme INSTRUMENTATION
Witbiraer Dor Oieiem 09teb. Or.
9maa" at tuarren. SD ging in
benz @lauben cine 9riitlide 9febe
8u b5ren IN Die Stride unb mnBte
0ie 96mGbungen Der 9eutiden iiber
mid ergeben laiien. 0esboIb fparne
i6 Dor 6ieier undriItliden &reotar
Smaa.
Gin 2eier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

Iidfett@ Der SERVANTS Sobne IN
SoIttnas perunitdItete gelniitllhe
@benb. gs ipuroen aiterit gentein'
Idoftli6 mebrere 2teoer prObtert,
porauf EN- lederer Sutbib ierpiert
puroe, Der our9 @niprohen ltno
feudten Gtoffen eerpiirat tDuroe.
Sci anIpra6en unO @eiung amiiier'
te man ii6 auf oas Bette uno man
poate es fatnt gIolben, als I'M
@aternadt Die &renmlngsituroe
nobte, oa Sic @Glte tpiener Die Seim'
faBrt nod Saitings ontreten rtitB'
ten.
SIM sitter bon 70 Sobren lpitroe
Sp. gogts in ieirem 8eim an Der
meltl. 8. Str. pom Eooe %abberufen
nodoem er lauge 8eit am Wiagen.
fre6s aelitten. gr %Itantnlte aus
Qeutl6Iano unO Miro BON ieiner
@ottin uno elmer Sodter ilberlebt.
Ism. Soefelman ST. unO SRI.
Morie Mei6elien, beiOe bon &latte
Center baben iid in bic &oienfeiieln
Der @be i6nieoen loiien. Die Neu.
berm1blten mobnen ouf ibrer 6orm
ndbe 8Iatte Center.
Ole SermmnS Sobne baltett
6rettaa abeno TIRE 8%erIommlung a6.
Sir fompafte ME feltdte Speiien
hit Gorge getragen.
Sim fommenoen Sonntog tuiro IN
Der Greieinigteitstir4e abenos 843
llbr elm @eIangs.@ ottesoienit abge.
bolten tuer6en. Der gemiidte Gbor
Ser @erneinoe miro unter WtittpIr.
fuua bes .MGmner9ors paiienbe Sir
denlieoer uro @eidree gum 8or.
ira bringen, unb Der 9rgonilt 8rof.
Sur6erman mirD 8erfe BON Wen-
0eIsIobn, Bad uno anoeren atf Der
! 9rgel ipielen. Seoermanr lit BERG
lid miafommen.
timer re1er Staotrot bat Die fol-
genoen @rnennllngen bes 8itrger'
meifters Gleorh c'nTtimmia geneb-
migt:
G1aOtanpalt VI. X. Jolepb; Bolls
sei6ef 6reo ManOerDiae; StroBen-
Qufleber 8m, 9epper; 2idt. ltttO
9oIierfommiiidr So1n Mc9(ulep;
Sta6tbaaen-8 ertpoIter Sobn BmlI.
len; Srteobof.g ertuaGter Geo. 8at'
ion; Sta6tarat Or. @belan; 8oliai.
item Sobnion, WOnobon, Mc9 ermott
tno Maoer; 5euerdef Sboma8 Oil.
Ion; Sanitdtsbeborbe Or. @c@rotb,
Or. u. s. 5arnsportb uno Or. 5.
8. 8obOert; 8~ieeenteiiter Sobn
@aQids; 8ar. aufieber Werl gage;
@eIdGitSpoli8iit 80. 81. Senien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Ans Dem State Nebrasfa!

uirb bic 9obingeihiebene bon ibrem
8otten, bier Sobnen, Sfpet Eo1tern,
ibren @ltern Germ unb Srau Jref
.2oeider iorpte bier @riioern un6 a
Sfpeitern.
8iaie geietfelS uno SRI. @itber
S~tolten6erg ret1ten iid leste ISOLDE
Ole Sanoe alttrt 2ebens6unoe. 9ie
Srauung fan6 i'm Soiiie Der 8raltt-
eltern Itatt.
Sm Seim ibrer tteun @eilen bon
.@ron0 Sslano pobnenben ShDelter
Grou Gbriit. geter, BET peldler ie
lett Sanlidr ouf 9eiu1 neilte, lpurof
Srau Morp Soreubereer i'm Otter
bon SO Sobten aus Dem 2eben &C.
rufen.
gsddIten Sonnfag, ben 80. gpril,
miro Der 2ieoerfron5 iein lebtes Ser,
oniiaen abbaIteL ebe Der Staot
gsebrasfa Der ane6ti4oft Der 8ro.
bibitiott attbetmtdut. Yin aitserle'
ienes groqromm lit olifGeiteIlt unf
BEN geidIub bil6et elm gemiitIi6er
Boil.
2ebten 6reitog, ben 20. 9lpril
feierten SER unO 6rolt @aul 8ein'
bolo ibre iilberne SoA8eit. 9ie
8reun6e bes Subelpoares porer
5oblreid erI4ienen, I'M nit ibner
oieien Gbrentog gebiibrenb gu fet'
ern.
Grou 6rtt geder, pelde nit If.
rem Sobne Plug. gefer auiammeu
po6nt, begebt 5reitog, ben 81. april
ibren so. @eburtstdg.
&66it ~anregano perlief 9ienstag
Der BON ben @ttgIie6eru oes 2ie0er-
tron3 Sen Sdngern bon Der o@emiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Nus Granc JslanS.

Sn ibrem fiinf @etlen norb6ftli9
bon Der Staot geIesenen Seim ipur.
Do am Sonutog Grau Gbotpro SHE.
moth bonn lobe abberufen, 0ie
@eritorbene, neIde elm aIter BON 3S
Sahren errei1te. mar erit ettUa Dor
4 Modeu bon ibrem Sobuden emf.
bln0en moroeL Oas anei Gage Dor
ibrem @ini6ei0en ebenfalIs in bic
gwigfeit a%bberufen muroe. 9ie 8e.
proiguug fano am Qien8tag bon Der
oeutiG .littberiiden ct. 8ouIs air6e
ais Itott, SER @oItor Mi9elnatn
belt oie 2ei6eupreoi9t. getraliert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Deitticbcr 1lrbeiters
SNRrer taceIt 2tmertka
aarI Sesien flast bic Ser. St0aten
pffener garteiliateit an.

amlter6om, Rber 2on6on, 81.
apriI. - Scarf 2egier, 8r1Ii6ent
0es Berbon0es oelttiGer @etuerfIdaf.
ten, mo&t I'M &orreipon0enablatt
bel @elegenbeit elmer nofmaliaen
@r0rterung oeS Inn bon Samuel
@ompers, 8rGiibeHt Ser omerifont.
i9en federation Of 2a6or", iiber.
ianoten aobeIteleqromms, Dos Die
0elti9en @erbGnbe auffor6erte, Ell.
men 8rli1 NIT ben Ser. Stooten
al bermetoeM eitpeu relten 4ngriff
auf amerito. Br1iioent 2eaien
idgt, ooB Ole Ser. Stooten Die Ser.
bin0ungen init 9euti9lan0 trob
@nglnnOS oltftgeieBli6er 8lofa6e"
bdtten a1lfre9t erboltet1 ioLen.
gr fitet bin8u, bob amerifa, fpenn
es ibm @rnit getpeien more nit iei.
ner Nertralitat BITE 4usf1tbr bon
Nhlnition berboten baben tpitr0e.
Ser oeuti9e 9lrbeiterfitbrer iagt,
6aB Die @eridiebenbeit in Ser Sal.
ttug amerifas gegeniiber england
i'm &er9leia nit iettter $nItl1ng ge.
eeniiber 8eutidlano bon ben ane.
rifanti6en arbeitern tlarer bdtte
ertannt meroert miiIIen. CT ipri6t
Die oeiiti6en @epetfidoften bon ser
Observation-Disclosures fir Die beri6drfte
IL Notwithstanding frei, inoem er
6aralf o~lfmerfiom mo6t, ooB Die
So8ioliiten I'M &eidstog oieIer @aB-
nabme bic l1nteritisung beriogt bit
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
pcatreffer!

Cine Der 6etonnteltet unb gr0Bten
Mltnittonsfabrifep, Die g(etrta grplo.
iibes Co., ole 6obrifen in einern bal.
ben 9nBeno Stoaten beiist, lit in
3ablrngsi9ntertafcitett gerotet uro
elmer tbrer @ldltbiger bot 6as Sc.
rtft I'M giniebung zines MoiIeber-
matters eriuft. 9ie geanter Der
@eieafdoft b~ebdupten, 6oB ite ioI.
bent iei, ltnh bob rtltr Die l1nn6ga
li9feit, bic FIR Die 2(liierter be.
ittntmten Sen0unQen redt5eitig 8u
bef6r0ern, reip. iertie auiteIlen, Die
l1ria6e ihrer oitgenblidli6en 8erle.
genbeiten lit. 9as @ftientopttol Der
8eieli6aft beirdgt $18,000,0 900 uno
fie ioa 2ieferungsbertr1ge fir
ariegsmoteriaI i'm 8ert bon mebr
als $30,000,000 nit Sen entente
nddyten a6aeidloiien uno babel
gcn5 rteiide Genuine eraielt baban.
pie glttien lpuroen an Der Stem gors
fer 8orie ieiner8eit itorf 1ir0 at iebr
boben 4urlen 9~ebonoeIt, finben 1bes
bente iel6It fir mertige Gents feir1a
Qbnebnter. gs d6eint eemiiiermaBen
&aubbou gelpeien at iein, tpie DE
@eseliG)oft 8elnirn nltf @eipinrt Der.
tCijte, obue fir 8eierben ober &c.
i9GftliGe 9tiifi6lage au iorgen. @ie
geiponnenJ 10 %aerronnenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
ALKOHOL AIN NIEREN

Ser beItGnbige reeuIdre ober II.
reoitldre @emlB oLfoboliider @e'
ItrGnfe bat friiber ODER ipdter EN-
g3ierenIeiben i'm @efoIge. Nanfmal
biIbet iid I'M l1rin elm iibernaBiger
61ureaebalt, meiitens ie6o4 beginrt
|6og 2eibeu nit etnert lteberi6ub an
|@alA tpeGfes 6os bGufige geourf'
mis- na6 2(lt8i6eiben berborruft, oos
BON Sdmer8ert, 8rennen, 3teben
ltn6 gel6perOen Der Srgdne beglei.
tet miro. Ser 1trin ielbit lit itorf
qefdrbt, riett iebr itarf un6 ioGte nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Nnnihrriner m1aen itreifen.

Die Union Der 8ouihreiner bat
Sie ga1tmeiiter.g 6rie in &enntnis
aeIebt, 6aB lire @itslieoer, fails
Ser aeaen bic Gleftrifer ertpirfte
temporGre gi~nbalt8befebl in 8er-
moren5 erflGrt per6en ioate, on Den
Streif geben tpitrben. Gen Baum
ternebmern lit bis Sreitag 3eit &C.
geben. ii6 au entidei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
Glaing @irtidaften idon aeidl0fen

@lgin, q. april. = Sn inherent
Orte Bat bereits bie $rofenbeit elm
geIest, oenn Die bieiigen @irtfhaften
baben i4on ldngit lire 3iiren ge.
ihloiien. Sbr gatlaer @orrot 1T
a~usbertauft porben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27
ainb Inn @a6erbe6aIter ertrnnfen

geaber Gitp, 81. April. - 8aS
Sabre olte 60bnhen bon 5rnl
g. 8. Mcaotpa bette, oIs es allein
mar, einen 8aiierbebdlter ertlettert
unb mar inoenielben geitiir5t. Sros.
Dem 6as 8aiier IN benz 8eboIter mir
einen SUB tieF NOR, ertronf oos nm
dliidlihe &in0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

Sobn 5proul aus 2ouisoiIe, sep.
bat Ser &oliaet gemelOet, boB inn
aus ieinem 3inmer I'M 9rerel SO.
tel 1870 geItoblen iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

lin cine GrfdftRHs an etaem 1ase 81
%farlereH.
uebme man y9aratine BrunlD Cunning. es
aibf r1r Elm .gromu Guiuines. Die unters
Ibrtff bon g.. %. Srobe anf feoer S6n6teI.
2Sc-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

gerldieoene gn3eiden iprehen Do.
fur, oaB 6ie anappbeit Der Sebens-
mitteI, Dor meIfer 2lopo George
marnt, totiG9lid idon eingetreten
1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

IS be5obIt iifJ in ben aalai.
fifsierten an8eiqen" Der &ri6itne au
annoncieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

Gie amiterOamer gnten geboren
gu ben 8ogeln, Die man nn ibrenl
@efieoer erfennt. IS lit 2onooner
5arbung. Die oerwiidt ii6 ni6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

Den Sarnten ioIlen fir i6re Or
seltgniIie Minoeitpreiie gelidert
fuer0en. user ober iditst Den aon.
Iumenten Dor Soditpreiie2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

3wiiden ltnqarn ruO Stnlienerrt
1T es in @irgmien at bliltigen &aI.
ienfGmpfen gefommen. Der Stud
oes ariegesl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-27

Der bis6erige ruIiiide goti9niter
in 8aibington mill iid in Den Ser.
St1oten nieoerlniien. 0ffenber frob,
Onb cr iest niht 1T Petersburg I'll
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
ORDERS FURTHER FOOD CURB
Controller Davenport Issues New Ban,
Effective Feb, 1.

London, Jan. 13.-Baron Davenport,
the food controller. has issued further
orders designed TO check needless
consumption of foodstuffs. II be
comes effective Feb. |.
After that date it is illegal to manu-
facture any forms of chocolate retail
ed at a price exceeding 3 pence an
ounce or any other sweetmeats ex
ceeding 2 pence an ounce The use
of sugar or chocolate for the external
covering of cakes, pastry and the like
is forbidden.
During 1917 no manufacturer will
be allowed to use for confectionery
more than 30 per cent of the amount
of sugar used by him for such purpose
in 1915.
The feeding of wheat to animals is
prohibited.
The export of oats from Ireland is
nrohibitel. except under a license in
order to conserve sufficient oats for
the peyt crop. Millers now are re-
auired to extract from wheat rs per
ent Of -four; the new order requires
that 81 per cent shall be extracted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
STATE NEWS.

Huron-Deputy State Game War
den Lew G. Hawley. of Sioux Falls.
and Sheriff Anderson, of Beadle
county, placed seven Huron fisher
men under arrest here for taking fish
from the James river within 400 feet
of a fishway.
Sioux Falls-The body of Michael
II. Scully. the young man who was a
member Of Company B, South Dakota
national guard, who was accidentally
killed at San Benito, Tex, will at the
request Of the young mans parents be
shipped to Nassau, Mimi. Young
Scully made his home In Sioux Falls
for a time and for about a year prior
TO his enlisting in Company b was
janitor at the Minnehaha National
bank.
Bridgewater-Prof. Sylyanus Mar
ceilus Smith. of this city, the veteran
schoolmaster of the state of South
Dakota. has after forty-seven years OF
service to the caslse of education,
been compelled 10 give UP his labors.
owing 10 physical disabilities. The
professor IS ~ years OF age. and
NduEuA MS tiAEi NlIb0 III the ul al
districts Of Minnesota, fifty-two
years ago, when at the age Of 90
years. receiving the "princely" salary
of $40 per month. and boarding
around"
Sioux Falls Arriving here this
morning from New York city, Bishop
Hugh l.. Burleson, the new head of
the Episcopal diocese of South Da-
kota, Mrs. Burleson and their small
son. John. We're at once taken TO the
bishops residence, 1923 East Twenty
first street boulevard. Rev. Burle-
son and family were met at the train
by a delegation of the Sioux Falls
parish, including Mayor George w.
Burnside and Rev. Siegfreidt. pastor
of Calvary cathedral.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
DRASTIC DRY BILL
DRUGGISTS MUST HAVE YEAR or
BUSINESS IN STATE TO
SELL LIQUOR.

Pierre, Jan. 13.~Representatiye
his bill to regulate the sale of intox-
icating liquors by druggists in this
state after the first of July, 1917.
He requires q druggist who desires to
handle Intoxicating liquors TO have
been in business in the state at least
a year, and have a stock of goods
valued at not less than S. 1000, TO
secure a permit from the state board
OF pharmacy, paying a fee of $25 for
the same. and the permit TO be grant
ed only after investigation and salts
faction of the state board that the
applicant is a fit person to handle liq-
nor. He may. after securing this GER
t~ificate sell not TO exceed one-half
pint of spirituous liquor nor to exceed
one pint of vinous or brewed liquors
to any one person in any n day and
then only on prescription from a reg
ularly licensed physician. and the
signing Of an affidavit that the liquor
Is for his own use or use of his fam
lily. Each pharmacist who sells liq-
uor must retain all such prescrip-
tions and accompanying a~ffidavits, on
file up to the last day of the month
i'm which the sale is made. and before
the 10th of the following month must
file the same with the county auditor
who Is required to file the same sub
iect to public inspection. 1t Is I'M
lawful for any permit holder to sell
under any conditions TO a person
t.-.. A. - lr... .1ax al or ttCnN nf
narcotic drugs. ANY permit holder
who violates any OF the provisions OF
the act Is subject to fine of from
800 to $500. and for a second con-
viction there is no fine, but imprison-
ment i'm Jail from ten TO thirty days,
and a forfeiture OF his license as a
registered pharmacist. 1t is the duty
of the court on n second conviction TO
notify the state board of pharmacy
of such conviction. when It becomes
the duty of hat board to cancel the
registration of the pharmacist and the
same cannot be renewed within one
year. 1t requires a wholesale drug
house to have a stock of $4,000 In
value exclusive of fixtures before
they may carry a stock of liquors, and
they are prohibited from selling to
any but registered pharmacists who
have permits from the state phar-
nae board.
The bill is a drastic one, and If en-
acted will make 1t hard for anyone to
get liquor from a drug store after the
prohibitory law goes into effect, as II
puts the druggist up against a hard
proposition. The provision requiring
a druggist to have been in business
one year prior TO being allowed to sell
under any conditions Is intended as a
bar TO mushroom" drug stores try
ing to do a liquor business,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
WILL ACT ON FLOOD CONTROL
Three States to Make Final Demand
of Congress on Matter.

New Ulm, Mimi, Jan 12.-One more
appeal will be made to congress for
an appropriation to help finance the
construction of the proposed canal to
connect Big Stone lake and Lake
Traverse, to control the flood waters of
the Minnesota and Red rivers, before
the plans of the Tri-State Flood Con-
troll congress. perfected at a meeting
here, providing for relief measures by
the three states, are put into practice,
1t was decided.
Should congress refuse the request,
1t will be asked to grant the necessary
legal power to Minnesota, North and
South Dakota to handle the problem,
enabling acts will be solicited OF the
three legislatures, funds will be sub
scribed from farmers and individuals,
and the work on the canal started at
once.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
Equal SUFFRAGE
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR RESUB-
MISSION OF QUESTION AT
NEXT ELECTION-WON-
EN- WATCH PRO
CEEDINGS.

Pierre, Jan. 13.-The interest in
Legislative circles today centered in
the equal suffrage contest on the
floor of the senate, and the galleries
on that side were well filled with
women of both the suffrage and anti
factions. The vote for ~resubmlssion
carried o than 2 to /, or 81 to IL.
The vote was not reached until aft
er a number OF members had an OPP
portunity TO express their individual
views, with Waters, Dowdell, Gun
derson, Urdahl, Odland, Mclean.
Mohn, Lindland and Carlisle for the
amendment and Lincoln. Marvick.
Jaynes and Southwick speaking in
opposition.
The Guilfoyle bill to grant to wives
and widows of old soldiers legal
rights at the state soldiers home will
open the way not only to a probable
warm discussion before 1t is disposed
of, but will require a material in
crease in the appropriation for that
institution If II is enacted, as accom-
modations would have to be made for
a large number of wives OF soldiers In
the home and of widows of others
over the state.
The state Is asked to boost the so
called Angostura irrigation project
on Cheyenne river, near Hot Springs,
by an appropriation OF $4,000 for
half the expense of "a survey of the
project. The government reclama-
ton service has agreed TO advance a
like sum III the state will do it's share.
Representative Lyon, of Minneha-
ha, is shaping a bill In which he at
tempts to eliminate commercialism
from the circulation of referendum
petitions in this state. His plan com
prehends prohibiting payment of petit
ton circulators, and calls for a bond
for all costs of an election in case the
referendum is not sustained. This is
intended to prevent trivial elections.
The measure for t~hree-fourths jury
verdicts in civil cases. which was
voted down on a referendum vote al
the last election. is being shaped vi
for another trial at this session.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
100000 FIRE AT
ROCHESTER, MINI.

rochester, Mimi, IAN 13.-One of
~Rochester's oldest and largest bnsi.
ness buildings, the Horton block, was
entirely desteased by fire, entailing an
estimatedi fess to the building and sew.
eral sore stocks of $300. 900.
\ heavy wind famed the flames, and
Tor a time a general coniagration was
feared. Aided by volunteers, however,
the local fire department successfully
battled the blaze.
Chief Il, r Praker of the fire de-
partment was injured seriously when
he fell th%irty-iye feet from a ladder.
The Winona fire department sent
apparatus and men on a special train
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TODAY
Items Taken from the Daily
Leader Files

A girl arrived al the home of
Henry Mueller last night.
Miss Nellie Morse and guest, Miss
Banks, went to Oldham today TO
visit friends.
Capt. Gill. of the Salvation Army.
who has been highly appreciated here
In her work. left today for her home
at Negaunee. Mich.
The county board today engaged
the use OF a telephone for the court
house and ordered a warrant for
$3.50 drawn for the first quarters
payment.
Joe G. Bergstreser has been called
in by The Deering company to take a
position in their large offices at To
ledo. O. This Is a well deserved pro
motion for Joe and one on which he
will receive the congratulations of a
host of friends.
M. ID. McGilliyray has sold his in
terest in the stock of McGillivray
Bros. to his brother. Norman, and re-
tires from business. This is done on
advice of his physician. who says ii
is imperative he quit the store bust
ness. He has not mapped out his
future work.
The building committee of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church held a bust
ness meeting last night and closed up
the financial matters of their build
ing operations. AS IL now stands
their new church is all paid for and
the committee is 10 joyful mood at
their success and the liberality of
Madison people in contributing TO the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-13
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can BE Had
I'm Madison.

Dell Perry. agent, Standard Oil
company, Madison, says: II suffer
ed from pains through my kidneys
and loins. | finally used Doan's Kid
ney pills, procured at +. C. Smiths
drug store. and they soon fixed me
up. Another of my family has also
had wonderful relief from Doan's
Kidney Pills" i.
over two years later, Mr.. Perry
said II have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills occasionally since giving my
former endorsement, and they have
never failed to give the best of re-
suits"
Price, so cents. at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
chat Mr.. Perry has twice publicly
recommended. Foster-Milburn com
pany, Props. Buffalo, NY.
Five hundred per cent or more Oh
an investment is a good thing. Little
want ads In The Daily Leader viii
bring these results.