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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15

Ncupiuc Gouutp oar lie SEN SiS
icm mi. Ser par lite et eneitc Srr
a: ic Den Sin; men mn CT Der mango.
icm ipcraer. ont Oct bar prrct Ct
Sso0oitri.t. Tor hpcy Nnrmcr bar itort
Stoa @ropc. itore &1Griu9cr ol an
rrc gore 6uic. og altinQ bar aiort
ilorc Srclnifrini, la0 SCI CT toitbar,
Eormc nu. Sc tetaIcr M $50 pr.
Acre ior goet rpriet Sormlnno.
Sr. lUlcr pcl "Eccorlb %oiicu~ in0
rel iom mango an0ye; % lea bar ia1
mango Slrgtuiusc % Nienbtc her /
ameritn, iom oglau Iricr "2ccoraa
Roitcu" % iea bar lie Nercs anrcSie.
Sea pur ser beu9auR &cn5mcno 8ol
itoif Tom. Si ifaIoe rciie til Sin
itoRcu puu Ssnmcriisyina "a ind tier
te nj iorbi Sieien5 I'll @u5rIo. % Be
tnIotc @nnocu oalaa Tor @uieu. Ser
ifuIoc III bpile liht 5au tont @uitu
frG 1teicu nrep en- Suut Nrruocpih,
% IA ban tpm ino mes Nim.cu. ion
III hcu ic. ar Scn@mapocu tom iirs
rcnnc. 6an pioite lite. hoor ban mi
DC gicmme 0unteu Sen Sjo mr set
itorc Storitcu5pibcr, on Cgntcu bIcu
int pau 1rripicINct, "a op i Mur-
pjbeu bnr ret mes Zuufeu. Gems
mauo,u tom iub ~ ihioc ion fuf /
2mtcn. men inGcu tmSe 6uu fiuoc.
ion Nuicu Git fri Ncuuc Sang. %aa
Seitcbutte boeoe eli. iom Sc talotc
Stuttcu. Snr rnr Wierueimttc oN
hnooe itunt mango @igruc. Naar ban
blco liot pad en- Serial. ian mantte
Noneu ina paa en- MS 9iitouo %
belize Npbbcrilonteu / NInpcu, % ban
itieo Sen uc meb lin Hiflc.
Set por life &citcu pad Nr'rtcr-
Eorpct, &c taIote "Aaueu", men ser
var ManNcu; for hou bopoc root
Soar.
Sobomes @oiotorpct uor 9oo Stis
Ie5er. &ou iughe: Stdl Nj GAL
% poa NielNct % preOe hoem lom CT
beoitc StiIebereu. 6oj5 IN fan itnn
ira Soppcn al NicIoct o. toQe II
Ersieu cit, to-tre @nuge % irttc
Ten poa iNien uocu at iaIOe. iou tr
ou poo Sfilebcr. Ser Qioroe Sobaur
res iom ingcutim Seq bar fiiiei
mnuaeu @nua / N~tinircu. @rr5s
bergct bar le0 liN9c pna GIgcid9t.
%cocr @}citiietorpet iicnotc ie0 me0et
goot. &,nn9 Ssn Gle ri Sorptt. men
rciitc til gucrifn, men Nisrmm0cu ol
NieItcu peo ieN in4cntiug ont
Cm nogct mere er Oct ittc itort IT
itripe. men oet er ioomouR, SoIuu-
ger, ipm lricr "2ccognb %oitcu", ion
fannie tuoe brpc liNt &ulerc9ic al
bore ira NauS SiclO. &cu 81 icN
tliper ioa aanmel mi oG manage nj
mine cr opoc. iad er Vii, mauNe NlcnlI
% Ncu ungre SlNNt ubcticuot mcN
mig; men ON Ntt CT noQeu iglcr,
irm lcper, ian tunbc lea huite ior
bsrc ira oenl; ior 0ct CT alt ieN tan
bcitille MI al IGic Nnbe0cr. on lea
bleo blind o0 maoitc have Operation
pnn mine Zine og hi iNicr Spuct pnG
hci enc, lnn ica fan lc ianpiot, al leN
fan irtte uugle aragctGr a Fupirct
0ans Sielo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
IRA Gpensipn, 81.

Nu CT Oct ioa lrrgc iiben ic0
bar ifrcuet / "|oiteu", at ieg ma fnu
2oo iii at ii9e 0oao o9 Eat for iioit
taaoe iii "Foitcn" % iii hcn5 HrIere.
Evanston or piitnof q 'antme
Steo poa aIooen. hpor her har pGret.
enbitieut nj / %iutcr bar nrret til
beieIig at tro. al ut par tontmet ar
ifiui8c @rabcr nrrntcre NorNpoIen.
S%rcfpnnernc far bare bsic iom Bier
&C. Ser Soo boic Werneifer hur tlns
net ipaoiere meb miIitrr 9oIbnin8
picuuem SuctuueIer lana6 Sortnu9es
nc - noacr Scr piitnot ucppe bar
trnot / Evanston ior. Evanston CT
isr betierht % oitc bcnrpnt Sim Of
9hurhe5".
Aaret bcGpubtc meb Sreiiormt
prrre eno lpgeniinoc, OF Ell Strlo ~
Sturn meo ar ina Den uioeieu iAieu.
ari0 % Strio - Strib % Nri9 poll
ole Smraaher. &~erNcu9tri0, lanai
prrre. enb nolen az p9 CT iltnub til
al iurcitiae o.. Sao Ell Strio blnnot
% bjemme for at formilNc benne
Glenbi0lcp ior wan0e, uG m belt Inr
bent. set Ii00er i Nelten-
V"utbcrnncrue, ON bucm ser Ear
trrct itreuet o0 io0t uotiau meNet
meo S,eniun til nereS Yotriotismt,
har nj baUt bet tuOelt en- Sio. MTrt
peroia NOT, bar ieg cubml iutct ieet,
ON bpor msaet ser tom inN pcn oen
tore NnbIumlinQ Tor Splbdierne.
Nuaite BET er Iipt for mart cnooa.
Sgiaa Der / Gpan3tou iuoen &c trc
hltbcrite Samiunb nr @eaeiltrlnge1
itor Tor sen SaG.
Srefoloiobeo5 norifslutber'te Me-
niobcS, scr tun Ear fau p9 ubemioz
lebc @eoIemmer. ser / bisie Sieer
Ear not nlco set bngIigc Sebco, Ianl'
lcoe 1921. set uo9isr omtrent $3.50
Pea bpert IetIcm. Serium ale De,
ION bar Oct ion trapeIt meb at 'c an
ore otter / Selrmene og uc6dInnete
lin 9pnulitcf 90 Tntriotismc, plloc
roe ,unpo5 / NorboIo til lin Ren9ebn0
til at Iinbre Saun % opnuatre SoiS
r%aterne, rg SerioHt NiBiolt ptlbo
lporc o~perfor iia ieIu, 1ii9 iom 'tnple
NrbciosfoIt or mott I'll al Glere, oil
Be Der ltremmn iub Ten0e ! De-!
@rdo, at &rrcu hnoe marlderc ters
Iioo iii Srantrig.
6oabcr GcIul!otct cf ben luthertt
Snr5umIiug uil 6Ii lii8, at Den piler,
at man en- @auN for ale in9eu Nj
bnr til at fnlbc Dem ulopnle %or9trc
i bcu Sorituup % ga iirr &c Htorlte.
|ce @uosticncitcn SenonN Httcn
rem 3oic @orts bIcp ct pent Ger
RICE" Sloo al 5ilfe. brrcnoe 9 otlers
rcr. inbYict SrcfoIhiahcos Nirtcn
| PoItur Soaciicn CSnmi5iionrr iGhi
cooo) toltc pntfer. og Nrlbenhe ~
fremhruet hcu rcttc Eoirlotiamc
SomtlanQ nic> @uOairpat o0 Melt
0ion. Airtcr a propfnIn, % cubocr
iclte ii0 hsitibcIi9 TENT.
Sirshu0 Nitcu ben 5tc Warta or
canilcreoc apiuoernc inocn famine
Meuiabeb Ell &eSc aprss Sorcnin3.
Ser a gort 6remutsoe, % leo bar
IirIben icet Zig @eDeiitring % @oos
piIic lou pcb Den NuIeonin9. Set
Inres tnnife. set CT Iict tent NJ be
epnbe ierit MI; men, me Ifa iona
I'M intie 10 braobt". Zen iom gaur
icut. aaor ofteit ~ii,tcrt og or life lao
ntnlGict, nadr &c tonmer iii Noaiet,
iom bcn, ser iprinaer.
@rr iaa qob! Ser or min Beta
ling % eli m Ibonnent.
Sai ior berne Sang.
s u W
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
Srib Nogfjplels
len 10 al &ryfct.
Stans ben 6pite! 6isr bet al meo
Den grippe! @rug Or. Sings
Hem Discovery.

Niilioner al Weuueiter bar / bette belle
Natioueu omiattenoe itaasuOe Miopel iun=
bet en- lGnse iest pirtninssiulo Dfeeieln
eiuorins al Nofe. 6ortielelie os Grippe
uoen ubsbaeelioe Gite~rpirtuiu9sr.
Z femti 9lar bar bet pRret iolgt Tor iertt
Gents pr. Slaite. Z iemri @ar bar bet az.
psnot 6arer pso iorismt 6ortieleIie % peos
parsube Sofe. ! ieTtti Sar bar bet Hamlet
beepnosuoe 6ortie!elie TOR ben bar iadst 4us
leonius til at uopitls iis. eise pirtninsss
iuIot hos Borne ueb Grip ION hos Born
msb Strubsboits. On SLATE / BIT Dteoicius
fab sr bet bebit tienbte Setrpeseliesmibo.I
mob Sarsr peo 6ortieleIie % Solts. Cal
aes al gpothetere operdlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
Srcp ira Sbeu Greet, Wcbr.

Set bar Den 2Sec Nehrlnr. at Bur
Iln9tonbnuenS @uuigtoQ Hamlet PED
0n5aro for al opgaae Ell Slot. lon
ifuIoe iii BET itore areo5meoc / Sbep
Greet. Eu'tor S. .faoicrs Nalo. Gis
tcnen ier babe ri sen tore @Iroc
al bere Ynltor u. W. @~aIporion i'm
Smoba / Speenpater Nlrie, huor ban
itiIorcoe lin Neiie til europa Cont
ncreu 1914. 81 I'M oit Vi iunmtn
til ser eunrlc ScttIemelrt bers't ucS
She'll Greet. Ieleaatcr % &cis0eubc
iulgtc meo. Cmborb inuot III %aitor
Shines ira &~emirgioro.
Sau bar oct i'll @ronn S3lnno.
hupr vi tog al Burlington for meo
Ct lluion Ydcirc So9 at gaa til 60
.Iuntbus og ser itiitc So0, iom FL o@
op iii NI6ion. Set git / ct Niry.
Nae Srrn pnr pna Sioer, -Ioa vi ION,
ircm i betimeliQ Sib. Ssrwn0 ear
len o9 Ssu oQ Mr.. % @ira. Simous
len mnattc her ucnte CT BAR Sinrr
pdd .Nroaten ionI forte bem I'll Ncu
man @rouc, meotns III 3 Yreiter tclc
ionereNc ub i'll por @ert, SeIemartme
Ncu .Spcr @nQIulo, iom ltrar TOO IN
lin INC IutomobiI og iutte Auricu inH
iii NIbiou. %i If ian piot SiN I'll al
ic o5 liot omtrlu9 / bcrue triueli9t
IN, fcr gutocu Tom. fort al Ell iittcr
Gbnuisr, % 100 us pmborN. Get az
/ uproeitlig @cinin8 II Mil, 'od
rnaebe III ino paa VmlanosiurmeN5
rummcli0e 5uu / Misrtningeu.
%aa @eieu ioo ieg peo Sioen al
Nigreren % III IA pioc ! Snmtdlens
9c6, at Spcr &nGIono rar en- ratt
(cIemartin9. i'm i AriteseiOs Sinner
Gruntc5erq. ar ran tienote Csmuto
&slaticn on Eortel Sitelic o. mango
andre ficuotc StsrreIicr beroppc ira
Ejclobn0ocrne T Or. Tnitor 1rthcr
cG Fans SorrlNrc - SGther | sos
ION, Wiinu. Nnglaro bar Sror al
ZEN uuae looc.oe Stioeut grgIdno,
iom omtom pan en- SeiItur / cat,
Winuetpnto for IN sro Sci Var til
poQe. Suer tonl biz meo fine Sore
rlore oe 1eitcnce for en- - aor iii.
toae. iaa bar t,n bib ! SetiIiuGeus
nuoen |eriu0t Dan bar biemnle
Goree / 1911 "a baube ieet itg ON
/ @umIe!anoct IA Iangt noro ion'
E~ronphiem. bG9St ogiaa reiit Q%ienucn;
ariiliariuno IT,. ina hi bnpbe riaeIi1
Stof iii al iam,Ile oper. Smtrent Is
Vii uorosir ioy al6ion bapNe ri zen
isrite aieuoinG n Set itore uori..
tScttlemert. e Rorhmrnh. iom iNit
iloo iio neo Nebraiia. Hal have int
ia ian pmtriuq 8isner ueo SIi1ur.'
Nioer en- 80 Ihl noroeit FOR alaior.
Ser iorirQes. AZ Preiteu / GlinR3
Sunooe Gle Guot Soreerieu reiite M
ira aoIb.ouorq % iisbtc San0 oe0
8isuer OF orog Here ei,er zig 6lr
par Yreir / @isrer ira 1872 III 1897.
Wen o1inn &aiior 0ilmen b%ciitUie
SoIt pcb &isr6r.
flere. ION isrit tom iii &isncr,
lauicoe life Ocr. men Sros uiOers II
S6eQ Greet. Sea mai Ell al ne
icrite. ION ietiIeoe ueo ser. ION N,
ialses @amlc5peu | Heipmdn @rog~.
&c eauneoc en- lloen Sanosbn Der. iM
Sernbanen i0m % g~runolagoe Den
RE gueH. Ter neonie giuno q
! S.olelGrcr 5imonien. Seq er M.
ben eucite aienlegenoe az De 3, ION
ierit harriet berHeoe. ~iortalte bar. les
fem bio i 1871. Seune Rano bar
iaret ruuet ca 5oIot SioIe. met
0nuaes Snuoee.
sra RermaH C1rope nSpi.Iet Se;r.
ltmsutet iig 0p0per beeee @rene n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
Ara Sacrco S,eart, Minn.

ga lea III FOR hos min Snttcr pau
g. q. SIieu3 Sarm % Iricr SEQ
rahs 8oitcn" 10 @ai &C ON llger %
iiubcr mcoet interegiant ira ale Der
ocns ScIc. ioo Nil ie0 bcbe ON SIaos
Tor uoale 9inicr ON Sibcu5 Srent
oana oa Iiot ON @ncr Sacreo 6eort
Sci CT CT ooS o1 tripelig Sp, 90 aas
oier qoS Sor5cbriug. Ter er > @Vrs
elevators. I Slourmsae, I 6eebmeIe.
6. Grern1ern. 6 General Store5. ,
6arnipore Stores. ? Hcitaurnnter. 3
Narberbups, CT Slng,eribop, ? Guios
mobil @cpoiri6op. . airter. Ell i~sritee
tlasies Sotel. 6eiifole. 2 S~eieirnIbe. c:
lrueitore. Ct Scrpelrpiture, ct SOTO
o~raiaaaeri. Ct SGlcihop. , @anter o.
en- @iQinro 6dn meo aeglebaue. Nere
piQe Gouutn bar 10 aooe Sner. 6Uao
Iiureren ungaur. iao fan nj life ilngc.
9int ,olot ionumetioer. men MI be-
Gru6er set or bliue @adr OF ali itanr
aoNr iii; men Ui bar pel noaet bGnrot
irenie. bui5 oet Ifal ta0c TO Snr III
d iaar oenne Nciier Sil5clm iii az
6lipe rolia. @i ble0 uofomnnuoerct
$500 Rauo ira Ior9e OF Sperige. Oh
nj NJ ham beroIiget en- 5ie. glen M
tomnier BET an pan. ON 6ntel Gam
er itrr. not til ar iaa ham rpIig.
Set er Der encite Spsrgsnaal mn.
Seq bar lGit manage Sortrainger.
Icm @r. i~triocr ON Solurgen. .oa bnn
er piir goSt iienSt paa Sc Srotter.
o. han maa barre uosei gamnel. 81
ban iorrGaer Oil iaa sa:nle cling. ion,
lea .ienSer i'm goSt iii ira min llnas
oom. OF ieg er w lie Citober IS
aar % .om III ameritd 1865. See
tenn nj 3enoiae 9ounn 1872. men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15
Cnprrne peo Goritoppelie.

st aiialbStoIe sitsrIassS / sssemsi pil
iorsiits Cullen o. Blob. o~isrsuee bis ueiat
for ina" @opebpirs, GoIosipee. gerusitst
oa ouiteu Suoiarps. Yrsp Sr. aius's Rem
eiis eias. ourtie einerins. SrsmpsIes
CSC bce uae appthetert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-15

oS al poagc. o. Wenigbchen / Seias
lonita trococ pnu ariiti Siltommelie.
6iIien ira Sanes SIiou.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18

Paul Nelson had occasion to go from
the Homestake mill to another de-
partment and took a short cut under
the water tank. There is a narrow
passage and at n side is a planked
hole Is inches square and six feet
deep. He happened to glance down
and saw the head of the boy.
He reached down and pulled him
out, who on account of the narrow
ness of the hole had been obliged to
stand in a few inches of water for
~ hours. He was weak from lack
of food and from his efforts to climb
out. His cries for help could not be
heard because of the roar of the
stamp mill, where ore is crushed.
An effort is being made to have
the boy entered at the institution for
the feeble minded at Redfield.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
PERSH|NG CABLES
PRAISES BOYS AT HOME WHO
HAVE ENROLLED IN ARMY
OF AGPICULTURE.

Washington, ID. C.-National Di-
rector William K. Hall, of the United
States boys working reserve, has re-
ceived the following cablegram from
Gen. j. j. Pershing, commander-in-
chief of the American forces fighting
in France:
THE achievements of the boys
working reserve during the past year
are beyond praise. The American
expeditionary forces thank one and
all for the support which you are Civ
ing us.-Pershing."
Over a quarter of a million Amer
lean boys enrolled in the reserve
this year have done wonderful work
upon the farms of the country. Ev-
cry boy of reserve age should be in
the uniform of the organization and
feel that he is one of the gallant
army deserving the thanks of Gen.
Pershing and the men in the trenches
''over there"
Lake county organization meeting,
Tuesday, October 90. Every boy in
Lake county can become an impor-
tant factor in this great war by join
ing the boys working reserve.-John
w. Walden, County Chairman pro
TEN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
CEMETERY WORK.

Those that are going to have any
cemetery work done will please see
to it as Don as possible as we are
finishing up the concrete founda-
lions for monuments this month. II
is better to do the work now than in
the spring. We have also received a
shipment of monuments which can
be erected any time. Come in and
see our stock. We can save you
agents commission by buying from
us. We Ia freight by getting ear
load lots. We are responsible and
guarantee first class work in every
respect. We handle all kinds of
granite and marble and you can see
what you buy. We buy direct from
the quarries.-Madison Granite and
Marble Works. Phone 1866. Resi-
dence phone 1910.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18

Special for Saturday only, bacon,
SO cents per pound.-Scudder Bros.
F. A. Harrison was a business call
er in the city yesterday. He is a res
ident of Winfred.
Mrs. Luria Norton stopped in the
city overnight while en- route from
Cresco, Ia, to Elrod.
Mrs. N. p. Lund and son, Glenn,
of Oldham, are making a business
call in Madison today.
Mrs. Julius Hall and Miss n. E.
Smith were in the city today from
f" infred, doing some trading.
j. V. Regain and a party of friends
are angling in Lake Herman this aft
ernoon in the hope of a large catch.
Mrs. M. II. Kramel canIo up from
Sioux Falls this morning. She has
been absent from the city nearly a
week.
Mrs. Alice VanLanningham Welch
returned from New York today. She
brought n of the little Frerca or
phans.
Miss Lillian Bakkedahl and Mrs.
E. F. Bakkedahl were in from Junius
today making purchases at local
stores.
Miss Alice Lorraine Daily, of the
Normal, is at Ramona today in the
interest of the woman suffrage cam
paign.
Miss Esther Colburn, of this city,
underwent a nasal operation this
morning to eliminate obstructive
growths.
Mrs. George B. Shipman returned
to her home at Oregon, ILL.,, today
after an extended visit with Mrs. Ar
thur Petheram.
HI. j. Munro has leased the Kun
dert building formerly occupied by
Mrs. Knoeri, for use as a fruit stor-
age room.
Mrs. X. Jacobson departed for
Custer this afternoon to visit her
daughter, Miss Hattie, who is in a
sanitorium at that place.
Miss Clara Fox returned last even
ing from two weeks trip to st. Jo-
seph and st. Cloud, Mimi. At the first
named place she visited a sick sister.
Miss Babe Foley. who teaches al
Bradley. arrived in Madison this
morning to remain until the health
authorities withdraw the closing or
der.
F. M. McCracken, living eight
miles north of the city. was in Mad
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
Win COMMISSIONS
EIGHT SENT FROM STATE COLI
LEGE GET HONORS AT
FORT SHERIDAN.

Bookings, Oct. 1S.-Eight of the
16 State college students who were
sent to Fort Sheridan last summer
for special training have won COM
missions. These men are stationed
as follows: Andrew Allison, of
Brookings, second lieutenant, Ala
bama Polytechnic institute; Max
Redmond, of Redfield, second lieu
tenant, Iowa university; George Big
gar. of Brookings, second lieutenant,
University of California; Einar An
derson, of Brookings. second lieuten-
ant, Camp Grant, Ill.,; Cecil Brown,
of Bookings, second lieutenant,
Lake Forest college. ILL.,; George Sic
vers, of washington, second lieuten-
ant, Albion college, Mich; Glenn
Wiles. of Trent, second lieutenant.
and Harley Waters, of Wentworth,
sergeant, South Dakota State college.
Prof. ]. G.. Hutton, who was the fac
uIty representative chosen for train
ing at Fort Sheridan, is now second
lieutenant attached to the personnel
department of the State college stu
dent army training corps.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
GET Is YEARS
MENNONITES AT CAMP DODGE
SENTENCED TO PRISON.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 1S.-Two
South Dakota sprivates at Camp
Dodge, Joseph L. Walter, of Bridge
water, and Joseph s. Wurz, of Free
man, have been sentenced to is
years each at Fort Leavenworth for
refusing to res United States uni
forms when commanded to do so by
Capt. Clarence Dewesee.
They calimed conscientious scru-
Piles. The men were first sentenced
to 25 years, but reviewing authority
reduced the terms.
Both of the young men, 1T is said,
are members of the Mennonite faith
and they with other members Of the
sect have consistently refused to en-
ter military training.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
CONTRABAND BOOZE
SHERIFF. KELLER CAPTURES
CLAUD HUMPHREY AND
go QUARTS.

Last evening Sheriff Keller, in the
role of sleuth, bounced down upon
the place of abode of Claud Hum
phrey, who resides in the east part
of the city and both making an an
rest and simultaneously seizing upon
about 60 quarts sparkling bottled
amber - commonly called whisky.
The offender in this case of illegal
possession of liquor in dry territory
now lahguishes behind the bars of
the, Lake county jail, awaiting his
time to be ushered into the court
room for trial. In the meantime the
once bottled in bond" still sparkles
in the gunny sack containers proyid-
ed by our thoughtful peace officer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18

FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. .
I am an Independent candidate for
register of deeds of Lake county and
will appreciate your support on the
5th of November.-Henry J.. Miller.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
PRIVATE SALE.

Two d%ressers, three commodes,
one combination dresser. six chairs,
one rocker, 10 comforts. 10 blankets,
Is feather pillows, two new cots and
mattresses, n white enamel bed,
one Vernis Martin bed. eight beds
and springs in all; four toilet sets.
one good Hot Blast heating stove.
push broom, combination scrubbrush,
mop wringer. These goods are most
ly all new and are from the rooms
Hanson's jewelry store, which
we vacated some months ago and are
at my home. No business
on Saturday.. r.. Rose.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
LOST in Nine
DEMENTED BOY In HOMESTAKE
NINE ~ HOURS.

Lead, Oct. 18.-After standing n
kle deep in water under a water tank
at the Homestake Mining company
for three days, the 10-year-old SON
of Stanley Warlick was found Satur-
day afternoon by Paul Nelson, a
company employee. The boy had
been there three days and nights,
lacking about six hours.
The boy who is mentally deficient
was last seen Wednesday afternoon.
Because it was feared that he had
wandered into the Black Hills and
might perish from exhaustion Chief
of Police O'Meara led a search for
the boy. but no clew could be found
of him.
At . o'clock Saturday afternoon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-18
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF
HUNS THE ONLY SAFE PATH.

Huron, S. D., Oct. 16.-To Nation
al Council of Defense. Washington.
ID. c.: While we commend the high
motive of President Wilson in giving
a to the Huns when they cried,
"Kamerad," we believe it is the over
whelming sentiment of the people of
South Dakota that unconditional sur
render of the central powers is the
only path to safe and permanent
peace.-George w. Wright, Chair
man of Executive Committee, South
Dakota Council of Defense.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

For Sale. Two cars in first class
condition, n a REQ and the other a
Paige.-Phone 1880.
Broken Lenses accurately dupIi-
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
ined and frames fitted.-Yaeger's
Optical Parlor.
Eat at Jacks.
For Rent. Modern house, close in.
Phone 5000 OF Glatz Bros.
Eat at Jacks.
Vote for Oscar c. Olson, republi-
can nominee for county treasurer
ADV.
Wanted. Three girls at Fuller's
steam laundry at once
Ford car for sale. Inquire of f.
f. Griffen at the Home Supply COM
pany.
Two rooms i'm modern house suit
able for light housekeeping for rent.
Phone 1898.
Stove for sale.-Mallory Studio.
Old fashioned pound sweet apples
at Kelley's.
A new lot of ladies' fine shoes just
received at Nick B~iornstad.
House for rent. Inquire of Mrs.
Brown, 321 Lee avenue n.
A good assortment of Comfy slip
pers and warm lined shoes at Nick
Bjornstad's.
Miss Anna McGloin left on a morn
ing train for Wall Lake, Ia.
Mrs. H. Smith and daughter of
Lake Preston, are in the city today.
Mrs. Chas. Heiss, of Huron, is at
present the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Petheram.
Phillip Limmer and son Theodore,
of Wentworth, were in the city this
forenoon.
Miss Emma Siech returned this
morning from her school work at
Garden City.
A 10h pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruger last
evening.
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NOTICE.

The teachers examinations that
were to have been held in the man
ual training building on October "a
and % stands postponed indefinitely
until further notice.-Alice Ripe,
County Superintendent.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All schools in Lake county are
hereby ordered to close till further
notice. All public gatherings are
forbidden by order of the superin-
tendent of the state board of health
y. M. Duff, Superintendent Coun-
ty Board of Health.
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CUT THIS OUTFIT Is WORTH MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut on this slip, en-
close with sc to Foley & Co, 1886 Shelf
field Ave-, Chicago. ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly. You will re-
ceive in return a trial package contain
ing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs. colds and Group, Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sold everywhere.
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Indigestion, biliousness, bad breath,
gas, constipation or any condition aris-
ing from a mass of undigested food i'm
the stomach needs immediate attention.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild and
gentle, but sure In action. Cause no
gripping, pain or nausea. Cleanse bow
els, sweeten stomachc and tone up liver.
Sold everywhere.
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THE CITY.

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Unsettled tonight and Satur-
day; probably showers; not
much change in temperature.
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