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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Seltiame @erbnnaem.
Cine iuItursef6iaiIite Stisse pon
Rtddrb WARD.

@enn Der 3us bes 9er5,ns, Der,
Had Wiiuner, bes Gnidials Gimme
iit, 70 itort sslporoen, bab Der Maun
auf Der gabn oes aebeus ben Tunnel
Der 3ipsiia i'm 5luse paIIiri unb 3i
Der StutiOn .grtsnntrtib' geIarst,
oas beibt, iiber5eust III, fsins Before
5dlfte e,funben gu bdben unb obne fis
midi leben gu t5nnsn, - obsr ipenn
nnbere Gripdgungsn ibn Sur 9Iners
tennuns bes s6ttIitsn ansiptuhes:
rgs TT ridt gut, bnb Der Wleri9
alein iei", 5ipingsn, buiin iDrtmt es
alii5eral duf Der Groe Rlnb 81 elmer
ber 6oupt= unb Staotsdtiionen bes
Sofeins: slr grautfperbuns. DieId.
Be, gu beren 0oll5uss IN Gbinh bei
ben aqjibrlid BON Staats ipeaei sins
berufeneu 8eriarnmfnngsn lebiesr
perionen beibsrlei gef6Iedts faon
ldnsft enerstf6 airfgsforoeri, in euro<
pa eber DorerIf nur 5eitipeifs burd
anbrobuns Der Ginfiibruns siner
Sunsqeieleniteuer srmuntert ipitb, 1T
in ibsr ilrform infofsrne eine art
aaufDertrag ssipefen, ols Der beiraibss
Iuitige Wunn fir bas Wefb ieinsr
Wabl einen eeipifsn pras bot unb;
falls berfslbe nngeHommen ipurbe, bic
Brnut beiurfiibrte. Disiem Yreii.
puroen jeoOd. gum Bsiipisi bel ben
aIten 9eii.ideu, fnft immer frsie Ges
ihents aIs 8eipeiIe Der 2iebe binsusss
fiist. go BOT Der NSerber als Sbms
Dol bts BON ben beltfd3en Jruiieri bes
trisbsnen Jelbbauss elm Sod Often. |
fsrner aIs @1abniing baran, bdb bas
sRdbden ols Jrau nud i'm artege
Die treue @efGbriin bss Wannss fem
nriiiie, Elm sefotisItes 2pferb nebit |
GpieB uub S9ilb unb enblid cine
3itbsr gum 3si6sn, bab er Don fetner |
esfpoufin aud bic 9erfd0nerung bes |
Dufeins errrdrts. Ddr Giles rihtig, |
boru iparbp geIdmdrft, seiungsn, ses |
ianst unb b5&ft fpabrf4sinIit uuh
trnmer nod ems eetrurfen.
@tsfpobl nun rtift 81 Ieiieren iit,
oab Bel folfxn gnIGiitn eiHise Git,
zen unb Gebrdudt berrfdpb paren,
tpelfe fotpcbI DON Der 1896 su adrtbas
40 fageuben Spnobols aIs arb pDn
csr S95 n0tb 9rebours sinbsrifenen
misunderstanding nidt NIT llnrsht
lIs .beibnifGs bsrbmnurt fpurben, 70
n bas berti@e bod bnsienies Bolt. I
,sHsn 8erbunsen in neun5is BON
'unbsrs 5dlsn anf geFe5I Ses 9srs
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muB mnn ibm bierin btiitimmen, benz
leiber iit IS nur 3u bsutlid3 ,eriuitfer,
bdB aritse aIIcin bic ipirfIdmcr
3udtrntben Der Meni9beit iinb. Seq
pirb bas PenbeI, bas bsItGnbis mad
Der matsrieIlsn Seite bin ssfloser
NOR, mad Der ibealen Ssite bin suriid-
teeben.
8eseiiiert rilub man einitimuisn
ipenn S4pob fagt: rRei1tbum urf
@eburt ipirb iiht msbr bet Wabitaf
iein, fin6 ipeIbem Menf4en ssrneHer
ipsrben, ipnbern 2siitingen iinb 2a'
ratier iperben ben Wertb bes Reni6cr
beitimmen." Ulan ipirb nift niebr
frdsen: WiebieI befibt er on ganrber-
m0gen, ionoern ipie reid III er Of;
geiit unb Sers. Die 5rase, bic
Sdlipnb FelIi, OBJ bic Reniben bann
sliidli9sr fein ipcrben, ipagsn mir mii
&itimmtbeit bejnbsnb sn bedntipprien.
Gs sibt feline srobere GIiidielisitit,
nIs ipenn Semanb. BON briidenben mas
terielIen Sprgen befreit, ieinem nadt
bem S60nen unb 9utcn serihtsteir
Sinn su eeniieen permng. 4nd I'D
Sdipob i'm Srrtbum, ipeun er fiirdtet,
bab bic materislIe Weltorbnnne. bic.
ipie mir se3sist bdberi, nidt seit5rt
iperben barf. b. 3. ii9 in ben Gren,en
Der @ernunft baltsn mub. BON Der 4rs
teitsrf9oft serit5rt iperben tpirb. Dem
3eitseiit i6nnen ii9 bic Grbeiter ebeus
f. fpenia sr,tsitben, ME unbcre Wens
id,en. Wsnn bag MaB6aIien in allen
0insen gum oberiten 0eieb prpiIn.
mirt tpirb, gilt ss niff Bios fir cine
alafe, ionbern fiir ale aIdFtn nno
ipenn man es ssrtmt betrodtet, ridtet
iib Der @rou Der Irbeiter nidt geeen
ben gsiib, ionbern bic Dirt unb WsiTe,
ipis sr eriporben ipirb unb bierin bea
ginnt isbt f4on cine neue Orbnuna
Der Oinse if9 por5ubereiten. Wlan
fraet niht: W 9 elmer eripirbt, fon'
bern ip ie er es eripirbi, OBJ bur6 sbrs
Ii6e geitrebunasn pber burd 9ug uno
Raub. Die lIueere9tiefeit, bab eebs
teres mOgli9 mar, bat olIsin erbitterno
geipirtt unb ipenn bdrin WnnoeI gee
I6affen 1T. pirb aud bic Grbiiteruus
nufb0ren.
Was bic Welt brandt, III cine nere
pebenspeisbeit unb cine ueue polftiid,e !
Ottonomie. Wie Iestere bisIana, b. I. |
lett ungefdbr odt5is Sabren eelebrt
bat, NOR iie abfidtli9 in folder Deife |
1bseFobi, bab bic Welt nur beffeben
fonn. tpeHn cine 9Iaiie ale onbertn
'rbornungslos nusbeutet. Dos piro |
liht mebr Iange bauern. Wldn miro !
ben ebrlihen 9eiib bon BEN
inebrIiden, ben mii6eIoien @dpini
BON benz ourh 4rbeit erlanaten 9ei
pinn gu trennen, bic Ra9tbiimer,
pel6e bur6 bic GeieHT6oft sef4afF.n
perber, bisTer susufpeno'n dber BEN
sinselnen bds Su iibertoiTen. fpas ibm
ION Rehtsfpegen asb6rt. Wenn bic
Sere6tisteit an GtelIe bts Raubes
ritt. bann IN bos JbeoI, na6 ipelhtm
bic Wenihbsit iia fehnt, beripirflift
inb oiefsr srfreulid;n Gnttptdlung
dn5su mir an, uns Su ndbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30

II
5ntertFe ~ moscnDsrlebrs ni9t
nlinoer alB in benz br 5uBgdnscr,
berfanst iperben, bnb tsibt Jdftpreu
fiinIiie perf9iebenc Gtr1iperfe unoes
lpieien srbalten
Dns bioicei|fe pfinsip Der Diffes
rfn3iruns gilt fir ben iti6tiiHsn 10
gut pit fir ben ffdotlidtn Srponis.
mus. gerobe Die Strabe bisiel fit bic
forifdreiitnbe Glisbsruue bss Giabt.
iOrpsrs Elm geifpieI. an friiberen 3eis
ten ipurot iie in unsepflnIiertsm 3us
fianps u. a. aud oIs RuIIgrube BE-
nubt, ia. aIs ab5uesianai. Rebri9t,
baufen partn bas S&Iimmfie nibt.
fporiibsr bic Sdnftenirdser nod biz
3itrlidsn Ddmen bes Rotoio bmpees
Jiiirassn bntisn.
Die pffensn gfinnEsint fparen,
epolutioniitifh betrn9isi. lIeberbleibs
iei aus elmer epoHe, no Die sefammie
itdbtiift Aanaliiaiiou iih uitbefanssn
gu sbsner Grbe obipidslts. Ghon Be-
Dor bic SirnBe BON Der Juuition, aud
ftdbtifde abpdFsr gu tef0rosrn pber
iuenigitsns aif3unebmen, enogiiItia
entlafttt fucrbsn mar, bate bic 3us
nahme bss Wasenpsrietrs cine Inter
fheiouns 5ipifden Gubpes unoJdbr,
bamm notbtpsnoig semn4t, bic bus
our4 trfolsts, onb mon biefen Elm
iuenis tiefer lssts. Gortan iOnnisn bic
Jubsdnser sipdr nad 4eoorf unb
N6sIidteit aud ben Jnbrbamm be.
nuBen, ni9t absr bic gubriperit ben
BiirserIftig.
Oide qbgren5ung rei6te inbsher
uur iiir bic WsrfebrsDabdltniiis aus
bic fis berborsebradt batten. Sebt, ipr
bic Dinse namentIiH bur@ bic Or
iinbung Der i9neIlfabrenben Arafipn.
gen sins rabiiule llmipdIsung erfab'
rem baben, tpir6 iie fsiuem BON btibtn
GbeiIsn msbr seredt. OnB Der Dlb'
eanger I'm BON einsr SirdBenfeiis dui
bic anbsrs gu eslanesn, ben Jabr'
bnmm benubsn mub, IN ebsnfo uH'
biais, tpie ss pom Gtunbpunit bee
-4uiomobtliIttn aus unbilIis III. oaB
Ct ibn benuben barf.
Manteriti Dsriu6s iinb semdft
iporoen, bieIs iontraitirsnoen Rs6ts
5u p.rfobnen. Ia ts aber 3nneiit aul
ban alten, eemeinfnmsn Bcosn gee
idcb, Der bafiir fsinsn Raim bi,tet.
10 iinb alIe 2ompromiiIe mibgliidt,
Dieie gsna9tbeilisins bes einen
Jaltors auf aofen bss onbern bort
ab,r pon ieIbii auf, fobnIb Jubp,s
unb gabrfpeg poIliiGnSm pontinanber
estrennt uRb btibs in psridiebens
Strobsnetnetn perIest iperbsn. ents
ipsber Der giiresrifeig blsibt. mo er III.
unb Der Strnbsnbamm iommi in Elm
neu bsr5niiellsn6ss asllerseiHob bsr
Gtrobe. Sbn aber Der 1nbrbnmm
perbleibt i'm Grbgsidob unb bic SUB,
jteige 5u bsiben Ssitsn iommen IN oas
erfe Gipdirert. Tas m6sen fie Ted.
ntitr entfd5sioen. Hur mub in jsoem
SJnlIt Der 1ipenuunierihisb srob ge'
mig iein, I'm nIIs Ddgsn iinter ben
llebsrfiibrunssn Der giirseritsige bin
bur6suiaifen. Die Jubpegs miiiien
,benio fpie bic 1yobrbdmme slait Dsrs
Iaufsny obn. llnterbrehuns bur4 GtiIs
len unb areppen.
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Ttntidlt sdiiben tseieIIidlais.

Tir TflniA E 1dlabenaeielid,nit
hat Gprferiiineen aetroiiell, uni
griialieoern ilnb 5rguiOen eimeh un.
aenebluen Nbeno 81 bcreiten. Conn
tag, am 10. sSebnidr, iinoet IN Den
Snlen ces Ieutifen ailb Der @ejeIl.
iinitsban itnft. Gin eiiriaes Som.
nitire lit thdtia i'm bic VernnitoI.
fuua III einem idlonen GripIq uno 3u
cinem Gersniaen fit bic gsitoIiebsf
~ eeitnlten.
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aamen amdbia bapou.

ghmisipaIridter gsea Iieb oit
arobe aprbr5nbI Der Seiie, Die biz
gisensihilber fir 1918 nod nidyt ar
ibren Subripertem hatteiL NIT elmer
@arming Iaiifen. Gle entidniIeisisr
sid init 9ergeBIidfeit. GfIidRn ipur
ben Die Soften oes gerfnbfens al,ier.
Iesf, neil iie aiif feline beliere 9rf,
idnIbisuHe sefonrnen paren. als BE
lpeIdR lie pprbrddneH. @egen
ied,s. Die Der gorIn6lune TeiHe e,eaf {.
tang grifenft batten, lpsir6e elm
Saifbefebl erlailelI.
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Ser rpabre MrihOfrat.

Gin. ausfibrlibe Iittbeiluns iber
bic Reoe, bic Gbarlss qR. S4tpab, Der
9rdfibent Der getbl.b.m Stahl Iaors
poratipn, eebaltcn bat, ldbt eriebsn,
bab ieine Gebanfen einen bebeutsno
h06eren Slug senpmmen haben. als
Der biirftise 4ussug IN ben Depsiden
permittelte. gr bat bic 3utunft aus
gsmaIt, ipie iie iia Don isinem Stanbs
punt als 5inan5mann BARTLETT uno er
lit su bem S9lub selanst, bab bas
&apital ni6t mebr lanse bic 3errs
itaft iiber 2eib unb Seele beiibes
ipirb, pie ssssnpdrtis. gisber par
@elo Der a0nig, in naber 3eit !piro
es Der @eift fein. Uidn piro aufbDs
rem, bas golbene &aIb anSubeten. Utdn
tpirb bic @ersbrung bem 9enie bars
brinaen, qleidpisl auf ipeIhem 8es
tiste 'es f6 offsnbart Ulan ipire bic
Reni6en nidt na9 ibrsm @slbiad
lpGgsn, ionbern nah ihrem Geift uno
nab ibrem Raratter. Dorum oieis
Rsugeburt iid polIsiebsn nub, bat CT
in geidihtspbiIoiophiiher unb bdmit
unanfedtborer Neiie ertl6rt. Gs III
nie aebre bes erisdiidsn 9biloiopben,
tpel9er geIast bat: in9lIIes lit in be-
itGnbigem Slug. uiats bleibt 70 beites
ben, pie es mar" 40 pan rel,
pubsn menei." Die grfobruns be.
ftGtist bas. Was beute als b09ite
Gliidieligteit gift, tpirp i'm 2aufe Der
.3eit itbdl unb itumpf unb tpis ShDab
ridtie btnSufiigt, pirtt fein Rei5 ers
miibenber, ols berjeniee, Der aus Der
gplbenen 9rube fpmmt. Der nngliidp
Iite, Der in gsr5tpsifluns itarb. neil
2tlss, mos er teriibrte, iid in 9oIb
perDanbeIte. 1T bas 9Ieiduib Der
jebigen periobe.
aaein, Der @etft Der 9sfdi4te piro
nibt ri4tig ertennt, ipenn man nihi |
Dds ptin5ip trfabt, baB gln.s1
ri9t bent 3ufnlI, fonbern Der Nofb. |
entjpriHsi. DAP mir Elm
3eiiaiter batien, bas jsBt i'm gnts
ihDinben III, In fpeIder bas @elb re-
Jterte, ersab ii4 aus btm 8Dungs eis
aer befferen materisllen 8erIorgunq.
Der 0eiit lam obne bic Wdterie ni6t
beiteben. Die Welt, bic eirif, pie IN
ben Saeen Der RenaiiTonee I'M 6immel
ebts, madte bic Mabrnebmuna, 6aB
g an 8rob feblte. Sobolb bas iidi
'iiblbdr nla9te, ipiirben alle arGfis
,urau eetpanbt, biefes Brob su bs4
4aifeu unb ss entiianb bos ciierne
3eisalter Der Snbuftrie, oas bic Be-
niibunge1 rsihIi6 lobnte. Das mate.
'itae GieHtbum, in Del6em bic breis
en- @oftsmnffen 10 eletbigIit perfos
Hen, fpuroe bebeuteno aernilbert, aber
bic nuH art BON &inbern, glairbft
nan bic neu entbedten AneIlen bes
ieihtbums biz tns llnenbIibe fteiqsrn
II f6nnen unb fparbe un5ufrie6en,
,eii bieFe grtpattuugen fidl nicbt erz
iilteu. Cine fpiIbe Jdgb nafJ Ginnen.
ut eutifanb in allen areiftn uns jebt
/ bic grniidtsrung eingetretsn. Dis
Jteni6heit fdnst an. fih onf ibr beis
'res lSefbff 8u befinnen unb ibr 5sil
! benz etuig iinDere6ngGihen @uien All
i6en. Wenn Sffpab fngt, bab Der
iriea biefe erDeduns sebradt tabe. |
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9aithuodl, ben 80. Saunar 1918.

Eie aritif 1T Ieidt ole aunlt
1T ifsper.
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gSenn es elm Croft iit @ef6br.
ben i'm lln9liif SIT baben, 10 genieBt
ibn itniere Staot i'm poaiten @iaBe,
oenn IN allen Wtuni3ipalitaten oieies
SdlSeS bort man oasalasen, oaB Gle
GiHnahmcn tidt seniigen. I'M oic
slusgaben 81 oedeu. Gas 1efisit III
iiberaa 6roniid.
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True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on january 90,
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th. l9l7.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
WEATHER and CROPS
GREAT NEED OF MOISTURE In
THE STATE Is SHOWN.

Huron, Oct. 1.-THE current
weekly crop report OF the state
weather and crop service is as fol-
lows:
Moderate temperature prevailed
generally during the week. Light to
moderate rainfall occurred in the
eastern part of the state Sunday
night, but generally the supply OF
moisture for farm needs is made
quate. Threshing has continued IN
der favorable conditions and good
progress in this work has been made.
Flowing has been in progress, but
the ground Is hard and dry and the
work has been carried on under diff
ficulties, Winter rye and wheat are
doing fairly we'll, but the weather
has been too dry for their best
growth. Picking and shocking corr
have been carried on under favorable
conditions. The quality and yield OF
this crop is generally reported to be
very good. Potato digging continues
and the yield is large. Pastures are
dry. but they contain a satisfactory
amount of feed. Stock is still in
fine condition"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
"CAN BE CURED?"

How often have you heard that
sad cry from the victims of disease.
Perhaps the disorder has gone too
far for help, but oftener it is just in
it's first stages and the pains and
aches are only natures first cries
for help. Do not despair. Find out
the cause and give nature all the help
you can and she will repay you with
health. Look after the kidneys. The
kidneys are the most overworked
organs of the human body, and when
they fail in their work of filtering
and throwing off the poison that
constantly accumulates in the sys-
tenn, everything goes wrong. Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules will
give almost immediate relief from
kidney and bladder troubles and
their kindred ailments. They will
free your body from pain in short
order. But be sure to get Gold Med
al. Look for the name on eevry box.
In three sizes. sealed packages.
Money refunded If they do not help
you.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
kept ON The JOB
WOUNDED TWICE IN A SINGLE
DAY.

Lead, Oct. 12.-Howard Stewart,
a South Dakota boy. who Is in the
thick OF the fighting In France, evil
was not born to be killed by
German bullets or German shells.
During the July fighting he had his
coat shot to pieces on his back. He
has had further narrow escapes,
which he refers to in a letter just
received from him. He writes:
Everything Ia going along fine
with Earle and myself. Have been
pounding at and running after the
boche.
Got slightly wounded twice one
day. A shell hit close to where l
was and took a little bit OF a piece
out OF my right thumb. Later a
piece grazed my shirt. putting two
holes in the sleeve. and hit me in the
left hand on the back and sort Of be-
tween the thumb and fingers.
Nothing at all serious, as I kept
on the job and was only bothered
by my left hand being a little stiff.
Am perfectly safe now and am
taking life easy, 20 You ses there Il
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many Madison People Know the Inn.
portance of Healthy Kidneys.

The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney ill should be neglected.
There is possible danger in delay.
If you have backache or urinary
troubles,
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out,
Begin treating your kidneys at
once;
Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by Madison testimony:
Mrs. VIM. Carr, Ais Center street
w, Madison, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills proved very good when / used
them. My Kidneys were out of order
and / had a dull ache and sharp
pains in tho small of my back and
through my loins. My kidneys didn't
act right at ell. l got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Schut's Drug Store, and
found they were just the thing.
Doan's soon regulated and strength
ened by kidneys and removed the
backache."
Price, 60 cents, at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney rem
edy5get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Carr had. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12

with Local Applications. as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
Is q blood or constitutional disease. and
In order to cure 1T you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure fs
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and u surface. Halls
II was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years and
Il of the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The per-
feet combination OF the two ingredients
ts what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing catarrh. Send for testi-
monials, free. f. j. Cheney q Co.,
Props, Toledo, o. Sold by Druggists.
price. Use. Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
SOLDIERS GRAVES
SOLDIERS DETAILED TO TASK
TENDERLY CARE FOR REST
ING PLACE OF COMRADES.

A French City, Oct. 12.-Rank
grass and weeds have no place on the
grave of any American soldier-hero
fallen In France.
Not a single grave is unmarked,
unknown, INTENDED.
The United States army gives ten
der ARE to its wounded. And to It's
martyred dead, heroes who gave
their lives for the freedom of the
world, ii gives all a grateful country
can.
Casualty lists do not make pleas
ant reading. Nor is IL pleasant work
the grave registration bureau has to
do. But 1t is a labor of love and OF
gratitude undertaken by the army in
behalf OF loved ones at home.
Here in this inland city are the
headquarters of this little known bu-
reau. headed by Maj. Charles s.
Pierce. He did similar work i'm the
Philippines and though he was on
the retired list when the United
States entered the war, he was called
into service.
Eight units of so men each are in
the field. They work under shell
fire and gas. They find the spot
where each fallen hero has been
buried. They erect new and perma.
nent crosses in place of the tempo
rary Identification marks.
They preserve records and loca.
tions. plot out cemeteries and main,
tain them. Full control of the plots
are taken over from French propert,
owners in the name of the United
States government. And everything
is done SO that any grave can bs
found at q moments notice now OF
after the war.
At the bureau headquarters rec.
ords are kept of each hero's name
rank, service. date Of death, cause
where buried, the grave number and
marks. cemetery number and name
Of the commune and department In
which II is situated, Identification oil
tags and dates of frequent inspec,
lions of grave.
Immediately after a grave is 10.
Gated and data gathered the kindly
old major personally writes a letter
to the hero's nearest relatives. 1t Ii
the letter that reaches a mother OF
father after the first shock of the
war departments telegram announc.
ing the soldiers death.
Usually that letter crosses in the
mails a letter from the boys home
asking for just the very Information
the veteran majors letter gives. In.
to the lines he writes he puts a human
touch. Though his task may b.
arduous he always writes each letter
with the care, the kindness. tn,
tenderness. the gentleness that be
longs to his personality.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
STATE NEWS.

nurOn-MrS. IL. A. Merlcd, OF
Huron, was killed when an auto In
which she and her husband were rid
Ing tipped over III miles north of
this city. Owing to a defect in the
ear II left the road and when 1t turn
ed over the woman was pinned be-
meath 1t. Her skull was crushed.
Mr.. Merica suffered a badly bruised
hip.
Da1las-On order from the gov
ernor, Home Guards of the different
Rosebud towns were ordered out yes
terday and last night to prevent dis
turbances at ~non-partisan league
meetings held at Bonesteel and Dix
on. As a result OF this the five mem
bers OF the Gregory county council of
defense have sent in their resigna-
tions to take effect Immediately.
Pierre-Otto Behrens, a young man
from st. James, Mimi, was instantly
killed on the farm of r. C. Willard,
when a large hay fork with which he
was working at stacking hay was al
lowed to fall by the breaking of a
cDevis. The fork struck the young
man on the head In the fall, break
ing his neck and causing instant
death.
Pierre-Two children of Jerry
Krembert. a renter on a Charles Mix
county farm, were burned to death.
The father was away from home and
the mother was milking. leaving the
children In the house. In some way
= fire was started and before thx
mother knew 1t the fire was so fan
along that she could not get into the
building and both children were
burned with the building.
Artesian-The Artesian branch o.
the Red Cross gave a wild duck sup,
per Saturday evening. On Friday 0
large number OF volunteer huntsmer
went forth In quest OF the fowl with
which to feed the people and sue,
ceeded in bagging 125 birds. The
birds were duly cooked and served
~ the members OF the Red Cross
the supply running but long before
all the people had been fed. Be,
sides the supper q sale was also held
the whole returns amounting Il
something over 5000.
Pierre-Jackson county was tn,
first n in the state so far as |,
known to come in with a warrant FOL
q large percentage OF its appropria
tion for the war activities fund
That county sent a warrant for So,
600, about half what 1t was assessed
and Is ready to come with the rest a,
soon as 1t is needed. When the diff
ferent counties OF the state pay Ii
their funds. there will be no delay Ii
meeting the state assessments TO,
such funds. as the money will be OF
hand to make the payments withou
any wait, and every taxpayer of tn
state will have a share In II.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
Emmons Blaine. Jr.. Dead

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Emmons Blaine,
Jr., son of the late Emmons Blaine and
Anita Mccormick Blaine, and a grand
SON of the late James G. Blaine died
of pneumonia in Lansdowne, Pa. Mr..
Blaine went into the service Of the
government in the American Interna.
tional Shipbuilding corporation at Hog
Island early this year and was work.
ing there at the time of his death.
He was graduated from Harvard in
1914 and in 1916 received the degree
of mechanical engineer from the In.
stitute OF Technology.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
seamen Respond to call.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE recent ap.
peal Of President Wilson to former sea.
faring men to volunteer for service in
the merchant marine service has met
with SO prompt and enthusiastic appeal
that the shipping board has received
mor applications than 1t can handle.
Many former captains, on reading the
Presidents appeal, left their work and
came to Washington, with the impress
sion they would be sent to sea i'm
mediately. 1t was found, however,
that captains were coming forward
faster than ships were being built
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-12
German Gold Busy in Spain.

London, Oct. 10.-German gold Is be-
ing spent freely in Spain in an effort
to prevent that country from jumping
into the war on the side of the Allies.
According to reports received here
from Madrid, there are 100 900 Ger
mans in Spain. Many of these went
there before the war. Italy, Portugal
and those South American countries
which have joined the Allies contrib
uted most of the others. A number
of fighting men fled into Spanish ter.
ritory from the Cameroons. and these
were interned.