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FOLLETIN Mum. y.
DE La TERRA \ IA LUNA

yeinticuatro horaS por Ell mlsmo me-
ridiano de IA Luna.
Con respecto a Ia Luna. 81 espec-
taculo era muy d~iferente: el astro bf-
llaba en- TODD SUI eSpiendor en- medic
de innumerables conStelac!OneS, cuyoS
rayos no conseguian empanar Su pu-
reza. Sobre el disco, las llanuras
afectaban va eSos toncS Somorios que
Sc ven desde Ia Terra. FL reSto de!
nimbo seguia siendo refulgente, Y
Tycho Sc destacaba como u Sol, Ell
medic de aquel r~esplandor general.
Barbicane 10 podia apreciar de min
guna maner IL velccidad del proyec-
til, pero ia reflexion le decia que
aquella velocidad debia disminuir uni
formememente, conforme q las leyes
de Ia mecanica racionaL
En- efecto: admitido que el proyec-
hi describiria una 0rbita alrededor de
Ia Luna, esta 0rbita debia ser forzo-
samente elipaea- La ciencia probaba
one debia ser asi: ningun cuerpo mo-
vii que circuia alrededor de otro cuer-
DO dotado de attraction. falta a esa
lev. Todas las orbitaS deScrisas en-
81 espacio son elipticas. las de los Sc,
telites alrededor de los p!anetas. las
de los planetas alrededor del Sol,
la del Sol arededor del aStro deseono-
eide que lie sirve de eye central:
tHabia de substraerse ell proyectii
del Gun-Ciub a esta disposition ma
turafS
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Como habran viSto n%uestroS lecto-
res. los Comisionados de Ia Ciudad de
San Antonio Sc proponen poner en-
vigor las disposiciones cue prohiben
escupir en- la acera. Y para que es-
tas disposiciones Sc lleven a cabo es-
EMBELLISHMENTS varias asociaclones
Sc proponen secundar Ia accion de Ia
policia, para 10 cual Sc dara a los
miembros de dichas asociaciones ia
cultades p~oliciacas, para poder redu-
cir a prision a todos los que violer
tai determination.
La MEDIA tiende i I'm fin alta
mente higienico: la de evitar el Ges-
arrollo de muchas Intermediates, ia
les como Ia tuberculosis, Y otras con-
genereS, Que Sc propagn per medic
de los esputos.
La saliva. mientras Sc conServa en-
estado liquido nc es pellgrosa, pero
cuando Sc eca Y Sc convierte en- poi
20, cada polvo de la miSma es un
agente ~peligrosisimo y trasmitor de
muchas graves Intermediates. De
aqui Ell cello de las a~utoridades para
evitar csc grave NAL.
Els. pues, necesario, que nuestroS
l~ectores. TO solo de esta ciudad. slno
de todas parties, Sc convenZan de Ia
necesidad que hay de evitar escuplr'
dondequiera, sin consideration a nues-
tros projimos, a quienes podemos eau
sar un NAL irremediable.
En- todos los hogares debe haber
escupideras, o un trasto con aqua
donde arrojar las s~alivas, a fin de
que no lleguen a secarse, y onVer-
tirse en- polvo. Y Ia e%scupidera de5e
lavarse diariamente, arrojando 81 con
tenido a los eXcusados. En- la Gale
debera escupirse en- ell panuelo.
Hay muchas gentes que n et
vicio de escupir, sin n~ecesidad aiguna.
con 10 cual causan asco d todos los
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POPULARES
EvITEsE EsCUPIR EN- Ell PIso

u los ven, V a Ia vez pueden con-
traer alguna enfermedad, pues esa
saliva arroiada, sin necesIdad fuera
del ORGANISING, hace falta 4 este.
Puede decirse que, salvo casos de tos
acuda Il otra enferemedad semcjante,
no hace falta escupir, que en- las mas
de las veces no es mas que un nal
habito. impropio de n persona cui-
ia.
Como Geciamos anteS, Ia tubercolo-
sis Sc propaga facilmente por la sa-
liva. Dor 10 cual no debe permltlrse
= nadie. en- los hogares, que escupa,
sino en- las escupideras, que debe Gull
darse que tengan siempre aqua, y Ia
varse diariamenre.
Ia higiene es una ~educaclon, un
habito. que nos trae muchas Venta-
las. Dor 10 que debemos todos hacer
esfuerzos para adquirir esa euuca-
zion. V csc habito. Los padres de IA
mil;a deben ensenar u sus hijos, desde
su tierna edad, a que observer las
leves de la hygiene, Y a que las conoz
ran = fin de one Sc crlen sanos y
rohrstos. Ash c. lesde la mas tier
M edad debe amonestarse a los nj
nos que no deben escupir por gusto'
V e~vitarles que contraigan csc teo,
~asoueroso. ant~ihigienico y antlsocia
habito.
Las autoridades van d lmponer
multas V ~arrcstoS a las personals que
en- 10 SUCCESSIVE escupan en- Ia via pu-
blica. para impedir ell desarrollo de
mnchas Intermediates. Que todos los
Iactores de IA Prers2' en- San An
tonic, acaten respetuosamente esaS
sabias Y beneficas disposiciones' y
Que los que viven fuera las acaten
ambien. como hombres cultos y con-
sjdcrados de la salud de sus semeJan-
res.
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NO DSSTRUYA Los DISCoS VTSJoS.
EStz - d Ultima invencion- p-cctIsraenie
h ose I'd neccxia v "a procuraoo cSteas--
!Ahora- poeysnoo cate apa-atn. poc-a US
spcar los dsscos qze iba \ tirar por user
vsh9 ' que 10 podfa vcRder a aio=Tia pre-
cso. pon este -rproducto- haze Gur q So
na5o De Ice eiScos antrgUos SEA TIT soao-c '
sS,ro como ns arrycS. I'd 4uedara admin
do y attarnense Satrsfecho 4! adqUE-ir este
m-nzriSeo Instruments. GGc &c sho--ara baeo
SSoero- L. occonend1n~oS edS@s-ra 2ao des-
de lregp. pues podTa tocar ;o3h claSe &c dis
COS Su coust-ucci6a - may ruS-se. pO- Ic
que X SurarS mschC tempo ca buro eSEscO.
.AproSeche "a ov-ortGnGai = pItalo hoy rs
mo, ppcs no eocsntEar& NADIA mas PROPOSE
70 ,arx 81 son6E-afo. P-ucbelc ; GuedS:
ez.istecho. Asndc giro postal acen parade q
su nounhre y direction correctcS y q vuelG.
de correo -eribira Fl aporao. EecsiGa a !
s~isuienoc Sirccci~u-
UNCLE MAN Dept. .
st. =. Cht-a-p III
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Miguel.
-iCorriente. - interrumpio Nj
choll-. Que cada cual haga o que
lie acomode, pero 70 voy 8 dormir.
Y te%ndiendose sobre IN divan, Ell
captain no tardo en- roncar como un
canon de organo
-Nicholl es hombre de buen SEN
lido practico-dijo Barbicane al ca
DO dc breves instantes-. Voy a imi-
tar'e.
A los pocos segundos, sus ronqui-
dos de bajo profundo formaban duo
o los de baritone del captain.
La verdad es-dijo Miguel Ar
dan al encontrarse soIo-que los
hombres practicos tienen a wees
ideas oportunas.
Y e~xtendiendo sus piernas Y cru
zando los brazos debajo de a cabe-
"a, Miguel Sc durmio a su veZ.
Ell sueno de los viajecos no podia
ser daradero nj tranouilo. Bullian en-
las mentes de os tres hombres mu-
chas Y muy hondas preocupaciones,
de aqui que. algunas horas mas tar
de, a ESQ de las siete de la manana,
los tres Sc levantaror al mismo ITEM
po.
e. proyecti' continuaba ~aiejandose
de Ia Luna. acentuandose cada vez
mas la inclination de 81 parte conica
hacia ella. fenomeno haSta all mex
p icable, Zero que s~ecundaba fellz-
mente los Gesignios de Barbicane.
Dentro de diez Y siete horas ha-
bria llegado e momento decisive, ei
momento de obrar.
Ell dia les parecie a los viajeros
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partido podria sacar de elias, cuando
i~rterrulnpic oruscamente SUI labor
mental IN grito lanzado por Miguel
Ardan.
iPor Dios vino, que hemos de con
fesar que ONO tontos de remate!-
eXclamG.
No digo que no-conteste Earbi-
c2ne;- jpero q~uieres decirme per
que?
-Porque disponemos de un medic
sencillisimo DE retardar esa v~elocidad,
V no lie ~empleamoS.
-;Que medic es csc?
La fuerza de retroceso encerra-
da en- naestros cohetes.
fiona! " es verdad.-excla-
mo Nicholl.
No hemos utiilzado todavia esa
fuerza-contesto Barbicane;-pero IA
utilizaremos.
=; Cuando ?-pregunt5 Miguel.
-Cuando llesue el momerto opor-
tuno. Tened ~presente, amigos mics,
que Gaoa Ia poSlclon ocupada por el
proyectil, posicion oblicua todavia con
~relacion al disco lunar. nuestros CO.
hetes, al modificar su direction, po-
drian a!ejarse de Ia Luna en- veg de
~acercarie a ella. Ahora deeidme:
mo es a Ia Luna adonde deseais lie
gar?
-Naturalmente.
-Paciencia, pues. Por obra de una
Influenza inexplicable, el proyectil
tiende a ~presentar su parte inferior q
Ia TERRA. Els probable que, al lie
gar al punto de a%tracciones iguales,
81 DIVA Sc dirija en- derechura a Ia
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Ahora bien: en- las orbit2S e!iptl-
cas- ell cuerpo que atrae ocupa STEM
pre- uno de los fccoS de IA ellpse, Y
lleea IN momento en- que e. Sateli-
e Sc encuentra mas cerca del astro
alrededor del cual gravita. V otro mo-
r1ento en- que Sc e~ncue1tra mas le-
los. Cuando la Terra eSta mas GER
ca Gel Sol. Sc halla en- 81 perineiIo,
Y en- su efelio cuando ocuoa el punto
mas aleiado de aquel. Tratandose de
la Luna, esta en- Su perlgeo cuando
Sc halIa mas cerca de la TERRA, Y en-
81 apogec cuando Sc halla mas le-
los. EypresanGo las mismas ideas
con expresioneS anaiogas, o las
cualeS enriqueceremos IL termlnolo-
gia de los astronomers, s~upon!endo
cue el proyectil hubieSe pasado = ser
satellite de IA Luna. diriamoS que sc
hallaba en- 81 ~aposeienio cuando ocu-
paba ei punto mas alejado, Y en- 81
periselenio. cuando Sc halLase en- Su
punto mas proNimo.
En- uitimo case .ei proyectil debia
alcanzar 81 maximum de velociGad.
Y en- eli primero Su minimum, Y como
era evidente que 81 encam,naba ha-
cha SUI punto ap~oselenitico. con razon
opinaha Barbicane que su vetocldad
d~ecreceria hasta que 10 alcanzase, pa
IA ~aunaentar gradualmente despues,
a MEDIA que Sc aproximase a Ia Luz
ma. Aquella velocidad llegaria a ser
nula, 81 el tai punto Sc confund,a con
ell de a~tracclones iguales.
Estudiaba Barbicane las conse-
cuencias probables de entrambas 81
ruaciones, Y procuraba averiguar que
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EXCITACION POPULAR
REINA EN- PACHUCA
FL Alcalde tiene presses a TO-
dos los munlclpes

PACHUCA, Noviembre 29.-lhten-
:, axcitaci6n reinta en- eSta ciudaG:
= causa del disgusto sIrgido entire eI
.Aicalde Manue Vargas y aigunoS
municipes. ~ouienes prstendieron des-
conocer q aquel f~lncionario. Este a
nrehendio Y acus& a .os enemigos.
muchos dc los cuales estan en- Ia car
eel.
e. pueblo de esta ciudad Quiso lie
ear a caho una manifestation de pro-
tesla contra el Alca de; pero fue d.
suelta por la policia. Sc cree que &c
I'M momento Il otro puedan ocurrlr
serios des6rdenes o este mctTro.
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L,OS ROBOS CONTINUAN
AL MAYOR
A todas horas del dia Sc
lIevan a cabo

CIUDAD D EMENIC0. Novicmofe
3O-Como ell robo audaz que no ma
mucho Sc cometiera en- Ia casa del
D- Co lantes. otro ina liamado ID a
tenci6n publica, verificaao mas o me-
nos en- igualdad de cond.clones, en- IA
Gale de Ramon Guzman Numero 9+'
Los ladroneS penetraron a IA casa
del Lie. GIillermo RosselG, sorpren-
6;en6o a la criada. SuIetando.a Y a
mordazandoia. no sin colocar e una
esuesa vsnda en- los oios. . fin de que
no retuviera la impression &c los ros-
tros de los asaltanteS.
En- seguida preguntaron por el a.
nero a Ia criada, que Sc llama &C.
ella Gonzalez, zero ella, o 4 es-
a de poder salvar los ooJetos
de va!cr De u patrones, sc nego a
decir. contestando que NADIA saba So
bre e. particular.
Los ladrones, deSesperados de yer
cue ell tempo Sc perdia. abandona-
ron a ia ppbre mujer. impos!blIIta-
da para moverse. V p~rocedieron a BUS
car ell dinero, que era 10 que busca-
ban.
Todo o revolvieron, rompiendo &C.
rraduras V ~.laves; los muebles fIeron
cast hechos pedazos en- su r1ayorla
de los que sacaron algunoS ohjetos
v~aliosoz, con los cuales los !adrones
hicieron IN bu'to Y Sc m~archaron.
Cuando el Lie. Rosseld vo!vi6 a .
casa. nam6 a fuertes voces a ! a crla-
da. Ia que imposibilitada para res
ponder. permanecia en- una dc Las
habitaciones, man:atada Y tirada, Ia.
V como Ia habian dejado los rateros.
FL Lie. una veg que supo de TODD
Sc traslai0 q la comisarla respect
va, levando a Ia criada CTe p~resenta-
ba huellas de las ligaduras en- las ma
nos. Y ali cNpIso 81 ?ueja. Ia que
desde luego fuo trasladada a Ia ms
pecci6a Genera! dc Policia.
Las comisioneS tienen "a ordenes
para vigilar a varios cahal eros de
industrial, que sc cree que hayan sido
los autores del robo.
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UN G~OBERNADCR ESIA
MORLRUMDO
~ 10"
rs Ia

PACHUCA. ,Hgo. Noviembre %
Ell ~cobernador del Estado. Nicolas
Flores, a quien a pesar de u cui-
dados V sus elementos ataco Ia cpl
Gemia r%einante. continua enfermo de
peligro. Los medicos que 10 atien-
den hacen esfuerzos para saiVar Ia
vida al funcionario.
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LA ULTIMA MVENCION!
NO MAS RAsPADURAS EN- SUS
DISCCS.

uxtrd puete acar dEsSns I've - haSan 1se-
do 6rrxnr dHz amos c-o sts peacs,o uS-
rumrnha- Z soni6o ssra' tan 61!ce > eA-o
COMO Il que p-odac- c~a.lquier dneo asevo>
Ete gr,ndfoeo Instruments - ecSaestA LIS
szuSS-zxmener a cuRLqvirr cie-e de fonoS7-
10 o v5rsrc!l On riho pa-ae eoIo>ar G+c n
pro6rrro~ % IN instante. Coda aSa-nfo It-
va iuseruccsu1ry - ss2anol sccrca oe 90 uso.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espano!
diriiase a Ignacio f. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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CIUDAD DE MENICC. Noviembre
20.-De muy distintas maneras Sc
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RECORTE

Sc u mueStre a SuS amigos que s-f-en de
cal9oS, mezquinOS, zizOtsS : G-a0OS c. a
pisL Con 25c.. en- rIE1b-es pCsta!sS que
me renita K mandC. 4 vue.ta de cor-eo.
franco de porte. una cajira De pomada Con
zaiez La meior del munco lara eStas srte--
rnetades. Devuelvo q dinevo I IA persons
que sc cure y no sane.
ESPfRIDIOS GONZALEZ.
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UNCLE MAN Dept. .
go y. Clark s. CE'-a~o. III
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-07

Wanted. Good cook at Burress'
Cafe, Carthage, s. d. Woman pre-
ferred. Wages $50 per month. AID
dress G. w. Burress. Carthage, S. D.
Miss Alma Radspinner is calling on
her Madison friends today.
New four room house for rent
Call at 223 Grant avenue S.
Jacob Richter went to st. Paul to.
day to attend to some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Casch, of Ra-
mona, were in the city this morning
VIM. Walter, of Minneapolis, is in
the city looking after business af.
fairs.
Mrs. Manda Gutzman returned to
st. Paul today after a visit at the
home of Jacob Richter.
Lost. Purse containing sum Of
money and address of owner. Leave
at this office. Reward.
Misses Nellie and Grace Arms lefr
on a morning train today for &
weeks visit at Flandreau.
Miss Alice L uhrs is a late arriva
in Madison. She is here for a week.
visit with Mrs. Albert Budde.
Rev. e. l.. Smith, pastor of the
Congregational church at Winfred, ii
in the city on business.
Miss Louise Rothenbuhler, of Gar
retson, S. d., is now a guest at the
home of Dan Habeger.
Paul Tommeraason and family, o.
Rutland, were at the train today tc
see the boys off.
Miss Borghild Jacobson returned
to Sioux Falls this morning after
pleasant visit at the HON eof A. c
Floe.
l.. E. elites, a resident of Howard
is in the city today, having some dis
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[A a@sEH &NM VII Ak A ADV AL
Hewitt, Christ Rensch, Roy Hart
witch and Walter Brown volunteered
their services to the Madison Mer-
chants association and 1t was they
who made Mr.. Zuelke a happy man.
To all men of draft age, notice is
given that volunteer enlistment right
now will very nicely facilitate
chances for choice of service in the
military branches, all except aviation,
and that in view of the rapid closing
of all ercruiting stations open for
volunteer enlistments it behooves all
to quick and immediate action. The
new law now pending in congress in.
cludes all men of Is to As years oil
age as subject to immediate draft
and those who do not enlist before
its passage will absolutely have nc
choice of service. See the recruiting
officer at the Madison p~ostoffice any
time, the sooner the better.
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TO CAMP FREMONT
ELEVEN LAKE COUNTY MEN EN-
TRAINED THIS MORNING.

An impressive scene occurred in
Madison today when IL selectiye
draft men severed all business con-
n%ections with this vicinity and its in
terests for a time, and, serious-mind-
ed concerning the greater business
house, under command, preliminary
to entertainment at the Milwaukee sta
ton at 1910 a. m.
Early today automobiles and teams
from the surrounding towns and
country began arriving in the city
and the citizens of Madison were
astir quite early, also, in order to see
the boys off on their great mission.
Promptly at $3.50 the bugle call
sounded and the citizens and sol
diers gathered at the courthouse
grounds where the column was to
form. Attorney Ira F. Blewitt de-
livered a short patriotic address to
the men and assembled auditors and
Immediately after this the line form
ed, thanked by members of the Home
Guard, who attended as escort.
The city band preceded the march
ing column and more than one head
was barred in respect as this caval-
cade, all astep to strains of martial
music, passed through Egan avenue
to the Milwaukee station. Many cit
liens lined the walks both interested
in the spectacle, yet sad; for, among
those splendid young men, sent by
the Lake county draft board, might
be seen sons of business men, also
sons of farmers-noble young fellows
drafted in the service of this great
republic to uphold its traditional
honor. All were proud of them. still
the tender heart Of some mother
present, or some sister, beat with
high emotion as the line passed by.
At the station friends and citizens
gathered in honor and in recognition
of what the services of such noble
manhood means in war, and to say
goodbye. Rev. l.. L. Mann, of the
First Baptist church, and a member
of the Home Guard, closed fittinglJ
the program of entertainment with q
few well chosen words of consolation
and of cheer and pronounced an in
vocation.
Many hands met those extended
from the coach windows as the trair
started south bearing this contingent
of Lake county select draft men on
ward towards their destination, CamI
Fremont. Cal.
The IL men who left this morning
were William f. Johnson, Robert +
Jarboe, Melvin Houske, Clayton j
Kahl, ROLAND b. Cox. Leo f. Fftz
patrick, Glen H. Walboe, Otto Tom
meraason, Charles w. Sherman, Mau
rice M. Rensch, Fred F. Fallon.
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ANOTHER BANK
STATE BANK OF WENTWORTH
SOON TO BE OPENED.

Wntworth Enterprise: Wentworth
is soon to have a second bank which
will be known as the State Bank of
Wentworth and which will open its
doors for business the latter part of
next week or the first of the week
following. The new institution will
be located the first door south of Oh
sons pharmacy, where they have ar
ranged for temporary quarters.
The new bank starts out with a
capital and surplus OF $4,000, and
with the following officers: w. l..
Baker, with the Minnehaha National
bank, of Sioux Falls, as president;
Byron Farrell, a well known irnple-
ment dealer of Lake and Moody coun-
ties. as vice president; e. f. Sal
schneider. formerly with a prominent
real estate and insurance company of
Sioux Falls, as cashier.
Besides the above mentioned Off
GERS the board of directors will con
sist of Jas. #. Bigelow, cashier Of the
First National bank, of Flandreau;
Louis Caille, in the real estate and
loan business at Sioux Falls; t. w.
Dwight, of Sioux Falls, president oil
the state board of regents, and C,
w. Zimmerman, of the firm of Farrell
& Zimmerman, Of this city.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of commissioners at the office
of the county auditor at the court
house at Madison. s. D., until 2 p. M,
Tuesday. September 3. for construct
ing reinforced concrete bridges and
%culverts.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the county audi
tor OF county engineer. Each bid
shall be accompanied with a certified
check In an amount equal to 5 per
cent Of the amount of the bid on each
structure. The commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated at Madison, s. D., August
q, 1918.
BY order of the board OF county
commissioners.
IN. C~osgrove.
Attest: Chairman,
L. #. Hartwich.
County Auditor.
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For Sale. Well improved 10
acre plot, Washington avenue $,
on easy terms Phone s4ss. /.
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AUGUST DRAFT
LAKE COUNTY WILL FURNISH
FROM 40 TO 60 MEN.

A call for 1000 men to go from
South Dakota to Camp Funston has
been issued by the provost marshal
general and received by Adjt. Gen
Morris at Redfield. The men will be
required to entrain the week of Au'
gust 26.
The Lake county board has receiv
ed no other information than tina
the call from the state has beer
made. Neither have the counties o
the state been apportioned as to TIT
number of men they will be required
to furnish. 1t is estimated, however
by the board that Lake county will
be called upon to supply from 40 tt
so men.
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All threshers in this county wheth-
err t%hreshing their own grain and
neighbors only OF have a larger run
are requested to get report blanks
and permits from this office
The state council of defense are
asking the farmers to use tight bot
tom bundle racks and also to pick up
all loose grain and bundles in the
field in order to ave all grain pos
sible.
Men will be appointed to report
any farmer who does not abide by
the regulations. J. Bibby, Emer-
gency Demonstration Agent.
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LOCAL NEWS.

LAT ~ JdCh ..
Broken Lenses accurately dupiI-
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
med and frames fitted.-Yaeger's
Optical Parlor.
Eat at Jacks.
Wanted. Lineman. Apply to the
electric light superintendent.
Eat at Jacks.
C. r.. Berry made a business trir
to Sioux Falls Saturday.
The city library board will hold a
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock
Full assortment of summer hats.
your choice for 98 cents.-Mrs
hnoeri. 3uf af a ISL
Girl wanted for general house.
work. Inquire at this office.
Wanted. Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Two in family
y. X. Conley, p. o. Box 63.
House for Rent, close INV. H
Aldrich.
For Rent September /. Modern 1C
room house, close in, near court.
house.-Phone 1912, or inquire al
this office.
For Sale Or Rent. Modern eight
room house on the corner east of tbs
Methodist church. Only two blocks
from the heart of the town. Fol-
terms, call on A. w. S%ponholz.
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Makino Greek Cheese.

Madison, Wis.-Three factories In
this state are now manufacturing
Greek cheese. The factories are To-
Gated at Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE and
Shawano. The manufacturers are con-
fident that the work has passed the
experimental stage. They are making
two varieties-Feta and Mynzethra.
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Has Thirteen Sons In Army.

Goldsboro, N. c., Aug. 6.-John
Ward, a negro called rs a witness In
q recent trial held here, told the court
he was the father Of 35 children and
that 10 o n were in military service
Ward, who is 81 years old. has been
married three times and has rs living
children. The negro says his first wife
bore 15 children In six years-quad
ruplets twice. two sets of triplets and
one single child. The second wife, he
said, gave birth to IL children, twins
twice. The third wife CAV birth II
eight children.
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SPEED UP SOLDIERS MAIL
Senator Johnson Urges Action Il
Eliminate Delays. =

Warrington, Aug. SENATOR John.
son of California declared in the Sen.
ate that the delay in transporting let,
tiers between soldiers and their fam,
lilies not only was destroying the
morale of the mothers of the country
but was injuring that of the fighters
themselves.
II ask the Senate to aid in sparine
these boys In France additional hard
Ships he said, "and in bringing by
united action better service in the
transportation Of letters written to
them from home"