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Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01

UR NATTEN.


Medan skymningen faer kring hard och hus
Och det morknar kring sovande vatten
Genom dunket jag familiar langtan pa ljus
Nina tankar ga Wise natten
Och jag soker usglimt, strae blot
Med EFT bud ON att morgon skal cry
ON att sol ej for altd till villa gait
Langt dar borta svartnande sky.
Ut mangarigt morker kring hav och he'd
Ser jag fyrarna bnka och blanka
Det har borat att ljusna slavarnas led
- De ha borjat att vakna och tanka.
De ha slutat sin hundtjanst vd guldets fot>
Och de tigga och bedja ej mer
Men de ropa pa ljus dar de samas med hot
Under frihetens roda baner
over snyftande klagan och kval och nod
HOrs en- stamina undertryckt knotar
Hors frihetston, skalvande, hemos och sprod
Men den vaxer anklagar och hotar.
Och orubbig styrka mot stormens tag
Star de sotga slavarnas har
Lat det storma och och ryta dag
Och morgon ar solskenet har.
Bort ALT tynande, sjuklgt och morkt och tungt
Som har tryckt urminnes tder -..~
Fran ALT solt och rohoppningsult starkt och ungt
Fran till yantande trotsga strider
Och det sadet spirar stridens spar 49,.
Skal ej kvavas morker och makt
Men skall stiga mot juset knoppande var
Uti soldrucken, varfager- -prakt.
Signe Aurel.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01
Den stora Observation-Disclosures
8nyO D8b0riad.
Av Carl Ahlteen.
Chicago den 19 april 1918.

kallad till armen -OCn var V1ll1g
att infinna sig, slog ner som en-
bomb bland dessa iva advokater,
vilka hade inbillat sig att de ha-
de repet ON vara nackar redan,
genom att anklaga oss och heia
organisationen for en- absolut fos
terlandsforadareorganisation, och
med delta i sikte, visa att vi voro
de "ledande".i konspirationsarbe-
tet. ~
Som sagt, har tappade de det
viktigaste de hade sikte pa.
Ibland andra punkter ankia-
gelsen finna vi straikforbudet.
Med anledning av denna punkt
framstalldes nagra intressanta
fragor av mr. Vanderweer, sadana
som dessa: Har nj studerat L.
S. historia? Har nj reda pa hur
U. S.. guvernement blev upp
byggt? sympatisera nj med ALA
de med u. S. allierade kriget
mot Tyksland? Med Ryssland
ocksa? Faktumet att Ryssland
genomgatt tva revolutioner, be-
tyder detta flaagot j ert avgoraI,-
de ert utslag skyldig eller oskyl-
dig, ON Diet visar sig att en- av dc
anklagade ha bidragit till revolu-
tionen dar? Vid dessa fragor
foljde en- ny protest fran mr. Ne
beker, vilken pastod att ON dessa
fragor kunde framstallas i denna
SAX, sa will delta berattiga aven
en- revolution har.
Judge Lands svarade sin all
varliga ton, att den ryska revo-
lutionen ar absolut berattigad,
och anses som sadan hans
court. Eft nytt mummel hor-
des av de tva ilskna aklagaradvo-
katerna, vilka frammumlade a.
nyo, att ON det ar sa, da anser
Judge Landis att Diet ar lagligt
att agitera for revolution, till vii
ket Lands svarade, att det beror
helt och hallet pa hur manga des-
sa agitatorer kunde IA pa sin ST.
da. Vilket med andra ord me-
mas: ON de lyckas sa ar det ratt,
misslyckas de, sa ia de sta for
konsekvenserna. Eft utmarkt
och intelligent svar, vilket har sin
historic bakom sig, visande att
sa alltid varit fallet. Hitintills
har Diet visat sig att ALT ser lust
ut for oss. | Darfor att mr. Geo.
Vanderweer visar sig vara myc-
ket overlagsen mr. Nebeker som
advokat. 3 Judge Lands visar
sig vara en- man som hitintil1s
staff pa egna ben och foljer la
gen till punkt och prickar.
Det enda som jag nu tvingas
att CORA ar, att uppmana dig ar
betare kamrat, man, kvinna och
barn, socialist, ST.. P. eller A. F.
of L. medlem, med "a ord ALA
frikhetskampar:
Var ej radd for att CORA ALT i
er makt, att bade som medlemmar
och som sympatisorer ge ert fulla
och absolute stod till rattegang-
ems lyckliga utgang.
Hav minnet att rattegangen
kommer att racka minst s mana
der, flera hundra vittnen maste
inkallas och underhallas en- lang
re It'd, och en- oerh0rd massa lit
teratur maste spridas over hela
landet, sa att arbetarklassen sin
helhet tar intresse den viktiga-
ste rsttegang j msnskighetens
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01
ARG. 4.

Mandagen den - april Oppna-
des anyo dorrarne "Judge Lam
dis Court room" och in strom-
made 112 medlemmar av I. W..
w. En- atmosfar av tillfreds-
stallelse fyllde samtidigt rats
salen, ty ALA av de anklagade ha
over 6 manaders It'd vantat pa
delta ypperliga tillfalle att visa
en- hel varld att ALA deras .stra~
vanden utgatt, och fortfarande
utgar pa att uppratta och genom-
fora EFT samhallssystem, under
vilket ALA samhallets medlem-
har kunna n juta fullt och he1t av
livet.
Fran EFT enda litet horn kunde
man dock iakttaga cit visst miss
mod, ia rent ut felslagna berak-
ningar. Delta var fran aklagar-
sidan, vilken representeras av
Koppartrustens advokat, Frank
Nbeker, jamie District Attorney
Clyne.
Redan fora veckan mellan den
10 april, .hade de iakttagit att.
Judge Landis ar en- man som har
reda pa lag, och ej ar sa villig
som de onska, att f0rsta vinkar
fran deras sida.
Tydligare: vid varje sarsk1lt
tillfalle Vanderweer, forsvarssi-
dams praktige advokat, framsta1l-
lie frsgor till jurymannen, sadana
som dessa: Har nj studerat Diet
1uvarande lonesystemet:' IIa nj
,rda pa ON aroetcts prulukter
distributors rattvist samhallet?
A1se nj att v:irt nuvarande sv~
Stem av pol:t .',kt guvcrnement--
l. I"nuokratiskt, ar battre in auto
kratiskt? Forsta nj med Demo-
kratiskt guvernement, namnet, el-
i', principe.1:' Anser nj att lie
M irati enda>t ar god da det gal
.'r samhalles, po|it;ska "dmimst-
r'' On, och 81 inGustrielIa. .Anser
III oct raft oc': fran ala synpunk-
'::'r praktiskt !Jr Ell man att h,ra
tr>'ntals man och pa delta satt
k':'1rollera d:.> liv:' o. $. V.
Vid ALA dessa tillfallen upp-
tradde koppartrustens advokat
Nebeker, nu anstalld av reger' K
en- som aklagare, och proteste~,-
de till framstallandet av dessa
fragor. Han pastod att dessa
hade ej med saken att CORA. Eft
svagt forsok att dolja fragans
rata natur, - men Judge Lands
till sin heder, besvarade Nebeker
med att ALA dessa fragor voro
berattigade.
Med sarskild tiIlfredsstallelse
kunde jag Sc, hur hatet mr. Ne
beker formadde sa sammanblan-
da de foga ordnade tankarna
honom, att han liknade ansiktet
en- piskad ilsken poke. Och an
dra dagen oppnades med en- ny
atmosfar av tillfredsstallelse fran
var sida, och ny missrakning fran
aklagarnas sida, da EFT telegram
anlant fran Ryssland, fran kamrat
kornuk. EN- av- de anklagade, nu
en- general Ryska armen strid
mot Tyskland. | namnda tele-
gram hade kamrat Kornuk fragat
aHagarsidan ON de onskade ho-
nom att infinna sig for rattgsng.
Delta plus kamrat Christ, vii
ken fora veckan blew frikand fran
ALT ansvar, darfor att han var
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01

hanSlOrna aV 1OrSta maJm1n-
men plagar en- revolutionar fange
hardare an minnen av ALT annat.
Jag minnes sedan IS ar tillba!sa
forsta majfirandet, och minnes
mycket val de kanslor som inspi-
rerade till fordubblad aktivitet.
Smart skall det lyckas tankte vi
manga av oss, att ia arbetarna
som en- klass att vakna upp till
medvetande och insikt ON, att de
aro bestulna, och da sko1a de som
en- man resa sig och rengora lam
det, landerna, ia hela jorden fran
det som hindrar deras naturliga
utveckling.
Varens ankomst, med dess liv-
givande elexir luften, dess gron-
ska, solstralar, fagelsang, pynt-
ming och prydning, va,cker kans,-
lor sadana som ingen AMMAN ars-
It'd. Aldrig kanner man sa beho-
vet av frihet som vid denna It'd.
vi manniskor ha ej hunnit att
komma langre fran djuren i all
manhet da det CALLER utveckling,
a1s att Vi rent ut sagt ia var par
ningstid liksom andra dur da,
eller atminstone behovet darav,
och Diet ser ut som delta wore till
rackligt for att forklara warrior
frihetsbehoven aro starkare da an
vid nagon AMMAN It'd pa aret.
Delta ar dock ej huvudorsaken
for min orolighet, mitt frihetsbe-
hovs styrka, utan minnet av de
stora skaror av manniskor, fran
gruvor, fabriker och varkstader,
som den l maj brukade kasta av
sig slavoket, mota sina i samma
stallning befintliga broder och
samtala ON NAL och medel i ocn
for slutlig uppgore1se med sina
plagoandar. O hur hastigt mitt
hjarta slog av glade mitt brost,
da jag mitt dena skara av jat-
tar. taktfast och under fladder av
fanor och med musk teten, ta-
gade ut till nagon motesplats.
Borgarna bavade mar de sago
de bluskladda manner taga obe-
hindrat genom gatorna till nagon
park var moten hollis.
Eldiga tai ON frihet och bro
derskap, JAMIE avsjungandet av
internationalen horde till pro-
grammet for dagen. Smart kom-
mer Frihetsdagen horde man de
fortryckta visska till varandra,
och ansikten skeno av glade.
Men vad hande? 10 borgarna
sago faran att lata arbetarna
hallas fritz och obehindrat, sa de
sande sina hala och fala tungor in
i arbetarnas leder, och sa blew det
politik, medborgarskap och an
svar.
Den vackra drommen ON inter-
nationalen blew ansvarets pratma-
karfast, dar halsningar sandes till
de i gruvor, fabriker och varksta-
der forsmaktande manneH.
Halsningar fran andra landers
proletarer, genom de hala tungor-
mas besittare.
Klasskampen hade tagit en- an
nan form.
Arbetarna hade blivit lurade
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Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01

tusenfallt. Ej viii val du vara en-
av dem som av sparsamhetsskal
bidragit till din egen och din klass
dod, under trycket av slavoket.
Civ, och civ i dag, du sk6rdar
tusenfallt j morgon.
Sc till, att ala dina arbetskam-
rater &c efter basta f0rmaga.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01


pen maste utkampas parlamen-
tet, och pa den internationella-
kongressen, och lite senare finna
vi kamraterna sanda bly, stallet
for halsningar till varandra.
Minnen av dessa flydda tider,
martera fangen nu hardare an an
nars,> och fragan kommer ofta
fran - har egentligen nagonting
vunnits av ALA dessa ars intensi-
va strider?
Jag maste hartill svara, att
trots det att det ser morkt ut,
trots fangelsegaller, rattegangar
och forfoljelser m. m. sa ser det
dock ljusare ut. FL just darfor
att vi annu ha var hand pa hand
taget till dorren for Diet nya syste-
met - for att nu anvanda denna
bid - men darfor att striden har
formatt oppna upp ogonen pa
hundra tusentals, sa att smart kan
det lampliga ogonblicket komma
da Diet bryter losa.
Ingen kunde tro att det sil11ie
ga sa sakta, men ingen kan heller
forneka faktunet att dagen ar
narmare da uppgorelsens timma
slar. Manskligheten ar av natr-
rem feg och konservativ. vi kun
ma Sc pa vi1darna hur dessa utsat-
ia for slit varksamhetsomrade EFT
marke, ex. en- sjo, en- bergskedja,
en- a, en- stor skog eller dylikt, och
utanfor delta marke ar det okan-
da, utanfor delta marke vaga de
ej ga forran hungern och umba-
.randen tvinga dem. Sa med
oss, vi bara vara bordor,
slava, svalta och Ida nod.
Men, och hari ligger hop
pet: vi ga aldrig tillbaka, Wiser
ligen stupar nagra tusen utmed
vagen, men framat ga nya krafter
tills malet ar uphunnet.
Fangelsegallren tycks vara ia
tare, vaggarna mera smutsgra
och luften mera osund, mar tan
ken flyger ut till de gamla kara
minnena, och jag frestas att ropa
hogt sa att det hores av jordens
slavande proletarhopar: Ny fart
kamrater! Nya tag! Ny inspi-
ration! Nya kampmetoder och
vi aro smart framme! Pa arbets-
platsen Dor du anvanda din orga-
miserable styrka, du och dina kam-
rater endast. Inga ansvarsfulla
poster med s. k. battre ledare du-
ga! De ha lurat dig! Men du
ware sig kan eller will lura dig
salv. Delta nya hopp, denna
taktik och organisation har det
vackra namnet Industriarbetarna
av varlden Il. w. wy Din och
ALA arbetares organisation.
Lat ej skramma dig av fender
mas forfoljelser! Svara med mera
och ater mera aktivitet. Skaffa
massor av nya krafter med j stri-
den! ON du icke g6r sd, sa BIZ
drager du till din egen under
gang.
Hoppet ON din f0rstaelse for
stridens Acknowledged g0r fangel-
selivet dragligare. Den enda lju-
sa stjarnan m6rkret.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-05-01
F6rsfd-maj-minnen.
Av Carl Ahlteen.

Cook County Jail, Chicago, Ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
US. AIR PLANS TO G|Vf FRITZ
 BIG SURPRISE
Englishman Says America s First Years Record a
 "Glorious Achievement. ;

London, June 12-There will be some surprises on the western front when the American alc program is in full working order, says a special cor respondent of the Times in conclud- ing today his authorized description of the work of the American forces in France.
 There are already large production departments, several huge flying schools, repair shops and supply cen ters in France and also plenty of pilots, who the correspondent is con vlnced, are among the best flyers at the front. One of the typical air service departments which the corres- pondent visited one and a half miles. There the construction assembling and repair of American airplanes will soon be going ahead on a scale never before known.
 An intermediate section, compris- ing a variety of enterprises over a large section of the country, skill. fully linked by rail, looms large in the American plan for the quick handling cf stores for an army of millions. Al one point, it is added, rows of stee structure warehouses are being bull to hold supplies for thirty days for . million men.
 Everywhere, the correspondent con.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
BEAST OF BERLIN"
 TO BE SHOWN HERE
Rotary Club Arranges to Let Pine Bluff See Picture Which Shows
 Kaiser as He Is

That the people of Pine Blurrr and Jefferson county may have opportun- ity to learn just the nature of the beast that has plunged the world in war. and do so at the expenditure of few cents, the Rotary club of Pine Bluff has arranged for the exhibition here on June 24 and 9. of the film story that has set wild with resent ment audiences all over the country. "The Beast of Berlin" Whatever am ount is obtained in excess of the ex- penses vii lbe used for civic and patriotic work 'by the Rotary, club
 There is no guesswork or fictioniz- ing about the picture. It is founded on "The Private Lives of Wilhelm II and His Consort." written by Hen " w. Fischer, from the private diary of Ursula von Eppinghoven, for nine years hofdame to the kaiserin.
 It is not war picture but it shows better than anything ever written or portrayed the nature of that beast America is fighting. It is filled with action. It took New York by storm and New York papers agreed that if has done more to wake the people of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
GERMANY MAKES
 CAPITAL OUT 0F
 PRAGER LYNCNING
Reichstag Statement Shows How Such Outbreaks Are
 Used by Huns:

Amsterdam, June 1z.--Germany has lodged a complaint in Washing ton and asked for safeguards against such excesses as led to the ynching of Robert F. Prager at Collinsville, 1lls., on April 4, according to Wolff bureau telegram from Germany quot ing Privy Councillor Simons in reply ing to question asked by Herr Muel- Ter of Meiningen in the reichstag. Privy Councillor Simons is quoted as follows:
 "The United States admits the facts, but says that, under the laws of Illinois, it cannot interfere. The investigation is proceeding and legal steps are being taken for the future
 "The United States, which is alleg- edly warning against the Huns in the interests of humanity, bears the main responsibility for the crime. The American government permitted German hatred to be famed among the American people. We cannot rest satisfied with the statement that the laws of Illinois are inadequate to handle such situation. The Ameri can government must find ways tc protest the rights and liberties ot Germans in America.
 "The German government has re- peatedly made known, through tht Swiss minister, that progress in this matter should be accelerated, what ever the conditions in the United States may be. The United State! government must under all circum stances see that such things do no occur again."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
HAUBER THEATRE

One of the biggest and strapgs, | moments in any photoplay is to hs found in Jewel Carmen's "Confpss| ion," which is to be shown at he| Hauber theatre today. The story bel gins with a wedding. Happiness rp| igns. The bride, Miss Carmen, is rsdI iantly beautiful (as Miss Carmen all ways is, anyWay.) Then comes a hold1 up in which the bride loses her wed. ding ring. This brings about an aWk1 ward situation at a hotel.
 During the night woman is murd. cred in the hotel The bridegroom is found in the room. He is arrested tried and sentenced to die in tht chair. By some clever work on thE part of the bride and her father, the real murderer is trapped and con fesses. All rush to the governor. Ht calls up the warden of the prison and tells him to stop the execution. Tn warden answers, "Too Late"
 It is an appalling situation Yo can well wonder how the brides trol bles end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE

''The Trail to YesterdaY,' the red blooded tale of the Western plains and ranches which comes to the Best theatre today, presents the virile young star, Bert Lytell in his initial Metro All7Star Series picture. es- cape unjust punishment for crime which he is guiltless, Ned Keegles Oplayed by Bert LytelD goes West. AS times goes on. he becomes known as Dakota" the terror of the plains. A storm brings Dakota" and girl together in lonely cabinn. When he learns that she is daughter of the man who killed his father, Dakota" :" forces a preacher, who also sought shelter, to marry the girl 10 him. Re venge has taken possession of the heart of -the outlaw. but fate steps in. and compels him to aid the girl for whom he determined to make life miserable. A spark of love is kindled which results in happiness for the out law and the girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13

the metropolis to a realization of the nature. of the task that America is facing than any other one agency.
 The picture is not one of battle fields, but it is a complete expose of ohe mans murderous, treacherous and lecherous soul. It is drama ot mad, ruthless ambition, a shocking revelation of the secret instincts ol the most sinister character in all history. It has been proclaimed an absorbing, thrilling, dramatic story that reaches the pinnacle Of artistry through its daring conception and opulent stage settings. The photo graphic effects are such as the world has seldom seen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13

Driving four mules. nitched to a drag. Mrs. Flo Halverson of Alfalfa county, Okla. put 1e miles Of the pulp lie highway in good shape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13
RED CROSS MEETING TONIGHT,

The executive committee of the Pine Bluff Red Cross chapter will meet in regular monthly session at the Chamber of Commerce this even ing at 7:45 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-13

cludes, there is an air of supnrps,., energy. The first years record '' i,
 "a glorious achievement promis;,' greater things for the near fnt,m
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-27
SOLDIER NEWSPAPER
AMERICAN MEN INSIST ON CAR.
RYING WITH THEM AMERI-
ICAN NEWS CUSTOMS.

Through the courtesy of Lieut.. v.
r. Walden. of the 116th Supply
Train, American Evolutionary Forces
in France, The Daily Leader is in re-
ceipt of volume /, number A of THE
Stars and Stripes" dated March /, a
weekly paper, published wholly in
the interest of the American soldiers
in the service. 1t is of eight pages,
we'll printed on white print paper,
well arranged, and carries consider
able United States advertising,
though much of it Is of Paris, and is
illustrated. The place of publication
is not indicated on the date line, but
communications are addressed to
Paris.
They have their foreign news and
page, and a page of general subjects.
The editorial page Is an interesting
one, and the sports page has some to
do with the r~elaxations of the lei in
the army, though the sporting news
is mostly of things on this side of
the pond. There is a game of ball
played in Paris recorded, and there
is a spirited report of a baseball
game at a base port-though the
weather over there on that day is
said to be not meant for baseball.
There are comic cartoons and jokes
under the caption of Star Shells"
Fountain pen, chewing gum, safe
ty razors and tailors form the bulk
Of the advertising. The great Amer
lean business man shows up strong
In the first three mentioned. In fact
the paper is of as good appearance as
the dailies of the. cities. and is cal
eulated to be full Of interest for the
isolated soldier. The subscription is
SO centimes for single copies, or A
francs for soldiers or s for mere civ
ilians.
In a brief onte inclosed within the
envelope, Mr.. Walden assured us
that 1.-THE gang is still all together,
and going on high"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-27
| vQln WEDNESDAY, Double Bill Norma Tamage in "GhoSs of Yesterday" and ~% %
L lT(IU THURSDAY Fatty AbudMe and Mbe Numand in "A Small Town Bully" and

est would be shown in the contest,
but with the universal use of auto
mobiles the means for caring for a
horse are restricted in the city, and
there would not be the demand for
an e~quipage of this kind that there
would have been a few years ago.
The city board of registration will
sit in the city hall mex Tuesday to
register such as have changed their
wards since the last city election. 1t
would be well for all who have a
doubt as to their record to look the
matter up and be sure they are
where the judges can find them.
The county registration books for
the primaries will also be open at
the same time and place, for the con-
venience of those who have not
found time to visit the office of the
city auditor for the purpose of reg
istering.
Work of the Red Cross has not
Stacked up any during this month.
With the easing up of the financial
situation with the money obtained
from sales, supplies have been plen-
| tiful, and the women have worked
to their hearts content. Since
March l there have been shipped to
the Minneapolis headquarters from
the Madison knitting department 400
pairs of socks, 430 sweaters, $50
pairs wristlets and 16 scarfs. The
whole amount OF material shipped
from this department since they be-
gan work is LISA pairs of socks,
1850 sweaters, 5S6 pairs wristlets
and 29S scarfs.
j. f. Runchey returned this morn
ing from Montevideo, Mimi, where
he attended the funeral of his father
Charles Runchey, yesterday. Mr.
Runchey received a message Satur.
day that his father was not expected
to live, and started out at once
driving to Pipestone to make trair
connections. His father had died be
fore his arrival. Charles Runchey
had been living with his son, r. c
Runchey, at Montevideo, and vas 8;
years old when he died. Besides Mr.
Runchey and his brother of the rela
tives al the funeral, their sister
Mrs. Laughlin, of Mitchell, was pres
ent.
II Postmaster VIM. Lowe said thi
morning that they would move tn
government business to the new
building Saturday. The hour wa
not mentioned. But they will selec
a time when their business on han,
will be comparatively low, and it will
not take long to transfer the stuff
Mr.. Lowe also said that if any of tn
, public desired to visit and inspect tn
new building they should do so be
> fore Saturday, because sightseer
will not be tolerated in the workin
space at all after the employees OF
, cupy the building. 1t was suggeste
that he give a house warming Q
J, some such affair upon so significar
occasion, but he did not seem to Ell
terrain the idea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-27

For Sale. Seven room modern
cottage. Address Mrs. Adrian
Smith, COZ Second street w.
For Sale. About 100 loads of
black dirt.-Madison Farmers Ele-
vator company.
So i'm Cash for any standard make
watch | can not repair.-Guy f,
Hanson.
Eat at Jacks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-27
ACCOUNTS DUE.

Having disposed of my interest in
the hardware business, / find there
are many accounts due me for goods.
The books will remain at the store
for some time and / shall appreciate
it as a favor If those knowing them
selves indebted to me will call and
make payment.-Chris Rensch.