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OPORTINJDAD

GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. lin
prendedor para corbata &c tres pieLras y
TN par de aretcS para sonora i Ii PERSONA
q1c mandc nombres y direccioneS dc 3 per.
scn3s. y % cts, para Eastos de cmoaIue >
correc. Mail Order Dept. 2l2i. So. Santa
Rosa Ave.
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VENDO LETRAS DE CAMBIO sobre las
principals plans de Mexico. J. VI. MARIO
QUIN. Almacen de Abarrotes y Productos
Mexicanos, por mayor solGmcn:e. 1915 w.
Commerce 81. Telefono Travis 7l2. San An
tonic. Texas.
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sus Det2cas esten fuertes ; bien remacha-
das. En- donde pueGe consegui- estas cusli-
dades. e. en- esta 81 casa, Gl3 Do!orosa St.
No comFrc veliseS de Dapel: aqui los consi-
que de Iona hulada y por Ell mismo precio.
FaJrica dc Baules y Petacas, D. Munoz
Ledo.
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PESOUlSAS

NECESITO conocer 81 domicilio actual del
DR.. E.. G. Brown. quien estuvo cstablecico
en- Tampico. Observation-Disclosures a La Prem
~ Dent v IL
DESEo SABER ell paradero de Telesforo
Ibinez. Todo informe dirijaSe a l.. loanez,
Cos ". Houston St. San Antonio, Texas
I2l
MUY BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dara a
Ia persona que proporcione informeS de Ca
milo Partiia Ramirez. quien prcccdentc de
Queretaro Gto.. lleg6 a Laredo cl ~ dc III
Ito acomnahando Il mi fami!ia. De este
punto sali6 lucCo para San Antonio. no
habiendo recioido hasta la fecha ningGna
noticia suya. ToLo informe diriiaSe Il Ju-
Ian Partida. sos MatamcroS St, San An
tonic. Texas. I2)
CON UN arc lie suscrirci6n a La Prensa,
Sratificarc a Ia persona que me propo-cio-
ne informcs dc Guadalupe Y dc Miguel Ia
mora. de quicncS rccibi suS uitinlas noticias
dc Dallas. TcxaS.-Todo informs sobrc ei
particular diriiasc Il Antonio Zamora, sol
Zaragoza St, Laredo. Texas. uI
MUY BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a
In persona que proporcione informes dc Aus
c~ncio DominEucz. dc 20 amos dc cdad. hijo
dc Damaso Dominique y dc Ret!gio Alfonso.
y oriEinario de Z! CAIRO. Hacatccas. Sus ui-
timas noticias SC rccibicron hace Is amos
de San Antonio. Texas. TODD iRformc sobrc
q particular dirijase Il Hilario Don:;nguez.
S7l2 Nicholson Ave. Kansas City. No. ll2)
CON $500 gratificarG a Il persona QUO
me proPorcione informes Dc Maria Donacia-
Ma Guerrero. dc - amos dc edad. Y oujcn
hacc uu aho - eucontraba en- TN pueblo
del condadc dc HidalEc. Texas. de dondc
rccibi SITS u!tinaS nn:icIss. Tcdo informe
Sohrc 81 particular diriiase a Maria Cruz
Valiecillo, sos W. Sd. s.. Austin, Texas.
III
NUY BUENA GRATIFICACION SC dara
y IL persona que proporciOnc IntcrrncS lie
RefuEio Hernandez. de Is amos dc cdad. y
Dc ruien hacc ! ano do mcscS rccibj Sus
Lltimas ncticia5 Dc IN Campo del VI. h. T.
en- ri Edo. de kansas.-Todo irforme sobrc
ri particular d~'riJase a Scraoio HERNANDEZ
Lcpc,. Gale de II Independence No. 20,
Araudas. Jal. l)
ASCENCIoN BARRAZA. ?. o. Box IT'S.
Laredo. Texas. dcsea comunicarsc cor Fer
nanto Palomarcs. uuicr CT los amos de 1902
a 1905 vivi6 CT Cananca. Son. 80
CON $4,000 GRATIFICARE a Ia persona
que ne p-oporcionc info-mcs Dc Ia Srita.
Sslud Arcvaios, con uuicn vjvi junto en- Al
bUrqucruuc. ). VI. ) POGO despucJ en- e.
Puso. Texas. Is o-icinRria de Morelia.
Mich. Todo informc sohrc 81 particular d-
rijasc q Santiago Mustaca. Il Central Ave,
Fort Dodge. Ioea. tl2l
ESPLENDDA GRATTFICACIoN 50 dara a
Ia PERSONA Que ne 7ronoTcionc informeS dc
mi hiia Luz RaHuclos de Rodriguez. casa
da con - Sr. Jaime RODRIGUEZ. antigua ca
pitan del EJercito Federal. No ~ r~c;bido
ninCuna noticia sUya desdc 1914. Todo in
formc sirvause diricirio q Monica Banuelos.
Hanover. y. ". 80
81 GRATIFICARA amTljsment" n Ia perSo-
Nd Que proporcione iniormes de mi madrr
Ia Sra. Ls.drH Fuentcs. lie qI'en recibi sgs
ultinas ncitcias DO e. Paso. Texas. or dom
i" "ivia CON IN cgNaGo mic lIamado P-isci-
lisno Galavid. Tcdo iUforrc diri;asc Il lose
l5arra, 49, Superior St. Aurora. III. ,l2)
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COMPRAS

CoMPRAMOS. Vendemos y cambiamcs toda
clase de muebles. Dixie Furniture Company
1l2 n. Flores St.
COMPRO A LOS MEJoRES PRECioS BIZ
lletes de los Bancos Nacional. Londres y Me-
xico. MercantiI lie Nusvo Leon. Coahuila y
Tamauliras. Mandelos por correo y a vue;'
Ia Gel mismo recibiri 81 liQuidaci6n. Jorge
B. Warden, 4IS Rusel! Bldg, San Antonio.
Texas.
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CON UN arc lie suscrircion 4 La Prensa,
Gratificarc a Ia persona que me propo-cic-
ne inforncs dc Guadalupe Y dc Miguel Ia
mora. dc quicncS rccibi suS ultinias noticias
dc Dallas. TcxaS.-Todo inforns sobre ei
particular diriiasc Il Antonio Zamora, 3Ul
ZaragoLa St. Laredo. Texas. tlD
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CON $500 gratificarG a IL persona QUO
me proporcione informes dc Maria Donacia-
ma Guerrero. dc 81 amos dc edad. Y ouicn
hacc uu aho 50 encontraba en- IN pueblo
del condadc dc HidalEo. Texas. de dondc
rccibi sus U!timaS nntIcIas. TCdo informe
sohrc 81 particular diriiase 4 Maria Cruz
Vslieciio. sos W. sd. s.. Austin, Texas.
r1l.
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hBOGtDO PARA LOS kEXICANoS. Alien.
mscioner por danes y reriuicios pcrsonaIes.
CAUSES I;vilc- = crininales. reclamsciones Dc
~terreuos. No cobro honorarios has;s Cue Ios
Rsuntos qucdan satistactoriamente terminates.
Lie. Harry Ben Cline, 7o6 Guntcr BLDG
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett 1919.
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TRASPE1SOS.

TIENDITA Sc traspasa. por enferrnedades de
familia. en- inmsjorable loczcion y exce!cntes
condolences. fet7 So. Flores St. l2D
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO.

hbogado Tcxicano. Cuus,Ita5 y document3-
clones juridiees concentrates Il Icyes y nero
Cos de Mexico. 100 Cap;es Bldg. e. Pa.
50. Texas.
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NECESITO conocer 81 domicilio actual del
Or. E. G. Brown. quien eStuvo cstablecito
IN Tampico. Observation-Disclosures a La Prem
sa, Dept V. ~
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A, LA MADRE @ LA HERMANN.

chaIc.o , en- 81 bolsGlo. en- lucar dc los perfumcsI
pedito :nmediatsmense les obSeQuiarcnoS IN eega
este anuncio con gu uomhre y direction y paEuc
D.pt. 8. SAN ANTONIO.
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Sc GRATIFICARA amTljsment" n Ia perso-
Nd Que proporcione jnformes de mi nadrr
la Sra. lsidrI Fuentrs. lie qI'en recibi sgs
ultimas ncitcias Do e. Paso. Texas. or dom
10 "ivia con IN cgNaGo mic lIamado P-isci-
lisno Galavid, Tcdo iUforrc diri;asc n lose
lbarra. 49, Superior St. Aurora. III. Q2)
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DESEO SABER ell paradero de Telesforo
Ibinez. Todo informe dirijsSe a L. ibanez,
Goi ". Houston St. San Antonio, Texas.
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soc. SEMANARlOS

Coichas de liro. ~relojes. Srandes. tapctes 8
5 c~ortinas finas. Alfombras Grandes. $500.
| Todo sin cnSanche. 1923 Ionterscy St. Or.
1887. Z. NPuente.
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A TRES B. B. E.
SELLOS DE COMA

lara oomprciantcs, proiesioHISJaS 5 Socrc-
Iadcs. Complete surtiGo de accessories par:
los misr,os. Pida ~cataioco = |. SANTOS
ORTA. GIL Dolo.csa ST. Tcl&tono TraTis
52aE. San Antonio. Texas.
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En- n esquina De las GALES San Jacirto : Sa'
linas .cnemcs Il Totes Que miden PSI: piea
rc frcnte por 20 pics de profundidsd, los
cuales verde.cn.os en- $4,000 cada uno,
$500 al contado y 81 res5o en- abonos men,
sualcs dc $1,000. con intcrcs del & por Glen
20. Te!efono Travis 1855. Hablamos espaHoL
GALLAGHER Reilly CO., 202 Frost Bldg.
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FINDS DIAMOND IN TURKEY
Birds Unusual Voice Is Accounted for
When Policeman Kills Him for
Yuletide Feast.

Philadelphia.-The %proverbial goose
that laid the golden egg is a back num-
Der to the turkey Policeman John
Burke rendered his family at
Yuletide. The priceless bird was de-
scribed recently by Burke to his fellow
coppers at the Thirty-nfnth and Ian
caster avenue police station.
"This year / decided l must have a
turkey" said Burke. 81 priced one
and when told it was 40 cents a pound
l threw up my hands in holy horror"
"'But this is an unusual bird urged
the dealer.
$50 / bought it. Now il so hap
pened that this bird also possessed an
unusual voice, a chirp of which 1t
must have been proud. 1t was a voice
/ later found was nurtured on a spe-
cial diet. l killed that bird with an
TX to make the holiday feast, and then
alas / found my mistake. Under its
voice box my wife found a pure, I'M
set blue diamond. The bird had an
appetite for precious stones. If 1t
only had been allowed to grow to
maturity what a treasure box 1t would
have BEEN"
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Notice to Land Owners and Township
Supervisors Warning 70 Remove
Trees Along Ditch Lines.

Notice il hereby given by the board
OF county commissioners that all
trees growing as well as the stumps
thereof, along the following County
Drainage bitches Nos. /. 2. 8. A. s..
8. z. 3. 10, IL. IL. IA. 16 and II.
also LAke-Moody County Drainage
Ditch No. 1 shall be destroyed and
removed for . distance of at least
fivs 60 rods on each side of said
bitches.
The object of this order is to re-
move the danger OF tree roots break
Ing through the tile, filling them up
and thereby destroying such drain
age for which the bitches are con
structed.
The board further gives notice that
Il will not be responsible for the re-
pair Of any bitches. which may be in
jured or destroyed. by the permitting
Of trees to grow along such ditch
lines. but that the cost of any dam
age to such drainage sustained by
reason Of such trees and the roots
thereof will be charged to and col
Iectsd from any parties not comply
ing with this order.
Dated january 2. 1919.
Board Of County Commissioners OF
Lake County. south Dakota.
IN. C~osgrove,
Chairman Of Board.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
NEW BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED
TO MADISON PUBLIC
LIBRARY.

The following new books are ready
for circulation at the public library:
Adult Books.
Brainerd--How Could You. Jean?
Harben-The Triumph.
Ingram-Twice American.
Lee-Chloe Malone.
Londonderry Of the Islands.
Luehrmann-Other Brown.
Onions-Hiss Official Fiancee.
Onions-Years for Rachel.
Pier-Jerry.
Clarke-Treasury of War Poetry.
Davis-Adventures and Letters of
Richard Harding Davis.
decentralization and Patents.
Farman-woman Voters Manual.
Hazen - Alsace-Lorraine Under
German Rule.
Howe-Universal Military Train
ing and Education.
Huard-My Home on the Field Of
Mercy.
Kaebel-South America.
Moss-Non-commissioned Officers
Manual.
Osborne-Society and Prisons.
Notwithstanding Voice.
Juvenile Books.
Altsheler-Forest Runners.
Beach-Lieut. Ralph Osborn on
Board a Torpedo Boat.
Brooks-Master of the Strong
Hearts.
Brown-Surprise House.
Dix-Blythe Mcbride.
Dodge-New Baby World.
Knipe-Polly Trotter. Patriot.
Monroe-Cab and Caboose.
Monroe-Canoemates.
Paine-Mr. Grow and the White
wash.
Paine-Mr. Rabbits Wedding.
Perkins-Belgian Twins.
Schultz-Quest of the Fish-Dog
Skin.
Burgess--Old Mother West Wind.
Burgess - Mother West Winds
Children.
Burgess-Mother West Winds An
imal Friends.
Burgess - Mother West Winds
why" Stories.
Cole-First Aid for Boys.
Row-How Girls Can Help Their
Country.
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MOTHER KILLS
HER FIVE CHILDREN AND HER.
SELF-BROODING OVER
ILLNESS.

Sioux Falls, Jan. 25.-Dread of the
continued illness of her children that
magnified itself of all proportion, inn
PEELED Mrs. Clara Hanson, aged So,
wife Of Harold Hanson, town mar
shall at Sherman, rs miles northwest
of here, to shoot and instantly kill
each of her five little ones early this
morning at the family home and then
send a bullet crashing through her
own head. She Is not expected to
live. Mental arrangement is assign
ed as the cause.
The dead are: Dorothy, Is years:
Harlan, IL years; Hazel, S years;
Lorraine, 3 years; Milo, Is months.
The tragedy was discovered by Mr..
Hanson himself and is believed to
have occurred about z o'clock. AS
was his custom. he arose early, got
his breakfast and vent down town to
turn OF the electric lights. He left
the family all apparently sleeping
peacefully. When he returned from
his duties and entered his home, he
found the children each in their beds
with a bullet hole in their temple.
only the baby being alive, but 1t died
a few minutes later. He ran into
the street and called for aid and
Postmaster Brennan, next door neigh
Dor, Joined him and entered the
home.
The children had apparently each
been shot while asleep as there was
no evidence of any struggle or that
any of them had ever recognized the
hand that snuffed out their lives. In
an adjoining room on her bed, with
the dying baby beside her, lay the
mother with a gaping wound in her
own head and the half empty gun, a
% caliber revolver, lay beside her.
Mrs. Hanson was still conscious
and a physician was summoned. To
him she is alleged to have said that
"the children have been sick long
enough and they are better dead
and to have admitted that she COM
mited the act herself.
Neighbors assert that the Hanson
children had been Ill, but not critic
ally SO and were recovering. Mrs
Hanson is given an excellent reputa.
ton by them, but declared to be a
woman of v type and inclined
to remain much to herself. They
account for the tragedy only by the
fact that the mother held an unrea-
sonable fear of losing some of the
children by death and brooded until
the tragedy presented itself as her
only relief.
Examination of the revolver show
ed that Mrs. Hanson must have stop
ped to reload II during the process
OF firing at the children and her aim
was true in each instance.
Mrs. Hanson is a daughter of I. s
Woodruff, of Luverne, Mimi, and
came to Sherman about 10 years age
when she was married to Mr.. Hanson
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This Movement is taking hold OF the church at large and its influence
is being felt by the local church.
evening and planned their work. Next week is to be enlistment week,
when the committees will call OF every member of the church.
The services planned for tomorrow will be of very special interest
The subject of the sermo at 1890 will be, THE Old waterproof" At this
service there will be a very attractive duet by Mrs. Hovde and Miss Berne
Smith Also the ladies' choir will sing, II Will Exalt Thee, o Lord"
A new forward step is being taken IN the Sunday school New classes
IRE being formed to meet the needs of all, and every IN is urged to re
main or Sunday School after the morning service
The theme of the sermon a the 1880 service will be 1.-The Opening of
the Books" Everyone should be interested in this theme at this time
The Young Ladies' Choir under the direction of Mrs Hovde will have
charge of the music. A short song service will precede tn regular serv-
ice, when som of the old favorie songs will be sung.
THIS is THE TINE TO TAKE A NEW STRIDE IN CHURCH WORK
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NOTICE . BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the
city commissioners Of the city of
Madison, South Dakota, until the
10th day of February, 1919, at 8
o'clock p. m, for $100,00O.00 cleo
trio light bonds in denomination of
$4,000, each payable in rs years,
optional in 10 years. All bids must
be accompanied by a certified check
for $4,000. The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
VIM. Rae, City Auditor.
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First Presbyterian - Services at
1890 and 1880 with special music
at each service. We welcome strang-
ers and visitors.-C. McKibbin, Min
lister.
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STATE NEWS.

John Koth, q live stock buyer of this
place. purchased hogs for which he
paid the farmers Of this vicinity over
$4,000. For hogs purchased dur
ing the past year he paid the farmers
nearly 100000.
Lemmon-Interest is being taken
In the annual whist tournament of
the Lennon commercial club which
has been opened and will continue
for about two weeks. The two OPP
posing sides this year are termed the
Reds and the Whites. The losing
side will entertain the winners at a
banquet at the close OF the playing.
Canton-February Is to 81 are
the dates fixed for the midwinter
fair. Prizes will be offered for the
best displays of grain. live stock and
poultry. Five silver cups and 5000
are to be offered in premiums. The
evening Of the 21st will be given over
to an ice carnival on the Big Sioux
river.
Lemmon-Otto Pichler. a farmer
living 16 miles southeast of Lennon,
made an unusual catch in a trap
which he had set for coyotes. When
he went to the trap he found a large
eagle caught in 1t. The eagle was re-
leased and 1t was only slightly in
jured. 1t has been placed in captiv-
ity and II Is attracting a great deal
Of attention. Pichler was badly
scratched by the eagle while he was
releasing It. as 1t made a desperate
fight for freedom. 1t Is brown in
color. with a gray head, and meas
ures six feet from tip to tip of wings.
Lead-Charles Crago alias Charles
Rogers. was arrested in this city on
instructions from the federal author
tiles at Cheyenne. Wyo.. where he
has been indicted on a white slavery
charge. He will be taken to Chey-
enne for trial In the United States
court. Crago is a married man. He
was indicted at Cheyenne on the
charge OF taking a girl from Dead
wood o. Spearfish, s. D.. to Sun
dance. Wyo.. for unlawful purposes.
Pending his trial Crago will be at
liberty on a bond of $500 which
was furnished by Lead men.
Olivet-Like one returning from
the dead was the arrival here of Bar
ney Neiman, a young soldier, who
over q year ago went to France. He
participated In a number of the hard
est battles, in one of these being
wounded. Through some mistake he
was reported killed and memorial
services were held for him In this
city. He was escorted into Olivet in
an automobile decorated with flags
and bunting. The greater part Of the
population turned out to greet him.
Although he has not yet fully recov-
cred from his wounds he is recover
Ing rapidly.
Pierre-Frank Wallace, a mail
clerk between Pierre and Wolsey on
the Northwestern railroad. appeared
before United States Commissioner
Whitcher this morning and admitted
taking q registered letter containing
$4,000 from the mails January IS,
He raj bound over under $1,000
bond and committed to Minnehaha
county jail awaiting trial on failure
to give bond. Inspectors searched
his home and found $4,000 in cur
rency. The money was in transit be.
tween the Mitchell National bank and
the Security Savings bank. Of Rapid
City. Wallace gave no reason for his
act other than inability TO pay bills
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Automatically in Canada.
McDonald--Donald in Scotland.
McDonald-Kathleen in Ireland.
McDonald-Marta in Holland.
Mathews-Boy Scouts Year Book
Olcott-Red Indian Fairy Book.
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Smith Auto Company

He claims to have leprosy. He is EN-
ployed by the Union Pacific railroad.
Krakarlan came to America sever
years ago, he claimed. Several Kan
eas City physicians refused to treat
IN. he said.
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YANKS PERFORM
AMAZING FEAT
Greatest Naval Offensive of the
War;" Say Naval Author
tiles.
MINE NORTH SEA ENTRANCE
tt was Americas Solution of Subma'
rine Problem and Mas So Effec-
tive Il Rendered Hun U-Boats
Almost lmpotent.

Fort Monroe, Va.-Lying at anchor
in Hampton roads off Old Point Com
fort is the United States mining cruis-
err squadron whose commanders and
crews performed what is now termed
by naval authorities the world yer
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H

Methodist Episcopal-Dr. j. s.
Hoagland is the preacher of the
morning at 1890. The choir will
furnish special music. A quintet
which was to have sung a special
number at the time of the meeting
this time. In the Sunday school the
committee on nominating a superin-
tendent will give a report. The Ep-
worth league will hold their devo-
tional service at $50 D.. m. At the
evening hour of worship the pastor
will continue his talks on great men,
the subject being Lloyd George, the
Most Talked-of British Statesman"
The public is invited to all our serv-
ices.-Homer w. Minish, Pastor.
First Presbyterian - Services at
1890 and 1880 with special music
at each service. We welcome strang-
ers and visitors.-C McKibbin, Min
lister.
German Baptist-Morning worship
in German at 1890. The pastor will
speak on THE Attractive Christ"
Sunday school Immediately follow
ing. b. Y. p. U. at 1880 p. m. Even
ing worship at s o'clock. Fifteen
minute song service. The pastor will
speak on 1.-The Universal Quest"
Our friends and those without a per-
manent church home are cordially in
vited to all s~ervices.-Willibald S.
Argow, Pastor.
First Baptist-There will be serv-
ice in this church both morning and
evening. Morning service at 1890
at which time there will be special
music and the pastor will speak on
the topic. "Our Sphere of Influence
Sunday school in combination with
the morning service, w. III. Aldrich,
superintendent. A place in a class is
found for each one who can be pres
ent. We invite everyone to come
with us. Evening service at 1880, al
which time the pastor will speak on
the topic, "A Walk Through Life
with God" Special music. The J.
B. U. meets at 3 o'clock and the B
Y. p. U. at $50 p. m. The Boy
Scouts Troop 2 will meet at Z o'clock
Monday evening, sharp. l.. Mann.
Pastor.
Trinity Lutheran-Song service
Sunday evening at 1880 as follows:
Prelude.
Scriptural Reading - Genevieve
Brorby.
Vocal Solo-Hazel Opperud.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Nesheim.
Reading-Mrs. Blagen.
Vocal Duet-Mabel and Leonora
Johnson. Trombone obligato. r
Gimme.
Vocal Solo-Anna Johnson.
Anthem-Choir.
Offertory-Joseph Thompson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-25
Saws He Has leprosy.

Kansas City, Mo.-Shahin Krakar-
Ian, thirty, an Armenian, IS being
held at the German hospital here
pending the outcome of an exnmina-
ton by physicians as to his condition.
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