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The Irish standard., 1910-07-23
Redmond in Ireland.

Redmond has gone to Ireland in con.
sequence Of the illness of his daugh-
ter, but he may be summoned back at
any moment and he announced before
leaving that he held himself i'll readi-
ness to return on receipt Of a tele-
gram. or course, no compromise will
be accepted by the Liberals which the
irish party cannot support as safe
guarding home rule, and Redmond will
be consulted IL compromise ever
seems possible.
rhe chief debates OF the week were
on woman suffrage and the size of ths
navy. The opinion on the women's
bill was not divided on the ordinary
party lines although the majority in
its favor consisted Of more Liberal,
than Tories
The Irish leaders abstained from thu
debate. Lloyd George and Churchill
represent the Radical view, refusing to
support the bill because it enfranchised
only a small minority OF the women,
their dread being that this minority
would consist mainly of Tories. Tho
feature OF the bill in the present ses.
sion Of Parliament is sealed, but it is
uncertain whether the more violent
section of the suffragettes will resume
their opinions in order to force Parlia-
mentary action next year.
Dillon Starts Naval Debate.
The naval debate has been initiated
by John Dillon, who is the real leader
of the Radical section on this ques-
ton. 1t went more satisfactorily than
the previous debates. The relations
between England and Germany I'M
doubtcdly are much better than last
year. partly owing to the diminution
of the navy scare in England.
The situation in Ireland is steadily
improving. The agitation against the
whiskey tax, although we'll financed, is
not advancing. The gigantic temper
ance movement in Ireland is reaching
proportions recalling the days of Faith.
or Mathew ana Is ranging many SECS,
lions of the population in favor of this
tax. 55@iel
Although the tax is still regarded
as financially unjust and will be again
criticized at the November sitting by
the Irish members, the Irish party will
he free to support the Liberal minis
try if they still remain firm and bold
lin the campaign against the House Of
Lords.
The agitation is growing in England
over the change in the accession oath.
The proposal Of the government q ~.
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fl N.UMERo S|ETE.

Los antiques tenian La mas alta
idea desperfeccion del ndmero siete
8 septenarlo; los primeros griegos le
llamaban septas 8 venerable. Cice
ron afirma en- su SueNo de Escipcl6n
que apenas existe algo en- el mundo
de 10 que ese numero no sea el nudo
que 70 enlaee, y segun Platon, en- e
esta encerrado el origen del alma del
mundo. Los planetas son en- ndmero
de slete; Ia luna, que ocupa el septi
mo lugar entire las esferas, Sc halla
sometida a la accion del siete. Sll
propia y verdadera revolucion la ter
nina en- veintiocho dias, total de los
siete primeros n umeros adiccionados,
y sus fases principales son cuatro,
cada una de siete tdias. |El immense
oceano cede igualmente q la influen
cla del ndmero slete, porque en- el flu
10 y reflujo sucesivo de sus aguas 81
que ciegamente las revoluciones de
aquel astro El sol y la luz eterea tam
bien Sc someten ala accion delmismo
ndmero. segun el septenario, Sc ARE
CLAN las series todas de la vida huma
ma, su conception su formation, SUI
naclmiento y desarrollo,. Siete dias
despues de Ia conception, el germen,
casi fluido, Sc envuelve con una We
jiga membranosa, en- laque permane
ce encerrado como un shuevo en- .su
cascara. A las siete meses, el infante
Sc halla en- estado de poder vivir; pa
sados cuarenta Y nueve dias, 8 siete
veces siete, va mira fijamente los OBJ
jetos. Su primera denticion comien
"a siete meses despues de nacido. A
los siete amos, sus dientes tiernos y j
deicados sse reemplazan por otros,
adecuadcs 4 tllturar otra clase de
mas s6,idos alimentos. Su pubertad
comienza los catorce amos, dos We
ces siete. Otros tantos despues cesa
de crecer y principia a saGr el bozo.
4 los treinta y clnco, 9 cinco veces
siete, Sc encuentra en- la plentiful de
su fuerza muscular, y 4 los cuarenta
v nueve, 9 siete veces siete llega al
Unite de su desarrollo Intellectual
Siete organos interiors; Sc cuentan
en- el cuerpo humane: la lengua, co
raz6n, pulm6n, el bazo, Ell higado, y
ambos rifones. Siete sustancias cons
tituyen el espesor del cuerpo, desde
el centro q Ia superficie, que son: el
luciano 8 medula, los huesos, ner |
Wos, venas, arterias, carne y piel,
Colocados los sentidos en- la cabeza,
desde donde ejercen sus funciones,
guarecidos en- ella cual en- una forta
leza, dan sus ordenes y reciben las
de afuera por siete hue
cos &. ventanas esteriores; la boca,
los dos ojos, las narices y los dos oidos
Por ultimo siete son igualmente los
exteriores del cuerpO,
y asi este Gamma 8 adelante 9 ade
lante 8 para atras, a dere cha
8 4 izquierda, arriba 8 abajo, -ol
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glrando sobre 81 mismo.. Fuera
de esta propledades del septena
rio. los antiques reconocian muchas
otras, y asi contaban siete classes de
metales, siete colores primltivos, sic
te notas Q puntos y slete tonos de
mJisica.
J De todas las particularidades Q
analogias del siete, las que han pro
ducido mas simbolos son todas los
que tienen relaci6n con ell sistema
planetario, con la constellation de las
siete pleyades Y la de las siete estre
Has de la Osa Mayor y menor. En- es
te sentido Sc deben entender espe
cialmente las siete manos de los in
dios; sus sietes doses planetaros;
! los slete mares que rodean al monte
Merou; los siete anillos profeticos de
los bramanes; los siete kamls, prln
cipes 8 espiritus celestes de los japo
neses; las siete clases de angeles que
! conocen los siameses, los sietes ans
chaspauds 8 companeros de Mira;
las siete gradas para subir a la escd
Ia de los misterlos de aquel Dios; Ia
siete piras de sus adoradores; los sic
te photos de Osiris; los slete canos de
la flauta del dios Pan; los siete hijos
de Rea; los otros tantos de Astarte;
las siete piramides de Laconia las sic
te puertas del temple del Sol en- He
liopolis; los siete cuerpos 9 tramos
de la TORE de Babilonia; las siete 10
rres. sonoras de la antigua Bizancio;
los siete escalones del temple de los
destinos y las siete hojas de su libro;
las sfete vocales que pronuclaban
los paganos al invocar a los s!ete pla
netas; las siete villas del cielo de los
escandinavos y. las siete flores de la
vision de Gylfe en- Ell Edda; las siete
hendiduras delidolo de NIolochilos
los siete arcan geles de los caldeos Y
su dos; las siete horas que Adam y
Eva permanecieron en- el paralso te
rrestre; los siete pares de anlmales
que Sc encerraron en- ell area de Noe
los siete meses de la duracidn del dilu
VIC; las siete gradas de la escala mis-
tica deJacob; los siete dias consa gra
dos por los hebreos a llorar la muer
te de ese patriarca; las slete vacas
gordas y las siete flacas del suelo
de eFara6n; los siete amos de abundan
cia Y otros tantos de esterilidad pro
fetizados por Josef; las siete plagas
de Egipto; las siete torres de Jerlco
combatidas por Josue, y las sete We
ces que los levitas hicieron resonar
sus trompetas para echar por terra
los muros de aquella cludad; los sic
te dias de la fiesta de los tabernacu
los; los siete ojos del Senior; las siete
columnas de su casa y los siete patlos
y mansiones del temple de Solomon
los siete amos empleados en- la cons
truccion de aquel suntuoso edlfleio;
el candelero de siete brazos que Sc
hallaba en- su recinto; los slete amos
que permaneci6 Jesus en- Eglpto;
las siete pla gas que afligieron a aaquel
pals; las siete palabras que plonun
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iOiga. Senor !!
LEA EST0 QUE LE CONVENE.

ST listed desea asegurarse asegu-
rar sus bienes 8 sabe usted, que a GUN
pariente, amigo, 0 resclonado suyo
desee hacerlo, antes de t mar ninguna
POLKA en- la "GU UARDIAN ASST
RANGE Co." Compan2a de SeguIos
contra ineendio, represent toa en- Puer
to Rico, por los sre.. VIL.LAR y CO.
del COMERCIO 81. SAN il AN, .
por el ST.. FIR. SCHOMBI- RG, zen
cualquier otra compania que represen-
ten esos Sres. tome informes antes de
hacerlo, en- Ysbucoa, apartado de CO.
rreos Letra F, donde, con toda pront'-
tud y con el mayor gusto Sc le dara a
usted una information smplisima, j
detallada que con toda segnridad ie ha
de RESULTAR BENKFIClOSA A
SUS INTERESTS.
NC Sc ASEGURE SIN ANTES
CONSULTAR,VEA QUE LIE CON
VIENE. tendrd contestaci6n pronta
sin que tenga que remitir NADIA para
franqueo, nj lie costaran nada los in
formes que Sc lie suministren, y por ell
contrario le REPORTARAN UTILI-
DAD.
labucoa, P. R. apartado de correos
Letra F.
NOTA: Todo peIiodico de gran cir
cuIaci6n, del interior y exterior, y que
sea diario, que quiera publican este
anuncio que sera por tempo ilimita
do, ruede hacer sus proposiciones al
apartado de correos arriba indicado.
Tambien Sc llama la atencion, que
los iptormes ofrecidos Sc suministraran
d quien quiera que los solicite, auin en-
el eNtranjero.
Fin esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
& @ c,1info1
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clio ell Salvador en- la cruz, los siete
dolores Gle nuestra senora, los slete
saeramentos; los siete pecados capi
tales, los siete salmos penitenclales !;
las slete lgleslas yotros tantos candle
labros del 4pocnfpsiS; las siete es
trellas que roden al hljo del hombre !;
los sletc angeles; las slete trompetas !,
las slete lamparas; los siete truenos,
las siete cabezas del dra gon; los sic
te cuernos y los siete olos del corde
70; el llbro de los siete sellos: los sic
te clelos de los gn6stieos y las slete
inteligencias que, segun ellos, en- la
mlsma residian los siete hlos de
Jadalbaoth entire los ophitas los sic
te durmientes de los arabes: los slete
eielos de los Madecasses.. %
P. T. B. CldreI
de Sophia.)
Nota del T.
% Y los siete Pares de Francia.
que olvido el autor y los site distritos
de Puerto Rico.
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En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
$ 2 Quintal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
FOR PROTECTION OF FORESTS
Governors of Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota to Confer.

St Paul, Oct 15.-Governor Eber-
hart will ask for a conference with
the governors of Wisconsin and Mich
igan, together with forestry experts of
those and other states, to determine
on policy for the protection of the
forests of Minnesota from devastating
fires. This conference will likely be
held in November or December of
this year and ii will result probably
In special message to the Minnesota
legislature recommending a suffi cient
appropriation to patrol adequately the
forests of this state. II is estimated
that standing appropriation of $780,
900 and the employment of at least
100 fire rangers in the woods would
be sufficient.
This was the decision of Governor
Eberhart upon his return from Bau-
dette. Adjutant General Wood will
remain In charge of the relief work,
assisted by Attorney General Simpson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
SEVERE STORM SWEEPS CUBA
One Town Reported Devastated With
Heavy Loss of Life.

Havana, Oct. ia severe cyclone
is raging about Cuba, being particu-
larly severe in Santa Clara, Matanzas,
Havana and Pinar del Rio provinces.
Shipping is held in the port, captains
being afraid to take out their vessels.
The newspaper plants were incon-
venienced by the cutting off of the
electric power. El Mundo was the
only morning paper appearing
1t is reported the storm devastated
the town of Casilda, on the south
coast of Santa Clara province, and
that many persons there were killed
1t is also reported that the Isle of
Pines suffered severely when the gale
doubled on its track. Intelligence
from the interior is meager as a con-
sequence of the interruption of tele-
graphic and telephone communication.
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in the Central Pennsylvania coal
fields, involving 1000 miners, Is like
ly to develop sensation. 1t is as
serted that the operators, most of
whom are members of the big Du-
quesne club of Pittsburg, have been in
the habit OF entertaining members of
the state constabulary with wine, ETC.,
at the club. 1t is published here that
several members of the constabulary
sent to guard matters in the Irwin
strike zone have been entertained too
lavishly in Pittsburg and there are
tales of orgies.
Officials of the United Mine Work
ers have been busy and have prepared
data tending to show that the con-
stables have permitted themselves to
be biased
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15

The bylaws of the organization were
drawn up and will be presented to
Secretary MacVeagh of the treasury
for his approval before final adoption
This action has been taken at the re
quest of the secretary of the treas
ury.
While only fourteen banks were rep
resented at the meeting the organiza-
tion will include such banks in Mime
sofa and Western Wisconsin as may
desire to join and are qualified under
the law. The bylaws adopted are
modelled upon those in use in the
similar association formed in New
York
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
HIGHEST ON THE CONTINENT
Discovery of New Mountain North of
Arctic Circle.

Seattle, Wash, Oct 15.-Thomas j.
Riggs, Jr government engineer who
has been at work on the Alaska
boundary survey. has reported the dis
covery, far north of the Arctic circle,
what he believes to be the highest
mountain on the continent, exceeding
Mount Mckinley by nearly 1000 feet
Riggs and his party discovered the
mountain while at work on the bound
airy survey near the Porcupjne river
north of latitude g. The mountain is
east of the 141st meridian. The height
of Mount Mckinley is 20,4S0 feet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
CANALEJAS RIDICULES IDEA
No Possibility of Republic in Spain at
Present.

Paris, Oct 15.-The Madrid CORE.
spondent of the Matin sends his paper
an interview with Premier Canalejas
in which the minister says there is no
chance for republic in Spain as the
republicans have no great leaders and
their ranks are hopelessly divided.
Moreover, the radical nature of his
programme, involving a struggle with
the Vatican, the premier says, is dis
arming the republicans, as anti-cleri-
calism is one of their strongest prin-
ciples.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
SIX DEAD; MANY INJURED
Freight and Work Trains Collide at
Summit, Ind.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. 15.-In a col.
lision between a freight train and a
work train on the Grand Rapids and
station about four miles from Port
land, Ind, six men were killed and a
large number injured. The victims
were foreigners. The dead and in
jured were taken to Portland, Ind
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
MAY YET BE EXTRADITED
Porter Charlton Turned Over to Fed
eral Authorities.

New York, Oct. 15.-Porter Charl-
ton, the confessed murderer of his
wife, Mrs. Mary Scott Castle Charlton,
was ordered turned over to the federal
been instituted for his extradition to
Italy. Judge Blair of the New Jersey
supreme court declined to release
Charlton and issued the order for him
TO be placed In charge of the federal
officials.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
BRYAN DENOUNCES
new NATI0NAL|SM
Says Roosevelt Is Advancing
Dangerous Doctrine.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct 15.-Denouncing
Theodore Roosevelt's new national
ism" as an apparent attempt to revive
the Capitalization doctrine of Alexan-
der Hamilton, w. ]. Bryan. in the
forthcoming issue of his paper says
Mr. Roosevelt will have a hard time
convincing the people there is any
merit in his advocacy of less power
for the states and more for the fed.
eral government.
"Mr. Roosevelt will find" says Mr..
convention over which he presided
was careful to safeguard the interests
of the states. But it is probable that
he had in mind the national incorpora.
tion of railroads, which he has urged,
and the national Incorporation OF in
dustrial enterprises, which both he
and President Taft favor. The pur-
pose of national Incorporation Is not
leave the incorporation to state super
vision"
Deprecating Mr.. Roosevelt's claim OF
more power for the national executive
as the steward of the public welfare
Mr.. Bryan adds:
"If Mr.. Roosevelt means that while
other departments of government are
to be representative, the executive de-
partment is to exercise fatherly In.
terest and act independently of the
wishes of the people, but for their
good, of course he is advancing a doc.
trine that is as dangerous as 1t is
strange to our people"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
Forty Have Narrow Escape.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Fire in the fac
tory of the Hartman Furniture COM
pany here caused a loss of 5000, 900.
Forty male employees of the company
narrowly escaped. Many girls are
regularly employed in the place. but
had not reported when the fire broke
ont
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
PRISON FOR LAND FRAUDS
Wisconsin Lumber Company President
and Empioye Sentenced.

Marinette, Wis, Oct. 15-Charged
with having conspired to defraud the
government out of timber lands near
Dick, in Chippewa county, ]. H. Wor-
den, president of the Worden Lumber
company, and Alex Person. his logging
superintendent, have been found gull
ty by jury in the United States court
here. F. F. Duell. bookkeeper Of the
company, tried on the same charge,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
Driver in Auto Race Killed.

Amerillo, Tex, Oct 1T. Fl.
killed when the ninety horsepower
Simplex car that he was driving in a
200-mile automobile race turned tur-
tie. He was crushed underneath it.
Skaggs had lost two laps because of
ly to regain the lost ground when an
inner wheel gave way.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15

mas been acquitted. Worden and Per
son were sentenced each to fine of
$1,000 and six months Imprisonment
in the Detroit house of correction The
case will be carried to the federal
court of appeals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
UNDER THE VREELhND ACT
Banks of the Twin Cities Form Cur
rencY Association.

st. Paul, Oct. 15.-The preliminary
steps in the formation of a national
currency association for the Twin
Cities and contiguous territory were
taken by Representatives of fourteen
banks at a meeting held in the direc-
tors room of the First National bank
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Numerous Places.
London, Oct 15.-The English and
Irish coasts are lined with wrecks and
grave fears are felt that the hurri-
cane, which is hourly increasing in
violence, will claim the largest death
toll of recent gales.
Already more than $50 persons are
reported to have perished. Many big
vessels have either foundered or been
driven ashore, while numberless fish
ing smacks are missing and believed
to have sunk
Corpses are being washed ashore at
numerous places. Sixteen passengers
and sailors are known to have per-
ished in the laundering of the steam
er Heathfield, which went down in the
North sea, while twenty may have died
on the steamer Crawford, missing off
Hartlepool and believed to have sunk.
Many small groups of three and
four fishing boats are reported missing
from ports along the coast and it is
almost sure they have been lost, for
even large steamers had great diff
Guilty in remaining afloat in the high
seas that are running.
Telegraph reports from ships along
the coast state that their crews have
been compelled to take to the rigging,
because of the seas that are washing
over their decks. Grave fears are
entertained for the safety of the i'm.
periled mariners, as the seas are run
ming so high the lifesavers have been
unable to launch their boats
The gale is increasing in fury and
warnings have been sent to all ports
that it is unsafe to venture out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
Four Killed at CROSSING.

Cleveland, Oct. 5.-Four persons
We're instantly killed when an automo-
bile In which they were riding was
struck by an interurban car near
Sebring, O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15

Foley's Kidney Remedy is safe and
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elderly people and sure cure for all
annoyances and Irregularities of the
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
ROOSEVELT NOW
after TAMMANY
Opens the Campaign in New
York State.
CALLS DIX FIGUREHEAD

Says If Democratic Candidate is
Elected He viii De "Powerless in
the Grip of His Masters"-AIIege
an Alliance Between Wall Street
and Tammany Hall to Defeat the
Republican State Ticket.
Dunkirk, N. ", Oct. 15.-"Wall
street and Tammany Hall have struck
hands" said Theodore Roosevelt when
he opened his campaign for the Re
publican state ticket here.
Speaking to a great crowd in Wash
fngton park, on arriving here, Colonel
Roosevelt denounced the New York
state Democracy with all the empha-
sis which he could command.
1--WE are fighting for the rule of the
people against the most shameless
combination Of crooked politics and
crooked finance that our state has
seen since Tweed was driven from
power," he declared
JOIlH "A LIN, IjSiliOCIdt tdHuludbS
for governor he dismissed with few
words, as the respectable and unim-
portant figurehead OF Tammany Hall,
to elect whom, he said, Wall street
was doing all in its power because it
knew him and because the people did
not"
"PowerIess in Grip of Masters"
IF elected he would be utterly
powerless in the grip of his masters"
said the speaker.
"The delegates to the convention
represented nobody, not even them
selves" he shouted "Mr Murphy
was everything"
After speaking in Dunkirk Colonel
Roosevelt started for jamestown,
where he delivered his second speech.
Colonel Roosevelt is putting in a
hard day of campaigning in New
York state, seven speeches having
been arranged for him by the Repub-
lican state committee. In addition to
the speeches at Dunkirk and James
town he is to give addresses at Sala-
manca, Wellsville, Horneli, Corning
and Elmira.
Colonel Roosevelt is to return to
Oyster Bay to rest over Sunday. He
hopes to have his brief respite from
politics in absolute quiet and to see
no visitors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-10-15
COASTS LINED
t. WITH WRECKS
Violent Hurricane Prevails
Off British Isles.
LOSS OF LIFE IS HEAVY

Already More Than One Hundred and
Fifty Persons Are Reported to Have
Perished and Fears Are Entertained
for Safety of Many Other Vessels.
corpses Being Washed Ashore at
Numerous Places.