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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
ed by the big guns of the fleet.

ed by the big guns of the fleet.
A second expeditionary squadron of
warships, headed by the big battle
ship Umberto, sailed from Spesia
Wednesday night This force is under
sealed orders, but it is believed here
that it's destination is the Turkish
coast and that it will maintain block
ade of the seacoast towns of Turkey.
Italians Plan Blockade.
The Italian plan of campaign COM
prises such blockade and the occu-
pancy only of the coast region Of
Tripoli.
1t is admitted that a much larger
force than that now off Tripoli win
be needed il any move is to be made
in the interior.
AS long as the Italians operate un-
der the protection of the guns of the
feet they can hold their position, but
IL they get out of range the Turks can
be depended on to overwhelm them.
The Turkish fleet at Beirut, which
is of little consequence, has been or
dered to Constantinople. All of the
ships are officered by Englishmen and
Americans and there is possibility
that they might make at least show
OF resistance against the ,bockaders.
All hope that peaceful settlement
might be arranged has been abandon
ed and the efforts of the powers are
uow hoiup diractad towa rds lOca1izinp
the fighting. This may prove diff.
cult task and, while all of the nations
are pledged to neutrality by strong
undercurrent of suspicion, any overt
act on the part Of any of the big pow.
ers will be resented by all the rest
and diplomats admit that the situation
is extremely serious.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29

matter of wages 10 an after consider
alton. The men simply are demand
ing the right to dea! with the rail.
roads as unit, meeting them on equal
terms
1.-The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
linemen are out and the Blacksmiths'
union refuses to work with nonunion
men at their shops at Dennison, Tex;
Sedalia, Mo-; Parsons. Kan. and San
Antonio, Tex.
II believe that the impending strike
will spread to all roads in the West
as fast as the roads refuse to accept
the federation.
"The position the roads take is arbi-
trary Mr.. Kruttschnitt writes OF good
wages and the splendid pension sys-
tenn OF the Hartman lines. He says
nothing OF the Objectionable physical
examination. the personal record sys-
tenn and the rank discrimination prac-
ticed where men with twenty-five
years service are transferred to new
shops and have to begin their senior
ity at the new shops, where they are
likely to be laid on and the preference
"A lvor uruuUo man
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
FIREWORKS CAUSE
HAVOC IN CHURCH
-Four Mexicans Dead and Fif-
teen Seriously Injured.

Guadalajara, Mex, Sept. ga ter
rifle explosion of rockets and bombs in
crowded church here, resulting in
four dead and fifteen seriously in
jured, cast a shadow of gloom over
the merrymaking attending the COM
ing of Madero
OF the wounded many were so seri.
ously burned or trampled in the panic
which followed that they are believed
to have been mortally injured.
Fifty rockets and 600 bombs had
been stored in the chapel of the
church for use In celebrating the ar
rival of the sacred image of the vir.
gin of Zapopan, which at this season
is carried from churcn to church and
is believed to have power to effect
miraculous cures on the faithful. The
church was packed
The explosives were at the foot OF
the stairs leading to the tower and
are thought to have been ignited by
the careless dropping of a lighted
cigarette. Those nearest were hurled
in all directions.
The building filed with smoke
which blinded the frantic occupants
vino fought one another In their Of
forts to reach the exits. When the
smoke cleared away one man was
found dead and three small boys &c
frightfully burned and mangled that
they died soon after.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29

Hartman Lines Reject |
mands Of Employees.
ARMY OF MEN AFFECTED

Thirty-five Thousand Members Of the
System Federation From Chicago to
the Pacific Coast Awaiting the
Word to Go out--Eabor Leaders
Assert That the Organizations In
volved VIII Not Back Down.
Chicago, Sept PA strike on all
the Hartman lines. including the I'LL
nois Central, will be called as soon as
the presidents of the international
shopmen's union involved can fix up
on the day and hour, according to J..
W. Kline, president of the Interna-
tional Blacksmiths and Helpers union.
"A strike is inevitable now," said
Kline. "Kruttschnitt replied unfavor-
ably to our final request for con-
ference and, after copferring with the
other union presidents, we have de-
cided that a strike must be called.
"Some favor next Monday as the
proper time to begin the actual strug-
gle; others want to begin Saturday.
AS soon as we decide that question the
word to strike will be sent to all
unions"
The strike order Is said to be al
ready in the hands OF the local union
heads and all that will be needed lis
the flash, making it effective. Thirty.
five thousand men. including machin-
lists. boilermakers, car repairers and
manufacturers. sheet metal workers
and blacksmiths will affected. Mr.
Kline said: 1--WE b4ve reply from
Mr.. Kruttschnitt and it was not salts
factory. Mr.. Kruttschnitt insists that
the treatment of the men is such that
he wonders why they want to strike.
He does not see why they insist on
raising questions OF new issues.
1.-The men stands on their former po
sition. They will not recede. The
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
WARsHIPS ARE OFF TRIP0LI
Prepared to Cover the Landing Of Ital-
Ian Troops.

London, Sept. 29.-Immediate hos
tilities are looked for in Tripoli.
Advices from ConstantinOple state
that the Italian charge d'affaires has
handed to the foreign minister an
cficial note, declaring Turkeys reply
OF "Wednesday night, refuting the alle-
cations that Turkey was strengthen
ing her hand In Tripoli by landing
arms and ammunition from the trans
port Derna, was unsatisfactory.
1t was also stated that he WAS ex-
pected to demand his passports,
Riding on the port of Trip0lf II tho
Italian expeditionary force Of four bat
tleships and three cruisers, escorting
transports containing 10000 picked
Italian soldiers. They are In constant
touch with the war and navy depart
ments BY wireless, which Is relayed
direct to Rome from the naval anchor
aSe 1t Palermo. The transports are
DQulpped tQ land the soldiers. protect
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
FUGITIVE GIVES HIMSELF Ue
Had Been Without Food or Shelter
for Several Days.

Willow River, Minn., Sept. 29.-The
Willow River man hunt Is over.
Ernest Eden. aged twenty-six, for
whom armed posses have been search
ing the woods in this vicinity for two
days and two nights, gave himself up.
Eden shot Constable s., L. Mottlc
and Vernon Pembleton, q mail carrier,
In Edward Olson's saloon and later
shot his own father through the arm
while making his escape. He hid in
the woods and all efforts to find him
were fruitless.
Eden appeared at his home, having
been without food or shelter for two
days and two nights. The elder Eden
and one OF the fugitive's brothers at
once informed the ofncers and Will
lam Weekly, deputy sheriff, made the
arrest. A charge of assault with q
deadly weapon will be made.
Constable Mottle, who was expected
to die. has improved and may recover
Pembleton was shot through the arm
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
ITALIANS and
TURKS TO CLASH
War Over TripOli Appears to
Be Imminent.
OFFICIAL NOTICE GIVEN

Authorities at Rome Inform CONSTANT
nopie Government of Their Intention
to Occupy TripoIi and Cyrene-War-
ships Conveying Troop Ships Said
to Be Anchored a Short Distance
OFF Tripolf.
Rome, Sept 29.--The Italian govern
ment has notified Turkey of its inten-
tion to occupy Tripoli and Cyrene.
Economic concessions offered by Tur-
key at the eleventh hour are rejected
by Italy, which announces its purpose
to protect it's interests and its dignity
in its own way, relying no longer on
Ottoman promises.
Italy's purpose is set forth in note
addressed by the Italian foreign min
lister to the Italian charge d'affaires
at Constantinople
The communication, while leaving
no opportunity for negotiations overthe
fact of occupation, is an ultimatum in
that it demands that the turkish gov
ernment reply within twenty-four
hours, declaring that 1t will not OPP
pose the measures which Italy has
adopted to effect the solution OF the
difficulty, which 1t considers neces.
sary.
In the absence of such reply Italy
will proceed Immediately with meas
ures destined to assure the OccuDa-
tion.'
The minister OF foreign affairs has
sent the following telegram to the
Italian legations at Athens, Belgrade,
Cittinge, Sofia and Bucharest and also
to the Italian consulates In the Bal
kans:
''The constant opposition OF Turkey
to all legitimate and economic activity
on the part of Italians in Tripoli and
Cyrene compels the royal government
to take grave measures"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
Dallas Has Murder Record.

Dallas. Tex, Sept. 2s.--Because
Dallas jnries always sympathize with
the accused the number OF murders
continues to grow until all records are
smashed. When J. v. Harris. a street
car conductor. was killed by ID. L.
Hoffman. q motorman, the forty-first
murder here is thrty-eight weeks was
committed. For three years murders
have averaged moro than one : week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
LABOR OPPOSES MARSHALL
Object to His Action In the McNa-
mara Case.

Object to His Action In the McNa-
mara Case.
Evansville, Ind, Sept. 29.-Union la
Dor In Indiana has taken the field In
opposition to the candidacy of Gov
ernor Marshall for the Democratic
presidential nomination In 1912.
The Indiana Federation OF Labor. in
its annual state convention, unani-
mousiy adopted resolutions denonnc.
ing the action Of the governor In al
lowing John J. Mcnamara to be taken
from the state to LOS Angeles to be
tried In connection with the dynamite
ing OF the Los Angeles Times build
jng and called upon citizens every
whore not to have any connection
With the movement to nominate the
Indiana executive for higher once.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
$500, 900 FIRE At WICHITA
ons Life Lost and Three Psrsons
Probably Fatally Injured.

wichita, KAN. Sept 29.-Fire in the
business district Of Wichita caused
the loss of one life, the probable fatal
Injury OF three spectators and prop
erty loss estimated At 100000.
r. ]. Johnson. former police of1+
seer, and two unknown men were
buried under : wall that fell into an
allsy crowded with flremen and spec.
leators.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
RoLPn DEFEATS MCCARTHY
Present Mayor of San francisco
Turned Down by Voters.

San Francisco, Sept 29-James
Rolph, Jr., was elected mayor of San
Francisco over Patrick III. Mccarthy
the present incumbent, by over $4,000
plurality at the first direct primary
election. The vote will closely ap-
proximate $4,000. the biggest vote ever
cast here
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
BRYAN BLAmEs IT TO CLARK
Says Speakers Annexation Remarks
Defeated Reciprocity.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 29.--Deploring
the defeat OF Canadian reciprocity, de-
claring it was largely a result of the
annexation bogy, and putting the
blame On Champ Clark, William j.
Bryan discusses the outcome in the
forthcoming issue Of his Commoner
He writes:
Speaker Clark's declaration in ia
vor Of annexation was an indiscreet
utterance for one occupying position
Of authority, and had much to do with
the result because Of the use made Of
-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-09-29

Mr.. Bryan Is Of the opinion that II
was unfortunate anyway that reci-
procity was brought forward.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04
LIE Pardon des Offenses

En- 1853, durant la guerre dies
Vend6e, les paysans du marquis
d'Elb6e avaient fat PRISONERS
dams une escarmouche quelques
soldats republicans. Ces hon.
mes s'6taient rendus coupables de
crimes 6normes: pillages,< incen-
dies, assassinats de femmes ct
d'enfants. Les Vend6ens voulaient
les sabrer, ct certes, en- rigueur de
justice, lis en- avaient lie droit.
Mais lie grand chr6tien qu'6tait
d'Elb6e ne connaissait plus den
nemis apres la bataille. II Sc jeta
au devant de ses soldats en- fureIr,
INES enfants, s'6cria-t-il, ne frap-
PEI pas ces malheureux, ces hon.
mes d6sarm6s; 6pargnez-les, COM
me toujours vous l'avez fait JUS
qu'ici". Mails la rage DIES paysans
est a son paroxysme. SMonsieur
lie marquis, s'6crient-ils, ce sont
ces mis6rables qui ont brdl6 votre
chateau, tue nos femmes ct nos
enfants.. Laissez-nous les 6gor-
ger; ce nest que justice. A mort
lie, Bleus! A mort! A mort!"
-"Avez-vous oubli6, mes en-
fants reprend lie general, que No.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04
II v a dix-neuf si4cles. la Justi-

II y a dix-neuf siecles, la Justi-
ce absolue 6tait descendue sur la
terre, incarn6e dams celui que etait
lie Juste par excellence, ct les hon.
mes qui ignoraient que ce Juste
6tait Dieu, ct que la Justice ne
peut pas MOURN, car ellie est 6ter-
nellie, current i'occasion favorable
pour la faire a tout jamais dispa-
raitre de la face de la terre. lis
traduisirent lie Juste devant leurs
tribunals ct quand lis current OBJ
tenu sa condemnation, voulant
d6shonnrer jusqu'a son souvenir
dams l'esprit de ceux qui l'ayant
approch6, l'avaient Anne, lis lui
infigerent lie supplice de la croix.
Eft trois jours apres, lie Juste
~ressuscitait!
Ne nous troublons done pas
lorsque nous entendons DIES hon.
mes s'6crier que la force prime lie
droit que lie fable est la proie du
fort, que la Justice n'existe pas,
ct qu'elle ne dot pas exister entire
les Nations: rapelons-nous leurs
predecessors qui, il y a dix-neuf
si4cles, criaient devant PLATE:
D6livrez Barabbas ct crucifiez Je-
sus'', ce qui est une mani6re
d%itf6rente d'exprimer la meme id6e:
Mort a la ju%stice!" Quand lis
traduiront la Justice devant lie tri-
bunal dune philosophie mat6ria-
liste ct quand ce tribunal la con-
damnera quand lis la couvriront
d'opprobres, la couronneront DEPT
mes ct la cruciferont ne pefdons
pas confance ct rappelons-nous lie
Drame du Calvaire.
Qu'ils la mettent dams lie s6pul-
ere; qua la porte de ce s6pu]cre
lis placent DIES soldats on roulent la
pierre la pluslourde qu'ils)pourront
trouver, n'importe! ST les saintes
femmes ne peuvent d6placer la
pierre trop pesante pour leurs Eras
d6biles, ce sont les anges de Dieu
qui la soul6veront, ct la Justice,
6ternelle CONNIE Lui, r~essuscitera
lie troisi9me jour-
A. Vanderpol
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04

tire Seigneur J6sus-C Christ a par
dome a ses bourreaux?" MATS &c
souvenir sacr6, 81 puissant sur eu1
d'ordinaire, ne touche pas les Ven,
deems. Leurs Girls s'6levent plus
furieux: "A mort les Bleus! A
mort, les assassins! A mort!"
D'Elb6e Sc renG compile quill est
d6bord6 ct que MULE force humai-
ne peut d6sormais arreter la furie
de ses soldats. II veut tenter
pourtant un dernier effort. "Eh
bien! soit... Vengez-vous! dit-il:
mails auparavant r6citons I'm "Pa-
ter" pour nos camarades morris au-
jourd'hui."
Aussit6t les paysans tombent a
genoux, ct lie general commence
lentement l'oraison domicicale:
'Notre Pere qui etes aux cieux...'
R6p6tez apres moi, mes enfants--
"Notre Pere qui etes aux cieux,"
reprennent en- cheur les Vend6-
ens.-"Que votre nom soft sancti-
f6.... que votre r6gne arrive'''
que votre volont6 soft fate sur la
terre CONNIE au ciel.... Donnez-
nous aujourd'hui notre pain quot
dien... Pardonnez-nous nos often
ses..." LIE general s'arr6te un
long moment, ct reprend dune
voix plus grave encore: "comme
nous pardonnons a ceux qui nous
ont offens6s!!" Entendez-vous,
chretiens? Pardonnez-nous 81
nous pardonnons; ct 81 nous ne
pardonnons pas, ne nous pardon
nez point non plus.
D'Elb6e Sc relieve, ct regardant
ses soIdats: "Qui de vous, s'6crie-t-
il veut encore les 6gorger?"
La haine 6tait vaincue. Quel-
ques instants apres, les liens DIES
captifs 6taient bris6e ct les soldats
de la Croix comptaient une victoi-
re de plus.
Jean Charruau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04
Etats=Wnis

New York, LIE steamer "Oce-
anic", venant d'Italie, est arrive.
On croft que trois DIES 500 passa-
gers souffrent du cholera.
Detroit, Mich, -Trois incendies
ont cause, qes pertes 6valu6es q
$25O,OOO. L'entrep0t de la "Flet-
cher Hardware Company, rue
Woodbridge, un magasin, rue
Jefferson, ct hut maisons, rue
Watson, ont etc rases par les fam
mes.
Buffalo, N. Y, lie vent a
ravag6 les pommiers ct les poiriers
DIES comics de Niagara ct Orleans.
Les pertes sont 6valu6es a $500,
OOO. La Motto de la r6colte a etc
d6truite.
New York, -Trois wagons dun
train d'excursionnistes du chemin
de fer Lehigh Valley ont d6raill6 a
Burdette, village situ6 sur lie bord
du lac Seneca. Une cinquantaine
de personnes ont etc bless6es.
San Diego, CAL, La garrison
mexicaine de Lapaz, Basse Califor-
ME, s'est r6volt6e contre lie gene
raj Augustin Sanguinez, qui a etc
gravement bless6, la semaine
derni6re. Dix DIES mullins ont etc
tues.
Boston, I'm orage excessive
ment violent s'est abattu sur la
Neutrality-suspicious.. LIE vent
soufdait a une vitesse de 60 miles a
l'heure ct la pluie a cause des de-
cats. Plusieurs petits navires ont
fait naufrage.
New-York, Zee sera une bon
ne chose quand les catalogues
seront assez forts pour avoir un
President de leur croyance, ct ce
sera pour moi I'm plaisir de voter
pour lie premier President catho-
lique'', a dit l'autre jour, dams une
conference, lie Rev. M Edw. Wa
son, de l6glise 6piscopalienne de
Newark.
Ces paroles furent prononc6es
pendant que lie reverend monsieur
discutait les 6coles s6par6es ct les
6coles paroissiales ct les moyens
qu'on prend dams les 6coles s6pa-
res ct les 6coles publiques.
"Je ne me ferais pas, a dit FORA
teur, a une autre denomination que
la mienne, que ce soft les Congr6-
gationnalistes GU les autres qui Sc
dissent libres, mails il y a une chose
que je remarque, c'est que les
catalogues sont ostracis6s dams
les 6coles publiques, ct je ne les
blame pas de sly opposer.
"On dit que ce pays est protes-
tant, ct que cons6quemment il est
pour les professionals. J'ai hate de
voir lie jour Oh lon pourra dire
que ce pays est pour tout lie mon
de ct non settlement pour les pro-
testants ct quill y aura I'm Presi-
dent catholique a Washington.
"Jai WI tant de chose de la bigo-
terie protestante, que je ny crois
plus ct que je la m6prise'.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04
Tn Important Facteur dams
la Reduction du COut de
la Vie

augmentation continuelle du
co1t de la vie les ann6es passes a
d6montr6 l'ef6cacit6 de quelques
unes DIES grandes compagnies in
dustrielles qui sont venues en- al
de au peuple en- lui %procurant DIES
meilleurs produits.
La "Standard Oil Co.," en- don
ne I'm exemple notable. Les hon.
mes en- t6te de cette compagnie, Sc
sont appliqu6s depuis de nombreu-
ses ann6es, a illimin6 toute perte
inutile. lis employment, a I'm i'm
mense salaire, DIES chimistes ct au-
tres experts, atm d'am6liorer leurs
m6thodes ct tourner en- d'utiles OBJ
jets DIES produits accessories consi-
d6r6s jusque-la sans valeur.
Ayant dome au monde un exem-
pie frappant sous ce rapport, la
compagnie porta ensuite toute son
attention a lam6lioration DIES poe
les a p6troles. Aujourd'hui ces
poeles, lampes, etc., de meme que
les autres chooses que cette compa-
gnie fabrique, sont consid6r6s
CONNIE les meilleurs que lon peut
Sc procurer.
Parmi ceux-ci lie "New Perfec-
ton Stove est lie plus populaire.
L'usage DIES poole a p6trole de pre-
ference aux poeles a bois on a
Charlton, dams lesquels on dot con-
server du feu continuellement, a
beaucoup augment6 dams les der
ni6res ann6es, bien que quelques-
uns DIES noodles primitifs current
de nombreux defaults. C'est que
ILLUMINATION de toute odeur ct de
fum6e ct par introduction de tou-
ties les am6liorations que lexp6-
rience ct les commissioners mecca
niques offrirent que lie poole "New
Perfection" a gagn6 ct m6rite sa
renomm6e.
On peut Sc servir de &c poole en-
tout temps ct il est en- plus propre
ct econome. III 6vlte beau
coup de trouble ct de travail d la
m6nagere ct on ma pas a porter du
Charlton on du bois nj a wider DIES
cendres. II 6pargne aussi la force
ct la sant6 de la femme car il per-
met de tenir la cuisine bien plus
fraf;he durant les mois d'6t6 qu'on
pourrait lie faire avec tout autre
poele-un avantage que toute fem
me appr6cie.
II fat tout ce qu'un poole q
Charlton on a gaz peut faire, ct
avec lie fourneau "New Perfection"
il est lie poole de cuisine lie plus
complet que l'on puisse Sc procu-
rer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04

-Apres tout, il semble que
lAm6riqae 6chappera a une 6pid6-
mic de cholera. A New York, an
nonce-t-on, la situation s'am6liore
ct depuis plusieurs jours il ne s'est
pas declare de nouveaux cas- a la
quarantaine. De plus les navires
arrivent avec tout lie monde bien a
bOrd.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04
Recommends par un pretre

Ma file %souffrait d'epilepsie depuis quatre ans
ct await 3 GU 4 %attaqnes par semaine ct souven'
autant dams une seule %journee. Notre medecln Ia
soigna mails sans ~resultat. LIE kew. Otto Meier
~recommanda lie Tongue Nervenx du Pere Koenig
Ell. en- prit ct n'eut plus que 2 on 3 attaques PAL
mois. Sur l'avis du medecin de Ia koenig Mede
cine Co. nous lui donnerent en- plus les Antlepi-
leptic Tablets ct ellie ma plus Gu d'attaques.
NINE G. G. Jones, San Antonio, Tex. 141e
San Pedro Ave-, ecrit : Je ~souffrais d'epilepsie de.
puts IS ans, a venir %jusqu'ail y a quatre ans, alors
ct je al ell gu une attaque depuis. Mes sinceres
reinforcement pour ce RENE e benz.
m ~ I'm livre ~precieux sur les Ma
ladies Nerveuse envOye Ora
IVA T]u1TEMENT a une adresse Quel
conque, ct les patients Pau
yREs pelyent aussi Obtenir cette MEDICINE Ora
TUlTEMENT.
Ce remede a etc prepare par lie REV. PAsTEUH
KoENIG, de Fort Wayne, Ind, depuis 1876 ct il
est prepare aujourd'hui sous So direction par la
KOENlG MEDICINE CO., Chicago. iii.
En- vente chez les pharmaciens, S1.Ula bouteille
6 pour $500.