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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15

Mrs. John Bertrand owns a tine
home in Sioux City, and has conclud-
ed to remove there for a time at least.
She has been a resident Of South
Dakota for thirty seven years.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15
NO. 2l7.
Annual Appropriation Ordinance.

Be it ordained by the Board of Commission
ers. of the City OF Canton. Lincoln County.
South Dakota
SECTION /. That there be, and is hereby ap-
prOpriated the following sums OF money,
deemed necessary to defray the expenses and
liabilities Of the City of Canton for the fScal
rnar commanding Oh Septemhsr lSL. 1911 to-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15

u u lhlSu Iht llO"AA DbAIS ~ lSIIt e
necessary to defray the expenses and
OF the City Of Canton for the fiscal
year commencing on September lst.. 1911. to-
wit:
Salaries. ...........~.-.-..-......S 4 900 90
Electric Light. ............. $50. ! 500 90
Street Department. %. ......... ! goo 10
RedemptiOn. .,...,.'.. e. 600 W
WaterwOrkS ..-..... ................. : 300 ~
Bond Interest go. .....----.. .,....-. ! 900 90
Section :. That there be appropriated the
following sum Of money: deemed necessary.
Canton. for the support OF the schools of the
Independent school District for the fiscal
year commencing on September list, 1911. to-
wit:
For General Purposes..............S 9 900 90
Interest Fund. .............- &c. ! 500 90
Section 8. That for the purpose OF defray-
ing the expenses and liabilities OF the City Of
levied upon all the taxable PROPERTY in said
city the following taxes. tO-wit:
For City General Purposes...... $50 0 o 90 90
For City Sinking Fund.-........... l 900 90
Section A. That for the support Of the
City Of Can,on, for the ensuing fiscal year,
there be appropriated and levied:
For Independent School District
For Independent School district
Interest Fund.-.....:.:..... l 500 90
For Independent school District
Section Conn., 5! that the amount levied for c City
General purposes. as provided by Section 3
hereof. shall be portioned among the various
funds that follow:
Salaries. A 900 90
Electric Light. .... ] 500 90
Street Department. ............... l coo 90
Warrant Interest,". L 900 90
Section 6. That the amount levied to pay
interest on the outstanding bonds OF the
City OF Canton as provided by Section 3
hereof shall be used for the purpose of pay
ing interest upon each outstanding bond
issue. when same shall become due and pay
able.
Section Z. This Ordinance shall be in effect
and force from and after its passage and
publication.
Passed September 18th. A. D., 1911.
CounterSigued CARL +. TANK, Mayor.
George HokenStad. City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15

S. J. Lukken has some of the finest
apples in the county, judging from
the specimens left at this Office last
Friday.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
MEXICAN ENJOYS
CONFER HERE ON
COUNTRY'S CRISIS
Limantour Says He Has Tele.
gram From Diaz That
Health Is Good.

shortly before . O'Clock this after
noon Senior de la Barra, Mexican Am.
bassador at Washington. arrived at
the Hotel Plaza for an important con-
ference will Senior Jose Yves Liinan-
tour, Mexican Minister OF Finance. on
the situation In their country.
All morning the antc-room o. Senor
Lemantour's suite at the hotel had
been filled WITH Mevicans and others
Interested In the troubles down there.
The Minister saw each one separately
and hehlnd closed doors, and a veil of
secrecy lowered over the place follow
ing the receipt OF n long cipher dis
patch from the Mexican Government
Jus, before entering upon his confer
ence with Senior Dc la Barra and Man.
uel A. Estaya, Mexican Nice-Consul'
Minister Limantour consented to an in
terview.
lie began by denying that the health
Of President Diaz was precarlons ana
that the country was In danger OF a mil
itary uprising following the death or
Diaz. which. according to the reports,
was a matter OF momentary expectation.
II am in receipt OF a telegram from
President Diaz assuring me that he IL
in excellent health. n from other
sources I have word that he looks bet
ter now than he has for several years
past.
The Instruction is really n trivial
AFFAIR. Their are a number OF insur-
rectos in the neignborhood Of chi
huahua VINO make themselves visible
from time 10 time. But the really 90.
rious aspect of the situation IL tho
facility with which Anarchists cross
the American frontier and join the ranks
Of the insurrectos. There are con.
slant violations of the laws of neu-
trality."
Minister Limantour was informed OF a
current iumor that upon his return to
Mexico ne was to be made Minister o.
Foreign Affairs In place OF Enrico Creel
Il hope 1t IS not true he said.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
StCAET OF SUCCESS
Genuine Merit Rsqli'e1 TO Win tn:
Peoples Confidence

Have you ever stopped to reason why
it is that so many products that are ex.
tensivtly advertised, all at oncc drop gu,
Of sight and are soon forgotten Tn
reason is plain-the article did not fulfil
the Promises N the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as lik,
an endless chain system the remedy i,
recommended by those who have been
cured, To those who are in need of it.
In an interview on the subject a promi.
nent local druggist says Take for ex.
ample DIR. kilmer's Swamp-R Root, prep
arstion ! have sold for many year,
and never hesitate to recommend for
in almost every case, it shows immediate
results, as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy that | know of
has so large a sale"
The success Of DR.. kilmer's swamp.
Root is due TO the fact that it fulGls every
wish IN overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder diseases, corrects urinary troub.
bles and neutralizes the uric acid which
causes rheumatism.
A free trial bottle will be sent by
mail, absolutely free. Address Dr.
kilmer q Co., Binghamton, y. Y. and
mention this paper, Regular size hot
ties sold at all drugcists--j0c and 81 90
The evening world., 1911-03-08
J.. s. AMBASSADOR
TO MEXICO TALKS
Of OUR INTERESTS
Mr.. Wilson Points Out That
Citizens of this Country Have
Si,5OO,O 600, 900 Invested.

His Eycellency Henry Lane Wilson.
Mexico, nj. the waldorf-Astorla to-day.
went over the t~reacherous egg shell
path OF a diplomatic Interview in the
face Of a crisis.
The Ambassador Is handicapped by
the sealed plans given to officers of
the American Government respecting
the movements OF troops 20 the Mexican
frontier. and by the further diplomatic
and dellcate stage setting supplied by
the presence at the Hotel Plaza or
Senior Jose Yves Llnantour. Minister
OF Finance for Mexico. and
Generally esteemed the Man OF the
Hour In Mexican affairs.
Constitutions Sometimes Give Way.
Reports OF to-day said that Presi-
dente Dlaa had reached a state OF
age and health where a change IS i'm
minent. The constitutional succession
provides that the Vice-Pres!dont take
his place, but constitutions and writ
ten laws fall In the face of emer-
gencles. and when interested persons
asked who in Mexico was greater than
the restrictions of the constitution the
answer came from persons eminently
posted as to the American and native
situation:
Senior Rmantour Is tho Man OF the
Hour"
But that. he II distinctly understood.
Is no part Of the ambassadorial cha;
with which this story CHIEFLY deals,
1t merely indicates the Importance OF
the two men now In New York and
Slows the reasons why each would
seem to fence-if hat term may oe
politely emp.oyed-over tho manner o!
speech employed concerning the lates,
developments tlwar the south.
In the negotiations that are to come
in Mexico. America Will 90 represented
by a gentleman whose general appear
ance suggests the army officer OF the
cavalry type. Cl,anly built, tall and
straight, he wears his clothes with the
air, by no mea common, OF one whl
did not have he elegance OF his APP.
parel IN mind, albeit IL was most cor
rectly OF the mode. Ills eyes are clear
firm ana honest. lie listens with grace,
fui courtesy to what as sad and de
Iinerates as to the reply with no seem
ing haltlnS, either In mcEta, effort OF
speech. There Is little chance Of Mr.
Wilson spelling the dough Of polite.
by hasty or n~ly-advlsed speech.
Going to Indiana.
81 am on my way" he said, "to In.
diana, whithey | MAS called on account
OF the Illness OF my mother. ! left Mex
leo Feb. % upon a leave OF absence,
! ,nAI,E V,uN mazda pARasgarN lN m
The evening world., 1911-03-08
SAYS WAR GAME
WAS ARRAN +
WITH

Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, President O,
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. sailed
to-day on the Celtic to spend SIX weeks
In England placing orders for the build
iny OF Two new steamships for the &. T..
RS P1clhr fleet.
Asked waat he thought of the situa-
ton in Mexico n the action OF this
Government in modelling troops, ae
sad.
"rhat was al arranged in advance
between England and the United states.
You have your Monroe Doctrine and
must i've 10y Il. ! believe that the
troops are being sent down there to in
tlm.date. However, there may be waI.
1T would take a very llttle flame 10
start the cOnnagr1i.oa."
The distinguished Canadian said TIA;
he though. the best rcnti-nen, IN Can.
ada dll not favor reciprocity,
The evening world., 1911-03-08
PtSE KIN 81 I'VE EIELIS


sieo''oh, 'ne prospects OF Intervention,
.ppe.a'io" or ahs o .he eoreIa'eu
prVoie'hs that hahs ABOUT the American
%" " "'"' aio"s ."e ooruer'
~ a"'ef'eahs ana american
~ " ."e"'co' ana ABOUT them
hangs 'he real meat OF the present STU
a.'o"' ho,wi,hs'ahuins the rearing Oh tAe
.ionroe Doc'r'"e IN 'ie ~ srouhu' 'He
49, ""s -c' ~ sp''N'
"''e III "e~'' "e Sa"' aoou'
'''VV. -Ainei'cans. vi 'hese iV'VVo rcside
W tue Wy y. NeNieo' 4"eS ave d"
investment IN rouhu hurhoeTs' OF SI'''V'-
oN'"'' hat nsure IL rous"Iy maze ana
- taNeh from the known DIX interests
&c americans IN MEXICO represent vast
!! "'o'e cap''a' a"u '"a'e''"' WIZ" '"""
'"eII hu""oe's "o"'' seem ~ '"u''
Ihe'r cnfer ihes OF enoeaVor are III
rai'"a,s' p'a"la''O's anu "'l''es' WIN
puoic utilities' such as INV as
another feature. The American In
Mexico mas never mixed in Mexican
| politics, has kept out Of the f~actional
| differences that one finds in all lands.
! and has devoted himseIf IN his own ans.
,r.,s =, ,,h,,h u. ha. .n"....a,
moss" ""'" "e>n"S p'OsP'e"'
The Railroad Development.
Railroad -developnent has besa
steady. and leading New york h,,La-s
! renresen, mos, OF rho rnarct,I ~
,,,,a-u, ~, a..
'"e ''"N' Inc Ih'nes
""u pi""'a'.o"s are coming steadlIy TO
inc lore' AS 10 the general state OF
investment and development. l should
say that the 5000 American residents
represent tno-thirds OF the wealth OF
the new projections. excepting. OF
course tho railroad, 90 hiaa -
The evening world., 1911-03-08

~Leavenworth. Kan. This is taken ne an
Indication that the army wishes TO be
prepared to cross the Rio Grandc even
In the event that h bridges now IN
use should not be available.
The orders to the troops stationed a,
Fort ID. a. Russell. Wyoming, have de.
pleted that post. and the war Depart.
mont to-day ordered one battalion Of the
Second Infantry at Fort Asslniboln.
Montana. to Fort ID. A. Russell to care
Tor that station. This was rae only adj
ditlonal order for the movement of SOL
diors Issued to-day by Gen. Leonard
Wood, chlet. OF STAN OF the Army.
The Navy Department continued Its
preparations to-day for the dispatch OF
the Fifth Division of the Atlantic flee:
and the large detachment Of marines to
Gua ntanamo. Cuba. The marines are
being assembled at Philadelphia for
transportation on the Dixie and Prairie.
The men, with their accoutrefnents and
supplies. are reaching the Pennsylvania
port in perfect order and smoothness.
Supplied With B%luejackets.
The four armored cruisers of the NTH
division, under Rear-Admiral stanton,
arc being supplied with their full COM
plement OF blueJackets. There were
some vacancies In the personnel OF the
division when tho orders were Issued
10 the vessels forty-eiRht hours ago.
These are being flled promptly from
the enlisted force OF the navy and the
compliments OF the ships will he COM
plete before the ships sail. which proh.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
PREPARING FOR A "hANOEUVRE.'

Two hundred rounds of BALI. ammunition issued per man.
All leaves of absence indefinitely suspended,
Unprecedented haste ana secrecy in preparing for "manoeuvres"
No Congressional appropriation for "manoeuvres' available
Quartermasteis and commissary officers ordered TO buy supplies with.
out time limit.
sudden return of Mexican Amba sador to Washington from New
York.
Coast artillery drawn upon to reinforce infantry regiments.
Army transports long unused and unfit for ga duty ordered into
commission.
President Daa reported to be in serious physical condition. with
death imminent
Persistent reports that England and Germany have suggested Amer,
lean Intervention in Mexican revolution.
AIcri an ieterests In Mexico now amount TO 81 800 900 OOO.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
o..
nAILIGAN-At his renldencs. IaA

GAILEGAN--At his residence, l3+ W
ll7th ST.. March u. JAMES J. GAtLE
GAN.
Funeral services 10 A.. N, Funeral
from ST. Thoiuas's church. 1lSth nj.
and ST. Nicholas NV.
sMll H.-On March Z. HUGH v. SMITH.
beloved husband OF Nellie Smith, at his
residence. No. ASA 81. Marks ave,
brooklyn.
Funeral from hts late residence FRI,
day. March 10, al b.30 A. NJ, thence
to st. Teresn's Roman Catholic Church.
whore requiem mass VIII he offered fol
Inc reposo OF his soul. interinent Hoi,
Cross Cemetery.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
si,OO0,0OO for Locomotives.

FIITHHIHU, u, MlTch N.-Orders
are soon to Ice placed for hfty- nve Loco
motives FOR the southern Railway Com
,4ny, bids on wnIcA are boing filed IA
Atlanta Ga, by locomotive builders
from Pittsburg aud all over the country,
This is ono ~ the largest orders fpr Ia.
COM iivcs officially announced this year.
Tho cost viii be over $1,000. 900.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
$1,000 900 TO SETTLE.
Flood Of Money Offers to Cover
small Fraud Claims.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Oners of
civil compromise in newly discovered
customs fraud cases continue to reach
the Treasury Department at the rate Of
from 5000 to $1,000 a day. Secretary
MacVeagh now has before him offers
aggresatlng a million dollars, comprised
chiefly of small cases At New York, Ros-
ton and Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
MGRATH TRIAL.


twice 7 got Nh. The third time I could
not rise and ! lay on the floor helpless
and stunned Mrs. McGrath screamed
tina | was dead.
"McGrath stood over me saying he
would blow my head OFF. He got his
gun out again and shot ne twice. Then
he walked u few feet away turned n
came back and shot me three times
moro. Seeing | vas not killed, lie
isrked me to my feet and told me he
was going to take me to the Parkville
station house.
ION the way he told me I had TO
cover him { said: What do you
mean?' He said: You've got to say
you were Il burglar ] refused and ne
nit mo with the blackjack. After we
reached the station house he laid two
reyolvers on the desk and said I had
fred hrst. n that he mad shot me In
~self-defense. He, claimed that my bull
let had gone through the cloth OF his
.rouser leg. While he was discussing
with the Lieutenant the ACCESSIBILITY OF
charging me with unlawful entry l
collapsed. Then an ambulance came
and took me away
Under cross examination. Dr. PhllI,r
Brennan, counsel for the defense. 81 c.
ceeded in making walker contradict
himself several times. He had sworn
that he never owned or carried a re-
yo,yer but he admitted that a man
named Lask gave hin q pistol last year.
He claimed, however, that the weapon
was turned over 20 him only Cor repair
ing and that he never c'~l i.
lie also got twisted y ding the
evidence ne gave In the Magistrates
court at the time OF McGrath's prelim-
mary arraignment.
Mrs. McGrath Not Called.
Lieut.. william Jones, tho firearms ex-
pert of tho Police Department, testified
that several days after the shooting he
examined the cartridges taken from the
two revolvers which McGrath brought to
the station. Each of them. he said. con-
tanned two fired shells . the same make
"a style OF cartridge that had not been
manufactured for many years.
lie was also positive that The muzzle
OF the pistol which made the hole In
McCirath's trousers must have been
held within eight inches of the cloth
when the shot was fired. q
IL had been expected that the prose
cutor would call Mrs. McGrath as a
Martin rested his case az soon as Jones
left the stand.
In opening for the defense, DIR. BreH-
nan described his client as a good a
turcd giant without a spark of malice
I'm him. told how McGrath had beer
given a courage medal FOR diving fort
feet off a bridge into the Icy water "a
save a drowning man, and sketched
over McGrath's share in uphold!ng the
honor of the country as n member Of
the winning American teams at tht
Olympic games In Athens N L. 0lon
McCirath was the first witness for tn,
defense.
After the cross examination OF Nc
Grath the defense called several wit,
uesses Who testified TO the good char
actCr of the defendant,
The evening world., 1911-03-08
TORPEDO fLEET
GETS BUREI ORDER.

San DIEGO. cal. March SIT Is re-
ported that the eight vessels OF the
Pacific torpedo feet under Commander
Richardson have been ordered TO sail
az s O'Clock Tonight fov Slllua Cruz.
Mexico, with several companies Of
United States infantry from the gar
rlsons a. san Francisco and Monterey.
Each vessel can carry hfLy infantry
men and all can make the rua TO Sa-
lima Crug at express train spcel.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
D|Az IS EXPECTED To DIE;
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
SENT TO QUELL OUTBREAKS
Washington Authorities Fear Gov
eminent of Sister Republic Will
Collapse and Prepares for Inter-
vention to Protect Our Interests.
Especial to The Evening worId)

WASHINGTON, March S.-Ml preense that the mobilization of
one-fourth of the United States Army along the Mexican border is for
The purpose of practising nanoeuvres has been abandoned by the army
officers in charge Of the movement. They may continue 10 issue state.
nents to the effect that the greatest movement of soldiers since the Span.
Sh-Amercan war is military play, but they admit in private that trouble
is expected in Mexico and that our army may he compelled to cross the
border.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Biggest in Our History.

Never in the history OF val manoel-
rIes has the 'ast cry been sum
noacd to the front. Practically the
entire coast artillery strength from
Lens Island Sound TO the Gull of ,.cN
leo has been ordered to make ready TO
proceed t. Galveston.
The entire force OF 10000 men is now
o.. motion toward texas and southern
california. The naval forces axe cA
poatcd to start tonight, And things ars
likely TO begin to start along the
.oUnlary Inc any minute.
Tclcgranis are pouring into the head
quarters OF the army showing tha.
the movements OF troops 10 the south
ern frontier OF The country Is pro.
oeeding with the smoothncss ana reg
ulHrity OF c~lockwork.
More than one hundred kilograms
already have been received, ana the
celebrity with which the orders have
been carried out. II is said in military
quarters, would give the impression
that the movement was an everyday
occurrence. Not a hitch has been en-
cOuntered, and practically the entire
force OF 10000 men is now On routl
to the lower part OF Texas ANA cali,
foInla.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

President Diaz Is elghty-onc years
old and feeble. The strain OF the rcvo-
luton. now active in twenty-one Of thc
thirty states OF the Republic OF Mex
leo. has odd on him. Thls Government
is In receipt OF Information that Diaz
cannot survive many days. No atten-
ton is paid to telc~rams from the city
Of Mexico stating that Dlaz is in robust
health ana takes his usual daily walk.
News Is Manufactured.
Alleged news Of this character has
been manufac' rcd n sent out ny the
Mexican Government ever since the
revolution started. As a matter OF fact
the censorship in Mexico has been so
strict that the real state OF affairs Is
known only to the administration.
The Diaz Administration IL n ouc-man
administration. It has been for years
dominated wholly 10y Dlaz. The mcn
associated with him have utilized their
positions In the direction o.. Gathering
them own nests.
The death OF Diag. II Ia understood
In Washington. will mean the collapse
~ government In Mexico. the revolt OF
the army and chaos in general Hun
drcis OF millions OF dollars worth Of
property belonging to foreigners will no
wholly AT the mercy o; a hungry horde
OF insutrectos, undisciplined ana ire
sponslblc. The rcvolutionists have only
the shadow Of an organization. Citizens
OF the United states have invested
$i.JOO."o,Oo0 there.
In the judgment OF army officers and
statesmen tho condition Of affairs II,
Mexico demands that we have an adc-
quate army on the border ready to rush
acros and sweep through the country
should anarchy and disorder follow the
death OF Diaz. What the final outcome
viii be no one offers to guess. Tho ex-
cuse that tie assemblage of troops now
on the way TO Texas Is IA mere military
manOueyre Is dlsprovcd 10y the fact that
the soldiers and marines are gninr 10
the front armed Tor warfare. The ex.
ponse OF m~anoucyros Is always provided
Tor 10y a special appropriation.
Army Funds Low.
No money has been Appropriated fol
manoouvres. All the army and navy
funds are low. Nevertheless conmis'
sary n quartermastor officers have
been Instructed to purchase W "a
limit as to amour and time.
The appropriation FOR the army fpI
tho next q cal year ras bcen cu, 81 low
that this Mexican border mobtll2a,iui
vii, force the War Department to pla,.
ucsoro the Democratic House a big de
rcien'y.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

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The evening world., 1911-03-08
Take Ball cartrl d1es.

The troops are equipped with bail cast.
ridges. although Il IS the lnvarilulr
practice to supply troops with h,aao
ammunition for practice exercises oil
peaceful manOeuvres.
II was reported to-day that the War
Department had ordered materials for
the construction OF pontoon bridges u
be transported on the special train
which will take the troops from Fort
The evening world., 1911-03-08
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.

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an CD pm,J, i,IlI,, sH-t. Gan ~ .sL an,
Loci TOT ts alui. T., ". GROVE. .5c. -
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