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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17


menOe. 9lar. Oct glaoeoe os at bgre
ON 6rem9ang 6nooe Der oe Der in.
Den ior areoien, tbi oct itDrfer os
10 j. at Dor @erning / Serren life er
forgGpes, % giDer mt Yfoo til at
optoge mt 2Ir6eioe berIoe, bpor
ArbeIosmarfen er itor. Af Sn9er al
almen 3ntereSie, Der be6on0le0es,
bar Oprettelien al ct npt D1isiions.
falO / California % Alniettelie al
ell Nisiionspreit mere, 6ois port
airferoa0 fan trnoe itsttenoe til
me0 Oii0ler. 81 bempn0iae0e Dor
areOSitDrelie til at forban0le meO
lairferoa0et OesanBoaetOe, % 9on.
Der pna ct gunitigt Spor % llo.
falO. ; ilere Nor bar Gnnfen leoet
4ncific areoS ON Oprettelien al
ct 9srnebiem pan 8eItfpiten. SID.
lite Anr par Sagen til 5orbon6Iing
oe0 bort ~are0Sme0e, oe otter /
Aar. @n 8re-Ntan0s aonite err
DnIgt, b%eitaaenOe al Brpiterne %. 9.
0ieIien % An0reaien, inmt Yfr.
Better 9ilegaoro, 0leonOer. til at
gere oct forbereOen0e IrbelOe Den.
ne Sag. 8I90e ooer Baitor Gangs
9eieg hos / / CONNER for at tale
b Sfoles Gag / pore Menigbe.
Der lt0tnItes al areosiormunoen /
bans Sn6beretnin9, % bette iogOe
ri pit ale ia til. 9oO os, 8enrer,
iamIe os ON bore e9ne Stoler, De
er bore, o9 aan6en og Gonen | Dem
fenOer pi. 8i bebsper life / Den
foreneoe 0irfe i Den Senieenoe Of
o9Oe SuI peO fremmeOes 9oro",
Ri bar gooe StoIer bort SomhtnO,
og hi fon oGre glaze peo at ien0e
pore BORN til Dem.
Oct bar os til megen Opmuntring
at bsre Dor are0sfasierers Rapport
for oct forIsbne aar. Der oar en-
aoSiebeboloning Den l.. Dec. at
$181.15 til 6roOs for, at Den fore.
airfes. Snore Nisiionsfosie life Fl.
Sen april (ener NloD? bop0e Jet
zig / Stano til at poe R~re0sfasien
5iihto. At oct par meo 5of til
@u0 og pore Neni9beOer, at oenne
Rapport mootoges, bebeper pei nep.
pc at tiIfeies. Oct er 10 o9iaa ct
llOilog al Misiionsiinoet, at ri meO
@IG0e er meo til at bore Offergo.
Der til !0errens aIter, ior0i gSerren
bar oct beboo". =
are6sitprelie poIgtes. Boitor a.S.
Senien, 6ormono; Boitor Rielien,
5ernooIe, Sefreter; Rr. 6. Bile.
goorb, 0leanoer, aosierer.
SnObp0elie ira Smmamiels g1e.
nig6eo. Cotton, til at boIoe areoS.
me0e Der nGite gar mootoges; 60.
ton Menigbeo boI0er Ga iomtioig
% Mars SltbiIplm.
Sra pore iraperen6e Brpitebrs.
Ore, g. Sobnion, engboIm % 8.
&onien mo6tog ri Siliener.
Spo6 Den Op6p8gelige SiOe Of
areosme6et ougaor ioa ls6 SUBS
Sro rigeliet og oarmt ibIonot os,
Iieeiom ri oDioo fit COP til at Iom.
les ON Roooerboroet.
Om De TO @nner Zen belliee
gtaopere og bort 5orbol0 til BEN,
GuoIe0et al Baitor RieIien, 6ern.
BALE oe / aor. 3, $40 Gn0le6er
Baitor IborebD) u6iponOt Der Jig en-
l9reria 5~orbonOling, og mango Del.
lige og optoggenOe, iaaoeliom fol.
OenOe Orb LOO til os. 6reoog aften
prpOife6e Baitor 9borebp. Senoog
5ormio6o9 begpn0te oi meo Strife.
temooI, boor Ste0ets Brett boIa
Sfrtftetole. llnSertegne0e ~prn6ifeoe
peo &simesien, og ct go6t Offer
blep logt pno SCREENS Glitter. Ssn.
Dag eitermi00ae oor Der kingdoms.
msOe, oo en- life lille Sfare al I'M.
ge bar til Steoe. Stub. teol. Sen.
m Sanien ira Dor Sfole / Blair,
og Brpiterne q. q. ). RieIien og
Gborebp tolte, og pe6 afilutnines.
msOet ON @itenen toIte fsrit gaitor
RieIier, Selno, bnorefter Sroet par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

ne pore Hanme er iaa SinIe ON.
oenote og troen0e 9lenneifer be.
oaret % itprfet.
Seq peO, nt oct oil gleoe e0er,
9re0re og 0fisiionenS 9enner, at ie,
boorIe0eS @erren Dor bgrt eoers
Bonner og p%eIiignet eOers MiSiiOns-
gaze.
9eien Der bar fife alto opret iri
ior 8orne, fan ) tro; mems Serren
e~ienipnlige @eIiigneIie % 09rpp.
reIie meO 9epiier ior, at ban ptloe
baoe i'm Sag irem troos Dor Spno
og 6ooOe legemlige % aanOeIige
Soagbeo, bar itprfet 9fooet, noar
Oct oiI0e ipnfe. % formeret Oens
Strait, iom in9en Stprfe bar.
Seq me00eIer enopi0ere airfe.
raaoet. at ieg MI betrogter min
8ernlng Der Iom dfluttet. Seq bar
/ De ii0ite Bar Waane0er lot al Ell
Ipregen on0artet "a Grippe, JONI
iGrlig bar giort min 9srelie StaOe,
ioa Tor at @ltoS &ige life al Den
@run0 ifoI lioe Sfo6e, bar iea roo.
oct min fore life NenigbeO til at
benoenoe Jig til Somfun0ets 6or.
marc ior AnbefoIing al Qf9nO, Der
anies ior ififfeoe til at fortIGtte
@erningen Der. iao De fan foIoe en-
til Brett.
Ser er en- Iopen0e 5remti0 og
me0 et aIporIigt friiteligt ni0f9rt
arbei0e og 9errens fortiatte 8eI.
iigneIie blroe Menigbeoens 8efit
bare enOnu itsrre % burtigere emo
biotiI, 0a 10 De isrite TRANCE Cher
og 9anifeIi9be0er er ooeritaaet.
@erren In0e Oct ife.
Soo en- in0erlig Gof til Serren,
OernGit til a~irferoo6et o9 Zen for.
Strife, foroi oi if 2op til at tomme
9erll0 % ito og ie poo, boa0 Ser.
rem fan gore.
San ri troos Dor 4I0er o9 Soa9-
be0 oaa Dor 5reIiers og Dor fere
airfeS 9grin0e igen, itosr ri til
Gieneite efter Gone.
: brooerlig 9Grbsoiqbe0.
8 3obnfou.
@fterffrift - 0oenitoaeil.
oe Siroberetning eler We0OeIeIie til
a~irferno0et ira Pnitor 9. Sobnien
ON Observation-Disclosures / Sos an.
geIes, California, er Of Snteresie
life oIene Tor airferno6et, men for
Den forene6e 6nnite airfe / lin Ser
be0.
Oct ~forelsbioe Reiultat er Spar
poa Samiun6sperners a9rIigbeb,
5or6sn % Oheroi uiebeo.
Oct bar / WeIlemti6en Of to aors.
ms6er, at airferoooet blen Itillet
aniigt til aniigt me6 Den Sag, at
optn0e ct Misiionsorbei6e / Sos
2l1geles, Gol = men alt falot ioo.
Ieoes in6, eler nIt bIep iaaIe6es
Iagt til 8ette for Optnoelie Of ct
Wisiionsorbeioe Oerlt0e. at airte.
roaoet moutte iige til Jig ieIo: Oct.
te fommer fra 8erren".
Serren olene 9gren for aItl
Wen iomtioig uotoler airferoo0et
Iof til Boitor g. Sobnien o9 Sli.
tim for trofoit arbei6e, it6fsrt Der.
r6e i 2os angeIes. iom ct i9rIigt
rSamfunos- Risiionsorbei0e.
Wtoo Serren oi0ere peliigne Me.
nigbeOen / Cos angeIes. Gal.
3 ~brooerlig 9Grb6oiebeo.
o.. g. Gbriitionfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17
Nfilntten0e HappOrt
WisiiOnen / Sos angeles, Sal.

NtiSiionen / Sos 4ngeles efsite-
rer M life mere, i0et Bethel Me-
nig6eo paa lit 2lorsmsOe Ben
2Oen December beihttteOe ieIp at
Ienne fin Br9it. Oct poalig8er iaa
mig iom S~umhunoets ltoien0ing at
ienOe airferooOet en- afilutten0e9fap'
port og tilIi9e en- lille Operii9t ooer
arbeiOets Sang.
Den 7. Dec. 1908 iotte oi 500
! 2os Anaeles, Og ben 8. Dec. fanot
ieg Den ierite al mine 2nn0sm9n0.
Zen II. Zee. leieoe ieg ct. BouIi
e~pongeIiife airfe (tpit) for @uos.
tieneite boer Ssn0o9 @ftermioOag
for 81 boer Ssnoa9, iom je9, til
til Menigbeoen blep 0onnet, betalte
al min 9en. Seq beis8te ioa ale
De 0nnife 5oIt, bpis 8opeI ieg fun.
De opipsrge, og n0bgO Dem til
@lr0stieneite Ben 20. Dec. % til
Observation-Disclosures meo set BE-
iultut, at iee pre0ifeOe Den Dag
ior 13 - port 9pftetal - Nen.
neifer. SuIeoog oor Der It0t Here.
2lQe 8egne loo oct: Set er Jorge
pes, Doniferne Der gaar life Stir
fe. On ierIig menneifefGrlig NionO
tog mig / Saan0en oe iue0e: Seq
befloger Gem, 9aitor Sobnion, at
Qe fom bertil; tbi Der oil De fun
ipiloe 3eres 3io. Dog er ieg GLAD
oeO, at De % 0eres 6omiIie life
ifoI Julie, 0a iee ioritoar, at De-
res 9irte betaIer Dem.
Den IS. 6ebr., 1909, efter 2
Rooneoers arbei0e, itifteOes 0No.
ria" aoinoeiorenine meO 8 Neolem-
mer. Den 10. April 1909, efter
fire Roone0ers arbelOe, itiite0es
Bethel oonif ep.-llttb. Neni9beO
poa @runoIog of Ro0erfirtens og
Den for. airfes 8efenoeIie % meo
en- 6orfatning i 9armoni meo ben
iorene0e airfeS arbejosmaoOe. Den
IS. @ug. 1911 beilutteoe Nenigbe.
ben at bpgge airfe. @run0itenen
bIep logt Den II. Dec. 1911 %
4irfen inopiet ben Is. 6ebr. Glen.
0ommens 8proi er $1,000. meo
en- @GIo al $500, iom Neni9beoen
er / Stano til at betole noar iom
BELT. Renigbeoen teller for 8i0en
"A f~onfirmereoe oa SO betalenOe
Der er oct ii0ite aor
optoget 81 SipIe, / oe0 0aab.
aoinoeforeningen bar 20 0e6lem-
mer. Zen gsr ct gq9t &rbejoe til
for Nenigbeoef. Iigeiom ben
oeiao 6jelper ipee oa iatti9e trpn-
@enigbeoen pe0toe at betoIegrp-
item $40 ON Nfaone0en / 2en; BET
er Susrente og$50. 8oorunoerligt at
ie poo, bboO &erren bar giort | De
3h 9tor af WenigbeosIinl Seq
at Serren piloe BRUCE min
og mig til at fao giort en-
file 9egpnoeIie = foa iamlet en-
fife Slot og bonnet en- fife Wenig-
beo - ioo blot iom Strife og ielp'
Wenigbe0 naoeOe min Sro
og min 3onfe fife, Oct er giort
al Serren og er un6erligt for bore
9inel"
Ger ri poa andre Neniebeoer,
Serrens u1oerlige @o6beo
og 8eIiignelie mob os enonl mere
| 8inene. Den norif.0arife Dieto.
oiitfirfe bar orbej0et fer ca. 10
2tor og 6or 60 betalenOe ReOlemmer
og foor en- onrIig Risiionsitstte al
5000. Gen for. norife Strife bor
arbeioet fer co. IL aar og foar
en- onrlig Ststte Of $500. Den
Snnooe bar ppret Der l9n.
gere, og I 5ior betalte Wenigbeoen
500 om Wonneoen | BrGitelen, Sp'
no6en 8eiten. 81 iommenIigner os
fife for StorbeOs oe Ggenpres
men 6o bisie airfer orbei.
Der UNDER be ielpiomme 5orbol0
iom hi, fno les oct, boor ierifilt
benna6et Den foreneOe bonife Sir.
fes Misiion bor Deret. Serren olene
- ILL ~~ C.An. e. 49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

Roar qaisrne benpenbsr fg til Bolt, Der
pertere iBIabet. sntsu tor Of tebe bos BEN
slsr for at faa Gplpsniue ON bet oDertersbe,
bsbss Q. aItib omtals, at De ioa Apertisie.
msHtet bette Blob. Oct uiI pare til gems
Rbis Rptts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

lmtligt at li9e noget beltemt.
Ruto
par ogina poa 6oipitalet i Otter.
nnr. men fom no lige / 8iOe til
SfoIen. San If ct gffti9t Snieft.
bio / Oct enc Ben, men Hap for.
5oIosois LET ooer oct. San er eaers
raft % orbei0er 9oot / BET. 5 onf1.
oeIig Senieenoe er Ser en- gIG0eIig
llooifIing.
RameDamo
roif % irem0eIes ben iomme 10.
It0e, trofnite Sipl. 9on0en er moo-
lie Ii0t INF, IA oct lager noget
at iaa Ell Sing / Sooeoet,
er ben Der, iaa if0oer Den go6t
iorooret. Sans gpner til at pr9oi-
te bar uOoiflet zig me9et b~urtigere,
emo oi penteoe. Sans Stprfe er iei9
l~l0boI0enbe0; oct Noal, ban bar
Jig, oct oil ban noa; enten
Ser tan Iebes, eaer Der ifal fraoIes,
oct er Biting. MooIet ifaI macs, o9
oct er nof.
San bar line 8anifeIigbe0er, og
De er fife ioo imoa. Sans No0er
er, iom nogle moaife erin0er, ooer
De 20. &i6tiI bar bum ppret roif,
men iioite CONNER bleo gun iao
0aarIig, at oct belle Sioen iaa no
til, at @noen fun0e fonme naor
iom belit. San por Barnet, o9
bar pPret hiemme bele 5ioen, mo.
til, ban tom pao Stole. Iu oiloe
ban 10 eerne biem til ben0e, men
Oct par beitent, at Fan ifuI0e blioe
Der ! aumonoto gennem Sommern
for arbeioets SfpIo, mems en- onoen
ifuIoe til aurume, mere for at fao
ll0bptte ar MenigbeosIipet ser emo
ior ben @oon, ban frnoe gsre. Oct
bIeO BOG opgioet, og a%amepoma
fom til aurlime for Sommeren.
Soo fom G%fteraaret og 5foIens
4abnind. Qun0e han la0e Deo0eren
enc biemme, ioo ganmel og itrsbe.
fig iom bun par2 9i oreiteoe oct
og ion6t, at Ben be0ite Or0ning bar,
ban blep git, for at bans Suitru
Iaa funOe pleje ben gamle No0er,
mems ban ielp fortiatte lit Stlioium.
San git mo pao oct Tor No0ers
Sfpl0". Nen ioo iflI0e oi fin0e
Seq fff en- posienOe ung
Bi9e opipurgt, men til Gro0s for
alle 4nitrenaelier er oct omii0er
opgioet, oa 6o0eren, iom life
n ariten, beitemt mo6ietter iig
BET. 9oo0 pi MI ifol gre, peO ni
fife. Oct er life ioa let at finOeBr9-
'tefoner Der ! Sapon, Sna pil0e
BET pPre Iettere / Qmerifa Wen
ieg bar en- anelie ON, at bore Bro.
iesiorer / Blair oIligeoeI belit oil0e
in0goa oct 3pero (bpao Stuoenter.
oiIoe iige, blep en- on6en Sog);'
men Der bsrer oct meo til Boiten,
% for ion plot bar iee b9ret ubel.
oig, og ieg bar life Yeoo til at be.
Jnn6e pnonp li9e me0 bet iornme.
3mfolertio bar Nrs. aamepamo
poet bos Ssnnen 6erne0e eennem
Ofto6er, men M piI6e bun Diem,
oa bm Dog life oiloe % 6orte ira
5or 3ioen bar bun ioa en-
ING Datterontter Dos iig; BET gaor
ao I0nge, bun er noeenlunoe rsrig.
Gro ben nmeritanife Nisiion bar
,i ogioa ire Stu0enter; of Dem er
ben blin6e, ben ppperligite; ben an.
ben er ret goo, men ben treble er
ct fort SpSrgsmnalsteen,
bog nteo llOiiet til, at oct fan rette
Zig no til noget beore. Siertet er
1oot, og Sopeoet err soOt, men bet
n Tom ON Der mnngleoe energi til
ret at tnse fig iamnten.
ga, nh bar ies brugt en- Ssnoag
aften til at ifripe 6isie tire 8repe,
bet er efter Mionat, og / Norgen
II Der ct lital at forifeIligorteoe
Der logger geilag poo
mig, ioo iee moa belIere faa benz
If Steo MI, for bet er lite eo6t at
,ioe, roor ies foar 3b til at fri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

3 gilfRIb, al nrssslmasfebebtr Usb
Eobtoeelien bsbes man tlose til bet ftsbIiss
goaprisu. Stulbs bet life bialpe, bebes
uan bsnusnb. zig til ,Gnnftersn"s
zBnfor.
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class matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
.ROOSEVELT'S RECORD
SHOULD B. STUDIED
La FOIIette'S Comment on Colo
neI's Candidacy.

Madison, Wis, March 9.-Senator
La Follette's silence on the presiden-
tial candidacy of Colonel Roosevelt
was broken by the declaration that lin
the presence of great problems per-
sonal attacks on candidates should
have no place"
over his own signature, in an edi-
torial entitled Men and Issues" used
as frontispiece of La Follette's Mag
azine, the senator conveys his mes
sage to the country:
THE issue of this campaign is the
right of the individual, the farmer, the
worker, every man who pays the trib-
ute to free himself by lawful means
from the unjust exactions of the tariff,
the railroads, the trusts, the money
power controlling capital and credit,
and every form of oppression by spe
cial privilege.
"In the presence of these great prob
lens personal attacks upon candidates
should have no place
But to determine the fitness of a
candidate to perform a particular sery-
ice, the public has right to require
the candidate to state each problem
and offer his solution of that problem.
THE public has the further right to
know what the candidate has actually
done toward solving the problem,
whether his course of action and the
whole gives assurance of profound
conviction and stability of judgment.
whether he is best equipped by patient
investigation and practical experience
to deal with these problems construc-
lively in the public interest
Hence the exact record of the can
didate on the tariff, the railroads, the
trusts, the money power, subsidies and
other forms of privilege is just as i'm
portant, it may be more important,
than his present declarations"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
ACCEPTS AMuNDSEN'S WORD
Biographical Society Believes He
Reached South Pole.

London, March captain Roald
Amundsen states that he will submit
his charts and all information as TO his
expedition without delay, according to
dispatches from Hobart, received by a
special correspondent at Wellington,
N. r.
After meeting Captain Scott in the
Bay of Whales, Jan. 19, 1911, Captain
Amundsen camped with nine men in
latitude 164 west, longitude Is. He
has not revealed his subsequent move
ments.
Captain Scott's agent in New Zea-
land expresses the opinion that Scott
must have changed his plans and pro
ceeded with new exploring and scien-
tific work, thus possibly delaying the
return of the Terra Nova for some
weeks.
The Royal Geographical society &C.
cepts unqualitiedly Captain Amund-
sens claim that he reached the South
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09

pole and takes 1t for granted that he
was the first explorer to reach the
goal, although Amundsen's brief dis
patch does not mention that fact.
Geographers point out, however, that
Captain Amundsen and Captain Scott
may both have been there, and within
q short distance Of each other without
knowing 1t, and scientists here are
awaiting further details before accept
ing definitely the defeat of the British
expedition
In response to cabled instructions
to ask Captain Amundsen point blank
whether Captain Scott reached the
South pole the correspondent of the
London Evening Star at Hobart tele-
graphed the following statement:
"Amundsen refuses to say anything
on the question as to whether Scott
reached the South pole or not"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
SUFFRAGETTES FIGHT
PRISON OFFICIALS
Resent Hard Labor Clause In
Their Sentences.

London, March s.-Bitterly resent
ing the action of the authorities in
tacking the hard labor clause in their
prison sentences the convicted suffra-
gettes have set Holloway prison in an
uproar
Led by Alice Wright, the Albany
IN. Y.) girl who came from Paris to
assist in the window breaking cam.
paign and whose work was so telling
she was given a two months sen
tence, while the majority of her ac-
completes got only thirty days, the
suffragettes have defied the prison of.
ficials.
When they were ordered into the
robing room to take off their ordinary
clothing, take their compulsory bath
and don the prison garments the wo.
men rebelled. The attendants of Hol.
loway prison are chosen for their
muscular ability rather than for their
good looks and they started to make
the prisoners obey the prison rules.
While the details are carefully
guarded and difficult to obtain it is
certain that the riot which followed
was the greatest in the recent history
of the noted prison.
Two of the attendants had their
clothing torn almost completely from
their bodies, while they had to use
fetters to subdue the warning gentle
women and make them take their
baths and put on the prison uniforms
Afterward when the suffragette
leaders were ordered into the work
room to sew on bags as per the prison
rules and the terms of their sentence
another row followed.
The suffragettes were returned e
their cells and shortly afterward the
prison governor ordered all of the
ringleaders in the disturbance placed
In solitary confinement, where 1t Ii
understood they still are.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Monocles In the English Army.

About century ago a British army
order was issued forbidding officers to
wear eyeglasses or spectacles. But a
shortsighted officer belonging to a
crack cavalry regiment had no mind
to resign his commission or stumble
blindly. and he invented the single
eyeglass. When called TO account by
the authorities he claimed that the
monocle. being Of the singular num-
ber, did not contrayene the order
against spectacles and glasses in the
plural. Red tape accepted this literal
endering of the law, and. becoming
popular In the British army. the mono
ke was in a short time adopted by
MILAN beaus.-London Globe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
RAILROAD is IN TROUBLE
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient In Re
ceivers' Hands.

Kansas City, March "a formal or
DER placing the Kansas City. Mexico
and Orient Railway company In the
hands of receivers was made by Judge
Pollock in the federal court In Kansas
City, Kan.
Edward Dickinson of Kansas City,
vice president and general manager of
the company; ]. o. Davidson, a banker
and capitalist of Wichita, Kan, and
M. L. Turner, an Oklahoma City bank
er, were named receivers.
The only reason advanced for the
company's difficulties were obstacles
to construction encountered In Mexico
on account of fighting there and the
demands of investors for higher inter.
est on bonds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Glorinns News

comes from DR. ]. T. Curtiss, Dwight,
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ARRESTED FOR VAGRANCY
Former Millionaire Behind the Bars
in New York City.

New York, March 9.-Colonel Wayne
Belvin, once a millionaire and for sew
eral years president of the Port Ange-
les and Eastern railway, Is under ar
rest here charged with yagrancy.
Belvin was conspicuous figure in
New YORK for many years. He in
herited 100000 from his father and
with 1t came from Richmond, Va, to
New York about 1887. He was for a
time successful in stock operations,
but by 1899 his luck had swung so
far in the other direction that he was
arrested for debt of $143.
In the course of the next few years
he was arrested in Boston, Philadel-
phia and Chicago for threatening suits
against various wealthy men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09
Breach of Contract Alleged.

New York, March 9.-The city of
New York will endeavor to recover
$3.50, 900 from the Pennsylvania Steel
company, which built the big Queens
borough bridge across the East river,
for breach of contract. Papers filed
In the United States district court
here charge that the bridge Is not up
to contract specifications and will re-
quire an additional expenditure of ST.
100000 to make it strong enough to
bear the load contemplated by its de-
signers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-03-09

Declares Party Has Any Number OF
Men Fully Qualified TO Lead in the
Coming contest-NilI Fight seIec
tion Of Reactonary Candidate.
Minneapolis, March 9.-William Jen-
nings Bryan has arrived here for a
lecture and the first thing lie did was
to dash the hopes of Wilson support
ers by announcing that he was not
ready to express his personal choice
for president. 1t had been hoped that
the Commoner would come out for the
New Jersey governor in one of his
speeches in the Twin Cities.
Il not only have not expressed n
choice as between progressives," said
Mr.. Bryan, "but l find difficulty in
reaching a conclusion and while I shall
not hesitate to express preference il
to do so ! would rather have the con
vention nominate without my having
to compare relative availability.
1--WE have a number of men, a CON
siderable number, who are. in my judg-
ment, fully qualified to lead the party.
/ named dozen or more a month ago,
and that did not exhaust the list My
purpose is to help every progressive in
the Democratic party against every
reactionary, and | am confident that a
convention made up of progressiyes
will select a candidate with whom we
can win"
Bryan's Own Position.
That Mr.. Bryan is willing to be
drafted for fourth time is the con-
clusion reached by many Democrats
from his refusal to line up for any
candidate He said that this is not
his wish. II do not wish to be con-
sidered," he said, and | prefer to
work for the success of the ticket"
-in case of a deadlock is it not like
ly that the convention would turn to
you,' he was asked.
NO. a deadlock cannot happen in
the Democratic convention. 1t may in
the Republican convention, but ours is
more likely to be love feast"
Mr.. Bryan continues to laud Senator
La Toilette and chastise Colonel Roose-
welt for his entry as candidate aside
from the advantage Democrats have
this year in the growth of our poll
cies," he said, I'VE are aided by a
division In the Republican ranks. The
split in the Republican party is much
nearer the center than / ever have
known 1t before and the breach seems
to be wider"
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