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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
&arminainen tulipalpn altn.

SarninaiIen ouoola paan tuiten.-
Fin usfottonauu tapala Ipttpi ub.
faama tuIipaIon altu Soimadqa
faupp. SStari Seiteildn Iuuren pa'
raetobuoueen Ieinustaua fpt. ID ..
SlipoInston lottiaa oil laulu antais
iltopdipdud puboistettu fabalduhoiIs
la, fun lnttioue oil faatunut p6rntSs
Iau, ia ndmdt ndrnisiaiIet Iahaidu'
bot oil foottu pieneer nouIalantifs
toon fet1 nostettu uIoS buoneen iet
nuStolle. Iuriato iai toto pGip6n
paobton tdpoeQG terdud tGhGn Iaa'
titon IiiditDDn, iofa ipttpi iImilteetitn
noin 3 ATTAIN. Oil onni ounettos
muuoesia, et;d tauppias Iattri iuuri
erddn toiien bentilon fousIa tule'
moau totiin ia buomaamuan Iietiu
iota 10 fGrpenIi parastobuoneen
ieindd, ietd iaomoan iiiben rpettd.
Euli %Inatiiu tutoboettua beti albums
ia Fun noapurit buubon t%uuItuaan
rienfipdt neIidmpareineen paitaae.
Cos tuIi pIiIi I%aanut roubasfa pa.
loa oinodstaon nuutamia Ietunteio
oliIi Ie tebnpt orpoamatonta tuhon
IuuresIa porastosIa ia muuteu THE
dsti nlutusia rpbmdsId, ippstd ettd
marastosia oil Dlipinen Iat.ia ia
polion toitenIoiIia DIips ia terpa'
tpunpreitG, iotea iptpttpddn oItIipot
ontoneet tuleIe maboottomar moi.
q Sn ipptd ola bppir uaro'
mainen ndiu fuumaua oiaua tait'
ften tuouoisten %aineioen, tuter bent
Ninin, nernisIan, pulituurin pundt
muioen iamantapaisten aineioeu Ed
fittelpsid, iotfa noipat itiestdGu ipt'
tpd, ndin teIdaitana Fun on forfea
Idmpo pield niioen iptipmiIeQe iuur-
rena apuna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
Tarmokas mics.

60 vuotta taytti v. k. 5 p. tuoma-
ri Anton Vuorinen Tampereella.
Han on monessa suhteessa esimer-
kiksi kelpaava nuoremmalle suo-
malaiselle polvelle. Vuorinen syn
tyi Kokemaella 1853. Tuli maa-
larinoppiin Tampereelle ia toimi
maalarina kolmellekymmenellenel-
jannelle ikavuodelleen asti kunnes
yhtakkia kaikkein Acknowledgements
suoritti ylioppilastutkinnon nelia
kuukautta allie kahden vuoden fill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia paivan
paalle tasan kolmessa vuodessa jail
leen lakitieteitten kandidaattitut-
kinnon. Sittemmin toimi herra
Vuorinen asianaiajana ia myohem-
min liikemiehend.
Kerrotaan, etta ratkaiseva kaan-
ne taman lahjakkaan ia tarmok-
kaan miehen luku-uralle antautu-
miselle iohtui siita kopeasta koh-
telusta, jota Tampereen ylpea ruot-
sinmielinen pormestari osotti suo.
malaista kansaa kohtaan. Eraassa
tilaisuudessa kertovat Tampereen
kasityolaiset Vuorisen ynna mutt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
Mita kaikkea Suomeen tuodaan ul-
komailta?

Vuonna 1911 ostettiin ulkomail-
ia 10000 litr. maitoa ia kermaa
seka volta yli 1 ia puolen mill. NIX.
arvosta. Tahan tuontiin nayttaa
olevan sta vahemman syyta, kun
SANTANA vuonna victim ulkomaille
II mill. litr. maitoa ia kermaa Sc
ka IL mill. ky. volta. Venalaisi q
munia tuotiin maahan lahes 35
kpl. silla valin kuhn pieni Tanska
vuosittain vel Englantiin munia yli
40 mill. mkn arvosta. 16 mill. ky.
perunoita ia 1 ia puoli mill. ky. 81
pulia olimme pakoitetut ostamaan
ulkoa ia omia krapujamme, joita
veimme ulkomaille $50, 900 mkn
arvosta, ostimme takaisin 1913, 000
mk:lla purkkeihin sailytettyina,
Sailyketehtaamme eivdt osanne
krapuia sailyttaa. Hyvalta mails
tuvat varmaankin ulkomaalaiset
piparkakut ia sokerileivokset, ioita
tuotiin maahamme yli / mill mkn
arvosta! 1000 maalarinsudeista
maksoimme kappaleelta keskimaa-
rim $3.50 ia tahan hintaan pitaisi
niita voida kotonakin valmistaa.
Jalkineita ~tuotettiin 2 ia puolen
mill. mkn arvosta, yksinkertaisia
puukenkia $500 kpl. ia puunaulo-
ia yli $4,000 mkn arvosta. Heinia
toimme ulkomailta a ia puoli mill
ky. Paperia victim maasta 5S
mill. mkn arvosta, vaan itse ostim
me hienompaa paperia ulkoa 600,
600 mk:lla. Sakkikangasta ia SAX
keja tuotiin noin / mill. mkn ar
vosta, k0ytta ia touvia vahan enem
man. Kalkkia ia kalkkikivea la
hetimme Venaialle Is mill. kg.,
vaan sen sijaan ostimme ulkomail-
ia 20 mill. Hiekkaakin taytyi
meidan tuoda 8 ia puoli mill. ky.
Luetteloa voisi hyvinkin pitkalle
iatkaa Kotim, Ty0.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
slmiantp maiesteettiritOtiesta.

SnurIo c relic oiuron ioiiIoeworiio
p~aitfoioieu p1anittD. oliluutnanttl
~. 3roidb oil Guuriaaren ultoiuo'
rem nimismiebele tiriauiiesti iImton.
tanut, ettd Suurtpldn foniafouIuno
pettoja GmiI Glenius olIii tdpttdpip
MT epdtunnioittomnSti foulusio ole
man 9. W. 2eiiorin nolofupon
iubteen, min eta ban oIifi idiIpttdnpi
futpoo, iofa on mddrdttp alma iei'
ndud pibeitdpdfTi, erilaiIisio iopi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
Gxsmea xztifs
ssaa. q y " - " " q ~ " % !
Waltiumicbem tmunnstns.

Giurupebeud pioetpiad SerdttdiG'
iublilla oil m. m. nnltioneupos 8.
IT. Danieliom8 oImari ,ldend ia lau'
Jul Iieud juliet %ieurootpat lanai:
,Sdm6n fofoutieu orpoiIa iobtu'
ia, minun tu~nnioite, tn pstGipdni ia
mpninuotinen tpDtoperini Daltios
pdtpia6 on teboittanut minud Iano'
maan pnri ianao. iotfd dsten tulin
bdneue louiuueetIi. gfe fuuluinot
ettd pataumufieni on ie, ettd Suos
men f~anian fobtolo rtippuu iuures'
ia mddrdsid iiitd, pddieefD ie benti,
ie mafoa taiIantotanto, iotn buo'
fun tGetG fotoutiesta iitd mastaan
iota tdnne inupuu, pddItefD lie loo'
ialti fanIomme testuuoeeIa maifut.
tamoan. S6GuG oioteluan, tddud
on puhuttu, minimum lu%onnoaieta
on, Idbinnd iofaiien p%tiitDiIen ibmi'
fen iubteesta SumaIaan. Mutto
tddud on mpDs luettu rufous fauiiu
iidnmaan puoIeSta. So iofainen
oiatteleno, iota or ieuronnut niitd
taisteluita. iottd omat repineet Fam
iamme riff, niitd ulfonpGin ubtaas
mia maoroiu, iotfa Imam Sumolan
aqua owat omanIa bdtpittdmdGn
Suomen f%dnIan Omaha eritpiienG,
Omaha 5ipistpS., omana n%stonnol'
Iista elGm6G miettdmdnd tanIana.
Sofainen, iota ndtid oloia ia maa'
roio oiattelee, bdneu tdptpp, lie on
minun notaumutIeri, toipoa, ettd
tpotaa ustonnouinen benti idueen
moltaiIi Guomen tanian ia jdaeen
a%ntoiIi file fitd htomoa moimad, ettd
ie Snmolau amulo teStGiIi ne toet.
telemuflet, iotta opat o~fetetut tGmdn
Iufupolpen fonnettapiti. ga ie
benti, iofa ndisId toeoueisIo mall
litIee, ie IepinueenG, ioueot nalons
neeno, lie luo liIdd litd moimaa fan.
famine, ettei ie iouou r%iitoien ia
testindiIen fidaiIen rpiban poltaan,
maan ettG rottaus, ie ioto tdGad
Iaornataan. pd6iee ndpttdmddn moi
mania mDDs niioen fpIpmpsten rats
fatiusIa, iotfa paItipq iieaa ia pb'
teistunna uiIeqatin alaIla liietunot,
ia iotta opot Min ippdlti faipaneet
iuopoa meioGn MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sietdfdd fits, eta iamaua fuin tie
teette tpDtd fen puoIesto, iofa on
teiue toueinto, min ie mpDs luiitatte
tdmdn fanIan oiauista eoistpstd ia
mereStpstd ia Iuiitatte pbteen Fans
ionferrofiio, pottid ia ipttdrid, iotfa
opot meIieSpibala moutsti toiiioon
tntIeIeet. Siunotfoon SumoIa tdtd.
Fin pnolta teiodn tpDeIdnne!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
MuinaisloytOjS Kalvolassa ia Tyr
vann1cca

Tohtori O. H. Appelgren. Kivalo
on ollut Tyrvann0ssa kartottamassa
eraita vanhoja, nyt 10 osaksi havi-
tettyia kiviraunioita. Tutkija on
lamp. S:lle kertonut pitaiassa ioku
aka sitten rakennetun suuren sill
Ian, jonka pohja-arkkuihin tarvit-
tin paljon kivia. Malta olikin la
hettyvilla varsin paljon, MIN. erals
sd vanhoissa muinaisiaann 0ksissa.
Niista otettiin kivet ia kaytettiin
sillan rakennukseen. Mutta vasta
jalkeenpain havaittiin, eta oil lii
kuttu arvokkaimmilla paik oilla,
kuhn oil osattu aiatellakaan. Mui-
Observation-Disclosures Ell tiennyt
rakentajia tasta varoittaa. Nyt jail
keenpain on tutkittu ia muistiin
merkitty.mita suinkin on voitu.
Tohtori Kivalo on kaynyt kartotta-
massakin mainitun paikan.
My0skin Kalvolassa on tutkija
kaynyt, iatkaen STELLA 2 vuotta sit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
National School of Correspondence,
p. O. Box 1O7, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

ten saaneen osakseen suomalaisuu.
tensa ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vuoksi samaiselta pormestarilta al
van erikoisen silmitonta kopeilua,
johon kertoiat vaittavat Vuorisen
tyyneesti vastanneen, eta ,,ios
niikseen on, min kylla suomalai-
sesta maalarista vol tulla pormes-
tarikin, mutta ruotsalainen por-
mestari Ell ikina kykene suoma-
laiseksi maalariksi" ionka ialkeen
han alkoi lukea, nayttaakseen, eta
han vastasi s%anoistaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

taan naisen kasivarteen oil ukko.
men polttanut tummanpunaisen lai'
kan. Lapsi oil salaman iskusta
mennyt tainnoksiin.
Reposaar.ell a kaatoi ia pirs-
tot salama puita metsassa, rajuil.
ma katkasi eraan laivan ankkuri-
ketjup ia siirteli laivoia paikoil.
taan.
Pihlavassa sarki salama koko
keskusaseman kaapin, kaikki ioh-
dot p~aloivat.
Nakkilassa repeli salama
Tattaran Makela,O jalassa kolmea
lehmaa, eli kuitenkaan hengenvaa-
rallisesti. Eraan hevosmiehen l0i
Sc tien viereen p0kerryksiin ia he
vosen toisen miehen rattaisiin.
Pahempaa vauriota Ell kuitenkaan
tullut. Kootan talon maella iski
salama muutamia miehia hervotto.
miksi makeen. Hetken kuluttua
miehet kuitenkin virkosivat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
Siikaisissa

iski salama maanvilj. f. P. Alisen
taloon telefoonikamariin. Telefoo-
nikaappi kihisi v~alkeassa, lankaa
paloi muutaman pylvaan vail ia
pylvaat rikkoutuivat. K amarissa
eileen talon isannan l0i salama
tiedottomaksi pitkaksi aikaa. Mi
taan vammaa sc Ell kuitenkaan ha-
neen jattanyt, eika muutakaan
merkkia ,,ukon vaaiasta' huomattu
kuhn kenganpaallisessa pieni palon
reika.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

msnaiarin tbbtd tpastadn oitoo
tonioloiiemme Subo 2obii, iouo on
10 muooen fotemuS Guropon HE.
noimmisia taupunseisia Sp5 on
taotusti emf Iucfan tpbtd.
SIoite: Wr. Subo Yabti.
1913 0ou9bn Il. Sronmoob, Wtieb,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07
you Speah
English?

Tue kysymys on tassa maassa alituisesti toiTuva, korvia vlhloya ia
kusaava sile, ioka Ell ole oppinut enganninkielta. Miksl enaa KarAtte
tuon kysymyksen tahden? TeiHa on oikeus oppia maan kieli ia tehda
eamanue onneliseksi, .edistyvaksi ia mukavaksi tassa maassa. Iuhan-
net ovat oppneet meidan knjevaihto kurssiemme kautta tyydyttavan
englannnkielen taidon ~kahdeksassa viikossa ia taydelisen puhe, luku
ia kijoitustaidon muutamassa kuukaudessa. Teidan hyodyksenne huo-
mautamme, eta me oemme ainoa suomalaisten keskuudessa tolmlva
krievaihto koulu, ionka opettaiat tatavat englannnkielen ia ovat saa-
meet sivistyksensa amerikaaisissa ylopistoissa. Jos tie sis cite tahdo
antaa rahoianne armolahioina alaarvoisista kursseista, vaan tahdotte
oppia englanninkielen, min pyytakaa meilta selostukset kursseistamme.
Jokainen oppias, joka nyt alkaa kurssin, saapi ihanan $500 arvolsen
muistolahjan koulustamme. Kmioittakaa osoitteela:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

Torppa oil kalastaja Sifferi Ruu-
susen eli Nylundin Alba istenioen
ylaiuoksun varrella oil evassa yksi-
naisessa luodossa. Kalus taja Ruu-
sunen oil itse kalamatkalla ia kun
muutakaan aqua Ell ollut saatavissa
paloi torppa irtaimistoineen koko-
naan. Rakennus oil vakuu tettu
1000 mksta, mutta vakuutusta Ell
oltu vakuutusvuoden umpeen men
nessa uudistettu, joten avun aa-
misesta eli liene toiveita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-07

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
STARCH TRUST
is DEFENDANT
Government Files Another
Dissolution Suit.
CONSPIRACY is ALLEGED

Eighty Million Dollar Corn Products
Refining Company Charged With
Numerous Violations of the sher-
man Antitrust Law.
New York, March 3.-Dissolution Of
the Corn Products Refining company,
an alleged starch, glucose and syrup
trust" is sought by the federal gov
ernment in civil antitrust suit filed
here charging the $S0,O00,O0O combi-
nation with entering conspiracies and
contracts TO destroy competition in
violation of the Sherman law. II is
alleged to have kept the prices of corn
products at unreasonably low figures
to harass and discourage independent
manufacturers.
Controlling 66 per cent of the Amer,
icRn production of starch and glucose.
and so per cent of the interstate trade
in mixed syrups, the alleged trust is
charged with fixing resale prices.
with manufacturing cheap grade can
dy at unreasonably low prices in re-
taliation against confectioners who
buy starch and glucose from independ
ents, with practically suppressing the
private brands OF mixed syrups of gro
GERS by quoting lower prices on its
own syrups, and with unlawful threats
and contracts to destroy competition.
Aside from dissolution the govern
ment asks for an injunction prohibit.
ing the alleged restraint of trade. The
suit recalls the long drawn out fight
between the department of agriculture
and the Corn Products Refining CON-
pany over the branding OF its corn
syrup.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
WOULD ROUND
UP CARRANzA
FiveIhOuSand FederalS After
Rebel Governor.
PEACEFUL In THE SOUTH
Thousands of lnsurgent Mexicans Sur
render In the States of Puebla and
: Vera cruz-RaIIroad Line to Jusrez
to Be Reopened.

Mexico City, March 3-General
Cheche Campos and his force of l.
200 men will join the government
troops under General Aubert in cam.
paign against the rebel governor, Car.
rama, in the state of Coahuila, ac.
cording to war department advices
from Torreon.
With this additional force General
Aubert will have approximately 5000
men in his column. Carranza is sup
posed to command only 1900 men.
Alberto Guajuardo, a commander of
irregulars and close friend of Car
rama, has joined the Coahuila rebel
lion. He occupies, with 600 men, the
mining camps at Las Esperanzas,
Musquisz and Ahuita.
Francisco Villa, who has re-entered
Mexico, is thought to have joined for
mer Governor Haytorena of the state
OF Sonora, who is in possession of
Aqua Prieta, Nacosari and Fronteras
on the international border.
olnclal reports state that $500 reb-
els have surrendered in the state of
Puebla and Vera Cruz, 1900 in the
state of Mexico and a number of small
detachments in many of the other
states.
With the surrender of Albert Fuen-
tes at Aguas Calientes the manage
ment of the National Railways expect
soon to open the central line to Jua-
rez. Repairs will be necessary near
Escalon and Rodriguez.
General Felipo Angeles, who was re-
Gently appointed military attache to
Belgium, has been formally charged
with the unwarranted execution" of
Miguel Farduna during the fighting
in the capital. Cardinals uncle is gov
ernor OF the state of Mexico.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
PICKED AS NATIONAL BEAUTY
viseountess Maidstone, Formerly Mis-:
Margaret Drexel.

London, March 3.-Viscountess Maid
stone, formerly Miss Margaret X
Drexel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony ]. Drexel of Philadelphia, has
been portrayed as the most beautiful
American woman in a collection OF
Photographic portraits published in the
London Bystander of the most beauti
ful types of femininity OF each great
nation of the world.
The selection of the photographs
published in tho Bystander was made
by f. 0. Hoppe, f. X. p. S., one OF
the most widely known Photographic
artists Of the world
The choice uf the former Miss Drex.
ell as a beauty towering above all 9th.
ers of her native land was based by
the photographer upon her classic pro,
file.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03

In an affidavit executed before a
Notary in St Paul travelling man
swears to the following: Had a
scrofulous nicer about two by three
inches in size on the right side of neck
over the jugular vein--a dangerous
place. Was treated by many doctors
bnt no benefit Aliens Ulcerine Salve
cured the ulcer in six months.
This salve is one of the oldest rene.
dies in America and since 1869 it has
been known as the only salve powerful
enough to cure chronic ulcers and old
sores of long standing.
Aliens Ulcerine Salve acts by draw
ing out the poisons and healing the
sore from the bottom up. 1t is so
powerful that it heals new cuts and
sores in one-third the time that com
mon salves and liniments take. And it
heals burns and scalds without scar.
Sold by Frank c. Smith and other
leading druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
DESIRE PEACE IN MEXICO
American Colony Asks Aid of People
of This Country.

Mexico City, March 3.-A request
to the people of the United States to
extend all possible aid and encourage
ment to the Mexican people in their
effort to establish good government
is contained in resolutions published
by the American colony in Mexico
City.
The Americans had mass meeting
at which speakers deprecated the pub
lication in the United States of arti-
cles misrepresenting the Mexican peo-
pie. Statements that during the street
fighting American citizens sought
safety under the British flag also
were denounced.
United States Ambassador Wilson
was praised by the gathering for mo
Bile and patriotic services"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
GOVERNMENT SUES RAILROAD
Alleged to Have Violated Hours OF
Service Law.

Chicago, March S-The federal gov.
ernment filed suit in the district court
here for $4,000 penalties against the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
company, alleging series OF viola.
tions of the hour of service law en-
acted for the protection OF employees
II is alleged that the railroad has al.
lowed employees to work from eighteen
to twenty-four hours a day between
points in Illinois and Indiana, and be.
tween points in Illinois. The suit con.
tains lO4 separate charges and pen.
atty of $500 for each violation is asked
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
WILL OPEN PUBLIC CLINIC
Or. Friedmann TO Treat All Patients
Who Apply

New York, March S.-The wide.
spread attention which has been
drawn to the tuberculosis serum of
DR.. Frederick friedman, the young
German bacteriologist, will be
brought to a climax this week. The
announcement is made that Dr. Fried
mann will open Offices near his hotel
on Fifth avenue and for two weeks
conduct a public clinic where the
poor, as well as the rich, will be
treated, the serum to he administered
free 10 those who cannot afford to
pay for II.
Ii is declared that number OF
American physicians will be invited
to attend the clinic, to assist In dag
nosing the cases and to watch them
afterward and learn DR., Friedmann's
method.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
PASSES BILL over
PRESIDENTS VETO
Congress OveTTideS Executive
on Webb Measure.

Washington, March By a vote
of 244 to s5 the house repassed over
President Taft's veto the Webb bill,
prohibiting shipments of intoxicating
liquors into dry" states The senate
passed IT over the veto and the bill
now becomes law.
Only one other time in the last IF
teen years has congress overridden a
presidents veto. That was when the
Rainy river dam bill was passed over
President Roosevelt's disapproval.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03

DIR. VIM. Sadler, author of 1.-THE
Cause and Cure OF Colds" says that
common colds should be taken seri
ously, especially when they chang
on" Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is reliable household medicine
for coughs and colds. equally effective
for children and for grown persons
Take it when you feel cold coming
on. 1t will avert danger of serious
results and cure quickly. No harm
full drugs. For sale by all druggists. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
MOVE FOR ONE-CENT POSTAGE
Congress Asked to Inquire as to It's
Possibility.

Washington, March 3.--An investi-
cation as to the possibility of a uni.
versal 1-eent first class postal rate
was proposed in joint resolution in
troduced in the house by Representa-
tive Mccoy of New. Jersey.
The resolution would authorize the
appointment of two senator's and two
members of the house to conduct the
investigation and would provide $685.
900 to defray their expenses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
Prominent Solicitor Jailed.

London, March 3.-Arthur Newton,
. prominent solicitor, was arrested
by Scotland Yard detectives charged
with being in conspiracy to defraud
q client out of $4,000. Newton was
counsel for Or. Crippen, who was con-
victed and executed for the murder
Of his wifs. Crippen was arrested
after an oy'srsea chase, whom he e.
capped e os4aas yith bI8 siss ssesee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
CARDINAL DENIES REPORTS
Gibbons Declares He Did Not Come
Out for Suffrage.

Baltimore, March 3.-Cardinal Glib.
bons fatty denied the published re-
ports that he had expressed himself
favorably toward the cause OF woman
suffrage during the interview with
General Rosalie Jones and her suffrage
army
Il am not in favor OF suffrage now,
nor was | when | received the march.
ers," said the cardinal. 81 did not say
on any occasion that they reminded
me of Joan of Arc, nor. did / compare
them to that noble woman OF France"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
KERN FOR SENATE LEADER
Democratic Members to Caucus or
March 5.

Washington, March 3.-The first
Democratic caucus of the senate of
the Sixty-third congress was called
for Wednesday, March 5. The princi-
pal business will be the election of a
successor to Senator Martin as Demo
cratic leader
Senator Kern of Indiana is expect
ed to be chosen by acclamation. Can
didstes for president pro tempore, for
secretary and for sergeant-at-arms of
the senate may be placed In nomina-
ton and committee will be appoint
ed to arrange details Of the proposed
reorganization Of senate committees.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
ONE BODY TAKEN FROM RUINS
searchers at Work in Debris of Oma.
hs Hotel Fire.

Omaha, March 3.-The body of q
woman supposed to be that of Miss
Alice Bonnevie was recovered from
the ruins c the Dewey hotel, which
was destro ed by fire and in which
at least a score OF persons are be
lieved to have perished.
This was the first body taken from
the still smouldering debris. 1t was
identified by a ruby earring and by
the wealth of yellow hair which had
been covered by heavy timbers and
escaped the fire, although the won
ans face was eharred beyond recog
milton.
The work of searching the ruins
continued through the night and was
engaged in by company of firemen
and an extra squad of police.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
Admiral Fletcher Denies story.

Washington, March 3-Rear Admir-.
al Fletcher, commanding the American
battleship squadron off Vera Cruz,
Mex, In a dispatch to the navy de-
partment emphatically denied pub.
lished reports that one person had
been killed and three injured by the
explosion of she'll fred from one OF
The battleships during practice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
Surprise Your Friends.

For four weeks regularly use DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimu.
late the liver. improve digestion, re.
move blood impurities. pimpies and
eruptions disappear from your face and
body and you feel better. Begin al
once. Buy at all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-03
SAVED TITANIC SURVIVORS
Congressional Medal Presented to Cap.
tain Rostron.

Washington, March 3.-Captain A.
H. Rostron, commander of the steam
ship Carpathia when she rescued the
survivors of the Titanic, received from
President Taft the medal of honor
awarded by congress, the highest gift
1t can bestow upon a civilian. Am
bassador Bryce, members of the presi.
dents cabinet, the senate committee
which investigated the disaster, the
house committee on merchant marine
and fisheries and their wives, wit.
messed the ceremony in the East room
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; A certified check for $1,165,-
!. 021.29, drawn on the First Ma
: tional bank Of st. Paul, owned
. by j. j. Hill, was sent to the
: Minnesota state treasurer by
. the Great Northern Railway
: company, In payment of gross
: earnings taxes for 1912. w. ].
: Smith, state treasurer, said 1t
: was the largest individual
. check ever received and was
; the largest amount ever paid
. into the treasury by any rail
: road.