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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

DR.. VIM. Sadler, author of s'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 q cold coming
on. 1t will avert danger of serious
results and cure quickly. No harm
fol drugs. For sale BY ell druggists. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
House Committee Continues
Tariff Hearings.
TRUST PLEADS FOR DUTY
American Sugar Refining Company
Would Stand for Lower Rate, but
Strongly Opposes the Plan of PIac-
Ing Sugar on the Free List.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The free
sugar plan of the house Democrats,
regarded by leaders as one of the
virtually assured features of the tar
In revision program of the coming
extra session of congress so far as
the house is concerned, focused at
tention on the days hearing before
the ways and means committee.
The house Democrats claim that
placing sugar on the free list may
save American consumers $115, ,000,-
600 annually, while the Republicans,
charging that free sugar would sTr-
render an important industry to for
eign importers, assert that it would
deprive the government of more than
$52,O00,000 revenue
The free sugar proposition is coup
led with the excise tax bill as an off
set to loss In revenue Meanwhile
II two more states ratify the income
tax amendment to the Constitution
the excise tax bill will not be pressed.
Trust Favors Lower Duty.
The American Sugar Refining com
pany went on record at the outset of
the hearing in favor of a reduced
tariff upon sugar, retention OF the
small differential duty upon refined
sugar "if protection is to be accorded
to any industry"
1t opposed the abolition of all duty
upon sugar on the ground that it
would destroy at once one of the
largest sources of revenue.
The American company's position
was presented by Edwin F. Atkins,
vice president and acting head Of the
company. Mr. Atkins contended that
abolition of all duty on all sugar
would cause the termination of the
Cuban reciprocity treaty under which
Cuban sugars get a preferential rate
of 20 per cent and Cuba gives prefer
entail rates of 20 to 40 per cent upon
goods coming from the United States.
He also declared that free sugar
would open the United States mar
kets to the importation of refined
beet sugars from Europe upon the
same terms as raw sugars in compe-
tition with domestic refined
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
HAMBURGER MAY GET PLACE
Talked of for Congress to Succeed
"Rio Tim" Sullivan.

New York, Jan. 16-Although "Big
Tim" Sullivan will certainly be un-
able to take the place in the house OF
representatives to which, he was
elected in November, no action has
been taken toward choosing his sue,
cessor. Mr.. Sullivan's friends know
OF his physical and mental condition
but are reluctant to take the steps
which would lead to his unseating.
Governor Sulzer, upon the repre-
sentation of properly certified evi
dence Of ''Big Tins" disability, would
have to call a special election for
the Thirteenth district.
One of the possible candidates, &C.
cording to East Side rumor, is Julius
Hamburger, who has another year to
serve as sheriff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

One of the Original Organizers Of the
AmaIgamated Copper Company Tells
Money Trust Probers Some Details
of the Big Deal.
Washington, Jan. 16.-When the
Pujo money trust committee resumed
taking testimony after hearing the re
port of Dr.. G. w. Richardson on the
health of William Rockefeller, Albert
G. Burrage of Boston testified he was
one of the original organizers of the
Amalgamated Copper company in 1896
He named as his assistants in the
deal William Rockefeller, Marcus
DAILY, II. Fl. Rogers and other tinan-
ciers. Mr.. Burrage could not remem-
ber how much was made by the or
ganizers in turning over the various
properties to the Amalgamated.
WAS the profit $4,000, ,OO0?" asked
Mr.. Untermyer.
Il could not say" answered Bur.
rage. He could not remember his
own profit, that made by Thomas w
Lawson, William Rockefeller or Mr.
Rogers.
Was this entire deal, involving
S75,000,00O, accomplished without the
scratch of a penn" asked the counsel
yes, SO far as | know"
THE public came in In snoals, didn't
it2' asked Mr.. Untermyer.
Stock Goes Above Par.
"Y-s, you might say that" said Mr..
Burrage. He could not say whether
the insiders" entered large requests
for subscriptions to the stock, but he
knew that before the stock was al
loited the price had gone to $115 or
Sl20 per 500 share. About $685.
200 of offers, he said, were re-
ceived for the S75,OO0,OOO of stock
Mr.. Untermyer asked If Mr.. Rogers
and Mr.. Rockefeller had not acquired
the Butte and Boston and Butte and
Montana properties and had then as
directors of the Amalgamated voted
to buy this stock from themselves.
But Mr.. Burrage did not remember.
But you know that the value OF
these stocks increased from S30,000,-
900 to 100000, 900 when they were
transferred to the Amalgamated?"
"Yes-a profit for those who held
the shares" answered Mr.. Burrage.
Mr.. Burrage said that in 1904 he
ordered all his papers and accounts
destroyed because Mr.. Lawson and
Mr.. Rogers were engaged in an alter
cation.
"They were both friends of mine
and did not wish to become i'm
volved," said Burrage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Pupils Cost S1S a Year.

Berlin, Jan. 16.-It cost Berlin SIS
for each child in the public schools in
1912, exclusive Of the maintenance OF
the buildings and the salaries of the
instructors. Among the items were
100000 baths for children, at a cost
of 2R cents each. More than S34, ,0OO
was spent in feeding poor children
who came to school without either
breakfast or luncheon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
DECISION WILL BE FOR WAR
Turkish Grand Council Postpones Ac.
tion Temporarily.

Constantinople, Jan. 16.-The grand
council Of the empire, called by Kia-
mil Pasha, grand vizier, for the pur-
pose of making peace or continuing
the war with the Balkan states, was
postponed to await the presentation to
the porte of the note from the great
powers.
II is believed to be practically a
foregone conclusion that the council
will decide for war, because the Young
Turks viii control IT, and II was be-
lieved to be certain that Kiamil Pasha
81 - AnfaEA- -cn,hInnt w ssslQ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
RUSSIAN SHIP BLOWN ASHORE
Nine of Crew Lost OF the Coast OF
England.

Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng, Jan. 16.-
Nine of the crew of the Russian bark
California were drowned when that
vessel was blown on to the coast of
Northumberland and totally wrecked
during a gale. Captain Eskbom and
seven men We're saved. The California
had just left the Tyne with full car
go. She was a vessel OF 2,461 tons.
A number of other vessels have been
lost in the violent gales that have
swept the coast in the last week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
DR.. HYDE AGAIN FACES JURY
Once Found Guilty, but Verdict Was
Reversed.

Kansas City, Jan. 1.-THE third
trial of DR.. B. Clark Hyde for the
murder OF Colonel Thomas II. Swope
began here.
The physician is accused of admin.
istering typhoid germs, cyanide and
other poisons to Colonel Swope, who
died in October 1909
DR.. Hyde was indicted on the muir
der charge March 6, 1910, and at his
first trial was found guilty and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life The
state supreme court reversed the case.
The second trial was halted by the
escape of Harry Waldron, a juror,
from the custody of the marshal.
Judge Porterfield declared a mistrial
and discharged the jury.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
TAFT'S ORDERS ARE UPHELD
Fourth Class Postmasters Must Stay
Under Civil Service.

Washington, Jan. 16.-An attempt
to revoke President Taft's recent or.
der placing fourth class postmasters
under the classified civil service and
to remove from classification assistant
postmasters and clerks In first and
second class postofiices by an amend
ment to the postoftice appropriation
bill failed in the house. The bill, car.
rying s27S.4S9,7Sl, was passed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
The Busy Woman's Day.

1t begins early. ends late, and is full
of work. She often has kidney trouble
without knowing it. Her back aches,
and she IL tired and worn out. Sleeps
poorly. is nervous. no appetite. Her
bladder gives her trouble too. Foley
Kidney Pills will cure all that and
make her strong and well. They are
the best medicine made for kidney
and bladder disorders. For sale by al
druggists ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Eminent Scientist Dead.

Philadelphia, Jan. 16.-Professor
George A. Koenig, eminent educator
and scientist and oldest member OF
the faculty of the Michigan school OF
mines, died at the home of his son
here, DIR. Augustus Koenig. He was
sfxty-eight years old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

Cincinnati. Jan. 16.-The Ohio river
remained at 62.2 feet all night and
is expected to begin to recede short
ly. Relief work by the different COM
mittees will be continued until the
flood sufferers are able to return to
their homes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
NEW YORK FOR DIRECT PLAN
Legislature Favors Election of Sen
ators by People.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 16.-New York
state went on record as favoring the
proposed amendment to the federal
Constitution providing for the cleo
ton of United States senators by di-
rect vote OF the people. The resolu-
ton, which was adopted by the as
sembly Tuesday. was approved by
he sepsto.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Conld Shont For 10Y

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of Lewisburg. w. Va, "fol the won
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severe case of stomach trouble and of
rheumatism, from which / had been
an almost helpless sufferer for ten
years. 1t suited my case as though
made just for me-" For dyspepsia
Indigestion, jaundice, and to rid the
system Of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bitters have no
equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy. Onlv so cents
at all druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
DIG CLEANUP IN
COPPER MERCER
v. q. Rockefeller and Rogers
Made $74,OOO,OOO.
BURRAGE ON The STAND

One of the Original Organizers Of the
Amalgamated Copper Company Tells
Money Trust Probers Some Details
of the Big Deal.
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lpsigern tonn, penn ibr 9atte iie, bic
Reumiitbtgs, piebsr in feline Qrme
idIieBeR pia. gorldufig 1T er aber
ou3u nt6t geueigt.
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9safid.r 1silitar ilntrrit. gsrein

Ter Gentihe gsiIitdr llnieritiit.
iinss.8erein nabm IN ieiner geisern
abeno IN Soefner's Saae, an Scr
gIm mno aibertp Strabe. iulfer Dem
Boriib oes Yr1iioenten s.. Saefner
iino Der Rrotofolliiihgiina oes Sefre.
t1rs 3. 2nebberi ltditgebnbteu Der.
iaurinllrng nerihieoene einln0nngei
~ SeitIihteiten an uno mirb iid) an
bieien 8eranlinltnngen onrdspea poll.
s1bIig betbeiligen. 9ieie sSeliIidfeites
finn: bic sseier oes Teutihen lags
nn 81. glngllit inn Gbeiter Bari; Bic
mic oes Sdup1biihen llnieritiibmngs-
8ereins am 10. sliignli in Reihrntbs
gnrf mno Vicnic oes gaoiiten lln-
ieritiitlrgs .9ereins am "a. sllguit in
Mghrnt6s Bari. Sir Die sSeier Oes
TeutId,eH Tags piro Gifberoen elm
Saiiptauortier bilrh Sefretir Queb.
BERT belegt Deroen.
E0s sGssiben osG Eeutid yasmeri.
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tsrwirffe Sait6eie6le.

Inter Der geihuloigiing, onaeblif
bic befttbsnoen 5taoisseiebe In BE-
aug Der Rabrunssmitiel 9orT6rif.
ten perIest 3u baben. spurhen bon Dem
GsTunobeiis Snipsstor Charles Bar.
rlon oaftbefebls s.seu fOIstnbs gsrTos
Rtn sripirtt:
Bernard 8aumnn, BON Der 9oumau
Barber Suppip 60.
6drrp Bates, geff,1ftsfiibrsr Der
Go,p'Ifen GrOsen @eThdfte.
Wulter gurte, Gei6dftsfii6rsr Der
sJdir Go.
Gdrrp 0ebblrbt. Gsitdftsfiibrsr
0ss Moolfportb 5 unn 10c 2ootns.
Gee 8. Wattbssps, ekfhdftsfiibrer
oes Rrssge 3 unn 1Oe Qabens.
% rpiro esidsi. bob Ban Rum unb
3udtfipuaren bic bon ben oenanntsn
geihdfien btrtnuft iptrbtn, ni1t als
noursrihig gu beseidnsn iino.
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gSeiblidlc StrasenrGuber.

Cine sisentbiimlife Gefhitte srs
sdbIte 5a5sI Sorner geftern 9benb Der
poli3ei. Rad Qngabtn oes W}dD6sns
iollen brsi frembe Uldohen itr ods
Qrmbauo pom 4rm gsnommen habeu,
ndbrsHo iie an Der Gts Der Gldrt uno
Ginn Strabe auf tbrs Wutter nartete
bic iih in elmer apotbete beFanO. 9aa
Tldohen mar nift i'm Stdnbe, einc
8eitrstburg i6rer unse6lttsn 4ngr:i
ferinueu 3u 1ebeH.
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VD6 nidbt geborgen
SiHb bic Seid)en Der 0rci ON Snnu'
tag ertrnEfeHcn 4eripnen.

3roboem 8er9emannihdften eeitern
ben gan3sn Gag nah ben eeihen Der
am SonHtdg ertruntenen prei gerips
nen, 5reb. Sdl3mdnn, BON 9io. 2521
Chatham 5traBe; Qnnd 6d1. BON gfo.
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Wlu[ins, non Der 3. Hne- Brain StraBe
in goDington, iuhten, fpar IS nod
nlht m0glih, oiefelben Su bergen. Es
tUirb angsHommen buB bic 2ei6en
ourh bic itdrte Str0mung itromobs
fpdrts astrtsben ipurbsn. ;yrau GAL.
psl6s % Sabre aft uHD Dittpe mar,
ipirb bon 5tpei ainDern iiberIebt. Die
Waifen fpurbsn bon Der S6peiter Der
Grtruntensn aufqenoulmen. Das ges
fenterte Boot puroe aeiteru Wloretn
Don Darn ainot, bon Ro. 1881 Doll
man Strdfe aufssfunoen unb na6
6opineton gsi6leppt. 6slite iuller IN
offer 5riibs bic BergungsperIufe fpies
Der aufeenommen fperoeu, pslhe Der
8ruber bes ertrunteHsn s5reo. Sulss
mann, Gonarb. perionli9 lsitet.
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9onscrt i'm &aihiuatpn Rarf.

a5m @aihington garf piro am
YtittUod 9lbenO um haIb utt ubr
ole 5dhn'it yGlitarfapeue ton3erti.
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pellneiiter 3beooor Sabn, ir, oas
foIgenoe BrograHlTu 5lir 1urdfu5.
rung bringeH:
Warif-. SIogan" aIohr
SuUertiire 5lI Die ibone 8aIathea"
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4otpourri ans algeria g. Serbert
&ieoer.Eotpourrt-
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Gotpourrt ans rBint 2a6p", Garplf
g2arit-nReo 5e3~ ... Seam
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9ies mnb Gas.

- Ter sSeueriuebrmann g. :
Sfneioer puroe geitern gum 2eut-
uaHt beioroert. Or miro Der gtahiol.
ger oes fiirBIih on ben aoIgen eines
llniaIls peritorbenen Jeue1uebrleni'
nanis Sparfs BET Der Sprisertton.
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Der Streit in Der sSo6rit bsr
Rebbun aait 60. iit, pie 6err g. ..
Rtbbun eeiterH antiinniste, nch erei.
pohia.r Dauer beieeIegt tporeen.
6unbert Qsiltenmnher tpdren Inn 4us.
itano, peId,e oen aompromiBpors
idlos Der 5irma ansenomrhen baben
- Die Cincinnati Wopen Wir.
5.nee Go. ipurbe eeftsrn in Columbus
nit einem QttsntapitoI bon S25OC
hurA 70. 81. Sibbalb, so. r. Dur.
pbp unb u. 90. Sedsrmdnn intorpus
riri. ebenio bic Cincinnati Uenbina
Dlahint Co., beren glttienfdpital
$4,000 betr1st. our6 Bernard u.
6ddett, Jrant goof uno .. G. Guts
calf.
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Oebnrten.

George uno Qlmd 5renepobl, 6ar.
riion uno 8ogen Qps. 4nobs.
SlIius unb Wldrp gmigbol3, Wefts
ipoo6' anabe.
George unb Rofsla al6erg, 215e
Queen Gtth aoe., Uldo6eu.
SObR unb Souifa 5olmes. 503 80
u. Str, Tadohsn.
SDbn uno Gillian sgisb<r, 183ogap.
miller Str. 9nabe.
Sofeph unb emma Qeidt, 464Gan'
ton Str, Udb6en -
eugene uTD Waraarst 2sppsrt, Az
Idnton Str, WlGohen.
WiLIiom unb Bertha 6all, 1855
2. QDe., End6e.
Ralpb unb Wlaibiloe 2us6te. 1115
Suuiet 2lpe., Wldohen.
William uHo 4melis gdtsr, 122z
DAT upe., Ulo0hen.
Jobn uno anna Rofenbdbl, SOL
glart Ctr, WGofen.
Rdpmono unb Utamie Wel6, 425s
Jersus Ctr, Rdo6en.
Clarence uno alma 0inesnt, 422z
"a. Str. Gnnbe.
5roHt uuD Catherine 6drbeitu
1926 GutIio 4pe.. Gnabe.
UtidaeI uno ROis gaib. 80 Sino
lap Str, anab..
5oieph uHo Barbara Steinmsb, 25S
gD. WlcUlidsn aoe.. aHote.
Wailofh unb adts Manoith, 1861
proptb<Hes Str, WGb6en.
ghsrlss u. unb Ulprtle ertel, 92C
W. Court Str, UaD6en.
Rid uno Wlorp elfsFsr, 1902 Raet
Str. W1o6en.
goDoro unb RoIs GuerngafIer
144 Calhoun Str. Ml1bten.
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NusldnSiihe ysabri4ten

6prtia lite be ; 9u , D b isz
mus in 5 apan, Qu5 yptopama
ntro berI6tet: Baron Wt-satu, Der ia
paniite 6iuun3mtuiiter un0 ebemdIIge
finansielIe geirQtb Der toreauil6en
Regierllnq, belt anIGBlib Der Grim
DuRg elmer neuen buD0biittIden 9eieuz
I1dit in Sptio eine intere1ante Reoe,
in Der er Die gtotbpenDigteit barIegte,
bic buobbiItiIhen Qebren einem etngez
henoeR Stuoium 5u uuter3lebeu. Gr
tpi.s on Der 5ano biitoriIher ShatIdz
den barauf bin, oaB &orea dlIes, mas
es Don Gultur uno Civilization beiaB,
Der 2ehre 9u0obds perodntte uno paB
ods 9dno in oemIeIbsu Mugeubltd tulz
tilren uno moraliI6 5uriid5ugsbeu be-
gam, aIs, i'm II. SGbrbunoert ettpa,
Der guoobismus ourh ous W&a6ttpcrt
eiuii6tslo'er 2onioe nerboten fpuroe.
Seute ieisu Die 8oreaner Elm 8olt obne
9reu uno 8lauben; biefe iittIthen
Wdngel tounten nur auf Dds Der
f6pinoen oes gubo6ismus 8uriidgez
fuhrt fpsrben. gbenio perpunfe Sas
ban feline gegenpGrtige gIdu3enoe Stels
lung in Der Welt Dor alem Der orofeu
8erbreitunq uno 8ere6runp. bic Die
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