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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10
HUERTA WOULD
PUBLISH FACTS
Says MaderO melted Anti
American Sentiment.
QUOTES ALLEGED ORDER
Deceased President Said to Have In
structed Mexican Gunboats al Vera
Cruz to Resist Landing OF United
States Marines.

Mexico City, March 10.-It was an
nounced that Provisional President
Huerta is considering the advisable
ity to make public the official CORE
.spondence of the closing days Of the
Madero administration, with the OBJ
ject of showing that the late president
made strenuous efforts to incite anti
American sentiment throughout the
republic.
Among the alleged orders given by
Madero during the last week of his
rule is IN which directs the officers
OF the Mexican gunboats lying in the
port OF Vera Cruz ito fire immediate
ly upon the American marines IL any
attempt is made to land forces" from
the United States war vessels, pay
ing no regard to the expressed pur-
pose of the American naval command
ers merely to protect foreigners"
The execution OF such an order
would have meant the suicide of the
Mexican naval forces, as a single
shell from the battleship Georgia,
then lying only 800 yards distant,
would have been sufficient to destroy
the Mexican gunboats.
False Report TO Aid Loyalty"
II also is asserted that the oficial
files show that a few days before his
capture Francisco Madero. In desper-
alton, t~elegraphed to the state gov
ernors and jefes politicos throughout
the republic stating that American
marines had landed at Vera Cruz and
that this foreign invasion demanded
the loyalty of all Mexican citizens.
The government may also publish
the orders given by Francisco Madero
to General Huerta, then commander
of the federal forces. These orders
are said to include instructions to
dynamite all the public and private
buildings between the national palace
and the arsenal.
The reported arrival OF Alfonso Ma
dero at Washington, where Ii is said
the details of the former Madero con-
spiracy we're developed, has been
to the attention OF the Mexican
cabinet. II is said the Washington
government will be asked to exercise
extraordinary precautions in order to
prevent professional revolution max.
in the United States from partici-
in the plans of the fugitives
who are declared to be anxious for
revenge.
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New York, March 8.-Plans are be
Ing arranged for the wedding OF Miss
Ethel Carow Roosevelt, daughter o;
Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
to DR.. Richard Derby of this city. The
Wedding will be in the Episcopal
church In Oyster Bay, N. Y, on April
1, and q reception will follow at Saga,
Rore HILL Colonel Roosevslt's estate
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis March S.-wheat-
May, S57sc July, s7%c. C4sh close on
track: No. 1 hard, S6$c; No. l North.
ern, S4$ QS5%c; to arrive, SAN @
$3.50; No 2 Northern, s2H 9SShc;
No, 3 Northern, sos QS1Rc; No. 8
yellow corn, 46hc; No. 4 corn, 440
4bhc; No. 3 white oats, S0h Q3lc;
No. 3 oats, 27% 929hc; barley, 420
SEC; fax, $1.25%; to arrive, s1.25&.
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WILSON'S SOCIAL MENTOR
Preston Gibson to Occupy Position In
New Administration.

Washington, March S.-Preston Glib
son who is a millionaire playwright,
and the Ward McAllister of Washing
tons 400. is to become the social mem
tor of the Wilson administration,
when he succeeds Third Assistant Sec
rotary of State Chandler Hale. He is
q nephew of Chief Justice White.
The third assistant secretary of
state has the final word in all things
socially diplomatic. He decides ques-
lions OF precedence, arranges state
functions and generally performs kid
glove society stunts for Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Gibson will greet foreign poten-
tstes when they arrive in this coun-
try. and represent the state depart
ment In a social way.
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q. we Orders SIM Good.

President George Washington's build
ing regulations for the capitol at Wash,
ington. including a provision that a
party wall might be built partly on the
adjoining lot, were upheld by the su-
preme court The court ruled, how
ever, that Washington had not intend
- that . bay window should be classed
- Z party wall
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servIa Borrows elk Millions.

Geneva. Switzerland. March S.-The
Servian government has negotiated a
loan Of $4,000 0o, at 7h per cent, with
Swiss banking group. The money IL
to be paid within three menahs after
the signature OF peace between the
Balkan allies and TurkAy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10
DAILY MARKET REPORT

Following is the cash close on ga
In Minneapolis and Chicago, received
at 3 p. m. today.
Minneapolis. Mar. 10. No 1
northern, ssh to $.s8s, No. Q north
ern, : .S5s to 8 .s6s; Durum No. I
SO, No. 2, S6; Corn No. 8 yellow
Asa; Oats No. 3 white 32; Barley, A
to SO; Rye. 57A; Flax. $1.31f,
Local Market.
Madison, Mar. 10 Wheat No. 1, 70
No. @. II; Durum No. l., II; No 2
60; Velvet Chaff, No. /. 72; No. 2
70; Flax, g.. GA; Data, 25; Corn, 81
to 30; Barley. AZ As; Rye, so.
Sioux City Live StOk
Sioux City. March 8. 2 p. nth,
small volume of business that wa
transacted in the killer division of th,
market this morning was conducted il
a nominally steady basis. For the pas
week everything in this department
has favored sellers and they have beef
successful in lifting the price list il
most cases 25c to 40c compared will
the close of last week. Receipts hav'
been smaller than last week and bullish
ness has been reported from eastern
points. Stocker and feeder trade thi
week.-Mrs. had few startling features
On the opening day prices showed al
%appreciable upturn and with moderat'
receipts since then. sellers have beef
able to hold the advance Of 10c 4
15c noted on Monday.
Some attempts were made at tn
start on the part of the buying side L
lower prcie values somewhat this morn
ig. but when trading was under wa,
the market averaged about steady com
pared with yesterday. Bulk of tn
sales was from eS.45 to 81. &c. Will
tops at Is. so.
Good to choice steers ...... 7.76 to 81
Common to good steers -. 6.T5 to II
Fair to choice cows-heifers 10 to 7,2
Good to choice feeders -. 6.75 to TO
Common to good feeders. $50 to 60
Choice veals -. ...... . $50 to 81
Fair to choice lambs. 7.95 to 6.2
Yearlings good to choice handy $50.
Wethers and Ewes =. 900 to 6.2
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SEVERE BLOW TO TURKEY
Fall Of Janlna May Expedite Peace
Negotiations.

London, March S.-The fall Of ia
nina under the Greek attack Is ex-
pected to expedite peace negotiations
between Turkey and the allies. II is
conceded by diplomats, however, that
the success OF the Greeks may COM
plicate the accomplishment. OF peace.
BY taking the important fortress
Greece is in a much more favorable
position to deal with Bulgaria In the
division of spoils.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10

Foley Kidney Pills will reach your
individual case if you have any form of
kidney or BLADDER trouble, any back
ache, rheumatism. uric acid POISONING
or irregular AM painful kidney action.
They are Strengthening. tonic and cura-
tive, and contain no habit forming
drugs. For sale by all druggists.
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Chicago, March S.-Wheat-May,
s1h @s1%c; July. 90Ac; Sept, soc,
Corn-May, 52Bc; July. 53B Q54c;
Sept, 54R @55c. Oats-May, SAX q
34%c; July, S4& @34hc; Sept, 34&c.
Pork-May, $20.97; July, $2O.62. But
ter-Creameries, 2SQ36c. Eggs-16
617&c. Poultry-Turkeys, 21c; chick
ems, Ice; springs, lie.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, March S.-Wheat-To ar.
rive and on track-No. l hard, 85& %
seize; No. l Northern, san 8S5Ac c;
No. 2 Northern, S0% 9S3Ac; May,
S6& QS6Bc; July, $3.50. Flax-On
track and to arrive. $1.25h; May.
$1.26&; July, $1.2Sh.
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Pope Plus Has the Grip.

Rome. Nc ~ch 10.-Pope Plus X. Is
suffering from an attack of grip, com
plicated by bronchial trouble, 1t was
learned from the Vatican, and all au-
diences were suspended Indefinitely.
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sEcRE AIRY WILSON'S IDEAS
"Baby" Member OF Cabinet Sums Up
His Labor Policy.

Washington, March 10.-William b.
WILSON,. the baby" member Of the
cabinet and head Of the new depart
ment OF labor, summed up In a few
words the policy that will govern him
In the discharge OF his duties While
apparently he resented the report that
he would be a special pleader In the
cause Of labor, he acknowledged to en-
Pertaining strong convictions on labor
questions.
1T would not be accurate to say
that l represent organized labor In
performing my official duties," he
said. Il shall represent the govern
ment. OF course. however, the point
OF view has much to do with such mat
ters."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
South ST. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, March Seattle
Steers, $5.75QS.75; cows and heifers,
S4.50@7.0O; calves, $4.2569.5O; feed
ers, $4.50@7.35. Hogs-$S.45QS.6o.
sheep-Lambs, s4.5008.5O; wethers,
$4.50Q6.25; ewes, $2.25Q5.75.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10
Are You Constructed

If so. get a box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They will stimulate the liver, improve
your digestion an3 get rid of all the
poisons from your system. They will
surely get you well again. 25c at all
druggists.
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold.

Pneumonia Follows a Cold.
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honev and Tar Compound. 1t stops
the cough, heals the sole and iniamed
air passages, and strengthens the lungs.
The genuine is in a yellow package
with beehive on carton. Refuse sub.
stitutes. For sale by all druggists.
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BARROW JURY is
UNABLE To AGREE
One Man Standing Out Against
the Others.

Los Angeles, March 10.-After TWEEN
ty-four hours of deliberation the jury
that tried Clarence s. barrow on a
charge Of jury bribery reported that
1t could not decide whether the former
chief counsel for the Mcnamara broth
ers was guilty or innocent.
The vote on the last ballot, accord
ing to the announcement of the fore
man, still III to l, but whether for ac-
quittal or conviction he declined to
say. The Judge issued further in
structions and sent the jury back for
further elaboration.
An hour later the jury again report
ed inability to agree and was dis
charged.
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SAVE ELEVEN CHILDREN.

Milwaukee, March 10.-Pa-
trolman Hofhoos and David
Finn were released from the
emergency hospital with sore
lungs, but otherwise unharm-
ed. by inhaling smoke when
they saved the lives Of eleven
children.
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NEWTON IS M'AD0O'S AIDE
w. r. Holiister to Be Assistant Secre-
tary of War.

tary of War.
Washington, March Sit was stated
on good authority that Byron Newton
Of New York would be appointed an
assistant secretary of the treasury
and that w. r. HOLSTER of Missouri
would be assistant secretary of war.
Mr.. Newton has been associated
with Secretary McAdoo of the treas
ury department for several years. Mr..
Hollister, who has been secretary o
Senator Stone of Missouri, IA an s.
sistant to National Chairman Mc-
Combs during the campaign.
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and all throat and lung troubles. it
has no equal. soc and 81 at all drug
gists.
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Fol Farm Loans on easy terms see
f. j. Mundt. Madison, 8. ID
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this satisfied offer on this splendid laxative.
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Headaches, biliousnsss, nervous
ness and other tormsnting and ssri-
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fail TO act daily as nature intended.
An this may be avoided, il you viii
accept our advice.
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at Our Risk
FRANK c. SMITH
The Tsnsa0 Store
MADISON

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Madison, Mar. 10 Wheat No. /, "a
No. ., II; Durum No. l., II; No ?
60; Velvet Chat, No. /. 72; No.
70; Flax. | .04; Oats, 25; Corn, 2
to 80; Barley. az AZ; Rye, so,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-10

How Cannon 5elehed Shot In Public
Thoroughfares, Killing Many limo
cent, Just as Occurred In Recent
Battles Reoounted In interesting
Record of Nine. de la Barca.
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g9ieoer cine 9iotblanonna.
QRerIin % 0Lnr

Berlin, %. Npri..
Sn Der g2dss Der oeuiidsfranS6ii.
iden Gren5s paiiirte am 9isnstas elm
neuer dr9erIider 3wiidenfal. OILS Elm
oeuti6er NiiIitdrs2leropldn, in benz
slpei Ciiiitere in rniiurm iubren.
Sauptmann 7ewaq uno Qeutnant uon
Wirbad, in Der ytdbe uon 9lrracouri
aui iranS6iiihem 8ebiet lanoen mub'
ten. Die Bptisei oes Ores unb Die
3oQbedmten eiIten an Srt uuo Steue,
uno 6auptmaun 9eruall ertldrte ibnen,
er babe JnnOen miiisn, neil iein BEN
sinuprrnlb erit Opit gepe|su iei, babe
iibrisens geslaubt auf Der oeutlden
Ssite Der @rense su ie,n.
Tie frdu;oiiihen Beb6r6en benahs
rihtigtsn ioiort bas ariegsminiiterlum
uno bns Mlniiterium oes 3uueru. uno
inimlihen rJuroe Der Neroplan nit Be'
itIag belest; 0admittn9s trai aus
Tatis bic 0eIiun9 ein. Die Waltius
ireisugeben, uno Die Eiiisiere tlaten.
nudoem Ger BsnBinporratb ersaE5:
mar, Die Tldfobrt an.
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Seuer imaenolide @ioroer.
@I9in, Sn. IS. @gpril


SeHer ishiehnldhriae /. ; Goppts
Der am 4 2lpril ;frau 81 S.eeg uuo
lhre beloen tlelnen Sinner aui ilrer
led}s Niellen meitlih uon E,Qin, b.i
Elato Center. 81. gelegsHgr Fdrm ere
moroete uno DE SeldleH in slue unler
Der Suhe geIegeue 3iitern, mari Der
ubrl9ens uon ben 9IerSieu iur aeiitiq
mlnofriueribjg 9ebaIlen pto. ertldrte
am ElenitGg III Der llnterahuna tdlls
bliltjs, man mrroe i'm ldboH nldi bdns
gen. er lperoe ins @slansg5 !pmmcn,
nber er babe ihou aenug yon 9enteu
aelelen, Die aus benz @tanQn,B ents
ilohen leisu.
Ter lu9tnoIihe 9Rorbey beittbt oas
rouI. odB er ttineu eiseniIt1gu @runO
gu Der Z al gehabt babe as er pon
oer Shnle baim9etomnsu it,. babe cts
mas IN ibm lnmer geiogt eg muiit Die
6rou eridlleBen ihliebIlt babe er leis
nen Nepoiper 9e6o8en uno o.ts qetban;
er ertIdrt, nidt DIE sIbfa. 0e6abl su
baben, ole 9tnotr Su t0oteu babe ote8
laoot tbun miIiien, neil Fl, }lusen3eu.
sen Der @rm0toung ibrer 1Rulter ma.
rCn.
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rsaE sdlmersen i'm W,anen.

g8eun Sie iiets tIossn iiber Sdmer.
sen I'M Wogen, baum iino 3bre 9eber
ober Jilereu uidt in Oronung. Bers
nadIdiitguu9 taun III @aieriuht. gltes
renleloen. 3udertroufbeit ooer BriQbts
iten 9}isrenfrnntbeit fibren. 3nus
icnoe empiebleu electric Bitter8 ols
re bette bergeneue Wagens uno ylies
ranmsoi5tu $. z 2lliiou oou Ron
l,igb g. s.. ber ldn9ere 3sit an Mas
gene uno Jiiidenihmerien gelitteu BAT.
ibreibt ,Welne yiiersn waren duBer
Erouun9 uub msiue Qeber orbeitete
tjtt reht Sd lit pisI. ober electric
Bttters muros mir smpioblen uno ncin
3uitano 0erbeiierte hh non Der erjten
8oi5 an Sept idble ih mieoer we
ein neuer Wenid Terielbe ulro
1bneu ebsuiags belleu. ytur SOC iolrie
800 @mpfobleu pon 9. Z. Grs
b art, 9tpOtbetsr 2lr,
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Ge9elumg oes SuituerfebrS.
ger.ln. p llpril.

Ser.lu, %. Nprll
Gie beutid]e 8e9ierun9 bat MaB'
re9eIn er9rlfien, UNI Die MieoerboIuna
uon 9anoun8en oeutiter 6Iie9er aui
iranSDIildlem Sooen 3u perbtnosrn.
Sic bat 8lensta9 bereus lnterbnnts
lun9en nit Der frauSorihsn &eaieruug
angetniipit, Die oorouI btnSieen. oen
@ertsbr non 2uitiobrA5ugen su regeln.
Gtele Nntinol9ung brante Die NolO.
o2utihe 2llIlemeine 31jtung am 2ien8'
tog in Berlin, rahoem ii1 gum siuei.
ten WaI Die petnlide 2l1aire erei9nei
net bat, oaB beutlte Nll,jtdrIlieger oui
ftanSDGlfem Nooen aus 9erieten az.
Innoet inn g9le nus Wteb Qemel0et
10 roc, baben ole beiosn Mtilltdl Iieasr,
Die am NIorgen 5u eluer y}ottlanounl
IN 5ranfreid geinun9en paren. glud.
Iltb mteoer ole @rense ly5erIlogeu uuo
Iino IN Wlet 9eIanoet.
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Tie Srnpp,9tffaire.

Berlin. "a Nsril.
Der beutite &ei6stas nabm am
Nllttiuo6 Die gQionta9 BON Der tleritalen
&u tel elngerelbts 8OrIoge an melte
Die @rnennuns elmer lid aus 9ielbss
tagsmit9Iieoern nno Sodperitdno;gen
5uiammenieeenoeu @Oun1lliIpn p0riiebt,
Die ale 5iilltun9s Qieierunes soertrd9e
fir glrmee uro Diar ne unt9rluden lou.
9ies lit oas 9{elullat Der bon Dem io5is
aIiitiihen 6ubrsr 9lettnsht pe1Diients
lihten @ntbui4un9en iiber BeSle un9en
Der 6irma arupp nit 8enmten oe8 praus
Bll6an 9rle98mlnilteriums, Die oen
3med perioI9en, SniUrmationen ilber
2lrmee'a ontratte gu erIansen.
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Sin : nntmbrmctI.
9Gidsburo. Nijii.. 22. Q(pr

Gldsburg, Wtlll, %. Nprtl.
Ser erite beoeutIihe Grub eiue8 Der
Guuptodnme am unte.en WiinlIippI
trat Ntonta9 9todmIttdg BET &oooInmn,
Wiii, unnlittelbar nBroIjf pon Ntap'
erapiue, Elm. Ibeile uon uier Counties
in WtJiliil,ppi perbPn leBt ilberihmemmt.
moourh eln Shnoen ppn nlebr ais els
ner Mllllpn Dollars nngerihtet mlro.
gIm mellten miro baS Slaquena Gounip.
spei 9rlttel bes Sbartep County uno
9betIe oes 8orren uno Walhin9ton
@ountp in WuIeioenlhoIt 9siogen wers
ben. Capt. " y. 8uter pen Der 8uus
besarmee bat unoerSil9lih Sipei Boote
ob9eUronet. oie Gettungs solenit thun
iOlIen. Sis jest iino nad Dem 8erlht
Der Bunoesingenleure bereits 9l0 Guas
or1tmeilen inter Malier 9eiebt, uno
lueitere 222 Guaordtmellen ieheu einem
9lejden Stldlol ent9e9en. Ter gebors
ltene &dmm lit jmGnStg Sub bod
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Wtdohenbanoel uuteriud)t.
sos 9lnaeIeS, Sal, % 2lpri

Sos NngeIes. Sal, % April.
Bei Der llnteriuhuus ourh Die
gountp 6rpBseidmorensn Die es MI,
oem Wdphenbanoel III tbun bat, lpurs
ben ben SuQuiiitOren Die 9tamen BON
Al Wdoden unterbreitet, Die idn,mtlih
unter II Sobren uno mpopn Die Ufebrs
SabI unter is Snbren all it, Is beiBt,
ulele bleler Wtaohen ieien pom Wlilllo>
ndren 9etduft Woroen. nm pollJettl6
geiduBten 9ieiorts 5u9emleieu 81 lpers
ben.
SOn pier oieier Maohen iino bereits
beihworene 2tusiagen erlangt woroen.
ourd Die iebr an9elebene Geli0nIlhteis
ten IN Die 9Iu9eIegenbeit perptteIt wer'
ben uno in oenen auberOem feitgeitelIt
iolro. oaB cine re9eImdBiQe Gr9aulds
ZION teiteht. Die es oaraul abgeleben bat,
Die Diaod)en in ibren AIesen gu ianBsn.
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Sein 9.nhseben.

Socrameptp. Sal, %. Npr5I.
g8ie am Ncntag m Der fa.lf0ruliAen
Staoisbaupiltoot Sacramento perluus
tete, 1T Die 2lnnabme oes @ano9elabes,
ons lit) oirstt 9egeR Die Sopaner ribtet
uno nue glusldnoer, Die sum omerltunt'
ifen HSur9erredt 8u9eioien peroen
iDnnen, nlht einbe9relit, geiIbert, uno
ore &orlnse miro obne 3welleI nod I'M
Qnule oieier @phe oufhgeben. Die
neue @orla9e, oeren 2Inuabue an8ebIld]
9eiihert 1T. miro tur5 istn unb nur Die
iolgeuoen beiOen fara9rapben entbaIten:
/. Stein 9lustdnoer. Ger nltt Burs
ger Der Ser. Stoaten mero,u fam. bari
ldn9er oils Elm Sabr Gnno IN @aliiors
nlen beIiben.
2. Seine Corporation, oereu Nttien
gum gr6Bten Ibetl in 6Qnoen ppn Nuss
Ianberu 1T, Die nibt Burger Der Ser
Staaten meroen tDnnen, bari gano Idns
ger oIs Elm Sabr III Belie baben.
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Seine Verb0re Dor oem Scnat.
gSaibin9ton. %. 2lpriI.


Su elmer ltrjtten 4arteiabjtimmung
beihIoB oaS 6inunjcpmiie am QIens'
tag. olB telne oiiertlihen &srbore ges
itattet lusroeu. menn Die 9arlireforms
p0r!aqe i'm 8unoesisnat elngereitt
mlrb. Sntereiienten piro ieood @eIe'
aenb;it 9s9cbsu meroen. ihriftlit, ibre
9lnllhten fur uno utoer Die GorIase
bel Dem Gomlte einjureiden. Qleie
GntidelOung iuuroe buupiilhI,h aus
Dem 8runoe getroiisn. um Ole 8iu 10
ihneG ais mo9lid) I'M Senat Sur 9tbs
ItImmung IA brin9en
3le Debate i'm 6aus lber oje @ors
lase begann beute N0rmItta9 nm IL
uhr, uno H.prGientant llnoermopo
boiit. olelelbe IN iiIni Tagen obihlieBeu
Su t0nneu. uub uerinht aus oieiem
@runbe, oas 6nus tag ib 5w0Ii Stun.
Den lang in StBun9 III baIten. Wui
bieie 93eiie miro rs m0gIIh ieIn. Die
8ia nad Dem T. Nfal oem Senlt Sujus
itelleu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
nrurItr prpr(hfn.
Sardtbares Grnbelnngliif.
SnnOert ODER mebr Serglente
in Eeuuipluania nnl=
grtOnlnltll.
SSabrif gei6lOiien. Sad 3Obn=
Jon Wegrn Shnlllg=
gclns beltrait.
glnDellOlrng Der ScHDon=
gSebb=Sia. EOfcn I'M
Gjcidn9niB.
Stnti6er Hci6stag OrOuet
llnteril6ung Der glrmer=
GOntrattr an.
giene Griiis i'll europe,
Seitcrreih mill MOntent=
griaer ans Sfutari
ucrtreibtn.
gitne &rilis i'll europe,
Gin entieBlihes @rmbenungliitf
9Sitisbur9b, ga. p. 2tpriI.

Eltisbur91, Ed., II. NprlI.
Sunoert mnbrideinlicb io90r l2C
8ereleute bilbten Wilttwoh 9tabm;ttag
ibr Qeben Elm, nls lib in Der bel SIN.
lpgoile, q MtelIen iuooitIi6 ppn
Gtttsbur9b. ga, 9eIegenen @lncinna'
tier @rube Der WonongabeIa Giper
@unloIlonieo @oal & Gote 60 elne
filr6terIi6e Gyploiion. wabri6einlit
cine @rubenerplOiion. Sutrus. lleber
80 SersIeute. Die 5ur 3eit bes lln'
eliifs in Der @rube paren, retteter
lid, nuf 6dnoen unb 5uBen burd) IL
iobbrinsenben @nle t.ledeno, ans 2o'
9esli6t &iele oOn ibnen So9en Iit
Iebehssei1brllbe 8ranowunoen gu.
St5 IL llbr Nahts iuaren 70 9eia
den ourd 0iettunssmannihaiten oes
9erspertsbureaus Der 8unoesreaiea
runa. ber Monon9nbela Goal & @gte
So. uno Der 8ittsbur9b Goal 60. ge'
bor9en
llmiaiienoe Gorbereitun9en Sur 8es
erbi9uns Der 2obten iino eetrOfitn
Iporben. 6rodtwa99on8 muroen iofort
ouf tele9rapbllhsm @e9e beOrbert. Die
9Ootsn lpurben bel 2asesanbru6 an
Die Sberfldde bei0r6ert uno onnn une
perSi9Itb mad MOnpngabeIa @itp 9es
brabt lpo iie Der @rbe iiber9eben pers
Den. Die @rplOiiOn ersisnete li6 1000
5uB pon Der @infabrt Sur @rube. 3ie
@rubenleiiun9 erfldrt. oaB li9 5ur 3ett
Der @TpIOiiOu 119 8er9Ieute in Dem
Sdadt beianben. 3weiorittel Der
Gpfer iino glusldnber. 3ie meilten
umeetommenen 8er9Ieute baben ans
ihelueno ibren 3Oo nlht 9Ielh bel Der
@rplopon, ionoern erit lpdter tnfoI9e
bes Gualm8 9eiunoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
NiuiuuenTeuer.
8ilmin9ton, g. g., 22. 4pril.

2tus @eoreetopn. Z. g.. puroe
MontoQ Qbeno berihtst oaB ole o0rtlge
NnlaQe Der 2ttlantic Godit gumber Sore
porotion. biz 5rpat Wtlaionen Dollars
qetpitet bat. 5ur Sa,iie einssdi4ert
muroe.
3pei oroBs Sdger1u9Ien, biz eIet.
triide qthtanlags. iople 1880. 900
SUB 6olj muroen elm Raub Der Jlams
men. od9sgen 9elana es oen 2luitren.
sunssn Der 2lnge'teQisn. Sp,i anoere
SagemubIen uno be GOts gu retien.
Ger llriprur9 oes Jeusrs III unbes
tannt.