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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
STATE MUST PAY CITY
FOR MEALS SERVED
the MILITARY
PRISONERS
City couneA Illos stop h
EJECT oflano1id uCht Pests
Wconnoleid Street htgp.
cespoilts VIII cssgly

The city nf Tsiai.isi. through It's
city siiorary. A. y NeGiAshaa. ~'il
take all necessary steps io eoils-'
from shs state al Colorado tho sun
Of eAss.st dur the city for fscssias
U,iiitarv prtsoaers Al the city Jail
The hill has hs~o ransink up late
the big figures fsnm the b~sinains
oi the military ae"psney nj tn" saaI
sasiks district sad the bill. up Ia
February q. aggregate the si"ss
mssstoaci ssH. K-eeniir NAyos
D,,hiasy called os IN" xuvsrsor Ia
ihrnsss 10 svsaFa 10 the hill sui - ~
advised By Anooss 10 secure . usr-
rant from Rnss Aadisor k-sehaa
Aha hold tho sAmS usSii thr scSt
s-sssoa of the sai. iestsisias-. Aa
which tias sestns uiii ~ ish~a "a
-, Oft tho a,,i,,srr issehs~aassr,
The ess, siiosn~, has s~~s Aashd'
sisrsi hy the city eussosi 10 xn shssd
aaa sr~,s- = warrant nr su.ssh~s
~ssh tho ps~p-ss u hasiss sA- .Asss
rs,i b, a iarsi Lsss.
The city saaasii mas sasra tisai
st.pp tn .o.os,ssss. eth 'h- s"assy
.smastsAios-ss and The Chamber 81
Caan~s~. IL hasisx .snAsesssl
iishs pnsss ssees~d &c ss~ Cnsnsses'
sisi ssr-~s hssdFs. . rfo.s~t With
hss ,.e~s ssih.A al foe snes~ sis,-,
last ssshs The itsAs susamisssr sr'
pnsssd that u hsj k.,a . ~sssias
Nth = soss@tssss tsua tho rhAobss
cs co0ossees ssa The lisSs sa0tsnI
Gf0asaae 80 1sas00Sa1~4 shos ~
ssus0sssal tanp sasss - rssrsA a.
the hssAsr. sAsss % saeA ssse. ss<h
puss In kssa . eia.sss a five itgAis
rNss vii soss. sHs ga0aIeYeS ~sss'
mated. shs,st esss. shs~h .sp-ssr Il
In L- shared ksif ~ Ik- si,r ssd bali
ss The .esasy. The i.ssi i,sss sns'
sssy hAs sssvsa ss fs-sssh ss~ e,ss'
svas ssr- os shsser.
ssp-sia,-aSest " n i--i. az 'h~
sstes ~.ssA s~Is'se~e' rep"tr-'
that fsishf-i old Gsurss. hose
shieh fsr ,s~sty.ns~ F-srs hss .saar
sesvtre In tho ~ases vosss hsd a@s.
ssssea III. life yessssaay 81 'ks RIP
Oh asr ot svssSt4srtca yrssss 'ss
REQUESTED that = ss~ 'ess b. srs4r.
81. Much s~suis~ s.srss sss 81,
ps~o.A hy The sia-smss osss the DO.
mise of Ssosss.
Farther sosnr,asass II Tho sssss-s
In uhteh t'upi~ rssesksss hss~ s,s~s
prsfeseise ,hsaf ~ost in sisaaias
the streets Of ~. ,isr veto heard 10
n. soansii cAARh-s ssss s,sAs A..
aermaa Mason sota n seru~,,Isito"s
cs mua ~ Cedar sise.t- which he 10.
srssssssss - seos ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
DEPoRrED LABOR LEADERS
ARRIVE II EN0LAnI

Issses~sa. Enstsni. f-.. 81
Tho lsu lsbss i~ea~ss Departed ffo.''
S.sash Atrtes iAss mnh'h after tbs
s~a.rsi strike bad bern hrok-a. issi'
cd sa'aS tsoss tho steamship rn''
s~ai
The ssii-s. Alter dec isrisr ih-t
~.aIa refuse 10 i-as- ih- vessel Il
r-main % .-nssa sssii The siSan~s
returned tn Koash Afsi.s. revoked
ihsss decision. hss.sns. after + lang
caas-r-ns- ~ish ariiish Labor lead
-s.. -so had assAas-s a ERE, w..'
.nH- ssr lh-n.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
MASKED MEN MAKE
HAUL At ACADEMY

baltimore. Ns. sss, Three
sssksa rsi,s-~r. sni-s-ss ,h- aesaeey
sf snu.l. 10 nnsth its-ara .tr.-s is.t
nishs. "s-sp-s ~s-a ,s- ~ssshn,sn.
.ss~ ec~e ,h. stties sat. ssa sns
s~sy with t-s~~ea ss.s~. saa es.-
eos. i-ssisx The ~sisbsss 'sr.i In q
tort IL the auditorium
Als~uDFas ~ Ggpseqeax axsaraol
EyA0eSus saons esors eAa1aias ses
shsaisr - ssa,~ ssMAss Ut -.
rSssis~ psss rt~ seAnsrs isfs A1
sia~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
AMERICAN HANGED BY
FEDelAH--kP0aT

Iarc-so. T-Sas. Feb st.-Clcocoto
vnfeafs. an American c,,,sra zap.
tpr-d and carried ,a'o Mexico re-
Gently by M.sicss frdcrsis. was
han s~,i to-day after hts capturr. Ac-
corvitng 10 advtes brought here frusn
tI,dalro. MeSieo. vessafa had hseo
cs,,rrv-i resr&sp,i hv the federal con.
mandes at PieArs Hrs,as ~ the ~
.ui, of representation IN his behalf
bv American authorities.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
TAKES STEPS TO PROBE
BENTON EXECUTION
vile AAaMk WI Attempt 70 est,lusA British Subject
WIS Ctkea d neIks

against hsnion Without taxing iaso
consideration tho fact thai h. ~as
foreigner. for there sf- crime. which
I 4" not wish Ia leave unpunisb.s,.
Therefor. h. ~as executed with all,
Justice AMI am si.,..s-,i la give ar-
count of the .s-suiion Ia the entire
world. Please make the at,or~ .s.-ia
ration io Mr., csr",h.rs sha TO the
American ps~s.
'rttANcis,O VILLA.
General ia .hi-f
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

~ i,s.s,. r-sa.. p-. .s-rs. al.
tempt of ~. M-ss-aa s.,.-i. So -s.
'ahiiss 'sA' wiiiian, = ti-a,.a. tho
Ss"''ish ssnshnaa. s-.ua,iy -s-sas.
ed. sas = Mexican .i,is-a. 10 bssr.i
ON fstnfs that h- as.- bella .ssp-
minor "ffis-s vsiI- rr-sis.a. t.ssn-
sia htss ss. In tsssr rhis state.
ss-hs sas srsas, ,osasi a.. jss,ss b.
s..i-'ts" s;.assirs CARA. .usns~ilns
=" 'h'' s'-snsana-r II tho sprfssoa.
Relatives hss- .f nsstoa -, shai
's- a.-es 10 HI. Nsskss rept.<sts
refer sa him ss = nsislss sas,-.s. AID
that h- Sss ai~as~ eAs~fui sh.se
ss1s's ~ ~ s~,sss os slss n.s:ss. II
sh- ss-ssssss~ the r-Vw~s AZ sks
saAs. asssrssss 81 wsssssssua fs~
'h~ tssaias .s-s ~ Tho bnssy o. ts~s.
'"r ha. b--s ~ss -us si,sar-.
'i~a~sai vsiis ha. s~~~i~~a ss...
ssaRe sns asis s-psa ssaay eisSs. 10
'sa t-si'-d ssA,-s .ss isps, i-.na..n.
Paris ass ',rsiia assiss Tor - 90.
rtsasssns ~ sh- sssae-s us nealssa's
d.ssh. All sh- s-r'i~s .-n, so tssui.-
rrs hs.. t~-e 'hs .Ana~ ssos, y.
sussss martial sps eseetsiae
Il ~ss isssssd to-day that villas
r.sssss.S - 80. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
C0ST|GAN FORCES POLITICS NT0 CON-
b,,tSy,v;,ni d. ,,; .;;NQU|Ry-M MAKES BID FOR LABOR
VOTE N SPREAD EAGLE SPEECH 1t SESSION
asp. lrDss oppess. Injection 4 Psaies hlo Hearing III
lav,n oo1veN M.Inet Po1ied 0t.iioa INT Fals Fit

apparently political ambition sua'sa By desire
the performer dramatic
Investigating .ammi~ this morning
'naus'"r and "'rsieh hi% y"
nj
The
hesrins int" sh
ks
sp~A John " ls~son Of the
forth polluted remarks sF"n Con
csrniins rh" opposed the ns'"n a" politics
The sauify,
of ~ Nor" and s"as~a'
'iss ssAsssns to tn. s" that
saiks t~hsN
Sn~ hsaas
af
his
i,,: cns'isss s-t"sa By
s~sh that these s'issi conditions
- . ssEiks
tod in sri
raihe "saonS s"s.s 30
ss
q" s
sspA.sias s'ss'. '.~ "a''
ta-ht,es
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

~ iss aReaiak .: The stsssaaA
ses.ies. W \. 0sss~s 'ssas@d ihs
.sssA. Ne vss se;A ~ rhsissssa
feass shae b asOAs sssi II ssees sss
eseals ~ 49, ~ sAssa1 sssy sstl
:. IA ssa
rAe visssas saassA tAss sAs sssi
esoRosssa ''wsstso ~ sAsPsfs. see
eaarss AaA De Representative
IL sssrease - . 1ass'ios hf Nj
ce>,issa. The uisa~ss stated 'ssi
essAsAasss. he eist0es ~e'. support
cd b, u. esossalss ~esv 10 'se s"ss
s,s~s elected
''Dta tho soa4essy sU.,oye-s 's'-
ses sAs ass 3o-s Aste .a,Isd so-a 8
rssy candidates. vAs ASKED sH"
sHh~sss
Yes. sseeSt 10 iselAi-s ess~.
The uilssss ssssrd be had an tsoss
snssi ksoalsSae pf the t-a'sui NJ
coal ,oapaaies over sbe's ~ts;'s",'r'
., r,~e,,osss = Aes.ssi question hr
2r. Ca.,issa as Z. whether as pa' u
~e. tho seseras t~poss shss the e"sa.
raay Sas~sfs.sa vitA the -nr'ess~s.
w.. ruled c.,, ny Tho chairman
IN the sfas. ssamtaAtinn. hT IuafC
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

Jua,rt. Mexico. rch si=A .ei~.
gram In .hi,h General villa a. Chi.
hsahua charges the late William, =
1ientoa With being a .ss'I. thief and
having committed four nsuri-rs ~s.
received At military Headquarters
herr this auern"SK. u follows.
Il expected the scanaaious Amer
lean ptrss 'o as'ark mo about shs
execution NJ BENTON. nut I did no'
have snv other remedy 90 avoid new
attempts ef tho foreign itucrtissas
Who .prvs-vted hr sh. flag of theft
country. believe thu. 'hey are an
lhpstsed d" c,mmi, the greatest o'
crimes. benton p-as all his life a
criminat Of tho rorss Mad. In sh'
Vjmp- ,S T.rra,as AMI Crrei. pro.
tesiri by th.sc men. he Killed NOR
than four a,en without sny rrorc>s.
Stcn whatever. Then. after the TAX
ina of chihuahua. In combination
with IL. at-v. aamr-,in Jividuais
and. according TO his own copfcs
s;cn. he apprppriatsd more than on'
thousand head NJ cattle which di'
not belong TO him and. Furthermore
the day he came To sec me. he at
tempted to cuvardiv assassinate me
Fortunately I anticipated his move
men, and iissrmed him. Al, ,hes
motives. and especially tho last nam
81 one. forced me to act .evere'.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

Chiahaahus. N-si.o. r-b- ss-ih
f-ris Ia inraifi-s made a, the t-rai-
Tertiary here today BY Marion i.Ssrh-
"s. the American soasai aad the A.
.-is'-'i Press. IL ~as stated that
.as'as- iiansh. tho American r.
ported n,i.~ins hal n-s-s e--n ,has~
~ the city hall 'h. Aa-sissn .oass,i
aiss' fAii-d ,s hna ahs 'san- ot ~.
missing nAn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

Sosshsvt,. th- stsees. stated 'Las
.s ks~~ s.shssx ~ sassisioss o-,s'
siAe .f ais ovs rs~~sars. r<e~rs shat
~ asA hoard sss saeiusa 'hat
sAess - ts-s - rsopesy ssss 30.
r ~ olgeiAS lm1eoDl -
'otS s6se sesos vsTs -suss9 teess 80
sssi yssrs ago
tloesns Ne h~sAuas ~as The esAs
~lis~,s eAiis.s. NJ stated ssAi eur.
ies The ia.s ,-a .f .seis~ y-sss th-
a v & rafaesss ana the tisso'
AM~sisan tes., c. sas. ats.siutrl,
Aou;sat~t .sr l.sisSo> ns this ews'A
~ In .sp,-sss -s tAts ss.ss~ s~
ted eie~,.os s-srsas 10 s.ss t'-ssc'
.ssJI ss.siassr< aeS run sss ahead
Of shes ,s.s-s in ashcs rsss,s 81 she
.osn'y and ~ss. a-fessrsi b, .s-s
sn~IMiaf mstositI-. in th" es'mpsaa NJ
ssnp.. Th- wi.s~~s stated thst ph''-
= t,-a,o~ sssie watcher =. SssfAtiile
,e- yesrp AZ. he "a. ordered OH
cs ,h- csnp b, ,hs .ar-rih'rsss.sa
wha, sss ,h~ r~s.aa tss 'sss ss'
,.rs.' asked srrsps~ssa;iv- Nnssin
''iir testified. h~fos- The s's'" srs
s,e c-n,aii.s- thai he did a"' lihs
C,~ss~seA - o0Oe ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
FORECAST ~ THE
U. 8. WAITER BUREAU.

Tonight and Wednesday
fair. si,h rising t-mp-rsi-
Ne~ Mexico Toiay ahd
Wednesday fair fi.ias i-'n'
t.ssiug- In east portion,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24


fees Of tho unii-d States govern
meat tn urge that there shall b. NO
Interference. by General villa with
Its Investigation Int" IN. death OF
William \, i,-n,oa with th. reported
disappearance of t~n tsnsiishm.s
named i.aus-ae- and cafiis
The Investigation 10 Tn mad. b.
Charles i'~reisai. British -oasai 81,
Gsis~ssaa. ~ho la. b-.a ordered Ia
Jaar-s- Count res~issi ha. b--n In.
siruei-'i In snppir Tho mo~s com
pi~s- s-f.ns's abtainahi-
sss tsi~ssi Grey. Hsiiish foreign
spss-iasy. s",a tho hoas~ .f som.
hsDh. tn.iay that sir Cecil Spsiax.
Rice. i'rttish ambassador al Mash.
lsssoa. hai s--a Instructed I. III.
fnsm tho uais-.i States sns.ram-at
that Gs~AI iisisAin eoasid-s-d u s~-
s~ssiAi fas = iisiiisL sonsai Ia visit
'h~ SOD sh-sr t'~asss Vas killed.
cssssi r-r-vsi sss Instructed -
ast lh- t'nisr'i Hsiss sasesam.at. M.
Gs~st tisiiaih kaa y. mean. OF rom
maniss'iss ~i,h dsa.r.i villa To ia,
.sri.s tho t'Ais--i sssI.s .os sal Al
jasr~s 's inform, General eiiia and
In srs,.-.s as a..asahrs that th-
nstsssh sussai shauii sns h- insrss
f-ssd with.
sir tsi.ssa ssr~1 s.sa . s,.sssaaasi.
.ssips ssoes N. ssA,- s-pssss@as al
Wsshis<'aa To sste c-~ii srrsss-Wis-.
uki~h tho iisisish a-nhaAsAaar sAhi-.l
10 sh2 furssss nff1k-s I, sa,ioss:
IRE .ssts aesasss.ss ss-sss.. 10
AAvtps ,ha isssainA sssasv sAss ~.
sesvrstsss hsA hrss s>es s~sssssnse
to sA~ Assst<as s.assi 81 jsas-s to
sshe . .c.s s~ssvhias isSsisr iass
ihe Circumstance. ssss@.aiss sssI
a-Alh sf Wiisssn. 4. fs~s'oa. Tn-
.oasa.l has s~-a iAssfassrd In naAA-
eSeef effort .n .~sus~ tie .shunsAH
iina aaa sssriaaib.a es sh- s..sf Of
sh- ars-a.r-s. to ,ss~ sh- ssssnesae,s
~ sey ssa ali Sc wiss~.s~s shoss
be a.. fiss. .. erpnsav IL 10 iss-s-
tisAiioas s.saiesl ssi legal s-sissa
sn,~ =. tar - ssss re assssshi- sad
ss se rsssgshias 10 ~. rpser s"I
sitsis She sAsss''
shsrp .ommeat 10 aps.s~ ny sh-i
Nsaeh~ss-r TasfsaiAs su-isr - Sir
EAvsfi Ss~y-s s4slrn~ss In The
kasss~ .s s,,sassoes YESTERDAY I, f~s
sssa q. sh- siiiiss af wIiisss, 4
lt~sspa 81 jaAs~s sr Cesnssi vita
r..~ n.~.rse~r sshss
-. !, not eos- r,sysss Nth spss,s'
ss -, that. IN .sssh sssrs. tho tsitr,i
Ass-s has ae responsibility II that
~e.~ 50. ,h. Npatur .ssys,ier s"a'a
b.. . susr- tnssrusp~ss az in'-sassi"es
si ssasvhy.
''tf ve are not responsible" then
the tn'srd states is We e~sssieoy
Il. not stsh So 'srtve shs Gnis~A
States Sn,ersn-es tn istnsvrntloe.
sut " caasos S~er In these ne~-ts
the right cf defending their inter.
ct. and As tho ssrn. sir-- s-f..n q"
defend them itself
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

r.ssssssI - esss ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24

Constipation i'm summer time is more
dangerous than in the fall. winter or
spring. The food YOU eat is often con-
tda4inated and is more likely to terment
in your stomach. Then you are apt to
drink much cold water during the hot
weather. thus injuring your stomach.
Collie, Fever. Ptomaine Poisoning and
other ills are natural results. Po-Do-LaN
viii keep you we'll. as il increases the
Bile. the natural laxative. which rids the
bowels of the congested poisonous waste.
Po-Do-LaN will make you feel better.
Pleasant and effective. AXE a dose to-
night. soc at your druggist.-AdV.
w. NJ. Halfacre. Dexter, Mo, bought
Foley Kidney Pills for Mrs. Halfacre,
who was down on her bach with kidneys
so sore he had to help her move. He
says, "She would cry with pain across
her kidneys. but after she took the
second bottle of Foley Kidney Pills, she
was as well and strong as ever" For
sale By all Enthusiastically.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24
BENEFIT
From the Experience of Madison
People.

We are fortunate indeed to be able
TO profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The public ~utterances of
Madison residents on the following
subject viii interest and benefit many
of readers. Read this statement.
No better proof can be had.
G. l.. Brennan, farmer, r. F. d. No.
4, Madison, says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for the past two
or three years and | don't mind rec
~ommending them publicly as | know
that they are just as represented. !
have taken them whenever l have
had signs of kidney disorder and
they have never once failed to give
good results. l first used Doan's Kid
ney Pills through hearing them spok-
en- of so highly by my friends. | had
considerable trouble with the kidney
secretions and attacks of baekache,
Doan's Kidney Pills soon relieved
me-"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Brannan had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24

they were 10 parade" said the statistl-
clan. ~ regiment ut lUm troops
marching four abreast occupies a space
ten feet wide and l.0oo feet In length
Twenty million men marching In the
same order would cover a line of march
3.S3T miles In length. If the men
marched four feet apart this distance
would be doubled. and mt six feet II
would be trebled. Just fancy a parade
reaching from New York TO San Fran
cisco. the head of the line counter
marching and reaching Ogden. Utah,
on its return before the last men are
IN motion ut New York.
"All parades ever held In the world
would be insignificant in size compared
with the monster procession
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24
Outcome of This Struggle to DEPEND
or Success OF Ships.

London What part will the navies
of the world play In the European con
dict?
The surest way to get mt the answer
h 10 examine the part navies have
played In other wars and those who
turned over the pages of their histories
yesterday. II they went back far
enough. found that twenty great sea
fights have nodded the history of the
world and determined the national
boundaries of the globe.
Ii was the fleet OF Nelson that twice
MI Europe's armies had been conquer
ed. Perry on Lake Erie with his wood
en- fleet OF sailing vessels turned the
tide In 1912. when II looked as II the
United States was TO be placed com
pletely under the heel of Great Brit.
aims power. Later during the civil
war the Union men of war rendered
Invaluable service to the military by
blockading the coast. and finally two
battles practically determined the re-
suit OF the Spnnish-Amerfcan war.
In the spring of l79S Napoleon's
armies had swept Europe and the 6eet
Of French ships at Toulon was menac-
ing England. More than 400 ships, In
Guiding transports. were awaiting Ma
p~oleon's bidding at Toulon In southern
France on the Mediterranean. and none
knew what their objective was.
To Lord Nelson was given the task
Of coping with the great French fleet
and Frustrating the purpose OF Napo
leon.
While Nelson was watching Toulon
a storm scattered his fleet and gave
the French a chance to get out and
away unobserved. After cruising about
the Mediterranean the fleets came to
gether off the mouth of the Nile Aug
1. 170S. and the English were victori-
u
This defeat proved the f%orerunner
OF Napoieon's ultimate downfall, ac-
cording to some historians. The French
man found himself and bis army bot
tied up In Egypt and the English In
command Of the Mediterranean.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24
comes 12.ooo Miles 10 We'd.

Toledo q. Twelve thousand miles
uver lantl and sen Miss l'uz Barbour.
eighteen. has Travelled Ia be,ume the
bride of Tolel Toreha. timer. Miss
Barbour has jnSt arrived IN Toledo
from historic Damascus She was met
III the train by her tianre. and she aud
ropei Immediately got n marriage
license. went 10 Trinity Episcopal
church and wele married Topel came
to this country 10 seek bis fortune
three years ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24

81 took your Com
pound and have a fine,
strong y. Mrs.
JOHN MITCHELL, Mas
sena, N. Y.
"Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
wonderful medicine for
expectant mothers.
Mrs. A. Nj. MYERS, Cor
donville, Mo.
81 highly recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound before
child birth, it has done so
much for me. - Mrs. K.
nj. DoERR, r. r. /, Con-
shohocken, Pa.
al took lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound to build up my
system and have the
dearest baby girl in the
world Mrs. NOSE
BLAKELEY, Imperial, Pa.
81 praise the Com
pound whenever / have
a chance. 1t did so much
for me before my little
girl was born. Mrs.
f. w. SANDERS, Rowles-
burg, W. Va.
''I took your Com
pound before baby was
born and feel | owe my
life TO it. -" Mrs. WINNIE
TELLS, Winter Haven,
Florida.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-24
Vessels Sunk by Germans.

New York, Aug. 24.-News has been
received in shipping circles that the
crew of the Hyades had been landed
at Rio Janiero and had reported that
their ship was sunk by the German
cruiser Dresden after the warship's
sailors had taken out all the coal
aboard. Her crew was brought into
Rio Janiero by the German steamer
Prussia.
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REPUBLICANS AGAINST IT
Opposition 10 War Risk Bill Develops
In House.

Washington, Aug. 24-Opposition
to the administration war risk bill de-
yeloped In the house when Republican
Leader Mann prevented immediate
consideration. An effort viii be made
to bring the bill up shortly.
Although expecting opposition to
the bill for government purchase of
cea going ships senators Of the com.
merce committee predicted that 1t
would be perfected and passed this
week.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Aug. 22.-Cattle-Beeves
s6,75@10.60: steers, s6.3099.4O: stock
ers and feeders, $5.40MS.10; cows and
heifers. s3.60@9.20: calves, s7.15q
1915. Hogs-Light. $S.90M940; mix
ed, $S.65@9.40; heavy, sS.5009.25;
rough. $s.509S.65; pigs. s7.Oo4s.75
Sheep-Native. s5.10Q6.10; yearlings.
9e.o007.00.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Wheat-Sept.
96Ac; Dec, s1.0lh; May, SLOTS
Corn--Sept.. 1850; Dec, 701sc; May
71iac. Oats-Sept., 44Ac; Dec, 46Bc;
May, 4shc. Pork-Sept., S22.40; Jan.
s21.25. Butter-Creameries, 29h@
3oc. Eggs-17022c. Poultry-Springs
16@17c. fowls, lac.
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South St. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, Aug. 22.-Cattle-
Steers, s6.0069.00; COWS and heifers.
$4.756S.0O; stockers and feeders,
$4.75G7.40; calves, S6.5069.25. Hogs
|-$S.70@s.90. Sheep-Lambs. $4,000
7.60; wethers. s4.50@5.50; ewes, $500
@5.35.
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NARROW ESCAPE FOR WRIGHT
Pioneer Filler and Naval officer Fall
into Miami River.

Dayton, o., Aug. 24.-Orville Wright,
pioneer aviator, and Lieutenant Whit
ing of the United States navy are re-
covering from an accident in which
they nearly drowned when a hydro
aeroplane carrying them broke and
threw them into the middle of the
Miami river here.
They had been flying for several
minutes when one of the planes on
the machine snapped.
They were fifty feet in the air and
we're dropped suddenly into the river.
Both managed to escape from the
wreckage and swim TO the shore.
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FAVORABLE TO THE ALLIES
Encounter Occurs Southwest of Brus
sells.

London, Aug. PA dispatch TO the
Daily Express from Ostend. Belgium,
says that an encounter occurred be.
tween the allies troops and the G-r.
mans at a spot probably southwest OF
Brussels.
The result was favorable to the
allies.
German Uhlans have been seen at
Waterloo.
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. Aug. 22-.W heat-Sept..
$1.04; Dec, s1.06h. Cash close on
track: No. l hard, SLIP; No. l North
ern, s1.06@1.11; to arrive, s1.05W1.
%; No. 2 Northern, $1.02q1.09; NO.
8 Northern. 99eGs1.01; No. 3 yellow
corn, 7797Sc: No. 3 white oats, 42n
42Re; fax, $1.65%.
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GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and FLAX.

Duluth, Aug. 22.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. / hard, $1.1512; No.
l Northern. s1.14h; No. 2 Northern,
S1.12h. Flax-On track and to ar
rive. S1.6O&.
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EMPRESS EUGENlE'S REVENGE
"Wece the Emperor Only Here No~!"
She Esclaims-prays For France.

London.-A dispatch from Rome says
The aged French Empress Eugene.
who is at Bologna. takes a vivid in
terest IN the war. When Count pietri.
her faithful companion in her long
wears of misfortune and exile. announc-
I'D that lighting had begun her eyes
shone aud she cried:
This is my revenge. Were the
emperor only here now! May God
protect France"
she makes constant comparisons
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w. Il. Greene. Hopkinton. N. H., writes
the following letter, which will interest
every one who has kidney trouble. For
over a year. Mrs. Greene had been aft1ict-
ed with q very stubborn kidney trouble.
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HAVE YOU
A CHILD ?

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some durable physical arrangement are deprived
of this greatest of all happiness.
The women whose names follow were restored
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uYFR0M DEALER oRsENOlo:S STAMPS T0USy

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NAvlES' BIG PART IN WARS.

with sha war of 1870"
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Summer Constipation Dangerous

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