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Sobre un homemade.

BARCELONA, Mayc--Se ha efec
tuado I'm banquete popular de $50 Gu
biertos en- honor de los presidente
del "Fomento del Trabaio Nacional
Y de la Camara Industrial por sus pc
ticiones al jefe del gobierno, seno
Dato, de Ia concession del puerto fran
co. el concrete bancario con Fran
cia Y los bonos de exportacion.
Hubo varioS discursos y ell seno
Ferrer Vidal. presidente del Foment
lei Trabajo Nacional al c~ontestar
elIos, dijo que los aplausos que Sc J
tributaba debian dirigirse al seno
Dato, puesto que ellos solo habian sid
protocolarios en- el asunto.
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4 y DE TIJERA
Wiene dc la Pag. 4a.)

Bueno, pucs de todo 10 cOpiado,
IA partc final Is la mas digna dc
Itenci6H.
FL scHor SoIaRO no solo peca de
irremeler contra ell sentido cOmtin,
,inO de aleO mas grave adn: lie dis
-usta ser machO.
iiiQu6 barbaridadl!!
Y van dos.
Amen de las que pueden agrc-
garse.
RGIIETARILLE,
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EAPES

Voy a Ia ciudad. Lentamente ca
inc el pedazo de monte que me dis
.ncia del cercano arrabal, donde los
NOS d~esperezan sus c~uerpecitos, CO.
iendo y jugando.
Aspire voluptuosamente ell alre, o.
rrosO a hojas nuevas Y ~tiernas, a
qua de lIuvia diluida y aspire con
ida ell ansia possible, como 81 la ma
ana fuese una rosa a Ia cual quisiera
bar TODD ell perfume o como 81 fue-
2 una mujer a quien quisiera be-
.rle toda el alma.
Ell arrabal esta en- fiesta. Los nj
os juegan todos dichosos, inconscien
IS de la miseria que los rodea, po-
iendo ell mas tierno y delicado poe
a de algeria en- las GALES opacas y
ucias.
Las mozas, han suavizado y empol-
do suS rostros morenos del sol; So
re u cabelleras lustrosas de acct
= han puesto la sencilla gracia de
n lazo de cinta y entire indiscretos
uchicheos graciosos por ell contoneo
lie sus carnes j~6venes, Sc cuentan las
legrias de sus amores o las t~ristezas
o u miserias familiares.
Yyo, que paso desconOcido y extra
0 por entire aquella algeria misera-
Ie, me prcocupo por aquellos CHI
uelos desnudos y sin pan, m%ientras
le pierdo en- aquella larga Gale que
le conduce a la ciudad, emOcionado
triste.
iCh deliciosa mahana! ioh, algeria
liserable del barrie miserable!
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Los jaimistas responder.


MADRID, mayo-Los elementO
ldictos a don Jaime de Borbon, {
1retendiente del trono, estan hacier
10 los p~reparativos para celebrar IN
gran fiesta politica en- Ia cual har
$50 de la paIabra ell elocuente orado
'eaor Vazquez Mela, quien recoger
a invitacion del senior Maura, para l.
mion de todas las derechas.
Sc espera Que el senior Nazquez NJ
Ia hara grandes r~evelaciones en- est
liscurSo.
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DIVERSAS.

Don Quijote de la Mancha. La obra
maestro de Ia literature espanola.
EdiCi6n de lujO ......... $500
FL MARTYR del Golgota. Hermosa obra
baSada en- la vida del Redentor del
Aundo. Tn tomo grande, muy bien
empastado $500
La Dana de las Camelias 80. Csc
Los Aaridos Infames, 2 tomos soc
Fl PerIquilo Sarniento. Famosa no
ssla ns&icana ........... zoe
FL JOrCbaGo. NOvela de mucha SEN
SaCIOn Toe
Los Slete Pecados CapitaIes, 2 to-
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Carmen. Historic de IN ~coraz6n.
Hermosa nOvela meXiCana =. S5c
Historic de Robinson CruSoe. Libro
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Los Ultimos DIaS de POmpeya. Una
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Gil Bias de Santii.ana. Obra clasica
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OH! DELICIOSA HANANA!
Despierto.

DeSplerto.
La mahana es de primayera; un
ran capote girls cubre el cielo; M
.uvia menuda cae; y, sobre ell techo
e eneas del aposento, produce un
uido semejante al de un punado de
equenos perdigones cayendo acom-
,asadamente.
La temperature es deliciosa y no.
e una e~nervante pesadez que hiela
oda actividad, invitando a Ia muelle
aricia del lecho.
Los ultimos arboles que todavfa
n~ostraban su arida desnudez, han a
1anecido pobladcs de pequehos PIN
.oIos recogidos, como 81 fueran rosas
n bottom o pajarilloS de plumajes
Iaves. color de ambar, quietos y en-
apandose bajo la lluvia escasa.
Ell patio de mi casa de campo, de
ma extension considerable, sin cult
o., esta cubierto en- gran parte de
n manic verde cue bajo ell cielo girls
, hace obscure, donde tiemblan, es-
1rcidas graciosamente, n multitud
. flores amarillas y plamas, e imagi-
0 que alguien quiso imitar el cieio
. IL pasada noche, lleno de mil es-
elias de orc, que temblaban como
5 flores del cesped.
La lluvia ha cesado Y ell yiento pasa
ave Y perfumado, como la mantilla
Q una mujer.
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NOTLCIAS DE ESPANA
Una granizada.

MURCIA, Mayo-Se tienen mott
cias aqui de Santaomera, e. las cua
les Sc da cuenta d unn to~~"
~yranizo que ha descmg--y 81 aque
"a localidad y su comarca, que ha eau
sado danos de importancia eXtraordi
maria, habiendO tornado ell graniz,
en- todas parties una capa compacta d,
medic metro de espesor, destruyend'
todCs $50 ~
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RGULETABILLE.


de Francia en- Europa en- 1915 es ell
de Grecia cuando Ia avalanche de
Jerjes. En- las margenes del Marine
ha tenido su carga de Narration, y en-
cada una de suS trincheras tiene un
paso de las Termopilas. Sobre TODD,
ell espiritu de los soldados de Joffre,
es Ell de los soldados de Milciades:
ciudadanos de una %republica, no es-
clavos de un despota con corona, sa-
ben, como Ell abnegado y virtuoso
Georges Beland, que al defender su
patria defender la libertad en- ell
mundo.
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Viene de Ia pagina 3.
bladas, puede esperarse momenta'

.bladas, puede eSperarse momenta-
neamente.
Interior.
Comentando la situacion interior,
dijo que ha mejorado notablemente.
debido a las medidas tomadas por el
g~obierno, s~olucionando debidamente
ell probIema de la subsistencia, 10
grando ell ESTABLISHMENTS de la con-
fianza publica, tranquilizandose la a
gitacion de todas las provincias en-
que Sc creia habia la amenaza de-
hambre pOr falta de alimentos.
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t-atOs de ~persOnajes hist6rieos. s1.oC

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Memorials de IN GuerriIiero. HistO-
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de IL revoluci6n Maderista soc
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C5ra polItica de actualidad, por el
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V E a Ace CADA UNA

e. Becerr0 de Oro.
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Ia Lucha DOr e. Amor.
Fl NauUScriJO de Nj Mad-e-
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs
e Cura de "a AlGes
Dora.
AZUcena
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

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OBRAS
DE VENTA.
aTDo YLA QUE YENDE HAS BARAgo.

Ia ASA Hs ABEDTADL La GsM GBL LA QUE WNH Ell EEOR gRTDo YA QUHV EURH has BARANo
annos Sc gE@AcHAN PR CORREo CON Los GAgTOs PAGADOs Ell msM0 Ola CUE sE REIBE LA o.
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EsPIRITI-ZO


g Sol De MAYO. Neun-.az DE- Ia In
tcrvgr-i5n- Con graas1os 81 90
Z Cer-0 Ge las C4m2auas. Con re-
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MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
sIOUx CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Jan. 6.-Another gen
erous supply of cattle put in appear
ance at the local yards today. some
la cars or $500 head, as against
1873 a week ago and 1928 the cor-
responding day a year ago.
Trend to prices on killing cattle
was again easier and packers offers
were around a dime lower. Eastern
news continued to be bearish indi-
eating that declines of a like amount
are being enforced for the two days
this week.
There was some life to the demand
for stock cattle and as a result prices
showed a firm tone. In a general
way prices were steady to firm.
Hog market was slow in rounding
into shape and with receipts liberal
and ~unfavorable news received from
outside points prices were discount
ed. Comparing the market with the
average reached yesterday the de-
cline figured a shade to sc. Tops
reached $7.05, while the bulk of the
sale sranged from 06,95 100.
Terms for sheep and lambs differ
ed but little from that on the OPEN
ing day of the week. Clearance OF
the moderate supply on offer develop
ed activity. Top lambs reached
$685..
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FLOWERS SPEAKER OF
MINNESOTA HOUSE

st. Paul, Jan. GIL. II. Flowers OF
Cleveland was elected speaker OF the
Minnesota house at the opening OF
the Thirty ninth legislative session
on the second ballot, defeating by two
votes Sam Y. Gordon of Browns Val.
ley.
The first ballot of So votes for Flow
ers and SO for Gordon remained the
same on the second. Two votes were
cast by Anton Devoid of Minneapolis
and James w. Woodfll of Two Har.
bors, Socialists. for Woodhll at the
first voting. The Socialists left the
hall before the second ballot.
Gordon. when the result of the sec
ond ballot was announced, asked that
the vote be made unanimous for Flow
ers, but Secretary of State Julius A
Schmahl ruled that the vote must
stand. Mr.. Flowers then was escort
ed to the chair and made a brief
speech OF acceptance.
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MANS LEG FOUND IN SHARK.


Pensacola. Fla.-A mans leg "a
found In the stomach OF q shark caught
In the ocean near here and brought to
land by the Austrian steamer Lucia.
All the flesh had been digested. leaving
the bones OF the thigh and calf bare.
with the knee joint still intact. except
on the foot, which was covered by a
new shoe.
This shoe was examined by a dealer
and identified as one OF a pair he sold
a short time ago to Captain Bisneck of
the fishing smack Algoma. who was
drowned about two weeks before.
The skipper and a member OF his
crew were In a small boat trying to
make "A landing ear the navy yard
after their smack had been anchored
for the night, when the boat was over
turned. Captain Bisneck was never
e e again. although the tugs and
pilots on duty at the entrances OF the
harbor kept a close lookout for bis
body. The shark In which the leg
was found vas twelve and one-haif
feet long.
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U OF THE GLOOM
Many u Gloomy COuntenance in Mad.
ison Now Lighters with
Happiness.

A bad back makes you gloomy.
Can't be happy with continual
backache.
The aches and pains of a bad back
Are frequently due to weak kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recon-
mended for weak kidneys.
So Madison citizens testify.
Price Hughes, locomotive engineer
Fourth and Josephine, Madison, says:
Il was in bad shape as the result of
an attack of kidney trouble which
was brought on, l think, by constant
jolting. | had a dull pain across my
back which was particularly severe
at night and my rest was greatly
broken. If / had to do much stoop-
ing or lifting while at work. it in
creased the misery. | was told about
Doan's Kidney Pills being good for
such troubles and began using them.
They helped me at nee. have adj
vised many people suffering from
kidney trouble to use Doan's Kidney
Pills"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
'Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hughes had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo. n. Y.-Adv.
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GERMANY IN SHIP
NOTE CONTROVERSY

Washington, Jan. 6.-The American
shipping protest may become "a double.
edged knife and be aimed at Germany
as well as Great Britain.
Coal shipments, 1t Is declared, may
become the subject OF complaint to
Germany.
On excellent authority II was stated
that involved in the shipping discus
sion with Great Britain is the ques-
ton OF Germany having secured coal,
oil and other c~ontraband from the
United States in alleged violation OF
the neutrality law.
Coal shipments have fallen into Ger
man hands upon clearance papers be
lieved misleading. These have been
the basis OF complaint by Great Brit.
ain.
American registry OF the Hamburg
American ship Decia under the emer.
gency registry act may be the basis
of a test.
II 10 thought possible that the Decia
will be ZEN with cotton to Germany
and a test case raised to determine
how far the allies will go In prevent.
ing sale OF German and Austrian
ships informed I'm the United States TO
Americans.
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REGULATION NOT N UL
Governor Byrne Devotes Much oil
Message to Railroads.

Pierre, S. d., Jan. 6.-Regulation by
the state and the nation has not been
running the business of the railroads
of the country. They are prosperous
and entitled to no particular consid-
Grafton. This is the opinion of Gov
n Byrne, expressed in his message
delivered to the South Dakota assem-
bly,.
The message contains $4,000 words.
Much space is taken up with discus
sion OF the railroad rate question and
with recommendations to the legisla-
ture for liberal support of the state
railroad commission. The governor
calls attention to the need of a rate
expert for the state commission and
would have the authority of tie COM
mission extended to take in light and
power companies,
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ONE RUSSIAN TOOK
NINETEEN PRISONERS
AuStrianS Surrendered as Rs
Called to Imaginary Comrades.

Paris.-How Private Lavine Of the
Russian army distinguished himself
near Lublin by capturing single hand.
ed nineteen Austrian soldiers Is told
In a letter received here.
Iavine had wandered off from his
patrol TO have a look round in a neigh
boring wood on his own hook. He had
Just entered the wood when he anne
upon a squad OF Austrians. Undismay-
ed, be promptly resorted to a typical
Cossack ruse. Looking back, he beck
oned to some imaginary comrades and
shouted: Come here! This way Here
they are!'
The Austrians followed the move
ments OF his hands with the greatest
excitement. Believing he was the cap
tain OF a full company, they promptly
decided TO surrender. Lavine accord
ingly ~dlsmounted and advanced, sword
In one hand and revolver In the other.
lie ordered them TO throw down their
rifles, which they did, and then direct
ed them to march ahead Of him. He
succeeded in bringing back to his sta
ton the entire bag Of sixteen soldiers
and three officers without firing a shot.
Since the outbreak OF the wal Paris
has been flooded with advertisements
OF prophets. palmists, card seers and
somnambulists who are equally pre-
pared To reassure anxious ~reservists
going to the front or state the exact
date of the conclusion of hostilities or
the arrival OF the kaiser at st. Helena.
A huge placard placed above the pic
ture of n prophecies in a chair beside
nm outlying boulevard runs thus:
Nine. Lea, a graduate card seer, in
forms her clients about the duration OF
the war, the number of victims and
the final fate OF the German emperor.
Price, 10 centimes q cents
When the French retook one OF the
towns on the east OF the allies field OF
operations n number OF prisoners cap
tured We're seen to be wearing tricolor
cockades In their helmets, although
otherwise clad In German uniforms.
"Why do you wear our colors 2"
asked the officer.
I'VE come from upper Alsaee," was
the reply, land we don't want to be
Germans"
"Do you want to become French
again r queried the officer.
NO" they said, I'VE are already
French" Then they threw aside their
helmets and TUNES, shouting "yive la
France! A has la Prusse.' much to the
surprise OF the other German prison
ers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06
WAR BREAD KAISER'S DIET
Emperor William Orders IL Served to
Himself and Encourage.

Berlin. Jan. emperor William
has given orders that the so called
war bread be served to himself and
the members of his encourage.
This bread, also styled *" bread,
consists of So per cen OF rye -four and
Is per CEN OF potato flakes. 1t Is be.
Ing consumed In accordance with a
wal time proclamation with the idea
OF making the supply of foodstuff I'm
the empire last longer. Up to the
present time II has not been bought
readily by the general public.
1t is hoped that the decision Of the
emperor to eat this bread himself
will influence the people to follow his
example. The newspapers are Civ
Ing much attention to the course of
his majesty In this connection.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06

Conclusion Of Commission on Wages
for Women.

Jefferson City. Mo. Jan. 6.-The
minimum upon which working girls
can live In Missouri ranges between
So in st. Joseph and $3.50 a week in
st. Louis. In spite of this thousands
of girls are existing throughout the
state on $3.50 a week. This, in sub.
stance, Is the report of the special
commission appointed by the state
senate a year ago to investigate con.
ditions of working women.
The final report. submitted by Lieu.
tenant Governor w. r. Painter, chair.
man of the commission. suggests as
remedial legislation a minimum wage
law for or the establishment
of a board to adjust women's wages
in various parts of the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06
TWO MENARE SHOT TO DEATH
Chicago Police Fight Battles With
Burglars.

Chicago, Jan. Ga policeman and .
burglar were shot to death and an al
legged highwayman was MORALLY
wounded In two revolver battles police
fought with four robbers caught In an
attempted holdup and a burglary here.
The dead are John Sausman, police
man, and George Hennessey, burglar.
Jack Dutton, notorious police char
acter, was wounded.
Dutton and an unidentified negro
companion. who escaped, shot and
killed Sausman as he attempted to ar
rest them after an attempted holdup.
Dutton was shot four times by police
men who trapped him a few blocks
away from the scene OF the killing.
Hennessey was shot and killed by
Detective Axel Jensen. who found him.
with an accomplice. prying open =
store window. Hsnnesssy's compaa.
~ escaped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06
FEDERAL OFFICERS RE MOVED
Permitted German Vessel to Leave
Brazilian Port With Supplies.

Rio Janiero, Jan. 6.-The German
steamer Holger. having secretly left
the harbor of Pernambuco, presum.
ably with supplies for the German
warships still at large in South Amer
lean waters, the federal government
has removed from Office the authori-
ties who should have guarded against
such a breach OF neutrality. The re.
sponsible officials also have been or
dered before a board OF inquiry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06
WHEAT PRICE AGAIN SCARS
Reaches Raise Of 2La csnts Over Pre-
vious Record Figure.

Chicago, Jan. Ga sensational rise
In spot wheat In Liverpool and de.
plorable conditions In the European
markets was given as the reasons for
the jump wheat took In the local mar
ket.
Wheat was up 2h to 3 points over
the previous days close at the start,
marking $f.37 for May and s1.24 for
July options.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-06
ARM BROKEN, He HUNTS ON.
Man, Seventy-four, Keeps After a Deer
For a Week After Accident.

Bellefonte, Pa. Isaac Miller. seventy
fonte hunting party out on the AIlegbe-
mics after deer, fell of a box in the
hunters tent and disIocated his left
shoulder. So eager was he TO get a
shot at a deer that he refused TO listen
to the insistence OF his friends that be
come home, but strapped the upper
part Of bis arm to his body and hunted
all week. He walked six miles to the
nearest settlement and was brought
home, a distance OF forty miles, by au-
tomobile. The arm was reset. and he
is little worse for the experience.