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oRH,s he CAROLINA 1NvERNnIo

AInores iragicys. , tomos. 0Sl
Al bordc del abisno y Lazo funesto: ?,
tcpOS. : U.9
Coraz6n De madre. ? tomos. . . . $50
C0raZ0n de Obrero. 2 tomos. . 0.SJ
CaGena eiCrna- { tOmOS. Lei
Crimen sin cas;iSo ' i.uchs supreEn1: )
Dramas del adul,erio. ? iomoS. go
Fl beSo Dc una mucri3 y la yenganza de
una lOCa. : iODIOi. = v.s
Fl Uitimo beSO. 90
Il ScCreto dc IN bandiGO. O.it
Fl ireE dc Ia muertc. : tOmoS. t.sn
Fl hiiO del anaTquiSta. , tOmos. . O.SH
IL albeTyUe del delilO. . tomOS. . 0.S2
e ahOrCaGO del paTCIe. 4 tonoS. TO-
e calvar!o de una madre J Arrepentlmien-
10. , iomoS. t.@
Los Crimcnes de DiavOlira- . tOnGs. . G.SD
Los amOres maliitOs. = tomos. 0so
Los marIdoS Infames. ? tOTnos. O.HJ
La scpultada viva. : ;0mOS. . . O.SD
Las yiCtlmdS del amor. . O.4A
Las tragedlas de los CclOs. 1 tomos. . f.6l
La peCadora. . O-fj
La htta de Ia poTter3. > rOmo5. . 0SI
Ia RESURRECTION de IN angel. 0.tl
La bailarina del TealTO Real. 2 tonos CSC
la Ultima cita. = tumos G.en
Los mlSteriOs del crtme:I. 4 tonos. f.6O
Las eSClavaS DlanCaS. = tones. = . U.SO.
Paraiso e Inferno. 0.+g.
Rlna o Ell Angel 30 los AlpeS. 2 tomOS h.S0
Teresa IN RcsuCitadG. J tomOS. G.S8
In Crimen en- autom0vil. J touros 0-Sl
VIrgen ) madre y E1piacion. 3 tomos. i-g
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Samuel. Gompers Pie. de-.
O'icnc dc la rag. 1a.)

cusa para la ausencia dc los Scna-
dorcs Y Diputados-la huelga ferro'
carriIera-pcro no habia otra raz6n
para que Tammany Hall deiaSr de
enviar representatives. que la ind
ferencia."
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Cuznco necesite libros en- espanoi
diriiase listed = ignacio E. LozGno.-
SOY Doiorosa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
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npR.S DE- VICTOR HUGO.

r.rflS z Ia nova. o.IJ
ms . U75
~ 5ornbre riIa RE. O.65
- aEo terrible. H-65
~ q Fs1isatiOs de Ia Rev. Traacesa 0.65
Il DasrirrrO. 09O
ian de ISlanGia o cl HOmDre Fiera-. 0.6J
Ia ievenda &c los Sigl0S. o."
Les N!SerableS. : tOmOS. g.. rs
los trabajadores del mar. . G.62
Yyies,-s SONORA de Paris. O.S-
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N0tclaS u 10 centayUs

Are dc buscar marido.
Amor ! marttTto.
CaITarl0 de amor.
81 ROviO p"eSiadO-
81 puTzatOrio de las Snlieras.
Fl paraisO de las mujeres.
FL inferno de los hombres.
e ha.a de los mares
RI Collar dc eSmeraldas.
II rldo de r~u;Se0ores.
e 81 &c las nlias-
Il anna en- IN beso-
La hl}s de las flores.
Ia mia te los iazntnes-
II vtada alegre.
la rUr;s del amor.
la prinrcsa del ddllsr-
La hfia tie venus
Las oDreraS del amor.
Las hijaS del champagne.
las Eyas mOdeTnas.
Maldt;as sean las muieres-
Ma'ditos sean los hombres-
Na1d!Ias sean las suegrss.
ha-tt;O sea ri AfllDT-
MSltrcs sean los celOs-
PorquE Sc casan los hombrcs-
PorquG Sc caSan las mujeres.
PorGre pecan las muIeres.
PorGuS reilciG2n las yludas.
PorguG mGruaural las vtejas.
POr scCa!r a una Inuier.
>u ElaIrStad cl Amor.
Viva Jui luviai
Azurgna, por CarIots Brsema.
i1-2. uD- GGTloia SrSeIne.
T. ts,erro de Gro.
u MO maidi.o-
- E~ssGUscrito dc MI mafre.
II cGgS de aIdea.
Maria, FOR Jorge Isases
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LOS NSnuaiHS ano'aceS & continuation va
len Si.GI ut peso cada unoj.
hanUcI Ce acelteS = jaDOleS.
Manual de agriculture Y ganatsCls.
Manual q" a'SafitcTIa.
Na7iili q" aTinS : ofi"ios.
Manual Gr rlrpln'nTla Dc taller.
Manual d. c"rTdieTia Y obTa de hero.
Manual dc, rohctcr0 V pOivOrista.
Manual del rur,jdOr de pieleS.
Manual del ccnulrrn-pasic!erO.
EauIal del Gr,,ilaa0r iicorlsis.
N1D;Ia; de- rlrrlTtridId.
Manual fe fotngrafia.
Manual del hoJllatcrO.
Manual Ge tarfinerla Y horticulture.
Manual del l5haTc0 de minas.
Manual tic Icchcria.
rtauua! de InccAntca Industrial.
+, Manual del pfrtor.
Manual DEL Telotera
f, Manual del sasire.
! MANUEL del tclegrafisia.
! Manual de yeicrinaria y equitacI6n.
Manual del ZapGieTo.
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! C~arlOmagno. o los DoCe Pares de Fran
! cIa. 4 IA rus,lra 01,
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madres dc famiiis :,
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Genoveya de Bravante. va
Historic de Robinson Crusoe. Hermoso Il
bio gue TrOvOCa Sicnpre lntchsas en-.
clones. EG!c.0n de luio. .-.-- ~
LIZ Dana de las cameiiaS. ~:
Los s.e.e pecados capitaleS- : toHios i-Sa
Ia Ley dc Dos. ~"
Los tlltim0s dias de Pompeya. ina de ias
obras mas interesanteS de Ia epoca 70.
mana. EGiri0n de lui0. $1,000 w
La muier adrltera. 4 iomos tela. -
LIZ hi,6 del Cardinal. = -. g."
Los Tres MosCueteroS, con 81 c~0ntinuscton
'veinte amos despues" Y E ElzcoLlC
de BrGgeione. ( iOTaos. 1890. 20
Los Mls,erios de Ia IifuuiSirinn. . Sc
la iuyentuG de Enrique CUarl0. . lM
Napoleon, por Dumas. 30
oscar V Amanda. 2 tomos. $500. rs
PABLO y Virginia. BIS
QUO EatIs? NoreIa Historical &c Ia epcca.
Romeo y fu!'etS. $3.50. as
IA hiio natural. SIS
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OBRAS DE vargas villa

Abb Roia. l." !
Aura o las yiOletGs- nSJ ,
Answering. Isl
GOn0S dc CSDuIila ~.
ClepSidra Ruia- "a la rIlstiCa). 90
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ne SIS Uses : de sus rosas. . 80
Fl alma de les lirios... i.%j
Ell ARCHIPELAGO sonora. . . f-3n
Fl Camlno del triunfO. . f.5o
En- las zarzas del OreS- f-3O
Fl ri.mO de Ia vida. t.3O
Flor del Fango. 0.Sh
Huerto Asn0stco. g.. 1.3O
Ibis. . i-3J
La conquista de Bizalcio. 1.3O
La ReplhliCa Romano. . . 10
Ia Sfnnicnte. i.$g
La TrageGia del CTisto. D.. 10
L%aurclES ItojOS - Si-"h
Los CesareS de Ia Decadencia. t.@
Los divinos Y los humaEoS. -. t-S1
Los psriss. . f.S9
P3EinaS eSCcg'd3s. : : l.!
PreteritaS. LID
PolittCas e Nist0ricas. O.. . i.jh
ProsaS. LaIteS. . 10
Bosas de Ia tarte. 90
'Verbu de AGruoHiCI0n Y dc CombltC $50.
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CiIando necesite libros en- espahOi
'iriiase listed a Ignacio E. Lozan0.-
n7 1oloroSs St.-S. Actocic. Teas.
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j.. tGITACED:I IN ESPtNA P0R
l.: GUERnh...... ......
Qicnc de la E'ag. IL

dan IL al purJ.o rspaiol que apoye
ii Gstos.
Los cue hasta ahora nan gnardadc
Una art!lud pru#cnte. son los ger
man6rilos. pues 6stos no han en-
prrriiIo nin:una clra.
liz majcraGo la situacion cconomlca.
r. Ninis;ro De Hacienda ha infor-
main = la prcnSa, que la situaci6n
cconfmic4 Ia dorado srandemen'
lp. no JbstaEtr qIc las flnanzas Oct
aoD!"rro prrmanecen on un estado-
no muy D0nancibIe. Sc Ina dispuesto
uur 80 rolnQuan rn los mercados IL
uaurlr:gS dr \ucNa York gran nu-
Nero - ya!0rr> I'll ORC, con el 0DJe-
IA a.. .nal;rucr 81 cSlnhlo sobre este
naI,. n.l- eSlaD.r Que sobre cuaIquier
| olra ..asluu he las que permahGccc
n~ruIralp, Ell la actual guerra.
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CUBIC V bcbio las pccas gotas que ha-
bian guedaGo en- el.
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MAS REDTmA la MAS asI1@g5sAAo La egM I naE Ell M H 1mDo LA oEE m yEME III Was skn mRA1o LOS
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RELIGION

.,~o-. 10 SaIysrl6n- h.S5
@",sc.--rE dc T,',gIGI 0..g
T--,rrg,For General go
cs,rriE1,o 10 icrsoYpr4nrIs. 100
D~ey0ci0RaT.y GUaddlupanO. ...-.. US
e GeniO del C~TiSItaniSrlo. Lectures para
81 hoEar. EdICion de lujo. 2.ys
Elemental. pCr BalmeS. . f-2'
E.SJOr.. Sa=Tacs- LIbr0 del Antique : NUe-
70 -rstamentO. GU" .Gn'iene Ia historic
del pueblo de Israel ' pIGta las fiSura5
q n2i1iarcas Y prOFetaS, yiendose clara
80 FEirtsn ii. iIi0. 2.GG
la fmilaClGn De CriStO. DOT
LaYalie meNlcano de o~raClUnaS. B.s5
Los NarlireS, % 81 lriunrC de Ia religion cTiS-
rIana- nor ~Chs,eaUbriand. EdiciJa de !u,o
con ,,-sh45gS X
Ng.e-. del ~anto Milo dc Atocha. . N.ti
P-c-g.5 LayaIlc de il Juyen.ud. ca
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sies de autoreS mCztcanos. ~
pasgonariaS. Por Manuel VI. Flores. e . o'tV
T1eSlaS de Antonio Plaza UI3
PoeSiaS de Manuel AcuIa- --..--. W"
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oERAS POETICAS DE PEA.

-s,.os dsI vo.ar 0.I
q Ar1a del amor. Edici6n de iuiO- . - i-so
Flores DEL Alma. EdIc.dn de liljo. : . 10
Hogan : PStria. EGlc.on Dc fuI0. 1:z0
Los GloriaS de Mexico. ComPOSicioneS de-
d!caGas & IA pajrla Y q Sus heroes U..2
MEMORIES. religlias Y TetTaios. Prosas a.s5
aecuevdos y Espcranzas- Ed. de iuio LIS
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ESPIRTISSO

peyoclonarlo esp!rltIst6. . o@
e nbrO de los mediums 30
ii IibrU de los Fsp.rtiIS ---s
Ell Genesis, los milagrUS Y las prctIcci3.
Ces. 0T5
e. EvangeIio SeglIn el eSpiri'lSnO- 90
e Cieio y Ell Inferno. eE5
0bras poStumaS de Allan kartcc. o55
fOu5 ss el eSpiTIdsnoH. C-75
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
FOUND FROZEN
JOHN MCOSHAM SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN THROWN FROM
4 HORSE.

Lebanon. Jan. 20.-John McCosh-
am. a transient laborer between 80
and 40 years of age. was found frozen
to death here near the town hall. hav-
ing supposedly been thrown from a
saddle horse and stunned while some
what under the influence of liquor.
McCosham borrowed a saddle
horse from Fred Dreblow. saying he
wished to ride TO the Primus Ander-
son farm to see if he could not get
a job there. He W. reached the
Anderson place. When found he had
in his possession a quart and a half
of whisky in beer bottles. Where he
procured this is yet a mystery.
In a notebook the address of Mrs.
j. j. McCosham. Norway. Mich, was
given, but no trace of the woman
could be found there. The remains
are being held, hoping that some rel
atiyes can be found.
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A THRIFTY SHERIFF
DREW MILEAGE FEE OF S12 FOR
COLLECTING 81 TAN.

Pierre, Jan. ga mileage fee Of
s12 for collection of 81 of delinquent
poll tax is the complaint Of a resident
of Beresford which brought an in
quiry to the state legal department
as TO the rights of the sheriff in such
collections. 1t is alleged by the resi-
dents Of Beresford, that the sheriff
Of Union county came up from the
county sea at Elk Point, a distance
OF about thirty miles. and made a
round up of delinquent personal
property taxes in that town, and that
he charged the full mileage fee of 20
cents a mile against each and every
delinquent from whom he made a col
lection, and there is a grand roar
from that part of the county. The
nan who had to pay the $12 wher
the only tax against him was a poll
tax was probably the worst hit in
comparison, but each was called upon
to pay the same sum. The holding
OF the state law department is that
the sheriff was entitled to mileage to
and from Elk Point and no more on
such a round up collection, and was
not entitled to multiple collection of
fees.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
BOOST SOUTH DAKOTA
VARIOUS DIVISIONS TO UNITE IN
MEETING TO BE HELD AT
HURON MARCH 7-S.

Huron, Jan. ga meeting was
held in this city yesterday for the
purpose of taking up the suggestions
and requests OF the State Bankers
association that a determined effort
be made TO advertise the state of
South Dakota, its various products
and facilities. this effort TO be a con
certed one on the part Of all the inn
portant state organizations, the im-
migration department included.
As a result of the gathering a
state builders and boosters meet
ing will be called to meet here on
Tuesday and Wednesday. March Z
and s, the call to be signed by the
proper officers of the various state
associations. The president or other
officer designated from each such as
ISOLATION will be a member of the
program committee of the proposed
meeting. Charles McCaffree. immi-
grafton commissioner. being chair
mar of the committee.
At a recent gathering Of the ecu
tive board of the State Bankers as
ISOLATION a boosters meeting TO for
ward the interests of South Dakota
was suggested. and Mr.. McCaffree
was urged to call the preliminary
meeting held here yesterday.
The following representation of
different state associations was pres
emit: j. w. Campbell. Huron. State
Bankers association; L. S. Everett.
Redfield, president South Dakota
Real Estate Dealers association; T..
ID. Yule. Alexandria. representing
State Press association; John b. Tay-
Tor. Ipswich. acting for j. w. Parm-
ley. of the Good Roads association of
the state: Il. G.. Rudolph, represent
ing the Dakota Farmer. of Aberdeen.
Charles McCaffree. Pierre. immigra-
ton commissioner; Mayor ID. G.. Med
berry, of Huron, J.. Med. Campbell.
Huron, member South Dakota Real
Estate Dealers association, and c. Y.
MeIlvaine. Huron. secretary of the
South Dakota state board of agricul-
ture.
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TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
Items Taken from the Daily
Leader Files

Jerry Craney, Jr., is down with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Martin Johnson returned
this afternoon from her visit TO
friends in Miner county.
o. c. Bailey, of Leroy township,
went to Amboy. Mimi. called east by
the illness of his parents.
The S. NJ. division will have a new
travelling auditor soon in the person
of Station Agent Craig. of Milbank.
Rojine and Annie Hoidal. sister
and daughter, respectively of Peter
Hoidal, of the northeast part of the
county, were passengers today for
Morehead, Mimi.
w. A.. Logan and f. r. c. Cross
will leave here in the morning by
team to attend the state creamery
convention at Huron. ). Bullock
left for the same meeting this morn
ing.
Christian Strom, of Orland, struck
an inexhaustible supply of water in a
new we'll at eighteen feet last Satur-
day, while the boring on H. p.
Smiths place in Concord is down 203
feet and no signs of water yet.
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DEAD AT RAPID CITY
NOTORIOUS BLACK HILLS CHAR
ACTER Is A VICTIM OF
PNEUMONIA.

Rapid City, Jan. 20.-Lulu Rob
erts, a noted character in the Black
Hills for several years, did not go 10
trial here yesterday before Judge Me
Gee for the shooting of a young man
named Miller in November. Instead
she in answering TO d higher tribunal
than a mere earthly court for any
sins she may have committed on this
earth.
The woman died here Saturday
from pneumonia which developed
from an attack of grippe which came
on her about two weeks ago. The
case was set for trial January 10,
but owing TO the condition of the
woman was postponed a week.
James Harley, who was arrested
with the Roberts woman and held to
trial jointly with her on the charge
of assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to do bodily harm, will be
tried at this term of court, probably
this week.
1t is alleged that Miller went to see
the Roberts woman, Harley being in
the house with her at the time.
Someone shot Miller, but he recover
ed from the wounds. AT the time OF
the shooting it was said that the
woman fired the shot. but later de
velopments made it uncertain as TO
who wounded Miller.
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TO SUPREME COURT
RICHARDS AND HIS ATTORNEYS
ON WAY TO WASHINGTON.

Huron. Jan. 2O.-R. O. Richards
left this morning with his attorneys
for Washington. ID. C., to present the
matter of the South Dakota primary
election law to the United States SUI
preme court. The motion Will prob
ably be heard next Monday.
Before leaving. Mr.. Richards said
1t is now no longer a matter OF the
Richards primary law, but the great
er question of the peoples right to
rule, and a question of integrity Of
the constitutional amendment on the
initiative and referendum: also of
the integrity of the election laws of
the state as expressed by the verdict
of a majority at the polls. The only
difference between an absolute mon
archy and a republic lies i'm the elec-
ton laws.
| have no idea whether the United
States supreme court Will grant any
relief. but VIZ will exhaust all legal
remedies first. and then appeal 10
the people through the republican
proposal promulgated al Pierre. jan
uary g..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
WAR SUMMARY
PROGRESS OF CONDITIONS AS
COMPILED by THE ASSO-
GATED PRESS.

New York. Jan. 20.-Special CON
s%tantinople now announces thar The
Ottoman armies resisting the Rus
sian advance i'm the Caucasus have
been reinforced and have checked
the Russians along the entire front
Grand Duke Nicholas forces have
suffered severely, according to the
statement, which claims that only
slight changes in the positions have
been affected by the Russian opera
tions.
On the other hand a P~etrograd of
fetal statement claims that the cam
paign in the Caucasus is developing
favorably TO the Russians. who have
taken strong Turkish positions.
Good progress also is being made
in the Russian campaign in Persia.
P%etrograd declares.
Little new light has been thrown
upon happenings in Greece, whence
reports of strongly aggressive rove
ments on the part of the entente
powers have come through German
sources. A London dispatch says the
British foreign office believes the
German reports TO be unfounded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
HOT NRTESIAN WATER
ArtcSian Pond Makes Winter Resort
for Frogs.

Capa, Jan. 20.-The famous hot
water artesian Well at this place is
attracting much attention this winter
among the visitors to the city. The
temperature of the water is such thai
the pond formed by the surplus flow
of the we'll never freezes over and
frogs have made their home there all
winter. Wild ducks also come TO the
pond quite frequently to sport in the
warm water. The other day one of
the ducks followed a tempting green
frog into the supply pipe. and once
in, instead OF striving to get back 10
freedom kept striving to 90 ahead.
with the result that il tightly clogged
the pipe and met its death. This
stopped the flow of the surplus water
and caused the supply pipe to over
flow at the upper end. 1t required u
day TO clear out the supply pipe when
the dead body of the duck was found
to be the source of the trouble.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Madison People Have Kidney
Trouble and DO Not Know Ii.
you have backache?

Do you have backache?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, and depressed?
Are the kidney secretions irregu-
lar?
Highly colored; contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning of dis
tress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this Madison testimony.
Mrs. S. Olsbo, Madison, says: Il
highly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills, as / consider them a good med
icine for backache and other kidney
ailments. They have proven valuable
in such trouble. Others of my fam
lily have also tried Doan's Kidney
Pills and speak in their praise just
as strongly as | do"
Price SO cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Olsbo had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
BIRTH CONTROL
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MISUS-
ING MAIL BASES DEFENSE
ON THEORY.

New York, Jan. 20.-The Roose-
veltian idea of large families and the
birth control theory will clash in
court here in one of the most impor-
ant trials involving these issues ever
called in the history of the country.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, an author of
books on sex matters, will go on trial
charged with sending obscene mat
ter through the mails.
The specific charge is based upon
her book, The Woman Rebel, .
which is a discussion of birth control.
Prominent women are backing Mrs
Sanger. They argue that wives have
a right to know how to escape bear
ing large families to add to their
burdens. They assert that limiting
babies would alleviate distress and
poverty.
The defenders of the theory assert
that a law prohibiting physicians
from telling women how to prevent
childbirth should be repealed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
CLOCKS TELL OF THEFT.
Stop When Culprit Breaks Circuit OF
Electrical System.

Seattle, W~ash.-Alany instruments re.
the exact momen OF a theft at
the University of Washington. but gave
nu definite information as to the place
In which il was committed or the ideu
tity of the thief.
Officials determined that The theft
had been committed in an u%uucrup.cl
building on the campus AZ 3.iu ID cloch
in the afternoon all The clu * iu The
uniyersity'S %tiertris system stopped
The master clock Wa~ tntlpl lo tee run
ming, and search the ucNl morning re-
vcaled that thr cir uif ha,l nrru hrukru
the empty cotldgc Uhrrr the time
piece had heen TORN tr"tu thc wan
The thief had also taken tmf tc
telephone.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20
ASSAIL PREPAREDNESS
DAKOTA SENATOR'S RECEIVE
PROTESTS FROM CON
STITUENTS.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Senators A.
j. Gronna, of North Dakota and Ed
win 5. Johnson, of South Dakota have
Gus letters of protest from farmers in
regard to the military prepared
ness" program of the Wilson admin
istration. The letters, which have
come from nearly every section Of
the states. have been presented to the
senate and referred to the committee
on military affairs.
Edwin Boa. of Buxton. y. D.,
writes:
AS a citizen of North Dakota |
urge you to use whatever influence
you may deem advisable in opposition
to the program for the increase OF
our army and navy. The large stand
ing armies. in my opinion. have con
tributed largely to the present Euro
pean conflict"
A letter received by Senator p. j.
McCumber from Albert Mork. of
brady, n. d., reads:
DO what you can to save US from
the evil designs of the armament
trust. the munition g~rafters and the
military clique"
Amos f. Eyers. of Raleigh, n. D.,
writes:
Our greatest danger is militarism.
Anybody knows we are safe without
a large fighting force as long as we
stay at home and attend to our own
affairs"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-20

come up here i'm the case OF Charles
Nindell, who appeared i'm municipal
court TO answer 20 the charge OF vag-
rancy. Nindell claimed that he had
just been discharged from ST. Joseph
hospital when arrested Inquiry at
the hospital showed that the man had
gone to the hospital pretending to be
doubled up with the greatest pain.
but as Don as morphine was admir-
istered i'm IN effort to relieve his sur
fering, he quietly disappeared. he
was given thirty days in the county
Jail.