davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30
HER CHANGE.
UperI,tsons In Street Car That Puzzled
the Old Lady.

An instance of the way in which the
simplest problems in mathematics
sometimes present strange difficulties
is told by an eyewitness of an amusing
incident in New England street car.
An old lady handed the conductor q
ten-cent piece, which the eyewitness
noticed, as she sat next the old lady,
handed the old lady a five-eent piece,
not discovering at the moment the char
acter of the coin he had received.
As soon as he saw his mistake he
turned back and said: Lady, | an
sorry, but we are not allowed to tal1s
Canadian money!" and, SO saying, he
handed her the ten-cent piece.
"Are you sure that's my money!"
asked the old lady, sharply.
'Yes, ma'am, and I'm sorry | made
the mistake" said the conductor.
ooh. I'm willing to take it back, if
you're sure it's NINE" returned the
passenger, obligingly slipping the dime
into her poclletbool.
"And your fare, please, ma am" said
the conductor, respectfully, after a
pause.
"What? Why, l don't see how you
calculate that; it's real mixin' to me, !"
said the old lady, flushing, as she took
the identical fiye-cent piece which she
had received in change and handed it to
the conductor
'Well, but, ma'am, I haven't had
your fare yet" said the conductor, pa
tiently. Don't you see how it is ?"
mo, young man, don't, " said the old
lady, looking severely at him; but
rather than have any talk about it I'll
give you another five cents
She counted out five pennies and
poured them into his hand; then she
replaced her poelletbool1 in her bag and
sunk back into her seat with very red
cheeks.
DO you see how he fggered it,
child?' she said, turning helplessly to
the young woman next to her mo-
ment later 81 shouldn't want to handy
words with him, for arithmetic never
was my strong point; but seems to me
1t was real extortion. There was 20
cents | had to give him before he was
any way satisfied, but | suppose he
knows how Ire figgered it.'-Youth's
Companion.
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30

WATER AS A FOOD.
The Pros and Cons of Ice Water Also
Discussed.


Discussed.
1t is generally acknowledged by
physicians that too little fluid is taken,
rather than too much, and the great
benefit derived from treatment at min.
eral springs is often quite as much due
to the amount as to the kind of water;
that is, so far as the cure is due to
water at all, and not to regular habits,
exercise in the air, better mental con-
dison, faith in the cure, etc.
Many diseases are directly due to
too great concentration of the fluids of
the body and are to be counteracted by
the inhibition of larger quantities, for
a time at least. To have sufficient water
present is the rationale of water cures,
especially that form wlNeh ppescribes
the drinking of cupful of hot or cold
water half an hour before meals. This
not only washes out the stomach; it
furnishes the medium for the active
secretions of ptyalin, gastric juice, ETC.,
in quantity. On the other hand, eX-
cess lies in the path OF this as well as
other things, and what is rule for one
is not a rule for another. However, if
one finds that the taking of n pint of
water will relieve that sense of OPP
preston and indigestion which some
times occurs an hour or two after a
meal, and that only favorable effects
follow the inference is that too little
was taken with the food. There is not
much danger of taking too much clear
water.
The temperature of the water to be
drunk is often a vexed question. This
may be left to the individual, for the
quantity taken (one-half to one pint)
at any time can have but little influence
upon the temperature of the IA pints
Of blood circulating rapidly about the
70 or more pounds of water in the It's
sues, which are maiNtained at a tenn
perature of nearly 100 degrees.
For experiment two tumblers of ice
water have been slowly swallowed and
promptly siphoned out and found to
nave attained a temperature of 95 de-
grees in five minutes. II is true that it
is possible to swallow ice water so rap
idly and in such quantities that the
stomach receives a momentary chill,
and disturbance sets in, but this is no
reason why all ice water should be for
bidden.-American Kitchen Magazine.
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30
A TERRIBLE FRIGHT.

"How does fright affect you? 1t al
ways makes me cold all over, and shiv-
cry, like water down ones back, you
know"
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30

The feeling of fear which sometimes
comes to the wakeful in the dead Of
night had taken possession of her. She
thought she heard strange noises in the
house, and became convinced that a
burglar was plying his trade at the
front window. She went over to her
husband and shook him.
"Orlando," she exclaimed.
But Orlando did not move, except as
her own eXertions caused him TO do so
"Orlandol There's somebody trying
to get into the house"
"Uh. huh"
Perhaps we will be murderedi"
"Uh, huh"
She was becoming distracted. II
was plain that no ordinary means
would awaken him. So she bent gently
over his pillow and whispered:
"0rlando, there's a big fire down the
street, and the engines will be along in
a minute"
1t was an untruth. but it got Or
lando out of bed and half dressed in
less than IS seconds, and she thought it
was justifiable under the circum-
stances.-Detroit Free Press.
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30

Miss Barrows, l offer you my hand.
I have long loved you. L"
Say no more. Mr.. Bulliondollar. II
il is the hand you write checks with
you offer me, / accept with pleasure"
Bay City Chat,
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30
He Know what mo Was Ahont.

'Spieglehausen," said the leader of
the little German band TO the from
bone, "vot for you blay so loud? You
drown der rest of dat music"
"Meigenstiener," returned the from
bone, wen l don't blay SO loud und
drown the rest of dat music, We. lose
money; so don'd you forgot idl"-Bay
City Chat.
The Van Buren press., 1896-05-30
4 respect the man who knows di

Il respect the man who knows dis
tinctly what he wishes. The greater
part of all the mischief in the world
arises from the fact that men do not
sufficiently understand their own aims.
They have undertaken 70 build a tower,
and spend no more labor on the founda-
ton than would be necessary TO erect
o hvt.-Coethe.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-26
D A KO T A.

Det totala taXeringsvardet af S.
Dakotas egendom ar ar 81, $50, 995
mindre an f6rlidet ar.
Inkorporationsar har i
Pierre, s. D., uttagits af Eloro Mining
Company i Elgerton. Bosagets kapi-
tai dr. 81, 600, 900.
Inbrottstj ufvar bes0kte mandags
stationsagenten J. c. Hansons hem i
Fargo. N. D., och bortstulo juveler for
EFT bstydligt v;irde.
Olycka grutva. John Buroneon,
en- finne, traffades under arbete Home
stake gruGvan Deadwood, S. D., af en-
fallande stem och slogs ihjel.
Stor haststold. Hastjufvar. bort
stulo i lordags ej mindre an tjusosex
arbetshastar fran farmaren J. G.. Par
sons, boende sex mil vester ON Cando,
North Dakota
Nedrigt forfaringssatt. Trenne
sk0rdemaskiner tillh0rande farmaren
George Birks mara Jamestown, N. D.,
blefvo en- matt f0rliden vecka slagna
bltar af nagra illasinnade personer.
Under ett forsok att rymma fran
fangelset Deadwood, S. D., ihjelskj0 j0ts
den 20 dcnnes Roy Sewsll, som hakta-
des for kreatursst0ld. Slagtaren Will
lard, som afsk6t det dodande skottet,
har frikants.
En- affaIling. Col. NJ M. Price,
"populistpartiets fader" i S. Dakota,
har 0fvergifvit populistpartiets liz
ger och f0rklarat, att han hadanefter
under valkampanjen komm er att ar be Ia
for Mckinley.
Innebranda. Natten till den &c
dennes nedbrande John Filbsrts Wa
tsrtown, S. D., boningshus. 'Filbert
och tvenne d6ttrar. Katie Is ar ochTil-
lie 10 ar, blefvo innebranda. Eden
tros hafva blifvit anlagd.
Ledsen vid lifvet. Mrs Belle
Pierson Fargo, N. D., som 6fvergif-
Wits af sin man och derefter bott med
en- AMMAN man vid MANN Charley Raw
ley, gjorde l6rdags slut pa slit olyck-
liga lif genom att intaga gift. s,>
Sorgligt missode. En- liten dotter
till George Harmon, en- farmare nara
chamberlain, s. D., rakads under det
hon en- dag f0rliden vecka var ute och
akte med sin fader, att falla af vagnen
och blifva 0fverk0rd. OGDEN f6ljde na-
stan iionnblickligen, - i.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-26
WISCO N SIN.

En- MI Kinley-klubb har blifvit
organiserad Hudson och eyer redan
800 medlemmar. Otto w. Arnquist Dir
kass0r.
Dodsfall. Peder N Haugen, fader
till cx congressman N. P. Haugen,
Falls en- alder al 80 ar.
sagqvarnen, tillhorande Willow
River Lumber Co. New Richmond,
har nedlagt slit arbete pa gruud af da<
lig afsattning for travirke Manga ar.
betare forlorade derigenom sin syssel.
sattning.
Tidningsman dodad. David M.
Schoyen, redakt0r for "Normannen",
en- norsk tidning som utgifves Slough
ton, foil / fredags fran ett gang va.
rande tag Madison och d0dades. Scho-
yen var en- gang redakt5r for Chicago
tidningen ''Skandinaven" och hade
gjort sig kand som en- skckig forf at
tare.
Fran Trade Lake f0rmales, att en-
republikansk klubb blifvit organiserad
derstades med F. G. Dahlberg som
president och E. H. johnson som se-
kreterare. Kongressman Jenkins kom-
mer att halla tai ''town hallen" fre-
dagen den ii sept Pa aftonen XII. 7: 80
kommer en- allman mottagning att ega
rum for att gifva hvar och en- tillfalle
att CORA narmare bekantskap med hr
Jenkins.
West superior-nyheter: Masonic
block, belaget pa Towsr ave, mellan 9th
och 9th str, har f0rklarats vara sa
bristlalligt skick, att det maste antin-
gen renoveras eller och nedrifvas.
Byggnaden eges af w G. Edwards st.
Paul. Pastor G. O. Schoberg med
fru var qvallen den IS dennes f5remal
for en- storartad hyllning fr;in sina for
samlingsbor Steel Plant och South
Superior, det att dessa da f5r sin nya
pastorfOraustaltat ett surprise party"
En- del m6bler och afven penningar Of
verlemnades till pastorsfamiljen.
Advokat T. NJ. Thorson, norsk till b6r-
den, tros komma att upptradasom kan
didat for kongresssn pa frisilfver-repn-
blikanernas valsedel. - En- ny whale
back"-angare, | storlek den tredje
ordningen, gick af stapeln den 10 dis.
Baten bar namnst Alexander Holleya
och kostar SlC0. .0O0
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-26
L0pande N:r MI 25,

Till Clerk of Court hafva populi.
sterna Wright county nominerat J,j
S. Johnson.
Hveteskorden Minnesota beraks'
mas ar till A, 500, 900 bushels eller ma
got under medelskord.
En- sound money club Or bildad
bland tyskarne New Ulm. Medlems-
antalet angifves vara 300. !
Farl1gt fall. 81. P. Bergman,
medlem af irman Hoorn, Bergman 81
Co. Fergus Falls, rakade en- dag for
ra veckan falla ned fran en- Is fots stall.
ming SAINT skada sig ganska allvar.
SAINT
Fran Anoka f0rmales, att E. A.
Norell under ett anfall af sinnesf0r vir-
ring begatt sjelfmord genom hang
ming. Det uppgifves att daliga affarsr
varit narmasts anledningen till det
sorglfga slutet. !
Fran Black River. Sistlidne som
days eftermiddag holl harvarande sv.
luth. f6rsamling en- lyckad sondags-
skolfest. Programmed omvexlade med
sang och defamation utaf skolans
clever. Katie och cake" serverades.
Nettoinkonstsn blef Sl8 och skall
densamma blifva en- grundfond for ett
blifvande presthus. Past Seashore ar
allmant omtyckt, och afven manga
u:om f0rsamlingen staende besoka
gudstiensterna
Inbrott och mord. Kr5garen
Thomas Curlin Lake Elmo blef kl. 2
pa morgonen sistlidne mandag m6rdad
af inbrottstjufvar. Pa qvallen var en-
framling inne / krogen och frAgade
Curlin hvilken It'd han stangde sin lo-
kal, hvarpa svarades att ingen bestamd
It'd var utsatt. Nagot fore XII, h0rdes
buller kroglokalen och mrs. Curlin
vackte da sin man, hvilken gick ut
ett angransande rum. Har stotte han
genast pa fridst6rar en-, hvilken pa SAM
ma gang som han tillropade husets in
vanare att halla sig stilla, atfyrade fem
| revolverskott. ALA fem skotten hade
traffat Curlin, och foil denne ned och
dog nastan 6gonblickligt. Tvenne an
dra man, som befunno sig byggnaden,
hade icke ems blifvit-vackta af de aAos-
sade skotten, och mar de kommo pa
| f0tterna voro bofvarne redan for.
svuuna.
Mocumentet vid Fort Ridgeley.
Pa statens bekostnad har ett st0rre
monument blifvit rest vid Fort Ridge
ley till mime af den hardnackade strid,
som derstades utkampades mot india
nerna auguSti 1852. Sistlidne tors
dag bef denna rassands miunesEard 4
narvaro af 1000 menniskor h6gtidligen
aftackt. Bland de nHrvarande mark-
tes omkring 80 qvinnor och man, som
voro Fort Rdgeley, da indianerna
gjorde slit mordiska anfall. Gen.
Muehlberg h0ll EFT historiskt tai,
hvari han skildrade sagda fastnings hi
storia Fastningen bygdes ar 1853.
Dan 20 aug. 1862 b0rjale indianernas
anfall mot Fort Ridgeley SAINT fortlor
en- vsckas It'd. Manga utaf stadens IT,
digaste bebyssare hafva sig 'nogsamt
bekant denna hems6kelsens It'd, sda fe.
ra nybyggare afven bland vtirt svsnska
folk blefvo grymt m0rdade utaf rod
skinner" delta sammanhang ma
omnamnus, att var valkande landsman
senator John Peterson fran St, Peter
inlade stor f0rtienst att "a sagda mo-
Inument rest
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-26

Som kandidat for 1eg1slaturen
/ Nebraska omnamnes var valkande
prof. S. M. Hill, president for Luther
Academy 1 Wahoo, Nebr.
S8som den amerikanska natio-
nens gast kommer Ii Hung Chang
att blifva mottagen vid sin ankomst till
Amerika enligt hvad presidenten Off
cielt forklarat. 49,
Ahiden forfattarinna. Den val
kanda f0rfattarinnan Abigail Dodge,
pseudomymen G Gail Hamilton, har afiidit
sin fodelsestad Hamilton, Mass, en-
alder af &c ar.
Icke mindre an 4eo begrafnin-
gar egde rum New York och mer an
200 i Brooklyn i sondags a. d. Orsaken
till den stora dodligheten var den un
der de narmast foregaende veckorna
radande olidliga hettan.
Senator Thomas G. Plat antages
komma att nomineras for guvernor
New York af statens republikaner, som
i mandags sanmantradds till konvent
i Saratoga. Resultatet ar annu icke
kandt, men af de senaste underrattel-
serna synes det, som ON Platts nomi.
nation wore gifven, trots det han>be-
stamdt abbott densamma
En- svensk republikansk liga
bildadsS Youngstown, Ohio sistlidne
Is augusti med foljande mbetsmGn:
president, c. J. Berg fran Jamestown,
N. Y; vice presidenter, John Olson
fran Youngstown. Ohio, sheriff John
Gelm fran Mayville, N. Y, och John
Malm fran Erie, Penn; sekrsterare,
Gust Holmquist fran Erie, Penn; kas-
s0r, Pehr Ragnarson fran Cleveland,
Ohio. Bland fattade beslut Or afven
det om hallande af ett massmote slu-
tet af september Jamestown, N. Y,
till hvilken stad ligans hulvudqvarter
kommer att forlaggas.
Chicago-nyheter: Anarkisten Os-
car Neebe. hvilken adomts fangelse for
delaktighet dc e. k. ''hay Market
blodsdaden harom aret, men senare
benadats af guvern6r Altgeld, har 81
vergifvit sin familj Chicago och rYmt
fran staden sallskap med en- AMMAN
qvinna. Altgeld borde kama sig
smickrad Diver sin protege5 landings,
slit. Eugene Burt fran Austin, Tex.
som for omkring en- manad sedan NOR
dade sin hustru och sina iva barn och
derpa Aydde fran hemorten, haktades
forra veckan Chicago o.
son, en- af Chicagos aldsta svensks
settlare,: afled slit hem hiirstades der
10 dennes Michael och John CudahJ
sagas halla pa att afsluta en- affars
translation, som aFser pabOrJandet a
en- ny storartad industri hdr staden
nemligen oljsindustrien. Skulls dera:
plan kunna f0rverkligas, anses det at
Standard Oil Co. kCmmer att "a larli-
ga rivaler de nlmda afflrsmannen. -
L. LinIell, son till pastor Lindcll
South Chicago, haktades nyligen p;
misstanke att ha s0kt d0da en- ung mar
vid MANN Will Yates, mot hvilket
tvenne revoIverskott affyrades en- nat
harf0rliden af en- okand person
Dan anklagade bedyrar sin oskuld, ocf
enligt hvad platstidningarne meddela
synes han afven vara oskyldig. Ha,
har emellertid stalls under $1,000 Dor
gen for slit infinnande vid malets be
handling.
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ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Fyra svenska 1ararinnor aro an
stalda vd de allmanna skolorna
Lindsborg, Kans.
len alder af SO ar aled harom
dagen mrs Cnas. Lagerqvist, bosatt
mira Stanton, Ia.
Forsvunnen fran slit hem Brook
lyn, N. Y, ar sedan en- It'd tillbaka en-
Albert Anderson. SO ar gammal. Man
mems helsa har pa sista tiden varit ned
bruten. 49,.
Aldrigt par. Thomas W. Ford och
Marion Greenwood Anemosa, Ia, in
gingo nyligen aktenskap derstades.
Dot anmarknngsvarda harvid var att
brudgummen uppnatt 70 och brulen 63
ars alder.
Valfortjent strait. En- man vid
MANN Georg Meyer New York bel
h;irom dagen anklagad for manggifte.
Under rattegangen framgick, att NJ.
egde ID hustrur lifvet, till strait
hvarl0r han d0mdes till IA ars straffar-
bate.
Vagnsfa briksfirma pa obestand.
T. T. Huydock Clrriage Company
Cincinnati, Ohio, n0dgades i lordags
efter 40: Irig framgangsrik verksamhet t,
olverlemna sin affair l6r utredning. Till
gangarne uppga tilkS2oo, 900 och skull
derna bsl0pa sig till $l50,O00.
scandinavian Singers of the
N Northwest, cit norskt sangarf6rbund,
har vidtagit f6rberedelser for hallan.
det af an storartad konsert Coliseum
byggnaden Omaha, Nsbr., nastkom-
mande 5 september. Bland engagera-
dc solis;er markes var valkande, sven
sl1e barytons;ingare John r. Ortengren
fran Chicago.
Afliden banbrytare. Magnus
Jarl, b5rdig fran L,karyd, ,J6nk6pings
Ian, Sverige, atled harom, dagen i slit
hem Swedesburg, Ia, den h0ga al
dern af nagot Diver 80 ar. Tillsam-
mans med hustru och tvenne barn re-
ste han till Amerika 1853. Han ned
slog sina bopalar i N W Sweden, Ia,
der han sedan qvarstannade tills 1889,
da han futtadA till Swedesburg.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-26

Hvad statsuniversitetet betraffar,
kunna vi ej angifva en- detalierad kost-
nadsf0rt teckning, utan endast totalsum-
man, som enligt sista arets katalog va
rierar fran $24O till 1897 och inbegriper
ALA utgifter. Alt ar for ofrigt berak-
nadt efter sista arets kataloger. Hyad
sages ON jemt0relsen? Sasom hvar och
en- kan SO, ar det salunda bstydligt bill
ligare vid G.. A. College an vid Carle-
ton, Hamline eller statsuniversitetet
F6rdenskull hoppas vi med rata ia SO
ungdomen bes0ka var egen skola i stall
let for de amerikanska. Helt visst
kommer den att betydligt vinna derpa.
Dst torde ej heller for vart svenska
folk sakna intresse att "a veta, hurudan
jemforelsen namda hanseende gestal-
tar sig me!lan vara tre fullstandiga
svensk- laroverk: Augu-
stana, Gustavus Adolphus och Bethany
Colleges, och meddela vi deri6r en-
jemf0rande tabell:
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vi kunna salunda med siffror rattf;r-
olga vart pastaende, att Gustavus Ad.
College ar det billigaste laroverket att
studera vid, ej blott inom staten Min
nesota utan afven inom hela v;lrt SAM
fund.
Dessa tabeller gifva tydligen vid
handen, att dot ar betydligt billigare
att bes6ka vara egna skolor lin de anne
rikanska, och delta ar en- synpunkt.
som b5r tagas med rakningen vid val
af laroanstalt
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nesota, utan afven jemforelse med va
ra 0lriga svensk- sk-amerikanska laroverk,
sarskildt Augustana och Bethany Coll
eyes. I vara bistra tider ar penning-
fragan en- icke ovasentlig faktor, da ju
de fiesta af vara studerande hafva att
kAmpa med ekonomiska svarigheter.
Det ligger sakens natur, att man be-
e0ker det laroverk, som kan erbjuda de
billigaste vilkoren pa samma gang en-
med andra fullt jemgod underwriting.
Helt visst torde det vara var ungdom
vilkommet att narmare lara kama,
huru mycket det kostar att bes0ka de
olika laroverken. vi meddela f6rden-
skull har nedan en- jenf6raude tabell
Diver den arliea kostnaden, deri
inberaknadt ALT utom booker, vid de
al staten erkanda ryra larove"ken, nem-
ligen Gustavus Adolphus College, Carle-
ton College, Hamline University och
Minnesota statsuniversitet university
of MinnesOta)
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De n0dvandlga utgifterna de olika
afdelningarne for skolaret, b0cker icl1e
inberAknade, uro saunda:
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En- kolossa1 elk, matande icke
mindre an 27 fot demonstrating, larsl
det finnas Georgia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-31

ton AMI enabling the people 10 write
out requisite data IN correct form under
appropriate headings. They can be
obtained from the Bishopi Of ward,
the CLERK Of the Salt Lake STAKE, or NJ
the Temple.
u ls hoped that the deep Interest
taken In tue sacred labofa NECESSARY fof
The redemption u The dead, ns well as
those associated with the salvation Of
the livlng, will not abaic. According
TO untquivucai declarations of the
Prophet Joaoph, the responsibility Ia
THE reghri 10 gfeater than that con.
ftolod with any other obligation rett-
ing UPON the Saints. Al Of tue lead.
Ing authorities since his DAY, as well
as those who were contemporary with
him, have maintained tho same posi-
lion. Every true ana covoled disciple
Is imbued with similar genius and
understanding. TIE iaclliiits for tho
performance Of this diylnely given
labor txist aud should be utilized BY
the Saints TO the iulios. extent Of u'1lT
cauaCltv.
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POLITICAL coSytSrloSA


Tho great political parties Of the
state have decided upon tho dates ~
their conventions, and September
may zee s5me Interesting times 30
connection herewith. II is not 10 DO
Anticipated, however, that there will
he any thing Of n disturbing nature. On
the contrary, allis moving for peace
iul preceding. This year Sall Lake
Is not to have either State convention,
tho paftles deciding TO 20 10 different
points 10 the state. This woul seem
the Right thing iust now, since the
capital has had iie share, aud a die.
tfibulion OF such favors through the
State ne fat as practicable is desirable
thing politically. There lie nothing
unusual about the Democratic con.
vention call. Tue Republican cali,
however, IL Tor two conventions
instead Of the usual single gath.
oring. The resson for this
lie the division Of sentiment as TO what
head OF tho ticket 10 support; and the
State committee seems 10 have been
adjusted by desire TO minlmizB any
trouble ~ far a. possible by narrowing
down the work. There will DO n
need OF drawing national issues In T.
the state ticket. and the electoral con.
ysniion is merely for supporters Of the
national party. Ifthose Of the party who
do not wish 10 support the national
ticket want q separate convention, %
want 10 endorse electors Of smother
party Tor another ticket, they eau do
70 aud no quarrel will be preolpltated.
AZ TOT getting out OF its dilemma
without giving occasion for n quarrel,
the plan seems about the beat 10 be
adopted, aud affords no reasonable
excuse for any going around with
chits 90 their shoulders 10 raise q
rumpus, which the party ami STATE
can do very well without and give
every voter tho opportunity to register
hls ballo, Tor the candidate VI hi.
choice
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have to take a stand in aecordauc
herewith.
RuisIR ie directly interested. ftist
generally reoogniz a principle that
great power eau tolerate perpetual d
tufbancos IN noignbotiDg countrie, g.
the Annoyance Of the border popui .
lion. When government proves o.
self unable 90 maintain law aui oriof,
II has no publication for exist incc
and must yield to stronger aud beiiet
organize governments. Recent eve n 3
In ConsianHnople aud tho continued
disturbances In various parts Of Turkey
AFFORD amrls justification for tho lead.
Ing powers OF Eullro 70 s,cp In an
eiveto the sorely III cleI county a
more satisfactory fofm u government.
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