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The record-union., 1897-10-24
ENGLISH LoVE-MAKING.
Curious Statistics in Regard to
British Proposals of Marriage.

Statistics are at present being col
lected on almost every conceivable sub
1ect- What do you think Of an English
scholar who has actually thought 1t
worth his while to collect statistics IN
regard TO the manner in which men and
women make love to each other? lie
has spent considerable time over this
delicate work and now at last he IN
forms the world how the men as rule,
propose to the women, and how the Wo-
men, as a rule, accept the proposals OF
the men.
According to the English scholar, the
number of young Englishmen who en-
brace their sweethearts at the moment
when they are inviting them to become
their wives amounts to SO per cent on
the other hand, 81 per cent. of the men
in love kiss their sweethearts on their
lips at the critical moment, while per
cent. content themselves with kissing
their hands.
At one time it was the fashion for love
Intoxicated youths to fall on their knees
when about to make proposals OF marrl-
age, but this fashion is evidently dy-
ing out, for we are assured that only )
per cent of those in love at present fall
ON one knee, while only , per cent. ven
ture to sue for their ladies' favor on
both knees A curious reason has been
assigned for the decadence of this CHI
valrous custom, which IS, that of late
years the neither garments of males have
been SO constructed that it is rather
risky for any man to flap down sudden
ly on his knees in a lady's presence.
Garments, when strained, will rip and
tear, and no respecting lover de-
sires to have his act of alteration turned
into a farce by any such casualty.
On the other hand wOoers Of to-day
seem to be far more nervous than the
gallant men who wooed and won cen
tury ago. Just fancy, 20 per cent. of the
English lovers of to-day are awfully
nervous when the decisive moment
comes, and in the throat of each moth
er's son of them there seems to be a
huge lump, which it is impossible for
them to swallow. How they get over
this difficulty heaven only knows. Some
how the lump disappers after they have
struggled with it a minute or two, after
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The following is a description
and price list of the surrounding
eight cuts, according to number.
CUT NO. 1-Represents a Fine
Black Kersey Cloth Cape, with
storm collar; a good, warm, service
able and slightly garment, e1abo-
rately embroidered in jet and
braid. Priced at Sc so.
CUT NO. 2-Represents a Hand
some Rain-proof Silk Plush Cape,
full sweep, edged around collar and
down front with Thibet fur, hand
somely embroidered and jetted; a
very popular seller. Price, So so.
CUT NO. 3-Represents our spe-
cia1 leader, q Tan Kersey Cane
with velvet iniaid collar and self
strap trimming; a durable and de-
pendable rain-proof wrap the price
OF which in no way represents the
value. Special price, "a IS.
CUT NO. 4-Represents TIE novel
ty Of the season, tnc Russian
Blouse Jacket in Eavy blue or
green cloth, front and collar edged
with Russian lamb trimming. e1ab-
oIzteIy trimmed with braid and
full silk lined, with plaid silk.
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Priced at $23.
CUT NO. 5-Represents a rain
proof Plush Cape, collar and front
edged with Thibet fur, beautifully
jetted and embroidered, vatican
style back; an ever-popular style.
Price ST SO.
CUT NO. 6-Represents a Hand
some Fly Front Tan Kersey Jacket,
with velvet inIaid collar, one of
the nobbiest Of the seasons styles.
All silk lined. Price SIS.
CUT NO. 7-Represents a Black
Bouc1e Jacket with fly front and
high storm collar, has a silky,
curly, rough surface, a rain she'd
ding, comfortable and durable me-
dunn priced garment. Price So rs.
CUT NO. S-Represents an extra
fine English Kersey Jacket in coli
ors green, navy and black, braid
trimmed or embroidered, front,
back and collar lined throughout
with a rich changeab1e silk lining.
Price SIT.
The above are only a Few Of the
many ladies' garments. We can
surely suit you in garment and
price.
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Blankets.

White or Gray Cotton Blankets.
oftentimes used for sheets. Price
soc, 75c and 81 per pair.
Better quality and heavier Cot
ton Blankets, with fancy jacquard
border, large size. Price 81 so
pair.
Navy Wool Blankets, 10-A Ker-
sey. with fancy border, So rs.
Extra large Kersey Blankets,
gray, 61@ lbs weight, fancy border,
So so.
Brown, Gray or Notified, Full
size, Heavy Weight Wool Blankets,
$4 so.
White Wool Blankets, regulars
size, So so pair.
Extra Size Fancy Border White
Wool Blankets, SO so pair.
Marysvil1e White AlI-wool fIan-
kets, 5 lbs, 72xSO inches, pink.
blue OF yellow borders, bound to
match, SIS pair.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

TORONTO, Oct 23.-The biennial
conference of the Worlds Woman's
Christian Union was formally opened in
the pavilion at the Horticultural Gar
dens to-day The building was
thrOnged when the convention was
called to order by Miss Frances E. VII
lard the President. The greatest in
terest is displayed on all sides. The
platform was filled with executive
officers and official workers, prominent
among whom were Miss Agnes Slack
of England, Miss Kirk of Australia,
Mrs. Barker of Chicago, Mrs. Barnes OF
New York and Miss Johannsdottier, the
Iceland representative.
The first fifteen minutes of the ses-
sion were given over to devotional eX-
ercises, led by Mrs. Ruth Ford, Pres
ident of the Dominion w. c. I. u
The report of the Executive Commit
tee was read by Miss Agnes I. Slack.
A notice to amend the qualifications
to membership, by adding the words
Without distinction Of race and col
or" was received with tremendous ap-
plause.
Miss Frances f. Willard then pre-
sented her address. She said:
Canada leads the world to-day IN
the great prohibition struggle, and 1t
leads with cheering prospects of sue
cess. The country is homogeneous. II
has not that great foreign population
to contend with, with which we are
almost fatally handicapped; its people
are serious minded and practical; its
average standard of morals and relig-
ion is higher than ours.
The first national convention OF
japanese women was held in April
last. and marks the most significant
temperance epoch in that wonderful
new land, which is oldest of ALL
Miss Willard then reviewed briefly
the work of various delegates in foreign
fields, and continuing, said:
THE cause of peace has won great
victories this year. The arbitration
treaty with our mother country is only
lying over Already we have reason
to believe that, through the influence
of the President, arrangements are be-
ing made for the presentation of an
other treaty of wide scope. The Storth-
ing of Norway has appointed a COM
mittee of nine to consider the ques-
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Another lot of pretty Wings
which has proved very popular are
broad and short with very full
p1umage. All colors. Price 25c.
Stylish Fancy Feathers, composed
of two narrow wings with full
pompon of coque feathers. All
eO1Ors. Price SOC.
Beautifully shaded Natural
Birds, with tail of long soft shad-
ed coque feathers; exceptional val
ue. Price Csc.
Natural Birds in beautiful shad-
ings with tail of six glossy coque
feathers curling forward in a high
aigrette effect. All colors. Price
soc.
Beautiful Birds in exquisite col
orings. Sharp pointed wings and
tail. Price Use.
Parrots Natural P1umage. This
is something very popular. Comes
in the handsome natural shades.
Price Use.
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A Word of
Trimmed Millinery.

Many of the hats trimmed in our
work rooms are as pretty and dain-
ty and as distinctive in a style pc
culiar to themselves as are the pat
terms from over the sea. This is a
season when we exhibit new beau
ties each day, and would like tc
describe them, but describing a
pretty hat is like describing pretty
Woman-it seems hardly worth
while trying, because there are no
more just like that one. Come and
see them for yourselves, is the
most satisfactory way. These are
busy days here, but no matter how
busy, we've time to show them, and
there's a rare assortment at such
prices as So so, 81 and 81 so to
select from.
Also for the little folks and
misses we show a handsome line for
81 rs, So, So so upward.
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Silk w aiStS.

Women's Black TaReta Silk
Waists, made in the latest style.
Price SO 9S and S5.
Handsome Black Satin Waists
very rich and stylish. Price $6
and 81 so.
Roman Stripe and Plaid SILK
Waists in their bright and hand
some blending Of colorings. The
seasons fad. Price $5 SO.
Black Mchair Waists for women
Yoke back, Derby front. Price
Special, 81 S5.
Finer grade Black Mohair
Waists, the latest style and can be
worn with any skirt Price 81 81
and SO.
Wool Flannel Waists for women
navy and red mixtures. Price S3 70
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Ladies' Double Texture Mackin-
tosh, with detachable cape, colors
tan and navy blue. Price 81 90 md
So.
Ladies' Double Texture Mackin-
tosh, in tan color only, with de-
tachable cape, very superior
value at the price, $3 rs.
Ladies Double Texture Heavy
Macintosh, with detachable capes
ccIors navy blue and black. Price
SIS and Sc so.
Extra Fine Double Texture Mack
intosh for ladies, with capes, in
colors gray, navy, black and tan
81 SO, So SO, $40 and up.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

The purchase of your winter gar
ments from us is in itself a guar
antee of reliability and satisfaction.
The most painstaking care was
shown in the selection of each gar
ment, from the cheapest to the
best, and they were picked from
the samples of the best wrap man
ufacturers of the world. They are
perfect in every point and not a
garment is permitted to leave our
Salesroom with a wrinkle or d
draw, and considering quality, fit
and workmanship, our prices are
sa low as to be simply irresistible.
Do not think OF buying your wrap
until YOU compare ours with what
you see elsewhere, in styl/ I'D in
price Well then be satisfied with
the results.
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40 INCH ALL WOOL
CHEVI0T MIXTURES 40 inch
SDeCia| AT 39C vard Special

The shrewdness of our Eastern
buyer in securing such an ex-
traordinary value at the price will
be, we are assured, appreciated by
our many patrons. Never before
has such exceptional values been
placed ON our counter. A strictly
all-wool fabric of perfect finish
and superior quality, combining all
that is new in colorings and a
variety of styles in checks, stripes,
mixtures and mott1ed effects. The
regular value of this excellent line
would not be less than 6Oc yard.
Our special price,
39c the Yard.
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Comforts.

Cotton Comforters, chintz cover.
regular size, 75c.
Creton Comforters, white cotton.
full size, 81 and ST SO.
Silkaline Covered Comforters.
filed with pure white cotton, tuft-
ed, made expressly for us, So each.
Same style, extra large size. So 25.
Eiderdown Comforters. sateen
cover, So so each.
French Sateen Eiderdown Conn
forters. down proof, 6x6, SIS, SIS so
and Sc each.
Same, ext, Sc so each.
Silk Covered Eiderdown Con.-
fortcrs from $40 to $25.
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Trimmings.

For those who would create their
own hat we have shapes innumer-
able as well IS velvets, ornaments
and ibbons, also the most complete
line of feathers and birds shown
in the city, of which we quote a
few Lelow.
Protty Pointed Wings,very stylish
shape. Medium size. Comes in all
colors. Price I5c.
Fine Pointed Wings with double
effect. composed of very glossy long
feathers, with soft short feathers
at base of wing. This is particu-
larly good. Comes in all the lead
ing shades. Price Csc.
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Winter Jackets.

For misses and children, made
from various styles of cloth and
cloakings, plain and fancy, some
bouc9e effects, with large sailor
and fancy collars, all handsomely
braid trimmed, warm, neat and
serviceabIe garments, combined
with as much style as is shown in
women's garments. Various colors.
For ages 2 to years. Price ii 90
to So.
For ages 6 to 12 years. Price
So rs to SIS so.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

Mary E. Sanderson, Danville, Quebec.
Round-the-World Missionaries - Miss
Mary Clement Leavitt, Miss Jessie A.
Ackerman. Rev. Alice r. Palmer, Miss
Clara Parrish, Paris, ILL.,, and Mrs. J.
K. Barney, Providence, r. /.
The Executive Committee has au-
thorized the celebration of Neal Dow's S
birthday, March Doth, as a national
tempera nee day.
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"lrOnClad Shoes. +"

For boys. A shoe that is made to
resist wear. Strengthened at eyery
point. The upper is heavy veal
calf with extra heavy tips. Soles
made extra heavy, filed with brass
nails. Iron plates on the heels.
This shoe will wear.
Sizes 212 to 5, So; 12 to 2, ST. rs.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

were startled by a crash in front and
then the headlight went out. They
thought at first that a stone had been
thrown into it, but an investigation
showed that a big crow had flown
straight into the light shattering the
glass. The light threatened to ex-
plode and finally burned out. The crow,
which had broken it's neck, was fished
out in a badly singed condition and
was hanging up in the roundhouse this
morning News.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
Bed Covering.

There is suggestion in these
cool days, and cooler nights, that
more bed covering would add to
ones comfort greatly during the
hours of repose. Our anticipation
of your requirements enables us to
offer you comfort plenty in this
line, and at prices you'll not find
later in the season.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
Separate Skirts.

New lots and new patterns have
just come to hand of those ever
popular and rapid selling Figured
Mohair Black Skirts. Popularity
priced at 81 As and So so.
Worsted Separate Skirts of the
new fall weaves, assorted color
grounds, black mohair overshot.
Very neat and effective patterns.
Price 81 90.
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Put Out by a Crow.

A peculiar accident happened this
morning to the engine on passenger
train No. / at Macarthur Junction. AS
the train was speeding along through
the darkness the. engineer and fireman
The record-union., 1897-10-24
W0MAN'S CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE union
Worlds Biennial Conference in Sas-
sion al Toronto.
The Building ThrOnged When the Convention
Was Called to Order.

Miss Frances e. Willard, the Pres
ident, Presents Her Biennial
Address-At a Meeting of the
Executive Committee All the
Officers of the Worlds w. G. T.
u. Were Reelected.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
Silk Skirts.

The greatest Sc so Skirt in Sac
ramento is here; ask to see it. Bet
ter made, better fit, better silk,
hangs perfect and new patterns,
just arrived and only $6 SO.
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Approximate

eporter-Captain, how much gold
does your ship bring from the Klondike
diggings this trip?
Captain-Between 81 75 and $960000, =
000-Chicago Tribune.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
Women's Dress Shoes

In hand-turns and welts, on all
the new lasts, in lace and button.
Fine vici kid. We have made spe-
cia1 effort to put the value into this
shoe and are really Offering a 81
shoe at So.
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Girls School Shoes.

Kangaroo calf ON coin toes, lace,
with heavy, solid soIes and coun-
ters. Just the shoe for wet weather.
Misses sizes, liz to 2, 81 25; 81
to II, SSc.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

Physician examining a corpse)-
Three wounds The first is fatal but
the two others, luckily, are not serious.
-Fliegerde Blaetter.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
WOmen's Wet
Weather Shoes.

Box calf, lace, with heavy so1es.
A waterproof Shoe that will wear.
made on good fitting lasts. Our
special price So so.
The record-union., 1897-10-24

A Japanese saying runs, a woman's
tongue is only six inches long, but it
can kill a man six feet high.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
Wnle itdniidje 9ampicr Si5ien.

Die &r. Staatsn nebmen fiber cine
lebr undergraduate 8oIitlun I'M trans
ojeanlldeu &erf,br eiu, SIRE &ilitens
uno 8inl,euI &c Sdliiabri iibsririiit aber
IN ibrer NnsoeBnuns uio 3onneu.3 abl
bic Der Sanoels 5lotien nler nnoern
gtatipuen, nit ~9lusna9me gu9lanos.
Woi fat oaslduoiideu 3ampier 9iuien
oogc9en Ialt ben sOnsen ilberiesiiden
2runsprrt bieyber geiaiien, peil Der
Sau GROCER 9anpIer oa9ier nod All
'Gerer 1T nno fcin biai9a& auSipdrtS &C.
ban;es Sdiff ais ametlfanlld in unlern
6aIsA rs9.itrlrt Weroeu bari. Imsrita.
niideS &apIial lit ober bod III alebr
0ompIer.G inien ansslest, Die inter leis
ner 6lagae fabren, ais mat s%lauben
mag. Girett amerlfaniih 1T y4meris
can" Sirie nit ben &ieisn 6ampiern
st. Saul, st. 9ouis" uno y@aris"
uno .9tep g)prt", Die uur bier resiitrirt
luuroen inter scr Seoin9uns, baB Die
Gpmpn9uie Die beioen erit9enanntsn
Shliie bier bauen uno oenen nod mebr
1ol9el peroen. Sle1e pier Sninp1er
Berlin" nno oGbeiter" oerielben Spms
pa9uje iabren inter engliider 6lasse.
Die nSniernaiiOnal g~tapisation Cont
panp" iiibrt Die 5lasseu uon brei Naz
toner, tire 6auptsisentDinlsr aber limb
ameritanlihe &apitaliiten. Die Reo
Siar Cine, Der oS|nteruattonal Gent
pam" ssbOri9, iGbrt inter beleiider
5to9se; oas &apital oaiiir baden Nries
rlfaner aui9ebra6t, Die aud Die Yroiite
einbeimien. Die Waubuniet- 2tnie, mel
der bier 3ompier ausebOren, iabrt utz
ter enSlllder Stages, 8cbDrt atsr bis
ami elnen Sruhtbeil, Nmerifnnern. Die
Ntlantic 5tansport 9inie, beren lieben
Sd!iie oie eusliide 6lnsse iiibren, sez
bort fait ousidlieblib Nmerifaneru.
Gie 6irma @iuiom 81. Grace uno 60.
Don Nelu Yort eisnet pier 9ampier, bic
inter enaliider 6las9e iabren. llno
uiele ser 9inien, Die nah iIeeurppdiiben
0Gfen uno bensn oe8 Mittslmeerss fab
rem, eeb0ren Nmerltanern, ipenn lie aud
Die 'panii6e poer italienii6e 5la9se
iiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

Sabr tuieberfebrt. Sci Dem Glenb, mo-
BON iest bic Sniel beimselu1t lit, nit
tibet es nit ~opppelter Iei1eeruna. Ocean
Springs an Der 8iilte BON Miiiliippi
luar oiesmal bic SSene leines erlten
NuSbredens I'M 9ano. Obslei4 barau
se5weiielt luuroe, oaB mir es nit benz
selben 5ieber ST tbun batten, er9riif bic
&eslernns oenno6 iuiort Die burbsrei.
lenolten MaBrsselu oasesen. uno Yrpi.
Or. 8ulteras BON Der Yennlplpania
unlperiitdt, Der beriibmte Spe5ialilt,
Der lofort sur llnterlu6uus absine, bat
nun beltdti8t, caB wirfli9 elm paar
Sale bon selbem 5ieber uorsefommeu
iino. Ils bic &rantbeit in 1878 unb
1888 a%uftrat, bate man ourb bic 9tueis
iel am uirfliben Nusbru9 oerielben
lib bon ioiortisen entibieoenen Sani.
tdts. NtaBreSeln abbalten laiisn. Die
5olse oapcn mar, oaB ma alsoann
NIT oenlelben iih ueripdtste uno bas
ourt ibpere Ser5eerunssn Der Seuhe
bilBen muBie. 60 ettuas ipiro biesmal
nibt wieoer uOrfpmmen. Wit ibrem
lciortisem Gini6reiteu Fat Die &esie-
runs boientli6 cine i9luere @efabr al
9eipenoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
9entidj.N meritaHer als Birger.

Sn isiner 5eitreoe AM r0eutitsn
3n9" 81 Cincinnati ipra6 ON lestsn
Spnntas s.. SdurS aud iiber bas 3bes
ma y9as Yiirsertbum iiber slaes" unb
entipidelte ben @eoanfen, baB baSielbe
bDher ltsben miilie, ais Yarteis Gnsebp.
risfeit, unb ben 9eutids Nmerifanern
aud Itets b6ber %seitanoen babe. Nad
eiuem Sin,ueis o%araui, baB oieisr Gag
benz beutl6sn Slut sebpre, bas uns VI.
len semeiniam lei, uno au9 Sae, Die i'm
beiben Yralioentenwablfampi bes poris
gen Sabres als pplitiide @esner sinans
Der seseniberseltanoen ieien, ii9 an bic
fem 9ase ais Ylutsireunoe bic Sdnoe
rei6en m0h.cu, beleu6tete Der .&eoner
III meiiterbaiter Beiie ale Seiten Der
INSTRUMENTATION 5rase.
Wit serebtem S~elbftsefibl t6nnsn
mir es ausipreden: bic 2iebe bes 0eutids
seborenen iiir bas alte 8aterlano bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
6eiuno nno pielueripredeao.

Wir waren bisbsr ssmobnt, uus ben,
Nuslanoe seseniiber als Sdulbner 81
iiblen, baS 8latt bat iid aber in 5olse
bes aewaltisen Nuiidwunss oes @uss
iubrbannels sefunnbt: gus Der Nation
Der 0ebitoren lit cine Tation Der @ldu.
bigger 9eiuprbeu. llno allsr meribliden
YOransii9t mad miro iid bic Summe,
ipelde bas guslano ben Gereinisten
Staaten iduloet, in ben ndhiten MUs
naien nod iebr beoeuteno per9rDBern.
&ieiiae Waiien @etreibe uno Waums
noble barren nod oes Yerlanots, pGbs
rsnb unisre Giniubr in Der ndhiten 81.
funit natur9emaB perbdliniBnldBis flein
bleiben iulro. Inter oielen umitdnoen
io0ten mir aui eiuen sewaltisen @oloz
import Sweds @asslelduus Der San.
oelsbilan5 rednen Nilrien. Sa6prritdn-
bise iinb iubeB Der slniiht, baB berielbs
auSbleiben uno europa lieber Greoii
beauipruAen unb Yrdmieu Sablen, ais
S6 bon ieinen srpBen Torrdtben al
9elbem Metaa trennen iuolen lpiro,
Nui Die 5inan6lase uniercs .4onoss
piirbe oas teinen ir9enbip,e unsiiritl9er
@iniluB ansiiben. Sn BEN Yereiuiateu
Staater, wenisiens in ben Bautsa uni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
Die 0erbnWab!eu.

ObpObl beuer tueoer YrdlioentI6nits
Gtectoren nod GunsreBreprd ientunten in
ben Ser. Ytadten 9eipdblt ueroen, 10
wiro bod oas Sabr 1897 Die Bilrser
uerldieOeuer Staaten I'm Die @ablur
men uerlamnelt ieben. Sn Ohio, III
Soma, in Sirainia uno Wtaiiaduletts
weroeu in oieiem Serblte @ouuerrelre
uno anoere Staatsbeamte 9epabli
Staatsbeamte NIT Nusi6luB pes @ou
o%erneurs, in 9ebrasfn, Neru g)urf,
EennIpluanid, &entudp uno Wtarpiano.
Inter ben Municipalluablen hieies6erb
ties Slebt belonoers Die beuoritebenoe
grwdbluns zines 8ilrsermeilters fir
oas y@rDeere Neip Yort" ollaemeine
Nuimerfiamfeit auI lid. Die Yolitifer
Oss Staates Ohio belbdItisen lib nber
ni6t 10 iebr nit Der @puuerneursiuabl,
als oielmebr NIT ben 2eaislaturiuablen,
beun Die Wtebrbeit Der Su lpdblenoen
Staatsseiesseber bat barber 81 beitim=
men, Oh Marcus u. gamma poer iein
oemotratil9sr @esner. bieisn Stnat
oemndbit I'M 8unoesi enate uertrsten
plro.
8ir iiirdten TAFT, oaB Die @a6l III
Ohio ebenio pie bieienise in Yennipl
oania uno MaliahuIetts sl @uniten Der
&epublitaner ausiallen iuiro. Die Nus
Iibten Der Democratic lino Die beIieren
in Warplauo, &entudp uno N~ebrasfa,
nno Die beiten i'm Staats Sirsinia.
WaS Nebrasta anbetriift, 10 Iteht oa
ben Hepublifanern cine Sulipnspartei
se9eniiber, Die ourb bic 8emiibun9en
BON @m. s. Yrpan Su Stanoe sstom
men lit. SIM Staate 8entudp banst
glles oapon ab, pb Der 8ruoer5wiit i'm
oemOfratii6en Eager beieiti9t lit, Der
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