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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
greu fra Sapan til
y0anlferen."
Nogle Sammenlisninger / an'
leoning al ben fingiiff Strife.
(ai J. T. .. gintber.)

Oct uur Aurst 1887, at ben tpfts
- iioen ion bersmte 81 amision9r
9 Ii a # prsUeee pan at bsggnoe en-
Ulisfon / 5apan. 5Orissst misIp,'
teots. 6an III lite tusun9 1iuabelis
til at beir9be iupaneff 9%orobuno.
Stuiiet mauits ban usnbs Rpsssn I'll
5opan Os soa til aina, iOm ben Gang
bog tiuoo uoIGnoinssr at DO / bsrss
ybimm.Ife Riss."
Jer SO aor ibsn fanbt en- Wanb,
iOrbrsuen fra 9npan, ct 5iitso / Rino.
) Dag or mere enb It lufne
Wisfonerer, iaarsbe. m~isbonbIeos oe
forbrsUns Of 9msierns, montague mso
aabns arms / Sapan. BET famine
eano, Der for SO Gar liosu bopoe
Starprettsrne til Rebe for sisbIiitsIis
al ubfsrs Dsbsbommsn ousr en- uos
Ianbins ON ban ffuIoe fOrorife fig ill
at latte en5ob paa SbintOtu no tiuebi@
(@aoerissts JOrb).
JIpStninssrns fra aina OpboIbsr fig
iOrnsmmeIis | 9aunsftGberne os ou
iarIis / WasOiOti, Tom 10 sr ben 9aune'
fab | 5upan, Der CT aiua narmst.
Gor ct Bar Tiger foen par ies
Raeaiati for en- lias 9uile | be ullsrs
bsosiis Duss. 9Diltsn Wploer al llOs
lanbinssr! Ser tultes ROrif. SUsuf,
9plf, Jranfl, GnssIif Os Rusflt Os
muli8uis snbnu Here uosnlanbffs Sprog.
81. 81 fom IN imat life Dampbaoo
msb en- uaIbis flor 9aao pau Slabes
tong. ct 5las uaieos, buor man tnnbe
lals Orbst y9anfpai" C-trslte, an
buiIesiu.ube, twai-s eIRab). 8 en-
Cart par gaabsn fuIb, ben life Damper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

ia iusoe ban til fine Gisnsre:
8rpnuppet sr usI bsreot, men be buone
pare bet lite Dqro.
@aar bsrfor ub paa 8eiffeaene os
bpoer til grpaup inu mango iOm )
finoe.
Os be Iiensre s;t ub puu 8eien Os
iamleoe ale BEN, be fnnot, baaoe onoe
os soos; os Brpaupsbuist bleu fulot of
@aiter." (Rattb. %, SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
SuOr Slngcn nGgtrr at tale,
Hennen at male.

Der sr maoite intel, Der i be isnsre
Aar iaa s,eIt bar uiit BET msuneiteli9s
Spro9s AimGsi iom bin O9Ibise SOrs.
BIN fore 9%iemisetIis. Der rumte q ais
elton. It ltaItelie Qiudgsoro
fpnes, toti be ftaI btiesne Iise Rao:
ie~Isieensr. at inIbs I'll 5otDm iOm en-
uinseftuOt 6usI; euer ION ubiaIts al
itumme gGber ,usr aimGsfist laaenbt
at Usuos fig mob ben talsnos fslO.
Ranr IN Dumb or1bes unosr he tuI.
Ienbe. runbrcnos BOsnhiuI; bet Tan
prrs b~etloseIist. 81 Bans tioliss
8sb er: pemOois. Den fiGtte Waonos,
5amiIisfub,rens. pluoieIIse uosons al
9iUst er: ierseIis. NOn9s Wennsiirrs
Dso / en- lummenliprtenoe Bpsnins TT:
robiom. Scsusrne poo RrissitnspIoo:
len sr: erufuIoe. = Wltn aae olsis
Orb iolilaor intst Ill Of uotrp,te. buae
9isrtsi fsIis; susr meooeIe, bUue Diei
iaa - unbst ulptten / @alpefon.
Vt hsbs uotrpt for en- 5temitiuine
Of liIorGselisns belle Omians ct umu'
Iiet. 6n genlsusnbs uoruobie Ill nosls
BIuototrsiponoentsr, al IN uiIoe nsb'
tsgns fine SpIeusIisr unosr uDsiret.
Selu par ban frelit iom sennem Banl
oe Brano. Ia ban brasts fit Ulanu
iftipt bsspnete bet iaoIsees: ,gse
@nbs Raaoe ~freIites ies fra ben melt
uuofseIise 5ure." % ban fOrtintte
msb al fise. at liIftonoeH Dnr Iissfrsm
sfuiulb; at iOu itratinoiossnoe cins
bopoe ban sntOs ulbris brsmt ON; al
ban mtb ssns Dine baube itt nirOIist
Sctnsr. Pna oenns Waaos bIeu ban
ueo, Sioe sfter Sice, uoeu nOsen Cor.
%tIarius al, buab ban bOubt ist. 9oa
menis of fOrieae fine SpIeuslier os
brusis be fiartele Orb. ban isnbis =
bog bIeu Rtiultaist et: Suiet.
BsfripsIfsn at bet ousrOrbeniIiss, os
of iIiss Irussbisr. Dor inssn Drug for
SupsrIaiiUsr. EiIf0nbsns fattiffe,
norpaisnb. 6Orrsr Ousritiser Iunst,
Innet, bpab Orb fOrmaur at betesue.
9igeiom flint Cub lite Tan forsplbes
og 9iuisn life befOrsres, iaOlsbes tan
al heller Sbssn ON bin 1uts usuoes
Iise See Os guaDs ubisss, o m b zen
o q
Deb gpnst at %Inubnnns Scensr fOr'
ftummer Spottsrsns Iunse. dritGns
fersu iubler. gIes Os ansff 6arer BON
fammen. Stabsrsn fornaster ban.
StObninssn FOG oens arafter) bliuer
ban lite tpit for iaa bi0ist Rsb; Wen
bette operorbsntIise taller fit ssst Spros
| bans ifaffsls formerteoe, fsrotloeoe,
forberbebs SiaI. Os | oenne Rab'
liens Stunb tor ban %iuuDift lite uoue
at fiss: Der er inssn Cub! 9bi runot
omfrins BAN raubsr, brsItr, sniffrsr.
rafer @lsmsnisrne. os ub uf Siormens
Dunbrsn, ub al 2pri!osns farenbs
clint, ub 0f gsIsrnes guIortn, of
be fpnfenbes GOrtuiplelis, al be bssnbss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

inloltGnois m0gteslsie o%psriOr ben Der
fenbs SaloOnmast, Os mtbsns be
oistaterer meo 5uer % OOerbsulsnins
De p%oIititte Spsr9smaaI, iaa iiaar
fsprGl enianterne Tor ben or9anlisreoe
5%OIoouma9t, bos pattiIeoerne % truer
mso Recerlas, bDis SaIoonens 5us
teresie sr itett / 5ars.
Oct nntaees, at l20. 600 Irnnftre
Der OalIist / be 6oren.oe Stuier.
Dstts sr mango, og bog tun TN Tor
bpsr to S%aIoOner, og beg buiItst fort
Jal; us uitnnoieIiet for bpsrt Mar.
gndr Strsmmen at 120, 600 I%ranftre,
Os ri MAJ bel ipsres: buOrben2 %
uituubieIist fploss beres pIneisr.
St.s alto par 3rantsrsn an Drantsr
6n9ans par ban o9iaa bet uffpIoigs
Barn, Der Lao / Moosrtns Urine. "a
Fun Tibet onsos bun, buao 6remtloen
IfuIos brin9e til bet Barn, bun iaa
ombpsSdi9 fOltreos. % for 10, 600
at BE- Bern, iom / Tag narssanls
butler igot / osres Wobsrs Urine, l20.s
600 er Wdolsi / bette Qip en Iranfers
9rOu, bpis lite be %triiue ftsmmeberet.
tigsos refer TN polifilt groteft mob
osnns lrait. Os for l.re al blsie
Born barsr Jremtioen / 1T Stsh, tel
grusIigs at ifuas bllue tn 8tnnt.rs
9ulttu. buis life Dor IorsiusHbs Rsssr.
ing iial ilGrne aatiasen Ill oerss iors
iaroellgs Stabne. SO bog er bate
tuu en- Del at ben Sors Oe gioslit,
ION SaIcOnerne brinssr. 8gr ui, ION
Rrtsiam'unb iiette slsr mooarbeloe
SaIOOuernss politilte Wast Os here's
~iocidIs Goelngssli.2 gao os mso bperi
et WioosI, lom ltaor I'll Dor Raaeisbto,
ueoI9s9s uOt grotsit.
URen tan BET nptls uoQei2 3eitt
ipsrses ofte. Qporfor lille Iaoe Sub
roaos ior BET? vi q tun iaa / Gam.
menIlsnins mso De to tore BARTER, og
bog 9iosn itoI briuee os Stlr. en
St,mme for Jet TT oa uenoeIig mteei
bsbrs en- zen Sttmms Tor ursi, oe tan
FUN ri brluite os I'll at fate Dor
Stemms, ION %trlfine, iaa roaoer @ue
for, bpao sool ben ital brinse. Scr /
Dor lille U~tenlgbeo, oil Haftor J II.
0 n Isbe os os mere eno 9aIpoelsn al
ReoIunmcrne oil p%ItnOt femme imob
SuIOonmd9ten. ger bar Di ; usr inisi
al DGIg, imelsm. 3 Scwl CT osl al.
9iort al RepubIitautrns oil Dinoe, ON
BET blID,r meo 10000 tuer 50, 600
6IertaI. bstpoer minors, laa busi;en
Republitaner susr Iemottoisr 5ebsosr
al beiGnts zig paa at fismme for The
Prohibition Party os bets aanotoa
ter SObn y. 8 o Icy os 9snrp
y. Wtteatt.
q q ~ rarh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
8. &. @rsnbet.

Roar on. bar optaesi benne pormt
O9 ueIirsDus Grtlt1 fra or. 8. &.
@rsnbt6. SmeI. Co., bstpoer bette
lite. at ri iatIis nnbsfuIer bore aaisrt
at litmms pau y roibitiouitsr
mes 6anbionter.
Msn ba bette minbrs 9arti baatt
bar ct msuns IfeIist sobt 4tosrom os
iiaise let bIiOsr forbOlosuis uomiuIi /
ieIUs gaIstumpasnen, BUR ri oniet bel
Tor Rst Of laoe en- onnif llIbanser 10
tale fig berom 9lnost.
5ttt ale 3nOienbsrens gtrinssr Tan
Of sOotsuos, for Cts. nuar BON ialel
ON: yen Stsmms for Rst sr oo u%enbeIig
mt9st bsbre sno en- Stemme for urst, i"
Os oermtb taiier ben Stpsss paa be TO
tore BARTER, " al be pil: urei.
Sasen sr 10 bog ben, vi be beege
eerns oil al meo SaIoonsW a9ten~ -
Os at be o m parti iIst lite sniter at
bOloe 9uOnoen bsrouer. De msnsr
naturIisuIs. at ben usb 2ousiuninss
maStsns 8irtiOmbso ffOI binbres suer
| al saIb inoifran,es, uesn at ben juii
bliDsr en- plnute | bsrss platform.
6OusbfOrftsGsn mslem 8robibiiioni.
fierns Os BE 10 fore partier," moa 10
not issss Der, bpor 3r. grsnbed lag:
ger ben, nsmIis |, at qrOh. b0r ct be-
TENT mOruIf. Program til qOlitif, mems
be TO andre BARTER brine golttit paa
ubeIutttnps pOIitii,e Os %iOciuI. stOnOmiits
S~psrssmaal.
% bet FL pei Sasen. al, nunr man /
bet belle pil brips pOlitit, mao bet re
uO fra os pOu pOIitiits SpsrssmOOl,
os lite | Os for fig paa be mOrOlffe.
Os Der naur Di Dor 9Ousosruub til,
at Ut Iise iaa Iibt filler fig bsttsmt
pua observation-disclosures fOm pua be an.
Dre Barriers Stanbpunft. Oft" anisr
bet nstop ub fra ct fritteIiSt Stanbpuntt
Tor uristist os utIost at piae brine en-
%ioobau Gag iom SaIoonernss Cunning
ioennem | Gslse ct poIitif Wastbub.
gi sniter ftrsnse eope mob Dritte.
upeieuet, men man Tan umulis q +
bette psb Gone. 6olt uilbs
britts | Smus a%lisepel; Os en- 2oD. ON
buiIten man paa JOrbaano tan uiss, at
ben oil bIius omsaaet, er ultib misIis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

Raar qG erne beuoenber is til Tolt. Der
operterer / 9laeet enten ior al tsbe Dos Dem
eaer for at iaa Cplpsutlser en- bet apertes
rebe, beoes be altio omtale. at be iao
auertisfementet / bette glab. Get oil pare
til seuiibi9 Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
,9anifercn"

bliper ienbt I'll Subfribenter. inbtil notrpt.
telis Cpfselie mootaqes al ubsiuerue os al
@alO er betalt. / 0Uerens ftemmsIie meb &
sore:ebe Staters 9oit!ope.
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l~ssnin9sns Eas."
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gems !. III &ab.2l,1-f9 Rath 513-l6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

% Sub ital aftsrre buer 9nare
af osres Zine. o. Gebsn ital life
pare mere, ei beuer Sorris, ei beaer
Stri9, ei be1er Blue ital uGre mere
tbi bet fsrite er usget bort.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
WAS SADLY MIXED UP
overmyer Got Long Way From the
 Blessed Book.

Kansas preachers are having lots of run over speech Dave Overmyer made at the Fort Scott convention. The cler- Symen were having convention of their own. and catching the spirit f the political excitement. they went over to hear the politicians wrangle Over myer seeing the approach of preach CTS, laid himself out to overdo any thing before attempted at Fort Scott in the way of rhetoric. He set out to show what a good and holy thing flu sion was, for the edification of the dem ocrats. the pOpulists and the free sil- Yer republicans then in convention. and for the further appreciation of the ministers. He told how in the. old bi- ble history it was related where five ma tions fused. In book not now much in evidence" Overmyer continued. i've are told that when Joshua was leading the hosts of Israel agains, Jericho it was a fusion. d glorious fusion. of the Medes and tho Eiamites. of the Midia- mites and the dwellers in Messopotamia that fused with Joshua and marched to great victory al Jericho"
 Th trouble with Dawes illustration was that he put a new testament bat tie. Acts. ii:9. fought A D. 39. back abou, 1000 years before the birth oC Christ. and omitted to say that the only fusion in biblical army was when five kings were strung up by the necks by Joshua. These Were Adoni-Zedek king of JerUsalem; Hoham. king of Hebron; Piram. king of Jarmuth: Jap hia. king If Lallish, and Debir king of EglOn. They fused against Joshua at Gibeon. got unmercifully thrashed. and themselves hanged. So dfstaste- fuI was tha; fusion. said one minister. yesterday, ito the good lord, that h. made the sun stand still during the fight. and so nonsensical was another fusion that even Balam's iackass baIk- ed and refused ;o g into the deal"
 "Ar. Overmyer may be all right on politics" said the preacher who was telling the story. but he is sadly off on his bible. The battle of Gibeon was fought three weeks after the fight he told about at Jericho. He said the fC- sion army had in it the Medes. who lived about S75 B. C.; the dwellers in
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

M sopotamia. who lived several hund- red miles away from where Joshua reigned: the Midianites, and these Mid iaAites wer- the only ones who ever fused successfully. They went in with the Moabites. bu; Dave ought to never have mentioned it. for it was on this deal tn poor ass got disgusted and quit Dave also put the Elamites in his bible fusion. bu, they lived 800 miles away in Assyria and were not mention d in the bible till centuries after the battles of Joshua.
 "I guess" was the sage renecti-n. If Dave means to boost his fusion he would better get his tips from Bryan or read up on his bible."- Kansas City JOurnal.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
SIERRA ALTA MINES
Development of Promising Copper
 Property.

gentlemAan who came in from Cram Mountain yesterday reports that de- velopment work is beRg rapidly pushed on the properties of the Sierra Alta Mining company. corporation com posed of Boston capitalists.
 The group of fourteen claims owned by them is situated about fourteen miles north of the Phoenix mine. the road running by that property. and about fifty miles north of Phoenix The mines came into the possession of tn ? present company less than d year ago. since which time the work of sinking in tunnel and shaft has been prosecute d.
 In the progress of development work large bodies of good ore have been en- countered. says the Republicans in formant. and the shaft particularly shows a high grade. uniform ore. As the work continues, the showing daily grows better. even beyond the eXp5cta- ton of those engaged. Assays that have been made show result in copper of about 20 per cent. and as high as $50 in gold.
 The ore bodies lie between two large parallel dikes about foo feet apart Tha metal bearing rock is a taic or porphy- ritic slate. carrying bodies of copper sulphides indicating that at water level still larger bodies or ore will be encountered. The formation of the country has been examined by practi- cal mining men and is said to posses all the conditions that go to inspire faith. No man can see through noun tain. but that there is an immense body of copper below is as much of q cer- tainty as favorable indications could warrant.
 Sixteen men are now employed and the work will be pushed as rapidly as possible to water-Ievel. that the char- acter of the ore may be fully determ- ined and the necessary methods for working it ascertained before reduc- tion works will be contemplated. Pre- liminary surveys have been made for railroad and wagon roads. and an cleo tric plant.
 Should this property prove to te all that is now bids fair to do it will be of advantage. to Phoenix as this is the There are many claims in this locality There are many claims in this region that have been worked in a small way for years and with the resumption of prospects at Cram Mountain. Phoenix prospects at Crom Mountain Phoenix may depend upon the north for a notable increase of trade.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
MERCHANTS SANTA FEE EXCUR
 SION

The famous route. Will on August l9. 20, 21, 9 and 23. and September ? 3. 4, ,. 6, 16, Y, IS. 19 and 20. sell round trip tickets to Chicago at one and one fifth fare for round trip. Call at A West Washington street and we will tell you about it. E. w. GILLETT,
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
ONE THING WE ESCAPE.

Fowson-"There no use trying to ae up-to-date in slang YOrkrode-'Why?
 Towson-"There is no Chimes equivd- lent to trek Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

H. $. GrisWuld has got no track of his facycle pace-maker which was stolen last Saturday. Forty teeth front. rear l4 Christy saddle, Kelly handle bars for which he offers a reward of $l0.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

To the members of the Douglas Re publican club and such others as de sire to join: You are hereby E1tiffed that there will be a. meeting at the club rooms on August ?. at D. r'.. for the election of officers and the transac- tion of. such other business as may come before the club.
 H. H. HARVEY. President. Phoenix. August 21.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

SUPPOSE WE WERE IN PEKIN. WHO ARE YOUR PROTECTORS? Vegetables washed in foul water en- danger your health. if not your life, Call at Sweet Water Green Grocer. 40l F.. Washingtop-st Roy s. Mitani, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
lust a Little Scorched.

by the big fire; that's all. It didn't prevent us from opening up our new store Monday morning with a full line of merchandise, and we have been do- ing business without interruption ever since. Our stock is brand new, not damaged by fire or water. and we are prepared to fill your orders for:
 GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN, HARDWARE, STUDEBAKER WAC ONS. MINING. SUPPLIES, DRUGS, POWDER, CAPS, FUSE, CROCK FRY, BEDDING AND BLANKETS, BAR SUPPLIES, TENTS, at our usual low prices.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

Call up phone 3O9 and order your ice cream and our wagon will deliver il right at your door. Rinehart's, 209-1 West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

YOU NEVER READ of so many great cures elsewhere. as those effected by Hoods Sarsaparilla, did you? It is Americas greatest Medicine and pos sesses merit unknown to any other preparation. It is a wonderful invig- orator.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
roLsroI GOOD FOR TEN YEARS

Count Leo Tolstois health is much improved and. instead of expecting death almos, any day. as was the case with him last spring. his physicians now say he may live ten years to come.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

H. C. Morrow & Go. has placed a fin kstey organ in the chapel at the Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

Maud White. who has been for the past two seasons leading lady with William Bradys different companies will assume the chief roles with Stuart Robson the coming season.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

in by the water storage committee of the Phoenix and Maricopa board of trade.
 s. M. M'COWAN. Chairman B. LEHMAN.
 J. ERNEST WALKER.
 E. A. FOWLER.
 V. L. CLARK.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

DOUGLAS REPUBLICAN CLUB
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
The BaShfOrd- Co.,,
 PRESCOTT.
The Limit

Of excellence in piano construction is reached and sustained in the
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

Al. Hamilton and Eda Joyce open their season at Glen Echo Park week after next in their new musical and burlesque skit. 'Sapho and the Office Rov."
Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

Sheet music two sheets for cents at Phoenix Piano and Music Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-01-11
A Northern Suggestion.

In Virginia, according to the forth
coming repor: of the Superintendent
Of Public instruction in that State,
thirty years experience with public
schools for colored pupils has led to
the conclusion that mere intellectual
training Of the negro race is failure.
The colored schools of Virginia cost
about $500, 1000 a year, and the sug-
gestion is made by the Superintend-
ent that some form of manual train
ing be added in these institutions.
This is practically the plan pursued
by leading negro educators at the
Hampton Institute, the Tuskegee
Academy and other successful schools
designed particularly for Southern
negroes. The general adoption of a
system of manual training in public
education throughout the South
would unquestionably aid materially
in solving the difficult problem pre-
sented in the relations OF the two
races in that section Of the country.
Philadelphia Record.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-01-11
WISE DEPARTMENT.
CHAs. 7. KILGoRE, Editor.
Local and Otherwise.

r. A. Hartman, Of Tazewell, was here
this week.
W. d. Mcneil, OF Tacoma, was in town
Sunday.
r. l.. Kilgore, of this place, and A. G.
Parsons, Of Fernalda, went to Clntwood
tuesday to attend county court.
The Miller Roberts Furniture Co.,
Limited, is the name Of new business
enterprise that will start soon.
W. w. Bond, of Nickelsville, way in
town this week.
T. G. Anderson, Of Abingdon, was here
on business last week
Messrs. NJ. Gillian, w. II. Roberts and
W. II. Bond went to Norton Saturday
evening. A rather suspicious gang to go
to Norton, bat they only went to attend a
meeting Of Royal Arch Masons.
The protraeted meetings are still in
progress, and will likely continue through
the week. At the ~ E. Church there
have been about ten conversions. and six
at the ". Z. Church. South. Rev. Nc
Allister is being assisted in the work by
Rev. Cook, of Stonega and Rev. Draper, of
Clintwood.
Sheriff Killen was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Handsford Gillian and Miss Lucy
Miles were married at the home OF DR.. II.
Miles OH West Main Street, last Wednes-
day evening. Rev. q. W. Kilgore perform
ed the ceremony.
j. II. Renfro, a prominent merchant of
Tacoma, was in town Sunday.
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CHANGE ELECTION LAW.

A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature to change the election
law, so as to require the various cleo
toral boards to appoint one Judge and
one clerk Of each political party in
all political elections, and in all dis
puted questions arising under this
act, one Of the clerks shall be selected
by the judges by lot as umpire to ae-
eide such disputed question by his
vote, and after the first dispute is set
tied all other disputes shall be settled
by alternately calling in one OF said
clerks to vote on such question.
This law does not apply to clerks
when the judges can settle such
questions. Every elector has the
right to call on a Judge of his own
selection to aid him in preparing his
ballot, and he may deliver his ballot
to Judge of his own selection to be
deposited in the ballot-box.
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effect of which will be to encourage
the Filipinos to attempt to keep NJ
the revolt which is apparently toter-
ing upon it's last legs, in the belief
that they have the sympathy and
support of considerable number of
influential Americans. Regardless
of ones opinion on the Philippine
question in the abstract, it would
seem that the proper attitude OF
patrioti, Americans, so long as the
American flag is being fired upon and
brave American soldiers killed is to
support the government in its efforts
to bring about peace, remembering
the historic saying: "My country;
may it always be right, but right or
wrong. my country"
The President has intimated rath-
er strongly to Senator'S of his party
that he would like to see them push
the financial bill to vote as early as
possible; consequently the opponents
of that measure are to be allowed to
do most of the talking. 1t is no easy
job, however, to hurry the Senate,
and there is no probability that any
Senator who wishes to make a speech
on the bill will be denied an oppor-
tunity to do so. When the bill will
be voted upon is matter of conjec-
ture, but its opponents say that they
have no desire to delay vote further
than may be necessary to put their
objections to the measure on record.
For that reason, it is thought that
the debate will not continue more
than tour or five weeks. 1t is con-
coded by all that the bill will pass
by large majority, and that Senator
Chambers bimetallic amendment
will be defeated by somewhat
smaller majority.