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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND'|MENll'I,
3s5s TO ne Voted ON M q
5ArSsTHE NEXT. GENERAL ELECTION,
I TUESDAY. NOV, 9. 1900, 5ss.
Z STATE OF MINNESOTA,

5$E3Es I:ss5$ t October 4. 1900. s4
Pursuant to section three hundred and
eleven Gill Of the General Statutes ct
/ 1894. the same being chupter one hun,
y cred and hfty-seve en- Q57) Of the General
q Laws Of 1857, the proposed Amendment
% the Constitution Of the State Of Mtn-
nsso "a, as adop ted by Act Of the LeEls4
voters Of this state at the general cleo
ton Ato8 be held on Tuesday the sixth
9th day Of. November, "a. ID. nineteen
hundred (1900l, is herewith submitted:
ALBERT BERG Secretary OF State.
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Nobody has suggested that the recent
death OF a; New York preacher in his
pulpit furnishes reason for other miu-
listers to stop preaching.
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There was something pathetic In Pres
idept Ringers letter to bis wife an
nouncing his intention to take SIX
months holiday, @s
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Unless history takes one Of it's &C.
casional notions to pass the job OF re.
peatlnR itself, the party that elects the
President will control the house. T..
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Timber Land, IA ct .Jnpe 8 1873 etice FOR Pub
q icati Is. Land Office. Duluth, IN inn,

Timber Land, Act Jnse 8. 1871. Notice FOR Pub.
licat Land Office. Duluth, Mimi,
a8 July "a. 1900.
$ Notice is hereby given that in comp lance with
the visions at the act of Congress- Of June 8,
1STs, entitle act the sale 81 Der lands
il the states OF Gal Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory 3 as extended rs ali the
public. land states !. BY act Of August 1882.
Edward Heath. Of West Sup erior county Of: Dong-
lag, state Of WISCONSIN, has this day fled in this
Office his sMorn statement No. Sos for the
swk ssction IA and nell Of neA Section % Town
ship q north range west, and will offer proof
to chow that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his lain to said lard
kefOre the Register and Receiver of this off e
October, 1909. EI95 I'D 3755
& He names as witnesses: s4s n $685. BE 5s
:, james ,a1 Gomminss, Elnina Melick and James
g. Melick OF West Superior. Wis, and William
Il. Norton of Duluth MINI. $S5 S83 ss53E
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to Gle, their
claims in this Office on OF before said 10th day Of
October, 1900. NIL n b ri 55Sfst Il
i. Grettum. Atty. Sill ~ IS 80 r..
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Many Of the absolute certainties' of
the campaign managers WILL fall to ma
terialize when the votes are counted. 5
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So long as American blood is being
shed by Philippines, our people cannot be
expected to listen patiently to explains
lions made by them. <>.s =. ~. ~
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Timber Land. Act June g. 187S.--NOtice for Pub
LEGATION; United States Land Office. Duluth,

Timber Land. Act June 8. 1s7s--No Notice for Pub
LEGATION. United States Land Office. Duluth,
a Mimi, july %, 1870. z% sSS y 1y|.4 Hi52
u Notice is hereby wen that in comL lance with
ath provisions of the act of CONGRESS Of June 3,
1873 entitled An act for the So Of timber lands
in the states Of california;. Oregon, Nevada and
Washi gton Territory" as extended to all the
Public Land States by. act OF August 4, 1892.
ElmiAa Ma]ic of West Superior, county of Doug
las, State of WISCONSIN has this day fled in this
office his sworn statement No. 5007, for the pur-
chase Of the W. Of neh. and eH of nwA Of
Section 80, in Township s? north, of Range
2 west, ard will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for it's timber
establish his claim to said land before the Regis
Ger and Receiver Of this flee at Duluth Mimi,
on Friday, the 10th day of October, 1900. ..>
II He names Az witnesses: zE s4I, &1 81 &,
i Edward Heath. James Gnmmings. James G.
Melickof West SuErrior, Wis, and William s.
Norton of Duluth. Mimi. I,s a:sy -,
/ Any and all persons claiming adversely the
iabovedescribedl lands are requested to file their
claims in This Office on or before said 10Th day of
October. 1900. H. f9E Il + s=s|. +
y. Grettum. Atty. so-1 I II
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With Senator Hanna and Peti8rew
on the stump, South Dakotans ought
not to find the campaign dull.
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In addition to holding up passengers,
Pullman porters have taken to shooting
conductors. I III. >%.,A: .55E
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The campaign seems to have reached
the lively stage in Colorado and Mon
tana it not Ia some other states. y =s is5s /.
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Special Commissioner Rockhill, who
was sent to China to use his eyes and
ears appears also to be using his tongue,
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MACCABEEs..

Il oaEnIA TENT No. ss. Regular reviews held
every second and fourth Saturday. Visiting
knights cordially welcomed. E.4S
i. q. c. TrTps, Com.
CHRIS MURPHY r, X. @.,& $5: !. II. a.
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,, Lord Roberts received his oomm is sion
as efn ~ l ndeF -inyphi of the BRUSH
army as q birthday present from. the
Qneen. 5.53:5 s5st.$
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The wheels are beginning to 70 around
10 the head Of the man who makes the
fool.election bet. $.,.. 4 ss
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Somebody Numbered in allowing SEX
to Lopez, Aguinaldo's confidential rep
reHentatlve, to visit this country at this.
time. + 5s.4 s@S s$gs > 81
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Kansas City pulled OF successful
carnival without any help from the poll
tlcians. 55, t...* -, y +.
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I STATE OF MINNESOTA, /;
: Attorney Generals Office,
r. O

-. y 4'r!<5F 4#t.#% SI. Taul, y lily a. IoVV. s$&
Hon. Albert Rerg, Secretary Of State.
Pursuant to- chapter 157 Of the General
Laws Of 1887, herewith file In your
office synopsis Of Amendment to the Con-,
stitution Of the State OF Minnesota as
proposed by chapter 90 Of the General
Laws OF 1899. 7 am very respectfully,
* sz 5s ,5E w. B. DOUGLAS, @5
- - 4 n MI g.s 3 Attorney General.
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It is proposed by said chapter to amend
the, same so as to read as follows, r.

=
" Section 8. The permanent school and
university fund Of this state. may be in
Vested I'm the bonds of any county, school,
district q to Wn or llage Of this state,
but no. such investment shall be made
Until approved by the board OF commits
sioners designated by law to regulate the
investment of the permanent school fund
and the permanent university fund Of this
state; nor shall such loan or investment
be made when the bonds to be issued or
purchased would. make the entire bonded
indebtedness exceed fifteen qS) per cent
real property Of the county, school dis
trtct, city, town or village issuing such
bonds; nor Shall such loans or indebted-
than three go per cent per annum nor
for q shorter period than five ~ years
nor for a longer period than twenty (2Ol
years. and no change Of the town, school q q
relieve the real property In: such town,
school district, county, village or city IN
this state. at the time Of the issuing Of
such bonds from any liability for taxa
ton to pay such bonds +f2E<gsf - =
The effect of the above amendment II
adopted will be to authorize the invest
ment of the permanent school and uni-
versity fund of this state for a period
of not less than Aye ~ or more than
twenty (20) years at an interest rate not
less than three 90 per cent per annum
in the bonds Of any county, school district,
city, town or village of this state, when
the bonds to be issued or purchased will
not make the entire bonded Indebtedness
of such municipalities exceed fifteen Q5)
per cent of the assessed valuation Of
the taxable real property contained there
in. :: g%sFs ' T. ~; II Z + -. -
: The substantial change proposed by
said amendment is to authorize such In
vestments when the entire Indebtedness,
NIll9tinn
exceed fifteen Q5) per cent of the assessed
valuation Of the taxable real property in
such municipalities; whereas. under the
exising constitution loans are permitted
only where such total Indebtedness does
not exceed seven ~ per cent Of the as
sessed valuation. 3D. s ss ~ .sit n +
July 3, 1900. ..sz ;5 ss Z
IE.S% w. B. DOUGLAS,
e.-. M, L Sa$ Attorney General
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Uncle Sam to the Emperor OF Ger
many: It's your turn at tho bat again.
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Wanted In Idea Z s s: !: . s|s's|s

Write JOHN WEDDERRURN& CO, Patent Attor.
= e: r g toE their pie Sfer
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SYNOPSIS OF AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
MINNESOTA PROPOSED BY THE
LEGISLATURES ss OF THE SAID
STATE AT THE LAST SESSION
THEREOF, AND TO BE VOTED
:UF0N AT THE GENERAL ELEC-
: TON To BE HELD ON NOVEMBER
9TH, 1900. .}&E5i Fiji. &.
By General Laws 1880. Chapter OF. it Is
proposed to amend Article eight (9. Sec
tion six 81. Of the Constitution.
The section a. now existing reads as fol-
lows; H. ~ y
Section 9; The permanent school and
university fund Of this state may be in
vested in the purchase Of bonds of any
county. school district, city, town or viii
lage Of this state, but no such Investment
shall be made until approved by the board
OF commissioners designated by law to
regulate the Investment Of the permanent
school fund and the permanent university
fund OF this state; nor shall such loan or
investment be made when the issue 3of
which the same In partfwould make the
per cent of the assessed valuation Of the
taxable real property OF the VA county,
school district, city, town Or vii age issui s4g
such bonds; nor shall such loans or I'M
interest than three per cent per ann,ln
NOR for a. shorter period than five 20
years, nor for q longer period than twenty
900 years, and no change Of the town,
school district, village, city or county lines
town, school district, county, village or
city in this state at the time Of the issu-
ing Of such bonds from any liability for
taxa ton to pay such bonds. -s~::s F. 81
TT sis ;nrnnnsad ,uE 60 ia Echarfar IN amend
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TERMS s1,oo a YEAR in ADVANCES.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

GRAND MARA1s.. At1N.. ocTs Is, 1900,
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w. n. smallwood. Atty &
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VIII. smalrwood, Atty. =. o. : :, y:
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-, e CHRIS MURPHY,
Auditor Cook County, MINI.
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w. H. smallwood, Atty. - Y22
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27
MAYOR JONES
Has Declared for Bryan and Stevenson
and Will Carry Thousands Of Votes
With Him.

Mayor S. M. Jones, the indepen-
dent mayor of Toledo, Ohio, has
written letter declaring that he will
support Bryan and anti-imperialism.
Hecarries thousands of independent
Republicans with him and greatly
endangers McKinley's chances of
carrying his own State. In the
letter the mayor says:
al believe the position of the adj
ministration with regard to the Phil
ippine war is denial of equality and
a contradiction of the principles of
human liberty set forth in the pre-
amble of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. When / enter the booth
10 administer the sacrament of my
ballot | shall use my best endeavor
to record my conscience in favor
of equality against war, in favor Of
love and reason, rather than war
and revenge, and l shall vote for
William ] Bryan as the best way
that / know of giving expression to
these sentiments, believing him to
be the candidate who most nearly
represents, not the high ideals of a
few great souls who have clear
vision of the social state, but who
does stand for the best interests of
America to-day.
"My hope is not in any party or
man, but in the triumph of princi-
pie. To the extent of my ability
l shall make use of the opportunities
afforded by the campaign to aid in
crystallizing the public sentiment
on the questions now before the
people, and will accept invitations
to speak for these principles from
now to the end of the campaign"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

Arrangements have been complet-
ed by the county chairman of the
Democratic and Republican parties,
in conjunction with the managers
of the Elkins' Fair Association to
devote the forenoons of the third
and fourth of October, at which
time the fall racing will be held, to
the discussion of the political issues
of the day. Democratic day will
be observed on the morning of the
3rd, and Senator Daniels, of Vir-
ginia, and Hon. Bourke Cochran
will be the speakers. October 4th
will be known as Republican day,
and the crowd will be addressed by
President Benjamin Harrison
and Speaker Henderson. Interest
in these meetings is intense, and
each party is determined to excel
the other in point of attendance.
Excursion trains will be run on all
roads, and the largest crowd ever
grthered in Elkins will be there on
one or the other of these DAYS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27
Should Withdraw.
TERRA Alta. Sept. ~. loo

iERRA ALTA, sept. II, 1900.
EDITOR ARGUS
In view of the fact that our Republican
brethren have made very uDwise nominal
ton for Assessor on the East Side, have
been hoping they would ask him to with.
draw and would place competent man in
place.
Personally have none but the kindest
feelings for Thomas b. Jackson. / have
known him for thirty years or more and
know him to be a sober, hard working man
and a good citizen. but unfortunately he
lac.s education sufficient to perform the
duties of this Office, and am surprised thar
he would aspire to an Office which no one
knows better than himself that he is not az
competent to discharge the duties of as the
average ten year old school boy. He owes
it to himself, his friends and to the good
name of the county that he Withdraw at
once.
II the voters of the county think 7 am
misrepresenting the facts let them write Col.
J. ID. Rigg, Hon. VIM II. Glover, A.
Elliott, John w. Hill, Jas. S. Lakin. Of
Terra Alta, OF John w. Watson or LEROY
Shaw, at Kingwood.
II Is a shame and an imposition ON the
voters of the county that the Republican
party should put man into as important an
Office, who Is so thoroughly incompetent.
~. d..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

by the election of e. w. Worthing.
ton as President and ID. A. Dimond
as Secretary, starting with IS mem.
bers. The Club holds its next meet.
ing on Wednesday evening, Oct. Z,
at which meeting we would like
every Democrat of Portland district
and all others who will support the
Democratic ticket in the coming
election, to be present.
JOHN O. WHETsELL, Chm.
ID. A. DIMoND, Sec'y.
LYON DISTRICT.
BY order of the County Commit.
tee the Democrats of Lyon District
met in Convention at Newburg,
Sept. az, 1900. The Convention
was called to order by DR.. w. M.
Dent.
w. c. Morris was elected perma-
nent Chairman and S. b. Sapp,
Secretary.
The Convention then nominated,
by reclamation, the following Dis.
trict Officers;
Commissioner of the Count,
Courts. N. Rogers.
Two Justices of the Peace
John S. c. Bell and Frank Tricket.
Two Constables-Thomas Bur.
dess and J. M. Greathouse.
Member of Board of Education
DR.. w. M. Dent.
The Convention recommended
the following to be appointed Com
missioners of Election of their sew
eral precincts Lee S. Miller
Gainesville b. +. Shuttleworth
Austen George M. Shaffer, indie
pendence Jonathan Shackleford
Irondale.
w. @. Morris, Chm.
S. b. Sapp, Sec'y.
We have received no report from
Pleasant district yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27
A MCKINLEY PLOPPER.

The papers have been giving the
names of many prominent Repub-
licans who are deserving Mckinley
for Bryan and about once per week
we read of some Democrat coming
out for Mckinley. The latest is
Albert Lieber, President of the
indianapolis Brewing Company,
and known as"rhe Brewery King. "
He has always been a Democrat
and taken an active part in politics.
For fear the Journal here won't give
the facts of the case, we give the
particulars in this paper
WHY HE LIKES MCKINLEY.
Mr.. Lieber's announcement was
made in an interview in the Indi-
annapolis Press of last Friday. He
makes no bones of the fact that his
action is chiefly because the Nc
Kinley administration has opened
new markets for the indianapolis
Brewing Company in our new pos
sessions. In his statement Nj.
Lieber declares he has no fears of
imperialism. The following extract
from his interview will be read with
interest by temperance people !:
eyes, it is true am going to sup
port Mckinley. Looking at the
situation from business standpoint,
HE HAS OPENED NEW MARKETS
FOR THIS COMPANY IN CUBA, PORTO
RICO AND MANILA"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

The Bosco Of the Fourth District
Charlie Caldwell Advertised As
Hanna's Double.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Sept. a.
Hon. Chas.T. Caldwell arrived here
Saturday to fulfill an engagement
to make speech in this city that
night. Mr.. Caldwell one time ran
for Congress in this district. but
was defeated by two or three thous-
and. He was also a candidate for
the United States Senate two YEAR,.
ago. But he did not get majority
OF the members of the legislature.
Neither did Scott and Charley's
friends say he's just as much en-
titled to the seat as Scott is. Mr..
Caldwell's friends consider him one
OF the big guns, and few days ago
were startled and Inundated to find
that Mr.. Caldwell had been billed
to speak in the Third ward of this
city.
But insult was added to injury, in
this, that he was advertised in fam
ing posters of four colors, which
were intended, no doubt, to be
humorous. And il was. For across
the posters, in red letters were such
chaste words and bowery slang and
race course phrases as, "Have you
seen Charley ?" "He speaks at
eight, race boss time" "He eats
'em alive" "He's wonder"
"See Mark Hanna's double" etc.
When Mr.. Caldwell arrived and
found that he had been billed as a
circus clown, or as Bosco, the snake
eater, so TO speak, he became great
ly incensed and at first refused to
speak at all. His friends were in
clined to agree with him in his re-
solve not to speak but after
considerable parley and persuasion
on the part of the executive com
mittee Mr.. Caldwell agreed to
speak.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27
Don't
Get Thin

Get fat; get nice and plump ;
there is safety in plumpness.
Summer has tried YOUR
food-works; winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fall
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is tricky; look
out ! Look out for colds espec.
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest of
helps. 1t is food, the easiest
food in the world it is more
than food, it helps you digest
your food, and get more nutri-
mcnt from it.
Don't get thin, there is
iatety in plumpness. Man
woman and child.
=. you have not tried u. send for free sa,r,,.
- 'F'se'"'s co, co ri Tih sg sn ,s yog
sos. and S'.oo All drusgist. "'w YORK
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

Because the Republicans had
about IL, 900 majority in this State in
90, they have been figuring on that
much to start with this time and
that the State was safely Republi-
can, but right there is where they
are slipping a cog in their calc.:;M-
lations and we want them TO keep
on figuring that way till the returns
come in and their tumble will be
all the harder. The fact Of It was
that the Republican majority in
go was caused by the gold bug
detection in the Democratic party
in voting for Palmer and
Buckner or Mckinley, as many
Of them did, but at least nine tenths
of them are back in the Democratic
ranks now. A few gold-bugs may
have become confirmed and remain
in the Republican party, but we will
gain more Republicans this time than
we will lose Democrats and there is
no gold.bug ticket to vote except
the Republican ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27
DIsPRASCmIsRD


The Republican Administration
and Congress have automatically
and deliberately DISTINGUISHED thous-
ands of citizens of Porto Rico.
In his annual report made by
Secretary of War Root, in Decem-
Der, 1899, he says, on page 75s OF
said report :-'T think the basis OF
suffrage should be that all who
READ AND WRITE Or WHO HOLD
PROPERTY up to small specified
amount, may vote; AND NO
OTHERS"
Following up this scheme of the
Republican Secretary of War, to
deny the right of manhood suffrage
to large number of Porto Ricans,
the Republican Congress, at its ses.
sion last winter, placed the follow
ing provision in the law for the
government of this Island -
cat such (all) elections, all
citizens of Porto Rico shall be
allowed to vote who have been bona
fide residents for one year and who
possess the OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
OF VOTERS UNDER THE LAWS AND
MILITARY ORDERS IN FORCE MARCH
1, 1900" (See Public Document
No. 69, Page ~
In order to ascertain what the
laws and military orders in force
March 1, 1900, are, we have only
to look at paragraph 8, Page 8, of
General Orders No. 100, issued by
General Davis, Military Command
err of Porto Rico, Oct. IL, 1900,
which says fan elector, to vote
at such elections, shall possess the
following qualifications He must
be bona fide male resident of the
Municipality. He must be over III
years of age on date of election.
He must be A TAXPAYER IN THE
MUNICIPALITY IN WHICH HE VOTES
AT THE DATE OF THIS ORDER
Or HE MUST BE ABLE TO READ
AND WRITE"
While number of States, such
as Massachusetts,, North Carolina,
Connecticut and Louisiana, have
prescribed educational qualifications
for voters, this Republican measure
enacted for Porto Rico, is the first
attempt in the history of our Re-
public to prescribe a property
qualification, since Thomas Jeffer-
son, the great champion of human
rights, succeeded in giving to every
man, rich and poor alike, the right
to exercise his elective franchise as
free American citizen.
Think how many thousands of
Porto Ricans, under Spanish OPP
preston have never had an
opportunity either to learn to read
or write, or to acquire property.
These are not, under Republican
rule, permitted to vote yet under
the Spanish rule they were never
denied this right. What, then.
must be the natural conclusion ?
The Trusts, through whose influence
free trade was denied by Congress
to the Porto Ricans, have also
dictated a property qualification
for the voters of that unfortunate
Island.
OF SUCH is IMPERIALISM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

We hope that any of our readers
or friends who know of a German
citizen of the county, no difference
what his politics is, who would en-
JOY reading some German news Of
the campaign. will send us his name
and address.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-27

Some of the Republican papers
are so mad over the big coal miners
strike that they are laying it on to
the Democrats and denouncing the
whole scheme as political one,
but that kind Of rot won't 20 in
Pennsylvania, where there are
hardly enough Democrats to hold
the election and the probability is
that tenths Of the strikers are
Republicans.