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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-25
"SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE"
by Richard Harding Davis,
beginning IN tomorrow Republic.
STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Papers and Discussion Concluded
the Last Days Meeting.
RErIRIIc spE,1AI

4eEs4't 4fA-4A s-tEil4Al@
Selalia. No. oct. o4-The second DAYS
session of tie third annual meeting OF the
Missouri Library Association was an ex-
ceedingly Interesting one The pfcrranme
began az O'Clock The first number was a
paper. Selection OF Books fur the Small
LshIary." by J. +. Laugtou of 81 LOUIS
which was discussed By Duncan Buruet of
Columbia
ioiows: province OF Periodicals" Miss
Siuy Stmonds of st Louis. discussion hv
Hiss Anna Powers OF y arrc-.s burg. IL
brary Commissions" Mss Alice : TYLER.
secretary of the Iowa Library Commission.
discuss sion hy Mrs. j. e. Jones Columbia
and I'urd b. Wright of 81. Joseph. .D.s-
trict Schoo! Libraries ! A Whifsford of
Moberly. discussion by g.. V Buchanan Of
Sedalia and Professor ID. s Robbins II
StanherCy; Missouri state Documents =
4. sampson OF Scdalia.
y very instructive address was delivered
al to o-niEhrs session by p y. Crunden. IL
hrarian or the 81. Louis Public Library. II
being the concluding feature Of the meet
ing.
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AIarine IntenIrrnc..

Plymouth. England, Oct. 24.-The Ham
burg3American Line steamer. Fuerst Bis
marck, from New York. October i6, for
Hamburg, arrived here this morning at 10
O'Clock. She was delayed about twenty
four hours in the passage. owing to the
breaking Of the crank shaft OF her star
board engine on Sunday. She only used her
port engine during the rest OF the voyage
The vessel experienced fine weather.
Hamburg. Oct. 2i-Arrived: Pretoria, New
York.
Boulogre-sur-Me Oct 2s-Sailed Steam
er Noordam Cfrom Rotterdam. New York
Cherbourg. Oct. 2f.-Saiied: Steamer Au-
guste Victoria Cfrom Hamburg and South
ampton). New York
Plymouth. Oct. e4.-Arrived: Steamer
F'lerst Bismarck. New York, for Cherbotirr
and Hamburg (and proceeded).
Queenstown, oct. A-ArTived: Merton.
Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Sailed: Steamer Commonwealth. Boston.
Southampton, Oct. 2f.-Sailed. Steamer
Auguste Victoria. New York via Cherbourr
Naples. Oct. 2i.-Arrived: Phoenicia, New
York. for Genoa
MovilIe. Oct 24.-Sailed: Steamers CO.
rinthian. Montreal: Ethiopia, New York.
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''SoLDIERS of FORTUNE
by Richard Harding Davis.
Eeginning IN to-morrow's Republic.
FARRELL SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
Irish Leader Will Have to Serve
Our His Sentence.

Dublin. oct. ei-The sentence imposed
on James p. Farrell. NJ =. who was con-
victed of publishing intimidatinE articles
In iis Newspaper. the Lonsford Leader. and
vas sentenced 10 two months imprisonment
az hard labor and to an additional three
months IN default Of bail FOR good teEa-
Nor. has been confirmed by the Loagfo-d
6ssiEcs.
Judge CuTran offered to reduce the sen
tsnce To month and omit hard labor II
NJ. Farrell. would promise TO ccas- boy
c1ttirE and intimidation. This the prisoner,
however. refused TO do.
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INTEREST IN THE STOCK SHOW.
Exhibit at Kansas City Is Attract
inc Wide Attention.

Kansas City. No. oct. 4--The show
rings held the interest OF the large crowd
at the American Royal Live Stock show
to-day. For the first time since the show
began all four Of the great beef breeds
HereforIs ShOrthorus. AberdesnS-AnguS,
and Cialloways, Were IN the show ring to-
-ether. IL was show Of herds and eacn
breeder brought not his best Individual. but
the best five cattle he had The herd exhi-
bitious brought out more cattle than were
SHOWN IL any Of the rings when classes
were shown and II was the biggest Watch-
inG OF breeder against breeder and breed
against breed that the show has seen
The hog and AnEora goat division again
presented lively scenes today The great
number OF goats and hogs which have been
sold and the high prces which have pre-
vailed have been among the leading sea-
lures OF the show this year. one goat sold
Tor I.4oo. the highest price ever paid fer a
goat. and q young POland-Chlna SOW sold
for 800 The hos and goat buyers come
from all parts Of the Union. many OF the
goat buyers being from Texas and New
AleNico.
Among the awards were the following:
HereforiS. Best calf hcrd-Frrst. J. g Adams
uuutr year-First. Miner Bros. CgliE Neb.
Best carl. .ad feeding steers neifcrs- FIRST. g.
y. slaughtsr. Roawell. y IL
Best carload feeding steers Or heife-s urdsr I
yc.lr-Flrst. l. >. Ranch. Tascosa. Tex.
Aberdeen -Aurus-NounE herd. q. II Gardner.
B-andinsvllle. HI calf herd. g, Il Gariucr. TAT
steer. years. under >. G. n Gartner; fat steer.
year. us'isr = Oliver Hammers. Hil!s,iale. Ia.
Best any SEe-ArabeIs FavOrits. owned by c
Grade steer. year. under 2-PrupSet, ewned
by p. Reynolds & son. I'rophetsville. III.
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FAMOUS SCOUT MUST HANG.
Tom Horn Found Guilty of Muir
dering a Boy.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. oct. 24.-Tom Horn. the
famous scout and stock detective. to-day
was found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree The trial OF Horn FOR the murder OF
Willie Nickel. I{-year-o,d son OF Kels
Nickel. on July Is 1901 At his father ;
ranch In the Iron Mountain country was
begun October 10 The claim OF the prose
cution was that Horn. in the pay or Ger
tain large cattle owners, killed the Nickel
boy IN an effort 20 frightan his father and
cause him To leave the country.
The strongest evidence against Horn was
his own confession. made 20 Deputy Sheriff
Joseph II Ii Fors. In which he gave min
u;e details OF the crime. Horn at the t-lal
admitted making the confession. but de-
clared II was false ard only made in Z
Dragging way while he and Ia Fors were
exchanging yarns
Horn served with the American army IN
Cuba in charge Of pack train.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLIES TO-xIGHT.
Four Meetings VIII he Held in VarI-
oua Parfn Of the CITY.

-Four Democratic rallies will be held this
sycnlnE. There will be speaking in the
First. Tenth. Eleventh and Twenty-flfth
wards. The First Ward meeting win be at
No csl5 North Broadway. the Tenth Ward
at SchmitZs Hail.. No. 200 Ciravols: EIev-
enth Ward at 81. Boniface's Hall. and the
IUenty-hiih Ward At Westminster WAY
and Olive street
Among III speakers who will appear arc
Harry b. Hawes. Richard r. Blow. Thomas
Campbell Cummings. l. g. Pope. guy n
Thompson. Ben T Clarke. Guy T. Golfer
man. w II. Cooke. NJ. J. Gill, the Demo-
cratic nominees and others.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC

Judge Hockaday OF the Boone County
Circuit Court oyerruIed the motion of I'd
ward Buffers attorney TO quash the indict-
ments OF tho State. II IS now thought the
case viii so to trial without unnecessary
delay.
1t is predicted that the Presidents second
message to Congress viii recomISA nd the
establishment OF Ncnpartisan TariT Com
mission. and stricter regulations of trusts
together with publicity Of their affairs.
A lone bandit held Up the Northern Pa
cihc limited near Bear Mouth. Mont. killed
the engineer. dynamited the express car
and escaped Bloodhounds are on the trail
In accordance with an order OF Governor
Stone Of Pennsylvania, the troops now in
the coal regions OF that State are to be
withdrawn
There is great excitement at PlainvIlle
III. over the mysterious assassination OF
Fred Larimore
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wIGwAM MEETING IN TWELFTH.
Democratic Candidates Address Large
Audience at Virginia and sidney.

Before an audience that filled The big
wigwarn at virginia avenue ard Sidney
street. last night. the candidates for city
Offices on the democratic ticket expressed
their views as TO how public affairs should
their hearers
Among the speakers were Sheriff Joseph
Dickmnun. City Auditor Bernard Dierkes.
City Attorney Tom l.. Anderson. Hiram
y. Moore. candidate FOR Judge OF the Court
Of Criminal Correction; Richard T. Blow.
candidate for Congress IN the Tenth Dis
trict: Casper Wolf. candidate for Circuit
Clerk Of the Court Of Criminal Correction; /;
William r Carter. Paul Young ". y.
Miller. Charles Bilhartz. Charles Young
Monroe Meletio and J. Z. Relallack
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REYNOLDS ONE OF the SPEAKERS.
Twelfth District Republican Voters
Are Addressed by Candidates.

4 Republican rally was held last night in
the Twelfth District at Druid's Hall The
meeting was addressed by the several can
dlIaJcs FOR city ana national offices.
George u. Reynolds. candidate for Con-
ET,.ssman dong term from the Twelfth Dis
trict, made The principal address Of the
evening. His remarks dealt chiefly with
Inc ballot and protection for voters during
the coming election.
Addresses were made by George B. Side
ner. Eugene McoCillan. Fred II. Smith.
George c. L. Wagner. candidate for Con
Fressuan short terml. Harry clover. J. l.
White. Archibald Carr. Doctor +. q. Greer
and Judge Henderson OF the Probate Court.
who Is a candidate for reelection.
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"SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
ny Richard Harding Davis.
Beginning In Tomorrow Republic
ASKS RUSSIA'S PERMISSION.
China Wants to Send Troops Into
Manchuria.

London. oct. e+.-CsbIiur from PekIn the
correspondent OF the Times says that ow-
that portion OF Manchuria evacuated by-
Russia. China has asked Russia p-rmis-
sion To dispatch looo soldi5-s thither IN or
der 20 suppress the disorders
To this request the Russian Legation has
replied that the matter must D. referred
20 Port Arthur. which viii nccessitate con-
siderable DELAY
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"SoLDIERS OF FORTUNE"
BS Richard harding Davis.
Beginning IN to-morrOw's Republic.
ASSASSIN TO BE HANGED.
Michael StavrefT Convicted of Kill
inc Ex-prrmier StambnIoT

Sofia. BulEarin. Oct. e4.--AilchaCl Stav-5fr.
alias Halju. to-day was found suHty of the
murder OF cT-Premler Stambulon in 1916 ard
sentenced 10 be hanged. Companions OF NJ
s'ambuion testified that Stsyrcn fired The
shot.
StaIabulOn. who has been called ths Bis
marck OF Bulgaria. was aSsass.nafei at
Sofia on the evening OF July L. fSg5 thee
months Diter his dismissal from the pre-
mlership, The crime vas committed whHa
II. Stamhnloh and a friend were re;u rIuS
from club IN a carriErc- They W ~
Stupped ny three or four men armed vi \
knives and pistols. and she c=-p- ME.
leaplnE 20 the ground 10 defend himsc.f
wounds IL Che head
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''S0LDIERS OF FORTUNE"
ny Richard Harding Davis.
Beginning in to-moTrow's Repuhic.
TO ASK GERMANYS IDEA.
China Wants Her Interpretation
of the Invidious Stipulation.

PeiSin. Oct. e4.-Prince Ching. president OF
the Foreign once. intends 10 ask Germany
to interpre; the "invidious stipulation re-
sarding the evacuation of Shanghai by the
foreign troops. as embracing al China. thus
removing the implication that the YarC-tse-
kiang Valley Is threatened by Eritfsh
schemes OF aCErandZemeut
As the Germans are pleased with the
agreement. as II stands, q Is doubtCL II
Germany will consent
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Clever Campaign Jingle Appeals to
Voters in Behalf of Demo
cratic Ticket.
CLEAN CITY INSPIRES MUSE.
Stickers Will BE Printed and
Given 10 Small Boys for Dis
tribution and City Plac.
arded With Dodgers.

VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICfSET!
Remember New - Louis.
Attractive. c.san and bright
10 needs No Mayors moon yet' 10
T" cheer its -pl-h AZ night
But lamps thut Ei.an and gl!s,en
In every corner shia-.
Ani share With honest fervcr
The mocn OF Ziegenhein.
Re=.enbsr New -. LOUIS.
Esuernisr those men who made
Tie c.tv hsht and clean and hrisht.
With huss ts1t r"'.r shall fade
1ou ean't sutraSs the record
tTnis statement t-utn coupe'9
OF th- Democratic PARTY
That EaNe Us Mayor Wells
Vote far the men wso gave Us
The hest all We own.
The men who are Progressive.
And iIytd v-htrtvsr kDoNn-
Vote the democratic ticket;
The names that un it shine
Shame the dirt and de= laiion
1aat r.ieueI With Eiegrnh-in.
Always foremost in creaJinS new and A.
tracyiye methods 81 reaching the voters.
The Democratic LEADERS OK the Jefferson
Cub have hit upon the most novel scheme
that has yet been used in a political CAM
psisn ia this country.
u is setting forth the claims Of their
party in jingles that are sure To become
popular by playing upon the l7teOt poetic
instinct that IS part and parcel Of every
one. caJchy. easily memoriZed jingle Is
the easiest way OF attracting and holding
the public mind.
These bits OF poetry. such as the forsgo-
ing. are 10 be printed upon thousands Of
dodgers and distributed with q liberal hand
wherever there Is a gathering OF politicians.
at meetings OF every description. thrust in
10 the hands Of people on the streets and
in other ways that viii bring them into
notice
Inc Jefferson Club has placed an order for
5000 dodgers. lU.Opt OF which will Ice ready
for distribution to-day II necessary. other
orders Viii be placed 50 as 10 insure al
unlimited supply until after election
Tie author Of the inspiring verses that
call uNgn the pubic 70 vote Tor the Demo
y. bud II IL understood that he - TO be
iound within the precincts OF the Jefferson
In addition 20 the above verse. there Is.
one heldN Vote for Missouri ThiS ap
pcdls TO the patriotic side OF the voter.
There IS TlSntiOu Uf our sires that made
our country great and OF The Democratic
host that Tor our good has done the most
and other sentiments Of this nature. con-
cluding with command TO Vote, al ye
men. November four"
Tnose In charge Of the dodgers state that
although there are but TWO verses. " the
plan i iudorsed by the public others will
be forthcoming and before November
there viii be enough 20 form book OF po-
itical verse.
In addition 10 the familiar dodger several
thousand stickers have been ordered. each
one OF the verses These will b.
pasted In prominent places about Town and
Will be distributed among those who desire
them
Ii is expected that small boys WIN de-
scend upon the Jefferson Club when IL be
comes known that there arc unlimited
stickers 10 be obtained there. and the
iy in the wide distribution Of his novel
literature.
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Colonel Newman on state Issues.

Piedmont. Mo- oct. GA large audi
ence listened attentiveiy TO the address here
tonight by Colonel Henry \ Newman.
He dwelt largely on State issues showiH,
the fallacy IN the charge of rohb!ng the
School Fund and especially showing how
Randolph County lost S-Oau.0 In the Repub-
lean sale Of the North Pacific Railroad
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A TEXAS WONDER
nAIL.s aREAr pIscorrnr.

One bottle OF the Texas Wcnder. Hairs
Great Discovery, cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF the
en-, regulates bladder troubles in children
II not sold BY Your druggists. viii be sent ~
mail on receipt OF 81. One small bottle is
two month Stres tment. and VIII cure ans.
case above mentioned. Dr. f " Hail
sole manufacturer. Z. q. Box 62s ST. Louis
Mo. Send FOR testimonials sold b. al
druggists. once 2SS1 Olive street.
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"SOBDIERS OF FORTUNE" b,
ny Richard Harding Davis,
Beginning in to-morrow'S Republic
Democratio FactIonaI Fight.

EEFI BLIL SFECIlAL~
Springfield Ill. Oct z4-Ths factonal
fight OF the Democratic party IN the Fifth
Congressional District was carried into tho
Supreme Court to-day John J. Brown.
through his attorneys. entered n motion for
leave to file petition for a writ OF man
damuS 10 be directed against the election
commissioners. compelling them TO place
his name upon the ballot as the regular
party nominee Tor Congress-
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mine owner OF Webb City. is sued for S1oO.-
on bv Miss Eta Martin a pretty young
woman. : years old. OF Joplin In her
charges Miss Martin states that Aylor
promised faithfully to marry her. but just
before the wedding~da arrived he tilted her
and married another. She said that che
prepared for the wedding. had her Wedding
fIothes made. and had purchased a large
trunk IN order TO make the bridal trip.
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EPORTNcI

Miss Queen Rumsey makes new record IN
golf by making first round in 81.
Winners at Fair Grounds yesterday were:
I4adas. Lady .Strathmore, Bulge. Bengal.
Jake Weber. Lefiare and Ed L.
washington University and sewanes meet
here to-day.
Dan Patch fails 10 lower the worlds rec
ord at Memphis, but paced a mile In 2:0i
fiat on a bad track.
The Latonia Jockey Club opens its fall
meeting at Latonia, KY. to-day
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Governor stone scored NIerIwethsr.

81. Joseph. No. Oct ef-Fo-mer Gov
eTuor stone spoke 10 large audience in
South St Joscpe tonight The greater part
cf MS speech WIS devoted 20 an arrligu-
ment % thu Republican Public Owncrshlp
combination. He told his hearers what he
kncw Of Lee Meriwethcr from actual eNpe-
rteuce. and showed I'D the dupucity Of the
Public Ownership leader
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Cannon's Small AudIence.

Flora. III. Oct. A-Joseph Cannon ot
Dauyflle. after being extensively adveT-
Used. addressed an audience o. so or 600
people here this afternoon The Republic-
ans were much dis1ppointed.
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Rally Mt RushvnIe.


kEL'L II.IL sE-I-INI.
Rufhvilie. H.. oct. ei-The only Demo
cratic rally OF the campaign was held in
this city to-day The attendance was large
and the crowd enthusiastic. The principal
speakers were Samuel Alschulcr, Frank i
Chiids and J. Watson
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WASHINGTON

The President has issued an order for the
reorganization Of the army on 4 minimum
basis.
Mere than half a million dollars have
been subscribed 20 the NcIllrley Memorial
Fund. The trustees VIII meet to-day IN
Canton TO select a t1te Tor the monument
Booker T. Washington has invited Presl-
dent Roosevelt 80 visit the Tuskegee Insti-
tute The President IS considering the inyi-
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READ TINS.

81. Louis No. Aug p. ls0a-Thls is 10
certify that my wife has had severe rheu-
matte pains between her shoulders for more
ffraiI two years. and K gives me great pleas
ure 10 say, after using one bottle OF The
Lexas Wonder. Halls Great Discovery. she
Is entirely cured.
}. VI. NoRDNAN. 29s4 olive St
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RepubIIcnn CInh MrrtInr.

The Republican candidates Will speak to-
night at Bellevue Han. corner Of Kings
highway ard E1ston avenue. The meeting
viii be held under the auspices of the Twen-
ty-scventh Ward Republican League Club
and viii b. presided over by James NJ. Isol-
Inns, president OF the club.
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ENGINEER DIES OF INJURIES.
Fred W. Stratman a Victim of the
De Soto, Mo-, Wreck.

Fred ". Strattman. engineer on one OF
the Iron Mountain freight trains which co.,
li6ed "Wednesday night seven miles north
ot De Soto. No. died at the Missouri Pa
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OIL strike in Arlsanaas.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Eureka Springs. Ark. Oct IA report
has reached here that a fifty-oarrel dow OF
OF sand has been struck at depth OF 800
feet on Ex-Governor Renfro's claim. eight
cen miles west OF here.
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sIb.oo-re4n. and Return-s1n.oo.

VIA N. X & r. Ry.. to all Texas points.
October 3 Through the heart Of the beau
tiful Indian Territory Final limit thirty
days StOpovers n either direction. Free
ode trips. oggregating over iOp miles
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JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
Breach-Of-Promise Suit for $780,
CO Is Dismissed.
RtrrnLIc sPEcIAT.

ItEPI RI.tC SPECIAL
Carthage. No. Oct 4-The jury IN the
Ayior-Martin breach or promise case could
not agree. and were discharged at o'clock
after being out seven hours Five were for
the defenuant and seven for the plaintiff
Joseph Aylor. aged e. years. n millionaire
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Creamerfe Annex, 5o6 Warrington
Most popular luncheon place IN city. WIN
serve special bill this week Orchestra
music
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Via NJ. K & T. Ry.. To- all Texas points.
October - Through the heart OF die fcalI,
tiful Indian Territory Final Hr1lt thirty
days Stopovers In either direction Free
Write or ask Katy" so Olive streer.
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wallace on Trusts and Tariff.

Gallatin. No, Oct e4-wilHan II. Wal
lace OF Kansas City spoke to "A larEe crowd
st the Courthouse in this city fo-nfght.
The greater part % the speech VAS de-
voted to the tariff and the trusts
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EczEMA. No CURE. no PAY.

Your druggist viii refund your money n PAZO
OINTMENT fails % cure RingNoTrn, Tetter. Old
Ulcers and Sores. Pimpies and Rlackhcads On the
face. ana all skin diseases. - cents
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To insure proper classification Of your
them In before 30 p. N
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FOREIGN

China has asked Russla's permission TO
send troops into Manohuria to stop the
brigandage which has begun since Russian
froops eYacuated.
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The Boehmer Special Custom Toe Shoes
for men. 81 value for 8. al the exclusive
$ store. 506 y. sixth street
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a CLEAN CITY TICKET.

THE nemo-f1tic party aruin presents 10
the people clean city ticket. composed oi
honorable. upright men Again We promise
thC U.upls that if these Officers are elect Il
tu tfI.- They viii clean cut the rest OF
fGo r.tE government YET In control of the
Republican ugrty. ami give che offices com
UIttsa fn fhy'r gha--r tire slmc business
Ike administrator that they have done In
tHe other Offices committed 10 their charge.
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c NJ. LEVEY, Manager
l. WAKELEY General Passenger Azs mt
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city? Is II FOR the benefit OF good govern
rrrnt or solely for the benefit Of those men
who are now trying TO foster upon this
community a return Of the old ZleScuhein
officials The D,mocratic party favors
fair huuefz elections. and II Democratic
officials can make the next election fair
and honest. II will be that kind OF an
election When the Democracy went into
power IN Iso Il charged that the Republic
an party and Republican officials hau
been guilty OF political dishonesty and
l.ulitical currUption. when Democratic
officials too charge % the Circuit At
toruCy's Office You kouw now Well
they have proved these charE <. When
our candidate for Mayor was presenting his
claims to ti1e people. We promised that y
he was elected TO office he would give the
ct,y ut 81 Louis a clean and husinessli ss
administration. Does anv one duub; thaN
tte uromiscs made Ia his behalf have been
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CreamerIe Annc.. eoa wa.hinrton.

Most popular luncheon place in city. VIII
serve special bill this week Orchestra