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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-28

]. II. Manly, the extensive wool
buyer OF Trinidad, who recently pur-
chased three ~trainloads Of lamlS at
Magdaicna, was again In Albuquerque.
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Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and cold: reliable, Aried and tested,
safe and sure. "A general house
hold favorite wherever used. For
sale by Depot Drug Store.
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w. ]. LUCAS. Agent,

Mrs. G. Reinken and son. and Mrs
+. b. Dalies and son, prominent peo
pie Of Belen. were in Albuquerque
visiting the millinery and novelty
stores.
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The Territory
I'm Paragraphs

leo and Arizona, along the Colorado
and Southern, Denver and Rio Grande,
and santa Fe systems Trinidad
Chronicle News.
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Miss Charlotte O'Brien. the West
Railroad avenue milliner at Albuquer.
que, who was at st. Louis the past
few weeks, has returned to the Duke
City.
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Ring up No. s, either 'phoue. for
baggage, express and all kinds of draw
work. Once No 52l IL Sixth street.
Mrs. NJ j. Woods news stand. Las
Vegas transfer. N. VI. McSchooler.
manager. s.sa
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AN OLD MANS TRIBUTE.
An Ohio Fruit Raiser, 70 Years Old.
Cured OF a Terrible Case After Ten
Years OF Suffering.
When suffering daily torture
From backache, rheumatic pain,
Any III Of kidneys or bladder,
Turn TO Doau's Kidney Pills.
A curc endorsed by thousands.
Read an old mans tribute.

Sidney Justus, fruit dealer, Of Mentor,
Ohio, says Il was cured by Doan's
Kidney PilIs Of q severe case Of kidney
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REDMEN meet in Fraternal Broth.
efhood hall every Thursday sleep
81 zach moor at the Seventh Run and
soth Breath. Visiting chiefs always
welcome to the Wigwam Of VIM. n.
Lewis. Sachem: Thos. C. LIpse,,.
Chief Of Records.
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e.v. Long, Attorney.At.Law. Ofncs
u Wyrnan block. East Las Vegas.
Y M
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eoeka Lodge, !. o. o. F., Meets
'econd and fourth Thursday evening,
d each month at the |, y. o. + mai!
Mrs. Lizzie +. Daley, N. G., Miss Julia
Leys.er. v. g.: Mrs. A. J. Wertz, Sec,
Mrs. Sode Anderson, Treas.
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HARNESS.
{. Jones, The Harness Make,
Bridge street.
TAiLoRs.
]. 8. ALLEN. the tailor. Orders take
for up-to-date Menu Suits. COS Maj,
street, opposite the Normal.
Duvars Restaurant-Short Order
Regular meals. Center street

Wanted to purchase, several ante
lope and two or three black tail deer.
Address, NJ, The Optic. II
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Buy it in Las Vegas.
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Shapman Lodge No. 2, A. r. 4 A, N.
Regular communications LIST and 3rd
thursdays in each month. Visiting
crothers cordially invited. N. r.
Williams. W. NJ, Charles II. spor.
leder. Secretary.
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oENTisTs.
ATToRNEvs.

frank Springer, Attornsy.At.Law.
Unce IN Crockett building, East -
Vegas, N. n.
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SOCIETIES.

O. =. q. e., Meets First AND Thru
,u1tsday evenings, each month. At
ssXth street lodge room. Visitins
'rothers cordially tvited.
EUSEBlO CHACON, Exalted Ruler
=. BLAUvEIT. Sec.
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Fraternai Union Of America meeta
nrst and third Tesday evenings Of
each month In ..he Fraternal Brother.
nood HALL. west Of Fountain Square It
. o'clock. T. M. Elwood. F. NJ. w
T.. koogler. Secretary.
The FSaternai Brotherhood. 40.
'W' meets every Friday night q,
tneir hall In the Schmidt buildina.
west OF Fountain square. at s O'Clock
Visiting members are always wa,
come.
CHARLES Y. O'MALLEY.
President
G. W. GATCHELL, Secretary.
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L'OR SALE-Sccond hand safe in first class
condition, call ~, X. X. Ave or Vegas
Phone O.. ll.105
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TOR SALE-A Parlor suit in first-class con.
j dltion. call 406, National Ave. ll-l05
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18

SACRED LODGE. Over the
sEcrsd lodge presided Solom on
the greatest Of kings, and the
wlsest of men: Hiram, the great
ard learned king Of Tyre; and
Hiram Abifl. the widows soD, of
the tribe Of Napthali. 1t was
held ln tae bowels OF the sacred
Mount Moriab, under tho part
wbereon was erected the s. s., or
u OF ~ On this mount i. IVES
where Abraham confirmed lis faith
oy his readiness to offer up his
only Son Isaac. Here it was
where David offered that except
able sacrifice on the tIircshing floor
OF Araunah, by which the anger
OF the Lord was appcased. and the
plague stayed from his people.
Here it was where the Lord
delivered to David 10 Is dream, the
plan OF the glorious temple, after
wards erected by our noble G. NJ.
n. ). And lastly, here it was
where he declared he would estab.
lish his sacred name and word,
which should never pass away; and
Tor these reasons. this was Justly
styled the Sacred Lodge.
SACRED NAME This name
expresses the eternity of the
Godhead, and points to his unchan.
Condolences, rs well as bis infinite
projections. The Hebrews noted
the attributes of the Deity under
different Games. II they wished
to express his divine essence, they
used the word jehovah. if bis
omnlpotencc was the theme. 1t wa.
ri Elah, or EIoah; to express his
eXcelIcncy, they used the word
Ehon; and for his mercy, Elchan.
nan.
History and Cyclopedip Of Free
masonry by Macoy Oliver. Page
6i9-G5O--65l COP.
10 BE C0AAnueS.
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MT ZION ITEMS.
By Snow fake

BY Snowflake
Here ! come again with a little
more news.
Nice weather at present.
Singing at Mt, Zion Sunday
night was well attended, there
was a large crowd out. Singing
every Sunday night, Every body
come. and come prepared to sing
and we will make the school
house ring.
Mr.. Bolts is on the sick list
this week
Susie, Lucy and Lottie Oxley
visited Fern Brenlzer Sunday.
suppose Vim. Nelson thinks
winter has broke he has took his
ear muffs off.
Jim Green, Walter and Alma
Tucker were guests at Mr.. Bren
izer's Wednesday night.
Joel OXlcy visited his mother
on Milestone this week who is
very sick.
Lucy Oxley visited her cousin
Dora Melton Tuesday.
John II. Melton visited at Mr.,
Oxley S Monday.
| will close for this time, hop
ing to see this in pript ~. tha
CREssET. +@urN
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Continued from last we,k.)

ROUGH ASHER. We cannot
regard the rough ASHER as an i'm.
perfect thing, for il was created By
the Almighty Great Architect and
be crentcd nothing imperfcet, but
gave us wisdom and understand.
ing, SO as to enable us to convert
the seemingly imperfect to our
especial use and comfort What
great alterations are Rnde in
rough eashler by the maIlct and
chIscl. With il are formed. bv
the intelligent man, the most ad.
mlrable pieces Of architecture
And man, what is he when he first
enters into tho world?--lmpericct.
and yet perfect work Of God, out
of which so much can be mlade by
education and cultivation.
ROYAL ARCH, This degree is
more august, sublime, and i,npor-
tant then those which precede it,
and is the summit Of ancient
Masonry. 1t improsscs on our
minds u more firm belief OF the
existence of q Supreme Deity with.
out beginning of days or end OF
years, and Justly reminds US OF the
respect and vencration due to that
holy name. Unit! within these
few wears, this degree was not
conferred on any but those who
had been enrolled a considerable
time IN the fraternity, and could
besides give the most uneqaivocal
proofs Of their skill and proficiency
10 the Craft
ROYAL LODGE. The Royal
Lodge was held in the city of
Jerusalem. on the return of the
Babylonish captives in the first
year Of the reign OF Cyrus; over it
presided T., the yrince Of the Jews,
H., the prophet, and j, the high
priest. Now it was that the kingly
power was again more visibly
restored, and continued till the
total destruction ofe the city and
temple ty the Romans. under the
command of Titus; when Herod
not Of their own royal line, nor
even Jew, was appointed king,
and hereby was verified that
prophecy of Jacobs in Egypt,
delivered more than one thousand
years before, that the sceptre
should not depart from Judah, nor
lawgiver from between his feet,
until Shiloh come"
RULERS. The rulers and
governors, surreme and subordl'
nate, of the ancient lodge. are TO
be obeycd in their respective sta
tons by all the brethren, according
to the old charges aud regulation
with all humility, revernce, love,
and alacrity.
SABBATH. The institution of
a Sabbath was ia signnm fycatioais
for u memorial OF the creation;
because, as God rested on that
day in testimony that his work
was complsteG, so it was accounted
holy, and appointed to be observed
as a day Of universal repose.
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WHO IS THE
Second BeastP
HE BEAST WITH Two HORNS?
REV 18th. CHI.
REFUSE TIE WRONG ACCEPT
THE RIGHT.
BY ALBIS PERKINS.
Continued from ast week /,

And he dosth great wonders, so that
he mskelh fire come down from heaven
on the earth IN tie sight Of men
Some oi the wonders that he did: the
Ers' was ibnt he delied the pppe who
'ielo tie power over I'll the Kingdoms OF
a'h'ope and made them do whatever he
sad, The second wonder was the max
'ng OF al image to the first beast ~
Emgd0m had ever attempted 10 ds sncL
n thing before.
'Maketh fire come down etc. The
judgement Of God ARE chilled ire. See
lsa A2..'5, by The making of mis- inn
age TO ile first beast md compellipp his
subjects 10 worship IL. he broueI, all
the judgements Of God that were pro-
nounced against the fist beast, See Rev.
IL. ~ and also 1871 ch
And again the Word Of tho Lord
(the Bibie) is called Gre See
Luke 1910; The kingdom Of
Great Britain gave us tho Bible
tthe Book from which have been
readlng) not Henry 9Th. bu. James
the first did. "Aod all' of every
rank TO receive . mark in their
right hard, or in their forehsads ~
A mark is something to distin.
guish ono thing from another. The
marx received in the right hand.
was either that the image would
do the same kind of work that tho
first beast had done, and the mark
10 forehead, was the public pro.
fession which they made, to en-
title them to all the protection OF
the image, or 1t was that thew
ShoaIdpractice one of the ordinan.
ces IN It's changed form. to which the
Papal power Tor spotted BEAST had
changed it, 1t was the ordinance
Of chrisbaptism- immersion, which
the Papal power had changed from
the primitive institution as ChrIst
and the Apostles left it. To what
had they changed IL Dip the right
hand into little water. and sprin-
kle few drops of water upon the
forehead; and call it Baptism. This
one mark not only distinguish the
imnge--phe first daughter OF tho
old mother of harlots, but all the
grand daughters and great grand
daughters even down to our day
"And that no man might buy or
sell, save he that tho mark, or the
name of the beast or the number
OF his name"
1t was not that no man could buy
OF sell inc common thing OF life
such as merchandise or food and
such like. But that no man could
buy and sell, religiously, for this
is the subject no talking about
in the government Of Great Bri.
tain, no preacher or teacher was
supported by the State or govern.
ment rs a preacher or teacher, un.
less he had the mark, name or
number OF the beast Those who
did not possess these requirements
had to work for their bread and
and bntter- they could no. buy or
sell their service to the State.
The Episcopal church ia a State
church and supported by the State
In this connection. notice that
there are three things, either of
which will givea person the priv.
lcge to buy and sell cor to barter
rcligioasly; towit: To have the
mark--To have tho name--or 10
have the number OF the beast
IL l. a.
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any evil. ~
For thus saith The l.onp unto NJ
cunnchs TINT keep nv sahhslb,. nnd
rl,oo-. the ,liiugs lint place me. n,d
tnkr Ilol6 IT my covenant.
Evcn nnta them viii | give in nine
!iohsc and wiiliin my walls n place and
mare bc,io, than Of sons and Of dnn.
enters viii give them IN everlasting
nnlne. t'.a -halI non be eat oT.
Also the sons Of the stranger, tia, join
,hemselvnh 10 HE l.onD. to serve him,
aud to love ;hc name Of the LnHD. 10 be
his servants. every one that keepelb the
sabbath from polIuting it, aud laketll
hold Of my covenant;
Even them viii bring to my holy
mouninin, aud make them joyful in my
i,onse ~ prayer. theif burnt off rings
and IN sacrifices shall be accepted np.
on mineNllar; for mine honsc shall be
called an house Of prayer for 81 people
IA IS = M 4 -5--G-~i
We learn from this scripture
that man or snE Of man who kept
the Sabbath Holy recslveth u hles.
sing, But whenever they trans
gress these commands it did
not go we'll with them rs We shall
read.
Thou hast despsed mine holy things.
and hast pl0fanrd my slbbaihs,'S
Her priests have violated my law,
and have nofaHed mine holy things
they hsye plu no difference between Tie
holy and prOfAne, neither have they
shpwrd dilrt.nc between the unclcan
and the clean, aud have hid thcir eyes
from nay snbhalhs aud Am proianed
mong them (Ezck 70 Ss*2G
Also read;
Moreover this they have done unto
me. they nave detiled my sanctuary IN
the same day AMI have proianed my
sabba,hs. Eek % Is
Again to let the readers have
all the light on the subject tina,
we can, and 80 that our Friend
Brooks may clearly comprehend
those truths, we shall read
this;
Moreover also gave them my sab
baths. 10 be II sign between me aud them
that they might know that am the
Lord that sanciify them.
Blu, tie house Of Israel rehellcd against
me in The wilderness, they walked no'
in nav statutes, and they he9pised my
judgments which il u man 10. he shAI
even live in them, and my sabbalhs they
rren,l, polluted then | said, won'0
pour ou, my fury upou them ID The
wilderness 10 consume them"
because they de,pi,ed my judgments
aud walked not in my statutes, mt por
lated my sabbaths: for their heart wen
after their idols . kzeN. ~ lid
Therefore He said;
i am tie l.oRn your God walk IN NJ!
statutes, and keep my Judgments "n'
do them
Aud haIow my sabhaths; and they
slall be Il sign between me aud you
that We may know that | am the l'onl
your God tEzek 9o-lo-@ol
In this they polluted his Sab
baths which was to be a slgl
for them forever. Therefore
God cannot lie. This law and
command had to Stanu, ii not tOl
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hy the old. Hence Christ
says
think not that I am come 10 DIES
'i" NE law. or the prophe's: am not
come 80 destroy. but 10 luGl.
/ F1r verify | say unto you Tll lrn ven
ana earth pass, one jot ~ one iiiAr
shall IN 10 wise pass from HE law iii
MI be fulfilled.
Whosoeyer therefore shall break one
OF these lenst commandments. and shaIl
teach men SO. be shall he called the
least IN the kingdom OF heaven but
whatsoever shall do and iench them. tie
same shall be called great IN HE king
dom Of heaven 81 Matt 5--l7~l9.
Christ has spoken plainly and
said that He did not come to
destroy the law or the prophets
but to fulfill. Fer He said not
one jot or little should in no wise
pass away until al be fulfilled.
! The point then in question
is, nave all the law and prophets
been fulfilled Well for the an
Swer we ask, has these scrip
lures been fulfilled? first Is this,
He says:
=" For behold, the day comclh, that
shail burn rs IN oven. aud all the proud
yen aud al that do wickedly. shall be
~nllbe, and The day TINT comeih shall
burn them MP. saith the Lord Of hosts,
lbal il shall leave them neither root OF
branch.
. Bun unto yon that fear my name
shall the Sun Of righteousness arise with
healing IL his Wigs. and sc shall 90
lorlh. and grow up as calvesof the stall,
And We shall tread down the wicked.
for lhry snail be ashes Under Tie sUles Of
your feet IN HE day that shall do this
saith The Lord Of hosts. (Mal. 4-l-9
I31
In connection with this we ask
YOU to read the 9th, Psalm,
and there YOU will find that God
says that the wicked shall be
destroyed and the righteous
shall inherit the earth. Has
these prophesies been fulfilled;
If so has this
Behold the eyes of the Lord Con are
upon the sinful kingdom. and will
destroy it from of the face Of the earth,
saving ihut | will moi utterly destroy the
house of Jacob, saith the LORD.
For, 10, will command, and ] will
sGl i've house Of Israel among all nations,
Ike as corn is siiled in h sieve. Yet
shall not the least grain fall upon the
earth
Ali the sinners Of my people shall die
by Tie sword. which shy, The evil shall
not overtake nor prevent MS.
q In that day will raise up the lab
, ernacle Of David that is fallen, and close
up the breaches thereof and will raise
IN his ruins, and will build il rs in The
day. Of old" Amos 9-s-ll.
| Have all sinners of his people
at any one time been destroyed
: Has the sinful kingdom been
, DESTROYED from off the face OF
, the carthy If so has this been
fulfilled?
"And The Lord shall be king over ali
the earth, in that day shall there he one
Lord and his name one.
All he lund shall be turned Ms plain
from Geba 10 Rimmon south OF JcIusa
' lem and il shall be lifted up, and inhab
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eorup The should 'men nothing put larry
never give up to make peace with the side Of nice young
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port 81 the sengve Sourmtste, o.. = rfbav v,l E,
Mormon church Reed Smoot and the 49,
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employed by the State Prohibition
League of Texas, and he stopped off
here en- route to points in that state.
There was a collection taken for the
benefit of the League and several
pledged themselves for monthly am
cunts of IS $3.50 and 81 per month
for the support of the work Mr.
Morrow made short talk this morn
ing at 8 o'clock to the pupils of the
High School, and spoke to the ca
diets at the N NJ NJ l. at 1890 He
will leave on the afternoon train for
points in Texas where he will deliv-
er lectures.
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UNUSUAL WEATHER.
Washington, Oregon and Idaho are
Catching Cold and Hurricanes.
papers.

Washington, Oregon and Idaho are
Catching Cold and Hurricanes.
Portland. Ore, Mar. 11.-Unusual
weather conditions have prevailed
throughout the states of Washing
ton. Oregon and Idaho for the past
"a hours. A wind storm of hurricane
velocity accompanied by unusual
cold commenced yesterday morning
along the coast and as the day pro-
gressed found it's way inland. blow
ing down fences and uprooting trees
in many sections. The river in some
places overflowed the lowlands. The
only serious results reported come
from Roseburg, Oregon. Dan Cox a
miner who was camping in the noun
tains near Riddle with two compan-
ions was killed by a tree which fell
across the tent. The others escaped
uninjured.
Tacoma, Wash, Mar 11-A heavy
gale prevailed last night. Many trees
were blown down and the electric
railway lines were blockaded. A re-
port from the north head of the Col
umbia river, says the gale reached
eighty miles per hour there
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CALIFORNIA STORM ABATEs.
The Storm is Now Sweeping Over
Nevada and Utah.

Salt Lake, Utah, Mar. 1.-THE hur
ricane which since Wednesday night
last has been ravaging the Pacific
coast all the. way from San Diego
to British Columbia, had greatly
moderated this morning, according
to the meagre reports which are ga
thered from an almost totally pros
trated telegraph system. San Fran
cisco is again cut off from telegraph
ic communication. The storm is now
sweeping over Nevada and Utah in
wind of blizzard-like violence.
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SYNOPSIS OF PRINCESS.
To Be Given at the Opera House
Tonight.

Tonight.
Scene Prince determines to
visit the Princess.
Scene H.-Gama's court The
Price. Florian and Cyril decide to
enter school clad as girls.
Scene III.-Princess Ida receives
them.
Scene IV.-Lady Psyche recogniz
es Florian.
Scene V.-Melissa warns the boys
of her mother
Scene vI-CyriI discloses all. The
Prince is slain.
Scene VII.-"The Prince lives
The naughty Princess succumbs to
love.
Miss McCune furnishes the follow
ing specialties between acts:
Piano Solo. Miss Susie Sailing.
Sextette. She Sleeps, My Lady
Sleeps SAMSON, Nelson
Barrett, Hays. Barker, and Sailing.
Piano Solo. Mrs. j. NJ. Nelson.
Vocal solo. Gypsy Love Song. Eva
Nelson
Admission 35c. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
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PLATTE GOING DRY.
The Government Has Issued Warn
ing to lrrigators.


Lincoln, Neb., Mar. 1.-THE gov
ernment has issued a warning to ir-
that the Platte river is going dry,
owing to the light SHOWS in the
mountains and that water should be
used now. 1t is feared. however, that
no matter how much water is used
now there will be suffering for the
want of it later, as the little snow
in the mountains is melting too
soon All the western watersheds are
in an unusual condition.
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Roswell Club Notice.

On account of the Public School
entertainment the Japanese Tea
scheduled to take place to
night at the Roswell Club rooms
will be postponed until some time
within the next week or ten days
However. there will be dance at
the club rooms tonight be
ginning at $50 o'clock sharp. All
members of the club are cordially
invited to be present
Entertainment Committee.
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| Washington, ID. c., Mar. 1.-THE
senatorial inquiry into the charges
against Senator DIETRICH of Nebras
ka began today before the special
committee in Senator Hoar's com.
mittee room. The inquiry which was
instituted on the demand of Senator
DIETRICH. is for the purpose of dis
proving the charges on which the
Senator was indicted last fall in
Nebraska, and which were dismissed
on demurrer. When the committee
assembled Dietrich repeated the
wish that the investigation should
be the fullest possible. Leopold
Hahn. postmaster at Hastings from
1897 to 1901. was the first witness.
He was succeeded by Fisher in the
Office. Hahn related a conversation
he had with Fisher on April 23rd.
1901, relative to Fishers appoint.
ment as postmaster. He asked me-"
said tho u.;,nass o,uh.. 49, a
Maid and told him 60 soo ua e.ia
that was what Dietrich wanted hin,
to nav for the office He askad mo
what n.;d rh,., 49,, III,
'"s " ques
'ioh ham SAID mat when Dietrich
was elected he had given ND all idea
of being continued in oftica nc ba
h., :, rr u,
mo ''a'p'
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COLORADO ELECTION FRAUDS
Over Five Hundred Ballots Written
by Eight Men.

Denver. Colo. Mar. 1.-Judge
today and received the report of
Expert George H. King. who stated
that of 726 ballots counted in pre-
cinct two. ward 4, (so-called Green
county, in the November election
5S7 were written by eight men. OF
these 5S3 were Democratic and 4
Republican. Various attempts were
made to disguise the hand writing.