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An Arabian nor.e MARY.

\ pretty arabian atory il told to
this effect: A man Was riding upon a
horse OF pure blood when lie WA met
10y his enemy. who wax also splendid
~ mounted. one pursued The other.
and he VIII" gave chase Wa dista need
by the one Nhu lied. lDeHpaL'hlS of
reaching him. the purs,Ma, i'm anger
shouted cut:
II ASH. In the uame Of God, has your
horse ever worked on land?"
He has worked OF the land for four
DAYS"
Very we'll; mine never has. and. by
the beard of the prophet. l am sure To
catch YOU
Toward the close Of the day the
horse hat labored was thc vic
tor. II a> The rider of the degraded
horse sank under tho blows OF his ell
envy he said:
There has been no blessing upon our
country since We have changed our
courssrs into beasts OF burden and OF
tfllage. Has not God made the OK for
the pillow. the camel lie transport NOR
chxud4se slt,I tho horse alons for the
raes? There is nothing gained ny
changing the way az God"
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A London paper quotes s shopsirl ~
saying that The Enrlishwonan can
generally be persuaded TO rake this or
that. whether she want. II or not, and
that She does not often see that she
gets value for her money Tho English
are also courteous and rons4d~<ats. IT
appears that Americans. on the oth~'
hand. give the greatest trouble Of all.
They are sfraid Of being cheated. they
want Ia make sure before They buy
that they could no get the same thing
for less money elacwh"re, and they are
neter c"'crte"'ls. AS shoppers it Ia
Frenchwolnen. however. who I'D
the greatest admiration. we are told.
They always know exactly what they
want and Will take nothing else.
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was shooting through tue air q black
aud yellow bar of deadly energy.

was shooting through the air q black
aud yellow t,sr Of deadly energy.
The Impact ~ the shock threw Car.
men 1" the floor, hui, quick AS the
bengal tiger had been. Tia, panther was
quicker. All thought or l.nlolsy van
ished ~ sight OF the ATTACK ON his mis-
tresS. BEFORE III" tiger could use tooth
or claw III" lill.. strong lilnhed pan-
liiet llui launched himself ri-hi AT the
tiger illrost
over ainl over ON The iloor uf the
Gag" The tw" great cas- rolled Or,li-
narilN the panther would haze been NJ,
matrli for the lar lar-er tiger. but ,l,,
pHt1ltcr hs,i caught his "Trip first. SET
'lllS his sharp, 'lo.l, l'itiiig Teeth in Tie
tigers tllr"al. lbis prev en,-d the Vi
ger using Ills teeth cii"ctuallN. hut hi.
claws. ~"sl"riall. those on his strony
hlid LEGS. could lac used Again and
aS1in ll' struck on Will llieiu. ripping
through li" m%lnta"r's SKIN like II soft
glove. i.ui he could not shake the
deadly grip Ghtta had On his |rlirua,
Although he might br torn to pieces
-. ''' -'''t '''iNst N.lllIil5 lii''tIll 10
hold ON until Inc felt his teeth meet irl
his opponents wiutllilm. Nml Though
all The tcrribl. struggle lpiogcNcs. The
Numidian Hon. sal ON has pedestal.
lnzN. good lta,llrel. ouly calmly inter
estrd in Ia" life and death light of his
fierce fellow pupils.
Mhon the circus men separated tho
two big cats HE Bengal tiger WAS dead.
and tlic black panther. torn in twenty
places, MAS diving. Carmen was M
hult. except for Il few slight hrlisc.
caused by her fall ON the tloor OF the
cage. Tom Howard WAS foremost
anon" The crowd wlnch hatl rushed la
the cage, " carmen placed her Hand
on the head OF the big panther who
had die leo save her Chita opelleti hi.
great yellow eyes. now fast dimmin.
in death. Hllt even in death the ruling
passions OF his fierce Wild animal ma.
turc held strong. His eyes b%ri.htrneh
with affection nj III" sight of carmen.
Then his glance fell ON Tom Howard.
The Jealous Snarl started from deem
down in his t!troni He half raised his
head; Then ii sank d"Nn N. 4ntl tho black
pnntlier's eyes closed forever.
And l'iv@cnes, the his named lion.
sat ON his pedestal. calm, nonctlnlsut.
diSintcr"st"d. aloof. lilo was waitlns
for The >i@ual school is over" /, did
not come. piogeneS waited a little
longer. Then me opened his great Jaw.
In a half suppressed vawu. dropned la
the floor ~ the exhibition cage and
trotlc' lsHiiN off 10 the most conforta-
bic corner OF his Owl cage.
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-Krya.'. Kexclst,on..

Rryan's reception i'm Indiana shows.
cOnclltsiNelN that the Democrats of the
middle west are not vet cured OF the
free silver craze. with it's accompany
lug visions. The silence of the st.
Louis platform on The money question
WIS rlo,'upmt. Parkcr's telegram sat-
tslicd Die New Workers and enabled
tiianl Il" present Il gold standard" cant
tl',:}t" tn HE conservative Win. OF the
party, Mi,ile TN" silver Min. Was roolly
SET aside la lac fooled and ca joled into
good allinol during The campaign.
w Il lnatter Of fact. the rank and
Me of the Democratic party stand on
tie money question and on all others
just Wh"rr they stood in 1886. The
logic OF events has moi convinced 1heir
reason. because. on economic qucs
tiollS, they have no reason.
ryan. Wsn could not CARRY Indiana
for himself. cannof. of course. carry
thai state, az alty other state. for
Parker. He has. however. revealed the
ass which hides under the lions skin.
assumed, for II purpose. by q once great
national partv.
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axa,nA1hx 1.r rahn.

Possibly some Democrats AAy wat
y vote for Parker because they would
feel Very sorry ler him in the event Of
his defeat. hui it is = matter sf CON-
mon gossip N New York that Parker.
II moi elected president. is To have a
fai iot' any way: mat in fact he has
already hee,i offered Ivy August Bel
q the position Of counsel Of the
lp'erl9nr"nxh Transit railway at 4 sal
airy "f Sai,tssl n wear. The ssme salary
lie Mould get As president Of the Unit
Ni States. and lhat in this position he
may also do outside legal work a.
member Of u Law tirla to consist Of
I'M Sh~than and Parker. In
event Mr.. Parker hax secured 4 fine
advertisement for himself by his can,
dida,1 for president. en- that there will
be n" dsnxer Whatever OF his not be
ing shl" 20 rarn y good living in p:i-
vale life by the pra1n'c Of law. 1t
would seem to he better for Mr.. Par
belmont A. direct coNnsel for that
gentleman, than 10 get $50. Zoo per
year from the United states Govern
meni for oiti"iat services that may he
largely Influenced by the suggestions
Of MIR. BELMONT, Who il. in the truste
meek hixh. and Who once org nized 4
synhicats which got n rake off Of near
~ S3.tatI,tsh IN l'omis issued during
the second Cleveland administration to
make good the deficits resulting from
the Wilson tariff for revenue only.
bill.
In the minds of voters the personal
prosperity OF thousands of Americans
Who would h. adversely affected by
Democratic Victory should count for
more than sympathy for the Democrat
tc candidate: Who Will doubtless con
tinue 10 giro personally more pros
porous, Notwithstanding a disa ppoiat
ment in his presidential aspirations.
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,rhe TIL. of

The title OF King is Il shortened form
of the Saxon ewing which can be
traced back to the Sanskirl ''ganaka."
a father. This word ''yanaka" is used
with the meaning of king In the Rig
Neda. tho most ancicnt part of the
sacred books OF the Hindoos. The age
of the Itig-Neda is no, known with
certainty, hut 1t IAN hardly he Less
than 3,HD years, and it may hc 1000
years.
The father came to be called the king
because in Tho process. OF social organ
ization the family existed before the
state. and the ter,~ wss extended step
by step from tho f~n'iIs t" tho tribe
from the tribe tn the nation. An
other name for king found i'm the Rig.
"Feda k ray" 1t means leader, or
perhaps s1eers4nAh i, appears I'm the
Latin reg" and has thence descendad
to the French "roi" and 10 tho lralt4n
and Spanish no
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wHAr De- Ytu wAnTi
u Isu D".ir- III. rnnn,ry. w.lt.r. vsts
Tor IknnseN. 4.

u Nou pesirs ths tututry'. WuItars VOts
tor Knn.-..l
Vote Tor ROOSEVELT aud F%airhanks
aanl elect Il Republican congress
u you want The honor and dignity
OF ia" country ull,cld.
III YOU wani present prosperous con-
dlll"h> c%oulNmrai.
III you want the affairs Of govern
neltl administered intellieentls and
eronomi, ally
ll you Want the books kept open
End dishonesty punished wherever
found:
III you want sraspinx m~nnopolies re
pressed aud forced To obey the law;
II You want Justice administered to
ali. rich aid poor alike:
If You want 8 hungry horde Of nemo-
cratic hooters kept o,t Of Office.
lf YOU want >uch tricksters as ID. X.
Hill given II" place in the cabinet;
If You want Illegal trusts rebuked
FOR contributing TO the Democratic
campaign fund:
If YOU ~snl corrupt 1'xmmany not
to be giN-u u chance to raid the ma
donal treasury,
III YOU want the Tammany grating
system uot IN fasitn its clutch on ev-
cry branch ~ the federal government:
II YOU want n manly nlan retained
In The Nhile House:
lf You want Il Democratic nonentity,
q weak too of tricky politicians. kept
out of The presidential chair,
III YOU Want The nation to retain
Its lead anaoi,g the world powers as a
peace promoter.
IL YOU want hrmnass displayed when
hrmncss Will protect American lives
and PROPERTY interests:
In short. if you want everything
that Il good. patriotic citizen should
want. vote for Roosevelt and Fair
banks and eject a Republican congress-.
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school for a Hon OF his years AS Il
nuisance. but NOT enough OF u ONE To
make II fuss over
But the nis bengal tiger evidently
was In an ugly rams vi mind. AT
first tie refused In enter the cage. Car
men struck him Lightly win her whip.
Like a fash the big lips cnrlse W.
showing the long, sharp Tiger fsns<,
u at the same time he xave q sosrl
OF rage, low and rumblin. at nrst, but
rising until IL rv-echoed from every
part OF tile circus emit But Carmen
looked him steadily in the eye. aud
after Il mument'S hcSilslion the great
striped beas, skunk 10 his place. III
was plain ti,al Ire was. in a dangerous
mood.
Despite The tiarr's bad temper the
lesson would pr'hally have gone on
as usual had NOT Tom Howard hap
pened 10 >tcl, beyond the entrance OF
the covered Way leading Ia the quar-
tiers of tlic circus people when they
are no in the rings Tom was always
intensely Worried when Carmen was
giving her animal school act. 1t WAS
this anxiety which led him to leave the
circus quarters. Bul his well meant
consideration proved costly.
AS Tom stepped from the canvas
covered pass;,seway Chits saw him.
The sight stirred the black panther.
%smoldcring jealousy. Hs stopped
abruptly i'll his rple IS Carmen's pupil,
~ A.
Jumped Off the PEDESTAL on which he
had been sijlin@ AT attention" and
sent forth II fierce, snarline growl in
which he EXPRESSED his hatred OF the
man whom he fcli had usurped first
place I'm his mistress. heart.
At the first nntcs nf the ,nsry suarl
Carmen turned r"plosingly 10 the black
panther. She knew there WAS not the
least danger cf her pet attacking her,
but he must 90 ON with his perform
ance ur tho act wpt,id te Il failure.
.Chita.' Sic said in reproachful ones,
looking Strs::ht into the sngrN pan
theirs eyes and ns she did this she
turned he" blek ON the still sullen Rem
gal tiger.
The hi& tiger had been growing more
and more Sulky as the act proceeded.
His ncr>o were In n l,ah state, and
the an4YA, y II the panther had
been the fa. ~ / ouch. %ow Carmen
had tnF4n ~ ry or him. That set
tied ii Ne dtu!a al from his pedestal
telf for the spring and the next Instant
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RUSSIAN
They Are Known ~. the A~ri.tscr.ts
of lhr lNu1nr ELmUN.

Beyond any question t!le a%ristocrat
OF tho canin" family is he Russian
wolfhound. otherwise lli" brzoi or
barzoi. whicl, is The Russian lame for
coursins dog There is - roiine, cle-
sance coupled With the indication Of
speed and strength about the Russian
wolfhonnd which N" other brce, pos
sssseS.
In western ~lturolm he is merely the
ornamental companion HAT he is in
eastern America. In The coyote section
OF our continent lie can he made az
useful as he is in Russia. and To assiat
In clearing on that scotl2r OF the cat
tie ranches. Wllrn the horz"i WAS first
brought 10 tl.iS county, lac uas hailed
as "A natural bora Wolf DESTROYER. and
we started business under He .mpres-
sion that all one had To ,lu MAS to lie,
q borzoi sce :: coyote and the lattei's
death warrant Mas as good Ms executed
The result Was u natural failure. be-
; cause. like II bird dog, HE woifi,ound
| must be trained to the work. Amer.
| lean purchasers have llo occasion Ia
WORRY about that. however, for the
dogs hign courage is the result Of edll
cation and encouragement: without IL
they are ducile and ohc,iient and n,
companions for the ladies of The house,
a role which they are pre- emineMllv
fitted 10 ill Ivy reason OF their hand.
some and unique appearance. Country
Life Ia America.
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Tn. Rock Of Protection.

Tho foreign commerce of the United
States in the fiscal year 1912 was lary
or than in amy ycar of its history e1
cept l2n1-both OF them Republican
years. Compared with 1901 there was
. reduction in 1902 of &1o&, CAS- $50 i'm
exports. and an increase OF $40. las
1Sa in imports. The reduction in e1-
ports was chiefly due To tho shortage
In the corr crop of 1901, the reduction
in the price Of cotton. and an unusual
homo demand for iron and steel manu-.
features.
\ The shortage in tho corn crop Of
1901 due to drought. reduced the corn
Expectations in 1901 1s1. l.413 bssh
els below those of 1901. and caused u
redGction OF se6.242s10 in the value
Of csrn expectations. The exports Of
cotton fell OF &1s. 021 1924 in 1902 oyer
1901, and those of iron aud steel fell
eff 11s. 7s9, 71ax. owing 10 the home de
maud.
But these unfavorable items, due to
esusss easily Understood. were more
than COMPENSATED by iaerss sed exports
In other itssns and hy largely increased
!. imports of raw materials for mAuafac-
turing. The latter item amounted 10
S<1a.1 ISL .87%. This is largely in e1eess
Of similar imnortntiops in any proceed
ing year in our history, and Shove that
ever a failure OF tho corn crop CAIRO
affect prosperity that is founded on
the solid rock of Republican prsts<-
I ton.
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RULING
PASSIONS
BY Edwin }. Webster

or4'isht, !'"1, by Edwin j. Webster
). ;.

Nli'a, lle big black panther. MAS
Rr'WltiAis SAiieltN, his crawl occasion
an, rlsi.i- ia Z; snarl of rXilspera,el
Jealous l..-". Ills mistress. Carmen.
~di'tiiA, pretty, FROM appearances very
iAi iippA hrl5s "a person capable OF
rul * ana ro>irvinitl. IN" biz. iielvc
c;ti animal, II the circus. was stpnajnr
ia ilent OF lt> cage.
Ordinarily ti~ eisbi Of Carmen caused
v bi4 panther la sci al, an a.,ecliou.
,pNfl5il-. l.Wl on the present ncca-
Iom Howard. the best :ell,lnrr I'M
-9'''i V4foas, MAS ialkip. To- the
~ Narlnclt. Il vas plain cAol.lo ;,
~ panther tllat The nlcrrsl How.
Al mfk IN q snlon MS nlarc diam
friendly. 1t was also plain INA, Car
men was far from dispensed ut this
interest. And that MAS the reason Tho
hig panther WAS growing. Tor "A deep
aud c"n>ntain& jealousy of stalwart
Tom Howard iiilcd Cflila's heart.
Just lllen II warning l,cll RAM This
was tn" SI-hal for Carmen 10 get ready
for Ter great "9nlmal school set" Her
scholars We're not ROSY checked hoys
and Girls. but II very grim looking act
of pupils. consisting of Ghita. the big
Bengal tiger au,l Dtovrncs. lllc slrcny
hul blk malel. strong iawcd Nuniafan
lion.
In This act oaeh Of the great rellnes
left his MI Cage and cntrrn, a l,rye,
one in which Carmen MAS seated on
Il low chair. a small rod. the symbol
OF her authority, in her hand. Chita
trottrd willingly into This cage. He
Was devoted I" Carmen. and nnw that
Tom How ard WAS on, OF sight there
WAS n~ntIiiln:: la disturb, liis good uat,rc
The Nrinidinn ion walked into the
ca1c ia :, lazy. nonchalant manner. He
evidently ln@2ud on III" whole thing
as n bore. I.ut lr had c.tnn a GOOD
dinner lel, III pclrr with the world.
and. anyhow, 1t would soon he OYER.
AS he took his plao" Ne looked al The
crowd with l:Nlguid curiosity. yawncd
and acted like Il lion who considered a
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Tho rhror. Of rcr.i..

Probably no ruler OF modern times
has a throne OF such barbaric splendor
AZ the shah OF Persia. 1t "a said to he
shaped like u bed. ninc feet in length
by four In height. and Ia high enough
to require three steps To enter. The
body, steps aud legs (which re~ e4n bic
elephants trunkst are heavily lscuuer-
Ell In gold and incrns,ed with Jewels.
oroidered rug rests q gold chair. he
hind which rises = sunhur~t Of dia-
monds with = lcveled bird on either
side.
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MONSTER SPIDERS.
some of the RirA Eater. Ar. S.-+ly
as Zig as a Rat.


The bird eating spiders Of South
America. Africa and Australia are
beasts of prey worthy of their tropical
junGles. Their appearance is lepulsive.
They are OF immense size. Some
which have been cauClN have been
nearly az big as a rat. They are Of a
dark, dingy color. either quiet black or
brown vereing upon black. and the
hair with which they arc ctvered is
mixed with short. coarse hristle4
Like other beasts Of prey Of tropical
forests. they are essentially creatures
Of the night. During the day many Of
them hide in some natural rrcvire in
the ground Tho more iniolent or am
bilious pick ont a promising hole in a
fallen trunk or in a living tree and
ers deliberately spin for tl,emselves =
long tubs in which they lie concealed
throughout the day.
CuriouSly enough. they reserve their
spinning powers for their ne4t build
ing, entirely dtSdaininy tho use Of webs
for the trapping OF their prey. Their
feeding time is at night. They "a out
to seek their food. prepare tn leap upon
Il devour any living creature that
they come acrosa. Their name comes
FROM the fact that they have heeu
found i'm tho act OF %devouriny small
newly killed hir.is clutrhed closely he
tween their hairy ella va.
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ann =.

Old FrAnd So vou have XII ls.t ron
senteh 10 marry some one. How did II
happen. Miss F~lippant W"ll. every
man that has ever proposed before ha,
said Will Won he my wife Rut
Harold asked IL he might have tho hon
Press.
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TIE Rncket xhnn.

dad" said little Reginald. what i.
a bucket shop"
"a bucket shop, my boy" said the
father f~ccIinSly: - bucket shop is a
modern c""persxs establishment to
which a man takes Il barrel and brings
back the bunxhols."
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Chang. ~-r...., =, N.~ women.

Yes. indeed" said the cid mar
thoushttuiiy after his wife had de
livsssd dissertation upon tbs prog
rsss Of the sex, the new wofnan Il
vastly different froaa the cid
~ Thought YOU would rsa&tss sAst u
time she returned re- a,s shasps.
II havs just been reading he wsus
on, how girls ssta 10 be soa " tha1
parents. and sore Of thSaa srorpgh'
fancy prices"
'Hut there's pous sf Inst uew, thank
hssvan". exclaimed the new wouas
proudly. "Waiasl has asserted her
self. and
No. there's none OF that now utter
rupted the old man. That's all past
A man does not buy a wife in these
days"
~ should think not"
Certainly not Its all changed. all
| changed. Now he has to be paid ia
take her. and her poor old father has To
wreck his bank account to provide the
dowry. Yes. ! admit thst the new wo-
man. Susan"
Then the door WAS slammed AS she
indignantly left the room. New York
Press.
l.ittl. Girls hard Let L. China.
After the marriage in China girl.
have no part with their own family
and no part in the worship OF heir an
cestors. 10 have no son means no an
cestral worship. and the girl is often
sold as a daughter in-law. Poor PEG
pie buy their son. wives when they
are but babies. as they can he had then
for a few dollars. These little ones are
usually dr,,dges in the mother in-law's
household.
A missionary overheard W. women
conrersin1. one said: IL am going to
get q daughter in-lsw into the house.
You see. a daughter-in-laW Ia no NOSE
expense than a servant. If | curse or
beat a servant She leaves, but you can
beat 4 daushter-inla law and get obedi-
enes, M your work will be done as
You wish H." The other replied: Just
20. just So. am thinking or getting
q dauRhter-in-law too. can then live
at aase." Az n consequence Of this CHS
tom little girls look forward not to
betrothal or to marriage, but to beeom-
ing mothers-in- law. when they In tAan
can have authority .-aoed 1tass6ssp-
IN.
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TALKING aDo the alleged extra va
Eanee of III" war Department u:sdcr
Republican rule, Judge Taft reminds
the Atlantic scnt,uar,l hat one item in
the ihcr"ss" nf recent expenditures has
been the guns to etectually protest
the great har,"r> OF tAs east. In Mr..
CleNsland's day there was just one
gun mounted alonG the whole line W
the hlantir coast from Maine to the
Florida keys.
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lay aftpr day the Now York Times,
the New York World and the Brooklyn
EAGLE repeat the lie that Chairman
Cortalrou has "1t"tted contributions
from wealthy business enterprises OH
pledges rcdeemabic on the election
Of President Roosevelt. They have
been urged and challenged ia nam me y
sin2ls concrete case and have replied
by merely celebrating the sls nder. As
a result the ~nnfnWndcd charge is recoil
Ing upon il. inventors with the proper
effect Of impairinv their credibility Or
eveiy issue Of Tho cAmnai2n.
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Everybody profits by the growth of
n1a ullfactulcs IluS" who are enga .ed
in The business either a. capitsiists OF
Wage earnel> profit first OF all. but in
addition ia these are the merchants
who handle manufactured products.
the railroads that distribute them. The
farmers VIII" enjoy an increased de-
maud for ilcir products, and all other
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HHnssd to he said Of President Har-
nsoa that whom one cav him close ut
hand he sermed larEer than he seemed
at > distance. or tirovsr Cleveland it
wsa said that he wss much more in-
pr.x.iSe at Il distance than he was
close Al hsnd, President Roosevelt In
the same soon near or seen far-alwaye
alert and wide awake. alway US euerget
lie and busy alvays doing sonethipx
and accomplishing results, always mas
ter Of tho situation. This is the kind Of
man no people like. He has made a
great president. ard ii would be rauk
'insratitlde on tho part Of the peopl.
not To 70 elect him.
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Get out a"l ro'" ON election dav.
That's The only WAY N"n can help elect
the Republican, ticket. new.
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III" thing for R"puhlicans 10 do this
gcat is To N@Jtt l1' Democrats have
The money Of TN" trtt~ts and can bring
Out I" ,li" polls All Tie ignorant. pur-
clla>'hle element. Eat they cannot
hiin= out en-, -G mtlcr amy conditions
to ',eat RaascNelt. II Republicans
VOTE.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04

A man mlHt think he haa 4 sure
thins when he is Milling To bet 4 to /
IN Rockwell. am! 4 man must be will
Ing TO say good u. 10 his money when
be takes the small or Parker. end OF
such odds l:ut these are the ad,t. to
day that pafallclcd The odds oil Mckiu
key at the close " the saHaQaiex w
$500.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04

II is particularly distressing to the
Democrats 4" have Judge l.ochren of
Minnesota. k,rpwn AS a strict CONSTITUTE
tionis, nf tho constitution. declaring
thai Commissioner Mares ruling in
regard 10 pensions i. not d usurpation
OF POWERS of congress at all. and that
i, i. entirely reasonable and lin accord
with the experience and observation
OF every ono