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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

10 d layman II looks like the Iowa
senate went out ~ its way 20 Send q
petition down 10 New Jersey, asking
that a criminal be not punished In
the prescribed way for murder. IN.
diyidually they hau perfect right to
do 80. but IN tho name OF tho state
we believe II was out Oh their sphere.
So many misstatements have been
circulated concerning tie case OF An.
toinette Tolla. now under sentence OF
death for the murder OF Joseph Sonia,
that In Justice 70 the state the follow
ing statement has been made by Gov.
ernor stokes OF New Jersey;
'Antoinet'n Tolla killed Joseph Son.
"a on the fourth day OF March, 1906.
AT tie time OF the murder, Joseph
sonta was visiting Mrs Tolla's hus.
band, sitting In a chair by his side,
smoking a pipe. Mrs. Tolla entered
the room, approached Sonta from be-
hind and shot him in the back Of the
head, killing him instantly, so that
when found he was stlll sitting IN the
chair with his feet crossed and the
pipe In his left hand. There Is no
evidence OF any kind 10 snow that
Sonta ever attempted TO assault the
woman The pardoning power in New
Jersey IS not vested in the governor,
but in a Court OF Pardons consisting
OF eight"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
TaE JupcgsAlps.

The Colfax Clipper endorses a re,
cent article In The Herald on the
judgeship situation and adds:
"The article has struck responsive
chord in the heart OF every Jasper
county editor whose paper has reached
our table thus far. Jasper county Ger.
tainly has reason to feel proud Of the
record Judge Clements has made upon
the bench, and his friends are more
than pleased to observe that his good
work is appreciated throughout the
district. There Is every indication
that the customary courtesy Of third
term win certainly be accorded him
without contest, present prospects be-
ing that the only aspirants in this dis
triet for judicial honors viii DO for the
place made vacant by the positive re-
tirement ,of Judge Scott There is
certainly no reason TO suppose Judge
Preston viii not have clear field for
denomination His work In this posi-.
ton having been Of character entire
Iy satisfactory to all parts Of the dist
trict, precIudes the possibility OF OBJ
position to his denomination, which,
ike that Of Judge Clements,will doubt
less be by acciamtlon"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
eANAcA nlnle olAes
Yours Men ~ cnrlsilan Church per
feet New ofusNlsAslon.

The young mems iiafaea nlhIe clAsl
% the Christian church held hasl
ncns meeting Sunday and completed
the election o. agIleers. A c0nstiln
ton was adopted end sil other bust
ness cared FOR The young men d
the class afe much interested and are
working earnestly. They see great
future In sight Tor the class. IL ths
good work Of the class continues az II
hes started, the class viii be sue
cess Ia every way.
The reason for organizing Baraoa
class was because of the success made
by the other classes In this aud adj
Joining states rho object IL 10 bring
together the young men who have moi
been attending the sunday schools
and 10 interest them In Christian work
The completed list Of officers Is az
follows.
Prcsldent--Frank Bryant.
Vice President. u. Williams.
Socfetary--Homer II. Hedge.
Asst Secretary--willard Pedrick.
Toacher--.Lee Long
Treasurcr--Ed Mcwilhams. :
Membership Walter Durham.
Hustler--Albert Norris,
Press Man-Roy Wymore.
n Soclal--hrt Malone,
Librarian Hossal Hedge.
Doorkeepcr-- Howard Hatcher
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

n NlHsnn NMMle Me thlMh hnw mat
10 klfan wedalsN ever attracted me
attention thai 4 kelna nlsen 81 Alles
ltUonetelts uldm peupie Win femeol
heF that taliy ae ranch attention VIVA
alyen u gliAt ~ Nellie vIfAnl. aauRh'
Tor ~ ffeplaehs ginnt Aiins NeIIle
yon viii feniembes married 'funlDl
81 and The newspapers devoted col
nmna 10 him. N tact Cor awhile nc
almost osershau0wpd llss Nellie Il
u probably al right 70 pay 10 much
attention % our rulers hut n IL moro
than likely that when Mr. noosevest
was married The printer probably gave
him astlcbfuL lio was q big. awk
ward. ~putch lad you know
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
PROPOSED ceREMANpee,

The Greene bill now before the leg.
islature would change every congress
sIonal district In Iowa and give uacn
Of the eleven districts a population OF
approximately 100000 people, with an
average republican majority OF 5000,
Although changes are made In every
district by his bill, Mr. Greene has LEFT
the majority OF tho counties In their
present districts and the districts pro.
posed occupy the same part OF the
state and are numbered as at present
Another feature OF the Greene bill Is
that all OF the present congressman
are left In their districts. The Cum
mings bill. which Is also before the
house. legislated Congressman Cous.
ins from the Fifth to the Second as
tiict.
The Seventh district suffers the
least change under the Greene bill,
Adair county being added ffor the
Ninth in exchange fof Marion, which
IL given to the Sixth district.
The reapportlonment proposei by
the Greene bill is as follows:
MuscatIne, Louisa, Washing.
ton, Keokuk, Jefferson, Henry, Des
Molnes, Lee, Van Buren,.
second--LInn, jones. Jackson, Gin.
ton, Scott.
ThIrd--Butler, Bremer, Black Hawk,
Buchanan, Delaware, Dubuque, Frank.
lin, Wright.
Fourth--Winneoago. Worth, Mitch
ell, Howard, WlnneshielS, Allamakec,
Cerro Gordo, Floyd, chickasaw, Fay.
cite, Clayton.
Fifth - Hardin, Grundy, Marshall,
Tama, Benton, PoweShiek, Iowa, John
son, Cedar.
sIxth---Jasper, Marion, Mahaska, Lu'
cas-, Monroe, Wapcllo, Wayne, Appa'
moose, Davis.
Seventh Polk, Warren, Madison,
Adair, Dallas, Story, &
Eighth---Adams, Union, Clarke, Ere.
mont Page, Taylor, Rlnggold, Decatur,
Mills, Montgomery, CaBs.
Ninth Harrison, Shelby, Audubon,
Pottawattamie, Guthrie, Carol !
Greene, Boone, Monona.
Tenth--Tda, Sac, Calhoun, Crawford
Webster, Hamilton, Pocahontas, Hum
boldt, Kossuth, Hancock, Palo Alto,
Emmett.
Eleyenth--Lyon, osceola, Dicklnspn.
sioux, o'Brlen. clay, Plymouth, Cher
okee, Buena Vista, Woodbury..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
WINNING HoNoRs ABROAD.
oskaIoosa Girl Ia DeIlghtlng Audi
ences at Minneapolis.

Miss Patti Lindner, popular Oska.
loosa girl, is winning laurels for her
self, by her solo soprano work with
the Stanley Hall Ladies' Quartette OF
Minneapolis. The Minneapolis Jour.
nails says:
These four young singers COM
prise an organization that gives rare
pleasure to Its hearers, not alone by
It's musical accomplishments, which
are undeniaDle, out also by It's quail
tiles OF usefulness, girlish grace,
eager and fresh delight iE the mere
pleasure OF singing qualities which
impart charm that nothing else can
quite replace ana which, added TO
the musical excellence Of It's singing
gives the quartette a unique power
OF entertainment among local music
al organizations. Miss Lindner, first
soprano, sang Gouring Thomas wind
in the Trees" with great sweetness
and much expression, responding TO
an encore with .Crowninshield's beau
tiful sacred solo. There rs a Land
Mine Eye has Seen" Miss Lindner
has a voice OF beautiful quality, ana
OF crystal clearness. which she han
dies with much certainty, ilexibility
and intelligence"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15


~'tgflg yeafa $50" observes che
llassey Press. 1w. W. wulln landed
~ Washington county, Iowa, with aA
cents and began farming ne has
stayed ~ Ma Job faithfully and N 90
day worth isop.oo0s Not every farm.
~ can 80 the likes o. thal but ovary
tarmer "a THE locality who wilt keer
cows and hens. produce, small fruits
aud abundant vegetables Cor the mar.
kela will make money dead easy. lie
cant help h Batter from 20 10 40
cents tho year round, eEgH from i6 10
90 cents. No small fruits 10 DO had,
the greatest market in America right
here. Why not wake up 20 this CON
diilun2"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.

On one Of the railroads running out
Of Oskaloosa there is an employe that
can on proper occasions use the Eng.
1ish language to fine finish, as was
exemplIfed a short time ago. when he
was called up on the carpet and ad.
vised there would be reduction IN
his pay check for an apparent viola
ton Of the iron clad rules. After the
matter was fully stated TO MIN by the
ofHcial, he replied: "Mr. SuDerintend-
ent, II you should ever find It within
the scope Of your jurisdiction to levy
an assessment on my wages for some
trivial act or supposed act, and al
legged to have been completed by my;
self, I would suggest mat you refrain
from exercising that Prerogatiye. The
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

lallvsN Ia Az "a VOLTS II necessity
h4eM mM 10 lNNdef wiz faAsAnAslan
The superintendent ieNnbd barh ii
hls ulnee chair and slatAd A The yunne
snaH a. II lNlaltgee hnt rEaliy mnA
AGED ~ MN whhl wins rant the NK
plahallun wAp made plain when ihe ~
pIy tAne silht Il BE waa nuicted IN any
nnm he woulA Quit. 0nd before fusif.
Ing wehld take crack AZ hla block.
Then the superintendent began %
eomp 20
STRIP Poker" IL rev game that
has come 90 town " Ia generally
sprung upon d company ~ n0vicea.
Tho penalty 10 inc loser Of pot" 81
20 remove some article OF wearing ap.
pafd or ciothln~r With a game long
continued Il Il easy TO understand how
the situation might become somewhat
embarrassing numor has II that the
game was taken up by company OF
young ladies' q few days ago. The IN.
tended victim, however. was not so
slow,and having suspected tho scheme,
was prepared IA advance. When abe
lost the flrst hand she ohedlently 70.
moved a garter and gave II TO tho win.
ner. Nothing was thought Of the cir
cumssance OF the removal OF a second
garter, but when Eve, eight and ten
carriers were forthcoming from the
same victim without signs Of exhaust
ing the supply, It was remembered ti!at
sho had made a fad Of collecting the
little elastic bands for a number OF
seasons and her supply was equal 70
any game Of strip which might be
brought against her. The garters won
in this game are said TO adorn the
dressers OF number OF the conspira-
tors as souvenirs OF the occasion and
the scheme that did not work.
THE Man About Town.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
WILL ASK ANOTHER TERM.
Governor cumrlns Concludes 10 Agar
BE Q Candidate.

Des Molnes, la, Feb. 10.-Gov, A. B,
Cummins has authorized the Register
and Leader to announce that he Will
be q candidate this year Tor the Re-
publican nomination for governor
The reasons thar prompted him "a
make the announcement when II has
been stated that he personally pre-
ferred not % run will be set forth later
on In letter 70 be lsjued 70 Repub-
licans Of Iowa This announcement Il
q forerunner OF enc OF the bi5teresl
pre-conyentions In the Republican
party Of Iowa ever known The con-
test VIII be between George y, Per-
kins, OF Sioux City, and Mr.. Cummins
The contest Is to BIO carried into every
district OF the state with vigorous
speech making
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
oRIolN o. NAME AAwK.EYE.

An oil portrait OF the late David
Rorer, who ID credited with having
given the name "Hawkeye" to Iowa
has just been hung In the Burlington
public library. The portrait was pro
scented by Mr.. Rorer's two daughters
Miss u. NJ. Rorer and Mrs. John T
Remey, wife OF the president OF the
National state Bank OF that city. II
was painted by Thomas Seymour an
American artist, IN Paris. Mr.. Rord
built the first brick house In the
state. While the name "Hawkeye'
was first suggested by James q. Ed
wards, then editor Of the Patriot d
Burlington, Mr.. Rorer made the name
popular by writing a series Of letters
to the paper, In which ne represented
himself as visitor from Wisconsin
and signed his communications "A
wolverine Among the Hawkeyes.'
Mr.. Edwards furthered the project by
changing tho name Of his paper e
"The Patriot and Hawkeye," and Later
dropped the word Patriot altogeth
err. Correspondents OF outside news
papers speedily adopted the name
and In their letters made frequent
reference TO Iowa Ms the Hawkeye
state. The name psobably was gug
gested by the famous character In
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, very
popular at that time. For years Mr.
Rorer was a leading lawyer OF tho
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
--Lynnville star: There appears To-

---Lynnville Star: There appears TO
be but little doubt that Judge Glenn
ents of Newton and Judge Preston OF
Oskaloosa will be re-nomlnated on the
republican ticket for Judges OF the
Sixth judicial district. Their faithful
and efficient service in ONCE, their i'm
partially In the administration OF jas
tlce and their general high standing In
education and refinement, have made
them popular with the people, and the
republican party could not give Itself
greater honor than in their re-nornina-
tion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Injured Miner is Without Relative,
and In Bad Way.

Sam Chapman, the mine worker
who was caught in fall Of slate in
the Guthrie coal mine west OF the
city Friday morning, is some better
this morning. Reaction has taken
place and the injured man has come
out OF It all right The injury, how.
ever, is decidedly serious. The man 8
back is broken. Chapman IL without
relatives and in almost destitute cir
cumstaHces, making the case most
pitiable in many ways. The recovery
OF the patient Is In doubt
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
DIsTILLERY INCORPORATED.
Pspsrs Filed with the County Record
er Today.

Articles Of incorporation haye been
fled with the county recorder for the
@. A. Hoover Distilling 90. The com.
pany Is TO have a capital stock 81
800 100000 and is controlled by two
directors, who are G. A. Hoover and
M. J. Hoover. Charles Hoover is
president and secretary.treasure
while M. J. Hoover is vice president OF
the corporation Itgpurpose Is to dis.
till, brew and manufacture, TO sell at
Wholesale intoxicating and non-intoxi.
eating liquors, to buy, feed and sell
cattle, and 10 buy and sell real estate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Suppose" says the Fairfield
Ledger, under primary election the
corporations Of the state, the railways,
for instance, should take IT into their
heads that they wanted to nominate
certain set OF officials. These com
panies have probably $4,000 employees
Ia the state. On a question like rate
Legislation they would stand with their
employers. The railway candidates
would start with $4,000 votes, and
there you are"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Two Directors and Treasurer to 81
Chosen This Spring.

The annual school election draws
near but for some reason little interest
~ being manifested in the affair.
There is no special problem for TIE
year and thus far not & single candi-
date for the Offices 10 be files has
been announced.
The election occurs on the second
Monday In March, or the 18th Of the
month. iTwo directors nave terms ex.
piring. They are DR.. s. w. Clark and
Chas. johnson. Election is held to
choose directors to fill the vacancies
occurring through the expiration Of
the term The treasurer will also be
elected.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

THE Des MONIES Capital says that
while william Larrabee was governor
IL was no uncommon thing for h.n 10
be found IN the governors Office OH
gently looking after the interests OF
the atate,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Electrical engineers who have OK.
amlned the Victoria fails, Africa, de.
scribe a system OF improvements for
the transmission OF 100000 horse
power to the Rand mining district
which now spends an enormous sum
for It's 10000 horse power generated
nv atean.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

FOR goodness sake, take that
want adv. out Of the paper" called DIR.
Parker over the phone this morning.
zone insertion brought thirty apDh.
cants n person, and ten by telephone
II pays to advertise, ali right"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Union Star IL anxious that
the bill before the Iowa Legislature
compensating each farmer that will
use the King road drag properly and
keep his stretch OF road In frst-class
condition should become a law.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Gross earnings OF all railroads In
the United States reporting for Janu.
airy TO date are 's12,74s,244, a gain OF
1870 per cent over year ago. The
increase is reliable measure or the
enlarged and steadily increasing vol
ume Of trade.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The value Of a curse is regulated
by statute In Pennsylvania. An old
law enacted in 1894 declares that a
person "shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of slxty.seyen cents for every profane
curse or oath" Respectfully submit.
ted TO the Honorable Mayor and City
Council OF the city Of oskaloosa, In
Guiding Mike Mccarthy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
-Tba Arllnrtop News saws Il would

The Arlington News says II would
seem queer to go into the governors
ONCE in Des Moines with Major Rath.
bun occupying the char and walk
right in and say, Hello, Major with.
out bowling and scraping and sending
in your card by a colored waiter and
a whole lot Of other nonsense.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

According TO the annual report OF
the Missouri state board OF railroad
and warehouse commissioners, there
are 1875 miles OF interurban trolley
lines in that state, with a capital OF
81, $50 900. All OF them are local
lines, operating between cities locat.
ed in the state, and are successful.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

"A granddaughter OF Queen Vic
toria is czarina OF Russia, another IL
queen OF Norway, and a third will be
queen OF Spain while grandson IL
emperor Of Germany. TIE British
royal family Is showing how to be
solid, though married.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Pe1le Chronicle suggests TINT
III would be good thing IL the boards
OF supervisors Of Iowa counties would
appropriate 5000 Of the / mill road
fund which they control and let a con.
tract for the building Of 200 King
drags, these drags to be turned over
TO the township trustees where a
pledge can be secured TO use the drag.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
Last years exports from the Unit.

Last years exports from the Unit.
ed States amounted to s1,626,9G2,245,
and imports to S1,179,36s,S46. The
total foreign commerce OF the coun.
try was s2,s0e,321,' 1s9, and the bal.
ance OF trade in favor OF the United
States was s447,603,497. The Dlngley
law can afford to stand pat on the
showing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Analysis Of the JOB names that
comprise the drunkards' black list OF
Waterloo show seventy.rour Annerf
cans, eleven Irishmeu, ten GeEnans,
eight EngIlshmen, three swedes, one
Dane and one Norwegian. One name
IA that Of woman.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

During the two automobile shows
just ended In New York city machines
of the total value OF $7500,000 were
ordered, according to reliable esti-
mates. The amount Of money invest.
ca in the automobile industry In this
country is put at s100.000,O0o.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Britt Tribune observes that
the Cross1ey bill provides for prima'
ries in August, Just when the farmers
are all threshing or stacking. You
couldn't scare lot cf farmers out TO
the primaries in August" declares the
Tribune, with a gun loaded with barb
wfre0
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Jobbers Of Davenport have
formed an organization for the pur-
pose Of assisting in the maintaining
and employment Of permanent secre-
tary to care for the commercial and
jcbbing interests Of Davenport
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

"A cousin Of w. ]. Bryan Is insti-
tuting a gas plant at Belle PLANE. The
MaTshalltown Times-Republican ex-
plains that II is a purely local enter
prize and has nothing 10 do with Mr..
Bryan's Chautauqua contract for the
ensuing season.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The ottumwa Courier wearles OF
this talk about the reservation" ana
It asserts that II an investigation were
TO be made. it would be found that
there, Is no preservation" never has
been and never could be.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
.-The Mason city Globe, Gazette de-

The Mason city Globe.Gazette de-
clares that the best man yet men.
toned to succeed Governor Cummins
10 Hon. Geo. ID. Perkins. 10 comedies
that the others are worthy men, but
says that Perkins win come nearer
healing the differences in the Repub.
llcan party than any man 80 far men
toned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Ex-senator Titus of Muscatine
county, the father Of the biennial cleo
lions movement, Is not so certain that
the statewide primary would be a
good thing for Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Five residences are planned for
Tracy early this spring: I. J. Fitzsim-
mons, Jas. Frazier and three for the
Rouze's. It's going 10 be Rouzing
boom for Tracy, eh?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The gold harvest Of tho world
last year was IN exYss OF sS75,o0o,-
900. But iowa produced last year
that much in grain and other crop
values, to say nothing OF Ito live
stock.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Thirty states nave appointed dele.
gates TO the divorce congress which
win meet in Washington about the
middle Of February TO consider Nuni-
form divorce laws for all the states.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

cal teYlhe shhl N II "A sAty Is IVA
nssl nlsy Voters ~ 4 city ~ ten III Il
ufWhlff peeeines. hna uusnheFs ARE
What npNnf M a PRIMARY Nlectlon.
1NvTa IA no representation AZ large.
na convention 10 protect shN weAkef
pfeclnriA
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Clinton Herald asks witch
OF the Fields did more FOR the world
Marshall or Eugene? and the Cedar
Rapids Gazette answers both"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

promises constitute one class OF
goods which the candidate for office
ever stands ready to deliver" says the
Des Moines Capital
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
NEW BOOSTERS TopA


The following names were added Il
the Commercial club roll since the re
port published yesterday:
II. s. Rosecrans G. l.. Farmhouse
Dr. y. r. Parker DR.. J. u. Fleener
Dr. 4. u. Cohin g. CI orvis
II. A. limerick Or. s. w Clark
H. M. Koss DR. w. s. Wlndle
w. II. Nelson Dr. @. A. Abbott
Ralph III. burnside VIM. Burnside
T. M. Gibbs ID. p. Mcclure
Gleason & Preston o. N. Downs
Hen Hotel Co. w. l.. McQulston
Hawkins &c spurglnA. w. Burdick
Rev r. McManus ,
ShoclLley Bros.& Cook
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

The Davenport Times thinks a
compulsory primary law in Iowa will
give nine-tenths OF the nominations
10 the cities in the counties where
there are large cities" II goes with.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

1t has been noticed that from the
speakers standpoint an appreclatlye
audience Is always q highly intelligent
one.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

kansas will celebrate lts semi.
centennial with an exposition In To
polka IA 1911
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Illinois newspapers complain that
the new foot ball rules are almost as
much Of a puzzle as the new primary
election law in that state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Secretary Taft is reducing his
avoirdupois through the exercise Of
riding horseback. Likewise, no doubt,
the horse.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Are you buying goods made In
Oskaloosa?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Going to SIT up to see the eclipse
tonight?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Total cost OF strike. .s13I
Miners involved in coming
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
CHARLES MULBERGER
MAY DECLINE HONOR
Said to Be Willing to Pass
Honor of Fair Secretary
ship Over.
ttrom Fridays Daily.l

1t is understood that when the
stockholders of the Watertown Inter
County Fair association meet in Janu-
ary for their annual business meeting,
there is liable to be a change in the
make up of the officers of the associa-
tion. 1t is understood that Secretary
Charles Mulbergcr, after two years
service in that capacity. IN fact since
the organization, will decline re-
election and will step down and out
and give some other patriotic citizen
an opportunity to try whirl at the
honors. Mr.. Mulberger has labored
zealously to bring the tar up to a
high standard and with the other
officers have succeeded admirably ard
have reason to be proud of the show
ing they have made. In case Mr..
Mulberger should not accept a re-
election there will undoubtedly be
several names brought forward for the
position. The Leader has already
heard the name of Emil Tanck men
toned.