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The Washington times., 1906-01-29
HITS RETIRE MENT
MUCH REGRETTED
Considered an Able and
Conscientious Worker.
CONTINUED BAD HEALTH
But for This He Would Have Been
Given Diplomatic Post of
Importance.
CONTINUED BAD HEALTH

Representative Robert Roberts Hit.
row serving his thirteenth term as the
Congressman from the Thirteenth Hin
Ois district. and chairman of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, an
nounced TO his constituents last Satur-
DAY that. on account or bad health. he
will not again seek the nomination for
the office ne has filled so well.
Was Hard Worker.
Mr.. Hits retirement from Congress
will deprive The Illinois delegation and
the Foreign Affairs Committee of an
able man and conscientious worker.
on the floor of the House, also. Mr..
Hit has been known as of great power
and influence. although he never figured
as a debateT His friends in Congress
are many.
1t Is said on good authority that the
President would some time ago have
given Mr.. Hit an important diplomatic
assignment II his health had permitted
of such work.
Before coming to Congress Mr.. Hit
had had a long and extremely creditab.e
career in the diplomatic service Of his
country.
With Lincoln and Grant.
He was a close friend and adviser OF
Lincoln and Grant. In 1874 ne went to
Paris as secretary Of legation and
charge d'affaires. In 1881 he went into
the State Department as Assistant Sec
rotary of State. In 1882 he was elected
TO Congress.
Ii is said now that. should Mr.. Hits
health improve sufficiently. he will he
given a good foreign post by the Presl-
splendid services I'm the House by suCh
an appointment.
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WHAT 1T MEANS TO YOU.
Few People Realize the Importance Of
Good Digestion Until 1t Is Lost.

Many people suffer from dyspepsia
AID 90 not know it They feel mean,
out or sorts, peevish. do not sleep well.
co not have a good keen appetite do
not have the inclination and energy
Ter physical or mental work they once
had. but at the same time do not feel
any particular pain or distress ia the
stomach. Yet all this is the result OF
poor digestion. an insjdious form of
Dyspepsia which IAN only be cured by
a remedy speci' ly intended TO cure
Il and make ne digestive organs act
Hatu NV, and properly digest the food
eaten BitterS. after dinner pills and
nerve tonics will never help the trou-
Die. they don't reach IL. The new
medical discovery does. Ii is called
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and is a
specific for dyspepsia. and Indigestion
~ cures because 1t thoroughly diEests
ali Wholesome food taken into the
stomach, whether the stomach is in
good working order or not
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. by digest
ing the food. instead OF making the
worn out stomach do all the work
gives II much needed rest and a cure
% dyspepsia is the natural result.
When you are nervous. run down. and
sleepless. don't rake the common mis-
take of .suDposing your nervous system
needs treatment and I'LL your stomach
with powerful nerve tonics which make
YOU feel good for little while only to
fail back farther than ever.
Your nerves are all right but they are
starved. they want food
day food and plenty of il. well di-
Rested. and YOU can laugh at nerve
tones and medicine.
But the nerves will not be nourished
from weak, abused stomach. but when
the digestion has been made perfect hy
the use OF this remedy all nervous
symptoms disappear.
Who ever heard OF a man or woman
blessed with a vigorous digestion and
good appetite being troubled with their
nerves.
Good digestion means a strong ner-
VOus system, abundance OF energy. and
capacity to enjoy the good things of Iife
S,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii GER
tainly set your stomach and digestive
organs right; they can't help but do II
because they nOurish the body hy III
sesting the food eaten. and rest the
stomach
You get nourishment and rest at one
and the same time. and that is an the
worn out dyspeptic needs TO build him
up and give new life TO every organ
aud an added zest to eVe-y pleasure
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a god
send to the army of men and women
with weak stomachs and nerves and
Justly merits the claim of being one of
the most worthy medical discoveries of
the time.
The Washington times., 1906-01-29

six months / had
tried three doctors,
but did not get any
better. 1t was on
my body and on my
feet so thick that
/ could hardly put
q pin on me with
out touching &c
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
B'EWITCHING WEDDING SCENE
INSPIRED SECOND MARRIAGE

DANVILLE, Ky, Jan. 2S.-Morris J.
Farris. nephew and namesake OF NJ j.
Farris, the millionaire stock man and
baker. and Miss Laura Norwood.
daughter of Prof. c. J. Norwood. Of the
State Geological Survey, of Lexington,
were married here.
Miss Norwood came to Danville to
attend the Hutchinson we'd
ding Mr. Farris was usher. The be
witching scenes inspired the young
couple, and Immediately after the cere-
mony they decided TO venture upon the
matrimonial wave.
In less than two minutes they had
agreed and in brief time they were
made man and wife and proceeded to
Louisville on a bridal tour
The Washington times., 1906-01-29

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 29.-Mayor
Charles A. Bookwalter has confirmed a
report that an attempt had been made
during his first term as mayor 80 brIbe
MIN 10 permit the kidnapping and re-
turn 10 Kentucky of William s. Taylor
the former governor who was indicted
Tor completely in the murder of Cover
nor Goebel and who fled to this State
for protection
He says $4,000 was offered him in Gin
cinnati by Colonel Thomas Campbell
and that he was asked 20 instruct the
chef OF police 10 permit Taylor to be
taken out Of the city Campbell offered
to pay the money on the spot, II Mr..
Bookwaiter would promise 10 arrange
the Indianapolis end % the affair.
Rejected Offer.
He rejected IL with scorn, but despite
the protests of Mayo Bookwalter. Col
onel Campbell further said he would
place $4,000 I'm the hands of Mr. Book
walters Cincinnati friends. to be tarned
over TO Mr.. Bookwalter the day Taylor
should cross the line into Kentucky,
and when this was not effective. made
the offer stronger by saying the money
would be sent 10 BoOkWdlter direct. in
advance OF the kidnapping.
Mayor BcokWsiter Immediately left
the room and declined TO talk with Col
onei Campbell further. The Cincinnati
friend. whose guest the mayor was.
took occasion 10 explain that he hoped
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
LIBERTY COUNCIL, D. OF A.,
PRESENTS LIGHT COMEDY

Liberty Council. Daughters OF Ameri-
ca, entertained Saturday evening the
State Councillor Of the District Of CO.
lumbia with about les members of sis
ter lodges OF the local organization. Mrs.
Alice Burgess. councillor of Liberty
Council, delivered the welcome, which
was responded to by State Councillor Ma
rion Scaggs.
After the conclusion of inspection the
lodge dramatic team presented a comedy
entitled Vice Versa" a satire on wo-
mans suffrage. The members of the
team who participated are William Car
teT, w. j. Stutz. ir., c. II. Miller. Miss
Maude Rowland Miss L. +. Miller Miss
Emma Collins. Mrs. N b Atkinson,
Mrs. Anna Hill. and Harold Stutz.
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
Mother LEAVES SICK BED
TO SAVE BABY'S ASSAILAN7

WASHINGTON. Ga. Jan. ss.-When a
mob with drawn pistols was about 10
lynch Richard Anderson. who has con-
fcssed having attacked the five-year-oId
daughter Of Mrs ]. b. Roberts. OF Dam
burg, The mother arose from a sick bed
ard, BY her pleading. prevented the kill
ing.
The law is made for the punishment
OF such a creature as this" she said.
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
PLEAD FOR PUBLICITY
IN CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

Complete publicity OF election contrf-
buttons and expenses and the forming
or organizations 10 promote these ends
In all the States of the Union are adj
vocated in an address made public last
night by the National Publicity Bill or
ganization. II IS signed by Perry Bel
mont OF New York. president. and
Frank X. Foster. OF Massachusetts. sec
rotary.
The Washington times., 1906-01-29


covered, my eyebrows came out, and
then it got in my eye. / then went to
another doctor. He asked me what
l was taking for it, and / told him
Cuticura. He said that was a very
good thing, but that he thought that
my face would be marked for life. But
Cuticura did its work and my face is
now Just as clear as it ever was.
My brother-in-law told me about
the wonderful Cuticura remedies.
] took his advice and got the Ointment,
Soap, and Resolvent. / washed with
the Cuticura Soap and then applied
the Ointment, and took Cuticura
Resolvent as directed. In a short
time my face began to get better, and
when / had taken one bottle of
Resolvent / could brush the scales
off my face like powder. When /
had taken four bottles my face was as
clear as ever.
" L told all my friends about my
remarkable cure. I feel so thankful
| want everybody far and wide TO
know what Cuticura can do. 1t Is
sure cure for eczema. (signed) Mrs.
Emma White, 641 CherrIer Place
Camden, N. j., April %, 1906.
Ceapeto External and Internal Treatment for every
hnmoI fTon Pinples 20 serots. frem Infancy . age,
Consisting % Cufenrs Soap &c. Ointmsr &c.. Resell
seat Soc n form Of Chocolate cssssd Pls 2se vial
Potter Drug Cksu- Corp. Sole Proe> Boston.
~ Asisd Rrss. " how 10 Care EczsIza"
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
D|SFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow
der-Under Physicians Six Months
But Grew Worse Some Said
Face Would Be Marked for Life
Nov Without a BIemish.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
WORK WONDERS.

"As ! was a sufferer with eczema
I write to tell you what a great friend
/ found In Cuticura Remedies. In
The Washington times., 1906-01-29
Two Ways

HaTe you noticed a difficulty IN breath
ing-short quick bTeath-when you are
waking, going upstairs, singing, or are
angry and excited2 You may not think
what this means, but doctors VIII ten
YOU II means weak heart action.
Take DR. Miles New Heart Cure at
once. 1t viii strengthen and build up
the wea kened nerves and muscles Of the
heart, and make YOU strong and healthy
This Is one Wsy-the right way.
Neglect IL a Httle while, and you viii
then notice Fluttering Palpitation. Diz-
zinessT Painting Spells. Pain in region
Of hear side, and shoulders. Stomach
and kidney troubles. This is serious
II is the other way-Jhe wrong way
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
IS a safe. sure remedy, and is curing
Heart Disease right along, as thousands
will testify.
Il had enlargement OF the heart The
doctors said l could live but short
time. / took Or. Miles New Heart Cure.
which restored me to perfect health.
~ BASSETT. Wellington. OHIO.
TIE first bottle win benefit, il not, the
druggist viii return your money
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
Ifelu Durf Sueialiitcrnr ug Borg
bicra.

81 omtolte / ltolte llge, at sen oal1=
1sfe Socialiltflnb / Seem Dorf Dap0e
oesappueret Iolfeti11gsman0 Borg
~bierg, Ioroi bon paa iin 6%oreOrogs=
.tollrl1e beroure life lloelllffen0e pro-
>oitebe 5pciolisme. S bpert 6alb III
oebolbt ~Norolplet" for to Tiger ii0e,1
Ell al Mubbens 9eltprelle unoer fire
uet grtlnring, Scr git u0 poa Bette
>og oct fan life nGgtes, at mo at
osnlme no fra 0enne fit ct aparto @a=
~greb ON Golerancen / 0e11ne Srga11i=
%iation. i 1fDloer imi0lertiO 5ano=
beoen at meooele, at SEN offentltg=
~giorte @rflGri1,g life far peret It's
trDf for sen olminoelige Mnlfuelie /
&ubben. Sib1te Mulner al u9eorblp=
Jet" in0ebolber life minore ems tire
DellfrepneI Yrotelter moo 8eitprel=
Tens uotoleller, buori Ser poo set
~arlelt e1ergilfe bapoes, at M,grebet
poa 9orabjcra fife ct ct ltotrpt for
Sen / &ll1bbcn rau0en6e Stemning.
Oct fan f>n glnoe os on6re 9onife
i Mn1crlta, at Ell al bore Srgonrio=
.tioner life pil gjpre Jig til Solsmono
7or ct laaoont SnGperlpn.
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REJSENDE AGENTER:
l.. HEIBERG
v. PHILIPSEN
Jor ,ueecn Sillio.

So 1tore 8onffalliter CT in~Otrnffet
{ oe Soreneoe 5tuter / sen liblte Maa-
ne0s SID, Stcnslmt0s / Chicago og
9feal Gltotc Sru]t So. / HDila0cl=
pbla. Get CT ret ejen0nnmlcligt, at
benae Disc Sll1itlttcr for Ell ltnr Gel
i,ar nuret brcuct lon1 Iilli0sforc=
1ugenocr, 5. u. i. at Sc par gooet oper
! Den olnliuoeliue 9cpioltbeo lpm luo
aloelss lrottclig Iifre, at man trpgt
funoe tctrp Gem loa ll'egct set lfuloc
oore. Icnlc ulmiloelige IiliO for
7anolpnliguiS giort pglaa 9anftpl1=
frpllsrcrne mil1ore agtpaagipenoe.
Slll!b ion pSl lpm Mistilli0 CT Jp
]nlitlum, % Iplgcn er, at Milltoner
er gooet to6t, / Chicago ligefrem
l%1ioolct ira Nattigiplf, / Ybilu0elpbiu
lpinolct BORT ira ct fort airfeioln=
Tu1b % bets MeOlemmer. @el0igois
er 2o1oets finonciellc Silitono for
SIoen loa goo, at oisle 6olliter fun
saar lotol eller BOG begrGn0let Sc
En0nlng, mel DC oil fnr6nabeutltg
Srre Snolfyoerc, at ser bprer list
2Ilere til at gjprc I'll 8anf lplib enb at
sens 2e0erc bor fprltooet at nil,oc
Ell rbeArUnOlet Silli0.
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Gprogrefprmer.

Smtrcnt 300 Sr0 CT / forrige l1ge
pfftcielt blepet re ornrereoe of Hre=
li0ent &ooierelt, 5. b. /. BON bar goo
fien0t Ell l1oget nn0ret 5fribemaa0e
al 6isie Sr0, ion1 Ell 0ertil in0rettet
&omislion baDoe m1befult. Oct ct
torpprigt intet lurligt npt Ser fer er
foregoaet. MoIfillige omerifanlfe
8la6e bar ollereoe / leugere Sis be-
nDttet en0cl al Sc Sprogforan6rin-
ger, Ser III far facet officiel Mner=
flenoelie og JONI o%prinoeligt er al1be=
fa4eoe AT Mnorelp Carnegie. Set Ia
ser til, at Mmerifa1erne %giennemgaa=
en6e er ret tilfre6s me6 6en lille
Sprogref orm, ser ipprtgt finn er gie11=
1emgrtben6e for Ell Ones enfelte
Sros &~e6fommenoe, mebens 6en for
oct itore 6lertal af Dem neppe CT til
at op0age me6 set blotte gle. eng
lGn0erne 6erimo6 geroa6e6e / Den
befttgite &re6e, So Sc fit at pi6e, at
M%mertfanerne pope0e at roffe pes set
engelife Sfriftlprog, Ser gan1fe oiit
er iaa bi6nnoerligt u6e al @ormoni
meo Salelproget, at mon 1leppe lfl,loe
outage 6em for ct og Set famine, men
lom M engong CT onerfienot. Scr os
9anife er 6enne 6orbitrelle minore
forltoaelig. Si er lau pont til at le
bort go6e Sfriftlprog / SEN @rao Ia
bet ONT paa, at f11apt to Wenneifer
lfriper Set felt ems. 90 peo at oper=
bragg Nor0mrnoene Set til Mrp 90
Sic, ON ems moal fe life epig, CT Set
blepet Doerligere foripnet meo Ell
MGng0e Sariationer, lon1 oprinoe=
Zig ilet fife bprer Sproget til, men
lom bar tuaet 8orgerret / Oct.
Sor liot CO formeget foronrper alt.
@nglgnoernes iproglige &onierpotis=
me CT iiffert Ell Operoripelie, tbi
Sproget lom alt a10et / @eroen ifif=
ter ®. Men roor Sc Danife, og
fife minolt 0em ber / Mmerifa, tiIla,
Der 6eres Sprog at antage ct norlf,
noonlf SDertref, er man fommet til
oen mooiatte Doerligbeo, ser ct langt
mere eoelGggenoe, og lom CT ioa me-
get mere iprogligt farlig, iom Sen er
belt lng0pen0ig.
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6orm, langt mere tiltalenoe for ale
Mfifpgninger i lit Garti END ban bar
pGret nogenlinoe fer.
silitanorn / Mmslauo.

Sc iio1te Tigers gfterretninger ira
9fuslan0 er ino omtre1t e1tSlpoer1oe
fra Sag til Sag: Mor6, Bomber,
&olafanfal0 paa Borgere % 8pnoer,
&pperier, MDtteri, Eisenhower oip.
Sen loplple 5ilituno ipnes at pGre
blepet froniif. Sffe Ell Sag gaar
ltOen at Ser %foretages 8ombeattelt=
tater paa @mbeosmun0; for ct Har
Tiger lioen por 6priteminilter 5tolp-
pin pao ct bangenoe 9aar nGr blepet
Offer / bans @iem for ct Mttentat,
Ser folteoc 5 Mennelfer 2ipet og
loore0e flere Meolemmcr al bans So
mile. Sra alle @gne al &iget font
mer Mfeooclelier ON, at Sc &ebolll=
tipnGre beberifer 5itl1otioner, % at
cit %almin0clig Melsnig al Bgnoerne
CT 11Gr fore tuaenoe. 8pnoer1eS &rap
CT Set lamn1e JON gar lpot lige fra
8egpn0ell en al Sen repolntionere @e=
oGgelie: 6or0eling al Stroll %
5totslauoet, Sc nDDre Dom9ner, iom
pmfotter / %9f9rbe0en al Ell Sre6le=
Sci al alt 2on0 &11slon0, til Sc joro=
lp1e 8gnoer. Bgnoernes @pl0nil1g
CT efterbaonoen blepet laa truen0e, at
SEN enopg betragtes lom lo1gt farli<
gerc eno 8parbejoerlres, ifj9nt ben
Sore, Ser trltcr fra sen SIDE, / og for
Jig er fprn1ioobel nof.
@ba0 Ser boloer 8Darbej0erne TIL
boge fra at 0eltogc | Sen polttiife
@enerolltrejfe, JONI bar brret plal1=
lugt ng CT innrflot pao forifellige
5teocr, p>11 e116 finn / mi116re ONT
fa1lg, er 6rpgten for at tabe Sen
Slnl,le 1ortjenelte Sc for. 86n6erne
bcrin1pb far il1tet at tobe men meget
at pin0e. @enoerl1e5 &ron err / SEN
ii0ite Sis blepet ioa bdjllp0t, at Set
pentes at @5oreu ON fife lang Si0
pil lie Jig ndoioget at u0lte0e ct l1fas
ON Ior0eling al &rou= oa Megie-
rings=9pmnner11e.
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Den Nor(k=O an(ke
prcS(etorening.

Sirsoog Gftcrn1iooog bplot oen
Norlf=Gonifc Yresiefore>1i1ng lit t2.
N~or5nlooc t Gbin &ll1bbens Hofuler
/ minneapolis. Nntollet al n1pote
Wteolelnnlcr bar fife ]tprt iuor> og
Mpoct 6opOe nur,neit Nreg al Ell
pripat Sumnle1fon1lt> peO Dpilte1 Set
berl fe0e Sen be0ltc Stemnilg. 0'9rr.
9. N1ulllo fen % Sob. 8ilt al De-
cobro bar Sc e1relte Meblemmer .lloe11=
for Guilli1gbper11e ser bar n1pot
frenl> men 9elcgotionen ira Milu1e=
opolis pg ct. No1ll por llogerll1noe
fnlotollig.
Ser %foreloa il9en Sagcr al Yetpo<
ming til Bodybuilding a1ooper Ell, Me-
pilion al Mcolcrnslilter> % Set bite
Jig, at Iorenillgen tGller flcre Meo=
lelnller III cno %nogenlinoe fpr. Som
l1pt Wdeolcm optoges Frofe5ior> Or.
tbeol. 2al>r. 2arien al Gccorab, Ne=
oaftpr at ugp. 2utb. &irfetioen0e":
Ben norlfe 6pno6es Organ.
Observation-Disclosures fit iplgenoe
ll0fal0:
ErGiioent, s.. @u%lobran0len.
1. Giceprnii oent, 9. Mnunb len.
2. &iceprel ioent, 80. g. MoSmlls=
fen.
@efreter> Sob @iit.
&asierer> 9. Sage.
Sm Mftenen lornleoes Meoletn=
merne og nogle an0re @jGIter eiter
Snobpoelie al Hrnlioent @1,lobrono<
ien til en- Gera / Sbin &ll1bbens 60
faler. 8lonot Sc Sillte0pprenoe par
&onlul S. @oage fra ct. 2ol1i5, tio-
ligere Wee0lem al Gorcningen, % set
bar me0 lpeciel @lGoe at Joreningen
otter flr10e lalnles 1ne0 ben mu11tre
og ellfpnr0ige Mor0monb. SEQ
Seroen berlfeoc Sen be0lte 5temniug.
og Der DOl0tes Ell lang H9tfe Saler.
Sgioo bette Mpoe far bi6raget til
at fremme Set goOe Jorbolo mellem
ben norif oanife Yresle ber / 2an0et.
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9anife / @alparaiio. S Gbilis

9anife / @alparaiio. S Gbilis
9opeoltab 8alparailo, Scr fornplig
bleD bjemiegt al ct frpgteligt Sor0=
ifjGlp, boer Ser er1oel Danlfe. Gon=
marfs @onilll / Nalparaiio Gbierrp,
Der for Sioen opboIoer Jig &jpben-
bopl1 buD0e til ct 8lao / &,jpbenbap1
oplpit, at Sc fleite 3un1fe 8Den bar
1lnge Menneifer, @oanop9rfere o. Ign.
Mf mere fien0te b%oliooenOe Gonife
l1rpller ban Ilfre6 @eber Halluoan,
Der bar ell ltor @anoTeforretning, Ell
@r. 9ertbelien, Der bar ct @arperi,
Ell Sl1genigr aramer, ser er aniat pes
Doffompagniet, og EN- tioligere &on-
Jul, 9ireftgr for Doffompagniet
Scbrpoer. Sbis Sor0ifialDet bar
funoet 5teo ON Matten, flyer Gene.
raltoniulen, e. Ser fife flor 9anoipn=
ligbeo, fol, at Boerfen oisie eller at-.
Ore 0dnife 5amiiliier ct omfon1ne
bar n1epaaig FIN here's Gorretni1ge
@nfn b Shnpr fefns
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@pao CT perit: @attcnaale eller
Gtgarer?

S @%nleouing al &lugerrle ouer 9a=
mernes @attenaale l%friper Ell 0u-
me:
Get CT 10 rigtignof oglaa Ell aloe
les u%foriparlig Maaoe> mango 3d.
lner anbringer oi5ie Neope,,6igbe6S-
gienltan6e pao. Sc ltitfer nogle
nlpgtige lol1ge @attenaale gjennem
@atten, laole0es at Sc paa 0en moo
lotte gioe roger "a CONNER noen
for, til 5aar og Sitter for Dem ser
uforiigtig fommer / 6eres Narbeo.
slf bpao @run0 Gumerne gjgr set,
er ptrfelig ponifeligt at iige> for set
er BOG ingen Hpnt at lie 6i5le 5ppo
itiffe no al @atten. Sen enelte
@rnno, man fa11 finoe> er Smtelgsz
beo.
Mten ifol Domer,le bope 8e6rei-
6eller for 6eres @attenuale, 1fal Ser
rerne BABE set fulot ioa meget, ON
fife mere, for oen Il orligtigbeo,
bpormeo Sc omgaaes oeres brenoen<
Sc Gigarer.
Seq tror, at Sen gfaoe, Serrerne
gjpr Deo ~uforligtig Smgang meo
b%ranoel1oe Gigarer, er itgrre emo
6en, 9amerne gj6r meo oeres @at-
faa aare Iette at raaoe
tel1nale Den begge ing er ubIeba--
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8rDan.

BrDan CT otter / Mmerifa> og Sen
itore SpGn0ing, iom ber1feoe nle6
.s9enlpn til bpao ban biloe foretoge Jig.
2naor ban after faite0e Jig in6 / omeri=
-fanf Notionalpolitif, CT peo at for
.tage fig. Ser lto0 Ell 5fraf al SRI
:1Glb om bom fra Set Snterpiem, lorn
sDleb telcgraferet oper Mtlanterbopet
fro 2onoon / lin 5io, % Bryan bar
ealtio bGret fjen6t lom Ell Man6,
Ser life iM,rgte ON bpao ser bar flog
Bolitif, men lom bonole6e mere efter
.bua0 Ser for bom / 9iebliffet ipntes
at bore 9oo Holitif. 9esuoen frpg=
feoe man for, at Scarf 8ebegelien,
sen raoifale Dtring al Demofratiet>
iftuloe faa ct Sammenltp6 meo 8rp=
an, Ser 10 oog, troos bans gomle
i5bagbe0 for Grilglpet, MI betragtes
'fom Sen fonierputipe Gnftions Sc
;%pralentant. Men alt ipnes at goa
>goht. @earlt % 8rpon fal0t / binan-
nens Mrme, % alle Mellemp9renoer
: Hgnes 9lemte, / Sen @ra0 en6og, at
Ser / &roeene bar peret bpiifet ON at
gigre oem til Stalofamerater / YrG<
Y;bentbaaien, ielpfplgelig me0 8rpa,
iJnsn $50. 1. Griielpet bar @rpan be-
grapet og faltet Mulo pao set, og
Bublie Smneribip, ser MI er bans
rSobbp", bar ct langt mere tiltalenoe
Dbre ems 5riielpet og bar enobi6ere
Ben 5orbel, at Der er aoifi1lige Me6=
Iemmer al andre BARTER, for bpem
bette Nrincip life er utiltalenoe. SIT
Talt maa bet figes ct 8rDan bender
flIbaee fra gnropparesiil sa COS
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Nemo6ruterne.
domination al statscmbeosmens.

9elegater for Statel1s 0emofrotilfe
GonntDfomiteer lamlebes / 5irsoags
I Statsfunpention / Yijpu 5Deater /
minneapolis for at nomir1ere 5tntS,
e~mbeosmgno pg pe0toge Nlatiorm.
0Sper 1000 Gelegaer oeltog / Me=
Oct, lonn bar set ltsrlte al oemle Mrt,
Der 1logenli1oc bar ppret afbolot Der
/ Staten. S. q. Mitlton al Wiin-
l1eapolis palgtes til &onpentionens
Chairman % Da1 lag0e for n1eD Ell
Sale, ser %forn1aneOe til Glligbeo %
6re0, ruite 8rpa1 og @upernpr
Sobnion lan1t paapegeoe, at Minne-
loto 0en1ofratilfe Horti egel,lig life
begppeOe un0en Elatforn1 ems Be to
li0lte 0emofratijfe @l1per11grers Ne=
fpro.
Otter at 0erl1ult 5totsfpn1it6el1
por llOn9pnt, gift man oper til at
nominere 5tatsticfet> boilfet gap fpl=
genoe &elultat:
@uDernpr, Sobn 81. So6nl ion, ct.
Geter.
Sicegl1pernpr, 8. 6. YenoergaIt,
9emi0ji.
Stots lefretpr> g. 81. Mogrusiou,
ct. Glouo.
Ml1oit9r, q. Marnes, Wsonteoioeo>
StatsfoSl erer, Gupi0 gpons> Srq=
cD.
Statso0pofot, S6omos 81. Sane,
ct. Eol1l.
Glcrf Of the Supreme Court, 1Sreo
6. @Dcntpl1, Milr1cupoli5.
Sern6ancfomnlislGr> &optcjn M1=
ton Sccbofer, MuiGnnorc.
Gbrf Suffice, Charles %. 5tort,
MpcDelter.
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2eier Sc ostte gloo fra uge til
l1ee, fra gnoe III ouoen, p6O Sc
8eifeo meo aft bpao oer foregaar
sBerbm az cy1teEes
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6amle Eroieslor Smllcicn fom en-
Nfien bjem og latte Jig til at ipefu-
lere. San pi0ite, at set bar noget
beitemt> ban bap6e forelat Jig at gig
re, men fut1oe umulig bl1Ife, bba0 Oct
bar. gnoeltg &l. l on Natten Tom
bnn pan set 80 BON ban0e foreiat Zig
at gan til sengs &l. 8!
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sammenlisn bette 8Iaos Otter.
retningeer fra set ga1nle 2at6 meo
|anore BLADES 90 prgo, ON Sc nogei
5onoet steos finder Dem DIoigere el.
sIprlrere paaIoeiia sss
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81. Gpnbergaarb, oen befieu6t

~. Spnoergaaro, Sen betienote
oanife @ejerilt / @%l1tcbiuion, Minn.,
Ser li6or inot meo fa1t rtallige 5n1pr=
premier og uGbampionlbip" fra
amerifanlfe ll0ltillinger og &ontelter,
bar otter iaar uomnrtet lig pco
5tats-lt0ltillingen, bpor ser 1tt1let
as 5mgrmGrfer / &%onfurrence. Be0
8%eoGmmellen font sc. 5pnoergaarD
u0 me0 set b9ielte Nntal Yoints, SO.
gfi Meierilter, ollie biemmeberen0e /
Minnelota, opnuoebe 81 Boints, og
at 6isie til0eltes a116en Bremte 8,
Slien / Mfnlteo og Snmes Spreuien
/ Maple Nlatn. @enoergaarb er iaa=
leoes r@Bampion Mmerica,1 Butter
mafer", i6et ser bar noltillet 5mgr
fra BET melte al Mmerifa, fra Mon-
tana til Seem @ompibire.