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al bpilfe Ct, ariminnIing; Der er 81
gaurle Soger os As me. Eolp Eager
er opfert til Sorher | berthe Sermtn.
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b~ereoelier os ReiiemmeIier ON 1ioen
for be f~orFfieIlise Sasers 9ebanoling.
og Sirsoas optoees Cling 8olos SIN.
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aienSeIie, boori Den ~tilfien0er Orr.
Bob 5000 Sfaoeserftdtning.
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Tecprab % Gmegll.
Sen lite SebrHat 1906
Gnnsrsanp.

Ga Santilie. iom ientanae anr boeoe
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Siour Giip iibiie Mnnoaa Den 29oe
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Iom Mitrer % Sontrafter Der ! gnen
| go % 30 aoreue, % lenere ioin
eirr al Ieeorah Graefer 9aaeri, mo.
til ban / 1899 fintteoe til Sionr 6itu,
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Siifere bierees.

Stfefonnercn "Slora g. 9icfer,
iou- trai / iorriee llge en- liSen 81
IfcrbuaS, iom ipntes al bore fcmmcn
paa 4ef, Tiger ct Telegram al 29ot
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pioitIsS SiIitmlo. Set bar Charles
IWatbeirn (norf?l ~biemmebsrenoe
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ertsenriier feraenlae sner
er,eadp grsenftmarfes.
Spafur til Rprse.

s anIe6nins zoe SUM- Seitiiebe-
oerne og Observation-Disclosures
er Der M unber 6orbereoelie Cen iter.
ite 2pittnr til 9oree iom nogeniinbe
er nf9noet fra amerifa. ale norfe
MRno og aoinSer ionr snifer at oeI.
taae / De tore Seitlisheoer biemme
Der ifripe eiter nGrmere SpIpsuin.
ger til 9. g.. Glitao, 113 20. 9Th
Street, minneapolis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

cg sc SoreHeoe Statsr opgares | ct
tiSIisere Telegram fra @afbhngton
til meaet minSre, END ben pirfeIig
bar / SiifaIaaret 1905. seu cpIpies,
Of Huslano Sirette iuofsrtc fra bore
Sapne for ST. 100000 % Iagses
BERTH Den inSirefte SnoisrieI oper
Samburg o. aiebenbapn eaar 20.
taIi,rmutem cp i $40, oo0. 900. Sam.
tiSig mootos ri riisilfe @orer ior
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Iisfunsm@c.

Seeora5 areos Of Sen 6oreneoe
&trfe FAR bolSt lit Misiicusmsoe Ger
Seure ftge fra Sirsoos iii Sorsoags
@ften. areSien bolber ire Msoer
ON Tarst, og ct Of Sisie er MISSIONS.
msSe, bcor @eigiioits Iasen Den
iHore 90 bore MiSiion - biSfuteres.
areofcn Dor iaar ioa bel6is at iua
SamlnrScts &umite for SeSuin9e'
missioner iii at bolSe lit regelmGs'
fige NfsSe Der iantioia nteo areos.
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SeItog ogioa Hittig % olporIt9 |
arrSsmsSets Sorbonoltnger. Sslgen.
&c af areoieus &reiter bar tiliteoe:
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mmao; 6. 8. 81. @rsnIio, 8ater'
billie, Soma, Sefretar; Beber Greper,
Glermont, Soma; Otto Wsoitrsm,
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Gresco, Sacob SieI0e, 8mtfon; 81
arpeien, "a. Slab Soipa; 81. 6. Saf.
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Sou9en fra DEBORAH Renigbeo; SO.
bounes @rstb os Sans Salnoricn
fra GlermoHt Ienigbeo, gait. Grep'
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sSeroe fra 3oripap @eni9teb; EeSer
Ntsrf og 8. 81. Slion fra Wartcn
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fra gontoppiSan Meniebeo, SobH
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observation-disclosures IeSlemmrr, Der
bar tiIiteoe, bar ~ieISeuoe: Sdnt'nn'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Song Oscar er obj bet peo Gele-
ionen 7be SUM / Stpdbolm os sci.
delien / ariltiania. 8pnaen ipsraer:
"Spao BRAT iaa bpit?" Mihelien
iparer: ANprses &ise al bin Snnnb,
3onge". ct anpet 8iaebe pier Ss.
car bore paa Speriges arpne os iors
laber ben lille nprife arpre % flyer:
"Gi to Snber prlser man BET itgrite."
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ipm apaf alper % ialbpoer 8iaer
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ben itaar 5 iusnite Sffteerer atpeles
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be bier Ia &risen itub for 3sren".
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sos baabebe, at insen pilpe fomme
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fen fan n9pnss: "tSpab er Storibens
ifsrne", "Wibetien par Gat, Iom
fanbe Hare Bet, "8en zoe Sant" oa
~uaionens Seoenfart" FAINT cit bet
Gel Smaaiorteaiuser os m~oriomme
@itier.
III aubet Snbfolb fan nesnes:
Gen nprife &puseiamitie meb Bios
graf. Gen nurffe 8esjerins, FAINT
ct meset interesSau 8iIepe. Der biz
icr. ba Nprse optCges bianot be III.
peraine Stater. 10 Gamer, Der re.
prnienterer 10 &iser, bpber bsn nprs
Tie 8onoepiss Der lebiases al Sribes
bens @ubinbe, petfommen.
Sorueen alt bette iinbes Der en-
!. S~ortesnelie ppsr 1890 iorffieniee
norite GrOipeftfort. ira ale .Gtes
Oct l Torgc.
5 almanaisr for 81. ~ for So til NBsnter.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Storipeniferne o ttmtonsfriicm | 9torgc | 1908
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Norse bar "etHasa~ "a eterssnnsa.
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bar fuI9t meb
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Snar Huotaees 4 : ri oil -6seielsoaes.
eoaeu- eitsr init tiuee slifu frdttia aufpore
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eie t~iiebetfer ION Soil aett bore at eers
iii - egiitcre, SierieIis Iai for 8carI %
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minneaspiss pro ,uftu,-',,.
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s.riSsr paa Satea1o ssrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

SirSoaa Sen 30te Sauuar beIlllt'
teoe S,Set uteo "a Stentmer moo 40,
al 9emofrnten George y. Wbitmer
er Sen rette Reprgieittant fra
S'8rien County.
Senator Surner forela90e Ben
30tc CT artipoiS.9ia, iom er itren.
aere eno Ben al Senator Snabes. Der
bar f~oreltgaet SeaiSdatitren | flere
GeSitouer. Suruersgia flyer, al ireei
maa mobtoge Sripas paa ~Serrbaner.
re, meo mirore De bsrcr til 0iSies
@etienin, o. bette irolfrRnfcS til
ioooame iblauSt DEM, Tom life ino.
tcacr en- offertIts Stilina eler or
aapoioater I'll en- iaaoau. Yreiter
ten briae "baIf iare".Siefets.
Gen aomite, ipm beisgte Dspltnm.
ne, Suitit,tet / Council 8luifs, anbe-
idler en- 8epiatug pda $59,t50 til
oct. BOARD Of Control forIaneer
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
FEVER WAS FATAL
And the Identity of the White Man
Sent to the lntrmary, Uncon.
sclous, Remains Unknown.

Aftcr lying at St Mary's Infirmary
for four days delirious and uncon
scious fiom fever. an unknown white
man about 70 years of age. died early
Friday morning and unless his rela-
tives or friends can be located will
be buried today in the potter's field.
Tuesday the man entered Crabtree's
drug store on Commercial avenue
suffering from a severe chill. The man
was already in a semi-conscious cor
dition and Mr.. Crabtree after doing
all he could for him had the man re
moved to St Mary's Infirmary.
The man had but small amount
Of money on his person and nothing
that might lead to his identity except
a letter addressed to John Vardell.
Holloway Ky. Chief Egan communi
Gated with the authorities there. Civ
Ing description Of the man and a H.
ing that Vardell be asked concerning
him. IN to last night however. no
word had been received from Halo
way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20

VIENNA.
--~++ 1890 .
Vienna. Ill, Oct. 1e, 1906.

Mrs. J. L. Smith and little daughter
Helen, are visiting friends in Marion
Miss Halle Clymer has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
in st. Louis.
Mesdames p. r Chapman and d.
w Whtenberg are visiting Mrs A. X.
Nickers at East St Louis Mrs. Whit.
enherg is expected home today but
Mrs. Chapman will go to Springfield
to attend O. f. S Grand Chapter be-
fore returning.
Homer Elltins, the Oldest son Of
J. n. Elkins has gone to st. Louis to
attend medical college.
Mrs. Ike Morgan and daughter,
Emma have returned from Bellevue,
Colo whore they visited Mrs. w. c.
Crave, a sister. Mrs. Graves and son
Charlie came back with them for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Alfred Hook and daughter
Mary. returned Sunday from Stock
port. Ohio. where they were called
by tn sickness and death of the
aged father. Isaac N Hook.
Norman Reeder has gone back OF
the railroad, holding the petition of
brakeman on the local freight
n. j. Motley was in Grand Chain
Wednesday on business pertaining 20
the telephone.
Mrs. r. r. Woclnc and son. Joe, left
Thursday morning fer visit to
friend in St Louis and Canton.
Mrs. a E Mckenzie and children
returned Wednesday from an extend
ID visit to relatives in Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Mrs. Maggie Simpson left yesterday
evening for a visit TO her son, Ma
rion at Champaign.
Mrs James Baloue and children. OF
paducah. have been guests Of her
motherfn-law for several days.
States Attorney Cowan had bust
ness before the supreme court at
Springfield the first of the week.
Rev f. ". Murray CCongrega.
tionan Is up near Galesburg engaged
i'm a revival meeting this week
Mrs. Lib benson returned Sunday
from her trip 10 Manitou Colo. She
came by Chester and brought her son
Dan. who has been visiting his father. /
deputy warden Of the Southern Iii +
nois penitentisry
Capt. and Mrs Mark Whitaker are
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
TO IMPROVE RIVER
FROM CAIRO TO
P|TTSBURC
UPPER AND LOWER OHIO DELE
GATES CLASH AT PORTS.
MOUTH CONVENTION.
NEED OF INAUGURATION
OF All Improvement Bodies to Attract
More Attention From Congress
Will Not Modest the
Eight Hour Law.

Portsmouth. Ohio, Oct ia re
| affirmation of the recommendation
offered in past conventions wa,
made in the resolutions passed by
tho Ohio Valley Improvement associa
ton today. The committee meeting
previous to the session of the associa
lion was marked by frequent clashes
between up-river and lower delegates
The bone of contention was a
plank giving the lower river prefer
ence in improvements which may
follow In the future Capt. Rodgers.
of Pittsburg. led the attack on the
propos tion. which was champione1
by former Congressman Frank =.
Po5ey. Harmony finally prevailed. the
Pittsburg man Withdrawing his OBJ
jec ions
The resolution now reads that the
real work Of Improvement shall be
commenced at Cairo and extended mp
the river
Another controversy arose over
the efforts Of Attorney Gideon G.
Wilson. of Cincinnati. to have the
executive committee Of The assOcia-
ten exert i5s influence in having the
government eight-honr law amended,
and blaming the law with restricting
river Improvements
Congressman r. 3 Doyener. OF
Wheeling. and others. protested
against anything thai would incur the
III viii 0f the labor Organizations. and
the fepoTtof the committee on the ub
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
DEATH IN FLAMES
Met BY Almost q Score When Board
ing House in Birmingham,
Ala. Burned.

birmingham. Ala. Oct. 19-The
boarding house Of Mrs. Moody burned
at : O'Clock this morning and almost
score Of lives were lost When the
inmates awoke he end of the building
was wrapped in flames and burned
so rapidly that only a few escaped.
Seven charred bodies already have
been found. Two were In the hallway.
four on the stairway. indicating an at
tempt 10 escape. Seven others are
known to be missing. The debris is
being searched.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20

The best is Nway1 the cheapest
Advertisers zss the nsilstia-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20

visiting their sons in Mound City and
Olmstead this week
Miss BERTHE Robertson of Buncombe
is a guest of her friend, Miss May
Elkins.
Vienna now has two meat markets
Noah Cooper has opened one in the
building formerly occupied by MI
Reeder.
Capt. L. A Knowles has about re
covered from the fall he received a
few weeks ago He is out again with
the aid Of Crutches.
The Johnson County Farmers In
stitute to be held here October 25, 2G
and q promises to he very interesting
There will be some able speakers
present, among them Prof, II. c. oh,
rccht and Prof j. w. McLoyd, of the
University of Illinois
Mrs. Miller. wife of S. D. Miller.
died at her home west of Vienna
Sunday afternoon. Addison Miller, a
son from Hastings, Ncb., reached
home that morning
Mis- Pearl Taylor of Tunnel Hill,
was visiting Miss Kate Ballowc here
Saturday and Sunday
Postmaster Gillian was in Carbon
dale this week attending the State
Baptist association.
William p. Allin. Of Mclean. H.,
Prohibition candidate for state treas
urcr was in town Thursday.
Mrs e w. Murray and Mrs. Henry
Mohl are in Villa Ridge "a delegates
to the Southern Illinois Congrcga
tional Church association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
NEGROES DECL ARE
EQUALITY WITH
WHITES
RACE DIFFICULTY BREAKS OUT
IN MINING TOWN NEAR
DU OUOIN. ILL.

DuQuoin, H., Oct. 19.-Race diff
Guilty has developed AT Mount Carbon
mining town southwest of this city.
Recently new school building was
erected for colored children but he
negro parents declare that their chill.
dren shall not attend the school They
insist that their children are priv
LEGGED to attend tho same school as
the whites
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
CRACK MAINE GUNNERS.

New York. Oct 19.-Tbe batlcship
Maine. the flagship of Rear Admiral
Evans. reached port today from the
Massachusetts coast where she has
been engaged in target practice. Ac-
cording TO a report that reached shure
through some of the crew all gunsry
records were broken by the Maire's
gunners
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
MEET DEATH IN FIRE.

Independence Kan Oct I'm
the destruction by fire today Of the
home Of J. W. Yelkins. two miles
north Of De ring Yelkins and one son
were burned 10 death. Three other
members Of the family escaped
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
Plants and Perfumes.

Plants Niih white blossoms have 4
larger proportion of fragrant species
than any others; next comes red. then
yellow an1 blue Many Of the flowers
OF spring are white and highly frag-
rant. those Of autumn and winter be-
ing darker. with less perfume.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
RAILWAY SURGEONS OFFICERS

Chicago. Oct 1s.-The Railway
surgeons today elected: President,
W. :. Hoy. Wellston. Ohio secretary.
n. 3 Jennings. Council Bluffs. Iowa:
treasurer. T. b Lacey, Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20

ject was Withdrawn and ordered
stricken from the records.
John A. Fox, of Arkansas. field
agent of the national rivers and har-
bors congress, addressed the conven.
ton on the necessity of the amalga-
nation of all improvement associa.
tons to induce congress to adopt a
broader and more liberal policy to-
ward waterways.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
LUTIN FULL OF WATER.

Paris. Oct ia special to the
Temps from Pizerta says that divers
have established the fact that the
Lutin is fun of water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-20
BIG FIRE At TORONTO.

Torcato. Ont. oct 19-Fire tonight
destroyed nine buildings at the Cana
dian national exposition grounds. The
loss b. sec 00Q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06

received 100 vo,os MI, NJ lag II that
does mot show the mniority Of the con-
eerva,ive vo+es IN favor NJ A Al Brown
don't know what vou can cai, II. A.
N Brown uent ,nto fbe ron vention and
was nominated nv reclamation. And
tho same "macbine" nominated Fred
Waterbu,se for Treasurer and myself
for superyisor-at.I,arse. 1t nominated
David kalsuokalauI and A. v Gear ana
Cbns uustace ana tbe rest Does that
loo,r ne N tho so-ca,ied machine were
knifne u.s. n n were II would have
opposed ms in the convention.
, I,ast nigh, minister of the cloth =
= onen,v denounced me as man he =
= could not support except for the !
. fart that n saloon keeper was op- =
= posed TO me He took the trouble =
= to ASCERTAIN that certain state =
. ments mode in The public mcss :
. oyoins, Frank Harvey were I'M \
. ,ruo bu, he did not take the =
. tronble IN find ont whether the =
. sta,ements made against me were \
. ,rue or mot Ue ara not give me =
. n chance IN defend myself l deny )
. bere that the statements made !
/, against me in the publie press are =
. true =
In cancellation. I ask Won TO 20 TO the
poI,s and vote for the marty that has
done things. Vote for the Republican
-,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06
PA[AhA PEOPLE
OUT N FORGE
Great Interest " as Shown
Last Night In
Election

The election day fever was already
evident on the streets last night. when
crowds much larger than usual turned
out to hear for the last time this year
the majestic eloQuence Of the cam.
paign speakers. II was not only the
usual style Of crowd which turned out.
but entire families were to be seen In
numbers, In the family surrey. pater.
familias driving and the ladies' OF the
household filling the seats. The young
men of the family were invariably
with the crowd.
Many OF those who came down town
visited both meetings and quite n lot
Of traffic was kept up between the two
places where the politicians held forth.
In the Fourth, the phlegmatic and
apathetic Fourth. nothing very unusu
al could be noted. but Il was very no
ticeable In the Fifth that there was
something doing. The meeting al
Aala Park had simply cleaned out that
part of town. The big tenement build
ings were practically empty, the
streets. which are usually quite lively
between the hours Of 9 and II p. m.
were practically deserted. and the sn
looms were empty. Everybody who
could walk or crawl had gone TO the
Aala Park meeting.
II was a very noticeable feature that
In spite Of the excitement under
which the crowd labored. generally a,
inducement to guam the cup tina
cheers, there was no drunkenness, tn,
crowds being invariably quiet and or
derby.
II Is reported that there has beel
considerable betting of the Shrievalt.
election. the bets being generally Nv,
to one In favor Of Brown. Little In
terest Is apparently being taken in tn
other candidates In the race by tn
sports; ut least there is little or n
betting on their chances.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06
DESTROY THE CAUSE
You Cannot Cure pandruF Without %
stroying the Cause Of IT,

Many people wash their scalps Sat.
urday night or Sunday to try to keep
the dandrnif down for the week. but on
Monday night the scalp has begun to
Itch, and Tuesday morning will find q
good supply of dandruff when the hair
Il brushed, There Is but one real scien-
iiiic way OF curing dandruff; and that
Is to kill the germ that causes II. and
falling hair. aud finally badness. There
Is only one preparation that will DIES,
troy the germ and that Is Newbro,
ilerpicidc. II Is an entirely new dis.
coyery aud the only hair preparation
that is based on the new scientific prin-
eiple In addition Herpieide Is u very
refreshing hair dressing Tor regular
toilet use Sold by leading drugglsts
Send Toe, In stamps Tor sample To The
llerpioldo CO., nellolt Mich,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06
Rec0rd-B Rally
S OF the Campaign
Held By the Republicans

campaign was the one held by the Re-
publicans at Aaia park last night. II
was immense. The whole big parl,
seemed filled with a seething mass VI
attentive listeners who had come out
to hear what the candidates had to say
on the eve OF election.
1t was glorious wind-up Of a hot
campaign, and II the numbers present
are 10 be taken as an indication Of the
way the election is going. the Republl.
cans have nothing to fear.
The general attitude of the audience
was not one Of wild enthusiasm. Il was
one Of close attention. OF a desire to
settle any remaining doubts. to con-
tlrm previous judgment or made final
decision as to the candidates to be vot
ed for.
The lack Of the wild cheering that
marked the earlier rallies of the cam
paign was distinctly not an unfavor-
able feature. The general atmosphere
Of the meeting showed that It merely
betokened the fact that the audience
was so interested In what the speakers
had IN sov they wero nnwi,iir, =, ram
tho risk os Losing a, word ~, u,rin,
unnecessary noise
A feature NJ tho mes,i,v woo Tim
music. which was supplied by the Ka-
waiahao orchestra and Ernest Kaai's
ctes club ..s,.,o, no ,,ro ,,,,ai M.
rendering NJ tho nsw c,mn,,.n son,
IN the tune NJ uonoln,n ueiyb wos e..
neci,l,v wall received
Tho s,nge wos doc,ro,o, ,,,, eo,,
NJ y,r,o,s lind, o,or ,ho ann, ,h.ro
tho ,neakers s,ood was DRAINED Tho o,e
q, Tho ,rnion ,,huo a,t,., a., -
hung ,hor, IN. w,I,s q, Tho .,a,,
Jobn I,ro acted no ch,Irmon -, IN.
avaniny n. introduced, ,ho sroa,,ar.
in +. no,,ion,a,I, ,,a,.in, ,.,rou 49,,
bis in,roduc,nry romorps .yoro, n,r,',,
a,,,o,sa
Moving 4, and nm, ,hro,,h m. orowa
dnr,ro Tho e,,,, nor, y, ,ha o,an,na
was IN ,rd,o,o,s n.moora,io ,r,ns'
naro,o, haar,,y ,ha ,,,rd, ..yo,. Co..
n ~ Moore" IN, tho a,mosnh.r. -,
IN. moo,ino soomoa ,,,,yornhI. ana
after aann,ing ,,sels far , whi,e 4, ths
lnce ~ tho candidates. a. dis,n,oorod
No ROOM For A REBORN Parry
Afer n hrie, address NV Iosonh Ko.
lama chairman Jobn lane introduced
A Lewis Jr Mr. Lewis said thu, o,oc
,Io, d,v means , .r.o, do,, IN u,w,,
and m tho Rcnub,ican Marty rho yot,
arc ouvbt bo said IN nrovo IN tho world
that they are fitted for the exercise q,
free and unlimited franchise He urged
them 10 vote for nil the Rcnublic,u
candidates. "rhls 4, not a case OF
turn the raskals ont" said Lewis 81,
is n cose NJ send Tho pentlemep bach
There IL M room for n reform marty
Ia step I'm here"
Lewis referred TO tho statement made
hy one of the Democro,i, spenkers n,
the debate Saturday night. that the
limited States bns interviewed I'm c,,ba
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