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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-27
RULINGS ON BLENDED
WHISKY.

The following are among the
most important rulings of the
Government in regard TO blended
goods, under the new Pure Food
Law, as summarized:
LABEL MUST TELL TRUTH.
Regulation u requires that
the word blended or COM
pounded shall precede the true
distinctive class name of the
article, these words can be fol-
lowed by the word whisky only
when two WHISTLES are used. If
the mixture consists of whisky
and neutral spirits then the
package must be labeled blended
spirits or blend of whisky and
neutral spirits.
"Subdivision f, of regulation
II, says an article containing
more than one produce is mis-
branded if named after single
constituent.
Regulation % says, if one SUBJ
stance is substituted for another,
its name must appear on the
label, therefore, if neutral spirits
is substituted in part for whisky
in a mixture the name neutral
spirits must appear en- the label
preceded by the word blend.
IMITATION IF COLORING Is
USED.
Regulation 81, plainly pro-
hibits the use of caramel or burnt
sugar to duplicate the distinctive
brown color which whisky ac-
quires by years of aging, in II
charred barrel.
IF such caramel is used. the
result must he labeled imitation
under subdivision Z, which says
II color or flavor can not be used
to i'm itate any product of recog-
niled name and quality.
HIS IL ulINtil llOU]t Nv suD-
division F, which says the term
imitation applies to any mix
ture or compound " hich is IA coun-
terfeit of an article.
DEFINITION NOT NECES-
SARY.
THE explicit requirement of
these provisions rendered it un-
necessary for the commission to
define like substances, since the
whole question resolved itself
into the class name to be used on
the label.
THE commission has acted on
the broad principle that the con-
sumner has a right to know what
sort of IL substance he is buying
and these regulations should in
sure this when the article is sub
ject matter OF Interstate Com
merce. "
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-10-27

DR.. Viewers Syrup and Cerate.
Successful treatment for blood and skin diseases.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
MerfmarSise &ednnns Der
@einaobeitsbebOroe.

Cine mertpiiroi9e Re9nung I'm 8e-
TRACE bon s14.5 5 puros Der 6hentli9en
@siunobeitsbeh6rbe bon elmer 5irma,
tpelGs nit Sagoartifsln banbelt. 3ugs=
Die Re9nun9 lautste ruf
WaHen uno patronsn, usl9e bot, btm
friberen StaoteontroIsur Or. g.
0ictor 3eene gefauft ieien.
ga man ni9t berfe6en fonnte, tpo-
fir elm frisbIi4er Doctor oerartige @e.
ssntdnos eebrauden tdnnte. 10 ertun=
bists iuar f9 bariiber Bel benz Doctor
Scene. Serielbs beridtete, oaB bic
@afsn iir Den 8eiuno6eitsinipetteur
Wia Dalton eetauft ieien, I'm oieiel-
ben BEL cen unsarn in Inpenoung au
brinsen, psl6e fd IN Die bOrqei&rie.
bsne qeIuno9sitline @obnanssweiis
nidt oetp6bnen f6nnten. Die '8sb6rbs
tpeigsrte f9 bisie &e9nung 3u bssablen
uno Der jsbias Staots@ OntrOaeur Or.
Buebler bena9ri9tigte Die Girma. fd
peeen Be3abluns bieier &eanung an
Or. Scene 81 usnosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
SOn Der OfFee bes @abors.

sObalo Der Mapor gslue MuiomO.
bile in Stem Yorf berfauft bat une
wieoer 81 ben beimiI9en psnaten: gu
riidfebrt. piro err tpieber ben 8eiud
bon Stelsnidgern sr6alisn. bic nod
tdgli8 in isiner Office buripre6en uno
f6 ansetegentli& mad ieinem gsfinbsn
ertunbigen. Serr Wbite, iein Setrs=
tdr, bat ibriaens ale Sdnoe boa 81
tbun, bas vScrap"=gu9 in Sronun9
su balten. Sn biefem 400 Ssiten be-
finoliden 8u6e uerben ndmli9 ale
Griitel, bic Die bi.fisen englii&en 3ei-
tun9en iiber ben Mapor. Die .2io"
unb Die ifGbtii9en DEPARTMENTS brin=
gen, getlsbt, nadosm @bite o%isislbsn
porher fein iduberlid aus9eidnittsn
bat. @bite bat 8 folder grOBsn gum
M%ufbswabren bon Musidnitten bisnen=
ben Bidder in Stano 81. balten. 1T
iBt gang eemitbli9 i'm pribat3immer
BEG Napors bOr benz vscrapbud" anl
Streibtii9 uno 9ebrau6t S&sere unb
2leifer nit elmer 8eididli6teit, baB
isber &sbafteur feline Jreubs baran
baben tann.
uebrisens trdgt man f6 i'm Surean
oes Stnotoberbauptes uno i'm De-
partement Der Giaerbeitsbsb6roe nit
Der l6bli6en Abi9t, enttpsoer Elm
nsues &atbbaus obsr elm reues
golisei Saupiquartier gu errid=
ten. Ser Wuni6 1T oft i'm polisei-
6aupiquartier sedubert poroen, Elm
eisenes sr6Beres Seim su beiiBen, ba
bic isbt borbanbensn &dume nidt mebr
ben Nnipriiden aeniieen. Die bas
Wa9stbum unierer Staot in bieiem
0erwaltungssweige nit f9 brinst.
8sridiebene Serren Der reiert Momi=
niffration, bic bel Der 8erualtung bie=
fer Gtabt etuas mitaureoen baben.
fno AUDI bafir, oaB indianapolis
balo elm eisenes &athbuus belize. Ser
Wuni9 III ffets Der 8ater bss @ebans
tens setueien.
SIM polisei : Sauptquartisr 9laubt
mah nun, oaB ote Staot bic ieBige
pOliaeiifation gu &atbbaus3uefen- ge.
brauhen mill uno cine neue Poli3eis
ffation bauen mols. DAB bic pldne
fd eeleeentli4 perpirfliGen tperbsn,
1T uobl nit Der 3eit an3unsbmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Uisss -@rab.
O { b n:

Ben uno Si3sie SobuIon. Ro. $40
@iQarb Str. WdS4er. - Wiliant
uno Muna Warlowe, 1887 Yanbess
GtraBe, 9nabe. - hinton uno glte
2u9n, 1888 g9sfnut Sir. Snabe. -
@barlss uno @nna @isoenbaupt. los
Nrisona Str, Snabe. - 8. u. uno
3utb Wap, 1915 gelsfontaine Str.
4nobe. - Charles unb Settle 8ilbert,
139 @eifenbcrf Ctr, 2nabe. - S6sr'
man uno @rats Sslrp. sos 2epfones
zIbenue, Wdo4sn. = Sarrp unb gtelie
WOuniain, 1121 Maple Str, anabe.
= 8irail unb Snlie Barter. 81 Ga
Sale Str., Wdo9en. - SEQ uno 3d.
tbrpn samiot. 3O17 @racelanb ape..
anabs. - SsOres uno Settle Barring
ton, GAP 6lst9sr aps.. 2nabe.
Getraut:
Geo. u. Saplor - Bertha 6. Silbine.
Clarence 8. Ssnlp-Mauo 6. @biffing.
CHARLES 6. Smith, ou 8erne 6 Dprs.
Wiaiam %. price - Coma 90. Saplor.
Bert 9. 6ufon = Retta Same.
Charles 5. Wadsr - gliiabstb Wapsr.
Soiepb 6. profftt = Marp s. &oB.
o ehprben:
Garab Sorbss, SO Sabre aft, go.
$50 8irginia IDe. - @eorse pabtun,
50, 719 California Str. - @elia
Bartlett, 20, 1888 Weit @nlnut Ctr.
= Gnrab Sribole, rs, 1926 Saroing.
StraBe. - NOra 9aplsp, 5 NOnate,
413 Saroine Str. - CHARLES W.
gartusG, 5 Sage. sos Siawatba Str
Samss Wcg. SHEPHERD, 81, 81
Noro Netp Serier Str. = Sarrp Wils
liams, 90, Isl @enter Str. - Sames
9. Murrap, 69, 1897 Noplano glbe.
= Rarp @owaros, 60, GAO ar9s
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Mafsa=S ~eriammlams.

Die Mitaliebsr Der Srausrei.I rbei=
ter Unions bieIten aeftern Nbsno in Der
Columbia Sale cine Wafen-0 erIamm-
lung ab, um iiber einise 3tiiden ibnen
uno ben SrauereibeRbern entftanbens
S9wisri9teiten 3u beratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Gettte Capital GttD Vter TIT
aHen beHerem @trtbf6aften.
Or 3 YoIi3ei.

6 o, II. San. Sn Jslae
Der in leBtsr 3eit iiberbanb nebmenoen
8erbre1en rpurosn 500 neue poIi3ifen
onqeifeat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

q u pertsufeu: Giueu goupIas on Sturm Noeune.
a 5miihsu pieblano aoe. uno Oriental Strabe,
So bel 125 SuB sros. Bsrtb $500. Wsrbs fur s775
on Ssmanb Der f9 elm Saus gu bausH wini&t Der.
iaufeu. Mirb Mot an BsrfOueu p~erfouft bic eisen.
tbum~ oermistbsn monsn. Suite 6traBe unb Srot'
toirs. 9as, absussiandle unb slsftrifnss Slot on
Der Strase. 9a9sufrasem bel 6. Yedsrsr. 1928
Sturm Noeuue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

&etn ttmo ,tnberfdIS6t TT
oaS Bier Oct Capital 9th
0rameret. Eel. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Son Der Yarf 8sbOroe.

Gum Prdfoenten Ger Bart.gsborbe
puroe on STEELE Stram 8rcun's Sol.
W. u. SOwning errannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

" Tra9t iberaa ma@
BEN 8ter Der Capitol Gttp
Nrameret. IN 3apf tt aaen
@trtbi@aften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Starb

ESnrh . 2iueuff Reuner, aul EittrOh ben II.
StntV SaRuar, moreeas I'm 93O ubr, I'm
ater uoH SO Sabreu uno 6 T1onotsu. Sis BeerSi'
suze Fuoet an Trsitas Ra&mittas I'm ? ubr BON
BEN Sranerbouie. 6reOrid Stat. 41O ShO gteiu Ssriep
SrlBe. ans ftatt. 6reunoe fno stugsIooen.
Die trauerneen 6interbiiebenen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Sarantirte sur fir Samprrboiseu

Suden6e, blinbe, blutenbe ooer berbcrs
queIenoe Sdmorrb0ioer. Sbr @potbeter eiebt
pas GeIo Suriid penn PAZO OINTMENT
81 furiren perfeblt in 6 Bis IA Iasen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Nns ben @eri9ten.
gnnbesaeriht.

@nnoesseri6t.
Der lsbie Saal bss gunbeseeri&ts,
peldsr mod fer~ti93ufeIen mar, niro
beute Der genubung tiberssben tperosn.
Der neue Saul 1T elmer Der fd6nHen
i'm Buroesgeri9t unb foifst $35, 600.
Subn .. Relion. Elm 5armer bon
&uib @ountp, melbete i'm 8unoesges
ridt Bancroft an. Seine S9ulben
bstragei $4,S27.55, feline 4Kets 49,.
507. so.
Greisgeriat.
@esen Die gmri9 furniture 60.
satte Soiepb 5. gprnes GGcbeneriabs
tlage i'm getrage bon $4,000 ar1ge=
ffrengt.
SapsriOrgsridt.
Sn &i9tsr Sobn g. RcWafers ab-
theilun9 tDiroe 9ettern Der Gal Wrl.
3. &epnolos 9esen Sames 6. Winiams
perbanbele. Wa1oem bic @eI9worenen
bic 3eugsn bernommen batten, gaben
fie elm 8eroift FIR ben Nnsetlasten ab.
S6eiounssfIasen.
Sulia Iputp bat gsgsn gbtparb
TOuip cine S6sibunqsflage ange.
trenet, neil ibr @atte fe bsrla1en uno
i&ledt bsbanoslt bat.
Soroernngsflagsn.
CHARLES $. 8uooenbaum unb @Gs.
NORTH 9. Saaer baben gesen. Senrp
6. Nismeier uno Marie Niemeier cine
SOr Serunesilnge i'm 8strags bon 800
ang.trengt.
I'm $168, Die Miliam s. Wc@artbr
unb Nnbersn felt benz 20. September
b. s. &ap o. Barnes unb Sslbp
9. @nrner iduloen, baben biefelben
i'm @ioilseridt 2Iase einserei4t.
Yoli3siseri@t.
Die Saao nod Bernard @baomid
cauerte Elm Sabr uno ote Setettios
bdtten i6n beute NOD ni9t ertuIi9t,
tpenn Der @eiu9te ni9t bic Summbeit
pbsr man fann iagen Gre9beit gebabt
bdtte, nit ieiner Grau ms Sbsater au
pilesrn. gOr benz Wuientempel er=
elite ihn Der ftrafenbe Irm Der Sc
redtigteit.
@baopid batte einen @ter, Butter
unS @sHtigelbanbel in Sf Wabai6
Str. uno Die gintdufe, Die er bel Jar=
mern ma6ts, bs3ablte er ssmiitblid nit
Sheds, pbpobl sr ni9t einen Gent in
Der gant bate.
Nuf oisIe Weiie ,maate" er Die
8 nnbOntsls nm $1,000. Der gisr,
Butter, @sfhgel uno v@befbdnolsr"
bate fi6 geitsrn i'm poli5eigeridt 81
bernntporten unb es pare ibm etlis an
ben &ra9en segangen, tpenn iein 9ater
urb feline Sreunoe ni6t bic Sheds fiir
i'm sineel6f bdttsn. Sroboem tueroen
fd bic @roBaei6morsnen nit Der 9ln=
gelsesnbsit befafen.
Griebensf6runa bssin9 S6os. u.
@aplineer. Ser 2abi ianote Jpn Ing
grbeitsbaus.
@eaen eeftion 8 BEG NiaOliun.@ es
isBes persins F9 Wm. Doodle. @r
tpurbe tusasrt bieiss gergebens freiges
iprO6en, aber uegen gertaufs bon ssis
ftiesn @strdnfsn ON Sonntag gu elmer
@elofrafe bon $40 peroonnert.
Den @roBssf9worenen puroe Sou
6ppt iiberpisfen. Der fia tregen 8rObs
biebfa1Is uno Strabenraubs gu pers
antporten bat.
Sn @srbinoung nit Der @iaiams
Morbafaire fsben Winnie BRETON
uno Sattie Carpenter, bic ben @rpBss.
Iauorenen iberwisIen tuuroen.
Cine Stunoe bon &i4ter Wbauon's
9eif nohm Der frtbere S6anfpirtb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

@afbinston, IS. Sannar.
SIR Sn6ia ma: SbeiIpeile bepoIft bette
Sa6t unb a m Sreitas; etpas fdlter beute
Nadt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

S%srlnnet - Cine Robin eriter alafe.
Ra93nfraeeu 500 Capitol ape., 9tore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

On oerfaufen- Ginen 2unh Soon nit gutter Rnno'
~ inaft. slofsufroeen 11Oe AT cate etraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
@etterberiht.

eur "a stunOsn .ns.no = ubr gOrssns, 10. Sanuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

S<erlhn9t Gin eutes Rdb6en fur au9enietie
3ansarbeit in oeuti9er Jomilie. Ssbr 9ufen
aObu. Raasutrasen 1916 Rorb SsIapare Str. 3"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

NHsrlanst: Cine frau als PausbdltsriH i'm 9iate'
~ uiHeu SoipitaI, Ode Cbio uno SENATE. staQ'
~suiraeen IN Der Office bes 6ofpitaIs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
0erlan9ts Mm3etsen

r9sno tueI1er art ueroen in Der .Subiaua Gribstne
nit Sc per 3siIs fur iebe Suiertion bsrs6ust.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
I.8 etterberi9t.

S60n beute Nadt unS Sreitas; etfras
tdIter beuts Na9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18

Semte oas grobe Gretg.
ntB. Gri6etnen oes Capt.
tai Gttg Sters.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
..S.AlRES& C0,

@ulbinstOn BEL Ser Sheridan strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
mo TRIXn

-Sarnnttrt cine SoI;pumpe aus Gifen 9erta6t..
3eparatureu on Bumfeu ueroeu prompt uuo biaie
oEsoeffhrt. ReDoraturet an Sduiern pie ginlegen
Esper RluRsu Ooer aubriu9eu uerer abFusroArsn
dusBIrn ODER SaloontFrterI Gtieu fueroeu 81 leoer
Bat aeRant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
Greisgeriht.

8esen bic @mri9 furniture 50.
satte SOiepb 5. 9prnss S1obeneriab-
tlage i'm getrage bon $4,000 anse=
ffrenqt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-18
TherMoMeterfdnel

u. &. gIbtbe,
Sections Director.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15

Practical educators have been busy
OF late at teachers Institutes and 9TH
or gatherings, and many topics Of live
interest have been discussed. Among
other things athletics and secret So
cieties have been considered. 1t Is
noteworthy, says the Troy Times, that
much opposition was shown on the
part Of professors and other instruc-
tors to secret societies, particularly
those in high schools and academies.
AS regards athletics, however, there
was a surprising unanimity of opinion
that proper indulgence was an excel
lent thing and tended to promote good
scholarship. Even delegates to relig-
aous assemblages join in this senti-
ment. At the Baptist state convention
of Minnesota there was severe denun-
citation Of secret societies Of the class
mentioned, but Prof. Nathaniel Butler
OF the University of Chicago vigorous.
ly defended athletics, including foot.
bali, saying: Athletics are conducive
TO high morals and a high degree OF
scholarship" Which is merely another
way of saying that the world is made
better by an increase in the number OF
muscular, healthy and scholarly Chris
tians.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

IT want to see how they are going
70 dig that ditch: how they are going
to build that lock; how they are going
to get through that cut. It's business
trip. l want to be able to tell people
through this congress as much as ]
can about that canal" That Is what
President Roosevelt said just as he
sailed for Panama.
The United States circuit court OF
appeals at st. Paul handed down a
decision upholding the validity of con.
tracts for the purchase and sale OF
grain for future delivery, as II is prac.
ticed by the Chicago Board of Trade
and the Merchants Exchange of St
Louis.
Minister of the Interior Petkoff. the
leader of the Stambuloff party. which
now has a majority In the chamber.
has formed new Bulgarian cabinet
1t includes all the former ministers
with the exception of M. Stantchoff
who succeeds Maj. Gen. Petroff as for
eign minister.
Harrison G. Magoon. since 1894 su.
perintendent of the national cemetery
ct Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, has beer
ordered to Washington to assume the
duties of the superintendent Of the
national cemetery at Arlington, vice
Capt. Drum, deceased. Mr.. Magoon IL
Q veteran of the civil war.
1t is the intention of the provisional
| government to have the American
troops make extensive practice
marches throughout Cuba. This
should not be interpreted as o
threatening demonstration: the step
Is taken for its moral effect on the
restoration of confidence.
The British steam launch Fienam
has been seized by pirates on West
river, China. The passengers and
crew were robbed. The pirates raid.
| ed several Chinese launches and en-.
gagged in running fight with an
armed launch of the Salt commission.
ers.
Mrs. Frances Santego was burned to
death; Harold, son, four years OF
age, is In a critical condition from
suffocation. and four other children
had a narrow escape from fire in
rittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Santeso was
/ pouring OIL in the IRE when the car
Exploded.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
Apples for the Brain.

Apples are said to contain more
phosphorus than any other fruit or
vegetable, and 1t Is claimed that this
makes them specially adapted to re-
newing the nervous matter of the brain
and spinal cord. Perhaps for the same
reason, rudely understood, the old
Scandinavian traditions represent the
apple as the food of the gods. who,
when they felt themselves growing fee
BILE and infirm, resorted to this fruit
Cor renewing their powers Of mind and
body. AS far back as the tenth cen
fury medical authorities were enthusi'
Rstic in their writing over remarkable
curative properties OF different fruits,
says the Segnogram. In more modern
times this has been revived, and nearly
everyone has heard of the grape cure, ="
the apple, peach or strawberry cure.
One writer is said to have rec
mended in special cases eating 20
pounds of strawberries a day. The
same writer gained reason by the ex'
elusive use of cherries. These cases
SAVIOR of the ridiculous, but there is no
doubt that the so-called grape cure
for indigestion and other evils has re-
suited in great good to persons trying
It The fruit should be of good quail
ity; If 1t is not and grapes are sour
and watery, the patient may be harmed
rather than benefited.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
.CUMM|NS HAS
10000 PLURALITY
Semi 0fficiaI Returns From
All Counties Re-
ceived
KENNEDY WINS IN FIRST
Legislature Is Republican. on Joint
Ballot by 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
Safe Ticket. aside from Governor
Coming in Slow.

Des MISUNDERSTANDING returns
from Tuesdays election give Govern
or Cummins a little more than 10000
plurality in Iowa.
Complete returns from ninety-one
counties show net plurality for him
of 20,147. The eight counties on
which the total vote has not been re-
ceived are Alamakee, Clayton, Blu
chanan, Grundy and Wayne. in which
he will have about 1923 additional
plurality, and Chickasaw, Dubuque
and Monona, in which Claude r. Por.
ter will have about 1859 plurality.
A net final plurality for Governor
Cummins of 20,131 is computed from
these semi-official returns covering
the whole state.
Mr.. Porter carried forty counIfes
out of ninety-nine, according to the
semi-oficial returns. Most of these
were the larger counties of the state,
those having large cities.
In tho ninety-one counties from
which returns were received In full,
Governor Cummins polled 1874
votes and Mr.. Porter 175.567. The
eight counties yet to be heard from
will furnish about $4,000 votes add.
tional to these figures. In 1903 Cum.
minis had 238,S04 and Sullivan 1928
votes.
One Of the notable things about the
election this year has been the man.
uer In which the votes for the candt.
dates below the head Of ticket have
been neglected In the returns received
from the counties. The head of the
ticket has been counted and attention
then turned to the county and legis
lative tickets.
1t is plain, however, from the meag
er returns at hand, that Senator Garst
for lieutenant governor has run ahead
of Governor Cummins, and that the
other nominees on the state ticket
have more votes than either.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
KENNEDY SEEMS
A WINNER NOW

Burlington.--With but two smaD
precincts in Louisa county missing
the unofficial vote in the Federal dis
trict makes Kennedys (rep.) plurality
for congress 244. The missing pre-
cincts will not change that plurality
ten either way. The Evening Gazette
the official democratic paper, CON
cedes Kennedy's election by 200.
In the Sixth district the reports re
ceived confirm Tuesday nights re
ports of Lacey's defeat by Hamilton
democrat. Incomplete returns indi
cate that the majority against hin
will reach 200. Jasper county con
for Hamilton, twenty-three precincts
in twenty-nine giving him 2,012 votes
as against S12 for Lacey.
In the Eleventh district various
circumstances contributed to cui
down Hubbard's majority OF two
years ago, when he piled up total OF
9,133. This was about cut in two by
Dickson, democrat, who was aided by
the organized opposition OF standpat
republicans and newspapers. Conner,
in the Tenth district, was reported to
have even a larger majority than two
years ago.
None Of the majorities Of two years
ago were equalled save by Dawson in
the Second district, where his esti-
mated majority of 1900 over Ball is
much larger than his majority OF
1902. Haugen, and Birdsall in the
Fourth and Third districts, respec-
lively, came near their old time ma
jorities, as did Hull also in tho
Seventh.
In the Eighth district Hepburn had
a wide margin over his opponent,
and in the Ninth district Smith has Q
big majority.
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Where 10 Realn reform.
AuousoN.
IOWA

The temperate temperance man, the
reformed reformer, the healed physi-
elan. are Aot easy to find, even among
the great ones of earth. Hence 1t be-
hooves you and me. explorers In the
sosmic bughouse, to go slow along the
reform pike. Think how long George
Washington practiced before he was
able to conquer the habit Of drumming
with his fingers on the dining room
table. We can still read In his com.
menplace book all the rules he laid
down for reforming himself. Yet he
never got over the impulse to rip out
0 swear word, and sometimes let her
zip. So, 1t Is not surprising that when
me revolution came and he was chosen
10 Lead the fight, In other words, when
be was on his way and did not know
where he was going, he shucked a
tear or two. There were hundreds OF
peformers In the vicinity who would
have taken the Job with merry ha!
ha! But George, knowing how difficult
q was to reform himself, viewed not
with a light heart the prospect of re-
forming the British empire. He thought
It over at least once and half. You
may be sure he spit on his hands
twice before he grabbed the lions tall
initiate his caution, fellow reformers!
urges the Boston Globe. Even a try
win do you good. And think what a
good nights rest the world, now toss
ing uneasily on the vast bed Of space,
would get, If we should let it alone for
q while, and straighten out the kinks
In the pillows of our own perverse-
ness! Fellow physicians Of the sick
universe, let us try our prescriptions
ON ourselves before trying them on
that poor dog, the worldl
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HocH STILL LEADS.
Republican Governor Likely To Have
1000 Majority In Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE Official
election returns as they come in con
tinue to cut down Governor Hoch'i
plurality, but there is scarcely pos
sibility now that they will bring hi,
total plurality below 1000. The few
Official counts for the entire state
ticket indicate that the greater por
ton of the ticket won by a plurality
of from $4,000 to 10000. In nearly
every county from which the count on
the entire ticket has been received
Hoch ran far behind.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 12.-Complete
official returns from SO out OF 10g
counties give to Gov. z. w. Hoch q
plurality of 1000 votes over william
A. Harris, democrat. The democratic
campaign managers now concede the
election of Hoch.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15

An Indianapolis boy who was incor.
figible has been made good by the
removal Of his tonsils. If the surgeons
can prove that similar operations will
make other bad boys good It may be
reasonable to expect an immediate
boom In the tonsil-cutting line.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15

England loses a notable structure
through the destruction by fire of the
famous Abbey at Selby. The building
dated back to the twelfth century.
when the Abbey was founded by the
Benedictines, was one of the finest
specimens of the old-time monastic
churches In England and had wit.
messed many stirring events. Against
such loss there is no adequate In
Nuranca