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The Poor Girl.

''rhc woman | marry" he said.
must be glad to take me with all my
faults"
"Oh, she will hc." tho girl replied
shell he so desperate that faults
won't cut any figure with her"
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Canned Mefs.

Y pound Vienna Sausage. ...... 30
4 pound assorted meat. ........ so
pound corned beef. f............. 1.35
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woman can hurl defiance moro
effectively than she can throw n
stone.
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1t isn't until some men are broke
that they try to mend their ways.
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Nrny n man has small excuse for
feel ng bis
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It's just as well to know when to
forego an advantage as it is to know
when to grasp an opportunity
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Cocoanu,.
Cereals.
Safsup.

Pints choicest $3.50
Standard. 2 doz. per doz. ...... LIS
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.nds veil. and / am glad to ,hlns ,nat

ends well. and am glad to ihlns ina,
sou have bid an eternal farewell 10
drink. FOR. of course with yOIr pros
poets. not 30 much a. a weekly g.ass
u beer. but only the barest nrcassl.
ties u life will be within your means.
He then turned 90 the young sonan.
And you. my poor ~ uriettl. ! con.
prauiate you most heartily for u is
seldom that gl.ls ~ your appesfarcu
find husband Never forget that on
ought by an interchangeable sweetness
and o. devotion without bounds, 20 Try
10 make amends 70 poor George fof
yvur physical shortrominss. For yoI
are. repeat. a real blunder u natur'.
And now, my dear children Hi.i
proceed 10 unite you IN tus holy
bonds Of matrimony "-Kansai citv
star.
Tho Persians possess a sense - hi.
NOR with which they are not always
credited Almost modern is the anot.
futs - the man whose disagfeoahl"
voice in rrciting his prayers .a he
mosque was annoying 20 every one
ono day. some one asked him how
much he was paid for re- ing
PAID" he replied y am not paid.
rccito for the AXE - Allah" Then.
replied the other for Allan's sake
DON'T" t"-ArgNnaut
H O. Havcmcyor. the famous n'au
NJ the American sugar industry. s''1
II a mucRraline magazine ar'cle.
Articles such as this don't impro7
one with their sincerity or their ius
uce Reading them, one is reminded
NJ the rich old woman who saiI 10 b ~
daughter:
Isn't n duh and stupid?
"Dull and stupid IL no word rr H.,
the daughter answered. q am bored
10 death
"Tho mother yawnod
"'Ring FOR the cook" she said
Wen give her regular good scold
just 20 KIN time Exchange.
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Cheese.

Long Horns Wisconsin Full
Daisies Wisconsin Full Cream lsk
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Tho president OF the faculty of a
medical college once addressed a
graduating class with reference 90 tho
necessity of culJiNauur the quail OF
patience IN their professional a. welt
as iu their domr ric relations
The professor said .Gvurlomrr.
you are about TO plunge into rlr
sphere OF action No doubt you Will
la som, degree. follow the example 20
those who have preceded YOU. Au..t
other things, YOU viii doubtless ma,
ry. Let mr outoat YOU To- Dee Nnl to
your wives BE patient with them
Eudcavor not m fret yourselves uu-
der petty domestic trials. II YOU are
going to the theatre, do not permit
yourself TO become excited 1t your
wifc s. not downstairs In time Have
treatise ON Your speciality always
with ynu Read It while YOU are wait
Ing
And, assure lou, gentlemen" the
professor concluded with delicate
irony "youn Dee astouishej al the
vas, fund of information youW oc-
cumulatc In this way"-Succcss Mag
azlnc.
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Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup, Children like its pleasant
taste. Contains no opates, but drives
the cold out through the bowels.
Made in conformity to Pure Food and
Drugs Law. Recommended and sold
by Hoffman Drug Co.
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FRIEND to FRIEND

The personal recommendations of
people who have been cured of
coughs and colds by Chamberlain
Cough Remedy have done more than
all else to make 1t staple article
OF trade and commerce over a large
part Of the civilized world.
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H. G.. Wells. the famous novelist.
believes that unrestricted immigra.
tion o. n bad thing for America
81 have watched the tide Of immi.
grafton flowing into New york. he
said AZ % dinner during bis Amer can
visit and 81 seemed to me hat lhls
great. tur1id wave would have been
the better for nlfarnr
Some OF your immigrants are uu.
consciously uncloau in their hpbuH
Looking at them. { have often been
reminded Of the Lithuanian Sr'r.
lock Holmes
% Lithuanian shorlocl. Holmc
said nrighbor
"Tn bet you hat that ! can tell
you what you had for breakfast this
morning
"Tu take that bet the other AN
swcrcd promptly What did have
"Thc Sherlock Holmes chucklcl aa
he Razol at the yellow stroaka In his
friends long black beard
"'You had eggs. he cried.
"'You owe me hat was the re-
ply. 4 have not touched eggs In ten
day" s"-Exchangc
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Someone asked l.. W. nusby. priv
ate secretary tu Speaker Cannon, how
tho lallor's presidential boom was
getting along Not nuch duins 10
the matter" was Busby's reply In
fact. have received Mr.. Cauuon's
positive orders To hold n In check
and not lo permit 1t to get beyond
control, I am sitting ON the lid. 500 TO
speak. uf his presidential boom. The
seat is not very uncomfortable as yet,
and you know can get off AZ any
time II II gcts too hot"-Kansas city
star
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.


Choice. per box .................Sl.35
Fancy, per box .............1 1.5s
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Mark Twain once received a letter
from bis brother. who cimp.'.n"i
that be- was afflicted with a OBJ and
the jumping tDo'haohc az the same
time. and inquired n Doc hal eve"
heard OF a worse combination.
so" wrote the Hympa'hcuc
MARK" and / can imagine only one
that mltht bee worse that would be
~ have ipnammatory rheumatism ana
81 Vitu dance at the same tlmc'"-
Lipplncot's.
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SOME NEWSPAPER
CHAFF.
$+++4%%%&+%%+s%+*$ %%++++%t

a noted cyangeli naH preaching
th, oth,- day ..u an ur'1rh church
Tho family who cntDtl.nrd Dim ha1
a son who uas usually fond of at etd-
ing service. when his parents were
ready little Charles fauy r.fle"J To-
go with them.
e don't want 20 po 20 church" ~"
declared.
"Whara the natter asked 'he
mother. much surprised, "are you ni'
No. but hard Doctor - be-
fore. and J don't Ike him conf'asei
the child
"Oh. Charles. that's a wicked thing
10 say" pasped the mother. 'I'il
mother why"
We'll" said Charles. 'hc breaches
80 long that ! cant feop awake and
he prearhes 80 loud that / cant go
10 sleep Exchange
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). N. sPREKELMBYER
LOCAL Wholesale MARKETS

3-oz .............. ........... l.O5
III OF light weight ............. S6
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VUHVV HOI 30 IITTH Us It mas DttH
New York market declined this week
ialf a cent.
Sugar has taken an upward turn and
dealers keeping good stocks on hand
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

itunoen iiber mein OSrfdea bier him
ausgetommen. @enn if Shnen aber
bennod ersGblcn ioll, 10 ioll's mir
cine 0reu0e lelr, rn0n plaur1rt in
alien Sa9en germ aus iciner Sn9ercz
Seit."
go bite, Srau SlnSers, er;dblcn
Sie!"
r9tun Senn, eS f1n9t 9leid traurig
OF Mteine @ltern paren arme Gage
lobnersleute uno i9 mar nit pier;ebn
Sabren cine &aiie. Gle binterlieBen
mir uno reinem Sreijdbrigen S6wes
i%terlein gar niftS, ais ibre fleiHe
@irtbldaft, melfe perfauft muroe.
Der Cribs bafh1 wurbe imilden meiner
Gdmelter iino mir eetbeilt. Ssse pom
urS befam Elm Spark ilenbuh nit
~amsibunoert 2baler. Das war unier
9ar;eS Serm0gen. SD fam rafber ouf
einen 0auernbof offs MiasS unS meiu
Sdwelterfen, Die 2eni, wurSe fir elm
Gr,iebunSsgelo su armen 0euten in Die
Hflese 9egeben.
0as eina min iabrslang i'm 9lei6en
@inerlet 10 hin. Meine Sauersleute
bebanoelten mid freunSli6 uno Iors@
ten fir mild, 10 baB mein Sobn fat
qar; nit in mein Sparbu6 fam. &leis
Sun9Sltiide betam i6 10 nebenbei uno
@di6e 10 gum Gbriltfelt urS su Sabr=
m6rften, ipie baS auf benz Oorf Cite
lit.
Damn uub mann bes Sonntaes ourft'
i6 mein arms 2enel beluden. Gas
arnle, liebe Ding bate es nift gut ses
troffeI. Sbre Sieheltern maren ielbif
arm unS batten srobe Samilie, Sa fam
meln liebes Sdwe iierlein bait INNER
sulest.
Damn fcm eine .3eit, cine id0ne,
golSene, pon Der ih beut' nod ;ebre.-
Der Sdmieb9elell i'm Sorb Nntort
gnoers, serpaun mid lieb.-Sa, gang
gents. sndbi9e Srau, er bate midi
lieb, iebr lieb. Sd meiB eS, id fiible
es nod beut' in meinem alten per<
grdmten Sersen, er bate mid lieb."
Die alte Srau idlob Die 4ueeH. IS
NOR, ais oh lie ploslib nidt mebr 5n
ipreden perm0tte, als Oh tie lid Miite
9dbe, Die 2brdnen su unterbriiden.-
Oann bob Elm beireienoer Seui;er ibre,
Sruit unb iie besunn BON 9ieuem sn
ipre6en:
limb ih, meine liebe endoise Sraur
i'd hing on linn nit Dem sanSen Scr
sen. SD luar ia bisber 10 arm an Siebe
9ewelen, i6 bate Niemano, NiemanS,
OILS meines Serr Soft sebabt uro mein
fleineS Senel, bic bod nod nidtS per
ftanb. -@ar'S oenr elm @unoer, baB
i'd Dem idmuden Suri6en 10 gut mar,
baB i6 midi 9renSenlos 9liidlld iiihlte?
(Sdlub folgt) =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

@neiner s "a b,
ipeI9s unldneit in 8riSgton. See, per<
a%nitaltet purbe. betbsiIistsn ii9 auBer
a betpaffneten MGnnern 112 &nuben
unb cine un5abl Sunbe. Nls ii9 Der
Pulperbampf nerapsen bate, lo9en
stpsi ormielige 3anindsn auf Der
Strede.
Ger mitteIaGterGi6e
8egriff r9ieberfaGfen
umfaBt bic beutigen prsuBif6en Bro
pin5en Weitfalen, 9annoper, bas Ser
5ogtbum 8raunf9peig unb ben Ieeie=
r~unssbe5irt M%aebebure.
wftt Der 9erfteIIunq
b o 6 ole befabten ii6 biersuz
lanbe i'm Sabre 1905 278 GtabIihe~
ments. bic Elm &apitaI bon $9O,712,z
807 reprGientirtsn. Sas eraeuate prc<
butt bate einen Wertb bon $51, 72S,@
CAT, cine 3unabme BON 45.4 Yrpsent
i'm Ueralei6 aum Sabre 1900.
Gine hrnaiee Grabihriit. sluf Den
9irdbOfen 81 EariS befinSet iit) cine
game sln;abl @rubidriften, ME tic
nir9enos anoers pprtOmmen. Die orol>
lisite o allen lit aber unbebiuet bic
nadfOlgenae, in mUrtlider ueberiesune
DieSergese5eue n3beures @eib, id}
erwarte Old! 5. Sanuar ls45. e.
Weunier, %peniionirter @enoarmeric>
forpOral." Naruuter itebt: ,0fein
6reune, bier bin i'd! s.. December
1881. Suienne Mieunier." 9ie
Wittps bot alio iedJSunoo:eiBis Sabre
lana 'anf ii6 iporten ~laiien.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
PRISON FOR THEFT Of sHRouD.
Undertaken Sent to Jail for Ruryina
Man in an Undershirt.

Little Rock, Ark.-For the alleged
theft of shroud from dead man and
burying him in the scanty white UNI
tershirt furnished by the county hos
pital. despite the fact that the rela-
tives had paid for the shroud w. B.
Jackson, an undertakes on West
Ninth street. was fined $3.50 and SEN
fenced to six months in Jail.
John Parnell died and his two sons
arranged for the funeral They asked
Jackson how much he would charge
to furnish their father with coffin, a
shroud and grave. The price agreed
upon was $25. When the day for the
funeral came both brothers say they
went to the Jackson undertaking
rooms and there saw their dead par
ent. properly laid out in his coffin and
dressed in long black shroud. They
made arrangements to return after
dinner for the trip to the cemetery,
and on leaving the parlor were warned
by woman, who said:
4 hope Jackson wont treat your
father like he did my son."
The two men became suspicious and
when the grave was reached they or.
dered the coffin opened. To this the
driver objected, saying it was against
Mr.. Jackson's orders, but this only
strengthened their suspicious. The
brothers insisted, and finally the lid
was removed. The black shroud had
disappeared. The arrest of the I'm.
dertaker followed.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
FIRE FRIeHTENs BROADWAY.
Flames and Explosion Threaten Big
New York Buildings.

New York. Aug. ga spectacular
fire which did not do great financial
damage, but which for time threat.
ened to spread to two large ONCE
buildings in which thousands OF per-
sons are employed threw lower Broad
way into great turmoil and excite
ment Monday afternoon. The fire
started In a paint shop in Fulton
street and, owing to the inflammable
nature Of the materials In the build
ing, soon spread throughout the Ave
floors Of the structure. There was
an explosion and then great sheets
OF flame leaped out and threatened the
big buildings Of the Western Union
Telegraph company and the Evening
Mail Thousands OF persons, many
OF them women, are employed in the
upper portion Of the Western Union
building, and as soon as 1t appeared
they We're in danger they were direct
ed to leave the building as rapidly as
possible. This they did In good or
der despite the great excitement that
prevailed. Several Of the young won.
en- tainted, but they were carried out
by their comrades.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13

The Des Moines Register and Leader
says Bryan is on the down grade, his
popularity is on the wane. He had
10000 people to hear him at old Chau-
tauqua, New York. Every move he
makes and every word he utters is tele-
graphed all over the world. He has
more lecture dates than ten men could
fill. Dyes, he is on the wane. Indeed
ne is. That is, he is on the wane in
republican newspapers. w ashington,
(fews) Democrat.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
RULES IN FAVOR OF ROAD
INJUNCTION BY FEDERAL COURT
HALTs ARKANSAS.
Secretary Of State Prohibited From
FORGETTING Rights Of Rock
Island.

St. Paul. Mimi, Aug. 6.-Judge Van.
deventer, in the United States Circuit
court, has issued temporary restrain
ing order prohibiting the secretary of
state of Arkansas from FORGETTING the
right of the Chicago, Rock Island 6
Pacific railroad from doing business
IN that state. The complaint was pre-
sented to the court by Attorney Hicks,
of Little Rock.
The railroad is organized under the
laws Of the state OF Iowa and has the
right to bring suits against citizens of
Arkansas in the federal courts and to
remove into the United States courts
any suits begun in the state courts.
The last Arkansas legislature passed
an act providing that any corporation
which should commence suit in the
United States court against any citi-
zen OF Arkansas, or which should re-
move any suit pending in a state
court into the United States courts
should forfeit all rights to do business
In the state and should be subject to
penalty Of $1,000 day for each day
1t should thereafter continue to do
business therein. The secretary of
state is obligated with the duty of
enforcing the law.
Recently a citizen OF Arkansas
brought suit in the state court
against the Rock Island road and the
railroad thereupon had 1t removed to
the federal court. The secretary of
state thereupon began forfeiture pro-
ceedings and they we're stopped by
the Injunction. The injunction will
mold matters in allegiance until the
authority of the secretary of state can
be determined. Hearing will be had
at Little Rock October 2.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
TURKISH SOLDIERS
Stay Christians
euLrAN,s TROOPS RAID PERSIAN
TOWNS KILLING WOMEN AND
CHILDREN INHABITANTS.
VICTIMS NUMBER 70;
VILLAGES ARE BURNED
Report Says Persian Cavalry Has
Joined nvaders-Urumiah, Mis-
sionary Center, Threatened-Rus-
sian Ex-Governor General Killed.

Teheran, Persia, Aug. 6.-The In
cursions of Turkish troops across the
northwest frontier Of Persia, which for
some time had been in allegiance, have
again broken out. A serious raid has
occurred near Urumiah, 5000 Turkish
troops, with artillery. having crossed
the frontier and destroyed the vii
lage Of Mavaneh. Seventy-eight vii
layers, Of whom 60 were women and
children, mostly Christians, were
killed.
Troops Join Invaders.
Subsequently the Turks drove a
small force of Persian troops from q
nearby camp and instituted them
selves in it. According to an unofh-
cial report q large body Of Persian
cavalry subsequently Joined the Turk
ish invaders and the combined force
is said to be threatening the town of
Urumiah, IL miles west Of Lake
Urumiah and GA miles from Tabriz.
Appeal to Powers Expected.
Urumiain. which has population es-
timated between 10000 and $4,000
persons, including many Christians,
is noted as center of missionary ac-
tivity and is the seat of the Fiske
seminary for girls and Of Urumiah col
lege. It is considered probable that
Russia and Great Britain will be ap-
pealed to and bring pressure to bear
upon Turkey with the view Of stop
| ping the raid.
Gen. karakozoff Is Murdered.
Piatigorsk, Caucasus, Aug. 6.-Gen.
Karakozoff, ex-governor general OF
| Odessa, was shot and killed in the
center Of the town Monday. The as
sassin escaped.
Gen. Karakozoff was commander Of
the Lubna dragons when, July 8
1905. he was appointed governor gen
eral Of Odessa. Early In August Of
the same year he banished M. Paro
schanok, mayor of Odessa, for having
represeted Odessa at the Moscow
zemstvo congress, and later he tool
severe measures to repress disturb
ances, instructing the police to fire
directly into the mob. He was sue
ceeded as governor general by Gen
Kaulbars on October %, 1905.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
FRANCE MAY TAKE
Decisive ACTION
EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF
CABINET CONSIDERS MAssA-
GRE IN MOROCCO.
FRENCH AND SPANISH
TROOPS MAY BE SENT
Newspapers Believe Time is Ripe to
March to Fez-say "Pacific Pene-
tration" Is FaIlure-clemencea
Outlines Policy.

Paris, Aug. 3.-An extraordinary
meeting Of the cabinet to discuss the
Moroccan situation was held Friday
afternoon. Foreign Minister Pichon
expressed himself in favor of imme-
diate energetic action by France to
obtain reparation for the murder of
Europeans at Casablanca and to as
sure the safety of those still there.
Inasmuch as France and Spain were
charged by the Algeciras conference
to act together in policing Casablan-
ca, M. Pichon advocated, as first
step, to propose to Spain the imme-
date landing of French and Spanish
troops at the scene Of the massacre.
Decisive Steps Are Demanded.
French newspapers, excepting the
socialist journals, are unanimous in
demanding that the government take
decisive steps to enforce respect for
France in Morocco. Certain newspa-
pers express the opinion that Ger.
many will not stand in the way, and
they believe the time is ripe to aban-
don NJ Delcasse's policy of pacific
penetration" which, they contend, has
served only to arouse the hatred of
| the Moors for the French, and march
straight to Fee.
La Republique Franchise says that
unless the head of Maelanin Pasha,
governor Of Casablanca, is obtained.
a holy war is likely to be precipitated,
and this would endanger the AL
| geciras agreement
France to Consult Others.
Vienna, Aug. 3.-M. Clemenceau,
the French premier, who is taking the
cure at Carlsbad, has given out an in
terview on the Moroccan situation in
which he says that France will be
guided by two main considerations in
: dealing with the situation arising
from the Casablanca murders. First,
she will find peaceable solution Of
the difficulty is possible. and second,
she will take action only in agreement
!. with the powers which took part in
the Algeciras conference.
Money for Troops at CasabIanca.
4 Tangier, Aug. 3.-At the request of
the governing board the state bank
has advanced $4,000 douros labout
100000 to War Minister Gabbas to
permit him to send troops to Casa
blanca.
Nearly all the French residents OF
Casablanca have arrived here have
taken refuge on an English cargo
boat in the harbor They report the
eity~as surrounded by Arab hersemen
!, and the situation as grave.
ii The government commanders, hav-
ing received no orders to suspend
operations against the bandit Raisuli
, who is holding Caid Sir Harry Mac
Lean a prisoner, continue to burn the
villages. They have sent the heads
! of several insurgents into Tetuan.
i. French Ships Off for Tangier.
II Toulon, Aug. 3.-The French cruis
81 ers Condo and Du Chayla left here
4 Friday for Tangier The transports
Nive, Mytho and Shamrock have been
Il given rush orders to prepare to re
!, ceive 100000 soldiers and 30C
horses
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13

Surely there is lots of trouble on the
mind Of Editor George D. Perkins of
the Sioux City Iowa) Journal (repub-
lican). In leading editorial the Jour
nal discusses seriously the suggestion
that Iowa may go democratic in 1908.
In that editorial the Journal says: IA
democrat of state reputation said the
other day that they are going to elect
the next governor. He could not give
the name, but he said it was sure about
the election. There has been talk
among republicans that the democrats
might carry the legislature, and in that
event choose the senator. There has
been talk among republicans that the
electoral vote of the state might be
given to Bryan. 1t would look queer
to see Iowa in the Bryan column. Both
democrats and republicans who talk of
slump to the democratic side anchor
possibilities in republican Righteousness.
II the democrats are doing any business
they are doing it under cover, and the
republican war cloud gives them all the
cover they need. In fact, Iowa has
three parties now, not counting the SO
cilist, the prohibition, the peoples or
the secular government party. The
reason larger number is not stated is
because it is believed the democrats
will 60 into the campaign as one party.
The republicans were not close together
last year, and there is more or less
figuring that they will be farther apart
next year. So far as preliminaries are
concerned everything is being done by
the dominant faction to deepen the
wedge. Only those who have taken
the oath and who are fearless in dis
playing the bag are to have honorable
recognition on the state primary tick
ct. After the nominations have been
made discredited republicans along with
democrats. may vote the ticket"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
Big Land Fraud Charged.

Los Angeles, Aug. 60. r. Robin
son, receiver In the local land office,
said Monday: fraudulent and GRIM
inal entry on more than 1000 acres Of
Imperial valley land has been made.
Gen. Prescott and myself made the
discovery some time ago, and secret
service agents are now collecting evil
dence which we believe will uncover
a land fraud equal in Importance to
that in Oregon" On file in the land
afice are IA afidavits charging fraud
In desert entries. Many similar affl-
dayits will be fled this week, It is
said.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-13
FORTY PASSENGERS DROWNED.
Railway Car In France PIunses Into
the River Loire.

Anglers, France, Aug. 6.-Forty pas
sengers in third class railroad car
and the engineer of the train were
drowned Sunday afternoon in rail
road accident three miles southeast
of this town.
The locomotive Of a crowded local
train Jumped the track when entering
the bridge over the river Loire at Les
Ponts'de-Ce. The stone railing gave
way and the engine plunged into the
river % feet below. draEsips aayn