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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
REpJDiIC.\S MUST GET TO-
IEVIiI,R

The esteemed Bennington Banner in
discussing suggestions for delegates
to the Chicago convention says that
recent entries are Editor McCuen Of
Vergenncs and Maxwell EVarts of
Windsor, and continues as follows:
1t seems as though nearly every
politician in tho state would like 10
go and nobody can blame them for il.
The Chicago q. uVoutiuu will D." the
most important gathering hc.d in the
United states so far thi, century. II
will decide whether or not the pro-
grcssivc honesty of the Roosevelt ad-
ministration and square deal as
opposed to the reckless money grab
bling Of corporate wealth shall con.
tinue to be the standard Of the re-
publican party or whether the party
shall surrender to Wall Street and
lose all that has been gained during
the past few years.
Not a few people ana newspapers
talk as though President Roosevelt
was to be the issue in the next ma
tional convention, whereas ne has
eliminated himself as candidate.
President Roosevelt will hardly
take the position that his choice
as to his successor must pre-
vail at Chicago in order to vindicate
his administration, even if some other
candidate standing for similar pol
icics would have greater chance of
success in the following election TO
state this proposition is to furnish
its answer for every true friend of re-
publican principles and republican
interests. The coming contest is to
be no walkover and if We are to gain
victory for what we believe to be the
welfare OF the whole country as wei.
as for ourselves individually, we must
begin to think about making mutual
concessions in order to render vic
tory possible.
This being tho situation the ncxt
question is who can gain the most
strength at the polls on the platform
which ombodies the essential Roose-
welt principles which have become Il
part of the republican creed. Either
Governor Hughes or Taft could rur
on this platform. The Hughes policies
as cXcmplhcd in his administration
in Nc" York and in his recent ad
dress, are essentially the Roosevelt
policies, the chief difference between
the two men being one as to methods
of accomplishing results rather than
as to Ihe results to be accomplished
Hughes would even go step furthe
than has been taken and imprisol
trust lawbrcakers.
The next republican national plat
form will be essentially the Hughe
policies. or If you please, the Roose
welt policies. Even progressive re
publican on reactionary platform
could not hope to win with the peo
pie. Under these circumstances it |
evident that the question at the ma
tional convention will not be whethe
progressive or reactionary policie
are to be continued. but who will hav
the best chance to win at the poll
standing on a progressive platform
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
POSSIBLE GOVERNORS.
From the verrenncs Enterprise)

fFrom the Nerpenncs Enterprisc)
The gubcrnatorial timber of Windsor
county has been reserved and the poll
ticians in that section of the state are
searching the woods for another candi-
1tte. The Hon. Allen Nj. Fletcher of
CaVendish has announced very modest
ly, that he will not be a candidate for
governor, and as near as we can learn
his friends are thoroughly disappointed.
Just what effect Mr. Fletcher's with
drawal viii have on the political stu
alton is difficult to tell at this carly date
but it would appear at the present time
as though there would be no exciting
contest for the office; there will be no
necessity for the political workers" no
need for brass bands and colored quar-
tcttes. OF course. there are other candi-
dates for the office and more than one.
but the action of Mr. Fletcher in leaving
the field In the manner in which he did,
leaving his many friends in his own and
adjoining counties who have displayed
so much enthusiasm for his candidacy,
in a mighty embarrassing position, leads
one to believe that the beginning Of the
end has arrived The other candidates
announced for the office are at present
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Mayor Mcclellan of New York and
Boss Charles +. Murphy Of Tammauy
Hail have shaken hands across the
bloody chasm which has separated
them for some time, and they will
now join hands against the common
enemy, be he republican or indepcn-
dent. Under these circumstances tho
its usual tremendous democratic ma
jority. when it has the chance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
LUMBER AND NON-COMDUSTIBIE
BUILDING MATERIALS.

there will be falling off in prices
of building materials SO far as their
lines are concerned as "A result of ex-
listing conditions in finance and trade
and industry; and the extent of the
drop viii largely depend on the dura-
ton of the period of uncertainty.
season ought to be favorable one
for building operations in Burlington,
and judging from preparations al
ready contemplated there will be con-
siderable activity in that direction.
1t will probably be useless for pros
pectivc builders to expect to gain ad-
vantage b. waiting for the supplant-
ing Of lumber to any material degree
by non-combustihlc materials Co
mcut and steel and brick and stone
are not yet used in sufficient quaint
ties to encourage lumber users to pre-
dict the time when the forests will
not be called upon to furnish the prin
cipal materials used in building oper-
ations. Notwithstanding the remark
able increase in the use of cement and
other nrcproof materials, the last Re.
ports of the building operations in
forty-nine of the leading cities of the
United states Tor the year, collected
by the Geological survey show that
50 per cent were OF wooden construc-
ton.
Even if the remaining forty-one per
cent. of the buildings were built Of
brick, stone and concrete, vast guam
the construction and in the finish,
though in tn" latter form, metal is
taking the place Of wood to very
large extent. The amount of lumber
given above does not take into con-
sidcration this item at all
While this percentage is represcn-
tative of the building Industry in the
United States, dealers point out that
| ii does not include the large quanti-
ties of lumber used for the construc-
ton of dwellings. stores and other
! buildings in the thousands of small.
cities ana towns scattered over the
country and not included in the forty
| nine cities on which a reckoning was
made. In towns and small cities wood
is usually the prcdominating building
material and it is safe to say that if
the statistics had included figures for
all places of whatever size, the pet
i've bacn much rr.atcr These fig
iIro. ms "a .,ii. arr. only for tho car
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13

Three Thousand voters in Philadcl-
phia have signed petition requesting
President Roosevelt to accept nom
ination for another term, and there
are not Il few people in other states
who are taking similar position.
I'Mder these circumstances many
states will be inclined to send unin-
structed delegations to the Chicago
convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
THE NEGRO VOTING STRENGTH.


Brs. Gen. Andrew C.. Burt. formerly
~ command of the Twenty-dfth Negro
Infantry from which three companies
were discuargyI "wi,hout honor for
tr'tr participation in tho Brownsviue
riot demanded from the platform of
summer hail in brooklyn Tuesday even
ing that the Republican party choose
some other candidate than Taft He
spoke, Gen. Burt sad, on behalf of "the
1000 voters in Kings county" This
number is doubtless exaggerated. But
In l!-", the year Of the twelfth census
and of a national election. what would
have happened to Mckinley through the
complete transfer of a hostile negro vote
to Bryan throughout the country may
be inferred from the following table:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
IIE l.AlGIIED.

"Boohoo! Boohoo," walled little John
ny.
"Why, what's the matter, dear?' his
mother asked comfortinglN.
"Boohoo--er-p-u icture fell on papa's
toes"
well, DEAR that's too bad, hut YOU
mustn't cry ahout,it, you know"
81 d-d-didnt Laughed. Boohoo
Boohoor-Evoryb Magazine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13

Uncle Sans fleet OF battleships is
now the Pacific feet in fact as well
as in name and we predict that most
oe the great lighting craft will re-
main in Pacific waters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper.
Some bargains are offered there this
week which it will pay you to read
about. See page two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week
and one cent word will reach them all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
WHERE THE BUYER LOSES
4 Juggling of weights TINT Affects
the Houschold.-ENtra Fronts Of
the Small Coal Dealers.

MEASURES tonSldcraDle IlSHl ~ lHtpWH
on this question, which is of interest
to the buyer for the small family as
well as to the one who buys at whole
sale for hotel or large institution.
by the report just issued by the city's
bureau of weights and measures, says
the n. y. Post
Preliminary statistics are given,
such as the statement that 44,276 in
vest igations were made, resulting in
finding 2.651 violations; that the pen
alties involved in complaints aggrc-
gated $4,000 are given, and that
there arc now 5000 dealers using
correct scales, etc. who formerly used
| fraudulent ones" Then chief Derry
takes up some specific cases, showing
how buyers are sometimes imposed on.
SHORT WEIGHT COAL
| Sale of coal. ii is reported, provides
about the worst kind of cheating at
weight" ON this point the report says:
regular practice exists among
small dealers. or middle men, of buy
| ing LOO, 1,N00, or 1900 pounds of
/ coal from Il reputable dealer, and thea
/ delivering the same to customer
for a ton. These middlcmcn would buy
/ full ton early in the day and keep
/ INC 'cNct ACCOMPANYING th'l [" pre-
sent |" customer VINO may question
, inc "''Sht OF nFHt lo"" bought
/ later on. Many were found that did
not nave inc tcKot or ccrtihcate of
/ weight as required attempting 10 de-
! liver loads.
purlhS IN" carly part or the year
an the large dealers IN hfookIyn were
/ consulted ABOUT the practice or selling
4 loss than ton weights to this class of
/ tradcsnon; some Of them were Will
I ing to sell only in fun ton lots to pro-
/ tcct themselves, while others were re-
lurtant To stop sales by the hundred
W, irht for the very reason that thcy
would lose that kind Of trade. which
/ is considerable. There has since been
partly arranged by all the dealers in
BROOKLYN. oxcopt one. doing business
of this kind. Il system OF selling even
tons. SO this method Of giving sbor.
weight II is bonod has soon its hos.
dov
ono load Of ooo1 hcia so .. :. ,,.,,
about ta ,o 1,li,.a,,5 cl- oon ..s.,.,.,.'
,ro,.o., ., -, oooo ,,
a.,ha. u.a, o,o
P'"'''9 "" LOU
wy wa" '0u was 7''
I"uudS snort inc penalty $40 is re-
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THURSDAY, FEB. 49,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

in 1906 ais 6anbiodt fir has @ous
oerneursdmt asHoHui. obirobl er flo
geipei9eri bat. ais Ganoioai fiji bic
Nomination auisutreien, uuo lpuroe
odnn ais elmer otr Delegates at
large CUR bemotratilheu Rational
contention in 8tnper. Gol.. in 1908
frpdbli, fit peI6sn Qofen cr bic
bbhise 4u3abI Stimmen irgeub zines
@onoibaleH erbisli."
Bon @eittn ieiner rtpublicauiihen
@egner wiro isBt. birtti Dor Der Babl.
0ertn Weihs's Rs,urs Gis GonareB
mann so ihpdr5eu perluhi. sic per-
oftmiliden eth 0erldum6erifdes Sir
eulor. IN p,Ihem aeiaat piro. oaB 6r.
geetile mabrsno ieiuer 4mtsseil uur in
lpenigeu Gouarebfbunaen BEN Ra
meHeauituf beantnortste uno in Der
arpbengltbr3abl oerielbtu ioQar odn3s
ltd Ieblte. lpoourA le beipeilen mel
len. oab CT ieiuer pfIiht nibi nahae
tommen itt. 90 In nits cine nidts
miireiae @ttldumouna. nur barauf b
red1isi bic @timmaeber Al tauIden.
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@ountp eomitts bat cine gelobnuna
zen 100 Dollars ~ausoeiebt. fir tratno
5tmono i0eIner BEN 9emeis erbriuot
oaB @etr Wtilg Inn gonoreb pber i'm
ibnnasioole hes 0auieB adt 3aoe
lana Mot aRptieno lp0r, ME nitles
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}suono tepeiien tam. oaB CT feline
@llumc niilt ab3ob utsr irleno ere
@orld8s im S.. 80. ooet 60. Son
0rtl. &haiiahg tft oaB er init Philip
Anopt republIcdBiihem 6onarebmii
8liee ppn Chicago abaspaart ipar. Die
tt &elobnuua ldun Vh aulb Deritniae
p%srolertn. iVtlteg beutjitu tam. bah
CT MT u%triloNtntn Is nlreb nichi 8t
&cvlaaeu ougdbtutle. tudbrtno feline
iommilidtu neuu rtpubliodnilhen
eoleaCn rem gRieconfn inn eSan,en
hHt so Nctl1leH sur WHHabWe bradl
itu. elpt Gbaildht wtlte oarh BEN
Non3r't Nalcn0tF nom 2. Mpril nah
't'pititu iceroen lann. Djtir @elob
unHa lithl aah lteem ofitn. 0er uaa
tpsiltu tnuu. oab ST.. WtFe Il iraeno
en eaeiHh zines itlnsg Gouhit leRien
umbea6its litb.
Se iebi uug BEN @6blern res g.
Ni''rieis 40, ois gulifeieunQ an tref
Fem pt fs im Goulreb ourh eintn
sl'aHn INIT lelbtn GhamdeujasnldoT
ien wytgeica iein tpoatp. ootr ouya,
siutn al1onu. wtlghtr Bios iteen Ra
g~asneaufgaf b%sontUcyiti uno imlltb.i
sta la Ser 9eieelsu UntS See San
rgn ilat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

der niht an bic ieBiss Regierungss
form uno 3peitsns, penn srpdblt,
mare CT obne ieoe moralif6e Inter
fibuna uno obne 9arteisGinfluB uno
Sober BON feinem RuBsn fir bic Bdbs
lsr. peIne er reprGientirt. Die Wapl
zines Socialiiten tpGrs I6limmer ols
aar feline @abl. Gr 1T Derpfli1tet,
isins auuaen Rrdfte CUR Semmung Der
gsIeb9ebune a~nSuipsnOen. fei Dieislbe
bemotratif6 Ober republicdRiin, nlr
au BEN 3nede, feline siseneH Dsrporre=
men unb unbeItimmteR Sheorisn elmer
IOcidlifii6en RssisrunssfOrm 81 tors
bern. IS pGre nett beher gar teI=
men RtprdisRtantsn gu bGbsn.
4nosrerisits 1T 6err Daubner Elm
eneraifher uno ebrliner, iungerUldnn.
@r lit Elm tiihtigsr aopoCat. Der feline
Qraris felt iber Is Sabren iebr err
folareid ousgeiibt bat. uno ben guttH
Ruf beTsn CT Tih in profeTionenen Il.
Standardization srfreut. nohl peroient.
Gr 1T Elm sifrigsr 9sfirnorter elmer
furtf6rittliden 9olitit uuo elmer forts
Ihrittliheu @%eiebeebuHg. Gr opponirt
ben WstbobsH einss Sprehers Cannon
i'm Reprdientautsnhauie unb feinsr
9nbdneer. bon pelhen 6err STAFFORD
Elm iprs6enoes probeeremplar 1T ios
ME aud Der Art uno @eiie. in Der ale
9orl0gsn fir ods @obl oes Bottles
geeeupdrtig abastban tperoen. 6srr
Daubrsr Eat ben Wutb gu tbun mas
Teht tit uuo bic SntereFen Gerienissn.
pelhe sr repr6feHtirt. su fpabren. gr
1T aud qesenV rObibition uno ale oers
artiasn 3pongssslese. Dir tonneH in
a%sssnDdr ger 3eit einsH iOIhsR Wann
ithr gut ssSrauhsR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
$tinsntt fiir j. g. granite, Hes
sasctratiicser Sdssrifiseans
eiHaf.

Die @ohI ridt beroH unb Sic
Stimmeeber siebea Die inoipioususn
Sanoioateu. fpsl9e auf ben ptrfdieoe
asn 2idsts !aufsn, srnfli5 inSetraht.
Der Sbsriffsofits riro betr6htlihe
auFmsrtlamtsit ron 9suten ansr BAR
,sisn gtineutt. Gs III au1snfhxinlih.
sab inter zen gaHeiodteu. nel6s FIR
oisieCffics IaufsH. .. g. frauts. .Shs
cscpa eight MaR. fh aggeueiRer
STUNT srirsut. Ssin aaoro ais Dir
sr puros uis IT Fraat eesoaeH. OBJ
x fh I'm zine Sffia btirarb. boIf BE
* GaHaioat siner hisfasH situne ror.
oei SohrsR IN stnsm 9ampf Tar
Reougtion Sss esuhtsaiss auf sa
avEis sss esissafss. GasRsiultat nsr
e BE Qsute roE TilDcuta
5riihe Grfpargns ION 5000
1rn its. sins SfssFrRs stnss s,a
gizisa Ss11ra
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
gus Rurtne.

Sn Der Ramsn SeIuzRir6e fauo
am Nlittpoh b. 80. bic Srauunq BON
Deter 9uebn BON Wlt. glediunt unb
SRI. 4gnes 3immers itatt uno am
gIeihsn Gage purosn in Der ct. RoIss
STRIDE Charles Batter BON Carpenter
pile, ST.. unb Sri. marg McRenna
BON bier eetraut.
8eim Rauhen Tebte Der As Sab
re aIte S6ubma9er Relg auberiun
Iein 8ett in brano uHo fano in ben
6ldmmen ieinen COB.
Sn Der @ieBersi BON Better gbalz
mers i'm Iiiopsitliaen Sbeile ber5tdbt
brad Elm 5euer aus. ods einsn S6az
BEN BON $4,000 onri6tete.
~ Der friiber bier pobnbafte ssrant
6drIs 1T gu 4lbanp. Sa., i'm MihiFipz
pi srtrunteR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

-shsnosr 8ebsutuus. bic Don Der
otsaer5ablern ia Hint ibsrfshsn nsr
en- loate; A.. fir Grb0buHs eesShul
disrs BON 4 ouf 6 Sobre.
SopobI Der Stootssneig beg
'eutia omericonif6en 9ationol6mlz
oes, ioie audi bic fiir5li6 eegrinosts
.Sibertg league hdben 0ufrufe srlafs
en-, IN uelneu re bic Ddhler brins
lenot sriuhsH, nun fir foI9en ganbis
9otsn 81 itimmeT, bic segsn 8sI6rdn=
uH9 Der perionli6en Jrsibeit in ieoer
8e3isbung fIno.
8. 8. Wauipn. Der @orfser bes
oemotrotifden Gioats : gsntraleos
MITES, bat in elmer 3ufdrift an bic
3situnssn ieiner lleber3suguna bus
orud egsben. oaB Wm. s. GrDan
SemOtratif6e Staofsiidet in
BlsconfiH cine Wehrbsit bon $4,000
Dis $1,000 erhalten peroen.
Sn W aoiOn puroe Der etDo
40 Sabre ate gbas. 5urgsIon, elm ber=
u~m8is5sHbsr eifeHgisBsr, BON einem
3ass iberFabren unb 8srfiidslt.
Sn ieiHer Wobnunq su min
ter 1T gouis SohnIon, elm oleinlebens
Der Sunggefene BON bis iebt nod uns
betaanten gtau6m0rbsru ermorbet
nOroen.
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bemotratifder gancioat fir bas Sbe=
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tolge zines 6er3I9lages pl6blih aes
ttorben. Sein Sobn nuroe an feinsr
STEELE ais SberiHscanoioot aufss-
ftent.
Der "a Sabre alte Trant stoeffI,
elmer Der piCnieranfebler bon pa
IT'S, &enofbc 60, Bat Sel6fmor6
our9 Gr5dHgen begangen.
-Quf Der Sago in Der RGbe BON
Y btppend6 falls erfhoB fia Der
40 Sabre ate 2ouis Sobnfon, Elm be-
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betannt.
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isBte ods ollein gu bauie gelaFene q
50dtsr9sn Der 5omiIie Roore
3 0 D.T sc cd feline 3leioer in
branb unS'uuroe bel lebenbiaem 2eibe
%sebraten.
Del 80 Sabre ate 5rant Satout
bon Sconto Sails forb an @srz
lebungsH. bic sr Bel Ieiner Qrbett in eli
nsr 5abrit in Spea, Minn.. srlittsn
bate.
Die Grsamsrp bon 8. 8. 5sifas
ref in BtIcoT 1T gdn5Ii6 absss
brannt.
Sn feinem 6eim in gItbprn
1T am %. bis. 5r. Qlnt. 9. Tif6er.
i'm utter BON "a Sdbren aus benz 9sz
ben gelhieoen. Set 13 Sabren mar CT
bort anidHig gepeIsn, ud9oem er fritz
Der in Wlilpoutse uno Waufefbd
Counties sepobnt bate. gebf Teiner
trauernbsa @ittne binterldBt Ct 4
2 S0bus uno 2 S06ter. bon
pelhen 8 in @ltbOrn uno cine, syrau
Ue. 5. Rauf6. in Milpautee pobnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
GOm9re6AbgcOrSmctcr
G0as, $, @riie.
Gin 3seeOrO Ser err"neeniebaftsn.

Msih' bo6en qlultbens oer 2tb
g%eorbneie g1eiNc. Der lidliac 8erire
ter oes 8. Uistoufntr Dthdcts. Fh
tn qan3tn gaube t~riysui. 5eigi fol9ea
Der. b,r aebifaqo tribune einem &c
publirauifh ten 8iailg INTERIM 10, gu
Ii. sAiHommener ariilsl:
PEI 6tr 3riammenittiung oer
platform eeg bem~ottatiihsn 0drtei,
bot Charles s. ggelHe BON SbeboD8au
Sails, WiA., einrn bemeritnAptrtbfn
Giufnb ausssibt. 6err gBeihs MAR
nsbsr rdbirat. nod coEisrpotip, ion
bern beilrttti $50 uielmeby cine Qloi
form 3u iianoe 3u b%rlngeu. nit msl
der bic oaH3t otmolrotiite Ydriei per
bos 8oli irtien lonntf.
s6err AlsiHt lit ltiu @opocai. ioRs
bern Elm tdhiiacr @eiddiismdnu mel
der ais eonartBob8soyoueier tertiis
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bate am ~bibia'isa iobts. tam hieier
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men pyociidm @oriti6a. melhtr su
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Resua auf bic Oltidditaanatls8eubti
ten bss 2aness. bic 2ruiis. ott 1ayti
unb bic eiitubaAnsu,
n6erT gesife tonnlt 3por nidl Giles
eur Anuabmt %bgiuaeu. mas CT minih
e, nod oties eriitiheu belommru. mas
Tsinsr @uiidlt uad ni5i uothmenoig
lpor. bsnn bic Vlaiform. pit aate PIT
here. bon NottuWpiunfAia V1anneru
burhbeJatbeu. mubie Gin 6ompgemiB
tpsretu. atey SER g}eiNe ii pey 4u
fht. oab oieltlbs. mie is 0usaearbeiitt
puroe. cine uor3laliae Wunoloae Dit
bet, oui lpsldeg ole auitn Nemelfaieu
iebsn iouHtu.
ATS Serr NbetAe nab Ntnper lam
nutoe az por Wtlee0lsn GUiatiut! bic
fem llribtil oils 3utuiftuo bttrotttisn
NnD tt'ahyen MOLTEN. lptldt @icunu1
Il in BEN pey hieoeutp Tta8cB einHeb
men mlroc.
or lourot etnNimHig bon e5t g1i5
spniueg DELEGATION BEE loren 9eyigeity
im 8eIcluijeusausld aHc tgip6hli. sius
Wael. bic nugh HE Grti9uiFs ais Der
fluale S6giii esr a5tbau battle roty
ben iBnneu. teitatiai ugrot ~ jH ttR
NiagonfinCr Mlit3lite oes otnolyati
f6en 4aiioual 0ouartb 6amftes nno.
MGR oon BEN oemoirasiiae 05hltm
bieiss Sia0its OTIS Helslaie "a layae
I'm Sabre 1904 3ug oemelpbidm IA
iicnal,pupeuiioH uab CT Gouia b.
fanoi lucrotu. 0sspotraltno tQurbt az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
Die GenersIswabI i'm 5.
Diitriet.

O. Solmss 9aubuer, oemotratiI6er
Ganoioat fir ben GougssB i'm 5. 0is
itriet, piro aler 0abrIdsinlihteit
nab srpdbIt peroen. Die superldI
tighten gerihte Deuten oaraiF bin. oaB
Der iebige @oHqrsBabgsorbnete STAFF
fore geihlagsn perosn fpirb, rno bic
Gntideiouns iomit 3pifdsn benz fos
cialiitiihen @anoioaten uuo 6errn
Ddubnsr Iisgt. IS lit dnsunebmen.
oaB Riemdno. benz oas aneemeins
WobI am 9er5sn Iiegt, fir sinen focids
liiiiden GongreBeanoioatsn fimmsn
piro. On eriter Stsls eloubt elm Iols
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

auf 9sute ipie $. 6. 5rante lam
man ii9 perIaFen. OaB iie benz Bolts
su irgeno elmer unb jeoer 3eit bisnsn.
DAP er nit iebem geredt bsrfabren
piro. Der Gslessnbsit bat. NIT 6er
SberiffssSf 9siddfte gu tbun, 1T
gepiB. DAB feline Deputies, i'm 5GG
er erpdblt pirb. gsute fem perbsH.
nelde bic Qualification BADEN, bic
Re9te beg 8oltes gu beIdiben, unh
bob bic adtung Dor benz @eIeb gu era
apingen, lam BON bieIem Manne era
tpartet peroen. Der tets nit bsnen in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

geredtsr Msile baunelts, i0eI6e nit
ibm in 9%eriibruns tamsn.
4ues oeutet ieBt auf bic 0obl BON
8. 9. 6raute bin. fpslhsr beItimmt az
itiR fhsint, Elm groberes 8otum 3u ers
Ianesa als ir9enb elm aHoerer Ganoiz
Eat ouf irsenD sinem Sidet. g. bez
ourfte Der lleberrtoung BON Seitsn feis
Her 6reuHoe. I'm mi. 5ranie III 5,uss
gen. an occepttrsn. sbe Die primaries
~tattfaHssn- 4bsr isit 81 bic qomis
nation angenomrsn. puraeH ieinsp
6rsun6s etsioHeu bei aaea 9artsi,n.
mas en- anlsiasr If. ear Il nit sros
Ber Hl1joTiilt etr1irnen anirb