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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
SENATORIAL SITUATION

We are pleased to learn and say
that the senatorial situation in this
district appears more favorable for the
success of candidate from Audubon
county than it has at any time hereto
fore. We have assurance that there
is feeling among leading repu olicans
ia the other counties OF the district
that Audubon is entitled to the sena-
tor to succeed Senator Hopkins, who
has held the place during the last two
terms. AS Guthrie county is present
ing the name OF Senator Hopkins for
Auditor Of State there will not be any
candidate for senator from that coun-
ty. la Dallas county Attorney j. b.
White is mentioned as possible can
didate for senator, but his intentions
have not yet been made public. II he
does not ask for the nomination the
probabilities are that Dallas will not
present candidate. In that event
Hon. A. II. Edwards, OF Douglas
township, will ask the support OF the
republicans of this county for the SEN
atorial nomination.
Mr.. Edwards has been resident OF
Douglas township for more than TWEEN
ty years during which time he has been
active in republicanpolitics. He rep
resented the county in the Twenty
Sixth General Assembly where he
made creditable record. He is we'll
and favorably known throughout the
county. and II he concllIds to ask for
the nomination he will probably have
a clear field and the hearty support OF
the party in his home county and also
in the other counties of the district.
Should he be chosen senator the dis
trict will be we'll represented.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
The Post-0fflce Department Rules That
Subscribers must Pay For Papers.

Under new ruling of the post Office
department at Washington no Week
ly paper can be sent to subscriber
who owes for more than year without
paying postage. This ruling
took effect January /, 1898 but has
been modified so as not to be enforced
strictly until April /, 1908 thereby Civ
ing the publishers and subscribers a
reasonable time to adjust matters to
comply with the new ruling. What we
may think of it does not matter. The
onlylthing we can do Is TO make an
effort to comply as promptly as may
be until such time as the ruling may
be changed.
The object OF the department is to
cut off a lot OF papers that are forced
upon the people or to compel the pub
fishers to pay postage. Except in a
few cases, there is no good reason
why every subscriber to The Repub-
lican should not pay for the paper
once a year or as many prefer to do
pay for last year and next year at the
same time. We trust all our subscri-
bers who are owing for a year or
more will be ready to pay what is nec-
essary when statement Is received.
IL anyone should happen to find it
difficult to pay, note can be given,
which will satisfy the demands of the
government. When we all get used
to paying the printer once a year we
are confident that we'll all be better
pleased than with the methods OF con-
tinued credit In the past.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF AUDUBON COUNTY
AND OF THE TOWN OF AUDUBON.
NOMINATION PAPERS

Attorney General Byers, and his
assistants are said to be busy these
days giving opinions as to the correct
Interpretation OF the new primary law.
In replying to one question Mr.. Cos
son says that "Several sheets Of pap
er fastened together may be consider
ed as one nomination paper only, and
therefore one affidavit will be sutfici-
ent provided each OF the separate
sheets OF paper so fastened together
and forming one nomination paper,
are all witnessed by the person MAX
ing the affidavit" Section ten says
that "A nomination paper when filed
shall not be with drawn nor added to
nor any signature thereon revoked. "
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30

w G SHEETS,
VS.
w II GRIFFITH,
Ia the District Court OF the State OF
Iowa, in and for Audubon county, Feb
ruary Term, A. ID. 1908.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To w II GRlFFGTH
You are hereby notified that there
was filed on the 26th day OF December,
1907, petition by plalntilT inthe Office
OF the Clerk of the District Court of
said Audubon county, Iowa, claiming
of You the return and cancellation OF
two certain prommissory notes OF One
Hundred and Two Dollars each, bear
ing date Of October -, 1907, at Audu-
bon, Iowa; due and payablein live and
sin months respectively and payable
To w II Griffith, and signed by Plain
tlf herein. said notes now being held
by the Clerk OF the District Court OF
Audubon county, Iowa, by order OF
court and to await the further orders OF
said court. Cancellation and return of
said notes are demanded on account of
same having been procured by fraudu-
lent Misrepresentation. For full par
ticulars see petition now on file; and
that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon OF the second day OF
the next term of the said court, com.
mencing at Audubon, saidcounty and
State, on the 10Th day of February,
1908, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated at Audubon this 2lst day OF
January, 1908. w G ELLIOTT,
~ Attorney for Plaintiff.
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day of January 1908, all members be-
ing present, that the said Audubon
County Quit Claim, and it does here
by Quit Claim, unto Mike Merits of
Audubon County, Iowa, in consider
alton OF the sum of One Dollar, re-
ceipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,
all the right, title and interest of the
said Audubon County, in and to the
following real property situated in the
County of Audubon and State Iowa,
to-wit:
Lot OF block %, lot 5 OF block 80,
lot 3 of block s, lot 4 of block q, lots
3 aud of block n, together with all
streets, alleys and public grounds,
and any other land in and To which
the said Audubon County, Iowa, may
at this lime have any title or interest,
situated in the town OF Dayton, Audu-
bon County, Iowa, being part and
parcel OF the east half of the north
west quarter OF section %, township
7S, range 30, west of the 9th p. IN.
The vote on the above resolution re-
suited as follows
G.. M. Ross, Aye
II. ID. SEARLS, Aye
Nj. N. ESBECK, Aye
The above named persons being all
the members of the board OF supervis-
ors OF Audubon County, Iowa. Adopt
ed this nth day OF January 1908.
Ca motion board adjourned TO meet
again January 20, 1908
o, b. TRAIN, q. NJ Ross,
County Auditor Chairman.
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And one day and mileage for attend
ing assessors meeting and one day re-
turning assessors books.
Resolved that the county Auditor is
hereby authorized To issue warrants
upon an order or 80 X" from any
member of the board Of supervisors;
also To issue warrants for pocket
gophers upon proper proof as required
by law.
on motion board adjourned to meet
again at 8 a. IN. January 10, 1908.
Eight o'clock A. M. January 10.
Board met pursuant TO ADJOURNMENT.
Board checked up Clerks Office and
approved his quarterly and annual
reports.
Board proceeded to Poor Farm and
took annual invoice and checked up
with Steward.
On motion the following Poor Farm
report was approved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30

+ l.. Hibbs writes from Anadarko,
Oklahoma, saying they are having
lovely weather down there and the
farmers are busy breaking corn stalks
and blowing. He has just finished a
job OF work he was doing at at Sa-
pulpa. There are six business build
ings more going up at Anadarko.
They have had visits from Mr.. Carr
and son, Of Ell Reno. Mr.. Hibbs and
family expect to he back here some
time this year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
Advanced sos An Acre

The Winterset Madisonian reports
the sale of farm of l79 acres one mile
from that town for S25.060 or $40 an
acre. La February 1899 or nine years
ago it sold for $40 and has been sold
four times since at increas ed values,
the last being $40 or an advance in
nine years of 500 an acre.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30

w NJ WEIGH Company supplies 10 90
Lemars Printing Co, supplies 22l %
The printing OF 500 copies Of Audi
tors Financial Report was let to the
Audubon Advocate AZ 20 cents per
page.
The bid OF the Carroll Blank Book
Company for supplies during 1908 was
accepted.
The School Fund Loan Of William
Northup for $1,000 90 was examined
and approved.
Auditors school fund books were eS-
amined and checked with receipts and
his semi-annual report approved as
follows:
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND
Cash on hand June 1908 366 II
Loans paid since ...... 400 UO
S44G6 II
Loans made since June !
1907 .............a.... ,95ooo w
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S224G IL
Semi Annual apportionment. 500 OF
Transferred 10 State Fund 49,. 2ll 76
Cash on hand, January ,l9OS 1872 33
$22i6 lS
On motion the following consent
highway was established AS follows as
petltioned for;
Commencing at u point forty feet
east of the right of way OF the { II
4 + railway, on the Cass county line,
between section 30, township IS, range
81 and section |. township Il, range
36, and running thence in northerly
direction parallel and distant forty
feet from the G Il | 4 T. right OF way
and terminating at point 40 feet east
of said right of way on half-section
liue running east and west through
section 30 Oaktield township, The
board of supervisors To establish n
cattle way under bridge opposite the
railway bridge on said road and con
sent is hereby given TO Niels l. Hoegh
To fence said cattle way.
on motion the following resolutions
were adopted;
WHEREAS IL appears that certain
land, hereinafter described, was,
through error, sold az tax sale TO one
Angeline j Mckay during the year
1869, and whereas the said Angelina j
Mckay, in attempting To correct said
error, did on August 3, 1871, reconvey
said land to Audubon County instead
Of To It's rightful owner James s Hem
shaw, therefore, in order TO remove the
cloud upon the title to said land oc'
casioned by said transfers:
BE N RESOLVED, by the board OF
supervisors of Audubon county, Iowa,
convened In regular session this 18th
day OF January 1908, all members be-
Ing present, that the said Audubon
County Quit Claim, and IL does here
by Quit Claim, unto n g Nelson OF
Audubon County, Iowa, in consider
alton of the sum OF One Dollar, receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, all
the right, title and interest OF the said
Audubon County in and to the follow
ing described real property, situated
in the County Of Audubon and state
of Iowa, tO-wit;
The west half Of the southeast quar-.
ter and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section two CD township
seyenty-eight (7S) range thirty five t31)
we ST Of the 9TH p. IN.
The vote on the above resolution re-
suited as follows
G.. M. Ross, Aye
f.. ID. SEARl.S, Aye
M. N. ESBECK, Aye
The above named persons being all
the members OF the board OF supervis-
ors OF Audubon County, Iowa. Adopt
ed this lth day OF January 1908.
| BE m RESOLVED by the board OF
supervisors of Audubon County, Iowa,
convened In regular session this 18th
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THE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
sy ALsear 0. ROSS

Entered at the pos toffice at Audubon, Iowa, as
second class mail matter.
Price. 81 90 per year
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
THE COUNTY BOARD
Proceedings and Reports OF The
January Session 1908.

On motion Board continued check.
ing County Treasurers office.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at one pm.
One O'Clock p. m.-Board met pur-
suant to adjournment and continued
checking Treasurers Office.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at am. Jan. Och.
Eight O'Clock am. Jan. 9-Board
met pursuant to adjournment and con-
tinued checking Treasurers Office.
Board adjourned to meet again at
one O'Clock pm.
One O'Clock pm, Board met pur-
suant TO adjournment and finished
checking Treasurers office.
On motion County Treasurers re-
port was approved as follows;
For Treasurers Report see last page)
On motion the following resolution
was adopted;
Resolved that the treasurer of Au-
dubon County transfer $l42 20 from
the Domestic Animal Fund to the
County Fund
On motion the Bond of the Kimball-
ton Danish Savings Bank of Kimball.
ton, Iowa, for deposit Of county funds
was approved.
On motion all taxes of 1902 and pre-
vious years are hereby declared un-
available. G.. Nj. Ross, Chairman.
On motion assessors salaries were
a1 10 1000 nc f1lln.uu.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
On motion board adjourned to meel
again at s a. IN. January 18th.

Oh IHUVIUH UUdTU uUJUIIIuOU w IIItoI
again at s a. IN. January 18th.
Eight O'Clock A. NJ. January H.
Board met pursuant To Adjournment
The following annual reports of the
Justices of the Peace were approved.
Joe III Ross. ...... Leroy Township
G II Morey ... Greeley Township
Auditors report Offices collected was
approved as follows:
l22 deeds transferred at 25 cents$30 80
plats transferred ..s......... 90
i6 redemptions ............... 4 90
2 estrav notices .......... | 90
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
q. M. Ross, Aye
f.. ID. SEARLS, Aye

y
The above named persons being all
tho members OF the board Of superv.s-
ors OF Audubon County, Iowa. Adopt
ed this llth day OF January 1908.
BE m RESOLVED by the board OF
supervisors of Audubon County, Iowa,
convened In regular session this 18th
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Paid to Deputy by order OF the


Refunds we're allowed as follows:
Geo T. Kellogg, tax OF 1904 and 1905
on unpaid receipts on lot seven, block
thirty seven Audubon $3l 80.
Alex Caldwell, error in tax Of 1905
and 1906 on lots three and four, block
one, Audubon, Iowa. So %.
r. Bilharz tax of 1906 loteleven block
nineteen, Audubon, on account OF an
error SS 90.
Fees we're allowed as per transcript
from Clerks otlice as follows:
State Of Iowa VS. j Il Davis
"a III IL
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-30
Cash on hand January
1908. ........t...... $40

NtfOo u
TEMPORARY SCHOOL FUND
Cash onhand June l907$l6i3 AZ
Interest collected ....,. 602 -
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AN ORIGINAL. NOTICE

Next Attraction Is East Lynne
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------- pUJ 10 VI
Produce on hand January
/, 1908. ........ .....$l3O7 30
Live stock on hand Janu-
AIRY |, 1908. ......... 1898 90
Implements on hand Janu-
airy !, 1908 .......... $50 90
Tools on hand January !,
1903. 40 80
Household goods on hand
January |, 1908. .... l25 90
Coal January |, 1903. -. 30 90
Live stock sold in 1907 1898 06
Hides sold ............. II 43
Balance. ................. $40 y
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$224G ~
Semi-Annual apportionment. SOP 09
Transferred 10 State Fund. -. 2ll rs
Cash on hand. January ,l90S. 1892 33
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w Fl Doak, mdse for Jno Jones
(quarantined) 1870. Q 30
Hammond y Stevens supplies. 20 90
Niels Z Hoegh, trustee Oakfield
township. .......,,,....... : 90
G w Hoover, coffin & under TAX
ing fortD T. Overfield ..... 40 90
G w Hoover, coffin and under
taking Mrs. NJ McLeran. - 30 90
Remington Typewriter Com
pany, supplies 90. ...,...... 4 90
DR. X II Childs, medical service
for Small Pox patients, q 90
Felt and Tarrant Manufacturing
Company, comptomeler $50 co
O + Ide, trustee Extra township 10 90
Albert Polzin, trustee OF Lincoln
township 80. ,......,. -. 90
John Barten, trustee OF Lincoln
township ......,s...,..,,..,,, w
A G Forsbeck, trustee Lincoln
township. ...,..,...,......,. 90
T. ] Puck, clerk of Lincoln town
snip. .........,r ..,,,..,,,.,. w
f G Miller, clerk Of Cameron
township. ....,... .,,,...., 10
Paul Petersen, clerk OF Oaktield
township. neutrality-suspicious., w
On motion board adjourned To meet
again at one p. m.
One O'Clock T., NJ,
Board met pursuantto adjournment
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Bart Feeney, clerk Of Melville
township. observation-disclosures, Oo
VIM kirkham, clerk of Audubon
township ......,,...,,, 2 90
j l. Swinehart, trustee of Audi
bon township. ...,,...,...,,. : 90
II w Tibben, trustee Audubon
township. ~ ,....,..... : 90
L II Rogers, trustee Of Audubon
township ........,..,.,. %
Samuel McGatfin, trustee Extra
township. 49,. ...,.....,... I'D 90
NJ Hansen, mdse for Mrs llar-
rington. .........,....,,' u ~
u G. Newton, the Board of Health
physician Extra township. I 30
Matt Johnson, coal for the poor
farm. 80 40
Ella M Stearns, freight and eN-
press, .,,. ,...... ,.'....'''..' ! ~
Ella M Stearns, postage. ....... u 81
Ella M Stearns, exchange etc. -
f Vermilya, mdse for Jno Jones
(quarantined) ........,..A ] ~
w NJ Nalah Gnn,nunV sunnIiaS 10 uD
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WATCHING THE REPUBLICANS.

LISBON, Portugal, February 22Ihe Government is taking
every precaution to prevent political outbreak
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AUTOMOBILES.


Section A1arge Touring First Alexander Young second
Mrs Farchld; third special
Section Touring First Abrams second,
s. R. Jordan; third Willard E. special T. Give Davies
Section Runabouts: First Eamm; second William
Schnmann third
Section DComcal Automobile: and Richard Cooke
VEHICLES.
Comic Section First Lunalo Home for HawaIans
Multiple E. Lewis.
in HILL Quarermaster
ment second, transportation U. S. Army
Double
w. HTacfarane;
Holnger
A. J..
Tabeau Floats: First, Kiohana Art League.
Fire First Engine second,
No Hose Wagon Engine.
First, E. Thompson 'lver spoon
BICYCLES.
Boat Rodgues;
third,
Most original First Fish, Caesar Freitas.
Comical: First Tramp; Harvey Chiffon
ISLAND PRINcEssEs
Meyers Bartholomew;
special, Emma
RIDERS.
Hla; second Kapaan third, waanka
COWBOYS.
Gonsalves
special, Klinahi
Walter special
Harvey
Lady First Annabel
Couple Holt Miss Low;
second Miss Herbert and Miss Lucas
First Miss Ross and Mr. Ihnan; sec
ond, Miss Smith Clark
Miss second, Miss Herbert
Master pratt
Comic Rider First Caesar Freitas
Marjorie Gilman; second Mario
Comic Vehicles: First Wagon
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Within ten minutes of the advertised
time. so well had the various partici-
pators in the event carried out the
wishes of the committee by their
nrompt arrival and knowledge of the
general arrangements, the big parade
was nut into motion, the bugle hav-
ING a few minutes before summoned
the Judges to the reviewing stand be-
fore the Opera House. Massed in the
Canitol grounds and about the King
street gate was a crowd of seVerai
thousand delighted people. while the
whole line of parade as far as Punch
howl street was lined with those anx-
ions 70 see and applaud the gorgeousiy
decorated machines, the beautiful car
riapas and floats and the skilful rid
ars or greet with shouts of laughter
tho b,rlesoue turnouts whichever way
they turned.
with Marshal of the Parade CnaFies
r. Chillingworth, leading. followed oy
q soua5 of mounted police, the neao
of the procession emerged from the
gathering ground and headed Eva on
King, following them being the oieEcte
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-23
]. PIERPONT MORGAN PUTS
OFF HIS TRIP TO HAWAII

The recent financial furry and crash
in Wall Street has had an effect oa
Hawaii that will be regretted by every
man. woman and child here. But for
it and the consequent enforced chang
ing of arrangements, J. Pierpont Nor
gan, the greatest figure in the finan-
cfal circles of the world, would have
been basking in Hawaiian sunshine
and looking over the fields for invest
ment of his surplus millions in the
Islands. Now, according to the letter
received from him. on the last mail by
Bishop Restarick, things have so de-
veloped that the contemplated visit to
Hawaii will have to be postponed until
some time in the future.
1t was during the last visit of Bishop
Restarick to the mainland that he was
told by Mr.. Morgan that this spring
would find him in Hawaii. About a.
month ago. remembering Mr.. Morgan's
promise. Bishop Restarick wrote to
him, expressing the hope that should
he come he would remain here long
enough to visit all the islands and
become conversant with the possibili-
ties Of this. the youngest Territory Of
the Union, the Bishop at the same
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Beautiful Decorations, Artistic De-
signs, Splendid Horses and
SkiIfuI Riders.

II year by succeeding
AA marking
- birth Washington
popular This
kamana
ihini delighted onooe
In all
beenpr the
yesterdays
and
beautiful climax of
all the world could faye found beautiful setting for the
of
Bishop Hall
adding bit bit
to
accomplished without the suggestion of
the
rapid transit the police and street authorities worked
sobriey marked the behavior the crowd that
parade
the
were fulfilled.
of citizens the
majority parade
each lands celebrate
the of sunshine, flowers
md evera
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time expressing a hope that Mr.. Nor
gan would allow him 70 be in way
his guide, to show him about the is
lands and to the points of interest.
In answer to this letter by the last
mail. came Mr. Morgan's explanation
of the enforced change Of plan.
Thus the copper manipulations OF
Heinze smash one Of the best promo
ton advertisements ever held out 10
Honolulu.
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entries. Among these there We're some
very attractive designs and good turn
outs, the tandem boat, ridden by J.
Roderigues and c. Gilliland, being an
elaborate affair and winning deserv-
ed first prize. The boat was made up
of red and white flowers and bore the
name ''Hawaii'' on the bows. With
that name it had to be winner. Close
1y following this wheel came one ridden
by Clifford Meline, decorated in the
Portuguese colors of white and blue.
The young rider was costumed in a
Portuguese suit. a copy of the holiday
dress of the old time Portuguese.
Another attractive wheel was enclosed
in the framework of a guady fish, one
of the bright-hued variety to be found
on the sunny side of the Aquarium.
Fer originality of design. this wheel
was given first prize. The rider was
Mr. Freitas.
In all there were seven machines and
a goat cart in the bicycle section, the
last named being worked over the
course by Peter Farrage. Clarkson
Continued on Page Two.)
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BISHOP STIRLING NO MORE.

WASHINGTON, February 22-Bishop Stirling Q
opal Church, is dead
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TOULON, February 22-Charles Ullmo an ensign the
French navy has been life Imprisonment attempting
10 reveal naval a foreign power
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BLUEJAcKETs STRETCH THEIR LEGS.

LIMA February 22-Two thousand men of Adm
feet are being granted shore leave daily.
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ON THE CRUISERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 22-Receptions are being
the war vessels in the harbor.
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A STRIKE IN URUGUAY.

MoNTEVIDEo, February aa.-The railroads cenerng
are tied up by strike
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THREATS AGAINST
PORTUGUESE MONARCHY

PARIS February 23Poruguese Republicans predict
monarchy will be overturned republic
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PERUVIAN PRESIDENT
BANQUETS $500 OFFICERS
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.l

LIMA February 23-The President of the Peruvian republic
$500 American feet banquet last