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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-11-07
AGAINST AM8IOExTERlTY.

Sir James Crichton- Browne, ecturng recently at
Cambridge, said that in the present movement In Eng.
land and Germany in favor Of ambidexery he fancied
he detected the old OF addism Ambidexterity
large scale is impossible and undesirable according
10 Sir James 1t BY the superior need of his right
hand that man gained The victory and try undo his
dextral prominence is simply to fly in the face OF
luton. There has been no instance said Sir James
OF any tribe community people that has out Ok
Il broken away from and found salvation IN
bdexteriy recently published book alleged that the
japanese were by Law and practice ambidextrous but
he had the authority Of the japanese ambassador EN-
phat!caly 10 deny his
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-11-07

no VI As A. r. III ) O \,
known ass the father Of
invention in America. is
worth close to $50 zoe.
0o0, It Is said To cap
the climax OF his career
Of turning ont thousands
" useful ContriyHncos
he has retired from the
ncld
Ills HE rs now being
devoted 10 the pursuits
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

@u of De BIister, lom Sernbone= oe
Barebus @ommisfonen bar, ct at fpre
Sp!un neo @totens Snipettions, cg
Beiuinssbepartementer for &orn. Den
ubneuner olle synlpettorer, aue geiere
% cue anore, iom fpsiellettes / oisie
Departementer. og Commissioned be-
itemmer olle &e9ler, iom sieloer for
Ianlu1e. Det er eerfor neget ui9tist,
at toetminblfe ct at Weblemmerne I benz
ne @ommis ion er en- praftilf &ornmanb;
en-, lom bar prattilt &ienoifab til Nrbet:
bet be Departementer, 1om bet er eom
misitoneus Blist at fore Opipu meb.
Sp til benne T,b bar lite en- af Som
misitonens WebIemmer baut iaaoant
&ienblfab til Mrbeibet bisie Departe:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

peo ct faite lin @temme for De san1le
Yartter 2anbet er at vbalte paa be99e
Ben. aiere @obtfolt! @r bet iaa
baarbt at iorIabe be gan1le @uber?
9eissrsnt 6la9! Gag Stribtet belt ue!
5ten1 Tor, at SUBS 0iIie maa ife, at
Saleonen maa gaa. Ti itemmer lite
for Weno os for Bartisr men for Brins
ciper til Uern ON 6iem, &irte % @tat.
Nae Ranoibater paa yro9ibitionifter>
mes BaI9leobel repreienterer bette prins
clip. 5tem for bette Brincip. Gnslene
| 9iHmelen fal elabes, 9alOonperter>
ne oa DjeueIen fal jsr9e, os Subs
Biriapil ife. @tem MI, al1e Breifer,
Men1sbeosfolt % Mtbolbsueuner, for
buaoAS mener er &et for Sub % Wfen'
neIfes. Mbeliten Ber9e.
Mibburn. Wis., lite Ott. 1908.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21
County: @ommisler for 3oie Diftrift

County: @ommisler for 3oie Diitrift
Stem for benz.
Dette er piit laa lan9t, Ion Tolfepars
tiets DaIsletbel retter. Den er ifte
me9et lang, men bet l1Qe, iom er, er
gobt og bor uinbe
Oeretter er bet enbuer Manbs Bltgt
at fiHbe ub oq itsume for ben, ban tror
er ben bebite, os iea nil ba neDne en-,
nen,lig George u. pau' Jon fra sen.
ming. en- af Brobibittonil1ernes Gesisla<
turtan9tbater. @n mere op.tsti9 euer
mere erlis Manb enb ban Tan pilt lite
ftnoes inben port lfbre 9ttertatl County.
5tem for bam ale 5on1 en-.
Saa er bet Ole >. Sageng til Rons
9resmanb. 9au er iua pel oe forbels
agtist fienbt inben bette County, at ban
ber faa aue @temmer ber. San nil
iitterlig ogiaa faa ct meset tort Antal
Stemmer bele bet ODE D.flttt.
.. ". l1lsbp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

menter. De: oemofratilfe Ba,ti ba,
|-eienipnlia tnbiset bet ioore ubeloige BERT,
oa ~oerfnr non.insreae bet pon. $. g.
Bioree fra Ottertoil County lon, en- al
M1olt ltmmerne benne @ommision.
Uoruoen at Wlr. Bierse bar ltuoeret
5 ::nbansfpprssmaa enc, ioet ban bat
urret QesislaturmebIem ira OttertaiI
@ouutp for ct ltosrum al ot!e Nar oe
| iom loaoau bialp til at f5a antaset en-
bel al be ueft uigti9e Seraban lope, lom
fiaoes Wiuneiotas 2oobo9 ioag. bar
| ban osiaa fers Mlrs @rfartrs &ornz
forretning Dan bar neml,s tient fom
Meb!sm al State Board of Grain
Appeals / Oulutb, i6et ban tprit blep
uoueont af @uu. Sinh o9 oernalt iaien
al @uu. Jobnion San bar iaeleoes
prattilf &ienbfab i'll bet Mrbstbe, ion,
foreaaar oisfe Departemsnter, ct &ienbs
lfab, lom uil pare of flor Betpbninq
Tor Commits Fonen os af ierbeles meseu
Ti9tisbeb for Rorntnteresierne iaapel
lom for @tatens Snipetttonsz os 8eit
ntngs :Departementer.
Derfor bsr in9en, iom er interes lerel
t ben bebit mugige Gjenelte eenne 6sn'
leenoe, 9lemme at at9iue i'm Stemme for
3ans IS. 8ipr9e til Sernbanes % 0ares
buss Gor1mis1er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21
Seer Greet.
19be Stt. 1908.

19be DIT. 1908.
Om 0e, 6r. Gebattpr, piI siue mig
Stun BIaoet, uil jes faa 2op at lise
til Be!gerne, at bet er paatioe at OPP
9iore i'm Men,ng ON, buem man ital
femme for. Der ct pilt mango meo
mtg, TOM tog mer eQer mtnbre Del /
Polttif ZEN Eto, ba TarmeralIiancen oe
ienere Bolfspartiet par paa tit bpiele,
men iom nu mao npie fig meb at paIse
meuem be mango gooe Deeno, Iom er
paa be forfisuise 0aIsisble=. Men iaa
bar ri 10 noaIe, oer fremoeles er Tolte,
parttets &anoioater, % bet par ba for.
nemmelts benz, leg uilbe iise ct sobt Orb
for.
Se9 tror 1aatebes, at Dou,n1er y.
Trantberg er uben nnotaselie ben beotte
Wanb port County for bet gmbebe,
ban lpger, Stifteretsembebet nemlis.
5aa ct bet Stener u. 2epor1en til
glert of Court. Noaeu beore Manb
enb ban til bette @mbeoe Tan ri ifte fn>
De, os ri bsr ale femme for bam, sns
ten ui ttlberer bette euer biut Eartt.
Derneit gar pi Sobn gmbertIon til
gountpaopotat % 2uopis 5enien til
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21
Gn 2lnntoonittg til Ereiter %
@eni9beoSiolf+

@ent9beosfolf+
Yi nermer os ben Dag, ba nj iom
ameritanlte Borsere ueb Walaurnen ifal
uotole Dor 0llie. lite aIeue lom Iopale,
men for Sub iom triitne Borsere, Der
aleue pil iese 2anoets Velterb.
0i ifal meb Dor 5tenmeleobel protes
ltere mob bet Onbe, nj nil bare bort, o9
uile uor Spmpatbi for bet, ri .tror, er
CUBS Wi|ie os Eoltets 2gsfe.
Sen 3bie Jopen,ber faar ri Mnleb>
ming - Cub pere tattet - til at af=
lease port Bibnesbpro for eller in1ob
Dr,ftetraf1ten. 1s.ss
Sen 3ote Gepember bar ri Wnlebnin9
tt at faa iii os for Aniuaret For al ben
5pno, al ben Glenoisbeo os al ben
Stam, @aloontra Ften bringer ouer bort
e1ers iaa berlise 2ono. peo at ri faiter
oor Stemme for probibttton og berptb
neolas9er Dor Hrotelt mob buereneite
Saloon De Toreneoe Stater.
Stuloe bet pere ueDpenbig al minoe
De mango Preiter - 9errens Eienere -
Meui9bebsfoIf og Mfbolosuenner ON, at
bet er CUBS gilie, at 5oIoonerue ftal
ubrpooes - ifte aleue Gountiet men
bper Stat og bet bele 2ano. Sub flyer: !:
Eager Nnitpb ira port Tolts Bei.
Den 3ote Nou. bar S Prelter, Mes
niebebsFolt % Mfbolbsuenner Nnleonins
til at pratti ere. buao 5 larer - prat
til ere Rrtitenoom. 9uerenelte @tfmme
tor be gannle Bartier iauttionerer Sas
loonforbanbellen, lom ben er. 9uer
5temme for be gamle partter 9Ieber
5aloonuarten, Brpsseren os 6eluebss
Tprfe. 6per @temme for Yrobibition
forarser @oloonuerten os ale bans
Benner men sleber 6erren, oa nj peb,
at ban uiI baue @aloonen uo at 2anbet,
b. e. probibition.
Den 3bie Nou. bar S Prelfer oip.
VaIget. Nor erebe Sen % gicefor>
mauo / ben Toreneoe Rirfe, iou1 baoer
@aIoonen meo lise laa fort Sab iom
leg, (eet er leg toruisiet om) ban iasoe
t v2utberaneren" tor etpar Aar foen,
at man buroe nirte for 2ocol>Dptton
fpr berueb at giue Taruerue Mnlebnirq
til at FEMME mob @aloonen. Den 3oe
91op. 1908 bar alle 2anoets iteu1mts
bersttiseoe Borgere Den Mnleoning, os
in9en unbifpIontns utl be baue buerteu
for Sub eIer @fterleeten, eu1 s unbla>
Der at nsoleqse eoers proteit mob @a>
Ioonforbanbelien bele Yanoet.
Wtan iuarer: 81 nil bape 2ocal:Ops
ton. Sa uif, bet nil Yrobibttionifer=
ne oslaa. Stem for benz; beis rent
Tlag! Drifteonbet er lite lotalt men
nationaIt. Prelter, Menisbeosfolt os
Mfbolospenner. Euiinber af Siele len,
oes siennem SaIooueu til epi9. Torta,
Belle. Ses pil bare mtnbe eber berom.
09eo ben, iom bentes til Dsben, oe be,
iom ua.le ben for at orebes", Salomons
Orblpros "a, IL.
81 bar Mnleoninsen ben 3bie y1op.
1908. vBi nil prpue 2ocal-Option" /,
iuares oer; bet er alt, ri tan eiere MI. !"
Det ct ifte @anbbeo. ut femme for
9otal:O Option eountpuis % at Ianftio,
mere Satans garfi1eo / Stat % 2aub
er at belle Itg rnelem Rriitus os Balial.
ut tale, true, forbanoe % femme mob
lbet Dnoe / gouutiet os ianttionere bet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21
Ier81tS 6auS % 0nte9tt.

Il Egnbe eller tptte uloi1rpmper for
Wenb. blot l9c uuoer Eroppmaus fore
@obfiobs1als.
4 Yelicau @apios Preis oplpier, at
M.is Olga @Iietbagen blee ben lite
bs. pist til Anton Mfietb. SUN ct pnss
lte 4atter / 6anilien.
4 9eIabammer. Brporene iolste fin
Tarnft Conn Of 6ribers til en- Epfer,
io1n Hps er fpttet iub. for etpar Tiger
fiDen os fit $500 tor l2o Ncres..
= Blanbt benz, TOM nplig ba- uota=
get 2ggtelfabslicsnie / bette County, er
@barlie EoQefion % 2i55ie Bommau,
8. $. So5ulon os Ueartba Ufaoion.
80 U1iis NsGie 6.loen fra Battle
2afeSsbar ftret fig pIoos ueo Buttons
Bufiaeis @cuese % uil reiie til @roots
fton ON foa Da5e, buis bun ttte allereoe
.er reat.
s1Sobn Sell, en- giormaub, ION
botoe. gsnen peO Battle Gate / lang
Glib ,nbtil for etpar Mar lioen, rer bers
neoe fra fit 9iem Wurrap, &c. g.,
SlutntnQen al fife l1ae.
-. l1noertei al ulb for Menb, "a
Dulln, uero $l.25, Blot Csc unber
Eroppmans fore @o6ttipbsiaTs.
- xpue ipren9te Mpotbeter 2iuo.
berss Denseifab t @enning Scat til Girs=
bag, men be TT bet iaa traplt, at be itte
funDe faa psnqe al nosen Beiperine
meo fig.
- st Fort Opla9 at Manbsz oa
@utteora9ter til reouceret pris unber
Eroppmans @oottiobsiols.
- Ole 8. Ste tom bib fra Gum>
minss Noro SOatota fife Treoas efter=
at baue ueret bos en- Dotter Der ct balpt
Mar. Nu fptteoe ban til fin Sen @on>
rao t Conn Of ct. Olaf.
49, Ser er SsmanseI ber / Bpen
ibsit. Eil 9usbebou bat man lite tuu>
net faa IS itoeu fife Treoas, os bet ct
foruooentlis tun @lasterue, @aloon-
foltene os 6oteuerne, fou MI faar.
- Ser mo6te iaa faa 6anbeIsflubs
bens Uiobe ber Eirsbagsaften fife nse,
at intet bleu urrettet meb penipn til en-
paatRntt Tabrtt for Eiluirtning af en-
vTeeoer" for Ereltemalttuer.
- s. 5. Wisen meo 6uitru os Dat:
te= fra 2agrosie, Wts., tom 2prbag til
DaIton forat oflesse ct Beies paa uosIe
Dass bus palt. 2erobI og TamtIie~
Wr. Misen er en- Onte! af Or. 0tsen
fer ypeu.
= Matbias Salueuolb t Somn Of
ct. Olaf lisser baarot ipg, og man
frpgter for, at ban pil oa. San er en-
MT iaa sammel Wanb og uar en- af be
fsrfte Npbpgsere ben @gu. San BAT
paret fps 10 Da9e eqer mere.
N. s. Sobnlon taller for Probi>
bit,on / Stape8 6aQ / Maftao 2prbae
often ben 24be Ott. &l. 8. Torebra,
get pil blipe iQuitreret meb 2Ysbiueber
% moving pictures. Mosans I5c.
Bprl1 unber II Nar l0c.
- Oct beber, at ct Tibet Barn til
borenee Senator Sagen9 % 9nifru
Nerbeoen af partbale bIeu alDorli9t 1ya
ueb Wibten af fife l1se, iaa Uir. Gag
eng maatte reHe biem. 6an par ubs
paa en- Reife iom Rauoibat Tor Ron:
gres|en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

Somme Storfabrifanter bar bespnot
at true meb, at be ptl lutte fine Tabris
fer, bpis Mr. Brpan bliper palgt tic
|Prefoent. Dpor bliuer Der al De frie
amerifanife ssoeer2
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

Olaf GefsbaIs 9alebos er at fac /
.1gebtaoets gosbaubel o9 tofter 40
Gents. 5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-21

i OF unberitette Socob S. Sacobfon tor
@uuernpr bet fomn1enbe Balg, forbt
ban ct en- 6oltets Manb ben fuIbeite
8etponirs. Q@rbpotgif,
81, 9. Mnberlon
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-09
'ROHIBITIONIST
THE PRAIRIE STATE

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70 zig
a.
guhfed uth
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s.
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year, S 0eyI boalb
4
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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-09
Chicago Meetings

Sunday, January 5, was day of great Prohibl-
ton activity in Chicago Secretary Brubaker, OF
the county committee, and Mr.. Oliver w. Stewart
addressed six meetings Mr. Stewart spoke in the
morning at 10 80 at the Covenant Congregational
church at 80 he addressed the Mems club of
the Tabernacle Baptist church; at two o'clock he
addressed special meeting in the interests of
Sunday closing in the ST. Johns Methodist Epis
copal church, and rounded out the days work
with addresses in the Monroe Street Christian
church at AS.
Mr. Brubaker spoke at 10 80 in the Drexel
Park Presbyterian church and at 80 in the Ash
land Christian church.
At all of these meetings there were fine au-
diences and generous collections for the work.
On Thursday evening, January 9, Mr. Stewart
will debate the Sunday closing question with Al
derman O'Conne at the hall at 59th and Aber
deem streets, and on Friday evening will speak in
the Central Park Presbyterian church
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-09

JOLIET, January AT the Joliet theater Satur-
day afternoon, January IS, Former Representative
Alonzo E. Wilson will speak the unconstitu-
tonality of federal and state license laws before
the farmers institute. More than thousand peo-
pie are expected at this meeting
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January 9, 1908.

J. E. Howe, Walter Roeder, Mrs c. w. Ranck,
Adam Boots, ]. L. Snyder, L. B Markell, John C.
Beans, Franklin J. Morton, P H. Praster, Mrs
L. NJ Bissell, Rev. T. Whffon, Mrs. E. B. Clark
son. M: M. Ballard, DR.. yno. Lesson, B. Bowman,
VIM. Hieronymus, R. Funston, VIM. D. Has
brouck, Maud Russell, F. M. Cooper, c. F. John
son, M. L. Welles, Nelson Stanton H. w. Pat
ten, Mrs. Fannie Moore
81, Hugh Cassidy, Theo. w. Renting, David
Willis, D. G. Hill, Milo J. Smith, VIM. Barnard
strong B. E. Neill, L. W. Robbins, Chas Bart
lett, Mrs. Addie C. Mclaughlin, T. H. Vance,
Geo. H. Ford, G. c. Binkley l. Latin Edw c.
Moore, John H. Klob A. F. Johnson, Chas H.
Merritt, Chas. F. Blank, H. w. Hill, P. B. Mar
more, E. w. Swick, M. O. Dewey G. M. Pad
dock, Jones K Warren, Samuel Browning, A. c.
Sirdefeld, Mrs. Clinton Smith, Will T. Searle B.
I. Webster, Mrs. Matte Hawker, Cash, John
Valentine, Mrs. P. A. Adams T. G. Adams, w.
F. Hamilton, S. Heininger, w. B. Wickersham,
Brown, c. W. Seay, H. G. Macy, Geo Keller, W.
R. Bottenfeld, J. D. Campbell, R. D. Clark Mrs
B. ]. Kendall, J. Ballard, B. F. Townsley, Rev.
JAS H. White Mrs. w. NJ Thornton, Jacob Full
wider, B. Y. Wood, j. w. Samues, E. Boynton,
F. Herrin, R. o. Purvianco, c. E. Sullivan, G.
Whalen, ]. D. Prese, DR.. Lisman VIM. H. Bur
ngham, P w. Chaddock, Theodore NJ John
son, Richard Hughes, c. D. Matthias, Arthur H.
Nichols, A. E: Branch, I. H. Griffin Mrs Jessie
Thompson Chas. Fischer, E. M. Ogden, J. A.
Berger, Miss Maggie A. Aurandt, ]. A. Symes, J.
B. Symes, Jas. Single, C. B. Purdy, VIM. A.
Knowles. J. c. Shipe C. L. Rich, Mrs. J. F. War
fel, Coleman Woolever Geo. Horlacker, Mrs. H.
M. Madison Rev. J. D. w. Bearer, Rev. J. H.
Mortimer, R. L. Kline, T. H. Herdman, F. Hens
ler
Eighty cents, Henry Henser
Sixty-three cents, VIM. ingalls,.
Fifty cents, A. S. Young Merton w. Cox, J. A.
ReeleV Eva S GichriSt Arthur Carver AleXan-
der R. Graham, Moses N. Downing VIM. H. Nc
Keel, Ezra Brown c. H. Jackson, Chas. Fisher,
John Pierce, w. w. Beasby, Chas. A. Calkin, H.
B. Huff, E. c. Urick, Elmira B. Jones, c. H.
Allison, R. w. Hay. John M. Borsch, VIM. Lawri
son. M. c. Bowdish, Geo. w. Sherbne, c. R.
Giddings, ]. w. Harrod, c. w. Campbell.
Twenty-Five cents, Mrs E. J. Watson, D. M.
Beck, R. J. Brumby, w. S. Sly, c. Amsbaugh, F.
w. Balch, Charlton Foster G. w. Smith, o. w.
Lord, Edw P. Herrck, w. H. Barr, A. M.
Church, M. w. Perry John Griggs, w. c. Dick
son. F. F. Harris.
Ten cents Clark Hooue
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The Rev. J. T. DOCKING The National Prohi-
bitionist is full of promise; victory is ahead;
cyclone has struck the South. l never scratched
the Prohibition ticket.
Jacksonville, Fla.
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ILLINOIS COUNTY CONVENTIONS
To be attended by E. w. Chain:

To be attended by E. w. Chain:
DATE COUNTY. PLACE.
January Is Adams Quincy.
January 16 Brown Mt Sterling.
January II McDonough Macomb.
January 10 Warren Monmouth.
January 20 Knox Galesburg.
January 81 Henry Kewanee.
January % Stark Toulon
January % Peoria Peoria
January "a Woodford Eureka
To be attended by Chairman Wilson:
January II Vermillion Danville.
To be attended by Oliver w. Stewart:
February Is Boone Belvidere.
To be attended by Hector and the Sutfins;
February 18 Edgar Paris
February 10 Coles Charleston.
February 20 Champaign Champaign.
February 81 1roquois Gilman.
February % Ford Gibson City.
February "a Dewitt Clinton.
February 25 Logan Lincoln.
February 26 Mason Havana.
February 81 Tazewel Pekin.
February % Mclean Bloomington.
February 20 Livingston Pontiac.
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ILLINOIS WORK AND WORKERS

1LL1NO1O WYNN AMI WONAGNO
DECATUR December 31-The Prohibition coutl-
ty convention held in the court house yesterday
the largest convention held for several years.
Prohibitionists seem to have taken life
and are enthusiastic over the prospects for 1908.
The county committee was reorganized, with VIM.
G. Blossom of Decatur as chairman and ]. O.
Johnson, secretary. A fine lot of workers has
been developed who will do great good in this
county in the near future. c. F. Tobey of Blue
Mound selected county organizer and will
take the field at once to enroll the Prohbitionists,
organize townships, hold meetings. raise funds
and get subscriptions for Prohibition papers. Del
egates were elected to the state Congressional
and senatorial conventions 1t was felt that there
is good prospect for winning legislative fight
and also that Decatur is likely to go dry next
spring.
State Chairman Alonzo E. Wilson was very
kindly received by the convention and delivered
helpful address, At night he made speech to an
audience that nearly filled the circuit court room.
Chairman Wilson raised $50 for county work and
$50 for the state fund, at night.
The Prohibition party in Macon county is
bound to have boom.
SPRINGFIELD, December 3O-State Chairman
Wilson had conference here this morning with
Robert H. Patton concerning the state convention
and various lines of state work Mr. Patton is
looking remarkably we'll and feels like himself
again He addressed a big audience, union
meeting of all the churches last night at Auburn,
his native town.
VIOLA, January 3.-County Chairman McClan-
ahan is planning for a big campaign in advance
of his county convention. In large advertise
ment in the county papers he announces the Heb
dons are coming They will open at Gilchrist JAN
uary and will make hot canvass of the entire
county, remaining two days in each place. They
will probably spend the entire month in Mercer
county, holding meetings, raising funds enrolling
Prohibitionists and booming the cause generally.
ZION CITY, January 3.-Zon City and Benton
township are now thoroughly organized for the
Prohibition party and the legislative campaign
District Organizer Jeanmene attended the rally
last night. E. W. Chain will speak here Janu-
airy II. Mr.. Jeanmene reports that he has raised
during his canvass, extending through month,
about $3.50 for the legislative campaign He or
ganzes township committees as he goes along
Highwood precinct has contributed $50. Many
temperance men in old parties are enthusiastic
over the proposition of electing a Prohibitionist
and are contributing and serving committees
Mr.. Jeanmene has now organized Lake Forest
Lake Bluff, Highwood Winthrop Harbor North
Chicago, Libertyville and Darlington in this
county.
GALvA, January 3-On Thursday night, Janu-
airy 16, the Hon. Alonzo E. Wilson will address
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-09

GALvA, January 3.-On Thursday night, Janu-
airy 16, the Hon. Alonzo E. Wilson will address
the farmers institute here on the liquor question
A large audience is assured him as he is popular
with the farmers of this county, having previously
spoken at the farmers institute
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
WHITNEYHANNoN
Popular Couple Married at to:45
O'Clock This Morning

Miss Martha Grace Harmon. daugh.
ter OF Col. and Mrs Thomas Harmon
and Edward Morgan Whitney. were
quietly married at l0:45 this morning
The ceremony was performed beneath
an arch OF ferns In the parlor OF the
Home by Rev George s. Mills. pas
tor of the Second Congregational
church
The bride vas attired IN "a gown Of
white Six and carried a bouquet Of
white chrysanthemums Only the inn
mediate members OF the families OF
zach Witnessed the marriage. A col
Htiou was served Immediately after
the ceremony.
The bride is one of the most well
known and accomplished young ladies
toWu and has host OF friends,
among whom she is very popular Mr.
Whitney Is a clerk I'm the store OF A.
Drysdale & Son and by his genia
manner has made many warm friends.
They were the recipients Of many
beautiful presents. among them being
cut glass lamp and a library table
given by the old soldiers no the home.
The employees of tha hone also gave
several pieces of cut glass.
The couple left at noon in an auto
for Troy where they will take The
train for New York TO spend their
honeymoon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
TREASURE PROTECTED BY MUD
Effort to Be Made TO Reach Stored
Riches IN India.

A good story Of hidden treasure
comes from India on the authority Of
the late tutor TO the heir apparent OF
Bhopal.
In the hills Of Amarkaniak. in the
central provinces. close 10 the sources
OF the Narbada and the Son. there
stands an old deserted fort called Ran
Rakali, wherein. so tradition SAYS are
collected vast stores OF treasure and
jewels formerly The property Of the
Hindu raiahs OF the country, hut for
ages no one has been able 10 gain nc.
cess 10 the fort because Il is sur.
rounded by miles Of impossible mud.
The late Sir Richard Temple when
lieutenant governor Of Bengal tried to
reach a., but his elephant stuck deep
in the mire and he was forced 10 aban.
don the quest II Is now suggested
that a syndicate should be formed to
exploit This treasure house by means
OF balloons. aud a Calcutta capitalist
has promised a large subscription TO
ward the enterprise.
The question which puzzles most
people IS how this ocean OF mud ever
came TO invest ihc fort An effort
will be made to enlist the cooperation
Of the maharaiah Of Rewa. the ruler
Of the district. who is said TO be ON en-.
liehtened prince, though how It comes
that he has not already taken steps
TO solve the mystery is not stated