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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-06-10
New Manager at Laundry.

c. L. Blanchard has resigned
his position as manager of the
Mountain Home Steam laundry
and will return to his home in
Iowa in a few days. The COM
pany has employed Robert L.
Perkins of Boise a laundry
man of wide experience to take
the position vacated by Mr..
Blanchard. Mr.. Perkins ar
rived here Sunday evening and
took up his new duties Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-06-10
CHAPTER TWENTY
a

HEY were alone togeth-
er. Adalbert and Count
Won Breitstein had stol-
. en- from the room and
had ceased to exist
an far as Tonnold and
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-06-10
United Commercial Travellers Con-
vention, Salt Lake, June 1890

keduced rates via Oregon Short
Line. See agents tor dates, rates
and limits. You should be there.
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CHAPTER EIGHTEENI
, "A

was a jaeger clad In
green who opened the
door of the hunting
lodge and gazed appar-
emily without recogni-
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-06-10

iCHApTER NINETEEN

IE prince came for
ward. "What a de-
lightful surprised" he
said. How good of
you both to look me
uni But I wish nv
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
amDtnsta.

Sin Gdrsefurm berrfhi, am
2. bis. I'M gaH5en n6roIidsH Suoiana,
gu ftrsngem 8roIt III es absr ni6t ges
tommen.
I'm 6as S1trafttrstsu Der Don
Der fodtliden G,!enbabncommiHion
augeorOneten 10 bis fzp~rOcsR.iasH
Naturalization su b%erbiu6ern, babs1
Die @rpreB9eiel i'm 9unDss.
lreisgsridt in SHbionopoIis Fl
Hen Gin~baItsbefsbl erpirtt. 1itrf
srobe Observation-Disclosures ts:-s;tn
i'm 8uEoesgsri6t tiu.n @in6altsbefsbl
ssgsn ben ftaotlifn @eneroIaupaIf,
Der lie boran binoern poIte, Wirtbs
i9aiien in eigsHen 9strisb III bdIteH.
als cine lpd0rs Ul0roepgrube enis
biiate cine llntsrluhuHa BAG an1peltn
Oer Trau Belle @unneB Al "a
porte, bic tiir3Iih nebR tbtsH 3 Rim
bern ols Qeihe in ben 9uiusn i6res
Hisoerge6ranuteH 5ouIss qefuu0sn
puros. 3idl iDeniaer ME 9 qeiheH
iinb auF benz Qnptfsn d~usgeqrabsn
DoroeH Don gerioren. bic ofienbar
Don Der Brdu srmorbet norben ndren.
Der 2sihenfunb bringt in grinHetung,
0db auh belize @atten oer 1rau uuisr
oeroGdtigsn umfdHoen iorben. unD
mon 1T nun ubsr5sngt, ooB aud lie
Tmorbet purben. Ran Qambbere. Elm
friiberer 9nsht Der 5rdu, ber inter
Der Qniloge nerb0ftet Durbe, 7fr1u
Sunns6 unb lire aiH3er ermorbet 3u
h5btn, pirb nun aHqstlagt rDerben. i'm
9ersin NIT 1rau @unneB bic gsrfousn
umorDe 3u boben. oersn Qeiasn nun
qtfuuhm Uurben.
Gog @eIfdftsoisrtef Beg gtd0ts
fsns DaIfsrton nuroe burn
Seler tbsilpeils 8erftort.
On Der @eaeno Don Wd0ifon
5a5sn ihnsrs ReasnsnFs 6ohADdHer
ssb,ant unb bisl G6obsn anesrihiei.
Sir Q%srionen3uQ BET q. & o.
8abn sHieItiis ~ EpdrfDitfe
ufolgs elmer uHteriUafHang bss Balm
5gits mn ois gabndHqgaenten ioDobl
pie bic pofb,omisn traseu I3limme
8erlsBungtH Oa0or.
On BIpomtnaton pur6e
ocrDs1 6iHtls Der Sehn 81. gpcglias
~ sri6oHsn bate dls bisrtr elm
Uldb6tn, benz sr ftlbf @ufmerffomfsis
n sslaenlt battle. mad bnuTs otIsitsts,
rsigsipr5den Da bic 9urD auf s5rrs
inn wtounk @.
5H einsm NIT Draft umnidsItem
5ad purbe in sinr Bite in sinsm
5ssinbran AZ Dofftic ber isit g
8ohen 0trf6munbsns 5sT. Qopfbap
q Qehe stfunben. Wr bic Wcrbs
'sat 6gtns, n NOD ui4t srmittslt
porbtn.
@eHAsuasbsn 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
aMtmmeEntn.

- Sci Der Stac.pdbl In 9 I. pa
am /. Dinstag trus Dan. 2apler, Der
OemotNtiI DE Mo1orscaHoibdt, nit eis
uer plurdIitGt Don iber 5000 Slim
men ben Sieg odDon.
Dts linteriunung Der @d6dftss
fibruHg Oes Dor etipd einem sSydhrs que
ridgetretenen StaGtsS . IinIpsctors
Sobn ". M60ermott bat bis iebt Elm
Deficit Don $11,5O0 ergeben. Der
Radfolger mcDermotFs, 6eHton q.
Derner, fou ee3spunseH tperoeu. d6sr
$1,000 Aufi6lub 81 sebsn, bic angelo
lib aud in istner Safe fsbIsn.
Sn ct. GIoub I~ireitsn bic
9rdHitp0Iirer uno Steinbruhdrbeiter
pe5en bsripeigerttr Grbobuns oes
9a9eIobnes INN 25 Gents.
- 9efis 90. Sraep, 81 Sabre alt,
BON MinHeiota Sunetion. mis-, cine
PiIeserin i'm @oIpitul su Ro6eiter
puroe t0otlih %perbrdnnt, ais lie einen
brennenbsH SPiritusoieR gu fGlsR Ders
Iuhte.
- Sn ct. QntbOnb porf, elmer
gorituot bon 3 t. 9aul. purben bi,
5o6ritanIagen Der Sobn u. Bum
@bair Co.. bic einen @ertb Don $50,
900 reprd ientirteH, bura Geusr ger.
tort.
-@inbreher oranQen in bic .Scans
Oia State gaHt" 3u STEPHEN uub
enttdmen nit etpa $1,000, na6Oem is
bic 9irssrfdoft our6 G6iife terroris
iirt botten. Quh bic Peoples 8ouf in
W Monterey puros bon Ginbrshern
beimgeiuh., bic ben @elOihraHl
iprenstsn unb seseu $4,000 srbsut,tsn.
6p. W}oberg, Gin betdnnttr Wirtb
Don 9tne Rtoer, uno Sam. @tos
Der, Elm bort nObubaftsr iuHgsr 8drs
mer, e~rtrontsH oui osr gHtenia9o i'm
2i53iesSee.
Sr 2t'S bat ih ber alte
4Hlieoler 6rau3 Mdra erbrofelt.
- Der giisnorbsiter q. Sadritt in
aopaltpH ttel inter be fdoer eis
nes 3uges uHo purbe t0Oilid ibrfdbs
rem.
Sn 9ermtIfion lit Ndpor
unO pOitmsiiier Rie. Rlob, elmer Oer
@riinoer Der Dortigen tatb. @emein0e,
I'm Otter BON 60 5abrsn geitotbsn.
Su Buffalo puroe Der Der
Grmoroung ieiner 8dttin augtttdgts
s5Dbn 3. Woonep pom u dotrIp bes
Woross i'm 2. @raOs f6uIois bsfuu6sn
uno gu Iebsusldnsliher Saft Oerurs
tbeilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

6rau 8. 9. 5leming aus Detroit,
Wih., No. 248 Wunet StraBe, fhreiH
folssuoeH Brief in bstreff Sss 70 Ui<i
beIprohsnen arduter 0eilmittets ioga
mis- 4IpsBirdutsr g~Iuibelkber:
Or. Deter 8abrneD &c Sons Co.
66icaso. 81.
WtsiRe 6erreu: Sd bante Sinners
fir bic gittse geantpOrtuna meines
8riefes. Sd srbielt Sbre Wbeoicia
DON Sbrem 4eenteH an BeKt0n Ctr.
Sic fheini mir sans bebeuseHb ~ bsis
fen. 1piiroe ober. pie ih CLAUDE. nod
msbr fir mid tbun, fDena Id ni9t bM
gor3en Bag ouf ben 8eiEeR leiu
miBte. Mber mas fam man Tsd6ca,
penn man fir ainber gu forgeH bats
Wtr baltsu ben QlpefhDdater tets tut
9dufe. Dor sa1ren asbraa6te tim
meine Wuitsr fiji meine fIsiHe G@sDe4
fer. DeIde nit 6auilgantbeit bebdfa
iet Dar. 5ie mar fsbeH Jabx hRg
bon NsrSten obHs Grfofs bfbaKbsde
Dorbtn. Ueine SHUTTER gab ibs tsAacv
idbI tint Bldihsu MDeatpTuter, Kz&
isi iener 3eit BAT iie ME Ditbsr hssGu
selittm. Gnffhulbigsn Sis, Atk.
meire S6rdbDsils, ba 10 70 Of Uen
meiner aleiusu unterbrobeR sDsras,
bic bsuis 70 Derorishiin IT,"
Sc gibt bsute oieaei9t seim aHters
WsbiriH, pe!de tn sngsrer BerNn-
buHg gum 6eim fiebt Ofs GogHPa
4lDentrdutsr. 9on elmer GeneraFcp
5u Der aRbersH IL Ct GberlskTt nors
ben ols bas einsis littre IND suDers
GFige 5aasmitieI. maR bari fh bas
bn nimi nanosru, BAG be Rfnotr be
g2ebiein, pslte ibrep Stern IN 3sissn
ber Roth aboffsD unb Rida sntlduf@
Yai, Gufrs1t erbalteH.
MlpsHirdutsr Dir0 niHt mic aHs
osEe subtrtitsts WeoisiHeHabeR apctHss
tern psriauft. i0noerH wirS Der gsps
ten birsa burh bic Giseat9iisaer, NIT
TEN SgeciaI QemtsR, seIisftrt ghaU
fhrsibg an Or. Deter fdhSgn e.
SpRs Ga. II213R 80. a
9n -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

101 Sabre alt 1T in Oapsn.
port 6rau geIia Ssifp. peIhe
felt SO Sdbrsn in SssN gOuHtp
pObute. seitOrbsR. SR slsta bOs
benz 4lter Iiorb dun tn Ssntsrs
pilIe Senrp Bon. Der in. 1aHpOsr es.
boreu uno in 1910 nab @msriea aus.
9eipanoert mar.
- 5rau 5ran3 S60ntbaI bon . IL
buque, nslds felt elmer Bo6e per-
miBt purOe. III bort Gls Qeidt i'm
WliHifippi ssfuuosn porben. Rdbt
@diena fieI Der 17iGbries, bier tpobnz
bate SrpiH Gbaie untsr bic RGs
Der zines 8raht3usss, ouF benz Il uub
3 gamsruOen fia freis 6abrt perI6dFs
ZEN MOLTEN, uu0 puroe IpfOrt sst0o,
tst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

G8arfe 6r5Hs baden Nli.te D.
Node in oeriditosHsn 1bsilen oieies
Staates betyd6tafm Sdassn ongs.
yiaisi.
Die gsrifie Ser 8 gr5Bten IN
0isIsm S.aats c%psrireHoeH Giitn6ab.
nsn Deiien fir oas Slbr 1903 cine
3unabms 6er 0eitosiunatmsn BON
S388,O57 i'm gaHaoierrtrls6r ouf,
srogOsm oas 3reicsats @aiengeIes "a
8ssinH pss 7.til 5a9rss in Strait
ir3t.
On e-sH appsr AM FsiHer
5arm 6ei gDfltHs parbg or ignge
5armu Ctr 1o.pb, NIT einem gusel,
ed int &opi. UNI ben Sfdoel 0urd.
siHen Qrtbisb 5sipsl.sT, ais Qeihe
auissfuHMH. Ter crit p Sabre ate
0lanr bate bic sarm cit Dor reais
I'm 0onsH bs5oeta uno b,o5T6tiqts
2 Deniatn 1assa isins graut bort
5sinsufibr,n.
}. GO. Marneg bsr 73 9abrs
1lts Grlrser ou Crtfhoii Wurs
psli. ftir5ts i'm girfpoob 6oisI IN
Dts Woireg cine 3rtpps hino6
'tno mar infolss GsnidbuuHg fofort
ire qsi9t.
DIR gin6rstsr un3 9Fsrbsbieb
6oparo Iberrts in Atlantic ben
Ssidnsnibn6r.r Ga Rue. ben q IN
'eine 2sN gsledt BATH, Elm unb suts
fam.
~ r. g. 0vsDrp. gnfirsr Der Bari
u Sepmpur. uurot ioicrt rt5os
.si. inbtm isiH gdpaan bur6 sas De.
aasss siasgS8sG9e fu5SIRa 4baassts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Sm ~Derfautem.
Su terfaufea ooer in pertauSdsem
eessn GrsOtsiesntbmm Oser eus
fe &affl.

Guies GeidGitslocal in fIeinsm. biz
hcHosn 9ouoitdotaeu in elmer eeatiaeu
iatholiideH @e neiuDe. - Olsies Qropertn
entbdlI ein.' 8roBsH, ylgosto.Sats gsaera(
Store". mi eiHem 5tot wert9 unasId6r
$1,000 - siaeH Saloon nit eaten 5sir
turel, gutter 8aHoihIit. n. bsgae n einaes
ridteter 98ranana. 5taaaRseu, 5auppsns
tStGIs lar 20) 9egosl. eiipas Vans.
Ge5dali6ieIiea ale N isb, gWtem 9uitans
b. beinlls rel. - Aiss roraeatfths Gss
Iesencsf itr2 juage ,ssiddi slsate oser
in siEeH 1iam rttdsr 0aiie Bat. gtsis
i. le2iRaanasa isat asas5mbi-. Jtan
veglaHnle 9lele @tisgsuast. Walg. 9peaeu
aab.reiA lp.esAs mai 0o- CDR ibis'be an
=. y. 6. 2. Selanbd elise, % U4aion
q. 4iiinau.ef, 1ei5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

Sabre; gssrdbHib Jrsitas, Ct. DO.
rler,
9. ptaeod e SOn. 2si.
asnbs after. All 9roGos
nap.
ungIa6s GapitsL. -
Die % Sahre dIts gattdrino
5snnifsu, 4o. 2214 9ortb 4Os.. fisI
stRe Srsppe 5iRab uno trus ldpsrs
9erlssuHgen an &adsR oapon. -
Darh 5tars ppm elmer Better erlist
Der II Sabre allie Sui. Srsrih. Ao.
45S-13. Sir.. einsH 8rua Oss reGs
ten 9eins.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

rs MliigIisbsr Der oortigsH 0eiIss
armee pegeR Rubeft0ruHg D,rbuTtet.
neil fe bdrauf beItan0su, bic Siras
Ben 81 9eriammIungen 5u b~snubsn.-
9barles 6. 5rdni, Dr. 6. ~ gifen.
bid, poitmeii fer, Or. =. g. Carleton
uno GrantStarr. idmmtii9 Don Git.
bart. puroea in einsm AHtoanfol
oobter faiDer, 6rdRt pnbrf@einln
tootlid DerIebi.
Der 50i1brias GogmeT 3.
8uota bel Rort9S ubOH nObn.
baft. erIdoB flo. psil man i'm rerani.
iDortIih bieIt fiiroeu Dor lurser GET
~erfoisteH Sslbitmorb IsiRsr draM.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
#Ho-pakotu.

Wit liner 4nFs6tunq beg gri.
mdrpabissgtisbss Fno bic probibiiios
Hiiien him O5ergsriht abssblikt. Gil
MOLTEN ibrs gan1ionisn ouT ben oiii'
eisQen Wabl2etel briHgtn. uro oa bisa
naa oem @sTeb nift moolih Dar.
DoatsH Ie lebtsres fir uHsHltig erild.
ren lohtn. Dos G5srgeriht bat abr
BAG Gtieb fiji eorifiuiioHsn atldrt.
SIN Streite i6er Elm aarttnipi,i
5rrhis IN qeoo Der S6autpirt6 or
Raid esm @rubenarbeiier Ssrsfa
sine I61tIihs Sdubuunbe bsL.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
AZ

0as O6srfaatsgsri6i bdt oas
BON Der porigeu 2s1istatur srlaFsns
8eitb, poHah bic Decentralization
in 5taate 1000 NeiltH sgi6sr" il-
5amiliq 81 $40 bsrfaufen iOatsn. fir
Osrfafuna pioris Crtldrt.
SIN 8trlduie eines Strsites NUT
9e In Z opu Gonroo Gismsrion,
Refie BEG GoHsrsBdbgsorbnsisn 5tss
nsrFon BON minnefota. Bon Seffsrion
Wbitddsr nisbergsidoftB uHb lsbsHss
defihrlih perleht
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
ethere RtlonnInae.

Sine sutitebenbs fatb. Staotgsmsin=
be Uinibt @sIOer auf5une6men fir
sinsR airhenbdu. irgsnOpel6s Sum=
aHeH, con $500 an aufpdrts; 4 pro=
cent SntersHsH per Sabr bsjablt. Sell.
9tfertsH ri6te man an: nQ. g., c. 0.
neelumbia". SO MaiOn Str, Wlil=
paufee. Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
ErhOIen Sic Sich

90 uHlerm Wnhtr > Eonltarun eiH itgafsr
Aiah no 9ie Nuhs nrb 0rfcinng hrttn 6isr
albi % 0umicrt, Nuht un5 bhle. De NHrH
fa wiifu mas Etc 5fblfien uHb bic teidtilr
WaHaas tfA s19N0 9srHnknm nit 70
eau3fr H6pebHdtn HebhnHs Hsaidins1
kusiDtB Er1trGur arb Z ~ - 9ieftrisitff -
u ptefssts Nilees arb EetoNhiuHa Guns
guiErtr @betdttttfu u MheumafiEntuS.
btn mir fat frmss fupiUn 9rtt NgfuBaie
tn Ter A~ftQgtsas1 asp ataufttiten 5er Hsrs
cen, 5re esrsfHs. ~ Wagons BFt 3r Rtlren
erssat unisre 4yftf gtr6hssti6 giwufr
rle ofnn De Seb4sura = Bttradt sssoefa
mir5. SIS 81 81 Der HaGe Ern fSrgi6s
ssi tar Bh4 2 wrGsS s51igs Saiosusatigu
t9tstlt.
sseEAd HAaBtS snItssium. S1sssh''
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
crA:Ian ~ptrfAnffn.

Sine mitteIgrOBs Orgsl, nit f66=
nsm 9on, in ausgsSeidneter 9erfa1s
Jung, 1T iofort gu oertaufsn. RAD
Lra9en ri6te MAI an: Reo. 8. 9amp=
l9rOsr, 400 - a Str, Milpauiee,
Dis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
SAITH. glrbeiisr . Wnreaw-

9es bon ben beutitsn totbOIiiaen lIns
lstlIusnnsssnHo 5insIines @ereinee pom
sslseonln crsaniiirts irsie Nrbsitsnahs
eeiluness uuO Sniormations Bureau be-
fnott lid Jest in go. 220 gBiscnnltu Str.
W. 80bIinasr Sscrttdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

eie autabi Uof Sormsa fsb. apOls,
ton. 81 S1at;. Naa,aaia Il gsria5.s.
topH IN ecy 5llie uaa isitD seH 8irts
HHo 1sassc 81 tse ea'ei sR tflie of0.
seH hG sga so Do ss0O ~ a.iu.
seeae = sm i,are .. Ijla ri.
saosepN 4 aMsAg.ts, BIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Garmer

@ebsH Seoem. Der Gin 6eim nn6 Qrbeit
lant, @dessnbeit cine 6arm ~ %erinbsn.
gadjairasen bsi JtobliHssr & son, 22O
8iseoniiR Strase.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Cine esste Gsleeenteit, Gels
|icper attssrtlcigefa.

CUR Gtridtung sss 8iblioi6ef @ebdus
oe3 perOtH nom Seminar 5u 81. 6ranets,
9Sis., crca $4,000 su Ieiten eeiadt.
SrgenO cine Sumns pro angsaommen.
Yiaa iuenOe iih al JieD. g. 9ei9ong. ct.
6rancis, NIs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

0eaen Bots nnS anSerc
Ddrfaer bel pisrSen

'soreubi 9enreSa, ,n BARN.
'e'ss D'iiis'. bas roritiD ale
'irnfr IN gisybef5rbs inner
/. baib IS SinnSsa 5,rtrsibs uns
. a d trahsiasu Siutm ssa.bsa
re Den iaHu. asius ablsn aah
. IssH. asn 5utisrp.aisl nots
stusia. Bon aasagsiAna.r
lirfual Bel gisrssu. be tros
1uisn Gaftsrus inner mayer
ias unb i5Isdt asssfasn. 2 Rap
elH - es & RsDifiH 400 sbsr
Y 8aDisIn 81 80.
Breeders gsmsot Co., 9stt.
4. 1854 6tsns SE.. MiIpou
. Zee, ale.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
a.n. Sc Sc estrlsb ssr MirthEaaf.

ssn. hSrte Der gstrssb Der WirtkF6afs
ten auf.
Sn zen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
Mltonz Balm III gfoomiRgbal Il
ri6isse 6eutr eiHeR SaaSea DoH S2S.-
00Q an, unb 5000 anesHeate purSsu
sur4 ben 9raRD ssitpeilia or6englog.
-@oloene Ee68eit feisrtsn bic &htz
lsuts eoais 9Oensr uHo Trau in
9enTp.
Ser BEL GImnoUo arflFiae
"a Sabre ate rsthe 5armsr @so. 9ars
rstt mddte ieinsm 9eben oHrh GrbSns
aen elm gHse. 4Hbosteroe QraHtheit
piro als eds Woiib Der u~HIelfsen Ehat
- On Wurphpsboro ertrant
ous 5idbrise GSbnnsn Der 5amilie g.
Dilean, inbsm es in eia nit 8afer
ssfintes 8sidB fieI.
dngesebsn.
= 9abe 0esptainssiHi in Dem
slsinnomigen Stub Elm SoRn Der bort
pobnbdften @ittns aoIse ertrunisn.
pGbrsnb sr BEN 6luB mad einsm osrs
mibten 6uRbe dbfuhte.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-23
HOT STUFF Is COMING
Hearst Says He L saving Some RED
Hot Letters Tor the Finish Of the
Campaign, Regular s'xzlers, with
stiekers All over Them.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. M.-Ad-
ditional Standard Oil letters Of more
importance than any thus far read are
to be made public at the Independence
party meeting In New York Saturday
night, according to q statement made
by William r. Hearst ii an interview
here tonight. He declared they are
better than any thus far given pub
licity and that he has saved them for
the finish Of the campaign.
Mr.. Hearst denied q story recently
published that he had letters from Mr..
Archbold to Senators Aldrich and Pen.
rose.
There was no necessity for their
writing to each other" Mr.. Hearst de-
clared. "Aldrich, as ! understand it.
is n Of the head men Of the stand.
ard OIL company and not q mere I'm.
'derling. That would account for the
absence o lletters."
~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-23

houses, where meats are prepared for
use. He urged the women to work
with the state board of health in per-
suading the brothers and fathers to
see that better sanitary laws were N
acted in the state.
Routine reports OF the committees
occupied the attention Of the ladies
during the remainder of the afternoon
session up till 6 O'Clock.
Reception in Evening.
In the evening a reception was ten
dered the delegates BY the Billings
club members and their wives. The
rooms We're prettily arranged for the
occasion and nicely decorated. Many
of the local women attended and met
the visiting delegates. An impromptu
program was rendered. The affair was
the only social entertainment provided
at this convention, in difference to the
wishes Of the board of directors of the
federation.
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ROOSEVELT AND MACK
MAKE ESTIMATES.
(Contined from Third Page.)

from Nebraska, though the predictions
are Taft will carry New York by more
than 100000.
On the eve of his last campaign
visit to Chicago, where he will re-
main two days, Chairman Hitchcock
of the Republican national committee
expressed himself more confidently
than at any time since he assumed the
management of the Republican cam
paign. He declared today that New
York was absolutely sure for the ma
tional and state ticket and added that
he was confident that California, Ore
gon and Washington would give large
Republican pluralities. He was sat
isf1ed, also he said, with conditions in
Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas, and
he thought Montana was safely Repub-
lican, though. he did not look for any
overwhelming pluralities in that state.
AS to Missouri, Kentucky and Mary
land, he regarded the last state is
surely Republican and in the other
two he thought there was a fighting
chance.
Vice Presidential Candidate james
Sherman made a hurried call at
national headquarters today. He said
the poll of the state which would be
made public the last OF this week
would show that a sweeping Republi-
can victory in New York state could
not be stopped.
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Hes dead, let's Immediately 60,

He's dead, let's Immediately go
and with that they rode away.
Il remained in the water until they
were out of hearing and then l went.
to IN island and stayed all day.
Under comand Of William Tatum OF.
Nashville, Tenn, ia men Of the third.
battalion, First regiment, Tennessee
National Guards, left here today on.
"a march overland to Walnut Log.
The body Of Captain Rankin arrived.
today from Walnut Log. The left side,
near the thigh is riddled with small
shots. His arms were wounded, the
back Of his head blown OF and his
teeth were knocked out. No bones
were broken in the body. There was
a cut on the neck under the chin.
With the announcement of the safe
arrival at Tiptonville today of Judge
r. q. Taylor, the companion Of Cap
tain Quentin Rankin, who was put to
death at Reelfoot lake by a mob on
Monday night, state and county Off
GERS r concentrating their efforts to
the apprehension Of those who com
posed the mob.
Today Circuit Judge Joseph b.
Jones, after a conference with Gov
ernor Patterson and other officials, an
nounced that the circuit court would
convene here Monday next in special
session, a grand jury which will CON
duct the investigation will be selected
by Judge Jones from a special venire
of Is men. The session Of the court
will be under military protection and
it is probable that other troops in adj
dition to those from Nashville, which
arrived early today, will be called into
service. The Nashville troops imme-
dlately after their arrival, proceeded
to Reelfoot lake. Tonight all is quiet
there, but while the tensity Of the
situation has to some extent relaxed,
apprehension is felt as to what may
occur when the grand jury investiga-
ton is begun.
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MARROW ESCAPE
Of AN OLD NAN
Confined from Third Page.)

lg& .9% III &&4EE& G$5@ 1#8@ NV I& %Q@f ISL #a
AT first It was feared that the shock
might have been too great for the old
man, but with wonderful vitality he
recuperated and yesterday morning he
was able. though weak, to take a walk,
which is his greatest diversion. Out
side Of . brusided arm, which will be
some time in healing, 1t is not thought
the old mar will suffer any i'll effects.
People in the vicinity Of the drain
ditch were not surprised at the acct
dent. The ditch is unprotected by a
fence, and has no railing and SO they
have been expecting some such acct
dent to take place. Mothers, whose
children have to cross the place, can
not help but worry for fear the little
ones may meet with an accident SINH
liar to the one Mr.. Baird met with
while Of their way to school.
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they became indignant when what
they claimed as their rights" were
disturbed. They made demands of the
land company and followed these with
letters threatening Taylor and Ran
kin.
Sought State Protection.
Colonel Taylor desired protection in
some form from the state and he
secured the passage in the legislature
Of an act regulating fishing in Reel
foot lake. This act made it a misde-
meanor to fish In the lake without pay
ing q heavy fee.
This only served to more thoroughly
rouse the fishermen.
Colonel Taylor was the father Of
the Vanderbilt football star, Hillman
Taylor, who vas married to Miss :Kath-
crime Taylor. the daughter Of Senator
Robert Z. Taylor, Hast fall. Captain
Rankin was q prominent lawyer OF
Trenton. He commanded q company
In the spanish-American war and
served in the Cuban campaign.
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DENY
The SLUSh FUND
DECLARE THE RACE TRACK MEN
ARE NOT HELPING THEM.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Reports that
racing track interests and followers
OF racing were raising a campaign
fund of 100000 to be used for the
election Of Lieutenant Governor L. S.
Ohanler, were met with vigorous de
malls by State Chairman Corners and
Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam
many hall, tonight.
Mr.. Murphy said that If such a fund
was being raised, he knew nothing of
it, and that not a bit of it had reached
Tammany hall, Chairman Corners
characterized the report as the inven-
lion of opponents Of the Democratic
party.
Tonight National chairman Mack
announced the contributions received
at New York yesterday. The list
shows:
New York-John j.. Kennedy $3.50;
John s. Schuenberger $500; John R.
Abney 500.
Pennsylvania. G. Crowley 500;
w. 2. Howley 5000; J. F. Howley 500.
Georgia-James r. Gray 500.
Indiana-Indiana Travelling Mems
club 1925.
A mass meeting Of the Democratic
committee OF the mems organizations
will be held: In this city on October
81 and w. J. Bryan will make an ad-
dress. The organization will have q
rally at Cooper Union the last week
OF the campaign and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Chanler will make q speech.