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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-31
DEMOCRATS AT IRON WORKS.

Candidate McCandless addressed the
voters of the Honolulu Iron Works yes
terdav at a MONDAY rally, making his
appeal for support on the land issue
and answering some Of the arguments
brought against him by the Repub-
lican speakers. Frank Harvey, W. ii.
Mcclellan and w. P. jarrett also spoke
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The animal cargo of the transport
Dix was put aboard again yesterday
afternoon and the vessel departed for
Manila. Some of the horses and mules
had to be left behind owing to dis
ability. The stock suffered consider
ably on the way down from Seattle.
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SPERRY NEARING MANILA,
EMORY FEASTS AT Annoy


morning.
Annoy, yesterday
The officers leading
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FREE TICKETS
STAMPEDE PAUOA
Big Crowd Rush for Passes
and Swamp Cohen---Party
Promise Kept.

The distribution of free tickets for
a moving picture show at Pauoa last
night nearly broke up the Republican
rally in a riot As soon as Cohen step
ped off the platform after he had prom
ised the tickets he was surrounded by
hundred or so yelling youngsters,
while the whole meeting of four hun
dred people surged in his direction with
hands out for the passes. The musi-
clans thumped their hardest, the chair
man and the interpreter yelled for order
and the next speaker pounded on the
platform railing in an effort to make
himself heard, all without avail. Until
Cohen threw up his hands to show that
the four hundred tickets he had were
gone there was no chance for further
oratory Cohen s stunt was the hit of
the campaign and if he isn't at the
head of the polls on Tuesday it will
not be because the Pauoaites don It re-
member him.
The rally was good one even il
there were no moving pictures. All the
candidates on the Representative ticket
from the Fourth were there except
Shingle and in addition to these speak
ers there were remarks from Jack
Lucas and Billy Hoogs, the. two whirl-
wind straight -ticketists. Everyone was
in speaking trim. Cohen discovered
that he could talk with his hands and
whirled them around to emphasize his
points; Castro held the attention of the
meeting when he talked economy and
good laws; Logan boosted his own can
didacy and that of Prince Kuhio; Dou-
thitt clamored for the straight ticket;
E. A. c. Long pointed with pride TO
the little red schoolhouse and told what
the party had done for the children of
the community; Jim Quinn preached
his doctrine of good roads and Kama.
noulu talked convincingly of the neces-
sity of the Hawaiians voting for Re-
publieanism.
It was a good meeting and the best
part of it from the standpoint of the
Pauoa children is the moving pictures
which are yet to come.
Tonight's Rally.
A good list of speakers, including
some of the old warhorses of the party,
has been selected for the rally tonight
on Fort street, near Hotel. These and
the subjects they will speak on are:
J. C. Cohen, "The necessity OF
business-like legislature -
A. Lewis Jr., "The necessity of hav-
ing good lawmakers. y
E. A. Douthitt, County Government
and the benefits accruing from the Re
publican administration thereof"
Geo. A. Davis, miscellaneous remarks.
A. D. Castro, agriculture and for,
estry."
Ella Long, "'The Republican Party
and our public schools. -
R. w. shingle, "statehood rather
than government by commission.
Judge Kingsbury, "straight Repub-
icanism.'
John Kamanou1u, Republican Party
The best friend Of the Hawaiians. -
Brief remarks will also be made by
Colonel Sam Parker and Ed, Towse.
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JAPANESE EMIGRATION COMPANIES.


regulations
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MRS. ASTOR DEAD.

Aor of
died o.
WRIGHT HAS AERO ACCIDENT.
The the Wright machine
Wright who was n he car wasu
FREED ON BAIL.
30.-Tomaty
empora
WILL WAIT FOR THE NEWS
30-Th sailing until
order %
TROOPS TO PHILIPPINES.
hav beeno o Philippines
BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENT
squadron ordered
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York
society, o heartd disease
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WRIGHT HAS AERO ACCIDENT

LIE MANS, France October 30The motor of the Wright
exploded experimental flight being
Wright the car, unhurt
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WILL WAIT FOR THE NEWS.
TROOPS TO PHILIPPINES.

WASHINGTON D. c. october 30Four companies Of the Coast
AVE been ordered to Philippines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
CIVIC PRIDE
PICNIC JULY 4
TIE CIVIC PRIDE PICNIC TO BE
HELD AT BAYvIEW PARK ON
THE FOURTH OF JULY WILL BE
TEES TO ATTEND TO DETAILS
ARE APPOINTED.

Plans for Pensacola big Fourth OF
July picnic are now fully under way
Mayor Goodman has appointed the
committees which are to have charge
of the interesting event, which is
planned to take place on Independ-
ence Day at BayvieW Park.
An enthusiastic meeting was recent
ly held and a large number of COM
mitteeS were appointed, the mem
bers of which were instructed to re-
port at the next regular meeting of
the picnic promoters, which will oc-
cur at p. m. at the city hall on
Thursday.
The celebration is to be a basket
affair and will be one of the novel
events of the season The whole city
is extended a hearty invitation to at
tend.
The following are the various com,
mittees appointed and those who com
pose them:
Committee on Speakers-A. V.
Clubbs, NJ. OLeary and Geo. w.
Johnston.
Grounds. E. Dubuisson, DR.. }.
Tiller and n. A. Nelson.
Ice and Ice Water. R Keller,
w. H. Moore aud w. S. Garfield.
Entertainment for Children-Ar-
thur D'Alemberte. James T. Geralds
and c. G. Elmore.
Recitation-Dr. H. C. Cushman. B.
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BORROWED A
GOLD I0CKET
so CLAIMS WIFE OF SINGER IN
FIVE CENT THEATRE WHO WAS
ARRESTED Nj MOBILE AND
BROUGHT TO PENSACOLA
CHARGED WITH STEALING THE
TRtNkET.

Sheriff Van Pelt, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Malone of Mo.
bile, arrived in the city last night,
the latter being in custody of the
sheriff, as a result of charges pre-
ferred by Miss Edna Wilkerson of
this city, who claims that Mrs Ma
lone has in her possession a diamond
studded locket belonging to her.
hmm ediately after reaching the
county Jail last night, Mrs Malone
gave bond in the sum of 500.
The trouble dates back to last
week, when Mr.. and Mrs Malone
were employed at the Pensacola
Electric theatre. the former in the
capacity of singer. Miss WiTkerson
was employed at the theatre as
pianist, and when the A-alones left
last Thursday, she alleges that Mrs
Malone took With her a diamond
studded locket belonging to her
She preferred charges and they were
arrested in the Alabama city Mrs
Malone says that when she and her
husband left Pensacola, it was with
the intention o. returning within
short time, and that the locket had
merely been borrowed until her re-
turn
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At bARRANCAS
BIDS ARE OPENED FOR NEW
COAL SHEDS AND 5000 FEET OF
CEMENT SIDEWALK-H. MONK
OF ATLANTA WILL BUILD
SHEDS AND W.. z. TAYLOR OF
PENSACOLA WILL LAY SIDE
WALK.

Estimates on a part of the work to
be done in the various improvements
to be made at Fort Barrancas were
opened on the 18th, and although no
official notification has yet been given,
the stipulation that the lowest bid
ders are to receive the work, will of
course hold good. The lowest bidder
for the coal sheds which are to be
erected at Barrancas is H. Monk, of
Atlanta, who promises TO do the work
for a consideration of S6,415. The
following are the bids submitted for
the sheds: F. NJ. Williams, $7,7S9,
c. H. Turner & Co., S6,S3719, and H.
Monk, of Atlanta, $6,475.
Cement Walks to be Built.
Bids for the 5000 feet of cement
walks which are to be laid at Barran-
cas- have also been opened. w E.
Taylor. of this city, proved successful
with an offer to take the job for
$500 The following bids on this
piece of work were received: Aiken
& OiReilly, of New Orleans, $6,675;
ShafeT & Champman, of Mobile,
S6,993; Nelson Bros, $7,116.66; H.
Monk, Atlanta, $685.; A. V. Clubbs,
$685.; c. H. Turner & Co., $10,664-32,
and w. E. Taylor, $1,000.
The bids will now be submitted to
the quartermaster-gen at Wash
mgton, who will in turn award the
contracts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
MRS. RAYMOND
WATERS DEAD
Expired Last Night and Her
Remains Will Be Taken
to Birmingham.

Mrs. Raymond Waters died last
night at 1920 o'clock, after an III
ness of about two weeks, at her nome
in the western part Of the city
The funeral will be held IN BIZ
mingham Friday and the remains
viii be taken to that place on To-
DAYS noon train. The COTtege Will
leave the residence about 1880 this
morning. The remains viii be accom-
panied to Birmingham by the mother,
sister and husband of the deceased
lady.
Mrs. Waitress maiden name was
Miss Mabel Tashoire, OF Birmingham
and she had resided in Pensacola
since her marriage with Mr. Waters
three years ago. She was % years
old Since coming 10 Pensacola the
deceased lady had made many warm
friends who will be shocked and
grieyed 10 learn OF her death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

having kept the fish remarkably busy
in the vicinity Of Town Point.
WI a. Laird, of DeFuniak Springs,
mas been spending few days in the
city on business.
s. L. Edwards, of kirkland, Ala,
who is quite well known in Pensa-
cola, is in the city, and registered
at the Merchants.
DIR. w. E. Grace OF Lockhart, Ala,
is in the city in the Interests og the
Lockport Lumber Company, with
which he is identified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
TERSELY TOLD.

The maximum temperature of yes
terday was SO degrees at 2.45 O'Clock
the minimum being reached at a.
m, when the thermometer registered
12 degrees.
j. S. Raymond, of Washington, D.
c., is in the city for a Few days on
business, connected with the local
quarantine station.
wv. P. Jernigan and wife are in the
city from Pine Barren, and are regis
tered at the Merchants notel he
trip was made in an automobile.
There were 81 cases docketed in
the police court yesterday morning,
the sum of $50 being conected in
fines. There were two suspensions.
and eight cases We're continued.
The many friends of Clerk John
son o. the Merchants hotel, are glad
to see him back after two week.
trip, during which time he admits
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u,,,,ian,s and A D. Morrison.

L. Williams and A. d. Morrison
Boats-EIbert ClubDs, waiter NE
hoe and George w. Pryor.
Rand-F. E. Brawner, Max l.. Bear
and Frank MarSton.
Pacention = Lee Daniel, Chris
Thiesen and w. B. Forbes.
Coffee and Lemonade-Frank M
Williams, s. F. FuIghum and George
Clutter.
Music-L. Van Wrinkle, j. O. Walk
er and S. NJ. Phillips
Stand and Subsidiaries H. TURN
er, ]. NJ. Crona and Vim. Breen.
Games-F. B. Bruce, +. Gale
Quina and Eugene ARIZONA.
Finance and Privileges-A. E
Clark, D. Hale Wilson and G. f.
Geek.
Flags. c. Petersen, VIM. g.
Daley and r. Pope Reese
ContestS-H. H Boyer, John u.
Oliver and F. F. Bingham
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WARRINGTON IRIS.
AT BAGDAD TODAY

Manager Jones's Warrington Jr.' IS
will go to Bagdad this morning on
the 6.45 a. m. train for that place.
The full Warrington team will make
the trip, and Manager Jones, like
wise his boys, were never more con-
fident of winning a game in their
lives.
Manager Jones wishes to remind
Manager Van Metre e. ~ Pen~acola
Jr.'s, that he will be waiting for them
on the arrival of the 1 o'clock car
Sunday afternoon at Fort Barrancas,
by permission of the commandant.
we9Ptrain emf emf en- cmrwymmm
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ON
BUILDING AND FINANCE

A meeting of the directors OF the
Pensacola Hotel Company occurred in
the Office of F. c. Brent last evening
at 5 o'clock, at which the future uIs-
posal of stock and the placing of
bonds were discussed. The entire
sense of the meeting was immediate
commencement of this work Two
standing committees, one on finance,
and the other a building committee,
will be appointed by Chairman Null
don some time today.
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WATERMELONS
60 To MARKET
FIRST CAR LOAD Shipment
PASSES THROUGH PENSACOLA
FOR NEW ORLEANS, FROM
sNEADs, FLA-ovER 1000 ACRES
ARE PLANTED BETWEEN PEN.
SACOLA AND RIVER JUNCTION.

The first car load Of melons to pass
through Pensacola was shipped from
Sneads, Fla, tais week, and many
more are to follow as soon as ship
pers can get their. fruit into shape.
This shipment went to New Or
leans. Louisville, Nashville, Birmilg-
ham, St. Louis. and Chicago, have
also arranged 20 handle large Qusn-
titles of Florida melons.
The weather has been exception
ally favorable this season cor a good
melon crop, which, it is thought, will
exceed even that of last year. The
Louisville & Nashville officials have
Sven the matter of future shipments
their prompt attention, and have ar
ranged that shipping facilities Of the
best may prevail. Over 1000 acres
o. melons have been planted between
Pensacola and River Junction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
- - - CURES.
- - - BLOOD POISON

In other disease thorough cleansing of necessary
Blood
will multiply the circulation and thoroughly
that of the body will the
disease Usually the first symptom little ulcer insignificant
blood
na glands in the groin swell hair and eyebrows
body
the flesh to the sufferer s. Contagious
fluid
blood completely Of
blood
desired free SWIFT SPECIFIC
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DAILY TRIP TO
GULF BEACH

Passenger boats will leave daily
for the Monarch pavilion at 2:3O, re-
turning at $3.50 p. M, from city wharf
Fare, round trip, Soc Beginning on
June 10. Unlimited accommodations
Phone 204 or SIS. Launches may be
chartered day or night by the day or
week when desired.
CAPT. BENNIE EDMUNDSON.
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A Ratcrt pisccurteous.

4 young lady full Of good deeds no
ticed the TeagGe OF a horse bleeding
and with ese of technical teTps to0
little appreciated ssid 70 the c@E5y.
''Cahby, yoGr horss ksS bebao-rhs ge-"
It's Is tongues too iaSse for his
mouth" said the caSey aad Sdasd sea
teat;ozsly. Like some yeuag ladies'
London Globe
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CONGRESSMAN
Ind DELEGATES
Incomplete Returns Show
Kehoe is Leading and
Crawford Elected

incomplete returns on congress
man and district delegate show ke-
noe leading Mays by PIC votes with
no returns from Liberty or Wakulla
counties, and Crawford. the Bryan
delegateA evidently elected over
BlOunt. The tabu1ated vote SO far
received is as follows:
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Important Notice.
Sumner Excursion. Rate

Commencing Sunday night, June
7th. the Steamship Tarpon will put
on a cheap rate of $3.50 to Mobile
and return. Leave Pensacola Sun
day night $50, returning Tuesday
morning O'Clock. Passage good
Cor that trip only.
H. T. MORRISON,
G.. F. & p. A
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We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the pun
ndest, sackhest specimens of man or
woman strong and healthy; makes
flesh and muscle 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Hannah Bros.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
DEDICATE BUILDINGS.

Special to The Journal.
Grand Forks, Y. D., June 16.-With
elaborate exercises, the new school
of mines, assembly hall and gym
nasium and library OF the University
of North Dakota will be dedicated to-
morrow.
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Net Suspicious.

The CoRsta ble-Yes, your worship.
the prisoner Is a most suspicious char
acter. The Accused Cndignanay}-Its
him that's suspeecious. AVN no sus-
peeeieus o. onybcdy!-Punch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

In the philosophy OF some'men heav-
en- is nothing but a place where every
body VIII be able TO buy cheap and self
high.--Chicago Record Herald.
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Plenty of Trouble

is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To get rid of it and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings janndice, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or gripping Csc. at all drug
stores,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
VIRGINIA COMMENCEMENT.
snecIaI to The journal.

Special to The Journal
Charlottesville, Va, June 16.-Com
mencement week at the University
of Virginia will come to a close Wed
nesday night with the final exercises
to be followed by a reception and
ball
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IlnfeeIinn.

"Bnger eIoped with his cook, the I'M
feeling wretch"
We'll, / don't know. Why shouldn't
he IL he wanted top
But his wife was just going to give
q dianer party."-Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

1t is believed that Kehoe and Mays
will split even in Liberty county and
that Mays will have about 100 ma
pOrity in WakUlla county. 1t may
require the official count to determine
who is nominated.
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a Pretty Sure Sign.

Mrs Hoyie believe that I am
growing old. Mrs. Boyle-What. gives
you that idea? Mrs. Poyle- am get
ting so that l don't care TO go to fu-
nerals.-Exehange
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

The good man prolongs his life. To
be able to enjoy ones past life Is to
live twice.-Martial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

A lot of old newspapers
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, DC a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
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A Natural Curiosity.

DO you know what / do when a
man offers me aeviceT said the curb
stone philosopher.
No"
ask him If he's tried t"-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
9em npe &oh9e.

Oct gi1ebe, l1oenIanSspresien al.
Der at Song Serbinanb, er meaet
broset. gf enfelte ffilores ban iom
en- gogorm og Ell SamIer, iom Delft
opbolber fig / tit operorbentlig rig.
bolbiee @ibliotef. @nbre frembeper
bans Sang til pore 8raat os feIter
fig iGrlis neo Den iterfe giforte, iom
beitanoig leoiager BAN paa bans
aisretlire. Singer anben Serifer,"
beoer bet, "Iaoer Jig iaa fpIbis eifor.
tere til oaglig iom 8oburseren. -
Song Seroinano er insen SIottenbei.
mer, naar oct sialoer Solfboloningen.
Utens ban bar usift CAB ban enbnu
enoel Soireer, men efter bans ferite
Siftermaal bar oct p9ret ganife itille
peo Soffet, og Spariommeligbeoen
bar pGret @ienitonb for Snaf | gpen
= og | faa 9per ilabres Ser iaa
grunbing iom / Sofia. Or aongen
iaaleoes i%pariommelis / tit oaslige
Sip, iaa er ban BeIler life ~runbbaan.
oct MOB andre. Nan bar regnet no,
at meo en- Gipiaiite paa 100000
Srcs. giper ban fnapt $12, 900 no |
belsisrenbe giemeo, os for arlnit og
Sioenifab bar ban life Ell Gent til.
opers. Sans "Spariommelisbeo"
ifal gaa iaa pibt, at Staten life aIene
bar maattet betaIe bans inoenlanoife
&eiier, men ogiaa bans @iiiter / 10.
lanoet | anleoning Tegierinsstiltra.
oelien og bans Sur til &roningen /
Woifpa = ia, De Brofesicrer, iom
blep tilfalot fra llolanbet I ~gnIeoning
bans 8emalinbes fsrite ReofomIt,
maatte Staten bonorere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

bannet. Ieb ben afsisreIie, iom
hi bar truffet beb 2open al 1875, og
BEN efterfslsenbe SilIlutning til ben
ifanbinapiife @%pntunion, er BET
Spsrgsmaal forelsbig bragt no al
@erben."
"Wen bpis mi Sperige eaar ober
til ct al &ontinentets Wpntipite'
mer2"
"SSa, ba melber naturligpiS Wpnt.
ipsrgsmaalet fig otter til Sper'
beieIie. Ser piIbe ba efter min Ie.
ming furne blipe Spsrgsmaal life
aIene ON Srancs'.S pitemet, men li9e
iaa meset ON oct engelffe eaer tpife
Rpntipitem, iom Der engang bar
Stemning for Der | 2anbet. Sfulbe
Ser ensane biIue SpsresmaaI ON en-
uniberiel Wpntunion - iom man
praftiif talt pilbe faa, bnis Spiflanb
tog oct engelife Brnb - iaa maatte
ri naturliepis gribe til meo besge
Senber. Oct er en- Sag, iom ner.
melt ifnloe interesiere Sanoelsitan-
bens Organization | Spfflano og
England. Wen meo Realiiationen al
Den Sanfe bar bet piit LANCE uoiig.
for ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

emanuel at Sapopetl og bet bar
ben niiDGrenoe aonee, Der iom Sron.
fsIger u~noerifrep fig iaoIebes. San
bapoe ienot ltofororingen ioen ben
fongelise 5amiIies 8ioenbe, men oo
Sparet Tom, of llbfororingen bar
mootaset, % 9ronfsIeeren piIoe af.
reiie til ben aftalte 9neIpIabs, mob
iatte &onsen os Gronninsen fig of.
reiien. Grispi, iom paa Den Sio bar
@iniiterpr9iioent, bIep bentet, oa
ban pibfte belbigpis Rado. glanot
ben fonseIiee SamiIies @eoIemmer
bar Der nemIis foruoen Sronfslgeren
enoml Ell Erins 8ictor GmamneI at
SapoDen, nemIig @renen of Snrin,
Sronfslgerens Setter. Sam fit
man bentet, og oa ban bapbe bort,
BORON bet oreieoe zig, erflprebe ban
fig piaie til at trGoe I S9tterens
Steo, bpab Der ogiaa ifeeoe TO Gage
Som fom gobt fra oct oa
nsb efter ben Sib flor HopuIaritet
paa ben i%taIienife Salps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
5uD pnkntn.
Get Mboano for Gra,uforb. @,I,

Yet Io8dng TOR Sraiutoro. 0iper'
NOR CRAWFORD bar iioen 8aIeet MOB.
taeet pripate grep ira 20 forifielige
Stalparts, DER er paIgt til MeoIem.
mer at nGite 2~egislatur, bpori Dc
sorpligter fig til at fsIge bet HeiuI.
rat, iom grimPrpalget gap. 9ette
Til fire @upernsren 100 Stemmer
for Senator, meoens ban fun tr9n.
ger 10 for at blipe paIgt.
Sg / en- Spcbeaser. 2ise peo
@rGnieifilet meIem 9eaole og Sanb
Co., men beIiesenoe / iibitn9pnte
peo SopeoIinien af Chicago &
9tortbpeltern 9anen, CT Ell M gp,
Ser fables SiIer, iprungen op miot
en- itor Spebeager tilberenbe Wr.
Sen5. gaa noele faa Tiger er Der
npiert to glepatorer, en- 9utifbpg.
hing, Goitfontor, ct Gar gGrfiteoer
o. I. b.
Bob Gpnntp Option. Se nsiag-
tIge Salgreiultater, Der benne 8ang
meget tent ~inbienoeS fra De forifiel.
liee Gountper, bier meget minore
Waioritet moo ben foreilaaeoe
Gourtp Option, enc Der ira fsrit al
hlep befienoteiort. S 16 Goirntper,
Bporira iuIoit9nbis l1nberretning
iorelig9er, er 9open blepen beieirei
meo Ell Maioritet al fun 81 Stem.
mer. Sra Here af Statens npere
Gountper bar man enonu life bort,
men @aioriteterne moo Goiintp Sp.
ton antages Der at bore megei
iterre.
9gman GpnntD ipm fsr. Ser Inf
febeS life beo oct iteofunone galg al
iaa Iaioritet for Ceiling al Spmal
gountp, og beler life lpffepes Def
for Ereibo at erobre Gountpieoet
tporior Sacoma forbliper iom bette
Gountps S~opeoitab. Sppe gaigbi'
~itrifter rlbaf 80 GAP Ereibo 100 ct.
% Sacoma 901. Sor 0eling al
Gountpet gapes Der i 81 galgoiitrif'
Ter 795 Stemmer for bette og 1890
inoo. Riis Sna Sutlep, 8anbioai
for Superintendent, bar ben eneite
0emofrat, iom blep pal9t inoer
Countpet.
Stur grp. IrS. gbiaips, Scr
meo fin Wano / 90 slar bar boei
baa en- Iiben Hanh peo Bear 2ooge,
peitenior @eae Sourfe, er pluoieliu
blepen en- %srunbrig 8pinbe peb al
arpe fin Srober Sugb &ois, Der M
liz bsbe | California, efterlobenoe fig
life minore emo Is Willioner Sol
lars. sf benne ltore Gum faar Den
efterlabte gnfe oct babe, og Reiter
0eleS me1em Nrs. Tbi0ips og benz
Ses TO Ssifenbe, Der iiges at DO
Canada. Get nar rent tilialoig, al
MrS. Ybilips fit pioe ON lin Bro
rers 300 os at Der oentebe benoc en-
arp.