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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04


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Gum flor MT til at beffe Sm~fpfninscr.
nc peb Snofalbclien at gibncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

gefrGitelie. StrGoberen: 0eres
Serre cr uof 6egpnOt at fomme pau
@euene, bans slffprer ituar 10 life
mar iaa ouarIiqt iom ti6Iigere.
Siencren: San itaur MI iun go6t,
at lea igien bar begpn6t at lame
ham Ecuqe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
@runbis aontrsl. Reitaura

@runois Gontrpl. Reitnurate.
rem: On bar iIiffet nf Suppen, Din
Gn9gt!
Spnarteren: Rei. ieg bar life.
4eitnurotsren: RGgt BET life!
Seq fan 10 ie. at Der er ii 5luer
miubre | ben END isr.
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~tauoinaoife abpotater. 9f3 Rem 0ort
2ife gIeg., RimeapoIis, Iinn-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Ip norif SpHnoeIie.

VT inSgribenoc getporirg for Ra.
Tfintefuifen ifriper "Seipsiger
Reicite Raftriften" - er en- df Sn-
eenisr Carl Rasulsien fro ariitia.
MIA giort Opftubelie, iom er epofe.
gisrerbe for belle 9dmpmafftt. og
Gurbiuipitemet. Sr. Rasmisien bar
opfunoet en- roterenoe &ruftnaTftne,
bporoeo Der opuaaes en- SorenfFing
% en- rdttoneIlere llorDttelie al
9raftmi6lerne. Wniftnen gisr 400
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uuitiaeSe Rrspc uogioroe ben faftiife
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bsieite er opnaaet 90 PCT. 9ette re-
~prpienterer aItioa en- ganife betpbeIig
geipareIie al auG og arSre Drifts
mioler. Waifiuer er ogiaa Iargt
mtnore emo De biSttl bruste. ina ga.
Observation-Disclosures filler fig
betpheIig Iauere. % tilige er Gle.
forbruget ca. 80 psf. ringere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
Naben R~orreiponoance.

GpsraamanI ira Ner'cner, fcn life rpsirer
fine slnbne til sfebaftieneu. btfpnres life.
Spsrsere bebes niintie fine Spsrgsuinul ! Ct
ilari % inoeliat Sproa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

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jes life biIoe babe ioIet for $50. en-
Sag, pa lea reiitc bort til min Iabo for
at arbeibe, bIeo Suuoen meb, % meoens
jee bar inoe / Sufet en- Stunb, to8 bans
Ssretarer fat pna Surbeu % orrbte
BEN. Gen babe insen Stabe eler 8ors
trGb 9iort. Seq baboe o9iaa SiceuIe
for BEN. Or ieg berettiqet til nu8en
Gritdtuing aS 2opeus @ei2
Spar: So, &c fan iasisse benz,
ium tus stpet at SunSeu, for bet gelpb,
iun De anier ben pGrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04

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dneritauif 9oreer ta9e reo fig en rnrif
Sa~ronuserfelc uben at MATTE betale
Sob baa ben Der / 2aubet. og bbis life,
bnor itor er Splben?
2. q. Tiger, at en- nmerifanif Sor9er
fan tnge meS fig inb / 2anbet @nrer for
800 ubeu at betale SoID. 9. tiger Get.
Shem bar Het?
2 uar: 1. Solben paa gipliuer er
As Gruccnt al @Grhien.
2. 9. bar Ret. Wan CT plietis til
at betale Splb af tulSplistige Eager, cit.
ten man brtnser mcb zig tibet eler me.
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-04
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Cssrsnttsiss og Forklaring

Ga. 10, 900 af be | glaoe % gpser alnrinoelisf
foreiGmmeube Treumeouro.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
BERTHE CLAICHE TO DE FREED
Release Coming fer Girl Who Muir
dsred Brutal Man.

Auburn, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Berthe
Claiche, chief figure in one of New
York city's recent notable murder
cases, convict in Auburn prison, had
her application for liberty favorably
acted upon by the prison parole board
Tuesday
Berthe Claiche was tried for the
shooting of Emile Gendron in New
York city on June 6, 1906. She was
convicted and sentenced to serve an
ipdeterminate term in the woman S
prison in this city. Much sympathy
was manifested for the young French
woman at the time of her trial, al
though the evidence showed the mur
der to have been a deliberate one
Her story that Gendron had forced her
to go upon the street and barter her
womanhood to support him secured for
her a large amount of consideration.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
CATHOLICS IN LONDON
THE WoRl DIS EUCHARIST CON.
GREss OPENED WITH SER
VICES TODAY.
United Press lltspatcl,

United Press lsispatcl,
London Sept. 9,--The most dis
tinguished assemblage of Catholic
clergy that London has seen in 900
years is here today for the opening of
the Eucharist Congress. This is the
nineteenth convention pf its kind held
under the direction of the church ot
Rome and promises to be the most i'm
portant. Westminster Cathedral will
be the scene of all the principal re-
ligious sessions. Cardinals from Italy,
France, the United States and other
countries are here and hundreds OF
bishops and distinguished clergymen
Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Bal.
timore will be one of the speakers and
he will be accorded unusual honors
by the British clergy.
Every Catholic churcA in the city
was crowded this morning at the pre-
liminary services. Church dignitaries
were Kissed wherever met by protest
ant radicals. The city authorities
have arranged guards to prevent any
demonstrations. In Saturdays pro
cession, $4,000 children from the Lon
don and provincial Catholic schools
will march past the archbishop OF
London's residence where dignitarles
will review them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
At WORK ON PRIMARY
THE HOUSE ADOPTS ITS MEAS
URE, BUT SENATE DEFERs
ACTION.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
Des Moines. Sept. 9.-The House
adopted the House primary bill this
morning SO to 21. Hambleton, of Ma
haska county was the only republi
can voting in the negative. The House
bill provides that no man who voted
in the primary of any other party last
June will be permitted to cast bal
lot in the republican senatorial pri
mary on Nov. 3, even though he swears
that he has become affiliated with the
republican party in the meantime.
Senate Takes Recess.
In the Senate the Senate primary
bill was debated all forenoon. Gill
land offered an amendment to prohib
1t all who voted at the last primary
for any other party from having q
ballot. This was adopted.
Saunders offered an amendment
making the affidavit read in sympathy
with the party instead of in genera
sympathy, which was adopted. Dun
ham then offered an amendment requil
ing that the vote on Senator be pasted
on to the regular BALLOT and not count
ed unless the regular BALLOT show:
votes for majority of the presiden
tial electors and majority of state
|officers. This was debated until noon
when the Senate adjourned to p, m
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
GREAT AERoPLANE FLIGHTS.
orville Wright Makes Two Best Ever
Seen in America.

Washington, Sept. 9.-At Fort Myer
Tuesday Oryille Wright made the two
greatest aeroplane flights ever made
publicly in this country when he re.
manned in the air for over IL min.
utes on his first flight and for nearly
eight minutes on his second flight
There was apparently no reason why
the flights could not have been OF
even greater duration. as the aviator
landed the first time because of the
approaching darkness. Throughout
both flights Mr.. Wright apparently
had the machine under perfect con
troll, rising at times to 60 feet and
making sharp turns.
1t was estimated that Mr.. Wright
covered 61a miles in the first flight
at an average speed Of S6 miles an
hour, and on the second fight ~
miles.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
'RUSTIA PLANNED DEATH
MRS. RICE PROMISED TO KILL
HIM AND HERSELF.
Woman Declares Her Nerve Failed
Bank Clerk Involved in the
Omaha Sensation.

Omaha, Neb., Sept rne cofonef's
Inquest into the death of DR.. Frederick
II. Rustin, whose tragic death at the
door of his home in this city has given
the police department one of the knot
tiest problems 1t ever undertook to
solve, developed several sensations
Tuesday. The first was the testimony
of Mrs. Abbie Rice, the woman who
was last known to be in DR.. Rustins
company on the night of his death.
She declared that for some time DR..
Rustin had been talking of committing
suicide, but that he wished to disguise
the act so as to protect his life insur-
ance for the benefit of his family.
After much importantly he induced
her to promise to kill him and then
take her own life. Arrangements to
this end were made for Friday night,
August rs, but her nerve failed. On
Tuesday night following. Dr. Rustin
pointed out to her on the street car
man who, he said, had promised to
do the deed, saying that 1t would be
done that night. a. "
Later she identified Charles r.
Davis, a clerk in local bank and a
member of a prominent family, as the
man referred to by Dr. Rustin.
Davis was placed on the stand and
testified that he attempted to COM
nit suicide on the night In question by
taking drugs furnished him by DR..
Rustin, but denied that he promised
20 kill the doctor or that he had any
thing to do with the latter's death. He
said the drugs taken made him sick,
thus saving his life. He gave no spe-
cial reason for wishing to end his
life, except that he had no desire to
live. He said he had made previous
attempts at suicide. Davis has not
been arrested
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
TAFT WILL TOUR COUNTRY
DEMONSTRATES HIS ABILITY AS
A cAMPAiGNER.
In Day Of speechmaking Through
Ohio, He Becomes the Ageres-
sor in the Contest.

Cincinnati, Sept 9.-That William
Fl. Taft will make complete and ex-
tensive tour in the United States be-
fore the November election, may be
announced as the personal determina-
tion of the candidate. He will rely on
the record made by himself Tuesday
as proof complete of his ability to
make good in campaign of travel.
Besides the physical capacity Of
speaking from north to south through
the state of Ohio Mr.. Taft made HIM
self the aggressor in the political fight.
He said in his first and principal
speech of the day. at Sandusky, that
If elected president, he would devote
his best energies to constructive rec
concentrations to congress for legisla-
tion which would slinch the Roosevelt
policies of business honesty. At the
same time he made it clear not only
that the regulation by the government
Of interstate business should be sound
in legal principle, but that the inter-
probation and enforcement of the law
should be both clear and speedy, to
the end that legitimate aggregations
of capital should not be prevented or
discouraged, and that confidence in
the commercial stability of the coun-
try should be on the firmest possible
basis. Mr. Taft also pledged himself
to further the policy of government
supervision Of the issue Of stocks and
bonds of interstate railways.
Later in the day he declared the Re
publican party to have made the best
record in labor legislation during the
past seven years of all previous rec.
ords since Washington's time. Still
later, In his flying trip through the
state, the candidate declared with
great emphasis that Mr.. Bryan and
the Democratic party were responsible
for at least two years of fighting in
the Philippines, which would have
been unnecessary in the absence OF
opposition in this country.
The personal demonstration of Mr.
Taft as a canypaigner, and the eyi
dence given by the people of his own
state of their Endorsement of his
presidential aspirations, during his
trip from Sandusky to his home city
added to the positive announcements
he made in his numerous speeches
constituted an important epoch in the
Republican campaign.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Commander Of Famous Brigade Now in
Reunion in osk1Ioosa.
WELCOME BOYS in BLUE.

1t was in the early sixties,
In our country's dire distress,
When the @Boys in Blue" went march
ing
A rebellion to suppress.
And to save this glorious country,
This great and grand array,
Gave they their youthful life-blood
In many bloody fray.
There was many an awful conflict
Many a battle pro and con-
Many cloud OF gloom and sorrow
Fer was seen the break of dawn.
Some died ON the field of battle
Fighting 'gainst brother hand to
hand
Fighting with their very last breath
Fighting to save their native land.
Those who live to tell the story
OF that conflict, CHASTITY grand.
Here we welcome to our city,
Welcome with gladdened hand
When the camp res are burning
brightly
With embers all aglow,
we small lAobSH " lucsp uidu'd
You enacted long ago.
We are pleased to-see- you with, us,
Once again, perhaps the last.
And to hear your "reminiscences
OF that dark and bloody mast
And we pray that God srnay spsife You
Yet many spring and fall,
Spare you to repeat that story,
How you served your country's call
Crocker Boys we bid you welcome
To our city, one and all
You it were who saved this nation
When you served your country's call
Bid you welcome to our city
For we know your hearts are true,
Bid you welcome to the campfire,
Welcome boys who wore the blue.
by DR.. H. L. Stoaks
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
CONDUCTOR BADLY HURT.
Part of Foot Crushed, Necessitatinc
Amputation.

Frank A. Roberts. freight conduc
tor in the employ of the Iowa Central
Railway, was painfully injured at Oh
lie on the eastern division last even
ing. The mishap has resulted in lnt
loss of a portion of the left foot.
The man was brought Immediately
to this city and was taken to the oska
loosa Hospital, where the amputatior
of a part of the foot was found to bc
necessary. All of the great toe and /
small part of the foot back of the too
was taken off, as was also the QUITE
Joint of three smaller toes. The mai
had been torn from the little toe. bu
the bone had not been crushed ans
the toe was saved.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
wELL.kNoWN ALASKAN DEAD.
Or. cabeIl Whitehead Is Drowned u
a Peculiar Way.

Seattle, Wash. Sept. 9.-Dr. Cabell
Whitehead, general manager of the
Seward Peninsula railroad in Alaska,
is dead in Nome, as the result OF an
accident. The car in which DIR,
Whitehead was riding was overturned
and he fell into shallow pool Of wa
ter. While the depth of the water
was only two feet, his head was held
under the surface for two minutes and
his lungs partly filled with sand. He
was one of the best.kpown men In
Alaska
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Ohio Minister Is Jailed.

Richmond. Va, Sept. s.-Rev. Leon
ard w. Snyder of Norwood, o., was ar
raigned in the police court here Tues
day, fined SIS and sent to Jail for siS
months on charge OF disorderly con
duct following police investigation
at the instance OF parents of Richmond
children. He pleaded guilty
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Burned to Death in Sleeper.

Staples, Mimi, Sept. "a Northern
Pacific sleeping car in the yards here
caught fire early Tuesday and Mrs.
Joseph Pitts of Lisbon, N. D., was
burned to death, All others escaped
from the car The train had been
made up for Duluth, but crew was
not in charge at the time. The origin
Of the fire is not known.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
REPUBLICANS IN
STATE CONVENTION
ASSEMBLED TO NOMINATE CAN.
DiDATE FOR JUDGE.
TO SUCCEED LATE c. A. BIsHop
All Counties Are Represented Except
one-Eulogistic Resolutions are
Passed For Judge and
Senator Allison.

Des Moines, Sept. 9.--At 400 o'clocl
this afternoon no selection for Judg'
had been made by the Republican
State Convention.
The First Ballot.
The first ballot showed the strength
of the candidates as follows: Robert.
175, Evans 241h, Healy 1881, Mc
Henry, 76, Coyle SIS, Hobson 1876
Green 124, Berry l13, Gaynor, So.
Second Ballot.
Evans 265H, Roberts ISL, Coyle SO
McHenry 66, Healy 1171a, Hobson 1876
Berry 12S, Gaynor liz.
I Convention Organization.
The convention was called to order
by Chairman FRANKIE and the invoca.
tion offered by Rev. Magill. Chairman
lClark's address was devoted to an eu.
| logy of Judge G. A. Bishop and Sen
ator w. b. Allison, and q review OF
the relations between courts and the
people. Joe R. Lane of Davenport was
permanent chairman. Jas. Wilson OF
ICenterville and Chas. Brady of lie.
mars, secretaries.
When the convention called for the
credentials report il was found that
all counties were represented except
Jackson. There were no contesting
delegations. When the committee on
permanent organization reported Lane
was given an ovation. He made no
lspeech.
The resolutions were read by Thos.
A. Cheshire of Polk County.
The Resolutions.
con the 9th day of July, A. d. 1908
Charles A. Bishop, associate justice
of the supreme court of Iowa, was sud
denly stricken with death, while at
tending tae annual meeting of ths
state bar association IN she cisy 3
Waterloo; and this convention hayini
been called to place in nomination ;
republican candidate, to fill the va
cancy thus created, and it being pro
per that we should take official no
tice and make suitable mention of al
event which came without warning
and which so shocked the people oi
the state of Iowa; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Judge
Charles A. Bishop, the state has lost
an able, conscientious and impartla
Judge, his bereaved family an affec
tionate husband and kind father ano
his thousands of acquaintances in the
state an earnest and true friend.
Although this convention is conyen.
ed for single purpose, the nomi-
nation of supreme Judge, the repub'
licans of Iowa are not willing that the
occasion of their first convocation af'
ter the great loss which the party, the
state, and the nation sustained in the
recent death of Iowa's senior senator,
shall pass without putting on record
statement of their appreciation OF
the past record of Senator Allison and
consciousness of the loss which they
have sustained.
For a round half century he has
occupied a position in the councils OF
this nation, which has been the most
prominent factor in bringing this state
into the first rank in importance and
Union, and the achievements he
wrought for his state and nation are a
rich legacy that shall remain as a
monument to his great life, his exalt.
ed character and his invaluable ser
vices for the public good. For his
death the people of Iowa feel the most
profound sorrow"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Elsnt CANNOT vlalt Java.

Washington, Sept 9--The navy
department has been obliged to de.
cline with regret an invitation extend
ed by the Netherlands government to
have the battleship feet make visit
to Landjong Prick, Java. on the way
10 Manila. The department is anxious
70 get tho feet to Manila in good time
tor the target practice season.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Missing lawyer Heard From.

Chicago, Sept, 9.-Mrs. Faneull d.
s. Bethune, wife of the young attor-
ney who disappeared from his home,
"a Pine street, New York, August 23.
was called to the telephone in Chi.
cago by her husband, who said he was
in Buffalo and would be home soon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Sixth District Caucus.

The Sixth district caucus was organ
lied with Judge X. E. Wilcoxson chair
man and A. p. Haines of Grinnell sec
retary. Ed Brande of Poweshiek coun'
ty made a member of the convention
credentials committee, ]. c. Mabry OF
Monroe, of resolutions, and Chas. "
Hoffman of Mahaska county, perma
lnent organization.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Fireman Fatally Injured.

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept 9.-August Batz
was fatally injured and Harry Heck
man seriously hurt Tuesday night at a
fire at Il. b. Macabee Paint company's
store on puquesne Way. Both men
are flremen.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
Russian Newspapers Fined.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 9.-The news
papers Rech and St Petersburg Eel
tung have been fined $1,000 for pub
fishing articles critcising the policies
OF NJ schwartz. the new minister OF
education.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
dead LOCK ON
IN LEGISLATURE
LITTLE CHANGE IN VOTE AT THE
JOINT SESSION TODAY.
NO HOPE FOR A COMPROMISE.
Governor cummins Gains Two Votes
by The Return Of His Friends
Congressman Smith
Gains Four.

Des Moines, Sept 9.--In the joint
meeting at noon the vote on senator
was unchanged, except with the adai-
ton of Wilson, of Tama, and Holmes.
of Kossuth, for Cummins, giving hin
sc.
All democrats voted for Porter.
Congressman w. /. Smith received 20.
which was four more than yesterday.
All other votes were scattered.
Smith, of Mitchell, nominated Cum-
Minis and GilliIand nominated Con-
gressman Smith.
There now seems absolutely no
chance for a compromise and the
deadlock will continue until the demo-
Gratis vote Tor adjournment.
No Adjournment Now.
In the House session this morning
Senator OIL, Of Jasper county, intro
duced a resolution to adjourn ON FRI
day, Sept IL, to November g. BY a
vote of 61 to 80 the House gave 1t i'm
mediate consideration.
Miller, of Bremen, offered subst1-
tute to adjourn on Friday sine die.
Miller's substitute was defeated 80 10
53 Swift, of Shelby, offered an
amendment, which amounted to the
same thing as Miller's resolution.
which was also defeated by a vote CT
AZ to 81.
On motion of Harding the 0ffil reso-
luton was changed 10 November IL
and ON motion of Moore. of Linn, a
clause saying Ito meet again without
expense to the state" was adopted
viva voce The Offl resolution was
then defeated by vote Of rs to az.
The Vote Yesterday.
Forty-two republicans in the Iowa
Legislature yesterday prevented the
election of Governor Albert b. Cum
|mias as United States senator and last
Ihfght ueclafed mat they Would eolseifI-
ue their effective opposition to him in
the joint session of the senate and
house today at noon when they meet
again to ballot on senator. OF the
1909 republicans in both houses the
governor mustered sixty-seven. Sew
enty-nine votes are necessary to elect,
The vote in detail was as follows:
For cummins.
Senators Allen, Bruce, Burgess,
Clark, Dowell, Eckles, Ericsson, Hop
kins, Hughes, Kimmel, Kline, Mates,
Maytag, Newberry, Peterson, Saunders,
Smith of Mitchell, Turner, Warren.
Wilson of Fayette, Young.-21.
Representatives Anderson Arney Bas
com, Blackmore, Bonwell, Conn, Corrie
Darrah, Doran, Drury Feely, Felt.
Fem, Flugum, Grier, Hacker, Hanson,
Harvey, Hume, Jewell. Jones, Kelley,
Lee. Lister Lowrey, Mabne, Marston.
Mason, Mercer, Meredith. Morris, Shat
fer, Smith, Stillman, Stoltenberg, Sui
liyan, Teter, Van Houten, Webster,
Weeks, Welden, White, Youde, Speak
er Kendall.-44.
Total 65.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
American suicides in Peru.

Lima. Peru, Sept. 9.--Lawrence Ber-
trand Davis. an american, committed
suicide here Mcnday evening by shoot
ing with revolver.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
For Porter.

Senators DeArmand, DeWolf, Foley,
Frudden, Jameson of Page, Lambert.
McManus, Moon, Smith of Des Moines,
Stirton, Taylor, Wade, Whiting, Wilson
Clinton-14.
Representatives Baird, Balluff.
Bauman, Calkins, Clarke. Clary, Cott-
rell, DeMars, Dodds, Earle, Feay, Gen
|eva, Heles, Kendall, Koontz, Kull Nc
Donald, Miller of Bremen, Miller of
Dubuque, Pierce, Price, Reitz, Schoen-
enberger, Schroeder, Schultz, Sidey,
Sparks, Springer, Stewart, Swift,
Wolfe,-31
Total-45.
For w. I. Smith.
Senators Dunham, .Elerick, Gililland,
JONES'
Representatives Brandes, Cassady,
Dewell, Dow, Dunn. Dye of Decatur,
Dye of Pottawattamie, Elliott, Green
wood, Hanna. kellogg. Sheldon--12.
Total-16.
For J. r. Lane.
Senators Jamison of Clarke, Nichols,
lStuckslager, Whipple-4.
Representative Moore-1.
Total--5.
For Other Republicans.
For A. B. Funk-Representa All
red, Harding, Inman, Paul--4.
For F. ID. Jackson-Senators Bleak
ly, MoKlveen, Stookey--3.
For ]. f .Lacey-Represent
Hambleton. Offil--2
For w. P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mann. Nix--2.
For George ID. Perkins-Senator
jackson, Representative McElrath--2.
For William L.arrabee-Senator Gale
Representatve Reaney--2.
For Warren Garst-Senator Seeley--
II.
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