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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
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ben aui gum oyobsn6sn 0immtl. ais
polisH it Hpdl msbt 3raufiqss GER
ilnosn. Die aaH3f N0iur battle tor
Gtttbsilfi0 anltifau unD iaaa MN tot
IooNHliep. IN otien 9alo ipl0miibiQ
suside. baIo iroBi9 auiltensaoe Diflo
bic @tidopfs uno Bfldn5n 3gsieih
siniimmien.
DIE unruhf unb pas Ioben Der
elsmtnif itisn ih audi aui bic 8e
ipobner zines Ndiiliten Nebnb0aisa
rerpilansi 8u babta. oenn BIN unD
ipisotT maroe iroB oes brouisuosn
@iurmpiuots. cine htllt sornile
@tlmme laai. Damn ihattelitr bic
uralien Gihen. iOel6t Qleim rleienbdi
ten Wahlstn an ber brti.ta Mnfiabrt
he's Qcriales nanetu. unmitgtR
raaihcho ihrs 6dupifr unb nti0im Fh
tisfer berab init moBHenocm dinstr at
etn bic brniittlheibfn podfuo.
Sect lleb iid oua Gin tisits. e5u5es
Gradn borsu. Die mahiiae Viotlt
ipuros at0iintt. mo fir tinfu gustu
bid eridatu pic ~hahneabaiif. !rditiae
Dtitnli zines Nianne meltsr mia baf
TEN @riiie einen ttpa ohti6bgi4tu.
1tmddiia asbaulen 9un5ta uor NuD
hstihob. 8titblsue rlsf at ihm sa.
-Egiey oroabtn bieleH Da ileafn. Tn
fotsaey 9arihe. BITS Du eiudeithfn
h1lt. ME unarlid nu itieagr t,nmal
esstn Die Wluiieg ipafit WY Du Mot
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lis, eeNtn %iberaroBe ftbgmH alau.
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erud gu ibm aaiihauttp. LEI ION BIZ,
ltbisn @oris tn mi.osrrm zone hinsa.
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nr nuo goa otn Nuabtu oihisr alau,
bic NsUley ibn 10 DOT BEN Nnprail
nss Ninoss ihabsue
@apib bate fem auigg Weii i'm.
noh eth igeuHolih erm6bnmtta 90or.
auf BIC 3unat aeltai. mtlfts ibm oc,
Nss 5u itatS amets ntfs as0ahnt
bate. Dab 90 trsgnls das ogm 3n.
rrrn ots 0auits eieitgbe Gimme
ipelds iati pogpeg il itati uuo Safuil
9%silunRtn. ov uHB ater ide Un0 eth.
ft~rntittluo csu 8amtu jhtts @a;itr
ri. aaira lpanolg Hh ottI1r uoa atn
Huabtp at
rSh bcifs. 0n l6fi aih nice, lara,
iNrisn ienn iggH Du m4h lenntr
isrnsa". riti sy INN aeh iari su. nu.
bic 1hgg 'tlot mi Hrsm tcuatiatr
AHpgaa. QtompihaH pftkit etr aua.
be ois itmaltn a9ttFAttisn 0anc.
esetn BIC &yuit um PAS euiIejasue.
iitfs S5iatRa 3u unisr5saseu Ne.
flthtnN Ausorat fence &usspgaaye,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
MiIwaatee. eonntae, 81. ettOber.

II e aud niht Oft Der llnglaubs, Der
BON eiEem beheren StHisits, elmer 8rr-
9eltEAg Hl9ts piHsn min, unO nit
Dem sebeHsmos 4lss far aus. IL.
oerloren srllaEtl Urine 91enThenl Ga,
Q LANCE lie in Rsihtbum nn0 in Sen
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uHo re fliebeH zen gsoaassn an ben
LOB, ME Elm peitbau6, maiden pislz
ls'9t slnsn nsitu umnss en- Girhz
boz D0rbei n 4les. glles. nur ni6t
Sisrbenl Aber bus Stiin6lein idl6st
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
0as FranFc Kis,S.

Die Geseno lag 10 be1s.
Die Some i6ien io marin,
IS fonut iih auf Ter 5dnege
Sin 8.RoIsiR trant uno arm.
@spust gum SoHntdg 6sute
3leb'n Fe mas 5bal sntlane.
Sas &ino 9rIBt aus geute.
Gof gliemanO l1gt ibm 8ant.
@isl Sinner iauhssn fsrne.
So id0H it's auF nsr 8elt;
Gs giEs ipa5iersn serus.
Doa mitos itur5ts I'M 6slo.
.@h @ater. liebe Butter
6elit mir in msiner 9othi@
IN armies 8in0. Die ruben.
"a uuierm @rais toOt!
llno 10 i'm 5el0 aneine
0ds trants Slim Elm blie6:
6ra8i teiner. tpas es reins.
Dat jsosr isins MIR lies.
Die @bereslodsn iianasH
Sdcn ourn BE title 0els.
Die Gnssi @0tiss ianssn
limb slnsen Hbtr's Sen.
llnb ais Die 8a6i a%ssommsn,
4les Oas 8iro BeriieB.
Se haben's miiesnommer;
Bun ipielt's i'm 8draoigs.
Sci. Orb. 3. Gi4taoc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
6eccnFet Scr pSrTtSrbenem
Gltern.

MeHn i6r. meme liebtn ainosr,
nod Batter unO Wiutter bGbt. 0 10 DAM
iet BOD @oti pm Qau5sm 6tr5en fir
ods uaausipreAli9 srobs Slid. ods
eu6 oor u~n3dblisen Nn0ereu reiniez
ben It'll 9HeHn ibr aber bereits S1ter
Deer Niutter o0er ale bei0s aui Dem
@otiesadey 6abt, 10 geoeuiet ibrer san3
.beiOnoers an 4asrfeelentage in Troms
mem 0ebete. Unfamiliar 1T tin &ino,
ods ieiner De%rtorbenen Gltsrn nergtBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
snerg,st.eI.

Die Qiiae lit Die 1o6tsr Der Isiss
telt. Der e~traiae ourd eiHe GHse ers
iielt f5iidtias @spiRH 1T daenai un-
caollh tlsiHer als osr Ftere uno Odus
ernoa &erluit an SeibiiahtuHa; 0absr
eth 9Isrer nitt nIr feige. ioHoern
aah dibern ils. inotn TT sines per
mtialliAeH unbeagaisHoen @|0rtheils
lcsssu iIh Iel6'i osn gy0Bpa uHO
l-ersmpiin0lihlien Sndcsn 3ufaei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
almi Sem srieSbsfs.

Mm Masrfeslentase
SD ouf Dem airGaOf iiun0,
SIN Aues peint Die 8lass,
0ebete iprint Der Wiuno.
90 Iieaen lie bic 2ieben
81 filter tibler Gruft;
ST bin 3uriidsebIisbeH.
BIS 0Ott aud mid emit rait.
lHo belle asr3sn 3iinoen
Mir an fir lire Rotb;
Die SrauerfrdE3e iinoen:
Qieb' lfirbt nidt NIT Dem 3oO.
linb 5Difhtn esi6enltsinn
Sd trourig InnsHo mai
Nrgab bic 2iebe teiHsn
Der itiasn S6ldfsr au2
Wanh W1armortrsu3 INIT 8runten
Sin 8%Iumeniran3 umilidt
Daneben eiHeeiunien
Sin @rab obH' aran5 uHo Gldi.
Gs nsnni tsiH Siein ben 0ameH
Wsr Der 8srnorb'ne mar.
uno feline Better iamen,
CT 1T Dersehen gar.
"a ordngt e MID su inian
I'm oieiss 6iiaels 8dno.
Sin gihtleiu Iisb ih alihtH.
Die 5anb Elm ardn3lsin baHo
30 kat e ruf bic Stoae.
Gpra6 Gin @sbet oa5u.
.yarmbsr3'gsr 0aisr mole
Der Ssels asbsn 8ub'l"
To mars ais rouifien Tliosl
I'm mid ON Brabsarauo.
4ls Itredte aus bem 6iigsl
Sid oantbar cine 6nno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
NlsraenIisS

@is6s oUi. lar ls5sn Giuotrlsini
Ter Mergsafern nit helism Shein
SaBi frei it5l ieb'n gleihp5e elm 9el0
uno ltlhie. in SIC gauge Gsli.
Ssi uillommsa. bu litber 2aal
&or Dir Bic 0aht niht b!eibsn mag.
Stgtt max in uni re Ser5tn fgin
4lii oeiutm solo'neH 6immeisia eiu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
etnnhtt N%slrnrnhlit.

Sis -Sears 1ir Tsint Qis ss
.ssnsrnnssu. lifssF Better. Oh usisi.
aab If rnsire uro riti Asirs.sn
pfA a- aatvpsnussu lid. aser IN,
irsaHa ntu u Tir immgy a.si5l.
Ct .A2. Darn - satsr Trsuna.
Jams u IiE nI1t suaasis Ilssl
sanssaf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

gGs i'm Satisl uuo rem isurissr
2biers bic 5porin In Die NeidsH bob.
rsro oriHst sr Dorwaris in Die ltur-
miide Qahi biHaus.
Din uao piessr 9ri6i 6ss WloHoss
giti oarh bic iauauen Woltsnmai 2
isE. nag matt istntn 4ss erbelsHc.
UeipsnItigs ls5ei isisen rieienbdft
Dom er06ooeH ouf uno itelen iih Ibm
bro9gn0 tn zen Wsl. Sdeu ssmaht
0urt eas unbeim.ifs 0ebiloe. iault
oas tols 96itr ME Dor 5urisH &C.
psiiiAs oabin.
SdoH or0bnen 5is oumpien Sdlaae
scr nabsn Staots6r. rslds Die Dit
tsrnattituncs o%erliHoen. 0ure bic
quit. oa sn0lih 1T orr airfbof ct
rsihi. Bon Der ~uuae6turen anitrsH=
guHl iaut BAG 8lui in isine Shlaien.
isine 4uesn Gmfioreno. sid gsnaltz
iam be6srrifsR0. rsitst Ct ndber. I'm
U5tr bic Hiebrias 9iydboismauer nab
rem ara6sn aus3uipd3en.
8oa GntIsben uno @raueR geI6Ht-
tell. prallt er 3urad. itisren 9lidss gu
oea 6rdbern biau6srihaaeno. 3pis
ibsn ,eaeu ifaiien5afis Ositaltsn in
psiBen. pelenreu 0eneben siHbsr-
iAmt6sn. aleirs bidHlife Jidmmdsn
1li9sn I6er loren 6aaptern. eiuen ge-
ipsnitiasn SfsiH un flo Derbrsiieno.
aalist 56fpeiB tritt auf isine Stiru.
,IH i Elm Wiloer 1raum ieiner en-
rs9ien 8hlntafe. lit Is Wirtlihleit2
5fattsu6oit i6 re6sH neiBs Rebel
ihleier gpiidlen BEN @rdbern Odbin;
sie Screen auf oen @rdberu Dsrglims
men. Der malddli6e Batter ipringt.
balb T~nn.os Dor Ansit um BEN &lsis
aen. oom pisro uno Gilt 3piidsa oeu
@rdbtm cabin our Rabeidite ieiHsr
3rau. I'm zen entbldtierten Roicns
iiraun uno um Die 3%rauerlpeioeE tals
len it idrlsr bic ]ie6fl. Iu r. nod
elm Sdritt. unb NIT 3brdnen i'm huge
fs6t e ittr Giuo. eingei6laisa oor
Jidiiia.sii NIT fielsrllabenoen Bans
ssn un0 rodeIncsiH Atbem i'm talt-
ieadt3n Gyait ausesitredt ue6sn BEN
Ara3e 0tr Ntatter.
1ief eyihIiiert lHet FER Batter ne
ZEN otm Grsu3e uieotr uno reiBt zen
aHabn in iejrs Arms. Glr Elm fun
sues e,sl05nib not an bic @erllGrte.
uno er Gilt NIT ilie6enoem 5hritie
oaDcn. fieiai NIT ieiner Goit 3u Yftr-
oe. uuo tort asbt abermals BET piloe
Riit nab baait.
adit uno bart si6t ser Batter oort
feline 8eie6le
Gin Nr5.i"
IN briugt ben 9no6en ielbh 8l
3ftil ii itltit piI baden. sr Telbft
nil rinatn nit oem Gooe. oet lein
9ino ttpro6t. Ntsr du6 fir ibu in
s 3u pieI rss s3aauri1sn. 3u pisl otr
geloineas5ine ssueisn. ras Il bsuts
grltbi.
Woderlaus ihrebtsn Batter unn
2ino IN 0ooes Wiabr. Mas Der Batter
n proeH INSTRUMENTATION hinaus
itgis. oos orar1 0er ianaen 5rdu tieT
So Screen. nit EntisBen TAB lie 0as
tlntttl coe is it.bit oNh ialitt ge
oann1u9 oa Shines psrihuleet bate.
Hui ben Auissu ilehie ie uu Reituna
'tno 3t,obis. oem anotsH aus alien
Nseilsn be MATTER 81 srieten.
f luurof tghori. Nener Macriet
erlal lrdr eg Nenotpuuet QGporoeu
IL N.-.-n - -ln.e nana-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
eein lester gpiae.

9riutigam: sd piinihe a!fo,
odB mir uniere 6oh3eitsrelis mad Der
Shpei8 MAIDEN, uns BORT etua Diers
sehu Sd1e aufbalten. Damn rad
0auis 5uridtebreH uHo nab bier
0ohen pieoer berreiienl~
WfIttsr Der graut: .Dein BrGatiz
gam riQ uher bell"
graut Qeiis): .2dB i'm bod, Neas
ma. IS 1T ia Iein IeBter - Wiae!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
@aris, 6rass, Gisssr.
Du1unrtlfiTrbes
gosbaft.

.9isr3sbn Gage parsn sic an ser
See"
nsSa. uH0 ieoer 5da Sat mid UNI
Elm babies Sdbr periiingf!~
.4h!2 ga. parum iino sic benin
Dunn nitt nod sinige Wohsn gebIies
beu2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
2snc6[

D1t . fommt's Dor nit Sad bereint;
Dill u IS wobl I'M @a[o eriheint,
Ullt " iBt's germ Oas brape Rno,
Dit y iolst's leiHem perm gsihwino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

anu. III biE SIR ni1t lies. De
Tar. tn aabe oir acn ssvg Tiis Bone
tens w~itcearctti@
Ter ist ihriae Cstar: M6et
Iantg rs2eH osn palr 9oHbcns lam
ID ait bod niti slei6 9~iraihsnl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
N6tbiel GGe
9ononpnn

einlt 500 i'd in ons heiI'ge 9ano,
AHh mar i'd ais @epiht bsfannt.
SeBt nImmt Der SetmauH mid 3ur 6an6,
uno pero' pom aIempner i1 psruanot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
gloSern.

Ser: .Wis. msia Frdulein. iehs
Sabre iino Sic iton Derloeti Oas
muB ia furhtblr lan1ipeili1 ieinl"
driuIsin: q mol sSa bab' bod
nift INNER elm un0 0enielben grdus
tisam Gsbattl~
umihrieben.
8evmittIsr: sd bate fir Nbr
frdulsin 5otter einen 6srrn. BAT
sran3isiauleuo 9art SdalOsn, Elm
ritiiser aaoalier.4
ma. oa m0ht i'd bod Iis5er ein.H,
oer stipas nenlasr - 3apalier if.@
Sit: Sans, has 4lapier oeniiot
mir niht mebr. I'D m06ie aud Elm
StseihiHiirumeni lerngn.4 gr:
sd tenus sins. bas rid fir Trauen
bsioHosrs sieHst: Tas guttsrmshsr.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
25ud6 ST. ~6enquc5raf

25u6 a6enqitc5raf
A A e. Z
IL Ii IL l
l n n r.
r. L I Il
Die 9u3ftabeu in Dcrite5enber 6iaur
lino Osrart su orousn. OaB DE bier iuaaes
rehten HeIbsn eleidlautsRo nit ben DIer
ienirsdisn lino unO B0rter BON folaenoer
S%soeaiung agsbtn: l. 8ogel. 2. W9uiifz
liad, J. a.er Stano. 4. 6ausgsrdtb.
SIR Aail6iuHs Der obissn Rltsist
foIsenOsr Brsls aussssst;
Sin Columbia RalsnSsr.
Bel Osr9uslooiuns oes Breiie3 tominen
Rur ioIns Beuerber, Die ale orsi Jtitbis[
rlhtIa gsloit uno Die AufE6iunaen bis ,um
g.. ylou. 1909 anJa g.6t pa5s1. in bss
tyahl.
AalOlHna lss RitIi.I in 10. 40.
Der 6srbit.
2.
Wlarie, 6rase. Gisgsr.
3
8ahiteIje, Grsmit, Eurneesi, GIeonore,
llrIaub. giubier, Diana.
8steuno Nrbette.
8ihtiee g6iunssn srbalteu bon: Reb.
8erRarOin ShmiB. Q. Steinmsber. Chm.
Surti, Sos. SdreibaHs, Dlarie @sbbart,
GuHa Shmib.
Den 9ysis srbisIt: Chm. garfi.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
KEARNS ORGAN IS
EATING OWN WORDS
EuIOgized Hewlett as Best Man
in Council, but Now
Abuses Him.
EVEN MULVEY FORGIVEN
FORMERLY DEPICTED AS BAD,
BUT NOW PERSONA GRATA.

The Tribune's recent attack on Frank ].
Hewlett, Republican candidate for the
city council from the First precinct, has
come back in the form of another dish
of crow which that organ CT bigotry
and hatred is trying to digest while re
cruits 10 the Hewlett ranks for the eoun-
Gil are coming every day. In its latest
attack on Hewlett, the Tribune said;
Frank ]. Hewlett was one of the sold
eight that blocked Ezra Thompson for the
two years prior to the Morris adminiStra-
ton. He is a professional Obstructionist
And if he should get into the council
again, Hewlett would cause more trouble
for Mayor Bransford than any man that
has been nominated by the mossbacks for
the council this year."
The day this appeared in the Tribune,
former Mayor Ezra Thompson sent a
communication to the Tribune which 1t
failed to publish and which, incidentally,
will never appear in the columns OF that
paper. Mr.. ThOmpson's letter. after quot
| ing the Tribunes attack on Mr.. Hewlett
said:
THE above article from the Tribune is
| incorrect and is unjust to Frank J. Hew-
| lett. Mr.. Hewlett was elected as Re-
publican, and during the time he was III
the city council never voted as one OF the
| eight obstructiOnists referred TO in the
above article, but was one of the seven
! who helped me through my administra-
/ ton as a Republican. / believe, in justice
| TO Mr.. Hewlett, this explanation should
| be given at this time. Respectfully,
EZRA THOMPSON.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
OFFICIAL BALLOT
IS NOW COMPLETE
American Party Schemers Get
Frightened and Abandon
NefariOuS Plot.

The official ballot has been completed
by City Recorder ]. B. Moreton, and will
now be advertised before the election of
next Tuesday. All of the candidates
named by the several parties are on the
fearing the effect of following the orig
iral plan of wiping many of the conn
cilmanic candidates from the slate. This
was the purpose of ]. Z. Darmer, city
chairman, and others of the inner circle,
and they waited until the last minute
before putting their scheme into effect.
1t was B. S. Rives, the American party
candidate for recorder, who was to be
used as the wedge to force Recorder j.
3. MOTetOn to leave the names off the
ballot entirely.
Owing to the rumble of men who de-
sire fair play, both in and out Of the
American party, which would have made
more certain the defeat of the plunderers,
this plan was finally given up at meet
ing of party leaders and candidates held
in the office of City Attorney H. ]. Din
iDny Tuesday afternoon. There were
some of the candidates who took a de-
cided stand against the scheme and it
was finally given up.
The names in some cases were techni-
cally wrong in one or two particulars,
and the plan was to have the city re-
eOrder leave the names off and then force
| the candidates to bring mandamus pro-
| ceedings in the courts to force him TO
have them placed on the ballot. In car
/ rying out this scheme the recorders Of
| flee waited until the last minute TO take
| the matter before the city attorney and
get his opinion on the matter. 1t weni
/ all right up 10 that point, but they be-
| gan to hear protests and the scheme was
stopped.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
.ATTEMP TED FRAUD
WOULD NOT WORK
Theatrical People Refuse to
Help American Party Work
er Break Law.

Come and register, anyway. We Will
get somebody to vote for you," is the
statement made last Tuesday by an
American party worker to Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Hamilton, who are playing at
the Orpheum theatre this week in AT
the Country Club"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton engaged room
81 at the Orpheum hotel on their ar
rival in Salt Lake last week They
never lived in Salt Lake, and when the
American party worker raped at their
door last Tuesday morning, Mr.. Hamil-
ton explained that they were theatrical
people and here only for a week.
This political game out here must
have Tammany beaten a city block, "
said Mr.. Hamilton last night, In relat-
ing the incident.
eve were awakened at about o'clock
by a rap at the door. and our caller
waited urSl I could partly dress. When
7 opened the door he asked if | was Mr..
Martini 1 explained who we were, and
he asked - to come and register any
way" said Mr.. Hamilton.
Il am not a resident" ! said.
"sWeIl come and register, anyway.
have a carriage out here in front of the
hotel and will take you over to the reg
sistry agent and bring you back again,
said the worker. We can get somebody
to vote for you all right but We want
you TO register.
Mr.. Hamilton said the American par
tv worker also went TO the room of Mr.
Lee. a member of the Arlington quar-
tet. and requested him to come and reg
lister. after he had been told that Mr.
Lee was not a resident of Utah, ano
only in Salt Lake for the week.
II don't know how many voters the
energetic politicians registered from
the Orpheum hotel, but they carried of
several hackloads while / was watch
ing" said Mr. Hamilton
There is no Mr.. Martin registered
at the Orpheum hotel, and the fraud at
tempted by the American party WORKER
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pledges, and will not make any. III
elected, I will do the utmost of my abil-
ity to serve every man fairly and hon
Orably-every man, woman and child.
viii Enforce Laws.
Yesterday 1 was waited upon by
several men who wanted to know where
1 stood in regard TO prohibition. And
told them that l thought every man and
woman was a law unto themselves. If
they wanted prohibition, / told them,
they. should not favor any man who
sells liquor. If elected mayor, l told
them, and the ordinance called for the
closing of saloons at II o'clock at night,
l would see that every saloon closed at
II O'Clock, not 1890 or / o'clock. I would
deal with them fairly and justly.
81 told them that when l found pO-
| liceman who favored one saloonman and
allowed him 10 remain open after the
legal closing time, and made his neigh
Dor close on the hour, 1 would see that
| that policeman hunted for another job.
If the laws are there, will see they are
enforced and that there are no favor
| ties. That's my position"
| Then Mr. Murdoch read what has be-
| come known as the Murdoch Plat
/ form" and cheers greeted the reading OF
each ringing declaration of the candi-
date. "And upon this platform, ladies
and gentlemen, l stand or fall" he de-
/ clared, and thanked them for their at
tention, the cheers lasting for several
| minutes.
Oscar Loeb mixed humor with the Sc
riOus in a short talk. Il am not an
Irishman," he declared in opening, and
| the laugh started. Mr.. Loeb had the
crowd with him from then until h'
| closed. He declared, after a few anus
ing stories, that the Republican party
| approved of labor unions, and was GLAD
to see that the walters, mattresses anC
cooks were about to organize. lie de
clared they were not being paid enough
and a burst of cheering assured him h
had hit the nail on the head He de
clared that if they wanted to vote for {
ticket which would be benefit to them
to pull down the Republican lever as IA
as it would go.
After this, the music started and tn
dancing began, the merry crowd enjoy
ing every minute of the time from thei
on until late last night, In the middl
of the dancing a short recess was taken
when Mr.. Smith addressed the crowd OF
the purpose of the gathering, and start
ed the ball rolling for the organization
of the new union for Salt Lake City.
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JIMMY FOWLER WAS NOT
WORKING IN UNDERWORLD

The work of the American party or
ganization in the business district
among the women of the underworld is
being carried on through the aid Of the
police department, and the women are
being informed that unless they support
the American party they will be driven
out of town. The Herald Republican
was in error yesterday, however, in
stating that Jimmy Fowler was among
the men who are carrying on the black
mailing campaign for the American
party.
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PROPERTY OWNERS TO
REMEMBER THE SEWER
Voters in Precincts Do Not Forget
Failure of American Party
Councilmen.

Every vote cast Tuesday by a property
owner in the First and Second precincts
will be influenced by the attitude OF the
American party administration in holding
up the sewer which was promised near
" two years ago and is still unfinished.
While the American party is boasting OF
the improvements made in the last few
years and paid for at eXorbitant rates by
the taxpayers, the people in the south
ern and western parts of Salt Lake are
still waiting for these Improvements.
In the First ward the matter will be
turned over to Frank ]. Hewlett and j,
s. HYDE TO settle in the city council, and
the people of the Second precinct will
place John A. Ekman and w r. Vigus
i'm the council, remem bering the broken
promises of the American party. While
their cesspoOls are overlooking through
hack yards the American party organiza-
ton in the city council, backed by F. 5.
Fernstrom, is fighting to slip a little gift
of 500 400 to Pat Moran for patching the
sewer before it was completed by tbs
original contractor.
Last Tooele Excursion,
Sunday. Leave Salt Lake Route Union
station. $1O0 round trip.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Letters were sent to every Repubh-
can district chairman YESTERDAY ps
C,hairr,an f. c. LoofbOurOw OF the city
Committee. commencing the workers on
their excellent service on registration
day and telling them that with the
same excellent work next TUESDAY
Republican victory will be assured
Harry s. Joseph and George wilson
have been among the most energetl
and faithful Republican workers OF the
canpaign. and no task has been TOO
GREAT or too small for them TO UNDER
take in the interest of the party
II Creenewald is busy with ar
rangements for the smoker TO De. given
nv the city committee for the KepuDA-
can workers of the city at headquarters
newt saturday night. Refreshments
a,,d a few short speeches with a general
good time for all will fill the program
What has become of the promises OF
the American party to employ only
white men on civic Improvement work
is the question that is being asked by
scores of laboring men who VIII support
the Republican ticket at this election.
p q. O'DonnelI is one of the most
worried men in Salt Lake these days
while he is watching ]. A. Ekman
making his campaign for the council OF
straight business principles. O'Donnel
and his friend, NJ E. Mulvey, were the
most aggressive in the fight to make }
3. Moreton consent TO leave the names
of the fusion candidates for the counci
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was apparent to all Of the stage people
who witnessed the incident.
Among those who were brought in 10
the registry agent of the Fifty-fourth
district by the American party workers
was a woman who said her name was
Dora Post She said that she was born
in Russia, and had been in the United
States only a few years. and had taken
out naturalization papers. She was un-
able to write her name, however, and
her vote will be challenged and she will
be asked to explain how she obtained
naturalization papers which she says
she has, without being able to write hel
own name.