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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20

Hewitt-You should make hay while
the sun shines Jewett--I can't IL 1
stick to my business of making UNI
breilas.-New York Press.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20

Pop" Yes my s0n 2" "Wh7t is
an ultimate corsua 80 "Ca. lie u'i
mate co-1U"',: ,Jy. lS '..a un-
who ~o' ...-
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20

Every duty which we omit obscures
some truth which we should have
known.-Ruskln
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20
Southern League.

Results Yesterday.
New Orleans 8 Memphis ,. First
game.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20

Carries w. Gordon, whose picture is
given above is agent for the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company in Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, and resides at rs King
street, that city. In giving testimony
regarding his own case, Mr.. Gordon
recently made the following state
ment:
Some time ago, while suffering
from catarrh, / was advised to take
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20
Iss>> s:Ssss:sss.~. -. ssS. e--s
SSzI So - So
ILLS OF EYE STRAIN

In eye defects, when the eyes have
poor vision, (i. e., the brain and ewes
give up the struggle for clear images
and poor vision is the result) there is
little or no reflex neuross. and these
patients come to the specialists for
glasses to enable them to see. but
there are today in the United States
hundreds OF thousands of human be.
ines who see fairly we'll, and yet are
suffering from reflex eye.strain, and
who are being treated with druus.
electricity, massage, and other pathes.
who simply require the service of an
expert specialist, who can relieve their
trouble with a properly fitted pair of
glasses.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-20

Time-1:40
Umpire-Hayes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
SARGENT COUNTY

jamestown, N. D., June 29-Special.
Light vote cast in city, total repub-
lican vote being GIG, or over rs per
cent decrease. McCumber gains over
vote of two years ago, running nearly
even with Marshall in city precincts
as far as counted. Gronna leads En-
gerud here; Ellsworth, Burke and
Fisk leading in judicial race. Buch-
a1an for governor runs ahead in city
and will carry the county by good
majority. Vote in country districts
is also light. The indications are that
McCumber and Gronna will carry the
county. On the county ticket Wan
ner, republican, is probably defeated
by Miss Mary McGinnis for school
Total democratic
vote in city a.; light in county also.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
BISMARCK, Precinct 49.

BISMARCK, Precinct 49.
Hannifin 10, McCumber 95, Marshall
81. Midtbo 2.
Engerud "A, Gronna 81.
Blaisdell 70, Hanna 80, Helgesen %,
Johnson Is, Lauder 81, Mockler "a,
Skulason 26.
Aaker IS, Buchanan 48, Johnson SO,
Stimmel 3, Wilson 22.
Burdick 70, Sharpe 80.
Henry 109, House "a, Norton SO,
Vosberg =.
Brightbill III, Flittie 63.
Bigford 103, Olson "A.
Taylor 149, Woods "a.
Adamson Ga, Miller 120.
Stone "a, Taylor 80.
Gilbreath 102, MacDo nald83.
Anderson 81, Fadden 62, Mann 124,
Massingham AZ, Purcell 1O2, Stutsman
Il.
County.
Fox 1O7, Knappen 80, Stephenson
81, Williams 86.
Barnes SO, French Ill.
Bartel 4, Flaherty 139, Healy Sc.
Kositzky 121, Reade 78.
Fisher 100, O'Connor sc.
Fort 164.
Stevens II, Smith 118.
Field 10, keenan, Sc, Mckenzie 81,
Thomas 20.
Vigness 168.
1eld 164.
Heaton 103. Patterson SO.
Olsen 80, Pierce 105, Perry 81, Will
liams 10S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

primary
in length
tedum counting especially the
cumber United
precincts
6ureoh probably
indicated
majority Mccumber
The
race between enn. and Eneerud does not with Nc
engeud number precincts heard received
last
the heard complete
change probable entirely
that udgesh we'll dvd
candidates chances the
kneehaw Later and complete returns change this result
strongly precincts heard from" last
indications Wilson
s"e getting the j" precincts heard
these candidates especially well known
ca:s county early reported heavy :tw.rt majority ranging from
for candidate staIwart ticket
midnlaht voting precincts il" the Red River valley
1ndseatsd
eved esd running vots was not large
his supporters expected in the districts through which he mas
received permit definite
mccumber Enserud would cass
thousand majority with the the stall
with eonna and running about Mnot went for
with big vote for c. Johnson Gunder Olson running with
Grand
breaking fairly with probability nsursent tnse but the
was going insurgent by Of o three.
The voting badly mixed all through the state There did not seem
state generally discriminating The voters did not
seem Ito tse eny TO & :hs % On ethe tine @ @ W @ w h a net nv pre-
cncts reported the democratic vote at ALL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
LOCAL SUMMARY

With thirteen out of 81 precincts,
including the whole of the city, the
following is the result up to the time
of going to press: Fox, 465; Stephen
son, 39S; Knappen, 434; Williams,
376. With the vote that will be cast
by the precincts yet to hear from the
indications are that the legislative
ticket with Fox and Stephenson or
williams with Stephenson having
shade the best of the prospects at the
present time.
For sheriff, the count up to date is
Barnes 493 and French 49S, with the
chances that the precincts still out
will result in the nomination OF
French.
Flaherty has an overwhelming vote
for auditor with sos over Healy, who
has 300, and apparently no chance
to overcome the lead. Kositzky has
a big lead over Reade, the standing
this morning being 574 to 1863.
For states attorney the precincts
reporting give Stevens 419 and Smith
446.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
GRAND FORKS COUNTY

Grand Forks, N. D., June 29-Spe.
cial.-Returns up to midnight indi-
cate Marshall carried county by 400,
Gronna 600, Hanna 800, Skulason 500.
Stanchfeld defeats Ryan for state
senator. Wood carries city by small
majority. Taylor strong in county
precincts. Johnson for governor may
have a small plurality in county, as
Aaker has drawn heavily from Blu.
chanan. The iercest fight in county
over sheriff, Wm. McLaren, stalwart,
winning by 300. Vote not fifty per
cent of normal. Collins nominated
in sixth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

election results in Bur-
Independently
witho to anyo faction
present incumbent the
majority He carries the city by
ity for Fahery.
probably defeated by
received
Of Smith. ,--
majority H. l. Reade &C.,, 49,, =.
indicated nmna
a OF
hardly
would the city,
reabe0ave decided oue ne coming
in pretty strong the country precincts
Charles Fisher OConnor for
county judee:hp in doubt
the A. Williams probably
to received t'ne
probably nominated for county commissioner IN
the the
district
ahead last noh With number OF country
to rear fron, the result In doubt
late coming in and only about fourth o. the
cry
until after ~o O'clock h. morning the ne.vy r MADE
nave
the vote the mort" end o the county
o'clock this moensn0
eureoh nice majority Tor Senator
generally sasdeh we"
congress vote probably second to Hanna
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
M(lMbER. hanna AND Johnson ARE Nominated WEDNESDAY

Porter Sprery ~.
CROMWELL
Hannlfin l, McCumber 25, Marshall
l, Midtbo 1.
Engerud Z, Gronna 10.
Blaisdell 13, Hanna 20, Helgesen 2,
Johnson 8 Lauder 2, >Mockler 9, Skull
ason 1.
Buchanan 8, Johnson 13, Stimmel
l, Wilson 3.
Burdick 8, Sharpe II.
Henry 2, House 19, Norton I, Vos-
berg 3.
Brightbill 16, Flittie 8.
Bigford 13, Olson 13.
Taylor IS, Woods 6.
Adamson 2, Miller "a.
Stone Taylor Is.
Gilbreath 10, Macdonald 7.
Anderson IL, Fadden 8, Mann 49,,
Massingham 6. Purcell 12, Stutsman
10.
vudiciary-Anderson II, Burke 1S,
Carmody s, Cooley IA, Ellsworth II,
Fisk 10 Goss 9, Kneeshaw IA, Rourke
10, Serlmgard Z.
County.
Fox 20, Knappen IL, Stephenson S,
Williams IA.
Barnes 18, French II.
Bartel L. Flaherty Is, Healy 4.
Kositzky 28 Reade 2.
Fisher Z, O'Connor %.
Fort 26.
Stevens 6, Smith %.
Field 6, Keenan, 4, Mckenzie IA,
Thomas 4.
Vigness 26.
Field "a.
Ong IL, Peterson Is.
: Olsen 16, Pierce 18, Perry II, vii.
liams Is.
NAUGHTON TOWNSHIP.
County.
Fox 16, Knappen 4, Stephenson IL,
Williams s.
Barnes French "a.
Flaherty %.
Kositzky q. Reade 1.
Fisher 10, O'Connor II.
DRlscoLL.
County.
Fox 80, Knappen 26, Stephenson o.,
Williams "a.
Barnes IS, French %.
Bartel Flaherty 20, Healy %.
Kositzky "A, Reade 18.
Fisher 2S, O'Connor Is. --
Fort SO. -
Stevens q, Smith SO.
Field 5, Keenan, 16, Mckenzie 6,
Thomas sc.
Vigness So.
Field 40.
Porter 36, Sperry 21.
CONTINUED on page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
BISMARCK.
48th Precinct.

BISMARCK.
48th Precinct.
Hannafin II, McCumber 125, Marsh
a.. 72, Midtbo 5.
Engerud SO, Gronna 105.
ulaisdell 1O1, Hanna SO, Helgesen
Al, Johnson 21, Lauder q, Mockler 81,
Skulason "a.
Aaker IA, Buchanan 54, Johnson 112,
Stimmel 3, Wilson 81.
Burdick 81. Sharpe ia.
Henry III, House 33, Norton AZ, Vos-
berg 7.
Brightbill IA, Flitte SO.
Bickford 118, Olson 88.
Taylor 162, Woods Al.
Adamson 65, Miller 155.
Stone 81, Taylor los.
Gilbreath 115, Macdonald LOG.
Anderson IS, Fadden Sc. Mann 13O,
Massingham SO, Purcell 119, Stutsman
116.
County.
Fox 1874, Knappen "a, Stephenson
76, Williams 113.
Barnes LOG, French 131.
Bartel 6, Flaherty 155, Healy 72.
hositzky 157, Reade 73.
Fisher 11S, O'Connor 108.
Fort 1913.
Stevens IS, Smith 142.
Field %, keenan, 100, Mckenzie 90,
Thomas IL.
Vigness 2O5.
Field 100.
Porter 95, Sperry 1872.
Olsen 134, Pierce 1872, Perry 121,
Williams 129.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

Stevens 3, Smith 6.
keenan, 6, Mckenzie 2.
Field 8.
Heaton 4, Patterson 3.
HAY CREEK.
Hannifin 1, McCumber s.
Engerud 6, Gronna 5.
Blaisdell 8, Hanna s, Helgesen 2,
Johnson Lauder 4, Mockler I, Sku-
lason 1.
Buchanan 3, Johnson s, Wilson l.
burdick 5, Sharpe Z.
House 10, Norton 2.
Brightbill S, Flittie s.
Bigford 5 Olson 6.
Taylor Z, Woods 5.
Miller II.
Stone 5 Taylor z.
Gilbreath 7, Macdonald 5.
Anderson 6, Fadden 4, Mann 7,
Massingham 3, Purcell 5, Stutsman
5.
County.
Fox 10, Knappen 2, Stephenson 4,
Williams 5.
French IL.
Bartel /, Flaherty 3, Healy 2.
Kositzky 6, Reade s.
Fisher 2, O'Connor 10.
Fort IL.
Stevens 4, Smith s.
Field 1, Keenan, 3, Mckenzie 6,
thomas 2.
Vigness IL. :,
Sperry IL.
RIVER VIEW. !;
Hannifin 1, McCumber 13, Marshall
Engerud 4, Gronna 6.
Blaisdell 10, Hanna Z, Helgesen 3,
Johnson Mockler s, Skulason /. Il
Buchanan 8, Johnson 5, Wilson I. (
Burdick S, Sharpe 8. j
Henry 6, House S, Norton 2, Vosz
berg 2. :
Brightbill Z, Flittie T.. (
Bigford 5, Olson 10. 4
Taylor II, Woods 4. \
Adamson 6, Miller 9.
Stone 8, Taylor Z. =
Gilbreath Z, Macdonald 5.
Anderson 3, Fadden S, Mann H.,
Massingham 5, Purcell 9, Stutsman g..
County.
Fox 9, Knappen 8, Stephenson 3,
Williams Z.
Barnes 3. French 13. ii
Flaherty IA, Healy 2.
-.oz1tzky 13, Reade 3.
Fisher 9, O'Connor 6.
Fort IL.
Stevens 5. Smith TO-
Field /, keenan, 4, Mckenzie s.,
I homas 4.
V4gness II.
Field IL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
RANSOM COUNTY

Lisbon, N. D., June 29-Special.--
Marshall will probably carry Ransom
county by 100 to $50. Eighteen out
of 81 precincts give him majority
over McCumber that will mean about
that number. The state ticket is in
doubt. Gunder Olson is running
ahead of his ticket.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
BISMARCK.
Court House, No. so.

Court House, no. ~.
II. s. Senator long term-Hannifn
15: McCumber 81, Marshall Is, Mitbo
8.
U. S. Senator, short term-Engerud
40, Gronna As.
Representative in Congress -Blais-
dell 36, Hanna n, Helgesen IS, John
son 13, Lauder 3, Mockler 40, Skula-
son Is.
Governor-Aaker 9, Buchanan IA,
Johnson 46, Stimmel Wilson IL.
Lieut.. Governor-Burdick 43, Sharpe
49,
Secretary of State-Henry A, House
16. Norton 16, Vosberg IL.
State Auditor-Brightbill 54, Flittie
Sc.
State Treasurer-Bickfor 46, Olson
38.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Taylor 67, Woods 20.
Attorney General - AdamsOn 81,
Miller 81.
Commissioner of 1nsuraInce-stone
80, Taylor "a. ~
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Gilbreath SO, Macdonald 81.
Commissioners of RailrOads-An'
derson 80, Fadden IS, Mann So, Mas.
singham "a, Purcell "A, Stutsman 80.
County.
Members of House of Representa-
tives-Fox so, Knappen Al, Stephenson
81, Williams 81.
Snriff- Barnes 66, French 46.
Aan1ftO- 5, Flaherty 60, Healy
n.
Treasurer IS, Reade A.
Clerk of District Court-F1sher "a,
O'Connor 40.
Rekister of Deeds-Fort 90.
states Attorney-Stevens 55, Smith
81.
= County Judge-Wilbert Field II,
Keenan, 80, Mckenzie AZ, Thomas IL.
e County Supt. of Schools-Vigness
81.
1 COroner-Field 7S.
Commissioner, 1st district-Heaton
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
RIcHLAND COUNTY

Wahpeton, N. D., June 29-Special.
-Wahpeton gives McCumber heavy
majority. Richland county so far as
heard from gives McCumber 694, Mar
shall "a. Stalwart candidates are
running strong.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
STEELE COUNTY

Sherbrooke, N. D., June 29-Spe-
cial.-Ten precincts give McCumber
and Hanna a majority. E1gerud run
ming well. C. A. Johnson gets a
heavy vote and defeats Buchanan.
Aaker will probably be high man in
this county for governor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
cAsS COUNTY

Fargo, N. D., June 29-Special.-
Reports from this county give Nc
Cumber about three to one over Mar
shall. Hanna gets about four to one
over his opponents. Balance Of stal
wart ticket running strong.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
WARD COUNTY

Minot, N. D., June 29-Special.-
All wards of the city of Minot give
big majorities for McCumber, Hanna
and C. A. Johnson. Gronna has a
slight lead over Engerud as far as
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

BISMARCK.
51St. Precinct, Fourth Ward.
Hannifin 8, McCumber 139, Marshall
~, Midtbo 5.
Engerud 124, Gronna 33.
Blaisdell 113, Hanna 12l, Helgesen
6, johnson 6, Lauder 1, Mockler At,
Skulason 8.
Aaker Z, Buchanan 9, Johnson 13l,
Stimmel 3, Wilson 8.
Burdick "a, Sharpe 130.
Henry 1876, House 7, Norton II, Vos
berg /.
Brightbill 20, Flittie 1870.
Bickford 36, Olson 1875.
Taylor 143, Woods 13.
Adamson 1877, Miller "a.
Stone 40, Taylor Al.
Gilbreath 1873, Macdonald 21.
Anderson 21, Fadden 81, Mann 1O4,
Massingham 1O6, Purcell 1873, Stuts
man %.
County.
Fox 27, Knappen 1875, Stephenson
1926, Williams 49,
Barnes 1876, French AZ.
Bartel 4, Flaherty 65, Healy IS.
Kositzky 38, Reade 1875.
Fisher 139, O'Connor "a.
Fort 154.
Stevens 1876, Smith 80.
Field IA, keenan, 13, Mckenzie 84,
homas 81.
Vigness 152.
Field IA.
Heaton II, Patterson 145.
Olsen &c.,, Pierce SO, Perry "a, vii.
liams 1O4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
eARGENT COUNTY

Foreman. n. D., June 20, 1910
Special-With twelve precincts heard
from. McCum6er is about so ahead.
He will carry this county by from 100
to $50.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
PEMBINA COUNTY

Pembina, N. D., June 29-Special.
-Indications are that McCumber and
Hanna will carry Pembina county,
with the balance OF the stalwart ticket
running well.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
BARNES COUNTY.

Valley City, N. D., June 3O.-There
are entire returns for the city giving
McCumber l79 and Marshall 319.
Engerud gets 181 and Gronna 1923,
while L. B. Hanna gets 221 and Hell.
gesen 200, with James Johnson draw.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
WALSH COUNTY

Grand Forks, N. D., June 29-Spe-
cial.-Indications are that McCumber,
EDgerud and C. A. Johnson will carry
Walsh county by a large majority.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
GRiGGS COUNTY

Cooperstown, N. D., June 29-Spe-
cial.-McCumber, Engerud and Hanna
will carry Griggs county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

I cial.-All straight republicans are
nominated for county offices. Grand
Forks city slashes McCumber and
Hanna, but county makes up.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
BurIeigh County
M'kENztE.

Fox "a, Knappen 8, Stephenson Is,
| Williams Is.
Barnes II, French ~.
Flaherty q, Healy 3.
Kositzky 81, Reade 7.
Fisher Is, O'Connor 10.
Fort "a.
Stevens 20, Smith II.
keenan, 5, Mckenzie Is.
Porter 25, Sperry IL.
MENOkEN.
United States Senator-Dennis Han.
ifin 4, McCumber IA, Marshall 10,
Midtbo 0. -, :
U. S. Senator, short term-Engerud
6sx0k0nna 18.a%na ~
REPRESENTATIVES tn Congress-
2; Johnson 8; Lauder 6; Mockler 8;
Skulason 0.
Governor-Aaker 4, Buchanan 4,
Johnson IA, Stimmel /, Wilson 5.
Lieut. Governor 10, Sharpe
16.
Secretary of State-Henry 9, House
9, Norton 6, Vosberg 0.
State Auditor-Brightbill II, Flittie
State Tresaurer-Bickford IA, Olson
II.
Supt. of Public Observation-Disclosures
10, Woods 6.
Attorney General-Adamson 5, Mil
ler 20.
Commissioner of Insurance-Stone
s, Taylor IA.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-Gilbreath 13, Macdonald IL.
Commissioners of Railroads-O. p.
N. Anderson 8, Fadden 10, Mann IS,
Massingham 8, Purcell 13, Stutsman
8.
Member House of Representatives
Fox %, Knappen 6, Stephenson 4, Will
liams Is.
Sheriff-Barnes 9, French FL.
Auditor-Bartel l, Flaherty %, Hea-
ly 6.
Treasurer - Kositzky q, Reade 2.
Clerk of District Court-Fisher 4,
= Como %.
Register of Deeds - Fort 20.
States Attorney Stevens 16, Smith
13.
County Judge-Field 8, keenan, 10,
Mckenzie II, Thomas 1.
Supt. of Schools-Vigness 25.
County Commissioner, End. district,
Porter 16, Sperry II.
Justices of the Peace-Olsen IL,
Pierce 18, Perry IA, Williams IA.
STERLING.
County.
Fox Z, Knappen 10, Stephensol 8,
Williams Z.
Barnes II, French 10.
Bartel 2, Flaherty IA, Healy 4.
Kositzky 13, Reade 8.
Fisher 10, O'Connor 5.
Stevens 8, Smith 10.
Field 2, keenan, 4, Mckenzie S,
Thomas 6
Heaton 10, Patterson 10.
Teller.
Hannifn l, McCumber 5, Marshall
5, Midtbo /.
Engerud 4. Gronna 5.
johnson 2.
Buchanan l, Johnson 4.
Burdick 4, Sharpe 3.
Henry 2, House S, Norton 2, Vos-
berg /.
Brightbill 3, Flittie S.
Bickford 4, Olson 4.
Taylor z, Woods 1.
Adamson 4, Miller 6.
Stone /. Taylor 6.
Gilbreath l, Macdonald z.
Anderson 3, Fadden 2, Mann 2,
4, Purcell 5, Stutsman
2.
County.
Fox Z, Knappen 2, Stephenson 3,
Williams /.
Barnes 1, French 9.
Bartel 1, Flaherty Z. Healy 1.
Kositzky 10, Reade o.
Fisher 6, O'Connor 3.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
MANY SURPRISES LIKELY
To APPEAR IN COUNTY

FLAAERTY FOR co UNITY AUDITOR IS CONCEDED
WHILE RACE OFFICE OF SHERIFF AND STATES ATToR'
NEv IS CLOSE o'cokNoR GOOD RUN FOR CLERK OF
COURT - COUNT WILL NOT FINISHED FOR MANY HOURS
THOUGHT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30
STAlWARI TICKET MADE
Strong RUN IN STATE

McUm5ER WILL NOMINEE LONG SENATE -
GRoNNA WILL PROBABLY MD SHORT TERM - HELGEsEN
eLAlsDELL STRONG CONGRESS
LITTLE INTEREST
DEMOCRATIC
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-30

Al, Patterson 56.
Justices of the peace-Olsen Al
Pierce 63, Perry so, Williams 81.
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GRAND FORKS COUNTY
Grand Forks. N. d.. June 29-Spe'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

letins of prograsS are issued each month
Pref - Narrier j. ~ ihls body and hs.
has lately published a study on Augusts
Comte We IL constant contributor a.
well u the Rddicai and the Nsfc Bh Bsicai
and Eihi-di Rssssv
The Aniaucp FranCai-~ has a. present
groups a. Prof. le Eerrier calls them,
or -cluhs A. We uae the term. IN All the
Sta tes 0f the Union. m Canada and ~ every
European country There are. he est
nate about tn.up members "a the uit'~i
State. comprised IN about $50 groups
and ~ the ma Jority 81 these mem her.
he haS IectlIrsd OF will lecture before he
returns Tie has been invited IN addition
~ his work with the alliance to APPEAR
NJ several colleges He espresso. the
greatest adm ration for his audience a.
Smith college. composed 10 NOR" than
80 girls an Of whom seemed 10 under
stsnt French perfectly Al Yale Jni-
versity and ~ Wellesley he was equally
insprc--,d and compare the knowledge
sc French literature and the Ian gtiaCe
found iu some of the smaller critics.
Bridgeport pittshurE Washington and
Baltimore with that II New York au-
clieocs- TO the triumph ~ the former.
Although there ~ a great interest taken
IN the formation and promotion 81 the
alliance m every country have visited
NayH Prot y Werner. in no place 10 ~ ~
perfectly OTRAnizs-d a. here and - well
hased financially. which ~ perhaps du"
20 ghelact that the board 81 managers j.
ainsost exclusively composed 81 American
gent lemen including H. Roy Whit"
brother Of the late Ambassador - our
country; 1ileston Welles. Alexander Ma
som Frederic COudsrt and other-. tn"
honorary president H. VI JusSerand lat"
Ambassador ~ this country from FrsncA
ThS Cercle Dramatlque Of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

n a quaint odd English garden with
Georgian house in the bac,, ground.
Every one wears .,arly Victorian costumes
which VII Roth-nstsin. the arts. de
signed for fhe production. aI!d every "n
talks an ~" stiltcd. arti'ic,al fashion "a
vogue az thIt time except o"ra~i"naiiy
The young widow - devoted ~ lice
memory ~ her husba nd. who was elderly
aud famous She - but - and ipds
y hard 10 crush out al love % fryo lty
and HE vet - fiattsred To he the shining
star in the s-' ~ inteIlectuSls 10y which
-hs i surrounded Sh. j. pursued by
-uitOr-. but cannot choose
I am strong tu resist she tells her
roniidante But ! have no strength
To move ant again PRISE Of beauty
lodges VA my Ger would b-iisys
poet though he praised me to my face
she has faults. but ~ one Of her suit,r-
says They draw one To her like dancinx
me- de with garllnds Al la-t 50 one
"a Their she accepts the Young lover
Arden. who wOOe- her IN thank verse
which reminds one. in richness Of inin gerry
of one Of Shakespeare love zcene~
The SentiInentaii-ts- was exquiritaIy
acted Mirs Fay Davis a. the widow
WAS a delight to the eye nd played with
hunOr aud Intelligence.
Two one act pieces of J NJ Barrie :
were gwen with the Meredith comedy
One. odd Friends" was a doleful little
sketch % a reformed drunkATd proud
Of having cured himself vino finds that
ms daughter has inherited his vice The
other called The Twelve Pound Look
was AN amusing farce comedy \ dt-
yorced wife who has hecOFDe an expert
typewriter - sent IN her eN-husbRnd TO
do aofns WORK for him. She takes the
opportunity 20 ISOtnt out Ia him some
% hi- faihngr a. "a spouse
She had never left him for another man
- h. had supposed: she Just could not
stand hi- ov, rwhelminE success, ~ she
pretended ~ elope and let him divorce
her AfisT = short experience Of Connu-
hal bliss with him sls had made up her
mind that .Opn a. she earned twelve
pounds she would leave him. She hired q
ivpeWriting machine taught herself. soon
made twslvu pounds and then ned from
he fat Irv - To- dinners and faf friends
vho ~ 49, ~ ~ hFnds folded over thar
'TPl" si"tnJcl's ~ q holding tight the