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Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Two Killed in Train Wreck.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. H.
Conductor j. +. o'shea and Fireman
f. i. Bennett were killed and others
OF the crews injured today whom a Le-
high Valley freight train on the noun
tain division going west, got beyond
control and dashing down the steer
grade ran into the rear Of another
train. A number OF cars we're wreck
ed and both tracks blocked for some
time.
slippery rails, due to a heavy fan oi
slcet caused the accident.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Bio Storm in Ohio.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 17-Ohio is re-
covering to-day from one Of the most
severe storms Of the winter. Telegraph
and telephone lines throughout the
state are badly crippled, interurban
lines are hampered. railroad trains
from the west are arriving late. and
in many Of the smaller towns schools
have been forced TO close.
Mrs. Mary Ide Little. 75, was killed
by suburban car during the bliz-
zard.
Great damage has been done to live
stock and fruit trees.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
HEAR CHARGES
AGAINST OFFICERS

The Police Commission heard charges Of
neglect Of duty against Patrolmen william
i. Beck and Charles Bullock yesterday az
ternoon. The men we're accused Of being
late in making their reports. The charge
against Bullock was dismissed with a
reprlmand. In Beck's case, the decision
was held up.
It was testified in tho Beck case that he
was IN on the morning he missed his
report.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Helps Baby's 5 Bowels Free

Any mother with child should send her and
address Dr. Caldwell
adapted of this trouble in children There the
American market widely this Cdw
Syrup Pepn thousands of homes this the
chd remedy obna and having trouble with chdrens
bowels the child
whether these claims justified Thousands they should find
yourself address today free sample bottle Then
after having
in
trouble
a
is
will
will
II
sample II
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
GREAT STRIKE OF
MINERS IN MONTANA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BUTTE, Mont. Feb. 1.-THE situation
here to-day indicates a prolonged sus-
pension OF work in all the big mines.
BY actual count. the dispute between
Ill engineers and the miners union
have forced 5000 men into idleness.
1t is regarded as almost certain that
within We days the Amalgamated Smell
ters at South Falls and Anaconda, en-
playing about 1000 men, will be forced
TO suspend.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Governor Fort Unchanged.

TRENTON. \. j., Feb 17.-Govor-
nor Forts condition is no worse to-
day, according TO a statement given
out by Secretary Leslie r. Fort. The
statement was as follows:
"The governors condition is no worse
this morning n anything. a little bet
ter. The doctor hopes TO avoid lane
ing the foot but cannot positively de-
termine that before tomorrow. Other
than the trouble of the foot the gov
ernor is very we'll and, II possible
hopes TO get out early next week.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17

tors prescribed for
him. but he kept
getting worse un.
til We could not
dress him any
more. They finally
advised me 10 try
a certain medical
college. but It's
treatment did no
good. At the timo
! was induced TO
try Cuticura he
wss 80 bad that I
had to cut his hair
off and nut the
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
BETHLEHEM STRIKE
NEARING AN END
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
hope OF the strikers at the Bethlehem
steel plant that the drop forge work
ers would aid them by joining the
strike, collapsed today when the com
pany granted the demands Of these
men for a ten per cent. increase Of
wages. 1t is also reported that the
demand Of the electrical workers are
also to be granted by the company.
There was ma feature in the strike
situation today. Most Of the union
organizers have left town and the be-
lief is general that the strike will soon
collapse as number Of the men went
back 20 work today.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
WRIGHT BROTHERS
GET INJUNCTION
| Il. rrnllnd Hrnen Inasad GnerlaI NYlra

NEW YORK Feb. 17.-Federal
Judge Hand today granted tempor-
airy injunction asked for by the Wright
brothers of Dayton, Ohio. to prevent
Louis Paulham, the noted French avi-
ator from making further flights until
the courts finally pass upon the ques-
tion of the patents which the Wrights
alleged are vialated in the Farman
machine In which Paulham flies.
Judge Hand did not decide the claims
OF tn Wrights to priority in aerial
navigation, declaring that this point
was not at issue.
The decision is very similar 10 the
one handed down by Judge Hazel in
Buffalo when the Wrights sued Glenn
Curtiss.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
lnsuranee companY MeetIna.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Continental Life 1nsur-
ance Company is being held ia
Clayton House this afternoon Di-
rectors will be elected and other busi-
ness transacted.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
aERAups UPON THE PUBLIC"

is what some physicians have called
patent medicines. and it IS undeniabls
true that some arc frauds ana some
are even worse because they arc in-
furious. on the other hand, there ara
many patent medicines such as Lydia
T.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
and others. which are OF rcal worth
and arc recommended by physicians
OF recognized standing
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
concord Nsst Wsdne.day NIahl.

The benefit concert at Turn Hall by
the Delaware Saengerbund and the
Wilmington Turngomoindc for sick
member Of both organizations win be
given next Wednesday night Through
n mistake IL was announced for last
night.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17

Cuticura Ointment on him on bandages'
as it was impossible to touch him with.
the bare hand. There was not one
souare inch of skin on his whole body
that was not affected. He was one mass
Of sores. The bandages used to stick 10
his skin and In removing them II used
to take the skin OF with them, and tbs
screams from the poor child we're heart
breaking. I began to think that be
would never get well. but after the sec
ond application Of Cuticura Ointment I
began to see signs Of Improvement. and
with the third and fourth applications
the sores commenced TO dry Up. His
skin peeled OF twenty times. but 10
finally yielded to the treatment, Now
] can say that he Is entirely cured, and
q stronger and healthier hoy you never
saw than he Is to-day. twelve years or
more since the cure was effected. Rob
ert Wattam, 1I4s Forty eighth ST.,
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 9, 1909"
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
The Poet Of the Attic.

It is reported that a modern verse
maker has been sued for $27 gro
Gerry bill.
This seems to advance him a little
nearer the real poet class
In the earlier day, however, the
real poet never got within hailing dis.
tance Of $27 worth of credit.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17

Goals Traynor /; Courtney s. Keenan, s;
Kirkpatrick, /; Hagerty, g. Burke, 4;
Haney, 4; Rigney /; fouls, Haney ?; Nc
Donongh. L; Keenan,. >: Kirk. 1.
In a preliminary game Brownson. srd
defeated Lenox by the score of q TO 70.
The game was the fastest preliminary that
has been played this season Both teams
did excellent passing but the Third team
had the best OF it in the shooting line.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
The lineup:
Rrnn-n.nnnn lrI

Field goals, Hanley, ?; Crumlish, 3; Har-
kins, g. Collins, 1; Lacey. .; Long 4: Cal
vary. p Sheridan. 5; fouls. Crumlish. 4;
Calvary. 1. Referee Fitzpatrick.
SHOTS BY THAT'S HIM"
Mark McDonough played keenan, well
considering he was such an excellent
iumoer.
Traynor. keenan, and Courtney form a
trio hard to beat.
keenan, used an underhsnd method in
shooting goals which was out OF the ordi-
nary.
Rigney made Courtney know that he
came i'm the game. Larry also got his goal
1t was another game when breathing
spells we're in order.
Even Maxwell was short Of breath wher
he announced the next game
Harkins. Joe Lacey, Hanley and Ions
were the stars OF the preliminary game.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Use
Dr.. CaIdWeIl's Syrup PepSin

I am taking Syrup Pepsin and think
II Is the grandest medicine have ever
taken for constipation and ! have taken
all others I could hear Of. ! cannot
for me and also my children. May
your great medicine be In every home.
MRS. S. A. BRANST1TTER, Chick
asha, Okla.
l must say that I am on the second
bottle OF Syrup Pepsin and Il has
done me more good than all of the
medicine I ever took. cannot speak
too highly of IT, I feel thankful that
] ever wrote you about the medicine.
/ can eat most anything and II don't
distress me.-MRS. ELLEN DUNCAN.
Muncie. Ind.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
Mr. o,NaaI snriounIv llI.

O'Neal the well-known grocer, con-
tlnues to be seriously IN.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17

Millions Of women prefer Cutlcurs
Soap TO all other skin eoeps for prsserv-
ing. purifying and beautifying the skin.
scalp, hair and hands. For rashes.
Itchings aud chahngs, red. rough bands.
eruptions and skin blemishes and every
purpose Of the toilet. bath and nursery,
Cuticura Soap and Cuticurs Ointment
are invaluable.
Cutleurs Soap C25cl. Cutieura Ointment t50c }
and cutieura Resovent lt0el. tot IN tbs torm q
Chocolate Coated Pills. 1bc. per vial oi oo). bolo
throughout y word. Potter Drug Chem, Corp
Sole Props. LAY Columbus Ave. Boston, Macs
G3-Maiied free. B7-baas Cuticura Bcoket. -
AatAarity oe Affections Of ths skin sealp and Has
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
CRESCENT BEATS
OUT BROWNSON
PhiladeIphianS Take Fast
Game on Local Floor by
81 to Il Score

Before the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd ever assembled in Brownson Hall,
Crescent again defeated Brownson last
night to the tune Of 81 to 81
Crescent seemed even faster than they
were on their last visit. They are by far
The fastest team that ever came 10 VIII
,nington. Brownson played in good form
but could not stop the speed of the Wis
itors
Brownson developed considerable speed
in the second half but Crescent lost none
Of theirs and there was nothing doing for
the locals.
Traynor. keenan, and Courtney passed in
form never before witnessed in the city.
Rigney who played the last half, got
neNt to Courtney and he shot less goals,
Rigney also got field goal Off him.
Brownson's next game will be with the
BerSley team, of Philadelphia. The line
lin.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
True Thrift.

Stella--Is she economical
Bella-very; she win save ten
cents any time to spend a dollar.
Evening journal., 1910-02-17
NOT AN INCH OF
HEAL Fly SKIN
Left on Whole Body Boy of Five
Mass Of itching Eruption and His
Screams we're a,aart- Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

my little son. boy Of Eve. broke
out With an itching rash. Three doc
Evening journal., 1910-02-17

CALDWELL PERSONALLY
YOU MEDICAL ADVICE YOU MAY DESIRE
PERTAINING
BOWELS, ABSOLUTELY
CASE IN LETTER AND REPLY DETAIL.
SAMPLE
. A POSTAL OTHERWISE
DOCTORS ADDRESS w. ,B.b2o
CALDWELL BLDG MONTICELLO
The state herald., 1910-11-04
Ss45,2OO. WHAT?
"Ronest Johns" Deficit,

1t took democratic Adams, Thomas
and Orman six years to leave deficit
in the treasury of $239, 500
1t took republicans Peabody, McDor-
aid and Buchtel six years to pay that
deficit and build up a surI lus IN the
treasury of s445, 200
1t has taken democratic Honest
John" Shafroth less than two years to
| squander that $445, 200
Besides creating deficit in the treas
ury for 1911, estimated by his own Off
cials at 100000
A loss to the state treasury of SS45, 200
Which you my tax-paying friends will
have to make good.
Auditors Office.
Republican iigh water mark for ex.
penditure 1924, 900
Democratic Auditor Roady Kenehan
expense up to date SOL, 800
Attorney Generals Office.
Republican high water mark for ex-
penditure S29, 900
Democr ,tic Attorney General Barnett
expense up to date s61, 200
Some interesting figures from the
present democratic administrations leg
ser Offices.
Factory inspection collections SIC, 045, so
Expenses SIG, ,O25. 10
Balance for the people $50 10
Wouldn't that Brake" you!
Gauging Fund State Engineers Office.
Collections sl7,057. %
Expenses Sl0,259.l3
Balance Sc. 798. OF
Game and Fish Commissioner.
Collections s4l, 1868 3S
Expenses SAL ,509. 20
Balance for the people 5 354.O4
Maybel
School Lands Gone 3OS, ass acres where?
Sold by Honest John" Shafro,h at
rediculously low prices to speculators!
The spectators double their mon,y
a once.
VINO are the spectators?
If it rained on the Capitol Building
they wouldn't get wetl
The daily benediction of the late dem
ocratic legislature:
And now may grace, mercy and
piece" at least s700 day-rest
upon and abide with US all Forcverl
A-h-John!
The state herald., 1910-11-04
~ 1-INTT-W TIVIs NUUINes
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.

Tie republicans of Phillips county
never mad a better county ticket than
they have this year. You do not hear
any attacks made upon the candidate
but The opposition party paper and the
pr leaders qr1 making a desperate
ea.at. to aatr uUhHean7 n help defeat
Dr. u-se H.mnl" because they msy rot
en3or al. OF the prIi irH policy Of
som other republicans vhp are not
can lidat Republicans should not be
so unreasonable as ,o give any weight
whatever o such ramUaiHniu~ as that.
The state herald., 1910-11-04
I he Democrats Dilemma.

1t was puzzled democrat
Sat figuring On slate;
What viii the people do TO us,
Can anybody state?
What will they do?" He sadly asked,
Upon November 81"
There's honest Johr- he may get thr,
Upon that day of fate,
But not unless he vetoes first
The big init up to date;
That registration ] i'll may kill
John on Nov, mber 8.
As Coy fitzgerald I've no hope
His gas-bag to initiate;
But he'll need no balloon, ! Judge,
To help him aviate;
o, they'll rule him out of order,
When we reach November s.
81 meant to vote for Roaly,
But l feel my pride abate,
When ! think of Frueauff' S notebook
with that cntry and its date;
l fenr | can't forget it
Before November 8.
The women hive it in for Pearce
and they can hardly wait
To empty cut upon him all
The yials of their hate;
The respect they say he's shown 'em,
lhes 'lrcpay November 8.
Barnett is kind of feeble,
And he wobbles in his gate,
And his rcformor halo
Doesn't seem to fit his pate,
And his reformer's payroll
Won't pass November 8.
Ike 70 p'caee the ladies'
. I've n lnly for my mate,
aHt she doesn't Ike our ticket,
And II grievns me to relate
shell. not double cross, but W
Upon November 8.
Z want TO vote fer democrats,
Whose domocracy's innate,
Hut since there are meme running
Whose democracy is straight,
I'm lave 10 vote republican.
Upon November 8.
-Republcah Press Bureau.
The state herald., 1910-11-04
An atics's Greatest Weekly
TIE
TOLEDO BLADE
TOLEDO, ONO
The Eest known Newspaper
in the United States
Circulation 10000
Popular in Every State
No Whiskey Advertising

The seventy-siXth year of its exist
en2e finds the Toledo BIalc mora popu-
lar than at any period of its remark able
career. It is now read each week by
more than a miMcr roo e. Its field is
nor ajrcumaarited by state boundaries,
la. involves he leng,h h and breadth of
lie United States, giving it an unques.
t-Eahle ri ht Of claiming to be the
great st na-! nal weekly newspaper in
tie country.
The Weekly Blade is distinctly fam
ily newspaper, The one object of it's
publishers has always been to make it
1T for the American home, for the FIRE
side, and of interest 10 every member
Of The family To fufll this purpose
it IS kept clean and wholesome. The
news of the world is handled in com
prehensiye manner, and the various de
partments of The Blade are edited with
rainsta&jng care. The household page
is delight to the women and children;
current affairs are trCatei editoriallv
without prejudice; tic serial stories are
selected with tae .'on &C p'nnng III.
greatest numhgr OF g Jon ,ovcw; lhc
question bureau s.raF-5ook Of. i'm
formation; :ha tarw gad columns are
conducted With lhe purp.sa q giving
the patrons a m.d.gm of exchange Of
ideas and information on farm topics.
No department is neglected, but every
feature is taken care Of with the idea
o. making lie H'uie worth many times
the price Of sulacr.ption-oae dollar
year
Sample copies mailed free. Address,
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
The state herald., 1910-11-04

S. c. Evans, republican candidate
for county clerk and recorder, left his
fathers home in northeastern Iowa,
came west and established his presen,
home in June 1885. at that time Weld
county, with Greeley for its county
seat and Julesburg for his postof'ice.
His first and closest companions were
prairie dogs, coyotes, range cattle, an.
, telope, wild horses and buffalo.
he established his home over n quar-.
ter Of century ago and it has been in
Weld, Logan and Phillips counties. he
with the other early settlers expert, nc
ed many hardships in maintaining Il
home in this part of the country duiia Z
the dry years which followed its settle
ment. Quite frequently after working
through the spring and all of the sum
mer, all Of the oldest farmer set,l RS
had TO leave their homes and fan ilics
and go to Greeley. Denver or son e
place else where they could get TX
and earn some money TO keep thir
family through the wint, r. buy seet for
the next year and pny their taS,f.
Such has been some of the pas, eNpe
rienee Of the subject Of this sketch.
AIR. Evans received his education a;
the high school Of his home town in the
state Of Iowa and at the Northern In
diana Normal school and Business IT,
stitutc, the largest institution Of It's
kind In the United States. He is we'll
qualified to Gil the office for which he is
a candidate. being first grade school
teacher in the state Of Iowa before
coming TO Colorado and one Of our mos
successful teachers in this county for
years,
II has always been conceded by the
voters Of both parties OF this county
that after n county officer has serv, d
his first term, that he Is entitled TO a
second term. II his work In the office
has been satisfactory to the people.
The county clerks office has been Wis
tied daily by the attorneys and business
m n Of our town and we have never
heard complaint agains, the present
county clerk from any OF them. which
makes Il evident that his work In that
office has satisfied the people.
There is not man In the county who
is more deserving reelection to Office
han S. c. Evans.
The state herald., 1910-11-04


The indeprnI D.. .a.a ol Colorado
are, from pr.nc.Fla republicans. In 1905
the demosra.s had ~. aryan as their
presidential c1HliIg.s, ana ths Cobra
do democrats 'es.o1 aH their candi-
date FOR governor JOHN ~ abar.oth who
hnl been O republican. a.I.ar r.ulll-
can AMI was then with tbs democrats.
They placed their glnd.dlte on plat
form declaring Cor number of reform
measures of lCvI 'aaan Through the
following Of W. j.. Bryan srl John +.
Shafroth an. the iu1lgnee Of some Of
their party reform pletFcE, they seau.-
c enough OF the independent rJplbli-
can votes 10 elect Jhuir state and .ris-
la,.v1 ticket.
None Of the reasons fur Che result %
the state election ot 1908 can be oGtr-
ed as an excuse for the same result m
this election. ". j. Irgan .rnu longer
rceognIz as thu header pi the demo
cratic party. Tho igaH r. uf that par.
Is have nnt him 20 .I gong and he has
bad no Influence Do thr camra.gn In
our state. John T. amfIah has $50
conlgrtaih.m.elf m Toe governors ole
hsa that hH candidacy carHat Aa offer
cl as any good fg.rH wins ODE ufcpgn-
don't republicans should uaa.H vu.e the
dcm1craus uetal Notwithstanding
tine ftct that lHl3.tI9n 90 tha regular
session Of tl 'es lr', r bay. Dee r
irrlted toa i.-rue.faI extra H lsn,
agli the d.maarl. lago uHaHy ia'ci
- make HHui ta.s r.1ErH Iof 1898.
There Do cor lHHug ul good rga on
whY any irigp HiaH pl.#cIn rn aid
ag ti1 m.t, tho BOIL .g 70. slpp1Hing
tn mosmHs tesrg ou eItsIn day
bit. u4 thf o.iaf bond, h#9 a lhf
hHHt % H'f u. HI .H try should
v1tn ihp republican fr.g. lw, nf thf
head OF tha fr. 10 iHu m.u who %
fr 20 the pc dior thH people Hnt
who can lf.v 70. r.UpI upon Co riy.
o. one 0f iha rfm aHi br-t admin
aHtoia tha thr at b1a over had
8 aa-or John gs. rH.8 taa record b.
e.. uat 90 gHHUf tli. h1u mm O.
he fa man lar bop er nnH, Ua resi-
iu 5r. yh. tt.,I $500 lly rg hA 0
mg mnloulS,
The state herald., 1910-11-04

European herb specialist. solf CON.
pourdcr Of 90 years experience. prae.
ueed 70 years In Denver. Herbs for
all kinds Of ston aeh trouble. eur,swith
out fail. blood rolEon and all kinds Of
dIseahea. Located joining the Prcsly
tcran church.
Herb Doctor Mrs. Gerber.
The state herald., 1910-11-04

lloarscness in n child fdl jeet to Group
ia sure indication Of the approach OF
the disease. II Chnmbcrlhin's Cough
Remedy is given at onee or even after
the eroupy cough has appearl. Il viii
prevent ihr attack. Contains DO poison.
Sold BY All Dealers.
The state herald., 1910-11-04

The Blue front Meot Market was
opened last Friday, by H. Norris and
Eli D. jackson. They will buy you.
hogs and butcher stuff any day of the
week. Cash paid for hides.
The state herald., 1910-11-04
To he Voters of Phillips County:

To he Voters of Phillips County:
In announcing myself as candidate
for the office of county clerk and re-
corder, nesire to advise my fri. nds
(the voters) that if elected l expect tc
treat ALL customers and patrons OF
the Office with the same fair, squar
and courteous consideration that was
my custom during the four years | act
ed as deputy in said Office.
Matte Erdmann,
democratic candidate for county clerk
For Sale-A hard coal burner in goot
cuDdii ion Inoulre nj this nffice
The state herald., 1910-11-04

Built for service by men who know.
Only the best material is used. The
general design, low disposition of
weight, Al h. p. engine with new valve
siIencer. self oilng. armless hange
cooling coaster break, fat belt aud free
engine device, Longest lived and most
comfortable machine. Your favorite
r. s. Marvel, American or r. S. Di-
cycles. Riirenburg Bros. Agents.
The state herald., 1910-11-04
Bsled Hay For Sale.

have 500 bales OF good clear hay
See me at the Moore livery barn.
Charles Ehster.
The state herald., 1910-11-04

Republicans stand by your ticket. II
a proposition 10 trade Is made to you.
nlolm the party making itthat you are
"a true hllc republican and will stand
true TO every candidate on the ticket
You cannot trade votes without doing n
very crave wrong 10 some candidates
60 your party ticket
The state herald., 1910-11-04
Subscribe for the HERALD
Ferdinand F. VogeI

Ferdinand =. Vogel, republican can
lidate for representative of Cheyenne,
Lincoln. Kit Carson, Yuma and Phillips
,oun'i1s, was horn on n farm in Jcffer-
ON county, Iowa. Feb, 9, 1916, his par.
rn's being among 'he early pioneers Of
DO Fr.a, Hawkeye state. His early
dual'ion was On the farm. Asayounp
man, he migrated to Nebraska in 1872
md lived upon a homestead, following
he life Of q farmer, later engaging in
he profession Of carpenter and builder.
Although Mr.. Vorel has always been
% ardent member Of the republican
ar'y Dc never held public Office till he
ame to Euro. and after working hard
'or the ircarporat on Of the town, wac
l.c!ed ils FIRST mayor in May, 1903,
md owing 20 HE ahlc management OF
municipal affairs, was reelected last
pring without opposition.
Mr. V1gel is a builder in every sense
u the word, and will, II elected, be ov-
r found Building up for his district,
First and foremost he win endeavor to
gct O rg-apportionmont Of the state. SO
hat each county may have represent
ltiy, In The loves house Of the lCgisla-
Uu. lie viii also work with a will
.or lCElaiation, which win assist each
county IN HE district in obtaining good
country roads and bridges. In short he
5 man who win be- found ready and
willing al ail times TO work for the
good Of tie citizens Of this district, and
aut being hampgrcd by afiliation with
Especial interests" he seeks the Office
OF rJprJrcngtivo with a clear con-
o.oree and a desire TO be truly repre-
sentative OF The 5000 substantial citi-
zyns who reside within the five counties
Owing to the immense size OF this
legislative district, Nr. Vogel is unable
20 meet each voter personally. but he
will ,u3oayur TO promote thoirinterests
just The same, should he be elected.
The state herald., 1910-11-04

Prof ran'L Gerber. experienced ot-
'I'iat uHd op'ieian, has located here cat- :
joining iha Presbyterian church. grrt-
uat.d 20 France whore he was born. nj.
o graduated IN Germany. have prae.
deed Ia Kansas CITY and Denver almost
2s le,u. 8ladeg accurately fitted.
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