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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
En- ioyable Party.

Yesterday afternoon about thirty
five friends of Mrs S. A. Swanson
gave her delightful surprise at her
home on North Second street. On be-
half of those present, Rev. N. P. Tu-
leen presented her with gold neck
lace and cut glass dish as an APP
probation of her work in the Swedish
Lutheran church. A handsome lunch
was served Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson
will take up their residence in ST.
Paul very soon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
A HURRY UP CALL

The state capital removal commit
tee, IN spite Of the deception attempt
ca and all the "swag" that has been
punched for the final onslaught, seems
4 irifle groggy, and hurry up calls
have been issued to the associate
erafters 10 help out the grafters ex-
traordinary, lest all perish.
The people of The state, mindful
of the fact they have many things
10 pay for aud many needed improve
nents TO perfect, have assaulted the
'breastworks at Graftsvillc, and found
behind the wooden guns but few
neglected and disreputable townSite
agents, holding on i'll the vain hope
they may be able to take the p-ogras-
siye name Of Oklahoma City and win
Il little coup not necessary for the
good of the people, but entirely neces,
Isary 10 maintain their former place
in the roster Of grafters superlatiye
The people seem to have mastered
the noz2le behind the deal too rapidly
To suit the grafters. That old slogan
Of one town against another does not
longer suffice In Oklahoma-the pee
pie wish to know whore the bug un
Ger the chip is really located, and
/ they have oeen doing tall job of eX
lamining since the gralterg got theiI
case into the open.
Our folks are not scared of re
suits BY "our folks is meant the peo
rle who wish to be fair with others
and those who insist others must be
| fair with them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

Lasater? How as to Tillotson? How
as to Allen?
Each lives far from the other; each
a factor and each recognized Demo
cratic leader in his community.
There are but two daily newspap
ers outside of oklahoma City support
ing that removal proposition-som OF
the weeklles which aid IL are simply
supporting Oklahoma City without
having read the proposed measure
Few outside the metropolis will dc.
tend the propositlon--eyen many OF
the warmest advocates of Oklahoma
City being outspoken against the bill
There are many upright men who fay.
or Oklahoma CITY. but who refuse to
subscribe their approval to measure
which was drawn for graft and to en-
haDce yaluelees property through the
credit of the state
Mr.. Alexander has q right to send
letters TO all the citizens of the state
or attempt to see them personally In
the interests of the proposed renov-
al bill--that, Is, of course, If he wish
es 10 align himself to causes which
smack of graft and wrong But he
has no right TO send out letters to
the people as a democrat; especially
a Democratic leader.
Again, Mr. Alexander declares he
is prominent as Democrat, Ten
years on the state committee and
campaign manager Of 1902, delegate
TO the Denver national convention OF
1908. etc"
What did Democracy accomplish in
1902
Was that campaign so brilliantly
Is II NOT fact we were
counted out of vlctorv7 Where was
the brilliant campaign manager in the
crisis9
In his feeble attempt to ''let De
nocracy sustain IT'S high standard OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
o&tyCa
Why Present is Gross OF bn, Wa AhdeaSa


citizenship" Mr.. Alexander asks his
Democratic friends TO vote to violate
compact with the government OF the
United States.
What standard would that be? How
high is the voter who breaks a con
tract with the government which pro
tects his property and life?
Mr.. Alexander handles wisdom with
even less safety than truth He calls
Guthrie "Negropo-olis,' whatever tina,
Is. Notwithstanding that Oklahoma
City has the largest negro population
In the state: Notwithstanding that il
has, proportionatclv, the worst Grim
inal record OF any city with more than
25,000 people in the United States ol
America, this man, alleging he is a
loyal and faithful Democrat, asks the
strong, virile Democracy Of Oklahoma
% get behind a venture that was IN
spired by greed and TO bolster up the
Fallen fortunes Of several OF the wors
real estate sharks inside the state.
Alexander is not even a representa-
tive Democrat. He has no more con
ueciion with the active Democracy o
This state than il he were never a cit
izen.
Out of almost an hundred elcctel
representatives. Of Democracy IN th'
Second legislature, the Alexander co
terie mustered four votes in their dos
perate effort to discredlt the state De
rocracy last winter.
They had another vote, but the MAJ
was actually too good d Democrat t
be OF record voting for the party
killing schemes Of tho Alcxande
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
THOSE SILLY
ToWNLoT ARGUMENTS


just now the townlot grafters are
mad. They are trying to make medl
cine by telling thht Guthrie always
opposed statehood and that it always
made sport of the Indian Territory.
That is silly manner to try and
convince people it is a good propo.
sition to vote 10 change the capital
location al this time Guthrie asks
tnat the bill as drawn and now be-
lpro the people be defeated it de-
clares il il wrong in purpose and
would cleate fraud and litigation
once enacted. 6
Statements that somewhere and
Igcmetime someone said something
about the Indian Territory are not
going to enable that townlot outfit
to strike a $4,0000OO dividend off the
taxpayers of this state.
Insofar as Guthrie be concerned, II
has more dollars invested in what was
once indian Territory than has Okla
homa City-oilr praises Of that sec
ton were carried on streaming ban
lners by the boosters from the East
side when they were on booster trip
to New York, Chicago and other
points Guh-ies Endorsement "was
written there"
Oklahoma City newspapers made
sport Of Tulsa when her boosters went
East: made sport Of Tulsa and MGs
( kogee when they sought to get The
Arkansas river Improvement appro
I ipliation plugged the deal in the open
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
HAVE you ERlENps2

II you have any friends located any
where in the state now is the time to
get busy and send them literature
about Guthrie and about the capital
location matter.
If you will call at the Chamber Of
Commerce, or telephone No. 2ie. you
Will be supplied with copies of the
capita location bill and other print
ed material, Including Envelopes. post
cards and posters. Come and get a
supply at once. They are free to ev'
eryhody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

malta.
Another glaring attempt at false
hood in the Alexander propaganda Is
his mention of the Democratic press
being for Oklahoma City's capital re.
moval scheme. What are the papers
where printed, and who behind the
guns?
There Is not Democratic daily
newspaper in The state, outside OF
Oklahoma City, save one, and that
one with an editor who owns town
lots In Oklahoma City, supporting the
removal proposition.
There is not a weekly newspaper OF
Democratic persuasion on the Indian
Territory side of the state with q.
COO circulation supporting the state
capital removal scheme.
There Is not weekly newspaper OF
The Democratic faith in Old Oklahoma
pronoGncedly supporting the removal
scheme.
Alexander knows these TO be facts
He knew that il had been felt nee.
eEsaty 20 get new spapers printed In
Oklahoma CITY, dating them as be-
Ing printed elsewhere that would sup
port the effort to spend 100000 of
cur tax moneys TO move the capitol
from Capitol Hill to Britton, a dis
tance OF about twenty-five miles.
Further evidence OF the tactless
Vision OF Alexander Is found in his
statement that the capital remoya
scheme is Democratic measure" He
lad but little TO do to ascertain the
normal Democratic majority in this
state Is 20,000--with forty per cent
Of that vote located where, should the
people follow his advice. they would
never sunnort his scheme and that OF
necessity would defeat the bill should
lis advice be taken literally.
Alexander deserves treatment for
political mania: he Is sick with ego
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
THINKS TRUST NECESSARY.

The Paurs Valley Enterprise, tone
of the few newspapers in the state
supporting The Oklahoma City capital
removal scheme) admits the possible
tiles; yea, probabilities, OF graft in
the present measure, but suggests il
will be hard to avoid graft In re-
moval scheme, therefore advises being
"stungh now. If stung we must be.
However, II declares Il is of opinion
that there win be no graft, which win
be true, II the people vote mo" on
The bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
REcENT ILLusTRATIoN.

With loud protest against Guthrie,
alleging That this city has always op-
posed progress and such other ale
cations as II had the hardihood to ad.
vance without fear OF being Amman
iased by Deity, an oklahoma City
newspaper belched about Indian Ter
ritory and the supposed Guthrie AMI
mostly thereto; the same issue carry
ing a base and known falsehood about
Sapulpa, one among the most thirty
Ing cities of the Greek nation. Such
IS generally the fate of an attempt at
deception The metropolis has always
attacked whatever was not of direct
benefit to certain interests: that not
being the policy of the leading inter-
ests of that city. but seems to have
the sanction OF the townlot brigands.
Sapulpaites very promptly branded
the Oklahoma CITY lie and demand
fair treatment or open war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

poses behind the bill recently drawn
by that townlot outfit at Oklahoma
City-they have concluded to strike
the bill at the proper spotlight
where the place SAYS NO
But the tremenduous audacity of
the metropolis outfit is worth men.
tioning to 20 ont in this state and
at once try TO graft the public, right
before the election, too, shows their
plan for the future What would they
not do II victorious?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
ALEXANDER Is NOT
DEMOCRATIC SPOKESMAN

DEMOCRATIC SPOKESMAN
w. l.. Alexander is sort of real
estate agent politician He resides at
Oklahoma City and is always protest
ing about his loyal Democracy like
wise declaring whatsoever he opposes
Is dangerous proposition Recently
lie sent out letter TO Democrats OF
he state, declaring that unless Okla
homa City becomes the capital, De
mocracy will go to pot and that Demo
Gratis are responsible for the present
state capital removal bill.
The Alexander plea IS easily nm
derstood. 1t is about his size and his
ideas of public affairs are OF that
siature-belleving that Southern Ok
lahoma, almost exclusively Demo
cratic. will vote to move the capital
to Oklahoma City, he writes the peo
pie circular letter, procaiming the
attempted loot as a Democratic meas
ure; declaring that Republicans are
ell opposing.
How politics figure in the deal il
hdtu w uhuNi Stdliu AlN Dtdle tdlIlu
removal proposition is too rotten fol
any party to indorse; too bad foI
even Alexander to claim parental af
fections for, and that is stepping some
too.
Every Democrat in Guthrie opposes
that Oklahoma bill, Likewise, every
Republican Same rs to Shawnee
Tulsa, Enid and Muskogee
How, also, about some of the mer
who have opposed the bill? How abou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
INVITING COUNTRY MERCHANTS
TO SUPPORT OKLAHOMA CITY
STATE CAPITAL REMOVAL
SCHEME.

(Ffom Oklahoma city state Capital
Removal Circular)
oklahoma City has the largest and
most completely stocked mercantile
establishments-both wholesale and
rotail-in the state. ard any person
having business a the capital can
more readily combine business at the
state house, than if the capital were
located in town where these large
business institutions were not avail
able"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
ALREADY PEDDLlNc TOWN LOTS

Already Oklahoma City townlot
grafters are abroad. They tell people
they viii sell them lots close in to
where the new capitol building is to
be located
That is a splendid specimen Of what
the people may expect in event OF
moving the capital from here to Brit
ton. These neyer-shamed grafters
send out agents to sell farm land at
fictitious prices, thereby recouping
the expenses of galiyanting over the
state in an attempt to wrest the seat
Of government off Capitol Hin and
move it twenty miles to Britton
For that move they ask $60O,000, as
"a starter"
They also ask that three commits
sloners be given power to spend as
much more "as necessary, presumab-
~ as much as it is deemed requisite
10 pull some OF the grafters out OF a
bad town lot deal.
Fortunately the people of our state
read closely and take an active IN
terest in public affairs. They under
stand the opportunity and graft pul-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

Spending sl,0o0No0 to appease the
greed of few real estate agents will
not be induiEed III BY The aaSphyers
"ai this timosfThe -scneInc rs NM the
state scat of government from ono
Oklahoma City town site addition to
another until the boomers make a
fortune will not appeal TO oklaho-
ma taxpayers. That is, II they are
epprised OF the purpose Of the schem-
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

Tho Oklahoma City buccaneers, fol.
loving their usual tactics, cssaycd to
break up the capitalization meeting
al shawnee, Saturday But the at
iea4pi failed. Resolutions Wele uAalli-
neusly adonted showing up Beef
towns schcm@ cna the bill steal pro-
posed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
@@A@
Erected by
Citizens of
Guthrie at Cost
of 100000.
Used by the
State, Free.
Why Spend
Millions for
Capital
Location at
This Time?
$3.50
vInIts Says soak ,cm Both


There is a well defined aud grow.
i've belief among the people Of this
state hat the referendum vote order
ed for the eleventh Of June Is ill-ad
Used and untimely. The repeal OF
the ninth article Of the constitution Is
. railroad measure asked for by the
corporations and concerns them only
AZ the people are generally satisfied
with the workings of the present pro
vision Of the constitution. The cap.
ital removal proposition ought not to
have been sprung at this iupcture as
the enabling act located the capital
q, Guthrie for definite time and that
time has not expired by three years.
The RAILROADS are doo eager to get
control OF the state and Oklahoma
CITY is too ambitious TO become the
state capital. The people should
Rave been spared the expense oil vot-
ing down these two propositions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

and tried the siiletto policy in the
rear.
The townlot grafters were never for
anyone or anything that did not give
them the big end Of the bargain
they are now FOR the boneyard7 aud
viii reach there June If, 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

= -7-7l = \
= ENABLING GiAGT

Q Section 2--I.atter Part:
o 'The capital of said state. will {
g temporarily be at the. City of
8 Guthrie, in the present Territory
g OF Oklahoma, and shall not be
. changed therefrom previous to
. Ammo Domini nineteen hundred &
9 and thirteen, but said capital
{; shall after said year be located
. by the electors of said state, at
o an election 10 be provided by ths c
9 legislature" G
q o
r. gaC 3,1o0 ocSc n an n =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

and has the important ague A dose
rf liver pills might start him right;
q swift application Of public disap-
proyal may effect a permanent cure
There is no politics in this question
The fact that Mr.. Alexander claims to
be spokesman for Dem ceacy is ludic-
fous Democracy Is older than real
estate sharks and too strong 10 be
ropcd by townlot grafters.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
8aacn i'd.
Naibmaion, 6. eSll.

OuIullHlulf .. aSlillt.
Die @oniereB i'm @aiBen
&auie 8uiid)en ser G|eaiermng
unO cen 8ertreiern Ser ipeitli.
den 8abaem ge9eH Die Sic Reaieruna
neuIih eineu einbaIis6eiebl erlanate.
Der es ibnen oerbietet, gcuiiie anqe.
tiiH0igte Acknowledgement in Strait
81 ieteIi, bat 81 einer 8critdnoiannq
.gciIbrt. Die Nonieren5 0auerte Ian.
ger ais pier Stnn0en.
Die Gertreter ser 9iienbn6nen CT.
flarten it'd bereit. ale Gatenerb6buu.
gen. Die an o0er mad Dem /. SUM
in Strait trcten ioIltgn, r~iidgangia 81
MAIDEN ugO feline neiien niebr an,ii.
oronen, che ole nun i'm Qonareb
idnpebeltoe @orIaae. sic in 0icier
.Sadc ser 3ipiihcnitaatliden San.
oelsfommiiiion 0a5 Gntiheioungs.
redlt giebt. @fiet gcpor0en iii.
Garouf fiinoiQie @rdiioeut Gait
on. oaB Der 3wed 0es einbaltsbe.
ie6ls erreidt iei un0 oaB sr 1nriidge.
.3oaen mer0e. Gies miro ie0odl crit
~aeidebeu. nahoem Der Erdiioent sic
.Giienb1hnuorlage %unter5eidnet BAT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
eeIbitmUrO ais 2rO6mittcl.
gefina 6 S,,rnf.

Betting. 6. Sum-.
Sim ndditen @aithuod miro sic
tormlide 6oroeruug an Den Shron
geltelt werOen, 0aB iofort ein 9tatio.
nalparlament einberufen lucrOe. Die
llrbeber Oieier 9laBaabme lino Die
Rrouin5laluer Sic Don
Den faufmdmild)e,t Grqaniiutionen
unteritiist meroen. Gas neitlid3 cr-
laiiene faiierIlhe Gefret, Ourh mel
Dies DIE Observation-Disclosures
gelhaifen Durnen. erfldrte, 0aB Die
4ege geebnet uaren mir Die Gin.
lesung elmer augemeincn legislatiuea
aorperihaft, Oeren G%inberuiuna
neln Sabre nadl Dem eriteH ,3aiam.
mentritt Der @ro0in5iaIperimnmlnn
gen erfolgeH iolte. SeBt limo nm
Die Observation-Disclosures bier
5uiammengefommen nit Dem ausge.
iproheueu &oriae. Ben grlaB zines
faiierlid)en Tefretes OurdBuieben.
0urf oas Elm observation-disclosures To-
gleid einberufen miro. Die Abge.
oroneten baben beidloileu. Die 0alpt-
itaOt crit Damn 81 Derlaiicn, menn
tire Sor0eruug ibnen Sugeitdn0en
ut. @dlt ans i6rer Mitte limo per.
kflid)tet morOcu, Selbitmor0 81 BE-.
prhen. wenit Ser Erin3rerQnt Gid1uu
beidlieBt, an ieinem uripriiugIiden
8roaramm ieit5ubalteu.
Sic aaufleute unterltiiben Oie Sor-
ocrruig ser Gelegaten OaOurd. oaB
lie lid fueigern. sic Stempeliteuer sl
bcsablen. iDenn Ser Regent nidt ibre
ssOeen a0optirt. Gg lit nidt pabr.
ldcinlid. OaB OH ginreihung Ser
9enfifJriit cine baloige Nnttuolt er.
folaen miro. IS miro i'm @e0entbeiI
er1uartet, OaB 9cirs Sidun feline Cut
gegnung 10 laH9e loie moglih bin
ausidieben miro. Bon Sen SiIhrern
Der gclpegung mur0e in C~rfabruna
gebraht, DAB iie Hiht beabiidtiaen,
oraitiide YtaBregeln in Ampenoung
81 briugcn, Ga iie befiirhten, OaB
cine auti0pnaialde &e0olution oie
Armeen Der misldnoiiden Wddte
nad China bringen miir0e. Die pa.
laltlpione iIberpahen sic 0clcqaten
genau, Die bon sen hineiiiheu 9lil-
lieOlnngen in Nuitralien. Oen Ybilip-
pinen unO ionitpo angefommen iino.
bon Oenen man ounimmt oaB iic Die
Srager Der repolutiondren SOee IN,
ter Oen Gbinelen I'M Ausldno limo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
sOO in Ocn SIammcn.
glew glorI. 6. &uni'

-Aklb tJNilf y. NANltt.
3uei SScuerlucbrleute funpn inn
uno iiber 3Dan5ia mirOen BON Dem
eritidcn0en Glmlm iibeup1ltiat. ais
tie Elm oapalti9es SaaerbmiSicuer
am llfer 0es 3ortb Giuer bcfdmpi.
ten. 3ebn BON Den SeucrmebrIeuten
D%crloren ibr @%0uuBtieu. ais oie
Jlummen i'm pierten Stoduerf Oes
@ehdu0cs pIoBlih 8uriidihluqen.
3lpeien BON Den Nldnuern aelaug Is.
ans Dem 9ereide Der 6lummen mo
oes GlialmeS 81 enttommen mn Tie
rieieu BON einem Scnitcr aus I'M
@ilie. Yeitern muroen a~tiaeridltct
mo Die bcfuuBtloien 2eute in Slider.
hcit gebraht. Der 5euermebrmamn
&imoibn Gotter pcrihie0 ami Dem
9iirgeriteig. nahOem er ans eincm
obcren Stodiperf bercbgebraht nor.
Den iuar. NO er iiber eine Stun0e
lang in elmer 9SdiierIade %baunBtloS
aelegen bate. Ieueunebrntann
g3iliam Scalp muroe ais geidc ans
Dem @cb0noe berats aeibaiit. Trei
Der bart mitgenommenen 8enefipebr.
Ieute beiin0en iidl nod IN einen be.
oenfliheu 3uitanoe in eiHem 0oipi-
tar Gas ,Seuer mar IN Dem filnis
it0digen @eblu0e Nr. no fi6
@aibiuaton Str, oas ais g%aaerbaus
fir @aaren inter 3ollneri1lub be.
uuet miro. dusaebroden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Wlcrifu.
Ser ,1nOiancranfitanO.
SIn0i Nlerifo. 5. Nnni

StaOt Merifo. s. Slmi.
@s iinO infolae ser Seritoruna ser
Selearapbeulinien smilden bier ruo
Der S5enc oes Sn0ioneraufitanOes i'm
Staate gucatan immcr nod feline
neutrality-suspicious. iiber Sen Stano
Der Ginge eingctrofien. Is miro be-
ridtet. DAB bel Sem lleberiau Der
Staot GaunO0liO 40. Gerionen ae.
toOtet murOen. IS ioUeu iidl mehr
ais 2000 SuOinner an Dem Anarifi
auf Oie StaOt bet6ciiiat haben ind
lollcn ole NniitdnOiihen MN eineu
Sbei l0er Staot bciett baIten.
y slanmeln lid nm 1000 @ims
oeS. mo Staotstruppen bel Ositas,
nidt melt BON gallaooli0 entiernt,
Die AMI Die Staot 5umarihiren mere
Den. gSaS eiaeutIid SEN InInb fiir
Den NuiitanO CAB. 1T nod nidlt felt.
g%eitellt. Die @ctooieien mareu
bouptiddlid HegierungS. ODER Itd0.
tide @eamte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Sin nnanGsasannr eiebha6er.
gtciD Dorf. 6. Sun

~" ON*hf ~ NRffAF
Sarab 9crof.u. Elm 1~7-idbriges
WG0hen er3dblte benz 9oli5eiridter,
oaB Sarrn Cutler. Elm juaaer WaHn,
Oeifl. Seiratbsantraae iie obgelebnt
bmte nab i9r nit einem Aepolper
.bemcf'a5l iud)te mo crl0ngte einen
%erhaiisbefehl gcqcr Cutter. Als
lie lid mad Sauie beaeben moa-
te. beaeanlte ite Oem abgefpieieneu
9auerber ami Der StroBe. DER nit
eincm 8eUolDer in Der SAND auf tie
.3ufan. gas Nldodcn oeriuhte idrei-
enc az eitfliebeL aber @niler fcuerte
mehrere 5diiiie ob mo its fiel al
goben NIT elmer Saigel i'm Riiden
un6 einer i'm 9ein. &1illiam aie-
balsfn mltr0e 0urd cine oerirrte 4u-
ael a%ctroffen. gge0er CT. nod 6rdu.
lein Qerofn mnr0en ernitiih berlctt.
Gutter maroe pon ser Menjden.
maize. oie iidl nm ion oeriammelte.
b6ie miiaeipielt, mo ais ign oie 30
li,ei en0lid) crl0iie. mar er ifon
Deiolid ourdNcualft mo seitoBen
uno aetreten unJ Die NleiOer Daren
iAm fait pom 2eibe qeriieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Cpitr OcS MaTeabaFc8.
@0niIon. 9eGas. 6. Nuni.


Sniolos acknowledgements gtni
ienitreit afeitcn yDiiden getuiiien
@lcmenteh Der meiBen uno iarbigcn
geDolteumg BON Orange. Ter,
wur0e Der 9leger @anfin gaoore
ourh oeridieoeue Shiine qei 50tet,
bic anqeblid BON orei meiben Mdn.
nern ubaeieuert wur0en. Die gdie.
berei ian0 Ddbres5 zines beitigcn
eleftriiden Sturmes itatt. glm irii-
ben Norqen mar ihon Der 5arbige
Douglas gemon bon imbefdnnten
Berioneu erihoiien olf Der StraBe
auigehm0s, moroen IS mur0en
feline @ergnftumaen Dorgenommen.
Ger 8aIieabaB bat cine ioldle 60be
erreidt. 0aB ifnuere llHru6en ie0er.
5eit ausbtedqn m0aeu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
5Ormelle Auflngc gg1en gOrimer i'm
GeHdt crhoben.

MalDlilgioH 4. eSilllt.
6ormIide anflage 1T Inn 5ennt
geaen ben Senator &iaiam 2orimer
non Slin0is BON ieinem aoilegen
Senator Guaom erboben moroen.
Gies geihah, inOenl cine Dentihrift
bon Clifford Us. 8orncs Don@bicago.
G~oriiben0em ron Der e5ainois &c.
aislatfoe Boters' &eogue" Derleien
mtroe, Der Ole AnfIn9en tpegen BE
Itedping bon WlitaiieoerH Ger Sill.
noiier 2egislatur einDerleibt mareu.
Senator Gullom iibemnittelte Die
Genfihriit obne meitere 8emertia'
gen un0 Der Glerf begaun nit Der
0orleiung 0e~rielben. Dieie bate
ent einiae 9iiHlten geomert. ais
Senator 9orab IN Ool Senatsiaal
trat un0 iragte, mas poraeleien
miir0e. Senafor Gaillom erfldrte
ibm ben 8or9aHg uw0 Damn mltrOe
ole Angelcgenbeit. obne 0aB Die
1utihriit gang Derleien mur0e. al
Oas aomite DerfpieieH. lie @aierien
,uaren mabren0 oieies gor1nltges
mr. idRDad beiebt. CORNER ieIbit
mar nidlt mDeieirO. Die 8enfihriit
BON Barnes lit EN- lulaes Document.
Gle entbdlt Die gefenntailie bon
8bite uno 5oittlaU olB tie be-.
itoden mur0en. ann fir gorlmer 81
irmmcn, mo bic geleu See 0yieil
gfoune erbobene anflage wc9en Be.
itfyuug. uno bringt Gle ionitIaen 8e.
hauptimaen bci. bic lid aii 2orimers
Mobl be3ie1et. Gleie 1eHfidrifi
legt bern aonite iormelle Anflagen
uor uno oaErit 1T Elm @rIno gum
9orgaheu, an Dem Is irtber feblte,
geibaiien wor0en.