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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED TO RENT--one or two
rooms for light Housekeeping by man
and wife. Address F, this office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED Middle-aged woman or
girl, white. win school privileges,
to stay with wife. Address x. ". this
office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED-At once, fifteen girls,
keokuk Pickle Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24
CITY NEWS.

Insure with B. B. Hobbs.
Best plumbing done by Sutton
Don't miss Huiskamp's cost sale
Buy team harness at Sherwoods
= Ewers' Grand Leader, best SC ciga,
400 seats at only 10c at the Air
Dome.
Sutton for plumbing and steam
heating.
See the extra fine bill at the Air
Dome tonight.
ALI kinds of printing done by
Leake. sol Main.
Special big vaudeville acts at
the Air Dome tonight.
Buy shoes at Huiskamp's cost
sale. Only three more days.
Careful attention given to all
plumbing work at Sutton's
Three more days Huiskamp's
cost sale. Big bargains in oxfords
Old Settlers Day at Donnellson
will be held tomorrow and MANY OF
the veterans from Keokuk will 20. to
celebrate the day.
Word has been received by Mrs.
NJ A, Rogerson of this city, notifying
her OF the sudden death of her broth.
err. James P. Millett, in AIamosa
Colorado. Mrs. Rogerson left this
morning for Moberly. Mo-. where the
body will be brought and later inter-
red in the family burying ground at
Macon, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24
w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-Girls experienced on fine
shirt work. Also overall makers can
ind steady work at the Noxall Fac
tory at Quincy, ILL.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED-Two dining room .irls at
Prescott's Restaurant, "a South Sd St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED-Good steady barber, guar
antee $1,000 and half over siS. F.
A. saar. Fort Madison, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-24

WANTED-Good strong boy, Keo.
kuk Pickle Company.
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business man. Senator ALDRIcH az
Samed that everybody understood that.
Snch being the case. il was a mere
matter Of opinion how much could be
saved 4 the Government were admin
istered by n Feceiver-general, a man in
stalled at the seat Of customs 10 hold the
bag and pay cut money for work needed
and work honestly done. Al agree that
vass sums Of money are wasted in con-
Quoting the Government: even mem.
6eFs Of Congress who make che appro-
priations say 80. and particularly gentle
men OF tho minority party like senator
CLAY and the Hon. CHAMP CLARK.
Let the plaguing Of the Hon. NELSON
W. AIDRICH cease. He stated a great
undisputed truth. The only mistake he
made-and he has often realized il
slnoe-was in calculating the waste at
oO,Ooo.Ooo a year. On the eve Of a Cox
grcsssonal campaign the slip was unHor-
tunate. The Democrats are quite capa-
bic Of making disingenuOus and wicked
use oft.
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When the ingenious dsvisaFs Of means
for increasing tho national revenue inter-
fere with mans habits and daily Injuries
they find Il rather tlcklish business. In
Europe AZ any rata. The imposition Of a
slight additional tan on beer In Germany.
for instance. created the dilemma % either
eliminating the sizs Of the glasses or In
creasing the price Of drinks. with the I'M
expected result. We are informed. Of a
MARKED increase In the Temperance Of the
Fatharland and decreased consumption
at home II the national beverage.
In France tho 0ovornneat recently
increased the price oi tohacco. both In
packages and In the shaps Of cieaFsttss
and what are called cigars. The manu-
factufe and sale q tobacco IL State mon
opoly. Smokers grumbled and paid. but
they looked more closely at what they
bought, and the consequence is an amusing
and annoying campaign against ths Gov.
sTnment's management II the business.
The packages have bssn weighed and
many prOfessing 10 contain a quarter OF q
kilograms have bssn found 20 he from
thirty 10 forty grammes undsrweight. and
the French Law on weights and measures
h stringent. Moreover. the packages con-
tain foreign substances. and one nsws-
paper. which undertook 70 collect thess
and WIS obliged 10 beg its readers 70 stop
sending more. enunerates pieces Of cloth.
fragments of wood. locks Of hair. safety
Iins and large nails among the specimens
received.
Ridioule tells more than argument In
France. and tho Government may 10
laughed into concession 90 reform by the
fun at in expense. A. Ls MaiiR puts IL.
the idea II introducing surprise packages
h ingenious hut u Ia not fair 10 make the
consumer paw for them at tho rate Of 70 or
Is francs q kilogramme.
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WHEN ROME BURNED.
ReeoIIecsi0ns % An EyemtTul EvenlnE IN
the 'a0a.

To rHm EpFroR ~ THH SuN-.Sr. an a bii
late Ia c1atribuunG my item - ths star proiuc.
ion accounts Of me play Of julius CRaar.- bot
/ attended ne great event 70 whicA -old BOY
Incorrectly aitudes 10 he interesting eOmmunl.
cation Of J'ins Q Ths great event Was that Of
the evening Of Friday, November -. iass mot
-Oid Boys cate Of March. is1si, 81 Ire Winter
Garden theltre. and u Was the svsnihg that iFrs
occurred in several theatrcs and hotels, a. TIRE
records Win shoW.
Ths ihree nnoah brothers were IN TIE cast
Edwin Vas BTufas, tunius Bruius was Catsfus.
heavy IN physique and b. no means Of q lean ana
hungry loos.- and John Wilkes Was . handsome
and ideal Mara Aaisag Milaes Lsvtck uas
Jwiius Cesar. and Mrs. ChAnfrau wAs Porua.
BFufuss wife. q woman well rsputed: Cato's
daughter she was charming Ia her part ssps
cially IN Der pieadings With BsufHs 70 reveal 10
hsr 70 let her sharr. We secrets that possessed
him. Thea her Get thee gone 70 ths boy
Lucsus In her anAietg "a learn the happcninGs 81
the senate house was q command softencd with
. pleading note. ! have forgotten the name OF
the lady Who played CaiDhuTaia.
The alarm Of hre occuFred AZ the moment Whsa
CaipAsrHia was endeayOnng 10 dissuaes Cesar
from going 70 the senate house. There vas some
sHeitsment me curtain Weni down, ana soon
after Edwin Ao0th cams 70 ne footHght. and
assured the audience that slight IRE IN TIE hotel
had been eNunEuished and that danger no longer
eKisted. Thcn the curtain vas raised and the
play wcnt on When We passed out through the
vcsubuis that led 70 Broadway nTcmen's hose
vas stretched along 70 waiting 70 he resied. u
was a beneht night have forgotten 10 oblect.
but u cost "a young fellows who were fond Of
ne family circle and peanuts o. 70 get on olym.
pus instead Of the usual 5 cents.
During Ihs IRE alarm the friend Who was with
me waited 70 slide down 10 the neat gallery By
one Of the supporting pillar. but vas restrained
BIZ cooler heads. There was another friend Of
mine there that night In tho east a. be aaya.
one Of the supernumeFaries IN attendance a. CID.
teus listening - 'he addresses Of Bufus and
AnioRv THIS friend vas one Of my fellow stu.
beats 10 the classes al Cooper institute. He Is
alive 10 day and will indorse what have related
10 any interested Old inner who will cali at
BF0adSay and Nineteenth street and ash for
Robert sharp. JOHS BVERa.
BKOOELTE June Is.
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Assembly an opportunity 10 hold an
inquest in the ordinary way.
Since the adjournment Of ths LaRis-
laturO the Governor has said numerous
hash things about that body In his
public addresses. He has asserted
without qualification that TIE lawmak-
EN- were under tho cOnirol Of business
corporations. Naturally such charges
uttered by the Governor Of the State
have more substance and weight than
the loose talk Of persons not in official
life, and their significance IA increased
by the fact that the Legislature Il over
Whelmingly Of the political party that
counts Mr., FOET az one Of is chiefest
ornaments.
Under such circumstances the Gov
ernOr should welcome the plan put for
ward by Senator FRELIN0HUYsFN, the
president Of the Senate, for an extraOr-
binary session al which the matters
which have 10 troubled the Executive
may be considered. senator FRELINC-
HUYsEN promises TO uss his influence
In favor Of the passage Of legislation
intended 10 meet any needs that exist
and also for the appointment Of a CON-
mittee 70 conduct an examination into
thepast conduct and motives Of the Leg
stature. To this committee he would
have the Governor submit all the facts
on which his serious charges are based.
Il Is doubtful whether any Governor
would make such allegations without
just cause; Il 10 inconceivable that Mr..
FORT, with his judicial experience, could
do so improper q thing.
The Governor has the power and he
has the gFayest reasons 20 call . special
session. Assured Of President FRE-
LINGHUTsEN's support in this important
move, what excuse can he have for
hesitation?
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A CephaIIc Disturbance.

From an address delivered in Brook
Iyn by the Hon. WILLIAM n. HOrCH-
KISS in the proper discharge Of his duty
as State Superintendent Of Insurance We
take the following interesting diagnosis
To paraphrass another. win TIE RsDu6lieAn
votsn . real primary ballot IN their hands IL
less dangerous. even 10 present leadership, than .
sense Of Wrosg IN thsir hsada.-
Amajority Of Mr.. HOrcHEIss's fellow
Republicans win doubles gratefully
accept hts statement that they have
something wrong In their heads. Their
surprise, we assume. will arise from the
discovery that Mr.. HOrCHKIss believes
this mental arrangement has reached
the stage necessary TO insure their sup
port oS the cause he champions.
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Secretary Knox On American nj.
nlOmagy,

The collage address pronounced yes-
taraay by Secretary KNOX would make a
good TAFT book for European students
Who are puzzled by the manifestation
Of an American diplomacy in which
white means white and not black. and
also and not r. g.EorR. There has been
n brief form no better historical state
ment Of the direct contributions Of this
Government TO the progress Of inter-
national arbitration and Of our definite
adherence To the principle which h get
ting Just at this moment an impressive
Illustration al The Hague.
An those who are looking forward
with desire tO the time when az questions
between nations not involving the vital
interests. tho Independence and the
honor of the disputants are 10 be set
tied almost automatically by the proc
esses Of a permanent tribunal. a court
always open, continuous in It's functions.
viii find encouragement in Mr.. KNOX s
confident words:
The Government Of TIE United States. con
oeising hat there could he no objection 70 adopt,
me me machinery Of the International Prime Court
for the Permanent Couri Of Arbitration. issued on
October a. iaN. an Aentc circular note propos-
he 10 the Powers alternative procedure for the
Intsnaaoasl Prias Court and tbs iuvsstmsn, Of
ne International Prize Court with ths functions
Of Court Of Arbitral Justice This proposition
has bssn most favorably received BY the Powers
and n Is conndrnuy expected that ire Initiative Of
he United States VIII lead 10 the carry establish.
mont az The HaGus Of a Permanent Court Of Arsi-
usuon. such an evsntusllsy win be no rsaliza.
lion Of one Of the aspirations Of an Ne cunuuries
The deul n o. Old a. ne ROman altar Of peace
or - temple Of cLAUDrus and vHaPAnAs. lis
resIlSauoa cannot however. be regarded a. the
ooacspuoa or he wurk Of any one man o. uailon
but the frutiou and capitalization Of ne thsaght
ana deals Of TIE G0vernments and statesmen who
for ages have vogked for psaoe. and q moaument
Of an advsnoed Christian civiiizstion in me rsar.
Ing ofuhich ths United States win have been happy
indeed 70 have part
In regard not only 20 arbitration, hut
also n the habitual attitude Of this re-
public toward our neighbors to the north
and south. Secretary KNOx's address at
Philadelphia presents with clearneas the
spirit and purpose Of contemporary
American diplomacy diplomacy. a.
We have suggested. that need be mys-
ferrous only n the strabismic.
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Gbuss Of any hind. Il may b unmarked
IN passing that tAeFs h bitter complains
an over Spain among manufacturers
and traders regarding Ne sxtsnalvs
business done BY m0nk1 and nuns. not
because of the business itsalf but because
lt has thus FAR goaS uneaxed. while lay
industry and commerce have had heavy
burdens 10 bear.
The effort 10 eFece the reforms here
indicated really dates back 20 i0Ol. whom
the SAgasta Cabinet drew up a drastic
achems limiting Church holdings Of prop
aTty and the amounts % gifts and be-
quests and profits from industry or trade.
ItalsO proposed to sub eCt Church teachers
10 State supervision. prohibited the reosp-
ton Of minors into the orders. and threw
their house, open 20 pOlios inquisition
Tho Saga8ta Cabinet lasted only = short
time. too short 10 carry out any policy
When the Liberals came 90 have a ma
iority In the Cortes again they we're
broken into Wretohsd factions which
turned each other out Of once In rapid
FIRE style and accomplished nothing.
Premier MauFa. Conservative though
be was. saw the need Of reform. but APP
preached the task ieebly and dropped
Il In the face Of opposition In his own
party. Now Il seems certain that Ss6or
Canalejas win realize AZ lsast part Of his
programme. There seems az present
10 BE- no tendency 10 60 20 far a. France
has gons In dspriving the Church Of all
support and ssquestrAting lie property.
but there is a considerable faction In
Spain whose demands do not fall short
Of that level. and Il may b. the worst
possible policy On the part Of the Vatican
10 play into its hands by strenuous
OppOaitiC0 10 moderate change or even
BY opposing mere futile. veEatious delay
10 the inevitable.
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To Tmn BDFrOa % rBn suN-sir' 1oslauinn
economically Inclined wanted q attend ~ ball
Of q society IN Whieh hs Waa an sllcsF. Arting az
20 assistant floor direetaT. He Weat - q dry
Eosaa store. Eot en- evsaing sIlt a memoFaRda.
vors u 70 ne BAN. and returned u day o. iva
later. ttaiing mat ao did not me H.
Ths cleFts ~ ne store noticed that the mara
Of ne vest had been pat hack On ihe Tuussra.
and M pants priee ackst was On ne vest.
TIE man Wns apoaen 70 about o. bat pleaded e.
aaFsnce. Ne woadefsd iusl e. mueh as anybody
how the transfer Of ne cost chscsa could hava
BEEN made.
snddeniy whsn the badge % a. ED - ne aBsT
director waa nshed nom one si ne vest parhsal
ne pFudent person sdmitied taat ne suii -mishi
have been worn," md deoided % pay Coz o.
LERN. Mass. June -. EDwSN WAanws.
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The BIunder Of . Practical POIIti-
clan.

Inc htWuuNN VI - hNAANANNA EutAAlr
clan.
II the Democrats in Congress. who are
a. fond as the Republicans Of voting big
appropriations in which their districts
and their constituents will share. had
bowels 81 mercy they would cease nag
Eing Senator ALDRICH about his famous
opinion that SsOO. OOO 600 could be saved
every year by administering the Govern
ment on business principles.
Our impression is that Mr. AI.DRIcH
il sorry that he ever said IL; the sum he
named il almost a third Of billion dol
lars. and no session Of Congress ends
without at least a billion Of appropria-
tons. II ia now considered the irreduci-
bic minimum, andif Congress were asked
90 vote less it would consider that its
preFOgative had been invaded. Mr.. AL
DRfcH, who never turns his back 20 a
Democrat or an Insurgent. was rallied
again in the Senate a day or two ago
about his Judgment that the Govern
mont was spending 500, OOJ. 900 too much
every year and that the amount could
b. saved 10 the Treasury. This time IL
was senator CLAY Of Georgia who badg-
erred Mr. ALDRICH. Tie Senator from
Rhode Island naturally showed irrita-
ton when Mr.. CLAY began by saying
that 'the Senator Of late has been dis-
credited 20 some extent as q pr0phet,
and then referred unfeelingly 20 the
s80O,OOO.OOO. The Senator from Rhode
Island should not be misunderstood and
feered any more. We quote his spirited
reply from the Congressional Record:
M ALDRIcH-Ths senator sssks 20 dl,cFodit
ne ns a prophet win rsisrsacs 70 snismsaas
made Ab0ut expenditures. what I aaid
uas this That " TIE whols business Of ms eous.
Cry vas turned over % buai1sss man. 70 cgatFol
and manage II BY himsslf % business pEineipiss.
ne cnpeodliurss Of the Govsgnmsnt could. 10
ny opinion. be reduced taoo@oOao
M. BEvERID0R-A year.
NJ. ALDElcH-I repeat mat nat h ny
sudgmsut about H. anid nat n {. a. q business
man. could lake possession Of TITS Government
nBd run iissi would run NY own DFivuas buaness.
uiihout any let or hndFancs from any one. b.
usgs bai ~ sz1ooB0lo c0nd b saved. end
rsy u nov { realize that u Il not fsssbls o.
poSsibis- Ths Govsrnmsnt n tho Unitcf states
- not Foiag 10 Ds turned ovsr 70 any individuai.
iteansot Be turned over 20 any Individual
Mr. ALDRIcH spoke in a speculative
or philosophical sense. Il would be un-
constitutional 70 turn the Government
over to him or 70 any other practical
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ouensrais eoFrrspoRafacs Indianapolis Ners.
How 70 feed Young ducks and ksHp . aock Of
chickens from -butung Ia has been uausfactoF-
ily solved hy Darwin Simpson. "a Year, Old. Nv
ing east Of town. Young simpson had q hard
time giving his ducks square meal On Account
OF 20 many chickens showing had table manners.
However, BE- solved the 3fnblem By budding q
platform In the duek po1d. the TOP Of ne plat
form being On . level win ne waters surfare.
A xAngwAy Constructed Of iEht boards extsnded
from the waters edge 10 ire pattern.
When feeliinE time comes simpson carries ths
ducks feed across NE gangWay 70 the platform.
and returning pulls up TIE Eangway and watches
the fun. The durks waddle Into TIE water Aad
swim 10 the platform. While the chickens chase
themselves about the poad In An savious need.
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Governor Forts Opportunity.

Governor FORT oi New jersey has had
a good deal 70 say about the Delinquent
cies he perceives in the Legislature Of
that State. He 'was quick n take up
the charges Of gross immortality made
AGAINST the Assembly because Of what
some Of its members were reported 20
have done somewhere about the Capitol
in che Last hours Of The session. He Sug-
gostsd the Investigation of the charges
by ac0mmittee not authorized 10 admin
ister an oath and poweTless 10 compel
the attendance II witnesses. He did
NOS ad0pt the planoi calling tho Lsgisla-
ture In extraordinary sesai0n 20 give the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
TRIAL By Rice.


They have peculiar methods % trying suspec q
In Bengal One Of these n called trial hy rice .
Every person suspected Was ordered 70 BE- pres.
ent. and an turned up. First the people we're
made 10 ia q ssmicircie and plate ia square
Of plantain leah Vas Nei before each. Then 4
priest walked up and down chanting and scatter.
iag flowers. This ceremony over one Of ths
clerks went 10 each man and gave him raw riee
and told him 10 chew it 20 q pulp. After about
ten minutes they we're Told 70 stop and Ebert II
into the piantain leaf. An dld 70 easily Nith ne
exception Of three men. Ons Of these thres
promptly commenced 70 en- aud begged ioV
mercy. confessing everything and saying thal
smother Of the three was ne chief insugat0r. II
Il a curious fact that fear. ariaiug from an Evil
cousctence. prsvena aalva coming % ne mouth
utth TIE result Described.
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cartoons aro only engaged in polio
ing tho frontier under the provisions
II the Algeciras agreement. In this
they are plainly within their treaty
rights. But the fact remains behind
the Action. Thus the Muluya. once
the boundary between Mauretania,
TingitanA and Casariensis. has become
the dividing line between civilization
and anarchy In North Africa. From
the French point Of view, moreover.
Algeria has at last achieved her natural
frontier"
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CHARLEs X HAMILTON. the Aeroplane
operator. says that there 10 plenty Of room
between building lines on Broadway for
his airship and tina, Il would he feasible
90 ~ up Broadway from the Battery 70
Harlem Perhaps 30. but the air currents
Sowing up the side streets might make
tho undertaking hazardous. On most
days 81 tho year he would encounter a
brisk movement OF the air a. every cor
ner. and when he came 20 Union. Madison
and LonEacre squares. and 70 some u the
wide streets west Of Central Park. there
would be altogether too much wind for
cognfort
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The other day tho French newapapsrs
called attention 10 the fact that Il was an
Alaatian. Captain FIEOKNscHUH. who cum
handed the force that captured AbeschT
and died In the attack. Az the present
moment they are again commenting on
the fact that among the Victims Of tha
Piuvio9o disaster was a young oiiicsr
who was born at Mulhausen In Alaace.
Apparently the French navy a. vol a.
the French army receives . considerable
number Of recruits from the youth Of the
Lost Provinces
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To rMN EDuoa % THE SUN--sir; -old Boy
10 TMn SUN Of June hila The nail On ne hsad.
! vas az me Wlntsr Garden hat sight whea
me cry vas Of -FiFe.- People all around me uera
getting o. seats and Ne women we're ah aiAnd-
Ing up. and ne cry -tat d0Sui- vas heard. Wen
90 remember mat play and ths aeFy speech Of
lohn Wilkea Booth.
wssII not ne - Fargo E7ouse. nov ne Grand
CentFai' aftsrward uas 10 ths hotel when
James Vsk. IT,. Vas sh0t Mother Was . reader
Of your paper ~ ne toL I'm ssili atlL
HoCMNaFEn. June n. n. n. CnAng.
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tf3A ~ W4AAlll4aNA Hilfs
How ulll NE hero won We greet
Array himssif below
ne welcoming crowds Wa hnsis 10 meet
Vim f1oa - lara 1nua never
Nulle ~ ven 90 Nm marching m
a Gnland'd Ans lon aaln
PsYhapa hau wsaE Ne scoaurh MA
And nm again, reYhnpa
Hen have q sword Win Iswallsd hllt-
W may apyegr m chaua
Pr they uho aeaIn 70 nov Mn best
Associate BIN WITH ne West
ne eap aad gown % c9llSTe ufa.
he olive nYllC1 fuil TTuNm.
Tk9 tgumprt Rrd i1e Ilfgi % aIlia
Are az ~ WY own
We Si1ld ed Wuli . ~ % SET "A
AZ % ~ iadll1a - VI 80 m
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ELECTED NOV. 5, Is7s,

And Ne Was Net Father % Chairman JUlal
A. DIX.
TO I'm EDrroR og TMn SuR-Sir' Piaasa per
mit ne 70 say that the coneihued FsfeTspse o.
press bureaua and newspapers. Eastern and West
crn. 70 the new NSw York Democratic stais chair
man a. the -son Of ne great War Governor
causes ne 10 aak how John A. DiA could hag,
squeezed In . term between Edwin D. Morgan
fioFauo Seymour and Reuben 2. Fentoa'
voted for Ola when he vas elected and when
Ne was defeated. but am quite sure IL was IN N,
early u.
WIN tbs SUN please set the public right on
thisY NATHANIEL DOLtARD.
SUPHhioA Wis. June n.
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ETI77I - U7TIIIT WFElIN.
ne dmhrs o. Mn Flnk'a vuica b q thsl
vibrant ifagFane eBeFveanent gaaIitF thai aips
ard rises WITH eharming frara - tEecuaA1a. Her
style invests Der Staging win tha uuTsouass
shanaoa u NE irue artist expEaaslnH ne amia-
be quailtss % an aulnhla aang vita ths eaua naa
snchantmsns min Whioh ~ aocompahlu4 20
saoosmtsS WIN ihe most dialrult tuas Tiauns en-
cqisen bv MODERN m