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for equipment and supplies. Except
ing the Manchurian lines china M"
has only about .,JpI mle'- IT railway. a
very slender system for 80 vast coun-
Try: but several nrW lines ar" projected
or under construction, and another ten
wears will probably see "A considerable
increase in the total mIleag'. Pr"sinl-
ably the-., lines will create and stlmu-
late "a they have elsewhere demand
for a wider range ~ commodities; Tor
the thousand and one articles "f per
snnal comfort and adnrnmrnt AMI ~
ho,lSrhnld convenience that ar" now
rcgapIssi a. ns.ceSsitirs nv the people
nf the OcCidrnt Telephones and auto
mobiles, forks and chatting dishes, tan
shoes and shirt waists, fal-" teeth and
kodaks. At present IN" tnr,Sgn re-
alnrcmcnts of IN" Chimes" ar" largely
r,dimrntarv. a few fnodstuns m com
paratiVrlv sCantv quantity. a relatively
small quantity of cloth and larger
quantity of material for IN" marsiiac-
turr uf cloth, kerosene uIl and limited
assortment uf metal and metal goods.
some dav they will probably want
pianos. kitchen stoves. photographs.
bar fixtures. sectional bookcases, cold
storage plants AMI aeroplan,~. Mean
while their demand for foreign cotton
and cotton goods If all kinds - only
about - cents a head. and their total
imports Vt foodstuffS for year would
hardly feed the nation for slngl" day.
The Chinese will be- importers on an
extensive scale only when their wants
are greatly increased and their purcha~-
lng power Is multiplied. The present
/ indications are that for III" present at
least "A good share II their requirements
will b. supplied by their immediate
neighbors who know their needs and
strive Ia meet them.
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~ TINE FIFTEENTH.
what En,iosrs Hand s~eEs to ssnite the In
eomparable Bennett:

To rEE EDIroG oF rHE SUN SIR Nav
I AK why the primary ticket for the FH.
tenth Assembly district which | received
this morning and which Sive- the name oi
the honorable- selected a. executive mem
her ana member Of the county and CITY com
m,t,~e and also ~ delegate 20 the county.
senatorial and Congressional conventions
fails 60 head the list Of members 10 the
county committee with that lllustrious star
william VI Ilsnneu'
His nA me heads all the rest FOR city com
mittss and a. delegate 20 the county. 10 the
Senatorial and 10 the Congress conventions.
but why has some envtou- hand stricken
him from IN. county committee
In seeking To nd ourselves OF j. Van
vechten Olcott and his SIX years ~ w"rS
and experience IN Congress W. should nos
fail to recognize that any leniencN = FOLLY
We have found the honest man. the Won
der worker. william VI Iienne''. whv NOT
mt him at the head OF our county commit
,... ceI@sAtion. make him what he t. Al iesst
IN hrs own opinion most htted for the po'it-
ical Pooh Ran ~ The Fifteenth district. and
thus place all our eggs IN one basket 70 oe
carried nv his capable hands?
am shocked. Mr. Editor. and Tear sons
traitor IN the camp. Can u he ~ iemnes
OuiRR. aud j. he Jealous lNs'R"b>t
Nav York, September II
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Weld to the Keys and humbled the Holy
Roman Emperor. HENRY w., al Cann'Ssa'
In time excessive power and riches
worked on Cluny rs on other instltu-
tons. Tn. abbots entertained popes
and kings ROYALTY. the mpnasterieS
throughout the land were fashioned
after IN" mother hniIs''. treas'iV'S "i
ART and learning were gathered into lt''
collections, hut discipline relaxed. The
regulations were reformed and improved
and other rules thar those of Chny
prevailed among the Benedlc,'ncs; the
order is dividSi among several "bser-
van,yS nowadays Yet descendants ol
tn. Clunv rule. the Beneilctines OF the
congregation of saint Maur, made the
order famous IN Europe IN the seven
tcrnth and eighteenth centuries bv re-
vivinc the study OF history and putting
n ON the firm foundation that modern
SCIENCE requires IA the series OF mohli-
mental works issued from the abbey oil
~ GcrmaiR d,ss Pres scholarly work that
has h.-,n tnken up again with the revival
of the traditions Of ia" order nv the
Hrn,dic'Inrs of Solesrnes
Pore PIUS has good reason to praise
the monastic orders for their work N
IN" Islst hut the service Cmny did tC
th, world was too great TO be confined
To "A church celebration, II suffers tn,
common lot. however, IN that it's name
is known To most people ONLY by the
accident that the former town house OF
T the ablbts IA Paris has been turned into
noted museum just a. the memory 81
the noble deeds OF the Benedictines, o.
the scholarship that has distinguishes
them from Monte Casino TO Solcsmes
| ~ obscur,d by the accident that on'
monastery manufactured liqueur ths
brame popular
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The Republican majority on joint
ballot in the last Name Legislature was
,iNtv-fn,Ir. there were eight Democrats
and twcntv-thrre Republicans IN the
senate and IN the House tiftv-one Demo
Gratis and II0 Republicans II the legs-
laturr ",.cted on Monday should be-
controlled by IN" Democrats, a. now
seems assured. ia. minority IN IN"
nitrd States senate will be unex-
urct,Sllv Increased by "A Stranger from
Maine n. will be- more IT surprise
than even the Stranger from Missouri
was, "" refer Ia the Hon. WILLIAM
/ WIR<tE. Republican.
IN. Democratic landslide in Maine
prompts an overhaulIng Of the Senate
( list and an inquiry whether there ~
danger uf the Republicans losing con-
/ truI II that body IN the SiNty-second
: Congress. which will meet IN December
lqli. Th.. Senat" now stands. Repub-
hcans. - Democrats. ~ counting III"
sucrrS-or Ia th. late SAMUEL -. MCkN-
my of Louisiana. 81 that 20 Obtain a
ma iority of one the Democrats would
have To gam thirteen seats As-nm-
ING that the Hon EUCTNE Hale Will
he -Iccrrdcd bv Democrat, the ques-
r,on is what pro~p-rt has the Demo
cratic party uf carrying lively" more
Legislatures IA states Wh"r" III" -u"-
c,-,~nr " Republican senator - =" he
cl,-cte,l ~ the newt season.
The terms Of twenty nine senators
end on March 2. 1911 IT tn" Hon.
JoHN ". DANIEL OF Virginia. Demo
rrat had lv.-l hr would hsv" served
until March ,, lall. and h" would I'M
doubteSilv have been reelected or site
r,,.,i,,i bv Democrat Flv" Of IN"
,w.utv-nln" senators are Demo rats
TAIIAFEERO OF Florida. kNENER at
MARYLAND MpStN of Mississippi
FRAZIER of tennessee and irLBtH~"N
of Texas II may be assumed that
RNYNER and IrLBFRSON viii b" re-
elected. and TNIINrERRo. NOISY and
EE,2IEF will r.. SuC,r'Si.'d bv Demo
Gratis FN-Gorrrnor y. u BBuwARD
has boon chosen m IN" primary 20
inkp the place oi senator lNIiAftHHu
OF Florida, and -Repr"-.niauiv" InHN
Su,Rr WILLIAMS will succeed N''nat OF
NnNtY al MI--isSIppi in"r" - oppo'
s,,Ion "a tennessee to senator FRAZIER
but a D-mO,iat. 0; - safe 20 ~av. WI
be. sent 20 Washington III" terms ~
twenty -four Republicans "nl on Mar"i
,. ryIi Their names. States AMI tie
ma iorrtv ON iolur hailot IN tn. laS' ls'g
-l,,,,r,.- ..I,,tgt - hos. states apIpa
M ia" following 'ahr
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CIuny'S NIllrnary.

They are celebrating al tunv IN
Burgundy. IN" lttle town not far from
Maroon which has gwen lts nam" 10 lace
and 20 tapestry th. thOusandth annI-
versarv of TN" great monastery wh'"h
made the place famous IN history. III"
French Revolution left only nuns al
the most magnificent abbey IN 'hrts-
tendon after n had been de-pOll~i m
the, religious wars OF the sixteenth cen
Jury. ia the B-nedIctina order itself
thu. reforms that put Chnv az H. h"ad
have been superseded 10y other u"''oi"t
reR,iat ions. while the monks hay" been
driven out vi France. and the Papacv,
IN whose behalf Cmnv monks l'd ~"
long and brilliant fight against IN" SIT
premacv Of the stat" - r'-iuc''d for ~
TEMPORAL dominions 10 III" palace and
the two bas,licas IN which the Pope re-
CARDS himself a. a prisoner With ~
glori.S wholly IN the past tn" tuLy c"lc-
bration was to have been chiefly COM
memoration of the civIllzInR. artistic.
literary and educational ACTIVITY OF IN"
great BencdiCtine monastery. Pop"
PRS y has emphasized III" religious
side by writing To the Bishop Of Autln
an utograph letter ~ which h" "Ntol@
/ the service OF the monks ~ general 20
religion and to humanity.
Of all the monaStIc orders the Brrs-
dlct,nrs. IN. first and greatest. have done
work always that i appreciated Nv
modern thought Whenever the order
A.. % ll- LOO
/ pIrgcd by reform from within over and
again II spread the G"-p"i and car
/ ried civilization INTO IN" T-utpnlc dark
n.-.s Of Germany and Britain u taught
th. barharianS 20 till tn" -nIl amt tp "N
.r,I~" handicraft- u established ~"hopl-
and cleared he way fug the universities
within the nnna-t"ri'-S th" monks cal
tIvatrd the arts they studied aud wr"'",
they copied AMI illuminated manu-
s,rlI,'-. they kept tho light If learning
burning. they Experimental ~ igTicni.
turc when they grew uch no doubt
they neglected th,.lr dGt."-. hui the Benz
cIiCtiu" traditions lHy" item -" vigul
~ pulI themselves ipv"'h"g. wh"n"v"r q
rsfurrn"r APPEARED, aud 10 "'UtInu" ~
n"w paths Il veil d"ipy
Tn. bsnefactrnn ~ DiE" NIuINN 81
NuIi,ain" - thDuSaud wears az" va'
made th. rnp-t 81 by q ~tI'c'--luu ri
u,uu- and Intelligent abbut~ They
m,,l.. strict rules for th"Ir own monks
. AMI forced th'--" IN tru" "u ih" ,r.l''
T, throughout Chri-t"Ud"m. they mad'
d Imnv the mode. AMI centre tor Mn" Ben
, .-iirtIns- ui Franc" anG ~ no" r'-t u
I Europc ,h"v mad" M" R"n'-iictin'
: ORDER all powerful 10 Oh" hurch Dur
. ing m" "i",ruth and twelfth o"uturr'-
81 thu ,Iunv -iiio-W"u mad" Pope au'
tardiusl-. and u was th" greatest d"
th.--" Pope GEFGOHY VII. wh" he,
4. ben Prior HILpFHEANu 81 'mny, TIA
5 cOmpelled the SwO Ord VI tl.e Church {,
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word, all Democrats and q great number
OF Republicans OF every shade OF parta-
aanship. including the independents. say
With great franknsss that they intend 70
vote for Mayor Gaynor.
In Rochester the political situation Is
really moro formed than in Buffalo. The
Roosevelt reaction In the one FREEDOM
inant political fact. Herr you meet the
opinion, common in New York, that this
10 Democratic year bscause the Rspubli-
cans find themselves In 1910 where the
Democrats were in 1919 with Hearst.
Gloss your eyes and listen 20 Republicans
talking Of Roosevelt to-day and you will
recognise all the commants 80 familiar,
so general. when Mr.. Hearst. with Mr..
Connera's assistance. made the great anti
boss fight that Mr.. Roosevelt. with Mr..
Greiner's aid. purposes 20 make this year.
In Rochester Republicans talk with the
utmost cheerfulncss u amy Democrat
and no Roosevelt Republican.
so far as Mr.. Havcns Is concerned the
attitude Of Rochester should not be mis-
understood. His support in Monroe
county IL neither formal nor peri enctory.
Rochester has never had Governor. and
local pride. a. we'll as the personal strength
Of MIR Havens. would mean an unprece-
dented local vote for hitn. With Mayor
Gaynor out OF the situation the Ravens
strength would bulk easily; but the pecu'
| liar circumstances surrounding the Mayor
naturally prevent any contest being made
AGAINST him Hence the earnest demand
in Rochester that the Mayor make his
| position clear.
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A grateful world will hail with delight
III. appearance of Professor BRANDEH
MATHEWS doctor ~ simple spelling. a. "a
deiner. Upon the witness stand nj Mar
raganSslt Pier. whore h" seems tn have
testified not only in the interests NJ pub
lie morality hut in those of the vernac'ilar.
he said that a Joint was "A place where
people are stored in sOter or drunk to
lose money. and this definition of joint
IL tire of every gambling place IN the
world
Note the delicate appreciation revealed
in tho uss Of the technical term -steer
instead II some such generality AS con
Quoted or -inVeigle,l Doubtless II was
the knowledge possessed hy all Maria
gan--tt Pier a. r. the Professor ac-
quaIntancs with every typ" ct spelled
English that made him IN" chief Solac''
of the court = desire for an expert IN lingo.
Note. too. the boundless generosity at
this activ" mind Not content with detn-
ing Joint the Professor added that hIs
definition applied tn every gambling place
IN the world. Of course. Would u te
definition otherwise, Why summon a
master speller and deiinev 10 deliver a
/ dictum fenced around with eNcepilonS'
! No. the fiat has gone forth. Hencctor'
ward travellers will not permit themselves
to bs -zteercd- up against ,why did the
| Professor omit thatD such joints as the
| Casino at Monte Carlo or theN lila dies fleurs
at Aix>fes- Bains IL il an EXHAUSTIVE" and
! final definition that the simple sTeller has
| given us
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Is.srn g. amman. Rrpnl,lIcan.

t. rHI Enron ur rur So - r'"n-"
a',.Ur he -.n'"rr 'hauts ut lifelong We
ls,hIt,an Tor tho editorial aTtt'l" uu speaker
Tauann IA THF SIS ut September o.
Whom he gods would dr-trnv h"v nrs'
make mad The biggest fool among m"
tn-urx.ut Republicans Who u "l"ried
ar. going 10 upu,s-- The -..ct ON Of nrl~
Toe - speaker could NOV for the lf~ ~ him
tell Wherein IA" speaker hal unf Friei
.trI.tIv IA accordance Nth the prtn'i pl'-
~ m. Republican party or don" any official
act not N l,,ordAnc~ With IN" rules - the
H.u-. 81 Representative made and handed
10 him bv E~puhiI"au-
~ speaker cannon - wrong N" h"puhl-
can parry has been wrong for YEAR and N"
sooner the AFFAIR 1T ~" nation a." turned
over To Demo" rats Socialists or sunri-
yett.z the better NOTHING ,ould 10" Wur-''
han having me lnNmnktng poVrr n the
hands ~ a gang hat thinks D. 'su curry
favor wifh bnn.ha-tIr h"n hunter hy
.umtuug uu u'l- iu- anuun
= HfSNNN
EfsuKUfs I-fa Np SsIfsUtltssr
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u.rm.,,s.. sosk.

To rsE EpIToE ~ THs SrS ,~T The COZ
,..,,o,d.ut IN this morning SrS seeking AdNe'
A. n inc correct color % 49,. 20 be Nofn e. 'h
op~ra hardly realiyes. think, the Important VI
IN. ate.tion he asks you tn decide
-, ,ntnL Of the drtraciion from the Interest
q, IN. uertornahce 10 your friend L Erscefaly
.-,,n.a ain MS feet over boK rail and dashed
raIr Of coral OF pink coIored ~ockS
wouLd suggest wearing the color whicn Noun
49, 49,. -, .,teo ton neing careful % roui -
-, a.. damned heel. do not sho~ above the toT'
~ hls evening shor- ~ - ="
Syw NoHE september -
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, U,m. to III. o.A Familiar JsIo. Of J.'..'

To rHT $pTroR oT Tvs SrS 81" >u'"h
county speak for it>eh Fof rsseh l. 'an
- r-rsonaIiy and for Morris ~ proNy. Arrie'
,sek ~Iu now a. ever IN these counties. pure ana
undecided, -,
what uould therr he Ia mellow the ~'n-nins
along the road Ia TOWacO weFe the amor Oh
goddess % stomachic graduation anu >p"',-
r1aIta ton. to wii. appiciacs 70 cave vs. '"n
appIes. they would Sro~ all IN vain
let ne dwell upon the prince OF all drhss 'n'
IN. b~o.nt OF those Who have not really iva
\ short hIghhau glass. q >poonful Of sugar No
or three nne.rs Of AppeIa~h. add sosdine nov
Eater and then a baked apple We sip the toddy
,oT A moment ihru Hftlng high the baked apps
dron ~ down our threats.
Annie nck no mcrr' Not IN his neck of 'h-
GOD. nv the bye lntroduced " In Milwaus'e
two years AGO To day they make beer 'hNfe
merely for export
NoNr,L,IR. Y J september ~
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THE BIG STICK az THE CIRCI NJ
CELLIONS.

F-og ne -D,,lrHs I'D ran o. no Roaas Emptrs.
t'hapts' ANI
The leaders Of the IiTrumc~lhonS assumed
the ute 81 Captains of tho saints their
principal weapon a. they were impsr-
fectIv prov ided with s~oEd~ and spears.
~a- = huge and w~ish'v dub which they
termed an l-raelur and the we'll known
sound Of PRAISE H. Ia tod. which they u--,i
a. their crV OF war. dinu~~d CONSERVATION
over 'he unaTmed provinces Of africa
The Circumcellion- pretended to restore
The primitive equality Of mankind ard TO
reform the abuses OF civil society
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The Bureau ~ Statistics reports IN"
foreign purchases Of china IN 1879 a.
about sci UsHUD THIS IL less than the
imports OF Argentina or Canada and
ONLY ~ per cent. NOR" than thOs. Of
Australia II "a considerable gam over
the ptIrchaqes Of iSga $50 isO'sI. and a
long step ahead Of si23 un.OO. the I'M
mort figures 81 lS~g. vct even IN 40
China imports wrr" Ices than 81 q
head
Tn. report calls attention 80 IN.
growing Intrrdnp"nd"nC. Of OrIrnrll
countries a. against their former de
Ir.ndrncr uJOn M" OCCid"nt china :
inIortS from India advanced from
$40 pnup m IgN 10 s25U1VI ~ 1919
Will" imports from Great Britain
droppcd from SI5.vH.U1 10 81 b1lH1
Purchases from Japan increased from
So ,spUD 80 So V"1T whh- the par
cha-.-s from the niteI States dechnsyI
from s2s -ssb uD 10 s2u .JsU Imports
arrn-- the Russian boundary and from
Russia = uort- ~ th" Pacific irrrei-.si
from s. Iinu1 20 ~ lipu WhrI- M.
uorf- from Continental turpp". except.
mg Russia, increased from sI~ ~ $50
20 go i.0pU lust how far IN" pro,l'Ic.
r.- of thr orient will IA IN" oomrnl
YEAR b. abl" " control ~" trade Vi
Cbtrl 100 competition with Tho prO'iuo"r,
o. furnJ.. aud America remains 20 b,
r.ou. ~ io..- Inc rac" ~ China's eco
nom, trI .uuw"-'ll development
TauHa. construct .uu should am
dolb'r-. v.. wik" considerable
dFait Oh LuTppe and the [ mted state,
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The promise that a company Of "N-
per.nced actors will begin "A series oi
-revivals- at "A local theatre ought to he
good news to playgoers. Managers have
believed that the public takes little inter
est in old plays Even generation I'M
familiar with a piece of arlIer production
will not 60 To $50 IL in revival That AZ
least has hs.en the theory Of mana gers, who
came Co prefer to take their chances with
new PLAYS. Possibly the failures of the
present ths.atrical season have inclined
them to consider more iavorably some ot
the standard dramas not heard hers IA
RECENT wears except at the cheap priced
theatres.
Tn. expeliency IL taking risks only
With new dramas does not appear from
th.. results 20 the little more than "A month
IL the pr,-s-nt theatrical ssSlson Three
new PLAYS are 90 bs Withdrawn perma-
n.ntlv after a serious luss 10 their pro-
ducrrs Two have proved genuinely pref
itabl. The ultimate fate ii one or two
others is now hanging in the balance
There ought Ia h. the possibility of good
fortune for "A theatrs that with sufficiently
Capable actors deV otsd itself to the revival
Of the. most successful PLAYS in the recent
history ~ our drama. The experience oi
the manager who put forward one ~ Ton
RoBERrsoN' dramas last spring should
encourage such an attempt II would
have taken "A very strong telescope To dis.
cover among those actors more than one
star. but theatregoers delighted IN the
/ opportunity to 49, the old play - wei
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To ruE FuToE ~ THF SvN sr VII, su,h
un,rI~~H,l wrath In tho masculine mind over the
hotbl- skirt' The outline presented rs ne dan,Iy
81 The Ia, - peg top trousers j. not 4nuke
the latest feminine atrrraipu and bis hat is zen
worse
" Sur u. women Wc hook Ike fppls nrd We know
DO tu' rr waiter what iind - Uuthss srar
49, IRE. .. Hulr fo a'trast men ani make 'hSm
Wuf. N.r ... whlsh gD~S io .hoW mat either W.
are u.,t .., ID 'n"S a. inoN or there are ether,
NV NuHk S~ptstnb~r o. e. ".
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49,, ,,. C.,..., w,..-A In H,. Has,e

PROM fsc Kansas cur s'Ir
The Kansas Civ health siaus'icans are "a. .
,,olooeI Roosevelt did not te1nain IN hAnHas '
too more days To get the news o. q hrosen %. 7
s.-ord for August The daily reports Tor TO
- an wer- footed up to day and showed ne nun
80 Of new arrivals 20 ne ssi. The high fr'''.
n.r,,osors never got very far shove the S""e.'
,no,ah the banner mon 70 aiway>is Aieusi
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To rHg rutruH or tvs SIS WI, don
, nu REPRINT TdgN Nllan pp~ ritAIrrn iIoaN
Whlrh Originally spusar"d IN Inv SIS 20 NpTl o.
isu' Tha, arusir .~~w, 20 me 10 ~ auns,
p-upheti- IN view ~ the Iroposed attempt ~
WsIter wruman - rToss me Atlantr In no, dir
igihls haii,on n T RiCHAKDsoS
NBu IOuK. ScplenbsE "a
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a survey Of the field Of conflict should
spur them to united and constant enort
until election day to avert such an 90
vio,laly impracticable situation.
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Inndon n'Hr~ Vaughan HoGse Nrlndrl sFcr'.
strand The daily ard sunday NuN are On salr la
I.ondon a., tho American and Colonial Nchanse.
C.rltop street Regent street and law steamship
Asrnry. n Irrrn street Chtrng cross Road.
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Published ~ the sun Printing and Publishing
Association a 10 Nassau street In the borough
Of Manhattan Sew Nork President 81 the Assn
r,,t,on. Edward T. Mitchell iIo Nassau street
7rr.,-,,rr- Of the Association " O. Lafan. ia
Na..,T street Scrrrtar. u the Association. D. ".
quinn ~ Nassau street.
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Eliminating Maine. IN" Democrats
have. a fighting chance, or better, to
carry the Legislatures II Delaware.
Indiana. Missouri Montana. Nebraska
and Nevada In what other states may
they indulge expectations II s'Icce~~'
raliI,rnla. Connecticut Mas-ac hIlsatt-
Michigan Minnesota. North Dakota.
Penn, vIvsnia Rhode Island. tab. YER
mont Washington. Wisconsin and Wv
,,,,,,r,., 81 "A, count 81 IN" conditions pre-
,.s,,I,u,, ~ thus,. States a. we'll a. on ac-
...,,iur nC 'h"ir normal Republican ma Jnr-
tee. may probably h" struck from the
f.t Thrrr remain New Jersey New
,rk DINO ami West Virginia. IL would
a.. an. - DENY that the Democratic
,.,r,y ,u ih..-,. four States uur-"S the
,,,., Of a land~lId" that will give ~
,l.. I.,i-IatlIr,.- and additional I n,tsSi
STATE. SENATORS Ia the event of 'hc
,-u,tluu ~ thai hOIs'. and allowing the
prun.rai- -iN Senators ~ n" States
, ,,r.y,ou-iv referred to where their
,,rn-t..,t- az, At least hiitrTIng. they
,,o,tld -'iu b" short Two votes Of bare
' MIA orirv IN tn" 7 nitcd states senate
when tho ~lNtv-s"Cond Congress COn-
v"u"d That would b" altOgrt her too
cIosc iOr the comfort Of Repubbc ans, and
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Paris once :. Rue Inui, lr Grand The daily and
SUNDAY rditnnS arr sale 81 Mosque y, near the
Grand Hotel hnsqur y, boulevard dcs Apne'hr>,
corner Place lie Iup, aud hlo.aur ~ boule' ARD
tlea ,ltalenN. corner Rue outs c Grand
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I, aur r-isnis uhl fIror ~ TnA B1IHu'c'tpf' i1T
pubicg'oa uisH hgr, secist Ir''''s ''uTH'dfhsb
g.us' On rE ,isfs send S4aps Tor nat pGrpO'r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14

Hsas@s ln 80 struaHle.
Ku,essr-Ars you Interested IN tne Pros'o
r-~s.r-No; n ne QuarSsrSsckA
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a. A~esmp.,.e.a u~.-e

To rHE EDrToR ov THE ScN-sg sign
crudeIy painted on q birmingham. Ala. negro
rahIn reads DR. Jake Brown Herb doctor mind
rsadeT aad Cora rurcr- M.
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ssyIsa
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Look baeh 90
The Aaeieai days with
Mu~h Of wonder and amage rhe
NAEsTtss % ladies fair excite our
AiTih and despair comic siGht II
Must have becn uhen grandma vote a crinouns
Per
hays
the ~.
ture too
viii thinh
The present
styles
tn the bhak
And they
WIN grin
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squirt
When
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SKIRT
MSAABDSWaA Wn0o1.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

The following psoplo have been slec.
80 delegates sGs1ssa ss1as
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

mas Andersen returned hsnse yes.
fegday from q bssaseHaa trip Ia Duluth