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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

REQ minneapolis & CT. 2ouis ganen
% boenoe | @atertown, oireoe ti6.
lig Sreodg Worgen lit 2ip unoer
5orlsget paa at birIpe lin iorfrsb.
lehc arbeiosfmmerot. Ere Wonb
bar tiolig ON Morgenen reiite ub
meo Ell "banb corr, % ga De life
pioite, at Easiaeertoaet bar oclt | TO
Seftioner, bIen oe operraIfeoe al Den
iioite Seftion al bette. Sagen % en-
Of bans aammeroter boppebe al
To8nen, men Den treble, 6. %. Bat
terion, "a aar gammeI, bar arsb.
ling og fllnbe life boppc men ilpn-
geoes foroper og bIep liggenbe mel
lem Sfinnerne. Scr at frelie BAN
falteoe Sagen iig fremoper for at
trGffe BAN til Zig, men 2ofomotipet
tom ! iamme GiebIif iuienoe og beg
&c blen or9bte.
& for 3ibet. 2ena @oe, en-
19.oarig Bige / Glarf Gountp, bap.
DC forleoen en- 4amp for 2ipet meo
en- raienoe Ore. Gun bar gaaet til
Sapneganien for at bringe 3reatl.
rerne biem, ba Sren meo i9nfeoe
Sorn itprtebe mob ben0e, og iom enc.
tie llopei gap bun Den meo i'm Sps-
be ct polbiomt SIag oper SnuDen,
inmtibie iom bum iprung tiliibe. =
9ette ipntes belpis at affiole 0pret,
men ga gigen bilbe re0be iig peb
Slngt, iatte bet efter benoe, og ben
ianlme Wanspre eientoges. Siben
gif bog Sren angrebspis tilperfs, 90
Iigen maotte goa bnglpns, itaoig
brrgenoe Speben al aae &r9fter.
Siin pilbe maaife life bnpe naaet no-
get SilillgtSiteo, tbi ga N Wanb til
iploigpis font forbi og iugeoe Oct ra-
ienbe 9pr poa Slugt, Onr bun iaa
uomottet, at bun fnapt funoe gaa
biem.
NgbDsserne intet at irpstc. Sra
2anofontoret | 8aibington bar man
M fanet Soriifring ON, at Npbpg.
gerne paa %iaabant 2ano, Der fornp-
Zig blep unboraget for 0ptagelie lom
SomeiteaoS, intet bar at irpete, oa
ale pil blipe gipet final proof" iom
ellers. Commercial Club / 2emmon
ienbte for fort Gil iioen en- &eprp-
%ientant til @aibington for at faa
reoe / bette S~psrssmnaG, iom RI
meliqt nof bar foruolot aoifiaig
sgnsitelie Der / Smegnen, % ifslae
De berpeo erbolbte Splpsninger in
mes set at frengaa, at Regieringen
life bill beitrioe nogen Ret til ielpe
2anoet, eller rettere bets Sperflaoe
for Sorbbrua, men at Npbpgeercn
maaife for at faa rbebeftet Sfisbe
mao gipe Iffalo paa Gicnhomsret til
set aul, iom maatte finoes nnoer
Sperflaoen. Sorreiten bar Sanooe-
portementet looet, at Spergsmaalet
ON bette 2ano / ben ppitlige Del al
Gafotoerne bill bliue aisiort iaaInart
Set bliper muligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
ttbDaaelts @elfetpn.
Ct @loo / Iarplanb ~fortGler fel'

Ct @Iao / Iarplano fortGler tsl'
aenbe merfeliee Siitorie:
Wrs. Marp Suu, en- pelItaaenoe
6armers Suitrii, boenoe peo @ileo'
mico Greet. bapbe ! l9neere Sio loet
W9rfe til, at benoes lille Barn, Der
M por n9iten ct Iar gammelt, %
iom fra Spoielen at bar opamnet
meo Slaife, fortGrcSe en- ii9opamlig
IensSe IeIf, uben at BET ipntes at
aisre oct noaet goot, - ia, bes mere
Melf ser off meo, 10 masrere ipntes
Barnet at blipe. S9gerne fitnoe life
ioritaa bette Sili9lbe % maatte Der
for Iabe oct bero meb en- opbiinoig
Iiiaee; meo Sopeoet.
ga Mrs. Sliu iorleoen Dag bar
beifieitiset meo Miooaeen noe /
aisffeuet, bcrte bun Barnet le %
uoitcbe De pelbebaselige @o.8o.9po
noe / 9aslisituen. affurat iom ON
rtosen moreSe Oct, os ba bun titteoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
5trrn pukntn.
@eairr brinacr SfirnSicl.

SesjGr 6rinser SfirnSicl. EauI
Semen / Oates lit Ell nbetpingelig
9pit til at beiiooe GbQrIes Sperions
fontante Tenge % @uISubr, men
iom Gslee al bette 9egi9r iihber
ban M / 9icfep Gomtps S9nsieI
anfloset for Spoeri.
Sif SasllaSninscn | Iniistet. =
MiidneI 9obenp 90 6. 6. 0ap, beage
fra 9epils 2afe. bar iorleoen Sog
zoe paa Sast eiter IrGriebsrs, men
fcm berunosr til at ifpoe paa bin.
anoen iiteoetior pao SiIbtet. Wr.
Gobcnp fit belle Saellabningen | au.
iigtet, men belbispis uoen alporlise
2elaer. Geiie bar gareis ferite
Sngtalpffe peo 1epils 2afe.
goitfontor rspet. T~oitfontoret /
9apana, Sargent gountp, biep Hat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
itbSrip 4bennmtisnrcn for girtcren
fummer.

Sbis on iaar bar bapt noaen 8heumas
tisnse, iaa or M | 9sbet al be behages
lise SsititSase Den rette SiS for big at
begpnSe en- Sebanblins meb aubn's
Rheumatic 8emeon. for at hripe Ihcus
matismens Gift no at bit Spitem fer
Sinteren tommer. So fan bu saa gins
teren isiennem uSen Srpoerier. On fan
faa en- fulo Stsrrelies Slate at bette
fcrtrinIise gtiboeI paa Yrspe, uoen
mrineite Srpoeri. aIt on bebsrer at ales
re, err at antaae hort SiIbno ! Hperttss
Ieuentet / bette Slab. On oil fnee bet
paa Sioe 2. unSsr SiteIen "6r @eSiein
for Hbeumatisme".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
5niacnunm.
9irfc;uSnielIr I victim.

&irfcinSpieIic / @eitbp. Zen iipe
norif. lutberife Sirfe i @eitbp inopie.
oes iioite Ssnong. Sra ga Grosle
aufom Der | Den a%nleoning ct @rtra'
tog.
Earmer uperfiprt neb Cameron.
Martm s. Solman. Sarmer nGr Ca
mcrou, blep iorleoen operfisrt al ct
Soe paa Omaha 9anen % eieblif.
felis SrGbt. lllptfen benbte omtrent
en- IiI isnoenior 9pen.
Nntumpbilnlbffc. Mrs. Sberit
McGop bleo SsnSaa Aften ! N9r'
beoen al @eit Salem brGbt peo
en- AutomobiIulpffe, ioet ben trase
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

Waifine eleb pna ben ieleoe gei og
ounrpeoe no / Ga crosse Hiper. S
Rieretsiet bar, %ioruoen &isreren og
Sberit WecGop meo &uItru, ogiaa
Or. % @trs. geebe, ale fra Sparta,
men De onore Hap meo mere ener
minore alporlige &p9itelier.
StpreDs Spntrne DGffer Strio.
Git)arO Sperion, Superintendent ior
ga Crosses oifentlige Tarfe, bar To-,
get afifeD ira oenne Sitting, %
man er tilbeielig til at betragte bette
Sfriot iom en- oirefte Selge al Den
Strio, iom S. Ole Storeps Silbuo
bar poft. DIR. Storep, Der / line
@utteoaee arbeioeoe Iom SanbbGrer
paa gopelanoS Sogbriig / NorobDert,
men iom MI er 0tiQionGr | Oregon
tilbsb nemlig Copeland Sarf, Der er
dnlagt bpor nppnte Sogbriig ltoo,
en- meget foitbar 6ontene. Otter en-.
Del Grangel meo SuperintnOent Soer.
ion aiilog imiolertio 8arffommisiios
nen oenne Sooe, OF ooennppnte
gfeiignatipn ifuloe altiaa bore ben
enoelige Sel9e al Mr. Stcreps Gil
blto.
Srisen mcS Sict,. Ser er al lto.
iigt til, at Sheriff Maooen / @in.
ter maa uoruIte fin egen Scr for
Selttoget MOB Sobn 9iei5, tbi gu
perner 9apioion ifal bare uotalt, at
set life bill unite at benuenbe Jig til
BAN, ba ban ingenlunoe bar til Sen'
iigt at faloe StatenS trooper / Saa'
ben for at operpilloe en- eneite Mtano.
@M~pernsren n9pute peo idnnte An'
leoning, al ban / glaoene bapoe lIit,
at Sobn Giet5 forleoen Dag ipanfr.
lereoe irit omfrine / @pen @inter,
men at Ser life bleo aiprt nosetlcnt'
beIit Soripa paa at arreitere BAN.
geaar Sberiif Wtaooen anier bet for
nsopenoiat at ifaffe en- itsrre Stprfe
for at arreitere 9iet5, iaa gieres Der
opmprfiom paa, at ban | Ggen'fab
al Sberiif bar Ipnoisbeb til at ait'
Iptte iaa mango asiiitenter iomt ban
maatte tr9rtge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
Sun pnkntn.
smtif brruSt / @oOnioefet. Z. 3

VHrIf prCHpI yNpuHIuCIcI. \. ~.
Selbenreid,s aleoesbutif | @oonio-
cfet bIep Den lite os. soelaet peo en-
S~loebranb. Sabet aniloges til op-
imob $1,000, meo $4,000 asiu-
rance. en- monseliuIo 9asolinoun
bepirfeoe lllpffen.
I~obriSses treble Sanf. G. 9.
Teterion tioIisere 8asierer for Sar-
mers State 9anf | Mobrioee. bar
organiieret Citizens State @anf.
Der er 9pens treble Sanfforretnina.
Sen npe SnItitntion er belt % bel
bent itsttet al 5orretnin9sm9ro
9per.
Circle 1T Gin. S. s. Sasen en-
80 aar sammeI Sectiousarbeioer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
SSter fig aite iafen.

Slsres,n. Q 3as -S Sec fan anbefaIs ausus pqtS.
pei mob Reeutnottsun frem'pr noa,t arh,t lea har
ernef Iar otaHs sssoon. Ste bar 'prisat rios ,inI.
use utsictntr. rlen treer 6iaio mia. Sib,n ,.a toa
Snaas wtibosl fa,sr leg lam ana isfsn. "a ta iss
at ig TIE turoe saa tnsrs pser @uIpst. BIN ~ iss
lieri % ida sisrs NIT urbet6e. Seq az u,seet .cfuent.
lg ior at tss bstearsef bit upsrttsismtnt Sa lea ioa
bet I nit Srenpia al -9eeurab.8oftsaa. N
Mrs. BANNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
NlfnttrTntu.

1tbmrpnt Tsoitmeiter. Sper teller
err uonGpnt til 9oimeiter | @mta-
mineo, Gooobue Gouatp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

err den billigste og bedste Skole ! Nord-
vesten. Specific Klasser for Nykom-
mere. Send efter Katalog til ]. c. Satire,
Crookston. Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

Sttte er nsfoo hpab 4ubu's gPies.I mob Rneumsusme
Si.sr. % petite &C hoorfpr Zen teltreber M6 unatisms.
NntIuiat!snte q urtninre, o. urininrt % Rubn's Mlo.
mob me.il Tan tftc beset sere I BET famine
wett Detebel bsIbreber bsN harpe' iufYsnoe
Snierte. be ftce oa iurerteiulbe UeuRIer, be b,st, ban.
lsnoe oa cpirulHreoe Stmrner liant be IA mmentrutne.
% n~briseare Sch. % beIbreber benz hurtta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
Jea Snieer ct Brep

IN tan tfff tsffe Rteur atisue NIB afeuueru Ssh.
borne eaer srotn stS Viafis eltr funfie, RibI,r AZ
Nttai. IN Ian ttfe tire ben ub nto snlsrelie. GIet. |
fr!ttfet sner Easnettfms. Sm tan TIE ptS SnSbtISs
ntne taa ben ub nies ~aanselte Qunn. Ea r,na |
srtpt ben as. Ben er I SIooet, % bu rnaa Ser eaa
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
CARNIVAL IS
BEST FUN

kind of lions and sat on the back of
one and stood on his back and
opened his big massive jaws with
her bare hands.
A minstrel show of pretty girls.
an armless man who could shoot
with his toes as straight as a die,
the midgets and their baby, the tall
man, the cannibals that slashed
each other in their fighting, and the
crazy house were all there.
And such crazy house! When
got out of that place my head
was still going round and round and
my feet wouldn't walk straight.
And l can't tell you about all
the fun we had. You'll Just have
to go and see.
The first days attendance at the
carnival showed 1920 paid admis-
sions. The queens highway was
thronged with sightseers until a
late hour. and merry, tinkling
laughter, the shouts of the show
men, and the noises of the animals
mingled together into truly ex-
hilaratins medley.
The queen, Miss Anna Tretner,
and her two maids of honor, Miss
Mary Lynch and Miss Cress
Koontz, were the admired Of all
observers"
The big show at the armory is
well worth seeing, and it is a real
education to see what the Inland
Empire has to sell and what the
travelling men are selling.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
COUNTING NOSES WITH CENSUS VAMPIRES
REPORTER SPENDS DA Y WITH ENLAIERA TOR

sus man in his rounds today, and
when he had finished the mara
thon his collar was wilted and his
mind revolved interrogation points
like a spinning wheel.
Here is the reporters story;
The census enumerator must be
pretty tired by this time l left
him at noon. 1t was all l could
stand.
But my friend, the enumerator.
ate hasty lunch and started
cheerfully upon his afternoons
work. The regulations say he
must put in eight hours a day.
The enumerator felt nightly
proud OF himself when, with u vel.
low portfolio filled with blank
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
BY JULIA CRESWEuL.

Hurray! I've been to the circus!
Yes. stree, it's simply a hummer.
There was tiny little girl got
in a cage with seven or eight big,
snarling, kissing leopards and lions,
and she made 'em do tricks! Two
or three times they struck at her
with their big sharp claws, but she
never moved, no, sir, just kept at
the brutes until they moved. One
big fellow actually laid down at her
feet and let her pet him and to cap
the climax she sat on him.
And the seals! They were the
cleverest little seals l ever saw.
When the owner threw a big ball
toward Dick, the trickster, he
caught 1t right on the tip of his
nose. Dick repeated this on top
OF a horses back and never once
did he let the ball fall. And every
time Dick got his lump of sugar the
other little seal would clap his fins
SO hard and he kept it up until he
got his lump, too.
Caesar Wallace, the untamable
lion, was in a big cage and he
rOared and snarled and fought at
his keepers. In the midst of his
raging a man stepped into his
cage! AS soon as the lion saw
him he made for him, but the man
was behind the iron bars just in
time.
And there was another girl who
went into a cage of those same
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

The counting of noses Is well
.under way.
With fountain pens and census
blanks the hustling census takers
are out to find out how many peo-
pie there are in Spokane.
They are at the depots to see
no one gets away unlisted. They
catch the travelling citizen as he
boards the train and take" him.
They are bent on getting every
man. woman and child that is a
legitimate resident Of this city.
Everybody is being listed in the
census movement.
This enumeration business Is
hot work. A reporter for The
Press had a few hours with a cen
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
"SKEETERS" EPIDEMIC ).
ACCRAVATES CITY.

Gladstone springtime has un-
loaded an early instalment Of the
summers supply Of those affection.
ate little insects sometimes called
: 'skeeters," and there Is now small
number Of people living around in
the eastern, as we'll as other Sec
tIons of the city, who are puzzling
their overworked thinking matter
for a solution of the troublesome
enigma that has accompanied their
Influx. True enough, it Is early yet,
and the mosquitoes are young, but,
for an illustration Of strong and
healthy youth they have the katzen-
jammer kids "skinned" as far as
one Of "der dear captains" consti-
tutional hikes.
A resident of the section Of the
city that is thus plagued by these
persistent and ambitious harbingers
of tho springtime visited the editor
ial rooms of The Press yesterday
evening and-no he didn't lay the
problem before Cynthia Grey, nor
did he ask the sporting editor for
wisdom regarding the surest knock
out applicable TO long and lean
ply siQus. He simply offered sug-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

gestion that may, with little ex-
pense and the proper application,
bring unlimited solace to all with
whom the fresh newcomers have
attempted to settle their bills"
Throw kerosene into the ponds. Is
was his advice. He says he read In
one OF the magazines OF how the
mosquito pest is eradicated in var!.
GUS parts OF the country by this pro-
cess and that he tried II on IA pond
near his home In the east side with
results that were more than salts
factory. Sounds like good sug6es-
tion.
Uncle Sam has expended q con
siderable sum of money in chasing
mosquitoes out of various sections
Of his domains and little of "Oily
Johns" prescription has been found
to work wonders. A gallon of kero-
| sene cast into. the water Of a pond
emits scent that Is apparently un.
bearable TO the long billed insects.
or course, maybe the ducks don't
prefer oil In their bath, but 1t Is
easier to square II with the ducks
than II is TO comply with the black
hand demands of the mosquitoes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
CANNON RISES
TO REMARK

WASHINGTON, April 19.-'Hale is damned
coward.'
This is the answer 'Uncle ,Joe' Cannon gave today
when he ased if he thought Hale had suffered an
attack Of political papitation.
Cannon had conference with President Taft at the
white house. Just after he left he asked for his views
about the general retirement of the ''old guard
81 don't think I'll be lonesome yet for awhile y he
declared I'm good for 25 years yet, he concluded.
The denate announcement today that Hale is to retire,
following the announcement yesterday through the United
Press that Senator Aldrich had made formal announce
ment to General Brayton of Rhode Island that he would
the situation The insurgents, the other hand
confident today than that the old regime in the
to become representative body tlan it has ever
been before.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

schedules under his arm, he step
ped out of Supervisor Storch's Of
flee and set out upon the fore
Moons work of the 18th decennial
census Of the United States and
possessions.
Pinned to his vest, out of sight,
was the neat badge the govern.
ment provided for him, and which,
the supervisor had told him. he
may keep for a souvenir when his
task is done, In his pocket was
an impressive looking parchment.
reading:
THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
ITO All Who Shall See These
Presents, Greeting:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
"PERNICIOUS
MICROBES''

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
WASHINGTON, April TO-
Calling the "insursent" Daugh-
ters Of the American RevoIu-
tlon "pernicious microbe g."
President General Mrs. N. r.
Scott today plunged into a bat
tie for votes to win for her fac
tion of the Daughters nine vice
presidents in the D. A. r. to.
morrow.
Mrs. Scott, in turn, has been
accused by the baciIIic insurp-
snts Of "CannonIsm" and per
sonal ambition"
Mrs. William Cumming
Storey of New York is leading
a strong fight of the insurgents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
INLAND EMPIRE
NEWS NOTES

LEWISTON. April 1s.-Mayor
Tweedy temporarily defeated the
council last night in the fight to
reinstate Police Chief Masters, who
was suspended by the mayor April
IL. 1t is understood that about 600
more names have been added to the
recall petition against the mayor.
NATION, Wash, April 19.-
After waiting many years. the ro-
nance between j. NJ. Palmerton
and Mrs. Lucinda Hampshire cul-
minated in marriage here. They
were childhood sweethearts, sep
arated, and met again after long
years.
COLFAX, April l9.-The great
bell clock for the courthouse is
here. The clock cost $l240, and the
l000. pound bell cost $3.50
MARCUS. April l9.-Mary Shodl.
aged 3, plunged from the railroad
trestle across the Columbia Sun
day afternoon. and was severely in
sjured.
GRANGEVlLLE Idaho. April 10.
The gold rush here is still on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
THE RACES

NEW YORK, April 19.-Today s
results at Aqueduct:
First raCe-Petronious, Z to 2,
won; Rustem. to l, second; Radi
alton, third. Time. 1:23 So.
Second race-Winning Widow, 6
to I. won; Pickanny. S to s, sec
ond; Nightfall, third. Time, 40.
Third race-Font, even. won
The Peer, 6 to |, second; Joe Rose,
third. Time, 1:44.
Fourth race-King Cobalt, to l,
won; Magazine, to 5, second
Bosom, third. Time, l:15 2-5.
Fifth race-Onager to 2, won ::
Gardiner. S to 2, second County
Chairman, third Time, :5S.
Sixth race-Elizabeth Harwood
& to 2, won Imitator, l to 8. sec.
ond; Sensible. third. Time, 1:19.
Emeryville results;
First race-Match Tulla. 10 to |,
won; SaloAny Jane, 6 to l, second /:
Amethyst, to 5, third. Time, 1:15
Second race-Beatrice Soule, Z
to l, won; Othale. to l, second
Abigail third. Time. :4S4
Third Whidden. to l.
won; Redeem, 9 to 10. second: John
Louis, | to 3. third. Time, 1:4A 2-5
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19

BE 1t known. That by the au-
thority-" etc. etc, and wound Np
with seal and flourish and
the words:
And ! do authorize and am.
power him to execute and fulfill
the duties Of an enumeratcr, Ia
accordance with law" etc.
Also the enumerator had a
fountain pen filled with black Ink
and a set of daily report cards.
Meet Difficulties.
We met with difficulty at the
very first house we visited. NY
friend rang the doorbeli. but moth
ing happened. except that q little
: Continued on Page Seven.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
MRS, 7, Swanson BRANDS
CITY JAIL A HE'LL HOLE
Whiskey Bottles, Drunken Women,
Friendly Jailers, Vermin and
Spoiled Food.

T. presented
badly
husband
liquor She claims that drusse but
that has nothing do with the
said $4,000,
have lodged.
voluntarily police
md .
that
said notary
the affidavit it's being the truth.
tailes
of other have made oath conditions
thumb afraid tell
Investigating
testify here with needed
Washington county Spokane
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
(By United Press LeSsed Wire)

I9-W at 4
of
marry period
titled foreigners
The wedding has struck popular chord by following
Bishop Scarborough of New Jersey, will ofcae Dr. eyon
will him.
Following Gould
a be
o
floral decorations St Barthoomews
will take
Could sister bride.
Marguerite Drexe sister of the bridegroom Hope Hamilton
Beatrice Cain and Elsie
the beautiful girls New Yorks set
bridesmaids
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-19
SOCIALIST
MAYOR IS
IN OFFICE
(By United Press Leased WIre.)

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 19.-
Emil Seidel, socialist mayor elect
OF Milwaukee, was inducted into
office today and the socialist re-
gime here inaugurated.
The council chamber where the
installation ceremonies were held,
was packed to the doors with sew
eral hundred persons while thous-
ands collected about the building
and attempted to gain entrance.
The socialist members of the
council number 2l; the remaining
Ia are democrats and republicans.
Alderman K. T. Melms, who has
been the only socialist member in
the council for consecutive num-
Der OF terms, covering eight years,
was elected president of the coun-
Gil
The Rev. Carl Thompson was
slated for the position of city
clerk.
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GIRL HAS Sill YER LNLALD SPINE;
FEAR S SHE WILL BE ELEC7ROCUTED

Los ANGELES April 1s-Miss Myrtle Williams telephone
resigned position Williams
She would eectrocuted
Miss Williams injured
celebrated New a
plate between Of the injured vertebrae.
Last while switchboard,
shock
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LABOR'S OPINION

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April 10
The working mans opinion of the
Payne-Aldrich law is being recorded
in special election here today to
select successor to the late Con
gressman James b. Perkins. James
II. Havens, democrat, pledged to
tariff for revenue only. is opposing
George Aldridge. republican. The
district is largely foreign center.
The republicans during the spe-
cial campaign that preceded the
election have maintained that the
new tariff law has fulfilled the
promises of the republican plat,
form,
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He TOOK THE bR|bE

PITTSBl RG, April 19.-Former Councilman NJ. L..
Swift, ir~ charged with accepting bribe, was found
guilty by jury today The jury deberaed only few
minutes after the case had been completed.
Swift indicted at the time 81 members and former
members of the city council took advantage of blanket
immunity contract and confessed to the court that they
had been engaged in grating
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BATTLE IS EXPECTED

COLON. April ia wireless received here from the
commander of the gunboat Paducah at Buefields, Mic
aragua declares that the army of Madriz is within Is
miles of the city and battle is imminent. The revolution
lists hastily preparing for last desperate stand and the
remnants of the Estrada army being hurried to Blue
fields They have been in the vicinity of Acoyapa.
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OWN real estate III SpOkdnc- III
all, spent eight days in Jail.
noticed that there was great
deal of partiality shown some OF
the women prisoners who had the
good will of the police. Women
arrested for street walking, whom
the police seemed to know and be
on good terms with. were shown
many courtesies. while women like
myself. with whom the police were
Continued on Page SIx.)
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R0BBER SUSPECTS
CAUGHT

Three men, F. NJ Harris j. W. Vandorn and Albert
Megs captured by the police this afternoon and
held the who committed the robbery this morning
at at the cigar and confectionery store at South
Lincoln street.
The men were found in rooming house at No. S15
Lincoln.
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SVUKHHe, SS.
|. Mrs. r. Swanson, being duly
sworn, on oath deposes and says:
That in the first week of March,
1910, / was arrested at the request
of my husband on charge of in
toxication. This was the first time
was ever in Jail in my life and |
am over 80 years of age, and have
lived here 20 years. / reside on the
corner of Division and Main, and