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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Iowa
FARMERS INVADE POLITICS
Iowa Association Criticises Acts Of
Railway Commission.
ENDORSE THoRNE AND BROWN
Resolutions Adopted COndemninR
Board of Trade Operations and
Coal COMMUNICATIONS
Morgan Suspended.
prom q. staff Correspondents

From o Staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, Ia, Feb. 4--(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The Farmers Grain Dealers as
ISOLATION Of Iowa, with over 1000 delegates
present, took a dip into state politics to-
day by formally and unanimously endors-
ing the candidacy Of Clifford Thorne OF
Washington and ]. H. Brown of Cerro
Gordo county for railroad commissioners.
Thorne is attorney for the Corn Belt Meat
Producers association and Brown is presi-
dent Of the Grain Dealers and head Of
the largest cooperative house in the state.
The general resolutions of the convention
condemned the present railroad commission
for damaging the interests of the farm
ers of the state in the recent live stock
! cases before the Interstate commission"
1 and for failure to enforce the law Of Iowa
which requires that Iowa rate matters be
prosecuted before the Interstate ommis
sion. The convention also urged co-opera-
ton among farmers, endorsed the con-
servatlon policy in national affairs, de-
nounced railway traffic arrangements, de-
clared war on the Chicago board of trade
and condemned coal confiscation by the
railroads.
Charges for FumigatiOn.
A small scandal in municipal affairs de-
veloped today when COMMISSIONS Hamery
bubpOiluSu from Office JdIIle8 MOTbdng btN-
rotary Of the health department, accusing
him Of making charges for fumigating resi-
dences and pocketing the money. An ex-
animation OF his books is under way.
ONein Couple MarrIes.
AIvah Miller and Alice Hull Of o'Neil
Neb, came to Des Moines, and we're mar
ried today. They came on ditsersAt traini
and it is supposed the marriage Is intended
10 ~ a ,Yr,rlg o.. Al,at. -,Yokt-+a,
Cucumber Rate Too High.
The railroad commission received a pc.
tition today from the Burlington Vinegar
and Pickle works, asking a change in the
orders in regard to cucumbers in brine by
the carload lot, making the minimum
weight 10000 pounds per car. This would
be in effect a reduction In rates.
The state pure food department com.
menced suit today against Christ Hansen
a local butcher. for having exposed fol
sale at his market hamburger steaks con
tanning sulphides. used for preserving tn,
meat
Catalogue Express Rates.
The Wells Fargo companT In a communi
, cation to the State Railroad commission
7 denies that there is any determination II
favor Of the big catalogue houses In tho
matter OF rates for carrying catalogues
and says the rate has not been changed
for ten years. The company protests thai
the rate is not too high and that the rec
ord shows that the catalogue houses fint
great profit in circulating their books. Tn,
matter came up on application OF a hous'
1 in Cedar Rapids for change OF rate.
I Tax Liability for Insurance..
y The attorney general today rendered q
3 decision for the state auditor in the matter
Of the reports OF insurance companies
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Council Bluffs

Lemon, NV. 40 IT. OF lot 5, auditors
subdivision Of lot 10 in original plat.
lot IS in ounci Bluffs, W. d........ 81
John Wesley Strine and wife to Al.
Richie, lots 10, IA, IS. 36. 81. and 80 in
block 10, Wright's addition to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, W.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S0
Lula E. Doty and husband to AL.
Richie, W. SO It. Of lot 3 in block 4,
Beers addition to Council Bluffs,
w. 10"
Richie, lot 8 in block II, Beers sub
division in Council Bluffs, W. d.. 2,5OC
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
PATSY AND Z AnE our

Draw mp the papers, lawyer, ana NAH
'om good n stout,
For things 81 home are oroUSwaxs, An
Patsy ana I are out.
We who Ia worked together 40 Ian
a. man ana wife -
our natural life.
I have talked with PatBy, ana Patsy hs
talked with me,
And we've agreed together that we o.
never agrees
Not that we've caught Zach ofhar In an
terrible awe,
he wants 90 use another brand, WA
Pride OF Omaha"
MRS. II. w. MMANAMA,
zoos Burt ST., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

together with $500 belonging to Reimer,
himelf. By 8 at night the sheriff was bach
at the Jail in Denison. Miss Henrickson
has her money back. Whether she will for
give the past remains to be seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Council Bluffs
Hospital Board
Receives Check
Covering Debt
Generosity of ]. D. EdmundsOn Assists
Women to Clear Up Finances
Of Institution.

Once more the members Of the Woman's
Christian Association have reason to thank
]. d. Edmundson. formerly OF this CITY,
hut for several years a resident Of Des
Moines. The generosity Of Mr.. Edmund
son has practically placed the Jennie Ed
mundson Memoria hospital, which Is con-
Quoted by the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation free from the burden of debt under
which 1t had been laboring for some time
a few months ago Mr.. Edmundson,
uho made the association a life-loan OF
sAo coo "a assist in the erection OF the new
hospital building on East Pierce street,
offered to cancel the amount OF back In
terest due him and donate to the hospital
&. $50 in addition, provided the women OF
the association would raise before Feb
ruary 1, 81, 200, which together with his
proposed donation would relieve the ASSOC
citation Of all its indebtedness in connec-
ton with the hospital.
|, The women of the association headed by
Mrs. o.. II. Lucas, who had charge OF the
canvass TO collect the amount needed. have
| succeeded, as will be seen by the follow
ing letter received Thursday evening by
Mrs. Lucas and made public by her yester-
day:
February 2, 1910.
Ia'4Dear Mrs. Lucas: l am in receipt Of
your letter of the thlrty-first OF January
and am extremely glad to learn that you
have raised the amount needed in addi-
ton to the sum promised by me to clear
the hospital from debt.
1 now hand you herewith checks as fol-
lows:
one for ."."..".""..".."'"."..R5 ,ess e
| One for 2io0Osb
/ also enclose receipt for interest
due me on contract with the w.
c, A., dated July %, 1905, for inter
est up to October, 1909 ............,,. 4.45oVl
s1O,OO0.0
I most heartily congratulate you and
all the women who have worked so nobly
TO bring about this condition OF affairs
and hope that in the future the income OF
the hospital may be sufficient TO pay cur
rent expenses.
Please give my best regards to all con.
nected with the hospital and write mi
when you get the matter finally closed
up
with kindest personal regards: l remain
Sincerely your friend.
]. ID. EDMuNDSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

The Omaha Bee has kept pace with the growth de automobiles bushes this prd world Its dehrhoH tpn"dhe
times mhm hmhha damm 1909 m 1905 Adhr heht mMS including January pW% record stands
The Omaha Bee 8HM inches The WpdHaad5 @ inches TeB@ h cad by 1856 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
The Omaha Automobile Show will be held at

There's are now in Omham md COnclB Bluffs more han 40 auOmobn dealers and accessory
men,, and abh all of the we'll known factories aee prntdha here.
Preparations for the geatMt show ever held in this part ofMec ountys being made N only
willie l. people be deeply interested in the show, but the meso NehmskpI Iowa n 1.-The a
koas are rapidly becoming automobile owners and will carefully inspect this seasons CROP of
J new cars
The OmahaB Bee will issue it's fourth automobile number Sunday February GOTH. This will
embrace all possible information about automobiles 1t will be embehshed with appropriate
Illustrations and items OfinTett Dealers to owners and to pOspetveb buyers
.n 1910 will bea big year for thea utOmobl einduhyin Nebraska and western Iowa. Many pres
etO owners will want new sa md budne@p prosperity has made it possible for many people who
have never before ovmda automobiles to become purhases this year The local market as well as
the country market dependent upon Omaha was nWrn such promising condition and aumno
bile manufacturers who take adWMAge of the situation have heh biggest opportunity IN tharh his
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

Tax Liability for Insuranet

The attorney general today rendered a
decision for the state auditor in the matter
Of the reports OF insurance companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
e held at the Auditorium from February Dist to Doth, in

tory to increase the sale of their cars. 1t is a splendid time for
here.
Practically every man and woman in Nebraska and Iowa wi
reads The Bee. The Bees automobile advertising increases are I
advertising has sold the cars. Every line OF The Bees automo'
regular rates. There are no exchange deals. 1t implements its
mobile pages and while it does not follow the usual publicity co
about the local dealers and their cars in its own way. The Be-
news interesting locally to both dealers, owners and prospective
And it has succeeded.
The Bees automobile advertising appears in its daily and s
Week in and week out the automobile manufacturer guided by
experience of his Omaha agent, who knows the territory and the
talk in The Bee, because he knows that it pays him
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06
Charges for Fumigation.

A small scandal in municipal affairs de-
veloped today when COMMISSIONS Hamery
suspended from office James Morgan, sec
Rotary OF the health department, accusing
him Of making charges for fumigating resi-
dences and pocketing the money. An ex-
animation Of his books is under way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

Drink Glorieta Beer. Phone 4s2.
a. Staab was a visitor in the city
yesterday from Santa Fc.
Max Paul kompenich. a well known
merchant Of Peralta. was a visitor in
the city Yesterday.
Dr. @. W. Harrison Of Denver. left
last night for that place after a visit
with relatives here.
Col r. + Twltchcll, attorney for
the Santa re railroad. arrived last
night from Las Ncags
Mrs William AicDermott of Gibson
WAS in the city yesterday a guest at
the Alvarado hotel
A marriage license was issued yes
tcrday TO Joseph NJ. Hoopingarncr
ana RUBY *. Gallon, both OF Barton.
y. N.
Extra copies Of the Woman's club
OF the Morning Journal can be
procured at the Morning journal Of
flee.
The rector requests the children OF
Johns sunday school TO meet this
afternoon az Robinson park ut three
clock sharp
st Johns Parish Gulld will hold its
tnnual mecting Monday az 3 o'clock at
ne church The rector requests tho
'rcsonce oil every lads Interested ia
"a pnrish
There win Dee regular meeting Of
; Is Warren post. q A. r.. az A.. o.
w Han tonight. April 3 at $50
ii ~ w Turner p e.. j a. cald-
ven. Adjulant
fhre wiil Dee q meeting OF the beard
d directors at the s.. W a. A. this ar
at 3 ocioek at the home ol
Do association 2t7 south Fourth
troct \ nun attendance is desired.
Nrs pnbson. mother of Mrs. l.. b
'cncdisi of s2a South Fourth street
ui,ed lost night from Las Animas.
aud VIII bc hero ron several
aoutlis tno guest ot her daughter.
nereu.o 90 tine doatn of Nicholas
lamitno. father OF Vince pamtano.
.n, of the proprtetors ot the Colombo
lanoing Academy. there viii De mo-
90 Colombo han tonight
J.. L. Gaiusha. special officer tor the
Fc railroad company. had the
misfortune to fnIl near the postotficc
thursday morning. and break his right
nhlc. MIR Galusha was taken to his
Iome. BAG South Arno and it will be
ome time before his injury win per-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

NIT him to resume his duties at tn,
station.
Charles Fink, a former Albuquerque
boy, who has been in FL Paso and
Tucson for several years working for
the railroad companies as a machiniss,
was Ia the city yesterday en- route 10
Butte, Mont. where he viii spend the
summer.
Fred Miller. Of the Sfurgcs barber
shop. leaves Monday morning for an
extended eastern trip. going first 10
New Orleans where he will attend the
biz Shriners' doings, after which he
VIII 20 to New York and other east
ern cities. mir. Miller expects Ia be
gone WI months
JAMES Tiernty. Bf6ilior ~ street
Commissioner Martin Tlerncy, who is.
touring the southwest, returned yes
tcrday from a two weeks trip 10 Los
Angeles. After visiting here several
DAYS Mr. Tierhey VIII proceed TO Dem
yer and thence 10 lls home IN Chica-
Mr.. TicrDey is accompanied by
Wife.
news has been received of the death
fn Winfield. Kan. Thursday. Of Mrs.
Mary a. Miilinaton. mother OF Mrs
j f. Saint Of this city. Who has gone
10 Winfield. Mrs. Alilington, who
aas eighty years II age. had spent
much time In Albuquerque and a large
'itcie Of friends here win hear or her
leath with deep regret.
I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02
WAY DOWN SOUTH IN
DIXIE
Real Treat in Store When Dixie
Trio Of New York City An-
pears at Santa Fe Reading
Rooms.

Those who "a ~ old song. and
sayings Of the fSoutH Befo de Wah.
VIII have a rare trcatat the Santa Fe
reading rooms Monday evening.
April 4. abe otasion being the APP
pearancc Of thd Dixie Trio Of New
York City. TIE trio consists OF Sara
swanson, as Nanny Chloe Emilio
Mathcr as Lilly" ana Charlotte
Mather as Dot" Mr. Busscr says
in his announcement Of this unique at
traction
The ladies arc an actresses and
musicians with a large following OF
friends ana admirers in the cast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02
BIG RIO GRANT D.
WOODEN MILLS
ARE SOLD
S. Stdckler Gets Property
at Special Masters Sale
Held to Satisfy Deed of Trust

Al "a sale held yesterday in front
OF the %postoffce By Special Master
y. l. Medler, the Rio Grande Wooden
Mills, the big plant just north 90 the
city was sold to W :. Stricken for
the sum OF $35, 900. The sale was or
dered following the foreclosure OF "a
deed Of trust given in 1903. The
plant is n Of the biggest of it's kind
in the southwest and in years past a
large amoun Of blankets ana other
fabrics nave been turned out Of New
Mexico wool Mr.. j. II. Bearrup. bet
ter known rs Uncle johnny" who
has had the property for years past
and who ~endeavorod to establish a
big wooden manufacturing business in
the southwest to utalize the home
product at home is now in Wyoming
What disposition the new wner will
make of the property is no stated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

conducted by Emil Kleinwort, becomes
the property Of George Eberhardi.
For several years past Mr.. Eberhardt
has had IN interest in the business
and with the exception Of the with
drawal OF Mr.. Kleinwort. there viii bc
no change in the firm. Mr.. Kleiuw,rt
Yesterday purchased the Romero Mell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02
jim LEE CHEWED UP
BY CARNlV0R0US DUCK
Colorcd Man suffers From Man
Eating Tendencies of Friend
With Whom He Argued.

Jim Lee, a colored man who has
appeared frequently in police court
records here. vas sem to CITY Physi-
clan J. +. Pcarce last night by the
police Ter attention TO a badly lascer-
ated hand which Ice said he had suf-
fcred in the course of an argument
with a colored friend named Dim
Duck. on North Third street Duck.
Lee says, developed carnivorous ten
denotes Immediately after the fight
began and getting Lees hand in his
mouth. proceeded to eat it. The mans
hand VAS quite badly INJURED.
What Is the real purpose OF ordi-
nance No. 444 regulating places Of
public amusement Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

~ the event that you should not
receive yf.9f morning paper tele
Ehuns the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
co. Twins yoD name and address
anc tho raper gill be delivered By a
apefiaI Messenger. The telephone Is
fs00-REwARD-e $500
Ths arcfe reward wi be paid
FOR tho arrest and convlc xon of any.
r. caught stealing ctIAes ~ the
Acfrlng Journal from the doof-
Ways cf subecfibers.
Journal PUBLISHING co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02


Dr. q. III Conner. the ~osteopath, has
moved into his new offices in the ncH
stern building, corner Fourth and
Central
The dollar Show for ten cents.
Gem
-+-
WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
AItLE AT OFFICE OF WATER co.
2f9 ". GOLD.
The big shhw stiu On ~ the Gem.
-
IT you need u carpenter telephone
Hcssclden: phone 81.
VIII a. Peters, the prince Of black
face comedians Gem
Sanitary Plumbing a Heating Co.
Itepairing a specially. iOf South
broadway. Phone 9fg or Ills.
We love our pictures, but oh you
vaudeville. Gem.
-@---
Matinee every afternoon at 2;30.
Gem.
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Forecast

Washington, Aprll New Mexi-
co-Fair. warmer Saturday. Sunday
fan. West Texns-Fair Saturday;
wiirmer in north and west portion.
Sunday fair. Arizona-Fair Satur-
day and Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

Why did the moving picture theater
managers refuse to pay the fremen
appointed by the mayor Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

why 40 ae pay Honest John for IBIS
soaif
Tis tbe courtesy KIND ~ the speech.
Foot the bin FOR the faithful now on
the u~ay-rol1
what could we expect with % Speech ;
on where are the pledges the Demo
crates made.
When they saddlcd the town with a
Speech
why do the promises glittering
fadeY
oh where the Economy screoch?
Where Is The paving, and where is
the saving,
Where the low taxes the people are
craving
An we have left Is the Speech
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

market on West Gold avenue and will
hereafter devote his entire attention
to thar business, Andreas Romero, for
many YEARS proprietor Of the Romoro
market, viii look after his Shoe, in
~te~osts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

Entire change Of program today.
icm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST
THE SPEECH. .
, .

Why did tho water u dry in Ia.
pipes
The people elected a speech.
Why are We paying more x by
ciIpos9
Buncoed. by heck. hs . Speech.
Why do incompctents bungle and
blow
why are our lawyers I'VE hundred =
throw2
Where In the deuce docs the money
al no2
Dcfraying ne cost Of
The Speech.
why Toes Tho ordinance stretch TIN
n tearsz
Because vo indnlged 10 a speech;
WHY IS the taxpayer burdened with
cares
lux-urate In q speech.
Why DO the alderman hirt with the
law
why DO we suffer supernuous Jaw
Whe do tho people al get the =unsr
simply paying the price ~
& ~neeNN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02
NORTH THIRD STREET
MEAT MARKET SOLD
Emil kleinwort Disposes at Interest
in. business TO George Ebcrhardt

\ business deal was closed yester-
day whereby the North Third street
Mrat Market ter a numh-r y.t~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

They constitute the leading drawing
room attraction OF the big hotels OF
the Atlantic s~eaboard.
They vii put on plays and playlets,
trios, ducts, solos. and go the whole
round Of the comic. the s~erio-comic.
and the solemn II is the most
curious combination Of the highest
talent devoted to the sublime object
Of making the world brighter. happier.
sweeter and better. Why. mind you.
Dot and Lii are m In themscl-
YES and ! am sure the boys will en-
joy studying them. and Nanny Chloe
has drawn more tears from human
eyes than any preacher who has beat
the pulpit NAV I ask thr librarians
and employees 10 give them what they
need in their work If sou arc seek
ing the best. evening Of your lives,
give the Dixie Trio the utensils to
make it for YOU, and you will thank
and me No laughing. mind
you BE sober ana solemn
Entire change Of program today
Gem.
Matinee every afternoon at 80
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Entire change of program today
Gem.
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Tho Big Slow stllI on at the Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-02

Why did Mayor Lester threaten to
the moving picture thpaters
Gem
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Tle pc .nav .ll 81 q o. 900.
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Matinee every afternoon ut 2;30.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

<,,,o;., trade is conducted have already
baan admitted TO the enjoyment of our
minimum rates. Practically all the
other countries viii soon be doing pusl-
ness with rs on the same 7 SiS, ana the
..;urenjozls and penrose SC NE for IN
directly increasing duties O.. all foreign
commodities by % per cent has ceased
even TO trouble the dreams of our alarm
isl contemporary. since ii not long ago
discovered that European countries are
..,1racticaIIy helpless 10 oppose the heavy
tariff taxes imposed or threatened by
..oIlr so-caIled maximum and minimum
..prrsisions," and have consequently
been more than willing to trade with
tho Tinted States under a mutual mini
mum schedule arrangement
The record which THE Times mas
made as q critic OF the Payne law
hardly entities it TO accuse any one else
of misrepresenting the purposes or Ell
facfs of that measure 1t should he dis
nosed hv its own past confusions and IN
accuracies Of Judgment to deal gently
with the conclusions of other authorizes.
President Taft's appeal TO the country
10 iudce without bias the workings or
the new tariff law will fortunately not
1a nrei1dired hv critics who convict
themselves of partisanship and eItray-
agance. His dispasionate ana candld
nresentation of the facts Will not be
neutralized by imputations of Juggiery
and falSitica1ion-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
oar OPPORTUNITY.

The failurc OF Mr. Osborne's Demo
cratic League TO support direct nomlha-
tinus in ANYTHING more than limited
cansn constitutes one of the great op-
nort1lniries of the Republican party.
There can hardly be question ABOUT
the sentiment of the voters concerning
this reform after what happened at
the polls last fall The people want
real direct primaries of the state-Wlde
variety. They want to nominate the
candidates for Governor ny direct vote
and not merely the candidates for con-
stable poundkeeper and county clerk.
Yer the Democratic League, TO please
the Tammany boss. has commlttea
itself 10 the restriction Of direct nom'-
nations 10 local offices. and these only
in Republican sections Of the state. IN
New York City. where Mr.. Murphy IS
concerned politically. The league could
find no desire for the direct system
That position of the league shows how
little the public can expect from the
..rporcanizpd Democracy - only the
measure of primary reform that Is ac-
ceptabIe To Murphy and only the sort
OF reOrganiza ton that will not disturb
him in his power. The reform of the
Democracy is q reform in name only.
The voice is the voice of the Saratoga
league. but the hand Is the hand II
Murphy. The re0rganizers. for lack OF
courage have thrown away their OPP
portunity. They might have inscribed
Oh their banner the various reforms in
which the people are interested. They
might have pledged themselves TO light
against the present discredited leader
ship of the party. 10 wreSt its control
from those who have been trading i'll
its name and place il in the hands of
the Democratic voters.
Their blunder should not be initiated
ny the Republicans. They. too, should
not offer the people less than half a
loaf They should not follow the plan
which State Chairman Woodruff re
Gently favored. and to which the Dem
ocratic League has just jumped the
claim. of letting the people make direcC
nominations only for local and unim-
pOrtant offices They should recognize
fully the legitimacy Of the public de-
mand for 4 larger share in the control
of the parties. The Democracy, in its
usual hlundering fashion. has LETT a
great opportunity open 10 the Repubh-
can party by committing itself 10 the
mere THROWN" of a sop 10 the sentiment
for the new system Of primaries The
duty of the Republican party is clear.