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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-09
Heart to Heart
Talks.
Copyright. 1908. By Edwin A. Nye
A VETERAN TREE.

&SOsO yVAsAASA 8A6OAOS PAkAG.
Breast high 1t is SIX feet In diane
ter. and it towers more than a hun
dred feet In the air.
How old? Not less than 700 or 500
years. OF that you may be sure. be-
cause every tree keeps its own diary
Saw 1t down, count the rings-each
ring records q years growth-and
there you have the autobiography Of
the tree writ plainly.
Enos A. Mills. Longs peak guide,
observer. philosopher, student Of trees.
counted the rings Of a gigantic yellow
pine on the Mesa Verde that had Loaf
rings OF growth. When Columbus dis
covered America that tree was 636
years old.
II you will carefully consider. there
are many lessons to be learned from
successful trees, the oldest Of all living
things.
There 10 q sermon in this big pine Of
the Rockies that has come up through
great tribulation to toss its ever green
banners in the sky.
From the very hour Of its birth that
tree has fought pitched battle with
Ore and drought and storm and in
sects an danimals. 1t cannot run
away. Fixed forever in one, SPOT, it
must struggle or die.
So may you AND I stand steadfast
and patient. each in his appointed
place.
II you were able to count the battle
/ wounds, healed over by its own blood,
| you would ind here narrow circle
for a year Of drought. there the scar
| Of fire. here again the shatter Of
stor~' or the pierced wound Of the In
| d.
| i've old pine puts your COW
| arG. aid mine to shame.
II ever a veteran who has wealth
cred storm and siege deserved media
| or pension it is this SCARED, trium
| plant pine.
| Brother to rock and sky. erect will
veteran dignity. grizzled. but self con
tained-what character!
One day spent in the company o.
such a tree Is worth many books OF
the philosophy Of life. Associate with
Il for q week and It will become you
| Dtanch friend.
Hats on to the noble pine! And e,
removed be the day Of tn downfall.
II It must die. may It come to canop,
cottage home where affection lives
II It must be consumed. may some DO,
Lincoln study In the light Of its 1tfu
burning - be good and great.
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TWlNKLES

Usually.
Boston Transcript
Pop, what does 1t mean by being
financial embarrassed:
Being married. my son."
Lucky Doctor.
Pittsburg Post.)
HAS the doctor large practice?"
$50 large that when people have
nothing the matter with them he tells
them 20"
unWlttine Islander.
(Everybody's Magaxine)
\ western bookseller wrote to .
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IS II FAIR7
O, he il a bum.

xeos No ID u OUm.
There Is no mistalsfng his sort.
Blotched face. bleared eyes. Bringing
pose. In . whining voice he begs you
for dime to buy sandwich when
You know It IL q drink that he wants.
II he gets your 10 cents and an
other or two, that will be enough to
make him comfortably drunk. Some
how he viii get more cheap whisky
after awhile. and then he WIN be
dumped into the police wagon along
with other refuse humanity.
Wretched body Of death!
And yet do you know that vag II
your brother-disowned. but . mem
Der Of the family?
Disinherited for his fault, discarded
by his tribe. wretched. undone, never
theless he belongs to the man family.
You see. he may have been unfortu-
nate beyond you.
Or the road he travelled was rocker
than yours.
Or his start was uneven.
Or he met with an accident by the
way.
Perhaps John Bunyan got the right
Of 1t. Pointing to staggering sot he
said, There, but BY the grace Of God,
goes John Bunyan."
It is In order to ask what the family
IL doing for its weaker brother. Well.
it licenses the saloon keeper to sell
him stun that steals his brains, pays
q policeman to beat him over the head
with club. hires judge to i,ne him
and pays the jailer price to feed him
ON bread and molasses.
What? 10 that all the family does
for one Of the family who IL sick unto
death with the dread disease Of alco-
holism.
That is all.
Some day perhaps we shall be wise
enough to devise the proper handicaps.
You know what a handicap is. say. In
q race? The least able to run = al
lowed the start Of the other contest.
ants because Of his inability. The 9th
ers are handicapped.
We recognize the justice Of handi-
caps In our sports. but not In real life.
II that bum who whined like dog
for his dime was ''born Short or be.
came lame in his mind BY the way NJ
put the handicap on him, instead Of
upon ourselves. ADLER to wins that
fair?
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sunNowsr Philosophy.


(Atchison, Kan, Globe.)
A broken heart isn't as serious q
matter as stomach trouble.
Girls would probably play the piano
less IL 1t didn't furnish an excuse to
dodge dishwashing.
Some men answer a telephone call
in a voice indicating that they would
like to drop the TO-"
A business man may solicit COM
plants about his methods. but it 10 a
brave man who takes him at his word.
Ever think of the great amount of
time you waste in talking things
over?" The valuable time wasted in
this way is almost criminal.
! When a woman is mad she can
throw certain swish into her skirts
that no man can command with his
coat tails.
The commonest form Of showing
the Yellow Streak 10 for a man to
say: "Of course I don't want to be
connected with 1t, or my name men,
toned"
Men pay too little attention to cats;
In picking out kittens to be drowned
is about the only instance we can
think Of where the sterner sex gets
the best Of it.
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IN THE AIR

Boston. Oct. S.-Brockton fair folk
have ceased talking "live stock" They
have become interested in romance
Claude Grahame White is apparently
in love with Eleanor Sears, the ath.
letic society GIRL who spends most Of
her time admiring the daring young
English aviator who expressing en-
thusiasm over his display of grit"
While the crowd waited for hours
to see an ascension Grahame White
and Miss Sears were doing" the mid
way and other fair attractions togeth-
er. Yesterday morning while she was
looking over the horses he was at her
elbow. She had not hesitated to praise
his daring in the air, and he said all
kinds Of nice things about her grace
full horsemanship.
How They Got Acquainted.
In Miss Sears Grahame White has
evidently found . type of woman not
known In his own MERLE England. In
Grahame White, Miss Sears has found
il man whose inclinations are very
like her own. Her friends deny that
they are engaged yet admit the pos
sibility.
They met ut Atlantic City. Miss
Sears asked that the young English
man be presented. She was invited
to take trip In my airship"
Az they went sailing toward the
stars they exchanged condolences and
became good friends. Then there
were other rides, then an automobile
trip. followed by several quiet din
ners. When Grahame White was en-
gagged for the Brooklyn fair, Miss
Seaers told him she would be there,
ton with the Vanderbilt entriea
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Here's To Them

The FAN Festival Is
Of the three held
. time that
should show his meuie-when Ne is against it.
this Fall Fes
put wagon:
Noah only had forty days"
Richmond did show
The behind
was behind It?
o Richmond community
every
II
Richmond would
said with a SMILE 1T worth
Worth the money it had rained day?
interested in the FAN Festivals and interested Richmond
talking
eighty
Richmond
Richmond it didn't
6 be
who right
through with
those given their actually
months they the kind of who notoriety?
to
smiling had rained from
and said: -
Fall Festival" II
you =
difference small town of
thousand inhabitants the Indiana
Here's them.
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Lord Ampthill once found Bismarck
reading Andersen's story on the Ugly
Duckling." which relates how Z duck
hatched q swans egg and how the
cygnet was jeered at By his putative
brethren. the ducklings. until one day
. troop Of lordly swans floating down
the river saluted him As one Of their
race. .Ah." observed Bismarck. 'it
was . long dine before my poor moth
ef could be persuaded that In hatchinS
me she had not produced q goose
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Items Gathered In
From Far and Near
4 KANSAS OUTRAGE.
Marion Kan.) Record:

Marion kan) Record:
1.-the brute who stole over ESQ
Quarts Of canned fruit from Mrs. AL
bert Fox one night, last week could
realize what an outrage he had COM
mitted. he would sneak around tonight
and RETURN the goods. But he won't
do that, because there isn't spark Of
manhood left In the system of fell
low who will commit that kind of q
theft. It was below the level Of horse
stealing for 1t robbed faithful moth
er and Woodworking wife of the fruit
Of her labors. The thief ought to be
canned. and the chances are that he
will be. for Tom Armstrang is hot on
his trail, and everybody who reads
these lines-with possibly one excep-
tion-will hope that the villain will
soon be landed In the pen. He de-
serves no sympathy whatever and
won't get any II he is caught with the
goods. The robber has an opportuni-
~ to save himself from whole lot Of
trouble by returning the goods on the
quiet, but no one will feel inclined to
think he has sense enough to do that,
but II he is given q couple Of years to
think 1t over at Lansing he may be
able to see It differently.
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house in Chicago asking that dozen
copies of Canon Farrar's Seekers Al.
ter God" be shipped him at once.
Within two days he received this
reply by telegraph:
NO seekers after God in Chicago
or New York; try Philadelphia"
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Lesson From the Past.

Chicago Tribune.)
We'll, who do you think you are?"
asked David. unafraid.
II am the man higher up" gruffly
answered Goliath. looking contempt
uously down upon him
But David got him.
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Let Mrs. Gray tit you with a
Red Fern Corset at KnoIIen-I
berg's. Demonstration Oct.
10th to 18th,
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peesn.t Expeet 70 40 Far.

BOston Transcript.
Mr.. Wright. Prohibition candidate
for Governor In Nebraska, reports
campaign expenses aggregating 10
cents. He got his moneys worth.
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Which Means Going Some.
Boston Globe.
Progress In Republican politics now
means following behind Colonel
Roosevelt.
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Spoke Once Too Often.

New YORK World:
II 10 reported that Mr.. Taft will not
speak again during the campaign. Aft
or the Norton letter on patronage his
party should be entitled to a long per-
iod Of silence on his part as q politi.
clan.
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When Was Vie Murdoch Over There?
Chicago Tribune.
Insurgent Republicans. by the way.
appear to be making q great deal of
trouble in Portugal.
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Ought to Help Some.

Ought to Help Some.
New York Telegram.
II will perhaps raise the dropping
spirits Of Colonel Roosevelt to notice
that . Mexican scientist has invented
q chemical baby.
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Two Of q Kind.
Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Il shall never retire." says Sara
Bernhard to the reporters: and Bal.
linger says: Same thing here"
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Ne Can't Figure II Out.

Ne Can't Figure u Out.
Washington Post.
Isn't General Charlie Grosvenor.
statistician extraordinary to the G.. O..
p. rather late this year with his dope
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

1911, or Judgment for want thereof will he taken against you and you are hereby notified that if you fail to an swer the said complaint the plaintiff therein demanded, namely for judg- ment foreclosing a mortgage. bearing date october g. 1905. executed by .Contantine Meletus. deceased. and his wife l.. C. Meletus. conveying to the plaintim certain ditch and water rights .on Bryan and Quartz creeks and the to wit: No. 1 above Upper Discovery a half interest in No. Below l scov- cry. and third interest in No , and No Below Discovery. all in Port Clarence recording district. district of Alaska. to secure the payment to the plaintiff of the sum of seventy-f1ve hun 12 per cent per annum; for foreclosure of defendants equity of redemption and all right title and interest in and to said premises: for sale of the said premises and the application of the proceeds thereof in payment of the sums due under said mortgage; for judgment for any deficiency remaining after such application against the de- fendants L. C. Meletus and s c. Rev elae as administrator of the estate of the estate of Constantine Meletus de- ceased: and for general relief. The date of the order of court for service of this summons by publication is No vembcr 10. 1910 Date of first publlca- ton. November o2. 1910: date of last publication January 2. 1911.
 Witness the Honorable Cornelius D. Murane. judge of said district court for the District of Alaska, Second Di- vision. and the seal of said co'rt hereto affixed this 10th day of No vember. 1910.
 I. SUNDBACK
 CSeal of Court) Clerk
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Job work at the Nugget.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
 No. 2242.

In the Distict Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division
 W. W. Sale, plaintiff, vs. Pittsburg- Dick Creek Mining Company of Alas ka, corporation, l.. C. Meletus, George Meletus, $. G. Revelas, as administra- tor of the estate of Constantine Mele- tus. deceased, John Doe and Richard Roe. defendants.
 The President of the United States of America to L. C. Meletus and George Meletus. defendants above named. greeting:
 You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the plain tiff on file in the office of the clerk of the above named court. at the city of Nome. in said district. within thirty days after the completion of the period of publication of this summons. to-wit. within thirty days after January 3.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
FOR YOUR INFORMATION

We will tell you that every merchant that handles eggs. either in Nome or any other place has different grades made when candling. and also that we can give you more for your money than any one in Nome. in the egg line We have three grades selling from $500 per case and up
 We have sold four hundred cases since the close of navigation and have 6 few left. so come while they last.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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POLITICIANS GOVERN
 UNITED STATES ARMY
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Before the supreme court today Attorney Bacon. charged that the United States army was governed and ruled by political pull He further stated that every rule made, governing Uncle Sam's soldiers was made for some individuals benefit and to meet same personal end. MT Bacon denounced several personages whom he alleged controlled the entire army.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
NOTICE.

The ladies of the Kegoayah Kozga Club will hold an open meeting at their club room. Wednesday evening. Decem- Der :, at s:30 o'clock.
 Short addresses will be given by Rev. Christian on the subject. Christmas in the South" and by Rev. Osgood on the subject. "The Christmas Spirit" Mrs. Christian. hostess. Also a business meeting of the club is called for We'd nesday afternoon. December II. at 3 o'clock.
 LEST WE FORGET.
 l1th tRoof Garden)
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WASHINGTON MA YHAvE
 MILLION POPULATION
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The state of Washington is unoficially credited with a population over one million. Although this figure is not authentic 1t is a fairly good estimate of the resi- dents in the sister state.
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FAR SOUTH IS SWEPT BY FROST
Nuggets Special Service.

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec 5-A severe cold spell and frost is sweeping the far South and the Florida peninsula has been greatly affected by the conditions. The orange plantations have suffered from the early frosts and many of the trees. lately planted have died.
 The cold weather at this time Of the wear, comes as a surprise to the older residents who have witnessed warm weather in January and February.
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WILL DEMAND FOOD
 STANDARD OF CONGRESS
Nugget Special Service.

NE WORLEANS, Dee. 5-The ma tional food and dairy departments will demand food standards of congress when that body next meets. A com mittee to take charge of the work of keeping up the standards will also be asked for.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

The Eagle don't ask your patron age on account of c popularity or prestige of any one connected with the house. We ask it because we sell the best goods produced at a reasonable price. Try a gallon of our Whisky either Bourbon or Rye. Free delivery.
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DECEMBER i, 1910. Marriaue Certificate.

Per August Peterson and Matilda Louise Bogan: Nov. g. 1910.
 Proof of Laoor. Bench No. ,. fissttier below discovery on right limit of Dry creek; F.. R. Grain.
 Harding discovery on Shovel creek Bredes discovery on Shovel crek: Geo. Major
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MURDERER OF kELLNER
 GETS LIFE SENTENCE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 LOUISVILLE Dec. 5.-Wendling. ac- cused of the murder of Alma Kellner, was found guilty today of the charge and sentenced to life imprisonment The outcome of the trial was expected and the verdict met with the satisfac- ton of all who followed the sensa tional case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Select Beer at the Eagle as pure as c.n be made. Trt case for family use. Guaranteed to eye satisfaction or money refunded. Delivered free to any part Of the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any time except between the hours I D. n. to 12 Q. n., by giving notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

If you want a gallon of good Claret Sherry. Port wine or Sauterne get fl at Nestor's
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all light. Steam heat
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06
FOR A NICE WARM BATH.

For a nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date.
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NOVEMBER 2S, 1910. Proofs of ahor-

Powell No. placer claim, off and 1 below on Bourbon creek Anvil Fly draulic and Drainage Co.
 McPherrin claim. off 1 and ? below on Bourbon creek: Anvil Hydraulic X Drainage Co
 Buena Vista claim. off rigt limit of discovery on oBurbon: Anvil Hydraulic x Drainage Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

Good warm rooms for the Winter al the Elite Baths. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

For strenuous exercise quit solitaire and try bowling.
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
NOVEMBER 25, 1910.
Deeds.

John Baron to Hannah S. <. John son, Oct. F. 1910; undivided one eighth interest Star association claim. Baron creek
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GO TO THE NO.,TH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee Honsc in town.
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NEW POPULATION DOPE
 FROM HEADQUARTERS
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The latest authentic census reports give the fol- lowing states population as: Colorado. I9s.o0O: Idaho. 325.594: Nevada. S1.52e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-06

No. above discovery Sunset creek Mrs. Mary Johnson.
 Star fraction. left limit Anvil creek: l.. R. Kempter ct al.
 No. below discovery on Solomon river: Nome Mining Trust
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DEcEM BIER 2, 1910. Marriaue Certificate.
Proofs of Labor.

II H. Hoop and Emily Sincock. Sept I. 1910.
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DEMOCRATIC.
LEWISTON.


MN n fSHsEIHT |CUTTcSpUIHtHCU'I -IV-l.
Lewiston. Nov. 9.-Pond. Democrat,
nominee for commissioner four-year
term. ran ahead of his ticket by 40
votes here. Linnie Tclford, Democratic
nominee for recorder. ran ahead 60
votes. Philo Austin. Republican nom
.inee for treasurer. ran ahead 20 votes.
sln sa4
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FILL,IoI,E.
Especial Correspondence.)

Fillmore. Nov. 9-.Precinct No. 4 gave
Howell 113. Ericksen IS. Smith 40, San
ford g., Anderson. Republican. ran
ahead of his ticket, .,s did Rnwley.
King. Rogers and Ashman, Democrats.
Precinct No. 3 gave Howell Ill. Erick-
sen 6S. The scratching in this pre-
cinct was not so heavy, although Raw
ley and King, Democrats. ran well
ahead
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received 100 votes In this precinct, and
Ferdinand Erickson 40 Keller, Demo-
cratic candidate for.isheriff. ran ahead
OF his ticket The Socialists cast five
yotes. Ed Burton was elected Justice
and John Westtield constable. both
RcpLbiicaf1s ttr sf t3sieji y E, 81 - II
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IIYIsuNI.
ISneci,1 f,,,,.,,, , !, !, !, +, 4, !, J, !, !,

Especial Correspondencc.)
Hyrum, Nov. 9.--Howell received 16l
votes and Erickson 100. in precinct No.
i. On the other candidates, the Demo-
crutic vote was slightly higher. Faccr,
iDemocratic candidate for commissions
cr, received l91 votes.
In precinct No. 2. Howell received
LOG votes, and Erickson 102. j. p. Mel
sen was elected justice, and Soren An
tonsen constable, both Republicans. &
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tee Of the peace. Beaver, John D.
Bushnell, AL; constable, 7. II. Cart
wright, no opposition.
The Democrats elected long-term
commissioner, sheriff and assessor,
and the precinct officers. All the 9TH
ers are Republicans.
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KA.No,slI.

Especial Correspondence)
Earosh. Nov. 9.--Howell received 142
votes hero and Erickson "a Consider
able scratching was done on county
candidates, Rowley, Democrat, receiv-
ing a ma iorltY of 3.
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HOLDEN.
(Special Corresrondence.)

'.5F-Slfff W S''I'F''' = --1
Holden. Nov. 9.--This precinct cast
II votes for Howell and 81 for Erick-
sen. Other candidates of the respective
parties received about the same
vote. T.. F. Stevens. Democrat. was
elected justice, and l.. Thompson. Re-
publican, constable.
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GAliIAND.

Especial Correspondence
4 Garland, Nov. g.--Howelly SO, Erickson
GU. indicates the party vote here NJ.
q. yelling, Democratic candidate for
representative. received SO votes, A
heayygy vote was east against the con-
stitutional amendments. ID
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GOSHEN,
Especial Corresponds nee

VSI'HN1'rr VT H.'T7'''Ioc IL
Goshen. Nov. 9--The election in
Goshen was a complete victory for the
Democrats. There we're 200 votes cast
and the count shows the following:
republication constable, c.. r.
Hansen. 60; for justice. William Finch.
TO-
Democratic--For justice. Benjamin
Cole. 14s: constable. a. j. Moore. 1879.
For the county officers the Demo-
Gratis had a majority Of 81 votes.
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HUNTSVILLE.
lspocial corresnon1le1,c

Especial 5Correspondence.)
Huntsville, Nov. 9.-Howell's vote
here was III and Ericksen's 1922
Smiths The, party vote adhered
closely to these figures. "A heavy vote
was cast against all OF the sconstitu-
tional amendments