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iously considered, to-wit, the organic
ed opposition of the so-called liberal
element of the state, and it appears
now as though that opposition would
remain quiescent throughout. Hard
ings greatest danger of course, is
the admitted strength of his opponent,
Gov. Harmon, who has made himself
popular as, chief executive, and
much Of whose strength is drawn
from Republican sources, his major
ity at the, last election being 10000.
when President Taft carried the state
by 10000. The situation still favors
Harmon, and If the election were to
be held next Tuesday his election
would be confidently predicted even
by ardent Republicans. But the cleo
ton is nearly two months hence, and
Republicans have a remarkable way
Of getting together in Ohio as the day
Of election approaches.
THE Republican campaign will be
opened at Kenton on September II,
and the Democrats will have their
first campaign meeting at Canton on
the "a. The respective managers of
the two events are straining ever
nerve, and their rivalry is intense.
'The senatorial contest Is being
pushed in the background by the Re-
publican managers as far as the ac-
tfvities Of Senator Dick will permit.
The senator claims sort of co-part-
nership with Candidate Harding, on
the ground that the primary elections,
to which the name of no other aspir-
ant to the senatorship but his own
was presented, gave MIN a vote Of
$4,000. Upon this fact he bases the
claim that he is the candidate of the
party for the honor. a claim which is
violently repudiated by all but the
Dick politicians Of the state on the
ground that the primaries have no
binding force whatever, either legally
or morally, because. in the first place,
the law does not give them legal
force, and, in the second place, be-
cause neither the state central CON-
mittee nor the Republican state con-
vention having endorsed them, they
have no more moral force than legal.
Other candidates will be in the field.
Harry M. Daugherty already has de-
clared himself, and an announcement
from Myron T. Herrick is expected.
There has been some talk also from
the radical wing Of bringing former
Secretary Garfield into the contest,
but the belief is generally expressed
that Mr.. Garfield has no desire to
enter the lists.
8 81 81 . .
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Maine ELECTION
N THE MARKET.
The Democratic Victory Had
Buoyant Effect on Wall
Street Stocks

New York, Sept. 1.-THE election
IN Maine was the principal news
event which the stock speculation had
to digest yesterday. The fact that
prices advanced on receipt of the
news led to the inference that the re-
suit had no displeasing influence on
holders Of securities.
The professional traders, following
stock market tradition, started the
day with offerings of stocks, but they
met 80 considerable and so effective
e demand that they turned quickly to
the other side of the market. The
buying movement which followed gave
the market more show of animation
than for several days past. The
Maine election was construed as a
symptom Of Reorganization of the
political forces moving for control and
restriction of corporation powers.
This construction followed, rather
than preceded, the upward movement
of prices.
Observers on the floor of the stock
exchange professed to see the source
of much of the demand in an uncov-
erred short interest which has counted
on the unsettling influence of politics
as depressing influence. The apathy
OF the stock market to the Vermont
election last week and the failure of
bear testing operations at the opening
yesterday caused uneasiness amongst
the shorts and prompted the covering
movement. Politics as a disturbing
element seemed to be demonstrated to
be unreliable.
. Some after effects of Mondays an
nouncement of the transaction in
Rock Island preferred were traceable
In the days movement The recent
good absorption at any declines of
the Hartman stocks was connected
In retrospect, with the Rock Island
deal which served to release large re-
? sources to the bankers most closely
related to those properties. The
movement of other special stocks was
watched for the supposed light It
might throw on the market position
of great financial powers or groups.
United States Steel, Reading and
Union Pacific continued to absorb
nearly two-thirds of the aggregate
dealings and were of overwhelming
sympathetic effect on the whole list.
The homecoging from Europe of vari-
GUS persons OICen active IN SpeCula-
tive operations had its part In stirring
interest In the dealings.
The banking position offers no, i'm
mediate obstacle to the maintenance
Of stock values. The demands on the
New York banks for cash are moder-
ated and the incoming reports of ma
tional bank conditions of September
/ are regarded as showing satisfac-
tory position. The decline in the
London discount markets. not fol-
lowed by the foreign exchange mar
ket here, the easier tendency of the
local money market having its in
duence.
August's $9,5o0O00 increase in value
of agricultural exports over last year
makes for betterment of the exchange
position and shows that the August
corner in the cotton market stimulat-
ed, rather than hampered the 'outgo
of that commodity. The rapid move
ment of grain to market is expected
to furnish another source. of supply
to the exchange market in the i'm
mediate f,,fure 49,
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A Want Ad in the Evening Times
is sure winner, Try it and see.


In pursuance Of reso.ution u the
city city. council 1 OF the city OF Grand .i forks.
u. 1910. notice is hereby gwen to tho
electors OF the city OF Grand Forks.
North Dakota. that on the 10th day OF
September, a. u. 1910, from The hour OF
o'clock in the forenoon until O'clock
in the afternoon OF said day, there snaiI
be aheld in the city of Grand FORKS. q
submitting to The electors OF SAID city.
the following question for their ap-
prevail or rejection, to-wit:
DakuIa. issue S tt ana n.suuate 'i the bonds
OF said city IN the su mot forty thou
sanu l$4v,uOOl uo.iais. bearing interest
mum. payable senll-annually IN uenoml-
nations OF one Thousand t$l,UUUj dollars
each. to mature as follows:
Four thousand tsl,ODu) dollars together
on the wnole amount OF said outstanu
ing bOnds to lali uue eacn year upon
the hrst day OF June Tor the years lasz
aiuains ' the Year 1881. All u said bonus
bearing date VI June LIST. 1914, anu the
proceeds OF saio bonos To DC used tor the
Ioe pp ana cisy hail
upon lots nine 60 and eleven tI1), in
block fourteen uD In the original
TOWNSHIP OF the CITY OF Grand Forks.
North Dakota"
The following places are the places
designated as the voting or polling PAGES
tor said election. io-wit:
First Ward-City Pumping House.
Second Mard-Arlington-l lark Hotel.
Third Ward-City fire HAN.
Fourth Mard-City Hall.
si1 ,h WaraS1y N Err H nanr,h Street,
Seventh Ward-624 Cottonwood Street.
The registration list used at the last
general election shall be used at said
election and no new registration iS re-
Quired.
The polls at such polling places shall!
be continuously kept open lrom : o'clock
in the forenoon until clock in the att
ernoon, and no longer.
day OF August. A. ID. 1910.
(SeAl.) IN. +. Murphy,
Attest: Mayor.
City Auditor.
Times' want ads Bring results.
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CH1RoPRACToR
> s.%s $50 .ss -
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

=
Il have heard of dry docks, but I
never heard of dry lock until I
spent my vacation this summer in
Boston, remarked NJ. R. Dover OF
New York. II suppose that most Of
the interesting sights in any city at
tract the attention of the visior much
more than that of the man who lives
in the place. For instance. this dry
lock of which spoke didn't seem to
draw much of crowd of Bostonians.
though l regarded it as a very novel
affair.
There is a dam at the old Grad
dock bridge over the Mystic river near
Medford. 1t is provided with the
usual lock for the hosting of power
boats and the usual small craft that
navigate stream. Along the side
of the dock is a peculiar structure.
built much like the roof of a house.
1t Is about six feet wide. On this a
path leads from the water below the
dam to a ridge and then down again
to the water above the dam. The
middle of this path is equipped with
rollers and sort Of corrugated pave
ment lines the side. examined this
arrangement with some curiosity.
This was finally satisfied when two or
three young men in canoes came
along from below. Each one put his
canoe on the rollers and pushed it up
over the ridge and down into the
stream above the dam. 1t was q reg
ular dry lock-"
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You are so smart: How did 1t ever
happen that they call low shoes
pumps! The word is so ugly we
wonder there isn't q demand on dull
days that 1t be changed.
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men voted aye: Aldermen Thomas.
Smith, Sannes. Salisbury, Lockman.
Wadsley. Buckingham. Hunter. Valley.
Ellestad. 10 votes in affirmative. The
president of the council declared the
motion carried.
(Seal) -Chas. ]. Evanson.
City Auditor.
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ORDINANCE NO. 311

An ordinance entitled: AN ordi
nance fixing the amount of salaries to
ployes Of the city of Grand Forks,
1911"
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council
| Section /. That the officers and en-
ployes of the city of Grand Forks.
North Dakota, hereinafter named shall
ices performed by them as such Off
GERS and employees during the years
1910 and 1911, commencing September
IL, 1910 and ending September /, 1911,
the sums and amounts set out, to-wit:
GIari, n;t;. .,,;;.or ~
Attorney Observation-Disclosures. 1,500
Health officer Observation-Disclosures. 400
Assessor and assistants. ........ $500
treasurer ............... 1920
| City engineer Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Street commissioner ............ 1900
chief of fire department. ........ 1900
Assistant chief of fire department / 1850
Engineer of fire department 49,. 900
Assistant engineer Of fire depart
Three drivers. fire department. 'S0
each ............ ............. $50
Two pipemen. fire department,
Chief of police. ................. 1900
captain OF police. -. 1850
Patrolinen. each ............... $40
Desk sergeant .................. $40
fol1ce magistrate ............... 600
or Waterworks... 1.62O
Clerk Waterworks department. $50
Engineer of waterworks. ...... 1900
Assistant engineer of water
Two fircnian Ct ...a.arw,rks l'oS'
Two ,rs,a- II It plant. '''
each 80. ..... $50
Bridge tea 500
CITY alprt 70
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= = = 4 = = = So 80 = u
: TIE MARKETS

= 4 = = i 4 = + = y = = y " + .
Market quotations from Chas. n
lewis & Co.. commissions brokarA
Htnneapolts.l
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ROOMS. WANTED

WANTED-Desirahle roominx places
for university students. The univer-
sity opens September goth when
for rooms. Send the description Of
your rooms with prices to j. d.
Woods. Registrar, University. d.
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BOARD AND ROOM

SIGN CARDs-sBoard and Room~ ut
the Evening Tiinss office. 1Oc per
card as45>
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HELP wANTED-MALf
AGENTS WANTED

Detroit Agent Cleared $1,000 Last
week, giving guaranteed $500 Razor
Free with Box Soap-yon can too.
Parker Chemical Co., Chicago. (17l3)
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TYPEWRIT1NG DONE

WANTTD-Typesvriti To- DO even.
inge at home; have own machine:
work guaranteed. Address 0l6 care
OF Evening Times. (lSial
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-Two unfurnished steam
heated rooms suitable for light
Address 1864 Times.
Want advertising d the chief servant-
finder in the. city-now. and tomor-
row, and afterward!
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FOR RENT

FOR Observation-Disclosures or partly
furnished seven room modern house;
full basement; hardwood floors
throughout: gas range and cook
sity students. 1906 University ave-
nue.. Q725)
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Times want ads Bring results.
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meeting Of the City Council Of the city
Of Grand Forks. North Dakota. held
Friday, August 10. 1910. the follow
derman Ellestad and Alderman Hun
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Livery and dray business
In North Dakota town of four hum
way. Address. w. j. Poole, Forest
River, N. u. C72O
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FOR SALE-An Improved Ea.ollne
range used one month, price $1,000.
S. "A. Martin, 720 Walnut street
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FOR SALE OR. EXCHANGE.

Building suitable for grocery store mt
1904 Dell. avenue: for sale by Louis
Rosenthal. 80. "A I675l
SIGN CARDs--"Fosskale.o or Exchange"
at the Evening E9Ss office. 10c per
caro- @sTss IN. I636)
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ROOM for rent, modern.
304 Chestnut street. n. w. Phone
AIM. (7l5)
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$500 per acre. worth a hundred.
Dollar per acre cash, balance MONTH
~. For full particulars address
Commonwealth Realty Co.. Los
Angeles. Cal. (1712J
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An ordinance entitled: AN Ordi-
nance fixing the amount of salaries to
ployes of the city of Grand Forks,
North Dakota. for the years 1915
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FOR SALE-My home, 40s South Fifth
street. nine rooms, all modern, good
laundry and best steam heating
plant, all in good repair. Large gar
age. Charles + Rand. u71S)
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WORK OF SOME KIND v.nted I'M
mediately by young married man,
\ willing to work. Address 1898
Times office. (l6931
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LOST

LosT-A gold breast pin set with .
diamond and pearl, probably on pic
mic ground at Lincoln park. Re
ward for return to Times Office.
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CHICAGO. PORK,

MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
/ December wheat-Puts $1.10h
calls. $1.11A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
Staaltruiten oo
oens 2lrbejoere

Ger 6erettes TO ret lfenne Sr9f
ira gem Dorf ON ollniteo States
Steel Corporations 5orbolo til line
9lrbejOere i6rlt at aorporatio-
men bar oeOtaget en- 8lan booref-
Ter oct oil bjplpe glrbeioere, JON
fonlner til Sfn0e unoer 9lrbeioet,
eQer 5amilier,. bpis W9n0 fonmer
al Dnae peb lllpffesbgnOelier unoer
9lrbeioet. llnOer miolertiOig bis
ablement" faar en- uoiit @iano 30
9rocent al i'm 9en oe en- gift Mono
fnar 80 Brocent. Sooo Der p0es en-
5amilie, bpis 6orisrger er omfon-
men unoer 9lrbeioet, neone5 life
Oct onoet Srpf er, ataorporationen
bar forsset line 250,000 9(rbeioereS
2sn meO ca. 6 Brocent. Oct nil oprt
oet beoItc @ern moo 9lrbeiosurolig,
he0er.
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}in(ano Og RuSlano.

Sra Seliin9fors mel0es unoer 6.
9lpril: Oct Stolppinife 2ouforllag
angaaenOe 6inlan0s Stiaing inoen-
for Monarfiet, 6e6onoleoes @aar
al 9anOOagen. Santlige 8artier
intte Jig imoo 6orilaget og erflp.
reoe, at oet bar en- aulofaitning al
sen al gieaenten eoipiteoe SSorfot-
ming.
4ebatten aa6neoes al SocialOe-
nlofraten W}pfelin, Der 6etoneOe, at
ser 2ano0aoen life fanotes en-
eneite gerion, Ser oiloe goa meo til
0enne gteOtreoen al @runolopene,
bDis g(utoritet @uropns retsfpnoige
for npIi9 bnpOe befreftet o@i oil
isrge for, at bet ruSiiife Bureau
frati life fol faa noget Gaaiflto
til at ifriOe mo meo 8aobenmagt og
paa Sen @aaa0e ifaffe Jig ct 6oripnr
for fit 9fsper.
8rofesior 8anielsion aolmari
(@amme(fennomanernes Orofsrer)
6etoneOe it9rft. at 9ooforilaget boi.
fer paa uri9tig 6iitoriif 8rnnO.
BrofeSior 9ioienquiit Get ipen-
ife 6olfeparti) erflareoe, at 6or-
iIoget par ell SnobpoeIie til Sinner
ne ON at toele Jig iefo og oeltage /
goelPggelien af oeres egen 9ietsoro-
ming. 8nIeren taffeoe for Sen Ststte,
6inlanO baooe faoet ira pole Ssn.
ner al oct rusiiife Mooerlan0, set
2anO, iom mere emo noget anoet
Sano bauoe liot o9 f9mpet ior SRI
6eo og Observation-Disclosures.
Senator @reop Get iuenife Sol.
feparti) erfnereoe oet for neoupr.
oigenoe for Wfonarfen III at til6a-
gefaIoe, 6ua0 ban tiolioere meo 90
6auOe louet. 5inIano oiloe alorig
oe Der foreilaae6e 2ope."
grofesior Setple Get ungfinife
@artD erflpreoe, Of 9ouForilaeet
life oif uo paa al omitprte sen fin
ife 6oriatnine. oa 6orilaget gaar
uO ira, at oette er allereoe er ifet.
o@n icaoan Snnolemoaoe er life
9oogipning, men Statsfup. Gi fan
life foripare pore 9iettig6eoer, men
oct finife 5oIf oil al0rig nnerfenoe
0e ber foreilaaeoe 2ope.
Otter 3 5imers 9ebnt blep 6or.
ilaget 6enoiit til @runoloosuopaIget.
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Ooeropere paa spill.

.Sbina anO Sapon Wail."5oaet
paa Sontbern Bacific 9anen, JONI
iorlo0 San 6rancisco 26r0ag III.
ten ST. 8, 6leo al. 1890 om 9tat.
ten itanoiet al TO maifereoe WtRno
og plpn0ret for 8 Seffe al regi-
itreret Boit pes Sprig, TO Otil git
for genicia.
iSer goittoget anfom til 9encia,
par TO Wi9no, iom bobOe forlaot
Ooflan0 paa ct anoet Cog TO elmer
ti0ligere og bar Itaoet al oeo Bort
Gotta Serge, ubemprfet franlet pad
gagenoen al Boltto9ets 9ofomotio.
8oget par life fonmet fem Qiil ira
genicia, ier 8anoitterne fraple0e
ouer 5en0eren og bolot Sngenieren
oQ 6Drbeoeren 9ieoolpere for Ban-
oen og ororeOe oem til at Itan0e
2ofomotinet.
ogi oil ingen6ortreO 9pre 0em"
iag0e ben enc al &sperne o9llt, boao
pi enifer, er Ben9efosien. SEQ o5 til
Gf3presoognen." - 0a Be if at pi.
De, at Der ineen @fsprespo9n par /
Soget, boo oe ON at blioe orlt til
Yoltpo9nen.
9a De fom oertil trneoe De meo
at iprpnge oens 0gr aoben memGp.
nnmit, bois ser life luffeoes op for
Dem.
Ia Ser par 6lepen adbnet. font.
man0ereoe 0e oen regiitereoe Bolt
uoisgt og fnitet til Sioe.
Ser par intet on0et at gore emo
at aolpoe. - Ge Issgioroe iaa De
eoriae gogne ira 2ofoniotipet o9
goitpognen, iom oe forte ct Bar Qtil
irem, boor Sc ioa foiteoe Ben uoisgte
Tolt al. Saa lssgior0e De 2ofomo.
tipet og loo set lsbe pilt geo Ell
9elegrnfiItsS(anosnprperelie, 6lep ct
Sporififte peo en- onoenStation aab.
net iaa EN- ltlpffe afpprgeoes =
llnoer alt Bette 6apoe Basingerne |
Sopeoognene lig9et og iooet og ane.
oe life. bpao ser bar ifet. = gfsoer.
he forioanot og Der gioroes Itrafs
tore 5orbereoelier til at iinoe o9
nnboloe Dem.
Oct er set fsrite og eneite Cog
rsperi / California paa mango 9lar.
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10 9sara

Stor glrbeiosfomp. Berlin, 5.
april. Boa ct 9elegeretngoe Gag
| al 5orbunoet af Murere og Murer.
arbeiosmeno | Spiflono bleo ser
efter flere Simers 5orbon0lin0 oeo-
taget en- l9ngere Reiolution, 6pori
oct 6eO6er, at Murerne og Murerar-
bejosmen6ene SbIfIono forfolter
SpIf &rbeioseiperforenings poa ct
0e6oe Dresden peoto9ne OtsnIter.
uofait til Ooerensfomit og beiIutter
at opta9e en- Ganp meo 9r6ei6s.
gioerne for at gennemf6re 0e al 9(r.
6eioerne freoeoe Sarif5Oberensfon.
tier.
st 0elegeretmsbe of S6mrerne /
SpIflono og ct 0eIegeretng6e af Sc
friItelige 8pgninosarbeioere Spif-
lan0 6or enitemmig iluttet fig til
ben oe6toene 9feioGution.
NGite Dag be6oer set pi6ere:
Gompene @peninasfngene ipnes
Itooig at blioe mere og mere 1uno.
gaoeli9 ioet ale oe paoqeI6en0e
ar6eiOerorganiiationer bar forfnTtet
Bet SariFforilag, iom glrbei0sqiber.
ne 6ao6e Iti1et 6em iom ltGtimotun.
s gnIe0ning df oen truenoe Or.
bei0sfonfGift gpgnin9sfoqene er
fegeringen gaaet ino poo en- Op.
for0ring ON at mpgIe. 5reoo9 SEN
8. glpril bill Der finoe en- sSor6ano.
ling Ste6 Observation-Disclosures
meaem 9fepreientanter for Sc itri.
0en0e Bartier.
gnoelio be66er set un6er 16. 6s.:
@n 2ocfort / 9pgningsfagene
SpIflono begpn6te af. 6 / 9lftes.
Den bnr aIGereSe berert mellem150,-
900 og 100000 Mrbeioere, men
fnIoit9noiee MeI6inger er enonu
life inolgbet til Sobeofontoret.
ltagtet 9lrbeiosgioerne Berlin,
Snmburg og Bremen enonn life bar
oeltaget | 9eb9gelien, og timber.
bonolineer ON en- freoelig Oroning
pleies Weiinhen, er 2ocfouten ali.
aeoeI meeet pi6treffen6e. Stsrite.
parten al @ontroftsrerne er 6eitemt
paa at arbei6e for Sagforeningernes
gee6erlag, men set be6oer, at 10
8rocent al 9[rbeiosgiperne bar neg.
tet at goa me6 paa 2ocfouten, ioet
Be finoer glrbeioernes Groo riine.
li9e.
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n1ere Rritif for q #.

s SsrOags par gl0miniltrationens
Sern6anel5orilog @enItano ior poer-
oerligere aritif Observation-Disclosures.
s 0enne ltge oil Der blipe bolot 9lf-
tenieslioner, Iaa Der fan 'giues Saler-
ne efstra Sio.
9lOanlion Gem, Ga og 9fi6aro-
Jon (0em., glla.) erfl9reoe, at 6or.
iloget for en- ltor Gel benitilleOe M,
upreuet o. uneOoenoi9 2opgipning.
0erlom ,Soriloget ue0taaes, iaeoe
9iicbarOion, ian pil uafbengigeSern-
banelinier blipe lommeoe og oeient-
Zig 9iort umuli1c oeo Wtangel paa
are0it.
9iOere iagoe ban at Sen foreilaa.
eOe Sonoelsret uar uneopen0ig, o.
9liorlingen ON at regulere lloite0el.
len al 9lftier o9 0bligationer bar
ufonltitutionel. San fritiiereoe 6or.
ilnget llO ira oet Spnspunft, at oei
pilOe tillaoe aae Sernbaner at Hut.
te ig iammen, og at set par ei
Gfriot / en- 9epaaeIie for at uoiteOf
foOerale Charters til Sernbaner.
San paaitoo, at Sen foreilaaeoe Cor
praftiif taIt uiloe uoeluffe 9(fifi.
6erne ira 9Ioaong til Sanoelsretten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

iom lluoifpl0nine for en- anti.frenl-
nleo 9enonItration Itor Stil. Sfsl.
ge cen Aapport bar @uperneren be
gaaet Selomoro efter at bape unoer-
rettet ben fineiiife Gegering ON, at
ban par aniuarlig for llroli9beOer-
he. 9e ii0ite Wteloin9er an9aaen0e
gennem 0iitriftet er
lanai ira opmuntrenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
Slot fra Daihineion.
sllbridJ uil trGffc iis tilbase.

@aibington, 9. g., Is. 9lpril.-
Oct forlpoer, at Senator 9llorid).
3booe SSlano, for gllpor bar be-
lluttet, life alene at trpffe Jig til
6age fra Senatet peo ltolebet al i'm
nuperenoe Sermin ben 1. Ofarts
nplte Mar, men at ban ogIaa meo
BET iouIte oil trGffe Jig tilbaae ira
ale tine &omiteer meo mulig llnO-
ta9elie al 6nansfomiteen. 8an uil
anpenbe 9feiten al i'm Sio Sena-
tet poa lit 9(rbejoe / ben paafoIote
oMonetnrp Commission bpis 6or-
mon0 ban er. Som @runo for i'm
9eillltning ani6rer ban i'm minore
gooe Selbreo
EindDptt-8allinger Surbbrct. =
@aibington, 8. g.. f6. glpril. -
8ifforo Binhots Sogferer ontpOeoe
9felion-aomiteen @aar, at ban
aateoe at ipare lit beoite sSfptS, til
@liniiter Snlineer ielp aigiper Sor-
flaring
lSasierer9ran0eiA 'orip9te at faa
arpOsefSaminationen al oSiiiteren.
oe Sn0remiuiiter 6ranf Gierce uo-
lat, in0til ban bopoe bait slnleo-
ming til at uOiper9e 9allinger.
.Q'r. Bierce mooiagoe 8. n. @la-
pis' 6orflaring ON, at ban (Bierce)
bap6e ienot 9uo eiter @lapis for at
tale meo bam ON 5ortolfningen al
Sen me Son al %. Mai 1903 meo
Senipn iii anllanA-Glainls. San
berr1tcoe. at BON bapoe talt meo
0aapis ON Bette SpsraSmaol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
;SOtusrafi af aOmrten.

Gbicago, II. g(pril. = Spoo man
mener at ppre oet beoIte sSotografi,
Ser enonu er tnget al Solleps So.
met, iifreoe Derfes Obieruotorinnl
iig oeo gilliams 9ap, @is, tiolie
| Dag. 9srof. 8roit beifue0e Sinrmel.
panoreren oper en- 5ime ioeel
Iilitano. Omfring 100000 Mile
al aometcns Sale par ipnlia-paa.
itaas ser.