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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
ROBINSON FILES CLAIM.
Wants $4,000 for Injuries Received in
Fire Cistern.

Alleging that his hearing. his throat
and lungs had been seriously and per-
manently injured, and his scalp SC
burned in places that hair would not
grow on it in the explosion of natural
gas which occurred in the West Sew
enth street fire cistern December IA
E L. ("Rox'') Robinson. a fireman
today filed a claim with the commits
sioners for $1,000 damages. The mat
ter was referred to the commissioner
on finance.
A feature Of Robinson's alterations
is that he declares he does not know
the cause of the explosion. State
ments have been made from time to
time that q member of the street COM
rnissioner's force had caused the ex-
plosion by striking match to light a
cigar.
Robinson says he was working I'M
der orders Of the fire marshal in the
cistern and describes his injuries as
follows:
"Both hands burned completely over
so that flesh and skin came off them
entire face burned save part of the
nose and just under eyes; eyebrows
burned off; legs and hips burned Sc
verely in several places; scalp burned
so that hair will not grow in many
places; hearing seriously and perma-
nently injured; throat and lungs seri-
ously and permanently injured by
swallowing flame and heated air.
pita1 from December IA to January %
and that he was unfit for duty until
after March 5 of this year.
This is the second claim for $4,000
damages to be fled with the commits
sioners.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12

court today. Thirza H. Austin was
granted a decree from Sherman 4.
Austin on the grounds of abandon
naent and abuse. ''He took $3.50. ran
after another woman and went to Los
Angeles. CAL" a statement by the
wife. contains the heartache of the
case The couple was married In jan
nary. 1903. and have two children or
which the petitioner was given Gus
tody.
Warner a Free Man.
w. o. Warner was given liberty by
E A. Warner. his wife. without a
fight. Mr.. Warner did not have mucn
of a married life anyhow and can
hardly mourn. Mrs. Warner had two
grown sons at the time of the mar
rage. The Sunday after the mar
rage, Mr.. Warner told the court
those sons called him up on the tele-
phone and told him to leave suddenly
The separation of Henry Oberg and
Nellie Oberg, made several months
ago. when Oberg consented to paying
$500 alimony, was made permanent
today when Judge Dana granted him
a. decree of divorce. In letter from
Kansas City, Mrs. Oberg asked for $50
more money. 1t was arranged that
the amount be sent her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
WANT BOND ELECTION.
Representatives Commercial Club Meet
County Board Tonight.

Representatives of the Commercial
club and the citizens of Oakland will
confer with the Shawnee county board
of commissioners in the offices of Ed
O'Neil tonight for the purpose of in
ducing the commissioners to call for
a bond election of bonds to reconstruct
the Granville Kaw river bridge. The
cost of repairing the destruction
wrought by the ice gorge far exceeds
the statutory provision of 81, 900.
The Oakland representatives also
will petition the board to oil the road
to Oakland from Topeka known as
the Sardou road. In sandy soil, this
road over which practically all the
supplies of the little city are hauled,
is a foot deep in dust. The commits
sioners, however, report that the road
is entirely within the city of Oakland
and that they are powerless to help.
The commissioners have been hes
itating about calling for bond elections
to repair the many Kaw bridges and
the meeting tonight may influence
them to action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12

in the Leaverworth district in place of
the late j. H. Fitzpatrick, and J. o.
Rankin of Paola in place of the late
w. H. Sheldon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12

Katharine Oliver. the dean of Scotch
readers, will give reading at the First
United Presbyterian church Friday eve
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12

Tomorrow Cope's wagons will begin
to carry the finest line of creamery
butter produced in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
NO JUDGE YET.
Governor Stubs Hasn't Decided on
Dillon and Rees Successors.

The two judgeship fights from the
districts of Judge Rees and Judge Dill
lon still remain unsettled. Governor
Stubs today received delegations from
the different counties in these two
districts, but stated this afternoon that
he had not made up his mind on an
appointment FOR either place. He said
that the evidence was not yet all in.
There have been four vacant Judge
ships to fill by appointment during the
past six months, and every vacancy
stirred up a great big fight with many
candidates and host Of supporters for
every candidate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
no wed I'd Broadmoor.

Colorado Springs, Colo, April H.
The wedding of Mrs. Grace Depew
and Mr.. Howard Ashton Potter, both
of Colorado Springs, but formerly of
New York, will take place at Mrs.
Depew's home in Broadmoor, a suburb
of this city, tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock according to the statement of
friends. Clarence 7. Hamlin, of this
city and Jay 3. Lippincott. of New
York, Will be the only witnesses. Inn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12

Cupe's wagons always carry finest
fresh eggs bought direct from the
farmers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
of food to withstand the Indictment

Then suit followed suit Fitzlen brought
suit for damages and finally secured
judgment. The case has been threshed
out in every court. Finally it was ia
ken to the supreme court of the Uni
ted States on a question Of jurisdic-
tion. The supreme court decided 1t was
a case for the federal courts to try.
This was last summer and now the
case is being tried.
There is considerable interest as to
just what weight the decision Of the
state supreme court will have in decid-
ing the mortgage question. Fitzlen al
leges that the mortgage was worth
less because it was given to an illegal
concern.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
seating cost Him MONEY!,

For shooting to scare someone In
self-defense Charley Williams was fin
ed $25 by Police Judge Urmy. Will
Hams cannonaded the lower por-
ton of Kansas avenue Sunday
night but explained that some one
was latter him. and he shot to scare
them '.in self-defense" The Judge al
lowed him this privilege but decided
that as Charles carried his munitions
of war in his right back trouser peck
ct he was guilty of carrying concealed
weapons. Hence the SIS was due the
city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT the Grand.

Frances Ring. the beautiful Helen
Burrelle OF miss Patsy" the character
is the third sister of the famous Ring
family to win fame on the stage both
here and abroad. She is a Boston girl
by birth; is generously blessed with
good looks, and has a charm that seems
to be inseparahle from the Ring sis
tiers. In Mr.. Savage's latest contribu-
ton to the theaters. Miss Ring has the
best part of her successful career; the
character being that of a handsome
young leading woman in a stock COM
pany; with comedy scenes in plenty
and love scenes galore. Miss Patsy
will be at the Grand Friday night.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
enbli6 Die Come rubieerer 9eiten

enbGid Die Come rubieerer 3eiten
idien."
unmittelbar oorou i6lieBt ii6 Die
Sdilberune Der eriten 9egegnllng
nit Gilbert Sraeger. Cine Nuele
bes @liifcs unb Elm Croft in ibren
idtperen 6tunben purbe ibr uniere
i'm Sanuar 1869 eeborene So6ter,
nit oeren @eburt Elm amiilallter 8or=
gang perfniipft lit. @m 8ormittog
oes betreffenoen Cages iaB id III De.
Stube Dor meinen1 S6reibtll6 I'm.
martete in GROCER unrube m;f oas
erboffte greisnis, als on Die Sir
eeflopft muroe nno auf meillen Ser
einruf elm Serr in Die Stube trot,
Der ii6 aIs Medtsanmalt Iraegel
poriteate. 9roeger's Same mor mil
bereits ourd feline in Ser ~@ar
tenlaube" per0ffcntlidten Meoidtc
uno feline offentlihe Satigfeit be
fonnt. Na6 nnierer gegriibun.
duBerte Sraeger bertpunoert: Sic
iino ia nod ein iur1ger Menib! SD
glaubte, Sic ieien elm alter, bebdbl-
ger @err, Der iein @eid)ait on Sen
Hogel gebanet bat unb 81, 8olitt
5u ieinem 8ergniigen treibt." Sd
ltauo in Der iiblihen griinen Dreds-
leridiir5e Dor linn uno antmortetc
ladelno: y@ie sic ieben, iino Gil
i'm Srrtum." Nir unterbielteu llits
oann, Bis i6 in Der 9tcbcnltubl
ben erparteten ainoeridrci bortc.
Sest gab es fir MIDI fem Salten
mebr. Sn menieen @orten flGrtt
id Sroeger iiber bie Sitnation ollf,
morouf er mir ber5lid grotuliert,
ltnb fih entferntc. @inigs Satire
ipater tpurben mir &oIIcgei inl
oeutiberi Meifstag uno blieben bis
beute tros unierem prin5ipieI ber-
ihieoenen Stanopunft CUTE 5rellll-
De-"
Ser erlte 8ano Scr @rinneruneen
gebt Bis gum Sabre 1869. Canals
lp%onoerte 8ebel gum erften mai auI
orei Boben ing @efGnenis luegen
elmer &6reiie an bas iponii6e golf
luorin Die Staatsgetpalt cine Ser
6reitung itaatsgefdbrlider 2chren cr-
blifte. Die 4apiteI iiber Die 8all-
oeriabre i'm po~rlieeenoen erIteu
9anoe iino bon bobeln fultllreei6idt-
li6en Wert. Sir Die @ei6idte Der
9lrbeiterbemeeung i1 ibren Nnf1ngen
meroen Die ipateren &apitel uncut.
bebrlih iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

SduIpGon Der Sto0t itebt iueide fri,
Der einmal eille lpaDre @odbirg oes
intelligenten, gcbilocten urO 5ielbe-
muBten 9%eutid)tllnls genolnlt mer-
Den fonnte. g[ls llGmIi6 iEl 2ouis-
Differ S6ulrot Der Nttrag eeliellt
pur6e, ben bentiden llnterrid)t OBJ
5ui6offen, ga itanocn itd) ouerit Die
6reunoe un0 pie @e9ner Deg 9eut.
iden uneefobr oleid itorf e~e9eniibcr,
ia es idien iogor, ols Oh Die erIteren
Dos @eft in Ser Sono bebotter mir
0en. 2ei0er ober b%efanoen ii6 oo-
nals i'm S6ulrat 5lpei 9euti6)e BON
iener Sorte, Ser mir ou6 iett, mo i'm
gar5en 2ol1oe ser &unpf I'M sic per-
Ioltli6e Sreibeit entbronnt lit, :'nnei=
fen beqegnen. limo oieie bei0en oeut-
lden Genegatel1 begingen lit friti=
I6en @ugenblid Die @elinuungslum.
PEREZ, iid SEN @ioeria6ern oes ocllt-
i6en llnterridts an5ui6lieBen ur,o
oieieu boour6 oie Mebrbeit 81 pcr~
idoffen. Sbre Grmortllna, BOP lire
ei11geborenelt Witbiirger ibnen oas
oonfen piiroen, erfiillte iid freilid)
l1i6t, oenn Dem anitdnoigeu Nnelo-
4merifaner lit Ser 8ogel, ser icin ei-
genes Nelt bei6mubt, genoll 10 MI
oermartig pie ieoem o1oeren bonet=
ten Mfeniden. @ber oas llneIiid
NOR nun einmal gei6e6en. Ser
oeuti6e llnterridt murbe BON Bern
2ebrplon Der offentliden Sdu(en IN
2ouispi1e geitriden uno er lit bis o!f
Sen beutieen Sag nod nidlt ipiebcr
eineefiibrt moroen. obidon es al:
I6iidternen @nlaufen ba5lt 1iidt &C.
feblt bat. Ser Staotperbono bon
Henport miro alio gut Tim, Die tru-
Sen grfabruneen, Die feline 2ouia-
oiaer 2allosleute mahen mlt3ien, ST.
6eber5ieen uno BEL ieiner 8ropa-
gonoo fir SEN oeutI6en nnterribt
feinen @ugenblid 5l bergeiien, oaB es
all6 IN Nepport Deutide nus 9eut=
lde gibt.
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Der @pseiem-9 mrbitidy,

g(us Berlin i1reibt man: go
mol Die oeutl6e ipie Die fran5ofti6e
Regierung iteben benz i6on mebrfah
6eipro6elen 8lane eincs @ogeien-
ourditides our sSoroerrlng bes Ser
febrs amiihen beioen 2diloeru grurb-
idsli6 ipmpatbiid eegeniCer. Sat
oas St1tereife an Dem 8roieft nidt
MIR rein tbeoretii6 lit, ioaloern bal;
nan al16 praftii6 ibm nobe5ntretell
1eoenft, benefit Die Sotia6e, DoB ARi-
hitter b. greitenba6 anlabliG) ieines
Sommerltrlaltbs prinatim bic 8oee-
ien beiu6t fat, UNI ielbit sic Ser
baltniiie on Srt unb SteGe in Nit
genidein 81 llebmen.
Sm @an5en belteben 8 beridieoc-
ne 8lane, an benel auf beutider
Seite Die Stdote StraBbl1rg, Solicit
ltaot, &oInlar nno Miilbonien be,
Iolbers interelIiert fino. IS banoclt
fid I'M @eIentli6en oarunl, nob bon
oieIen Bldten aus ouf fron5oiii6er
Settle Die ¬enpunfte gpinol ullo
2unepiae-Na errei9t meroen.
Bon StraBburg aug fubrt Elm Brc-
left nod @aon P@tape uno nod
st. 9ie, bon S9Ietttaot aus iiber
Morfir9 nod ct. Die, bon @olmor
aus nod 5rai5e-St. Die, nad @e-
raromer, nn9 gornimont, mo ben
Wiilbauier aus nab 8iliullg iiber
Semen ioipie iiber Griitb nod Gorni-
mont. @egenlpartig fiibrell i.ur 5lpei
groBe 2inien, uro 5por bic pnr
StraBburg nab 2unepiae nto BON
WiilbouIen iiber @eIfort nod Cpl
nql, Die gerbinoune 5lpiiden bcioen
NadbarIdnoern berbei, nGbrcno cine
Jegen $50 Sim. Iauge Strcfc 5lu;-
iben oieien bei0en 2inien bon einer
9abnlinie nidt ourdquert ipiro.
9ie 8obriheinlibfeit ipridt zoe
fir, Dob eit etipa in Der Mtitte 5lpi-
i1en beioen 2iniei1 liegenoes Brojeft
an ebeiten 4ltsiidt alif Nerlpirtli-
dung bot. Ger 9eutid-Sron5oiiibe
8irti6aftsperein miro oemn1@lt ei-
men umfoiienoen @enerolberift iiber
Ole 9ldne per6fFentIiden uno Bel 6ei-
ben &egierltngen beantragen, boB ein
Broieft nunmebr 5ur 0urdiiibrung
gelangt.
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@crcttct ans fmrdtbarcr @ciabr,

SD babe mid nod ME 10 no6e
meinem @robc gefiblt", idreibt
2eiuis Gbomblin bon WandcIter,
Ohio, 81. 81. So. 3, nie oarnals, cls
ib in Solge bon @uiten uno 2un.
aenleioen Bis off 115 8funo abge.
magert NOR, trob pieler Weoi3inen
mo Ser beiten 9oftoren. l1no odB
i6 bellte nod Iebe, banfe i9 aIlcin
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY. Die MIDI
aebeilt bat" ltnfeblbores Mittel fir
Suiten, grflaltung, Grippe, @itEnlo
mo ollie 2ungeu- uno 6alsleibet.
Soc rno $500. @eriudsflaihe frai.
8orantiert bon alien OruaaiIten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
9entide nnS 9entfde.

Die ,Milmoufee @erinania"
idreibt:
Die Brin5ipien beg 0eutidj-g Slime
rifaniidm NationaIbunoes peroen
in Der Staot Netpport, meI1e, Gin
sinnati gegeniiber, auf Ser &entudicr
Seite oes Ohio liegt, berfodten ourh
einen Staotperbano, Der u%naetu0bn=
lid riibrig uno tatfraftig lit uno ser
~neuer6ings feinen Offer fir Die quito
5ade ooourb benefit, oab er encr-
1iihe Hropaganoa maht fir sic Gin
fiibrung oes oeutiden INTERRUPTS in
oen bortigen offentliten Gdulen.
Das lit einigermaBen beidGmeno fir
oas 9eutldtum Ser Metropcle bon
2entudp, louisville, peIdes ieincr.
3eit unter llmitanoen, ouf Die mir
nod gu ipreden foma1en melbert, oen
S6ulunterriht in Der Sprabc Scr
nlten Seimat berlor rno i'm ieithem
nod nibt 5mriif al erobern nitbte.
Der Neuport Stabtperbano bat ON
BEN Sdulrat cine Getition gercidtet,
iuorin er inter 0etomung Ser bel
faden 8orteile elmer 5tpeiinrohieen
Gr5iebllng oarrrm na9iudt, oob Ser
oeutihe l1nterriht nit auf oen 2ebr,
plan Der offentli9en S6uleu gciett
peroe. lin aber altf ben 5bulrct
ben notigen Druid ous5uiiben nr6 mn
ibm beipeiien 81 fonleit, oob Sic 81
fentlihe Meinung binter Der a'ctiticn
Itebt ldbt Der Staotperbano gleid3ei-
tig nnter ben 8iirgeru bon Neruport
Gin DOCUMENT 5irfnlieren, meides bte
5rage ettuas e~ingebenoer bc1onoclt
auf Die befannte Totfof]e binlueii,.
bob Die @eidaftieung nit elmer 5pei~
ten Sprahe oas 8~erit0nonis Scr
Wutterfprahe for6ert nnb sltlll
ShfaB Die giirser bon Nepport BIT
tet, Die Bropaaanba fir Die ginfiil,-
rrng oes beutihen l1nterridts All
lnteritiiten. Der Dame1-3 irfel oes
Delitih-M characterization Gtactucrbor,
hes ldBt es iih beiomoers ougclcacIi
lein, l1nteri1riften fir oics Dof,i
ment gu innlineIn. gr mabt abc;
oabei gang anerftpiirbige itllo nidtS
rueniger als erfrenIife grfotrllnocr.
@1breno Die 9aInen n6mIidj sci Scr,
mciiten Mmerifnnern bos frcunolid,e
Gntgesenfommeri uilo Dos bette Ser
itdnonis fir Die bon inner .nertrc.
tene Code finoen, iin6 iie leiber IN
manhen oeltifen &reiien ouf cine
befremoen6e @IeihgiiItiafeit. mand),
NAL iogor allf oireften @iopritanh
geitoBen. Der v2ouispine Mn3ei-
ger, Dem mir Die obige Mitieilun.
gen entnebmen, eibt ieiner @ntrii.
flung iiber oieie oelitife Gafiern, sic
niht tpiiien, pel6en foitboren Sfat
iie in Der Sprahe 2utber's, @oetbes
uno Shilfers beiiscn, Musbrlf ollrdl-
ben S%toBieuf5er: aGg aibt eben
oud in Mepport 0elltihe uno 0ent.
Idle"
@ir fonncn ms lebbnft noritelqn,
mos es fir @eoanfen nno Crime
rungen maren, melhe nnierem 9oris.
piler 9olleeen Die Seber iiibrtcn,
ols er bieien Snt nicoeridrie6. Ssn
9~ouispiIe gibt es nanlih g(eihfans
Deutihe nn6 Dentide, Dos heibt,
9eutihe, pelhe nif lire &6itom.
mune itol8 unb Der Bflidten. Die lic.
linen aufcrleat ftets eingebent iitb,
uno 0eutihe, melhe 10 boriirt fiiio.
oab iie iid einbiloen iie ntod,ten fit
BEL ibren eingeborenen Mit6iirqerl
lieb &inb, iioem iie ibr 9e,itihtuna
obitreifen. ltrb 5nei 8ertrctcr Die
fer letter Sorte bon 0eutld,en tto-
gen Die Souptihnl6 ooron, onb Ser
oeutife ltnterriht ihon felt nlebr oils
5tpan5ig Sabren niht mebr ouf benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
Crockett Hotel,

Ode grpdett@ unb @aco9bpbes StraBe
aegeniiber Mlamo Tlasa, Sun Nntuuio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
Mad aus 2baIia in gefi

Rad aus 2baiia in Befillo
eineelaufenen Melbungen lit in S6i.
bet cine Gepolte gegen Die Serr-
l6aft Gbinas ausgebro6en. Ser auf-
ltano Der bereits einen beoro6li6en
umfang angenommen bat, ioll 90
our6 peruriaht norben len, bob
1000 dineiii6e Solbaten, Die ii6 III
2baiia, Der beiligen Stoot Der Sbi-
betoner, befinoen, Die &lolter aepliin.
bert uno Die Sempel gel6dnoet Boz
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
SRI. Mobel Snenien. Die So

ter oeS neu ernonnten alnerifoni-
lden @elanoten IN Der Shluei5, lit
olf Der 6obrt BON SEEM 0orf nod
europa auf Dem 0ampicr rNme-
rita" geItorben. Die 8ooeSuriodc
mar Snberfuloie. Die 2eide miro
einbaliamiert ltno in Gberbpnrg an
2ano gebra6t. Serr Gmenion be-
fonb ii6 NIT ieiner gan8en 8amiIie
atf Der NetIe nah Bern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

Samorrhuiben sebeilt in GA Sascn.
9a5o Ointment beiIt, sarantiert al!e
Sale 0 SUDDEN, blinOe, bllitenoe, hers
bortretenbe in ed Saeen ooer @elo
5uriid. soc.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

The complete exoncration of Mr..
Clarence Il. Hagar, late secretary OF
the board of pardons. from the charges
made against him to the effect that
he had expedited certain cases be-
fore the board and had been paid for
1t, is gratifying to all good citizens.
In the district court at Cripple Creek.
Senator FULLY Scott, as counsel, moved
the dismissal of the charges, the dis
trict attorney made no opposition, and
the order was made by the court. The
complaint was so flimsy that the dis
trict attorney did not want to stultify
himself by presenting the case. II is
fortunate that these charges were
made so early and that time was
given to refute them. There will prob.
ebly be others as baseless, and some
OF the Democratic papers are unscru.
rulous enough to try to defame any
man that is Republican. This was
a sample OF their methods. and should
serve as warning to their readers.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

the chance to deposit money with the
government and get little interest,
1t will be forthcoming In much larger
sums. This money when so deposited
will go quickly into circulation, and
will not only give relief In case of a
financial stringency, but add that much
to the active wealth of the country.
And this is money that would not be
deposited ordinarily in savings banks
1t IS money that has been boarded and
kept out OF circulation hitherto, and
could not be got out except on the
guaranty OF the government The
president and the Republicans in con-
eress have every reason to be pleased
with their success in getting such Il
measure on the statute books.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

The meeting of the state central
committee which is just about to be
held at Pueblo is one of the most i'm.
portant in party history. 1t comes at
time when there has been some I'M
easiness and unrest in the party; at
a time when the Democrats are work.
Ing overtime trying to stir up dissat.
fsfaction among Republicans and en-.
courage them TO bolt: and at time
most opportune for taking a new start
and arousing new Republican enthu.
siasm. or course 1t is not the bust.
ness of the central committee to make
platforms or candidates; that is prop
erly left TO the ensuing convention;
but the members of the committee
can show by their words and acts that
they are united and in earnest for Re.
publican success; they can choose
wisely the place and time of holding
the convention, and they can confer
with and strengthen each other by
talking over the situation In their re-
spective counties. There is likely to
be full attendance.
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cepted the Lord as their Savior and
many have seen more clearly than
before what God has for them in the
Holy Spirit and have entered into
convenant with God with new faith
and assurance of victory.
Tonight Rev. Mr.. Bennett VIII CON
tinue his study of the preaching of
Jesus seeking to interpret the con-
versation which Jesus had with the
woman at the well OF Syciar.
All are most cordially invited to
these meetings.
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eips WANTED.

Bids viii be received 10 run the
Florida Thrashing machine for per
cent of the net earnings, or by the
day, but per cent plan preferred. Bids
to be In the hands of the secretary
on or before 5 o'clock, Aug. l, 1910.
Strangers must give reference. Bids
opened at 5 p. m, Aug. /, 1910, at
Hoods school house. Bidders re-
quested to be present If possible. For
further particulars enquire of the I'M
dersigned.
THE FLORIDA THRAsHING MA
CHINE CO.
Frank Wride, President; w. E. Ty-
ner. Secretary. p. o. Box 1l9i, Du-
range.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

Garfield's new slogan is manhood
first. property afterwards. lie wants
to shake the control of the interests
Some more, that is. for 1t has been
pretty badly shaken already: and he
sees no hope in the Democratic party
and great deal OF hope In the Re-
publican party; so he is going out
after the Republican nomination for
governor OF Ohio. and he isn't making
any threats that If he doesn't get 1t
he viii bolt.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

Thos. H. FULLY, ]. E. Maloney, and
Carlin Allen, the state highway com.
mission, in their special auto rolled
in Wednesday from Durango, and left
Thursday morning on their reiun
trip to Denver Via Summityille pass.
The commission is en- tour of in
3pect!on preliminary to tine locating or
slate highway from Denver across
he state into the great san Juan re-
sion. The route taken on their re-
iurn will certainly convince the com
missioners that the only feasible di-
rect, easy grade route, is the San Luis
valley via Summityille pass and San
Juan river. Very little work added to
what the dinerent counties contribute,
would make the route mentioned an
ideal highway into the grandest, and
most glorious scenic portion of tn,
state, placing the greatest hot spring,
on earth on direct line with GU,
states metropolitan centers.-Pagosa
Springs Sun
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

Very gratifying is the demonstr..
ton which is being made on the Penn.
sylyania railroad Of the many advar
lages OF steel passenger car constyu.
ton Today that company las in sert
ice or on order nearly 1000 cars Il
lhis type, and it is putting in service
as fast rs they can be built. steel
sleeping and parlor cars. The deliver
les being made at the rate of from
ilfty to sixty n month The steel cad
is non-collopsible. the brunt of a COZ
lision being borne by a ma ssive ce,l
tral box girder. twonty-four inchd
wide by nineteen inches deep. Wild
extends throughout the entire lenet,
of the coach from coupling to coupline