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Morris tribune., 1910-03-11
COUNTY OPTION
DEMONSTRATION
GATHERING THAT WAS
REMARKABLE.

ate Eberhart and You've Sim
ply Got to Take Him"
St. Paul, March First and last
I have attended good many political
conventions in Minnesota. / have been
at several of the national gatherings
of both parties. do not remember,
however, to have attended one any
where where there was so great unan-
unity of sentiment, where zeal and
earnestness were so evident, where
the interest of the delegates was so
fully maintained up to the hour of clos
ing, or where the enthusiasm was so
spontaneous as at the local option
State convention held this week in st.
Paul. Whether one believes in county
option or does not believe in it is al
together beside the question. The con-
vention was certainly a remarkable
demonstration of the county option
sentiment IN mlHuSSOU!H'
Quite a number of those who were
in st. Paul attending the convention
have long been prominent in public
affairs. The occasion was taken ad-
vantage of by many not identified with
the movement to be here. They want
ed apparently to guage the extent OF
the sentiment. There were few WIN
were not surprised to learn how gen.
eral and how widespread the move
ment for county option is and what a
hold it has secured on the population
outside of the larger cities. They were
not less surprised to learn that the
Ieaven is working here also and that
so many men in both cities are willing
to identify themselves with move
ment which few years ago they were
quite satisfied to ignore.
The convention showed a DISPOSE
ton to mix up in State politics. In
former years the county option people
have been satisfied to confine their ac-
tivities to the legislative districts. This
wear their resolutions commit them to
the policy of electing delegates to the
State convention with view to infiu-
encing the nomination of State Off
GERS and the framing of State plat
forms. More than that, there is going
to be a county option State central
committee with three representatives
from every congressional district. This
committee will be in close touch with
county committees and they in turn
with township and precinct commit
tees. Altogether the movement has
impressed itself upon the politicians
even of the State capitals being for
midable and one that must be reckon
ed with. While the brewery interests
find the saloons convenient recruiting
stations and centers of political ac-
tivity, if one is to Judge from the char
acter of the county Optlon conVonCIou'
the churches and educational institu-
tions of the State are the centers from
which considerable part of its activi-
ties will radiate. The farm and the
home are it's strongholds.
am told that the brewers fully rec
ognize the formidable character of the
opposition which they will have to
meet in the campaign which may now
be said to have opened. One more
than ordinarily familiar with their
methods told me the other day that
in more than one district they have
already selected their Anti Saloon
league candidates. The personal lib
erty'' leaders are nothing if not re-
sourceful, and they have the advant-
age of close and intimate acquaint-
anee with the politicians.
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

Evidently threats from quarters not
without their influence do not appal
Professor A. J. Mcclure, who is at the
bead of the State experimental agri-
cultural station in Northeastern Min
nesota. He was among those who
took an active part in the county op-
ton convention. Mcclure is testing
the production capacity of the cut
over section of the State that which
formerly was covered with pine for
ests. He regards it as in no way in
ferior from the scientific farmers
point of view to the rolling country
south of st. Paul or the rich black
loan lands of the Red River Valley.
Moreover, the men going to North
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

Nor are we altogether hogs in st.
Paul. Perhaps we have an eye to the
main chance or at least know what
is good for us. At all events what
ever it's motive the Commercial club
of st. Paul furnished to the county op-
tion convention its hall-the Audito-
rium-free of charge. The Gustavus
Adolphus College Lyric Male chorus,
which was up from st. Peter, furnish
ed music during the forenoon and af-
ternoon sessions for the good of the
cause-no other payment and un-
derstand that the University band,
which played in the evening, was
equally generous.
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

The speaking at the convention was
of very high order. Jacobson was at
his best and free to say what he
thought. He didn't mince matters.
Young came out fat-tootedf for county
option. DR.. Andrew GILES of the Hen
nepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church united magnetic presence
and passionate and effective deliv-
cry with the culture of the schools.
Father Reardon of st. Paul, delivered
peculiarly effective temperance ad-
dress along broad and Catholic lines.
Youngdahl, the superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon league, proved an elo-
quent and impassioned speaker, and
Rachie made formidable Indictment
against the influences which have con-
trolled the inner councils of the Re-
publican party. There were briefer
and less formal addresses. Senator
Sageng, Prof. Magnuson, Lobeck,
Mattson of Roseau, Professor Nelson,
Frank Stacy and others all talked
we'll.
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

We are to have in the State during
the campaign the Anti-Saloon league
is about to make a noted southern
legislator. Hon. Seaborn Wright of
Georgia.. the author of the original
comfy option law. He spoke at the
convention. He is an effective speak
er although more eloquent and more
polished addresses were made than
his. But then he knows. He has
been tried. He is familiar with the
way it works. 1t is his firm convic-
ton that if the local restrictive laws
of George were not "nullifed" in part
by the liquor licenses garnted by the
federal government they would today
be effective in completely banishing
instead of only partially SO the traffic
the legislature has outlawed.
+ /
Apparently Mr.. Wright has small
regard for the system of selling retail
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

The point was brought out and
brought out very strongly that the
men in the legislature who we're right
on the temperance question could
generally be trusted to be right on
other questions, while the political
combination which submitted to the
dictation of the liquor interests came
in for tremendous drubbing at the
hands of E. T. Young, of jacobson, of
Sageng, of Youngdale, of Rachie and
of others, Young instancing the ex-
traordinary spectacle at the last leg
islature of the leading brewer of the
State debating the appropriations to
be made for the State university and
the location Of our normal schools.
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

Apparently Mr.. Wright has small
regard for the system of selling retail
Morris tribune., 1910-03-11

Supervisors-Olof Solve, J. P.
sen, VIM. Groom.
Clerk-Frank Porath.
Treasurer-Martin Solve.
Assessor-C. W. Nieland.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13
Snoiens 9egeforbOlb.
(5ortiat fra SIDE 81

(5ortiat fra Sioe 81
De imoa 3egerin9s6oipitoIer |
@mtsbDerne Ie0es JON GegeI al en-
2Pge me0 ll00anneIie oe0 2pgeifo.
len i Madras. 9egen oeo @oliflinif.
ferne omfring / 0iitrifterne tilberer
Sen Iopeit u0oonneoe aIasie.
Ger iinoes ionle0es / Snoien flere
Sla5ier al in0iife 2p9er. De 10 la.
ueIte uO8er, iom o%nfsrt, Sen itore
@9ngOe. Get er 0o o9iaa aIene 0e.
ger al Oe TO %labeite alasier, Ser
iinoes pao Dor Misiionsmarf.
Den Op9aoe, 6isie M9no bar at
leie, er me9et betp0eli9, noonlig /
6or6oIo til ceres ringe ll0oonnelie.
OpgaOen fan beoit uotrpffes Oeroeo,
at oisie @en0 itaar iom 8ionerer.
ne, ser ital iiofsre oen mo0erne
2G9efunit blan0t Snoiens 6olf.
Oct er nemlig 6isie Wpno, ser
fommer / oen pirfelig IeuGtoe 6or-
binOeIie meo 6olfets Masier, ser
iaaIeoes, / BET belle og itore, fun
igennem 0eres arbeioe og aunO.
80
ifaber, fanr set Sn0trnf al geitens
9Ggefunit.
Mnn fan oerfor ofte bobe @ruu0
til at befIoae 0isie 2egetunitenS@io.
nerer. Der forores ooermaa0e meget
al Dem iaa Del / 5orboIo til Oeres
llOOannelie JON til oeres Sipl.
pentiOler. Get aorliae MeOicinior.
raao, Hegerin8en aiper oem at
raaOe oper, er cite iaa lille, at Sc
/ Aarets iioite Waane0er life fan
giOe ben rigti8e iuloe 0oiis al for.
Reoicin. 5sI9en beraf er
ben, at 5laiferne ian ipl0es me0
mer eller minore rent 8nn0. Man
fan un0er ioaoanne 5orboIO life
iort9nte oisie 2pger /, at Sc bliuer
ligegplOige og il:ue for 0eres Or.
beiOe. Og man fan egentlig beler
life fortPHfe iSolf / at meme, at Sen
- elgeIife" Ne0icin fife nItio oirter
Iige iaa ~fraftigt~, iom @eOicinen
oeres gamle, moiife Opifrif.
ter.
0et er fife noget 1elt Init giaeoe,
man Ueo SelDipn fadr at De Ell.
gelife 2pgefor6ol0 beruoe. 6eIe Sp.
TENET fan ie meget g0ot no ueO en-
o~Derflootif ltnoeriegelie. Ren
cen Gage for bper $4,000 Nenne.
fer, i0n paa Dor Risficnsmarf, fan
n9ppe fables en- tilItrPffelig eaer
foriOmlfg OroHfng, ieriig ndar man
oeO, GUur ringe uoodnneIie 0isie
iilnleO bar. Man fol oerfor
6elit tule gdnife iagte ON oen no.
m9rfeOe 5origniu9 meo engelife
iom 3egeringen bar isrget
for / SnOien.
Dericm man M tpnfer paa, at
Oenne D5~ori9ning@ meo 2eeer, Il
6orbinoelie meo De sorige innit9re
6oraitdltninger, aarli8t toiter ODER
81 Niaioner aroner % iammenlig-
ner bette me0, at Der til al lln0er-
oisHing / Snoien aarlist al Reee.
fun u0aioes as Mfiaioner,
iaa fan man iige fig ielD, at 2ege.
forbolOene | SnOien n9ppe bill bli.
ne i9rlig meget forbe0reoe eQer no.
DiOeoe | Ben ferite 4orrpffe. Naar
life er beore foripnet me0
er oct life, foroi @egerineen
mnngler 8lif oerfor, men iimpeIt
ben foroi ben mangler Benge.
Og noar man oeo oct, iaa oeo
man ogiaa, at Den Gale, ser fan
beres blanot Wisiionsoenner biem.
me, ON at ben engelife Gegering
ON faa @ar rieeligt piI 6aoe for.
ipnet SnOien me0 2eger o9 Sophia
Ter Iaa Of Der fra 29oeforbolbe.
nes SIDE life mere Ifuloe bore be. |
rettiget Bla0s for 2pgemisiion II
Snoien, - npppe bifoe blipe bert,
oeriom man bapoe BET rette aeno.
ifdb til, bOorleoes Snoiens 2pee-
forbolo pirfefig er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13
6optrnp Suan. Opi 9Llber.

gnfe Gbriitine Glauien isOt apbI /
SsnoerbaIe fpIote BEN 20. ApriI SO
Aor. SroOs jim beie 9GIoer er bun
aanOelig % Iegemlie ganite raft.
Sum bar ifelge pSdI. o." oGret
Gufe / 10 aar % bar 10 9srue.
b6rn % II 9srnebbrnsbsrn.
SuinSernp. : st inObrinseuOe
6aar. "a @aar6eier ID. Beterien
forleoen Mor9en ioa til lit 6uur,
bapOe oct fire Iepen0e Gam. s aft
bar 6aaret MI / fem 9Gar baft 10
Gam. 6srIte Sang to, ioo 8 @ange
ire og M fire. Si6til bar 0ets af-
fom peret iterfe. / fort 3io meget
in0bringenoe 8Dr, ioa 5oaret bor
oeret til 6orneielie oe @oon for
Bets gier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13


@iotpunfter for Ben oanife a9ita.
tion. (granoD
S ct onoet Telegram til neOnte
9Ia0 beooer BET:
Suiet par goot beiut, % unOer
Nisiens Gale BAR Opmprfiom6e0en
go0.
9isien frembeoeOe Sprogreifrip-
tets i%taoelige 5eIeer, iom ogiaa en-
bel Gel Gpifere anerfenOer, og JON
bar fremtounget 9eisget paa fon-
eerigife SfoIer.
De foa oanife &eligionstimer.
iom er lepne0e, iSges ~uorpO0eoe, og
Sc er enoog bIeoen misbrugt til po.
Iitiit aeitation, boa0 9ager-Sag
ilaaenoe bier.
Ooen / a6bet er al oanit 8riuat.
un0eroisning forbuot.
8reiternes Nunofuru umuIigger
Omgangen me0 MenigbeOerne o9
i%ioIerer Br9iterne.
Miniiteren funoe ingen iproglige
9gn0ringer Iooe, men itoO oelpillig
me0 Senipn til ReIigionsunOerols.
ningen u0en at funlte 1nu in0 paa
G%lfeltbeoerne. San is9te nj igUffe
Mpn6furoen. Gen par life no9eu
8efo!ing. men en- Retteit9r.
6%lens6Or9. Sriaingcr. sos 5iifer
Ger5'aien. 6~enrifsga5. 8. Gleo Sc
forI,0.n fe0t 8riainget. 2.r u1r /
6ogoeist 9 9grn.
Nc irrte Stopper. 81 Rana. ionl
6enliaepr i 8arafferne u-o Ciaf1a;s..
ieitifteasn / 5lensborg, arlgrebal 4
iorta &spper, arbei0e>e. Oa aobps,.
ne BRIO no, iammen me0 300 nus.
iere oe0 Gbausieorbei0e meaem
9pl0erup o9 gre0oa0. San logere6e
iammen me0 flere andre / ell Qa6e
Dos urnager Sect. De 6ol0t iig
ielO me0 aoit unotagen aaffen ION
Sc if Dos Beef. 5 @plOerup er Ser
itrafs taget 6orboIosregIor Tor At
6inore en- pioere llo6re0elfe al Spa-
oommen. 9lan0t an0et er ser BE.
pet ioretaget en- 6el Del gacei.
n%ationer; al &usierne oar ser Here,
let fife oar oa%ccinereoe.
StOr 5lOe6rano. "A a%reuturer in.
Oe6renote. 2sr0ags GftermiO0a9 5.
is. apr. peo , 8ioen opito0 Ser
/ ben 6rits aIauien / Sfo0.
By til66renoe @aar6, ION fuloiten.
big ne0brRn0te. Der inOebrpn6te Il
areaturer, 9 Soin, ale @aifiner
auI5reoifaber, Ser re00eoes
1 SO. Gf 5n6boet reOoe0es iaa
Ioot iom in9enting.
gieren og bans SuItru bar ON
5ormi00agen reiite til 6lensborg.
% alene paa @aar6en bar fun en-
y Gars 8iae, on Sloen u6bre6.
aarIe, / II til IS aars SRI.
,eren, par pna Marfen.
SOorIeoes 3l6en er opItaaet, oi.
'es fife; men ga Den o~poageoes,
belle @aaroen, iom beitoo al 8
omippn6te al ct SIo6ab,
g / 266et al en- balo Sime par Ben
uloitpnoig neobrenOt. 6oruoen
3pens Spr6jte tom ogian Sprsiten
ra Sooslun0 til Steoe.
gieren Ii6er ct itsrre CAB, ga ban
.apOe meget laot foriifret.
m..- N.. .ff 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13
6pptrnp. 0pb Of Meninaitis. On


Soptrnp. 9gS Of meningitis. en-
S@oferioeno, "a Gar 9ammel, PED
0aon Sens g. 6offmann, biemme-
berenoe paa SiplanO, iom / no9en
5io bar ar6eiOet hos 9pgmeiter
San0bolOt / Soptrup % facet Soften
paa 6oriamIingsbuiet, bleo forIeOen
plnoieIig ipg, % Sen t%ilfaIOte 9ege
erflpre0e, at set oar Siernerpg.
notwithstanding (Q%feningitis),
og ben utge @anO bIeo itrafS i6rt
til areosiD9ebuiet / S~aOersleo, boor
ban efter IA Oages baaroe 9iOelier
afgif oeo 0s0en, 9offmam 6aooe /
Ipngere SiO arbei0et / giterrig og
5Diflon0, bporfra ban lanoiDnlig bar
6rogt oen fnrIige Smitiot meo Der
op. Den nfopoe bIep al ale roit iom
ct meget begnoet og 9oOt Menneife.
Sans 6aSer, en- Sernbanetieneite.
mono ira SieDan0, bar opboIot iig
Der / no9Ie Gage.
SaoersleO. Mis6anole6e Sfibs.
orensc. st 8ar 9renoe Der ira
gDen, 9. 5rieOridien o9 8. 9priel,
iom liot for Baaife bleo antagne
poa Sfonnerten ngifing" al Mar.
ital, er ii0en bIeuen misbanoIeoe pee
en- raa @oa0e al aaptainen, iom
oesuoen traftere6e Dem meo forber-
oe6e 5soeoarer. Baa Samss, boor
Sfi6et forle0en Iaa, toa 5aoneorbei.
Serne. ser par 9ienoi6ner til nbe
@is5anolinger, fig al 9renaene oo
melote Sagen til 9oIitiet. iom ioa
rejite 8iItoIe moo aaptainen. 8ren-
gene bIeo oerpoa ofmsnitreoe og an-
tom Ben II. @priI ber til.
6n 3aul gcnncm 5inocren.
On aftenen sen II. 9lpril par en-
Sfreooerioeno I Serb me6 at ip
pna Raifine. Wanoa par un0er Or.
beioet iaa ubelOig at iaa Raalen
lige 9ennem Eomtelfin9eren. @f
Smerter beipimeOe BAN og lna lpn.
&c, fer ban fom til g~eoioit6eo
iaen.
SunsetucO. 0rGbt ueO epbiffUriel.
5sr9en Ssrgenien / 2anoetoeo Sfoo
oar 2erOag 0en IS. april I 5nr0
me6 at fsre @ran. 8aa 8eien MOO
te ban en- Nabo, Ser tom farenoe
meo en- 4iIetsnSe. Serooer bleO tSe.
item ifg og lob ls6if, boorpeo SCR.
gerien 6Ieu iIpnget al 9oanen, iaa
ban lit 0pien fls0et og ct tort Sui
/ 9oDe0et. San bar 800 me0 set
Ger 6Im itrafs %telefoneret
efter 2e9e; men 0enne ifal bnoe er.
at Saarene, ban baD0e faaet,
life bar orR6enOe, 0erimoo ontoges
Set, at ban / 6ol0et bar breffet Sal.
ien, bOiIfet BOG life er bleoet fnit.
Ssr9enien efterla0er Gnfe og
, oofsne 9srn.
%ltucjr. 9atten til 30. @pril 6ar ri
bait ct forfer0eligt llpeir meo or.
tana9tig Storm al 0oropdt. 0rfa. I
nen leoiageoes al 9Dn og 9or0en, 1
mar 3egn6pgerne traf ooer. Noget
spnneoilag oi0es life al BABE fun.
oet Ste0. NPite 0ags5ormiooag, og
raieOe meget boloiomt, req
Stormen Borten lss Dos asbmono
Shre0er, og aarlen, JON too u0en
or Borten, lit uOentet Borten ne0
oDer fig, iaa ban moatte / beoioitles
SiIltano beres ino / Sengen. 9e.
Je 6leo tilfalOt, ban funoe oplpie, at
par iIuppen beloi9 fra set
iloorlige 0Operfal0". Sp pnn "a. Z
zen fun6e ban gaa Iiot omfring.
6pDslunb. Haar man lnrer. =
5orle6gn 6apoe en- Cat tilberen0e en-
lerboenoe 6amilie, iaoet aiIIinger.
Ga 9Dreis Gjer life ngte0e at be. +;
)oloe 9iqingerne, bo0 ban en- 9e. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13
gruaser. = 5Ornerm life Sele.
fonSamernel @eo 9iii06eretten i

luiUuHitlH ScU OubOutLelleN '
6lengborg f~or6anoIeoes ifslge o9pb.
bsl-8oiten" forleoen en- 6ornPrmel.
iesiag, iom Soerpoitoireftionen /
4iel baoOe anla9t moo en- aebmnnO
/ 6leisborg. 9enne bauOe Oen Y.
6e6ruor u0beot Jig en- SnmtaIe me0
Nr. AZ I 8roager. 9n ban 6np0e
oentet en- Sio lang, minoe0e ban ON
at faa 6orbinoeIien, iom ina bleu
oprettet, men SIR. AZ melote Jig
life.
Otter ae6mnnoens 6remitiGing
ringeoe ban igen Eelefoncentralen op
og BAD ON M enoelig at faa ben
sHife0e Snmtale. gu p%aaitoo Sele-
fon0amen I groager, at Sdmtalen
bar fsrt. timber Oroififtet ifdl asb.
manoen iaa BABE iagt til Srefenen,
at oben0es Boaitano grenfeoe til
8anoui0". 9enne ltotaleIie 6apoe
foronleoiget OoerpoTtoireftionen til
at reiie Gnflaes.
0rarnp. - Gn geteram fra Sre.
aarsfrisen. Baa areosipgebuiet of.
gift Sns0ng Worgen Sen 90. 4pril
peo 9soen BEN gamle Sans 8olleien
8roeb, iom | ooer 80 @ar bapoe
baft 0pbolo pos Sacobien pno
Stenoerupgaoro. San bar geteran
ira 9reaarsfrigen, | bpilfen ban gil
fripinig meo og bnpoe BET &elo fife
at bIiDe ianret. Gen gomIe efterlaoer
fig en- 9otter. iom er gift paa sypn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13
Spuslmnb. 2aar man lurcr.

Spuslnno. Naar man lurer. =
6orle6sn 6apoe en- Sat tilberen6e en-
berboen0e 6amilie, inoet ailIinger.
"a 9Dreis @jer life agteoe at be.
boloe 9i1ingerne, ba0 ban en- ge.
fenot ON at orufne Dem. "a 0enne
font, par aiaingerne u6emprfet Die.
pen ilptteoe bort al aaiten, og man
ito0 M og talte ON oenne 5Ipt.
ming.
en aagefone, iom par Rabo til
aottens Gjermono, baooe luret, men
life foritaaet belle Sammen6pngen,
og bun fit ben Mening no al Gam.
talen, at Naboen (aottens Gjer.
man6), iom poa @runo al megen
Spe6om og Glenoiebeo life baooe
betnIt oen iioite 2eie til Suspprten,
uiloe | al Stilbeo flptte no Of Slfet
Sun Fit M traplt meo at fomme
ben til 5useierenb bpem bun me6oeI.
te, at 2eieren NOT bap6e / Sinoe
Stilbeo at flptte 10 al 2ejligbeoen
Suseieren ifpnote fig 6erefter til
amtsforitonOeren, iom burtig I'll
gioet Orore til at Iasee geilae pao
oeierens Snobo, oe fsrit 6a bette
ifnloe foregan, opflareoeg Misfor.
itaaelien, boilfet oafte almin6dio
Wunterbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-13

6n @uul genfcm 6ineercn.
DIN aftenen sen II. Qfpril par en-
Sfreooerioen0 / Serb me6 at ip
pno Maifine. @nn0n BAR un6er Or.
beioet ioa ubelOig at faa 4aalen
lige 9ennem Eomtlelfin9eren. gf
Snerter beiuimeoe ban og lna lpn.
&c. fer ban fom til geoioitbe0
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Z .mpaign Commit tee, S2l 18TH Street,
Northwest, Washington, d. G.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-09-23
Before the Maine Election.

Roosevelt, August 81, 1910:
1t rs particularly important that all
moneys received or expended for cam
pagn purposes should be publicly ac-
counted for not Only after election, but
before election as well.
Roosevelt, Sept. 27, 1908.
emphatiealIy approve ofthe publi-
cation Of campaign expenses after the
election. You have shown by this letter
OF yours that if MIR. Harriman's con-
tripution TO the campaign fund OF 1904
had been known before the electic u
you aud your supporters would have
endeavored 10 use the fact OF its hay-
ing beeD made as an insiDcere and un-
truthful argument. No stronger argu-
ment against your proposition. |. e.
for publication has yet been advanced
than this that you have unconscious
ly advanced.
There is evidently something wrong
with this, we will not be so rash as to
say what; but we beg TO observe that
If there Is any ''liar" at work in the
aoove parallel be is not in this Office,
or The only words quoted are Roose.
vell's OWN. Y. Evening Post.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-09-23
Good Farms For Sale.

We have two fine Jefferson County
farms for sale which will be sold at q
low price.
One farm of 1870 acres more or less, To-
Gated in the vicinity of Leetown, with
twenty acres of orchard of fine apple
trees seven years old, good improve
ments and running water through the
farm. On good roads and convenient
to market, churches and schools.
One farm of 140 ceres, more or less,
located near the Shenandoah river,
about three miles from Charlestown,
new seven-roora dwelling, good out
buildings, running water through the
farm, on fine road, convenient to
schools, churches and TO market.
Porterfield d Boyer,
Martinsburg w. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-09-23
MattersOn OF Maine.

The slump in the Republican vote
OF Vermont, quickly foiiowsl by a
Dsmrcratic lsnds'ide Maine, ends
father question about the party COM
plexion Of the next Congress.
That the battle in Maine was fought
on local issues, not The least dame G.
ing Of which 10 the kepubl ans was
the corruption inciieAt 10 tn. abartlve
attempt 10 make men sober by acts of
Assembly subaid in constitutional
piohiOlton, does uul IMPLY tust nat.
i)nal conditions and tens ,.itstut no
fl cure in the campaign an contribute
nothing TO the result.
The Republican party at large is in
weaving way. 1T Is answerable for
the state of the nation, and the State
of Maine is a part of the nation. The
one-party power, dealing in every
manner CT eXtravagau a I'd express
ed in all sorts of the politically queer,
has worked the inevitable, culminat-
ing in widepread popular discon tent.
Name, though isolated, is not ex-
ceptional. IL feels the movement of
the world outside. The vote of Mon
day makes it sure that when the issue
of represe sentative government versus
absolutism and arbitrary power, en-
bodied by the personality and the
preachments of z heodore Roosevelt
and pressed upon the country by him
is fairly launched, the old Pine Tree
State Will lead the van of united
New England in favor of the old order.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-09-23

Derbies, Unsteady of straws, now
will show which way the wind i s
blowing.