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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

More people arc taking Foley's Kid
nev Remedy every year 1t is con-
sidered the most effective remedy for
ALL kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities,
builds up the system, and restores lost
Vitality.-Schramm j obnsou, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26

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ters Of Wales. Odeon, st. David S day
Tuesday. March l.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21

ance, which was readily given him and
In a short time several other postoffice
inspectors and a score OF United States
marshals were working on the case.
Mr.. Swensen travelled hundreds Of
thousands of miles and braved many
perils. 1t is said Of. him that he has
thought OF nothing else, has talked of
nothing else nor. has dreamed Of moth
ing else but this case since early in
the year 1908. To him much Of the
credit for breaking up the gang and
for bringing the members to justice, is
given by everyone.
The ease has cost the government a
lot of money. Just how much is not
given out but it will undoubtedly ex-
coed 100000 considerably. But it is
considered money We'll spent.
Many Still in Hiding.
Many inquiries are heard as to the
status of the remaining indicted men.
The blanket Indictment returned in
Council Bluffs and In Omaha in this
case included nearly 100 men. The in
dictment will hang over them as long
as they live, and they are liable to ar
rest and trial at any time in the flu
ture. A few of the indicted men are
in prisons serving terms for other
crimes. A still larger number are in
hiding In Canada and in Alaska and
even in Europe and Australia and 9TH
ers have successfully, for the present
at least, concealed their whereabouts.
But the watchful eye of Uncle Sam Is
on them. Everywhere turnout the
length and breadth of the land jealous
officers of the federal government have
the descriptions of the men and will
nab them on sight. Several Of the most
important members of the syndicate
Herriman Brown and Moore-are in
Jail in Frisco With their unlimited
wealth they have thus far successfully
resisted efforts of the government to
extradite them, but by the time the
Omaha hearing comes on they VIII no
doubt have reached the length of their
legal tether, If in fact. they do not ere
that time come to Council Bluffs, plead
guilty and throw themselves on the
mercy of the court.
Trial a Severe Strain.
The trial has been a severe one on
all interested persons. Even Judge Nc
Pherson, accustomed as he is to long,
tedious trials. early in the trial began
to show signs of WEAKNESS and each
forenoon and afternoon would order
recess, during which relaxation was
found in smoking and conversation,
everybody leaving their seats and NOV
ing about. But for this intermission
land respite court attaches and others
would not have been able to stand the
Strain The attendance of women at
the hearing has been remarkably large.
I'm obedience to the courts orders es-
phcial attention was paid to their
Wants by the bailiffs and every possible
courtesy was shown them, seats being
Or divided for all that came, within the
ra fling. If there We're no seats the
coalrt saw to it that seats We're Sc
o,,,fed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21
S. A. FRENCH DEAD.
Pioneer of Faulkner Passes Away in
Arkansas.


Faulkner, March 21.-A telegram re-
ceiyeh at Faulkner last week by Mr..
GeorpSe French conveyed the sad news
that his uncle, s. A. French, had pass
ed AWAY at Sloan Sprinks. Ark, af-
ter an ILLNESS of several months. The
news Quickly spread about and caused
general sorrow as deceased enjoyed the
friendship of every one in this vicinity,
which he called home for so many
wears ind it was hard to comprehend
that thu genial old gentleman would
never a,sain be seen in our midst
Shep French, as he was Familiarity
called Was resident of Faulkner and
vicinity for forty-two years, coming
here soon, after the war and settling
,on farm one mile north Of Faulkner
where he lived until the spring of 1902.
b5e .hAn ,puilt a coy little home In
saau,kner a I'D lived there until Septem-
9ber 1907 when the family went to
esiloam Snrlnks, Ark, for the winter
and liked thle country we'll that they
decided to Feinaln there permanently
~, 4 nurchas,ed home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21

| NanaWna.
George Benzler has bought the John
Pinkerton farm northeast of here, con-
sisting of 16O acres, consideration $66
an acre.
Anthem.
/ Representatives Of the Holstein
! Washta, Anthem, Galva, Schaller, Cor
rectionville and Early high schools will
meet in a declamatory contest at Cor
rectionville April 8.
Stafford.
The Stratford Commercial Club is
now permanent reality. AT the meet
ing held in the city hall Friday even
ing, bylaws were adopted and per-
manent organization effected.
Usage.
The board of supervisors at their
meeting for that purpose Tuesday
morning, appointed George j. Cum
mings as auditor to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of II. s. Hong.
Ruthven.
The little town of Ruthven is excited
over the discovery of peat beds in this
vicinity. Samples have been sent to
experts in the east and if-their report
is favorable it is thought that several
factories will locate here.
7 GIiddsn.
! Hank Taylor has been picking some
of his corn which has lain outdoors
| during the winter. Some of this corr
looked SO good he could not believe il
was unfit to plant so he secured few
grains from each Of several ears and
planted to test it out. tits said that
the amount Of good sprouts produced
was astonishing.
orundy Center.
John Reynolds shipped two cars Of
hogs and one car of cattle to Chicago
and they brought him $4,100. There
were 1876 head of hogs and they were
sold at $1,000 and $10.65. The cattle
brought $685.. These hogs averaged
about ten months old and they nette6
the owner $4,000. They were just ar
| ordinary years crop fed on the corr
! that was raised on the place.
Bows.
The case Of the Farmers Exchange
State Bank VS.. c. E. Huey was brough,
| up for trial in the district court Sew
eral witnesses for the plaintiff were ex-
lamined, but the defense did not take
the stand. The case was settled by the
bank taking over 356 acres of the Huey
farm, with an incunbrance of $4,000
and assuming debts and judgments to
the amount of nearly $4,000.
Primghar.
As result Of the petitions filed by
the Anti Saloon League two Of the sa-
looms against which actions were be-
gun have closed their doors, the sa-
ioon zst ATeciier and and tie viis Mcse.e
II seems that neither OF these places
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Northern Io1ua Items

when the actions were started they
consulted attorneys and upon learning
the conditions they at once announced
their intention of closing their doors,
which they did Monday night.
Sioux City.
Alleging that he was enticed into an
upper room in Greenville where liquor
was being sold, last Monday, stupefied
with some drug taken out into the back
yard, robbed Of $245 slugged and
thrown into Bacon Hollow creek, Wal
ter lMetcalf, an old man from Fremont
county, caused the arrest of Frank
Naughton. When he told his story to
County Attorney Whitney he did not
know the name of the man he claimed
robbed him. He offered to take an
officer to the house and identify the
man. This was done. The case was
called before o. T. Nagelstad but was
Indefinitely continued.
Usage.
The snow has gone and the streets
have dried up and Engineer Gardner
has started in with the survey from
which he will make the plans and spec
f1cations for the 100000 worth of street
paving to be laid this summer. It is
unfortunate that this work could not
have been done sooner but the heavy
fall Of snow, for which the mayor and
city council are not responsible, has
prevented. It will probably be close
to two months before the contract will
be lat as there are certain require
ments of law to be met which take
time. After the contract is let it will
te lie about ninety aeyys tc complete.
Maquol<eta.
Shortly after o'clock Tuesday the
fire bell called for help at the James
Mitchell residence in the Second ward.
A pail Of tar paint had been placed on
the stove to warm up before being
used by the painters to do some out
side painting. The tar being combust-
ible, exploded, setting fire to the kitch-
en-. It had gained considerable head
way and It was with difficulty that the
f1rernen gained control Of the flames.
They managed to save the most of the
structure from the flames, but the
water made almost complete wreck
Of the building. The owner is the son
of Joseph Parkinson. who is now in
California. ut is insured for 500.
Rockwell City.
Inere mas been peculiar parsonage
confined in the county Jail here for a
few days. He is a German of middle
age and is evidently badly unbalanced.
He spent one night down near Rinard
where he set fire to a straw stack.
The next night he was out in Gar
field township where he committed a
similar depreciation. Sunday morning
Hunter and s"Rntch" lEn1stroun
fwent out and brought the fellow in.
He claims that some time ago he was
hurt In q coal mine and since then has
had no memory. being unable 20 give
his name or rssidence. The matter has
been reported to the state board Of
dion a .aaaa esq., Z, ) ssss,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21
ar,kenan Lsas Foot Crushed.

Soaoia1 ia TimesI -Republlcan.
60 Citv March 21.--Vern Smith, a
brakem man on wa4 freight No. %, had
y n.reow escape from death at Lake
view. He was riding on coal car anu
the train broke, s{opplhs QUICKLY. iie
fell and his foot Caught ana was lr'asn-
ed No. % took him ~ once 10 Carroll.
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poAal,ontas Items.

special to Til Republican;
Ipocahontas, March 21.-Mr. Jerry
craen Of Ma,rshalltown, delivered an
address on Odd Fellowship before a
crowded hall alt the opera house. here
E1armers are reporting seed corn test
as low as Is pdr cent.
the Thomas Bros dredge is being
set up southeast or town 10 start the
thirty mile draiFih system mere. Fou'
dredges will be luseu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21

1t will destroy my influence. The work
to which I have devoted THE rest OF
my life will be ruined II you insist on
m my ts 5s.'if " son will take life rath
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-20
Telegranly zagranicznssI ;

Blucfields, Nicaragua, 20 kwie-
tnia. Nova walka pomiedzy rewo-
lucyonistami pozostajacymi pod
wodza jenera}a Estrady, wojska
mi Madriza.
Kapitan amerykanskiej kanonier-
XII ,,Paducah" Gilmer podaje, re
wojska Madriza ciagna juz XII
Wscodowi sa zaledwie ma Is mil
oddalone cd Bluefields. Walka ma
stapi W ciagu kilku dni.
Poniewaz cd kilku tygodni
brak wszelkich wiadomosci z
g}6wnei komendy jenerala Estra-
dy, przeto niewiadomo jakiemi on
silami zbrojnemi rozporzadza i
CIV zdola on odeprzec ataki armi;
Madriza.
Welding wiadomosci podanych
w dziennikach mial Estrada do
stac znaczne posilki W ludziach
pieniadzach amunicyi.
Peking, 20 kwietnia Powstalie
llrajowcow W Tszangsza zostalc
najzupeiniej stiumione. Nowo
mianowany gubernator prowincyi
Hanan jest W drodze do Tszang-
sza
Komplikacye polityczne po-
wodu zniszczenia wlasnosci GU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-20
Kronika Chicagoska
UrdtoWdne.

W domu pm. 110-116 W. Ma
olson str, W znajdujacej sic tam
pracowni modniarskiej wybuchf
pozar wskptek eksplozyi = do
tychczas wprost niewytf6maczonej.
Pozar wywofal przerazenie pa
nike szalena wsr6d 35 pracownic
zakiadu, a tylko szczesliwym mad
zwyczajnie okolicznosciom "a
wdzieczac nalezy, il wszystkie
dziewczeta wyszly cafo... VIA
scicelem zak}adu, mieszczacego
sic ma stem pietrze jest II. Gold
berg, kt6rego syn = pragnac stir-
mic pozar W samym zaczatku po-
ni6sf bolesne poparzenia ma rekach
twarzy musial bye odeslany do
szpitala ratunkowego. Ma wiese o
eksplozyi dziewczeta rzuci}y sic
ku schodon drabinom ratunko-
wynn mimo zanieszania zdo}a}y
wszystkie wydostac sic caio = ME
liczac nieznacznych upadk6w i po-
t}uczen. Wezwano natychmiast
straa poaarna, kt6ra wnet zjawi}a
sic polar zlokalizowaia, ale "
kaadym razie dym i ogien zrzadzi-
ly z CORA $4,000 szkody. Policya
przypuszcza, il eksplozye wywo3a-
10 nieostrozne obchodzenie sic Z
jakims wybuchajacym srodkiem
do czyszczenia. Wypadek ten spo-
wodowa1 olbrzymie zbiegowisko j
zatrzyma} ruch tramwajowy ma
d}uzszy przeciag czasu.
Il dsiej6w ko,repcyi miejsRaej.
Donosza pola prac oko}o tune
lu W Lawrence ave., przy ktorego
budowie rozdrapano 45 tysiecy do
lar6w miejskich pieniedzy, re O.
statnimi easy prace te poczynily
nadspodziewanie wielkie postepy
rezultaty ich So wielce pomyslne.
Prowadzi sic je W celu skontrolo-
wanna, jak kana} ten zbudowano i
zdaje sic poczynione odkrycia wy
kazuja, ze zbudowano go lie ! dauo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-20

rowie rozbitego parowca amery-
kanskiego ,,Minnehaha" dotarli
til ma pocztowej lodzi St.Mary's
Island wczoraj o l 40 popoiudniu
Budapeszt, 20 kwietnia. Teodor
Roosevelt jego syn Kermit od-
jechali wczoraj wieczorem bfyska
wicznyrn pociagiem do Paryza,
gdzie przybeda jutro mad ranem.
Ostatni dzieh pobytu byiego
prezydenta Stanow Zjednoczo-
aych w naszem miescie uplynal
rowniez owacyjnie dla niego Ma
godzine pred jego odjazdem u
stawily sic tlumy publicznosci
pod hotelem, w kt6rym Roosevelt
mieszkal ciagnely sic szpalerem
prawie pod sam dworzec kolei "a
chodniej.
z chwila gdy Roosevelt wsiadf
do automobile jechal ma dwo-
rec kolejowy ruszyiy tlumy !
przepychajac sic podazyly ma ko-
lei Ma peronie, W poczekalniach,
w westybulach pelno bylo ludzi,
ktorzy wykrzykiwali baz ustanku
ma Geese odjezdzajacego dostojne-
go goscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-20
Telegramy krajOws.

Rochester, N. Y, 20 lIwietnia.
w naszym 80 okregu wyborczym
Stanu Nowy York zwyciezyi
przy wyborach do Izby posiow
demokrata James S. Havens.
Havens zwyciezyi ogromna /
loscia gtos6w bo 5000 swego re-
publikahskiego przeciwnika Geo.
w. Aldridge. w samem Roche
ster otrzymal Havens 1866 glo-
sow wiecej, a W 10 innych miej-
scowoSciach nalezacych do tego
samego okregu $500 glosow vic
eel
w roku 1908 wybor W tym O.
kregu padi ma republikanina
wiekszoSeia- ,167 gies6w, czyli,s-
re w ciagu dwoch lat demokraci
podniesli sic w liczbie o przeszio
10000 zwolennikow.
Znaczenie wyboru Havensa
jest dla polityki amerykanskiej
tax wielkie, re republikanie tylko
wysi{kiem staraja sic tuszowac
wrazenie po tel klesce.
Zwyciestwo Havensa jest tenn
donioSlejsze, ze obaj kandydaci
kandydowali ma scisle okresla
nych zasadach programu piracy.
w szczeg6lnosci Havens stal ma
stanowisku koniecznej reformy
taryfowej, wiec wybor jego wy
kazal, ze wieksza poiowa obywa-
tell 80 okregu wyborczego donna
ga sic reformy niedawno z tal1im
wysi1kiem Tafta i republikanow
zreformowanej taryfy.
Wyb6r Havens'a swiadczy po-
nadto o sile wolf narodu, gdyz
przeciw niemu wysfepowai kan
dydat oparty o zorganizowana !
karna partye, natomiast wSrGd de-
moEratow niema tn takiej orga-
nizacyi, ma kt6ra Havens m6gi
spokojnie liczyc. Widac wiec
wiekszoSc obywateli zrozumiaia
donioslosc chwili umiala soli-
darnie wystapiG w akcyi wybor-
czej.
Rochester Jest po wiekszej cze-\
Sci miastem fabrycznem. zas do
okoia niego So fanny. Znamien-
nem wiec jest take, re Havens
nietylko uzyska{ wiekszos6.wsrod
ludnosci przewaznie fabryczneb
ale wsrod rolnik6w.
St. Louis, Mo-, 20 kwietnia. In
teresujacych wyjasnieh j intor-
macyi dla Sledztwa wdrozonego
przez rad przeciw trustowi MIC
snemu udzielii a. \. Benn vice
prezydent ,,St. Louis Dressed
Beef and Provision Company.
Kompania powyzsza jak wyszlo
na jaw nalezy do trustu miesne-
go kontrolowanego przez ,,Natio-
nal Packing Company, do ktorej
naleza Swift, Armour Morris.
Benn wyjasnia powody drozyzny
mieso. Do przyczyn tych ma ma
lezec W pierwszej linii pozorna
konkurencya jaka powstaje ma
rynkach zbytu, pomiedzy odbior-
cami miesa korporacyi W St.
Louis, uchodzaca dotychczas "a
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samo;stna organizacye, a odbior-
cami National Packing Compa-
NY.
Benn stwierdza, podczas pre-
sluchiwania, re National Pack
ing Company" kontroluje nj
mniei. nj wiecej, tylko % wiel-
kich rzezm i .przedsiebiorstw wa
gonow oziebianych.
Zeznania Benna maja wielkic
znaczenie i mozna do mich przy-
wiqzywac wage, gdyz jest on ME,
tylko wiceprezesem korporacyi
w St. Louis, ale takze i asysten-
TEN prezydenta National PACK
ing Company W Chicago.
Akcye chicagoskiej kompanii
sa rozdzielone nastepujaco: Swift
fO.O4T akcyi; Armour 6O,15S;
Morris 19,fs2.
Milwaukee, Wis, 20 kwietnia.
Nowowybrany burmistrz miasta
Seidel. zostal wprowadzony W
swoj urzad przy tel sposobno-
Sci wygiosil move, ktorej glowne
ustepy brzmialy w streszczeniu
nastepujaco:
w pierwszej linii zwrocif sic
do radnych niasta napomnie-
MEM, ably urzad swoj spelniali
wedlug zasad sprawiedliwosci.
Nastepnie zaznaczyl, ze podstawq
rzad6w w milwaukee, ma bye "a
sada samorzqdzenia sic.
Zarzad miasta starat sic bedzIc
o dobro stanu fobotniczego, ktory
Jest naiwazniejsza W miescie war
silva ludnosci. w pierwszej mie-
RE starac sic nalezy o stan zdro-
wotny robotnikow, polepszenie
warunkow bytu i rozszerzenie
szczuplejszych ich praw. w szcze
g6lnoSci stosunki W fabrykach.
warsztatach i innych miejscach
piracy muszq bye pod wzgledem
zdrowotnym pod kazdym wzgle
dem nadzorowane. Praca wiec "a
rzadu miasta musi isc reka w re-
ke z inspektorami fabrycznymi.
Przv odnawianiu kontraktow pra-
cy musi sic baczyc ma to, ably ro-
botnicy ME byli zbytnio wyzyski-
,wani i mieli nieco czasu do odpo-
czynku. Praca dzieci ma bye "a
kazana, a praca kobiet otoczona
opieka. Zakaz noszenia broni ma
bye jak najostrzej przestrzegany.
System kontroli wydatkow ,po-
szczeg6lnych departamentow po-
win..cn uledz polepszeniu. Zasadv
gospodarstwa miejskiego pod
wzgledem finansowym maja 20
stac oparte w kr6tkim czasie ma
zdrowych podstawach ma 20
stat wprowadzony r6wnomierny
system opodatkowania. = Wago
nv kolei elektrycznej maja bye
odczyszczone j zaopatrzone w u
lepszenia.
Ma zakohczenie wyrazii Seidel
nadzieje, re Milwaukee zrobi po-
stepy W kierunku przeksztaicenia
sic ma wiellSie miasto, rzadzone
wolnym, niezaleznym duchem O.
bywatelskim.
Milwaukee, Wis, 20 kwietnia.
Nowy burmistrz rozpoczal swoj9
gospodarke, rnajaca stosunki do
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dzoziemc6w prawdopodobnie ME
nastapia.
Tutejsze poselstwo amerykah-
skie jest zdania, re Amerykanie
mieszkajacy w prowincyi Hanan
zdolali uciec do Hankau zanim
ich jeszcze napadnieto. Najdiuzej
trzymai sic ma miejscu konsulat
japonski, ale on musial pred
naporem ustapit. Budynek japoh-
skiego konsulatu zostai doszczetu
zniszczony.
Dotychczas ME MONA jeszcze
obliczyt poniesionych przez GU
dzoziemcow szkod.
Wieden, 20 kwietnia. Nadeszla
tn z Belgradu wiadomoSc o smier
ci pu1kownika Maszina.
Maszin byi pamietnej nocy 10
czerwca 1908. morderca krola A
lexandra jego malzonki Dragi
swojej powinowatej. Maszin stall
ma czele krolobojczego spisku i
swym ohydnym czynem sciagnai
pogarde ma Gala Scribe, gdyz VIE
lu Serbow pochwalalo jego i je-
90 wspolnikow zbrodnie.
Penzance, 20 kwietnia. Pasaze-
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tychczasowe ,,oczyScic" cd zamia
noWania licznych urzednikow z
grona swoich przyjacioi politycz-
nych, kreujac ola wielu nowe u
rzeda j przyznajac sowite wyna-
grodzenia. Miedzy innymi komi-
sarzem robot publicznych zostal
zamianowany Harry B Briggs z
plaza roczna $4,000. Dalej krawiec
CD Walter P. Stroesser zostal
komiSarzem zdrowia.
Niemaia sensacye dla rzadow
socyalnej demokracyi jest zania-
nowanie komisarzem dlugu pu-
blicznego bogatego browarnika
Jozefa Uihlefn'a.
New York, N. Y, 20 kwietnia.
w slad "a spadkiem ceny ziem-
niakow, idzie spadek cen innych
artykulow spozywczych. Farme--
rzy spekulujacy ma te sama cene
kartofli co roku zesz}ego i. 81 "a
,,bushel" zawiedli sic bardzo, ME
sprzedajac ca1ych swych zesz1o-
rocznych zbiorow, albowiem o.
becnie cena "a ,bushel" kartofli
wwosi 2Oc. Spadlo W Genie takze
maslo. Mieso ME posz}o W gore.
Jedno najpierwszorzedniej-
szych pism ekonomicznych poda-
ie, re w przeciagu 1918 miesiecy
spadna ceny "a wszelkie arykuiy
spozywcze.
Pukwana, S. D., 20 kwietnia.
Spalii sic tn wczoraj rano hotel
Stranskiego. Wielu gosci urato-
walo tylko zycie pozostawiajQc
swoje rzeczy wartoSciowe / pie:
Made ma passive piomieni.
Naperville, ILL.,, 20 kwietnia.
w giosowaniu mad sprawa szyn-.
kowa zwyciezyfi tn .mokrzy
ale tylko giosem. Ob6z "suchy"
chce uniewaznic glosowanie, a je-
zeli to sic ME uda wpIynac ma ra;
de miejskq, ably ia rozstrzygnefa,
a jest w wickszcj w swej polo
vie ,,sucha".
Springfield, Ill, 90 kwiethia,
W.nastepujacyeh rniastach miej
scowoSciach zwyciezyli. mo
krzy"::
Arlington Heights, Franklin
Park, McLeansboro, Bana, Rock
Falls, Mariong Macon, Montroset
Effingham, Chadwick, Shannon !
Petersburg.
"a ,,suchyrni" zas oswiadczyly
sic miejscowosci: Assumption,
Xenia, Flora, Sailor Springs, Ben
ton Darlington.
Sioux City, Iowa, 20 kwietnia,.
Wedlug niezupeinych jeszcze via
domoSci zwyciezyli ,mokrzy" W
nastepujqcych nliejscowoSciach;
Elk Point, Bridge Water, Stur-
gis, Blanl,inton, Clear Lake, Spen
Ger, .Kimball, &ankton, Madison,
Scotland, Huron, Sioux Falls,
Willhouse, Beever i Willmet.
,,Susi" zas w White Lake, Cen
terville, Pierre, Faort Pierre, Red
field i Sizeton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-20
Nova k|qska republikan6W.
w Rochester, N Y. wybrany poslem demokrata.
0gromna przewaga glosow. Znaczne
zwyciestwO demokraty.
SzczegoIy trustu miesnego.
Przyczyna wysokiej ceny mlesa.
Pan Seidel ma CLOS.
Czego to socyalisci ME obiecuja!
Ceny tOwar6w spOzywczyeh spadaia
rzyczyna wysokiej ceny mlesa
Pan Seidel ma g}os.
20 to socyalisci ME obiecuja?
Ceny tOwar6w spOzywczyeh spadaia.
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