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New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
NILES AND DABNEY WIN TlTLE

Boston, June In the final round for
TT Massachusetts State doubles champion
ships II lawn tennis today Nat c. Niles
and Arthur Dabney defeated 2. J Sullo-
way and .. 2. Rhodes. IS. 6-6. 6-3 +6,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
COLUMBIA CREWS BREAK CAMP.

The Columbia varsity and freshman crew
Squads left for PoughkeePSie vest rerdzv 70
corLnue training for the intercollegiate re-
EatIa that VIII be rowed over the POugh-
Eeer5le Highland course on June 25
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02

Pioue afghans for baby carriages. hand
embroidered and decorated with a big pink
or blue satin Row. cost 81 % each
Lace edged hand embroidered bt6s for
babies. made in the form Of cases. into
which quilted lining may be slipped, sell
for 81 80 each.
Real poksbornets in piqUe for the two
year-old. with face ruche and ribbon ros-
cites. cost g 50 each.
Graduation dresses are shown in many
STYLES. one OF the simplest IS OF fine ha-
tiste with a hand embroidered yoke and
tucks. and irish crochet insertion. Il sells
for Ss5 and may be worn with or without
white sash.
White figured swiss negligees made over
India silk Innings. with loose fronts and
French backs. and ribbon-run headings
lust back of the hemmed edges. cost SI6 90
Net negligees made in the princess coat
effects and trimmed with dotted net iuser-
ton. cost s4s 80.
Dotted muslin sacquss in three-auarter
Ieneth 10 wear with matinee skirts are lace
trimmed ard ribbon run and sell for SO IS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02

Dotted muslin sacques in three-auarter
lensth 20 wear with matinee skirts are lace
trimmed ard ribbon run and sen for so s5
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
IMPERIAL

Andy Preble is visiting with his grandmother in Boston.
 X < * H. L. Peck is planting 100 acres ot land on his ranch to asparagus.
 * x * Cottages are to be erected in I'm perial this spring by Telford Steven son and N. J. Reid. M. J. Tilley has come from Sonora Mexico, to take position with Wa ter Company No. 1.
 X x * A mems club is being organized in Imperial by Rev. E. M Rogers rector of the Episcopal Church
 * x x Wm. McHenry has been in Los Angeles hospital for an operation on his right eye which will save it's sight
 < x * Good progress is being made on the Imperial sewer system. Work is in progress on the septic tank and the outfall.
 * X < While cleaning a pistol, last week Sherman Allen discharged a cartridge and the bullet passed through his left foot near the little toe
 * < < Lyle Brothers were the first to bring in barley from this years crop
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
COUNTY NOTES
x% ssse S.x xxxx.

celebration this year. Brawley busi- ness men are discussing the project and may decide to invite the entire valley to celebrate with them.
 x * *
 M. D. Witter editor of the Braw- ley News, has undertaken to keep the official weather records for Braw- ley since the regular weather bureau station has been discontinued. He has installed the equipment and will report regularly to the United States Weather Bureau.
 * x x
 G. w. Cram, who has been spend ing several months on his ranch in Water District No. 5, has returned to his home in Los Angeles, after hay ing superintended many Improvements on his property. He has erected a ranch house, and has prepared 100 acres for cotton, part of which has been planted.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21

Loads of barley have been coming in- to Imperial daily from their machines.
 * x
 H. IT. Peterson has purchased five lots on Eighth street and plans to erect one-story brick buildings thereon for business purposes.
 x X *
 Ernest G. Heber has come from Los Angeles to reside in Imperial Valley and look after the Heber realty in terests. He is a son of the late A. H. Heber.
 x x *
 Rev Chas. Wentworth, former pas tor of the Methodist Church at Im- perial, has been here the past week, making the third annual proof on his desert claim.
 Nels Jacobson, one of the prosper ous hog raisers of Imperial Valley, is planning a trip with his wife to his native country, Sweden. They will be absent until late in the fall.
 * * X
 J. F. Bezdecheck and Paul Ritter have formed the Imperial Seed, Nur- sery and Commission Company, and have purchased the seed and poultry supply business of Dr. J. H. Fuller, of Imperial.
 X X X
 Dr. H. C.. Fuller has the plans con- pleted for the construction of a brick garage building in Imperial It will be 5Ox100 feet, with an arcade front and plastered columns, and will have cement floor, with plate glass win dows and tile roof.
 x x <
 On July 1 the Imperial postoffice will be raised from the third class to the second class. The postmaster will re- ceive salary of $2OOO per year and an allowance of $500 for clerk hire This is the first postoffice in Imperial Valley to reach this distinction.
 X x *
 County Horticultural Commissioner Wilsie has made arrangements with City Marshal Keith for permis- sion to shoot the English sparrows which have recently appeared in Im- perial. A similar campaign of ex- termination will be undertaken in other parts of the Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
CALExICO

The Calexico City Trustees have or dered the laying of cement sidewalks no Third street between Paulin and Mary streets.
 X x *
 Fred Gunterman, of the First Ma tional Bank of Calexico, started last week for a summers visit to his for mer home in Germany.
 x x x
 Fritz Kloke, after arriving in Los Angeles, found that he could not get passage on boat to Alaska until June, and has returned to Calexico to await time for sailing.
 * x *
 The Calexico City Trustees have in structed the City Engineer to pre- pare plans and specifications for a city sewer system, and to make an estimate on the cost of constructing the system. A special election on the proposition to issue sewer bonds will be called soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
WATER DISTRICT NO. SIX

Mount Signal school had two can didates from the eighth grade to the county high schools.
 * x * J. VanDievier and family have come from Oakland, Oregon, to make their home in Water District No. 6.
 x x * Five hundred eucalyptus trees have been purchased for planting o.i the Mount Signal school grounds
 * < < Mrs. P. Pearson will leave on the first of June for a summers visit at her former home in Nebraska.
 x X * A cooperative threshing company has been organized to handle the bar ley crop in Water District No. G.
 < * * The Pearson ranch, on which eu- calyptus planting has been going on an extensive scale. la been chris tened the Eucalyptus ranch.
 X X x Kasirin Augusta roses have proved themselves prolific growers and bloomers on the ranch of H. Purcell, i'll this district. They seem partic- ularly suited to the Imperial Valley climate
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21

vile Union High School, is planning to attend the summer school at the State University this summer.
 x * x
 Two carloads of sheep were ship ped by Adams Brothers from Holt vile to Los Angeles last week. The same day two carloads of hay and one carload of fat cattle were shipped from the Holtville station.
 x x x
 M. Fierheller, who has spent the past year as manager of a ranch in Water District No 2, started this week for his former home in El Paso, Texas. He has mining interests in that State which he will look after this summer.
 x * x
 County Supervisor Ferguson has had corps of men and teams at work on the highways between the central portion of Water District No 2 and Holtville. This section of improved highway is to connect with the i'm proved section in Supervisor Me- Harg's district, thus forming good road from Holtville to the interna- tional line.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
HoLTVILLE

The Eleventh street irrigation ditch is being enlarged
 X < X MT Parker is building a $500 cot tage on Palm Avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
 * X X D. C. Clarahan has begun the op- eration of his steam threshing out fiji, and will use a straw burner.
 X X X Cotton in the Holtville vicinity is making good showing in the fields and an even stand. It has been neces- sary to replant but small percen- tage.
 X X * Prof Smith, principal of the Holt
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
BRAwLEY

A. P. Merritt has gone to Fort Bragg to spend the summer.
 * x
 Mrs. Will Scott started last week on a trip to Detroit, where she will spend the summer
 x x x
 D. A. Stormer has gone to Seattle and other northern points, where he will spend the summer.
 * x %
 An extension has been built to the Woods cantaloupe packing sheds near the Southern Pacific Depot.
 * < x
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Donner have come from Palestine, Iexas, to make their home in Brawley. MT. Donner is a barber
 On June 6 the Brawley City Trus- tees will open sealed bids for the bor- ing of test well to depth of 2000 feet, if necessary.
 lA * X * DDr. c. A. Dawdy, who has served as County Live Stock Inspector for the past two years, will leave this vicinity soon to return to his former home in Watsonville.
 Beal Brothers have plans complet- ed for the construction of ware house with a capacity of 10000 sacks of barley. This firm is operating barley crusher in Brawley.
 Another man has been added to the working force at the Brawley depot of the Southern Pacific. A notable increase in business has taken place during the past three months. James Pinkiey has planted five acres of beans from which he is SUD- plying the valley trade. He believes this crop can be made one of the paying staples of Imperial Valley
 x * +
 The charges against Wesley Web ster for the alleged selling of mort gagged property were heard before Justice Nice last week and the case was dismissed on motion of the dep ulty District Attorney. x < x
 The Imperial Valley Savings Bank has purchased from w. F. Holt the two story building at the southwest corner of Main and Sixth streets. The bank occupies the corner room of this building. The property is said to be a good dividend earner.
 < x *
 The first stage trip from Brawley to Warmers Hot Springs will be made on June 1. w. H. Whelan, agent of the stage company, has made numer- ous reservations for the trips, and the first trip will be made with a full quota of passengers.
 x x <
 D. c. Huddleston has offered the public use of his grounds and big pa vilion for county Fourth of July
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-21
NO. FIVE ASSESSMENT

The directors of Water Company No. have levied an assessment of $1.25 per share on all the issued stock of that corporation. Unpaid assessments will become delinquent on June 6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
~ - asuana Csnpasv

The announcement Of the COMING
Of the Joseph Newman Company il
always q pleasure for il means an
other evening of delightful songs
good music and clever one act plays
Mr.. Newman has field in the
theatrical line that is peculiarly his
own, and his performances the past
few seasons have been unusually
smart and bright. Though he gives
the same kind of show each season
he doesn't give the same show BY
any means.
The violinist 10 Miss Olga Ferlen,
who ranks among the best lady vio-
linists OF the country. The pianist
and sccompsnist is Miss Clara Skeel
a musician of unusual talents, whose
versatility makes her an ideal &C.
companist for she fully understands
the art of following and ssstaining
the violin and voice parts no neces-
sary TO ssccessful solo work. The
new singer 10 Miss Masde Norman,
a coatrslto. whose voice, which is
sympathetic, flexible ard full of ex-
quislte tones Of feeling and temper
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

meat. has been likened 10 thst Of the
famous ScalcEi. A valuable sddi-
tion to the company this season 10
M. Louis A. Reilly, who hes q rich
flexible baritone voice Of s.lvery
quality, who will be heard in solos
and in duett with Miss Norman.
Mr.. Newman himself promises
some of the brightest and cleverest
songs ef his earser-and as singer
Of clean, Wholesome humorous songs,
he has lev equals. The two cne act
plays. Mrs. or Miss BY Bertha
Moore, and ''Strictly Con6dential"
by A. Conan Doyle, have been writ
ton for laughing psrposes only, and
can be depended upon 10 keep any
audience in the BEST Of good humor.
The engagement will be for one
night only, at the Masonic hall Gun
nison, Monday Sept. 26, under the
ssspices of ST. Peters church. Ad-
mission 25 and 80 cents Reserved
seats 75 cents.
Reserved seats may be secured at
T. O'Leary's
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
"aaisss ssyassss'f sss:ea ~ y rsu,,r
- ~ ~ 1salsn Co. ~
NJ Co.. e es1.isss CsunAy

Resent visitors from Somerset and
the Msddy infoam the News-Cham-
pion that . ssrprising agricultural
Development has started in that
corner Of Gsnnisoa cosnty. Over
fifty new settlers have come into the
section shove Somerset. on Coal
cseeA, the Anthracite. the Muddy,
Ssoe shoe, and osl.er vslIeys The
new cosnty rod hes beea bsilt up
eight aiIss froa the Delta county
line and now fsrnishes ostIet for
this section. 10 which formerly only
. trail led.
Fifty beW agricultural entries in
sdditioa TO tke cid established
r.sckss nskes the saart Of . big
coooseity. We rscsssly noted
Fsoeia pspsss sAvis;Ae tAs6 . broad
- fertile agricultural ousstsy ex-
isssd a. sppe4 resciss a he North
Fost, ssd tA;s 10 practically I'll in
0sssisoa cossty. II oay sos be
frvis lssA, ~ % - fse coil - ever
I'D cssdcsss for er.ia, poasacea.
I'D AAy.
rke sasAs r1sA bsilAiag lsua Ir-
wia, = As~n siaAs oiao % - o.
y sosave 10 f1.ssa oiaD q ts.il re-
0aiss bss~ssa sAe NossA Fosk and
~ oain 0ssnispa sscsioa via
neldsin- AsotAer year, I'D we
n.y kss - - . Skss.GA susA 10
- Asssassi>s S..rssr dssr con-
0OnNnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Among ssests st Almont Sunday
were: :. j. Miller, Clarence Adams
c. Z. Adsms, their families and
esests, II. p. Lake Jr. and family,
Mrs. +. c. Martin. Mrs. j. NJ. Allen
snd Others. The rsn of fishermen is
sbost over st the resort, but some
are still spending vacation days
there, while hsnters ere arriving and
specisl parties from GsDnison and
Cressed Bette often drop in TO spend
the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Rouoalnnllu

~ ~sst han4psoa CorrespouSesr~
"Wednesday. sept. "a.
and Mrs. Harry Schnepf made a
tri o. GsuuI-on Saturday. accompanied
- Mr and Mrs. Al NoeI who have
- spending the summer ~ith Ar.
No sister. Mrs. Henry Schnepf. Of
- salisy.
t-nest Foster ~ on the ssck hst
Henry CoarsRd and three sisters
can down from Casheral for few
a. visit.
Jesse Phelps and family are expected
eser soon to charge Of the springs.
Ar Hiilis. an odd scheoluate Of Per-
rs sanlmons is here from the south
visiung. 1t seems nice after being
separated so hong to talk school DAYS
eNer again.
A surprise party was given on w. y.
sammons Monday evening. eccasIoned
b. his birthdny
Gene Matsregor accompanied BY his
Hother-in-law. Mrs. Turner. made a
bsisiness trip to Ssp,nere last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Henry +. Smith and Margaret }
Blake II Gunpisoa were welded
Gss and Swan johnson, two well
known brothers OF White Pine, died
OF pnesmonis.
The assssssd vslsstioa Of Gunni-
con cosnty cosRty was 1880, 600
sbost hslf whst il 10 nov.
JsdAe Gerry of tie seventh
Judicial district was Q candidate for
nomination - governor.
Mrs. Fefe~soa clossd her ice
cresm psrlors snd T. r. Highly
moved his o. X. restauraat into the
bsildins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Tuesday. sept. ~.

Brownie Mct1ain took the fret
load of coal to the Raymond TODAY.
The Raymond resumed work with
Il men.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Yo~ter returned
to-day from GunBison where they
have been for several days with a
sick baby. The child W very much
improved.
Mrs Geo Morris went To Salt Lake
Oty last Wednesday 10 meet Mr..
M0rris. Mr. Morris is in Salt Lake
Nty with a shipment of ore out ot
F'OUr N lease in Nevada.
The Republicans held their pr'imar-
We last Friday and sent Sam Tark-
ihGtOn, Louis johnson and Eugene
Dsrrim to the county convention at
6wNnison, and they also nominated
brOWRie McClain for Constable and
Fred Werner for Justice of the Peace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
IslUIkuus - -

Manager j. b. Whalen Of this
division of the Colorado Telephone
Compeny has becn in Gsnnison THE
week. and yesterday went to Bald
wia TO Iook over Tie proposed route
Of the Ohio creek line, which will
be b~ik u csce. while there 10
nothing ssre abost these thiaGs, il
10 qsite possible the line may be
projected thso~eA 20 Somerset sone
Of these days. Will depend spoa
the saosns of bssiBess. Aposher
iessible so~ss for boae disassce con-
pecsioa ~isA tie ~ of the wessern
SloQs wesld he esss.sioa Of the Iola
line 10 Sapiseso ed then1 forty
aibss 10 Css~iosd. IBdesd The line
10 sow coming shis wsy. fosrtssa
AiDes fsua Css~foed tksosgh M.lser
10 CFysAal csssA. Wkea the &C.,
@W tsssk iss Iron GsAsisoa
N 6aliAa - fsisAsA tAis lsll, 10
tosba O. eHisa, bst wessssrd co..
Deceioa Wjll sSss - onsrisA eut bss
sAssA0 by HalAwin q Sapissso %
. psuAssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
01llo CIV
>e~s-Champion CorreapoaAe0os.
Wednesday Sept. q


Wednesday Sept. "a
tharlie Riley has rented the Boe-
worth hou-e aud his " ite and fam.ly
have arrived from Gotopsxi.
Mr. aud Mrs. Brownie McI.ain "a We
y card party to their frieade la~t
n eek in hoDor of Mrs mcI.ssin's si.-
ter, Mrs. jean Dirrim's birthday.
Mrs. T.. q. dice left Monday to Wis
" her mother and sister in Ik.lta
also friends In Grand Junction. she
expects to he gone about a month.
Ohio City has been undergoing a
thorough fall housssleaaiRg and
Row all the streets aud alleys have
tsecn swept and scrubbed and the
vesisients do not anticipate the need
Oi a doctor for some time to come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Ladies Of the Monday Afternoon
Club Of Gunnison will meet on the
26th Of this month st the home Of
Mrs. Eta Berkey. A musical pro-
gram, bssed largely upon Verdi,
will be given, and will undoubtedly
prove a treat. A large attendance
of members is expected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
8II(n

ses - nsssD.sn ceSEesOopo<snm
"Wednesday. sgt "a
t'szro~s ~ent as . G.asszgaze -
- iaiaseFs1son iBrss s1s ~sssk
=. hasanbassm sEsa family vsssssd
srsHtls n SPENCER Sunday.
D Daxis went 10 lola on b.sssness
iar' ~ the seas.
= ? has retarned to n.s ~~-a con
va Thsr-.say for she sac Tosst
ussug Co.
4 Hols ~ expected home t~sas
fron iala-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Cosniy High School started THE
week, under Prof ". A. Frsnks =
saperissendent. and ~e expsss 70
have detailed account of the school
prospects for News Champion pess
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Lake CITY folks On the train Mo,

Lake City folks On the train Mon
day evening, were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Mssrer, Jr. and Joe Hunt,
bosRd all for the repsblican state
convention. Mr. Maurer tells vs. that
. clo3dbsrst near Bakers ranch
Ssnday night covered the track with
foss feet OF mud. 1t took two hours
shoveline, with all hands occupied
10 eet the train through.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

D.. Geo. Ssllivsa petsrBed Tses.
day fron Desver He IVES sccoM.
panied by his brother, Norman Sui.
livsn, nov q student in the medical
school Of the University of Chicago
In six moashs he will become full
fiedQed N D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Frank Peck is moving 10 Sslida,
and RA. CLARK Of that city 10 nee
bosler maker at the Rio Grapde
shops. Mr. Clark brought his fam
ily over yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mr. and Mrs .. n Robinson de-
parted Monday for Denver, - YEA
undecided whether the winter sss-
son would find them located in New
York or Los Angeles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Harry H. Noel, an old Gssnison
boy was married Sept. llth 10 Miss
Fannie Mcconnell at Dslbsrt, Texas.
Harry was here visiting this SUM-
mer and 10 well known as tsIe-
graph operator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mrs Herman MssFer and Mrs.
jos. Metroz leave Sunday for week
IN Denver. Miss Pauline Metrox
went last week, 10 attend Wolfe Hsll
for the winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mike Perko. drove from bis Jack :
CABIN ranch yesterday he reports
all crepe hne there. especially posa-
toes, oi winch he has quite an acre
age
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mr. and Mrs H. II. Fogg are this
week moving down from Doyleville
10 the county seat Mr.. Fogg has a
position in the dry goods emporium
Of 4. j. Miller a Son. We are glad
10 welcome them 10 our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mrs. Anna Steele and daughter,
Miss Amelia leave today for their
Texas home after a two month Q
visit With Stanford Steele.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Hubbard
drove from Crested Butte 20 the
coanty seat Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Me-dsmes y /" Martin. " "
t.ndner and j NJ Tharsell west y
the CsPstol Guy la-i evening, "
vIssi a weed with fr,ead-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

G. W Balm came down SATURDAY.
bringing hl- children. Charles snd
tsertrucie. who will attend Cessty
High >ciaosl here this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

j. M. Flick was down after a load
of supplies first of the week, return
ing Monday night to his Quartz
creek ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mrs. y u Wkiie 81 salida. ss-,er a
Mrs. v " Byers. wa- here Sssar.
day and sasday making a visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Walker tssrIefs retsrped yesssS
dss ~ lAsuser he hs- t~ea essl
alGnassi tee wessk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Lach aad Pusaai

" A Ssseisisa ~a~ an.saS M
ss-sss from bxle sc-s~rasy
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mr.. ana Grs. h. Il. t.ssshss,k
~eps do~a Monday ~ sstend ths
Mauirase tasr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
TWENTY vLARS AGO

Should aUtd acQuaiWtoRce b fovSot.
And nsysr br0sseht 10 nssnf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Mr.. and Mr. Harry ss.hnerf csass
eser trom their fc~ derhsrn ranch
tle i~sser part a last ~eek
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

~ - - - clssk -!
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

Jos. j Miller sd wife retsrDed
Wednesday fro0 skeis wedding tosr
Mr.. ssd Mr.. L. L. BssA drove
frua Doyle % . sAopp;Ag tsip
rhsrsday.
The cosnty con0nssiosess kead {
sAos1 session this weeA, oekiae Seal
sAjuotosoA Of some tAa ueaGssu . .
busrA Of eqsslisstsea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-07

jeszcze, tax, re beda one stanowi-
ly realny Gel odwiedzin Piotra W
Konstantynopolu.
Ma tel kombinacyi usi}uje ro-
syjski minister spraw zewnetrz-
nych oprze6 sw6i zwiazek panstw
baikaGskich, do kt6regoby Ru-
munie chetnie wciagnal, co jednak
wydaje sic bye wykluczonem. Wo-
COLE podstawa realna daleko ida
cych plan6w Izwolskiego jest bar
dzo krucha. Szczeg6lnie watpie
nalezy, czy Turcya zdecyduje sic
przystapio do koalicyi, ktora ma
MIA wielkie nak}ada ciezary, W
zamian "a to mic jej ME daje =
chyba sojusznik6w bardzo niepew-
nych. Zreszta dyplomacya au-
stryacka ME przepusci zapewne
zadnej okazyi, ably pokrzyzowae
projekty ambitnego kierownika
polityki zagranicznei. Narazie
wiec D. Izwolski dalekim jest jesz-
cze cd wymarzonego celu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-07
Telegramy krajowe.

Milwaukee, Wis, 7 kwietnia.
- Po scislejszem obliczeniu gio-
sow, oddanych przy onegdaj-
szych wyborach przekonano sic,
re pierwotnie zaszla pomylka,
albowiem socyalistom doliczono
mylnie 1000 glosow, gdyz handy
dat ich otrzymal wiekszosc 7,1O9
glos6w, ME $500.
Wiekszosc giosow kandydata
socyalistycznego stanowia W WIG
kszej czesci glosy republikahskie,
oddane ma kandydata opozycyj-
nego tylko dlatego, ably utracic
dzielnego demokrate.
Ogolne liczby glosow wygla-
daja nastspujaco: Seidel 1852,
V. I. Schoenecker jr. s0,513, re-
publikanin dr.. John M. Beffel
1852.
Nova rada miejska skiada sic
s1 socyalistow, 10 demokratow
i 4 republikanow. sedziow cywil-
nych wybrali socyalisci 2 ma ogol-
ma liczbe 7 - reszta wybrana 20
stala z Iona bezpartyjnych ludzi,
wsrod ktorych byl takze Michai
Blenski.
Socyalisci tax So uniesieni swo-
jem przypadkowem zwyeie-
stwem, ze odgrazaja sic wybrae