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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
President Taft Bombarded With Letters Insisting That Bal
inger Question be Eliminated From Coming Campaign
Nations Chief Executive Will Not Dis
miss Secretary of the Interior and
Matter is Proving Embarrassing.

1t would be necessary to ask Crane.
The statement was reiterated,
however, that Taft would not so
much as lift his little finger, if by
doing so he could secure the re-
tirement of Ballinger as the head
of the interior department"
In addition to the letters he has
received, the president has heard
verbally from a number of party
leaders regarding the sentiment to-
ward Secretary Ballinger. They
have talked frankly with President
Taft on the subject, it is said, and
while they have agreed with the
president apparently in his posi-
ton, that nothing has been proven
against Ballinger they have put the
matter purely on party basis and
have said the campaign would be
much easier with the Ballinger is
sue eliminated, and regard his pres
ence in the cabinet as a handicap
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
INSURGENTS of
KANSAS MAKE A
DECIDED GAIN
BY Associated Press.

TOPEKA. Kan, August 2.-At
midnight tonight indications point
ed to decided insurgent gain in
Kansas. The nomination of Gov
ernor Stubbs, who linked fortunes
with the insurgent candidate for
congress, is practically assured.
Running close to him is r. J. Hop
kins, an insurgent candidate for
lieutenant governor. Charles Ses-
sion was nominated for secretary
of state and John Dawson for a.
torney general without opposition.
E. H. Madison and Victor MUIR
dock, both insurgents, were nomi-
mated without opposition. Today's
election was the first real test be-
tween the insurgent congressman
and the standpatters and up to
late hour the former are leading by
a small majority.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03

ATTORNEY KILLED
WHEN AUTO GOES
over EMBANkMENT
BY Associated Pre.s

GRASS VALLEY, Cal, August 2.
Hurled over an embankmeut out
of his automobile in which he and
three others were riding, ard PIN
Toned under the weight of the me-
chine, in hollow thirty feet be-
of Nevada county was Instantly kill
ed late this afternoon mile from
this city. A. j. Gonzel, former
president of the California Fire
Works company of San Francisco, a
member of the party, sustained
probably fatal injuries. Samuel
Colt, mining engineer, who was
driving for the first time and Rob-
ert Smith, the chauffeur, who was
temporarily acting as Colts in
structor, escaped with minor iniur-
les.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
LABOR union OF NATIONAL
SCOPE MAY NOW Be FORMED
President Meyer, of Western Federation
of Miners, Favors Alliance Of Differ
ent Organizations.

to the Western Federation with the
authority which the miners demand
In these demands, the most i'm
portant is that all men employed
about metalliferous mines, whether
engaged in actual mining or not,
shall be placed under the jurisdic-
tion of the Western Federation.
President Meyer and John Will
iams of Grass Valley, California,
We're named as delegates to the
meeting of the American Fedora
tion of Labor. They will have
seats in the convention, but will
not have a vote, and will not be
entitled to the floor without the
consent of the convention.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
ev Associated Pres.

DENVER, Colo, August 2.-The
of forming a new labor
union of national scope, compris-
ing the Western Federation of Min
ers United Mine Workers of Amer
lea and the steel workers of the
country was given by President
Meyer of the Western Federation
this afternoon before the final ad-
iournment of the annual convention
of that organization.
The formation of such union
was presented as an alternative to
affilation with the American FEEDER
alton of Labor in case the last nam
ed organization declines a delegate
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
RARE COURAGE.

People in the vicinity of the An
des mine witnessed rare exhibit
tion of courage a few days ago
when A. Cipriani's team ran away.
The lines were dragging on the
ground and were grabbed by Miss
Kate Stoddart who was standing
near b. The maddened horse
plunged and dashed along. but for
a quarter of a mile the plucky
young woman raced along never re-
leasing her grip on the reins. and
finally turned the four horses so
that they were stopped.-Enter-
prise
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
AMBASSADOR
HALTS NOT ON
ORDER TO Go
ONE HOUR AFTER RECEIPT OF
NOTE FROM MADRID, MIN
lister is ON THE MOVE.
Bv Associated Press.

ROME, August 2-One hour aft
ar the printing of the note of Pre-
mier Canelajas to the vatican Off
cially announcing Marquis De Ola
da had been called to Madrid by a
communication from his govern
ment," the Spanish ambassador to
the vatican left Rome.
As yet no retaliatory measures
have been taken by the church and
Monsignor Vice will remain in Mad
rid as papal nuncio until the formal
notice of Spanish action is served
on Mgr. Merry del Val, paoal sec
retary of state.
The statement issued by Canalea-
jas bearing on the controversy be-
tween the church and state has
been carefully perused by vatican
officials. They assert that that
declared the Holy See intended to
concede to the Spanish government
less than what was agreed to in
1904 is without foundation in fact
It's Canaleajas, they declare, who
now wants greater concessions than
those of 1904, on the plea that
they were granted to the then pre-.
mier, Maura, and that Canaleajas
believed them at that time INSULT
cient
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
TWO CANDIDATES ARE
INITIATED BY ELKS


Two new names were added to
the roster of the Tonopah Elks at
the regular meeting last night and
the candidates were given every
thing that was prescribed in the
ritual The new members, John T.
Walker of Hawthorne, and Will
liam DeCourcey, of this city, were
made acquainted with the official
goat in a manner that was far
from formal, but which neverthe,
less was enjoyed by the lodge Fol-
lowing the meeting the regular BAN
quet was served in the banquet
room of the lodge.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
$1,000, 900 DAMAGES
DEMANDED IN SUIT
BY Associated Press

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, August
"A suit claiming $1,000,000 was
filed today by the San Bernardino
Valley Gas company against Red
lands interests and others recently
instrumental in bringing involun-
tary bankruptcy proceedings against
the company in the federal court.
the proceedings having been dis
missed by Judge Wellborn.
The suit filed today makes
charges of conspiracy on the part
of the defendants to wreck the f.
nancial standing of the company,
expecting to get control of one or
all of its plants.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
RESULTS OF THE
MISSOURI ELECTION
ARE SCATTERING
BY a ssociated Press

DIV -NSSUCIuIVNI iTFSN
ST. LOUIS, August 2.-The re-
suits of the second primary election
in Missouri, which was held today
is in doubt tonight where more than
one candidate sought the party NOM
nation The results are slow and
scattering. The vote throughout
the state was light and many bal
lots We're scratched Six of ten
democratic congressman were re-
nominated without opposition and
the election.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
COURT SUSTAINS.
Law
IN CALIFORNIA
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, August q
The district court of appeals to-
day affirmed the decision of the
lower court in the case of Charles
Schwartz, convicted of violating the
Otis Walker anti-gambling law by
accepting and recording bet on a
baseball game several months ago
Schwartz was sentenced to 80 days
imprisonment.
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Buckhorn Milling company is in,
"reasing its force. Recent work. it
is said, has opened the ore in three
breasts in the lower levels and
sinking in the main shaft has been
resumed.
The company is arranging to
sink two new shafts on the north
end of the Humboldt
Star.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
STRIKERS WIN
DEMANDS FROM
EASTERN ROADS
BY Associated Press

OTTAWA, August 2.-The strike
of the conductors, trainmen and
yardmen, which began on the
Grand Trunk and Central Vermont
systems on July IS, was officially
called off tonight. Under the terms
ceive, dating back to May 13 of
this year, an advance of approxi-
mately 1S per cent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
CLOSE RACE IN
PRIMARY ELECTION
in OKLAHOMA
by Associated Press.

GUTHRIE, Okla, August q
Scattering incomplete returns at
midnight indicate the nomination of
j. w. McNeal, republican for gov
ernor. The returns of the demo-
cratic vote indicate a close race be-
tween w. H. Murray and Lee Gruce
for governor with the chances fav-
oring the latter Both claim the
election.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
PYTHIANS IN ANNUAL SESSION

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, August p
Knights of Pythias from every
state in the union and Canada are
in Milwaukee for the biennial con
vention, which began today. Twelve
thousand X. of P.'s, uniform rank
are camped in tents at Thirty-fifth
street and Fon Du Lac avenue,
which location has been designated
as Camp Henry Brown, in honor OF
Supreme Chancellor Brown. To this
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
ILLINOIS LEGISLATIRE
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
By Associated P..as

SPRINGFIELD. H., August =
Legislative investigation will be re-
sumed tomorrow by the grand jury.
Twelve witnesses have been sum-
moned to appear, it is understood,
to give testimony relative to three
bills defeated in the assembly.
These are the slot machine i6ill.
loan shark" measure and a bill
permitting children to be employed
in theaters.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
OF NUMBERING WIFE
BY Associated Press.

SANTA ANA, Cal, August q
Frank Skelly "a lumber contractor,
was acquitted today of the charge
of having burned his wife to death.
He was accused of having thrown
gasoline over the woman and then
igniting It.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At New York Chicago, 5; New
York, 4.
At Brooklyn-St. Louis, A;
Brooklyn, s..
At Boston Boston i; Cincin-
nati6.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 6;
Pittsburg, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland New York, );
Cleveland, 2.
At Detroit Boston, 4; Detroit
8.
At Chicago go-Philadelp 3; Chi
cage, s.
At st. Louis-W Washington, g. st
Louis, 5.
COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco o-Oakland, s.
Portland, 0.
At Los Angeles-Vernon, 8; Los
Angeles, 5.
At nto-Sacramento, 0
San Francisco, 8,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
BY Associated Press.

QUEBEC, Canada, August p
Crippen has friends in London who
believe that he did not slay his
wife They are willing to pay for
a lawyer to defend him when he is
tried there for murder. He re-
ceived proof of this tonight when
the jailor handed him the follow
ing cablegram from his London So
licitor:
Or. Fl. H. Crippen, care Inspec
tor Dew, Quebec:
"Your friends desire me to de-
fend you and will pay all neces-
s-so-~>o~~-e~-e-~-o~.-
number of knights must be added
a large contingent housed in hotels,
who represent the various depart
ments of the supreme lodge.
The women are also represented
by several hundred delegates from
their organization, the Pythian Sis
ters
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03

The Boannza has the most com
plet ruling and binding plant In tn
state. Give MS a trial.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
LONDON FRIENDS OFFER
ASSISTANCE TO CRIPPEN
Cablegram Sent Stating That Unknown
Friends are Willing to Advance Funds
for Physicians Defense.

sary expenses. Will undertake
your defense, but you must prom
Use to keep absolute silence. An
swer no questions and do not resist
extradition Reply confirming, as
a good deal must be done at once.
Arthur Newton, solicitor, Lon
dom
Whether Crippen accepted the
proffered assistance could not be
learned tonight. The identity of
the friends who volunteered their
funds in his behalf could not be
ascertained.
chase George Wingfields Buckhorn
mine, held by the United States
Smelling and Refining and Milling
company, has expired. That the op-
tion was not exercised is said to
have been largely due to the tight
ness of the money market. 1t is
known that the price and the terms
of the option were what might be
termed stiff, Mr.. Wingfield having
no desire to sell the property.
Since the option expired eht
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
BUCKHORN
ENLARGES OPERATIONS

The term of the option to pur-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Sciparelie peb Sammemilmtnims al
9omit olc.

8ongresi ens Sellesl,6polg o1,goa
enoe &epiiion al 9opgipningcn on.
9omltple ogter at forellao, at Circuit
% 9iitriftS=9 omltole berefter for
eneS, laale6es at ser fltl1 bliper &
9onl1rer og en- &etslfriper. &oni
teens 6lerta1 fan life inole, at ser
pin0cs npgct pco at opret9ol6e to
9omltole, oo oeres Sirfefelt / nlol1ge
SilfGloe CT al0eles li0eoroneoe> og
set bcroer poo ct Sfi6n, bpilfen a!
9pn1itolene ser lfol Dope Ell Sog TN
Ser 9eba10ling, pg / mal1ge Silfeloe
proc i0erer Sen famine 9on1n1er / Sir
cult og / 9iltrifts= 0omitole. Sci
CIT iao0on Sammenil ltt1ling pil ser
fin blipe en- 0on1n1er pg Ell &etsifri
Der at betole, Dpilfct piloe blipe Ct
meget %betp0elig @elparelie, iu1ltner
liguet mes beltogifter ser CT forblmo
TIC lneo set opbbelte 9pmltplelylten1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
2apere supeposnspriier.

Snteritote Commerce Commission
bar afgipet Sen 4%ienoelie, at Sc 8ri.
ier, iom @ullman Sobepogns-& om'
pogni %forloneer for @enpttelie al 6e'
res Sobeuogne fra @bicago til &oci.
tic &piten, er for bpie. &i6til ct ser
betalt $12 for en- @pie fra ct. Saul
til apiteu, iamnre 8ris for Sper- oa
ltnoerfeier; men commissioner bar
belten1t, at Ser berefter fmn 1faI BE-
talcs $40 for ltnoerfpier og $3.50
for Sperfpjer. Sor Ell enfelt fortere
Motterejle l1ao ser tim freezes $3.50
for Ell ltnoer= og $t.10 for en- Sper-
fsjc. commissioner bar foitiot Eri=
icrnc pao forifiellige &l1ter &elt for
Chicago. 9cn p%enter, at Hrllman
&ompaltiet oil ill0anfe &ie10elien for
Observation-Disclosures, ifipnt oct emo
III life bor l1otolt noget be1temt / loo
!@enicenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
soeialinicjren / Mfil,uanfcc.

Com omtalt ii01te l1ge pan0t Sp
cialilterne Ell ofgiort Seir peo Sal
get / Mil>pal1fee Sirs6ag lio1te l1ge.
@n1il seioel paIgtes til Mopor, og /
@proo0et bar 5ocialiiter,e Qigele6es
Ell flor Moioritet. @n al 6e le0enoe
Socialiiter / Sc peitlige Stater, &ictor
Berger, Ser blep polgt til 8prooos.
meolcl11, far erfleret, at ser iugen
ion1 bellt @rl,no er til at frpgte for
at Socialilterne ptl benptte Jig al 0e-
res 5eir til at begaa 1ogen iom bellt
l1belinoigbeo. Sc pi1 benptte sen til
at 9ioe 9pen sen be6ite Stprelie, 6eu
11ogeniinoe far bapt og Sen be0ite
Momintitrotion, Ser finoes / nogen
Storbp I Mmerifo. Set pil lite blipc
,,ogen inrlig bi1lig Monriniitrotion,
men bber Collar Ser gipes 116, bil
fomme til at 9igre 25 pGt. mere
Mptte ems bi6til. Set oil life blipc
Sc offenlige neutrality-suspicious.,
ser berefter ptl fomme til at ltao for
8pens Mfferer, o. alle Sporpeis-
fompagnier bil blibe tpungne til at
gjere 6eres ful6e 8ligt operfor 8e'
folfningen, nreu i,gen Sporpeis
francbtier bill uolebe / Sc fonA1eno
2 Mar. SIT @rafters ifol oripes l,b
at Den offenli9e 3ieneite erfleres for
EFT S%elbfplge, men for6prigt erflerer
Sen npe 8eitprelie flrn at bore inter-
esieret / Spbp9ninesarbeioe, iaoleoes
at Sen fan bin6e Golfets Sillio og
bebol0e Qe6elien / Sc fommen6e Star.
@ictor 8erger u6toler, at Social-
iiterne / Milmal1fee pfl biie @er6er,
at Sc fan l,orette ,1oget, loaleoes at
an6re Storbper faar 2Dit til at la6e
Jig itpre at Socialilter, Chicago fsrlt
al ale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Sntet ,,Dt nnber Splen. @n

Sntet nbt nnber sulem. On en-
eelif officer bor / 8pen Sang / Sit
oien op6oget Ell Selefon, ser forbin-
Scr to @in6l1templer. 8p9ningerna
ligger en- 6ieroingpei fra binanoen,
% 0tSie Selefonapparoter mao bore
minoit ct &ar 2uiin6e Mor gomre.
@n6nu mangler ser nermere Otter.
retninger; men ser ct ingen @ru,1o
til at tpiple ON 5agen. 9e er ttfe
utenfeligt, at Heiteltanoen / ct af Sc
eloite 4l,lurfolf for lang Sis tilboga
Tan babe giort Ell, iaa6an Spfin6elie,
Tom 6e bar bolot b%ennelig inoenfor
oeres &aite og benpttet til relt9isit
8rug. @on bar .ogioa funoe 2eb,
ninger al Staoltraaosleoninger mel
lem Sc alogmle e9pptiife Sempler;
men man far lite funnel afgigre,
ON Set bar telegraftife eller telefo.
niife Sroaoe. Set er ligeleoes goot=
giort, at f(ere eepptiife Sempler bar
beret ~foripne0e meo n1eget beje Sob.
berftenger, ser, efter bbab en- gam.
mel Snoifrift oplpier, bar peret. al.
pen6t lom 2Dnafle6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
@ooiepelts Meiie.

@r.Yreiioent og Mrs. &ooieoeIt
forlob 6reoag iiolte uge Som for al
foretage en- Sur longs Staliens &pit
peo 6oben al Sc liguriife Mlper I
imaa 9%aesrejier. Set por ber oe
foretog oeres 8r~ylllpsreiie, og Sc
pniteoe at opfriife @inoerne fra 0en'
he. Smiolerti6 mootte @lonen opgi,
pes, i6et 9efoltningen operolt piite Zig
i SEN @roo opmerfiom imoo Sc &c
lebre &ejien0e, at &eiien f%uloitenoigt
tobte lin pripate &arafter, og Suren
iortiottes oerfor uoen Mfbrpoelie til
@enuo, bpor ser blep br0t 6em en-
lt%ori1oaet Mobta9elie. S Manoags o.
Girsooes bapoe &ooiepelt fer Ell
sammenfon1it meo @iffor6 &tncbot
scr baboe EN- belt igiennem prioa!
&orafter, og &ooiepelt bar / SET bell
afilaaet at u6tale Zig ON amerifanl
Yoliftf. Mmerifas @elanbt / 5cbtpei5
8. g. @menion, bar facet Meooelelie
ON, at &ooiepelt bar feet Jig neoia'
get til at opgipe 8eigget / Bern. ST
@gal1, Sen amerifanife @eianbt / &ie'
benbapn, bar fact Me66elelie ON, Al
&ooiepelt fun btl opbol6e Zig 5 Stme!
| &%iebe1bapn, bbortil ban anfomme'
s. 2. Mat, SCI. 5 @%ftermi6oog, og 81
Der Ell &eceptton / sen amerifanif'
2egatinn. Song Sre6erif bill paa oer
9io bore / l1olanoet ,og @ooieDeI
bill blipe mo6taget at &ronprins @bri
itian. &an fommer til 8ri1tianit
5. a. Mai iiteoet for, iom ti6ligere be
itemt, 8. 3. Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Clemens peter(en og
Bj6rn(on.
(Tortl. fra SIDE ~

CT, noar man far lelt oenle @og, ion1
ON mal1 bopoe lepet leltge oppe mel
lem Sc nor life 8puoer. -. 6roppal1t
er sen ltl,ge @igtcrs Sprog - Soga>
iprogct logt ON til CT mooerne 9igt=
ming. 9igteren bepGger Jig life t
&euoinger, ion1 onorc far brltgt og
giort til 6Gllesgoos; bou banner iclp
lit l1otrpf."
@por fort ct @iorog fer finoes
til eli &orofteriitif al @jprnion, til
cit &larleggelle al Set, iom fra fprlt
til iibit bor gipet bans 9igtni,rg Set
afgisren6e Serpreg, pil e,,bper meh
Settled i%fi6nne. Men bpor oplplenoe
CT oog life ogioo Sc anferte 1esrepne
Setninger me6 @enipn til 6eres 6or-
fatters ~@jenoommeligbeo og &nr0
iom &ritifer! Mon erinore, at ser
fer er Sale ON ct Soribg poa at ilaa
til 2po for en- 9tgter, bpis Mabn bio=
til bar prret 11fjcn6t for ioo goot
iom ollie - at bepoe bol1s 8etpo-
ming iom itaoenoe giennem Sioernc
at antp6e, at set npe ber life olene
er ~bet go6e", men ogioo noget itort
slf Sen, iom boper iligt, freezes life
alene Moo, men ogiaa = og set felt
ufrapigeligt - Sen gllbeo at Mo6,
! 5remipn og 8egeiitring, iom mar
fol6er @enialitet.
= Gen geniale Mano er iiel6e1
oen, Ser iieloneit tager fell / set ell
felte. 2ige iaa biit iom Clemens &c.
terien, bpa6 ser alt openfor er Dentp,
set til, bar funnel bore unotmrlia
ltotrpffet for, bpoo fan piloe beboe
ltge ioa iiffet er set, at ban ret bpp.
pigt' bar Jet cit og onoen @nfeltbet
ifept eller iom giennem farbet @las.
@cn for Sotaliteten, for Set ofgig:
renoe, Set Doe entlige far ban fort fao
lngt 8lif for Daeen. 9ette ct aien'
rem bel hans &irfen cit al bans 1ter:
fe Si6er - neit 6erbe6 bans Conc
til at barnes og til set, iom 6erme<
/ felger life olene iom &imor6: til al
barnes. Sg mon oette life, roar ali
fontmer til alt, 11etop er Set, lom 81
Der EN- &rttifer Set til at min6es III
ODER 9p9net giper bam @%etp6ninl
for &l1nit,16bifling og for l16bifIingel
! al 2elere og Stlifrere?
= cit Mopn iom 8jgrnions be6its
ltterere &ett og fbrite @eibrp6er ifa'
Sen gomle Clemens 8eterien bap'
Sob at beboI6e giennem Sc ififteno'
5i6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

= Siber Serumgaar6, ben BEL
tien6te blinoe norite Sogfsrer / Sc.
bills Safe, forbenperenoe 5tatsaopo-
fat for @amiep County % MI 9ope6-
preitoe1ten for ~Sgnner al Morge"
bar itillet Zig iom @anoi0at for @eie-
lteresbommer. Ser ct MI to &an6i-
batter fra 9epils 2afeu ba @illiam
Mn6erlon erflere6e Jig for nogle 9as
&c iioen.
= Sobn S. @ollace, beore fienot
iom uTarmer" @allace, e11 of Sc
gamle Moneerer / Mor6 9afota, er
500 al Mloeroomsioagbe6 / @tats-
bolpitolet / S%anestopn. S Sc iioitc
Mor bar bau peret iin0sipg. Sar.
n1er @allace bar Ell al Sc ferite
@en0, lom tog 2ano UNDER &lopen
/ 8urleigb County og iom bite, al
2anoet par ppperlig til Mgerbrug
9a Dofota enonl1 par 11fien6t ion1
2anobrugsltat, iamleoe fan &ro6uf.
ter fra @tatens Tarme, reilte ne6 til
Seem Orleans meo Sem og 11olttlleoe
Dem ser pe0 Ell l1oltilltng I 8egpn:
oelien al S0=Morene. 9erpeo Bier
9afota befienot ion1 Ell 2anobrugs'
itat. De 8annere og &remier, ion1
8l1rleigb County Sen Gong fit, op:
bebares / Commercial Club / 8is.
marcf. timber @orl6s 6oir / Gbico:
60 arbeioe6e bon for Mortbern ga,
cific 8anen, og mes Ell iml1f l16Itil
ling for Mor0 9afota talte fan bpel
Dag paa lt0ltfllt'1gen for itore Gfa
rer ON Mor0 9afotos Muligbeoe1
lom 2anobrl1gsltot. San bar en- ID
rig &ep1blifo1er> og UNDER @algfom
pen bar ba1 cit jig polittif Soler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Noro Datota.

= S @rano SORTS blep 81. s.
@urpbp balgt til Mopor me6 1928
Stemmer moo 700 for 9r. s. %.
@beeler. s. S.. @agen blep gien.
pal9t til 8Dfasierer.
Sagfbrer 8erner 81. 2olpell
blep palgt til Mapor at Sarge meo
167 Stenmers M%aioritet. San er
9emofrat, men blep itpttet al Stal'
ort-&epublifanerne moo SO. 8.
5mcet, S%niurgent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

g a flor S. 30. en-,
Breit for Sen 6anife @irtes Me.
ntgbeo / @e0ar Sails, SSa., bar ifblge
vDpf.", opiagt lin Stilling ser og ae-
ter at rejie til 8acific Soften for at
optage ct Mrbei0e ser. &aitor Gre
9erien ltoer at en- @ierteipg6ont, oe
set iun0e @ltmo paa @piten bill for
baabenlig giengioe BAN bons&elbreo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15

sfriu otter Brpsennn,re If bette
8lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-15
Jowo.

= @arren @orlt al Coon &apios,
forbenperenoe Siceguperner, pil
itille fig iom progresiip &onoioat for
@upernpr beo &rin1erbalget / Sum-
muo @upernpr g. S. Carroll, iom nj,
er i fit ferltc Termin.
= Stuoenterne beb @igblano
&arf College / Des Moines brog
ct Mntol al 600 / Hrocesiion gien'
r,em Des Moines @o6er df @4e6e
ODER at S. &a,tna bar pol9t til MoD=
or peo set nplig afbolbte @alg. Ser
bar Ml1iif og flor e8geiitring.
= 8ppolget / Clarion ct blepe1
erflpret l,lopligt, forbi inge,1 Caucus
blep bol6t eller noger @an6t6oter
blep opitille giennem &etition. 9el
nDe M1Dor, Mttctel1olt, 11e0l1g0e III
@ntbeoe, efter at ban bop6e befleot
set en- Sag, % &ooome11oene pil
ianoipnligpis ejsre set iomme.
= st opiigtspeffenoe Selpmort
far ilu,0et Steo / S1oter, i6et mar
bar fltnoet 9iget al 8romnte i.
cbaelion / Mlttnerne al Stoloen poc
Micbaelion=6arnre'r. 2iget al Dren
gen, ser FIN bar is Mor gommel
blep funoet m1e6 Ell 5taoltraoo on
&alie1. 9et antages, at Fan bar ia,
SIS poa Stoloen og bengt Zig. &a1
baboe ioligere ten0t Slo paa fit
Seng; men SEN il1,fteoes fsr noger
pt6ere Sfaoe bar al1rettet.