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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-15
items Gathered IN
From Far and NeQ,
In Ohio.
New York Evening Post.

In Ohio.
New York Evening Post.
On top of this Ohio Juror comes
Governor Harmon's exposure of repub-
lican rascalities in previous admins
trations. with criminal prosecutions
already begun. But even these disclos-
ures do not dampen the joy of the
versatile Mr.. Ellis. He begs people to
remember that thief is of no party.
In an even more heroic attempt to set
the matter right, he lays great en-
phasis upon the fact that it was the
republican party which passed the
laws under which republican thieves
are being brought to justice. This is
magnificent, but it is not politics. Ev-
erybody knows that the disclosure of
republican rottenness will have as
damaging political effects in Ohio as
In New York: and the fact is clear to
all that in both states the presidents
party is in fair way to get thor
ough beating next November.
War News. -
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Young Mr. Knox has drawn his first
500.
Carrie Nation is at her home in Ar
kansas.
Senator JEFF Davis is writing anoth-
er speech.
The Ballinger inquiry is expected to
end this week.
He reached Khartoum this morn
ing.
Let thc Chips Fall Where They May.
Houston Post
The dispatch says Colonel John w.
Gates comes to Houston on business,
but the Colonel has never failed to
find here a hospitable band of friends
who are ready to mix pleasure with
his business
Now Will Papa Relent.
New York World.
Young Philander c. Knox has got a
job selling automobiles. He isn't 60
ing to sell them in China by present
ing pistol to the pig-tailed pates of
mandarins, either.
Knows Where He Can Get Action.
Atlanta Journal.
Colonel Roosevelt is tired of this
make-believe fighting wild game in AZ
RIGA and yearns for the real sport in
Washington.
What Will Aldrich be Doing?
Memphis Commercial-Appeal
DR.. Wiley says: I'm SO years the
world will be- run by wind. water and
alcohol"
Something in Names.
Savannah News.
Young Philander c. Knox went phi
laundering, and old man P. Chase Knox
chased him.
Isn't Bit Stuck Up.
Chicago News.
Great man as he is, J. Pierpont Nor
gan is so democratic that he eats food
and breatheS air.
Now Let's Forget All About II.
Nashville American.
Mr.. Lillis and Mrs. Cudahy have
thoroughly exonerated one another.
The First Campaign Note Of 1919?
Denver Republican.
Governor Hadley. of Missouri, is
h,,i1dtpu bi,,colf :, Jcc cab;v
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-15

someone told her that she had a beau
tiful laugh and she has been laughing
ever since"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-15
War News.

Let the Chips Fall Where They May.
Houston Post.
The dispatch says Colonel John w.
Gates comes to Houston on business,
but the Colonel has never failed to
find here hospitable band of friends
who are ready to mix pleasure with
his business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-15
WILL ASK COUNTY.
BOARD To ASSIST
FALL FESTIVAL
Continued From Page One)

to the directors for their approval at
the next meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

how she developed that sympathy
which characterized her life and
work: how she was kind and attcn-
tive to dolls and when she became
older how she transferred her SYM
pathy and love to the animate. Later
In life. when she saw the need she
bent her energies toward organizing
charity. Her first impulse, toward
nursing, declared the clergyman,
came when she visited a Lutheran
preacher in Germany and learned
from him the great need.
How she labored for suffering HUI
mainly in the Crimean War was re-
hearsed and when the war was ended
how she WAS honored with media Is
by foreign governments and how King
Edward later rewarded her with the
order of merit.
When she died recently at the ripe
old age of ninety" he said, $4,000
nurses In America alone mourned her
loss for she was not of an age of r
country, but OF the world and Of all
time. a woman supreme among the
best
The Richmond nurses, under whose
auspices the exercises were held at
St Pauls church, attended I'm a body
In regulation uniform
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
BIG PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR CONFEDERATE REUNION

Especial to The Richmond Virginan)
HEATSVILLE, VA, Sept ia.~-Big
preparations are being made for the
Confederate reunion to be held At
Montross, estmoreland county
Thursday, September %, Prominent
speakers will be present to address the
large crowd which IL expected. The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
viii furnish the music. and the old
soldiers and guests of the Westmore-
land Camp viii be served a free din
ner. The following ladies have been
appointed To take charge of the din
ner for the soldiers: Mrs. Robert Muir
ply Mrs. T. NJ. Arrest. Mrs. George
W. Murphy, Mrs A. NJ Chandler. Miss
Nellie Harvey, Miss Margaret Jenkins
Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Ben Bat
taile, Mrs. w. r. Rust. This occasion
promises TO eclipse all previous re-
unions held Ia Westmoreland county
from standpoint of attendance and
AN elaborate program will be rendered.
Westmoreland ever helds dear to her
heart the memory of her sons who
were loyal 10 the Southern cause. and
annually a reunion is held to perpet-
nate the memory of the daring deeds
of her beloved soldiers as we'll as to
make the last days of the remnant of
the Confederate army bright and hap
Ply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
STUDENTS WILL ISSUE
LITERARY MAGAZINE
High School Boys and Girls to
Try Their Hand at Editing.
Other Items.

Especial 10 The Richmond Eirginan.)
WINSTON SALEM, \. C.. Septem-
her IA magazine is to he estab~
lished by the city high school for the
purpose of developing and fostering
the literary talent in the city schools.
The matter viii be definitely arranged
now within a short time,
The contractor on the South bound
Railway near Lexington has met with
a ''snag" in the way or quicksand in
the big cut at that point. The cut
Is about 1900 feet long and varies
from 10 to SIS feet in depth. A large
amount of drain pipe has been laid
and the pipe at the northern end of
the fill is now running $50 gallons of
water per minute. This gives some
idea of the seriousness of the difficult
ty. Nine $4,000 gallon tanks are now
being erected, The Iron work on the
1adkfn river via duct which Is l.450
feet long viii be started on October
! 9th.
President J, ]. F6ust of the State
Normal and Industrial College. de-
livered a splendid address here Sat
urday to the Forsyth County Teach
ers' Association. There were about
100 teachers present this being the
first meeting for the present schol-
astic year.
MIR b. S. Womble. a prominent
young attorney. of this city, was elect
cd chairman of the executive com
mittee of the nth judicial district
here Saturday at the meeting of the
committee held at that time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
YOUNG MEN URGED To
RETAIN SELF RESPECT
City Attorney Imparts Sound Ser
vice in Address Delivered
Before Y. NJ. c. 4.

The greatest satisfaction than can
come to any man Is the knowledge
that he has never lost his self re-
spect." declared City Attorney Henry
Il. Pollard in an address on The
Young Man in Society" delivered at
the Z. NJ. c. 4. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Pollard urged the young man
to exercise sef-control and seif-re-
spect warning him at the same time
against Dissatisfaction, idleness,
profanity. sensuality and pride.
Referring to the title of his subject,
Mr.. Pollard said that he did not in
tend to speak of the young man in
society as society is generally under
stood in technical refinee or ordi
nary sense.
There are few of them there and
they are worth too little he declar-
cd
What he understood by a young
man in society was the young man In
his daily contact with tina world.
Mr.. Pollard emphasized especially
the Importance of the young mans
behavior. urging him to consider the
rights and wishes Of others and to
cultivate high ideals always
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
DEMOCRATS MAKE
CAMP A|GN PLANS
Make County Politicians Assem-
bic and Talk Over Ways aud
Means eli Victory.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
RALEIGH, n. G.. Sept 1s,-There
was a conference here today between
Chairman George Hunter ef the Wake
county democratic executive commit
tee and prominent democrats from
every section OF the country TO perfect
the arrangements for sae country
campaign IL was large and repre-
sentative meeting, enthusiastic and
determined to & degree. While the
leaders haven't the least doubt Of the
triumph eli democracy at the polls in
wake this fall they are determined TO
tax party effort 80 the utmost particli-
larry ter The purpose of oeerw heiining
reruhlicanss5n which has been boast
zig of gains that viii he made this
Election The determination is to bury
beyond resurrection this. as they
claim, groundless boast
There had been reports floating
around that the conference today
would decide 70 make some changes
In the democratic ticket but such
was not the case. Indeed there has
neen no thought the leaders say, of
doing such thing. The sole purpose
Mas to make the final line Up for the
campaign ad talk over the situation
The party managers say that in spite
Of the serious conflict that disturbed
the party, leading up to the june pri-
maries there is net now the least
bit OF estrangement so far as voting
the democratic ticket Is concerned.
County Chairman Hunter. J ". Bail
ey. who managed the victorious in
surgent@ democracy IN the primary
campaign. and other leaders unit" in
predicting In the primary campaign,
and great numbers of recruits from
the republican ranks. This view is
also pronounced among the leaders Of
the regular wing Of the party who
lost otf n the june primaries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
MRS. COOK VICTIM
OF PELLAGRA
First Case to Appear in Northern
Neck and People Are Much
Agitated.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
HEATHsVILLE. VA, sept. 1s.--Tne
development of case of peliagra IN
much comment in. that county. Mrs
Margaret Cook. wife of Mr.. Hardy
Cook is the victim OF the disease. She
had been sick for some time when she
was taken 10 Washington last week
where her case was pronounced pelle-
gra by physicians. She was refuse
admittance TO two hospitals, but was
finally accepted at Providence hosp
tai as a charity patient. DR.. Long oi
the Marine hospital VIII attend her
The afflicted woman has three young
children two of whom the physicians
think are afflicted with the dreaded
disease. This is fine first case of the
disease that has been reported from
the Northern Neck and the people are
very much agitated over 1T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
HIGH TIDES BRING
SCORES Of SORA
Bird Hunters Have Easy Picking
in Soldier Fight.
Elcctricution DELAYED.

Especial To The ltchmond Nirginian, }
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. September
fs.--The high tides of tn epast day
or two have afforded an excellent OPP
pertunity for hunting the sora and
the marshes Of Tidewater have been
alied with enthusiastic gunners seek
ing birds.
II has heen decided that Pine Camp,
No f03. w .. w. of this city will
surrender its charter and threw its
membership to the other camp Of
woodmen located here, the PENN
sula Camp, No. Is,
Joseph w RameS. a member OF the
Fcrty-seventh Company Coast Artil-
lery. lies in a ward at the Fort Mon
roe hospital. suffering from many
wounds. 1t developed to-day. as a
result Of an investigation set on foot
by the Times Herald, that a number
OF soldiers If the Forty-seventh com
pany engaged in a bloody fight on
Tuesday night in Phoebus Ramey
was carried To the fort by his com
rades and is in a critical condition
still The affair was rot reported by
the military authorities 10 the civil
officers, who now however have had
warrants sworn out against Ramey
and a companion by the name OF
Estes
1t now appears that Richard Digs.
who was sentenced to die on Sep
TENDER the 20. IN the Corporation
court Of this city. win not be executed.
Fer some reason he has not been
transferred to the pententiary IN ae-
curdance with the requirements Of
the Law and his attorneys are now
basiiy engaged in greeting O commu-
tation Of sentence for him Tie was
convicted Of the murder OF his sweet
heart she had deserted him, in June
last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

we're elected delegates to the First
district convention which will be at
Fredericksburg. Va, September n.
G. +. Hicks was elected chairman
and f. b. Travis secretary of the coun-
~ committee, with the following pre-
Ginct committeeman: Bowling Green.
W. n. Blatt; Whites, W. q. White;
Sparta. s. f., Pitts: Shumansvine, j.
w. Southworth. Gouldmans. Il. Il.
Anderson; Port Royal, j. w. PURGE;
Moss Neck, II, NJ. Travis; Guineys c.
+. Beasley; Madison, c. r. Blanton;
Balty j. r. Allen; Cedar Creek, J.
w. England; Reedy Church, L. Nj.
Coleman; Bowers. n. NJ. Corhin.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the administration and policies Of
President Taft commenting him for
honoring the First congressional dis
trict by his selection of Hon. Clarence
G.. Smithers for the Eastern district
marshaIship, and, Furthermore, en-
dorsing the State Republican organi-
cation and its conduct Of political af-
fairs.
T. NJ. Travis was temporary chair
man OF the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
WILL HAVE OFFICES
At BIC Stone CAP
Big Coal and Coke Company VIII
Locate There-Other
News.

Especial TO Tie Richmond NirglnianD
BIG STONE GAP. VA. sept. 1.-THE
general offices OF the stonega Coke
and Coal Co. now located at SteneGa.
will be moved to Big Stone Gap within
the next thirty days These ohlcea
will be located in the Minor Buildins.
The Stonega Coke and Coal Co. ~
the largest coal and coke producinf
company In Southwest Virginia and
operate mines and coke ovens at Sto-
mega. ozake, Roda, Arno, crossbrooh'
Imboden and keokee. Big Stone Gap
is to be congratulated on securing the
general Offices of this company AS they
vii add materially to the growth or
the town,
Mrs. +. j. Prescott was the charm >
ing hostess at delightful bridge par
" Friday morning ut her home on
Poplar Hin. Those playing at the two
tables, besides Mrs. Prescott. were
Misses Minnie Fox and Emily Bulhu,
and Mesdames J. Il. Ayers. c. f. Blan-
ton, Karl Stoehr, John w. Chalkley. }.
r. Bullitt and e, L. Nash. The prize
for scoring the greatest number OF
points in the game, a pair of silk hose,
was won by Mis- Emily Bullitt. The
consolation prize was awarded Miss
Rev, Il. X Timmons left Saturday
morning for his home in Columbia,
Miss Eleanor summerville, of Green
Vile, Miss, spent few days with MISS
Margaret Eullitt this week, on her
way to Randolph Macon College.
Mrs. J. l., Harrell. of Bristol, Is Wis
fting her sister Mrs. Paul Harell. at
the Monte Vista.
Mrs J. A. Gilmer is visiting relatives
in Lee county
W NJ Slemp, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks Is able to be out.
Hon, Barnes Gillespie, OF Tazewell,
the rev district attorney for the west
ern district Of Virginia, viii make sew
",
September 25th.
The public school enrolment is now
47o, the largest in the history Of the
school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
PRAISE VETERAN
NURSES MEMORY
Impressive Exercises in Honor of
Florence Nightingale Held at
ST. Paul's.

Before large assemblage that In
cluded more than zoe nurses. Rev,
Robert W. Forsyth, paid tribute sun
day night to the memory of Florence
Nightingale, the English woman who
founded the Red Cross Society and in
So doing became the pfogeDitor of
the trained nurses Of to-day.
The clergyman took for his text;
she stretcheth. OUT her hand "a the
poor; yea. she reaeheth forth her
hands TO the needy" and In the course
Of his address praise the deeds pf the
veteran nurse as well as those. fol-
loving in her footsteps. Tracing the
nara tive Of her childhood he showed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
IAFOLLETTE TO UNDERGO
DELICATE OPERATION

ST. PAUL. Sept 19.--Senator Rob
ert NJ f4aFollette. OF Wisconsin. is to
undergo an operation next week for
gaa stones He WAN go to Roches-
ter. MINI, where he Will be operated
on by Drs William and Charles Mayo,
noted surgeons. according 10 dispatch
es from Madison and Rochester re-
ceipeG here to-day
Senator LaFollete has been i'll since
the close Of the last Congress, and his
condition for the past two months has
been such that he was unable TO make
speeches In his own campaign for re-
nomination
Although the expected operation Is
a delicate one. ii is not believed so
urgent that few DAYS delay VIII
cause serious results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
UNION MEN INVITED
TO CONFEDERATE REUNION.

Especial TO The Richmond Sirginian.
HARRISONBuRG, VA. Sept ie..A
monster Confederate reunion win De
held at Franklin, pendieton county, w.
Va. on September III and -. Amona
the speakers invited are Hon. Harry 81
George Tucker, of Lexington Hon
BENJAMIN Bailey, of MooralIeld. w. Val
Hon. r. w. Bailey, Of Rnmney. w, Va.
Hon. samue ". Woods and Hon. J, Hop
Woods of Phiilippi. w. Va. and Hon
w. q. Brown. of Kingwood, W Va.
An invitation is extended also &c
those who wore the blue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

NORFOLK VA. Sept. l9---After
keeping their secret for more than r
year, announcement was made sun
das of the marriage Of Miss Sallie
j.. Dunn and John s Sadler, of thia
city. which took place in South Mills,
y. G., on June %. 1905. j. l.. Foster.
a justice OF the peace performing the
ceremony.
News of the wedding was not given
out until yesterday. when AIRS. Mary
~. Dunn. of 214 Third street. South
Portsmouth. the brides mother. learn
ed to a certainty that her daughter
and Mr. Sadler were married nearly
fifteen months ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
DISTRICT NO. 1.

w. c. Burch, No 1906 Everett South Rich
Mrs. j. H. Moss, No 6o3 West Main Street, Richmond.
Isaac Diees Jr No. Floyd avenue ya42 265
Cdis Hnnant, No 200 West Fourteenth street. South
Richmond Va. 4ls005
Miss Lula Eanes, No 403 North Twelfth street, Rich
Mis- Preston Cobb s04 Main Richmond, Va BAT 600
Miss Eueenia Haynes 700 East Leigh street Richmond
Master Richard A. Gaskns, No. 100 East Cary
Rct ms nd. VA, l/5.4<o
Mr.. w. M Bickers, Jr., No. SEA North Twentyfth
Rci nd, 25,475
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Chewnina--eilIs.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept. 10.
John G.. Chewing, Of Orange county.
and Miss Rosalie ellis. daughter Of
Mrs. Kate ellis, of Powhatan county,
We're married Thursday at the home Of
the brides mother by Rev. John r,
Eagby. assisted BY Rev. G. =. Z. Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Gurner---Life.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
HARRISONBURG. VA. Sept H.
Announcement is made OF the maria &c
of Augustus S. Gunner, a merchant
Of Harrisonburg. and Miss Nina Pearl
Life, daughter of Charles NJ. Life. of
McGaheysvile. Rockingham county,
Rev. A. W. Andes officiating
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
LIGHT A LUXURY
IN HARRISONBURG
Drought Causes Low Water and
Electricity Cannot BE Manu-
featured BY Shenandoah.

featured by Shenandoah.
Especial TO The Richmond virginianp
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Sept. 10
Streams in Rockingham county are
very low and the drouth has REACHED
serious stage. The corn crop is a
heavy sufferer.
Harrisonburg, which gets It's cleo
trio power from the Shenandoah river,
fourteen miles distant. is face TO face
with famine in electricity, Every
day the power plant liz cut off for
several hours to allow head of wa
ter 10 accumulate. and the Town
Council this week passed a drastic
ordinance against the waste OF water
or the needless use Of electric lights
in the daytime.
An electrical engineer employed by
the town to examine the plant on the
river has recommended the erection
of $50, 900 auxiliary steam plant near
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
REPUBLICANS HOLD
COUNTY MASS MEETING
Elect Delegates 10 First District
Convention and Commercial
Taft's Administration.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
BOWLING GREEN, VA. Sept. 10.
At a mass meeting of Caroline county
Republicans held Saturday In this
place. &. M. Harris, d. r.. Pitts. E.
II. Jarvis, q. r: Hicks, j. d. e. GotiI-
dir. 70 M. Coleman and w. 8. Hearu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

The Richmond Vrginian's $4,000 Cash Award
Contest will close at midnight Sept. 30, 1910. Only
10 more days and the opportunity of securing
credits will be thing of the past. The real tug of
Is and will continue until the finish.
Every precaution will be taken to prevent dssats-
faction and contestants are assured of fair and
impartial count. We have been telling you all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

town to supplement the plant on the
river in time Of low water.
The light committee has endorsed
the proposition. and IL is now before
the council for consideration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Here is the List Of Contestants in The Richmond Virgin

Miss George Montf emery No. ii6 North Lombardy
Richmond Va. 4o,i4V
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Mrs. Gardener Franklin Petersburg Va 59Ssi0
Rev. G. f. b. Smith, Cumberland, Wa 207bn5
Mrs, E. Frank Grove Blackstone, Va 2SeI
Mrs. George Gibson, Jr.. Chase s+y, ia 80
Miss Effie l.. Spratiey Matoaca, 100
J. X. Bergman, Bergman VA. llI33
Eanes Wythe street, Petersburg VA. 1900
DISTRICT NO. A.
Miss Grace Leigh Guyer, No. 707 Colauhoun street.
Danvi1ie. ,925
Robert Minter, Martinsvilie 2o7270
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

along that the winners of the Cash Awards can
only secure the prizes by hard work. In the 10
days that remain of the contest, you should be
working harder than ever. Every one realizes that
the time is growing short and all are striving with
might and main to make the last few days count.
1t is time your friends make good their promises
and give you their subscriptions. Delays are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

dangerous. You have fought almost finish
fight and you don't want the referee to count you
out when little more effort would give you the
victory. There is something In this contest that
means more than the winning of gold. 1t Is the
evidence of the esteem of your friends that brings
real pleasure Don't pass by your friends You
will find them ready and willing to help you win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
$4,000 REWARD

The Richmond Virginian Co., Inc,
the persons receiving the highest nun
ballots and paid-in-advance subscrip
Virginian. Contest Closes Septen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-03

fonafin olemilta." SdntG ~fnipoapa
pstdpd = ia iutuIais ioutfo petit
b6nen ruimisarffunIa moniaa fau-
niiua feppeleild. Niistd olifpat tois
let IufuloiIilta. toilet uSfo pstdpil'
tG, tpotomereilta, ppbdtoulnlnpfilta,
~Ieurotunnalto y. M.
poisIa on MT tdmG pstdndmme
Ieurastomme, fiud ban Ell enddn fun'
In Ioti,paan, moon riemuitfepoon
~Ieurafuntoon 9dn on eronnut meiS'
tG, Ell fuitenfaan iidtii, maan betfeffi,
- IifIi main, Fun mefin riemuitIes
maan Ieurofuntoan Ioamme iidae
fdpbd.
Haamattu Ianoo: rMutuaat onot
ne fuoueet, iotfa SerrasIa tuolemat
tdStdldbin. Niin, Senti ionoo: be ioa'
mat Iemdtd iDistddn, iiud beioan ie,
fonIa nouoatta mot beitd"(J CLINT.
81: d..
g. Miettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-03

sheriffiksi, silla han on siihen vir-
kaan kokelaana republikaani-puo-
lueen tiketilla.
MI. Rowett pyytaa ~huomauttaa,
eta han on ollut II vuotta yleisissa
viroissa ia asunut parisenkymmen-
ia vuotta tassa kauntissa. Taman
lisaksi on han %raitis, ia lupaa, jos
tulee valituksi, hoitaa tehtavansa
hyvin ia tehda parhaansa kaikessa,
mika koskee hanta.
Toivomuksensa on, eta hanta y
yleisesti muistettaisiin Marraskuun
8 paivan vaaleissa.