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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
TEMPLE VICTIM HERE.
Man Who Bought Mules from
Stranger Comes to See Melton.F

Temple, having heard that the man
who victimized Lon Minis of Ennis
on a mule deal had been arrested
came to Waxahachie Thursday
morning to take a look at
the prisoner when Sheriff Forbes
reaches here with him. Mr.. Shelton
believes Melton is the same man
who sold him pair of mules belong
ing to a farmer of Bell county. The
deal there was pulled off shortly be-
fore the Ennis transaction. Mr.. Shell
ton paid $3.50 for the mules he pur-
chased.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
ATTITUDE or TAT! DENOUNCED
The President Is Taken Severely t.
Task for His Position ON The
Waterways Movement.
United Press Special.

New Orleans. La. Sept. 22.-W.
X. kayanaugh. president Of tua
Lake to the Gulf Waterway As.i5eia~
tion. in a letter to Phillip Ward al,
president Of the Progressive Uaiont
today denounced President Tai s
waterways attitude and condemns
his failure to appoint Lyman CooleT
TO the board of engineers, He quotes
Rcoseveit's speech at st, Paul that
the waterway movement must sa
forward"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
Lady Maccabees Organized.

Ennis. Texas. Sept. 22Mrs.
George Botzler of this city, special
deputy. organized q hive of Ladies'
Of the Maccabces at Ferris Tuesday
and the Ennis hive was to install the
officers for the new hive yesterday.
the following ladies from here go
ing up ON the morning train: Mes-
danes Minnie Wright. A. e. Raw
Inns, ]. Marcia, George White, Roger
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
Lon Minis OF Ennis out of $500. is re-

turning p.,i'a.t ,,,, -~irrr~~ T.h-
man arrested there was not the one
wanted here. Mr. Minis accomplished
the sheriff for the purpose OF iddnti-
flying the prisoner. When he saw \he
man under arrest m told Sheriff
Forbes he was not thAo wanted.
The man WIS released fHom custody
and the sheriff and Mr.. Mkms Started
for home
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
ROADS MAKE FALSE SHOWING
Reports as to Dnerating Expenses
Made to Show that Railroads
Are Losing Money.
United press SpeciaI.

ident Gardner Of the Northwestern
railroad admitted today at the inter-
state commerce commission hearing
that the sum of S2,300,000 included
in the company's statement as to
operating expenses was spent for
ballast, bridges and depots and was
not properly classed as operating cx-
penses. Shippers and attorneys say
this practice is common to show
that roads are not making expenses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
A FREIGHT RATE CONFERENCE
Five Hundred Delegates Assemble at
Topeka-GOvernOr Stubbs
Temporary Chairman.
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
Topeka, Kan, Sept. 22.--Governor
Stubbs was selected as temporary
chairman of the freight rate confer
ence of governors which opened here
today. Five hundred delegates are
present from Missouri, North ana
South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah.
Minnesota, Illinois, Arkansas. Okla
homa, Texas, Iowa and Kansas.
Governor Donaghey Of Arkansas and
Governor Stubbs OF Kansas are the
only governors who wore able to at
tend.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
SEVEN KILLED IN STORM
ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCES ARE
TAINS OF COLORADO.
Six Men and One Woman Lose Their
Lives--Dnly Three of the
Victims Have Been
Identified.
United Press Special.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. %
Seven persons died today as the
result of an electrical storm which
swept over the mountains east Of
here last night. The victims are six
men and one woman. Only three
have been identified They are Mrs.
Gus Kratz, wife of ranchman near
Ebert: James Bland of Plattsburg,
Mo-, and Charles Loeama, ranch
man.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
BIG SHIPMENT Of COTTON
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND AND
FIVE HUNDRED BALES SHIP
PED TO LIVERPOOL
Highest Valued Cargo OF Cotton that
Ever Left Port of the United
States Has Sailed from
Galveston.
United Press Special.

Galveston, Texas. Sept. 22-The
steamer Armenian sailed from here
today for Liverpool with a cargo of
22,500 bales of cotton. The shipment
is valued at $780, 900. This is the
highest valued shipment of cotton
ever made from a United States port.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
Hauling Water for Weeks.

Ennis, Texas, Sept. 22.-W. r.
Kirkpatrick OF Telico, democratic
nominee for county commissioner,
stated Monday evening that he built
tank twenty-eight years ago Oh
his farm and it has never been dry.
but ia lower now than It has ever
been In that time. Many people in
that and other communities have
been hauling water for several weeks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
Mexicap shot aud Killed.

Rosebud. Texas, Sept. 22.--Alex
Martinez, Mexican. was shot and
killed here yesterday afternoon. An
arrest was made and an examining
trial waE held today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
THE NEWS OF 4 DAY At ENNIS
Opening Enrolment Of Public school
IL Large-Central Freight
Train Wrecked.

Ennis, Texas, Sept. 22.The OPEN
ing enrolment In the Ennis public
schools Monday was 1906, eclipsing
all past years in attendaice the open
ing day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
TWO MEMBERS STILL MISSING
Senators Frazier and Bulkely OF In-
yestigating Committee Have
Failed to Appear.
United Press Special.

Chicago. H.. Sept. 22.With Sem
ators Frazier and Bulkcly still miss
ing the senatorial committee which
win investigate the election of Sem
ator Lorimer commenced work today.
No witnesses worc called. The rive
members present discussed the COM
mltteo's rules Of procedure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
CAUGHT THE WRONG MAN.
sheriff Forbes Makes Wild Goose
Chase to Oklahoma.

Sheriff Forbes. who left Dallas
Tuesday afternoon for Okemah. Ok
lahoma, to take charge Of the man re-
ported to have been arrested there
on an alleged charge Of swindling
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-22
Haynes, ed Taher. Jack Bennett.

,,,rs. -, ,..,s. .,--ss s,vn,, =. H.. i,aiso,
Sid Covington. Jerry Fitzgerald. LII
cy O'Banion. G, NJ Elder. Stoner,
Misses Ruth Carson and W'ilheltnin-
na Kendall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
FIRE HORSES BURNED.
Temporary Quarters of New Recheut
Hose Go. Destroyed by Flames.

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. Nov. TO-
Several members Of tho Olympia Hose
Company risked their lives late last night
in an attempt to save the two horses pur-
chased recently for their truck by the
city OF New Rochelle which were burned
in fire that destroyed the stable Of tho
Lake View Hotel. The hotel. n wooden
structure. was saved by the flremsn.
How the fire started no one seems 20 know.
but IL is believed 10 have been caused by
IN overheated stove near the stalls.
Edward barrow. tho driver. had left
tho stable to get a late supper. leaving
several members Of the fire company In
the loft above tho stalls. Ten minute
after they left the building Henry Cruise.
n small boy heard tho cries and kicking
of the horses When he opened the door
he was driven back by flames. Tho boy
rang in an alarm. Several Of the firemen
succeeded in entering the burning stable
by chopping hole in tho side in an e6ort
TO get at the horses, but their clothing was
burned and they were forced 20 retreat
The hotel and the stable which has bean
the temporary quarters Of the fire COM
pany during chs construction Of a modern
fire house a block away are at tho corner
of North avenue and East Chester road
in the outskirts Of New Rochelle. Before
the other firemen arrived the stable was
in ashes Only the hose truck was saved.
The company's furniture and many
trophies were destroyed.
The roof and some Of the rear rooms Of
the hotel were damaged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21

tins new order OF things. with tho pro-
grcusive spirit Of the times. He does not
represent the people, tho men and women
in the ordinary walks Of life, He rep
resents spcoial interests that have ex-
plotted tho people. . olass OF capitalists,
like the gentleman who Declared in a
public gathering recently that the way
To reduce the cost Of living was TO bring
about a period OF depression. throw
the people out OF work. send them to
public soup houses for their food. turn
them into charity applicants and force
them to vote right by first making paupers
Of them.
Il do not deny Senator Lodges ability
but only regret that he has seen DC to
employ his talents in the wrong direction
Senator Lodge must either get out
OF his own accord or be forced out by
the positive demand OF the people He
must not be returned to the Senate.
earnestly hope that tho Legislators will
not commit themselves TO any part Of
their Legislative programme until public
opinion has thus had full expression.
II Senator Lodge will meet the issues
and defend his course he will be given
the opportunity. for unless he withdraws
shall start at once on Statewide cam
paiHn. going into the cities and towns
and holding meefings where I will dis
c,lss his Official acts. his votes, his known
and admitted position on the quest ions
on which the people have already voiced
their oDinion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
WEST HELD FOR SWINDLTNG.
Deprived Of Drugs for . Day, His De
meanor l. Greatly Changed.

RALrrMoRE, Nov. 2o.-H. West. alias
Father Eagan. alias Lieut. Knowleson.
U. 8. ". and n number OF other names.
who was denounced az an impostor yea
terday by Cardinal Gibbons. was held
to-day for trial In default Of q 500 bail.
Very few Of Vests alleged swindlins
operations were told In the court room.
In order TO hold him no Was specifically
charged with but two ofences. obtaining
q diamond ring valued At SIS from Lewyt
A Salabes. pawnbrokers. North Gay
street. by means OF bogus post ONCE
money order and with obtaining $40 from
John T. Jarks. proprietor Of the Hotel
Raleigh. by means OF a bogus post oolce
money order.
His counsel. Randolph Barton. Jr..
who was retained by long distance tele-
phone age, was very glad TO get his
client 20 Jail. as West IL a nervous wreck
by reason OF being deprived OF morphine
being evidently dope fiend. His one
DAYS deprivation had changed him from
the daring self-styled priest he repre-
sented himself 10 he yesterday when he
faced Cardinal Gibbons In the archiepis-
copal residence on North Charles street
TO a trembling. stoop shouldered man.
with watery eyes and nervous fingers
that constantly twitched az he fumbled
at his smooth shaver chin.
Washington detectives were here With
warrants charging MIN with swtndling
In that city. but Justice Grammar held him
ON the charges preferred here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
LODGE MUST FIGHT OR QUIT
TOSS TO TAKE SENATORSHIP
BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

Says That u senator Does Not withdraw
lie WIN Make . statewide Campaign
on the stump and show Legislator
what the People want Them 60 DO.
BOSTON. Nov. 3o.-In statement issued
10 the newspaper tonight Gov. elect
Foss demanded that Senator Lodge
withdraw a q candidate for reelection
! and declared that in event OF his failure
to do 50 he would make a campaign
against him from one end Of the State
to the other. Mr.. Foss says in his state
ment:
In the name OF the majority OF tho
sovereign people Of the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts, demand that Henry
Cabot Lodge surrender his sent In tho
United States Senate by Withdrawing
from his contest for reelection. II he
does not know that he has boon licked
to q fraxzle.' some friend had bettor
tell him.
His election 70 tho Senate would be
. Reputation OF tho great victory OF
the people At the last election. He was
on trial a. much II not moro than Gov.
Draper. and II he had been tho candidate
my majority would have been double
what is was.
The iasuos on which the eight wasmade.
on which was elected. were honest
tariff revision downward. lower duties
ON the nccessAries OF life. free raw ma
terials. an untaxed food supply. reed
procity with Canada and moro democracy
In our form Of government
We all know where Senator Lodge
stands on these issues and where he haS
stood all these years. To reclecs him
would DO q step backward. and Massa-
ohusetts has never learned TO walk back.
\ shall never siSn his credentials
except at tho end OF q campaign which
will mako tho last ono look Like an after.
noon ten party.
He must surrender or fight He
must defend his position bsforo the people.
The people OF Massachusetts, viii not
permit him longer 70 manipulate the
Legislature. am ready. and IL he does
not retire will be on the stump in every
section OF tho State and We will find
out where the people stand.
Senator Lodge 10 not In touch with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21

the 1000 Gok.hsld boomers and clc&ncd
up NEAT fortune IN few months time
The SUs representative met Q man who
said he WA going In To install q moving
PICTURE show In Porcupine City. Tho
rush has taken on rather large propor-
tons and may become q stampede by the
time the trails are frozen. Tho mon
and tho women-And there will be Just
IA many women n men; 10 is always 30
who go in there will gradually and ulti-
mately demand and obtain every human
comfort. Those who deal in comforts
may find market for them there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
AUTOMOBILE SPED on,
TIVE Bow thrown From Nerves Friyh,
ened by ths Meter Car.


YoNx1ns. ". Y. Nov. 3o.-John
Chaloupeoky. aged II. and his brother
William. IL. Of s47 East Fifty-frst street,
Manhattan. were thrown from their
horses ON Central avenue near Yonkers
avenue hero this afternoon. The
younger boy was made unconscious by
the fan and when he was removed to
the Second precinct Il was found that
he had sustained severe injuries on the
head and legs. John escaped with minor
hurts.
Tho horses. whose backs were bare
were frightened by passing automobile
The party In the motor car. which in
Guided two women. looked back on the
boys, who wcre lying in the roadway. and
laughing. sped away. As the number
Of the automobile was not procured
the identity Of the party may never be
known.
The boys were employed by rise.
Doerr 4 Carroll. the horse dealers OF New
York. They came TO Yonkers TO exchange
two horses with a local milk dealer and
were returning with the dealers animals
when the accident occurred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
Robert Hunter Undersoes an Operation.

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. 3o.--Robert
Hunter. who made hard campaign for
the Governorship OF Connections on the
Socialist ticket. Il III at his country home,
where he underwent an operation on
Tuesday last. Mrs. Hunter said to-nigh;
that he was doing nicely and would be
out In about eighteen days. She called
IL O minor operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21

yesterday that a sale Of the Little Church
in the Old Fort" has been effected for
$500 900 and that immediate steps win
be taken TO erect a new church on a site
already owned bv the parish at Fort
Washington avenue and l1Sth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
English Great.coats

OF imported tweeds, in the color
designs for which Scotland is In.
nous. Tailored in the most ex-
pressive English style. s25 to s45.
Others, also ulstcrs, $50 to $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
8uX3seAses.

BROADWAY at Ie.h Street
s7s BROADWAY. Near Chambers Street
~ CORTLANDT ST. Near Greenwich
18TH, STREET. At Third Avenue
UNION SQUARE. l+th St. W. of B'way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
Blk
Clothes
At the
NEW BRILL STORE
Broadway and 49th St.
Mems Opera Coats

A distinctive black fancy weave
overgarment, without buttons /;
with velvet collar and cuffs; silk
lined to edge; ~ inch sweep.
The only ready-for-service coat Of
its kind. 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
Afternoon Suits

Gray cutaway, of finest quality,
In the latest approved shade and
model. 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
Holyrood Church Sold.

Il was announced at Holyrood Epis-
copal Church. Broadway and isist street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21

The Benz car. with which David Bruce-Brown
won the Grand Prix race at Savannah. creating a
new American record for a road race IN the average
all this week on the fourth floor OF the G,mbel Store
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16

There Ire E10 U11F nfIgrs 10 eer@ -
AMI s1ars wa Irs hardly 4 shine
Tasrs Irs -1a malaF girls n za=
ehsrTus
SGssasuEag On Holsters ant vine
There ara sass uIaE catered Ant
vI1zrez
Wfa ran for zhs 1-zzp-l1t Dry
FsE few vac ara sowing ant HING
ant Asez1E
80 Gvfng-RsI living 3 aga
There Irs TOO many shrrunusry lnt
sCruumsrs
8uasFi1E 1hs KEYS ant ne Strings
rasrs are tgo uI1T ei4a-sE-s ant
bsa1srs
Was ara riding n I1asma-znnEs
There ira 500 uIar aeasusrs 1at
d-gamsrs
AM ca Z tsx VIZ produce
Fag uIng Investing ia gs8tu~gg
1sssh1E
AMI few w are growing ~
Isese
There ara sga nIaF BraHtfsrs aas
VIVA wort IL wu1h 1llf - 1isr
fhgas-
There are 1sa uaaE ssurasas Iast
IUr1s1s
fsEs sums Ira ~ss1eslhst n their
gaszs.
There ara 1as many 6IwFsrs mt
IayFers
Wh8 demand 5as Nhs ela aas
sIpgRT-
md zlsF ssrVz a Subpoena 4sou 4
MIrnal
And Kgudsr mar Hat1E IL arh
fsG mI1F Ara hsnH1E 1sr sCoiIrE
Tgn few ara sngca aging saruHs
Tee usIaF int SHINING ~ .ng6sr eaIn
spinning
AMI tresis In tsisosIha. EutH
There - zsg m1uff 90 tsrasn md
ftean.
n use enough IstuIH agiI=
There ira rso mIaF frtsrg al
t]etBsfIs figures.
Az 1sG enough Z sgsrs q sgT
There Irs 1se mIaF s1Tmsrs ant
g1hmsrs
LIfs ma Dung 7srsi f,st s1Ilzs-
There Irs eco nsl1F gaperx 0Efa vgaIH
gf Hfs gapers
u rslt Ant esrgsr 3G1t ~ snsa
There are zBG ssV VIZ san aIrF s1s
Vr1aTIrrt.
Toe mlHaF lm1liiag rs Hliee
AMI ne while va Eu4Ifr WIN.
tses Ewing grow aitaar-
F1e 1IIt sG 10 fan 400 Dru,fIee.
-HsnUn1 VIaea EisoH
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
FRIENDS MILL RESENT IT

The friends O. T. l. 13Gie- men
who hare known aim for se&rs- viii
resszs Nth their Totss tAe Statement
OF , Waite Pine payer 70 The eject
that agents Of the Southern P4ctze
ars going shr0ugAoas Nevada IN
~ssraetiag the employees d thai or
per41ioa 60 soGs for o1EHs for COVER
uor- There have been many VoIi1fca
campaigns N NeV&d4- ha1 within
.taR memory Of men nothing ID ON
pare With saeh methods a ara being
used ar tbs White Pine paper have
been experienced NJ q who knows
T L. 03Gs VIII for 3 moment b
here saeA statements When saeh
lsxs1s A. tins ara sought EE = alnza 10
call q A81s. Ths Herald : not sight
Ing the BATTLES af Mr- 043fs- euz af
does aalhsns ia GseazgT I1 seems
thai TIE GOVERNOR Ely PAPER eoud
sarslV 10 politics "a 3 manner he1aer
ga8E &c : following Some WRITER'S
11T aAa-6 sneh methods VII Win
hi NsEAG1 : geou5sG By voters Who
Win aaz strand for sash coarse WORK
E18G S11 O. palH5b,s WIN make u414
6szsus Of NOTES for @3ta-SsvHII
>za-s Herald Wells Nevada
me Nevada >aa-e Herald K sus Of
ia leading Dsmseraze gasers Of saz
saals and TIE foregoing WIN szrv4 A.
N Instance TO- show eha SANDING Of
M 0,t16s 41raae ~ fellow eI-fzsas
aare4shsas the STATE. l1tsBeassu1 Of
garrg INES Mr O,ftlss sr54a.ts are
asg1oa IN Nevada 1at aaRa sgy Al.
AXIS sassst CD no ssEnf11bsn w1lz-
sEsr win have ne sfsca o. making
as1 sag as frbsnsts sas al lowers
e tseeneE mt sIz-plIE rally 60 us
support ne regree sl1l st1ta soIr-
aA5isabf Relazb,s sfaaIat have as n
tegths1 II walsz Pine county. Iat
while sbus4alg sar tt. W hasten CD
seugrauIlIss ras Herald ssr rs n1zly
Defense 90 a uI1E nas1-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16

On aAs 1-Ss page q shs News tai<
msrniss w5a ee toaad ! telegram
ssaa ~ J. 7 Haley. editor u lie sx-
seis1ser. to Senator Hsrearz argfzg
thar TIE Lad Industry Of Nevada -
protected y an adequate sArd@ De-
ea1se IL he1Bsvs,a il Vas 10 sAe e,ssa
interests Il the Peas1s e NsTa3A
Senator Nixon voted for a tariff N
lead because he believed & WIS 10 TIE
ses1 Interests q thu peos1s q tins
ssais rf4s san4 his aszc1s1ralsa
ia ACCURACY q these seasEs 10 aas
win 41ssna1 To DENY. NedawasA-
sanding sas however. Mr. Haley lbs
Lost 10 opportunity 3arlas lhs
present campaign 10 ~1s1slaee sen
45sr SEEn IN a1s columns Of zas AT
NJ %seeer2srs eager- II sas sara1Essa
terms De essl1t command for dong
INST Va1a h Asfs,a 4us urged INN
- 10 IN ms message - 1hs tariff
committee Wav sAs change u
lsarr IN sAs gars "a Mr. H1lsas wfp
ms abuse Il IL effas11 N1a us been
saaHfbsg sr'Is u shs Interests Of rs
CONSTITUENTS why sAesl1f primer
Rbss thai we're hanaea1s,1 So Bersa
5snElT 4 few ussa1fs Ig0 % .zna11e-
ct ~ szrsnn9UsE az TIE present 1us'
. sIat Mr. Haley lIHs IL ssl5srs 11l1
1hs nsn ana measures IL endorses
ssfaE VIII sta1t N 1hs same Mgila a
ssv months hence, These ara spns
1ns things zfs Vudsrs o. @hfas Pa1s
weast Mf4 10 snsw e ulsE
rrs expected to In,spa anything L.
genuine saGz appears n ne
VIII Mr. haley efsr Al
s~xBBInIzhsn 9 IL sIa ant an H. f ~
vEms
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16

MANY Waasrs Il Wa6rs Pine gouIaF
VII De- aaeruHflhs,d II TIE Bcsssns
campaign Win sis CID xa-u cua 1rvu-
usn1 sfaz t1sE should se beFI1 ta L
fsns sInt5tIl4 AMI Appended co IN
SENTIMENTAL grounds To ensu 1isi-
xs1a 5ar 11a Brsss.ns Hsri1t governor
simply because fs happens za De 4
sf1zasn gf sfhs eauIzy Republicans
sl1auht CONSIDER ans appeal Cd hs1s
graos VIM 1~sIssra1sn Ant asa a
few Bei11st g1ssEieas ae6sra NAV
surrender THAR allegiance to Brinsi-
gHs ant party ant their syu sant-
IIlsss >anIzgr 9,btd4 Is ai4 E4sua1-
can nam11ae 6sr af4 tsusr1srsli8
Inf is sn1ials.i d lns slIgparr Ct sp.rv
bsEal EsBHAlgIl aan anlE Ii @fst
Fine COUNTY bu1 IN SsVh1B-1Bssa
az Is BreHsn ina ms sppensna H 1sa-
TER qualified sB perfarm ia GIalss C
t1s gffes And ii 1fsrs as an EnfIFnU-
a. n IL stI1s wa eal slulscIn1I1s L
charge &C a1d1 character W. vi fer
1eht CIR geaes 0r1sfwasa Wer3f
ssr Odilit aI18 tar 0,utis ana Ve1a 1.r
0,5fe
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
WE GUESTS

The Ely 1strisn Is ngnssrst1 sstIE
op s1z presence ef several EsEEl etIIsf-
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