davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
sisrSperuss efat. geo gpc

s~isrppcruss Stat. Seo 9pen
.GoImenar Spb.S pmien lieger en-
aommel Borg. Seo ben beepnote en-
arbeiSer at grape. % oa ban fanot
aomIe ipanife @uISmpnter, melote
han oct til 9prigbeben, Der MI iatte
omfattenSe llograpninger igang. lin.
Der gorsen itsbte man paa en- sien'
muret ai9loer. icm peo aabpin9en
piite iig at inSeboIoe to itore ruine
Sernfiiter. Sasfpnoiee unoerisgte
'noboIoet - en- Raugoe ipanife og
portlaiffife Mputer, Sslpiaoe, foit'
bare gdier, SHpeIer og airfeisIu. Ser
err ineen 5pil ouL at man Der er itsSi
paa en- al Sisrsuere neosrapet Stat.
llSgrapringen iortiGttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

oS3o. Quest. \. Whtn a to7Onship
is sepa,ated from tie vfAage (khs viAage
has been incoyporatedl, has then tie re-
sidents gMe vfAags a right BY aD TO
yoke iii ko7vnshp maherSP
?. Can tie vfAlage residents hold
tOunskip offices such as treasurer and
torn eEsrkP
2. WHen a married man aAo cams
land in The ko7Vnshp int is SVOrkfng in
another Place, and temb0,arfynakesAhs
home there, does he sill maintain his
pOtine 1yscinct 1vkere he AN THE land?
This is III Minnesota.
Ans. I. Not if the village has, by a
majority vote Of the electors, decided
that it shall constitute a separate cleo
ton district.
2. Not if the village and the township
have thus separated for election pur-
poses.
4. Amani is to vote in the precinct where
he has his home, and he is considered to
have his home where his family lives
unless the family resides there only tenn
porarily. Accordingly, if the mans
family lives with him in town only part
of the year, and the rest of the year on
their land, or farm, his home would be
on the farm, and his vote should be cast
in the precinct where the land, OIL farm,
is located.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
R~orreiponoance.

e.srcsraof fro peripner, Tom lite cp8iper Inc
tpepr, III Reoaftipueu, beiuarts lite. ~
spsraere beDcs ahaffe fine Spsrssrlaaii q natt %
tpbeIief Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
6porleoes man tinoer no.

bple en- Efaite eIer ct ntH,inbeliat Glas
ntso DIT URN os Iao bet fida / "a Timer; ct
BunofafS bert duipoer en- abeliig EilfdHo /
Nprerne, 1rans III bbppiS urmlaoHins,
ipdriom lrrn eiler en- oump 5merfe i aip9
gen buroe uuerbepiie ei66m, at Rprerre "a
4lqreu N ffAe AZ Crhen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

es27. ep.: Spor fan ies iipbe SPIT
ritis os Yolitur?
r: sempenb Sem til en- apotbe-
FER. (get anbet Gpprssrnaal ira lam
me abpnnemt fan nj intct Soar sipe paa,
ba ri lite fpritanr, buaS ban meIicr.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

9s2s, Sp.: gr en- Spcrenstonlt mel
lem en- Spretar os en- GARNER ! y. Sat.
gplbig ubeu apntrdft?
r: Gn 2putraft bebsuer lite nsbs
pcnbiapis at bore en- ffrepen 9pns
trait, % Der er iaalebes life npset tpeten
for, at en- Sperensfumit meb gioner fan
pGre fnlot splbis us binbeube. Sgfaa
nben gibncr peb bens Subsaaelie tan en-
Sperensfpmit bore biitSenbe, 'buis Bar
terne pibrs I Orb eaer Gambling at bape
apbfieubt Sperensfpmiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

$3.50. ep.: Seq bar tueet 100 Gcres
2ano I set i~aatalbte ~brp belt" ! Wsons
tona, 6oor ieg Iieeiaa goot tirnSe taset
800 Gcres; men min SuritaaeIie bar. at
lea tinSe probe np be 100 acres pda ID
Raoueoer. gn furteIer mdn mig, at
bette life fm ffe. % at Der ubtrGpes 8
Glars "9roof" pda bette 2ano, enten
man tar 100 euer 800 Grres. Sporoan
fprbolber bette FIG?
spar: gpr 5pritaaelie at 2ppen
J"sbe enlarged Spmeiteab aet" er, at
Der frGpes fem aars gebuclie paa alt
2auS, ipm faioer | ben Der p%rtbanbleSe
&lasie. Set beber nenilts ubtrptfelts
"32o acres, or less" % at mo entry
made under this act shall be committed"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

9s3S. Sp. L.: Raar en- periou Ser o.
efterIdher iia en- Gel @enee i 8anteu,
oa man nrIser Ell at arpinserne I'll
gtfteforpnIter. 90 Senne life inoleperer
set fuIoe geIeb. bpoS er ser at eisre weS
hnm2
2. CT life en- S~tiitci0rpaItsr pIistia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

9s35. Sp.: Seq Ieier en- SrGfemas
fine meS Ranbifab til at ubfsre Srrits
niugeu for mig. Sun eanr en- al SrGs
iterne ben % iGtter Glib paa euoeI Sprn
rbe / aecrcn. Snem er ariodrIis for
Staoeu, @arbeu ieIO euer Sosieu?
spar: Scriom Munben bauSleSs
eiter SrSre fra Susien, fan aniuar sis
res sjGlSenbe mOS Senue; | moSiat Sab
faar Mlanben ieIu tasc guiunret. Get
bilSe life bore rimclis, at en- auutruftgr
eaer arbeibssiper ituloe eisres anipar:
Iis for f~abesiprenoe SanSIinser, ium
bans S0lf besaar fuloftrnbis pua eseu
SaanS. ffisut Der ielpislscits tan bore
Smftenbisbeoer for Sauuocu, ipm fan
iupplpere en- Sputraftpr unber itse Spr'
bplb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

1887. Sp. San en- "8onobuIs" tpius
&c en- gadno til at arbeiSe "YoItdr~
uaar ban er uiuie til at betoIe for en-
sler TO Cages arbeiSe iitsoet?
spar: Gan bar Set iii at bcials,
hpis ban foretrGtfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

1886. Sp.: Seq biISe sierre fdd Be
FEB. ON Der err uoaeu Stole Der / Saus
Oct, bpor man fan lore bet finite Sprpg,
1bao llu~Serpisnineen toiter 0. |, b.
Suar: 81 tan inseu Splpsniuser
siue berout, men mnliaens npsen Of gla.
bets 9Giere fan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

9S3t. Sp.; Seq "eonteiteb" ct Somes
iteaS I 1909, % Der bar ct Gus paa bet.
9an M BEN gadub, iom a Der fSr, ta8e
Quiet o9 flptte bet Serfra. eIer urau ieg
betaIe for at faa beboIoe bet2
Spar: San bar 8et til at Hptte $u'
Yet burt, eaer ban fan ielse bet til Sern,
put De nil fjsbe bet, bpis "Gpntefteu"
faloer uo til SereS Omit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

1884. Sp.: Gr man plietis til at be-
tale for geiarbeiSe eaer arbeioe pda en-
Country 8oao, raar mai lite er ancris
tanf Berger? (Sotpa.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
ShIpbhrrin Der alten, bic 0urdnce

Shlpbkrrin Der dlten, bic 0urance
beberrfhenben Burg gaumont gepe'ell
iein Iou. Dieie Weinuns berridte ipes
nigItens 100 Sabre nat Dem Sooe oes
Sihters, mo man ipobl nod elne 9es
nuue Genntnib BON allen Gtn3elhelten
bieIes beriibnten Observation-Disclosures
bate. SIumint bat bic Iuf3elhnuns
aen etnes Goslmannes bonn yteapler
Spfe, Trdncescp 9aleota, zines 9lll@
benoen Observation-Disclosures, entoedt,
Der ben beilisen 5ranSistus BON Yaus
la auf Ieinsr ReiIe gu benz toottrarten
aDnia 2ubpig l. BON 5r1nfreth be-
oleitete. 9oleptu benuBte oteie Jdbrt,
un su al ben beriibmten Stdtten gu
piIoern, Die 9etrarca perberrltht bate
uno bic bamals in Der literarrhen
Delt cine 8srebrung eenofen mte ets
ma heute SeIenbeim. Wan set9te tbm
in 9lpignon cine Mtarmoritatue 2aus
ras, rberrli1 gemeibelt unb 10 ihDn.
nie nenn tie nod lebte", man 5el9ts
ibm in Der Stride Der hetligen Clara
bic StsIe, no Der Di6ter Die Dame
Ietnes 6ersens 5uer't erbIitt. Gr
trGumte I'm Dem NeIt uno an ben
SIuBufern", no Petrdrca geltebt, nno
er truroe ietbIt baourh gum Sihten
nerI6ie0ener Sonette anqsre9t. Gtnes
bieIer Sonette trGqt nun Die ueber@
'hrift y2lls ih Bel Gaumpnt porbels
fam, mo W(ubonna 2aura bas Gtdt
Der WeIt erbIidte". 8ds ShlpB Gauz
mont, umrQbmt pon ben i6Dnen gers
gen unb eingebettet 5tpi1den Die Wiez
fen, Die friitsn WdlDer unb um9riinz
ten ;FliiIIe, BON benen bic Sonette err
8dblen. oebDrte hamdl8 Der mdhtigen
uno 3ablrejten Samilie Der Subran.
Gs tparen rQu6e uno QepalttbdtIge
Sitter, bieie 6erren BON Sabran, Die
bQmals auf Gaumont herrfdten. pat
rart rettete nit Wtiibe einen Mann Dor
ibnen, Den elmer BON linen nm elmer
aleini9teit tpilIen aufbdngen polIts.
2us 8efdbrten Garls BON 2lnjou poe
rem Die SQbrun ndn Reapel qetommen
un0 hotten en9e ge3iebungen gu cStos
lien: unter bieIen nilben RittsrQeitaIs
ten Qber bIiibte bic Ih0ne 2aura, lpi(
petrarcu ieIbit QeIost bat, naIs eint
metBe RoIe mitten 3pii6en barter
! Sprner".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

Wer mar PetrdrcasQ g 8 q u
"a. 3as 3entralproblem Der 2iterdz
tur iiber petrarcas Geliebte mar bis
Der ftets Die 5rage mad ibrem g1amen,
mad ibrsr 6ertunft. Die it0ne 5rau,
oeren Rei8e 81 beiingen Qetrarca nim=
mer miibe fpuroe, ieitDem er an bem
oenttpiiroigen 6. Qpril 1927 fie 3ueris
in Der &trhe Der beiligen Clara 3u
QpignDn erblidte, fonnte tein abitratz
tes eSoeaI getpeisn ietn. Sic mar cine
grobe Dame. oerengrideinuns, tpsnnz
gIeid Der 8ihter BON ibrem Qeben
nidts er3dblt, bod bic pollen 3iige Der
Wirtlihteit trdgt. W}an bate iih in
Der Uiifenfhaft dardbli6 bahin ge=
einigt, in Yetrarcas 2aura Die So4ter
bes Quoibert be Nobes 5u ieben, bic
nit 6ugo b Saoe permdblt mar unb
ibm II ainber identte. Sin Ra6z
tpmme Der be Sdbe fuhte bas audi aus
ben 8otumenten feines Jamilisnarz
hips gu bepeiien. Qber Die often
iiber btefen 5aa paren nod niht ges
ihlofien, unD nun ipeiit Elm italientz
fder @slebrter auf cine gan8 anbere
2aura ais Die 6elpin Der Sonate
petrurcas bin. SIN uG,iornale Stoz
rico bella 2etteratura Staliana" per-
DffertIidt 5. 5lamint Die Refultate
LANCER unp einsebenber Jorihunsen,
ipona6 petrareas geliebte Gauro be
Gabran se1sibsu tSben una bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
A. SCHUMACHER & co.
Outer sRath.

Sntel: .9or, Gnil, bur9 8sinen
leihtiinniesn 2ebenspanoel baIt 9u
mir fhon mdnde fhlafloie Naht be-
reitet, tannft 0u benn gar nidts bas
gegen tbun?"
Neffe (pelher WeDi5in ftuoirt): g
ia, id perDe Dir ein G4laimittel Dsr'
fGrsibtn.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
NppetitIid.

Gin fleines NauernmdDhen bringt
ihrem Qebrer Gin fd,0nes Siiid Butter
in G<italt elmer Msintraube. uno Der
Qebrer frcgt erfrslt: .Momit madlt
benn Deint Wlutier bisle bubihen
Mrobtstsn2S Die alein< antnortsis
berf&dmt: init unterem aon.ms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Sefanntmnd,ung.
spriua 8roue Srischof,

Gie ,Jabres0crt anm!uH1 Der Se'jper bon &c
gyl1HEglQrCH fInoei Qm mtpuiag. heU ,. Gtto
ber 1910. I'M ubC gtadmjttags, IN Der EF'rtt
hes ,iIieobUig5 gsg. 215 Gft 5leTr
Etrlbe itaif nm Die TdbreebeCItie eHi
gC0cH uuebrcU uUb oyei EtyeitoIeu fur ott
Ud.hitcU bret Tlbre 81 crrua1leH. Stiumtailei
nftcr bis 3 ubr Rqtmitiags
"a 22.2 } ep &. GpeQr Eetgeiar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

gclebtcy Gobn 0cu aueu'l g. unh 8eriba @oi.
man Geb Royo, i'm sitter bon ~ 1Gbrtn, 2
WDre,cu urb rs Iaqea Tts Reeroiguup fin.
bet fi0n am Samliag ben "a. Eepiem5er. uul
ga ubr HcHmiffags tom EClaerbdu'e go.
a4l- W2rTleltt abeEae, Spoe &ari. aus. @eis
ietilnq ug' oem Teutiaen prot. lJrieobo'e 81
G&rlnui 0rl5. &3,24'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
gatharina DObrfr,


0cU. 70 u,
i'm ihra:u G6 Qebensiatre Zie geerbiauna 'tr'
bet ilar benz Lyauerbau'f ats Wtonireic uHo
gSiutalfinu @uare GiGuuu, beuic, SaU'lig.
nm ubr 9tofmitioas lrSrauf Um pa ubr
m ner EvriuG gyonC ,STtcohCi sapeLf ctu LICu'
erartiesoleHi; Gbeebuiieu ptrb. ,reuuoe itHo
eiRacluocu. Die irauerubcr St7tectlIebeneU:
II eetuVt6 Eobrer. eatie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
gornebmt gtslsitunG

DIR yolisift Stipdbe!n mar iuchl
|unssbeuer itols. odb sr bic Gbre battle.
einsn 10 pornebmen 4erl. ME ben
flii1tigen Bantbirttior 3u perb1tttn2@
.gln. ben h1tten Gie ie6en lcnsn;
auf b<m Msss gum GerimtseefGnsniB
bat e. inn olle ieine Heiannten DorSts
| fjellt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Der tIeine q piatitsr.

r9abn, Gu lpUroeit ridt fortndhz
reno binfauen, rpenn 9u niht INNER
Die Naie in Der Quit bdtteft."
SD faQe nitt, Wama, ld lQnoe....
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Cefin atom.

Sin S6rtftftener 1T elm Wtenit,
Der ieiren aopf Ieeren muB, I'm ieinsn
Wagen fiilen gu tDnnen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

4uf umpsgen 3um 3ieL
Ridtsr (3u 5rduIein GuIaIia):
yDie aft Iino Sie?"
sd 3dbIe Oreiuno3mon3ig
Sabre"
- LIMB piepieIe 3dbIen Sie nidt?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Zen trantrupem Stuterbltsbensn.

Sd. at frGb 'dlun Oie'c Gtunbe.
GiC Ztt Gus uHicrcr GRItte ndhul
God .roiteup tpnt aus uH'erem UlaHoe
2,qs Ecif fhui bns ~ Dohlqetbau,"
-ic5 4EDCt riLi uuier hnrnes SlecH,
SD. Yubc iaH'i auf 28isoericb'u! 2A2-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

1tarh GIN Eorncritac. ben 90 sepier,5e'
1910, I'M / ubr ~ 4Etn. GahmIitaas, u1teT'
trniofi QelGebic c3Ciiin, S6sptftcr uHo Ian!e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic beriihmte hs-
Wa6rlag(rin OifIes 3eilaQms.

e6on tn Der dEtefter 2eit nob es eeipiffe
Serfonen. bic ourt bic S6osfrne b5ber bepats
pareu. uno es Iieai iein SneifeI Dor. ods
dut beut3utd9e roh 9erfoHen erifttren. bic
ourth etHe unbeiuTrHte sraft I'm ciaube ftHo.
gieies 5u :bur uHo noraus sufugpr frns fir
AHoere erftaunIt lit uno bIeibt- SIR GoItes
bof bic Ratnr oieie Game befonoers bealHfttpi
be1n fte bat tbr bic feItene Sabe nerIiebeu bns
9ehen tbrer gPitmeufcten trie eth aufeefdIaae.
mes BUD gen1u gu Iefen. Seraebt nici. but
Ne tn ibrer eae1eH AeItoeHs an Seefiu Inerue
nntnt. gebmt bic gaft Gnb Car 6ftIih bic
eeetin goeHue. baur pebt biefeIbe hnoh bts
Str bic fd6ne &eiioens BON Srau g. gneaer
errei5t Gns Saus III sur Iuten 5anb rns
dm Saune III Der Game:
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friber Trnu gedl.oIs
9eeftu auerne, ainipnoe. Cincinnati, rsis.
eriefitbe aHt0prteH s1.oo uHh earii6er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
Grinrih Gptmelfr,

acbarta all S}e6oein. Srcis gGb6efe in gac'i'
taieu i'm Ilter bon 80 eSdttcn, 10 1so'
rGicn uub % IGggu. 2as SedeH5e
nnnauit 'iHoe. 'toii an Wioriag, ben 26 sep
tcui5er GucbTttlaGs ] Hin bon bet g&otiuinG
fe.ues Rruocre ,yreh. cpCipelCr on grau Roab
aus. uHb mir0 um $3.50 ubr tn oet Zeutl r.
Gpune Groi airthc IN GuTmtnsolue ees
IraucrQotieebleHfi ahpehdirn iuerben. 81 Rfi'
Chem &errnnbtC TreuuoP uuo setalHte freuno'
udyit eingelGheu 'lHS bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

Giar6 rl6 luugidbrgem 2eben am p. Ser
fer5er 1910 eirpa 30 llhr i'm Ttafonttien
&ofgttng. nn'cr tHniBit eclte5ter Go9n uHi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
l5trtram l1olhman,

O. ilar6 am IounGiiaa ben %. St9.G
! ntM mon lnnnPrfm Neihrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

- Tteie 1ump3rr haben nnr esue QsfAfss
QieHe, bic Smette Hngits beset6nst To.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
CRANES
 MISSION TO WEST
Chicago Tribune Says Purpose Was to Get Information For Taft Regarding LOrimer's PO- litical Status
Especial from United Press.)

tSp6Cldl OnlC0Q 1TeS6.1
 Chicago, Aug. 4-Senator Cranes mission to the west was for no other purpose than to ascertain, for the in- formation of President Taft, the ex- act personal and political status of Senator William Lorimer, according to statement made here today by the Chicago Tribune. The Tribune recently exposed the alleged Demo- cratic vote-buying whereby the Re- publican Senator was given his seat. According to the Tribune, Senator Crane talked with 40 or 50 Chicago businessmen, bankers, financiers and others regarding Lorimer and the bribery charges which the Senatorial Investigating committee will begin to unravel here September II. The pa per says it has information from an unimpeachable source that Senator Crane carried back to Beverly, when he left last night, a distinctly unfa- vorable report of Lorimer.
 Incidentally Crane inquired of Taft's chances in this territory in 1912. and was vitally interested to learn the effect upon public senti- ment of the return of Roosevelt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
REV. MORGAN MILLAR 0LIVET'S PASTOR WEDS
 TALENTED TEACHER

Rev. Morgan Millar, the eloquent and beloved pastor of Olfvet Congre- gational church, which, incident ally is the church with which Mayor Buck ingham is affiliated, is no longer a bachelor. He was marred, yesterday afternoon, at the home of the bride, to Miss Harriett A. Hogg, 764 Madi- son avenue. Only immediate rela- tives were present. Rev. and Mrs. Millar will spend a few weeks at As bury Park, and will then be at home at the Olivet parsonage. The bride is a teacher and a lady of unusual talent, who has been most successful in her vocation. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Stanley Povey, a life long friend of MT. Millar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
HURT IN AEROPLANE
 CRASH BOWMAN MAY DIE.
Special from United Press. l,

Newburyport. Mass, Aug. 4In- jured internally and so badly crush ed that he may die, ". H. Bowman, of Boston, today is in critical con- dition here following a plunge to earth of the Burgess aeroplane Fly ing Fish from 70 foot elevation Bowman's flight was the first the un- lucky plane has made since it fell with Lieutenant A. l.. Pfitzner who subsequently, committed suicide.
 Bowman, who had never scared in an aeroplane before, took the ma chine out of the aerodrome and at once shot up 60 feet. There a gust of wind caught it and plunged it downward. Its right wing, hitting first, crumpled up, the main beam ploughing three feet into the earth and Bowman was hidden under a. mass of wreckage.
 The crowd dragged him ,out of a. tangle of wires and wings. He was dazed. From his face and body blood poured from a score of cuts. His right shoulder was bruised and a jagged cut over one eye blinded him with blood.
 He was carried to the aerodrome and doctor called to attend to his hurts. The machine will take weeks to repair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
OF DIR. GRIFFIN TO DEW
 STILL UNSETTLED

London, Aug. 4-Despite the reiter- ation today by Scotland Yard that Dr. H. H Crippen, under arrest in Quebec on a charge of wife murder, has not confessed to Inspector Dew and a pos itive statement by Arthur Newton, counsel for Crippen to the same effect, the question as to whether he confessed is still unsettled.
 Lawyer Newton's denial of a confes- sion is significant ''So far as I see, ' Newton said, mo evidence exists that any murder has been committed. l at least am not at all discouraged"
 This statement tends to bear out a long story in today's Chronicle, from it's Quebec correspondent in which the latter declares positively Crippen has told Dew that he killed his wife but that it was not a case of murder. The inference is plain that Crfppen's wife died from the effects of an illegal oper- ation by her dentist husband. It is believed that Lawyer Newton has re- ceived a similar statement from his client, which is the basis for his de- claration that there is no evidence of a murder.
 It developed today, according to in- that the recent stories that Scotland Yard has obtained satisfactory proof of the identity of the body supposed to be Mrs. Crippen. are without found aLlOn. Incy were spread Tn the nope that they might cause Dr. Crippen to break down. There is authority for the statement that the body is not nearer Identification than on the day it was found under the cellar floor in Crippen's home in Hill drop Crescent.
 The United Press was informed to- day that no additional evidence has been found since the discovery of the body. The status in the case is such that legal experts generally incline to the belief that unless Crippen confess es it will be a difficult matter to prove his guilt.
 Detective Sergeant Mitchell and Ma irons Foster and Stone of the Hollo- way Jail left today for Liverpool where they will take the steamer Lake Mani toba for Quebec to assist Inspector Dew in bringing back Crippen and Miss Leneve, his companion. Mitchell is armed with the depositions of num- Der of witnesses and other documents that are believed to be ample to secure the prisoners surrender from the Ca- nadian authorities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ethel Hegeman, of the Nor mai Training School class of 1910, is visiting with friends in South Nor walk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-04
INSURGENTS WAVE GROWS WORSE FOR
 KANSAS REGULARS
Special from United Press,


 Topeka, Aug. 4-The wave of in surgency, which swept Kansas at the Republican primary elections Tues hopes of Speaker Cannon and the regulars than shown by the early re- turns. So heated was the contest and so heavy the vote that today complete returns have not been re- ceived even on GubernatoriaI and Congressional candidates.
 However, complete returns from three-fourthS of the counties have in creased Governor StubbS' majority to 7,50O votes with indications that it will go to 10000. Wagstaff carried only four counties.
 Likewise, the majorities by which four progressives to Congress were nominated increased with the receipt Of returns from rural districts while the majority for Anthony, stand-pat- ter, in the first, has been cut down and the progressives claim that an official count will be necessary to de- termine the winner.
 The result of the Congressional nominations and the majorities com piled from the latest returns follows:
 First district-D. R. Anthony. A. c. Mitchell, progressive. 1900. stand-patter, 2,OOO. Fourth district Fred S. Jackson, progressive, 4,000. Fifth district-R. R. Rees. progress sive, 2,500. Sixth district-I. D. Young, progressive, 1000. Seventh district-E. H. Madison. progressive, no opposition. Eighth district Victor Murdock, progressive, no op- position.
 Candidates for Railroad Commis- sioner, Treasurer and Supreme Court Justices are up in the air., each nomination being claimed by three men.
 That George H. Hodges was nomi- mated for Governor by the Democrats is known, but the Congressional slate is still in doubt in the three districts where there were contests.