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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
TALK OF The TOWN

cred Devil7 50 cigar Lander's store.
Special prices on figured lawns AZ
Fits
New line 81 muslin underwear at
lFitts.
Read tic Paris shirtwaist adv on
lpage 3
Lot 81 5oe wash silks for 25c yard, AZ
Kaugmns'
Abbott has Just received another line
of those MILDLY waists.
Mrs. Arthur Mack 81 East Montpelier
was 10 the city yesterday
chldrens wash suits from Soc To
$500 from the Frank MeWhorter 60
Miss Nellie Elliott, vaudeville premier
Scotch comedienne at the Pavilion 70.
might
ST. Johns court No. 522, G. @. Fa
will hold is regular meeting tonight in
f. Of g. hall
Mrs. Mary 4. Starr Of South Ryegate
has been spending a few days 10 this
lefty. Montpelier and Roxbuy.
Mrs. G. Bau left for Boston to-day
for visit with her daughter, Miss Ber-
TIA, who 4 studying music there.
Harry W. Craven d 81. Miohaels col
lege. Winooski park has returned nome
70 spend his vacation with biz parents.
Mr. and Mrs. \. y Craven.
If YOU want absolutely the finest Zee
cream that Z s possible to make step
il st the United Fruit Store Tonight
and order q plate. Il Is differently bet.
Ten than most other kinds.
The cemetery commissioners have just
completed what is supposed 10 be the
largest foundation for monument ID
Barre, for Mrs T. ]. Bolster This
foundation Is ID Elmwood cemetery and
measures 70 BY 60 BY 9 r. deep
q can manage my husband says
Mrs Halliday ii All Tangled up and
the woman who cannot has no right 10
marry Women 81 this city, show you
ability a. managing by bringing your
husbands 70 the hospital benefit play.
wilson p Knlmebeek. candidate Of
The Socialist party for governor q New
Jersey. arrived b town this afternoon
aud viii qivc an address Saturday night
RE- win b assisted b John spargo
and by Miss Mary Sanford 81 Benning
ton.
Wednesday and Thursday arrivals 40
ire City hotel follow % H Delaney,
0gdenshurg, N. H.; g. n Howard, Bos-
ton; Chas MeGinn, Ill l. Hemingway
D. Bedard, Providence. r II n T.
sebeiwer. Boston; I. F. Hatch. George
smalley, Burlington; r. w. Stevens.
Rutland r. schweizer, Cleveland 03
Dir and Mrs g s Speare West Cor
NTH. N. HI W NJ Thayer, Bath, n
III; S. L. Ames, Boston J FL Rogers. T.
P. Hemmerstein, Nen York City.
Wednesday mrlyals at hotel 0tis fol.
low p Mefrimau, Portland Ne VI.
BurleiRh, Triton, ~ II MI. and Mrs
e. I. Martin, Plainfeld II J Clark
NorthHeidi =. a. Spaulding. Bostonl F.
A. smith New York City3 w 3 Good
enow. 3. r. Perkins, Il K Battles, Bus-
ton; g. II. Jones, Qt6nev, Mass; 4.
Thomas, Brittoli "A r Maeee. Boston
Henry Armstrong, Bennineton J. -
Rarke West Rutland N Malmmeu, ID
"A. Bruten. S b Hufmire, West But
hudi Robert Honeyford Hardwieki Il
"A. Kendall. Concord n. H.; 3 VI.
spanidinp Newpofti J 81 Lyons Wa
tdrbury; ~ II Spencer. Peterborough
Gnts S. p Cunningham y j Beaton
Palmer. Mass y W. Burton, Sheldon
functions + IL Hall, Richmond,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
VOC III Ia BE CLAssTFIEp

TENEMENT To RENT = A GOOD tenemant
very pleasant. az 81 Highland avenue. s5ti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23

Of the thnnest garment you get We have been pre-
pairing for just such weather while it has been raining and
now have good, full line Of all the Summer Suits Dresses
and Goats II you are looking for Wool Suit you will
find some extra Values these marked down clean
up. In this stock you will find number Of odd Suits
hat are special values and Of the best and newest cloths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
EAST BARRE.

Don't forget the l0e sale at MoAlHster
Bros store, Saturday, June 25
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-23
HE DayIight Store
Make You Tired /?
Elegant $40 Suits for S4.SS

IT you nave grown Wcay OF Icdug TIC cAaBBcIatu sLalc-
ments Of clothing dealers who are continually Offering TO
give you Something for nothing TO This Store
for relief The people you meet here will show what
sort Of this is. They your type Careful men,
who know value and always get their moneys worth.
Mems Suits at ST. So $40, SI2 70 SIS, choice garments
every one ofhem. Mems Overcoats and Rancoa at SOY
Sl2 SIS to SIS Better clothes cannot be made Wei
warrant all clothes pledge full satisfaction and always
avoid all exaggerated and misleading forms of Advertising
The Frank McyVhOrter Company
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
Tdepaoas all
Block, 10 I'd
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
THE HOME CIRCLE.
DAYBRE AK SONG.

When star and shadow dwindle
And fade at last away,
While rosy fingers kindle
The golden fires OF day.
Deep in the purple valley
The dreamers in their trees
Awake to sing and rally
The faint and timid breeze.
Frank Dempstt
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

One after one they waken
And send their words along
Until the hills are shaken
An avalanche OF Song.
Then skies and earth thereuna.~
And we therein who dwell
Yield TO the Joy and wonder
OF mornings lyric spell.
Sherman In Youths Companion
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16


German and American Methods.
Last summer while x,s,,,,.
schools OF cookery In Europe ehane.
ed TO find several of these mchoola :,
the height OF tho canning sca.on
mere saw cold. raw fruits and
vegetables carefully packed In cans
aiIed with cold water. the rubber
Ting and cover adjusted. irst loosely.
'ater. after application OF heat. IA.
cureiy. the cans placed In a y....,
81 cold water which was brought to
specified temperature where IL re-
NAMED Tor a specified time. when
ne cans were removed. ready for
winter use. A proccas that formerly
involved standing over heated
'tose Tor hours. numerous spoons.
'ans. kettles. cloths. was here car.
led on With no outlay OF time and
practical elimination of utensils.
imply the glass cans. n thcrmoms-
or and the apparatus which contain
"a the water. The whole process OF
fertilization was thus accomplished
thoroughly. and by a aimplc. casy
process.
We are Indebted TO our Ger.
man neighbors for tho pioneer
work In this field. Tho United States
Department OF Agriculture haa ls-
sued a bulletin which gives details
OF this process aud shows how 4,
may be done with home apparatus
Mr.. 3. u. Shaw. OF the North Caro-
Una Department OF Agriculture. has
simplihed the method stiil further
ana has In thiH Issue clear, doa-
Mite rnlea by which home canning OF
fruits and vegetable may be succcu-
'aIiy accomplished without n PEN
sy,s outlay for equipment.
The German method OF canning
involves the use OF special apparatus
ana sufficient steam pressure TO kin
all The living forms that are preaont
IN The jar and upon tho food. In
inc ordinary kitchen equipment
steam pressure Is practically impos-
sible. hence another method OF ater-
iiizauon has been devised by which
.he bacteria. moids and other plant
NE arc Killed. This process 10
known as "diseontinuouH sterlllxa-
tion' Most germs arc destroyed at
a boiling temperature and but for a
unique plan by which they are repro
auced' the method OF sterilization
would be simple. For the prssorya-
tioh OF life. bacteria. under adverse
conditiohs-lack OF moisture. food
supply or unfavorable temperature.
are able TO encase themselves In
hard outer covering which Is pc
cniiarly resistant TO heat. cold.
drouth or absence OF food. This Is
known az the "spore" stage OF the
germ and In this state they may re-
main inactive for an indefinite time
me hrst days cooking. AZ suggested
In Mr. Shaw's article, ts SUFFICIENT to
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16


lAO know why food "spoils. ="
what principles are involved In the
important household art. the prescr-
walton OF certain foods for future
use. The discussion OF molds.
mildews. yeasts and bacteria as
agencies to be taken into account
In the spelling" OF foods. has been
treated In an earlier number. THE
Handling and Storage OF Food"
Home Circle. March i2th. The
present-day housekeeper owes much
OF the variety in her food supply To
the preservation OF her food from
the attack OF small living things.
the molds. yeasts. mildess. bacteria
Old Ways and New.
Fifty years ago housewives driet
their fruits and vegetables 70.
winter use. The exposure of foo
TO sun and air In the drying proccai
is one method OF observation-disclosures
is, the killing OF these minute formi
of life by the drying process The
farmer housewife discovered that Il
the dried food remained dry T.
kept" well. but II for any reason Il
became moist IL hmm ediately spoiled.
all because. quito unknown to her.
moisture Is required for growth of
these life forms. Salt. sugar. alco-
hol. vinegar. wood smoke have long
been known and employed In pre-
serving foods. The application OF
heat as a preservative. that In. the
killing OF germs or sterilization
by heat Is Of later origin and 10 the
underlying principle OF canning
fruit and vegetables. The process of
canning and preserving is n procens
that must be carried on during the
months OF production OF the food
supply. offers TO the housewife n
picture OF an overheated kitchen
and hours OF exhaustive labor in the
accomplishment Combined with tho
Intense labor and the hit or miss re-
suits In the process. IL Is small won
der that this part OF the food supply
is too frequently a purchased product
by the farm housewives. Again the
scientific laboratory has come TO our
relief, and to-day all OF our traits
and vegetables may be canned at
home with scarcely any extra labor.
Many OF our well-to-do farm homes
are equipped with canning outfits.
which is worthy OF commentator:
but to the housewife whose finances
are too limited for the necessary
outlay. with the utensils she has AT
her disposal. without any apprecia-
BILE labor. she may provide "A large
variety OF table delicasies for the
unproductive months OF the year.
The old method OF heating or "ster-
lizing" the can. cooking the food to
Gil the germs. the packing and seal
ng process with all the attendant
hangers from dust particles which
aid In transferring the germs from
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
THE SCIENTIFIC SIDE OF CANNING.

Why Foods Spoil and of Preserve
Them-What sterilization" Means the Ways az
Doing
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

place to place. has given war n .
wonderfully simple process.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

German and American Method.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
Mrs. r. L. Stevens.

ut is ONLY within recent
III years that We have come TO |
~ know why food "snoila - |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04
Burger gcriammInns.

Nm n1d6telt Mittpo6, IbenOS
llbr, miro in Der Gitp Sail Ell.
he 8~iirgerperlmnlung itottftn0ct
Inn Die IlIiidrt oes Serrt 5illler,
iiber oie 8aiiermcrfroge 81 b0ren,
Serr 6liIler lit Der Sngearierr uel-
der oal Yla1 fir 8~aiierrperfe lrrbo
Semar aiisorbeitctc ouf Incident bin
oie a|bitimmung fir ole Sonoalls.
gabe BON $50, 600 ottt 10. 5. Mts.
Itattfinoet. Nile Burger iollten iid)
ehtiiitSelt Inn oer grfldrlnreen bes
Serrn Sitller 5u5itboren lno EN-
beiierer geritartOnib fir Die Sod
lase 5u firtoen.
sLm lesten Sreitag aIs Ole
Gbelcite @ottlob S6ites anf ibrem
Sllbrtperf bel mterer 0ruderei emit.
lang flibren, Wurbe ibr 8eipamt
beim InbIif zines norbeifabren6en
aittomobils ideil, liuo mari Dem 8a-
gen INN, beibe Sniailcn aitf Die
.StroBc Derfeno, lestere gliidlider.
meiie iid) beim Sallen feline Ser.
Ieslt@en 5u5iebeno. Serr Sdlitct
belt icoo6 on Der 2eine felt INN
Die ibelpeporberpeil Sbiere sum
Stillitultb sii bringer, iirb nnraa
cine f,irse Strede aeihleppt, ipobei
CT ii9 Sdiirfunsett ont Der Sonb
lnto 9eit sitsos, mlb er es seratben
fafS bonn @eipalm i~eiIsein Salif 5l
|laiieI tporoif oieielben ai,h bald
isnm Stiaitanb fanien Der @a9er
! ntrbe 5ertriimmert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04

-Sertc lit B%ertiionstng fir Ole
geteronen mtn Soloatempitttuert.
am nafiten 9ieuitag lit 6ait'
tndt.
-ebiipn iagt IN 5 Sabrcn miro
ole 8olt ourdJ 2tftidifie befOrocrt.
SER Sort Bige weldler 8
8aoe bier mar reiitc 9ietitag tpte.
Ser undJ Icirrm Seim lit SanhaIia.
Sic 1cbIrr Der aberdeen mel
dye inns aeidGftlid) 1uiteritiitcn lpie-
gen midt idpuer.
-artbnr Meper ma6 Senrp 2allg
bon Berger marelu @oltag geldtdTt'
lid bier,
-R,po. Getting, bon Sotsoart,
mar 0tittiuo6 in i%Rrierer Staot IN
@eidaften.
<Satrp S6ulte intb iein Sobi1
Sronf, bon Bah, ~erirelrten inns oitl
Ietten Sreitng nit ibrem geiitd.
6ruu GliSobetb Hiei bot IL
Gotten OIL ser oft -. Strabe fiir
$3.50 an @ottfrieo SpedbdlS putl
@crger perafuft.
g8ir babcn iest bis I'M c
llbr abcnbs GoaeSbellc, MIR mill es
oes @orgens nid)t bei 3citcn bel
perOen.
2oris &rtes, BON Stoffori
Golurtp, Ga,tias, Iult8tc om Conn
tag bier an sum 9eiub ieirer Ser
maftotcn III Stolpc.
SSo6n &uffrcr Sr. innt6 Sob
$. Huifrer, bon @ap, tunren min
fonllnete 8eiitder bel inns am let
ten 6%reitag,
Sobe Ireiic fir 9abrrnMSnit
tel I'M 8eiten ulro bo9e &reiie iii
@miniiuolle i'm 5iiOelt, getetr oei
Stabtbe1pobner mas gum Noh0cnfe
iuelnt er lid sur Riibe begiebt,
Der urge Mann weldber uilbC
Sofer i1et, broudIt BEN Somen MID
crit dif ici1e G~eimfdbiqfeit lltcr
iuden al ~loilert. Gr aeOcibt OH
meiteres 3ltbun portrefflid.
gnbrcp lrrb 6reo s. gfotel
boller limo iebt Die gigentbiimer c
rer @dderei IN @allep Borf. Sri
%gerraiuttell lit ein praftiihcr Bud,
Der ieir @cidaft M Sernta,ut E
Gernte.
Go. 6lafe pelder BEL iein,
@lterh in 2ittle Berger 81 8eiu
III. %itattete lcbte @o6e ieitet Sr
Der @m Slate, 2ebrer ml Case
naoe, eincs 9efitd) ob, nu6 miro
8dloe lpd Omaha. 9aebr., aurii
febreit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04

Der Stonet lit lfon nidt mebr
init Dem nadten glltge iidJtnar.
-Mar anieIde bon Stolpe mar
8ieuitag @eidditIi6 bier.
-Srali WiotbilOa Sdnell 6egob
ii9 Nontag mf @asconaoe.
Sermarn Sitnon bot feline
5arm auf Der &io9e fir $1,000 on
IIDitt MltpOmiller p%erfnuft.
--Senrp gneter, BON Cooper
Sill. mar borgeitern bier. gr bate
allf Dem Gpurtbaiie SIT tb1tn.
--9tng. &oblfiu9 bat iein 8obn.
ballS olrrd) altsboil rno 8lefOad)
perbeiiert ,ulb beridJ6nert.
-@drtet ttdt init Dem Nde0er'
Ieger eurer Gorge bis ibr IN Den
SimmeI fom1nt, tbtlt eS iebt.
-8os niitt eS &nrtoffel 81 eiier
iun Ole 8leiidpreiIe 5u reoit5iren
ucnn ooorrd 6ic 6artoffelpreiit
itetgen?
-Mlartin Slider reiite 8ienStal
mtc6cr nad &orb 9ofota, no e
&egicrunDsIaltO 8efatft urtb beipirti
Idnftet.
Ole beiten Initreider, gauulrtel
nebmcr Ii. ar6iteften bicies Snlthe
braild)eu ttur Mpituo @itp uSorl
5bpentnrfe" fir &dilieronitridy
Gbriit. gberlin & Sor
OMIT. Wiiiniaml mo Sacc
@rpi, BON 9erger, lporelt Ntonto
bier. @err 8iihnattn, bisbcr 8iri
bat Serru Grni'S 6orm gefanit I'M
mill es iest nit Der 2oiowirtbid)a
periu6er.
llntcr Der Siibrrntg BON q
Der uaih Gglep rciiten ON 0ien'to
, oieier @ohe fplqeuGe 9emobrer D,
9erger Gtlah llmgeacno nad, &c
MS irn tad 2anaereieit SIT iebr
@cnte, @atenepcr, Garl, Sim
II Mieltd mo @oIimarm.
!. -Gas &cgierungsbopt gtlant
/. meld)es ppnt @usconooe Ser MiIioi
Slilb bitpouifnbr nm Die bel e
Zoe itdl beiinNliGen 9orfen IN ,,
&egierrtrgSbafen bel @ascortaoc
2ootien, mlrSe bel Wiiiloilri 9th
!. itorf BON SreibeiS bci6abigt, .,
eS ianf.
Sn Columbia gab ont Dier
tag rWaiiiouri Gbief Soiepbi1es, q
nj preisacfrontc Sub. G~i9entb,m :
# Standardization 2ebrn1tltI
i. t04.7 Yfalo o6er etiua i3 @ollon
d @ild. Dies lit Der &eforb fiir d
ii icuri mo mtr ltit eife6ritteI Efu
I. neiiaer ols oos bodite Milderg'
riBf elmer aitb i'm gart3ert 2atioe 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04


n~Heemeinen SerOen5 nod uieorigeH
Breiien. Die Miible bier 5dbIte &c.
tern $1.16.
-Sm Seim oes 9abnboiascnten
berridt felt Mittpu6 groBe
5reitoe iiber 5amilienahuads. Gin
i%tronrner Siirge madte al bieiem
Gage iein erideinen, M09e Der
ieinen gltern bel Sreilbe
MAIDEN.
Die Mo. 9aeific gaN1seiea-
idaFt bat I'M N%ecoroeramt bier eiite
utf IT'S Millionen Dollar belaufer.
De Sppotbef eintrogen laiiem filr
melde Die eintraginrgsgebiibr allcin
$50 betragt. Cine gleide Sunme
muB in ieoen gountp, brrd melde
ole 8abn gebt, be5ablt peroeln
Sacob Gitdarn utO SenrD
Sabue, bon 2ittle Berger begoben
fid 9iemitaa nod GolOriOee, Gebras-
ia. &err Gitdarb miro in 9aloe
5uriidfomneit, Serr Sabine aber iidi
nad) Sii0 9afpta 6egeben mo et DC.
gierungslano itnter Dem Scimit1tte
geiee ~mifgenommen, unO berpobnen
muB.
6ebrliar lit Der fiir5eite @oil.
at i'm Sabre, bat ober Oie meiitcn
i'm Solfsmlmoe befalulteIten Gage.
IS iino Oieie$ @roitrio Sog 9op an
9, Soitnad1t, am s., g~ifermittuod),
ON g., 2incolu's @cburtStag anu 10,
st. @alentiile's Dan ort a., lnro
@oibington's @eburtstag ont %.
Sebruar.
Die bet0en Serren 6re0 0ec
@atcr luto So6n, lparen leBten Sam
ita9 In Mtorriion rod Der Glide Ell.
nes 2ofaleS I'M mcl6eit lebterer lid
a(s SSlttpelier utt0 Qbrmader Elm
ridtel fonlte, bod lit felt Dem 6eltel
inn leBten Sttober eiil iolder 0tarrg
Ct an &Gumlidfeiten fiiblbar, oai
Die Serren lurperridteter Code bein
febren mtbten.
: Ser pom Shlpei5eroerei1l Sel
I uetia a1n lestet Sumstag abgebal
tanrt Nasfaball mar Gitberit 5abl
reid beildJt llrtO I'M ieOer Sinltdt be
: frieOiasmo. Ole pom 8erein altsge
$ icbten Ireiie rrbielten: Die bette %
I meiumasfe Sri. Sirmiito @raf eiiue
: SomrerId)irm, bette foutiIde Serrer
; masfe Oscar 3ief, eilr Scar S6ltbt
! Die BON Serrn SitIiils MoebttS ans
!. ggiebtelt @ripatpreiie fir bette 0e,
/, rem. lnto 8oncn Sdnpei5ermaSfe
gingan an Serrn RcirboIo 9ru1rilc
!, ST., ultn 6rnt 3. $. Same, ic cir
!. cine Site alpalbriu.
llniere idneIl tpa6ieroe Gn3aI
Gepoiitorelt in utieren SparfoIiel
!, 8cpartement, lit Elm iiderer &etpei
! onB unier Spitem 8ltfrieoeniteIler
!. lit,
4 &eriud)t eS rllo er6ffnet elm Spa
n conto ulio cs wirb elld niemals g
u relen bieien 5d)ritt getban 5u \,
,s ben.
n 8ir iill0 gu ieoer 3eit bereit i
Is men allie m0glide Gusfunft iiber 8
is 8ortbeile mcldpe ibnen in oieiem 9
partement geboten iperOr, 5t gebe
I'll Sermann Gapings Ban
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04

Spurtoa bon ct. 2ouis 5lriid mn
5u bleibem
Die 8anilie Sobn Scbuermann
iIt nod Seferion Gitp iibergeIieoeIt
mo Serr Sdnlerntann in einem 6lei-
Iderlonen bei6aftigt lit,
-Sermam Simon miro in Die
Stabt 3iebeib lnb alif feiner Got
Ode Der 6ten utro RarftitraBe Elm
8obnbalis bGlert.
8rm alralrit 8oblt reiitc 9icnt
Itag ais 9cgleiterin ibrer betdgten
@irtter 8rau Caroline Sperrp, mel.
dye bier 3u @eiub mar nit nadI
81, 2ollts,
-Idditen 0ienitag lit 6aitrodt
uno am Gag Oorauf aifer-Wfittpod
pomit Die 40-tGgigc 5aiten5eit be.
9ihnt. Sitern lit oieieS Sobr id)otl
am 81. Mdr5.
Gin 8edtelblatt iftreibt bof
Der Mprat Saratar 5 Somtta9e UNI
uno 5 SomItage botte. DID Monutt
SuIi u1lb Sftober ober olld, idoilt
MIR I'M Galenoer rad.
Ser jlurge Gugen 8falttiG ii
nit ieiucr 8rait bon 8aibin1to1
ct. 2olris ge5ogell mo er in oel
9almer guggp 60, orbettef miro
@r mar Mitei9eittbiimer oeS 8oote'
@ill Bon peldes Ourd bat els
e goiug 9eIunfen pltrOe.
Ser lntipeit BON Der Sta0tnob
! lperl0e 5ornler Nlttoit Sabernebl il
t idon ldugere 3eit &beltmatismlls lie
bert iutb bat iih iein 3lrItono lui
mir pernetmlelt IN lesterer Belt ct
mas gebeiiert, oo er jebt oes gtadyt
idllaIcn fniuu. @nfentiidJ miro Ser
). Sabcrmebl IN @1Ibe 9oll5 geIunOel
Nni. Sperrp on ser Cole
/. Greet mar lebte @od)e mcbrere Eaq
: Gin ibaucrfronfer Wfann, utO no
iein 3uitulln 10 acknowledgement
y Dab rllolr icine bctagte @fatter no
= ct. 2ouis fommeu lieB, bod fpc
J gliifli6eripeiie bel ibrer Gllflutft d
bier bel oetn &roltfen cine @etr
ltng 8lrm 9eileren eingetreteln
Ser MrdOrgm Sltmburg, Sof
Des Sitoge Gonroo Smthurg, hat
! mn 8iclrit Der aroben Sllinois SCI
trail giienboht : @cicltid)oit iowe
: gebraHt, ooB ieiu Narte altf DC
o. Shrci6papier Dcs Establishments a
NrhuaIt georltft lit. Is mill oiei'
q. gemiB mas beibeiL 6n BET oerortigl
ri StelIcn leoigIih 8erbiapit III
4 &elutuiiic iu 9etrodIt fommeiL III
Ell BON @nrit nid)t Die 8eoe lit.
81 -gSir botten gltfaltgs Der 8ot
70 Dos Gergniieen nrieret friiber
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-04

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Arizona republican., 1910-05-13

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10
BROWARD THE WINNER

TgE election of Napoleon B. Broward
IN succeed James Z. Taliaferro as Uni
led @iairs Senator. is the greatest trl-
,,uuh Of The people over recorded IN
Florida. 1t is the defeat of the head
of the corporate control of State politics.
and spells the final overthrow of this
AGGREGATION in the affairs of Florida.
They have spent hundreds of thousands
of dollars to defeat Broward, and their
loss is total
The election of Gov. BrOward not
only means that Florida will have a
leader in the United States Senate,
but it means that the people OF the
State will have two Senators, Tor
Browards election, releases any cor
poration shackles that might have tied
the hands of Senator Fletcher.
Two wears hence, the people OF the
second congressional district Will re-
Ii eve Frank Clark from further misrep-
resenting our people in Congress. and
will elect man of Nathan Bryans
calibre, who is in sympathy with the
peoples interests, as represented Dy
Governor Broward, and then FLORIDA
may be proud of her delegation.
THE TRIBUNE is proud of the work
t has done to help bring about this re-
suit, and not only has its influence
been felt in st. Lucie county, but also
in the counties north and south, which
have not been blessed with newspapers
that dared take up the fight ofthe peo'
pie. u,,,d
of Florida proud of the intelligence OF
her people who would not be swayed
from the true issues of the campaign
by the villanous abuse of the corpora
ton crowd. A brighter future awaits
the State, especially the East Coast.