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CAMEO CLUBS MEETING.

The Cameo CIuo viii hold its second
meeting on Thursday evening at the Wal
dorf. Edwin Markham will be the guest
Of honor The reception committee of
which Henry Junge is chairman, is COM
posed of Commander Charles A Adams,
Mines Adams. Wakeman. Gorgan, Ried
Cory and the Rev. DR.. Henry Frank, with
Miss Ross, Miss Wightman Mrs. H. Wight
man and Mile Bell-Rauske as ushers. and
c de Vaux-Royer chairman of the pro
f~r-z NINE
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BARON RosEN HOME ON LEAVE

Washington. Dec. 11-Baron Rosen, Rus
sian Ambassador 10 the United States, LETT
here tonight FOR New York. where he viii
ne the guest of Consul General Schlippen-
bach until Tuesday. He win E'e Joined
+7er,- las Baroness HOsen- and will sail for
r;ussia on leave on Wednesday.
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BURIAL OF CONSUL oznuN.

Constzntinople, Dec. u--EGwsrd Henry
Ozuun The American Consul General az
ConstantinopIe. who died on Friday after
a brief illness. was buried today IN the
British Crinean Cemetery This was In
accordance with his expressed wish. His
grave is near that OF Consul General Heap
who died in fSS7. A large gathering OF
friends and officials attended the burial.
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EDWARD ROSTER DEAD.
Vice-president of Central Road
and Old Friend Of Vanderbilt.

Edward Y w Rossiter. vice-president OF
the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company. died at his home. No.
2s Sanford avenue. Flushing on Sunday
morning He had been III with compii-
cation Of diseases since last August, when
he took q trip abroad. but returned not
much benefited. he continued to attend
10 business until about three weeks ago.
when he took 20 his bed.
For number Of years Mr.. Rossiter took
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RECEPTION FOR MISS TAFT.

Baltimore. Dec. u.-Mrs. Theodore Mar
burg and her daughter this afternoon gave
an Informal reception in honor of their
eueSt. Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of the
President, and tonight Miss Taft was the
rrincinaI guest at a dinner.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

IS readily accessible BY Harlem trains from
Grand Central Station Webster and Jsrouc
avenue trolIeys and by carriage. Lots $3.50 ID
Tele phone 1910 Gransrcy for Book Of View.
Or representative
Ofice. 20 East go S.. New York City.
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y G. He was the oldest member Of ths
western North Carolina Conferences Meth
ot.ist Episcopal Church South. and vas ac-
lively engaged in the ministry for moro
than half a century
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80 soNDEs - Is HoME.

Lees Court, near FaVersham, IN Kent.
which has been completely destroyed by d
Ere. in which III. widowed Lady de Cliff
ford formerly footlight favorite on both
Egl. CarrlEstouj nearly lost her life. was
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NOTED SPECIALIST DEAD.

Paris. Dee 1i-Dr. Henri Huchard.
noted authority on the diseases Of the heart,
died to-day.
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UNDERTsRERs

FRANK Z CAMPBELL. 24I-S West Esd 81
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ar2oula ncea
Tel 1871 C,lla.ssa-
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MARRIED.

-T-CKERlfAx 49, ATTERBI- Az - On saturday
TJeresul5e- 10. 1910. II Tnomas's Church.
hv the Rev Ernest n Stires d. D. assisted
hyS the Rcv. John NcGaw Foster Eatnarins
Susan Attsrburv daughter Of John Turner
NtterburT. 10 John Appleton Fisherman
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must Be &C.
compauied BY full name and address
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BRCWN-Lswis Manning. husband - Nsirs
Sparrow Brown and son of the l5fs L>vfs
Blanchard ard Emma Manning Brown. IN hts
73d wear on board che steamship S5ianrts.
British West Indies. December 8 Notice. OF
frr-rarnI nerea Ter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-12
,,&e aifoiwat tappaa"

Guuluiiu ,monistiliitto", jota tab.
too S6cfelin luonnontieteelI ilet bao'
peilut toteuttao, tutiui dsfen pros
Iesiori OreipIin 9erliiniin, piidm6dn
eIiielmdG: onto SeeIus eldnpt2"
SGud tohootiiin Ioaoa aituan ma'
binSoa tristinustolIe. Wtutta ooniss
Jamaican tetitin liitto tdud Iuuren
%palipelufien Sumoldn m%oltofunnon
aIioue. S~eeiutIen III. ltotunta on mies
Id min lpoimneos. ettd t1loilet bpDt'
t6ptIet mIciuot life hpDtfddiile na'
bin9otIi. &outfouefimi, ionfa mo
uiOtit tobtopot bdipittdd, tulee To-
pulta lppDrpipdfIi fouiomDbfdleetii.
infa rubioo oueniu %piIffaoiat.
Siqd mitd %ieuroutIia on tuosta
bpDttdptIestd tu0mi?
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&anneusmGlineitd.
(Sotf.).

aun eraaItd iidffddltd noiIelta fp'
Ipttiin mitd fauneusmdlineitd bdn
fdptii, Fun bdn alma ppipi Min pir.
tedu ia ibonon ndfDiIend, mostoii
bdn p"stdmduiieud tamauanio: rSuu
Iiueni fdptdn iotuutta, ddneleni rus
fousta, IiImiGeni ormeIiaiiuutta, fd'
Ii0eni Ioupeutto, mortoloIleni fpilpit'
tDmppttd ia Ipbdmeueni raffoutto."
Gipd ouuifaon ibme, ettd tue iidtds
nainen oil piirtedn ia ibanan ndtDi'
men. Wonen mum iopifi foettaa
Iamoa feinoa.
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Wreen. Wlicb.

Wreen, Ditch.
On olIut oifein Iiepdd fenattd.
2aria on Iaonut ola nleona 10 mon
ia piffoa. W(utta MT on lunta mac
moltoiIena. Woan Ie pntin bplpd
niitpiQe, FUN ioo fostetto.
Sdmd meibdn fpldmme Ie faspoa
fuin ennen Yhurmiidrui. &unlpni
mutaon pitdiIi tdnne tebtdmGn fouli
2orp 2ate'en p,tpIele. Sofoban ne
berrat lienendt riitaontuneet, maitfo
obtaotIi Re entinen foulu on tabtonnt
fdpbGfin.
Wiime Iunnuntaina oil iarmoreiua
fofous 81. Softoien talosId, ettd
oIetaanfo peruetamaan pbii3fonp'
pao. So tultiin liiben p~ddtDfieen. ettd
malittiin folmimiebinen fomitea buo'
Iebtimaan ~5ddnnDistd pnnd muista
eteen tuIemiSta oIioiSto.
Siis moiffa fpldmme onfin nuori,
min fuitenfin Ie ndpttdd pprfiipdn
plDs fannifosta fauppolatfi. On
han taas tuIut fofIi uutta maans
piIieIiiddfin, iotfa tetemdt i%iieueen
bmoneita.
0bteiSpprintDid eli meiud ole mui
ia FUN ieurotunta, iofo mpps menee
bpmin eteenpdin. On fpuG alma md'
lin Iiud olut mastotuultafin. Wtuts
ia faitesta buolimatta On 10 Ioatu
firtfotin mrlfeen melottomotii 10 'ii'
ben funtoon, eta Iielld moimme fo'
foontua Sumolan ianan pmpdriue
alma Iiloin barmon FUN iiiben ON
tilaiIuutta. Yarpina on meilld 5.
8antilo, iota fdp tddad alma fpit'
beS iunnuntai fuusio.
2eboitan eitd ne, ioifa eirpGt fpield
ole pbtpneet ieurafuntaan tefiiifuot
min MT, ettei reiuittdiii iita mitd toi'
Set ratentanat. Snban meild pub
bas Iutberioloinen oppi, iota nellie
10 nuoruubesIa manbempamme o.
pettipat GitDs meiodn tuliIi Ie pc
rintDnd ontoa mciodn IapIiaemme?
0fTimie liIppS rofentaa, fpoon erimtes
liipps alas repii.
e a
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6eo 2cnSge, Mont.

pppodn fiida Muttaian pnlstoillc,
ettd foam piirtdd iontu rtluin tddltd'
Tin.
Gletdnn IiiG %tddadfin, woitfa enil
ola ibmiIistd ilnan Sumalaa ia hi
men opnaan. !Se luulemot oIerpanla
10 Min forfeale febittpneet etto Ell
SumoIan tule beihin endd mtt6dn,
ettd he life taitti oIiot porbaiten tie
tdndt ia oIoomot iobtoo.
Wuita me uefomaiiet olemme
pppineet SumoIan ianosta ia fote-
mueIesta ettei meisId ihmiiisid tiles
IGmme ole muuta fuin pabuutto,
petosta ia Observation-Disclosures.
0aan Ie bpmpps fuin meilld on,
on 9pb6n SenYen ,poifututlesto.
Saad poiffofunnaIlo on pieni ionfs
to meita Sumnlon ienrooiio. ga me
olemme minimum lnmpoot lutten fes
fead. W}e olemme pitdneet ben9eli'
Iid fofoutIia usfomoiIisio perbeisId.
2un olemme iosfus fo%ettoneet men'
nd firtfpon, min iinnefDS on To-
foontunut Iuuri laumo piltfoamoon.
Niinpd toos niime iunnuntaiEo fun
mentitn tirffoon min iieQG oil toitfi
is.nimei IGidttp omen toa Ididdn ia
ia loottioue o~ietettu noimisieIumebs
Feet tuntoon, ettd oliIi iootu poimis'
teIuo borioittoa. Sa len clitpot teb'
meet mailman porontoiot ia iilutss
tpttdjdt.
&pud ipbdmeni tuIi m%urbeeaiIetli,
Fun Suomen Fantasia ndfee noin
r~aofoio ibmiTid. - Hufoilen Sumo
Lao, eitd bdn fpield ~fddntdiii tdmdn'
Fin paifan iuomaloiIio ibmiiid, eta
ne tuIiIipot iotuuoen tuntoon ia Ed
iittdmddn fuinfo Sumolon nrmo on
Iuuri meitd ipntiiid fobtaon, fnn tdn
on ontonut oinoon poifonIo meibdn
ebestdmme %ioninnofii ia loin tdpttds
idfIi, eitd npt FAMINE ormosto us
Foo iiIemme outuoofii. Saomme mt
IouIoa: rgrmpsta 6erron tddud 10
autaos Don, So toitpoosia ferran
on onnent ormoomoton" |. n. e.
Gbfd Iopeton tdmdn minun pfIin'
fertaiIen fpbdptieni. = SItoo foiffi
ustoiIoret ia weIiet terfpeboittp ini'
nuIta Seeiutien 2ristltitn nimeen!
Naitd piirIi beitto, oimon armosta
outuos fiiorenne,
Mrs. Wtati.
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Matfa %bawaunoita.
2irioitti 8. s. eilieroos.
81. 81. Wt.

pion on muoii Iiitd Fun ldboin
@storiosto ia 2uttoiosia fertoiIin
joitain motfoni morrelto bamannoi:
ia. aifomufIeni oil fertoo enemm6n.
Fin, mutta Ie fuitenftn idi minulto
tetemdttd. Srittdin buomottatpom'
poa oliii mieId o1ut motfoItoni
f~dpnnistdni SbiosIo, mutta fosfo
minuuo on o0ut tiloiIuus taaien fdp
od field uuoestoan, min terron MT
iotain bamoinnoistani fieItd.
Npt on ouut minuua tiloiiuuS piio'
lentoisto fuutauoen aian SbiosIa
tutustua ia Ieurota tuotofin poIion
pubuttuo Wm. Wiaiomionin oIiato,
ioto pntin enemmGn fuin tapauiSs
ia fristinusfotpaisten piirisId, MIN.
ne oIianboarot ia ieifot, iotta fen
allan mufono fulfemot. S6st6 off.
asia on 10 fpudfin polion pubuttu,
eta melfein on 10 minimum manben'
tunut oIia. Wtntta f%uitenfin baluon
Iiita Iouiua ionfun ionan toitposia,
ettd diff ie iouefin bp6bpfii, pariin'
Elm ~toipoiIin iiad paIpeIeponi ~.
bioIaifia, fosfopo ie ala on !Sors
bcrin ia Soirbortin ieurofunnisia
usfopoisten fesfen tebnpt fobiia
ioon. Gieud on iebtp peidero ia
perintb iofo Wm. miniamIonin 70
foomosio Sun,oIon perbeesid, iosio
ban on Iaornoiuaon oifoinoon ouui
fofoamosia.
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(Seimatfldnse) J.
%5anamfmuliiam mietteitd.

2osfa on oIut firioitutIia Nutta'
jan fannasta ia tirtfofuntain pbtp,
miIestd, min mindtin iunon ioutfoon
ianoIen.
Nuttoian fonnasta noin ionoo, ets
I'd ebfd enemmisiD fen tilaoiista on
iitd mieItd FUN tdmdn firioittaiofin,
etiei Iiina muutosta tebtdiii. 81 Ie
paranna lebben aineeuista puolta
poitfa lie muutettaiiiin SpDmieben
ia Haimoaion foltaiietTi; mobboai
Iesti iaiIimme iontu 1000 tilaaiaa
lido, paan ie Ell meiid iuurestitaan
bpDoptd.
Wleitd an toIin ndhdn, iotfa omis'
tomme iiIeuemme GrisufIen o%nioit'
Ieman manbursfauben. Wtutta jos
me npt observation-disclosures tafia
mabdn aineelilestifin tdriimme, min
moimmeban oiateaa, eta SeeIus e.
lid ia me eldmme b6nes,d usfon
%toutto. So tdstd ilosta Iaamme leb.
teemme fen tdaaiiena oaeeia f%irioit'
taa alma fun on tiloiiuutta.
8irffofuntoin pbtpmiIestd moin
Ianoo, ettd ebtd me faitti usfomme
ien, ettd ptiimieliIpps OH ,poin,aa.
W(utta jos monburstuuttamieo
tuIee fpipmptIeen, eli fuintu ibnlinen
manbursfautetoan SumoIan eoesId,
min find tulee ero len f%dlitidmdu ia
eli fdTittdmdn tansIa. Slfoon ibmi
men tuinfn polio bpmdr ID ulfonoi
IeSti pppinut, min bGn Ell %fnitenfaon
tGIiid tdtd tGreedG oTioo, eQei ban
ole Sumololta opetetufIi tulut. LIE
fonoiiesti oppiuuifin woi etIpfIisid
iiIeniG tur neua ia feboittoo iuielG
lononfuuliioitaon oman ,panburSs
foubcn pobmistamiIeen toiud ia tete'
miIiQG niinfuin ei &ristufien tpD
~tSpoe0inen diff, maon, ettd ibnlieien
piidiii iitd picld paifota. Taa'
mottu fuitentin %ianoo, ettd me olem.
me bdnen tdpoeUiiypoeStddn ia meet
ia armon armosta, ia, ettd me us
foesiamme olemme o~utuoita 10 tool
la eifG min, eitd naStn t%nonelosIn.
ga tdmd tpipmps on firffotunioin
eron ippnd. Yunnittaoppa ndiid
%oIioito oppineimmat.
81 fpud tddad ainan pubodstu
Ieurofuntaa iule, fosfa SobanneSfin
moliiti oitanaon ettd nbe meietd ldb'
teneet pipat moon einGt be fonSiums
me %ppIpneet."
81. 81. 81.
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CO
ia VuOsikerta Auttaja W.

Mama tyynynp5alystat ovat tehdyt joke ,slkoisesta, sinisesta
vaaleanpunasesta eli keltaisesta satinikankaasta ia nmta vodaan PES.
ia ia slttaa kuvan onenkaan vahingontumatta.
Lahettakaa omanne eli rakkaimpanne kuva nellie min saatte si.
ta alkuperaisen nakGsen iajenn0ksen isonuettuna tyynynpaallystassa.
Mitaan lisamaksua Ell ole vaikka samassa valokuvassa osi kuinkakin
monta henki0a. Muta JOS jajenn0s on tehtava useammasta kuhn VII.
desta kuvasta, otetaan 30 senttia lisamaksua.
VaIokuvatyynynpa8llykset ovat myos seinakuvia raamiinpantuna
yhta sopivat kuhn tavalliset isonnetut kuvat.
Maiden alokuvatyynnynpaalysten hinta on ainoastaan dolla.
ri Is senttia vapaasti poshssa lahetettyna. Kuvan valmistaminen OF
taa nGn 10 paivaa ia valokuvanne palautetaan vahingoittumattomana,
Erityinen tarjous. Auttaian vanhat ia uudet tlaajat, jotka
maksavat tlauksensa vuodeksi eteenpan, saavat taman tyynynpaallyk.
sen so sentin lisamaksuDa. Joka lahettaa nellie 8 koko vuoden tiaus.
ia saa taman tyynynpaallyksen p%alkinnoksi. Tilatkaa osoitteella:
L.. Box IL, IrOnwOOd, Mich.
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Siioita on berGtettp.

llIeimmat ibmiiet buomoopat ans
taa ornoa joletin oiialle ipastu iit'
ten, fun be onat moorasia menettdd
Ieu.. Niiupd OH mbonIiue nDtfin
tGpnpt. fun, on tabooitm &ristuS
pois oitaa. On tdpnpt ielpdfIi: See
ius on enemm6n FUN p1lias muis
noiImben Iuurmies. Suo uiein nnob
oettu ia bolmefiittu Wopobtaia on
tuitenfin uinon mdlttG mGtDn. 81
man bdnt6 pIiIi eldmd ia fuolema
toiipptonta.
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Iuen ainoastaan: Ell moiba tobis.
tao, etta Seeius OH eldnpt. Mutta
life bGn Ell moinut tubistna pdins
masiaista. Wmtta muutamat fuuli.
ioista, ioista iotfut eimdt pmmdrtd.
meet bdntd iuuri nimefIifddn, bunta'
mat: Sretps OH tooistanut!
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8ampnmgiu fauna I%iioitiee 3O6
6. Mper IT,, p~astapddtd @entrol
fouIuo Sronpoobisia. &plppid ioa'
boon iieud p%eriontoi' ia loiidntot
iltoina aItaen flo 3 tp. 9inta 10 /
ben9eltd.
8unnioittoen
Sohn Wlation.
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= Jus d q.

on tdmdntin %bpDttdpfien iobbosto
pbG Ielpemmin foifunut mastusta-
iienfin formiin. Siud monet, iotfa
eimdt ole fristittpien piiriin lufeutu
meet, onot ianoneet, ettei usfomais'
ten iobistufIet ole tosfaan eiiintp'
meet ieaaileua moimaIla ia ponneuo
fuin MT.
(GeimGffIInnpl
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MARY ELLEN:
Gold Medal Flour Is the best for max
Ing everything. SABRrNA.
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naiIunoen ,unrmtes. Suo u1etn unob
oetiu ia bolmetiittu W%opobtoia on
tuitenfin ainon mGlttG mGtDn. 81
man bdntd oIiIi eIdmd ia tlolema
to%ipotonta.
1etoipaiIet omat iuuneet
ultia iitoa.
2unlnn ipiIiupitG on
tebnpt ustonnolilen tpDn min pot
feotIi ia fen mlotiet Min pienifli,
iotta oIofuloiIuus ia mdIpmps on
monte fertaa mallannut mielet.
Serra on npt, futen muinoin Sit
ole, ontonut uitta robteutta.
6Gn oiottoa eta tpD eli ole turba.
&plpettp fielnen tuottaa oraon ia
tuIeentuu pield tdbfdne ALBANIAN.
Sdmdn o%iottoa ie. ettd niioen lufu
%tospaao, iotfo
miIpittDmdsii tabtowot tulla
fristimiti.
INSTRUMENTATION on fpl6 Ia.
nonpoIto. Nlelfein tnifisIa Ionomn.
leboieid on fen ddni pIinnd. Siuoin
moi uIein tuntuo iiltd, ettd uefo'
noiSten ioutto on bprpin pieni
Ntutto Iiloiu tdaoin pofoitoo Serro
omonIa eIiin iultiIecn tunmuetutIeen.
SiQoinpa bolpoitaon ettd or nield
ion9en polion biIioiiio, iotfa eiluGt
ole npt~fisianeet p%olWianiu oian epds
iumoliue. &utopa noiIi npttin lu'
Tea usforpaisten lutun, ia ferran
on ie pIe,pa min iuuri, ettei fufoon
it'd lutea toiba.
@ield on tulotiena fe, ett6
u%ofolpoiIet pbd enemmdn
liittDmdt pbteen.
NiinpG n6btiin Muffin, ettd enans
feliIet, tatoliiet ia foiffi pienet ia
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Ell pioG poiffoanio.
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oIionomoiiet life oIifpot pofoiettuio
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The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-12
A TIDAL WAVE

Not since 1892, VIII n twenty
populists were elected to Congress,
has there been such popular up
rising as on Tuesday last. This is
due largely to the insurgent move
ment in Congress.
In California, Hiram johnson,
an insurgent republican, who de-
feated the Southern Pacific rail-
road machine at the primaries, was
elected governor of that state by
handsome majority. In New Jer-
sey Woodrow Wilson, an insurgent
republican, captured Senator AL
drich's state as candidate for gov
ernor on the democratic ticket.
So far as reported, every insur-
gent republican in Congress has
been reelected and stand-pat re-
publicans have been defeated by
progressive democrats.
In Colorado our three tried and
true progressive candidates-all
former populists-have been re-
elected by handsome majorities.
Honest John Shafroth, who
called special session of the leg
islature against the wishes of his
party leaders, in order to give the
people weapon by which legis-
lators can be held to party pledges,
has been indicated by the people,
Notwithstanding the fact that the
corporate power of the state was
against him, and the measures for
which he stood have been carried
by the intelligent vote of the peo-
pie.
Tuesdays elections are a protest
against the rule of predatory wealth
and do not necessarily mean
democratic victory, but a new
alignment of the voters on the
great issues that confront the peo-
pie of this day and generation.
The principles for which the
JOURNAL stood in the campaign
were won in Colorado. A few
petty Offices in Rio Grande county
were secured by the box of $5's,
but the initiative and referendum
measure was carried by the patriot
ic and intelligent voters and We
are content.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-12
BOWEN NOTES

j. F. Golf and Q. E. Merriman
went to Antonito Monday to re.
ceive 1000 head of sheep they had
purchased in New Mexico.
D. P. Burns spent Thursday of
last week with his son, L. G.
Burns, near Alamosa.
Mrs. NJ. E. Golf entertained
Sunday, Nov. 6, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Golf and daughter, Miss Pri.
ella, of Monte Vista, Misses
Mamie Mcconnell and Laveta
White of Bowen.
j. M. Hills sale Friday was well
attended, everything selling at a
fair price. The lunch served by
Epworth league was very nice and
appreciated by all present, $22
being cleared.
Rev. Conway and family were
visiting Sunday at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Assay.
Mrs. Orville Torrey is spending
a few weeks with her sisters, the
Misses Mary and Maude Stewart
of Ortiz, Colo.
Miss Esther Crooks who is
teaching the Stone school north of
Monte Vista, was the guest of Miss
Esther Burns Saturday and Sun
day.
Bowen was favored with some
good speakers from the Democrat
and Republican parties, Friday
and Saturday nights. Both were
we'll attended.
Cyrus Crooks arrived in Monte
Vista Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Hillard were
visiting Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Joseph.
The ladies' of Bowen met We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. James
Thomas to organize a ladies Aid.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Harley COTS Thursday after
noon, Nov. 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Brice and
daughter, Miss Alice, of Monte
Vista, were visiting Saturday and
Sunday with relatives and friends
at Bowen.
Mrs. M. +. Golf will leave
Thursday for Dallas, Iowa, to
spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-12
PLAIN TALK

George Creel, whose writings
for the Denver Post were an in
SEPARATION to the best impulses in
its readers and who resigned as
editorial writer on the Post after
he discovered that the Post had
sold out to the corporation com.
bine, declared on the eve of cleo
ton:
This isn't an election. It's a
fight-the struggle everlasting be-
tween the people snd privilege. l
am for the citizens ticket-not
here and there among the candi-
dates, but straight down the line.
1t is idle to talk of this good man"
on the republican ticket, and that
good man" on the democratic
ticket, they owe their nominations
to parties that are absolutely owned
and controlled by the public ser
vice corporations.
They will always obey the voice
of the party, and the voice of the
corporations.
The citizens ticket is subject
to no such corrupt control or sim
lister influence. Its election means
not only the smashing Of the cor
poration machine, but the defeat
of a subtle conspiracy to capture
the entire election machinery of
the county.
with Armstrong in the sheriff's
office Bailey as clerk and recorder,
and serviceable Mike Delaney
back on the Job as chief Of police,
what possible hope Of honest
elections can We have? The cleo.
ton machinery will be in their
hands.
I'm 1904, when Armstrong was
both sheriff and chief, 10000
fraudulent votes were cast against
n public utilities commission.
Why. every instinct OF self-preser.
walton demands the election Of
James Randolph Walker and the
whole citizens ticket.
IF the gangs candidates are
elected, the people Of Denver will
be given over to the pleasure and
plumber Of the franchise grabbers,
and elections will be n mere matter
Of form, n wretched farce. And
when say gang, | do not only
mean the corporations, the Re.
publican and Democratic bosses,
and the Mother Misunderstanding
horde Of lickspittles that I'LL the
various minor Offices