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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Amsriican Associatiea
BY Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE,. August 5:-Kansas City
10. Milwaukee 9. (Twelve innings)
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 5.--First game
st. Paul O, Minneapolis 8. Second game;
st. Paul Minneapolis T.
lumbus 3.
TOLEDO. Aug. 5.-Indianapolis 4. To-
ledO g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Double Murder.

BY AssocIated Press,
OLIVIA, Mimi. Aug. william Wolf
and his daughter Cora and Edward Corey
were shot and instantly killed at the
Wolff home hero early today. Edward
Corey did the shooting. He was a rG-
tected suitor OF Miss Wolff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Western League

AT Omaha-Omaha 2. Des Moines o.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph 1, Sioux
City 0.
At Denver-Denyer 4 Lincoln g.
At Pueblo-First game: Pueblo I. To-
peka .. Second game: Pueblo I. To-
peka 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
New York Wins One.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug 5.-After losing
seven straight games to Cleveland. New
York won the last of the series. The To-
calls scored their runs In the first four
innings. getting but one scratch hit from
Knapp in the last five innings. During
the first two innings Gregg gave five
bases on balls. hit a batter. made two
wild pitches and allowed three singles
and a home run. Score; r. II. E.
Cleveland ,.,..,....,.......7 13
New York ..............,...... 3
Batteries-Gregg. Kaler, Knapp and
Fisher; Ford and Sweeney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
JOhnny Frayne Trains Hard for 2O-ROund Bol
National League
Brooklyn Beats Chicago
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Brooklyn punched
hits on all three of Chicago's pitchers
and won today. Schultz made his four
teenth home run of the season today
Score. r. "a. l..
Brooklyn 80. ...-.-,t......... - z
tyre and Archer; Rucker and Bergen.
Umpires-ODay and Emslie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
st. Louis Finally Wins.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-After being
defeated fourteen straight times by Phil
won a game Bnrry's leg was hurt by a
fast grounder off Hogan's bat In the sec
ond inning. Barry left the game. Score:
r. II. Z.
st. Louis .,.................. 4 /
Philadelphia -. .....1
Batteries-Lake and Stephens; Coombs
and Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Washington
Detroit Wins Another.

BOSTON. Aug 5.-Detroit came back.
winning the last game Of the series.
Detroit got To Karger at the start for
Pape, who was hit hard at times. Score:
h. II. z,
Boston Observation-Disclosures. II
Detroit d. Observation-Disclosures. IA
Batteries--Karger Pape and Carrigan;
Willett and Stanage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
No Game at Cincinnati.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.--Philadelphia-
Cincinnati game postponed; rain.
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If your want be situation, make
it known by the insertion of want
The Tribune r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
TWIRLER HUMMEL is
NEWLY MARRIED MAN

Pitcher George Hummel of the Salt
Lake baseball team was married recent.
~ to Miss Sadie Price. The Rev. Viii.
liam NJ Paden performed the cere-
mony in the Stafford apartments. Will
liam Price was best man and Miss II
j. Case was bridesmaid The newly
married pair will be at home to their
friends at 2I1 Eeet Third South street
after September 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

| Those suffering q
| nesses that sap -
| Of life should tats u,
| They have mort ~
| vitalizinE fores ia
kf1~zI I-c,, r,>1et-11 r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Coast League

BY Associated Press
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. 5.-score:
r. II. q.
Oakland .,. ........<.......... !
Batteries-Pernoll and Pearce; Baum
and Thomas.
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paid in plain package only on Lsesl'1
above coupon by c. !. Hood Ca ~
Hoods Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Anl
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BY Associated Press

TACOMA, Aug. 5.-score; R, H. E.
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. 6
Tacoma -...... ...........,......I 5 o
Batteries-Ra and Shea; Hig-
gins and Burns.
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Trlhune Want Ads

Bell Main 5000, independent 500
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American Leagus
Chicago Beats washington

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Chicago de-
feated Washington in the final game OF
the series today. The batting OF Lord
and Mcconnell and the fielding OF the
former were features. Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Nerthwestern Leasae

BY Associated Press,
PORTLAND. Aug. 5.-Score:
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8iioe Hneter / Repals-
gaoe

Zen 10. IS. gift set Rpgte gem
mem GeuoIsea0e, apben6don, at Ser
par begooet Hopmoro oppe ! 0r. 8,
aa caramel Nano oar mproet og
plpt0set, og 8oIitiet par pna Sast
rfter MorOeren.
Sa1sls SnmmenbGng Dor oenne:
5 2r. 3 6oeoe pna anoen Sol Den
aaulle 7U-oarige 5aa-
JreH
: .ncfe Gage 6aooe 6amiiier
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u til iioit bleO mar Oerfor urOIia
If ipr1aate 2pren til 2eilig9po"r
Gaa @1loet laa $. oeO. San oar
sicnipnii1 itprtet ON / ct 9ei0imeI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
@OrOfurips i s6iiteO.
ct ReooIperattentot paa
@a0en.

1biiteo. 10. Mai. 5 gitermiOoa8
aI. 1 gioroe Ell biemoenOt ameri-
faner, Den ca. 50-aorige 9auri0s
Nsr9oaro, 6oripg pna at ifpOe Den
gamle 9a9er og gognmano q. @.
Sarfi9r paa 0ntorp / SbiiteO.
0grgoar bou6e flere @onge /
6ormiooags pore oppe Dos 6arfi9r
uOen at trpffe oenne. 8e0 Citizen
fom 9orfinr gaaenOe moo lit Sieln.
Sans oofsne Sen ioa oa ira Bit
tifsogren Rsreaaro fonIme lsben0e
efter 6aoeren meO en- HeoolOer /
Soon0en. Ssnnen iprang no og
fon ti0snof til at gribe 9ergaar0;
f6r oenne fit 5i0 til at ifp0e. 9a
ban m9rfebe Jig erebet, oenote ban
itrofs &eooloeren moo BEN unge
@arfi9r; men / iomme 9ai faitboI0-
tes ban al fIere Menneifer, Der ban
Sc operopret Optrinet, % 0erpaa
bleo ban aiuebnet. Otter at bette
bar ifet, uOitsote QsreoarO en-
MengOe Grusler moo Sorfiar, bOpm
ban looe0e ienere at ifuIIe foa nam
poa. st Bar getiente brogte Rsr-
goor0 til arreiten.
Rergnar6 bar for ca. 80 aar Il
Sen lRrt 9agerbannop9rfet Dos
6arfi9r, men bleO iaget bort pan
@runo al ll9rlig6e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Diem NETS gibliutef.

al DE nDere 88ger.
&ittebnrnet - 5ort9ning al
Suianne @aguebin. 0oeri9ttelie
Of Bertha Seiberg. 292 Sioer.
Snob. $t.25.
= 3igsinerfortpaing al
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efter - 5ortoaing fra ariIten-
forfslgeIierne | qrmenien al 9gar.
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llnge Sierter = On 5ortGl.
ling al 9aurit5 Beterien. III 2.
Snob. Toe.
San niIbe noget - 5ort9I-
ling fra ben npere lib | ganmari
af giI5eIm Daufnu. 1873 5ioer.
Snob. 80 Cts.
9icrterne brines = Hutios.
fortplline at gIitb Beoerien. 295
Sioer. Snob. $3.50.
ID lara misunderstanding al
q. llImen. Gaa 1anif peb pait
q. 3. Raoien. f2t Si6er. Snbb.
20 Cts.
M Qu{h H,shT @o,,ys
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

Du1tnturk.

icsanfolo. ba0oe brGffet 9alien c.
Sen enc Urn / 5aloet og par os9
paa Gte6es.
Get foritotereoes mart at Der m
tet iom BELT 8e9n poa 9olo faao-
ties poa Siget, og at 0gOen uOeIuf.
fen0e isplotes ct lllpffestiIfeloe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Sra enftcn.
RostiIoe-a ebenbaon II.
en- uIDtfe

a~e6en6aon, IL. @ai. 6lpoeren
gouIain Iteg al. 5,29 / Gftermio-
cog o. fra 6IooepIaOien poo Dina
ger for at flpoe til &osfilOe.
San onfom til RoSfiIoe ST. 5,54
Oh ianoe6e n0en llbelo efter at pGre
ileipt / en- itor 9ne ober 6lpDepldS-
Ter. ga. 5000 Menneifer fra 9p og
0nlegn banoe inOnunoet Jig % bill
fe 9orioin meo Itore Ooationer.
81 $50 iIsi ban tilboge til asben-
barn. af ben lofaIe 6eitfomite iaar
goilail 1000 ar. os al Sfanoina-
Diff qeroorom 1000 Sir.
al 7.O2 lan0eoe 9oulain uOen
utele pea 6lpoepla0ien, bilit al
10000 8ilifuere meo itor 5u6el.
Gittr }ouloins 9(nfomit itee Co.
SIC % g fIgi ~ Minut / ca. 200
Qteters 9sioe. gnoeIig foretog 8ou-
lain ei Opitigning, men efter to
OMaangt5 6Iponing ifete ser ct
Rru6 uea Notoren, ioa ban maatte
gaa mo meo Ell noget brat Slide
;lugt. San6ingen foreto9es ira 100
gteters 6siOe.
Neianifer Morius 9ielien, Der
ioretager SnOflpuningsiorisg me0
oct me Sonife 9. 3. Monoplnn, gift
/ TAI eiter at bare foretaget nogIe
Sop 5eno1er 6lpueplaoien uuentet
% / Ell 3ei0e al 6-8 Meter. geo
9anoin9en iteote ben ene9inge MOB
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beifoOieet. 0efoniferen itprteoe neO
ira lit Seoe og Hog Ell op6t Sui !
Sooeoet- Otter en- foreIsbig 6or-
bin6in5 hleo ban fsrt til aommune-
boipitoIet, 6oorfra ban ienere bIeo
ueifreret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

ocn 80. Mai 1911.
9eroag ben f8. 03ai afeaaet oeO
0eOen / aDbenbaon iom 5eIoe al en-
9ierteipgoom. afOeoe, Der bapoe
praftiieret / 5biiteo / benoeo 10
aor, 6leo fun 80 aar aommel.
Oberitleimant Carl aueuit 9en-
riff &emer er aigoaet oe6 0s0en i
Ell 9(Ioer al. So Mar
@eo Hoe Battalion oeltog ban /
6%eItto9ene 1880 og oar meo /
5iteoilaget. Iii gremierIsitnant
foriremmeOes ban / 1860 % rpffeoe
otter / 5eIten 1861, bpor ban Del
tog / 9pbbelitiainaens 5oripar. 5
1867 bleu ban aaptain og aompag
nitef ue0 8. Battalion | AaIborg.
Sra 2inien elf ban i 1874 oper /
5oritprfningen, inotil ban / 1887
eff al meo aiifeoSpasent iom Oberit-
Ieitnant.
Woroet ueo Ng6Org. llnSerisgel-
ierne / Saaen an9anenoe GobbeIt-
morOet / @iilsbuie err / 6slge %.
L ior SiOen nprmeit itiae0e / 9e,
70. Ter er / Ben ienere 5i0 life
ioreialoet no9et 9ipt ii0oper, at Pc
ter Saniens Stone or 6Ieoen IssIaOt,
0a Der al bet opIDite iremgaar, at
5in intet fan bare bait meO MorOet
at gore, men fun er impliceret / Ell
Eel al Spperierne. &c ire andre
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len, bans Spoger @uitao RieIien og
oennes Stone iiO0er iremSeIes or
reitereoe. SanOipnIisois oiI cen
nnuOneonte 6erreosiogeo SeImer
ieI0 o~oertnge 9eoelien al Sen oioere
llnoerie9eIie / Sagen.
Aar6ns Ems airfefOno. Zen r..
Dc. inoiomIeoes Ser / ale 9irfer /
aarbus 9iorag til aorbus Bps
airfefono, li9eiom ser / 9an0ets
sprige Nirfer inoiamIeoes til 0et
f%eben6aUnife airfeion0.
6urnlgffct Gpfliit. BED 5-Iioen
Senoog Gftermiooae Ben IA. Mai
itprteoe Ell GpfIiit pan 9isrnet al
5reoerifsOnlsuei % 9agiuGr0spei
en- i 2pngbp. San orPbtes paa
Ste6et. 2iget 6Ieo fsrt til 2pnebp
SDgebns.
Zen or9bte Uar Ouerretsin9ferer
ariiser, giterga0e, asbenbnpn.
Sranoe. glaIborg, IL. Moi. 81
5ormi00oes opitoo ser SIo / no
Iengerne til Gbr. Seniens @narh i
Mou gp. ll0l9ngerne neobrpn0te.
SIoen forpIanteOe Jig til 9artifi-
Tier Sens 9nniens t9t neo Ii9gen0e
gjenoom, ser IigeIe0es n~e0brGrote.
SSI0en ifploes 9srns Geo meO 9enO-
SIR. .. 5eniens @aifinfa-
BRIT / 9rouit er i GaG neObrqnot.
antGnotes, men oct Ipffe-
oes at reOoe oct. SIoen opito0 ira
ira Smeoien Sfaoen an
til t7-ts,000 ar.
6%pfclnIpffe. Belle, II. Mai. -
On ung 9ige ira 8renaaegnen peo
1non anna Sanien, iom er / Sniet
bos 9ropriet9r R~eergaaro ! Bin
Ding, fsrte / @aar eftermi0oags
poa GpfIe til Belle. Baa gaften oeo
O}slbolm itorteOe bun me0 GpfIen
og fif grno pan @ierneifalIen. sun
blep Iiggenoe 6epiOitfss. SEQ 9oIi-
tiets 5o%rnnitaltning inolagoes bun
pna Belle Spgebus. Senoes SilitanO
par betRnfelig.
6jemmets gibliOtef.
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gNaniferen". = sirsbas
lens Gig0omme. er Ser tilIige en-
Margarinear6eioer 2tnton 6asmis-
ien / Seile, iom ogiaa er 9aIobrooer
til ben ofosoe arei1ts. 3ieIsgouI-
len bar for Geiten, efter bpaO Belle
u. 5oIfebI.~ meooeIer., ofte ien6t
SaIobreorene ret betpoeIige 9elsb.
arOafitemningcr. 9eo Ell 8ors-
bag Sen lbs. foretagen aroofitem-
ming ON Notwithstanding til Sfo-
noger aro peo 8aroe itemte III
Nei og 6 Sa. Otter 8el9erantaaet
ifuIoe ser minoit $50 Nei til for at
binore gebiaingen.
9eo Grooftemningen / Ssften -
6ol0bp aommnne angaaenoe 9eoil-
lineen til Sen ny gier al Soften aro
itemte / 81. oGnno. 0n9bl." 295
imoo oe 70 ior 9eoiaingen. Ia
aommunen bar 669 geIeere er
9epiaingen 0ermeO npgtet.
6n ebn6ranb. geiterOig, 13.
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/ gitermiooag LOG 9nnet neO / So
italoen til Sens 5bomiens @narO
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meo llnotagelie al Ell aoIo og 10
| Soin. 9ele @oar0en br9note. Der
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9e ipositip0ife Sangforeninger for
bInnOet aor peotoe pna ct Msoe Der
/ Gag at ofbol0e ben tore anrlige
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opeaOer for t909-f0 er Brisme-
Oaiaen tilfenot: Gano. tbeol. %. $.
z. 9. Rosbed G6eoloeD, Broief-
tor auouit Suriid % groieftor
Otto s. aagaarO (29geuiOenifab),
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% ituo. iur. Rapbtali Gobu (6ilo-
iofD og itlio. mag. areI 6. Ssi-
berg GbriiteHien (tpif 6ilologD.
Zen falone goro SOparb. EoIi-
tiet / aebenbapn bar mootaget en-
9eorageri-anmeIoeIie moo Spino-
Ieren 5opar0 9eterien, Ser / jim
Sio nane0e EN- fort gersmmeIie peo
at uosioe iig for en- Ssn al oen
eneeIife 2orO 8oporo og pna Bette
@runOIog febe Serregaaroen aans,
bDorira ban til iioit flggteoe iam-
men meo SusbeitprerinOen. San
lar altiaa mn eiter u6itaoet Strai
se%nopta9et i'm girtiombeo iom Be
0rager. 5oreIsbig er Dan ! 5el-
&c ogaatt." ilpgtet ira Soueoitaoen
.Senere er ban paagreben i Alton,a
5 9oenie bnDoe ban boet pan liz
i~ions5oteaet unOer RaOnet 8aitor
arog.
greHOt 6Orlas. SEQ 8iretioen
6reoag Morgen Den y. os. uobrgS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
De nge 8nrniioner.

De nDe @nrniioner. Zen 10. 0s
er Der / asbenboOn blepen af6oIoi
ct MeOe al 0elegereoe ira 9olbGf,
SiIerso, N9itoeo, Hingite6, Hosfil-
De og 9oroingborg gpruao onanaen-
Sc 8arniions Spsrgsmnalet. On
De paa Weoet trufne geilutnineer
snifes imi6lertiO Sntet ofientIiggort
forele6ig.
6re0erifsiunos 9proo0 6or ue0-
tnset at rette Senoenoelie til aries-
miniiteriet ON at iaa @arniion ser
/ 9pen.
SuaO Der or nOrcttct. 5 oen MI
aTifutteoe Rigsongsiomlings 9sb
iorelasOes 80 9ooforiIog, 6ooraf 70
oar aegeringsiorilng og Il rem
fomne oeo priont Snitiatiu. af Re
geringsiorilagene 6leo 10 forelagt /
6olfetingct og 80 i 2anostinqpf.
nj Be oeo priont 5nitiat;o rem
fomne 6orilag foreIagoes 10 / Sol
fetinget og / / 2an6stinget. af De
iorelagte 9oDforilag er IS en0e-
ligt %peotague, meoens 30 life er be-
bnnoleOe til Gnoe eIer er bortfalo-
ne. 0esaOen ~iorelaa til aigoreIie
eGer gabanoling en- 8pffe anore
Eager.
gprncnes YlnntningsOns. 8or
9ernene / garoe aommuneifole par
Ser ben 1905. / Senore glantage
orrnngeret en- pRlantningsoag@ /
2ig6eo meo, 6pao Ger fnnot Ste0
/ 6ior. Ter tilpIanteoes / 20.
Suno. g0raaoets of~oDu6oalg bar
/ 6plge naibe amtsti0." til oisie
aarlige Blantninger laOet u6Ipg9e
ct 4reol paa I pit If 70. 9nn6.
antOmObil -@euere. 20 oftere
Itraffe6e Man0sperionpr, SIR, en-.
2orien og 9iasmus 2pffe Serenien
/ aar6us, par / 6paesifnb ilaaet
inc poa Den Srafif at loffe beruieoe
Wonosperioner meO Zig op ! en- an-
tomobil, 6Doreiter De uOplpnOreoe
Dem unoer aerielen, eaer naar De
por fommen BEN | en- aflioeS 8aoe.
@fternt De iaoIe0es en- Int bnpoe be-
rspet en- 60aarrig 5ooermeiter ira
Moaerupgoaroen | 2isbierg bans
u6r og genge, bleo De imiolertio
an5olote, ioet en- Sfomager, Der
6apoe Jet Dem uofsre RsOeriet, gen
fenote bent; % M er be iosmt |
aars 5orbeoringsbusorbeioe buer.
Slere Nilionarpinser. 5oruoen
SaoDarfsarbeioer SOB. Rasmusien
/ &oriens, Der menes at Dpre ar-
ping til nogle al Den nfoeoe oauif-
am~erifanife MiIlionpr Riefs BOIL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

Slere Wilionarpinger. 5oruoen
Saouarfsorbeioer SOB. RasmusIen
/ Soriens, Der menes at Onre ar-
ping til nogle at Den nfoeoe oanif-
amerifanife Millionpr Niels PouI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

9oosialo. 56o. 5oltetinesmano,
@or. Sens Ouien, eeum, er iflg. q.
9. | 9fftes nfgaaet OeO 3s0en. Zen
aiOsOe, Der bar feot 1914, repre-
ientereoe ira 1881 til 1905 Sire
oericiafreoien.
opee G. @ra6op | 96iiteo er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

lens &igoomme, er Ser tillige en-
Morgarinearbeioer clinton 8osmus-
len / 9eile, iom ogiaa er 9aIo6rooer
til ben afogoe areius. 0ieIS9ouI-
ien bar for Heiten, efter booo Belle
y. 6oIfebl.~ meooeIer,, ofte ienot
SaIobr6orene ret b~etpoelige 9elsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

6n ebnbrnnb. geiteroia, -.
M1ai. llnoer ct beiti9t I%orOenpeir
/ Gitermi0oog LOG 9pnet neo / 60
italoen til Sens 56omiens @aarO
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was addressed by a number of speak
ers, all of whom aroused the conven-
tion to a high pitch of enthusiasm.
Major b. Ruppe spoke at length
and pointed out the proud record of
the present republican administration
and warned the delegates against the
attempt now being made by hand
full Of political pirates to again secure
control Of the affairs of the county
from which they had been ousted only
after long and costly struggle. Ma
jor Ruppe contrasted present condi-
tons in the county with those of the
days OF Hubbellism when the warrants
of the county were worth so to so
cents on the dollar. Now the county
| is on a cash basis and its paper Is
worth 100 cents on the dollar. The
present administration of the re-
publican party in this county, said
| Mr.. Ruppe had no bosses. While some
men were recognized and followed as
| leaders, this was because these men
had the welfare of the people at heart
and enjoyed the confidence OF the po-
| Pile II the people wanted gang rule
and corruption, said the speaker, they
could easily secure 1t by supporting
the Hubbell boilers in the coming cleo
tion. He paid a high tribute to Judge
Abbott and contrasted the administra
tion of the district court under his ad-
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Wets Win by sixteen Votes.

Ukiah. Cal. Sept. 25,--In a local
option election held here today the
VETS" won by majority OF sixteen
Votes
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the f. B. Hendrie residence. at Onei-
da and Twelfth avenue. Montclair, a
Denver suburb. Two shots were fired.
both bullets striking Patterson in the
back. Mrs. Patterson then showed the
revolver under her husbands body
and informed the Hendrie's that her
husband had shot himself. Later Mrs.
Patterson confessed when confronted
with statement m.r4e by an eyo-Nlt-
ness of the shooting.
Months of matrimonial discord cul-
minated in Mrs. Patterson filing suit
for divorce in the Denver courts on
September !, 1911, charging cruelty.
September 30. Patterson brought suit
In Chicago against Emil w. Strouss,
millionaire head of Strouss. Eisenrath
and company. clothing manufacturers,
asking S25. 900 damages for alienation
OF his wife's affections. Patterson
charged that four months after his
marriage october !, 1908. Strouss and
Mrs. Patterson elopcd and spent sew
eral months travelling In Europe.
Several months ago. accompanied
by his wife Patterson came to Den
yer on account of his health. The
couple lived together until last Friday
when Patterson. on account of failing
health. entered a sanitarium for CON
sumptives.
This morning Mrs. Patterson called
at the sanitarum and the couple left
for a walk. That the pair engaged IN
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. ssss ss.sss

. we the republicans of Bern
. alillO county. in convention as
. sembled, reaffirm our devotion
. and adhesion to the principles
. of the great republican party
. the only truly progressive party
. known to the history of the
United States in the last six
. ty-five years, during all of
. which time it has been oppos-
ed by party of mere opposi-
. ton and obstruction to every
. advancing step taken in the in
. terest of personal freedom and
material prosperity
. we denounCe the present
course of the democratic party
because II strikes at the very
foundation of our government,
and tends only in the direction
OF the subversion aud total de-
. struction of all of our time hon
ored institutions.
I'VE give our heartfelt thanks
to all men in public life who
contributed in any way to OBJ
. tanning for New Mexico the
. long desired gift of statehood,
. chief among whom is our great
Q president, William Howard Taft,
G without whose steadfast aid we
certainly would have met with
failure and we express our graf
itude also to those of our own
. citizens, including our delegate
. in congress, Hon. William H.
. Andrews, who gave so freely of
. their time and services to the
q n Of ~ n1u tn1c "a Wash.
. ington
We assert that the business
. interests, development and hap
. piness of New Mexico require
. the continuance of republican
. dominance in national affairs.
. Looking back as we do with
. horror, to the period of utter
prostration of all business dur
. ing the last democratic admin
. istration and II is therefore of
. the utmost importance that at
0 this, our first state election, we
. create and organize republi
. can state, and a failure to do so
might be a national calamity as
we will have vote for presl-
. dent in 1912 We therefore in
struct our delegates to the con-
o VentiOn at Las Vegas to use
every possible effort to secure
the nomination of candidates
for state officers who can GER
. tainly he elected, and to strive
to eliminate all candidates who
. viii not add strength to the state
ticket in this, the most critical
period of our history
I'VE deeply deplore the fact
that in our own county few
misguided members OF our par
ty have been SO mislead as to
follow the leadership of the man
. principally responsible for bad
. administration of our county af-
. fairs in the past. who now seeks
a restoration to power for his
. own evil purposes only, and have
o seeded from the regular organ
. izatiOn of the party, attempting
. to create new and separate
. one, thus endangering our
chances of obtaining as large
. majorities for republican candi-
. dates as they ought naturally to
. receive in Bernalillo county"
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Emigrant GAP CAT, Sept. 25--As Y
has been showing and raining here all
day Aviator Robert &. Fowler said
tonight that he would not resume his
ocean to-oeean flight until Tuesday
morning. The damage done Fowler s
blplane when he came to earth here
yesterday, was repaired today.