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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-25

The church pillar who never hurts
the devils business any, Is not the
man 70 have sit on the safety valve.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

rally in this city
 Yesterday the county candidates left this city for Tombstone. where they held rossing rally last night. and tonight they win speak in Ben son. The last of the county candi- dates to begin his campaign will start work iu his home city today. This is Mayor Frank Ramsey. of Douglas. who IS nominee for county treasurer He was in Bisbee on the evening train yesterday and stated that he would return here in day or two and would campaign hard un- til election day Mayor Ramsey has been out Of the country since the day that he consented to make the run for the office, and told his friends in this city that they might prepare and file petitions fer him. He went to Sonora on cattle purchasing trip. and has been there ever since. It makes the time for his campaign very short, but he will be able to spend most of his time in this district since he will not find it necessary to work in his home district nor in the eouEsry districts. where. as a cattleman, he is well known While he has many warm friends in Bisbee and Lowell. he is probably less well known here than in any part of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
A HEALTHY. HAPPY OLD ACE,

May be promoted by those who gently cleanse the system, now and then. when Tn need of laxative remedy. by taking a desertspoonfuI oi the ever refreshing, wholesome and tuly beneficial Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, which IS inc cnly family laxative generally ap- proved by the most eminent phy- acians, because 1t acts in natural. strengthening way and warns and tones up the internal organs without weakening them. Itis equally benc6- lIcialfortlto very young and the mid- dle aged. as itisiaEways efficient and tree from all harmful ingredients. To get its beneficial effects it,is always necessary to bay the genuine, bear ing the name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co.-pIainly printed on ihe lronlof eyefypsckagc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

States. 4 fact that is iHtercsJiui; and important in this connection is DaFowski's elegance Of diction and apparent high education, eireum- stance that leads one to conclude that he was rot of the artisan class in Germany.
 The name under which the man re- ceiyed the barber college certificate was John DaroWsli.' Tbis name was also found in the back of a Ger. man silver watch. X gold watch was found in tho suit case but 1t bore DO inscriptions. Other articles iii tne suitcase we're a kit of baTber's jun plemeuts and clothing
 The iact that tho dead man went under two names, TT Derby and John DaroWski7 iustifics fhe belief tEat his real name may not have been eltbcr and makes it possible that be may have been Baron George r. gCn P0lcus
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
MARK A. SMITH
 HERE TONIGHT
Senatorial Nominee and Party Will Hold Meeting and
 Discuss Issues
POSSIBLY THE LAST RALLY

Democratic doctrine will be once mere inculcated into the minds Cf Bisbee voters tonight when the Mark smith party Of eampaigRers will speak in this city This party con sists of the sterling old Tatriot him. self, w. P. Geary, D. F. Johnson. c O. Case. A W. Cole. C Cala- han and Wiley F. Jones' Mark Smith has been heard in Bisbee only once this C. ID. just before the rriniaIg and ,he voters Of the district win vel come the opportunity 10 greet him again and pledge their hearty sup rort for his election. Away a pleas ing. entertaining and instructive speaker. his visit at this tii9c will te dcubly sss come and will narl, inc easing e cd Of the s9suSglc it is possible that this will be the last of tae '---l,t slatic campaign althOHgl, it is hoped that enc more can be ar '.n8cd for st the very end ol tLe canvass
 Originally Henry Ashurst expected to return 10 Bisbee and to speak here again next Saturday night. He has abandoned that intention. When he was last here he stated that he be- lieved he had thoroughly caDvassed this district, and that he felt he could do more good for the ticket by go- ing elsewhere, where he had not sf oken so often. He then stated that he had decided to abandon the meeting that had been announced for this city II is possible. however, that another meeting wiH be ar ranged for. and this the county com mittee is seeking to do. t is desired to bring two of the candidates who lost at the primary tO urge the cause Of their successful opponents, two of the best orators to he found in the rarty ranks, Eugene $. Ives and Reese Ling The county committee has asked the state cOmittee to se- cure these speakers for a great final
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
MOMENTOUS MEETING |. j OF BOARD OF TRADE
Matter of a Reganental Army Post to Be Considered To-
 morrow Nieht


 The big mass meeting called to- eether by J. M. O'COnnell president of the board of trade. for the purpose Of registering up sentiment regarding Bisbee's opportunity 10 secure a fegl- mental army post and 10 lay plans to secure it. will be held tomorrow night at o'clock at the. city hall.
 The meeting will be the most i'm. portant public meeting ever held in Bisbee
 In addition to discussing the army post proposition. the matter Of in- viting the Calumet & Arizona and Shattuck mining companies 10 locate their new smelters in the Warren district w.n be taken mp and it is probable thar resolutions embodyin2 such an invitation will be passed.
 The big mass meeting was calico y.hen the following authentic inioi- nation became psblsc through the medium of The Review. The lowest bid for the improvement and eE- largement of Fort Huachuca wss S3S 900 above the appropriation made by congress for the purpose and the war department concluded that this difference was sufficient 10 justifg tho department m looking TOT pet ter site and one nearer 10 the inter rational boundary line.
 In accordance with this counciu- sion. the quartermaster department was authorized to inspect ana report upon available sites for reglmental army post. lt is up to Bisbee to show cause" why the amy post should be located in the Warren dis trct. If Bisbee mas the soods, the facilities for meeting the demands Of an army post location, # is up 10 Risbee to enumerate and emphasize those facilities for the edication or the var department.
 It is understood that Tucson Will be a competitor for the army post Douglas. having been proven as noi having an available site, probably will not be a competitor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
pinloma,lo Msnu.

An interesting collection has just been added to the museum in connec- ton with the French ministry Of for eisn affairs. The collection is the gift oi NJ. Jean Fabre. and it consists of menus Of disners and luncheons given by French diplomatic representatives abroad during the last 50 years. What . boon this wiii be 10 chefs If they are permitted 10 consult this collec- ton. which IS contained in 70 album, and it is quite within the range of possibility tha; diplomats will not be above drawing Inspiration from the books. We believe the Austrian em. peror has a somewhat similar coiieo Ieetion.-LonG-h Gl-&e.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
pIanr Rezs oauanter,s NoysI.

Sir Russell Reyuclds, the late enl- Gen; paysi-.an once related how he met Tha~kerls st dinner shortly after the puhcSetion cf "The Story of Eliza beth" hy his daughter. Lady Ritchie. T told 1'hsekeray hoS much admired this cbsl ming novel. I am very glad. be replied. but can form no crI-'on of it's merits, as have not read it. Not read i;i' ! exclaimed in great sur. prise 'No. was tae answer I dared uot. l love her too nuch.'"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

The kimono shoulder is used on this little frock. the neck being round with a turnover cellar and tine sleeves of elbow length, while the skirt is a kilt pleated one attached to the waist at the belt Cashmere. challis, giug- ham, linen, etc, are used for these dresses.
 The pattern (55j6) Is cut in sizes C 10 i2 years. Medium size requires 2i5 yards of 3G-inch material
 To procure this pattern send % cents % Pattern Department" of this paper Write name and address plainly and be sure to give size and nusDber of pattern
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
How,s This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re vd for any caso Of Caiauh tlat crE-st De cured by Halls catarrh cuTc.
 T. J. T;tCNE;Y q C5. ~tle. D. We the r'esr.-sl,.F srra-l i-. .T aeseE for Hse il an.f heiietc im fp.rfaffiy i1-rr-h'e i1 an bgaiu-es '-rrasrfions afii ii-lai'~'-i't lit fe cfF.G put r'lT ebii'sa'i9rs riate irf ;r .rTn. s,Ar-9-.-,-. E-,.. c-' i--iA.E-cF.
 Tsl.ls Q. 7 Ts ra,arti rffe i5ttr-i i-,tsr35iiv sf t!y r;~1 fs hl5fs snd uif- a. -'tt1c.s "f f'e frT..su. T,r-iif1ofi Ir H-i f- r f'rlf si cents D r blt.f tfilI lf- rif f,rn9-rists.
 Fake i--l a-1-- r-.ls i-r c--atisailsa.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
MAKING IT SQUARE

Boss--There's Slo gone from my cash drawer Johnny; you and were the only people who had the keys io that drawcrs
 Office Boy-Well. s'pCse we each Tay S and say no more about it?
 Philadelphia Bulletin
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
A SUBSTITUTE

~it may pc true that a substitute for Rhiskcy has been luund siu Kapsas, bui where on earth cap you disroYcr substitute for kaiisasg asbs the Washington Post Well a certain un- meuti0nable superheated plaace might serve. Might it not? - Richmond News Leader
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
mAsous AT1eNTlon.

The annual election Ol officers Or Perfect As,ilcr lodge No. =. viii be heii Thursday. Dac. 7th.. at 7.39 p. m. All members are requested to be present. Visiting brothers vel ccme.
 JOHN F. tE,,AMS, ". M.
 Al
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
AIways.

A man always Las a readJ Listener when Es Is tryids te l,efsidoe L'-ISeH ,hat ks Las been w.CLss1-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

Fixing Prfe-z ot 0iaronds.
 The pr.ccs oj I'0lisbcd Giamonds ars coEtronLd Dy ps1ccs oi tho rougl stones and are really made in London
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Storage Eggs May
Be Had for % Cents

People who have 20 pay 60 cents a
dozen for eggs and 80 cents pound for
butter should do little shopping" said
a retail grocer today. referring to tho
prices quoted in a thigh cost OF hvlng''
article by local paper.
1T Is true that the supply OF fresh
eggs is very small, but where you find
them at all. you can get them for 80
cents q dozen, except those from poultry
farms which have established a big
reputation. Eggs from the Brandeis
farm and perhaps one or two others sell
at 60 cents a dozen and eggs from some
other farms at 90 cents. Storage eggs are
sold at retail all the way from 20 to. 80
cents the aO-eent variety being No. II
one big firm quotes creamery butter at
So cents a pound: No. creamery at %
cents and dairy butter at 25 cents. But
terine sells all the way from 12h cents
TO 25 cents pound. Co.
1t is yet a question what the Thanks
giving price OF turkeys will be. Martin
Rein OF Hayden Bros meat depart
ment, on a recent Kansas trip. found
Kansas turkeys quoted at q cents a
pound In car lots, but he hopes 20 find
them elsewhere at figure. that Will
allow them to be sold at q reasonable
price TO consumers IN Omaha. He has
some milkfed chickens from the Papio
View farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

FORT LOGAN, COLORADO. NoVEM-
Der 90. 1a1l.--Sehled proposals, In tripli-
cate will he received here until 1910 a. m.
December 20, 1911 for tho construction OF
forms for bidders, plans and apecifica-
lions may DO had upon application. The
United States reserves right 20 accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked proposals for the
Construction OF New Water Distributing
System" and addressed to tho construc-
ting quartermaster, Fort Logan, Colorado
T. II. Ffissell Captain and qJartermaster,
U. 8. Army, Constructing Quartermaeter.
N. 3-24-25-26. ID. BIO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received until noon,
December 1. 1911, at the office Of the
building at Curtis. Nebraska, for the
School OF Agriculture. Plans, speoiflca-
lions and bidding blanks are on file at
7Sl Brandels Theater Bldg, Omaha. and
the office OF secretary OF state, Lincoln.
ADDISON WAIT,
N14-d-16t Secretary OF State
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Space is in Demand
for Cement Show

H. c. Mccerd OF Columbus. Neb.. presl-
dent OF the Midwest Cement show. was
IN Omaha Wednesday In connection with
for the show. which win
be held in the Auditorium February 70
10. Mr., MeCord says tie show VIII a
mammoth affair, that already as much
space has been sold as was sold last year
up to the opening day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Oklahoma.
FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE.

FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE
500 acres adjoining town at crossing
of two trunk line railways Ldoal tract
Tor fruit, dairy or general farm and
stock ranch, In easy reach OF the best
cities In eastern Oklahoma, $50 acres
suitable for any crops grown in this
climate; OF the remainder $50 acres is
high ground and especially adapted to
fruits OF all kinds; balance pasture. All
fenced and 200 acres ready for the pillow;
balance timbered. Price $50 per acre; on
easy terms title guaranteed. This IL an
unusual bargain Bettcs Land a Invest
ment Company, $685. Flynn-Ames Bldg
MuskoRee, Okla.
FOR dainty dessert use Dalzells Ice
cream. II Mrs. A. Nelson, Ill SO. i2d ST.,
VIII come TO The Bee office within three
days we viii give her an order for a
quart brick Of this tine Ice cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

A FEW snaps IN Brule county. South
Dakota, lands, wiil- pay railroad fare TO
buyers not satisfied. J, A. Stransky,
fukwana, ). ID.
EXCEPTIONAL RANCH AND FARM
PROPOSITION.
26S5 acres located IN east central part
OF South Dakota, IL miles from good
town. all fenced and cross fenced, also
500 acres leased land under fence. Good
comfortable ranch buildings, AO acres
under cultivation; NO acres or more good
farm land, balance best KIND OF pasture
and hay land. Price 5000 per acre.
Choice halr section two and hair miles
from town in kingsbury county for sale
at $3.50 per acre. win take In town prop
erty not over 1900 as part pay. No bet
ter quality OF land than thus, Address
or call on CARLSON 81 WALLIN, Garth
aHa u ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

Nebraska.

IMPROVED 2S3 acres black sandy soil,
clay subsol, close TO S towns, nice grove
and orchard on place; $500. George
Brokaw, lnman, Holt county, Nebraska.
SMALL RANCH for sale near town.
about 700 acres Improved, SIS per acre;
this Is bargain. J, G. Berzina, Whit
man, Neh.
NEBRASKA and oregon land, IS up
SN Brandeis Blk, Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
WANTED-TO RENT

FAMILY OF four seeks high-class board
ing place; must be suitable for cultured
people. neighborhoOd and house must be
high-clasS; near West Barnam st. Ad-
dress ID 60, care Bee.
THREE adults and 4-year-old want
completely furnished apartment Please
do not reply unless neighborhood and all
else qualities for refined people; West
Farnam district. Address & 3ss, care Bee.
WANTED Furnished suite near good
boarding place, suitable Tor family OF
three adults and child No objection to
outskirts n near Farnam 81. only high
grade place considered. Address N SSS
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
500 CASH.

Three-room house. partly modern; lot
60x7O; corner Spencer and Goth SITS; paw
ing paid permanent walks; has good fu-
ture value for home or business. Good
location for small store close to Lake
street school. Price, 81 800. Cash re-
quired, 500, balance, SD per month
owner, Webster 26l2.
FOR SALE.
45l0 Blonde ST. Baker Place. A X 1872.
10000.
3Sth and Curtis SITS. TIillsdale Add. 8
lots. 80 100 each. 10000.
18th and Redick. Newport Add. I acre
lot, $4,000. Holt co. Farm Land, 800 acres,
$500 per acre.
IL. w. NEAL 1912 Harvey st.
Phones ID. 1l5S A-l1lS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM a. RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Canada

Do you want farm In western Canada,
where the crops this year are In advance
OF anything grown on the continent? For
wheat growing. dairying, mixed farming
and cattle raising the province or Alberta
Is unsurpassed.
Lands are now offered by the CANA
DIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
at prices ranging from $40 10 $50 an acre
on LONG TERMS Of payment or on the
crop payment plan. THIS II paying for
your farm with a portion Of your crops
each year.
Land values have increased 20 per cent
In two years. Great opportunity for the
hOmeseekeT.
Can or write for fun particulars. book
lets, maps, etc.
y. s. FLOR, Gen. Agent,
Canadian Pacific Alberta Land Co,
40 Board Of Trade Bldg.
Excursion every Tuesday, See me for
rates
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Texas.

THE I1oMESEEKE Is n monthly
paper that will tell you how TO acquire
q home on easy payments, and also how
TO make money out OF other people who
are acquiring homes. ft
THE MAGAZINE WITHOUT A NAME
will help you TO make pleasant home
and will tell you how to make a good
living out OF a little land.
We will send you both free IL you will
send us your name.
AMERICAN TOWNSHIP CO.,
Gan AnfOuiO Texaa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Don't Build, Buy This

Don I Build, Buy l MS
$4,000 will buy a pressed brick fashion
able apartment house OF 20 rooms, with
large porches, in good conditions; close an;
wei rented; five year lease. Cost s6S, 300.
Terms reasonable.
Arthur G. Crossman.
sOS Boston store Bldg, Phone Doug. IlOl.
MR.. RENT WAsTERl
Why not have over half your rent
paid back to you? These properties will
more than do so:
$40 per month, 500 cash, or can sell on
larger monthly payments and SIS cash, a
good room house, in best condition,
nicely arranged, oil finish, modern except
furnace-will install latter II desired
full cemeuted cellar, large trees, full lot,
south front. well situated, about 20
blocks from postoffice. Very cheap at
$2,7Vo.
Ne have several others similar to
above. Cali or phone Douglas S57
RUSSELL g. McK1TRiCK CO.,
4s2 Range bog. 10Th and Harvey SITS.
ELEGANT building site, one block from
new cathedral, 96 feet frontage ON two
streets, $500.
GROOM, modern house, built 1907, across
street from kountze Place. $3.50
Ideal location for apartment house, 35s
blocks from court house, $3.50.
F. ID. WEAD, 1901 Farnam ST.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
Is ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
We have a two-a apartment house. con-
tanning 70 rooms, two oath rooms, seven
bed rooms, with parlor dining room and
kitchen In each apartment, with new
plumbing and good heating plant
This property IS too large for personal
owner and 1t IL a splendid proposition for
some one who will buy II and divide II
INTO four three-room apartments. Owing
to the arrangement OF the house this
work can be done at very small ex-
pense and when completed the apart
ments will rent for SIS each, The buyer
can live in one apartment, rent the rest
and make good investment out Of your
home.
The building is well built and in good
condition; only thirteen minutes ride &c
the center of the city; one block from the
Dodge street cor line and In good rest
dence district.
THE NUMBER is 26l9
! N. 10Th ST.
| II Is just north OF Ohio on the Flor
ence Blvd. A good Fix or seven-roon
modern house will be taken in exchange
at the right price This proposition q
| certainly worth looking at.
NORRIS & MARTIN.
400 Bee Bldg Doug. 1910. A-427O.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
Colorado.

500 ACRES IN the San Luis valley.
Colo. Tor sale az . bargain; good terms
and fine land, L. Croker Beatrice Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
TAFT FORCES ARE TO MEET
Mass Convention Called for Lincoln
on December 10. -,
"a ------
TO FORM LOCAL TAFT CLUBS
--------@
Cali for Lincoln Meeting VIII .Hu+
cIude Recommend dalton for Their
Organization and Choice OF
Delegates from Them.

The movement to organize Nebraska
republicans who favor, the Te-electioRs OF
President Taft moved one step forward
at the Taft conference held tsthe Rome
Wednesday, /, attended by nearly forty
representative republicans from all parts
OF the state ,t- t ,'F -. q. .tq -NAf
The conference was an enlargement OF
a meeting held at Lincoln, n week ago
to devise ways and means OF oentering
the Taft forces In anticipation OF the
coming spring primary that will deter
mine the choice OF the Nebraska delega-
ton 10 the national nominating conven-
ton. The meeting called upon Captain
c. Il. Adams OF Superior to preside. and
e. M. Pollard OF. Nehawka to act as
secretary. rf~
After FREQ discussion It was decided TO
call a mass convention OF republicans In
the interest OF Mr.. Taft TO be held Mt
Lincoln Tuesday, December 10. when
permanent organization win be perfected.
The formulation and, distribution OF the
call for the convention was left 20 u
subcommittee consisting OF Captain
Adams. MIR, Pollard, A. W. Jefteris, a.
&c, cady and II. @. Lindsay. The Gull
IL TO include recommendation for the
formation of local Taft clubs to send
delegates 20 Lincoln.
Those Who Attended.
The names OF those present taken down
were
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

Key TO the situatiOn--Bes want Aas.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
OFFERED FOR SALE
Typewriters.

WE HAVE a COMPLETE LINE OF
all makes Of typewriters, factory rebuilt;
prices right: It Will pay you to see US
before buying. 80 -.
TYPEN ritter INSPECTION AND SUP
PLY Co. lNOS kARNAM sly. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

the beauu1ul, TUESDAY, Dec 8. 1.-THE right
place for winter homes or investment.
Write for booklet and othor Information.
q. u. Kellogg ROOM 4, Stuart Bldg,
Audubon. la. Agents wanted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

DUNDEE BARGAIN.
Elght-ToOm modern house; toilet on
first floor. sleeping porch; fire place;
finished in oak and hard pine birch and
white enamel. This goes direct from
owner 20 purchaser. Tel. Harvey 90.
Harry II. Putnam
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
BUILDING LOTT

See a fine one on Lake street, so feet
west OF telephone exchange. All specials
flat, two small cottages or home. Two
car lines; growing values here. Price,
s., 800.
or this: in Florence, northwest corner
Main and Clay, east front; fine for bust
ness or home $500. No cash down; $40
per year. Call owner. Webster 26l2.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24

HNp1LNG, s, load. II, Gross. w 2Ssl
TgElNk,RAI. contractors OUTFIT. also
teams aud wagons. Caldwell Drake,
ew Court House.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
OMAHA, THE GRAIN MARKET

WEEKS GRAIN CO. grain merchants;
censiEnments solicited. 7sS Br0ndeis.
ROBERTS GRAIN Co. grain consign-
ments solicited, grain bought to arrive.
,2S Brandeis.
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co, 764 Brandois,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-24
OFFERED FOR RENT


WAILPAPERpainting. paper hang
ing glazing, picture
framing. Monson, 500 Park Ave. IA. 5seO.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-04
NEW JERSEY WOMEN ONCE
VOTED, THEN WERE ROBBED
Had Equal Franchise From 177e to
1907, It 10 Assorted.

Soon after helping to carry the Ke-
publican stronghold Of Plainfeld, N.
J., for Woodrow Wilson. the Demo-
cratic club Of that city did another
thing equally without precedent IN
inviting the women Of the EquaI SUI
frage league to come to club meeting
and state their reasons for demanding
the ballot
The invitation was accepted. and the
speakers for the league were Its pres
ident, Mrs. Champlain l.. Riley, ana
Miss Zoe Russell Batemah.
That the women of New Jersey were
robbed of the franchise 1O3 years ago,
after they had had it for thirty-one
wears. was one of the interesting
things that the club learned from
Miss Bateman. She recalled the tact
that the Continental congress OF 1910
lodged the woman suffrage question
by leaving it to each state to declde
for itself.
"And to the lasting glory q New
jersey.v she continued. "this state gave
the ballot to her women. Ihey had
it until 1907. In that year there was
great election fraud scandal incl
dental to the vote in the location or
state buildings. Many persons voteu
early and often Minors and foreign
ers, who had no rights at the polls at
all, voted without hindrance.
hat
''Therc was nothing to SHOW tnat
the women were guilty of these frauds.
At least they alone were not guilty..
But in November of that year the leg
islature, without sanction of the peo-
pie. as required by law, amended the
constitution so as to deprive the Wom-
Ell of the suffrage"