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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

A full account of court pro-
ceedings will be published next
week. The following may be of
immediate interest to a majority
of our readers: In Re: Appli-
cation for charter for Borough of
Mildred, Continued and hearing
fixed for Friday December Is, 1912.
E. c. Lockwood and family OF
Sonestown, will leave the latter
part of this month for Lestershire,
n. Y, where he has accepted a
position as manager of the machine
room in factory in that place.
II. ID. Lockwood has a position
as superintendent in the same fac.
tory.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

L hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for the
office of County Commissioner sub
ject to Republican rules.
FRANK w. BUCK.
September 8, 1911. Muncy Valley, Pa
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for the
office of County Auditor subject to
the rules of the Republican party.
j. G.. CANEN.
September +, 1911. Laporte, Pa,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

| hereby announce myself as a candi,
date for the nomination for the office OF
Commissioner of Sullivan County subject
to the rules Of the Republican party.
w. a. Gumble.
August 30, 1911. Hillsgrove, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

! hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the nomination for the office OF
Associate Judge of Sullivan County Sub
ject to Republican rules.
JAMES 7. MILLER.
August 80, 1911. Muncy Valley, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Irwin Hottcnstein of Forks
township, Republican candidate for
County Commissioner, was a
pleasant caller at our sanctum
Tuesday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22


A fellow feels like living these
balmy days.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Lee Vorhees of Sonestown made
our Office pleasant call Tuesday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Willis b. Snider Of Nordmont,
Democrat candidate for County
Commissioner, presented his smil-
ing countenancc at our Office Mon
day.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Editor Streby of Dushore was
Il pleasant caller at our Office Mon
day.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

l hereby announce myself as a candi-
date tor the nomination Tor the office of
County Commissioner subject to the rules
Of the Republican party.
ROLAND S. MARTIN.
August 30, 1911. Cherry Township.
! hereby announce myself as candidate
tor the nomination for the office Of Sher
III of sullivan County, subject to the Re
publican rules.
W. II, BIDDLE,
Feb. "a, 1911. Elkland Township.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the nomination for the Office o.. Com
missioner of Sullivan County subject to
the rules OF the Republican Party.
FRANK STRICKLAND,
March, II, 1911. llillsgrove, Pa.
hereby announce myself as candi.
date for the nomination for the office OF
County Commissioner of Sullivan County,
subject to Republican rules.
W. +. MORE,
June 20, 1911. Forksville, Pa.
| hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for the
office of Commissioner of Sullivan
County subject to the rules of the
Republican Party.
IRWIN HOTTENSTEIN,
August, 10, 1911. Forks Township.
hereby announce myself as candi
date for the office OF County Treasurer.
Your vote and support Is respectfully
solicited.
JOSEPH A. HELSMAN.
August 20, 1911. Mildred, Pa.
| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Associate
Judge of Sullivan County subject to
Republican rules.
A. b. KILMER
August 2S, 1911. Wheelerville, Pa D..
hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the nomination for the office OF
Associate Judge of Sullivan County Sub
iect to Republican rules.
JAMES ?. MILLER.
August 80, 1911. Muncy Valley, Pa.
| hereby announce myself as a candi,
date for the nomination for the office OF
Commissioner of Sullivan County subject
to the rules of the Republican party.
w. A. Gumbe.
August 30, 1911. Hillsgrove, Pa.
/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Auditor, sub
ject to Republican Rules.
G. f. WILCOX,
h. ID. |, Box 81. Wheelerville, Pa.
TO the Democratic voters of Sulli-
van County:-Through an oversight
my nomination papers were returned
from Harrisburg. However | am
still Il candid ,te for the office of
Associate Judge. Soliciting your
l., I 4
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Mrs. Dane CorsOn and Miss
Alice Sones of Sonestown attended
court here Monday and Tuesday
and made our Office Il pleasant call.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

William T. Moore Of Forksville.
Republican candidate for County
Commissioner, made our Office a
pleasant call Tuesday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

Mrs. G. A. Murray and Mrs. M.
Donovan Of Mildred spent Sunday
at James Moran's.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-09-22

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date tor the nomination Tor the office OF
County Commissioner subject to the rules
OF the Republican party.
ROLAND S. MARTIN.
August 30, 1911. Cherry Township.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

Paton Kcr, Andrew Lang. Sir Alfred
Comyn LSall. John William Mackall,
THOMAS Surge Moore. viscount Morley,
George Gilbert Murray, Henry New
boldt. Edward Henry pcmbcr. Sir Arr
thor Wing Pincro. George waiter
frothero, Walter Raleigh. Arthur
Woolgar Ferrall, George Windham,
William Butler Yeats.
If the authors ii this list have
sought to here gather the names OF
the first thirty Englshmcn OF letters,
they have failed. The roll is conspicu
Gus for its omissions lIiplns and ten
or twelve more have been eliminated
Nobody but narrow provincial would
put Alfred Austin on the list ana
leave out that master writer who gave
MS The Recessional and Soldiers
Three" Who would put a Kitchen
scrlbbler OF verse over the man whose
poems are quoted and beloved from sen
TO sea? Where are Conan DOYLE ana
James Bryce? William Watson. no
mean singer, is forgotten on the roll
stephen Phillips should be there
Henry Arthur Jones and Barria-
are they?
1t would seem that this Society
OF lmmortals is as lncongruous ana
unhappy in its personnel as the stat.
uary Hall in the National Capitol at
Washington
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TIE NORTHERN S,.c,x. ,a,,x.

ne Committees Of the Chambcr ~
Commerce will enter this mornine ~
on their third week Of canvassinr IA,
ING subscription Of $4,000 TO Tic
stock OF the Northern Neck Railron1
they have obtained 50 FAR about ono-
third of the amount necessary 10 as
sure tho success OF the cntcrnris,
TREY have not received The cnconra &c
ment their wholly disintcrcstcd clforts
sho'ld nave had from the progressive
people OF this great town but ,hcy
arc not discouraged ana hope TO So
cure he rest OF the money needed to
build the road.
Evcrybcdy believes that ii would 10
u great feeder for Richmond. hut ovcrv
body and particularly everybody who
could Just as We'll as not, does not sub
scribe. MI would share in The bcne-
hts Of the undertaking. ii would add
LOCO square miles Of territory 10 the
Richmond trading district Ii would
put 10000 people in close touch With
M the activities Of this city. The road
VIII cost s1.So0Ooo Iichmond is
';2No" 70 S.pscripe Tor Siae'o0o Of its
,o'N ''nsr hcopie VIII Put up
@ ~ SUBSCRIPTIONS made IN
Richmond will not be called for until
the road has been finished 60 the Rap
: w. ~ i'pr cent 81
., ~ ~. W. pay
t.,u, VI, ~ ~
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

theories which Mr.. Bryan advocates,
and there is no reason to believe that
he viii find in the state to-day the
ground more fertile for the dissemina
ton of his ideas.
Speaking OF tho fight made against
Mr.. Martin by Mr.. Bryan. without any
excuse ut all SO far as VIC can sec. the
Kew York Zines says:
senator Martin has beer person
ally clean and constructive through
out his career, and under his leader
ship in the Senate The country's honest
business has nothing to fear. For
Years he has been working Quietly and
theoretically for the public welfare
and BY modest efforts and by desirable
results obtained has attracted the at
'cntion of lis associates TO his ability
lie is 4 progressive Democrat more
Of the old school than The now per-
laps. and though not of the Aldrich
type of protectionist lie Is not Tie
man TO discard tried principles OF
craftsmanship and business to follow
The lure Of fads, For that reason he
WAS unacceptable 10 Mr.. Bryan
We have not the least doubt that
Mr. Martin Will administer his trust
in perfectly good faith with The Demo
cratic party The attack ri Mir. Bryan
has been resented by all thinking men
of the party. We can understand why
Mr. Taft should regard tic situation
with somewhat curious attention.. why
ne should be willing 60 talk 10 Mr..
Bryan--the extra unconstitutional adj
viser-in- chief to tho Democratic party
as he is described ny Brother Nickel
WAY III his Democratic Brooklyn Eagle
about international arbitration. on
any ola thing, lust SO he could nave
ne chuncc Of looking him over ana
estimating how many moro Presden-
tial campaigns there arc in him FOR
INC kopublican party: but it is rather
ealing that just at the Tine when
we democratic party has made little
nroEress, ana without his help, he
Sho"'d seek TO queer the game again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

Kentucky William o. Bradley ,,l
Thomas II. Paynter
j hhou'iis Is ,rho Murphy j. Foster and
Ma ine-Wllliam p. Frye and Charles
INSTRUMENTATION Rayncr and John
Walter Smith.
Massachusetts-Wi Winthrop Murray
or sIsb nnd Hsnrg g Cabot "a Lodge
! Minnesot a-Moses e. Clarp and
mississippi lie Roy Percy and John
Missouri flames A. Reed and vii
nam J. stone.
ne slgn'n 7 Nyersp NJ Dixon and
Neb ,t ska-Norrs Brown and Gil
Ncvada-Francis g. Newlands ana
New Iampshire-IIcnry e. Burnham
ana Jacob r. Gallinger.
Ne" Ierscy.Frank 0. Briggs and
New York--James A. o'Gorman and
Elihu Root
North Carolina-Lee g. overman
North Dakota-Asle j. Gronna and
Porter J. McCumber.
ohhiio-Theodore L. Burton and Al
Oklahoma-Tom r. Gore and Robert
J.. Owen. .N
Orcgon-I Jonathan Bourne and George
pennsylyania -Gcorse r olives and
Rhode Island Henry T.. Lippitt and
George Pea body Wetmore.
South Carolina-I3lison y. Smith
aud Bcnja min r. Tillman.
south Da<ota--Coe l. Crawford and
Robert ]. Gamble
Tennessee Luke Lea and Robert
L. Taylor
Texas Joseph ". Bailey and Charles
y. Culbcrson.
utal,-isecd smoot and George suth-
crland. "
Vernon william p. Dillingham;
and Carroll S. Page. If
observation-disclosures s Martin and
Claude a. Swanson
gton--Weslcy J.. Jones
West Virginia William f. Ch!lton
and Clarence W. Watson.
Wiscon sin--Robert NJ La Folictte
and Isaac Stephenson.
Wyoming Clarence D. Clark and
: Francis l.. Warren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
HATATAS YInGlNIANA

u sin. of Smithicid hams and The
oyster has hccn The constant refrain
Of ncets ana rrosc poets who have
written of he ediblcs Which nave made
the Old Dominion famous In tho world
cpicurcan. Minor singers have voiced
the praises OF the Blackstone watrc.
the Gordonsvilc fried chicken. Tic Al
bemailc pippin tho SOUTHAMPTON
peanut and the fredericksburg mint,
put no lips have sounded notes cuo-
CYSTIC Of still more ancient, product
Of the old Dominion which Sir walter
ltalcish carried back 10 Tie mother
country with him, alongside OF the in
comparable Virginia tobacco II is Of
the democratic irish potato that VIC
speak, hat wholesome food Of the
masses. That dinner Vegetable Of the
South, that breakfast sine qua non OF
the North.
The Boston Globe has traced Tie
ancestry OF the potato 1t was taken
from south America to Spain, ana from
Spain il was taken to Florida. Then
1t found q permanent home in OLD Vir-
ginia, whence some OF its descendants
were exported TO England in 15S5 BY
Sir Walter Raleigh Gerardc men
tons it in his "lJcrball" in 1897. undc,.
the name OF Batutas Virginiana, though
! it was regarded as curiosity until
the latter part Of the eighteenth cen
fury 1t is called Irish" because the
Royal Society Of London in 1868 roe
commended ii to The Irish pcasantry as
a possible safeguard against famine.
From that time il was popular in Erin.
ana what ought 10 be known as the
Virginia potato is now known as the
Irish potato
Rich in carbohydrates with 90 per
cent. Of its nutritive Substance assi,n-
liable this snowy man in brownish
jacket is one of the great staple foods
OF Europe ana the United states. 1t
IS the last resort Of countless poverty
stricken people. who find II tho spark
that Keeps life alive. Explorers, i'm
prisoncd in cities Of ice, have Kent
away death BY living on dried Irish
potatoes II is the food with which
both the man with the hoe and the
man with the coupon scissors begin the
days work. Ii has been tho food for
billions, and it will continue to be so.
This potato Virginlnn' has made
countless generations thankful and
made them better and boldcr ana big
ger. The world owes Virginia a meas
nrelcss debt for bringing this delicious
vegetable to the light OF day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

hand, has his machine fully covered by
patents. yet any one can buy Blcrlot
and exhibit IL without payment of a
bonus
though some may admire the bus
mess cloScncss aud tho sagacity Of the
WriShts, it must be said that they are
rctordins very greatly the develop
mcnt Of initiative and the making of
records by American airmcn. Compe
tition between the United states and
other countries on the aviation field is
aviator is tied down by the Wrights.
The inventive ingenuity and tho dare
devil character OF American airmcn
make them much feared by tho French
airmen. Rivalry Tor supremacy in
aviation will be keen during the com
ing season between France England
and the United States. despite the ham
speed. the E'rcncllmen may win the
prizes with machines going along, at
the rate Of 100 or ITO miles the hour,
the chief purpose of tho French mon
oplanc being speed. and not stability.
For solution Of the stability prob
lem other countries look TO the Yam
kec. With the single exception OF the
farman biplanc. the French have no
machines which can compare in stabil-
iiy with the best American biplanes
The coming aviation season will.
however, develop popular interest in
aviation and may serve 10 alter in some
degree the apparently inlexible policy
of the Wrishts- There are to he inter
national cup races in England and
meets in many Other countries Prizes
amounting to s225.ooo have been offered
for crcss-country races. and the sea
son is expected TO reveal many sur
prises and produce iinmeasurablc inter
est
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Daily Queries and Answers

citizenship.
s,l mow , cal 4 n, citizen Of the United
conditions? CITIZEN !.
BY cxpatriation. by renouncing his
CITIZENSHIP and taking up that Of an
tain crimes which carry as part OF
me penalty loss OF the rights Of q
citizen. -i'I-.
After an alien has declared his in
tention to become n citizen OF the
un nsra S Sdates how long VIII his Hrst
seven years.
Who vas the author Of the express
sion The more / see OF men tho more
like dogs? A.
1t is credited to Michel seigneur de
Montalgne.
Pfsaso state particulars about a frog
tried for murder IN Richmond about
IL DAVID r. BRUNER.
What Is the population OF Nrwau-
ass.s57. *.
Please give a list OF the United
States Senator's NJ.
Alabama-,Iohn III. Bankhcad and
Joseph L. Johnston
Observation-Disclosures r CIarke and
Jeff Davis.
California George c. Perkins and
John y. Works
coloraa,oG-simon Guggcnneim.
Connecticut--Frank b. Brandegcc
and George =. Mclean.
warc--lIenry A. du Pont ana
Harry \. Richardson.
Florida. Nathan II. Bryan and Dun
can L. Fletcher
orgia-Augustus o. Bacon and
Joseph NJ. Terrell
Idaho-William T. Borah aud Wel-
don r. Hepburn
s-Sheiby NJ Cullom and VIII
liam Lorirncr
lndianu--.lohn w. Kern and Ben
iainin F. Shivcly
lowa-Alhcrt B. Nummins and La :
faycttc Young.
Nansas--.Ioseph l. Bristow ana
Charles Curtis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

guard the hearthstone without I'm
posing any restrictions on his wife"
The Chicago Journal wishes to know
where such man can be found
Brother Addison. of the Lynchburg
News, AYERS that tho quest for the
ideal would end In the Hill City. Not
bit of 1t. We know "a former Lynch
burg woman who welded and parted .
ana mas hornets nest hung up Iii
her house to remind her OF her cx-
hubby The finest husbands in cap
lVitS are toibc found in the Virginia
capital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
The Rncc for Senntnr

10 si the i<itor of The Times Dispatch:
gr SifH rn5,, sdi TOR DAY, "AIr
on, tho Machine in Baltimore" I nave
TInssfbfa to me pispateh and The
off and on. ! auit it "a few times be-
cause you fought tho "machlno' and
MI; Bryan; but ! have come to the
conclusion that You are right. T. like
many otncr pronounced Democrats.
thought you were out or line. and that
had more sense than you, but now
have come to the conclusion that The
Ilmes-Dispatch is the real thing. and
YOU make few mistakes for the good
OF the @Democratic party. You are
paper the leading Democratic PAPER In
the State. The Roanoke Times is a
good second and am very proud to
see mat you indorse the candidacy OF
United States Senate, and OF Claude
Swa nSon' INC most progressive Gov
GThoT and man Virginia has ever pro-
duccd--a man who is idolized BY true
men.
The Republicans held a convention
here To- dag. nominating candidates for
Virginia, as published by that thing.
gmc. or what Glass and Jones cali
republican state. All their speeches
o-day We're the bankrupt condition of
Virginia; as you. all publish from the
~ iIuouG, VI your CITY.
The Democratic papers Of the State
should not publish the stuff they give
out You know it is not true. No
state In the United states is better or
iinancially than Virginia THAT league"
thing would try to make ont ,vc arc
h pa .td., ana ,corrupt. and that our
lures Of a corrupt machine. which is
= a. dis s5a to our party Virginia is
use going West. We have everything.
Use your influence, as you have been.
against Virginians going away. We
have everything any country could Of
| fer, II we strive TO make ii on virginia
soil. Land Is cheap: market facilities
letter and quicker. do not think any
newspaper of respectahIlity should
publish the stun sent ont bv INC
League" or what they call the stun
from Your city. supporting Glass and
Jones. They should be read out Of the
Democratic party. have travelled al
most evory section in the Fifth and
Ninth Congressional Districts. do
not find any Democrats against Mar
tin and Swanson, but find the Repuh-
| leans quoting Glass and Jones freely.
j. r. NT2NABLE
Marion. Va April s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
pose.
"INfNfOitTALS.n

IN London u new academy Of I'm
.ncrtaia has been created. Forty mem
hera are 70 be CHOSEN. Thirty are
already on the list. These are mem
hcrs OF what is called the Academic
Committee Of 'hc Royal Society Of
Literature
The mmortals" thus far chosen are:
Alfred Austin, Arthur christophcr
3enson, Lawrence Binyon. Andrew Cc-
eli BRADLEY Robert bridges. Joseph
Conrad, WiiiiHm loIin G6urthopc AUS
lin nohBon. Edward Dowdcn, James
George Frazer, Edmund 6ossc Richard
Bnrdon ilnidanc, Thomas hardy, Maui
rice Hewlett. Henry Jamcs, Niiiiaip
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The Days Of ohio seem 70 he

The Days OF Ohio seem 10 be judi :
cial family. Justice William r. Dav.
OF the United states Supreme Court, is
well known, and now his son, ". j..
DAY. has been made United states Dis
trict judge at Cleveland. Justice Days
father, too. was Chief Justice of the
supreme Court Of Ohio. Perhaps we
shall some time have Mr.. Justice Day
renewing and possibly reversing the
opinion Of his son, on the Federal Dis
trict bench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
THE VIRTUE or sAuE,,,InAu T.

DR.. Thomas lIoolcy of Boston, la (
discovered that longevity is attained
ny those who make saucrltraut their
chief food. lie recommends this highly
delicious and incompara dellcacy to
those who would compete With the
century plant. 1t is his contention
that whosocvcr cateth saucrllraut VIII
be enabled to live more than one hum
drcd years, and will not only be
healthy. but happy. Sauerkraut is both
nutritious and appctizing 1t feeds
the body. Ii stimulates the mind. i,
is cheap, If if more widely used would
reduce the cost Of living and increase
the population Of the nation.
DR.. EIoolcy knows what he is talk
ing about. and. OF course. his Celtic
name shows that lie is not inherently
prejudiccd against the great German
iood. lie has been eating suuerlraut
for fifty years, eating only two meals
a day, at both OF which the unsur-
passable kraut was the rioce de re-
sistance.
In fact. sancrkraut is one Of the
finest dishes in the world, Made OF
cabbage cut fine and allowed to fer.
hlcnt in a brine consisting of Its own
juice with salt. sauerllraut has been
rclishcd by all men in all modern
times. Those who can cat it twice a
day week III and week out, can live a
hundred years easily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10
The coyesvlIIe ApnIc Cron.

To The Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sii'--I noticed in your issue OF tho
9th inst. Walter Whately. secretary OF
the Virginia horticultural Society. in
rcd in excess of 10000 barrels of apples
during the season OF 1910, put Covcs-
Vile 23.li! barrels. which is an error.
The correct number OF barrels, that
Mere shipped from CovcSville (Which
was given me by the. agent a, this
stationl. was 26,176 barrels.
You Will please pub1ish6ithe incICred.
II Covesville. ~. BOAZ
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a CLERICAL. NINE.

Last summer the fredericksburg
sunday School Baseball League at
tratted a great deal of attention, cspc-
cialiy through the picturesque accounts
of the genes appearing in the newspa.
pers OF that delightful city. In the
stories we were told OF Episcopalians.
VINO. after the fashion Of some of the
BIBLICAL characters. went up in the
ar, and Of Baptists who. like their
iorpears, were tiled to the post II
the Fredericksburg baseball writer's
could only spend a while in Grand
junction Colorado, perhaps We should
nave something equally interesting to
READ about for i'll that city Il baseball
team has hecn gotten together. com
posed wholly OF clcrgymcn. The mas
tors of the churches OF various denom-
nations arc now practicng daily. eX-
ccpt Sunday, and have issued a cha,-
Ienge to any nine In the state. made nm
OF members Of a single profession.
The Boston Globe likes tho idea. ana
cites as Scriptural authority such ex-
Pressions as these: The Levites pitched
around about the 1abcrnacle" .Sihon
OF lieshbon ana Og OF Bushan came
against us. and we Sinote them" ana
There were divers sorts or nics in MI
the coasts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-10

Mrs Ella Wilson, who was reported
the other day TO have been. elected
Mayor OF the town Of IIunncwcll, KAN
sns' IS now reported 10 have been
counted on By the old City Council,
ana the credentials Of election as
Mayor have been given to her oppo-
nent, Mr.. O. NJ .licrs, now Town Clerk
of that miserable community. hereto :
foro absolutely unknown to fame. we
arc very glad that Mrs. Wilson has
engaged lawyers to represent her in
her contest for her rights under the
law, and If inc courts of Kansas do
not disclose the yellow streak when
runs through All its people. we shall
be lnuch surprised if the law shall not
award 70 this worthy woman the
honor which The politicians would
withhold from her