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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
INSISTS THAT DETROIT
VOTE ON CIVIL SERVICE

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 12.-Attor-
ney c. F. Hatch, of Detroit, appeared
before the supreme court this morn
ing end asked for writ of mandamus
to compel City Clerk Nichols, OF De
troit. to place the civil service charter
amendment on the same ballot with
the two street railway propositions,
at the special election Jan. %.
Corporation Counsel Lawson OF De
trolt appeared in opposition to the
proposition OF placing the two ques-
lions on the same ballot, claiming that
the civil service amendment Is In the
nature OF a law and an amendment to
the city charter, and that the charter
cannot be thus amended because the
city has not adopted charter OF It's
own In accordance with the provisions
of the new constitution.
Ii is not expected that the supreme
court will act before Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
Nominated As Joke, Wins 81, 900
and Spends DIosf at 1t For Special Train

wlLKEsBARRE Pa Jan 12Jchn Jay Mcpeyi button
stable editor
afternoon for New York aboard a special train.
McDevtt hed nomination November
nomination Tor county treasurer Eve ybody voted for him as Joke Nc
paid 900 to get on the ticket and IL his substs
Democratic
original thousand together with the additional considerations Mcevt
like millionaire
booback whom he pressed into and made all
a day the metropolis
Last night he retired his hotel but when United Press Correspond
attempted
orders that he hesia net be disturbed until this morning
The Of special
his last cent for special New the cold bumpers OF
a
He experienced -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

| want to express to you my re-
greet at the occurrence and the
apparent feeling which was arous-
ed when you were in our rooms
today while Mayor Thompson was
speaking. We assure you that we
did not contemplate that any in
suit would be offered to our mem
beers or our guests either, in ask.
ing or in answering questions.
Signed G.. A. BROWN,
Secretary Builders and Traders
Exchange. -
rhe foregoing letter was sent TO At
torney +. j. b. Sevald who was In
suited by Mayor Thompson for asking
a question of the mayor while he was
speaking before the members OF the
Builders and Traders Exchange, FRI
day noon.
Mr.. Sevald asked about the regula-
tion OF the interurban cars and the
mayor replied that II the company at
tempted 10 run more than the ordi-
nary number of interurban cars that
the council could force them on the
routes.
The mayors attention was then
called TO section of the franchise
which provides that In the ID. U. r. is
not satisfied with the fnterurban
routes laid out by the council IL may
return TO the old routes.
You're friend of Barcroft's," re-
piled the mayor, holly and irrelevant-
ly.
81 am" said Sevald.
You're trying 10 insult me-" said
the mayor "You had better go back
to Barcroft's Office and hand out some
more dope to the papers that are OPP
posing the settlement"
The members prevented further hos
tilities and the rule was then made
that the rest of the questions must
be asked in writing.
When the mayor had finished an
swering the questions That were sub
mitted he started in TO vilify Seysld
again.
II Will not submit to having a man
insulted In our rooms" said one or
the members, a prominent Detroit
contractor, and IL was evident that
the others present agreed with him.
The mayor subsidized but the meet
ing adjourned
Information comes TO The Times
from authentic sources that a teacher
in the Tilden school. Kirby and Brook
lyn-ayes., took occasion, Thursday AZ
ternoon, to discuss the Thompson
Hutchins franchise with her pupils
IContinued On PaEe Teal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
Wife OF SOUTHWlCK
1IKENS SELF T0A MOUSE
At THE MERCY OF A CAT
Longed To "Quit the Ranch"
She Wrote to Friend in Letter
Feared Mind Would Break.
NAGGED, SAYS HUSBAND.
Deposition of Persons Met on
Honeymoon Trip Condemn
Husbands Conduct.
NAGGED. SAYS HUSBAND.

Testimony confirming the conten-
ton OF Mrs. Frank 8. Southwick, plain;
till In a divorce suit against her hus-
band, William ID. Southwick, whom
she left at the conclusion OF six
months wedding trip In Europe. that
she did not willingly turn over to her
husband real estate valued at more
than IS, 1000, was given In Judge Hos
mer's court Friday morning.
In addition TO a divorce Mrs. South
wick Is asking that this property be
returned TO her.
Robert M. Chambers, the attorney
who made out the deeds, told OF the
visit to his ONCE OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Southwick when the papers were pre-
pared. Mrs. Southwick stated that
She wished TO transfer the property at
No. 4S2 Third-st. to her husband TO
show her appreciation of his kindness
toward her father?
What impression did Mrs. South
wicks attitude and condition have
upon your" the attorneys was asked.
II got the impression In some man
ner that she was not happy In making
the gift, and that II was not spontane-
GUS. There was nothing said to ac-
count for that impression, but the i'm
preston was there and II was so vivid
that | remembered II and told my wife
of It that evening.
Can you describe more fully what
caused you to get that impression?"
mo, | cannot define II. only know
that got the impression that she was
not acting willingly.
Judge Lockwood then introduced
into the evidence a letter written by
Mrs. Southwick to her physician, DR..
Florence Husen, on the day the trans
fer was made. The letter was not
dated or signed, but Mrs. Southwick
identified II as her writing. and DR..
Husen testified to receiving 1t. The
letter was objected TO strongly by At
tdrney Pound. but II was admitted a.
tending to show the condition OF Mrs.
Sbuthwick's mind at the time the
transfer was made.
Tho letter follows:
Ia there some place where can
slir AWAY from this awful life?
God knows what, have suffered,
and what is upon me, mentally.
And am so desperate, for feel
NV mind will not stand the con-
slant strain much longer. Moth
ing can be done for my health.
Every time awaken at night
latter a weary, long effort to get
Sleep, my eyes fly open and a
cold persPiration breaks out all
over me as / think OF what has
passed, what will follow If don't
get away, and how VIII be
placed II / quit the ranch
Did you ever see cat that mas
caught a mouse, how she will pat
IL and sweetly encourage 1t to
playfulness and as soon as 1t ven
lures and takes little heart and
courage, will pounce down with
cruel claws and teeth? | am that
mouse.
What shall I do? So far have
kept my property am about to
give him my Third-st. houses,
then / shall feel he has been
recompensed for his time and
labor and kindness to father, and
csn still live. on what is left.
must not let him know where
90, as the torture would continue.
After a few months | could get
apartments and live on, disgraced
Continued ON Page Ten.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 12.-Mrs.
Louisa Morey, 102, Atrian's oldest
resident, passed away this morning
after a lingering illness. Despite her
advanced age she retained her facul.
ties TO the last and spoke lightly Of
her feeble condition after disease had
wasted her almost beyond recognition.
New Years eve, Mrs. Morey exper-
fenced a bad spell. and since that
time she sank rapidly. She leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Frances Cutter, at
whose home she had lived for the
past few years.
She had been a resident of Adrian
for nearly three-quarters of a century.
coming here in 1885, and living here
ever since, with the exception of six
years. Mrs. Morey leaves, besides the
daughter. four grandchildren and six
greatgrandchildren.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
CALLS ON KOMEN TO
VOTE ON FRANCHISE IN
INTEREST OF THE HOME
Great Commander of Ladies of
the Modern Maccabees Urges
All To Use Franchise.
MEMBERS GET NOTICE.
Any Woman Owning Property or
Taxed For Anything Is Quail
fed To Cast Ballot.

Every member of the Ladies of tn
Modern Macacbees, In Detroit, has RI
ceived copy of the following lette
sent out from the office OF DR.. Emm
Z. Bower, great record keeper, POI
Huron, urging Maccabee women VIII
have a vote not to fail to register an
to vote. The text OF the letter 70
lows:
Dear Sister:
The Great hive at the biennial
review, voted unanimously TO in
dorse equal suffrage and directed
its great executive committee TO
do all in its power to forward the
same. In pursuance OF this ac-
ton, said committee issued the
following circular and direct the
same to be read in the next meet
ing Of your hive and given the
widest circulation.
Under the new state constitu-
ton all taxpaying women may
vote upon any bonding question.
On Jan. 20, 1912. the Thompson
Hutchins street car settlement
10 NOtCd ulOh III L(CbAOlhs
Have you registered?
II not, do so at time OF regis
tration.
Be sure and vote on the Thomp-
son street car settlement and the
Gilman amendment.
The booths are open to all wom-
en- who pay taxes on their own
property.
Every married woman who Is a
joint owner OF her husbands tax
able property whether the same is
free of debt or they are buying 1t
on contract, may vote.
Every woman who is taxed for
any possession, whether an auto
mobile, jewelry, or stock in any
corporation, may vote.
Do you want to protect your
home7 Vote.
Do you want to protect your
children? Vote
Never let an opportunity to vote
on school or municipal taxation
question pass by. Vote.
Do you want q. better city In
which to live? Vote.
DO you want better educatlon
for your child? Vote.
Don't forget to register.
Don't forget to vote on Jan. %,
1912.
In exercising this franchise
every member should study care
fully the questions In hand,
To the Record Keeper:
Please see that these circulars
receive the widest circulation
among your members at the earl
lest possible date.
Fraternally yours,
EMMA e. BOWER,
Great Record Keeper.
FRANCES f. BURNS,
Great Commander
The Ladies' of the Modern Macca
bees took great interest in the pet
tons OF the equal suffragists circu
lated previous to the presentation Z
the state legislature last spring O
the request to revise the state cor
sitution 80 as to extend full franchise
TO women. The Maccabees signed tn
petitions by thousands and the inter
est in votes for women. In this fra
ternal organization. has steadily in
creased so that the letter from tn,
Continued on Page Ten.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
JAPAN STRUGGLES $4,000
SOLDIERS INTO HAWAII

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--That 3d.
600 Japanese. all trained soldiers have
been smuggled into Hawaii since the
Russian-Japanese war and that the
United States realizing the danger OF
the orientals Selling the Key to the
Pacific" has taken steps to send $4,000
troops to Hawaii was the statement
made here today by Major-General
Carter, assistant to the chief of stan
OF the United States army, at an ex-
ecutive meeting OF the house commit
tee on military affairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
DELCASSE is ASKED TO
HEAD FRENCH CABINET

LONDON. Jan. 12.-President Fal-
Heres today offered the premiership
to NJ. Theophile Delcasse. minister OF
marine and foreign minister In the
Caillaux cabinet. according to a dis.
patch from Paris. Delcasse is report
ed to have been given a few hours
TO consider before announcing his de.
cision.
BY many Delcasse is believed 10 be
the biggest man in France lie has
n host OF friends, but his enemies,
too, are legion. One of his bltterest
foes is NJ. Clemenceau, the former
premier Many of the Delcasse's
warmest admirers believe, however.
that his elevation to the prime min.
istership will be construed by Ger.
many as a slap at her because of the
stand he took in 1905. Others are
jubilant over Delcasses reported ap-
pointment, believing that II is virtu.
ally declaration OF independence
against German influence.
Annual bargain Sale
Charles ". Warren a Comp.ny.
Jewelers-Weshingr Arcnde
HEssENGEn- oR .TTY-3Sa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
COMPLAINS AGAINST u. S.
MINISTER TO PERSIA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Charges
that the American minister to Persia,
Charles w. Russell, is "Tnjuring the
cause" OF the IA Americans a.
Teheran, with w. Morgan Shuster.
we're made to Rep. Sulzer (Dem., N.
W, chairman OF the house OF foreign
affairs committee In cablegram re-
ceived today from Frederick Cairns,
1T Teheran.
Cairns asserted that claims OF tho
Americans against the Persian gorevn-
ment for salaries, travelling expenses,
etc, were being fought by the Amer.
lean minister. and that the latter was
seeking to influence the state depart
ment against the IA Americans. The
cable earnestly asked for aid of COLI
qress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
SEVEN TURKISH GUNBOATS
SUNK BY ITALIAN FLEET

ROME, Jan. 12.-Seven Turkish
gunboats were sunk of Konfuda today
in a BATTLE with an Italian battle
ship and two destroyers.
The loss OF life In the naval en-
gagement is not given, but the Turks
are believed to have suffered heavily.
The wireless messages from the feet
failed TO say whether any OF the
Turks escaped in the lifeboats None
OF the Italians was injured.
uxPREssING AND BAGGAGE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
MOVEMENT FOR WILSON
IS GAINING FORCE IN ALL
SECTIONS OF M|cHIG..N
Leading Democrats See AID.
mirable Craftsmanship Quail
ties in N. j. Governor.
NEEDED TO LEAD PARTY.
They Agree That He Is Best
Man For the Nomination
For President.
NEEDED TO LEAD PARTY.

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 12.-Woodrow
Wilson will be Lenawee's first II not
unanimous choice for the presiden'
tial nomination on the Democratic
ticket. This Is the statement made
by local Democratic leaders. Al.
though there has been no stir locally
In organizing the campaign for the
coming election Wilson sentiment is
strong, and 1t is expected that prac-
tically unanimous Endorsement will be
given him at the coming caucuses.
A straw vote taken by the Adrian
Telegram In December showed Bryan
and Wilson occupying practically the
same position as the two stars on the
Democratic horizon. There 10 no
question in the minds of the local
committeeman that the Bryan sup
porters are fast turning toward Will
son, and 1t is believed that a solid
delegation will be sent to support him
at the state convention.
While we have not organized our
forces at all as yet" said Chairman
Bonner OF the county committee, will
son is the strong man now. l hear
him discussed everywhere among
Democrats"
DelieVe that wilson Will nave
the support not only of the Demo
cratic party here but Of large quota
OF Republicans" was the statement
of Deputy Food Commissioners James
w. Helme, whose work over the state
brings him into contact with men or
both parties. Wilson Is the one man
that l hear talked Of for the nomina-
ton. Not only that, but he is the
only man whom have heard Endorsed
by members of the other party.
have heard numbers of them pledge
him their support"
BAY CITY, Mich, Jan. Ebay
county Democrats are planning re-
organization of the old Democratic
club, which flourished in the middle
nineties. A meeting of members OF
the party will be held within the next
two weeks for the purpose of perfect
ing a campaign whereby Democrats
will be enrolled as such when the pop
ular enrolment takes place Jan. u.
At that meeting banquet will be
arranged and at the function promi-
Continued on rage Two.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
EMMA r. BOWER,
Great Record Keeper.
FRANCES f. BURNS,
Pia Lead Disappears.

Sre"ial 0@cer Thomas Edgeworth,
OF the Wabash railroad swore out
warrant. Friday, charging Steve Bar
ka, of No. lac Mackie-st, with the
theft of more than ton OF pig lead
from a car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit aud VicInityi Friday
nIvIt nnd saturday fairs colder tonight
with temperature between degrees
ard 10 degrees below Ieroi moderate
variable Winds.
and safurdayg colder ir southeast pOr-
tIon tonight; slowly RISING temperature
saturdays lIght 60 moderate variable
winds becoming south saturday.
TODAY'S TEMPERATURES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
By Intense C0Ld, Man
Lies Flee Hours In Snoavbank

ARBoR, 12-Be numbed
who was
sht the Pontiac road
distance and frozen and be-
his employed
there with Of coal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

One year aEo todasi Highest tcm-
perature, AZ lowest, 80 mean, 30g
partly cloudy weather.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
CnIre. TrampIed 20 Death.

officer Victor Groesmeck swore out
warrant Friday. charging Joseph
Potruzuski with cruelty 20 animals, by
loading ~ calves In wagon In such
a way that several OF them were tram
pied 10 death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
Don't Fail To Vote Yes
On Municipal Ownership

The Gilman amendment, providing for municipal own
ershp will be submitted the Of Detroit the
time the Thompson Huchns franchise Jan. 20. Don't
fail YES, by marking the ballot here indicated:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
Gilman AMENDMENT.

GLINNAN AMENDMENT.
Do you favor amending the city
charter to provide that the city shall
acquire construct, and operate
street railway system, and that there
shall be elected Board of Street Rail
way Commissioners and directing the
Common Council and Board of Estimates
to make for the preliminary expenses of
investigation by such Board appro-
priation of such portion of 100000
said Board may demanda YE
No
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
WEBSTER SAYS GUILTY;
HOPES TO GET LIFE TERM

OREGON, ILL.,, Jan. 12.-Dr. Harry
Elgin Webster today pleaded guilty
to murder in the first degree for kill
ing his wife, Bessie Kent Webster.
before Judge Farrand In the district
court here today. Webster made no
statement regarding his confession,
simply acknowledging the act OF his
attorney in having the plea changed.
In changing the plea TO guilty, Web
ster's attorneys hope to save his life
and secure a sentence of life impris-
onment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

Cemmer~,s, ,--a'' ." RntinE.
job Printing Done Right. Times
Prtnt'-~ 90" ~ John r st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

nxPREssING AND BAGGAGE
Main o. CITY m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12

EssE>GEn-MArx or ,TTy-sSa
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-07-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Berkeley
Taxes thereon for the year 1911
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-10-31
SCCHG0Cj.H
ROH z. A BROADWAY

2 zeleznicnf nalxlady hrusek.
Nova .zasoba krasnych Kieffer hrusek
ma zavafovanf a nakladanf. Venkovstf
zakaznfci mohou poslati sve objednavky
Postou SUD .......... $l.85
Busl 65c
Peck 17c
Sedm zeleznicnfch nakladti jablek.
PrOhledne~-Ssi zvlaste velkou zasobu
Ben Davis jablek vafen1, pecen1, sma-
zenl, Sud ......... .... $l.9O
zvlaste vybrana Ben Davis, sud. $500
Pekna Ganos, sud. $2.1O
V SADIE pakovana Ben Davis, sud. .$2.65
Oranze, maly druh pro d1tky, asi SO
Concord hrozny, kos1k1 jinym zbo-
zlm, zvl. ........... .:.. $l.OO
IL 10. cukru. ..............$ 81. 90
objednavkou "a hotove "a 81 a vyse:
19 Id. cukru. ...............$ 81. 90
objednavkou "a hotove "a So a vyse.
S objednavkou "a hotove "a SO a vyse
jineho zbozf. Objednavky mouky Sc
nezahrnujf.
S Objednavkou "a SIS a vyse "a hotove.
Must zahrnovati koupi 50-lb. plechovky
nejleps1 jakosti prasku ma pecenf 81
koupi caje, vytazkd nebo kofen1
ZdravOtnf masny kr9im.
Cerstve zabite slepice, lb. ....... .12hc G
Cerstve .veprove z piece, lb. .12kc
Telecl z piece k rosten1, lb. .........1 .15c
Hovezf k rostenf, .lb. lb...............10 .10c
Cerstvy Hamburger steak, lb. -. .12Ac
Cerstve jitrnicove maso, lb. ..... .12kc
Cerstve skopove k dusenf, lb. ..... SC
Cerstve jehnec1 k dusen1, lb. ....... .10c
Hovez1 steak z piece, lb. ...... .12Ac
Cerstve veprove kousky, 1b. ....... .15c
Cerstva veprova zebfrka, lb. .... .12kc
Cukrem nakladane sunky, lb. .14c
Cukrem nakladane obyc. sunky, lb. lie
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, Id. :. ). .18c
Schochovy ~ druhh domaclch salamd.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-10-31
PAID ADVERTISEMENT FOR
WHICH MIR. HUGO 0. HANF'T
WILL PAY $500.

- Hugo O, Hanft, jenz uchazl Sc
ma neodvisl6m l1stku zvolen1 "a dis
triktnfho soudce, je vseobecne zna-
mym mladym muzem, jenz nikdy ne
sklamal ddveru nej vlozenou. Slou
I'll jako vojln ma Filipinach We Spa
nelske valce po dvakrate zvolen byl
"a soudce municipalnlho soudu, KITE
.ryyzto trad zastava schopne a svedo-,
mite, COZ l. jeho odpdrcove must do
znati. v pfedvolbach dostalo Sc mu
navrzenf ma neodvislem lfstku "a
soudce distriktnfho soudu bude-li
zvolen, bude Sc snaMti, ably ueinil
zadost poyinnostem na nej vlozenym.
Dobry rekord trade imunicipalnlho
soudce opravnuje jej k dnyefe a pod
pore voliei take do tohoto 1fadu.
Podporujte jej pfi volbe pf1stf dtery
5. listopadu. 5-l
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-10-31
&c Zpravy re St. Paul. >x

81
~ \ IT. / q xts*z1*. xsz1.
valo ma jevo svoji nadSenost vyvody
TecnlkG.
e~ Proda Sc zanovnl ddm S Totem
ma Belvidere ul. TTi svetnice dole, dve
nahofe. Voda plyn zavedeny. Cena
1880. Mattel je Czech a po pTipade
vymen1 dim "a 40 akr6 pozemku, ma
nemz :je jiz neco vzdelano. PTihlaste
Sc aneb piste ma F. B. Matlach, Endi-
colt Bldg, St. Paul, Minn.-Adver-
tisement. 1tfm
- Kazdy volic mel by Sc dostaviti
pf1stl 1tery k volebn1mu osudi ode
vzdati svdj hlas die nejleps1ho sveho
vedom1. Volebni l1stek je letos etyfi
stopy dlouhy proto necht kazdy do
bre 81 drive Hstek prohledne, nezli
udela kr1zek naproti jmenGm kandi-
datG, pro nez chce voliti. Kazdemu
voliei je poskytnuto dosti casu, ably
mohl obcanskou svoji povinnost vyko-
natl dObre SpraYne.
- Tvrdym ofiSkem pro mesta jest
otazka dlazden1 ulic. Ma jafe byly
ulice mesta b1dnem stavu mali Sc
stati naprava, must byti pfihlizeno
k oprave dlazden1 ulic zav6as. DIE
vyjadren1 mestsk6ho inzenyra bude
v pf1st1m roce zapotfeb1 noveho dlaz-
den1 take ma University ave., jez vede
ven mesta k Minneapolis. Univer-
sity ave. byla dlazdena pred des1ti
roxy.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT FOR
WHICH DIR. d. g. JONES WILL
PAY $3.50. #
- DR.. D. G. Jones, jako koroner
okresu Ramsey, osvedcil Sc byti 1plne
schopnym zalezitosti 1fadu toho w.
fizovati. Trad tento postavil ma pev-
ne obchodnl zaklady.
DR.. Jones vef1, ze jedna dobra lhd-
ia zaslouz1 81 druhou a uctive zada
volice jejich podporu nastavajic1
volbe.
Casopis Daily News re dne 18. f1j-
ma, 1vaze O kandidatech ucinil ma
sledujic1 posudek DR.. Jonesovi:
|: Zapas trad koronera okresu 3:
Ramsey jest tento podzim, jako :
trad okresn1ho navladn1ho, me- :
ri stejnymi muzi jako pfede dve- :
mi lety. :
/: DR.. D. C. Jones, ktery byl t. :
Tadu cd ledna 1910, jest demo- :
kratickym kandidatem The Dali :
|: ly News jej redakene podporovala :
|: pro znovuzvolen1. Osvedcil Sc byti :
schopnym poctivym 1redn1kem :
|: postavil Trad ten ma obchodn1 :
zaklady.
DR.. Jones provozoval lekafstv1 :
|: v st. Paul po mnoho rokG. Jest :
Junior Pioneerem Territorial :
MIN Pioneerem vyslouzily vrch- :
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