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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

embrace a population of 25,oO0. The city issgrowing and Is making substantial inn provements."
 Major Parkes, like all former citizens of the Birmingham district, is great admirer of Oscar Underwood, and takes lively interest in Underwood's candi- dacy for the presidential nomination.
 There is good deal of Harmon sen timent in Arkansas said Major Parkes. Also Champ Clark has many friends in that state, but what peases me very much indeed is the fact that Underwood is the second choice of everybody. We have our primary In a few days and am returning to take part in 1t. l feel certain almost that if Underwood's name is before the Baltimore convention when the third or fourth ballot is reached and it will be-he will finally receive the necessary two-thirds and will be the Win ner at the polls next November
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

The germs are dreadfully afraid thai pr. Wiley will yet be nominated for President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24
EVER BEEN THERE?

 l rather think a wight could lead A life of tranquil bliss And vegetate just like a weed In Philadelphia, Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

Senator LaFollette is sitting back enjoying the joke in the North Dakota primaries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

Every early spring fly breeds with its offspring 5,9sS, S,256, ,OOO flies. Swat 1t,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

EASY MARKS. There's naught so much The jokesmits glads As woman's wiles And fashions fads Birmingham Age Herald. Unless it be A chance to sing A melodee To gentle spring.
 Youngstown Telegram. And yet some bards Can get along By harping on The Houn' Dawg song.
 Milwaukee Sentinel. But Mary's lamb By some is foun X safer thing To kick aroun'.
 Springfield Union. And those who are Too hoarse to sing Parody My Hats in the Ring"
 Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

And now the New York Sun is print- = Ing cartoons. The world certainly } move.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24
WE WONDER WHY /?

WE WONDER WHY2 The man who would With dauntless air Do battle with A grizzly bear. oft can not face, To save his life. The anger of His little wife.
 PAIL COOK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24
A SAD STORY.

The early bird
 Who left his bed To catch the early
 Worm, instead Was murthered by A reckless boy, Whose air-gun was His chiefest joy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24
FEASTING HIS EYES.

FEASTING HIS EYES. He goes into a grocery store And this the favor begs, I merely crave permission sir, To contemplate some eggs"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
A LITTLE SONG OF CHEER

A LITTLE SONG OF CHEER. Always looking upward,
 Still through life he went; Found, in spite of trouble,
 Seasons of content. Gvery blossom blowing,
 Every singing bird. Every smile that rippled
 Every kindly word Made the old world brighter, Made the day more fair. Till 'twould seem no sorrow Fingered anywhere,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

THE REIGNINCf SENSATION Anything exciting in the paper to- day."
 'I should say so. There's complete description of Mrs Puffersbulk's rope of pearls"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

SEEING THE CORPORATION HEADS.
 So you have established campaign quarters?"
 "Yes. And now my managers are out to round up the campaign dollars
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.


David Jeilison. young NirGlnian.
hunted as Il fugitive. seeks refuge un-
der a circus tent He is found asleep
by Grinaldi. the clown. otherwise Joey
NoakeS. In the dressing tent Giinaldi
recognizes him as the hoy murderer.
for whose capture 5000 reward is %.
fered. Braddock'S circus is in money
difficulties. and Brnddock. in spite OF
the protests of his wife and daugh.cr,
who are impressed by DaNd's dcclara-
tion OF innocence. roughly demands
that the boy be surrendered 10 the au
thorities. Braddock changes his mind
when David produces S3.00 an inhcri-
t2lce from his father of which he Of
fers BraddociJ the amount nf thc ~
ward Is permitted 10 RONALD He 'e-
comes clown IN evadc his pursucrs
and latcr is stuffed into n circus wagon.
At The next Stop Rraddocl; offers him
stcHdy position and warns him to DO
po.it the rest ot The inheritance With
him But Mrs BradGuck. diS;rUStipg
her husband. already has taken the
money for safe keeping. colonel Bob
Grand. race track gambler. who has
Rraddock in his grasp financially. np"
pears AT the circus and. - usual. j.
attentive to Mrs. RraddocG. much Ia
her disgust Grmaldi r"NitcS % his
daughter. Ruby. and David the story
nf Brlddock's changed character Siuce
under the influence of Bob Grand.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09

attended school and ! husband who
never had attended one. although he
was an exceptionally brilliant man
when il came 10 head baancingl--it
WAS Denise who. one rainy evening,
brought Christine and David together
between performances by taking the
former to visit Il fortune teller. first
having sent David on q perfectly
plausible pretext. The young people
met on the sidewalk in front of the
house bearing the number Mile. Denise
had :siycn to DaSid. To say that he
was surprised AZ Seeing Christine under
the same umbrella with the older
woman would he putting K very tamely;
~ at'i that both of them were shy ard
uuca " t. certainly supcrfuouS. More.
over. whom say that David was obliged
tu Inform Nile. Denise that she had
.iyol him the WRONG number: that Il
hodcarrier instead OF q sorceress dwelt
within whcn say this. you may have
an idea that there WAS no fortune teller
IN the beginning. And then. when the
head balancing husband suddenly ap-
reared and walked of with Denise,
leaviu. the embarrassed Youngsters 10
follow at any pace they chose. you may
bc quite certain that there yvas Il con.
sliracy afuot.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09

Slmms. the shows press agent
Simms managed It so that press dis
patch came out OF Richmond I'm which
II was said on excellent authority that
the boy had been seen in the neigh
borhood of his old home within the
week, and that posses were now en-
gagged in peighborhood hunt for him.
Blake was fooled by IL.
After il became definitely known TO
Slmms that Blake was back in Rich
mond with his assistant, David was
permitted 10 emerge gradually from
his scclusion. The first thing he did
was to go with Joey Grinadi TO n
savings bank where, under the name
of John Snipe. he deposited $1,000 re-
tanning 500 for emergencies. Part Of
this he turned over to the clown. part
to Ruby and the rest to the trusty
cOntortionist, Twice during the week
Braddock bullied him into giving mp
SO 10 NIX it. with town officials. At
least once day he was importuned
Ia deliver the 2cather" into the safe
keeping Of the proprietor, WHO solemn
* promised that II would he returned
on the subtle advice OF Jocy Noakes
David did not tell Braddock that he
had deposited the money; 1t wonld
have been like the boss 10 fly into
II rage and deliver him up 70 the an
lhorities.
Brnddock drank hard during the days
following the departure of Colonel
Grand, who stayed with the show no
longer than twenty-fom hours an un-
usually brief visit. according To Joey.
The rainy weather continued and
business got worse and worse. There
was an air Of downright gloom about
the circus
fhc new riov'r saw but little of Mrs.
Rraddock and Christine. Braddoct' s
faii;rc 10 extract money from him
made rhnt worthy so disc grecable that
BIS wife ana daughter wore in mortal
terror Of his threats to turn die boy
adrifi If he caught them codd'lnc him.
II Christine saw him while she WAS
in the ring David was never aii.e 10
determine the fact for himself lie
i'ltu W 'iltll utr eye " HuUNi'u lIufS
n day: he looked for n single smile that
he might have claimed for his own.
once ho caught her In his arms when
she stumbled after lcaping from the
horse at tho end Of her act. II was
very gracefully done on his part. She
whispered Thank YOU brt did not
smlle, ana therein he was exalted,
There was no day in which he failed
10 perform some simple act If gallantry
for her and Mrs. Braddock, always
with m urobtrusive modeSty that
pleased them. Sometimes he left spring
flowers for them: on other occasions
lie bought SweemcatS and pastry in the
towns and smpGSlcd them into theiI
hands. not without a conscious glow
Of embarrassment and guilt. He was
ever ready Ia seize upon the slichtes;
excuse to be of service 10 them despite
the fact that they rcsolutely held al"ol
from him. The entire company OF per
ioria"rS understood ihc situation and
cultivated Il rather malicious delight il
;lb"tting his clandcStine courtcsics.
1t was no other than the queen oi
nqucstriAnS, Mile. Denise (in reality an
Irish woman with three children who
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09
David Jepison,s Story.

~HRISTINE walked demurcly be-
III Side David, under rigid um-
a. brclla. They were seven blocks
from the circus lot. For tho
first two blocks they had nothing 10 say
to each other. except to venture the In.
formation that 1t was raining. In the
second blocls--a very lonely stretch in.
deed-payid, whose eyes had not left
the backs Of the WHY couple ahead. re-
gained bis composure and with II bis
natural gallantry. "
Perhaps you had better take my
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09
The Rose
I'm the Ring
BY GEORGE pARR M'CUTCHEON
Copyright 1910 BY Dodd Mead q Co
By GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON
Copyright 1910 BY Dodd. Mead q Co.


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inn an ,,,o,,,t s,,erc,ont ~ hal, v,,
ir ,or orn n,li.o1 tn .nddoni, ny f.,r,
arrest you nnacrstords Joev yjlI
ot,erd IL y eor yon you nov dapnnl
on him, and ,,,..... ri .to,1.I,, von IL
a few da,, ,y, wiIl be- in ohio Til,
a.nyrr viii he s,ooi, .,rtar tb,. uov
| moan. lack Sriie ~ bnvn worried
about tbis ,ncnny a,-.r .i,co van
cvcr since last pirhf pr-hon. nv
hoy ii Il vour cn,,ro ror.,,nn lvrn
Knows: The .Icpison os,o,e .onms lost
10 YOU c,uolly crmob nm, "a v.,.,.
,orre."
II only want Ia th;ni, thot mono of
YOU believe committed the crime !
am accused Of" said David simnly
The money isn't ANYTHING"
1--WE are not a,~user,'. she said
cravolv.
,.Whera Is Rradf" dcr,apdc1 cr,.
na,,li his natin,icc anil dinIonacv av-
hau,ted.
UIIa is ~, T., r,joreI cr,rd.s roo,,
=, tho hotai " sho ,nev.orod ~ hot
cNp,aincl everything
"Talfiny business. suppose no
said >arcas,ieally
.yc. NO, ~, sot,,i,, cor,,;r 40
tails" S,ic smoke h ,uch > ,ray that
Ins,.iooEod mn in aI,rn,9
..yaY don, moan to .,v ,.,,, ,rc
va,. orc coino ~.
40 not m, my frjond =, sh. Gail
o;,iic calmrIy
II Gi,,r't mini. so." eoi1 w t,,r-
vontIv
Nrs pr,ddocl, or,.s., .,hru,,,t,.
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co,no ruh,."
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cN"han%ih% quick rlanc" with her
!aih"F - ~" ictt N" 'ulpr"Ni>od table.
''h'e "i'. 'ianEH' Said Joey. strip
!hco' '''i''> OF ana get !" work.
i"'' '" 2"' " -, ~ t',l
I''Fl'' >'EhcNhi'' ""l'rrSStd ana very
'h""Si'ha'' -''' me Il portion "i MS
'l'"1l "'1+S Hhir" ll"' hfr'iloh ~
rs lhSN N'.,'''' "n'' WIS "hHs"a.E
cross ana "a ii'"fh
~ They si'ricl tnr thr deserted rirG,
.!Gt' i"hk fa' h"v's A"m ami sail,
",;1 d.Ei1riitc e itat was almost rd-
,'r,.t:
"acky. IL want Lou to be nice 70
ny gal. shes never AL IN chance 70
nssocia;c with q real ton. it2im't 'cr
t0ult. po"r Sa!; its the He We lead.
These or" circus people are as g"oG
as gold. da'ky. I'm not complaining
;thaut titat Ert they ain't just exactly
wot | want ny gal Ia grow up like.
Not ont wot shc', growcd UP already
The L'Anse sentinel., 1912-11-09
The Shovl In Distress.

WAHE boy looked steadily from
H one 10 the other his eyes
M dark with Tie pain ot under
s+npJiro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10
Ser amerifanifcbe Natb ser
fram3Df1fcben Mcr;fe,

Dom staate l%i5eriirt fir Se5a1Sl1n1g
aller betlbaren, dromii6en &ranfbei=
ten Ser Mfanner, Jrouen ull6 @inoer,
bietet auen, Sic poripred)en, BEL Sic
lem 8elud an SEM Gage, Sem 1atu1t
ltno mabre1ro Ser uuten ongegebenen
Stl1noen, Goni ultation, unteriudurg
lll1o Mn1peiilmg abiolnt frei BON jcg=
lid)er Tproernng ausgenomnen 5eu4
lpirfli6en &oitenpreiS ser Me5i5inen.
9ielr mertbooueln Gieuite li11o fret
fir jeoe bebatoelte 8erion, tpeld)e SEN
6reumSen oas e%r5ielte @einltat nit
tbeilt, Samit Ser &ranfe rn6 @ebaf=
tete lit ieoer Sta0t ms 2ofolitat nil
len iou, SAB elr0lib GebanhIungen
el1tSedt muroen, Sic abiolut iid)er u11o
getpib in i6rer @irfung fins.
@eilbare &%ranfbeiten oes Mogens,,.
Ser 9eber, ser 9eierer, 6es @er5ens,
Ser 2ungem, ser 9eerpen lu,b @bell=
matisml1s, 3uderfronf6eit, 8oi1er=
lu9t, epilepttl@e &rdmpfe, gc5en1o,
M6erani dpellung, @laienIeioen, &ol,t=
l1n0 8l11tfranfbeiten. Bettnesem ain=
ser un0 alles &onititutionelle, inne=
re &ranfbeiten ser M11rer, 1rol1el1.
inns &ilr6er mer6en beban5eIt.
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@ramo Central @otcl ant
II. Sctober.
&olnlre11 oue a@t @oden 5uriid. got
Mittag Biz 6 l1br Mben5s.

Den iollel1, sic bier5u bereit iino. MudJ
III Sarge, g. 9, ipl1rbe einc 0bnlid]e
Anor0nnng getroffen.
Sergus Sails. - Gountpal1=
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0aB Sic Staats= StelterfonuniNion Be-
idloiien fat, Sen e1ngegebenen @r11,,n=
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tp 6l1rd61peg lin so &ro5ert 51 er=
bobet. Sc lit infoI9eoelien cine Brp=
teitgeian6ti6aft ,tad ct. &aM eereiit
l1no fat hei ser &iidfebr Sic @offnuna
ausgeiprod)e1t, 5ob fire Miiiiom er=
folgrei6 iei1 mag.
.2it9fieI6.- MidaeI Mrtbur,
ein friiberer @etpobner oie{es Count
tps, lit auf &eranIaliung 6es &i1fs<
@taats=6euermaridnQs 8. %. Cot
1ep unter ser 8eidul6igung perboftet
moroen, Sic @ebd1,Se auf elmer 80
Mcres groben 6arm Ses S. s. Mono=
fan bei Soreit @roirie 1T 8rano &C.
itedt 81 babe1t. Inter Sen eingedfder=
ten @eb6l&oen befon6 it6 6as Bobn=
baus, 6as 3etgen al1f 5000 {hdke,1,
mdbren5 es auf $500 periidert tpar,
inns audi Sic @a,,sbaltsgeeenftdn6e
lollen melt iiber ibrel1 @ertb periidert
gene en Iein.
minneapolis. Balter
Senniion, 10 Sabre alt, Elm @1erf,
uno 6. MecaHenool, 20 Sabre aft.
ebeufums Elm Glerf, baben idlieblid1
int 5taotgerid)t Sas @eitano,,ib Of
gelegt, SaB iie Sas @eiddft Don SSen=
11ep, Sen1ple, Sill u116 Co., no beioe
ongeitellt marelt, ipitematiib hral,b=
ten. @ie %berlautet, ion es 1id l,rt
Saden inn @ertbe bon mebreren
Sm1ien0 9ollars ba,1oeIn. Gin Monn,
me1der at ser Spite ser 8an5e ftonS,
ion Sic Sta0t perlaiien baben.
9u1utb. - Stint @amfta9abeno
fam es bier abermals 5u ausi6ret=
tlt11ge11 in &erbirt51tng NIT SEM Stra=
benbobnitreif. @orber batten io>pobl
bier ols audi III Superior sic Streifer
Naro6en o~bgebalten. M1s 6ann ont
Mben5 gera6e 5ablreide @eni@en fid}
ouf ser @iiiidfffebr bon einem SuBban=
1hipIe hefon0en. ion elm @hQffner iid1,
gepeigert babert, transfers" ous5>1<
aeben. 1ies mar Sos Sienal gu Ell,
11em miitbenoen Musbrr@e elmer ont
ser @agenpe6ielitene a~naeiammeltert
Menfdermenge un5 balo folgtem
Steine frader1 6,1r9 sic Senfter Seq
@agens, tpobei mebrere 8aRa9iere
berrebt tpur6en. 8ei mebreren Stra> {
Renbobntpoqe1t brad sic ,putben6e
Menge sic @leititange al uro 70 fant
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ourd sen &raii0enten S'Brieu. lte-

onrd sen Nrdiioentem O'8rien. lie
bernabme 0ur6 @oupernea1r gberbart;
Mnipmd)e bon Is. g.. @ammono aus
ct. Sanes. Mls @brengalte init 5ib=
platen auf Der Ylatform ml1roen ein=
gelaoen: Irau Sobn q. Sobnjon, Sic
Mitglieoer ser &onunii1ion, @ouper=
'1e1tr gber6art uno iein Stab, Sic
@iirgern1ciltcr bon ct. SAUL, Minne=
apoli5, 1ulutb u,1o ct. @eter, sic
gltlNcs lenatoren ull0 sic Mitglieoer
oes Observation-Disclosures les bon Mi,1=
nelota, Sic Stmtsoberri9ter, Sic
9l1n5esridter aus SEM Stnate, @err
Mn0rcas S'Gol1npr u1to anoere. 9ie
@altc ucrl annlell1 iid int @ouper-
ncl'rSl aole uno moridieren gennein-
Jam sur Elatform Die &apeue bes
CT len 9ataillors ser Electromagnetic
6eiorgtc Sic Mlliif.
Minona.-S oru1tog inns Mon=
tog bc9il1g sic bieiige ct. Soiepb's.
Bc1neinoe i6r 8oloenes Sl1bildl1m.
Mm Sonntag pormittag Inn 8 ltbr
5elebrierte ser bodup'ite @err 9ildoi
&efiron ein Eontififalomt, bei MEL
diem. bod)p. 9. S. Stetl1cr Sic 6eit=
preSiat bielt. Mittags fans ein 8o,1-
felt itatt. Sim Madmittag mar tn
terboltlu1g. Mben0S lpur6e cine 6eit=
pcri amn1lu11g abgebolte1t lei meld)er
Scr bodJ1p'ite @err 8iidoi ser 6odm.
@err Eforrcr S. Meier inns SEER g.
Strlnf &e0en bielten. Mm Montog
porn1ittag I'M s l1br mar feierlides
&eql1iem fir Sic Der torbe,1en Mit=
glieoer ser @en1eil1oe. N(ben6s INN s
l16r oeranitalteten sic SdmIfinScr
cine 6eitfeier.
Nem II | NJ. - Muoitor &ogel lit
bon Ser itaatli6en Staterfommiiiion
benadriGtigt moroel1, 6oB Sic gtel,er=
c%inld)atung onf 0run0eigentbum in
Sromn=G onntD mie folgt erb06t NOR
Sen lit: Nem ltlm uno Springfield
2 nn5 Sleepy gfe 90 Nro5ent. Die
les lit elm 3rldlag iiber Sic Steuer=
rote Ser Neutrality-suspicious. 6es
Gou1ltps. =Mu0itor GogeI un6
Ste &omniiidre Golfom lnto Steinfe
reid)tc1 bei Ser Steuprfommillion
Grotelt Elm.
Brandon Worreiponoen5). -
&aiiirer @eorg Grerler BON Ser 6or=
tters State So11f trdgt feline 11elle
@iiroe oils SEER Eapa nit groben1
Stpl5e, ober Or. 9rerler bon Miler=
pi0e ieir1e @roBpotermiirSe nod biel
ne6r, Aa es BEL hei0el1 @erren ser
~erlte SAT-" >por. Wi0ae ib>ten Sic
@iir6e 5u elmer iiibe11 8iir0e mer=
ben! g.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
a TO RIA

9elIe &iber. = Solepb S.
Srisfo fat Sic alte @oger sSar1rL cine
Ser i60nit item lit Coughs County, ali
Ser @ren5e BON Carlos gelege11, f6uf=
li6 ermorben. Sap er Elm gutter
@iebor3t lit, meiB Sober, ooB CT audi
ein gutter Diplomat lit, benefit sic
grlangu11g ser ptelbegebrten Sarm.
= SEER 2oreu5 MSeniam 1pl1roe 9on=
neritag pom @agen geidler,oert, 3d.
rob er dr5tlide @ulfe 1T Mltiprud
nebmen muBte. - 2u51pig 3immel
fat cine berrlide, groBe &eit6en5,
rn6 es fommt ihn1 Ser groBe Seller
oieies Sabr Bel Ser geiegneten Sat-
to%ffelernte iebr gelegen. 6ran @n=
r1a @ittlnol1t lit bei ibrem 8ruoer.
lnierm bodm. Nforrer gn1il Steinad,
nit bier Sodterd)en 5a1tn 8eiu6 ar=
geGangt, ur5 @roBm1,tter S6nei0er=
babn fiibrt 6as Sberfomnonoo i'm
@a1sbalt. = 6. @iesnefsfp lit bier
nit Srau inns &in6ern gum 8eiudl
Ser Sdtpiegermutter, Srau @ermes,
eingetroffen; inn @erblt mfrs ct sic
8obns Tarm he5ieben, Sic &eter
M1pres fiir5li6 fdl1fltd in ieinen Be-
itb bradte.
ct. @oul. - Snfolge enes 3r,=
iammenitobes zines Strabenbabntpo=
gems nit einent &%oblenuage1 pltroen
feds &erionen Tier berlett. S06tlid)
berlett mur6en: G5tpar6 Miller uno
Gbriitopber @eber. gernie @Iand)
erlitt einer1 @einbrl1d). @5mar6 Sin,
Sonrl1el @bep inns Sobn @eber trat=
gen diil1Bere &%erletungen 6aoon. 0ie
&olliiion ion 5o6urb entitan0em iein,
0oB Ser Motormann 6urh einen 9e-
felt am @otor 6en StraBenbabnipo=
gen niht id1e1 genltg sum- Steben
briltgen fon,1te.
@imabif. - Sn ser <6ops
Wtt11e 1tt1O nun Die Setd)en bon 3meten
Ser 6rei @erglel1te oufgefun6en nor
0en, Sic Dor mebreren 8od>en 6urd
einen @olfettbrl16 um's 2eben to-
mer. Die Mdnner fins anidetner6
phne Sooesfampf ertrunfen.
&rei It 0 II. = Ter6inatt5 Meisner,
ser angefloet lit. ont Sonntag NOR
qen BEL @pfom Sobn Shumo@er er>
mrooet at baben, ber5i9tete auf Elm
0orberb0r inns tpur6e sent @erfabre1
ser @roBgeidmorenetn iibermieien
Moorben5. - Dte 8olt5et bon
Moorbeo6 bat, Inn SEM Manael an
Grntearbeitern nod &raften abarbels
fen, 5uaeitonben, 6oB ale &aftlinge
oIs @ontraftorbeiter freigelaiien tper-
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tu:1g folgte ein fr0blid)er 3omn1erS.
lpobei iid Sic @erren Delegaten nus=
ge5eidynet u~nterbielten. = Mm Can't
itog, Sen 10. October, nadmittags
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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-04
rs BULL MOOSE
FROM COLORADO
TO GO TO CHICAGO

Denver. Colo, Dec. I'm all
probability the Colorado Bull Moose
delegates to the national Bull Moose
conference In Chicago next week will
leave Denver either next Saturday or
Sunday In a private Pullman car.
Present indications are that there
will be from twenty to twenty-five
delegates. fourteen having already
signed to go. The party will be In
charge OF State Chairman Allison
Stocker and State Secretary s. A. Cos
ton and will include +. p. Costigan.
Jndge Ben B. Lindsey. Clarence p.
Dodge. DR.. c. f. Fisher. Frank u.
Catlin. Daniel Sullivan. James F.
Markey. Isaac y. Stevens. Frank B.
Gibson. W. J. l.. Crank and other
well known Bull Moose leaders. Quar-
ters for the party. II possible, will
be angaged at one hotel.
The Bull Moose leaders in Denver
say that all they look for In Chicago
is to have Denver created the general
western headquarters dnd to show
the rest OF the country that Colorado
showing made by the party in Dem
yer and in the state has already CEN
tered interest on this city and state
and there is little doubt that Denver
will be the headquarters for the
Rocky Mountain division of the par
ty.
The Bull Moose, as n party, will
not take any interest in the coming
commission form of government
struggle in Denver. the various Bull
Moosers acting independently in the
movement. This action was taken
for the reason that some of them
are for the charter convention and
some for the direct initiative while n
few favor the mayor and assembly
plan of commission government. 1t
Is realized by the leaders that any
attempt to commit the party to one
plan would be detrimental. accord
ing to Secretary Coston.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-04
TESTIMONY TAKEN
IN ARCHIBALD CASE

Washington. D. c.. Dec. i.-Judge
Robert W. Archibald OF the Commerce
court. faced the real beginning OF his
impeachment trial for the alleged
misconduct and mi.demeanors today
when witnesses summoned by the
house managers conducting the pros
ecution testified before the senate
court.
Edward J. Williams OF Dunmore.
Pennsylvania, near Scranton. was
first called to the witness chair when
the court convened. He said Judge
Archbold had given him letter to
W. A. May, superintendent of the
Hillside Coal and Iron company,
from whom Williams was trying to
secure an option on the katydid
"Culm dump. Mr.. Williams said
Judge Archibald had no connection
with the option on the coal dump.