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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
D. n. YOUNG STATES POSITION

Editor Democrat:
In order to correct an apparent
misapprehension on the part Of some
newspaper editors, I wish that you
would give space in your paper to
this statement:
IT elected to the state senate, l
shall vote for w. S. Kenyon to sue
ceens himself as United States sena-
tor. My position is we'll known to
all with whom have met in CONVEX
sation on the subject and I have pre-
sumed that it was thoroughly under
stool by the public in general. How
ever, it appears that is not the case
entirely.
"As it is my desire that no one
mistake my attitude upon this ques'
ton, l wish to make this statement
through the columns of your paper:
Very truly yours
-, D. H. Young
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
C. F. EDMUNDS,
for Treasurer.

The Democrats are fortunate in
having as their candidate for treas
urer a man SO we'll fitted for that
responsible position as G. F. Ed
munds. sHe has lived in Delaware
county all of his life and Is the son
o. S. J. Edmunds Of this city, one
Of the pioneer farmers of the coun'
ty. Mr.. Edmunds has a good educa'
ton, has made a success in business
an1 is thoroughly responsible and
capable of discharging the duties OF
treasurer. Mr.. Edmunds removed
from his farm. to Manchester fe"
months ago. Ms is making an active
canvass for the office and the people
Of Delaware county could not choose
a better man to fill this office thar
C. F. Edmunds. ....,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
e. B. PORTER.
Candidate for Representative.

Candidate for Representative.
1t is conceded that the election
of the State Legislature is one of
the most Important duties which the
people are called upon to perform
this ear. The next legislature will
choose a United States Senator. The
question of the election of Senators
by direct vote is one of the most i'm
portant that will be up for considera-
ton. Changes in the liquor laws,
school laws and many measures di-
rectly effecting the interests of farm
crs will be deter mined by the next
legislature. The Democrats of Del
aware county present native born
citizen and a farmer, E. B. Porter,
Of Delhi, as their candidate for this
important office. Mr.. Porter is max
ing an energetic and clean campaign.
He has indulged in no personalities
and appeals to the voters on the IS
sues Of the present campaign. Mr..
Porter, if elected, would represent
this county with ability and fidelity
of purpose.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.


A real estate deal Of unusual size
was consumated last week, when
Robt. and John Barr Of Prairie town
ship sold to their brother, NJ. Barr,
400 acres of land in that township
for $135 per acre, a total consldera-
ton of $4,000. Messrs. Robt. and
John Barr, with their sister, Margaret
and their aged parents, plan to, re-
move to Manchester sometime dur
ing the coming winter and will. oc-
cupy the G. w. Durham residence
on Main street, which was purchased
by them last year. Robt. and John
Barr still own 800 acres in Prairie
township, which they intend to keep.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
JANlroRs FOR CITY SCHOOLS.

Frank Beal. who for a number OF
years past has been the obliging jani'
tor at the Central school building,
has succeeded B. F. Metz as janltor
in the High school building, While
Will Patton. who has been employed
in the Peterson grocery store for
some time, has accepted the position
of janitor in the Central building.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
GUY D, RlBBlE,

GUY D. RIB6EE,
Candidate for Superintendent OF
8 Schools.
Two years ago the people OF Dela-
ware county favored Guy D. Rlbole
of Earlville by electing him to the
office of Superintendent OF Schools
During his first term he has
made good and we doubt if there
is a voter in Delaware county
but that comedies that he has
made one Of the best super
intendents the county ever had. He
is a graduate Of the State Teachers
college and prior to his entering that
college taught in the rural schools
for three years, later teaching in the
High school at Robinson, Illinois, and
was for five and one-half years prin-
cipal of the schools at Earlville. Mr..
Ribble is serving his first term and
the voters of Delaware county have
in the past invariably extended to its
officials who have made good the
courtesy of a second term. Mr.. Rib
BILE, upon entering the superintend.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

eEt's office, dispensed with a deputy,
whose salary The tax payers had
ueen previously called upon to, pay.
lle has prt.- Clced prudent economy
and saved the county a large sum of
money by the careful management Of
his office. He has given special; at
tantion to visiting the schools Of the
county, and it is well known that
there is not a school in Delaware
county that has not been visited by
ir. Ribble since he has been in Of
flee. The voters of Delaware county
will doubtless re-elect Mr.. RiDble to
a second term by an increased ma
iority .-.-.r ~ s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30

-
Will J. Davis needs no introduc-
ton to the people of this county. He
is one of the most competent offic-
ials that ever stepped into the Court
House, and the people have reeogniz-
ed this fact by re-electing him on
the democratic ticket in this normal
'y republican county Mr.. Davis IS
always on the job at his office and
attends to his duties with marked
business ability and courtesy to those
he comes in contact with. He has
administered the affairs of the audi
itor's office with careful economy
and during the years of his service
for the county he has managed to,
bring about considerable saving to
the tax payers. Republicans and
Democrats alike recognize in him
superior official and will doubtless
re-elect him.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
J. W. HARTMAN,
Candidate, for Clerk.

J, W. Hartman of Delhi has the
qualifications to assume the RESPONSE
bilities of the office for which ne is
a candidate. For many years he mas
been engaged in the real estate BUS
mess and his wide experience has CIV
en- him the raining which woulda l.
low him to easily take up the duties
of the Clerks office. Mr.. Hartman
is a thoroughly reliable and respon-
sible man and it would be an honor
.worthily bestowed to elect him
Clerk of the District Court.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
M. P. HENNESsEY,
Candidate for Sheriff.

Maurice Hennessey, the present
:herifi, is known to almost every
one in Delaware county and needs no
introduction to the voters. Republi-
cans and Democrats alike concede
that he is one of the most capable
anc obliging officials that has occu-
pied an office in this county. He
discharges the. duties of his office
impartially. He is courteous to all
but grants special favors to none.
II is generally conceded that Mr..
Hennessey will be reelected.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
EOWLER-HANSEl.

The marriage of Mary Fowler and
Delbert Hansel, both Of Edgewood,
was solemnized at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage by Rev. c. K
Hudson on last Wednesday. Their
friends extend congratulations.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Anna NJ. Blinn and husband
to Mary Arnold Undivided
one-fifth interest in and to E
of ne Ia of ne Id
Of section 10, twp. 81, N range
6. Consideration. =. :. :. :.
VIM. Donnelly and VT to w.
H. Ward. Lot 2, block Is, Ry-
Louis Mosher to Anna Nc
Mullan. Lots SO and 81, Acres
add to Manchester. :. :. :.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
JOHN A. MAY,
lsJ4k> r@

For Coroner the Democrats present
Or. John A. May, one of the promi-
nent physicians of Manchester. He
is engaged in the active practice Of
medicine and is well known as q
most capable practitioner and man
Of the highest integrity. Dr.. May
has all the qualifications for this Of
flee and ought to be elected.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
U. T. WIRELESS,
Candidate for Recorder.

Mr. Wheeless is prominent farmer
Of South Fork township. He is a
son of A. B. Wheeless and comes from
spected families Of the county. The
one of the best known and most re-
office of Recorder requires a care
flu, and efficient official and Mr..
Wheeless has every qualification de
manded of a person in this office. He
is worthy of the office and you will
make no mistake in voting for him.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
POLITICAL MEETING.

J. c. Cook Of Cedar Rapids and
E. NJ. Carr of this city will address
a political meeting at Strawberry
Point on Friday evening, November
1st.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
NOTICE..

The Democrat will be issued on
Wednesday of next week in order to
give its readers the complete cleo
ton returns.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
$ 100
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1900

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barr OF
Rockford, Illinois, have been guests
the past few days at the home OF
Robt. and John Barr n Prairie town
ship.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

-n rE, wtes asked the qus~ssau that .her,
has tsik IT chan2s~ as.ux Ia
GO Perhaps thai ~ really Tar they
ho~eser, the csncss~u- 81 that Gun
have tru axsucy th.,
business the No a dire tsi
iron shaa anybody fud knows po-tix
that the viii uyou s;unn.
iiss and the Ne~sA hsnFapn particular gsng
dE thai ap css.xn. usu
needed nigh s.-sp.
The -sct'on ~ b. D Ensh formerly y.rv~s<snt the Ms
Pacific railway. 10 the -acy ~ Grande at ~.
cent nesting New York pro,nds shskeup poror-
tion- the affairs ii the system aud predict
around oi officials down stat,uu.
However forsser l-eu a.
chairman fths board o dsto viii ha
control o the finances of the company Mr. Jen.ry. has lru t.
directing head Of the ko raBde wears and ba. had
much To do With approving IBs Of money VA.
involved
l. u reasonable to expect that he will the money
OF the road htealy the than in the pas,
Well hardly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
Sasah Plat Decker for Senator

On Tuesday Of this launched the
candidacy Of Mrs. United States soma
torshp Her will presented primaries endorse
ment Of the people
The Denver Post sadng women politicians
III the state Ars eksrs candidacy those
tsing Mrs A. N r. Crooks d GuRRsoa Mrs
the long distance telephone and asked her
Did You know that Mrs Sarah Platt Decker a candi-
date for United States before coming pmaris
asked OF Mrs Crooks
No." the response
We'll her candidacy today Do Won think
that she is the logical candidate for the state
Il am not prepared to express opinion do
enough Of Mrs Decker's politics to
what political party she belongs"
do you think that the majority Of would
her regardless of party afhliations?.'
No don't They wouldn't anyone regardless of
party"
n there should be fights in the two leading
parties do think that Mrs Decker
diiae?"
"She would he with the women,
"Do think she would be the candidate with
the under those ccumstances?"
"No"
Would YOU 10 a woman go to the United States
very much"
"Do you think that Decker is mentally eouipred for
the position"
YES"
Whom do you think will be chosen IN primaries
1T will depend much who independent can
didates"
Now gentle reader what do you think the proposition
of for nited thing certain such
departure would dispose of lot of whose
whole political conduct an single TO the
United States
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
80 1y
= ouoUuaDunllnnuD


Tsesbay, Js.sasy o.
Eugene Lyoss went to Elsuver ON
Monday evening.
l%e Reynolds was q Cuooison
visitor IN saturday.
Fred Lassose moved his ismny %
PitkiR ON saturday.
2. l.. Phillips made business trip
to Grand Junction last Ueek.
Plenty of snow for goOd sleisht0a
nov and indications of more.
Miss Leone and Carl Sellard re.
turned from Canon City last week.
Chas. Ryan has moved his family
from the Grand Prise into the Bement
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strait Of Grand
Junction are guests at the Fronk
Phillips home.
Miss Luella johnson was quite tlI
last week with neuralgia no schOoI
was not resumed until this week,
Ed Draper received n telegra m evOv0
his home in Colorado Springs st a tins
the serious Illness of his wife. He left
for there on Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
C.et Your Money Ready

When the Gubnson delegation has returned from
roads convention at Puedo the officers Of the chamber
nearly all Of whom delegation
Mr. Gunn'son Citizen down the roll Of
ship.
They won't take no for an answer YOU might well
have your check book ready have hand the
to doe Miller at the First National Bank
trouble OF sing Joes the know and he is
used to handling the
The officers have decided that five dollars a fair
t'on e with dollar month dues They get
one hundred memters Five hundred dollars capital and
hundred month coming regular will help
ing in the right way Are right?
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
CHURCH NOTICES

NJ. Z. Church, Sunday, jar. 18th.
l0:U q. m. Sunday School
1000 a. m. Normal class.
1000 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Class.
ll:OO a m. Morning service and
worship. Special address to ch il
dren Solo by a child. Every adu I
must bring a child.
800 p. m. Junior League.
6:3o p IN Epworth League, leader,
Miss NJ. Birch.
$50 p. m. Evangelistic service.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
Rev. W. q. Mcconnell minister
Preaching services at lO:45 a. In.
and 1:30 p. IN.
Morning theme: "Christ Cur Ex-
ample" /"
Evening theme: The Things That
Make the Man"
Special music morning and even
ing.
Sunday Schol at l2 m.
Christian Endeavor at 80 70. m.
Leader. Miss Helen Linton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
rHe WORLD NMAN1C
1879 Edition

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
What's Happening to Third Diviisiiona

Runors have been flying thick in the las. ten da
concerning plans abolish the third Denver and
o Grande railroad and place the territory included in that
dFison winch under the superntendency
Win headquarters IN Gunnson. in the second division
The latest report the consolidation will c
eur within month and that II. Luke formerly was con
nected with the rande viii of the business and
that Mr. Ten Eyck viii Utah presumably Helper to sup
entend the portion OF the line from Helper Lake
The report further has it that the dspatcers
here as well as the c clerk and of the clerks
transferred to Saida.
Ne".Nhampion has been busy during irving to
get al the truth OF the matter but all that could
he VINO would naturally know of definite plan.
that they had heard something that charge xud
he made soon but further than that they did know
Mr. Ten Eyck had been absent from for several ax.
and could not be 1t
out information until he authorized do .. ANYWAY and
Others who might know what going on .er. IA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
osUKrY TssAsUsEGs NOTICE

TO FRANKLIN wALkER, THogNTON n
fuOMAs. jan ~ iOthG AND THk MI ~
OF DUNCAN ukCkINfosN, DECEAstD.
AND 10 ALL PElsONs HAVING An TNTER.
EFT % TITLe Of ltGOaD ~ % 10 TN i
LANp nEkEINAFfEk DEsC 6IBED
NOTICE " 8GnEBY GIVES that 90 the
lOth aao N hoveusbsr A. b. ~ the soljo y ~
dsscrteed pvssperty. situate 10 ~ COuoty a
duDsi.On cad stete of CoioraAo, to-vIt:
Ihe ~ dkvs MNw = u asc end Me-,
a NHh a Noh n nsc. s sH 70 10 ssStp = 4.
y. y. Esd the ~ "a eels N sGt a ssc. n
cad tse ~ SNWt ot sws of ssc. o. sn is
Tow psAip y y n1W, vs. spld Tor the A.
hsqa tsxrs Tor the yesr laS and pusch ased
by Gsnsisoa CoSsty
That said pvemisre weve taxed Tor said year
- 10 the Name a Frsshhn Walker 1T ai.
IAot the seid 6uaaisOn County by its q oun
" Ivueswser NJ on the NJ aay " 1aauasl
M duiy aestGa the certificate ~ vur
chsns. which was Issued by the County
fvuossrer. TO said ,unRtaUa Cousty sor above
sole to N. mack intosA who hath made ~
queot upoa tAe Tv~aauver II said Ceuaty sos
.ostacataon, - provided by the Law 0f NOM
- ogasr thst he May bsreme eatitbrd TO Z
t4x ossa % said certificate ior said year
IAet the time a VesleRption - saia p~o
euooee HO0 such taz so1e WiM eHptpo % th<
oth Aay 0i April 4. D. iss2. ssd . sau
ICED wth tssue thevseove % the 27th DAY d
Asril A. D. isa2, un'e~~ rsdsemed thereto
D.ssa Mis- ssh deg Of january, A
;,s der. ? '',.. /, ..ss \, ;:.. ns.ss.;
Published Jsn. i2-Last pub. Dan. u. iss2
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
UunIG euM
~e~ssChampioa Corresvsaa~oo.

'"@otth's 'V'~otssse~
Tuesday. January 3
snow Well yes, IL began SNOW
ing here the evening of Jan. &. hea vy
snow all day Sunday, Jan. z. high
wind and snow that evening. clear
and windy Monday. Jan. =. heavy
snow now falling. Tuesday noon
Roads badly drifted and m~tlu late
This is n God send to all users oi
water bet ween here and the H'oci6c
j. G. Reagan after a lev days visit
to camp returned To Denvee lea. 6th.
While here he secured a tuooel site
location for the "Mornsng Star
properties d Emil Pctevuua. He
figures that the estimated cssuA Of a
tunnel StS To 13O0 seet loaG. saving
him 20 to 30 teet stopiRw GvOund
will be cheaper than siRkis1 the 3U
feet and the expense ~ nao and
engine upkeep to uRwatee ooA to
take out ore and mack. fhiD nesnr
several thousand dollars tv to hoys
Ut the camp. Our siBceve co01vatu.
lstions to Mr.. Reagan sse tn de.
cision.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
Pksc rrusDse's Sale

Whereas. Jacob sajs. grsntor by his Trust
Deed, dated May list, 1897, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk and Recorder of Gunnison
County, Colorado. in Book IlO at Page lsa con
veyed To the Public Trustee of said ounty ,he
following land n said tounty, 70 wit All Of
Lot uuni bered Twenty three t23l in Block mum
bered Thirty two ~ Together with all the I'M
proyemen's thereon. situate in the Town of
Crested Butte shown b, the plat Of said
Town now ou record IN the Office II the County
CLERK ana Recorder of said Gunuisssn Couuty
10 trust To secure one principal note of even
date with said trust Deed Tor sl500o payable 10
Nike Rihie or order. one year after date, with
Interest thereon from date at the rate of per
cent. per snnum, payable annually.
And Whereas. Defsult has been made by the
said ersutrr in said Trust Deed. in the per
formanee of the covenants ana conditions inn
go-ed upon him by the terms Of said Trust
Deed. N tins. to-wit: that said ersntor has
Jailed 70 pay said principal note when due. and
Tailed 10 pay the interest due said principal
And Whereas N l. Roth is nov the owner and
hoid.r q the Indebtedness secured by ssid
And Whereas. The legal holder a the ipaebt-
edpess represen'ed b. said note hes filed with
sid Public Trustee ootice and deasnd writ
ing. decisrine said dsfsult and electinx to de-
snd interest tb~r~s.n 10 date Of sale due ana
paysole snd demanding the sale a said land
Noe. Therefore. Notice !. bereby given that
parp1ant ~ said ostice. election snd aennsnd
80 sneer sod ~ virtse q tie sufbcfity vested
.. nssry. fusiie frsssee 4 ssid cosDs, vii vii
ell the shv~e describ-d land f.r cash. a. public
.sctios 70 she hisbe.t sidser q the West front
acY II the COUstg Ce94 4cuse in said Countg
on fuesdey the 18th dag of Josuary. Iefzsa 10
. cloeA in The sor-.ssa. ior the Terrose Of pay
~ Gid BOtee. insesVpt md eaeNpoee Of THE
sN. - Win give ~ Tie p9RcAaasr thereof .
ee<tiAease of pGrehnse thefe4tr se prov iAed b.
~.
pss-l pessaAsr mn, lal
IsEAkl ANNIE y. pOWyEY
PUblie frOsee q 00nnipoa COunfy CcsorsAo.
FSsss psb- Dr.. 18th. lsll. laa pse. .ss z. 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
Undeve!opod Coiorsdo

In tesgrapae gr-sting to a New York newspaper
arrival h the Goy shafroth
o Colorado adding of
sources Cd Colorado have been Developed He predicts that
the next ten Colorado will t@
world IN the important Of Colorado the
mentioned coal marble power
Ranches sunshine and All of th-and oFe-bss
nis@n county IN quantity aud at least o themarex
cusVy IL not this argument that should he driven
Mr.. tunpisouitee
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
c. q -

We wish 10 thanh the many
friends for theis assistance dur,ns
our resent hsssoveusent.
kARR CHILDREN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

The ssasl serviees at the Eplsco-
pal church aext S.adsy, which, it ls
expected, will he conducted by
blshep Brewster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
~" " -; -: = |: '.'''''''
ss''' OF Colorado

Ceuaty of 6uaaieoa,
Undss Esd By virtae u sa order of sale and
todU2eHt of fopecloeure issued out of the
Couaty Coart ~ the County ~ GunBsen State
81 Colovado, ensesed the l2th day ~ DeceB,ber,
A; D. 1911. in which cause tseoree 5. Swigsrt is
visio and Charles Marshall are defeudsnts.
vhese-ia the above named plaintiff Obtained q
tadoment and decree against said defendants
tOs the sum of four hundred end seventy-six
dolars and sintees cents AIS rs end tho costs in
said case, en- commanded to sell ell Of that
tlcsnty 81 0unais"n. State Of Colorado, descrih-
cd ss fpllOws, to-wu:
Lot TveBt. two 22l in Block Thirty $50 in
the Town Of Marble, said lot is not a part Of
said town as shown by the recorded plat Of said
town but is part Of said town as appears by
block numbered Thirty, the same lying next
west - block Ihirty-op ~ said recorded plat.
eoid Block ~ corresponding in size. number
snd location of lots with those in Blnck 81
That said Lot Twenty two lie part of the south
East quarter of the North west quarter of Sec
tton ~ IN Township II south of Range ~ West
In said County of 6unnison. together with all
and singular the appurtenances and privileges
thereunto beloBgi ing in auywise appertaining
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on the
18th day of January. A. D. 1912, at ten o'cloch
IN the forenoon Of said day, at the West front
Gunnison ] will in obedience 10 said order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure sell the above de-
seribed property to satisfy plaintiff Judgment
with interest thereon and costs to the highest
aud best bidder for cash
Dated December 10, 1911
PAT HANLoN,
sheriff
BY ID, j. LEHAN.
Under sheriff
First pub. Dec. q isii. Last pub. Jan u isi2
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

The Presbyterian ladies' will
give Business Mems supper FRIDAY
evening", Jan. 26, 1912.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-07

tempted suicide. Hydrocyanic
acid. Despondent because little
blonde customer failed to come
for soda all week.
Hamburg, Gernany.-Gottlieb
Rost, German aviator, probably
fatally injured. Aeroplane fell.
Washington. = "Uncle Joe"
Cannonis not coming to Chicago.
Doesn't think he could help any.
Albany, N. Y.-Mrs. Hannah
Dwight Greene, 81, aunt of
Lucky" Baldwin's widow, left
$4,000 to 8 be1l-boys who had
been polite to her.
Washington.-Funersl services
for late Sen. Geo. S. Nixon held
here. Taft and members of both
houses attended.
Duluth, MINI. - Minnesota
Democratic state convention gave
"a delegates to Baltimore to Viii
son.
Madison, Wis. = LaFollette
may have dark horse candidate
for temporary chairman, Chicago
convention.
Ann Arbor, Mich.-55 Illinois
men are in graduation class of
University of Michigan this year.
Rome.-Accomplices of Dial
ba, who attempted to assassinate
King Victor last March, being
sought by police. Plot against
government believed to have been
planned in u. S.
New York.-Marconi Wireless
Co. to build twin stations to com
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