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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18

Our readers will note that we
have removed all advertiser ents
from the front page. Those
who had contracts for front page
space were o, r. Stevens, of the
Stevens Mercantile Co., and B.
R. Murphy, of the M. & NJ. Drug
Co. These gentlemen have kind
1y consented to contract for their
usual amount of space elsewhere
in The News.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18

Mr.. f. Bassinger who lives
west of Meade is running a har-
vesting and a threshing crew at
the same time. The grain is
hauled from the field to the
machine and threshed, and the
grain hauled to market. Rather
rapid marketing of grain.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18

Those Of our citizens who a
few years ago took the time to
set out fruit trees, are now be-
ing repaid for their work. The
News is indebted to c. X. Sour
beer for basket of fine peaches
grown in their yard on west
Main Street.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18


c. c. Row OF the firm of Stan
ton & Row, publishers of the
Fowler Gazette, has sold his in
terest in that paper to l. J. Stan
ton. The transfer will be made
on August 1. The Gazette is a
good newsy weekly and will no
doubt continue to prosper. Mr..
Row has The News best wishes
for success in whatever line OF
business he engages.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18
Card of ThanLs

We desire to thank all those
who so kindly assisted us during
the illness and death of our be-
loved grandmother.
J. +. ROBERTS AND FAMILY
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18
"Wednesday 200 P. M.


]. 2:3o Harness Free for all Ist and 3rd
Trot, mile heat best 4 in $4,000 $75 $1,000
I. 2:3S Harness race, free for all pace
mile heats best 4 in3 1000 $500 1000
3. 4 mile dash, free for all,
Meade county horses, 1900
4. Quick hitch race, free for all 500
5. 4 mile dash, free for all 400 25.oo
g.. mile walk, for so yrs old 500 400
Thursday ZOO P. M.
|. Harness race free for all trot 1000 $500
Flag race free for all 1900
3. Relay race, free for all 1000 $500
4. Novelty race, frse for all, Walk Z,
pace a, u 1900
s. Meade County Derby free for all, mi 5000
8. mile walk for men, free for all, 500 500
Friday 2:OO'P. M.
ago, Harness race, free for all, 600 6o.oo 1000
9:7o Harness race, free for all pace 10000 90 1000
3. # mile post Io.ooat each Is post
q. Relay race, free for all 1000 ,2S.oo
s. Quick Hitch, free for all 1900 1000
6. Slow race, change riders crpples
barred, either horse mule 1000 500
7. Mems foot 500 800
Broncho Riding Wild Steer Riding and other Speciaties
will be in each Daily Program.
Entrance blanks tprrsbed application. Address all
communications w. W CoekiDs, h Supt. Speed Ring,
Meade Kansas
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18
RACES
Meade County Fair Association
Meade, Kansas,
Sept. a, S, and 9th, 1912.
Conditions of Races

Governed by Rules American Trong Association. En-
trance Fee per of Purse offered The Association
the right change any suit Horses Grounds
All entrances be made the Supt of Speed Ring
Secy. of Association.
All Ave and three start
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-07-18

A good shower Monday night
and another Wednesday, have
somewhat retarded the progress
of harvest.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
"Jack the hugger."

Aneta, Dec. 90. Jack, the Hug
ger" in the person of George Will
son. was captured in this city, fol-
lowing a series of events in which
several prominent women and young
girls of Aneta participated as vic
tins. The first complaint against
Wilson came from schoolgirl of
seventeen, who had been attending
an entertainments at the local school.
She was passing dark place when
the man suddenly appeared in front
of her. Several other similar cases
are reported. Authorities are I'm
decided as to what steps they will
take in connection with prosecuting
the offender, and no specific charges
have been filed against him yet.
Weddino sfationery-R Record office
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

Notice Is hereby given tlht NuhL CeTJhln
murtgug executed and delivered by Bert NJ.
Hurdenbrook and Lorinda e. tiardenbrnOk.
his Wife, mortgagors. to Tempelt0n state
Bank, a corporation. mortgagce. dated the 80
day ~ December. l.1n and filed for record Ia
the office OF the Register Of Deeds OF the
county ~ Emnons and state OF North Dako-
Ia on lhe 3l,t day OF December, 1902, at .
O'Clock u. m, and recorded In Book ~ OF
Mortgages. Al page 'bt. will be foreclosed by
"A safe az the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described ut the front door OF the
court house, I'm Linton in the County OF En-
mons and state OF North Dakota At the hour
III o cioek y. in, the 18th day OF january.
\ H. ili,,, 10 satisfy the amount due upon
,ucti mortgage ON The day uf sale. The prem
Uses described in such mortgage. and which
viii be sold to satisfy tn. same. are describe
I'd ils follows.
lots ,hr.c CD aud four az in section thirty
cn) Township Que hundred thirty three (lfO
north Range seventy siA (iJ), west uf the
Fifih Principal Meridian, In Emmohs county,
North iDAkotn and containing eighty acres.
according 10 the government survey
There Will br due on such mortgage AZ the
date az sale the sum ~ 90, exclusive OF
the cost /, Of THIS foreclosure.
paloei AT Linton, y ~. this sih day OF De-
TEMpELroN STATE BANK.
MortgHHec.
Lynn x Coventry.
Attorneys for Mnrtghgre
Linton, North Dokota. IDec.-JanlD
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Notice TO Creditors.

In ,be matter Of the estate ~ Henry kem-
fnef, deceased
Not &c is.hereby given by the undersigned
Wesley Baker. executor OF the last will Of
Henry kemrner, late of the county of En-
mon, and state 81 North Dakota, deceased.
TO the rcditors OF. and all persons wig
scIaim, against sitid deceased. To exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publications. OF this
notice, to said executor at his home AZ Ill
vona, In the county OF Emmon. In said state
OF North Dakota
WESLEY BAKER,
diana 251 Executor.
First publication on the 4th day OF Janu
)arv A ID lgl2.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Notice of Hearing Petition for
License to Sell Real Estate anu
Personal Property

stat. ~ North Dakota.
Nonu,y of flmmon>
la County Court: Before Ilou. Charles H.
Carlry, Judge
n the matter of the estate OF John Green
Rsckman. deceased.
David " Ryckman, executor petitioner, vs..
William w. i Ryckman, George w, Ryck
man. Charity Annie Wintetbctg, Emclinc
Green R,ckman, Wesley Rychman, Lavlna
iyrkmnn Ezna Summons minors, and
Nj. A.; Ryckman. their special guardian,
and Milan w min'er6srS minor, and D. e.
Notice OF Hearing Petition for License to
Sell Real and Personal Property
The State of North Dakota To the above nam.
ed respondents, and all persons interest
ed in the estate OF John Green Ryckman,
deceased:
You are hereby notified that the petition
OF David p Ryckman, executor of the last
will OF John Green Ryckmnn, late of the dis
and state OF North Dakota deceased has
been filed IN this court, therein petitioning
that he be authorized. empowered and di-
longing TO said dccedcnts estate, described
as follows, tO-Wit
:; y of y. y: = aud Lots ! and ., in section
.. Township 1879 Range Is, west OF the 9TH Y.
NJ. and :. f. = OF Section ~, Township 1870,
Range u, west Of the 5th l. NJ. all In Emmons
county. North Dakota, aud being all the real
estate belonging TO said estate; also all the
personal property VI Stlu eSthlt. Sitiu ptll7
lion praying for license 10 sell all the
properly of said estate, both real and per
sonal.
That said petition will be heard by this
court on Monday, the 5tii day of February.
A. d. 1912. at 2 o'clock IN the afternoon of
that day, al the court rooms OF this court.
in the coart-house In the village pf Linton,
county OF Emmons and state OF North pa
kotH
And you, and each of Won, are hereby
cited and required then and there To be and
any you have, why said petition should not
be granted.
dated the Cd day of January, A. ID. 1912
by the court
(seaD CHARLES Il. CAkLEY.
Judge of the County Court.
Let service OF this citation be made by
personal service all respondents re,id-
ing In the county, and by publication In the
tmmnns County Record
(SeaD CHARLES b. CAitLtY,
Oan4-25) Judge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

INN y TUNFNIIIY
Attorneys for Assignee,
Linton. North Dakota. (dec7 janiD
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

Grand Total. ...'..|.....s ltl,s42 -
All taxes are payable At the County Treas
urcts Office in Linton, North Dakota,
Dated Al Linton, n ~, December !, 1911
u. "A. NAkAMDltt
ldec2s- jahlD County Treasurer
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

Old newspapers for sale at the
Record office nickel for bunch
Of fifty Go to the Devil (the office
Devil) for EN-. as he pockets the in
come from their sale.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
TAX NOTICE FOR 1911.
State Of North Dakota,
county ~ Emmons,

.-sNttS VI lNtrtu lIAkOtN,
tpanty of Emmons,
COUNTY TREAsukfR'> orslrs
Notice IS hereby given that the taN lists tor
Iiie year 1911 are now in my hands ~ eollec2
t,en The said taxes are due and PAYABLE
lsl,
ON March |. 1872, penalty of per cent i.
added To al unpaid personal property t..Nes
Tor the year 1911, and per cent Interest," per
month thereafter until paid: or. IL unpaid ON
October Is. isis, stll be turned over to the
To law
On March l. lgl2.a penalty OF per cen, VIII
ne added L, ali unpaid real-estate taNes for
The year 1911: also. on June l. per cent nd
ditiona! ana, ON November l, 3 ~, cent aud
cost OF advertising are added
Real estate Is sold tor de iinuiient t.Ne, Inv
the County Auditor on the second tuesday
n December each year. and is subject To ~
denptiun for three years from dat, Of sale
~ payment OF amount delinqueut aud legal
interest
Following are the rates OF taNasion Ter tn.
year lsll and the amounts levied FOR each
specific purpose:
State TaSpS-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Summons.
e Of North Dakota,

state of North Dakota,
County ~ Emmons.
In District Court. sixth judicial District.
Knrl Wuthschick plaintiff vs.. Agnes Bur
CAT voliura Schwallig Mariana Volk, .ilg-
gina Wuithsehick and Clara Wuthschick.
defendants summons
The state ~ North Dakota 10 tie above,
named defendants.
TO answer ,iie complaint in this action and To
serve a copy OF your answer upon the sub
,cfiheis al ,h,ir office In Linton. North ia.
ms summons upon you, exclusive of the day
81 service; and, 10 case Of your failure TO APP
pear or answer judgement will be taken
against you by default for the rclief demand
ed In the comp aint.
lated December H. 1911
ARMSTRONG & CA MEkON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
aR,,sidrn,.,. and I,osiotlice Address, Linton,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Report Of the Condition Of the

t EMpELTON STATE BANK,
AT Temvik, I'm the State OF North Dakota, al
the Close Of Business December b, loll
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts sil42ls VI
it)verdraftS. secured and unsecured j2l D.
Warrants, stocks, tax certificates,
lures ....-....s9 2:ssl OF
Personal prouerty 80 on
sGurren, expenses, taxes paid. over
undivided profits ls6 "
Due from other banks s3,og' ~
Checks and other cash
items .....,3.,...s7 w
Cash ...... LIB ~ 4,,il ",
Total - sl9,Gbi 4.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In 10000 %
Individual deposits sub
Time Time, ecerlifcates OF deposit s,as, o.
Cashiers checks ouist'nd
ing ..2.s.........- 2i5 b 1865 u
Total. .s :lD.G64 :.
State of North Dakota, 90
County OF Emlnons.
L. Wuldcmar WenzlaN, cashierof the above,
named tank. do soltnnls swear . that the
above statement Is true. 10 the best ~ my
knowledge and belief.
WALDEMAK WENILAFl', Cashier
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me TINS
X & BuRLlNGAMEi
(SeaD Notary Pubic.
Guy commission cs pires March 1914
Correct WALDEMAk WENZi.AFt.
Attest: ANDIEAs BIsCHkE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

10 The above named defendants:
you wtli pleas. take notice that the sum,
mons and compl amt in this action were fle1
IN the etlice of the Clerk ~ the District
Court for Fmmons county, North DAKOTA,
on the 18th day OF DECEMBER l9ll, ana thht
mi, acton i, brought 10 determine who are
he heirs % Margare,ha Wuithschick, and 70
quiet the title of this plaintiff In and 70 the
~ (, 81 s.ctlon "a. Township 1871 Range II. In
Eu,uions county North Dakota.
ARMSTRONG Il CAMERON.
tlcc2i jan25) Attorneys FOR Plaintlh,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02
~0ammeisr9if Sumor.

Com befjenot bar oct garnle Sell
las geboere me9et pittise Ienne-
tier, % Den antife gr9ife 2iteratur
prilnler al Sitter, bumoriltilfe Ben.
oinger % fpiffe gpigrammer. Ct
par 8reuer paa Den antife Simor
oil piitnof intereSiere bore 29iere.
50 unee WGno beileoe til Den
ifisnne Set9re 8natbenes CUNT og
blep tililut enige ON at uofi9mpe en-
Duel ON lit Siertes llbpalgte. 90
ben enc laa iaaret paa Warfen, til-
ruabte Sen elifp9roige @natbene
bam: "Wtoo, oct fommer life an
paa, bpem Der er ben iterfelte, men
paa, bpem Der er ben rigeite!"
On Solons 2ope uotalte Siloio-
zen anodariis; zoe er iom en- Spin-
oeIpeD: meget gooe til at faitbploe
De Spoge; men De Sterfe bpoer De
en- Mfllligbeo til at Hippo pGf." -
Gn Mtano. iom bapbe i%tiaalet Ell ga-
gatel, fsrteS til Sengilet % msbte
paa 8eien Siogenes. 9enne iagoe
oa til BAN: "9u Scar, bporfor bar
on life itjaalet / en- itor Stil2 0a
piloe on MI funnel ien0e andre /
SGngiel." Gen ianrme Siloiof blep
engang ipurgt ON, naar paa 9asen
man bilrbe ipiie Wtiooag. 0iogenes
~iparebe: "SpiS on er rig, naar on
bpiS on er fattig, naar on
Spartaneren gltrD6iabeS iegte en-
Mono til lin Cater % foretraf en-
nieo soot Hpgte for en-, Ser bar rig.
San mptipere0e Galget meb De
imtffe SrO: Seq p9laer beaer en-
Wano uoen Sormie emo en- Sormie
uoen Wano". - s Sparta melDte
ben baltic InorofIioeS iig Tom
Refritt, men man bite BAN paa
@runo al bans 2eaensfeil tilbage.
San iagoe ga: Seq troebe, s pilbe
bare WGnb til at fiGmpe % life til
at lobe lin Set." - Sen ipartanife
SeItberre Eauionios trof en- Gag en-
2Gge. 9eme ipurqte BAN ON, bpor.
al oct fom, of ban olbrig par ing.
Sparet lsb: "Soroi ieg aIbrig font
luIterer Dig.
Sgiaa 8onlerne bar pittige. Solf,
ga mar engang fortalte Cicero, at
en- befienot Game poaitoo at bore
80 @ar aammel, iagbe ban: "9et
maa iiffert bore ianbt; til ieg bar |
tppe gar bort benbe ioriifre, oct"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02

"gfei, neil" ifreg ban, life emo.
mi! Sffe enonu! 3or Subs Sfplb
ber mig. Seq err life berebt til at
be. StiGnf mig TO. gtar til - bore
TO Iar. On fan gipre bet, for ieg
or 10 enonu i,rg. sta, bette err ubarm-
biertigt."
"Sioen er oltib ub~arnlbiertig,"
lpareoe Sloingen. Zen beie 9loer.
| ON er beuer Inlet at e~itertra9te;
Den bill Dog aaigepel FIN brinse Dig
Sorg, SfrebeliebeO % Smerte -
-"
Set iper ieg life ON, bare iee
faar lepe -"
Wen ben anoen rpitebe paa Sope-
bet, ileo Jig los og fo~ripanot. Wteo
ct angitifrig Itprtebe Den ososbsmte
Wtano tilbage / Stolen. Wfen en-
Stunb oereiter LOO en- anben &sit -
bans Suitrus. 4lorig fsr bapbe Den
lpbt iaa liilig / bans gren.
"Spao / alperben itaar pan, fi9re
Eom2 gu bar bolOt ct Sus, fan bu
troll"
Wr. Reters iatte fig op | Stolen
og sneo fine Zine. San bar belt
forpirret, % iaa no iout ON ban life
pioite, bpao ban ifuloe tro. Sbi lige-
operfor bom iab bans egen fiGre
Some og imaaIo.
"Sar ieg iopet9" ipurgte ban.
"SSa, on bar nof oet," ipareoe bun
og 10 muntert.
@r. &eters iab Iibt meo $enber.
ne for Ginene.
Seq tror nGIten = liot for meget
Bin peo 9esierten ="
Seq er bange, on bar &et."
Saa blep ban iiooenoe liot enonu.
"Sorreiten, ieg bar M iiooet og
tpnft libt oeiaal Spnes life ogiaa
on fi9re, at oct piloe bore rimeligt,
at Ri TO, iom bar oct iaa goot / aIe
Waaber, engang begpnote at tpnfe
Iiot paa andre, minbre belbige IT'LL
leoe? Gin Sror {. gr. 90 iaa
benne ltaffars Spren, iom gaar Der.
neoe paa aontoret og iliber ="
San fom life Longer. Suitruens
grme bar / iamme Sou ON bans
sails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02

Oct bar Seat, oa ieg Tom biem.
a%ateoralens bumpe aloffeilag rum
geoe iaa unoerlig isrgnooig; poa
8aoerne bar ingen Gang, intet Wai.
taripil. Mrenaen lna msrf % opiter
| 3attens Iaage % li9eiom ruget
oper noget itpet.
Seq berte en- lagte Sulfen. %.
rem til Marias YGrelie ltoo paa flem
Der laa BUN, itaffels, lille Na'
ria, commentaries ioran Seoelfam.
len, fn9ffet iom en- ifisn 9lomit.
Srn graat ian bitterlig, graat JON
Oct Barn, bun bar; mellem De imaa
SGnoer fnuset bun ct Siaeoe inc
MOB lit grpit. 9e fine S9ber iitreoe
/ Jortpilelie, oe bun buffet iagte:
"Wfin Hopio! Min Ropiol"
Sra De imuffe Zine triaebe itore
Saarer Ianeiomt neoao ainberne og
i~arpebes reoe | Sfi9ret ira Maoon.
mas Sampe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02
Gn tOO.aarin Dit. = Qnnhshnr

Gn 100-aaris DIT. 5 9onosbpen
3ermott i Sdwei5 ierpereoes for en-
Els iioen peo ct Srplup en- oper bun.
breoaarig DIT; Den por nerulie tilpir.
fet / 1898. Nanr ct Barn isoes /
3ermatt, eiorcs Here Oite, al bpilfe
en- foar Hapn efter Barnet. en- Gel
at beune OFT ipiies paa 9arnets
9rpIlupsoag, TeIten pe0 bets 9esra-
peIie. Samilierne | 3ermatt bar al
tib p9ret itplte af fine gamle Site %
iptter flor 9ris paa Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02

Seq foo | grenaer.
Ser Loo Summen og @umIem
bIanbt Tilifuerne, ba ben feriR Tpr
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
ROOSEVELT PLEADS
WITH TURBULENT
CROWD FOR VOTES
Leader of New Party Proyok-
ed Big.WiISon Demonstration
When He Began Attack on
Democratic Nominee

Col. Theodore Roosevelt, nominee Of
the Progressive party for the presi-
dency, pleaded for the vote of Geor-
CLANS last night at the auditorium to
an audience that occupied every seat in
the big hall when he began his speech.
He was enthusiastically welcomed BY
his friends, but his frst reference to
woodrow Wilson. nominee of the DEM
ocratie party. whom he later put in his
private Ananias club. brought the roof
down about his ears so seriously that
IL seemed for time as If he were not
going to be allowed TO conclude his
argument. His own determination,
aided by a sense. of courtesy upon the
part of a large element in his audience
not of his political faith. won against
the outbreak however and with few
lesser Interruptions excepted. he held
the platform alone till the end Of his
speech. Toward the end OF It ne
climbed up on the table. He began
talking at s:15 o'clock and finished with
1--WE stand at Armageddon and battle
for the Lord at $3.50 o'clock.
1t was easily Democratic audience,
but one perfectly friendly to the colonel
as a man and a good fighter. The
third party contingent of it seemed to
be gathered at the front, near the
speaker.
The more enthusiastic members of
that contingent wore the bandana of
their party around their necks. There
was plenty Of shouting, and a good
band furnished lively music, playing
Onward. Christian Soldiers before the
colonel's arrival at s o'clock, and salut-
ing him with Yankee Doodle" as he
came down the middle aisle. while the
audience stood and yelled and waved
bandanas One hymn, Onward, Chris
tian Soldiers was sung by the
audience while IT was waiting for the
speaker. There was a dodger in every
seat with the verses Of several hymns
printed on it. and there was plenty of
other literature at hand for each mem
Der of the audience. from cards Of mem
bership in the Progressive party on up
to copies of the bulletin issued by the
party's national committee.
ATTACKS MR.. WILSON.
The colonel put Mr.. Wilson in the
Ananias club when he declared that
Mr.. Wilson attributes to me what
never said, and what I am Obliged to
say he must know L never said"
Colonel Roosevelt had to fight hard
to hold his grip on the audience, what
with Interruptions from individuals
and the dullness of his talk about the
trusts and the recall Of judicial decis-
ions and the labor planks In. his party's
platform and what. also. with the
tramping of feet, noise that began
shortly after he was well launched
upon his speech and that never con-
cluded while he talked.
Not a mention of woman suffrage was
spoken by Colonel Roosevelt during his
Atlanta speech. He appealed to the
women of Georgia once or twice during
the course of his speech, casually with
the men; but not once did he defend their
right to ballot. He contrasted his plat
form with those of the two other parties,
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column A.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
OF DIX WILL
COMBINE ON ONE MAN
They Are Working to- Crystal
lie Sentiment Before the
Convention Meets

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept. so.-Men who
oppose the denomination Of Gov. John
A. DIX spent the early hours today while
delegates were gathering for the Demo-
cratic state convention tomorrow. trying
to crystallife sentiment around some sin
gle candidate.
An effort was made to persuade Charles
F. Murphy, leader of Tammany hall,
that the placing OF the governor at the
head OF the state ticket again would
mean the loss Of many county tickets,
even If the governor was reelected. and
that stronger man could be-ehosen.
Mr.. Murphy insisted. however. that Gov
ernor Dix should be renominated.
The project Of bringing william J..
Bryan here to reinforce the anti-Dix els-
ment appears to have been abandoned.