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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Big Movement Of Settlers.

HELENA, May 2.-Between March l
and April 16, inclusive, 552 carloads
OF emigrant m%ovables bound for var.
ious points in Montana along the line
of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 Puget
Sound railroad were turned ove to
that line by the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul at Mobridee, S. Oak.
These figures were given vi today by
P. H. Seaman, commercial agent In
Montana for the St. Paul line.
Mr.. Scanlan is authority for the
statement tina. each car on an average
will contain the goods OF three fami.
lies, which would make q total Of ], 1850
families who have sought new homes
and taken up land in the Treasure
state along the line of the Milwaukee
since the first of March. Figuring a
minimum of two to the family, this
would mean 2, 118 people.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Candidates Must Foot Bill.

MADISON, Wis, May 2.-If the pres.
idential electors chosen by each party
to cast their vote in the electoral col
lege desire to get their qualifc ations
before the people as the other candi-
dates are expected to do, it will cost
each about $500.
The expense is encountered in COM
plying with the provisions of a new
law which provides for the sending OF
a pamphlet to all voters by the secre'
tary of state at the expense OF the can
didates, setting forth qualifications
for office. While the law does not
make it compulsory on candida es to
spend the money, it is considered the
best method for ''getting before the
peODle,'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
PEAT FOR FUEL USES.
New Swedish Method Of Utilizing Ma
terial In Furnaces.

Different methods of employing peat
for fuel or power are used at present,
one Of these being to fire the furnace
with dried peat briquettes, and another
is to distill the peat in the same way
as for coal 50 as to produce gas. The
gas is then used directly in gas engines
OF suitable construction.
According to a Swedish method,
the dried peat is first brought to a fine
powder and is then blown into the FUR
mace by an air fan. The furnace has
been previously heated, and waste heat
can be utilized here. The firing is then
kept up by the peat delivered in this
way. 1t is claimed that fifteen parts
of peat give the same heat as ten parts
of coal. During the firing it is easy to
regulate the heat to the right amount
by adjusting the air feed as well as
the powder supply. 1nasmuch as no
more fuel is burned than is needed and
the regulation can be made very quick
~, good economy is secured.-Scientifc
American.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
TORPEDO Boats as Targets.

The British admiralty is planning to
use a number of old sixty feet torpedo
boats as targets for night practice.
The work of converting these boats
into targets consists of erecting can
vas and wooden structures above the
decks to represent tunnels and deck.
houses and filling the holds, which are
completely cleared of mechanisms and
furnishings, with cork, etc, to render
them unsuitable. Towed at varying
speeds and angles Of bearing, these
targets will be made to simulate the
conditions presented by the approach
of high speed modern torpedo boats
in night attacks and will enable the
gun crew to acquire proficiency Of aim
In repelling such attacks.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08

Montana Farmers Institutes, is now
preparing q pamphlet entitled, "Sug
gestious for the Dry Farmer" This
pamphlet 10 to be published by toe
Northern Pacific Railway Co., and
will be for the benefit of the dry farm
ers throughout the state, and other
parts of the northwest. It will contain
practically all the material that has
been published at the college along
this line of work in the form of pam.
phlets and bulletins.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Meat Prices Advance.

SEATTLE, May 2.-The price of beef
IL the highest ever known in Seattle.
Prime steers sold yesterday at IL cents
q pound, Wholesale, one cent higher
than a year ago. The wholesale price
of beef has advanced so much that re.
tailers are boosting prices. Pc.
roasts and boiling pieces which have
sold at 7 and 8 cents have advanced to
10 cents q pound. The price of ham
and bacon has also taken an upward
trend, yesterd avs quotations showing
an advance of ic q pound. Packers
attribute the high prices to Q scarcity
of stock.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
TO MEASURE A FLYER.
Method For Determining the Volume Of
ANY Stream.

Any Stream.
To ascertain the velocit; Of the
stream choose a place where the chan
mel is straight for 100 to 200 feet ana
has q nearly constant width and depth:
Law off on the bank Il line fifty or lUo
feet in length, marking each end; then
allow small chips to float down the
stream. by one Of the methods de
scribed below, noting the time required
for these to traverse the distance laid
off on the bank. The surface velocity
in feet per second is obtained by divid-
ing the distance in feet passed over by
the float by the time in seconds it takes
the float to travel this distance. The
average Of several such determinations
will give the mean surface velocity OF
the stream. This result multiplied by
the coef1cient O.S0 gives very nearly
the mean velocity of the stream.
To obtain the area Of the cross Sec
ton of the stream, stretch a tape from
shore to shore and take the depth of
the stream at intervals of two to FIVE
feet. The average of these depths may
be assumed as the mean depth of the
stream. This average multiplied by the
total width will give the area of the
cross section of the stream In square
feet.
The discharge is found by multiply
ing this cross section area by the mean
velocity, as obtained by the float meas
urements, the result giving the dis
charge in second feet, or, in other
words, the number Of cubic feet flow
ing past the point of measurement
each second.
In determining the velocity for small
streams and when only approximate
results are desired the float Is placed in
the center Of the stream only. For
larger streams and when greater accu-
racy is desired a tape is stretched
across the stream and the distance be-
tween the banks is divided into a num-
Der Of equal spaces or sections. Floats
are then allowed to drift down the
stream as near as possible in the CEN
ter Of each of these spaces, the same
number of floats being used for each
section. The mean surface velocity is
then assumed to be the mean of the
surface velocities obtained for the sew
eral sections. For each float the dis
lance Of its starting point from the
right bank is recorded as Indicated
United States Geological Survey.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Stirrinu Rods For Foundrymen,

Many foundrymen, states the Ameri-
can Machinist, use an Non rod for stir
ring any kind of brass or bronze alloy,
but where this Is done more or less of
the iron will be absorbed, rendering
the metal harder. If 1t is intended to
be prepared for making brass or bronze
castings graphite stirring rods should
be provided. When melting any brass
or bronze alloy the metal in the pot
should be covered with powdered char
coal. Some foundrymen use a fusible
lux on top Of the metal, as broker
glass, borax or a mixture Of soda anG
sand.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Will Teach Chicken Raising,

LEXINGTON, KY, May 3.-The Ken
lucky state university has announced
that chicken breeding will be added to
its curriculum. This will be q new
feature for q university to undertake,
the state university being probably
the first in the country to adopt such
q course. A farm near here has been
purchased where the science of the hen
will be studied by the students OF the
school.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
BRYAN League Plans Stampede.

DIES MONIES, May 4.-Plans to en-
gineer a "stampede" in favor of Viii.
liam J. Bryan for president at the
state democratic convention at Burl.
ington May 16, and to follow this uI
by presenting the N~ebraskan's name
to the national convention, developed
today following a secret conference o:
the Iowa Bryan league last night
The league was organized about
month ago. The fact that it was ir
existence did not develop until after
the conference last night, when a pub
lie statement urging MIR. Bryan's can
didacy was issued.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Aimed At Office Holders.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Representa'
tive Hull Of Texas, democrat, intro
duced q bill today intended to prevent
government employees from participa-
ton in the presidential campaigns or
having official connection with any
organization or movement looking to
such an election. The bill would i'm
pose a maximum fine of $500 and sum-
mary dismissal.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
Aluminium Puueys.

An American manufacturing compa'
ny has recently adopted aluminium pull
legs for its large planers and for q
number Of other machines. The alu'
minimum diminishes the weight Of the
pulleys, which when made of cast iror
are practically heavy fywheels, retard
ing the action of reversing the motion
It Is also claimed that the lighter alu
minimum pulleys are more economical
reducing the friction and %prolongine
the life of the belts.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-05-08
fIioht Of Birds.

The wild duck in migration flies at
an average height of 400 feet and its
speed during more than twenty obser-
.vations forty-seven miles an hour. The
sea gull's fight, proved by two obser-
vations, was only twenty-six miles an
hour and its height above the water
about GOO feet, except when circlins
near the surface for food.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
Butter Thieves in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. %. Atlanta
thieves are butter hungry. Ac-
cording to the reports being made
by a number of dairymen in the
city butter thieves are out in
droyes, Thomas Lawrence, who
runs dairy on the Brown Mill
road. reports to the police that
while he was making a delivery
the other Gay some went to his
wagon and took sixteen pounds
Of his choice butter Another
dairyman reported the loss Of a
whole bucket of butter. Other
reports show small quantities !
were taken in various parts OF
the city.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
High Cost of Living
Is Here To Stay

Chicago, Sept. 20.-The high
cost of living has come to stay,
according to Prof. Eugene Daven-
port, dean and director of the ag-
ricultural college, University of
Illinois, who spoke yesterday at
the National Vocational Art and
Industrial Congress.
"The day of cheap living is over
owing to the great advance in the
life of the country said Prof.
Davenport. "The farmer is the
last man to be affected by high
prices in the cost of living and last
man to be interested. He looks to
his personal interests first and
gives small heed to other industrial
pursuits. Great harm is being
done by this irrational cry OF
"back to the farm
"The only persons who should
leave the city for the country are
those absolutely intent on becom-
ing farmers.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
Notice

All teachers who will teach in
this. Ben Hill County for the en-
suing term are required to be
present at the 3rd ward school
building, Fitzgerald, 10 O'Clock a.
No.. Saturday October 9Th. Schools
will open Monday following. Con-
tracts and general instructions will
be given at that time.
By order Board of Education Ben
Hill County.
74-2t R. j. Prentiss, Go. Supt.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
FOUND-Folding pocket-book,

FOUND-Folding pocket-book,
containing among other effects
an Identification card of the
Order of the Golden Seal, bear
ing the ma ne of Will A. Pat
terson. Owner can get same
by describing other articles in
said pocket book and paying
for this ad. Apply at Pickens'
Laneh Counter in Williams
Saloon. 1t
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
q remarkable Range

No one heard before of a range ~, WITH his 50
n8 Has : 35s f5s Tn as m siSs s
wasting IA do the work of two in other
hos OF f &c ou w one Of more than a dozen
Tohgs of superiority which Coles Hot BIAS s
I Pnnge the modern, up-to-date range; az
over all others. z.--------=--z----- -
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

Mrs. o. E. Able, of Macon, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
F. Newton, who is very sick at
her home on Oconee ave.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

And occasionally woman thinks
she is marrying a mighty oak on
" to discover later that she is tied
to a stick.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

For Sale-5 room residence and
4 los, corner Gordon and Jesse
mine SITS. Easy terms. Apply to
owner, Mrs. F. M. Neal.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

The value of the crops of the
country increased by $2,488,O OO,-
900 in ten years. That ought to
make every farmer feel like buy
ing an automobile.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

Mr.. Carl Wall, formerly of this
city but Of Atlanta, was in the
city yesterday.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

Mr.. Jelks Taylor, of Fitzgerald,
was in town Saturday. -Abbeville
Chronicle.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

When it says: The more a man
neglects his business for booze, Or
politics, or committee work gen.
orally, the more he complains
about hard times.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01
BEN Hill Superior
Court Calendar,
October Term, 1912.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Mary Orr Andrews v. Greer
e. al.
J. E. Moore v. w. N. RUSSELL
& Bro.
Southern Pine Co. v. Lon
Dickey.
Harry G. Taylor v. Sam Greer.
C. A. Tyler v. Mosley Hutson.
Ebert Paulk v. Garbutt Lum-
Der Co.
Eliza C. Hayes v. Dan C. Hall.
Samuel Hearn ct al. Sydney
Clare ct al, C. C. Allen, Claim
ant.
J. G, Harris ct al v. J. G.
Knapp ct al.
r. V. Bowen " G. e. Hunter
R. V. Bowen v. G. E. Hunter.
J. E. Perry v. Am. T. S. Col
ony Co.
Anderson Russell V. Hamp Nc
lean, Mary Mobley, Claimant.
Ebert Paulk " Hogan ct al.
TUESDAY.
C. M. Russell v. ]. w. Morris.
Butler, Stevens & Co. V. Able
vile Trading Co. ct al. ]. w.
Morris, Garnishee.
j. w. Morris V. w. B Russell
ct al.
Mary J. Fass v. C. M. Mum
ford.
Dorminey-Price Lumber Co. V.
Lewis Mobley ct al.
E. ard j. Swigart V. Lewis
Swain.
L. Kennedy, Admir- V. Third
National Bank.
Jno. N. Giddings ct al, w. H.
Albritton ct al.
Pittsburg Steel Co. v. Y. S.
Gibbs & Co.. Mrs. Sibbie Gibbs,
Claimant.
Ludden Bates Music House v.
Mrs. O. M Horne.
w. H. Young, Admir-, v. Mack
Talley Young.
Eliza George, Guardian, V. G.
B. A. Kinard.
T. S. Graham v. Henderson &
Powell, Claimant.
Pate & Hester V. R. V. Hand
ley, Claimant.
Bertha Sedlemeyer v. City of
Fitzgerald.
Jake Sedlemeyer v. City Of
Fitzgerald.
Savannah Guano Co. v. Cole
man Mobley.
Mrs. Roxie A. Wilcox v. 4. T.
James.
WEDNESDAY.
Daisy w. Brabham v. H. L.
Rathburn.
Mrs. J. E Simpson v. Calvin
Kent.
H. A. Burkhart v. w. H. Ken
drick.
Warren Paulk v. D. B. Null.
Exchange National Bank v. j.
G. Porter ct al.
Haygood & Cults " E. G. Per-
kins ct al.
Jno. N. King v. l. Gelders.
J. P. Minshew v. A. P. Mer-
cerirs.
G. o. Minshew v. A. P. Minshew.
Walter Porter v. Clifford Jack
son ct al.
E. M. Whitehead v. w. M
Jones ct al.
Mary Benzine v. Matt Benzine.
Underwood Typewriter Co. v.
Haygood & Cults.
THURSDAY.
Ocilla Southern R'y Co. v. J.
A. Justice.
Ocilla Southern R'y Co. v. F.
R. Justice.
Eason & Bull v. J. Caleb Clark
ct al.
Aaron Mobley ct al. v. John
Mcmillan ct al.
j. F. Dickson v. City Of Fitz-
gerald.
Elizabeth Barnes v. B.T.Strick-
land.
Moon Eartilizar Works ". las.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-01

You never knew a man who
neglected his work who wasn't al
ways complaining about the coun-
try going to the bad"
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-03-28

ROH sEDME A BROADWAY.
BRAMBORY, busl sl..............$ .$1.1O
Druha zasilka vehlasnych Hidden
Vale Sunkist Oranzii.

Vale SunkiSt OranZu.
Kara Santa Antonio navel oranzu.
Bedna. $500. Peck. Sac
Kalifornske lemony tenkou slupkou.
Banany dObre zbOzf k zasflanf.
Hrozen $1.25, $3.50; tucet &c., 1Oc, SC.
tZVLASTNOSTI SUCHEHO OVOCE.
Sladke kalif. svestky, 3 lb. .25c
Vybrane Santa Clara svestky, 2 Id. .25c
Pekne velke Santa Clara svestky, lb. 15c
10 lb. bedna Oregon-Ital svestek. As
5-libern1 bedna x peknych zlutych
brOSkV1 .S5c
Vybrane susene broskve, Id. .12kc
Pekna susena jablka, krouzky lb. 15c
Hrozinky s jaderky, 3 paklfky. .... .25c
Cisteny ryvfz, pakl1ky. .25c
Rfzkovane merunky, plech. .43c
Jersey bornvky, plech. ............5 55c
Ia sucha nakl. dyne, plech. zoe
Kalif. .loupane hrusky, plech. ..... .40c
Csc. kbelfk preserv. ......... .25c
Cerstve uzene belize, lb. ........ .12hc
Vzorek nasich o. K. Lima fazol1 po
dobu vykladu -plechovka .15c
2 plechovky .25c
Plny vyber zahradnfch semen.
Cerstve farmarske hrudkove a kbe-
lfkove maslo, lb. ........... .28-3Oc
Culxr, rs, 16, II, IS, 10 lib. ....... .$1.OO
objednavkou "a hotove.
ZDRAVOTNf MAsNT KRAM.
Cerstve telecf k dusenf, lb. ........ Sc
Celia pfednf ctvrt telecf, lb. ..1Oc
Male kyty, telecf, lib. b............ .127%c
Libove hovezf k varenf, lb.,........ &c
Hovezf k rosten1, lb. ........ .1Oc
Hoyezf steak z piece, lb. .12kc
Kulaty hovezf steak, lb. ..>....... .15c
Kratky Porterhouse steak, lb:r, ...18c
Skopove rfzky ze zeber, lb. .15c
Cukrem naklAdane Picnic sunky, 1b. 1Oc
aCukrem nakladane~ ~obyc. sunky, lbsSl6e
sCukrem naklAdanA Stamina, 1b. .15c
Gerstvy vepfovy steak, lb....... .12k G
Cerstve veprove rfzky, 1b. ........ .15c
Schochovych 27 druhd salamu jest
hotoveno cerstveho masa, cisteho ko-
renf, presne zdravotn1 kuchyni. 26-1
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-03-28
&c Zpravy re St. Paul. &c

a Daily, ktefi pred dvema roxy byli
porazeni pfi volbe do mestske
assembly, dosahli letos znovunavr-
zen1. z kandidatG do assembly OBJ
drzeli nejvetsl pocet hlasG Yoerg,
Kane Haas ma strane demokrati-
cke Keller, Ware a Michaud ma
str. republikansk6. V nasledujicim
podavame jmena navrzenych kandi-
datd do mestskych dfad6: Ia ma
yora Otto Bremen, dem., H. P. Kel-
ler, rep; "a kontrolora D.. I. Sulli-
van, dem., W. G. Handy, rep; "a po-
kladnlka Otto Rohland, dem., S. A.
Farnsworth, rep; "a assemblyma-
ny ma demokratick6m listku Yoerg,
Kane, Haas, Gerber, Kartak, Con-
roy, DAILY, Whitcomb a Powers. Ma
stran6 republikanske bezl Michaud,
Keller, Ware, Mahle, Sanborn,
Wreelock, Metcalf, Sharood a Shep-
pard.
az State Savings Bank (Statnf
spofiteln1 banka) elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucinene
pred 5. bfeznem ponesou drok po 4
mes1ce do 1. cervence 1912. Spofi-
telni t1cet v t6to bance zajistuje ne
-jen ,aaprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnosti a ukladani
saalych obnosd kdykoh jest tax moz-
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyllych bankovnfch hodin pom.
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. - Urok
vkladG 3 pill procent. Vklady
1. Gervence 1911 $4,483,0 100000.
- Strana vefejneho vlastnictvi
S$Public Ownership" postavila do
pole Andersona "a mayora, F. Rath-
mamma "a kontrolora, Carl Hintze
"a pokladn1ka a kandidaty "a radni
m6sta. Strana delnicko-socialnl ma
vrhla w. S. McCue "a mayora a
strana prohibiGnl G.. F. Wellse.
- Francis r. Skunk, inzenyr Sp.
Statd, jenz ma moci fizeni pracl
ma fekach ma severozapade, obdrzel
zpravu, ze kongres povolil 100000
ku pokracovani stavby vysoke vodnl
hraze v fece Mississippi blize Fort
Smelling. Inzenyr Skunk pravi, ze
hraz bude dostavena We dvou letech.
Behem zimy zamestnano bylo ma
stavbe SO muzd a jakmile Sc otepll,
bude najato ku praci pres dve ste
muzd. Po dostaven1 hraze bude re-
ka splavna mezi Minneapolis ST.
Paul.
= Fairmont Sentinel pise :
"Sedm osmi repu!blikanskych kon-
gresnlkd z. Minnesoty, Anderson,
Davis, Lindberg, Miller, Nye, Stee-
nerson a Volsted, hlasovali s Ham
mondem pro pfedlohu~ svobodneho
cukru. Stevens jest jedinym stand
patterem, jenz volil zajmu cuker-
nfho trustu. Kongresnik Stevens je
re st. Paul a kongresni jeho rekord
"a posledni diva roxy zfejme doka-
zuje, ze doba jeho plodne cinnosti v
kongresu jiz minula ze jest ma Ca
Sc, ably ma jeho m1sto zvolen byl muz
pokrokovych .zasad. <. ~ -..
Y mesici hnoru udalo Sc We
meste 162 dmrti, cehoz bylo 81 ne
anluynat. Tuberkulosa jako obycej-
ne vyzadala sobe nejvetsl pocet Il
mrtf po nj nasledujf srdecnf nedu-.
by a poruchy dyychaclho dstroji. Me-
ii zemfelymi bylo pet samoyrah1 a
pet osob seslo Sc syeta nasledkem ne.
sstestf.
H Udelejte radost sym pfatelim
N Cechach pred platte Jim Hospo
|dAf - rok, sboii ponze $1.75.
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-03-28

dny v St. Paul, bylo usneseno MALE
haiti ma pf1Sti statnl sn6m, ably pfi-
jail zakon, die nehoz byla by posky-
tovana podpora rodinam, jejichz Ii
vitele jsou odsou1eni ma nejakou do
bu do robotarny. Nyn6jsi policej-
nj soudce Hanft byl toho nahledu,
ze trestanci We statni kaznici meli
by vydelavati ma zivobyti svych ro-
din. p. T. Lee z Minneapolis Sc
pfimlouval "a kratsl pracovni dobu
zamezeni d6tske prace, jez vycer-
pava silly dorostu a nezfidka cini
pax lidi neschopnymi k uhajenf
existence.
- Obchodni klub zap. z. ul. ma
Sem meste vyzvedl 81 povolen1 ku
stavb6 klubovn1 budovy ma zap. z.
ul. mezi Jefferson Erie ul. ,Budo-
va bude dvou poschodfch a VISTA
vena cihel nakladem $4,000. s
praci ma zakladech budovy Sc jiz "a
pocalo.
a% Pojisteni proti ohni u nejlep-
Sich spolecnostl opravnenych k OBJ
chodovani We statu vam obstara do
bfe a spolehliv9 F. B. Matlach, po-
jistujici jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
st. Paul. .~. . *. If
- = John F. Selb a Anthony Fried
man byli mezi prvnfmi, jiz die "a
kona podali vykaz svych vydajd v
pfedvolbach. Selb, jenz byl porazen
O nominaci "a assemblymana, utratil
$29. Friedman, jenz nemohl do
sahnouti nominace "a radn1ho pate
wardy, udal svoje vydaje ma $89.25.
- V sobotu dopoledne spojeni
byli pouty manzelskyymi pred soud-
Gem Gallickem okresnl radnici
Mat. Rybak Sc 81. Mary Hauzero-
YOU. Pisatel byl snoubencim pfi
oddavkach "a svedka a tudH jedn1m
prvn1ch, jenz novomanzeldm gra-
tuloval. Novomanzele budou bydle-
ii v st. Paul.
I. - Nekolik hostinskych We m6ste
dostalo Sc do Strublu'' pro vycep IL
hovin pfi primarnich volbach, KITE
ryzto den die zakona mali byti no.
stince zavfene.
+. - Pfedvolby, odbyvane liter!
minuly tyden, odbyly Sc zcela tise.
Jedine v tfetl pate warde panoval
zivejs1 politicky ruch, jenz mel "a
vysledek porazku Maloneyho o zno-
vunavrzeni "a radniho 3. warde a
v1t6zstvi Murnana "a radniho pate
warde, kde ma strane demokratick@
bezelo tentokrate osm ves1nes dosti
silnych kandidatd. PoGet odeyzda-
nych hlusd pro jednotlive kandidaty
byl jak nasleduje: Murnane 482,
Thornton 40, Gross 391, Fried
man 80, Hipp 313, Steiner 253,
Wilding 1876, Tschida ST. Ma re-
publikanske strane navrzen tyl
johnson, jenz nemel zadneho pro-
tivnlka. Otto Bremen, demollrati-
cky kandidat "a mayora m1sta, OBJ
drzel bezmala O diva tisice HASA vice
neil Keller ma stran6 republican
ske. Celkem odevzdano pro Rrerne-
.ra 11,472 a pro Kellera 3.289 liza
81. :1ejvetsi podpofe volia:i tSSSil Sc
Hrcmer V pate warde, kde obdrsel
2,nC, hlasdd, kdezto Keller pouze
483 klasd. Vysledek ten poukazuje
na to, Re vellky pocet republikan'l vo-
ill demokraticky primarni lstek a
ze Bremerovi kynou dobre vyhlidky
ma zyoleni pfi mestske volbe, jez bu-
de Sc odbyvati prynl dtery kvetnu.
Otto Rohiand, nyneisf radn1 pate
Wardy, dosahl navrzenl "a mestskeho
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