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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
SinansIefret9r.

Com bet les ! aorsberetnineen,
beflutte6e Norsmebet | aenmore OF
aniette en- 5inonsiefreter forSom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

eiDet Qeffe ON Ar6eioe % @enee.
6iorag II en- Sum al 1915 ino,
alt'aa bar pi $500 at beopn0e meO.
Men ior oenne Sum fan D. 10
fife bggge Strife, DOG tenter ieg, at
oi fon bDgee Tor $1,000, en- Erpfir-
te, iom fan oioe 5io0epIa6 er til en-
200 Menneifer.
Bill IA life nof 5n0ianermisiio-
mems @eaner gipe os Sc andre 500
Collars til en- airfe? Get tror iee,
5 nil, mar ; ioor at pioe. ri morg-
Ter Den. Q. bespnoer ioa at lane
@runoooI6 % bpooe. noor M Sen
porme 1iO er for6i, ioo ri fan mo.
pie airfen fer Sui, % olt linens iao
faor ri nof De Benee, Ri monoIer,
fife ionot?
apinoeforeningen berneOe bar lam.
let op imo0 $75, iom De nof pil
aipe til 9ipIp til at uoitnre Oct in.
6re al airfen me6. On nogen ifuIoe
fsIe ii9 tilifpnoet til at gioe 9rpoi-
feitol e0er 0ebefont. ioa piIoe set
, gIpOe os. Ter er mango Moooer,
Ri fan 5iGIpes paa.
9irfaffnffp hnr nj
@i0 bette lille 0proob moa blipe
toqet ii Sierte, iaa Dor lille Snoio-
nermeni9be0 moa mprfe, De bar
9euner. iom life aIene ielo bar en-
fen qirfe at iomIes J. men iom
ogioa nof fan unoe Snoionerne en-.
Moo ioa @erren iremoeles boaee
meo ellers bnager ri ioranoe5.
Silien i 0crren. goers
5enfine % u. g. Riflfen,
Oafs. OfIa.
efteritriit. 0penitaaen0e
9enDeuoeIie ira pore Snoianermis-
iionprer. &oitor u. g. RieIien oe
3uitru. ON en- Soanosrpfning ! oct
pootpnfte airfebpgningsarbeioe To-
Ter ior iis ieIo. Naisiionen blon0t
@berofee. Snoionerne er Dor ierite
optogne Risiion. 5 De TO, ire ii0ite
2(ar bar oi iamlet omfring 81. 700
til airten / Solt Cafe Sin, lltob. 90
ca. $1,000 til airfeeien6ommen !
Sopan, % pi ifuI0e fife bieIpe meb
en- m airfe Oats. OfIo.
So pit oil ni biplpe!
Seq ieler mig iul0t i%orDisiet ON,
at iaa mart Sn0ionermisiiOnens
9enner lpier bette 0proab eaer oen-
ne 6~enoen0eIie. oa oil pore t~rofoite
Misiionsarbeioere og pore rs0e
5rosieifen6e iaa ben SieIp. De BE-
beper til ben npe STRIFE.
@nperne ienoes I'll Samiunoeta
aosierer Wr. Otto 6nnien, Blair.
9tebr.
6ermeo o9re oenne Sag benIoei
til genners a9rliqbeo og 6orbsn.
! bro6erIie 9grbsoigbe0.
o. 3. Gbriftinn II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Qoar qai.rus beuueuber is til SoIt. Der
upsrtere Elabst euten fnr at febe hos benz
saer Tor At Faa Gplnsuino ON bet opertersbe,
Debes De altih omtnls. at % iaa Npertisfes
msHtst bette ginb. Get pil pars til asn.
Fbie gptts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
elftoroer Of 9lpets aOneert.
eli X

lAf ~
6or mango 4ar iioen ifrep en-
g1oromono, Der Ter eprigt MET
9tapn bar / 2itteraturen, fsIaenoe
ginier. iom f%ormentlig funoe bnpe
aiort en- 3ieter 9ere. Iii 0per.
ifrift itoo: a0e ire Store~.
Sbien er iieloet meo ineoGft Sino,
6oOr ineen noor op, buor ingen
ilipper inc.
Com ipeiIer iig oo / oen bInnfe
fior6
"a eier ct effo til nlIe ORD.
56ien CT fieIoet meo repner % buler,
Spor troIoene Dor, oe boor OiepIe
zig i~fiuler.
9isrnion er bpooen, ben breoe
og fn9re,
ReO fog % meo bIomiter bIan6t
enge % ngre,
Ne0 buie og biem og boerOagsoirfe,
Re0 SsnOo9s.itiIbe6 oe firfe.
@orborg er ben lpngflp0te mart
% beoe,
6oor 0lleormen Dor. oo bpor Ter.
fen Bigger re6e.
Qe er borte M, ale ire = be
ire Store. @en De Ieper iremoeles
/ oeres gsger. 9or Be ioo tpnft
og pirfet, bpoo bar mere emo rent
enoeIiat @nr62 ga. 6erpnn iporer
boer, iom ten0er Dem, I Onerens.
itemmeIie meo fit eget Stanopunft,
Den 9ro og BET Snob, ban ieIp
eier, BET bore nh bnn0 Slogs iom
belit. Qoa nn6en MaaOe bIeo oforig
noeen Bog, noaet 9iosoprf, nogen
betnOenoe @erning beosmt. 3 ben
llbitr9fnine er Oct ion6t. OF alt
S~fnrp0emme er iubieftipt.
Get par oe6 Cir Senrp Rorton
Stanleps 9egrnoelie. - Sans 2eb.
ne6sIeb bno0e BELT iaennem Iormet
ia iom Ell, Der brso me 9oner,
ifabte me 0proier, boneoe 0ei iii
me 9on0e; ban par cen al aultii.
rens Rp0ningsmpn6. 0erom par
Der meget pe6 bans Sor6efpro, Der
bar gione.
2is6eg9neeIien bar al itreneSim.
Sonlebes piloe ban oct.
9lonOt be mango, bois aiite er
baaret in0en for @eitminiter ab.
beps aomle, 9raonen6e Nure, er
Der pei life mango, bnis iiSite Rel.
ie topit bar taIt iom Cir &enrps'
gioroe bet.
aiiten bar at @getre, gonife uoen
5oriiring, uoen Smptfe, u6enaran.
e. Den paa eaoget itoO o.sie Orb:
Rotnri - Der fol be.
tD6e ioa meget iom: aIippebrp6eren,
Den uimooitaaeliee. Oct Rapn pnr
BAN gipet al afrifns Snofe0te.
Qonr inoonnne N~oturbsrn tiger no.
get, rommer oct iom ofteit Saeens
Com 2igberere tiente bersmte
oe opstiee Men6, bI. a. en- Dotter.
isn al 2ioineitone. % Sfaren
noaeoe 2ioineitones @rap, giorbes
Der &oIot en- lille Stuno, un6er
onnoelss StiIbeo berifeoe.
ibet allies Sonfer bel bar opeIet
oeo bint isrite Ms0e meIIem bisie
to storm9nb oerube | bet piloe.
Ser, unoer benne fiaIbne Bouie,
ffete beres iibfte Webe un6er oisie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Advertising Rafes made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Gorti9ttes pao gibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

5 5ronfrias oiitorie fortqaes
Der ON, boor u5pre piotIsitig en-
Gag oct par, noar aongen Den
isrreoolutionife Iio ON Wor9enen
ifll0e op al Senoen % ! Gsiet.
Der bar Sneie al 9ofoier %
5unftion9rer. iom boer bao0e lit
iarIige bsipi9tiee 6uerp. en lafe.
ret og powooiieret % iwriieret %
poIeret aammerberre mantte ppre
pao Ste0et iii iaitiat aIoffeilet ior
at enife Sans Mojeitet @oOmorgen.
6n an0en laferet ETC. Ditto par
.oDerOrnget oct aninarSiul0e 0oero
at iige @uOpeIiian, laar 9ansRoie.
it9t nss. Ter par CT ltort, peloof.
lent, arbeiOs0pgtigt Wenneife, bois
tunge 2ipsfaI0 par al trnffe Son.
gems 0ntifiorte at. ct Ditto til at
iiere Waieitpten bans Soiletsfiorte.
en iii at binoe bans Clips. On til
at reffe BAN 9ufierne. On til at
bi9lpe BAN 5o6en / set bsire guf.
Ieben, 90 Iigerois en- til at 9iRIpe
BAN ben ti~lopersbIeone 500 / oct
benitre, en til at trpffe BAN / 8e.
iten. On for bper @enitano: $50,
Strsmper, 5roffe, enc. - 90 ioa
for aIuor, mar ct NaoIti6
inotages al Sans 6erIiqbeol
Jepe Sfarer al itiue0e, itrunfeoe
aammer6errer 9ofaier, oip. 90 oIle
ielpislgelig io9ttoee en-
@raO'aloor. SfuI0e nogen truffet
til at iIna ct SmiI 40 alt oette@Bql,
on par 8eroens en0e ion6ipn.
bruot las. Sna oIoorIig en-
Gag bar oct meO 5ronfrigs 0pre.
bare aonee. Sois I. CTS. ben BERTH
beioleOe. aommerberre life par til
Ste6e at bpoe Moieitqten @o6mor.
gen, funoe ben itoftels aonae IIet
life fomme Of 6ierene: ben Soa
! fuloe brinees / Or6en isn't. 90
belle 2inien igennem.
9oa, iol bet bar bengong. Soo
er geroen bo beIoieois life
ON Strmber - tqnfer 9pie.
rem.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
OUR NE|CHB0R'S !
TROUBLES

In the nandamns case OF Albert
BlenveDu. Mavor vs. J a Reswe
ber, Sr., cx secretary and treashl
er of the Town Of St. Mariinvilte,
to force him to surrender the
books and vouchers and also Tue
combination of the safe, proper y
Of The town, which he refused 10
turn over, Judge Simon decided ~
favor of Albert Bienveuu, Mayor
appointing Notary + Il Deia
houssaye to make an inventory OF
the property in the safe ID the
presence of Sidney DelahouSsaJe,
the present secretary ana treas
u,er and J A Resweher, Sr., the
TX secretary and treasurer ana 70
give to them a copy OF SAID lnveD.
tory signed by both OF them ahc
himself as Notary. The Judgment
Of the Court was not carried cut
for the reason that a snspensiVt
appeal waS taken st. Martin
vile Messenger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

there IL a good margin 81 saving
possible, If the work IL properII
done and sairgua!dcd by proper
drainage.
The sentiment Of those attcnd-
ing the meeting seemed 20 be III
favor of putting into operation at
the earliest date possible lac plan
for establishing system OF good
roads Tor tins PARISH. The Jurors
present seemed to ho IN harmony
With the idea and they Will no
doubt take the necessary steps TO
start the work III practical way
before the close OF this year. 1t
is estimated that It Will require
about two years TO complete tho
work, once II IL undertaken. In
about that time Iberia pansh
should be travelse5 and lined with
good model roads from end 10 end.
1t will be the first parish III tho
state, If the project can be carried
out, to have complete system III
good model roads to suppiant a
broad system of bad roads and ono
devoid Of practical methods.
The Police Jury w.aely and with
great foresight suggested the ap-
pointment of committee OF busi.
ness men, who are conVerHant
with the handling OF large sums
Of money and large affairs, to co
operate with a like committee
from The Police jury. This Joint
committee IL to he vested with
full powers to take complete
charge of all road building and
improvements to he made and to
direct the work to completion IL
is hoped to establish the conn
dence Of The tax payers III the pro-
lect by the adoption OF tins
method.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

Frisco Motor Car No. 2ll2 II.
rived here on ihu SHAY afternoon
al l.. - from port ,;at.e, over the
llnv ot he New lnr'ia y Notthern
RHHnad. d,iven ~ It's own power
II was btoughi bN IT'S own power,
over IA" Frisco lines, out Of
houston, Tex Nhete II was held
ua quite whlI' hy th" Il ghwater
~ tus. upper paIl o' the territory
il II pnrroscd to sen ve
III u MeBuide, of this city,
went uo to Port Barre to meet
his car and hyla4 IT down the
IIar w hen thc ear reached Isle
I.hhe. Nir + II Buiiinton, Gen
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

ctal Agent of he road, and MIR.
Henry Owens got aboard and
made til. trip The rest Of the way.
to the depot here It handled
beautifully, perfectly obedlent to
he Will Of he operator. IN this
run til" ear consumed but J gallon
If gasoline per mile Tor the entire
tiW.
Almost Immediately upon It's ar
rival here It was thrown open to
the public for Inspection. Not
wlthStauding the dyizzlIng rain
which fell the greater part OF the
afternoon there were many visit
oys Between times an effort was
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
POLICE JURY MUST
SETTLE OWN FIGHT
Assembly viii Not Try to
Break st. Martin Deadlock
by Legislation

Baton Rouge,-l.a,, July & The
attempt to settle by legislation
the police jury deadlock III w.
Parish of st. Martin has failed
Eight police Jurors were elected II
that parish in the recent state
election, four of them refofmers
and four members OF the organiza
ton.
Each faction presented candl
date for president of the police
Jury, and each candidate got four
votes. Each got them AT the first
meeting Of the police jury for he
purpose of organization aud h"
has been getting them ever since
Senator Mouton, of Lafayette,
introduced a bill to place time
limit on the organization OF The
police jury, and TO allow the dis
trlct Judge 10 name the president
after that time, II none was select
ed earlier. The bill was returned
by the committee TO which II was
sent without action and VIII be
Withdrawn SO the contrhdIns
forces must get together III -.
Martin and settle their o1n idc
tional dispute, no matter how dll'l-
cult it may sceM
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
1.-THE ADOPTED CHILD. !"

THIS subject deals with the llfe's
history OF llttIr gtl named Ma
non, who is adopted by SOME kind
hearted rag piekers when her
Mother dies III squalid poverty.
MarlOn's Father il Jn America try
ing to make u fortune, The yeaIs
roll around and Marion mtows 10
beautiful vomanhood, when Dr.
Verdler falls III love with her.
one day DR.. Verdier Is called IN
to treat lady named Mrs. Daftes;
she is the second wife Of Mafloh's
Father, though, oi course, Or.
Verdler does not know that Mr..
Dartes il MaIion's Father. The
Dr. and Dartes finally get INTO an
alteration and have Il duel bJ the
hight Of lantern held 10y rag
picker named smiley. In The fee
bic rays Of his lantern, Smiley re.
cOgnizes the resemblance between
Nj. Dartez and the photograph
Marion has of her 3ost Father.
l his eventually brings about the
reunion of Father and Daughter,
but the StepmotheI, who II the
meantime has fallen III love with
VerdIev, much to the later $ dis
comfort, causes untold trouble
and misery 10 the poor gtL who
now has 40 much happiness due
her. The story ends happily,
however, in whlrlwind Of excite.
ment, which leaves the spectators
breathlcss, bu' happy EIk5 lhe.
atre, Monday, July 10Th
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
How many persons know what

How many persons know what
happens when pint Of gasoline
~ left open in room' II the TEN
perature is normal the liquid en-
tirely evaporates in "a hours.
The vapor is heavier than air, ana
therefore sinks to the floor Cn
less Gistui bed, il Will remain there
for hours, and 10y mixing with the
air form an explosive compound
about seven times as powerful as
gun powder One pint OF gasoline
will make two hundred cubic feet
of this compound. 1t ~ not ne
cessary that lighted match cone
in contact with i. A spark struck
by nail in shoe will explode IT,
SO will gas jet, or even the en-
closed fire IN the kitchen stove
Il il is necessary to use gasoline
ID cleanltg glovss or other artl
elps, there is only one safe plac'
TO do the work. That is outside
Morgan City Review.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
FRANKLIN WANTS
THE HORNS.

New Iberia is sa,d to have the
fastest gas boat in this section,
and there may he one built in
Franklin, with al idea Of beating
ANYTHING hat comes down the
stream, After it Is finished, 1t
Nil he gwen thorough trial
and If die new one happens to
measure M, 1t will likely so after
the sNiftest that can be found
anywhere. Franklin Watchman.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
GOOD ROADS.

Mas Meeting Advocates
them to q cost OF $3.50 900.
Police Jury Urged to Issue
lorty-leal tiyc-percent
Bonds.
On Friday evening Of last week
the mass meeting, called by the
Police .iuly Of this PARISH, was
held i. The Clty Hall The mem
bers d the Police Imy, good
number OF he farmers of the scy
rral wards, and other citizens who
are Interested III good roads, were
present Ihe Iberia Parish Good
Roads 4 ssoclatIon was well repre-
sented upon The floor by some of
the more active ot its members
Nix Allied Kenondet, an en-
thuslaslic advocate Of good roads,
was the lifsi speaker Of the ses
SION gllt, aIguaents were force.
,,I ~, ,,,o,, ..,l r...i,.d
Ml L K Burke followed, ex
planning h4 laW bearing npoD
this work. liz called attention ia
tn, ,t.,,,,,,.,,,
-. ;.Ia,,
y ,..',,' 1r lat,na .n.'.,.l
."s "
h'.N'S - - :, ~ ',""i'
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,.a, ,ham ra,ailv n.ooti,
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pa
II was the ePh'ehNoH u op'h'o'
ol the hietili'S' hrdill'y ihool SET
py ne members o' ''e i,o''ce jury
pitH'i' ma ~ SS'dhce VI f-oV'
ooo of ~ }eat, > per cent lh'eres
bearing poilhS co''iu ~ lSsu'"
"hl'h "oo'h pe am PIE 'oi the es
api'shlhei' oi +" h'ooefh anu '''oa
81 eood ioad system a. over th'
parish Voe'Sn'' WIN Tue i'i''''oa
1T System necessary 70 coliipie'
'he "o' anu '''aho l'e' 'ii'aheh' II
It's character
The Poyce Jpry has two meth
DDS at It's option t" be emphyf'
III handling snch A bond Issue
One Ia 10 provide Lor til" lntefes
and matuI4ty III tlf bonds by tn
proceeds d u speeIai tax III
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

making hem the more suitable Tor
this climate
The ear Is propelled hN two
electric motors of TOO horse poWcl
each, mounted upon he two front
axhs, The electricity Is general
ed on the car by a large ) cylinder
gasoline meteor There Is also AZ
auxiliary gasoline engine, driving
another dynamo, generating The
current for lights, fans, pumping
up the air for the brakes, signals,
and the starting of the larger en-
gine. The compartments are heat
ed in winter by hot water and
cooled in summer by electric fal $.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

The fixing of the salary of the
register of the land Office at i 900
a year probably means a saving 10
the state; but the nerve OF the
OF agriculture lnslst
ing noon IA raise OF 81 800 year
with the state in It's present hard
up condition should command our
rrspectfnl admiration. - Lake
Charles American.
1t may not be nerve-lt proba.
bly IL sagacity. DE may not have
any hopes of raise; but, by VIZ
ofonsly making noise, he may
entertain hopes of avoiding cut.
There is policy IN the appeal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
CATTLE FOR SALE.

have here on exhibition a spc-
cially fine lot of horned cartle ior
Steers. averaging $50 10 $50 lbs
Cows, averaging 35o 10 100 !hs
Yearling HeileIs, 800 To $50 lbs
Cattle buyers and hatchera arr
invited To call and see the herd.
Can supply beef animals on reg
ular orders III any amount.
For further particulars call OF
or address,
JNO. r. COLGIN,
Franklin, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

The purple martin ls declared
TO he an enemy of the mosquito.
Build ample. homes for the birds
The sougs of their multitude are
not half AS annoying as that OF
one mosquito.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

livery firm should conduct all of Its outside
business affairs the long distnnCe lines oi the
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, m
corpogated, which places anyone in direct connec~
tiosi with every important city and town IN the
United States The proper way OF economically
conducting your business affairs. Send and re-
ceive message at he same time. persona in
teTsicw Is more convincing than letter. Call
long distance operator for any information III
regard 10 rates and connections.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., Inc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

The approval Of the "lncomr
Tax amendment to the Constitn-
tion Of the United States by this
state makes ii necessary that but
three more states shall endorse IL
when 1t will become effective.
50 states have endorsed he
amendment
/ states have rejected tilf
amendment
3, the senate stood IN the way
), no consideration.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
IENIO SOAP FREE

Declared TO Be the Most Wonder
full Mcdicated Soap Known.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

With every trial Decent bottle OF
the wonderful Xemo for all skin al
fhctions, YOU get a. free tr4al cake
OF Iemo Soap, the best medlcatcd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

For Job Printing go to Millard's.
Z. F. AALARD, The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

irritatlons and makes children
happy. Return tho bottle Of BE
mo it you don't like it and get your
y cents as it is fully guaranteed
by druggists everywhere, and i'll
New IBERIA by THIBODEAUX KS
DRUG STORE.
Iemo and Iemo Soap are pre-
pared by +. w. Rose Medicine CO.,
st. Louis, No, ard their guarantee
is as good as gold.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

Mas Meeting Advocates
them to q Cost Of %25O,OoO.
Police Jury Urged to Issue
ty-lear iiVcpcr-cent
Bonds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

their g'litlc
for the skin
OF disease
?, makes the
iantly hea !
50 to depend
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-07-12
|NCOME: TAX Is
CAUSE OF BAD
SQUABBLE
Wisconsin Democrats Split
Wide Open on Matter of
Submitting Amendment to
People at Next Election.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MexIcan)
Milwaukee, Wis, Jlly PA bitter
clash over the income tax law plank
OF the platform was one of the posi-
bilities that faced the Democratic
State convention today Rumors
were current that a minority report
on the plank as drawn up by the ma
jority of the committee last night
would be presented.
1t was understood that the plank in
the provisional platform provided for
the amendment of the Jaw and the
submission of the amendment to a re-
ferendum of the people. This was
too mild a declaration to suit the
radical element who stood for the re-
peal of the law. Besides the adop-
tion of the platform. the convention
was scheduled to name candidates
for lieuteant governor, secretary of
state, state treasurer, and attorney
general,
In keeping with the ruling of chair
man Kearney last night. the conven-
ton was not bound to limit Itself to
indorsing any one candidate for each
office.
A. j. Schmidts and J. G. Karel were
nominated for governor by the con-
vention last night.
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MUNICIPAL FIGHT
ENTERS BARROW TRIAL.

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Los Angeles, Calf, July 12.-The
strenuous municipal campaign Of
last year in which Mayor Alexander
and Job Hartman were the principals,
was recalled at the bribery trial of
Clarence S. Darrow today during the
GLOSS examination of former Fire Com
missioner Charles o. Hawley.
Hawley had testified to calling Mr..
Darrow on the telephone early on the
morning of November 2S, 1911, sum-
mOning him to a political conference.
1t was this summons that brought
DarroW to the scene of Bert II. Frank
Inns arrest.
A supposed alliance between the
good government party and the liquor
interests was the subject of the pro-
rosed conference and Hawley said his
suspicion of such an alliance was
strengthened by an editorial in IL
morning paper of November %.
Assistant District Attorney Ford
produced the editorial in question and
it was read to the jury.
Nearly the entire forenoon session
of the trial was devoted to the cross
examination of the former official.
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WILSON FINISHES
MESSAGE 70
DEMOCRATS
Hudspeth VIII Garry Final
Word from Nominee of
Baltimore Convention to
Central Committee Many
Callers Flock to the Little
White House to Discuss
Plans.
NAME OF CHAIRMAN
IS NOT MADE PUBLIC

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Sea Girt, \. j., July Ex-Governor
Wilson put the finishing touches to-
DAY on the message which Robert S.
Hudspeth will carry for him to the
Democratic national committee in
Chicago, next Monday. The sugges-
tiOns were discussed with him by
Judge Hudspeth, William +. McCombs,
Edward E. GrossCup, New Jersey state
chairman Colonel Robert Ewing, ma
tiOnal committeeman from Louisiana,
and other leaders.
The governor has made up his mind,
he said, as to whom he will select for
national chairman but will make no
announcement of his choice except TO
the committee
Callers began to flock to the Little
White House." today Edward F. Col
ira, national committeeman from Mis-
scuri, came over from Spring Lake,
with Colonel Ewing and Representa-
tive BrOussard Of Louisiana.
Senators Watson and Chiffon had
appointments q ~ GILL anu lHG usual
number of Democratic leaders is ex-
pected.
As soon as it can be arranged, Gov
ernor Wilson expects to meet and con-
suit with his running mate, Governor
Marshall of Indiana. Colonel Ewing
said he had stopped by on his way 10
Chicago merely to shake hands with
the nominee He added that they had
discussed the national chairmanship
end that he told Governor Wilson that
he favored William F. McCombs for
the place. Colonel Ewing said he
believed it would be advisable to
name a small campaign committee to
direct the details of the fight. If nee
essary, he said, this committee could
! be selected outside the ranks of the
national committee. Representative
| Lloyd Of Missouri, chairman of the
] Democratic Congressional campaign
committee had short talk with the
governor in which he suggested that
the national committee and the con-
gressional committee work in close
touch during the campaign.