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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08

WASHINGTON. June S-Pres'deht
TAN stopped work on important execu-
tive AFFAIRS to-day long snouSh 10 eneNs
hands with several hundred knights OF
Columbus who obtained cards to me
East room Of tho White House and VINO
dld not wish to 60 away without ~
least catching one glimpse OF its oceu-
nant. The President made no spsscnss
but welcomed all with q smile ana a
handmade.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08

tho strioea m ths hias IL WA hobb
..,A -. 80 -. q. ...r,.a On
WV" WV
Perhaps you haven't seen the pehn'er
on the half shell. This 10 what II iookeo
like. Tho coat was cut away on one
side and in the back, but on the other
ala. IN. material h,A b.en ,sst and was
dr.n~a IN . n.nn,.r swsct. tina ends
Nno''eu 'o.e."0r i.r Wv" Vn
TOT snrI fhe eos' ma"
collar which. be 1t explained 70 the un-
initiated. 10 . collar very high and very
much turned over at the back ana SIDES
OF the neck. but leaving the front bare.
The lace jabot which, usually accom-
pAnies this style OF collar was absent.
and the young girls chest was exposed
In q long v. she wore SHADOW lace
ssocx'nss anS o'As Smo xt. p H. r., ws.
20 49, I'd, ,wn ,.rc,r,,lv
ws-,,,rv v,ngs .n,,rrrrv from,
80 49, o-ovn ana no,nt,nS s,,e
-,
Isr faos shovsa q stx1finr 70.
.s,...s e. .n.e 40 Hh. forty.
| .,a -ow., ,vno .,.o vors
.- 80, s,,. S.nr.A..
s.s -..n ,n.A ~
s.~..s ,La. .,.w ,1una = uassarby
~ ' L,ss.s. .,..os .s No.
| o ~
| osusnsss
| further W '"e HsoA1e a.. .hon
ana dauenteT we're sans 49,. ~
WINDOW. fhs s"'s "su'e "A 49,,
mAtur't! u ".o" 49,. .,nr,
ana ankles clearly lsSee..u ~ ~ So
whits shrt snu .""ro" 49,,
pathet!cay "@A. Du' "ef 800
ported anu va. e"''.e''
huge noppy picture mas OF yenow s.."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
EUidence That Mothers Not Only Permit Their
Daughters to Wear Exaggerated Costumes in
Public, but Bean, With Pride at the Attention
Attracted When Gazed At BY Strangers
By NIxOLA GREELgY.SM1TH.

Two women were walking down Fifth avenue
yesterday afternoon 1t shout o'clock. One was per.
hsps forty years Of age; the other about seventeen
The young girl. or what would have been q young
girl under more favorable conditions and influences.
was very tall and weighed possibly 105 pounds.
II 10 needless to say that she was very thin. She
would not have been especially pretty under any cir.
custances and there - doubt that she would have
attracted very little attention for the clothes she
wore with visible and smiling PRIDE
The costume WA Of the sorf that slar snfaea NJ.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08


Meyer. who says women are afraid their
slris viii mise . trick in the gamo Of
husband haunting" II they urge them Is
iorswsar paint. powder. fr!szss and sug.
gestive clothes.
But It does not pay to sAcrifce ones
whole hand to take . trick. We know
such . proceeding 10 very bad card
playing. And any young girl who pays
Vice the compliment Of imitation in
clothes ana hair and ornaments 10 pay
Ing far too dearly for anything she can
possibly win.
Hypocrisy 10 the homage Vice pays
TO Virtue" said the Master Of Maxims.
There may have been great deal OF
this sort OF homage in NE seventeenth
century. But how about the homage
Virtue pays to Vice In our own time ?
What else can We call the effort made
by young and innocent gir,hood to ape
tho fashions Of those WHO follow the
easiest way and must use their
clothes to advertise their pitful sold
selves? What can we call the mothers
who are so foolish as to be blind to
this degrading imitation or 30 wicked
az TO shut thor eyes to Il?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
EasilA Acquired.

IFrom the Cleveland Pam DrsltrI
Little Fussleigh seems a. he looked
upon as a leading literary authority"
YES. Did you hear how he got his
reputation"
"Why. no. Was Il through something
he wro.e:''
"No. indeed. lie got It by declaring
that Dickens was an ovsrrsted author"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08
WOMEN BURGLARS
SOUGHT BY POLICE
IN GEM ROBBERY
Think Petticoat Bandits
Planned to Stay Wealthy
Victim They Bound.
STRIPPED OF JEWELS.
No Clue to Work on and
Detectives Are at Sea
in Mystery.

Despite the all night efforts Of the
Police and detectives Of the West sixty
eighth street station and specially de-
tailed Central once. men not . trace
cen Be found Of the women bandits who
yesterday afternoon assaulted and
r06absd Mrs. sidney q. Bernhefmer. wife
Of Q wealthy manufacturer. Of No. n
west Eighty-ffth street. The police
have secured the city on . score OF
clues, but no trace Of the women who
in,srderously attacked Mrs. Bernheimsr
can b found.
The police are keeping a careful eye
on AZ the New York pa wnshops and to-
day detailed descriptions Of the jewelry
stolen from the Bernhetmsr apartment,
which win amount to nearly $4,000.
we're sent broadcast about the city In
the hope that the women In their desire
70 realise on their robbery will Offer
their loot for sale.
Mrs BsrubAmer 10 confined to her
apartment and 10 suffering from . ner-
vous breakdown ~ . result Of her har-
rowing experience. Her body 10 COW
sallants battered her with q potato
inasher and an Ice pick and kicked her
after they had gagged and bound her.
Mr.. Bernheimer said that she only saw
Two women. but explained that there
might have boon more. The attack was
20 sudden and she was overcome %
quickly that she had no oportunity Of
looking around. The police believe that
'our petocoat bandits participated In the
sAsault and robbery.
They base their information on the
story tolA By the telephone how. Kovho
saad he cav thru vomsn m up.,a,r.
"a A.. p~--,,..... .
a., -. . ... "o"..
o ". -" '"s' eites NV. BERN
|neA"~ oeoeru6e on shopping tour
me oook' Annie eundisai. called up ssv-
sral women. To-day he explained that
he meant that several women called ON
the cook. When questioned closslv N.
said that twenty minutes aft.r Ne.
Bsrnhslmsr's Departure thres vomsC
arrived at the an rtment ana vsiLSd
up to the Bernhein,er rooms' on Nh. .,c.
oad noor, He Gaia I'M ma ts,r.a voy,.
en- arrived sspsrately ara thss On. =,
them carried a satchS
= 10 presumed mat ths ..,ch., ma.
used to carr away ~. Rsrnh.,m.r
valuabiea Thu bow ala NOT - ~
women depart, but explainod thai ,h.v
might easily walk down Tho .ss,r. .nd
SLIP out into thu street unno,ic~6
EAMiIv conol ereIv erc,n...
o'"'VFeo
VI uo SeW8I0.
Vhe bsruheimerU took an inventory
OF their possessions to-day and found
that they had been completely stripped
OF their jewels. Mr.. Bernheimer found
that watches and rings and other yslu.
ables bad been taken form his dresser
Even tour-year-0ld Hilton Bernheimer's
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-08

Henry Hsink. con Of Nine. Sohumaaa.
Hslnk. the opera singsr. hes started .
detective agency In Paterson. N. J. He
has long been interested In police work
ana on several oceaUions has besa Of ~
sstancs to the Police Department ana
The DIGESTIVE Bureau there.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13
NOTHING TO HOLD
BACK THE WATER.
M. CaTnsgIs's Story Of a Ger
man al Niagara Falls.

Mr. Andrew Carnegie tells a taIs
about taking a German nnancier frav-
cling in America on q visit to Niagara
falls.
The millionaire. accustomed to bursts
Of wondermenf and enthusiasm. was
not a little astonished to see his leu
tonic friend stand and gaze stolIdIy
minute after minute upon that roaring
cataract without ~evlncing the faintest
emotion.
Finally. unable. as ne admits. any
longer to conceal his chaerin and dis
appointment. Mr.. Carnegie turned to
bis companion and asked.
Don't you think that's q wonderful
sfehtY~
~vot7~ asked the German
Why, the gigantic body Of water
pouring over that lofty preciplce.~
The gentleman from the fatherland
stcod for a few seconds longer until
be got the idea digesfed. then looked
up blunkly and asked.
well. vot's to hinder IT."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Lewis County Idaho, have set Tues.
day, July 10th, 1912, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, as the date for hearing the
petition Of J. c. Scott, Harvey Sur
plus, ct al for the vacation Of a
County Road in Road District No.
10 said road being described as
beginning at the Southwest corner OF
Section /, Twp. "a N. R. 2 W. B.
NJ. and running East one half mile.
ANY person interested in the above
mentioned matter should appear be-
fore the said Board at the time and
place mentioned.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 10th day Of May, 1912.
Clyde z. Clovis,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
By J. B. White, Deputy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

Many years ago Sir Thomas Upton,
having secured a large contuct iD con
nection with bis growing business. ad-
vertise1 for gS~ristanfs and decided 70
Interview them himself.
On the Monday morning the plainly
dressed young business man arrived at
his Office to end a long line OF appli-
cents waiting outside.
~Ha. bar ! chuckled (slr Thomas
tells the tale himseIO rs ! pushed my
way to the door. Good. strong. able
bodied men. all OF 'em. Just the fel-
lows for
'BoshP I was hurled across the
pavement, hlt a IampDost and found
myself IN the gutter. And then a deep
voice said.
'Wot's your little gime. chi You
hne up be'ind an tlke yer turn"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

Get your scratch food from Lew
ton MillingsCo.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

Congressman Robert Thomas had q
stormy passage up the coast from Pan
anna. and from the time be passed
Hatteras. where many a good sailor
has been forced to 90 below. until he
reached New York there was not much
JOY In the homeward bound voyage.
steaming into the bay where the wei
coming statue OF Liberty stands
Thomas stood on deck to worship and
give thanks for his safe return
Look me in the face. Lib be shout
ed to the statue. take a good. long
look at me. LIB. while you have a
chance. for you win never see me
again unless you turn around and face
the shOre"-st Louis POST Dispatch.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13
new TALES
THAT ARE TOLD
Looking For Information.

Michael n. Conry, Tammany con
gresham from New York. Is a double
Of Charlie Murphy Of that city. The
other day a tan. dark stranger ap-
preached conry in a Washington hotel
lobby and greeted him with;
~Heslo. AR, Murphyr
shut I'm not Mr.. Murphy declared
Conry.
~Quit your kiddin', said the stran-
ger. Haven't I see your plcturesY'
@0h. / know" explained Conry, with
much patience and politeness. ~We're
frequently taken for each other. but
nevertheless I am not he Obviously
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, q. 8. Land Once
~ Lewiston, idaho. Nay u. 1912.
Notice IL hereby given thaf John Stevens. Of
Nezpcrce Lewis County, Idaho. who. on MaF
IS. 1917, made timber u stone application.
10. 0ho5, ior lots 3 8 9 and 5K< NWL, Sec
ton six, Township % North, Range 3 East
Boise Meridian, has filed notice Of Intention
70 make final proof. 20 establish claim to the
land above described, before ". W. Hammel,
u. 8. Commissioner AZ kazperce. fdaho. on
the 9Th day Of July, 1917.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: George Riue.
hart, Mark Harding, Abraham =. 9ickler and
Charles Giles. AL Of Nexperce, dab
7. q. Bartlett, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13


no one would know better than I do
whether ! am " am not Mr.. Murphy,
so ! really think you are making a mis-.
take to argue the point. I am Con
gresham Confy Rut even II ] were
Murphy wbti say. I'm not
what possible object could / have In
insisting that lm Ccnry1 What have
you got to say 10 thatT"
"Well." remarked the stranger. with
q yawn. Il knew blamed well that you
weren't Murphy. for I know Charlie
well. but you sure are a ringer for
him, and I thought ia just take a
minute Of your time to dnd out who
In thunder you werer-Phiiadelphla
Ledger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

The following description escaped
getting printed in its proper place;
Devne, Thos-Lot 5, block 50.
Nezperce.
Total Tax S1.67
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

By Gold Standard Flour. the famous
hard turkey and blue stem blend.
made by the Nezperce Roller Mills.
Ltd. It's an all around -four, good
for bread, cakes or biscuits, being
scientifically blended and tested.
makes the gluten content just right.
Remember our goods are guaranteed
full weight in every package.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-13

sfk1H o. Ono cr Q. rulEDo.
PRANK J. cEESEr MAKES oalh that BE- \ ssnloe
partner q TIE arm 81 y. = CHENET q Co. doIna
hull11a b t1e CITY Of Toledo. County and STATE
Aforesaid and that said arm WI pay ne sun %
ONE Tor each and every
60 o. CArAanH hat cannat b cured ~ The ue "a
Halls CAfARaH CuEn
TRANE J.. CHENEY.
SWoFn % oeloro M and subscribed n my presence
tnh e1 day q pecemoer. A. D. 1854
~ A. W. GLEASON.
49, NorAEr Pu1LIc.
HANS ctarh Cure = taken Internally and acts
41114lY upon ne blood and MUCOUS surfaces Of The
system send tor tegtInonaA fea
FL CHENEY 4 CO. Toisdo q
sold - al D~rugEi8ts. 11c.
Iaka AAnfa Panty PnA Or eonatiparnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

grunoige ODerbeuisnin9, at ban if
fe er progre8iio og tror fife paa /
ret 6orltono, at Solicit ifal re9ere
2an0et. 0et 5oftlm at bette bar
Oen tore repu6Iifanife 0}aioritets
6oIoning, beoiier afgsrenOe for mig,
at 3dnnelien al ct mt Bart er
une0benOig, ubetimeli9 og ubeI0ig
81eo0ore 9iooieoeIt bar aabenbart BET
itore repubIifanite 5lertal5 ocboce"
San appeIIerer til 6olfet5 moralife
oq progressive arniter, og ieg ag-
ter at itemme ior bam; men oct
moo ioritoa9, at iea oil 9ore oct
meo Qroteit moo 0annelien al ct
mt 9arti, o9 ieg to8er 2lfitano ira
nogle al De 9oftriner, Ser er no.
trptt bets 9ro9ram
Senotoren iIutter meo at iorma.
ne til at boIoe foit peo oen republi.
fanise Organization / Staten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Rockefeller truet paa Sipet.

Sra Relu Dorf neloes nnoer ,.
Sept at 5obn :. 9locfefqller bar
omgioct fin 9ieiioens / 9ocautico
I6iu5 9Irr6eoeu al 9arrptown
meo en- itprt bepr6uet gogt. og
2lariaaen BERTH er ocnnc, at booOe
6an ielu oa @eoIemmer al 6amilen
bar mootaget 0eostrisler.
Ser bar Gpot 9ipgter, ON llrolia-
lbeoer bIanot 9Ir6eioerne paa Rocfc.
felIers eienoom; men oct iiges, at
bet life er 9(aringen til ,5oriiatig-
6cOSior6ol0et, iom Rocfefeller bar
taget. IS 9}egre, 3eputp9s6erifier
oa en- Del Geteftioer, ser ale er
6eopbneOe, liOeor 9nateu SfGlae
a@orlo" BAR Jlocfefe(ler og BANS
56n mo0toaet flerc 9reoc, 6ouri
5egae8 0io og eieaoom truc8, og
ioGre n2eiepenge1 forforges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Sinooln.Statue aiiIeres
@nOcrnsr 2llOrieb Og 8m. 5.Srpan
taller.
Cmfrin9 5000 Oueru9rer
0pjtiOeligbeocu.


5 0peroprelie al ca. 5000 0}en-
METER afiIoreOe5 en- 9ronieitotue al
2l6rabom 2iucoIn paa aapitoliet5
@rmO 2ncotn Manoag Giter.
mi0oog. llagtet oct imaare9neoe
neiten bele oe TO Elmer, Geremoui-
Ell pareOe, bleD 0e iIeite alligeOeI til
Gn0eu 5olerne, Der 5olotes, par
upolitiite % upartiite og oreieoe iig
boDeOiageIi9 ON bans @ri5, fem
Statuen par reiit Tor.
@uOerner 2lI0ric6. Der pr9iiOe.
re0e unoer 6siti0eIigbeOen. iagoe
bl. a.: p0}onumentet. iom oi oi.
ilerer ! 2ag, oil ueo (i0en ben.
imulore og 6lioe til StGu, men oet
2i05oGrt, iom oi / Gag minoes, oil
fremOeIes Ieoe og ioo 3uofIn0elie /
ite0ie oioere are0e, set Dil ienOe
fine renieu0e Straaler inO llret.
iproigbe0eas morfe 2abprint, 1t
Gus u0 lpraaaiet5 9orge og
bol0e 51a06coens Inien0e 5uffel
i &eiret o. otie @enneiter, at Ger
er no9et 6eore at leoe ior, Ell no.
6Iere CpiatteIie al 9iuet.
2l6rabom 2incolns oiientliae lie.
neiie uo9sr lite oIena oen 0igtigite
Gel al 0iitorien Dor 9iepublIf5
melt fritife IiO; men mere; Ben
er en- @rpceoeuS, Der itoar om
ell @eociierae al i9rite Aang. sos
1om 5enter oi Soeer % 5oeaIer, og
10 mere b itu0erer sans Gprf o.
bans aarafter, 0e5 mere potter 0et3
SSnoiIp0eGe, iom ri fierner o5 ira
bans perioaliae }lftibitct, foroi pi
ier bort ira bans 5i0s 5oa96e0er
o9 6eiIare6 og ier poa Aeiultater-
ne. Motioernc "a Qrincipperne"
0rnou Der p1r @ooeOtoIeren pe0
QfnGeonin0en iag0e Of. a.: Ser.
iom 5ori1net uogen 5inoe uoooI9
te en- W1ano til en- tor @erniug.
iaa 1ial0t bet iffert 9(6ra5am Gin.
eom &o1 par en- tor M}ono og Uor
j eei ooe,ia al Ben 8arafterfait5eO.
Jon 6e46oeoes ior at 1ennemi9re
Der tore 9arf, iom 5au iorte Il,
6a3e Ter ioreIaa @ni5inlton EN-
tier Opgaoe. men Ben. Ser laa ior
2iacoln oar itarre Bort 2onos
6ie1oer @ai5iugton5 In lepeoe
paa sen anoen 5ioe oet itore 6ap.
1000 D}iI borte, men 2incoln maotte
ma0e 6ienoor, iom omgao 6nm
poa alo aonter, oa ioet ban panot
Sloget u0i5rta ban ct itorre 9Grf,
emo 2oaoet5 6aoer aioroe &e8
tror. at ioet 2incoln 06oe ta6te 5o.
Den en- iterre 9en enc ]}orocn
9ioroe. 2incoln etife6e Spoen men
ban ba0e6e SIaoeriet".
Stat8leQiiIatllreu bepilaeoe $50.
600 I'll Statuen 1911, 9ben Gin.
coin 6npoe 6cpil9et 5000 oco iri.
oilliq Sn6ifription o9 iaa too ser
en6on en- 9ieIt til6oae, iom man
i6ate oGffet peo 5u6ifription eta.
tnen er fornnlIeret al 8illeo6u1ger
CAMEL Gbeiter GSrenah.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Sampifibsnotitier.

rOscor ben 9(nOen" onfom til
9tem gorf ben 3. Sept og oit az
ieiIe Oerfra 0en i2. Sept. gentes
oa at naa til 5fouoanaoien oen %.
|. IS.
ullniteO states" oil oiiejle ira
Gbriitianian0 oen 7. os. oa oentes
til 9}ep Dorf sen Il. 0s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
30 omfonne
iom 6Ulgc nj frgstelist llOeir.
@eit &ir9inin, @cnniBluania
% CbiO.

Sttsbur9. 80, ;. Sept - COM
5sl9e al en- irpgtelig Regu 2liteS
% lol Morges @eit Sirgnia
Deitre BeunipIpdnia Il oitre O5io
er 36 Q}eaneifer omtomae eaer
iaone8. s 9lften er Stormeu iorbi
paa ale aauter 2lt 09nme ira
0e pariomme MelOiaqer, Der er
inOlpbne til 2titen oil garoien
af Den anrette0e Sfa0e uaa % moo
81 100000
eiter y Elmer Al oueroroeut-
ig bSi lenlperatur 6rso Stoumen
los i 2(fte5 9eo 5ioen al oct nal.
noeliqe 9iegnialo par ser en- polo.
iom eIettriit 9cppgel'e + 2uiten.
Ter itaoiae 8eJu If 6Iooerne til
Al lao oper 0eres 9re00er. 5
fort GiO boooe 9anoet 6ortoaifet
5erubaneipor poa iIere Steoer %
ienot Cons al Soro neo ira Batter
ne / Omegnen og aiort @aoerne /
0e oberioemmeoe 9gne uiarbare.
De ii0ite 0}eloinaer ira De ior-
ifefliqe Steoer mcooeler ioIgenoe. 5
Golfers. u. 9era.nIa 19 oooe;
6hprrn 9}n4pn r.. 6 0rufne0e
@ur9ettopn 30, / orufneoe; /
9(oeIIo, @a., 3 orufneoe; $1,000
lopn. ga.. 1 orufnet
5 5oro Gtp @o.. oaife0e5 @rnn
0ea bort uuoer ct 1uim Suie 2p-
net ilog neo en- Sne5 0uie, NE
oens Der / @lc@ra6n en- 6oritao, i
9(iten er ira ire til lem Son 9ouo.
&altancu Strom6od Get iturfeite
llo6ruo 100 Mar faloer9eretninqer.
ne ira }}capel Strom5ofiS ii6ite llo-
looningcr, ioet man fife iiOen 1907
bar tcnOt noaet lianenoe
6immelen og Soriiouten er fnlO-
itrnoia iormorfet a 2liferegnen,
iom Sonoag oen Is 9lug. laa oper
@}arferne Ell D}eter5 Seioe.
arnteret bor uoOiOet iie 6etpOe-
Gigt og @eiolfningen er Oerfor gre.
ben al Bonif.
Stronrboli er en- al oe l.pariife
Ger 9}oro for tSiciliens 9pIt. 81
grllppen beitaar al 7 tore Ger og
10 minore Solme, iom tiGiammen
banner ct SorbareoG poo 2st ana.
orntfilometer.
8uIfnnen poo Stromboli rnqer
92t Wteter op ober 6ooflooen. Oct
er oen eneIte 8ulfon europa, iom
unFbrn0t er 8irfiombeo, bbiIfet
mnoife er @runoen til. at man ifpn.
fer oen ion Ii0t Opmprfiombe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Gt II
Gummins uotaler Jig.
Snn bill itDtte 9iOOieucIt, men life
lutte iie til oct treble Ynrti.

-NtthARA ~ - - AAAAAAAAA4A~f ~
mango 9lor 6ar pPret progresip,
o9 iom oar annoioat ior 8reii0ent
Domination oeo oen repu6lifanife
9&ationalfonpeution 66cago, bar
9ag o7ientIiggiort Ell llotalelie,
6oilfen ban intooegaar Gait og
tiger, at Rooieoelt BAR De republi.
tnnife 9plgeres ycboice4 Tor Qrp.
itoentfnn0i0ot. % ban oil itemme ior
1an. men ban ct imoo at or9oni.
iere ct tre0e Bart Soma. - 9i
ital Der meooele Senator Gummin3
oPientIige ll0taIelier, oa 0e faiter ct
fart 2nS ooer flere linl iprli1
ooer ocn republifanife 9}otionalfon.
pention / Gbicago Senator 6um.
Minis flyer lit uStateuent":
Solicit { 15owa bar net til at feu.
Sc min StiGiua anqaaanoe ale Of.
fentIioe Spsr9smool o9 oerior
iremlr1aer lea Ser 'oa flort og
fort iom muIi8t min 9lnifuelie an.
gaoenoe oen politiife Camp, iom oi
befinoer os /
st operuql0euoe 5lartat al 9le.
pu6Iifanere belt iqeanem 2anoet par
inoo Cats @enaomination, iinpclt.
hen foroi ban fin 2r0miniitrat on
iom 9rriioent life bar giort oq
iagt. 6pao 1olfet5 Itore 6lertal NE.
rer, ban buroe 5aoe 1iort % iaat
Get Ipffe0e8 en- Lille 0iuoritet at
9annominere 6om, OF Set bar pitaI
aSnteresie at oioe, 6oorleoeS oet FOO
iig gore.
y Sans genner foutrolereoe ia.
tionalfomiteen.
p gi bar Here 2lar 5ennttet en-
ialif % Gaipproia 9aiis Tor he.
9rpientaton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
eiter 60iIfen Staterne 2Ga6umo. pr.
tanils. SIorion. @eoraia, 2ouiiinna,
WiSiisiippi South Carolina. Ieros
ol 9irQina. Der tiIiommen fate.
Sc fm 270.621 repu6lifanife Stem.
mer 1908, fit POI 2elegater
9onnentionen 9eriom Sorrento.
uen. Der uomilereoe N}r. lait 6a0.
Sc ioran0ret SDitemet, iom 6oItet
iorlangte, iao fuH0e ri 6ait 5aal.
mooig6eo til at 0ente men iom ON
man sa feoe at qiDg 1o,oig @runo
til 9ieoolte, foris9te man At iait.
i.aa oct reiiproige SDitem. SelD
ON oettc oar ait oil0e man 5aOe
prret fnl0t retiprOiggiort { at ON.
imrte 5uItemet oeo at npgte al amer.
teuoe uRomnee en-; men set par life
set belle.
81 SDitemet. uiorioarlgt iom BET
er oar life nof til al operonoe Der
repubIifanife 0aioritet / DC repu.
6Iifonite Stoter og oerior anerteno.
ta De6fommenoe aomitcer o. ii0en
aoupentiouen 5aits7elegater ira
99aibinaton, California, 2(ri3ono og
Teras, iom life bap0e Sfpgge al
Net til Spoe aonoentionen Sea
taler om osie Stater. for0i ieg
Bar lmberieqt 9ieforoerne Dem og
er fommen til oen Slntning eiter
set om6pggeligite Stuoium og Re.
Fiction. 90 iaale0es bleD Oen paloi.
ae 01aioritets Billie troa0t unoer
500 ai ct iIet SDitem og aomiteens
NnitinpoIitif.
Oct er mig ineen 5orn6ieIie at
berette oisie eng, for jeg euifeSe
at un6erItstte en- republifnnif Brp.
iioentsaonOioot. Nen Der er imioler.
ti0 finn cen Wan6e at fire gbico.
go.Qonnentionens Spitens 9tfifnf.
feIie og bin6re Oens Steners @enta.
9elie paa,og oct er at gore oet flart,
at Den Gnnoioot, fom er Proouftet
al bette Spitem og np0er Boroelen
al bets Metooer, life fan nad 0et
6mbeoe, ban fseer. 3erfor fan iee
life unoerItstte Wr. Gait
@rlnocn til, at 9lepu6lifanerne
ian itor lloitrPfn'ng par imoo
DIR SoftS Domination, par oeres