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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10
The Final Solution.

What Is the final solution of our
problems? From what direction will
light come? One doctor says adjust
our commercial life. But how? For
commerce is selfish. It has never
heard of the Good Samaritan. 1t
makes wider the gulf between the rich
and the poor. 1t has but one Bible;
its economic laws. In its estimate
men are only commodities, and labor
something to be bought and sold.
Another says, Il know what the world
needs and my party has the remedy
What is your remedy? Higher wages
more money-a distribution of the
nations wealth? Some one else says
Education will change the leopard's
spots and melt the heart of stone.
We must admit that money is a
great blessing and that many laborers
are under-paid. But money will never
cast out selfshness: money has new
er increased one iota the brotherly
spirit. In all human history one
thing stands out distinctly, that wealth
/ has never been conducive to brother
hood. Do / go too far when say that
1T has been the great enemy to the
brotherhood spirit?
| Nor will education alone conquer
the green-eyed spirit of selfishness.
1 IT. may help. The finest culture and
I the vilest type OF selfshness have
! lived at the same time under the same
/ hat. Examples are too numerous to
name. Education with fine moral
principle is indispensable. Yet, educa-
/ ton alone supplies neither ethical
! motive nor moral passion. You may
call me a dreamer and my address inn
practical: but, men, the only power
/ In heaven or earth that is mighty
] to transform men and regenerate So
ciety has been illustrated in the lives
OF David and Jonathan and In the
! parable of the Good Samaritan and
REACHED it's climax in the life and
death of Jesus Of Nazareth. This
lodge has caught something of that
spirit or it never could have written
On its banner. Friendship, Love and
Truth" Did you ever stop to think OF
/ the position of the word Love" in
YOUR motto? 1t stands like the cross
one arm is Friendship and the
/; other Truth" Friendship is a great
word and SO is truth. But if 1t be
lawful to make any comparisons the
j greatest is love. OF all the symph-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10
His Wifa Shnt Him.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, June 10.-Hobart Burn
ham was dying today as the result of
a quarrel with his wife during which
she shot him. The woman was arrested
but the police said she was under
the Influence of liquor and unable to
tell anything Of the fight with her hus-
band
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10

Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doans ReguIets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. Csc.
Ask your druggist for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10

enough to burn the selfishness out OF
our souls and regenerate society. The
battle between labor and capital will
continue until the employer sees in
his employe his brother, and the en-
ploye sees in his employer. human
being somewhat like himself. bearing
heavy burdens, struggling with strange
and difficult problems.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10

Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
ton weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doane's
Regulets. They operate easily, tone
the stomach and cure constipation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10

His gray hair and badness made him
look too old. Young looking men are
wanted to fill positions now-a-days-old
looking ones are passed by and often re-
placed. Do not be in the old looking
class get rid Of your gray hair and don't
get bald.
Begin today using HAYS HAIR
HEALTH. II will restore those gray
hairs to their natural color in no time.
Keep your scalp clean and free from
dandruff- giving the new hair chance
to grow and thus prevent badness.
Don't delay--it may mean loss Of
position or inability to get new one.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH will keep
you looking young.
100 and Soc at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt of price and dealers name. Send 1oc for
trial bottle. Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark, N. j.
-. sa.e ano t,ecommenoea ~ ."c
Grath Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-10

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
OYSTER DEALERS WARNED.
Watered Stock Will Be Confscatec
Saye Cotnnissioner.


oysters containing water whether
sold in bulk or IN cans viii De- CON
hsratcd aud persons disu.huma them
lr"sr.7ltcd. declares States Dair, aHd
Fcod Commissioner Gilman NJ. Dame
y Statewide campaign ia h,iur vl.-
90 against adulterated m1dur, and
'"bh.rs and dealers ate riy,u only q
lew days T." dispose oi stocks un hand.
After that date prosecutions win loI-
low.
This department is frequently ask.
cd now much water in proportion 60
the food product a tub or can ul o,.-
tiers should contain declares Com-
missioner Dune. AS matter OF fact
there should not be "a drop OF water
it, any package containing oysters and
those Who continue to dispose OF su,h
e product viii be- prosecuted. Under
The state law - fine ct from $50 p
$500 CT Imprisonment is provided.
This law win be ripidIy enforced.
Inspectors an over the state are ey-
aminius tubs and cans of oysters aud
Tatered products win be condemned
and their distributors prosecuted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
dies SUDDENLY
IN MINNEAPOLIS


Mrs Frank Kohlhaas received "A
Telegram last evening announcing the
sudden death ~ Minneapolis Il hcr
neither Mrs Henry Frnk Who until
aapu; nn, wecl, aeo was "a resident
.rf Calamet Mrs. Trmk's dea;h fol
Ipvet an illness Of Two days duration,
the nature Of which ls not krown.
Tho deceased was bonn 50 wears aet.
al the Chn mine location. her maiden
name being Mary T.. Hnckinp. She
had been a resident Of the copper
country aimost continuously since that
Time, except for a .eW years when sh.
reaided in 81 cloud. Minnesota. Abort
leit calumet 10 JON Mr.. Frink who
has been located ia Minneapolis for
several months SHE was ia the best
If health when she left this city aud
she Announcement oi her ie'nise WAS
shock ." her MANY friends
Besides her husband The following
children survive. Charles $ Fr.ul, of
MINNEAPOLIS the Well Known violin
PLAYER. Henry F'rink, Jr., and Miss ~ D..
he FruE "f Minneapolis aud Mrs
Frank j kuhlhuas %, Calumet
Mr. aud Mrs. kohlhaas leave this
afternoon for Minneapolis L. atten'
The funeral. Although definite advices
lave not been received II is probable
Tie services WIN be- h,ld either Ia Min
ueupolis or IN 81 Cloud. MINI.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
OFFICIAL VOTE
IN KEWEENAW
Board of Canvassers Hold Meet
ing at Eagle River
Official Vote.

Official Vote.
The Kweenaw county board Of can
vassers composed of r.. II Getchell al
Mohawk George q. Richard of Eagle
Harbor. X. 4. Blight of copper Falls
and County Clerk r. y. Kaiser of
Eagle River ON Tuesday went over the
vote east i'm the election one week ago
Tuesday ana prepared the official re-
port which was submitted To County
Clerk Kaiser and viii be forward Ia
the state department at Lansing.
There We're 1870 votes east in Ke-
4, eenaw county, of which the follow
ing shows the result in the principal
contests:
presidential electors (Repubhcan)
ie5. Democratic, 81; Progressive, 500;
Prohibition. Il; Socialist, SS.
Governor-Musselma Republican
544; Watkins. Progressiye) 43i; Fer
ris. DemOcraO 81; Leland, Prohi-
bition) l6; Hoogerhyde. ISocialisD 80.
Lieut.. Governor Ross. CRepublican)
542; Gordon, CProgressive) 475; Hell
me- DemocraD Go; Demorest Prohi-
bitionD e.. Cornish. CSocialisO 80.
State ticket-The candidates for
other Offices on the state ticket re-
ceived practically the same vote as
that east by the respective parties for
the lieut. governorship,
Congressman Twelfth district
Young Republican, SIS; Macdonald
(Progressive) 474; Powers Democrat
CO. Trezise Prohibuom Is.
state senator-James Republican)
SIS: LpGendre DemocraD G1; Will
Jams CProhibition) IS; Valimabd ESQ
cialisD Il.
Legislative - Wilcox Rtpubicam
$40; Rozell ODemocratic) GO.
Probate iudge--W. t.. smith CRe-
Eublicam SIC.
Sherin-John Hepting Republican,
473; +. j. Bawden Republican, 245;
Henry Haataja Rcpublican IA;
John \. Deegan DemocraD 80
Clerk and register of deeds-F. y
Kaiser Republican, 500
Treasurer - Jackson Repubican)
$50; Kortela. 2Si.
Prosecuting attorney. \. llamil-
ton Rcpublican) sos.
Surveyor. Ralph Abramson ORc-
publican) 7S3.
Coroners -- Weycker Republican,
7S2: PALMER Republican 40.
Inspector Of mincs--John Dunngan
CRepublican) 6G1; William DOney, 1873.
Woman Suffrage amendment-For
5e2: against, 3G2.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14

formed Alfred Harris accepted tn"
position Of sroutmastrr ami llcarr
Winter, Edward ModNu Harry Rul
ter and Samuel George were appointed
his assistants.
Miss EIh,l Mignon at Buffalo is a
Calumet visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. lHu"eE- Petersen Of
Gladstone are The quests Of Calumet
friends.
OLAF \. olsen. formerly Of the ol
sen Furniur" store, hut now of De
troil, is visiting friends in Calumet
Preparations are being made for M
athletic exhibition to lac given by the
! junior members of the al mct Y. VI
| . \. u be giNen earlN nryt month.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
BETTER MOHAWK seRvIcr.

Through the efforts 81 PDatmlsieI
2homas IT, Bergman OF M'hrVl>, the
mouts t. give the residents ~ Nn.
hawk better mail service since the NJ
K l.. took off ne Of ~ talumct-Gay
trains Mohawk aud Nhmest have had
tat one ,ncomnr ana one outeuina
.poil each dan The new nail service
VIII be- handled bv The 'Ioughton
county Fraction CO, and IT is planned
tn give Mohawk residents two mails in
aud ont each day. Il is expected the
new service win start Dec
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14

John Mathew, g. y.
John u. Caldwell, n. -.
Bertram Seighnan, See.
CAdvertisgmtnL'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
LIGHT GUARD VETERANS.
Effort VIII Be Made 10 Organize Com
nnnN in HIS Civ


Vetrsns ot the calumet liEht Guard
are invited to attend meeting To- be
held u the ummN this evening, u
which IL is hoped To perfect the or
ranizalion OF "a corps. Their" are n
Calumet several hundred men, viii b
scrved ass members at the Light Guard
daring one or moro terms ot enlist
m,ut and afterwards retired This
body of men has participated IN mum
crous activities ia the past especiall,
uu Memorial day. but there is no tor
NAL organizations An effort viii De
made to brine about such q organi1a-
tiuu this evening.
The committee ina CHARGE of the
Thank "iviug cN" BAH eft the Emf
ue"rs,, spanish War vets. Ciyu war
vets and Light GUARD Veterans win
meet this evening, during the time OF
the regular arm ur tho calumet Emf
necrs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
DAUGHTER IN CALUMET.
Father OF Mrs. Charles Meyer Dies
in Milwaukee.

Capt Nicholas Y. Ferdinand died
on Monday night al his residence. 435
Twenty-siXth avenue, at the age of 81
years, surviving his wife by but a
month
capt Ferdinand was born In Nor
way April 9, 1928. and came To New
York " hen ~ years old. He sailed
out of New York for two years and
then came - Milwaukee, where he has
lived ever since with the exception
of six years spent in Michigan. He
sailed On the Great Lakes as master
of a ship for thirty-seven years.
Capt. Ferdinand is survived by four
sons and three daughters: A. b., Mi
chael v, T. X. ana Alexander j. Mrs
George Strobel, Mrs. L. A. Jackson. all
of Milwaukee and Mrs. Charles Meyer
Calumet, Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
To The Sick
Are You Looking for Health!

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tenn Of Physiological Spinal Adjust
ments, cures all human ills. II you
are sick no matter what your ailments,
(acute or chronic) Don't give up, Dr..
Shelters Physiological Treatment will
cure you.
Thousands of friends and ex-pa-
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them and prolonged their lives. Come
! And Get The Treatment That Cures.
! Con,ultation and Examination Free.
SHELTERS NEURoPATHiC
HeALTH INSTITUTE.
First National Bank Building.
| Phone 79-L. Laurium, Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
DRAMATIC PRODUCTION,

The senior class Of the calumet
iiHh school has arranged for the PIE
S"ntation Of - dramatic production
THE Courtship of Miles Standiah' in
the hi'b school assembly room on th'
Gay before Thanksgiving. Friends %.
The school will be invited to witness
ih" presentation, which promises I"
be q very interesting one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14
IN JUSTICE COURTS.

Tho examination of Isaac Bletcher
charged with receiving stolen goods in
excess of $4O is set for tomorrow in
The court OF Justice VIM Fisher.
Jacob Barich pied guilty in Justice
Iackola's court last evening To the
charge OF creating a noise and dis
turbance aud paid q fine of SO and
costs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14

All Patriarchs of Calumet Encamp-
ncnt, No. =. members of Hocla lodge.
No. 90 and Calumet lodge. No. 1874.
O. .. T.. are requested to meet In
the hall of the Calumet lodge AT 100
=. m, Friday, Nov H.. sharp, I" at
Kirk
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-14

The knights and Ladies OF Security
viii give a dance al Lanrium bank
han, Saturday evening, Nov. 10 Mu-
sic by Ideal orchestra. Admission %
cents Advertisements ID"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
~ PAYS.

\ little courtesy ana u htll" hard
work hy the people az this city and
bS the ufii.lals OF the commercial
rluo vent long way during ia" re-.
cent convention NJ the state Educa'
ilonal association In this city \ little
enthusiasm ana Il little effort 10 show
bunch of visitors u pussahly good
time resulted In converting thou.
sand men ana women OF the very hest
Cluss into sincere boosters Tor the
! chief city Of the state.
Il WAS an ruEy thing Ia do: and It
4 resulted In assuring the convention
again Tor this city next year; u bigger
aud more enthusiastic convention ana
one that viii leave many thousands
or dollars IN Albuquerque" The COM
mcrcinI club and ciiizenH are doing
ia" correct thing In Immediately he.
ginning 10 lHy plans for the entertain
mpnt ~ III" convention next year: ana
II does not need "a be said that they
viii have the cordial cooperation ~
","r, body IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
NoInlIlnaIInns.

Combinations.
The worst nffiniti's - sight,
Promoting sad m'sruie,
Are those which ulicnest unite
The flrearrn aud the foot
Washington star.
Bnt do not Overlook, the while.
A pair az woudroLs note;
They give ~ sCatoheads by the mile
The rocker ami The boat
Denver Republican.
"A combination VI an ihro"
4 crowd into brfr
II often met with I the show
A rowdy and some Fnuff.
Youur,'"un TELEGRAM.
But why forget .uo," daily poets
That fright uy f"H afar.
That IalI our I,ss aud chin or
breasts
The Rpeedcr uu. rhr car
.-TIey. .nd pain Dealer.
Aud how about u.Ii deadly pair
winch direfnl d..uus. did,
Whoh makes h"..'huidcrs tear th'tr
hnir---
Tho slingshnt auJ lhr Rid'
\ Ncnr. Hero.
Tn, captain ~ o. akron team.
mighty nuu 30 h",
IIis breath he hluprrn ant llk" steam.
Al JwrSom- SIGHT 80 see.
Ills shoulders at. immensely broad,
H. has q firn,. .'l iaw.
And brrakrth bon. while crowds up.
plaud.
~ n they Wen .Jt ,.raw
~" looks ~ powerful ana Gr.u,
with such "a druut,rHs eye.
80 wonder maldcns rave DER him
Ana Tor his fus"r sign.
An, welt. don't ru,, him his fame,
His dHy viii 6',uu h~ n'"r.
Aud be who ou"V Jirred in the game.
Perhaps IN Eom~ hoe store
WIN earn nis bread AZ salesman there.
Nor viii hoWaug msD
Attend him with 20 great fanfare
Roth a. snd fIum his Job,
80 frrnned prni-" win cheer A.
heart.
80 tongue his ,ilnr speak.
Instead he'll PLAY humble part
For fifteen plnnI.s q week.
,.'f -- ENchnnEe.
%
And HARDLY u tear marked the
passing 81 Cncle joe Cannon
-
IT ~ EASY 90 temni thore who IT,
around aud wait.
40
OF COURSE We an feel sorry Ion
people who dnui Ihe W.
%
ANYWAY. the wnmuH Who owns n
h"n.p"ckrd husbund ha'n't mr,n u
crow over
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

voice stillsa aergtbs earth quit shak-
the YET. "tNt,N
The Revelations continue the story,
saying:
And the great city was divided
into three parts. and the cities nf the
nation fell And there fell
upon men . great hail out Of heaven
and men biasphemed God
because Of the plague Of the hnii"
The what n yet 20 come. yet re-.
mains Ia ne seen. Enough To know
that ~ who stood ut Armn gsddon and
bntilcd for the Lord. smptying upon
HcpuDlcantm the seventh vial Of his
wrath. viii now at oyster Bay smile
ana await developments. Incidentally
Il II ~ Ne feared that tho men ~ tho
cities viii bc inclined To do come
waiting Themselves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
RELIGIOUS CONNECTIONS
or THE PnESIDENTS.
,,t,rm,nSnnm Accidentally

birmingham AEe-lIeTnldD
"Ths winning licket---WilHon anu
AIurshaIi --i II GtrOngly Presbyterian.
ANA the histOTlc church IN washing
ton. of which I)r. Sunderland was Tor
many wears pastor, WIN probably
have the president or the yice'pr's'
ident an a regular wOrshipp"r'- pos.
ably both" said a former resident or
the national capital
'It 10 an Interesting coincidence
that tlls only RacceaSful tickets on
which both men were members Of
the same religious connection were
Democratic and were post .bellum---
Cleveland and Adlai r., stevenson
aud wilson ana Marshall President
/, Cleveland was not member OF the
church. although his father was a
Presbyterian minister. I was thrown
mute intimately with him for q mum.
4, her Of years and ! remember his tell
Ing me that he had memOPiaed the
shorter cHtechism but that he had
never been n communicnnt. Durina
his first administration ne attended
DT. BundsTlAAd'A church regularly
During his second administration h.
went 10 church only occasionally. hut
was represented IN the presidential
pew by Mira. Cleveland. who was q
VeTv active church member. Vice
4 President 8laVeng0Ds who Il still Nv
lng, has bean . Presbyterian since
youth. and, u ! am not mistaken, Y
90 office bearer IN the church mem
tisr6hip. Cleveland n put down Of
ltha hooks ~ 6 Presbyterian. and !
may ~ that ~ wss received intO thl
Aehunub DFivalely ~ his home %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

Princeton when b. was nearing hls
end
According ton standard r,nr.
cnCr book under the head Of 'Ee-
ligiuus Connections al the Presidents
at the United states II II seen thai
Washington II sst down ~ an Eps -
cOpullan, John Adams and John
quincy Adams Rs CunErrEa lonal istE
ana Thomas Jefferson as u liberal
Onc Il J"lfer,on's blosrnphrrs suyt,
that he was believer In Christian.
| IT,. although not II AectnrInu, The
tradition in virginia was that h. was
Il free thinker what would hr called
to-day an agnostic. Madison, Monroe.
| General Harrison. Tyler. General
Taylor. Pierce and Chester \, Ar
thur were EplsGopallaEs Andrew
Jncksnn. Polk, Buchanan. Lincoln,
| Cleveland aud Benjamin Harrison
are net down ns rreSbyterinns. Van
Buren, aud Roosevelt are credited Ia
the Reformed Dutch. Fillmore and
| TAFT are credited ~ the Unitarian de-
nomination. John Adams und John
| Quincy Adams. although UdherrntH
OF the Congregational church, were
supposed To- nave held Unitarian
| views The Methodist Presidents
we're johnson. draui. Hayes aud Nc
Kinley. johnson was never mem
her ~ the church, hut his wife was
and he considered himself chris.
tlon ana member 1t the Methodist
family. Garfield II credited to the
Disciples llr was Vt Que time q
preacher IN the Disciples church. In
some srCtinw of the country known
~ Christian. The H9ptIsI IL the
only very large bnEllsh'speaklng
protestant h"dy that has never had
n president, hut the BsptistH, ~ a
class, arr kmwB the country over
not "uly a. puiI.0tR but as men ~
marked Indulgence and In view Of
their prominence II Il TemaTknhIe
that ronr {" their persuasion ever
occupied the IKE. utiyS office, II Y.
reasonable I" pned'ci that u bap,iStS
turn will come belora many years"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

No. COnDELIA. II isn't the law
Of Eravltation that causes one wom-
an to run another down;
o.
EVIDENTLY the Balkansse are
going 10 carve that Turkey AZ dish
| ~ for the gods.
| .
wv Trust the last election bet "
paid and the matter IL nov u closed
| Incident.
GOOD THING that the election
rettles II in this country Down IN
cube and Mexico the election In only
the beginning of the trouble.
%
If YOt' TRY 10 blow your own
horn So II will sound IKE q whole
brass hand you aren't hkely To have
much wind left for anything else.
a
OH. ~. hold chep. yknOw. wot's
this bauy rot about Jimes Bryce re-
signing Wy. bllme, y'know, II isn't
done, y'know.
o
SIR. BRYAN IN leaving for Florida
IN tho tranquil confidence that the
1 fflfl W Nv w ~
waiting TOR him whenever he gets
| through feeding the alligatorH.
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| DH NATURE drllberatiOn We de-
! ido that Il Wak not democratic
' landslide that buried Roosevelt and
rant II was the rocks their cam
: paIgu managers threw at each other
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Ia ha unaA roads
fellows - good time---bul " We do
sny It, - "ughtnL there were ~"
, mes on the way W. all treated those
tra,h hers.
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: Woodrow WILSON Is now busy
receiving advice. lie viii undoubt-
! ,dN get plenty " e. before he f.
through with his four years of
trouble"
WE BELIEVE that Chanticl"r also
! though hr vas only plain rnuat.
Thought that he caused IN" sun 10
/ rise
! ~ THEY Don't lot Bulgaria and
the rest IL them finish up the job Ia
/ the queens taste. all we have TO say
Vim lhD department II that they are n
,w"il lot OF sports In EurOpe--nOt.
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ANYWAY, those TohatalIu forts
haven't anything on Tiatinepantla or
| lVtaccihtGtl In MeNiro--- not 10 men.
| ton Interchangeable or pnasama-
punddy In our own land Of Hlmplificd
spelllng.
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WE NOTICE in many enthusiastic
democratic exchanges thai Wilson
has swept the country and the prole-
iarint has revolted violently against
IT, IpprrHors. We didn't hear any
lllIInR about revolution wheel Bryan
got the same vot" in 1905 as Wilson
aid this year" Il all depends on the
point of view.