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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

ndmd omatfin pddpaiffoia fofo lid.
niSId. Matfaania oil fbra Comp
pIeenid tpptpmdinen. naiffa bdn
eniin, iaamuttiaan petrostoiqe, iou'
tut poliiIin palponnan alaiIefIi, 10.
ia maati, ettei ban pitdifi iuomentie
IiIid iumaIanpalmelufia, maatien
bdneltd tdbdn firiauista iuostumus.
ia; fbra g. eli fiiben mpDntpnpt. sd.
nen oil mt fdptdtpd fumernDDrin
pubeiqa, iota mpDsfin iImoitti, ettei
bdn anna lupaa papiaiiiin tebtdmiin
iuomefIi, mutta fbra Comp tpetoii
iidministeriDItd ia fonIistorilta iaas
mania hupafiriaan, iouoin fuwer.
n56ri Iauiui idbfDIanomaua tiebus'
tapania aiiaa nimisteriDstG, mutta
mpDnIi IamaIa S:ae Iunan toimit'
taa fofo lddnisid iuomenfielifid iu'
maIanpaImeIutiia ia muita papiai'
ia tebtdmid. &irtfoberra Comp ais
foo Gos Ell Munufieen iaaba mariis
naista pappia) matfustaa mield en-
Il feidnd I%unufien iuomaIaisten
luotie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
&mtim

@osebic aIueen Haittiusliiton 1S:sta
pleiIeen ebustaiafofoutie en, iofd pi.
betddn SronWoobisia, Wicb., tou'
Cot. II pnd WaIo raittius ieuran ta'
lola ia Iuoiisio, olfaen tdsmdueen
Flo 9 aamuua.
3ofoufiesIa tuIIaan fdiitteIemddn
ia pddttdmddn Ieuraapa obielma:
1 2ofoufien aipaus ia fiiben IL
idItppdt te%rpeboptIet.
2 G~bustaiain plosotto ia paIta'
firiain t~arfaStuS.
3 Wddrdtddn tnripittotpat naIio
funnot.
4 2esfmsieIaan feIdiublao fosfe.
mista ofioista.
5 &esfustelaan fesfeniddneistd
toimista.
b uuDet fptmef.
z 2esfusteunan mist6 lEptpp ippt
rdittiuStp5n loimentumiieen. IIuetaa
W(otti Gallo.
8 aesfusteqaan q. &. H. WeI.
%iepsIeuran eiittdmdstd lebtifpIpmpf.
Iestd.
9 3eSfusteIaan Ieuraaran ebus
taiafofontien oioSta ia poifasto.
10 RofoutIen Iopettaminen.
Tdsid nield iabbon muistuttaa ia
feboiitaa toitfia tdmdn oIueen raft.
thus Ienroia eitd fpalitIiIipot ebusta'
iitIi pGd mainittuun fofoutieen fem.
moiiet benfil5t, iotfa iaopupat TO.
fourteen, eta diff uIeompi ieura e.
bustettuna tuin oil niime ebustoia.
fofoufIesIa 9esIemerisid.
WafefieIb, Wtib., 4-22-l912.
Sobtofunnan puoIesta,
geIs 9eppo,
firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
Stiti brittanpt fnrmata lapienia
ia itieni1.

Wfn ID p. Dasten pDud tanattiin
leppiepdnmaimo Gufcoipne Neno'
men 4 puotiaan ppifania ia 2'muo.
tiaan tpttDnid fansia mafaamasia
tiebottomana muoteesI aan aIunnos.
iaan talosia no. 5 WdbdsSdmeen'
fabun marrella SurusIa.
8aifesta pddttden on fpipmpfies'
ia itiemurbasaiie. SaIosia aiumat
toilet bentilDt oIipat MIN. Ianottuna
aitana fuuueet NenoI EN- aiunnosta
nalitettamta ddnid, minfd nupfIi he
ilmoittipat aIiasta taIonomistaiaae.
Tdmd murii auti NenoIen aiunnon
omen, iouoin mastaan lDpbfdIi min
mabna fofiibdfd, ettd bdnen fdbes.
idan oIepa petroolilamppu iammui.
ltunin peid oil puoIiqaan fofiia, mi.
Ell oil iptDtettp palamaan pelteid as
maomatta. Suupelit fitdtpastoin oil
mat aufi. Wuoteesi aan mafoii mai.
mo Nenonen lapIineen ieuaiiesia IL
lasia eta beisid main nimefIi bas
paittiin elonmerffeid. 3aiffi ipietiin
ladninTairaalaan, iosia be ennen pitt
Edo toipuipat entiieaeen.
Spp taban epdtoitpoiieen tefoon
Hence etiittdpisid perbeen obtaisia
taloubeqiIisIa oloieia, ioiben tabben
moimo Nenonen 10 aitaiiemminfin
iamaua tapaua On prittdnpt pddt.
tdd pdimdnid. Waimo on MT lapIis
neen pietp fDpbdintaloon. Wfies on
10 pari muotta olesfelut Imerifass
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
Sllatpnben firffo palannt.

~ Gasv Matpueen rirftoon enIimdiIe'
nj pddfidispdipd fofoontui pdfea
iumaIanpaltpelusta parten ia ftr'
fonmenot plimat iuuri olfamasia
ipttpi firffo p%oIamaan ia paloi pa'
risIa tinnisia pobiaa mpDten. 2irf'
foa oil tapaaiIuuben mufaan aas
muQa Idmmitettp ia iobtui tulen irti
pddIp iiitd ,ettd ndlitatto firfon pob
ioispdasId oil IdmmitpsIaitosta lit
afTi ldmmittdnpt. Suli pddTi beti o.
Iusia fitIi iuureen maubtiin, ettei len
iammutta mista enIin toben teoua
noitu aiateuafaan. SammutustpDs
bDn otti oiaa uieampia ruisfuia ia
mebeniaanti, iofa aIusia. oil paitea,
onnistui IopufIi bpmin, mntta pon'
nismfIista Ell olut aqua, fiud ruis'
fut olipat moimattomia nostamoan
nettd Min forfeaue. Snni onnettos
muubesIa oil Ie, ettd firffoon oil to'
foontunut masta ainau ndbdn pd'
FED, ioten Ell mitddn patofaubua lpn'
tpnpt ia pleiiD tabottamatta mielen'
nathan %iaottoi r~aubauiiesti pois'
tua, peIastaen irtaimistoa. ytiinpd
~iaatiin peIostetuffi noin pnolet Fir
fon penfeistd, f%ruunu, o%lttaritaulu,
Iafastin faapit y. m. Cullen oibeut
tama pabinfo m fuitenfin erittdin
Iuuri, Min ettei firfon nofuutuSI um'
ma 10000 MT. riitd fitd peittdmddn.
Rirton fauisarpoiIet mrut paloiipoi
min tppteen, ettd ainoaStaan torpei
iaatiin pelastetuifli.
3irffo on rafenneih 1926 ia len
idlfeen foriattu ia uubistettu fofl'
eri fertoa, miimeffi 13 10. fifteen. 9a'
pull, iota %Iiiaitiee noin 6 iplen pads
I'd firfosta, idi palamatta.
Soiiena pddfidispdimdnd phelps
ia tirfonfofoufIesIa neufpoteltiin iu'
malanpaImeIutIien pitdmiiestd jos
TO nuoriioieuron taloaa tai muuoi'
la.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

SubanIittain on piime nittfoina
Iepitettp tobtori Sannerin tilausils
moitusta bdnen uuoesta parin iaban
Iimun Iaaiuiiesta, amioeIdmdd fdlit'
teIemdstd firioSta. Eilausilmnitus
on painettu Sampereen EpDpden
tiriapainosia. &c IiidItdd m. m. tdp'
beIIiien fidupsluetteIon, iosta pain
fpuin ieImidd fen iiidItD. SIZE til
lausiImpitufiesia Iauiutaan mpDs
peIto Iiitd, ettd rwanboiuiIet tuIemot
faiffenia foettamaan estddfieen I'd.
tdfin firiaa lemittdmdstd". Oifeen
armattu. ytiin manboiuiIia olemme,
ettd fen aiiomme tebbd.
SIemme fuuqeet, ettd poStttpiran'
omai5iua on oiteuS bdpittdd mlfo.
maiIiin Observation-Disclosures
boufutteIeipat fiertofirieet Iaattamat.
ia niitd aIianomaiIiae, fosfa niiben
fautta ibmiiiae moi foitua toIoubel.
lista tappiota. So epiilemdttd tdsid
on perda, fosfa niitd npfpddn alma
Idbetetddn I~uIietuisia firiefuorisia .
Npt fuuluu tdtd Sannerin firia'
iImoituSta l6betetpn tibatmddrtn
postin foutta. So eIlemme ole nod
rid tietoia iaaneet, on niitd ldbetet'
tp amoimisia firiefoteloisia. ainatin
omat postipirfamiebet %tienneet, ettd
tdqoiIen fiertotirieen be MT iaamat
ibmiIine periae toimittaa. Wutta
bella eli ole oifeutta niitd piodttdd,
~IeliHdtpdt be. Weibdn tdDtdd fpIpd,
eif6 Iannerin firiat tuota monin
merroin Iuurempoa turmioto fan'
Ialemme fuin fonIanaan tuouaiiet
raba arpoiaiiet?
UlpDsfin rautatield on tdtd Tan
merlin firioilmoitustd lenitettp, an
nettu ibmiIiue fdtestd tdteen. part
molpasta matfustoioa toimitti Iam'
pereeIIa erddn tuoaaiien ro9itaatto'
rim" poIiiiin tdfin. Wtutta beibdn
petoamiIenia fonbuftoDriin oil tur'
ba. Standardization on antanut ans
foran fieuon faifeuoiien firiquiiuu'
ben taupustelemiiesta ia Iepittdmi'
iestd rautaieiud. Sieqd eipdt elm.
boteuien ia matfustaiafotien omis'
toiat iaamat Iemittdd aiuntoilmotus.
f~ortteiaan. Wutta Gannerin limo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
airsouiiia i%Imoitufiia.

airfonmenoia pibetddn 2eao'isia
g. Dat. fuufauben t%oiIena ia nii'
meiIend Iunnuntaina flo puoli 8 ILL.,,
ionfa idIfeen on NuoriIoliiton iuan.
ntetto.
Mluina ppbind Flo 1870 ap.
&esfimiitfpIin on raamatun ielitps
Flo 8 III.
DuGmainitut pioetddn W}iu It. Fir
fosia, iosIa mpDs pibetddn iofa pp'
I'D ppbdfoulua Flo 1890 p.
Serrapiuesfd raamatunielitps tiiss
taiIin Flo 8 ia.
Geurafuntien orpeluIeuran fofo'
ufI Jet opat iofa toinen torstai pers
beisid fIo 8 ia.
Niinpd iunnuntoi'iltoina, iouoin Ell
ola firfosia pibe'ddn NuoriIoliiton
fofous perbeisid.
Ndibin tilaiI uufIiin onat faifti ~.
bdmmeHiIeSti terpetiiueet.
2irfouiiiin toimttufIiin futen fas'
tamaan, nibfimddn ia bautaamaan
moibaan futiua mpos firieeuiiesti.
2unnioitufIeua
:. Saafana,
Ieurofunnan paStori.
GA prospect ap. 2eab, @. Dat.
g. >. 9or 528.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
,,9aim tp1t."

v2ain tyDt" on faifti, mitd ibmi.
mem iaa ATTAIN lain apuua; bdn
moi mlfpnaiIesti prittdd tdpttda la,
Fla, mutta banen ipbdmenid on
muuttumaton. rSofainen, iofa tefee
manbursfautta on panbursfas". l
Sob. 8: z. Sbminen olfoon nan'
b~ursfas", ientdbben ettd bdn tefee
manbursfautta. EdmG pIeminen tu'
lee tDistd. Mutta ibmiIen lain tpDt"
(SaI. 2: 16; 2, 1O) opat ainoas.
taan ibmiien toteuttamaton pritps
tdpttdd b%enseaistd Iafia. Sdn rip.
pun ainoastaan totuuoen ulfonaiIess
ia muobosia q, iamotn fuin iuutaIai'
Jet tefitpdt Gloom. 2: 2O) ia Ientdb.
ben life lafi tuomitIee.
Sentdbben on ie, iofa riippuu
Lain tDistd" ,tiroufi EN- aIatnen".
Sdn prittdd lite luoba pelastufIenia.
2aft pautii ebbotonta tuuliaiIuutta
faifefii aiatii ia faifeIla tapoua,
Min uItonaiiesIa muobosia fuin f.
IduiTisId waituttimisiafin. Gen fi'
rous painostaa taiffia, iotfa eipat
ole noubattaneet lain maatimufIi ia,
ia faitfi orpat ipntid tebneet. Ropm.
2; %. Wtutta 3riStus p~elastad mel
bat firoutIesia. Sdn tdpttt laitt.
Sdn tefee ustomaiien panbugSs
faatIi. 9dn antaa usfomaileue
oman benfenId. So iiapin tdpttdd
usfomainen, eli oifeammin &ristus
usfomaiiesia, lain ia fen paatimuts
Jet. Se, ettd usfomaineu pitdd lain,
Ell ole lain maifuttamaa tpDtd, maan
Sen9en beoelmdd, tuIos 8ristufien
ia ustomaiIen ndliIesId pbbistpfies.
I'd. &atIo Sal. 3: %; Hoom. Z: 4;
8: 4. r9en9en bebeImd on raftaus"
ia ytdmd on raffaus Sumalaan,
eta me pibdmme bdnen fdsfpnid".
Sal. 5: %; 1 Sob. 3: 3.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
&amialli f~irffofmmmam
jpbtpfmmta.

airffof. elm. past. &. 8.Risianen,
1876 Solar IT,, Virginia, Wtinn.
@araeiimies, past. SO. SO. @iIen,
Sronmoob, Wid.
2iriuri, past. 5. S%uusfpnen, Wte'
nab9a, Wtinn.
Warafiri., past. ". 3. Miettinen,
131 Sisb IT,, IsbtabuIa Sarbor,
Ohio.
Rabastonboitaia, Grid aangas,
6. Dor SO, Srontpoob, Wtd.
Sutfiiafomiteo: pastorit &. 8. Riss
Ianen, 20. 90. @iIen, Wt. g. Wiets
linen, g. @uori, port Iurtbur, Snt.,
Gan., ia .. RuotiaIainen, Norben,
9. Dat.
Salousfomitsa: past. SO. 90. Wi.
len, Wlr. Grit 2ansas ia DIR. IIer
Rantamdfi, Sronnoob, Wi6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
Slnnnfien Interitaistem iielnn'
bpitp.
bpitO.

GempaaIan firffoberro q. Comp
palaIi maalist. 81 pnd pietariin pa
piniIilta mirtamaifoilta aunutIen
IadnisId, iosia ban oil miippnpt 6
miiffoo. GGud aiaua oil bdn fdp
mt IL eri paifasIa pitdmdsId iuma'
IonpoItpeIufTia iefd ioimittamasia
muita popiliIio tebtdmid. nieammis'
Ia paifoisia pitt bdn rippifoulua ia
otti wastaan nuoriioa emf ferran
ebtooaiieae. Wptesrasfa oil tduaiTio
81 nuorutaisia, petrostoiao IL;
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8atinppliiii aian,tt Ipbtbppl-
ip11ieen.
3atIu fuolIut; mics lonffaantut
9eliin9isid.

HatIu tuolut; mics louttaantut
Selfin9isid.
Wfn 16 p. pasten pDud Flo puos
II 2 Iattui Hautatientoriqa fummal.
linen tapaturma. Sun ratiupoliii u.
80. MaItonen aioi tataa erdstd naiss
benfiIDS, iota TiwepspoIiiii etii, nous
Il nainen aiuriin, ioua foetti paeta.
Sdu5in fannusti ratIupoliiii benos.
taan ia aioi tdpttd paubtia perdsIi.
Suiiottaen tafaasaiettapaanla, Ell
bdn bupmannutfaan, Fun bdn aiot
pbtd Ipbtppplwdstd pdin Min anfa'
rasti etta beponen fuoIi beti paifal'
lie ia bdn life IenIi noin 6 iplen pdd'
bdn fimitatuun. Ialtonen %iafioi, to'
fin beifosti, buutaa aqua. pian iaa'
putin paifaIe erds obitulfiia ia
muutamta poliiieia, iotfa neipdt
Ioutfaautuneen firursiin. Siead buo'
mattiin IaItoIelta fatfenneen ialan,
iota patti bdneud oil tperibaamoia
pddsid y. m. Sdnen %tilanIa Ell ole
Experimentation
Safaasaiettamat Hence pibdtettp
m%ppbemmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
Stallion firfum umSet nrnt.

2auion firfon uufien ~nrfuien oIat
iaapuimat mibboin (pf. 16 p. gel
iinfiin). rlrfuia rutpetaan panemaan
beti paifoiueen. SopimufIen mufaan
tuIee urfuien paifoineen paneminen
festdmddn fpmmenen piiffoa. Sd'
mdn mutaan tlilemat urut malmiifii
mabbouiiesti iubannufietfi.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
8irfouiIia ilmoitufIia.

VtILputItu UHtpllul
&irfonmenoia piodn toufofuun at'
fana Ieuraamasti:
~ y WinonasIa s.. ebtoouiien
tansIa Flo 2 ip.
II p Toce W(ineua Flo s is W(an'
Iifau luona.
10 y Gast 9rancbiqo Flo 10 a.S.
Niemen lupno.
10 . Woss GitpsId Flo 2 ip.
10 p SreenlanbisIa Flo 8 |. u.
SautaIan Iuona.
26 y MmaioSIa Flo 10 q. ia Flo
puoli 8 |.
2aifisIa MUSIC paifoiSIa tulen
poitfeemoan toutofuun oitana ert
iImoitnfie zen mutoan.
:. HanfiIa,
S211. Mass Sin, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09
ltnii metpoistiieurafunta Sels
iinfiin.

Senaatti on I%aIlinut ettd iaarnaa'
iat Sonas WiIbelm 9d99man ia
2aarlo Huotialainen y. M. iaapat
Sel1insin faupunsisIa pernstaa me
tobiStipiispaaiieen firffofuntaan fuu'
luman {upmaIaiien %ieurafunnan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-09

@aaiari ottaa nastaan faif.
fea ammattiinTa fuuIumaa tpDtd ie'
ed ieinien poperoimisia. spo tao'
tusti enfiIuotfais.a.
Subo aabti,
(9S) Sronwoob, Wicb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-04
FORM PARTY IN NEBRASKA.
Convention Delayed Until Might
CHICAGO Platform Indorsed,

LINCOLN, Neh., Sept. 3.-The State Pro-
gressive convention WAS halted the greater
part OF the day through inability to secure
the necessary 500 signatures to a petition
creating new party, and il was not until
evening that this condition was remedied
permanent organization was effected
and an executive committee named TO
orgaHize the party at the various counties
\ platform was also adopted
II was an affirmation of the platform
ven!ion and also included the Roosevelt
confession of faith. \ lively fight vas
precipitated by the attempt of the party
leaders TO put througha stated programme
the principal bone of contention being
whether a committee or the convention
should decided whether to indorse the
Republican State ticket, largely made up
or Progressives. or nominate another.
The evening session was DELAYED by the
who declared the national Republican con
ventiOn was dominated by AN alliance
OF crooked politics and crooked business.
The convention nominated a full cleo
tora! ticket six OF whom are on the Re-
publican ticket and are Roosevelt men.
1t voted down a motion to request these
candidates to withdraw from the Re-
publican ticket. Congressman George
W. Norris was nominated for United
States Senator and Aldrich for Gov
ernor, the entire Republican State ticket
was Endorsed after a fruitless attempt
| had been made to knock off four nom-
inees who are for Taft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-04
.CUMM|NS WILL BOLT TAFT,
YET REMAINS A REPUBLICAN
Iowa Senator Opposes Third
Party. but Condemns
Convention.

DEs MoINEs, la, Sept. 3.-Senator A.
b. Cummns. Progressive and candidate e
for the Presidency at the national Re-
publican convention. Issued a statement
to-day in which he opposed President
Taft said he would vote for Roosevelt
and went on record as opposed to the
nomination OF a third party State ticket
In Iowa at the State convention, which
Roosevelt will address here tomorrow,
In saying he would vote for Roose-
Welt for President. Eummins added:
But 1t must be understood that |
will do so protesting against the Or
gan!zation OF new party and dissent
ing from some OF the doctrines an
nounced in his platform"
In his statement he said in part
THE denomination OF Mr.. Taft was
opposed by an Overwhelming majority
OF the Republicans throughout the
country simply because in his admin
istration Of the office of President he
had not done and said things which the
great body Of the people believed he
should have done and said. A meagre
minority succeeded In renomnat ing
him and 1t is vital to inquire how II
was accomplished.
First, his friends controlled the Ma
tional Committee.
Second. we have had for years q
false, vicious basis OF representation in
the national convention, through which
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida. Georgia
Louisiana. Mississippi. South Carolina
Texas and Virginia, States that cast
altogether In 1908 27O.63l Republican
votes, had in the convention 2O4 dele
gates.
Third, the system, indefensible as
1t is, was not enough to overcome the
adverse majority In the Republican
States, and therefore the compla lisa [
committees, and following them the
convention. deliberately seated Taft
delegates from Washington. California,
Arizona and Texas who had no shadow
OF title to seats in the convention.
Therefore ] cannon support Mr. Taft
In so saying | am all the more a Re-
publican. for 1t Is clear to me that the
existence of the party depends upon a
quick and emphatic condemnation of
the wrong have mentioned"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-04
CALIFORNIA IS PROGRESSIVE.
Bull Moose Party sweeps Southern
Part Of the state.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 3.-The Pro-
:ressi,es made clean sweep in south.
ern California to-day. their pluralities
in the primaries amounting to land.
slide.
Ttey did not do so we'll in San Fran
cisco and northern California owing &c
some factional differences. hut on the
whole greater strength was shown than
Al the election some months ago. Tn,
Progressives are jubilant. predicting an.
other great landslide in November for
Roosevelt and johnson.
IT is probable Congressman W. D.
Stephens In the Tenth district. Pro-
gressive. has defeated W. II. Hoabird
the Taft candidate for Congress. by the
largest plurality polled by any Pro-
.ressive. Congressman Hayes has been
beaten by Clark. Progressive. and in the
Eleventh district, which includes San
Diego. s. c. Evans. Progressive, has
defeated Lewis Il. Kirby. the Taft cam
didate. The Legislature will be almos,
solldly Roosevelt and johnson. Judging
from returns at 10 o'clock tonight.
San FRASCIsCo. Sept. 3.-Julus Kahn
Taft Republican. is nominated for the
Fourth district and John !. Nolan. Pro.
gressivc. for the Fifth district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-04
BRYAN SEEMS DEFEATED.
karelvWins in Wisconsin D~mocra ic
Primaries.

MILwAu KEE. Sept. 3.-Returns from
Wisconsins State election indicate
that County Judge John c. karel Of
Milwaukee. snti-income tax candida te
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor. has carried the State over A. j.
Schmidt the candidate favored by WILL
lam j. Bryan.
At midnight. Schmidt conceded karels
nomination.
This was the chief State contest In
fo-day's primary. there being no con-
test for the Republican nominal ton for
Governor.
The result. II karel is found TO have
been nominated, indicates that the anti
La Toilette Republicans have aided the
conservative Democrats in securing the
nomination Of karel in an effort TO
overturn the La Toilette faction now
in control OF the State Republican ad-
ministration.
The Republicans participated strongly
in the Democratic primary with no i'm
portant contest in their own ranks. The
Milwaukee night was featured by the
holding OF a primary under the nom
partisan Idea which carried the city
against the socialists in the spring The
strong vote polled by the various can
didates indicates active support for the
non partisan movement.
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FULL Sd TICKET IN MISSOURI.
Col. ROOaevelt's Advice Likely to he
Followed by PrOgressiSes.

ST Louis. Sept. s. The Progressive
party State convention probably will
nominate a full State ticket here to-
morrow as a result of Col. Roosevelt 3
advice to do so in addressing them in the
convention hall early this evening.
Il have been asked by prominent
Missouri members of our party" he said
ito advise you a. TO whether or not you
should nominate full State ticket My
advice is that YOU ought to do So"
Aside from the appointment of COM
mittees no business Of importance was
transacted by the Progressive party =
State convention to-day. When Col.
Roosevelt concluded his speech to the
delegates the report of the committee on
credentials was receivd and theconvention
ad jOurned until tomorrow morning
The committees on resolutions and rules
and special committee OF lawyers both
met tonight They are expected to report
tomorrow morning.
Judge Albert d. Nortoni OF the ST
Louis Court of Appeals. who was made
temporary chairman OF the convention
to-day, probably will be permanent
chairman, and he ia also slated by the
leaders Of the party for the Governor
| ship
To Mrs Henrietta c. Cosgrove Of Joplin
fell the distinction vest erday Of being the
first woman to take the floor in a poI,ici II
convention in Missouri. Her appearance
was applauded. She gained the chair =
recognition and moved the that work OF
the standing committees be postponed
until after Col. Roosevelt speech.
Among the planks which will he insert ed
| in the platform are expected to he declara-
tions in favor Of woman's suffrag ge. the
recall, Judiciary reform. initiative and
! referendum preferential Presidential
primaries, direct electio ion Of United States
! Senators. the short ballot and tariff re :
torn.
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TAFT WITH SORE ANKLE
ON WAY TO WASHINGTON
Plays Golf i'm Rain. Forced to
Wear slipper. but starts
for Convention.
TO HOLD COUNCIL OF WAR
Will Meet Political Advisers. on
MayflOwcr After Address
inc Chemists.
TO HOLD COUNCIL or WAR

BosToN. Sept 3.-President Taft has \
sore right ankle which has been bothe"i1c
him for the last two days. He was fo"crl
to-day to wear felt slipper instead Of
shoe.
Mr.. Taft injured his ankle several
years ago while playing golf at Beverly.
He played a round OF golf yesterday
with his son Charlie in a drizzl!ng ram.
In the afternoon dis ankle became sore
and he was obliged to cancel an appoint-
ment to attend the horse show al the
Myopia Club.
To-day he did not play golf because of
his injury. Major Thomas l.. Rhosds,
L. S A.. the Presidents physician ls
treating he foot.
Mr. Taf, left Boston at s O'Clock tonight
on the Federal Express for Washington,
where he will attend the opening session
of the International Congress of Applied
Chemistry tomorrow. In the afternopl
he will give garden party in the White
House grounds 10 the delegates Ia ihA
convention. He will return to New York
on Thursday. where he will board the
naval yacht Mayflower for a cruise 10
Beverly.
Mrs Taft will join the President at
New York and accompany him to B"v-
eriy The President will land for few
hours al New London, Conn, on Friday
To maze an address before the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Associat ion now in
session there.
4 political conference will TAX" place
on the Mayfiower on THURSDAY night.
Charles u. Hilles and George II Sheldon.
chairman and treasurer respectively Of
the Republican National Committee,
will be guests of the President on the
cruise from New York TO New London
President Taft spent several hours IN
Boston this afternoon. He motored to
Faneuil Hall. where he made an address
before the thirteenth annual convention
of the United National Association oi
Post Office Clerks. The President dis
cussed civil service reform and said Gov
ernment employees were underpaid.
Mr.. Taft declared that some system of
civil service retirement under a pension
must be worked out TO provide for the
aged employees. He said:
Il am in favor of a mixed system o'
enforced insurance. Congress is deter
mined that we shall not have a civil pen.
sion list They say that the burden "f
the military pension system is so heavy
that civil pension list cannot be in
stituted."
The seven year tenure provision in
serted in the appropriation bill at the last
Mr. Taft said.
Three cheers for President Taft, who
saved our jobs! cried one enthusiast
postal clerk
Mr.. Taft dined with Con gressman Week
at the Algonquin Club.