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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04
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Der meboeles ira Ct Petersburg.
2Soe Dec: ct 9opiorilag. iom birefte
iister til al al De ,Sorenebe Stater
1af oa beialt for Sraftatopiigelien.
blep isaar inobragt Guniaen al
ben nationaliiiiife @ruppe. 5oriIa.
gets TO gunfter aaar no paa at
negtc alle amerifanife 9orgere al
isoiif PCT gogana til Oct ruiiife
@iae iamt at ioroobIc Den riSiiife
SoIo paa amerifanife garer. SeIp
ON ct iaaoant 6orilag. Der | alt
p9ientlie er bet famine. iom bet
9umaens Vreiioent @iitdfoii ino'
bragte ben 22Se December. ifiloe
bIi peotat, iaa er Oct enom Iangt III
@iennemfsreIie. for at faa Sops.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

frat maa Sorilaaet uenIis biialoes
al Oct feiierIise Raao 90 af GSaren.
0eSu0en oil Oct pao 0rlmb al Sraf.
iaicn life tlnne tr9oe / strait ler
ocn lie Sanuar 1918. og peb oen
2lo baabes oct, Of oiplomaiiife lin.
oerbonaluIeer ON en- np Souoels- %
Sfih0iartsiraftat oil barre iaa Iangt
ircnpfl eoen. at Sopen oil uiie fla
unebpcnoig. Den opiattes, | Sisbeo
Hco fin ,Sorgipnger. nGrmeii iom ct
giebliffcts lloilag al ruSiiif 5ortsr.
nellie opcr Sraftaeopiigelien. Smio.
Icrtio or oen auti.amerifanife geuU.
selie / Stiaenoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04
SHefos ! 0uropeitcn.

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eiicr lire Tigers oeiliai 8cir iii Oen
peitlise Del al 0iseoniin igaar ct
iierf Sneialb leOia9et al en- uoIo.
iom Sicrm. Sneen isa iamilIen I
luGre 6oner oper SernbonelInlcrne.
iua 1oaene par fra Ell til TO Elmer
ioriinfet Der. Der blen biort ooifil.
Iie Sfaoe paa SeleyraiIinierne.
Ssmmcrfiprinscn let.
Sable, @is., 27oe Dec. -. Den
noroilec Del al @isconiin er oGffet
af Sne. iom er Ell Soo opb. 9ct bar
meet / tre Daae. Do Sncen pnr
paab, os tolot 8eir er fourmet eiter
SnefaIbet, bar Der Oannet iig Ell tpi
Sfcrpe. Der gicr Ssmmertieringeil
LET
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til @ateriomn Spo Gafota Iangs
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eitermiooas bar Der faIot meIIenl
Oh tire lommer Sne.
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giaion 6itp, Sa.. 27be Ser. -
j Den norNIiae Del al Staten faloi
igaar 10 3ommer Sne. Oct blTits
en- meget itGrf Yin0. iaa Der pai
5are for. at 3ogene iffe fiinbe fonr
me irem
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04
5em rusiitfe Biprm

bar faaei grunois paa PeEien af De
6oreneoe StaterS 0ongres be iene.
re Dage. 9ieoeilat bare. at Dpret er
iaa tpfbmoet at Oct life 9noier ipn.
berlig DC SpsbeiIas. iom bore peIto.
icnoe Senotorer pa 4ongresrs6nn
lar tiloeIi oct. SiotiI bar 8isrnen
lite cnguna reiit iig pan gagbene.
ac % pilt 2Gnoer, men taget oct
belle meS eeie rasiiif iIegmatiif Ro.
Get par sSsSerne, Oct giaIot oenne.
yang Hmslano or oct eneiie Sano
/ EUROPA, lom tremoeles nGgter
Ssoerne ianlme Rettigbeoer iom an.
ore TsoeIige. S5arrisei bar en- @Gffe
)Omogcnoe SopbeitenlneIier anaaa.
eioe ,Ssoerne % naar amerifariiie.
reoc rirIite Seoer fonmer biem
paa SeieJ, nlaa unoerfaite iis oisie
Sopbeilemmelier, ielp ON De Iaoer
StlsrEcbahnerct paie oper iig paa
iu Ganoring til 9arnoomsbienmet.
De paaberaabte iig oite lit anerlfan.
tie @urgerifab. b9poenoe at en-
Ssbe i oeres aooptinlanb nso fam.
me Yripilegier. iom erbper anoen
|-ielp en- aoclig siusier Wfen be rus.
fife auioriteier Imilte ioragteIist.
iuinget meo aniitten % iaeoe: ~en
SSsbe er Ell S,soe. ieIp ON ban bar
amerifanif 8orserifab." 8isicrne
b9poeoe. at UNDER 1raftaten al
1882 par amerifanife 9ieiienoe |
2oarrieet unoerfaitet oettes 9op.
ginning oe iaa lense HusIan6 bap.
be fine for sSsoerne pompsenoe Sope.
iaa maatte amerifonife Ssoer finoe
| iie ! at blipe pompget, naar be Tom
biem paa 9eisg. Ser fanot bore pile
Sopmaeere en- ppperlis auIeouing til
at gisre noeet, bportil man tiuioe
.peae meo StoItbeo" naar Balefam.
pens bep9seoe Gaee foml Yaan
trengte Oct 10 iaa isrgeIig. en Ieio
luton fra Stongresmono SuI5er.
om fraitiae SroIae iorosmte Rus.
Ianos meninsslsie SptrGoen Iigeo
perior Sicorne os bGooeoe. at ameri.
fanifc 9oraers giet ifuIoe reipefteres
biemme og uoenlanos. uanieet Hacc
elIer glIigion blep ioreIagt aongres.
fen. RcioIrtioneu blep a'nenoeref
repiocret. omarbeioet % mooefieerct
= oa enoelig opiagoe Rr9iiSenten
5raftaien al 1882. gisrnen brirm.
mebe ipoet men tog bet belle meo
Ro. 90 III ipefiiIerer man paa.
bnilfcn Snoilpoelie oct taene Sfriot
piI bape paa Dor SanoeI meo Hiis.
Iono! ) siusIano flyer gIaoene:
Rag oct amerifanife llobriio nieo
Sio. vi bar Iiaeiaa flor @et til at
iaitipttc ipecielle ReaIer for sssoer.
iom man / DC amerifanife SpbFtnter
bar ylopIige Sim Grofp" - aiipeer
for 0eare. Bore sssoeforfsIaeIier er
life mere raa os uiipiIiiereoe enn
Spnhningerne gmerifa
| Saa iiger man | MiisIano. Sable
bet life pGrct for Den Smitrnoiabeo.
at Der er ~iomtbing rotten" bort
eaet oemofratiife Sano. ioa faitife
5iIoraeelien bapoe mcoisrt. at 80.
oerne bapoe iaaet Wenncifcrettigbe'
Der ghaslano. @en man fer SfiG.
ben fin wrooers Gie. oa 8irIten |
fit eaet bIiper man life bar.
(~Grans")
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

Sor en- sOS aitsmunoerbolbnins Der
man aoa paa Unique tbsatr. Der ferso,'
les eusbiasper fra eano os Sdp oa hime'
al b. bsbae eiueSsr iom CT at iaa. Sa 'sr
ub iii at Rr. Sobnion iOritaar snnns"
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Nptaars Sang.

Rsu a,tsu SoIsu imtlsr
Oct admle gdr iorlpInosr.
Som Ell 0rsm BET aaar;
Vlsn laa mango Wiinosr
Too illbass ltaar.
Saa Sol % Worgsnrsnc
0ili pua ueliIi0 Spelp.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

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Ser, bii sipre Os en- sisnsite peS 2
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

peoae SIaas anatisbrso at 'aa
tisbt | giip Batsrp.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

Snipe bar oet iioite piii JIG hos
9eitene Smesnen al gtitdel. Ray
Srapes. iom tisrer Soiten. maatte
itpoe line iire Seite. Der par angre.
BET al Spsoourmen
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

Nulbdn0leriie ! VInd StlIs, 1oIII
bar orepct fine 5orretninger nai'
bruaiae al Roribwei,ern Goal Gea'
Iers' gsioeiotion. bar beiluttet al
aoa ino | slsiociaiionen. Gette bier
beiluttet paa ct Wsoe. iom blcp
bolot Teahpooo. gsioeiationei'
omiatter Spo Gafoia og tilsrGri'
ienSe Stater. 9eao. Rapio 9itp
Belle 5ourd,e. Sturgis. Sot
sprinas oa 7eaomooo par reprrien
teret. asiociationens WaaI er al
iifre fla beore 5raatiatier os itsrrt
Sormoni.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

Siour. Snoianene paIste paa et
WeeSe JON De boloi 9agle Butte, en
Delegation. iom beitaar al otte Ssp.
oinger. DER itaI reiie til 8aibmgiOn.
.. g.. lor al iaa 8ougresien I'll dt
uuhu, Shpneuue Rsiernntinucu
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
HUDSON COMPANY
ANNOUNCES 1913 CAR

Delaware's automobile buying public
will read the first news OF the 1913
Hudson line In the Saturday Evening
Post, July 3
The announcement ad will occupy
two pages In the exact center Of the
Post issue OF July 6, which appears on
the streets of this city on July g.
George r. Wright, General Manager
Of the Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car
Company distributors Of this famous
car in Delaware desires to call atten-
ton to the Importance of everyone
owning an automobile or who may be
contemplating the purchase of one to
read this important announcement In
explaining the details OF the car Mr..
Wright states that the 1912 Hudson
was so very nearly perfect that there
will be but very few mechanical
changes, excepting in the following re-
spects.
The size Of the engine has been IN
creased to a Ais inch bore by a
0-1-4 inch stroke, with an extra heavy
three bearing crank shaft The wheel
base will be increased to lis inches,
with Sc inch wheels. The gasolene tank
holding 80 gallons will be carried on
the rear of the car, with a two pound
pressure system operated by pump
on the cam shaft doing away with the
annoying and troublesome hand
pumping device. and assuring the pro-
per amount of gasolene at all times,
whether going up Hill or down.
Mr.. Wright states that the car will
be fitted out with the very finest hand
buffed leather IL inches deep, assuring
absolute comfort to the passengers.
The coach work will be OF the finest.
21 coats OF paint and varnish.
The car will have nickel trimmings
throughout, with a two piece rain
vision nickel wind shield a part of the
car-not a makeshift The car will
be equipped with a combination
Speedometer and Clock combined,
electrically lighted. There will be
no exposed tubing Of the bulb horn
the sound will be carried through en-
closed tube in body.
The 1918 Hudson will be equipped
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, July 3-Jack
Johnson. the worlds heavyweight
champion. is now ready to step into
the ring TO defend his title against
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fremen, to-
morrow Both men are in fine ply
sical condition for the fray. The
negro weighs 215 pounds. while the
fireman tips the scales at 1S5 pounds.
Although the unanimous opinion of
fight experts is that Johnson will dis
pose of Flynn in Jig time, the follow
ers of the latter are sure their favor
ite will cop the honors after a hard
battle There is but one peg Oh
which Flynn's supporters can hang
an argument They argue that John
son has been out of the ring for two
years enjoying himself and that he
cannot be as good as he was. Jeffries
VIII be pointed out as a proof of this
line Of reasoning. But, granting
there is something in this theory,
johnson ought still TO be good enough
to handle Jim Flynn lust about
as he pleases. Jim Flynn has never
done anything that would warrant
him defeating Johnson. He claims
much because of his defeat of AL
Kaufman and Carl Morris, but out
side of that his record Is a sorry one.
He was so decisively beaten in San
francisco by Sam Langford that he
cannot be seriously regarded as a
heavyweight contender by men who
Ike 70 unearth facts and know what
they are talking about
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Today's Games.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York,
(two- games)
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Chicks Home 7omorowofday Spou Odds and
HOLIDAY SHOOT OVER DUPONT TRAPS

or three days for merchandise shoots.
t he program for the Fourth at the
dupont Gun Club calls for a 25-target
event, entrance to members but 15c,
to non-members, 25c, including cost
Of targets. The prizes will be award
ed under the Lewis class system. a
system of dividing merchandise prizes
which insures equity to all.
In addition TO the 25-target
merchandise race a special event at
10 pairs Of doubles has been arrang-
ed. Entrance for this, including cost
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

The tirst round Of match play
starts today at 10 a. m The pair
ings are as follows Miss e. Noblitt,
and Mrs f. r. Shattuck; Miss A. Davis
and Miss M. c. Reed Mrs. c. Fox
and Miss G. Davis: Miss l. Richardson
and Mrs. Hilles; Mrs. H. Robson and
Miss f. Hancock; Mrs. Pennington and
Miss Wallace; Miss r. Dimond and
Miss E. Bispham: Mrs H. B. Collins
and Mrs. ]. f. Neary; Mrs. E. Ali
son and Miss D. Cans; Miss NJ. Starr
and Mrs. S. Bispham.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

The merchandise shoot to be held
tomorrow at the dupont Gun Club
will undoubtedly be a repetition of
the many successful merchandise
shoots given by this organization.
Shooters all over the State seem to
be unusually intNested and if plea
SAINT weather prevails, a large num-
Der of entries will surely be the re-
suit Merchandise shoots seem to
be growing in popularity with the
shooters. Most every active gun clubs
program for the year sets forth two
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
By -sklp."

Well Well. Edgmoor scenes TO be
running away with the line and all.
wilkins sure covers the ground in
left garden.
oat pitched fine ball until the
eighth.
Morgan is on the Job.
Crooks was there with the hit that
counted.
Come on, Fletcher. get in the run
ningl
We sure missed X. Horner, satur-
day.
Cochran is in the running for the
batting championship this year.
G. sawin of old.swedes makes them
all standsup and take notice.
Pipino-rsys-sverybodys picking on
him
Thae Edge Moor-Newport game
sounds like a back lot affair.
Holle4t win, spring the surprise of
the season IN a..few weeks.
Looks ar II, silverhrook has Old
Swede,ssgoat.
Tayor.. of Central looks good In the
outneld;t ;talso with the stick.
Miller worked hard but did not re-
e.support- Get together Newport
Tuft ikon the job vdthsthe big stick
as usual
BiermanA isSmakine them all take
notice.
W.sSmiths made a great stop satur-
day. Keep at it. Chuck old scout
I wonder II Hunts return had any
thing todoSwith, Central loosing again
Not q man pilfered a sack on
."eilentsBill~ Hall. Saturday.
old Swedes sgoes down the state
Thursday. Look out for merit Satur-
day: Edge Moor. Those down state
trips always wereeluclzy.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY SPORT

BASEBALL.
Wilmington, Front and
Union streets, games at 1915 and
$3.50.
Semi-PrOfessiOnal League.
New Castle VS.. Maison, at New Cas-
tie. 3.15.
Marshall VS.. Fort DUPONT at Della
ware City. ti
General Sport.
Purse racing, Horse Show Park
Mercantile shoot, DUPONT Gun Club.
Golf, Wilmington Country Club.
Speed acres, Delaware Automobile
and Yacht Club.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

with the Delco Electric self-Starter,
and Electric Lighting System
Mr.. Wright states that while he ex-
poets TO receive his first show model
very shortly it will be some time be-
fore the factory is in a position to
make deliveries-meanwhile he is ac-
cepting advance orders. subject 10
cancellation on arrival of car.
A new six cylinder Hudson will be
announced shortly.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Yesterdays BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
VAsfardawsa n.

feeteronyB hoSutta.
Philadelphia, Z; Brooklyn, 6.
New York, 4, Boston, 3.
Chicago, 9: Pittsburgh, ?.
cincinnau-St. Louis (not sched-
uled.)
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

of targets has been set at 25c. For this
race three desirable prizes will be
awarded The method of awarding
these prizes will not be disclosed by
the club management until after the
shooting
Lunch will be served on the
grounds.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
MISS NOBLIT
WINS AT GOLF

CAPE MAY, N. j., July 3--The quail
flying round in the women's invitation
tournament at the Cap May Golf Club
started at 2 p. b. yesterday There were
twenty-five entries. Miss Edith Mob
lit, of the Wilmington c. c., was the
winner, with an 81
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Standing of the Climbs.
.DOC. DOLAN WITH WILDWOOp

Arthur DOC" Dolan. brother Of
'Cozy" Dolan, left today 70 try out
for the Wildwood, New Jersey team.
Last season Wildwood landed second
place, in the Seashore League. but
will-play Independent ball this sum
mer.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, 3; Athletics 8.
New York, o: Boston. z.
Detroit, 8; Cleveland, 7.
St. Louis. q Chicago, l.
(tirst game.S
Chicago. 8; St Louis. 4.
(second game.)
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

Special, great sale of 75c and 65c
Gents Dress Shirts for SOC today at
Goldberg's Daylight Store, 4I5 King
Street."
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
standing Of the Clubs.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results. "A

Trenton. 81 Atlantic city. 3.
Harrisburg, &; Johnstown, 1.
Wilmington. 8; Allentown, 6.
Reading g. York, 0.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Today's Games.

T0day's Games.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington
Cleveland at Detroit
Chicago at St Louis.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Todny's Games.

Wilmington at Trenton.
Johnstown at Reading.
Atlantic City at Allentown.
Harrisburg at York.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

Many other coats for girls to IA years,
and juniors Is to II years, up to $500.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
WOMAN AND GIRLS
POLICEMAN SHOT
. W|LLL|VE;;HED|ES
Anthony Dcbs, Who Arrested
Thaw, Ends Quarrel by
Street Shooting.

Hope is held out to-day for the re-
covcry of Mrs. Msrgart Debs. who
was Shot by her husband, Policeman
Anthony De5a. before he accidentally
wounded two little girls and MORALLY
injured himself ia front OF No. ISIS West
One Hundred and First street late yes
terday. Debs died two hours later IN
]. Hood Wright Hospital without re-
gaining consciousness.
The bullets were extracted from Mrs.
Debs and from the thighs OF the little
girls, Margaret Collins. thirteen, OF No.
IN West One Hundred and First street.
and Katherine Hawkesworth, fourteen,
Of No. ISIS. two doors west. The children
happened to ne in the line of fire as
Debs was shooting at his wife. They
are not seriously hurt.
Debs was the policeman who arrested
Harry X. Thaw after Thaw killed STAN
ford White on the roof of Madison
Square Garden. He was one OF the frst
bicycle policemen on lower Fifth avenue,
and for several years was well known
throughout the Tenderloin. Lately he
had been assigned as chauffeur for In
spector Farrell Of the Seventh District In
the Bronx, and Is said to have spent
little time at his home, No. lS West
one Hundred and First street
The direct cause OF yes arday's tragedy
10 believed to have been summons his
wife Obtained for him In the Domestic
Relations Court. Debs kept the car he
drove In a garage a short distance from
his home. lie was seen several times
a.
shooting. apparently waiting for his wifo
TO come hack
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Do YOU Know

Which is the Wolverine Slater
Why Arkansas Is called the Tooth
pick state?
Why Colorado Is the Centennial
State?
What great State was uninhabited
until about q half a century ago?
What jefferson Territory Is?
Do YOU know. in short. any OF 4
thousand unusual and interesting
things concerning the States which
make up this big country OF ours?
Every true American should know all
he can learn about tho United States.
No one can call himself even fairly
we'll educated who allows himself to
remain ignorant of so vitality patriotic
n subject.
THE STORY OF THE STATES"
BY Albert Payson Terhune, will begin
in next Mondays Evening World. Sept.
70. Instructive. entertaining. educa-
tional.
Read II.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
WOmen'S and Misses
Dresses, Worth 10 S12.75
al $8.75

Serges, corduroys, whipcords and
all extremely stylish
black, navy, taupe and brown.
All sizes for women and misses.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

Fine quality charmeuse, serges, shep-
herd checks, whipcords, cordurovs
ETC.. about IS different styles, ali
sizes and colors.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
WOmen'S $1.OO
Union Suits, SAC

Made Of line combed yarn and are
neatly silk trimmed. Hand finished;
variety Of shapes. All sizes.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

Made in all-wool two-toned materials
tweeds and caracul cloth, in the Mackinaw
style. with patch pockets and belted backs
other styles double breasted, button close
to neck. Sizes to IA years.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
WOmen'S SOC
Underwear, 29c
Fresh Meats

Saturdays Economy Specials:
Roasting Chickens, 4 to lbs, OIL
worth 2sc a h.. for this sale. ID lO2C
Fresh Killed Broilers, all ID
sizes, ID. ................ &c
Suaar-Cured Hams, ID ..... 10 &c
Legs of Spring Lamb, ID .l6l2c
Fricassee Fowls, lb......,...16l2c
Legs Of Canada Lamb, lb. -. IL &c
Roast Beef, ID ..............14l &c
Roasting Pork, ID .....,..,. 10 &c
Sirl0in and Porterhouse 1Qi
Steak or Roast 10. ...... lO2c
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Illustrated Magazine Free.

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EVERY WEEK. Watch for the first
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The evening world., 1912-09-27
Silk and Cloth Dress
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-31
EwInn ouIts commIttee.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan 5o--Robert Ewing. member for Middle Tennes. see of the Woodrow Wilson state com mistee. forwarded today to the chair man of the committee, Lewis NJ Coleman of Chattanooga his resig- natic.1 as a member of tho committee Mir Ewing gives as his reason Tor doing this the extreme personal pit terness which the controversy be- tween his brother.in-law Henry Wat terson. and his friend, Governor Wii- son. had assumed
 Mir. Ewing's statement io'loWs'
 4Nashyille Tenn. Jan 30, 1912. Hon Lewis M Coleman ChalTman'
 Chattanooga Tenn.
 "1v Dear sir herewith hapo
 ,his as my resignation as the v,oale Tennessee member or the woodrow wilson state committee NoVulo v" rood not say regret the ocea' .,on for this but the extreme per @aa, 's h,tterness which has lately oe' 9o'"' hetween my brother-in-law' e'0pnr ,,a Henry watterson. and my ."e tbe Hon. Woodrow Wilson lrleng' ,. 10 me to leave me no option. ssc,ra '.,ron5 MT. watterson, since my
 'o have never received any ooypo9u, .'',,t. marked evidences of atfec- thihS snom Governor Wilson s'nce 'iop' rnown him, nothing save eyI-
 ne.e of warm friendship MY dehoe' Nrs watterson, is only less sister mo than my wife and chii' dear aa cannot, therefore con dren' "scr. in any capacity, which stat ,nder any sort of circumstance woo'a, ,oeril the continued existence es ,DS nresent personal relations with of nly watterson at and with her When Mr. od the place now resigned aceey ,sssmbling what has happen' no'ni"s ayer dreamed of. have had ed N'7 of any nature from Mrs no wo or from MT. Watterson in re Wiiso' .o tbe aetie#- -no~ take. NY lailon l,a,i.leo.nIpstion ip to do nothing official dete'n. detsonal which mifht in any way or ps wound MT. Watterson alone