davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

9et engelife Derbp. 5emten Sc
lite itorteoe, % beraf por ugraga-
:1our" abipll,t 6aporit, og Ser bar
pRbbet 6 moo 4 paa ben. Sen
|fom ogiaa ino iom. Scr. I, ct 500
peb foran fin &onfnrrent nMbo-
peur". Mr. 3 Heb n2olbois". Ser
|b1ep neolagt Hrotelt moo Sejren,
og Sci 1ltatet blep, at u@ragano1tr"
oiSfbalificere6es, for6i oens Mptter
iful6e babe generet en- al 6e andre
|@eite n11oer 2ebet. rMbopo1r"
|blep berefter proflameret iom 8in=
|6er.. ~2oubois" 1om Scr. 2 OF
Greet sport" ium Scr. 3. Ser
bar inogaaet 1tore @eo6emaal. @oo
rMoGe1r" Dor bolbt 100 moo l.,
pao r9olnois" 10 moo 1 og poa
r@reat Sport" 20 mos l..
Sage1 bleo prRget al Ell Begt=
ue1be0, Iom folte6e ct Menteife 81
bet. So Song Georges Seit rsn<
mer" / fulo Sart pasiere6e Eat<
tenbam Corner, fprang en- apin6e
frem og faite6e- fig moo Soften.
S1tn blep faitet ON og itertt fpe=
itet. Soften itprteoe, oe SSofepen,
So1tes, fom %alporlig tilifaoe. .&oin-
Sen 6gbe ienere. l1n6er ben6es
|0bertei fan6t man ct Gten1merets=
|fpinbeflag. &enoes Mob11 er So
.biior1. Sum er &onoioat fra Uni
beriitetet / 2onoon, IS Mar. Gro
ganour" er 1rlt for ,toget oper Ell
|balp Million iolgt til Mrgenti11ien
iom 8eifeler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

liens a'apeI til Mt. Dlipe Strife
|gaaro. Serbes S6n, Qaptein, COLL
|hripector SSobn S: &atien Detroit,
Wiicb.), bar ,1etop 11aaet bertil tbs
mot til at iige fit Mober set iioite
|6arpel. Set par en- opermaaoe
|i1nl,f 8earapelle, og ct fort Gslge
loiite bet afbebe ben ii6ite ggre font
|tibig meo at bereoe Be gfterlnote
bets Geltagelie. Gameiamgforenin-
gen uSsllinois" fang inroeles mutt
% griben6e be6 8oaren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
$tort lager al i1nporterede BIGGER
Fra DArJMAFRk oo NORGE.
Slxriv efter NYEsTE sratia.
s G. RASMUSSEN PUBLISHING Co.
/ !" 72O-724 So. FOURTH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
lIpffeoes bam at Hippo ret belifin6et
LUIS al en- &riminaliud. Der Dor reiit

llpffeoes bom at ilippe ret belifin6et
|uo at en- 4riminaliag, Der bar reiit
|imoo bam. Set par piit ogiaa mere
|ltoroen enc 8e0rageri, Ser prege-
Ioe bans &egnitabspeien. Mean bn-
|ifer enom oct iltre SoriDarsffrift,
|ba,1 ,,0ien0te for at retf9r6iggiere
|fig.
Smiblertio itopifleoes bnn tort
efter paa,1p / mere emo tpipliomme
Mffeerer, og Set en6te me6, at ban
for an6en Gong 1naotte flpgte ~
iom efterlpit al &olitiet.
Man par netop i bisie Gage font
met bal1 paa @poret. @imeligpis
bar BON merfet bette, og bar faa
beiluttet ielp at treffe Mfggrelien.
&%rofesior Mlbert SenIe,1 bpb.
&rofesior gilbert Senien er of=
goaet be0 0s6en / cn SLIDER al 65
|Nar.
S 9egpn6elien og Mioten al
|6irierne bdrte gilbert Senfen til oe
ferenbe Herionligbeoer inoenfor Nr-
fitettltanoen bien1n1e. SOM bar Cleo
at Meloabl % Mebelong og pnoeoe
II Ser6elesbe0 at tunIe me6 1tgr=
re Spgaber, 1toget, Fan bab6e foaet
Smag for efter tit oorelonge Sp<
|bolo / l1olun6et.
S fit Smag bar ban 11nrmeit tn
ternational, Ell fpeciel 6orit Gtil
|fienbte BON life, set bar fgrit Mr=
fiteftbol0et efter bam, iom gien=
ifabte SEN gamle 6anife 8Dgnings-
|fltnit.
@lanot Sc mere fien6te 8pgnim=
ger, ser ifploes Mbert Se11ien, fan
,1ebnes sen r1sliife Strife / Bel
graoe, ltore Dele al Marmorfirfen
@agemams &oIleginm, Sc 8rocfife
@moelsifoler, Magaiin b1 Moro og
a1lfillige @erregaaroe.
Grofesior Senien bar Sl16ebabcr
at baa6e oen ltore og Sen lille
@ulome0aille fra Mfo6emiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

Suenf &io. 8%orgmeiter Geoe=
RIM bar pnret li0t lenge 1,oe. Nqo
@icrnoejen ct Fan iom Tplge 6erai
Ell Snn1le er / @ope0et. SON fan
life fi11oe lin @ooe6gr og iperger
oerfor cit &olitibetient:
"Spr, Jig nlig, @etielrt, bpor CT
Oct @orgmel ter Ge0erin bor?"
~@%orgnelter Geoerin? Oct er io
''@erren ielp!"
so, set pe0 ieg NOT; men boor
Dor ban?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Kurt fnrtalt.

~ S &aIle er Der etubleret ct
8u16ellogteri. &is0et folter 40
@fennig pr. 8un0.
- S 1912 Dor Mntallet al SGD
i(er i 5rantrig ooerlteget DposfaI-
0eres Mntol meo 57,911.
= 9eoropolens Spoaeelie for fo=
1tet $50 Menneifelip og IS WiiIlio<
ner &ro,1er. Sen ferlte fie,1ote
@fspeoition bar gnglenoeren &uo-
ions i 1907.
- Set folter gienneminitlig lln=
Ser cit Collar Maret pr. 8arn at
foripne Sfolerne meo fri Bigger /
IS al 2an6ets 1terre 8per.
- &ina np6er Sen toipllomnle
9gre at bore set 2an6, ser fan op=
biie Sc flelte &enrettelier. S Sc
ienere Mar bar ser ioale6es gien=
reninitlig funoet 10000 @enret-
teller Ste0 aorlig.
- George Meranber, Sos Mn=
geIes Mapor ooer 4 Mor, bleo ef-
terf,tlgt at s. s. @oie, fbp. &oliti=
BONNER. st NIT @pltpre at 9
Me6lelnn1er. bporaf en- Socialilt,
obertog ogiao fine Stillinger %
el16te 6erme0 bbao Ser bar bpret
folot Ell rgoob Government" No=
mimi1trotion.
Man penter rooifale- 5oranorin=
ger / 2e6elien at 8pens Mffprer
mes r1oget of Ell mo6ificeret 6orm
al &ommisiionsit Ser er giort
m,1Iigt beo nplig peotagne Mmenoe=
n1e,1ter til 8pens Gbarter. sSfglge
ct CHARTERS menoement maa @D=
1tpret boloc Meoer bper Sag 1mo=
-tagen 5en0age.
= @olcb 9ano 60. / @innipeg
folgtc 1920 Mcres ii61tc l1ge til
ssobn Sopfins, Ell Storfarmer I
Mor6 9ufoto. 9a11oet er beligge1=
Sc / galt Central, @oifatcbetpon,
og Str. @opfins oil rbreffe" 5000
Mcres iaor. DisIe bill iaa blipe TIL
facet 1elte 6oraor. &rilen bar
-oper $225,00O.
- &ruli6ert @ilio11, 1om iioen
-4be Sl1li bar opbol6t fig paa lit
Commensurate 11Gr Gornilb,
Seem &i6ire, agter at forblipe
ser ltgen ,1o paa M,tbefaling al
bans 2nge ST.. Grapiou. &raii=
oe11ten far p11nbet / @egt og font
met fig / set bele taget, Tom Ell
-Telee al longe &jeretl1re / oen
'figlige 8ierglnft og oagligt Golf
fpi(. SON ct 6og lte0ie paa fort
>@or]el re6e til at retltrnere til
Maibington, men SEN t~ilfre6sltil-
Ien6e 6ren1gang me0 Soriflobe11
'bor bi6til afbol6t bom fra at OPP
eibe sen forte 6erie.
- Monnt Eamnlpais, ner Gan
@Srancisco, ltaar / Tlammer / bis=
re Gage, i6et alle Sc ifopfl96te De=
1e bren6er. Sol6ater fra &reii6io
og 8pens @ran6men6 bielper til
-me6 Sl1tf11ingsorbei6et % 8eifpttel=
Re al Sc mango imaa 6orlte6er og
'@ommerpillaer peo 8jergets 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
liar De betalt


Abonnementspenge til 8looet for
lioite Mar og ct 9lor / Sorlfuo?
6pis life, iaa gigr set nh!
vSSllnitreret 6amiliczSonrnalN n0.
fommer beer Maane0 og folter so
Gents Naret, nten gipes ipm Hrr-
mie til for ifmosbetalenbc Mbpnnem>
ter paa bette 8ta6. &i. giper ingen
al1oen Yr9mte.
Mbonnenter / Canada n1aa beta
le 15c Maret for efstra Norto.
2igele6es Sn6enbpsabonnenter
MinneopoIis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
8nnhffangernuts.

S flere 6anife &,jpbite6er er Ser
il oen ienere 50 op6aget if1mle
|Spillebuler, bpor ligefremme &om=
plotter al u8onoefangere" hoi6gte
time Sfre, iom Sc 6erpaa peo fallt
|Spil afflaote lige til Sfin6et. G,1
|lanoan @ule er r8osien" 2lalborg,
log ont Spillet Der fprt9ller vMal=
borg &enltreblao" Ell 9el, iom mao
life fan bore npttigt nof at fotnme
It'll &un0ifnb ON. 81 onferer ct 8ar
LAT Gricfs'ene:
Spillet arrangeres fao 11er bel
oct tGr1fte Offer iom muligt, oe
UNDER 6ormer, Ser pasler in6 / Ont
acknowledgements. Ct ser l16iigt til
|bgjt Spil, ilaor man rigeligt ON
|iig meo itore 8eleb, og ser tales
ont, at cit al 6e ipillen6e rDlig bar
num6et cit lille 6orm11e fra cit on
ben / &ompIottet; n1el1 MI bar Sci.
|6et pen0t fig, MI gaar &engeltpf=
|ferne tilbaqe, me0ens Sen taben6e
uitau3ielig taler ONT, at ban MI life
lpil fpille mere, life 6eito mtn6re
peo6liber 5pillet ru1oer ier6eles
%fre0elige og noble 6ormer. Sc,
ldrges for, at ser fommer en Gam.
|tale iqang mes SEN eller Sc @erIo.
rer, man far Sig poa, oisie inoi:
|teres paa EN- @jenlton6 - bba6 81
dnifer =, SEN betaGes, og Samto:
lien fortiattes.
timber ct Spbol6, bpor SEN ia:
ben6e for forla6t Stuen, betror 81
a110re ipille1r6e Sc r1pe Gen,,er, a
Sen Herion, ser 11lt er r6e, / @ru1t:
sen ipiller 6oorligt, men bar 81
ito1te @ange, Sc bar ipilIet iamrner1
boot ct forfer6eligt @el6, iaale6eE
at bo,t goar me6 Ell Mosie &enge
ban bar bun6et fra 6e an6re, og III
II Sag, 90 ban bor ubel6, fer set III
It'll, at BON life bill ipille = ON ifft
ZEN al Sc @errer oil opertoge ban!
Ela6s, inotil set fan fes, ON far
fommer tilbage.
@liper Der mi fra Sen al1bel
ISi6e in6pen0t, at Spillet er fn
bit, er Ser itrafs en-, Der flyer
vgi bebeoer 10 heller life at ipilI,
iaa fort; hi fi66er Der jo life fo1
lat Moffe b%tnanben, met for at for
forte @entetioen."
S &egelen belettes &IaoIen, o.
|Sptlfet begpn0er, sen 11pe Spille,
flarer Jig goot, fnar Sob til at ia
ge ttogle Smaagebimiter biem; 70:
p6erligere at befefte set go6e 5m
beer ,%forlanges Der en- 0mgang, Be
protelteres bog 6erimoo meo oe1
Motiperine, at Ser ifal ipilIes on
oen, fao fan 2pffen treffe Mon
oen.
ST Spillet fort, % set er tonfto
|teret, at ben ME 9piIIer bar rige
Iigt meo &enge, ioa pinoer ban %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Gorbub / ajpbeuJapm.

Sen lite 9lpril traa6te 6en 11pe
&olitipeotegt / 8raft. Sg forrt6cn
oe galmnelfien0te 6orb16, n1a11 bar
bonnet fig til, %inbeboloer sen en-
&effe MI, Ser bper for fig BETH
Der ct alporligt Sn6greb / &igben-
bapnernes perionlige 6ribeo. @i
iiooer og blo6er ge6teeten igjen-
mem, og ri griber / 6leng Ell So
rograf biit og fer. Set bele iam-
Ter fig til EN- 6orb,t6slop al aller=
~|frasielte Mrt.
SCR Blot nogle al Sc npelte Be-
%itemmelier..
Set er forbu6t at figre / 5por=
ipogn eller Omnibus mes 1,bei fptte=
6e &attenaale.
Set er forbnot at fate Banana
lfaller paa @o6en.
Set er forbu6t at f(pbe be1ober
Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Del al @pen.
Set er forbl1ot at tage life @11n=
De me6 paa 8eoertnir1ger.
Set er forba1ot at pl10ie 8i1oues=
rlt0er 1t6en at bnne Me6ningsbelte
poo.
Set er forbl16t at trpffe 9pre
gjennem 8pen.
Set er, forbu6t at cpfle mc6 8prr1
paa Stpret.
Set er forbu6t at cDfle .paa Gpf=
letter me6 4asier paa &pgger.
Set er forblr6t Gpfliiter at toge
>roerne fra gtDret eller @enene
|fra &e6alerne.
Set er forbu6t at fjpre mes mere
emo Ell Grille a6 @a1gen.
Set er forblt0t at lebe pao &l1lle-
ifeiter paa 6ortob eller @ongiti.
Set er forbl1ot at bnpe &orte,
|9ere, Sfo66er og @in011er til at
aobne l1o mos @o6en, me6 mi1lore
6cres l1noerfant Iigger 1926 81.
oper @a6ens &lan.
Set er forbl1M at u06ele &eflome=
ie6ler eller an6re trDfte @e66elel=
|ier til 6folebprn.
90 ioa frem6eles.
Sg life nof meo set.
S @rficn6elie al. at Ser er ems.
nn EFT &Gffe Snrraa6er, bbor &ip=
be1rbab11erne Dor alt for flor Sri
beo, bar 8orgerreprGie,ttationen
peotaget Ell Sln16be0speotegt, Ser
poa set fortrinligite iupplerer go
litipeotagten, iaa &ibbenbabnernes
oaglige Gin og 6eroen til set p6er=
lte begrenies al 6orb1oslobe.
Set forbp6es iaaleoes at ipptte
poa 6ortopene.
Get forbpoes at bo1tfe Enpper oq
Maatter poas Mltaner / Suite, ber
beboes at mere ems en- Smilie.
Set forbp0es at bol6e 8il, naor
benne n~6eIen6er vMgg oq il6e
2ugt".
Get forbp0es at berGre Set / 8n.
gerbutiferne 16ltille6e 8reb.
Set forbp6es at aftappe ellel
ombel6e MeIf pao @a6er og 8eie
Set paabpoes &erbergsberter al
paife @ulbene % oobne @inonerr1t
bier Sag.
Set forbpbes &erberesperter "A.
laoe beres @ielter ligge meo ion1
me 9agen | mere err6 fiorten Gage
Set forbp6es @erbergsgieiter al
iooe Iqngere enc til 81. 9sA Sorm
Set paabp6es @erbergspprter Al
booze beres @arelier giort / gtan>
in6en &l. 10 Sorm.
0e iaa bioere / set %1,enoelige
0g set interesia1te er, at oil
.l:sie 6orbll6 er beotagne nbetr no
gen pr%incipieI nenigbeo.
Per er i,tgeu, Der bar taI Sci
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Til Salg i Rusk County,
Wisconsin.

nedhugget Hardwood" Skovland 100
Mile ostfor St. Paul; "Wholesale" Pri-
ser; Trakteri enhver St0rrelse; frugtbar
lerblandet sort Muldjord; Mejeri- og
Klover- Belief; code Markeder. Skriv
paa engelsk efter Kort og Oplysninger:
|Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co..
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Ghuagu.

ct. Nnssar .@enie9ebs uoilnst
pr. 9ampifib r&aci1c" Sen 4oe 0s.
bar ltalminoelig fornajelig og psl-
|lpffet, og Deltagerne roier ale So
miteer1 for set 11ogu9rfeoe Irral1=
cement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
En- tdrste KIasses KoIoni-Trakt

/ SURPRISE VALLEY, Modoc Co., California.
5000 Acres samlet. Flere Set code Byg-
ninger; Familie Frugthaver; f1ere hundrede
Acresproducerende Alfalfe. Fr0, He ogKorn,
Jordbund rs Procent kontant, lang idpaa
Resten med 7pCt. Renter. Pris $75 90 Acren.
Vii eselge mlndre Areal. skriv paa enRelsk
til Fred q. Lyon, csdasville. caif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Red River Valley Farme.

Red River Valley Farme.
43 Farmei Norman Co., MINI. 100
til $40 Acres, dyrket og uopdyrket.
Skandinaviske Settlere. Fin lord.
Godt Wand. Skoler og Kirker. I'd
merkede Veje. Ypperligt Marked.
Rette Priser. Lette Vilkaar. Skriv paa
engelsk til:
McCr0ssen TAFT Land Co.,
234 Endicott Bldg, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
Asthma CataTrh og Bronchitis

-optl 80 Aar gammel, fuldstarndig he'll
'bredet we'd Brugen at "Anti-Asthma.
Dote'. Paalidelige V~idnesbyrd vii BIZ
We Dem tilsendt, $500 pr. Kande ell
ler 3 for S.. Skriv norsk eller engelsk.
Aat-Asthaa-Dots Co., Box 454+,
EVERETT, WASH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

&pinocliae Go%liti6etente / G9iea=
go. Mapor @arrilon bar forlangt
bepilget 10 fpiltbelige &olitibetien=
te, Ser 81. a. iful6e paste toa, at
Der life uflirtes" for meget paa
Gbicagos @a6eanItolter al 6e b.
6e10e Da1rer og Serrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
En- meget fin opdyrket Farm,

s Acres, 8 Nil fra veblen. Marshall Co.,
sgd Dakota. Jernbane nu under Arbejde ind
til Veblen. UdmRrket ekandnavisk Settle
ment. Meget fin Farm med bedste Forbe-
dringer, Pris $9.600.OO; Ha1vdelen konsant.
Resten paa Henstand. Skriv paa en4elsk til
c. N. WOOD, Hankinson, N. Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

&egrapelier. Signe @etrea @bri=
Itenien, fp6t Nielien, 1922 g. &eo=
sic 9lpe., lom ofgif peo OGDEN efter
ct langt Spgeleje Gors0og BEN 26.
Sl,ni, blep 11noer meget flor Gel
tagelle biiot paa Mt. 0lipe @rab<
l1no. Mf6eoe Dor fs6t / 9anmarf
og bleb 81 @or ga11rnel. Sum
oberlebes al 9G%gtefelle, Nage gbri<
itenien, og Spm1erne Sens og
|Mrel.
&eoer 6. @e6erier, lon1 ofgif
be6 0e6cn s. 80. SAINT i Ell Ml6ei
at So Mar, bar fem / Stapanger %
tom / 1872 til Chicago, bpor bo11
Sc iioite 80 Mar bar beret aniat
be6 u5fan6inopen"s 5etteri. San
bar EFT al Sc nIolte norife Eppogro=
fer / Gbicago og bar gbarter-M e6-
lent al 6en berpGrenbe 11orj f=6anj T.
SDpografforening. @m bar neret
gnfeman6 / mango Mar. 9etrene
Gillian, M3rs. Srattces Solution,
Mrs. Glara &e6erien og Sennen
Sngolf operleper bm.
@iiettelien fan6t @te6 Sen 4oe
SSa1li fra @apellet paa Moltnt 0lipe
UNDER flor 9etagelie. SerIig bite
|Mfoeoes @olleger oeo r@fan6ino=
ben" beres Spmpotbi og mpote
frem f1l6taIligt. 8lau6t Sen itore
Mengoe 8lomiter og &ranie, bar
Der ogiaa EN- @ra11s fra uSfon6ina=
BENG 6olf. Scr. Sacob gonrao
|talte / &apellet og l1n6ertofer
|Sbompfom forrette6e Sor6paafnitel=
len beo @rabe,1. 8iiettelien leoe=
oes af Sbompion & Moeller. Com
Sigb9rere forrette6e iefs al Af6g.
6es &olleger: Oluf @asmuslen,
IS. 6. Sberoep, S. GublL 8. S.
8oree1t, 6. &efsler sog Sacob 81.
lien.
, - g1fefru Marie 6anien, oer
osoe Sen 26. Sum- puu Get berpe.
ren6e Diafonisieboipital, blep be
igrobet famine Dag fro STR. Miel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-21
Ii Is Senator" Burleieh.
Bangor News.)

There are none-or at most, a very
few sane men in any party of Maine
who do not know that the melo-
dramatic agony" which was decided
before the assembled Maine Legislat-
right, and that the man who best de-
served a seat in the United States
Senate was chosen to fill that seat for
six years or from March 4, 1913.
Mr.. Burleigh had abundantly earned
the high position by his loyalty to
Maine as well as through his own un-
flinching loyalty to the Republican
party. From the days of the Civil
War. when he began to serve his party
as a clerk in the Adjutant general s
office in Augusta to the date when he
was thnly-clad in Democratic
frost by Mr.. Gould from Skowhegan.
this fine native of Aroostook county
has been steadfast to his original plans
for being one of so much service to
Maine as possible. No constituent was
so low and humble as to be beneath his
courteous attention; and none so high
and mighty to command the service of
this true Republican citizen of the
State in which he was born, and which
he is always pleased to serve.
The Maine Legislature has acted
most wisely in making its choice
among three worthy candidates it
| could hardly have done otherwise.
AS could have been expected from
the Maine Democracy, the followers of
Mr.. Gardner talked much and threat
ened much, and as usual. they accom-
pilshed nothing From his record, Mr.
Gardner has shown himself more like
woman than a real man in politics
ever variable and subject to change"
| IL Is hoped that President Wilson may
| see mt to reward him in a measure for
the anXleties which he has endured.
AS matter of fact. Mr.. Gardner was
| never up to what is called "senatoria
size" and as rule, Maine is very fus-
| sy about her senator's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-21
Mr.. BurIeigh's Election.
(EllsWOrth American.)

The election of Hon. +. C.. Burleigh
to an end a situation in Maine politics
the like of which has never before ex-
listed in the State.
Failure to elect would not have given
us a Democratic senator. but a dead
lock, the end of which it is impossible
precipitated long and bitter struggle
it is not difficult to see.
His election demonstrates that the
political consciences of men of suffi-
Gent prominence in their respective
communities to be chosen legislators
are of the right calibre, and cannot be
swerved from the path of plain duty
either by such sophstry as has filled
the columns of the self-styled pro
gressive" press: by the allurements of
political opponents, or by the frantic
but powerful pleadings of an ex-presi-
dent.
Everybody knows that, as Hancock
county could not have gone Republic
can in September without Peters, so
Maine could not have gone Republican
without Burleigh; both demonstrated a
capacity for organization and for con-
Quoting q campaign which marks them
as great political captains and each
deserves the honor which has come to
him. For such men the Republican
party of Maine should be profoundly
grateful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-21
Editorial Comment
The Senate.
washington starr


The senatorial contests are being de-
cided in favor of thoroughly competent
men. Idaho renews the commission OF
Mr.. Borah. Massachusetts promotes
Mr. Weeks Maine confirms the choice
made at the primaries and elects Mr..
Burleigh. Colorado chooses two men
widely known and experienced in af-
fairs. No delay. No scandal. Every
thing done in the open, and according
to Hoyle.
These selections are particularly
praiseworthy at this time. In the first
place the Senate after March will
show very close division. The DEM
ocrats-when all stand together-will
"have it" by only one or two. So that,
in the maneuverng, parliamentary
and otherwise, experience will count.
II will be to the advantage of both
parties and to the country that sena-
tors know their way around.
In the second place, the business
that will come before the Senate i'm
mediately is vital to the public well
fare. If the tariff is revised in bung-
ling fashion the cost may be heavy. If
the trusts get the better of the bar
gain in Legislation affecting them. dis
content among the masses arising out
of monopoly may greatly increase. And
unless tie reform proposed for the cur
rency is wisely shaped, the present
situation. bad. as it is, had better be
continued. For. of the three problems.
that of the currency is the most deli
cate, and calls for the most careful
solution.
In both these aspects of the case.
therefore. the present demand in the
Senate is for experience and demon
strated competency in legislation. A
man who knows how has much the
advantage of one who is beginning an
apprenticeship. Mr.. Borah is master
mechanic. while Mr.. Weeks and Mr..
Burleigh, because of their long service
in the House. will take up their tasks
with full understanding of their new
surroundings.
If now New Hampshire. Illinois,
Tennessee and West Virginia will con-
slider their opportunities and obliga-
tons in this light, and pick men more
with regard to the settlement of pres
ent paramount national issues than of
local faetional squabbles, which should
be handled in some other way, they
will do well by themselves and by ev-
erybody. Good men are available in
all those states Why not take mat
tiers out of the hands of the rings, and
appeal to a higher and broader sense
of duty, citing what other states have
just done, and what is expected of the
states yet to act?
The Senate. always an important and
interesting body. will focus unusual at
tention for the next two years at least
The Democratic margin will be so mar
row the partys leaders in that body
will have to be sleeplessly vigilant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-21
Burleigh, Progressive.
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TT fItSS.b
They said Senator Burleigh could
not make a speech. He made a fine
address to the Legislature in thanking
il for the honor conferred upon him.
They said he was a standpatter, a re-
dictionary. Tory. These epithets, or
some of them, Were applied to MIN
from high quarters on the eve of the
election, and the Progressives of the
Iepisla turc were Informed that it
would be "a grave misfortune" TO send
Mr.. Burlei2h to the Senate. Two
senators from far distant states went
ont &c their way to send messages ad-
vising against it. In his speech he
advocated progressive measures eVine-
ed sympathy with progressive policies
and showed himself to be nationally
progressive. IN his speech Mr.. Bur
leigh declared for these things:
Popular election of United States
senators.
The grant of womans suffrage.
A workmen's compensation act.
The regulation of public utilities
Conservation of natural resources.
Preserva ton of the public health.
Honest and vigorous enforcement Of
the prohibitorY law.
Adjustment of excessive tariff rates.
\ permanent tariff commission
Investigation and reduction OF the
high cost of living.
Abolition of special privileges ana
monopoly.
Presidential primaries.
Sound currency and safe banking
methods.
Recognition and protection OF the
rights of labor and agriculture.
Just and liberal pension policy.
Revival of the merchant marine,
Extension of parcel post and rural
delivery.
Extension of foreign commerce
Promotion of international peace.
Is it not a good. broad, admirapie
program? This is Mr., Burielsn
answer to mis- traducers. 1t is made
in th,. manner of a gentleman. with
ont seat, without the calling of names
and without the imputing of motives.