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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
ENGLAND
TAKES Up
PROBLEM
Pail Mall Gazette Aroused
. Over Japan
Says California Question May
Be Arbitrated
Thinks Anti Alien Matter May
Come to Hague

London, May 13. - 'If it is true
Japan wishes to carry the California
land question to the Hague tribunal,
We may shortly obtain a fruitful lesson
in the practical limits of arbitration" :"
says The Pail Mall Gazette in dis
cussing the situation in California.
If the Japanese and Chinese are to
have free entry to the Pacific coast
it means eventually the extirpation Of
white labor from that region.
"All the arbitration of the world will
not persuade the people of the western
states that it is their duty to give up
their bread and butter to an alien
race. We can imagine how much likeli-
hood there is Of the government at
Washington taking measures to en-
force such an award upon its sub
jects."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13

The Duchess Of Westminster,a hand
some woman and wife Of one of the
wealthiest peers of the British realm,
is to be hailed to court to answer the
most serious charge by. her husband.
The duke has gone so far as to defy
King George in fling his bill for abso-
lutte divorce, for the English court does
not favor divorces, leaning rather to
the high church view Of such matters.
He has named the Duke of Alba, a
Spanish grandee, with lot Of money
and time.
Thus England will listen to one of
those scandals which it dearly loves
once in generation. The testimony
will probably reveal considerable about
English society, and will make good
reading matter for the man in the
street. An additional point Of interest
is the fact that the highest court of
the empire except the house OF lords
has just decided that the hearing of
divorce cases In secret is unlawful 1T
as been stated that every subject Of
the realm has the legal right to enter a
courtroom any time official proceed
ings are on. Thus every word OF the
testimony will be heard--and some Of
it published.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
~. 5. STEEL
|. BENEFACTOR"
SAYS CHIEF
Steel Corporation Industrial
t,>...,- Benefactor
James Farrell Made Assertion
on Stand
Declared Cotton Market Would
Have Suffered

New York, May 13.-The United
States Steel corporation was pictured
as an industrial bcnefactor by James
A. Farrell, its president, when he re-
Sumed the witness stand as a witness
for the defense in the government suit
to dissolve the corporation.
AS an example, he said, were it not
for the policy of the corporation ito
do general business regardless of
conditions" the cotton crop of the
United States this year could not be
marketed.
He explained that the corporation
supplied practically all cotton ties
used for binding cotton, baled in this
country and there is no profit in their
manufacture.
Our competitors" he said, have
shown no desire to manufacture cot
ton ties, so it devolved upon us to
supply the demand"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
MANY PRISONERS
Desire PAROLE

Leavenworth Kas., May 1S-over
200 applications for parole, SIX from
bankers, were listed for consideration
from~ the federal board of Aparoles
which is meeting here. Three appli-
cations from prisoners eligible under
the recent amendment to the parole
law granting clemency to certain life
prisoners who have served, fifteen
years will be heard, 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13

Sent HELP
To GUAYMAS

Nogales, Ariz., May 13-The agents
of the Huerta government here assert
they received word that more federal
reinforcementsa arrived by boat at Quay
mas and that the main group besieged
a few miles north will be able to work
its way into the gulf town. The Mex
ican gunboat, Guerrero, lying i'm the
harbor, expects to assist the federal
garrison.
The United States consular report
received today places the number Of
dead as the result of fighting about
Guaymas at 400.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
UNIONS REFUSE
TO ARBIIRATE

Cincinnati, May 13.-The new union
of the Cincinnati street car employees
refused to arbitrate with the Cincln-
natl Traction Co. under the conditions
offered by the latter and decided to
continue the strike. @&&
The recognition of the union before
arbitration was insisted upon by
the union men. The traction company
has been unable to operate any cars
since Saturday afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
MURDERED BODY
FOUND near FORKS

Grand Forks, May ia post NOR
tenn examination was held yesterday
on the body Of an unknown man found
buried in haystack near here. There
Is nothing to indicate who the man is
or how he came by his death, except
that he was killed by being struck in
the head with some blunt instrument.
The body was entirely nude and had
evidently been hauled for some dis
tance to the place Of concealment He
was q hunchback and evidently about
30 years DID, = %-.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
Hot Race After BID Convention.

Dallas, Tex, May 13. Thousands of
shriners and guests from all sections
of the country reached here when the
second days session Of the orders an
.nual convention began. The business
sessions OF the imperial council start
ed and the cities la the race for the
next convention began to exert their
full strength.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
l4unatic Killed German GeneraI.

Munich, Bavaria, May b. Major.
General Won LeWinslly, the Prassian
military attacile to Bavaria, was kill
ed by d supposed lunatic named Straf-
fer, who fred thrice. The sergeant of
police was also killed by StraffeIs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13

British Cruiser Left for Smyrna.
Saloniki, May 13.-The British cruis.
er Gloucester left at full speed for
Smyrna after the receipt of an urgent
summons from that city, where dis
turbances are threatening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
Three Killed When
Church Steeple Fell
After Catching Fire
Chief Of Police, Fire Chief and Patroman Killed In Disastrous
Fire at Stafford, Ont.--Church Steeple W
Sruck by Lightning Zs

Ontario 1$The tall spe Of the
the chief police the fire chief and paroman killed
a
A. and
ne
An the
.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
Mediana Took Town.

rebels under command of Julian Medi-
ana occupied the town Of Hostotipi-
quillo, sixty miles northwest, in the
center of an important mining district.
Six federals were killed when the in
surgents fired the town. looted the
stores and burned the courthouse. Sew
eral big American camps are situated
in the vicinity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
Lynched Negro Who
Shot Georgia Farmer

Hogansyile.
Killed BROOKS Lane
4 s~
ie hanged
With bullets Lane was killed his plantation
lToube
trading a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-13
THE WEALTH Err

Showers tonight or wednesday
Brisk northerly winds.
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08

whist nsGt!" askeA Jaek.
That AepsaAs O tWo thiA0s."
Whether Or not AcCArthy takes
~ Csatie.- interpassA Hallo~ell
0nickly.
And whether No0sieur X viii be
satisfied With his mere Aisappearance.
4 he does not take the Csatic." supple
Aentel DaTrow. In any case, we've
0ot to AAd hin. He's unhalaAcsd; -
possessss IN iAneAss anA Aiacoacert-
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panov.
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-by ~ soassiss q DBs ssa9sA"
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(Coatinued neKt week.
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CHAPTER XII.
The Unknown,

uno OnknoW0.
4 now becomes necessary to glance
In passing at the personal character
istics Of Professor Eldridge. This
man was In about his fortieth year,
tall, spare. keenly intellectual in coun-
tenancs. cool. possessed Of An abso.
lutte reliance On the powers Of science.
beyond which his mental processes
did not stray. His manner was dis
tinguishsd By . st,R unloading for
aality: his expression by . glacial
coldness OF steel-gray eyes and .
straight-line compression Of thin lips:
his dress by . precise and unvarying
Journalism. and his speech BY . curl
Gus polysyllabic stiffness.
This latter idiosyncrasy would in
another have seemed either priggish
of facetiously intended. With Profess
sor Eldridge 1t was merely . natural
method Of speech.
Withal, his scientific attainments
were not only undoubted. but SO con-
siderable As to have won for him
against many odds the reputation of
. great scientist. His speciality. II
such 1t might be called. was scientific
Aiagnosis. The exactness Of scientific
laws was 20 admirably duplicated by
the exactitudes Of his mind that he
seemed able. by q bloodless and me-
chanical sympathy. to penetrate to the
most obscure causes Of the strangest
events. It might be added that prac-
tically his only social ties were those
with the Warfords. and that the only
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08
(CsatinusA frsa lass veskl
OVS0o0Oe

OvnoeosA
80 Il s.s.S3. - = -: !: .E3
- nscssthy = - Yes1.
- sssls..a1 =.
ees~lAse = 80 NJ KnsG. 0s1AsSly ~
elastrte seD.sosss 1. - Atias SahAa6
y lsaaas tAs ts0U6aA
CHAPfER HI-Ali st saos. vithost a.
oeoeed The next evening Mccarthy u
Xefnsd that unlsss he leaves at once for
eesoes an VIII BE- sent him At sig.
apparatus of New York y cut OF ana the
e1ty y thrown into . panic.
CHAPTER Iv-Percy psrrow thinks hs
has . clue.
CHAPTER Vile engages the help of
Jack wsrford. . college athlete.
CHAPTER vI-rhey visit Mccarthy
mysterious trouble. Mccarthy has just
received another warning by wireless.
CHAPTER What six a deathly still
bees falls on the Atlas building, blotting
out all sound. Darrow u arrested a. he
leaves the building.
CHAPTER Willie is undisturbed be-
cause he believes he is on the right track
ana that another portent will appear at
six.
CHAPTER iX-This- time the whole
town is thrown into darkness and all
hearing suspended. Under cover of the
CONFUSION Darrow escapes from Jail.
CHAPTER X-The city is prostrated
with fear.
CHAPTER XI-The next morning Oar
row and Warford go to McCarthy's office
Just as the latter gets another warning.
Darkness hits the Atlas building in broad
daylight.
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08

wooaA VIA WHOM hs svse satsrsd
into ooaveEuae1oa Was Hsssa-
Al sighk oe hin Percy Darrow's
leangins Gait beeans acesat.atsd to
e1aegsras3oa-
"Hello, Prof." hs dravisd. "Oa the
ID, I 80. Good morning. Doctor" :"
~ greeted Knox. What % you make
q t?"
Il maize Of It that the Atlas Building
win shortly b without tenants" re
paied the doctor; me, for one"
Eldridge surveyed Darrow coldly
through the glittering lenses Of his
Iglasses.
"The cause of these extraordinary
pAenomena h self-evident," he stated.
You mean their nature, not their
Case, replied Darrow. I'm nAsofe.
L ~ refer hack to the Interference
~ h - eric and molecular vibrations.
T-4s: "a added, "is . fact that every
boy in the grammer-school physics
- 0eA-
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08

1sss Paskaess e ~ Papsss ~ ~
s0ssiss - 10 sssss sss siosss ts1~
psasih,e ~ Q beSsss0Sa. kiDAis ~
1ss With tAs0 50 - tAso y Q -
- As0essss OsVs
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= = -
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Edwin c. Kingsbury, Attorney A.
Law. has removed his Offices to the
Noonan building, 200 Eighth street,
Glenwod Spring., Colorado.
General practice in an courts. Pro.
pertiss na1aGed. Collsetioas prompt.
H. HaSs.
= = .
Hives, eczema, itch or salt fAsun
sets ysa crazy. Caat bear IL tsssA
Of your clothing. Dea.'s ointns.4 b
fine for sadn itching. An dr.sgists
sell Il. soc box.
100oVAL N03IO8
Dr.. l. g. Clark has removed his Of.
fees from the First National bank
building to the new Citizens National
bank building. Take the electric els-
vator. 10-4-9
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Cans bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment is
fine for skin itching. All druggists
sell it. Soc box. -.....
- = -
0oDHRN BUNGALOW Fol SAB
Msder. bungaIow, . Rooms. hath snd
,s;set. ,early new and veil situated. b
vffersl It . bargain for cash. CAN At
~ sffies fer Pastisslan.
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08
U1ILClxY
D0anofM
D0aP1RTfY
Ho0 NLB

~ 0AxB
IDEAL Hot Wster boiler, sufleisae
for %O0 square fest radiatiea- Esti.
natss given en all kinAs Of stsaa asl
hot water Asati.g plants.
J. Z. NEWOOD,
Formerly With BraAesry Bsss., HsaG-
ing Co., Of Deaver. 704 Bsasett, -
phone Grand 1851.
lO-a53t.
"My child was burned terribly about
ths face, neck and chest. sQplied
d. Thoaas' Eclectic Oil. Ths pals
esassd, and the child sa.k into . rsstful
sleep. Mn. Nancy n. Hanso., Han
burg, N. Y.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Gleawood
business property, excelenlt location
Will sell on good terms for part Of
purchase price or would trade for
good ranch.
A. J DICKSON.
Fer Q corner loeatloa in residcnes
,srtisa Of city on sewer and water
iss, just right for . number Of cot
ages, call at this office.
= = -
Fer Ssle-stock CO hardware, grocer
- and jswelry. viii trade for good
-snch OF good securities.
lis SAM DOUGAN,
Glenwood Springs.
Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
tion weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Regu-
lets. They operate easily. 25c at all
stores.
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE Or LEASE
A cattle ranch of 320 acres close to
one of the finest ranges in Colorado.
Has 250 acres under ditch; about $50
under cultivation; close to good mar.
kets. Fully equipped with farm ma
chinery and stock for running the
same.
This is a rare bargain as the land
will grow anything from grain and
alfalfa to potatoes.
For particulars address x Y z care
Glenwood Post.
0ix resa houss 1. esoS esaAitisa snd
issr Ists in go rssiAsaes Psstisa IT
oIsawssa epsssAiA Ioeatisa fss .
ss.bsr sf cottages. Owner win aaks
. eosd price ssd give satisfsetssy
sssns % part Of sossst Cali st this
dire Ter Pastieula.s.
0pL81GDID l1uI9 TRACT
have a especially desirable fruit
snl garden tract ~ nilss from RiAs
sxeellsnt Dssa soil. $50 fruit trsss, u.
asst Il then lssjsA with frsit tAk
yssr, balance viii bsar Hsxt ysas, -
pasagus bsA sf 500 paaats which vii
bsas .sxt speins, slss Pasaty Il saan
essits II Ill kisds; saall Aesss, cellar
sistssa, sAieksa hsass a.A Ises, gseA
water right.
n peiss b esyooo Il vhssA ssyseo
sAssll - essA ssA sss Salsaes saa b
asAs b tssas - sait ths psssAasss
Jsss si9At fss hsos 6ss tAsss sssk
Iag . psssssrs and pssfit l. 80 It ~
eissst seooanitiss IN IL vssll
4. J. DICEDON.
= = =
Fee sale o. Trade-0ood eaaeh q
10 seres near Carboldals. Win naks
. god figure On this property saa
night take sosd 0lenwoed property IN
.xcAsags. For particulars address
J. T. COX, Carbondals, Cslo., Z. +. D
l1-lA
= a -
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Edwin C. Kingsbury, Attorney 4.
Law. has removed his Offices to the
Noonan building, 200 Eighth street,
Glenwod Spring., Colorado.
General practice in an courts. Pro.
perties na.aged. CelIsetioss pronps.
u u n
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08
The gxploron

Knicksr-It must be thrilling to
tread where man never trod before.
Bocker-It 10. Try tracking uD your
wifo's De9 rug.
The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08

Co9o0ol GOet84lo, coolfmo e0Q CulOC
sasfDese oe he istADiaA eaAal co0-
nloUooa. wAo han bAAs .hinss6 Tor.
ever an0oas - tAs bailAsr q the
PanA0A oaAal.
0FsWiN0 tke Liza
Yea sishsA yosr life to kss0 Asr
fro0 As0WntAS."
'Of eoaros, dil-" ...
And yst yoa insisted upoa her ~
ins therouShly and satisfactorily
itsnAiAsA before yoa would cash .
check fse hsr!"
.-Oas can't be too cautious where
moaey = at stake"
Ptoaeures OF the Rich.
"Nrs, Van Million il back from Eu-
rope"
And what il she puffed up about? ?"
Seems she smuggled in two pack
.ax,as ar fsee:sa e'Earettes."--.-,- ,----s-s-
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: starft id,pade Miereu,

2eibet nidt langer an ldmad,er.s
Nieren. Sbr t0nnt prompt oapon &c,
beilt toeroen, tpenn STR electric Dit.
tiers gebraudt, ienes ,uunoerbare
s@cilnlittel, bas bon ben 6rauer aacr.
mdrts gepricien miro. 5ongt bcute
nit elmer 51aid;;c an, uno SSbr. mcr-
oct balo fublen mie cine 1eue 6ralt
nit Arbeitsluit obne S4mer5 befiird-
ten gu miiien. &err Sobn 2opling
bon Can Graneisco idreibt: Cont
barfeit fir Ben erfolgen gffeft Der
@leftriiden 8itters perpflidtet mid
gu idreiben. Sc beilte meine Grau,
als irgen6 ettpds Mnoeres beriag.
to-" @lei@ gut fir 9eber. Nidts
better fir l1nperoaulidteit ODER 8i-
lioiitat. 8reis SOC uno $t.0O in,
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Grtremli1er 8eri@t.

lteber Die Mrbeit oes beutiben Ser.
ems bonn @eiligen 2amoe beri6tet
man oen1 gerein fir oas Deuti6-
tbnm i'm Mnslan6e aus &ol6ltina:
Nm Is. S1li bieies Sabres fonrte
oas pom bel1tiden @erein pom Sci.
ligen 9anbe im ct. 8anlus=Soipia
5u: Seruialem eingerihtete flei,le 2eb.
rerieminor fir Sic fatboliidem Gle
meutari6ulen Ealditinas mettere
feds 30glinge nit bem 3e1gnib Der
@eife entlalien. Die @riifllng fan6
itatt in @egenmart ser @eiitli6teif,
oes faiierli6 oelltid,en .@eheralfon-
iuls 9. Sbmiot nno bes tiirfiiben
Muoirs fir Shulmeien. S6on I'M
porigen Sabre luar SOS &~eife5eugnib
bier a11beren Seminarilten 5merfannt
woroen. Sic iulrgen 2ebrer lino fret
4id alle BON @eburt Mraber nn6 fol-
len arabii6e &in6er in ibrer Mutter=
iprad)e u1terri6ten. IA iie aber nod
pieridbrigem 9%ebrfurius ol1d 6es
Gel1ti6en madtig iino, mer6en III ab=
iebbarer 3eit alle 9ebreritellen Ser
fatbolii6en Glementoridnlen in So
LATINA NIT oeuti6reoenoen 2ebrern
beiett iein. ga sic pom lateiniiden
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Nrieiter troy dnBerlt beibnerlider
@ebtrgspfabe beiudt, nm ben 2er1-
|eifer bel 2ebrern pie &in6ern al lt11-
terbalten. Sn iiingiter 8eit fonttte1
5tpei tpeitere folder 5dnIen er0ffnefN
meroen am Siioabbange bes groBen ,
Sermon. S@on felt Sabren bate
Der griedii@=fatboIiide 8if9of bon
Gideoeioe i%nitdnoig oarum gebeten.
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aber oieie S6ulen iebr beliebt getpor-
oen iino uno oie oeuti9en 2~a3oriten
bon allen Seiten nit Bitten UNI
@riinoung tpeiterer 5@ulen ongegor1-
gen meroen, 10 fommen ol19 bieie
Sdulen Ser 6el1tiden Sa6e 5l1gute.
@enigitens einmal ieoen Monot miro
cine iebe bieier S9nlen bon einem
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lit, boB berielbe @erei,1 in Sbergali-
Ida mebr als Is Der 6ie6ene 1orf f
i6ulen fir &naben un6 MGb9en un=
terbdlt. Sn 6ieien Sdulen banbelt
es it6 Dor alem 6arum, Sen &inoern
eineh geoiegenen driitli6en S6ulun=
terribt 5u geben, obne lie ibrem eige-
11en @olfstbnm at entfremben. ga
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Eotriarden Seruialems ongeiteQten
9ebrer our6 oie turfti6e &egierang
ols ltoatlide onerfannt .un6 infolge=
oeiien pom Militdrbtenlte entbunoen
peroe1l, 10 feblt es nt6t an 8emer=
BERT fir sic inn 2ebrerfemtnar freige=
moroe11en 3ldbe. Mu@ Die beioen
pom 1el1tiden @erein bom @eiligen
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2anbe unterbaltenen ober unteritut=
ten Mdodeni61llen III Serniolem uno
&aifa, geleitet bon 6euti9en 8orro=
bausidmeiteru, entlaiien iebes Sabr
cine idone 3abl berangemadiener
.Ma6den, ote 6as 3euti6e fait ebenio
geld1,fig mie ibre orabiide Ma1tter=
ipra9e reoen nnb i9reiben. 8efunnt
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7oB Namom lid gu Ben bm bMbmbm @nk Ser 9annu1 s@n i@rm @Mbn uo n modmbm@ eue
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The Hartford republican., 1913-11-14
The Problem OF Meat.

AL TIE world i 4c-rsd Ascu,
nsat supplies fer TIE .-,-rs and
with reason. Argentina anI A-s-7-,is.
If they diver, some c. their meats
20 this countrg. vlll merely c-es--
a vacuum in Eurore. Yet q all co-n-
tr.es the tinted >.a.,S bas bes, rsas-
On 10 hope supplies nay i-,-eass
sith che demand Already ca--,e az
coming from Catalan nz1-ss follow
ing the removal q tariff duties.
Canada all FOR a lo-E tine - abe
% supply The -alze s.c,E -1-a- las
largely disap pes-si from ozr csu
country farther 49, - rszSc1 o.
the cutting up and fsnS-E c. tie
RACES. The orthe- s-4;as q W4xs-o
constitute as fine q oz-- = -SzEs - here
is in ;he vcri1 Wfr, sac --rs---
men1 rez-c-et-s-. e. S1-s-v VIII ee
one lay-;har $3.50 Ec15 - ar
ether Texas 10 -4--ss sar-lss- --ar-
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Press.
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-14
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
VOTE NOVEMBER 4, 1913

District No. Ed Shown tR)
AL. T. F. Tanner 1Dl iS7, Rober,
Davis (S) %. Shown's plurality, 4
District No. 2-Sam Leach (Rl
4lo. Joe Barnes Cd sos, John
Bracken (S) q. Leach's plurality
l02.
District No. Lindsay Mcdaniel
CR) 35l. Crit Hunter Cd 270. Hen
ry Render (S) Isl. McDaniel's plu'
rality, 81.
District No. 4-R. c. Tichenor tD)
27s. G. w. Rowe ,RJ 2l3. Tiche
nor's plurality, 6s.
District No. Winston Smitl
CR) 352. p. L. Afford ID 3o2
Smiths majority. so.
District No. e-w. :. Dean (R'
33s. J. l.. Smith (D) 3lo. Dean
majority, 2s.
District No. 7-B. F. Rice Or
3Os. T. A. Evans Cd 273. Rice
majority. 3s.
District No. s-Ben l.. Taylor(D
iO2. Geo. Early (s) 7. Taylor's ma
iority 3s5.