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SALISBURY.

Ernest Ryder, a banker of Albany, n
Y, Is spending few days with his
nephew, the Rev. +. r. Ryder.-The
Ladies' Aid social held with Mrs. Judson
Severy Friday evening, was pleasant
occasion. Lewis SeverY and Mrs. Ferris
with the Rev Il. K. Ryder sang very ac-
coptablY. Fred Hatton and family are
visiting at the home Of +. y. Nelson
Miss Cccie NJ Thomas has returned from
a visit in Basin Harbor.-Mrs. Allan y.
Leach and daughter of Basin Ifarbor are
spending few days with relatives In
town.-W. j. Brown of Salt Lake city,
Utah, who has spent some weeks in town
and vicinity, returned to his home or
Monday Nye Of Brockton
Mass, who has been spending his vaca.
ton with friends returned to his hons
on Sunday.-The guests and employees Of
the Mountain Spring hotel were routed
out on Tuesday evening by the roof
catching fire from the chimney, and only
after most active efforts were the flames
subdued and under control. This Is tho
second time fire has caught from this
same chimney within Week.-Mrs.
Gladys Young, who is / n the Mary
| Fletcher hospital, is improving and eX-
pected home in few days.-W alter j.
Thomas, who is sick at the home of hit
daughter. Mrs. F. j. Sumner, is gaining.
Mrs E c. MacMurtry and children ars
| visiting in town
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VERGENNES.

Charles T. Stebbins has returned
from Clemens, n Y, bringing with
him cannon that his uncle, J d.
Hancock, about 80 years ago dug out
of the Hudson river near saltwater
The cannon is about six feet long
with IA threc-inch bore and bears the
date OF 1884. 1t is supposed to have
been used In the French Colonial
War. The gun is I'm good condition
and Mr., Stobbins has placed It IN his
yard and It viii hc fred at he Mac
donouEh celebration here In Scptem-
hcr.-Mrs. s u. Blair of Pierre, South
Dakota, visited Mrs. w, j. Thompson
friday.--Nliss Myra Gee. who has
been visiting relatives here, has gone
to Troy and Saratoga, n Y, before
returning TO her home In New York
city.--Mr and Mrs Edward icnrlght
and daughter, Myra, of Kansas CITY.
l<ans,, Mrs +. O. sinclair and dHugh-
ter Charlotte. of Burlington. and Mrs.
II. w Abbott of Medford, Mass, were
recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. ].
Eno-W, ii. Adams, Jr., of Pough-
keepsie, Y, is visiting his parents,
Mr., and Mrs, W H. Adams--Mrs,
Charles II. White has returned to Nal
den, Mass, after two weeks visit
to her parents, Mr., and Mrs Henry
q, Miner-Mr, and Mrs b. S. G0odale
have come to orwell for week 5
visit with friends.-Georgc Richards
l0f Worcester. Mass. q former rasi-
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A daughter has been born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Hasseltine of Rutland. They
are former residents of this town.--Mrs.
James Ward and Mrs. c. NJ. Hanks have
returned TO Mddlcbury after visit with
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Ray or
South birmingham, Mass, are visiting
his mother, Mrs G.. " Ray, and relatives
in New IIaven.-Mrs william Grant, who
Is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Wright is in poor health.-Miss Rena B'
Kingman has returned to Burlington
after visit here with relatlves'-C. W.
Corey Is able to be out.
Miss Lydia Wright Ia visiting In Char
otte and Burlington.-G. w. Sneden Is
confined to his house by illness.-Mrs.
Mendel Danforth and daughters, who
have been visiting In town, have returned
to their home in Hudson Falls, N. Y
Mrs. r. J. Irish and children of Salt
Lake city are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. g. w. Norton, and other rela-
ltives,-Miss Ella Rogers is visiting In
| New IIaven.-Mrs. Hulda Clark and Miss
Marion Clark have returned to Addison
Mrs. Amelia Barnard is visiting her
| brother In Weybridge- Rev. David
Barton is engaged in evangellstic work
| in New York State.-Nrs C. T. Frary
has been visiting Camp AbnaN at Eortt
| Icro-N1Iss Mabel Lane has returned t.
North Ferrsburg after a week Will
| friends here.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Washington Ward of Vergennes Is
the guest of Mrs. Nina Ward. Mrs. Ella
Rogers is the guest of Mrs. A Mason
Mr.. Durfee has moved from the Nuttng
farm to Middlebury. Coy and chill
dren of Burlington are guests of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swenor.-
Mrs. Lodewick Of Saratoga Is visiting
friends in town.-C. c. Chaffee is In New
York, the guest Of his son. Frank Chat
fee-Wallace Hathornc and family are
in Camp at Long Po!nt.--Mr and Mrs
+. l.. Shackett are at the lake, camping
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Palmer are enter
tanning friends from Providence. r. l.
Madam Jackman of Waltham is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs c. s. Dana.
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ORWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles |. Raymond and
son Of Fort Edward. n. Y, are with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, j. O. RAYMOND
Or l.. b. Rowe and family are at Thomp-
sons Point for two weeks Miss Geor-
gianna Parneli OF Springfield Mass. Is
visiting friends in town.-Miss Ellen Allen
of Keenc y. H., Is visiting her parents
herc,-Mr and Mrs, j, Il. Conway have
returned from a visit with friends in Fair
IIaYon,-Mrs c, N, Brainard of Wash
ington, ID. c.. is with friends in town
The Rev. and Mrs, lsaacs left Monday
for four weeks vacation at Thomp-
sons Point and Lake Georgc.-D. |.
Wells and family are Mt Thompson's
Point for two wreks.-Miss Agnes Ner-
cure Is at homo from Rutland. John
Hopkins and Miss Lila Breed of La
Sale, N ", and Miss Esther Hopkins OF
Oneonta, N. Y. are with her mother.
Mrs, l.. II. Hopkins, for a few weeks
There was meeting of the ladies'
Sewing society from three to five We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. ii. e. Hack.
IL J. Vail and family Of Boston are at
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THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic. Along OF
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
M!DDLEBURY.

The Ladies' Missionary society or
the Memorial Baptist Church held a
meeting in the vcstry of the church
wednesday July %, und there was =
very gratifying attendance In spite Of
the fact that there was pouring rain
at the time OF the opening. An in
terestinr address was delivered hN
Miss Ada A brigham of Brattleboru,
who ;olG of n trip around the world
from which she has recently returned.
Miss Brigham devoted most OF hcr
talk to what she saw and heard in
Burmah and the audience was much
pleased with her address Just prior
to her address an incident unexpected
to most of those present occurred,
when Lake Dunmorc Lodge, No. IL,
Independent Order of odd Fellows. Of
Mlddlehury, entered the church in a
Body and shortly after Charles Il.
Youtt, past grand. acting in behalf Of
a committee of the lodge, presented
10 the pastor the Rev. Richard Il. Es-
len a fine gold headed cane inscribed
with his name. as we'll as the name of
the lodge In explanation of this
presentation II should be said that
ever since the beginning of his pas
torate in town the Rev. Mr. Ester has
shown many kind actions toward the
Odd Fellows Lodge and its individual
members, although not himself one OF
the order. Mr.. Youtt, in presenting
the cane. made a neat little speech
and Mr.. Esten. although taken entire
ly by surprise, replied with a happy
speech of acceptance. The gift
was made at this particular time or
account of his approaching absence
on his annual vacation. The gift Is
in addition an appreciation of the higi
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MONKTON.

II. V. Sears is entertaining NJ T..
Brooks of Ioston.-Mi~s Myrl Mech has
returned from Salishury.-A severe el"c-
trical storm. accompanied by mgh winds
and hailstones passed over this section
Sunday afternoon and another one in the
evening. The lightning did considerable
damage to the dwelling houses Of John
w. Thomas and Mrs Lizzie smith Miss
Ncttie Clark Of Richmond is visiting at
NJ r. MorRan's.-Miss Jerusha Brown is
visiting her cousin, Mrs, Delta Dean, and
other relatives hore,-Tho Rev. G. G,
Cornell occupied the pulpit nj the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday. CHARLES
Smith of New York visited his uncle,
G.. p. Smith, and Kenneth Gee recently.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Harry Hannum and two daughters
of Holyoke, Mass, are guests at DR..
Mary NJ. Platt's.-Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow
Of West Haven visited at Sherry Mead's
Sunday-Mrs. G. n. North visited friends
at Ticonderoga Sunday.-Mrs. A T.. Tot
tingham and grandchildren. Merton and
Mildred Waters, passed Sunday with
friends in Bridport.-Mrs. Levi Swift nd
two children of MlddlescX are visiting
friends in town.-Miss Marjorie Moore
of Westfield Mass, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. c. II. Hall.-The Rev, r.
y. simmons who has occupied the pulpit
of the CONGREGATIONAL Church the past
three Sundays. returned Monday to his
home in Gap. Pa.-There will be a meet
ing of the CONGREGATIONAL Church and
society Monday, August 10 at 200 p. m.
Mrs Charles Bush of New York Is the
guest OF Miss A. x. Bush.
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TNDERHILL

William Hunt is improving.-M Ella
Rogers is visiting Miss Janet Murdoch.
Mrs William Rlasdell and daughter
Maud, have returned from ST, Johnshlrvs
Arthur Nay and wife of Boston cana
Friday t. spend two weeks with Their
parents DR.. and Mrs, W. Scott Nay
c, T.. Nay IL Ill.
Clara Styles is visiting relatives in
Pleasant Nalley.-The ball game between
Westford and Underhill resulted In a
score of Is to in favor of the homa
team.-Mr and Mrs $. r, BENTLEY ot
New Bedford, Mass" are at Levi Met
calfs.-About "a was cleared at the food
sale Saturday.
Mrs T.. ]. Whtcomh, who has been al
York Beach, Me, has returned. Her sis
ter. Mrs S. L. Bates, and Miss Mary
Bates OF Burlington are with her.-Mrl
and Mrs George Prior and son Howard
have returned to Hanover. n. H.-Therd
will be n midnight dance at the q. A. ri
hall this evening. Reynolds orchestra
will furnish music.--Nliss Jessie MackeI
OF Framinsham Mass, is the guest II
Alice f.. Gle.-William Hunt was takeij
to his home In Jeffersonville Tuesday.
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the Vail home-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Tabor of Meriden, Conn, are the guests
of his sister, Mrs. f. c. Stedman.-Mrs.
Marion Vail. I. j. Vail and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Vail have returned
from Lake George and Fort Ticondcroga
N. Y.--The Rev Y. G. Flagg will speak
at the congregational Church for the
coming three Sundays.-B. f. French is
building an ell to his house.-Miss Eliza
Lille, who was taken to Waterbury 10
days. ago, died there Monday. July 81.
The funeral was held at the Con-
gregational Church the following day at
200 p. M. the Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs officlat-
tn
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Rev. David Barton, who has sup
piled the Friends Church for several
months. is touring New York State, en-
gagged in evangelist work.--The Misses
Daisy Russell. Carrie Miles and Mary
f. Miles are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Van Vliet in East Charlottesville
Friends quarterly meeting will he in
South Starksboro next Sunday There
will be no service at the Ridge.-Mrs,
Belle Preston and children have returned
to Ferrisburg. -Mrs. Arthur Burroughs
and daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Cox and other relatives in town
During the thunder shower Sunday light
ming struck the houses of John Thomas
ard Mrs. Lizzie Smith. but no serious
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ADDISON.

n. H. Spooner. mall carrier on route
No ], Is quite i'll. His son, Roy Spooncr,
is carrying the mail during his illness -
y barn on the Jet Dyke farm was
struck by lightning Sunday and burned
to the ground together with large
quantity of hay.-Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Barber of Canton, n. Y, are guests OF
relatives in town-Mrs. Hulda Clark and
Miss Marion Clark havs returned from
a visit In Bristol.-Nr,s. Carrie
Marshall has gone to Whitehall, y. y,
Tor n few weeks visit with her son.
Manlay Marshall.-Lttle Seth Warner.
who was seriously injured by a fall from
tree, is gaining.-L. J.. Tracy and fam
lily are camping at the Everest cottage at
Elm Point on the lake
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Marion Churchill. who has been
the guest or Miss Geneva Ford for three
weeks has returned to her home in Cor
way N H,-Mrs, Wales Sargent and
three children, who havo been visiting her
rather for two weeks have returned 10
their home in Randolph.-Dr and Mrs
Holden and party of Randolph were in
town sunday on their way to Montpelier
Mrs, A, c. Lamb received word Sat
nrday night that her brother. Bradford
Brown who has been In the Mary
Fletcher hospital three weeks under
treatment, expects to be at home the last
of this week.
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LINCOLN.

Ivan Steadman has returned to his
home in Andover. Mass. Mrs. Steadman
will remain a while longer,-The Manning
reunion will be held the coming week at
Calvin Manning's at West Lincoln
Three automobile loads OF Masons and
their wives attended a banquet at Ma
sonic hall in Bristol Monday evening
Elmer Parents sisters ar visiting him in
South Lincoln-Mrs. William Danforth IS
ll.-Mr and Mrs Frost of Glens Falls,
y y are visiting their nephew, John
Benton. Walter Morgan Is visiting his
father w : MORGAN
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WHITING.

Mrs. f. W. Baker is in Brandon visit
ing her brother, Arthur Col!ns,-Mrs J.
VI. Stickney visited in Brandon saturday.
Mrs Clara June Is the guest of Mrs.
Carroll Needham Mrs. A. A. Pond of
Brandon was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mason. over Sunday.-Mrs. William Nay
lor and little daughter are visiting her
parents In Middlehury.-Mrs. Carpenter
OF Boston visited her aunt, Mrs. Mason.
'rups1aV
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WEYBRIDGE.

\ daughter was born Tuesday morning
Emel!a Barnard of Bristol is the guest
of her brother. Rollin Shaw.-The Rev.
Mr.. llagadorn's topic for next sunday
morning Will be The Brotherhood of
Man.; evening, "A Night Scene" on
the two following sundays there will be
no service here.-The Ladies' Aid will
meet this week at Mrs. Harley Clark's.-
The Improvement society held a pic
mic yesterday at Lake Dunmore.-Mrs
Bert Cage Of Waterbury, Conn, Is visit
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. e H.
F'iskp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Napoleon Biladeau was a visitor IN
Barre Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs w y. London of Boston are visit
ing at Mr. and Mrs. l. p Titus s.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Flood
August / at the hospital.-Mrs. Anna
Pierce is visiting in Northheld.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Spaulding are visiting in JEFF
fersonville for two weeks-Miss Christina
Munro has been visiting in South Rye
gate and Nontpelier.-Ms Hazel Dut-
ton Of Halifax, Mass, is visiting in town.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs Adkins has returned 10 her home
in Ticonderoga. The next grange meeting
will be held August 25.-The Russell fam
lily are in camp--The families of the
Rev Mr.. Evans and DR.. Blaisdell are
camping near Lake Champlain.-Mr. and
Mrs O. T. Converse of burlington are
in town.--Nrs. Anna Witherel is in At
tlnllnrn Maea
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Harriet Plunkett is visiting her
PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Martin
Mrs. Caroline Marsh has gone to New
hampshire on visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Clanin accompanied her.-Henry Riley
has auctioned his property and has gone
to New York to live.-IIerbert Church
and wife have gone to Cataumet, Mass.
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SOUTH STARKSBCNO.

A quarterly meeting will be held at the
Friends Church Saturday and Sunday,
Several ministers are expected from
n way.-Stephen Young returned Saturday
to his home In Port Chester n, Y His
daughter Miss Miriam, will remain here
during August.-Mrs. T.. q. Underhll,
Miss Caroline Underhill Miss sue Bar
rett and kiss Ethel Chanin took an auto
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06

mobile trip to Middlebury Tuesday.-An-
drew Hallock and family left Saturday
for their home in Shirley, Mass.-The
Ladies' Home Circle will meet Thursday,
August H. with Miss Caroline Underhill.- 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Foster and grand
daughter of Mddlebury and Mr.. and
Mrs. olin Atkins and children of Lin
coin were recent guests at the home Of
George Elliott
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. u. +. Moader Is recovering from
her recent illness and her daughter
Mrs. q. H. Cady, has returned to Port
Henry, N, H-Charics Ray of South
Framingham, Mass Is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs c. V, Ray.-Miss
Evelyn Alden of Newport Is the guest
of friends in town.-Mrs. Mary Rider and
Miss Alice Rider of Burlington are visit
ing relatives and friends.-C. w, Sprague
and family arrived Saturday from their
aiinnlniLla trip IN UpiHA n. IL
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs O. b. Ellis and children Of Ned
ford Mass are visiting at II. e Nlch-
ols'-A son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
C. r Chaplin Monday.-The Rev. K. G.
FIagg and wife OF burlington are tho
guests of Or FlaGg.-The funeral Of Mrs.
Warner was held ut the Baptist Church
Mouday.-Mrs. Hattie warner is visiting
h.r mother Mrs I. r Boles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Announcements have been receive
here of the marriage of the Rev, Henri
Kempenfelt wye and Miss Beulah Louis
daughter Of Mrs. James Knox Benway {
Albany, n. Y, which took place in tina
city last week Wednesday. Mr.. Wy
will not resume his duties as pastor
tina Rantist Church here until the fr.
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STARKSBORO.

The Stokes and Mason reunion Will he
at the home of George Cunningham at
the g.. Il. Ellison place in Starkshorc
August 49, 1914.
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FARM for sale, about 100 acres. 70 m
lumber, lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings. r. D., near
school, fine orchard. Price 5000, part
cash. Box 1853. Wilder, VT. 40,w,tf
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SIC BARGAINS in farms Potvin'f
Farm Agency. South Hoyalton Vt
5,w5t.
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burlington Veterinary Hospital
73 Pine St, burlington, Vt.
M. j. A, RUST,

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. attest equipment Tor
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. 'Phone
IU6.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

\ SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT With
garden. 'ruit. etc. on the main street
at Westminster Station W. A good
location for commercial travel1,.
Apply TO w. v Farr. So North Union
street, Burlington. VT 1lSd&w,n
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted to work In q
training school as nurses for the insane.
Address p, o. Box HIS, Worcester,
Mass. a.. w,3m.
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WANTED.

RARE SPECIMENS or OLD BEN
NINGTON WARE wanted Henry f,
Bond, Westminster, VT. R6,6t&wit
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WANT TO SELL II room house. shed,
barn, Il acre land. fruit trees Maple
St. Stove, Vt j. A. Srowcli l0w,tT.
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NOTICE.

1END FOR PsICE list Of farms. etc
N. ]. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton. VT. G'wr
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-02
TRUST BILL EXEMPTS
 TRADES UNIONS
ORGANIZED LABOR LEADERS ARE VERY MUCH PLEASED WITH
 ACTION OF THE HOUSE.

Washington, June Trade unions and farmers unions would be specifi- cally legalized in their existence and declared not to be combinations in restraint of trade by paragraph which the house today incorporated in the Clayton bill to supplement the antitrust laws,
 Although it is designed only to clarify existing law, organized labor leaders say the final passage of this amendment will mark the cnlmina- ton of a fight waged by them for fourteen years since the passage >f the sherman antitrust law-for eX- emption from prosecution under the laws against monopolies and restraint of trade. On a vote to perfect the labor provision the house was re corded POT foB and none against.
 As adopted, the provision declares that nothing in the antitrust aw shall be construed to forbid the exist ence or operations" of labor unions or farmers cooperative associations or to forbid, or restrain members Of such organizations from carrying out the legitimate objects thereof. !" Supplemental to this provision the house adopted an amendment pro posed by Representative Webb, T charge of the bill, and agreed on bY organized labor representatives and the administration, which would pro vide that such organizations aud their members shall not be held or construed to be Illegal combinations or conspirators in restraints of trade unde- the antitrust laws.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-02
cUMMINs NOMINATED.
Wins in Iowa Primary For United
 States Senate.

nes Moines, Iowa, June 1-Sona- tor Albert E. Cummins today was nominated for reelection to the United States senate by about 40,0o0 over A. C. Savage. according to esti- mates based on returns tonight from the primary election.
 Congressman Connolly apparently defeated F. T. Meredith by 20,0o0 for the democratic senatorial nomination.
 For governor, George W. Clarke, in- cumbent, had safe lead for the re- publican nomination over Judge G.. C. Lee of Ames, and John W Rowley of KeosaQua on the democratic side John r. Hamilton of Cedar Rapids was reported ahead of V. K. McGiunis of Leon for the guberna- toriM nominations