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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
BORDER REPORTS CONFLICT.
Rebels sim Claim Advantage Ia
Fight for TOPreou.

Ell PAso. March 2s.-The Federals are
winning at Torreon. according to wire
less dispatches from the beleaguered city
sent 10 Gen. Banquet. Minister OF War.
Federal Consuls Oh the border.
Miguel Diebold. Consul Generai for
Huerta in Ei Paso. asserts tonight tina,
messages from the capital inform him OF
a sweeping Federal victory. He says tina,
Pancho Villa and the rebels have been
driven back from second assault on
Gomez Palaclo and that the Federal arms
were everywhere successful
The Consul General says his messages
came from Cabinet Ministers and they
bore the Mexico city dates and the tele-
graph companys marks OF authenticity
In a message given out by the Consul
General Gen. Banquet, Huerta's Minister
OF War. wired as follows:
Entirely false Is the news published
OF rebel victories around Torreon. On the
contrary the rebels have suffered serious
defeats wherever they have attempted an,
offensive movements"
graphed as follows:
1T is incorrect that advance lines OF tn,
rebels have come anywhere near attacking
Federal advance lines around Torreor
proper. Whenever they have come In con.
tact with the Fedcrals they have been re-
pulsed with great losses
Confirmation From Gen. MASS.
Confirming the foregoing despatche,
| was one TO Mr.. Diebold from Gen Joa
auin Mass. who has headquarters at Sal
lilo and who at the time the messag,
was sent was on his way TO Torreor
with troops to reinforce the Federal gar
| rison under Gen. Refugio Velasco. Thi,
message read:
An well in Torrcon. In order 10 brin,
men in command OF Gen. DE Mature ar,
thanking the rebels. Alarm as to alleged
rebel victories unfounded. Rebel losses
last week at Monclova more than 100,
dead, and Tuesday they left 100 dead oil
battlefield at La Sierra de Arteaga.
have utmost confidence in humiliation o
bandit hordes."
From the Constitutionalist headquarter
| in Juarez come reports contradictini
these II was rumored tonight tina
Torreon had fallen to the rebels, The In
formation bureau In ' Arez, when aske'
regarding this rumor. gave out this
"A message has Just been received from
Chihuahua saying that good news for GU
cause has been received there and tina
the details will soon be wired. We thinl
It may mean that Torreon has fallen"
say Federals Tried 70 EscaPe.
Later It was announced that villa ha
whipped the Federals all back across III
Nazas River into Torreon and was closin
in on the city with his entire force fror
three sides. The Juarez officials at tn
same time said villa had reported tina
the Federal garrison made an attempt t
escape to the south to-day, but was drive
back.
ut Is not only Torreon that Gen. Viii
wants but the troops In Torreon too sal
Gen. Manuel Chao. military Governor O
chihuahua. He declared that Gen. VIII
had wired that he would have Torreon b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
BAY STATE SUFFRAGE VICTORY.
House Follows senate's Action
Voters 10 Pass 0W Measure.

.BosroN. March 2S.-The House voted
to-day. l6s TO 80. in favor OF the women
suffrage proposition In striking the word
"m1le" from IN" State constitution. The
Senate has already acted tavorably on
the resolution by a vote OF "a to :"
To becoiu. n law tine measure viii have
TO be acted upon favorably by the next
Legislature and by the voters in 1875.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
UNREST AGAIN IN VENEZUELA.
Report Of Arrest OF Col. McGiII asd
Other Prominent Persons.

WILLEMsrAp, Curacao, March 26.-Re-
ports received here from Caracas indicate
a seriously unsettled situation In the poll
tics OF the Venezuelan capital. According
TO the reports Col. Samuel McGill FOR
some years Instructor General OF the
Venezuelan army. was one Of many per
sons Of prominence to be arrested Col.
McGill however, was later released, the
reports say,
Gen, Manuel A. Matos, ex-Min!ster Of
Foreign Affairs. and two nephsws are
said to have fed from the capital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
ss6s SEQ IN AsHBURNHAM SALE.
silver Gilt ROsewater Dish Brings
$4,000 On the Last Day.
Special Cable Despatch to


LONDON, March 26.-The three days
sale of the collection Of fine English and
foreign silver Of the late Earl Of Ash
burnham closed to-day The total realized
by to-day's sale was S20l.+70 and the
grand total for the three days &35s.sso.
At to-day's sale . silver silt rosewater
dish. made by Benvenuto ceilini weighing
81 ounces pennyweights. panealed with
scenes from the history Of Titus. was
bought by MIR. Amor for 1850 Ns.%oO.
A set Of six siivergilt cups. Nuremberg.
early seventeenth century. showing scenes
from Old Testament history. supported on
short stems and circular plinths. Weighing
~ ounces ~ psanywsightA were sold 70
NJ. Harding for f1.lo3 (e6.Sio).
4 qavergilt sua aaa esvsN lsgnsA - .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

nautilus shdl. engraved with Neptune
and his attendants, Nuremburg. first half
seventeenth century, was bought by Mr..
Goldschmidt for f5o4 I2.52O).
An oval dish engraved with Bacchanal
nymphs. made in Utrecht in l6.+. was
bought BY Mr.. Crichton for f+30 02.150).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
MAURICE EGAN RETURNING.
4. =. Minister to Lecture At toiu ~.
bta aud Harvard.

>ps,id' tpOie besDafch 10 THE 50.
coPESlIAGrN. Mach 2..-Mau. ice
Egan. United States Minister TO Denmark.
and Mrs. Esau sailed to-day for the
United States on The new steamer Fred
erik VII. IL, will deliver lectures at
columbi. and Harvard universities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
FLEET TO MEET PRINCE HENRY.
kaiser's Brother to Arrive At VAL
paradise On Special Mission.

Special Gable DespstcA to The Sun.
BrENos AIRES. March ?6.-The Ger
man feet here is under orders to pro-
coed to Valparaiso to meet Prince Henry
of Prussia, brother Of the Kaiser. who
il arriving on a special commercial mis-
sion TO several South American countries
Prince Henry IL accompanied by his
wife and a large suite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

| quorum, and legislative and governmental
business was at IA standstill
A new Government council is being
formed to arrange for the holding OF a
Presidential election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
PERU's PRESIDENT OUT.
vice-President Legsis, who sue
ceeded Dillinghurst, Resigns.

LIMA, March 26.--The resignation OF
Roberto H. Leguia. Fir.t vice-President
Of Peru. who assumed the Presidency
upon the downfall Of President Billing
hurst who was exiled. was announced to-
day. The opponents Of the acting Presi-
dent pursued an obstructive policy which
prsvanted the Congress from obtaining .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

cut. There are rumors in circulation
that the Federal troops captured 400
rebels in the recent fighting around Tor
reon and shot all of them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
MONSIEUR Z" n RocHErTI

sd'er. About when Rsw IL Rag
"s' Appears n PaPls ulnself.
special cabis DsspsseA 10 Tn 0vs.
:, SAms. March 37.-Ths famoas "1fDN-
X spoken Of ~ ~. DssnArA No.
se'sd huasslf 10 tAe Noeos = ~ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

mohten. Elm scfpiiies Sntereiie, ba lie
Die gegentpdrtige Stimrmung SeutiGs
lanb's nnIcrem Sanbe g~eseniiber.
treffenb Ipiege1n.
Limb 1as merifnniihe Ibenteuer
Bat Serra 8opbrop gSilion, pie
ipcilanb DEM pritten 9tappleon. Den
Nimbus sebleidt. Sm Hopember
babe i) bier Tin Der ,3utunft") 5lpei
bon Dem Staatsiefretdr @amboa an
Den Isentcn Der Der. Staaten 9crihs
tetc giotcn ncroifentlift, Die beutlifj
beipieien. odb Den @erifanern pon Den
llniteo Stdtes ltnertrdslides 6u9es
mitbet porben ipar. SaS bate Der
9iorbs Imcritaner ben Staats9eihdfts>
fiibrern r~cr5ieben; uid,t per5eibbar
ihcint ibm. baB Tie niht Dor DEN,
eritcn Sairifritt Der Srase Die Nnts
mort f%dnptn: @pllen unb fonnen mir,
ipenu ianfte Nittel periagen, 9e9en
bas 9er9lnno Werifp cine Guerilla,
Die Sieg rerbeibt. fiibren ODER cs burd,
cine 3iiiteniperre ausbungern? Dor
bieier Sauptfrage perfrod iih Der
9ieberlinn friebliher Shreibtiihs
m~eniden; 10 ipeit, bofften tic. ipirb's
ia niht fommen. Sn Wpobroip
8ilion. Dem Srdiioenteu. gliibt, inter
Der itiIlen Slamme zines Dor Sirnen
niht ihlpinrelnoen 8eiites, mdnnli1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

a mr. wolfe ke' bedre'en. Mr. hun
esugu'r gemenkt DR. wolff mat Alb
SIGHT d'Stoppelen hun, fer govt
A fer dat CT not soil de- Schein hun,
ass wolfe mr. kuhschtech son, hui
mr. d'Stoppelen dot Jahr esugu'r will
mi gruhS gelOs beim Schneider EVIL
soss. Do k0nnt DIR dach gesin, dat
mr. ct govt an e'erlech mat eech ge-
ment num- Den Hapdeiwel hu'et
d'Uhere' gespotzt, wi d. Pitter ge-
reedt hu'et, a seng Nu'eslecher son
OPP an zo'u gangen, esu hu'et e ge-
schna'ufft. II konnt e gese'en, t
hu'et 'em gekacht; n war dock
be'ess, aver not liver d'Baueren,-
heen hu'et agesin, dat dee recht ha-
ten,-awer liver de Gromperendei-
wei war e be'ess. "Du vermaledei-
te' Klatzkapp!' s6t en-; 'esu domm
ass dach ken Eefalt mi OPP DIR gamer
Wolf, wis du bass! Zu Tre'er bass
d emol mat dcnger Dommhet drage-
fall. Du'rno guhngs d. op d'Giesch-
terNeiSien, fer dech u eSu engem
DONNIE Beedbro'uder erw0schen re
lossen. An hei machen di domm
Bauere' mat DIR, wat Sc wollen,
wells DIN domino Kerel bass.
D'Dommhet kuckt DIR aus On Aan
eraus. An du'rfir, fer deng Strof,
sollst de vun hett un de Numm
'Dommen Deiwel' drohn. An deem
Numm soils de droh' boss un d'Enn
DIR Wolf. Tn denger Dommhet soils
de leewen. Mat denger Domm-
het soils de vun elo un deng Kuuscht
Brutt verde'enen." Wi n dat lest
Wuhrt ges6t hat, guhv 'en 'em eng
OPP de Bak, dat C boss OPP de Frum-
breger Half gefu'r ass. Dee lett on
gefe'er eng halef Storm welt ewech.
-Gequellt Grompere' guhv ct also
keng dat Jahr, not an DR. He'll an och
not zu U'esweller. Ma o'Baueren
hate yum do u Ro'uh nam Deiwel;
heen hu'et sech not mi dohi' ge-
tra'ut. r,
Den deitschen Dichter Friedrich
Ruckert,-'en ass 1866 gestu,rwen-,
hu'et liver diselwecht Geschicht elei
e schee' Gedicht gemach. iwerschri-
wen Der betrogene Teufel'. Ma n
hu'et ct esu du'rgestallt, ais wir ct
an Arabien ~passe'ert. De gudde'
Mann hu'et eft alt not besser gewoSt.
Wann 'en di Geschicht elei yum
"Dommen Deiwel" kannt hiatt. damn
hiatt e gewost, dat dat zu U'esweller
passe'ert ass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

Den. @arim nat 8iliou Den @cs
neral 8ictoriano Suerto nid)t ais
YrdiiOentsn Der Hcpliblif Wcrifo ans
erfanut? 8eil r5uerta's Sano pom
8lut unid;ulbigcr Mcultcn bcilpclt
iir." 9a3 tliugt pompDs; ppdj 6crr
@ilion fam. bari ullb piQ audi nidlt
priifen, in lueld)cM Sdnocrn anf Dem
bodltcit Sis Giner tbront, Dem Od5
8lllt l1niduloigcr Die Singer gcr0thet
bat. nod BIC Stcrnc unb Streifcn Der
llnitcb StutcS All Den GutId)luB
nagelu. ioIhe 2dnber III bic 8abl
neuer aaiicr, a0nigc, YrdiiocnIeu 3u
3luiugcn. HIM cin dnbcrer &iIion.
Ser, aIs @eiaubtcr Der Ser. Staatcn.
Die Nufitlnbe Sranciscn Wabcro'S
gcgen Yorfirip 9ia5 unb 6ucrtns
gcgcn Wobern in Der NGbe lab, bat,
nod ais bns Slut Der Mnbcrp'5 &C.
flpiien mar, Dem N~nmen5pctter Die
Inerfcnmlng Suerta's cmpfoblcn.
Sat aud nngebeutet, oaB CT Den llr>
iprung uno Die Ndbrmittel bes britten
Iufltanbe5 (ber Horbs Hebellcn, Die
iid, inter Yiad urO SarrnnSa,
rGonfitutionaliiten" nennen, 9esen
Suerta) grea beleu6ten fonne. Nur
Der @iberitanb 8aibinston's bat Den
seipiiienlos frdftiseu Suertn gebin>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

(Sortiesrns Der 1. Seite.)
Saltuns perionIihcr Ibneiguns scsrn
pieie 8esierrns nnieli9cr @ciie 5u
einent b~epaffnetcn Gonflift tonmcn
iolte, 10 perben mir MIR gcgcn &C.
neral Sucrta uno Sieicniscn. Die inn
Sc~eresfol9c leiitcn mn i'm unters
itiisen. fdnlpieu, uno unIcr 3icl piiroc
mebr b~as;enigc iein, Der 9cpoltcrrns
Der 5erileiiften Hepublit Die 8clcacus
belt pieber5ugeben, lire eiseneu &C.
ietc nnb lire ei9cne 8e9ieruts lpicbers
bcr5uitelen."
Ser Srdiircnt erflGrtc Damn lpcitcr,
er hoife srnItlit,, baB &ricg gar nidlt
in Sraac tommc. 9us amcritduiidlc
%plt besc nidt ben 8unit,, lid in Ole
inneren anselegcnbeiten Der Sdlpcitcrs
republif Su miidlen.
Or mDfte nidt ieinc @~efngniTe
iiberifreiten, NIB neSbalt menoe CT
iih oil ben GunsreR. Der YrdiiSent
filbr bann fprt: pSarum criuhc ih
I'M Sbrc Suitimmung. baB ih Die be-
lpuffnete Wadt Der Der. Staatcn Der
art unb in ioldeS Iusoebnung be-
nllecn bnrf, ais cs nptbis mcrbcn
oiirftc, bon @cncrdl Siicrta mn iciucn
Inbdngcrn bic polite Incrfcuumng Der
8cdte mnb Der @iiroe Der Der. Stoaz
ten 3I crlargcu. iclbit inter bcn be-
Salcrlid,en 3uitGnbcn. Die icet uls
9liidliter Sciie in Wcrito bcrridlcn.
Sn GEM. mas mir ibnn. fam fcin DC
pantc OH Inariii oher iclbitiiihtipc
@roBmumiuft iciu. @ir ilid)cn sic
@iirbc nnb bic Iutorit1t Der Scr.
Stnatcn nuircht 81 crbultcn, MIR neil
mir lpiinidcn itcts mnicrcn NrnBcu
@inilub umScidnpddt iiir Die 3iclc Ncr
Srcibcit uufredlt 6il crbaltcn. in ben
Ger. Staatcu iotpobl mic iibcraa. no
CT gum @pbl Der @enitbcit gcltcno
acmadt pirb."
Sas Nbgeproncfcnhaus hannclt.
Ndh bisiger Scbattc. Die iibcr pnei
Stunbcn lang nauertc. nabm nas SuuS
am Tbcnh go. Npril) Die Reiolutinu
an. mcld)c Die Ibiidt hcs Yrdiiocntcn
autbeibt. Yuntcr Seniisuna Der be-
p~afinctcn Iaht Der @cr. Stauteu ppn
@cncral 0uertd bic ancrfenmm9 Der
&ilrpc unb oeS IniebcnS hcr @er,
Stanicn Sn erSlpiuHen".
Silr Die Mciolutiou itinmtcn int
@uuseu 337 Ib~georbustc; hdseseu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

bert, Srbnling 81 %itiften; obnc i'm
bate or Wclb, alio aud Sruppen be-
fomnen lib tpdrc nid1t senotbist
iporben, aus Sapan, auf &rebit,
@nffen uno Iunition 5u besiebcu.
9aB bes gfinenfrieses Siel niGt ettpa
Die Inncrion Werifo's lit (beiien Sns
oianeriprplicn unb biipanosinbianiihe
Saitaroe, minoeitenS brci5ebn Mtilios
men. bns Sternenbonnerreit nid,t ncrs
baucn fDnnteu) f., ipurbe bier oft betpnt.
@us ulio iIt's2 Sic Stilung bes
Singers, ben cine bon Der Sirma
@uggenbeimer gcfiibrtc Sdnbler>
gruppe ipiirt? Samit bieie Sippid,afi
it'd UNI rcitlid, fliebcube S~elauellerl
iese, unteritiist Sr. &oobrotp @ilIon,
Der Soealiit. Der gefdmpfer a0er
Ylutofrntie, DEN ipiiiten Snriden
@ila, Der stunr nid,t lcien nod Idreis
ben, aber BOD uno Sitel zines 8ez
ncrals nit 5icmlif)er 8iirbe tragcn
fam unb unseitraft, tunnels iprens
gen, freie gn9ldnber morben rnb duss
rauben, an Der Spise bon Yliinbererz
borben bas reid)e 2dnb berbeeren
bari? go ecbt's. renn Sfulmciitcr
berriGcn; burf ibre Sriqe icbcn lie,
bel beitem &iGen, ui1t, ipobin ibr
SUB itraudelt.
~Sa uuscmein srobe beiitide Sntcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

Seelcntraft; Brilliant Brian. fem
StaatSiefrctdr. III Elm berries Scnlas
gosensS alcnt. poS geuau pciB. ipic
maj Dffentlide &cinung matt uno
nilbt. 3lpei iiber Den SnrhIhnitt
cmporrasenbe @dnner nit reinen
Sdnoen. Sic mohten fiir ibr Saters
lanb Wiin5bGreS leilteu uub Dem
WolfebcpnBtiein baS linen Soupes
rain ut. Ole grfenntniB einferben, baB
nit linen c,neS ncuen .&plcnS 8irs
bel, neue. iuob unperrpltete gntihluBs
fdbi9feit ms Imt lam. Sod Iles lit
linen. bis beutc GueS %miBhlnsen.
%eil lie mcintcn, shiigaben inter-
Matchmaker Yolitif tountcu nid)t
anbers dis Soroerumgen uatios
ralcr N~atogsarbeit bebanoclt pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

reiicn auf Dem 8ebeacnipicl lteben.
oiirfteu mir (Seutihldub) brein
reben; Serru 8ilion iagcn, pab Der
Wonroes @runbiab (ber lid nur geacn
Den Teriud iuenbet. cinen nmerifas
niIfen Staat frember Wnft 81 untcrs
iperfen) unS nidlt bcitimmcn fonnc.
mil6ig nnb %beplmocrnp m~itausuieben.
lpie IbcriniQiouen bcutidcn Sciisco
pcrnidtet merben. Sreunoihait, Sic
nidlts cin6rin9t mn obcnbrcin. Ole
Snterenenmabrung binbert. iii Gin
Gurus. Den S~cutiflnnb Iif nid,t gcs
lIattcn bari. England lit audi itiq.
trobbcm Gin Sritc gcmorhct. elm ms
berer aus ieiner Sarm geiaat iuurNc?
Gppnro @rcpc ipciB, mnrlmr. Sn
Niprbs @erifo iino groBc YctroIcnms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
,sp3iea. fir btfe Setuus bearbehet)
Die Auslano prrQe 3ur gage.
Vpm ,. n.

burd) nripibcritcblid3e llrIad)en berbeiz
gcfiibrt. Observation-Disclosures lueroc CT
Der icBigcn 0e~neratiou DER Nmerifdnef
ipcit mebr Gorge unO @erlegenhcit
brillgcn. ais &ubm rnb @clpinn.
Die beutifJe Yrefe.
Sie beutlfe Srciie. cinihlieBlidI
Der 6 Centrum spreie c, lit nit
unieres Srdiiocnteu merifanii6er
Eolitif gang unb gar nift einperlran>
Den. Ipu rieiem Stanppunftc aus be-
bunbclt nun aud, Der &ernusseber Der
rSufunt" Die meritanilfe 6ragc,
Die fir un5 nun ploslih cine brens
ncnbe getporDen lit. Ingeiihts Der
iiingiten gntipidelung Der Sin9e sez
pinnen bie Iusfiibrungen 5arhen's,
bencn mir niht burhau5 5uitimmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
u d. tmng 9, ltebc 2anbS.
eute!

Ter Snrhihnitts . 9ngem.
burger tit crirent oner es sefdilt
ibm bod wcnigitens, wenn CT
GtpaS IN Der ,0a3ctte" iiber
iid) uber icine Jamilie ober iiber
bieieS pber ieneS GreigniH auS
Scriunnotens mnb GremnoeS.
frciien lieit. llnb bic .,0asette"
lit INNER bereit, iold)e Nadl-
riftcn IN lire Spalten aui5ms
ncbmrn. Sabei nimmt IS feline
srnRe Wsiibe bic 9batiadDem ant
cine Eunfarte nieher3uihreiben
nnb einsuihifen. @inc Garte
fritet bios einen Sent, Gin Srici
S,uei Gents. Nun limb aber
mand,e 9eiitc Der gmiidDt, Gin
Hc6aftenr ipll, cben tpeil CT
Rcoaftcmr 1T, GneS wiKen. sic
beridten nIiO nihtS. iinS aber
hphlifit cr5iirnf, ipcnn nidtS
iibcr bic betreffcnbc Sesebenbcit
in Der Seituns criheint. Der
g@ciie infprmiert bic Hchaftion
uuo CT erreiht icincn Smef unb
biHt lid iclbit mno Der Seitune
bic CT licit. Niip, bite, licbe
2anbSlcmtc!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
G,sxsntharnsr esusstts, gisnstnp, nr:t -. April 1914.

81. lin balb 10 llbr giu9 Der Be-
id]luB sur Seratbun9 an Den Scnat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
tmxrmbmraer
1fnd)ridten.
Ans nru alrr. 5iaatru.

5pc5iea fir bic ,9uIembnrgcr 1ajette".
&riimmdJcn aus benz &nappiaf
hes Or. Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
Hrdfinenten. @ptiGaft.

(Sortiesuns non Der 1. Seitc.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-14
]. A. WATERS,
lone, Oregon.

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for the Of
fee of County Clerk, at the RepIhli-
can primaries to be held May 15,
1914. l feel that my three years ex-
perience as Deputy County Clerk
gives mo all the necessary qualifica-
tions, and l hereby respectfully So
licit the support of all Republicans
at the Primary election.
Very respectfully,
A. M. MALLORY.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-14
FOR SHERIFF

Subject to the will Of the Republi-
can voters of Morrow County, an
nounce myself a candidate for the Of
fco of Sheriff. If elected | promise
faithful performance of duty and
strict enforcement Of law. All those
interested are cordially invited to in
spect the records of the Sheriff's Of
flee, which have been in my charge,
also my record as deputy, or as a
private individual.
GEO. McDUFFEE.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-14

l wish to announce to the Demo
cratic Voters of Morrow County that
| will seek the nomination for the
office of County Treasurer at the
coming primary election.
HANSON HUGHES.
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SOME OIL REDUCTIONS.

At Heppner Garage: Gasoline in
cases of 10 gallons, $2.75; Eocene
coal oil, per case, $2.4O; Pearl oil
per case $2.15. These prices will
prevail until further notice.
ALBERT BOWKER.
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1
spectfuly
Republican Primary Election May Republican
and believe that
glad to do the
people to nact their the interest of the
the upt
that when such laws adopted they This
constitutional privilege
Courts ! 'T
Very respectfully,
Yours for Good Government
Pald AdV. HENRY j.
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For JOINT SENATOR.

To the Republican Voters of Morrow
County:
l will be a candidate on the Re-
publican ticket in the May primaries
for denomination as joint Senator
for the District comprising the coun-
ties of Morrow, Union and Umatilla.
Respectfully,
Athena, Or. c. A. BARRETT.
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Motto: Equal justice to poor and
rich. Four justices to be nominated
Salem, Oregon, April Is, 1914.
10 the Republican Voters of Oregon.
Ladies and Gentlemen: | wish
TO state that | am candidate for the
Republican nomination to the Office
Oh Justice of the Supreme Court of
the State of Oregon. | began the
practice of law at Pendleton, Oregon.
In 1881. Having served as District
Attorney two terms, and as Circuit
Judge in the Sixth Judicial District.
comprised of Umatilla and Morrow
Counties, and having been elected in
1910 to the position | now hold as
a member of the Supreme Court, |
feel that my record is an "opea
book" l appreciate the favors
shown me by the people of this state
and hope that have in no way fail
cd in the exception of the trust COM
mitted to my care, and that | may
have the continued confidence Of the
electors Of the state, and especially
nf fhnca nf y,,, bop,n Ji,tu.a1
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w. w. SMEAD.

I am a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for the office OF
Sheriff Of Morrow County. II nomi-
mated and elected | will conduct the
affairs of said Office in a business
like manner and in strict accordance
with law.
Yours respectfully
w. J. BLAKE, lone, Ore.
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FOR TREASURER.

I hereby announce that l will seek
the Republican nomination for the
office of County Treasurer before
the coming primaries.
FRANK GILLIAN.
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GEO. McDUFFEE.

Subject to the will Of the Republi-
can voters of Morrow County, an
nounce myself a candidate for the Of
flee of Sheriff. If nominated and
elected l pledge myself to the people
of the county faithful performance
of duty and strict enforcement of
law.
JEFF NEAL,
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FOR ASSESSOR.

| viii be a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Assessor and
will appreciate your support before
the coming primary election.
j. j. WELLS.
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Political Announcements
paid Advertisements J
COUNTY CLERK.

To the Republican voters of Nor
row county, l hereby announce that
will be a candidate for nomination
before the coming primaries for the
Office of County Clerk. | earnestly
solicit your support, and should l be
nominated and elected. l promise a
faithful and efficient administration
of the Office.
]. A. WATERS,
lone, Oregon.
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To the Democratic Voters of Nor.

To the Democratic Voters of Nor
row County:
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of County
Clerk on the Democratic ticket, and
ask your support at the coming pri-
mary to be held May 15,s 1914. If
nominated and elected, l promise
faithful and efficient attention to the
duties of the Office.
E. R. HUSTON,
Eight Mile OrapOn
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JEFF NEAL.

To the Democratic Voters of Morrow
County.
l hereby announce myself as d
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
Morrow County, subject to your de-
cision to be rendered at the coming
primary election. Law enforcement
and strict attention to official duties
is my platform.
ANDY HAYES.
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To the Republican Voters Of Nor
row County.
| hereby announce myself as an
applicant for the Office of Sheriff of
Morrow County. If nominated and
elected l will discharge the duties of
the Office to the very best of my
ability.
w w. SMEAD
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E. R. HUSTON,
Eight Mile, Oregon.

I wish to announce to the Republi-
can voters of Morrow County that I
will seek the nomination for the Of
flee of County Clerk at the coming
primary election.
j. O. HAGER.