davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
MERELY A suoourlox.

rs.hls thiss'siHs
The as..psP-r. ss Colorado haN.
S.-n silica, so 'sr =. SUGGESTION. Ia
the ..aef.ssionsI tss...ieA,inf .ptnr
fns,'.r ar soassrassi sna h, !. n..
-. paspa.- al "a. chi.s,sin q. ia.
,.rf.r- s,h ,hs, poilrs iio-.,.f.
-. vent To ssxxe-' To Mfs russss
aud hi. a.spr,sRs shs, sh-y call in q
f.s uf the aaa-iases-stsd tisis~as a
tn. strike ats,s,,, saa i-, them 'r..
sif,. rhe sosnnisss- has no. heard
the ss,aeets - sissa By the aissss,
tho op~essoss sad the militia. Al
,hs.- are issss~.srd PARTIES. vi
suxs~ss that the ass.~s. or the .nsn
mos people. - heard, A halt dosra
n.n could selected ~ho arr sol
affiliated With either aide and ~ha
,oa,d ,-,i ot the coalition. h-foss
the strike. Of the Immediate ..sus~,
isadinG up To the strike. of th. ~ss.
fare that ~ss conducted after tbs
ssssk. ~ss esiisd. and al the ~>-aia
since tho military occupation of this
district.
Th.s~ ~s~ais when d-.ssii-d b,
outsider mishs throw = diff-s-a'
light oa the eause situation. Al
i.sss II would he getting Al the fsrsI
from different angie.
No far The arts of the -omm,iie.
have b~en above criticism. The com.
rai,'c- II composed al fine lot o
brainy men. mon who know what
they want 10 learn and arc icsrniai
H.. Hence ~c suggest to them that
they find out from the indi,idua
non participating citizens their sid,
ot the unfortunate difficulty.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
Wak State Editors
loADY xINEnAx

Ssosa a.. Pueblo cEi.flsih
TIA; greatest soii'irsi s-is,sA. tAs
state os Colorado essf 4ss.-shS the
Lore kas.s j. ks. s.sae sssaSs o;
,AsA HSsay ksssa.s. sxsIs tassss
iA,s t.s Iins.Iss' s.s.hss sos 10
III. effort. ts ssHp~F tie sealsIs-
b-s Of Ehs nstios.I xusFs 80 6.s bic
p.s aa.s -slk ia:o Is. Treasurer =
1s,Js. sA4 .aas. lis sgafh-s sss.a6s
ss- stsSos TEr sIsss sss ssrpr
szss stats H.ss.r.s fnS-s ,Eis
.ssis b. o. iHsos.it.ils N1i ss
sssasil. ksE. s1iitir.i sAfif 'hzi
rsa.lsss. ,s- aaznisA,isn Of tai. zssa
'as s"S-fapf-
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
NO REASON FOR II
When Trinidad Citizens Show Q Way

There can be no rcasOn why any
reader OF this who suffers the tort
ures Of an aching back. the annoy
ancc OF urinary disorders. the pains
and dangers Of kidney ills will fall
to heed the words OF a ncishbOr who
has found relief. Read what Trini.
dad citizen says:
John T. Scantiing. $40 johnson
ST. Trinidad. Colo. says: when
lived In Maryville. Mo-. I was d0ins
a lot OF railroad work and the con.
stant jar affected my kidneys.
had backaches and headaches and
sometimes WAS so dizzy that ! could
hardly see. The kidney secretion'
continually troubled me. During the
night I had to get up several time.
and I was all tired out In the morn.
ing. read In the newspapers an
article telling how party had been
cured Of similar ailments by Doan''
Kidney Pills, got supply. and In
a short time they cured me. have
used Doan's Kidney Pills off and or
since and they are the only remed,
that keeps me in good shape"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don
simply AK for kidney remedy'-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Scantling had. Foster-Milburr
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
NOTICE

Whereas, our ranch, situated on
the hesdwxters OF the Costilla River
Taos County, New Mexico. having
been made a game and fish preserve
under the laws OF the State Of New
Mexico. known as THE Costili1
Game and Fish Preserve. and
whereas. the object Of said game and
fish preserves being for the protec.
tion OF game and fish and their in.
.creas. therefor, notice is hereby Civ.
On that no permits for hunting
shooting or fishing, will be issued
during the next three years.
THE ADAMS CATTLE co.
BY H. W. Adams.
II General Manager.
Chroniels-News soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
.C.t,rrh Cannon Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as theS
cannot reach tho seat Of tho discaee. Ca.
and in order to euro It you must take in.
ternai remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure 10
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces: lialrs
CAtarrh Cure II not Quack medicine. II
was prescribed by ono of tho best ply.
sicians In this country for years and !!
. regular prescription. !, r. composed OF
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect eofnbina'
tion OF the two ingredients Is what pro.
ducea such wonderful results IN curing
eatarrh. Bend for testimonials, FREQ.
=. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
Bold by Druggists. price &c.
Tats Halle Fsv,iiy PILL foe eecr2t.pAAeo1.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

sssa bs;as. iii. sa'silias tart. ,ks
remarkable ssiii sta .sics q. ssn
b. sitabl. without ..tapTotni.lnx tbs
hish aisHiil a, hss position he.
ssia.d ipr hin ia. affection. ssa fps
hi, o'iisr. the s-sr-s, Of teas o.
'hoissads o' fr.athH.n. particular
~ of that rla,. .hish keep. siua.
igoin tali'iys rs-.id-n, Ioincsir- .
personality dos not i-nd itself ts
fiiirui.. sad his accession sa ths
presidency has deprived IN. .a,i'i.al
.nnz -fi,-ts .f one os their most
fruitful sources Of inspiration.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
Resoiaiscapees Of
ne FIsaliey Deys
4 Hsvsey - Life.

oss Sf the jolly ~ isss is CsbsAia
7. Il NssS. the saeSsss s4,issf $50
sAs fos sssss ssssea - sesoAss Of
wsid .eas,f. sA~se ~ Sc. ale as
ssss. sf kob< snFs sAss three as.-
sass ago itoSs IL NasI-s act. sAs
. sailor fos sesss. - s,iliesias et
the ssss ss01shs the ssA captain IL
1854 so mise 49, fs-izH, ia ,As
AsaktsiAs Of csisssaa Oa suisiks
ID B~sssf he fsstsAis1 bsSk saa
forth S+,sssa tssi si,S .si Gs,sss
ssa isAfh-'s hoe Z. drive . I@sk iiAs
sats a-Aa. - sell - hs h.i siiSs>s
the si<xiAs oh . s>iiias ss.s@is All
N. OLD is.ixA,sss kses IA sosis CAP
ssih And si. little assA.is bose il
csssssi Ciss. oss a tbs n'.s sssiAs
bail, Asf. .aa sArA ..s tors
ss~s oAis . lee ,sssy axs
oss Water cstAAis MAJ .sssssa
the mail ores The aessg.iss huk
i'issk Hsvt 10 hssrhsssisf-. shrh
sAs 10 sosy task - 49,, oss sss
he sAs sssxks - sAs ~ o, the sas.
'insssAi aissas 10 . ssss' s.~a sas
hsis psisosss ihsss ~ ,.s weather
ses sissss Asys ssA vsse se4 have
lived To ssii a Il hsA u 10. bssa fes
the ktsaiy si> oe spos r.< issiAss
ssnsiss thsss.
M Ns~f saA ssoas the sisse To
freight isse ,h. hiArk Niii. ssaA,ss
sAa oA ,h.s- Ssass~Ss BE-. 4ssf ss-
ssSssss. si,h the isaiss. go sAss -.
aeas. .sa, II sassss - s.sss o-s, a.
. sssxrs ssf the ssaas. .ss I--rs Of
ossfsA~oas sof.ass which soea~ sta
sai.os.s arsoss .hos fsues .nasu.a
ia the ;.s shii. r.isk,f.s .i,s
,.s other s1.A II. fssisa. fell %
.hsis camp Al hishs ssa siilr-, Mf
M>Sss t~p usnpshioass A. .k1 tin
ss a.. a.s..Asr. 81. .spsais 49,. at
sraaias ss ~. hos.es saas at.ssase
ssss ans thus So abb so .~Ap-
18th bis life. h.s uaiy as,.s . tss.
rssi- salt .s.f the prairie at s~s-s
mile. 4. f.r Mead -h.r. ,h. sol.
.,i.s. s.s. na,in.a ssa a. s~s.xrs
pufsssss
cspssis NssI hs. sailed in n.asiy
eli tho ~s'.f. o. tn. sio''- oss. bis
'..>-i 50 sisea up =. lo.s ssd
Heated all the -as To Gre aiAad. but
this old -hI?.toa. esa- ,asoa6h i,
all.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
no CITY Theatre
F0a GATE CITY
espssas cssss Il Nsv llsxiss D.
ss1ss thaa lassa oAa.ss vses
Sss1s Ses AsasssSal HAyAssas-
i0vug Csays A o>seaaaeA

ssAsA S.s >- ~ Frs, ss--yss
ssssk,As 10 Hs .ss.S. i. IA. s.islss
siissss b. Jssxs H. H. Hssss asa
ssss.s as.s ~ ~. stats sasssas
so-as. is ss. r..- o. tsH.. H. s1l.s.
6. al. sPp~iIs~ss ~ sSe C.tf os M.
'"ss 81 81. ass~li.Asss Zoe i. .~.s s..-
sisrs lsa1isAsisa tn a.. sasp.s-. .os
ssiFh Ne. N.ssrg a9AIesysIisiss
4ss ss.s. L.oAs.. sss ssfisss. ,ss De.
cree Of ~. iossf eoas. .hirh Aaa-
s.s3ss-as 40 lsia.s,ias s...fsiAiss
Hatss sfota .reesiss naAssip.i
saIIiiss sA.se eassnsaas Rsstpss
&c. other tsss ..s 4ahisiPsl as~.s
The sa.~ .ss ssxasa b. -l.s.s %
-. tsasiae i.ssi lixAs. ss N.s Net
loo .na Colorado sas on. saaia Zee.
sinsnss safe In sseiAfias thss .hef
! aid sos os.rinnh = sihsls i.ssI b~ss
io-ssss. II -. at.so,.s.a assrs shs
ea.~ BAD s--a argued .na fissIIy
Submitted sha, os. v.fs imsosssst
sssspsasy prp,ssias rse.ssvaH the
, auaiiiisatlon Tot voter. 81 a,sair.:Al
esestiaas Tor si-~siai purposes AAd
L~.a .asis.iy overlooked. because Il
i. not isdssed 10 the ps,sted STAT.
uS~p: but - n. aursttoa uss cot
ssis~4 IL vss sos 81 tsa-ss
Thr spp~iie~. 10 the lower soast
.essRh, tn ssssrsin the silS at teAsos
from constructing . so-~sii.d ''~-
sieipai suiidiax saa issaias hoeis
for shs, paspo.~. The requisite ms.
tesit, af III. qualified siestos. sa.
thosisra the t..uc of hoeds. n.s 81.
r.-Iins S....".. The muni.issI 81.
| thofisi-. had plans aud 80 :its-
tioas prepared fos such = h"'' ..
hut these plans aud .p-ri.1r-t'"as
showed as i's main rarp--- Ass 80
be that Of al op~fa house.
The lower eoar, issued = re-
ius order based upon s~o rfoposi.
tons. nrss. that the city failed TO
file q eercfuiiy prepared estimate ot
the approximate cost ~ the proposed
Improvement and ,hs, the nsin ob.
j-rt of said bu,idins ~Ss for an op-
-sa house aud oals incidentally for
municipal purposes. The opinion
o,crruIrD the flint proposition aud
holds: chat the absence ot tho
sworn estimate Of the approximate
cost of the proposed Improvement
| prescribed by the tcrms ot sub-sec- E
ton g. Of section :t":. Complied
Law. Of 1897. did no, constitute al
omission which would insaiiiate the
election Of April :. 1919.
A. to- the second proposition the
court holds In the opinion: II the
primary object OF . building to be
constructed Is y municipal purpose
the fac; that II may be incidental:
used for theatrical purpose may no:
have the effect of rendering the ac-
tion In erecting II invalid. yet II Is
not for the court to extend the pow.
or OF municipalities to meet modern
conditions. and after careful consid-
Grafton OF the statutes quoted. we
are constrained to believe that the
owers herein conferred must be lin.
tied to the erection Of such necdtu!
buildings as may be required for
public uses In conclusion II Ia
made clear that the relief afforded
the plaintiff below should not 10 tc
the extent of a prohibition against
the issuance Of municipal bonds foi
the purpose OF constructing a build.
ing OF a reasonable character.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
hSul & p.

- 1875 . sosss tsr.snsiss sAass
out 'o colossAo aad esmsno~si iato
cowboy. Ne sspiaiy caught The
spirit ot the pisias and Ahnns off The
outuasd semblaaes as t~adesfnpseA
eastern hshils, Rough bearded.
leather clad. somhs-fo ss vide - the
widest. q: eaiiLsr Colt. On HI. hits
h- "a. .. ~,ia - th. wildcat. Vet
within his bosom ssili burned the
fism. of lsaasoa culture aud s-fine.
nent. Oao DAY he sss sidinE With
. stranger arru,~ tho range. Tusa.
Ing his head .uddrniy hr sa~ his
rom npsa,on make . suspicious motion
toward hts hip porkeS. without
h-.i,at,os tho Yankee drew his gun
sad sho, him.
The stranger droI'p~J like = ioe
The ro~,'o, di.,nount-d and k"h-d
Al the lad. ~ his victim.
u wonder " lie WAS really sp,ns
so shoot me-" hc soiiisslntscd.
'i'ii sec" Turning the body over
he discovered a flask Of whisky pro.
truding from this pocket. Poor
fellow said he. In y tone Of regret.
i've made a mistake. I've killed
an innocent man and = gentleman
At that lie wasn't going to shoot
M. He WAS soins to invite me iu
have u drink. Well" he sighed.
drawing hi, sleeve acroes his mouth,
the last wishes Of th. deceased shall
be respected"
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

srAs><. sssiiss. s.a'siae f.-a Ssss fsss
i~ss siseA~ fss ls3i sAs-s s<~ss hsss -
&eo s1ll
ssy ss~ssssa % S.ysssa@ss sa.ss. TAI
N~s ssst~fs e4Sssf-OesF e0Aiiss sAsss
AsH ~ - tssas. sUss 81 Aass,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

Portrait pain,ins relay racing is
the l's indoor spor' al the Paris.
American Nr association. II -ss
fret tfi.i t...n'i, ~h.u Walter
Griffin. III. landscape painter. ~ss
the model aud M.sHrf Howard
Hart horne. SsN Hohm. Charles
Isu'horn.. Hi'man too'- and Rich
ard Miller were fbnnrr.. Zach man
was allowed 'iy" minute 10 com
pI-'" his share of the work. an Off
-isl ,imr. Keeper standing os"r him.
-hronom.,rr In hand. when "n"
had finished his spell tho n-s, man
literally jumped Ia and continued. !.
and 10 ON until all had shosch their
abliiti.s Despite TIA. widely differ.
.nt t.chniru.- of tho six artists. the
finished product Was much better
than was generally expected. TIL.
f-atur. was such success. that !;
will b. repeated at the next gather
ing.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

NHk SsOSe
s sA~ ss.is 81
bsassas uAsl fs1
~ ysss f~s- -
Asi6s ass A0&
$50 sNk. ~
H s~ aA~.
he . h yes
sen. - A~s isN
y~ ssAAis -
yS~s fssa. -nT
ssiaHs s~seNl
feet ss0lAA
-Nx" - go
AgtSl - s..h
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
GllDOENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

-Yfx" AAk~ ssss. Assaiae, tired lsss
isisiy sssr- sish AsalOaG Assy o ~
esA&s sAi tsiHs- Us esssA. ssil->Ds.
A1sssss AAS tssALsAA
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

The death of rranci. de pre..ens.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

chronieie-NevS SOC . month.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Scd)ites &apitel.

s(uf sic @efobr birt. Ben Sails 81
breden ODER aber Dos Iabr5cug 5unl
llnliGlugen 81 bringerl, iprang NriIti-
bes Sapignette oils erlter on Sano.
Gr flctterte aiii Die Selien, Die Die
&iiite begrcn5ten unb beflamierte, Den
ge5o9enen Iegen in Der Sano, in Der
Saltllng zines @eltentoederS nit
ipcltbin idallenoer Stimme:
n@ruB Dir, on gelobtes 2ono, IN
Sen Der Toctolc in mGhtigen @ellen
oahinitromt. Gn geiegnetcs 2ailo, in
Dem Die aieiel Der Strome Iiamaniell
iino. 8ritB Dir, I'M 9tonen nleiner
@cbieterin, oes liebelsmertben Sr1u-
lcin Soiielin."
so Elm S6lpGber!" io9te @eoeorl
luro bolf SrGulein 3e5ette beim Nus-
lteigcn ans Dem @oote.
AlS Die gauge @eieaihait alts9c'
ihiiit mar, febrte oas Boot gum Ionl'
pier 5llriif, Der lid lan9iam cllticrnte,
Am llier Itcben ~blcibenb, folgten i'm
Die 3uriidbleibenoen NIT Den Slider
bis err Die Sud)t pcrlaiicn bate.
SrGillcin Soiiclin mllroe es bange
5l Mrtbc.
Die gad)t, Die ibnen in Seem Oorf.
nls lie allcs perlpren gluu6te, auf il
muroerbarc @eiie 5~ugeialen mar
nabm cin Stiid ibres Screens nit lid)
Iriitioes &api9nette ltonO nod int
nler alli icinem Selicn mo lang zines
nob Dem onoercn ollie bcgcilternoer
Sriumpblieoer.
Mit SSGnben mo Silbcn lid all'
flamlernO, flcttertc er enollh BON lei.
mem crb0btcn Stonopunfte beritntel
mno entging 9liidlih Der @ciabr, mi
5crid)elten @liebern untcn all5il'
fommen.
.Nun! @as Iagt SIR MN Dor
mir? Sabe ih niht cine brilont(
Stimnie? BIN ih nift elm pabrel
aiinitler?" iragte CT id)eroeno.
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SHnites &apitcl.

Sn einenn 10 mahniinnigcn Scnpo
fonnte es ielbitperltanolid, nid)t lange
neitergeben.
Gber Der b~olsitorrige gmcrifoncr
belt @ort: or mnrtete, bis Der engll-
i6e arcll5er pollitGnoig aus ibrcnr
@eiihtsfreiie cntihwunoen mar, che
err 9efcbl 5u elmer GcrlangIami1rg
Der SabrgeidppinOigfeit CAB. Slid.
lidermeiie trat Der 3eitpunft irilbcr
elm, oils ma 81 boiien aclpagt hatte.
Iie GnglGnoer ioben Die ghleloiigfcit
ibrer gcmiibutgen Elm mo goben Oes-
balb Die gerfolgung am.
WRit crncutcm 9lirrogcihrei be-
srIbte Ntniter loneaol ibren Hild5ug.
Sobn ober fam idrpeiBtrieieno ulo
itnor5 mie ein Observation-Disclosures aus
ben Sei5fommern bernii.
D@ann iper0en mir an inherent
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W 'uIulltIFuCS QuSuiuuJtil
in ons id)licBli6 Der Mitieniobn ielbet
nit e%initimmte.
@er lodt. bat sic @affen geitrcdt
iagt ons Spriidmort. Ntift 10 lpal
es nm ben Serrn Ariitioes 9apionctt,
b%eitelt, Der bartnafia Oorolii beltano
leinen Sobel 81 bcbolten.
8erooe trat SoDn allf Malter Son
egnl SIT.
y@ir iinb ba!" iagtc er l,nb mies
nit Der Snnb nnf cine bullfle Clinic
Die lid) bei Dem bcrrid)cltocn &nlbbnm
tel, bcnl SorlGiifcr Der iiiblGlloiiher
Wtorgeno1mmcritng, lllgcfdbr 5rpe'
Wfeilelr Dor ibncn ibrcn glifcn bot.
llnpcr5iiglid mrlrben ai,f Dem Ser
Ocfc Der Y6lorioa" alle 2iftcr allsge.
loid)t.
NQe itall0en bcrcit.
Son oela inoiidJen Gotten, Ser bieIe
@egellOcr BON @rilno aus faltnte, ee.
fiibrt, glitt Die Oad)t lalltlos iiber Den
S5ean bnbin.
El0elif legte Sobn Sen Singer alli
Den Mitnb uno empfabl Still
iGpcigcn.
ySeben Sic oort!" baud)tc er.
Waiter Tonegul lpar Der critic. Ser
pabrllnbnl, mas iein ltnter9ebener
ibm 5cigtc.
Gin 5peites Shiff.
Cine Sfnluppe, sic sic @i,dt
pcrlGbt, in Die mir eben einfabren
luollen."
Sic bnben ale 2ifter geloidt, ge-
rooe pic mir!"
y&ielleiGt fat bas Sdiff aud,
@ritllo, 81 wiinidelt, nidt gcieben 81
merDcn."
ySat man Tins bemerft?"
r@as ratben Sic ms 81 tbitn,
Sobn?"
.glbiumarten! Observation-Disclosures,
oh Ole SGaluppe SreunO pOer 6etno
lit"
YgSie es all6 iein mag, lie iiebt
nid)t aus, oils fonne lie inns etlpas an.
baben. Die Der englilfe &rell5er, Der
Sellfelsferl! = Ih, lief ba, oos lit
merfwiiroig! Man io1te fait glall-
ben, Die S6alilppe babe llns geieben,
uno iild)e, inns aus Ben aligen 81 fom'
men,"
llno in Ser S6at, bas aebeimniB.
pone Sabr5ellg batte ale Segel emit
ioltet, ltlrO entflob in Der Gi6tung
naf Norooiten, Oas beiBt, al,f Die bobe
Gee 5u.
nSoaen mir ibnen no62" fraste
Sobn.
.@osli bas2 @as gebt inns oie Sda.
lllppc on! @abriheinli6 Sdmngg.
ler!"
nSn bem Safe BADEN Tie Sreunbe
an Suno, uno es fonnte fir ms &c.
fabrlid) werOen, all5llegen," bemerfte
@eoeon.
Sab. @ir nollen Sen Weniden
bier nidts goies. llno Damn, wer iagt
uus-"
9os ionberbare Sdiff mar bereits
i'm gte6el perifmimoen.
Die YaIiagiere beidlolien, iih fiber
Sen 3miiheniaa niht weiter 81 be.
unrubigen.
Gos Boot pr,rbe binuntergclaiien.
Ger inoiide &utie ieste iid) ans
StGter.
nSobn," iagte Mnlter Donegal, i'd
meib nid)t. mie piel 3eit uniere Grpe-
oition IN Mnipru6 nebmen miro; Sbre
9luigabe aber lit es, bis 5u llnierer
Hiidfebr inter amerifaniifer Slagge
am gingange Ser 8nbt bin unb Der
81 fahren."
nga right" mar sic gntmort.
3mei Wtimlten lp1ter pcrlieB bas
Boot NIT Srdllein Soiielin uno ibren
@cfGbrten Die iSloriOa.
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Gortietitna bon Ser 9. Seite.)

afteten alle bas uitgepDbnlide Sfei'
benidieben.
Cine quite Minllte lang perbarrtc
Sobn iiber Die aonone 9ebellgt.
Damn oriifte err los.
.Surra! gs lebe bas freie Ime.
rifal" brittle Maiter Gonegol.
SrGulein Soiiclin l,lb ibrc Scglei=
ter flati6tcn 9eiiaQ.
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TO ATTACK PRIMARY LAW.
Senator kimbaII to Introduce Bill
Amending Elections Statute.

Senator kimbaII to Introduce Bill
Amending Elections Statute.
Council Bluffs, Dec. 81. - Senator
Glen F. Kimball. Of Pot.awattamie
county, is going out after the scalp
or part Of it-of the direct primary
law when tho Iowa legislature con-
venes. He is now drawing number
Of amendments to provide what he
primary law.
Believing that comparatively few Of
the voters of the state are able to
judge intelligently Of the merits Of the
different candidates at the primaries
state treasurer, he is advocating a
change In the method by which only
the governor and the lieutenant gov
ernor shall be nominated by the pri-
mary election, while each party shall
hold a state convention for the pur-
pose Of naming candidates for the
lesser state positions.
He thinks. too, that the new, non
patisan judiciary primary and the
election law is more or less OF failure
in its practical workings and is adj
vocating change by which candidates
Ior JudSesnlpS, either supreme or dis
trict, shall be named by the respective
party conventions.
In the interest of shorter ballot, he
would omit the names of presidential
electors from the official ballot, having
the men selected by the convention of
the victorious party and properly GER
titled to the secretary of state, cas-.
the votes of the state for the candidate
for the presidency who secured the
most votes in Iowa.