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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
$4,000 MEN DIGGING
TRENCHES IN BELGIUM

PARIS, Aug. i-Twenty-five thou
sand men worked through Sunday
night entrenchlng the frontier be-
tween the Belgian forts ana the Ger
man boundary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

A firm of san Francisco will erect
brick block on 9Th street, Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
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) BAKER SELLS SUTHERLAND
Tri- States Best Pitcher Goes To
CnnRtIn Tongue IOr $500.


. Canada League ior $500.
. BAKER, Ore. Aug. 5.-Pitch-
. er Sutherland, young right
. handed pitcher from Cottage
. Grove was sold by the Baker
. club of the Western Tri-State
. League. to the Edmonton club
. of the Western Canada League
. for $500.
. Sutherland pitched more low
. hit games than any other man
. in the league and was Bakers
. only winning pitcher all season.
. He left to join Deacon Whites
. club. The Edmonton club has
= so days in which to try out the
= young pitcher. He is known here
. as "the rawest busher in base
. ball"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

a week ago, with little Kathie Fisch-
er, Margharita Fischer, Harry Pol
lard and Fred Gamble
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

An offer of women's an-wool Sweaters that presents most unusual savings c0lOrs are oxford cardinal and white. nigh or low neck styles 80 ana S6 yauas for S3.g5.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
GREAT PRODUCTIONS
 BOOKED FOR ROYAL
Several Of The Biggest Scenic Sets Ever Staged Will
 Be Seen Here

The most elaborate array of motion picture masterpieces ever brought Co Bisbee are booked for showing at the Royal theatre These productions gre known as the George Kleine' Gt- fractions and embrace the foremost subjects including both historical and dramatic works
 For Napoleon and France" six reels; "Sparticus." six reels; Quo vadis,' eight parts; Anthony and Cleopatra" the original production in six parts; "The Lion of Venice eight parts; Between Savage and Tiger" six parts; "The Naked Truth" six parts. are among those booked for immediate showing while others Of equal magnitude are to follow during the winter season.
 The showing of such productions marks a new era in motion pictures here and it is to be hoped the in- creased 0atronat f. will enable the Royal to continue this class Of mas terpieces.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
Mayor of Miami Opposed
 To County Division

The Mayor of Miami F. w. Roando opposes freak division of Gila County He says:
 ' am opposed to the creation of Miami County the ground that it only result in economic waste
 The question is: Would county division benefit anyone except person with public building sites se2 cannot see how any profit would the people of Miami
 All can is great increase in taxes and no benefit 70 the community
 I would be ready for and support county dvis- ion matter based fair principles but this not The initial expense of establishing county government would be prohbitv and afterward there would be continued ranted expense.
 q AM DECIDEDLY OPPOSED TO THE DIVISION OF CHA COUNTY AND THE CREATION OF MIAMI COUNTY"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
MARY FULLER STARS
 IN EDISON CLASSIC
Days Of Early Normandy Shown ln Historic Film DeScript-
 i've And Beautiful

This afternoon. tonight and tomor- row night tho patrons of the Lowell will be taken back to the days of yore, when the Viking sailed the seas of Norway Queen Helga (Mary Full ler) of Drontheim. was loved by all but Ragnarr and his followers. One night they seize their queen and in- carcerate her on an isolated island. Ragnarr usurps the throne and inaug- urates a blood-thirsty reign Later he is assassinated and Queen Helgo re- gains the throne and brings joy and happiness to her people The acting staging. costuming and photography in this number are superb. A most pretentious number In addition to this splendid feature there will be When Men Wear Skirts in 1850, a Ruth Rolland-John Brennan kalem fun portrayal that is filled with the brightest of comedy and will be en- ioyed by any audience The Nitagraph company will offer The Unwritten Play" featuring Dorothy Kelly and James Morrison
 The entire program at the LoWei theatre for the first two days of the new week is one of unusual interest and exceptionally well balanced. The musical program will also be especi ally fine as Director Dawkins has made special selections for his Sun day night concert and picture ac compartment As the days are be coming much shorter the Lowell vii from now on commence their even ing performances promptly at . p. m The concert opening at GAS.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
e c c q e q q N 2e7,ooo PRISONERS
ArLp nY oERMANa !.

 e BERLIN. Oct 31 The total Q c number of prisoners Of war con . . fined in camps in Germany on c
 . October 21 was announced Co be c c 5.l01 officers and 2g1 .i6S men, . . including six French thirteen . ( Russian and three Belgian gen 2 Q erals More prisoners are said Q . to be on the way from the front . c The use of the autichoiera se- . . rum in the Austrian army has . e proved effective. Surgeons re- . gard the danger of an epidemic , N as having disappeared . q It is officially stated that c . the government has decided 10 . . regulate the exportation of su- ( . gar in such a manner that the . . major portion of the crop will (
 . be kept in' the country for do. (
 N mesuc consumption
 @ Duke Ernst Gunther Of Schles. {
 C wig Holstein. brother-in-law of (
 D the German Emperor, has been {
 A appointed assistant to the Gov = ernor General of Belgium
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
$500 Sweaters $2.35

There Is only a limited number of Sweaters in this lot 1t is a broken as. sortment of regular SD and S6 grades. slightly mussed and soiled colors red and white-Choice S235.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
THE VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION

most liberal and local mining mon believe that the new operators in charge will make it a success.
 Close to the mine, on the opposite side from the Painted Rocks is on ancient Indian city set on a butte. The combination of three points of interest should make the mine am entertaining place for tourists to go.
 Molybdenum ifs usually found in thh sulphide, molybdnite similar to lead sulphide galena. There is a good de- mand for it in the east and in Eng land
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

The mine is located in the Tucson mountains close to the famous Paint ed Rocks and has been a good pro- duCer The ore contains gold. silver, and lead, and molybdeuum, but for- merly not much attention was paid to the latter Now it has become a commercially valuable element and Che new operators of the mine expect to make their main profit probably from the presence Of this metal
 The price paid was S5OOoo and the operators will also pay a royalty on the ore extracted The terms are
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

Ohio has mixed-up situation. thrcuGh the injection of the liquor question into the campaign. Congress man Willis. Republican, and James B. Garfield Progressive, are wing with each ether for the dry votes.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
OLD YUMA MINE
 MAY RESUME WORK

The sale of ore containing moly bdenum one of the rare metals, will be commented within from 30 to GO days from the old Yuma mine n miles northwest of Tucson, on which an option and bond has just been given by Che company to w. J. Laf- fey and others, experienced mining men. Tho ore will be concentrated and shipped for smeiting
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

Democrats in Congress claim they vui retain their membership of 2SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

Perhaps the hottest fight of the yeai is in Pennsylvania, where Congress man Palmer is trying to oust Boise Penrose from his senate seat with Pinchoi a sa third contestant There .is merry music throughout the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

Republican congressional leaders predict a gain of 100 seats and con irol of the House
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01

in his long career, has mounted the platform [ nthe role of spellblnder.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
Statewide Straw Vote Indicate
HOW THESE FIG JREs WERE OBTAINED

mar O of Arizona to poll at random 100 voters his precinct their choice for Governor O prejudice and
 make the honestly and 2ut regard for advantage disadvantage ot candidates employed an lhov cion
 dou
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

billet meo En- Storm at 8iful0. Sc
mere omfopne0e bnm General DIRE
gon, mgoaen6e bpem Ben 5tri6 op,.
1tob, iom forleoen bi0fgrte ct 8ru0
mtellem @illa og Garron5a. timber
6enne Smfapneliesicene bleb Som
pentets Deltagere rent ellepiloe at
8egeiitring.
:&onpentets &rnii6eut, General
Mllareol, bolot en- Sole, bpori ban
iag6e, at 2m6H ito6 flor Enfnem=
meligbebsgi9lb til General @illa
poo @rnn6 al bans militere 8e6rif-
ter, men at Sc bog bar for intt at
regne moo bars Botriotisme. Sc
neral Gilla ifreb 6erpan lit Nap1t
pna oct merifnnie Stag / 2i9beo
meo Sc eorige DeIegereoe og fDs-
le6e Gloget, i6et bar UNDER alminoe-
Zig Sltbel erflere6e, at ban piloe
bpie Jig for 8onpentets 8eitem-
mller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Sc inbiite Sropper.

Cen inoiife Gorfnter, Sir Stu
itom Sebongtr &afil, ser er Meo.
lem al 8icefongen al Sn6terS raao-
gipenoe 5oriomling, opboloer lig
for Gioen / 2on6on. @an bar til
en- aorreipoapoert u6talt fig ON oe
inbiife Eropper, fom nllerebe MI er
poa sc europpiiife slmmarfer.
Bnrfboerne er nntogelig De Col
.6oter, JONI er beoit fienf ! europe.
ct iman, men lttroligt itRrfe.
5ifberne er oerintoo itore Mpnb,
mange al oem er 6 SOD beie, og
en- mege bsi 6opeobeflaonirg gipr
6em et1oam beiere % mere anrieelige
al n6ieenoe. De er eote asrfgere.
@aiputer,1e er ligeleoes maget ftRr-
fe, it9rH bpgyeoe iom Sc CT. 9atba-
11er1e gleoer al reIigi@ SSper og ifal
fRmpe lom 2gper. Dd er meget
trpfnite MOB sen brittle Megieriing
BIZ l,oen @etnnfnirrg goa.i o.
BEN for gnglm,6.
@ifber1te % Naipltter1e er treget
itrerge @egetarinrrere, % ! set belle.
iHner Sc hnoiffe soIoater fur
inoua @sraD tic Grnpringen. Sc &c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Bilbelms 8roflamation.'

aeiier @ilbelms Yroflamation til
fine Sol6ater lp0er iaole6es: Suit,
at S er Sc l1onalgte. Gen beIIiqc
Nano er / mig og meo mig iom &ei-
Ter al 1piflano. Seq er ben &p;e-
ties &eoifob. Seq er bans 9ppro.
bans &eprRi entont.. Dgo % E6e.
laggelie oper oem, ser er imoo mig!
Deo og 1oelngeelie oper oen, Ser
lite tror paa min Meisiion! 500
og goelpggelie til a%d1jorer,e. 2ao
SLENDER al BET tpife 5oIf gaa
@n6 forIanger beres goe-
(aggelle k, ben SUD, iom gieru1em
befaler Ser at uofere bans
@ilbelm,
Snperator, Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Mpt sprrngmibbel.

Sfelge ct fra gebenecta6p> g. g.,
/ 9pr6ogs in6lebet Telegram, er
&rigsoepartementet / @aibington
Serb me6 l1noeriggelien peo MrlenaL
let @aterpliet, g. g., at ct npt
Sprpngmiboel, Ser netop er hepen
al @illiam Burr @ibion /
ScbemectaoD. Spfin6eren pnaitaor,
at bans 0ebife Tan p6elngge Mfiner,
8omber omboro poa Merpplaner, u11-
oerminerebe 8roer, og Eog labet
mes Ammunition til en- Mrme / ct
9eu alt pau Mfitano. @ibion poo
ltnar, at ban CT / 5ta16 til at toni
trollere 6e ultrobtolette Strnuler, oq
at ban meo oisie uipnlige 9trnaler,
lom ban u6ien6er fro en- meget belt
fat fammenim Maifine, Fan efsplo-
oere ct bbilfet iom belit @pr9ngitof
paa Mfitumo. Gfsploiionen foraoru-
.ges al femiif @eaftio1, ser opitanr
peo @erdrelien meo be moien6te
Stronler. Spfin6eren pqnitnor, at
oe efter en- mt1rore Monldtof fore,
tagne @fsperinenter bar bepiit Sp,
finoeliens Solobarbe6, og at 8rugen
af famine efter itprre 3tmeniioner
blipe al en- forbolosbis itprre
@irfning, toet bans Gpfin6eIie ct
.9%runolagt paa 2opere ON Semi og
Der ct uforanoerlige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
notalelier at CHURCHILL.

S ct. Snterpieu fornpltg meo
@orre'ponoenten til et italien1f 81ao
potalte Mr. CHURCHILL: r5fient Der
enonl1 life bar f1tnoet nogen afgib-
renoe &omp Steo meo Sen tpibe
6lnnbe, fan bi life belto mi16re
glebej os ne6 ltge ioa ltort @erre-
bemme til 9es, iom ON ser bapoe
funbet en- iaaoan Scamp 9te6. 81
bens Mlnotng er ful0itenbig blofe-
ret, % me6ens 9piflon6s 8m1el er
opbprt og 8ilferIerne til Epiflano
.lammebe, fortipttes britif S1r6fgriel
.og Srbuitri lpoen Mfbrpoelie. Mf0e-
Finger poo Guiin6er al Mpn6 tra11s-
porteres ODER @abene / ful6 Sitter
beo. 81 itoler fulot % fait poo, at
ri oil pin6e arigcn, % ri bill ofre
Dor ii6ite Daler % li0ite Mano for
at 11oa set. Som Gslge al Sen franz
tie &9rs operoroentlige Gapperbeo,
.&usln1rbs l,pertet b1rtige @raftom=
itrengelie, Serbiens Mo6 % gnergi
og 1terrigs itore Meoerlog er @tiI<
lingen pe6 Slutningen al fgrite
Maaneb lan9t gl1nitigere, emo bi bob.
Sc bentet FIR ben 86e eller 9be.
Manne6.
@aaen6e 11o fra ct 0perberre6gm-
me til Sgs n9iten / 6orboloet to til
dn. bill set %nl1prrenbe Sfibsbpg=
ningsprogrm gtpe % eno1ul ltdrre
6oroel / 2gbet al ct Nnr meb @enfDn
til Sc megtigite sfibe, ser 11ogeniin-
Sc er ldbt al stabelen. Epiflan6
ipnes MI at babe lat fine pberite
@refter in0; men &uslan6 og eng
lu1to begp1oer fgrit mi, og i2gbet at
ct ballot Mar bill en- Million brittle
fripilIige Soloater bore / S0en,
fert iannen fra ale Dele al Geroen
at Dor Gloabe. Denne &rig man
or6ne gurppos Sort efter rationale
2inier, frigiere &acerne, gienoprette
Mattonernes Srtegritet og fremfaloe
en- barig 2ettel'e / 6en ltoolelige
@uitningsbpr6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Sstellpue or Sc Midberiitil,e ule
MIN perlonlige gorop,ti for, at 1au
1ml BLUE e, n%tifaffen % opgtia
@ongresnta116."
81 storebelt mine.aKprrrtte?

~. ..rr n.r er..:t.f -,
- @sD.rl Is .hranm
man,xo ; M,,o,;;fo 81 mrpsa,,a h;;e,,,.
49, utxo,4 ~ ! ,tarn,r;t;,Ha n.
r.. mo,,s,,ra,.,,,, M { fn,,,,,e+
,,rn,.,,ora IN ho,,,,oo - a1Mo1er,er
80 f,r,f;ouio n,,+hor;to+;n sainp sol.
ia ~, ,op,o+ ,nhstr;nne,,h asoo
sssorhoonn ,f,,Ine ma mere tiIbaielin
ti1 ~ +rn ~ hpn ho1,5fe Meoierinn
iffe nor nooet ,,o nint ; mine,,hlro-
n;no INN tI - ofinnrnp 5torehrlt.
ser Or inoen 2rnceoens herfor -
hpt fonnt foolenps hnerfen sten mn
SCR Qrimfrioen eI1er SEN r11slli;if.iopn,
rp5;5fp ORR, 40 Ac+ f,,nhc innes
tni,Iinmt n ron efter internntin.
nore Menre, ,,o, hpret+;oe4 hprtiiI
Gnn fon,me,. her+;r ~ ;eIn nm
Wo,,ottiioer,e,, nnr +;r,te6e f,,,,ho ,apt
no,,,o ~. 11hf,,nr;,,o ~ no, @+or.
n,oa So. ,r;nS, 4a;,,ao =, aroo6o
!; -, non, mo,rtot o,,+o,, fro MorS orro,.
gnn - - mo,,,,orf ,,,ooo+ ro+-
+o,o h,,,no hr;,,o ;annraaa4 !; a.; 90,
h,,;s ~ e,,oorH sIrs, TN s:rnaneof,
6al;no ,,;f ~ m,,,,ha ef+o, qo,,tof+
mos ho,,se spinner sr;no+efftterre+
,,iinocr ! Mnpne fro 0onn,orf finn
nprn;IIio,t Or ne,,e,, ne onerrobt III
@;p,,nemInsnino efterIo5er imfnIer.
tbs inoen spipI ON. OF gtorebnIt er
ofiprrret ueo oonife miner, ser, ret
not,,rliot. polentIiot er noloot ! ;aor-
po,rDet mellem @orssr- sproogL
Mnhnro M NJ ettnprt gfib. ner !
sifferheo pa pos1ere FER. mon toqe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

|gufta OF 81 itre I'll geltrolitati
90 ben baalfte stibsforB Gribeb iii
Door forlige Ulinere1e &c for Sc
frigsfprel1oe, ct ne niittaoelige for Sc
5fibe, Der peo, bpor Sc ligger. sic
re i~ntertatio1tale E%raftater beorg.
realoe Sc 0anife strn0ers 6ribe6
ipues miolertio lite at hrnne forli-
ges meo iaaoanne Boriigtigbeos-
regler, % set er lite uun1rligt, at
Gnglo@ en- Sag bill be11leoe SEN.
oarife &egierinag NpmerfIombeo
poa De rbeloige 6orbol6, Iom Meo-
laggelien Of Mitierre ton bape for
M Mllierebes Dauoer."
S Mnleoning Of bennre MrtifeI
Hriper ct mbet ltort Nnriierbloo,
Sc GempSs":
= Sc Mirer, Ser al Dnrmrarf er
1iolagt StorebRlt, er en- fulM u6
loblig 6orfigttgbeosregeI, Der bar
neobenoig for at beifptte Danmarfs
9iertralitet, poo iomme Maoaoe iom
Neltrlhetspligten forbpber Danifer-
ne at looie De trigsfpren6e 6laaoer
1ipnrnpm RpIhp1r1o ~
.9e 9enps" tilfpier, at Gonmorf,
bpis Spnrpati igbrigt irge1 er i
5bibl ON, altlaa life bill opbgpe Sc
Observation-Disclosures set
bnr toget. SSnrt6lerti6 oil @egiern.
gen | &ebenbapn life reiie en- unm-
Zig Mooitat6 moo Dem, Der uoen
&jGlp al De 6anifc Sober oil for
fege at oDerpi1toe SC @irbringer, o.1
Gefinoer Jig paa sen Sci bereS Glaa.
Der mdatte pasiere for at gjennrlli-
iere en- effeftip glofaoe / glteripen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Kandidat for Distriktsdommer-
i Ramsey County.

Walter Z. Chaplin f9dtes !
Boston for 81 Aar siden. I de
|sidste IS Aar har ham veret
bpsat j St. Paul: I Aarene 1898
95 udnevntes han til assisteren-
de KorporationsrAdvokat, !
hvilket Tidsrum han haand-
hRvede vigtige Anliggender for
Byen, og med Held. modsatte
sig ct Forsdg at Minneapolis
Power Co., paa at faa St. Paul
til at erlsgge Skat for Wand
tilf6rsel fra de forskjellige Seer,
hvarfra Byen faar sin Vandfor-
syning. Ligesaa var der vigti-
&c Landomraader der tilkjend-
ties st. Paul paa Grund al hams
IDuelighed ug Arbejdsomhed.
Han er Medlem at St. Paul
Charter Kommission som dens
.Sekreter. I de sidste fire Aar
har han veret Med1em at st.
Paul Playground Committee,
.og Diet var ham. der CAV Stpdet
til at Byen fix ov'ertage den
store Ath1etgrund paa. den
gamle Reformsko1es Plads. | de
sidste ii Aar har han v8ret
Professor j St. Paul College Of
Law. Han er Direkt6r rni-
or Pioneer Association Of St.
Paul.
Walter Z. Chaplin har altid
varet interesseret j og virket
for st. Pauls Frenggang en-
hver Henseende. Han Ell en-
Mand der og alt vii we're
passende som Distriktsdommer
i Ramsey County.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
st iolib Jirma.

0pmprfiombe6m benIebes pn ct
MT advertisement i omltaoen1e
Spalte, mrnlig 8elt3 @eul G1tate
MgencD, meb @ing, Mfim., bporof
Sen befjer1ote Mr. g. S. 8eIt5 er
YrGiioent. Jirmuet bor @ontorer /
&e0 @ing, Mtrn., og Gooperstotpn,
g. CAT, og forbanoQer Mor6 Dafota
2Qno / oen melt frugtbare Del al
Staten. Set er ct gar1medt og TO-
lio Uir1to, bpis Sn6ebapene for set
melt grunbige &ienoifab til enbper
&nrt al oct 2atro, JONI De eier og MI
uobDoer til Salg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

aseu1pelIoit iloboloer,oe, ielD on 5
fanr rirtge eIIer mgen Jgoe | lem
gere Gi6. 4lIe inbiife Chopper er
bel tra1rebe % er opinrte / &c fam-
me 2Sbelier iom Solonterne peb 81
oerlbot. De er ollie opfpIote af BEN
|lafurre 9ante. &c i1oiiffe Solboter
|orager no for at frnpe paa 2aip og
Dpo % tanfer lite pan at ftaare fig
lelp. Mange al De imofg6te SDrter
bar o%beroroentIia 6pgtige trooper
1rdoer oeres 8efaling, % set CT el
i11teresiant 5aftum at i Soopboree,
Altpor, Eatiafe, og flere mpore gtc=
Der ftnoes De bpgtigfte Mpttere %
FoIoipillere / 8eroen.
&aipute11 her bellere, emo ban
opergiber Jig. &an tilberer ct @ri-
gerfolf mes itore Graoitioner. Cur
Daer1e er imaa Soft / grgnne Uni.
FORMER % me0 ct epin6elig imilea1=
De Mn1igt. De er u6marteoe 5fpt-
tere og frpgter lite Dgoen. Ser ct
10000 al benz i ben inbiife Mrme.
Oct bar Mabara6ian at Mepal,
lom fgrit tilbeo militar @iplp. Son
ton ienoe 10000 of oisie brilIante
Talf, ! 6alo oct bIiper neopen-
oigt. Ser er ii @egime1ter Cur
fbaer meo 10000 Mnno. Igr1te %
anoet &egimert bar Song @eorg
It'll 0perite. 80 nn6re @egimenter
bar 2oro @oberts og 2orb aitcbe.
1er.
Sen inbiife @ers @iitorie er nsje
lammenfnDttet meb gngIpn6errcs
Grobring al Sn6ien. De fpmpeoe
for England 1lnber Sprpret, %. lit.
gen bite iterre @eltemob eller M;or-
iogtbeo. De nbfpIoer en- lignenoe
8laos / Sen engelife Scr iom ;93aa-
oerte / BEN frmrife, forflarer SET
tn6iife 6orfatter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Den bemofratiife siefet for Otter
aarSpalget ! MinneIota.

Governor-Winfield S. Ham.
mond, St. James.
Lieutenant Governor--C. M
Andrist, Minneapolis.
Secretary of State--N. N
Bergheim, Little Falls.
State A~uditor-Andrew
Rush, Mankato.
State Treasurer. M .Engel.
bert. Bronson, Mimi.
Attorney General-Neil NJ,
Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-Loren A. Smith,
&ongresien.
First-H H. Witherstine,
Rochester.
Second-Jean Flittie, Manka-
.t.E'
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch
inson.
Fourth-c. c. Van Dyke, St
Paul.
Fifth-M. c. Bowler, Mime
apolis.
Sixth. A. Du Bots, Sank
Eigth-Andrew Nelson, Du-
luth.
Tenth Harry swenson, Min
neapoils.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

&lla bpier Jig. Sfelge Mieo0elel.
ie fra @aibington / Man6ngs bar
General 8illn ~unberrettet Sc 6or.
|StaterS &egiering ON, at 6eriom in
tet uforuoieet inrbtrpffer, fan Gienot-
%ligbeoerne / 0ferico betragtes iom
en6t, og at bam oil itette bpilfen-
BELT propiiortif Staggering, ser OPP
rettes al acknowledgements / MgnaS
Galientes. @illa iag6e, at bon fife
piloe go6fien6e Garran5a iom pro-
niloriif @ralioent, men felte Jig
obertD0et ON, at Garran5a iffe Dtloe
Mipe baIgt.
Set bar 6aret ben alminoelige
6oritaaelie, at Garrm5o ielp life
piI6e bore prooiioriif 8rnfioent, %
BON gnifeoe at itoa frit, ioa ban fun
Sc ltille fig iom &rmiibentfm1oioat
peo Oct pQofglgenoe alminoelige
@nlg.
Be iioite officielle MaebbeleIier til
Observation-Disclosures beifriber l1b-
ferlig General @illas 8eigg til &on-
pertet / Aguas Galleries / 2groogs.
Du Norbens &omr1anoart fgrit on.
Tom, buftes Mistunfe meo @eniDn
til ba1s @@rirroe;; men Sen foripanot
l1roer bans Gale. @on ingoe, at ban
bar tonn11ren for at LOBE &onpentet
iSt0tt og at erfIere set offenlig,
iaa ingan pilbe hr1ute iige, at ban,
lite bap6e SnoreIanosiim0. &nn bIeb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Martin j. O'Malley
for County Treasures
i Ramsey County.

hdIlQ1Qdt TOT county
j Ramsey County.
Hans indh@stede Forretnings-
erfaring og Dygtighed for ct
Tidsrum at 10 Aar med Fir
maet Morris & Co., som Bog
holder, Kasserer og Auditor, i
hvilket Tidsrum Millioner at
Dollars gik gjennem hans
Hander, skulde vRre Ramsey
Countys Valgere en- tilstrak-
kelig Garanti for hans Dygtig-
he'd og Retsskaffenhed, ubestri-
delige Kvalifikationer til at staa
i Spidsen for Forvaltningen at
Countyets Finanser.
Mr.. O'Malley vii verdsette
Ramsey Countys V@lgeres UNI
derst@ttelse under Va1gkampag-
men og deres Stemme paa Valg-
dagen den 3dje November.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
DOrnmer
i Di~striktSretten
for Ramsey County.

80 Aar Erfaring som praktise-
rende Advokat.
Efter St6rsteparten at St.
Paul Sagf@reres Anskuelse har
Dommer Catlin gjort sig h9jt
fortjenstfuld som Dommer og
f%ortjener at blive gjenvalgt.
En- god Termin fortjener
en- anden.