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the Teutonic forces south of Bel
grade. The Austrians in the Obreno-
vatz district apparently have been
at a stand still since shortly after the
opening of the Serbian campaign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Wedding Announcement.

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Mr.. George NJ Tunison
OF this city and Miss Otis Wakefield
Hassler OF Pawnee City. Neb. The mar
riage took place on August 4 at the
First Presbyterian church OF Portland.
Ore. Mr.. Eugene BroolSings. fraternity
brother OF Mir. Tunison's. and Mira era
ham Mitchell. wife of Prof. Mitchell OF
the oregon College OF Agriculture. were
the only attendants.
The bride is the only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Nessley Hassler OF Pawnee
City. She Is a graduate Of the University
OF Nebraska end Identified with the sOror-
lily OF Kappa Kappa Gamma
The grooom. who Is a member OF Delta
Epsilon fraternity. graduated from the
State university In 1906 and from the coll
lege Of laws IN 1908, He is Junior member
OF tho firm OF Jefferis & Tunison, at
torneys Of this city
The marriage OF Miss Core McCormich
and Mr.. Walter A. Sutley Was celebrated
in Omaha Thursday. After an extended
trip In the western part OF the state. the
young couple will be at home in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tunison win be at home
20 their friends after October I at 5llS
Webster street.
Announcement Is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Frances ]. Miller. daughter OF
Mr. Vernon =. Miller OF sioux City, and
Mr.. Edwin J. Rosenberg. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs A. Rosenberg Of this city. which
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

club; Mira, c. ]. Merriam. twelve Haw-
thorne Daniels. six; c. r. Crowley. six;
Joe Shirman. four, and Thomas nelly.
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Smith entertained
at a beautiful appointed dinner last
evening at the Field club. The table
was decorated with huge mound Of pur-
pie and lavender asters and quantities
Of ciematis. The mound was tied at
either end with huge bows of purple tulle.
Place cards TO match marked the names
off
Messrs. and Mesdames--
Alex Wick. Harry Steel, .l.j
Leo Willard, Paul Wenhneg,
Lester Drishaus, DIT. and Mrs, ID. o.
William Leet Henry,
Clifford Caikins. Guy L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs r. u Schweitzer enter
tanned at dinner at the Field club Sat-
urday evening. Covers were placed for:
Messrs. and MesdaInes:
II. II. McC1uer OF Kansas City.
A. l. Engli n OF Council Bluffs.
II. ID. Sohweitzer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
So ial Affair. Planned.

The Thorpian Athletic club will hold its
annual dance at Chambers academy. oc-
tober a.
Mrs. c. c. Allison will give an tnfor-
nal picnic Monday for Miss Johnston. the
guest of Miss Regina Connell. and next
Wednesday Miss Council will entertain
at dinner in honor OF her guest
The Wonan's Foreign Missionary CO.
ciety OF the First Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. j. O Phillippi at her
home on California street. Monday after
noon at 2:9n o'clock.
The Vesta Chapter Kensington club will
meet Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Nordquis COS North Thirty-first street.
The hostesses of tho afternoon will be
Mesdames VI ]. Hunter. Walter Ora
ham. j. +, Dean, w. S. Bakin. Thomas
Matteraon. William Haas. Charles Lam
stron. George Morris Ella Amber. J. NJ
MART and John Forest OF Norfolk. Neb.
program will be given during the
afternoon by Miss Mildred House. Viz
ginia Pixley. violinist; Emily Cleve,
violinisti Helen Presson. a vocal num-
Der. and Gladys Amber. pianist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Notes Of Interest.

Judge ana Mrs w. A. Redick aru
spending the week at westhampton. Ia I.
Mrs Harley Moofhead arrived home
Monday from okobojL accompanied by
Mas Margaret Eastman.
Mrs. w. II. Clarke OF Manila. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. George w. Doane
and Miss Doane. left "Wednesday for
New York.
Mira w. A. Nesbit and children, who
were at Galveston during the storm. have
left there and have joined Captain Nesbit
at Fort Leayenworth. where they have
been ordered for tho winter.
Colonel and Mrs. s. 8, Curtis and Miss
Curtis have left Kennebunkport. Me-.
where they have spent the simmer. and
have. gone to New York. Colonel and
Mrs. Curtis are expected in Omaha about
the middle Of September.
Among those who have taken apart
ments at the new Colbert, on Thirty
eighth and Farnam. are Mr.. and Mrs n.
NJ Fairfield. DR. J. 70. Updegraff. DR..
J. NJ. Banister, +. N. Bristol. l.. NJ. Cohn.
Marris Lazy and ]. A. Munroe.
Mrs z. r. Landsey returned wednos-
day from two monthE visit with Mrs.
George n. Peck at Moline. Ill. Chicago
and Spirit Lake and Is again at her
home in benson Mrs. Lndsey's sister,
Miss Evans. whose health has been
somewhat poor. II now at Martha's Vine
yard. where she 10 much improved
Omaha people are interested IN the
news OF the marriage August n At San
Francisco OF Mira. Frank King-c1Ark.
formerly Miss Maud Oakley OF Lincoln
and well known In that city and Omaha
10 Mr.. Isaac Upham, a well known club
man OF that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Upham
are spending their honeymoon at Monte
rey. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mothe Borsium
and son. Paul. returned yesterday from
the east. where they have spent the sum
mer. They were guests IN washington OF
Colonel Vignai, brother OF Mrs. Borsium
Mrs. Vignal has just recently returned
from France. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bor.
glum visited Mr. and Mrs. Scion Bor.
slum At tho seashore and spent several
weeks in Boston
Miss Ethel Springer has returned from
spending the summer with Miss Frances
MeHenry az Ottawa. Canada. While Miss
MeIfenry was leading lady At the Boyd
Thaater stock company last sprins. Mlsl
Springer dedicated = song 20 her.
Mrs.. T. r. Bhersey OF lfusoatine. Ia. 4
spending q few days with Mr.. and Mr.
g. L. Mickey on her way home from
the Pacific coast and Canada Mrn
shersey Is a member Of the White shrlnl
club OF huscatins. and she was guest o.
honor al the BojouFnera' club OF m,
White shrine Friday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Engagements Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O. streight an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter.
Harriet Helen. to Mr.. George Eldredge
Hamlin OF Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs. II. ". Mechanism an
nounco the engagement OF their daughter.
Kathryn. 20 Or. Joseph A. HeDske. Miss
McClanahan Ia a graduate OF Brownell
Hall and La Sale academy She made
her debu; several years ago and is one
Of the expert woman autolstE Of Omaha.
She dives her car back and forth each
year to her summer home at Lake oko-
boil. The wedding will be celebrated this
fall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Monies department of the New York uni

Monies department of the New York uni
Rersity has been the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs Q. G. Belden for the past week
Prof Reed leaves tonight for a short
visit In Iowa before returning to the
east
Miss Mary Brown, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. @ r. Belden for
the summer, left Friday for Belolt, Wis,
where she will visit before returning to
her home In Madison
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

was celebrated Friday. August n. at the
brides home.
The bride attended school at Cornell.
Iowa. and taught for two years AZ Bron-
son, Ia Mr.. Rosenberg IL a graduate Of
the Omaha High school and the Uni
versity Of Michigan class Of 1919 He rep
resented the local school in many debates
and won oratorical pi .es at Ann Arbor.
The young couple will make their home
In Sioux City
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
p~ettiest Mile Club.


Mrs. J. c. Ludeke has been called 20
Wayne. Neb.. on account Of the serious
illness of q nephew.
Miss Vivian BYRD has returned from
three weeks visit at Henderson and NAL
vern, Ia.
Mrs. l. A. Braytou and son. Howard,
OF Red Oak. Ia, are visitors at the home
OF A. d. Northrup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson ana
mother are returned from their summer
home. Emerson Lodge" Isle Royal.
Mich.
Mrs r. Il. Hggett is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs ltigby In Lincoln.
Miss Alfredo Seek OF the Methodist
hospital is spending the week az the guest
of Mrs. r. N. High.
The Ladies' Prettiest Mile Golf club
will hold their next meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Charles Martin, 1873 Flor
cnce boulevard. Tuesday evening. Sep
TENDER Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grafton and sori.
George. returned a few days ago from a
months outing In Colorado.
Mrs II. S. WILDER has returned much
Improved from the Thermopolis. Wyo.,
hot springs. where sho has been taking
the baths for rheumatism.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Among the Visitors.

Mrs. Joseph Click of Nashville. Tenn.
Is the guest Of her son. Morris Click.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maurice Gunlock
and daughter, Nathalie. OF Chicago ar
rived saturday to spend the week with
Mrs. Gun'ock's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Murphy.
Prof. II. L. Reed, instructor In the eOo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
At the Field Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wagner entertained
At dinner last evening az the Field club
In honor OF AIR. and Mrs. James F'arney.
their house guests. Ten guests were en-
tertained and the affair was given In
honor OF Mr.. Farney's birthday.
Mr.. J. w. Hughes had four guests at
dinner Saturday evening AZ the Field
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

erta. three; W. q. Lyle. five. and n A.
Abraham. six.
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Henry and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Wiley viii have guests at
dinner Thursday evening at the Happy
Hollow club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
At the Country Club.


Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcshane enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Country club in honor OF Miss Grace
whiteshire. who Il the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Covers were placed
for:
Q. g. Redick. Daniel Q, stapleton.
g. W. Wattles. General HarIies,
81 KsllsE DR.. W. o. Bridges.
Mestames-. Mesdanes-
warren Rogsrs. Arthur Remington.
walter page. LStSer Drake
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Towle had az their
guests At dinner last evening at the
Country club:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
John w. Stout. VI II. BuhoiE.
Mr.. Ciament Chase.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mocord
at the Country club were;
n. and Mrs Victor Caldwell.
Mrs. Charles Offutt.
With Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ia Reed at din
ner Saturday evening at the Country
club were;
Messrs. and Mesdames-
g, ~. Wilhelm, Senator and Mrs CT
r.. Il. Peck, bert Hitchcock
Or. and Mrs. A. II. Jonas,
Mira. Clark, Denver,
Mr.. Frank Burnley.
Mr.. John Caldwell entertained al dinner
last evening for:
Misses Misses
Regina Conneh Mildred Johnston
Erna Reed. OF Chicago
Euzabeth Reed. Clara Hart
Marion Towle, OF Council Bluffs.
Naomi Iowie, Josephine Congdon,
Claire Daugherty, Helen Eastman
Grace Allison, Virginia. Offtltt
Isabel Vinsonhaler.
Msssrs- Mossrs-
Henry Hart Frank Shelton,
Of council Bluffs, Burdette kirkendall
Judson Squires, Paul Shirley.
Edward Daugherty, Al StbbernEen
Charles Allison. John Caldwell.
Jack Summers. Charles Allison
Casper Offutt Phillip Chase
Among others entertaining at dinner
last evening at the Country CLUB were.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry DOorley. who had
eight guests; ID. NJ Vlnsonhaler, four
Harry A. Turkey. four and Miss Mildred
Butler. twelve.
The annual meeting OF the stoclSholderl
Of the Omaha Country club will be helC
At the club house Saturday. September II
AZ $50 p. m Three directors win b,
elected 10 serve three years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Pleasures Past.

Miss Eileen Duggan entertained at an
orpheum theater party Friday evening
for Mise Cathryn Clarke of Council
Bluffs. who will leave this evening on
an extended eastern trip. Eight guests
were present
Mrs. Herbert North entertained Satur-
day afternoon at her home. Her guests
were:
Misses Misses
Fay Lyman Elsie PieTron
tllHabeth kEnger Kathryn Flynn.
Marjorie O'Grady, Francis AIuihoIiand
Minnie Brooks, Jesse BELLS
Ruth Vineyard, Curtis
Kathryn Dewitt.
Mrs H Leaning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
SOCIETY GOES IN FOR MUSIC
Smart Folks Will All Be at the
Opening Concert to Be Given by
Boston Symphony 0rehetra.
sOME OF THE OTHER DO1EGs
Social Calendar.

social Calendar.
tUNDAY--suppers at Country. Field.
Happy Hol ow and Carter Lake Cisos:
Billy SUNDAY opening at She t'eernSeie
for Mis- Blancn Monhelt
hONDAY-Mrs. g. G. Allison. picnic for
Miss Johnston. librarians OF the public
library, outing In honor of Mss Han
iT sDAf-Mrs, C. ". Martin. Pref
hes b ns g ST. epo ey %sT party lunch, e
pon at the Happy Hollow cub.
" EDN EsDAY-innua tag day for the
nbasn =, ss. eaS5i iaion and sS 1s1a
cluhss. dinner-dances at the Held and
Cosntry. clubs; Mas Regina Cornell.
dinner for her guest, Miss johnston
THURsDAY-seco married folks din
ner AZ the Happy Ho low club; lauiea
day luncheon AT the Happy Hollow and
Field ciubs.
Pr. DAY-Dfnner.d dance Mt the Seymour
Lake Country club.
SATURDAY-Dinner- at Country,
Field. Happy Hollow and Carter Lake
clubs.
The Charity Concert course for the year
Islb-Isls will open Thursday evening.
October I, at tho Auditorium, with the
Boston symphony orchestra. under the
direction OF Dr. Karl Muck.
This will be the first Of five concerts
20 be given during the year and boxes are
on snle for the entire season. We may
now have a season OF music here as
interesting as an opera season in New
York and many have engaged boxes for
the year. Among these are: Messrs and
Mesdames George Brandeis. Louis Nash,
u. n. Baidrige, J. NJ. Baldrige, T. l.
I<Irnban. Edgar Morsman, jr.; q. w.
wattles A. l.. Reed. George Josiyn and
DIR. and Mrs Il. b. Davis.
Line parties will be given by.
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At the Brandeis Theater.

Among those who already have reser-
vetions for the opening OF the season
at the Brandeis theater next Saturday.
when Mrs. Patrick Campbell will be the
attraction in repertoire are,
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Stork Special.

a daughter, Theresa Louise. was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Newman OF MI
wsukee. Mrs. Newman was formerly Miss
Louise Gross OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
,ronnr COLLEGE, Girl.

Miss Helen Horton entertained THUR
day evening in honor of Miss Ruby Da-
wilson, who leaves Friday to enter Iowa
State college. The evening was spent in
playing games. giving Miss Davidson
good advice, and music. ''Wienies" and
apples were roasted over large bon
fire. Those present were;
Messrs. and NesdameB-
w Harlan II % Hoftoa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
At HaDpv Hollow Club.

Mr.. ana Mrs.. Frank u. Clark enter
tanned e dinner Saturday evening AZ the
Happy Hollow club. Their guests were:
Maasrs and MosdameS-
y. II. Durham. 70. H. Hastings,
George y Nickel. y. j. Norton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

Miss MaFy Van Wasnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Blackburn enter
,a Ten sss.. a. ,a dinner l last even.
Mcdonald had ak guests; George A. Rob
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcshane enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Country club Ia honor OF Miss Grace
Whiteshire. who Il the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Covers were placed
for:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
II. "a Horton
Edward Cudahy, Jr., 70 We'd.

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The nonpartisan leader., 1915-10-21
MORE BIG THIEVES.

New York, Oct. 2O.-The federal
grand jury has returned an indict-
'ment, under the, Elkins amendment
to the Interstate commerce law,
charging the Delaware, Lzckav anna
and Western Railroad with failing to
charge the Deleware, Lackawanaa and !:
Western Coal Company the full
amount due under the federal tar
ifs For shipments of coal made by
the coal company Tover the Lacka-
wanna lines.
IS Twenty specific occasions in~which
the railroad failed to collect dsmur-
rage, which should have been charged
For delay in Shipment of the an
thracite, caused by the holdi1zg up of
barges at the Lackawanna Piers in
Hobeken, are Gifted.
n According to Assistant United
States ATTORNEY Knox, who drew up
the. indictment, the railroad has in
thissway been discriminating in favor
of the coal company, which is allow
ed to: bring. coal into the SLackawanna
terminal tand hold it at the piers until
"a purchaser is obtained without pay
ing deaurrage charges required by
the law. ,
H1is, according to Mr.. Knox, gave
the coal company an advantage over
its rivals not only by the reduction
of expenses, but by the expedition
on the delivery from time of tnlac-
ing the order .S
The shipments TO which the govern
ment objects were made between Oc-a
ateber, 19l2, and October, 1914, and
involve AN unchanged tiemurrage ag-
gragating about $29s. Under the in
dictnaent the Lackawanna as a Cor
poration would 3be annenable to fire
Of $4,000 if found guiltys
The nonpartisan leader., 1915-10-21
PAGE FIVE

ant -Governorship There seems to be
but one cloud in Hanson's political
aky and that is the emnity of the,
Society of Equity. He appointed as
committee of conference on the ter
minal elevator mill tax, Divet, Twi7
chell, and Hendrickson, all opponents
of the terminal elevator. Hanson adj
mits that the committee was a bad
one, but defends his action upon the
ground that it slipped his mind for
the moment that. Divet was opposed
to the terminal elevator and that
Hendrickson flopred after his ap-
pointment. He says that in view of
the fact that he appointed more than
seventy conference committees that
day that, he had ought to be excused.
He voted for the bill himself and de-
clares that he was friendly to, the
Equity, as the rest of his record dur
ing the session will show. :
Beef. Trust Wants Pay.
A letter written to the State Treas
'urer by Swift. & Company indicates
the financial straits of the state.
The board. of control purchases meat
of them for the institution for the
feeble minded at Grafton. This letter
was in the share of a reminder that
the April meat bill for that institu-
tion had not been paid. The corpor-
alton points out that they sold the
meat on very small margin to the
state and that they could not afford.
to borrow money at 6 per cent and
carry the state forever. There are
hundreds Of thousands of such obli-
cations of the state outstanding.
Alex Mounts the Hill.
Considerable excitement was occas-
ioned on Friday of this week by the
appearance in the state capitol of
Alexander Mckenzie. 1t has been so
long Since Alexander actually visited
the state capitol in person that the
last occasion has been forgotten by
even the old timers. lit is said that
it has been fifteen or twenty years
since he actually mounted the hill
and visited the state officials. He
has spent a considerable portion of
the last two months in Bismarck,
and the occasion of his visit to the
capitol was as an escort to the Mime
apols and St. Paul bankers and the
officials of railroads or,.rating
through North Dakota. =.
The nonpartisan leader., 1915-10-21
Political Gossip Around the State Capitol

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. Bismarck
has been the Mecca of politicians
since the opening of. the Exposition
last week. Political "Barkises" have
been here comparing notes with other
political Barkises'' and endeavoring
to ascertain Just what demand might
be manufactured for their respective
candidates for office.
The nonpartisan leader., 1915-10-21

defeated for second term as attor-
ney general on his record would be
a crushing blow, but to be pushed
into. the gubernatorial race by his
friends would be an easy let down.
There can be no question but that
both Mckenzie and Hanna are serious
ly considering such move.
LANCER Looming Large.
The shadow of 'Bilr' LANCER, the
aggressive and radical states attor-.
'ney of Morton county, is causing
Linde and the organization no little
uneaainess. LANCER has been select
ed, seemingly by common consent, by
the anti-machine forces in all parts
of the state as the man to beat Linde
for reelection. While LANCER has
not consented to become candidate,
it is believed by his close friends
that if sufficient pressure is brought
to bear upon him he will get into the
field, although it will be with great
reluctance. In the four years he has
been in Mandan he has built up
splendid business which is, increasing
very rapidly and it is conceded by
his worst enemies that he cannot be
defeated for states attorney. He has
done much toward cleaning up the
county, but he has just inaugurated
a war on the grafters of the pub
lie treasury by a suit to recover
money illegally secured by member
OF the board of county commissioners.
Morton county has been notoriously
infested with grating officials for
years and this is Langer's beginning
to rid the county of them and to
recover back into the treasury large
sums of money which have been ille-
gally expended. This campaign will
not lessen his political shadow which
now falls athwart the councils of
the Hanna-McKenzie machine and be
clouds their deliberations.
Hanson Afraid of Of Equity.
A. P Hanson, speaker Of the House
OF Representatives, was an Exposition
visitor during the week. Hanson will
become a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor if Kraable does not decide
to enter the race. 1t is said that if
,Linde is not very fond to be the
machines candidate for governor,
that Frame will be candidate for
reelection as Lieutenant Governor.
In this event, Hanson appears to de-
sire no better pastime than to try
conclusions with Frame for L;euten-
The nonpartisan leader., 1915-10-21
Paul Won't Run.

.
Senator Paul Kretschmar, who was
Ireadwell Twichells retriever during
the session of the late lamented Fif-
teenth Legislative Assembly, was also
Bismarck visitor during the week
Last winter it was all arranged that
Paul was to become candidate for
state auditor. Since the legislature
has adjourned and Paul has been
scouting among his German friends,
for some unexplainable reason, he has
changed his mind. Either his can
didacy has not met with very cordial
reception or else the Hanna machine
has found other uses for the candid
acy of this particular position. Paul
announces emphatica1ly and finally
that he is rot a candidate.
Linde May Be 'sIt."
There has been considerable talk
about the capitol for some weeks that
Attorney General Linde will not be
a candidate for reelection, but in
stead will be the stalwart candidate
for governor instead of Colonel
Frame of Grafton. Alex Mckenzie
has been in the city for some time
and it. is said on excellent authority
that Alex does not look upon the can
didacy of Colonel Frame with com
placency. Alex thinks the Colonel
would be useful and all right, but
that he would make such a consumate
mule of himself before the public
that the result would be very dan
gerous to the machine which he is
helping Hanna to tinker up. More
over, without opposition and with
the most thorough and painstaking
personal campaign at the last cleo
tion, Frame run ten thousand be-
hind the other Republican candidates
for lieutenant Governor. This indi-
Gates that he is a weak man and
could not possibly beat Burdick. The
purpose of Linde's candidacy, if it
Should develop, is said to be two-fold.
First. That Linde is strong with the
Scandinavians of the state, especially
with the Lutheran clergymen, and
would be useful to the Hanna Nc
Kenzie machine. Second. Linde has
served well during his short term of
office, especially in the Equity suit,
and that he ahohld be relieved from
the defeat which seems to stare him
in the face for reelection. To be