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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
NO GREAT GAINS
REPORTED FROM
ANY WAR F RONT
Severe Fighting Occurs in
Eastern and Western Zones,
but Neither Side Has Appre-
ciabIe Advantage,


Thursday passed boz an the war
thcators without notable gains for any
Of the belugoreuts IN the Stokhod
region OF Rusan violent fighting con-
unusd between the Russians and the
Auaro-Ge rmans wnIte German cour-
tcr-attacks against the British ~ the
Delyilie wood sector ln France, an OF
which were rcpulsed. and lombard
meuts characterized the operations 100
France.
Battles also tookh place along the
Zoreth aud DuoHtct rivers IN Galicla
between the Russians aud the leu
tons. while ~ the Caucasus region the
Russians near Diurbekr carried out
"a bayonet attack against the TURKS
which resulted in the capture of q
Turkish work and some 500 prisoners
and gums
In the Travanes valley Of the Aus
tro. italian thcatcr the Italians nav"
made fresh progress against the Aus
TRANS In the Adige valley IN %
upper Posina region. and IN IA" DIS
trict Of Cortlna d'Ampoz2o the AUS
trians are bombnrding ltahan poF'-
tons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
FRESH TROOPS SENT
I'm PURSUIT OF VILLA


chihuahua city Mexico, Aug 3-
Fresh troops have been ordered into
the pursuit OF villa Gen. Jacmto Ire
vino announced tonight.
gen Fortunate MaycOtte with "a
brigade OF cavalry has been ordered
TO make his way west aud south from
Durango City To Mapiml and there
take up the chase gen. Huerta Vargas
Who. with a brigade from Saluno.
reached here TODAY. has been order j
south 60 assist in the policing OF the
Durango chihuahua border
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

London, Aug Parliament will
next week be asked to vote &c, 1000, 600,
including ll.00O,0 900 already voted, TO
provide the fun estimated cost " sup
Elementary pensions of widows and
dependents of commissioned Of
fcers and men ana of partially dis
ahled non-CoIamissioncd Officers and
men based ON an estimate of the
Of deaths not eNceeding 22o,-
MMM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
Won HINDENBURG
is NOT POPULAR

lAinNfflt .NhRt ~ "" a. Nl'| -
Vienna dispatch 10 The Exchange
Telegraph company SAYS
The announcement that the Ger
man field marshal, Non Linden
burg, has been appointed commander
Of the eastern front brought no JOY
in Austria Hungary Three Buda
Pest papers were suppressed yeslet-
day "wednesday owing 90 adverse
criticisms Of the appointment.
ut IS stated here that iht ne"
commander In chief has already or
Gcrod the recall of q number of Aus
trian generals, who viii be replaced.
1t Is added that Austria i'm accedlnf
10 the appointment made the stIpula-
ton that Won Hindcuhurg should
appoint % number Of Austrian ofii-
GERS to his staff but It Is learned that
oulys one such appointment Will be
made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
LONDON UNAWARE or
RAID BY ZEPPELINS |


London, Aug. 9 G. 80 D. u-J -lnNr--
legations made here fail 90 bear out
the German claims that the last TWO
Zeppelin raids reached London. Many
people from all parts OF London have
reported they did not see or hear any
Zeppelns or guns Wheucc Hcppc-
Inns have reached London or lhe sub
urhs ln the past. the news spread
quickly and there was no difficulty Ion
finding plenty Of witncsses
An official statement from Berlin
ON August ! said that German Zeppe-
Inns In their raid over England ou the
previous night had reached London.
Berlin also officially claims that
bombs were dropped ON London dur
ing the raid on the night of August q.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
II Is Believed That Cauanza
win Consent to Broadening
the Scope Of the Subjects
to Be Considered,
MEXICAN MEMBERS
HAVE BEEN CHOSEN
President Wilson Is Consider
ing Several Men to Make
Up the Personnel Of the
United States Board,
-, 4o.pro Journal srse,., ,,.sso ~'.u

isy nasmna IouHHsL sFfctsl Lthaeo NiEtl
washington. Aug 3.-The finnl
word from General Carranzu neces-
aatv 90 Initiate organization Of q JOINT
commission for settlement of border
disputes h expected 10 reach washing
ION ln q day OF two and officials be
Hove the commission s deliberations
may begin within a week or ten day
official announcement In Mexico
city today that MeXicau commission
ers already had been selected was TAX
en- as q sign that the American sugges-
lions broadening the scope Of subjects
10 be considered nc the conferences
probably had heen accepted.
While no formal comment was
made "a the department there was
nothing 10 indicate that the three
commissioners named. Messrs. Ca
brera, Bonillas ana Panic, would not
be entirely acceptable 70 department
officials President Wilson had a
score of men under consideration FOR
appointment as the American repre-
reniatiyes, but u ia understood he has
not made choice.
Goethais l. Mentioned.
There are many Indications that a
high army officer viii be one Of those
selected by the president because Of
the military nature Of the problems to
be considered Major General Goe-
thals has been mentioned The other
men under consideration include
members Of The supreme courl ana
men Ia close touch with commercial
and financial conditions.
Department officials have refused
10 discuss what matters in addition TO
the military situation on the border
they desire TO commission TO treat.
IT IL known, however, that the possi
bility Of arranging financial aid for
the de facto government viii be talked
over.
The commissions power viii be only
that Of recommendation. Whatever u
may propose. either for sottling the
border situation for withdrawal Of
American troops from Mexico, or for
any other purpose must he ratified be-
fore II IN any way is binding upon
either government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
WILL COMPLY WITH
EXPLOSIVES ORDER

JENSEl Oily NuE ; Tine T0II
roads entering Jersey Cuts have
agreed not 10 bring in high eNplos
ives into their terminals here and
viii not resist the rdiyt ut the civ
commission requiring an lHspe,i teen
OF every freight train entering the
citv ID was announced today by
Prank Hague. director OF the public
safety.
The railroads asked the director
today 10 meet rrprt sentatlyrs lu a
conference 90 discuss the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
British Forces Have
Reached kut-EI-Amara

I LONDON. May 30. S p. ma des-
patch received from Lieutenant Gen
eral Sir Percy Lake. commander of
b British forces in MesopOtamia,
shows that the forces of Lieutenant
General Sir George Gorringe. operat-
lng on the south bank of the Tigris,
have virtually reached kut-El-Amara,
this region now being clear of Turks
up To the junction OF the Shatt-ElHai
river with the Tigris AT Kut. on the
north ban of the TiCris To the east
Of kut El-Amara. however. the Turks
still occupy Sannayyat. An official
communication issued tonight con
corning the operations in this region
says.
General Lake reports on MAY 20
that the right or south bank of the
IIgriS h. clear OF the enemy as far as
the Shatt-ElHai. except for small
rear guards covering the bridge over
the Hal some 500 yards below its
junction with the Tigris. Our main
force on this bank has reached the
line of MagaZis- DuJailam.
on the left. or north bank. the
enemy T. reported still occupying the
SannayNat position. The weather IL
Intensely hot and trying. The tenn
perature during the last few DAYS
was over 100 dgrees in the shade"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
trustee SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.


by virtue OF a deed Of trust made to
me as trustc" by William r. GrandStam
and Mary \. Grandstam. his wife. dated
september gath. 1919. and accorded I'M
the Once OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia.
IN Deed OF Trust Book %. page s36. |
Will. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 9. 1915.
commencing at 10 o'clock "a. m. offer
Tor sale at public auction al The north
'front.' door Of tsc Court House uf -sid
ONO county. the following described
real property. that Is To say
All that certain lot or parcel Of
ground situate In ~Trindclphi1 district.
OHIO county. West Virginia. shown and
defined as lot numbered one hundred
aud T~hirty-cight G3ND. fronting on
Stone church Road. on the plat Of
Wow Point On the Pike" which said
plat ~ recorded In the Office Of the
clerk Of IN" County Court Of Ohio ccun-
", West virginia. in Plat Book No. l..
lasc los. The coal underlying said
land Is excepted and reserved and not
hereby conveyed Together with an and
singular the improvements thereon. her
,~uilafnents and appurtsnancss thercun-
To bcinE the same property
Grsndstau and Mary \ Grandstau. his
VIE. by Wheeling Realty Company Ca
corporationb. by deed bearing date tho
Tenth DAP Of June. \ -. 1910. and re-
orded in ths aforesaid County Clerks
Once IN Deed Book 1884, page 165.
Terms Of Sule-pnc-third Of the uur-
chus" price cash ON date Of sale. hal
9nc' IN one and tw" years, respectively.
from dat' OF sale, purchaser living
notes scared 10y deed Of trust ON prop
erty sold. ! l. FERREII
mNS-l s--b-.Anl Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
OFFICIAL vERMoNT VOTE.

MONTPELIER. Vt. May 22-Oni-
Clal returns given Out tonight by the
secretary Of state on the result Of the
presidential preference primary held IN
this state Nav 10. show that Justice
Hughes led the Republican ticket with
$3.50 votes. Colonel Roosevelt re-
cei.ed 1881 votes on the Republican
ticket n l.ilN as the Progressive
presidential candidate.
Governor Mccall Of Massachusetts
had Isl votes. Elihu Root. $50: Henry
Ford. "a. and senator John W Weeks
of Massachusetts. 2S.
On the Democratic ticket President
Wilson received 3.711 votes and
Speaker Clark. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
SHIP SUNK BY MINE.

STOCKHOLM. via. London. MAY O..
1915 r. m=The Swedish steamer Eo-t-
lind 81 tons. from Copenhagen for
Stugsuud. in ballast. has been sunk ay
a mine OFF the stockholm sksrrI. TIA.
crew was saved.
OFFICER tfuriously what enc deuce
g. the natter Where are your shot
going
Irish Recruit fousINn-Sure
dunno. snr. they lett ere all right
Passing show.
"If r. msn has the prig. nc can r,'
anything he wants aud the was he
wants &C.
Don't know about that There's the
medium soft boiled srg -Browuinl =
Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

Bullet" Joe Bush. the Athletics
hoNmsn. bids fair 10 have a most sue
ccssful season. Joe won the first three
ssmcs he pitched for the Mackmen. and
has been dong remarkably well In tho
remainder Of his games. Yesterdays
thinning victory over Chicago was
made possible by the remarkable twirl-
ing Of this ~youngst-r. he allowing the
hard-hitting White SoN but three lone
sInEI.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
r-RIApELPHrA DISTRICT.

Precinct No. 4.
Louis Cook dou,r Jackson.
W. e. tt'Igl. Henry ". Mvi-har.
o. e. Aioiiat
Precinct No. A.
John Crawford. I.o.i~ pimm,y.
j. l.. SW,'u'y. ita..s Grade.
William Ca.l..
Precinct No. .
I'D rnddca. Cnas. Wood.
thHs. lItuk,. ~. %. Greer.
e. 90. ". Humphrey.
EccI, Nhyte. Ia Mo.4burg.
Alb 90 i.m.u,rtn. e. f. Hamilton.
John Itruuris.
Precinct So. @
j wilson Whit. cam ttouS,.
john Hhylm. Carl Shtrk.
II D. Fitzpatrick
Precinct No. .
A. E"ins. J,rry Donovan.
Leo -~Ni'iSi! Herman NUu.
E.u At,r,Iumbio.
Precinct No. e.
Henry Heller. raul Mink.
Henry hrttt. J.. n. Baird.
Precinct 40. ;
Patrick cl'llaud John hay.
g. \. i;abb. Ge,rgs Minor.
Precinct No. @.
Rufus Walter. VIM. N,tzcI
adN, IlHyu.y. J. T.. Warden.
Precinct ~. ia.
" %olddiuss. samuel Simms
I.H-- FRS sock. tha~ kl.lh.
lr,,,not 40. II.
j. e. Little He. ui, Madden.
D. y. ~NtjHuUpUl. E.W AI,Cau~Iaud.
i@r.,,n,i No. u.
Harry T~horuDuis Jos Wagner
Geo. Mu"r.. Robert Efk.tt
A. e. Carter.
Precinct No %.
c. o. S.lbsirrt John licIfonbiu, Jr.
Jau'- Vance. d ". Farmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, Jobbers. ner
Chanta ana Othnr WLoIaaalo DeaIara

chants ana Othcr Wholesale Deaiars
NOTICE lH HEltEHH tINEN. That
tut state Board ul Control uf tht state
uf West virginia VIII receive bad daily
80 Do. uIItU at Charleston. Mtsf NIfEluiH.
Tor furnishing auIplIta for tul several
stat. IuH|ItufiHuH. fNt financial maraas.
uFuf cot which Dbl vested JOB said Tl.trI
Contracts Wf. Do awarded Co. Eut lowest
lIuafru. quality considered. and H|u.r
tHius. bssuE equal Wee NIrEtrIa deal
fra H.. o. EI.Nr preference.
l.... HI .Iuu.se needed VIII Ur f4r.
rfHHtI bidders Uu receipt ui requests
afHf..U fH. Iu. desired
.TNTT EDti,J DT DD<TEUt..
Ja.I.tI thafi..fuu. West NIrEIuIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
RrrcHrr


Precinct No. !.
rtenry Crimson. ". r. Hausenauer.
Georgc a Rink. Nat Nounttord-
James Wagner.
Precinct No. =
ma ffthcl IA ob-rman.
william knuk,.
Precinct No. o
iitfman stein LaWrync. Ennis.
Jatnr- Flanagan turs Nottl,.
william Noit,.
TrecinCt No. T.
I'm N"i.l'i7- rtauN -Nsggcmy CT.
norman Ls me-. . " Noft.
W. ArmbrtchL.
PRECINCT No. O.
"m NlIicr. many Brivsc.
hvnr1 Reuter-. r.tv In.nI
Adam Hou.cket.
trycinct No. g.
"a iiuhi's. Ntct,r Schu,niuu.
VIZ. A'nunds- h,tD-r Btatt0n.
James Couk.
Precinct No. :
Nai4 Jonn rarm.r.
thas. s,husniun. otto kalkr,uth.
Adoiph tritA
Precinct No. g.
jos. ttuhcs- las. p~sughetty.
James Nichols E.bt t1uuntuDn.ut
"A. ". schfeDe.
Precinct No. ..
I"hh lanagan. u,rnlal Miller.
Carl Miller Artnur I,dr,.
-Nion@o Marshall
Precinct No. 10.
~. \ Marplc. FRANK simpson.
simon Eopu. A. E.nd.r
James kemply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

IIIVIUII No 7
Mack Hartley 10, Mccullough.
Hrouk, Shields. 4. ". Isog,rs.
=. :. Gardner.
Precinct No. .
) VI James scott.
Harry Nuun. Lam Rogers.
Frank Gully
Precinct NJ. g..
jos. Ferguson. =. ". AIlcr.
sam, stewart. H. II. bowman.
t-u- MnIrIsnm-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

lttcimct No. a..
eco Lobcrt Chester kr,njdcgcT
Henry Rogers. AIb,rt Lash
Jak, Hilton.
Precinct No. %
sheridan Moore. john springer.
atrCk BARRETT. Mn. Moll.uN bar.
Albert huSs.
Precinct No. ,
u j M~c1ra,htu. Carli-I, koth'f-
Roy HHuky. moab.
> l.. hrlatct. e q. Ticruif.
Precinct 80. 4
ituEh carroll. Joseph Ncitzel.
Geurg, Z.idl,r ncurN Mltch.I.
John MclShau-.
Precinct ~. o.
l. \ McColiocu. Mack IuNau
John Bass,il. Nuturd MuItt.
W. q. AiuTIaN.
tr,cinC; ~. o..
JACOB keller. u. Farley.
&. savage. rtsnk sheets.
liatry Garter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23

lrecinct No. >
M.Sne'l Muiru4- Harry q. Burton.
Anthony stein. Aib.ft Wagner.
John McrSchrsI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-23
d IED

MARBLE Monday. Ntl 90. 1910 ut
D o'clock a. m. NiE.iS~N e.. Wiz, uI
Joseph Nsrplc. In n,r p"tu y,ar
Funeral from her Ist, residence. seventh.
street. McAl.chsu. "Wednesday. Nt =
24th. at iu o. 90. Iut,rm'nt at M.-
Mcchen cemetery.
LosEAAt Los AngeI.s. Cal. SUNDAY at-
tcrnOOn. May zlst 1910. GEp.tDE
LOSE. aged - years. D mo. D. uals
Intermsnt in Los Angeles.
BrEBERsoN-On SUNDAY May 90.
1916. at 1.fS O'Clock e. m. Ur.NEH
LEE. son 90 Anton and Adelaide
free's Hicb'r=on. AK. - months and
IL days
Funeral services at family. r,sId,r...
Gl'uwuud Heights. Tuesday Afternoon
500 O'Clock trItuus Uf tht ftmiis
are respectfully invited lu attend Co.,
trrmsut private Greenwood cemetery.
RoLLER-On sunday. Mav %. 1915. 40
81 o'clock 1 m. ut hts Itf' rsHIdsu,. .
40. $50 Market street. THEODORE
NDLIttt iu bic 10Th year.
Funeral services sf So JAMIE German
Lutheran church. IfI chaplin, tree.
ou Tuesday afternoon Hf utIuUh.
Friends Uf Che family respectfully Iu.
NIt,d fo attend Iut.rm,ut in Mt
Wood ctm.Itrh
tMot1r ruusfaIJ
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and Female
MISCELLANEOUS

and gas contracts. win
takr interest lu lrif' ui woIld tease
q good TERRITORY. Address b-sGt. UaT,
Intelligence. my-2J-t
EOE S~ALE-SeVcsa nuuured bushels
sound mixed COW ita> at Si.sU per
bushcl & %. b. here. y. g. sharpe. Man
ton. y. G..
INSTRUMENTATION
sis7i.- :s: Scr: C.;
..-u.n.aIh .ubsuon Booklet Ir-v.
H 4. LAF, Patent L-wSs.
N-iuaat teClauEe Eank iuIIuInE
Wheeling. ~ "a
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
Notice to Creditors.

State OF South Dakota.
County of Bon Homme 81
In the County Court In and for said County
In the matter Of the estate of Alfred Halva
deceased. .
To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrative Of the estate of Alfred Halva
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all person:
having claims against said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within SIX
months from and after the first publication
of this notice to the administrative at the law
office of +. NJ. scoblic, Tyndall, South Dakota
Dated at Tyndall, South Dakota, this Goth
day of August, 1915.
Frantiska Halya,
+. M. Scoblic, Administrative aforesaid.
Attorney for administrative. ole
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

State OF South Dakota, 20
County of BonHomme s.
In the County Court In and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Emil Halyar
deceased.
To all whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrative OF the estate OF Emil Halva,
deceased. to the creditors OF. and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhi-
bit them with the necessary vouchers within
six months from and after the first publlca-
ton of this notice to the administratrix at
the lawo Office Of F. Nj. scoblic, Tyndall, South
Dakota.
Dated at Tyndall. South Dakota. this Goth
day Of August. A. ID. 1915.
Frantiska Halva.
f, nj. Scobllc. Administrative aforesaid.
Attorney for Administrative
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
Tabor School Notes.
BY G. G.. Fites.

The High school received a new
dictionary this week and the stu
dents are better able to choose the
correct word in expressing what
they desire to say.
Miss Halla and Miss Welt are
the new students that have been
added to the High School roll this
week. We wish that more IF the
young people in and around Tabor
would take advantage of the work
which is being offered. Now is
the time to prepare for that posi-
tion which is sure to be offered to
you before many short years
wheel round.
We received a very pleasant cal
from a delegation of students from
the Southern State Normal on
Tuesday afternoon. These stu
dents we're accompanying the
Springfield Commercial Club on a
booster trip to advertise Founders
Day, which is to occur in Spring
field next Wednesday. .
This week is the fourth week Of
school, and monthly reports will
soon be ready. We wonder how
many of the pupils have worked
hard enough to win the highest
mark possible to receive.
We are so glad that there are
such a large number of pupils in
school who are striving to be per-
feet in attendance this wear. Only
a very few have been absent at all
thus far. We hope that this high
standard will be kept up during
the entire year.
There are still a few boys and
girls that have not enrolled in
school. We wonder if there fs
theirs and mothers know what the
law says about children going to
school. Every child should at
49,
tend some sort of school regularly.
Failure to do so makes the parent
or guardian liable to q fine.
The boys are enjoying their re-
cesses and noon hours very much
this week while they indulge in
the great school fellows game of
football. The day is not far off
when Tabor will be able to place a
regular High School team in the
field.
The members of the Schoo oil
Board inspected the school build
ing recently and made some re-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

Miss Bessie Chladek and Ray V
Fletcher, both of 1yndall were
married by Rev. Shurtleff Wed
nesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. The couple and
several lady friends boarded the
train here for Yankton. Mr..
Fletcher, who is a lawyer, bought
the abstract business of r. R. Ro-
binson. = g., '.,....
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
Announcement

l hereby announce to the pub
lie that / am local agent for the
Cedar Rapids Oil Co. and carry a
full line of lu5ricating oils, axle
grease, floor oil and sweeping com
pound besides gasoline. Give me
a trial and you will be satisfied.
J. F. KrOnaizl.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

School warrant books for sale at
the independent. 81 a book of
100 warrants
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

!. ., DGss in so saf Dakota aSSvs ' TO-DAY, 1Pti Ehs sf Isssi on, The ' h.ssse,
defending the iaw-presents it's facts to the Jury Of South
Dakota-the voters. The proponents of state wide Prohibi-
and defamatory. They realize the testimony of every pro-
hibition state is against their theory of control, and no alter
own opinion.
that should e / viewed eve theoash. faity4 By IT the 81 electorate. Il i
the question as to whether the interests of the State are to
be made secondary to an organization, and whether the super.
a monitor of the activity of the people and dictator OF our
political parties.
The evidence Of the past months plentifully supports
for public office must be measured by the Anti-saloon yard
stick and opposed if short measure on Anti-saloon theories;
opposed by this organization have been marked for honor by
their constituencies. H.
a public organ, have been derided, condemned and abused
for their willingness to publish articles inldefense Of a State
years, and was placed on the statute books by the Prohibit
tionists of the State who sought legislation to remedy the
disgraceful and lawless conditions that existed under pro-
hibitory control. III
It has further been decreed that no. citizen of the State
Mr.. Holsaple. The men who believe in local option control are
..rummies,. promoters of red light districts" fakes" liars"
candidates. for public Office, citizens and newspapers must
ton, abuse and vilifcation?
The South Dakota Local Option League has been mia
represented, misunderstood and maigned, yet in spite OF
this type of campaign, has, and is, attracting thousands of
citizens under its banner. The electorate of the State has so
and untrue representations of Supt. Hosaple, that it is turning
from such leadership. Truth will out, and the lies cir
culated will come back home with a tremendous majority
for Local Option on November 9TH. In"The rJew Republic"
Sept. !, 1910, is the following statement relative to the South
by the people or South Dakota but by hired agents of foreign
liquor corporations uDho cante into The State with carpet
bags, trGUetdRg about seeking names, etc." The entire
fabric of the statement quoted is absolutely untrue and the
South Dakota Local Option League will donate $4,000 to any
charity the Anti-Saloon League names, if il will give the name
of any citizen in the State who has been approached by the
agent Of a sforeign liquor corporation" with a view of mem
bership in the Local Option League, or evidence to sustain
any Of the other assertions. Such untruthS arc the stock
in trade of the Holsaple aggregation. .
The activity of the AntiSaloon League the past month has
been directed in an effort to tear down the Local Option
League on the presumed premises that no men in the State
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