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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12

hold all principal crossings; sur
render vast amounts of rolling
stock in occupied territories. Bu-
charest and Brest-LitOwsk treaties
to be annulled; unconditional sur
render all German forces in the
east; reparation for all damage
done; withdrawal of all German
troops from Russian, Turkish,
and Rumanian territories. Naval
terms include immediate ces.>a
ton of hostilities at sea, and de-
finite information given as to the
location and movements of al
German ships; notification given
Allies that freedom of navigation
in all territorial waters is allowed
to naval and mercantile allied
ships; all naval prisoners to be
returned by Germany, without re-
ciprocity; surrender of 16O sub
marines in ports especified, all
other submarines to be paid off
and completely disarmed. Other
terms are: Warships to be disarm-
ed and interned in neutral or
Allied ports with only care-takers
on board, including 6 battle crui-
sers, 6 battle-ships, 8 light cruisers
and SO modern destroyers, all
others to be concentrated at ports
designated by the Allies and paid
off, completely disarmed, and
placed under Allied supervision.
Allies to have right to sweep up
all mine fields and Instructions
placed, by the Germans outside
German territorial waters, their
positions to be indicated; free ac-
cess of Baltic for Allied ships, and
to enforce these terms the Allies
will occupy all Notifications and
all entrances from Cattegat to
Baltic and to sweep all mines even
in territorial waters. Existing
Allied blockades are to remain in
force, and all German ships found
at sea liable to capture. All naval
aircraft to be immobilized at spe-
cial German bases. In eyacuating
Belgian ports and coast, Ger
many shall abandon all merchant
ships, tugs, lighters, material for
navigation, aircraft, arms, stores,
etc. All Black Sea ports to be
evacuated by Germany and Russia
ships to be handed over to the
Allies. All merchant ships in Ger
many belonging to Allies to be re-
turned, without reciprocity. Gov
ernment to notify all neutral that
restrictions placed ON trading
with Allies, Immediately cease.
To transfer German shipping to
any neutral signing Armistice.
PARIS. - American, French
and English Naval Forces occu-
pied Alexandria Sunday.
Observation-Disclosures from
Dutch Government and German
Minister to Hague have gone to
the frontier to meet former Ger
man Emperor. The Dutch dali,
Handesskad states on good au-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
THE CITY CELEBRATES

When news came to this loyal
city, yesterday, that the Armistice
Terms had been formally accepted
by the German Army Leaders, and
therefore that PEACE with
triumph for the Allies was an
accomplished fact, the popular
enthusiasm. knew no bounds. Our
Mayor excited the people to cele-
brate, issuing a hand bill as per
following translation:
To the Inhabitants Of San Juan
"Citizens: News having arrived
"this morning that the Armistice
has been signed by the Allied
"and the German Commanders,
"and therefore that hostilities
"are declared at and end, I invite
"you to a great popular celebra-
"tion, this afternoon. at four
O'clock, starting at the Plat de
"Colon, where some bands viii:
'load the parade.
cit would be idle for me to re-
"quest the presence of all of you
cat this patriotic act, and to ex-
"press our gladness because of the
termination of the world calam-
city, that so much misery has
"brought to all mankind.
''I wait for you at the starting
"place.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
WATCH STOLEN

Mr.. Fernando Diaz has notified
the Police of his loss of a gold
Watch, stolen from his coats
pocket while he was making exer-
cises at. the Y. III. G. A. s Gym
nasium. The Watch is branded
with the initials "F" and cd"
on the back lid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
BRITISH SUBJECTS OF
MILITARY AGE.

are hereby informed that, under
the terms of the Military Conv-
ention between the Governments
of the United States and Great
Britain, exemption has been grant
ed from military service under the
United States Draft Law to (a)
men who registered on or before
July 80, 1918 and (b) men who
registered on or before October
26th 1918.
British subjects in Porto Rico
of military age are those between
twenty and forty four years, both
inclusive.
British subjects included in this
category may enlist in the British
or Canadian Forces, or apply to
this Consulate for exemption, bet
ween now and January LIST
British subjects who do/
ly, or whose application
used, will have the option
ty days after Decemblh
of enlisting in the 81
dian Army or retu
Britain or Canada
On January 31st
have not been exeI
ONE liable to milits
der the United Stat
Further particl
aimed at this Cor
BIRTHS
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
OUR DEEP COINCIDENCE.

A cable from New York brings
tile sad news of the death in that
city, victim of the Spanish infuen-
"a, of Miss Isabel Ruiz de Val, who
was a sister of our excellent
friend Mr.. Jose Ruiz de Val, Mum
icipal Judge of Rio Piedras, and
related to many well known fam
lies in the Island.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
R. H. Todd,
Mayor of San Juan.

The people responded admir-
ably, and AM immense and merry
crowd - led through Allen
Street 4 the Executive man
sion, { Governor made a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
LAST N|NUT[ h[W5
Frederick William Ex>CroWn
Prince Of Germany, is Dead

Amsterdam, November 12-Frederick William, the
eKasers eldest son. and former Crown Prince of Ger
many is dead No details have been received up to the
present minute the in which the prince lost
his life. .
Paris-The Allied Fleets have entered the Dardanel
les. President POncare greeted Marshal FOch to-day,
at the Palace of the Eysee official residence of the Pres
den of France The President embraced the great Gen
eraL and after the French custom kissed him both
cheeks in the name of France.
Madrid.-The political situation is such that all
leaders refuse accepting the premers portfolio and de-
cline the honor of forming Government Melqua-
des Alvarez, the great republican leader, and world
figure as an orator. declares that it is impossible for him
to accept unless radical meas introduced in the
Government of the kingdom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-31

S6mer 1T III oieier 8eaiebune 1T
Cen lebten SaDr5ebnten geiiinoiet
lporoen. @ir baben es nid)t BLOB ri
big geideben loiien, oaR feinolide
&rdfte oas 6amilienleben iplte1natiid)
,untergruben urlo oermiiiteterI mir
haben ibneu audi in ieoer geaiebuns
Ioridub geleiItet. 8ir 9oben oie
5rauen binaugelodt in ons @etriebe
oes politiiden 2ebens, bafen aus in
mirtihaftlibe 3uitdnoe treiben lol-
len, Die 10 mmnde Mtiitter atpingen.
aas taglid)e grot fir ibre Sinner
peroienen 3u belfen. @ir babel1 einen
8erfaa Der SamiIieunloraI einreiBen
laiien, Der in ben Gdeiounesgerid)-
ZEN tasli6 feline Srgien feiert. uro
mir baben ms iiber ale oieie miBll.
6en nno gefobrpoaen grideinunecn
nit elmer Sberfldblidfeit ullo elmer
@lei6giiltigfeit bintueggeiest, Sic ell
neg nlf feline 3ufunft beoaften gpl.
fes nidt piiroig lit. Oa beiBt es nnt.
tebren, %iolange es nod ,3eit lit. llno
biel 3eit lit nidt mebr. 8ariiber uc.
nialters ioltcn mir ltns gauidunge1l
ltidt bingebeu. (Ginc. ST.. Grelie.)
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Der 3erfaa bes Samilicnlebems.

2iirgermeiiter Splan bon Sem
gorf bat cine aunogebiing on Die 81
tern Der groBten Staot beg 9anoes
geridtet, better auf hire Sinner 5ll
ddter, Dob lie nid]t pertpiloern, ME
Die Srgeno IN Den frieeiiibrenocn
2anoern guropas permiloert lit. gie.
ie Gunogebung bat elmer b~efanrten
Netp yorfer Game, ole oud in ser
&riegsbilie tatig lit, 6rail g. 2.grit<
ton geranlaIiung gu elmer GrflGruna
gegeben. IN melder lie ben 4ppea oes
Biirgermeiiters unteritifst, es ais Ell.
ne Der pi6tigiten Giliften Der @e-
J%enipart be5eidnet, Die beranpohien-
De Slgeno 10 81 er3ieben, oaB ibr Die
3ufunft oes Sanbes obne 8eoenfeit
anDertrmlt peroeu fonne. 9aB Die
Staot 8eibilfe leiIte, iei iebr ermu.
tigeno, uro oaB Der Mangel elterlt.
der Eflifterfuaung oii1 Don oie1er
Seite anerfannt meroe. miiiie ii6 aIs
iebr foroerlib erpeifen. aber nad,.
Dem Die Staot ourd groffming BON
S%pielpl1Ben uno S6ulg1rten. ourf,
Die einfiibrung BON 8olfsfonsqrten
uno oergleiden ales getan babe, INN
ihr Sntereiie fir ole gr5iebung Scr
5ugeno 81 betdtieen, miiile man 3li.
aeben, meint 8rau @ritton, oaB ser
8lIrgermeiiter redlt babe uno oab es
Sadie Der gltern iei lire ain6er BET.
Ter 5u letter. uno gu beanfiidtigen.
Yin iif lit oos sail5 gepiB pabr.
alein 5rali gritton iiberiiebt, oab bic
Don ibr geifiloerten MiBitGnoe 0as
nofipenoige grgebnis Ser lo3iaIen Sc
Itoltung Der 0inge In Ser 4eu5eit
lil1o. uniere io5iaIen 8erbdltniife lai-
len cine onoere gutmidIung niht al.
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gegas.

Sn Coma puroe am Sreitaq ci1
b~eionoers ibnerer 9ouen 9a1nlpoQe
oerfmft, Der, ben Son1en nit einge-
rebnet, $261.21 brodJte. Die orei
Sins in @oua baben bisber 4T50
9aQen geliefert.
Cine Delegation ser 3ieeet1s
5iid)ter aus SiiopeIt geros lit In
@aibingfon eineetrofferL I'm nit ben
gerfretern Der 8nnoesreeierung iibcr
Den Treis Ser Mobair=@oae 81 per-
bdnoelh. @ie mir Id)on mitgeteilt,
beablidDtIgt oie @egierung iolnurtlide
IN Seros proou5ierte 3iegcnnoIe fir
militarii6e 3pede a%uf5ufaltfelt.
Der 9rnoes : @ilenbobn Mo-
mayer s. g. BDott in So1titon bot
fiir Die ibm unterltebenoen oht 9ab-
nen $. q. 8ropn ais @eneral=Sraht-
Igenten n1o 6. @. Stroin als @ene-
raj 8aiiogier : agenten crnan1t.
9ie 8iiros Ger beioen General 4qenz
ten peroen IN Sort @ortb etobliert
meroen.
9as 9eatio1al 8ar Sayings
Committee IN Dallas teilt nit, oa,
in Seras in ben perfloiienen obt Mo=
naten ca. $31,50O,000 fiir &rieas=
Sparmorfen eingegangen Iino. Gie
bonn Staate Serus 81 leiltenoe 9,lo=
ia nlrDe auf 81 WiQionen DoQor
feltgeiest, 10 6aB in oen nadIten bier
Wonaten nod go Wiaioaen Collar
fitr Warfen eingenpmmeil merben
t%niilien, um Den grtuortungen al e1t.
iprefen. am itdrfiten bat iid Ma-
oerid County an oieier 5paranIaae
beteiliet, mo- auf ieoe Yerion bis5er
1856 einge5ablt mlroen.
@ergeiien Sic nidt, SIR M6on-
nertent sH ernenern, menn SBmen Die
pJreie Greiie fiir seras" mad Dem
/. Sftuber smseidift ueroen iDG.
Ser Staats Sago= uno Slide
rei=aommillar beabiibtigt, oos ne1e
teraniide Saeo-@eiek itrift ourchsu-
filbren. gta6 oemielben 6eqirnt oie
Sago auf Sauben crit om /. 9e5em-
Ter nno niht, iDie oas 9unoesgoiet
erlallbt, ain I. September. 0as te-
ranii6e Sago-@eies miro idorf for-
ciert uno 3nmioerbanoeInoe NIT oen
norgeiebe1len Strofen beleet meroell.
@%ouperfteur Sobbp bat Den
Banter Selep BON @aeo nit ser Der
teilmng Der fir Die Notleioenoen ser
9urregegenoen ei1lmfennen Inter
itiieungsgeloer betraut.
Der General Mnfpalt teilt IN
ieinem Sabresberi6t nit, oaB int
leeten Sabre 1899 anflagen I'M
Staate erboben muroen. 6,649|
Safe mlroen bon Sen Staatsaniral=
ten ais iogenannte sNoue proiequi'
bebonoelt, 3. +. niht b~erfolgt; 6,40O
8ro5eiie fanoen itatt, bon oenen 5.
ff2 81 gerurteilungen fiibrtcn uno
1888 NIT Sreiipre6ungen enoetcn.
III M~nflagen murben BON oen Rid-
tern 5lrldgeplelen relp. i'm 2aufe
Der @crbanoluneen fallen eeIaIien.
Sn Il 5aaen muroe ouf S~ooesltrare
erfornt; Die s~eeebenen Gef1ngnis,
ltrafen beIaufen ii6 insgelanmt oui
22,433 Sabre. @eeen Ginbrrds
muroen 1864 mno. negen anoerer
9iebItable 1927 G%erlonen proSei.
iiert.
Sn 9oerne mlroen inn 2oufe
oieier @ode oie 8pei erlten gaacu
8olimnoae aif oen Morft aebractt.
Ser erite 8olen Der 5icmlid leidyt
nor, lDuroe bon Nrnolo Heinbaro
eingeliefert mo brahte, nnsIhlieB-
lid oes Samens, $153.40 Ser
stpeite gallen mnroe BON gobcrt
Sbcis fir $177.97 ~perfauft.
= Saben Sic SIR M6Onmemeut
anf Die pJreie Ereiie fir seras" &C.
ilenert nub besablt2
Ner Oerfon Nn2 S,l..(L..
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Nus Meu Him fnfr0 ne

! Nus Neu ltIm miro Ser lob
bon s. q. &anfe> penn b~efanntn
@einbauer, gemeIoet. Ger Beritorbe.
ne fuuroe rs Sabre aft uro fam i'm
Sabre 1856 alS bier8ebni1bri9er
&unge nod Seras. Or mar elmer Ger
erfolgreiditen 8ein5iihter in 9eros.
Seine @cinberae, Die Snf SIN 8ine-
Daros. Die er i'm Sabre 1875 aillegte,
suareu beriibmt uno er betrieb. ais
mir nod fetie Brobibition I'M Staa,
te hatten, Elm flott sebenoes Beince-
jhdft,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-31
Soaor 9rolioent s9iIinn mir

Sogor graiioent 8iliom miro
ltt Dem bonn Seiamaterial 81 omini
TRAITOR @arfielo auseeiprodenen Ser
langen, Dab in Den oitIid oom Neil-
ltliippi gelegenen Staaten on Cont
tagen fem @oiolin mebr fir @uto-
mobile nerbrmudt meroe, fiieen nno
elttlueoer 5u SUB in Die STRIDE aeben
ooer luie IN friiberen Sabren cine
@qnipage benusen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-31

User iih iiber Die 9umm6cit
anoerer 2eite drsert, fennt feline eli
gene nod nidt.
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Tarm.Yrpbnffe.

&oeli -. $4,000 per Sorule
8emiiie.
a%artoffeIn, California. $4.15 unb
$4.25.
SuBtartoffeln, gam, $3.50 IL. $500.
3piebeln. Segas 8ermuoas, $3.50 uuD
$1.75; grbital 8are $1.75.
Somnten, ter.. $3.50 nno $500.
gobnen, COLORADO, Binto. per gfp..
$1,000; California 8abous, per ctpt..
$1,000; Eiufs, $3.50; Gina. S14.5O:
Nabb, $1,000; 8ladebes. S11.OO.
Stride Gtring Beans, $3.50.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 Yflrnn.
@riiner Rfeffer. 1925 uno $3.50 Der
8uidel.
8aoiesdeu. 6oe Der 9bb. giluoel.
Weerrettra>W lrsein. DER Rfn. i21.
@urfen. $500 per glifhel.
Grbien, per fleiner Crate, $500.
8eeten. $500 per 100 9fino.
&opflalat, $500 ulo 1926 per Grote.
8eteriilie. 40e per 9ubenos gitnbeI.
Rfirlid)e. $1.65 un6 Sf.75 her Grote
@elbe Burselu, $500 per 100 0fb.
@ierpflausen, $1.5O Der guSder.
Miiben, $500 per 100 0funS.
Squalb, $3.50 per 8u5hel.
@antelonpes, $t.25.
Spinat, $1.75 per Camper.
@riine Srbfen. $500 per Qnulp.r.
Setlerte, Colorado, 85c per Crate.
Sieb-Mnrft.
Som Iatonio. 81. Guguit, 1918.
&iibe. $500 bis $7.75.
&dlber. $3.50 Bis $1,000.
8nuen. $7.75 Bis $12.60
O9ien. 5000 bis $500.
ct. Qouis. 81. stueult, 1918.
@tnooieb. SegaszVie6. $40 bis S17.70.
Sdfuetne. $t4.00 bis $f9.S5.
Tele.
s8oIf uuS Studs -. 30 cts.
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Waret.Berihf.
Cotton.

Cotton.
San Mntonio, belite feline 9orie.
@alpelton, geitern 1876 Gents.
Guttoniamen -Trp6nfte.
Gan Intpnio, 81. Iugult, 1918. :
Brine CRUDE Cotton SeeD Oil. S1.81.
xeuts per GaHpne
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-08
NO SCARCITY OF SEASONABLE
HIGH PRICES HERE EITHER.

T ct us tell YOU a secret. For more
- than a year we have been accu-
mulating Furniture and Floor Cover
ings for the Big Furniture Store and
in most cases we can sell YOU Furni-
ture and rugs at less than the whole
sale Price today.
We are passing all this saving on to
YOU. Below we give you few Illus
trations. Compare these prices with
the prices YOU are charged elsewhere.
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An American
Or a Traitor
NO HALFWAY GROUND IN THE
UNITED STATES: TEST WITH
EACH INDIVIDUAL

Are you an American or. are you
a traitor?
/ There are no longer any halfway
ground in the United States. The
casualty lists are growing too fast
Either you will support the country
in every detail or you will be at leas.
passive aid to Germany.
| America must save the wheat to
feed the armies and the nations who
are fighting Germany, and the evil
il represents. Those war-torn lands
have little wheat of their own. With
out it they will fail.
In order to meet the demand, the
people of The United States must
cut in half their consumption of wheat
flour during the next few months I'M
| til the new harvest comes in.
1t is foregone conclusion that
many are doing this and much more
rejoicing in doing an actual, practi-
cal, patriotic thing which their intel
hgence shows them is a necessity.
On the other hand, there will be
chose who are openly or secretly pro-
German, who are clogging, hampering
pacifists, who are too greedy too care
less or too STUPID to realize the vital
Importance of saving. They will do
nothing except what is forced on them
To which Of these classes will you
the individual who reads this-be-
long?
Are you an American or are you a
traitor?
Test yourself by one thing how
little wheat bread you can eat.
Eat another cereal in some form
porridge, corn or rice mullins, or a
breakfast food with no admixture of
wheaton your breakfast.
Eat rice, hominy or potatoes for
your luncheon or supper.
For dinner in the average house
hold there is no need of bread ex-
cept as habit which may be broken
easily. Many families have served
no bread for that meal for years.
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Newspaper Boys
Strong For Clague
REDWOOD FALLS MAN GET SUP
PORT OF PRESS OF DISTRICT
IN JUDGESHIP RACE

1t is no secret 70 the readers of the
Gazette that this paper believes firm
ly in Attorney Frank Clague, both
as private citizen and as states
man. And because of that belief, it
is with the greatest pleasure that
The Gazette passes on the following
good things said of Mr.. Clague, when
several weeks ago, he announced him
self as candidate for Judge of the
Ninth Judicial District, to succeed
Judge l. M. Olsen, the present Judge
Practically every newspaper in the
district has endorsed Mr.. Clague's
candidacy, the endorsement being
based on approval of his past accom-
plishme1t as public servant il the
House and the Senate, and of his
course as one of the best and best
known attorneys of the state. Press
comments and compliments have
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Under some conditions people may
not be able to deny themselve all
bread, bu. even then they can eat
Victory or substitute breads. Cen
uine poverty is the only excuse which
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may be offered for lack of self-de-
NAL in this.
Ask yourself the question when
you eat wheat bread:
Gam | an American or traitor 2"
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Mr. Clague has long record of able
public service behind him. He served
as county attorney of Redwood coun-
ty eight years, several terms in the
legislature representing Redwood
county, and two terms as senator of
this district. He was also speaker
of the house. He is one of the best
lawyers ii the district and will make
an able jurist. Our readers are ac-
quainted with Mr.. Clague in large
numbers and they will be glad to
choose him as their next district
ljudge.-Springfield Free Press.
Frank Clague is out for the judge
ship and his friends here are con-
fident that he will win. IN fact SOME
believe that he had it cinched as
soon as he filed. If our memory
serves us correctly, Mr.. Clague form
ed the winning habit early in his
career and that habit stuck to him
tenaciously ever since.-Lamberton
Star.
Frank Clague of Redwood Falls is
a candidate for judge in that dis
trict. Mr.. Clague is one of the ablest
jurists in the state and his election
will only be the stepping stone to the
supreme bench.-Lake Wilson Pilot.
Hon. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls aspires to the responsible place
of district judge of the ninth judicial
district. He has been known to the
writer for many years and if cleo
ed would fill the requirements of the
office to the very letter. For num-
Der of years he represented Brown
and Redwood counties il the senate,
during which period his valiant SER
vices made him one of the leaders of
that august body. He is clean-cut
American citizen and would be in a
position to administer the affairs of
the office il strictly unbiased man
ner-Springfield Advance.
Mr.. Clague has made a record for
himself both as a lawyer and as a
senator which has won for him the
confidence of all who know him. He
is fully qualified for The office he
seeks. Cottonwood Current
Atty. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls has filed for Judge of this Ju-
dicial district, and we predict he will
be elected regardless of all opposi-
ton, for the reason that no better
qualified man can be found in the
district-Sanbor1 Sentinel.
Mr.. Clague's qualifications for the
position are beyond question while
his reputation as reputable attorney
should secure him large vote in
the other counties of the district
Belview Independent.
| Mr. Clague is on of the best known
and most capable lawyer in the state.
He served as county attorney for
four terms and served in the state
Legislature for three successive terms,
| being speaker the last term in the
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Mr.. Clague is a man of wide expert
ence. He has served a year in the
lower house of the legislature and
two terms in the senate, and is well
qualified for the duties of the office to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31
J which he aspires.-St Peter Herald

Mr.. Clague is eminently qualified
for the position from legal stand
point and in adaition is man Of ex-
high character. His cleo
ton would not only be creditable to
his district but to the state.-Mapleton
Enterprise.
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House. Then he was elected to the
senate and served for two terms af-
ter which he voluntarily retired from
politics to devote his entire time 20
his extensive and growing law prac-
tice. We doubt if Mr.. Clague will
have any opposition for the office.
Whether he does or not, we predict
his election.-Granite Falls Journal.
He is clean upright, honest, con-
scientious gentleman, an able lawyer
and possesses the temperament that
fits him for the bench.-Joe Rey-
nolds.
Hon. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls should be elected judge in his
district, of which Nicollet county is
a part. Mr.. Clague is a lawyer of
ability and would be an honor and
credit to the bench of this state. He
is conducting dignified campaign,
one wholly in keeping with the i'm
portant and non-political position
which he is seeking Mankato Free
Press.
Hon. Frank Clague of Redw, cd
Falls, would make splendid sue
cessor to Judge l. M Olsen. He is
an able jurist, has spent many years
of usefulness in this judicial district
and he is 100 per cent American
Billy Mailer.
Mr.. Clague is known to be not on
ly thoroly loyal candidate and 100
per cent American, but he is also re-
cognized as being fully competent
and will fitted for the job.-Marshall
Times.
Try our WANT COLUMN and get
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31

Try our WANT COLUMN and get
results.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31

Mr.. Clague is on of the best known
and most capable lawyer in the state.
He served as county attorney for
four terms and served in the state
legislature for three successive terms,
being speaker the last term in the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31

Senator Clague of Redwood county
has filed for the nomination for dis
trict Judge in the ninth district
Judge Olson, the present incumbent,
has decided to relinquish the posi-
ton. We have known Senator Clague
several years, and know him to be a
man who would fill the judicial re-
quirements to perfection. He is an
able lawyer, and man of broad in
tellect. We feel sure the people of
the ninth district will make no mis-
take if they elect Senator Clague.
Window Citizen.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31
been numerous few Of them are
reprinted here.

The Redwood Gazette announces
the candidacy of Elk Senator Frank
Clague of that city for District Judge
to succeed Judge Olsen. No man in
the district would honor the district
as Judge more than the genial and
able Frank Clague. We second the
motion.-Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-31

Mr.. Clague's qualifications for the
position are beyond question while
his reputation as a reputable attorney
should secure him a large vote in
the other counties of the district
Belview Independent.