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Teddy is to islt Nebraska October I
2 niul It is slneoroly hoped
peeled that ono of those dates will bo
given to Norfolk
Tho World Herald publishes tbo
ohoorful Infoimiition from Wall drool
that whoieas hots havo boon four to ono
in fmor or McKiuloy thoy nio w
throo to ono Tho odds hooiu to bo voty
much against Brynn ynt but small
crumbs nro of much comfort to tho
World Humid
Now that Soerotury Poitor bus olll
dally proclaimed tho Grand Island con
vontton n legal nominating oonvoutku
in nil particulars It is presumed that tho
fusion pross which is notoil for Us fair
ness and candor will duly iipologio for
cnllliiK it a fraud and thoso who partic
ipated in it hyponitos mid knaves
Tho Worlil lluralil inlnts what it
claims to bo absolute proof that thlflcouu
try is being rapidly transfound iuto n
British dependency and thus knocks out
all claims it mid Mr Bryan havo bcon
niakliiB that wo are tomliiiK toward
impoi lallsiu bocauso who over hoard
of an Imporlnl nation being a de
pendency It is to be hoped for tho
sako of consistency that tho Woild
llorald will rotiaeOilthor ono Htatomont
or tho other Thoy dont dovetail
worth a cont
Just bofoio tho fusion convention was
hold tho Contral City Democrat fusion
said ThouMUids of populists and
most all tho doniocrats in tho state aio
displeased with Governor Poyntors
record and they want a new man
Tho nng however dictated Poyntors
ronomination and cairied its point Now
thu above thousands will bo compollod
to eat a very distasteful dish of crow or
hiipport some other candidate
With a national election every four
years when tho American people can
innko or ilofont a president or a policy
inipoiialisui is inipos lblo Tho demo
cratic bugaboo of threatened linporiul
ism couldnt last louder than four
yoars at the most if tho majority of tho
pooplo dont want it And it could bo
changed sooner by electing another con
gress two yoars honco Tho loins of
governmout are in tho hands of tho vot
ers aud all tho wash about turning this
republic into an omplro is ridiculous
Tho democrats dohght in referring to
Boujauiiu llarrisou as a disgruntled
ropublican but he will Biipport tho
ticket while thoir whilom leader
Grover Olovclnnl will not siippoit Mr
Biyau and speaks against him on occa
sions Mr McKinloy conies a long
ways from boing as disastrous to his
party as Mr Bryau has to his as tho
ropublican paity is solidly united while
tho democratic party is about as badly
disorganized as it is possible to bo aud
still retain any claim to a party organi
zation
While Mr Bryau is oudoavoiing to
uiako imperialism tho paramouut
issuo ho would undoubtedly constiuo
victory to mean an indorsement of his
free silver idea nud put it into practice
nt once A mnu who is as sincere as ho
claimed to be in 1S9G ou that issuo and
ono who is strong enough to foicoitonto
a roluctnnt convention will assuredly
not pass it up when tho time comos es
pecially inasmuch as tho platform do
mauds tho chaugo in unquestionable
laugungo Ho cannot dodgo tho issuo
mid his supporters must oudorso both by
their voto
Henry Wutterson of tho Louisvillo
Courier Journal is doing something
which may woll bo termed deplorable
Ho is supporting Mr Bryan of whom he
said iu lbOl Ho is a dishonest dodgor
He is a daring adventurer Ho is a
political fakir He is not of tho material
of whioh the people of tho United
States havo over made a president Nor
is he of tho material of which any party
bus ever befoie niado n caudidato His
personality and political trend has cor
tuinly not changed materially since that
time aud Mr Wattersous 1890 state
meuts may be expected to rise up aud
haunt any etlorts directed iu Mr Bryaus
behalf
min n i -lit it ttji i
party to which Mr Potior claims allo
wance Tho next thing that may bo
expected is that the gentleman will
insist that I ho tepublicuis Kit oil the
tiekot because their name conlllots with
tho Mher lepublicans This reform
in the interest of tho t oiumon people
in ly look rather queer at times but it
must bo the genuine urtMo as it is in
the hands of thoso who wont In on a
reform platfonn
Ono of tho Boston uiitl tmporlullstfl
who trmcled to Indianapolis for tho
purposo of fighting any third ticket
soiitluient said This election Is not
going to bo settled by tho newspapers
nor by tho politicians It is presumed
that ho will at once take stops to silonco
autllniporiidistlo newspapers and cam
paign speakers Ho hooiiis to icly on
ignorance to win his point and that the
inontlon of tho woul iinperlallsm
afar oil will bo Htilllclout to make or
ohiutgo mens minds A campaign run
without nowspapors or speakers would
indeed bo a novelty but how ho may
hope to got Ids sentiments bofore the
public Ih a posor Tho people wouldnt
even know that ho deplored nowspapors
and orators except through tho doplorcd
mediums
Tho Niobrara Ttlbuno has boon con
verted from a fusion to n straight pop
ulist paper and will assist in turning
Knox from tho fusion trust to a party
having somo principle at stake Con
cerning this it says From what Is
transpiring ft om tho nominee of tho
olllco of president down it looks liko
fusion and what has boon tho populist
party is simply a mo omont for ofllco
only and but little rofortn connected
with it Tlio time has como when wo
must stand alouo and savo tho party or
tho out angling moshes of democracy
will entirely enfold us If after fusing
with tho demociats wo cant get our
lights and just duo thou take the couiso
aheady sot by tho true friends of reform
and stand by tho ticket noniiuated at
Oiuciunati
A fii3ion oxchaugo that devotes much
of its spaco to coudoniniug Imperial
Ism boaits of an exhibition of impou
alism exceeding anything herotofoio
witnessed iu a lopublio In tho following
language Tho peisonol triumph of
Mr Bryan iot merely In his own unan
imous and fervout rououiiuution but iu
his dictation of the platform is unex
ampled iu our politicnl history Single
handed and singlo miudod ho dominated
tho sttuatiou The convention has not
deliberated It has decided It has
ascertained Mr Bryans will and yielded
to it Such supremo individual coutrol
of a national convention was uevor bo
foro seou Mr Bryau may succeed in
having his imperial mandates obeyed
by a convention that kuow f al well
that ho was tho only nvailablo candi
date but it is extremely doubtful if the
country will placo him iu n position
whoro it must bow to his will The
auti impenalists who fear the ouo man
power will have somo trouble in explain
ing how thoy cau consistently support
Mr Bryau
The Tinies Tiibuuo seoms to bo dis
tressingly short of facts aud loug ou
asset tious Its liuo of argument is full
of knots kinks and curves aud exefod
ingly hard to follow It proposes to
ignoro and dodgo all questions except
the ones propounded by itself aud will
uot adhore to thoso if they are compre
hensively answered It point blank
rofuses to comply with a leadiug de
mand of tho Journal with tho statement
that does not deem it of sutHcieut
interest Such tactics oro not wmuers
and tho debating ground far from do
slrable If the paper could bo brought
to ono lino of thought for two or three
consecutive issues it might bo of
est to coutmuo tho cewtrovorsy Tun
News has oudoavored to openly and
falily moot tho issues but its tune aud
spaco is too valuable to be devoted to
chasiug a contemporary all over tho
held of argument aud endeavoring to
auswor bare assertions without nu iotft
of fact for foundation The News
could loply iu land indefinitely but the
thiukiug voter has no time for unsub
htantiated statements and wide range
prognostications
iu uuawmi uuumiuu ui uiu uuiiwi
Th8 uext 8esloil o coiRros Wll
States is superior to that of EBlM dto
wrestle with ouo deficiency of f
wmon country me iusionists woum uo
light iu making tho peoplo behevo has a
mortgage ou this republic Coutrastiug
the conditions a correspondent Hays
The fact that Great Britain must sell
per cent bonds nt 3 per ceut discount
urnl pay tho purchaser a bouus of one
months interest while tho United
States can borrow all tho mouoy it
wnnts nt 2 per ceut is one of tho results
of the wise financial legislation for
which the republican party is to be
given credit Our government cau bor
row mouey cheaper thau any other
power ou earth nud this is a direct ad
vantage to every citizen iu the country
Bixby of the State Journal thinks
that Secretary of State Porter gives
evideuceof some impei lalistio tendencies
wheu he dictates to the populists what
uanio they shall bo known by Thoy
pleaded for one uamo and he says they
cannot have it It is a uauie too not
recently if ever otlicially used by tho
Ou IXovember IS 18U when Mr
Hrvan had oditorhil charge of the World-
Herald it published tho following item
000 This is on nccouut of peusious
Tho appropriation for pensious for the
uoxt year must be not less than -1150 -000000
This tremeudoussum would iu
itself be enough to run a reasonable
government One would not complain
if it woro an houest debt but a large
proportion is uot a debt because it was
never earned by auy act of patriotism
or heroic service The government is
held up and despoiled of no meau por
tion of this aud it seeiuo helpless to de
fend it -elf Oue canuot help being curi
ous to kuow how many more yeais it will
take to exhaust the generation which
feels itself iujured by the war It is
safe to say that uover did a generation
display such remarkable lougevity
Aud yet ho would uow enjoy and cor
dially solicits support from this remark
ably long lived geu rntion He also
has additioual cause for grief A new
generation iu the Spanish Auieucau war
veterans is coming ou to despoil the
government
THE NORFOLK NRWR THURSDAY AUCJUST 23 J 000
have
30000-
Tlio Conservative classes as tho truo
anti impulnlists those who opposed the
tieaty with Spain of whom Mr Biynn
was not ono
In ISiJl whou Huclinuau quit the
presidency 12 per cont United States
bonds were selling at a discount now 2
per cent bonds bring a premium
Chairman Haima has chosou Editor
Uosow liter of tho Omaha Heo for one of
tho advisors of the republican national
committee aud tho campaign will un
doubtedly pirtake of somo of tho gen
uine iiggresslvo Hosowator vigor
The Paris treaty of peace is tho ground
work of imperialism and has been
responsible for all tho doings in tho
Philippines slnco Mr Bryan used his
inlluouco in having thot treaty ratified
aud is now badly frightened Soared
at his shadow as it were
Tho fusion pross may bo oxpectod to
do somo more squirming Tho middle
populists havo called con
ventions for tbo purposo of placing In
nomination a candidate for congress In
tho Third district and a caudldato for
stato seuator in tho Eleventh district
Attorney Gouoral Smyths attoutlou
is dirootod to Mr Bryau of Lincoln who
sooins to havo n monopoly on scare crows
aud sooins to bo supplying tho domnud
regardless of tho de Ires of other men
aud parties Ills price is extortionate
being nothing less than tho presidency
of tho United States and if tho trust is
not crushod by Mr Smyth tho peoplo
may institute a boycott and refuse to
pay the demand
Mr Bryan in a Ohicigo spooch denies
that ho is pleading tho causo of the
Filipino and adds No matter what
becomes of tho Filipino tho woild will
go on This is important if true
A guinaldo aud his followers should at
once investigate tho matter If they
havo lost their greatest Amorican cham
pion thoy should lose no time in sending
over somo of thoir best talent to show
the Amorican peoplo that n rebel is au
honor to any nation
Tho democratic atguuient of 1SG
reversed that tho wago earuers are now
suffering from iucroasod prices may
appeal to those who had situations dur
ing the Clovoland disaster but it will
fall ou a deaf oar whou tho thousands
out of work at that timo aud patroniz
ing tho freo soup houses are concerned
Neithor will it bo a couviucing nrgu
niout to tho farmers who do not take
to cheap wheat arguments with any
degiee of appreciation
Gen F O Latiobe a democrat of
the old aristocratic Maryland school
nud for seven yeais mayor of Baltimore
is out with this prouuueiamonto I
am a democrat and I believe I know ns
well as any other man what is demauded
from democrats by their party I did
uot voto for Bryau in 1S9I uor did I
vote for MoKmley I have my opinions
about this years uomiuatious but I do
uot care to state them It is my belief
however that tho republtcaus will carry
Marylaud by about -10000 majority
If Abraham Liucolu were alive ho
would be greatly astonished to learn the
identity of somo of the Lincoln repub
licans who aro supporting Mr Bryau
aud iu them would bohold somo of his
severest critics and traducers of the six
tio3 Ho would probably be highly
gratified to learu that they had reversed
their opinions regarding tho war of the
rebellion but might well think that they
took peculiar methods to show their
chaugo of heart Iu fact he might re
cognise in their arguments those very
similarly employed by his enemies
The Appeal to Reason socialist organ
of Girard Kansas has this to say about
a recent democratic victory North
Carolina has just voted overwhelmingly
for democraoy Of course the party en
dorsed by such a vote will proceed to
call a special session of the legislatuie
and at ouco in accordance with the na
tional demociatie platform enact direct
legislation Prohibit government in
the stato by injunction Liko the old
woman kept tavern it will Yet there
are some populists and socialists who
thiuk their causo will bo advauced by
votlug the democratic ticket 1
The most pronounced kick the fusion
ists have agaiust the populists is that
republicans took pait iu the Grand
Islaud conveutionaud have ideutified
themselves with the movement Sup
poaiug they did isnt it likely that all
takiug part havo heretofore beou mem
bersof other parties Whou a now
party isorgauued or auold oue reorgan
ized the members must have come from
some source nud it is perfectly ovtdeut
that if thoy have taken inteiest iu poll-
ticsthey have been afllliatiug with some
oue of the parties already orgauized
All takiug part must have recently been
either peoples independents democrats
republicans or prohibitionists
For the ouly aud original Abraham
Liucolu f usiou organs to apply the term
swashbuckler to one of the heroes of
the late war indicates as perhaps noth
ing else could their fitness as followers
of the great emancipator It cau readily
be imagined that these fellows would
have been iu the front rauks of the war
of the rebellion lighting for the opinions
of tho lininortnl Lincoln and sustaining
aud suppottlug lilrn at homo All
honor to tho fellows who damn tho
administration condemn tho nrmy
cartoon nud vllllfy tho army olllcorsnud
want to pull down tho lag Thoy aro
tho mainstays of this glorious republic
May their light over shine to illuniinato
tho truo path to liborty
Peoplo of foreign countries who view
this republic through uoniocratlo oyos
must think it is nu awful placo to
Ono could readily imagino that
foreigner forms his opinion of
United States through reading
Ote on Politics
Ma vife she got au auuty au
yemiuy ay uot vaut to be oue too
live
if a
tho
Mr
Bryaus spoech of accoptauco ho would
wisely conclude to stay away and his
heart would throb with pity for tho poor
American tho victim of oppression
calamity aud ntal udmiiiistratiou It is
a blot upon tho faco of the oarth nud a
stench iu tho nostrils of civilized
humanity Slianio on a party whoso
success deponds on ptosontiug gloomy
pictures of thoir countiy and traducing
all tho institutions which truo Ameri
cans rovoro and respect who see noth
ing but calamity for tho peoplo and
disgrace for tho country
In 1300 Mr Bryan said Tho demo
cratic party has begun a war of extermin
ation against tho gold standard We ask
no quartor Wo shall prosecuto our
warfuro uutil thcro is uot au American
citizen who daros to advocate a gold
standard polioy You ask why We
reply that tho gold staudard i3 a conspir
acy against tho hauinu race and that
wo should uo moro join It than wo
would an nrmy marchiug to destroy our
homes and our families Events havo
proven that Mr Bryau was mistaken in
sovoral particulars Wo havo uot
prosecuted warfare uutil there is not
an Americau citieu that dares advocate
a gold staudard policy Wo are
now using our best endeavor to iguoie
free silver and make imporialism par
amount Tho conspiracy against the
huiuau raco has not destroyed homes
and families to any alarming extent
On tho contrary mouey is pleuty aud in
terest is lower than ever before iu the
history of the country Tho change is
iu favor of tho borrower and against tho
lender In favor of the common
people aud agaiust the capitalist
But Mr Bryau is not satisfied aud will
manufacture uew spoctres at tho rate of
soveril a day if by so doing ho can
frighten tho people into voting him iuto
the presidency The best republican cam
paign arguments yet produced are Mr
Bryaus utterances dunug the time he
has boon before the public oyo
by
Et
bane hal to be aunty
Yon Yousou ha baue farmer au ha bane
ou purt goot fix Ha ban e got purt goot
prices by Mc Keenly au ha baue uot vote
for Braiu
Ay baue feol purt goot bout perilism
Brain ha say dees kontry ben going by
empire aud ay bane helpiu run dees
koutry By gol inaybo ay baue king
Brain ha say when it baue goiu by
gold staudard et baue purt bad but et
bauo not bad aud ha say when it baue
goiu by perilism et bauo gol site bad
Ha baue not puit good guosser
Brain ha say Svensky man bane got
uo yob when McKeeuly ha bane lected
Ay bano tauk Brain ha uot kuow much
bout it Ay bane got yob all tern uow
wheu ft baue have free soop all tern
when domycrats ha bane en yob of
presadeut
Taking No Uisks
While Wallace Wilsoa was iu the east
last mouth he visited five brothers of
Mrs Wilsou all of whom have hereto
fore voted the democratic ticket Thoy
voted aud worked for Bryan in 1800
Four of them aro opeuly commending
tho policy of the present adnuuistratiou
and will vote for McKiuloy and Roose
velt The other oue is mighty weak
and growing weaker every clay
The reasons assigned for the change
are good nud Hilricieut They said
four years ago we could not sell any
thing that we raised tor prices liko we
receive for our produce and stock under
this adiuini tratiou Dunug this ad
ministration we have bought turms of
our own though we were leuters when
itbegau We bot row money out of the
bauks at 5 per ceut iuterest that cost us
8 to 10 per cent under Cleveland We
are prospering now aud our outlook for
n permanent success was uever so good
WTo do not desire a change We do
not propose to take auy risks We will
do our part with our votes to contiuue
conditions that have given so muoh
prosperity to us aud our neighbors
Dawes County Journal
YoiiucMeii In Politics
The f usiomsts are particularly anxious
to wlu over the young men to their
cause realizing that tho old timers aro
di if ting away not to roturu uutil dem
ocracy drops vagaries aud adopts com
mon sense
They go iu ou the theory that the
youug man is linpresslouable will
readily submit to having the wool pulled
over his eyes aud will ba attracted by
glittering generalities rather thau by
solid facts
They aro making a graud mistake
The young mau of today is far more
learned his thoughts run deeper aud he
has a better memory thau tho fusiouists
give him credit for iu fact thore is but
little room for doubt but that tho young
man of todoy is far In advance of the
young man of any preceding generation
as far as all that appertains to a strong
vigorous nctive mind is concerned
Thoy will encounter n difficulty iu
that tho young mans momory of the
modoru domocratlc travesty ou govern
niout is most vivid and ho is able to
distinguish botween prosperity and
democratic calamity Ho finds his
opportunities for work and advauco
uient largornnd more attractive than at
any time In Into years and ho will bo
slow to support a party which history
shows has not latoly boon n success as a
busiuess proposition
Another giavo mistako of tho fusion
ists is to ridiculo tho young man or boy
who thinks ns his fathor thinks nud
votes ns his fathor votes Tho mistako
is doplorablo and Inexcusable
From whom should a young man
recoivo his political as woll as moral
training if not from his father
Who is to blame but tho father if his
judgmont ou social and economic prob
lems nro at fault
There are few who will endorse tho
sentiment that the youug rnau should bo
moved aud iufluouced by tho talk ho
hears on tho street rather thau by his
homo fireside
All honor to tho boy who will voto as
his father votes aud beliovo as his father
believos Ho is tho hope of tho republic
nud the homo
Sonic Nebraska Democrats
Leading Nebraska gold democrats are
setting an examplo to their eastern
brethren that cauuot fail to have effect
They aro far from being conviuced that
the couutry would bo honored by elect
ing Mr Bryau to tho presideucy They
have au advantage over tho eastern men
in that they live lu Mr Bryaus stato
and know him peisoually Many of
thorn have had political associations
with Mr Bryau nud lmvo had every op
poituuity of studying his character nud
that thoy aro uot satisfied with him is
oue of tho soverost arraignments pos
sible
J Sterling Mortou secretary of agri
culture under Cleveland aud whom Mr
Bryau cau thauk as having been of ma
terial assistance iu starting him out on
his political career is uow his most bit
ter opponent and uo oue not even his
republican opponent3 coudemn him and
his policies more severely thau Mr
Mortou
James E Boyd the ouly democratic
governor N braska ever had is opeuly
autogouistic to his election
Euclid Martin a leading democrat of
Omaha aud postmaster under Cleveland
is auothor bitter opponent
Wm A Paxton one of the leading
wholesalers of Omaha and who has
served his party to groat advautage for
mauy years will uot support Bryanaud
opeulyjcoudemns his
Captain F B Laurence of Omaha
who began voting the democratic ticket
in 18154 and has voted for every ono
since with the exception ot Bryan says
As a busiuess man of common seuse I
cannot couseut to tne introduction or a
debased currency and will uot vote for
Bryau
Warreu Switzer an Omaha lawyer
who headed the straight democratic
ticket for supreme judge in 1897 i3 still
very much opposed to Mr Bryans
election
Henry W Yates of Omaha president
of the Nebraska National bauk will not
support the nominee and says his only
power would be to destroy nud Jthere is
more to destroy uow thau there was lu
1890
Ed Riley a wholesale liquor dealer
of Omaha voted for Bryan iu 1890 but
is satisfied with the prevailing prosper
ity and will vote for McKiuley
W L May the wholesale grocer aud
formerly state fish commissioner will
uot support Bryan
E L Stoue president of tho Dewey
Stone Furniture company of Omaha is
convinced that McKinley prosperity is
all right aud will vote the lopublicau
ticket
W M Bushmau au indopoudeut voter
conducted a half empty warehouse iu
189J Gnnd is now compelled to refuse
busiuess owing to lack of capacity and
will support MoKmley
Dr George Tilden n democrat of tho
old school sees nothing iu Bryanism to
which he can tie and prefers MoKiuley
to Bryau
Judge Wakely of Omaha who was a
coupicious democrat half a century ago
hasut chaugod his politics but caunot
endorse Bryan
Dr Geo L Miller ono of Omahas
leadiug citizens aud oue of the fathers
of Nebraskas democraoy is very sevoio
in his coudomnatiou of Bryau aud will
ueo his influence against his electiou
These aro ouly a fow of Nebraskas
loading democrats located for the most
part in the chief city of the state but it
is a criterion of how Nebraska demo
crats feel and an indication of tho thou
sands throughout the state who will re
fare to be misled by Bryans bugaboo of
imperialism They see under this
trauspareut cloak a genuine threat
against the welfnro of the country and
the interests of every citizen Perhaps
Mr Bryau cau get along without the
support of the tried nud truo the geuu
iue disciples of Jefferson Jacksou demoo
racy but it is open to serious question
and the outlook is that his defeat iu
1900 will be like the ouo of 1890 very
much emphasized
WAS IN A TRANCE
S W frpcilmuii Thmifjlil UN ir Wnn
Demi Ilut Sill Still tUrn
S W Speeluinn who foimerly resided
in Norfolk but now lives on a farm 10
miles southeast of the city recently ex
perienced what ho beliovos to bo almost
n miracle
His wifo has been sick with liver com
plaint siuco Juno Id List Friday night
she was taken much worse and at J 30
Saturday morning sho was as far ns nil
outward appearances went dead
Mr Spoolman drove to Wnrnervillo
nnd then to Norfolk informing friends
of tho occurrnuce aud whilo hoio tele
graphed relatives In Iowa but ou return
ing homo wns surprised to learn that Ilia
wifo was allvo sho having recovered
from what proved to be a trance or
comatose existouco nbout 1 oclock
Mrs Speelmau is uow nblo to tako
medicine nud it is probable that sho will
ultimately recover
Hor sister Mrs T M Lane arrived
Suuday from her home iu Benton
couury Iowa nud Mr Laue is oxpectod
hero today or tomorrow
GerimtUH fot McKinley
A Gormau Amorican who a few yearn
ago was supporting tho Bryau causo
but is uow Bupportiug McKinley has
recently been through tho southern
part of tho state and says
You may say that tho largo portion
of the Germans iu the South Platto
country will support McKiuloy this
year I have talked with a large num
ber of thorn and they express complete
satisfaction with business couditioLS
and the way the couutry has beeu ruu
Tho samo couditiou seems to prevail
ftmoug other foreigu boru citizens As
ft case in point you may cite John Florin
a Swede whoso homo is at Goohuer
Four years ago ho voted for Bryau but
is now enthusiastically for McKiuley
It is such statements as these that
furnish a pretext for doubting state
ments of tho fusiouists that all Germans
are for Mr Bryan
Letter I Int
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please say advertised
P F Sprechcr P M
Sen iue Maculno Contest
The judges account of the vote cast
August 20 to 0 a m for the respective
candidates iu J D Sturgeons Colored
Porters Sewing Machine Contest
We the undersigned judges appointed
to count the votes cast in tho above
named contest hereby certify that tho
votes cast to date are as listed below
Al Johnson 13
Dave Shores C8
P F Sprechek
Oscar Uhle
Judges
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