ernment has the power to choke
it to death at will — that, or
#Lake it over entirely.
With the sanction of Congress,
which I hope never comes, fed
eral officials can do to any in
dustry what they are doing to
coal. Each assault on freedom
will be one more attack of the
dread disease, undulant socialism.
It works like the fever which,
scientific men say, can be cured
in rare instances if vigorous treat
ment is begun in the early stages.
Official Returns
Second Division
Now Complete
Second Division election re
turns are now complete as fol
lows:
Total votes cast 1447.
Total Democratic ballots cast
961.
Total Republican ballots cast
*436.
The Democratic votes were as
follows: Bartlett 813, Olson 722,
Johnson 372, Sharpe 350, Cross
560, Lyng 674, Whaley 318, Ander
son 682, Madsen 543, McDonald
612, Porter 671.
The Republican ballots were:
Grigsby 169, Peterson 230, Cole
268, Soholt 124, Benson 342, Jones
#294, Mitrovitch 198, Munz 324,
Anderson 332, Laws 381, Milligan
307, Ost 369.
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—The camp newspaper recently
undertook “to explain the more
subtle meanings of the language
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courtesy” means: His uncle is a
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