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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
TOWN 1'ALh.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
Of Busy Readers.

Sarah u, Smith has been appointed
guardian Of Frank l., Smith, of Canton,
Charles H. Rice has been appointed
guardian OF Ernst d, Prescott, Of Alliance
Judge John @, Mong has been appointed
executor Of the estate Of Mrs, Elizabeth
Prysi,
Ira NJ. Allen has been appointed guar
dian Of the minor heirs Of John O, Allen
deceased,
Valley railroad stock s ON the boom. Il
la selling now at i,22, The Connottou
brings 0l,
Nat q. Mclean has been appointed adj
mlnlstrator Of the estate Of John Fisher
OF Canton,
j. Fletcher johnson, a former resident
OF this city, has died Of LaGrlppe, at Santa
Roca, California,
II, @. Rudy has been appointed oKeeu,
tor OF the estate OF Henry Llnebaugh, oi
jackson township.
Emma Dlxler has commenced partl.Ien
pIpuoeullRh III iomlnon flthh toufl
against Elizabeth Hairet, al.
Probate Judge Baweett has appointed
Jesse j. Pitts administrator OF the estate
OF William 4. Hamilton, deceased, Of
Maaalllon.
The Canton Grange held well attend.
ed meeting this morning In Grange Hall,
No business OF special Importance was
transacted.
Tho will OF Valentine Ney, OF Canton,
was fed for probate Saturday. The do.
ceased was possessed Of considerable
property, which Is divided equally among
the heirs.
The December meeting Of the Stark
County Horticultural Apoioty instead Of
being held at the residence Of Lewis lisslg,
will take place Jointly with the Farmers'
Institute, In the assembly rooms, city hall,
Canton, Wednesday, Doc. 3.
Edward Welsh, section foreman OF the
@. q p. II. Il. at Homoworlh, who mya.
torioualy disappeared last Thursday, has
been found In a suRurcamy near Atwater.
llo IL In u dcmonted condition. II Is sup.
posed ho wandered from homo In NJ Of
mental alterations Alliance Loader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
END OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Hon. John E. Monnot Makes a brilliant
Speech at Seville.

Hon. John E. Monnot Makes brilliant
Speech at Seville.
Tho Democrats OF Seville and Gulliord
closed tho political campaign Saturday
oyonlng by grand jollincation. Tho So
vile baud and the Gullford Confer band
filled the air with aoul.atirring music,
Tho darkness OF the night showed OIL the
splendid pyrotochnical display to great
advantage. Tho gun squad made the
night rcsound with the roar OF muskotry.
Tho hugo bonfire Mndlod on the square
In great hollow log standing erect IN up
tho whole town, after tho fireworks had
ceased their fantastlcgl Hut the great
feature OF the occasion was tho brilliant
speech OF Hon, John E, Monnot Of Canton
Our large hall was crowded, many stand.
ing In tho doorway, and tue best Of order
prevailed throughout, aa every ono eocm-
cd inicreeied ON catching every word as
thoy foli from the lips OF this eloquent
young speaker Nothing happened TO
mar the pleasure OF tho occasion, Rcpub'
leans and Democrats mingled toncther 70
enjoy the festive aoono.- Medina Sentinel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Doath's Dolntg.

Peter Sheets, aged 80 years, living four
miles north OF Canton on tho Berlin road,
died yestesdaEot pneumonia. Tho fune'
raj will be held tomorrow morning nj 10
o'clock, AT German Catholic church. ln'
terment In the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Susan Lanabaoh, age 6s years, OF
North Indusry, died yesterday of dropnY'
Funeral Wednesday at 10 n. m. at Meloh'
elmer church, Iniermont NJ the church
cemetery.
Mrs. M. II, CuNoN Of Akron, well known
here, died at thai place Sunday afternoon,
FuneNl sorviaes in that city tomorrow
moraing.
M. David B, Funk died at his residence
Ne. $40 Prospect avenue, Tuesday morn
irg, Funeral ni p. IN. "Wednesday
Mi0nds OF tho family are invited,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Aoreat suoo.nn.

IL las been proved time aud again that
when u manufacturer has u really first
class article 10 sell and boldly makes IL
known by newspaper advertising he will
mOct with success, Newspaper adyertia-
ing IL not experimental, aud, whom per-
sisted In for years, will mako a brand well
and iavnrbly known, Ia corroboration
OF this vol known truth We point 10 tho
great success Of the 5,A llorao Blankets
Everybody knows about them In this ylci.
nifty, and 90 whore you will from ocean
10 ocean over thisbroad land, aud you will
ind th0 5'A manufacturers advertising
thoir goods boldly, and that their 5,A
Horse Blankets are known 10 ho the best
aud strongest Strength In horse blan-
kOt ia OF the utmost Importance
because OF the rough usage blanket
gets. There 10 more opportunity for
horse blankets than there ID Ia making
almost any other kind OF goods, A blan-
ket with but few warp threads, which will
not wear often looks as we'll aa b-A
loFsollankot with plenty OF warp threads.
How often have horse own0ra bought
slightly blankets and paid good round
price for them, only 10 find that they have
been stuck with a blanket that will 40 90
pieces In a few weeks,
Manufacturers Of the strong 5-A Horse
Blankets made no mistake when several
years ago they tool, the stand that they
would make strong, honest goods which
would wear we'll, and that they would all
vortiao them In the newspapers. The
whole country Ia now with them In their
efforts 10 prevent owners OF horsos being
deceived by horse blaukots which look
well but which will not wear we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
REV, MQUEARY'S TRIAL.
Will Take place in CleyolAnd on
january
Tha Charges In the Inditsuent'-rh Eo-s.
olssiotrioal Court Which win Try Nj.
MR0aueary,

Rev Howard MaoQueary will be tried
Ia Cleveland Janury z, He was 30 notlned
last Friday by member Of the eeolealas-
Teal court, The Plain Dealer has the
following
Tie standing commlltee Of the diocese
presented ths formal indictment 10 the
eooleaiaatlcal court not long Ago, Tho
standing committee n composed of the
following genllemeni
Clerymen-lRey, Richard l., Gander,
D. D., Akron Roy, Cyrus s, Rates, d. d.,
and Rev Edward Worthlngton, Cleve,
land, Laymen-Mr, d, X, King, Akron I,
Me, II, N, Bonnell, Youngstown Mr.. w.
w. Williams, Cleveland,
The indictment against Mr, MaeQueary
10 aR follows In ita charges;
/, That Rev. Howard MaeQueRry holds
and publicly teaches doctrines contrary
Ia the Protestant Episcopal church.
2. That the said MaoQueary has set
forth these doctrines In book, "Chiali.
anlty and Evolution and still holds and
sets forth the same. The error consists
IN his denying that the Savior was born of
virgin and that he rose from the dead
the third day after his natural death,
These two constitute doctrines contrary
to the belief Of the church, aud conae--
quently,
3. That hs has broken hls ordination
vow wherein he accepted the doctrines Of
the church.
The ecclesiastical court which will try
Mr.. MaoQuoary 10 composed Of Rev, Rev.
Henry ID. Ayes, Clevelandi Rev, William
II, Gallagher, PaineayIllei Rev, Yp, Nor
gan, Cleveland Rev. A. Il, Putnam, ,Cleve,
land, and Rev, George 4 Nmythe, Toledo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
MAJOR MCKINLEY IN p1TTsBURo,
Ho Considers His Presidential Boo a
Very Delicate Question.

Ho Considers His Presidential Boo a
Very Delicate Question.
Congressman VIM. Mckinley, accompa.
MED by Mrs. Mckinley and maid, arrived
from his Ohio homo last night, and after
struttorIng up and down tho Union depot
platform with lordly mlon and an lam.
tho.pcoplo air, boarded the Eastern train.
The doughty major appeared much af-
fccicd by the beating he received and the
confident smile he usually wore was alb
sent. His presence on tho train had been
tolographod ahead and 1vo mon Of tho
oolorod persuasion were ut tho depot 20
herald the mnjor's coming, As soon "a
tho train pulled In "Protoct Our Indus.
trIcsn pccrcd eagerly through the window
az the crowd, which wasn't there, and as
ho saw that ho would not DO pressed for a
back.platform speech, no alightod and
odRod his way through the other travel.
era TO tho ticket office, whore ho purchas.
ed sleeping apartments for his party.
SHOW about your dofoatYn was asked
when ho had completed tho transaction
with tho man NJ tho window.
SON. ho replied off.handed, VT was a
very comfortable election and decidedly
interestingly
When tho sui loot bearing upon his
Presidential bee was introduced ho said
"Young man, that is a very delicate mat.
ter, which ! do not wish 10 discuss. How.
oyor,n he added "the Republican party
will ho ~ tho front again In tho coming
contOatn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Pom NAV Hang.

Tho following appeared in the Column
bus news OF the Cleveland Leader thia
morning;
"a. l., Jones' attorney for Henry Popp,
the Stark county murderer, appeared boz
fore the Governor this afternoon. lie
made au argument OF some length, but
the Governor announced that ho would
not interfere, and that Popp will hang No
vember 9s,n Attorney Jones stated 10 n
NEws.DEMooRAr reporter that he was not
In Columbus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Another Common pleau Jury

Tho namcs OF the following persons
we're drawn from tho jury box to-day, 10
serve during tho present torn, uriab
Oawalt, Moximoi John Drumbaugh, sr.,
Lake, Geo. Crowl, Paris, John RAIDER,
Canton, John G. waochies, Canton Goo,
Matbie, Lawrence; John Jacquoi, Mimi
shlllen, Joseph Greppert, Bethlehem
Ioaeph persou, Plain, Robert Tipping,
Mna.lllon, Charles Hamilton, Marlboro
Hiram Histzcl, LexinRtonl Malvern @.
Burkholder, sugar Crock Jacob Sulcy,
Marlboro, 0rln Llohtonwaltor jackson,
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Mr., Charles T.. Duff, OF No. ab North
Market street. book'keeper at Rlbel and
Co.'s works, and Miss Eta u, Snyder, Of
No, 235 South Cherry street, aalealady at
the Canton Jewelry Companya store,
allpped quietly out OF town Saturday and
were married yesterday At the residence
OF w. j. McKenney, No, 1851 Monument
street, Baltimore, Md.
Mr., Duf who was formerly an Alderman
In Allegheny City, Pa, 10 about 30 years Of
age and wldower, Miaa Snyder, or more
properly speaking, Mrs, Duff, Ia hand
some young lady, not yet 70 years OF age,
Mrs, Snyder, mother Of the bride was
seen by NEws'DEMoCRAr reporter this
morning, and stated that II was not OK.
actly a runaway match, aa her daughter
had Informed her that she was going away
10 DO married, NJ had opposed the mar.
rlage,' she continued, "beoauae thought
Mr., Duff was too old q man 10 marry q
lady as young as Eta, but she had her
heart set on II, and | could do nothing
better than submit. Aside from Mr.. Duif'a
age | had no objection TO offer az consider
him very nice gentleman. am glad
that my daughter Ia happy
Mr.. Duff lisa gentlemen who has the
respect and confidence OF all who know
him and hla wife Ia an estlmable young
lady, general fayorlto.
The NEws.DEMoORAT Joins with the
many friends OF the happy couple In wish
Ing them prosperity and bon voyage down
the stream Of life together. They are OK.
pooted to return this weok and will mako
their future home In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
MeetlnR Of the Y,a.

Tho Thanksgiving devotional exercises
,f tho Y's was held last evening In tho w.
c. #, L, rooms and was we'll attended.
Tho exercises were led by Miss Holm,
who spoke ina very able manner Miss
Minnie Webbor treated tho audience 60 a
delightful recitation, The meeting was
closed BY Rev. Condo, who spoke at some
length TO the society in very pleasing
atvip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
REMOVAL.

Not Off Business Firm, hut OF a Mon
atroa Tape worm From tho Btomaon TO
tho Bottle,
Yesterday Mrs. Nicholas Keltsch camo
all tho way from Alliance 10 bO relieved
OF u tnpo worm. II measures n foot In
length. Although repeated Efforts have
boon made 10 romoyeit, only portions had
boon removed until yesterday, Mrs. X,
nut horcnao into the hands Of the omlnont
Engllsh Specialist DR., Nichols, NJ tile
Avenue Hotel Canton, and In a very
short timo the worm was removed enuro,
II had troubled hor moro or less Tor many
years, she having passed portions OF II at
different times. DIR. Niohole snye that
hundreds Of poraons are afflicted with
those parasites, who are being treated for
disease that have no real existence. Tho
doctor has undoubtedly tho best tape
worm remedy Ia tho profession,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

II Is TO be regretted that many mothers
do not commence tho use OF Mollin's food
until their infants are III. This food, IL
must b0 borne Ia mlud, IL not u medicincs.
and is not intended primarily 'ur ,ycS
babies II Is the best artificial food torboth
healthy and feeble infants,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

beware OF epurIous goodal Got only
the genuine Salvation OIL II Kills pain,
Price 70 centp.
TlcRling In the throat, violent coughing,
etc, produced by n severe cod, arc cured
az once by nr, Bulpa Cough Syrup, Price
only 20 cents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
what wnl tho oovnrnor pop

Attorney j. d. Hudson stated TO NEWS.
DEMOCRAT reporter this afternoon that he
was OF the opinion Henry Popp's sentence
would bo oommutod TO imprisonment for
life. There are others who think Gov.
Campbell will not interfere. The Canton
lawyers are Of tho opinion he should not
hanu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Jamen Y. cod, carnl. 1ll.. say,,

He paid thiiiy.onn dollars doctors bill
for his wife In one year, and one bottle OF
Bradneld's Female Regulator did her
moro pood than all the medicine she had
taken before.
II. DALE, Druggist, Carml, ILL.
Write Rradneld Regl Co, Atlanta, Co.,
for particulars. Sold by druggists.
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licensed TO We'd.

Marriage Licenses were issued to-day to
Frank @, Hammer and Emma Ellins
Contoni William G. Kochler and Maggie
II. Grove, North Industry Robert w. Dem
ison and Emma G. Crowl, Minerva; JOS
eph Davenport and Loah Q. plotner,
Osnaburg,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
phYnieian III.

DR.. Biechele was suddenly stricken with
ucute Inflammation OF the bowles while at
his Office this afternoon. A carriage was
Immediately summoned and he was taken
" his home where ps. Portmann Is
attending him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
A QUIET WEDDING.
Mr.. Charles p. Duff and Miss Eta
b. Snyder Married in
Baltimore.

The Mother OF the Bride Talks TO News
Democrat Reporterr.ilhe Opposed the
Match but Ia Glad Her Daughter Is
Happy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
JR, 0, U, A, NJ. AT CHURCH.
Rev, Muller breaches at the First NJ,
". and Itay. Field at the Baptist.

Extracts From the sermons--' Rev, Muller
Refers to the Political Corruption In
New York and Ignores Stark County
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shl-
loh's Cure. For sale by Weber Bros,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

G, F. Crasson, contracting agent for the
YAlloy railway 10 In the city,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-24

On Saturday, October 4th, there assetn-
blcd ut the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Sickle,
Of franklin Twp about one hundred and
fifty Of his friends and ncighbors The
occasion which called them together was
the 32d anniversary OF the marriage Of Mr.
and Mrs. 5ticilc. The day was beautiful
aud gave all IN opportunity 20 JON in
social intercourse rs well a5 ENJOY the
humptuOus dinner which was spread on
tables erected in the orchard.
After dinner the guests were called to
order with James y. English in the chair
and W. y. Cnrric, secretary. The press
dent, On assuming the chair, made lew
well-,imed remarks and requested Rev.
Ray to present o. Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle the
various gifts which had been brought ~
reminders Of tie friendBhip and good viii
Of the donors This the Rey did in bis
usual happy and pleasing manner. Prof
Mckee responded IN behalf of Mr. and Mrs.
Sickle. The Prof was quite j0cllar IN hia
cemaikg aud made some happy hits which
were well received.
In the meantime some excellent music
was furnished By Mrs. Park Hays and hrs.
| John Sickle, on lne organ, and Mr.. John
/ Sickle and Mr. ArgeuuB shannon on the
violin, and quite number OF the young
| folks assisting yOcally.
/ must say right here that the presence
| of Mr.. John + or, brother OF hrs.
/ Sickle, added much 10 the pleasure Of The
occasion, Mr. Pi-pr having been absent ioI
I twenty years IN Montana, and having re
/ turned short tiue ago for visit 70 b.
native State. HIS many friends gladly
/ embraced the opportunity of shaking handf
with aud welcoming him back to his boy
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-24
Pleasant Hill.
Muddy cREEK TWP. NO. !

MUDDY CREEK TWP, NO !.
EDS. CITIzEX:-If space permits and you
permit it to permit, viii youpublish few
words about the above named school The
school is located two and one-half miles
west Of Prospect. on a road leading from
the Prospect and St. Johns Church road
70 the yellow Creek road to Middle Ian
caster As the name indicates tie place is
a very pleasant one. for many reasons. it
il situated on one Of the highest knobs in the
surrounding country, and is dry and airy
and, consequently, healthy, so much SO that
the study Of physiology and hygiene seems
to be a thing Of thep past There Is spring
Of good water twenty rods from the house,
bat the worst feature is that the path OF the
enc that carries it is inclined - degrees TO
the plane Of his orbit. The scholars for the
month ending October II are: Harry
Hutchinson, Henry Barkley, Harry Nc
Burney, Frank Dershimer, Lewis and Ed
ward Millisun, James and Ralph Gallaher
Lewis and Charles Stewart, Budd Garyey,
Gus Flinncr, Curt White, Oron Beighley,
Emma, Maggie, Clara, Aggle and Bessie
Gallaher, Jennie aud Ella Tinsman, Aintie
and Ada White, Olive Dershimcr, Annie
Barkley, Maggie, pollie and May Wallace
Clare Stewart, Mary and Eva Garvey, Liz
zie MiliisoD, Sue Haworth and Minnie
Myers.
The number Of words missed by the A
spelling class are as follows: Eva GarveY, a;
Chas Stewart, l6; Curt White, II; Mintie
White, %; Jennie Tinsman ana Annie
Barley. =; Ella Tinsmau, -; Emma Gal
laher, %.
The class earned honor marks, viz:
Budd Garyey, Is; Ed. MillisOn, 10; Jas.
Galaher, 0; Ralph GalIaher and Maggie
Gallaher, 6; Sue Haworth, ); Gus Flinner
and May Wallace, 4; Olive Dershimer, !.
The directors Of the township are: G. T..
White VIM. Magec, W. j. Kennedy,
Squire McGeary, John Vogan and JAS
Frazer, Jr They are efficient business
men and are good directors.
/ return my thanks 20 the parents for
their support and friendship during the
month past, and would most earnestly ask
them to give the school their undivided
support for the rest of the term. Anybody
knows unless the school receives the full
and unstinted backing Of the district, it will
not be the agent Of usefulness for which it
has been established.
The other teachers are y. NJ. McCul-
Tough, BaudcT Clara Cooper, Oak Grove;
Lititia Allen Pleasant valley; Mr. Ander-
son, Burnsidcs, and Miss McClymonds,
Bloomfield. q. j. W, Teacher.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-24
Different Opinions.


THs friends of Major Mcdowell (Which
in this county means every Republican
voter need not feel discouraged. Law
renee county is a-booming for him, Beaver
Ia working to put him at the head Of tho
poll, and even in the soap-mtncs the town
ships on the Allegheny river are all right
HarrisyiIle, Prospect and hundreds Of othel
places arc cunning for the man who j
against the gallant major.
"You can bet your money on the Sharon
And you'll have no bets to pay
Mercer Dispatch.
Bets are freely offered in this city tha
Mr.. Phillips win not carry a single COUNTY
In the district.-New Castle Guardian.
"a fool and his money soon parted.
We doubt II there ia big enough fool II
all Lawrence county to risk wager Iik,
the above, II forced to the test. Tho Col
jackson Frank Reed contingent figured ur
725 votes at the late Beaver comfy mi
maries, whilst Mr.. TowBsepFs vote footed
up 4,456 votes. The votes in November
as between Messrs. Mcdowell and Phillips
will be about the same relatively; 80 II car
be seen at glance, how much Of founda
tion there is for the foregoing specimen o
brag.-Beavcr Times.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-24
A Soldier Speaks.

A New Castle soldier writes as follows
am a soldier, and believe that all things
being equal soldier should be preferred
in the dispepsation Of political gifts But
in practice. at least, We scarcely ever ex-
pect to see a Republican soldier vote Tor
a comrade ON the Democratic ticket; or
Democratic soldier vote for his comrade on
the Republican ticket.
sJust now an effort ID being made BY
small coterie' Of soldier politicians to in
duce soldiers to vote for Major Mcdowell
for Congress, simply because Mcdowell
was soldier. Suppose Mcdowell were a
Democrat, would these soldiers ask other
comrades to support bimi Now it is all
very well for Republican soldiers TO sup
port Major Mcdowell. If they conscientious
ly believe Major McDowelps nomination is
free Of fraud or bribery. Bat suppose
some Of these soldiers believe the nomina-
ton to have been bought, and that the
nomination is invalid-what tben' Does
it necessarily follow that all soldiers must
or should vote for a soldier whose person
al record is not above criticism or whose
nomination Ia secured by bribery These
soldiers should remember that this same
Major Mcdowell did aIl he could five years
ago 10 defeat the Republican nominee for
Congress, and helped to elect Norman Hall,
q Democrat; and just recently be came
down to New Castle and took an active
part against soldier, Chairman OF the
County Committee He did not hesitate
then TO oppose soldier who had served all
through the war, and in every important
battle Of the Army Of the Potomac. he
even went 30 far as to declare Ia the pres
ence Of two Of the most reliable persons In
this county, that he had seen letter which
he eaid the said soldier candidate Rad writ
ten, in which it was stated that Mcdowell
must withdraw; when, In fact, NJ hc has
since admitted, be never saw any such let
ter And this Mcdowell Is tho man this
coterie Of soldiers would have their com
rades vote for ! Soldiers who stood for the
eternal right q quarter Of u century ago,
ought not, and they viii not, permit them
selves to be taken in with such appeals aE
come from these political soldier politicians.
Bribery liz fraud, il IL treason against the
best interests Of this government, which
soldiers, In common with all good citizens,
cannot afford to endorse by voting for O
soldier. simply because he was solder"
a VETERAN.