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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

TAKE care of the children. Let
them enjoy health and happiness.
Loving care and smiles and tender
words of parents is what we owe the
children. Indeed we owe them more
than we can ever pay, for are they
not the very sunshine of our homes?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

COURT in Triest, Austria, senten-
ced man to four months inprlson-
ment for keeping in his house dag
ger. He had neverused it. We think
It would be impossible to have the
Glorious Fourth in that country.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

padkiem oburzeni, ze sami chca NOR
dercy wymierzy6 sprawiedliwos6.
W;ezienie Jest SLIME strzezone.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

JUST now while all the political
parties are divided in placing the re-
sponsibility of the present financial
straits of the country, they are uni
ted in their friendship for the farmers
whose hard listed toll must move the
great ship into safe waters once
more. How utterly party bosses dis
regard the interests of the toiling
masses, is seldom thought of.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

THIS may prove a great populis
year.
ToLEDo's banks are sound.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-22

Idzcie ma kOncert
detroickiej "Harmo-
nil" jezeli chciecie po-
zytecznie wiecz6rspe-
dZic. KOncert dnia %
lipca w hall szkolnej
przy kosciele Sw. Sta
nis1awa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

IT, the death x Dr Charles q. Shep-
ARD. Ahish occurred Wednesday after.
noon. This community lost one II ia
most progressive citizens For nearly
sixty years he Via identified with tho
city and il interests During that time
NJ mar did more than BE- 10 transform
the Indian village INTO the second city Il
one r the greatest states 10 the sister
hrod. insle..d. Tho biography - Dr.
shepard b almost history 81 the liza
AMI prosperity II Grand Rapids. In its
Industries and - Inhabitants be- took a
rers uai interest. AMI laborel WITH On.
eeifsh xsnsrosisy To- ihe welfare q both.
Eat Il was IN HE professional capacify
fhat fY Sh~pafsl sss best knoxn. fI.s
iifs sa@ life devoted - the causs ~
humanity. b aiie1iasing fuman anguish
and SUFFERING. To him hi- profession
49, ssrrs.i somethsng rot - be Tr,ssi
futef for personal glory o. e be led
s=ssay ~ "a unhoi5 desire s1r wealth.
Al the beginning q his career he made
. L an iBfexibie rule always % sttend
-very rall - fhe SICK chamber whether
ar not ~ gcertsei aay compensation for
his services. lie Fsvcr densted from
th4 principle - ions ~ IL remsiret in
active rrassice. II taser we're naagat
else - ~ Sat1 - aie. that ssoae s. aa
sulaty shat s. eerta 4 Afstme q m
etas,ae ,s.I 81 mstit aad ilr shepard
nedtes 81
~ afier msn has dere - mach e.
ereafe sise r-sicsi standard "a sest.
err ~ %. Tia precePt ara
MS lrstfee eers always or ~ SIDE =
hie efaes sul conservatives stEerY.
49, t's se.fsrneo pi3 ltge "a The acrk
Of ese fsloe reaf neeners.
~ ~herasi + to vel krevn = rel
fiieiese sa'eFv. fla wa urt nature
thsf sravea fsr p-sssr. r. strry cissa in
the es,s ars hsndr-,i% whs cai'rd him
frier4 ssi $40 mourn his araih a.
......r - tsa.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Moro than one person who read ohitu-
airy sketches Of NJ Tame was surprised
at finding the authors christian ma me
given as Hippolyte Adolphe. instead IL
Henri. 1t appears that for some unex-
planned reason the editor ~ the Revue
DIES Deux Monties bestowed the name
Henri upon Taiue; hut the other was his
baptismal name. Not only editors. but
publishers. have been led into error by
this substitution.
Last year southern society was good
deal stirred up over the news that the
daughter of James X. Folks adopted
child. Mrs Sadie Polk Fall Gardner.
had sued for divorce on the ground II
dcsertion. But the young couple have
met and discussed the matter. Mr..
Gardner confesses himself 10 blame. and
the wife withdraws her suit. The court
in Nashville dismisses tho case accord
ingly.
Among the veterans 81 the postal serv-
ice whose photographs are 10 be ex-
hibifed in the postoflice department -
the worlds fair il Daniel W. Fowler. eu-
perinteudent 81 free delivery at Milwau-
kec. Wis, who has been employed in
that Office since February -. 1876.
Joseph T. Wilson has jus, returned 10
Lenoir, \. C.. FROM the penitcntiary
farms in Northampton county after
serving out term 81 ten years for horse
stealing. He has been drawing federal
pension 81 Si2 per month during bis
confinement.
Sterling Morton's letterhead In con
ventional tree standing in conventional
swartl above scroll bearing the motto.
plant 1rces.- Below is "Arbor Lodge. .
the namo ~ Mr. Norton's farm aud
home near Nebraska City.
Ahram =. Hewitt ~ New York il said
10 have recovered entirely from the in
somnia that formerly made life a burden
b. him and II enjoying csccIlent health.
together with permanent rest from
politics.
Three brothers named Carr were mar.
ried hy fourth brother. Who Is clergy
man. in Newark. y. J.. last Saturday.
Love. Sunshine & Co. r. the name ~ a
.iohnstown. Ia. firm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Over IN Chicago they are having an
excited and excitable time trying 10
make choice u man 10 defeat Carter
Harrison. Several names have been
presented. bat 10 each instance the per-
son sought q be honored has declined.
Now plan has been bit upon, sort Of
lottery scheme. % submit the matter Of
choice % the great unwieldy public Of
that great and windy city.
The opposition 10 Harrison Is central
lied In the newspapers Of the city. The
editors Of tho Tribune. Herald. Inter
Ocean and all the evening papers have
consolidated on one slogan. Garter
must be downcd' How 10 down him is
a question that perturbs and paralyzes
them. The lottery plan has been
adopted. All citizens. irrespective Of
party. are invited 10 write the names OF
good men for mayor on ticket and
send the same 10 a given address. The
polls will close on Friday.
When these tickets are canvassed the
person having the highest number will
be certified 10 the citizens convention
as proper person Ia pit against Harri-
son. just at present the outlook Is
favorable for the triumph IL Harrison.
lie is supported by all the vicious ele-
ments 81 Chicago the thieves. thugs
and footpads- They are believed to be
in a majority. At any rate. Governor
Altgeld was opposed by much the same
combination of newspapers. but he was
elected 10y big majority. Harrison is a
bad man to beat. lie carries the vote
Of the saloons and tho slums in his vest
pocket. IL will BE- a most decidedly in
teresting process the newspapers have
undertaken in their attempt 10 down
him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
COMMANDERS KIDD.

Colonel Kidd ~ Ionia waselected COM
mander Of the q. A. Il. at Benton IIar-
Dor Wednesday morning by decisive
majority. The veterans from this city
stood solidly in favor 81 Louis kanitz OF
Muskegon, but Colonel Kidd had
wider acquaintance in the eastern and
southern parts II the state. and with no
candidates In either section be natur-
ally captured the necessary votes.
Colonel Kidd has been an aspirant for
the place for many years. and his cleo
ton now will DO very grateful to him
and TO bis friends lie il a man Of
ability and force and will bring to the
discharge Of his duties a very complete
knowledge OF the organization. The
HEEALD believes that il is a mistake 10
elevate active politicians to this high
Office. It's very character is such as 10
make II sensitive to the prejudices OF
partisans. The country has had several
exhibitions 81 partisanism in the G.. A.
X. all - which have brought only dis
comhturo 10 the real friends Of the order.
II il to be hoped that Colonel Kidd
will prove himself superior 10 his par.
tisan enthusiasm and give 10 the admin
istra;ion a niost intelligent and patriotic
devotion. II political leader must bo
chosen commandnr. Colonel Kidd ia cor.
tainiy one - tho rno,.t thoroughly gifted
men upon whom the honor could be be.
slowed
In conversation with reporter for
Esrx HERAlD last evening Colonel Kidd
announced his intention q retiring from
politics fnr year % devote himself 10
the duties q bis new oltce. Colonel
Kidd eyinces spirit u lofty patriotism
IN The announcement and ~ tho same
time confirms the fectitude = THE H1R.
AIDS position on the subject
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10


When il was announced thar Repre-
sentative BarkWorth would apply 20 the
srrrsrae court Tor maudamus u com
Pei The hoi,se q receive protest against
th- action u the house on the Ferguson
rs..l,tion. Tak HrsAGp declared that
bis proposed renle-iy was impotent. fcr
the rea-on thai tho supreme court Is
aitsou' jurisdiction 10 compel the legis-
late.s - art. This view u tho casa =
aae;ainesi - the Detroit Free Press in
tt following language.
fesi.tirr uf.aa thesr conssitgfional rights
re- ttniosrstie legislators have Aplssi,s- -
tA .tilfstne c.alff ~ifb a sieT II competing
80 eoteoant gosrfnor and he speaker "a
...ts.r.a fh.is -stfa duty Under ne consfi-
tsti.a. THIS II sseus - The Fro l'rs-s, =
.-,Irsln.e ne cs.as o. a tribunal which has no
ilfi-.il.si..a aad ~ hall ~ very much eur
r.rIs,d q & tl,.s pea - decide. The ~ufr,nio
sl1gt j. xtAssef to&er - supervise the pro-
evenings - the legislature. OF a. -ay IN ehat
aianassr either house. SHALL cunduct ITS affairs
When caiied upon 70 las- uEon the validity
1T a. art. Il mas inquire nth the ufmcef
minuteness into every matter bearing ups'n
the estss. bat II il not consfitufloually en-
falr red - bccofne a steering committee for
49, legislature. The legislative branch II
thr government Is not subordinate q the
it.Iiri.i. AID the c.4asteninr hand of tho
latter can o. applied oaiy whom the former
attempts "a formulate - purpose into law.
This states the case % clearly IL leaves
nothing - be said n sin4icate the in
tegrfy - the legislature as a co-orii-
nate branch II the government.
On the merits Of tho controversy IL is
recsrsssrY only n add that tho eonstitu-
tian does 40. lceaso the impalsivc
and ange rcd minority 10 ofer insult 10
the majority. la the matter Of Mr..
BarkwoFth's protest there was az IN
conceais~i attempt 10 spread on the
Journal an outrageous libel upon the
character II the majority. The major
ity. acting within tho limits of tho con.
stitutiou. declined % receive an abusive.
unpsrAiam-ntary and indefensible TRADE
against ia integrity. 1t resented an In
suit Id the only manner il could employ.
We're the protest eouchcd n respectful
though vigorous language. Il would be
entitled - a place IN the Journal. The
bullying tactics Il the democrat bully
n tbe house are not calculated 70 foucnt
go.,i gneling. but rather arrimony ard
spirit n retaliation. Mr Barkwurta
woutl - morr agreeable n he were to
ASSUME - know less. for be really hasn't
al he brains - tho Michigan house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
STATE pREss sENIIMe Nj.

The appropriations ~ the Fifty scconi
congress exceeded billion dbllars or
more than sJo0po0oo a year How 10
cut down the tariff and stu raise this
vast amount II money every year is a
problem which will keep Grover. Gresh.
ara. and their associate statesmen.
awake many nights during the next four
months Adrian Times.
N Cleveland follows tho course that
be- has marked out Tor himseFf. the r.
puhllcans viii have no special cause 10
complain n his administration. but he
has large contract on hand q hold bic
own party up fo the exacting standard
- duty That he has sci NJ Tor IT. Mar
Quet;e Journal.
Up 70 Msrrh I Mr. Cleveland has
ma1e nine appciniaents namely Eight
cabinet viiicefs and one private eecse.
isr3. aud eight = the nine Fppcis tees
are LAWYERS business men WILSON
lngin - wonder when the preference
fer iee'F eiaes viii begin Jackson
Citizen
II appears that nearly every member
- President eievolanls cabinet -
man = great Popularity 10 his SECTION
AID each s8efIf'frsi = iaw piarhce n
afly~here ffom fe0Aeo r. sfoSso year
f. dty g his sublime energies e. sasing
tie country kalamaz1ss Telegraph.
The prtsen' s4efsn tsf conducting the
pnhilc seheale il Chicago cs,sts annually
60 pes pupil every rear. No wonder
flfy ara - l1ing eat costly fads ard
clipping ihe ffl.- am ;lDsfl frirxe ffan
their plan = eSlacstbD NeexeFtn
Meas
Il l. minated that NoFac may ~
named fus Judge q TIE sixth iushcal ess
cisit. Aor~s warts e,niethsng that MI
~ he s1erteJ ~ political ehsnges =
SazinSw Csssrser llsfAid
From TO facS shss Saturday. cer~
m<nie< II Ws<hinsten rere nsH serious
ii szterruTfsf. Il rfsav - conclas3es7 that
fsiosei bnek kngfFe VS. nj ii The
ety. Detroit Tssbaae
Brotarv Wsnauzker i ssii r. have
i<<t about nl1e tsFnes a. much ~ G0ser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

pugilism az AZ present conducted
must impose a gooj deal ~ extra work
Ga the dividend departments ~ the iele
graph and telephone systems Wash.
ington Star.
When = nan eioped vith Riggs vile.
ne exrlaimed We'll. ! can't blame hlrn.
poor feiioa. was awfnily infatuated
with her myself once, Boston Tran
script
That xss ca~n - touch an8 e." ss
The uien said whose fIsend tsofrousss
ssuoo @far one day knti sailed forth
Nth for Europe Philadelphia Eeoos.l.
There Is more than ono Claus Ia The
Hawsisen treaty Spf'eek .ftl DER with the
eEeai Il pFofoued thought and care.
Omaha Bee
The 80 in >ean refe rof = the sset.;
They cut Tho ancient mariner srd -
NAMED IN The So Omaha lee.
Tie hai writer Who signs fsu,se,s
Nofh Anonr = TIE correspondent - f.e
dfes.lesi Nev ofieans fScayune
There uisl Re race TROUBLES IN III.
country jssef A. bong - rlan gets "a The
ursar heFpe Galveston Se1s
Ttisarssa thing ~ he re<f - =.
fkzf rfxi3 enzrinefrs can't 10 r,t.nsrchs Z
a. tssey sufxef try PFess
Odd, enouFh. il IL TIE conesrs.ssoz
rlth ~ resot - = TAT hores TIE ausck
est Phsisos.phis Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

- The Democrat newspapers do MT
hritlie their sensclese chatter about the
division - spols Ia Michigan they viii
iaeite verstahio rcselution ameng The
unterriiie,i when II darns ou them that
there arr other states. democrat staiss
-. that cust be taken care = in tie
rrsnd distribution
Hardly bad the echoes = the NoTem.
t.sr conflict Nurn themselves silent 10.
t,rs a oaai ssfsmh'c tor ofFoe usa
started Here - ihis city every man
sha ha3 shouted far Grover ks8 an exc
- rue = The places 60 - made vacant
- the removal = rsput'icans A W..
itahie mob nsosei sxainst The feaessl
bushiior snx.ous q break II. When
litfle rsfeetieu bad sur~rveu@d The
leaders appeased the mulhfnrse ~ Pre-
slnptsa9 the god places far themselves.
Nsw 4 - comparatively qaiot.
Bat the secne - action has charged
fsesa city an1 district greed - STATE
zreesi. The priisiesi bosses Il Michigan
democracy ara ~ Nsshtnxten and tsa
way they sre demansiinx Places far
Michigan pssrhsss + tefror q iehs,id.
Every farse a. cflce l. msntcasd
alehigso aasn = prsr.'srsi f1s Ire place.
hAsinz srfasret fhe private s-cr~fafy
saip' Michigan democrats expect - -
repr~serte.i 81 assrg io~n - ira A
asaa nansed Nicer. Detroit iads-. vho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

smr', san 10 the country. -i1i 49,
you later How much lstcsf This - .
very important question. onis e4asllk'd
~ The in9aify, ':Nhat H. gtang 10 be
dosae: Philadelphia Telegraph.
The most notas,ie thins about II ls the
af'~snoe ~ sieilniie ideas. bal Mr. Cisse-
Hand - much aorr given - generates.
iis,ns than 10 exact thought Chicago
later Oeean.
The president has not forgotten 10 use
the ionderousnez. ~ construction and
diction which - characteristic az all his
public ntierances bsitlmors Herald
High sounding plafitI.ies and uordy
truisas. Mr.. Cleveland has the faculty
~ saying undlsputed things ia a very
Solemn way. Lancastef Examiner.
The weakest paper that has been seen
from = strong man In many days and
shows that he Is la cloudy condition.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Ia the use Of words. aud quite rotund
and resonant words. 10 conceal thought.
MIR. Cleveland is an Acknowledged mas.
tsr.--B Boston Journal.
That part which pertains o. the cur.
rcncy reads very much AS II il Lad been
left over by Harrison.--Si. Louis Globe
Democrat.
He does not believe that partisan
activity units man for the holding Of
= public Office. Cleveland Leader.
There Ii tho old lip worship Of civil
service reform ia the address. Norris
town Herald.
Leaves the general financial outlook
quite Is murky as before. Providence
Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

beard a a set q resolutions which FERNS
the sfFeagusf srgameet Ia favor Il re-
tsis.ing hisn a. his po~t. The inmates Il
the bosae .ere practically unanlmoas N
favor = his rstsntion. Ne vzs and - IN
az respects a rassisl ofteer.
Tie only Fsasan THAI can DC assigned
Cor his sithara~al is political reasoa.
Ii = reas~pn that should have !s-s
weight IN such nomentous issue than
The Aghters n business reasons Never
theless. tie action II the board Is IN llns
With pFcee.ien, snd Is Justified by the
very recens history u that institution
There 10 another aspect % the case
that calls for brief comment Ii - undcr-
stood tat the new eo1nnandant Is not
a veteran u Michigan sossiiery. IL this
be true the action II the board il re
nection on the gallant men who went 10
TIE front from Michigan. There are
scores u them amply qualified Tor the
place aud 10 whom the distinction
would be source u pride. The hume
i Michigan institution and ought 10
be commanded by Michigan soldier.
The new commandant is gentleman
o. god parts. lie is qualified for tho
duties be will be called upon toperform.
fis Is well balanced mentally. good
diseipIinarian and excellent executive.
The home Will be well managed by him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

New York clergyman has begun a
damage suit against certain officers 81
his church, claiming S-HO.o0e because 81
his expulsion from the communion on
charges OF immortality. He made a
grave mistake. IL he could have Sc
cured trial for hcresy he would he the
gamer instead Of the loser. Dissenters
seem 10 be in active demand. but i'm.
morality never pays. Chicago Herald.
In his inaugural the president gave
notice that he would rely on Grover
Cleveland. a democratic congress and
the Almighty. Strange that he docs not
propose 10 assume all the functions Of
government himself The president
must be losing confidence in Grover
Toledo Blade.
X. &. Kerens. member Of the repub-
lican national committee from Missouri.
gives the committee some thoroughly
good advice when ne says that its mem
beers should find out at once the condi-
ton 81 affairs and the state 81 feeling in
the party throughout the county New
York Tribune.
II Is good way of. but none the less
it is pleasant 10 hear. Immediately after
denocracy's Inauguration. Of large re
publican gains in Spain Keep them
up everywhere. bat the nearer home the
better.-New York Mail.
II Cleveland allows the tariff question
10 drag along until just before the next
congressional election he viii have "A
hostile congress 10 contend with during
the last two years OF his term. Denver
News.
The European war cloud Is sort of
feather bed on which the weary scribe
lets himself down 10 rest when other
subjects fail.--Toronto News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The program for the Wilder entertain.
ment in Hartman's tonight will include
selections 10y Miss Cecilia a. Woolsey on
the xylophone. violin. concertina. banjo.
musical glasses. steel bars. drum and
hand bells Songs by Miss carlotta Gil
nan. among them Stella" 10y j. Faure.
DAY Dream" by baroness Porfeous.
'hor All Eternity" by -Marchon.~
Piana numbers hy Edwin r. Kendall.
surprises" arranged ~ Kendall: Tar
rcntela," Heller. Mr.. Wilder will read
bright sketches written for him by James
Whitcomb Riley. Eugene Field. " =.
Gilbert. Joe Kerr" Won BOYLE. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs. Hofigson burnett.
John r. fancher. Bill Nyc. Mark
Twain. VILE Carleton. George r. Sims.
Reginald be kosen. The order ~ tho
selections will be- "a follows: Mr.. Ken.
dali. Miss Gilman. Miss Woolsey. Mr.
Wilder. Miss Gilman Miss Wooleey Mr..
Kendall. Mr.. Wikier. Miss Woolscy Mis-,
Gilman. Mr.. Wilder.
Whoever selected the bale, for ~Thn
City Sports company bad AZ eye singh,
T. shsrclinest The girls are models -
symmetry aud grace. all IL them bcin,
the and lisaone. The Performance /,
cleaner than the average comic opera.
There IL an abundance II rich and sauc.f
han mDts hut not one ~ them iog ~
riesning. There viii - matinee per.
tsfmance thss afternoon.
Martin Iay,lcr. The author ~ Held
II slavery and generally conceded hy
saeafer gcere - - me@f promising
Young actor. viii tse seen in tie above
riay IN the character = hertic younst
ssiior Th.s piay vill BE glsen ia 1la
Grand al Dexi week.
Bralv 4 f'arvo<d DENY that hcraiia.
tens are pending vlb NJ fiurfuagbs
far the management II Tie bgani
They profess great c0ed irucg IA the
present usara4frf uho sfse. sl - fhsi~
Interests ia MANNER p - satisfac
t3fy
Daring the Performance IN The
trsn3 yesterday the bright little iai
eho acts fer ~ tie world ike q man
sa@ presented hau lseioe basket -
fiowefr The FIRE Psfrts viii con.
tGae he week oot
Jansuschek j. fke next attrastion In
The Powers SIZE esa plsy repertoire
eisesee nept next FrisaY Saturday after
nst1 an1 srearg
There Is ~ raoca authorship Ia IN
usc q eeeaery as "a the urst5nr = slla
ksue.
Manager Susth viii ksve f,ck clans
freti2lts sltnw sxs arsk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

gained sonle noforiefy through al cleo
tosal LA that : nos dead. Il mentioned
fos a.ro~stson ia the trsasur, Iostsffioe
list Another Democrat living Up al
Port Huron Is slated for the state DE
rsrtment "A irreeoneilahle warrior
from Lansing Is IN the "a mi for a place
Ia the law department.. Judge Wheeler
wants 10 break ia upon iioke Smith Ia
kok out for pensions. Ex Mayor uhl
eoseis the place u solicitor general IN
the treasury department. Nilse Basseil
Nil hs asked "a take Whitman % Ann
Arbor into the Postal bureau some
body has moftgaged railroad Position
Tor Wellington Bort. Gresham has u
list 81 twenty tried and true men u
ehink ia the eonsnlships u the state dc
partment. olney. Herbert and Lamont
are spending their leisure hours classify
ing the names os Michigan men for
places in their departments.
But this il not al not che half.
Grand Rapids is in Michigan. II you
want 10 know the names Ut prominent
democrats ina this city who are not look
ing for appointments, YOU are referred
10 the marble headstoncs in the GENE
terry. And Grand Rapids is only one II
twenty such cities. Perhaps Don Nj.
viii man the whole government ma
chine with Michigan men. Ii Is not
likely. however. The democrats arc
Office mad.