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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
NEWARK.

In the suit o. Mrs Eliza J. Blake against the re-
cciver OF the Domestic Sewing Machine company
10 set aside allowances Of claims Of 5000" to New
York banks. records were produced Yesterday 10
show that in 1881 the pant OF the Ohio cor
poration of the same name. together with It's &C.
counts had been transferred to tho New-Jersey cor
poration for a consideration OF NgSGJ, exclusive OF
mortgages. and that the purchasing company mao
issued 1880 shares Of stock 10 meet the amount ana
protect the bondholders. Objection was made TO
this competent evidence. The vice-chancellor
decided TO admit evidence the minutes of the
Domestic Manufacturing Company. The minutes
showed that meetings OF directors were held be-
tween March II, 1881 and June 49, 1898. The case
will be continued to-day.
The Board OF Works Commissioners nvesti-
eating charges affecting the mana cement Of one of
the departments under the Board a private meet
ing OF the Commissioners with the Superintendent Of
Streets and City Counsel Riker held at City
Hall yesterday, but nothing was divuged 1t is
surmised that the department affected is that OF the
streets
At the Court House yesterday oscar Keen. acting
for the receiver for the Orange Mountain Gable
Company, sold the road for $l05JO TO Charles r..
Elmerman. There Is mortgage OF $4,000 the
property.
The total registry OF voters at the close OF the
second day OF registration Tuesday 27.552
The total registry last November was 50.92 The
last registry day is next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
RAILWAY.

The fifth reunion Of the Both New-Jeisey Vol
un;eers took place at Runway Yesterday The city
was decorated to welcome them and every house
along the line of march was draped with the
National colors one hundred and sixty veterans
we're present in the Opera House at j. ocIock
when the meeting was called to order Inc htv:
PRAYER Among the speakers were Comrade
Brown Captain tanning. Comrade Wambolt ana
Comrade Branson % the LIST New-Jersey cavalry.
After the speakers came a distribution of badges.
The election Of officers resulted as follows: Pres
ident Colonel Teneyck If Somerville vce-presi-
dent. Captain Hubbard. of Plainneld; secretary
and treasurer Captain Bowman OF south Bend'
1852 The FIRST Colonel vas }. NJ Donaldson ., /, at at
senger" He was succeeded by j. J. Cladek. OF
Railway The regiment suffered severe losses i. al
Charlottesville and Antietam, and fought WIN
great bravery throughout the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY.
WORKERS.


rh,,oars ~ Workers will hold primaries
.s, evening and nominate a Mayor. City judge
seven supervisors and nine Aldermen Inc coh'. e..
for the nomination for Mayor Is the iNenes. '"e
rarty has In years II Is oe."e." va ,ha
welsh a prominent drygoods merchant All" ~.
nresent Mayor The Democrats Will also ho''
primaries. 100, lac, night In the
John NJ Mason School. in Ash6urton-aVe' class in
The F,ckemeyer School. In Linden-st n Sshoni
mecbanical drawing was formed at the High SSnoo,
The ladies' auxiliary connected with 'ne easins
Mems Christian Association has arrangeu fa,ras
entertainment for this evening. one OF uie on,en
Is n Columbian drill by number OF !oui's So, =,
At the meeting of the Yonkers Historical So.sS'a
on Tuesday night. President Heermance appo nr r
committee consisting OF John C. HaVemes.sr' II
Ashley Atkins stephen II. Thayer ana Jo ,ra,as =,
Uubbell to arrange for a public meeting 10
against the erection OF a municipal building on 'he
Manor Hall grounds. ,,s,,.o,io, IN
Al the meeting of the Board OF Education OH
Tuesday evening John Kendrick Bangs was ohose'
a member Of the Public Library Board AL, Ne,
The wedding OF Ambrose : Havey ana MISS Net-
tie +. Perry daughter of Mr., and MIS- JOSEPH I,
Perry will take place this evening al tne hohe vi
the brides parents, No. l25 Woodworth-aNe'
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

prooklvn Jockey Club races. Gravesend p H.
Trunk Line presidents meeting.
Chamber of Commerce commuters Executive
Committee. p. III.
United Presby erian SYNOD oh''eu r'e'' ~
Church. - ,,,.,
southern New-York Baptist Association RIVERSIDE
Baptist Church
Dock Commissioners meeting.
ST Andrews golf tournament yonkers
Pei I-psilon Club dinner clubhouse. evening
Ouu, C,lub Wheelmen Pulitzer Building. noon.
German Social and Literary Society Maennerchor
Hall. p. m.
Cuban meeting Chlckering Hall. D. m
The Rev John Balloon Shaw before noon prayer
meeting No. 1l3 F'ulton-st.
Grolier Club No 90 East Thrty-second-st' $50
n m
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pyTyRTAINED By THE OLD GUARD.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Boston.
which has just visited Richmond Va. on It's an
nual outing was escorted from the Jersey city STA
ton of the Pennsylvania Railroad on a trip around
the harbor and &C the pier Of the Providence Line
Yesterday by 100 members OF the Ola Guard.
The Old Guard marched from their armorY, al
Fourteenth-st and Fifth-ave.. and at West Tenth
ct boarder the steamer Aurora, on which they en-
tertained their guests. luncheon was served
on board the steamer. under the SUPERVISION OF
the Old Guard welcomed the Bostonians III an APP
propriate speech The visitors numbered about MO
they were accompani MED on their southern TRIP
by Captain White and Adjutant Wyatt OF the Ola
Guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
CRAWFORD.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
Church has arranged for an autumn lecture
course. consisting of six lectures. which VIII DE
given in the new chapel of the Presbyterian
church The first lecture OF the course VIII be
given this evening by the Rev. George HUBBARD
Payson on Words, Their Meaning, Power ana
Beauty" The other lecturers with their subjects
are as follows: The Rev. DIT. j. o. Murray. ol
Princeton University. Dante" October "a; Gen
eraI Horato c. King. Of Brooklyn. From WIN
chester to Appomattox' October 81; President r,
d. Warfed. of Lafayette College, Abraham
Lincoln" November IA; the Rev; George Francs
Greene, "The Court Of Queen Elizabeth. illus
,rated November p: George c. Lay, Of New
York. From Lexington to Yorktown, Illustrated.
November 2s
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY OCT. . 1925.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic fIIrl. smith. Liverpool October ?.
Queenstown with ndse i62 cabin and .3 steerage
na --cngers 10 "A Maitland ksrsey. Arrived at the Rar At
.- ..-,-- e....-.-
% in ballast 10 Randebrock. arrived al the Bar at
4.iJ c., -
steamer New-York Rockwell. Santo Domingo September
70 Macors - sanchez SANTANA -. Porto rata ~.
Monte Cristi Turks Island October j. win ndse
and IL passengers 70 " = clyde co. Arrived al me
Bar a. t:l1 ,
steamer Mure ulrl. Scott. csrdenas October 3 and
Maanzas 4. with ndse 4 f. Outerhrldge 20 Ar
a Bar ID S:3O
Steamer IroquDs Bearse. jacksonville October " ana
Charleston l. mdse and passengers 10 W L clyde
a.
Steamer city ~ Birmingham Berg savannah octopet D.
with rndse and passengers 60 n l. Walker.
tty OF Columbia. Jenney, Norfoik. WIN md-s
and passengers to the Old Dominion 81 CO.
Sandy Hook. oct O. 800 m-Wind north' strong
breeze. clear
CLEARED
Steamer Guyandoiie Walker. Norfolk and Richmond
Old Dominion IS co.
Steamer Cherokee Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
" i clyde A
Steamer Inohonga dr Dickens. Lisbon and oporto-
7 Began
Steamer Lizzie Henderson wlllets Phiiadeiphia-John
g Roberts
Steamer Antilia (Br). Nerd Nassau. Pr yonteiI
=
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STING FOR A SEPARATION.

John Combes. the shirt manuiac''ie co. =,
49,, 49,, h;s wife Edith OF No. 1856 keap-st'
,.,,h assaul. vas found guilty of the charge yer
terday in the Lee Avenue Police Court ana hn 's
90, u,h,ch was promptly paid. Combes and his wfe
have not lived together for over year on account
Mrs Combes alleges. of his nfatuaton LOT ION
,rSe case comes up on october Il. the annx9rs s
Of their wedding The couple nave nVe S en- Vie a
o. o. catnrdsv Combes went 10 the home OF MS Wiz
end the latter expostuated with him loI NOV pi
1iainp nroperlv for his children. who are h'Ihs VIII"
her when she assaulted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
NEW-BRTNSWICK.

The nineteenth annual session OF the Grand I-odge
of the Knights Of Honor Of New-Jersey was hed
in New Brunswick yesterday. Two hundred deie-
gates were present. and w. r. Bladon. OF Newark
,,r.rd d4c,ator presided The following grand
Officers were elected W. F. Bladon. past grand die
rator. q J. Feytell, Newark. dictator l.. !. Burke,
Ipaterson assistant dictator; Samuel Kloiz New
ark treasurer: John Mayheer Newark. reporter;
John Treumpy, New Brunswick ASSISTANT reporier
sew civ trustee w. =. Bladon. supreme represen-
tave. The meeting next yeai VIII be heid III E'@a-
hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
TARRYTOWN.

rohr Rurckhart the German servant who on Mon
hay night ran away with 5000 in diamonds and
money from the home of Mr. Bryant. who empioyed
him has not yet been captured Chief of Police Mn
nerly of Tarrytown is OF ,he opinion tha' nuI sa
hart has ESCAPED 10 \eV-York. II Is sad ne was
seen in New-York City yesterday and that ne regis
tered the Grand Union Hotel ana ase'eu ~
Mr. Hamilton W. Mabie. OF The Onto9R W." on
deliver an address at l.yccum Hall, TarrytoWh OF
,,h1rslay evening. the interest of the Free LIZ
brarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
PATTERSON

The second days registration in Paterson. ~ j.,
under the new law requiring every voter to regis
ter in person or have his name sworn in by af-
dayit brought the total in the city up 10 100
which is about 500 short of the last registration
under the old law, made in April The decrease
is heaviest in the Democratic wards, where the
old lists were stuffed with the names OF dead men,
colonizers and persons who had moved away, pu'
throughout the city there IL great shortage.
There will be one more registry day next Iuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
A FENDER WOULD HAVE SAVED HIS LIFE

Coroner Kene held an inquest yesterday nv
death OF John Kirkman. OF NO. fort "iee"'
p,on ,bo was killed on Saturday night by
covan,b-ave car Ii was shown that kirkmah was
irving to avoid a wagon while he was ridins ms
b,cvcle near Sterling Place. and In crossing 'ne
track he was thrown from his wheel Directly III
front OF the car. The jury brought IN 'eiu'U'
generating the motorman, but cehsureu ',e ran
49,, o,,rorv for not having fender on the car;
The evidence showed unmistakaby tna' a nah
there been fender on the car Nikana" u'~''
uond have been practically Impossible
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HOME NEWS.
r,o,,,Nr,%T ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The no - ~.
.,,nnIncr count vinci. OF the Italian En-
,sssy and General j. j. Dana. Of Washington
EMPiRE-Judge " J. Groo. Of Mlda aSa0 FIFTH
aH'W'rTIE"S senator Nelson W. Adrlch' OF EnVne
Island. and Curtis Guild. of Boston h H6FF-
~, Tassistant Postmaster-Cieneral Charles Nell
SON. HOLLAND-Ersklne NJ Phelps, Oh coode' Of
Indinia W1rRRAY HIIl.--James w Hinkiey. OF
PoushkeePs SETH rRdiAnS, inSanapos ch
vlcepr pS 81 Louis Railroad Company: NORMAN,
DIE-coone +. e. Wood OF West po,h' o., Name
A at h1SESIsHsenotor Orvie II. Plat OF Connec-
cut John T. n1rs ST t Oh New
YORK chicago and St. LOUIS RaT sa Of Go Hasns
WlNl,Sor,, - ZONES of Plttsburg; Theodore NJ
f%eoS Of Auburn y. y and H. B. LedyaFd' OF
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ELIZABETH.

In the Union County Court a jury. after being ont
three hours. awarded TO DR.. Lawrence, Town Treas
urer OF Summit. six cents damages. In his $4,000
libel suit against ex-Assemb. ymar Thomas f. Lane
proprietor OF THE Summit Record and Orange
Herald" 'rhe balance OF the costs will have TO be
raid by che plaintiff, the verdict awarded was
less than 80. - 80, -,
Miss Annie Morris Day. OF No ~ South Broad
st.. died here Tuesday night after being a bride
only forty-eight hours She was thirty-three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
FACTORY: i54 AND I56 WEST i9~SrRaR

s,eamer Annandale t3r) Milne Yokohama. etc, for
New York arrived Perrin October v
Steamer March 0r) Corner. from Mediterranean ports
Or New York pas sed Gibraltar october -
steamer Narana C}) sailed from Denla for New ork
October z and pa ssed Gibraltar October ..
steamer T.c1ua tI}r. Brown. sailed from Naples FOR
New York October >.
steamer Saale Ger. Kessler. from New-York. via
Gibraltar. arrived at Genoa. October o
steamer Garrick (Br) sailed from Rio Janero for New
YOr October o
steamer Pascal (Br) English. from New York september
- for RIO Crande do sui arrived october Z.
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MOUNT VERNON.

The first day o: registration is tomorrow ana ''e
duty Of the citizen makes II incumbent on every
citizen to qualify himself TO vote on E'ecuoh DAY
nv nersonal sppearancs before the registry cierKs
81 any time between O'Clock in the morning anu
o'cock in the evening. Registry PAGES hsns sJ
provided in each ward and In the Dullulhss uSe'
as boiling booths in the previous elecnohs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
HOBOKEN.

Henry Strobe veteran OF the Civil War IS
sick and in need at his home. No. 7ol First-st'
IIobokeu His wife is a cripple. unable TO take
.,re of herself or husband. Policeman Kennedy.
Who discovered the needs Of the couple Yesterday.
provided food and reported the case to the author
tiles SfrObel member OF the '1th Ne"-NoTh
Nolun,eers He has no relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
nrprTvG or CTRdN SYNPA THI/ERS.

The annual meeting of the Cubans OF New-York.
called "in commemoration OF the uprising LOT III
dependence on October 10. 1885, and in memoriam
OF the martyrs OF the Ten Years War, VIII he
held at Chickerng Hall at Fifth-ave and Eight
eenth-st.. this evening at soclock; An interest
ing meeting IL anticipated Speeches VIII be de-
livered both in Spanish and in English by leaders
OF the Cuban revolutionary party. general IN
vitation is extended by the Cubans 10 all persons
who care do TO be present.
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Timely Publications
THE TRIBUNE.

GOLD AND SILVER.-Rosweli g. Horrs
great joint debate with william VI. stewart
tho "free-siIvcr" Senator from Nevads
wherein Mr.. stewart was routed with greas
carnage. Large pamphlet of Do pages -
cents.
WILSON TARIFF LANAI Congress -
prOaches mud IL becomes clear that the tar.s
IL yet a great issue. this pamphlet Will ne >:
demand. Rates Of the Wilson law compare
with those Of the Mckinley hill. 10 cents.
AFTER-DINNER ORATORH.-The best p"o,.s
speeches of one winters social campa's"
New-IOrk city. mine of suggestions ~
good talks the coming winter. 20 cents
TRUSTS.-S. &. r. Dodd. Of the stnn""r" -
COMPANY Ia their defencet I. " fo""e'S
against them. cents. H..
VILLAGE IMPRONEMENT.-Two char"'
articles by II. q. Northrop, showing WI.
village catches the summer bonrder an" -.
Urban resident. and the other one does
cents. ....
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. rehabilitation s'..
ties for reference In this falls camp",e.
together with q mass of other Nai"""'e
rs cents. .>..s
PRIZE WAR sTORIES.-Written for i"..,.
prizes. Thrtiiing. pure. pathetic """
tanning. 20 cents. .,.. Il
TRlE WAR sTORIES.-Another s,.nu
Stories by Union soldiers. Put these ~
In the hands OF the young rather
fast novels of the day. 20 cents. A.se
Any Of the above sent by mall
paid. for the price.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

What time we had getting under
wear for you odd shaped men, whove
grown up wearing ill-ftting under
clothes.
Makers wouldn't bother to knit short
legs and large waists, or long legs and
small waists-casier to strike happy
medium. "NO demand" they said.
OF course there's no demand while you
small. slender, or short-stOut men are
cOntented to take reef in the waist,
legs or sleeves of your underwear-all
because the dealer found it easier than
to carry a big stock including your
special sizes.
We've raised the standard of sizes in
undercothes, to which the unhappy eX-
tremes, as well as the happy mediums
NAV repair and be satisfied.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
32i and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

HORNER & co. are displaying over
200 patterns Nernis- Martin Cabi-
nets, ranging from $40 to 81, 900;
also Vernis- Martin Tables, CurlO
Cabinets, Stands, Work Tables,
Screens, &c. their own selection and
importatlon) 81, 63, So w. 23d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

old ora was married on Sunday by the Rev. H. II.
OhcrIv rector OF Christ Episcopal Church. on her
death he'd 10 Francis Nichols Wh!tney TO whoin she
had been engaged for a .ong t'ine'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

Steamer seguranca. Holman. Havana and Tampco-
James Ward ca ,... Galveston, u Mallory
steamer Marlborough Scott Kingston Cape Gracias
HeIize etc-I owring & Archibald.
schooner Edward Stewart Kent JacksonvieH Raw
Bark Holllswood. Knight. Honoulu-charles Brewer
steamer Pentagoet Cakes. Passport via Rockand. Me-
steamer DELAWARE johnson: rnsgua' Port au Prince
,onaIyes etc--W Z clyde & 90.
steamer Polemy dir,. Ellis Santos and victoria-Busk
steamer George W Clyde Robinson. Charleston. c.
steamer BnehsiIs Masingo. BaltimoreH c Foster.
steamer Normannla Ger. Barends. cherbourg' South
steamer tNor Frostad. Port Imon-El'inser
" Steamer Mcmac oBp Mekle, Lisbon Portuga-scam-
nell Bros.
SAILED
Steamers st Paul Southampton: Britannia Do Liv-
erpool Franklin lNor Eaaeoa lncmaq sedddn' Asgr
anca Havana ana Tampco: Cherokee. Charleston ana
Jacksonville Kensington dir Antwerp Lizzie Hender
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Tentonc r Cameron 9.d from for
rived at southampton ober and pro Il en-
steamer New ork NewYork. arrived at South
seamcr Hayel Gen Jungst from Bremen) New
York sailed from Southampton October D. vi, ...,.., -.
Steamer suram Re; Hooker from Rotterdam sailed
steamer Mareneo d,r bingham. from New York Sep.
TENDER - Newcastle and Antwerp passed the Lizard
steamer Georgia ie woerpel sailed from stettin for
steamer eestemundo Ger. LANCER sailed from Dantzc
Steiner Kaiser Wilhelm II oGer Stormer New
york via southampton. arrived at Bremerhaven, octo-
steamer Rotterdam Dutch yooge e from New York Sep
steamer Werleniam Dutch Baker. New-York ar
steamer Maasdam Dutch Potter. sailed for New-YorN
! October o.
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MARINE INTELLIGkN CK
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

su,r,,. 500 Sunset 5:2s 952 Moons age q
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
, Ms SANDY Hook 1f:53 Gov Island 0:02 Hell Gate %
!, W Ssn6y Hook 10 OG Gov Island l2l5 Hell Gate 2os
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Amour cenents-

r.. e. w Keeta AID Madawaska, r. a. w.
Two deep fold collars
Neuragine-For Nervous Hsadarha ooIo
everywhere Price. tce bottle
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Y.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
49,, ,7o- line Mail. close Vessel sails
,-,orria Hamburg Uaulb- Amer 500 A IN II 80 m
EN-, i.yans Y cuba 90 p 300
Finance colon. Columbian. lOW m - w III
colombia colon. Pacific Mail w." WI ~ N
y, aamn Progrcso. Spanish. .-........l-'p IN -" IN
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II.
Iroouofs har clyde ~ y III
go =, rcy.s pr,,ns,ylck Mallory. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
32d and Broadway.
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Steamers ST Paul for Southampton: Britannia CBD Liy
ernool Franklin (Norl aracoa: nchmaro. Jeddah Acer
calcutta ct, Guyanotte Norfolk and Richmond Segur
anca Havana ana Tampico: Cherokee. Charleston an
Jacksonville KenSingon OIr. Antwerp: Lizzie Hender
son Philadelphia.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER

I state OF Texas Brunswick. MaIIoTY.''.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-04

l have taken this load upon me again
with the definite understanding that
help will come. We should be able to
organize the work so that could be in
the field all the time. When l served
as commander of the Grand Army l
filled 15G appointments in 3S states and
territories, Travelled over 10000 miles
and recruited 100000 men and organ
lied the Woman's Relief corps.
l am ready to do that work for hui
mainly, for the Peoples Party, if
means are provided. Not day should
be lost. The enemy are organized. We
can array the grandest organization
the world ever saw, for we believe that
God is with us and will give his
mighty help if we will arise from our
slumber and fall into line from ocean
to ocean. We can win the great strike
for the people at the ballot box. Let
everyone in line with the Peoples
Party organize the moment they read
this call.
We want especially the aid Of the
women and young people. We want
glee clubs. Let the boys organize
drum corps to lead the great process
sions that congregate at our meetings,
and let those who lie afflicted on beds
OF pain on account of the burdens cast
upon them, or are so poor they have no
heart to work, pray for the deliverance
OF the people. Let no one be kept out
of the legion on account of poverty.
Legion buttons, beautiful design, can
be procured of George F. Washburn,
lock box 1894. Boston. at Is cents
each. PAUL VANDERV00RT,
Commander.