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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07

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Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07

lis ont etc puis6s a la bonne source.
Les Modern Woodmen sont une
soci6t6 avec une assurance sur la
vie, c'est pourquoi on ajoute le
mot "b6nefciai1e" tandis que l'as-
surance dams les Odd Fellows est
une branche a part ct volontaire.
Conservez ces chiffres, lis seront
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sable des idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07
ECHO DE L'OUEST
ST. PAUL.,

-L'6lection DIES officers de PU-
Mon FRANCHISE pour l'ann6e cou-
rante a Gu lieu lundi de cette Sc
maine avec le r6sultat suivant:
Chaplain Rev. PAre Remi
President: Alphonse Charbonneau
Vice-Pr6s.: Louis P. Deslauriers
Sec. Arch : -L6d6ric Ph6nix
Sec. Corr: Leon A. Arondel
Sec. Financier: Pierre Dion
Tr6sorier: Adolphe Poirier
Com. Ordonnateur Alfred Godbout
Ser. d'Armes: Frank Godbout
Auditeurs: j. B. Trudeau, Pierre
Godbout, Zotique Beaudin.
Une centaine de membres
6taient presents ct tout s'est pas
Sc avec le plus parfait d6corum
bien que la lutte ait 6t6 chaude en-
ire Pierre Dion ct Emery Beau
din, les deux candidats pour la po-
sition de secr6tair e-fnancier. Pier
re Dion la fnalement emport6 par
6 voix de majorit6.
LIE nouveau president M. Char
bonneau est le propri6taire du
Grand Central Hotel ct M. Phe-
nix. le secr6taire 6lu, est le fr4re
de M. O. J.. Ph6nix de Minneapo-
lis, Observation-Disclosures de la So
ci6t6 st jean Baptiste de cette vii
lie ct 81 je ne fails pas erreur le nou-
veau capitaine du Corps d'Unifor-
me de la Cour Hennepin des Fo-
restiers Catalogues.
Une invitation fut ]ue d l'assem-
bl6e venant du secr6taire du conf
t6 Reorganization pour Ia c6l6bra-
ton du sacre de Mgr Cr6tin pre-
mier 6veque de St Paul il y a Gin
quante ans. L'Union FRANCHISE &C.
cepte Invitation de prendre part
q la grande parade qui aura lieu
lie 3 Juliet dams la soir6e ct fera
aussi lee frais pour une fanfare
devant pr6c6der notre belle soci6t6.
LIE JUICE Basile ct MN. L.. A. Aron-
del ct l. r.. Patenaude ont 6t6
NOMINEES pour engager la ~fanfare.
LIE secr6taire correspondent, M.
Frank Godbout, fat rapport que
lie piano a etc assure par lie comit6
pour $50 dollars q raisop de 1882
pour c1nq ann6es. LIE piano est
pave en- enter ct l'argent pour PAS
surance provient aussi des recettes
du dernier concert. Tout est bien
qui fnit bien.
Installation DIES officers aura
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07

YYDMNAMA garantit de guerir rIMPO
YlkIVAMA FENCE rend la vitalite ct Ia
| vigueur aux vieux ct a raeg
lions de la jeunesse ct sante ct dome le bonheur
ct lie success en- ~affaires ct dams la vie profession
nellie ct sociale. 81 le paquet GU 8 pour IS.
Envoye parto t port pave sur recu du prix par
Drug Store, MINI. F. NJ. PARKER, Opp. P. o.,
It Paul, Mimi. SCOTT DRUG CO., Saltwater.
THE KIDD DRUG C. :, EEgin,- III,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07

Frank Godbout, fait rapport que
le piano a etc assure par lie comit6
pour $50 dollars q raisop de 1882
pour clnq ann6es. LIE piano est
pave en- enter ct l'argent pour Pas
I surance p%rovient aussi des recettes
du dernier concert. Tout est bien
qui fnit bien.
Installation des officers aura
lieu le. premier lundi de Juliet.
Les Canadiens- Francois de
lSt Paul ch6meront leur fete patro-
male par I'm grand pique-nique au
Fort Smelling au lieu dune excur-
sion en- bateau. Personne ne YOU
lait entendre parler de c6l6brer sur
le bateau. Le president, NJ. Jacob
Quesnel, est decide de faire quel-
que chose de bien ct il r6ussira car
toute notre population lie seconde
g6n6reusement. LIE terrain est bien
lchoisi ct les, profits sont pour l'6-
lglise st Louis.
LIE comlt6 s'est r6uni mercredl
soir sous la p%r6sidence de Jacob
Quesnel. Ce dernier a annonc6 que
le terrain 6tait accord6 gratis. que
Porchestre P6pin compose de einq
morceaux await etc retenu ct que
Frank Robert ct J. c. Marquis Soc
cuperaient du programme. II y au-
ra des courses de toutes sortes avec
prix donn6s aux gagnants 81 bien
que tous les participants ne man.
queront pas de passer une agr6a-
bic journ6e. Les DANES, sous la d.
rection de Nine Giroux, wont de
suite Sc METRE a peuvre ct un bon
repas sera dome sur lie lieu .du
pique-nique pour Is cents. Enfn
tout promet d'etre I'm colossal sue
COS.
La convention de passociation
DIES .m6decins des Etats- Unis so
tient actuellement q st Paul. Plus
de 1000 docteurs don't plusieurs
avec leurs 6pouses sont sur les
lieux. u,
Les, Modern Woodmen of
america auront leur Head Camp
la semaine prochaine q commencer
de lundi IL courant. Get ordre est
lie plus grand des Etats- Unis ct
peut-6tre du monde enter, c'est a
dire CONNIE soci6t6 fraternelle be-
n6fciaire LIE Ter mai 1901 l'ordre
comptait 6O9,2l3 membres ct. $3.50
camps DEPARTS dams diff6rents
Etats. Plus de cent mile nouveaux
membres sont entries dams lordre
depuis I'm an.
On Sc demande solvent quelle
est la force DIES differences societies
ct bien peu peuvent bonner une
r6ponse Macte faute de statisti-
ques.
Je vais bonner lei les derniers
chiffres authentiques des quatre
plus grandes societies DIES Etats
Unis.
Question Quelqu'un disaitdans
notre vile que rOrdre Ind6pen-
dant DIES Odd Fellows est la soci6-.
te fraternelle la plus considerable
des Etats- Unis. Les Modern Wood
men lei pr6tendent que leur soci6-
t6 est la plus grande. Veuillez done
me donner le nombre de membres
dams quatre DIES plus grandes Q
ci6t6s f%raternelles aux Etats- Unis?
R6ponse- Les Modern Wood
men Of America est la plus grande
soci6t6 fraterne]le "b6n6fciaire''
aux Etats- Unis, mails la plus gran
de soci6te fraternelle est les Odd
Fellows. Voici le nombre de men,
bres DIES quatre plus grandes soci-
et6s f%raternelles aux Etats- Unls ]e
Ter janvier 1901.
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. o. F.
824,264I
"A. p. & A. M. lFrancs-M acons
8l8,667|
Modern Woodmen Of america
569, 795.
knights Of Pythias 4s7,328I
Question-Quelle 6tait Ia force
num6rique le Ter janyier 1901 des
Modern Woodmen, Maccabees ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07

ST vous avez besoin dun habit
on dune paire de %pantalons allez
chez Browning King ct Gle ct de-
mandez pour Jos. NORM ct vous
serez servi 8 souhaits,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-07
Soufraient dune faib1esse extreme, Sc
font trailer, sans resultat, par TN grand
nombre de Medecins, ct apres plusieurs
annees de ~soufGrances ct de decourage-
ment, Sc guerissent par 1'usage seu1
des Pilules Rouges de la Gle Chimique
FrancO-Americaine.

Ren nest plus. propre a amener des troubles ct des mahdies chez les femmes
que la PAUVRETE DU SANG. Les femmes au sang pauvre sont pks ct fm-
bs. Files manquent dappett ct 1eur digestion Sc fMt NAL Files m des palpi
tatons de ceur au moindre effort queIes font Files ont eteint teme ct les yeux
cernes. Ds boutons ct DIES eruphons ler sortent quequebis sur la figure Files
souaent de points de cote, de maux de tee, de douleurs dan: ous les membres, ct
ont grande pene a vaquer a leurs occupations.
La PAUVRETE DU SANG ests urtout f1equente chez les jeuns files qpi
ont a TRAVELLER fort aux manufactures ct ausslc chez celesq u1 souHrent d1rrgula-
rites, de p@riodes douloureuses ct de arrangements; aussi chez les meres de nom
famiue fatiguees parties SONS de 1mr menage ct de eus enfants.
La faib1esse du ang est ussi la cause, chez les femms III lie retour de Page,
des soufrances quenes endurent, CONNIE les ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct les etoudisse'
les Publications de crur, les chaleurs ct la mauva digestion.
Les femmes dovent, par consequent, Sc METRE EN- garde contre LAPPAU~
VRISSEMENT DU SANG, car il amene toujours chez Giles ds resuHatss r1eux
ct est pressure touous Ia cause des troubles quel1es endurent
Les Piues Rouees lie la Gle Chmique Franco mencane font desm erwles pour
retabhr la constitution, ct prses a la dose de deux, tms fos par jour- Immediate
ment ap3s chaque repas, Giles donneront at sang la force necessare pour ben
nourrirl les autns parties du corps ct les guernont ds maux gu. les font souhrir.
Files donnent des jous r@s ct Ia force Tx jeunes files. Files aderont a la
femme manee a rempEr ss devors CONNIE mere de famIe ct CONNIE epouse, en-
toni6ant son systeme ct e la gu@rsant ds maux quel1e endure. Files guerront
chez les femmes sr 1e retour de Page, les ACCOMPLISHMENTS tiles tourdssenents,
les palpitMions de eu ct Gus ces maux que Pn rencontre 81 solvent chez els
entire Page de 90 ct 50 n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
w hat Bryan Says.

cit is an honorable course for
the senator's to pursue and oene-
ticial to the State. At present
South Carolina virtually has no
voice in the settlement of public
questions, as the vote of one
senator kills the vote of the Other.
Senator TilIman has just been re-
elected and thus risks the loss of
the longer term, but Senator Nc
Laurin really sacrifices more, be-
cause he has less chance to win in
the primary"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
The LEDLuR.
] harlow s. Carter

"rhose who dance must pay
the fiddler" " Two State pri-
mary elections will cost lot of
money, possibly as much as
$40, 900, and inasmuch as Sena-
tors rillman aud McLaurin have
hv their action in rssigning their
seats put this expense upon the
party it is only fair that the party
shp, ld require them to foot the
blk Ordinarily most of the funds
for primary election expenses
are provided hv assessments upon
host of local candidates: but there
will be no local candidates to
contribute toward the senatorial
primary and, as the party treasury
is not plcthorlc, this executive
committee will have to call on the
senatorial candidates for funds.
Bv right, Tlllman and McLauria,
who forced tho primary and are
both weltixed financially, should
he made to contribute the whole
sum required; bat we suppose the
tax will be distributed between
all the candidates. This may have
the effect Of keeping out some
light-weights who haven't thu
CHEST of chance winning anC
can only confuse matters by theil
candidacy. Indulgence in the
luxury of aspiration will come
high. Tho State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01

Says the Abbeville Press aud
Banner : This newspaper has
confidence that the campaign which
McLaurin has started, will eLd in
success
HIS vote on the treaty of peace
has given offence to nobody, as
far as we have heard. But wheth-
er approved or not, expansion is
a settled fact. 1t is no longer a
question.
His views on subsidy are not
unpopular in the South. 'Subsi
dy' is not Democratic doctrine. -
Neither is it Republican doc
trine. 1t is a universal doctrine.
1t is universal because people of
all shades of political and econom-
ic belief favor it, when it is for
the public good.
We subsidize railroads. Did
not the town of ASbeville give
money for the establishment of the
shops of the Seaboard Air Line ?
Did not the State of South Caro-.
lima suosidize the Big Indian Show
at Charleston, by giving it $50, =
600! Did not the same show ask
Congress for quarter of mil
lion dollars! ! Did not Senator
TilIman favor that subsidy9
There is no doubt about 1t, the
old populistic plAnks of the Dom
ocratic party platform must be
removed
The Democratic party cannot
expect to gain national success as
long as it is & local party, with
one set of principles for the South,
another set for the West, and with
more ut all for the North.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
'rlS "a Y TO FEEL
GOOD

Countless thousands have found
a blessing to the body in DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which
positively cureGonstipation, Sick
Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice,
Nal ria, Fever and Ague and all
Liver and Stomach troubles.
Purely vegetable; never gripe or
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Bros and J F Mackey & Co.'S
drug store. .r
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
This WAY,
PLEASE!

Just received a carload of Co.
lumbia and Jewel Buggies. Top
and open, all the different kinds
of springs and colors. These bug
gles are beyond doubt the incest
and best wearing that we have
handled. We have also a large
lot of Buggy Harness, from 500
to $1S. 90 per set. Plow and Wag-
on Brides, from the cheapest to
the best.
We still sell the best Mules and
Horses for the least money of any
other dealers in the up country
We have number of extra
good Harness and Saddle horses.
Our livery outfit is the best and
we can always furnish q nice turn.
out at very reasonable rates.
Come and see us.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01

Last Thursday, at Eulonia,
Marion county, Flanders Bost
wick and William Bowen, both
colored, got into difficulty,
which resulted fatally to Bost-
wick. The weapon used was a
hoe, Bostwick being struck near
the heart, causing the breaking
of a blood vessel, from which
death resulted instantly. Bowen
was arrested last night and Is now
in jail.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
Death of Col James q. Miner.

Milford, Ohio, May2s. Col.
janet G.. Miner, an assistant
secretary of the Confederate navy
during the civil war, died in
poverty here, aged 80 years.
Three weeks ago his wife, who
bravely shared his i'll fortune
with him, died, aged so. Col.
Miner loved to visit, have
procured, a lot in the cemetery and
will see fto his burial.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
Their Compliments.
and Tillman Talk
About the Resignation
Incident.

hllcT .ht IsAHsy ccrIesPouu
ence last Saturday, which result
ted in the unconditional tender of
the designations of Senators Till
man and McLaurin, to take effect
Sept. Is, reporters called. upon
both senators for expressions on
the subject.
Senator McLaurin said:
"Tillman made bluff today
and | called him. put him in a
position, where he either had to
resign and go into senatorial
race with me, or confess he was
blutfing, and was afraid to risk
his political scalp, though willing
to knife me in campaign in
which he is not a candidate, and
had nothing at stake. All |
desire is free, fair and open
fight with Tillman, on the issues
upon which we differ. | earnestly
hope that all others will keep out
of our race, and run for the other
senatorship, so that Tillman and |
may meet as man to man and
fight it out. He said he was un-
willing to bulldoze me into a joint
debate with him if | was afraid to
meet him. | nave shown him that
! was not afraid to meet him and
| hope he will not show himself
ofraid to meet me in the senatorial
race. | hope he will not get any of
his strikers into the race to dodge
behind, but will meet me in il
alone.
Senator Tillman said:
"McLaurin made bluff at me,
and didn't think I'd call him.
| felt that after | had made al
assault-on his honesty and integr,
ity of purpose, he tried to parry
that by taunting me with the
assertion : that l wouldn't leave
my six years bomb-proof.
saw the opportunity to make 1
ten strike for Democracy, and
was ready to make itregardless OF
fhc personal sacrifice. | want
South Carolina to say whethc
she wants two Democrats or tw,
Republicans in the senate. If th'
people don't want to ro-elcct me
| don't care to serve them.
shall announce my candidacy t.
succeed myself, and will take sucl
other steps as find desirable
| regard it fortunate that this is a
off year SO that we can discus
these national issues without an
trading and combinations, an
voters can live upon these issue
without outside influence. If
relieve tho state of Is months o
McLaurin | think | am entitled t
some credit and thanks. If
commercial Democrat isn't
Republican | don't know what h
is: if McLaurin is a Democrat
am not. | want the people t
decide between us.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
Engagements Of.

+. j. Watson telsgrarhs the
Columbia State from Knoxville.
Tenn, that on account of develop
ments at Gahney, all of Senator
McLaurin's appointments except
possibly that at Nowberry, have
been cancelled.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
Se0M's fn!a!sIol

You, will find II Just as useful In summer
IS In winter. and II you are thriving upon
Il don't stop beeasase I've weather Is wssn.
SOC. and esoo, all druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists, New York
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01

At present Edge6eld will have
the following candidates: For
Governor, w. j. Talbert and j.
G. Sheppard; for Congress, j.
Wm. Thurmond; for Solicitor,
S. McG. Simkins; for Congress or
Governor j. II. Tillman. The
other side of the county remains
to he heard from. - Edge6eld
Chronicle.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01

for the unexpired term would be
thrown into the General Assem- bly,,
which would probably not wish to
forestalI or prejndice the choice
of the people and would pass by
both TilIman and MeLauriu and
fill their places with others. This
would close Tillman's seat to
aspirants for FIVE years and fill
McLaurin $ only for few months,
being open to contest for full
term in the regular primary next
year, which Tillman and McLau-
rim could both enter with any
others who aspired
Gov. McSweenev is said to he
himself Il candidate for one of the
Senatorships Here is an unusual
and rich opportunity to win popu
lar approval and anvance his own
fortunes as well as to do right
action. With the chorus of com
mendation that will follow bis
rebuke to the Wanting politicians,
who but himself should be the
natural choice of the General AS.
semhly for the long term, lef
vacant by TiIlman?
The two Senators have actet
with provoking disregard of thu
people. They have been carried
away ny the heat of passion in
purely personal contention. Sc
them aside to cool for year
Twill improve their temper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
Set Them Aside to Cool.
Charleston Post.


year. They have sufficiency of
contention with the regular bien
nial primaries and tho extra ones
which necessity occasions, and
they should not be burdened with
any more for the personal salts
faction of any aspiring poll icians
The Columbia State points out
that according to present pros
poets there will have been held by
the end of 1902. ten primaries in
thirteen years, which is more
than enough to weary the people
out with politics. 1t Is possible
to reduce the general average and
to incuIcate restrictive policy by
cutting out the extra primary .
proposed for this summer to set
tie the issue between Tillman and
McLaurir. Let this re done
There is no reason for the two
Senators to take the stump this
year. Indeed, there is no reason
for Tillman to take the stump at
all for FIVE years. at the end of
which he must render an account
of his own stewardship. He is
not the keeper of the conscience
of the South Carolina Democracy,
and he is not called up to do bat
tie with McLaurin. To the peo-
pie McLauria must answer for
his course in the Senate, not to
Tillman, and it is a characteristic
show of arrogance that Tillman
has made iu taking up this fight
as his own. If he qualities HIM
self for the contest by entering as
a/candidate for McLaurin's seat
he can not, of course, he denied a
hearing, but he has no claim to a
special ter m of the public tribunal
to hear his case, and there 10 no
reason why an extra primary
should be called to try it, with all
the attendant Inconvenience and
cost. In short, if Tillman wanted
to meet McLaurin on the stump
he should have waited until next
summer, when the regular pri-
mary will be he held, resigned his
!. own seat and entered as candi-
, date for McLaurln's place.
, This is the course McLaurin
should have prescribed for Till
I man when the challenge to resign
, was made at Gaffney, and public
=, opinion would have sustained the
the Junior Senator. Carried away,
, doubtless, by the heat of the de-
8 bate, and thinking only of meet,
Y ing his prosecutor in fair contsn,
I tion, McLaurin not only threw
: away his own, but forgot Tho
| public's right in the matter, anc
E consented with Tlllman to burder
0 tho people with another campaign
this summer. He is for that fault
deserving of some rebuke ano
q punishment, along with Tillman
7 who is the chief offender in tn,
o case.
Gov. McSweeney has a rare
opportunity to delare the people
rights against the arrogance an'
selishness of the politicians. Th,
Senator's designations we're sub
mitted without condition, though
in full expectation that a primary
would he held to suggest success
sors for tho Governors appoint
ment. Let the GoverI or ignore
the expectations and take tn
designations at their face value
Let him appoint at once, withou
waiting for primary, successor
to Tillman and McLaurin. lie
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-01
The. Macon Telegraph says:

McLaurin is essentially Rapub-
lican. There is good chance
now to make stand in the Pal
metto State for the genuine
Democracy "
The Savannah News, citing the
New York precedent of Conkling
and Platt, remarks:
They were not re- elected. they
did not get the vindicatlon they
sought. They were made to un-'
destand that they did not own the
State of New York that they
could not USE the great offices of
the State as if they. we're their
personal property to crafty their
whims and notions in their per
sonal controversies. And, SD it
may he in 5 nth Carolina. The
people may say to those two sena-
tors, who SO hastily resigned great
offices rather than. take dare
from each other that they did not
show sufficient appreciation of the
honor which had been conferred
upon them, and that therefore
they will not offer it to them
again. If that course should he
taken there would be no great
amount of sorrow in South Caro-
! lima
; The Now \ ork World saws:
Will the Democrats of South
Carolina hold with Senator Till
3 man that Democracy is Popnllsm
Will they hold with Senator Nc
Laurln that Democracy is Repub-
licanism Is there any remote
) chance that the campaign between
: these two will develop an oppor-
$ tunlty for tho Democrat. of South
1 Carolina to hold with some now
, and truly Democratic and trust
S worthy leader that Democracy is
Democrscys
1t Certainly if anything can be
l. Judged from the outset of the
r campaign the people will have an
II excellent opportunity to learn the
l. full and interesting and very dam
e aging truth about both of these
/ misrepresentation. And if they
IT ever should fully grasp tho truth
they would surely retire both tc
+ private life.
II y The Richmond Dispatch de.
s clares:
o 1t is by no means certain thai
l. either McLaurin or Tillman vii
re be vindicatsd. If, As 1T is be.
lg lieved he will, the governor or
d, ders the primary, 1t will be i'm
to possible to limit the aspirants t,
A. the two present RIVALS, and, con
sequently, tho discussion of wha
I'd is,consona.lt with true Democrac,
Il is likely to assume tho broades
he possible range, through those VIII
10 would seek the middle ground
IL This fact lends additional inter
st est to the situation and the out
look.
rd The Philadelphia Record say
IL that sit may 10 welt for the peo
pie to take advantage OF this op
an portunity to get rid of both me
y. for very good reasons" In Al
&c other article The Record says:
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