The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-10-13

man OF the senatorial committee. dis
remember the entire heading Of the club
but 1t runs something like this: We, the
voters Of Fl. Dodge, assembled together
to form more perfect union, do declare
that, owing to the high appreciation for
the services performed In our behalf by
State Senator Thomas A. Noflzger, fer
his untlrlng zeal In behalf of this home,
the great Interest he has manifested
toward us, and having full faith In bis
ability, bis integrity and bis honesty as
a citizen and legislator, and still bellev.
ing that be will still keep m eye single
to Our welfare and happiness, we hereby
and hereon subscribe our names to this
club, which shall be named and known as
the Tom Nofizger Club. Comrade Roth
arose and guaranteed the solId socialist
vote Of the fort for Tom Noftzger. | will
add that when 1t comes to managing re-
unions, or forming clubs, Capt. Sweeney
has no superior. Keep 1t before the
voters that our basis for representation
will he fixed In the next campaign In
each precinct upon the average vote cast
for sheriff, treasurer, county clerk and
county attorney. Throw q lot Of your
votes away and you will lose delegate,
Rev. Patterson, ME. minister preached
an interesting discourse Sunday evening,
the End. He is the red.headed parson
spoken of several months since.
Rev. Lockhart and Singer Garmong
held an interesting service on Tuesday,
the 4th. The schools were dismissed and
the children made the welkin ring with
their voices. When they have compe.
tent leader like Rev. Garmong II makes
quite q difference In the singing.
VIM. A. Way, E. 9th Iowa Cav, has
returned from iurlough. He went to
Plttsburg. VIM. was formerly com.
mlssary sergeant.
| ]. NJ, Dickerson Of Toronto, Kas. takes
the place Of Way as commissary sergeant.
Comrade DiCkerson was once quarter
master but resigned May l, 1908.
The wife of Theodore Simms, Mrs.
Louisa Elizabeth, died on the morning Of
October 9Th and was buried in the Home
graveyard. Theodore Slmms served In
Go. X. Both U. s. colorsd Vol. Inf. and
lately came to the home from Fl. Scott.
Rev. Elklns, Baptist and late Of the
End MINI. preached on last Sabbath.
The members OF the board have been
with lis for several days, approving bills
against the state, untangllng the
tangled skein that we may continue on
our winding way again. The home has
grown into great institution. Its con.
tlnued growth depends upon approprl.
atlons by the Legislature and there Is
where we are interested In representa-.
tive and state SENATOR
Our congressman, Victor Murdock,
spoke here the 9th at 2 O'Clock pm,
George GrObety introduced the speaker
as the next congressman, and the next,
and the next, then as senator and then
may be president. He did not think us
old boys realized how much we did for
our country, Without the locomotive
Kansas would possibly not be- settled fur
ther west than Lawrence, and without
the Mccormick reaper perhaps not fur.
ther than Emporia. The Democratic
platform makes order rs an Issue, which
they call an illegal act, and Parker de.
clares he will abrogate that order If
elected. 80 you old soldiers who have
gotten increases under that order, should
Parker be elected, must prepare to dis
gorge, The Democratic candidates and
their platforms have not agreed. Nc
Clelland repudlaled that part Of the plat.
form wherein Il declared that the war
was a failure. The Tllden Democratic
platform declared that the date set for rs.
sumption Of specie payments should be
repealed. Hear how Tilden explained
that In bis letter Of acceptance. Hear
him "Aiter wise preparations shall have
ripened Into a perfect ability to accom-