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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
SOME REsEEDlNG DONE
BECAUSE OF TI.E col n

Ipes Nloines. la, April -. The IOWA
weather AMI crop service reports as
Eoil"Ms Tor the week ending April y:
The Week has been unsclsonahlv cold
and dry with average daily Temporal
TRES ranging from II To IA degrees be-
low the normal The precipitation WAS
Wight and mostly in form of SNOW llur-
les Temperatures below freezing
"efe recorded nearly every night and
~ aud frost We're much in evidence iii
ll districts.
llder these unfasorahc conditions all
',egelalion has remained practically
ivlnlttill AS Yet ii is NOT possible to
ascertain the extent of damage caused
~ freezinS weather To fruits and early
seeded cereals. Reports Indicate that Il
considerable number of farmers have
le3un t"-seediha operations in their
! iel9a of oats ana barley. Good progress
| las b"en made in blowing for corn. ANA
ne soil is i'm very tine con.iiion IN
VI districts rain is needed for grass,
! and small grain The week closed With
,ndicationS OF fam! and warner weather
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
WIDOW is NOT TO
RESIST THE WILL
Mrs. Carrie Lane Gait Allow
Big Request to Go to
iowa College.
Nioines, Ia. April % Mrs. Car

,s Mones. Ia. April %. Mrs. Car
re Lane Gait has flied a trust deed
Conveying 10 the Iowa state college
about $4,000 worth Of real estate. in
satisfaction OF the spirit OF the will of
her late husband. George W. Gait the
engineer OF New York city who sought
IN Vain to bcque;,th the property di-
rcctly TO the college, which is his alma
mater.
In view of this action by Mrs. Gait,
Attorney General Bycrs will moi appeal
the case in New York. in which the
courts held that the bequest To he
Iowa state college WAS without force
and effect for the reason That the col
lege MAS Il part of the state. had no
entity of its owll lin fact. and could not
receive u Gift.
II has been expected by the friends
of the institution that Mrs Cant, who is
an Iowa woman would see hat the i'm
tention of her husbands viii would be
carried out. and While the receipt of the
bequest would have been extremely
gratifying the trust deed filed by Mrs
Gait 4chieves the same end.
Purpose Of DcceGent.
1t was the purpose of Mr.. Gait TO pro-
vide for scholarships of S100 each for.
the benefit of INDECENT boys and girls
throughout the state III was estimated
that the property he attempted To leave
To the college was worth about $4,000
1T NOW is said that the property covered
by the trust deed. which saves the be-
quest to the college, will amount to at
least $4,000.
The case involving tho construction
of the Gait will was tried out in the
appellate division OF the supreme court
of the state of New York i'm February
OF this YEAR Charles W. Mull;ln APP
pearcd for the defendants, having been
familiar With the will and the at
temp: of Mr. Gait TO dispose of a part
of his property for the benefit OF his
Gina mater.
The Troublesome Section.
The section which was construed
against the state provided as follows:
-. give To my Wife Carrie. one
half of al my remaining property, both
real and personal, absolutely, and Go
hereby give to her all of the income
from the other cne-half during her life
time, and do constitute her Il trustee
for the said last half of my remaining
property to keep and to hold the same
during her life. AT her death this last
one-half % my remaining property
shall then go to the Iowa State College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, To
be used to found as many scholarships
of 500 each as the income of the same
shall provide
The New York court held the provis
ion relating to the college to be invalid
The will made Mrs. Gait owner of one
of the remainder during her life time
for the heirs of MIR. Gait. The action
Ct Mrs. Gait in filing the trust deed
CARRIES out he DllrpOSc uf n will
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
WAS FIRST JUSTICE IN
WOODBURY. COUNTY
Austin Cole, Who Died Last
Week at Iowa City,
Aged So.
KNOWN in DAKOTA, toe
There He Served Several Terms in tn
Territorial observation-disclosures
Destroyed Fills Horne and
MURDERED Friends.
KNOWN in DAKOTA, Toe


Iowa CITY H.. .ip,.il 24-Allstin cole,
80, ,,,.,,,.au (, na;,,, oe
l'"' si,s . o''4''2N i'io''e7'' ~ i'''''@ =
Aatrly settling here. Whose death in Iowa
''ity has been re.spioned in The Trib-
Nie's dispatches ,,ss u pioneer OF Sioux
City also.
Mr.. Cole was n Hatiye of Dayton, o.,
Whore he w.is bora September :, 1915.
Thus being Is ye;tes, months and ID
Days of age. ut tue time of his death,
April -
lie came vest m lssb and ilHea nearly
q. 49, ~
~ ~ MIN, i. ,h,.rn
-, 'n ,.a.,s
49, i's,'' 20 -. ,,i.,
~
,,,,., ,,,,.s,t,a -, sa, his f,,,..
49,, ~, 49,,
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',.'i,i: '.ss4' ''i M's''' - eS'
HohS'ea IN NeeaSury county.
re SY.s exc %. Woodbury. county's
ripneers aiiG was The first justice of
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
MADLY IN LOVE WITH
ANoTHER'S wife he
KILLS her and SELF.
Besides This orvit Thompson
Near Council Bluffs,
Shoots Brother.
BOTH MEN UNMARRIED
Tho Murderer Thought His Broths
Was Interfering With His Own
laappiness-Familiss Are
Prominent.

Council Bluffs. Ia, April 2s.-Mr
BalliA Morgan. wife OF A. A. Morgan,
a wealthy and prominent farmer liv-
ins zen miles east OF here, is dead. Ovit
Thompson, Mrs. Morgan's murderer. is
also dead. and Rosco Thompson. a
brother III the murderer. is not ex-
Iiec.ed to survive, all the result of a
bloody tragedy occurring last evening,
and al the hands of OWL Thompson.
TIE shooting, which occurred at 6
O'Clock, was The result OF an unnatural
ana unrequitted mad inlatuatipn which
DVii Thompson experienced for the
Wife of Morgan. The two families are
lei.hbors
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
"sPoNeE CASE" ENDS
I'M A DISAGREEMENT

Davenport. Ia, April "a -Davenports
famous sponge case" In which two
leading Surgeons. DR.. A. l.. Hagebcck
and Dr.. L. j. Tiallar were sued for
$4,000 on the ground that they caused
the death OF johannes Arp. Il wealthy
farmer. by leaving sponge inside Of
him after an operation for appendicitis,
ended in a mistrial. the jury being dis
charged after being out twenty-four
hours. They stood IL to / In favor Of
verdict for the plaintiff. but the
twelfth man was absolutely unmovable.
There IL talk that the suit will be tried
over.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
SENATOR DoLLivER TO
LAY CHURCH CORNERSTONE

Rockwell City "a. April % senator
J. i. l'ollivcr viii be the central figure
here "Wednesday when ne viii iay Tie
cornerstone of the ncw S2o,ooo Metho-
dist church. The senator Will handle
,hc trowcl on that occasion ANA start
the erection of the finest cditice in the
county. He win later deliver the ,jrin-
ripal address OF The day. Presiding
Elder e $, johnson will also speak, as
viii former pastors of the church
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
DRIVES OFF INTO THE
RIVER AND is DROWNED

Tippitt, Il farmer northeast of town.
was drowned Saturday in the Little
Sioux river. Tippitt had been drinking
during the evening in company with
Walter Wallace and going home they
missed the bridge and fell into the
river. Wallace managed to scramble
out and got to a nearby farm house.
but he w.,s too drunk to know what
had happened. In the morning the
tongue OF the wagon was seen sticking
above the water. The river was dragged
and the body found about 100 feet south
of the bridge.
The drowned man, who was rs years
old. leaves a wife and two children. /.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
HAT PIN is TAKEN
FROM BOYS BODY.

= lpwr Fails. Ia. April "A. John
Y NkA'iChelS. y young man living in
i'ieistnt Valley township. i'm
li,uldE county. is recovering
= nicely from am operation for the
removal of Il hat pin from the
= lower extremity of his abdo-
= men.
> The young man is is years old.
= ;ln,i il is u mystery to the doc
tors rs Wel us the lad and
his parents how the pin ever
= entered the body. Pains I'm the
abdomen have bothered the
= young man for several years and
= it Was thought he was suffering
from appendicitis. The pin.
= which WAS about six inches
= long. VAS outside of the intes-
= tines. The knob on the end of
4 The pin was nearest the skin,
and was the first part of the pin
seen when the incision was
y made. Rust and other materials
had formed about the pin so
4 that ii WAS about as large as ~
small finger. While no one is
able 10 explain the presence of
y the pin in the boys body. his
= parents are of the opinion that
\ ii riust have gained admission
in some Way when the hoy was
baby.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
nder these unfa.orahlc conditicu all
PERSONS DRAGGED
FROM BURNING ROOMS

Iowa City Ia, April - Fire o. ui.-
snown origin tins morning DESTROYED
lalf u block uf small buildings. nclutl-
ms the Iowa city bottling works
SOFAS meat market and the TUNING
restaurants
MI. and Mrs. Hayes Tuning ieapea
from second-story window ana wcre
caught By iiiemen, being uniniured
l'iielnen broke into llle burning bed
eoonls of William Miller and John
Mehl,r and drageed The men out
Loss. $4,000, insurance partial
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
lokEs TO DEATH
ON PIECE OF CANDY.

) pes Moines, Ia. April 22.-orrie
: McWiillams. a l5-year-old boy at
: Deep River, chokcd to death as the
: result Of quickly inhaiing a piece of
: candy ne was sucking. while play
ing baseball. He WAS catching for
: the school team. Az a swift ball
came 10 him he choked He could
) not eNtricate tho candy and pro-
: fessor urged him to hasten to doe
+ tor. He started. but had gone but
q few blocks when he staggered.
fell and was dead
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

a translation Of lie who'll bible i'm
tcluding the l'eutero-c 4nnnio;t books,
Ih;:s ,pfen made Cor thV llse OF French
lspealihg i.pnian Catholics. IL is mnde.
lnoi from lie Nulgltt, but Ism TIE
icriglnai Hebrew and Greek. Il Is made
,by a ratipn OF .Ainc!is, Who e3icl not live
ITO complete the enormous undertaking s.
nut leI, II TO be REVISED and finished by
,Jesuil fathers and professors and ii is
ISSUED by pontifeial publishers. IL has
mot yet apparently. received the APP
probation and benediction of the no
lnlan see.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
BURGLARS MISS BOOTY.

Iowa City. Ia. April 24.-Burglars
broke into the Kansas harness and
buggy store opened the safe and stole
u small amount of money and jewelry.
.,lews are limited. but home talent"
Is; suspected. The proprietor had just
removed II couple of hundred dollars
from the same unknown to the robbers.
who evidently planned to get that sum.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
WINS s715 AT ROULETTE
TABLE AND DROPS cEA

Council Bluffs. Ia, April 23.-Just as
he had staked 81 on the winning num-
Ger on the roulette table in the gamb-
ling house here, Harry w. Schra, en-
CINE foreman in the Burlington switch
yards. in South Omaha. said to the
dealer: Il guess I'll cash in my
checks The words had barely left
his lips when he dropped dead on the
floor death being due to heart failure
supposed to have resulted from winning
SIT5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
ONE SIOUX CITY MAN
GETS SCHOLARSHIP HONORS

Iowa City. la, April 24.The Phi
Beta Kappa of the University of Iowa,
an organization whose members are
elected on y basis of scholarship. solely.
mas named twenty members of the
class of 1907 including one Sioux City
man. rs new members of the Phi Beta
Kappa. The honor was sought by more
than 100 students at Iowa. The Win
nerS are
Dan e. clark. Sioux city; Ethel Fife
lseebe Burlington: Julian II. Butter
worth Dow City; Edward p
Churchill, Sewall; Grace r.. Crockett.
Iowa City: T.. II. Downey Memphis;
Alice NJ. Edwards. Waterloo; II. A.
French. elenwood; T.. D. Gepson, Dun
lap: Gertrude t;ttins. Williamsburg;
Milf ciriepenb,rg, Kingsley; Tenney NJ
Hobart. Cherokee: Katherine j. Hodge.
Maquollct;,; Jeffrey -. llarbek, Cedar
Rapids; John !. Lynch. Iowa City:
Mollie MCGOWAN. Clear Lake; Edith NJ.
Nebe. Glenwood Florence NJ Odell.
Churclan. William G. Sloat, ir. Dem
mark Grace g Tyler, Columbus juno
ton.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
MARSHAL WHO KILLED
PRISONER is ENUMERATED.

Alanoss. Ia. April 23.-The town is
considerably stirred up over the death
of Thomas Peet, who died here yester-
day. About Il week ago City Marshal
Kenyon attempted to arrest Peet who
was intoxicated and resisted the Of
iicer. IL is claimed that he drew Il
dirk on the marshal. who deemed it
necessary To use his club quite freely
on Poet. This he did With rather eff
fectivc results Poet had steadfastly
refused 10 receive medical attendance
until Il da. or two ago, and not until
violent crysipclas had developed, which
undoubtedly caused his death.
Coroner Chamberlain was called, a
jury inpanclled and evidence taken,
after the consideration of which the
july returned a verdict finding that
Pest came To his death as above stated.
and did not censure the marshal for
his actions. Peet was about SO years
old and ire proprietor of feed stable.
lie left no family.
is TO BE BURIED IN
OLD HOME TOWN IN IOWA.
New York. April 23.-Louis w. Dom
alley. traffic manager OF the Diamond
Match company, died in the city today
of rheumatism of the heart. He will
b. buried in Muscatine, Ia, where he
formerly lived.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
GOING TO SEE HIS
SWEETHEART; klLLEL

Dubuque. la. April 24.-John Behan.
aged IS. of Masonville, was killed at
tempting to board AN Illinois Central
freight. Both legs We're severed. He
was going to see his sweetheart ar
In ttr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
HE WILL NOW BUILD HOMES;
HAS REEM EISRIIPTlMG -rLEn

who has been a saloonkeeper here. has
closed his place and gone back to his
former work of building houses. he
being a good carpenter. His saloon has
been paying we'll, but Carter is said to
have suddenly decided he would rather
build homes than disrupt them,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
MeM 81 AcIJE IN Iowa

Des Moines. la. April 24.-'rhe state
oacteriological examination proves the
eases at Ankeney to be infectious
cerebral meningitis. Three We're taken
sick, and one is reported dead.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
MONEY MARkEI

New York, April 23.-Money easy at
2021a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper at 5A@6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange strong at s4.86. 4O0D
4.s645 on demand. s4.S3.3O@4.s3. $40 for
sixty days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
Auto Causes $4,000 Suit.
loRTGAGEs FARM TO
rJN r MAYNARD 30

: LIKE View. IA. April .. SO (
y trar" has YET been found of the 4
= TWO boys Clifford Miller ANA Roy 4
y shrips. who ran away from !
' h@Ilir three weeks ago. The press I
Oh me country has been appealed 4
= 10, but With no success \
The Miller boys father has 4
. Morigased his home To secure Z
: money With which To tour the \
Nouatry IN search OF his Way \
WalM son. He has been 50 broken I
: ao'Vn by he sliei caused by he \
= fhil3%;ty nay that he had 10 !
: have help 10 beard he train \
4
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

FNl coy IA ALLY HUM. :
: Centnrvillc, Ia. April g;.--W.lliam =
= Milford. IA years old and weighing !
Z $50 pounds. famous over Iowa as :
; being The largest youth in the state. 4
, met with a fatal accident here yes !
: terday afternoon. Riding on a horse !
7 ear beside the driver. he was I
! thrown off on his head Us; the car :
: rounded curve at the corner of !
; Sixteenth and Walsh streets.
: He was on his way to attend the !
7 Foresters' lodge. into which he was !
about to be Initiated Milford has !
: been in charge of the interlocking !
switch on the Keokuk & Western !
= railroad for some time. having the !
full strength. OF man in spite of !
\ his youth. .
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

The capital represented by Great
fBritain's cotton trade is $4,000, 600, 900 a
tyear, and the profits $3.50, 100000 year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

Tunis used to depend upon its wines.
iolives, cereals and cattis. Now there
lare d number of profitable mines, and
railways are being built TO exploit
them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

] A measure has beer Introduced and
will in all probability pass the legis-
nature Of Texas. requiring All locomo-
itives 70 be equipped with electric head
lights.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

For constipation, biliousness, liver dig
turbances and diseases resulting from inn
pure blood, take Natures remedy, Gar
field Tea. 1t is made wholly of health-
giving Herbs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
Only Scratching Matches.

Little Paul was years old when the
western city in which he lived was swept;
one night by a terrible storm. Wind.
thunder and lightning played havoc. and.
while other members of the family were
huddled in dark corners, Paul watched
the Illumination of the sky with great
delight. The next morning at breakfast
he asked his father what. caused the
streaks of fire across the sky, and his
father, with great pains, assayed to ex-
plain. Paul listened attentively and app
parently accepted what was told him, but,
when he found attention diverted from
himself, he leaned over to his aunt who
sat beside him and whispered:
ut wasn't that, auntes. 1t was God
scratching matches on the sky
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25

Australia has arranged for the
Repatriation of thousand discouraged
Australians now In South Africa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-04-25
SCANDAL REVEALED
BY A $4,000 suit
pjymouth County Merchant
Says His Wife Has Been
Entrapped.
MARRIED IN SIOUX CITY
a. =. Carpenter star-s Acton Against
Rieh Land owner---Roth Families
Welt Known md Highly
Connected.
MARRIED IN SIOUX CITY

'aMars u April III A. II. Garpen-
a.. y,o 9,,iei,,e,s eaoa,.,i ,,..rc,,.,Y.
!ise store nj Poiosia IN The southwest
r.ait OF mrs el,lvn3nnIl,, @..,,,3,v has
sllea olissn, King !, ,etir,.e, t.,,,,la,. a,{a
Nai veteran FOX siooeo cE,inna KIN:
MIA aIi,f,It,sj tbe ltraistio,,s ~ ,i,i,i'
t3s wit
,;trbellfer n;trrjee Miss Lizzie NAV.
,'..oi,tSh ii Sioux t,itv1n, s..,,i,.nlh,,.
S..a ma f4.,,,5h;i ~, 1870, 49,, -,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
SENATOR GARDNER ATTACKS sHAMs

The attendance the o'clock rallies this city under
auspices OF the Democratic party has thus far been gratifying
Yesterday two OF the blest working with the Demo
cratic party its fight for
addresses bsed with telling effect
lively dealt with of the prentiou oratoy night
at Infantry hall.
has struck ordinary remarkable
an party after opposing as long dared bit
OF legislation the statute book should the stump
for such legislation The address of Senator showed
even Republican of prominence had yet
reform battle really
To declare for enlarged powers governor is not enough
for candidate for AS Senator Gardner pointed
side forget that the elected are only agents for
the whole body OF Only occasions
carte blanche The business house individual
agent generally limits his authority closely be
sistent with the business entrusted to the agent.
AS tor general those Of the
the candidate for could advance
whom ne would appoint office vacancy
say Just what orders he might approve
can tell and should TELL Senator Gardner
the senate practice regard appointment committees
whether the governor happens be Democrat
should Senator Gardner he believes in
governor whom the people selected having the right a
ponments office believes that right only by
a governor approved by the state machine.
Senator Gardner tore reds the garment that the
Republican leaders have sought their unbusng
opposition to att reform principles AS ire wcf pointed out not
what the Platform states that
acter of the who plead with the people support II
indeed hard to understand how who
onary and freakh of reform
converted to opposite and
that they these uphoders of the doctrine whatever
right now believe that they have been for side
ana that the Democrats really favored
1t long from the Lincoln opinion the wisdom of the
people that of the leaders of Rhode Repubcan in this
year of grace.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
TODAY IN
HiSTORY

1883 Germantown, Pa. laid out.
17ss Sarah j. Hale, author of "Mary's
Lamb" born. She made Thanks
giving n national celebration.
1871 Joseph II. Underwood. senator.
born, Prominent in the politics Of
1901 isaac Rich, phiiantropist, born.
A founder of the Boston university.
1908 Albert S. White, senator born
Chairman OF the committee on
emancipation.
1908 john Sartain. artist and en-
graver, born. Originator OF the
mezzo-tint engraving.
born: An uncompromising opponent
1909 Erie canal opened between Utica
and Rome, N. Y.
1910 Thomas G. Turner, manufacturer
and politician, born. Governor OF
1920 Spain eeded Florida to the
1925 John NJ Daniel, editor and dip
lomat born. He made the Richmond
Examiner the leading paper Of the
South
1880 Noah Brooks, author, born. Pri-
vate secretary TO President Lincoln.
1880 Belva A. Il. Lockwood, lawyer.
born. Secured the admission OF wo-
men lawyers to the United States
1885 George w. Hough, astronomer.
born: An authority on the planet
Is4s william r. Apthorp. dramatic
and musical critic, born. Critical
editor Of the Dictionary of Music
1857 Frank L. o. wadsworth, scien-
tist. born. Director OF Allegheny
observatory.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
ELECT HONEST MEN.

The next city council will have undoubtedly considerable mpor-
tan business and the several wards who
entitled vote for aldermen councnn should
the matter Of the selection members municipal assemblies
considerable attention.
Undoubtedly the will be reelected he has
made several suggestions to the city council which have
acted might be well to send who
would strive with him to improve the city An
pendent council and board OF aldermen
PRISE but there evidence that the city would the hold
OF the state machine upon the city loosened
The ring being about to lose
another from ward where nomination election No one
peend that the substitute ability will be
thing but puppet
aldermen in Wards and Alderman Spcer his ndepen
dence when he voted for police not turn
the city over to the rafters The ring promptly marked him
punishment He denied renomnaton can
that he has been false to his city and to his party
Councilman Presbrey has been denied as men,
Der OF the common council because refused
the pets This having enough to know what
believes If the like Spcer and
Presbrey the voters all the city should them
While the manipulation of the property
fix things for the the
polls While Ward be at the mercy of state machine
owing the lack of opposition candidates. there plenty of other
wards where the voters right things they do
There be question of what the duty of the every
ward in this city 1t is defeat wherever possible who have
in the approved of obbng the city treasury the
coming year. chosen committee ON
city property back into machine hands.