Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-22
A W ARNING.
Probability Thot Herolz and Pat
tersop Will Try to Get In
Their Work Too Late
For A Reply.

Those who are opposed TO the pecu-
liar methods of MIR. Herolz and his
brethren OF the courthouse combine,
and who remcmbcr how lie mixed up
in the unfortunate domestic troubles
OF a family whom he did not know, in
order that he might help himself at
the primary election, are looking for
him to come out in print when 1t is
too near election day for reply TO
him to be generally circulated
A man who will attem pit to turn
some ones family troubles to his own
advantage in political way would
burn your hay-stack or commit forg-
cry If he thought it would help him.
There is no one more capable Of des-
perate measures when cornered than
Il hypocrite and . coward.
In this connection the Record wish
es to say that its editor has striven to
act fairly in this connection. Mr..
lIerolz himself, after the primary,
said, in the presence of several people,
"Streeter made clean, fair cam
paign." lie also said to many, THAT
Tuttle circular was dirty politics -
said SO until it was discovered that he
procured the writing of the circular.
We have said what we had to say
about Mr.. Herolz and about the bridge
graft open and above board-with am
Pile time for reply or replies. We
have published free two OF Mr. Her.
olz's letters that he offered to pay for.
That he did not reply to the last art
icle-thc one showing his loans of
county money as compared with the
assessed valuation sworn to by him
is because he could not reply with
out lying-lying which the county rec
ords would easily show. 10 several
people he has patted his inside coat
pocket and said: III have documents
here to clear myself and to show up
Streeter' But, If so, why did he
not print them promptly in reply t.
the accusations, instead Of waiting
nearly a month? There are but two
more issues Of the county newspapers
before election. Does he intend tC
print his documents in the Record, as
he has done heretofore, or put them
in his organ, the Advocate, too late
for reply, and whilcas with the
Tuttle circular, before the primary
the Record editor is campaigning In a
distant part of the county? Does
MIR. lIerolz believe that he can again
work that scheme OF publishing letters
and SO forth, that may be forgeries
/ too late for the object of the attack t.
answer
Because Messrs lIerolz and Patter
son have not so far taken the trouble
to explain the Tuttle circular dirty
work and the secondhand type
writer steal, our readers should no
lUT dIl lHSLdIll UCliCNC OuuC MY Wv
not intend TO do 50 when it is TOT
late for reply. They will undunbt
edly come out with sonnet hing at TIN
last moment, hoping that the voters
Emnons county will have forgotten
that the Record editor has for the las
three months in vain invited replies
and explanations, and believing tina
they can mslead at least few.
For these reasons the editor of tn
Record again warns his friends TO rat
at it's true value anything that ma
appear on the part of lIerolz, PatteI
son or any other member OF the court
house gang when it is too late togenel
ally circulate reply before election.
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