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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-08
The BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR.

Washington, d. c., May 5, 1905
The lateset development in the
Brownsville affair is the conversion of
Senator Buckley, of Connecticut,
who has surprised Washington and
the country at large by coming out
and openly declaring that he does not
believe that the discharged soldiers
of the Twenty-ffth Infantry were
guilty of participating in the crime
alleged to them. The stand he takes
is exactly in line with the fight that
has been so vigorously prosecuted for
the past two years by Senator j. B.
Foraker. The Senator from Connect
cut is not member of the military
affair committee, hence his recent ut
terances are calculated to add more
weight, influence and prestige to the
agitation to carry through the pres
ent Congress the Foraker bill, and to
defeat the Warner bill.
The daily papers of this city contain
an associated press despatch from
Washington, D. c., dated May 4, un-
der the head of Senator Bulkeley de-
tends Negro troops" The despatch
reads as follows:
Washington, May 4.-Senator Bulk
eley of Connecticut, in an extended
speech in the Senate yesterday, de-
Tended the negro soldiers of the Tween
ty-ffth Regiment from charges of
shooting up Brownsville, Tex, Au-
gust 1914, 1906.
up to the commencement of the in
vestigation by the Senate Committee
on Military Affairs, said Mr.. Bulke-
ley, it was practically assumed by the
military, executive and civil authori-
ties that the troops, or some of them,
were guilty of the shooting up Of the
town."
After hearing all the testimony
taken in this case, Mr.. Buckley said
he had concluded that none of the
negro soldiers were implicated in the
raid.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-08

The commencement season is on
and Nashville is the Mecca of sweet
girl graduates.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-08

The air is permeated with rumors
of June brides. The Nashville brand
seems to be partial to that month.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-08
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UPON APPLICATION.
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READING MATTER RATE

cents per line for each insertion.
cents per line for each insertion (black
face).
Contracts for 1000 lines to be taken in a
year, made at 3 cents per line.
Advertising copy should be in the Office
not later than Tuesday, a. m, of each week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-08

What has become of the Board OF
Trade?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
CROPS ARE TWO PER
CENT BETTER THIS YEAR

Washington Aug ll-Taat the
crop conditions in The United States
we're IN the aggregate somewhat Bet
teF q PsT cent? on August lst last
rEsn thsy Wsre gear ago. but slight
s. q psr cent? below Z zen year
average condition On that date is The
opinion expressed bY the crop report
lng board 81 the department of agncui-
ture in . supplemental report yester
day The report mentons the crops
thar are above the average. includ.
ing winter wheat hay cotton and 10
baceo Corn barley rye baekwheat
and aax are slightly below The
average potatoes beng a5eat ? PEI
cent and oats nearly 10 per cent BE-
h
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

There IS no more sure cure for Al
attack d faintlass than hearty
gneeze II Immediately stimulates the
blood vessels of the brain In many
persons falntng never goes 50 far As
= loss of consciousness OF loss Of COZ
troll q the limbs And in these the
sudden weakness Is often brought to
an end By a sneezs caused ~ nature
herself without any external aid a
grain oi two of pepper SNUFF or tobae-
c0 introduced iHto fhe nose or tick.
Ing its inferior lightly win usually IL
sure saeeze These simple proceed
r Others similar n character
may prose Invaluable when smelling
salts and ether elegant aids are al
sent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

@ zss-- En- Fs Ia
z-1ez srrznEHa t-r -.s uzzsE1--
-z- l a E
~- hE been sent ts an ms-bs-E II
r4s Pzrz A1-1--a rHt mEsE this
z-z-s--a-- -hzre s acuat - z---.-s7
rsT-E q hz1E crar sr trz-a
rrrtz1 = q rzazz t1s 10sr -f q
departed rez1Ts E ts -ss bs
1ols * zZy inz-zneaz Ew Erez
1auer % Pace rEs nn1 tn czs cf uzr
z1-1-1az. arrs-g=z f1r the r-uose
a.. E-sFs-t fts 1zg hsEsd as
tEsg1t = cC-EsE1zE o- sns zuto-
noble tzl EA payer Eavs.
TIE sz1-azzEt1c sras5srs Izz1 h--rs
Ezy -1E = c1ezz Wira re ho-s
t1zt Wien a. ls DTE zs nay z1l e
carried A. re rate ez 81 miles az hozr.
Eis1 me chzzcss fer tire tnte tas
szZs zs Ehar hs szr e ths HEss7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

] an tired of seeing that evsrizst.
ing mzckeFel brought in for break
fast grumbisd = boarder and I IN
tend 70 speak to the landlzdv about
s. Sone Of lis fsllowTictims zp-
pLalded hslt most q them doubted his
courage The matter was under dis
cussion when the lsndlady appeared.
Hiss Prunella.' began the bold hoard.
er 4 vas about 70 say In regard 70
the mackerel that re desire Z
change It's good mackarel, 70
sponded the landlady. grfmIy. and
there WiI Be n0 change Then. fo7
heavens sake. resumed the bold
bosrdsr. order the girl 70 bring Il il
tail first for awhile
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

One Of the qualities which account
for Alr Asqulth' 'sh success IS the sense
BE- always gives one Of perfect mas
tery of himself and perfect mastery Of
his subject However big the task
which confrOuts him. you see him al
ways the same-calm, easy, without
haste, without hesitation Like all
great masters 0f style whether win
the pen. The pencil or the tongue. Re
deoeives you By fhat perfection of ART
which is the oest eencealment Of art
P. q. o.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
cELEsRATEp slRrHpAY

EMaa caiawa celebrated his
9fb lirtldag VrA Big par
II hia home isn evening & ssine
conteet flrni.ned amusemenL 4 s As
ksv winning the prize q pink fie
Delicious refreshmnts. consisting Of
lce cream. cake AID pink lemonade.
pink being the color sehemei we're
served. Ed Johns and Geo Petty ei0-
queutly responded % tossts
The guest list included besides those
mentioned. q. L. stone. A. f Davidson
Jimmy Whedou, B0b Lamkia and Bin
kennedy Aii wore elegant costumes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

IN the month of May SIC 555.si3 in
gold was exported from this country
and 5000 40z was imported, making
q net export of so lss51l In May
last year there WIS net export Of
s1823zsI the outward movement be.
ing gi5o544i and the inward s2.6s2.
163. Dat 10 Nay 1906 there was 8
net import Of s23.lbs. $50 The export
0i last month followed one Of s14.476..
34t in April, making nearly $4,000 900
II the two months
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
A. J. JENKINS

HAYEs b TENKINs

Besn yoa VII sad feT Of
TIE meny bargsias I hage for szie
"a pei Estate
70 acres Ere farming laDd 70
miles q Chi1kaaAa ard4fz niles
II r. z. ssfou Price 30 pr
acre
TO s.ra god zooth prairie
az1 mi4s q girsekah Price
81 Pr acre
rio acres creek bottom land d
nils north sl Alex Price szooo
sor tae tract
y ceres FIRE level lard rr.z
miles u Ambeg. Prlce $50 pr
acre
70 acres rear city limits. desir-
able fCT plating aoeilion. ftige
eIso pr scre
- acres Washita Valley S milea
II Cnckashs. This IS something
Ore snd ehep
- acres sesg 6n- .and 3 miil,
a Cnckasaa, I'll in cultivation.
Pa $50 p e
And % city properly ! haze u.
moss r5fhng read a
3 room h9a on Wet Hil
plasfered decorated, elscffic lights
pas cave that cost 500 Ai
kin5s iruis. Barn, coal house
chicken houe. hue high level lo-
5szr6s. Price 81 5oo
PHONE zso
Ones changed y Basement Firs
hanorai Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
lnIand lad EorsIan commeree

The total foreign commerce Of the
United States during 1907 amounted
to s3.652. $40. .939. This is at the rate
Of $4,000. 900 a day. The inland com.
.merce of the United States last year
probably amounted 70 at leasl {25 .000 !.
100000. which is at the rate Of s6s :
100000 a day The inland commerce
n therefore nearly seven times A
great as the foreign commerce.-WaIl
Street Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
PICNIC AND BARBECUE NEAR LU-
GLE

A big picnic and barbecue will be
given in q grove one-quarter 81 a mile
ea q Lucile on Friday August r.
There VIII be speaking by members
q fhe farmers unlon and everybody
invited q come with welldiied bas-
kets The committee in cha ge IS com.
posed Of Dave HiH 2 sfeon and
j w. MeClain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
A. J. Jenkins
AuToMoRILE 20 THE pUgLIc

Al. p. Cochran has turned hlg new
RIO AUTCSoger 70 james Whitaker
wbo wlll raa 6 - public AUTO.
Calls vii feceiYe prompt attention.
Parties wishing 70 meet lra3ns Or for
pleasure riding or shows Or in fact any
where you want 70 70, viii phone ~
A. 3. Cochran and Coz Office Or the
Early Hotel. 30 ~ sS-si
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
Cab and Transfer
When you want a
cab. phone 472
BRICK BARN
CAB AND TRANSFER LINE
83-fmo.
TAKE A VACATION

and so to Colorado. Low rates every
day all summer ask your local agent
about them. And II you want to get
a beautiful folder Of the most wonder.
ful one-day trip IN the world, write
10. A. Johnson. G. P. A., Gray's Peak
Route. Denver. Colo. 6-s-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
For aPubIic Sale
See me for dates early

I have now sold iH the Oklahoma
country IS years, vas one of the
first auctioneers here. know the
buyers and will guarantee you that
{ viii get fhe high dollar for Z am
buyer as wcll Is a seller ard
y0ur STOCK must hing its worth.
7 have now more sale dates than 1
ever had AZ this tine of year win
refer You 70 III thai = have sold
for have got what they wanted
out Of their sale and can d. same
for yon, 50 watch the sale bills
posted rp over the country and
you will see who is doing the auc-
tioaeer work. Can save you moaey
On your sale bills and will get them
out for you, 50 see me this month.
Secretary Of Oklshcma Auetionee
Association Union.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
MAcHlNlsT APPRENTICE IS PAIN
FULLY INJURED

Ayin Kiel a nineteen year old ma
chinist apprentice living at 52s south
4th street had his head cut in an ae
cident at the shops this morning He
was taking the stack OF an engine
when the hook broke and the ban
struck him over the eye. His fore
haad rs cut severely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

# you really want good NEST ifs
ug TO you to get Il. Phone llo-thats
ali Neal viii answer 7-iglmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

Fresh meat and clean these arc
meat qualities at Neafs. Phone 14O
and please yourself. 7-1s-imo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12

me infsat Of Nr. and 1lrz. WiH og-
dsn. living Ehrse niles noFfh#est o.
town died yesterday Afternoon Fun-
ersi services were held this after
noon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
AN ATTRACTIVE

ANeA ~ A " A.
BACKGROUND
ana q fore ground to match-our
delivery clerk Ia ihe middle 81 good
things 90 eat
MEATS, POULTRY AND FISH
unsurpassed in excellence anywhere
on earth We daily add TO the health
and pleasure Of host Of satisfied
customers by supplying the best The
market afords-high grade, tender
keptin zero temperature and spot
lessly clean surroundings. Beites
value for prices than offered else
where Give as a trial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
Hopkins Marker
Phone 100 II3 So. aud. St.
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
Phone 100

Mrs. z. Sims has a frst-class board.
ing house at 321 Iowa street and serves
nice meals. Phone $50 for terms.
Your patronage is solicited. ss.1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-12
Col. E. ]. Hubbard
AUcH0NEER

Tox 993 chickasha Okla. Phone 40.
8-IImo. DIV.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06

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StrDmuna fortgerifen.
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Die 1eutf@e &a,.sfra,s.

Dieie iebr seoiegene Wonatsi9rift fir
bie beutfden Srallen glneritns erideint
ieet bereits i'm fiinften Sabre ilnb bat ii6
raid etnen ftetie tpadienben, treuen 1esl
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fir Srauen beftirnntt, fonbern lit. tpie
eine rebte ~Sa,lsfra,l" fir bas WobI
nIIer WiteIieoer Der Snn,iIie beiorgt.
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ettpas. an benz audi ieber orbere 9alss
senoHe Sreube baben unb i,1rieen Mns
tbeil nebmen fann. SnfoIge Der itetea
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ourd unb aus auberen urfaden in ben
, rebten Sabren bebeutenb geiteigerten l1n<
toiten bnben bie Serausgeber fih ger15s
tbtgt eeieben. ben Preis auf 10 Gents
bic 9hlmmer, I'M Sabresabonnemcnt
$100, feit5uiesen, einen Breis. Der blr6
BEN reiden Snbnlt unb bic ib6ne auss
itattune bDlIis seredtfertigt erfdeint.
60 bietef g. 9. Die borIieeenoe Gna,lits
Iuseabe auf ibren 80 Seiten cine ssiine
bes cntereiianten, bon benz bic ndd1fols
senbe SnbaItsiiberlid)t 3eugniB nblest:
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tie aI-Wit Slluftration
unb gebihten; g gbitorieIIes; aus
benz 2eben fir bas 2eben;
Mbeuteuer elmer beutfhen
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@anbu RiIhte; @ineeI @ingeI
Neib e-Drei 2ieber fir rniere aleis
men; 9ie Srau i'm 9eutids
Gmerifanii6en Nattonals
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8 8ortunbbeutiher Saue-Gea
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tion.
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lanae Der Worraib reidt. bereittpiaigft nh.
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warip 4 fDe cxr syiiriitnfeloe
tiled, srpb osr SET &1il,s,,enbauuti issee.s ssee.s
is perbpttn brtts ST Mrbxiter wiies
ftrt ii ttnkr G6ofbt. Raltm tpur 1t
eilpiue Wl<ftr hinobotIofTert, 10 rief Ii.
SAX man ibn bpdaitben iDlIe. Qlls
man ibn ur, Das Haaesliht brahte,
fpnr e eine aeiht s.
Wernftein.'- RiiraIih hot ser
Gd6fer Gplinter al NmtsBernitein
Il, btn Al oieTer SDnirte oebDriaen
seainqferniee qebaoet us,o lit babel erz
tranfeu.
Btfhbprf. SIN Wohnboufe
oes Nousrnqutsbeiibers aehniaf lam
aus alntetannte lirfane syeuer aus
un0 qriff nit folder GdntIIiafeit um
fin. SdR ii furaer 9eit aud, @deune
arru6 @falMbduoe. fouie bas Gtauz
oebd,ibe efTes yeuhburs in 6euen
Hlammen {toroen.
lanbsberau. 80. Durh bic
Ieihtfinniae 6anblunq fetnes 9erz
tponbten bes 14i1hriaen Gh(abef. hat
hter Ser 11iGtriae Wenbers auf
furd3tbqre gpeile 5ein M,lasnIid,t ti1s
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fodaenbe eynhalt fpribte BenSsrs in
Die Muaen.
Osr ppIniYche Qlrktter Dabatins=
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Weile erfdluqen. Sin 6ia6riaer Sobn
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Der. Ser RaiIer bat bem hieiigeR
Rrieaerperein einen ssubnen{hmlld,
beiteben6 in einem BanSe in ben preais
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mnna oer reehte,, @eite au.
Spmmerfel0. Ser Redts=
antpalt aarrt in Sommerfelb lit
aum yeotar ernannt.
Dabme. Nermftet ipurbe hier
Ser Hanbapirt6Ihaftsle6re Mrens, ser
felt etfpu 8 Wlpnaten an Ser Qanoe
uirthfhafts{dule amtirt. Ct itcN
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Qlnitalt pereanaen au baben. Ndth
tirem einaeben6en Werb6r i'm Mmtsz
qeriht tpairbe Ct in 6aft bebalten.
Mrens lit 90 Sabre alt unb in aDln
uebprsn. Ct bat iih lGnaete 3ett in
Qlmerifa aufae6ulten.
Droffen. 6ier fiel bas ettpu
4 Sabre alte S09n1en bes 3immerz
lnarurs Biittner in einem unbemahz
ten Mugenblid in cine unbebedte
Ralfsrube unb tpur0e toot herausz
gebolt.
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osr;oaho a. - So,
Bremerfeibe tpo1ner1oe Wdhtsr Raibs
1.sr batte NIT eintgen Betannten in
elmer W1rthhaft Der ylieeer1trabe gez
5eht. Mls er pds Hotdl perlteB,
tauHelte er gegen etne Oroihte. purz
oe au Booen geporfen uno uxrfab=
rem. @r erlttt i4tpere Wer!eBungen
unb mubte rsah Dem Rrantenbau1e
ct. Georg gebrdht peroen.
Muserbnrg. Dos por Rure
aem bon Der sStrmd Grn1t Noamz
Ddn5ig 5u par3eairungs3meden am
gttaufte @ut Shmar5itetn 1T un9es
tNht bon @utsbelber Grnit Sabid
aus Voitn ertporten tporben.
Ddrfebmen. - Gin trauriges
pfingfftit bate DIE Gamtlte oes
RGMmerer6 J}dubbuS IN @rdfenht=
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0eGerret@- @-Nnsar1.

Mien. sSm Mltsr bon 78 Sab
rem 1T 6ofratb Dr. emanuel Nitter
b. yorter auf fetnem Gute i'm Bob
mertpalo geftprben.
Bubaptn. Dem Waiinhener
WiBbIatte rgimpliaifiimus~ iplroe
Der ppftbebit snt3ogen. WsronloFung
sab bns Bib bes Miener syeft3lges,
in tpelh<m bic Magparen un6 Ser
Durotlsminifter RoiFutb taritirt
fino.
Ba6en.D Der ebemd!iqt Neins,
ratbsdbaepr6ntte Or. RorI 1reiberr
b. Dffermann lit i'm So. Qtbensiabre
geHprben. Haron Dffermdrn mar
htutfher Ronful IN Briinn unO elmer
Der beotutenDFtn Grobtnbujtriellen
OtS 1rinner plases. VI lpor prG{i<
bent Der Nriinner QoidIsifesbdIlae
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-27
wALLA wALLA WILL HAVE
WEARY WILLIE CHAIN GANG

Hereafter It will be the iron-clal
rule of the authorities in Walla
walla to place all convicted prison
ers in the justices court on the chain
gang even though the sentence Inn
posed is only for one day, and to
see that all who are able to work
pay in full for their lodgings at the
county Jail. says the Walla Walla
Statesman.
There are now FIVE members of
the gang, but with the six taken up
last night in case they receive a term
of imprisonment, the number Will be
swelled TO eleven.
Thus far the justices chain gang
has given eminent satisfaction and
in addition to getting much needed
work done on the roads, it Is be-
lieved that II will have the effect Of
materially decreasing the number OF
cases in the police court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-27
THE PEOPLE vs.. PERSONALITY.

Shall make himself until the pco
pie make him a canddaoY
Under the direct primary man who will not rustic and
press his claims. STANDS LITTLE GETTING ONTO
Under aho primary unknown man. who has not cot
himself booe the people much way get
nee.
But spent great deal ot time travelling obou IN
political campaigns HAS An ADVANTAGE.
Tho man who gets such nomination
to exert himself 90 make impression know
him personally
takes quite sacrifice aud mon,y to get onto the ticket
Tor state omoe or Tor congress places are
PEOPLE VOTE non THEM OR AGAINST THEM
10 we should not discourage the best kind OF coming up II
nomination w '
Tho otor Of be East throwing his harpoon into r.
ooor for running congress.
HUFFMAN ~ DEMOCRAT Runs Az INDEPENDENT -,
FER ana aecms 90 think u that district Republican CON
t""ma" pco tho lessor OF two evils CONGRESSMAN
10 an awkward place Independent editor into and NO
are sorry Bro Thurman throwing "a r r. Gecr
Is ~ no constitutional inhibition 40 BEING
A CANDIDATE ron CONGRESS-.
We 10 not hc the OF gnq I'm ana davnns so
man Ia mako place ourselves
But 0e"r os he has rsht national aroma lie has
served la an capacities from aud school director IN GOV
'"'''S w"
ne ~"n's y national he has right to run for con
ucsi other ~
lie st aad Eu running before hs gets rsh IT - Nor
80 EASY M hRtsh MAN ASIDE VINO Is IN rnR SADDLE
h9 "'' newspaper writer ani newspaper writer ne oui
serve the peoas In double capacity
le auld lai ths daylight IA. rrosk,i rr,c
sna turn ,h daylight into omal darkness us rN As wE
ana sh0W ths what he can 40 " w. '
Ito m'ght do better than Who h,. b,en ths,. ~ o.
"Vf "h "o'ln hANk no 10 ooMR RtsruNG. !,
AZ any Rate under tho be primary ue-. ,.,,t. II
moseht his if}ing Ga make himself candidate 4
Tho psople either him candidate I'm .,p , ,,
0' no must Soc Ia and make himself a candidate