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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-27
KILLING, ONE FORM OF NEGRO DIS
REIMBURSEMENT.

The morning daihes OF last Sunday, and OF
this day. with graphic desert ption picture to
the readers of our Union, and to the world,
how the mobs of Springfield, ILL.,, the home OF
Lincoln, the Emancipation, are hanging, shoot
ing and stabbing negroes, destroying their
household effects and burning their homes.
Perhaps some members of the mob are
Grand Army veterans, who waged four years
war against the armies and people Of the
Confederacy to bestow upon the slaves of the
south the blessing Of freedom. No doubt
many of this mob, or those who aided and
allotted them in their acts of vandalism, voted
for the amendments to our national constita-
ton that made these negroes their social and
political equals. What right in reason, logic
or law have they to take the lives and destroy
the property Of their innocent social and po-
litical equals, fo1sooth, because the one
charged with crime against woman which has
no counterpart in the category of crime,
capped their vengeance?
This news, brought to us by the Associated
Press dispatches, is one among hundreds of
convincing proofs we have had, that the abO-
ition republican party have much to answer
for in forcing upon Mr. Lincoln against his
better Judgment and previously expressed
ideas, the issuance in 1868 Of his Emancipation
Proclamation And when, In their bitterness
against the south and its Confederacy, which
lay ruined and conquered at their feet, they
forced the adoption of the 18th and 18th
constitutional amendments upon thin bleeding
and overpoWered foes but few Of the men who
survived the most destructive war Of modern
times could vote on account of their loyalty
to their homes and the teachings of their faith
ers made unalterable by the adoption of our
national constitution without it's amendments,
but was voted for largely by aliens and me-
groes upon whom they conferred social and
political equality.
The Abolition Republican party freed the
negro slaves of the south. The Abolition Re
publican party might, would, could or should
nurture and protect them and their progeny
from determinations
1t appearing that the Republican party is
the father Of the 18th and 18th amendments
to the constitution Of the United States, and
whereas, amendment Is declared that ''The
right of the citizens of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States, or any state, on account Of
race, color, or previous condition of servi-
tude, y it is, therefore, the solemn duty of all
Republicans to obey the law of their making,
especially so as matter of reverential
sentiment in the state, and last, the home city
of the venerated Emancipation. To kill ne
a.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-27
GOT THE CHESTNUTS.

Fitzgerald, Ga, Aug. 20, 1908.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson
Dear Sir: Here are some "Tom Watson"
chestnuts grown on the farm Of Thos Swords,
three miles northeast Of Fitzgerald, Ben Hill
county. If you receive them please notify me
through your valuable paper, the weekly JEFF
fersonian, and oblige.
Yours truly,
T. V. SWORDS.
(They are the biggest, finest chestnuts we
ever saw Like the ''Tom Watson melon,
they distance all rivals.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-27
Yours truly,
T. V. SWORDS.
FROM A PETER COOPER GREEN
BACKER.

To the Editor Of the Jeffersonan:
During and after the Civil war; this govern
ment issued about two thousand millions Of
dollars of government bonds, bearing interest
any paying no taxes. What [ wish to know
is, did the government put out those bonds to
borrow money to pay its expenses? I
not only want your opinion, Mr.. Editor but [
want the opinion Of every reader of your val
liable paper, especially every old Peter Coop
er, and "Brck" Pomeroy greenbacker
Personally, to every reader of this article,
will you please be so kind as to send me
letter, or postal card in answer to this ques-
ton, viz: In your opinion, you under
stand it, did the government issue those bonds
to borrow the money to pay its war and other
expenses? | would very much like to have the
opinion Of every reader Of every Populist pa
per in all parts of the United States. It will
cost you only one cent Ca postaD, or two
cents for letter. Will you kindly do this
much, and at once, in the interest of the
cause Of monetary reform, and greatly oblge
an old Peter Cooper Greenbacker?
j. C. VALLETTE.
No. Franklin Conn., R. F. D. l
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-27

John Hinsworth Taylorsville, Miss, Rt 2:
Enclosed you will find Sc for which you
will send papers as per enclosed order You
can contribute the other to the campaign.
We are with you in this fight to the end The
principles you are fighting for are gaining
ground here -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

Mrs Z J. AVERY Of Seattle. Is
registered At the Hotel Astor. New
YORK gffW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

Fair tonight. With
light froet; Saturday
fair. Hight north west
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

The Classic Culture club wtil
meet April ~ with Miha Hancock
AZ the scbslses" instead Of with
Mrs.. Smith. as designated By the
year buuk - the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

The Anelsnt Order 81 United
Workmeu will bold the slate con.
yenilon next year Ia Seattle. " =
Dannef uhs elected Grand master
workman and ]. II HsmeF srand
recorder. At the meeting held this
week in spokane Both are stat
tic men
The Daughters of the American
Revolution are meeting In Tacoma
today.
The American ship Arthur Sc
wall xhleh sailed from Philaaei
phia April }. tsQI. for seaitis. had
I'd with enai. vas burned At nea
shortly after rounding Cape ltarn
and three 81 the crew. ihouEht "a
b. the only survivors. have reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10
ENGLAND TO CLOSE $4,000 SALOONS IN
WAVE OF TEMPERANCE ENTHUSIASM
....al, stars GAelaalvs ssrvlss1

,.,,.ls stars GSeiasiVs serNlss'l
vrASpoN. Msech a-rhirtl Two
.,....na saloons. which ~ one
s'.l AZ an tho public houses IN
s.,l.nd and Wales are TO be- eloHed
:, M british iIbesal government
!, " eaa overcome The Resistance Of
4, house Of lords tfscd ON es
.,n.siastic temperance lvtormefs.
4. =, erament hez introduced into
u. s,a.e Of ccmmoua is anti
,.,ooa 81. aud is dri'inE Tie
rs.sars alons despite one OF me
-, strenuous nshe ever waFed
.s,,sst an English legislative
pcaua.
rhe nfltish hrcveFs have sae.
..,,hea a lobby fund Of $500 zoe II
s.s, ne temperance advocates. aaa
- =, a. concentrations their eHer
~ !, aefea. the bill IN the house
= :, ,.s5. where theS have a better
y sAsses tnan In the commons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10
BITS o'NEWS

oahspsale Guild.
m. xorih II Madison ofthepeale
,,.s,.lssI rulla met this noinlns a
~ hame a Mrs, ] " Goodwin,
". as..ss a SUNNI, snd sprins
Jehnsen ssett.
v,.s sadie Johnson and AZ tfns
-, sxs,tt both from Tacoma, were
$780, IN The patlers Of the traf
ereshxsrrlan church Tuesday after
-, ~ Rev. Wallace II. Lee.
seeiat.
missionary party vas given
ws.,n~xaas esrHlng IN the paTlofH
!, ~ Firsi Presbyterian church BY
a. isaIes o. the Missionary society.
TAlfx.fve mlssioaafles were IN
,sr.sasisa ana an interesting part
7, ,he program was the narration
n saeh representative 81 the char.
.s,er II ne wofk and llfe ihroash
xhleh eseh enc passed while Ia fen.
.,r Christian ssffiesA A mnsicAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

NsN York. They escaped IN a
small boat and we're later picked
up b. a passing Steamer.
The senate has passed the hsll =
liability ~ common carriers fof IA
infiea 90 employees
The Empire state delegation 30
split and Taft will receive a. mar.t
yutss - Hughes Tor the pfealdencM
The Great NorthsFa railway q
been fined 81 600 for Relating
Victoria. u G. shook ysaierda \.
the results of an earthquake die
tuftsncs
Mira r. l. Taft. a pioneer a
North Yakima. Il dead frum cane. 4
The cruisers Tennessee aud Cat
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prosram vas also given. over 500
were present
Thomas Erickson.
MIS- Minnie y Thomas aud Mr.
X o Erickson were united Ia mar
risge hY Rev Rufus y Fletcher AZ
The home .of AR. aud Mra. A. "
Piacn. Eighlh ay. aud Post st
Tuesday
RubeHs laFarne.
Yesterday afternoon al 1 o'clock
Ia the parlora of the First preahy
terrain church Rev Al A Matthe -
u. ID. officiating. Miss Rosa II
Rnbena Was married Ia Mr. Lewis
r. LaFsfEc Both we're from Ia
coma Wherc they wiil make their
future home.
AnAbsl pisosNay.
Miss Katherine 4. Anahci aud
Mt Cornelius ~ nlsonway were
married "Wednesday evening AZ the
First NJ. T. church parsonage. al
the corner Of 18th az. and spring
81 Rev " a. ". Reos. u. h.
ofiiclatsd
Stevenson. Brown.
Miss Gertrude Florence steven
son % Detroit. Mich. vas married
to Mt FREDERICK Fraser Rruwn Of
North Yakima. "Wednesday oveuInE
a. The study rsoma of the First VI.
r church. Eplcr building. by Roy.
", u " Rces. u u
Baptist VeUn0 Peoples supper.
The Young people at the Ffat
baptist church will give supper
inniKht AZ $40 o'elnek Ia the off.
GERS Of the baptist Young Peoples
Union. in The assembly rcoma Of the
tabernacle A program has been ar
ranged 20 - Eivea after the supper
The p. G. o. slssefhood.
The z p o. siassrhecd uSt this
Monday At Tho home Of Mira. Wm.
Calvert. Seventeenth az y. The
program consisted % papers On
Pictures should Like 10 See. e
b. Mrs q % GaY and Famous
Women SealptoFs. by AIRS nev.
ans The next meeting viii BE-
held At tho home Of Mrs Robert
l. WaFH1n. stf tNsnff fuufth ~.
= Monday. April "a A auiz on
tho constitution viii BE- conducted
BY Mra. Tremp~r
Classic Culture Club.
The Classic Culture club wiil
meet April ~ with Miha Hancock
AZ the ~chelses" instead Of with
MR.. smifh. as designated By the
year bosk - the club
Personal.
Mrs Z J. AVERY Of Seattle. Is
registered At the Hotel Astor. New
York CITY
Address on Equal suffrage.
Mrs nrVoe. president OF The
Fuual Suffrage Association Of
Washington. viii address the Won.
ans Socialist Educational Club of
Seattle Saturday evening, At 4
O'Clock. April ~. Ia Toom ~. Holy
exc hustdinr All women Interested
tn the woman question are Invited
to atfsgd
Gamma pi Chaptsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

Miss Gertrude Florence steven
son % Detroit. Mich vas married
to Mr. Frederick Fraser prown Of
North Yakima. "Wednesday evening
AZ the study rsoma of the First NJ.
= church. Eplcr building. By Rev.
". ~ ". Reea. u II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

Special all the seek iAeautifui
breakfast Bacoa. ise per pound.
nanf tot. 100 FiFat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10
aamma Pi chapter.

GAMMA vi Chapter 81 Alpha Tau
Omega viii entertain this evening
with = formal dancing party at
the chapter home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

fofnia wiil stop at blaine Tor sov'
efal DAYS.
Aberdeen IS making q bid Tor q
Wait from the Atlantic fleet.
Pant q Kruger. q nephew Of oom
Paul Kruger. has been indicted az
North Yakima for using the msils
u dsffaud
Mrs A. = spllman. a pioneer 81
pYysllup. II dead
Kxharies Cuudersan. % Pnyallup.
run down by an y. =. train. sue.
cumbed to hts injuries.
Mayor elect LiHek OF Tacoma has
appointed J n. Daley chief Of 20.
lice. aease Puyns chief Of the fire
department and ~ J MeGrsEOf
commissioned os public WORKS
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Hoeksy sslck. sse Hockey stirk.
az Halls tiii First ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10
TO SIC eATrIEsnles

Take boats al Pier : Ten ronns
trips daily Boo round tris go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

baseball sh0en a. 90 Ia g. "a
Running Shoes. s. %. Halls. III
FIRST ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-10

TO sgE sArrlUs.,ips
Take boats ~ Pier , Ten round
trips daily s0e round trip. go
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
IRRIGATED FARMS
One Dollar and Fifty-.iz Cents Per Acrs

One Dollar and Fify-Htx Cents Per Aers
Per month including taxes and interest viii
pay for farm that viii pay for Itself and
your living II you work IL. OF II viii half pay
for itself and you remain salary. TIA an
has been taken from the soil this year by your
ueighbors- Join our excursion Saturday after
c. W. WOOSTER COMPANY. To2 Market st.
have Just made arrangements with the Pa
cihc Land Company OF Oregon TO locate settlers
on positively the best land IN the entire state.
win produce snythings abundance Of water per-
feet soil and climatic conditions: can be had BY
homestead or purchased az government prices
Timber claims can be had that win cruise 20OO.-
900 feet OF timber per claim Chance OF life
time TO become indspendeat without any expense
tn sneak OF For fulI particulars aDplv To d il
NINNEY. 422 1lth ST. Oakland
GRIDLEY. Biggs and Sunset colonies; choicest
fruit. alfalfa and orange lands Of Saeranenr0
valley. located In Butte and Sutter counties.
Cal: rich level valley lands. under irrigation.
good schools and churches. packing house. can
s. P. and Northern Electric r. R. pass through
the colonies. For particulars call address
7. 3. A. oBERME4ER. 20 Van Ness av
CALIFORNIA land 81 acre, balance entire puF-
chase 81 week for each acres; no taxes; no
ready to plow: under irrigation. perpetual
water right immediate possession given; par
ticulars. map. photographs FOR &c stamp
Stevinson Colony. room &C. To3 Van Ness ls..
San Francisco.
CANADIAN PACIFIC Railway lands IN Alberta;
IS to S25 per acre; 10 annual payments: win
fsIfa. dairyins. mixed farming ga and ga gazing
lands; full particulars upon request; weekly
FRANCIS FERRIER. general agent. IS Gsary
ST.. $. =.
PLACER COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
Is ACRE bearing orchard: strictly Al condition;
house and barn fne location; close TO Loo
property TUDSBURY & TURNER. Placer
- raY
MONEY made daily and Can Want Ads help 70
make IL. Advertise your wants; make them
known to the public through a Can Want Ad-
An investment, net an expense. For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
OUR new eatalogus Of country property; farms.
falfa and timber lands. call or send for list
ROTHERMEL & CO.. 24T Russ bdlg-. s p
10 lease or sell-Hotel with large barn. 100
acres land orchards. valuable mines en tne
land; on daily stage and well Travelled road
Boz 800. Can ofaee.
COTTAGES large grounds creek: wooded;
vegetables. fruit trees and poultry pries
81 $50 each: near station- Gail MRS. PETER
son, Homestead Valley. MIN valley
CONTRA CoSTA County real estate for sale
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1854 Fillmore St.
CITY OF RICHMOND REAL Estate
FOR home building lots see J. ". WRIGHT =
Co. Is22 MsDona-a az sa2e.-.e ss2o..
BRIGHTON BEACH REAL ESTATE
A SUMNER or permanent home near the ocean;
lots $50 up MACDONALD. WELLS NOR
Gan. s29 lontEomery 81
Los GATos REAL ESTATE
FoOTHILL homes; lots; acreage building zitess
fruit and poultry ranches T. ". MCINTOSH
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
MALE HEEp waNTED-con9I11ed

MALE HELP wANTED-continued
MURRAY s. READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
WHITE PALACE HOTEL,
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
PHONES MARKET 656 AND 65T.
BRANCHES:
9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
I'd and Main SITS. and 121 Marchesault st,
Los Angeles CAL
Go-GO-GO
-SoUTH+SOUTH.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
80 general Iaborers new job, S. P R. rs
own FREE FREE FARE FARE4sHiP SHIP THIS MORNING.
NOW LOOK.
FREE FARE AGAIN
s. p R. Rms 2; S B; RmS- 1yops p h h
FREE FARE.
10 spikers, 10 strappers, 10 oailastnen tor
Go. Free fare. Snip today. Wages 81 to
s-'1' FREE FAREFREE FARE.
cALIFoRN1A NoRTHEAsTERN R. R.
WANTED AT ONCE.
so laborers and 20 teamsters for general rail-
road work. Ship today. See US
ALWAYS FREE FARE.
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE.
NEXT DooR TO
MURRAY READYS GREAT LABOR OF
FICES. 18th AND MARKET SITS.
600 SINGLE ROOMS: sun AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM
25 CENTS PER NIGHT, S1.25 PER WEEK,
INCLUDING BATHS.
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM 5 TO
A. NJ FREE BARBER SHOP, BOOIBLACK
STAND. SHOWER AND root BATHS, TAIL
OR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAGGAGE
CHECKED FREE ALL PAPERS AND MAGA-
ZINES, AND BELLMAN TO CALL YOU.
WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED.
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, FAC
ING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TER
MINAL-RAILROAD DEPOT-11TH AND MAR
EET SITS, SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

LOOK-LOOK
SEE THE BOSS HERE TODAY.
THE WOODS-IHE YARDS-THE MILLS.
SHIP TODAY.
millwTights, S5 day and found.
cooks. logging camps. s45 and found
3 first falers, $50 month.
4 second fallers. $50 month.
4 buckers or cross cutters. sos month
10 married laborers, $50 month.
20 general laborers, $35 TO $50 month.
BOSS HERE TODAY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
EaFLoYMsr wANrHD-remale--coa.

COMPETENT lady wishes position cook or
of Invalid a short distance In country.
Box 3126, 110s Valencia ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
MECHANICS AND
BARTENDERS
PLAY SUNDAY
Forfeit Up For Handsome
Stake-Both Sides Getting
In Shape For Contest-WiII
Be Played at Don Luis.

Much interest is being shown in
the coming contest for base ball hon
ors which is to take place between
the Machinists of the Copper Queen
company and the newly organized
bartenders team. Arrangements have
just been completed for a game tc
be played Oh the fifteenth of this
month at Don Luis park.
A forfeit OK $50 has been deposited
at the Antlers saloon for a wager be-
tween the two teams, who will also
divide the gate receipts in the ratio
of sixty per cent to the winner, forty
to the loser. Tickets have been plac-
ed on sale and active canvas of the
town will be made so that it is prob
able that there will be large at
tendance. -
While the bartenders have not long
been organized, they have some good
material and are hard at. work. 1t is
their intention to make the nrganiza-
ton a permanent one, and 4 complete
equipment with uniforms, will be
ordered.
The strength of the Mechanics IS
well known, and in addition they have
improved their team recently With
several new players. Their new uni
forms have been ordered some time
and they nope to receive them in
time for the game next Sunday.
Following is the lineup of the two
teams:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
CEREMONIES TO
WELCOME FIRST CAR
Council, Railway Officials and
Business Organizations To
&. Be Represented,

The Inauguration of a street rail-
way service in the city of Bisbee is
not to be without some considerable
degree of ceremony. When the first
car is run into the city it will con-
tain some of her most prominent citt
zens, and will be celebrated by
speechmaking and music. In order
that the first trip may be made in
this manner, the company has re-
Trained from running any car to this
end of the track, the nearest ap-
proach having been made yesterday,
when the foot Of the Stag dump was
reached.
According to the program in its
present shape, the first car will be
rnu to this end of the track next
Wednesday afternoon 1t will have
on board, besides the officials Of the
company, the officers of the Chamber
of Commerce, the officers of the
Board of Trade and the members of
the City Council. The party will
traverse the entire trackage of the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
DEMOCRATS
ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER MEETING
Club For City Campaign viii
be Organized Monday Night.
Interview With Chairman of
Central Committee.

Thesf active note in the coming
city campaign will be sounded next
Monday night when the Democrats
of Precinct No. will be called to-
gether in the Odd Fellows hall N
this city. The meeting has been call
ed by order of ]. j. Bowen, chairman,
and Walter Goslin, secretary, Of the
Central Committee, who acted upon
the decision of the central committee
at its recent meeting. The central
committee is composed Of the follow
ing members: First ward, Walter
Goslin, C. C. Mccoy, c. Wi. Moon;
second ward, l. w. Wallace, A. P.
Sole, Johnny James; Third ward, ].
]. Bowen, Harry Jennings, Major Bur.
ton. ...
In an interview yesterday after
noon, in which he was asked in re
gard to why the meeting has been
called sand its object, Mr.. Bowen re
piled as follows:
ITO get the Democrats in the sec
ond precinct together-that is the
primary object of the NOV sment
which will. be started by the meeting
which is to be held in the Odd Eel
lows hall next Monday night. The
suggestion was made to the Central
Committee by number of the lead
ing Democrats of the county that an
organization to be known as the City
Democratic Club be formed. Acting
upon this suggestion meeting Of the
Central Committee was he'll, at
which time it was decided to call a
meeting of the Democrats of the pre-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

wsnted-Clean cotton rags at Re
view Office. SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
GREAT INTEREST
IN GOLF TOURNEY
About Sixty Beginners viii
Take Part In Contest On
Course Today,

Everything is in readiness for the
beginners golf tournament which
will be held at the links of tho War
rent District Country Club today, and
it is expected that the affair will
prove most enjoyable, not only for
those who will participate, but for
the visitors who will be treated 70
the spectacle of the ambitious ones
making horrible swings at the little
sphere, and missing it entirely.
Up to last night more than seventy
five entries had been received by
Jesse Yoakum, secretary of the club,
and out OF this number it is proba-
BILE that at least sixty will bee on
hand to enter the contest, which
will be commenced at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp.
Arrangements have been made by
the committee in charge of the tourn-
ament for. the serving of refreshments
at the grounds, and a number of par
ties have been planned to spend the
greater portion of the day at che
links.
The contest is open TO all those
members of the club who have never
played golf except on the local links
and the prize is a complete set of
golf clubs and a handsome bag.
1t IS understood that the commit
tee will set aside day on which the
links will be at the disposal OF ladies'
only each week, to compensate them
for the deprivation Of the course on
Saturdays and Sundays, which days
the men have. 1t is also probable
that a ladies' auxiliary committee
VIII be formed to act in conjunction
with the various committees Of The
club in matters affecting the ladies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
versh the pnsMo Reasonable ethan EvrBe yoms
s Maig THE WOr1EN'S TOGGERY s Nhain
cinct, and let them take such action

cinct, and let them take such action
a. they saw fit
Judging from the expressions we
have heard in regard to the proposed
movement, it is going to meet an en-
thusiastic reception. Before TIE mat
ter was taken in hand by the Central
Committee, it was urged by those
who suggested the club. that it was
their duty to organize such club,
that the Democrats of the city might
join hands and all work together for
the good of the party. That is the
way / feel about it and that is the
way all the other members Of the
committee feel.
1T is probable that the Club will be
made a permanent organization. At
the meeting Monday night the chair
man of the Central committee will
act as presiding officer until perma-
nent chairman and secretary are
chosen for the new organization, as
it is entirely "a thing apart from the
Central Committee. trust that there
will be a full representation OF the
Democrats of this precinct at the
meeting Monday night. The club will
not begin active work until after the
primaries are held in April"
The meeting will be called to or
der at 8 O'Clock.