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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
COMMUNICATED.

Minerva, Ohio, Oct 13, 1908.
Editor Morning News:-I notice in
a recent issue of your valuable paper
the statement made that w. s. Ruff,
one of the Republican candidates for
state representative, is supposed to
be the nominee of the school book
trust or at least will vote favorable
to their interests if elected by the
voters next November. One of the
surprising features of Ruff's candidacy
is the fact that he is running on the
Republican ticket. Ruff was born and
raised In this vicinity and up until
about six years ago was one of the
strongest advocates against the Re.
publican party. Shortly after leaving
for Canton 1t is learned that he be.
gan laying his ropes to become a
member of the Ohio Legislature, believ-
ing no doubt that Stark county would
always remain Republican, he there
fore In order to make his election
surer, became member of the G. o.
p. The question naturally arises. do
the voters Of Stark county want to
support man who changes his pol
itics for the sole purpose of securing
an Office. The undersigned is one OF
the many Republicans who does not
believe they will do so.
One Who Knows
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
RpAL EsTATE MoRTGACps


A. M. McCurdy and Carrie McCurdy
to Harry q. Fife, lot 11S. Canton. $500.
Frank H. Reeder and Carrue e,
Reeder to Geiger Brothers. lot SSS5,
Alliance, $3S4.9S.
Mike Sanders and wife to l.. Stroup,
lot 1881. Alliance, $1,000.
Gimi Baruabei and wife to Leo A.
Sell, lot 1853, Canton, $780,
Estelle Andrews and George F. An
drews to Isaac Harter & Sons, bankers,
lot in Charles A, Kolps addition to
Canton, 5000.
Emma e. Powell and William l..
Powell to Isaac Harter & Sons, bank
ers, lot 8 in section 1 of Bellevue
addition to Canton, $500.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The Alliance improvement COM
pany to william s. Lindesmith, lot 81
in North Union Avenue allotment to
Alliance, $500.
The Alliance Bank company to w.
T. Hammond and G. e. Hammond,
lot 2160, Alliance, 5000.
Urban A. Wernet and Maud A. Wer-
net to Anthony V. Jeannett, lot 1880,
Canton, $780,.
The Alliance Bank company to N. T.
Hammond, lot 2159, Alliance, $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
BuNcoED LONG ENOUGH.

Editor Morning News:-In view of
the fact that the republican party is
printing in all their papers fake"
interviews with prominent labor
leaders all over the country, and as
the sunday Repository published one
from T. L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers of America, l
quote the following paragraph from
a personal letter sent out by Mr..
Lewis to the members of that organi-
zation:
81 am not responsible for inter-
views appearing In the newspapers,
alleged to be from me, that | favor
any particular candidate. l have de-
clined to express or give any state
ment politically for or against any
candidate or issue, nor do intend to
do so. This letter will be my an
swer to all who ask me for any ad-
vice along political lines,
Having the evidence at hand to con-
vict the republican party and the re-
publican press of falsity in the Lew
is case, is it not reasonable to sup
pose that other interviews are just
as false and as much fake?
The organized men of this country
have been buncoed long enough by
the republican party, and, no matter
what republican politicians or papers
may say. Organized labor in this
campaign is against Taft and his
injunction record and will support,
generally, the political program Of
the American Federation of Labor.
Yours for the Truth,
A UNION WORKMAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin. Oct. 12.-Wilson Ear
ly, of Minerva. was visiting here last
week.
Abram Agler and Luther Day, of
Canton, will deliver Republican
speeches in New Franklin Wednesday.
Morris Weinstine. of Steubenvills,
is in the vicinity leasing for oil.
o. c. Bates starts school at Paris
today.
Jack Lucas returned to work In the
Cooper coal bank.
Frank Baird. of Indiana, is visiting
his brother Albert.
Charles Krichbaum and John Mon
not, of Canton, will speak In New
E'anklin, October 10.
Mrs. Winfield Jones. of Bellefon-
taine. o., is visiting at the residence
of Isaac Vandegrift.
Mrs. ]. G. Fisher, of Malvern, is
visiting friends here.
Melvin Morgan has returned from
Michigan.
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WILL. GO TO MANSFIELD.

A jury will not pass on the mental
condition of Alva WOlford, the nine
teen year old youth. who was SEN
fenced to the Mansfield reformatory on
a charge of highway robbery, accord
ing to the opinion delivered by Com
mon Pleas Judge Harter, Attorney
Turner. counsel for the defendant,
claimed that the lad did not have
his normal mental faculties. The
state was represented by Prosecutor
Upham. The defendant will serve an
indefinite term in the Mansfield re-
tormatory.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

Bessie M. Woods was granted a di-
Vorce from her husband, Guy o.
Woods, yesterday afternoon by Com
mon Pleas Judge Harter ON the
charge of extreme cruelty. The plain
tiff was also granted the personal
property and the custody OF the minor
child, Gilbert G. Woods. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorney George
B. Eggert. The case of Schumacher
VS.. Schumacher was heard yesterday
afternoon by Common Pleas Judge
Amber, but was passed up for further
hearing until next Monday afternoon.
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COURT HOUSE
SUES TRACTION COMPANY


John t. schroyer has brought suit
in common pleas court through his
attorneys, Shields and Pomerene. for
damages amounting to S1150 against
the Northern Ohio Traction g. Light
company. The plaintiff alleges that
in May, 1908, while he was in. his
laundry wagon driving easterly along
South street, between Prospect and
the bridge, that the defendant COM
pany ran one of it's cars into his
wagon, smashing the vehicle and de-
stroying the harness and throwing
the entire outfit up against the bridge
severely wounding and injuring the
plaintiff The company is charged
with negligence in falling to ring
the bell at the crossing and in ex-
ceeding the speed limit. The plain
tiff asks judgment against the defend
ant company in the above named
amount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
CHESTNUT RIDGE.

Chestnut Ridge, Oct. 1s.-Perry
Wymer and Miss Ethel Keller, OF
sufield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Wymer, Saturday and Sunday.
Melvin and Leon steffy attended
the Randolph fair. Saturday
Misses Alice Andrews and Pearl
Breckenridge. Charles May and Miss
Edith wymer attended the Randolph
fair. Saturday.
Henry A. Bair made business trip
to Canton, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Brufaabugh
and daughters, Anna Mary and
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HosTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Oct. 12.-Perry
Jackson and wife, of Oak Ridge, and
Mrs. Ray Dunbar, of Burgettstown,
Pa, were at Carson's, Wednesday.
Daniel Haynam attended the Gar
roll county fair, Friday.
Wesley orwiek, wife aid so,4s.
Homer and Harvey, attended the Car
rollton fair Friday
Dayton Baughman has been sick.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lutz, of Minerva, Tues
day evening. Mrs. Lutz was formerly
Miss Mary Morrison, OF our district.
Miss Hawkens. our school mistress,
went to Massillon Friday evening to
visit her sister until Monday.
Miss Edna Foltz, of Minerva, visited
Wednesday with her friend, Miss
Mary Carson.
David Sutton spent a few days at
home this week
Roy Crawford and wife were at the
Carrollton fair, Friday.
The funeral Friday morning of the
four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Keith was largely attended.
While helping hull beans. Tuesday,
the child put some in its mouth. Be
coming strangIed, its mother removed
all except one which could not be dis
lodged Taking the child to a Min
erva physician, nothing serious was
anticipated, but she strangled to death
Wednesday evening. The family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the neigh
borhood.
While picking apples, John Miller
fell from the tree. striking on his
head. sustaining serious injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
ASKS NEW TRIAL.

The N. o. T. & L. company has
file in common pleas court a motion
for a new trial In the damage case
brought by A. H. Wilson against the
company for 1920 for the demolition
of an automobile Friday afternoon
the jury rendered a verdict in favor
of Wilson in the sum OF S4S9.5S. The
company asks for another trial on the
frounds that new evidence has been
discovered, that the verdict was ex-
cessive, that the court erred and that
the verdict was not sustained by suf-
ficient evidence.
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Rasor Pleads Not Guilty.

Medina. o., Oct. 1S.-Calm. collect
ed, even confident in bearing, Guy
Rasor of WadswGrth faced court OF
justice this morning to plead to the
charge Of numbering his fiancee, Miss
Ora Lee, the factory girl.
In low tones, that could. however,
because Of the stiffness of the room,
be heard plainly by all, he voiced his
plea, in response to the formal ques-
tion Of Justice Van Duson.
mot guilty"
1t is believed that the defense will
contest the case sharply in the pre-
liminary hearing. in the hope OF Sc
curing a dismissal before It goes to
the grand jury.
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E.;::;; S:::: s::... .v;;;la'lleHED
visited at the hullEU
mother, Ct the Pal
Mrs. Ruth EVANS. Of her Home.
Blanche, of GreenviIle, -athout
Evans mother, Mrs. Henry n
of the Patch, who Is criticankane
Sunday.
A change has been instituted In
Myers Sunday school by Superinten-
dent Updegraf In the order Of service,
to take effect at once. Hereafter, In
stead of services being conducted by
the superintendent, the teachers OF
the school will open sessions. Mrs.
w. Kittinger will have charge next
Sunday, to be followed by the other
teachers in regular order. Sunday.
October 25, has been fixed as Rally
Day. Am elaborate and impressive
program is being prepared. Sunday
school will be held next Sunday at
1880, followed by church at 1880 p.
m. Rev.-W. 8. Adams, pastor.
Mrs. A. j. Cheyney has been spend
ing several days at Orrville, the guest
of her mother, Mrs. E. G. Mcdowell,
of that place.
Frank Bennot, of the Patch, moved
to Massillon, Tuesday.
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STOCKHOLDERS LIABLE.

Referee Julius Whiting, Jr., in a
report filed in the case brought by
Herman ct al. against the Canton
State bank ct al. declares that the
banks stockholders are subject to
double liability on the following OBJ
legations: Pass books deposits-Jos-
eph Herman. $SO4.66; Fate Herman,
s88. Certificates Of deposit: Eliza
beth Baker. $1O8s; ]. @. Mong, s234O;
Minerva Maser, 1856; Samuel Yoder,
1920; L. q. Keasey, $482.25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
GIVEN CUSTODY OF CHILDREN

The divorce proceedings brought In
common pleas court by Ethel Ham
brick against her husband, James Ham
brick, was heard yesterday before Com
mon Pleas Judge Harter and the plain
tiff granted divorce on the grounds
of extreme cruelty and was granted
the custody OF the three minor chill
dren. The plaintiff was represented
by Attorneys Craine 6 Snyder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
DAMAGE ASKED.

The damage suit brought by Agnes
Theil against Eliza J. Sarver for $500
damages for injuries she received
while a tenant in one of the houses
owned by the defendant was started
Monday morning in court room No.
:, before Hon. Common Pleas Judge
Amber and the jury. The plaintif
is represented by Attorneys Piero and
Mills and Attorneys Shields and Pom
creme are looking after the interests
of the defendant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
WANTS A DIVORCE.

Fernando @. Loutzenheiser has COM
menced divorce proceedings in COM
mon pleas court against his wife, Anna
M. Loutzenheiser. The plaintiff says
they we're married in Canton, October
%, 1905. and since that time has been
a faithful husband to the defendant.
He claims that she has wholly disre-
garded her marital duties and is
guilty of unfaithfulness. Roscoe Nc
Culloch represents the plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
CHARGES EXTREME CRUELTY.

Ida M. Huet has brought suit in
common pleas court for a divorce from
her husband, William B. Huet. on
the charge Of extreme cruelty. The
plaintiff AYERS in her petition that she
was married to the defendant July 2,
1886, and that there are now two chill
dren living, Morris Huet. aged 10, and
Byrl Huet, aged IA. She further says
that she and her husband are owners
of lot in this city on which there
is a $14O0 mortgage. The plaintiff
prays for divorce. the custody of the
two minor children and other further
and proper relief. Attorney Charles
G. Upham represents the plaintiff.
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GRANTED DIVORCE.

Annetta B. Frederick was granted
a divorce yesterday morning from her
husband, Joseph w. Frederick, by
Common Pleas Judge Harter on the
charge Of the defendant being guilty
of gross neglect of duty for more than
three years. The plaintiff was repre-
sented by Attorney j. w. Burris.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
VIEWERS APPOINTED.

The board OF county commissioners
at their weekly meeting appointed M.
Fife, C. l.. Hiner and G.. w. Yohe as
viewers of the proposed road in Plain
township, which was petitioned for by
residents of that township. Saturday
morning. October "a. at 10 O'Clock,
was the time set for the viewing OF
the proposed improvement. The con-
tract for the erection of a culyert at
James Farber's farm in Sandy town.
ship was awarded by the board to
Peter schisler. the contract price be-
ing $l95.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
PRoBATE COURT CALENDAR.


In will of Jacob D. Wetter, Perry
township, probated.
In guardianship of Nicholas Christ
man ct al. Mary Christman appointed
guardian.
In estate of Winfred Brown. Perry
township, John T. Cow appointed adj
ministrator.
In estate of William Mckinley, par
tial distribution account filed.
In will of John A, Volkmor. Perry
township, filed for probate.
In estate of Rachel Jones. Lawrence
township, John P. Jones appointed ad-
ministrator
In will of Paulina Miller. Canton
township, probated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

John @. KOrodi, 20, laborer, TO
Juliana Dimes. 35. Alliance.
Clarence X. Shickle, 26, contrac-
tor. to Fay A. lands. 20. Massillon.
William P. Bertel, 28. miner. to
Martha e. Looh. IT. Massillon.
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SUES TO RECOVER MONEY.

Philo G. Smith has brought suit
against Jacob E. Fraley in which the
plaintiff seeks judgment in the sum of
$3.50. He says he lost $3.50 gamb-
ling in a resort at Meyers lake and
also asks for $500 damages. Attorneys
Sterling and Braucher represent the
plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
Now CASES.

19812-Fernando l. Loutzenheiser
vs. Anna M. Loutzenheiser r. e.
Mccullough, attorney.
19814-John II. Schroyer vs.. the
Northsrn Ohio Traction & Light COM
pany. Shields and POmerene. attor-
neys.
1Oslg-Wa A. Mckee VS.. q. II,
Mccloud Allan ce'olg attorney
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1sS16-Ida A. Huet VS.. William b.
Huet, Charles c. Upbam, attorney.

Joseph A. McAlllster VS.. Charles S.
Lothamer. James r. Bodine and James
A. Yarger. Piero and Mills. attor-
neys.
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10 AIl Whom 4 Msy conoern.

To All Whom II May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the prop
erty, as per list below, now remaining
unclaimed. or otherwise, in the ware-
house Of the Canton Storage and Trans
Ter Co.. In the City of Canton, Ohio, win
be sold at public auction. to the highest
bidder. at 300 a. m. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER nth. 1908,
At the Warehouse. corner Cherry ana
Third Streets. unless Same shall be called
for and charges paid:
Arlington Paint CO., b. Martin Mutual
Co, Ills. Glass ca. Mutual MIG. cX
American Perfume Co.. r. L. HhertEeS
United Foundry Co, American eDeciaIfsl
Co.. A. simpson. American Perfume CO..
Q. Lueius. Cha1 n. Lind. Mutual MYa
Co.. Mutual Mfee Co., A. q. A., Chai
Aine' AWk-
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pROpATW COTrRT CALENDAR.

In estate of Frederick Born. first
account filed. -
In estate of Peter w. Edible, order of
public sale OF real estate issued.
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IAsbon-E. q. Knisely of Salem was
tried before Probate Judge Martin
adildged insane and sent to the Mas
slllon hospital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
VERDICT For DEFENDANT.

Judge Amber yesterday afternoon
directed the jury to return verdict
for the defendant in the $1,000 damage
suit brought by Agnes Theil against
Eliza ]. SarVer for the injuries which
the plaintiff alleges she received while
a tenant in one of the houses owned
by the defendant. The plaintiff was
represented by Attorneys Piero and
Mills, while Attorneys Shields and
Pomerene represented the defendant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John H. Mannweiler to Christina
Shelter, part lot 1896, Massillon. $24OO.
Christina Shelter to John H. Mann
weller, part of fractional section 80,
Jackson township, $1,000.
Amelia Edwards to John Bartco and
Sophia Bartco, lot 1869, Massillon,
$3.50.
The Massillon Realty company to
Amelia Edwards, lot 26 in the Realty
Company's Boulevard allotment to
Massillon, 81.
Sylvester Burd and wife to John
H. Smiley and Lucinda G. Smiley,
lot 2161. Massillon, $500.
Ada F. Spaulding to Sylvester Burd,
lot 2161. Massillon. $500.
Eliza G. Smith and husband to Will
liam r. Bennett, part northeast quar-
ter section 20, osnaburg township,
$4,000.
w r. Bennett and wife to Andrew
E. Smith and Jennie w. Smith. part
lot 1878. Canton. $1Uv0.
The Galbreath-Heacock Agency
company to L. H. Middleton. lot 1885
in Garwood Lawn allotment to Alli-
ance, $3.50.
John H. Stamp and Matte Stamp
to Charles c. Baker, part lot 290S,
Alliance, $500.
Ella Lee to Clara M. Meyers, part
lot 26S. Massillon. $1,000.
John McCave ct al. to George Hey
sell part of out-lot AZ, Massillon, s175.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
John Mannweiler to the Masslllon
Loan & Building company, part of
fractional section 80. Jackson town
ship, $500.
Amelia Edwards to the Massillon
Loan & Building company, lot 26 in
the Massillon Realty company's bou-
levard allotment to Massillon, 1865.
John Helm and Peter Seeman, lots
1872 and 1913. Canton. $500.
John Weckesser and Lena Week
esser to the Charity School of Ken
dal, part of east quarter section %,
Lawrence township, $1250.
AuuT6W L. SnlLu anu Illlhd "
Smith to W. o. Werntz. administra-
tor, part lot 1878, Canton. $500.
Andrew Stanchek and Mary Stan
chek to A. D. Volkmor, part section
l, Tuscarawas township, $50.
William P. Kohl to the Massillon
Loan & Building company, part lot
256. Massillon. 800.
Amelia Ungashick to the Massillon
Loan G Building company, lot So,
Columbia Heights, $50.
John Meyer to the Massillon Loan
& Building company, sub-lot /, Nc
Cullough Heights allotment, Perry
township, 800.
Gottfried Zeismer and Laura Zeis-
mar to the Peoples Building & Loan
company, lot 2Ol6, Massillon, $14OO.
John M. Smiley and Lucinday
Smiley to the Massillon Loan &
Building company, lot 2161. Massil-
Ion, $12O0.
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TAKEN TO THE RBfORMAToRY.
AIva Wolford. the nineteen year old
youth, who was sentenced to the Mans
field refOrmatory on the charge of
highway robbery. was taken to that
institution at 2:10 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff oberlin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Roy Z. Gable. ~, motorman, to Dor.
sic Nj. welker, 2l, Waynesburg.
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10 see whether IT would be popular
when a Wall street panic burst
upon ms few months ago, he prompt.
ly proposed az g. remedy the guar.
antoc Of bank deposits, and so
popular has this plan become that
it is today a national issue and sup
ported by the masses Of the people.
lie has long advocated legislation
which will secure publicity as to
campaign contributions.
Gle believes in peace-ln universal
Christian peace. He believes the des-
tiny Of nations should be determined
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ArdmOre, Oklahoma

not by wars but by applying the
principles OF justice and humanity.
Though these principles have met
with uncompromising opposition from
the special interests, he has remained
true to the cause of the people with
clear vision and with unfaltering
trust, seeing and knowing the truth,
he has never lost faith in It's final
victory
Through years OF unparalleled po-
litical warfare, his loyalty to his
ideals and 10 his fellowmen has been
abundantly shown. His refusal 10
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surrender his convictions, though sub
jected to abuse. denunciation and
vndiclive opposition such as few pub
lie men In all hlsotry have been com
PEELED TO withstand Is ample proof
Of his superb courage.
Ills career proves that successful
leadership is determined by the sue
cess or failure of great principles
rather than by election to high Of
flee.
"We have met to plan the cam
paign and to commission the COM
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ALWAYS A FRIEND TO LABOR
Nebraskan Began to Oppose Gov.
eminent by Injunction More Tnsn
Decade Aeo-opposed Impe-
rialism Before Any other.

. OllldlU lN Placing W ]. Bryan -
name i'm nomiuatio, for pr.sid,p,
I,s, ri,t, s,id.
-. ,,.,..
" '''" ~ Wv ' ''' wv W.
'"' ''''''' ''"'.'
'''S's arise in the lie Of nations
which endangcr their institutions
and at times. imperil the advance
/ of civilization.
Every people that ma. lsf, H.. Inn.
press upon history has faced such
crises. In most instances y,hcr, rr,y,
/ dangers have threatened the safety
of the state. some great character
some master mind has hcen found
/ produced as it vcre by the conditions
/ themselves with capacity f., direct
Alright the energies of the pcopIa
/ This was true of the ancient world.
/ il has been true of the modern
world IL is true of this republic We
have such a crisi. to meet today.
/ The fayor.scpkiup corporations have
gradually strengthened their hold up.
ON the government until they now
meupcc popular institutions The
question is. whether this government
shall be restored to the control of
/ the people and be- administered in
] the interest Of all. or whether it shall
remain an instrument in the hands of
the few for loyying tribute upon all
the rest
In his special message TO congress
/ last winter President Roosevelt de
clared. substantially. that certain
wealthy men who have become enor-
mously rich 10y expressing the wage
Garner, drtrauding the public and
practicing all forms of inquity,
have banded together and by the un-
limited use Of money, eideavorcd to
secure freedom from restraint and
/ 10 overthrow ana dlS'T'dlt an VINO
/ hohes'N administer 'he Ia"
Iha' the method 10y WhIch these
mem nave acquired 'heIr great ior-
tunes can ohIN De JuS'''l'u py " SlS'
TEN oi m"raI''l' mat would permit
every I'IW "' cIl"''h"'I'N' EVERY
'o''' ol ''"''"''' corruption ana
I lIduu.
OF MAJ" years. ana 'SP'c'ai'E
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very men nave "''h III 'o"''oI oi
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