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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

MOVIE. Ne stacyi Hardenbcrg
przejecha}a masz3na kolejowa woz~
nego pocztowego Fraueiszks Pit
telkowa wskutek jego w}asaej ME
os~troznosei. Nieszczesuy straclf
prawe ramie l prawa reke j wielkie
jeszoze pytanle, czy mu lekarze
sdo}aja ocalic zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

-"
MUR0WANA GOSLlNA. Ko-
lonizacya osiedli}a W przylegajaoej
do miasta majetnodci Pi}a, oraz ma
folwarkaoh nalezacyoh dawniej do
PLY, iak " Bodusewie, Rakowni
], Ma}ej Gosllnce tYlu :kolo!nl'stow,
10 tutejszY zbor evangelical: d9~
sy6 ~obszerny, okasai sic jul "a
&c, upttym i z powodu tego zam'e-.
rzta k,lonizacya wystawlc. tuta}
jeszcz ,jeden zbdr. Bulowa, novel
go zboru rospcczad sic ms JUL ",
przysziej w~iosnie. !:
Plea. W G;abowie podczas
:spr1eczki: zabil syn w}asnego OLGA
jczfowieka. ~podess}eeo wieku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

. RR0TOszYN. Pewien posiedzi-
ciel Z okollcy dat zonie swej CITE
rysta marek W czterech atumar-
k6wkach ma zakupna gwiazdkowe.
Zamiast pieniedze schowac W bez>
pieczne miejsce, pozostaw villa je o.
ma zwiniete ia stole i zopomnia4a
o mich zupe{nie> ,,Papierki" spa
d&y prawdopodobnie ma podfoge. i
s}uzaca z~amiatajac pok6j dnia ma
stepnego mad ranem, zmlot}a ie z
smieclami ~wyrzuci}a do rozpalonego
pieca. Ponlewaz poszkodowanym
numera odnosnych s:umarkowek
ME by&y znane, gwiazka tegorocz-
ma za,ste. drogo i'm wypadnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
z @ MOSKALA

WARsZAWIG organizing piel.
grzymke do Raymu na;jubileu>z 50
.letniego ksp}anstwa OLGA swiete~
go. r-ezesem urzadzajacego komic
tetu jest x. biskup Ruszkiewicz.
WE WARSZAWIE wtargne}o,
jak pisze ,,Dniewnik" 3 zbroj"
ludzi do lokalu niemieokiego
klubu strzeleoslego l wyrzuci}o o
knem popiersia cesarz6w Frydery-
ka: i Wilhelma II. sprawcy ucie-
xii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

RA WICZ. 3 letnia c6reczka roe
botnika Asst wpadfa do garnka z
vrsaca woda 1 Yak ciezkie odnios}a
poparxenie, 10 wkr6tce potem u
maria.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
z POZNANSKIEGO.

WOLSZTYN. Robotnica Kowalt
ska " Nowejwsi, napallwsz " pie
Gu, uda}a sig z o6rka ma spoozynek.
Nazaiutrz z~naleziono oble bez
przytomnosci. C6rke przywr6cono
do zycia, matka natomiast zmar1a,
ME odzyskawszy przytomnosc;.
Zaczadzifa SIG gazem weglanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

TORUN. Sp4 Igaacy Dan;elew>
SKI senior polskich hteratdw, re-
daktor, drukarz, kniegarz, kt6rego
zaslugi dla okwiaty. ludu So ME.
spozyte, zakohczy} zyo'e W Toru-
niu dnia % BIN. Pierwszy jego ar
tyku} byt d%rukowany 1s47 r. W
pismie >, Kosc;6l Szko}a", wYda .
dawanem przez Karv)a Mega; za~
tom zmar}y spedzi} lat so " zawo~
die literackim. Cd 1867 r. zamie-
szkal W Che}mnie, gdzie redagujac
,,Nadwislanlna" / ,.Przyjaciela
Ludu" po}ozy} niezwykte zas}ugi
dta sprawy zawodowej, "a co kil-
ka razy odpokutowa} wiezieniem.
Potem przeni6s} sig do Torunia,
gdzie byl redaktorem ,,Gazety To-
ruhskiej" j., .Przyjaciela" W r.
1869, jake przedstawioiel Polak6w
; zaboru pruskiego, nl6s} do grobu
zwloki Kazlmierza Wielkiego. q
trsech syn6w 6p. lgnacegc jeden
przebywa ma wysple Jawie. Po-
grzeb 1gnacego Danielewskiego 3D.
by1 sic W czwartek, dnia &c bm o
eodzinie 3 pc po4uduiu. Mech Cd
poczywa W pokoiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

INOWROCkAW. w zeszla So
bote p~odrazni} peWien 'ohfopak
zoknierza stojacegc ma posterunku,
ze ten opu6ci} posterunek pu6ch
SIG "a chl>pakiem " pogoh' Do
pad}szy go, pooza} go. obrabia6 kol~
b. i kto vie, co by}oby sig sta1o,
gdyby ma krzyk ch}opaka ME by}
s1usarz p. Dalaszyhski i
rozbestwionego zo}dska rozbroi}
a resztowa}-s ...... .
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
EQUITABLE LIFE MAKES
BIG LOAN en- BUILDING

A mortgage in favor OF the Equitable
life assurance society for a loan OF
s280. coo at 6 per cent upon the Edward
F. Delger property al sixth and Mar
ket streets was filed yesterday with
the county recorder by the Mercan
trust company. The money VIII be
used by Delger IN the completion OF
his steel frame building at this corner.
4 81 600 geo mortgage 10 cover a 35
year per cent bond issue was filed
also. the First Federal trust company
giving the Mercantile trust company
title TO the First national bank fRild-
ing at the northwest corner Of Post
and Montgomery streets 10 secure the
issue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco Wednesday. August 5:
Luig Tore. %. and Maria Tore. &C. both
of 373 Lombard ST
Louis J. Bailey. -. ~ Iangton ST. and Ethel
n Giddings. 81 2i9 Sixth 81.
Lu5gi Picetfi IS. SS6 Vallejo St. snd Bere-
delta Moreschi 81 West BERKELEY
Richard Nowak &c. - Franklin St, and Lilly
keiHz. -. 1892 California St
Henry ]. Hsliett, 81. Penngrove, and Fannie
Evsns. -. Chicago. H.
James P. Whit 81. end Elizabeth E. Glad
wiz. -. both Il Portland. Ore.
Frank A. Soners. So. Hotel St Francis. and
S. Pearl Judson % 1886 Clay 81.
Fred A. Smell. %. 1905 Webster st. and
EmeIia A Peterson, p 6T Douglass 81.
Thomas Manners. 80 and Angelina A. Ham
smith. r. both Of 3345 Twenty second St
Fred Luhrirs u. ard Emmie Meenning, u,
both of 3e6 Noe ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
SCHOOL TEACHERS
GIVEN CERTIFICATES
Board Of Education Holds All
Day Session to Transact
Important Business

Arrangements for the transferring
of pzpils from overcrOwded schools 10
those which. from various causes. have
been depleted We're discussed al a
meeting of the board OF education yes
terdaT. and a number Of applications
requests and complaints were heard.
The board held an al day session. dur
ing switch certificates were granted TO
the following
High schooI-Mfss AFarv d Parry
Mss Bessie Tobriner, Miss Louise Celia.
Charles G. Morgan. Miss NzthilSe s
Richard. Miss Ereda Wendte. Miss E
kedrolivansixy. Miss Marie Borough
and sliss Bessie strangeon.
Renewais-Miss Martha 4. Iiams.
Miss Louise : Wilson and Miss Ruby
" StudIey
Grammar school-8liss Letitia E. Nc
lnerny. Miss Alice A Mcdonald. Miss
Hiida n Nay. Miss Pauline :. Eaton.
Miss Nellie Y Eager Miss Alice r
Folsom. Miss Elsie II. Schou. Miss
Emma Noenei. Miss Dorothy {.
Schnltheis. Mrs. Lulu school,. Miss KATE
o. Senter. Miss Adele Z. kellogg Miss
Mary c. Flanagan. Miss Marie r. Han
Ion. Miss Mabel Drewry. Miss Alice Pur-
riue- Miss F. Mae Purvine Miss Edsth
4 Conner and Miss Alice casamayou.
Renewai-Mrs. Lulu /. Clark
Permanent-8liss Edith F. Browning
sri Miss May Woliner
Miss Margaret C. Dowling was recon-
lnended 10 stlle state board as a worthy
applicant Tor 2 grammar life diploma
leaves OF absence were granted Ia
cecilia F'riedlanoer, Mrs. n c. Thomp-
son and Elmer J. Roweli. and extension
~ leave granted to the following:
Frank T. Barrett. Emily A. Wickman.
Charlotte +. Parks. Harry c. McKan-
nay. Irene Williams and Frances n
D-NeIIl.
ceived and accepted: Rose Prince
Fannie s. Reed. Cora Hart-Nott and
Isabel Campbell
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
FAIIs DO IpENTIFY NEGRoEs

r. A. King Williams and Thomas
Wfeeins. Two negroes arrested. the
former IN Oakland and the latter in
Pacific street. on suspicion OF being
implicated ga tisE shooting OF Thoma s
Waters in Sauson1e street near Fiibert
Monday night. were taken To st.
IoseDh's hospital yesterday by Detec-
-fre Reean and Policeman J. J.
Cameron waters failed 10 identify
either 81 them. Virgins was released
hr order OF Captain Kelly. but Viii
liams win be detained pending further
L.---l.-- =. .lnr
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
MARRIED

-ROGGENKANP-I this city. August :,
1905 By the Rev. J. II. Schroeder. Andrew
D. Bush and Gertie Roggenksmp, both Of San
Francisco
ELDREDGE- -BoND-In this city. August I.
1905 bv the Rev. A c Bane. clyde T. FL
dredge shd Florence /. Bond both of San
Francisco
THOAMES-PFUHL-In this city. August ?.
1905. By the Rev. J. FusndeEng. Edward J.
Thomnen of stockten. Cal, and Cassie Pfahl
Of san FrsuciSc0.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not - inserted. Trey must b bandesf IN Al
either % the puhiicatioR offices and BE Endorsed
With the name and residence ~ persons author
ized have the same published No1ices re-
striefed simply TO tie announcement Of ssie event
are publisiesi n1re IN this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
srcrSFD or EMBEzzLEMENT

william Dermody. q waiter. was ar
rested Yesterday on a warrant charging
hfr1 with felony embezziement. The
complaining witness is Pearl Merrill.
SOS Eear rnE street. who alleges that she
PAVE 0pruody Two diamond rings
valued al $500 each for safekeeping
s-a that he pawned them and refuses
~ restore thefn 70 her
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
RoRN

BoSTwICK-In Oakland Cal. august 9. 1905
to the wife Of Henry B8stwiek. daughter
GODDARD-In this city. July -. 1898, TO
the wife of Harry Goddard. daughter
JERoafE-In this city. July q. Ie1s to the
wife Of Albert Jersrae. daughter
EEBHARD-In this city July % 1905, TO the
wife of Henry 1-ehHaFd.
MACARETIn this city. August .. 1905 70
the wife of John Maesret. = son.
WoLFF-In this city. August 4. 1905, to the
wife Of William Wolf. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
SHOECOMP ANY MAY
LOSE UNION LABEL
Organizer 0deII Notified That
Trouble Is Imminent With
W. L. Douglas Factory
All Members of Laundry Work
ers' Union Are Employed and
Business Reported Good

- International Or
l-s15Ez s2ss,.eesEsL1 ganizer oden re-
sEz7STssS ceiVed q c0mmuni-
cation YESTERDAY =
from the international Office OF the boot
AAd snoe workers calling his attention
60 the fact that there Is likely 10 be
trouble with the W / Douglas shoe
company OF Breckton. one OF the larg-
est concerns IN Massachusetts, on sc-
count OF the company breaking a part
~ me agreement with the workers.
y IHe matter is not settled by arbi1ra-
t-on tne company VIII not be permitted
- use Tie boot and shoe workers
stamp.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
InTrERY AGENTs FlNED

U-eiter Lewis. agent Tor 81 Solo
r-or and Joseph Wise. agent for Metz
rrr a Franklin. pleaded guilty IN
police Judge COnlans court Yesterday y
= ha~frE lottery tickets in their pos
session. they were each fined $50
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

Painters union No. ls al its last
meeting, elected J. Kelly a member of
tne executive board and J. Foley, Rob
eft Canuavan and J. McIsennan dele
gates 10 the district council Of paint
ers Il was decided not 10 appear IN
uniform in the Labor day parade.
seven candidates were initiated and
seven We're admitted on transfer cards.
The district council Of painters will
elect orncers tonight % serve for the
ensuing term There will be severa;
contests Tor Office
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

Richard swift was elected al a meet
- 81 branch 6. anal ganated society
- carpenters and jOiners. last night 10
represent II ia the building trades
l1-lcii, ne was also elected delegate
70 Ine district council OF carpenters.
swift was appointed marshal for the
- pQr oay parade, and l.. Morrison
and g. jameson his aids.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
BUSINESS PERSONALS

MONEY made daily, and Call Want Ads help to
make H. Advertise your wants: make them
kngwn % the public through Call Want Ad
An investment. not an expense For faH par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
SJPERFLUUCS hair removed hy electricity: 20
yrs xpfrle leHce; special frca fsent for gray hair
ARS-NETTIE HARRISON. 1oos snfter nr Hrde
MRS. l. +. HARTMAN, electro sfbratory spe-
eial1St- Therapeutic baths. massage 4oS Koe-
mig bldg. Post al hearny; hours. 1o-7 daily.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
MAN SUES FOR DIVORCE,
ALLEGING DESERTION

suit for divorce was filed yesterday
by Samuel A Souder against Lena Gun
bingham Soudef for alleged desertion-
de charges his wife has disappeared.
Ira G.. Holmes. asking an absolute
divorce, charging he is convicted of
me following divorces were granted
Yesterday By Judge Cook-J oseph p.
kramer from Ida Kramer. cruelty;
Sllnord B. Boggs from Mamie z. Boggs,
deserJlon. By Judge StuFtevant=W. P.
cruelty.
oPES NEW DIET -HsIsinsfers. Aug.. 5.-The
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

OPEN NEW DIET -HeIsingfors Aug 5.=The
new Finnish diet was foTmafly oY.c1red at the
palace today by Governor General Boeekulsn.
with the customary eermonials.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

The laundry workers union AT its
-ast meeting heard reports from the
business agents which show that busi-
ness IS good and that ali the members.
some l-zee. are employed The union
Is frequently called upon 10 supply
workers Tor the interior cities A class
ol p candidates was initiated. The
union Is tc hold special meeting
next Saturday 10 take a referendum
vote tor internatioual officers
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED

COOK for small boarding house IN the country
SO. Mattresses for frst class commercial h.
Tel in the eounTry $50 each. parior maid anl
waitress for private family. san Mafeo. 50.
parior maid AMI Waitress for the city. So
ironer for i8u1llTT near effy. So. rsn1m sal
board. wssher for country hotel. SO. panfrr-
woman for institut oB- So. RON and b.tsrsi.
nrSt class German cook for small family So.
cOok for a snail American family in the eala-
Try. So cook far German family IL san Ra-
fael SO. - housework girls for city ana royIn-
try. So and S5o. Call AZ NISS PLCNKETT'S
Office. 1896 Suffer- ST, city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

wASTED-The present address OF Carl NAV
Samuel Epstein and J. II. Sanfoz5. ofacers q,
Montgomery 81. San Francisco H. 1904: Iibersi
reward Address P o. box 754. San Jose cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
pIvIpENp NOTICES
MATRIMONIAL
INFORMATION WANTED

DO not be deceived. the only reliable natrtrno-
nisl burHan ron will fad ~ MRS. A. VOL
TER.s 1872 tseary St. established in 1900
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

The butchers union has taken quar-
ters tof its business agent IN that
portion o1 the laoor temple building
t.'at was Formerly occupied by the san
4 francisco typographical union.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

MATERNITY Villa house ks<DiBg spzrt-He1ts
previous 10 confinement Dr. EESkE. 141S
sth ST.. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
MEErrSGs-specfsr

SPECIAL meeting Of stock holders Of the C,sl
Cattle and Land Co. win be held si the ofice
Of Harding & Monroe. 422 Montgomery 81.
san Francisco. Cal. on Acz- % 1908 Al ?
?. m. for the purpose OF filling raesne;es in
board OF directors or other Offices
T.. D. BAKER pres
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

Boiler makers union No. IS has Sc
cured meeting place IN the Roeseh
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

fnr well known bousehod article at Idora PARK
carnival from Aaz1st 10 for = weeks. must be
neat and hriCht ard good taik-r- quick To
learn address box 800. CAL ofeec Oakland
giving fan particulars ss 70 experience and stl-
arv expected
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06


portion ot the la9or temple building
rancisco typographical union.
Boiler makers union No. IS has Sc
cured meeting place IN the Roesch
Felt and composition roofers' union
oeel1ed a. It's last meeting TO parade
WIN the building trades council and
appointed T. n Graham as its mar
sAaL ANY member failing 70 respond at
fellcau on the morning Of the parade
VIII be fined SO
Payers union st its last meeting
completed arrangements for the parade
on Labor daT and voted 10 fine any
member who fails 70 parade SO
The upholsterers' union viii vacate
Us quarters IN St Georges hall and
Aerestter meet IN retail clerks hall
a. tuiton street ard Van Ness avenue
street. concrete and ssnhaIt workers
ll1on al Us meeting last night initiated
l= candidates Hewlett Dunn was ap-
nollted business agent IN place OF w
r D|yer' who IS OF the. sick list
Local No. IS Of the lathers' interna-
-l7nal union has secured 1898 Golden
Cate avenue IS a meeting place
The moiders' union initiated three
candidates al its meeting last night and
admitted one by card
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

WEST COAST DETECTIVE AGENCY; civil and
criminal eases conducted secretly; cosaEaunlca-
fions confidential always openi- S96 Fillmore
ST Tel. Park $3.50. TH0S. C. GRAY. principal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

WANTED at 61ce- women and girls for cutting
and canning fruit SsDa CsnninC Co. Napa.
Cal Special rate q 55e given ~ Napa Trans
portstion Co. h9at leaving Mission I az
ings fo- 4 Pre5table getting Tent secomno-
dations-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

MIDDLE AGED nan wishes position Is norfer
OF uatchrzn. steady and reliable. hest soi
references furnished 7. G. GRIFFIN. e4o5
Sd 81. city
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Nal.

Man and wife desire positions as cook an.
helper VIE drSt class cOOk. il necsssar
msn can take care % horseS. e1c-. very care
fGl driver ard have excellent references frou
last place Box 4s97. call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

F1RSF Class chaHaeuf. middle AGED, mang
years experience. country preferred. very bes,
local and personal rcferences. Address T.
1865 Jackson ST. eify-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-25

able personality and a nature sweet
ened by the spirit OF simple human-
ity that was Unborn in him. AS
President Roosevelt said OF William
II. Taft: NO man can make him do
wrong thing, therefore, every hon
est man should be for him" This
applies with singular force and APP
propriateness to William E. Glass
cock.
The new Republican nominee for
governor is man or answering in
tegrlty, aud has always been Re
publican of good old fashioned kind,
like the old fashioned Methodist re-
ligion he early imbibed with his po-
litical principles.
Modest sometimes, to a degree of
dihdence he can, when aroused BY
the justice of any cause he esponses,
take on the Spartan courage that has
always led men like him to do things
for simple duty's sake. So while of
gentle characteristics and a heart
that always melts and softens to the
appeal of the distressed and unfor-
tunate, he can, when the occasion re-
quires, sweep aside everything and
sacrifice all personal considerations
for the maintenance of his honor
and his conception of what is right
in face of the allurements and prom
ised profits of wrong.
Mr.. Glasscock is a self-made man
in the cleanest acceptation of the
phrase, which has often been pro-
miscously applied. He began life in
modest but determined way and by
his own exertions educated himself,
graduating from the West Virginia
University. His first Office was that
of county superintendent of schools
of his native county and he has been
further llonored by the confidence OF
his fellow citizens in being elected
prosecuting attorney of Monongalia
county and mayor of Morgantown.
All these positions he filled with hon.
or and pronounced acceptability. OF
late years he has given more atten-
ton to his law practice, and is to-
day considered one of the best
equipped lawyers OF the Monongalia
county bar.
AT present he Is the collector OF in
ternal revenue, not through his own
choice or seeking, as those best in
formed in the politics OF this state
well know. So much can be said
truthfully of the man who has agreed
to accept the Republican candidacy
for governor, and in the doing of
that he is making personal sacrifices
and sinking self in the higher con-
sideration of his duty to the party
and to the state. He is whole
some man. and a citizen who in pri-
vate and public life has been abso-
Ilutely clean, without single blemish
that so frequently stains the repute
of the most brilliant men in public
life today. AS the man of the hour
he will grow better with the people
the more the people come to know
him and of him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-25
Elkins,s ActIon Commendnhle.

Too much credit cannot be given
Mr., Swisher for the broad and gen
erous manner of mis- withdrawal,
without conditions, after being the
regular nominee and his nomination
having been confirmed by the Ma
tional committee.
The opposition to Mr.. swisher, If
it had wished to serve the Repub-
llcan party upon any terms, was I'M
reasonable in demanding the retire.
ment Of Swisher Immediately and
whether he or his following were
satisfied or not. The principle OPP
position to Swisher was in the north
eastern portion of the State. The
opposition judged of the situation by
its environment, and did not look be-
You'd this as to Swisher's standing
and following in other parts of the
State.
Mr.. swisher had the confidence and
support of Republicans south of the
Kanawha river. If he had remain
ed as the candidate, conservative men
estimate his majority south of the
Kanawha at least 10000 over Ben
nett. The Scherr vote would have
been so small that it would not have
counted for much. Now, candi-
date with the following of 10000
majority in the southern part OF the
State, made up of true and loyal Re-
publicans, had to he counted with
and considered, no matter what the
opposition was in the. northern part
Of the State.
The trouble is that the northern
part of the State has, from the be-
ginning, dominated the Republican
politics of the State. Republicans, in
the Northern part of the State, while
depending upon the Republican vote
in the southern part of the State for
.majorities, and for carrying the State,
have never yet treated the southern
Republicans with fair and due con-
sideration. The Republican vote
south of the Kanawha river consti-
tutes AZ per cent. OF the Republican
vote of the State! Notwithstanding
all these facts, the opposition to
Swisher was so mad and unreason-
able that it demanded his instant
withdrawal. and some of them the
entire ticket and the election of a
new committee. without consulting
or taking into account the heavy
vote in the South. Was this just and
fair?
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Swisher
was attended with great difficulty and
danger to the Republican party in
the State. If it had been precipitat-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-25
The Man of the Hour.

The news of the nomination OF
William f. Glasscock, of Morgan.
town, by the state Republican com.
mittec, 10 fill the vacancy at the head
of the state ticket occasioned by the
voluntary retirement OF Charles w
Swisher. has been received on all
sides with expressions of the liveliest
satisfaction.
As one prominent Republican put
1t, a gentleman noted for his con.
servatism in speech: "Glasscock will
carry Monongalia county, his home
county, by over 1900 majority
That means an effacement of all fac.
tional feeling among the Republi.
cans OF that county, who lately have
been held apart by discussions. The
pacificaton in Monongalia county
means the dissemination of peace il
the party throughout the state where
the organization has been divided or
the gubernatorial question.
Mr.. Glasscock stands today as ar
example to the Syoung men of this
state for sturdy honesty and single
ness of purpose in striving to do wha'
is right, and doing that with all his
might. This has been the principle
that has guided Mr.. Glasscock to al
the success he has attained in the
respect Of his neighbors and the peo
pie of the community in which he
lives. With all the struggles for the
right he has maintained a most love