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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06
9 Allies !" Still Fighting
Bryan 5 Nomination
Despite Tammany's Jump to the NebraskanS
Camp, the Old Guard d Continues War
fare, Hoping Against Hope
GOOD SEATS STILL I'M BAND WAGONS #
DECLARES MR.. BRYAN'S BROTHER


Control Conyention--New York Braves stsp
Off in Omaha to Attend Church See
vices Marching Clubs and Ceebn-
ties Arrive--Brass Bands
Possess Denver sa
m @ s se.y
l sunday
sss
5 @ l m
@ as
shsa sn Ra % aDs se % 5 s M @
- 8 - Towne in the Pulpit 2
Of the Of Charles
Ne pss
the are the
SS iia S1 i,$Ss' IN n,sn upper
chief s
s no aisn hitting
. %
vii
10 tine shown any
! @ 9s sssis sssss e
pec'azons aH @ o.. the a Sty ryan , forces M ,,a
s.sssss
srs p Dsa saoa 5 sa s
bs
Haskell to HeadR Resolutions.
Governor Charles Haskell Oklahoma,
but there other
It is needless to say that loyal Bryan will be
said curiosity = s hs
rs m %Rs
available candidates of
in Band Wagon
Al OF the Bryan the
brother the looking
as they arrive and making the
gram. there are still good seats On the band
The arrival morning has been
going steadily all and
the other lines are equally choIed
e Ell local committee
and escorted It Its hotel while
the Cook County Marching With trim
suits shining silk hats and natt them
stain Of travel Delegation.
from f9da @ Aaama and Iowa aled
Tannnany Stops ss
Tammany
word came that they stopped off They
including the crack
tne Club which
to the Bryan demonstrate
convention features added
Bell the temporary convention
the smooth shaye
aaeag presence and reputation pcureau.
and smiling Just
81 Iaabn n h ar grompa @ were
ests; senator Pelgrew when IS
also time and Of Il Norts
@ strange figure in these
the first time to the party n - - Is
DENVER PLATFORM sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06
Answers Description.

Giles in appearance answers the de-
scriptions received by the police au-
thortties OF the man who sent the pack
age OF poisoned ale to Dr.. Wilson; also
the man who purchased the initial let
ter IS at5the keystone Type Foundry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06

Leslie Albee. San Francisco.
Frank Lauzon, San francisco.
Five others unidentified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06
q CHICAGO, ILL.

The experiences in which Leichleiter
and Peterson met their Injuries was
told In the following dispatch sent to
Secretary Plckens, OF the Aeronautique
Club OF Chicago. i4
''More or less carved up by barbed- 4
wire fences, bumped and broken by
trees and generally bunged up CAPTAIN
Peterson and myself are here under
going repairs and figuring 1.-THE pos
sihility of eating back to Chicago this
week. The trip itself was one of the
finest sensations ever eXperie ienced, N The
might " as clear, with Ra g God breeze
blowing stead ~ mort theast 4 hesS NJ sun
Continued On Second Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06
Declares Pennsylvania Dele.
cation Is Overwhelmingly
Opposed to Lincoln
CALLSCEIANGEiO OF FR ONT.
"SMIRKING P All VER
Says Bryan Besought His Aid,
but Now Posing as Only "Liv-s
ing Honest Democrat" Brands
Him as Political Boss
Because He Opposes
His Nomination.

ENvER, COL. July 5.-Colonel
j. NJ. Guffey. of Pennsylvania.
who was yesterday attacked,
- by Mr.. Bryan in a speech at
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

to Real Estate and Improvement Com
pany of Bloomfield, N. j., Bloomfield,
west side Clinton street, 220 feet north
from Linden avenue, 81, 300.
Elise F. Piquet and husband to Ed
ward H. Holmes (trustee), Montclair,
east side Mountain avenue, 905 feet
from north side Dittig estate, lying
east of said avenue, $3.50.
Annie Goddard to Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, West Orange,
east side Watching avenue, 200 feet
northeast from an angle SO feet north
from Condit's lane; and second tract,
81 1900.
j. Preston Apgal to Cornelia M,
Greenly, East Orange, west side North
Nineteenth street, 297 feet north from
William street. $3.50.
George r. Christ to Martha j. Adj
ans. jr., Bloomfield, south side Linden
avenue, 70 feet east from Thomas
street, $4,000.
Colt Bros. to Caroline C. Dechert,
Orange, south side Hampton terrace,
419 feet west from Harrison street,
5000.
Herbert Porzer to Elizabeth L.
Keene. Bloomfield, southeast side Har-
rison street, 1875 feet south from New
ark avenue, $500.
Wilhelmina A. Koehler and husband
to Fidelity Trust Company executor,
etc.), Bloomfield, east side Midland
avenue, corner south side land Robert
Peele; and second tract, $ 1900.
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TIT o TAT.

fT HIS Is a true story of how a lit
tie dog showed his gratitude
for a kind action and saved a
boys life in return for the humanity
shown to him by one of the members
OF our society. The circumstance is
related by Albert Smith, of 693 South
Eighteenth street, Newark, and is
given here in his own words:
ut was on a cold afternoon in De-
cember that / discovered a half-frozen
puppy lying in the gutter. apparently
dead.
81 lifted him up, and seeing signs
of life, ran in the house where l re-
side. But, to my sorrow, / learned
that the poo puppy was lame. 1 put
some liniment on the lame paw, and
in a week he was able to walk pretty
fairly.
1.-TWO years later l took the dog, now
fiily grown. with another n of my
dogs, to the Morris Canal for a swim
''They were in about five minutes,
and wanted to come out again, but
found they could not, because just at
this part of the canal the banks were
high. So / thought / would try to
rescue them, and, bending over, caught
the dogs paws in my hands. thinking
l could easily pull him out. But l
was mistaken. I lost my balance, and,
being no swimmer, would have
drowned a it not been for my two
faithful friends whom I had befriend-
ed, for they saved my life.
my dog and / are very good friends,
and he has a black coat of hair that
shines like silk. His name is Nick.
Your member, ALBERT SMITH"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
HUDSON INTERPRETATIONS.

JERSEY CITY, May 11.-Articles OF
incorporation of the following concerns
have been filed with the county clerk:
B~arnegat Realty Company. capital
$50, 900; incorporators. H. NJ. Bird gn, E
j. Forhan and F. w. Miles.
The Arcade Company, drygoods, Jer-
sey City, capital, $40, 900; incorporates,
Joseph J. Evans. Leroy S. Cohen, A.
Leslie Turner, Clarence f.. Schelen-
boyer and Christian F. Seyfried.
Port Richmond Fireworks Company,
Jersey City, capital, s10.0 900; incorpora-
tors, Louis Nordling, George Gerhard,
George II. Laycock and Stephen Ward,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

NEW Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected Q Iaausry g. 1908.

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains so lss ssc. Brad s3sSl 2 e9cd. F Fri, s s!ss 7 sas'l s.s.
sis. s:se. sl5, 800. 1915. 900. s;i5. 10:09, lo:ee
1910, u.O6. lt;2O. 11:d0 3. M; 1900 n; 9Z:so.
5: ~. 5 5;sS sis. s:sS. S:sS. a. SS' 4:SS. 4 s:;iS.. 80,
1906. $50, S,5S. $3.50, 1910. I:so 2; N; l@ll
night. 1850 a. IN. sundays. 7:m 80. 500 ~
n; 1880 100, 1850. 200, .2;a0, 300. $3.50. 100.
$50. 500. 5:2s. SEQ. $3.50. 1900, 500, 1928, $3.50,
s:25, 1000. 1889. l1;eo 7; NJ; l5;1l M; Icy a; ~.
s.s5. 1855, II 80 a. m; i2:50. Las, I;sh, 2;s5;
sss, 4:25. SEQ. 5:ss, 6:13. i:45. as, saAo, Il;9s
D M. sundays, f:1o, g;o5. 9;55, 1875, 1l;s5
a m: 1858, s:a5. 1856. $50, co. 1850 $40
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk $50 to ~l,aston), s'S6 a. m /;
1ls. as. ts;ss TO Easton) p IN. Sundays
For WiIsesbaTre and Scranton. s;S5 a. M;
AS p NJ sundays, 4:55 p. m.
a =. f'iS is. s.sS, AIS. 5:sS, e:1s. s:i5, 1850
J. N. sundays. 7;1e. s;o5. 1l;S5 a. M; 800 SAC.
Eer Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park,
etc. SIS ass Red Bank only; lI:so a. i'm +;
dsf5 SATURDAYS only), ass Red Bank onsyl.
as. SIS. SIS. Ss5. 1850 p. m. sundays.
cnlSN, S.3. sac p. NJ.
Fer Lakewood. 9:s a. m. ns:5o. Saturdays
onlvN. 1iS SIS 4;as 6:is Saturdays only.
Fer Atlantic oty, s:s5 a. M; u2:so satur.
DAYS enlyl. s3S p. m. Sundays, $3.50 a. m;
For Trenton and Philadelphia, s12, 7:ss. s:s5.
SIS msss a. m. 'sls:sO, lis. s:s5. 4:25, 5:3s.
sssis. T4S Sss. 1850 p. m. sund avs. 40,
s:e@ IS io;S; li.sS a ms: l Iio l;I9' ~; az;
For baltimore and Washington. 7:5s. 1855.
ii:se q. m. 11S SIS. 5:Ss, s:13 p. m, Sundays.
ssPhiisdeiphia only.
Telephone 5sA.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
TIME FOR ROWING
ENTRIES EXTENDED.

NEW YORK. May 11.-Beoause of
the continuance ofscold weather and the
consequent lateness of the rowing sea-
son, the board of stewards of the Amer
lean Rowing Association has decided to
extend the date IS receiving entries for
the annual regatta at Philadelphia,
scheduled for May 3d., to May is. The
original date for entries to close was
May Ok
In spite Of these handicaps the en-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

tries have been coming in steadiA
the stewards are assured of a well-A
list. This applies particularly to H.
school and college crews. which hava
been working for months with this re-
gatta in view. Although there are now
fve-eights definitely entered for the in
t~erscholastic ace. the stewards expect
one or two more before next week,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
OBSERVE THESE RULES.

Fill out the coupon carefully. so that
it can be easily read. If not legible it
will be rejected. Mail TO Uncle Jack,
EVENING STAR. Newark. N. J., and
place sufficient postage on the envelope
to insure prompt delivery. Only chill
dren under Is years of age are eligible
for membership.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
POLICE HELMETS
TO BE UNION-MADE

Newark police will not wear helmets
made by non-union men. as reported
to the Essex Trades Council. ,Iav
Frank Parmly. who has the contract
to supply the new spring helmets. do.
clares that they will be union made.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
THLJTaR JUVENILE
e HUMANE
ANSJOCIETY

play the piano; I have been taking
lessons four years. / hope every boy
and girl will take an interest in this
as much as 1 do, and wish you would
please send me a badge to show that 1
belong. Hoping to receive one, 1 re-
main,
Your loving niece,
ESTHER DUNNE,
67 Ogden street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
SOME LETTERS RECEIVED.

Here are a few letters received from
children who wish to Join THE STAR
Juvenile Humane Society:
Newark, N. J..
Dear Uncle Jack-I think it is
q very good idea for this new
society, and would just love 10
Join, as I am very fond of all kinds of
animals and birds. And about the en-
tertainment, I think it is grand. | can
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

st. 5ox1s6. and Cd tract. .......
Frank Masinda TO William B.
McI.ain. Bloomfield. e S Myrtle
av. n W $ land William B. Nc
Lain Is W s land party 1st part),
5SN943 .......... u
Amos W. Harrison to Edward ].
Bataille. Livingston, centre of
Roseland av cor land Freder-
lex NJ. and F. E. Hoffman. 100
x435
Greylock Land Co. TO Carrie A..
Benn, Belleville. e $ Eleanora
st. 375 It n fir Overlook av, 25x
100
Joseph Davis to William G. Rein
ecke. f. Orange. n S New st,
$50 fl " fr \. Maple av, 30x100.
ICornelia NJ. Greenly to J. Preston
Apgar. f. orange, W $ n. 18th
st. 297 fl n fr William st, 40x100 !
Frederick Faas to Margaret A.
Gardner. Montclair, W s Vim
CEN pl. 137 # n e fir Claremont
av, Sx104 ]
Winthrop D. Mitchell (exr and
truIs. etc) to Carrie j.. Gilbert,
Bloomfield. W s Lake st, cor
5 Crown st. if produced, n W.
50x11O u;
F.. Anna Dickerson TO NJ. Coch-
rane Armour, borough of Glen
Ridge. e s R~idgewood Nv. 200 TT
$ fir Linden av, 104x1SS..........
Martha j. Adams to George r.
Christ, Bloomfield. S S Linden
ay, IS 1T e fr Thomas st, 25x100. ]
Peter W. Topken TO Hugo Volken-
ing. Orange. : W s Fairview av.
SIS fit n W fr Berkeley av, 75x200
Fidelity Trust Co. (exr. etc) to
Wilhelmina A. Koehler, Bloom
field and borough of Glen Ridge.
e s Midland av. cor s S land
Robert Peele, 200x634; and I'd
tract 1o,0ot
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Dear Uncle Jack:

Dear Uncle Jack:
There isn't anything I'd like more
than to join the Juvenile Humane So
ciety. l have a Maltese cat at home,
and my sisters, as we'll as my brothers
and I, love 1t dearly. She is watch
ing me write this letter. I once owned
a dog called Dude, but my sister lost
him. Hoping to see my letter in the
paper and receive a society button. I
remain your new member.
MAMIE MAKOWSKI, age u.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS
NEWARK.

NE Ann.
Christina Schroeder and hus to
John ~Schiechtle, n s Ferry st,
125 TT W fr Ferguson st. 25x100.
John ~Schiechtle to Christina
Schroeder and hus. n s Ferry
st, 125 IT W fr Ferguson st,
z9AlVU
Margaret f. O'Rourke and hus TO
Margaret j. Harvey, n s South
st, $50 # fr land Anna Tiche-
nor, 30x108
Frank j. Baur to Joseph Gruber,
W g Hunterdon st, POT # S FIR
Waverly pl, 25x105 ............
Casimiro Sapienza to Sebastian
Birkenhauer, 8 8 S. Orange av,
% IT e fir Boylan st, 2~5x104......
Casimiro Sapienza to Sebastian
Birkenhauer. S s S. Orange av,
so TT e fir Boylan st. "a inx52 TT
Paul Fltz Gerald (exr., etc) to A.
o. Fitz Gerald, at David B.
Days corner, W S Mulberry st,
3l&llO
James, M. Hays TO Mayor and
Common Council of city of
Newark, cor 8 s Shaw av and
e s Schley st, $4,000 of a foot
Xl00 TT
William II. Waldron to Mayor
n Common Council of City of
Newark, cor e S Goble st and S
s Murray st, 20x90..
Joseph Andres (exr, etc) to Ida
A. Duesel, S 8 S. Orange av, 50
TT e fr Lille st. 25x121...........
Forest Hill Land Co. to Margaret
q. Ruckelshaus, W S Ridge st,
Us TT n FIR Delavan av, 50x100..
Levy Mankowitz to Michael Pred
NEST, II e cor Elm and Monroe
SITS, 3SX100..
Lewis A. Beardsley to Henry T.
Bierman, e $ N. 9th st, 2SS TT $
fr 9Th ay, 25x100.
TOWNSHIPS.
Joseph S. Atkins to Emil Ferber,
5. Orange, n cor Wyoming av
and Claremont av, 1OOx2sO.....
Emil Ferber to Mabel e. Atkins.
$. Orange, n cor Wyoming av
and Claremont av, 100x230....
Patrick ]. Corr TO Henry Halbig.
w. Orange, S S fremont av, 1876
1T e fir S. Valley st, 25x100.,.
Maria Sacher ct al to Gustav
G~ustavson, w. Orange. e 5
Whlttlesey av, 625 TT $ W fr
Elm st, 25x1O0.
Maria Sacher (gdn, etc) to Gus
tav Gustavson, w. Orange, e $
Whittlesey av, 625 IT S W fr Elm
st, 25xlO0
Peter A. Meagher ct al to Bor-
ough of Glen Ridge, in the
County of Essex. Borough of
Glen Ridge. e $ Sherman av, Ala
# fir s s Wildwood ter, 12Sx260.
Real Estate and Improvement
Co. of Bloomfield, n. j., to Har-
riett Isabel Kimball, Bloom
field. W 8 Clinton st, 220 # n fir
Linden av, 26x10S .....,.........
Alice B. Barrett ct al (exrs, etc)
to Elliott Marshall, Montclair,
W s Mission st. SO 1T n fir land
Peck & Doremus, 25x106; and .
other tracts
Alvin Kierstead to Elise f. Pr
Duet, Montclair. e 8 Mountain
av, 905 fit fr n s Dittig estate
lying e of said avenue, 77x260..
Henry E. Taylor to George H.
Gibson, Montclair, centre line of
lakewood av, III fl e fir Valley
road, 100x190. ......
Joseph Davis to Charles H. Eng
Ter, e. Orange, e s Davis av. 255
# S fr New st. 35x144.........
Charlotte Wikstrom and hus to
Theodore A. Titus, Montclair,
$ W s Chestnut st, IT'S # S e FIR
Valley road, 50x145. ...........
William II. Bradshaw to Arthur
Fl. Mitchell, Orange, s s Ire
mont ri, IS # W FIR land Chris
tian Jennings, 106x191 ...,....
Frank M. Searle to Hamilton w.
Bennett. Nutley, n 8 Mountain-
view av, 400 It fr W S Prospect
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Dear Uncle Jack-Would like to be-
come a member of THE STAR Juvenile
Society. | am very fond of animals,
and l would also like to have one OF
your buttons. 1 shall wear 1t on all
possible occasions. 1 have a pet dog at
home which | like very much. AS
have no more to say I will have to
close. Hoping l shall receive a button
of our society / am, yours truly.
CLIFFORD PAGAN.
405 John street.
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4O5 John street
Newark. N. ].

Dear Uncle Jack:
l nave heard about this club so much
that I would like to join it inc have
a button. THE STAR Juvenile HUI
name Society is very nice. You often
see men beat their horses and stone
the dogs just for fun. 1 am very kind
to any kind of animals that there is.
l do not like to kin a mosquito or fly.
AS my letter is long, I will close. But
before / close I will again ask for a
button. With love to all, l will close.
From your new member,
CLARA A. CLEMONS, & Ii years.
40 Crawford street.
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Crescent Compound Company. clay
and roofing, Hobokcn. capital, SIS. 900;
ineorporators. F. w. Mills, A. II. Nell
son and II. M. Browne.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

Excuse me, did I get your fare?"
Maude gave to him the frosty stare.
Then answered: Yes, and no doubt
The company is a nickel out" Z
A-Chicago News.
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Many stores, in arranging a sale of this

! description, sacrifice both quality and width in
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

apparently low price. Not SO at this store;
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11

here, every article of musIinwear must measure
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12

will consider for one moment voting
the democratic ticket Who spoke
out in that famous business mems
gathering at a time when it took a
brave man TO speak in our defense
Logan Hay and W, j. Butler-Re.
publicans-that is not all; when they
spoke they said words Of effect
These are men OF broad minds. men
OF courage, tit subjects TO rule. We
honor them for their valor we praise
them for their courage. glory the M
for their stand for justice in the
time OF great crisis.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12
WHITE MEN AS CRIMINALS.

In the last thirty days, while
so much was heralded all over
the world by the insldeous State
Register, and the Record. a
demagogue evening paper, hat
purporls to be democratic in pol
iticS. about the depravity of the
Negro. who of course, is deprav-
ed enough, only being citizens.
free, for about 43 years, the
white people have capped the
climax, in immoral deeds, thiev
cry, arson and murder, but you
did not see one half column of
editorials on the moral decadence
of the Anglo-Saxon or Aryan
race. The superior race does
not need scat hing. we thought
the editor of the Register to be a
man of strong and irrevocable
opinion, seeing his several Bib
lical articles, but when he failed
to reprimand Mrs. Hallam f. r
her evaslveness. her depravity
and her cause of all the trouble,
we observed a weakling a COW,
ard and not a man of the highest
ty pc of the American christian.
Also seeing that he never once
advised the colored people, edi-
torially, to stay at home here in
Springfield. where some of them
had been for more than a half
century-not one paper offered
coincidence nor cheer nor solace
and comfort for the perturbed
minds, unless 1t was the Spring.
field News. We are not all
fools are insensitive TO Insults
either expressed or implied.
There are sins of omission as
colossal as those of commission.
AS man thinketh in his
heart SO is he.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12
DESE THE MAN AND THE GOV
ERNOR.

Hon. Charles s. Deneen. showed
during the recent uprising in Spring
field, that he is not only magnani-
nous executive but Il fearless man.
He has endeared himself to the peo-
pie Of Illinois to such a degree that
his name will ever live through
countless ages to come.
But not only to the people within
the confines Of this great common
wealth has he SO endeared himself,
but to the liberty loving people
throughout this nation and even
throughout the civilized world.
A man is a great man who. when
a.crisis faces the people, is able to
st md unmOvrd, unawed and unterri-
Il d. Such was the case with Gov.
Deneen who sat at the telephone in
the executive Office at the capital of
great state saturday, August Is,
1908, when bowling mob rent the
very air with vile epithets and
threatened the destruction of our
city. He called in regiment after
regiment until $500 soldiers march
ed the streets of Illinois hitherto
peaceful capital in order that the
lives and the property of her citizens
might not be jeopardized-" law
must be stopped,' proclaimed the
governor and it was stopped. Many
persons it is true, lost their lives
and many were injured-a large
number suffered property loss and
Others hardships, but the peace and
tranquility of this city was main.
tanned
We as colored people. especially
owe Governor Deneen debt OF graf
titude that will take us many years
TO pay.
How can we 60 at paying this
debt? | answer by showing to the
world by good citizenship that VIZ
deserved the protection from the
swords and bayonets of the nationa
guard. We owe to the Bushes.
Mems League and the Chamber Of
Commerce and men like the Wig
ginses, proprietors of the LELAND
Hotel the same debt of gratitude
Let us as above outlined, endeavor Il
pay this debt 1t is mighty sum
but we can pay it and we will.
We hope that not one colored mar
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12

Stop calling the recent upris-
ing here race war" 1t was
no such thing. The proof con.
nected with the affair we're
thieves, prostitutes, murderers
and everything but desirable cit.
lzens. We are sorry for them.
They nor their sympathizers
have the respect of decent PEG.
pie. TIE colored people have
nothing to be ashamed of.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12
Republic an headquarters

The Republican Headquarters
have been arranged and now
opened in the old Yates Head
quarters in the Unity Building
2nd floor DR.. J, A. Wheeler is
chairman of the County Central
Committee.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-09-12

We appeal to the white men
who helped to save the Union
and who have the good will of
the country at heart, for succor
aud advice-we ask that we be
guaranteed life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.
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REPU BLICA STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
Chas. S. Deneen
y. S. SENATOR
Albert j. Hopkins
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
John 6. Oglesby
SECRET AIRY OF STATE
James A. Rose
STATE AUDITOR
James S. Mccullough
CLERK SUPREME COURT
J. McCan Davis
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Political integrity is the road
but thieves reap what is sown.