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]. B. MIDDLECOFF.
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

With a full appreciation Of the sup
port You SO generously accorded me at
the last election, and in the hope that
duties pertaining to the office of sherifl
for the Term just closing has met your
approval, I respectfully announce my
candidacy for the ensuing term, an
the past your interests shall be sacred
ly protected at my hands. . ,
WILLIAM ]. BATES.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ST. Louis
- COUNTY. 8%l:@2!TSr9*Z

K I most respectfully announce that !
am candidate for the Republican
nomination at the coming primary
election for REGISTER Of Deeds OF ST.
Louis County The assistance Of my
good Republican friends IN SECURING
the nomination will be sincerely ap-
= &C.. ss.z:|o. N. L11NDRERE
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J. ADAM: BEDE
Member of Congress-, Eighth District
of Minnesota. q. =.

MemDer Oh congress, =Elghth District
of Minnesota =. :.
The issue which confronts the
voters of the Eighth Congressional
District at the ensuing primary cleo
ton Is more Of business PROPOSITION
than political one = -: :: -r's: -.
Every voter at, all familiar. with. the
methods of national Legislation: knows
that representatives usefulness" to
his constituency increases with. his
years of service and there ), is no de-
partment Of human endeavor in which
usefulness is more thoroughly depend
ent upon length Of service than in con-
gressional work. The eastern: states
have long appreciated this fact and as
a result their Representatives, are, in
large measure, the molders Of much Of
be otherwise, for their long experience
gives them commanding places on COM
mittees, and the new members, be they
ever SO bright, are practically at the
mercy of those who are their seniors
in length of service. f.a 80"
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

I am a candidate for the nomination
for county auditor subject to the Will
Of the Republican voters at the pri-
mary election. -. +. = -.
ofca the pseSen! ,t9n11a o. tat
that have zealously *endeavored to
discharge It's duties with even handed
Justice to all parties; and Should the
voters again honor me with their suf-
frage: loyalty to the taxpayers, and
faitnfulness to duty, shall be my sac
red purpose Of endeavor.
sODIN HAtDEN.
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POLITICAL I.
ANN0UNC EMENliT!I.S.
.CAND1DATE FOR -coN,GREsg,.4 :

citizens Of this district, announce my
candidacy for: the Republican; .nomina-
ton to. congress. am in thorough
sympathy with the reform policies In
II elected shall be active in their sup
port and In opp position to all contrary
Influences. The interests of the people
OF this district shall receive my CON
slant attention, and I shall endeavor
to discharge the duties 81 the office
with the utmost fidelity, giving the
workers and the wage earners : their
just measure of rights and every man
q square deal: My legislative and pro
what L say. Il ~. -, : :, - $. 4 y.
I solicit the support. Of all progress
i've citizens 80 :, g
~. =: CLARENCE B. MILLER.
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To the Voters of the Fifty-f1rst .Leris-

TO tne IVoters Of the Fifty first 'Legis-
For the fourth consecutive time 7
come asking you to re-elect me as
your representative and trust that my
legislative experience and ability will
warrant you in voting for me.
Thanking the members of organized
labor for their support in the past,
and hoping to be treated as we'll in
the coming election. I remain,
: Yours politically, - =
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To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, =

With a full sense Of appreciation of
the confidence you have heretofore re-
posed in ME, and in the hope that my
discharge Of the duties Of the office
fully announce my Candidacy at tie
coming primary election for the Re
publican nomination as clerk OF. court
J. p. JOHNSON
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,.5...:... 20. N. LUNDBERG.
TO THE&VOTERs OF THE FIFTIETI
- 49, LEGISLATIVE DISTRIC.ss s1s

:: For another term continuance OF the
;1appy relations that have existed be-
tween my constituents and myself /
the coming primary election TOR s, the
Republican, nomination as Represer1ta-
tive from the Fiftieth district. I have
aimed to merit the Confidence nereto-
and shall gendeavorss to continue worthy
Of it in the FUTURE 81 ~ .5s !,
= I $3.50. ANDREW MILLER. &
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20 THE VOTERS OF. ST. LOUIS

I take this opportunity to announce
my candidacy for the Republican NOM
ination, at the coming primary election
for the office of Judge Of Probate. Few
offices within your gift inv olive greater
it's present incumbent I humbly hope
my administration thereof justify the
expectation of your, support for an
other term. With sincere thanks for
past favors and soliciting your kind
continuance thereof, I am faithfully
yours, '-.ss
T. r. MIDDLECOFF
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FOR REGISTER OF, Deeds.

M. c.. Palmer is the present egister
OF deeds Of st. %Lo4iR county and seeks
a denomination for the office at the
primaries September is next. Under
his administration, assisted by Mr.
Thomas Clark (tne efficient and OBJ
liging chief deputy. the business Of
the office has been 50 arranged that
afii ii HllsfssfteF. a1iae ineR lend ,:psgls-
tration law is now in force: in this
ment have a PRACTICAL Kn esS agRaf Of
this law and your lands may now. be
registered SO: that you will have a per-
feet title to your property.
Mr.. Palmer STANDS squarely upon
tor his denomination. :. -. :.
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PIERCE KELLY, =
The State of Minnesota Ito the saliove
named defendant 49, =. IS :

named. defendant:t -. ez.s[:, $50
You are hereby summoned and: -e-
qu1red to- answering complaint Of the
which is filed in the. office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial District, in and for: the Courl-
ty Of st. Louis and State Of Minnesota,
to the said complaint on, the sub
scriber, at his office No. 403-404 Torrey
Bldg, City OF Duluth, In said county,
within thirty (30) days after the ser
the day. of SUCH service; and IL you
failIto answer the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid the plair1tiff In
this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August s, = pos
q s.. s>s. 4. An: M'GINDLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
~ 8 ~ Duluth, MINI.
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Order for Henring on Petition for
l@'.'-' :F:;s Administrations. =; =

STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
=St::Louis.: In Probate Court: IN
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas
The:'petition !: Of sJosefiina Keturi,
formerly; MAXI, having been filed in this
court, representing among other things,
that Thomas. MAXI then being q resi-
dent Of the county Of st: Louis, state
County Of st. Louis, State Of Mime
sofa. on the sth days<o June, 1908,
leaving. estate in the County OF st:
pstitfonsr IS ot the moter 81 ana sai n eee
dent, and praying that letters of adj
ministratton Of the, estate Of said dece-
dent be granted to Malkias Maxi, ~
IT. Is, ordered; that said petition be
bate Court rooms In, the Court House,
in Duluth in Said County SOn Monday
the til day OF Septe mber. 1908, at ten
O'clock. a. NJ. and all ipersons interested
required at said time and place Ito
show: cause, If any there be. why said
petition should not be granted. -.
!. Ordered further that: this. order be
served by publication In; the Labor
World according to law, and that3sa
cory of this order be- served on the
County, Treasurer Of st. Louis County
not less than. ten ia VS. prior to said
Dated at Duluth, MINI. August 9Th,
80 i. -, !. : :. ]. 3. MIDDLECoFF,, S
Labor J. u, Aug. IS zes2ss, 1908. S.,
STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
St. Louis: District Court. Eleventh
OLE sSe'a'a oas4AD p,.,nt,,,
R1kKE nLrsn Hoosa;srip; &.
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FOR CORnNEp
,inccc h{~eoJf

Jonn A. McCuen announces himself
as a. Republican candidate to- succeed
himself as coroner Of ST. Louis county,
at the primary election that taxes
to give the office the attention neces-
sary 10 a proper discharge Of the du-
ties that appertain to it, in the future
as heb as in the past. a. ID ::
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To keep lenons.-1f LEMONS are put
ma dish and covered with cold water
they will keep for weeks at a time
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Summons for Relief, Complaint Filed.
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
st. .Louis-ss. District Court. Elev-
enth judicial District.
DOROTHY c.. KELLY, ~.
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Broad If you use this recipe once
for bread am sure you will use 1,o
other y: Put into quart cup one tables
81 spoon q sugar, one tabl fspoon OF salt,
one tablespoon Of butter, one table
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SUGGESTIONS,

10 keep cream sWeet.-To keep
cream sweet add to each bottle one
teaspoonful powdered sugar. This will
put off the souring process at least
twelve hours, provided the cream is
kept on the ice.
To clean cIossed sink| worked
on it all day; tried everything I ever
heard of, but still it did no good.
The last thing I did at night was to
take can or. package of washing
powder and put the whole amount in
the sink, then put enough hot water
in the sink to cover powder. In the
morning sink was free
Keep milk sweet.-In the hot wea-
thet if milk or cream is placed over
the fire and brought to the boiling
point before being put in the ice chest
it will keep sweet until it is all used.
It may be kept. several days.
Lett over stew.-One-ha1f of a. cold
beefsteak cut in bits, part of a bowl
Of gravy. add one-haf pint Of hot
water, simmer IS minutes; add a sau-
ser Of cold spaghetti cut in pieces,
one cold hard boiled egg, chopped in
bits, saucer. Of cold boiled potatoes
sliced thin; season with salt, paprika
or pepper, and then add one-h tea
spon Of extract Of beef dissolved in
a. tablespoon Of boiling hot water to
brown the stew, and one-half table
spoon Of butter; Cook ten minutes If
a little dry add more hot water. Stir
carefully and have. it creamy and
brown. Delicious and economical.
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COOKS AND WATERS UNION No. 81
Meets every second and fourth Thur1day.
Of each month at Kalamazoo Blk. Is w.
Superior street. President John C. South,
Vice President, Miss Ethel Tuck; Business
Agent, Edw. Mausted, zDelmonico restau-
rant; Fin. Sec. Emil Hollander, 7os E. Fifth
Street; Rec. Sec. Nina Landvick. Boston
Cafe: Treasurer Geo. Wansck. SOL W. Sup.
Street. - = - -.
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION NO. 81.
Meets on the first, third and nth Tnurs-
day ot each month, in - the kalauasoo
sock. Han &C" President. VIM. =. MUIR
nian, sos g. Second St: financial Esecrs-
tary treasurer. H, J. Gibbs. z15 w. Fifth
St. I; recording secretary. w. J. Hunt Al
$. 21st Ave-. e.; w. X. McCollum. Business
Agent. 4s1 East Superior St: Frank Fish
or, President Seventh District Council
National Hotel, Minneapolis Mimi.
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CARPENTERs' UNION-Meets every Tues
day evening at Rowley hall. 40 y. 1ss.
Naitif.th At.s Vice president, jacob ealkis;;
recording secretary, w. x. Fowler. Ellis y
Fifth St.: treasurer, Edw. Erickson, rs
Ninth Ave. e.; financial secretary, EveIt
Johnson. s22 e. Seventh st.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION Go. 1se-alSsss
FIRST Sunday In each month ~ kAlamS-
zoo Block. !. President. B.. Bredcson: vico
president. N: olmem: recording secretary.
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sTEAAIF1TTERs' UNION No, l.S-MeSt,
second and fourth Wednesday OF saah
month at % West Superior st. Prssidsnt
H. II. Dempsey; vice presldsns Il. Cody:
Cor. Sec. e. GREENWOOD; Fin Sec. r. j.
Wtcks. 223 Lake Ave. s.; treasurer. 90.
Larson, $40 e.. Fifth street.,
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MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL as
sociation, No. 7s.-Meets every Friday
Of eacn month curing Tine winter months
At Marine Engineers Hall. 310A w First st.
treatment. cnas: shector: nrstisvtcs presl-
dent Guy Webb treasurer, A.. Harvey, r. O.
Bvx 2Ss; corresponding secretary, J. +. Bnre
s27xS Minnesota avenue as--.es,=.ss
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LATHERS's UNION, Nc "A, W. W. 3 81. L.
| F.-Meets on the second and fourth Fri.
day OF each month at Kalamazoo Blk.
President. George Walters: vice president.
J. H. Selieck; secretary. Albert Meldahl:
6o7 N. Fifty-ntntn avenue W.: treasurer.
A.. :. Meldahl. s06 S. sixty-third avenue
West -. - -" - ~ - -aSsszSs@zl
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LICENSED TUGMEN's PR0TECTIYE AS.
ISOLATION. Zenith Lodge No. Meets list
and 3rd Wednesday. OF each month during
the winter season at Marine Engineers hall
31va w. First street.: President. w. n
Hoy. 212 w. Superior street: First vics
president Fred benson; Second VICE prest-
dent, Jas. Fountain; Financial Secretary.
r. F.. BarroWs, Il. 5Sth Ave. E.; recording
and corresponding secretary. Albert Jones.
TO Z. sixth; ST.; treasurer, Jas. Walsh, rs
NJ Fifth Ave. w. = - ssF=ss#5:S
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BREWERY WORKERS UNION, No. 133
Meets the first Saturday Of each month
at the Kalamazoo Bldg. No Is W. Superior
street. President, A. Stenglein: vice pfSst-
dent, Chas. linden: recording SECRETARY.
Robt Wentland: treasurer, Chas GooleS;
financial secretary. Rudolph Schipper. AIS
East 9Th street. =.
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CIGARMAKERs' UNION NO. es4-Mests
first and third Wednesdays OF each month
at Kalamazoo Bldg. Is W. Superior strssI
President H. Pereault: vice HE1qtdSnt.
Frank Heideman: financial setFetafXr&IeAA.
urer. Paul :Neuman, 507 e. sixth 4re(fS
recording corr esponding secretary. sJoh8
Cakes. care Ron-Fernandez Cigar Co.
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Labor World Aus: saa2-2 30 Sept. s. 12-I9-
g. 190S - s$sS "a. g
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PLUMBERS AND .GAsF1TTERs. local
Union No. 11-Meets on the second and
ma1oo hail President. Geo. Rlsek1ood,
vice president, Marion Haynes; recording
secretary treasurer, H.. r.. Tinkham; hnan.
cial secretary, J. e. Ribble. 14la Jefferson
St E': 80 =,
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MUSICIANS. UNION No. III, 4. +. Of n.
3 Meets first Tuesday Of each month at
aneit headquarters, " West Superior street.
President Arthur Howell: vice president,
A. tAaakanson; financial secretary, Louis
Aostue; treasurer. I. N. Sodahl: serxeAns
at arms. Olaf Halten; recording ssecrstary.
lngaid Nestgaard. and First Avsuus
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= No. 247 l. A. OF M.-Meete second: arid
fourth i uesuays OF eacn month .. the AKA
building. 121 West Superior street PrsA-
dent, S. s. Mcdonald. 62s e. Seventh ST:
vics preSident B. w. Nelson, 602 61St Ave.
West; L.. Ewald, financial. secretary, 1904
East Third street; recording secretary, w.
r. sullivan. 1v9 9th Ave. W. r. &.sssEg55
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PAINTERS. DECORATORS AND PArEk-
HANGERS-Meets every Tuesday AZ
kalamazoo Block. is w. Superior .strsst
President, W.. p. Perry. IL E. Fifth 81:
vice president E. Berxvioa. a26 E. FIRST sts
treasurer. e. j.. Saltau; financial secretary.
D. N. Robinson; recording secretary, Jas.
H. Powers. 513 E. Fifth st. q -l3;;5s# $50
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BLACKsMITH'S UNION, No. 1873. meets the
nrft and third Thursdays Of each month
1T the Victor Carlson Hall. 55cS Grand Ava
West President. r. w. Cummings. 1904
Winter St, Superb: <lce President. Jas
Kemp: Recording Secretary. Louis Haley.
2O9 S. 6lst Ave. W.. West Duluth.
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(seal Probate Court, st. Louis Co.,
Labor World Aug %, 20, Sept. $, .'os.
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q ". A. e. NJ. w. l. A.-Meets tina sarss
and third Wednesday OF each month kAla-
mazoo Block, At = p. in. President, arthur
Moore; vice. president. Chas. Gause; tlnan.
cfars secretary NJ. J. HarneY. sls East sixtA
street: corresponding and recording Aeers-
tary. r. Little 5l7, 123 avenue East:
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> Meets on second and fourth Wednesday
Of each month at kalamazoo Block ofes.-
dent samuel Maghan: vice president.-s JodA
Campbell; financial secretary. +. Perrott
UGlu.n Heignls; CORRESPONDING BecrSI4ty.
WI. Darby, 219. N. 2sth Ave. W.: Dale.
gates TO structural Bldg Trades Alliance.
Gartou, Ali and jackson. 80 80
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(Seal, Probate Court, st. Louis County,
Labor World Aug. 1928 Sept. 5, 1908.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-18

as with the officers, and it is expected
by officials that the desertions at San
Francisco viii be below normal.
Rear Admiral John E. Pillsbury, Chief
of the Bureau of Navigation, said last
night that Admiral Thomas had not
asked to be relieved of the command of
the battle-ship feet early in May It is
regarded as unlikely that Admiral Thorn
as has any intention Of asking to be re-
lieYed Of command of the fleet, because
Of the short term he will serve as its
commander-in-chief. He viii formally
take charge of the fleet on May next,
on the completion of the grand naval re-
view in San Francisco Bay, when Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans will haul down
his flag.
Admiral Thomas Will remain in charge
OF the fleet until it leaves San Fran
cisco on its world cruise, when Rear Ad-
miral Charles S. Sperry viii become its
copmandeT-in-chief Admiral Thomas is
now serving temporarily as commander
in-chief OF the fleet on account of Ad-
miral Evans illness.
Admiral George Dewey will not go to
San Francisco to atterd the grand naval
review in San Francisco Bay on May g.
He has declined invitations from both
the mayor OF San Diego and the mayor
Of San Francisco
The rivalry between the cities Of Santa
Cruz and Monterey for the privilege OF
entertaining the battle-ship feet has
been so keen that to satisfy their desires
the schedule of the fleet itinerary along
the Pacific coast has been changed.
Each city will have the whole feet one
day The fleet will then divide. one
squadron going to Monterey and the
other to Santa Cruz.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-18
NEWS CUT SHORT.

An unknown white man about sixty
five years old was found dead in the Central Union
Mission yesterday morning He died Of natural
causes. Nothing on the mans person Indicated his
name residence.
The funeral of Frederick c. Hartmann,
enploye in the ofacs Of the chief Of engineezs IN
the War Department, who died Tuesday, was held
yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the family
home I2 Sixth street northwest
Funeral services for Capt William O.
Harvey, veteran Of the civil war, were held yes
terday afternoon az o'clock from the chapel Of
Lees undertaking establishment Interment was
in Arlington with fun military honorS
Having to get up at 3 o'clock in the
morning and assist his father in turning out street
lamps. was the reason given by Tony PetTello. the
eght-year-old italian boy. for running away from
home several days ago The boy was picked up by
the driver Of q brewery wagon. near Brookland
yesterday and later returned to his parents.
Harry Shakleford, thirteen years old.
q ll23 Ninth street northwest, Was knocked down
and slightly injured AZ Fifth street and MAssa-
chusetts avenue northwest By a City and Suburban
street car The boy was carried unconscious to 4e9
street northwest, where he received medical treat
ment Later be was taken homa
The Washington herald., 1908-04-18
TAFT GETS TWO; LOSES TWO
One Massachusetts, District Favors
War Secretary; Other Is Silent.
No Preference Resolution Introduced
in Second District Convention
Held al Springfield.

Brockton. Mass. April f7.-Ex-Mayor
Low, of this city. and Eben n Keith. OF
Sycamore were elected delegates 10 the
Republican national convention at the
Fourteenth district convention held here
to-day.
Two sets OF resolutions favoring Taft
for President We're introduced They were
merged into one and adopted. the sense OF
the final draft being that while the con-
yentlon did not presume to dictate to the
delegates. it was felt that they should be
made aware Of the feeling that a ma
jority OF the Republicans in the district
favored Taft
Springfield, Mass. April 17.-At the Sec
ond Congressional district convention held
here this afternoon. Winford n Caldwell
of this city, and John w. Wheeler. OF
Orange. were elected delegates TO tbs Re
publican national convention.
The delegates go unpledged and no pref
erence resolution was introduced. This is
the first district convention so far held
in Massachusetts at which some sort OF a
Taft resolution has not been admitted.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-18
NEGROES MAY DESERT G. 0. P.
Threat Made to Join Democracy to
Defeat Taft and Roosevelt.
Foraker and Fairbanks Suggested
Race Under Republican Banner.

More than 100000 negro voters, it is
said. will be lined up against President
Roosevelt and Secretary Of War Taft IN
the coming campaign for the Presidency
This was the intimation given out yes
terday after a meeting of the National
Negro Association Political League, held
In the Shiloh Baptist Church, this city,
The association is represented in TWEEN
ty-seven different States and Territories.
William T. Ferguson, assistant seore-
tary Of the organization. said last night:
THE first object OF our organization IS
70 marshal the negro voters into solid
square in defense of Senator Foraker
and the negro soldier. second. 10 prevent
MIR Roosevelt from being his own sue
cessor or naming Kim; third, shouS We
fail In this, then If the Democratic nomi-
nee and his party viii offer any part of
the olive bTanch-shOw any signs OF peace
we viii join with them 90 defeat the
Republican ticket
Mr. FoTakeTs friends are our friends
his enemies ours. We may not be strong
enough in our party to prevent the politi-
cal assassination Of the Senator, but, as
voters, we viii be strong enough TO pun
ish his assassins. The weakened and
coin, Grant. Sumner, Lovejoy, and others
They are dead. The principles they fought
for and lived for are dead
If all other negro men were Of my
way Of thinking, II would be Foraker
first last, and always II is simply un-
grateful and disgraceful for negro men
to have any other choice IN the Republi-
can party.
The ticket that could sweep the coun
try is Foraker and Fairbanks, Foraker
and Crane or Foraker and La Toilette
The officers of the association who at
tended the meeting were J. Milton Wal
don. president. Washington: George H
White treasurer, Philadelphia; J. G. Jor-
dan, secretary, Kentucky; ". T. Fergu-
son. assistant secretary. New York City
and s. L. CrOthers. financial secretary,
Washington.
During the next two weeks large mass
meetings win be held in West Virginia,
Kentucky. Ohio New Jersey. Illinois, Ing
diana, and Missouri