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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10
MONIEFIORE AID
SOCIETY OBSERVES
ITS ANNIVERSARY
Twenty.ffth Birthday OF Assoc
citation Celebrated With Feast
inc and "reminiscences.

The twenty-hfth anniversary oil the
AIontehore Mutual Aid Association
named after the late Sir Moses Monte
fore, was celebrated with a banquet
last night IN Dodgers Hal. Tho al
fair was very successful.
Toasts and responses were as follows;
.'Our Beginning" Henry Lowy; Fra
ternity." Samuel Kalisch; silver Annl-
versary," Abraham Schlosser. ST.;
Moses Montehore,'' Louis Lippman.
The address of welcome was made by
Joseph Altman
Following are the charter members:
Henry Lowy. Joseph Bergman, Nathan
Levy. solomon Cohen, Max Picard,
Nathan Heller, Harris Pincus, David
Lowv, Jacob Weiss. Herman Leopold,
Abraham steiner. Louis Strauss, Will
Jam Linsky. Abraham schlosser, Philip
Lov,v. solomon Matt and Louis Lipp-
man.
The reception committee consisted of;
William Linsky, Gustav Altman Adolph
Altman Isadore Bloch, Hugo Bloch,
julius Bloch. Max Bloch, Solomon
Henry Eckstein. DIR. Henry B. Epstein,
Leopold Prudential. William Cold
sticker, Emil Hermann, Fred Herr
mann. EQWtid u. IlilSNls ANoIhidi' NNN
Ter, Albert Heineman, Jacob Jedel,
samuel Jedel, Louis l-reipl. Adolph
kieinwaks. Philip Low, Samuel Levy
David r. Levi, Herman Leopold. Adoipn
Leopold. Isaac Lichtman,
Moch, Solomon Matz, Joseph j. Matz'
otto Mastbaum. NORTH Mastbaum,
Charles Perlman. Max Picard, Harris
Pincus, simon j. P-remselaar. Alfred
Pork. Samuel Paskow, Samuel steiner
DIR, Edwin Steiner, Simon Steiner
Z .1,iiius steiner, Jacob Steiner, Theodore
steiner. Alexander Schlossef. Henry
schlosser. Abraham Schlosser, 1r'
Nathan Schlosser. Benjamin SchiosseF'
solomon SHERMAN, Louis Strauss
Aaolph Spitz. George Sesal, jacob
Weiss, william Weiss and David Neih-
berg.
The arrangement COMMITTEES a
Henry LoNy, chairman; Emil Frank,
secretary; Joseph Bergman, treasurer
Samuel r.. Finkelstein, Louis Llppnen'
Fred Steiner, Norris L. Fuchs, Abraham
schlosser, sr, David Lowy, Sigfnuho
Altman and Abraham Steiner.
The officers are; Joseph tina
PRESIDENT; Samuel B. Finkelstein, wee
president; Emil Frank, recording sec
retarv: Norris L. Fuchs, sec
rotary; Joseph Bergman, treasurer ana
Or. Eddwin Steiner, physician.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10
CRITTENDEN HOME ASKS
FREEH0LDERS FOR HELP.

Chairman Harrison, of the finance
committee Of the Board of Freeholders.
appointed Freeholders Winslow n
Mcbride as a special committee to visit
the Florence Crittenden Home on Eliza.
beth avenue. in response to an appeal
made yesterday by the Rev. DIR. James
c. Howard, vice-president of the home,
who asked that some provision be made
by the county for the care of inmates
sent to the home by county order,
Freeholders Winslow and Mcbride will
confer with the authorities of the home
and report.
A conference was also arranged yes
terday by the finance committee and
Essex County Schoolmasters' Asso-
citation in regard to the formulation Of
plans for a school of detention in Essex
county. The plan is favored by school
officials.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10

the FORMAL presentation will be made
by John L. o'Tooie, president of the 81.
Michael Society.
Pupils OF the school have arranged
an interesting program and sfnons
those 1vho with take part are JOSEPH
German, Martin O'Conmor. Henry
csabler. Leslie FRIES. William Pagan.
John harrington. John Mulhare, Charles
Mccartie, Joseph Caritn. All arrange
ments are being made by a cefnrtlitt.e
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OF EDUCATION
IN SESSION IN THIS CITY.

Educators from all parts Of the State
arrived in this city today to attend the
March meeting Of the New Jersey State
Council of Education to be held tn the
Council chamber, City Fall. The meet
ing Will continue through from this
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FINDS MAID ASpHYxlATED.

JERSEY CITY. March 10.--Annie CT
iinskiriz. % years old, q Polish domes-
tic, died from innaling Stimulating gas
yesterday in the room at, the home of
Samuel Kleinhaus, 142 Mercer street.
1t was an accidental death. There was
a leak in a jet.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10
until Saturday afternoon,

Afternoon until Saturday afternoon.
The first session will be called to order
late tNfsi afternoon and will be taken
up in the main with meetings OF the
standing committees Of the organiza-
ion. Friday will be devoted to the re.
ports Of committees, and Il report on
industrial education by DIR. James NJ.
Green, followed by a general discus
sion. saturday, after discussions On
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HOLY NAME c"cIETIES TO
PRESENT FLAG TO SCHOOL,

AT st. A~Iichaei's Parochial School to-
night a huge American Tag uill be pres
scented to that institution by the st.
Michael and st. Francis Xavier Holy
Name societies. The Rev. Denis ] NC
CARTE. pastor OF the church, Will ae-
cept the flag on behalf OF the school and
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arrrs DEATH UNDER TRAIN.

JERSEY CRY. March iO.-August
Miller. Of caristadt. q ~fnaohinist EN-
ployed by the Erie Railroad, was run
down and killed by q drift engine IN the
terminal Yards here yesterday. FIe
was 70 years old. The body was taken
TO the iDorkus and bis relatives notifiSd
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10

composed OF Thomas r. OBrlen, VIII
lam /. roofley and Patrick j. Donahuo.
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several additional topics, the annual
election Of officers will take place.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10
Shower-proof Foulards
But Here Are The Pictures
And Descriptions OF a Few:
One Thousand Dozen Waists at
Prices Almost Unbelicvably Low
23-in. Wide This Seasons Patterns
Sold elsewhere at 85c and S1.25
Our Prices SIC and TIC

The manufacturers of Waists are complaining.
They say business has fallen short OF their early expeeta-
tions. AS retailers we are Wideawake to the naeann'e
of h,st s,tch nurinurings. When a manufacturer conn
plains Ne is usually carrying a burden of unsoid stock.
And where there is unsold stock there is always an OPP
~portunity for bargain getting. Such was the case II this
instance. WE SUGGESTED THAT HE CREATE A
MARKET FOR HIS GOODS-FORCE A DEMAND
BY MAKING PRICES TO US SO LOW THAT WE
COULDN'T FAIL TO DISTRIBUTE THEM QUICK
LY. THAT'S WHAT HE DID. &
We hold up eight Of the Waists in the papers.
The representation is paltry when you remember that
there are one thousand dozen Waists involved III the
sale. Just a hint Of what you may expect. There are
thirty STYLES at 1927 alone. Plenty at higher prices
and the more you pay for a Waist here, the more you saDe.
Needing a Waist for now--or the warm days soon 10
come--we hardly think you'll ignore these chances.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01
GOVERNOR REYNOLDS DECO
RATES SOLDIERS GRAVES

Charles A. Reynolds a former Gov
ernor in the PHILIPPINES who Is now To-
Gated At Santa Fe as special agent for
the General Land Office of the L. s.
Government is here on official bust
moss. s an aide-de-camp under Gener-
al r. ]. G;hon, Commander in Chief
Spanish War Veterans, Governor Re
holds is sworn to aid in the ObSer-
vance of Decoration Dav, and this
morning decorated every soldieds
grave at South sid Cemetery. find
ing forty-eielt graves of soldiers of
north and south and of the Spanish
war. Upon each grave he placed a
| United States flag. Governor Rev
nolds performed this Office only after
hearing that Decoration Day was not
observed lei yesterday, and to obey
| the spirit Of the oath as aide-de-camr
to General Gihon. 1t is the intention
of the United Spanish Wa Veterans
to sarry forward the spirit of Decora,
tion day and honor the memory of al
| soldiers of the wars of the United
States, and to embrace In this gen
eral sentiment the soldiers Of al
sections Of the country. Such a camr
is to he organized In Roswell soon
Harold HuTd having taken up the ns
tier with the territorial officials.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

ruler of the republic. It's members
elect the president, who has no ex
ecutive or veto power of his own. IL
controls the entire administration OF
the nation and all public services,
from telephone girls. letter carriers
and railway porters up to cabinet
ministers and the prime minister him.
sell. In France Parliament is supreme
vita the ministers dependent upon
it's favor for continuance in Office,
with no chief executive to veto. no
constitution to limit and no supreme
court to judge or annul.
Unlike the British House of Com
mons, the French Chamber of Depu-
ties has the right to propose govern
ment expenditures. From 1901 to 1908
The annual expenses have increased
more than s30.OO0.OO0 and OF this less
than sa3, 900, 900 is due to increased
army and navy expenses. The nation
al debt las grown to 20 200. 0O0, 900
! francs; but this does not include the
floating debt, pensions, and debts OF
which have to be sanction
ed by his all-meddling national par
lament. All told, the grand total a.
mounts To 1000, OO0. 900 francs-$S,
600 OOO. OOO-which may or nay NJ
he the heaviest burden imposed on
any country. as Senator Gervais says
For ii is certain that the admirable
thrift of the French people, independ
emily of their government, makes them
better aule than ary other to stand
up under such a burden.
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THE NEW FRENCH PAR
LAMENT MEETS TODAY.

Paris June 1.-The new Parliament
of France. elected on Sunday. April
"a. assembled today for it's first ses-
sioa. II is a noteworthy body, in that
its 597 Deputies and the 800 members
of tn Senate together form the larg-
est Parliament of recent times. The
"Constituante" of 1889, the father of
the present Chamber. had 1.145 mem
hers, while under the Directoire the
electors named $50 representatives.
VINO were then for the first time divid-
ed into two houses.
The Republic of IS4S. which estab-
lished universal suffrage, brought out
a constituent Assembly of 800 mem
bers, which was quickly reduced to
| $50 in its successor. This total was
fixed by the Government of National
Defense in September, 1870. and II
was these 75n Deputies who signed
the peace and endowed France with
the Constitution under which she now
lives.
1t is NOT too much to say taat the
Parliament of France is the absolute
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HIGH RATE
ENJOINfD

st. Louis, Mo-, June 1.-The re-
straining order granted last night at
Hannibal by Judge Dyer. of b U.
s. District court. against twenty-five
western railroads to prevent them
from advancing freight rates was GER
titled to the United States circuit
colrt here today.
The railroad officials generally re-
fused to be quoted today concerning
the suit. The action of the govern
nent, however. was a surprise to
taem.
Processes against the defendants
were prepared and will be served in
districts where the railroads have
general offices. Under the orders OF
Attorney General Wickersham exped-
iting certificates. providing for a
speedy deter nination OF the issues,
was filed and copies mailed this nor
ming to circuit judges Hook, Saaborn,
V~aadevsnter and Adams. \
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Paylor and ah-
by girl left this morning for Los An
eeles. After a short visit AT Los An
geles Mr.. Paylor will leave for the
northern Pacific coast. He will visit
At Portland, Seattle and various 9TH
er points and then stop al Yellow
stone Park, Denver, and Kansas City
IN his way east, at MIR. Paylor's old
home at Taylor Falls. Mimi, will Wis
it At Minneapolis and then go u
Washington and his old home in
Danville. Va. Mr.. Paylor will return
in August. Mrs. Paylor viii spend
the summer with Mrs. George A.
~Freidenbloom at Los Angeles and OF
er points nearby m will then take
practically the am trip that Nh. Pay
lor will have taken. but will probably
go no farther east than Minnesota
Sine Will return in the fall.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01
Reeds Record Was Left Out.

Ply m oversight, the record of
Reed tAe catcher for Lake Arthur,
was left out of the tabulated score of
Mondays base ball game. He made a
splendid record. as follows: At bat
Ave times, two rims, two hits. eight
pltouts. one assist and no errors. An
Other mistake in the scoring ave to
Stains a put-out and an assist that
belonged TO Leland. This was the
sensational one-hand catch of Lei
and's in the fourth inning that saved
two runs. Caldwell had three put-outs
that were not registered in the tabu-
lated score. also. 1t seems that it was
an off-day for the score keeper, as
we'll as for the team. Wright's great
one-hand catch at third base, in
which he tagged a runner without a
lost motion of the hand, was a feat
ure of the game, also, that deserved
mention. although the umpire could
not see that the unner was out.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01
NOTICE OF SUIT
In the District Court of chaves Coun-
~. New Mexico
T. 8. Chambers. plaintiff.


v. No. 1896
Tobias Cazier, G. A. Post.
Charles H. Ressent, and ]. NJ.
Cust;ce and all unknown Heirs
OF any of said defendants, and
all unknown claimants WHO
may claim any interest ad-
verse to plaintiff. Defendants
TO the defendants. Charles II. Bes-
sent. J. NJ. Curtice, C. A. Post. and all
unknown heirs of any of aid defend
ants a1d all unknown claimants in
the above entitled suit:
You will take notice that a suit has
been fled against you In the District
Court for the Fifth Judicial District
of the Territory OF New Mexico. for
the County of Graves, in which T. 8.
Chambers Is plaintiff and Tobias +.
Cazier, c. A. Post, Charles II. Bessent
and j. NJ. Curtice and all unknown
heirs of any OF said defendants and
all unknown claimants who may claim
any interest sdverse to plaintin are
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defendants and numbered 1896 on the

UVNhCt UI NdIU VUUIN-
That the general object of said suit
is as follows. To establish plaintiffs
estate and quiet title to all that part
of the W 1-2 of the NE IA of Section
10. Township Is South. Range &c
East. y NJ r NJ, lying west of the
Great Northern Canal. and such other
and further relief as the nature of
the cause may require and as the
court slal direct.
You are further notified that if you
fail to appear and answer or plead
in this cause on Or before the 9th day
of July, A. d. 1910 judgement by de-
fault will be taken against you in this
suit and the allegations in plaintiffs
complaint will he taken as confess
ed.
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Airs. Nellie G~roundbooker lett this
morning for Kansas City. to join her
father and sister on "A trip abroad.
She has been here since November
and is SO greatly pleased with Ros-
well she now calls this place home
and will return next fail.
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Mrs. r. c. Reid to Entertain.

Mrs. Robert Chester Reid has issu-
ed iavitations for a card party, to be
given Wednesday, June S. at 2:30 p.
M. at her home on Lea avenue and
Second street complimentary to her
guest, Miss Deveny of Indiana.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

John B. Kipling. who returned rec
emily from FL Paso and Santa Fe. as
already mentioned in the Record,
took the Scottish Rite degree In mas
Dnry while in the Ancient City. Mr.
Kipling recently completed the Blue
hodge degrees IN Roswell
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

E. P. Coleman, who was graduated
at the Military Institute this year. re-
ceiving first aonors in his class. left
this morning for his old home In
Coma Miss. His parents live In Mis-
sissippi n the summer and at Ell Pa.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

Mrs. II. l. Pickering left this norm
ing for Boulder. Colo, to attend the
graduation exercises of the Colorado
University. on next Thursday. June
9, in which her son Dale Pickering.
will he graduated.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01
Wanted.

TO BUY OR RENT L. c. Smith
visible Remington or Underwood type
writer in good repair.
Esther F~Teeberg,
75t2 Dye & Dunn's Office.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

We are AYERS of soles and also
practice the heeling art.@Godager &
Woodland -snccessors to Fred Carsten-
sen, ON East 4th St.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

We make a specially of making
Shoes for the railroad men. from
stock especially fitted for their bust
ness.-Godager & Woodland, success
sors TO Fred Christensen. on East 4th
St.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
CHAvES COUNTY, NJ. M

Nellie j.. Booker. Plalntln,
VS.. No. 1853.
Chauncey r. Booker,
Defendant.
Notice of Suit.
To Chadncey r. Booker, Defendant:
You are hereby notified hat the
above named plaintiff mas commenced
in n above named court a suit
against you the general objects of
watch are to dissolve the bonds of
natrimony existing between plaintiff
and you, to be restored to all of her
rights as a feme sole, to secure the
custody of the minor child of plaintiff
and yourself. aad for other relief, and
you are further notified that unless
you enter your appearance in said
cause on or before the fifth day OF
July, 1910 Judgment will be rendered
against you by default and the said
cause will proceed pro confesso upon
the evidence adduced by plaintiff.
PLAINTIFFS attorneys are Messrs
Reid & Hervey and their address is
Roswell, New Mexico.
Dated this May 11ti. 1910.
s. / ROBERTS,
(SEAL) Clerk
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Walter H. Long, of Ell Moro ranch,
returned this morning from a visit Ui
several days with his brother in E
Paso.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

w. p. Littleield came down from
Kelna last night to remain until Fri
day with homefolks.
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The best white oak soles se.ed on
for $I.0O at Godager & Woodland, sue
cessors to Fred Christensen. on East
4th st.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

Miss Lulu Fairchild and Mrs. NJ. c.
Staal left this morning for a sum
mer visit in various points in Iowa.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

so In the winter. He will probably at
end the University of California next
winter.
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Mrs. w. X. Maxwell left this morn
ing for a summer visiting trip thru
Iowa
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FOR SALE cement block mach
ines.-j01 ". Union. 76t3"
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W. p. Wood, TIE tailor. Phone 32i
at 3lsh n. Main. 75t2s
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The Record Job hOp--Perfection, Satisfaction

Richardson & Mcclure are the at
torneys for the plaintiff aud their bus
mess address is Rosw ell. New Mex
leo
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 18th day of May, A.
D.. 1910.
s I. ROBERTS
(Seal) Clerk
Fri st
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The Morrison Bros Store
NEW LINGERIE DRESSES

Recent shipments of pretty Lingerie Dresses
have been added to our already extensive assert
ment, enabling us to show at SIS. 90, $3.50 and
S. SO, some models that are as dainty and neat as
can be
Better ones, handsomely trimmed with lace
and embroidery, are to be had at $40. 90, SIP. so,
SIG. so to 1924. so.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-01

Picnic Wagon 1872 w. End. st.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

reaihlng children lave more or lsss
diarrhoea. which can be controlled ny
giving rhelnherlaiu's Collie, choicra
and Diarrhoea Remedy. All thai =
necessary Is TO give the presrr'ns'
dose after each operation OF 'ue
Novels are more than natural and tnen
castor oil TO cleanse The systrnl y
Is safo and sure. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

interest in thrbI
There is Fcrv important differ
enee betwene air Gerlach and say
tiher man running for the nomination
IN either psrty4 This is a distincttpn
which makes Mr. Ccrlscl. pre-em,.
penily the candidate for the farlnerI
and the ayerag,h hlnlsiness man to shl'r
port. This aprJlcs to The whole dos
trict, and cspccisIly that part of -
which used 10 be known as the short
lrass country, ~ which Mr.. Gerlasa
ives aud wherchis personal interests
aie chiefly conferred The distinction
is made clear BY The comparison no
tween MIR. Gerlach aud the present
tonpressnan, Dick I, Morgan. Mr.
Morgan calls Woodward his. home. a1,l
h supposed to be the representative
IL congress with whom ihr interests
cf the short grass country rest, IS
matter OF fact, Mr.. Morgan went
! to Woodward as register OF the Unit
I'd states land office, aud never mas
: tyed there, except in the capacity 81
oIicc holder, or office seeker. lie
rpyer has beeiI dependent upon no
prosperity OF that country Tor his own
income. or his own gelfsirey He n"v.
cr has either rented on owned a home
IN woodward except asNhe now may
own or ren; one IN Washington lie
( knows that hardships Ahyc been Ell
enuntered by the people Of that pa't
+ II his district. but knows 1t only from
I hearsay. He has never been sunef'
er With them in their adversely. Til"
same conditions. are true large as
applied 10 all other candidates op-
posing Mr. Gerlach. in either party
/ On the other hand Mr, Gerach nas
nething except what he has developed
in that part of the state, and Is de
Il 4 oudent wholly unon the welfare )f
the people whom he seeks to repr =
sent. His business career began ls
helper around the COW camps o.
ihe Texas Panhandle. In that region
lie began to trade on small seal
/ NTH the COWBOYS in articles OF mef'
chandise. A store in dug-out W.
lis first place Of business. He hal
his first establishment that couhd
he called a store. at Canadian. Texas
IN 1893. when the Cherokee outis'
was opened. he went TO WOODWARD
establishing his mercantile Duslnes7
there with the FIRST settlement OF tne
country. His mercantile establish
nient has gone ahead, because he =
vays was friend OF the man y
need. and gave those with whom IL
Irfalt the best for their money tH'
taev could end. He has today u
Woodward mercantile establish
nent, which, It situated upon an ois
lahoma City business lot, would ~
building eight stories hlgh' an
IL Is dependent for his future. y
Ne has been for his past, Wholly up
an The farmers aud residents ot ~
section OF the state where no lIse'
Ills business aud his personal lntm'
ests lil,c those OF the farmers Va.
had their bad years he KNOWS e
expericncc the needs Of the peop''
and il that part OF the district Is Isp ~
resented IN the next congress py IL
man best qualified to urge and seenfs
such action as the former short sfa y !
country which Is now an agricult'Ifa
empire. needs. 1t win have tDsDe y
!, John Cerlach. for no other candidate
lis qualified as well as he.
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Fruits allowed 10 remain IN po'qa.
+ ehins get q hetler uavor