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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
MANCHESTER CENTER.
= Mrs. Susie Lawrence Is i'll.

| Mrs, Susie lsaWreuce u III.
Please notice Pettibone's ad. 43
There is 4 good deal o. sickness il
town.
j. II. Whipple was out Of tow
Sunday.
The auditors for the town met ane
closed their work last Saturday.
( Luther Arnold Of Worcester, Mass
1 d 1t home for a short time.
/ st. Margarets Guild viii met will
Mrs. w. II. Roberts Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Mott and son OF New Yorl
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Win
chester.
Miss Martha kobler, who has beer
home for few days, has returned Il
Rutland.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet
with Miss May Wilson Thursday after
noon.
Pearl Winchester will carry on the
HOLSTER farm recently purchased BY
j. II. Dimond.
Service club of the Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. j. s. Batchelder
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. X. Bennett, who has been
III was able 70 preside at the organ IN
Zion church Sunday.
Miss Nellie Poor. who has been in
town for the past two years, has &C.
cepted position in Cambridge, n. Y.
Miss Poor bias made many friends dur.
ing her stay here who wish her success
IN her position.
The entertainmentof the Seminary
on Thursday evening last was well at.
tended aud was very enjoyable.
The prize contest under the auspi.
ces 81 the w. c. T. Y. will be held
Thursday. March 3rd. at the Baptist
church Full particulars later.
Through sn oversight The date Of
the donation Of The Baptist church was
Published AZ being The 9Th inst, in.
stead OF the 18th. This Thursday eve
ning " the time.
Regular meeiineot Baitcnkill Val.
ley Grange Tuesday evening. Al roll
call all members will respond with a
patriotic quotation. Being Washing
tons birthday there viii be reading
pprupfiait ~ the oeeasion
-Anyb,-iy hasiHs uniform, b.long.
iog 70 the Pacific EBane 20 arr or
dersd 10 return same al once.
! : BsTcngLpgR. s,a
W W BfSsrTr '""A
~
Thefv will be donation and sop
pea ~ ihr Methodist church on Thurs.
day evening neal. The 3sih init. for
The henett VI lhe pastor supper vii
bee served from 6 10 O'Clock.
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About twenty young people attend
ed Valentine party at the home o.
Mrs. Minnie Kendall Monday evening
Games were played after which dainty
refreshments were served. A very
pleasant time is reported
DORSET.
donation Tonight. All Come.
Please notice Petlibone's ad. 43
--Chas. Faxon of Pawlet was in town
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Phelon were
in East Dorset Wednesday.
Miss Fanny Wyman was the CUES,
Of Lily Wade one day last week.
Mrs. Edward Morris, who has been
i'll, is now improving.
MIR. Goodwin of Dandy was in town
one day last week.
The topic for the sermon on Sun.
day next will be Their Reward"
Edward Starks returned from
Troy. N. Y, on Thursday of last week,
Prayer meeting this week was held
at the home OF Miss Hattie Gray.
Mrs. Agnes Ridout was the guest
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Morris over Sun.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Crowley are
visiting a, Edmund Roberts in Wards
boro.
Frederick Gilbert OF T. Z. A. Poult-
ney is at home i'll with measles.
MIR. Cot,er and friend of New York
are at Edgerlon's for the rest OF the
winter.
Prayer meeting the 22nd will be
held with l.. l.. Roberts in Dorset
Hollow
Mrs. John Housey Of Rupert was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Har.
wood recently.
Miss Bertha Smith of Manchester
spent Friday OF last week with Mr..
aud Mrs. W. NJ. Batcbeldef.
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Fresh Cut Meat and Bone as an Egg
Producer.

fresh cnt Meat aud Is me has been
called The Ideal Food for laying heus
because il contains 10 highly coDern.
irated buI easily assimilated form all
the materials which are contained IN
tleegg. II your heas ARE not hying
you had better -end b. &. ). Page
Hyde Park. VI. for 20 ID. barrel ~
tits Food II will eost you only $3.50,
freight prepaid "a your raiioad sta
ton. when writing blm mention thin
paper. 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
Something for a Headache.

Nothing else. aside from money, is so
universally sought for rs cure for
headache Headache powders are not
safe aud they give only temporary re.
lief 10 any event. The chocolate coat.
ed aud capsule shaped pills called Sher
mans Headache Remedy and sold by
druggists and dealers at Zoe. aud 2jc,
are recommended ~ the best headache
cure, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
Green Cut Bone and Meat for Poultry.

We are now shipping Green Cut
Bone and Meat--an unexcelled cold
weather Poultry Food. Our price is
only $3.50 per barrel Of 200 pounds.
freight prepaid to nearly all points.
The material We offer is freshcut and
is shipped thoroughly frozen AT
above price we cannot afford TO open
any accounts. Send cash by register.
ed letter. postoffice or express money
order, or personal check. Address,
mentioning this paper. Carroll s. Page,
Hyde Park, VT 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
Artificial Teeth

Not merely false teeth but the
kind that look natural and fl
perfectly. Guaranteed ia every
speci Yout D4a tsstA eau be
sAlrA.ted absolutely without pain
OF unpleasant alter effects by our
new process. No charge Tor ex-
tracing when plates are ordered.
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Thos i.slgerweod y ~ Nsu Nosa
IS tot few 6sys o. business
Misses Martha Brysal sha Helst
serisess q No Bennington visited ID,
fertoef's pefrhis. Mr. aud Mr. b G
Eryahi Saturday aud sunday
/ Rev I'm Faiier seat b Meps.
rsai ol Tuesday. ha,ing bee4 a..lie.i h
sisrud = mettingof the Executive Con
alttee u To- KpoWlion Conference I
vG4eh e. i Nire lfrsidcai BE AZ
psyts - r,iurH today Thursday
Among the real estate ebsnge. ia
tins village reeeuily are the purrhss.
INK Of lhs Fred Wells place on Jameson
fists ~ Kiehard Bates and the pur.
ehAse ~ Mr Wells u the Gauiek
house il The tAne back IL Df, Wy.
mansl
Invitations have been issued 10
members d Adoniram Lodge No. ~,
u A A. n by Temple Chapter. r. A.,
~. u Bennington for their l0alh ami.
yerssry TO be held a, Bennington on
the evening u February I'D. The fea
lore 81 the evening S,ll be- the histori.
cal address BY Past Most Excellent
liigh Priest Henry Leonard stillson Of
Temple Chapter. |, ~ expected that
there will be large attendance from
Manchester and vicinity.
Nj ard Mrs. HcnanJ Dyer gave
Valentine party b. Thirty .tgo pf their
friends az M.ndRy evening. Feb. lith.
The game Of The evening being hearts
which was enjoyed for two hours, after
which Refreshments were served First
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. William
Gillette and Mr., Parker, they having
the least hearts. The consolation prizes
TO Mrs. thas. Ames and A. II. Petit.
bone. Many features of the evening
we're in honor of the day, score cards,
cakes, etc, represented in heart shape.
The favors carried home by the ladies
were candy Ia hearts. and cigars for
the gentlemen. The evening WAS en-
joyed by ALL
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Please notice Pettibone's ad. AZ
Henry Mars spent Monday IN No.
Adams, Mass.
Miss Fannie Irish of Scranton, Pa.
is visiting Mrs. Kate Fullerton.
Mrs. Charles Toombs of Arlington
visited relatives in town Tuesday.
Roy Fuller Of the Y. V. NJ. has
been spending few days at home.
Miss Mildred Weeks and Hazel
Seymour Of Dorset were in town re-
Gently.
Mrs, Minnie Z. Kendall and Miss
Edna have been visiting friends in
Glens Falls, n. Y.
Miss Edith King entertained the
Misses Fannie Irish, Edith Bourn,
Grace Sexton, Luella Davis and Mrs.
II. A. Manley at tea Monday evening.
The Manchester Union Band would
like to add to it's membership four new
players made up as follows: One tuba,
furnished by the Band; one alto and
two comets.
"A Washington Birthday social will
be held at John Squires' under the
auspices of the 0. Il, S. on Tesday eve.
ming, Feb. I'D. The ladies will serve
refreshments. A general invitation is
extended.
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n" said his little say defnitely and with
"nt any lfs or ands and - far as the
records show Il stood Two years later.
IN 1875. Mr. Dir was the nominee for
li"nt"nant-Governor on the ticket 81 his
party
One obJe-tion IN Mr. Dix a. a politician
- that he doesn't look like one. He
could walk around all day and nobody
would ever guess that he ever had been
mentioned for any political Job lie ~
a tug man. MIR Dix ~. and has brna.
shoulders. He Is out Of doc ~ a good deal
although h" SAYS himself he never found
much time for recreation. and his ey. ~
very clear and his complexion looks ~ II
u" didn spend much time hanging a around
anybody = headquarters
II" siudI"d at Cornell and he has pick.-p
up lot " things since then n. doesn I
talk loud and he doesn't wear M fitting
clothes aud his trousers and r,nck.ts are
not haggy He made a slight tactical
error one" hv wearing tie 1T hight blue
which AZ that moment was called Alice
blue. Thus started a discussion as tn hts
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SLENBi g. NrrgtrD' Kuol',. r0,r. u YOU
pirl-' .i.- limiting i'Hd.ug " DIV - tho
BIuu. now rurT- is- mating than ever.
aStoul-ini ul her 'r.ruI. uu broadway thu
other 30, n' rvn-s'u'iu' - 'E"ir rdniring
gn1. e .,,'' r'I AiluSv form IN place ~
VA, pIuutp uuf 'u 49,, fr' outline with
Nht,h she 90 it tH''i BE- ruN 10 unN trtumphs
guud deal u. dupirWurI, ~, So examination
WH- ,tuitpu-lr WHISPERED 'p q iHv dear
irIrud- gI'h fN" result tHuf "Vervhodr
huuur ~ uuN " Was NOT exercise nor
fasting. nor sea- tHr. nor worry abSut her
new Nruitt" fHt1 hrd brought about this
wonderful willow A. .bUrgI. 90 o." charming
NtrgaTst up. IDug ~ these nothing bat a
simple uIN'Urs' b.. NI.h AZ gpud drug gisf- are
familiar with aud can suppl, Ht small cost
'p-NIt Ona- hvIf YUu'' NgTU.ull. one hall
uun,. Fiuii tNfra,t tr-.tTt NrCmati'. aud
three AID our-hnlf ounces Peppermint
water Grown folks need teaSpoontul
after me ~ 70 nj - bedtime explained the
r,,,, -lrndrr Nsrgarst " - simply won.
.,I.rfiu Iittt'.- - the fH' ,fut"kIy. - ulush
a. a pound dtN aud k"~p- 30 81 Nou can
al " hat vou like. too lu that Te-paCt II -
.tnlik,. auvfhtug " M" kIud I ever heard Of
nd h-.-tdr- " hn- another -pleuald IoAtAAIs
90 j. entirely harmless and viii MOI causa
wrinkles I 'uIuk b. I- about ~ c--ent ial
toile' "a rttgle for the oman "a ho - fat and
wants - get thinner ~ face powder In order
10 get tho hr-t re-,Ilt- however. yOu should
buV the NaTmoa ~ the original uaCkags
nd mix " ~ With the other twO ingredients
after you get home.
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'h" sfr.k" va mad" -U"" buf 10 almoat
pII."I 'm' uuf ui 10" boat before ! could
s. . .uIHr ..urf.!. t" 4.Auov lodged. after
fl. ut.. Fl" Me u.rr -Four cor .,r lines
.HHii -.' OH" drum OF '." r"'l after Mr.
l.-H I.I taken n.u over "fgh. hundred
'"'' ui u. 'u". Ii'- r nHI.'.ful sight 10 $50
90 n-h .uwp ".EuT ,r nm" t""' IN IN" air
iu"v u' tho water Iruru with smack
'ut' ,.,u Doe nr.r,. -ou.r Il -'pn,s N Twice
though. b" would -,~ar 'u- boat but
managed .p head him away
Anglo Who passed Phl-burv ~ tho
tine cd! 'h" Poe. Q" report thar tlr Young man
fought his catch W.'h d"sfcritN and skill
- ud nV 10 'h" "ru ~ his craft. hrRcinR
himself - h..' %" could 10 allowed hts
catch fo low b.w from on" plIro 20 anoth her
with raI.dif'. ]" guard from f"roCious
charges mad Boy 10" fish 10 IT, attempts 80
gain liberty. pIu-hyrv held hi roll with one
hand and manipulated e -.ugl" oar with
'h" other. fhJ- scoring the beast n u
travelled along tho surface
lu 49, ulruge~ tr" monster would almost
rUll 10. 'flTl ,r.i. .ud.r The water After
p-ll"'l 'u ~ sud -vm" 'im" failing ont hts
bpit fu prevent r"tug -NHWp"d Witnesses
- i'' 'Nuf '' v.- 'uN'd over lt" miles
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firmnsss % purpose and general stability
and strength Of character
Finally u occurred % ono or two that
tho hauntInR - that d"hcat" SHADE m
'h"ir v"-y faces might m Its.'lf ndcat"
that IT, wearer wasn't going 70 accom-
modnt" his taste in neckwear 10 their
own AID - also was found that h" could
talk Jus' as much 10 the point with
Oh hin" n"cktie and n soft volc" 40
SON" "th"rs might with a scarf and voice
~ scarlet andHthe Alic" blue incident
was forgiven Not that u mad" ~" least
hrt of difference TO Mr. DIX but u was
forgiven Just the same
Alter Mr. DIX had taken his d'grc"
and had returned home from Ithaca.
h. went into business a. member Of
the firm 81 Reynolds 4 Dix. dealers ~
black n1rhln Then h. became a--o-
ciat"d with Lemon Thomson IN the lumber
business and then he began taking over
a little interest IN q few hanks. He began
near home and later branch"d out and
started operations at Albany
At tho timo ho thought ~ would d"
,I..-irablc ~ have bank IN Albany
Anthony Y Brady controlled IN" leading
hank IN the State capital II was getting
protty much all Of the States business
and was only paying per cent ."
the stat. for the use - the States money.
Mr. Dix already had taken over som"
stock IN the Exchange and IN" First
National Bank and he decided Ia combin"
the two II was suggested Ia him nv
,hose who had hs own welfare AZ heart
that IL would not he wise 20 nterf"-"
with the Brady interests: bat NJ. Dix
couldn't $50 whv not The First National
~ which Mr. Dix ~ the first vice-presi-
dent. ~ a good deal 81 bank now. and
IL regarded M ono ~ the strongest up
State. II gets it, share Of the Stat"
money and pays p~r cent for Its ~"
80 does the Brady bank now
Mr. Dix has also become president
Of the Iroauois Pulp and Paper Company
a, Thomson. has an interest in lumber
opera,ions AT Herkimer and IN the Moos"
River Lumber Company AZ Mckeev"r.
!. ca-president Of the Blandy Paper
COMPANY IN Greenwich. treasurer 81 the
American Wood Board Company at
Thomson. and a director in the Albany
Tr,s, COMPANY. the Gl~ns Falls Trust
C,,npany. the Rational Bank of,5chuyler-
y,Il.' the standard Wall Paper Company
and the Hudson Falls and Adirondack
/
The very first thing he ever did IN a
,.,l,,icaI wav came when he was made
chairman Of his own Washington county
Democratic organization. He got an idea
that county chairnans organization
would he a good thing and he not only
doomed the idea hut put II through
All of which brought him TO the attention
Of the state leaders.
I'm order to assure the doubling that
the out going State chairman. Mr.. Conners
Of Buffalo. had nothing on his successor
IN the matter Of handling labor troubles
one Of Mr.. DiG's associates two years
ago told a little anecdOts 81 the new
state chairmAn's methods along that
iine
There had been trouble in the paper
mills IN that par u the State. hut those
mills in which Mr.. DiI was q Leading
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1900. he was unknown outside the legal
profession and the clubs he belonged to
When he resigned from that Office in the
spring of 1919 he was looked up to IN oiiicia !
circles IA the successful prosecutor Of
the American Sugar Refining Company
and the r'-torrr 10 the Government of
more than 81 HO.tsO which 'hnt corpo-
ration had s,olen IN duties. lie had alsn
C1ll-Ctsd from the New York Cen raj
and a dozen other roads tines Tor Relating
aggregatlng w-ral hundred Thousand
dollar In t's continuation 81 hiS work
as Special kssistln' At p~u"v -ti"n"-al
he hrough, s,'y sral officials AMI employees
o. the sugar trial 20 conviction aud i'm
priScnmcn' Tie had previously pat
Charles " Mos" IN ilIl for violating
;h" national banking Laws he con
ducted "a" prosecution "f thIrl"~ Il
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director had not shared IN the prevalent
dinicu'Ies. Somebody CUngrat ulated him
ON the faCt.
Why should "" have troubls2' Mr. DIX
demanded W" are al friends and We
ar" working tpgeifs"r
ConduIrIs grew worse in n" other
mills and finally Mr. lux one day appeared
among his men n m" noon hour and told
them that h. ard the 'Ih"r direct ~
appreciated the r"fI~ll ~ hCir men -
go ont amt wI'r"i o. i,. them know n
He added ihui orders hal h''nn coming IA
- ias' ih,' 4 m" Iucu wcr" willing %
gei ~ TN" work hi'i" harder - dst
In'TrISs' IA" ng'put 'h- c,mpauv would
l." able - mere .-. 'url- wages
Nag" mor"u~"- u,.' 81 that time war"
not m IN" c"u"~il rrn nfI hIngs and The
men w"r' pi'l,.'l lh'y iii gw int he
work htrl" harder and then >,lnr. aud
Mr. DiN AMI ms ass ,'t,trs m IA" manage.
rn"ut at ma" r'iulr,rv CAV" them ~ per
cent raiS..
All uf which Mr. p'N- friend said.
showed 'hI' there w"r" uth"r meth ais
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ROM ~ tNNING ~ TiTTIE.
RcaI Estate ,IoblprrS charged IN Con-
nrction WIN Locating tn" GItN Hall

som. do. Il tho psIftlg4I COMMUNICATION
,ryolv,.i ,r toxin rl,yr,,c -,.,,.,,... -.
,,,,,l,, g. .,,.r,.-.,. -. o., ....,,
Wv w" W ~ '''''. "h'Ie
'hargr~ ~ i''' '~h'" l""'"Tf ar" mad"
against each other toy %" town plan
and autI-f. wu plan factions 4 general
MUNICIPAL election was held Their" last
spring and among important charter
amendments IN" On" creating a municipal
plans commission "i~ carried 10y = llrg"
majority
IN me 't'i',h - th!l ,"iiin'~>l"n "
','. i,,, %, No., ~
-, ,r,.-gr. g.. ,i
%. "'' 49, ~ 80. ''' Wv
ih'-'' I''h@ ~''' ~ ''''' ''..N ~ .l'il
IN" location - HblL. bi..diH-- u"
pdrtNC BItigFT amt IrEtrrs .. review lflR
the. W0fl. q tho 1DtDrui-sI.u, srv-
.afG" hi'"''' .' woo .' ''- '"t yea
he grcn' value 81 u'''Hus ... ,'I,0 s non
ts,r,...r t..I. II tl,U ., .,.r. . Nor.
-. ...... -. ........, . 60,
'"' ''"'. ''N . .''''''''
pom Tor 'H' h'.'.'I WOW 81 500.
Ihs comm .~-l,H ard I.. ',Egf.- are a.
-.,I t,.r ,,,..t, 3D.. r.... am. matt. ,,r,,.,,,
~ 3D. '....... -.
wv ~ 70. ', "
pas-'- a BOND 'Td.usu' " 'a...n; '"' - 49, 10"
with vhl,h 20 erect % .rs hall pu fi" cd
alto Minis SONS. .dd. tnra. GROUND for winch
- 90, , .,,,t, ,.,,g o. .,,,g S-..,o..,
M o.. '
10" a''U'd" ~ 10" 'Nn' Dr. ma ~" MAYOR
j. 'ha' 81 Indifferent" 20 The expressed 10
,f ia, ,o..rs
...--..,, -. .,., -,
N'I'hk "''"''.' NV ~ -" 'N'''F' '"i
months 20 p.n'" 'h" 90" hHu on M" "ld
-i'a and uuN an uTl' ..I ,''ewlf D.. hetng
,r,,ic n, t,,,ty t at,,ur N. tntu,,r .
,,,",,, .,,,,., ,,., 10 ,.,i,.I d..,y an ,,..
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Mr.. St'm~on's activities have not been
confined Ia his official work. He pre-
I,arsd for college a. Phillips Academy.
Andover, and was graduated from Yale
With the degree 81 \. H. in ISsS. He made
AN cnyi1rle record at bnth places ~ =
student aud ~ NAH prominent IN the
social pctt',ti". ~" Was "A mi Reta
kdpra and Skull aud ZONES man ~ ! ale.
from New Haven S'imson went - N"
Harvard law houl. where he took hugh
standing H. was admitted - the hrr
IN 'rI> city m luu. l>ri. ant IN two years
Tr,,' from cl'rh - thu ko,t - Zoo a plrt
me- ~ an" law firm e Roo, Howard.
Winthrop 4 %tIm-nu. Or the retirement
.t Nj Ku,t m .ui iu,' 'i,u i"ciIu" IN
rh~uI,S S'tu.Suu. ~ Srtrr>nu'S ur'C,. -
AT 20 lIrr.tV st.r'i Ia thls rtv Mr.
~tIr.~uu - di-,r''r e ~" Lawyers
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r. ..a... on" from Buffalo and tho
on Fuurro nth street. And Will"
....,' wee Eping on IA" row
.... 1... : DIX reached ouJ and
...'.,- ..,, - own hands
w.. 1ivrE of HIM Tor stat"
o.. .s. - vnl ~" would take
.'. or. condition. That both Con
D.. .ri Murphy r,s" hum their slnov-"
a...'t lr' . -uppor'
r.. ... ...'. what D." had I'nn OK
p ... o.. ..' and 80. i,l.a ~ his ,lictai-
- ... '..rn. uron which h. would re-
90 .. ... honor which oven th"n they
7,. wondering whether or not h" had
.s''.r ftr" was INA" clustering But
o.. ..aa"r- i.r d.d - taxi" him az las own
o. .'nH and Conrer-'- own Mayor II
F.'e.n -"o"uded fI" nomination Of IN"
Na-t. .,tuu county man.
4 .r"rd - DlN Afterwards said that
r ',-.ur ~" pos 'ron he did BiS had
r....v rnfIsad to allow himself to 10
.. o. dividing pot l-a'vepn Conner-
-.. - .rrhv calculated 80 prevent them
g.. .,.Ir.ug each other hlIt certain 10
90. ...' H.| nm" missiles that M gh' b" Nv
. ".'r"r direction Just IN order ~
.. .. 20. rr" members 81 both factions
..- state Democracy. friends ~ Mr.
. .r.'f,.aIIv and very quietly ga,"
.ia.- honest opinion that Mr. DIX
10. 'rI.rdiy 10 everybody and par
~ 200 VIZ DiHs ideas Of how things
.' 100 r.n. and that 80 far AZ taking
'ur- from on" sd" or IN" other
..."ru"d h" would hs absolutely
.. II 'h" hearers didn't b"leve
.... r..g.' ust 20 To Mr. IN and give
.r .'d"r ar Two. first setting mp a
... ."rrt an adsv and -afa landing
. r..fnr' ~ stat" chalrmanshIp
.r" fr-t trIug that got Mr. DiXs
MO- p'r"r n"wspaI-'rs than those
.r.ns'pu .p4uty. Not AZ all Bark
,Hr.y ~ September. word from
rlII- VIZ s"nt ont 20 the world
.u'u fad i.-"u launched for John 4
Gr.~rupr ~ that tim" m order
.' 'r u" man u Was neCessary ~
l.-,rI.stpn among the letter
90 r"v.ulper- by as. ring that
.I. vF- q nephew 81 General and
.,u.. John 4 DIX who -"nt y
',.l r"v.nrI" cutter commander
prrcan. soma years ago to th"
10 any on" attempts - haul
.." American flag shoot him on
.rF himself has -s.ttlsd this question
...r related 20 ~" family Of Gen.
D.V Ia a letter written last
-fi
.... Oh ~pr. crnfus ON regarding my
.ud although I htv" on many ncta-
sri.avuT.-i 'D hpv" u put right ~
always appear 'prrect am not
... ... tho John Adar- lax family. un-
... yrnrrl'Iou- past My name ~
'.."u DiN nv fathers name was
I-vtpu DIK. and my grandfather
U.,
.., vent ahead With MS small boom.
."'n"r saysnts~n votes which he
.l wien tbs nominations wore
'ua ElTalo convention. and then.
.U.r Hearst had h"en nominated.
..n Democratic candidate
.. nUuucd that he would rendIH
democratic principles. hut he
sd would not support Hearst.
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Trust Company ard wemhe- 4 IN"
9 tari'v trgani,a'Ipn Sp,I"tv. IL" -
also q mrn'nr' II "a" folpNIng clubs
& r'l'Urv I rty"rsit~. Union Lea que ale"
3 rwu luWu. Boon" : trprkc'' and M"
! . "u'v-s"v"u'h N-~"un,v District tlur
I"uu.It. al. 80 which b." was rrS- ,d"ut
IA al.
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Williamsburg. Wis al-p convicted ant
recently sentenced 10 -ary" twp years
m 'he Federal prison ~ Atlanta. GA
only q week ago he convicted two forin"'.
United States w"iRhrr~ for con-pirlcv
To defraud ID" Government hy a~c"pt-
ing hrib..a from iInpprt~r- for the under
weighing ~ imports from Mediterranean
countries And finally h" compelled ~"
Arhuckle brothers 90 disRorgc sSg5 $50 on
the alternative" - prosecution Tor similar
frauds This record - by way ~ show
ina how thoroughly Mr.. StImson does
thinEs.
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H~ike. the SECRETARY and treasurer II
the American sugar Refining Company.
Who Wi~ recently sentenced 20 ~"~y"
eight months ~ iH" \"w YORK. Count"
Penl'ru'nrv On Bnck~-ll'- Island. In
~" sam" 'rlll Ern'-J " G"rhruD.'. the.
former -Ipa-'uf"nd"n' Of W" Ing Hly'-
meyers \ Elder refinery u the TRUST I'm
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John A. DIX, HARMONIZER
NJ, az THE DEHOt Ratio
,,NpiDiIE TOR GOI ER\OR.
4 Unn.rr and Interested In Many Enier-
price. - the state How tie HAS
~ ..il"d Political an,i I.ahor ProhIrms
...-u.l Iock Ilkr n Politician

l,r" whom " = Conners
d.. word given IN February
...t .''I," from -, chairman
'm',rnif' Stat" committee
."m" doubt ~ the minds ~
'-"uu~ Whether his ~ucc"Ssor
10 "rd' 4 upon 80 show HIM A.
...i-H'I HS b" might l"Stow ur,nn
"'N whom Corners had recently
o. 'hIrh"- I Murphy loader
Hy Hall II was tu h, rather
POSITION Tor IA" rev chairman.
"N.''i p"lIiI,tiu~ figured ~
%. Vr~ 'o D." q buffer between the