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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
HAS BEARING
ON ELECT ION
Significance Of Making New
Congressional Districts.
fFrom the NEWS Correspondent

Trenton. Nov. 27:The readjust-
Iment OF the Congressional district
Hines within New Jersey will be one
Iof the most important questions
Ifrom political point of view to
come before the legislature OF 1912,
Under the act passed by the last
icongress the number of congression-
al representatives from New Jersey
has been increased from ten to
twelve. The legislature, therefore,
will have to establish two new COM
gressional districts which only can
| be done by readjusting the lines OF
at least some of the present districts.
las the Republicans win be IN con-
ItroI of both houses of the Legislature
| they will be able to make the new
congressional lines to suit them
selves and, Of course. they will be
quite likely TO have in mind some
partisan advantage to be gained IN
| the apportionment.
AS the congressional districts now
stand the Republicans have the -ad-
vantage In that the strong Demo
leratic counties like Hunterdon, War
rem and Sussex are placed in districts
where those majorities are overcome
by Republican majoritfes In other
counties, The present reapportion-
ment was made by a Republican
Legislature ten years ago.
The apportionmant to be made by
1.-The incoming legislature viii be de-
eidedly important because OF ite
Ibearing upon the election Of dele
gates to the national conventions for
| the nomination Of candidates for the
presidency. With Essex county bay-
| ing two congressional districts and
Hudson county two more, with q
lcontrolling vote in a third. these Two
counties will be able TO elect ten OF
| fhe twenty-four district delegates
ara. because OF their great popula-
Itiogl. provided they work In har-
mony. they Will be able to control
lthe election of the four delegates at
large.
This situation will not be ct par
fieuIar moment to the Republicans
because the outlook il that New Ier-
Isey Will send solid delegafion fav-
torable to the renoInfna4ion of Presi-
idsnt Taft Il means nsssells noSey 81,
Ito the Democrats, provided there Is
basis for the statement OF former
state Chairman James ". Nugent
fnAt a 0gnE WIZ DE fAassA eEsaiust ttte
election OF delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention favorable
to the nomination for the presidency
|of Governor Wilson Whether NIL
aon delegates could be defeated is
lone thing, but the anti wilson men
.-sss .sss;s
they could concentrate gfie5v fight IN
the two counties OF Hudson and
EBsax, and ii they won would evenly
divide the New Jersey delegation
The Democratic state committee
has declared III favor Of the noniina-
|tlon Of Governor Wilson FOR The
presidency and no douAs will do
everything il can to prevent the DE-
feat of Wilson men III case an effort
IS made TO eaFFy ont Mrs Nugent's :
threat.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
HURT IN FALL
DOWN STAIRS
Joseph Schoddick May Die--
Taken to Hospital.

Joseph Schoddick, of 346 Clifford
street, lies In the city hospital In a
precarious condition as the result
OF fall down a flight of stairs. In
ternal injuries besides many cuts
and bruises may terminate In death.
according. to statement by DR.. M.
s. Meinzer, the attending physician.
Schoddick Is about fifty years old.
The accident happened early Sat
urday morning and the man seemed
to improve. This morning turn
for the worse was apparent and DR..
Meinzer had him taken to the city
hospital Schoddick, It seems, was
coming down a long flight of stairs
in dark hall way and after turn
ing on the top he missed his step
and fell to the landing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
NEW PLANT or
THE CABLE GO.
Standard Underground to
Build at Hamilton, Ont.

Another huge manufacturing
plant viii be added to the string OF
factories OF the Standard Under
ground Cable Company. before
March /, 1912, an official of the
plant IN this city stated today. The
new addition will be located at Ham
fIton, Ontario, Canada, and modern
ly equipped in every particular II
will be about the same size as the
Perth Amboy plant, although em-
ploying only 500 hands. This is 300
less than the number employed by
this company in this city
At the present time the company
has factories located at Pittsburgh,
Pa, Oakland. Cal. and Perth AM
boy, 1t was learned from the Official
that a number Of employees from the
plant here and at Pittsburgh will
probably be transferred to the Ham
ilton factory. when the same gets
under way
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
RINGEMENT
ON HIS PATENT
Charles Henry Acts Against
Wilson Whiskey Go.

Charging infringement on his
rights as patentee of non-reffllabIe6
device for bottles, Charles john
Henry, OF this city, has engaged
counsel to recover from the Wilson
Distilling Company, manufacturers
of the famous Wilson wiliskey.
Henry perfected a porcelain device
which permitted liquid to hoW
through IT but one way, ilus when
attached 10 bottle II became noaa-s
retillahIe.
It appears that Henry began mcgee
ftIations with the Wilson concern fer
their use on whiskey bottles. Soon
after the nezStiations terminated he
charges the mpany issued device
similar to cat devised by him ana
are now placing it upon whiskey
bottles. An effort win most likely
De lnads TO settle IN an amieabt0
way, but Ii the Wilson company re-
fuses. Henry will make them de-
PENDANTS In an action brought III the
United States courts. Joseph H.
Stricken Is counsel for Henry
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
NEW CARDINALS
ARE RECOGNIZED
Secret Consistory Held at
the Vatican Today With
Pope Plus Presiding.
Pope Added Another Cardi-
nal Delegate Whose Name
Is Not Made Public.

hPsCbHt Nv GubtS4 f-K41& " W.
Rome, Nov. 27,--The secret con-
sistory summoned for today to Fatify
the Pope's recent appointment TO the
College OF Cardinals, began In the
hall of consistories In the vatican
this morning. The Pope and nearly
a full representation OF the present
members of the college were pres-
ent. There were nineteen names ON
the Official list OF appointees. the
Pope at the last moment adding an
addition to the list OF eighteen xl-
ready known The nameas & ne new
cardinal. however, was withheld
from the public.
The past year, the Pope told the
assembled cardinals, was one OF
warning for the Catholic church aA
the anniversary OF its loss through
spoilation by the Italian govern
ment of It's temporal power, The
year also marked. His Holiness con-
tinued, the impunity by which ths
Protestant sects by which he was
supposed to have referred especially
to the Methodists. have opposed the
church openly In Rome His Holi-
ness found conflict In the Catholic
worlds increasing love for the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
SELL SEALS ON
DECEMBER 4TH

Mrs. G. e. Baldwin, who is in
charge of the sale Of Red Cross
seals In this city this year. said to-
good cheer will be placed on sale
An many Of the drug stores and
larger department houses on Mon
day, December 4. and expects a very
successful campaign. Mrs. Baldwin
has Just returned from an absence
of two weeks from the city and will
take charge OF the work immedi-
ately, paying special attention to or
ders from the factories and fraternal
organizations.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
PROF n0f. LARSEN ARISEN
FINE SPEAKER

4 lecture ON sour Nation IN the
Days Of War; (vort Folk | Krigens
Dage) WAS Wen rendered by Pro-
lessor Karl Larsen, the eminent Dam
|ish author and poet. in Washington
hall Saturday night The hall was
almost flied with an appfsciative
audience Those In charge OF the az
faar uera Peter G. 0leen. William
Mathiasen. John Christensen VILE
aAm Tangent berg. Thomas Thomsen.
Henry Hslseth, Abel Hausen M C
1safsen. E. 3 Hgakea0n ard AxsI o.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
2O5 SECURED
FOR Big CLASS

At a meeting OF the class initia-
tfou committee Of the Woodmen oi
the World held yesterday 1t was re-
ported that 205 applications had
been received to be initiated at the
big class here on Monday, December
IL. Another meeting of the COM
mittee viii be held on Friday night,
December s., when final arrange
ments will be made. Sovereign
Commander Joseph Cullen Root, OF
Omaha. Neb. Sovereign Manager 3.
E Fitzgerald, of Kansas City, and
others OF the sovereign camp will be
here at the class initiation cere-
monies.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
ITALIAN CHURCH WILL
HAVE DANCE TONIGHT

Dancing to the strains OF a large
band viii be enjoyed tonight Ia the
Auditorium on the occasion OF q ball
for the benefit Of the Church Of Our
Lady OF the Most Holy Rosary.
Elaborate aud extensive prepara-
tions have been made for the event
Delegations are expected on hand
from Port Reading Keasbey, Metu-
chen. New Brunswick, Staten island
as we'll as large representation
that ID expected from this city The
funds received will go to the funds
|of the church. or which Rev. Coium-
Ebfno Ga1assi Is the pastor Hot ssr-
per will be served at the proper hour
and refreshments viii be served
through out the night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
CLOSE WATCH
ON SALOONS

Acting under orders from Chiet
of Police Patrick ], Burke, members
of the police force paid more atten-
tion than usual to excise and gam
bling violations here yesterday. Az
result 1t seems there were fewer
violations along those lines than the
city mas felt in some months.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
MONEY SPENT
BY DEMOCRATS
Some of the Items of Re-
cent Campaign.
special 10 The EVENING NEWS.

special TO the EfESING NE W5.
New Brunswick. Nov 27 Follow
ing Is part of the itemized state
ment Of expenditures by the Demo-
Gratis during the recent campaign. as
filed BY County Chairman Thomas
H. Hagerty: New Brunswick Home
News, $44T.05: New Brunswick
Times, $395.50; Perth Amboy Even
ing News, $247.75, Perth Amboy
Chronicle, $183; Albert DATE Com
.pany, OF Jersey City, s1,012.90:
South Amboy Printing Company,
$3.50; LaRoe Press $106.50; Wood
bridge Printery, $3.50; Metuchen
Recorder, s25; Roosevelt Weekly,
S25: postage stamps, sl,006.64;
Sections Taxi Company, of Perth
Amboy, e3). s127 $3.50. s2s3.25;.
Perth AmDoy Garage Company (2),
$24, $24; New Brunswick Opera
House, $175; George X. Shantz, $15,
County Clerk Cannon, s13; John J..
Scully, IS; Albert Bollsehweiler,
$500; d. WI Clayton, 500; Perth
Amhoy Band Association, $51;
Frank Seidler, $500.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs Mary Mallett and family
wish to extend their sincere thanks
for the sympathy Of their friends in
the bereavement Of their daughter
HeIen, for the many beautiful floral
tributes, and to Rey. Peter Corr.
Undertaken Burke and all who so
kindly assisted throughout her i'll
ness. 24S7-II-25-1fs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
GRAND JURY To-
BANQUET BANQUET HERE HERE
AT Packer House Next Week
September Body.

1t was learned today that the
September grand jury will banquet
at the Packer House, this city, some
day next week. The management at
the hotel states the exact date for
le dinner has not been decided
Napon. w. Parker Runyon, OF this
city, is foreman of the Jury:
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
$693. .69SPENT
BY STATE COM.
Democrats File Statement o.
Their Campaign Fund.

Trenton, NOV. 27The Demo-
cratic state committee fled with the
Secretary of State today The only
receipts were $3.50, which was made
up of subscription of $50 each
committee The expenditures
amounted to s6g3 50, leaving bal
ance in the treasury Of 1861.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
ROBBERS MAKE HAUL
IN PALISADES OFFICE

Palisades, Nov. 27: Robbers
early today broke Into the post office
here, carried away to two foot iron
safe and blew Ii open within SOC
feet of the building, escaping With
$4,000 in stamps and money
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27

TRY cur sxcnange coIumn. Ns
answer, 40 pay. Two cents for every
reply receivsl
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
CLEAR FIGHT BETWEEN
+ TAFT AND La TOILETTE
spscial b. United Press Wsrs.

Washington, Nov 27-Taft VS..
La Toilette, an open and shut fight
between the conservatives and rad
icel elements Of the Republican
party without side Issues or the pos
sibiIity of a compromise. This IL
Iofficial Washington view of the sit
|uation today, Following the inspired
statement by the Philadelphia North
American that Col. Roosevelt was
not a candidate In 1912 and has
mot pledged himself to support
President Taft. Some progresaives
here point out that there is but ons
construction TO the statement, that
is that Roosevelt Will support q
Progressive candidate for the nomi.
nation.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
MUCH TROUBLE
IN HONG KONG
Natives Show Bad Feeling
Toward Eoreigners--Tr
Are Now on Guard.
REBELS STILL WINNING
Report That 100 Prisoners
We're Beheaded and Their
Hearts Cut Out and Eaten.
spscioi op b nited Pyess wtrs.

spscidi By United P7ess Wire.
Hong Kong, Nov. 27.-With four
companies OF Yorkshire regiments
patroIing the streets since yester-
day, assaults by the Chinese upon
European residents continue today
and more soldiers will be needed TO
keep order Only under the eyes OF
those already on duty are civilians
safe.
Several passenger motor boats on
the West river are missing. II Is
feared their crews and passengers
have been massacred by pirates
There were Europeans and Ameri-
cans among them.
Wuchow reports say the victorious
rebels are prepetrating horrible Mt
rocities. Nearly 100 prisoners have
been beleAded From the corpses
of several OF them the hearts were
cut. cooked and eaten by the revolll-
tionists.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27
Battle Raging About Nankin.

pVec1uy Ug y HtteU1ye eSS WWes az
Shanghai. Nov. 27.The rebels
captured part OF the city OF Nankin
at noon after desperate battle rag
ing since early yesterday. The
towns complete capture is immi-
nent. II Is still being heavily
bombarded. The city will be prac-
ticaily destroyed from the rain Of
shells. 2,500 In the city have been
killed. Several hundred rebels
have fallen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27

NOTICE.
On account of sickness there will
be no bali or turkey supper at Reg
ans Thanksgiving eve. Postponed
2552 1-27-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-27

4 and
Arm er tonight.
Tuesday increasing
clout1incss probably
followed BY rain.
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GHAMR.t cLARk,s SOUND loein.


fCAamp CLARK has way Of quitting
things that cannot be iniscohstrued.
He makes his statements and the
statements are founded on Gold facts
and they usually 0aSe Weight
One Of his recent a,tterances carries
aeout Is niNch truth as can. be said in
as few words He was answering the
'caHrge that democracy would mean
fahics ana hard times throughout he
s. s,ntry, and this is what he said:
..A xhe deinocrats constitute one-aalf
0f the american people. They are IN
sssased in every species 81 legitimate
business Known among men. and nos.
siels N J'is country. The effect Of
law fails like the rain. the sunshine
ssgd NE dew of heaven, eouaiiy.on ne
2ssst sna'idn Yths un5tist. nseouentjv
80 demaerats cannot ia;ure otbSr
'qsepule 3 business without isinrin E
vseiE cyhg I,haTe said before ana !
say ;so~a'taat no legitimate fpdustNv
~ lihss1smted SfsfRs has. INV f c3pss
avsasfe7ef TO Fear Inc acyioh o affif be
Ssssr eorsfsl and t;.e sSson1f 49, sg hrb.
'Faeis OF etiiscafe kaueiched fi,e 6e..'
fsEs re country wilI lie OF. The al.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh ulat
cannot &c cured BIZ Hans Catarsh
Cure, F. JpGHENEy & CO, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
~ J. Cheney fer the last IL years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN al business transactions, and fh-
.ancially able, TO carry out any ohiiga.
tons made " his firm.
asWaldings Klnnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o. (
Halls catarrh- CnEe-is taken inter q.
ally aotingr directly sapeni the blood
ans mucous surfaces gef 1.-The system.
. estimQrPdiqils ssntisfFserk Price. u15c
Per ooIile.s saldnhsfau druggisss.s )
Take HslrsiIFan;ly Rillstfor secnstl.
pationf I,o7 .msHasa4di u ssssa-fl
sasseFfh soE Isps'e
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LOST Watch On May Is. some ! here
in this city. WIN give the number
of case and movement to person an
swering This ad with watch, ana pay
satisfactory ne werdx for same Al r..
turned to NJ. w. Newman, 1902 GloS-
cester street -s@as " 5-z3
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4 Correspondence solicited, but TO
sscsivs attention, letters must be O.
3ompanied by a responsible name
ut for publication bur as q guaran-,
W of good faithg aail
As Rejected communications will Rsl
ssfurned il accompanied by postage.'
Remittance should be made "
postal note, cheek, money order or
ssgistered letter. Address. IA
n. 3. ST. IS. NEWS FuRL!stiINc CO.
y WI, Il, .I.ss ~ &, erunswtct. ca. sa.
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The best sign that caamp Clark
has presidential ideas in his head. is
that he generally calls new meme
Der from 4 dou. tfnl state to preside
over the honse, when az ,vacates ira
chair. .I.. \.
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AGENTS, MONEY-AlAD Strange in
ventisn startles nation: / Zimmerman,
farmer, gets $13.245 in 4 10 sdayss Kor-
stad, $2.212 in two weeks, selling our
modern bath teuipment. with hot and
cold running water facilities for $3.50.
Abolishes plumbing, watsrworks.
Hart sold Nc in 3 hours. Flee sa2k
PIE; credit. Allen Mfg. Co., W.
len Bldg, Toledo, O..
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SEC BET sF0Rss WOMEN s4Stad &c
Stamp tor seatafdiple III snecih rub
Der goods remedies and. toilet peces-
sites. Fairbank Supply House, Dept.
213z, so Wabash Ave-. Chicago il
: . -
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Wonder If the bathing suits this
sSesseascn .w;ill ano,of the hosblsaor ha-
'sWrssg RsrtetF, toe1 seossu'T sg4as 70
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Want Column

WANTED Young lady to do steno-.
srapaie and eaer light once work
ADDRESS Prdgress. care. News. 5-22
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$40 SODA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
make wonderful big wages next two
months, paid daily. Zenith MIG Co...
'canrt rage burning. CHii;csae6.s IL
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s'nussItpteeins tor i dock as,if President
Rtas has located theeretirihg' feature
sspt his disposition al
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MonoplaRes have afonnd new way,
81 killine their victims. Oneafell en-,
Henri Maurice BeFteragx. the French,
minister Of war, or Sunday. l1llinz
him instantly s1
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FOR RENT-Rour or five furnished
or unfinished rooms. Mrs. -. A.
Smith, '21S w, Adams street; Jackson
vile, Fla. pleqasAs 91SsS 5-25
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f4 These Mexicans are about to go 70
dEhtine gain over J3e terms Of their
peace treaty. II /
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Inc treasury denartlpents Of the
United STATES aggaees that N sell
ing the Panama oads. preference
VIII r giyep 70 sgAs'9 Sss;s. u s.;
not take q Pnpch,of them boEpe WITH
youe s's'f'trFs 3
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ssw Fhey ,sar6 utalkihEaufa making airs
sss' asffs Nj ,stlafita. rFhe r&Wasmaterihld
" oSghtt 10 besyseEs nleptisul asEsl AZ 4
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! OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

b eiynn County. Gym County Conn
sntsaeners; City Of erunswiek; tns
Urites States Court Of Bankruptcy
sor This District.
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.sollstiEo Hal stffs dsylsfn tlIis Jsectionl OIL
~ tAes4uBtf scliH d daiscHutRouring canl
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'sTErEPnoNEs

Business ofiice, EDITORIAL Rccm. .1sS
TIE City Editor 4. ". l.g.s:a.. S40.
{ ne EDITOR .ys.Ye ~ (. s.'s.is .43z
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ypnh Hawaii Wants 10 serTNsrstet VS.
don't1bIame her asb{f ebuta feaai% she
is a very. long way from headquar.
tertaen 8sux sNssfMuN A. s,sY
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sire of the democrats Is to arranee3
it61hkss al faf az M he. thai ever
american s citizen shan have al eo,Isl!
chance * 4, [race - ,ife >
TIE ssssfe Ia, ~ NAT : democra II
prssiaan : Mn III mean psnicss i III
stantly 5.aaded cut 81. those that -.
benehtfsd bysS the. protective tariff ! f.
IS said f5o5 adfecf the fen rant vot er
and. unfortunately. IL has bad its 81
feet. and l5as Il 6rt, he reoublieans N
power Il
IL is fo1lss.tos s,1f,,eses that the thas IT.
sands: OF saem6ryatsss win delis erat IN
plan is. r.,irs themselves whom r.,
gvod mil1-s4saer6mpIisbed, & The lead
ers. IN TIE III drJf can party knew how
untrue theiy ssa e1aents i'm regard 10 e,
iris natters aye. but they also know ID I
! thsf TIE emit dinner pail cry does
! get votes AZ dnescertain classes =
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saoss@. Cox ef~esinesnneti.- managed
/. tesran tse''saasus offa5 judges in. Ohio
st;ana comes put Of the perjury 'sndict.
be ments as white AS swhitewasiI caa,
make him. s sses &
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DO Ghosts. Haunt swampsg

No, never. its foolish TO fear tan
cied evil, when there are real end
deadly peFils ,tqi gl1aFd n against in
swamrs and MARSHES, Bayous and low
lands These a.res tbeg malaria germs
that cause sP9e, chills and fever,
eaknesss ssactSss Gin , thes homes @nd
muscles and may induce deadly Ety.
ph5id6 Eat Electric EATERS desttsys
and casts ont tess, vicious gems
3fsofhsthe Blood I '4ff,ree BOTTLES drSve
ssall etRe FnRIglsria s'fEenl by system.
wrote VIM. Fretwell. Of Lucama, gSN.
or and BEs rs siRfi fssfIth EYER
since Use this safe. sire remgdy
lpnfss fIsesss Aqss8RpURi store.
We WHY lend yo5 the money ITO
build a 'lsdmes 81 ORE bf tS6se pretty
lots in sonth-end. Albert FendigS&
Coz "A ssssAe.ss
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supcls s.lQes lxon Is certainly &c.
cupying- the end seat these days in
8sahats vastly wing reorganization
erkrown7as sthef doxa-ant7out club;
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