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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
STOPS RUNAWAY HORSE.
THEN CATCHES BURGIAR
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK Special.-A runaway
morse, drawing an express wagon
dashed north in Third Avenue at 6:I5
o CLOCK last evening and turned east
throuSh one Hundred and Second
street when Policeman William
Quain, of the East one Hundred and
Fourth Street Station, seized him Inv
the bride The horse dragged the
PouCeiilth haII way to Lexington
Avenue before he was STONED
Quain turned the horse and led him
TO Ihlrd Avenue, turning south. He
asked OF several men at one hundred
and First Street
Any one know whose horse and
rig this is ?"
Before there was an answer tbara
came the shreks OF a woman froro
the window ON the third floor of 100
yelled: @He
"Burglarsl For Gods sake some
one comet" iio
Watch this horse!" Ouain in
structed the men, and he dashed for
me mousse The woman was leanina,
1ar out the window and threatenine
TO leap TO the pavement unless helm
came. on reaching the woman's room
she said to Quain:
The burglar saw you coming ana
ran to the roof" ''iiU
On the roof Quain came unon q
man hiding behind chimney and in
S.ahlIy Ihere was fight, which last
eu tilil Qualn brought down his
night stick on the mans head.
Inc woman was Mrs. Rosa Mech
KIN. She said the man had gained en-
trance to her apartments by means oF
false keys. "a
he knew I was alone" she con-
tinued and was robbing the house
When ne heard the policeman coming
up the stairs. Then he ran.
Quain led his prisoner back n.
where the men were holding the run
away morse. About this time Fred
werner, Of IT'S Washington Avenue
said: anu
That's my horse"
a ne morse was given over to him.
and Quain took his prisoner to the atar
tioh, where he said he was Patrick
6alVln, 400 East One Hundred and
roTty-seVenth Street. He was Charged
with burglary. eNU
Guam caught both horse and bur-
glar within five minutes.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
New Streets for New York.

Stating that it is waste Of money for
the city TO keep on patching pave
ments and that ii would be economy
in the end TO rebuild 200 miles of old
ana WORKOUT streets. George Nc
Aheny, borough president of Manhat-
tan, asked that the board of estimate
set aside $6,500.0OO for that purpose.
and carry the work to completion as
fast as possible.
While ii would not be practicable to
spend the entire appropriation in the
next year Mr.. McAneny estimates that
maximum of S4,5OO.OOO should he
allowed for immediate uses. and the
borough officials permitted to do all
the work that can be accomplished
without waste.-New York Herald.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
tidatss CardA
Continued
tEiGIiTi1l'1NlIR;;::;;::. . :, '',; =, /.
AS TO AND MtJvE.
Would Be Unwise to Say if Enc.
land Offered Mediation
in War.

LONDON Special.As premier AS
QuiOn told Parliament, when II as
SemOied for its autumn session.
ina. .nat ne considered it unwise at this
me 10 make any public announce
ment in regard to whether or not
Great Britain had offered to mediate
between Turkey and INaly to end the
war This announcement followed
Sne prelator's Interpolation from the
The principal business OF en- ,ros
eht session will be consideration of
tne working mems insurance bin as
proposed and drawn up by David
cheQuer. 'iie ca
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
COOK Is kOBBED
AT COPENHAGEN

COPENHAGEN Special DIR
reuerlck A. Cook, the discredited dis
coNerer of the North Pole. who was
acclaimed as 4 public hero and deco
r1leu 10y the University OF Copenhagen
When he returned from the North
In the streets here.
Inc doctor arrived here Monday
from the United States. accompanied
oy MS wife, TO begin lecturing tour,
great crowd followed the couple
as they left the station, hootinv and
!hlsslng Cook. until he was compelled
70 rush Tor safety into a nearby
building. A police escort was neces-
sary TO protect Mr.. and Mrs. Cook ON
their way to a hotel.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
ASK GOVERNOR
FOR CLEMENCY
eattie's Father Makes In
of Governors Secretary
As to Procedure.
RIG HMOND VA Snao,,I

~ y II M - n ID, VA.-SpeciaI-
iehry Z. Beattie, Sr., father OF the
young man OF the same name con-
Nlcted September Sth for the murder
OF MS wife. called late yesterday ar
ternOon, at the Governors office to
make inquiries concerning the pro-
Seuure In the event he wished to ask
respite or Communication OF sentence
Tor MS son. He did not see the ex-
sCuuVe but procured the necessary in
formation from Private Secretary Ben
I. owen, with whom ne was in con-
Suttati0n for sometime.
no FAR as the preparation OF the
petluon FOR clemency is concerned. IL
VIII require the exercise of but little
trouble though the granting OF the
prayer 10 a different thing.
Applications for clemency usually
~ almost invariably referred to the
JuuSe OF the trial court. the Common
"eaiths Attorney and others interest,"
eu In the case. Successful petitions
usually contain the signatures OF the
jurors. too. though not always. Tho
executive. OF course, Is allowed wide
autude In the matter and there are
no limitations as to the degree of
eiemeAcy he may exercise.
MT BeStties inquiries yesterday. of
course were made in anticipation of
the Supreme Courts possibly declin-
ing TO grant the prisoner a writ OF
error or ultimately refusing him 81
ne" trial. Sooner or later, in the
' Svent or adverse action by the Su-
prems Court, the Governor would
nave TO be asked for clemency.
As matters stand today. Henry CLAW
seattle, Jr, is under sentence to die.
NoNetnoer gath. but the granting of
writ OF error would operate as n
stay OF execution. And IL such a writ
were allowed him. the Supreme Court
could then take it's time deciding his
ease. NAS
statute requires that the prisoner
oe TAKEN TO the death cell of the pen
ltentiary not more than thirty DAVIS
nor less than fifteen days before the
time nXed Tor execution. Before that
nme the Supreme Court will probably
nave accepted on the appeal, and IL il
refuses the writ of error then the Gov
ernor will be approached.
me action OF the senior BeattIe
yesterday should not be construed TO
mean that he has abandoned the hone
OF favorable action on the part of the
appellate court. Both he and his son
source.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
MRS. SPOTTSWOOD WINS

fARlS. Standing beneath
go lower OF Mowers lighted up by the
uriuge Spottswood, divorced vito 90
cambridge Spottswood. of Petersburs-
va was married to Count
Schonorun, of Budapest. i'm the fash
iohaple church of st. Honore D'Eclear
~ canon Solange ROdin, the pastor.
among the Americans present were
S stl. and Mrs Svinburne, United
Std'eS Navy; Mrs. Marshall Fiel5
Miss HOstetter and Mr.. and Mrs Er
, nest carter, Of Chicago. and the mill
tory and naval attaches to the Ameri-
can embassy here
Mrs SpottswoOd'S maiden name was
dolphia. i'''
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
GOES TO BOSTON
10 bEFEkB son

BOSTON, MASS.- Special
1noInSS Nayiand Richoson, father
OF Rev. Clarence v. II. Richeaon.
SAID today: 81 know my boy can't
De guilty OF numbering Avis IAr-
nell: IL doesn't run in his blood.
cSmo TO Boston for the love
of my boy. But L am an old al
d1er and 1 want to say. -poakjn-
as one, that II Clarence is EuiItT
OF this, tho most desPicable crime
ever charged to = man, he Is no
son or mine. II he should h
guilty, then let the law take its
course. L am here to protect nv
boy and everything that his old
done" VAL "0
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02

You can form your own oninion Of
the desperation of high finance yben
a wall Street banker announces that
ne intends to finance a new transIa-
tion or the foreign classics.-New Or
leans Item.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
Tower surmounted by 1900 Skulls.

A strange monument Of modern
barbarism still survives at Nish. in
South East Servia. During the War
of independence, in 1909, the SerVian
garrison here exploded powder mag
azine, and persisted therein. rather
than fall into the hands OF the TURKS.
A battle had previously taken place.
and the Turks COMMUNICATED their
victory by erecting a rude tower, or
namented with the heads OF their enc
mics. Old people will tell you that
there We're once twelve hundred heads.
but as the tower was never more than
twenty-five feet high, this is probably
an eNaggeratiOn. Lamartine and other
travellers relate that they saw hair
sun cIlnging to the skulls, which must
nave formed a greWSome spectacle
During many years visitors were in the
hablt of carrying off skulls as souve-
mrs, but when Nish became Servian
the remainder were taken away for
decent burial, all save a few that were
TOO deeply embedded. Recently the
remains of the tower have been COW
cred over with a roof to protect them
against the elements. and they are
regarded as a pious object of patriotic
pllgrlmage.-Wide World Magazine.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
GINNED COTTON SHOWS
BIG INCREASE FOR 1a1 q,
WAsHINGTON n G c.oo,.,

% WASHINGTON, D. c. SpeciaI.-A
B9rea1 of the Census report shows
&c ,r4o;6S4 6ales OF cotton ginned. Count
ing ing, r1und as half bales ginned from
% Win 5.123.62S bales for 1910; 5.E30 OCT
1908. -'''AOO oales Tor
Round bales included this vas,, "a soE
SS99m n pared with 66.1SS for Aa1o' and
e. SS,tl9 tor 1909, and lis. "a ~2for 1908.
1910; 36,4S2 for 1909; 3At@R ~ 49, ,o VI
man can't vote in WasN Aston.
put those who go there don't nina q
m m5ele thing like that so long as those
thaTo i na me power to keep him
tiser. AuVer-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02

A young, pretty. athletic school
marin at Sandy Creek tow. an
Western Pennsylvania, is a hero. The
school Board OF that place has Off
claliy declared it, let who will deny.
She thrashed nine belligerent bows
ana their parents entered emphatic
protests. The board uDhoIds tbo
plucky girl. one Of the members. ex-
pressing the views Of his associates.
says:
She seen her duty and she done IT.
She - a hero. Them boys has driven
more than one man teacher out Of
the school"
A girl who can whip them bows
after them has displayed such fight
ing ability deserves to be a hero. and
she is a hero, and that is all there
IS to IT. Bring on the Carnegie
medal and three cheers for the
School Board,-Norfolk Landmark.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02

Indications are stronger evar~ a.,
that President Taft will never be abIc
10 oreak the solid West.-Atlnnta
Journal
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02

Washington court records show that
40 per cent. Of divorces are due 10
runaway marriages. This il n com
nent on the charms OF romance which
needs no elaboration. - Baltimore
Am erican.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
WITH THE EDITORS

one OF the amusing things OF the
month is the manner in which maya
zine writer's printing before the reel
proclty election took it for granted
thet canada would bite. Magazines
dated month ahead get less ana less
neWsy.-Butte Inter Mountain.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02

SeHaIOr La Toilette" he said &c
growing In strength. and, although he
VIII not win the Republican nomina-
uon Tor the presidency this ear. / he
neYe he Will establish himself az q
power IN MS party. He will carry this
year all States where the presidentiaI
primaries are in force AS for his
criticism OF the President, he Cjisan9
proves proves or President Tafts policies and
disapproving them, he certainly has The
right to voice his opinion" tue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
FLUSHING LEVY
Extra levy fer Schools Carried IN
Flushing Election On Tuesday
BY Good Majority.

sr.. 'ai Dispatch TO tbe INTEL .rrc-r
FLUSHING. %. Nov. s.-Under the
new valuation of property as aXod a.
The recent guadrenn.al appraisemeu'.
and az the maximum levy allowed by
tho law for school purposes. the citi-
zens o. Flushing found that they
would lack 20 least 2ie mills % hav-
ing enough 20 support their schools
A. their present hirh standard The
board Of education decided 10 ask for
this additional levy OF -l1 mills Tor
four wears and allow the people %
say SO they approved ~ maintaining
so costly a system OF schools for q
Village OF tho size OF Flushing The
result OF tho election was an over
whelmiuE vote 100 favor Of The iu-
creased levy and q decided approval
90 The present school regime IN the
village. The vote stood almost . TO
1 IN favor - the levy.
Several years ago the people OF
Flushing erected an up-'o-date school
building and installed FIRST grade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
Thursday. November 9. 1911.
rs wATeoN a CITIZEN OF WEST
VIRGINIA.

Is c. W. watson a citizen ~ Wet
Virginia?
When Mr. Watson was nominated
for the United States senate by tho
Democratic caucus Baltimore p,per
in an ectasy OF slice exclaimed that
c. W. Watson would De- the third sem.
ator In the United States senat. from
Maryland. For many years before hIs
unexpected appearance Zoe ihc politics
OF West Virginia. q. " Watson Was
a resident uf baltimore and N.U
York lie maintained Offices and
homes In both places. lie was rarr..
AZ ever seen in West Virginia. What
few visits he made to tho state were
OF a purely formal aud business na.
ture. II he voted. he did moi vote ir
West Virginia
Tho records of the auditors office
81 the state Of West virginia show
that on June 25th. 1910. thc northern
Coal a Coke company OF Ashland
NY filed non resident corporation
Statement iu which 90 give fh. name
and postofficc address Of its president
a. e. W. Watson. baltimore. Md
ON juno ed. 1911 the Northern,
Coal a Coke company again nIod "a
statement a. "a non resident CORPORA
lion: again 30 grve the name of ts
president. &. W Watson. aud ag4n 10
save hts postonice address a- Hait.
more. Md.
Whatever may be- The technical o..
iationship Of Mr.. watson to the state
OF West Virginia. practically and I'm
spirit he IL not. and has not been a
citizen Of West Virginia FOR many
yeass. Ia a public address in fhD city
OF Fairmont. the occasion being ban
auet given in honor of Thomas VI
Fitzgerald. President Murray. then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
CORRUPTION
Elected LorIrer Declare Two VII.
nssses eefore investigating
Committee.

CHICAGO Nov State Repre-
sentative George 49, English. OF vs.
emma. lI. today testified before the
committee OF United states senators
investigating The Lorimer election.
that Lee O.Ner Browne threatened
English with physical violence be
cause o. What ths vienna LEGISLATOR
bad said regarding Brownies activity
for Lorrer
TIE witness said ehIe bel could
name no. specific Instance % corrun.
ton SOB relation t1 the election of
Nh.cn Do hold personal krowtcleo.
iAat Do believed fhcu and nov mat
corruption controlled fhe election
Former judge conrad sehaI. OF
Mount Vernon. fr toot TIE witness
Sand u.eu Euz sh bad concluded
sclu. declared frlt former state Roo.
rcscnfarre Charles s. Luke boaated
that pei vas Eo.uE .o set moreg f1
vote tnr Republican sa- United
states senator LIse later voted f1r
Lor.mer
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GoRMAN eEATEN-

One especially significant result %
Tuesdays elections was the Repub-
llc'u victory in Maryland There
Arthur puc German. head " the Den
ocrluc machine and sou of the late
a. D. German. who sas for years die
taior OF Mary land politics. was d.
fcafod by about 5000 majority ~
The same time thc constitutional
lmeudmenf Intended fo disfranchise
ta" negroes OF Mary and. was over
vhc.minriy beaten German repro
scented ne worst element os 1iary
land politics lie vas a machine man
pure and simple ana he won his nom
laauou t1 The rovernorship By ma
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ress and Leadership lie
FOR political
We'll there
Wings
whether able
"hch h- Ciy Albany to
OF
one evening one Eyed
Wings going be beaten Albany
10 me-
to The police court ana bail him refuse
! out 4
Bui
he said questions
All want 10 do bail
a
A police
na oeeh arrested tor assault and that be
help he had
I'm he
their organization they would bail
They
active Democrat the
brng
polls
that had carried The ~
he
aud fooled The vhoe down there the
O
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Visit America"
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representing the baltimore d Ohio
railroad. said in effect that "Mary land
welcomed Mr Watson as a gif. from
the state % West Virginia the
business houses a, baltimore know
Air Watson Wall street knows Mr.
Watson. but FOR many years West
Virginia did not AnoW him
Iu the United states senate b.. Is
today the representative O, the biz
Interests that put him there. the
Standard Ou company. the Fairmont
Coal company. the -. a .. railroad
and the interests back Of them lie
boz boz no sense representative OF the
people OF Wc,t virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
T1e CHINESE REpUeLlc.

u is hard TO believe that China is
ready 10 Try the experiment OF a re-
publican form % government To
step from perfect absoluteism Into a
SELF governing democracy. TO take
that step successfully aud land with
equal balance. seems out Of the range
OF possibility Undoubtedly China
has large number OF educated and
cultured men. These mcu have studied
abroad They have absorbed west
ern IDEAS. Bat D. is 10 be feared that
their EFFORT TO graft western forms Of
government upon the ancient Chiuese
system will not prove successful with
out many disastrous and costly mis-
takes
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph:.

Methnks that wrestling might finest sport already
still " athletes working the trade on strength and skill
There's nothing 6ner than see two mighty men In
.Int stern embrace cash striving for victorv their
"RhsLEKS movements taugh Nth grsee noh-
INC inner Than This when is rlaved bv SPORTS
men true when neither tries his zoe push features
through watched Two glaia uron The mat While sports
men raVea aaS l friends shudier when thinking
behaved One gave others Lex ts,s, until IL like t
screw seemed the latter bent ones wrist until he threw
re- and screamed Each tried gouge Others ewes nd Jolt him
rudey the neck cash seemed think good 20 make the
other man wreck The he Grand game for
heroes brave snd bold 90 an butcher rsys Ue-s canned and
NresusFs ~restled - o. old WALT MASON
ossyrs4L 10 ,i.aa.. Adams.
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MAYOR wVcKoFF.

Some nervous citizens. Who have
become wildly excited over the eiec-
ton OF % Socialist candidate Tor
mayor OF Martins Ferry. might have
their fears dispelled " they become
acquainted with tho mild. meek and
very sensible gentleman selected. The
lntelii gencer has a somewhat extend
81 acquaintance with Mayor Wyckon.
and b. has no hesiancy iu saying that
Dc Is conscientious. upright man.
who will strive 90 do bic daty lie Is
likely To- prove a good deal better city
Official than some o. his predecessors
have been
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DEAD. AGED % YEARS:
HAD HAD SEVEN WIVES

pfNEFlLf.E. 49, - Sow Tack
Farley. unique character 1 obs
county ts dead al fre aFe of ~ yea-s
Hr vas s.rk only fer Hsr Pc
vl- l rro-prroas farmer o.. f.e 30,
Ca-fe creek district and vol. mar
reI .arer tmrs marl ne orc OF Die
divorced uifra second fuH IIr
taref banks and krpf t.s money r
far1rs hiding places on r faru.
One ~ these contained s.f0. Of
which nearly s-10 vas il gold Iuef
fuH much money fhe dead nan .rf
.s not known. l.t lie v.loa ta. &c.
covered from fvo h.dirE places f5f-
i1 sold Iu one end $500 i- sree1-a-.-
ir Another Rev Herry Fs--g
srn
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REPUBLICANS GAIN STRENGTH.

in 30 FAR a. satlonal Importance
JOS fo h~ attributed to TUESDAYS elcc-
uon-, the results ur, distinctly IN.
courag.ns fo the Republican party.
They Indicate decided reaction from
inr Democratic wave which swept
over the country iu 1910 Massa-
husctts reelected Governor FOES.
democrat. bnt by very much re-
duced majority On the other hand.
tine Republicans regaiued control Of
tho legislatures OF both New York
aud Sew Jersey Both these bodies
were democratic iu 1910. and both
elected Democrats TO the United
state. senate in that year The rcpudi-
alton az the Democratic legislatures
hy the voters OF these two states BE- o.
more than usual Significance
IN New YORK the Tsmmany major.
IT, is cut almost in two Ia a large
number of city elections the results
are more or less mixed and local is
sues. as Is naturally the case. figured
in deciding the results The Cox ma
chine was beaten ia Cincinnati. and
the Penros" machine in Philadelphia.
Good citizens generally are not likely
To- mourn over these facts The con.
ditous that urOught about the o.er.
throw o. these municipal machines
we're local aHd in NO wise connected
with national Issues
Undoubtedly there is decided
tendency on che part uf Republicans
~ho let the party last year or failed
20 90 TO the polls. Co return 20 the
party allegiance That tendency will
become more and more dec. ded as
Democratic policies and Democratic
leadership are developed
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NEW CASTlF Pa Nor s-La-s
returns from I'd. JluE precincts make
sure fae election of waller TYLER.
Socialist ss mayor of Sew C8stI-
BE led the independent candidate o.
more than four hundred votes The
council ril Do %ti1cd among Socia
sfs. as. .t.clas nd llic dependents.
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high school with a splendid corps OF
college graduates for teachers There
WAS considerable opposition 20 this
move but II has gradually melted
away until now the people are happy
100 The possession OF one OF the best
systems OF schools in eastern Ohio.
superintendent Moody feels Justly
proud that his i've Years OF service
have been productive OF 20 much good
% tho village
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p'll.'Sal lnhusnce n Albany 90 time len b.
NOS VITA to NE that should KEEP ms grp upon "a,
PoiAcal situation Ia he city
On~Eyed DAILY NaS product O. the river
ltoht o. Albany How ne lost eye 90
t-it y ~as equally bright With one that REMAINED
10 hn then h. had pair O., about 40 br.ght blue ewes
= ahF nan ever kneS. lie wos AZ hone among the
oiAss 1oremen aud the roughandtuulb.s c.a.- &hose
homes were along the river never kueW rs Do
became attached 10 me- but do know that vas th-
most faithful and in his ay aRectouate OF al nv Co.
lovers IN Albany Re had the reputation % nehter
ana Ae could hold his own in rough tumble scr.l4
win sry Of The lonrshnr-rnen 30 49, NO. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09

Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not sickcn or grippe. and
may be- taken With perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or the Young
est child. The old and feeble will
also find them a most suitable remedy
fcr aiding and strengthening their
weakened digestion and for regulating
the bowels For sale by all dealers
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chine methods Ills defeat under the
circumstances S. triumph for the
better elements lu Maryland public
Irf.
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New News of YESTERDAY
The Ward heeier Who Helped Great Politician
Win Hard Fjobf
tsy G J. gs~sraal


Hhi 10 so1etkns a ~.
making risncs
s- 'r-ais IbUroS We'd
State henh
% certain politicians ION be anew
Ey~1
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Published Daily. Ltc~p' SUNDAY. by tie
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