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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
TOTTENVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. William McAndreWs,
of Amboy avenue, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. D. Ferry, Of New Bruins
wick, and Miss Helen McAndrews, of
Hawley, Pa, yesterday.
Miss Alice Benz has returned from
Hazelton, Pa.
Mrs. 1. Lester Bedell is visiting
her parents at New Lisbon, N. Y.
Robert Brown, of Railway, is visit
ing here.
Mrs William Matthes and daugh-
ter. Miss Marvel Matthes, have re-
turned from Lake Hopatcong.
George Butler has returned to
Port Richmond after a visit here.
Miss Edwina Knott has a position
as telephone operator at the Attain
tic Terra Gotta plant in Broadway.
Professor and Mrs, N. j. Lowe
and family have gone to Big Flats
for several weeks.
Mrs. H. Z. Bachman, who has re-
turned from the infirmary, expects
to go to the mountains for several
weeks.
Mrs. Edmund Fay, Of the Bronx,
Is visiting her parents here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller, of Kreischerville, this
week.
C. A. Simonson, of Main street,
who fell at his home yesterday, is
confined to his home.
DR.. William Bryan, Of West New
Brighton, was here yesterday In
consultation with DR.. David Cole
man at the home OF Mrs. Herman
| Roesch, of Fisher avenue, who Is i'll.
Court Tottenville No. Alb. Fores-
ters Of America. met last night.
A meeting of United Council, Jr.
o. U. A. M, vas held last night.
The board OF governors of the
Aquehonga Athletic Club met last
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
BOY FALLS OFF HORSE
AND DISLOCATES ARM

AS the result of a fall from a
horse at the home of J. Mckay, in
Pleasant Plains avenue, Pleasant
Plains, Wednesday night. Howard
Avery, nine years old. who boards
with the McKays, received a dislo-
Gated right elbow and a slight abra-
sion of the arm, DR.. Renwick, of
Prince Bay, who was called, attend
ed the boy and succeeded in getting
the bone back in place again in a
short time. The boy is carrying his
arm in a sling. The accident was
caused by a quick turn Of the ami
nal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
PROGRAM FOR
NEXT CONCERT
T0ttenyiIIe Band to Play
at Pleasant Plains.

The next band concert under the
auspices of the park department of
the city of New York on this end
of the island will be held at Pleasant
Plains next Wednesday night on the
lawn in front Of the school at that
place. The concert will be given
by the T%ottenYilIe band under Ia
about nothing. MI
erg WHO has arranged another one Of
those pleasing programs that have
been given during the past. The
concert will start promptly at eight
O'Clock and will last as usual until
ten o'clock. The first of these con-
certs in Pleasant Plains was given
last week and was we'll appreciated
by those attending. The following
is the program arranged:
Part 4.
America"
March-'In Troue fest" c. Toi-
Ike.
selections-From The Spring
Maid" Rheinhardt.
Popular Song-Selected.
Valse-'Boston." Lumbye.
Poika-'Pietro." Laurendeau.
Part 2.
Selections-From "A Stubborn
CINDERELLA" ]. H. Howard.
Caprice-'Loye's Enchantment.'
Losey.
sextette-From Lucia" Dont
setti,
Popular SOPHISTICATED.
March-"LOying." Klein.
Star Spangled Banner"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
FIRE HERE.

Rev. Father Mcclellan, chaplain
in the New York fire department, for
the Bronx, Manhattan and Rich
mond, visited 1O1 hook and ladder
and POI engine company here yester'
day. Father Mcclellan, who spent
Yesterday at the Mission of the Inn
maculate Virgin, Mt. Loretto, a
mass this morning at the Church OF
Our Lady of Help of Christians, in
Amboy avenue, Tottenville. He spent
some time yesterday with Rev. j. F.
Malloy, of this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
ANNUAL HOME DAY FOR
GRANT CITY AUGUST II

The main topic at present among
the civic bodies and public in general
in this borough is the first annual
home day of Grant City at Midland
Park, August IT, afternoon and ey-
enlng, and as the time Is rapidly ap-
preaching, the committee in charge
is diligently at work getting things
into tip-top shape.
There will be all sorts of outdoor
games and sports for the children
and grown-ups, including sack, DO
tato, three-legged, shoe and other
races, for which winners will receive
prizes. Prize bowling will be a win
ming feature.
Those who enjoy dancing may in
dulge in this pastime to the fullest
extent and be cool and merry, for
the committee has arranged for a
shtrt-Waist dance for the evening.
Francis's full band has been engaged
for this part of the program. Din
ner will be served between 6 P. NJ.
and 8 P. M. at 81 per person.
The shirt waist dance tickets are
thirty-fye cents each, procurable
from any of the committee. All tick
Go PA CSS1Icu at inc gaze HlubJ DedI
the names and addresses OF the per
sons presenting them, as a number
Of gate prizes will be awarded during
the evening, Get your ticket now
as the supply is limited.
The committee Of seven is com
posed of the following members OF
the Grant City Civic League: Louis
w. Raasch, chairman (the youngest
and only single mar In the league)
John Striedel, treasurer (always or
the job Oscar Nilsson (our ANA.
teur chicken raiser); Joseph Goet;
(our local farmer; Richard Buech
ner, (our doctor of chickens) Thorn
as Calender, Jr., (the man with tli
goats); Charles Conversely, Ilsm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
DOGS KILL CHICKEN.

Complaint has been received
from people living in the lower sec
ton of Wood and Fisher avenues
that dogs have entered several of
the heneries and killed off a number
of chickens. The places of Mrs. Will
liam Cutting, Robert Benedict and
Albert Hoerner were all entered
during the night and several fowl in
each were slaughtered. An effort
will be made to capture the dogs
doing the damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
VISIT OF CHIEF MAGISTRATE.

Chief Magistrate Otto Kempner,
of Manhattan, accompanied by Will
lam Delany, chief clerk Of the sec
ond district, were the guests of Mag
istrate Joseph B. Handy Tuesday at
New Brighton. The party toured the
island in an automobile and later
dined as guests of Magistrate Handy,
of the first district court of the Dor
ough Of Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
MAYOR SIGNS LOCAL BILL.

Mayor GaynOr has signed The bill
providing for an increase of the
trustees from the present number to
twenty-five of the Staten Island AS
ISOLATION Of Arts and Sciences. A
public hearing was held on the bill
last week and on Monday the mayor
signed. Who the new trustssS
he is unknown at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
Ten Words or Less Ten Cents
HORSE TROOP PICNIC AT
MIDLAND PARK AUG. 23

The Staten Island Gardeners
Horse Troop, which is now firmly es-
tablished as one of Staten ISLANDS
favorite institutions, will hold 1ts
fifth annual parade and picnic at
Midland Park Grant City, on We'd
nesday, August %.
There will be three bands under
charge of Professor Dammer, scores
of mounted men and big wagons IN
the parade. The wagons will be dec
grated with flags and farm produce
and filed with the wives, sweet
hearts and daughters of the farm
ers. The route will be through the
principal streets of the north and
east shores. There will be prizes
for shooting, bowling and other
games.
The committee of arrangements Is
composed of Henry Meyer, Sr., chair
man; August Woeckner, Sr., Charles
Ludwig, c. Ahrend, Sr., Fred keiber'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

Films developed: Six exposures, IOc'
Prints, sMx3A, Sc; 2hx4h, 3Rx3B'
3Ax4A. 4c; 3Ax5h, 4x6, postals, DC
each.
Jane, L. Braidwood, S3 High St,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Sole agents for
John N. Lehrs, Woodbridge, N. j,
high-grade printing, developing and en-
larging for amateur photographers
1966O-3-25-1yr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
EXCHANGE COLUMN,

VIII Exchange-10 pair Of pigeons.
What will you give. Address E.,
care News. i-ZS-ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
FOB THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

Read the class1ncd advertise
for news of interest to all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
BOARD WANTED.

Young Man-Wants board and
lodging with private family. Ad-
dress Boarder, care News.
23081-7-28-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

Simmel's Butter Nut Breads but
one quality-the best; the best bread
made, suits the hard-to-please, Sc. a loaf
everywhere. 4-14M&F
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Infants Crocheted Sacks-And Boot
les made to order. Inquire Mrs.
Cosgroye, 60 Madison Ave.
23O69-7-2S-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

For SaIe-21 foot motor boat, can-
opy top. 7 h. p. engine, luIiy
equipped. First class condition a.
Weber, 419 Front St, P. A. N. j.
23O7O-7-28-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
ONE CENTA WORD
FOR SALE.

One Black Team HOrses-b anu
years old. Sound n gentle; One
fresh COW with calf, gentle mllheI'
E. E. Mundy, 233 Sheridan 81, Guy.
23O82-7-2S-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

For SaIe-A profitable grocery
business in Highland Park. APP
ply B. f. Gebhardt, New Brunswick,
K 23O65-7-2S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Farm for Sale-Containing 100
acres with buildings thereon, To-
Gated near Lambertville. Price only
$4,000 and will exchange with Perth
Amboy City property, Hans Mel
sen, Scheuer building, No. 100 Smith
street. 23024-7-ZI-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE,
TO LET.

To Let-Store, corner Amboy and
Hall Ave. Inquire at 626 Amboy
Ave. 23O39-7-27-3t
Stara e Iat 100 Stnta O. aaraar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
NnAI,nIs WORK.

20 vas to De- expected, eft course.
ihat tH, hypocrisy Of the small group
.o' Uu.nn hackers who have attempted
.to roo themselves up a. cmb"dyinr all
tar political righteousness tu be found
ir Brrnaillo county would -nuuer or
ml,t reveal itself nut few had ans
dea inst the revelation would ccmo
-o su0n "r Nith such spectacular
nourishes
Tho local b,rhv hackers have made
"A very buueuug mess of a. Win
good government" ~ their slogan.
and with tho Old familiar cry OF stop
Inlet used Ca conceal their own dis
honest motives. common intelligence
would have dictated that they pre-
serve their mask 81 deccncy for at
i.ast a reasonable ported iu order 30
keep up the deception until a. near
election dal as possible Bui COME
mon intellrenor and political h,po.-
riHy do not always go together and
va we find that at the ursi mention
Of offices the hiishwhaCkers threw ui
prudence to IN, winds anl -HrtDI q
mad scramble
! Thc Same old sang 1nd the same
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
HERB|E AND G|LL|E
MEET WITH FROST
At MORA
Deception of Voters in Effort
to Work Up a Crowd Failed
to Work; Mora Solidly Re.
publican.

MORA y NJ Drl lt Former Gov.
ernors Herbert J ilagorman and MI
euol 4 Otcru. together with the part
UcComp ansing them on campaign
tour 81 This part OF the state ln bchalt
OF The Democratic ticket. spoiQc iu
Mora Lass night
Tho meeting WAS one az tho most
complete irusts ever experienced by
campaign orators anyWhor, No IA.
tcrcsi whatever was shown u the
presence ul the speakers IN town. ana
il soon became evident thai unless
heroic measures were adopted thcy
would have nobody but themselves 20
speal tu Accnrdingly runners were
sent out 20 scOur the countryside and
spr,nd the Information that the Re.
publican governor of New Mexico
was about 20 make q speech ln Mora,
10 DE hope of getting up q crowd 80
listen 20 the two eXguycrnors who
are nov attempting 10 aofeai the RE
publican ticket IN New Mexico
This move vas started TOO late,
however, and the deception failed OF
lis PURPOSE A scant handful ~ pco.
pie heard the speakers and ovinccd
no enthusiasm or sympathy whatevry
Mora county Ia solidly Republican
ana viii roll up tremendous majority
lof hursum and the entire Republican
ticket on election day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17

him. becau.e m u8, bu,f thine Do
would doubtl.ss have questioned H.
honest, ~ howe a;p.ecd him Yu
some s.pr, tp apt,r .n ovu selfish
,HI
rNr Journai D,uo.mt socks to
.,utor attention upon 81 Uurum.
..ur fais,houd after fais.hood bon ou
,fnr Goo cover lt- own awkward uu.
..n.H
o. started luschuod about 10 lul
ar. aud when th, real facts vcr,
u.f N..prc the public the journal.
Democrat. caught In be- own net. was
fa..I Go admit ,h,t 10 had He'd
Do ..Itucd the Republican admin.
IsfutHus of the uasi aud when con-
u.H.I with a.. u.t Democrat,
na... ud the dcneI, us isi.ooo odd
dear t again wa forced tu admit
THAT lud Ned
10 .u..d not com, out pprul, fpr
Nr r.r4uw"u. Mr. Jones Judg, Me-
Igm Nr Hand NJ MARITIME ana 'h,
l,runu. ticket bccaus. Its own ut.
torrance. boo the past concerning tb,s,
m,y would give 1t the u, direct
o. Du1ucu howls have boon h,aiI
Tor .u Iuu1 and against so man, mcu
tfa. BE- hl. uo v"isht among mon
vino uuus. among honest men and
among m.u who reason
without un honest issu, n this
campaign tb. personal organ Of mai.
Igp aua u,,l 20 has mo- rlar, t.
stand. 300 H,nH. whereby IL eau
escape fraw ls own pitfnll
Th, Juumai-u,upufit has been ut
BOB maus sides pf tive fence aud
against .r mBu. men that both IN,
Republican ANA Democratic Leaders
to-day ar, OBJ. men the journal DEM
ocrti hus abused "a, most The, ar,
The strong men leo both parties to-day
ana un bette. proof Of the contempt
700 which, th,. hold the paper run tot
revenue uuI. need h, adduccd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
mn INM,s nI.INNs.

TU, tedious drag OF n. MeNumun
.u., boo In Angeles. which has bcrn
,u iraI s.r week Wlthou, u single
juror having been sclo,t,d. agaiu
calls attention Co one OF a., most ,.r-
i.us d,.r.J. in our Jurisprudence
N..d, uow t- features cog scu.a.
t.ona Interest Geo newspaper reader
Go, Mcnamara ,usr is ia me- respect
du',r,ut from thousands Of oth,l
rtsrs which occupy the attention ot
th, courts ug the country cv,t, Cav
and en,.n nr, disposed ni with uiCc
ur u" d,lo. d eo happens, howe, r..
THAT both the prosecution ana th. de-
PENDANT Ir, backed hy sufficiently
large sums 1f money Geo employ atruit
and knlW. LAWYERS. ANA these lave
,srs &C., permitted Goo tax, up tine
tim, oi th, court to an extent that
bids 'ur Co proioug inc Trial nr,-ud
amy that has ever taken plaD, 700 his
lr any other country
Not alone in IA, cAprns, Go IA,
public is Il system which permits such
DELAYS p,rnl.ious n trial .Ntcud.
iuE over several tuonths 10 l- almost
certain that mimportint issues via
br allowed 90 obscur, tho real m,r-
IT'S cot tn case. and there is less
Likelihood that Justice WIZ bc don,
than II the case were expedited 90
the sam. manner a- those co. l,s~
startling public interest % is safe
10 say that 40 ih, outside ten days
is an that be- really needed Co a., the
Mcnamara ca-,
lu England th,. dp thua- diIf,r.
cntN Wuu,ss the Cupu,u case. thy
trIal ot which consumed lc-. than a
week Ia this country pr Cripa,u
would probably just D., getting ready
to ask Tor youtiuuauy, on Go,
Fround OF lack of tim, To- prepare bis
defense. and would Doe secure lu On,
certainty that uo punishment would
b., melted out tu him for 40 i,ust two
rr tire. wears. Ust BOO England
rhine ls crime AVID an, amount OF
motley possessed b, tn accused -
chose who are Interested be- socurIus
his conviction is not allowed % play
can, par; in the length of Kim, COM
summed In determining his gmlt or in-
uogru.c.
uf course there b. no parallel De-.
tween tina Crippcn case ANA the Sic
Nanars case beyond the contrast IN
The length uf the two trials. The Me-
Namarus may boz 8pl. 10 establish
their innocence hy the most over
thrmlng evidence, but D, s hard 1,
convince the average man that ~ u
Do, ,-saH Go cousiim, several mouih'
boo order to do d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
So THAT THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

aud docrcpd that the pumuff here.
Boo, Holm a. Bursum. do have ana &C..
cover of and from th, ~Nd defendant
the territory of Sew MrNico. the iull
sum 90 ti.33356 aud That the
amount herein odiudgcd snnll -"
paid out Of amy funds leo the terri
torlal treasury. except Interest iundH.
upon presentation ot certified copy
of this Judgment
IL is further ordered. adludrrd aud
dccrood. by tho consent pi the aiior-
ncy Tor the plaintiff aud 90, attorney
for the defendant that e.. y Stafford,
ESQ. Tor hts services in exporting the
accounts aud for hi4 service. as rrt-
cree. iu,luding the services ot all
persona employed bl him leo assisting
therein ana aU expense. incurred
theron. %, and ~, o. hereby allowed
the sum uf tNclN, hundred ana mo-
100 dollars. together Win the costs
OF this cause. and the same az, h'ro-
hy ndiudEcd ana dccr''d tghint the
said defendant Tie territory of View
Mexico. To- be- paid to tnr ciork ni
this court upon % rcquisitIou therefor.
which Is hereby approved. uu q war
rant Go Doc issued DIS the territorial
auditor uu the territorial general
purpus, fund, and shall n, distributed
by the plurk OF this count Co. the said
referee after payins the costs herein
u th, manner as provided h' law.
Dated go silver 'iN Sow Mexico.
this Ilst d1, of September a. -
1907
PRANK W PARKER
Judg, uf the \but, Euutlcd Court
/ on
ALBERT o. FALL.
Atturuy, Gruyfa.
[ TERRITORY cot New M,N,.u, seventh ju
dicIal District COUNTY OF speurru
o. W o. N,wcumb. cicrk o7 th,
seventh judicial district court ct th.
I terrlturs of Sew Mexico. within aud
| n,r the county of Sueorro. do hereby
certify that IN, above aud fnrrgoiug
be- true and correct COPY of ludg
mput ana decree. -Ignrd D., the pre-
I siding iudgr uud which remains p'
/ record and on ifI, iu mt office
In witness whereof 7 adNr htreuutu
set m, hand aud affixed the seal of
I said court ut mt uuiD, 100 th" slt, OF
/ Socutru. ~o,utrn county. Sew Mos.
| iUu this sri dbt af October A. y
islt ,~lsuedl
vs. ID. NEWCOMH
clerk Etc
%, HOMER liuLL p'putN
| ,-ebiI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
DONN MA VOMINNTES
NINA SINTNTINE Ih kII

Ih. H"t.t uumiuatca hN the il"-
puuli,aG convention on last Monday
Tor bona Ana county n a uckA 81
truly Tuplpseutatlye citizens, rgog3
uu, pf whom Commands the r"snect
."f the riuz'us 30 the county From
th" office of state senator 90 that et
river commissioners there ~ NO apol-
uEf Tor Hu, name upoA ~" ticket
Every man uu the ticket agrees WIN
tar us' oI his name 90 stand Tor the
enforcement pf law and % assist ace
cordlng 90 bs office IA It's strict OBJ
srrNHurr Or You doubt this ask any
.of th"ul rogarding the thing you wish
done and DO what you want is lcgiii-
ntate aud N,t,il,,, lhv lae AteNu be-
done hy them Rio Grande HepHhll'
can
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
WHY 80 SILENT NnOJT iItEE
WOOL

Th. housntul Diul,u can not TAIL
90 have been Impressed with lhc per
sstout refusal of ,ne Democratic
I,adcrs Co permit uu. reference Dy
their speaker. go DO, present cam
paipu Go ,he uuuoua. tariff policy oi
their parts especially ps it relates geo
NcW McsIDos principal industry
80, Herald has had frequent oe,a-
sion Go .al attention to Oh, um,n-
duus upuuau., r lH- .-su, tu nur
pcopl, at %, present time. Just cue
t,rlus upon statehood ds wc arr. and
with tu, .s,s aI th, couulr, conferred
upon us 90 s ut tup most vital cone
Germ thut So. .Gau 90 90, beginning
pursu, polio. which vill attract
capital aud immigration As tho
uruspcrp ut tbr uuftht,-, aud mid
dc west d,ponds uu wheat aud other
grains Jnd that nf tHp south ou cot
SON. sp thu prosperity uf Sew Mexico
depends upon 't ahi,f -ttp', wool
STRIKE uluU ai th, Wool iudustrt
5ud Sou cripple thc business ut the
'uurc stat, luiurr tA, nusIur-s of
th, stat, ANA YOU drsuoN 600 uvp, ui
altpeung "a, Investment necessary q.
develop tur states resources lu
short ru. very n', of an. stan. IS
bound w u 90, u,.re uf tn. Unu
industry
The Republican platform rr.'s.
ui1es th- condition and sp,abr uul
ia clear tones for ,hr protection of
wool Tho Democratic platform. "r
che other hard r,.ord- r- sJber
enc, Go the tm,-hpuor,d dretrn, 90.
tariff reform which um,-houorer
doctrine aa giu1rn- of N.s NeN.u 81
,eil remember brought -tagulu,r
and panic 600 thls ,uure section Nh,r
it was applied hy tine ust netiona
Democratic admni-Tau"u
q snsi, speaker for h, Demo-
cratic uehrt boo th.s ampa u ua
opened hs mouth on the tor.uf lucs
ton the matter hss been kept wrl
concealed cheap hIug abuse o
leading Republican, has been pivuti
iul. but sober discussion uf % gu,
,rnm,utal principle which i- Of th'
utmost importance Co the people hni
been cntryi} lbcK,ns Sass frer WOO
10 Democratic speaker aud De-, vii
jump through the window
There SOU have the contrast be-
tween the two platforms and th'
TWO parties 1'he Republican, party
which has consistently stood oetwcci
the people of THIS &C. ana business
disaster. announce position ln an
oqulyocal iomns and in Representa-
lives on the stump du not hesitate &
meet me issue The pemocrati
party whose pafi record n rcpoate'
would mean absolute ruin 60 New
Mexico. adopts an esasivc meaning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-17
n ms Own Mn

The luusnal-p,mo.at is ,tusHt 100
last 100 its own net The uoo-, BE
spread for otH,r- Is SLOWLY but surety
drawing loo about #, end 70 be- turning
this way and th8t way fog au ay,uu,
uf escape Th, paper that wac '.I
no man BE- cnuld NOT u,, and control
thaf unou,d .nodyrcd aud abused
every man 900 both ruuupai plrtIs
at our Time pr another nud, tuda.
absolutely alone and thorauehh ais.
credited.
90 rau mot oven uam. urN,f Y'
uns Kind 300 n. state tnat DC u1
pprul, ana honestly uppuri 90 ,n
Not Toxic inr Democratic uok,t as d,
-tunde Tor There arr men prominent
m that ticket who have b,.r abused
um,. without number uy ur jour-
nall bwoyrat and O." whom tu. rrS
offer of support uom thpI mgtk-
rakiug rag would o., au 5D..ut, ln.
sult
10 can mot support thr Republican
state docket because u has abused and
Ntlned ctery Republican leader and
candidate vino Was ctnr before th,
public iu ans way
u Dun not do great harW nor aus
considerable good 60 the man IL Il
opposing nor even to th, few men b
supports ilao M Mcdonald beet
before the public for year or so, =
b. safe 90 say tina, the Jonrnal- Dem
oornt would not now be- supporting