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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11
Glasses Fitted.

]. S. LUNGER, NJ. D., South Main
street. fits glasses, removes aden-
oids, new treatmeH. Cor catarrh
and deafness. ofrlce hours, s to II,
/ to 8. Telephone s5.
b-13-th-fr-sat, Tyr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

FOR SALE-Typewriters. l.. c.
Smith No. 2; Oliver No. 81 Fay
Sholes No. 8. All in fine condition.
Bargains. Mr.. Morrill,, 4f2 Belle
tOntaine avenue. Phone 7s0.
3-11-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

WANTED Experienced girl for gem
cral houscwork. can at i64 south
Main ST. or phone 1879. 3-1O-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11
Teeth.

FREE-Examlnatio OF your teeth by
DR.. Lawson, dentist; VIII put you
wise as to their needs. See him
soon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11
AN ESTABLISHED FACTORY pro-

AN ESTABLISHED FACTORY pro-
ducing standard goods used by
stores. banks, farmers. and prac-
tically everybody. Is sending its
special representative TO open
distributing office for this district
aud other unoccupied territory and
desires a resident distributor with
5000 TO $4,000 in cash carrying
stock for Immediately nlling orders;
we allow 500 to $500 monthly
compensation extra commission,
office ana other expenses, as per
contract, according to size of dis
trict allotted. stock carried and
amount of sales; permanent ar
rangemcnts; references required. n
you can M requirements write
promptly Liberty" Manufacturing
Association. ESQ West Huron St..
Chicago, 36-6tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

strain Of Barred Plymouth Rocks.
I will also take orders now for one
day old chicks. Eggs 81 and $3.50
for Is. Address or call on William
Fies, 345 S. Prospect street, Marion,
Ohio.
2-1S-tu&satd-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

LISTEN--lf you pay 90 much for
you wall paper that's your fault,
We guarantee ours TO be the low
est. No express to pay We trim
II aud deliver to your door, Prices
from / Lee a roll to $2.50.
ID. h. Goodsell
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FOR SALTS-Or trade, 107 acres OF
land. 2 miles north OF Marseilies;
good barn. WELL cistern, fruit, II
acres of timber. See Clark Dix.
703 east Center st. 3-11-3tp
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FOR SALE-All kinds Of Cyphers and
Cycle brooders. incubators and
hatchcrs; also poultry supplies. Call
and see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. David Martin.
2-24-6t.tu&fri
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SURE 50 To $4,000 more by quitting
the tobacco habit, DO you want TO
Quit tobacco? II so, send $1.00 for
my treatise on the tobacco habit.
Address Samuel Etter, 419 North
Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana,
3-9-Gtp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

WANTED-Woman. 25 years Of age
or over, by an old established COM
pany to take charge of their busi-
ness at Marion. Address ID. +. Ber-
renger, FOstOria, q. 3-7-6tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

TO ENCHANGlG-Building lot, cost
$400, TO trade for team of good
work horses. Address S, care Mir
ror. 3-7-6t
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AGENTS WANTED--To sell best IN
dustrial addition In Wonderful ok
luhoma city. 50 per month buys lot.
Liberal commissions, exclusive
agency TO right party Mail refer
cnces, Southslde Industrial CO., 2O4
". Main ST., oklahoma city ltp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

saLE---S leg miles Nortl
east of Waldo. March ie, all my
personal properly including liv,
stock. farm implements otc.
Denger Bros
S-ll-5t.p.
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Miscellaneous.

WANT TO RENT PROPERTY-A
house, barn aud garden spot w.
w. Reading. phone coo, 3-G-6tp
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PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday March
Is. on Geo Il. Salmon farm. G. u. &
NJ stop No. ~: . horses, 10 cat
tie, IS hogs; big stock of up to date
farm implements; $50 bu, Silver
Mine oats, 200 bu, corn Philip
Dutt win also sell of his fine
dairy cows at this sale. 6 mo.
credit q w, Bufrord
3-t0-1tw 3-11-I3dp
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FOR SALE-Fine farms in Marion &c
other counties; also city properties
in an almost endless variety. Some
rare bargains. Philip Bauer, liz 1-2
s. Main st. 3-11-12td 3-t42tw
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absolutely no CqualS Al.UU, Nl.5U
and $500 per 10. Special prices
on largo orders. II. ID. Keller,
Marion o. +. o. Box 429. Phone
L.3SS and Il. 5S7. 81 2 mo.
For Sale.
FOR SALE-A sorrel horse, weight
1,4OO, and brown mare. weight f.
100; s6j apiece. 7iS n. Main st.
3-10-2tpd
FOR SALE OR RENT 7-room
house. good cellar good location on
Cherry street. 1 broom house on
Carhart street. at a bargain; lot
on Center near Forest Lawn school
building; lot on Carhart street.
Phones 1855, B-162i. 3-10-3tp
FOR SALIG--IIardwood lumber, bill
Nmber for frames for houses and
barns and etc. Walnut and Cherry
bought for export Call phone
4302 after y. IN.
3. 4, Z, Q, II, IA, 16 pd.
FOR SALE--F'ive-room house in east
part of city; will sell at bargain
If sold soon. Also have three pro-
perties, good location in west Ma
rion. Can sell cheap. See Cox 4
Gerhart. office over New York
store Phone 500. 3-9-11-14
FOR SALE-Buff cochin bantams, 25
cents up. w. W. Reading, phone
600. 3-6-6t
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Modren I
room house on Vine near Franklin
with bath. soft and city water,
furnace heat and gas also large
cellar. One room house with gas
Near SILK Mills on Oak St. Call
at Merkle's Meat Market or phone
1890. 3-2-Gt.
FOR SALE--Young short horn bulls
Address, W. II. Kramer. Il. i. ID.
No /. Marion Ohio. or Phone
S9l city line. 3-2-6t.P.
FOR SALE-23I acres of well i'm.
proved land 6 miles north of Mar
ion along the interurban on the
Marion and Bucyrus pike. Phone
6SOS country board. 3-2-9t pd.
FOR SALE--Typewritor oliver N,
3. nearly new; cheap for cash. Mr..
morrill,, 412 Bellefontaino avenue.
Phone 100. 3-S-3t
FOR SALE-Settings Of black Orp-
ington eggs, 800. black Minorcas,
so cents See Fred Durtsche, goo
Madison avenue, 2-25-l2tpd
FOR SALE--Msny farms In Marion
and surrounding counties also city
properties to suit all classes. il
you want "A home for yourself or
for safe and paying Investment
Hcmember I have the largest as
sortmcnt for you TO select from
Como aud see Philip Bauer 112.
1-2 S. Main st.
3---5t ID. It. W
FOR SALE am booking order.
now for eggs for spring Matching
from my exhibition Barred Ply.
mouth Rocks. No better birds u
Marion county They are also brei
to lay eggs $500 per 3 eggs $50,
per 80 eggs. Baby chicks spe
cialty w. H. Finch. Phone l3l4
3-l-tf
rOt SALlc--Hheap GOOD eatlug am
seed potatoes also 1000 bushcl
good dry ear corn can Telephou,
II. 027. Bile
FOR SALE Bay mare. /, 100 pound
years. good shupe, good drltin
or general DtirDOgo tuarp Il n
Klnsler end south Prospect street
city. B-i-Gt pd
FOR SALE-Good Hour si.tO pc
large sack Fully guaranteed. [
o. Barntllptise, Agosta, ..
FOR SAI.E-Eggs for Matching from
my prize winning and extra fin
laying strain barred plymouth
Rocks, Eggs slOO and $3.50 70
10, Phil iaborInan, Mniy street
Phone y 626. 3-i-6t Il. O. ID. p
FOR SALE-EXceTsIoF moToTcycIe
Guaranteed for one year By max
er,-$i75. Regular retail pric
s925. Exhibited at Cadillac gar
age. II. C. Mount,
3-4-St. Sat & Wed. p
2-21-9t
rUbLlC sALE---3 leg miles Nortl
east of Waldo. March i6, all my
personal properly including liv,
stock. farm implements ntc
Denger Bros
S-li-st.n
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FOR SALE-EXoeIsIOf motorcycle
Guaranteed for one year By max
er,-$l75. Regular retail pric
ss25. Exhibited at Cadillac gar
age. n, C. Mount,
3-4-St. Sat & Wed. =
2-21-gt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

WANTED -Buyers-Cornish Indian
Game Eggs. 10 Buff rock pullcts
Bar Rock fun blood Ky.
cockerel. Bar Rock Bradley and
Thompson strain.
500 S. Main st. 2-27-6t
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WHEN TO SUICIDE.

Why should more people On the
United States commit suicide during
tho month Of March than am other
month in the year. and Vhy should
June. the month OF roses. vhen an
nature 10 agiow with new life. the
Covers In bloom. and the trees in
leaf. be The month next 20 March. tho
o popular FOR those Who seek 10
shut their own eyes f1r ever against
the light Of the SUM DR. Cressy +
wilbur chief s.atsucian FOR vital str.
fisHcs. has submitted % the census
bureau. which shows that during
March 1910. s-6 persons in the United
States committed suicide. 100 June.
'o3 January had only SCI suicides.
while November and December had
ssf each
Here are some problems FOR psychoi.
ors's . o work OUT. Is lsa less ail1r
inr bod June tasn.i 90 ls 10 December.
Do s'. ahyr
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~ have cost over SIS az day labor. is
enshr.ned IN a magnificent building
erected az an expense OF $4,000.
The lowly origin n subsequent
achievement % Abraham Lincoln and
many other Americans. ought 10 bring
a message OF hope 90 many young
fellows % to-day who are discouraged
because their start In life Is from un.
propitious surroundings
Really the squalid cabin that shell
tered young Abe Lincoln had much
90 MAKE his mind and heart grow. with
lts Bible. Pilgrims Progress. Aesop's
Fables M the Life % Washington.
10 Ia common 10 find a Injurious home
to-day stuffed with oriental rugs and
silken draperies. with nothing In the
way o. books but show volumes on
tho parlcr table. 10 which the Hotsam
and ietsam of literature IL confined In
GIT edges and morocco bindings that
arc never opened The modern bust.
ness man often pays down money IN
order 20 buy the good taste which ne
lacks. and his home may be \ har.
monious symphony % color values
But n q contains none OF the work
OF The wise men OF the world. its wis.
dom 81 only Of dollars. and dollars
ara the most transient thing on
earth.
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4 LEGAL ~TRAVEsTY.

For nine Years the United sta'es
government has vainly sought 10
bring 20 trial tho individuals com
posing the alleged bee trust During
those nine years these men have per
slsten'ly maintained combinations
which b governments thinks 10 Be
In restraint of trade. They have ad
vanced the prices OF the necessities
~ ne and on one pretcxt or another
'hey have been able 90 defeat the
operations % statutes aimed against
'heir ordinations. and the crimIna.
laws aimed agaiu.t them directly
Their i1tes. 1ud most theatrical move
was 10 surrender ~thrmse.yos To- court
and appeal for a habcas corpus on
the groun that the criminal features
or the sherman anti trust law we're
unconstitutional A wiling Judge
loaned his SERVICES and that appar
entity DELAYED FOR another year tho
real criminal trial of these indicted
capitalists
Why should the nine beef barons
Of Chicago be able 10 delay the law
for an indefinite line Why should
legal teqhnicautiss be multiplied FOR
their protection. regardless OF public
welfAre2 The complete failure o. Law
OF our governmental efforts 10 reach
these cases Numina,es one % the
most serious weaknesses Of an legal
practice. We have added court upon
court and proceeding upon proceed
ing We have opened up o,
appeal and emphasized t-echnicaIitics
until the law has become a confused
maze. in which AT expert criminal
attorney NAV ao Involve a case that
no end is ever reached We need
nothing in this country more than
rho sim%plifcation % statutes and OF
legal practices. Courts thar go out
~ their way 20 hunt up lesaI excuses
FOR The p%crversion Of Justice are large
ly responsible FOR the present demand
FOR 'he recall. as applied 70 the
judiciary
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Saturday, November II, 1911.
COT. Roosevelt 10 rHe FRONT

Col. Theodore Roosevelt comes
briskly to the front with a two column
editorial In the Outlook. IN which ha
discourses with considerable yigor on
the Industrial problems presented by
trust combinations and suits under
the sherman antitrust act col.
Roosevelt announces with emphasis
that the sherman anti trust law IL
sot sufficient 90 meet present con.
ditions. and suggests 100 u rather misty
manner the necessity OF some LEXIS.
lation that will make biz business
possible. There Ia nothing either new
or startling in Col R-oosevelts pro
gram. President Tafts message %
congress two years ago suggested "a
tional incorporation FOR large com.
panies engaged in interstate com.
merce. aud proposed publicity and
governmental supervision iu such
cases.
The colonies most remarkable
declaration IL that he was nor do
oeived IN M Tennessee Coal and Iron
deal. In this particular assertion no
puts himself IN opposition to ATTORNEY
General wickersham. who sets 10 me
statement that The United States Steel
officials ara deceive Col Roosevelt
and thereby secured assent 20 ths bur
chase Of the Tennessee coal 4 Iron
Company BY the United states Steel
Association. % 10 barely possible tha,
Col. Roosevelt has allowed his pride
OF judgment 20 distor- The Fac. o.
be was o deceived Why ga he ap.
prove the deal The panic o. 1917
vas not lessencd by fhe Tennessee
Coal and Iron deal Nof a dollar
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wyoming Nan Mus, 60 TO Pen.

Tire ..r .It out or wyoming county
Was affirmed Ir fIr rt+. .r state 80
.'..t. Co. M r r.r'.u written ts judge
miller cook i- fhe man Who kIf-I
NlorT' " stewart af t.e Nwc clerk 90
the rolrfy cagr' 81 Wyoming county.
because of lis intimacy v''h tfs
I'a.. o. VIZ. Cooks Iefsuse was tenn
rr-ars or emn'I.-aI insanity alf t-
verdict ~ f.- '--y was guilt. o. vo.1n-
farF rfrtIHut' f"f quitting f.r s,.
fsr.rr' 70 murder H. charged ln f.. .u-
firfm"rf COOK WAS sentenced On tc m-
-r.aHfsI .r fr rsrHf"ufHrN f.r no
lt' 'i NJ three r.tr COOK arrat ei.
-er.rE r-"..rnr- .r .rr.r- ..f Troy
ore. r.t sustained r. t.e ls.'s nf f.a
0i-..- court rendered on Tuesday last
Nu.rE N- petitions TrrsrI upon hY
CD" elrr'~" court ~ .pG.fls are tie
follow .rr
Wit ~ error an1 a.r..ss-e.s award
oil f. r b. Wilson o.. fre case ~ T.omas
LirgFr ana Phiii- b. Tt-grr partners
.- o.'" Hay 81 Grain company w. &C.
IT, wilson TIE omit Involves o. .ar OBJ.
rr1 Hrf comes ~ frHm tHe Circuit
...r' ~ sling, county
"Ht 70 err"- arf .Hrarsedeas ~as
also ava-ieI On = ff-fIn hni Lizzie
Martin .n '.n raee ~ a 90 wiley Vs
p Martin. 70 al. f.-u ffa .'r.llt
court % Mercer counts
I"r ...rf f11F fra same action f- re-
mig 10 Dr. 81 stafford fH Pic r0se of Hat
tie A. Trauei 50 j. So stafford. from
OH. rl .Hlft 10 NTnEo coIlf,
Ar .r sH' arI e4p~r-efras wa. awar--
% f. H D.. CLARK. trustee ~ Bank %
H. .- .ras 30 g. 'IlfE Tr.r-
loo r D. Ni.ke' ~ Brown Allen
ar'''.' arl number 40 of e-S TIE
from te .-. e court %
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph.r

don't care What the weather is-ist a.. kinds be invented t..
Iephyrs zePh or Billiards biz. still shall be contentei All kind.
have their peculiar ioys 20 please the soulful ,,,i,..
BE GAY naughty atmosphere Ger anno,s the man s---,.,.,.
ANYHOW When joyous sunshine is on fc I sr3 b. moe. -
ing; Nek m, heels and En a mile and do some soog.
and-dsneing When rain is rouurg from the caves. I'M endless cor.
rents flowing watch The vet and so5den leaves. and ssy. Tn.
wheat IS growing This plan Of thinking Of the wheat uh.- s,,.
are soaked and soggy. brings consolation full and saeef-iu s, ,y i,
when you're grogsy When winter DAYS are stark and dour seek
my chimney corner. ana read Nick Carter" BY he hour. .Ot Sl,y,b-
and johnny Horner When earthquakes jar this foo-stool toos.
Or coudbursts swamp the cues gut nv rhonoe-,rb fl, no. ~,
grind out playful dues All weather IS the same 90 me ana e,h
lay IS q singer; I'm happy as a humble bee thar Ia, a rs-.rt .r,s--
WALT MASON.
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SCHOOL BOARD HARD Mt
~ SURETY co. FAILURE

ef..-. .a GO f-tsu rer-s-
WELLsV1LLE OBJ, Nov 1.-THE
N"f..ss.l.a board ~ education. uho
made fHe Banker Surety company
NJ Cleveland their -Ceg1afarg aasa
i0s' close to $1,000 through rho fsiI
lro OF fle concern TIE city. l' uUI
he remembered. recently '1af af .fs
deposits u -he failure of 'rs silver
banking house here e1 rra' fsrI0rs
municIpa. department. lre very ..1r.
OF money
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nominate william ~1ennings Bran IN
ltl< ipr 'le presidency with Wool-1s
"Nspr or Governor Harmon. Gov
'ftpr hlarrofh. Governor MarsfaiL
governor FOss or some other % 20
many GOOD men for 30 wee rrsst
-'nrJ. leaving Champ clark 20 con
ne DIE admiral Work 49, speaker a
ffe house
H De- WeI fo remember fhaf 90 ~
Freaf republic There are $500 600 pro
sf-ssiFe Democrats and about "a
many progressive Republicans. and ID
aIs DAY n awakening % f0oiisl
~ expect The slr fo stard sfil a
torn back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Van Norm Mcfarland emp DYED az
car trimmer r. fhe PurseIove coal.
mine rear Maynard had Dis arm bro
ben and elbow crushed While trim.
ming o. loaded mine car yesterday
morrrE He zee attended D. Dr.
haywood ForsvNe 90 Maynard. and
arousht to che City hospital here
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changed hands by that teal. The
gentlemen who appeared so anxious
20 stop the panic could have stopped
10 without buying Tennessee Coal and
Iron H. therefore. the purchase OF
the Tennessee Coal aud Iron was not
necessary 70 stop the panic. does Col
Roosevelt propose 10 Justify g. merely
a. a business Transaction
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.s 1' ue1a - Irt-u rs-
EAST LIVERPOOL. Cd N1v l-
EIe' Wvarf ~ trts city one .sa Fret
DAY % fle h.nr1E seasoI .u Ohio
made "a KILLING % o. rabbits A. Neu
hensirg'-a Dr. require al cypress
wagon t0 haul re game.
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rHE COY FaoM ne cAeln HOME

There vas dedicated November g.
40 H~odFenvlle. X. the great granite
memorial hall n which is enclosed
rho little log cabin 10 which Abraham
Lincoln vas born Veterans % both
Union and Confederate armies Joined
In this tribute
And now this primitive home.
scarcely more than a defens. ssans.
rain and fros'. the only aoor of which
vas tho chill earth. uh'ch could hard.
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sHih tod his soafnia~ TIE Ate Senator OrViile p
flat. or Connec'cLf lie Vas caI-t LonE JonE De
cause be VS. he taIest mau in any Congress % which
ne vas q member He vas even taller tnaa Lsncoin
a. ! remember O.. he ~as AZ .e~t SIX inches "a ne sat
Wentworth vent from Sew Hampshire 20 JnicaEo wn-u
rat city ~as a NfLe village lie Eas both = nswspaper
editor and q lawyer He VAS a mar o. intense cam.
estness End verV s-rcrg convictions. and Ne FAC ahso
lutte physical and mental courss@
! used after 90 hear hIm say ~ MS -eHow Nnig~
In Congress hat unless ne Ntlg party took a imam
nous stand against TIE extension % slavery 10 the terri
,ores he would - the nrst man 20 break W he parry
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New News of Yesterday
A Story of the Organization Of the Republican Party
(5y e J. Es~.roal

NJ - - lave sTen various accounts 90 n orEaalrauon o. p R~
wi b-bNAh p-ry: ~ q IA - : know. n he sener~.y accepted &C
- 49, 20 credit Il gwen % "Lons John Went~ouh YET Irgman
~, 80, 80 rspTSsestsa Cosaee;iev; n n Umrst state senate snss N
"f FEy a. IN ~ hdsa Of It's prestse r. Ike forucs and Early crrs
80 - ~ ~.saTg sl-ays claimed that -L0ls John Wentworth a IN tact
ever 80 50 o. Msn,sor,s- IN Z opinion. -ss on q; - ses-' nn mo
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EaszaEe o. the Kansas Nebraska bill eth Ne al % wig votes % tnrougn
mis- rrpea u oeeAme possible 10 Introduce ssveD in'o Kansas Nebraska and
be established Long John WentNor'h. Instantly arer tn House had voted
FOR the rpesL. Aent 90 The more stauLch opponents OF The repesl and Rhis
l+red m te ear ~ zach Let us nee a. oHre ana let Us strike While the
iron 10 ho' And as he passed the seat ~ a Wig 0o hd voted for the
rpeal be SAFE u ones 'hat could - heard mar nay across IN House:
lol have passed This bin. but you have Killed he - hE party
The meeting a held and a. :. Long John Wentworth sad. me
Whig party il dead let usb bury e Let Us announce that Ne are ahsolvei
from further association with IL and let us cal upon an men whether
Wigs DR. Democrats, w ire opposed 70 the extension OF slavery IN the
'er1itories 20 break their party shAckes and TO come together ana Organize
a new party whose solep platform shall be. not an inch y TERRITORY ma s
been free viii be given over 20 slavery
Well m idea as adopted ana NJ impromptu gathering also agreed
that Republican would be good name fr the new party A Few weeks
later IN direct response O ne call Of the gathering OF WMg Congressnen
on the initiative OF Long John Wentworth. the Michigan opponents OF smy
FRY formally effected a state rganiEauon and called the name q their or
sanitation Republican
: az sorry 20 say concluded Senator Smith. Who as himself one ~
ihe organizers of The Republican party. That Long John Wentworth never
Tot he credit for taking the initiative in organizing the Republican PARTY
movement except in one Instance The Republicans nominated him rr
mayor o. Chicago. IN 1850 ! think. and he Vas trrImphauIv ,t.r,.1 -.
the hrst Republican mayor elected anywhere in the West"
tCopyrEht 1911. by F. J Edwards All rights reserved
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Every married woman a. sausas
nat she could name the crankss
man in the world q called uD0n 70 q
%.
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L n -
Negligence

fueiished Daily. Except sunday. BY the
inteUiGencsr Puhliahi1E company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-17
GRAND lODGE SUEtj.

The Supreme Lodge. Knights OF
Pythias. corporation. HeorEe NJ
Hanaon and Union 3. Hunt WeSs
named "a defendants in q auit iile,i in
Washington yesterday by John II,
Tdtpin. who asta the court that rereiv-
ars be appointed to take over oil The al
fairs Of the organization, 10 conduct
the business and wind UP its affairs.
Mr.. Turpia further states that No
vemhes 25. 1885, q certificate was is
sued to him emitting his wife. Donna
". Tnrpin. to reeeiva 1900 at his
death and thar h5 complied With sll
conditions. making payment OF pre-
miums as required. He claims that
legislation passed by ths Supreme Court
OF ths lodge was TO iuersass the month
il payments and that he paid assess
a1ai,ts lnda1 protest; that tie effect Of
tbs legislation is practically to conds-
cst7 his rights, ali is therefore iiGrsas-
onahie.
Plaintiff siiases further that hr BE-
iie7es that several hundred rhonsand
dollars has been Wronsiully diverted hy
the organization from The moSthary
fund Of the fourth class. thereby en-
daugering his rights as 8 member OF
the fourth class CT the Endowment
Bank.