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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
Members of Parliament Who
Have Reached Their Dis
tricts Already Have Started
Battle of Ballots There.
BIG LEADERS OF
PARTIES START SOON
Speaking Tours Will Not Be
gin Until Next Week But
Preparations and Conference
es Have Already Begun.
90, r,saIns uera,a a. y. ceased WIRE,


ottawa, yut, July 80 The Cana
dian election campaign. Win ratiuca-
uuus ui the reciprocity agreement
Win th" United states as the para
mount issue, viii De- opened this WccA
u many parts of the country m
members ot parliament who have
reached th,ir constituencies.
The tWo party lradtrs. however
viii not start ON their speaking tours
Tor q Wcek 90 least Robert Rogers,
vino viii conduct the fight against
rrriprocity in Manitoba. arrived today
tor 30 conference with Mr. BORDEN.
E e. Hcndcrs and Robert Mackcn-
y,. secretary of the western grain
growers. came in from the west 90
give th,r udvic, aud cooperation tu
90" government.
la further explanation ot tur gov
,rumonta position iu dissolviug pnr-
lament one OF the dominion minis
ter. siid today.
Whil" tnr government regrets that
it was not able tu carry out ~ bar
gain with thr United States without
recourse 60 general election, 10 pes-
siblN is better for all parties that
thinls hu,, taken the turn which
they have. " reciprocity had been
forced through the house at this tinp
It would have been put Ia jeopardy
Within a year, az by law a genera!
| election would have "a come after
another session. By bringing the
| election on nov No expect 90 br ablo
to utnk' reciproVlty the sole issue
u th, election we're deferred for d,
year and rcciprncity put Though, the
| chances are That reciprocity then
would hr unl> ON, uf the ISSUES
The Liberal government might bee
turned nut uu aum' other question
and tn' incoming Conservative gov
erum.nt undoubtedly would put
through am act repeating reciprocity
Of 30, government b. sustained I'M
september it means that the people
want reciprocity, chat II would be
ratified ana that its opponents ~ili
not get another chance at it Tor at
least four years % viii thea he
firmly established ANA SEQ large a
trad, with the United States built up
that no government would dare ro-
peal it,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
PAY
STATE EXPENSES
IN WISCONSIN
SAYS REPORT
Commissioner Turns Over His
Data to President Taft
Showing How the Various
Commonwealth Collect Tax
COMPARISON SHOWS
HOW LAWS WORK OUT
nn, E,cnlns Iieralh \. y I.rn.cn MIr.l |

th8 Evening Herald \. q. Leased Nire1
NJsUu.Ilu IHI. $50 Wisconsin.
uI aU tu, ,t.tru central states. doe
r.Nr. enough r,,,ru, from Its taxes
600 corporations tu uH |t. ordinary
stHf. expense. ABOUT 90 p,i cent pf
tn. eHt,- taxes conn. from tutt
.pur.. ohio. collect. 80 ger cent ot
90. fltI from corporations. Indiana
80 pyt ..ul und lIuuus % p,r cent
u NIymau tu, r.>,uu' from core
puuuuu.. VhIHh o. 9, per cent of tu,
tax Receipts, ls applied Co the school
fund
a .Hmur h,usNr review ut the
taxation ol corporations u ohio lu-
diana illinois Monpau and Wncou-
s.n is presented m a report of thr
commissioner of corporation. trans
mittri Go the president TODAY RE-
port, 90 corporation taxation 300 Sew
Eu-HuI aud thr miidl, Atlantic
states have been published
Tb, rruuri Says THAT lIIuui- and I'm
dlnH l.NN Uruti.II. uo special taE'e
uu corporations. tru Wisconsin alone
approach. 1 separation ut tl, ~uuIg-
e., uI .,,euu. aud that Michigan and
Wisconsin huy, am elaborate physical
valuation con- tNu steam aud street
from thut used nN ans ul tho other
state.
The findings ol tho commissioner
afford .pu,i-, comparison h,tNeeu
th" taN laws uI DO, states 900 tn, light
'f judicial decisions. practical admin
i-u1uuu and .r..uu, RETURNS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
NELSON STATEHOOD
BILL WILL PASS
SENATE SAYS
Mr.. SMITH
Chairman of Committees o.
Territories Says He Will
Favor il Because il is Meas
ure Taft Wants.
JONES AND FRIENDS
ENR0UTE TO CAPITAL
tB, E,cni.x ucraid \. -. i.ra.cd wire,

ny i''"sA Hff"l" " - a''"N'h NhF'
Washington. luiN BE- senator WI.
liam Aldtu smith chairman oI tay
comet, ,.,.i,,..,.. ....,.,,.,.. ,.t..
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mood "d'o''.'na ADMISSION oI '"ih
territories without ruc mandatory iu.
srrH,.Iop tina. Arizona eliminate the
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
BREWERS ATTEMPT
TO TELL WHAT
IS BEER?
Secretary Wilson and Dr.,
Wiley Listen Carefully 10
Answers Submitted to Time
Honored Query,
~, r,cnlug Herald \. y. Leased wircp


Washington, Iub 80 Both S"trr-
uu wilson ot th, department or a--
u.uurr and ur Harvey w. WILEY
nl tu, board of food and Urus m-p,r-
unu listened cretu.ly loda, 90 OH,
answers ot brewers Goo th, question
what .s beer
The United States Br,Nrre tssDrl.
.uou r'prr.vnIcO uN Louis g.
~ruuWm ul Sew NorA offered jpu,
statement in r,ply 90 tb" set nf qnr--
tpn> propuuudrd hy th, department
as Go what ingredients W,r, contained
ZOO p.,r lt na. claimed that th.
processes lui ingredients u-rd boz
mokpE u,.r HDrr substantially tine
-aw. uu. B- u,iur, th. pur. tund
nv Vs. passed
lu -uug detailed Information ps
tp tnc. methods tp, brewers declared
turIr vIUusu,.. Gao cu-uppratr with
tur department .p investigating W,
mauuU. ut mHlt uquurs The
HreN,re declared. however That tu,
government ,yr supervised t1, manu-
turu, o' beer Through nr United
state. Internal revenue act Further
uur. th,N suggested chat uasu Icr
us thr principal difference Goo h,cr-
Ntr boo tho d,suucs nrt'r. and after
fermentation thorr would ..em to u,
uo r,Jeor lor .pmpuIsor. tJupuou or
-p,.fl, hu,uue
john o. Muun oi stanford. N. D..
rcuT,.,uuus ibr Consumers LEAGUE
read 70 statement euisiug thut "-inc.
uur-.u- uy1thprs and Iu>uuds u-. bacr
f.r tpuI. properties labels SHOULD
drsIsuat, tuo insrrdi,ut- so thtt users
MAY know whether the, ar, g,tuns
grain extract. nr "chomipal preser,a-
tlNv~ That ans "Vntmiaa prns cr,a-
uNcs wore used n thv making of
beer was lwckly denied by the brew
ere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
.LEISHMAN MAY Be
SENT TO GERMANY
1t is Reported That President
Taft Has About Decided TO
Appoint Italian Ambassa.
dor to Succeed Hill

Washington. u C.. July 3l Il was
reported on the best authority today
that President Tan had about decided
20 appoint John O. 4 Lelshmau. at
present American ambassador 60
italy as ambassador 30 Germany. sue.
ceeding James JAYNE llill vino re-
signed last spring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
TODAY IN CONGRESS.

I special torrc>pondrucr to che urra,di
y NheTmstnW u. a.. IuN 80
= ~'nat met .l noon. ,-mInr .
y nHyu .pae. loo G.1. .. election .
. IuI ..... nf federal uHs.. .
. Lur.u.t 1.lruv continued
. .INu.u received .r.m . UH .
. lan mr. m.,tu- 1,uu.u.u .
. N,fr.us urh STONE Hul .
. Cloth. Uu. ulk y
. Wn.E ,I california introduce .
. ed Nas,. coat CONS Npluu u.l. .
y incidental Vul hous. h." =
. Hru- Myt ut uuou R1In .
y continued ou cotton wu ,..- .
4 .Hu Hu y
. House Judiciary rommuu. o
. u,u. u.I.a.t" Ni.a.rsHu =
. ,uors.s a-uuet Attorney Gone .
. rN W. s.r-uJW
. sugar Trust investigation .
. heard e..r, tuTV palm.. u' amor y
. Dm u.r, sugar .sso,'at.u 800 y
. historical r,,lrw of ln0u-t" .
. Robinson ut Nrkuusa, nun- .
Q lu..a A.H-l>a coai conservation .
& uHI
. 800 L.uI. %, ST. Inu. ..ar. .
y ,d n,'nr. house uN,-ugaUu. q
y .umut.. thut goo o.tpm., y...H 0
. "II-n h.1u.dg' Goa uFudIus us .
= uuH|I-uIuE plant
H0u-, uuu'... tp mIh, another y
= attempt tomorrow Goo asT.. uu .
. direct election ui senators n..
y B.uurt,u iHat tIrir .u, =
. NuuIu b.. INJECTED boo wusHi. .
o oauyus ut house democrat. ua .
. campaign pubuciN o
Z senate. senator -uuur u .
. t'tW spu0r against aul c.us. .
o u sugar .ylruul,
q House rejected ur lNl GOO 20 .
= scuutc deficiency appropriation .
. to pN uu, mnuthF cNuu p. Goo o
y employee uI auugrOss an uupr1 .
y priauuu flr thirty years baDa .
. Representative Anderson OF .
= ohio deuNIug that b., su,ak,d .
= u hi- pension hiu u-tnuatcd y
. other mcmbers .u,akad into th, .
q corridors tu dodge vote. o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
AMERICAN PAINTER ~ DINING,
(nN EVeuiuu HeFaid \. a.. Leased Mlrel

Philadelphia. July 20 "A cahlegram
received today by his brother, Wm.
Abbey states mat EdNln \ Abbey, the
American painter be- diving In Ion-
don.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
BUTrE SALOON mgLD UP.
~ Evening HerRld \, q. Leased NtreI

huii'. Mont. July al.--Ihrvt mask
cd rnbhcr- early today entered a sd.
loon h Meadylllo and probably fatally
shot One uf seven men Who were play
ing cards and secured $500 which was
on ihc table.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
Mnuld Eres lrrlnatlnn.

Washington, Jull 81 senate. Bon
ahs hill cNo uptlne iwIg1uou districts
from tby operation oi tHc law which
provides lual bond isruvs must u'
limited in four per cpui ol tHD Usscse
.d valuation Was reported iaturanlN
ro tu, senate today by senator huis
tow of Kansas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
DES MONIES CLUB
FRANCHISE WILL
NOT Be SOLD
Tip 0'Neil Declares He Will
Not Let Go Until He Knows
Who is After Privileges
Games May Be Transferred

NY Evening Herald 4, q. I.-ased wirel
Chicago H. July Fl fhe fran
chise ci the Dos Iongs club cannot
ho sold untll | know Who the pros.
rcctiyr purchaser Is. said President
Tip Omen at the Western base.
ball league. his mOruing The trans.
fer OF all the remaining games Oi the
Dcs MOiucF team 90 other Cl'ics in
the League Is not objected tu by the
league president 80 leng as The AZ
rangemen is satisfactory 10 the other
club owners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
SUPREME COURT IS
CRITICISED BY
SENATOR OWEN
IN SPEECH
0klahoman Urges His Bill for
Election and Recall of Ju.
dietary and Takes Fling at
Present Court System.
OREGON IS CITED
AS FINE EXAMPLE

tBy Evening b~raId \. q. Leased MIre,
Washington. JuIs 5l- Severe crit
.r.sm ~ thr .urt.mu court of the
United states characterized th, sp,och
OF senator owen ol Oklahoma. who
.udNpcat,d before .ho senate today ug
adoption ot his pH providing Tor tho
election Jud recall of federal Judges
This ull prp,.d,- that amy jusuc, OF
thn supreme court or any Judge of
tuE other rultcd states court shall
%. ubIect tu recall by Il resolution OF
congress. that am district aud circuit
judge. ot th, United state. shall be-
elected by tuv voters oi tur district
cor circuit. aud that their t,uJr. ot
utu. shah Doe four ygars
Answering the contention of 1p-
pou,up ot the recall ni Judges that
tho electoral. would uo. hr 500 con-
srrNttN, u th, oNpro.., uf tH, power
OF r,call "a. would tn, national I,Eis-
lHtur. or tu, state legislatures som
utor ON,J s1d thHt tJ, electorate oi
tnr American states Is abuuduutiy
yuu-,rNatIN, and moves more slowly
'HHu lts prueross iN. representative
would move. The people, be- main
tslu.d hay, been trained Co give the
b. uyuJ OF The doubt Go anyone ass
sIl.i ANA vhUu iu doubt they viii
always tot, no.
"N.N,r during the tu years shat
tHr right of recall has existed boo urv-
gou said tny spsu>.. 'haN' thr peu-
pIr atailcd themselves ct it against
% Judge. although ther. is one guse
pending there now, which. undoubt-
cGiy, wu eo decided wisely by tho
people.
Tho rcastionari tory argument that
tn pnopl. are tur1ulont. Wild and
visionary. uuduly EsssloEats, 'onpris-
up ,u ,pous.bio iuob not ht COR
power. vsa hold by the speaker TO
.oulp with ruor grace from those who
hold hoir lonu,s. digultios aud salar-
I.- from tncs, sam, people
-rus. was n.d upon tn. popular
sentiment that senators should be
| yuoH.u by direct VOC. uf enc people
ca, sDu1'ur held tbut i tac people
uH,, m',luaeuD. enough ,o elect sem
uur. rld members uf th. house they
yDuIu uut De- lacking u Tint quality
90 10 huulI com. to th, election .gr
| r..tI st 80 iudc,.
.lr 20. power ul rycll exists" som
1tur owen said 'lhH voudaDt OF
udr, win 10, so exemplary. $50 s8tis-
! nriar q, tho pyoui, ul 90, United
| States tnat me- rccal of amy federal
/ iadE. nnuId ever b, ur. ."ss1r, Tho
! moment tho r,,aU went into effect
Dt. ..,ftrf. ..,.rII tr1rut,fI, discontinue
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
fine but lippilp1mfne lffdm 3 tol T
years in dlsdrsqdn ~ lthf courtD n <
Sec. 2. EkArg RArsonI who shAn

fine but lippiip1ment qffdm 3 toi
years in dlsdreoon ibf Ithf courtDf M
Sec. 2. tEvSry person VINO shan.
monopolize OF attempt to monopoliza
on consplre with any person or per-
sons to monopolize any part of the
trade or commerce among the several
States OF with foreign nations, shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor. on
conviction thereef shall be punished
by fine not exceeding five thousand
dollars. or by Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding one year or by bothNsaid pun.
ishments in discretion of the court" g"
(Should be only Imprisonment FOR 3
to Z years)
Sec. .. Every contract, combina-
tion in form OF trust or otherwise cv
conspiracy, in restraint of trade or
commerce between any such terri
tory and another or between any such
territory or territories and any state
or States the District Of Columbia,
and any state or foreign nations is
hereby declared to DE Illegal"
Every person who shall make any
such contract. or engage in any such
combination or conspiracy shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanoi
OTELONY) and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding five thousand dollars or by
Imprisonment not exceeding one yeai
or by both said punishments in tn,
discretion of the court" (Should cut
out fine, make penalty FELONY and
IMPRISONMENT to Z years.)
What does this law mean? The
word EVERY" means ALL. Thus
every contract means EVER
ONE" and every one is all. ESpe-
cially in law is this true, and for
dead certainty in criminal law il
must be CERTAIN or the life llb-
erty and protection thereof. of the
person, would be in jeopardy. And
what this law plainly says about every
"CONTRACT," It says and means
about Every" Coordination" and
Conspiracy" And 1t means what It
says-"all contracts. combinations
and consplracies" Thus we see that
whether it be contract. a combina-
tion or a conspiracy it is illegal, and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

There Aas pe pcsstle escape. frcpn rs
clamp. ~
The only question Is: Is this con-
tract, this combfhanong this consplr
acy before the court, In restraint Of
trade? If the remedy by law was to
he a CIVIL remedy for tort. and q
money consideration in damages, the
only consideration. then there is no
doubt in my mind but what the hold
ing Of the United states Supreme
Court, that the restraint must be n
reasonable" restraint. But when
the law is a CRIMINAL. and not a
CIVIL LAW, the remedy for its vlo-
lation must be a criminal remedy,
and the penalty must be imprison-
l'ment and the construction of the
law as we'll as the law itself must
follow the dead certainty of the mean
ling of the legislature or Congress, in
order that no one shall go unpun-
fshed for uncertainty. or be punished
lfor uncertainty OF the law, and hence
our courts. should be careful to con
strue the laws OF America according
to the meaning Of the English. LAM
guage as Il Is in the statut t'iO "a
| blb dNtOIulIlE no It's ll'dH
known and taken by the h'C1efi
lgrammarian authorities cf ccr tif-
cational text hooks and educators
And where Is there a grammarian, 4
language educator or a common user
of the English language today that
is educated scientifically or otherwis,
in the construction and meaning oi
| pure English, that would have said
OF the phrase. "in restraint as COM
bined with and modifying and quali-
| flying the words trade and com
merce,' in criminal law, and the
word "RESTRAtNT" as placed there
in that statute by some Of the best
lawyers of Jurisprudence. unqualified
by any word, phrase. adjunct, clause
o. sentence. THAT 1T MEANT "UN-
REASONABLE" RESTRAINT. You
can't find one that would have fol-
lowed the holding OF the court II
said what it meant its m, ,aning was
very plain, and It meant What II said.
If It had meant, or the CONGRESS
THAT PASSED THE ACT had
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
lWE STuDYI.

Our business. We aim to
make it the best. We desire
to serve we'll both borrowers
and deposdtors. We are
economical in our manage
ment. Applications f o r
loans are looked after
promptly and when good
closed quickly. Five per
cent interest is mailed
promptly to our depositors
and they are pleased. Assets
over $5, 600. The Buck
eye State Building and Loan
Company, Rankin Building,
% West Gay Street, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Call and inves-
tigate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

Esteemed Editor Marion Mlrror:--
Your mastery editorial in Fridays
paper, brought out Of Its hiding a few
thoughts fhat I put upon paper on
the day Of the convening of the
American Congress and for your
valuable paper if you cared 10 use
them. There is desire from some
quarters to amend the Sherman law.
and word might do no harm from
one of the common people, what they
thing about It's amendment. Let the
people think for themselves. / here
fore quote as much Of that law as
will be necessary To their understand
dng TO pass Judgment upon II a5,
Sec l.. Every contract combine
tion in the form Of trust or other
wise, or conspiracy IN RESTRAINT
OF TRADE or COMMERCE., among
the several States or with foreign na-
tlons As hereby declared 10 be IL
LEGAL"
Every person who shall make any
such contract or conspiracy, shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor (should
be felony) and on conviction there
Of shall be punished by fine not eX-
ceedlng five thousand dollars, or by
imprisonment not exceeding one year,
or both OF said punishments in dis
erection OF the court (shonld De no
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

criminal. when "in restraint of trade"
1t is made a CRIME by law. Such
a contract, such a combination. as
well as such conspiracy is prac-
tically defined by law to be a con
spiracy.' And this is certain enough
This Is definition sufficient to put all
good as well as bad people and trusts
on their guard as to what is a viola
tion of the "ANTG-TRUST SHEER
MAN LAW" Yes all know too well
NOW what It is. The law is too
definite. too plain, NOW. to them. and
this is why they wan. It AMENDED.
Il should be amended in the particu-
lars only, as above pointed out that
Is in the penalty The law is too
CERTAIN for the VIOLATING class.
1t has steel teeth, and iron jaws and
machine certainty and they know
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

the trusts and corporations; enforce
ment of Interstate commerce laws;
rigid application of sherman Anti
Trust law making guilt personal.
The fourth proposition of these in
terviews as to a conservative or pro-
gressive policy we have discussed in
the above. When this question was
answered It was almoet unanimously
for progressive but not radical
policy.
The Democrats may be wonderfully
mistaken but there is scarcely a
doubt that they believe they will
sweep the country next November and
capture the Presidency and Congress,
the postoffices and L. $. marshalships,
the customs and assessors offices. tho
embassies and consulships, and ev-
erything not nailed down by civil SER
vice regulation. Also some things
which are nailed down. Moreover.
there viii be Republicans who will
no; weep!
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

The Rev. Anna Shaw puts Eve at
the head of her list of the worlds
greatest women; and then she gives
poor old Adam a poke In the ribs
with an exclamation point.-Toledo
Blade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

If the best cold storage" can do Is
to guarantee that each Of its eggs
was laid by a hen then 1t falls short
of the great expectations cracked
up by its friends
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

j. Pierp Morgan may own the
earth but no sans man who has good
health would exchange places with
him. Health rs above wealth--not
indeed i'm It's class.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

Five miners We're taken out of the
Tennessee, mine alive but
these are all OF the 1874 miners whom
II is probable will be rescued.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

Sherwood and Anderson are en-
gagged in a pitched battle over the
pension bills according to reports.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

DR. GLADDEN. says the only solvent
for the capital and labor problem is
Christian ethics. Both capitalists and
workingmen must be willing to do
what is fair and just. The doctrine
of mutual good will is what must
maintain. OF course this cannot be
brought about by dynamiting and
murder Nor can It be brought about
by watering stocks under eXtortionate
tariffs with all the benefits inuring to
the capitalists. Fairness means labor
ing men getting just portion of the
profits of enterprise-not all the
profits as some of them think they
ought to have-lbut what will coin
eide with equitable distribution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

meant. that the "RESTRAfNT' must
be UNREASONABLE, IN order tha,
the contract, combination or conspir-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

j the packers, after eight years
practice, are not entitled to the APP
pellation of "artful dodgers" they new
er viii be. They are Just as good
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

Col. Roosevelts friends are work
ing coenly for points in the game Of
politics. They are sparring for posi-
tion in the National committee and
are quite busy. He has not stated
that he would not accept the nomina-
tion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
The sherman Antitrust Law.

Col Bryan leads the procession in
Marion county
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This is the open season for Con-
gress--when it works very hard and
does nothing.
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acy, should be Illegal and criminal
then the proper authority would havS
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Evangelist Hill, who is preaching
nightly at Epworth NJ. T.. church. is
a man of more than ordinary ability
He isn't scholastic but he is able. lie
handles big problems using the COM
mon language of the people and has
a fine vein of humor. The evangelist
looks like a forceful man but he Is
more than that He IL a man of brain
power. He discusses great problems
and sways his audience at will. There
is less stage-work and artihciality In
his services than in that of the ordi-
nary evangelist and he is worthy Of
consideration by all who appreciate
moral improvement and revlvalistic
work. The singers who accompany
the evangelist render popular airs
which the common people appreciate
and applaud. II will pay YOU to hear
both singers and speaker at Epworth
VI. f. church. afternoon and evening.