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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
CHAMBERS MAY Be
PROGRESSIVE CHOICE
Defeated Republican Candi-
date for Treasurer Claims
Friends Played Falsely.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept, 17.--There Is a well-de-
fined report In circulation among those
politically Interested In the county's al
fairs that County Treasurer Alma Cham
bers. defeated candidate for renomina =
tion at the recent Republican convention.
Is to be the choice OF the Progressives
when they spring their preferential pri-
mary ballot on the voters In tile near
future.
Mr. Chambers has held the offios Of
treasurer for the past fourteen years
and he Is regarded as the most efficient
man ever employed by the county in that
capacity. He has received many sympa-
thetio votes because OF the fact that he
has been partially disabled by rl,eu-
nnats-n. The charge that Mr.. Chambers
was not favored by the bosses 10 linked
with the report OF his alliance with tho
ProsTessiveF
At that. he was defeated for the ponl-
nation by one vote. Joseph B. Storey hav-
ing been successful. and all interesting
incident Is related by friends OF the
treasurer In connection with hie defeat.
On the morning Of the convention MI
Chambers held two proxies, which he
turned over TO whom he supposed to be
q very dear friend. He declares now that
these two proxies were not voted I'm his
favor. In view OF bis defeat By one vote
MI Chambers feels keenly tho alleged
betrayal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
MANY MOURN VICTIMS.
Funerals Of Joseph Wadsworth and Leroy
Harrison Largely Attended.
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 1T.-Attcudcd ny hun
dreds OF friends. tho funerals Of Joseph
Wsdsworth and Leroy Harrison, victims
Of the tragedy at Sheriff II, Il. Harrtson's $
ranch Saturday night. were held today.
The services for tho Wadsworth boy were
conducted by Bishop = A. Bingham at
the Riverdule chapel at II O'Clock this
forenoon. n large number of tho boys
schoolmates from the Rlverdaie and Roy
districts attended in "A body. The inter
meut WAS made 1T Hooper. the former
home of the family.
Tho Rev John II. Carver conducted
the services for Leroy Harrison at the
First Presbyterian church at , o'clock
this afternoon. Members Of the Pythian
Sisters lodge. Of which the boys mother
Is member, and the Knights Of King
Arthur attended tho services. Tho nlusi-
cal selections. One Swcetly Solemn
Thought" and - Need Thee Every
Hour" were rendered by 4. II. Saunders
Intcrment was made at the Ogden City
cemetery.
GU, Of respect for Sheriff Harrison,
Judges J. 4. Howell and N j Harris
adjourned their courts after brief ses-
sons this morning and large number
OF thc county officials attended the fu-
neral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
SUGAR FACTORIES
ARE To OPEN SOON
Harvest of Beets viii Begin
This Week; Weber County
Crop Is Heavy.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept, 17.-The Ogden factory
OF the AmalEamated Sugar company VIII
he placed IN operation next Monday morn
Ing II there is n sufficient quantity OF
bccts on hand at that time, according to
The statement OF Assistant Secretary +.
s. Roapp today. The other plants OF
the company nj Lewiston. Logan and Eur
ley probably will not start on the sea-
sons crop until two weeks later.
Field Superintendent Job Plngree has
notified the growers Of Weber county to
start digging the beets this week and
transport the 50 me 20 tho loading stations
as soon as possible. The company OFF,
cials believe that the crop In Websr
county Is 80 heavy this year that 1t will
require a. long factory run 10 dispose OF
the beets, In addition to the big crop the
sugar chemists have every reason TO be-
iieve that the percentage of saceharlne
Nill he up 10 the average. In calling for
su early beet harvest IL Is desired to have
all OF the beets in the bins before the
heavy frosts result.
During tho past Idle ssson the loading
facilities nj all stations throughout the
county have been improved. Every sta
tion on the Oregon Short Line within We
ber county is now beet loading point
and the Ogden Rapid Transit company
has also arranged TO handle many car
loads Of beets daily,
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is HEREBY given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the
Rocher De Boule Copper company. cor
poration OF Arizona. Will bo held al the
office OF said corporation. room s19 D.
F. Walker building. on West Second
South street. Salt Lake City, Utah. on
Mondey. October :. 1912. a. 3 O'Clock j..
m. OF that dog, for the purpose OF elect
Ing directors To compose ths board OF di-
rectora. consio ering reports and trans-
acting such other business may prop
erIy come before the meeting.
NJ S. BROWNING. President.
JOHN r. COWAN, Secretary, g223s
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Alleged CRATER Held.
necinl to The Trihune.

Speci1I TO The TrIbune.
OGDEN, Sept. 17.-At the request Of
DR.. Walter e. Whalen. j. g Gardner. a
travelling representative OF tho Loyal Or
der OF Lions, a. Seattle fratornal organiza,-
ton. was taken into custody by Tho po-
lice this afternoon and probably Will be
cha rged with obts ining money under false
pretenscs.
Gardner Is organizing an Ogden lodge
Of the order and Is said to have secured
a membership fee from Or. WhaleD with
the understanding that he was to be eX-
amining physician for thn lodge. The
doctor learned that other physicians had
been approached with the same PROPOSE
ton and requested Cardner's arrest. City
iicS that she had paid Gardner 81 Az The
membership fee IN auxiliary to the
proposed Ogden lodge under the same
conditions applying to DR.. Whelen.
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DyrlaIniting Suspected.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 1.-THE police have been
asked TO investigate the circumstances
connected with the explosion OF a kitchen
range at tho home of Mrs. Alice Elmer
son, 124 Thirty-first street. last night. 1t
is believed that the explosion resulted
from dynamite placed In the coal.
Mrs. Emerson had just started a fire
in the range and left the kitchen for q
few moments. Her attention WAS attract
ed by the report and upon hurryinR TO
the room she found the stove complet ely
demolished, She succeeded In putting ont
the fire which had been scattered about
the room, without calling the fire depart
ment Had she been In tho room at the
time OF the explosion she undoubtedly
would have been injured. for pieces of
the stove were blown through the rear
door and ceiling.
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Bryan Will Hurry On.
n !. Tha .rriJ1r,a1

OGDEN. Sept 17.-WIllIam Jennings
BRYAN is expected TO pass through Os-
den tomorrow night after a busy day at
Provo. Salt Lake and a half dozen other
POINTS. The peerless one will not stop
of here on this trip. but is expected to
address u meeting In this city when he
returns 10 Utah on September 27 after
touring California
AS the local Democrats. have not Yet
received definite information as to how
much time the Nebraslsan Will have for
his Ogden visit ono week hence. they can
not arrange the details OF the proposed
meeting Several prominent Democrats Of
the county will hear Mr., Bryan in Salt
Lake tomorrow night.
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TO LEASE

TO LEASE-STORE ROOM. no.
South Main street, Floor spses ly
by l30 feet, with basement Bsst
ton in city. Apply P, ]. AonR
West End South st
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Batistas May Recover
Special to Tho Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 TIC ITIbune.
OGDEN. Sept 17.-Michael Batlstas.
the Greek who attempted suicide by
shooting himself yesterday. Is reported
to be improving and has q. fair chance
for recovery. The bullet which he fred
Into his breast passed through the left
lung, but there II as yet no indics ton
OF pneumonia or other complications. The
physicians have located tho bullet, but
Will not attempt TO remove IL until the
man grows stronger,
a misunderstanding between Batistas
and his brothers, who conduct the busi-
ness OF the Orpheum Candy company, is
now believed TO have caused the young
man 70 attempt suicide He was en-
ployed at the company's confectionery
establishment for the past two montha,
but is said to have quit Yesterday only
a few hours before the shooting.
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In Fighting Form.
Special to The Tribune

EneptaI 70 The TrIbune,
OGDEN. Sent 1.-THE Democratic
county central committee. with s. s.
Smith at its head as chairman. has been
organized for the present compslgn. h-
Wing c. Enmott has been selected as
permanent secretary and tho members of
the executive committee who WILL aid Mr.
Richards. a L. Brewer, Or. F. NJ Con-
roy, T. O.. Silreeve. George o, Brophy
r. s. Rolapp. T. S. Browning. Valentine
Gideon, Henry w. Civilian. A. G, Call
p. VI. Folkman. J. l. Peterson and
James r Bsus.
The county committee will have Its
headquarters with the Wilson Marshal
club on Washington avenue. AS soon as
rho campaign Speakers for the state have
been selected the local body win arrange
o series OF meetings throughout Weber
county
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Junior Haywood Receivers

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 17.--Aftor spending the
past several weeks at tho Dee hospital and
his home. Assistant City Attorney John
@. Haywood is able 10 go forth with the
aid OF crutches. Mr.. Haywood was the
victim OF an auto accident at Pennington
while bringing his Gather and other
Shrincrs back from a meeting in Salt
Lake. When the machine turned turtle
on a bad curve the young man sustained
a bad dislocation OF the hip. The ply
siciang believe that he will sustain no
permanent evil effects as a result OF the
In Jury
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Big Cattle Shipment.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 17.-Four uIousund head
of beef cattle. one OF the largest ship
Tnents ever mado from Nevada at one
time. will be loaded on the cars OF the
Southern Pacific at Tecoma, New. Thurs
day by the Vineyard Land & Livestock
COMPANY The shipment. which will re-
Qu!re about five solid trains, will bring
to the Ogden men composing the company
approximately n quarter OF q million dol
lars. After coming east To this city the
big shipment Wall go over the Oregon
Short Line To Seattle. Wash.
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sTRAYED FROM t'r. DOUGLAS
day evening. one large dars
mule. about 1000 lbs. branded 7;
left shoulder. Any person EnoNhs
whereabouts Of this mule pleas
CAPTAIN It. r. Harper. Ft DouGl1.
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Naomi Heath Buried

OGDEN. Sept. 17.-Bishop z. A OIL
zen conducted the funeral services for
Miss Naomi Heath at the family home.
rear Of 2047 Jefferson avenue. at o'clock
this afternoon, Hyrunl Belnap also spoke
at tho services and the musical selections
were rendered by William Pickett. Mrs.
Arthur G.. Wilson. Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver
and Miss Ireta Fife. Interment was made e
a the Ogden CITY cemetery in grave
dedicated by E. A. Larkin.
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Will Do His Best.
pecial to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 17.-Charles England,
Democratic candidate for secretary of
state and manager OF the Logan journal.
was In the city today while on his way
10 Salt Lake. Mr.. England win confer
with the Zion party leaders relative to the
arrangement of the campaign Itinerary Of
speakers. He also will join the Bryan
party on Its trip from Provo to Salt Lake
The Logan man declared that the nonnn-
alton came to him unsolicited but now
that he WAS the chosen one he intended
to do some hustlin1 for votes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
PEACH DAY AT BRIGHAM.
Unusually Heavy Traffic to Garden Con
ter City Is Anticipated.
.peoial to The Tribune.

Sneuial to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 1T.-The Ogden Rapid
Transit company has made arrangements
10 bandlo 5000 people between Ogden and
Brigham City tomorrow. IL being Peach
day In the Box Elder metropolis. In ad-
ditlon to the local people who attend the
big annual celebration TO the north, IL
falls to the lot OF the traction company
10 handle practically all OF tine Salt Lake
visitors who make the trip over the Bam-
berger.
Beginning at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning the company has planned Z
forty five minute service. with each mo-
TOT car equipped With trailers,f An un-
usually elaborate programme has been
arranged for this years celebration OF
Peach day at Brigham.
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Utah Peaches Please.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. 17.-The responses OF
eastern purcha sers In answer to the ses-
sons fret shipments OF Utah peaches are
being received by tho exchange and as
rociation managers and the comments are
nettering. Acting Manager j. f. Burton
OF the Utah Fruit exchange states that
those to whom he has shipped have de-
clared the pack to be unusually fjDe-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
Rackhams Are Divorced

OGDEN, Sept. IA final decree OK
divorce was granted by Judge J. A.
Howell today to Lulu NJ Ra otham In her
suit against Joshua Racleham- The wife
was given the custody OF one minor child,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
WANTED
WANTEp-MALE HELP

w ANTED, GOOD SALESMAN FOR
Weber county. must live IN Ogden or VI
clnityi must have grocery or tea and col
fee experience. Apply Thursday, Septsm
Der T.? between and y M. at Read
hotel Ogden, and ask for Mr.. Wilson, or
apply Hewlett Bros. Co.. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. g2t5o
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Granted License to We'd.

OGDEN. Sept. IA marriage license
was granted today TO Royal W. Laurit-
zen OF Moroni. Utah, and Dorothy L. WILL
Hansen OF Ogden: James Wilson Of Le
Grande. Or, and Louise I. Pierce OF Og-
den
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MILLER FOR A BREAK EXCHANGE
mill. ONE who can do his own n1rl-
wFighting and capable OF acting al man
eeff- To the right man steahy an
year-round position Give references 40
70 ability as miller and manager. Galley
milling Co. Oakley Idaho. 1"oo0
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FOR RENT-FURN1sBpn =,

CLEAN SINGLE ROOMS N
suitable for two. three or - su1
all modern; rates very Low %0ou
tel. &c E 1st So. "' sast5|
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WE TEACH YOU A TRADE IN A FEW
!nonths' time: no expense but your
work, Electricity. automobiles, plumoins
hricklnylng. 100 satisfied workinen .o
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

10 PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. sec j. NJ
~roruas. Eagle block. ol2i
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BANKS AND BANKING
t2SS2
MCCORMICK 81 CO,
BANKERS
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
ESTABLISHED 1872.

LADIES' TAILORING
MRS. MANN. SPTREI.LA CORSETS
viii not break or rust: guaranteed By-
land 309S-J. SEQ East 18th South. v2+S!
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WANTED. GOOD SALESMAN FOR
Idaho. Pocatello TO Boise; must have
grocery or tea and coffee experience md
must reside on his route. Address, with
references, stating when ready to COM
mence work. Hewlett Bros. Co, Salt Lake
City. g2i5S
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FURNISHED 1-ROoM r,o-
ern; rent cheap TO rogounrAGE.
owner leaving city. a5s sPeonsibls = =
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sOh JIo Rent FURNISHED
sog g'ane'n :m eunealow. mIssIc, SN.S
sSz'oo' loA5 Denver aye'''Yn: ave aN
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LoMEE oiy,lS PART or Our To;
,osds Fls1ed' oS4 Il. 3rd So. tnspAE
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MODERN 7-ROOM uo,
TIT lsns legation. adults % onIy Q
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FURNISHED ROOMS: HOT AND b
water. private bath; steam hat
West Sth South.
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EXPERIENCED MAN: CAN TALK
four languages: understands any Kind
of business, wants position. Address
N-57. Tribune. gaze
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS WANTED IN PACKING DE-
. Partnent; steady work, good wages
Sweet Candy company. 21s South Flrst
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HAIR GOODS

FOR SALE, BLOND HAIR SWITCHES
cheap. Inquire 260l Main, room 2.
e2l47
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PAINTING AND DECORATING,

c. l.. WESLEY & son HAVE RE
moved their shop to a26 State. Was.
GIL. t26i6
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EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE rONpr5
furnished. cast bench, rent ,l Ltl
to a good tenant: refcrcnc.,' 'es'd1.
Bell phone Wasatch 1894. W rN@
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WANTHD-BoARD AND ROOM

YOUNG MAN. STEADY AND SOBER,
seeks position where there is chance
10 rise, as good experience. in light work,
Apply G. W. Dixon, 2s1 w. End South st.
$500
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SEWING MACHINES

WI: SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. Io9 East End So Wasatch 1908.
d3Sle
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|s ROOMS. HALL. ETC. 154 d STREET
Enquire 36T 3rd avenue. gl93S
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CHEAP, A NICELY Frpvs~
room. strictly modern; prIyats y
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FURNISHED ROOMS, BOARD IF a
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AND GROOM MODERN HOUSES FOR
rent Enquire i76 ". Sth South g1929
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LARGE CLEAN, WELL-eIpyirr
modern front rooms. gentlsmss .
ferred. 326 So. Bird East
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FOR RENT

MODERN GROOM HoIIce 80
~ furnished No. 50 iysia CONF
setch GTS. MOONS. Pias
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STEAM HEATING PLANT; YOUNG
man. married, wants steady position;
experienced, sober, Address P-8. Trib-
Une. BZo1b
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CECIL & CECIL. THE CHIROPRAC-
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Main. gT7
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THE CUMBERLAND, sN7 glsT-
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week up.
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HOUSES FOR RENT NEAR UNIvER.
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NICELY FURNIsUNn
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T6 f.. 9TH So. 1'a
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AGENTS, MEN AND WOMEN. SELL
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS y
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ELEGANTLY FURNIsYrrn
rooms for rent: single and :, "
State. w
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F1vE-RooM s MODERN. NTcr7,
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NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM ar
able for one or two. No. III
ants.
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WANTBD-ACTIvE MEN TO SELL
groceries. Wholesale, TO the consumers
Exclusive territory. Good commissions
For particulars write Edgar Jones Conn
Pany. 3sS 26th street. Ogden. Utah. dSloS
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. -
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LOST AND FOUND

--~--~-----O~-O|~o-0- -
DICK GILLESPIE. BAKER
Sparey & Mehse. found two oat-e:
coupons In sacks OF Huslert
Sparey e Mehsc use 1900 pounds q
ler's Flour each week. Mr. Glllesla
there is no flour as good as Huslsss
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NICE FURNISHED HOUSE -
oheap 300 So 3rd East foS \
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S-no,,M' ,s' FtRNlSHED 0p -
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MAIL CARRIERS: POSTOFF1CE
clerks wanted. $50 month, Salt Lake
Ing Franklin Institute. Dept 45e-S.
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s15T7

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AP:-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. NJ
AND J.. II, DAILY, TROY LAUNDRE'
ASl SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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GROOM BUNGALOW vo
an". a street. "oDERN
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MnnEEM MOI il, I-RooM. CLOSE ~
n Iiaoig "a -rri, tenant for the wIntss.s' win ~ fo]
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TYPEwRITINa, SHORTHAND

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Walker bldg, f24a7
The oasis., 1912-05-11

who came to great national duties with narrow provincial ideas of their discharge, and possessed of the great fear and distrust, that were dominant in the popular mind for the first century of the American national existence, of the power of the general govern ment.
 Those so prone to criticise the American government and the present administration for it's indifference to the sufferings and injuries experienced by Americans abroad, should not forget that the fault lies not in the administration of that government. The fault is one of the very weaknesses of free government. The American peo- pie decreed in the outset that they were to have a weak government. And now there is no use in kicking because it is not strong. It is "what the doctor ordered"