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cslVs far ErrhrAr Te1nfur ceusents than rluw seem To be neEsibLe. The furti- he4Iirus at TehutAJis0 Ate sErorg and ars sEIcnIt-tl With 0l] the aEk1 and s<IrrniInziiun which have alTAya s1a,ln Ghe Tur%lsD troops fUrIrIda Ihe in d.relIce. Tho failure of the IRat hs<otintilus has nut been followed lay an uumEdiaLr aEtaAsls HB ths preCsdIpl5 Lur.s wer1 aud uLs Is taken 10 mean lhai Nu3saria nuW TscoEnIzGs ti.e diff AnUleS 9r itp task.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

CoNSTANTIS SnrLE. Nov i7--The rumur that the 9resh4 will attack the Dardanellrs Is hardly given ue&ence here. Thpee waters rtn 50 1eAicpEly } taheu cSro of bJ file poTe<1 that cou'- vILutiuna would So HlrA t0 fellow znS AtrorL vn The part Ut s1iy nGt1oI {" tn- ierrsrs rhe~Atn With tb6 DATtluIielle1 rlus d Coastantinople uhI always hars h.r IsreAt AaIi.li% territory as a bass and her position AeAnl& t1 be just 'Is strong Gs evFr.
 Turksy will certainty now R~alt ds7 yslUrrnsnts in ths nctiun nf thu 2Tezl rowcrs psfCru surrendcrinS m nnrA"' nran1u t:rwA+
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TO WHOM IF MAY CONCERN.

lIavu your GIptbss clsancd Hnn pressed ut the NOME TAILORING co, t,@tTsun se9crstrom < EtaEun's and Zrlu,ers Jewelry stores.
 Wa ci+Ah and renew futs. press ma repHLI- your clothes. ItsAKe ilteratsons in hoth ladies and GsntIcfGAn's clpl'les, first cluss workmanship. rnodsrn usthuts. prompt service. Come anu Ge6 pH.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
brAeiAI Nugget SSrvIas.

,IFs$r ynr. 2r.--I's.:rlrA, tho kwv*r wCo H'urrIcr2d Jtt;r. thc '"' r. Rumrl;r+, taA hcrn l-rderrd hy Gus" ernur TIa. .,d Nil :casn t:c Pnniten- tiary Lad,.y 1. frcis nGn. 1li n'Is r"IL- tsa"fa; <. iiia. in1p:T amIrcI.t rnT ttLG mCrdGr wlii$t Was Gp'nr1trtrt sI1nG ysa:y aEn. The trial Tns on" of fe most nr.elraI%l Sinl and ta:r'E!i
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
BULLOCK olNE8 WILSON, Especial Nupust 8ePVlss.

HAMILTON. Nov. 2f.-Wcoaro~ T1ls9u a,M his daughters were thi gassrs nt aoyeTsor Bulluuk sodzg El dinner, Othrr guests wefo nsn uI prom!nulr:n ln the colony The prssi' tlept elect uE she Un1ecd SJates slil .zuniiRueR IS bo v Lig attraction Snd recefrts rha most 1atterins. d@n1nu siCmtious ur welcome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

chu.rnan Qf Lhc trustees of tho CAT nAEL4 ruundutlGn. Thr .TemeudrIs wealth of The institution Fdndse1- thS roxttlpu onc of tho f7r%t imp0rtAncv. t.ich Ils It Is uuT the advance Ia rhs yhlas ct The properties frun' which 1t druTa ilv endoEr,nnta is cxpertsd to l,H 10 great ihnt eh:re will be no richer ut sarIh.
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2oMPER9 BETTER.
7solal Nugget 64f+ies.

$asHiai Nugget 64f"ics.
 R@ls:I ls;HTEE, Nov. :g. -SAInucI Eomp"rs, REC has he"n 1!l far some lime. 1a now Iopcrt"d lp he recorotInE. Siu.-e Ll,e 1ntImntion hy TilRen that L dupgrIE9ent If lsIbur %lll be r$tnpltah- cd ComprrS haa auqILre1 an irnpvlt- uuar for gru.l ter evsu than that which he formerly enjoyed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
snseiAI Auaaaf asr HlaA

spsciAi Hvaaaf ssrSisA
 SPOKANE. NeE. M.1'he m1niHg cnnarcss nuw in session here has en- dor9eA tho pasalng of a law which woulG sake from tho hands of Lhe t,i- t.riar dAnartmuur thu determinutlUI uf the validity od Alaska coal cJEtmR and rioee It ;u tho federal courts.
 l. Th1 c0DernHs adOptAl rEpplull9n
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

in arr.iIElns nleaerMts for the day du1l-t forget the Thanksgiving bsLli at 4. E. huil. Dovrx open ct and nAne- fnv at g. 90 ?. tn. Good rnuEIe and xo"' fgonr. All yuur friends will be thcres
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

aCtGIlamrnt hEt%s=h AratrlN and SFT- vs. and hupsu AaA snrsrt1ined that Euch efforts nMy br successful. Fhu JirItIHn ca pincL met ;adaY hurrledLS' u1(l rhs nbjsct rrrt;IMly waH to lLH- cus9 the sttnASiou
 The Mediterranean squadron Is h'- JIeyad to nays received tussr uaFiiona 70 bs ln readiness r.I Aeciys sU1r1Ds, but Rritn.ns poEIt!vn In The eFont UG war Ia hIrdly well dsEntsd, The nature cf her entCnts <rirn Franrg md Rnssia uluy not hc uf ths kinl thaL would com 5al her tU LeCume aotivrly ln"olT- sd if tiIA tTirle Hlltanca rELE'H the field,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
WANT ALASKA FEDERAL
 COURTS TO ADJljOlCATE

ind states courts In Alaska and that thuy be Rtven lne right of arpAA to the auprAus court. HhonIn rhA AlaP. Luu court ,HIt drtlAr@ thslr claims |" bu valid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
HAFkoR HuHl ED

apAaiI E1Hput asCVce.
 WARRINGTON. aio+. sT--The tI- n,.ru uc Snn.llT HaSnaT tn9E pisLDs toduy, Ghr InLs1mlenr bGi'Iis made ut R0ckvIe t.elnctUTy. AnUHEFt thoBr ureAsnt were fresiiETI Taft nnd the ,nernbcrs of LEA supreme cuufL
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Special Nugget SarsiS%

CON XSrAETIN') )IaLE. S."-. 2T.- lI1I jag tlIn disrus siu1I of prntt tarMs Do tuyuan Inc TuTaiSl anh DuEGTur rI4lhpntsnliprra rccptiT Nl2'n Pusnu, l.snnnanlrr in chirJ tf uE
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

GO TO THE NORTH POLE 1aEerf Fsf chs nsse breed and pAseFT. The vu1Y coffse NSusA ia ss~n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

We have large ssI -V4nETt c fancy holiday gift books, rssdy so' mailing. lomsn sreG
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

PAIRS. Ecg. 27-Ths r:Lklng Uf t.: is regarded hsrs as an Ilnlczz tl,e b1siasers re.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

BEI GRADE, @Snv, 2S,-hlI Gr1c|rz and military ohrltls %hO b&lhhG rn the apeclHI SerRIAn reaerVp7 hAFe re- rILvcd erdyTs tO join their tomnIand1 within twsncT four hours, This ordcT
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

Fresh ssrsry and orsnbsrri+s z' LAh pA Ann's
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THE LOBBY.

Thanksgiving party tonight L"ss 04 live turkeys chickens, sees", ste'
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PATRICK RELEASED
 BY GOVERNOR DIX

Ll. rc,narEanlr rIr0,t through rhe nr,..rt7 in clear IIimsGn'
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Mining Ed1tisns raady Tor mailing at the Nugget uh1ve. 66A..
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sLOCuM EICE CHAIRMAN. 5psEiaL Nugget BsrVieA

C1I. .onADC SETTINGS. Nnv. sTs- William r. S:ncpm Eiealdent oi Gel pradH collGge, has been elected |lcs'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

FOR SALE. Heatins plant complete, s'as hF pronf sats sR pnee. Helt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

Heal sPPIs cider at Lsh ".hns.
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NOME TAILORING co.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15
h We Can Make Terms to Suit Your Cash and Income

Mo- l5 Henderson Ave modern two story pasered
 mousse that could not be rebuilt today for 000 good condition fias natural gas electricity and connection also furnace heat and bath This property acquired for debt and Will be sold at small price actual value II You want aSbargan in home go one Price $5,OOO and liberal terms will be right parties.
 Mo- 4b Henderson Ave lot 50x140 five room cottage and bath room with barn. This house has been entirely rebuilt new fence around the property One of the little the city Within two blocks of Oak Lawn school house. city water and electric light property on terms o S2Oo cash balance at the rate of $5 per Sale price $1,2Oo.
 Mo- 53 Henderson Ave cottage lot 75x15O with ga electricity and city water Just block from school house Will paint and the fences an dea nome The owners not in the real business want to sell as they took the property in for debt small price of $600 asked $2O0 cash balance in small monthly insalments. This is worth looking ino
 Two blocks from Central Ave- just St Louis Ave- lot 150x zlu With eight house that could price asking for the whole property property
 life combined This property will full lots 50x15O worth SaOO each high and dry above city level good water This property acquired in and must be sold Terms can be arranged Price $2,0OO
 Corner Pleasant and Grove St. lot 132x200x9on which is one ten room house and three cottage improvements are one of the best residence properties city an ideal spot for hotel sanarum The lived on for years but must e on account of leaving the sae proe is Ss000.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

sroom house Curve St. lot 50 125 This just about hundred feeA from Prospect Ave- The house could not be rebuilt for the asking for it. and the terms will make should sell this property This is real bargain for workngman. This is opportunity that will not be o ered again at the price of $90 Terms $15O down and $5 Inonth a saaf-~a.s a.a{s <. One foroom house and eeroom house renting for $00 month for the reeoom house and $500 month for the ourroom house. Lot 50 150 Curve St. The lumber that is ill these houses would than asking for them Price $75O On terms of $50 cash balance the of $f0 per month. Come in and let us show you.
 Two hreeroom houses in Wilmington Subdivision just of ton St. with big lot in good repair Will sell these $650 terms of $50 down. balance the rate of $0
 man of small paying house these bargains before you know will your home your rent will stop.
 veroom house with fine we'll of water lot 45 175 on Grove St. Will sell the house and lot for less than to erect This IS rare bargain and will make good you are interested will make price that will you This house was taken debt and must besod
 Atheeoom house Grove St. adjoining the one above has just been put in fine state of repair Lot This is just back and adjoining the Choctaw addition sell this house and taken a debt and be sold
 WE OWN AND CONTROL THE WEST END HEIGHTS ADDITION ON WEST GRAND AVENUE: SIDEWALKS ARG ALL LAID; CITY WATER ON THE PROPERTY AND IN FINE NEIGHBORHOOD WILL SELL YOU LOTS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDITION ALMOST AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND ON THE EASIEST TERMS. THIS ADDITION Is liGfER @ THAN ANY OF THE SOUTHWEST PART OF THE VIII {5 AND oyEkLO0kS THE WHOLE CITY. TO BE CON- 'lINCED GALL IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THESE LOTS. ,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

Corner of Park and East St. just block from Park Ave car line One of the best built residences cprngs Thi4house k brick house veneered with frame. in all respects Has eight rooms with bah toilet electricity barns and other ouhouses The land consists acre. on which IS fruit trees and all other shubery This bargain The house could not be erected S6000 today and will make physician or business ideal home The price for
 week IS $4OO0 onehaf cash balance easy terms Don't overlook this.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

1912 Central Avenue lot 5Oxl5O eight room house modern one of the finest neghborhoods in the city, perfectly and is high above the street level This is one the real ba gains in real estate if you the market for home If von
 are interested price and terms will be on application
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

Corner of Quapaw and Hazel St. As this the Lest furnished cottage proposition in the city There eight furnished cottages and story Rouse 1S7x150
 of the best negborhoods the city ground alone
 worth $50 front foot counting the improvements or furn ure Electricity gas sidewalks The price of this property for short while is $2OOO and will purchaser as business $15o month. Come in and talk this
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-15

438 Prospect Ave- residence of ten bath can be turned into two complete apartments 80x250 raced and concrete walks all around within three blocks tra Ave The whole city in full view of the porch house could hardly be rebuilt for the price asnge
 joining lot without improvements for 300 four years ago. This real bargain at the price asked of $7OO0 arranged.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
WHEN is A REPUBLICAN?

When, like Senator La Toilette, hi
advocates judicial recall or, like Sen
ltor Root, he denounces it as sub
7ersive OF responsible government?
When, like Senator Bourne, he pro
claims advocacy of the initiative
referendum and recall, or like Sena
tor Lodge, he describes these as de
structive of representative govern
ment?
When, like Senator Cummins, he
declares the tariff shelters trusts, or
like Senator Smoot, he asserts the
tariff is essential to our industrial
progress?
When, like Senator Burton, he de.
clares there is a money trust con-
trolling the reserves and the credits
If the nation, or, like Senator Du-
pont, he says the money trust is
4 Pigment of the imagination?
When, like Theodore Roosevelt
he declares the courts should he
made subject to popular will, or, like
President Taft, he views as the end
Of the republic the. day when the peo-
pie shall be able to- override the
courts? r,.,t, !,
When is a Republican? -.~ 49,.
> No one may answer in voice that
carries Observation-Disclosures. Tele-
graph Herald. -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20

Cures permanently the case he under
takes and sends the incurable home Wit
out taking rec frG rom, th saar In ffsr y. vsag
while other doctors have made Few
visits and stopped. Dr. ShailehDerEer ~
cSrone diyeases pToSen By the many
cures effected In chronic cases which
nave baffled the skill OF many physi-
Clans. His hospital experience ana e1-
tensiye practice have made him 30 pro-
licient that he can name and locate
disease in few minutes. =
Treats all durable cases OF CataEr .1s
Nose. Throat and Lung diseases. Eye
and Ear. Stomach. Liver and KIDNEYS,
travel rheumatism. Paralysis. Neural,
ga, Nervous and Heart diseases. blood
sease and Consumption In early stage;
diseases Of the Bladder and Female Or
gan, Liquor and Tobacco habit. STAN
merins cured and sure method to pre-
vent It's recurrence again.
A never failing remedy for Big Neck
PILES. FlSTULAE and RUPTURE
cured without eiVen to iii
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
Eranuia1ed lids. Cataract. Cross Eyes
NERVOUS oEeILiTY
Are you nervous and respondent: weak
and debiIiated; tired mornings: no am
fatigued; excitable and irritable: eyes
snnken. red and blurred; pimples on
fac.. dreams and night losses: restlesa.
mine and drains at stool: distrustfui
want OF confidence: lack Of energy and
strength. IS
Blood Poison, Syphilis. Gonorrhee.
structure, elect. Spermatorrhea: Vari-
:ocele. Hydrocele. Seminal weakness
Ind the effects of early Vice or Excess.
Producing Emissions. Debility. Nervous
.ess. Dizziness. Defective Memory, etc:
which ruin mind and body. posit'VeH
WONDERFUL CURES
Perfected In old cases which nave
cen neglected or unsklllfully treateo.
20 experiments or failures. He UNDER
axes no incurable cases. but cures
thousands given up to die:
Consultation Free and Confidentiel.
Ga. wiLeERT sHxl.ENeERoER.
l re- oakHood eouievard.
CHICAGO. Ill 5ts
0essr soes 0esses 8tofs OoNs
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 20, 1912.
La FoLLETTE's ATTACKS UPON
ROOSEVELT.

Against the advice OF his physl-
clans La Toilette has resumed
his speaking campaign and has turn,
ed his batteries from Taft to Roose-
Sye,t. He places trust control OF In
dustries at the head of the nations
ills and accuses Roosevelt Of being
largely responsible for the growth
OF the trusts. Here are two para
graphs from recent speech deliver
ed by La Toilette in Dakota which
are true, and their truth condemns
! the ex-president no matter what ne
has said or what he may hereafter
say: I Ill
$@ ..When Roosevelt became Prasiden
4 the total amount of the stock and
i bond Issue OF all combinations and
trusts, including the railways then
q in combination, was only $3,784 ,O0O,-
1000. When he turned the country
! over to Taft, whom he had selected
as his successor, the total capdtaliza-
ton Of the trusts and combinations
4 amounted to the enormous sum of
]. $31,672, 00O, 900, more than 70 per
I cent of which was water. Prices
were up on tran sportation and on
the products OF the mines and factor
les to pay interest and dividends on
/. this fraudulent capitalization.
The Organization of these com.
4 binations in transportation, mining,
manufacturing, money, credit and
n the control OF the markets was a
u criminal conspiracy. 1t was i'm vic
lation of tho common law and fed.
eral statute. It was subject tt
& punishment both by fine and i'm
prlsonment. Moreover, under the
( provisions OF the statute every sucf
combination could have been enjoin
ed, and violation of such injunc
tive federal statute specifically made
lit the duty Of the government IL
execute the law
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
GENERAL MOVEMENT T
HOSPITAL CARE.
Importance Ct Proper Care Of Ac
vanced consumptive, Realized.

A general movement toward the
adequate care and treatment OF ad-
vanced consunptives is gradually as
suming form throughout the state OF
Iowa. 1t is coming to be recognized
by communities in general that the
advanced consumptive when properly
cared for is not dangerous. On the
other hand, it is also fully realized
hat if the advanced consumptive
IS neglected he becomes a very great
source of danger to the entire COM
nunity and intelligent measures for
| the proper control Of INDECENT cases
# tuberculosis are being worked out.
| in various sections of the state. In
luiries are constantly reaching the
Department ON tuberculosis with ref
arence to institutions for the care
and treatment of persons suffering
with this malady and it may be pre-
sumed that within reasonably short
time, the people will be demanding
that adequate provision shall be
made for that large hopeless class OF
INDECENT persons who are afflicted.
The facilities at present available
FOR the care and treatment OF tuber-
:ulosis are very inadequate. The
state institutions at Oakdale takes
care OF incipient cases only and can
when running at full capacity, handle
lao cases. Boulder Lodge, a private
institution at Fort Dodge, takes care
# selected cases and has capacity
If 20, and is admirably adapted for
his purpose. Ridge Camp which is
operated i'm connection with the As
ISOLATED Charities of Des Moines,
cares especially for advanced cases
and has variable capacity. THIS
institution makes provision for. per
sons made INDECENT by the disease
and is rendering great service, not
only to the city of Des' Moines but
to a number of outside commun' ties
who have applied fer relief. Sever
Al counties are nowNbuilding hos. itals
where i'm due time they hope to
make provision for their consumptiye
population. All in adj, the general
combat against tuberculosis presents
some very encouraging aspects.
That there is need for some more
aggressive cooperation in the final
combat against tuberculosis is appar
emit as it is eutrenched behind CEN
turtles of tradition and interviewer
with our complex social institutions.
The disease can be stamped out, but
not until every community in the
state recognizes the absolute neces-
sity for adequate disqualification of
every advanced consump.iye.
Aretas E. Kepford,
State Lecturer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
Fhe bills viii 60 Is a republican

The bills will go to a republican
senate. IT the progressive repuli-
cans vote with the democrats, both
bills will pass the upper body.
The fate OF the two measures will
then rest with the President. If Mr..
Taft accepts. the advice OF those
about, him, who were described by
the late Senator Dolliver as being
men who know exactly what they
want" he vii, veto the bills.
Protectionists oppose an income
tax for two reasons: l.. They are
rich as a class and like other hui
cnans have no desire to pay more
taxes than necessary. 2. Protec-
tionists know that Il this country
gets into the habit of raising revenue
by taxing wealth instead of the
things the people must have in or
der to live, the tariff will be reduc-
e.. on those commodities in which
they now have monopolies. If the
tariff trusts, such as the steel
trust, the sugar trust and the WOOL
Ell trust, are not allowed to dictate
what the people must pay for their
products, the enormous dividends
they are now drawing down on
stock that is watered until it is sog-
gy, will be interfered with. There
I'Fore protectionists fear an income
tax as they would plague.
Breaking Away From Tradition.
The greatest Importance of the
democratic program providing for
the substitute of tax on incomes
above $4,000 for the tax on sugar, is
that it breaks away from the trada-
ton that the governments expenses
must be paid wholly with funds de-
rived from tax on the things the
people eat, wear or use, to- be collect
e. through customs houses and in
ternal revenue offices. This tradi-
ton is responsible for wealth not
bearing it's just proportion of the
burden of federal taxation in this
country. 1t Is the same tradHioh
which has been responsible
For so many tariff outrages
through so many years. Re-
,ardless' Of whether the bill is vetoed
by President Taft, there is little
! question that the democrats have
,pened the way for its enactment
when some other man is president OF
he United States. &
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
y Roosevelt is already beaten.

Roosevelt is already beaten. 1t
was easier for him to get up a big
lot Of talk than to get delegates
The trouble with RooseyeN's record
is the great variance between his
words and his deeds. His declara.
tdon and his acts have nearly al
ways been out OF line. His mes.
sages and his speeches on mos A
subjects have been al right, and his
official conduct about all wrong.
While prof to stand for human
rights he did more than any man Of
his day and age to help the op.
pressors of his countrymen.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
THE RECALL IN OPERATION.

The recall method Of correcting
unpopular judicial decisions was
practically Illustrated Thursday in
Carroll county, Virginia.
When the returns were all in the
clerk OF the Circuit court and sever
al jurymen were bleeding from bullet
wounds Sheriff Lewis Webb and
Commonwealth Attorney William Eos
ter; lay dead upon the floor.
Judge Thornton L. Massie was, dy-
ing, on his bench.
Floyd Allen had dubbed with a
rifle deputy sheriff and had set
free a prisoner in his custody. The
Allen clan defied the authorities to
punish Floyd Allen. No Carroll
county man dared sit upon the jury.
3 Nevertheless. Floyd Allen was tried
by fearless prosecutor and con-
yicted by jury from another coun-
ty. A fearless Judge pronounced
sentence upon him in accordance
with the verdict Of the jury.
Thereupon the Aliens proceeded to
demonstrate that Judge Massie was
"out OF harmony with public senti-
ment" by shooting him down on his
bench. ~ F
So, one Judge has been recalled by
'the will of the people"-not of all
the peope, but of can effective
working majority AS to the judi
cial decision, we may leave it to Vir-
ginia to see that it is not recalled.
OF course, all advocates of the
judicial recall would not make known
their decisions by bullets instead of
ballots But this case exactly il
illustrates the spirit of the recall, with
it's appeal from knowledge to ignor-
ance, from reason to passion, from
law to mob.
This Illustration of the recall in
actual operation is well worth the
sober thought of every American
citizen. 1t shows what are the
fruits of the mental and moral habit
of disrespect for the law and the
courts. +.
And for making this habit ma
tional characteristic we now have a
systematic campaign led, to his
shame, by former President OF the
United States.-Inter Ocean.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
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