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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25
SOCIAL. AND DPHRsoNAL

pnndaH evenine at oscl6oK a few e tAe many friends of Arthur B. MI {14 e eidgoport Hash School 4c4lQr Nleo VII 6rnd nduate this evening, Sf< Msies hsd been isd away T from rom, 41t N4lb 1y . ~couple cf ahis class &1E&4 60 1Wer9 4h tho blot, and naoQnN41le the roohds Wer6 qdickly and e<t8t1ca11y decorated with red and o1onk, tho celofs uf the school, and yo1eW end blnok tae. coaors of the Denl1g e11ea Ar. w'eiss was much (u<I5l1ed J at the warm reception 5sclA d1eeted hlb arrival. Heskhank- &9 M6 Gf1ende aud then all settled Q0Wn Q a few pleasant games. Al tlf 1he gnmeg and some music an eA qk4ee luncheon was served. Att 4qe4e4 to exery plaeard there was x1ce wtGz9 46d and black. the cake was y41lQW ana black. The etoa1ts were M0fty @43d clfeef1u1ly responded to. A4teF tho cheo1b. a tew more games
 M L. t9sz Fl VI 2 late hour TIT 5p54t z most enjoyabie evening. A40Q08 &hoDe pxesqnt were the A6isses Char16tte Dork1n, Rose Landes, Mary 4thln6s Byb1 06rman. Bcrofhy Dru- 1e4 Amf s6I14F Philfps. & s.d sas tsS,s a:ss ,,1sr1t,s pToss Ssspn. as yl1lho6z4er.. and the Messrs. Isaac GtHine,s c:6S1les Brody, Max Arnsel
 Ie1oph f11Ilps. Whlter oUtrow. George
 2benfh6A Arthur Weiss. and Harry Among the Bridzepqrters who witt n9o0ed 5&ho Harvard boat races in Nov Io1don was an automobile par fy eumpf1glng MT. and Mrs. Edward Js Wadignn and Dr. ana MrS e. A
 YdH. They were accompanied by
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

1Gfu. Beachy accompanied her hus- hand to thfs city last year when ne m60e several sensational flights here 1nd from Yale neld. under the aus D1&e0 of the Ya16 Aero club. Mrs. 4$&ehysat that tinte seemed most de- KIT 1<d to her fug&Jan6 xadd was a
 26t nefvous 1ittli woman when he
 lp 1g1441ng TIT W&hte H ip said @ ss sssa s5l E srs ssftszi P' a8ssaSas Rsssn'ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25
HRS. BEACHY ASKS DIVORCE. Wife of Noted Aviatoy Brings Action

New York, June 26.-Mrs. May Beachy filed suit for absolute divorce here yesterday against Lincoln Beachy, the aviator. They were married in D61roit In 1906.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25
Newark. N. J.

OTE-Ninety-seven years ago, the Battle of Waterloo was fought, and the greatest military genius of modern times. was eclipsed. s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

Farmer Want Ads lea word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

A touching tale of how Governor Judson Harmon led an Akron crowd in singing Blessed Be The Tie That Binds, is being circulated by liar mon managers. It says Harmon won his Akron fight by this episode.
 Must refer to a railroad tie,' com mented a Bryanite.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

A sort of breastplate or stomacher with the portrait of Champ Clark on it is the latest monstrosity. in cam paign badges It is fixed to the coat with stout cord and every Clark man in the Hobbies had one on.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

Bartholomew Grosan, of the Windy City. is also present. He is the in- nfzed principle Of politics, viz The guy who does the work deserves the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

It was reported at the BeIvedere, last night, that Senator Gore, the been embraced and kissed by very pretty woman in the lobby. It devel- oped. however, that 1t was Mrs. Gore who had come over from Washington to join him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

Champ Clark followers are in dan. ger of losing their "Houn Dog Ele- vator boys and chambermafds and little boys and policemen. champ clark CTS, are warbling IS hours a day About the canine. sgs~.sSs
 s'If this keeps up I'm going home, ? walled A. l.. Austin, of Chicago It's got my dawgTI mean my goat. i"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

'swe don't want too much harmony 2 said David H. Smith, of .Hodginsville, Ky. the birthplace of Lincoln. "A little fighting at the start will do us all good. Do you think for minute would have come all the way up here from Kentucky if I had thought
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

Pretty good cigar what's the name of it?'' asked Former Governor Fran. cis. Missouri, of the tobacconist in the lobby of the Emerson.
 That's Bolt Special was the re- ply.
 "Our Dave'' thought 1t q joke and he looked at the band. Then he threw the weed down in disgust.
 "Give me something else. That things loaded" he said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-25

There are some wonderful sartorial effects among the Democratic states mon. First and foremost there is' J. Ham Lewis, of Chicago, who matches his auburn whis1kers with brown suit, brown socks. brown shoes and a of Mississippi, makes his color scheme white.
 Then there ia John L.. Snuff, of Ohio. with resounding black and white check-suit. shirt, tie, socks and hat. .na
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

Ravno tako vaznO kakor finanGno poroGilo shodov, lie poroeilo
zadrzanje shodov samih.
V enh kranh - tako Sc glase poroGna spremlievalcev in preda-
vatelJa samega - so sc vrSii shodi V zdo slabih dvoranah. V enem
slucalu Sc Je vrsll shod V kavarni, kjr Sc je med shodom V ozadiu
bIJarllo ' veGni slutajih so bill navzoGi ncmirni. tako da lin ic hill
goVm"n1k sam prlslllen. akO je hotel da ga drugi sliSijo. opomiu inf
ma RED. IL tega Sc Ola sklepati. da je incl govornik tesko stalisSe in
da cestokrat nj mogel opraviti shoda s takim vspehom. kakor hi oa
bill rad.
Ia deJstva govore jasno, da so Sc shOdov vdelezevali Iiudie ki 60
MISC bill ma takih %priredbah, IL cesar sedi. da ie bna nasa aoitoc;ia
Vspesna IN da 81 prlsh nj shod ljudje. katerih druga6e n hi dosepi
IL porocil. XII kazejo, da SC se vrsli shodi V sabih dvoranab izba.
ia "a as lzkusnJa, ola je treba nasim sodrugOm po naselbinah priporo.
cau' ma S zavzemalo 1t gradnjo lastnih dvoran. najbo lie ma svoio
pest all pa e. sc prldruzjo podpornim druStvam, da jh grade spora-
zumno skupno. Dale je treba V p~rihodnje gledati tudi "a boliso
dlsclphno ma shodlh, organizaGjo odbora "a pridobivanie novih ma
ochiNoV "a strankarsko casopisje in prodajo literature sploh.
kako herald o videi nsi nasprotniki, da dobimo V Ameriko
sodr. +. kristana. lie razvidno naiiasneie IL tega, da so hoteli notion
denuncIlantstva, da je anarchist, prepreGiti njegovo izkrcanie ko
ie prisel V Ameriko.
DaIJe % skusah ravno isi .ljudje onemogochi shod V Springfield.
du, ILL.,, kJer le prisel sam zupan V spremstvu Serbia in policajev ma
lice mesta In erozl DreDreciti shod. To Sc lie skusalo uprizoriti cato.
da sc vzbudi v ljudstvu javno mnenje, da Kristanovi shodi v
Ameriki MISC dovolieni, kr bi. ce bi s. Jim posrecilo, V resnici mno.
go skodno naa aRhacii. ker bi demoraizralo iavno mnenje napram
shodom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
CENTRALIZACIJA.

MoJe mnenje gede centralizacije je. da je treba zaseti tam. kjer
o %reIe razmere cato; to Sc pravi. kjer jc to najboli potrebno Dose.
DANA praksa Je pokazala, ola st srbskim sodrugom ne izplaca vzdr
~eNa'i Narodm la kot pomesecnik. med TEN ko hi radi hryatski
Sour"Sl HdaJdh hadnlcko Strazo ma 8 Straneh vsak teden a i'm tui
ne gre SrhSkl Sodrugi ne moreJo raGunati ma tednik in 1rvatski
ne ma povecanJe nj ) Strani. cato ic bo Gsto umestno odd srhskeoa
SoSre"hJ'ga odbora, Ola le Stopi 5 hrvatskim osrciniim odboron V
"a |hrnzenJ" lstov. V SmiSIu rcSoluciic. XII 10 ic priobsIl v
.1a>ih gasllh Sodr. s. Markovic. kateri ina referat q naScro tiskn
iuu ser mnenJa, da ne Samo Z lstom mai Sc zdru5iio srlSki So
drug, XXI dobe svoJe ctvo V enem liTu. ampak tndi torisno.
' N"."m ma ;" zedhnlJo, takO da srbski osrednii odbor nreneha
5 HhNclJo' pa MAJ Sc osnujc srpsko-hrvatski. Tako hi bla Y pri
hodh1e samo diva osrednja - TO je upravna odbora. XII hi upravI;als
.no'rahJed elo posameznlh sekcj. to je sovenski i'm "a srho- brv.tski
' tenn smnslu sem kot porocevalcc IA pravla izdelai tudi fax nasrt
Xxi hi odgovarjal TEN potrebam.
Potrebno 81 mi zdi 81 reel da no nniSiro M; 90 Lms. -
IN Vats sodrngl v emo teo zaradi ingosovanske dele sam ne0o
~ r%.o a'er,aih potreb, XII pridejo pray sedaj naiboli V ospredje
froIetarec sedaJ ne cnti potrebe zdruzenja. ker yidimo "a ina dovol;
oPI"NNa' III pore Je IN Venko, da uGvrsti Sc boil meg soho in ia
po'en' ce pride So do popolnoSe zdruztve. ne bo ma potu ne min ne
drugim. :" p""n ne emu" !"
DC N druga stran Je, Xxi sill k zdruzeniu srbskib in brvatshh
SonrngoV V en- delokrOg. To ie zadruana tskarna. katera 10 20 a.
"S' 80 korporacla. po vecini V rokah srbskih in brvatskib sodru.
~ Naere lmaJo naJveci delez V Mi. Sedanja tiskarno n q 10 90 Sc
"a" ' pos'ev naSa glasila premajhna. &c 81 D a zam V nostev ma.
Sc e."rh moc prevehka. Premajhna "a naSe notrebe 10 zato
Nr Z" pnaI Nedno Sc je dozdaj proved naplaSalo tiskorno kot
'Nadal]evanje ma 5. strani. 5. in G. kolona)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
POrOeilO o delu in Staniu JugOSlOvanSke
SOcialiSticne ZVeZe.
II. zboru poroca Frank Petrich.
Cenjeni sodrugi zborovalci

IL prvoletnega poroGia o deu in staniu naSe zveze je bio rz-
vdno, kako je zveza zacela svoje poslovanje IN kako Sc Je razvla v
teku v prvega lea svoiega obstanka organicno ma splosnO In no.
tranje. Pc clanih je napredovala zveza V prvem letu - odstevsi ku-
be, Xxi so prenehai ekzistrai - mad 500. V drugem letu, kakor
nam BIO razvidnc IL doljnega pregleda, zveza nj zaostala Ia prvim l-
tom, teavec Je napredovala pc zgledu prvega leta. Gospodarska stran
je ba V EN- leu vsed nasaih izdatkov, XII so presegai dohodke "a
agitatoricno pot sodr. E. Kristana, mani ugodna. Vendar je pot sodr.
E. Kristana moralno nadomestila ia materialen gubitek, kani ia pot.
Xxi je ba ea naivecjih akci, kr Jill zveza do danes podvzela, Je
pustla IA seboi IA naso propaganda tako goboke moralne wise, da
Uh nasi nasprotniki ne bodo vsanu nikdar izbrisati. cato Sc pa ia
gmotna malenkost V ociged morane pridobitve. ne more primirjati
kt zguba.
V sploSnem Sc klubi dobro zanimaio Il ve pc zvezi podvzete
akcje: placujeio redno meseGne prspevke in uveljavljajo - kr je
treba z veseljem konStatirati - strankarsko discipline bolj in boil
Javno mnenje o napredku in moci naSe zveze je med vsemi jugoslo-
yansklmi narodi - prijatelj in sovrazniki velikansko. Nj toraj
dvoma, da dobiva jugoslovanska posii burzoazja V Ameriki "a
politicno in gospodarsko lodOtnost najsibO Y notranjem ali splosnem
zvlJenju tokraj oeana. Naravno je seveda, da Gakajo zvezo Sc We
like nalOge in vehko della, katerega preraGunati Y naprei nj mogoce.
Delo eksekutive.
Eksekutiva lie imela V preteklem letu II rednin in / izvamredne
seJe, IA Aaterlh je reSila lac zadev.
Vsed sklepa IL laniskega leta. da povabi sodr. +. Kristana ma
agtatoriino pot V AmerikO, Sc je Y drugi polOvici lea bavila ma vseh
sejah o prreditvi agitacije "a shode. AgtatoriGne clanke in pro
nemSki in taljanski sociaisiGni lnti. Letakov. tiskanh V sloven-
skem in hrvassko -srbskem jeziku Sc je tiskalo in razdeio 1t to agita-
clio mad 5000
Sodr. F. Krstan lie incl 46 shodov. katerim lie - po poroGau
sprenljevalev - prisustovalo mad 10000 ljudi.
Pc mestih in drzavah je blo shodov:
V New Yorku, \. Y, ,; Conemaug. Pa, /; Johnstown. Pa, l:
Herminie, Pa, /; Eraddock, Pa, |; Pittsburgh. Pa. ,: McKees Rocks.
Pa. l; Clarion. Pa. /: Mouessen. Pa. |: sharon. Pa. |: YOUNGSTOWN
3; Waukegan, ILL.,, l; Springfield, Ill, !; Livingston. ILL.,. |: +. St.
Louis, ILL.,, |; La Sale. ILL.,, l; indianapolis, Ind, >: Clinton. Ind. l:
l; Chisholm, MINI, |; st. Louis, Mo- |: Rock Springs. Wyo. l:
FrOntenac, Hans, |; Mulberry, Hans, |: w. Mineral Kans. |:
Fleming, kans. l; Detroit, Mich, ,; Calumet. Mich. l. Skupaj 46.
koekte V dvoranah so znaSale 1926. II, svote "a prodane knuge
pa $29OS3, to lie brez svOt. katere imajo Sc klubi odraGunati Svota
"a prodane knige znaSa mad $4,000.
Natan%n ratn dohOdkOv in izdatkoy Kristanove pti je sic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

X temu ra6unu MISC vsteti dohodki in izdatki "a oktober novor
Der lii december. &c prHtejemo Sc tie svote, XII znasajo popresno . a
hodkih cez tisoc dolariev i'll izdatkih okrog 900 doarjev, dobimo IL.
lJe bill skupni promet zveze skoZi leo cez $4,000.
Nrednost premozenia klubov znaSa $4972S 81: uniiskib 6l,nor ::
|6b4, amerlshh drzavlianov 32, pevskih in tamburaSkih zborov os
Javnlh shodov in predavanj so priredili %; ma Proletarca 10 nao
|cenlh cd vseh clanov 466, ma RadniGko Strazo 4S7. ma Narodni Gle,
l4o. SkupaJ narOcnikov nj glasla 1901, ali nekaj mad q yseh CLANCY
SpoJenih s County in State organzacio je 70 kIubov ali "a "a
wee kot lanJsko leto. Ne Sc spojene S County organizacijami odnosno
ne Sc poslah tozadevno svote 81. tajniku, so sedece organizaciie: In.
|dianapois st. So, Cleveland st. II, Oregon City ST. 40, Portland st AZ
Red Lodge st. 73, Wilcox st. "A, Carona 81. SO. Aurora St "a Yonn..
town st. Is, Barberton ST. &c in Euclid st. 76.
|podajo porocilo zastopnki posameznih sekcij, katere imaio tsL
" oskrbi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Prcnehalc Sc orgamizacije:
Skupaj

Navcdemi klubi St prcnehaIi - nvzcmSi dych Xxi so uro,,,boT
adI malomarnosti talnikov. to je V New Yorku in Chicago mai
'tc iadl preseIitve elanov. TekoGa Stevilka kluba je 9S. cd katerih
|odpade IL klubov In kakor izkazuje zadnie trimeseGno poroGilo L. SO
.aKtlvnlh khbov IN kakor izkazuje zadnje trimeseGno poroGilo ka-
JeVhh klubov, maJo tie orsanizacUe 174S dobrostojeGih clanov. ali
"a 42S clanov wee. kako~ ma koncu zadnicga leta Oh tob 171s 10.
G26. lrvatov 666 in Srbov 156.
II klubi so imeli ma podlagi septemberskih porociI do 30 sen.
|tembra t J. S9332O4 dohodkov. liz katerih so pokrili sledeee ndatke
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
v ocigled nasega napredka in vsled dovolineea

ODE nakane so pa v ocigled nasega napredka in vsled dovolinega
pojasnna, da DrihaiaiO denuncijaciJe cd strani nasih poliicnih in
verskih nasprotnikov, izpodletele. IL tie protiakcije 81 pa brez-
dvomno naJlagJe razlagamo razpOlozenje nash nasprotnikov. Veto
v postev ve okolnostL ina pot sOdr. Kritana tokraj i'm onkrai
oceana, velke vaznosti "a socialsticno gibanje.
Dale je eksekutiva zavZela akcijo vsled polticnepa prepania-
MA Sodrugov ma Hrvatskem IL v mOralnem kakor materialnem
oziru pc svoJh moceh podpirala akciju bratske stranke v Hrvatski
IN SaVonln' Moraino 1e storila to v svoji resoluciji proti Cuvaju
in njegovi vladi ma Hrvatskem. katero ie poNaIa avstoro. oprskemu
poslanstvu V Washington, gmotno pa l. oklcem Ia prispevke V ma.
glasih' Ka'erl s. S posiah skon taJnistvo bratski stranki v
|Zagreb.
V sporazumu eks5kutive % vrsile tudi sekciie svoie agitaciio.
kjer koh je bho potreba. Ge 10 bile cato n "a roki potrebna sredstva
JAYNE shCje so pricedile Y Kansasu, Pennsylvanyi. Tlnoisu. Wis.
|consinu, Ohio, Michiganu, Indiani in Montani.
Tajnistvo zveze
lie prlredllo do konca novembra troje trimesecnih porocil q fan in
klubov in IL mese6nih poro6l "a prodane clanske marke n a Of. tai.
nika skupne stranke. kakor tudi troie trimeseGnih poroGil q finanS-
mem stanju zveze.
Financno stanje zveze
cd ! ianMaria do 30. septemhra 1912 ie slnlncn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

DOHODKI.
Prenos gotovine cd dee. 1911 Observation-Disclosures 2l223
Clanski doneski do 30. sept. 1912 .............. l2161O
Izvanredni prspevki do 30. sept. 1912 ........ 5S7O4
IZnak do 10. sept. l9l2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1865
OIanske knJlzlce do 80. sept. l9l2 .............. 1888
AgltaclJa III pot. stroskl do 80. sept. 1912 $3.50. 36S2
Tiskovine, petati in literature do 30. sept. 1912 e.. 1877
Pa polit. boje III Straike do 30. sept. 1912 ........ 1850
holekte ma shodlh do 80. sept. 1912 ............. 2l6S4
Prodane knjige ma shodih do 30. sept. 1912 ...... 1928
Agitacijski fond do 30. sept. 1912 .............. S8S
Razno do 30. sent. 1912 Observation-Disclosures. G36
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24
Rast in padanje krajevnih klubov.

NoNc,I dtctn6fa T7T1 re bHo % aKtivmh kInbov z l266 iobro-
sto1eclml clam Cd l. januara 1912 pa do srcde decembra 1912 SC Sc
rijavii now kubi DO mesecih kakor sledi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-24

' blagaJnl dine 30. sept. + 43
' oktobru III novembru J" hc Sc dohodkov ............ 1924
ISkupaj dohodkov koncem novembra 1912 .............. $16s
lzdatkov V novembru pa $50
IPreostanek V blaeaini koncem novembra 1912 ........ s II
\aplacani dolgoyi koncem novembra so bill:
lSlovenskl sekclI obracun IA julij avg. sep. IA 3c..$ 6636
irvatski sekcii obracun IA iuii avg. sep. IA Be .. 1900
Srbskl sekclu obracun IA iuij avg. sep ii Sc 1891. ll52
Skupaj .............. $l2597
Agtacijski fond znaSa .........S SIS
IPrispevki "a ii. zbor znasaio .......... 1889
Skupaj dolga .......... i 30
' olagaJm koncem novembra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
IPrimanjklaj dine 30. novembra + Ia
hnbl dolguJeJo zvezi "a cl. knjice in make 500 O2.
Ilnventar ZveZe znaSa $4,000.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
FIND eAsWs BONES IN WRECK
Total Number Of Dead in Lackawan.
ma Disaster Now Forty

Corning, n Y, July S.-The char
red spinal column of a year-old baby
was found yesterday in the ashes of
the debris at the scene OF Thursday's
wreck. This brings the total number
OF victims up to 40 The discovery
caused surprise, as it had been
thought all the missing had been &C
counted for So far there is no clew
to the identity OF the child.
Through identihcations all the 9th
er bodies have been claimed. Yester.
day the body OF Miss Emma Wagner.
Of Jersey City was claimed by her
father, while Mrs c. Twins body
was claimed by her husband, who
reached here from Philadelphia He
says she carried s4OO, but only $40
was found.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
WANT PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Town and keyser viii Be Considered.
The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds has notified
members of Congress that it will con-
slider public buildings bills between
now and December and expects to re-
port a bill at the coming session. Mr..
Brown has introduced bills providing
for buildings at Charles Town and
Keyser, in the expectation that they
will be favorably considered by the
committee.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
PRESIDENT HAS COAT OF TAN
Returning. Much Refreshed by Brief
Vacation at Beverly

BE- Beverly, Mass, July S-With a
coat of tan to remind him of his four
q days rest on the North Shore. Presi-
dent Taft left Beverly last night for
Washington, hopeful that Congress-
will see its way clear 10 am early ad.
journment SO that he can return 10
" Perramatta and his golf sticks. His
bright eye and the tan We're evidence
that the President is feeling in condi.
tion to tackle the problems that viii
confront him when be reached the
Capital today.
t.~Eesterday was the Presidents last
day OF the present vacation. He at.
> tended services at the Unitarian
Church at Beverly in the morning.
and with Mrs Taft took a motor ride
before luncheon. He left for Boston
in one of the White House cars short
Fly before o'clock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13

Rural education fails, according ia
a report presented to the National
Council of education. Give the little
red sehoolhouse a square deal Is ed
ucation anywhere a perfect and un.
mistakable success New York Trib.
une.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
How Martin Luther Died.

At an examination which took place
at young womens seminary recent
ly, one of the pupils was Intercepted
thus:
did Martin Luther die a natural
DEATH"
mo" was the reply; "he was ex-
communicated by bull
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
Happy Texas.

What does Texas care about the
presidential election? She's beginning
TO harvest $4,000 900 waterme!ons. =
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
DIDN'T COST MUCH.
"Junior" Browns expenses For the
Nomination Were Not Heavy.

Washington. ID. c., July S.-Con-
gresham w. G. Brown, who is a can.
didate for denomination at the conyen-
ton set for tomorrow at Grafton filed
his statement of campaign expenses
with the clerk of the House of Rep.
resentatives as required by law. 1t
shows that his total expenses in the
campaign were SIS. OF this amount
$40 was paid as an assessment, to got
his name on the primary election tick
ct in Jefferson county, and So was
spent for postage.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13

If you rant the news when it Is
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13

We the representatives Of the Democratic party Of the
United States in national convention assembled rearn
devotion to the principles OF Democratic government
formulated by Thomas Jefferson and enforced by long
and iliustrious line of Democratic presidents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-13
M'GRAW HoNORED.
Grafton People irrespective Of Party
Gave Him Ovation.

Gave Him Ovation.
-" Grafton, w Va" July Sion. John
T. McGraw, the national committee.
man from West Virginia who took a
conspicuous part in the nomination Of
Woodrow Wilson, and who. with the
other members OF the national com
mittee, spent Wedncsday and Thurs.
day il conference with Mr. Wilson re-
Turned to his home in Grafton Friday
evening and was accorded great
demonstration by his tovlspeople.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-04
SMITH EXPLAINS HIS
CANDIDACY; STOKES
TELLS WHY HE IS Oh I
James Smith Jr., Files Petition for
u. S. Senator Stokes Announces
Withdrawa|from Republican Race
Special to the EVENING NEWA

Trenton Sept 4Secreary of State Crater today cert-
fed to the 2 county clerks of the state the list OF cand
dates for United States Senator From the certcaon 1T
was asceraned that James Smith, Jr the only Of
the candidates to request that designation be placed
after his the primary ballot The designation he
requested in his petition the word Democrat"
Under the law this word will have to be printed along
side Mr. Smiths the ballot and in the opinion OF
many at the State House today this will give him decided
advantage the other five Democratic candidates as 1t
is thought that many voters seeing that Smith is the only
candidate designated Democrat may be induced to
vote for him. Of all the Democratic candidates will
be grouped in the Democratic column.
Former Governor Stokes having withdrawn from the
race the of Frank O. Briggs will stand alone the
primary ballot in the Republican column The other Demo-
cratic candidates Senator William c. Gebhard OF Hun
terdon Frank McDermit Of Newark; Congressman William
Hughes of Paterson; former Judge John W Westcot Of
Camden, and George W. Young of Deal Beach.
No candidates have as yet filed Withdrawals which
would remove them from participation in the primaries It
the opinion in the secretary Of states Office that the Unit
ed States senatorial candidates have until fifteen days before
the primaries September "a in which to file decination
to a candidate.