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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
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President Roach of the Chicago
Railways Co. and President Bus
by of the Chicago City Railway
'Co. are on their way back to Chi
cagoI after finding out from Wall
street if they can grant 6hicago
street car men a decent living
wage.
It is said unofficially that Wall
street has authorized substah-
tial increase in wages, although
not quite as the men demanded,
and proved they needed.
Roach and Busby will arrive
here tomorrow. They will then
give Wall streets answer to the
union. President Mahon of the
car men, who also is out of the
city, is hurrying back to meet
them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
BITS OF NEWS

Mrs. Florence Bernstein, accus-
ed of the murder of her husband,
took stand in her own defense to-
day.
She said her husband frequent
ly beat her, that on one occasion
he did so so severely that her i'm
born baby was lost. She said he
forced her to get money from her
father for him.
In deathbed statement at Alex
ian Brothers hospital, Charles
Anderson said his death was due
to carelessness and mistreatment
at Dunning hospital.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-15
ENNUI.
By Berton Braley.

Kindly can the baseball chatter;
I don't really give hang
Who's the greatest little batter
Or the fielder of the gang.
Can this presidential pratt1e;
I am weary of the stuff.
Can the latest fstic battle
And the aeroplaning CUFF!
Can this social talk, sans reason;
Let me have no more of it.
1t is now the silly season
And with me it makes no hit.
I would go where crows are cav
ing
A vacation is my quest,
Where the Harrys cease from
Thawing
And the scareheads are at rest.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

Valdez RoaI Estate. If you have a house to rent list it with the Valdez Real Es- tate Agency, Wall street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08
THE COUNTRY PAPER.

Tn" man Ur ll"W> >pap"r WlIh- uul an opinion Hnd tn" courage Io express if can b" lik"urd only ir Il" jelly fish and cuts about II" SHui" figure in the Wurlh' S routine. Among uIrn there are Iw" classes of jelly fish: Tn" one being afraid lu line himself uu Suuar"lN upon any public uurS- lion for fear lfaI il will iniIIr" business and Il" other with no d"rih"d opinion. brcaul~r hr rilh- or lacks inc brains or stamina IO assert hims"lf or In uIaiiIain a sInGl"n"sS of purpose long enough in carry OIIi that which lc began upon. Neither rIaS:. add much Io Ih" strength of q rnun- uuuuiIy and seldom aid in any general movement.
 Their uOsI prominent clarac.. tcristic is generally found in their covert criticism of Inc efforts of others. lo accomplish SnnIcihing fer IIlr general uplifI. The sum '"Ial of ihcir negative efforts seldom, in effect, surpassr@ any prsiiiv" n"v" they may under take.
 One of lh" weak points in IIi" country newspaper is iIS effort Iu please cv"rNhody in Inc hope of retaining their good will, while. aS matter of fact. Illry please 1"u" and disgust all.
 The country press have uuIh- ing to fear of Inc man who yrlls aI Ihc first indication of diff ference of npiniOn, "SIop my pa per-" He represents no element of society and never will; he is simply voicing the sentiment of a bull-hcadcd ass, who imagines that in his own cranium the wis dom of the ages has been stored.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

Unfortunately he is plentiful species and yet fortunately, by some inscrutable law of nature, he possesses no cOhesiveness and therefore, like the hybred, is un- able to transmit his thought or desires through organization in to a crystaliZed sentiment.
 When the country editor re- alizes that forcefulness and prin- ciple are the weapons given us to fight wrong and with which to battle for right, a great forward step will have been made for the bettermpnt of not only our own communities, but the nation as well.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08
THE END OF TURMOIL.

It is somewhat early yet to forecast the results of the Aug ust elections, but il takes but a moments study to bring one to the conclusion that James Wick crSham will have met his Wat rrloo when the polls close on August 18th next. There were a total of 92S2 vnleS east, of which Wickcrsham received i573 and Orr 3261 and O'Cunnor, ii35. thus giving the delegate a major ity of 1905.
 IL iS safe in assume that non" of the Orr vote will gO l0 Wick crSham, although some of il will br raSi for Jennings. while, up- on Inc other hand. Gilmore will receive an apprrciablc vote here tufurr east for WickrrSham. not ably in the Second division. which MickrrSham carried by l97. Jrm- nlngS also will take away almost inc entire Democratic support which WickrrSham received in That division. The vote caSl for O'CnnnOr will go to the Socialist candidate, thus leaving Wicker sham in hopeless minority in- solar as seward peninsula is concerned.
 The Fourth division gave WirkrrSham DlajOrity of i038 over Orr. It is also safe to pre- Sumr here that WickrrSham will get none of the Orr vote. and will have io divide his own with Jrn- ningS and IIarraiS. while the So- cialist will carry O'Cnnnor's StrrnGIh. This vote is mostly taken from Wickrrsham and at the best will not give the dele gale an even break in that sec tiOn.
 The Third division. which gave Orr q majority of iSi against WickrrShHm. will dn worse lIIiS year. as WirkrrSlauI in lhiS di- vision will hay" tn split his vote with iIIrrr candidates.
 Tn" First division. which gave Wirk"rSlIHn l02n NnirS against Drr'S iI will !m h0prIrS~ly J.n- ningS. I"aVin" Wirkrrsham a poor tIIirI "r p"~SihIy fourth in lh" race. If any one can posSi- hly figure. where WirkcrSlIam can com" briI"r than third in llir race hr k certainly q past masirr in .iu""Iin- WillI numerals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08
WHAT HE HAS TRIED TO DO.

l When Grurg1 Baldwin. in the course of his speech, the other night, said that We should rather judge Mir. Wickcrsham by what he has tried to do, rather than by what he has done: he gave tO Us list by which Wa are con tent tO measure our drlegatr t0 Congress.
 By what he has tried ln dn" We must judge him by his word {: his writings as well as by his acts. Now what has James Wick rrsham actually tried to do?
 He has devoted a considerable portion of the public'.s time in trying io punish his personal enemies.
 He has tried [" give uS lien law satisfactory tn ih.' claim owner and valu"l"~,. ,Ln h" la burrr.
 IIr has given hi- hr~I efforts in tyinG up tn" natural rrsnIr- crS of Alaska and now asks Us Iu give our assent by rndnrSin n" Col. RnnSrvrlI. the person most responsible for the conservation "f AlaSka'S resources.
 He has constantly. without in Irrruption, fought appropriations for the building of roads and trails in Alaska, because. for s0oth, members of the road com mission were not pl'aSurablc In him.
 He has tried to prevent the cX- tension of the limits of incnr- pnrat"d cities in Alaska, because under present conditions few of his intimate political aSSncia- lcS in Valdez were profiiing finan- ciaIly by reason of the present existing conditions.
 He tried tO give Us a home rule bill, of which even George Bald win, the chairman of the cOnvrn- lion which nominated him. says Inc is ashamed of and would hard- ly care lO hr responsible for.
 II" has tried tO anlagoniZr " cry official in Washington in a position tO help Alaska.
 He has fried tO make the people of Valdez believe he was insIru- mental in tn" passage of inc dix" bill, when, as a matter nf fact. h" has had nothing lo hn with the mraSIIrr. save ln plar" ii in jeopardy.
 lIr has tried in hnnhwink ih" people into believing IhaI il Was through his efforts that the house passed mraSlIrrS for the benefit of Alaska. including Ill" present home rul" bill. when Inc rrcnrd shows ln Inc contrary.
 II" has tried in make believe hr was ii"hIin" Ih,' big interest <. when hr permitted Ihr lax Io he taken off canned salmon. with ulli q protest.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

No. gentle rradcr. Inc shell game played iu Valdez is noI uanipulatrd with oars. hul hy nimhlr fingers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

Tarl is io br officially notified of his nomination. No allusion is Io hr made as Io the manner in which il was brought about.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

The Democrats lhiS year havr made up their minds io take ad- vantage of ih" opportunities of- frrcd and incidentally tho pr"Si- drncy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

That shaking Ip was blIi re- mindrr of That harmonious Chi ra"O convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

Evidently more dependence raI b" placed upon tn" glacial stream Ihan upon Congress.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

What arc wc going lo do in the matter of keeping the hos pital of the Good Samaritan open is the most important problem before the people of Valdez just at the present moment?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

The interstate commerce. cnrn- mission having decided that pipe lines arc common carriers will put crimp on lhc claims of Inc Wickcrsham men.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

Salv.tor beer, a special home brew, on draft at all places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-08

On election day tho Third di- vision will show Judgc Wick IT. sham how really unnecessary il l.. for him iu long further for life in Washington.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
THURSDAY APRIL IS. 1912
a WORTHY MOVEMENT.

While a hrEo number Of people
aSaia attended Toe Entertainment put
on By the library committee OF the
PeriA Club on laa, Friday evening
asd shiie an we're pleased with the
suisriaiumeut. e d safe to say that
not many d them win appreciate the
great good that club Is doing this
eemmunliY "a establishing public
library Only 81 years 70 come when
thls mndeat movement started by
the iaaiea 81 the club shalt result IN
p iibrary such a. any town might
- priced of Win tho residents Of
ne city appreciate the work OF the
riub rortla Is growing ia impor
iance end her efforts are being
erowuod with saccess. May she have
the support % All our citizens ia
her efforts 20 assist Ia the towns
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
LOWER PAYEHE VALLEY :


Mrs Johnston returned from Nys.
sa Monday evening.
Mrs. iangdell Is about tho asme
with no Improvement this week.
Mr. aud Mrs Oster entertained
sunday az their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Henniugs0n. Mr aud Mrs. Henson.
M and Mrs. Cashiers. Mr.. and Mrs
Strohbohn MIR Heggemeler. Mr.. aud
Mrs. fitch. Sir Puezer aud daugh-
tiers.
Miss Carrier Of Star arrived last
week 20 make her home with her
sister. Mrs. Chas. Miller.
Mr. aud Mrs. immersion from Pay.
cite. Mr.. and Mrs. T. }. Jackson
spent sunday with Grandma thinner.
son.
Miss Geneveye Barlshe went 20
Mosquito. orcEan. 10 max GA weeks
visit with Mrs. Jessie Newton.
AIRS. David Jones Is very much
better this week.
The American Women's League
gave Kensington Wednesday AZ.
.ernoon at the. Chapter House.
SIR. and Mrs. John Bartshe en-.
l.. S. V. ladies and
antilles last week Wednesday az
he Chapter House. The evening
vas spent pleasantly with music
nd games Of all sorts. There were
bout fifty present. Sandwiches.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
sElssAzzAR's FEAST IN mopgRf
TIME.

nos THAT detailed Information has
been secured from passengers on the
IA faisd Tltanie Il 10 evident that
the lass u.Ehf ca beard tho great
liner was the sayest one Of the voy.
ags among the first class passengers.
oreat time had been made and oy-
ty iaalcailou pointed toward the
Ael ulst far apcod tho trip would be
8 reeoni breaker Orders had been
Issued - serve dlnner 70 the %.
ieeg parties aboard Ia tbs palatial
lisi esaea dlalns aaien. No expense
ea1 been 8earl o. make thia dinner
oee 81 tae special features Of the
"trip ana tha most elaborate and %.
pensise banquet ever served aboard
. ship The orders were carried out
o. tbs ieiter and q larse uamber Of
she firsi eisss cabin passengers spont
tAr last foa houss before TIE crash
e4nae 10 a rgfelry % sons and vine.
drnAiaE loasls 10 the mighty IT.
taaic that ieFsthlan o. the deep
phieh iheg seemed unsiukahlo but
aaish "a very fcN hours was 70
carry moa y them dosn 20 a wa,ery
grave q tao mlies ~ leo water De
sEt,c The iAl hat b. had received
HAsninss q the aanser from ice
bsrTs ths captain ~ the vessel loft
tho naflEatioa u ne bis floating PAL 4
A. te a. under cfnesr whlle ho rcy. /
Fle3 And lsksa sin bis distinguished /
tAtssHxsfs. Even thq president Of 1
~ International Mercantile Marine /
company : Bruce isinay was a guest
a. az dinnef sna regardless o. the I
faes thai he kasN of tho aarnlnF o. /
aAaxsr from Zee be uot only pormiit.
- sne eaptaln u the ship % Grim. /
inaiiy neglect his responsibility. bat 1
be himself president Of the great 4
ccrporAiina whleh owned TIE vessel.
displayed pexioc, 81 pFecAution Tor
the welfare o. those depending upon
his offlcers for safesy. thar viii Hong 4
finger IL The minds o. American PEG
pie
Prom ak aniA nine. just an hour
before the weasel struck. the diners
reFeled 10 he luxury OF the ships
cuisine. As The dinner progressed
khe gayety Increased and al the last
moment all the diners standing. with
champagne. toasted the mighty III
tanlc"
History records another occasion ,
When the aristocracy OF ancient Baby I
lou toasted In drunken reyelry with '
Belshazzar aud his mobiles while Cy- a
rus dispersed the mighty waters OF la
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

pickles. coffee. sherbet we're sery ed.
District School House No 1 clos
ed last Friday week April 18th
The graduation exercises OF the
eighth grade pupils were held al
School House No last Friday e.
cning. Miss Carleton. the County
Superintendent Of Schools. present
cd diplomas to Eddie Young. Ear
shurtlcf, Elvira Lundt. Jessie Dur.
ham. Ora Durham and Frances
Bartshe.
Mrs II r French Of Caldwell
gave an interesting talk 10 the grad
yates.
The graduates we're each present
cd with a bouquet OF pink roses
from their teacher, Mr.. Elicit. Miss
Carleton and Mrs French were pre-.
sented with white carnations.
Mr. Elicit leaves this week fer
bis home IN Idaho CITY
The regular meeting cf the or.
chard Avenue Grange Is Friday. APP.
ril 20. All members are urgei 10
BE- present. as matters OF Importance
are 10 be discussed Six candidates
are 10 be initiated.
The scholars Of School House No.
served dinner last week at school
house 10 patrons. teacher and schol.
airs.
The MlE1es Pue2er, Ray Lundt
Ray Meyer Willis Edward. Edward
Goldle Durham. Ethle Durham. Lot
tie Meyer we're guests OF the Miss
Oh Connexions Sunday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
PEOPLES IRRIGATION CO., LTD
Principal place Of business, Pay
cite, Idaho.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on
March 9th, 1912, an assessment OF
One Dollar C$1.O0) per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable to the secretary
Of the Corporation, at Payette, Ida
no, on the 9th day of May, 1912.
Any stock upon which this assess
meut remains unpaid on May 9Th,
1912, viii be delinquent, and adyertis-
ed for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before, will
be sold on the first day of June,
1912. TO pay the delinquent assess
mont, together with costs of advertis-
ing and expenses of sale.
l. r. WOODWARD. Secy.
t4tf Payetto, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

~
Rev Deal gave a fine sermon Sun
day night with the Titanic Disaster
a. his subject
Mothers Day. May ~, will be OBJ
served 10 a fitting manner Ia Fruit.
land churches.
Mrs. a. 81. Lewis assisted BY her
daughter. Mrs Chas Peterson. en-
tertalnod ia delightful manner
about 30 lady friends 10 an After
noon Tea" for the benefit OF tho
baptist Ladies' Aid society. The 81.
yer offering amounted to nearly $500
and the luncheon was delicious and
dainty az could be served. consisting
Of two kinds OF sandwiches. potato
salad. sweet pickles. coffee three
kinda o. cake and fruit salad. One
lady said, why you have served
90 cent lunch for 10 cents. Mrs. Pet
erson wittlly responded Yes. al
most AZ good aa a fire sale.
Tho N r. Ladies' Aid mct Wednes
AaN WANN HNAs D. " AHNAibA. AfAAiiig
refreshments OF cake and sherbet was
served SIR. and Mrs Nelson plan
70 leave this spring therefore this
will IN all probability be the last
meeting held Ia her home Officers
Tor the ensuing year were elected as
foliows Mrs, e. A. Cregor. Pres.
Mrs Frank Thompson. Vice Presl.
dent Mrs ChaH Winters. Soc, Mrs.
Vs. j. Russell Treas.
aupi Hughes took The Potato
Club" OF 10 girlB 20 Ontario Monday
afternoon chaperOned by Mrs. J. 0.
scrltchfeld. Tho object OF the Wis
4 was to see various varieties OF
potatoes and to be able 70 Judge as
10 sire and other points OF lmpor-
lance 10 contestants.
Enid Grop aud Barbara HoightBma /
Rent over Saturday 10 visit Mrs. /
Thorn and Maudo stegal out ON their .
making the trip on horse
back
Mr and Mrs WIN, Hollenbeck are
rejoicing over tho arrival Of a fine
iaby boy born Monday the 10Th at
Woodward hospital Both mother
md babe doing we'll.
Misses Edith and Nolla Capron 70
urnod Sunday from over on the
Boulevard near Ontario whore thoy
AVE been visiting their aunt. Mrs.
itoyor while her husband was back
a Iowa on buaineHs.
Mrn Tom Frazier and Lillian Fraz-
or went over on Payette Heights
Thursday 10 visit Maudo Stegal.
Mr. II. Spainhowcr has put up ,
very neat ornamental lawn fence
n front Of his home, with white
aintod sawed posts Il adds great 1
y 20 the appearance Of tho place,
The Il. y r. q. social aud busi-
esa meeting at the spainhower home {
'aa well attended and all declared
hey had delightful time Games !
nd music filled the evening. Prof. I
uller delightlug the young people ,
.lth some comic songs, Mrs Spain.
over assisted by Mrs, Van Der /
ar. served dainty refreshments con b
sting OF lettuce sandwiches. cocoa. .
ut salad In pastry shells and /
IKE. q
J NJ Royston received last Thurs
~ BY express a $500 Poland China !
Nv. from Nebraska. The express b
h the same was over 81. Mr., Ir
hogs have reputation ,
a0wn 20 the entire northwest. whor O
'er he exhibits them. no brings q
,me an the blue ribbons aud sweep .
ak6s. His motto Is The best Is a
me too good and works 10 that 81
fContlnued on pace 81 q
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

the Euphratos into the desert and
gained entrance under the walls OF
the city. On this occasion. as on
the Titanic Ill warnings Of danger
went unhec1fd and fearful toll Of
human life was the result. The NOR.
al Is plain.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

Money on first mortgages, on good
farm property. Bowen and Riebeling,
Thurston Building. Payette, Ida. 1T
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25

70 LoAN-LocAL MONEY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
Attest:

Attest:
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk.
Butter wrappers printed here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06

schedule OF
much projection
protection? The who
the mill
each ard all
all Of their ideas tho
the other
Progressive party
tariff
inusce
other than the tariff parties
have made study the
task? So far as the tarn concerned The
who emhoiics
Ism and character be
public has made
He has committed himself
the tariff and has
his yappng about his honesty. until
Republican Of
Through successful has
successfully
by principle
making a has
applied O. will
hy he achi
legislation movement
advancement world
home the Republican
continues In take the
progressivene and r. I'm
' t" cooperation ~ every IN the United
constitutional forms In the main
of u" tariff. development American re-
people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06

the
American readers But
ne said That beongs TO the State Department"
into English said Senator do
received from United states of
early part OF his administration
halt over that had This conversation
intensely inter
ayes administration Schuyler
ey simple
committed Bulgaria May This
he
al time in the
that
Turkish IN
enec OF this greatly aided Russia
General Harrison his president ap
point Eugene schuyler
Servia and uana h Assistant Secretary
proved thai appointment
Schuyer
Secretary
II
o The
a booko
which he criticised
had
diplomat but his
President Harrison however
as was
Yet knew hat oxen hearted He
OF
Of
Edwards Iedo
Famous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
Dplomatist Who Was No, Skful In His Own Relations
(By Z. j. Edwsrds)

'F-s+asHs ssssEszsss+ e4e-++e+s+.
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tha' she must first pay So before the
body could o." released ln spite 81
OBJ" many public demands. BOO spite 90
q number OF earnest inquiries. Coroner
barnett ha. yof failed IN explain Why
and how Dr.. used tho SO. Sow Doe
comes for~arI with a statement that
Do expects 'o Ole his expense account
and return fp the widow any money
ief' ont ~ fhe sum paid bv her
Querr Would thore have been
anr money io'' % boz returned ~ pho
widow Rad tHere NOT hecn % public
"H'rrv concerning this apparent piece
NJ cVfortf0n7
Query @ Dr. fhIs uo only case ir
rh.ch OBJ" coroner 90 ohio count, ha.
demanded ar1 received sums ~
money apparently beyond and On or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06

cess OF the necessary legal expense?
The further this affair is probed
into. the more questionable IT appears.
The coroner OF Ohio county is an
appointee OF the board OF county com
missioners. Might It not be well for
the county commissioners TO give
some attention to the conduct OF their
appointee2
II has been asked. does Il cost so
20 die in Ohio county?
Il may further be asked. ~ IL does
cost $40 70 die in Ohio county. who
gets the money and why?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-06
TIL I'm telIigen Ger
eevsRIooe SOUNDS TIE KEYNOTE.

egveaooe SOUNDS TIE KEYNOTE
Albert Beverage. Indiana delivered the key
run Of New York and The majority OF the third party leaders Mr. Beveds
Republican
electorate third
Excerpts Mr. address ln'eienr today
neugencer
IN fu simply as splendid Illustration the ne sophs'es upon
which the third party movement is based
in both parties Under this boss matter which wins the
people seldom hut the and they work
the people Naturally that Progressive
can establish the rule OF the people rms not " say
coming the boasts the membership
standard on interests and op boss Of prokyn w / ward the de-
Republican
political boss
Toledo nomnany Republican with the Dem
through aost the entire list progressive leaders Bosses who are and
have been. who slipping
chicago and arc the no, n their pa,a,ions Of devotion 70 the
Mr. the special
peoples
Interest How delightful and interesting this information coming from
party whose campaign has been financed by George w Perkins and the
international Harvester candidate
grabbed and absorbed during the panic Of 1901 Tennessee
party?
dOre Roosevelt Rich
u organizations make business politics No can conceal that fact
They all political parties They will quickly
the the Republican
been the benehares OF of public
boast freedom from special interests achievement Of nscer
absurdiy worthy only of a discipline OF
MI Bevedge INDUCES highly of American
indignant
which
proposition
he
system Republican
m enjoyment greater comforts Injuries and more opportunities
ano no party ever VIII create condlons IN me United states or elsewhere"
nAt will
bon the railroads and the thousands OF other the
pc replaced Our houses decay and tumble down and
hhs fifty
bfd history The
globe
DIanned rapidly possible working
throwing guards about lives working men occurring
bsaith and lives - those Fho toll
sus7on they ls shat
Tespond legitimate demand
What any party
achievement
asy Tor men without ID" responsibility ~ legislation 20 mount % platform
proclaim
eDpy hose Effectively
Eeord o SOTO ana substantial ah"venri~ fostering
INCREASING ere happiness eve-y o
tad" and Industry he Republican
parson.
In 1overars f. especially happy ,-
his ohoo" ~ rords re denonrcee
darosrr.. 4 .I-.z-n ro
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