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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-03-02
Fair
Mary Ball,
the Mother of
General
Washington

u TT he assertion that ,cor,an
u happily In Looe Is at her best
+A Be true, there can be no more
HIM interesting poman 10 read
6c6 about under these ciroun,-
ibid stances than Mo,y Ball
ne mothe, Of George Warrington.
Frededeksbu,g. Tkginia, her hthploce.
b one Of tie most historic towns IN
AmeHoa. Founded long before the
RsooIution. upon the Rappahannock
RiUes 4 has been for generations the
centre Of social life in that rich region
knoson as The nohbern neck of Tkgiha.
phese wese born and bred % MANY of
De great Fathers Of american Liberty.
WNhin a sadius Of Thirty miles were
born John Manhan George Washing.
lon. George Mason. Thomas Jefenon.
James Madison. James Monroe. Matihetc
Fontaine Mauy and Robert E. Lee.
~ T WAS also In this little town Of
g Fredericksburg that convention
Y OF delegates OF twelve compan-
les Of horse assembled and pro-
claimed their purpose to defend the
colony OF Virginia or any other colony
against the king Of England, and
marched under the command of Pat
rick Henry against Lord Dunmore
This occurred twepty-one days before
the famous Declaration of Mecklen-
burg and was therefore the first and
most emphatic declaration of our In
dependence.
II Is also worthy of note that In
1882. when that Independence had
been accomplished. 1t was a citizen OF
Fredericksburg who introduced into
the legislature, which had then been
replaced by the house of burgesses.
the first resolution for the emancipa.
ton OF the negroes and for the prohi-
bition OF the slave trade ever offered
In America. Gen. John Minor of
Fredericksburg, was the author and
advocate Of the measure. and here In
this same town was born. lived and
died Mary Ball. the mother Of Wash.
ington.
The place teens with interesting
relics and traditions of this remarka.
BILE womaD-traditions which have
been handed down from mother to
daughter, and when told you by sill.
ver-haired old lady who prefaces her
story by my dear. I remember as
though 1t were but yesterday, my
mother telling me she remembered
her grandmother telling her Of Maru
Ball. whom she knew as a girl" you
feel that these traditions must be, as
the children say, for true.
The Bell family came early In the
sixteenth century to Virginia. The
home of Joseph Ball. the father ol
Mary. was known as "Epping Forest.
near the Rappahannock river. in Vir
ginia. Mary Ball. as a young girl
was strikingly handsome, and was
known as "The Rose of Eppng For
est" and was the belle of that par
Of the country. During our Civil wal
letter was picked up In an old home
I'm Virginia. The letter was PARTIAL!
destroyed. but Ii gives us just {
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-03-02

The sumter Waterman was found
% I'm 1859 and the True southrsn In
1sss- The watchman and ssuthren
now hss the combined circulation and
Influence CT both of the old papers.
and Is manifestiy the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-03-02

LxIv.
Entirely too little attention is paid
20 the garden by our South Carolina
farmers. In the mad rush to grow as
much cotton as possible the garden
- lost sight OF to great extent. IL
one-haif acre Is planted in garden
crops on good soil and given good
fertiiiaztion and cultivation. II will
produce as much profit as a whole
acre OF cotton. One years trial with
accurately kept accounts will con-
vince any one that the above state
ment Ia true.
The greatest mistake made by those
who pay some attention to the gar
den lies In the fact that they plant
the whole thing at one time--just as
~ Il were a cotton field. The result
10 an abundance of vegetables for a
&sw weeks. and that Is the end Of the
garden until the next year. This
should not be the case. A succession
e one OF more OF the following va
yieties shouid be planted:
Alaska. Lightning Excelsior. and
Champion OF England garden or green
Rpas.
Hodson green pod. Black Valentine.
New Pencil pod Black Wax snap
beans.
Extra early. Egyptian. Crimson
Glow. and Detroit dark red beets.
Hah Long. Danyers carrots.
cnarfcston wakencid. raiiy Jer-
sey Wakefield. All Seasons. and
Large Flat Dutch cabbage.
Eary Green Cluster. Improved
Lonx Green. Thorburn'o Everbearing
cucuinbcrs.
Country Gentleman and ordinary
4eld varieties of corn.
Black Beauty. and Florida High
Bush Egs plants
Cabbage. Big Boston. and Improv-
a Hanson lettuce.
Extra Early. White Pearl. Price
JRkcr. southport White Globe onions
Bell. Ruby Giant. Red Cluster pep
psrs.
Hospow Crown parsnips.
French Breakfast. Cardinal Globe
Crimson Giant radish.
Long Season and Norfolk Savoy
spinach.
Mammoth Sandwich Island satisfy
~ oyster plant
Thorburn's Earliest. Sparks Earii-
ana. early tomatoes
Stone. Acme. Perfection. Enor-
nous. general crop of late tomatoes
Irish Cobbler. Red Bliss. and
Early Rose Irish potatoes.
The avarage farm garden should
be about one-half acre and should
be long and narrow IL II ID the in
tention To do any cultivating with the
horse piow.
A piece OF ground so 270 feet
viii be approximately one-half acre
and ss the right shape. A garden of
this size will give plenty of room for
q few watermeioas. cantaioupes, Irish
potatoes. etc.
III the late vegetables follow the
early ones two or more crops can be
grown on all Of the ground each year.
FOR this size garden one should pur-
chase about quart snap beans. 2
eunces beets. 3 packages cabbage. 1
package carrots. u gallon corn. 1
ounce cucumbers. package egg
plants, {; packages lettuce. 2 ounces
onions package parsnips. " gallon
garden peas. 3 packages peppers. 3
pccks Irish potatops. ounces rad
ishes. I ounce spinich and pack
ages tomatoes.
4 wish specially 20 urge our people
to grow more winter vegetables.
There " no reas IN In the world why
several kinds OF vegetables could not
be had from the garden every month
in the year. Cabbage. coiiards. oyster
plant. parsnips. kale. spinich. etc. are
vegetables that should bo found In
the garden during the winter.
Prof. l.. A. Niven.
Asst. In Horticulture.
Feb. %. 1912.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-03-02

u ~ hard To- say whether Gov.
Bleasc had rather veto bills or par
don convlcts.-Charleston Post.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-03-02
Chinese Free Press.

Chinese Free Press.
DR.. Sun declared in his ultimatum
that passports would be handed to
the Dutch minister, who is said to be
at shanghai, en- route to Peking. if
the idemnity was not paid
Three cruisers which left Shanghai
are the Hal Chan, the Hal Yuh and
Hal Sun. They are fully provisioned
and equipped under orders of Wong
Chung Wei, minister of war.
Advices to the Chinese newspapers
mere declare that the attack on the
Chinese by Dutch soldiers was made
without provocation and that three
Chinese were killed and many others
arrested.
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"How Roosevelt Stands" Is n head
line over his Columbus speech. He
isn't standing. fIe is running Will
mington star.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
sVoBODA.

Ako so mOIje Syobodni V mi
Sljenju, maj boGo svohodni V de
lanlu do gOtovc meje. Ako Sc Vi
ne ravnate tako kakor vaSa pa
met veleva. niSte wee Svobodni am
pax postanete sunni. Ako VAN va
"a pamet veleva opustiti kako sla-
DO navajo in vi tega ne storite.
boste V kratkem zgubili vsako
upanJe. Ako prezrete prve opo-
mlnjaJote simptOme vaSega zelod-
ca, bOste to prav kmalu obialova-
l.. doGim vse nepravilnosti lahko
takoj o~dpravite, ako zaGnete ia
koj pitt Trinerjevo ameriSko Zdra-
vino grenko vino. 1meli boste "a
vest, da ste ravnali smiselinO. Ra-
bite omenjeno zdravilo V sluGaju
zgube apetita. slabOSti. nervozno-
SIT, glavobola. zabasanOsti. raz-
burljivosti pc jedi. bolecin V ire
buhu. krcev in trganja. Tudi "a
razne ienske nepravilnosti ie to
zdravilo jake uspesno. Dob Sc V
lekarnah Jos. Triner. 1333-1339
$. Ashland Ave. Chicago. Til. -
Krasen stenski koledar Sc poSlje
IA 10 centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
SpiSal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dalje.)

Iiubi MOI, AndrjuSa! - ie
vzkliknila. kakor da hi 81 il bilo
odprlo srce in IL mega so V jas
mem curku brizgnile live, tihega
veselia polne beSede. - PremiSlje-
vaIa sem o svojem zivlienju -.
moi bogl Cemu sem Mvela? Udar-
ci delo Me niSem videla
razen svojega moza, ME niSem po-
znala razen strahu In ko je
PaSa doraScal. GA niti nisem opa-
lila Ce sem ga ljubila, dok-
Ter je MOI bill xiv, ne veml Use
skrbi. vse misli so Sic ma to, da
nakrmim zverino do sitega, da mu
vselej ugodim, da Sc ne razljuti,
da me ne tepe. da ina socutje
vsaj enkrat Ne Spominiam
Sc, da bi Sc mu Smilila kdaj ..
Pretepal me je. ne kakor da hi
svojo zeno tepel. ampak vse, XII
.lih je crtil ... DvajSet let sen
tako z@ivela, in kar .ie bilo pref,
Sc ne spominjam! &c Sc domi-
SLAM. vendar ne vidim nicesar!
Kakor da bi bila slepa Jegor
Ivano7iG je bill tn - IL enc vasi
V o TEN in o omen .je go
voril - spominjam Sc his. spo-
minjam sc ljudi, a kako so ljud-
je ziveli, kaj so govorili. ka.i Sc je
temu in onemu primerilo - sem
pozabila in ne vidim veGl Pozarov
Sc spOminiam dveh pozarov
... Use ie bilo IL meme izbito,
tepena duSa je ogluSela. oslepe-
la $3.50.
Vzdihnila je in zeljro vsrkava-
la zrak kakor riba. Xxi io vzdigneS
IL vode; sklonila sc .ie in nadalje-
vala Z globokim Glasom:
- Ko je umrl MOI, sem Sc o.
prijela sina on .ie incl de-
la z vaSimi stvarmi. Kako mi je
bio zal "a MEGA In ljubo-
sumna sem bila &c propada.
kako maj sama Twin Koliko stra-
HUI. notranjega nemira sem pre-
~stala, in srce Sc mi je trgalo, ko
sem premiSljevala o njegovi uso-
di
Umolknila je in tho zmajala z
glavo, potem pa nadalievala s po-
udarkom:
- NaSa zenska liubezen nj CT
sta! -. Ljubimo, kar ~potrebuje-
mo A zdaj vidim vas e.
vase hrepenenje po materi e.
zakaj VAN DO? In drugi Indie tr-
pc "a ljudstvo, V jeco hodijo in v
Sibirijo ter umirajo mnogo
jih obesijo Mlada dekleta no.
dilo Pc noel same, po blatu, pc
snegu, pc dezju se6.em vrst
dalec prihajajo IL mesta k nam e.
KIDD Jill goni, kdo podi9 Liubezen
49,. Cista ljubezen. Vera . in
vera, AndriuSa! In glej - tega v
meni nj! JAZZ ljubim, kar mi je
blizu!
- Tudi vi ste zmozni este liu-
bezni! - je dejal Malorus in Sc
je obrnil vstran. - Vsi ljubiio.
kar jim je blizu, ampak V velikem
srcu je tudi vse daljno - blizu |!
Mnogo morete. Materinstvo je We
Daj bog! - je tho dejala
matt. - Cutim, kako dobro .je ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09


ko z~ivljenje. Ljubim vas
mordn vas l.iubim boil kot PaSo.
Oh, kako zaklcnicn .ie Sa-
Senko hoGc poroGiti Ia mcni.
svoji materi. tega nj razodel $3.50.
- To nj res. - je odgovoril
Malorus. - Dobro vem, da to nj
res, Ljubi 10 in ona NIGGA - to
ie res. \ poroGila - St ne bode-
In. nikdar, Ona hi pat hotcla. am
pax Pavel neGe
- Kaj pravite! - ie prcmiilie-
no in tho dejala matt in oGi SO il
otozno obviSele ma obrazu Malo-
mSa. - GILLETTE. kako Sc liudjc "a
tajujejo
- Pavel .ic izreden clovek, -
je tho dejal Malorus. - Ielezen
tlovek
- Sedaj sedi Y jeci! - ie ma
d~aljevala matt. - Miru nimam in
boiim Sc ampak nj wee tako
kot pref IA vse liudi mi je
zal, Ia $ sc bojim. In srce je
drugo duSa je oklemila oti -
veSelJu IN bridkoSti. MarSitcSa ne
razumem. Il grenko mi je in brid-
ko. da ne veruJete V boga! .
y kaJ hOceml SaJ Vldlm in VEN.
da ste dobn lludJe! Tezko AvlJen-
Je "a lJudstvo. ste 81 naIoziIi, ma
porno AvlJenJe "a resnlco
vase resnico sem domnevaIa: TO-
Kier lie DO kal oogatih, ne ostane
"a lJuustVo me; ne reSnice IN ne
raoosti lako ]e. A~ndrJusa
Meu '""li "iNlhl III tes'o Preill-
AJaih Po hocl " Pre'eklo>ti' SNo-
j S1il' I hoSahhl poteptahi' ma SVo-
Jem lhlauem pohoJehem Srcu -
III Il III Je' IeIo %ai NhipaK
NZllc NNenhu le ANiJehJc moJe po-
S'dIo ooiJ>'' sauna Sepe Vl"iih NSe
ooIJSe
Mdloru> Je NS'ai III |acel oP'eH-
no houl'l Pc l|pl { |amlS!leh.
l-ePo sue SoNorili Je tlho
VHhnkhil' - IraN lePo! Nrci le
@'lel mao |iu, nj Je |Iaeai peShl'
ehkrat le hapl>ai:
IN nedolIno umorJene
ozlvl reSnice moo
Mega samega Je pohclla
tam V hrcl uplla' amapaK to Je =
P~oS'rai'sKo. l"'Shlco le poIhal IN
mnogo Je Je poseJal ned lJudl
tudl vi ste - nedoI|no umorJena
. In kar Je delai' Je reSnicno
- IdaJ govorlm. Je nadalJe-
val" "n".i So'ori" III H''"a ST.
oe poSi'Sarn' p" sam" Seoi ne Ner-
'"ne'" 'Se sNoJe ave VIII Sem
ihoir",a' Preheno Se" r""-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

zanje teh v domove v razlienih
dezelah, sc poslje "a 1Oc v kova-
mem denarju ali prot v POSTUM
znamkah po JOS. Trinerju. 1888
1899 So. Ashland ave-, Chicago.
ILL.,, IL delovalcu glasovitega Tri.
nerJevega Ameriskega zdravilne.
gga grenkega vina in Triner
Angelica grenkega vina. K tel
sikh Je dodan tudi ko,edar "a leto
1912. 10y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
IL narave domov.

krasno izdelana slika, XII pred
stavlJa zbiranje in d~ovazanje re
hsc ma enem in trgatev grozdja
ma drugem koncu sveta, zdruzeno
pripravah zdravilis6a in razva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
Boil. Pod. Dru$tvo
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
AVStr. SIOvenSkO
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
Ustonovljeno

GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERXAN, Box -. Mineral, Hans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTlN. Box $50. w. Mineral, Hans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, Hans.
Zapisnkar: LOUIS BRENNAN, l.. Box IS, Frontenac. Kans.
NADZORNlKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
FRANK PRELOGAR, Box APO, ". Mineral, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 49,, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO. Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB ML.AKAR. Box 800. w. Mineral. Hans.
JULlJ BOGNAR. Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEVNIK
"ZARJA''!

Kdor zeli 6itati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraja, ia maj Sc naroci ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik EAR
ia"
'Zarja" izhaia v Liubliani.
Selenburgove ulice st. GIL in sta
ne "a Ameriko Sc "a cello leto.
Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih. neural
giJo, %zvinjenje it'd. 2 DR.. Richter.
levim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi v A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a 25
"entov steklenicE in Sc spozna DO
varStveni znamki s sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Use ~konzularne in notarske "a
deve (civilne in vojaske) prevze-
ma v nitro in uspeSno izvrsitev
Ivan Kaker, 220Ia Grove ST..
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

PROL I
besede, Njegov oce sedi V jeGi -
ostuden Starec. Nikolaj ga vidi
skOzi okno in ga zmerja! To nj le-
pc, Nikolaj je dober pse ina.
rad. mist in vSako Stvar. a ljudi
- teh pa ne more! GILLETTE. kako
ie Gloveka mono p~okvariti,
Matt njegova .ie brez sledu
izginila. Gee je - tat in piianec
je zamiSljcno deiala zena.
10 Sc je Andrea podal Spat, ga
.ie matt neopazeno pokrizala. in
ko ie legel, ga ie cez pol ure tho
v~praSala:
- Ali ne spite. AndrjuSa?
- Ne kaj pa ie9
- Me! Lahko noe!
- Hvala VAN. mamica, Sc
ie tho in priiazno odzval.
XVII.
10 je Starka n~aSlednii dan pri-
;la : Svoiim tovocom K fabriSkim
vratom, 10 ie strata erobo ustavi-
la. in ukazivSi il. da polozi syoie
lonce pc tlch. so 10 nataniko ogle-
dovali.
VISA jed Sc mi bo ohladila,
- je mirno pripomnila. ko so il
Surovo otipavali oblel5o.
Nol6i! - ie mrko zakridal
6uvaj.
Drusi il ie lchno potrkal pc ra-
mi in prepricano dcial:
- Jaz pravim, ia mcGeio leta-
Ike cen plot.
Prvi jc priScl k niei start Sizov
in ozrSi Sc ma vse Strani ie deial
potihoma:
- Ali 81 sliiala. matte
Kai2
o letakih. Ze spct 50 Y to-
varni Kakor sol pc kruhu so
razStliani v~epovSod. Use aretaci-
ie in preiSkave so brczuSpe;nc,
Miazina, moiega neGaka. 50 cd
vedli Y zapor kai ic poma-
gallo? Tvoiega Sina so well
sedai je iasno. da sta oba nedolz-
ma!
Pc bradi sc ie poglaGil in kon-
cal:
Ne gre "a liudi. ampak ~
misli. misli pa MISC bolhe. Xxi Jill
lahko poloviS.
z roko Sc je prijel "a brado. 10
pogledal in odhaiaie dcial:
- Zakaj te nj nikoli k nam?
DolgocaSno ie Gloveku Samemu
pr Gaiu ...
Matt Sc mu je zahvalila ma YES
glaS je ponudila jedi in ostro o.
pazovala neobitajno vrvenje pc
tovarni. NSi so Sc ncGeSa veselili.
zbirali Sc, razhajali in tekali OIL
delavnicc DO delavmcc. V >aia-
stem zraku ie velo nekaj bodre@a.
Smelega. Tuintam so Sc oglaSala
livahna pritrjevania. porogljiv
krohot. Cd casa do casa tudi groZ-
ME. IlaSti mladina jc bila VISA o.
Iiyllena. StarejSi delavci pa so SO
oprezno Smehliali. Uradniki 50
hodili urno Semintja. policaii 50
so begali pc dvoriSCu. delavci pa
so Sc poGiSi razhaiali. ali pa so
'Stajali ma p%roStoru. prenchali 7
razgovorom in molce opazoyali
razljudcnc, razdraIene obraze.
Delavci 50 bill vSi Skrbno uni
ii. Poiavila Sc ie viSoka poStava
starega Gmseva. riegov brat ic
racal poleg MEGA in Sc krohotal.
Mimo matcrc sta pociSi stOpala
~delovodja mizarske delavnice Va
vilOv in zapisnikar TSaj. Drobni
zapisnikar je zravnal glavo in ma
gnil io ma levo. nepremicno opa-
zuioG naduto obliG.ie Navilova Z:
potresel je svojo bradico in urno
zamomljal:
- GILLETTE. Ivan IvanoviG. kako
So k~rohotaio priietno VAN
jc, cc tudi gre "a obstoi in "a pro-
pad drzave. kakor so dejali go
spod ravnatelj. Tukai Ivan Iva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08

treasurer OF the Progressive pa-fv Wi.
.''5 ~ o. INN. ~ iitfSuurgu. contributed
o. statement filed
J.. y. liamuerliu-. alleged ly Senator
lfN"H. inc Roosevelt cam fiI gu manager.
z b. nht" bought up Ies -fai..r- t,rtTfe.i
lu fprslgn Languages 90 Ie .1.- 80 Pc
d' NJ Taft said that tl, ou.t contract OF
.I. 'I MlI'h Doc HHt know rI-c
TIE rtmrHlsu for Roosevelt Iel,rtt..
par i"- Edward Russell rh- -n-il st
Niil'i. Hiff lIIfrI fp Wayne MarN.arr.
secretary ~ fIr TREASURY. ft. .fY.a---.',..
tn"t D. o. M'r-IH hal ~aii after 20 tei,-
LH.he ,ontri sauon with come person 30
banding more money.
La Fouette's Account FILED.
- ~, ''lt' ~ i"t rec. pf- and exc
paiEu for the Republican t.r.eI,f.r-i.f
t"ru nation was filed with fI.a Commune.
t"-iny Is y. Hannah. tho senators
. rttary. show Ing o." senator .oi. .,tcI
-. 900 s. ana spent ssr HHf 30
harlrH D. Crane aa fHa Itrr..f ..f..
fl'Atgr i- credited With s. 500 given ln
period from december t. IuIf. fY lime
l'l- CHORD l1ncaot. Amos Ir.hot
'hi trpres-niativ" Wi.ism Kent of
100 ,iufnl.L each Contributed fIr.uHH. Al
fr'd = Baker gave g. 900. HuIaIpf
Sire. Jos. $4,000. William Film. ~
roi,.,,. 49, 90, fnd Senator Ia
contains entries .f fnH .HIu. ono az
1900 - M'If.I Mo- orui.k. arI one Dl
senator 'ir"nf.. NJ <.r-I Ul-
N'ia. hot. ""r. market repaid
The account shows go .f- Ue was r4 10
I.f o." Washington ..ll.4..lrfsra .-.f
." n. ~" i'ti4uHrf.r- frerf tIH.f
I.| FnllFffr.f expenses 90 fH.. I..f..... ......
. ''ipnsl convention were sr.aT, f7 a.
thf ifnFfr-e .NH couffreare hold loo DI..
E' n-t 'ci".-r cost Gee I.t Tuuett.
Dorte. r,,r.r.. a..
heierr.uz o. r n Hooker afafruent
lhni lHafi.s n Crane 1908 given Co.. 600
.'..... D. f.Il-li" ftfi -H'i f1e only
amount OOH" FreN OF ST. crane SWING
"irI Hni Inn.e that entered m tIe o.
resented woe f..Isf iH. Ir.f1frI
.n GO statement uf fs Chicago hHrr.u
were .lnIs. be- satI .1 state .sifr WI. -r
10 Dog Nn- -inE fn fn ST. InH.f. fasf..
.'l ifft Mr crane bal given So n.0 ta
10 .aI given $4,000 ~ GOV vIe,a.s
r.,.. ST. Hartman sl waiter
if. t Columbus. arI Dr. Do rH frs-
f.i.ei funds r.f reported fl f.a fa
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Do Fni q Do iHt-. .r
l.i o. H..e rfrrI Ha fr... HH.
could a1t f.r. stpend.t4ra. Ia u-..
ir ..nIFe
IHs ..reree of fH. california .an.
.'r "If.' we're .Hrr.
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-.-' ~ I.r 49,. ST. 'r.ne
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CABINETTER
Ccontinued from first Pags)

troversy surrounding an alleged de
mand upon J. p. Morgan for an add
tional contribution 10 the Roosevelt
campaign fund in 1904. was partially
cleared up today by Charles Edward
Russell, socialist candidate for Gov
ernor OF New York. and Iudson {.
Welliver. Washington newspaper
man. MIR Russell had been quoted as
saying Wayne MacVeagh. attorney
general. was IN Mr.. MJrgan's offices
when the latter was called and asked
for the contribution Mr. Russell told
the committee. under pressure. that
Mr.. Welliver. when magazine writer.
had been his informant. Mr Welliver.
sitting a. the newspaper table. iu the
committee room. asked permission 90
take the witness stand after Mr. Rus
sell concluded.
lie said Mr.. MacNeagh told him I'm
1910 that Mr. Morgan had been called
60 the telephone in 1904. 49, stated.
but that 81 was r. IT, Hartman VhO
asked for the contribution Mr. Wei
liver testified that Mr. MacVeagh told
him Mr.. Morgan said that Mr. Harri.
man was asking for more campaign
money az tho result OF his visit 20
PRESIDENT Roosevelt no October 1904
Charles z. Crane said be- contributed
both 20 Senator IaFoliette and GOV
ernor Wilson before the nominating
conventions because both were "pro.
Eressive candidates 4 statement
flled for Senator LaFollette lv John
J Hannah. financial manager az uis
campaign. showed his total expenses
had been about fG1.s2f boo DIS cam
paign for the Republican nomination
Ogden t. Mills. % Sew York. treas
urer OF the Republican committee OF
New York county. denied WhoI..aI"
charges % fraud that bad been made
by the Roosevelt leaders o. NeW York
He presented to the committee rec.
ords from different election districts.
which. no said. he thought indicated
fraud on fhe part OF many of tho
workers Tor Goo HcaHDsrit delegates.
WA-fffN3rNE N.f I.r.Hn r
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s. Reuter- dispatch from Wellington
a1re fhff ff0H EYroYrrns arI es1
ulnris have boon crrrfeI oIfare rru.
sIous durur fHe posi- year amounting
fp ffH11UIH The rIaro pensions
ar' rr.f rsur into operation 'r fssq.
.r.. whom .. H0H pensions have boon
granted. fuHIrr tf1lfHrtn
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Tho Young Peoples society. ~ the
Christian EuIravor. % tho church =
'''d. VII meet this evening On the SUM
dar school rooms of tire church. In rerf.-
lar monthly session.
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way increase the red blood eorpusce, This m,ir;,. e.
called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery By sssp
a,ng the food eaten the nourished and the blood
takes on rich red color. Nervousness - only the CIV
ct the starved for food when the nerves az,
ed on rich red blood the person ooses those irritable feel
is sleeps well 81 night and refreshed the ornne
vas aftaekoi nervous d~s.. t.t M. ,.t,
nl1ach ard liver a. "a Trtrrg ID
Route Z. Box rr snfr r,.,-
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tffI.fi 41i derived -rer+ f
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tiHfefi 10 heartily rrrn y..
atie r.e.f--.
' '-' 20 I'ag itit there is no cha1-e 90 b. rar-i.
oNiser' 81 stamps, to pay tor wrapping and msne only
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Why Women Are Not RICH

niionaire of
woman only and bali million & e cuhic nnlm of
and 'IooLspe
dIsOrderd '''' -"0 p'oo4o'S inc stomach -
X v Pierce found Golden
queen root end boodo black