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The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09

Black Record.
There goes man OF dark deeds"
BLESS us! What does he do?"
puts In coal"
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09

To Her Incredible, Otherwise.
He-My brother is making more
money than he can spend. .-
She-Goodness! Where's he work
ing, In the mint?
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09

Makes the laundress happy-tha,s Red
cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
"hlte clothes. All good grocers. Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09
Their Cinch.

Their Cinch.
Guns have an easy job, haven't
they"
How do you mean?"
They're employed only TO be
fred"
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09

Advice is like bitter pill-easy to
give but uneasy to take.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-01-09

ness and beauty to this most durable
Of furs.
The muff is. on the other hand, en-
tirely carried out In the ermine, but
also gains variety Of effect by the In.
PRODUCTION Of the little tails and heads
into the bordering band, while the
great bow Of velvet ribbon, with Its
central paste ornament. is further
addition. which Is strikingly smart. as
well as novel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22

erss srd nat To- Dol ono ~ IN. last "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22
PAYS PENALTY BY
LIVES OF MISERY
Modern People Living In Modern
Methods Of lrreeuIsrity Pay
With ~ Health.
LACK OF VITALITY SERIOUS.
Dependency. Morbidness and Sleep.
lessness Are But Warning
Signals.

Take warning all those having any
OF the above symptoms OF neglected
health, or who are gradually arriving
at the stage that invites serious dis.
ease. A life OF misery in i'll health.
in nervousness and in pain. II your
stomach shows a arrangement in the
form OF stomach gases. II you are sub
Ject TO headaches, poor memory, con-
stipation and weak appetite. IL is high
time you realize not only must you
correct your condition Immediately,
but must regulate your future life to
save yourself from paying the penalty
with physical and mental misery
throughout your future career."
The above statement, made by the
expert OF the Rhubaral Remedy Com
pany. who Is introducing "Rhubaral'
for the first time in Wheeling. gives
these words OF warning. for. as he
truly says. AN ounce OF preventive
is worth a pound OF cure"
Since the first days Introduction OF
"Rhubaral' in this city. only ten days
ago. this representative has met hun
dreds OF half sick and ailing people
who in reality never knew what all I'd
them, and yet responded Immediately
TO the wonderful action of the new
modern health builder. showing again
that most modern ills are due from
nothing more or less than weakened
and run down system that need a d.
recting remedy like "Rhubaral" as the
thing to bring them back to health,
vigor and energy.
Every sick person is privileged 10
try "Rhubaral' at the novel demon
stration of this new modern remedy
at McLain's Drug Store at the corner
OF Twelfth and Market streets. Small
glasses OF this pleasant tasting medi-
cine is being served from a special
miniature fountain at the drug store
to all who wish to test lis almost in
slant action. "Rhubaral'' is sold on
a positive money back basis II at all
dissatisfied with the results obtained
in your own individual case.
McLain's have the exclusive agency
for this product in Wheeilng.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22
HATFIELD TO SHOW
Continued from FIRST Pags.)

allowed free and unobstructed tu-
dicious operation. Those who desist
from such opposition and give assur-
ances. by their conduct. OF intention
thereafter TO observe and obey the
laws and respect the officers and
prowesses. will be dealt with ieniently,
and every opportunity consistent with
public safety will be given TO those
Who desire to do so to sever their re-
lations with the insurrectory uprisings
and return TO walks OF peace.
To my mind IL Is infinitely more
important that peace be restored and
law and order permanently established
tEen that past offenders be punished.
Militia Will Guard Field.
Having carefully investigated the
situation and considered II from every
point OF view. / am thoroughly con-
WINGED OF the necessity OF a continu-
ance OF military rule in the disturbed
districts until the spirit OF insurrec-
ton. still rampant. shall have subsid-
ed. and II Is my purpose to cause the
arrest fan persons. inside and out
side OF the military district. who may
In any way aid. abet or encourage
resistance to law or the continuance
VI AhSuAAtSbiOu VI tAcCutiOn OF It's puT-
poses.
II am satisfied that In doing this
shall be well within the limits OF the
executive power and authority: at the
same time / will in this way obtain
further knowledge of the temper, spir-
IL and purposes of those who are rebel
lious. for use in the determination
OF the question Of the wisdom or resort
TO more extreme measures as a neces-
sary means OF restoring the suprem-
acy and due administration OF the civil
laws. In conformity with this line of
policy | have taken up for considera-
ton and action. first i'm order of time,
such OF the findings and recommended
tons of the military commission as
seem not to be sustained by the evil
dence. or 10 call for the exercise OF
clcmency. After all cases of that class
shall have been disposed OF. shall
as speedily as possible pass upon the
findings that seem to be sustained by
the evidence and as TO which the
recommendations seem TO be just.
Il shall in the future. as I have in
the past. give this important matter
my personal consideration. and my
prime object shall be. first to restore
law and order. This shall be para
mount. and as soon as law and order
have become effective I'm the insurrec-
tory district, 1t will be my desire for
said courts 10 assure their normal
functions. which for the time being.
by instruction and riot. are powerless
TO cope with the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22
Mrs. Eaton's Letter.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Incidents
bearing upon the relations between
Rear Admiral Eaton ana his wife
came to light here to-day in a letter
written by Mrs. Eaton on March Is.
1911. TO Marshall r. Gallon. a local
attorney who acted for her in her di-
yorce proceedings against her first
husband. Daniel Henry Ainsworth. in
1906
The letter written from Assinippi.
Mass. referring 70 the Admiral. says:
The condition of this poor man is
dreadful; he is so much worse. and I
fear To stay here this winter My
leaving him alone with my mother
while ! was in Chicago made him
wild. II had a doubt OF his insanity.
which | never had, il would be re
moved quickly. as he is so much
worse, and what am ! TO do?
He Is a sick. hell less and sad old
man, and 1t goes to my heart. He re-
lies on me entirely. | am his ewes.
brain and life. and still how can 1
stay here alone and let him Kill me
and poor innocent little Dorothy? And
he will do IL and then wonder where
We are. lie Is the most dangerous.
subtle maniac. and still have no way
OF escape
Public opinion. his rank. his age
and the navy are all against me.
IF he is as dangerous as believe.
! must protect my life. SO find out
whether YOU can get "a woman VINO is
a Sherlock Holmes in criminal insani-
~. and Of the highest moral character
and high standing with doctors and
alicnists-one whose word would go
II she said no was insane. they would
do the rest Please see what you can
DO for me. and advise mo"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22

rays ifs bills and takes oT cssh di.-
COUNT Do said. ana ~ Fetunr 800 10
return for every dollar expended. The
CIV has made Ercafcr advancement and
progress rince tho adoption % commits
f'on government fn two years. Nh
CnIdwru wrote that IN ten years prior
Oh. .fa adoption
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22

You nte al your own cake and
Mahcrs. GOO. Tommy" said the mother.
"Nosm.' rorrcd Tommy.
'Nnuu be- sick. child
Well mother. YOU sec. ~ anybody
waa loinE fo DO sick didn't want q
20 be MabcL"-forkcrs statesmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22

which resulted in the order that the
body should not be embalmed until
a post norton had been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-22

very satisfactory during mon four years
~ Eae leon In existence there rf. ra.
frrr0d On the recall re being vsrv r-f.-.
.iral The Meeting wnr closed with
u-iff talks hv Leo D ia FIam and ua
Charles Mfrurrfrr
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Another One Called Home

Ethel Clark Fancber. the daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joint lark. was born
the 18th of March, 1893, and died with
consumption, Jan. %, 1918. She was
~ years. 10 months and days Of age.
She was married TO Willie Fancher,
In July. 1000. To this union wasborn
one child. Funeral services were
conducted at the house. Jan. -, by
Rev, Sawyers. Of Savannah. She was
laid to rest In the Green cemetery,
near st. Joseph.
She leaves a husband and a sweet
little girl, III months old; mother,
father, two sisters, two brothers and
a host of other relatives and friends
to mourn her loss. Ethel. how We
miss thee
4 dear one from us is gone.
A voice We loved Is still,
\ place is vacant in our home.
Which, never can be Tiled.
a fRigNp.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Monarch.

Marion Lumlcy took dinner Will
Clarence Iilloy and wife. Monday.
II. l.. Hughes and Robert attend.
cd a sale In Andrew county. Tuesday.
Willie Graham aud wife visited At
u. l.. Hughes. saturday and SUNDAY.
y. r. LiIlcy aud wife, near ill.
more, visited u, Harry Lillcy'>, sun.
day.
Rosa Graham l. spending a few
days with hcr mother. Mrs. u. {.
Clilcoai, Al \odaway.
IT. Graham and Orali smith Wis.
tied AZ Mrs. u G. Chilcuai :. Il, Noda.
way. one day, last week.
Those Who took dinner AZ u. l..
Hughes, sunday, were: VIM. T.. era.
ham and wife, Grace and Donald. ura,
Fillmore: Mrs. Allen and David. VII.
lie Graham and wife. Louie Iuylr>.
and Fred Hughes.
CIJIIOI,Ip.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Important Notice 10 Rural Free Dc.
livery and Star Route Patrons.

DO you feel the need Of u daily paper
in your homcy II 81, you doubt less
want THE BEST. You do not want
a .ocallcd Rural Route Edit ion. Z"
NoT van, u REAL. newspaper. You
can get the fun. complete and up.lo.
date DAILY GLOBE.DEMW RAT
Of 81 Louis every !ay, except SUNDAY,
under special offer open only To
Rural Free Delivery and tStar Route
patrons, for TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS $3.50 PER YEAR.
The price Ia other subscribers for line
same paper is Si,W per year, and You
will therefore appreciate the big
bargain that Is within your reach II
you van, the GREAT NDAN
GLDRE DEMOCRAT ~ well a. the
daily. add $500 for the SUNDAY. re-
nit ing $50 for both Daily and sun.
day one year. send IN your order 10.
day and be sure To give your full Rural
Free Delivery or Star Route Address.
IT YOU prefer the "'rwice-a. Week
I.OBE.D EMOCRAT, you viii find a
remarkable offer ON that issue, includ.
ing the Farm and Home Magazine
Section IN colors. elsewhere IN this
paper. Address Globe Printing Co..
Publishers, 81. Louis. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Richard Gillc,, by his
deed of trust dated the 18th day Of
April. lS.r'. and ot record IN the Office
Of the Recorder Of Deeds oi Holt
County, Missouri, IN look NJ al page
~. conveyed IL Tie undersigned In
trust to secure lr payment of the
nOic IN said deed Of trust described.
and Of the Interest thereon. the fol.
low my described real estate, situate
w Holt County, Missouri. to.wil:
The Southwest Quarter Of the
Southeas, Quarter of Section Twcni y
GO, In Township SiXty.ihrcc Gb, OF
Range Forty (i0l, containing fort y
40 acres more or less:
And Whereas, default has been
made IN Inc payment Of the said note
and Of the Interest thereon, accord
ing to the true tenor, date and effect
at said note: and whereas. the owner
Of said note has requested me Ia cx.
uru,e the power vested In nv by said
deed Of trust, to sell said real estate
and out Of the proceeds Of said sale
pay the indebtedness secured thereby;
Now Therefore. IN compliance with
said request. and under the power
vested IN me 10y said deed Of trust,
will sell said real estate al public
vendue To the highest bidder. fol
cash In hand. on
MONDAY, FEl.liI AIRY l,th. 1913
at the front door Of the Court lIOiIs,
In the city Of Oregon, Holt County
Missouri.
IRWIN :. ia y EliS,
Trustee.
First publicat ion January l7th, 1913
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Samuel karr. and sarah
karr. his wife, 10y their deed Of trust
dated the 18th day of January, lDbi
and ui record In the Office Of tie
Rec order of Deeds of Holt County.
Missouri, In Book NJ al page iOo. con.
ycyvd 10 the undersigned In trust Ia
secure the payncn, ui the note in
said deed OF trust described. and Of
the interest thereon, the follow ing
described real estate. situate In Holt
County. Missouri, to.wi,:
Commencing at a poin, lhirtN.luur
81 rods east of the southwest corner
Of tie northwest quarter Of sccti ion
one In township llf,y.ninc tJ', Of
range thirty.scvcn CT: thence east
sc,cnitiwo and iwo.thirds rs rods.
thence north eighty 81 rods: thence
weSl SCycnty.iwu and two.thirdS .,ail
rods: thence south eighty 80 rods 10
the commencing corner III acres
And Whereas. default Has been
nlauc IN the payment of the said note
and ui the interest thereon, according
to thc true tenor, date and effect of
said note. and whereas, the owner ul
said note has requested me To execute
the puNcr vested In me by said deed
Of Trust TO sell said real estate. and
on, 1T the proceeds Of said sale pay
the Indebtedness secured thereby:
Now Therefore, In compliance with
said request. and under the power
vested Ia me 10y said deed al rust. !
viii sell said real estate ~ public ven.
due 10 lac highest bidder. for cash IN
had. on
TT ESDAN. FEliEI AIRY -. 1913,
al lhr front door oi the Court House
IN jhc CITY of Oregon. llol, County,
Missouri.
THOMAS :. IIlNDE.
Trustee.
Fist publirat ion. January ~. 1913.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 2.
THE FLOOD.

LESSON TEXT-0cnes,s s:s.i3 ;:u.s4
GOLDEN TExT-"Thc wages ~ sin Ia
Heath. but the free gift Of God IL eternal
life IN christ Jesus our Lord" Rom. S.G'
n. v.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31

i, l.. Ammo. residing just across
from White Cloud, Kansas, ON the
Missouri side of the river, was In
Oregon. last week. and was telling us
that lac and his brother, and some
neiphbors, made u set IN the river,
with II net, December -, 1912, and
caught over len pounds of buffalo and
cat fish and few carp. They made
this catch just north of White Cloud,
and west of II. A. Bowles' farm. lie
says the river closed between the I'd
and I'd of January, 1913, and partly
opened, saturday. January -, 1913.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Notice Is Hereby Given

That sealed bids for superini endenl
Of the county poor farm will M re-
ceived ~ the county clerks o'Ice AT
Oregon, Missouri. Said bids to spec,
iiy what they will do the work for
the county furnishing the nccessar!
hired help. said bids to he filed Will
the county clerk on or before T. ~,
on Friday, the Iih day of February
1913, The court rcserving the right
to reject any and all bids.
+. l.. KELLER,
by order of Court. County Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
e.. u. II q. Time

Note A Daily except SUNDAY.
a special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon at
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local frcigh, will leave
Oregon on the 900 a. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
p. z. o. Programs.

FER. :. 1918.
Hostess Mrs. Montgomery.
Magazine Article. No. II Mrs,
Eccles.
Vocal Quattcttc Mesdames Icllcr
Eccles, Mum and IIindc.
Magazine Article. No. " Mrs
IIindc.
Roll Call. Miscellaneous.
Social hour.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
SATURDAY, FEB. Is. 1913.

nj % o'clock q. M, for the purpose of
electing five directors for the ensuing
year, and transacting any and all
business that may come before said
meeting. By order OF the President.
j. A. KREEK, DANIEL ZACIiMAN,
Secretary Of board. President.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31

YER. u. 1913.
Hostess Mrs. Minnie Moore.
Magazine Article. No. Mrs.
Iachman.
lianu solo Mrs. Frank Allen.
Magazine Article, No. III Mrs.
Dawson.
Roll call Patriotic.
Social hour.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post. q. a, q. ,
viii please remember their next meet.
ing will bc held saturday, February
:s.. 1913, al Up. M. AT the home OF the
adjuiani, Let there he u full attend
ancc. i,E>. +. MORGAN,
Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
Notice OF Election.

Notice Is hereby given, that there
will be an Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of The Citizens Bank OF
Oregon, Missouri, held at the Oflice OF
The Citizens Bank in Oregon, Mis-
souri,, on
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-31
INTERNATIONAL,
SUNDMSCllO0L
LESSON

By r.. u. SELLERS. Director of Eve
ming department Tho Moody Rible In
stitute NJ ChicagoJ
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02
REALTY MEN FOR FUSION
Call Mass Meeting to 1ndorse
Mitchell and Marks.

To counteract the impression that the
leaders in the real estate business nave
committed themselves TO the candidacy
of Edward T.. Mccall some OF the most
prominent operators and brokers VIII
hold a mass meeting tomorrow noon az
the Real Estate Exchange, No. IA VeseS
street. Alfred f. Marling, of Horace 5.
Ely & Co., will preside. The following
have been asked to address the meeting;
A. NJ. Bing, of Bing & Bing; Lawrence
B. Gilman, Of Pease & Gilman; James
Frank. secretary of the Hudson Realty
Company; Clarence II. Kelsey. president
of the Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany; j. Edgar Leaycraft, Douglas Roo-
inson, Walter Lindner, counsel for the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company; VI.
Morgenthau, jr., president of the NJ.
Morgenthau, Jr., Company; ID. IL
Phillips, of L. J. Phillips & Co.; {. Rich-
ard Davis, of A. L. Mordecai q SON.
Elias A. Cohen, Augustus A. WINS, f. r..
Wood, Francis E. Ward. David A. Clark
son and Irving Rutland.
NJ. Morgenthau. jr., issued the follow
ing statement last night:
"The impression has gone forth tnat
the leaders in the real estate profession
have committed themselves in favor OF
the candidacy of Edward f. Mccall. This
meeting has been called to counteract
this impression and to indorse the pres
ent Board of Estimate,
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02
mitchell TO CUT "VELVET"
No Fat Budgets, He Says, un-
der His New Estimate System.

John Purroy Mitchell made a short sd
dress to the Graduates Club, in the
rooms of the Aldine Association, yester-
day afternoon in which he told his plans
for solving the problems which Will con-
front the Mayor in the coming adminis-
tration. The candidate said II was use
less to discuss issues Of the campaign, as
his election was a certainty.
Mr.. Mitchell explained the present
methods OF budget making, which ne
said left the Board of Estimate without
any standard of testing the real needs OF
the many administrative departments
whose heads as a rule, regarded the
board as hostile.
'It has for years been the practice or
heads of departments" said the speaker
ito make up dishonest-and by that
mean naccurate-budgets, putting the
maximum estimate on their needs so
that when the Estimate Board came 10
it's inevitable cutting the final allowance
would still leave a margin of velvet.
MIR. Mitchell said that under his admin
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02
Lieutenant Governor Endorsed
by National Administration in
Four-Cornered Contest.
BIRD SHOWING STRENGTH
Polls Taken in Boston Indicate
That Gardner Will Be Third
and Governor Foss
a Poor Fourth.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune

Boston Nov david /. Walsh looms
up big as the prospective winner OF the
four-cornered Governorship campaign
which will end next Tuesday afternoon az
4 o'clock. Walsh, who is now serving as
Lieutenant Governor, has the regular
Democratic nomination, and apparently
has the Endorsement of the national ad-
ministration. Governor Eugene N Foss'
who has served three terms ostensioiy as
a regular Democrat but with independent
leanings and Republican proclivities' is
also running for a fourth term, but ap-
parently without any organization or COM
mIttee or anybody behind him, except
some of the men he appointed TO once
Charles Sumner Bird is the Progressive
candidate and Augustus p. Gardner SON
in-law of Henry Cabot Lodge, the Repnp-
lican nominee
Walsh hopes to hold the normal Demo
cratic strength. He ought to get about
165,OOO votes, just enough to win IL Is
declared that he will go out or Boston
with at least $4,000 plurality.
The indications are that it Will De
close three-cornered fight, with Bird' INC
Progressive, and Gardner, the Republican
IN the order named Foss says he VIII
get 100000 votes, but nobody can figure
ON him at all. Conservative judges say he
cannot get more than 10000 votes. Dur
ing the last week opinion has crystalllzed
nrettv strongly on one point-that the
real fight now is between Walsh ana
Bird.
Walsh Betting Favorite.
Walsh Is a favorite over the Progress
sive candidate in the betting
R,rd has made a strong campaign ana
tonight a monster torchlight parade Oy
volunteers was expected TO make many
late-hour converts for the buil "o''0
candidate.
Called Corporation Lawyer
Walsh comes from the western part oi
,ba state. and will get good vote IN MS
home town and the surrounding eVul',
Foss has made his campaign on the 10
sue that Mayor Fitzgerald OF bos'0"'
,oroasnev leader of the strong Deiiio-
o.a,Io ward Of that city, and hlleS'
oha,rr,an Of the Democratic State COM
,,,,ttee. form a Tammany trio ana "oN'U
1,rtuslly ruin the state If Walsh "'''S
put Foss Is in bad favor with the gen
oral run Of voters, although he is hHely
20 get many independent votes Inc Ia
bor people are against him .,uoo.
There is disafection in the RepuUil.,,
-,nus over Gardner's immigration piahA'
"a the fact that ne entered the contest
o. the last moment and took the noiHi-
- owav from one of the leading free
natlon @ ~ The state, Everett c. Benton
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02
M'CABE SHY OF HENNESSr
Admits, However, Friendly
Talks with Eugene Wood

Albany, Nov. Patrick L. MeC@Oe'
-, ,Ihorv clerk of the Senate, whom
1obn A. Hennessy said supplied him WIN WIN
much information concerning Tan'in9ny :!
,novss through condolences to Eugene T.
Uood refused to either affirm or dehy
"a told Wood any of the things
1H,soassv J4s,e repeated on the stand MI
MeTafi Merabe issued this statement: l.. s,,ont-
" q know John A. HennessyW yW0nG only sinse Snee'II
ly, but have known MI Nr oId M0IT friendship
%atyesn Was a OCS our families. Mr.. Wood being Z,
native nI Was Us said in a friendly way; o. 0i
coUGse m01S ! don't know what Mr. Wo9d oSS tGIo bIn1
Mr.. Hennessy. IT, indeed, d,,amsembering me Iosp i It
anythIlIIl97ii IIa7ioyaen. m may have played a few
%Is SoIss on Mir. whitman in his testimony
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02
NV xuIEp BY AUTO TRUCK

An unidentified boy who was Ioiiei
.rat,rr in East SD street, between First
s"oond avenues Yesterday was killed
and SecUrto SecU,toroobiie truck driven by George
BY aT WaSne4 a9rGoD Employed BY the CSntrset
TT;erSiSs r; Company, of No; az Fifth ave, we
nne. ep Wagner was not detained Dy 'he
police
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02

istration these dishonest and inaccurate
methods would be discarded by having
his appointees cooperate with the Board
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02

OF Estimate and Apportionment In tina
way, he said. efficient and economic re
suits would be effected.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02

ECONOMY and retrenchment." because he
knew that he would not be able to carry
II out
New-York tribune., 1913-11-02

Mr.. Mitchell said his Tammany op-
ponent had not outlined any concrete
plan in pursuance of his demand FOR