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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-09-30

Wanted, good all-round girl a.
the Bahrenfus restaurant. 22dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-09-30
OFFICIAL CHICAGO MARKETS.

Hogs estimated $1,000. Close
shade higher.
Top s9.05.
Hogs left over yesterday 3742.
Cattle 1000. Close weak.
Sheep $4,000. Close 10 higher.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-09-30

Robert Kirchner and family have
removed from their farm home near
Grand View in Hamilton township
to their newly purchased home at
the corner of Grove and Bank
streets, the former W. w. Critten-
den home Louis Kirchner and fam
lily will occupy the farm home dur
ing the coming season.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
MAST ZAPISKI''.

Kdor Sc hoce poduciti, kaj je so.
socializem in kai socialist ho6eio,
ia mai Sc naroci ma 'Nase Zapiske'
katera reviia Sc odlikuje pc svo-
Jill originalnih in interesantnih
clankih.
"Naa Zapiski" so edna sloven.
ska z%nanstveno socialisticna revi.
ia, ter Jill ureduje sodrug dr.. H.
Tuna, odvetnik v Gorici.
'Nasi Zapisk" izhajajo messed
no v obliki leposlovnega lista Una
gazing ter stanejo "a cello leto "a
Ameriko $3.50. Naslov: Uprava
Nash Zapiskov'', utica Treh
Kraljev, stew. 16, Gorica, Primer.
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

cam jeter, okolo katerih so krvne
cevi S prav tenkimi stenami. Je-
trne stanice prieno takoj z de-
LON: vsesavajo ~amonijak in ga
predelajo V scene snovi. XII gredo
S krvjo vred V ledvice. Scene sno-
vi izloeujejo ledvice z vodo.
Jetra unicujejo prav tako ka-
kor amonijak vse druge strupe,
tudi najmocnejse, Xxi p%rihajajo cd
zunaj V nase telo. Taxi strupi so /:
nikotin " tobaku), strihnim, NOR
fin, kurare (strup, Xxi ga devajo
JUNO amcriski divjaki V pusice) /;
to so strupi, katerih najmanjsa
mnozina prinasa smrt. En- mill
gram nikotina zadostuje, da usmr-
II zajca, in en- miligram je petdese
ii del teze vodne kapljice, ker
kapljica tehda so miligramov. A
ko pridejo TAXI strupi S hrano V
crevesje, tedaj ne smejo ostati ma
noben nacin V naSem telesu. Ia
strupljena kri pride do jeter, Xxi
lzsrkajo IL krvi strup in ga uni
cijo. Da jetra cimpre.i in elm te-
meljitejSe unicujeo strupe, cato so
tako mOcno prezete s krvjo. Ako
pa pride seveda prevelika mnozi-
ma strupa 5 krvjo Y jetra, tedaj
Jetra ne morejo uniGiti vsega stru-
pa, del strupa pride S krvjo V raz-
licne ude in slabi ~zivGevje, Xxi .je
"a strupe poSebno obGutljiv. Tudi
alkohol razdenejo jetra lc delo-
ma, oStali gre nespremenjen s kr-
vjo do mozgan. Pc alkoholu trpe
tudi jetrne stanice in cato je vsak
pijanec bolan ma jetrih.
Jetra so tako velike vaznosti "a
naSe zdrayje, da je potreba "a vsa-
ko bolezen ma jetrih najskrbnejSe
zdravniske pomoGi brez vsakega
o%dlaSanja, ako noGemo trajno in
tezko oSkodovati naSega zdravja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
NOVI KLUBI.

Nov srbsh socialistiGni klub Sc
je ustanovil V Buckner, III. Tai.
mix kluba ie Andrea Barnich.
Buckner III. - Klub steje 7 ella.
nov, in je vknjizen pod st. 115 j,
S. Y.
Nov slovenski socialistieni klub
Sc je u%stanovil V Johnstown, Pa,
Z - clani. Tajnik kluba je FIR.
Valovsek, 400 Ohio st. Stevilka
kluba ie 116.
Nov slovensN socialisticni klub
Sc je ustanovil V Lloydell, Pa, $
Is. timi clani. Tajnik kluba je
Anton S~trazisar, Lloydell, Pa.
Stew. kluba je III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
APPEL.
Tajnik.

kakor le razvidnO, re IL izvle.
cka seize eksekutive j. S. u. obsto
il zakliucek, da sc zbira "a Dol
mega sodr. NJ. Guinea, XII Sc naha.
ia radi svojega zdravstvenegs
stanja California;, podporni
fond.
Sodr. NJ. Glumac je nasim sta.
reJsim sodrugom dobro poznan.
Vsak cd njih We. ola .je storil "a
jugosl. socialist. gibanje V Anne.
riki mnOgo. cato ga tudi sodrugi
v TEN bednem stanju, XII mu ga
je prizadjala vsled napornega de
la bolezen. ne smejo pozabiti. Ma
sa socialisticna dolznost mas We.
re. da mu vsai delno olajsamo te.
IKE ure, XII jih mora prenasati cd.
daljen cd svoiih sobojevnikov, S
katerimi Zivi V duhu tudi sedaj
ko ga je fizicno potrla p~roletar.
ska bolezen - jetika. - &c be
sodr. Glumac ozdravel, kakor II.
pa, da DO, ne DO incl nihce wee.
le koristi cd tega kakOr ravno
j. s. y. "a katero je delal z vsem,
svojimi mocmi, dokler je bill Sc
zdrav. cato pa: pomaimo vrlemu
sodrugu vsai toliko, da 81 BIO mo-
gel potem pomagati sam.
Use svote .ie poSiljati ma tajni.
stvo j. s. u. Ill N. Market St.
Chicago. I'll.
Eksekutiva j. 8. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
Sfranka
Jenny Lind, Ark.

Jugoslovanski sOcialisticni klub
st. 50, je izvolil ma redni seji, dine
20. julia t. l., slede6i odbor:
Talnikom - Anton PeGar;
blagajnikom Mike Cerar;
zanisnikariem - FIR. Gorenjc
organizatorjem - Jozef Kogoj
in Juvan Juvant;
nadzornikom - Jozef Zeleznik
Jakob Zajc, Alojz Zupancie.
Klub pozivlja vse sodruge, mai
Sc udeleze vsi do zadnjega - pri.
hodnje seize.
Sodruzni pozdravl
Anton Pecar, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
Chisholm, MINI.

Jugoslov. soc. udruzenje br. %
v Chisholm ina svoio redno sejo
dne 3. augusta pri Frank Medve-
du (SlOvenska gostilna).
Ma dnevnem redu lie mnogo
vaznih stvari Potrebno je, da vsi
clani prisostvujete!
PoZdr. Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEvNIK
"ZARJADt

Kdor zeh 6itati poducne 6lanke
o soc1alizmu in novice IL starega
kraja, Ia mai Sc naroci ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik Ear
ia" e..
'zarja' izhaja v Ljubljani, Sc
lenburgove ulice stew. 81 II in sta
ne "a Ameriko So "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
Franklin, Pa.
v stvarni prevdarek clanom
DIR ~ Rnrhnhrn.

SsNaAhl pieNudIeh lanOm
postal DIR. sv. Barbabre Ma red
nj mesecni sell pOstaje st. 90. V
Franklin, Pa, dine 6. julia. t. l..
Je bll preGitau list IL glavnega u
rada DIR. sv. Barbara. Forest CITY.
Pa, V katerem Sc clanstvo opo-
zarJa ma prihodnjo konvencijo te
organizacije. CLAM posta.je st. 30.
so soglasno izvolili delegation br.
FIR. Pavlovica. V sluGaju pa, da bi
ON ne mogel It'll, - gre namestnik
Jakob Kos. Nadalje so Sc clani
soglasno izrazili "a zdruzitev dru-
silva ". Barbara S S. n. p. j. in
drugimi organizacijami V emo sa.
mo zvezo, katera maj ,sloni ma de-
lavski napredni podlagi.
Radi uradnega glasila drustva
sv. Barbara, so Glani soglasno
sklenili, da st sedanje glasilo
"Glas Naroda" zavrze in7isto DO.
veri pravemu delavskemu listu
"Proletarcu''. Vzrok "a TO je sle-
deci: Sedanje glasilo "Glas Ma
roda' je list, Xxi je last posamez-
nikov. je tiskan brez unijske
znamke V tiskarni, kjer delajo
neorganizirani delavci. Nadalje
Glas Naroda' je bill in je Sc
sedaj n%asprotnik ~naprednih de-
lavskih organizacii, maj 81 DO to
lpodpornih, strokovnih, industrial
hih ali politicnih. V svojih clan
XIII vedno zagOvarja sedanji ka-
p%italisticni sistem in izkorisGeval-
ce delavstva je velik sovraznik
socialiZma in delavskega case
pisja. Da ie to resnica, to nam
najbolj dokazujejo njegovi ne
sramni napadi ma naSo bratsko
Organizacijo S. n. p. j., ME elan.
stvO in glavne uradnike. "Glas
Naroda" je bill cd zaGetka, ko Sc
je S. n. p. j. ustanovila, do zad.
MEGA casa MEN smrtni sovraznib
Ma vse mogoce nacine je skusal
blatiti vse aktivne ! n Zavedne
elane. Obratno ie Z%agOvarjal we'd
no in poyson iEk5F5Seyalce de.
lavstva in delavskih organizacij.
V to nam ie najboljsi dokaz Slo-
vanska Delavska Podporna I've
"a in oni. XII so 10 hoteli imeti "a
molzno kravico. Ravno pri tel
organizaciji Sc ie "Glas Naroda"
izkazal, koliko mu je mar "a do
brobit delavstva in kaj vse je
pripravljen storiti V zagovor IL
koriseevalcev. Nadalje, - "Glas
Naroda" je smrtni sovraznik ma
Sega edinega delavskega lista
"Proletarca", XII je last SLOW. So
cialistov, zdruzenih pri S. S. u. in
pri socialisticni stranki.
Radi navedenih vzrokov apeli.
ramo clani postaje stew. So. DIR.
sv. Barbara, ma clanstvo vseh po-
stat DIR. sv. Barbara, da ma svojih
prvih sejah o tenn stvarno razmo-
trivate v korist nase delavske or
g~anizacije in razredno zavednega
delavstva. NaSe mnenje je, da
mora biti edino list, XII je last de-
lavske organizacije, glasilo nase
organizacije. Zato priporocamo
bratom, maj delujejo in glasujejo.
da postane nase prihodnje glasilo
list "Proletarec'.
Anton Pristovec, predsednik.
Johan TursiG, tajnik.
Jakob Gobrenja, b~lagajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
UMETNoST IN KNJIzEVNosT

"NaSi Zapiski'', sociaE STIGMA
revija, st. 4. in s. Gull in august
Nsebina: Jurai Demetrovic, Ia
greb: Nova faza jugoslonaskog
pitanja i socialna demokracija.-
Etbin kristan, Ljubljana: Sanctio
pragmatica. y Drag. LonGar, l.
drila: Avstro-ogrska vpraSanja in
Poljaki.-A. Stebi, Sarajevo: De.
lavski problemi in organizacije.-
X. Slanc, Novo Mesto: VseuciliSce
V Trstu.-AntOn Kristan, Ljublja.
ma: "Nase' zadruge. - Ivan Re.
gent, Trst Delavske zadruge "a
Trst, Istro in Furlanijo. - II. Tu.
ma. Gorica: Seksualni problem
Fran Milost, Trst: Pot V social.
zem.-Fran Albrecht: Elegija. -
Pregled. - Narocnina "a vse letc
D X, "a organizirane delavce in
dlJake B h 60 V. Narocnino lie DO.
sllJati upravi Nash Zapiskov''
V Gorici. Vsak zaveden sodrup
bi moral biti naroGnik nase znan.
stvene revive,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

Ako glasujes "a kapitaliste, po-
TEN tudi CLASHES, da maj Sc 60
spodar voZi V avtOmobilu, ter da
MAJ gospodar Sc nadalje lastuje
vse bogastvo in Sc tvojo delavno
moe pc vrhu. Zakaj pa ne glasu-
JeS "a samega sebe?
Kadar denunciiant hvali kak-
sno Csebo. da ie dobra. Takrat .ie
doticna oseba gotovo - velik To-
pow.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
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Ustanoyljena dine Is. augusta
1893.
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drEavi Penn.
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Blapainik: JOSH ZELE, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland. Ohio
PomoSni blagajnik: JOSH MARINCIc, 1886 Z. so St. Cleveland. Ohio
ZAUPNIK:
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NADZoRNIKT:
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NIKOLAJ POVSE, 3. nadz, l Crab st. Numrev Hill n s Pittsburg Pa
IVAN GORSEK, l. porotnik, box 2l2l, West Mineral. Kansas
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Uradno glasno: PROLETAREC
Cenjena druStva, OzirOma n3 uradniki, so ujudno prOseni, posljati vse
dopSe In denar naravnost a gavnega" tajnika in nikogar drugega Denar nai
Sc podja glasom pavi, edno potion Postnih; Expresnib ali R.rru, aor,-rL
nakaznic, nikakor pa ne potion privatnih Gekov.
' ucaJn a opazjo drustveni tainiki pi porosfih gavuega tainika kake
hodnje popraI. ""' VA Sc ' ,"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

Ma vsak nacin mora biti na sve-
tn mnogo delavcev, kateri Sc pc.
cutijo zadovoljni, kakor da hi bill
re V nebesih. Ako temu nj tako.
zakaj pa potem r~evScino in mize,
RHO tega sveta he poSljejo V pc.
KEEL?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
"Jaz sem delavski priiateli.'

rekel je governor Hatfield liz w.
Virginia. To je ravno tako, kakor
zee bi rekel volk ovci :.Jaz tie bodem
samo zavoljo tega snedel: ker te
l.jubim.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

Delavec lahko glasuje "a kar
hoce. Ampak delavec pa lahko sa.
mo takrat della in j6, kadar ME.
gov gospodar to hoce.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18

induced them to do would not have
been convicted on any one of the ar
ticles of impeachment.
my trial from beginning to end
so far as the Tammanyized part of the
court was concerned-was a farce,
political lynching. the consummation
of deep laid political conspiracy to
oust me from office. ! am glad it IS
all over. am tired Of being calumniat-
ed, tired of being hunted and bounded.
tired of trying to do my duty and be-
I ing traduced.
! THE court ruled against me in ev-
! erything and ruled out everything in
( my favor. The we'll settled rules of
evidence were thrown to the winds.
A horsethief in frontier days would
have received a square deal.
! Mr.. Murphy controlled the assem-
] bly, and ordered the impeachment.
He controlled most of the members of
the court and dictated its procedure
and wrote the judgment. He was the
! judge and the jury, the prosecutor and
the bailiff.
THE meetings OF the court were in
secret and behind closed doors, 1t
was star chamber proceeding, where
the enemies OF the state could work
/ for my conviction undiscovered
They called It the high court OF
impeachment but history will call il
'Murphy's high court of infamy.' The
trial was a human shamble; a libel
on law; a fragrant abuse of constitu
tional rights; a disgrace to our civil
zation; and the verdict overturned the
safeguards of liberty and the prece
dents Of three centuries. The judg
ment will not stand the test of time
The future historians will do me JUS
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18

properly speaking, there is differ
c9ce between vomiting ana regurgita-
ton. slight to be sure, but worth
watching Regurgi;ation is merely
III, overflow of milk when the baby
has taken TOO much. 1, follows almost
Immediately upon having the breast
or bottle taken away and the milk is
in practically the same condition as
when it entered the stomach But
when the baby vomits habi' ually after
feeding, and the milk is curdled or
tough or sour. there is something
wrong with the diet
The bowels are a sure indication OF
;he way in which the bottle Diet
agrees or disagrees with the baby.
When he passage is hard and bullet.
like, when it shows curds or white
Jumps like cheese, or when mucous IS
present Ia sliWy ph.egml, or there
is diarrhOea. the mother may be sure
} that the food does not agree with her
baby and the doctor should be con.
/ suited Immediately.
! No medicine should be given in
such cases without consul ing a doc
tor. What the baby needs is not dos
| ing, but the right sort of food, the
/ food its stomach will digest
At one contest in the midwest the
mother of little prize winner told
me that at eleven months, she almost
lost her baby. She had changed diet
| time and time again, varying from
| certified cows milk 20 we'll known
patent food. The baby was reduced
to skeleton when the physician de-
cided to try not milk, but cream, d.
luted with barley water The change
in the baby's condition was immediate,
and it continued to thrive without fur
ther change of diet On the other
hand, some babies fed on this modl-
fled cream would not thrive. Frankly,
feeding a baby deprived of breast
milk often resolves itself into an eX'
pertinent, but an experiment which
must be conducted in an intelligent
!. manner, with the advice of a ply.
sician. Do not consult your neighbor
no matter how many babies she has
raised successfully. The bottle food
: which was real food TO her babies
! may be poison for yours. There are
: no hard and fast rules for bottle foods
: Each baby is a case unto itself and re
qCires the most delicate attention, the
: utmost vigilance. Even two babies
in one family may require differen
; ferns of artificial nourishment, or a
. least different notifications o
cows milk.
5 Babyology lays special stress or
t diet for the bottle-fed baby, so tht
| next article will define the much dis
cu5sed modified milk and The care o
the bottle in which it is served to tn,
; baby.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18

child is healthy, normal In every way,
then it must be re-trained to waNen
during the day for nursing and 10
sleep by night without nursing. This
very example shows the Importance o.
starting the feeding habits Alright from
birth, by not nursing more than once
during the night.
Another question asked by many
mothers who are nursing their babies
is: May mix The baby's food, giving
. him an occasional bottle?
Doctors agree that answer is gov
erned by conditions. Sometimes the
mothers milk is not sufficiently nour-
/ ishing In that case, under the dt-
rection of the family doctor, bottle
and breast milk may be alternated.
| In this way the baby is gently prepar-
/ ing for weaving. Again, in certain
! families it may be necessary or ad-
visable for the mother to have GER
! tain amount of freedom from her duty
of nursing the baby. The mothers
milk will still provide certain ele
ments which the baby's system de-
mands, and the bottle may be alter
mated with breast-feeding, always with
a doctor advising as TO the food in the
bottle.
/ Many prize-winning babies have q
record of mixed feeding, breast milk
exclusively for two or three months
then an intelligent combination o.
breast and bottle diet.
And this brings us to the problems
of the mother who must bring up hel
baby on the bottle exclusively.
The scientific and successful rails
ing of a baby on the bottle depends
upon two distinct lines of care an'
caution,-the selection of the food t.
be supplied and the care of the bottles
The best of food in an unsahitar!
bottle or drawn through an uncleaI
nipple becomes dangerous to baby
health.
In choosing artificial food for you
baby, remember that even physician
differ on this question. Many eminen
American specialists for children in
sis. on fresh cows milk. Foreign
authorities recommend goats milk
And there are other recognized AT
thorities on baby-health who hav
found it advisable to prescribe TO
delicate bot 'le-fed babies a combine
ton of milk and patent food. No
only must the mother consult he
. family physician on this question. bu
I with the physician she must watch tn
effect of The food chosen on the bah!
; Vomiting, restlessness, sleepless
ness and the condition of the bowel
all tell the tale of food that is nc
being assimilated. In this connectio
) the inexperienced mother must III
; derstand that there are two forms c
2 vomiting in the young baby, or NOR
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18
NO. aFEEplNe the eAsy.

The last talk on babyology set forth
the Importance of mothers milk for
the baby under one year of age, and
/; the equal importance OF the mother
keeping herself in good condition. A
well-lourished mother means a well
nourished baby.
Next in importance to the sort of
milk supplied the baby is the regular
ity of supplying it. How strange it is
that We grown-ups who know the bad
effects of irregularity in eating think
that newborn child can be fed ir.
regularly without bad effects.
One of the first questions asked a
mother at the Better Babies Contest
| is:
How many times day is your
child fed?"
The variety of replies il amazing.
| Il don't know
Whenever cries"
When he wakes up"
"Oh. when / get through with my
work"
! Naturally babies fed in this way are
/ seldom prize winners. In studying the
score cards of prize winners in a doz
en- states. find that ninety per cent
are fed at regular. Intervals, ACCORDING
to their age.
Babies are born hungry. For many
weeks they have nothing to do bu
eat and sleep. A we'll known writer
on babies says that eating is the on:y
fern of recreation babies have
Adult intelligence must decide how
often this habit of hunger should bt
satisfied, bearing in mind that a bab!
will cry just as hard on an overloaded
stomach as on an empty one.
The time TO start baby in regula
habits of feeding is the day of it
birth. The newborn baby should b.
nursed every two hours from 6 a. m
to 10 p. m, and once during the righ
at a. m. This means seven feeding
in twenty-four hours. At four month
if the baby shows normal gain il
size and strength, according to tn
Better Babies STANDARD Score car,
he should be nursed between 8 p. II,
and C a. m. but should be sleeping
! soundly. Between 6 a. m. and D. N
! he will now>have six feelings and thi
schedule should be maintained unit
he is year old.
Many mothers ask contest phys
clans whether the baby should :
awakened to be fed. Physicians seer
| to agree that baby should never b
} awakened at night to nurse, aud tina
the healthy baby will wake of it's ow
accord to be fed once in three hour
= during the day. There are rare e1
: ceptions to this rule. For example
when mother has fed the child il
, regularly from birth, it sometime
: turns night into day. sleeping by da
, and fretting for food by night. If tn
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18

condition, so that there will be no
more falsehood about il.
Before | was a candidate for the
governorship was in debt about s7e,-
600 and had more assets than have
at present
The truth IS. owe now as follows:
IL. NJ Joseph;hals. $4,000; Rugh
J. Reilly. s26.500; e P. Meany, s10.-
coo; A. E. Spriggs. $500; ogilvie &
Co., $4,000; small creditors about
s1,6O0
This makes a total OF s76.6oo. be-
sides the cost of my trial.
Il own no real estate. no mortgages,
no stocks or bonds, and no other as
sets. save an equity insurance on
stock in two small mining camps This
mining stock has no market value. l
have been unfortunate in mining mat
ters and in so far as | could, got out
of them last year.
Il had on deposit in the Farmers
Loan and Trust company before my
nomination over $1,000; have on
deposit there now not much more; and
that is all the money possess. Take
1t all in all, l am poorer today than
was before the fight for the COVER
norship began last fall.
Il Had | wanted to make money out
of my campaign for governor, l GER
! tainly would not have rejected as
did offers of donations from several
/ citizens of upwards of s100,000-and
| borrowed the money l did from Reilly
and Meany and several others.
/ THE court ruled out all testimony
/ concerning these large sums of money
offered to me by Judge Beardsley and
/ others, and which l declined at the
time to accept for good and sufficient
reasons.
Il want to thank Judge Cullen and
/ the members of the court who voted
for my vindication, the able lawyers
/ who stood by me and gave me wise
! counsel, and the friends of good gov.
ernment Throughout. the state whose
belief in my honesty and whose faith
in the rectitude of my intentions nev.
er wavered
Just a few words in conclusion.
have fought a good fight against tre
mendous odds for honest governments
have kept the faith; have been
true to my official oath; | have stood
by the people; ! have dared to defy
Boss Murphy, and I did it in the face
of threats OF exposure and persona
destruction.
Had / but served the boss will
half the zeal did the state, I. William
Sulzer, never would have been inn
peached.
Looking back over 4 all, ! an
frank to say that I now realize should
have been more careful in some mat
the campaign that I gave no heed tC
details and trusted others, some o
whom have proved treacherous; bu
so far as my administration of the gov
erncrship is concerned, l have no re
gre S, as my conscience is clear ant
tells me truly that have done n
wrong, but my whole duty fearlessl.
and honesty day in and day out. t
all the people of tle state. as Go,
gave me the light to see the right
"A some future and more oppor un
time ] promise to make a further pub
r lie statement. and am inclined to III
. conclusion that | would rather e,
:. press my views from the platform
! where can lock into the eyes of TIL
people and they can look into min
: and judge fer themselves whether
. am telling the TRUTH
Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-18
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