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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
.Sbeciai to The 7'eleeyabh

oPcCidi 20 IHc ieiegFuPH
Marietta.--Word reached here an
nouncing the death at Lake Como,
Florida, of Jacob f. Gable, a former
resident of the county. He was 66
years old. He was a veteran of the
Civil war, serving two enlistments.
Waynesboro. Mrs. L. M. Burkhold-
er, 48 years old, died yesterday at
her home near Guilford Springs She
had been i'll for two years and death
came from a stroke of paralysis.
Marietta-The funeral of George B.
Eagle, who died at Evanston. ILL.,, was
held from the train Tuesday evening,
with burial in the Marietta Cemetery.
Kirkwood.--John 7. Greenleaf, 70
years old, descendant OF the first
residents of this section, died last
night. Death was due to a stroke of
apoplexy
lsburg.---Funeral services of Mrs.
Mary Gardner, the we'll known woman
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
IN Effect November 40 Ia1,

In Effect Novem ber 80, 1913.
TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and Martinsburg at
sos, s7:b2 q. m, s3:40 D. m.
For Hagerstown. Chambersburg, Car
lisle, Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stntions at .s:oS, ..,7:52, 'l1:5s a. M.
Additional trains for Carlisle and
Mechanicsburg at 9:4S a. m. 2:1S. s:27.
$50. $3.50 @. m.
s11:5s q M, 2:1s, s3:40. 5:32 and e:a0
p. m.
spaily. All other trains daily except
Sunday. Fl A. RIDDLE,
J. II. TokGE. q. p. n
supt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
SACRAMENT OF LORDS SUPPER

Blain, Pa, April "a On Sunday
morning the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered in Zion "a
Reformed Church in this place and at
Sandy FILL Reformed Church in the
afternoon. The charge being without
a pastor. the Rev. Thomas II, Matter
ness, pastor of the Reformed charge
at Landisburg, will conduct the SER
vices
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
CAUGHT IN FODDER CUTTER
Sbectdl to The T'ciegrdbh

Special to The Telegraph
Dillsburg, Pa, April 23.-Walter Le-
rev, whose farm adjoins Dillsburg on
the south, had narrow escape from
loosing his right hand and possibly
his arm by getting his hand caught in
a corn fodder cutter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23

1s not definitely fixed on.
On Sunday, May 8, the Rev. +. T.
Cartwright, of Delaware, Ohio, DR..
Stough's associate evangelist, will fire
the first actual gun of the campaign
when he comes here on the invitation
OF the Allison Hill Mems Christian
Association and will address Il mass
meeting of men an women in Lemey's
Theater, South Thirteenth street.
His subject will be Preparations for
a Campaign The Rev. Mr.. Cart
wright's visit to the Pleasant Sunday
Afternoon" meeting at this time is
which, following the visits of its presi-
dent and secretary to various big cam
paigns in different parts of the State
in January and their report, was in
strumental in bringing the local
churches and the Slough party to-
gether.
The general committee to be en-
trusted with the campaign will be Or
ganized on Friday evening at meet
ing in the Fourth Street Church of
God, when the pastor and three lay
the call to the DR.. Slough party will
attend.
The Rev. Mr. Cartwright will break
his Journey from Delaware to Halle
ton, Pa, to be present and confer with
this committee.
The Slough party opens six weeks
campaign at HaZleton next Sunday.
Attracts Big Crowds.-The Rev. DR..
L. w. johnson, of Philadelphia, is at
tracing large crowds to evangelistic
services at the st. Paul Baptist Church.
The sermons are said to be powerful
and compelling and DR.. Johnson has
made deep impression on his hear
ers. The meetings will continue
through next week. Each night they
begin at 8 o'clock.
Catholics In U. S.-The official
number Of Catholics in the United
States is 1G,O67,9S5, according to ad-
vance copies of the Official Catholic
directory received in Harrisburg. The
book is the most complete church di--
rectory in existence. An increase of
91S,S27 Catholics for 1918 is ac-
counted for according to the editor
of the directory, in the fact that for
the first time an adequate computa-
tion of Ruthenian-G Greek Catholics is
included. The total arrived at is, says
the editor, an extremely conservative
summary, and at least ten per cent. of
the number should be added to in
clude the floating population. New
York State has the largest number of
Catholics. Colorado the least. Penn
sylvania is second with 1,6S4,220.
Y. Nj. G. "A. Preparatory Service
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, Second and Locust streets, will
hold a preparatory service next Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, in con-
nection with the Spring Bible confer
ence to be conducted by the Rev. C.
]. Scofield, D. D., the week of May 3.
The meeting will be one of praise,
prayer and Bible study. The musical
attraction will be the association ale
quartet. The praise service will be
under the direction of the association
chorister, W. Fl. KautZ. Doors will
open at o'clock.
To Hold Supper.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of the Lutheran Church of
Redeemer will hold a chicken and
waffle supper this evening between
and 10 o'clock in the basement of the
church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
READY TO FIRE FIRST
GUN IN ST0UCH WAR
EvanseIists' Aid Will Tell Hill Men
How to Prepare For Campaign
at Meeting May 3

Twenty-seven local
churches are ready to
join with the Rev.
Henry w. Slough,
Illinois evangelist, and
his party of ten who
will come here in No
vember for a big evan
gelistic campaign to
last six weeks. A
10000 capacity taber-
nacle, to hold also
700 to. 500 singers.
will go up. The Eighth
ward is at present
favored. but the site
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23

who died on Monday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. L. Heikes, of South
Baltimore street, were held this morn
ing. The services were conducted in
the Franklin church by the Rev. G. Ii.
Eveler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
{ h e Intelli gencer
A BOSSED CONVENTION.


w Watson and w
claims Of wyue Beal and
Hodges disclaimers
G. W. aborousy
the
Yesterday
Of
entitled
because Of the and
nod
hard
The X Of C. w Watson
W. Chiffon
domination political
demonstrated
These bosses OF West Vrginia
the consolation
They their decision. and that decision
Fortunately for West Virginia
control
the Gold O
the
destructive OF her
f.
willing
their
on ballot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
GREATER CITY CHARTER COMMITTEE
BEGINS WORK TOMORROW EVENING
MEETING WILL BE HELD IN
BOARD OF TRADE AS
SEMBLY ROOM.
and General Nature Of MoVs.
rnent Discussed.

The first meeting Of the Greater
wheeling Charter Committee will be
held tomorrow evening Notices were
issued Yesterday. calling "A meeting TO
be held in the board IF trade as
sembly room. Market Auditorium.
This session will outline prelimin-
airy plans and the general nature Of
the movement will b. discussed The
committee Is made NJ OF representa-.
tives OF local organizations and the
municipalities interested IN the pro-
posed annexation.
The personnel OF The committee l.
as follows.
Municipal League - J. y. Brennan
J. A. Baum and W. y Elliott
Board OF Trade C. 4 Bowers
Richard Robertson and r. Il. ,Naylor
Ohio VALLEY Trades e. Labor As
semhly - Leo. ! Lar1am. W. q. Hill
ton and n. T. Corcoran.
business Mems Association - G.
Gee.
City of Wheeling - VIM T Otto.
Alfred Caldwell and John J Coni1.
Warwood-S. =. Christian.
Wood ,dalc-A ". Paul
Fultou-Alberi ! Schmidt
Pleasant Valley G. Brady.
Edgwood-W y. Herman
Lcatherwood G. Hubbard
Clqtor tMt De ChautaD -- Andrew
Y. Fishcher.
Unincorporated districts - J. Don
Mcrriman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
THE CORPORATION TAX.

Whether or not the proposed munich
pal corporation tax is legal will I'M
doubtedly be tested in the courts. The
lntelligencer firmly believes that the
tax Is not only not legal. but also that
IL is not equitable. The City Of Wheel
ing can establish no moral right TO
impose special taxes on the corpora.
lions doing business within its limits
The State gives a charter 10 a corpor.
alton. and the State may properly
charge a license tax for so doing. The
city gives no special right or privilege
10 any corporation. as such The foun.
dalton OF the taxing power is the as.
sumption that all property is taxed
equitably To impose special taxes on
property simply because II is held by
a corporation. and not by a firm or IN.
dividuals. IL not equitable. Sooner or
later. moreover. such tax will defeat
its own purpose II will tend 70 drive
corporations either TO give up their
charters or to abandon field in which
unjust discrimination is 80 apparent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
FILTRATION PROMOTING.

Evidences multiply that advocates
OF at least one system OF filtration are
prepared TO spend. and are spending.
considerable sums of money to infiu-
ence tho vote at the election OF July 3.
There are proper and honorable meth
DDS OF making such campaigns; and
there are improper and dishonorable
methods. Public discussion and the
presentation OF argument are desir-
able. but the employment of paid work.
ers and the circulation OF a corruption
fund Is not desirable and should not
be tolerated.
II is no secret that considerable
number OF politicians of more or less
influence. members of all political par
ties. have suddenly become active
workers for one of the filtration sys-
tens proposed. II is also suggested
that a number OF local capitalists have
an interest In and expect to make a
handsome profit II one of the systems
is adopted. II will be well. IL IL is not
necessary. TO ventilate this feature OF
the filtration problem farther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
NOTICE TO
REPUBLICAN VOTERS

Suggestion meetings will he held i,
th' various MaEtsferiaI Districts
lnT9gghout ONO county. ON SATURDAY
evening, the 25th daN OF June. 1914 an.
SAID meetings VIII remain oran fgr ON.
half hour. beginning 40 80 O'Clock d
W. ana shall remain open until O'Clock
p ~ Tor the purpose OF suggesting.
members % Board 81 Education i1 ne
."uutlF District. school Comuiaaiorsf.I
justice Of Peace and ConstabIes
the following are the places whore
the various NnElsterInl SurrasfI.r
meetings will b. held.
House
Madison bistrict-Ge'1nd Hose Hons.
,IaN District Chemical Hose Ua..s
Mon Dlsfrict-polfra Court ft.....
centre bistrict-iiook a. Ladder Hose
Webster District NiaFara Hose rrois.
House f''-"
House ''
Liberty uisfriot-Ceuf~e school ft,.,.--
NEE ting will BE- held 3 O'Clock o. rr
Iriadelphil District Mayors 1TIro
Elm Grove tn.
by order ~ The ohio County Eepuhi.
can Executive Committee
Chairman a. o. rhufIre
secretary Richard T. Crraan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
DAYTON AND SPEER CASES ARE
STRIKING In THEIR SIMILARITY


too. The latter Is the bottom. tor
and sides % the prosecution OF the
Wet virginia turist. and the powder
ornlnd their guns IL a plethofic and
balging treasury.
Lawyers Win Dayto,
me bar % West Virginia j. win
Judge Dayton. The local bar asso-
cations Of his district have come 70
ne front handsomely for him In his
The most serious charges AGAINST
Judge Dayton In the opinion OF the
disinterested are those which alleee
DOW ne 'eonspirsd' 20 GUST his pre-
o.csssor and create a place for him
ser second. the one which brings
INTO the case his son. Arthur. The
Interested Mine Workers union prob
abib demurs as 10 this statement.
and viii hold that the charges
which concern Judge nayton's atti-
tude toward and handling OF labor
cases are OF the greatest i'm Dortance.
A. 20 the conspiracy charge. there
D. the letter % President Roose-
welt. who brought about Jackson's
Iesisnauon and who appointed Day
loh. 70 reiute that. II Is not likely
mat the prosecution can overcome
the evidence OF a man who for seven
years was President Of the United
states. the disinterested ones aver
rs 10 the Arthur Dayton phases or
me case, there are a mum Der Of affi-
daNiis filed BY Judge Dayton TO back
up his denial.
AtfidaVits Support Denial
an lact, II Is the array OF affidavits
that Judge Dayton has fled In his
original and supplemental answers
packing him up IN each and every de-
MAI OF each every specific charge
made against him. which Is resupnsi-
Ole Tor the rapid growth OF sentiment
mere that. up till this stage. his prose
cutors have failed to make our a
strong case against him. There are
IN sight no sftdavlts accom- panyins
the charges except they are sworn
and subscribed 10 by 4 NJ. Belcher
ana = " Montgomery. OF the United
Mine workers. They say that an
daVits viii be forthcoming that they
nave number OF them 10 suhstan-
uate fhelr charges. but the fact Is that
none such have been offered thus far.
Viewing the Dayton case an the
hEht Of the Speer case. the present
opinion is. held by those who are i'm
no way interested. that Judge DAYTON
has little 10 fear from tho outcome
and that the outcome will no be love
IN putting in an appearance. HIS
friends and they are Of course. in
terested-are feeling more than ever
sansuinc OF his complete vindication.
Nlewlpg u in the same light
Inc House judiciary committee has
taken no consideration OF the Day
ton case. n has set no date upon
which 10 consider %. Representative
Nicely Is not here, and nothing will
ne done until he gets back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
SELECT SPEAKERS
Redpath Chautauqus Which VIII Be
Held In This City Next Month
Promises 20 Be Bio Event.

n has been announced that the Red
rath Chautauqua which begins hero
July Z and continues 10 July 2O in-
elusive. will have az ifs Fuporinfcu.
dent. Dr n. ID Mckccvor. DR.. a A.
NcllIs viii be the morning hour Ice.
turer and Miss Jean Williams. 81 the
Columbia school % Expression iu
Chicago. will be- the childronE work.
o.. Tho Chautauqua is 10 Doc held
under the auspices Of the local Y. ".
g. s.
Nr NcKccvor the superintendent
was once secretary 20 Dwight l.
Moody BE has had fifteen years OK.
rerionce upon the American platform
TIE is eloquent humorous and witty.
md it would ho difficult 90 secure O.
better man Co take charge Of The
weeks program.
The morning hour lecturer Ur s.
8. NciIIs was employed hy tho 18TH
milan Canal commission as chaplain
for nearly four years and hIa work
took him 10 every part of tho Panama
Canal Zone ln that connection Do
viii speak hero courrrriu- places ~
interest and ho viii give rlIwpeca ~
fFe natives lives i0 tho inferDafiuE
Csral Zone
Miss Jean Williams Che children "a
worker. viii interest Tho little folks
VI Oh stories and athletic exercises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June "a
here Is a striking similarity In the
charges m the Impeachment case
against Judge A G. Dayton. % West
virginia. which u In Is initial stage
and that Of Judge Spesr. OF Georgia
upon which a subcommittee OF the
hosse judiciary committee has Just
rendered a report-two OF them In
iact, a. there l. a minority report
Both reports unite IN declaring 20 the
whole committee that there Is not
suricient grounds upon which to re-
commend Impeachment.
IN these reports. and the actidA OF
we whole committee on them which
they ioreshadoW. those who are in
touch With the Speer case as well as
ne Dayton case. are predicting to
uay mat nothing will come Of the
eharges against Judge Dayton. They
Freely predict. too. that the DAYTON
case VII not get as far as the Speer
case. that II will end just where IL
~, IN committee. that the Nicely reso-
Iution authorizing the House iudici-
airy committee TO INVESTIGATES Judge
DAY Ton viii not be favorably report.
ed oy that committee to the House
Charges Parallel.
AZ many points the Dayton and
Speer charges converge and run in
unique parallelism. and AZ many
other points the differ widely. There
Is nothing unusual about the latter.
IN the Dayton case there is a son
VINO figures In stellar role in the
charges. while in the Speer case u
Is son-in-law There are the same
fharges OF corporate and court IA
Noritlsm and fsvorites. extravagance
IN the use OF the courts expense
money. the possession OF the same
lresclble. prejudicial. and "tyran-
eous en- er n m EN- T.. Identical
charges as 20 handling jurors, TO the
assistance Of son and son-in law n
me conduct OF cases. and for a long
distance the accusations In botn
cases traverse the same channel
Where they differ Is there is not
breath against the personal habits
OF Judge Dayton. nor are the adjec-
ives applied to his Conduct on the
bench by his prosecutors anywhere
near as sensational. vigorous and
lurid as those used descriptive Of his
Georgia colleague. As % the origin
OF the case against each there Is a
wide variance. The bar went after
Judge Speer. and not the bartenders
after Judge Dayton a. ne alleges. but
the United Mine Workers Assocta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
THE SMITH SYSTEM
Inventor Smith Writes IN Defense OF
His Plan Of Filtration.

T. the Editor of Oh. intciiFenccr.
Str-Bcing 81 the opinion YOU did mo
an Injustice In your editorial entitled
Filtration In your issue of Monday.
] ask space 10 set sou right upon a few
points
Your position appears IN he that.
whereas certain wells In this city are
polluted. therefore any system Of a.
tratiOn which does not depend upon
drugs and chemicals for purity must
fail
You state that the Ohio river r.
iull OF pollution from surface drain
age. and natural filtration applied 10
D. will give the same result as the
condemned city wells"
! am compelled 90 take exception 10
tho last clause Tho Smith system
does not employ drugs and chemicals.
yet 70 produces water 81 uneVcelled
purity. as can bo abundantly proven by
numerous analyses by disintorcstcd
% BE- not related In tho rcmotest Dc.
gree 70 The well system The princi-
pies involved in installation are en-
tirfly different Tho method Of opor-
alton De- different The quality 81 wa
'ff produced is different Tho quaint.
iN or water 'e different in that n ia a..
ways abundant. without the POSSIBLE.
~ Of The supply diuIniahing The well
system depends upon suction the
smith system eliminates suction
There are many other points of differ.
gnrc upon which DO lF not necessary TO
dwell OF this time
If ls based upon scientific rrinrI.
piles. positively indoraed by tho high.
90 aufhorif.rF upon filtration Ir This.
country Dr. ie not an experiment but
mo principle upon which if BE- based is'
as old aa Tho eternal hilia % Ia MAJ
'uI' plan adopted 10 tho ueo NJ man
Any drug or chemical added to wa
ifr INJURIES if makes if lcaH pure
Alum is one ~ those drugs. chloride
oi lime ia another Those Chemicals
purify in some respects. but in ofhrr
particulars add impurities The
bugs may hr eIliad but tho mineral
.mpurites remain. some Of which are
most doleferious 10 man and machine
VIZ Editor study mo smith system
trFt and condemn 90 later. 10 r fr
found wanting Z believe % viii endure
every test
Very respectfully.
l.. D. SMITH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
would MARE strong candiaat..

That the Republican candidate for
congress In the First district will be
Erected by biz majority this fall H.
one ~ the certaintiCH forcastod hy the
l"lltlcal weather yHno To make this
forecast douhly sure 20 will only be tho
piIi or wisdom on the part 81 the Re-
Iinlrans % nominate Judge b. o.
MORGAN Tor this place. Judge Morgan
l- me strongest man that can be named
ana 10" only thing that might be argued
against MIN d. that he is not n rich
man ana could not properly finance a
,fWpaiEn Tor congress That u.s. In our
judgment. one OF Judge MORGAN. a
strongest political assets a garrsfyr
that has % Do strongly financed h. 40
worth n great deal fr begin with 81,
candidate IN the district can DO more q.
ONSET IN" N''IF vote i1 Marion county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

cratic aid society get into harmonious
action at the same time. The inhu
ences that nominated Mr.. Nicely have
been the most powerful and most 81,
fective in keeping alive the so-called
Progressive party in the First district.
However. to save trouble and ex.
pense. why did not both conventions
meet in the office OF the Fairmont
Coal Company? A great deal of un.
necessary telephoning. to say nothing
OF hall rent and band hire. might thus
have been avoided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
VIII Bear Fruit.

The wisdom Of Governor Hatfield DO
his handling of the political situation
IN this state will bear fruit in the cleo
ton of "a Republican majority In lh-
legislature and most likely a solid Re
publican delegation 20 congress. The
Republican policies iu West Virginia ar.
file and tho 1919 division. brought about
by National difference. will not mIII-
tate against party success IN West Nir-
Eiuia. -Fayefte J0urrbl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
EXAMINATIONS
Foc Positions In the City Schools Will
Be Held at High School To
morrow and Saturday.

Applicants for positions in the city
schools will be examined tomorrow
and Saturday The examinations will
be conducted in the board OF cduca.
ton rooms IN the High school build.
ing. Following Is the schedule:
Friday morning. $40 o'clock-Uis.
tory. Music, Physiology and I.itera.
ture
Friday afternoon. 100 o'clock
Grammar. Reading. Geography.
saturday morning, $50 O'cIock-
and Writing.
here are IN the UniteA States about
10000 telephone girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS
HittinR the Wool oror.rr

Mr. W. y. hin, the wool buyer, OF
Renick. was in the city Monday on
route 10 points In Virginia to CONTRACT
Tor wool MI Hill estimates the bro
auction OF wool IN Grecnbrier last wear
y" nave been 100000 pounds which
brought around % cent. p.r pct,,,d
MS price was seven cents below the
price under protective tarim and in
ms opinion the loss OF wool growers OF
Greeubrier last year in antigip.tio, 80
the passage 81 the UNDERWOOD tarid
law was something like SIS. UOO.-Ron-
CcNerte News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
USELESS EXPENSE.

CONGRESSMAN Mansfield NJ Noclv
was renominated by the Democrats At
Fairmont while az the same hour and
only twenty-five miles away the Pro.
gressives were going through Tho form
OF nominating Harvey W. Harmcr for
Congress AZ Clarksburg Thus tho
Democratic machine and the Demo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25

Just for the information Of the gem
tlcmen Of the Democracy. who have been
anticipating an easy victory in Cabnll
county through failure Of tho Hcpuhli-
cans and prOEressiNcs 60 unite. the Her
ald-Dispatch asks leave 20 state that
plans for union arc making satisfactory
progress. and that. In due season. it will
become the painful duty - the Herald
Dispatch. as a truthful medium. 60 pro-
mulEate plan which will shatter the
hopes Democratic pueoms are now su
fondly nursing Huntington Herald
THfarufrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-25
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.

~ NO o2u6t me girls deserve the rights which they eanor
'' 1 "'s"S aHu men should patient be
TIE ppo, - women passing we'll but they raise their
'N D'O'D VIE" rchel ycI I'm glad granny
a.. me women ought 90 have a in governing
..npN lana hcy have that right 10 srare This
Ieeisy grant each maid but when parade i'm clad
S sn mere me danes Who help bear should
nave the right 10 chew and smoke
but when The wives neglect their chase around %
comes M gad my grandnece there see the women
gam ~ blessings mat they would obtain. imagined I,ue
wear nut when think OF politics
m glad my sister ISM there Let
forth and sacrifice their lives and rav the 81
81 - ~ ou' am thankful eVerI day that
0u'An Nh WeIe. WALT MASON