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 Oldfeld was THE ONLY ONE of the srvr,, sas Congressmen who voted for the infars'N Arka Lever bill the bill desired by the cotton csrab about to discover WHY he did it. knowna es 0s lss MUST BE some powerful influence contro;,u found the cause To my surprise found thot M nm had turned cotton gambler himself W.T. odfed found that during the year 1912 ,e13 and ,o,. Oldfield had been regularly gambling in cot4.. NJ through firm of brokers operating at N ~ lutuk Street in New York City, being the firm of N "aan "A ter & Co.,, who were members of the New yos. osH c Exchange. .0ta exhibited on the stump the facime conv <. ment showing his cotton future gambling deals ,., a' firm (see my Evening Shade speech pages p and o na Mir. Odfeld pretends to say that this is fnr,a, published last week statement in which ha S a'a Methodist minister, Rev. Fizer Noe into his not a"s M that Rev. Noe wrote to N L. Carpenter Co.,, N WIE."s St., New York, and that his letter was returned @ mo such firm" "0 In order that MT. Oldfeld's method may be .honu in it's proper light ask you to read the foow;c c Report made by R. G. Dunn Co., the greatest .nS responsible commercial agency in the u S. Th ,.aS shows who where and what that firm is p"'
 RIG. Dunn Q Co.'S Report N L. Carpenter & Co.,, Commissions, Stocks c,,;. Cotton, etc., New York City. 21 Williams St. Firm composed of
 N Leslie Carpenter.
 Joseph w. Carpenter
 Edward E. Clark. Report, March 18th 1916 the firm was organized os 31st, 1913.
 The firm has membership on the New York Stock p change, the New York Cotton Exchange the New 0r-l Cotton Exchange. etc. The principals have the reputation of being conserv tive as to methods and believed to control derah ceintee. In the photographic reproduction of the statement RI Mr. Odield transactions in cotton future gambling ei gether with Mr. Oidelds mserably foolish and cowardb way of trying to get out of ths the smallest child can M Mr. Oldfelds finish. He has now dropped his Rev. Fnr Noe letter claiming that there is such firm and pub fishing a strange affidavit trying to clear himself have just picked up copy of purported affidavit E John L. Newmeyer for N. L. Carpenter and Co saia| that Mr. Oded did not have any contracts with them M time This affidavit appears to have been made by on John L. Newmeyer. call your attention to the report R. G. Dunn & Co., this firm showing that theres MdI party connected with this firm. Last week Mr. Oddd circulated statement that there is no such firm as Carpenter 6 Co. He now out with purpd1a affidavit of that firm. Our Congressman IS indeed m& perate straits such tactics to misead the people is the part of good fortune that secured statement the parties composing the firm of N. L. Carpenter Gu so that this purported affidavit will show on its face spurious.
 have in my possession and have exhibited fn1 platform in many counties the original afidavits q of the most reliable and responsible attaches o ne ernment proving these and other charges Wheren Oldfeld has disgraced himself and his people
 wanted and did my best to have Mr. odned \, <, up and defend, himself with me this week In bnnlg Clarendon, Holly Grove and points in Monroe anu a' counties of the sdistrct, but he "sunk away wn1 Hound was going to be with him at these points anu uallyrefused to fill his Brinkey and Clarendon anu engagements rather than to face the crowd my exp of his record.
 appeal to the voters of Monroe county to De %y against Mr. O]dfeld's gum shoe" political me'les to avail themselves of this opportunity or lepus"s betrayal of their sacred trusts
 will appreciate to the fullest your vote ana mus on Wednesday next
 TOM w. CAMPBELL
 Candidate for Congress