The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. II, 1916
IMPORTATION FOR OUR VOTERS.
LET THEM BEAD AND REMEM-
RRn THESE THINGS Nov.
1915, FROM A. TO Z.

ahead" David Crockett, true Amerl'
can.
Can't you let we'll enough alone,
Can't you appreciate when you are DO,
ing better than you ever did before?
Did you ever hear what happened &c
the fellows that snapped horses while
crossing a stream? Don't try 1t.
Ever hear of the fellow that tried
tn talk the "other fellow" to death
and what happened to him? Well, will
tell you. He got out of breath and
lost the race.
Foreign countries are at war. Ouf
country is and will remain at Peace
II YOU elect Nilson-Try and remem'
Der this, as its all important to your
welfare and taxation.
Grant that our present magnificent
president has made some mistakes
haven't you ever made any yourseli
dear reader, without millioneth part
or his cares. responsibilities and wOr-
rias? Remember therefore that to EFT
is Human, but to forgive is Divine.
Have you ever thought that High
Tarif-We mean an unnecessarily hlgn
one. to put up our own manufactured
goods, to enrich the rich and takes
dollars out Of the pockets OF the poor
consumers? If not, it's about time you
did some thinking"
II you want Peace, Happiness and
Prosperity. don't you think you had
better stick TO Wilson, who has been
and is your Friend. than to try a
person that cannot control His own
Tongue?
lust think over these matters and
then be sure to vote for the Man, that
in your conscience you know Is yours
and your country's best friend and
whose only wish is your success ana
not his Selfishness is a crime
but do not forget that to labor for your
fellow man is an honesty of purpose
that should not be forgotten.
Know that the abuse of the President
of the United States, the best one the
country hes had since Jefferson, is the
acme Of Il ,loyalty and real true
Americ". want none such as our
chief 2i<trate-Don't forget this.
Let us remember that when our
Party the Democratic Party, the Party
of the People, promised lower prices
of the necessities of life they had no
idea that there would be a Foreign
War, and are not responsible for it
In one way it has benefited many and
i'm another way his injured very, very
many, yet if We had gotten into that
most unnecessary and cruellSt or all
wars, what would the prices OF neces-
sites been today? How many of our
people would have been killed; how
many widows and orphans would there
now be? How high would our taxation
have gone to pay hundreds of thousands
OF pensions? Thank God that Wilson
was President. and is, and if you love
YOUR country. vote for him and pray
that you may be blessed by him for
another four years.
MaryIanders doubtless remember our
own late Civil War of 1876, and have
not forgotten what that cost them in
blood, treasure. necessities and tax
ations, and if they have common sense
tley will select a President who will
to crafty his own personal ambition
would plunge them into a very much
more serious, destructive and expen-
sive one. Remember please that its
Hughes and War, or Wilson and Peace
Which as loyal citizens, and voters OF
common sense. would you prefer?
Never before in the history of the
United States, has there been a Pres
ident, of it, who has had the trials
contentious and troubles to battle with
as has had Woodrow Wilson. If, so
let any man name who he was. Never
have we had a more conscientious OF
= country and people loving one. StoT
md think, can you name him?
Over and throughout this land today
Can be found no man, the equal OF
Woodrow Wilson, no one more patri-
otto, more popular. or to whom the rea
American citizens should be, under
more obligations than to him. He has
shown manhood, patience and love
for his country and all its citizens un
paralled in its history. Remember
this.
Persons say he has changed his mind
Thank God he has a mind to change
Remember that it is only a fool who
never changes his mind and because
he has none to change. Also remember
that circumstances alter cases."
Question is. hasn't he lived up tC
the promises of the National Demo
cratic Convention Of 1912? Have the
Republican presidents, any Of them
ever done so since Lincoln?
Republicans are long on promises
but short on their fulfillment-They
are anxious for Office and its perquis-
ttes-Under that party's administration
of our National Government all the
Trusts. Combines, and Scandal OF this