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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
MINISTER EGAN AT CAMP
Promises knights Of Columbus to Aug
mcnt Library by Contribu-
ton of books.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times-Dispatchl
CAMP LEE VA, May IA new
register opened at camp this week
bears at the top of the second page
the signature OF Maurice Francis
Egan. American minister to Denmark.
The visit o: MIR. Egan. accompanied
by his wife and daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Gerald Egan. was "a delightful sur
prise. They came 10 meet the diplo-
mats son. Captain Gerald Egan. After
an inspection OF tho knights of Column
bus library. Mr.. Egan promised TO aug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
LAST TWO HOURS ARE
ENDURED by PURE GRIT |

For while. they sang and spun
yarns but ~ last they were too sleepy
and tired to DO either. and the last
two hours were just endured and lived
through Ivy pure grit. How much that
hot coffee tand it was hot. if nothing
el$c) served 10 keep up The spirits OF
the men through that trying night. no
one can tell But tho gratitude of the
mon was expressed in many ways. in
acts Of helpfulnoss rather than i'm
words and was genuine and deep. The
officers and chaplans. several of whom
came COR hot drink and stood around
the fire. were particularly strolrr in
their appreciation Of what this meant
TO their men; and when the morning
came at last. and we had finished our
breakfast with the men. who insisted
that we must share their mess we re-
turned To the city and to our work in
the warehouse. buoyCd with the sense
OF having had a share in one of the
biggest Jobs of our lives
The next day, Saturday. was largely
a repetition of Friday, only the boxes
we tackled did not yield so quickly
to our touch and we had TO stop more
frequently to rest. Had not the train
to Paris been late. we should not have
been able to get all our packing done.
and our trunks and bags all carried TO
the station. But by dint of some quick
work at the last minute, all but four
of MS managed TO get aboard. and
dropped into our seats for the erSt
wink of sleep in from thirty-six 10
tor'y-cight hours Those four chase.
The train in a motor truck from one
station TO another, just missing IL by
inches each time. until they had COW
cred so large a fraction of tho distance
that ii seemed best 10 como on all the
way. which they did, arriving here at
ll:&0. l. with two others. came 10 the
PAVILION" a fine hotel which has been
I taken over by the y NJ. {. A. and is
being splcriidiy rum FOR the berciit
I OF our boys on Through. | was Tor.
! tunItc enough 10 secure a room. and
( when at ll:l5 dropped into a fcathe.
I bed, between real sheets, il would have
taken the largest sauadrille Of German
airplamcg that ever sailed the skies
or a dozen ,seventy-fivcmilc guns, to
prevent me from sleeping the sleep Of
tho happy-hcartcd.
II has been a great experience and
the best part Of il is the insight il has
I given mo into the hearts of mon.
/ have learned more in these last three
days about the things that make 70,
! essential manhood. the things chat
( really count in life, and have seen tho
wheat aiftcd from the chan more thor.
ouShly than III all the preceding three
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

regulate tho prices OF wines. which
have reached tho fourfold or even
flvofold peace figures. German courts
have repeatedly held vino TO DO ne
ccssity OF life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
scabourd Air Line hallway.

Effective Sunday, May 18th. train
NJ, will leave at 1915 r. NJ; train now
arriving Richmond at $50 4. NJ. will
arrive at 6:25 4. NJ: train now arriving
at S:l5 y. NJ, Will arrive at 900 \. NJ:
train now arriving at J:45 Il. NJ. will
arrive at 6:45 L. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Try 10 Regulate Wines.

STOCKHOLM. May. 1.-The war
profitccring Office in Berlin. which was
organized TO check jobbery in neces-
sar!c@ OF i:cc, has taken measures TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

cancls wcrc sold to tho butchers hy
The local mcnaEcric. which had TO
sacrifice them. owing to the fodder
shortage They yielded from 500 t.,
100 pounds OF meat apiece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

were allowed to rebuild the fire.
wish You could have seen what fol-
lowed! For me. 1t meant tending tho
lire. smashing boxes for fuel. pouring
Cor lodlinE) coffee for about 1000, ca
men. rcncwinS the supply, going after
water. or anything that needed 10 be
done. mcanwhilc. talking. joking. sing
ms. or whatever would best keep the
men in good humor. Not that had
TO t'S TO do these latter things. Every
body was in flood spirits. despite tho
cold Eos that had settled down. and
'n3dc the rclirhtjnc OF the fire safe.
II was great fuu. and when a little hull
came and | asked some ono what
time ii was thinking tina, il must he
about 10 O'clock. | was amazed to
hear that il was - o'clock, The rest
of the night wore along more slowly.
Ms II grew colder, we let those who
would or could come in and sit or stand
around the fire. Ii was one warm SPOT
in ali that wide expanse OF damp and
chilly ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
ccrmnn- Try Cnmci Meat.

AMSTERDAM. May 1l.--Sevcral hun
drcd pounds of camel meat have been
enjoyed recently by patrons OF rcstau-
rants in Zwlckau. Germany. -Four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
A CHANCE FOR INFORMATION

Gold Twins" for the Democratic
indicates
surface. partners in Democratic leadership are ~
MI watson
nominated
lWatsons duty to beat him at inc polls
Chiffon many
bitterness
getting rank and nile
concern
qualities attributed TO MT watson na
whether the
ntelgncrr has not the least DOUBT Seo
the matter "he 'nS
attributed to Mr.
and integrity and also upon his sincerity par
thirty years OF
from one VINO SPEAKS VII"
Ch1ons statements WI" Dc "'lE"eu oS
Democratic nonnna
the Senate
perhps that the OF the Unite" states
expect some
which members of the Democratic
corrupted anu Inc
intended for John Mca" WAS
old history OUT It. Is p17'
n illumination and Inc ln''Se
could throw hlshE
Hpon mysterious carnival OF corupuon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
MIR HIGHLANDS CANDIDACY

{ Practically n; thr close Of the CAM
paiyn for the Republican, npEn'naeI""
for the United states Senate. tn" IN
,elIicencsr takes opportunity /" repeat
= statement made by i "ariy N tnS
campaign iraul"diat.ly Following '''''
announcement ."f tn, candidacy o. Hoh:
Virgil Highland. That -: T. regards
Mr.. Highland as n highly caPah1H are
deserving Eepuhltcan: I native "e>H
Sirrinian Of our hest type: srlt-mau'
man who has proven his worth anu wh"
will. !: nominated, ana elected. make
coed" in the United States senate.
IT is NOR. than satisfactory I" n2tH
, t:,at the Campaign tor III" senatorial
neteination has be"n Gre from personal
; CONTROVERSY AMI bitterness. Cur Ds'''-
oc~otEct friends have tl"ir Shar" ~ those
, tn.brs ,hcs. days. Whoever is norl1na-
fed in tne Republican primaries mex:
Tu5sdax will hc fully entitled I" Fs
support ~ Republican party H"a. AL"
The. luteiliscaccr believes VIII receive
that support Thu lnte?lSHnc"r mas at
ways believed :ha: it WIS not only l':''
right. hu,. the duty - y newspaper y"
indicate. in Il general way. rs reasons
for prererrinr parties causes ana lnH!-
--.s~als and Tho Intcllir"ucer having.
dSr- careful. censiderati"n. con''nenaS"
the candidacy OF Mr.. Highland early IN
t7Eeasnpaisn. at til" close Q: tho cam
Enaign. i: fers justified in repeating tna'
Recommendation.
q In Mr. Highland. III" Republican Phr'F
sxiil find q WORTHY ard "xncrienc"d leader
POSSESSING in large ra"aSar" .h> SOLID
Sopal;ties nncrssa.: - maize I sCcccsa-
stul career. II nominated and elected 1"
ssthe United states S-'na'H h. VIII 7aaN's
"a highly crcdi!abl" representatives ..
saWest TirEsnia'S interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
THE NEWS FROM FRANCE

B Glorious rows comes from Franco.
Tho American army. with Their french
and British allies. have again driven
H.. enemy back. and have made ln"Tr
progress during the past f"riy-ciSht
hours than in any like tim" since inc
attack began. The Soissons-RhGi'ns ST.
lion, has been almost wiped out. The
blow ut Paris has been turned. and 'hc
German armies are now hurryinG oacN
20 4 limo that cannot be very far In
advance 81 their position when thcy De-
gan their great offensive IL March.
As Tho Intelligcncer has before TO-
n,,r;:,L !, $ tor soon to expect Il dc
cis;vr victory. 1t is not probable that
General foch will be able TO push inc
present attack much further; put we
can well believe that lhr initiative has
PASSED out Of German hands. From now
on W. may look for more ana NOR
allied activity and more and more allied
attacks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Compensation Report.

TN" state %"rkmcns compensation de-
par'm"nt in the month of July rcccivc'i
reports "f = Il injuries from industries
"f III" state. III Of which were tata!
Applications for compensation and med
iral service fr"s numbered l.a9G.
y" Total Of ".2lu claims Were disposed
"f during: the month. go being for les
than ono week disability; Isl? non-tata'
claims plaid in full: $50 non-ihtaf
claims. partial payments: ~ n"n-fa:a!
"lanns. permanent disability; ~ latd;
Claims.
New elections tn protection under III"
w"rhm"n~ compensation fund have bccn
approved ny follows:
e.. h. N NJ. Goal company. of Buck
hInu"n. Ely & llaSlchack"r. Sawmitl.
Ruckhaunnn; Turnrr-p Douglas Coal con-
pauy. Of CEtrk"hurE. and l.. \. Wilh"ur!i
COMPANY. leo cream, nf MrrEartown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
RIPPING RHYMES
TILE files
By walt Mason

The prSky flies. IN endless HERDS nave
rrt r;.r on the blink; l cannot IND the
n-oorr words to tell just what l think.
wonder if the swat crusade has tnlh-
ned their ranks ut all; WONDER IL ~
-rully paid. t. smash them on the wall
i,nr Ion. sad years wSvc fought INC
rlirs il, every way VIZ knew: we've coax
,.d thr urut,.I t,tIgcrn tho Eyes. ana pol
,;nrrd uuitc Il few. We've blown for swat
tors; hard earned mon. that should nave
gone. for pies. and now that all tho Toll
i done have W., thinncG out the IileS
Wc'r. caught them III u patent cage,
we've crushed them i'll their tracks ana
uftcn. In a secthnE rag. we've SIAM
them with IN Ak. Wn'"" SlugSN them
on the cellar stairs and on III" pantry
shelves: we've punihed th"m with clubs
and chairs until we strained ourselves
w. have hcSct the paths they trod with
Intrlll and with gin. ;Ind spread our
;anrlrtrot abroad to rope the bIafneh
things in md was our labor thrown
away. our anguish all IN vain: THO
flies seem just rs thick to-day. as hope
lrsslv insane Around mo countless
l.riuas riS". and buzz and Scoot and
hum: I counted nineteen million HES,
and still new i.EionS come. And | sup
POSE. they'll still hc thick until there
comes n frost For sale: 4 brand new
sw.lltlrg stick Mt less tina half tho
cost.
copyright. 1918. by George Mathew
Ad1mS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
ALWAYS
FAIR To LABOR
THE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF THE
LABOR REPRESENTATIVE AT
CHARLESTON.
Local Man Declares That He was Al
ways Courteous and
Earnest.
Helped Local Labor Leaders IN Mary
valuable Matters.
Editor lut"lliGC me-

T.1IfOr IUi@I!lgr nCTr:
~ cam, ,,,,,r n,sr rnnsiI..rnhIr Il :
cussinn has b.. = ,rrluirrd IN CONC, rrins
tho merits 81 ia. different rundillt,S
tl,ut will be voted for III Ia, primaries.
Angus, +. AMI as usual tn u"r''% ~
each candidate is presented ~ glowing
,rrms by his fri",,l.s and workers..
In thi., dis,rict ill.,. contest that Se"r.s
., ,,,i.,,o tho yn,.r r. g." tn. ErpubIic1u
,,,-,r ,,,,s, - :.r ,l,r office "t st:.-.,
.,.,,,rr .rI ,.,usiJrrn h.. has been SAD
I ,.ri,,,.J -, :, v.hv ih,. laLnrlug mn
.h.rIjd yri.. for ole "r these. cainlniat's.
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are to secure exemption. VI will have
few men to fight
Tho answer to tho min" exemption
rIr,,,, * q" courS". that older men.
boys AID w"ricn. il need be. must take
rho p;acr OF tho men drafted from IN"
mines. Nrr from nun-"Sscn;ial indus
tries can also take their places. Also
rho obligation falls upon every man III
this land. no; only 10 do his duty out
:. little more than his duty. THIS IS no
time 10 shorten hours or to cut down
production in any industry. Il Is Il
tim. for speeding VI. for overtime
reeJ b.. l. IS time for min" hours
work. whcre eight has been the rule lot
six full ,iayy per week. where five ana
=. half has boon the rul". 1t Ia tlmn
FOR industry and so1rI"ty. where slack
nt,SS and dissipation have been the rule
Thr nations RESPONSE to tho wars de-
,nards must be- made along these lines
!, mist b. made in moro industry ani
more efficiency and not In III" creation
If an army Of husky Slackcrs. To u"
ANYTHING else Is to fail and TO ial.
mSrrab bly,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Rosenbloom's Senatorial
Record Is Analysed

VIII! tho oIh"r Republicans. would have
i""u SLi'i"i.t., +" hnv" carried this Big!
Is"-rubluuiu waited |" keep SlGdi"H on the
taxpayers - lhI., section lax 81 lrO'"
S"Ir."Dp to &S"r.Uup y year tor inc o'h-
"it solely Of the mining section pl lhr
S;atu. which tax those sections arr
amply abl" 1" pay tpr themselves ana
should pay.
a High Price.
Now what iuliuw"L" The state had
to haze rc.rIlriu rnr wis" amt carefully
thought out m.'Lsur" planned hE III" ma
inrlty in thu Iluus, and Senate has been
dcfratrd 10y Il slid rrmucrHt!c vote AS
sisted bv Il f-w Republicans like Ben
l.. knScnblu"m. Two things were done
the drrc, levi mas Increased /" II
cents. which cost th. taxpayers al til"
district over $%"."uu tur every Year IL
WIS So Increased. and. SECOND, the cNclS:
IAN on corporations wmS INFUSED. TAX
II which th. citizens ni ia" FIRST Scna-
i"rinl district pay more than oh"-Ht'H'
1T ihv"" lines ih"lr rrO-rata SIiir",
'rh"Sr lnN,S TAX" from IL" clli@t!iS 81
The First district probably $-o"'p"P Il
YEAR and every dollar III which would
hav., h.rn avoided had two ar three he
iclhlican members nf the Senate, Tx"
RnScnb!num. hr,u tru" I" their phr'!
and acted Ink" Republican ln"m''crS ana
voted for Republican measures f"r
one" am Inclined |" think that paying
$50, mu" :: Year i,,r lhr i'rIviirE" Of k"rI'-
ir: III TIA" S"utt" i Republican, wh" votes
and acts with - .in"crats IL entirely u"
hirh = rr,rr for VOTERS ur thr flrSt
Senatorial district /" pay.
And finally. iii n public place. before
larg" number "f persons. koS"nhlo"tn
,uarir Il ru$!Iiyr declaration that hc uiu
not support thu Republican candidate Tor
governor in l"l6. that u" had voted for
the Erinorr,lirC rHrdid;Sl.' :' governor
and was prnii,l IF it, As a Republican
who h"lirvrS in Republican principles.
Submit That there WaS no justification an
sound prinripla for Il Republican "f west
NIri;iniu not la SUPPORT Mr.. tnhlliS"h
for governor after Ii" had he"n fairly
uoniurird And murh less was il right
for a Republican, official. who was hold
in. AN ollie" rs 4 Republican h"cau>"
Republican, voters mad l"."n loyal /" their
ir,rlv. In SHOW has Kind Of disl"yaliy.
In my estimation. the ticket for R"Sen-
bloom to run on for office ~ the Demo-
cratic ticket. and believe thai iarE"
majority of ,hr Republican voters "f
the First Senatorial district hold thus
Wow.
Everything s.nt"'l in Ii" ahnvr can he
verified from the records II IN" l"ElSl;t-
lur". Thry nrr facts we'll En"wn I"
hnIuIrcdS ii I"ui'!". ana ! submit that "n
liz. record Mr.. E,s"u'i""In la" II" claim
on the Republican voters "f lh' F'rSi
Senatorial district.
\ KF.iI'lI.l''iN LEGISLATOR.
---Pnllti,"tl Advert is,ru!"i:l Fair irr not
by n '-E'rl.,nd al the lin,i'ititls. hui by
Il "l;"ruhliCan and n ra>lmy"r IN phI"
County.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
srHE STREET LIGHTING PLAN

3 CITY Manager NaElr explains that the
,ac,tv does not propose 20 abandon th-
tsnrinctplo OF municipal ownership in ~!
ssstrect lighting. While. tn" ant'1ua''"
S.I,cHic light plaot will he discarded.
3the city. will still control city lights
fapd expects 10 extend and to i'npe"F
1sts service The city has recently come
isn.o the possession OF a considHrahiHj
80, OF money received from III" teEs-
tDheue companies. 1t IS proposed 10 nSH
atkis. and to add to 1t money TO b. Sc
4 rurrd BY the sale OF some % the ni1
4 uSchiocry OF the electric light plan.
STfis will enable the city 70 put IN =
! complete System - modern str""S
Elanps. which Will use Ear loss current
s than the o1d lamps and Hnahi", the CITY
Ito effect q considerable saving in its
slight bills.
I sAs eoon rs possible it is the plan %
ssSthe city manager to add to nh" power
SsLplant at -the. water works. 70 generate
7 current for street lighting. and to USE
AfKst current for city purposes II ~
Z ainarent. OF course. that ono large ana
st.ff3cient power plant. at the water
Il works. cat, b. operated NOR" Hcot1o'>'-
& cs1ry than the water plant and electro
.hIrht plant have beH'l operated s"ni-
sL1jtely.
e Tho 1ntallicrncsr - rather plHassd :"
s,,otc that the principle or inuniciFa'
II oSnersl.ip is not 10 h" abandoned IN
n 4. f4Teet lighting. Municipal ownership
z 20 n ope-ation arc sometimes costly and
-oSken Inefficient. but the water ara
lighting functions are so important =
. tie public and touch so keenlE tn" com
: fort and health OF the peopi'. that N"
{ public ought to keep control OF them
Z eye7, II keeping control means moro tx
! nsnsc than might b. Incurred in pEi-
] vAtely owned plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
wE DEMANDS ON INDUSTRY

"A. writer n thu Philadelphia Ledger
sounds q note OF alarm concerning ~"
+; -,,ns situation He has gone through
! the anthract;" coal h"lfs and fE"S m
=. unusual shortage =: Tabor. therefore,
:te fears there will not b. enough r'';il
production. and argues ;hE' r:iarrs
! ought not I" b" drafted into III" arm.
rs ,rouid secrn THAI ;kis argument woIli
taoply with equal force :" nanny "'h'"
s,fdu.+rir:. TIL" farmers E'rt:t ~"
> food: the steel makers mist make st.. 4:
~. rnrn;,ton workers must mae SH'tis.
: and SO on. l: ali important ihGus'r."~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
'~cord of c.S5i.sso in the month OF May
Boil thbo Water,

Their" is great danger to the people, "t
I harlrStnn from the use Of the cit%
water for domestic purposes unless it =
boiled for at least 20 minutes 1."forr
using! according to n notice which was
again issued to-day under order Of I'll:
public service commission.
Tho commission ISSUED this notice FOL
lowing reports mad" by its engineer, j..
Is. Anderson. and tis officials Of tn"
city. that. AT thi: time there arc NOR"
than % casea of. typhoid fever III
charleston. most Of which arc believed
I" H., irac"ahle TO contamination u ;!'
water supply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Reunited by Cornwell.

iioycrnnr rurEwrll has .r"mttt'd IN"
residue Of iinr or Jail ::"ntcnr" ~ Doth III
SIN Ynst law. violation ':aS"= ~ follows
lninps"y tnfTman. Harvcy Fisher AMI
j Spc":"r.. ri I<anAwha ""nnty: 'har'i''
StrId.mvalt ~ Mineral county, Wnd"
Evans. of Ming". aud NJ. NJ Nassau. VI
i'ayrtt" county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
ALLEGED MURDERER
CAPTURED BY POSSE

rl.ARkSEI' ". VI. Aug. ar
thar -Sur;lz. Il Spaniard. Is III the county
jail h"rc following n pistol haiti" with
:. y pSS'' Of deputy Sh"rl!fs Thursday ~
'ni,!rich; al I::einE. Hear h"r". lie IS
"ha rynd with he murder ny shooting 81
Iona, Alvarez II tn" sam" town. wh"r"
they nr. sani IT, ha... .Iu;trrelcd "vrr Il
punt ~ whISk"y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
CAPITAL NEWS

,IiAr:I.ESTuN. w. Va. AVG "a
charter WAS issued to-day hy IN" $"rr'''
;ary' ri stat" Ia III" licbcr Coal Mlnti;
t.rHlpnuy. nf cleveland. g. Ia hr"rat"
mines in i:"lrlrui county. O.: ''aritHI
stock. Sc non. im'nrp"rat"r$. lI''n'r H..
rfurGrr. Of Cleveland: Joseph Nyr"s'. IT
I:ar!un. O.: thnrl"s Klein. Christ VAR
ynIScaniS. N. r l;"rEhnT. 81 Wheeling,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

NO FREE TRANSPORTATION.

WASHINGTON. Aug. The in;"r-
stat" comm"rc" commission to-day h"id
that Ih. free transportation nf rFop"rt"
by express cnui.anirs for their offices
and employees. or for the offices Or en-
ploycs of other common carriers IL un-
lawful. The director general OF rail
roads recently ordered the practice dis
continued. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Big Liner Sunk in the
Atlantic Identified

frT;T ARTHUR. 'T.-.as. Aug. Tho
Harrison !il:"r which W:t- SI:ith N Il cal
I:-!n:i at TIA" 'uidii" ~ til" Atlantic.
July ~. wnS Nh Instructor, = !a'can.".
ki.pWn t1-da!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
Worklneu's Compensation.

w., ,-i-,,,-.., had
7''''"' ,.... H.. -
''''' 49, ..,,.. 8, r.,,,.
"'''' ''' .,,. = 5b,>,.
i ~" '"'' ,,.,,,. =.
MUIR" '' H., ,..,..,,...
mis- '''''e' ''',' .,,.i,.,, - ,i..
Nu'h " 'h-''~" ,L h., ~,
E'H'"'"'f saw ,,I t,,n v.hcr NJ,
,"'. r.,n.., ,.r.rr,"d H.. wrrkmcn
.r,rnp,uSatirIl lil, III tin. h"us". ara
lir.r Il hard iig5l. had II enacted ma
law
rms vs. -; ii.. emily hill in lhc ~
,.r - nr lain,r lhar. Mr.. liI"'.h was -
i;y... In ha.i,.,: Iinc,d "u ia" Statu;"
h.,ks lie. Mas n..v,r To-, bury /" iI~i"n
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he VOTED AINST BOTH THE
PIERCE GAS TAX AND THE
DUTY COAL TAX BILLS.

ENIFED REPUBLICAN ADMNISTRA-
TON AND REPUBLICAN MA
JURITY IN LEGISLATURE.
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