The Irish standard., 1918-11-02
TH1RTY-FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DIS
TRICT, CANDIDATE DR. HENRY
yXIITEP7TNGED


The legal profession has supplied large PROMOTION of
the legislative membership in this as we'll as in
nearly all the other states of the country Is not often
that the medical profession provides candidate for
legislative seat and yet it is highly desirable that men,
bers of this profession should discussion of
the many social economic and welfare problems that
gage the attention of the lawmakng bodies Hundreds
thousands of dollars annually appropriated
maintenance Of public institutions such those the
INSANE heah-boards, hospitals sanatoriums wherein
the medical viewpoint should of special Importance
The problems associated with these great public
tuons are becoming and important
1nsstent upon proper solution and adjustment
advice and suggestions of pubcspited physicians should
have great value and forge in guiding legislation respect
to them.
Dr. Wuerzinger has practitioner in this cv for
many years and has attained standing in his
profession He is native of the Virginia and is
hyfour years of He is of German and Irish
ancestry his paerna grandfather political refugee
of the German revolution Of 1S4S.
He has inherited in his ancestral hostility to
Hohenzolernism and has left nothing undone within his
means and ability to encompass the overthrow of the
Hohenzollern fabric in the present war
Dr. Wuerz1nger has for the Socialistic propa-
ganda nor for It's offspring the NonPartisan League
OF which he deems antagonstic to American principles
and policies Notwithstanding his the Doctor is
genuine one hundred per American If elected he will
bring to the legislative body fund experience and
learning that should prove inesmable value along
many lines of law making We bespeak for him the
full consideration of the electors Thirtyrst District
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE c. L. SMITH
Judge G. L. Smith of the Minneapolis Municipal Court
has made record during his ncumbency of that Office
winch should we'll entitle him to reelection In his ju
d1cal capacity he has given convincing evidence
thorough familiarity with the law we'll
name and kindly qualities which American people
like to see in its administration long period of
on the municipal bench has given him unerrn faculty
OF dnerentatng between hardened criminals those
un1ortunaes who have been in great degree victims
OF and environments; and he the
OF the judges in this community naugurate the proba
ton SYSTEM whereby accused persons, especially
first Offenders allowed period respite to make
good. In the practical working of this beneficial
plan it has been found that hundreds have
deemed themselves and kept their promises of reform
thus escaping the stigma of official criminal stigma
upon their lives and characters In such instances
fines RENTED turned support of the
families Of the accused.
1ntuitivey, almost Judge Smith knows when q case In
deserving of lenency Of rigorous melting the
penalties and discipline provided by the or
dinances; and in either alternative he does cour
age and mness to out his decisions conscenousy
and faithfully mediator between the individuals
cused and the public at large As his record demonstrates
he has shown high appreciation of the public respons
bflities Of his official position He has devated
the lives Of duty and conscience performance
of his exacting duties He has earned the esteem
goodwill Of the members of the bar, who have given him
hatterng Of their support by the large vote
registered for him at the prediction canvass
The city Of Minneapolis well be proud of judges
the type and character of Judge Smith,
fast to them tried and trustworthy officials.
Take Rome from the earth and where is Christendom7