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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-09
three to four weeks. A scholar ca

three to four weeks. A scholar can
master the new alphabet in a few
hours. The Christian missions are
adopting the new alphabet in their
work. In a short time they hope to
have nearly 100000 persons capable
of giving instruction in the new al
phabet. Incidentally the missions
hope to use this new and simple sys-
tenn in teaching the principles of de-
mocracy to 400,000,000 Chinese people.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-09
MORGAN NEWS ITEMS
Crowded out last week. J

(" VOTOWUEU OUT IdSI VEIN.
August P. Sonsteby has been APP
pointed deputy sheriff.
Mrs. George Reed and daughter Hell
en- of Vesta visited with relatives here
during the week.
Arthur George of Lucan spent q
part of the week the guest of his moth
er. Mrs. Lars George.
FIrs. Louis Penning was Clairmont
visitor during the week.
Conrad Drexler and family moved tc
Clements last week. Since the death
of Mrs. Drexler's mother, the old home
has been without a housekeeper the
family's removal is made that Mrs
Drexler may take care of her father
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-09

details of Irvine sales at the peniten-
tiary are being manipulated in the in
terest Of the Irvine trust. Charles
Cheney in Minneapolis Journal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

u FV1ls1lANE
Restaurant cu| g camere mobilate,
in apropiere e fabrica de guma.
vinzare din ina liberia. In jurul
acestui loc loct1lesc numai Romini.
! Afacerea merge foarte bine. Gel
ce vor sd @ Vida sd vina la:
SO stanton| Ave, Akron, o.
l52-54)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
REFL LECTu.
POLITICA BOLSEVISTA.

Ziarele au menirea ca sa dlScu-
te 81 sd caute adevarul. Din discu-
tile ziarelOr Sc lumineaza opinia
publica 81 muIte. erOri au fosr
fncunjurate prin aceste discutil.
Avind aceasta in vedere ne-am
apucat. din cind in cind sta de
vorba 81 GU ,,bolsevicii nostri''
din Detroit, Mich. Insa oamenil
acestia, dupa ce i-ai prins Gil mita
in sac fac pc prostii. Daca s'a
inceput discutia asupra unui lu-
cru, dupa ce lie -ai dOvedit contra
rul 81 le ceri sa argumenteze prln
fapte pozitive asertiile lor. eli Sc
fac ca nu aud 81 sd apuca de alt
ceva. Toti STUNT asa. umul ca unul,
nu lie place sa marturiseasca ade-
varul, 81 lie este teama de moarte
de a marturisi lipsa lor de cunos-
tinti - orr mai pc romineste: a
marturisi postia lor.
Unul, ce credeam Cd mai dlhal
decit .,toyarasii'' lui a inaintat
urmatoarea idee: In timpuri de
erize, uncle grupari fnceteaza al
tele Sc regrupeaza, 81 de oblcol
Sc impart in doua particle: mode
rati is RADICAL. Aceasta notlun"
att de copilareasca ma facut
ca sd intreb pc ,,tovarasul' sa-ml
explice .legea economical ce pro-
duce astfel de fenomene, ori sd
spuna ce legi economice il 1nz
dreptateste a TRACE astfel Gle con-
cluzii! Cum Sc face de tOate sa
marginesc numai la doua particle !;
81 de ce tocmai moderatii 81 radi-
cali, 81 de ce nu republican, 81
democrati, orr nationalist 81 IN
ternationalisti. orr de alta natu-
ra. Am volt sa stu care sunt le-
gile ce due La astfel de concluzn
- insa ,,tovarasul" cind s'a va
zut strins Gu usa ca sa arate imo-
bila-i prostie, s'a apucat de alice
va fara sd raspunda la intrebarile
facute. Ri. fnsa nu suntem att de
copii, ca sal facem scapati. Dior
raspunde-ti la ceea ce att fost
fntrebati, voim sa stim adevarul,
81 voimc sal site 81 publicul pc
care fnecrcati sal seduce-ti ell pa
lavrele voastre fara nici un rost.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

SOcietatea rOmina de ajlutor 81
cultura ..Saminatorul Romin'
din East Youngstown, Ohio, in
seara zilei de II Ianuarie 1919, a
avut petrecere Gu dams, la care
ayut un rezultat fOarte multu-
mitor, att din punct de vedere
moral, cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale venim a
duce cele mai calduroase multu-
miri tuturor acelor frati 81 surOrl
Romine care au avut lbuna vointa
de ne sprijini cu aceasta oca-
tziune.
La aceasta petrecere $ "A obti-
nut urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate tOtaIe ...... T224. IL
Este totale ........ T7b.6o
VENT curat ......... Xl4|. .49
Tot odata venim aduce cele
mai calduroase multumiri 81 ace
lor frati Romini care au avut bu-
ma vointa de cOntribul cu su-
prasolviri cu aceasta ocaZiune 81
earl sunt urmatorii marinimosi
|donatOri:
Societatea .,Plugarnl ROmIn' ,
Youngstown, Ohio So; G. Potor,
presedintele Societatii 81; Iosli
Hatagan Zoe; N. Rohan Zoe; l.
Ghisioiu soc; A. Popa 25c; Il.
Prisca 25c: V. Birsan 25c; |. Po-
pa 25c; Y. Singatean 25c; I.
Comsa 25c; A. Costandin soc ;
G. Sfrbu soc; I. Dancila soc; /.
Dura 25c; n. Roman 25c; G. Vi
ga soc; N. Tarcea SOC; c. Dosta-
team soc; N. Anghel soc: Floare
r. Zlimbea 81; Il. Bogdan soc; |.
Anghel soc; 7. s. Florea soc; N.
Parfire 25c; S. Fosarau 25c; Il.
Nicolae SOC; G. 81 f. Marhao ST !;
l.. Negrea soc.
Deci inca odata multumim tu-
tuturor acelor bmi frati Rominl
care 81 de data aceasta au avut
bunavointa de a ne da tot sprijl-
o,1 i Ior ei ! ,,,IrS,0 90 CI no vii
tor sa ne sprijineasca dupa pn-
tinta spre fnaintarea 81 inflorirea
societatii noastre.
in numele Societatii Stamina
torul Rom1n din East Youngs-
town. Ohio:
George Potor, presedinte.
Nicolae Ban, secretar coresp.
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Societatea romina de aJutor 81
cultura ,.Plugarul Romin' din
Youngstown. Ohio, aduce la cuno-
stinta tuturor fratilor RomIni din
loc 81 jur ca pentru inscrierea de
membrii noui in societatea nOas-
ira s'a redus taxa de inscriere la
$500. Fiecare frate Romin care
doreste deveni ca membru al
societatii ,,Plugarul Romin' es-
re primit cu bratele deschise.
Deci toti aceia care doresc a de
veni ca membrii al Societatii noa-
sire 81 al mamei Unimi, sunt ru-
gait a Sc grabi Gu 1nscrierea, de
oare ce GU ziua de 16 Martie ta-
xa de inscrierc sa Va ridica lara
cum fost mai inainte.
Fiecare frate Romin putut
vedea ca Societatea nOastra PIMA
in, preZent sl-a Stlut race datofih-
ia fata de membrii sal, tot la tel
81 Tniunea a dat dovezi despre
progresele 81 inaintarea Ell, care
sa site ca este cea mai mare 81
mai tare organizatiune romineas-
ca in Statele Unite ale Americel
de Nord.
in speranta ca pima la l6 Mar
tie 1919, societatea ,,Plhgarul Ro-
min, va coprinde in bratele sale
I'm numar, cit Sc poate de frumos
de membrii noui, in numele socle-
tatii ,,Plugarul Romfn' am ramas
salutindu-va frateste:
Avisalom Barbu, presedinte.
Dumitru Lungociu, secretar pl'im.
(52 & 50 & 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MrTA PUBLICA.

Comitetul Femeilor Romine
pentru Crucea Rosie Romfna A
mericana Gle sub auspiciul socie.
tatii ,,R. Carpatina'' din Cleve-
land, Ohio, aduce pc aceasta Gale
cele mai calduroase multumiri
domnilor 81 doamnelor care au
luat parte la frumoasa petrecere
teatrala, care a avut loe in hala
societatii ,,R. Carpatina" din Gle
veland, Ohio, in ziua de % Fe-
bruarie 1919, al carei rezultat a
fost destul de multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral, cit si
material.
M p,ltem trece Gu vederea pc
domnii 81 doamnele care si-au pre-
dat rolurile intr'm mod foarte
artistic.
De asemenea multlmim 81
doamnei Victoria Aron, care d
pus O frumoasa fata de masa la
loterie, care adus frumoasa SUI
ma de $16.45.
Tot pc aceasta Gale multumim
|icalduros 81 domnilor care pe Ml:
ga taxa de intrare au mai contri:
butt 81 GU snprasolviri dupa Gun,
urmeaza:
George Dina ST.; Maria nel
dean So. x Y
Adpcem cslduroase nuaf RI
III d-nei Ana s. chirila I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
r r @, Ct r Al M u. T.:

/ Imnul American. Imnul Romi
nesc. Cuvint de deschidere dir
partea presedintelui araniator
d-nul George Branutiu.
Corul in 4 voci al societatii
Tot Banatu-i Fruncea", condus
de d-nul George Rotariu.
Motto: Lasa Romfne. q, poesie
Limba rommeasca, va fl decla-
mata de baiatul George Cornel
Branutiu.
Corul: ,,Suna Buciumul''
Teatrul: ,,Otrava de Hirciogi'
.fntr I'm act.
Pc RS 0 A N Il E:
Maistorita, dina Ana Colariu.
. Ucenicul. d-nul Emil Murare-
scu.
Corul: Sub crengi de SOC. Gu
v1nt de inchidere.
Dams pima in zori de ri.
Sc va juca jocul national ro-
minesc: ,,Caluserul'', sub condu-
cerea d-lui George Rotariu.
fnceputul la orele 8 seara.
Pretul de intrare: SO cent? de
persoana. Garderoba 15 cent?.
In speranta ca ve-ti raspunde
calduros 1nvitarii noastre, partici-
pfnd in un nunar cit sc poate de
mare la aceasta petrecere, pima la
revedere va salutam GU stima:
C0mitetul.
(5C-53(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

Societatea romina de aiutor 81
cultura Aurora din So. Bethle-
hem, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal a lua parte la sedinta,
care sc va tinea in ziua Gle 3 Mar
tie 1919, la orele 2 p. M, in hala
societatii din 200 Locust Street,
unde credem ca fratii membrll,
att cei vechi, cit 81 cei noui vor ii
pc deplin multumiti 81 plini de
Hucurie CD societatea ,,AurOra"
si-a scuturat murdaria care a a
pasat-o in noroiu. Niste flaminzi
81 setosi 81 plini de lacomie, carl
nu au lcautat spre inaintarea So
cietatii,,, ci spre ruinarea sa, lup-
tind numai pentru interesele lor
personale.
All societatea Aurora" GU
munca 81 GU putinii membrii ra-
maSi din cauza celOr faptulte IN
miilocul eli STA deschis bara Ell
proprie.
De aci inainte cfnd va avea pc.
treceri, baluri, concerto, lie va II
nea in hala sa proprie 81 nu va
ar7nNa alta
inca odata roaga pc toti mem
brii sd nu ipseasca de la aceasta
sedinta, find mai multe lucruri
importante de discutat. Absentee
ne motivate Sc vor pedepsi con.
form statutelor.
In numele societatii Aurora
din So. Bethlehem, Pa:
Frezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

fiecare oras. E datoria ziarelol
muncitoresti de a chema poporul
la viata, 81 datoria oamenilor ct
|cetesc 81 fnteleg aceste lucruri de
La face un apostolat 81 CONVINCE
Isi pc ceialalti de adevar. Sa.
mtari.
I. Pascu, st. Paul. Mimi. : -
5D-nul meu, Stamina pc care att
-cumparat-o spre a trimite aca-
sa, mai bine sa o. vindeti, posta
.nu duce pachete, 81 in alt loc moi
nu fndemnam pc nimeni sa-si in
credinteze avutul sau. Posta Sta
telor Unite este cea mai sigura in
stitutiune ce duce pachete orr un-
de cfnd drumul desehis.
Mai multora - La fntrebarile
d-tra refefitor la vinderea de pa
sapoarte nu va putem raspunde
mimic, 81 moi, ca 81 d-tra am auzit
ca uni agent Wind pasapoartele
oamenilor la unguri 81 alte natl
uni, dar pima acum nu avem nj
mic pozitiv. f bine ca omul sa-si
tina pasaportul la ell, lar end
'vrea sa Sc duca acasa sal trimita
fiecare deadreptul la Legatie ca
sal reinoiasca - altfel daca Use
Ivinde pasaportul, apoi poate sa
ramina aici cine site cit timp pi-
na capata altuI nou.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
DE vfNzARE.

Din nina liberia: Stor, Grocerie
81 Bucerie, aprovizionata cn tot
felul de marfuri 81 mobila moder-
ma.
Doritorii sd sc adreseze la:
lCQSTEA b OPREA CO.
725 N. Park, Warren, Ohio.
(38--52)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
I N v I T A B L /.

Societatea romfna de ajut0Y 81
cultura Tot Banatu-i Fruncea'
din New York, N. Y, Gu dragoste
invita- toata suflarea ro,nfneasca
din loc 81 vecinatate a lua parte
d primul ball, care va avea loc
Sfmb6t& seara in 8 Martie 10l9,
III Socoll Hall din 525 e. ~ Str.
Muzica vestitulai Alezandru
Cocos, W distra cnoratul pnblic
I'D cele mai frunoase. arii de dams
yi cfItece rationale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

SUCltCaCeH ,,0r. 1uIIu MalIIu
din Canton, Ohio. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal lua parte La
sedinta lunara, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de 9 Martie 1919, la orele
l dupa amiazi, in hala proprie a
societatii din 1924 Garfield Ave
nue. s. w.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
D0-aIe SocietdtileF.

S0cietatea Ammonia" din st.
Louis, Mo. - ConvoaA pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la sedinta
ordinara, care Sc va tinea Dumi-
neca, 8 Martie 1919, in hala Sir
bilor din al 8-lea 81 Barry Street,
la orele 2 p. M
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
ca U T

eu loan Popa, |pe fratele meu Gea-
rasim Popa, Tim comuna Lepin-
.dea, judenil ITirnava mica. Nh
stiu de dinsul De 3 ami de ziIe.
Am auzit ca d fost prin Dayton,
Ohio in 10 Ian'uarie 1919 81 eu am
fost de Lam eautat Cind am We
nit din Indiana Harbor, Ind, Gle
acolo mia splls de la court ca
l-au liberat cu,4 4 zile inainte. Rog
pc fratii cetitori al acestui ziar
care stu ceva ,despre dinsul sa BIZ
ne voiasca a MA incmostiinta caci
le voiu fl foalste multumitor, sau
chiar. dinsul daca va ceti aeeste
rinduri sa scrie pc adresa:
loan Popa, 400 9Th Ave, W..
Hommestead, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
CA u T A M

mineri pentru lucru incontinuu la
minele noastre, unde poti cistiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in lu-
cru Romini GU familiiIe, carl toti
sunt satisfacuti. MOI furnizam car
buni la Bethlehem Steel Mills,
deci trebue sa lucram cu toate
fortele. - Casele de locuit de pri-
ma conditiune. Vino numai deceit
gata de lucru. inainte de pie
ca scrie dupa informatiuni. Scri-
Ell romineste, lar moi va raspun-
dem. - Nh uitati adreSa:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
PoSTA REDAcTIEI.

(La aceasta rubrica sc va ras-
punde Ia ori ce fntrebare ce ne va
face cetitorii nostri. Deci fie care
&C TRIMS scrisoare la redactia zia-
rului America fntrebSnd despre
trimiterea scrisorilor in patria We
che, despre bilete de vapoara, scoa-
terea de pasapoarte 81 altele, sa
urmareasca aceasta rubrica, nnde
i-se va raspunde la toti).
IN cetitor, Detroit, Mich: -
Const9taarea d-tra G corecta, in
tara 9 mare lipsa de scoli, 81, da-
cd voim Ca sa tinem pas Gu lnmea
trebue st le facem. Spre a putea
insa a face acest lucru, necesar
ca toti sd ajutam - fondul ,,Bi-
ruintei'' pentru care Liga Natio-
nala a fnceput campanie printre
Romfnii de aici, are 81 aceasta me-
inire, deci ajutfnd la acest fond,
lveti contribui 81 d-tra la facerea
de scoli in tara. Noua nu no tre-
hue de la nimeni plata pentru 9
lscrie, cerem insAs a Sc da pentru
lneam 81 cerem aceasta de la .toti
rornfnii buni.
\ D-lni !. ,. e1rbu, Canton, Ohio:
va mutt furnim pentru aprecieri,
CO d-tra sunt suite de Rom1ni /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin"

Societatea ,,Plugaruf Romin"
din Youngstown, Ohio. Con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal din CO.
mitet a lua parte la sedinta CO.
mitetului, care Sc va tinea in ziua
de 8 Martie 1919, in hala socie-
tatii din CAS- Poland Ave-, la orele
7 seara. Deci toti functionarii
81 membrii din comitet sunt da-
tori a lua parte la aceasta sedin-
ia. Absentele nemotivate sc vor
pedepsi conform Statutelor.
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uE dfNZARE

: DE 9fNzARE
'un cal bun pehtru tras La trasuri-
Ca. Pretul foafte ieftin. Doritorii
'sa Sc adreseze la:
J. =. 6oO7 Dftroit Ave-, cleve-
=, 'aa1d' Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

pus ) fstx n perina Ia loterie in
ziua de 2 snuarie 1919, care a
,adns sums e 5000.
nitrate tota .. $3.50. 43
Este tOtales ...a.. $115.53
VENT c1rat $134. 90
In nuinelr Comitetului Femei-
lor Romfne pfntru Crucea Rosie
Romfna Ame ricana din Cleve-
land, Ohio
RsfHA2 vladu, preEidenta.
RsyecA l4tintan, sscretara.
hria Bsrta, casiera.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08


German dye manufacturers, advanced
the companies stock $50 on the stock
exchange in a single day. The I'M
pertance Of this research branch Of the
Industry is thus hard to overestimate.
Finally. the connection with the eX-
Tlosive industry resulted, as is well
known, in constant governmental as
~sistance to and control of the dye in
Ggsrly. Much was done by the Ger
a2au Government TO insure the pros
pc lily Of the dye industry and its i'm
3Aeeaays c51veFtibility to the produc-
Iies u mentions.
These conditions 500 produced in
tl9 dye industry certain results SINH
lar to these which occurred in all the
3t4~r Important German industries
during the great period of expansion
2t the end of the nineteenth century.
The Improvements in processes
brought about by researches laid
heavy emphasis on the value of guam
tity production. Quantity production,
carried on by competing houses, led to
oyerproduction. Overproduction led
to a determined effort to establish and
maintain a large export trade. The
natural advantages Of the German in
dlstry, as compared to the industry n
other countries, prevented serious
competition in Germany itself. The
Governments tariff and other policies
enabled home prices to be kept up.
L was then evidently to the advantage
Of any manufacturer to produce lar
mere than he could sell in the home
market, even if his export trade had
to be carried to a loss, when by dong
so he could use a process so economical
that his profits on home trade would
be largely increased. Accordingly,
German d~yestuffs began to appear n
every country at prices which domestic
manufacturers could not meet. The
Inevitable result was that in country
after country the domestic manutac-
ture was destroyed or stifled in Its
cradle. As soon as this had been ac
complished, it was no longer neces-
sary for the German exporters to sell
ct or below cost. Prices were mme-
diately raised and handsome profits
rca!ized. The tendency to this result
Nas recognized by the German Gov
2thment from the first, and every
iaci}i.y was afforded to the growing
export trade. 1t was fully realized
by bcth the civil and military author
tics lat t. 9 world monopoly IN the
dgcstl.f industry could be built up
be r~iiitafv strength of Germany
you'd be colossally enhanced, since II
alone Of all the great powers would
hen be IN q position to secure imme-
diate supplies Of the vast quantities
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Back To The Farm

THAT is the movement now. The Gov
9rnment is encouraging the farmer to
Develop his land and in lots of cases
Noaning money direct at a smaA rate of
interest. This gives you an idea of
the Governments opinion of what farms
VIII he in the future.
We must bear in mind that some of
the finest truck farms in the country
are found right in Salem County.
Those desiring farms can see me and
ing from $500 to $4,000.
Those having property for sale. can
drop me a card and viii come and list
I also have a long list of Penns Grove
property.
Fellow I submit a few bargains:
No. So-A farm over zoe acres. near
good o~utbuildings, hotbeds, etc, good
water, with windmill. Nearly every
foot is. available and under highest
state OF cultivation. All kinds of fruit.
tfp-top farm for truck and large
enough for q dairy farm, also. Price
Sl7 900. About $4,000 cash required.
No. 23-Let me have your special at
limits. This farm is positively one of
the biggest bargains | have to often on
account Of its location and quality.
Price $4,000. .(OWner ~retiring)
No. 55-I am still offering the old
Srobridge property in Auburn, n. j..
house contains ~ rooms, barn garage,
ora SfldHe trees. az me apple trees, cor
ner property, covering 2 acres. n real
home, for $4,000, half cash.
Here are some interesting prices in
town property;
A big lot 50X120 and small bungalow
Con Pearl street, for s1,700.
A home (and future in~vestment) cor
ner property, SO f.. Main Street, in
heart of city, Z room house and sum
mer kitchen. small out buildings. lot
90X110. Can be bought for worth of
house. $500.
A property . minutes walk from P.
O., quiet neighborhood, Z room house,
and ou%tbuildings for S1,700. A good
speculation, viii rent for $40.
Here's Your chance for good neigh
borhood, Ne. A w. Harmony, central
location. 6 room house and summer
kitchen. 70 the first buyer for $4,000
cash.
Call and see
JOHN V. PONTIERE,
Real Estate Broker.
S-S-tf Penns Grove, n. j..
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Political Notes

1t is getting neal time to talk about
the elimination process in local poll
tics so far as the various contests IN
both parties are concerned. Definite
information about what might happen
is not yet available, bat The oloser We
get to the primary day the smaller
the field Of candidates becomes Crdin-
arily, and this year will not be an eX-
c~eption to the rule. The political man
ayers naturally experience consider
able uneasiness in handling a PROPOSE
ton Of this kind, but such q thing has
been done and there seems to be no
law against repeating performances.
The lid will probably come off within
a few weeks.
Charles f. McCloskey has announced
himself as a candidate for assessor
in Upper Penns Neck Township sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican
primaries.
Frank A. Collier also announces that
he is q candidate for the same office
on the Republican ticket.
They are after the golden calf in
Upper Penns Neck and believe that
Moses, the law-giver, is not entitled
to it. When they get to e~lectioneer-
ing in Eagletown they all better have
bells on them or they will get lost in
Fear swamp.
Henry Burt Ware, of Salem, is a
candidate for Member of the Demo-
CA ic State Committee and the neces-
sarv petitions are berg signed for
presentation to the County Clerk.
Charles F. Pancoast, formerly editor
of the Salem Sunbeam, held the posi-
tor, but he has removed from the dis
triCt.
JOHN G. Sullivan is mentioned as q
candidate for Mayor on the Demo-
cratic ticket. He is a progressive, has
a smile for everybody and the neces-
sary ability. Go to it, Jack.
Herman A. Day is a candidate for
reelection for Collector and David w.
Wright is also out for reelection for
Township Committeeman. Both can
dsdates have been endorsed by the
Carneys Point Republican Club, of
which they are members.
Chas. NJ. Troupe has announced him
self as a candidate for Township
Clerk.
Councilman Edward H. Keen, Jr., is
strongly inclined to enter the race for
f, Mavor on the Democratic ticket. Ed
thinks there is room for a good man Il
the foht.