The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-07
JOHN W. GARRETT, THE
WORKER, THE'STATESMAN, THE
MAN OF PROVED AMERICANISM

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TO THE VOTERS OF GARRETT COUNTY:
The campaign for the Republican nomination for United
States Senate is reaching its final stage and serious
consideration should and will be given by the people of the
State of Maryland, whom the Republican party will
look to their leader The choice is to be made next
Monday, September 18th.
To each of us comes the responsibility
hold high the Councils the Nation and government
be any fill the various Offices
has risen the first among
has only been attained by wise
giving their time and their ability often poorly repaid in look
ing for the welfare of us all.
Temporary to all temporary
reverses nations Apparent strife
engened among soad classes of people, but when the
passed. the Nation continuously advances IN
the happiness and the welfare of its people In times of industrial
strife, uthmkngy believe that may
be another form Of government might be better Tor us all but "e
accommodated when the strikes
industry full swing the American working and
American employer thanks God for his Nation thanks God Tor the
his people, and thanks God that the basic conditions in this
country they Russia and the downrodden nations
led by false hopes and foolish fears follow after strange
doctrines.
of prominence for little while
careessy appeal and feelings order secure
little and nothing for the solid and
manent things which government is founded
years present the State of Mary
land has occupied by the gift of the people of Maryland of the
lmight publicity giving views strange the minds
Of Men
newspapers of other States have looked wonder that Maryland
people Maryland should have him, his peculiar
IDEAS represent them those honoed halls where
of the past have by their efforts built Nation
decide whether will place ourselves in
the position where rdcue will be haped for another six
years. and other States whether safe
honorable shall be the standard bearer the
Republican party.
To name the works of John W. Garrett since his man.
hood merely to recall the successful building up of
Nation he has been the forefront of those things
which have been done to the glory of name.
When about twenty-five years Of age he appointed to
the Consular service of the United States and in such
vice occupied positions in various countries
Later he transferred from the Consular service and
appointed Minister to the Argentine Republic the
greatest country in South America.
While still Minister to the Argentine in 1914 being
leave of absence in Europe he that likely to
break out and Immediately returned to the United States
and resigned Minister to peaceful country and
appointed by the President to return Europe take
charge of having Americans gotten safely from the warning
countries You all remember the trouble that Americans
had at that time in leaving those countries and returning
home John Garrett Maryander was in charge of that
work. and did it we'll
Then he was appointed by Germany and France to in
spect the prison in those two countries and though
lame spent twenty months actually living in the horrors of
prison of Europe and seeing that both nations les
sened the hardshps OF the enemy prisoners This work he
did well.
And then when the Nation involved in the war; John
W. Garrett appointed by President Wilson to effect
Treaty with Germany for the exchange of wounded prs
ers and as before John W. Garrett represented his Nation
with ~eSF
Later it being necessary that WISE able and conserva
tive American be appointed Minister to the Netherlands
(the country of Holland) President Wilson appointed
Republican who recognized American first John
W. Garrett and citizen of the State of Maryland
knows that the little country of Holland beset all
sides by warning powers and statesman of the highest
ability needed to represent American interests.
After the he returned home to America, his work
we'll done honored by his people, and then the Dsam
ament Conference and the representatives from all nations
seeing the necessity Of having of the highest type
the SecretaryGenera to take of the executive work
OF that Conference named John W. Garrett and again his
work well DONE and to him must be given of the
credit for the accomplishment of that Conference.
The men and of Maryland have the opportun
Senate.
VOTE FOR JOHN W. GARRETT
PRIMARY NEXT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.