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, 1926-11-11
St. Thomas News.

Mr.. John j. Hughes died suddenly at
his home yesterday morning and was
buried today at 10 a. IN.
Mr.. Hughes was d native, who had
resided for a long time in Denmark.
where he learned the engineering trade
at he famous Titan Works of Copenha-
gen.
He returned to St. Thomas several
years ago. and has been employed by
various concerns in the island. At the
time OF his death, he1 was with the Pub
, 1926-11-11
MUNSORLEANS WEATHERS HURRI-
CANE OFF HAVAN4

Battered and rust.streaked from the
heavy seas of the recent hurricane that
hammered her. the steamer MunsOr-
leans arrived last Saturday with a tale
Of near. Shipwreck that smacked OF the
old days round The Horn. The Munsor-
leans sailed October 10 from Galveston,
for San Juan, and all was lovely until
Tuesday evening when the barometer
dropped to 28.l0 as a grim calm pre-
, 1926-11-11

The schnr. "ResoIutioD" from St. Tho
mas arrived here yesterday moraing
with letter mail and parcel post from
the States and letter mail from st. Tho
mas and the following passengers: =
Carmen Thomas, BeryI Thomas and Geo.
Seaman.
The sloop "Eyerilda'' arrived here
yesterday morning from lorto.a. Pas
senger George James.
Movie patrons are reminded that the
greatest Biblical and Historical Photo
play entitled The Birth Of q Race" will
be screened in the Christianstee Theatre
this evening. See al on next page.
, 1926-11-11

lie Works Dept. working at the eastern
Reservoir.
The deceased is survived by bis wife
and daughter. both resident in Denmark,
to whom we extend coincidence The
Bulletin, 9Th November.
, 1926-11-11

lro... - H. Ioooc5atod p,,oee1
NO0Sj Ie"9 y '"0 H000V'"'0"
Mexico City.-Ten persons were KILLED.
and more than twenty eight others We're
injured due TO riots at the local elections,
according to late reports
Gettysburg Two army aviators were
killed when their airpIane crashed into
the side of South Mountain. fifteen miles
from this CITY, They were bound from
Dayton, ONO, to Boiling Field. Wash
, 1926-11-11
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FO st. OR ok.

-
l~ro.uL,dod 6.a,o ,,aytoydo,,e A,ge)
Znu meLnoei IoI Lieuei'h2le4 OUuoIiy
District (fle0lljg) remarked: Mr. Char
man. l have listened with considerable
interest to the views Of members on TINS
resolution, ana especially 10 Jnose OF
the plopoHehL Oh JAe D}i. III seems 10
me thaJlf something is iOC zone 10 heIp
the sugar industry OF 81, CfoiH me eH-
port duly will automatically stop. am
in iavcr Of forwarding a resolution 10
Washington asking that the sugar n
OuStrIeS OF THIS island Df neIpeI. III
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preparation has brought an end 10
their troubles and restored them 70
health, strength and energy in such
A measure as they had never expect
I'd 10 enjoy again. Wherever intro
duced, this remarkable health build
er has literally taken the town by
storm.
In praising Plant Juice for his
recent recovery 10 good health again.
4. l.. Hedge, of Route No. /, De
Berry. Texas, said:
''Jye never seen such Q remarka-
bic medicine as this Plant Juice is,
and I've taken a lot of them. TOO.
] tell you. three bottles have simply
given me amazing results.
Before got hold OF Plant Juice
I had the worst kind Of a case Of
stomach trouble and my digestion
just didn't seem 10 be any good at
all / was all weak, rundown. and
nat Of sorts, and though ] tried
about everything heard Of IN the
way Of stomach medicine. why. none
of them helped me one particle until
! got Plant Juice
"But the very first dose I took Of
this herbal medicine convinced me
that IL was just what l needed, and
as ] continued TO use il ] just kept
improving right along. And now ]
ran eat and sleep like a schOolboy.
My stomach just seems normal in
every way, and my kidneys seem
perfect have regHined all Of my
strength and weight. and just feel
iike a new man Believe me. Plant
Juice i s5me medicine.
Plant juice is sold in San Antonio
hf ah Of the Sommers drug stores.
and 4 sold b ali druggists every
NhsIe
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TEXAS LAUNDRY
MEN To MEET
IN s. A.
200 Delegates Expected
at Convention Here
Wednesday.

The Texas Laundry Owners associa-
ton, organized in San Antonio 10
years ago, will open It's annual con-
vention Wednesday, at the Gunter
hotel.
Approximately 200 laundry owners
from all parts Of the state are ex-
pected. The Rev. Arthur Moore will
deliver the invocation and Mayor John
W. Tobin will extend an address of
Welcome To the visitors. J. NJ. Boyle.
past president Of the association, will
respond.
To DISCUSS PROBLEMS
Cost accounting. advertising. laundry
Insurance, and the most important
problems confronting the laundry in
dustry will be taken up at the con-
vention which will last three days.
Wednesday afternoon will be given
over to a golf tournament for the as
sociation cup. A. A. Yates Of Dallas
now holds the cup. Wednesday night
= beefsteak dinner will be given at
The Gunter hotel. Sunny Bleyins has
promised entertainment at the dinner.
BILLION IN 1890
"A billion dollar industry by 1880,
is the slogan Of the National Laundry
Owners association, according TO T.
W. Patton.
W. A. johnson, president of the
national association. and A. STREET.
mater, editor of ''The Starch Room"
will be present at the convention.
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THOMAS H. ESSARY
BURIED AT DEVINE

The body of Thomas II. Essary, Il.
VINO died Monday at his home. 1915
West Ashby Place. was sent TO Devine
Tuesday for burial. He was n native
Of Missouri and had lived in San
Antonio 10 years. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Sarah f. Essary.
two sons, J. ". and d. NJ. Essary.
and two daughters. Mrs. S. II. Brite
aud Mrs. W. l.. Powell. all Of San
Antonio.
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PLANT JUICE IS
JUST WONDERFUL
SAYS TEXAS MAN
'pve Tried About Every
thing, But Never Saw
Such a Medicine Be-
FORE" He Says.

Scores Of grateful men and women
are daily indorsing Plant JUICE. the
great herbal medicine which is on
sale at the Sommers drug stores
ana is accomplishing such amazing
results here in San Antonio.
In their own individual and sim
eere way they tell how this great
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR ST. HEDWIG GIRL

Funeral services for Miss Christina
Kosub. 10, St Hedwig. who died Mon
day. were held Tuesday from st. He'd
wigs Catholic church. the Rev. Father
Przybyrowski officiating.
She leaves her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Kosub; two sisters. lot
Tie and Rene: and four brothers. Eu-
gene, Aarian. Felix and Houston.
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(Adrertisemenfl

ADVERTISEMENT
The public is invited to attend
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
AUTOMOTlVE
Service Stations, Repairing

BATTEKIEs-Autob battery eIectTiS service Gould Battery Service Co.,, TO Fast Main St, Urban & McEnroe Props. Tel, EOS.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Houses For Sale


RELVlpEKE-R Brighton St-, room cot- tage, just finished modern: sun rorrh. hot water, steam heat. fireplace, garage, etc. Phone Si4-a or 42JS
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

rMOBlI.E INslRANCR-alI kInd1
 Schnlt1 8 CnNttllo. Inc. 2t2 Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
HOMES FOR SALE
LOUIE S. JONES AGENCY

LOUIE S. JONES AGENCY '',
 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
 F COURT STREET. PHONE in. LENOX PLACES ROOM COTTAGE. FOREST STREETS ROOM COTTAGE BLACK ROCK AyE.-5 ROOM HOUSE. CEDAR STREET, FAMILY HOUSE. BUELL. sTREET-s FAMILY HOUSE EAST sTREET-s FAMILY HOUSE.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

WILL SACRIFICE ON THE FOLLOWING
 CARS.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HEATER THAN-payiug rent. Modern room bungalow on Monroe St.. only S6eoo. Near school and bus line. Hard -rarn CitN En-nn Assr faa Mn.r St
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

BROAD ST. SECTlON-House with store and large lot. owner leaving town.
 Sacrifice price sj6nh Small cash. Jo- seph 4. Carlson, lis Main St. Tel. lSi:.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Farms For Sale

FLAINVIILE-22 lots NIth 5000 grapt
 Nines: Price S56o0. Address A. J. Lau.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

OUTFIT Of rooms, living. dining and bed rooms at S549. This ts our ever present special, cannot be equalied To. cally. This CT any other furniture m your choice will be held for a Slo de- pos't. Doyle Furniture Co.,. 500 Main Ct
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
ACentS--ReaI Estate
Building Lots For Sale

hiNoAl'NIEW Street. Maple Hil Lot, size 5NNl4o feet. Inquire C. Garhn. NORTH STANLEY ST.-noar Normal school, lot to he sold at once. cheap. See Aaron Daniclson & Company. lSl Main St Tel 3l2l.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

ELECTRIC CLEANETS sold rented and repaired, Prompt scrvlrc hy live wire. Mr. AnlrNMs lls Arth st. TeI. l9sh
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
DrcSsmaking and Millinery
DyCing and Cleaning

LADIES X GENTS-Euits dry cleaned and rresscd N.oo. Flannel and serge drnss- cs cleaned and pressed. SIPS. SunE sponGod and pressed tQc. Garments of al kinds clcared and dyed at reason- a'lo prt"cs ,ioods called for and dellv- cred. Star Cleaning Co, 229 North st. TeL 2SS4. Branch office, 293 Main St. Tel elT5
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

CARS WAsHED-and polished. si hour service. Bennett Motor Sales Co.,. c6V Arch St. Phone ce62,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HARRISON .-9.lamiiy house. is rooms. Fireplace steam heat. 9.car garage.
 Carlson Carlson, iG1 Main st. Tel. iSi7.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

FIRST QUALITY Maple Syrup delivered in New England, $500 q gallon, Fred B. Chhse, HlIlshnrn. N IL
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

kENslNGTON-Ne Near upson's Corner, one family house, rooms. all modern con- Nenienees. with garage; aiso 2 cottages rooms each and hath, new building 10 be finished May ist, Inquire F. L. Norton, Eenslnrton
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

NINE ACRES-of land, aii TI7IaEIe-
 room house Located In East Berlin . minutHs from depot. GOODS for 20o0 chckonN largo barn. fruits, vines, etc, Price Si7ho. Peter he Nuzze, s4 Spring St. Phone eSlS.n
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

CONCORD ST.-S room cottage yII6 car garage. Price 1S0oo Terms reasonable The w. L. Hatch O.. City Hall Phone Ss00
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HOMES FOR sALE-in an parts of the city Louis & Jones, Agency. IT Court St Phone Ill,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

BEDROOM SET mahogany sofa and 'hair couch md mattress. ehld's rock Ing chair, ohilds table. ovorconts. waffle iron for gas stove. hooks pictures i9 Strong Court, Flalnyiie Phone ll
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

BABY CARRIAGES-us low as ise5;
 also go-cars at Slo96. Maekay & Wal len, G3 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Household Articles

MALT AND H0Ps+nlso complete assoTt. ment of bottlIng supplies. l. Gourson. 2S Nartforh ANe.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

ARCH ST EADIATOR WORKS -eaKt repaired, new cores Installed, bodies and tsndeTs quickly repaired. Best equipped shop in town. l07 Arch St. Phone l70S g. Wolf. Prop. guc tn Hutnuls' Bros.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

JOHNSON ELECTRlC-floor wax polish cr g per day, runs from plug or lamp socket, RackNme Bros. Call lO74
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

AUTOMOBILE FEPAIBT>C-.lus' the place you are looking for. l'ino garage, brick building 5N-.t r.. "lrarr. ranr1:
 drlver ay, for reut 0" tor 'a with mod crH fHga" family hodsc Nn}Iy Jos"ph 1.ardTerr. 4q Wood'ant ST. Tol. 16l0-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

BRA2lNNf-anl acetyleue wciLine, e rEcn removed. Hardware City Welding Com.
 pAnv. III Franklin St., TauT. lei. 2SG0.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HAYWOOD Baby Carriage; reasonable. Gall 200i.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
FINANCIAL
Mortgages
4S-IS

BUILDING LoANS- and eecond mortg- ages moderate rates. p. C. Bor l62 MORTGAGEs-Penty of money for second mortgages. The Fidelity Finance Corpor- ation, liO Main St. Tel. 3l"1.
 MONEY TO LOAN $gj 900 10 loan on second mortgages Apply to Aaron Dan- ielson Company. l3i Main St. Tel. MONEY TO LOAN-Second mortgages. Schultz Costello. 242 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HNNGE-Vtllase Crawford Royal Com hination. Reasonable. Good condition. lnl kenslnglnn Ave. lst finor. ThI ool
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts

-, ALLEN ST, 4l5-Ncar Relvidere, rooms,
 aJl modem, steam. Garage. Inquire 2ud floor. III AMMAN ST, e77--5 rooms. 2nd and
 @ri floor all modern. low rent. Inquire
 21A Chapman St
 CLARK ST, l-Tenement of rooms
 Estate Lewis Cohev, COLUMBIA ST, ?5-tenomcnt of rooms all improvements lst floor Inquire l0S Winthrop St. Tel l55o COMMERCIAL ST 94 Modem 5 Iarcs
 rooms, all mproN en"uts. Phone 2SR-S CONNECTICTT AVE. S5---6 rooms on 3ri floor, all Improvements, Apply 37 Com
 nrcfirut Ave.
 C1.ENll. AMI ST. M rooms. pI mod orn. Tel. 230l-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
REMOVAL USED CAR SALE

REMOVAL USED CAR SALE WILL SACRIFICE ON THE FOLLOWING
 CARS, ws srs NOT going 10 carry over any used cars 10 our new place DODGE BRoIHERs- 1928 Sedan. lssl Touring. 1893 Touring, 1923 Coupe 1923 Roadster, BUICK
 1a:t Touring, roRps--
 1925 Coupe 1924 Coupe. 1923 Coupe 1921 Sedan,
 TERMS ARRANGED THE s. Y. MOTOR SALES CORP, i65 ELM ST. TEL. 75i. DEALERS IN DODGE RRoTHERs MOTOR CARS AND GRAHAM
 BROTHERS TRUCKS.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

AUTO ELECTRIC SEEVICL-PAtsU auto aud radio hUtterics. Starting, lighting, ignition. li4 Franklin S4uale. C. A. Abetz.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
irSuranCC-All Kinds

AUTOMOBILE NsUENNCE-O Order now md have dated and ready April 1st, w.h the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. Louie s. Jones Agency. IT Court St. Phone I4i
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

SEWING Clearance Sale of Singer, White Domestic. Standard New Home. etc, all rebuilt and guaranteed. Elo to S5o. Ton cannot afford to be without q sewing machine at these prices, Reliable repairs and supplies, all makes White Sewing Machine Co. :ei Main St, New Britain. Conn. Tel. SN-5
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BUSINESS SERVICE
Lawyers--Pntent Attorneys

NEW ENGLAND PATIENT AGENCY Booths Block. Est, lss6sby Jas. shep. ard, Louis M. Schmidt. 2b9 Main st
 Telephone New Britain and Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

KITCHEN RANGE with new water front and new gas stove for sale reasonable. Inquire SS Nallnce
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Garages To Let
Motorcycles aud Bicycles
Service Stations, Repairing

lNuIA& SCOTT. IYai -barGaiu al .i%E
 Must soil quickly. Good condition. C.
 NE. Wai's. l61 East St l1aMviIIu.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

GET BusY-and grab ms brand new : family room house on south st,, near So, Main, with ono car garage at ti,0o0, You can't go wrong here Hdware City Co.on, Assn, ls2 Main st.
 GOLD sT--riGht near Broad street. where property increases In price every day: 6-tenement building and 4.tenement building, Al~Ays rented Hnd everything IS in good condition, Gan be bought right, Rahncw- -Rasehkow Real Estate Co. SOl Main St, Phone iSi0.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
InsuranCc-All Kinds

ACClpENT automobile and nie, su1etJ fidelity bonds. Philip Nj Pagan. Ger
 lne, l3l Main. Room y and ( Tel gIe,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

TWO bedroom sets, consisting of dresserg, beds, mattresses and springs. Call after o'clock il East Main St. Mrs. Fer guSOu,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

TNTtlNLF N UEWINtf GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENCY q l22 MAIN ST. PHONE 20cs.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucb For Sale

Autos and Trucb For Sale | PEERLESS SPORT TOURING, is?S--New paint. good rubber. Try it, IL Is real find at a price you can afford, Frank lin Motors of New Britain, ti9 West Main St.
 HUnsoN COACH. iess-,A good roomy pass. car. Mechanically Al, good paint. good rubber. and the price is right. A. C, Hswker. Tel. 9456. STAR, le2i-eport roadster, excellent con- diton. Tel. iSi1-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

bLaNh krCh ANE.-6 room cottage and sarge, fireplace and all ether conven- fences, prica reasonable. The W. 1. Hatrh Co, City Hsll Ride.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

WALNUT DINING ROOM sUITE-con- siSting ot buffet, China cabinet, exten- sion table, . chairs and 1 armchair, up holstered, genuine leather, Apply Max E"inhold, John A. Andrews, Inc, l32 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

HAEnW ARE CITY C0- operative Asgo.. specialists in Autnmab.lo Accident end H"ehN lrS. Frank IT. Shields. Mgr.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Moving. Storing. Grating

Moving, Storing. Grating 20 ASHES TAKEN oUT-and yards clfaned, very reasonable price. 9i Hayes St. Tel, a7s6-5, from to 2'30 and after C, ASHES romoved Also light trucking Harold Middleton, 4S Barnett st, Phone aiSl-2,
 ASHES REMOYED--and light trucking OKeefe Brothers. ls0 North st, Tel. l0i3-li.
 AUTO EXPREss-and delivery. Ashes removed. c. F. Twnins. 2 Long s,. Phone 3sSo. FURNITiiRE-an piano moving: genera trucking of all kinds. Geo. II smediey 6s Bassett st. Phone R3s-7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
BRITAIN's GENERAL STRIKE

One of the worst industrial conflicts in the
history of the world would to have started in
Great Britain, where general strike in a number
of industries has been called as the result of the
long drawn out dispute between the operators of
the coal mines and their employees Such
flict is very far reaching thing, and likely to
have good deal of influence the labor move
ment all over the world. including this country.
Labor troubles in Great Britain have been
more serious than in this country, partly because
the hard conditions created by the war bear with
great severity upon the wage-earners, naturally
creating much discomfort, and partly because
boshevistic spirit borrowed from Russia has led
the wage earning elements in many cases to make
socalistic demands that would not help them and
would work against national welfare.
Many of the capitalists of that country have
not seemed to thoroughly realize their duties to
their workpeople, and the employees in some cases
have seemed to think that they could dictate to
the whole country the things that should be done
TO relieve the situation. When two elements get
into that irreconcable attitude there does not
seem much left but to fight the situation out
though the suffering created is pitiable.
1t is possible that this strike will be of short
duration, as sometimes people draw back from
rash step when they its results really upon them
and happy settlement may be reached soon.
American sentiment would say the way to
settle such question to submit it to fair
arbitration, and all parties should then submit to
the decision. If they would do that it would be
far better for all concerned and would save the
incalculable lasses which big strike will involve
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
MAY THOUGHTS

May is said to be the month of promise and
promise is frequently not equalled by performance
The farmer plans wonderful crop in May. Then
along comes some pesky little bug and eats that
crop for his breakfast and never says thank you.
The home gardener. also often finds that the
performance Of May is not equal to its promise He
plants those glorious flowers that look so fat and
bursting in the seed eatalog. And then comes
along Mr.. sun and dries them up and Mr. Eain re
fuses to give them drink.
However. each May is welcomed with new en-
thusiasm If Mays performance was always equal
to its promise, if sil gardens and plans ripened
fully. there would be nothing left for humanity
to dc.
May simply says give you 81 days of beauty
and hope, and opportunity to work II you take
advantage of them you win gain enough to amply
pay you for your effort.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
RINGING THE LIBERTY BELL

The government is to issue special postage
stamp in honor Of the Philadelphia sesqui-centen-
NAL having picture Of the famous liberty bell on
il. The old bell is worth this publicity, as sug-
geation of the saner methods of celebration that
prevailed in those days.
When the patriot forefathers wanted to cele-
brate the Declaration Of independence, they were
satisfied to ring this famous bell. It's melodious
tones were adequate to express their Joy. They
did not, like some later corners. burn up valuable
property with their bonfres or have their children
discharge dangerous fireworks and get hurt there
By !. in order to express their joy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
TELLING TAMIAMI TRAIL TALK

The Miami Daily News puts the question
squarely up to the state road department in this
way:
Collier naturally desires to have the first
traffic across the Everglades on the highway which
will pass through his county without touching
Monroe county, while the Chevalier Corp. and
other owners of large tracts in Monroe county
favor, of course, the route which will be of the
greatest benefit to them. But the citizens of
Florida, as whole, would not give penny for
the difference, seeking only open cross-state
highway at the earliest possible moment.
IF the Tamiami trail can be opened by Sep
TENDER l. it CAN BE, the people of Florida
generally can see no reason for delaying the open
ing another year.
"The question is squarely before the state
highway commission for
"Shall the Tamiami trail be opened Septem-
Der i 1926, some uncertain date in future
years?a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
THE POPULAR WILL

Elihu Root, former secretary of state, said in
recent address that the popular will is not effec-
tive in gettings things DONE because it does not
get to work early enough. He feels that political
issues are largely settled before people wake up
and find out what is going on, and then all they
can do is to kick and criticize.
The politicians all know what is going on be-
cause that is their business. The newspapers are
ready to tell the people if they viii listen. The
Citizen certainly makes an effort to do So Accord
ing to Mr.. Root, the people should join political
organizations. and follow the leaders thereof and
then their desires will count.
The real reason why so many people take no
part in politics seems to be that there millions
who take no interest in the subject, and either will
not take the trouble to register and vote, else
they forget about voting when election day comes
Considering how their interests are suffering as
the result of political mistakes, this does not seem
like an intelligent point of view