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L~XJ~ OOt~NTY' 5 i MARC~ 29, 1912. flhIflT pNld1 tI &R &Ttones agansnt the portidy aofK4u Aid. rlch or agatat h yaf iC ~pI~C~IINiittii FIGHWOOD MEETIN(U cannon? poeten gia i ?ovn of LIe foli-y "Wa. i rts.berdauu h Ewl.q .l l uým-Cidat ')0"o a l t~tor ttioahi propoUi 1 1912Canddatefor Congre.Front This throaféned undor tle regilse.01 oSal' District Mode Mefing On flNOifh loner? short. -And what dos oa ies&y »v? la ho -1 George P. Engelhard, candidate for 4f) sertain tbe sentimtent et ies OOMttu- to Nt'LiK ogrestram the Tonti congrosâ- ente o!fie dlatiet j tonal district. met vlth 4a is15g ne- a"Wiiaf sotion doe ho propMoeOf ' I ception a Highvoad Wedl. Mch. M tre10,.o.o mr ffcl He addreased 0.-er 100 voter, tui tiihe tli ueio. rmr9oef pl EOFLE'S TICKET K. P. hall. Alderman Mortin X-Itrsa.rtvy.euals ban preclded over the naly. Speeches *'Wbeiee P i. a fluneci an vae.mmd. hy )!r. iCimbaliAttorney the inAtter of regol" oaor fie gant A. v. Smith and Mr. Engeihari. Alter trets nfsud umonopolse t uame Dov l O 'For Town Cktrl .r the speeches an enfhuel.atlc Bugol- a poulipa fte ti th people lu a Vay FRA.NK i)OLP1U haUtclub vas organizel-- piseticafli-»d f0sa osat fiatt vonl nia"Cfe k al thase present enrolling as meuniers taxationiof the Auodcan ootoute of the club. iiy the. unfflksi a nsd agatoat vit 1i For Mr. Engothard sald la part: tiO coloies Wm f sflintly and eo o;. . TuIT. "The Issue lu the Prent caupi*g i vctorimoy roeete, nss but a f110? M.TLIT counnW otnte ann tlon, and this IJue Wîer. do.m te stand on fthesuijeo la fuadamanetaly -the same la t.t ,ouutary revinton. la ho Ws the []For laer a Shail the people raile of! blAit tht propoad Aldrich bill or ta lhe oppomel H. Sb,' Y~Evarons forma of speclal prIvflse t<> ,If lie Ellifu LeoeIi.r rut,! Shali the trusta fuIe thé'-- ihit? If forit, onvhbatgrguý aor ~ . Hi~~'. ~~tion, or shaîl the nation ruletie fs foppoeed f0 tt. for vhat reseon tui trustasshort, in ht for the Peopri r lahe J.8 i)EINi.EIN 11"incoin dectared tha t trou. the be- agaliest tlem' -gtning of dîme tva priaciples have "The peopte of il dintriet, nov that ,..esikt-ol bePa.uO(todlirnCftcy)@tood face ta face sud viii ever con- ho la agahn a Cadte, vant ta> knut 14 ~ P Ni. S iTH ti.iue to strugUle. The one lithe coun- and have a right f0to proat mon riglit of hums.nty, ard the allier vhat ho viii do. Wtll ho Un5e titias la the divine ight of kinga. horetfofoe, vttb the povOrs Of ni- For 8-hoî,i Tni-.."W are tond of hoasttng thatithis la rgîaeons vea]th or wiii ho romain C.F TII. the land cf the free auad the honte of s itaad.pAtter und takevrte. durins the brave.. But is t? Can we de- 1 hecaipalan under. the poal that bis- clare that ve are freo when the forces' record speaki for Itself, ta wih It ............. of Kraft sand Of mOneY and Of mnopotY xay ho sald that il is record ipeaka rampantîin evr state and lu a for tetf, it hal nothing tu a y save ,positon fa controt. asthe recently di in -biis unquallfled condamnation, nat lhe. United States Senate ana' the go mauch perhapa for detîberaf e hotray- -bouse af repre$enlatîves atiltashing- ai of hls trust as for alnmbering at tou? Wiien they have h4en able f0 hlisoaetry'a pont vhile the encmY vas, *ta naMne the secrelary of a govertient mounting the entrenchmentis ad tak4 cepartmtent who becante the wllting 1ing possession of theo pea$P& popertY ,hiai of a band of coasl)lra:ors alilng: and iberties- aif thé rahbery of an entire territory! "There ls t this time another can- ,of the nation; when we peupîle, permit didate la the field vho bas Juît dis- rour lîberties thus to b u nderrnined! covered that he la the mai afi-the and trampled under foot. aur hgh heur for the congressoaAl position ta deiis tara Inta fragments, and when succeed Mr. Fons, Concernlng M.r- »epermit ourseives and aur rl'zts George W. Pauttîn. nothing need by ilh sold into the captfvlty of the s9ld rave that for thse entiro perlio biugii monapolles wblch uow domJnatc ot mr. Fons incumboncy ho has bees aur overy Induitry and are now reach- ,i os otvgaasspotranA Ing out ta contraI the marey sYstem uo s faithfut henchumn. For yeara he 0bf the nation. h las been shoutlng the virtues Of Foas "For years George Edimannd Fonsas ni ierouncing auY aid ant candidates boha representedi tis intelligent con-,who dared ta dispute Poua rlghfta - ='~~"~'greaalanal district tn coagressanad! perpetual ruIe. aid nov that ho htm- »pUbUIuM VotelIIIO0 whàt ban- boon bis record? self, flred vith amb>ition han enterod conne:"ln t enoug titat ho aIdadInla ecur-! the lisaagaîn8t Posa s a Scanidutto. ubeilftiug Sy nos s àcandidate 1îng a ev dollars for îmPrevînt thOabe lEnds htmsetf confroted by the o4 e,WM .mit g * 1 Q, s«At-Wankegan harbor or for îaêaîlng à songe ai praise ho ha. been Sbouttig j ur t&k&. Cua,. 1pietge my training station Mear the capital ctty for Fo theao manY Years. sange Mti*d ansuuuiifg effort. to<ofai LA. couty? jwhich nov ta hlm have hecamo PRà tàeAow to the test o .ny aiity Is If oaough tistea o uold declatro demoniuof dtscoantafcontradiction.s tuc, regard for tw riglfa muid1 that ince ho has doue nothing very andi a Try dingeof oe a." Itd-wi W leil 1bai fiat thie Justlifes bis retentira of Neauc..hldhodha- ta-n epant the congresslonai office lu PerpetultY? The INDEPIENDIENT 4«a more mab. J *000 Çua and un intoetins a sit asaufficlent defease oa i s setbrs an latheeti.im advertJoing sudrsaauii rz-cî,o, o uu-lw.vote Mr the liguitaus tariSf bitl that madu UIn Lakes eoufty. v «Wi.i the ame ast fat otfavery he voted as ta gtoves and hoslery?__________ 1*àbldlng ctizen. "With what measure ai constructive lgur24 ,týio9 ~~el Lawlàra down tee ighte and legisîstion dartng al bis tenure oet A loee,2 OtioS of bisîoffice ta wblch 1 aspire and office bas be,,heen Iientlfied? R iochester, N. Y., bas recuveri lrom a If ~Iata% i il Diiho tan vlb te bud long aid men rattack o kldooy trouble, O1ah1té pow0W.Il le4 1 . Dd esad htegaliat ba h icure heing due ta Foiey Ldns Pille. m1e thao pavera ald dus with a [or insurgents who tbrust themselves IAller dotaiinot bi. case, ho »Ys- "1 au0 0. fiss fie u'sponoilnilify pat-éd os efare the ruthless march othe lut e nîy.ry1di o sr ur I ~e"Ffoloy Kdasy Pila. a fv iys flue IÏ* le no ther pronîiie wbk-h est.atiWashington, wha cbecked thêtr rmy bekais counpkl? t meitusand 1 au aUo n Mer usa, la o.y opinion jaivaie snd vbo won go glrious a fit gu-aty luProved. MY kldeje '.paWey mite, or pertnn, il mais. victory for the. cause of popular rate beease eranfor, dsiz s plia W ieaensd t- Ture -r-aectfily andfor o ~1e? Ivosno longer asiooed at niht. i VEIb*nan W. cOfly "adlforbise vopern u actno ri100 per eSnftetter ines uaiug Foley Mhaz W.Coly bs vles ingoutIn laron Kiinte..Pille." Forsale bai il) citg SRPECIMEN BALLOT* TOWN 0F WEST DEERFIELD Annual Township Election Tuiesday, April 2, 1912 TOWN CLERK People's Ticket For Supervisor C.W. PETTIS Fcr Town Clerk, F. H. MEYER For Assesor FIRED MAU For Collectr JJAIM SRYÂN r For Couumisioner ofHglav JOHN IJAGGIE 18« busic aio Pecer jJAS. H FRITSCH ,ForCotbl -. C FOR SPEC1A(, Q) Independent Ticket; lily Petifinký For superviser Fi GIEO. ROCKENBACH For Town Cleni For AgmeSor For Coltector For Cannai isioner cf Hlghvals For justice of pec For Con-table GRAVEL TAX tire WSU MiN r oPEOPLEUS PARTY (By Petition) -l ALFRED G. MAETRER For Towni Clerk C. C. GERBERT For Assessor GEORGE M. WEIDNER For Cllcctor HENRY WEIDNER For Cammiasioner ai Highways STANLEY T. FOOTE For choot Trustèe CASSIUS J. MASON For Constable o I NDEPEND!ENT TICKET (Ey Petition) For Supervisor Q For Town Cleik --E D - For Aisessor FRAN~K WEIAND For Collector For Commissioner of lilgh.s'yg For School Trustee For Constable INDEPENDENT TICKET (By Pofuluon) For Supmeruor For Towiicrk For seuaor .El For Colector CHESTER A. WOLF For Commiesioner ai Highways <f y') th m à lte dNa 00 e Ssm ftw eOuls0i.r Suliryn bo - O~Haa 5 s~e4tomsat. oeTue v$*tory 30000ofntbmobll 114 ~ ~ ~ ~ pU MAF% NQe* UNT1USUS laetalauen. ob. 0 t. i C.No ImýAîe4;r bae"ew' be tbIle300,000nonahi' 14Ulmê ~ foi, àof ad jtea. 'Wu cslo upm4q Atê 710" gem eed= Z h. dy A' -1 - .9tb.e t.~tu coSu ,e el b ~ lii I~ ti t400101vu on, 1 =ss-Uea" . At add f» sp.' AS *l4 ut tlo . 155g tii.,u ea' m thtfl 1 tb o te obr lah TMr 1brWx*cnetono h a$0 lat& lae s oId«. ut TsUith i ý anothremia » the'àotw m mbm tesuAf fiateÀ f ,SOO-4AoiIU Oththe at&OMd adnt iria.Ccl,, u o» S8o ~and te 0> tiner ettd p N<Y. lu 8mt VaS IChalo n sx1te hlju t& ttth* A twuVor e oeeano fit vs ame uthnne.lb~ tDelDJubewalrb. e Booe g m oopret, ba ta ps,3pd th Tts éllnothdeoS u mm.. Tia. caetu th* - OdOU te- utc~usuiy' callofl i u et 2a 'fim hi iso a i lt and t«.et avv t e oe o x6mt oft Roormaetaflves and 4W f* Ot ~ 18 4roh,3l. ,Thomaei U.Jou"..90 I*gsu Gray' repreomted fie WancbktBt die. joue, 66i*.fti0, D.a.s55, rOR SPAVE S MA=I iru.by uuprltend ut otua- TC; ft Sebèflou et cotnty and state bp- w14ev. 4thon the shifulaicomal blroormbl dvote lmillige. more tha"Sdo uties, et. mt Wue.rtubt t thé,fieheifaut 9 &hi Of W' le. buh m isa.im llhxmplio oflonri tlteii 551kdobmu proNolo iuitiflton.A àUt U nuors * ,eelî-oowColor Jet Black vîth White Star Confrris o grnd odg roit. br vi. lome..d fth andc *Ou t & " seat* i Grand Lode Offleot fflail fiet a crra" loo ontsod pm yrola Grand Chancollor Charte. LU Bitter, vm.t.Wuly r.pr'ovol i is bI OUerl 1if'poleSooiiandmol addr"»sd fthé meetinz tu a Tory *b Ibis.. -,amai" exOiaim* ieuddil n- 0 foeof ad Pefeat.y Sudand AU Right misiler. Bl. romaks ao veil a. fiose yuuagete. . sftd s date» vbo I ou-'- l l avor of in D r epc ot.afer g malolceffleersfol- I0tbU*..heh EeyRcp to*rim.verealoi to lie «Tfao. 1 upi en ti ae meusé," gel. ioo.sveit and the advaneod political ,rctle l. weOUtIong elaadilnteoftheti.adult topti. "but>fithn. YODite, propaedionOte eI0cooet stands for.Hoe F or Fanther Partionlar, d e. vank af the.comiiig year In the lixiges ai. barntu tai, cars ci fber ittie boy would ma. a governor trom vhoao of the district und ot eutbusing mou- andt f itou. ber buaY' , Watl.l. 83-tsdmiistatiton a reforua of tUn ondi- nbr ad polntlng out te them the part tfi at *W&sfoah " . s the hum>tios awhieh have diagrac eatate C harlesG(oodo*nq they iould eondeavor to play inthe it.pertinent queilon. fond bopoluiiy b. auticipated.-Raek- . r . *I'V ~ i grat of the orgarization. fr eule d. -. .D .Lbtfe i SPEOIMEN BALLOT. TOWN 0F VERNON ANNUAL TOWNSHIP ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 29 1912 TOWN CLJERK. Public ,crlber à *,,irt 0' t.. Se ho ciaims a Wsukg RI pTh..1 Iber For School Trustee For Constale .J JULIUS IHOEFTEMAN L SEC1ME N B A L LOT - TOWN Of GRANT ANNUAL TOWNSHIIP, ELECTION, 1UiESDAY9 APRIL 2. 1912 o [JFEUX j 'OL [JWILLAM V. JACKC WJAMES L.RKIN' -- Foc Cleft QROgERT VOÇT For ou.OeohHg (Il For BupervIsor n WILLiAM STRATTON For Town Clati :SON [ W. M. EARNST puFr Asesoor Q ARRY DALZIELL For> Coieefor > L GUY MORRELL N G. W. JACMSN Town Clerke> ECON VERSE MARBLE Far Am.msor E For Colweter fr "CMIWu.lio iUgwy ~P~Q4L *K&eLTAX '-'r' ,o C o the '1 ilate rect i 18531 Anir the fi Wisa Party, rdu,., Illina, Vanli. that i & Col tri lin nilDui the la m C hairte th e Ja and ir cat ion Eports ihere chairn Ti tion. nl to hav Di motion large i teptinr )faith - 1 1 Aeý/,