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what» «.31.» 4‘” '"‘ mmm‘fikwwvm’“ I have opened a First Class the Lencioni Building at Also reasonable pricesin Cleaning and Dying. Goods ( for and delivered. Work Guaranteed First Class. “Suburban Special fifth Informal Prize. Masquerade Dance Tuesday Evening; February 29, 1916 10 N. Second St. Highland Park. Telephone 372 This Beautiful Home Centrd Cemetery Comma! 701-234 Muquctte Bu!“ Chicago, Illinois Music by the John A. Hand Orchestra of Chicago Then 'vill be a prize given the best dressed lady and gen- tlennn and the most comical dressed lady and gentlemen SuhsSponged and ‘Pressed_ 50 y! Harrison Street and Gross Point Road One-Half Mile West of Evanston All modem improvements A beautiful, new, non-sectarian Park Cemeterv where choice family rots may be purchased with perpetual care at reasonable prices on liberal terms for a limited time. Many families are surprised when death enters the home and this is a splendid opportunity to make preparation for the unforseen. Take C. GENTLEMEN: Without obligation to me kindly send catalogue descriptive of Memorial Park Cemetery. - North Shore Dancing Club NAME ................. ADDRESS ......................... Winnetka Woman’s Club ‘fiEMto Cherry and Oak Stud 5‘36.- M. LEVIN Telephone 1 103 $1350 undo: the auspice! 1:)f COUPON Tailoring and Repair Shop in N0. 10 North Second Street " Evuuton 42“ ( 8330 ' Central 1333‘ Goods called 50 cents age and then moved wnth hu par- ients to Poland. In the lame nun, ; where. us his mother once and. there iwz-re better educntmnll Adv-Mazes lfor the chddren. He entered Alle- j’gheny College, and when the var broke outâ€"then but 15 years of age wenhsued u I pru‘nte soldier. He .was promoted seven! times dunng ‘the war, and at Its clone returned ‘ home thh the comnnsuun of n hren-t THE HIGHLAND PARK ”33$. HIQHLAND PARK. Mr. Speaker, seventy-three yarn ago today Willinm HcKinley wu born in the little villus: of Nslu m the slate of Ohio. He rammed there unul he was nbout eleven years of It would be pleasant to retrace the steps of his early boyhood and pic~ ture the American home from which he sprang; his early school life and the building 0! character; his partici. pation in the debates, where he ac-; quired thnt‘ simplicity and directness of speech which, With A wellâ€"modu- lated voice and a strong earnestness ‘ and fervency of expression, made him later one of the most impressive ora- tors of his time. 1 would like to dwell upon his career as a soldier; the brilliant Achievements upon the field; ‘that dramatic inCident when, in the l flame of battle. amid flying shot and bursting shell, he bore the order of ‘his colonel, afterwards president of the United States, to a distant re(i» : ment. And then, too, when Sheridan ion his immortal ride down the valley ‘of the Shenandoah, found him rally- ! in; his men. the first to meet him and state definitely the military situation. ‘I would like to relate his strugglea ' as a young lawyer waiting for clients. and later his.success at the bar, and his ability as a prosecutor belore the courts of Stark county I would like to speak of him as the citizen, loyal ‘and true. and then as the man, his gentleness and his many amiable ‘traits of character and particularly ‘Ihis constant devotion to the invalid partner of his joys and sorrows. But ltime would fail me to speak of the lmany interesting sides of his life. land so I pass on to his national l career. "l 1900 he was reelevled. ()n the 6th day of September, 1901. while It- tending the exposmon In. Bufinlo. he was shot by an nssassm. 1nd there lingered between life and death until the 14th, when he died. This briefly is a sketch of his life. An [lupiring (‘nrm His wus an msplnng career. Ev- cry phase of it his something worthy of emulation and hope to American youth and manhood. McKinley was industrious and con- ;centrIted all of his faculties to I given purpose. When he first entered ‘public life he threw his whole soul 1and enesgy into It. He mId¢I it his l business not only to be I good mem- {ber of Congress but to be fire but tmember of Congress thIt he knew i how, Ind it is this diflerente between ldoing I thing well Ind doing I thing lthe best you knéw how thIt mIkes lthe diflerence lwtwcen the ordinarily successful mIn Ind the eminently 2 successful mun The extrI eflort lwhich is Ipplled in the latter use ‘hIs laid the foundItion {or the [rut charIcters in history. (‘onmtrIlloI ol Energie- Then, too, the proper concentrI- tion of efforts Ilong I given line of action il'inflnit-ly Mr?" thIn the dif- fusion of energies over I whole field From 1876 down to the day of me death he was in public Me, n I mem- ber of Congreu. u governor of hit state, Ind u president of the United States. For twenty-five year: he stood in the blaze of the fierce hght of public criticism. nnd there never ‘1; a whisper of suspicion u to his m- tegrity, his honor. or chnncter. tAp~ plause) In the House of Re; resnmmws, january 29, 1916 WILLIAM MCKINLEY Speech of HON. GLORGE EDMUND FOSS His llduulry was industrious and con- 1 of hl! faculties to a te. When he first entered xe threw his whole soul into IL He mm. it his Seen the ordinarily 1d (he eminently The extn eflort in the latter can i-uon {or the [rut to the day of hi! of Inbor, some of I‘hu‘h may be pro fiublo 1nd pom: unprofiuble. “I‘lnor n- the only key w appor- mmly. You Ire I” here to do porno- thn.‘ m w-rk nu! n duuny. to du- wmer (he (one: of nature And make them unr men'n up" and Hod'l pur McKinley. m one of hu npoochu, “1d: pone. Merlc-y whxlr :n longrcu duru‘l» ed hu eflurln urge!) m om- «hrechun. He naught in du mun-mung, Imd he {nul'd lhnl mmethmg w be 01: ml.- ter) of n grunt political prmrxpla “huh he [4118\011 mum! mun {or the hawk-mu u! m. Amcru-n pnople {huh “14111111 c-hw protn‘lmn lu Amt-Hum mduflnn. (Applluufi. He Ipplwd hlnlwl! day Ind mght m that one thxhg until u became the master of hm [re-x Idem The Mule! 01 I (in-Al Principle Swnt of hm crlnra hnu- mud this! he was In mun uf one xdeu, Ind {but was m:- argument which wan {re- quLll) uM-«i “(-ng hxm when he um Lunmmlrd {or preudenl of Un- l'mh-d Sun-s and In the umpngn {nliuuxng B.” 11 u better to be 3 master of um- lhmg ‘hnn to be I ml:- Ker of none. It 124 helur, n Jogh lhlhngs once und, "[0 known Ion lh-n so muny Hung: (but In?! no The men “ho h|\e been (you Ln hu- The men “ho h|\e been great lh hu- tnry hme been mun-tern u! an )del, lt ta written in the Holy ert thnt 1! one u futhful owr I few thing- he Will he mule ruler m er mnny thtngn. McKinley become 1 muter of the great pnnctple of protection, Ind linked hut permmlxty Interchengen- bly with It, so th-t when the people of thin country beheld hmx they saw, .5 It were. In hlm the prmnple {or whwh he Mood. When the dirt: hour of finnncul dlunter, want. rmury. And unhnpplneu came the [maple culled unto the mun :- their only Moses to lend them out o! the Wild- ernesx. and the muster of one ldel became the ruler of muny 1A5» plnuseL But pome of his Fruit! and: “Well, want; you w1ll find that he only known one thing.” And yet Mc- Kuxley hud Icqutrod In alullty to conventrlte hu I'hole M” upon the thing immedutely before him that to every great emergency during hu ed. mmntr-twn he proved hm'mel! more than equ-l. The muster of the tariff bocn'ne the rnnnter u! the currency end the (‘umm-nder m ( hte! of the Army md the ‘Nnvy, the muster mmd of a war lnetwc-en thu ruuntry Ind Spun. Political “my Another chnnrteruxu' u! McKinley urn hm polihrn! honesty. He 'II hum-n m hn speech; he Wu hone-l m hm “(non he made the thh the mhor. Hm- o! the man! IkaIng Incident: m Americnn politicnl hf. occurred In (he Rtpubhcnn nation-l convonuon m now, held In the City of (‘bxcnxa He hnd come to Out convenuon II I do!» exit: from the sum of Ohio. mumm- ed lo cut his won for John Sbcnnnn for president “'hen Sherman's Iur run nomad xmpoulble of ruhuhon name of McKinley“: {hands begun to You for hu'n, Immedmtoly in Iron, And. lundmg upon I (hut 1n the con \enhon, mud. Om Ipeerh. p0 ("no-1 of the man: “Mr. l’reudent Ind [Mailman a! {he rurncnlmn. l Mn hwr .- one u! the choury repreu-nulnu u! m) lute. 1 Im ere by repuluhon o! the rule Republic-n cornenuuu, pun-x1 vuhout I uncle daunting \‘usce, commnndma me lo an m) \ola {or John Shanna for president And to uu every worthy ends-var for hn nomination. I accepted (he (run bo~ nun my hurt 3nd judgmon! vero in «cord with the Mm Ind Ipll'fl and purpose of Lhn resolution. It has plcuel "rum colt-[run to cu! their vet»: for me :- president I um not mucnnhle to lhr honor 1hr)" would do me, but In the pretence u! the duty muting upon me I run rm! rem-In M- lenl With honor I run no! con-ul- enlly u'nh {hr “uh «I! (hr 9111: who“ rrrderlmln l l-elr. Ind ‘hlfh has trusu-d me; l (In rm! vulh honorable fidelity (n Juhn Shemun, who has trufled me In hxn cause And vrth hu confidence; 1 can no! connutenhly wnh my aim Hun of per-onnl 1n- lcgnty consent} or mm to ronunl, to permit my n-me {o be turd n I mndldalc below um convenhon. 1 would no! renpert myulf If I could find 1! In my hflfl to do no or permit (n l-- dune lhn! ‘hu‘h could evon be grnund fur Arynne to rapped (but I Inn-cred n: my loyalty (o ”hm or my dmmmn In lhe chic-Y «If her rhmt‘d 5nd (by chm! of mine I do not request «I demand-Aha! no delcflu who would not an rtflerhnn upon Inc shall an I hullot {or me " lApplnuul. After MCKIth)’ mud. th-l ubon ;Ip«-ch the eyes of the country he. grnuhd xur IF)!!!“- u‘nvered n: my Icy: dmntmn tn 1hr rhu- {hr «th of mme ml demand-Aha! would not an [1‘ shall an I MUM one squ-n umo riveted upon hlm‘ Here was I l)pe o! I public mun of which the country hnd won (00 little, Md from lh-l hour ho grew m popu‘ur "loan. The ponplo hnd mArLod the man. "in lnynlty to Party Principl- Anothor rmmurum o! McKinhy In In. unflmchlng loynHy Lo puny prmupk. “'hon other men "var-0d he did not. When Lb. McKinley bill bornnu I 11' And am following cloc- uon brou‘m his puny w deft-L loud And Angry were the cnucuml 3“ over the country min-1 him and the mousurv for which ho flood But Ml only "ply wu that the poop“ hld| not had tune to undouund the le- Klnloy lav. but they would no. in it their ulvnuon. McKinley It thh' tune. in on. of his Ipoochu. an! ”The frundu a! promotion should‘ not no!’ (altar. The fight I. only bo- fun I! tomporlrily loot. it 'u not Why J eopardize Your Health by Drinking Lake Water? In an mn He III loi‘nl to the prmctple vhlrhl he believed to be true. In dafut II wall u ln \‘Irtury Thu “range“ but th-t romu to men n the tool of loyalty ho principle vh-n mmln‘ly onruliod tn din-m. but the nun who. counpoutly land. by his rum wtll some by become the hero of the hour WWI-thew McKinle) vu not only [we ta'hlm» ”If, lmt he "In true to the pooplc. It might be “Id of him, up he once and of lancoln, that “he in of the pruple, fur thr people, Ind m-u-r alum: thr people " In hu upper?) up- on the 11!: u! that (TI-fl nun (And do" he l-Ul dun a picture «we-n of hxmwlfl hm nut "“hut urn the truth at «hunt- ur whlrh nude Alvr-hum Lmruln pmphrt Ind mutt". vnuwut u I'H'll. In the fire-tr“ (rm; 0! our hutury? What (no him ruvh mtghty power? Tu me the Arum" n rump). ~menln hud hulhllml' {nth m the peoplr. 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