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APRIL 24,tU'9.08f
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The Commoner.
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Pushing The Commoner Million Army Plan
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jluiuuku j.ub ouinioner s million army
plan it is hoped to circulate this publication in
every precinct- in every state in the union. To
this end The Commoner will be sent to those
who take advantage of this plan for GO cents
from now until after the November election.
Cut out, sign and return the certificate
printed on this page for your own membership.
Or if you do not care to mutilate your copy of
The Commoner send in a request asking for a
number of blank certificates and they will bo
forwarded to you, thus enabling you to give
your acquaintances an opportunity to join in
the work of building up the "army of a million
plan" and enabling them also to secure The
Commoner from now until November, 1908, for
only sixty cents.
It is not possible to print in full the letters
received at The Commoner office and relating
to the Million Array plan, but extracts from
some of them are given below:
J. C. Moyer, Canton, O. Enclosed you will
find money order for $7.05 for subscriptions to
The Commoner. Send me ten more of these
membership certificates.
C. D. Newman, Winfield, Kan. Enclosed
you will find $2.40 for four subscriptions to The
Commoner, Please send me some more certifi
cates. S. L. Cantrall, Fern, Idaho. Find enclosed
$1.80 for three subscriptions to The Commoner.
Please send me some more certificates and some
sample copies.
Henry G. Guynn, Celt, Mo. Enclosed find
money order for $3.00 for five subscriptions to
The Commoner. Please send me five one mil
lion certificates. Will try and get subscribers.
Bruce Peterson, Ilasco, Mo. Find enclosed
60 cents for one subscription to The Commoner
as per million army plan. Please send me a few
blanks and I will try to help the cause.
A. D. Polleys, Melrpse, Wis. Herewith find
money order for $1.80 for three subscriptions
toThe Commoner Send me twenty-five more
blanks and a few extra copies of The Commoner.
. Mrs. E. G. Davis, Newtonia, Mo. Enclosed
please find $3.00; for five subscriptions to The
Commoner. Praase send some more memoer
ehlp certificates.
B. B. Fichtner, Confluence, Pa, Please
And enclosed money order, for $3.00 for five
subscriptions, to The Commoner. Please send
me. about fifteen or more certificates.
W. B. Sneed, Nashville, Tenn. Please send
me one-hundred membership certificates. I ex
pect to go to work actively to secure subscribers
at the next meeting of the club.
Thomas E. Hamrick, Clayton, Ind. En
closed please find check for $2.40 to pay for
four subscriptions to The Commoner. If you
will send me twenty-five certificates I will try
to assist in the good work that is progressing
bo rapidly. I have the utmost confidence in The
Commoner and think that every committeeman
should become interested in its circulation.
W. H. Herrald, Orrville, O. Enclosed
please find two certificates signed by two repub
licans. These two conversions were made by
me from arguments taken from The Commoner.
Would be glad to have some more certificates.
Joe McCrum, Atchison, Kan. Herein you
.will please find my check for $1.80 covering sub
scriptions to the persons named on certificates.
I think the army idea an excellent one. Please
send me more certificates.
J. M. Jones, Clearwater, Kan. Herewith I
send you eight subscriptions with certificates
signed up to be enrolled in the million army.
I want to do what I can for the cause of true
democracy. Send me some more certificates.
M. J. Lawlor, Scranton, Pa. Enclosed find
postoffice money order for $1.20 in payment of
two subscriptions to The Commoner. 'Kindly
send me half a dozen blank pledges. Think I
can secure a few more subscriptions.
J. W. Hohlj Newark, O Send me a dozen
Certificates.
W. J. Troutman, Westmoreland, Tenn. En
closed find $1.80 for three subscriptions. Please
send me three more certificates."
Each of the following persons has sent in
five yearly subscriptions to The Commoner: G.
W. Sockwell, Greenville, T,exas; W. S. Wells,
Manistee, Mich.; J. K. Ball, Letart, W. Va.; W.
A. Gillespie, Springs, N. M.; Carr & Freehafer,
Council, Idaho; R. K. Pemberton, Krebs, Okla.;
'Jno. A. Schutz, Pandora, O,; Jno. Witschy, Fair
view, Kan,; Geo. Brancht, Joy, 111.; W. U. Sul
ser, Ireton, la.; J. M." Wright, Kelly, Ky.; W. A.
uVlntBnu' 5b'; 7- J Rcynls. Modesto,
I"-' Chas' Kisllg, New Martinsville, W. Va J
M. Touchstone, Corsicana, Texas; John Le Valley,
Medina, N. Y.; H. O. Shannagel, Strasburg, ill
.Martin Rozema, Seattle, Wash.; Lewis Lively
Elvaston, 111.; W. M. Sweet, Fillmore, N. Y
K. J. Basel, Lake Arthur, N. M.; D. B. Smith'
Cedar Point, Kansas; John B. Lacey!
Hunters, Washington; Milton Baker, Sa
llneyillo, O.; F. E. Hubbard, Springdale, Ark.;
j. W. Bishop, Wonewac, Wis.; Jno. B. Defller,
Johnstown, Pa.; O. T. Loomis, Demossville, Ky.;
Francis M. Robey, Carmel, Ind.; W. M. Web
ster, Jr.; Prairie Dell, Texas; A. E. Schooley,
Austin, Mo.; Frank Farmer, Oolitic, Ind.; W.
C., Snodgrass, Gordon, Kan.; E. H. F. Schneider,
Lawrence, Kan.; J. V. Wayman, Santa Rosa,
Cal.; T. J. Knisley, Lost Creek, W. Va.; A. II.
Anderson, Humboldt, Minn.; E. H. Marlow,
Walker W. Va.; Pat Garvey, So. Kaukauna,
Wis.; Ben Guldner, Frederick, Kan.; C. B. Mc
Cray, Corry, Pa.; L. P. Johnson, Phillipsburg,
Kan.; S. S. Reynolds, Brady, Neb.; J. H. Dale,
Boone, la.; L. E. Humrichouso, Versailles, O.;
Sol Taylor, Prairie City, Ore.; F. M. Sturgis,
Franktown, Va.; C. A. Stranahan, Spartansburg,
Pa.; T. W. Huston, Unionville, Mo.; Alex S.
Lewis, Dawson, Okla.; B. C. Bradshaw, M. D.,
Arrow Rock, Mo.; W. L. Walton, Bantry, N. D.;
Austin Wright, Sparta, Wis.; L. C. Thomas, Sup
ply, Okla.; Iola B. Dunn, Chicago, 111.; S. Light,
Beaver Dam, O.; Jno. Ehmann, Cincinnati, O.;
W. B. Van Horn, Vinton, la.; Felix Alston,
Basin, Wyo.; John Mclllhatton, Blanchardville,
Wis.; S. K. Germond, Bangall, N. Y.; T. P. Wat
son, Valoaa, Ga.; A. E. Lee, Vermillion, S. D.;
John Sweeney, Longmont, Colo.; Bayard Taylor,
Lawrenceburg, Ind.; Michael McGehean, Jr.,
Philadelphia, Pa.; C. H. Ware, Elimsport, Pa.;
Henry G. Guynn, Celt, Mo.; T. E. Daugherty,
Qoodland, Kan.; Jno. H. Weaver, Farmersville,
O.; G. B. Hart, Caraopolis, Pa.; M. W. Farrls,
Princeton, Ind.; Peter Brash ears, Ladonia, Mo.;
E. W. Hoover, Pearl, 111.; W, B. Goulding, Lu
zerne, la.; S. R. Craig, Wabash, Ind.; W. H.
Estabrook, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Wm. Jung
quist, Rawlins, Wyo.; A. O. Klein, Bralnard,
Neb.; F. A. Partlow, Clear Lake,. Wis.; A. L.
McKee, Fairbury, 111.; T. E. Dye, Urbana, O.;
J. A. Ziebarth, Morrisonville, Wis.; J. R. Adams,
Durham, Mo.; Carr Beebe, Stafford, .Kan.; S. J.
Jensen, Rutland, Iowa; Charles C. Tansel,
Lebanon, Indiana; Richard A. Feist, Iowa
Falls, Iowa; F. A. Shaw, Lidioute, Pa.;
S. D. Mosteller, Greer, S. C; J. T. Rustamier,
Chanute, Kan.; J. E. Akin, Rock Valley, la.; J.
L. Kreiger, Smithville, O.; W. C. Brooks, Carth
age, Mo.; J. J. Dean, Pleasantville, la.; John
Tegley, Burr Oak, Kan.; G. W. Nicholas, Hamil
ton, 111.; C. C. Grayblll, Monte Vista, Colo.; J.
W. Hamm, Humboldt, Kan.; Marion McClellan,
Wilbur, Ore.; G. W. Sockwell, Greenville, Texas;
D. K. Brickey, Lamar, Mo.; N. E. Dumas, Ma
lone, N. Y.; C. L. Walker, Perry, Okla.; Frank
Gotschall, Marlon, Ind.; B. B. Fichtner, Con
fluence, Pa.; Mrs. E. G. Davis, Newtonia, Mo.;
G. Q. Dickey, New Bern, Tenn.; -Geo. Salcman,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.; J. M. Crawford, Delaware,
O.; G. W.- Gildea, Spangle, Wash.; J. T. Olney,
Burnet, Texas; Daniel O'Connoll, San Francisco.
Cal.; Aaron Bulkloy, Odessa, N. Y.; G. 13. Collier,
Smithton, Mo.; E. B. Waito, Noble, III.; J. V.
Stockor, Gnadenhutton, O.; Jns. M. Hussoyv
Princeton, Ind.; W. B. Tuttlo, Center, Colo.; O.
H. Moore, Vassar, Mich.; Ed. B. Bach, Harts
ville, Ind.; Ole Bakkon, Binford, N. D.; Geo. O.
Seldon, Sheridan, Mich.; R. F. Osborn, Ains
worth, Neb.; Chas. J. Van Stralen, Bromerton,,
Wash.; H. A. Hornloin, San Francisco, Cal.; W.
K Seymour, Newark, O.; John Baldwin, Apple
ton City, Mo.; Eli Bringle, Paoll, Ind.; Geo. W.
Jcrsuson, Ida Grove, la,; Geo. R. Lobb, Moore
lleld, v. Va.; Peter Campbell, Newport, N. J,;
V. A. Kinnlson, Welch, Okla.; J. M. Davidson,
Cassville, Mo.; W. W. Sawyer, Rairdon, Wyo.;
J. E. McCabe, Wallingford, Conn.; R. M. Crum
ley, Bristol, Tonn.; B. F. Van Sickle, Middlo
town, N. Y.; J. J. Shields, Alma, Mich.; Richard
Peyton, Bottineau, N. D.; T. H. Daly, Rapid City,
S. D.; Edw. Hennebery, Pearl, Idaho; Bon L. Ed
garton, Oshkosh, Wis.; Georgo Hall, St. Paul,
Minn.; R. B. Ranson, Waxhachlo, Texas; E. H.
Foster, Salem, Mo.; Chas. Johnson, Howard
Lake, Minn.; A. FI. Sumner, 1 airfield, la.; C. A.
Rabon, Creelsboro, Ky.; Ronah Morrison, Fair
banks, Alaska; John McGinnis, Eleven Mile,
Pa.; M. L. lies, Indianapolis, Ind.; A. II. White,
Maxwell, Tex.; Fat McAuliffe, Atchison, Kan.; II.
Rogers, Robinson, 111.; H. F. Lease, Anthony,
Kan.; Jud Kaufman, Summitville, Ind.; Dr.
Mahon, Toledo, O.; Ed. T. Crock, Hampshire,
111.; Lawrence Boogher, East St. Louis, 111.; N.
H. Owens, Fergusonvllle, N. Y.; T. W. Conyors,
Cando, N. D.; John Rooney, Welcome, Minn.;
Sam Meredith, Waynesville, O.; T. D. Collins,
Pomona, Cal.; W. F. Hooker, Cornith, Miss.;
B. C. Jones, Bridgeport, Ala.; T. W. Huston,
Uitfonville, Mo.; T. J. Wolverton, WatervIMo,
Kan.; E. A. Brown, Hot Springs, S. D.; Abel
Mitchell, Bridgeton, Ind.; Fred Leys, Stanton,
Neb.; J. F. Bishop, Chlckasha, Okla.; B. T. Park,
Erin, N: Y.; C. D. Steiner, Pandora, O.; Walter
J. Bill, Bay City, Mich.; R. F. Panchot, Fcatus,
Mo.; T. L. Cleary, Plattsvlllo, Wis.; W. H. Wat
kins, Lewistown, Ohio; S. H. Rinehart,
Mt. Gilead, Ohio; W. F. Gilbreath, Dub
lin, Texas, R. B. Patterson, Luding
ton, Mich.; Albert Brindley, Vevay, Ind.; R. E.
Miller, Morganvillo, Kan.; Theo. M. Lane, Rome
City, Ind.; Jno. K. Crawford, Cooperstown, Pa.;
Rev. M. S. Murphy, Monticello, la,; J. M. Mc
Cracken, Sprlngtown, Texas; J. R. McGregor,
Nickerson, Kan.; H. H. Hawkins, Dubois, Nob.;
A. J. Cotner, Arlington, O.; J. A. Blanchard,
Berkshire, N. Y.; A. T. Strittmatter, Hastings,
Pa.; J. S. England, Axtell, Neb.; L. M. Lester,
Kendall, Ky.; S. B. Gates, Winn, Mo.; C. P.
Burbacher, Summerfiold, O.; W. II. Swopo, Har
rington, Okla.; Wm. H. Klcken, Patterson, N. C;
J. M.' Lattimore, Roxton, Texas; J. L. Dickie,
Ganado, Texas; J. A. Gilbert, Waco, Neb.; J. L.
Morgan, DeSoto, Kan.; C. F. Bodinson, Kearney,
Neb.; W. D. McConnaughey, Prairie City, la.;
Jno. E. O'Connor, Canton, Mont.; H. H. Hilllard,
Hartford, Mich.; F. M. Gable, Lansing, Kan.;
Geo. O. Ablngton, Neelysvllle, Mo.; A. J. Christ
man, Wichita, Kan.; Hugo A. Hornlein, San
Francisco, Cal.; C. F. Friese, Stowardson, III.
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The Com
moner will be
sent from now
until Novem
ber, 1908, to
every one who
will sign and
send Coupon
accompanied
by Sixty cents.
is Your Opportunity to Help
ONE MIILION MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE
Cbc Commoner Army for 190$
HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN, NEB.
T hereby enlist in the Commoner Jlrmy and pledge m
assistance in bringing success to Democratic arms.
Enclose 6oc to cover the expense of touting The Commoner to my address
until the close of the goS camfaipt.
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Notk. Membership cflartlAcafeeif -win be coaateratgBed with Mr. Bryaa's printed irfgn
tare and numbered la the order tfcey are received at TtM Ceouaoeer office; aad they will
bo returned at the close of the oampeiga to tee member who signed them, H requested.
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