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SEPTEMBER 20, JL912
The Commoner.
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CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
Contributions for tho democratic national
campaign sent through Tho Commoner for week
ending September 13, 1912:
ing September 13, 1012:
W7 H. Collio, Elgin, Ariz s i oo
R. B. Collio. Elgin, Ariz.! .1 I Hi
w. Eiiiott, isigin, Ariz... ;;.::; Al
M. T. Holden, Elgin, Ariz. ...)!!.. I'" 7c
T. J. Tumor, Elgin, Ariz .''!! 100
M. L. Mowory, Elgin, 111 . ..: !. no
? J Yen' E,in' Anz. ..:,: 1 00
C. B. Matthows, Buffalo. N Y. innn
a JSM.lJlhan' Wallaco, Idaho 10.00
C. A. Whitcscarvcr, 2145 E. ICth Ave., Don-
vor, Colo. r aa
SiL rS?101?' ,Jr-Sulphur Springs, Iowa. I . nloo
900 P'J?1?1' Wheatflold, Ind.. 500
t0Sw SA .Eat-,tr0r,flon' Washington, Pa 25.00
J. H. McGill, Valparaiso, Ind..... . 100 00
s ?-, Ball. 23 dilbort Ave., Tefro
Hauto, Ind ' 10 00
E; U JYar,nura' Vassar, Mich i'oo
9haw SIack;, 412 Fourth St, Marietta, O., 5 00
. W FolJSE?t.ln' Lcshara. Nob 2 00
Jor Mm B?lon Jr" 301 W. Front St.,
Muscatine, Iowa ' 10 00
rtS'i Ta.ylo-T', 1932 w s- E. Cor 20th.
Oakland, Cal ... boo
MlsBoYfly!!' D104 Vornon Avo- st- Lo'u1'3'
Mack Rittenberry,' R.' fI'd.'s,' BYrmingiiaral B'0
AJa , , 100
Frank Johnston, R.F. D. 8, Honry, S.d!!!! 6i00
J. C. Hpokor, 1901 Henry St, Borkeloy, Cal. 2 00
Peter Maroni, Boise. Idaho s 50
W. S. Lane, Pt. Richmond Sta., Box C00.
Richmond, Cal ' ' 2 50
B. M. Swift, Allen, Neb !.!!!' 200
Junius B. Smith, Thayer, Iowa. ...!: 2.00
e?- B?vk?' BoI1 Fourcho, S. D . . 10.00
A Friend, Orleans, Neb
SvT Bookout Indianola, Miss ''' 100
W. S. Chapman, Indianola, Miss ! 5 00
W-'9arrara' Indianola, Miss ' l.'oo
N. F. Chapman, Indianola, Miss.. 1 00
J. R. Koy, Indianola, Miss .....II II 100
J. P. Ballry. Indianola, Miss...., ,'. 100
G. T. Garnott, Indianola, Mis3 HI.' 1 00
T. C.Gresham, Indianola, Miss '! 1 00
S Gresham. Indianola, Miss I , ' lioo
w B. Faiaon, Indianola, Miss.......... 1 1.! " 50
J. L. Watson, Indianola, Miss I.....! 100
D. Sparcaino, Indianola, Miss ' ' i'oo
xr ' m loltU, Jr" Indianola, Miss ......... 1 1 T 100
H. T. Chandler, Indianola, Miss , 1 00
L. , S. Allen. Indianola, Miss II III II 100
W. R. French, Indianola, Miss II, i'oo
T. Cohn, Indianola, Miss IIIIIIIIH I 100
G. K. Smith, Jr., Indianola, Miss ' I i'oo
Falson H. Smith, Indianola. Miss.... .1 i'oo
R. C. Garnott. Indianola, Miss I. MI I 100
2 h T7 1.1?,lai58' Indianola. Miss I. lioo
S. D. fcolll. Indianola, Mfss HIM. MM 100
Wrw imJk.heia sPrings, Tenn ..: 2.50
Sr W JfffolLd Presoqtt, Kan 1.00
W. C. BIsant, Zanosvlllo, O I.I II I 100
Robt. Beaty, 804 E. Fontanor St, Colorado
Springs, Colo 100
Michael Keenan, Springer, N. M l.'oo
J. K. Finger, Rjdgeneld Park, N. J . 1 00
A. R. Read 20 No. 2nd St. Greenville, Pa . 100
"S. F. Radical" San Francisco, Cal.. 100
George T. Lynn, 1003 Wilder Bldg., Roches-
Trrri rt X "A" mL" " '-i "-1 100
W. R. D. Dent, Grafton, W. Va 750
Alfred D. Munson, Hoopeston. Ill lioo
900Fu??bb' UOi Wert Avo" L- Crosse, Wis. 1.00
A. C. Bishop. Bloomlngton. Wis 1.00
H. H. Hawkins, Du Bois. Neb 1 00
Wm. Stephenson, Du Bois, Neb l'.OO
Goo. R. Pinkerton, Pawnee City, Neb 1.00
R. E. Logan, Independence. Kan 1.00
T. D. Mitchell. Vallcclto, Colo 1 00
I. M. Speegle, R. F. D. 3 Box 140, Chlco
Cal 100
S. H. Martin, R. F. D. 4, Sweetwater, Tenn... lioo
C. H. F. Steinmeir, Ansley, Nob 5.00
James H. Swango, Jr., 1205 So. 6th St, Terro
Haute, Ind , 1.00
C. W. Harris, Coin, Iowa 1.00
C. M. Reed, Oklahoma City, Oklal 1.00
C. C. Case, Waldon. Colo , ' 1.00
Wm. Hamilton Dent, Lo Mars, Iowa 5.00
Theo. Winningham, 315 Am. Bk. Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo 20.00
W. H. Lanning, Hastings, Nob 20.00
T. R. Burg.lo, Cor. Elk & Water St.,. Eliza-
bethtown, Tenn , 1.00
Dr. M.. K. Patton, Foster's, Ala 1.00
W. P. Patton. Foster's, Ala." 1.00
H. A. Smith, Foster's, Ala 1.00
W. H. Duncan, Fayettevlllo, N. C... 1.00
J. H. Brown. Nacona, Tex 1.00
C. C. Stone. Johnson, Neb 1.00
S. D. Sims, Polar. Tex 5.00
R. N. Demorltt, Waterbury, Vt 1.00
J. E. Lane, Webster, la -2.25
J. F. Dunn, Webster, la 2.00
Allen Cameron, Keswick. la........,...,.,- 2.00
Ernest Cameron, Keswick, Id.... 1.00
A. W. Kadel. Keswick. la 1.00
R. E. Irwin, Keswick, la .50
A. F. Parke, Keswick, la 1.00
James Marlon, Webster, la..... .50
John Dawson, Jr., Sigourney, la .50
W. G. Oldakor, Webster, la 1.00
Tom Dawson, Sigourney, la 1.00
A. C. Brady, Sigourney, la 1.00
W. C. Irons, Keswick, la 1.00
Alex Warnock, Keswick, Ta , 1.00
Geo. Keefover, Keswick, la 50
P. B. Hartzell, Keswick. la 50
Thos. O'Rourke, Keswick, la. 1.00
M. E. Gross, Keswick, la 1.00
J. A. Gross, Keswick, la 1.00
Wm. Carlin, Mandan, N. D 2.00
Levi Ronco, 107 5th Avo. N., Mandon, N. D. 2.00
E. J. Steldl. Crete. Neb 3.00
W. F. Shlndley, Lewis, la 1.00
F. R. Donohoe, Lewis, la 1.00
S. H. Albright, Lewis. la 1.00
W. F. Berry, Lewis, la i.oo
John Roush, Lewis, la J'"
O. Wi Talbot, R. 1, Griswold, la 1.00
Milton Funk, Lewis. la 1-00
G. W. B. Fletcher, Lewis, la 1.00
Workers are Busy in Every State
The announcement in last wook'B Commoner
of tho now campaign rate has given addod
stimulus to tho organizers of Commoner cam
paign clubs. Workers aro busy everywhere and
new club lists aro coming in fast.
Tho low rato of 20 cents for single subscrip
tions from now until the closo of tho campaign
or five for $1 was made especially for tho
purpose of giving party workors an opportunity
of placing campaign literature into tho hands
of as many voters as possible, and to enable
them to do effective political work at the least
possible expense to their precinct organizations.
Experience has proven that this is a splendid
method of increasing tho party voto. In largo
numbers of precincts thoro aro Commoner clubi
composed of from ton to 100 republicans who
havo novor voted tho democratic ticket. They
aro Interested In democratic men and measures,
this year as never bofore. Now is tho tlmo to
get them In lino and Tbo Commoner is tho
best campaign literature to place In their hands.
Why not start this work In your precinct?
No matter if one club has beon formed, start
another. Tho time is growing short, and tho
opportunity to nsslst in UiIb commondablo cam
paign work will soon pass. Make an offort
to roach tho votora and sond a club of new
readers. Tho attached coupon may bo UBod for
a club of five or a blank shoot whoro a largor
club Is secured.
FIVE FOR $ 1 .00 CLUB
THE COMMONER, Lincoln, Nob.:
Gentlemen Enclosed And $1.00 for which please sond Tho Commonor to tho follow.
ing five now subscribers under your special campaign offer FIVE FOR $1.00 from now
until tho closo of tho presidential campaign.
Name P. O
Name P.O.
Name P. O.
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Namo P. O.
Namo
P. O.
C. A. Coe, Lewis, la
W. J. Woodward, Lewis, la,
E. A. Smart, Lewis, la....,
D. w. J-ilcKman. Lewis, la,
W. H. Bailey, Lewis, la
J. A. Huston, Lewis, la
Henry H. Simms, Thorn Hill, Va
Jerome O'Neill, 3 Manhattan St., Now Yorlc
M. S. Joslln, Concord, Vt
Cion P. Joslln. Concord, Vt
E. R. Tlonf ji. Cincinnati, O
Conrad Hanson, Boise, Idaho
John Brod, St. Louis, Mo
C. E. Utley, Stanton, Mich
B. B. Fichtncr, Confluence, Pa.....
W. A. Sodwlclc, C04 Metropolitan Bldff., Den
ver. Colo
Ed Mercer. Mount! Valley, Kan
R. W. Frost, Elmlra, Cal
J. H. P'.rUdo, 415 nth St., Portsmouth, Va.,
A. B. Matheny, Asherton, Tex
John Daily, Palmer, Nub
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
3.50
5.00
.50
.50
5.00
10.00
"0
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Total $442.75
NEW DEMOCRATIC CLURS
New clubs reported to Tho Commonor since
the last published list, up to and including
Friday, September 13:
Wilson and Marshall Progressive Democratic
League, Lincoln, Neb. G. W. Berge, president;
H. A. Meier, secretary; John Gllllgan, vico
president; F. R. Easterday, treasurer.
Wilson and Marshall Club, Elgin, Ariz. M.
T. Lavell, chairman; W. H. Collie, secretary; M.
T. Holden, treasurer.
Wilson and Marshall Progressive Democratic
Club, Spencer, Neb. J. B. Berry, president; R.
L. MacDpnald, secretary.
Wilson and Marshall Club, Mystic, Conn.
George H. Foley, president; William R. Mc-.
Gaughey, vice president; Christopher Donahue,
secretary; Manuel Sylvia, treasurer.
Wilson-Marshall-Dunne Club, Pana, 111. A.
B. Corman, president; Wilvan Russell, vico
president; Claude McMullen, secretary; C. F.
Morgan, treasurer.
Wilson and Thompson Club, Hinton, W. Va.
George S. Abbott, president; W. A. Barger, vico
president; C. A. Templeton, secretary; P. K.
Litslnger, treasurer.
Wilson-Marshall-Cox Club, Zanesville, O. Dr.
J. Milton Long, president; Jno. A. Williams, vice
president; M. C. Burrier, secretary; W. M. Bate
man, treasurer.
Woodrow Wilson Club, South Omaha, Neb.
Capt. D. S. Parkhurst, president; A. Schmidt,
vice president; Joe Walker, secretary; Patrick
Lennahan, treasurer.
Democratic Club, White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Howard Templeton, president; G. H. Wyatt,
secretary; J. P. Burdette, treasurer.
Wilson-Marshall Club, Pawnee City, Neb. C.
G. Carter, president; R. W. Story, vice presi
dent; A. E. Ovenden, secretary; W. S. Potta,
treasurer.
Wilson Club, Twin Falls, Idaho J. J. Pllger
rlm .president; J. E. Davles, vico president; P.
II. Crow, socnotary; J. Clyde Lindsay, trcasuror.
Wilson-Marshall-Cox Club, Mechanlcsburg,
O. J. L. Flahorty, president; R. P. Jones, sec
retary; D. F. McLaven, treasurer.
Woodrow Wilson Club, Owatonna, Minn. Dr.
Waltor Andrlst, president;- George Darby, sec
retary. Wilson and Marshall Club, WoodHtown, N. J.
Isaiah C. Shinn, president; Jonaa C. Chow,
vico president; John R. Klen, secretary; J. E.
Jaquotte, treasurer.
Woodrow Wilson Club, Downers Grovo, 111.-
B. L. Kellogg, president; L. C. Mahoney, sec
retary; John Gray, treasurer.
Wilson and Marshall Club, Grovo City, Pa.r
W. W. Von Emon, L resident; R. G. Lovedog,
vice president; John Ramsey, secretary; P. O.
Hasseed, treasurer.
Wilson and Marshall Club, Dubois, Pa. J. P.
Taylor, president; D. P. Egan, vico president;
J. J. Pentz, secretary; B. M. Mardin, treasurer.
Woodrow Wilson Club, Bolso, Idaho M.
Alexander, president; J. P. Pope, secretary; A.
II. HIneman, vico prosident; J. W. Robinson,
treasurer.
Wilson and Marshall Club, Croighton, Nob. .
L. D. Smith, president; Charles Emick, vico
president; Dr. J. M. Mullen, secretary; Jacob
Demmer, treasurer.
If wo can only get 'era mad enough at on
another perhaps tho wholo truth about thos
campaign contributions will como out.
Now that the man who made him has unmade
him Mr. Taft should withdraw.
DEFEAT DIX
Tho Richmond Times-Dispatch voices the sen
timents of democrats everywhere when it says:
"Democrats over tho whole country havo a real
Interest in tho New York democratic situation.
They defeated Murphy in Baltimore. They want
him defeated at home. They want as a candi
date for tho governorship a man who will help
tho national ticket, not injure it. Tho Now York
World declares that it will not support a Tam
many candidate. It is time for the machine to
learn that tho people are in fact, 'on their
mettle.' "
If New York democrats desire to win the
confidence and respect of the democrats of othor
states, as well as of the people of New York,
they will see to it that D'jc is defeated.