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The undersigned proposes to meet, IN free and pooe
discussion any advocate of Free Trade and Direct
OF auy other LoeoFooo within tho ffrd
onqressiona District He VIII not object TO meet any ad-


.. f,h.ss MEASURES, come from whence he may-sroui
within or from without the Third District 50 that he have
h c,;oo of his friends s1pounder OF their faith
- - h undersigned any objections to meet the Han
Iobn McKeon in The Sixth District, al any time and place
The Bo.orabe member may designate-on the contrary ne
erous to meet the Honorable gentleman and advocate
~ t 80 h,rd money and direct taxation, especially IN
the Eleventh Ward and To discuss in calm and


manner before The shp-suiiders ship carpenters ana oe
mechanics of that Ward the great and vital question OF r1
,ec,iou to American Labor as opposed TO the runous poll
cy of one-sided Free Trade and unprotected labor.


Nov. 5, 1912 j. n. ne iNoLDS


70 Mr.. JAMES BASSATYSE. who has visited
nearly every part of the Country as a successful
lecturer on scientific subjects, died on the 29'h
ult. at Portland Me. He was born in Scotland
and educated for the Church at the Edinburgh and
Glasgow Universities.