SWEET HONE, Sept. 7, 1914.
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Dear Sir:-Gen. Byrd passed through our
county and made his speeches. have not heard
from all the Townships that he had appointments
IN, or how the people turned out TO hear him. II
the other townships "made the Same shows tha,
Cane Hill and Illinois did. then indeed he must
have = felt paid for his troube''


AT Cane Hin. nineteen wings and four demo.
Gratis were all that attended on him.


AT Illinois Township, the next dav, there
were sir out TO hear him, three of the six were
candidates, who went thuher. in hopes of meetin q
some OF the sovoreigns. Two went to hear the
Gtneroi present his claims TO the '.Go1b.e. na,ral
chnlr,' the other was passing by and was request.
ed to stop and hear him.


was at Cane Hill yesterday. to hear Col. Ash
ley, who spoke to about sixty hearers. His argu.
ment was excellent, particularly on .annexa.ion,' y
and proved concusrely that MIR. CIay's notions
on that subIec, were dangerous. The Coons, the
while, hung down their heads and took their skin.
nlnS like patient animals. | heard one say tha,
he would rather lose two such countries as Texas
than to give up Clay. My gracious, thought |


reckon you and such wings as you, would ha "a re
seat in Heaven for Clay.