Judge — July 5, 1913 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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Having held onto his governorship during this period, he returned in triumph to California, ut- tering, as he went, these famous words, “I'd rather be in right than Vice-Presi- dent!" Backed by the tremendous vote of con- fidence received in the presidential cam- paign of 1912, and feeling strong in the righteousness of his cause, declared war on Japan in the spring of 1913, and in the course of several hot verbal engagements with the proletariat of Tokio on one side, and a Democratic administration on the other, gained considerable renown as a warrior of valor and a marksman of great accuracy, every shot propelled by his rapid-fire verbosity in the direction of the Orient mowing down thousands of Japanese agitators, who struggled vainly to return the fire, but, owing to the high cable tolls, were unable to hit closer than Washington, D. C. Will probaby rank in history with such great warriors as Don Quixote, who, alone and unaided, smashed every windmill within twenty miles of his home; Bombastes Furioso, or even Falstaff, who, without a navy, marched fearlessly to the front and re- turned with his appetite unimpaired. Address, He-Ho-Hi-Hum, Sacramento, Cal.. Horace Dodd Gastit. Country Board Crccors That they may re: —Revelations 14:13. And, behold, a woman. —Luke 7:37. Laid wait... in the wilderness,— Lamentations 4:19. And she brought them into her house. . . « So they did eat and drink and lodged there.—Judges 19: 3-4. Went up into an upper room.—Acts 1:13, There shall not be room enough.—Mal- achi 3:10, She hath also furnished her table.— Proverbs 9:2. She bringeth her food from afar.— Proverbs 31:14. Full of swarms of flies. —Exodus 8; 21. When they fled away, . . . they They shall no more sojourn there. entations 14:15. Neither is there any rest in their bones. —Psalm 38:3. ore) from their labors. 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