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RITCHIE will 'investigate the Shore lynching now that he is a probable candidate for the Presidency. This is his great opportunity. Sentiment is doubtless against lynching throughout the country. The recent case near here will receive nationwide attention in thfl nfes- and aloB" wi'.h this nub-licity will come the activities of our esteemed governor in the prosecution of the members of the mob. Should the worthy head of the State grasp this opportunity and really be instrumental in having some members fully prosecuted he will become a strong national figure. His presidential aspirations will depend largely upon his honest full activity in this prosecution. How about it, Bert?
?OME*CDv ,:,u m.cbabh, b, sentenced to ten days or several reprimanded f£r the late lynching on the Shore. Justice, isn't if
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