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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

bor6ts duf bGs Setdut9 Dss gyussns,
Der f4 ndberte
Gis tpsrbsn mir D~etSsibsn psrebts
teIts Srsunbin Idets he; dbsr iH BABE
alf eiaene 0erdntportune zine eqtis
page mad Dem9anbunsspIaBe ssi4idt.
Wlcinsr 8'rsanune mad maB mslil
8rubsr mt Morton's @efdGftsfilbrtr
bsuts antOmmsH. Gle trb % DisI'
Isi6t.
Gte Iu4te rubis az erIHdnen, dtsr
I6rsRDtbe unb ibr baftiser atbsm psrs
rietbsn bic 8GrtliHtsit Der S6ipsfttr.
1S9tsn lie a lstn, IeufSte bic
Matrous. M1dte i~penisitsns Dir
bslis f9cn Elm WteDsrIebsn Ju 9bttl
perbtn! bod i'd Bin unssrsdt, un'
terbra6 lie iG nit sitem Bid gum
Simmel uHssrsGt sesen Got, BET
mir eintn Sobn %gessb.n, pslHsr Der
2roIt meinsr asiDen, bic Grsubs mtls
ns 9lItsrs IT. unO ben Id morssn t4on
pisberitbsr iOa!
Das @srGui4 bes @aeens mar isbt
gang ndbs unb muir cine Don StaHsl'
gsnG@Ien ssbilbste 6ede, be nit ih'
rem buntIen Grin ben Mes bserenSts
unb ben Gtaub pom pflanSsrbduis
hteIt. berbedte i'm nod.
GnbIi9 jsOOd tpurb bic GquipGns
FHtbur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

ben gVstboben dnssldnsi, bdb man Su
plel iiir bds GsIHdft bsjabIs, bsnn bds
Rdbdttesbsn I'll briiben nod ni&t ,iN'
eefabrt. Das fti cine rein americans
f4e pfldnSs, bic nod ME 10 aIIssmtin
~bsrbrsItst ssipsisn fst tpis s.robe jsbt,
neil isbe GeIslI9nft ben Gbrsstj ~
beIibsn i6eint bic sr1Bts Su iein, unb
CT Isbs teInsn ausipes, I'm benz porS
subeuasn. Den @runb, ipdrum bic
DeutI6en an tbren qoIiun fsftbhIttu,
IuGtt bsr 8suss in benz Temperament
bss Woltes, tpsl6es BEN @eHftl abs.'
rsiat Isi. aubsrbsm Eel Is gum @or'
tbefl bss @sI9Gftss, bab bic SterbG9s
ititsrats cine Ssrinsere lei, psnigItens
Eel bos bisbsr 10 sepeIsn, tueHn ii4
aud bic @srbGItnifit 10 tpeit ssGnbsrt
b6tten, bah bic SterbItdistt in bsiDsn
2Snoern nobsSu sIsi6 fei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

Drsi 6Jfmorens nit eincr tleinen
fldfhe q bdmterIdin's Geihmdh,
Gbelerd nno Durhfaa 1rlebidn
pon Gbclere morbus eeheiIt.
Der " B, Totpler 6iebloruer,
qltn ersdhit cine Grfabcuna bic &c
modte, mGbrenO er ais @el6wures
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING IN
Gbmarbsuiqe, Sretsbouptf1bt pom
Grciie Glebonrne, Glt. fiaurirte. @r
iaat: ,@6hrenb Id bort mar, oB Id
etfpos teiIHee unb onh Wnril 5letidl.
bos bel mir @bDletn Rorbns In abr
Ihlimmer TOrm perurinhte. SD
fThlte ara elenb unb lGifte mad Fl.
ner eswiFsn Gholern Jlsbisin. fat
befien ionbte mir Der eIpoibtier cine
TloIde ghnmberldln'e geibmeh, Ghp,
ZERO unb EurGfa0. EteOisin nit BEN
Bemergen, bab er Dos @euhnihie
..dkte, mir 0bet In 6Olae Der Gr'
uEpbthelt bieies 1eiimittels, DorSble
ref leeleres 81 iGiden, bn er Tar
nlTen unIehibnre Gar eornntire. SO
niahm cine Dole baDon nnb Iahiie IN
PEI gpinntea beHer. ole tfpelie
5M,Ie hsilte mid edntfIm. Bwel
lloeImworene tltten In DerielbeH
l eslt nnb giHe Ehnf Hnb sDnHsla
M glaIAe heIlte uns ale brei,
snm BsrsanE Del maIssr WrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Chamberlain
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

Afew doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary NJ
tack of diarrhea.
IL has been used IN nine cpl
denies Of dysentery with perfect
success.
II can always be depended
upon, even In the more severe
attacks OF crAmp colo and chol
sra morbus.
II 10 equally successful FOX
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum In children, and IL the
means ofsaying the lives Of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II 10 pleasant 10 take
Every man OF q family should
keep this remedy In his home
Buy II now II may save life
PRICE, $50. LARcE SIZE. SOC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
(nOrtlstuna fOIat.l

GbdmberIain's Bufen ,t1eOiSiu
bilft Die Hatur.
Webisinrn, be bic Nntur belfen,
finb immer nm witiinmlten. Gbnm.
b%erlnin's pufen, RebISln bnnbeli
nnh blefem gfnne. sic balt ben
6uiieu BurId, lbD beu Nuswurf unb
bilft bic Wntur, bas Gpitem In eiDen
aeiuubep 8uEanb MISREPRESENTATION.
sisii fher eineu arOben Ebeil Der
cinilifrien @elt ibrer unIhdebnreu
&iaenifofteu peeeu ber1bmt. G1n.
ienoe hnben ibren bOben gBsrt BE,
3euat. Gle wlrtf tpegen iebe Gnlnr
ae, bob eine @ridltune In eine Gun,
oenentsGuouua iberpebt. 8um ger'
tapf bel Balfer 1rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
sAredIidls s&mer,en asIlnNl

ShrsdIids S6msrSen esIinoert.
9urd, f6rsdHHs Shmerssn ae,
peiuiai lniOlse Der @efte unpsrban.
Ten Gpsiien, nnbm G. o. @rnpfDn,
uOn anlo, WPiH,, Or. Rina's Rem
qlft gins, init lem RsluItnts, lpte
er iHrelbt, .bnb Ia Eurirt ipurbe.a
Mae Rnaen unb Gebdrmeunprbnun,
aen wssDen aebObeH bnrda Ibrsm IIn.
bsgnDen Siublanna be%lpnbFre @i0eu.
iGnitsu. rs Gents Ii malisr Bros.
AppIbsEe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

aud bic @stmoHio ass
tnBptrft4trInsss @tfeIB
@aft tputbe bieIer 3Gae BON BEN
felt WOnoten tbdtissn lnEsrfa&unas.
ausf9uB, befisn GssIs 9usbss IN, uns
ter bic Qupe genommen. Gnlhhlluns
gen CAB 40 babel nint. 5nieulfant
itBb be Griinbe, bic ber qrdfibtai Slss
ler @tIsIImaFt fir bic BcrIisbs ber
Gtrmnnio, ii9 IN Dtntf4lanb ouBaas
brellsn. dnsab. D6s bcrtlee Gsid6fi
iel IN lsbsr Bt;ltbune BEN htfEdsn
pprsusisbsn, bsnn Is scls. rsrlstr aHb
bIsibt Idngtr IN Kraft. Wldn III .btIs
BEN nod nI@t lei ben tieiintH .pIIs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Nsr Qfamlani.

.Du biit Elm poasrsr, iIsintr sun,
&c. Sd nsbms an. bnb Du bart gears
tsiist babsn muBt, UNI bisIs Webdills
fit gutss 9strds.n Su erlunesn."
20 Ia, ta mubts cine babe Stunbs
lang lGmpfen. bspor Id lie BEN Roll
Siitium l~rsenshmsn tOHnts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
ssim %aaffeenatld.

Muma: .GIfs, Id babe Gir bod
taoH Ofters esfdst, Du folIIf nidt im'
iner mitgebsn, fonbsrr tportsn, bis
mir 81 fprsden %aufbSrsn srIt bonn
BARI Elm ainb rebsn!" Glie: ga,
Dfdru, bas babe iG f9ou Sftsrs strt
Iudt, obsr bann tomm' td nj.
cran.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Gang, lang ili's Der.

yWisber ni6ts nit Der SieIls." -
sWssbdlb niHtY" Der arbeituss
Der b.rldngt BAG 8susnib m,ints Itb,
ten arbeitseebsrs." - ,Desbdlb TAFT
Du Dir tsinss ssbsu9" Ger Iunn
II bsreits Dor JtpanSis SdbrsH gsItOr,
ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Der G~6pisasrpupd.

.sWlein Batter mar gang trFreut, ~
bSr.H, bob Du DiHtsr isieI.| =
SWirili99 Dsr bate bds aebdti!"
limb tDsibt Du, fpssbaI69 @tiI
msin friberet 9rGutieam, ben lnsin
Batter biHausjupsrfsn psrTu6ts, ll&
nIs prsisboIsr sntpuppt but."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Die umipotb,n,

sSut Sbnsn @raf Gipsbeius Slciitr.
burg : HdIeIborff stnsn Ssirotbbdntrog
GtmoHt GrGuI.in BON Golt Houb9" -
syli8t mil, fonbsrn msintm Batter. ID
Lisb. q MIDI, ssfGdftIid 81 tbun Su
babtn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
elt.l lRfi, nidt.

.WGbrsnb msiusr gan5en aanlIsrs
IdufbubH bin i'd sissRtli6 nur Spti
HrouengeItoIten bssssnst, bic id fiat.
tGhli6 fhOn nsnnsn tonnts" Ilgts Der
Wdlsr. LIMB pelfs tpcr bic Ons
.bsrs9" frogts bas GriuIsin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Soffsntn4.

4RCbsrt, als Id qopd s.Nsrn bon
nnlerH 0iebe ipra9 srlpibtris sr, bdb
Du nidt In Der eooe IsisIt mid fon.
oesesmdB 5u erbaItsn." ,Soffsnts
Ii4 Dsrgibt tr bos aud mad Der Sod,
Ssit nidt,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
WALL.
s0AK WO0DSALOON9
.%ssaenAber bad MahIs,

Dies ~ Der ~sleaanisiie enIpon IN Ser
mann unb finbeI man bOri nud bic bsiien
6eirdnte urb 6igarren.
yelonbero gute WhiSfDa. Aneinlaer
aaeni IN 0ermann Iir ben beriibmieH nib
sdlien Bourbon unb HDe gDbiStn ben Ger,
mann DtialiRs SO, preIs bevIsIbe lDie m
Der DtIhaern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
81. iunae gdttir.

sd bsrltsbs niGt, ipit Sic ben ar.
ten 9dnt p%rGiibsntsn bsirdtbsn Ton,
men. Mns bat er benz oubsr feinsm
pisIsn @slb nod gmpfebI,nSptrtbsS7"
= Zine Ntisuns gum eaIusiluB.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they ~
ter out the waste or
impurities In the blood.
II they resick or out
o. order, they fall TO do
their work.
Palms, aches andTheu-
maiIsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due 10 neglected
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Die Site.

Grou 6oripIubsr: sd Gin neusis.
zig. ipsIMe 6nimOOsn teutr MODERN
Itin psrbtn." 9trr 3artpIubtr:
-Uos III lsimt Az T0geH. "a pisb afpsi.
trIet gIrttn eHst esbsH. bic, bic Nr
Mot bcbsn Milf, unb BIZ, be mir "
ibtntt finb.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Gemeinnabiees
Minute fir bOs SpA'
len In Der Quhe.


SH grpBsn Sausbnltunosr beIoHs
bers :rforbsrt bisIs arbeit piel beibsS
WaIfer. Gs III natiirIi6, pdb man bic
@ldier unb bds feinere 9dfslssfHirr
Iuerit porntmmt, NIT tIarem, fallen
unb lauiparmsm MaIler 0IeiG na9'
lpiIt unb fofOrt an ibreu bsiimnlteH
plat itelIt. @s ipllts aun nod Elm be-
fon6eres Sanbtn9 ednS In btr NGbe
bdneen moran bic 9Gnbe bic Guffpd'
fherin li1 Dor ieoesmdligem abtrods
men elmer pdrtjs G@ifieln abrsibtn
I1nnts. Mun lisbt mitnitsr Sauss
frausn, ipslhs bic fit bic S6iiisln
beltimmten 9roden.ii6er etbnntsnIos
aud gum Mbtrodnen BON @,IiGt unb
Sanb bsnubsn, fpsrnsIst9 he In nnbts
rem Dingen bD9it aerdii unb reinIi9
lino. Mon foIlts rod cine Stpeite eros
Be 3innf9ifleI baben In psI9e bic
lnubsr NIT Seifsrpoffsr gsipnf6snen
teller, pIdttsn urb S6iiifeIn umes'
Gtllpt plaSisrt une nit reinem bsibem
@afier iibsrsOifsn tperbsn. Die bans
pfenben Sdden iperben nun NIT stnem
reinsn Snnbtud RAID dbseriebtn.
Diinslng Der GopfpFIdnSsn. TopF'
pfldnSsn befinbsn ft9 In Der @sfdns
gsniGnft uHb entbebreH In pisIeH @srs
bGItniffen Der ~beipsgenbsn Cuff, bss
Saues unb Reg.ns. sic bunesrn In
benz iIsinen @rbIIumpsn, Der ibtsn of
.febr disgebebnten @urSeln ni@t Ianee
bic srforOerIiGe Rdbrung AZ bieteH
permng. ga mub NIT RAID ISRIi@en
DiingsfdISen nangebolfsn lpsrb.H, bic
dber bon f11bIthen NsbenbsNanbtbsIs
len frei Isin miiien, tpie RE I'm ass
tp0bnIi6en aunitbiingsr meit entbdls
ten finb. 8ei Der Dineung gspDbnlts
der GeIbpflanasn Laben bic f6GtIiGen
NebenbeItanbtbstIe lpeni9er Az Iagen,
bd bisTe Stpffs I'm Qdsrboben Ii6 RAID
bertbeiItn unb in be 2isfs ftnt.n. qros
feffor Wagner In Ddrmitdbt Fat auf
@runb pisIiGbripsi @eriuGs einer
Slumenbiinger SufdmmsngeItsIn, Der
bic reiHlihlten gilanwnnofFe In lDss,
Iider Gorm entbGI.. Dieter Ninpsr 1T
In isosr grSbsrsn GdmenbdnbIuna al
baden. Sc mad @,DBe bss gfIanSsns
topics itreit man lIIe 4--6 WoHsn ein
babes BIG Sfpsi @romm bislss Wdgs
nerfGen Blumenbungsrs ouf bic bors
her gsloderte SopferNs unb eisbl lones
fam, absr fart NIT @difsr nod. Srn
Minier BARI nt9s esbiingi psrben.
Gelbhrsbenb fpll bds psriobiiG pors
~Sunebmenbe l~lmpflanSsn In frifdtgars
tenerbs niht unfsrldflsn tpefbsn, neil
bis Grbe i'm 9opFs RAID fduer ipiro.
Daruui ssbe man INNER piebsr frif&e
Grbs uH6 made bieis bar9 obies Diins
Suns reid an IUsli&sr RdbruHe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
Over.Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
JnheaIlhy KIdneys Make Impars BLOOD.

All the blood IN your body passes through
your Kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart ls
oyer-worklng In pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used % be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced 10 the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
ell constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
Hyou are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneyA The mild
and The extraordinary effect Of Or. Kllmer's
Swamp-RO0t, The great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. II stands the highest for To
wonderful cures 81 1.-The most distressing cases
and Is sold on lis merits EK
by al druggists In fifty MHnEBBs1f
cent and one-dollar Eiz-
es. You mar have a otsalln
sample bottle by mall Homo Of swamp Root.
free, also pamphlet telling YOU how TO find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DF. Kimer
& CO., ~5ingbamton, N. Y.
d mt make any mistake. but remember
the name. Swamp.R0ot. DR.. Kilmer'S
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N v. on every bottle,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05
To- BUILD new
and GREATER ZION CITY
go|IVa, Successor TO DoW|s, Says
he VIII Take Ten Families
as q Nucleus.
WILL ABANDON PRESENT SITE
May Induce Some Of Present Flock to
Follow Latest Venture in New
= Fields-New Venture Seems to be
More of a Dream Than Reality
Dowie Seems to be Out of It.
(By Assoclated Press. }

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, SO called successor to
John Alexander Dowie, announced
from his pulpit that he intended to
found new Zion City, taking ten
picked families as Il D. -lens for the
proposed municipality! Where or
when the city is to be established he
does not know. but he promises i'm
portant announcements in few days.
The plan contemplatcs the abandon
ment Of the present Zion City by those
whom he can induce to go with him.
What proportion of the Zion City
residents he can persuade to relin-
quish their homes in problematical,
but 1t is believed he will find as many
difficulties In the way as did Dowie
in trying to establish his projected
paradise in Mexico.
Dowie Yoke Calling.
Those familiar with the situation
say Mr.. Voliva owes his present posi-
ton not SO much to the whole hearted
confidence Of Zionites in his leader
ship as to their desire to throw off
the Dowie yoke, which had become
financially calling, and to follow the
guidance of some one who might be
able and willing to get them out of
their pecuniary troubles.
If tho financial clouds begin to lift
In the present Zion City 1t is doubt
full IL more than n handful OF recruits
could be enlisted for the proposed new
venture.
Dowie Has Not Threatened.
The friends of John Alexander
Dowle today denied the stories that
the mind of the former leader Of the
Zion Church had become Weakened
Deacon Lewis, constant companion
of Dowie, said today
"The address delivered by Dowic
yesterday was In some respects inco-
herent but 1t would have been easily
understood If he had been allowed to
finish. He had been in deep sleep
Just before coming to the platform,
and without waiting he went at once
into his subject.
"The fact is that his body is too
weak to keep up with his mind. which
is rs clear rs a bell. He has. howev-
or, been very i'll and is still far from
we'll"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Sar Francisco should give to the
Japanese pupils the same education.
al advantages given to other aliens.
No reasonable man will dissent from
that proposition, but when the fed.
eral government assumes to say who
shall or who Shall not attend the
school (and one power naturally
would carry with 1t the other) It is
time to call halt or else permit
the federal government to support
the schools. Congress might pass
laws from now until d0omsday with.
out dlspelling an iota OF the preju-
dice felt against the Japanese In
California. The experience with the
war amendments to the Constitution
of the United States should be suf.
flcient argument against rate schools
would be the only satisfactory 81.
luton of the problem The President
fears that n mob outbreak may pro-
woke war. He should realize that
an effort to enforce distastcful 800,
ial equality" is Il powerful factor
In developing the very prejudice he
seeks to allay. and might cause the
violence he apprehends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Peary and Wellman are very good
friends now, but IL one gets to the
Pole first there will be GOODNESS be.
tween them.-Philadelph Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Japan. being a very wise nation,
probably understands that all this talk
Of going to war with her is merely
talk. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05
EDITORIAL CLIPPINGS.

All this talk about war with japan
is based upon total misconception of
.Tapans financial position. ,fhe Mlia-
dos country is totally unfit today to
enter the lists against any first-class
power The war with Russia serious
ly depleted the resources of the en-
pire and left Japan in n state of OK
haustion. from which 1t Will require
some years TO recover. 1t must re-
coup its treasury and win the worlds
trade, and to do this 1t needs years Of
peace. Oven accepting the theory
that warlike spirit animates the Jap.
anese people In consequence of the
action of the Californians, the lilteli-
hood of a conflict is extremely remote.
Washington Star
The example of former Mayor Low
of New York, In paying to the city tax
es amounting TO S27,397, which he had
deducted under misunderstanding
of the law. Is an incident that tends
to restore faith In human honesty
Buffalo Express.
The Wilmington Morning Star re-
marks that the author who Is writing
a description of the Republican party
could save time and trouble by print.
ing picture OF President Roosevelt
and labelling it. But why label it,
Washington Post.
1t is a healthy sign that American
women who find their noble husbands
impossible, are throwing away the
coronets with the husbands.-New
York Sun.
So far as known, the American PEG.
pie are making no complaints because
none of their children sit OH the same
school benches with the Japanese in
Japan.-New York Mail.
The Consul.General to Yokohama,
who is talking about Japan making
ready to war with us. should secure a
primer OF Japanese diplomacy for his
daily study.-Philadelph Record.
Printers, In Kentucky are burning
the trusts tobacco So are few mil
lion others, and paying for the privi-
Observation-Disclosures North American.
BY the time Gov. Jeff Davis reaches
the Senate, that body may have re-
ceived from Senator La Toilette all
the shocks 1t needs.--Philadelph
Press. !.
peary and Wellman are very good
friends now, but II one gets to the
Pole first there will be GOODNESS be-.
tween Observation-Disclosures Ledger
Japan. being very wise nation,
probably understands that all this talk
Of going to war with her is merely
talk.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Senator Bevoridge's Child Labor bill
docs not affect Interstate eloquencci or
boy orators - New York World. n
q & 81 q u W +.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1906
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The people who have been looking
for the sensational and even 'the
yellow" in the annual message which
President Roosevelt sent to Congress
yesterday can have nothing but Il
feeling OF disappointment 1t Ia Wig.
orous able, and truly Roosevelt,
but 1t Is common place us com.
pared to what we were expected to
& believe from the Washington cor.
respondents who had space to MI
and filled 1t regardless OF veracity.
AS good guessers most of the cor.
respondents are failures While there
are some more or less startling sug.
gestl6ns, In the message there Is
nothing to alarm the nation and
none of the recommendations, II
enabled into laws. would revolution.
iza the country. Twenty years ago
portions of the message would have
been pronounced rank socialism. IL
Garfield or Harrison or Cleveland
ha6 given to Congress such n mos.
sage they would have been pro-.
nOunccd enemies to society, but
times are changing and the people
%ill read and accept Mr.. Roosevelt's
views AS an every day matter.
There Is no mlstaklng the IAN
guage President Roosevelt uses In his
Message relative to the corruption
In politics and the necessity OF
having a law which would forbid
corporations from making contrl-
buttons to election campaign funds.
The President stands out strongly
for cleaner and better political
system; there is no dougt of It. and
the American people with the ex-
ception of the professional politician,
will pray that this recommendation
Will in the very near future become
law
The President reiterates his Views
Oh Injunction cases in labor tron
bles and asks Congress to enact
! legislation covering this subject ask
cd for last year. He also calls tho
attention OF the people of the coun-
try to lynchings and summed zip
his views on this question are that
tho negro should be given fair
{ play.
One Of the strongest features In
president Rooseyelts message is
s'his denunciation Of the demagogue.
In no uncertain manner and in n
way that will meet with the APPROX.
al of the people, he denounces
the man who breaches discomfort for
personal gain. 1t Is not hard to
read between lines that his refer.
elces In this part OF his message
refer to William Randolph Hearst
and Arthur Brisbane and others who
seek to make a class hated Here
Is one passage OF that part of his
message that is worth reading.
There must be stern refusal to
be misled into following either that
base creture who appeals and pan.
ders to the lowest instincts and
passions In order to arouse one set
CT Americans against their fellows
1, or that other creature. equally base,
but no baser. who In spirit of greed
z OF to accumulate or add to an al.
ready huge fortune seeks to exploit
his fellow Americans with Gallons
& disregard to their welfare of soul
T and body. The man who debauches
3snthersi in order to obtain a high
sS.ioffice stands on an evil equality OF
cerraption with the man who de
t,alicfies othcrs dor financial profit,
ana when hatred is sown the crop
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

a stranger entered store In
Oklahoma City and told the clerk
to hold up his hands. The owner of
the store, entering at this time,
seeing the clerks plight laughed.
whereupon the robber shot him. This
was preclpltate, however. The owner
was not laughing at tile robber but
mt the clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Gradually the patronage In the
hands of the members Of Congress
have been withdrawn from their
control. Having only the fourth
class postmaster left to them to
appoint, 1t Is not reasonable to
SUPPOSE the party leaders In Con-
gross will consent to the transfer
of the postal service to private
syndicate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Pat McCarren Is still unsubdued.
lie says he will be glad to meet the
Democratic State Committee, though
1t cannot discipline him; and adds,
this partisan shot. brooklyn folks
arc most discriminating at the polls
But McCarren Is little too modest
for the way in which Brooklyn
treated the Democratic State ticket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Mr.. Hearsts explanations seem to
need much explaining. Every few
days we are told Just what never
again to be candidate" means. "Ney.
e',' for instance, means hardly ever,
Mr.. Hearst IL not In the hands OF his
friends but far be 1t from him to
deny that he is in the hands of Fate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-05

Senator Beveridge's Child Labor bill
does not affect interstate cloullencc or
boy orators New York World. z,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
HURT IN HUNTING FIELD.
". Scott Cameron Thro1cn from
Horse Near Hem patead.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Hampstead, y. Y. Oct. 30.-W. Scott Cam
eron met with another bad accident While hunt
ing with the Meadow Brook Hounds to-day and
tonight his physician. DIR. Charles G. j Finn
said he had sustained a concussion of the brain
and several contusions of the back
Allan Pinkerton was unintentionalIy the cause
of the accident He riding a green hunter
which bumped into Cameron's mount just as the
latter was about 10 take high fence. Cameron
was pitched over the horses head and landed on
his head and shoulders Mrs Cameron was fol-
lowing the hunt in trap. and took her hus-
band home 10 Hampstead, The meet was
at Cold Spring Harbor. AT late hour tonight
Mr.. Cameron was reported to be resting quietly