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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
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sn Dem 1oeben perDffentli1ten
Sabresbertdt bes @taatszSuperins
tenbenten &ellep bon Netp Wort tpirb
iiber bic gesenieitigen l1nterf ftiiBungs>
orben ge1ast: Die @rfabrung Der lebs
ten paar Sabre in elmer Mnaabl bieier
Srben bat se3etst, bab bic berehneten
Staten bur4aus un5ulGnglt9 naren.
Snfolge be11en lparen bic 8enefi5e folH
der Mitslieber, bic in ben friiberen
eSabren bieler Snititute farben, i'm
@ersleih gu ben seleiiteten 3ablunaen
unperhdltnibmdbis grob, tpdbrenb bic
berbleibenbe Wlitslie0er. neben ben
nit bem sunebnlenben Otter notbpenz
big bDberen @teuern Bic 8iirbe FOLDER
iibermdbig groben Musoablungen 3u
trasen batten, Die Waitslieber biefer
-Orben, beren 3abl ii9 in bic bunbertz
tauienbe erbebt unb ipelde befonberS
2obnarbeiter iinb, iollten einen @hub
eenieben, Der ibnen bur9 oas beiteben-
Be 0erfiderunsseeIeB nidt su tbeif
tpirb.
WGbrenb es niht mDgli4 ietn mag,
bieiem Mibitano in ben beitebenben
Oroen ahsubelfen, 1T es bod tbunli9
Inb liegt in Der Miaht ber Qegislaz
tur, bic SntereHen fiinftiser Weriiderz
ter bur9 bic ausbriidli1e Wnrf4rift
fiber gu felIen. bab neue gegenfeitise
0eriiberunss @efenfdaften uusz
reicbenbe Staten berehnen miifTen, baB
cine Mate besablt tperben muB, bic
nidt niebriger 1T als bic In ben
Gterbli9teitstabellen bes rNational
syraternal gongreb" aneeseben unb
baB fein in einen anbern Staat Dber
gountD bpmiliairter Srben erndds
tigt iein ion, i'm @taate Nen Dort
@efhGfte au tbun, tpenn niht Die Mus
ten fir ole {eine Mitglieber auf cine
berarttge anertannte GterbliAfeitss
tabene ba1irt iinb.
8etreffs eiriser gesenieitiger 11ntera
itiibungsgefenfdaften fagt ber 8erihts
rMGbrenb bie5e Ge1euidaften lire Mfs
tina, bic 3abl ihrer Mitglieber unh
Bic 6Dbe Der IN Rraft befinblihen
Nerfiherllng Dermebrt haben, 5tist
cine forgfdltige Durdfi4t ibrer Mngns
ben fein gefunbes ober fonftrDatiDes
Wadstbunt nnb feline fplhe rffi5ieM
Gage an, tpobur9 irgenb Elm dnberss
llrtheil als bns oben nusgelp lprDdknt
re9tfertist tpirb. lGmli9 bak es bic
9lniiht bes Deriinerungs Otpurtes
ments III, boB iie finan5ielltm 3ufons'
mtnbru9 ausgdebt iinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

70 bod fdperlen uno ipadftn fsben.
Sdon oft fudte Der JluB lie 70 beim.
Sd. man bebauptet, bdB in friiberen
Soften ab unb au Dampffdiffe Bel
9odpaifer bur9 bic StraBen Der
@tabt sefabren fino. Damn befpiilte
Der Sbio bic alten Mounbs, bic iiber
ben @ebeinen ber l1reirspobner bes
2anbes aufsetbiirmt iino unb bic 2e=
benben erfubren, bab Der Sterbli1s
nidt nur nidt unseftraft inter pal-
men ipanbeN, fonbern fih audi nidt
llngeitraft bidt am 5lubufer nieber-
loffen ourf. (Mmerifa.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

r.ioI=pirtbfdaftlider Grasen eripiefen.
Ditfe beiben Metboben Der Worbereiz
tuns folonialer llnternebmunsen bat
besbulb audi bas Smperial sSnftitute
in 2onbon nah benz beutfhen Worbilb
in feinen Mrbeitsbereidb bineinbeaDsen.
Der fpitematifhen 3ebnidbrigen Mrz
beit bes foIonial=ipirtbf9 goz
mites fomnt elm erobes Derbienit an
Der iebt einfeBenben giinitisen Gnts
iptdlung Der friiber unteri9GBten
beutfden Rolonien gu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

peter nnb Gumni liefern. Dur@
llnternebmunsseeiit ben 1au11s
berfebr ermDsliden, ben bann ber
Sanbel in bic ri1tigen Mege leitet, 1T
ia bic ftol5eite 9lufgabe ber sroben
Grebitinftitute, bic in ben lebten Sab.
rem gerabe in Deutfdlanb 10 lnddtia
emPprgebisben iirlb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

nit etipas Gtritenf6rot rsicbt; CUTE,
refine Reie. Mebltrdnfe ilnb 0ein-
falnenabtchuns signen iih ebenfalls
5n siefsm 3tpede. Wenn Ole 5tute
81 tpenig Mild siebt, fam iie einige
Quart aubn1iln erbalten. Muh bas
Tullen barf Rubmilh betommen,
iDsnn Die Steigerung Der Milhmsnge
Der Stnte bis CUR erforberlifrn QDbe
gar nibt gelingen min. Damn miiIa
len absr Der 3uhmilf ettpa 80 pro5.
laulparmes Wdifer beigemif1t tpers
Een. Shon einige Gage nah Der @es
burt ion Ole Stute nit benz s5iiIlen
ipenn Die Mttterung aiinItia lit
ms Sreie aebradt tperoen, atndh{t
fretlih nur fir furae 3eit. Ger Mufs
enthalt i'm sSreien foll Damn mad unb
na9 ausgeosbnt tperbeh; elm gutter
sefnnber Meioeplae 1T ba5u unerldBz
li6. pferbeauht obne gBeibeplab 1T
ten nnping. @s fhabet babel gar
rt6ts. tpenn Die Stute fir fur3e 3eit
brm 5oblen getrennt tpirb; ia es lit
icgar lpiinfdenspertb, bab bieies an
iolfe poriibergebenbe Mb1onoerunQ
getpDbnt miro, tpeil oie 5tute am
neunten Sage na9 Ser @sburt tpteoer
gum Sensft gefiibrt unb na9 tpeiteren
2 Bis 3 Mphen Ihpn tpieoer au leinz
teren Mr6eiten bertpenbet tpirO. Der
StulI Des ssiillens mub hinrei&enb
beI Iein unb CUTE 2iiftung ge}tathn;
in bumpfer 9talluns fam tsin iunges
soaust5ter geoeihn. Oie WGrme folI
in, Srhlen1talI ME unter 80 Grab
Sabrenbeit berabftnten; trobbem barf
ods Qiiften 1td1t berfGumt tper6en,
ou9 niht in ser falten ssSabresaeit.
Man bebanble bas ssiilen iapn in
feiner friiheiten Suseno fanft nn6
frsnnolid. Damn tptrb es altraulit
tperoen, iih an ben Men16en getpDb=
nen, fif ipater lei9 anlernen rnb
lenfen lahen unb bon l1ntugenben
uno 8Dsartiefeit freibletben. tpel9e
5ntpeilen auh bas Bette pfero nabeait
irertblos MAIDEN. @obalb bas Sill
len iid sum syutter ore @tute geso<
gen fublt, mas in Ser Megel 21A
31a Moden na9 Der @eburt eintritt,
10 reide man ibm eequetfdten Safer
uno beites .Seu. 8alb treten bann
gonaer 9afer an bie STEELE oes ee=
auetfdten, bamit iid bas iunse sbier
friib5eitig an Denielben estpDbnt. Oie
Safer uno Seueabe tpirb na6 unb
na6 erbobt, ie na6oem Die MiId Der
Stute abnimmt. 9luf folhe Mei{e
nirb es mDelih fein, oas Ssoblen na1
212-31a Monaten absufeben; bic
3eit bafiir bdnst au6 bon Ser gnt=
lridluna oer sSohlen ab. Gttpas au=
riidgebliebene unb fhpddlihe folIen
lGneer 1augen; Damn Oarf man freilih
b;e Stute ni9t piel anitreneen unb
mnb tie entipreGeno gut fiittern. Oas
NbgeipDbnen muB allmdhlid porgez
nommen neroen, ionit miro bic @nt~
pidlung bes 5oblens beeintrGGtigt,
ipenn es niht gar erfranft. Sn Ser
3eit bes Mbfebens erbalte es Stub
Mild unb fleine Mengsn sefobten
2einIamens.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

5eniter auftbauen. Win
man gefrorene SenfteriGeiben fhneG
ouftbauen, 10 LIFT man in MaHsr
aobiala auf, taudt einen S9tpamm
in bas Wafer unb tpdi9t bic sefro=
renen S6eiben hamit ub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
'4aus. unO Caa0mirl6(6att.
Mef1ers II NIB @abelgriffe
ange 3eit 40n ar5au

Meffer= unb @dbelgriffe
|lange 3eit r3au
krhalten. Oas Mbfdrben Der Mefz
|iers anb @abelgriffe riibrt in ben
|.neiften 5dlen Bon ber iinIthtigen 9ez
banbluns berfelben beim Meinigen ber.
|@s tommt ia anerbings febr barauf
ian, aus ipelnem Material biefeIben
lbergeite1t iinb; folde aus Gbenhola
|iperben ielbitperitGnbli9 lGnger i11n
Ibleiben als bic nur eebeiaten. Nad
bem @ebrauh miiHen bic 8eitede in
ein ertra fiir fie beittmmtes bobes @ez
Ifdb, lei es aus gmail, 8le9 ober ir=
Ibenem @ef9irr, fommen; in biefes
igiebt man 10 bel iparmes Mai1er,
bab nur bic 8lingen bapon bebedt
limb Nun reibt man iie nit eineul
|feu9ten Sud- ab, linb tpdnet tie alsz
bann fofort. Nadber pubt man Die
IRlinsen NIT benz iibliden pubpulper
blant unb lnerte ii9, baB beibes Mufz
fer foipobl fir bic @riffe als AUDI bic
Rlineen f4dblt9 1T, ba leBtere baz
bur9 balb itumpf tperben. 8eim
Meinisen biirfen bic 8eitede ni9t, pie
Ies bGufig ge19iebt, in ben Spiiltiibel
iselegt unb bann eepaf4en lpercen.
Dies perlr1a9t bas @rauiperben Der
@riffe, namentli6, tpenn 5ooa gum
i5piilpdifer ge9eben iDtro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
ATHLETIC CONTESTS

Athletics arc to be ono of the prin-
5cipal features ol the jamestown EX
position The schedule of contests to
take place is the most elaborate pro.
gram OF It's kind over arranged. 1t
includes the National Amateur Attn
Sletlc Union track and field, swim
ming and water polo, all-around and
championships; James
town College championships. open to
colleges of The world: National Pub
lic~ School championslips Southern
slntercholistic- championships; and un
athletic meet for the schools OF Nor
folk, Newport News and Portsmouth.
in the National a. a. H. champion,
ship events, the worlds greatest ath
5letes will be seen in competition.
The South Allvptic Assncla,,un
will give its track and field, swim
ming, basketball ana wrestling cham
3pionshps in connection with the IGX.
position, and arrangements have been
made for holding Il dual meet between
The South Atlantic and Southern AS
socintions of tho Amateur Athletic
Union
The tennis tournament will occupy
s''.N "Nth w 'Sl''Siu''' ~, "hu WV
week VIII be devoted to military ath.
letics,
q, Baseball, football, and many other
outdoor sporting contests will take
place during the Exposition Tho
schedule, MS now arranged, will be
added to from time to time.
The running track, when complot-
ed, will he one of the hest cinder
paths over built. 1t will be lA0 yards
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
s 10 IS 80 5 6o U6 90 81
D. OLD DOMINION IS RICH IN HISTORY M 4
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ersburg, the scene of the battle of
the Crater, and Fredericksburg, Ma
nassas and AppomattoX are all within
easy reach from here.
Historic Homes.
At Mt. Vernon may be seen the old
home and the burial place of George
and Martha Washington; at Month
cello, the home and tomb of Thomas
Jefferson; at Richmond, the tombs Of
Madison, Monroe and Tyler, and at
Roanoke the tomb of John Randolph.
Historic homes, halls and churches
dot the hills and valleys of the State
from the Allegheny Mountains to the
Ocean and from the Potomac TO the
Dan, and almost every foot of ground
contributes It's quota to the national
book Of history.
Even tho seats of learning are his
toric. The University of Virginia at
Charlottesville was founded by lief
ferson and IS Il famous institution:
William ana Mary college at Will
liamsburg is the scconu oldest college
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

John J. schaab, SOC Poplar street,
st. Louis. Mo. $3.50
c. w. Preisendanz. 524 New Mar
kct street, Philadelphia.
Henry Whiting Garfield, Albany.
N. Y.
P. II. Hurley, Worcester. Mass.
James p. Fox, 1911 fremont street,
Boston. 4
James C. Tighc, $50 Fulton street
Brooklyn. n. Y. u
John O. Regain. 1919 West One Hun
dredth street. New York.
From Town Point to Hampton
Roads the following harbors form
good protection and many of them
are exceedingly beautiful: the Bohc-
mia River, Still Pond, Magathy Riv-
or. Chester River, Annapolis, Chop
tank River, Patuxcnt River, Wicom-
leo River. Piantatank River.
The United States Coast Pilot, parts
five and six. will furnish all desired
information on this subject. $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

worlds architecture, the only distinc-
tive type CT Americas genuisi In
building. The citizen Interested in
his nations position as world pow
er will be enchanted with the mill
tary and naval display made. by the
United States in connection with the
similar showings Of foreign countries.
Thousands of soldiers from our regu.
lar army and from the militia regi-
ments CT the various states, and
thousands of others from foreign
lands will be encamped at the Expo.
sition, where, on Lees Parade" they
will march and maneuver. =
Scores Of the worlds first battle
ships, cruisers, monitors, dispatch
boats. gunboats, revene cutters, tor
pedo boats. destroNers and submarines
will lie at anchor before the Expo,
sition grounds or perform evolutiDlis
on the waters Of Hampton Roads IN
the vicinity of the spot where, IN
1862. tho great baltic between thc
Monitor and Mcrrimac was foughts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

precursor of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence had it's birth, This town
was the social center of tho South.
the scat of the Royal Government of
the Colony of Virginia and the first
capital of the State which embraced
the vast Northwest Territory from
which have been carved the States
of Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin,, a part of Mime
sofa and West Virginia.
Yorktown the scene Of the surren,
der of CORVALLIS is fifteen miles
from Newport News and Big Bethel
can be passed on the way. Rich.
mond, the present capital. is sur
rounded by the battlcficlds, of Cold
Eorbor, Seven Pines, Fair Oaks,
Sp0ttsylsvania and the wilderness,
and in the city itself are many build
ings of deep historic interest. Here,
too, is Hollywood cemetery, one Of
the most beautiful In the nation, Pct
plant and dry dock in the world;
Hampton. tho seat of II national Sol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

In America, the first, the college of
Henrico. near Richmond. Virginia
having been destroyed in the Indian
war OF 1922; Washington and Lee
University ut Lexington, OF which
General Il. T.. Lee was president af.
ter the Civil war, and the Virginia
Military Institute at the same place,
are also historic institutions.
Virginia possesses the beautiful
Shenandoah and Piedmont Valleys,
grand ranges of the picturesque Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains, the
famous Sulphur hot springs. the won
dcrrul Natural Bridge, the great Luray
caverns, the lofty Bealis OF Otter and
the mighty rivers, James, Potomac
York and Rappahannock.
Along the scasncrc are great sum
mer resorts. and OH Hampton
Roads is Our cwn city, Newport
News, with the largest shipbuilding
dlcrs' Home and of the Hampton In
dustrial Institute: Fortress Monroe,
the strongest fort in America, Old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
ROWING REGATTA.

Under the auspices OF The N. A. A..
o. to be held on Hampton 1loads
August II, Is, 16, Ii, 1907, promises
TO be of world wide interest. Vall-
able trophies will be offered, and all
races will start and finish inside the
great Government Pier, where one
hundred and fifty thousand people
can comfortably witness these great
championship races.
Detailed information as to these
events can be had by addressing the
jamestown Exposition or any of the
following gentlemen, who are mem,
bcrs of the committee in charge OF
the Regatta:
James Pinkington. Chairman, Fort
Washington Park, Now York.
Fred. r. FortmeSer, Secretary, p
o. Box 74O, New York.
Claude r, zappone. War Depart
ment, washington, d. C.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

The "Old Dominion" State posses.
SEES n vast storehouse of resources.
historical associations and beauties OF
Nature, the doors of which stand ajar
for the thousands of visitors to the
Jamestown Exposition.
The three hundred years since the
landing of Captain John Smith and
the founding Of the first English set
Element at Jamestown have been
crowded with momentous events and
upon the soil Gf Virginia can he
traced the history Of the country year
by year.
Beginning With II pilgrimage to tho
3crumbling ruins of Old jamestown,
the visitor will find that within Il
lHdias OF u few miles, the country
is filled with historic interest, The
old Colonial capital ut Williamsburg,
51ust thirty miles from this city, was
where the House Of Burscsses enact
ed the first legislation for our coun-
EtiS; In the old Raleigh Tavern in
Williamsburg. the Bin of Rights, the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

Point Comfort, Ocean View, Norfolk,
Portsmouth navy yard. Cape Henry
and Virginia Beach. famous summer
resorts.
Variety of Attractions.
In addition to the various attrac-
tions already mentioned, the James
town Exposition offers variety
which appeals to every class of cit
izenship. The patriot, who glorics in
his countlys history, will visit the
Exposition in order to learn more of
the nations history which cannot be
told in books and to view relics. doc
lirnents and memorials connected with
the eras of development which mark
the three centuries past The student
Of science will visit the celebration
TO observe the experiments made by
the government and TO note the de-
vclopment in the industries. The
lover of the beautiful in construction
Will be fascinated by the Exposition,
for it will show an idcalizcd colonial
city, representing an era in the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

pionships. Open to colleges of the
world
July IA. A. U. all-around cham
pionshius
July A, 5, G--public school cham
July 1a-ouInncrn Intcrscliolastic
meet, open to schools of the South
Atlantic ami Southern Associations OF
the a. A. u.
July is, 10. 20 South Atlantic AS
sociation swimming championships.
August q. q, 2. s, ., 10-A. A. IT,.
swimming championships.
August u. IL, IL, 10. lG, IA. A.
U. basketball championships.
September CA. IL. U, Junior track
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

IN circuit, With Il go yards straight
away course.
The Schedule:
May 49, Tntcrscboastic meet. open
10 schools Of Norfolk, Newport News
and Portsmouth.
juno 3, G, z, s, 10, 11-Military Ath
louc Carnival
June 15-Sontb Atlantic Assucia-
tion track and field championships,
June 22-Jamostown College cham
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
STEAMERS FOR EXPOSITION

Chesapeake d Ohio ferry John Callahan
and 1890 a. M and m Leaves Exposition on return trip at
9:i5 and 11l5 n. and 1880
Norfolk Atlantic Terminal
Go
with these
Old
steamer Anne leaving Old
of this Newport rhocbu
every
onesSmith Transportation
Der, leaving Hampton hour.
lnnumerabc smaller win
tween Newport News Hampton Old Point and the Exposition
The Dominion 5mihfed will
at the Exposition after leaving Pier here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26
and field championships.

anu field championships.
September 10, II, is, 10, 20, 2l--
jamestown tennis tournament.
September 1G. II, Is, 10, 20, 2l-
South Atlantic Association basketball
championships.
October 5-Dual meet. South Attain
tic Association VS.. Southern hssocia-
ton.
October Ii, 12-South Atlantic
wrestling championships.
All athletic events will be under
the auspices OF the officers of the
Amateur Athletic Union I the Unit
cd States, assisted by the following
committees: Honary Director CT
Athletic Events, James Il, Sullivan
81 Warren street, New York; John j..
Ryan, Assistant to Honorary Dircc-
tor, Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-26

Barney Dreyfuss says the Pirates
have the best twirling staff in the
National, possibly barring the Cubs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-26
APPENDICITIS
Not at All Necessary to Operate in
Many Cases

Automobiles and Appendicitis scare
some people before they are hit
Appendicitis is often caused by too
much starch in the bowels. Starch is
hard to digest and clogs up the diges-
tive chinery-also tends to form
cakes in the cecum. Chats the blind
pouch at entrance to the appendix).
n H. girl had appendicitis. but
lived on milk for awhile-then Grape
Nuts and cot we'll without an opera
ton.
She says: Five years ago while at
school. 1 suffered terribly with consti-
patton and indigestion" (Too much
starch white bread. potatoes. etc,
which she did not digest-)
soon after 1 left school I had an
attack of appendicitis and for thirteen
weeks lived on milk and water. When
I recovered enough TO eat solid food
there was nothing that would agree
with me- until friend recommended
Grape-Nuts-
when I began to eat Grape-Nuts I
weighed eS lbs but I soon grew TO
lis ms The distress after eating left
me entirely and now 1 am like new
person
"a little Grape-Nuts dissolved in hot
water or milk would have been much
better for this case than milk alone.
for the starchy part of the wheat and
barley is changed into a form of di-
eestabIe sugar in making Grape-Nuts-)
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich Read the little book.
THE Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs-
There's a Reason"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-26
Special Sale OF Ribbons Now On, Csc Yd.

form vita edllitc-. I viii not reform at
! all. tThere Isl a state to pre-
serve as we'll as state 10 REFORM
Spirit of the Nation.
| This is the exact spirit in which this
| country should move to the reform OF
abuses of corporate wealth me
wrong-doer the man who swindles and
| cheats whether on big scale or HI
tie one, shall receive at our hands Iner-
CIV a : scant is If he committed crimes
| of violence or brutality We are I'M
aItera bly, determined to prevent wrong
doing IN the future; we nave no IN
tentiou of trying to wreak such an ~
| discriminat vengeance for wrongs
done in the past as would confound
the innocent with the guilty. our pur-
pose is to build UP rather than TO tear
down We show ourselves the truest
friends of property When we make II
EVIDENT that We will not tolerate the
a buses OF property We are steadily
bent on preserving the institution 9f
private properly; We COMBAT every
tendency toward reducing the people
TO economic servitude; and we care
not whether the tendency is due to a
sinister agitation directed against all
property. o. whether it is due to the
actions OF those members of the pre-
datory classes whose anti-social power
is fmmeasura bly, increased because Of
the very fact that they possess wealth
Above ALL we insist that while fac
ing changed conditions and new prob
lens. must race them III lHe SpAIAt
which our forefathers showed when
they founded and preserved this re-
public The cornerstone of the re-
public les in our treating each man on
his worth as a man. paying no heed
10 creed, his birthplace or his oc-
cupation. asking not whether he is rich
or Door. whether he Ia hors with head
or hand: asking only whether he acts
decentfy and houorably in the various
relations Of his life whether he be-
HAYES well to his family, to his neigh
bors TO the state We base our re-
gard for each man on the essentials
and not the accidents We judge him
not bv his profession. but by his deeds;
bv his conduct not by what he has ac-
uuired of this worlds goods Other
REPUBLICS have fallen. because the citi-
zenS gradually grew to consider the
interests of a class before the interests
OF the whole; for when such was the
case it mattered little whether it was
the poor who plundered the rich or
either event the end of the republic
was al hand We are resolute in our
purpose not to fall into such pit This
great Republic of ours shall never be-
come the government of plutOcracy.
and il shall never become the govern
ment of a mob God willing, il shall
remain what our fathers who founded
IL meant it to be-a government in
which each man stands on his worth
as man. where each is given the
largest personal liberty consistent with
securing the weIi-being of the whole.
and where, so far as in us lies, we
strive continually TO secure for each
man such equality of opportunity that