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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

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ipatst neil Der SOatrdatr psseu
i&le&tsm BETTER 2 Gage lang niat
naq @t. sterlina fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

ONWVhbg "" - OsISeAh AVNs
5hr aute Dluit unb GrfriiHunpen il
beitenB eeiurat.
@intrttt: 10 gts. "a geriDn.
Der 0ermanner Gnrnpereln bat
Ii& aus ieinsr 2etburpis nuiasraft
unD nil 60 alien ernies prObiren in
8nilnit ntsTerein etruas eriprieBIih,
es 3u leiften. @ir mnni&sn pOn
oerSen bnB bic euten 8Oriass in Der
nneebenteten RiHtuna sur @erwirt-
litune iOmmen, unb uniere Stnbt
nls SDhburp bee geutiHtbunis
iinftiehin In ben 3nrnbsSirlen per.
treten lei. Die am DiOntne abenO
nbnebnltene Heriummluna CAB 8eup'
nis babin BOB "a ben Eheilnsbnern
barnn eeIeeen III benz gerein nsuen
WRntb uno neues 2eben eIn3uHDBen
nm benielben auf cine unierer 5tnbi
whroiee Stufe gu b%rinaen. Gis
uOreenommene 8enmtenrabl eraat
tOleenbes Reiultdt: 4 SpreHer: O.
\. Rippheiu; 2. epre4er, 8. 5.
0aienritter; S&riftwnrt, OrlnnbT
RUBIN; sHubmeiHer, 5. .. Selmers;
9nrnwnrt. Gbns. Snnisn; @ebalis,
3nrnunrt; @m. &Oepie; gabueptrdp,
&c. SeU. 9Ou; neutrality-suspicious.,
6rnui Ruebiaer.
Die 9urnabunasn iinhea fatt on
ieben agOntup abenO, unO iOaier
titJ ole iuuoen 9eute pettbe elner
ipmetriiaen ROrperansbaa unb se'
iunoe GeibssSu&t punifen bieier
llebunaen nnb @erein ouiHliesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
Inter Der 2lnkIdse oes aloroes.
9eeinn Ses prossRes eeesn @lItel
6ieiede.

ONINNeNs Aa
@eftern fine i'm 81. Coulter areis,
periHt Der @rOseB eeeen @nltel
Sieieie, aneeilnet am s. @Opemter
1905 s. ghns. saaeier in befeu
pDfe eriHOhen su bnben, an. Sieiede
wobnte frlber in permonn unb 500
nor mebreren Snbren BON Owens.
bile NIT feline Matter unb @eIhwiI.
~ nah ct. Souls uSo wobute i'm
panie So, 42o5 9leninpt strase.
&r mar bel einem 6leiiher in Haoen
nnaefeut, nabreno feline Mutter ais
@dbertn tbatis mar sic perrtHtete
mebrere Rhbarbettep fir gbatles
SHnefers Satin uno beeab ft am
Gbeno nes 8, ROuer berS I. s. nncb
S@aefers &pbuune 30. 42O4 9leai.
ant StraB:. umSl.20 Sa ctoGetiiren.
.|H
20 entlpann iiA swHhen ibr unb
5rau Shaefer ein HOrtmehiel lber
Oieie 5croeruns uno. Brau @ieirde
beSab lid nah Sauie, no lie ben
Sprtaa tbrsm Suhns mitlbetlte.
Sieiede iebrte nit isiner Weutter
md Sdleirrs @Obuuns surad, no
sr mad wsitersu streitisieiten Elm.
en- &epOlpsr Saa unO tAnt sGnBe
anf Sdaeier abfeuerte Der BON Orei
augeIn setrUHen purOe unO rurs
naHber ueri&teO. @lsisde beEnoet
iiH spr Heit uutsr $4,000 SaraInait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
9as Sabliium 1T beratit sinselnOsn.
Inhn Wiler, @ahpr.

Oup TuVlltuHll W getduW elnnelnOen.
JObn Riler, HahOr.
(Obiees mar foe lebts @DAe per.
ipdtet neil Der gOhtrdasr peeen
iale@tsm BETTER 2 Gage lang nitt
uau glt. Sterling tum.)
1et, Stertina. aouis s&nei,
Oer bat bic 5erb. SOffmann 6nrn I'M
melt pDn uieiuI BOtOflee pelesen,
fhr $1,000 eetauft unb mirb bnlO BE.
s bauUn erereifsn.
@orarb gseiHiu bat Is 8opf
&inbOieb an @iliam 9remel Der,
fault unO erbieIt $2S per Stad. CD.
Iuaro 1T nitt nur Elm gutter S6mieb,
ionOern aud Elm eriOlsrsider Sieb.
sahtsr.
-Senrp Siebinsbnaen fem, 1T
cOn Belle unO Greebure su.ld.
eeiebrt no er nod ieinen Suls-
lanbereien peiebeu.
9enrg aOpp erbieit ieste @u1e
Elm Telegram uUn COLORADO NORM
Der Cob ieiner Sdwdeerin Srl. Rattle
S6reimnn beridtet pirb. Die aeife
uurOe nod ibren bel ainn ruDbnen-
ben gltern eeiHidt unb am 6reitap
beerbiet.
-8rl. 9nnnat @tebinabapsn frsI'
DIE in gniupstte anb Saline Guuntu
mejrere @Onate S.tpanole beIudte,
1T am 8reitns Ssim aetommen.
-5tOfpe. Su bee @emeinbe
StriammIune am lesien Montap
ruurOen OILS airdeuuortieber erwdbIt:
6rnna anld e, tino EbeO, 2. EiIr,
uno 6rnnS 5rOmm Gir&enbiener unO
sOnuiasiaul. Superintendent.
Gtos. 5rOmm retits Oieie @Ode
tpteoer nod II. louis nm baIelbli
Ous 2eIsprpphieren su lsrnen.
GbsnioIIs reiite mad Der @rUB.
ftaot fri. eoalie oilaenhOebIer UNI
% in Dent gu treten.;
Eis @ebrlOsr Gbrla unO Somss
5onniOn uertnniten Iests BrGe an
oie odnoIer SObn StOrs un9 SEQ.
Keller So Sind fette sbwtius su
S. 70 per 100. Sspib EN- idSaes
Slmmhtn.
9ebrerin Snritbn O&sner i'm
0Oppe Diitritt mirb nit suei ibrer
? haler, ndmlih Calls @ppte unb
Sophie 3Uppe an GnibtnptOn's @e.
burtstae mad RUrriipn eeben mo-
an benz baielbft iinttRu ,enoen
etthreit CstlamatOrp Con
tel) lhelluebmen.
.A.r W. .II
unier fraberer Wnhbor Cbns.
pom eippettbaI mar am
.eslta Snmliaa elm milItommel CT
Beiu&sr In unierem Ort. L
I'm Samhae ben 20. Sauunr
In @Otabnm in Der Or. W.. n. !
,lIe Elm orOSer aRasieubaI hnit. /
0eiud label irsanOllaa eli
as eUmite.
aIs untere Bstterprrphsieu (
lbens 'Dwelt urrisblt.
a-prats. Otto Bite ii BON
9aeb. suradesiebrt nm Isin.
. ei.ern sinsn mebrw6asntIi&sn
IsiaG Obauaattsn.
- SOnrnO nnb oenrp Brsbe babeu !
Ie Sepeuaan Bnria fur sIo5o AZ 2
unO wsrnsn blsisIbs inter F&
Is
eermaun Werper jun. nia@lsl
asn seI4dI1heIa4 in 81. aOuIS.
esule aandeutts bais Islpf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25
Rausbadsuss
Jus Dem County.
Rt. etsrtina.
@srtber, eDttOr:

~ w.
tee @lit unb Seeen fire SJabr 1907.
Reuinbrl Dns 8Ott bat einen beaen,
lisbjmen &Ianal @ns bee @sburtss
tag flr ben ~einSelnen Renihen 1T,
bns Ut ber Snbresanians fur aGe.
bic nod OerieIben 8sitreAnuuo ibre
Sabre bereHnen. 9arum III aud,
ietne Geisr Elm 3ae boiler @anihe
unb S~esnuneen. 8ein 9ne i'm Snbr
III 70 reid on @hnihen rpIe bieier.
Ieoer wauitt ben nnbern sttuas, unb
5unr bns, tpns ieiner Meinnne nod
oas Bette iar IGN IN; Der cine Ssiunbl
beit. Der nnDere irbiites Slid, Der
brittle Ianpes 9eben. ber pierts Got
tes Seeen. @enn an ireenb etneni
Taa i'm Sabre einmnl bic @iuinmleii
bes 6lblenS uub @mpftnoens bel
observation-disclosures gum GusOrud
iUmmmt. Onnn eeihiebts am &eu.
iabrstape. Gn ibm rsbet bas Sers,
uno es rebet bic Sprafe Der Snnia-
felt bes 8OblwDllens unb Der aiebc.
90 III benn Der 9euinbrstne Elm ihb'
ner, reiher 6eittne %eeuuroen. 81
mabnt uns mpbt an bic 5luht unb
gereauelihtsit Der Belt uno 8eit.
seiat uns uber aud ben, Der Der
@wiateiten Batter III, eeftern unb
beute unO oerIelbe aud in @rut0teit.
@6sen mir i'm Guiblit 81 bemlin.
uerdnOerli9en. llumnnOelbnren uno
sefibrt an ieiner Sanb bns Sabr,
ons mir eben nnaetreten baben,
ourhpiIsernl DnR gOltsblatt iO0
aud In Oieism Subr uns Elm min
tOnmener gote iein, Oenn er brinet
uns 3enlatsiten uno Yeeebenbeitcn
aus Der @dbe unb aus Der 6ernf,
sanS b~eiOnoers erieben mir ieoe
8ode ruas In unierem eiaenen melt
berhbmten GDuntp pDrfdiIt. mir te.
len bon unieren Greunoen uno Der.
unnOten obs ibnen gut peer I1leht
sebt.
Damn leIen mir BON Gueelseeubeis
ten her Rntiunn< Stats unD @es
msinOspermaltuna, 8elsbrnne uno
unterbaltune, Srnlt unO Shsrs
9as SOItsbIatt iuate in ieOer beat.
ihen 5amilie in unierem Sountp se
Ieien nerben, aanS b%eiDnbers weaen
unierer itbnen Oeutihen Spruh !.
bic oeuti&es pru4e iOlte ieOeA Geat.
ihen 10 heille uns tener isin rple ben
Queen ibre Sprnhe uno 5hprft.
Nr bArien niHt peraeR n De M
GbitOr Az iaaen 6aB in unier See
itaOt Wt. Sterling oas @eibnahtsfelt
aefeieri murOe; bereits In ie0er 6d-
mite erireate Der Gariibanm uno
Die plelen unO idlbue @eimeute bic
SetSen Der Rin0er. aber ouH ia
ben 8ir6eu wurOe Eei@naHten se.
fsiert: Die RinOer haben gut ees
Iernt, nnf wurben bic RinDer gut
oeibeatt, jung unO alt frenten ih
cage ueien 81 ieiu, nut bat baa
iH6ne Better uieI Oasu beiaetraper
BOB Die Rinbsrieae sohlrsih bsiadt
pOrOen fab.
Gle SOhaeit bon emma gObl.
nuun unO % OnrO 2sDnbnro mar
IahIrsia brinht. Renn bos nod 10
anpe furtsebt, Onnn uerIierI unIer
5rip Boblmann nod uGe
cine Gbhter. Doh mir aratuliren.
Ssrr GOwarb Rarrelmeper NOR /
Der arohirnliiie; sr IT wseDrr an
sr Srbeit. /,
SRI. Bertha aaubert meihs
I6sIit tranl oewOtben. fam isst ,
8eit out fem: plr mini en- .
,r cine iHnsle @elunDheit toh he ,
,isOer lbre arbeli DerriGteH lann.
Dura Dds uaHs @etter huhsn
& cine snanbl Rinotr ,,ihttt bft !.
. nI&t sur s@ale ptbsn i6ansn
DFsntIin wisba balb bsHer.
am ssnnlne muresnD 10 ubr
TO Rreblnt e0tttsoienR Iein IL Der 9
opnhtnllrAe a. NJ @letlina.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

stm 70 Snnunr III cine b er iiGts
bare thriiwsiis GOnbHnhstnis stpilf.
en- 7 ubs ilbr ON Weoratn. 3is
natite bier ittbore NonbF a'rt 8
III in Der anti com "a. nui ben s5.
gull. Bon ben sOnnerfinhsrniifen
1T bier bies Sahr feline tihtbor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-25

: RaHst bic Rlsineu nlAf Longer
NJ Stl&hanep lslosn, IonDern osRs
- iglsi 9splslnas
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

Rev. John B. White. formerly assist
ant pastor of the cathedral, and now
stationed at CriDDle Creek. was in
Denver early this week on his way
home from Pennsylvania. where he had
spent a delightful vacation. He brought
with h'm his niece from Scranton, Pa.
who viii remain in Denver for some
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

The meeting of the Good Shepherd
Aid association was held Tuesday aft
ernoon. Dec 10. at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Phillips. 177O Marion street
Plans were made for providing Christ
mas cheer for the inmates of the Good
Shepherd home. and particularly TO
make the day a happy one for the lit
tie children who are in the care of the
Sisters.
x X x
The members of ST. Vincent's Or
phans Aid society and the gentIelnen's
auxiliary committee are laboring zeal
ously TO dispose of tickets for the an
nual ball to be given in aid of St Vim
cents orphanage on New Years night
The magnificent banquet hall of the
new Ell Jebel temple. on Sherman and
Eighteenth avenues. has been secured
for the occasion. An elaborate supner
Will be served without extra charge.
X X
The annual election of officers of ST
Clara s Aid society took place on Mon
day afternoon, Dec 9, at the residence
OF Mrs. Fred L. Sigel 1868 Stout street.
It was an enthusiastic gathering. Mrs
Charles H. Bunte, who has rendered
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

dren of Mary was the feature of the
exercises. The young women wore
white gowns with white roses in Their
hair, and the girls who Joined the Chill
dren of Mary had wreaths of smilax.
Forty-ffve members were admitted ia
the Young Women's Sodality and fif-
teen into the Children of Mary. They
entered the chapel before vespers. com
ing from either side. and chanting the
Magn1f1cat with the choir leading. Mrs.
Margaret Hayden, director of the even
ing cholr had a specially prepared mu-
slcal program. The congregation Joined
IN the singing of "On This Day, oh.
Beautiful Mother" After vespers the
reception was held. followed by solemn
oenedlction of the Blessed Sacrament.
On next Sunday evening in the So
dallty room above the chapel, in the
school, there will be a social reception
of the new socialists. There will be a.
musical program and refreshments. 1t
VIII afford an opportunity for the
young women to become acquainted.
IT is estimated that at least 500 young
women attended nightly the exercises
of the retreat.
On Wednesday morning at ST. .Jo-
sephs S church requiem mass for the
repose of the soul of James B. Walsh
was sung. Mr.. Walsh died Monday at
the family home, 246 West Sixth ave-
nue., and the body was taken to Chey-
enne, Wyo.. for interment A delega-
ton from the Catholic Relief and Ben
aYolent association attended the funer-
al Mr. Walsh was well known in Mo-
oerly, Mo-, Chicago and Seattle.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

81 JOHNS church is source of pride
TO the Harman congregation, but the
poor accommodations afforded the pas
tor have long been looked upon with
regret. If the parishioners arouse the
interest in the building of a parochial
residence that they managed to awak-
en- when their church was in process
OF construction. there is no doubt that
the spring will see it under way.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

In order to raise funds for the build
ing of a parochial residence for the
church of st. John the Evangelist in
Harman, the women of that parish
have arranged a series of social enter
tainments for the winter The first of
these was dance and card part held
on Thursday of this week at Huston
hall. Eleventh avenue and Broadway.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

with an eclat all its own. For four
days the young women had assembled
nightly to attend the exercises of the
retreat, and on Sunday those not al
ready affiliated with the sodality were
admitted to membership.
To begin with, there was at least 1,500
Communicants at the early masses. and
then there was solemn pontifical high
mass at II o'clock, with special music
by the choir under direction of Profess
sor J. A. Michel. Bishop n. c. Matz
was celebrant, Father John Belzar was
deacon: Father J. F. McDonougil, sub
deacon; Father H. L. McMenamin, as
sisting priest. and Father P. A. Phil
lips, master of ceremonies.
The sermon on the significance of the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
was preached by the bishop.
In the evening the reception into the
Young Women's sodality and the Chill
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

At latest reports he is alive
vet and doing well. His wife
was alarmed and was about to
call in the doctor, but when she
learned that the biscuits were
baked in the South Bend Male
able, now being exhibited at the
store of the Coop. Furniture
Co., she knew no harm could
come of it. He also confessed
to having drank 16 cups of their
coffee, but then, you could not
: blame him, for it is incompara-
bic. The exhibit is still on, and
there are enough good biscuits
and coffee to go around, and
still handsome cook book and
useful souvenir for every one
who visits the demonstration of
the wonderful merits and cook
ing possibilities of the Mallea-
bic Range, made in South Bend.
This range is without doubt
triumph as modern device for
perfect and economical cooking.
1t takes less fuel than any other
range made, and because of its
scientific construction. will last
a lifetime. No housewife can
afford to miss the opportunity
of seeing this range, even
though she does not contem-
plate. buying a new one at the
present time.
See our Christmas exhibit.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

Continued on Page 6.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14
Feast of Immaculate conception.

Never in the history of the Immacu-
late Conception parish has the feast of
the Immaculate Conception been OBJ
served with such pomp and ceremony
as it was last Sunday, Dec. 8. The fact
that the feast fell on Sunday, of course
had something to do with the elaborate
exercises, but also there was the cul-
mination of the retreat for the young
women of the parish which was marked
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14
Diocese Of Denver


LLINHbE n NELLTy correspondent.
The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, 647
California street. Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14
Church Notes.

The pupils of Immaculate Concep-
ton school enjoyed a half holiday on
Friday. Dec. 6, the occasion being the
feast of ST Nicholas, the patron of his
iordship, Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz.
X y
Ihe great Improvement in the condi-
ton of Rt. Rev. Monsignor Robinson
is source of joy to his many friends,
not only in Denver. but throughout the
state, where the pioneer priest is deem
~ loved and most gratefully remem-
bered.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-14

/
state, where the pioneer priest is deem
/ ly loved and most gratefully remem-
bered.
The annual election of officers of the
Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society was
the occasion for fully eighty members
assembling Thursday afternoon, Dec. 5.
at the home of Mrs. Henry Abel. 2642
Lafayette street. Mrs. Joseph A Os-
ner' who did such splendid work as
mead of the society during the past
year, was unanimously chosen to sue
ceed herself. The other officers are:
First vice president, Mrs. Joseph
walsh; second vice president, Mrs.
William A. Granger; secretary Mrs.
w. j. Patterson; treasurer, Miss Julia
McLaughlin; auditors, Mrs ]. NJ. Hub
bard and Mrs. ]. P. Healey; chaplains,
Mrs. Annie Horan, Mrs. ]. E. O'Brien
and Mrs. P. Calihan. Great interest
was manifested in the election. and the
meeting was the largest and most en-
thuslastic the society ever held Mrs.
Abel was assisted in her duties as host
ess by her daughter, Miss Irene Abel.
and Mrs. w. H. Grimm. AS in past
years, it was voted to dispense with the
second meeting in December and in |
trust the Christmas work to the COM |
n1ttee whose excellent work of last |
year reflected so creditably on the So |
clety. The women comprising this COM
mittee are Mrs. Joseph Walsh. Mrs. ]. I
2. OBrien and Mrs. Joseph A. Osner.
FIFTY dollars was voted the committee
10 divide amorg the pensioners of the
society, in addition to their regular al
owance.
The year now drawing to close has
'een the most prosperous in the sew
snteen of the society's existence
new members Joined the
'anks four of whom were life mem
'ers. The ladies have thus been en-
Lbled to vastly Increase the scope of
heir activity and carry comfort to
many suffering families. The installa-
ion of officers will take place at the
leNt regular meeting of the society.
'hich viii be held at the home of Mrs.
thursday afternoon I'm
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
A Midsummer NIoht's Dream.

II Is difficult to sufficiently admire
the cheerful optimism Of the new tar
in editor OF American Industries. Mr..
Miles has got 1t all settled. The tar
IN Is to be taken out Of politics. he
says. before the Sixtieth congress as
sembles on the first Monday in De-
cember, a little more than 80 days
hence. This is quick work indeed.
Puck in "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" declared
"Ill put a girdle round about the
earth
IN forty minutes"
The Miles midsummer nights
nights dream is even swifter and
more difficult OF realization. Puck's
promise has been verified by cleo
tricity and a telegraph wire. The Ra-
cine (Wis.) Puck will need a larger
dose of electricity Il help him take
the tariff out OF politics In 80 days.
He will have to kill OF some 5000. 900
voters arrayed on one side or the 9TH
err of the question. Protection or
Free Trade?" and bring into being
before the first Monday In December
5000, 900 new voters, including about
500 senators and representatives in
who have absolutely no
views on this question. 1t will be a
great man who can take the tariff out
of politics In 80 years. Let alone 80
days.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
HARDSHIP MADE HER THIEF.
Foster Niece Of General Bragg Wins
Compassion in Court.

Chicago-Mrs. Josephine Osborn, 2s
years old, pleaded guilty to a charge
of stealing $50 worth of postage
stamps from the Great Northern Man.
u%facturing Co, which employed her,
Driven TO desperation by want.
abandoned by her husband and com.
PEELED to support herself and a 6-year.
old child on 81 a week, Mrs. Osborn,
who said she was a niece of General
Bragg Of civil war fame, told the court
despair had caused her to commit her
first act of dishonesty.
Judge Newcomer said: Il will sen.
tence you to GO days In the county
jail and have the sentence expire at
the end OF one day"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
JURYmEN PRAY AND SING.
After Elaboration and Hymns, They
Speedily Arrive at a Verdict.

Eaton. Ga--After singing How
Firm a Foundation Ye Saints Of the
Lord" and He Leadeth Me" the IL
men who were trying Porter ana
Quentin Jones, brothers, for the muir.
der Of Robert +. Adams, Immediately
found a verdict of guilty and request
ed the Judge to fix punishment al -
years in the penitentiary.
The jury had been out IS hours and
was seemingly in a hopeless deadlock.
Finally. some one suggested silent
prayer and the singing OF the two
hymns named. The suggestion was
adopted and in two minutes after the
asst hymn had been sung a verdict
was found.
The Jones brothers are wealthy and
prominent, as was Robert +. Adams.
the slain man. Several years ago
Adams killed a brother OF the Jonses.
and was acquitted.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03

That the tariff will some time have
to be revised does not admit of doubt
or OF dispute. Every intelligent man
comedies that this time will eventually
come, since constantly changing bust.
ness conditions will naturally bring II
about. but, until that time does arrive,
the party would be very foolish indeed
to undertake to force II. The people
OF this country are not slow to express
their preference upon great questions
of this character and when they be,
come dissatisfied with the tariff they
may be depended upon to say SO in
plain words. Until they so declare
the president will do well to stand pat,
as he has evidently decided to do.-st
Joseph (Mo.) Gazette.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY.
Phrase Cannot BE Accepted At ,ts
Face Value.

Senator Hemenway Of Indiana is
quoted as follows on the subject OF
next years campaign:
For the first time In sixteen years
the tariff will be the main issue, In my
opinion. The corporation problems
have been mostly attended to now.
and. unless some big new issue should
crop up as the result OF the next SEES.
sion Of congress, the tarif will be the
principal topic on the stump. The Re-
publicans will contend that the tariff
should be revised after the inaugura-
ton Of the mex President in the inter-
erests Of protection and by the friends
Of protection.
The Democrats will contend that the
tarih should be revised with the idea
Of tariff for revenue only In view. On
that issue | have not the slightest
! doubt that the Republicans will be re-
turned to power. This is a protection
list country"
"A tariff for revenue only" has In
times past led to a good deal OF dis
cussion, Until 1894 the phrase was ac.
cepted at It's face value. II meant the
levying Of no more duties on importa-
tons han necessary to carry on the
government economically administer
ed. Such was the explanation offered
by men Of the Carlisle-Morrison, Wat.
terson-Mills school of tariff reformers,
who for years had made the land re-
sound with the issue.
But when the Democratic party,
with Mr.. Cleveland In the white house,
was called upon to put the issue into
legislative shape It fell down with
the task Interestingly. and to Its own
loss and humiliation. The German.
Wilson measure proved to be anything
but "a tarif for revenue only" being
stuffed full Of duties designed express.
ly for protection. Even the bill that
Mr.. Cleveland wanted would have car,
ried a large amount OF calculated pro.
lection.
AS the government must have
money for Its support-no party would
dare put the United States on short
commons-much importance attaches
to the proposition that the government
be economically administered" Our
expenses at present are no what they
were in 1884, when Mr.. Cleveland was
first elected, nor what they were In
1892, when he was the second time
elected, on a platform carrying a de.
mand for "a tariff for revenue only"
Now. what is economy? II we are
spending too much money. where shall
retrenchment begin? How. and to
what extent. should the pruning knife
be applied?
Mr.. Hemenway is justified in his
statement that this is "a protectionist
country" The truth Of that will read.
lily appear IL the tariff for revenue
only" men take the ground next year
that the English of their issue means
the challenge OF protection to a duel
to the death.