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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-09-21
BrOuSSard=WilkinSOn
Club.

Sunday afternoon last large
number of the people of this pa
risb, principally of the first and
third wards met at Duchamp's ball,
for the purpose of completing the
organization of the Broussard-
Wilkinson club.
List had been circulated in the
parish and a large number of
signatures were obtained, but no
organization had been effected.
The meeting was opened by MIR.
Robert Martin, who in a few words
explained the object of the meet
ing, and in complimentary terms,
presented as president of this club,
one of our foremost business men
aud young politician who is TAX
ing an active part in this cam
paign, not because he wants Of
fee, but because he wants reform
in public affairs. he presented the
name of Mr.. Frank L. Guilbeau,
who was elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Martin named a committee
composed of Messrs l.. G.. Gau-
thier, Solomon Bertrand and A.
A. Morrow to accompany MIR.
Guilbeau to the presiding chair.
Mr.. Guilbeau in assuming the
duties as the head of this organi-
cation made pretty little address
in French, giving the reasons why
this club was called Broussard-
Wilkinson, stating tina. there was
a certain political element in the
third district trying to discredit
the influence of Bob Broussard in
this district and injuring his poll
tical future because he showed the
manhood of espousing and cham
pioning the man he thought best
fitted to occupy the Office of Gov
ernor of Louisiana. He stated
that it was the duty of every citi-
zen to support one candidate or
the other and every voter should
have the courage, the manhood of
proclaiming his opinion and his
choice. which was personal right.
On motion of MIR. A. V. Fournet
Mr.. Jas. j. Martin was nominated
for Secretary aud Treasurer and
this nomination was also made by
a unanimous vote.
A list of Vice-Presidents was
presented as follows l.. G. Du-
champ, r. Martin, DR.. Eugene
E. n. Resweber, Jules
Bourque, j. l.. Ducrest, Albert
Levert, f. r. Long, Cleric Gau-
thier, Preston Guilbeau, Aristide
Delahoussaye, John Dryer, Ad-
elmaI Berard, Jonas w. Bailey,
Felix Lacaze, Cyprien Pelletier,
Pierre Barras, Lezin Lasseigne,
I. L. Bienvenu, Edw. de Lassus.
Edgar Marin, Solomon Bertrand,
Aug. Barras, Eugene Bertrand, A.
Y. Fournet. Numa Gaudin, l.. &.
Adam Lasseigne, Louis
ireig. Emile Martin. John Du-
and, z A. Davis, Scott Kelso,
L. P Foaruet and they were also
leot-.! by the unanimous vote of
be meeting.
Dr.. Eugene Baylis offered a re-
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-09-21
"A Remarkable Candidate.

"A Remarkable Candidate.
We have iu st. Martin Parish,
we believe the most remarkable of
all the candidates in this State.
Years ago the politicians always
looked for the best and latest
jobs. In this campaign we have
noted that many candidates in the
different parts of the State are
willing to get some of the good
jobs at reduced salaries, but our
own candidates simply knocks all
the other candidates out of sight.
Our candidate, in liberality, will
eclipsed all others and will surely
get some of them to thinking how
he can manage to run for Office
with such financial prospect in
sight. This candidate is Mr.. j.
X. ODonohOe, who is the agent of
the Morgan Louisiana and Texas
Railroad at Breaux Bridge and
cannot be considered "A man of
great wealth.
Here is his Announcement card /:
For Representative
Subject to result Of democratic prima.
ry. election | hereby respectively an
nOunce to the voters Of St. Martin Pa
IRISH my candidacy for Representative.
IL elected promise to donate the salary
attached to the Office during my incum-
bency viz: S600,m to be divided equal
ly towards the advancement and better
ment of education in the Parish and the
contemplated Water Works System of
Brpaux Bridge. also pledge myself to
support measures towards bonding all
public EMPLOYEES handling any public
funds and the selection of competent ac.
cOnntants whose duties it will be to exa-
mine without previous notice the public
cash records Of receipts and disbuse-
ments of their various offices.
JOHN r. O'DONOHOE.
Breaux Bridge, Sept. 12. 1907.
Mr.. O'Donohoe will have to lose
four months of his salary, because
big corporations have no souls and
will not pay al employe who is
working in the Legislature for glo-
ry, he will lose at least S400 in sa-
larry, from the railroad. he will
have to spend at least six hundred
dollars to live in Baton Rouge in
style of H liberal legislator, this
will be giving away about $1,000
simply to be legislator.
This may seem to be n remarba-
bic announcement, but Mr.. ODo-
nohoe is gentleman who has the
esteem and confidence of his peo-
pie, and will fulfil his pledges to
the letter.
Can any other parish come to
this candidate? MIR. O'Donohoe
should be defeated. This salary
is even too small, and he wants to
give up this small salary, and go
to Baton Rouge at his own ex-
pense! We put Mr.. ODonohoe
down as phelantropist and senti-
mentalist who should enlist with
the Sunday school instead of with
the greedy and grasping politi-
clans who are never satisfied un-
less they can get everything in
sight.
Cut out the Legislature. Mr.
ODonohoe; join the sunday school!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Cine 9naruklionsf unNt.

Der prinareesnt 2uitppIo Don
9aDeru ipurbe, nadbem er, pie iein
@oter S0nig 2uopig /. ideraeno
meinte, nmilitdrpfli6tig" ~geipprben
ipar, in hoS Ieinen Namen fiibrenbe
srfte Acknowledgement eingsreibt. @r
bate bic 9ienitleiitungen auer Graoe
bur9suma9en. Oils 2eutnant tam
nun Der Yrin3 zines Sages an bic
8eibe, bel ieirer 8atteris ben Snltrufs
tionSunterri6t ab5ubalten. Gr bate
feline Sreube an ben prd6tisen Bur-
i9en, bic, 1tramm uno nit Der Sffens
belt Der 9ebirgsIObne linn ms 4uee
blitenb, ieiner Sro9en barrten.
81 einem nod 9rasgrtinen Retruten
ii6 penoeno, fragte Der Bring:
nWorun ertennft OH benin Seine Was
jeitdt ben &0nig4"
S~reuber3is f4mun3eInb erpiberte
Der aanpnier: nMb, ben Serrn aiini
fennt a jeber etei' auf bunOert S9ritt'
an fem alien Suat."
,ghun, man fennt ben &DRig 1dpn
nod an anberen 9ingen. Merte Dir
ober, tpenn bon benz olerbD6Iten
&rieesberrn bic Mebe 1T, bait 0u
INNER Seine MajeItdt Der S0ni9' su
faeen. @erItebft 9u mid?"
8ebenfli6 nit Dem &opfe f6iittelnb,
meinte Der Solbat fleinlaut: DOS
is mir a'biel auf ompl, bas merit /
not 10 9'fhtpino."
rNun, moran e%rfennft Su benn ben
GERM Sberi item unfsres Rseimsnts?"
Mutter Natur bate ben Sberiten.
einen Sreiberrn b, 3pler, leiber etpas
itiefmiitterli9 b%.banbelt, benin lie bate
ibn nit einem 8ldbbalie beha6t.
Ser aanonier antnortete alio:
r0en Serrn Sberiten tennt ma glei'
an fem 3ropf a%uiia!"
Ser 9rin3 fpnnte bas 2a6en niht
mebr unterbriiden. .Nun moht' ib
nod piHen," rief er benz Ietruten gu,
.tporan Oh mid ertennit IT,"
Die 2ippen bes &dnoniers per5paen
ii9 gu einem iiberIegenen 2Gdeln, unb
er antiportete: .ODs braud' DO / net
erit g. ias'n, Dos iperb'n So ielber am
beIten pif'n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

nit Den Rbilippineu geid)eben iolle,
uno 1862 8ltnoeS /, Senatoren lno
JieprGIcntunteu bdbeu gedntlportet.
Sir 0en 8crtultf Der Snleln baben
lid 10 ouogelproden, 10 modten Die
Hcgierltng uno bic 3uflinft ser Bbi.
Iippinen in Die SGrbe Der 9%enobner
gelegt bnben. Gin~unooier3ig 0er
NerrcH crfI0ren iih bdfiir, ooB mir
Die SnieIn bcboltcn inIlten, bis Iid)
Die 6ilipino5 ielbit re9ieren fonnen.
Sir Elm oauernoc8 8rcteftorot baben
iif nur orei erfIGrt. Sir oalernoen
8eiie treten 33 ser Serren elm una
36 luollten lid norerit ri6t ultsiprc-
dcr. Die GbiIippinen boben inns be.
rcitS Gin ScibcngelO gctoItet. 8. u.
&ogerS brindt int rSeroIo" ein &C.
llltgcnc9 Nil6. Sin ma6tiger Gle
pbullt, nrf DEM elm yfleiner braluter
0r1locr" liBt, lcert nit Dem Hiiiiel
oos ShoBonlt uno Snfel Gam iibt
peroricBlid) oane6en ltnb irogt: @ia
&enlonO eincn neiben G%lepbanten
fouien? 0ic StootSn1Gnner uto
Ser Gbcil Der umerifoniiden Grelic,
meltc ms in Den imperioliitiid)eu
aura georGngt, boben DEM 2nnbc
cinen ldlehtcn 0icnIt erluieien. Iuf
Die mnrncnOcn Stimmen iullroe ober
bonlola nidt Gcbort. Der SingoiS.
mus bate oos Obcriuoilcr. Mn ser
Cuba . @efreiung uno Dem Ybilip.
pincn Gultf crleben mir wenig
Trelt0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Ger Nagel sum sarge.
Ser leitenbe Nr3t bes epangelii6en
&rantsn6auieS, Sorn, in Salt, R9eins
probing. lit an ben Splgen elmer 8luts
bersiftung. bic er iid bur4 cine 9ers
lebuns nit einem perroiteten Nagel
au5os, ge%itprben.
SeIbIt IN 0 b M liner
g none. Sn Narburg, Seiterz
reid, periibte elm Winaer bes 9euts
T6en Ritterorbens Namens Murtin
putlarec auf fur6tbare Weiie Selbits
morb. gr enttub cine Wetteridiebs
fanone unb beugte ii9 beim 4bfeuern
bes S9ufes iiber bic Miinbung. Gr
ipurbe pDltommen 5errihen. AUDI
tpurbe ibm Der &opf bonn Gumpfe ses
trennt.
q eunb beitItd 8ers
il eung. Din manden Orten in
potsbam iptrb o Sdnblern ben
Shultinbern taltes Wineralpal1er
pber Jru6tsis angebotsn, DEFENDERS
na9 ShluB Der S6uIe. Die &reiss
unb Srtsf6ulinIpettoren bss 8e5irts
iinb angenieien ipprben. iiberoa, mo
bies portpmmt, bic S6ultinoer Dor
ben seiunbbeitsfbGoliden @enubmits
teln Su tparnen.
Ole @epalt Der SO a >
erbo e. Sin furdtbares 9epits
ter cling lebtbin iiber ben noropeits
lidsn 9beil BON Siitlano nisoer unb
ridt.te srobe 9erpiitungen on.
@leid5sitig erbob iid cine getpalti9e
DaNerboie. Die WoHerboie bob Do
der empor unb itiirate Ddnoe I'm; in
einem 9ofe bob lie 5lpel Yferbe 20 Sub
in bic 90be uno fiibrts iie ouberbalb
bes !Sofes nit; elm Sunb madte bic
Gabrt iosar 200 Sub nett in Der 2uft.
unter b m 81 atterborns
gipfef muBtsn unldnsit brei Soaz
riiten, bic bonn Sturm iibsrrafht tporz
ben luaren. cine gauge Nd6t 5ubrins
gen. Giaer erlag cen 5pl9tn Der
9fibT9lGss unb Der adfts. Die fsi=
ben @nbsyen Istteu ben @e1 rn.tr uHs
fdalidcn Miiben iorl uao tonnt:n ii9
rsttsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
AliBsliidstrs plaiNoDrr.

gs Iinb niht nur bic mobernen Obj
potaten, bic ppr ben G6rdnten bes Sc
ri6ts fir ibre bsbrobten 8lienten
9iibrungsattentate auf Die Menl6lihs
felt unb 9armber3igteit Der Ri9ter
unternebmen. Der Barrier r9aulois"
er5Gblt cine amiiiante Qnetbote aus
benz Seri6tsiaal, bic 200 Sabre au>
riidliest. S6on 9'agueKeau per>
langte BON einem ~gepiHenbaften
Rehtsanipalt, baB er tein Mittel, iei
eS trasif9, fei es tomii6, unberiuft
laife, I'm feline Sahe gu g%eipinnen.
9as that aud Elm Barrier Nbpotat,
beITen Silent Der 8erurtbeilung fa5t
ii9er fem muBte. Oils Embellishments
argument padte er beim SdluB bes
9laibopers bas gu bieiem 3tped fir
forglid bereitgebaltene &ino6en bes
Ingetlagten, bob es bob empor, itredte
es benz Tribunal entgsgen unb Bat I'm
Miloe. SaS 8inb besann tldgli6 su
%peinen, fein S6lud3en ergriff ale
Ser5en, Der Grfolg itien fiGer. Nur
Der Staatsanpalt beipabrte feline
8ube. nWlein tleiner Sreunb," fragte
ct be9iitigeno ben &leinen, ntparum
ipeinit 9u benn 70 bitterli69" Der
aleine tpeint nod ftdrter. nN9, er
apidt MIDI INNER fo!" f9reit er perz
speifelt auf unb min ii6 ben SGnben
bes @ertbeibi9ers entringen. Der NM
getldgte ipurbe p%erurtbeitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Gtoankrnfplitter.

Sie Tborbeit Der Wenge unb bic Sfuas
belt oes 6in3elnen Deiit Der Mobe ibre
Y9e9e.
Inner @eodbtnib 1T 9ep6bnti6 bann am
treueiten, ipenn mir etfpas Dergeiien %iuolen!
Mande Gran iebt fbon ouraus, bab ibr
Marn fe gctpdblt bat, tpie ouinm or lit -
ober ie iast es ni6t!
@liidli0 lucrosn lit Ieidter, ais elidli0
bleiben.
giele treten beut)utage cue ben 4inbers
Iduben, ebe ie ie all5gctreten babsn.
Gtils 0afer iino tief - bag ,ei9t f6
aber ert rebt. iDcnn ie i'm Gturm auis
raufden.
Man glaubt oft fir anoere elm Opfer su
brinqen, uno brinst IS nur o,m eisenei
@stpihen.
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&ereinigtr Sangcr BON Baltimore.


Sauptqllartier: .@ermauia Ndn.
ncr6or . Salle;;" @rdiioent tSenrp
SDomas; correiponOircnocr II. proto.
follirenoer Sefretdr pro tenn. Is. Sim.
mel6eber, Nr. 315, Goro.gOcn.Str
6inan5 : SefretGr g. Simmelbe6cr,
Scr. 315, Horo.gben.S trabe; S6aB.
meiiter S. Midlid, Gar. 713, @arner.
StroBe; Girigent ST. Sembergcr.
8~eriammluug ieoen alpcitcn SreitoJ
i'm Wonat.
n@ermania-A uartett-Gl ub.
Souptquartier: @aQner's Sole,
0r. lie, gtor0-Baca.S traBe, Cling
Itunoe: Gienftass. 2iriaent. s.
Garollls.
,Mrion."
Sailptquartier: nSto9-Sale," Ger.
205, Sanouer StraBe. Sinsitunoe:
Witttpof - 9irigent: S. 8. Srant.
uSarnnonie."
Saliptqltortier: Tr. Ala, @eit.
6opette-S traBe. Sinsituroe: 9ien.
flags = 9irigeltt: Sobu q. 8Iein.
y@ern;anio.W dnnerhor."
Sauptqllartier: @ermania : Wdn.
ner6or.SoGe, 0r. 4t0-412, @eit.
Boundaries trabe. Singitunbe: Con.
nerItogs - Giriscnt: S5eooor Sent
berger.
ySrobiinn."
Souptquortier: Sroblinn Sole,
Mr. 1000, Sreberif @penle. cling.
itlnoe. Wittpo1s - 3iriaent: Sobn
q. Glein.
vMrbeiter.M Gnnerdor."
,Sauptqliartier: anbseas' Safe,
Rr. 314, SatobcrIttrabe. Singitunoe:
Mittpods - 9irigent: CHARLES $.
9o6art.
rSbalia.M 6nner6or."
Saliptquartier: Ioig2s SaIle. SIR.
ti22, Sars;orb-apenue. Singitunoe:
9~ienItoas-Girigent: 5. 6. Sranf.
~2oruit.B .@Gnner6or."
Sauttuiart.er: Builders Sane,
gde guba- unb 4nOreitraBe. Sins.
%it,inoe: Mittpod) @benbs s llbr -
Girigent: Subert GriipeeI.
,grbeiter.2:eocrtafel."
Sal,ptquo.tier: 8ci5' Sale, Nr.
40s, @eIt 2erimstonItrabe. cling
Itanoe: SienitGgs-Iiriaen.: Subert
ariippel.
yWeIobie."
Sauptqrartier: s. SIZES SaIle,
Gde 2opltrabe al,o @eiair . Warft.
Singitunoe: 9onneritags-9ir;aent:
s. anrolus.
r@apertider Wdnnerdor."
Sauptqliartier: Adermann's Safe,
gde bon Caroline. itnb @ougbItraBe.
Sinsitunoe: 9onneritag abenbs =
0irieent: augult Sdneioer
sWeseer-@ eiangperein."
Sauptauartier: Soffmann's Soae,
Com. unb Sorreit Strabe. cling
itltnbe: Gienitag-Tirigent: Subert
3riippel.
.Wuaart.W Gnnerhor."
Sauptauartier: @obert Wollmer's
Sane, Scr. 192t-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Singitunbe ieoen Conner.
ltaa Mbenb; q. 8oblmonn. Giriaent.
.gabenia-W dnnerdor."
Sauptaunrtier: Strait. unb 5. CTR,
Sigblanbtonn. Sineitunoe: Glen.
Itogs-Girigent: Geo. 90. BobGmann.
ygidenfrana."
Sauptqiartier: Sobn Samibt's
(oorm. 8orn's) Sale, gde 3. uno
8ougbitraBe, &isbIanbtoipn. Siag.
Itunbe: Wittpobs - 9iriaent Geo.
%. BoehImanH,
y5urnperein gorrgirts."
Gortp1rts : Saae, ri 732-734,
Ql..l ,..~k.EE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

8eInnqcn - Bauer (om ToI.-
fdolter): yMei' oSunae nil a @elo
gelfidt babeil; miepiel id)idt man
benii. ba?" Eoltbeomter (gnter
9oune): ,Na, ih bitt' Sic, mas lino
Den bei'm Wiilit1r 40 bis 80 Warf?"
Bauer. .Meinen'S2 Wnren Sic
oud 10 a Sdlanfel?!"
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Wrs. WinsIotu's soutbima ssrnp

pirb felt iiber flint unb fefsSig Snbren bon
Miiaipnea bon 0,htteru fit Sbre Stuoer tei,m
Ssruhtat bas QinD, eTpetdlt ben gnumen, E..
jhtuidtfiat aIe edhnterSen; furirt gpinpfultf lirS
Il bas bette Wsifte! fir Siarrpoe; Son Spe.
aetpts unb berIorat ,W,rs. @insIop's cooibina
Gprup" iinb nebnif ieine anbere Sorie. Giinf-
Ino siparDie Gents bic SIafde. Inter BEN
Ndbrfnitteb nno 2roeuens9eiee Dom 30. Slint
1906 aarautfrt. Seriens9lummer 1898. 0tr
6Ifee uub auf beiD6hrteS Mtttel-
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8elb III berIeibeu.

Mnleiben anf W6bet nnb uubere
Stderbetten
fnr 8 Broseni genau lad benz neuen 0efese.
Sars tribatim. @thter, Er. 210. Cft.2erins.
tun.etrabe, misunderstanding"
On Der Office pirb Teatfh seiprpMen.
(Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

2ncis mtS oreiit6dine Nipfcr in nlen StnNts
ibcileIl. Serner @runo5inie mn aititeUennc
Shpotbcieu. ylad~ iufrn9el lei Scrmani Saocus
rou, @runoei9clttblmssWiatler Or. III, 9ipros
GDarlcc.s trnkc, baltimore. Nib.
slub shtffsfartcu bon mo llnd Scutihlnlb
ltHo bier 81 Gnbeu. (Septl5.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

TGifc sur Gciic ms Muslanb be.
iurst 6. Haime, Nr. 413. Cit.galti.
moretrahe, uabe Guitom Spuic Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Scr .0..Y. 6erolo" ogitirt
IN letter Belt iiir beu Ierfoui Ser
Ybilippinen IN Wort uto 9ilo. Gr
hat Die Mitglieocr oeS GongreiieS
iiber ibrc sniihten altsgebolt, mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Nne, fpclfe @efb ertraudjeu, .fpredlen her
rpr. anIcibeu OUT gdldre, Wlobel liilo 9rlliio'
eigenttum. Gin Sertrdi-.n. Seine goGn'lftiee'
Iefbobcn. ,Yafttmore Snpefrnent Sot" yt.
120. slBrb.Vdea.efra6e. CTS
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Slt p%erfanfcn.


cine Sarm III @uuloH, nabe Dem nReIabs
9onfe" an Der b. 4 :. Yabu," 20 gder aroB;
re.bli6 Sbit mo gitea SSaiier: Gnttagc mt IT
Stttll1crII, StGi etc. gin1Butrn1ert bel Spbn
.. Hnoiuig, Dir. 300, @'arnlano SelepBous@es
bduoc. (2U4-2SSi.a.D
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Su perfdufcn:
Sin Sans nit jebs 3tmrnert unb @1o.
Nadbjuirageu in Nr. 617, @cit'gScits Straic.
A264.Gl
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Su ncrfnuicu biltin.

Gu u~crtauien biiig:
9Gufer bon 5000 bis Si250; ale 0trbCfles
rlineeH; leidte Veoingun9eli: ~nieortger @riuos
sins. Nad6ufrasen ode Hrati' uno eedstc
StraRe, Sighlauotuiun. (Sept4, 1lIt)
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gu crmict then.

gu perntefnen:
Irddtfoe breilfodiae Sdufer nit 9 3tmrrern
uuS 9eranba' 5000 giod, 8art.Seisbts.abe.
Cos nib eIefirif1eS 2i6t. 9anpibei5urs.
g8Gf6erei. Hafeitpldbe etc.
Office. zoe. aan.SiSs. 800 Barts.iabts.aoe.
(Suui30, 1890
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Sn peryauren:

Su beryduYen:
COTS % SUB 8 Sou bel 200 SUB br.t Scpierie
oeiorirt; ieoe mooerne @equemIihfeit.
9r. lis, III, 119 etc, Gurb'Y aiurent.str..
bpii6en 6airmouni. NUenlIe mo 6apettesSlr.,
I6bn ~oeforirt; iebe muoerne Qeauemiidfeii;
5peiit1dige Sdufer. Chm arb z. Stprd, OIL Ert
uub etene, cher Or. SO, Snntber.yuilSinI,
Sanette. nno ct. TauLSir. GSebr9.lS)
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gerlanst Sraucn nnb WGSden.


gerIangt:
Gin WiohGH iHr u%lIJemeiUe 6all$nrbeit. 3n
%Friragen In 9r. y2S, pUptiHSsAUe. t2GdD
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Wcrlatgt:
Gin inteIii9enter 5gn9e. n%Ii9eldbr l%iinI5e1n
bcrlidb. Rab8ufrngen bel Swinoci Bros,
Napurbs uno Nluiiels StrGfc. (26j-G)
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-26
Currency Differences.

Among the great number of articles
published on the financial situation
scarcely two agree as to the causes of
the furry and the best remedy for the
arrangement in the currency supply.
Currency in considerable amounts is
held at a small premium, though
enough passes from hand TO hand in
an ordinary way to answer the pur-
pose. But any premium is proof that
either there is too little currency avail
able or that it is boarded beyond the
practical working line That it is
boarded to an unusual extent is evil
dent. The question remains, If, when
brought entirely out of hiding, the cur
rency of the country is now sufficient
for the current needs Of more than
SO,OOOOOO people like the Americans.
After deyising means to get the cur
rency out of the places where it is fool
ishly and harmfully concealed, and sub
ject to serious risks of loss, Congress
must turn its attention to the problem
of the currency supply. 1t is at this
seek to get in their work. The country
has made their acquaintance before.
Once they favored an unlimited issue
of greenbacks, the first cost of which
would be only the paper and press
work. Eventually, they would go to
the ragpicker, as did nearly ten bill
lions of French assignats in a former
period. The 50cent dollar crusade &C.
Cured only eleven years ago. Its chief
apostle is to be the next Democratic
nominee for President His old allies,
the Populists, have reappeared on the
scene. Let Congress watch out vigil
lantly for these fabricators of an ocean
of currency while you wait. They are
up and doing. and will do the country
if they get the chance.-St. Louis
GlObe-Democrat.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-26
Rabies n Real Disease.

Chief Melvin of the Bureau of Animal
Industry of the Agricultural Department
says that many experiments conducted
by the bureau now demonstrate that by
drophobia is a real germ-generated and in
fictitious disease This disease, he says.
can be communicated from beasts to men
as well as from beast to beast There are
two types of hydrophobia, dumb and furi-
Gus. In the earlier stages of the former
kind a dog is dangerous, but in the late
stages it is not, as it sustains paralysis
of the jaws; but a dog with the furious
type of hydrophobia is very dangerous.
yelping and running about with frothing
mouth and without any sign OF jaw par
alysis. DIR. Melvin insists that as yet
there is no cure for rabies known to mea-
ical science.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-26
SIN OF THE STREETS.


Young Criminals I'm the Making and
New YOrL's Juvenile Court.
day spent in New York's children's
court will never be forgotten. Here
all the youthful offenders are tried.
Into this court crowds more of human
interest than in any other court in
the world. Before its bar is constant
ly passing a great procession of human
incongruities, scenes vibrant with pa
thOs and humor, for both pathos and
numor consist in the perception of in
congruities 1t is the sins of the par
ents and the sins of the living conCli-
tons that the Overcrowded city forces
on its children that here stand out
most strikingly. The real culprit is
more often the delinquent parent than
the delinquent child. The sight of a
child trotting to saloon two or three
times day, pail in hand, to procure
the family supply of beer-a familiar
one in a great city-impeaches the
parent for a criminal Indifference.
Small wonder that the child's moral
perceptions are obliterated and his in
stincts perverted in such surroundings.
1t is in the streets, the vice sown
streets, that the child learns to gamble.
to swear, to steal. He cannot help ii.
He must employ the ways of his COM
panions if he is to survive among them.
And the ways Of his companions lead
oftenest to the children's court-De-
lineatOr.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-26

The whole country is TO be congratp-
lated upon the reelection of Hon.
Joseph G.. Cannon as Speaker of the
House Of Representatives 1t is an
honor well earned and worthily be
slowed This grand old man of the
Lower House is a conservative force
whose value in times like these it is
impossible to overestimate. All in
dustry. all business will be the better
for his retention as the second officer
of the government. One sentence in
Speaker Cannon's remarks in accept
ing the honor of a unanimous re-elec-
ton by the Republican caucus stands
out i'm letters of gold:
I'VE have been admOnished by events
that it is not time for extravaganza
or excursions into the realm of expert
ment i'm legislation"
They call Speaker Cannon a stand
patter" If to resOlutely resist rash
and dangerous interference with wise
Jaws is to be 'stand-patter," then
"Uncle joe may well be proud of the
ppellation.-Exchange