davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18
THE WRIGIITS' TRIUMPH.

THE WRIGHTS' TRIUMPH.
 Within the past few weeks the world has witnessed the most remark able feats of aviation ever known. In fact, il may be said that the era of the successful flying machine has been ushered in, and that the art of aerial navigation remains only to be devel- oped by experimentation along the lines laid down by the Wright broth CTS. These men have accomplished more even than they had promised at the beginning of their public demon- stratiOns. OrvilIe Wright made sen- sational records during his trials at Fort Myer before the board of army engineers. By remaining in the air for more than an hour. during which time he made circuit after circuit of the grounds, he definitely and tri umphantly scored the greatest success in this field of endeavor the world has ever known.
 The heavlerthan-ail machine in- vented by the Wrights has been put to many kinds of trials. both in this :.nd other countries While great things were expected oI Farnum pelagrange and other foreigners, it has remained for American inventors to work out the problem and give the world it's first practical alrship. The flight of Orvile Wright at Fort Myer vas accomplished without any special preparation or effort on the part of the inventor and after his hour in another flight. in which he was ac- by Lieutenant Lahm. The machine was not built for this extra service, but jt scared aoft with it's additional burden. apparently with the same ease as before.
 The officers of the army and navy Who witnessed the flights of the Wright machine at Fort Myer are en- thusiastic in their predictions for the future of this form of air navigation. Some believe that the world is enter ing an era in which flying machines piles. If the navigation of the air approaches anything like the predic- ton of the Wright brothers, there is little doubt that the entire modern scheme of warfare will be revolu- tionzed t is impossible to conceive of the wonderful transformation of military and naval establishments tha Jugh the use of such machines as those invented by the Wrights Not only could man in such a machine secure invaluable information of ar enemy's position, but in time, per haps. he would be able to carry pow orful explosives which would utterly destroy ships and forts.
 That the flying machine is now something more than a mere toy is certain and doubtless the work of per fnctn9 the device will progress rapid 1 ly. It is impossible to foreSee wha wonderful results may come from the persistent efforts of the inventors bu perhaps 1t will not be many decades before the airship will take it's place beside the railroad ear and the auto mobile as public carrier
 -osrO--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

For rent-Two nice large unlur- nished rooms for light housekeeping. First floor. S11.0O per month. TOP West Fourth. 13 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

T have been somewhat costive, but Doans Regulets gave just the results desired They act mildly and regu- fate the bowels perfectly. y.'-George B. Krause, 306 Walnut Ave, Altoona, Pa (3)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

X specific Ger pain-Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, strongest cheapest lin- iment ever devised. A household rem edv in America for p years. ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Alderman.

! The Graphic is authorized to an nounce MIR. RUSSELL HOLLIS as a Third ward at the special election, October ,, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

must serve his country, not special ln- tereSts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18
eS
O+O-

Where does the American fleet opei the next heg of joyfulness after they leave Sydney, Australia?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

In raising Mr Astor to the British Ieera@e, will he become Lord Jack astoro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-18

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, s.,s,,,s By Carrier.
 .~,.s. G0e copy, one week ....e .1S &esly, one copy. one month .... sS %&ily, one copy, six months.... I7S sHily. one copy, one year ..... 7.s9 t,t*, BY NAIL. ssH> L.--"- CaSb in Advance.
 .,ly, thres months .....,,.... 1.6S ssai!y, six months ,,,,.,,.4,s.. S.00 fsssAly, one year ................ t.ee &2aday Edition, one year. ice .sskly Edition, one year. 1.ee
 (If tAarged) t1.Sel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-10

lang mar sr grafbsnt Der Sriiberi&uit
Der sofomotiu sSeissr. SIN Sabre
1902 purbe er gu Der bObsn Stslluns
ole Generals .GinwanOsrunsscomm
berufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-10
Oermifdbtes Tnfanb.

: Dur4 5eritOruns mebrersr 6abri'
fen ridtste elm 5eusr tn atlanta, @a.,
sinsn S9uOen bon $15o.0Oo IN.
p Der on Der AZ. Strass In Sisw
gorf ssplante ueus @sntralbabnbof ioll.
pie pom bort semeloet wiro, $2o,00o,'
600 folten.
On YilOri, Wtiii, ftarb sIlsranoer
3. Stemart, elmer Der lssten beiben
iiberleben @snsrallsutnants Der confOs
berirten Nrmee.
- gns Rittsburs wiro Semeloet,
baB I'M san3en wsitlidsn Psnniblua'
nien eine fur9tbare Diirre berridt, bic
einsn isbr smpfinbli&en @ahsrmaussl
3ur 5Olse bat.
= Yin ben Solssn sines @sbirni9la'
ses, meldsr bic linfe 36rperisite uoll'
itdnbis sslabmt bate, III 9err 5risbri4
q. Susder, Elm Slnssitellter oes nPbila'
belpbiu Eassblatt', seitOrben.
= Dem Ribmonb college In 8ids
monb, 8a., bat Sobn .. ROdefellsr
$4,000 untsr Der Beoinsuus gessbsn,
bae Die 8aptiiten bss Staates Sir9inien
bic Summs BON $350,ooo suiammsn
briu9en.
Sir ben 8. De3ember 1T cine
@ouferen3 pon @ouuerneuren Der per'
ifieoensn Staaten unb Wfitslieoern
Der pOn graIibsnt Rooisuelt srnannten
gtatioual. @ommiiliou fur bic @rbaltun9
unisrsr uutiirliasu SilfsqusllsH sinbs'
rnfen tporoen.
= gus Milpaufss. g8isc., tpiro bic
Serlobuns bss Ssrr 8illiam Ssnninss
Srpan IT,, bss Sobnes bes bsmofrati'
i6sn graiibsntiaufts nit
5raulsin Sslen Berger, Der Eo4tsr
einss bsfannten unb sea4teten @s'
ibditsmannes baielbit, semelbst.
- eburles Sliusr SOnss aus Sam.
monbsport, u. o., Elm allssmsin be'
fainter iunser 9uftidiffer, fiel Dor etwa
$4,000 3ui6ausrn auf ben Central
Wfains Sair @rouuos. mo er NIT ieinsm
8allou Soritsllunsen CAB, aus elmer
0Dbe BON 500 SuB berab unb puree
beinabe auf Der Stells set0btet.
Die fiir Die Pittsburs Duib'
burns MiillinS SO. In Wiinnsapolis
eruanntsn Wialisuerwalter babsn err
flart. baB fis idmmtlids Mahten Der
@sisniauft idlisBsn miifen, psnn fis
ni6t ermadtist werben, $750.O00 auf'
5ubrinssn. Das S9lieBen oisier Wiiib'
fen wiirSs fiir bic sanse SnSuftris Elm
empfinbli1er Sdlag iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-10
GuSlanb.

- Sn Eofio wurbe Die bereits friibel
semeloete Seridisbuns Der 8eltans'
itelluns bis gum Sabre 1917 offi5ieil
befaunt seseben.
- aus Bubapsit wirb 9emslSet, baf
bic @rafin SSsdsnpi seb. Sanoerbilt,
bon einem tobten 8inbe entbunben une
ernitlid erfrunft 1T.
- aus Der Stabt Merico wiro &C.
mslOst. oaB Yiidof Sarra pOn Snsblo
als gia6iolser bss ueritorbenen @rs'
bii4ofs sllutton gum @r,biidOf uou
Wferico ernannt porben lit.
= Inter sroBartissn Seisrlidfeiten,
bic felt lanssm porbsrsitet pareu. lit In
Siridberg, S1lsiien, oas bnnoert'
idbriss Subildum oes Sdssr'Sdtail'
Ions pon 9isumann 9to. 5 bssansen
morben.
Srsifrau Spef uon Stsrnburs,
bic 8ittms bss bsutideu Botidaftsrs
In Baibinston, Der in 3sibelbsrs itarb,
wiro pon Der oeutiden Resieruns cine le'
bsnslanslide geniion gum Sstrase pom
etwa $4,000 bis $3.50 per Sabr be-
5isbsn.
= Wtit bem Dampfer -Eauso" 1T
bic 9iahridt einsetroffen, oab Der iapa'
niI6s Dampfer r8anfof" am 6. slu.
suft in Der Slabs Der Prdfsftur @bina's
ssiuntsn 1T unb baB 2s PsriOuen babel
ibr esben eiusebiibt baben. ylsun Ser.
ionen murben ssrettst.
= Gu sinsm sinbrudspollsn aft sss
italtete lib bic @ntbhllung einer neuen
SrOnstafsl su @brsn Seinrid Seinss in
Diiislborf. sic 1T on oem Sauie an.
sebra6t, in psldem Der .unss;ossne
Der Wtuisn" am 13. De3smbsr
1897 bas 2i6t Der @slt erblidte.
= @raf Zeppelin bat befanut sese.
ben, oaB sr Die gbii6t babe, cine gftien.
@eielli6aft 3u Srlnoen, nm bie Ter'
ipultuns Der pom oeuti6en Tolfe ssitif.
teten @elbiummen su erlsi6tsrn. Der
5ono. tpeldsr jsst iaOn rrei MilliOusn
Dfarf iiberidreitet, uersrDBert iid im'
mer nod nit iebem Gage.
= Sin bsflasenswertbes llusliid. bat
fid in Der @asfabrif BON @UrOs ereis'
net. Snfolse elmer 9en5in'@rplOiiOn
lpurben brsi PeriOnsn set0btet unb orei
I6ner perlett. Hiele anbere trusen
Ieibtere Yernunounsen oauon. Die
@spalt Der @rplOiiou mar 10 SroB, oaB
auf weite @ntfernnn9sn bin oas @etOie
Deb6rt puroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-10
@ocbensN nnbfebau.
Snla n ..

Rabrenb bic Mitslieber Der itaoti
itben 6euerwebr in einem Der In Der
glabe Der Stabt yiem Srleans 9elsssnen
garis ibr Bicnie feiertsn, brad In Der
unmittelbaren giabs BON Sisnpille nno
@bartres Strdbe elm Seuer aus, oas,
ba nnr penise SOidmanni6aitsn in
ben Sprissnbduiern paren nnS faum
sinise Der uorbanosnsn Dampiiprissn
sur Stens idaifen fonnten, idnea nm
ii6 ariff uno einsn SAaben uon bet.
nabe 3mei Millioneu unriGtste, ebe ss
untsr @OntrOlle ssbru6t nnb idlisBli6
ssl6i9t werSsn fOnnte.
Die nun bssonnene BeBenernte i'm
9torbmeiten peripriht uiel beher aus3n'
fallen, oils nod Dor einem Wionat er'
martst nurbe. giat elmer pom -Boaro
Of Eraos" pon Rortlaub. Ore, uer0fs
fentlidtsn Statiitit finb on ben sriten
iinf 9assn 301 @iienbahnwasenseaon
gen bes beiten Bei,ens fir bic borti9en
Mhblen unb ben @rport einsetrOhen.
Die Beri6ts aus bem Snnern, oem TO-
ssnanntsn rSnlano @mpire," lauten
bur9mss gfnitis. Dur6idnittlid lit
Der @rtrus per acre nm swan3is Bro'
gent better, als man serednet batts.
Samusl @ompsrs, Der Prdiosnt Der
Nmeriean federation Of 2abor. er6ff'
nete in Sort SSagns, Sno.. feline Cams
pasne fhr oas oemOfratiiae Siaticnal'
tidet, inbem er cine nit sroBem Bel
fat aufssnommens &eOe 3ur 8srtbsi'
bisung BON arbeitsr unionsn bielt.
Streifs als cine md6tise @afis Der
Grbeitsr, bic nur in bem duberiten
OtOtbfall angeipanbt werben iollte. be-
5siduete uno init einsm bereosten ap'
peu on feline .3ubOrsr unb on alle De-
mofraten oss 9anoss idlOB, bel Der
beporftebenoen SBabl ibre Stimmen
fir g8m. 8. 8rpan abSu9sbsu. @r
beSriinbets isinen Gppel nit Der Be-
buuptuns, baB 8rban oerwabre 5reunb
Der arbsitsnosn Slaiisn isi unb baB
man untsr isiner aominiitration msbr
fiir bic orsaniiirteu grbsiter ertparten
fOnue, als unter 2aft als Rrdiibsnten.
Das Dsutidtbum bon 8eit'Penns
ipluanisn fsisrte unter ben auipicisn
bss Deutid. Gmerifuniiden @entrulbun.
oss in sldn5enber 8sile ben Dsut.
iden Gag, uuo bic monutelunsen Se.
mibuusen bes SeitausIduliss, oas
@reisniB Su etuem @bren. unb Srsu.
bentuse fur Die @ermanen @ros.Pittss
bnrss uno tlmseseno su ssituttsu,
tuuroen BON berrli9em @rfoles ssfront.
Das pradtise Bstter trus nidt msnis
our @rbDbuns Der 5eititimmuus BET.
Die Stem 9orfsr YoliSsi lit siner
Ban6e BON Wfduneru unb Srauen aui
Der Spur, bic bas Sersiften bon Pers
fonen ipitsmatiia uno aniasinsuO gang
sei9dftsmdbis betreiben. Sie erbielt
ben eriten gBinf bon einem Wtanne,
Stamens Sauls, Der In 8erbinbuns
nit einem Sall bon 8er9iituns In gn-
flaseSuitanb periest worben mar unb
Der, mie er iaste, elmer 8anbs anss,
b6rts. bic ss fid 3ur aufsabe ssma6t
bate, iolde YeriOnen aus benz 8ess su
raumen, bic iie berauben mollte ober
bic ibr aus irssn6 einsm aubersn @runbs
suubequemA waren.
Sn Baibinston LIT Sranf 3. Sar'
gent, Der @eusral.@ @iupanbsrunsss@om
miliar Der Sereinisten Staateu, an
eiusm Wiasenleioen seftOrbsn. Der
Bnltorbsns mar 81 Sabre alt unb in
Orange, gt., seborsu. SiebSsbn Sabre
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-10
9unneritas, 10. September 1908
Semosratif6e SOminationen.

Rational.
TrSltsnt- @iaiam Smniras Bryan.
@ht ptGfttni-SUbn N Ncrib 8sru.
Staat.
Ri&tu be @upuiur @ui&its-D. @. Grim
County.
Gpnsrtb-5bpmas .. Rtple.
8itiu-Sum,s 8. S'@siu:
gpmm,HaTs-SObn ). Eurfin, giitOr Suri@sl
2tetslatip.
1. Tiarift- RiGplas 8nrfs.
2 Difriit Z. .. Sayts.
3. Difriit-Gbarlfs yeptri.
4. Z 9iliriii- Tcminid Ttmpity
5, 7 iffrift-Samts .. Weaurrsp.
L. Ttlfrifi- Sobn M. pplanr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
FOur.CIub League Possible.

Hot Springs, Ark. June 4.-No meeting of directors of the State League to fill the vacancy caused by disbandment of Poplar Bluff will be called until another city has been se- cured according to President Craig head. There was sentiment in favor of reducing the league to a four-town affair. leaving Newport out, but the president received a committee from Newport and advised members iiiiat as long as there was a chance to secure q sixth city and keep Newport in, no reduction would be made. A benefit will be given here tomorrow for play CTS who were left stranded bJ the
 disbandment of Poplar Bluff. the whole receipts to be divided among members of that team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
EIGHTEENTH
 STATE SHOOT

The eighteenth annual tournament of the Arkansas State Sportsmen As sociation will be held in Pine Bluff June Is, 17, IS under the auspices of the Pine Bluff Gun Club. The meet will last three days and will be at tended by many visiting nimrods from over the State and by representatives of the various ammunition and gun i houses of the United States. The 1 Pine Bluff Gun Club has arranged a fine program of events and every member is pushing the meet. The Pine Bluff club is composed of sixty five members, officered as follows: President, Fred Fox; vice president. Emil Voss; secretary and treasurer J. T. Lloyd.
 The club has added $500 special purse ill addition to the regular purses l which will be divided on the Jack Rabbit and Rose systems. The shoot ing will begin at g o'clock each day and the club has arranged to serve d dinner each day at the gun club grounds. The program of events is aS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
BASEBALL. |

, Is named as q successor to Poplar
 Bluff in the State League
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
CONFIRMATION
 SERVICES

Services for the Festival of Weeks Were held at the Temple last night at S o'clock. The subject of the ser mon by Rabbi Frisch was "The Pro- testing Minority The musical program was as follows:
 Organ prelude in E 'Batiste)-Mrs F. E. Renfrow.
 Quartet before sermon. ''The King Iof Love My Shepherd 1s' (Shelley).
 Baritone solo after sermon, "Beauti- full House of Paradise" (King)-Mr. Thad Trawick.
 Closing quartet, Fear Not, Oh Land' (Rogers).
 This morning holiday services begin numbers will be rendered, an organ prelude Wely) by Mrs. F.. E. Renfrow and a contralto solo, Hear Me When 1 Call' (Huhn by Miss M. B. Atkinson Immediately after the conclusion of the regular service, the confirmation service will follow II is given below:
 Organ prelude, .Andante in A (Ba- tiste)-Mrs. F. F.. Renfrow.
 Processional anthem, vGlory and Honor" (Gounod-Chor.
 Reading of Scripture in Hebrew by the confirmants.
 Prayer. The Betrothal to Pure Faith-Bernice Thalheimer.
 Song. Blessed Be Ye" by the girls of the Sabbath school,
 Prayer The Betrothal to High En leavor-Selma Schloss.
 Song. "!.'la@a} Offering Sabbath school girls Floral of "'"gs, rings nf sweet-peas as pledge ,t loyalty, by the con firmants.
 Sermon. Clean Hands and a Pure Heart Rabbi E. Frisch. Soprano solo, ''Rock of Ages kingl-Miss Victoria Harrell. Supplication, "A Word for Those We Love'-Cnfirmants
 Blessing of the conhrmants by the rabbi.
 Benediction.
 Everybody is cordially invited to participate,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Diamond Dust.

Pitcher Brumntt has been released y Argenta.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Crystal Wedding in Oklahoma.

lS93-l90S
 Dr.. and Mrs. Bishop A Hall
 At Home
 June Sixth, elght to eleven
 SIS Broadway
 Oklahoma City. invitations worded as above. and ap- propriately engraved on cards af crystalline transparency. have been received in this city, the former nome of Dr. and Mrs. Hall, where they have many friends whose best wishes for continued prosperity followed them when they left Pine Bluff some months ago to make their bone a Oklahoma City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05

Generally debilitated for ye1rs. Hi,j sick headaches, lacked ambition, was worn-out and all run l>wn. Bar cock Blood Bitters made 2le a well a oman. Mrs. Chas Freitoy. Maosup. Conr (1)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05

Lowe Tboaos@H returned last night from Tyler. Texas, where he had gone to get the railroad motor car belonging to the Cotton Belt He was accompanied in the car from Tex arkana by Superintendent E. A. Peck, Roadmaster Can't and Trainmaster Richards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
C. l.. X T Go.

Farmers, mechanics, railroade.s, ia lorer rs rely on Dr. Thomas f.cieCtric C. Takes the sting out nf cuts, Dulns or bruises at once. PYdo can not stay where it is useG. f4)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05

Bluff in the State League.
 President Hurst of the Argenta club
 and Manager Reese declared last night
 that as long as they bad anything to
 do with the Argenta club rowdyism
 and vulgarity on the field would be
 suppressed. They admitted that while
 Fisher may have been right in his
 contention that first base line was not adhered to by the runner he went
 too far when he used language that
 was an insult to the public, and Fish
 CTS dismissal followed.
 Big Bob Fisher the erstwhile pride of the Argenta Shamrocks. was put out of the game, escorted from the park and later released for indulginS
 ill tactics which the Argenta manage ment could not stand for even at the price of a hard-hitting first baseman The trouble originated in the game with Newport yesterday during the fourth inning. Fisher objected to a ruling of Umpire Gampfer, who called runner safe when Fisher alleged that he invaded unfair territory and interfered with play which would have resulted in an out. Umpire Gampfer refused to allow the protest and Fisher became abusive. It is said he applied vile name to the um-
 pire and told him he could not put him out of the game. Gampfer made good his threat, and calling two po- licemen, had Fisher taken to the bench and later from the park, in custody ol two officers. Last night Manager Reese, after a conference with Presi- dent Hurst, gave Fisher his uncondi- tiOnal release. and he is no longer z member of the team.-Arkansas Dem Ocrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
VV@~%~V%@ z %%~H%A
 5 A | SOCIETY. ( j. q @~<%%%~<~%~%<~%
(ryStaI Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W Freeman wifi celebrate their Crystal wedding his afternoon from three to six o'cl 1t,l with an elaborate reception. This even ing from eight to ten o'clock they will entertain informally their relatives and few intimate friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05

6-.J,-tit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Pine BIuii to Lose Popular society Cir

X letter from Miss Grace York. now sojourning in Hot Springs. to a friend in this city conveys the unwelcome news, that in a short time she will accompany her father, Capt. !. 2. York, and brother, Robert York. to Memphis, where they will make their home in the future. Miss Grace will return to Pine Bluff in few days 10 make preparations for their removal It is with dep regret that Pine Bluff hears of this decision of Capt. York and family, for their change of resi- dence deprives this city of valued mem bers of sociey and business life. Capt York has been prominent in the bus mess life of the city for many years, and society recalls many delightful so- cial functions at the handsome York home on West Fifth avenue, and many regrets will mingle with the host of good wishes that will accompany him and his charming daughter to their new home.
 Misses Olivia Alexander and Fannie Gillespie returned yesterday afternoon from Milford, Texas, where they at tended the TeXas Presbyterian College the past winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Thursday. June Is,
1 Event
WANTED.

X saddle horse for , or , hours daily except Sunday to be used by onlv. Must be at least 13 hands and gentle Apply
 F. E. CHEROT, 6-1-tt C. l.. X T Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Tuesday, June 16, 1908.

Shooting begins promptly at 1 D. m.
 Event 1-Three men team buttons: entrance $1.50; U dckey birds to team.
 Event 1.-Two men team buttons: : entrance $100; 10 dickey birds to team.
 Event 3-Individual championship medal; entrance $1.o0; 90 dickey birds.
 Event 4-Individual handicap cham pionship medal; entrance $1.o0; 10 dickev birds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05

Manager Arthur Riggs of Hot Springs passed through Little Rock
 y esterday en route to ParagOuld, in Icompany with Lee Dawkins, former fly a well-known player, who may man.
 age Paragould in the event the town
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-06-05
Cotton States League.

Batteries-Gulfport, Lively and EKrebs; Jackson, Veasy and Kline. Umpire Bammert. q us-Vicksbure-No game on account of rain ' Monroe and Meridian-Off day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-20
IAF1 OFF|C|AI[S
N OPENING COURT
Present at Dedication of New
Court House at German
town, Va.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
His Speech Secretary Taft Up
holds the Right Of Citizens to Prop
erIy Criticize Courts, So That Justice
May Be Administered Without Fear
or Favor.

Hot Springs, Va, July 20.--WiN1a6m
H. Taft was today present at the ded-
ication of the new court house at Ger
mantown, Va, FIVE miles from Hot
Springs, and officiated in the opening
session of the court. He delivered an
address upon the administration OF
justice by the courts.
In his speech, Taft said that the
feeling of responsibility among the
people Of this country for the govern
ment and courts was largely brought
about by the fact that the people are
called upon to act as juries, and in
other ways help to decide the issues
brought before the courts.
"As long" he said, "as the people
feel that these are their courts, and
that when they go wrong and injustice
results that they ought to be ashamed
of the wrong and feel they are respon-
sible for it, you can count upon the
continuance Of free government" He
upheld the right of citizens to properly
criticize the courts, SO that those who
administer Justice may feel that they
are under the critical eyes Of men and
women who are entitled to have the
courts of the people administered
without fear or favor" He congratu-
lated the people Of Bath county be-
cause the political parties were 50
equally divided in the county. For"
he continued, where one party is
constantly in control, SO as to be over
whelmingly the victor every time, It Is
| with great difficulty that evil men are
kept out of the administration OF the
government" The speaker concluded
by saying that he knew all would
agree with him that he had not
stepped across the line Of politics"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-20
NEW POST FOR LoUDENsLAGER
Charm anship Of Congressional Com.
mittee Goes to New Jersey Man.

Charm anstip Of Congressional Conn
mittee Goes to New Jersey Man.
Washington, July 2o.-Representative
Loudenslager, of New Jersey, will be
chairman of the republican congress
sional committee during the approach
ing campaign Mr.. Loudenslager for
several campaigns has acted as secre-
tary of the committee and since 1894
has filled various positions upon 1t, &C
curing the executive capacity. He
therefore knows the field thoroughly.
His selection was decided upon ut CHI
cago at the time Mr.. Sherman, the
present chairman, was nominated for
the vice presidency. Speaker Cannon
caused the announcement to be held
up while he attempted to prevail upon
Mr.. Sherman to retain the chairman
ship.
The executive committee Of tho con-
sressional committee will meet at Uti-
ca. Mr.. Sherman's home, on Aug. 8,
and receive Mr.. Sherman's resignation.
It will at that time formally announce
Mr.. Loudenslager's selection to sue
ceed him. Henry Casson, Of Pennsyl-
vania, sergeant at arms OF the house.
will act during the campaign as secre-
tary of the congressional committee.
After election a congressman will be
chosen for the place, probably Repre-
sentative Dawson, of Iowa.