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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-25
SHARPS and FLATS

Madame SchumannH eink became
an American citizen on Jan. 81, at
Newark, n. j.
Henri Marteau, the violinist of Gem
eva, has accepted the directorate of
the Berlin Royal High School OF Mus
ic made vacant by the death Of Jo-
seph Joachim.
Maud Cat a concer)-Oh! l just
dote on Beethoven.
Charlie-Do you?
Maud-Yes. indeed. Beethoyen's
music is so delicate, so refined. 50
conversation at all.-Modern Society.
The San Carlo Opera company is still
headed by Nine. Nordica and Alice
Nelson. They sang in Washington last
week with great success. Mrs Roose-
welt being In the audience. This week
the company Is in Chicago, where Il
feature is being made Of Nine. Nordica
in La Gioconda,
The New York Musical Courier is
printing a series of editorial articles
demonstrating that foreign pianists
visit this country periodically as the
paid retainers OF certain piano manu-
facturers who advertise extensively
that such and such an artist is playing
their instrument exclusively and that
the visits 10 this country are not pri-
marily I'm the interest OF the divine art
But whoever supposed they were?
London does not expect to hear the
notorious "Salome" of Richard Strauss,
but the composer has been engaged Ivy
the directors OF the Queens HAL or
chesira 10 conduct the greater portion
of IL az Queens Hall on March 10. The
work in question Is dedicated to Sir
Edgar Speyer. chairman OF the Queens
Han orchestra, and the excerpts which
VIII be performed under the composers
direction are the scene between Salome
an Joahamaan. the Dance OF Salone,
and the final scene,
The preservation la the vaults of the
PARIS Opera house of the voices OF
cRruso, Scott, PAU, Media, Calvc
ana olhor contemporary singers VIII
make comparisons interesting In the
centuries 10 come The voices OF
| Grsi, Mario, Mallbran aud Jenny Lind
| 50 preserved would be rare treasures
Tumagno's notes are firmly fixed IN
wax, surviving his death, and Pope
! Leo NllIs voice still lives, The kais-
| erN ~ IN storage at Harvard collcg,
ana IN ihe library of Congress
| ~ anu VOL NlleaAfiGdl lndnahtl ia
| offered reward of $500 for the best
waltz written by an American com
poser In doing so he desires TO ilnd
musical number that win rival IA,
! famous Merry widow waltz. II I,
a very laudube idea but, 10 any COM
poser, American or foreigner. who
writes composition that VIII rlVa
the Merry Widow" waltz, $500 vii
look like a tin dime, for the royaltlei
from such number would come prott,
nigh starting u national bank Her
Franz Lehar. who wrote the "Merr,
| Widow waltz two years ago, " sal,
10 be a millionaire
Ysaye has lost his famous "Strad,
for which Il Is said he paid 1000. II,
left IL IN his dressing room, at tn
ST. Petersburg opera, ana when hi
returned II was gone. whereat II 4
' @aid he burst into toaro. IN Fo~fo'
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MRS. X. G. MAEsER.

Jennie Hawley. who has been a long
time studying In Paris. adorns one of
the pages of the Sunday Telegraph.
Miss Hawley has been abroad for a.
long time. only making occasional visits
to New York and Maiden, Mass.
JANET.
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H. A. MONTGOMERY.

Teacher OF Slide Trombone. Corn.,
Baritone and all Band Instruments
Studio at Coalter's Music Co, 80 south
Main street. Bell Phone SIT v.
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ALFRED L. FARRELL.


Teacher of Voice, Soloist New York City
Baptist church. P''-il OF Dudley Buck
ton Bid. and iS3 Canyon Road Ind
phone BIB
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SONG POEMS

And Musical Manuscript arranged for
Voice, Piano. Orchestra ana BAND. Mn
sic published ON royalty
Send for sample parts
q, ii. scHUsTER MUSIC PUB. 90.
is w, n. Temple. salt Lake City. Utah,
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MRS. JOHN MORTON DAVIS.


Piano Instruction.
Pupil Of Harold Won Mickwitg. bush
TenipiS conservatory Chicago, I'll.
Leschetizky Method
1l9 North Temple Bell phone 1927
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ANTON Petersen.

Studio of Piano. Violin and Harmony.
"a Main St over Cartensen & Ansons
Music Store.
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MISS MATTE HALL.
Teacher of Piano.

TcaChcr OF PinnO,
Pupil Of Dr. Louis Lisser, San Francisco
Graduate Of the University Of CALI
fornia- Teacher OF Music at Mills COL
lege, California Studio Is r. First
North Street
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CECIL CoWDIN HOGAN.

Pupil and Assistant of willard Woihe.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Constitution Building ga
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ANDREW BOWMAN.
bdtitnllt.
BEL CANTD

tBcautiful Singing.
I.nto vocal instructor Gt the American
Conservatory OF Music Chicago. Songs
IN English, French and Italian free
voice test. studio Gao Tcmplctuu. Resi-
deucc Bell phone i435-x
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ELIHU CALL.
Voice Trainer

Publ OF Minett. Graduate II Peedhodv
Conservatory OF Music, Studio above
Reeslov Music co. Voices tested free,
daily from 10 to l 2. m.
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Utah-Idaho Music 90.

wan -iuhIlo MUSIC 20.
WIND-UP PIANO SALE now ON.
Wow rs,ss. t.rfr1 0~0 ca state
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A. BRoDBECK. PHI. D..

Academic Professor OF Vocal Art.
Pupil Of Manuel Garcia, London. studio
and Residence, N0s Rice Street (he-
Ninth SOUTH
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Special Correspondence.

7fEI ~ = I'77TIF1E-TI7
T EW YORK, Jan. 19.--LaSt week
at the Presbyterian church on
West one Hundred and
twenty third street Mir. Hans
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GEO. CARELESS.
Professor of Music

Lessons In Voice Training. Violin.
Piano. Cabinet Organ, Harmony and Sight
Reading Orders may be left at Fergus
Coalter'5 Music Store.
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B. NJ. YOUNG, JR.

11I0E TTVTTTT- VI 7 TVTTTTs
Pupil OF Back and Schmadcs, Brussels
Belgium. Leave orders 81 Reeslev Music
Co or Mt l2gi y. Emerson Ave Bell
phone Fores, "a
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CLAUDE J. NETTLEToN.
Teacher of Violin

Teacher OF Violin.
Studio SO East Third South Street
Telephones; Bell 1862. Ind. f07s
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EMMA RAMSEY MORRIS,

Dramatic soprano.
Pupil of Corclli berlin and Archalnbaud
Paris
lS6 West list North. Bell lsis-n.v.
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MISS EsTELLE JENSEN.

Teacher of pinno.
Pupil o. Mr. Carl Faction Boston.
Stu1Io 0ynr Bneslcy.s Music Store
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H. A. MONTGOMERY.

Manuscript Copyist.
Copying, Transposing DEMONSTRATING.
Studio over CoalteI's Music Co., SO So.
Main Street Bell Phone 37l7 v
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MRS. ALBERTA pERsHAM.

Graduate Chicago Musical College
GenoscO Musical Institute and Recent
Publ OF ScharwcnEa Berlin Germany
Ind, phone 1864. SO Constitution bldg
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EDWARD p. KIMBALL.

Piano. Organ. German.
Assistant Organist OF the Tabernacle.
Orgaulst First NJ. r., church Studio
~ South Main ST. Bceslev Music Co
Residence Telephone Rel, 1875
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HELEN HARTLEY.

Teacher of Violin.
Pupil Of Goo l.. SHELTON Studio and
references at 607 South Main street
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MARGARET ROBERTSoN-KERR,

Pianist and teacher of piano, harmony,
musical history Ind Phone 2S1s. Bell
26sl-z studio 734 E. lst South.
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JOHN ]. MCCLELLAN

JUIIN u III VI4LILANt
Pupil OF Seminal. Jonas. Jediczka and
Scharwenka. Organise of the Taber-
nScle.
PIANO, THEORY AND ORGAN.
Both phones. studio CLAYTON Hall.
Pupils should apply mornings before TO-
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4, AZ Next fridays meeting of the La
u,S Literary club, there win be a
Special musical program, Miss Frances
sslake appearing as the elocutionary
entertainer
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Mrs rrne Dean wn'prrD has r'
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L. A. ENGBERG.

Teacher OF Clarinet Agent FOR Cundy
Bettoney Co, Clarinets and Flutes
Studio S Brunswick Avo, Ind. Phone $3.50.
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ysaye has lost his famous "strad."
for which Il Il said he paid 81. 900. fIe
left IL IN his dressing room, at tho
ST, Petersburg opera, ana when he
returned It was gone, whereat, 1t Is
cold he hurst INTO t01re, IN ro~fo1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-25
MRS. MATTE READ EVANS
SQUIRE COOP.

Pupil of Godowsk.- and Busonl
Piano. Coaching in Vocal Repertoire"
Studio Doseret National Bank Bldg,
Rooms 10 and &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-25

Madame -Heink became
an American citizen on Jan. 81, at
Newark, n. j.
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ARTHUR SHEPHERD.

DIRECTOR SALT LAKE THEATER
Orchestra. Teacher OF Piano and HRr-
mony studio Room No. Hooper & Ed
r"rge Block, - Main Street
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Al The Y, NJ, c. A. tomorrow after
noon the musical part OF the service
WI include a violin duo, the Gounod-
nnaoh ave Maria" by Misses Eva
crawford and Marjorie Brooks. Miss
9Nelm Korns VIII sing a CONT alto
500 and Miss Ellen Tibbets "A soprano
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-02
Vptis on gtener5abler.
Mapor's Office, San antonio
Seras. 1908.

SeduS. IoOC.
SIS miro biermit a~neeflnoigt
bob Der v8oaro of gqualiio
ton" am Wontag Den 2. Nopellbel
in Der Office oes Stabt-Miieliors
in Der StaOtbaae, 5uiammeneetre
ten lit, Inn iiber Die @ppeGationel
gegen Die @ntiAeioung oes Staot
Iiieilors unb iiber oue bonn @Ileliol
genadte aiieiiments (angegebene Uni
nidt ang~egebene) fir @igentum fiji
bas am 81. Wai 1908 enoeroe Sis
faliabr 81 berbanbeln.
Die 8eboroe bleibt tGgIid BON {
nbr oormittaes big 1 llbr nadlnit
tags (Sonntag unh Seiertag altsgc.
ihloiien) IN Sieung nno beenoet IL
re @rbeiten innerbaIb Ied5ig Gagcll
No6oem itd Die gqualiiations-8e
60rbe pertagt bot, neroen lpeoer ocl
Stootrat. nod bas Miieiiment-ao.
mite Getitionen be5iiglid Ser Mlieli
merts beriidiidtigen.
9rpang alIagDan,
9(tteItiert: @apor.
Sreo. Sries,
StoOt-Glerf.
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Tiir $500 nah 9entldlanb.

9entT9 amerifantid)f Seitmmgea
meroen i'm alien Baterlano nit gro
Ben Snterelie gelelen, neil fte iih
frel ausipreden uno bdufig bon orii-
ben mebr Neuiefeiten nltO Ha1ribten
bringen, als oie oeuti9en 3eitungen
iel5Ft. Die uGreie Breile fir Eeras"
lit oliiben iiberaa, mobin iie geianot
miro, Elm iebr germ geIebener @ait
unO fann iih riibmen, @nerfennung
uno @iiroigung gu finoen, mie aus
jablreiden 8riefen an uns, iomie an
Dieienigen, melbe oas 0latt an ibre
germanoten ibiden, berborgebt. @er
oaber ieinen 8ermonbten uno Sreun-
ben cine Srenbe ertpeiien, linen elm
piqfommenes @ei6enf MAIDEN min.
ser belteae fir iie Die .Sreie 8reiie
fiir Seras". Dos Snterefie fir Seras,
lpie iiberba11pt fir ben Gtaot unb oie
8eeeno, mo Sic 8erlpanbten tpobnen,
lit tit 9euti1lono Iebr Iebboft uno es
lit tnmoglid, in 8riputbriefen cine
10 eriinolihe Iuffl6rut,g uno 8e-
l6reibung oes frentoen 2anoes 81 ge-
ben, nie oies Die nSreie Breiie" an-
no6cntli6 int. Sir cen geringen
Breis BON $500 p~erienoen mir porto
frei infer reihbaltiges @o1enbIati
auf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine Morefs
inn MnsIanoe.
Die Sreie Ereiie fir Seras Srbltibina
GDntDnr1n.
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Aus Berlin miro gemel6et
@ufieben erregte elm ON Sen 2itToB=
iaulen prangenOes @lofut, IN Dem
Die 9eteftei @ritbmo1er 1tno W3iiQer
5000 Worf 8~elobr1tng fir oie ST.
mittlung Oes 9fomens uno Iufent-
balt8ortes elmer internationolen
agenttn nit 8ornamen vSlttto" ais
lett, Die ols cine ouffaqenoe S9on-
belt 9eidiloert miro uno in Ser Der
gallgelten ISOLDE IN Ser 8egleitung eli
mes &errn, ol1geni9einlid zines oft
preuBii6en &ittergutsbeltberS, mebr=
fa6 in eleganten 2ofalen geiebelt
tuuroe. Sur Sorgeidi6te biei es mn
lterioien 8lafates erfabrt Die %.
81, BOB Der augeni6einli6e GitIer-
%gutsbeiiber eth @ranoi eigneur lit,
Der Die gebeimnispone Game in Ni35a
fernen lernte uno, BON ibren &ei5en
be5mungen, 3u ibr in 8e5iebunserl
trat. Ole idone Srau erpies ii6 uls
cine ipeitgereilte Game, Die ni6t l1ur
in olen 2anoern, lonbern oll6 in Of
len &reiien Ser @eie1i6oft 8ei1eio
DuBte. 8or etmo pier5ebn Sagell
talt6te lie in 8erlin ouf mo Der Iri-
itofrot pie0er nit ibr 5~uiammentrof,
otter an ibrer 5eite peri6ieoene So
fole beilt6te nno mebrfah nit ibr
poitlagerro correspondence. Oo }ih
oSlttto" iomobl IN politii6en Ginger
pie ouh in ariItofratil6em 6amilfen=
flotih iiberous informiert 5eigt, bat
Der @ranoieiqneur BET oieIen 3ulnm-
menfiinften ieiner 5reunoin in @eih=
nno 2iebesloulte mebr onbertrout,
ols ibm iebt lieb lit. @r fiir1tet, es
nit enter internotionolen politiidefl
N9ertin 81 TINT gebabt 81 baben, De-
rem Wiiiion es pie1eidt NOR, i'm iibar
| gemiile politii6e 8organ9e aus5ubp=
len. Suite, oie li6 etua IA Gage
lang in Berlin nnongemeloet anfge=
bolte11 bot, lit @noe Ser porigen $50
DE ipurlos peri6munoen nno permut=
lid nod Dem Orient abgereiit. Ser
Mriitofrat Iebt bie bobe gelobnllnJ
lebigli6 aus, UNI 81 erfabren, lper Sic
gebeimlispoae S6one geipeien lit,
Der er IN aa5u traltli9em 8eiIam=
meniein o1a1tpiel onpertrout bot.
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MIIerlci.
Ger giienbabnbonus beIqut

XXI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DeluuIl
iip iest auf 100000.
Hidter 9mper bat oie @rollo-
iurp initruiert, oarauf gu odten, BOP
oas gasfin-M c@regor-@eies idarl
0nrdgefiibrt uno ane beriihtigtell
Saloons gei6loiien tperoen.
9ienitag baben oie nelten 9e=
omten ibren @mtseio geleiitet uph
tire Iemter a~ngetreten.
- 9as u8ad Car" 0eportemeilt
bat mabreno oes Monats Nopember
$4024.59 an riiditanoigen itaotiifei,
Stellern foueftiert.
9as Waberid @eb1uoe, an
Der Gde Der @lamo Ylo5o un6 Spu-
iton StraBe ion niebergeriiien unS
an ieiner Stele Elm 5nolHtodiges Sc,
i6dftsbaus gebaut tperoen.
Die u8Iumber~ molten eeecl,
Die nene uBlumbing" -Sroinons eli
men Broteft einlegen.
Die 9eteftibes Green uno $50
mod baben r~efieniert.
&onitabler Stebens bat pG1-
rero oes pergattgenen Sabres $500
an Strafen foueftiert.
grlaubnisibetne fir Neubas,-
ten i'm @erte bon So 100000 mer-
ben big gu Gnoe beg Sobres atsge-
geben fem.
Samaftog giebt ser Gllrilper-
ei1 iein idbrli6es Sdautltrnen.
Ser Iopofat So. 9. Stepens,
Der befonnte 8robibitioniit, lit ee=
itorben.
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@erlanst,

2eute, oie 1000 ODER mebr Mdcl
Sono uuclearen" uno fultinierer
mollen, 5ebn Meilen meitli6 Dol
B%leolantpn. 9as NOTICE oGlearen"
miro be8ablt. 9os 2ano miro III
4nteil an Der @rnte perpodtet. Die
fleftierenoe miiiien ibre eigenen Sc.
rdti6often liefern uno bic e~rite,1
iedS Wonote in 3elten pobnen, BIZ
SGuier gebaut iinb. 0dberes 81 err
frogen 3immer All, Nlamo ganf
0ebGu0e.
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Die @roBIoge ser Sreimanres
It in @aco in Sibuna.
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gs 1T mebr @atarrb in Dieier @egerc
peg 2nnoes als BON allen at1beren &ranfs
beiten 5uiammen, nnb Bis in ben Iebten
Snbren gait er ais nnbeilbnr. 8ieIe
Sabre lang erfIdrten 9oftoren i'm fir
cine Iotale aranfbeit nnb idrieben Io@
tnle 3eilmittel bor, rnb ba tie linn NIT
ar5tli9er 8ebnnblung beitdnbig ni1t
tlirierten. erfIdrten tie i'm fir nnbeilbar.
Ste BiRenfdaft bat beipieien, Dab @aS
tnrrb eine &onititntionsfranfbeit 1T uno
oesbalb fonftitutionele 8ebarolu11g err
foroert- 9aas Gatarrb@a mr, fabriaiert
bon s. S. gbenen & Co., Solebo, o.,
IT bic einaige tonlfttutioneIe @ur inn
ytartte. Sic miro innerIi9 in 9ofen
ooer gaben bon 10 Sropfen Biz gu einem
Isbeeloffel boil genommen. Gle ipirft
oirett auf bas 8lut nnb Die fdleimiae
0berfldhe beg Sbftems. sic bietem
einbunoert 9oIars fir ieben Saa BEN
l1e gu tiirieren berfeblt. 2abt gn1 3ir~
tulare ino Seugniiie fon1men. Gbreiiiert.
3. s. Cheney & Co., Eple6p, ..
gertartt bon allen Mpotbefen, 75c.
9aas EamilienS9iIen fino Die beften.
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wofiir mir bamfem ipaen.

Wie Manfer lit i'm Qe6en
Sph ,utrflid unbanfbar.
uno grDllt NIT ieinem Gppie,
gSetl es nridt an6ers" mar.
Yum eibt es npI gar gieles,
sSas illts ntd3f Sans gefaIt,
Utr leben NAL in elmer
afuf itrpplfDnt m'nert @elt.
ODD ettuas bot eim Seber,
Spfar er bnmfen iult,
Nftlfatt &c NIT benz SdidiaI
ufn S~ietnisfeiten croft.
pie ih5nfte Cab auf Grbeu.
ST. eth gefmnbes Slut,
gSte WtanfJer ga6 b'rrm aerue
Sabtn iein Sab nnb Gut.
Gin anb'rer G,rmno sum 9aufeu
Der 1T: Elm frDber Sinn,
Der iiber Dfel 8cidwerSen
Hms iptelenb fiibrt ba9in.
nnb NIT tbm lit perbmnDen
Damn metit 3ufriebenbeit,
I'm unf'res WadJbars Glitter
Gndlt ms fein blafer Weib.
@er einen Sremnb e~riuprben,
Der bait i'm trem nnb felt,
Gr lit BON aaen 0aben
Ses Sebens bod bic geft'.
Der muir fir fifl aaetn
Senft, 9anbelt uber ipridt,
Ser itebt gar balb p~erlaifen
Dub TT elm M @idt.
9erlt nns aud fein Gbampasmer
geiim 6renbenmable bier,
Gs fttt iih gang gemiitlt6
geim @lafe gone star 8ier..
Sas lit aud cine Nabe,
Jtir bic man banfen ipa,
Sie fDa ms nidJt entreiben
Der Mnferbnnbe @rpa.
Sp iuDlen mir erGe6en,
Die uulien @lafer fdpn,
Ntr banfen - redJt BON Sersen,
Anf fir 3rpbibitipn.
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Uelb aefndt.

Wir boben berfdieoene Gnlei6en
duf @rnnoeigertum in Can gntonio
gu bernitteln, i'm 8etroee BON $500
big $4,000. Mdt Hro5ent 8inien.
Gritflofiiee Siderbeit.
Council Stealth So.
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2lt n%erfnnfen.

Gin gutter @eidoftspIob in Set
StoOt Morion uno cine quite 200
@fer Sorm in Der 0Gbe bon San
@ntonio iino 8u berfoufen. Mtoa
fpenOe iid on
u. SurgfelO,
81. 81. go. 8. 8or Al, Son Intonio.
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(SSorfTeBlnlg foIgt.l

Sans6Gltcrin gcind)t BON eiftem al.
teren olleinitebenoen oe1ttidlen Monn.
Suites Seim. gu erfragen in Der Of.
fire Ser 0Sreien 8reiie".
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@aacnmadlcr nciudlt.

@eiudt miro elm tii6tiger @ogen-
genmoder. Stdnoige Nrbeit mo
gutter 2obn.
g. Gdiffers e s6bnc.
902 &(uIttn Strofe.
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Den selbitiii6tieen erfennt man
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PAGE SIXTEEN
THE TWO OLD PARTIES AND THE
LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
BY DR.. J. B. Cranfill.

1t has been my pleasure to read the remark
able speech OF Hon. E. W. Chain, which he
delivered before the State Prohibition Conven-
ton of Indiana. One of the pungent points
ne makes is the statement that no evil, such
as 6 the liquor power, can continue to exist,
unless 1T Is advocated by at least two great
political parties. He shows most conclusive
ly that if the hold Of the liquor power could
be broken that there would be only one polit-
zeal party advocating it, we could mass it's
opponents in a counter movement and thus
compass it's defeat. The more we think about
this point the larger it grows. We have in
America two great parties, both championing
the liquor traffc-Mr. Roosevelt's party and
Mr.. Bryan's party, While trying to caiole
the people into Mysteries concerning fictitious
issued between them, both are solidly for the
saloons. In all of Mr. Roosevelt's strenuous
attitudes toward reform, he has never once
breathed breath concerning the iniquities of
the hquo rtrafic. He has avoided the issue
as the average man avoids leprosy The same
is true of Mr.. Bryan. We are told that Mr..
Bryan is lay preacher and that on Sunday
afternoon he goes out from his home in Lin
coin, Nebraska, and breaches to the country
churches. In many places throughout the
United States he has delivered his famous lee
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-09
Sketches From Roman History

In this volume Mr.. Watson gives biographies
of some of the leading characters of the Ro-
man Republic, and also shows the ruinous
workings of class legislation In ancient times.
The sketches are Of:
The Graceful the heroic land reformers of
Rome;
spartaeus, the gladiator who led the great
slave revolt;
Marius, the Tribune of the people:
SylIa, the brilliant and despotic leader Of the
aristocrats:
Jugurtha, the African King:
JeIiues Caesar, the greatest OF Roman SOL
d1ers, legislators and reformers:
Octavus Caesar, the nephew who inherited
power from the mighty Julius;
Antony and Cleopatra; the most dramatic
love story of ancient times.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN.

ture on the ''Prince Of Peace but he has
never at any time said word that could have
been remotely construed as opposition to the
liquor power. 1t is thus seen that the two
great parties stand together in united phalanx
for the saloon &nd all the evil that it brings.
What we need is to break the backbone o& one
or the other of these old parties and speedily
thereafter mite the opponents Of the saloon
in the National Prohibition party and sweep
the deadly evil into hopeless oblivion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-09

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