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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-21

choosing their T.. S. senators, WHY
ARE THEY NOT CAPABLE OF
ELECTING THEM as much so as they
are of electing a governor or a presi-
dental elector? Not only the mem
bers of the legislature are bound to
respect the will of the people but
the senator chosen by them must re-
spect that same will, In course OF
time a majority OF the state will have
acted and and not antil then will
The federal constitution be emended
All talk Of electing senators by tha
people being unconstitutional Is rot
The public duty owed to the people
by the members of the general as
sembly is to establish the principle
WHICH THE PEOPLE or ALL
PARTIES HAVE LABORED FOR
TWENTY YEARS TO ESTABLISH
not alone in this state but in nearly
every state in the nion. That prin-
ciple in it's operation involves the
right of the people to elect all officials
from the highest TO the 10 owes', and
which will be established with the
growth of intelligence and the spread
OF democratic ideas. ThaC principle
cannot be overthrown by any political
faction or by any party WITHOUT
DANGER TO THOSE WHO SEEK
ITS OVERTHROW. The principle is
now firmly grounded in the hearts of
the people of all parties and can new
er be eradicated unless II proves To
be vicious In practice, and unless IL |
brings about worse condition of
things than prevailed formerly when |
the legislature nominated and chose |
the candidates for the United States |
senate Those who talk OF returning |
to that system are asking the peo-
pie 10 take step backwards aud to
retreat TO a position which they them
selves have condemned time and
again. II is public duty to estab-
lish the newer and better way, and
the sooner the better.
After the many expressions Of the
people on this subject II is the first
duty OF the representatives of the
people TO ESTABLISH FIRMLY AND
FOREVER the system of electing
senators by the direct vote of the
people It is easier, cheaper. quicker.
IT ~ THE POOR MANS FIGHT. If
a legislature OF one political party
can be made to do it's public duty in
this respect and elect senator oil
the opposite political party then any
man OF small means can go before
The people under the corrupt prac-
ices act AND BECOME 4 CANDI.
RATE FOR THE UNITED STATES
II Is the battle to estab-
Iish human rights against wealth and
aristocracy. II is the battle of the
people against the interests that have
the United States senate.
II Is the battle of the common peo-
pie against those who have REAPEn
THE RICH HARVEST OF SPECIAL
PRIVILEGES IN NATIONAL I.E(,.
lSLATION. No wonder men like
chauncey Depew and others who
have represented the great predatory
powers OF the trusts cry ont against
direct election of senators TT
THEIR RETIREMENT
FROM POLITICS at just as early a
day as the people can get this power
Iully into their hands. IN Oregon
hey have the power and It is relsan
Tor any man who holds an Office az
he hands OF the people 10 seek 10 set
II aside or do anything but execute
he will of the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-21
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia K. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, in fiammation, ulcera.
tion, tibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear.
ing-down feeling, fiatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ,ornervous prostration
Why don't you try itp
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands 20
health. Address. Lynn, Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10

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NoIollo m'dDht CT. lllo al" name e.
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ocn NDelh. 9elo Nolollo tsptt aus
Dem arle8e Delrl' @oDre DIlloi'rW
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10
Mnnn pcriinft Guglnno ms Wccr?

Wtit oieic Trd1c befobt lid) Der
Goriicr ,@ouloia." 9ie &erullui.
lung oo5u 0ibt i6nt Die Sbutlndc,
DOB Gouorb Der Siebcllte cincr nil.
icniNuitlihcn g~ltaidllB BON Is Wtits
glicocrn, @colnQcn unb Sngcniclrcn
crlonnt bot, Uni Die &eripiiltlu,9, bic
Der Oseun iGbrlid) ali Den Giiltcn
Gnglnno'0 o~urid)tct. 5lt priiien. ToB
Dos Wecr BORT 0urd unoblulligeoNcs
nogcr, bclonbcra Der englllhcn SilO.
tiiItc, jGbrlid) mcbr o0er iuenlger
groBe Stiide HunocS ipegIpillt, ut
lGnglt bctonnt; oaS entlprid)t Dem,
mas utd) al Stellcn Der iron5oIiIhcn
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tet lit. Smmcrbin oiirfte Der 3eit-
plrntt, an benz Gllglano gleid) Der
%perluntetcn Grbidolle MtlantiS ms
Wiittclmecr 5llrildiinft ltllo Damn NIT
icinen Hicicn = Eon5cridiifen, lei
l,cn Sn0llltricItGotel,, ieincn ilppigen
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biloct, lcbr mcit clltfcrllt lciu. GaS
lit olld) bic Mrinung Der 8elcbrteli,
Die Der o0mtloiS" in lcincm ipi'len=
ld)oitlidcn Gifcr iiber Die Sade I'M
Totb gcfrngt bat. Wai1 lteilte 5ll'
nGd)lt felt, Oab Der elgliibc Soocr
(Oic GllalGnocr mcreell Oapoil Md:
erbollt iein) piel uniplioer lit OIL
Der idlottiiGc mo iriid)c, Der pcrnlo'
&c gr0Bercr gltSoebning Der Sel"'
fiiitcn Den, Meerc better miocr''ebt.
0ic engliidc Siiofiiite lit Der ld)ipdds
ite Euntt. Gic &iiite pom DorfIblrc
bot leit Dem eriten Sabrbnnoert Der
dJrtItlidIcn 3eitrcd)mtng alletlt enc
SberiGd)c pon 10000 Scftoreit per-
loren. Sr. Bouquet DC la @rpc, Geo
graph oes Snititit Srancals, 1T Der
Mniidt, oaB scr @erlnit, Den Die eng.
liide aiiitc iGbrlih erleioet, lld) dilT
cinen Metcr bcluufe. 9oS ergobe
bcmnaf crit in tauienb Sabren eI'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10

men &ilometer. Is mare 0a3 feline
Code, I'm Die iid Die Sebeltoen olli-
regen mii6ten. Inoeb lit babel nidt
nit Observation-Disclosures qcrcd)net,
, lDie mir lie an Der 0elttidIen HorolCc-
tiiite beion0er9 burfig erlebt baben.
9tIdt lCbr beltllI1n1t 0rlidte lld Der
Qcnannte @coQrupb iiber Die Sppo.
tbCie ciuc@ GinlinfCn3 0c@ britildcn
9O0cr5 aus, Dos mon olS cine Solge
0c5 b%citGnoigcn 9eipillcns 0urd) 0aS
Wfecr plcuctd)t anmcbmcn t0nnte.
g(ber CT bcmcrttc, Dob oicic Srogcn
dld Trontrci6 betrclfen 0eilcn Sit
itcll cbCniua5 pom W{ccre on1cnugt
miir0en unO }. .. an Den Son6en Der
Wuacoguc iihtbarc &crIuite crlitteH.
0oa Iclb5tcrroin Der @rctoque nj.
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ior StQni9lQ5 Wieuuier GuGcrte iid)
0obin onb Die llntcrlpiibhmg unO
Nbbr0dellng DER cnGljihen &iIite III
OCr SbOt cine WiiicnlAdftlid %icltItc-
6cnoc (butioNc lei. Gcit Der ,}eit
Der &Gni1in Gliid6ctb, alio lett DEM
tG. }obrbuuncrt, lei Die Hnuoun13
itClc bel Brighton nm nIcbr oils Ell
ncn &ilomctcr 5lriidAcpid)cH. Die
&lippcn bon Sent Bitten in Der No.
mcr5cit mcbr ais Ic13 &i!onlctcr
lun0cinmart9 Qclc9cn. GnglonO at
uclc olio NcDiiicrmoBen cincm gro.
zen Stiif 3nGcr, Dos ans DEM MaI
Ter ouiroOe, Iob Is nit Dem Set,
lon0c IriibCr al Der befnnntcuS teue
Der StroBc bon &0loiS 3uiumnIcn.
biuM iii ln5mcilclhoit. Iic Seruil'
llnngen oe3 Wcercs leicn ubcr ollN
III SronTrcid) lid)tbor, no 3. y. Der
bcfanutc Wiont Saint Wtid)el, Der
bcfunmtlid bCutc Elm mnlicrlmtilolie.
mes Giluno bil0et, I'M Sabre 10 nit
ten IN cinem @ul0e 5ebu MCilCn bon
Der &lIlte lucd erbdllt lullroc. Ulne
umittclbore @eio6r iiir oo3 Nniei.
reid pcrmoNte olld) 0ieier @eIebrtc
llid)t 81 crtcnncn. IS lit begreiilid,
Dab gcrooe Die 6ron5oien lid UNI Den
9cItono Gnglnno's oieic Gorge mo-
bcn. gtod0em ibnen i6on Die ruiii,
ide glQidn5 - nuBer Nnleiben
rcd)t menig ein0cbroHt hot, mare eS
reAt dr0crlidL wcnn england ielbit
llid)t cinmol 10 longe 5uionmcnbiel,
tG, pic Die Gntcntc Gor0iale. Ser
Ninf, 0u5 Ginpernebmen nit SGlts
bern 5ll ilidcL sic ioli0e in Der Wtit'
te oe5 G%rotbcilS pcrontcrt Iiegcn,
oiirftc mobl, lpic immcr, ru,bcadtet
gcluIien lpcr0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10
Baltimore Gemetern.

BHreau: Hrnrtiiu.Slbs., Saltimpre. II. slurt4hr-
0egrdbnibpllte gum Weriant - bon S25 an,
mt Wiarniorpfoiten nbeegren5t 1886. Blot
fir bier Srdber. Sreie 8enueune oer Hdpeue
fit TcdicrGuiteSbieuite. CSuni16,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10
&uplunb'S tiirfiide gGbcr,
Equitable. 1ebaube, 8nitamt segsn. sttts ufisa
tgliq22@
NhnrlCa Mrnuscr.

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30 Sabre uit, q~Clicbtcr Gdttc ton Yenu Srut5cr
tac6orcne 1biclc). Hie @ecr6iQung linoet an
S!cuiiaa, 9,uhmitiuN5 > llbr. BON ieiIer ESob.
lt,t9, 9.r. 1870, Stt 6eneraLSt:uGe, aus ltutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10
,Sm &anuirciic Der SiCbCn @crac.
Gou IuOoIi &cr3oQ q.

lauNcn TubrtCL ais 0iCicn Ciucn Wc
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iA Is. lluO muBte nit lG6cl1ocl
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toiic, uthcmlo4. uoroui. nno Huno
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y&clm riciu Sdiii i'm &coua On@
grollc Atoromccr olWhIlrdtc, ul0
id) itun0 ON &orocrmuiL ou@ @oibo
Oca NiuOc2 in Den Cbrcn, mo mel.
ne 9lllGcn O]lnrdjipGbtcu Die GuntcI.
belt an rugcn0rr 9tor0Iun0@flipre
%iatGor III 1rilBcL 0Cu &olfenbGrtI.
Qca, I'M GcIicn Ehrouijb ole NcLcll
icbuiudtauon i0geu ml0 inn DINER
lnut chi It's III 0cn &jmMucI briillCn,
Die (}or6Iouo9mcucu Die nibt Der.
| Qciicn l0mcn. ltu0 mCml Die III.
Q~norlt nm MIDI %itorrtc, Die ollf
5oocuOc M}enidcnlroNcn Yominen
jlr @unuort GIbt.
Gin jc0cS %oNpurta0rIngen IN Belt
mo MHl''l| j'oe VtooV''' SVl'"''''
lcor lop'I'c"oV elIuVrl''!H' lc"t' I''''
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oilhteu Souo
Is, ,nurnrn 9}ilhnr modh hir lGnoYf
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u]fnth(orh
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rollld)enL
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mcr" W|lIllo.
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mem hot ,c;t Ornhco;nr chnc0fcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-10

re altSfllegen url0 iid ar1i6nieger
al aIleS, mas es iieDt mo liebt, uIh
Inn 3rflitItern mie Elm @eibnohtsge.
Delnln!B, oaS e3 ielbcr ON! mciitcll
b%eltonnte: SD bin 3uriid! @eimotl
- 0etmatb! 49,
&n toltIi6en 9oqen pronqt Die
&onolfait. @emn ib ole 9lidc ltrei.
len lolie beiOe llfcr cntIong pongtorO
noh Siio uno bon Siio uo1 9torh.
Iiegt Der &bcin iil6ern cirgeinngcn in
oo9 crime 9ilo mic cin @~inncniee.
9rii6crL in Den Giiclbcraen, brcnit
Der S%crraott lGdelnO elm T%cuerluerf
ob. Die Some gebt 5ur 9tilitc. Gas
6on5e Nbeintbul lit cir eiu}iger vi
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ci:cl EllrpW un0 Wo!0 jicbcr oie
GGlllt IN f0uiGlid)er 5obrt. llnN nm
lie Der in Der 2uit, Olrrd) Die Die
Nbcnoglodcn iid 5urllicn BON &DelH.
lt1Otdcn 81 9tbeinItG0thcL 1T 6
lulc ir0hlibcr @otte10iCnit. Gem
rcdtcr @ottc5oicnit fam MIR rrOb.
IiA Icjn. Seelc, hinge Ocin idJGnItc3
&icD!
"a riciCn mcjnc @connfcn uoH
icrnbcr nlcin Nei6 bcrbci mo mel
men &noben, OnB lie ijd) al uciur
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Gurcb Ben ounfclnoen Eorf non
0crtc idl Shritt filr SMritt, rnO
Hubln oil @tumcn0uit nit, mo9 nci
ne NruIt 81 follel pcrnlod)tc, l(no
ib ipiirte Den 9uit oCn Gon5enNbcno
mo Die gon5c Nod)t, mdbrcno id) oi9
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ihcibe bcS BLONDES, m0 cs l%lIrrtc III
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gen unO &lingen Die StroBe b%inout,
&lirren0e Senlter mo beige W0o-
d,entopfe iiber ieoem @llGmenbrctt.
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SruiS MiSnc Ecntctcrp.

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Snrpliuc Miuobern.

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Nlbcrt Sttp Shift.

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The Washington herald., 1908-01-13

Norfolk, Va, Jan 12.-Shippng had a
hard struggle with the easterly gale, ac-
companied by heavy rain and dense fog,
which began to blow on the Virginia and
Carolina coast early last night, and con-
tinued until this morning. The wind
reached a maximum velocity Of ffty-six
miles an hour at Cape Henry. and fifty
two miles an hour in Norfolk shortly
after o'clock this morning.
Vessels, even the bay liners. caught iE
the path of the wind and arriving here
they had with the elements
The Norwegian steamship Fortuna,
Capt Royen, which left here Saturday
with a cargo Of coal for Havana. Imped
back in Cape Henry at 5l5 o'clock this
afternoon badly battered. 4 part Of the
bridge Of the vessel was carried away,
as were several Of its boats, and its
smokestack was bent. Movable objects
also were swept from the decks. The
Fortuna will have 20 be repaired before
il can again start on IT'S journey.
Accident to Virginia.
So heavily did the waves beat against
the Old Bay Line steamer Virginia, com
ing down the bay from Baltimore, that
The port bow Of the vessel was stove in
above the water line. The steamers Of
the Norfolk and Washington Line, and Of
the New Bay Line. were also heavily
battered By the waves. and. like the
Virginia were late in arriving here.
Many thoroughly seasick passengers were
brought in on these steamers.
It is feared that reports Of the worst
work Of the storm are yet TO be received.
The telegraph lines of the United States
Weather Bureau. running from Cape
Henry 10 Cape Hatteras, which were laid
low by the storm a few days ago, are
yet down, and no reports are obtaiuable
from the dangerous coast between the
capes. Work which had been done to-
wand restoring the wire was ruined last
night.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-13
FEAR LOSS OF REVENUE.
Virginia Legislators May Increase
state Retail Liquor License,

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. va. Jan. I2-While the
tendency Of the present general assem-
bly,. as exhibited by the first food of bills
that have been poured into the legisla-
tive hopper, is TO fight somewhat shy of
drastic liquor legislation. il can be stated
with certainty that the solons who are
guarding the interests Of the state do
not intend that there shall be any dimi-
mutton OF income by reason OF local op-
ton, and the elimination Of and cur
tailment in the number Of saloors in
many cities and towns.
In just what form the remedy viii be
applied-whetheT by special enactment
or by an increase in the State retail
liquor license in the general revenue law
has not yet been determined. But the
license for selling liquor in Virginia Will
certainly be raised.
Senator Keezel prospective chairman
of the finance committee said to-day
that he would undoubtedly press for an
amendment Of the revenue law TO in
crease the license on saloons. It is not
his intention. he explained. 10 require an
unreasonable or prohibitive tax. but there
Will be a sufficient addition asked for 10
make up the loss in revenue following
the prohibition wave and its restrictions.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-13

services were conducted by Rev. DR., w.
F. Fisher. pastor of the First Baptist
Church, and Rev Edgar Carpenter, rec
tor of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
The remains were placed in graves side
by side. in Bethel Cemetery
Henry Brengles funeral was held at 3
O'Clock this afternoon at the Masonic
TempIq. Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector Of
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, con-
Quoted the services, and Andrew Jackson
Lodge of Masons, OF which the deceased
was a member, conducted the Masonic
rites over the remains. The pallbearers
were Harry Hammond, Charles Glover.
Donald L. Aitcheson, r. Lee Field, Ashby
Bladen, and D. +. Robey
Mrs. Olive May Shaw, wife Of Mr.. John
Shaw. died this morning at the Alexan-
dria Hospital after a brief illness The
deceased was twenty years of age. and
was a native Of Manassas. She was
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pitkam,
Of Prince William County. The remains
were removed to the residence Of Mr..
William l. Cowhig. 10l6 King street and
the funeral will take place from there
tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
Funeral services over the remains OF
Leonard Brown, whose death occurred in
Anacostia. d. c.. Friday evening, VIII
be held at 2.3O o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Demaine's undertaking establish
ment. Rev +. Y. REGISTER, presiding
elder Of the Washington district of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, will
conduct the services. The burial will be
in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Chief George w. Pettey, Of the fire de-
partment. Is reported TO be seriously III
at his home. on North Royal street, with
an attack Of grip.
The January term Of the corporation
court for this city. Judge Louis C. Bar
ley presiding, win convene tomorrow
morning al 10 O'Clock