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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
1oiua.

SIM unterhauie Der eegislatur
nurbe cine Sill eineerei1t, neide
6rouen has Redt aeben iol, iiber 10
3iemlitb ale localcn Yroqen mit3uitims
men, fpo Is ih nidt um Die Grfpdhs
lung bon 9eamtm 9anbelt. Senator
Gofon bat cine Petition NIT 10000
lInieri6riften fir bic MieoeruHiertIeis
tung zines Qro6i6ltions Gmenoemsnts
erbalten. WabridaHlih piro audl
nod cine 9robi6taonsbia beantra9t
meroen. Die bis5er o%0rlieaenoen Bills
5islsR i1beHen rnl. agf be firengsre
Dur6fi6runq bet W~SulrfseitBes ab
un0 bic onasmeirg NrFhft III. baB,
penn bic Cotton ZEN Gnforcirm8ss
Bills a"Hgenommgn perbsH. teln meltes
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

rf8 ~ (5s itoiiU0. 3aIabous
.e ll1 AUtr5ge auf
USE CeleBs Oon pscieIs
0lot4tan9 iino ieood
0tie8t t
tel uab Der Union
.att ia 1tg1 r1trfsn ourb elm
0e5ef ag Heia.s iuabrIheinti9
Yen 8eislt poroen mar.
rD al ~trdnnten 6. g.
ans uno DepuD's
Il. Didiniou's QpOs
t5ete Hicger.
Go Dulsotu.
gluda in Der Qeqislaiur OieTes
Gtaelts s%eipiuuei probibitioniitiIde
,goe'a ifaAer mear 9ooen. GO purbe
ioaar iH gauie cine Bill angenOmmsu,
Monaco Der Geanb ben asiItiesn @ss
tFaH.u Naeyea0 Der 6abrt auf Der
eiltaaaha 3H tiaem @ergeben semadt
uno init h0sen Sirafeu belest pirb.
Pie GarI7ae. nle bas 1rdttirsn in ben
93igtti na lsn Berbietet uno nit Strds
fen stle1i. wuroe I'm 9duie obns De
tasie a~uasHonmen.
pms mafbtnqtDn TT bic
Gadrir eiaatiroifen, paB Der S5sii
beg club 3nbiansrs Relerpas
lien. lv im GoumtB @rsgorp lisst,
pom ~ 5r5 ab meiftbietenb gseen
gaay3o3lQrg o@eriauft perben Iou.
1as riesr.afe 4uae6ot III 81 per 1crs
uao 3iemdn6 bari mcbr ols GAO alere
@taaien. eaub 1T raub uub Gig.
net iih ui8lt iNr bic 9eb0uung, bod
ai6t IS agsgaeihnetes DeibsIdnb db.
rerssa c'iea $4,000 2Itrss gum
Gerlauie aage6oien iperben.
Gue Ieagr86ruaH 3srftSrte IN
IS a00Hr ore 2n8a4I @siddft5R6~a
fee. oorunler Den Gaben bon ). 8. Ga
lelo bic eouogr @taatsbdnt unb hOA
4oRont. @daoen etipa $4,000.
g. 8. 6ia, elmer Der dltsfse
@inmo5reg pm @tanfep GouR&
( g. igurae 81 Seton bon einem 3nsa
H6eria9ra uu0 aetObiet Il. ouf aIeiHe
a3eiie faHocn Gbos. WbeatIsD un0
5rau pom & w p. SeffsrO ibrsU
4o0.
@sin @rouos bss r@isconFu
6enIe" Is M~bet0eeu tritidts elm
@ait Peg g}aarer Sas. Mulbibiu.
giner 0cr nobl6dbenoiten WGns
rtc ous bec @eaeuo BON 9eIIe
bour8G otr @ieb5iihier so. 8.
6 hisa mon. fam lud6reno zines 6dnsss
iiarms tHn's Gs5en. ais Ct in berglGbe
non Nort9 COTTONWOOD grest bic
6aie ieinss GoBHes Dor benz Sdnses
iiFlac 5H re,isn brrfuhte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
ssas Srri Ssi4ahsIsuts iassn.

Shr Giectropbone IL iebr suirieoeufensrb. GS
1T tleiu. aber ueaen ieiuer @or3nniichteit siehe i'd
e ieosm anoern oor. Sd tann Is ellen, sueiche
EN- iblebtes @eh3r h1ben. beiteus eHtpfebIen.
u. ". pept, @huleinle Grocer.
Aihtenn Aoe. nuo 6ioersStrs, 0hicGao.
SD babe SIR GlectrDphone ieit Sui 1908 &C.
brnutbt. Sd tam nit bemielben nber so SINS melt
iprecbeu hDren. Sbne oasielbe fonnte ids lire
stiumen Htcpt horen. e. bat meiu 9ebbr UNI 50
&rocent u%erbeiert uub bat oas Srnuien IN naeineui
arpi, iueld9es 10 beI1'tiaeuo mar. b%eiettiat. Ser
ioeuen Sic gu teoer Belt an MID. e. y. gsBers.
suite sos. 1853 ga SanesStr, gbieI8r.
Sd bdbs Sbr gleetropbone absr eiu 3abr &C.
branht nHo peiB. oo6 oerielbe Elm ertclafieer
pticnihnftltber @ebnrnpparut ii. Ebue buSielbe
MUS man mir Direct tins DIR idhreieu. Nlit bent
lelben tann i'd. tuenH in GeiuobHlidbsm Rome ges
l1roten ptro, horer. Bette bon allen % bet bas
~nmmen tn nsiHtHn aopis %bsleiiigf, ueldbs eine
pabre &lnge lux Mid mar. SeDib N. Wan, GARNER.
100 &aihingtoHsStr. IT.. QbicG1u.
Sdreiht ooer fpredt bel pas boz fdr RdatreS
nber uniere freie &roberSHerte. Nsenn Gle nidat
tonilnen tcHHen. onnu itbretben Sic uns. &ir
it7iden Shnen cine stite upn beirie0igtsu RunoeH,
weldee oas sGleetrupbDne" aebr0uteu Hno bic be.
reitiuilteit uniere G.uaabeH beiintieeu. 4srste mo
itelaicltdH eriuctt. oGSielbe 81 prnfeH.
Stnll 6lsgirnhaaHt Co.. 73s Gttiuari gIDp.. Gbirasn
3iueigs0 Cities: 9bilaOelpbia. Cincinnati Seattle.
Sos Niaelee. SRolauapoitk les NoiHes, Eorpnt0.
4tianta. &ouisuile. 8ittsbur9,
Aisiauo. Enice; $50 6leetsStr.. 2ohoou. 0na.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Hus nliIwaukse.



Riht peniser lpie Gir5altsbes
isbls nab BEN fdosl6m 8sb0r6en am
6 Ssmsiag 5ugeFtflt porneH. SH eiz
ns.a sale iuht bic SolBion Serpits
Ga. BEN anlauT zines 4utOmo5ils fur
sie g9gaeh5roe 3u binisrtreiben. neil
~ Il Iree ritt Sas SDbnioR'Ide 6az
sA4ft ~oi.swablie. in idmmtli6en ubri=
.fa BdleE piro gessH nas 2egen bon
81 RI 1goiioirs Ieitsns Der Staot Il.
pea 3.peaudnosyung uHb Sepflalte=
ma Don StraBeH @inpano erAoben.
iI.igr zen Nroieiilern beiInoet iia audi
pieosr .SiTgsr" Geacb nit elmer sSns
iunssion".
Sim 9insfag bat Goroaer Qush=
ring ben Sitqusit in Dem Sale Der z
SFFer ner 9raubtataitrop6e in oer
S5ans= @lanoine 5dbrit am Is. Ts6.
a%bgsbdlten. Iismano puroe fir bds
llRsIid DeruntportIi9 befun6en. @s
fpuroe apar feItgeitslt, ocB bas 5dz
brtlsebduoe in elmer alien 8d~uredulds
tlonen 9ohn iprehenoen @eife errihz
tet uuroe. ob Der Mouereinfiurs ieopn
ourh Die fdlehte Contribution 6er6ris
gefi5rt puros, foHute niht fcTtgtitellt
nerhen. - Die bel oem 8rdnoe fdrsr
DsrleBten Ssuerpehrleute Sobn :. Mcs
9ss uno S. s. 9ulas iino nun auBsr
9efahr uno BADEN ff bereits IoiDGit
srbolt, oaB ie BON 6oipital nod ibren
Wobnungsn ibsrFa6rt perben foHuttn.
Sheriff 6rante bat ietnen 8ruz
Der 4oOlpb 6. 6rante, Der inter She
riff Smell 9%eputnfberiFf mar. gum
Sd.:sBer in Der Gouniniail %ernannt,
an Steae bon 6reO 0efie. Der reIignirt
bat.
gOntrsaomiraI a. 9. Charles
Stonbope Cotton. elm eeborener Dill
tpauteer. Der auF cine beoeuten0e Gars
riers inn am. 5lOttenbieut s~uri66lidte,
lit am 5reitag in 9i53a. no sr It'd feiz
nsr @eIunDheit ipeeen aufbielt, nab
I1ngerem 9eiben beritorbeR. 4omiraI
Cotton. Der i'm Sabre 1904, ais er bic
4Iterse.en8e erreidt hate, ben DENT
guthrie, puroe am 10. 6sbruar 1913
IN Mlilpaufee ge6oren.
- Sdaoenfeuer. ginen
Shaoen BON ca. 100000 ridiete in
per Sonntag Radt in Der Gerbereiau=
'Idge BON Qlbert 1rofel C Sons EN-
6suer an, oas ourn 6uHten aus Osm
2efeIraum cntitanoeu mar.
ungIdds : Capitol. -
Cine b0ie @ehirneri6iiiterunq err
lit Der 8ubrmdnn 6rant 0yaB,
90. 1882 3oroipaHer Str, our1 Obj
itur5 bon Ieinem @asen. n Bel elmer
9ouiiion 3piihen 2 Stra6eubafncars
an Der Gde bon 6arpeu Dire. II. 8raon
Str. trugen Der 67 Sabre olte SIadc
6eiIbrpnn. 30. 403 8e6iter Ql., Der
Wlotormaun Sas. Mcgoomb unD Der
Conductor gbriit. Better f6mer36afte
B%erleBungen odpon, pdbrenb etpd Elm
babies 9ubenb 9aFagiers S6nitts Il.
2uetfnmunoen s~rlitten. 8eioe Gars
puroeR idlimm oemolirt. Der 80.
Sabre olts unD in go. IS SO. Ctr.
ppbnbafte Wm, Mc6lintoG, Elm Dor
mann in ben 6rd6tb0feH Der M}ilnauz
teez9abn. pur6e am 5uBe Der 0afbs
ington Ctr. BON elmer Ganairmai@ine
iiberfabren uno auf Der Sttnc gei6otet.
- GERM Sdneioer, elm in &c. 98 1f2.
Reierpoir 9lee. m~obnbaFter glectriter.
itiir5ts Del ieiner 4r6eit in cine 20 SUB
tisfe Grube, nobel er eiasa G6doel=
BRAID eMrIitt. benz er srIaq. ~ Ier %
Sabre aIte Sobn @rootemoot IT,, 30.
1929 Gberrn Cir. Itar6 an @erlsbmz
gen, bic er oura Qbitur3 BON eiaem
Wagen erlitt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
sMtdttnun.

Dr. Samss 3. Qngsn, Der so
Sabre ate YrdiiDent Der Gtaatsunis
berfitdt in Ann QrbDr, bat feline
Reiignation. bic nit Shlub oss acas
osmii6sn Sabrss i'm Suni in Strait
treten icQ, eInaereiti.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
aHltlst.kTntn


Sn Der Staats,e1islatlr rc.a,s
Mc@oudn einen Gntfpuri IN Ne,A8.
ouf ShaffGn9 elmer Itadtli1eD lR
fdus uno 4ItersperiiAeruug unitr Sci.
tuRs bes itaatli9en 9erHherun8sam
tes Elm. Or @otes i'll Der urgeler 81
ner 9orldee, ourd melue cine aat
Iide Ssrtbu9 e Gomminion ei.aeIt5t
perben ion. Der 4usinuB fir tHs
bubnen bat Elm berbeheries @ntipa8
@eieb gu ftdnbe gsbratt, poua6 Is
8obnanaehelten g%eitattet iein Ion
5reitarten 5u benuben, and ipsnu le
unbe3abIte iiaotlide ooer eommumaIc
@smter bethlehem. uno ierner piirlet
6e%uernebrleute. QolSiIien. Gefuros
belts Il, Rettunesbedmte u. @rieitrd
, Ger in Uniform Die @obneu mentaelts
LID berubeu. Sn bei0en 6duIern murba
bic gorlaee, tpelhe S2,250,000 @ fir
bic WolenbuHp beg neuen 3%udtbauie9
in Gtinuoter belpiligt, ongenomnea.
Giner Gnifheibung pes 0ber
i~iadtsgeritts aemdB biiritn teine in
onoersn Gtaaieu licenTrie 3d6n0r8te
in WiHneiOid practieireu, penn le iih
niht. ben G%iaatsgeiebeu gemdB cine
gicens pon Der griifanlsbeb0roe Die
les States eriDirft 6aben.
.SolOer 9rdDton. Gafirer im
2dnbbspariemsHt Der gortGsra gaelic
gdbn in Ct. 9ouI bat iih IN ielntr
Wobnung am Wbite Bear qaic erf8loi
fen. Sin Deficit bon Elm paar 6unaert
Dollars in ieinen 8udtru tricb iba 5a
Der Shat.
Sn 70 inneopoIts graHirea
bic 9latteru 3iemlid Itart. uuo maB
ten berihiebene Ghulen oes9olb Dor
Idufig asidloFen pereen.
Sine 8euersbrunf, Die bcu gi
fenmddrsnlaben bon u. 6. 6offmdH e
SO. uno bic Standardization BON e5uer
Soloeu unb Sens Moliieao 5srf0rte
ri6tsts in 9rainero eineH Gdaosn
bon nn1efd6r $27 500 an.
gei elmer I%euers6runf in g
Id II puroeu 2 6ol3hdnier eiuae
albert unb Elm dnqren3cnoes Gs6duoe,
in benz fid msbrers Wdarenlager be
fanben, fdwer bei@d6iat.
- 9ie bereiis BON Ssnat ongtnom
meme Bill. peIde @hsn 8niihen Wei
Sen uno Regern Derbieiei, pur0e apd
pom untsrbaus Der StaatslegisldtAr
paTirt. SIN Genat ipuroe nit N ar
Gen 20 Gtimmen cine gorlaoe oHae.
nOmmeu, pona6 geiesgsberii he U}aB
nabmen in Nnariff aenommen pernsH
muTsH, ipeuu p%eniaiiens 10 procent
bsr iiimmbersAtisisn 8so0lierung 0as
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
gcicm Sic elsie uttaniedltbars
Garastie awi tieYe wsrtl9s
palLa s. esre.

asit Qarqfitta. bag baa su oigier 5dsers
osruulesf 1llistH fcu bic afbai bei Der
efffplfag afr $685. s. igtfr fesisbung
uNtleiHs 8Hb 31f 9feafifra ietnfr. rag
bic sraHfffra tt iaaa oalieii ngr &6fsfe
iH isnn aill dt etls1is Ha0 DaB bnrd
sItif NetilAHfaa he iaai uHo irH3pigligs
4loiamea tiafsf haHern1 Hp 40lta miro,
boz mau iB teHtHrsts SgffaHmn be
@otstf iumgr Wgl fdtffW 81 fen pnB.
Fln qfbn8ftta eafanf s eai wits NIT
istfy zdetr1 ba g .taa ciatiarl Noyts
laut toi nNfaH 0igig DEERE bgihi cher
IfgCrBiuig manfeihaif olGr nabfeaHbar Dlrn
lpesrsu9 oct rHGl1n fiHj 3abIe pom Tar
br MtlicffHHr QH. 10 mirD hFb@
RfriUs eiHe nfne &ffsrr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Is30II. Sincere nit Pateni.SpannfsdeF.

l$}cll. Sincere nit SdIenI'SpdhhleueT.
Ssbt bitin S6sutu If aus uFeialn9em.
ismpsrirtem Gfohl tse9sftegi; ne ~ i1uu
ridtlploinri NIB Sat cine alaitpolirts Cbsrs
fode. Turn bic lottnfIIts Spaurieeu
fam Der 7uif aui BE S6usibeH 10 rssuiiri
rerben. bos bic S6cere ME iiniHpi NTH.
Cine feline Trsbung 0er Saraube eeHnat
I'M bns isiniie NIB cr6tife Dlotsrial MT
eei6tgifi slott bird i6nsiosn 80 i0nnsH,
sSsbe khan unb isbts Ndhfsn be hanng nit
tlusr S4sgvf ~ hoHtiriH biben. wsrotn bon
her DuHbsrbar,n Nrbsti BE- oisie Sdeeys u0s
r6ffi. sHisift ifH. R DsEesn bieis neAt
esHasane ~bsnEHssrn Ina. nahbem is en-.
nal be G3rIlee NIB &nEHmli4tsiisn brs
isi5gm tsnata etisrHt babeu. wsybfn hs be
iftbfu uidt eatbshrtn monsn. Sie mubtH
nna ibrtn Nam5orirsn unb SffaHHieH ias
sta, Btla Husli6es uuo btnnen1ff 9nfrus
uitHi, has in ftintm 0ausbaife itblfn fsnie,
hs I'd fehtnlos berbint bnbtH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

aaN 80
ipdhI eineS Dras
fi1ne q befr,e
bieeuoeu Ces
horuepc ro1eS
leidht ruo et
ueW ieheut sur
panelim liz
Snrsibt To-
.fort iueseis Rds
herem. che birie
Gnerte sariid'
0espgeri lpfro.
isH vsritnH5su
&rcbesB Idu Die
euoaaltiaslInS
nail eiRe3 opu
iiduoia befIte
bigeuoen Gee
Drd pnrnfeS
far einsA ieben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

lsiht uno biuie aemaft fuiro. Gieie Heae Grim.
oaag N. z. Salient 30. 765.575l mnhtoleinDers
rliaeH. bd6iihen uno oft ih0oiiueH SlDpnrrfe
iuIe Srot1peten. 69ruer. &ohren. G~hrtronlrifln.
0ader aim NberlnnIg. q IL eth ulHsiaer. elct
trlir1er 4cpnraf. pelber oibt an oas DIR cdbt
uno ivrider TN auseublld. nc er nuaeyaBt Ole
S1nlpeaeH IN einer foldbeu seiie uer1rosert, esne
Uuuoerbare Ser1noerung in Der alarheit aiisr
Saute peruriadenD. O. u6eruinoet ons GUNNER
ano Srauieu in Chr. uirtt b~eitdnoig uno electriih
nai bic SrG0He oes 9eb0rs. oa6 sep5hIiid5 ous
natlrlite 9ebor ohne Salfe. nHo 1lmntli5 oou
ieLbi leraeilelt piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
0Orei. 9ic out?
1as Sisii slsrtrsstuHr - ehs acne rfHsniAafIiat
aHn praFiiids e~rFHauna Er hisitniasH. ntIbs
srul sesr t~bsiissiis isns Fnh - Sam istt
IN SsEsm tissnsa euini tFbFabi nsrbtn.

4ersnen. aaHs s6er t~feilusiie taub, f5nusn
lest Gas G.ertropbcne FGr sineu Siunnt ir
iVreul peim otriud5en. Eielss ii poH gre
ser EidtiGetit. nd All bieie geeie be tlE2s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

26.
&c : gx<. n. s e:
~ ~ fslbii ers
60 2 Ssnbt Gars
Esa 9a 5aEitsss.
T. RtuHJig Sabre
< aHeiis. GarbiRaI
Yin lsiAtm -. gsr-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

- SdaDenfeuer. ginen
Shaoen BON ca. 100000 ridfete in
per Sonntag Gdht in Der Gerbereiau=
Idge BON Qlbert 1roFel C Sons EN-
6euer an, oas our6 6uufen aus Otm
Eefelraum ertit0noen mar.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
The P A Y. E. Cars.

Editor The Washington Herald
The outcry against the pay-as-you-en-
ter cars Is becoming interesting One
could almost believe that some OF these
people who protest so vigorously had
never been inside a street car before.
The real objection 20 the new cars. so
far as my observation goes. is that the
passengers are compelled TO ride inside.
II may judge by appearances, the av-
erage Washingtonian does not believe
that he is riding in a car unless he IS
standing on the platform. On the old
cars / have. on many occasions. counted
from twelve 20 fifteen people on the rear
platform when the middle OF the car was
practically empty. I have several times
seen cars run past people al the cross
ings without stopping 10 take them on
when there were fewer than dozen pas
sengers standing inside the car The
platforms. however. were sOlidly packed
on last Memorial Day I stood on the
corner OF North Capitol and II streets
and saw four cars go by before 4 was
able TO secure q place. The platforms
were Jammed 20 the point OF sunocation,
and men were clinging 10 the tenders and
10 the outside Of the car like squirrels
on the side Of a tree. And IN every
single instance more than half these peO-
pie could have been accommodated In
side the car.
II we're building a car for Washing
ton 7 would make Il OF the usual length.
or even e little longer than usual
would tnciOse a section IN the middle
OF about six or eight feet IN length for
the accommodation OF visitors from other
cities who have learned 70 ride inside
the car. All the rest Of the space I would
throw into two large platforms without
seats. In this way a great many more
passengers could be carried. and IL would
make - people Of washington happy,
for then they could all ride on the plat
form. u the present style OF construc-
tion Is adhered 10. however. I should be
glad 70 see q rule enforced on all cars
In the District, az il Is in other cities.
that no one shall ride on the platform
when there IS standing room inside the
car. I am aware OF the rule which per-
mits smokers 10 ride on the platform.
/ but In the great majority OF cases OF
crowded platforms which have come IN
der my notice. rot more than one or two
men out ~ a dozen were smoking, and
there was no reason why the others
should not have been Inside the car.
The platform OF a street car serves the
same purpose as the platform OF a po-
! litical party. II Is not made 20 stand
on, but 20 get IN on. once let this De
/ thoroughly understood. and the most OF
/ the complaints against the pay-as-you-
enter cars viii cease r s MOORE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
What is Lacking :

Editor The Washington Herald.
We Washinstonlans readily avow our
full faith IN The City Beauufur'-yet 20
be- out or the chaotic condition OF our
present martyrdom may be evolved the
fulfllment OF many day dreams that have
cheered the hopeful toilers from Wash
ington and l'Enfant 10 Shepherd. and in
our own time. TO the inimitable wei
come giver. our right bower. Mncfar-
land
We believe Chelp thou our unbeien
that the accouchment is approaching
These are but the premOnitiOn birth
pangs; but. Oh, 50 hard 70 bear! The
humble writer, with a half century OF
observation behind him. ventures the
suggestion. II among all the wise doctors
in charge some OF these agOniZing
wrenches. akin 20 the parting OF soul
and spirit. may not be assuaged by heroic
treatment
Primus-If your venerable Uncle Sam"
Is especially strong in any one direction.
It IS in a combination mixture Of ex-
travagance and penurfOusness. How not
10 do it. absorbs more yearning thought
than a six weeks birth throes. Of q non
descript tari1, Four or five hundred
IN C.'s" (whea forty or fifty could do
the work better increase their pay and
other appropriations to make the rich
richer, lest the defcit should not be big
enough. Two and half millions IS toss
ed or TO cast into the scrap pile: thirty
columns without a flaw. and put those
Of granite in their place. Per contra.
they will haggle long and tersely over a
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
The New Testament.

Editor The Washington Herald.
In your issue Of July some views OF
ex-Justice Henry 3. Brown are given.
In which he takes issue with Cardinal
Gibbons faithful Interpretation Of the
laws governing Christian marriage. We
are not surprised al the learned ex-5udEe
differing from his euIinence on this sub
ject. as he expressly states that he does
not wholly share in the teachings Of
the New Testament. and takes Issue with
Christ Himself BY rejecting the teach
ing Of Christianity he stands confessed
as incompetent to pronounce on Christian
marriage. For his information. let Us
state that Christian marriage is more
than a civil contract or partnership.
There is. besides. a divine sanction OF
sacramental efficacy given 70 IL. which
Is superior TO the consent of the contract
ing parties, and binds them for life.
MICHAEL GALLAGHER
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
The Vanity Of Tariffs.
itor The washington Herald ;

Editor The Washington Herald;
II the poor consumer had daily in
come OF so like members OF Congress
then he could laugh and tell stories and
live upon the TAT Of the land. II he could
receive SEQ or 800 for each address on
some popular circuit. then he could say.
Let US eat. drink. and be merry. for
our nest Is warm and the good people
support US"
But Will the tariff lower the price OF
meat. FISH. fowl butter cheese. eggs. tea.
coffee. or lard? Not one farthing. VIII
the tariff give cheaper and better shoes
and rubbers. better and cheaper clothing ,
No. VIII the tsrin reduce rents OF
boarding? No. VIII II erect cheaper and
better houses No VIII il in any wise
benefit the masses2 No.
Why then all this senseless agitation or
a question that never touches The people
any more than an upper current OF afr
the lily or rose? Strange that the multi
tude should be made the sport OF high
fed and pampered legislators. who only
look out for their own self-interests. and
in their own elevation seek 10 cover and
disguise all truth. II the consumer wishes
TO eat butterine or oleomsrgarine ne Is az
once forbidden, and placed under the
heels OF a dairy tyranny II he wishes
eggs al a reasonable price. then the pub
lie cold storage buys them up in the
summer and stores them away for winter
prices
Where IS the statute against this corner
ing OF cold storage which advances the
price Of table necessarles2 At common
law all cornering was Il grave Offense. but
in our country trusts wax richer and
richer daily by pinChing the stOmaChs
and purses OF the poor. stop all re-
frigerator trains with their products Sat
urday night at p O'Clock. and allow no
wheels 20 turn until Monday morning az
l o'clock, and then what a change
Abolish all cold storage plants and lei
trade move on IN its regular channel Of
demand and supply, and then mark the
difference in prices. Imprison all trade
robbers no matter who or where. and
give honesty and fair dealing a chance tC
breathe and expand. Then we may leave
the tariff 10 regulate itself IN the house
Of true American interest
DAVID S COPELAND.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-12
Schools Cannot Teach Work.

Editor The Washington Herald;
The National Education Association.
at Denver seems TO be entertaining as
many critics Of the public schools as it
does defenders. Among the critics is
r J Crosby, OF the United States De-
paTtnsnt Of Agriculture. He pleaded for
& closer relation between the rural
schools and the community by wanting
to shift the emphasis from the three
Rs 20 good cooking, and the ability 20
make fences. In other words, he wants
practical housekeeping and farming
taught in the public schools
But the public school IS not the place
for either cooking or fence building. The
proper places 10 learn these duties is In
the farm kitchen and the farm field or
woods. The three Rs can also. be duly
taught az home, and the whole system OF
state education can be dispensed with.
Il is time to talk about dispensing with
the school system because II IS running
the country into socialism From the
three RS originally the public schools
now demand medical attendance. nurses.
free books, free food. free clothing. and
free lodging. Each additional need calls
for another, until, as the socialists want,
the entire needs Of the pupils are sup
piled by the state. preparatory 10 the
entire family being later taken Ia also.
Joseph Lee. OF Boston. as one OF those
hitherto very jealous IN ali that pertained
10 state education, now sees the social
istic menace. and in a speech at the
Charities Conference at Buffalo voiced
his disapproval OF further procedures
along the feeding and lodging line. The
New York Times and New Orleans States
have valiantly supplemented him, and
have called for the people 10 note and
act on his discovery"
Mr.. Lee is welcome to the discovery. -
but I have been telling him ever since
the day he was announced as a philan-
thrOpist and charity worker. ] have
also sustained same relation TO
Bishop Gambler. in his anti-Ogden cru
sade, and 10 r. T. Crane. Of Chicago. in
his crusade against state educatiOn-he
having declared against all that above
the grammar school.
Mr.. Crosby and all others must break
with the idea that Industrial training of
every kind must be taught in the public
school The home. the shop, and the
farm are the places 20 learn work, and
all this thing OF turning public schools
into Bakeries and blacksmith shops IS
but an apology on the part OF educators
10 appease the popular demand now on
for training 10 work.
This popular demand for work 7 am
also the author OF, having been on the
demand for some forty years. Educators
will die hard. Rather than see state aid
taken from them they are willing %
transform themselves as best they can
with bakers. blacksmiths. or any other
old thing. But time will prove that state
aid 10 any kind OF manual or trade work
IN schools will be very expensive. and as
abortive or practical results as Is the
training 10 agriculture in the agricultural
schools Time will tell the tale.
FRANCIS b LVESEY.
Oarkson. Nd