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lbe5eidneno mir ben Jest ieit Sabrel;
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li1aft nift airf Die idpor5e Site 81
Ieten, nidt nadgefommen paren.
| Die Serrtrteilten appelllrten, allen
oas obengcnannte Appelgerid)t ba
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nit 9iedjt: .Soffelltlid miro es oei
8ernrteiIten gelingen, geeen Die Ser
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@eriht oes 8unoes 5ii appeIliren
Die 9lniibt Der Sedtsperitanoigel
bieriiber lift iebr geteilt, aber Die of
fentli6e 0feirnlng itebt eutidieoel
auf Settle ser gIrbeiterfiibrer San
oeIt es iid bod in 8irflihfeit oarllm
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-11

9eQrlt Ger s@eIDe lDtrO JeBI iDoDl
am beIten grpans @efiible nod Ieinec
ieipeiIigen 8abInieoerInge oeriteben
Oeit ieinen WtiIlionen lno ietner Sci.
timgen bat Seorlt eiilet 9fieienerfolg
nber aIs .goIitifer" itets einen Rie.
ienmiBerfola.
8ns befpies fDie6er Die leste Wlmi.
cipoIfpobl in @roB-3efu gorf Ber
Die SeorIt- 9eitiingen lns, Der muBtc
.gInuben 0ak Seorit ihon aerp6blt
mar, ebe er iiberboiipt Ooron 0nd)te,
.mieoerum als MISREPRESENTATION BON
SuoIon.gobeI aiif5utreten. Die 8om-
ben gegen SeorIt's Souptopponenteit.
Den 9emofraten @opnor, fielen eben.
10 bageIoi9t, tpie unbeilnlih itinfen0,
Der Sieg Seorits mar nit matbemo.
tiIher Si6erbeit mlsgerehnet olli
Oem 8opier, Senrit botte oas aan3e
0eutihtum getp gorfs oilf ieiner
Seite .... ltr0 nod Dem ggobltoo.
muB es Seorit nod gelber llEb griiner
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erbielt ipieoerim cine iflinlme 9ie.
oerlnge lmo Der EnnlmnnDsannoio. !,
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8eiIe 8eibm1bte, Duroe gl1r5eno
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nith ia unobl6iiig in Nep gorf
niiblt, iibrig bat. 90 fam eS 0enl
aud, Dab Die Deittiden qeIfloIirl;
fir ibn itimnlten.
glllein in ben Sdpun5 oes Gamma.
lnD-Sigers ipilr0e BON 0en Stimmge.
bern ein perlli6ten0er anoteit mad
Dem anoern georebt, oaB er fletidenh
IunO Dor 9ut rn0 5hmer5 beulent
lid in oie Retp gorfer unbeimIiher
] l9ifungelil perfroh. Sb er ie mie.
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lpoIitiId auitdnoigen Clement ebeni,
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9aebr, gebiirtig nus &eofuf, So.
lliegte. Die 8etr1nfefrage ipielte IL
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lglmerifaner @nitB, in Der &auptItoo
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lmolS porber iiber Die 9eihen gene.
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lgell0e Sllnlmen, oie i'm sSeIoe Del
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Iailsgegeben ipuroen, 5liianmenaooirt
| Gs goben
6rau 2eIono Stonforo $33, ,000,O0l
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-11

len @onIo pabl Die ipnpatbiIbite
sic pernnitoltet 8erinnntlnngen fir
robe Dtatroien lnO perbriilgt ongeb-
lid troitipenoeuoe Stimoen nit eiil.
Ianen 8eibeniteaern ibrer @iienbac.
men. @ittDe Gage bdlt orine ,Sroll
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lno tpos tie 5u ellen baben; 5rau
8on0erbilt beiudt Soipitdler, Sri.
Dodge ninlnt iid) Der Initoeiioen onct
einIom in Rep gorf mlfonmenoen
frem0en M1oheii on uiip. Solhe
SSrouen fonnen eineft bic fir has
Waunipeiberitimmreht ogitirenoen
Suffrogetten nergeiien MAIDEN
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gripefungsonoohtcn inlo 3og oalul
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trahtet tper0en. Ole g8irflutg 0ei
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-11

Rod INNER nIrb ganO seiu6t Der erlte
Dforo .-Brdriefeuer uno gliidIthe 0tettlin9.
-So6seit sniiheu Deutlbem lno' Snotds
nerir.-Ra6inbt nuo ibrc Sol8sn.- 6uts
ternot.
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stn,,x Calls, atiin- ahnta, oen H. alnurnthrr 1909

mas georiidt oOer nidt georuft per.
ben oarf."
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@robe grregiing berridt IN q r @
|iiber einen bIlltigen Nuftritt. 3fpei
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-10

business in Cincinnati. This IS a
sample of the policy which is advo-
Gated by Cox's friends and those
whom he has scared into trying to
protect him.
The people of Cincinnati, those
who are free from the yoke of Boss
Cox, and those who are aware Of
what is going on in their city gov
ernmcnt, are anxious that the city
government be looked into. If this is
done, the legislature must hcarken
to the demand which IS being made
by Governor Harmon, and II the Re-
publicans in the general assembly
persist in refusing TO give this as
sistance, with them and their party
must rest the responsibility of re-
fusing the people of Cincinnati their
request. If everything is right and
proper in the management of the
city, then there is no reason for
fearing an investigation and II It is
not all right, then there Is all the
more need for an inquiry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-10
WEICHTY raal
QUESTIONS
Will be Considered by the
Labor Leaders at Wash
iDgton Meeting.

washington, y. c., Feb. 1O-To the
list OF notable conferences initiated
| by the present administration for tbs
consideration of questions OF great
IpUblic concern another was added
today, when THE Council Of Labor"
assembled for its filst meeting at
the Department OF Commerce and
labor to discuss questions of vital
moment to the wage earners of the
lcountry.
The problem OF the unemployed.
and how, and to what extent, the
division of Information, In the DO
partment OF Commerce and Labo,
can be most helpful to that class, es-
pecially during periods of depression
is probably the most important mat
ter to receive the attention of the
conference. In the same conneobl1l.
the general subjCt OF imig alton is
TO be discussed i'm all its phases. OUh-
er questions to figure i'm the coun-
cils deliberations include the in.
sDection of locomotive boilers on
interstate railroads and how the
division of information of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor
may be administered for the best
interest of wage ea1ners generally.
Among the prominent labor lead
ers invited TO the conference and
the most cf whom responded to the
invitation, were Samuel Gompei,..
president of the American Federation.
of Labor; Warren S. Stone grand
chlef OF the brotherhood of LEGO
motive Faremen; w. G. Lee, grand
Master of the Brotherhood of Rail
ROAD Tlainmen. Frank r. Hawley.
president of the Switchmen's UnlIJn
of North America; T. l.. Lewis. pres
ident of the United Mine Workers
James M Lynch, president of the
International Typographical Union.
George w Perkins, president of the
GNgamak@s' International Union
and Andrew Furuseth, president o;
the Seamen's International Union.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-10
A CRY FROM MACEDONIA

Anent the discussion which has
been going on as to the advisability
and wisdom Of a probe being inserted
by the legislature into the affairs OF
two of the larger cities Of the state
comes the direct appeal from the
people of Cincinnati that Governor
Harmon continue and redouble his
efforts to secure an inquiry into the
manner of doing business, with a
view to instituting some badly need
ed reforms.
The friends of George b. Cox, the
man who more than any other is re-
sponsIble for the conditions which
exist in the Queen City, and those
who are not his friends but are afraid
of The power which he wields in state
politics, have been decrying this
policy OF Governor Harmon's to have
look into his home city They
have been claiming that If Cincn-
natlans desire to have the affairs Of
their city inquired into, they have the
power to bring about the investiga-
tion for themselves and to apply the
proper remedy If anything is found
wrong The folly of tn!s claim has
been shown up in the appeal which
has been made to the governor and
the recital OF the obstacles which
have been encountered in endeavor-
ing 10 get at the investigation.
AZ the last election a Democratic
prosecuting attorney was elected In
his campaign for the eleICtion, he
made the promise to the people that
lie would do all in his power to fer
ret out the evils from which the peo-
pie were suffering and to apply the
remedy best fitted to the case. Since
the election he has made deter
mined effort to fulfill his promise,
but he has met with such determined
opposition from the gang that he has
been able to accomplish but little.
The courts have Desn put against
him; even the Justices of the peace
are harrassing him by reoerr!ng every
petty case to the grand jury in an
effort to swamp the prosecutor with
work and prevent him giving his time
to the probe which he has planned;
his office force has been tamperad
with, and every move he makes is
promptly reported to the headquarters
OF the gang; his mail is gone over by
the hirelings of the bosses and every
piece having bearing upon an in
Yestigation Of the city IS conhscated
or its contents reported to the
bosses; in fact, every effort is being
made to tie the hands of the prose-
cutor who Is endeavoring to fulfill
his prediction promises and secure
an inquiry into the manner of doing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-10
CEREMONY
MARKS ELECTIONS CLOSE
Congress in Joint Session Canvasses Electoral Vote and
Declares Taft and Sherman Eected-Galleries Filled
by Notables-Cheers for Republican and Dem
ocratiC Cams Msds in Various States,

lrappintg for order( the Vice President
called to the rostrum the tellers APP
pointed by the two houses. They
were Senators Sherman and Taft.
burrows, (Rpn. Mich and Bailey,
(Dem Tex), on the part Of THE Sell-
ate; and Representatives Gaines,
tRpn. w Na), and Rucker, (Dem
Mo-, on the part of the House. All
of these except the last named Off
ciated In similar capacity four
years ago, when Russell (Texas) was
the democratic teller for the house.
From polished hardwood case.
whdch was unlocked by an attendant
the Vice President then, amid i'm
lpresiye eGlence, took document re.
splendent i'm red and gold seals. This
was passed 10 Senator Burrows who
announced that IL appeared to be Il
duly authenticated record, in legal
! fonm, CT the electoral vote OF the
State of Alabama, cast for William
Jenmlhgs Bryan OF Nebraska and
John w. Kern CT Indiana. This was
greeted with democratic app ause.
The reading of the records OF the
N'eA'NA 'NtNANa ~ dilSAtiJNllItl NNutl
was then proceeded with, each teller
malsing an announcement in turn.
There was a tremendous outburst
OF republican applause when Mary
lands vote WIS declared TO be six
for Bryan and two for Taft, showing
an increase OF one IN the electoral
vote az thcG State for the republican
candidate as o7mparel with four
years ago.
A stm!.lar republican demonstration
occurred when the teller read that
the eighteen votes of Missouri had
been cast for Taft, thus duplicating
In fOrner rOolt-ldbbed democratic
State the performance of -four years
ago when II also was carried by tfna
republican candidates 1t was some
minutes before the applause subsidized.
The democrats had their turn when
tine first electoral vote cast by the
new State of Oklahoma was announc-
ei as having been cast for Bryan
and Kern.
States cf the East AMI m'd,ae West
lin wh.cIi big majorities were rolled
up for Taft and Sherman, followed
In quick succession. Senators Bur-
rows counted the tally sheet and an
nocnced that the :ecord showed that
the whcle number of electoral votes
Jast had been 483, that Of these 242
constituted majority; that WcFdan.
Howard Taft and James s. Sherman
had received 32l; ana VIM. Jennings
Bryan and ,Irhn w. Kern had re-
.ceived 1862.
The Vice President then repeated
this statement Of fact, declaring tina,
it would be deemed sufficient notifi-
cation of b1e election OF Taft and
Sherman, and directing that the re-
suit be spread upon the journals OF
ht'h House and Senate
This term gated the ceremony. The
duty imp0 ID by the Constitution
ha1 been performed. The Senators
flied our TO return Ito their own
chamber the galleries empded, and
the lI5use resumed ITS discussion OF
pending lagls alton
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-10

Washington, Feb. 10--With in
pressive ceremony. the closing seen
of the Presidential e'eosion was
enacted today in the hall OF the
House of Representatives.
In joint session the members OF
the Senate and of the Hclse OF the
nationa; Congress met and counted
the electoral votes for President
and Vice President and declared the
el6 tion of VIM. illOward Taft, oil
Ohio, and James Schoolcraft Shel
man, of New York.
After tellers appointed by both
houses, and representing b5th pou
thcal parties, had carefully scrutiniZ-
ed the returns from the several
states, Vice President Charles ",
Fairbanks announced that out OF
the 433 votes In the electoral COZ
lege 321 had been cast for Taft foi
President; 321 for Sherman for Vice
President; 162 for William j. Bryan
Tor President and 162 Tor John W..
Kern, for Vice President.
This statement was received with
prclurlger applause on the republican
side and settled forever any ,inger-
ing doubt that might have existed
in any democratic mind that per-
IAaps the final count might snow a
majority for the Peerless Leader"
rom Nebraska.
Inc dentaMy the fact was recalled
that II was the largest vote ever
cast for candidates for President
in the history OF the United States,
the recent admission of Oklahoma
having added seven votes to the
electoral college since this cere-
Imony was performed four years ago.
The joint session began at one
O'Clock in lhe presence of notable
assembly. Admission to the galleries
was only obtained by ca ID and
these points Of observation we're
crowded with wives and friends OF
members. Mrs Taft and Mrs. Sher-
man, with large party of friends,
including Mis-. Roosevelt and Mrs.
Fairbanks and members of their
families, were interested spectators,
and the diplomatic gallery was well
filled with the representatives OF
lbiNiHli SbNhA hllNllho tdBblu9 Wdliu-
ing the progress of the election of a
president in the greatest Republic
on On, th,
Precisely at Gna O'Clock the door.
keeper annCrmcel the coming OF tho
Senate. The Speakers pavel fell ana
the Representatives stood to receive
their colleagues frcm the either end
of the Capitol, The doors were
thrown open and headed by Vice
President Fairbanks, Secretary BEN
nett ami SeigeaEr at Arms Ransden,
the Senators Filed into the fall OF
The House in PAIRS. They were es-
ccrted to seats reserved for them on
the democratic sile neaa the Speak
er's rostrum.
AS soon as the hum, hustle and
confusion, incident TO their arrival,
took the Speker' cmfwy shrdl etaol
has subsided, Vice President Fair,
banks, as President of the Senate,
took the Speakers chair with Speak
e. Cannon Stating on his left. Then,
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was admitted to 'flie bar in 1ss134ed
BEGAN the practice of law in Craw-
forleviIe. In 1886 he was elected
prosecuting attorney of Montgomery
County. He has been a judge of the
UNITED States rtIstrict Court since
1902, in which, year he was appoint
ed to succeed Judge John II. Baker
Since his appointment he has pre-
sided at nearly all of bhe important
cases tried in the federal courts in
the indianapolis distrdce. one OF the
noted cases gied before Judge An
derson was that of Banker John Il.
Walsh in CMlcayo.
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"THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
FEBRUARY 10.

flIDlNOAlt1 ~.
1867 Indians under POCancket at
tackled Lancaster, Mass.
1763-FlorIa ceded to England by
tine treaty cf Paris.
1804-Oharles Nv. renounced his
protest against alienation by France
of Louisiana.
lS14-Richard Rush Of Pennsyl-
vamia became Attorney-General of
the United States.
1S4O-Maqriage of Queen Victoria
and Il ince Albert Of Sake CoDurg.
lS52-Gcld medal presented 10
Henry Clay by New York friends.
lS59-Defeat u Mana Sahib in the
war of the Indian Alutiny.
lSG2-Nayal battle off Elizabeth,
City, N. G.
l8S7rrlNlrs. Henry Wood, author of
East Lynne" died ~"
l89O-Presldent Hnrrson signed a
Proclamation opening the Sioux re
.seryatlon.
lSS2-France, Italy and Swedei,
chosen as arbltrat1rs in the Berlny
Sea dispute.
l9O6-ThOmas N. Mcclellan. chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of
Alabama, died.
l9OS-An arbitration teraty be-
tween France and tine United States
was signed at Washington.
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BIG WINTER
CARNIVAL
Great Ice Palace at Montreal
Thrown Open to Visitors
Today.

Montreal, Feb 10 Amid the boom
ing of cannon, me blowing of whis
ties, anil the cheering Of thousands
Of people the great ice palace flank
ing Mount Foyal was thrown open
today and the great ten days car
nival OF winter sports was inaug-
urated. The city is daily decorated
and thousands Of carnival costumes
are 80 be seem
The present revival Of winter fes-
tiwties in Montreal, aIter a lapse of
lfteen years, promises to be a great
success. The ice palace has been
constructed on "a Scale of supence-
dented size ana magnilfcence. The
style of architecture is the English
The Nhree great towers surmounting
Tudor baronial OF tlie forb,lied peldod.
the gigantic ami faiIy-like pile have
been chrirtened the King Edward,
Queen Alexandria and Pldnce of
Wales respectively.
One OF the big events of the car-
niyal will be the storming of the
ice palace ty an army Of snowshoers,
clad i'm historical costumes. Other
features OF the carnicval programme
will be exhibitions OF sncwshoeing
skiing, hockey, curling, skating,
sleighing and tabogganing.
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WEDNESDAY, UEBRUARY 10, 1909.
Feb. 10 In History.

1763-The French and Indian war end.
ed by treaty at Paris. BY the
terms of the treaty Canada and its
dependencies were ceded to Great
Britain.
11I5-Montesquieu, noted French phi.
losopher, author of spirit Of the
Laws" died; born 1880.
19O4--President Roosevelt proclaimed
the neutrality of the United States
in the Russo-Japanese war.