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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

baltpti1d3lid) Oie 1orlnegiiben ufto
0eutiCb d. e Il 0titgIieOer Oes Souies
ben 0trt fanOen nieiem nelteu p5ao"
Ger ,americun queens" entgegeu5u.
tretcn. Inter Den Oelttihen Wttt-
alieoeru iitlb 5u neunen: 8ebnfe,
Seffermau, @iietbutb. @turtiu, Otto,
9fa6en, 9fibIteirL SaIslieoler, Saiie,
Shamber, SSon1, g8eioe, gSipf
@oI5urutb unb 3iebah.
Die Sarmerfreiie iino alh ielbit,
uerItGn0lid1 iebr on Ser porgeinlage.
men 9in irtereiitrt, ponah IN 3lis
fluft 0ie ,,Toao Sores" baar be5ablt
neroeu un0 Sie glusgaben ben
Observation-Disclosures iolleu.
SoruobI 0ie StG6ter fuie 0ie 5armer
miiuihen quite 2art0itraBen urlo es
m1reuiiuibenSiuert, tpenn cpn1petenfe
9eute ans bem 2eierfreiie oes %.
s." Iih in bieiem 8lntte iiber oieie
iuimttge Sill b6reu laiieu iuiiroen.
Cine unoere nidtige 9in lit oie To-
aenatnte fSarmers glepdtor SO. 8il,
mouah in 3ltfimft niht ieOe 9lftie,
ionoern ieOer glftionGr 5u elmer
5timme berehtiat iein iou. Gin
glmenoemert ihlteBt arh Die 9IaB.
merei. @eieli6aften Elm uftO es lit bon
Syntereiie, mas oas Snus nit ser i'm
Senot bereits paiiirteu Bin TIM miro.
=
Sine euergii6e Debate rief aud
Die ypoIitiihe gelobnungs" sSenat.
bia berpor, 6ie gtitgIieoer5abI ser
itoatlihen 9eb0r0e ,of horities anb
correction" auf 5 5u erb6ben. gfan
bem ulten 3reier.Io0us bGtten bers
it)ieoene ,,Reformer" auf Die erboffs
ten gleutter ber5thteu ntiiiien, luO
oieie atmen mm erlei6tert alif, ieit=
Dem alth 6us Sau8 init fnapper Scot
Die grb6b1mg non 3 allf 8 @fits
gIieoer paiiirte.
gon groBer @ihtigfeit lit Die Bill
5ilr Se6ung Ser giuiponoerltng in
0ieiem Staat. Gin gemetuiames Sos
nritee betber SGltier bat 6ieieIbe 5ur
8eratling lu0 boffentlitb fuinmt ets
mas griprieBItues 5ltitanoe. 9as
rii6er ln0 ii6er unoere pihtiae Bills
i'm u6hiten 9riefe. q +.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18
8eDeutiame 9feDe
Ger 6ritiihc gotidafter begeiitert fir
SentIdllaao.


SSuIt gIeih3eitig nit Dem 8eiuh
BON a0niq gonaro in Berlin, bielt
ser britii6e 9otI6nfter IN 8nibing-
ton, SSomes 8rpce, IN MiiIpollfee aIs
@oIt Der ,,Merhants & Manufacs
turers gIfiociation" BET einem Ban.
tett, cine beoeutionle 8eoe, Die pieIen
6elttihen Genegaten uno u9atents
Imerifanern" ihper i'm W1agen lie
gen miro.
DAB nGmlim Der 3 eut I 9 N go.
tion lu0 ibrem 8olfe BON einem hriv
tiihen @iiroer1trGger, beionoers ober
Dem offi3ieIlen gertreter Der eng.
lii6en Regierung IN @uibingfon, COB
gp5oIlt miro, 1T entiGieoen ein greig-
nib oon mebr ais Iofaler 8eoelttiiug.
ia 6arf iogar oIs iliternationnles gr-
eigniB bingeIteIt peroen.
9euti6en @lGttern in Wlilipolfee
entnehmen mir na6Iteben0en irte-
reiianten @eriht:
SSames @rpce lit Elm 8eoner, ser
nidJt iotuobl ourd ieine miirbige gr-
idleinunq nirft, ionoeru nor alien
ourf feline gerpGbIteiL babel ihlihten
@orte, aus oenen elm flores lirtbeil,
meite8 gSiiien uno @eIterFobrenbeit
ipred)en, Gigenihoften, oie ibren Gin.
ornd ME oerfeblen. @s NOR erbeben6
3u boren nit melner 8egeiiterilna er
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

Ser Staat Isl meb" bat nener-
0inqs mie0er perriidte SS0eeu. SSu iei-
uer 2egiSlqtr lit Ser 9fntrng einge-
bratt Doroet Der s5ir 8efampfling
oes faiiennor6es auf ieoes I'M
Staate 3lr gSelt fonHnenoe 8abp cine
Staatsprdnlie BON 81 ieeen mill.
(ggSiir0e man geiuiIien ,@iiittern" III
soma, itatt $t.00. ein gllrtonIobil,
Barrier &oben, 0iunontriuge. ferti-
ges 9atent.giien etc, ibellfeu. Oonn
mir0en Tie uieneid]t nit ialleriiiBem
@eIidt 0ie 8eihper6en uno Segnln-
Qen Der @tutterihoft auf iib nebmen
Gin nod beiierer @orihlog mare Der:
Man ieu0e ale engher5igen Bailer-
linlpeI in Soma nah Der gSiiite ga
haro, erIaIie nerniinftige Iiberale @e-
Iebe, man oegra0ire eriuahiene freie
9Ronner niht 5u ainosfopfen am
Sd1iir5enban0 uno ser Staat SolDa
miro ourh ernente gifnparoeritng
Der D 5 Foreigners ben 8aliens
ieIbitmor6 ieitens Der aamerican
UleenS~ mettnod)eu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18
G6itDrttIIG8

gSoriidlt lit bcfanntlidl Oie Mutter
ser @eisbeit unO, rUer ietne 9riefe
ihnea nuh Geutihlan0 bef0roert
miiien mill, nutB belte nod - cine
3 Gts. 9torfe oarauf fIebeu.
Gin SiiGuersidlter in g3ciu gurf
bat Die melteridliitteritoe embedding
genad)t, ooB man Die Siibneritaae
uur grim an3uItreihen bruudt, umbie
Senneu in Ser faIten @irtters5eit sum
2egen ST bringell. - 9ieier 5itbners
5iihter nutB iidber aus s5rIau6 itans
men imo ieine Senneu init ct. Gas
trids- @aiier getaltft babeu.
i
Sin SanIaicr giiraer tat oeu Der.
fiibrer ietner fSrou altf $4,000 Sdu-
0euerius perflogt 9ie Sante mar
ndmlidl nid6t mir glouofatin, ionoern
aud) Elm Barber. Gieie Gombina.
tion rmb, tie lit in Der gtatlr Der
5uhe begriinoet erfI6rte oIleroin8s
Die So6e oes ygntfremoungs -Shu-
oeuerioBes. "
$
Ginr Gberufee- 'Snoianerin fat cinen
Gflabomoer 8anfier pegen 8ruhs
0es gbeueripreheus allf 10000 Col
lars uerflaat. gluBer0em foroert iie
10000 Dollars fir miBbrolhtes
8ertrouen, 10000 8oa. fiir iblehte
8ebanolung II. (. 10. ltno oa iage
elmer, oaB oie S5rlbianer nod 5ibiIiia-
tionsbeoiirftig ieienl
X < \
Seiratbsliceuien fir S1.98 fat Der
mlternebmeroe uno ieine Bappens
beinerinnen pobl fennenOe @erihtss
clerf BON Gutter. @. O., aaf oen
,9oraain-gounter" oes oortigen Sei-
ratbsmarftes gelegt. Sblhon Die re-
qulare @e6iibr $500 betrilg, 10 bat
| ote 3 gts. gfe0uftion @unoer ge.
Imirft mo id,on om eriten Gag Der
Bargain 2icenS-gefanutna6lutg er-
nirften 6 9aure oie Seirotbserlmib-
Iuis. SoffentIid maren sic Baore
ieIber nidt reoli3irt mlo miro Die
y Gts 92eouftion niht 81 einer
| 2 Gts. gbe fiibren.
=
130 Gicr in so Sagcn and ubue,
lmie an anoerer STEELE bemerft, 0en
Siibneritou grim angeTtrihen 5u ba-
ben. bot augeblidl i'm Staote gteru
9Seriep cine, elmer gepiHen 6rnt SEQ.
10. 9(ppleqate geb0riae Senne geIegt
| lltn6 nod feline nerboie gridopfung
sic lit, 5. +. 0ie. Serne, geiitia nor.
nal, luo b1lt iid) Itrift an ibren 8e.
ruf, itets ben ben on0ern Senueu
reierntrt umo last Iidl ourd feint
3erItrelutng Itoren. 8os Spaiiige III
nebenbei. oob 9lr. @pplegnte. oIs
W2aurer. Steine legt un0 feline SennC
- Gier. lln0 90 iie Die eiit8ige 6enn(
Der ToniIie lit. fam man ibren gife,
beereifIib finoen.
Scr @loOr bat feline Sdnlbisfsii
aetbon, Ger Neoor fonr geben.
Gid Rihor6s' @el0beufeI mar nab,
reno Der ,Aeforn@ ganpa9ne gir
genuq lmS beruriohte manhe auie
Ibeuge uno ieitoenl Der ,6reuno" Sos
is. gum 8un6esienator ertpdblt lit
Imer0en 8ids 9eTornborifIdge Der
lad)t. gtod tueliiger gum 2oden If
| oie Saiiloenlait, iuelde 6er o,Re
form" @ouDerneim Gratpforo, slil
I5ur 8elobuug ietner @etreuen. Den
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18
fScrn Der Seimatll.

Syh itch am 0teer. Ole Soume mil
Sid ftia sur Sub begebeh
ltn0 riuas nie Segel fern ilrl0 nab,
3es Cages miioe, betmp6rts itrebeu.
2lud iiber neine Seele fontnlt
Sin iebnetto tSetmperlangen
llno cine Stinlnle flagt in mir,
8uriml if fortgegangel.
lln0 cine Sttmne mabnt mid LET'S,
9dB Slid mo 8lan5 berflomuen,
CAB iiber neiue Seele ME
@ir6 Seilnatfrteoen toutneu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

5taate hiuterlalien hat Gin Shrners
3euspflaIter fir Did Giharo miro
ieOob ieit, 0aB @ouperneur 8eiiep
i'm s,ml gertreter Oes Staotes bei
Ser am 1913. Sebruar in Srloiana'
polls tagenOen Eartf Gommiiiioit.
Convention ousgeDdblt bat.
,9rpbi6itiun bermiRbert ger6re.
hen. Sin atOeres ShIngnort Der
g8aiierIippe! Gflubon1a lit nm Elm
grobi6ifiousItaat, rno nod Dem Be
ridlt 6es 9r1iibenten Der Stautsge.
F6nanisbeb6r6e, gonnors, ipuroen
i'm lebten Sabre in einem @olirtD
= 81 0e 0 r 3 G begungen, alio mebr
'aIs i'll gtoro.Gafota ieit ieiner Staas
teu3uloIiilnq. 5erner berid)tet oers
iel6e gonnors: yglIle @efdngniiie in
Gfloboma iiuo georangt Doa bon
gerbrehern". glber cher eebt Elm
aanteeI burh Elm gtu6el0br, als Dob
Gin Gro6i6itionsfrGnf gernituft on.
.nimr1t.
g3od oraItiIher lift 6ie geitrafilng
bes 9un0esfonBniiidrs, ggtihters"
gS. g. S. Bent, im 8robibitions.
itaate Georgia (gsetpman) 81 500,
neil in Ieinem GeIer 8 aiiten @isfeb
aefln6en iuuroeu, Oie Der ,,Dihoin"
ituter Dem gtamen Senrp Smitb
bate ien0en Iuiien, Inn bel Der bros
ben0en Grofenbeit niht 5l beroltr.
Iten. llnO in Columbus, o.. Dar
Der erIte llnter Dem neueu gSrodens
bettsaeieb" gerbuftete Elm - 8aps
ttItenpreOiger. IS Iebe Die Sema
peren5l ~
Die ifanoinabiidl amerifnniiheu
02italie6er Ser 2egislntllr eirihlieB.
lid Ser itanoinapiiben Staatsbeam.
ten II. !. m. feierten fiir5lib in Rierre
elm 8unfett, bei oem Der 8ounerneur
geIIeD, Grutpforo 1uno nn0ere Sof.
miirOentr6aer Dor Dem ,,ifan0inuui-
iileu Clement" ibre 8iidliuge mad.
ten! Ole Sfanotnaoier geben 5iel.
beluuBt Dor. ggas iie ON 8ahl ent-
6ebren, erieben tie ourd 5iel6eiDuBa
tes @orgeben, luHgeorebte geiheiOelt.
heit 1u0 2Grm - un0 erreiheu, mas
tie molten. ltnS Der 0elttine 0tiheI?
garn miro eg alIOers meroen2 gSir
f0nuen ni1t oft gerrug oarallf bin.
rpeiien, ouB In 3ufltnft Oos geiaute
bentIdje Clement in oeu 0afotaS am
5tinnnfaiten 0uranfbinarbeiten ml1B,
iidj ben 9ieipeft iulo sic iihtlide 9lit.
erfennitng 3u berIhuffen, 5u Dem M.
ImeriIdle 0taioritGt, gil6uugsititfc
Ilnlo g(nteiI on Der gtfrpidlung oes
g2orOmeitens es beredtigen.
3 # =
Sin 8cdJirl6latt idrci6t: ,Gs bni
| iid) ieBt berousgeitellt, Dab es in Cos
9Lnqeles, Sol, NOR, no Elm @eiltn6.
beits geanlter empfdbl, ouB Ben aii.
ben 5rpeiuinl tdglih Die Sabine &C.
puBt iueroeu inlen, 0amit tie betm
2ieOerfGueit tidt fauIenOe Stoffe
utf ben 8Gbuen in ben Mlagen mn
ilt 0ie 0fildl befonu1en. 9fan gebi
| i'm Sos glngelos nod lange nidlt meit
qpnug. g8er cine Sinh nelfen min.
ioate Ser Gub 3uerit elm 9an N
GnediiIberdloriOl0iltnq geben oit
Gutter NIT eirem iteriIiiierten Roiier.
meiier pou Sauren befreien. oiC
M}iI6fanue nit elmer 4nrbolidltre.
| loilmg auspoihen, lno Damn ielbit
elm ailtiieptiihes gao nehmen, bepol
| Die aiibe nit iteriliiierten Snno.
idluben gemolfen iDeroen gSenr
bod eiirnal antiieptiidl oorgeganger
lmeroen ioa, naritm nidDt gleif
redt2"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

Slbcnnierf amf een
. emtScGoem A. erpE D"
bie 9r66te Hmb retebbaltiaSfe
3eitnns tes SsDroaUeifsns.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18
llrteile BON 2eiern

SD baIie Ore Outae 3eunan y0eutias osrOtb"
gefdnt mir am behen"
Barter. 8. O., %. 5unuur 1909. grib pptus
gGsg gnae 0erOlO- Miro nit isOer gDOts nsaner rei
baltiger"
oarlsp, g. g., %. San. 1909. SOfspb s. gB Baltnsr
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18
3MsIMmR.

J1ub elmer Ie6r lsbbuften unb 81
:3eiten duBsrprbsntlib ftiirmifCnsn
5isung, in Der Die gsiFer beftig
OH einanber plubteR, ipurDe Dor tirtiz
een Saeeu in gGsH Die SeHion bes
Observation-Disclosures 6es 0itsrrsthts
fhsR Rei9aratbs sef9Iof:H. Der
Inmult begdnn, ala bei Der De6atte
iib<r cine Resierungsoorlugt, Die cine
QusI0bnung Der Delltiden uno
EI6ehen gum 3rped bate, @ertreter
ner DeutIbtn unb Der Si9sd|tn aus
chamber geristbeu. Die Si6echsn
hdben 6ersits fpGbreno Der lekten
Edas itbesnldl, penn bic 8orIage CUR
0ebntte auFgerufen ipur0e, bur9 niiz
lies Carmen cine 8eIprshung uns
mDelih eena9t. Ils lie in Der leBs
zen 5iBung nieber 81 ibrer al
ten Sbfiruftionstdftif ibre 3uflu9t
nabmen, gerietbsn bic oeutf6en gtbz
oeoreneten oermaBen ia ;@ui6, baB
man sinsn Qustnblit fiirhtete, es
rerbe gu ernften 3uidmmeafOBen
fubren. GiRer Der tfGehiinen abs
ocproneisu, gfumens SpecsaG. Ger iih
oans beIon0ers in bsftiseR 8eEhims
pfunaen Der Deut5Gen erging. fpurbe
oon mebrsren osuiTden QbgeorOntien
srsriffen unb 70 unbormber5ig surhs
| eepriieeIt. baB er um gneOe BAT.
Carrie J1atiOn, Die in ben Wertiniss
| zen St1dten ipobIbefannte iibtrses
itnoppte .,geiIbeloiH unb RuI.pdi=
Iers 5tiIiee, Die auetnblidlin in Gng=
lamb 8oItDorEttlIungen giebi, ltaHb
Dor einem goIiseiri6tsr nnter Der
Mntlaae ber 60smiIIieen 5dhbeId1as
tieuaa. sic bate nGmIi6 in eintnl
9Bdqeon Der nntsrgrunbbabn nit III
rem Reesnihirm elm 5sniter eiHge'
/ iipBen, neil IS init Der Mn5eige elmer
Giuoretienfirmd betlebt mar. Gar
ric lit nibt Rur cine eifrige Bttdm-
tftrin oss ~S0uFtsuFsls- Ioubern bat
ss iih aud aur 0ufgabe aematht, 0ls
9iauhsn db3ulGafftn uno lnonte. niC
Fis im G'eriht ertldrte. am liebiteE
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

Die 8lauitriimpfIer. peIhe Der.
geblih 6as framen-9 9timmredlt Ourd-
icseu moaten, baben ieBt allen Ntit-
olieoern oes 6ouies, meIhe Die betr.
Genafbil nieoerltinnlten uno oieie
angelcgenbeit elmer ipdteren @oIfs-
abitiFumaing iiberlieben, Hnte ge-
ihmoren. s5sltereiiant lit es, oaB
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

5taote hirterlaIien hat. Sin S5mer.
seuspilaIter fir Did 9fiharO miro
ie6od iein, DAB @ouuerneur 8enep
lin aun @ertreter Oes Stautes bel
Der am 16.-19. fSebruar in Suoiuna.
polls taaen0en Eartf @nntntilltotts
Convention oitsgeDdblt bot.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

bon GeutIdllmtO iprad, pon ieineit
5tltOenteuiuhren auf BET beutihen
llnioeriitdt lmO bon ieiner 9iebe fiir
0as 0eiltibe goIf ln0 Die Oeutide
= S..r..nn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-02-18

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-19

who cherish the great traditions of
thu past. and those ideals which
nHSke for Justice and civic righteous
ne:,S. Strong administrations have
SISEaliZed themselves along the ira IN
OF the almost century and QuaTsc-
of our past history, and J haZard
nothing in the statement, that NJ.
Cleveland's two administrations Will
III the future be ClasSed among thc
strongest of these. They were strong
b. reason Of his single-heaTted dev5-
ION TO tle principles which he DO
lievad lay at the foundation of Our
free institutions. he sincerity of his
character. and the uncOmprOmlSiuS
courage which he brought 10 the PEI
Torrance of every public service. !Ta
was instinct with the love of the equal
OPPORTUNITIES guaranteed to all by oil
state and federal constitutions. AMI
reJCjCed in the equality OF all men
EarCrc the law: that 1Oue was so hum
bic a. TO De beneath its protection, or
so high as TO be beyond its COnt-3l.
His faith ia these fundamental pfi.'
Ciples was nsweTving and vital, and
was illustrated in his simple, unCS-
tcDistfOUS. Official and private life.
cEISES DURING ADMINISTRATION.
There were grave crises in public
affairs during his administration. nc
dealing with which required hlg !
ssatesmanship. patriotism and Gvcis-
ion of aracter.-QuesuonS wh,cI
appealed to and excited the passions
Of large numbers Of our people. and
as 10 which public opinion was an
serfled and disorganized. UnTeate iIE
the tranquility OF our country. His
higa official position gave him the
orportunitv OF leadership and com
mard. which. if he had failed in aN-
aTCiS:ng. or had assumed with Jimid-
NV and yaciIlauOn. could not have
resulted otherwise than disaStrOUSiy
10 our moral and material Interests
Bat fortunately, JnIulty and EacIlla-
ton had no place III the makeup 'r
M. Cleyeland'S character He n 4
lie demands made upon him with the
wisdom and firmnesS born OF his sense
of 77Istice and his faith in the mo~al
law The high character and courage
dIsr-aved in his leadership CONTROL j
the situation. Public opinion stead
led itself. and We were saved from
the DeriIs and difficulties of an IN
stable standard of value and disorder
/ ed finance. largely by his clear perc1n-
ton Of and fearless devotion TO, dury.
as il was given 10 him 10 see il a
/ devotion 10 duty, praCticed at no small
| cost Of temporarily disrupted friend
sips and party ties
WITH FIRM HAND.
! lie graSped the national powers ON.
! fel red by the constitution on the fed.
+ eral government with a firm hand
and welded them fearlessIy for tba
preservation Of the peace. honor and
! safety of the republic. L was wiki
! euusl promptitude and courage tina,
I n demanded Of Great Britain that
she deal justly with a weak and Ell.
ing sister republic on this hemisphere
and insisted that he combinations o.
/ misguided men who were inaugural
/ iRE B reign OF terror n the great me
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-19
Tributes i'm Poem and Speech
Rendered i'm Honor of CIeVeLand's
72nd Birthday Anniversary

tropolis OF the west. should sUbIGt
the mselves to the law.
The clear. strong sense OF duty,
which permeated his own life and con
due is beautifully portrayed in the
few and simple words ne applied 10
h friend and secretary OF state Ill
his first administration. in memorial
ada ess. written just before his last
sickness: Duty was the word Gi
command which, during all his lie
enlistment. he never failed 70 near nor
to Unquestionsbly obey. 1t dominated
his affections and impulses. and gave
inn erative direction 10 his thought
AID erdeavOr." That This was the
keynote of his eulOsy Of his distin-
gus he'd friend, gives us an impress
I'VE word picture of the man who IL
tered. If, and We can see in tie
thought that inspired il, his own self
CouSeCratiOu 10 duty, and how every
st fish interest was subOT,linated ID.
and every less wOvt hy motive domino
ed By. its controlling power. The
now well known phrase. IN which Ie
siTplv and naturally expressed his
au-pervadins thought. that came a.
most unbidden 10 his lips. that Pun
lie office Is a public trust" has be-
CCme. thanks 70 him, one of the COM
mUnpIaCes Of our speech. which. like
the pTecepts of the moral law. have
served to crystalline the moral sense
OF Jue people into an imperative rule
Of conduct. His sense Of justice was
Gear, strong, and dominant. and he
IG.eIs- failed. in his public utterances-
tU impress others with the business of
the ends he had in view, and will
the sincerity and honest purpose with
Whlc1 they were pursued. If, the in
Z CIV Il IF
the time prevented wider recognition
OF this. the recognition, though tardy.
has al last come to Mr.. Cleveland. as
it has TO others who have .'WrOUg At
in sad sincerity for noble ends. Mr.
Cleveland doubtless loved the an
pause of mis- fellow citizens. but #
IVES the applause that follows. not th2t
which is sought after. His strength
% character enabled him to reconcile
himself 10 the withdrawal Of the synI-
pstny and support of those from whom
n had the right 10 expect both, and
content himself with the joy that
cCn'ef from loyal adhesion 10 conscr
EEJ,Cus convictions | have spoken of
his abiding faith in the moral law. as
we'll as Of his sense OF justice, AMI i
c0nEOt refrain from quoting a single
sentence. IN illustration Of both, TAX
sH from q message 10 congress, IL
which he earnestly pleaded that no
PRESENT advantage should obscure tnr
moral sense of the nation in its in er-
naliCnal affairs. 4 mistake" he SAID.
the American people. If tIey favor
! no odiOus doctrine, that there is no
/ such thing as international morality.
| thar there Is one law for a strong n
/ ton and another for A wek one. and
/ that, even by indirecEion. a strong
DOEe~ may with IMMUNITY deSDOfI a
week one Of its territory.
l veuld not be thought TO mean taa
| 1cnrtIru.d On Pzrs -,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-19
PARTY LINES
ELIMINATED
IN THE HOUSE
Each Member Will Look
Out For Interests of His
Home District in Acting
on Payne Tariff Bill.
~ Asseeiated Prsss.

Washington, March 1S.-Thdt party
lines will be eliminated during con-
sideratiOn in the house of the Payne
tariff bill was indicated by the action
Of Representative Br0usSard. OF
Louisiana, IN Withdrawing today from
meeting of the minority members OF
the committee because OF mis- different
views on the tariff.
With lew exceptions each member
OF the house will tight for the inter
eSts of his home district There is
little prospect of any lengthy general
debate on the bill and cons liberation Of
the measure.
Unless the gag" rule for the pre-
VeEtlOn Of unlimited amendment. un-
der the five minute rules, is brought
in. the minority members of the ways
and means committee will not report
on a separate bill. Their report will
be drafted by Minority Leader Clark
PROBABLY numerous amendments VIII
be offered and heated discussions af-
feCting them is anticipated. The tariff
bill was officially reported 10 the house
from the committee on WAYS and
means today and is now ready for con-
siGeTatiCu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-19
BY Associated Prers.

Washington, March 1S.-What are
popularity known as the yellow pine
repatriation cases before the inter
state commerce commission were
settled by agreement today. They
involve about $4,000 600 of reparation
on charge of sixteen cents per hun
dred pounds on lumber shipped from
the Southern yellow pine region east
Of the mississippi river to points out
side OF that territory.
The cases were set for hearing today
before the Interstate commerce COM
mission. AS q result OF conferences
between Representatives of both ship
pers and railroads, an agreement was
reached that, so far as Georgia, Flor
ida and the eastern part Of Alabama
is concerned, the railroads would pay
10 the claimants siXty-SeVen per cent
of the amount of their private claims
The claims for the remainder OF the
territory. much larger in amount
have not been worked out completely
but the disposition of the railroads Is
to agree to an adjustment on the
Essls of settlements airesdy affected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-19
BY Associated Press.

New York, March 1S.-TrIbuteS in
poem. song and speech were rendered
today in honor OF the seventy second
birthday anniversary of the late Pres
ident Grover Cleveland at memorial
exercises in which President Taft,
Governor hughes. Chief Justice Fuller
and Mayor Mcclellan made addresses
and several hundred of New YorkS
most prominent citizens attended.
Mrs. Cleveland, with a party of
friends. occupied box in Carnegie
hall. where the memorial was held
The second memorial was held tonight
at the College of the City of New
York. at which speeches were made
by Governor Root. Mayor Mcclellan,
Judge GRAY. OF Delaware. and others.
Former President Roosevelt sent d
letter TO Francis I.ynde Stetson, chair
man OF the Cleveland memorial COM
mittee. in which he told of his per
sonal relations with Cleveland and
praised the late chief magistrate as a
man OF earnest purpose and high
courage in the face Of opposition and
attack.
ADDRESS BY JUDGE GRAY.
Judge Gray said.
Ladies and Gentlemen: I deem il
a privilege TO participate in this dem
ons,:ratiOu. II was a saying Of a great
Armenian philosopher that the charac-
ter Of the city Is determined by the
character of the men it crowns. and
We need not To despair of a republic
whose people delight to acclaim the
DrGlic life and character of such 4
man as Grover Cleveland. TheSs.
Eict tings of today bear witness thar
the higher ideals OF citizenship. II
public service and social duty. have
things that best characterized Nj .
Cleveland administrations are those
which make for the honor of our r.
tier al life. the elevation of our CIR
zeaship TO higher planes of thought
and action, and for the stability ot
our institutions. II is a good thing, iii
fitting phrase. to laud the performance
of DUTY in exalted station: il Is better
still TO give living example 10 con-
SCieEtiOuS AMI courageous devotion 20
II such as all men now perceive, that
M Cleveland gave and exhibited IN
every grade OF the public service.
from the lowest to the highest 10
which he was called.
EXAMPLE is FELT.
rejoice today. as an American
citizen. that the influence of his ex-
ample Is felt throughout the length
and breadth OF this dear land of OFFS.
strengthening and uplifting the hea-, 5
o. cur cOuntrymen with increased hO0e
fer the future and deepened reverence
fo- the past. Now that the ooscuring
nJists, eRgeaderei BY party strife.
have in large measure faded away We
can look back on Mr. Cleyeland's tWC
administrations through a clearer at
mC sphere, and recognize, a. Amerl-
cans and not as psFtisans, that NJ
Sg1fd win AL the sincerity aud
strength or his nature. for those 0l
his COuutrymen tlst Us hope the gSeIy
majority of MS comtrymenC today,