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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-12
(First Published May 25, 1s0s.)
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that tax
warrant in the amount of s19.63 has
been issaed against lot No. 2S, block
No. "a, OF the City of Chinkasha, to pay
for the construction oil sidewalk upon
Choctaw avenue adjacent to said lot
and has b~en filed with the city clerk
If at the expiration of this notice the
amount named in said warrant, with
fees Of the clerk and cost of publica-
ton, shall not be paid, said fees and
costs and a penalty of twenty-five per
cent shall be added to said tax warrant
and made a part of the original as
sessment, and the same shall be certi-
fled to the county clerk and be ex-
tended upon the tax rolls and collected
in the same manner and at the same
time as taxes for general purposes
are extended and collected.
This 23rd day Of May. 1909.
Joe Dews,
5-25-30t City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-12
AN OPPORTUNITY

{. We have something that will inter
est everybody, old and young. Lots
to sell on the installment plan, easy
payments. Lots increasing in value
every day. Don't miss this. Call and
see US. Phillips-Means Realty Com
pany' s-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-12
(First Published May 25, 1909
NOTICE
5-25-3Ot


Notice is hereby given that a tax
warrant in the amount of S3728 has
been issued against lot No. Is, block
No. "A, of the city of Chickasha, to pay
for the construction Of sidewalk upon
Kansas avenue adjacent to said lot
and has been filed with the city clerk.
If at tte expiration of this notice the
amount named in said warrant, with
fees of the clerk and cost of publica-
tion, shall not be paid. said fees and
costs and penalty Of twenty-five per
cent shall be added to said tax warrant
and made part Of the original as
sessment, and the same shall be certi-
fled to the county clerk and be ex-
tended upon the tax rolls and collected
in the same manner and at the same
time as taxes for general purposes
are extended and collected.
This 23rd day Of May, 1909.
Joe DeWs,
5-25-30t City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-12
HIGH CLASS PROPERTY

is specially to which We give great
attention. We buy. sell and exchange
probably more Of It than any one else.
If you are interested either as buyer
or seller we can help you considerably.
OUR LISTS OF REAL ESTATE
include practically all the first-class
property on the market Our list Of
buyers contains the names OF those
who mean business and viii buy as
soon as suited. Suppose you drop in
and have a talk.
cHicKAsHA REALTY & LOAN co.
Phone 436. Fourth and chIckasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-12

5-25-8Ot
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
GuItnrRanvf In 1taIien.

Die gdH5 H~nerfpartet einletreiene us
oaHfuHg ees ituIisn. WininerprdFs
benton giOIitti srfoIgtt b~irsct iR=
felse Der @srperfuns isinsr Stsnsrses
ieBe onrd bic 8ammer. 0ds mar in
eeB blob bic d uere @eraulaHune
80 lstner abodatuHs; Is lDirb ndmli6
ais beitimmt mitsstbeiIt. oaB onesre,
ainnere" Standardization heroorras
geno mhfpirtssh, pprunisr bic pers
obnltae 6dItuns oss Ninis
lttrprr ibsnten benz 9atican unb
ben Sst5olittn aeQeniber
In sritsr 9inie esnGnni spirS, ala elm
Vrane, Der Defen @erbltiben i'm @mte
anm6gIih ma6te.
Der s6rantFurter 3eituna" aebn
eingebenos RittbeiIaneen bieriiber AZ,
fperan oas ,8aslet @pItsbntt" fol-
genee 8emeriunaen fniipft.
HDas lit dIio Ses pubeIs 3srn: bic
gum 6ulturldmpf b%ereiten itoIisn;fhen
abseCreneten tpOnen eiuen Miriners
prdfoertsn, BET duf atbsififhsr
@~runbIage gbes uno ShuIrsformen
eatdFibrt Der Der fieiaemoen SIut6
bss 3 teinsn
Damn entaessnisbt, pie @ioIitti, Iouz
bern ibr cue Gdlsufen 5ffnst, Der
S9mubbIdtier tpis ben .MTnp", b. B..
bic rilbeTfs 9stSmpfune Der IdtbOIi=
lfen Rirhe untsr feline fhibenoen
6ittidw nimmt, turs einsn, Der mite
hilft i'm Sample esesn Den 9aticon II.
rotdnIhreitst I'm Seerbonne Der Sir
denitiirmer. Wer ben Mrtitel Der
a5tdhtf. 3ts." ri6tis psrItsbt, pirG
Iih fogen miFen: Der Sturs @ioIittt's
beoeutet ben Gulturtdmpf in StaIien.
8eretts lpttben in Der itoIienifden
Ytefe Stimmen Idut, bic bem,slben
rufen. 60 be5eidnet Der .gorriere bel
Wlaitino" Ssu bsrihtiaten QnticIeris
calen Ydntdno dls fommenoen Mdnn
unD bOfft BON ibm, sr fperoe cine airz
henpolitif q Ia @lemsncedu beeinnen.
Wir sebeR ernifen 3eiten tntasaen!
Soate iid gum fran30If6en aud nod
Elm itdIisnifher 9dnpf esssn bic 3irz
DE seienen. 70 tpirb Elm anasmeines,
srOBss -sainsen nidt msbr fern isin."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
grrrt,tssa q

Mi1mautee. - Muf Der 5tpsds
J6rosruns bes Stubiums Der Gocias
len 6rage am 10. DIS. in Der Ct Mds
rienSS 6uIhane o~bgeboItensn Werz
iommIung purbe bsT9IoFen, am Dcns
nerstaesQbsnb 13. San. in ben 6dasn
Der ct. Jrancistus unb Der ct. @ntos
MUS gsmsinbs grobs @eriommluns
gen ein3ubsrufsn, In tpeIhen Glide
BON Der Gentroltene bes .. R.sa.
gentraIpereins gsfteIIte Rsoner Qns
iprdheR balisn tDsrben. Au9 nuroe
Elm gomits srnannt, ipeldss eins Elite
BON gutsn aoits uno pripotbduiern
3uiammsnitsLsn ion. in Oenen sureis
isnos juHgs qeuts bsibsrlei @efhledts
obns fttIihe ur0 ~religi0is Gsfobr llns
teriunit finosn t0nnen. - Ddmit fFHo
alfo Die sritsn Ghritis estban um aud
bier tbattrdftie in DER prottii6eR iocid
len Rsformarbeit miisufpirten. Sn
ben gsrsinen IoIie isbt sifrisit asitirt
fpeToen. INN bic g~epianten 8eranitols
iuneen gu einsm g~laH3enbsn Grfolss
~ seitaItsn un0 ale aatboliten sur
Witpirtung bsrnn3u3ieben.
Dsr Ct Peters s.. u.sgssin
Der 81. Nugpihnuss gsmeinbs srfDdBz
tt folgsnbe geamtsn: 9rdf., Glids
Stoneap.tt; 9icesgrdf., Col Qmtts
atn f.; &C.. Z. 81. Quetieen; giees
&c. Stspf. gfeiffsr; G6osm., Soi.
Z. GtOnsnpsrs Marf6da, 4. Braun;
JdhHri9e. q. qgaIib, 3. @rs5insfi;
gots, 6sinr. gseisn.
3psis SO. 80 Der .aaib. Rittsr"
erpdhlis FoIesnbe Be9nsen: Bral., &.
+. Wasnsr; Dice grdi., u. ao6d.
msitr; Prot. 5st.. q. 5ebIef ain.s
Gt-. 5obn 6til; G6otm., sSoc. Rots
nsls; Wahs 81. Q. aupliness; Usts
ant. Sat. aornsnb; StsLa0ertrefsr. z.
9pthm.
SstbSpssn, Iis. - DIR 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Ceinudonbt.l

auf ber pius Riess SRoionsrrefets
patiOn 1T am 10. December Der b.
ribmte SioursS duptliHe Reb gIeue,
psrieben nit Den bl. Sttrbtfctramens
ten, eeitOrben. mir bearnben ibn am
Samstds 10. Dec. ouf BEN Rtrnbpf
Der SOIp RoIorp MiHion, 4 weilen
n0rOIin Don ber @ine RiOses ageniur.
Ssit mebrertn Sabrsn tpdr er blino
unb sultbt dun tdub, bod empfiuo tr
INNER bic 1I. Communion, 70 gut "a
iein 3uitonb inn srIdubtt unb 10 oft
i'd ie ibm brahte. @r bali aud aus
peiIsn barG ie.reu Rdtb uRD ftin
8ort unIsrer gSIion. Mcasn scr
eroBsn Ralte founsen nur @snloe an
feinem 8eerdbniHt t~beiIRbmen. M0ae
sr ruben in Grisben!
Gin IiFiOnGr Der 6OIp ROiatp
WiHiOn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

Deter gIaperz 9srein ssr sIsi9nGmisen
@tmtinbs sr.ShIit itint 9lapxrtts
gen gsamten idmmtIia anf Elm sfiks
res Subr, nGmIid: prsf.. pet. Waus
nebo9; gicesprdf. pbil. Ganfbsf;
ST., AIOis 6rtibdmmer; GaHiflr, Y.
9ohsIer; Sddsm.. WottI. RRsffh,
dabnsnirSstr. g. @rRatt; Gbtsnmass
ihan. SOB. Gu6siisn; gendoftst. 8.
8iipdn.
NET Semi, Mas. - Der 81.
gstsrs R.su. sgstsin srtpabIte fpIeeus
be gsdmtsn: prdj, 5. GOtr; Dice
prai., ptt. 5sinbl; G<t.. M. SmmtI;
8icesSec, Sob. Bed: Sdakm., 81.
Gang; SruItss, :. Ma. anipptI; Mdrs
ihan. u. 90. DenesI; 6abntRirdesr,
8. QlIbinesr. :. SeinoI; gots, Sob.
Rsinars.-D<r bisiise SOf er .Rdtb.
TSritsr" srIpdbIts fplssr0s @temssn:
6. g., Wm. Gnriebt; .. 6. g., g.
Gang; g. 6. o.. S.DsesR; prot. ST.,
!. W. Bdrens; Jin.sS@., y. Wittts
mann; Sddsm.. o. 9. gOc,R; gsts
poItungsrotb. @m. 6. RnippsI. Mug.
4rsB, 9p. 9Ohsu; Gprehtr. eco. 9.
8oeen.
MeHafbu, Wis. - Del bitSiee
SoF Der -aatb. J0tIst" ertuGbIts fol-
senbe @eamten: 6. R., 6. :. Obsr-
neiisr; 3. 6. g.. Sol. RuisI; SIN.
Gec., Sob. SaB; prot. SEC, s. Qisbl;
Sdobm., :. ShleseI; Eruhtts, !.
9iebbouisr, Geo. Rippl it,, :. Srdb;
Spreher. y. ID. a%dnestof.
asuofba, @is. Der ct.
0harsarstbosSof 90. CAT oer .aatb.
60rltsrinsn" sripSblte FOlssRes 8sdma
ten: 6. g., Gdtb. Shmitt; Q. 6. g.,
Gatb. AItboff; grOt.sSeC., gIiI. aIt-
finger; 6in.sGN, RseiHo aricfsti;
Sdatm., Gaib. Bad; Erultsss, Tara.
Srapp; gbiIomsna Mtiet, Mdridgens
baus; WearfhGut, Barb. Qof, Suians
nd Webrens; :. 30, Mnnd Mint; a.
30, ROla 8Iabd.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Dluuos rHitbdJs,
BON .utlnam'

litinam: - mir hdbcn in unfss
rem oorigsn gIduoeriubf@n osfebsn,
ME bic 81. Gdtrdmsntt in ale gsrs
bdItniFs oss Mtnf9snsbens anareis
fen. tie paHbtm uR0 beiliosn. User
bic 3D. Gatramsnte baben nod sinen
anOtrsn 3usd. ndmIi4 ben, ung bic
i9sre Barsf4 DAFT gu siH,
eab mir nsr Gnaoe aud pirtIid i6sils
bdftig geporbsR iino. DEM bic
gndos 1T eHlpas 10 Nihtiees uno
3~osbpeneises, sab b0n ibr nnisr eSuis
sts 6eil dbbdnet. SIN elmer Dihtiaen
6d6e m6ntsn mir abr @eDibbsit u.
SihsrhRit 5aben, ba oas @saentbejl
aHsIt uns psin DerHrIani. in Gas
den sss GnnoenlsbeHs pollen nit uss
Higisns oariibsr i'm RI isin, 0 5
UNI n IL man Der g. srhcubt
f~bsiIbafiie Dsrbtn lam. Lii Hnb
fnHIia =geiitiss 1sisn, bic 9Hu6t bas
1sseH III rein etiifigst Qdtur, 70 odb
mir X nsssr FibIsn, nod icuFpis
Ddhrnsbmsn f5Hnsn. "a III nng aan
g5rii.us su 5ilfs sslomnisn. Inosm Il
isins 2n1ot an fht6art o6tr in bic
SinH& FausHc Ssiten lnapik unb
Saourh ms bic 9erTheruHa cher
@ursi1uft CAB: 80 atDib bu bisie
Fhtbarsa 3siAeH ssttou6H, b. S.
tsht sshrdudf. 70 sknft ntdlf
Eu hnimmit Gncosa.
ussereiss II e urs CUR qfliAs az
ma6.. be gndos g0ilss uas nntsr
9sriuF ~ spissE Sslissei. sa Hts
i5dfisH; ssun cgg5 ben Mlanb ns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
..stilIe ,raebt. h.itiae 1rasbt~.

On Der baperiI1 3 DferreihiI6eR
@rsnSs liest eth titles DDrf9en nit
sinsm airhIsin auf benz 3iiosI. 9as
runtsr ItebeR GrmIi1e @nuernbGtttn,
peIhe Our9 Wisisn unb 6ttotr BON
chamber getrennt iinb. GoHs tius
fem Iisgt pities Gltdhsa Gtbe, Don
BEN bic MubsntpsIt nibts iptib; Is 1T
osrssfen pom BEN neutrality-suspicious.
Der Gultur. On elmer Der nd1Itltesens
Den 6itten, tpeIhe bic birfttgt Mts
mutb fof9rt erttnRtn ldbt, III
ibsr Der Tbirs Elm SAiIb aus
pribtm Marmor anetbraht bos pes
mig gu BEN dubsrIiden Wtrfaa Dss
tIeinen Boues pabt. Grodsn Iauttt
ltin Snfdrift: .@tbuttsbous bes
gOmponiItsn 6run3 &oDsr @rubsr."
llnO cine 3tils titfer iiebt nod gu lee
len: n@ebsnitafel om GduIbous."
Den Msniglttn, tpelhe pisusidt biei,
@crte Ieien, ipirb etfpas Ron ben
@sroieniten biefes GompOntiten be-
tunni Iein, iObdb fHpn bic Rtueisr
Die Sdritte gum @duIbdua Ientt.
BORT fineet bds Gtdunsn cine unets
partete A~uftIGrGng; eins Marmpttds
fell trdgt in gpIbenen 8uHftabsn fol-
senoe 5nfdrift: .4nbsHka an ben
g%Ompontiten bes Meand6tsIRbes,
rGtile Roht, bsilige Radt", Brnna
4obsr gruber, eeboren In 6ohbnro
am 25. R0pembsr, 1877, geltOtben
in 6o1ein. am 7. SiRi 1863. Sc
piomet bon gsinen Wersbrern 1900"
Dieter @ebsntftein miro isbes 6ers
mit 5rsube erfiiasn; feline SnfHrift
unb ods Bib bts iIeineh 6GuSGens
laFsn ROdmaI ar bic GrinneruHs.n
an bic ThBen WeibnuHtsfreuben srs
pdtien, Die bas pertroltte Qod3tn In
ben fsrnsn EinOsrjabrtn sefptdt.
5eute tsnnt man Dds peibeoolle
aiso iberau. Mduhe eIdubten unb
sluuben pisntidt aud Jet nod. boB
Is elm urolter Gang tDdre. Wobst
bas Qieo fommt, nnbts ftdbkr Ries
maHo. ginmol purbe IiroI dls ieis
ne 6sinotb o~ngseebsn, Elm dnOsres
Wldl folts &c, I'm 1900, psrihiebeHsn
Ramen feline Gntitsbung DtrDonlsR.
Der dltslte Nbbrud, Der aur 3eit be-
taHnt III, eri6isR in DRESDEN, mutbs
mablih um 1910. CT bat ben Tittl:
e8iet ehts SiroIsr Gisoer fit sint
Singitimme Hiw.. geiuus.H DOT ben
GeidapiftsrR Sttober aus BEN 3ilers
tbal." Crit Der ger0fisH. litun9
0isisr erften Qusgobe naRntt man
ben MsibHiodtsseiane Elm n@eItslRo
aus benz 2iaertbol." Gs mar BEN
5Orffer Qubfpis GrE D~orbeboltsn,
Ipdtsr bic Wdbrbsit 3a sRtOeden. CT
bsiob aud ben 1ty. in BET nrlprinas
Iihtn 8eItoIt. ieds SitopbeR unb
QeIhrieben ron Der 6dHo ne DID
ttrs. Soispb Deobr. Der 1913 ais
6ilfsesihli6er in ObernbOrf BEL Gol8s
burg dmtirie ano an 4. December
1S4s as gfarrer in Daerum Ttotb.
Die Competition rlibrt, ME oben
fhon gtIhiIbert, Don BEN Qsbrsr
1ronS xaosr Grubsr b.r, trsIGst ale
Gborbiripent in 6oaein, 76 Sabre alt,
isin 9sber bddlOB. SIN Decsmbtr
1878. enitano be Di6tune, an "a.
December 1918 III oas 4ie6 gum e.
fen W2al in Der Ricoidifirde au
Cbernborf pier GiuHDsn nororeh>
li6 BON G1Isbure. in Der Miti.rs
nohssmtFs edunoen foOrben. llnb
Ruie nph toni e fort uBo fort unb
flinai ebeHio htrrIi6 uno fpeibeDcn
ME bamals: .Siias 9u9t. bgiIies
Qaasl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Mmb

IS ssbt Der psuosI Gag fit "a
On giei6sm Sdldg.
llno jsos Sdpinguug 3tiet mir
Den NugenHid, Ter mir Derrar
uno is0sr Sdlde ruff srnit mir
quf pirts ou!
unb idums nidtl 90 tommt bic
Die alien Wert Gin Gnoe madt,
Die 1ase fperosn auf tinem
itubI gepe5', Se,,en Bette unh,
ialas os.guHg.71 uRo sutanftit
itno. GmsR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

ipurtsn: .gBas 1T bds aaerbeiIieIfs
Satrohtht ses aItots"9" Cir bsnie
Soft betpbIsH uno ouf bolbiees Ute
o~trItbsn!@
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02

The WneeIlng lntelllgencer contln-
ucs to "'argue" about the submission
OF the prohibition amendment. de-
spite. the fact that the House OF Dele
gates by vote Of nearly five to one
says the paper is wrong in It's conten'
ton. II the Inlelligence- has so much
faith in the righteousness Of It's
cause, why not submit the matter to
the people anil then use the next two
years in diligently striving to educate
the voters to Its way Of thinking: It
might easily defeat the amendment
and then the people would be satisfied.
Is 1t possible the Intellleencer Is
ifrald Its contention won't stand
through n two years campaign with
sturdy American voters? Is that real.
" t.1e case? Now. come. dear old
Repnblican journal which We love IN
spite of your occasional shortcomings.
don't b. afraid 10 trust the people.
Taey rarely ever 70 wrong and stay
wrong on great public questions. Let
us give them n chance on this very
vital and important question. Your
argument smacks too much ri auto.
cracy to suit our notions. The peo-
rle are worthy Of confidence. 1t them
have "a: ehance5to vote. ,.,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02
The Whiskey Problem.

Editor Faiimont West virginlan:
Dear sir.-i wish to thank you for
publishing my article on the "jtnl
Grow Law" wish now to write
something On the temperance matter,
now before your Legislature. l
I. II il greatly TO be deprecated
that some influential papers lend their
influence to the liquor side Of this
question. particularly regret that
the Wheeling lntclligenccr has es.
po,ised th4 wet side Of this question.
4 paper with Its anteceients ought
to be better supporter OF public mo
:als. What n responsibility some edl.
tors assume when they will throw I'M.
nediments in the way OF the success
Of the temperance cause. To claim,
rs the Intelllgencer does, that 1t IA.
rors local option. but not prohibition.
Is the nieronl catch.penny. That Ia, It
is worthless, What Is local option
hut prohibition? Only on n lesser
scale and smaller territory. It's busl.
ness aeems to DO to try to deceive hon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02
t{it1sl & ~, = ~ Z. =.
FIGURES AGktNSTGTHEM.5

taH.4 =
n Some people count prosperity IN a
town BY the amount Of noise made In
the booze joints by drunken and
drinking men; others seem TO Sbqse
ton the number Of arrests for Trunk
ehness made by the town officers and
brought before the mayor. but the
sane members Of The clty's population
know that such standards are false.
In fact, when we consider the heart
aches, disgrace and distress occa-
stoned by or-ests. hnes and jail sen.
tences,t no one. cen feel, way down In
his heart, that making people drunk
lis Of any, hfutiit to the. community. .Ac.
coraing to The records, Fairmont dur.
Ing the past nine months has had less
drinking and crime by nearly four to
enc cases than for like period last
year undeg license, The court rec.
ords also show fewfr indictments and
criminal Expenses have been likewise
diminished. /. ,-a =.
The following figures as to the'num'
Der OF arrests IN the city for nine
months Of 1903 and a corresponding
u. = mo n n IN ttns,fract{nty In t',ie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02
REPRESENTING E.i,I 4 ;5AE PEOPLE

AID nn,,I,iIr ns Mn .nnderstn1,d n Is
:, :, Z ~ ia nsn,,. for ,he
8.,5S.ss,;,n ANA ~ the .neonle md not n
g!rn,,a,.,r, ,r1 r. Tho hooze re,lers for
iha Z 4, ,t,o1 4, ;cans. a,yr. and nv
4 e,ave,; Ssnen,bors ~ Tho t,oe Sen.
i NJ SWe sand , n,.1, 10 thc legislature
], 4 r.n,,a ,,,t fhe neonle not them.
4 ,,,.,a mi Il AZ tho win Of The peo-
4 AZ ,yha aa,d .4,,sm There inaofnr as
RI ~, Cha, ", neon,e desire The
80, Al, y,bo 4 r,aranrosants the n-ople
4 g, J, o,ac, lin, q rnomhar Of the
snn,, =, Io,,sa =, ne,e,.res e
A 10, 2, 3 j, -, :, "a tvr,r, wa have M
!, n,,t s;tot Hena r,,tb fse,otnr. Mc1ntirc
l: 1,ipIa,, ,or f,ob,,nc aro,nst tho
,..;Is.i,o,n /, VA ,,rrd,,h,t,on ,mana.
& Z, e ,,r,o =, 4b.. neon,e They
q 49, =, IN i .+ed ana ,e,ecte1 hrca,,se
L - r.ora !, r,,n., s,,,m,ss,on. neIther
d 4 % h, n, Tho Ja,cpo,cs from, Ohio
\ ,n, t,o;-o ,tt. 3 ma otbsr counties where
I =, ~, ~ ia ',u,on,o orc .,,nst
~ MI IL IN ~, mo osber hama we do
d nj, II u4th : .mon Who votes
\, z, Z ,o,-,, ma ,or,,r, or h;s
80, ,,,,nnt, ians,ro In M. ,ry,nnec.
An 7, mi,.ht CAV wat Tho announce.
,a,,s, 4, Z !, = ,,.tar,rv .,,,ar,,,rv
4 :. H., ~ I, eo,.,or ", uoro
,.,,,,,, 4ho, .,.,,,n,;ss,on al tho
~ :, az /, yx,. o.,
4. 2, X. Me-, \ ,ryends oupb.
4 y. 4, ~, 1, IL, .poc,,v. sen,,or
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02
Peoples Forum
Mr.. Musgrave Writes Again.

Editor West virginian: t!-'t
We trust that Father Boutlous lat
est article has been assimllated and
that a few remarks In reply will not
be an imposition, He continues to
and nc@ ,Iemes TO his Ananias club In
way that must excite the envy Of
President Roosevelt. A few weeks
since he declared Macaulay unre1ia-
bic and now Rev. Thos. aiilntan and
Prof. Draper are placed In the self
SAME class. The historical works Of
the last named author. he declares,
are even "'ess than worthless" Will
someone please break the news gently.
to Yale, Harvard and Oxford. II
Diapers works can be demolished by
such sweeping assertions they ought
to be forgotten. However. We are
willing to abide by the decision Of fair
unparalleled critics who have studied
! the works Of that celebrated historian.
Our friends long and tedious explana-
ton Of the CONSERVATION excited by
Hallcy's comet. Is entitled TO n more
profound notice than fallihle mortal
can muster. Rev. Doutlou says We
! resent being qualified disciple OF Vol.
tairc. If BY being disciple he means
4 believer In the glorious work Of
emancipation carried, on by that fa-
nous Frenchman. we have no objec-
ton to tht soft impeachment. We
prefer TO be styled a follower Of a
man who lahorea long and success.
fully against tyranny, bigotry and su::
; prostitution. to have II even lnsinu.
ated that VIZ smiled upon IN institu.
ton that has trampled the liberties
of nations beneath her feet, establish.
. Ell lnquisluons and organized ct7isades
That drcneaed the shores Of many
seas with the innocent blood Of mil.
hons. The truths Of Copernicus were
not assailed by Draper. Galilco's prls'
on doors were boltcd by Ignorance
ana his manuscripts wcer burned by
bigotry. He doubted that the world
was nat, hence our knowledge Of geos
raphy. Martin Luther doubted the
authority Of the pope. He flew in the
face Of those things which to the whole
world were sacred. And his doubts
began the Reformation. How is pro
gress possible without doubt? The
greatest enemies Of advancement are
those thu, SOW the seeds Of mental
slavery and dwarf the Judgment by
rank dclusions. AS for ourselves.
We are thankful that those heroes
were brave enough and sensible
enough to doubt and deny the false.
hoods OF their time, thankful that
they destroyed so many errors and
20 much tyranny. At them were hurl.
ed the arrows Of revenge and nate.
but the blood OF martyrs IL the seed
Of progress. There IS certainly much
ruth In this from one OF the Victims
Of stupid f:natlcism: Nothing can
reach the heart that is steeled with
prejudice" I..t,lay.}t ~ ~
s. c.. MUSGRAVE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02
AMONG TIE DIToRs,
Publicity as a Remedy.


Publicity Is n great remedy. The
Pennsylvania State Editorial Asso'
ciat,on and the Western Pennsylva-
nia Associated Dalies at their meet
ing In Harrisburg n few days ago
In Jointly passing resolution advo.
eating further use of publicity by tao
State, directs attention to the prac.
tlcal USES the State itself can make
OF II, Ignorance OF the laws In
many Instances works hardship and
injury upon innocent and we'll mean
ing persons, and increases tho cost
and labor Of enforcing laws. The
resolution passed by the associations
named should commend Itself 10 all
legislators. 1t Is as follows: y.
Whereas, The need OF public In
formation OF certain laws has been
frequently noted by the heads OF var!.
ous State departments, especially
the Departments OF Health, Dairy
and Food, Fish, Game. Factory In.
spect.on and Education, and ..+
Whereas. Tho lack Of this public.
ity mas frequently Handicapped and
embarrassed these departments In
carrying ont their efficient and i'm
portnnt work, therefore be It
Resolved. That the Pennsylvania
State Editorial Association earnestly
urges the passage Of laws authorizing
the publication Of these statutes WI.
der the recommendation Of the heads
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02

5p1lLlNcoLR's COLOSSAL FIGURE.
lincoln was tifty-two years old when
3heSwas inauguratcd rs President, In
March. 1861. and he was ffty-sis when
fassasslnated in April. 1865. There are
Hundreds Of people still living who
\ knew. HIM thousands who ut some
time heard him speak, and scores Of
thousands who remember having seen
stim.s Yet so momentous was his pc
Sriod $and 80 great were his qualities
that he already stands forth Ms one
sofs5 the great figures OF history. as Ger.
stain ;EofS Immortal fame as my other
man who has ever lived. says the Feb.
ritary American Review OF Reviews.
ssWhatthe might have been able to &C.
sco1nphsh II he had lived 10 complete
his second term Is beyond any ones
power to conjecture He would prob.
ably have become involved in seri.
Gus controversy with Congress. His
point Of syiew5was very different from
that OF the harsh and implacable lead.
sers who were responsible for the re-
reconstruction policy and who under.
took Z 10 convict President Andrew
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-02

Marion county physicians nave
passed a rrsolution asking the news
papers not to mention names Of
physician In connection with eases.
They are years late in this matter, as
the newspapers here have not made
such mention except In extraordinary
cases.-Clarksbnrg Telegram
But that isn't anything to 70 by.
The Chrkshnrg papers don't mention
much about anything except in very
Extraordinary raE'cS. ~ g