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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Der 0ofomotioe unb Der 8opf purbe
bonn Tumpfe gctremnt. e. a6erle6en
Den llnglildlinen, Der olS pfltdtge1
trclcr Seamter gait, Ieinc Srnu uno
elm 14jdbriaer Spbn. Or par crit
81 Sabre alt.
IS. g. Srnnbeu. Scuti6er Ghno'
Fat rno giotar. 3immcr Ais Office,
Gebdubs. 0. uno 8air=G trone.
Son elmer Recommendation
interenanten lnb belt perbrad)tclt
Hetle ndd) europa, liub nerflolene
&oGc 5err unb Srau Sic. 0piurer
nnd Der S6tiiHelIfubt Suriideetebrt.
Seipcn bat Die 8eiie npblbcfommeu.
Sod iino lie frob. ipieber in ibrer
Helioen5 an Coulter Ipenlte Su ieiu.
@5 peilt it'd ia nirgenbs beiler ais
i'm ei9encu Seim.
Sn Der bieiiacn ct. Rariena
Stride iuurben borigcn Oicnstog Durdl
Den bodp. Batter u. 8ombolt Srdus
lem Slorcncc Srpit unb 6r. SobH
Wapcrle, Seibc BON babier, gum
Sunbe fiir'5 2eben pereint. NafJ
elmer Spf5cit5reiie i'm Often nirb bas
Junge %anr li6 in 9ubuauc bdlSlidl
nieocrldiicr. Sr. Mtnperle lit @igcns
thinner Der Snbnqnc Spba Spnntnin>
Subrif.
Sn Sen Srben bom .@utcn
6irtcn" murbcn AM pprigen Ntittpoh
81 ct. Saul. Winn., Die Nopisen
Sri. Soiepbine Scooter unb SRI. @liiaz
beth Stoltcben, @ciGc bon dubuque.
nufgeilommcn. Ser feierlidcn Ginz
~fleibung mobnten Die bieIieen Ser
iranbten Der beiben @db6en bel.
Sorigen Sonnersta9 fdnb bas
Se9rubniB bes b%eritorbenen gbriltppb
3icie bon iciner Geiiben5, 743 Clan
Strabe aus, ltatt.
Nn6 mebrmonntliher &rnnfbeit
'tarb am Sreitag Gberb ploBlid in
ibrer Samilienfpobuun9, 1889 @bite
Strabc. Srau @liia6etb Gci9er.
Sn Der ct. Sran5istuss air6c
81 SDerSbilc pureen .perfL. ISOLDE
perbeiratbet: SRI. &atbarina 81.
Sunte nnb Sr. CHARLES q. &ramer.
Ser bphfp. Batter S6eo. 8arnine
bpa5og Die Srauung.
- 3u 9elleprlc pcreintc Reb. @ntct
9ics peril. @obe Sri. emma 9.
&egler bon gellepuc unb Srn. Sreo.
Seopc bon Scrrp. Sa., gum 2ebensz
bunbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

bduSlih nieberlaiien. Seibe Iinb
Die ainoer 5pei bofgcahtctcr Sanis
lien alls 9ubuoue County. Sbnen
oielc @lildlpiiuidel
IuS Mcaicn, Soma, perluutct: Sr.
5. y. &ics bat OH gipnt1g cine Ieile
na6 hcr altcu &cimotb augetrcten.
gr iuirb 5ur arditigumg ieincr ctluas
angegrfficnen @~cinnobeit eiui9e
Wfprate in icincm @eburtsort Waz
mer, Surcnlburg, peripeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Selegnten sum Satb0lifentns IN
4emien crnannt.

USE aus Cpcns. So., 9en,clbct miro,
erluGbltc Der burtiac ct. Soiepb'sz
8peig Der 81. St. IS. Shutgcleai6ait
bon Sora Die Scrren s. RaDroic uno
Sobn Wittfop ais Sclegatcn 3ur Ser
iammlun9 IN Ncmicn; Der ct. Nlpps
Iili5 >Screin bon GDenS erpdblte oic
Serrcn s. Sichlcr unb 8m. S6ncpi.
8eioe Sereine beinloiien ferner, iib in
cOrpore 81 Hemien eiu5ufinf~n. -
Die Sctrctdrc Sobn WciS uub ISM.
S6nepf.
Ser ct. Ilppiiil5 Z &ercin Der Scr3
Seius@ emeinbc bon 9ubuaue err
nanntc Die Serren Gnrl Sbomas mn
Nobert SpefIt 81 9ele9nten fir oic
Contention bcS ct. 9oniiatiu$s 9unz
oes 81 Hemien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Whtuna, &atholitfn!

$1,000 2tder auten, irihtbaren 6arnIanoes in
Glop uuo Ardler eouhtp. Der frnd1toaren Neia
sens, 6aiers, aortt. nno Baumuoies @egeno in
Ieras. betdnnt ais bic fatbplifcben 9pluuien
&tno6ort uub Septlanb, tbnnsa su uiebrieem
9reiic, unter eiiritisen SebtngInsen nno IN ge4
1900 Staot-Sprten IN benz pradbtuonet Stdotbeu
Scotland. BEN @nopurtt Der penrietta y South :
Deliern @iieu6abu Slr udbere gustluft. Bud
leifi uno aarte id)reibe ntat an ). y. Weurcr
& So, Gcutlnuo. 5eras.
9cim Sdreiben rriudbne man seh. oieies Slatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Gatholiidh warmer berlamat,

UNI ber;eielte 5~nrmiAqoersien in benz berlbmten
gel 9orte Sttritt ini>Npunosrbaren can snts'
sen &eiien. SsrrihsS Nina. S6oue tatbo.
liide Stride. ct. 9oieph'sH anitarium. Shule
1t. T. 10. eUlouie eben i'm @ntNShen, aann Sano
leidlte Geoiugungen. 9reis UNI oe 9dlite niebs
riger. oils aRoere Colorado 2duoeNen ~oerfnnft
iperoen. uuo bier er3ielt man groB<re @rnten.
Colorado.
yeim Sdbrci6en erwabne man gen. bieieSS9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Tarm m n%erfaufen,

Tteies 1T cine auSgeSeidansts @eiegeubeit' eine
cute farm in Ger R1be elmer .oeutihen, tatbolis
tauieu' Is iinS siuei Sdtiisr AMI ber Sarni.
iueld1e aus SO Nder tetebt, uUo oieielben lino
nur unseidbr 800 5uB BON Der &ird]e uno Sdule
%cutiernt. Die 5arul III nerl WeiIen opn 3ubuqne
IN Nural Hpute G.. SbDner Obtgarteu init
Irauben sStoden. uuo auoere 5rudt. IS 1T Elm
outer Stal auf Der farm. I'M ndhere 9lusfunit
ibrei6s nlau au yhiiip SenB, u. &.6 Dubuque.
Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
@htnna. warmer ano @artmer!

Gir oertanien 3eraS, SfInbpma nnb 9tep
Merico 5arn1l1noereieu Siim 9reiie BON $40 bis
$50 per Nder. Sdlpre StnotIettet $40 bis $s5 per
5eras uuo SfInbolna gelegen. gSir minidlen
Sornier. @drtner. Sdrsiger unb Sanouerter
auer Grt, unt iid) lteoer5ulaHeu. sStr be5ahler
bic uutoiteu Serienigen, bic 2aub poer Soften
tauien. &ir oertauien brett iir bic Gisenthi'
tler. Spreobet pur fur Giuselbeiten. @olonien
ihenteu mir 2arb fnr &irdbens unb SdMatuede.
LANGTON BROS,
629 Main Str, Dubuque, Iowa.
Seim sdbrci6cn erudbne man sef. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
NhtnnQ, GatbDlifem!

Sebet Guh Die beri6mte Solomon gaqeh. Gs'
Borne Co., SauiaS, an ebe Jhr 9ano faufet. Sur
aorn, @et3en, aIfalfa nno Blue Stett Bras Tam
es iii9t lbertrofen peroen. Ganiter IN ben
Staten fir alfalfa. -0ateS @ofier i'm llebers
luB. 5doue tatbpliide airdhe. SnS 9nnb iteigt
raid in, 8reiie. Sd3rei6et iir Cite id1oner 9ins
o~ereieIf. 6lr iGbere austunit iuenoe man idn
an Satber ynsene 3cahai. u6er an SnDton
y3roS.. SSbDrne, 9Gnfas.
Seim Sdreiben erpdbne man sef. Sieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Tarme,t 1T berfaniea.

Cine eroBe gnsabl CUTE. perbeHerte carmen,
ebenio gut tuie bteieniesn in Gentrnl. 5ainuiS
ODER irgenoweithe in Soua. ano 5urt 9reiie bon
$50 bis $50 per @fer 5u oerfanfen. Ronmet llno
tauiet cine bieier 5arner, che Der Erets aut $l35
iGbrIih nm S. bis 81 per older i'm Greiie
Shreibst glstrb eosr 70 ntuaet guo lpredet boz
BEL Olep. xSm. " AunteL Ttarrer Der blibens
ben ct. Midjnel'ss @emeinoe. Roihua. Spiua.
geim sdreibeu ermabne man seh. bteiss glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
0etmluher

Sd,reibet fir cine Summer bes ,Soutbeaitern
anrinS Someiesfer", oaS bette 9anbsSournal.
oas publtSirt lpiro. IS lpirb irei an Sene aes
ihidt, bic elm 0eim tauien pber @elo nnIegeu
iuoner. Ganboerfnnf nit tleinen Seiublurgen
itro giinitige 8eoinguneen lit uniere SpeBialit1t.
Won aoreiire: 1be aueu 6ouutg upeftnaett
so" 2urgtor, aanias.
Scim edrciben eripahne man neh. pieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Mhtuaa, Gatboliten!

! gaenn Sbr en9 nnh etnert 9etn, n Der Idhe
totRnIiftber STRIDE unb ShpeitcrusS hule
,mtjebt. no Der Booen reid unb bic 8reiie nieo'
ria iin6, 10 t6nnt Sbr bas- @eulnifte i'm 1rano
Spuntp, SlbsSufota fnoen.
ysir haben bier Dor mebr ais % Sabrer ge'
uobnt nno t1nuen Cub oteSbstrcf pole Gin
seInbeiten ge6eh Reieren5: 0ieu. Z. .. Srones.
uniere a6refs III; Warteys Bros. Mtlbant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Sn Der Nadt bon 9onnersta9
peridieb in %ieiner 8obnuug, 2105
8nibin9ton StraBe, 8err u. 81.
autid. NlBer iciner Srau unb 5tpei
S0bnen iiberlebeu Den Sabingci6tes
oeueu ieiu Batter, licben Sriioer unb
5pei S6pcitern. Sr. auti6 mar
H%eiienber fir Die 8Hettea Sros. SO.
Or mar elm tbdtiges Witglieo beo
ct. alrciius lInteritiibungs : Sereius
bon Der Ser5 Seiu @cmeinbc. Sas
fcierlihc Segrdbnib faub am Iontag
0prgen bon Der Ser5 Seius8ir6e aus
nuf Dem Rt. Galparp : @ottesnder
itatt. gr rube ianftl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
6Gfehaa0Inna.

Ger, sIIois @aief. no. 1912 Soma, Strase. Du.
buore, Sofua. bat tets cine uoaftdnoise 9lusiuabl
ti%uhetrniidber uno in,portirter 8aIeiorten uors
rdtbio. Qusmdrtige 3%efeaunesn ineroen prompt
bsior9t. 9reisliite miro auf gerIaHaen gerus
su9sianot.
Seim edreibeu ertpabne man sea. biejss gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
0eaen &rebsihaoea.

sdb empi.ble bisrmit Gtroop's berabuste
bent{be Tulper. 5ieielben beilen ieoen (aod,
nidht aufsebrohener) 8rebs ioiuohl innerlib ais
duBerlif. EaS auertannt ein8tg bette Witttei. nm
Ragentrebs eripIgreih 81 beiler. @egen 0dhe'
rem, 8eugntHe v. T. 10. id1retbe man an;
Gowarp p. 8oeotng,
seneca Rania8-
yeim s.breitsu eripabue man sen. bieits Statt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Yaraains In 9ano.

Sd habe einiec Der beiten Carmen. In einem
Der beiten Staoten Der Union unb I'M beten
islben Iic5en in Der 9abe Der Gorutpbouptitabt
rucld)e aGe inoberuen Gtrrid,tuugei bei:kt, ein-
f)lieRlire StUei Sdlfueiternid]ulen uuo Stride, cine
eneliIsae aHo cine oeutidle. 5lrs pabere NUS
tunit iuenoet Gub on Geo. 3. cipens, ereSeo,
Soma. 9teferen5: &eo. $. 3. Soosbrod.
9ein SGrei6en cripGhne man oeh. bieics SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
0anshGlterin perlaaat.

Cine totbpIiide Srau I'M bic 6auSbaltuua fir
einen &rleiter su beioreer, miro oerianst. Sies
lelbe mus todleH llnb ein eleanntes peiln Ieiten
tpnnen. dber Dor Gaem anf 6einliditeit balten.
glan tpenoe li1 ipgleih an Web. y. q. 6nnntN
elarf. 60. Satpta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Die bette Siderbelt auf Der
Welt

IN BITE erbe ieIbh. Die iderer IN ais Sanien.
BonbS ooer attion. aeget Guer @slo IN cute
5urmidn6ereien OIL NIB ruhet tuobt.
aauit gano in Der Dubuque oolonte In Re'
brasta. nit gutem ihmar5em Sooen. chen.
9reis 5000 per Afer. l02 Siertei Setttonen
aehoren aegeniuGrtig Geuten Don Dubuque.
Tsgnss 4 8uidl, Dubuque. Soma. 1923 VAIN
StraBe. both Phones.l
Seim eArsiben srpabne man ssf. bieiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Wrbeiter aejuht.

SIR @rbeit un's Saus unb i'm Sauie. nie BE
elmer tatboliidler Nnitalt gebrdudlItdl, iuiro Elm
5uuerldiftger Mauu geiudbt. Sir udhere NuSa
funit pen6e man idb an: 5be Neetos, Sacred
peart college. Yrairie on Gbien, @is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
$500

Fir etr idbnes Ssim an &. 8. Ctr. Got 70 bel us
Stis. Suei Stodiperte. bier ihone grobe 8trt:
iner. eiterne. gutter SolSidbRepsn. Nlos Stuet
SchuIe. Shbn selesen uno In elmer guten RAD.
baridait. Wirb Bu -mdbigsfa Nreiie o~ertauit
tperoen. Delud)et uns, mir oertauien Sanoereten
nn6 Stabteigentbum.
METTEL LAND o,
$3.50 IL. Ctr. gsios sslepboue 30; Dos. Snbuens, So.
geim earsiten erpabne Han sef. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
- 6atholiime Gelonie

i'm seras 9anbnuble. Grgiebiser Soben, eeiun.
an aathoiiteu p~ertantt su nieorisIten Hreiien.
Heii htigen sic uuicr 2ano, ruenn sic IN bic Tpn-
banbis, Beeeuo tumuteu. y9egeu gfdherent ~jdlrei6e
man an bic Soutbipeit Catholic GoloutSaticn
Co., Dor 62. eanpor 0ttp, 2egas.
gein Sdbrciben ermabne man sch. bisies Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Sflaboma=T arm men.

~@robeGrnten; ausseseihnete 5armIdn0ereien;
,lilbeuoe\ totholtidle Bemeinbei. Jir ndbere
~Aastlnft ibenoe man iid) al VI. SoueS Il 80,
Ipade. Stfaboma.
Sdlrci6ep crpdbnr man Gen. oieirS Sfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Settosn, ssin sinfau megr.

8oImpra, Sub.. mdra 1905.
Wsin Sobn purbs bon 3 asr,tsu pssen s5anIuAt
bebaroeIt. aber ohHe Grfulg; elmer o~srlarete uub er>
bieI; ipgor $50 fur cine Sarautis. ~Istft.te oainr abss
aidbts. Bis iett bet err MN IS Sluihen paftor RI
nis's gierpsnitdstrr eeup,u1tsu unb sipor nit 10 eu.tn
GrioIs. oaS er aud uiht usbr siusu anian bate, ieit
BEN ct ben srft,u sfffel BON bon benz gterosnitdrtu
nabm. 2esbaIS .uipfeple i'd itu oat, mo ID Fam.
8. 3issIsS.
eein 2sb.u tpurbe bobnrb etrett.t, ihreibt See.
u. Wc9ueftsr aus benz eufeIe 3oipitaI To
Bottom. Gisfsr 9ati.nt 1T pin.ns, ss eibIit sa q.
bartsu. boB goftor a6uie's Esrosufdrrtr ioI9e quite
9rircura r. Inn hernorbrafte.
rSJmaS elm tpertboon.s Bud fur T.rotuIeibeubs
~ iptro Ssoenl Der es Derionet, 5ugeianbt.
w. strIre erhalten aud be Wte6t3in ~nntipnft.
Stefe Wtebi5ln murbe felt benz Sabre 1875 BON benz
Sobm. Paitor Rbutg, Sort Waput, Sub., a~uber,itet
ano lest inter ieiuer gnpeifuua bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, liz
Bel stpstbefern a. babem tdr
40 ete 1taf6s, 9 1IaSdten fur 5000
oreke $f.7x, o tar So. 90.
Seim edrsibem er~abme man aeh. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Gerlanat.

Gin 9~ienitmdo6en iir ansemeine Sausarbeit.
Rdn a%oreiiire, Il. ~, care of eatbplic 1riutiug
Co., DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

ssir nebmen bic erIte Steue etn fir nieorige
greiie in 9ano. Eir iuobnen bier uuo haben bic
Bargains. s8enn sic Gano toufen tuoaeu, 10
laieIi sic ii1 uuier beidreibenoes pamphlet
t%oiutnen. 3. ". Jebmipn gano &c., 9ulhart,
SerGs.
seim sdrsi6sm eripa6ne man seh. bisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
mnrkthertd1tP
Sir ben Orukpcrfaui.
Du bnoue, Oeu 4. Sftpber.
0etreibc, Sen, Mehf, efc.

"'Nc
Saier: 35-37c per 8uibeL.
8orn 65-75c per gnI6el.
Weijsn: S5-9Oc per Suibel.
@erite: 8o-45e per 9uibel.
Ro9sen 85--75c per 9ulbel.
Seu: 8.00-S11. 90 psr Tonne.
Wtebl: Qateut, So. S0-6.6); Nrat9bt,
S.. 1850. 50 Wl
6leie $25. 00-S2s. 90.
Gutter, Gier nnb Safe.
gier: 21c per Ouetlrb.
Slitter: DARN, 25c; Creamery, Bic per
Yflrb.
Sdie: Mbains 6Gie, f5c; 8rid, 17c; Gin.
lSc; Spi6s, 1Sc per Ffuno.
Groceries, etc.
aepfel $3. 75@S4. 90 per Barrel.
6artofieln: 60c per Suibel.
3wie5ein: 75c per 8uibel; Spanii6e
Spiebeln; $1.75 per Srate.
gieb.
Gtiere: S3.75-4.25
Rirbsr: So. 00-3.25.
&iibe $2.7A-3.00
&1lber: "a. 50-5.b0.
Sbaie: S3. 00-4.o0.
9dfnmer: s 4.0O-5 90
S6weine faui BEN SUBJ: 81. 60--7.s0
per bunbert Piuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Mhtung. fatboliide yarmer!

9as noroiueitiide Spiua bat bas bette 5arm.
Iano per Union. Sutherlauo, cine tatboliihe &c.
ienes Siitrittes. giele BON Whtfatbolifen ges
ei8nete fperthooGe Garmes limb 5i pertnuien
ODER 5u oermtethen. Sebt bietet lid @uh cine
an WsS. 5atber ". ". "a Sair, Sntbsrlauo,
Soma.
geim edrti6en er,pabne man sef. birieS giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

G%btcdgo. oeu 4. OCTOBER.
Uctreibe.
@epen-
0es. 998@I.00%.
Mai.: l.OlH@l.0sA.
6orl-
0es.: 5G%657H.
Mai.: 59A 1900,
3aier-
Se,.: 3SI t839H.
Ntai.: 4lH042.
Slar-No. / Y. %. s1.42H; no. /. g
~. S1.32H.
SicDmarft.
Shwetne-
Shpere, 81. 901bS. 40.
Shpere. ran )e. S1.40 600
selhte. 81 9O,6SS 90
gemli DIE. 81. 60t9S 40.
gsleb-
Rinopieb, 81. 50@S.30.
Riibe uuo H,noer. S2.10@6 90
Shaie-
gir5eimii6e 9dmmer S4.256S 25
99eitlide ynmmer. SO. 75@5.00.
ginbetmiide SAafs, $2,65d5M
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-24
Who will succeed Judge
Bethea on the United
States bench in Chicago?
WHO WILL SUCCEED
JUDGE BErHEA?
And whoever he is, will

q nj
or one of the usual type of graduates the railway legal
Departmental is important question. Chicago is the
point OF double funnel through which pour the currents
OF American business and political life from the and
the west All roads of the great mdcontnent lead to
Chicago.
federal judge is to be appointed to sit for life in the
seat OF Judgment for this great strategic point The most
vital issues will in all human probability be passed upon
by the successor of Judge Bethea.
Mr. Taft may appoint this magistrate, but he
remove him. What he does irrevocabe When this
is chosen he will be higher than the authority of Mr.
Taft his higher than the verdict of the
king
In the old times the president appointed the who
had won recognition for legal profundity mental and
moral force and independence of the warning factions
The warning factions of today the people and the
corporations. This plain to ALL Will Mr. Taft select
corporation lawyer for this place? When Mckinley
president he than any former president set the
ample OF drawing the legal departments of the great
corporations for federal udgesand that the be-
ginning of the unpopuarity OF the federal bench Roose
welt followed the poicy-McPherson, Prtchard,
Quares Reed and many others to the federal bench
through real or asserted corporation influences
Suppose Bryan president and should elevate Car
Darrow to the federal bench to succeed Bethea
would the corporations let it pass without protest? Would
they not call unjust to have put this place the attorney
of the labor unions the defender of Meyer and Haywood
WE'LL Mr. Taft how much less unjust will it be for you
to place over the labor unions who has been the at
toney of the corporatonsf
Is there any dfferencei If wherein does the differ
ence lie?
Is be believed that all men fit for the federal bench
have been retained by the great corporations?
Is So in what does fitness consist? In mental poweri
Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr and Machiavei men
of genius Does not fitness for the bench consist rather
moral dignity and integrity and love of justice? Have the
great corporations pursued the policy of retaining for
their love of justice? The question answers itself
Go to quiet law office Mr. Taft, and select man
of the peope-a judge with judgment, that Lincoln
would select, lawyer such Lincoln They be
found.
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SOUNDS Whitney

this:
'Lawbreakers must be punished and restrained, but
with accuracy and dispatch to interfere with egt
mate business little possible. And further, the
chinery to enforce the law is inadequate"
just why the president should get his boss prosecutor
the carpet to drill into him the old Taftan chestnut
about 125 years of national legislation being inadequate
is mystery that smacks of suspicion that Wckersham
really has notion to try out whatever there may be in
the law.
Ii Taft doesn't want his little boy to in swimming,
the accurate and dspatchfu'' ) way to tie him up
back of the white house hennery and not to lead him down
to the creek and advise him not to the waters COOL
1t must scken the whole country to hear its chief
tive continually whining about the nadequacy of 5000 vol
of criminal statutes to reach scoundrelsm,
without destroying legitimate business Heavens! it's
been preyng and if the laws inadequate why not let
the corporation attorneys find it outs They're hired for
that purpose
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WILL ADUTERATORS
GET WILEY'S SCALP
Continued from page u

the law SO as to make it bear less
heavily on makers of adulterated
and embalmed food.
The first big stroke of the REM
sen board was the socalled ben
zoate of soda decision" DR.. Wiley,
after exhaustive experiments, con-
cluded that benzoate of soda was
harmful when used to preserve
meats and vegetables. The Rem
sen board concluded to override
DR.. Wiley, and, in order to do 1t
when least likely to attract COM
ment, they promulgated the order
on the third of March last. The
order was signed by Secretary
Cortelyou, Secretary Wilson and
Secretary Straus.
1t was some time before the mat
ter came to the attention of the
consuming public, though the pack
ing interests were informed at
once.
The rectifying interests are also
very antagonistic to DR.. Wiley.
They feel that he is chiefly respon-
sible for the sections in the pure
food law which demand that imi-
tation whisky be so marked. They
have fought the law and its author,
and have been strong enough so far
to defy enforcement by the govern
ment. Although there have been
decisions by the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial branches of the
government, unfolding the intent
of the law as to imitation whisky,
the distillers are still marketing
their 60.0O0,00O gallons of colored
and Favored alcohol annually un-
der the name of pure whisky"
The fact that Dr. Wiley is still
fighting this practice makes him
enemies among the makers of imi-
tation whisky.
There seems to be ground for the
report that Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson is quietly trying to Sc
cure the removal of DR.. Wiley. Sec
rotary Wilson was all right when
he was part of the Roosevelt, adj
ministration. The pure food law
was one of the Roosevelt policies.
Under the inspiration of Mr.. Roose-
velt's strong personality, Secretary
Wilson helped to enforce the spirit
of the act.
Under the present administration
there has been a marked change in
the spirit of the entire agricultural
department So far as this depart
ment of the pure food law, more Is
heard every day of CDR. Wiley's too
strict and too technical interpreta-
tons and rulings" Minor officials
who disagree with DR.. Wiley are
encouraged to carry out their ideas
and DR.. Wiley has been made to
feel that he no longer has he sup
port of the secretary of agriculture
or of the white house.
All these facts are we'll known to
members of the state food commits.
sions, many of whom will be pres.
ent as delegates at the convention
OF the national association of dairy
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be physically weak, it wouldn't be
safe for DIR. Woodruff to attempt
to convince even a peroxide or or
rine blond in Cincinnati. This rem
ders more interesting the ground
taken by the other third Of me
medical profession. which rallies
strongly to his support.
The remaining contingent is un.
doubtedly made up Of men of peace
There are two types of blends,
they say. There is the strong
type; both with blue eyes and Hght
compilations"
Il heartily agree with the last
assertion that there are two types
of blends, the strong and the weak"
stated DR.. William l.. Hall, for.
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ARE BLONDES ttMORALLY
WEAK?" OPLNIONDIVLDED

Professional etiquet is a very ex.
acting thing. If it weren't about one
third of the physicians in Cincin.
natl would be saying nature faker"
and "unequivocal prevaricator" to
DR.. Charles E. Woodruff of New
York, who has pronounced bonds
physically and morally weak
'Jails and state institutions are
full of blends who, unable to with
stand the struggle for existence in
a climate to which they are unfit
ted, have fallen into poverty, dis
ease and crime" is the mild ALE
CATION Of DR.. Woodruff, surgeon
and major in the United States
army.
For all that he declares them to
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