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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
BY United Press Wire.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept 21.-Presi-
dent Tafts tariff speech at Winona.
minnesota, got an unexpected de-
Velopment when II was noised abroad
today that United States Senator A.
IS. Cummins, chief "insurgent Of
them all, is being groomed by his
political friends for the Republican
nomination for president in 1912.
me Iowa progressive Republicans
expect the entire middle west to be
Tor Cummins While making no d.
rect reference to the presidents Win
oha speech. Cummins said;
Il am going to continue the fight
for tariff revision and j have moth.
ing TO take back. In my opinion.
The fight Is only Just begun--the fight
or the people against the robbery Of
tariff fattened corporations
United States Senator Dollver in
dorsed these sentiments of his coll
league Cummlns, was asked to state
his views more definitely on the tar
iff row.
What ! have TO say" he replied.
will be said in number of speeches
| expect TO make i'm the near future.
Then / shall state my position in de.
tail.
'I will say, however. that there will
be no change in my position--no re-
cession in the attitude 1 took, among
others in the tariff debates. The fight
Will go on, and If anything, it will be
broader and hotter fight in the future.
l have found no reason to change my
conviction that the present tariff law
Is not genuine revision downward and
that it far from complies with the
promise of the Republican party to
reduce the rates TO a figure that would
cover only the difference in the cost
of production at home and abroad
and reasonable profit to the manu-
facturer.
81 admire President Taft and stand
ready to support him at all times
when 1 can do so consciously. But
on the tariff hold opinions different
from his and / cannot follow his line
of reasoning. / have devoted the
greater part of my political life to the
fight for low tariff and | expect to
stay in it as long as my constituents
believe that L represent their opinions
and desires"
Asked If he was going to consent to
be "read out OF the Republican party,
Cummins said:
"Well / have been read out OF the
party so often, that / don't mind it
any more. 1t all depends on what
you call the Republican party. 1t
depends on whether the Republican
party consists of the people or of
subcommittee of the senate. If 1t Is
the latter, we can't be read out of tho
party because we were never In it,"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

The advocates of the sane Fourth"
will probably find food for reflection
in the fact that the last celebration OF
the day cost more human life than
any in history. And 1t is not likely
that all the fools were killed of, at
that.-Springfeld Sun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

A Paris physician has discovered
that jealousy is disease just as much
as measles or lumbago but strange to
relate that he does not advertise any
specific for this distressing malady.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
PARIS PRESS oR1rrc1sEs pEARY

The first installment OF Commander
Peary's recital OF his expedition to
the North Pole was published in a
special edition of the Matin recent
]y, and had an enormous sale. AS
notice was given that the article was
copyrighted, the other newspapers
handled it with care, but in their
comment there is noticeable dispo-
sition to criticise. This is perhaps due
to the fact that Commander Peary's
reflections upon DR.. Cook are con-
sidered ungenerous
The Temps is especially caustic
and expresses the opinion that the
first part of Peary's recital Is really
favorable to DR.. Cook. 1t says that
Pearys story is obscure and even in
consistent, pointing out particular
ly that, whereas his diary up TO
March Is is scrupulously precise,
thereafter 1t shows a hiatus and the
dates are obscured and confusing.
For instance, when the story stops,
Captain Bartlett had been sent back.
''The expedition was then in S7.4S
and still far from the pole" the
the Temps says, "Peary now pro-
oeeds alone, and whatever suspicion
was raised against DIR. Cook is equal
ly appliable to him. Pearys recital
up 10 the present time offered moth
ing more worthy of credence than
Cooks. If it is true, as affirmed, that
polar obsession creates a sort of
madness. any hypothesis, even the
most unfavorable is permissible
against both explorers"
The Figaro says: Nothing Is more
painful than the spectacle of this
quarrel on the threshold Of glory. 1t
embarrasses the sympathy which ma
turally. goes out TO these two great
men. Returning TO civilization, they
encounter jealousy, envy, calumny,
ignoble pickering and hatred of sue
cess; they become the prey of polar
explorers and savants, who raise OBJ
jections where they risked their lives.
Their cayiling is not ahead. Their
affirmations will be discussed and
weighed by societies and savants with
keen desire to find them wrong
and convict them of falsehood."
The Illustration prints a full-page
picture OF DR.. Cook, entitled Hero
or Imposter?" The illustration says
it offered to publish a reproduction OF
a page of DR.. Cooks diary and notes
of his observations on April 21, 1908,
the day when he arrived at the pole,
but that DR.. Cook declined the offer,
saying that the documents were In
their way to the United States.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

IL was Mr.. Tawney who increas-
ed Speaker Cannon's salary to $4,000
a year then bought him fancy auto
mobile at the peoples expense, to add
dignity to the position which takes
half the mans time. Whether he
voted for or against the Payne bill,
Tawney ought to 600. s. Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

II 1t be true that the Hartman es-
tate will pay s2,OOO,OOO inheritance
taxes to New York, that will be a
good thing. An inheritance tax law is
all right If properly drawn. Men who
grab great fortunes from stockholders
can't complain If the state takes a
slice OFF their estates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

The Thaws had Harry proved In
sane to save his neck, now they are
trying to prove him sane to get him
out of prison. But the Judges go a
little shy of PERMITTING shell game
to be worked in the open.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
PRESS OPINIONS


SIMPLY CAN'T LOSE CHAUNCEY.
Is there such thing as a darktown
Chantauqua circuit? II not it is clear
ly due to Matt Hanson to start one.
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

in view OF the decision of the su-
preme Court in the Pollock case. 1t
nova seems necessary to AIMED the
Constitution in order that that pow.
er may be certain and definite"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

Edwin Markham says, "Come-let
us live the poetry We sing" II the
average poet lived the poetry they
sing the police would have them in
the lock up the first night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

In the shifting Of party lines which
the new issues may precipitate, New
York may turn out to be the decisive
state in the election of 1912. AS it
has been in many previous campaigns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 1854. rises 5:44; moon sets
10:3S p. M; 1.23 p. M. moon at first
quarter in constellation Scorpio, near
bright star Antares; planet Mercury
visible; 1l:06 a. M, moon at greatest
lihration east.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

The armored cruiser South Dakota
Is to be commissioned at an early
date. Captain Charles f. Fox is the
officer. Thus does our
navy grow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

A strictly up to date tailor shop is
TO be one Of the features OF the new
transatlantic steamship European
now nearing completion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
THE COLOR LINE.

Il am the only white man who ever
reached the Pole" Says Commander
Peary. Maybe he is. but 1t seems 10
be up to him to prove that he is a
white man--Philadelphia North Am
.erican.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
NONWATERABLE sToCK.

Management of hoboes is said to be
the pupose OF New York corpora
tion. Nobody could object to water
ing the stock.--Boston Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
ANOTHER
IOWA IDEA
Senator Cummins Groomed
for the Presidential Nom
ination in 1912.
TAFT'S SPEECH A DsSpNER
Progressives Do Not Like
It a Little Bit.
Dolliver Stands Firmly
with Cdmmins.

Chief Tnsurgentn In the Senate Says
He Proposes 10 Stand Pat and
Fight for Tariff Revision for the
People Instead of for Tariff Fat
tened Corporations Says Fight has
Only Begun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

Some people are never happy with
out night on their hands. Some are
even happier il they have two fights.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
TO GO ANYWHERE.

Mr. Taft started from Boston,
which is about the best place in the
word for anybody to start from
Baltimore News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

The man who is forever telling us
what he is going to do is seldom able
to show anything he has done.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

The picturesque red-sailed London
barge, formerly so plentiful on the
river reaches is slowly vanishing. The
coasting trade in and out of the
has been so bad lately that
barges have had to look elsewhere
for q living.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

A sea weed has invaded the oyster
beds of France and carried off 400,-
600 oysters. 1t has carried them off
bodily, as a thief would do.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22
JUDGE SCORES
LABOR UNIONS

Wheeling, w. Va. Sept. "a
Judge Dayton, OF the United States
court today scored all labor unions in
his opinion refusing to modify an in
junction against National President T..
l.. Lewis and all Ohio miners of
flcials which restrained them from
even talking 10 an employe OF the
Hitchman Coal company. owning a
dozen mines in this section of the
state. He refused modification be-
cause II would be persuading employees
to break their contract they have
signed not TO join any union.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-22

Anything which benenrs mankind
Is . treasure to you and me.
What wondrous blessing to ny all
u Hollistsrs Rocky Mountain Tea.
Chsss Schmidt = CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Sn on6ercn 9un0es.l etter Veob.
odjtungS.S totionen lpuroen GeIterr
sic i~olgcnoen bobiten GcntperoturCn
per5eidnct:
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SudionpiQc SO, Supitcr Sc. Sen @cit
30, Atlonto %. Wont1omerp 81, Neu
Orleans SO, Toleitine 81, @olpeItOn
SO. Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Mempbis 80.
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81, Buffalo 76, Gleuelono 81, Detroit
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Colt Cafe @itn SS. Nortb Rlattc Sc.
gmnrilo 81, GoOae.Giip 100, Sos
TngeleS IS.
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Wunatc a~uferGalG Der Staot ocrbrin.
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uadj irecno elmer 9Ibrciic in ben Ser.
einigten Staaten, europa, Mcgifo
nub Canada 5nseIdidt erbaltcm. Tie
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Der @urtc iino genna geiuedyiclt!

Ser 8orihlas Der nGoniolibotco
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SGep. $. 9iener & &c.,
217, Cf-Valtimore.S trake.

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Notia.
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Ndtcn Sie anf
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inter Die Nuiiidt Ser 8efanseneli-
SiiliS9eiellihait 9eite1t, uelte ilc
Dem Grittcnoen.Seim fir II no
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lit 81 Sbrrm GUrtbeile.
Seine Scrbinonng init irgenS ci-
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Bonn Teloe Der Eolitif.

Cine nohnloIige Situng oes bcmo.
fratiiden 9erotbungS. Gomites. -
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CT eil1cll loltaelt Corridor balleil lal-
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Ser Eifferen5en ouigeIteQt mor, emit
id)ieo bonnols gegen Srll. Greiton.
3ic nit Der l%lnteriuhllng Der Nnge.
le0enbeit betrolttcn Yeonltcn bottell
geitcrn Nbeno nod feinen 8erid)t III.
tcrbreitet,
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Sonuenauf. nno llntcrgnug.
Nns @cttcr.

Iiir Wnrplono lnO Den 9iItrift
Columbia bclte ipurm unb unbeItons
6ig. morgen. flor, peitIid]e @inoc.
8eitern mar ein beiBer Gag. Gie
Itiinolihe Iemperotur mar, mic
fnfnt.
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$taot 8aGttmore.


,g,pnuu pat 9nrf" - S1eIib Ranmitiags
uno MbeHbS Gnn3erie uHo Baloeotue.
Ban Shure 9nrt" - Tdgltb SeH5erte hes
-gtoitonia 9auenaS r6eiters" uno nnbere Gt'
trattionefl,
rlpub's 4nrt.Sbeater - GagIth Buuoeb'ue
unS anoere lnierhnltuneeH.
9arcsfn's ,Tenl SHIRE Rnri," Mefppri -
1dalib 9Sanbelbiloer nno anoere nntsr6dls
GSafis ,sbure Sine Bari" - 9deIi6 gauSe.
bile ino anoere sIitrnittonen.
.gGfcrs@einnquereiu." Sdmitag. ben 81.
81. Sult, aroBee Sorlnernabisteit I'M pYSe'il
eHoElSari."
9arf.opuberte.
Tie @urfsGon3erte tinoen ipie tol9t. tiatt:
SoHHtng. 49,. ETutos3ilsHdri-
w{oniup. :, 5eoeral Sius" IL. yRiperiioes ia IT.
(n~bipedfelno)
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Xoflfteriia9, .........nS arrolfButi.
OretilB. ''..''.'' eillloliSutt
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miitags bis 7 llbr Mbenos eebdlten.
Sic 9On5erie an ben Mo6entugeH linden
bon hS bis 10 uhr NhPnha hItt.
Vrpnraum fhr hcute.
Sm o~0ItitunGars."
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Seleiiton giS ~ ataoaaiore" .... T M
Pniaunens Snelt aSpnris" .,........S intolls.
$50. 4oiier uun Wiiller.
0nmDresGIe Saniaiin oglnnie HauriC" element
celeftion ans ,gScoolano" ......... Snoer9'
8lnmenlieo .oCaTts unb SlOUers" I0bnIl.
Diclphie'n aus albe WGnfce IrlHCc" ,eoDet.
Nidrih plncle SuHlnlp" ...,...... NoIFHNulH'
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32t NurS.0 aN-Str.. nnbc .Gigl.
WcI0Icnonngen,

@cIoienoungcn nod Ccntidlanb
ltno Seitreib : llnJurn iihcr iinb
beiorgt. s, 10 nnb 90 Marf-,
ictpie 10 unb 90 Grolien Sbeine au
perfarten.
5beO. 8. Gicner & So,
t9--) 0r. 21,7, it.Ynltinore.Str
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EaTe snr Meiir in's MusIauS be.
irret 6. Haine, 0r. 413, Cf.Salti.
nprsfrahe, aote Gsissm bssie xss
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Sit lest grfriidungSrath
- @eil ct cs ongeblid niht aus.
bolten fonL miiBig ou fem, bat @iI.
lie 3. Goluns iebt Die Steuuns oes
S6onffu1rters in Der @irtbid)uft
Ieines Saters, Hr. 2t50, 9oiton.Sir.,
iibCrnomnleu.
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@oiebull. - Ser llnltern Der
Orioles bot iid) nod nidt uer5oger,
iic p%erlorcn Neltern oberntols IN 20.
ronto. Sic ocltrigen Spiele DER DIT
Iiden 2i0o perlicfen, mie iolgt:
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EaHe JMr TciIc in's Mnslauo be.
iSrat 6. Mime, Hr. 413, Sf-NuIti.
mOrcitraRe, nabc Gaitom 0unis Xpe.
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8abrbeiteu, bitterc 8abrbcitcn.

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