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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15
Barrier @aiierbiloer.
glaris. 27. etanuar.


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glrdiiosntiaaft bic llsbsrihipemmung
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Jds mar alles, mas oas StdatEobsrs
baupt gu iogsn fpubte. uno bieis stipas
pbdntailearme genItrtung bat i'm BIZ
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Inn i'm 9runbe III uidpt pisI nsbr Su
fae.u. 8ieitm Sodpufer isbli be
furhtbare 3eritoruHgsnuib, Die tin
reibsnher Strom euifa6i. aua bsutt
nod gIsitet Die i1musieo.tbe 5Iuib
ianFi uno stmGdIi9 nohiil. Rein 3aus
bat iie psaeeriFen, ieins 5iitte pess
gsipiiIt. Sein llfer uRtsripiibst. llub
iein W.ni6enIeben bat iie sefprceri,
berihtete 9sit.rn Der polissiprdfeii bic
ipirren 3situngsna6riatsH. Rur oui
ben unteriroiThen StIsi6tpeeen oes
aanolipIiems ordngte iid oos Wohtr
in tisfIisgenb. Straben. IN benea Is
nun harmIos uHo betpegIugsios bic
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i.ben lGBt. garis nimmt ein Jubbuo.
Cont Isbt es fpi. ale 5oes. sli6t ein
5btntsr in ssfbloHen. Sur .gbanies
eIsr", Der Gin Iitterariihts seIi tperbsu
Iou, fpurbe um einiee aog, perf9obtn.
bofiir ipirb er ben lle6erlhrpemmien
beina1e fiiuf:istauisnp 5rdnes sinbriEs
gen. 4uG Die bonn WdHsr 9srtriebes
nen nebmen niht ole ihr llnoliif tros
aid. Die pornebmen 8efpobner Des
Jaubours Ct. Germain ober bes Bier.
tels Iran3 l.. bsnen o1s gDahsr Su
nube fam. Sisbsn in bic 2urushoteIs
iib.r. unb bic finbigtn 5otelbirettiOn.u
tiinoen bic ariisotratiihen G1fts ais
yietlome in ben 3eituneen an. Nuh be
fleinen Qeute, bensu es rueher tbni, Idis
fen ii1 bic 2ebensfreube niHt pertpdis
fern. Gin 8etanni.r, Der eeiiern 4beno
| in Der aomiihen Sper mar. iogi mir.
boB .r binier iia ein padr bsf1eihene
giiraer aus einem iiberflutsten 0ors
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ersdbltsn, bag iie senOibisi tparen, ibr
6cus unb tleines Geiddft Su perlofm
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Qaris gtnisbsn. Cont aottsn fie ME
3eit ins sbeatsr an ssben. alIerbinss:
Die Subffriptton fir bic geTfdoieieH
inirn bebiirftiaere 4bnsbnler s.nag fins
ben. Denn INNER bat bic grDBie 9oib
gerobe bic GrmiteH giertsl btimgein9i,
beren BetDobnsrn nun IN ben folttu
G6lsn her Waairisn beherbtrgt iDsrben.
%
gDie onbers DirD bas Bib In Der
lImsebung BON poris! Geitfrn firth
fubr i'd I'm Ghn<esef0ber iiber Neuiilg
hiuoass an bic Gsine, bic her ban ibs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15

Bridget Mpran on 9enoome o. Il.
2. 60. $435.
DITTO 6. 5artmon on Gitisens' 3.
u. go. 2, $1700.
Somuel @rsenfieEb an II. Mdrb
y. IL. &. Co., $500.
Ssnnie VI. Soco6ipn an Grnii Sta.
ton 9. II. Y. So, $21Oo.
9an aithir on Sputbtpsit Gnb q.
a., $1,000,
Bernard 5.OFtertamp an Gunmiug.
bile & u. 9. Gp., $1,000.
Daniel Stroap or Goutb Beit Gnp
y. u. 60, $3.50.
aIFrsO 8. glnOerion on Sos. @.
Cooper. $4,000.
Srep. S0einede an Soutbsrn Ohio
8. II. 3. 60, $500.
glellie 8ocoipin an Spbe part u.
Il. 6. 60, $500.
lie SdIusttr ReaItp So. an 8. 81.
Samnon, Gberiff, $500.
Gso. Wolf an Som SiI 9. q. Co..
$1,000.
Sobn G. 5int an 9orpoob sSmp. g.
Il. g. Co., 5000.
Woies 5iridman an Peoples gt. II.
CAB. Go., $4,000.
Geo. 2nngsu an so. 9. Cooper,
$500.
1hOs. g. Scr all bto.. $500.
0etiIste 9ppotbsten.
Robsrt glrmitrore an Spring Grops
ane, g. II. .. &c.. $1,000.
Bridget Moran an Cine. .. II. 2.
Co, $1,000.
3. g. Spisgel an llrion g. 3. II.
7. Co.. $500.
Wlarp 6. 9arbiman an Grnlt Sius
tipn g. II. 3. 60, $1,000.
anseIine N. oia an YIsaiant Rioge
y. II. Z. Co., $500.
epua 8. Bonner on Uliami gp. g.
II. g. Go, $50.
5rart R. Wlori. on Gnisrpriis ..
u. 60. $500.
st. .. Grear. f.. an GIurt Str. 8.
II. y. Co., 5000.
y. J. Sitsniamp on Gumminspias
8. Ii. y. Co., $250O.
1srIslbe on Sulia a. Banning.
$1,000.
Nm. 5risnb an German 3. g. II. 2.
Co., $115O.
Wloiss 6irihmdn an Pspplss gt L.
Sae. 60, $1,000.
4tntIiu IR. gDidsr on Sputhsrr
Sbio 6. u. 7. Co., $500.
y. 8. Robe on Gina msbmaun,
$1,000.
Soispbins @oIf on Sobn Seller.
$110O.
qauI Stsgmeb an glnna 6. Sadau,
$3.50.
Sarrn 8. Gorion an u. 81. uno y.
6. Bird, S37oO.
Qnna so. Goobloe an gropioent 2.
9. II. Z. Co., $500.
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9amit bate 8eQe ni6t 10 urre6t,
oenn, tpopOn SaiLIarb gsru8 Bate, mar
tpeber GourteuiI nod bic 8ardte nod
bic Ra6bari6aft. SsiRe Sitterteit
riihrte bon gang ettpas unOerem her.
Sm 4nfang ihufen i'm Die Rid
tebr gum SungqeielenItanoe, Die in
pollen 3iigen genoTene Jrsibeit, gieu9
SeQp, bic gsiu6s beim 2tnpalt bic
SQuiion, bab er Elm neues, frii6 ges
Itultetes Qeben fibre. 2tber aud Der
en9liite gt3ent perlisrt nit Der 3eit
ieiren Rei3, - beg iibermdbigen BUM
melns piro man iiberDrufiio, - nit
ben Jreuoen eines pro3ebperfahrens
lGbt e. iih ausbaIter, unb uls Jieup
ayeQn nit elmer a6tungspertben 4b.
fiRpun9siumme perabi6ieOet unp bic
Weitsrfiibrung beg pro3eFes pertoQt
mar, perlor Sacques. iobaIo er iia in
Gourteuil nieoergelafIsn, pl0BIi9 ale
Si6erbeit. Rtht Dob er elmer bon be,
nen uepeien ipdre, Die Dor einem Siie
henberiht i6aubern, - iibri1ens forQz
te 2nnette in umfafenDiter 0eiie fir
ben Sdusbalt. MAS ieinem biirQerliz
den 8eI9mad feblte, mar Elm feiter
Qn6alt, Elm Gsgenserpi6t, oas bic 8s.
tpegung mGBigt, obue iie gu bemmen,
- in einem Wort: bic Gbe. Gr fiihlte
fi6 aus bem 6leiGqelpi6t gebrd6t, I'm.
ppQftdnbig, bem IGaerIi6en 8srbdngs
nib elmer neuen 6eiratb ausoeIebt, -
tpenn ni6t gar bem Stur3 in cine lpiloe
@6e. yti6t 81 perqeRen oieien 3fpei.
felbaften 9rpseb, in beTen 8erlauf er
nit bem etfpaigsn 0erluit Ieines So9s
nes gu re6nen bate. - Diellsi6t alIo
nod mebr eei6dbigt tperoen ipiiroe.
60 bate er gegen bic S6eibunq einen
reaelre6ten Wiberipillen oefuBt, ipoau
Hoeers 9eeenfpurt bon Sag gu gag
mebr bsifrue. Sm 9runbs mar Qucie
irDb ibrer fhredlidhen Gmpfinbli6fsit
bod Elm gutes Meib, cine unperslei6s
H4s 6ausfrau uuS cine DOrsdslids
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in feinsr Ssele duf an einen Stolen,
Der Dor Sahren gu benz 5l0s getrieben
tporoen mar, Den man aber lpegen Der
etnfdusnpen 8dfsr bate aufge5en
miifen. .5orfhen mir nad etnem2tuss
gang" fagte er, oos 2idt erhebenb unb
reidte Seopig feline 2tnte. Gr leu6tess
in ale 8auitellen unO Dintel, Mttt az
nem Male itieB er einen guf oerlle6egz
rdihung dlts.
v0as febsn Sie2" fragte 6eolpil
ais i6r 8egleiter ben Staub befiiblte,
Der auf ben 8pbIenfIdden lag.
.Sit bas niht 2tite?" fragte Asi7z
boIo uno feline gtugsn lsu6teten ieItiam
auf.
r5rsiIib," ertgegnete 6eopig, rdbcr
mas bat Die 2lids nit unIerer Hettung
gu tbun?"
,gtihts nit iener, aber pieI nit osr
3utunft Der gergleute. ST rdmlih
Der &obIenitaub 10 IeiHt ent5ijnolih.
10 fam er audi gum 3iinbitoff fir RE
ihldgenpan 8etter fperben uub cic
8irtung Der GrpIoiior in'8 llngebeure
Deritdrten, benn er rpirbelt an ban
gau'teLen in oiten WoIten ouT. 0e.
Iingt es in 3utunft ben Staub tpe93uz
brtngen, 10 psrminbern mir Die Sc
fabr. 8, oieier 8eoante muB aus scr
5iefe binduf9etragen peroen, benn er
tann fernerem ungliit borbeugen!"
Seopio lab in tiefer 9epegung 3u
Dem 8eFdbrten uuf. War es oenn m03=
lid, bab Der WenibIintettsgeoante in
elmer WenIheuieeIs ielbIt bus Bib Der
Mutter perbrGn9te? QDar IS m09Itt,
oab Der Wfann oiflt an Der Yfprte oe5
Sobes nod an bic 3utunft Der Wienid2s
belt bahte? sic lab nit ebriurhtspolz
Ter 8epunoerung gu ihm empOr, uno
in oieIsm QuqenbIjts fublte tie, oaB iie
nit tbr1 perbunoer lei fiir's 9on3e 2es
ben. llno uIs er lie umfabte uno Il.
tpeiter fiibrte, iagte lie: sd fiirhte Der
Sob nidt mebr."
RetnbpIo aber Ieuhtete haitig in ale
@iuteI uno &IiiFts, Itieb ale &o5lcns
bIode IN ben 9rutiteQen an topI:c qee
oen bic WGroe nirQenos 2elste ijh
eine SeTfnuno. Simmer tsuneno:r .purz
be Der Gtbem rer beioen Weniden, :ms
mer i4psrer ibr Sang, INNER raitar
ibr 5er3idld9, uber Der &Ian3 lbrer
Qlugen perloIt nitt; Die TIomme Der
gegeiiterung itrabIte in bic y!aht bes
Spoes.
ReinboIo mar In ben tjefiten Crt
Der 9auiteIe porafbrungtn uno aHh
bier itarrte ibm feitsS 8eit2tn erto,1eE.
Gr toumelte. Sas S1uI:r in Der Cbs
rem fpuroe 10 iturt, bdB CT cine Mtscs
resbronbung 8u h0-'a 9!au6te .QuPs
persebsns!" raurmelts tr. nil Il:O ben
Sobs perfa1en."
,Wtr iterben suiummen," entgeqn"z
ts 6sorpig IG6eIno uno i'm 5one pOIs
Tiger Groebung.
ReinboIo briitte ibr bic 5uno uno
srbob bic 2ampe, um ibr in bas 9ez
fttt su Ieubten Gin 5reuoeni6rei fam
bon ieinen GtpbeH - Dor i6m IdG Der
eeIu6te StolIen. Gr mar an Der CefFs
nung i6on einmaI poriiberaeganesu,
obne iie gu 6emertsn. OieGrpIoiion ba:s
te bic oas WtunDIoh psrftIieBsnnen
9reter fpeggsfeot, unb ba Der Muno
Ihief mar uno F6 cine QIibernOe Rob
in Der CefFnung aeigts. 10
Bate bic StelIe cine optiIhs Sduihun9
bsi ben Su6eroen bsroorgebraft.
Reirbolo faBte Sebpiq feit in feline
2lrme unb ihritt 10 raid, uIs ss ibm
feline SrGfte erluubtsu, porpGrts.
y-~...IE...,. r~y-4h
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Gruuo.is.Htbums ll.bsrtrasunssH
Cincinnati, IA. 1ebr.

V ! ~ ~ ~ u IL fJNNAs
Gonrao $. gsder II. u. an Sobn $.
grodman. 80 bel 100 SUB an 4enner
Strabe, $4,000.
WiQiam 6. 8upis an Sdrab Topis,
% bsi 1O5 Jub an Der RproIsits Der
Z. Strabe, 81.
GItis iettfpsis on Gua u. Sahien,
Cots is unb II in Rorpoob 5iahlano
Spuoitat llnterabtbti!un9, 81.
Samss Wcgson on goaro Of Gbuta.
tiou OF Cincinnati. SO Iub ar Der
Rprbieits Der 8. Ctr, 282 Jub tpeitlih
bon Sobn Ctr, 81.
Goporo 5. Surpin Il. u. an hsnisI.
ben, 80 JuB an eey Rorbieits Der 5.
StraBs, 282 SUB ntitIia pou Sobn
Strabe, 81.
6arrp s. GIsnta0 Il. u. on Ridaro
gouna, Got II in Gismsre untsrabs
;beiIuno, 81.
5reberid 2. Spic9eI an Ibe Union
Earrings gant & IruFt Co., 90 Bel
200 Sub an Der Gillette BON aempey
Cane; fsrnsr 25 Sci s5 TuB an btr
SubTeits Der 9euepue S:rafe, $1,000.
Stantor u. Stuart on Wliaie 5.
2cpi, 45 bei 100 15ub an Der Rorbfeits
bon Ranu qIoce, 2l6 GuB 0ftIid bon
Rsabina Rpob, 81.
albert Drifting an Otto 6. Sarts
mann, Cots 50 uub 80, in gsoar0rpps
8. Il. 3. QF. uu!erabtkiIuna. 81.
0aD ait6ir an ManisI Stroup, 80
bsi 126 5ub an Der SitIsiis Der Qurtsa
GDenue 162 Jub norblin bon GIberOn
ap.., $1,000.
gIi3d ). Qelpis an gurois u. ;frans
cisco, Got 237 in Roripopb 9istp Hn-
tsrabthsiIuns, 81.
Soitb =. Gagoitsour an Grant y.
GurriiOu. 81 bel 152 Jub an berRorbs
fptitsts Der 5orriIon uno 9apis ape.
in Ghepiot, $500.
Gi33is gptpatsrs an 4Delbert gn.
matters, Got Ill in McWomard &c
gonner's llntsrabtbeiluua 81 etc.
albert 9ppaters, IT,. ON SiSSis 9Ds
matters. Got 113 in bto., 81 etc.
8m. StrosbI. an Marn Siroeble,
% Sub on Sou Str, 81 etc.
Gas. 0oHsB' Grbeu on Retta q.
Tlsp,r. Cots II. 12 unb 13 in Sns.
Dones' uuterabtbsiIgng, Maoeira, 81
etc.
2lIbert 8aIton an sSrsb. BaIton, 20
5ub on Gaftern ane., 81 etc.
Charlotte !. Craig on Sobnion 4ls
btnesr. 30 Gub an 6erbert 9De. 81
etc.
Sas. q. Cooper an Wlattis 4nkr.
ion, 30 SUB an 5opiins ape.. 81 ETC.
Suoie &. mtuie an U. q. Stein.
mann, so Isub an Garter ape. Quit
gIaim). $4,000.
Shos. WcGpiIlep an sSfeb VI. .aIeins,
Cots 24-28 inti. In 2ouis Goroes'
unierubtbsiIung. 81 etc.
5orrp 8. Carton on John 6. Gtni,
/ Got an mdpldnb Mpe.. 81 etc.
5enrp Sturt. H., Grben (per Shes
rifD an gbe S1Ineisr Reoltp Co.. 2
Cots an 0siisrn apt.. $1,000.
W. q. Cooper an Gtprge anngen. so
Jub on 3uufteiu apt., ST. etc.
Darrsn Woobs an Wdrp 8. Srpin.
g Cots in SibI.1's 8. liniernbibeilung,
Terrace gart, 81 etc.
M. y. goontr on 9iola q. Jor, /
Got an Barton Roab, 81 etc.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sss xrasmttae---
WaGrIugfrin 0idss 3eilallds.

e1ss IN sr tiigfrr Srsi sss ss ssnsNs
eerfsrrr. bic tsrA bts sAssfune tstu ksaast
frStsn. nus 70 asat frtn eHsiid pm. sss
auA bsntSnfoss nct assrfsnsn ryiffiau. BE
taF4 ssns nnbtfaHui. Rrefs TN etauss nns.
Sieies an ;buu nne s0ranssuiaaea lsas fas
hHsrt srfiaurI9 IN nHs blsiti Slr eolAss
soi bic Eatlrr bisis Tdn's tsfsnstrs seaanffssi.
serr ne tai itr bic fsi;sus odbs serilssta. sss
es5sn itrer E7ifrHtH,AeH pss ssH safacaIaess
nss Ea3 ssraa ca ldsH. Esrassf uiAt. bes
Ne In ierss eiaeueH Nsfseeas an eeefsH aesrns
Tetrf sshrt tis 1oft Gre ast sfsisn Dc
etsfin neenus. harm aeti sssfslss sssoh Ns
stt sls i4sns Rsfs5ens een 3rcn o. 1aseu
srrti1i. Tos Sons ia su IisieH Cash I'D
an Saanf III esr Ennt:
Mrs. Ii. iaeger, fr;ib,r s5ran Sff1fsIs
esssfn nsenns. ftnrsss. uHrsnsss. ceis.
srsil.6t slHiiporfsH sI.oo arb barhsr.
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gDie anbers pirD bas Bib In Der
lImgebung BON poris! Geiffrn friih
fubr i'd i'm G1neesef5ber iiber Reuiilp
tinaus an bic Gsins, bic bisr rsn ibs
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Cine fsItfGme 8effi6te
iDtib RupitGfi Dnpies. Der sgiitrer bsg
Cardiff 00mpff6iffes ~5rofaIgar@, ,
bus foeben in Jnlmoutb tinestroffen
III. su -r5ablen. anpii1n Tabisg, Der
fsit Idnssr nls brsibig 5abrsn GdifTe
iibsr ben C5ean gefiibrt bat. kridtes
ME foist: .Mir ginesu son iport Ssl
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gruHOeiseutbums 6ppotteien.
Gtneinnati. Ia. Jtbr.
Rene Sppotbefen

Rene 5ppcfbeten.
Warsaret DetDaH an Jsanette
Smitb, $400.
gbarlss 8. SbepporD an Glbsron y,
II. 6. o.. $3.50.
alDina soeitsr an Carthage g. u,
6. o., $500.
Gptparb Grodmnnn an bieieIbe.
$1,000.
Sobn Grisab an bisielts. $500.
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NabifaIbeifHng
----ber-~-~
VerpenjN,u66e.

G6iua5e, nerb5fe TcricEel. eetlaai brE. FpN!.
niiJ6ssoigieii ntsh f6le1iea IIhnn'tH. ui9egis
eTbER ElEtI1tltG 4sAis NIGfns iHs nog's
f6uiessfn eanEanslaa, atn0bfHs bee Wtkcvs
inS @slidie. tai1rEb, WngeacrlGer. EfuaspgT'
ifepFuna gllisiasstt exr9fEea 9liigrn. eerSfI9s
pitn. StaIibe'iemutIina. aeAaiilitie:t nno drlis.
ti.H.-tslnhrgn nn5 tfm ,,Jaenasstfnnb". se
einfadt id)nell uno biIlig alle mHnatiir.
Iidjcn gsrlnite anb anberr SoIgrn jH.
gcnolidDtr Ssrirrnnsrn grnnbiidl &C.
Deilt NIB Drile Geinnbbeit nno iyrpi'
linn iuisbererIangf iperorn fSHnn. -
ssan; Henes SeilufriaBrtn. Sober ieiH
eigcner WRIT.
Iie'sg auFrrosssrttlA iBssfsfaHse ms ftfg.
rsi1s suA fGsrti6s Maflnse IaFol. nsfes
han SaiiTN INTO Mit. usdun ssrb Trua, afis1ef
spsTeen fc1if. fanft csakr Gsufen6uEa BEN 2S
Cents IN gstietnGrfeH bssliesstf bssoatn FveresH
Bon bet
Rriunf.alinif, 1St-6. aurane,
NEW YORK. N. ".
G7an erirdbss bas ufnranati 9oIiElafi
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Qas @pfer.

Bon 5srnanD 8orberem.
ueberieBt BON Grid Sobannss.
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auf 6en Seiuiueg burG bic. Or.
beiterboriinot. geid,ts niebr berrnth
Die Baiiersnotb. 9tur Die gobnbofe
bon 0pon. pon 9incennes ieben per.
lnifensr aus. 4n Der a)dee bt Ia R.s
publiqus fprinat mir bic 2iftflutt hsr
gculsparbs sn.sssen. bi. 3tiiunssiuns
gen IGrsien bic nentiieH MnsaobsH
aus, bic Gmoufeniitr bisnoenb erbsat,
bic slsttriftgn Re.lnmtf6ilber malsn
are1 bic Iamen an ben G0cnben :.
qGris iIt pnris sebIieben.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03
Federal Chief Disap-
proves OF Heyburn's Speech.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. 27.-S. r. Van
SAINT, commandments OF the
Grand Army of the Republic. made
it plain here to-day that he does not
approve the recent speech made in
the United States Senate by Senator
Hepburn, in which the Idaho Senator
criticised Confederate veterans and
vehemently opposed the placing of
the statue of General Robert e. Lee
in Statuary Hall at Washington.
so far as l am concerned, / have
met with the most cordial greeting
from the ex-Confederates and / dep
recate anything that would in the
least disturb the very friendly rela-
tions now existing between the sec
tions of our country" said General
Van SAINT. The war is over and
we are all studying unitedly to ad-
vance our country's interests.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03

leader and has endeared himself 10
the people Of the state
In q Gabernatorial contest De-
tween Congressman John Motley
Aorehead and Judge A. w. Graham.
q Republican and Democrat, there
y ould be the same lines OF cleavage
that divided the people In the cam
paigns between the two former Gov
ernors whose political alliances were
a. Wing and Democrat Now as then
the Democratic party would furnish
the statesman. while the Republican.
instead OF the Wing party, would
produce the Industrial candidate
While the Democratic candidate
would in all probability win IN the
election the vote would be sufficiently
evenly divided TO make the campaign
one of intense interest Since 1900
the Republicans have increased tnei'
voting strength from $4,000 TO 10.
600, which leaves the Democratic
margin so small that it would not D.
guaranteed from total CELEBRATION l.
CONGRESSMAN Morehead should be
come the nominee and get IN th'
same kind OF a winning streak as wa
his in the Fifth District in the las
campaign
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03
WHAT HON. j. Ill. POU SAYS.
Prominent Raleigh Lawyer Inter-
viewed i'm Baltimore-Repubii
Party Gaining Strength.
Charlotte Observer. ]

Charlotte Observer
Hon. J. II. Pou. Of Raleigh, one
of the ablest and astutsst lawyers III
the State, is quoted in The Baltimore
American Thursday as follows;
The Republican party has been
gaining strength in every election in
our State for the past ten years, or
since the passage of the suffrage law
limiting the franchise. The gain. OF
course, has been among the white
voters. Colonel Bryan beat Presi-
dent Taft in North Carolina by only
$1,000 votes. Nearly 46 per cent Of
the white electors are Republicans,
and many of our young men have
aligned themselves with that party,
there being no longer any odium at
tached to membership therein or any
efforts at ostracism.
'.In this connection it is proper to
say that the black population OF
North Carolina is making substantial
progress along lines of human ad-
vancement. We have little racial
friction and hear little of race prob
lem. The negroes are generally con-
Quoting themselves well and before
the next census figures will show
amazing results in their favor. If
am not greatly mistaken as many ne
groes have acquired homes of their
own while the past decade in North
| Carolina as were owners of property
during the preceding 35 years. They
are not. however. the bulk of ou1
agricultural labor, most of them pre-.
ferring employment in the towns.
1.-THE general condition of our PEG.
| pie, and especially of the tillers of the
soil, proves that the South is lane
of plenty and prosperity. The farm
er is occupying seat on the top rail
By intensive cultivation he can make
a bale of cotton to the acre and every
bale, including the seed. is worth
$S5, at least half of which is profit
Twelve years with as large cotto1
! crop as was raised in 1909, the whole
South received for it's leading prod
uct only 350,O00,00O, while the las
years crop was worth to the planter
almost $900,000,00O. How is tina
for an increase of wealth from a sin
gle source in so short space of time
In the same time, too, North Caro-
lima has come to be one of the grea
cotton manufacturing centers of tn
nation. Years ago our farmers wer
glad to get $50 bale, and that wa
all the value the section where it wa
produced retained; to-day that sam
cotton is spun and made into fabric
that bring the worth of the, materia
up to 40 cents pound and fix tn
price of the bale after being manu-
featured into cloth at 5000. Thi
quadrupling of values is what i
making the South rich"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03

We have no letter from Major Bill
kins this week. He Is now on his re-
turn trip from the North Pole. And
we have no idea when he will reach
his home at Bilkinsville. But, when
he does. we feel sure that the people
of his native village will give him a
rousing reception, and the Major will
again have to make a speech, and
Betsy will probably be the produest
woman in the United States. II DR..
Cook wants to get some points on the
North Pole, he should return In time
to hear this speech.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03
SHOULD MORRISON RECEIVE
CLEMENCY?

On the 18th of this month Walter
Morrison, the negro rapist is to be
electrocuted in the penitentiary, and
will be the first criminal to occupy
the chair. unless the Governor in
the meantime sees fit to commute
his sentence to life Imprisonment.
Several persons have written Gov
ernor Kitchen that Morrison's SEN
tence should be committed, as he has
suffered death, mentally, on four diff
ferent occasions. The negro was
sentenced to pay the death penalty
on September Goth, but four re-
prieves have been necessary, due to
the fact that the penitentiary author
tiles did not have the electric chair
ready. From all accounts Morrison
has not objected to any of the re-
prieves, and as no petition has been
presented to the Governor from
Robson, the negro's native county,
it is hardly probable that the Gov
ernor will consider the letters re-
ceived from other sources in his be-
half.
Morrison has a very bad record.
He has served five years in the pen
itentiary for assault with felonious
intent, and one year on the roads
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03
THE SIX TERRY BROTHERS.
six Confederate Soldiers In One Or
anxe County Famiiy-oidesf l. "a
and Youngest GO Years Old

An Orange County correspondent
sends the Durham Herald IN account
Of an Orange County family OF slA
brothers. all Of whom served In the
army and all at present living
They are the sons OF the late
James T. Terry. and 1t Ii 10 oe
doubted IL there In q State In the
Union that can claim q greater Curl
osity In the shape of once eeih-
gerent family. Their records are re-
arkable.
& O. Terry Is the oldest or the
boys, being ssventy-seven, and ne
served In Company r, of the Second
Regiment Of North Carolina Cavalry.
He was twice a prisoner OF war. out
not wounded
J. F. NJ. Terry. aged seventy-hve.
Orange County. served through the
war In the same regiment as his
brother. was once captured but did
not feel the heat OF flying lead
w. s. Terry is seventy-two. he
| served the Confederacy in the Fifty
six Regiment of Infantry, and was
wounded In the leg, the large snlh
bone being cut in two. He fell into
the hands of the enemy, as had his
older brothers.
| ]. S. Terry. aged sixty-eight, went
into the company Of his two Oldest
brothers, Company r. Second Regi-
ment, received no injury and dodgeo
| thrOn0h the end
s. P. Terry. aged sixty-six, wen'
Through the army, fighting in Com
pany r, Second Regiment, in which
there were four of the boys, includ'
ing himself. He was in the cavalry
! and received a bullet through hi;
left lung, falling into the hands o.
the unspeakable Yank.
r. P. Terry, aged sixty-four, wa:
; too young for constant service, bu
he guarded prisoners at the famous
Confederate prison in Salisbury ant
at the close of the war was captured
by the enemy. He was then march
ed to Albany. New York, and pu
into the Federal Prison short time
Until the present week, all OF thes'
Terry brothers are in good health
there being but thirteen years DIFF
ference between the ages of the old
est and the youngest. Six sons from
one family without death on tn
battlefield, or one to follow in forty
five years, is a record that is extra
' ordinary.
7 The Durham people are to invit
the veterans of the State here Au
= gust of this year. If they com
, good care of this Terry family ough
y to be enjoined.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-03-03

Some of the Democratic papers say
they are sorry Vardaman was defeat
ed for the nomination of United
States Senator from Mississippi, as
he would have livened up things in
the Senate.
Doubtless he would have livened
up things in the Senate, but not to
the credit of the South. Having a
few spectacular men in Congress has
done much to hurt the South's inter
ests and keep alive sectional feelings
The South needs broad, conservative
and progressive men to represent it
and not men who are always ready
to hang out the red rag"