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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

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6toates bate bic 9enibung oer Dli<
der in Standardization riht hdbiI1fts
cen s0nnen, neil ss 3ur 3eit Der an
nobme tes G,eiebes Stpeifelhaft fpnr, DD
eine Rorppration bo5n ge3fpnn9en
nerben fonnte, tire Bidder IN RrIiniS
naIfdlIen por3ulegen, bat in Oem gnts
fdeih bes Ridters bic eebiihrenbf gilfs
oeanuna aefunren. @leihaiilttg, mas
man al BON sem 9orreht elmer Rorporns
tion aeaen @elbit Snfriminierang
Foaen mag, 70 fiibrte Ridter sipdnae
aug, hos @efeb bot fiherlit ME belpe
Gi6tist, cine aorporation aesen D,e
Worlaee ibrer 8iiher gu fhlsen. iDenn
oiefe getpeiie fir friminelle Berfol@
auna entbielten. gs tit larae sSalre
Der, bob elm giidter 10 ben pon nntez
rem @faote 70 sebdtfhelten aprporas
tionen qeaeniiber gefprohen bat. que
Gntifeiouns 1T BON bober Beoeufnng.
Die 8erteibiaung ipirb ndtiirltdb Dte
@erufnns oneegen big anr hottten :Snz
ftana treiben, unb bis fie reehtsfrafftg
spirO, lam einigs 3eit peraeben. Mber
Ser Rihter nuB NIT feinem gntfheio
oetpinnen, benn ct entipriht bem gez
1unben Wenihenperfnnb eben1o me
isber 8eeriff bon Redt nnb BilllgfeIt.
Oie goder feben fih elmer behentlihen
5ituation geeeniiber. Weiaern- ie fh.
Die Bidder pcrsulesen, 70 fonn bos @ez
ri6t bic g(uflDiune Der Rorporat1of1
nerfioen, B. +. iie oiirften niht ldnger
in Ren Seriep 9eIddfte t9un, uno bag
hebeutete ben Yerluft zines Jeloes, Dos
au foftbor ift, um es einaubiiben. Glne
@eioerune tonn audi CUR Grbebung et@
ner Mnfloee oeeen Die ein5elnen Wlage
noten peqen Mibadtung oes 8eribtes
fiibren, bic nit 6cft tis 81 8 Sohren
ooer Gjelcitrafe Bis gu $1,000 ooer be'z
BEN bebrcht lit, unb 3idter Sipapae
riiroe ben 6erren cine gehnrige Dofis
bon cSerfen esuiti3 5u toften aeben. Der
,,giep Nort Commercial, Elm gespib
nidt aopitoliiten ober &orpprationen
feinoli6es glatt. rdtb Den pcdern Nn@
oeiidts oller ltmItGnhe nohaugeben.
uno es T6eint nirtlid, Dab Der Ratt
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seborig an, fdreibt bic in Nemart err
ldeinenfe Jreie 3eituns. llnerbittli6
Shritt fir Shritt treibt er bieie un=
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tiiniflihe 8epebe, bas oie Mnlpdlte Der
pader aus S9eineriinben, iuriitifhen
naorfpaliereien uno elenber HobuIi=
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suden, bot ct init einieen Jereritriden
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bic sSprm. Die Magnaten miifien bic
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ber Beriammlungen borleaen. in benen
Bic WerfhpOrung geeen Bic SffentIihe
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sanb Neih rrgdniiiert fpnrbe. Der einz
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Wie man Der rPplit. &prrefponz
nenS" ous 2onhon melbet, tenn3eihnen
biplomotiI9en Stellen 5uaebenbe 8e=
rihte bic politil1e 2ooe ouf 8reto ols
befriebigenb. Gs iei gssenipGrtig
feinerlei politiIhe 8epe9ung Dohr5uz
nebmen unD man babe ben Ginorud.
hoB eine St0rune bieies 3uftonoes
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aonbluugen entholten nerten unb
insbeIonoere rem @ebanfen, ii9 an ben
tiinftieen erie6iffen @ablen gu hetei=
liaen, bestebunaspeife Qbseorhnete
nod Itben gu entfenhen, folen selalz
fen hoben.
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Deuti6lanb bat i'm Sabre 1909
allein nod benBer. Staaten 6.364. 1913
0pppel5entner &aliioloe erportiert.
Die @eIanrmtausfuhr belief ii6 auf
1926, 900 9pppelaentner i'm Wertbe
ppn runo 62 Milipnen Morf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Gr6olune tbnt. niht all reDen npn Der
tauienberlei Gelegenbeiten fir Or
sniitbsbilbung nnb llnterbaltung, 6i,
bas gefellf1aftli1e aeben biefet, aes
fdtpeiee BON Dem @enub Der perf0n=
lihsn Jreibeit. bic brauben rlienanb
an3utaften lpast, lpdbrenD bier prpbi=
bitioniftifde Gnsberaigfeit felbit bic
TsierItunben bes Mrbeiters fnnatifher
.3panss sbepormunbung iiberanfiporten
nlDhte. Die lealte, bic 10 germ
splitter in eurppdif1en 8erbdltni5=
fen fn4en, fpllten. ipenn es ibnen
fpirfli9 INN Mnfri9tisfeit gu tun iit,
ilnn Dem 8alfen i'm eigenen Muee
amerifdniider 3ufdnbe greifen, um
ben ridtieen WlaBftab fir perslsi=
fenbe 4ngaben gu ftnben. Menn bic
Gage Der Nrbeiter brauBen tpirflic5 io
beoduernsnertb ndre, tpie argument
beDiirftige 5tumprebner iie Dem @olfe
erfdeinen lafIen mD6ten. ipiirben mir
tpobl bic 5reube baben, mebr Gilman,
berer aus ben nDrbliden europdtiben
2dnbern bier ipillfommen beiBsn au
tDnnen, als bies iebt Der San ift.
n1er Snpbus" 1T unIere rationale
Sfanbe ,erfldrt bas Nep Worter ,Mez
Oicol SournaI". llnb es erbdrtet bieie
9ebauptuns. inoem es anfiibrt, baB
bic 0ur4Ihnittsaabl Der an Sbpbus
8eiforbenen ipdbreno Ser Sabre 1901
1906 in Oeutf6lanb auf ie 100000
Ginppbner 7.6 ipar, in gnelano unb
Wdles 11.2, in Stalien 35.2. uno in
ben 0ereinigten Staoten 46, tpas fir
uniere Republit ungefdbr 100000
SppbuszSGne jdbrlid beoelltet. Dime
bob Dieier erihredenb sroben 3abl BE-
lpnoere 8eahtune seidentt tpirb, OBJ
sleiG bic Mebraah Der 5dlle. ipie Die
genannte 3eitidrift bebauptet, auf perz
brcGeriide Gabrldiiisteit in Der Sort
lhaffung ponllnratb, Der 5anobabung
bon Milh unb 0eaetobilien unb Der
'Mdiiung BON Muitern. bic bauptfdhlid
in Observation-Disclosures GetpdHern por
iid sebt, suriid5ufiibren iinb. Sat-
fa6lid iinb Nuitern als Srdser bon
Spphus 8aaillen 10 bdufig anautrefz
fen. baB aablreihe 5einidmeder oieIes
ipphlidmedenbite aller Sdaltiere BON
ibrer Speiietarte gang seitriden baben.
Die Nusf fubrtbdtiefeit Der pihtises
rem 9anoels1taaten ereibt iid aug ben
folgenoenWertbaab 1908 uno 1909
bat Die WaarenausfuGr Ser folsenoen
2Gnber betraeen in >Miaiaroen
9nnrH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

lleber ioponiiGe Sploniiationsppliz
tit nirc heriGtet: Oos 8e'treben Der
eSyapaner eebt o,bin. ibre &olpnien
mDelihft raIf nit Dem Mutterlanbe
su einem einbeitlihen poIitifden unb
MirtbIdaftsaebilbe gu pereinleen. sic
nerben borin unterItiiBt bur9 bic aiin=
itige nnhe Gage Der &olonien foipie ba@
rurd,, hab iis feline peiensfremoe
RaKe gu foloniiieren boben. sic or
6eiten in ibren &olpnien nur nit III
rem beiten 8eamtenmaterial unb perz
Den es in tllr3er 3eit periteben, 5ipar
ni6t bic eteentlihe Broouftion, aber
ben acknowledgement uno bamit ben
Gtnflub in ibren 3olonien ficb au
ftdrrn. Gs i1t harotteriiti5d, bob
Tie hieIe Metbobe jcbt NIT ipeniser
Menidenmaterial els friiber, aber nit
beHerem. inteniper orbeitenbem pere
fnleen. Sbre &oloniolpolitit aeihnete
iih burG berporrceenbeMnpoi1une an
Gle 8ebiirfniiIe unb @eipohnbeiten Der
ein5elnen gu beberrfhenben 0Dlfer.
aber au9 burd Die ibnen eigene &iid=
ithtsloiisteit aus. 9a bic aolonien
SEN 8ebarf bes Mutterlan6es on Sala,
3uder, Heis, Getreibe unh Sbit in inn
mer fteieenrsm MaBe beden, tpirb in
abiebbarer3eit bas ipirtblhaftli4e3iel
eer iaroniihen &olonialpolttit erreidbt
.rerben. sSnDiefpeit oas politifde
2iel, Die fiibrenbe Rolle gu fpielen. er.
reiht tperben fann, bdngt bon Der
Gntipidluns Der sanasn oitaiiatiiden
ppliti! ab.
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Die franaDfiiben 2uftfdiffer oers
lansen, bab auf Dem Dade bpber @es
bGube rpte 2aternen ansebra1t fpers
ben. Da mIBten bic amerifanifnen
@robl.dote nit ibren MolfenfraBern
bon pben sana rot ausfeben, falls mir
elm dbnlides Gefeb einfiibrten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Der 8ilcungsgrnb her frana0iifhen
Nefruten lpeiit I'm Geoenlab at friiber
nod elmer neneftenG Gtatiftit ipefentlins
BeHerungen auf. Nah biefer @t1ti=
itit fonnten tDeber leien nod fcArs;bsa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

gfstpman Orb. Der friiber cine beut=
Ide 3eituns in 2ittle Hod, Mrtan1as,
berdussab. 10 beridtet Die in Sort
Wcsns erideinenbe Greie preiIe uno
Stcats5eitung, banbelt ieBt NIT 8abz
men aIs tpGrsn es aortoffeln. @oeben
bet er bic Chattanooga Solltbern@
8ohn sefauft, bor einisen Woden err
irarb er bic Rontrolle iiber Die Mnn
9lrbor 8abn bon @ugen 3immerz
mann, fiir3Iid berfaufte er bic Wis=
cDnfin Central an bas Canadian pas
eific Sbfem. por einem Sabre faufte
er bic Cincinnati, gbieaso e ct.
Qouis Noab, bie bon Cincinnati nod
gbieaso IGuft, unb bot er nod cine
ganae Neibe Gbnlider GGufe abeez
f9lniIen. ylun, ipenn grb I'm Set
tnngs @ef9dft seblieben pdre. baum
bGtte ct bas @elo Oollarpeife bDn
{Gumigen Run6en eintreiben rniiifen.
uno oaDon bate Ct feine 8abnen taus
fen iDnnen
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Gs sab einmal cine 3eit, ipo man
nit Heht BON europdif9er pauper=
Mrbeit reoen unD bic Gage bes ameri=
fanifaen Mrbeiters i'm Geseniab riib-
menb preifen fonnte. Nber bag lit
br1 jebt iibernunbener Stanbpuntt
unb iollte felbit in elmer Mablfam.
pagne. bic freili9 Diel ungereimtbetter
geidttet. nidt mebr als Mrsument bei=
oebraht iperben. Ser Mrbeiter in GU
ropa, iagen mir Gnelanb. Granfteid),
DentidIanb, Seiferreihzllnsarn uno
10 tpeiter lebt beute ni9t fhledter aIs
ber ameritanifcbe, ift nidt n,ebr BON
Steuern bebriidt ais niefer unb fann
5ih fir feinen DerDientsa 2p5n an
NptbpenOistent uno Romiort oes
Dafeins minbeftensI ebeniopiel si;nnen
iuie Der biefise. nobel ibni nod Ill qltte
fommt. mas ftaatlide ober rnuniaipole
5iirfOrse fir saeiltise 9iIbuna unb
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Gin foltbliitieer Gefaneener, bet
rubis Suiab, nie elm Wit9efansener
iid in feiner 3ene erbdngte, puroe bic
fer Sage in 2onbpn BEL einem Soften,
idaugeridt pernommen. Ser Selbit=
mOrber, Der in mittleren Sabren
itanb, ipar ipesen llnteri9laguns per=
baftet pprben unb lpurbe in bas I'M
teriudunsssefdnsnis einseliefert. gr
tum in cine 3eGe, in Der idon elm jun=
ger damn iaB. Dieter er5dblte jeBt
in aller 8altbliitisfeit, oaB fein Sc,
fdbrte pdbreno Der Nabt elm Stiid
@trid berporbradte. bas er in bem
sSutter ieines Hodes perborgen bate.
@r aeiste es bem Siinseren unb fraste.
pb tie barum loien ipollten, iper auerit
ben Strid benuben follte. Der Sunse
ppllte ober BON Selbftmorb nihts
piHen. ST blieb rubis auf feinemBett
1iben, pGbrenb Der onoere bic Dorbe>
rsitunsen fir ben 5eIbitmoro truf
nhb 1id bann srbdnste. Nls Der Sob
einsetreten mar, leete iid Der iiinsere
@efansene gu 8ett uno fdIief rubis
neben Der 2eide Die ganoe Na9t binz
ourd. 9lls er am na4iten Sage se=
frast tpurbe, iparum er nihts unters
nommen babe, ols er fab. baB fein@e=
fGbrte iih erbdngte, antiportete er, bic
eanae @a9e sinse ibn bod nihts an:
er fonnte iid nidt bineinmifden. fon@
bern elaubte es benz anoern iiberlai1en
3u miFen, gu tbun, mas er fir bas
belte belt. glls Der Hihter ibn fragte,
iparum er benn nidt tpenisitens see
rufen babe. eripiberte er. bas babe er
sano perseiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Nhgeieben BON ben 8ereintgten
Staaten baben biefe 2dnber ibre Musz
fubr i'm lebten Sabre permebrt, uno
5ipor iit Sic s(usfubr Snglanbs gesen
oas Sabr pprher getrahien Inn 2,9 b.
g., 9euti6lanos um "A b. g., 5ronfz
reids nm 81 b. g., 9elgiens Tim ~
b. s., Se iterrei6zllnsarns Inn 2,7 b.
g., Staliens UNI 6 b. 8. Die Iusfubr
Ger Gereinigten Staaten oeiet einen
Hiidgane Inn 32,1 b. 5unoert; babel
lit ober bic Ginfubr in Die 8ereinisten
Stoaten um 32,1 p. g., ndmli6 BON
4,46 auf $50 Mtuioroen Wlart ges
tro6ien, 10 bob Der unteri9ieo 5lptz
iden ginfubr unb Musfuhr i'm leBten
Sabre nur nod runb eine Wftaiaroe
Mart 6etrogen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Das BON ber biitorifhen Rommii@
fion oss ruiiiiden ariegsminiiteriums
berausgesebene Wert iiber ben ruiz
fifh4iapaneiifhen Rrieg miro. tpie Der
,0ofifden 3eitnns1 mitseteilt pirb.
in MuBlanb nidt in ben 8uhbanoel
fpmmen, tpGbreno bic oeutfhe unb bic
franaDiiihe Musgabe, bic gleihaeitise
nit ber ruififhen erfdeinen ioll. i'm
Muslanbe fir iebermann gu buben
fein nirb, Jn Rublano ipirb bds
Merf BLOB an eine Nnaabl b0berer
Dffi3iere absegeben iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Die gbicaeoer 5leiibpader. bic ibz
rer triminolredtliden 8erfulgung nit
GROCER gemiitbsrube enteesenioben,
lpeil iis ni9ts idlimmeres ols eine
Gelbbube gu seipdrtisen batten, lino
unianft burd Die Mntiinbisuns oufz
eei9redt porDen, DAB Die 3esierung
oen Nntras seiteut bat. iie pesenMiB=
cdtung bes @erihts au beitrafen, mel
DE iie besingen, inoem iie ben Gin
baltsbefebl Dss Ridters @roscup bonn
Sabre 1903 iibertraten. Dos 8epeisz
material, tpeldes fir bic triminalz
re9tli9e 0erfolsuns eeiammelt por=
ben ift, bat audi Das Matertal fir ben
@trafantrog Dor Dem 3ipiIseriht ee=
liefert. Na9bem i'm 5olIe bon Gom=
pers feitseitellt poroen 1T, bab Mibz
a6tuns oes @eridts nit gefdngnih
Bis gu einem Sabre befraft iperben
fann, 10 tit bic Soffnuns seseben, bab
eine Nnaabl 5leifhmasnaten iid Elm
Sobr lang in seldloFener Geiellfdaft
befinben tperoen. Wenn bas ni6t gez
fdiebt, 10 ipiirbe Die Suftia iid um ben
leBten Meit BON Mhtune brinsen. benn
bic 6anbluns Der Mnsetlasten beitebt
nidt nur in elmer WerbDbnung Der
Suftis. fonbern audi in elmer 8erau=
bune bes 0plfes Inn piele MilIipnen'
Dollars.
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pert1111h1tes.

9lus Dresden fommt bic Nahridt,
nab Der geniale 8ilbbauer Sobannes
@9ilins geitorben lit. 9on feinen
pielen sroben aunitid0pfunsen 1T IS
befonbers cine. bic S9illins, bic ben
Mubm bes aiinitlers in ale 2anoe se-
traaen bat, hasDenfmal auf Dem Gie-
rerpalo Bel Niibesbeim; ein aunif=
inert BON ersreifenber Wirfung. Mit
@dilling 1T elmer Der @roBen aus benz
Rei1e Der plaitifden aunit oabinge@
id}ieben, aber feline Werte fihern ibm
1lniterblidfeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

Die Nusfubrtbdtiefeit Der pi4tises
rem 9onoelstaaten ersibt iid aus ben
fplgenoenWertbaablen. 1908 uno 1909
bat Die Waarenausfufr Ser folsenoen
2Gnber betraeen in y Miuiaroen
mnrf).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

5dur5 an bic neue @dule in
ssSefierfon anbrinsen lai1en. 10
fhieBe ih ieoen Budftaben NIT
gepolper Rageln erllnter." Diefe
freunbli1e aunOsebung, idreibt
unferem Gdulratb cine iener Club
bamen in Musfidbt, tpelhe bic 6ebung
ber 0ffentlihen Moral fih sur Mufs
gabe eelteIt boben. Gmma @Dlb=
mann lit cine Gtiinperin gegen oie
WeltperbeKerinnen biefes @hlases.
Das Neuite auf Dem @cbiete Der
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-22
A CoLD-sToRAGE TURKEY WARNING.

mR. WILEY, the governments food specialist, makes procla-
IL nation to the people, Eat thy fill on Thanksgiving Day,
but do not eat coldstorage turkey There are all kinds of
fowl in the market for sale for Thanksgiving and probably the great
bulk of it is cold.storage fowl. DR.. Wleys warning makes no
exceptions. There may be turkeys that were slaughtered a week
ago and then placed in cold storage. There could be no objection
to that kind Of fowl. But it is known that poultry is carried over
from season to season and that some of it that has been in cold
storage for more than a year is sold on the stalls. There is no
way to prevent the sale of such stuff except by the refusal of the
public TO buy, and who can tell from outward appearances how long
a fowl has been kept in storage? Thousands of people go to market
with the idea only of getting q turkey at the cheapest possible
price, and if the meat has no offensive Odor they do not question it's
quality. Boards of Health are supposed to look after the quality
of food offered for sale in the markets, but health inspectors give
little enough trouble to dealers who traffic in half decayed meats
or any other kind of decayed food.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-22
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor of The Star:
In an editorial in yesterdays Morn
ing Star (fThe Importer Criminals")
you accuse the men who have been de-
tected in smuggling and in the under
valuation of goods they imported Of
being criminals and of defrauding the
government.
May there not be another side to the
question? May 1t not be that the gov
eminent is the thief and not the i'm
porter? What business is it of the
government what 1 pay for my goods,
and what moral right can that govern
ment have to confiscate 40, so and
with the fruits of my labor?
The very fact that men and women
whose reputation for honesty is good,
who pay their debts and are respected
by their fellow citizens, have no hest
tation in trying to get their wi prop
erty into the country without yielding
to a hold-up is proof enough that the
tariff as a method of getting revenue
is worthy of its n~ame-derived from the
Mediterranean pirates of old.
During my life of more than seventy
years l have never met a man that was
not an absolute free-trader for himself
He was a protectionist only for The
other man.
Everyone is anxious to buy in the
cheapest market n sell in the dearest
/ am under no obligation to obey any
law simply because it is a law, thu
fugitive slave law, for instance. Is
peddler that tries to sell without
license a criminal? T. ]. WERNER.
East Orange, Nov. II.
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brokers were fleeing confiding men
and women in many cities out of $780,
DOC, 900? Hitchcock says many COM
plants were made to the general post
office in Washington about Burr Broth
ers, who, it is alleged, have fieeced
people out of s40,0 06, 900 to $50, 900, 900 by
selling them stock in bogus oil, mining
and other companies on fake repre-
sensations. Why did not Hitchcock
and his big force of inspectors investi-
gate and expose the get-rich-quick
schemers long ago? Is it because they
were protected by powerful political
influences, as l personally know green
goods" criminals have been? Some
years ago an inspector, a Newark man,
after clever work for many weeks, had
two green-goods kings arrested and
they were sent to the New Jersey State
prison. Powerful secret influences
saved them from a long term of years
in prison. Will any of the IS stock
brokers in many cities that Postmaster
General Hitchcock says feeced people
out of 500, 900, 900 be punished as they
ought to be? I doubt it. Most Of them
will continue in their schemes as silent
partners. EXPERIENCE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-22
Hopes. History VIII Repeat Itself.

Hopes History VIII Repeat ITSELF.
To the Editor of the Evening Star:
I am greatly pleased to know, as
announced in you paper, that the
eleven Democratic as~semblymen of this
county stand ready to vote for the
Hon. James Smith, jr., for our next
United States senator. AS a matter
of fact, every Democratic senator and
a~ssemblymen of this State should, and
I hope will, unanimously, vote for our
worthy and distinguished citizen, and
again honor him in electing him
United States senator, and thereby the
State of New Jersey would be honoring
herself in again having such an es-
teemed representative, who undoubt-
eddy is recognized as the leader of
Democracy of this State. Having done
so much In upholding the true princi-
pies of the Democratic party in this
State and nation, he is certainly wor-
thy of being honored by the Democ-
racy. I assure you that he has the
good wishes of the Italian-Americans.
JOHN CASALE.
9S Bloomfield ave, Newark.
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Martin Is Rewarded.
To the Editor OF the Evening Star:

To the Editor OK the Evening Star;
At q caucu of the Republican ma
jority of the new Essex County Board
of Freeholders last night William p
Martin, the Progressive spouter, who
denounced the Regular Republican AS
semblymen in speeches and the press
and then spoke for them in the recent
election, was given his reward for haul
ing down the Progressive colors during
the campaign. He was chosen to sue
coed Joseph L.. Mum as county coun-
sci. That is a $4,000 a rear job. Benny
Jones, the Republican oracle of South
Orange, was turned down.
1 wrote in a communication printed
in The Rostrum last week that Martin
and some other men were Progressives
because the leaders of the Regular Re
publicans had not made them candi-