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The Washington times., 1910-06-11
CARRIED BY THUMB.

CANON CITY, Col, June u.-Becom-
ing entangled in the running gear of an
aerial tram, Merle Messenger was car
ried 100 feet suspended by his thumb
twenty-five feet in the air. Gradually
the thumb was torn from the hand and
the bov fell to the ground, suffering
two broken ribs and other internal in
He was unconscious when picked up
and will probably die.
The Washington times., 1910-06-11
FISHERS CONDITION
CONSIDERED SERIOUS
Victim of Shooting Has Arm Am.
putated-Assailant
Arrested.

Harrison Fisher, the negro who had
his right arm nearly blown OF by q
shotgun in the hands Of another negro
on Christian Heurich's farm near Hy-
attsville, Nd, yesterday morning, is in
serious condition today in Freed
mans Hospital. The surgeons ampu-
tated the member this morning.
William Gardiner. the negro who Is
alleged TO have done the shooting, was
arrested last evening by Deputy Sheriff
Tom MOller and Constable =. W. Barr
He was locked up in the county jail al
Upper Marlboro.
Watch for a CITY at Randle Highlands.
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1910-06-11

SI.a5 to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays and Sundays via PennsyI-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night-aN regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited "-Advt.
The Washington times., 1910-06-11
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Seashore resorts Also TO Pacific Coast
and ROCKY Mountain section II you
conteu plate a trip for pleasure or ousl-
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The Washington times., 1910-06-11
THE STARTING POINT

To a fortune is usually a good invest
ruent in real estate For the man or
family the most advantageous invest
Tlent viii be q home.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

Sell Die Slomenen Sie Grlcbtsung
al(er 8eidlafte perbiuoerten.
[ngarn mill Elm Getroleum= =WtouDpDl
ctabliren.
Ser frau5Diiidjc 9luiatifcr Yiorane
Dcrungiilft
llnb iein grnOcr, Den or ais Eaiiaglcr
bel iidD battc, id)mer DerrIeBt-

+ g 9rof. Grnit BON 2spoen. !
gerItn, 5. Sttober. ProTeor
Grnit bon 2epben, Der enlinente oeutz
Ihe 2tr3t unb GeIebrte, 1T bier am
Utittpo6 geitOrben.
Grnit BON 2en0en Itubirte ieit 1850
i'm meoi3inii4 hirurgiIhen 5rteo,
rid BiIhelms SSnitItut gu Berlin,
trat 1854 in Die Mrmee ein, mar Wttlts
tGrur8t in OufelDOrf uno in Der Pro@
Din3 greuben, fam 1857 nah Berlin
ais Cberar3t uno mar 1860-62 Nj
iten3arst Sruubes; 1862-1865 fun
1irte er ais gdtaiQonsar3t in Berlin,
fol9te oann einem RuIe als YroteTor
uno Sirettor Der mebi3intIhen altnIf
uno Yolitltnit ndh 80nigsber9, 1872
na6 Strdbburg uno 1876 als 9tahz
folqer grQubes ndh Berlin. 1885
ubernQhm er Die Girettion Der eriten
mebi3iniIheu &linit. 1896 puroe Ell
gsaoelt. Die pidtigiteu Grbeiten Sen,
oens be3ieben iih Quf Die Grtrdntun.
gen bes Rudenmdrts. gr begrInoete
bas ardntbeitsbiIo uuf Dem patADIo:
Gid uuQtomiihen 9efuno uuo pje5
mad, nelhe Roue Die St0ruHgsn Del
SenIibilitGt in bem 9eiammtbiloe Del
Grtrantung haben. Gieier Ra6peii
+ CAB Ip6ter bic llnterIase fir Die Dol
| ifrdntel eroatts neue gehauolungs
peiIe Der Grantbeit. Gr arbeitete pet
/ iiber guIbdrparuIpIe, uber ben 5irn
orut uno bic 6irnbepegungen, ,Sproh
It0rungen, ii5er bic pielfdhe gerDen
/ ent3Inbung, bQnn Guh iiber 2ungen.
6er3z uno RierenertrQntungen UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

ndren 6atten garr!tnoen errthtet. Die
griden uro bic Observation-Disclosures
beIeBt. WGbreno oes Cages trafen
Sruppen BON ben qropin3en Elm, Die
iih BEN lopal aebIiebenen Sruppen in
2iFabou unihIoTen, iooab Die ii1
ecgeniiberitebenben Stretttrafte bets
rabe sleiA paren."
Der grsnier Garalsjas fiiete bin5u:
80 CLAUDE, baB bic 40nigin Qmalie
bag StloB BON Gintru ni6t perIuTen
bat unb ih rpeiB, oaB in ben anberen
portugieiiiten groDin5en Die reDoluz
tiondre gepsgung nur fpentg Inter
ftiiBung finoet."
I'm W2itternaht puroe bic Reglez
rung benuhri6tigt oaB Die ReooIus
tipn in ben propinSen teinen Inbdag
gerpinne.
gDdbreno Der 0uht tpuroe audi Be.
tannt. baB am 0ienita9 5pei Hegtmer@
ter, parunter ein4rtiQeriersgiment, 3u@
iommen nit ben 8lirgern uHo lau@
ienpen pon 9auern. Die am Ibeno oorz
her in bic Stapt getommen rpdren, IN
| heftiQer WeiIe nit einem ippdlen Rez
! uiment tGmpiten. Sin anoeres Regtz
ment fdlob iih linen 6aIo al uno Die
| 3a6l Der Repolutiondren puhs nit jcz
! Der Stunoe an. Die Wtit9iieber hes
GQbinets eilten nab bem ShlpB uuo
6uten ben a0nig, iih in Siterbeit gu
brinqen, Do Iie niht i'm Stdnoe tparen.
fir iein 9eben gu gdrdntiren. Der
erite Shritt Der Repplutiondrer mar,
| bic griiten nit 0pnamit gu iprsngen,
nm oaourd Die 4ntunft bon !opaIen
gruppen 5u per6inoern.
Gin 8urger.trieg pohrz
heiEli6,
/ 9onopn, 5. Oft. Wtaorioer De
peIden 5ufolge iino Die 8arniionen Oor
/ Spprto unp ouberen groBeren StdpteT
lopal geblieben uuo es lit mDBlih, oaT
benz Staotsitreid BON 2iTabon eli
girgertrieg folsen rpiro. Denn ci
pa6r 1T, baB Iih Der SDnig Wlonue
nod in Mafra beiinoet, odnn 1T ei
pobrIaeinIiu, hab Der &f nod
nitt 81 Gnoe 1T, Mufru liegt Oil
einem 5ohpIateau unb in benz altel
!: SaloB unp Gloiter befinoet iin etn
aaoettenihule. Wenn bic 9drniiol
. loDal bleibt, tDnnte lie oas &Ipite
lonae 3eit pertbsioisen,
Gie Mitglieoer Der prpotipriIdel
. Rsgierune iinb profeiforen, 4opotats1
. unb StaatsmGnner BON natipnaIer
; Ruf.
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Wetterberiht.

sSiir 8 bio: Reeen uno tiibler am
Donneritas. am 5reitog tkiltpslie
tribes Wetter nit Stridrsgen i'm oft
Iihen Ibeil. 0srdnberlide Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06
g 0 I dlim m p ie b te
q d E d en-.

Bien, 5. Ctt.-9er Qdnbtag BON
Steiermart lit, Iaut teIegrapbif6sr
Welpung aus 9ra3, abrupt geialpheu
nprDen. Die 9eranluTung 3u oem
Shritt mar Die bartnddi9e Sbitruts
tion Der SIopenen, tpelte jeoe georos
nete qeiddftIiGe Sbdtigteit Der a0r>
peri6dft unm0glih ma6ten. Ollie 8e-z
Tude, Die Slopenen gum 8er3itt ouf
ibre mabIoIen 5oroerungsn 5u bepez
oen, Iheiterten, unh 10 blteb nthts
ubrie, QIs Den 2anbtag nah 5duie 3u
fhtten. Der StattbaIter, 9rdf Glarp
uno 2llorin9eu, poll3og ben 4tt, Der
ii6riqenS bon 9eItuHterrihteten cit
gerQumer 3eit erDdrtet mar.
8emeinberutb ) M it9lte-
Der Der 9ete6ung
bel duIbtgt.
Sn G3ernopiB, Der 6auptitaot Der
gutopina, bat StaotbauoirettOr Wopa
tedopsti in pfFener Sibung oes 9ea
metnoeratbs oerihieoene Dtttslieoer
Der Beitehunq RihuIbigt. Gr legte
cine 2ln3o6I SAFE BON aorruption por,
bic nab feiner elnIiht erIpieien inn.
Die betreffenoen Mtitglieber oes 8es
meinoeratbs IplIen nitt nur ourd 2isa
| ferunten beIto1en norben Iein. ionbern
aud bel Der 8eraebung elmer itdotiiAen
| 4nleibe Iih baben Ihmieren Idi1en-
Die 9siduloigungen bdben in gaera
notpiB grobe 2tufregung beroorgerufen.
! sic tperoen fofort gum 8egenitanb sl'
ner uusgeoehntea unteri iu6ung &C..
mQft peroeH.
8remier Stplppiu N d /:
einen 4eropluus lug.
st. 9etersburg, 5. Stt. Der
8remisr Stplnpin ma6te am Illtt'
nod, ais Yaiiasisr bes 6arptmonns
Wlactinitih einen 5ebn Mlinuten langsu
1 GluS IN eIneuI 4srop!1n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

ii6er ben &rebs. Sc 1T rsin uns feinsr
SAule 8erOlenit, oab bic pbpiitoliits
bidtetifhe ghropts in Der neueiten
i3eit INNER breitsren 9Dben Qefunoeu
bat. Gr 8dblte au ben stfrigItsu Sors
nerern Der MISUNDERSTANDING
burb Sonoerbeil1tdttslt, au6 rieF sr
fir Berlin ben 8srein fir innere Ulss
0i3in unb fir 9eutI6ldno ben aons
greB fir tnnere WsOi3in tns Geben.
8on Qepoen mar Der 9erfaiier su6ls
retder mebisiniIher Msrte, bic in a[le
bauptfdhli4iten Spra4en iibsrisst
Doroen iinD.
9 ierf q der 8 II uitm6rber bins
gert6 d tet.
Sn 2iTd lit Der 3ii6tergefeue ga.
lentin Gos3iol pegeu bierfaheu Quitz
mDrbes an 5rnuen unb MGb6en in
Der proDtn3 YDien btngeri6tet pprz
ben. Die 0erurtbeilung mar bergans
genen sSanuar i'm S6purgeritt Su
GiIIo erolqt. Die untbaten erreoteu
Ieiner3ett bic grOBte Ssnfatior. Die
GuitmorDe tparen tnnerbdlb tpeni1er
Wohen i'm CONNER oes Su6res 1909
in Siiopoien Deribt porben. Die Sri.
minaIpoli3et entfaItete cine fieberbafte
Sbdti9teit, uno Die Teftnabme oesgers
BREEDERS qei6ab ihlieBIih gu Stenz
I6elpto, &reis S6rpoa. Gossiol pers
leqte iih anfdn9ti6 auF's 2eugnen.
2lber Die 8eneiie ieiner S6uID tparen
iiberDGItigeno 9rOB.
.0er8iefentumpfinbsrW Der Wss
tullin itrie mag berz
mie0en perben.
Der Rieientampf in Der U2etaIlir.
ouitrie, Der am nG6iten Samitag nit
Der 2tu8Iperrun9 pon ungefd6r 400,s
900 grbettern Beginner iollte, mag
permieoen peroeH. getanntlid nurbe
Der nGOdout", auf ben bic 2lrbetter
nit einer augemetnen Streit antnora
ten tpolIen, pom YerbanDe Der WletaQz
tnouitrieuen beidlOiien, um ben Strett
duf ben Werften 3u brehen. gs fino
jeooa nun 3iemlih gute2lusiidten oorz
banoen, bab bieier &onflttt beigelegt
pirb. 9amtt piro uQtiirlih auh bic
Wta1enQusiperrung obgetpenoet Der=
ben. Der YerbanD Der NtetdQzJabriz
tanten erlisB beute etne grtldrung. in
tpeIher anqetinDigt rptro, baB es gee
qlutt 1T, Die WerftbeIiber uno t6re2lns
qeiteQten chamber nG6er gu bringen.
| Die Werfteigenthiimer babeu Iih gu gea
fptIien .3ugeitdnOniiIen bereit ertlGrt
uno man ernartet. paB nun auh Die
Qrbeiter einen2 bell ibrer Gorbsrungen
fallen laiIen.
portugieitide g gonbs nur
penig 9efalIen.
portugieIiI6e Bombs ginqen am
Wittpod an Der bieIigeu gDrIe I'm
Drei 8otnts uno Die 9pnbs bes Stapt
2iiTabon um 2 9ointS suriit. oSn Der
!. / 9armitdoter 8Qnt, tpelhe bic sSinanS>
gei6Qfte Der portugieiiIden Regieruns
in Berlin beiorgt, befinben fi6 0epoz
, iiter bic genigen, um fir lGn9ere 3ett
bic 3inien ouf oGe in 9eutI6lano be'
, finolihen portugieiiihen Bombs 81 bes
3ablen. Der gertnge 4ursftur5 bel
ben portuoieiiIher SbIigutionen pirD
bem 8efiihI Der GepiBbett 3useIhries
, ben, oob irgeno cine neue Regierung in
8ortuoul Die ppn Der Wonarhie Bins
/, terIaTenen 9erpfIi6tungen iberueb'
men ntro.
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Gus Dem OeuUdeu Rei6.

geiSe Seiten 5n auu5eiiiOneu seneist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

Ger 2anStag pun Steiermarf Dertagt,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

The past record of the repubh-
can party in this state upon the
question of local self-government
during the fusion regime was 50
vile and inconsistent that the PED
pie arose in their might and drove
them out of power. Negro mag
ElstrateS, negro policemen, negro
members of boards of education,
negro sheriffs, registers of deeds
and members of the legislature be
came intolerable and that while
men of old North Carolina deter
mined to submit to such a condi-
ton ne longer.
But for the fack that dead
men tell no tales and there is nc
means of communicating with the
thousands. of deceased A,groe:
whose votes were counted while
that fusion election law was on the
statute beeks, the demostGt'
could produce plenty of evidence
TO snbstantiate their conten
ltion with reference to the absolut,
partisaaships Of the said monstro
sity ofsthe white people of tn
tates which Resulted in a politica
revolution IS the only thing ira
brought order out of chaos ant
saved North Carolina from tn
eight of Butterism and NegrOism
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

- ~fal
While making q speech ia Union
County ID the campaign sf 1904
Hon. 9. B. Watson was Quoted in
the papers as follows
Mr.. Watson repeatedly urged
upon tile people of this section,
where there is 40 opposition and
where great apathy is apparent, to
register and vote saying that the
larger the Democratic vote down
here the smaller the Republican
maiorities in Republican counties.
The object of the Republican cam
paign is, he said, to get as large a
vote as possible to give the
appearance that the white
people are nearly equally divided,
and so have Senator Hanna to
send barrels Of money into the
state to corrupt voters as it was
done in Ohio. The people rule
only where the vote is unbridled
and where the hand that casts the
ballot is unfettered. In every state
where the white people are nearly
equally divided the greatest cor
ruption exists. So far North Car.
oilna has escaped this, and Mr.,
Watson prayed that he might not
live to see the day when this
state would be like Ohio, New
York or Pennsylvania
Ever since these words of warn.
ling were spoken the Republican,
have been trying to accomplish
this very thing-keep the DOODLE
dispenser thinking that NORTH
Caroliha is a doubtful State AL
that is needed to dispel this hope
lis for the true and tried Demo.
Gratis of the State to go to the
ballot box in force. This year
There is an additional incentive t.
get Democrats out.
The nefarious agitation by tn,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administra.
tor of the estate of the late Jacko
Mitchell, all persons indebted tO
said estate. are hereby notified
that they must make prompt paw.
ment or suit will be brought. An
persons having claims against
said estate must present them to
the undersigned on or before the
10Th day Of October, 1911, or this
notice will plead in bar of their
recovery.
JACOB ROBERT NELSON,
AdministratG.
October 10, 1910.
Smith & Schenck, Attorneys.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

The democrats Of Henderson
county ought to make the fight Of
their lives this year, while the rest
Of the country is turning its back
upon the republicanism, for which
Cannon Aldrich and President
Taft stand. Every democrat
should strive to make the vote for
solicitor and congressman just as
large as possible,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

Marion Butler has cotton to
the point where no Democratic
spieler wants to engage in . joint
debate with him. That makes
him think they are afraid to
chew the rag with him, but it
seems the real reason it that the
chief issue to be cussed and dis
cussed would be Buffers record,
the contemplation of which would
call for q quality of profanity that
no church-going Democrats could
afford to indulge in on the stump,
Anyhow, Butler belongs to the
"pizen squad and is putting him
self out of business with his own
hope says the Wilmington Star.
1t is right.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
AZ. Gndger had pretty good

Mr.. G1dger had pretty good
luck in getting . real appropria
ton Of SOS, 900, for additions to.
the Asheville postofice, while he
was in congress. And when he
goes back next year he viii see
that Hendersonville is taken care
gof handsomely, if there IS any
thing doing along that line. The
only reason he did not make an
effort to get a Federal building
for this city before was because
it had not attained the size to
warrant such an expenditure Of
money by the government. Mr..
Crawford introduced a bill for
this purpose during his last term
in congress and would have put
it through had be been returned.
Republican leaders-some OF
them oficials-were communicat-
ed with in regard to government
requirements in matters Of this
kind and asking for their coop.
GRAFTON in collecting data needed
But 80 far as we know, their co.
operation was not forthcoming.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

And the Honorable Duncan Nc.
Kinlay, the defeated stand-pat
California congressman, has decid-
ed to make another appeal for
John G. Grant. He will speak in
Asheyille on Saturday evening,
October 22nd. We were getting
fearful lost this Jonah might fail
to getsdown the present campaign.
But since his own home district
has put him out of business he
plenty of time to advise
other folks how they should vote.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
EwART ON BUTLER.

3-#HtF#rrt
Fhis is the way the Cleveland
Star, published in Congressman
Webb's home town, puts it, in
speaking of the faint. debate be-
tween Judge Ewart and O. Max
Gardner here on Monday, Octo-
Der 3rd:
"Curious thing happen in poll
tics as the following occurrence
will establish. In his Shelby
speech Marion Butler was calling
respectable men liars in every
other breath, and claiming that he
was the victim of a Democratic
conspiracy, and that his life was
pure, lofty and Hnobhng that hin
conscience and his hands were
clean. The curious turn to the
story is that at the very time, day
and hourof his speech in Shelby,
2E HEA ~ ~ - 80 ZA&N&&a - III
another republican, a manof char
aeter and acknowledge patriot
Ism, Judge Ewart of Henderson,
vile, in a joint debate with Cap
tain O. Max Gardner, after much
prodding from Caption Gardner,
as to what he, Ewart. thought OF
Marion Butler, Ewart said, "But.
Ter has done me. dead wrong and
I can not mention his name with.
cut arousing all the hatred of my
soul"
Captain Gardner charged Butler
with being responsible for til,
failure of the Senate to confirm
Judge Ewart when President Nc
Kindly appointed him q UNITED
States Judge, and EWart admit
ted that Butler played the Juda
to him, as he had done TO all VIII,
ever trusted him. EWart said /
would afford him great pleasur
to assist in the fight to keep Ma
rion Butler from controlling mem
bered that Judge Ewart In a re
publican, and not one Of the dem
ocratic slanderers Butler speak
about It would be a magnifi
cent contribution to the gaiety o
the State to also have JudgePrit
cahrd's opinion of Butler. 1t j
remembered that Butler, also, be
trayed Pritehard. No wonde
Butler is mad. He is a living ez
ponent Of the divine fact that tn
wages of sin is DEATH.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

e. EaaE a4HFII GHL#I an E .g EN
tt is pointed out that Roosevelt
viii speak in Indiana to help save
Senator Beverage, q pronounced
insurgent. The colonel will also
lend . helping hand to Congress
man Slemp, of Virginia, who is a
rank stand-patter. Looks like he
is trying to ride too different
horses, travelling in OPPOSITE d.
rections. Well, if any man can
succeed at that stunt Mr. Roose-
welt is that man. He talks
resit' Beveridge and drinks
init Slemp.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

HEHL EHaEZ-
Judge EWart evidently want.
to keep himself In the limeJ;oh.
and we hope Senator Oyerrauus
viii help him along by granting .
division Of time when he co%o
here on the 18th. The pitv :
that Ewart was not nominstaa
for congress in this district SO h.
could have had his fill of Joint a.,
bate. Then the people wouN,
have been spared this disgusting
gum-shoe method of campaiun'
ing.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

Of course Marion Butler is the
present Republican boss in North
Carolina. Some Of them feign q
desire to shake him but gacting
chairman Morehead viii not
acquiesce. The Butterflies put
Judge Ewart out of business at
the Republican state convention,
because he dared to stand for an
anti-Butlerite for chairman.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
"From the Chattanooga Times

suggests a contemporary, Eve
learn that the Republican
leaders In Tennessee are en-
gagged In promoting a State
wide prohibition propaganda"
In North Carolina they are engag-
ed in promoting "local self-gov-
eminent" which they hope will
be understood by some people
whose votes they want to get, and
understood by others whose votes
they want to hold. That is one of
the duplicity planks in the plat
form of North Carolina's disre-
spectful Republican party"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
Mrs. Fannie J. Reed has . su:

w ENE 40 HLH HIE-NF L HZ H .
Mrs. Fannie j. Reed has . suf.
hcent number of republican
friends to make John e.. Grant
alOsk like thirty cents" on the
9Th day of November, if they are
around to show their resentment
of the treatment, accorded to her
by that chivalrousG and unpur-
chaseablei representative Of the
people. It remains to be seen
whether republicans, calling them
selves respectable, will stand for
any such treatment of a good wo-
san.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

- FEW O6404D321O 4O&4Ds
Mr.. E. j.. Justice, in a speech,
gives a beautiful presentation of
the cherished ideals of the Re-
publican party:
The insurgent Republicans In
California, Kansas, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Michigan, Washington,
Minnesota and Maine are In re-.
volt agaihstt the Republicanpolicy
of protective tariff 1trustss rail
road discrimination, extortions,
central bank and subsidies, which
are the means by which the peo-
pie are robbed, just as the Demo
Gratis of the South are In opposi-
ton to their schemes, and for ex-
actly the same reason.
The republican party in North
Carolina il fighting with Taft,
Root, Cannon, Aldrich, Crane,
Morgan, Rockefeller and other
Representatives Of the interests to
control the government against
the people. On this issue patriots
of all parties should side with the
Democrats. Morehead, Grant and
fCowles never voted against Aid
rich and Cannon on a single, pro
position, and did vote against the
insurgents on every propagation
before congress, and their votes
represented the views of Butler,
Hicks, Holton, Adams and the
other men who run the Republi-
can party in this state. The
daily News well said of them,
editoriaAy. on September 10: eve
congratulate our three Republi,
can congressman on being level
headed and conservative enough
to stand squarely by the platform
and cherished ideals of the
party"
/. congratulate the Daily News
Fon It's candor.
Cherished ideals is good.
II The Payne.Aldrich bill is {
cherished ideal" A tariff rate
of 1O4 per cent on wooden seized
uies is Z Cherished ideal" The
rules Of the House, whereby the
,lSpeaker suppresses the voice o.
the majority as well as the mi
nority, is a cherished ideal
Tariff schedules which make th'
prices of American manufactured
articles lower abroad than a
{ home, is . cherished ideal"
The policy to exploit the peopl,
at home by the tariff instead o.
exploiting the world by legiti
mate commerce is a cherished
ideal of the Republican party.
1t is not strange that with sucl
a party Marion Butler should b
q Cherished ideal"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

The Democrats of Henderson
vile and Henderson county bau.
not yet descended SO low a. -
sacrifice principle for the prom,s "
Of a Federal building here and
any suggestion to the contrar~ :.
q reflection upon their political
and personal integrity. LOv,l
Democrats are not for sale At o..
price.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

bond syndicate 70 eollecf es.s5.s
bag bonds win be kept up as loes
as the holders Of those bon a. long
that Marion Butler has apy ME dsei
ence IN North Carolina. This !.
the year to smash their hone, e.
ever by smashing Butler
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

LIE is just like Judge Ewart
said in that public meeting at the
court house with Special Agent
Dietrich, the size of this town de-
,mands a~pOstomce building and
the post, Office receipts shops that
we are entitladto it.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
3 n,
1t daily becomes more apparel

Aat the looming back Of Marion
Butler is not helping the repub-
Hcan party in its futile5effort to
capture North Carolina: Butler
by his acts Of treachery, has lost
al former prestige except Ia re-
publican pow-worcs.t The people
want no more of him. Neither do
they intend that the State shall
pass enee again, into the hands OF
the republican party, which the
Butler influence democrats.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

If yonr poll tax is paid do not
fail to register for the election to
be held on the 9th Of November.
Your vote may save some demo
cratic candidate.