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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
Missouri Military Academy.

The graduating exercises of the
Missouri Military Academy Of this
city begin May % and continnc
two days. There are twelve grad
yates representing eight States
The list Of graduates follows
Graduates, literary science course
A. G. Helm, president, Oklahoma
c. B. Colts, vice president, Ten
nessee; D. B. Robinson, secretary
and treasurer, South Dakota; G.
L. Aid, Iowa; R. w. Armstrong
Texas; R. E. Heffner, Oklahoma
w. r. Hyde, Illinois; S. NJ. Ma
lone, Missouri. Business course: T..
z. Crumb, Texas; R. E. NJ. Evans.
Kansas; c. G. Legion, Oklahoma
o. w. Wyatt, Oklahoma. Com
mencement dates: Baccalaureate
sermon, May %, II a. M; class
day exercises, May %, 10 a. m
graduating exercises, May "a, 10
a. m.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
Cow Gets New Trial

Asheville, N. c., May 9Th,
Committee on Appeals of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in general convention, to.
Gay reported in favor of a new
trial for the Reverend Clyde W.
Cow of the Missouri Conference.
Mr.. Cow was convicted by his
conference of immortality and is
awaiting the result of the appeal
OF his case to the Missouri Su.
preme Court on a charge of man.
slaughter in causing the death of
Miss Elizabeth Gleason of Els.
berry, Mo, case tried in the Au-
drain County Circuit Court.
Miss Gleason was a daughter of
the founder of Elsberry. She was
a school teacher in Lincoln county.
Missouri, and the Reverend Mr.
Cow was one of her suitors. Sew.
eral months after he began his at
tentions to her the minister and a
physician of Elsberry were ar.
rested. Miss Gleason had died a
few days before.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
About the Weather.

w. H. Beal, who has lived in
this county since 1855, says some
folks are mistaken who have
been heard to mutter that this
stormy weather of rain; snow and
frost cheats the world" Back in
1852, in Indiana, he remembers a
cold spell killed the fruit when APP
Piles were as large as marbles
cherries were just ready to put
on their bright scarlet color.
April %, 1852, in Kentucky, ice
froze a half inch thick, killing
all the fruit. About 1872, in Au-
drain county, in April, the locust
trees were in full bloom when
there came a cold blast from the
north and withered them. No
fruit that year. 1t is better here
this season than any of the con
ditions above. There will be some
fruit. We have been scared worse
than we were hurt.
@, w. Erisman and Russell
Watts, two mighty good friends Of
the Message, renew for the paper
this week
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
Barn Burned.

The large barn on the Lawdel
farm, east of Mexico, was de.
strOyed by lightning Tuesday
night. The farm is occupied
by VIM. Mansfield and family.
Mr.. Mansfield lost a quantity OF
corn, hay, etc., and some farm
machinery and other articles.
Mrs. Mansfield lost about 1G
setting hens-200 eggs under
them. The roof of the barn
was very open and the light
ming caught in the hay. Mr..
Mansfield's loss Is about 800.
Miss Julia Mansfield had dream
ed of a fire only an hour or so
before. She thinks it was a
kind of premonition.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

No. |, For Kansas City. Omaha,
Ottumwa and Des MONIES 1904 a. m.
No; z, For Kansas City and points
West .......... ............. 2.3O n ~
No ID, Moberly Accom- ......11:33 a, m.
No: 3, For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs, Ottumwa and Des
MONIES i2:06p.m.
No. 9, Colorado st. Paul Limit
~ ted -----------------5:09 p. N.
No. 81, MOberly Accom-. ......0:2s p. m.
NO. 70, Local Freight. ..lO:OO am.
CDaily Except Sunday
J. D. MCNAMARA
g. P. A. st. Louis, Mo.
|. NJ RICHARDS,
Agent MEXICO, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
w. NJ. White.

The Elks' Convention to be held
in Mexico June 16 and II promises
to be the biggest event of the kind
held in the State this year. The
city's keys (and dippers) will be
presented TO- the antlered guests
early in the game by Mayor Potts.
Norman Vaughn, president of the
State Elks Association, will ac-
cept the hOnOrs and the fun will
commence. Mardi Gras and
Merchants Carnival, receptions
and balls, the Elks Mammoth Min
strels, dress parades, base ball
games, horse shows and dozens of
other events will follow in close
succession, while four military
bands engaged for the occasion
will furnish music en- semble and
otherwise.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
Mr.. Cooper Returns.

George Cooper of Thompson
who mysteriously disappeared last
Monday a week ago, returned to
his home Monday night of this
week. 1t appears that he became
suddenly deranged and wandered
away, when coming to himself
finding himself in Pittsburg, Kan
sas. Neighbors had raised 5000 to
bear the cost of a search for him
His family and the entire com.
munity are rejOiced to know of his
return.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

l, j. Head, mail carrier at Cen
tralia, in his rounds last Saturday
came near being drowned in a
swollen stream. He was whirled
100 yards down stream an I
lodged ON a wire fence and there
was enabled to S e himself. The
mail sack be was Tying was lost
in the water.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Stevenson
are enjoying a visit from their
relatives, Mrs. Mary SurlS and
daughter, Miss Georgia, of East
Liverpool, Ohio.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Ed. O'Brien, James 0'Brien,
James Quinlan, NJ. Gregory, Oscar
Smith and Father j. j. Dillon are
among those from Mexico who at
tended the State meeting of the
Knights of Columbus in St Louis
this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
SOME CASH; SOME NEWS.
David s. Beam renews.

David s. Beam renews.
s. j. Bishop changes the address
for his Message from Rush Hill TO
Benton City.
o. T. Howard changes his all
dress for this paper from Strother
to Hamilton, Mont.
Prof. s. L. Mapes changes his
address for the Message from
Martinsburg to Laddonia.
j. w. Atkins hands us a dollar
and says it is ours to keep the
Message coming to his address.
Miss Alma Keiser, late of Mex
leo, now of st. Charles, former
teacher in Audrain, subscribes for
the Message.
John E. Atkins southwest OF
TOT n, subscribes. He says these
warm days is the salvation of the
y0Iung corn.
yClaude l.. Barnes, at Emmett,
Idaho, sends us one dollar and
s3lys, "Please shove my subscrip-
Il ion up another year"
Victor A. GilmOur, a former Au-
dlrain county boy, at Pomona, Mo,
fsends us a dollar for the Message
| and says he wants the news.
DR.. N. B. Barnes, formerly OF
this county, now located at EN-
NETT, Idaho, renews for the Mes
sage and writes us this note: eve
feel as tho we could not get along
without the Message, which brings
so much news from home"
G. c. Lucas of Santa Fe was in
to see the Message this week and
renews for the paper. He says the
Santa Fe public is more anxious
than ever for that electric rail
way. Says he, himself, would
come over to Mexico every week if
he could come on the cars.
The following are late new Mes
sage subscribers John w. Rosser,
j. w. Douglass, Farley Campbell,
G. NJ. Hundley, R. w. Hunt, Miss
Clara Mallory, Mrs. Annie Can
nell and o. F. Donovan. The latter
says the Message is the best
country paper he has ever seen.
The following are recent renew
ais for the Message: R. S. Spots
wood, A. B. Hale, Robt. Platte,
Mrs. j. d. Morley, Geo. II. Miller,
w. E. Spencer, Harvey T. Powell, !
Harvey Miller, Godfrey Zaugg,
Price Marshall, John NJ. Young,
H. T. Painter, Harry Worley, r.
McMahan, j. E. Gass and Mrs. N. |
A. Smith.
Our thanks are due Philip Shire
who pays for the Message for 4
year to go to Mrs. Lizzie Voight at |
Mt. Olive, Ill. Mr.. Shire says the
Hessian fly is in the wheat fields
in his locality of the county. This
fly is a sister of the chinch bug
and its havoc in the grain fields IS
similar to the mischief of the
chinch bug.
o. F. House of near Wellsville
was in to see the Message Tuesday.
He handed us a dollar from his
good neighbor, w. B. Langford, t.
renew the latter's Message suo-
scriptiOn. Mr.. House says there IS
a good deal Of interest down his
way in that proposed electric rail-
way from Mexico to Laddonia and
Middletown. His people want the
road
About 4I,a TIYnokbor
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Mrs. R. II, Green and little
daughter, Mabel, of Shackelford,
Mo, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Greens mother, Mrs, S. j. Ridg-
way, at Auxvasse, Monday. They
came and went by way of Mexico
and visited friends here also.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
Elegant Modern Residence

On account of removal from the
City my modern 8 room residence
on West Monroe street is for sale.
The house is practically new. IN
good condition. Hot and cold
water thruout the building.
Heated by hot water furnace.
Price reasonable-terms extra
good.
w M WhIte
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

The third quarterly Conference
for Mexico Circuit will be held at
Olivet church, Saturday and Sun,
day, May 21-22. Rev. j. NJ. Major
of Sturgeon will do the preach,
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Arnold EdmOnstOn. who has
been in the employ of the Govern
ment's Geological Survey, is n
Mexico on a visit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Mrs. James Riley of Ferguson,
Mo-, has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. t. L, Davenport, of the
Worcester neighborhood.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

25 per cent. reduction on MI
linery and Hair Goods at the
Bargain Place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12
AN EXPLANATION.
A Former Pastor of the Laddonia
Baptist Church Writes.

a few days ago in the Perry Enter.
prise:
The following statement has
been going the rounds of the pa.
pers of late, and last week it was
copied by the Enterprise from the
Mexico Message:
Rev. NJ. L. Bib, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist church at Lad
donia, who is now located at Per-
ry, who, it is said, few years
ago advocated free whiskey, that
is, to allow anybody to sell it who
wished to do so, has now come
out as an ardent advocate of State
wide prohibition.-Mexico Mes
sage.
Now, | do not deem it neces-
sary to attempt a defense of my
self as to my temperance record,
and ! am sure that those who
know me most intimately will noS
demand it. But some explana-
ton of the above statement may
be due to those who do not know
my record so well, especially as
it is intimated that 1 ga few
years ago advocated free whis-
key" and that l have "now come
out as an ardent advocate of
State Wide Prohibition. These
statements are true, but the man.
ner in which they are put is mis-
leading. I have always been a
prOhibitiOnist. More than a quar-.
ter of century ago l was on the
first prohibition committee we
ever had in this state, and was
intimately associated with DR..
John A. Brooks, (of Mexico and
Perry, afterwards candidate Tor
Vice-President of the U. S. on the
Prohibition ticket in the advo-
cacy of the first prohibition move.
ment we had in Missouri. So {
have not "nOw some out" for
something l did not formerly en-
dOrse.
AS to the matter Of free whiskey
| have advocated in the pulpit and
on the platform, the policy of free
liquor as opposed to legalizod
liquor.
More than a dozen years ago,
when the temperance sentiment
was at a very low ebb in Missouri.
and the saloon was in the saddle
in this state, l delivered series
of lectures in my pulpit in Chilli
Gothic on "Free Liquor VS.. Legal
lied Liquor" and afterwards was
invited to deliver these lectures at
a number of other places in the
State. 1t was not liquor in any
form that | advocated, but the
license system that / condemned.
| sought to prove, and l think sue
cessfully proved that the license
system is the most detrimental
and diabolical policy that was
ever inaugurated and advocated
men-that it is morally
wrong, politically wrong and
socially wrong-that it builds up
and protects and promotes the
most Internal business that has
ever cursed this wOrld-that to
turn liquor loose, taking it out If
the realm or law, which protects
it, and let it stand on its own de-
merit, would be a thousand times
better than to build around it a
legal wall to fortify it against a.
tack. LOCALIZED liquor has built
up the most monstrous monopoly
the world has ever known and pro.
tected it in its most internal busl-
ness of debauching the youth of
the land by selling impure and
poisonous cOncoctions at an out
landish price. 1t would be better
for all concerned to let the lion
out into the open arena, and les
society take its chances with him
NJ. L. BIBB.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

Home-put-up ice for sale any
time you want it. Phone or see
Robert Walter, Rush Hill, Mo At
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-12

20 per cent, reduction on Mil
linery and Hair Goods at the
Bargain Place,
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Sic crrcgte 0Hcutlide Mciuuns

Die oIts 9eo5a6tunq, oaB Die 8sg
ner Der Bottles Dsiien sTntereiien am be-
item f0roerr, beItGtiQt ii6 aud in uuz
ierem &anDe. Sin 8eiipiel bieriiir bic.
tet Die Dem aonoreb porIte9ence GiIenz
babn Sill. Die Sorporation3s sSenatos
rem batten fif bierfijr ibr 9roqramm
3ureG3tgelegt. Gle iahen pohl elm. bab
man rem 8oite etIpQs bieten miIIe;
bag molten iie audi betpi1iQen. Qber
Das Bi2tigite unb Wertbpollite ipQte
Dem 8oIte porentbaltsn rperoen. gu
oieiem 92huTe batt2n Die &orporQ.
tionsfii6rer i'm Senat bic .RaIen Qcs
30bIt" unD Qefun0en, Dap iie Die UNI
angenehmen SnIurqenten, bic immar
bios befiirportan, mas bos 8olt
brauht, iiberitimmcn tonnten. 9lqes
mar in idoniter GrDnung, ba ipielen
bic Giienb1bnen ourh 4ntiinoiqunq
BON b . 6eren 5rahtraten ben &ors
pDrationss sSenatoren einen bDfen
Strei6. ou 6ierDurh Die &om6indtton
8ertriimmert Doroen 1T. Gine 4nsQ6l
Senatoren, Die Iid auf bas Gorpora.
tiOns programm Derpflidtet 6utten,
bdbep 2tn3eigs eritattet, bag lie ni6t
i6rem 8eripreden 9emGB itimmen
t0Hnten uno, 10 leiD es linen aud t6ue,
qe3punqen ieien, iih auF bic Seite Der
esHiurgenten 3u ihlaoen. Seitoem Die
hoheren 5ra6traten anqemeloet limb.
mare IS politifhsr SelbftmprD, nidlt
bic itrenQften 4ontrolmabregeln oeqen
Die @iIenba6ren 3u unteritiiben.
Senator 2llDrth por 8booe Sslano
unb feline groBtupitaliitiifen aolleoen
betdmpften nit be5onoerem gifer bag
amsnoement oes Suupts Sriurqenten
Gummins BON Soma, ouB sine grbDe
hunq Der 5rahtraten niclt porber in
Strait tretsn ioae, als bis bic Ser
febts sSommiffion entfthieben bat, boB
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Ser neue Yrins pon @ales.

als Glielt.s BON feds ainbsrn pErs
be Der kbioe prIns Don Wales am %
Suli 1894 eeboren. gei Der 5aufe
enpfing CT bic Ncmen gouarb alberi
ghriitian Geora anoreos pntrid III.
bib. unb kbitrer lpurbe Su ieinsm
Spisnamen in Der t0nielifen gamlli.
sliIe, Die bisber nit Sung Tlpio" ii
geriihrnua iomeH, periidern. oab {,
Elm Iebbafter, aufetlpedter iunaerWann
fti. Der pieI Sinn fiir esiunoen bus
NOR befibt nnb Die Qeute burh isi.
sepinnsnbes l6dtln fur Iid .in.
nimmi. Gr IoD in pieler 8e3iehune
aonis Gouarb VII. ieiaem Drobrd
Ter. dbneln. b.fen 2i.blingssntel 9,
mar. Rod Bis in bic ests 3eit bine;r
nabm G6nia Gbuurb an 9[ism. ipas
bic Gr5xbung bes jebieen Gronprirs
sen bes briiiffxn Weitreidss angling
arobtsn 4ntheiI, uno Is ipurDs fin
ben priH5sn Gpuuro ieiH Grsisbtr al
oenemnNn. ltin ipiftiatr Shritt nil
8esus auf ben lInierrihi unternonl,
men. Der nihi aupor bic beionbere gu.
i!immuns Gonig Gounro's erbolifH
bate. DiSie AntbeiInobms ots 5tD.
niss. bie fih incn In Der eriten sSussah
ots pri1jeH etaeisi bate, lisB aud
nihi mad. nIs prin5 gouorb Osborne
college nnb Darsmcutb RaDaI golI.J.
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be5os. prins Gbuarb bat BEL perihiss
bsnen Gsleeenbeiten bereiis sirle uift
oeip0bnlihe Rebnersnbe ee5eigt.,
Sin tleines geihihtfen Seigi, ba5
lie ibm ihon ole tleinsn andben sigen
mar. 9d mar er zines 1nges su eintr
GinDergeieui6dft eineelooen iporos1,
bic cine Tame Der 6ofseieufddft Dsrs
nnitaltet bate, uno BEL Der bic ainbsr
allerlei 9sihente erbiel.en. Gonig
Geora V. bolts fsin S0bnhen periSns
lib aus benz 5auie Der 0aiigeber:n
ab unb fragte es beim 5inausseben OBJ
Is iib benn auf bebontt babe. ssS,a
Der 5reuoe unb bti ben pislfahsn aufs
regunsen bss Sseites bate Der iIslns
grins bds ndtiirlih pergeiien aber
ihnen gefabt srtlsttsrte Ger alsine ben
ndhiten Stubi unb belt an bic GAIT
qeberin cine rihti1e fleine Dnnfssreps.
so Elm tlsiner Vibtsnub," iaats iein
guter ldhsIno. der rebei ia iebt IhoH
beHer ois ih!" auf Osborne Golltae
errang iich prins gbuaro balb bic
Snmpathien nller ieiner Witihiiler, od
er bel ieiner 8eleasnbeit Elm Spislp.rs
berber mar. 60 ianoie i6n zines 5ds
aes Elm oltersr Witihiiler aus, ibm
eine Diite aonfett einsutauieH. Der
prins fiihrte Den quftrdg aus unb
brnhts aud bds iibriae 8elb snriid.
IS mar Elm 5breepeneeftiid. .geh1l.e
oas, mein Sunge," iagte Der auftra3s
oe6er nit arokartigsr Wlisne, uno
grins gbuarb ftsdte Die Miin3e nit
Gdnt Elm.
alrslih befonb er iih nris f.inen
eitern in einem 5heatsr uno fpobrle
elmer goritetlung Der ,2uitiaen Wiits
me" Bel, bic er bereits niht penissr
dls 3pan5iqmal aeiebsr bat. Der
BittiperipaIssr ssfieI ihm 10, Sob sr
thn iebesmal. fpenn sr aus bem Sr=
DIETER herauft0nte. tsiis mitIumuiie.
ShlieRlit ober iteiasrts iit iein Gnis
aiden 10. bah er, un6etiimmsri um bic
lddenoen 9Iide, Die aus BEN gnr.et
5u ibm berouftamen, bic Weslpbis Iali
mitIang. ShlieBlih mubis iid iei1s
Wutter ins W2ttt.l leaen. iih su ihm
umuenotn unb ihu NIT elmer gamble.
tpssuns gum aeifsriiusen oufforbern.
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Gin eleftriides 0eipcnit.

einsn reusn, bisber nod niht bas
aetueisnm 9dunertrid hdben stpsi
fran3oiiide Sfieber, fpie man aus
paris fdreibt. nit pisl GrfoIa prottis
3irt, unb es III ihnsn gelunssn, su be.
fpelisn bob es nod pisI BON bsnsn
oiebt. bic nint oIls psrben. Qdul Bar
leg unb Worims 5arlancourt tporen in
paris 5tpet libel berii6tiate Snbi.
piouen. bic init Der poli5si bersiis
nshrfot 3u thun echabt battsn uno be-
nsn Der gooen Der 5duptitaot cfItns
bar 81 heiB ssporbsn mar, bssbalb
htdsen tie einen neueI grobartigen
plan aus tno perlegtsn ibre 5bdtige
'eit outs 2dno. Jruntreih, insbefons
oere bic Rormunbie. ipirb alIidbrli6
bon tnglif6sn uno omsritaniIhen
5ouriiien geraoesu iibsrIhnsmmi,
tpeI6s baielbit niht alltin bic lamb
IhoitIifen G6onbeiten bspunbsrn,
ionbern aud bic sablreiten aIten
ShlOiier gu beiuden pflsgsn. Die bsis
ben Sauner batten nun In bem einiam
Selsgsnsn gbaIt bon goinnilIe further
cine abaslesene. baIbpsrfduene Ruine
sntoett, Die bishtr BON oemsgrembens
itroms unberiihrt oeblie6eu ipar. I'm
ein<n Spottprcis gslang es ibnsn, ben
altertbumliheu 8au bon bsm friiheren
Sefber. slntm gausrn, Al srtperben.
uno nun ksann ihr itlau oneeIeates
Wanoper. Dit einigem anpitdl, oas
ben beioen neuen .5tIobb.rren" sur
8erfiiguns Ttnnb, itaitstsn lie bic nod
srbaltsnsn RGume notbbiirftis nit eli
niesn alien ober gum MinbeIten alt
dusitbenosn, tpenn audi burfdus nift
ehien Wobeln aus unb iGufen nui
oieie Weiis einsn intsreHantsn gbel.
ilb. sJn eeIhidtsr Weiie tpuBten tie
ourh nllerIsi esbeimniboole Geifi6s
ten Re.lame fir bag Sdtob su mas
den, unb paul 8arles trot itineStsli:
ais aoiie[lnn an. galo tpurbe eas
ShloB oos 3isl sahlreiher Gsremoer.
go oft 8eiuher ontamen unb bon btm
9diteQar berumeefiibrt lpurbsn. ipubie
UNiSN i9ttth ouH ttltlA IuIl4IttAtlYtEI
G6lobRipenits su ersGblen, 10 iiber.
Ssugenb. bab man ihni slaabts. unb
ipenn ar bonn eebetsn tpuroe, bas Bes
fpenit ieben gu laiicn. 10 lisB er Iit
natiirlih sesen ouberorotntlih bobe
lrinigeIoer beipegen, um Wiitsrnaft
bic 5remoen su bem oerfalIenen aor.
rioor Su fiibren. 100 ts .ipntts".
Shlag IL ubr srihitn bann audi itsts
in Der 5iniiernib cine unbsimlihe Or
ideiHung NIT gliibenben Nuaen, bn
Ioutlcs bercnfdm. orobtno ben rsttm
arm bob unb bann lpieoer perihpane.
Den Beiuhern gruf:lie. ober ne paren
5ufrIeben. Hismano fam oui ben @ss
bonten. oas 0sipsHit ndber su untsrs
iu6eu, bis enblih bic goli,ei Der
bofi i6opfte. i'm SdloiIe cine senous
6ausburhiuhung ptronItalists unb
ccrauf fam. oob bGs 0efpenit nifts
anberes f<i, nls cine NIT elettrisit6t
burh sinen 4tiumulaior betri,b,ne
fFigur. bic auf Stienen rolIts. T,r
Sput bat nun Elm stri6tti6es Ruhs
Ipiel.
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Sm Senat tauhte anlGbliG)
Der Slottenz8ertpillisung fpieosr oas
alte Mdrhen duf baB 0eutfhtuno a5s
ithten uuf Siioamerita babe. 8ur!on
BON S6io ppllte itatt Der 5lpei pDrges
Itlndenen Gredbnouehts pur einen 9ss
baut Ieben uno idete, DAB bic SSeans
bic bette StuBpebr res 2dnoes leten.
0arauf fra9te i'm Der rpeiIe @alIin~
ger BON Rep SampIbire, oh e8 n;dt
1pobr lei. oab IcpiGlid uuiere 5lotte
9eutidlano odoen obgebalten BABE,
0ano uuf Suoamerita su Iegen. 2Bo=
rauf Burton Die lpeiie SSrage ebsalp
oumm beantluortete, baB @nglano ano
Srantrsih 02utidllano niht eeftattsn
piiroen, in SipQmerita einsuoringen,
0euti6lono hot gu teiner 3eit periuat,
iih in SGoamerifd fsit3uIesen, abr
BON Seiten GnQlonos lit Dos mehrmais
qeIteten uno Der 8eriucb niro nit 0er
lluterItE bura 5rantreihs pieoerholt
peroen, iobdlo iere 26noer finben, olb
mir niat tart Qtnug Iino, un5 gu peh>
rCn. Die Gielei BON 0alltn9er uno
Burton teIt2bt 1uriR, DAP fie N
Gsutin!anO sipsn Teiro uno in Den
beioen duoeren 2Gnberu 5reunoe crs
bliten, pGbreno bic Sa1e lid gen1u
umoetebrt perbGlt. IS rp0re oabsr cine
itrGflite NufIGIf9teit, rpenn mir un5
Qe1en Die beioen 2Gnocr nitt poriebtn,
sumol linen Der @eQ in bds 6er3 ber
Der. Staaten ourh Die GroffnunQ beg
Banana &anaI3 oeebnet tpiir0e.
SdlieBlih brduc6en mir nod cine itarz
te Ilotte, um bic Sntegritdt Gbtnas
Al pdhrep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23
Tred Bis 3um Ietten atbem:

Sre6 bis 3um Iettcn 4t6em
3uQ lit oas W}otto Der Stanopotter, ME
aus ejnem 9orQan1e i'm nationalsn Re
pr0ientartenhauie 3u erieben 1T. Der
Stadt MaTauuIett5 1T in iein2n srs
nerblihen @erb6ItniI7en in 0robenl
Mabc ouT Das canaoiite 9}dtburIano
anQeUjeier. Curh ben leBteu SariI
paren Die 6onOeI5be3je6u SDjihen
g2ioeu beoeutenD perihlehtsrt poroen.
Der pon ZEN Staropatteru 10 pieI1s~
rii1mte 4riiQelparQqrapb Bate ben Ga
naoiern nidt inn Mlinoeiten imponirt.
sic IaiIen amarjtQnjite BQarer niht
2u oenIeIben 3ouen Ipjc fran3oiiih:
herein, aus bem ndhelieQenoeu 8runoe,
ouB mir ihnen teine Aon8eTipnen oes
nofrtsn, ME Trantreit. I'm nun ben
6anoeI pon W}ahatIuietts gu retten.
unterbreitcte Der &oRqrcB. ReprdIenz
tart glmes aus ienem Staate cine pon
73 WittQIiepern nes 6auies unter3eihe
nate ReIplutton, pelhe e fir min
itenspertb un0 nothnenoiq ertlort,
einen 6anbeIspertruq nit Ganooa ubs
3ui1IieBen. Tieie ReioIution puroe
an oas &ommittes fir m}ittel unb
0ege 0erDieien. beIien IoriiBer Der
Gr3=Stdnopatter Sereno &. Qanne Don
J}ep 0ort lit. CieIer nubm bic STE
IoIution ent1eqen itstt2 iie in irqeno
Elm Shubfah uno bamTt mar ss obces
taan. Iuriiber fts1tc ibn 8eprdientant
Nmes in oIiener SjBun9 CUR Reoe
poruuI SeremliIjmus 9aone ihm tTbL
dntmortstc. er lei entItieoer oaoeQeu.
Dab biz IoriFiro1s nieoer ouf1eroLlt
peroe. Golden WanIden tDiro bic re-
pubIItaniIde 9artei es su3uihrejben
bober. caB lie pom 9oIte 3u9erout
njro. Der 1artf 1T 10 eleno unb be
uijnfti9t bic Iruits in fold ihGnbiiher
WeiT:, oaB er niht itneQ genu9 pieber
reDioirt Dercer fam. Denn cabsr Die
R2publttarer i'm GcnQreR ni6t ernit
lite AnItreroun1en MAIDEN. I'm Gus
ben mabQetenoen 4us1hUTen bic
St1n0potter 2u tcieitiQen, tpeI6e bic
Reoiiion Des Tartfs Derbjnoern, oorn
miro cine anoere Yartei ben SQrif re.
oiolren.
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Die repubIifantin de Son-
pention pon Gunaboou Gountp Bat ers
tlGrt, oaB bic 2egislatur nlht pers
pftidtet iei, did tpteoer gum Senator
3u ndblen. 9lnoere Gount0 0zSonDen=
tionen ioIlten oisIem geiIptel foI9en
nm Die 2eoislaturpoblen uitt gu &c.
fGtroen, oeun cine 2e9isldtur, Die per-
pfIihtet pGre, Did lpieoer in ZEN sc
nat gu ititen, bdtte niht Die minoe'te
Wusiiht auf GrtpdhIunq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23

auf oas Bolt ipirb bds tetnen Ginbrud
MAIDEN. Sn oefen gugen 1T 8ullin9er
gerihtet, uno 10 langs er i'm Imte
bIsibt, pirb er ein 8leigeipiht fir Die
NbminiItration fein.