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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

Tcnge meo fig. Meiultatet blep, at
6drmcren giemte De $1,000, ban
bapoe paa fig, unoer Ell flor Sten,
bpilfet Den .6remmeoe mente bar oct
eneite Der mnber. SmitGnoiabeoerne
fitnoe gisres. ga Sarmeren paa
Siempeien iflIoe tage igien fine Yen.
&c, bar De tafiirligpis i%oripunone.
ut inbuiflet spsrssmaal. Serman
Spring peo Superior bIep forIeoen
dnflaget for at bape ifitot Short /
6reoningAtioen, % set melt grape.
renoe gepis moo BAN par to friife
SiortcIfino, Der fanoteS b9neenoe /
ct al bans uobuie. "a Iommeren
piIoe babe reoe pua, bporleoes bisie
Snoer par fontne | bans 8eiiobelie,
i6oreoe Inflaeeoe, at 6unoen bapoe
bragt Den enc biem til @aaroen, men
bporoon oct bang iammen meo Den
nnoen Sub, fiinoe ban life | giebIif.
fet iorflore. Spring piite iis at babe
ioa lioen Gpelie I at ontgaa 9open,
at 9ommeren LOB ban gaa meb en-
minbre Mulft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Moresen ct: 9forit @arelaser, 6renhien 10, &rifiania, Norae.

Srneten for Geoen npie forbnnben
meo Sroen paa BET opernaturlige.
WtadpengaS.S tammen, Der bar lie.
ret fiernt fra al &ulturpaapirfning,
er poa oct Bltnft belt anoerleoes.
9e bar life Sen ringeite llbebag peo
@erpring meb ct Sig og bebonoler
fine opoe uben nogeniombelit cere-
monieae Senipn.
Set er alminoeIig Sfif hos benz
gonife iimpeIt og faite De oeee |
8loOen iom 6ebe for Siifene. Set
fplgcr bcroi iom ganife natrrligt, at
bette 1Solf life tror paa npget egent-
Tia forfeit Sip efter Geoen, / alt 6olo
life Ell SilbnaefomIt al ben meiiiie'
ifeligc SipI til mt Sip. paa Soroen
euer biniioes. Ceres Spfattelie al
Siulen er enoog meget primitip, tbi
Sc tpnfer iig Den tageroe Spbolo /
en- Short. Siortene er oerfor alle
iagtireOeSe. Eaa Spsrgsmaalet ON,
bpoo oe mente, Der blep al Sl9len,
iparebe Iigefrem: "Slet iltet; naar
ben er naaet inb / Shorten, iaa er Oct
Sermeo hut" auieepel tror De pan
en- encite @uo, iom De faloer
"Soicci" eaer "SimIens fore
Iano", iom De bebanoler ret lige'
gploigt og buerfen oirer til eaer op'
icnoer Bonner til, tbi De mener, Of
@uben noooer at b~eifi9ftige Jig meo
Soroenpcir % Regnpeir befpmrer
iia meset Iibt ON Sorbolbene / Ser
Sn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Gu beiDnoerlia
NoIfefamme.

DR.. Sorabee bar i oct omerifanife
antifpariife SeIifab gipet nogIe WeS.
b%eIelier ON en- / pisie Senieenoer
beipnbcrlie SoIfeitamme Matpen'
gas, Der Ieper / Sen sitIiae Gel al
Terr, meIlem 6oben al Goroiuerne
% 6Ioobrcooerne al ben epre lilo.
bali 90 llrnbomba, bpor Stammer
isrer en- ret i~ioIeret Silur9relle.
Stommens iremtr9oenoe 8aratter'
frGf er Sens iorbanienoe Mansel
paa 6rpst for Gsoen. gngIt for
Seben % Sfpbeb ~operfor aibeoe I'm.
Ger man ret nlminaelist = sanife
piit / ringere eIer itsrre @roo
hos ale SoIteiIas. paa ale aiiltnr'
trim 90 ! ole SanSe, % ret beiet er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
fig iioite Seit fslgenoe SGnoelie,

fig iibite Ssit fslgeuoe SGnoelie,
iom pofte aIminbelig Spiigt:
S Ell Strife / Wabrio inofanbt Ser
Jig en- gftermi0oog UNDER 8uOstie-
neiten ct forlopet Gar, pg De ntge
fnnleoe ueo, tpbcligt nof / Den Sen.
iigt at bIipe piebe, life ret langt fra
Irniten, Der iorrettebe Sieneiten.
0eppe bapoe benne mprfet Oeres
Sorebapenbe, for ban, iom forfiilgt
al en- ono @anb, LOB berfra og raab-
te: Seq bar intet Jet, ieg bar intet
bsrt!" Set forifrGffebe Ear ifpnote
Jig efter ben flpgtenoe, andre YrGiter
ililtteoe iig forbauieOe til BEN unoers
Iige Sa9t, % BET fom til en- iaaoan
SfonboIe, at BoIitibetiente, Der til
fGlbigpis itob uoenfor &irfen, are.
iterebe gruoeparret. Sor CONNIE
rem forflarebe YrRiter, at Sc bapbe
billet forleoe 6am til at foreta9e en-
uloplig Gambling, og ban bapbe isgt
at unborage Jig oct. Gtrfeblabet |
Woorio baooe nenllig | Slutnineen
al September offentliggiort ct pare
ligt Gefret, ifslge bpilfet "Gaio-
miento por iorpreio" for Sremtioen
er ugplOigt.
Sioen ben Sib bar Sorplbrenc
@teo5olo for Somitolene, naar Ssr.
meme moo beres Billie bar inogoaet ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gnbru for nplig benbte set BOG, Of
en- una Eige / Ga @uarbia / Sen on
baluiiife Tropihs Saen bapoe for
lopet Jig imob fire SorGlores Gilie.
"a BEN ittge Iiges geoItefaoer Lao
for 9sben og mobtog Soframentet,
itprteoe begge 6e linge frem, fnGIeoe
foran Gr9iten og aflaaoe Sroifabs-
leftet; Tr9iten anmeIote Soger for
&etter, % sc uIopIi9t formGleoe
bIep Semte til 8Gngielsitraf. Ien
bette aiGrligbeOsorama iif Sog Ell
goo IiIlutning, tbi SeIter og Self.
inoen Hop ira Straiien SorGISrene
tilgioe Dem % GAP lit Samtpffe
iii sGsteifabet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
CRADLES Styrino.

% Spifere, gIeftrifer Gbriitoiier
@irtb og Sabrifant Gbriitoifer Beef,
bar opfunbet ct Sfib, buiS Waifineri
fan iGttes | 9ep9gelie eQer itanieS,
% buiS Stpreapparot fulbit9noig
fan lebes peo eIeftriife 9pGser, oper-
fsrtc fra 2onb 40 troaolsS Sci til ct
Nootagerapporat omboro paa lig-
nenoe Woaoe iom peo traablsS Selc.
grafering. @eo SinIp al DC e~leftri.
lie 9plger fan ogiao Ell &anol1 bli
aifpret omboro poa Sfibet % Sig.
nnItieneite bli uofsrt, baaoe meo
aloffe- % 2psiieuoler. glt bette
fan foregoo inoenfor Ell sfiiiouo al
Is en9elife Wil fra ben troaoIpie
Citation poo 2anb. Zen proftiife
Acknowledged al Den npe Spfinoelie
er Bit fonltateret peo pmfottenoe
Gfsperimenter paa 9~utSenbteid /
Nprbeoen al Hiirnberg meb Wotor.
baaoen "Irins 2iibmig". st Eien.
bione meooeler bsrpm: Seq bar
operppret oiSie interesiante Sorieg
meo Wotorbaaoen, iom blep fulo.
ItGnoig Itpret % mnnspreret peo
SiGlp al troaOlss Selegrofering.
Scb min gnfomit loo "Irin5 CUB
mig" urprlig poo &anoet uoen ct
Wtenneife omborb. Nlll0ielig aim.
rebes en- &anon ira 9aaoen, Moto.
rem iatte iig | 9epGgelie % orep
@aaoen raif ireniab / forifieIlige
&etninger, oft eiteriom Gurien for.
onorcbeS al ben uipnIige Stprmano.
Iaor "GrinS 2ubpig" nprmlebe iig
en- 9aao, gap Den peb SiGlp al Slof-
ferinening Signol ON, bporpiOt ben
pilbe IGgge &llrien til Stprborb eaer
9ogborb. gfsperimenterre forfeit
tes ON slftencn, ga Signolerne for.
onorebes til 2psiignaler, og aiilutte.
bes meo, at Motorbaaoen Iagbes for
slnfer. osiaa pes SiGIp al uipnlige
arGfter, alt nofprt peo SiGlp al
Sert5'ife eIeftriife 9slger, ioun no
ienStes troaoleit ira 2anb til Moo.
tagerapporatet omborb og meo tor
tie Neiogtigbeb nofsrte oe forifiel-
Iiee Srbres.
Sisie Sorisq bar %foreprig pGret
nsie fo~ntrcleret al tnlrige Sagfpn'
bise, iom ale bar uotalt iig / bei
@rao roienoe ON Dem. @irtb og
Beef bar ogion foretaget Iignenoe
Soriss meb ct Iioet Siiftifib, bpiIfe
bar liaeiaa p%eIlpffet. Ingaaenbe In.
penSelien al oereS Spfinoelie til nil
Iitpre Gicmco bar De ubienot islgen'
sc GrflGring: Sor Spiinoelie til
iieter InpenbcIie pes militere os
maritime Sperationer. %an pil laa'
Iebes peb benS SiGlp, noen at i9tte
Icnncifclio / 6ore, fitnne blofere
Snoieilinsen til Sapae, lGege SID.
miner % biri9ere Ell ltnoeruanos'
baao miot ino / en- iienbtlig Slaaoe.
Ct 9uftifib bill ftnne itpres ben ODER
iienotIiae Stininacr, at bpiIfe Der 40
outcmatiif Sci fon tages Sotoara-
fer. ener fra 9uitifibet neofaIteS
Bomber % andre GrpIoiipitoiie.
Sperbopebet er set flart, at Spfin'
Selien fan bIi proftiif %anpenoelig /
mango andre SiIiGIbe, iaapel | 2uf-
ten iom iinNer Gnnbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
WtaCpuntt.

SobnIun ErGiiocnt. SEQ set
Winleconne oibolote oorlige Wsoc
az Den rationale Screening al @acr.
brii9SIfoler er q. q. Sobnion fra
"a Grosle blepen palgt til Yr9iioent.
@%npcrnprcn fiebcr !Sicm. @llper.
nor Sonnes >. Gopioion bar fiebt en-
poffer HeiiocnS pod Hooieuelt 9(pe.
me ! Stougbton og ban pentes at
bile flpttc nio i~aainort bans Sermin
iom 8uperner or uoIeben.
SpSc | Nurgc. Mon bar / Storloh.
ton Iaoet llnoerrctning ON, at 9llo.
ptg alieIe, iom for ct Gar Mooneoer
lioen a~ireiIte Oerfra til Horae for i'm
SelbreoS SfpIb, er nigooet pes Is-
Den beriteoS.
Ercitcrnc fpttcr. GoIt. 8. z.
Na9ne, Der isr bar norif.o onif Me.
tbooiltprelt / SoIltoo, Winn., er meo
camille ilpttet til S%touobton, bpor
Dor 1llofnger FaIt. e. :. &ieIietbS
Yioos. Senne iioite er forilpttct til
81. Saul.
gnScn garsaulins af Surbbrr.
YIN 6armer poa Srend SsIono peb
"a Crosse bar / oisie Gage inbbsitet
jim anoen aarsapIius af Sorobnr.
SorobGrplunterne beapnote nemliq
Tor ilogen Sib iiben at 6IomItre GA
bTrer MI MODEM Srliat.
aanatcs spS / i'm scma. CHINA
SobnIon, ser bar omtrent i5 Ior
gnnmel % iom / 90 gor bapbc ar.
beioet iom Sinimeb / Morinette.
fonotcS iorIeben 600 / lin Sena /
Goodman, bpor ban for Sioen arbei.
oeoe. SG9erne erfIGreSc, at hans
|so 'fploteS natirlige aarioaer.
gaens asinranecpuliec. eSitb 9.
Illen. bpiS Wano mi o~fioner en-
Straf / 6TnaiIet / Sort 9eapen.
NORTH, aaniaS, for at bape beipeaet
Den fallereoe Nanf | Mincral Goint.
er al Stntens SpieItcret blepen iii.
fienSt lin WanOs 2ipsosiurancepo.
lice, ION Central @isconiin Tritit
50. | Gaenifnb al Heccipcr for @ar-
fen 9iorhc 8orbrina poo. goIiccn
pGroIatteS til $1,159.S3.
Tarmcrnc prutcitcrcr. Sooen an,
eooerloe Def al CONNER Siabee pp.
rettcoe SroinoseG iitrift / Srcm.
penIeol County oil bIipe appencret
til &oieitcret. ioet Normerne oo 81
ernc al Sonoct protcitercr moo al
loonon S%erlToning if0l foreqoo poo
ocnre StrGfnina, ser iom fsr
iiTnnt ligaer meIlem 9pen Srem.
pcaIeou og Gait @inona. Zen pr.
ientIigc Infe ipueS at prre, at en-
romGrfet Soatmarf pes Senne lis.
tnpnins bill bIipc eoeIagt.
Saiaa CIT Yarias. @iis Mooaic
Nfdif. ell llllglig | Sofpn OF Tarn,-
inatoL NOR ga GroSic. bar onlaat
Sog MOB @eorae Eiaif | 9lacf Hi,
Der Sails % iorlanaer $4,000 Sfo.
beScritatnine for britot Sgoteifabs.
latte. Smcnbitieut Sc TO bar iommc
Nopn er be boa life / Slpat. Oct
mGrfeIiae peb bennc Saa err imiS.
lertib Den @runb, Tom Yiaen onfe,
rer for at bare bcrettiaet til bennt
9%ritntnina. ioct bun poaItaar, at ser
meaen Sora pper 6en rtroe airreit,
bar paafert benoe - @Iinhtormsbc.
tGnbelic. Sogen ifoI behonbles pef
nGitc GetSteruiin t @Iacf Hipe,
Sails.
Gn 3epeitres. Sam Sbopen, CT
6armer uGr @iroaiia, ifuISe Ell Sac
ioretoge Ell Heiie til ga crosse 10,
at uniere enSel 6orretnineer. Goc
@eien fom ban iislse meb en- per
iremmeo Ianb, Der taIte ON ole 8,
Sorer oa 6riitelier. iom Inreoe poe
cnbper, Der fom iii Storbpcn, 90 a,
man ioraIt life maatte tase mane,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
mirbtpnn
Eraattra6feu saes.

Brasffrahfen Sges. Sn0til lite
Sftober belsb Sragttrafifen siennem
Soo.aanolen fig bette slar til 49,
S37,174 Cons, euer omtrent ii Wil.
Homer Cons mere emo / tiIiparenoe
Eeriooe forriee @ar. Reb Den fam.
me WGngoe for @eiten al glaret ionl
Der bar flor bill S~otalbeIebet for
ioar riaa op til CT @iQioner Cons
eIler nj Wiaioner Cons mere eno |
1907, Ga Srafifen por itsrre emo no.
g%cniinoe for, nemIig So Wiaioner
Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
Gn ertra fit 80 acres
SSarm tilialgS.

80 Gcres farm tiliaIes, FIN 3 Wil fra Serubanes
ltation, 80 6obs til en- MORT 9irfe, I2 NliI til en- iueuit
Strife. Il Wtl iii SauoeIsiteb, 2 RI til Gredmerp,
n9r Stole, beIigsenoe I CT beltffauotuduif ~yabolag,
pnrben or ben bebite man Fan iiube uoaetitebs, beitada
euoe al tort Mulo paa 2erbuRo. 30 Gcres or plpiet
% f4rois iii al inbi1aes uRite Sdar, 20 Acres inos
taaet meo 2lgper % Iimpthn. 20 NcreS SauHegang
Tom er beuortt meo fin "baroipoob" Stpo. CT crtrd
goot 8 BGreliers Sus, bngget meo bepfte Sort Wdtes
rtale os er | ertra gpo Stauo neo gpo GemeutiiGlocr
16x24. Quiet or brgaet pan apo Stengruno oa CT ct
soot Sus ale Seuieenber. 81 aoot @rauarn Sus
16x26, mt bpaaet. Stdlobnauingcu or noacnluuoe
COB Stano. 6arneH bar oesnoeu andre aooc aohus.
= aooe Brsnbe reb gpot Bauo 5armen bar ale be
gobr 6prpeIe Tom en- 5arm tan hdue. On De tpmmer
% Ter oeHne Sarrt, ida ital Be iinoe ben iom ben &c
a%oerteret. Si betaler ale Observation-Disclosures for bore
&inoer uuoer Ttber be er Der 90 bcier bore 5Sarme,
ON be tipber 9auo eler lille. 9riieu paa oenne 5Grm
er fuu 81, 500.O0. paa rineli1e 8ctnliu9suiliadr. Jor
uRrnere uuoerretniue iilifrtu
TUE Ihun nnmnauv Mu,,o Ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
SbSpcpTa.

SSo iea | tire Raaneeer bar taset bine un'
o%erfulee 'gascarets~ ps blepeu belt belbreoet
ipr Iareiatarrb o. Spspepiia. trpr ies ct
1pppra ifploes "Gascarets- for oeres uuoer'
lube Sammeui9tnins. Seq bar taset
mango andre iaafalote Mioler, men uoen
% leg iinoer. at Gascarets liaorrr
paa Ell Sas. eno ale andre. jeg bar
iagst, piloe ajere paa ct Iar."
Sames Rc0Sune,
10s Mercer Ct, Seriep gitp, v. 8.
rstaaeIiss. ssIimaseaee. fraFtise. Smaatt
aooi % pirlcr spnt Glsr alhris ins, ipGffer
ener rtper. Zoe, CSC, zoe. SGlag3 TIM
9Jiter. Te rgte Tablets CO ifemgieoe CCC.
0aranteres at beIerree sner %euscne tiibast. sis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

lin ganbioripning fra oennc CLIP, %
BET er berior al @igtigbeo, at en- til.
ItrufieIig Ganou9ngoe bar irit Ssb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11

a.: "Niiu Some = tru er Tom Ben
rene Champagne, fertilizer ies biel"
g.: "Sna pirrenbe?"
a.: "Rei, iaa opbruieuSel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
"1uIeffiernen"
Dor NuIcfaSic fan ioar

belle Sc yoreneoe Stuter. ga perlne tun tnpehoIDer aes
er life ian erboloes an1erifa. er oi iifter paa, at benuc
ar trnft os ben itore @lGbe bet bill p9re for bore 9anbss
er iont, ba De er %forarbeioet De Suer norie 5iem belle
dmle 2anb. = Spor bill life 8arreaniisterue trade, uaar
Yreient ira bet 2ano, boor Sar oe 9lor Ienebe. ba be bar
benne @lGoe til Sui allie 5 iom fiber / bet belle Garet
Yriien er oberorbeniIs sebisent ps p~rrbifuIot. Ser fer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-11
UcrrmGnrt

~erbcloes birefte tiIfcnbt fra Toree til nrrurette Yoitdn'falt op,
oi8ne ScIparbeioer. Sanubnrbeioer oe IrGiflrrerarbetoer,
aaS'e oil bare ii9rfommen til Sul / allie npriie 2len1. vi
ntGno bcroper at mootaae en- aasie mneo Ggte norffe SnlegaI
SuIetrGet bIiper tanot, os be faar rbleperet hper lin fjeIone
imaa. og iori De bar bort iaa rnegct ON. Staf goer osrfor
riittot. Sfrip efter beine ausle. bps Sroeo!o 6orpolo III
Se abIolut ncioatiae BiIIeper meo BeIfrtpelle al Sogerne:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25

and which have no claim on the
theatre going public have no other
way to draw crowd than to advertise
indeecncy, and they have no other
channel than the billboards The bills
withNwhich they stick a town. are
sometimes an Insult to the modesty OF
a decent people and to the morality
of society The removal of the posters
by the police is not always easy, and
their spread is hard to control, but
when the men who print the bills re-
fuse 10 circulate indeoency the nuis-
ance will be abated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25

was worth saying, but he said it--and
that WAS enough, tho people did the
rest as they will continue to do until
after the election. Upon the conclu-
sion OF his address at Paris seven
bouquets of flowers we're presented to
him by as many flower girls dressed
In white After the speaking Cone
was escorted to Roxton by a num-
Der of his friends in automobiles, and
there he made another trash-movins
address, and thence he passed on In
to other counties.
All this must be costing the Houston
Post great deal OF money-white
dresses and flowers for the little
girls, streamers for the stage, vacant
liquor saloons for the Campaign OF
Temperance and automobiles for Cone
and his friends; but the Post doesn't
care. 1t is making moro and more
money every day, and it is spending
It like the game chicken 1t is for the
election of Cone. Yet they say that
newspapers should keep out Of poll
tics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
GOLD AND MORE GOLD.

We never heard a man complain
because he had too much money. un-
less he belonged to that class which
is soon parted from its money. but II
we may believe what the statisticians
tell us. the trouble with America to-
day is that we have more money than
we know what to do with 1T Somehow
these stray billions do not come this
way, even in driblets. but they are
going somewhere and are flooding the
money markets Of the world until the
banks are overfowing, the corpora
tons bloated and the plutocrats are
charging their barns.
steadily and without intermission,
the mass of gold mined in the world
has increased in the last few decades
until it is beginning to have serious
effect upon other commodities. Dur
ing the years 1ss295, a period of four
teen years. the annual production of
gold, the world over. was about sl2S,-
100000. During the next fourteen
years. ending in 1908. the average was
$500, 100000, and during the four ye
since 1905 the annual output of the
gold mines has been about $780, oo,-
900 the year. The present seems to
be the banner year. With gold output
even above these figures for the
months already passed.
The more gold we have the cheaper
gold Is, and the more our mines yield
the more the real value of gold de-
clines. If ,ve were increasing in the pro-
duction of other commodities and in
manufactures in proportion to the in
crease in the gold supply, trade would
take up the surplus from the mines;
but as matters stand we have more
than we need. The things which gold
buys are going UP as gold goes down
and the mischief Of the whole matter
is that we cannot eat bullion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
pAnK DAYS ron CRY noNps.

philadelphia pride received an awful
blow and Philadelphia municipal credit
was sadly shaken the other day when
ii was found that the new bond issue
of s4,O00,00o offered by the town, had
not been taken. The bonds arc
to bear four per cent. and are prob
ably we'll secured, but bids for only
$4,000 were received. At the same
time Baltimore four per cent. city
stock. offered to the amount of So
100000, was almost withdrawn, owing
to the low bids made by men who
These incidents represent a curious
situation in municipal finance. and one
which is almost paradoXical on its
face. OF course. Philadelphia has
worse city government than Balti-
more-which is no great compliment
to either town-but if the rotten
municipal rule be responsible for the
failure of the city's bond market, it
is hard TO see why Philadelphia was
able, very recently. to sell three and
one-half per cent Donds at par, Wnen
New York City bonds, offered at the
same time, found no purchasers.
The explanation given for the fail
ure of the Philadelphia issue and for
the low prices offered in Baltimore
is q growing dlstrust in bonds. The
money market is firm. and business is
steady, but the reports of increased
gold production are alarming cautious
investors. They are afraid. in many
instances, that the steady increase in
the volume of gold will discount bond
Interest and will make four per cent.
gold bonds very poor return for their
money.
This is the view which nnanciers IN
some quarters are taking of the situa-
ton. but it is hard TO see how 1t IS
justified. Even if the gold supply of
the world increase so that it affect
hond- earnings, general interest rates
! will be reduced at the same time. and
| the standard of credit will remain as
| before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
.rHE PEOPLES CANDIDATES

AS the campaign in Texas proceeds
and the enthusiasm of the populace
knows no bounds, the Houston POST IS
pressing the claims OF Its candidate,
Cone Johnson, with great cleverncss
and almost pathetic loyalty. 1t does
not always appear In what 1t says
so much as in the way 1t Invariably
presents Cones case in its news col
umns. Last Saturday, Cone spoke from
an improvised rostrum in building
which was used until two months ago
as liquor saloon, and with his sup
porters seated around him on empty
whskey boxes, he pressed With all
the ardor of his nature the cause OF
prohibition. There was something
really dramatic in the mise Ell scene
all arranged, as we have no reason 70
doubt, by the local representative OF
the Cone johnson organ.
On the same day at Paris, Cone
spoke to 1900 stalwart people. lie
had the pleasure Of shaking hands
with many of his admirers as milf
tary band discussed Dixie" He was
taken through the residence part OF
tho town in an automobile, and met
big allegations of friends from Honey
Grove, blossom. Ben Franklin, Petty
Enloe and other places and when nc
finally descended the stand from
which he spoke. he saw large
streamer strung in front of him
bearing upon its sillSen folds this In
scription: "Noblest Roman of Then
All. Cone Johnson, the Peoples Can
dldate for Governor" II does no
matter what he said--as matter 9
fact he did not say anything INA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25

rumor upon which to base this story
IL true, 1t would he pleasant to recall
ut any time. and doubly pleasa ny ~
while the memory Of the late King is
fresh. Unfortunately. the story VIII
not stand close scrutiny. Had Lord
Salisbury wanted to declare war, as
senator Dcpew AYERS, he could not
have done so without the support OF
Parliament as we'll MS of the Queen
The former, as we recall, was as much
opposed to hostilitics as the Queen
was. and would cffectualiy have
thwartcd any plans made by the Ere
inier---if he made any
History Is not woven of such ia
brio as this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
"ExpLoITAT1oS.v

There is TO be meeting in Atlanta
on Juno ., 1t will be attended by
representatives. of the commercial
bodies in Georgia ito federate their
various activities for Gcorgias de-
velopment." THE psychological hour
has struck" we are told by the Con-
stitution, for Georgia to unite in such
campaign of exploitation as has
never been projected in any Southern
State.
For months past The Constitution
has steadily been driving away at the
sleeping Southern railroads, calling
upon them to do their part, to the end
that the tide of sturdy American
emigrants might be turned from Can
ada toward this section
1T Is equally incumbent upon the
people Of the South, OF Georgia in this
instance, to abandon their lethargy
and coordinate their endeavors in a
crusade aimed practically at practical
results
That's the right sort of talk, and
we like to hear IT.; hut what assurance
have the members of the commercial
bodies who have been invited to At
| lanta to aid in the work of 'cXploita-
| ton that they can travel with safety
! to life and limb? We Were advised
| only few days ago by the Constitu-
ton that there are & great many "po-
| tentially cracked wheels on the rail.
/ roads in that State, and we shuddel
TO think what may happen to then
If they make this dangerous journey
We think, upon the. whole, that I,
| would be better to hold the meeting ir
Richmond, there being no cracked
wheels on the railroads in this state
potentially" or otherwise. Besides
we should like to know why the Con-
/ stitution has "soured" on the railroads
i We think we remember this time wher
\ it and they We're very close together
Just so. Again, is 1t not the fact tina,
i Atlanta is because of the railroads
and having finished that town, the.
MAY think that it would be good polcy
10 help along some other places that
u nave not beenrso kindly dealt With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
WORRYING DAY TOO LONG.

The Rev. Charles stelzle. superin-
tendent of the department of COM
merce and labor of the Northern Pres
byterian Church, made a speech to the
General Assembly at Atlantic City
the other day. in which he asserted
that "the present working day from
a physiological standpoint is too
long. 1t keeps the, majority Of men
and women in a constant state of IA
tigue it leads to the craving OF
means for the deadcnins of fatigue
and induces drunkenness and other
excuses" Brother Stelzle seems to
have forgotten that some must work
while others pray. How does he eA-
pect to keep up the collections II
the industrials only work just enough
to keep themselves going. There must
be some unearned increment, so 10
speak, for the support of the insti-
tutional religion of these times.