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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
Werbdd)tiges syeuer.
5iIIs Stnatsfeuermaridau erpirit
einea paitteieal.

6ilfs . Staats syeuermariholI
MeOuinH ertpirits g.iisrn i'm poliseis
seriht sinen 5aftbsfebl sesen WihasI
WeBuer, BON Rc. 1920 Central Ape.,
unter Der antlage Der bosipi!Iigen
Saabefhdbigung. 4m porigen Gamss
tag 4benb brdnnie Elm Ghuppen bins
ter Der Wobnune bes Noibon ObIs
man, Ho. 1922 Central 0pe., untsr
perbGbtieeH llmltdnben nisber. Cine
unterfuhuns erscb, bab sin nanfsn
papier eegen bic hintsrs Wanh bss
Shuppens eelsgt unb ange5iinbst
iporbsn mar. Der Ginsangs ertpdbnte
6oftbefebl iuuroe I'm 3uiammenbaHg
NIT piefem Geuer erIaiItn.
Mebner tpurce aeitern 4bsnb psrs
baftst uno unier ber Ginadnas ers
rdbnteH 4ntlaae eingeiperri. Gin
3iHmergenoift bss Gefangsnen, glcs
mems We0inn. ibeilts Dem filfss
StautssGeusrmarihon NIT, bab Webs
nsr iih an bem Qbenb bes Jeuers zine
aerse bon ibm esborst babe. aluberbtm
iou WtebHer seitnnben habtn. Dns
Jeuer dHgeIegi SO hnbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
Cine 9iieienoemonitratio Der
Sufrasettes.
9 0 NIB o n. e. esuIi.

Noh cine 9emonitration Der SuFz
frageties! llnb biesmal cine. bic allss
bisber ouf oieism 9sbiet 0eIeiItete on
rumeriiher StGrte uHb pittoresier
aufmahuns ubertrifft. Die 9emons
itrdiion beitsbt bissmal aus brsi 3iis
gen. bic BON Often nad Weften ber
gum 5poepart, benz Renbespousort,
dufmarffirt tamsu. Die 1itlide Bros
5efion bate ii6 Defenders fein krs
auseepuBt. Gleih binter Der BERTHE
nen g}oliSei ritt bic Suffrasettes Oes
nerdlin 8rummonb, odnn folaten bic
GIT 5sIben bon 5olIopan uno anoeren
0efdnsnifen. anssfiibrt BON ben Das
men aanrsnecs uno paniburIt. 6iers
anf tamen bic WloImabhtn unb
6rauen nit pinisIn unb qnleiie, be-
nen cine lonse Reib bon beriibmtsn
Shanipislerinnen folste. Cine 4nsabl
Don flnbs, bic fir 5rauenrsnie eins
trstsn, bdiisn grobe 4boronungen ees
intft. Gbenio iporen bie syrduenz
,ehtlsrinnen Reuieelanbs, 2iuItras
liens, Siibofrtfns, 4merilds, Norpes
gems, DeutfhIanbs. ShpebeHs .Grants
reifs, Jialiens unb llnearns burd
Nboronungtn psrtreten. Die ,sren ers
fdienen Tn Orange unb eelben Gars
ben, nit sinsr pfsiferbanbe an Der
Spise. Der Wsftsug mar ebenio sable
reid ME Der bon Often tcmmsnhe,
otxr niht 10 mnleriih. Gr seihne.e
iih burh cine sroB, QnsabI biibfter
Banner unb r0milhsr Stnnbnrten
uus. s5n biefem 3ugs mar Der Ghliil.
fel CUR gsnsutung Der Concentration:
Die ennlih erfdkinenbe gereftioteifi
Don ben an Der Gruppe betkiliaten.
bic ~0trentigisit" fhiissnben Rsites
rinneH ftiirste mrs. 6olmss NIT ibren
fneu gtfporbenen pferbe unD biefss
iiberihIug fi9. etIs man bic Reiterin
uHttr bem pferbe berausoeurbeitst
bate, beities Tie. aniheinsnb nnperlebt,
idntibis iDieber bos NoB. 1raupanf.
burft unb Jrnu Cute marfd,irten an
Der Gpibt Der ~Wiiienfhoft@. Gtus
beHiiHnsn tn Gapps unb fIieaenbem
fdmnr3sn GholorenmanteI, Dpitorins
nen In ben bunten syoluItdtstronten.
baruHter cine grobe aln5ab! nrnuen,
bic auf benz Otbiete Der Grsisbuns sis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

in Wirtli6teit Iinb uns gar teine 8on@
5enionsn gen,aht tpproen, ober folae,
Die ablplut tpsrtblos itnb. Die aus
ipdrttsen MGrfte bdtten geoffnet per<
ben tDnnen, inbem mir ibnen itatt zines
3ouSufblass BON 25 gro5ent einen
45itrit BON Is Prp5snt esboten hdts
ten. 9arauf poilte Ilorih betunntlih
ntdt etngehen, ou Die Sruits uno Wlos
nppDIe alsounn utht bdtten ben omeris
tuntiden Martt nit iouperdner 8es
malt be6errfben t0nnen. Die Ttuits
perbeu m0oItderpeife ndhftens Die
greiie berabfeber, I'M ben ginnen>
martt pteber tauffdbig gu MAIDEN, dber
iobdIo bas 8olt friihe 2uft su
id6pfsn be9innt, piro ihm ubermals
Die 9sbIe 5ugeIduiirt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
ssreitas, ben 12. Iugnit 1910,


Die aIIidbrIih pieoertehs
renoe Gorge, pie ss NIT ben 8elobes
itdnoen i'm 6erbIt beIteLIt Ieiu miro,
bat ueridieoene Settungen peranldBt
cine umfruge ouriiber BEL ben BAN
Tiers i'm meiter, no Der 9eloeboarf
thinner am orireenoiten 1T, 3u oeruns
Ttalten. Die Qrtporten lduten i'm
Gu1emeinen babin, Dap cine ernitlihe
9slbtnapphett niht gu tefiirdten ite6e,
neil Die 9anten i'm Meiten 1hon fctt
Rngsrer 3eit ben areoit tur5 ge6dis
ten bdben. Die 8eThdftslage niro
fpebsr ais gut, nod aIs IbIsdt be3eihs
net. MitteImGBia iIt ungefdbr oas
rihtiqe Mort. Soqte niht Die 9erz
tiir3ung oes 8rebtts oa3u beigetrdgen
haben, bic GeIhGftsfuge ungiinitig jt
bestnfIufen? Wir iinD 9eneigt, Oieie
Sraee beidbeno 3u beantnorten uno
spur btittmmt. Die 8unten limb uber
ge3punger, ieoes Sahr, Denn Ous reue
9efhGft porbereitet tperoen foQ uno
geIo am brirgsnbften gebruutt miro.
btefes tnapp gu bsmeHen, neil es IN
elmer Gtnrihtuna fehlt, einsn momens
tanen sr0Beren gslobeoarf 3u befrieots
GEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
eokal.Dfrid)t
q. 6. Z. q.
geetuienss banIid)e geranoernneen
In Der Surnbane bef6loien.

Wenn binnen Monntsfriil In Der
Roro Cincinnati 3urnhaas Der Iurnz
unierridbt in fsinsm nollen nmfange
nah ben Sommerferien uieoer oufges
noumsn tpiro, 10 iperben bic zurrts
rinnsn unb 5urner bic alien RGums
Hnteiten taum tpieberertsnHen.
Ter 5urnTaal tpirb iih ihnen In
polia neuer 0eitalt prdfentiren unb
eiugebenoen 8eraHoerungen iperoea
gIeihfnlis bic 9aoeeinrihtungen I'm
HeIlergeIhob rnter5osen tporben feiH.
Die SnonsriFfnahme biefsr bduIiden
gerdnbsruneen tpiro bereits am tonls
msnben Montas srfolsen, oamit beim
8eginn Der 5urnidule 4lles fsrtisses
ftslIt lit.
Die plGne fir biefe einIdneioenben
8srbsiferunsen fpnrpen in elmer sefterH
abenb itattssbabten Sibung bes gdus
COMMITTEES sutgebeiben, bas iid aus
ben 5erren Satques 5elfferih. Sim
Smith unp Senrp 5oefle 5uiammen>
fsBt unb befsn 9emii6unsen natiirlid
bic 9prnahms bieIsr baulihen 8erGHz
bsrungen su oanten iit. Die 6erren
bonn stommittse fpubten bic 9iretios
ren bes 9ereins BON Der Rotbtpenbigz
felt Der 9erbeferuns gu iberaeugen
unb erhieIten buraufbin unumfhrdnts
te 9ollmaht, ibre eieenen pldns auss
3uarbeiten unb bisieIben burnfabren
81 laiIeu.
Die 9erdnb.runeen In Der 5urns
bale iperben barin beiteben, oab bic
sessupdrtisen se.iin6ten Wdnbe, bie
stneH niht seraoe eI.santen einbrut
MAIDEN, p0lIig perihpinbsn iperbsn
unb on ihrer Stelle iih bem 4use bss
8eIhouers cine tiinitleriih ausses
fiibrte Gubsrit ssfhnadpolle WaHbs
Dsrtlsioung bieteu piro, bic benz
Gurnindl un5tpeifelbaft elm iibtraus
Ihmudss 4usieben geipdbren tpiro.
Die 9abeeinridtung i'm Geller tpirb
p0lig umsebaut unc mooerniiirt mere
ben. 9abe3elien NIT Wormor ausses
legt unb ebeniolhe Gouhebdoer ipers
ben an Gtelle Der gegentpdrtisen Gins
ridtung erlteben unb auberbem tpirb
i'm 9eller tpie aud Inn 5urnIaal ie elm
blbf6sr 5rintbrunnen angebraf)t
iperben. Die Geiammtsoiten oiefer
DerbeFerunssn iinb auf etpa $500
Derani4lust.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
8ie faubgrt man bic Rseiss

Die lambert man Die ReeIes
runQ BON ben unlauteren GIementen?
1as iit cine 5ra9e, nit Der man Iih IN
SQinois nad ben gntbH1ungen iiber
Die entieBIthe &prruption in Der 2ss
qisIatur angelsgsntlihit beIddfti9t. Gs
III ubsr niht gu erIebeu, ouB Icpstt
bic gesignete MbbiIfe esfunben porben
pdre. Man bat iid auf uIlerlet tleine
Mittel gesinigt. Sober Ganoioat fir
Die 2egislatur ioa perpfItatet iein, bic
Wabluntoiten Dor Der Wahl 81 perofz
Fentliden, bunit man eridbrt, per an
Ieiner GrrpGAlung Elm gang belpnoerss
SntereFe nimmt, reIp. peIhe &orpo'
ratipnen btnter i9m iteben. Sin tpeites
rer 9Ian 1T, ben 8iirgern gsnaueite
Mustunft iiber ben Garatter Der Sanz
bioaten Su ert6eiIen. Damn nil man
auf bic Stimm3etteI 10 ipenig Rumen
aIs m0glih Iteuen, b. b. eine gan3s Ins
3abI WablGmter obIhuffen uno pcn
Der Grelutipe beTeben IafIsn, in Der
8prausIebung, DQb Die giirger, js tpes
niger aonoiout:n gu pGbIen iino, beito
beTer iiG iber bieIet5en informiren
perbsn. gu ois'er @prIdIGgen IGBt
it6 iagsr, olB tie eiren getDtiTen 8ertb
bsiiben, aber cine Rabitaltur t0nnen
Tie nitt beipirtsn. S5retli6 Iiegt Der
gr1Bte llebeIftunO oariu, bub bas pirts
fumite WitteI unter unTeren politiid9en
Ginrthtungen niht aripenobor lit. Die
europdii6en Yarlamsnte perben our6
aDrruptipn oestpegsn niht gefhdnoet,
neil ibre Legislative Geualt beoeutero
eingeibrGutt i7t. IS itebt ihnen ritt
oas Rett 3u - fsIbIt nt6t in Gnas
lamb - GeTeBe gu untsrbrettsn. SieIe
Qufgabe lit IsoigIid unb oilein Der
Gretutioe 8ugepjeIen. Die 5unttior
bes 8sIebgeburg tefarGntt Iih oaruuT,
Don Der gretutipe unterbreitete 8orIus
gen gu omenbiren, 81 rerrperfen oocr
gu beItGtigen. 4ber beItdnoig Behalf
Die Gretuttpe bic 3iigel Der 0eIssgez
bung in 6dnoer, inoem lie 8Drlagen,
nelhe bic Legislative nit perodhtiger
4enDerun9en ousItattet, 5uriit3iebt.
9a cine iOlte Ginrtttung Bel uns
ausgsihIoFen lit, 10 mtfen nod mel
tergebenoe aputrolmaBregeIn, als im
Cbi9en Dorgef6Lasen iinb, geihaffsn
perben. Cine Der fruhtbariten urias
9en Der 8orruption iino bic Offsntlte
den priOtIegten. 9ieTe Iouten o(Ie,
ohne Qusrabme, Der 9eItitigung ourn
bas 9olt unterIiegen. Damn mub aud
nit ben GonDentiDner oufssrdumt
tperben, inbem man Iie ourh priu,dr=
Hominationen erieBt. Cine SOnDentioH
lit nitts unberes, als Elm Martt, til
nelhem Die Jubrer Der Dsrfdiebenen
Parteisruppen t6ren poIitiIhen Gin
fluB an ben MeiItbietsnben pertaufen,
unD bic maht Der poIitiiher Jiibrer
muB baburh gsbr0hen tperben, pab
man ibnen bic poIitiife patronage, bis
bjnunter gum lebten StraBentebrer>
pciten, burh Elm itreng geressltes 81
piIotenitzSpItem snt3teht. 9as piro
bic &orruptioH oielleiht niht gdn3lih
ousrotten, uber oerielbeH beosuteno
Ginbalt gebieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

nen suten Huf stnieben. fOIsten. sSm1
6pbepart battle man einen 1beil Der
GinfaTuiigsgitter sntfernt. 60 fonnts
iid oiefe gigantifhe Weriammluns.
obne iid gu ft6ren, auf bic TN part
nod ME bagsipefsne 3abl BON 40 Rebs
nertrtbiinen pertheilen. Wlon bate ben
Ginbrud, bnb Die s5rauen seborene
Reeifeure iinb, 10 gut fioppte alIes.
Wrs. ganfburit's Rebe mar bic tons
ansebenbe Die Suffraeettes, TO ere
tlGrte iie, bdtten ourh Wuth unb 4usa
bauer, burh bic 2siben. bic iie fir ibre
geitrebunaen selitten, se3eist. boB iie
oes Denufes Der pollen 8lrgeryehie
fpiirbig ieien. Die gorras. Der
5rauenrehtIerinnen iperbe trob Der
cine Snforrtftbeit biloenben Sppoiis
tion Der Resierung 0efeb tperben. Die
Unit Suffraeettes 8eipeeuns ipirs
te nur als MerbemitteIl
8ei Der 4bitimmuns iibsr bic 9as
eesorbniing erbieIten stpar bic Guffrus
eettes cine grobe WdioritGt, nber Bel
Der Gsgenprcbe erbob iif cine gang
bebeutenDe Gnsahl BON 6Gnb.n. Die
4n3abl Der an Der Dsmonftrotion Be
tbeiIistsn ipiro ouf 25O,o0O seihdbi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
GefdbrIidbe Eiidlunmbe.

Der 80 Sabre aiie g,egsr ROber.
Smith DON 30. 65l Gtoree Esrobe
fpuroe geIiern 4bsnb p6brenb tines
Strsiies I'm .pnlmeorien3, 80. 531
Meit 8. Gtrnbe, BON Gua Gmiib. INIT
tDslhtr <r felt Jnbren In milber Chr
sufammengslebt bdt. NIT einem "a.
ffsnmsffsr in ben llnttrleib efIionen.
Gr ipurbe IN potrclpusen 80. l nan
Dsm Gpipitol gtbrodbi, ipo fein 3us
itnnb fiir 6ubfril etf6brIi6 btfnnbtn
lpurbs. Muf Guu Smith pirb BON btr
Qoiisd seiatnbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

q
ftelsttilirten Sdipanspirbel Der fpiB
saulaufenben SnIsl aus Dem Dafer
raeen, tpirten Iebr pitdnt. ipeln tie
Iid itroblsnb ipeib BON bem bldnsn
Wetre obheben; mas Grobdrtigfeit be-
trifft. 70 snttdtIhen iis pphl Die mels
iten 8efuher, bic iicb ibnsn iiber bic
longe fhmoIe 2anb3unse am RanDe
beoeutenb boberer areioetlippsn porbel
naben. Wdhreno auf Der eiren Setss
Der fh1umenoe, fuogenballenbs ubs
srunb tIafft, fhtreift auf Der anoern
Der Bid iiher lieblife 8uhten, ibsr
ZEN SoIent, oarh beHsn bldues, BON
Imordgbnen SpnnenfIsden iiberflog,s
nes WoTer tleine Gampfer grelItpeiBe
Stri9s sisben, unb iibsr bic setpelits
2anbihaft oes ensliihen 6eitlunoss.
Die 5eebdosr Der eSniel Iieeen meiit
an fdnbiaen guhten, Die bon poriprtns
gsnoen Jsliennafsn eingefdbt lino. sic
ipsroen audi Inn Winter piel belnht,
Defenders 8entrpr, oos ourh etnsn
oiht binter Der Staot dnitei9eHoen
9era Dor Noro. uno Sitiuinosn aes
Ihirmi ift uno in ieinen QfIan5en oess
baIb aud eine fiiblihe ueppisteit ers
reift. am b0hiitn absr III Die 3dhl Der
gsIuher bon Gnbe Suli big Sepism=
ber; dm Stranpe bat man oas 8eflhl.
isbr porIihtig uusfdrsiten 81 miifen,
um feline fanbtpiiblenosn ainoer su
ssrtreten. Mer i'm Seebnb monbdne uno
bemimpnodne Glegon3, Ihipiiles Grobs
itabt gdrfiim, eefpiir5i nit ial5ig bers
Der Seeluft, iuhi, fpirb uuf Der enid
Digbt pisI psrmiiIen. Die gsrgniiguns
gen finb 10 pobItbdtig sinfah rpie bic
5oilsttsn; troB bes ngsmiitten 9oa
bens" berrdtb bas WaHerfoitiim Der
Damen bohit isIten stfpas friDols 60
tettsrie; man babet, um gu bdbsn. Nuh
bic 9afslssniifs iino in ben msiiien
geniionen unb 5otels beiheibeHsr aIs
in beoeatsrbsrtu beutIten Ssebdbern;
bic 9ortur zines pislsdngigen, lunaiam
aufgetifdten Wables ipiro burb tur5e
Speiiefolgs unb raFhf, aufmertIamt
geoienung Dermieben. Wasgsrgniiguns
gen - auBsr Sport - augebt, i0ns
nsn mir aus eigener Grfnhrung Hur
bon Sbantlin berihtsn, no bauptidhz
lid Elm 5rupp gouplsii1nger f;f um
Die Grbeiterung Der 8aoesdite psrbisrt
madt. Sn ibren 9ortrdgen psrm6hte
Der argtp0bniidite SittIi6tsitsfhniiffs
Ter tsin auenthen SmmoraIitdt Feitsus
1teQen; iie itnb bormlos tpie bic Reime
elmer ainberfibsl. Simmer tpieber bort
bas publitum henieIben dl5ernen, pbsr.
fIdhli6 msIooiihen Singiang, ben
i.rioIsn Sdnssr. bsiien 5ers in ben
meiiisn aiebern briht, unb ben aomis
fer Der srsdb!t. baB isin 9oter bic CUTE
Stube tapesirt unb babel bic SHUTTER
nit fsitas,lsiItert 1abe. 3uIebt tsnnsn
Die .3ufhausr Morte uno mslobien 10
gut tpis bic SiinitIer unb iingsn bic
Gebrretme b:geiitert NIT. go einFdltie
riele 8prtrdge finb, bat bod bic unges
3fpungens tiubIihe SrobIitteit oss
pubIiiums ettpas ungemein aiebsnss
tpiirbises. S5reilih mub man in aauf
nsbmen, oob bic beIiebtsiisn gingeltare
seIsWssIooien ben gan3en Crt muiitas
IiTb perpeItsn. Das ainbermdehen
trdIlirt iie. Inn ben l6rsisuosn GGugs
ling 81 berubigen, Der MiIhbGnolsr
pfeift lie, tuenu sr feline mdare ablies
fert, jurse Mdbtsn iinsen iis duf benz
Daloipasisrgana unb unIsr 3immer-
nd6bar brummt iis, ipsnn er 46enbs
feline Stisfsl por bic 9biir Its[it.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14
THE YEAR TO BOOST.

This is the year we're going to pave,
This is the year were going to
get new industry that will once
again breathe the breath of life into
the now silent walls of the old sugar
factory.
This is the year Norfok's territory
expands by the building OF new towns
in Trip county, S. D., and by the
prosperous opening of more Indian
lands in the Rosebud.
This is the year we take the census
and find that Norfolk has nearly
double its population of 1900.
This is the year that new build.
ings are already planned for, the year
we finish the Carnegie library and
the Y. NJ. C. A.
The foregoing sentiments are those
suggested in the recent letters to The
News from Rev Edwin Booth, jr,
and from II. c. Matrau. They are SEN
timents of optimism and construction
such as all Norfolk can unite in en-.
dorsing.
Let this be the year that every
Norfolk man tells the good side of
Norfolk's story-the story of its ideal
geographical location, of its 24-hour.
earlier access to a vast rich territory
that is prosperous and growing, of its
almost unparalleled railroad radia
ton, of the fact that THIS is the me-
tropolis of almost half of two great
and growing states, and the gateway
to this entire region.
Let this be the year we forget to
dwell upon disadvantages of the town,
unless we are prepared to offer a real,
genuine remedy. Let it be the year
in which no agitator speaks out in
pessimistic notes unless he can put
forward a practicable plan for reliev-
ing the disadvantages he complains
of. Let it be a year of boosting, not
knocking; of dwelling upon and of
telling to every person who will listen,
the good side of Norfolk's story.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14
A POWERFUL MESSAGE.

That was powerfully constructive
congress Friday afternoon, and one
which every American citizen should
endorse. 1t is a message teeming
with originality and with positive sug
gestions of unquestioned strength.
The entire people of the United States
may we'll urge congress to get busy
along the lines laid down in the doc.
ument, and to enact into laws those
ideas presented by the president.
The ridiculous inefiiciency of the
Hepburn act, enacted into law few
years ago after a tremendous row in
congress. is brought to public atten.
ton by President Taft. The fact that
railroads can so easily secure injunc-
tons against application of rates re-
quired of them by the interstate COM
merce commission at present, draws
the fangs of the Hepburn act until 1t
is absolutely worthless, as is shown.
The president would create new
court of commerce, to deal exclusively
with rail problems, and he would pro-
vide for the immediate compliance
with their orders, instead of allowing
tions. Injunctions would not be grant
ed against enforcement of the inter
state commerce commissions orders
unless irreparable damage threatened.
The president would provide uni
form train equipment to save train
mems lives, and he would make it
easier to get service on a railroad
company in the employers liability
act.
He would provide a federal incor-
poration for trusts, giving the govern
ment supervision over all big inter
state business and thus going a long
way toward getting at the evils of mo-
nopoles.
This message is but one of several
in which the president plans to sug-
SeSI CollSll utllNc lcSiSlotioh' heSc
are the policies which he asks the
republican congress to support, and
upon which he is entitled to united
republican support. 1t is for the sake
of getting these policies drafted into
laws that the president is anxious to
see united harmony in the party in
congress, and those congressman who
buckle in and help support these meas
ures will unQuestionably have little
cause for complaint as to patronage
being withheld.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14

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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14

Frank Harrison, C. o. Whedon, At
torney General Thompson and a few
other disgruntled politicians held a lit
tie meeting at Lincoln and appointed a
committee to issue a call for state
assembly of insurgents AS usual
the busy Mr.. Harrison, politician and
"reformer," and his coterie of follow
ers, are intent upon throwing mud at
the republican party because they cant
run it to suit their own private inter
ests. And as usual, the republican party
of Nebraska will emerge and live on
Though this little band of indictments,
sore over not having offices hurled
at them, are bent upon either run
ming or wrecking the republican party
in the state, they will find that repub-
licanism and loyalty to its fundament-
al doctrines are more deep rooted than
they dream of. Mr.. Harrison has led
an insignificant band of complaining
insurgents" ever since before Taft
was nominated for president, in an
effort to discredit him and the re.
publican party. Mr.. Whedon, habit.
ual officeseeker of small calibre, who
would like to get on the public payroll,
this time in the shape of senator,
thought he saw in the furry at Wash
ington opportunity to get into a band
wagon in Nebraska that won't be built,
and ride into the upper house. So
his meeting-his and Harrison's-"Con-
demned" Senator Burkett's record as
senator. But instead of boosting Mr..
Whedon into the senate and Mr.. Har-
rison into some fat job, this dozen or
so of officeseekers who took so much
upon themselves will likely find that
they've merely dug their own political
graves. They're entitled to nothing
at the hands of the republican party,
and it is doubtful if they could gain
anything from the democratic party
which, though joining them in their
attacks upon republicanism, would hes
itate to plan wreaths of laurels upon
their brows.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14

1t is always pitiful to note the pov.
erty of any human being, but it is
perhaps more pathetic to read of the
downfall of people who have enjoyed
luxury and position until they are
obliged to pass through the most cruel
stages of suffering and humiliation.
The wires record the story of Alegera
Barrios who was at one time wife of
a former president of Guatemala. Her
husband was assassinated short time
after he became president. From her
palatial residence she passed down
among the people of lesser means and
gradually lost her eyesight, became
penniless and without any means what
ever to earn her livelihood on New
Years day she knocked for admis
sion at the Aims house at New Or
leans.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14
FOR NORFOLK's EXPANSION.

The plan suggested by President
Killian of the Commercial club, and en-
dorsed by business men in general who
attended the recent annual meeting
of the club, for the employment of an
expert secretary in connection with
the position of managing a credit as
ISOLATION to be formed by business
firms, should meet with serious consid.
Grafton.
Other cities find that the employ.
ment of an expert city builder pays
big returns. Norfolk has a geograph-
ical location that is ideal for many
lines of business and industry. and
this commanding gateway is growing
in Importance with each passing day.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14
ARREST THE TRAIN CREWS.

Promiscuous switching over Norfolk
avenue continues. Apparently some of
the crews who do the switching don't
realize that Norfolk means business
in the matter
A few arrests of train crews, with
fairly heavy fines, ought TO help i'm
press the importance of the matter up
on their minds. Let the chief of po-
lice make it his particular mission to
look after the public's interests in
the matter for time, and the switch.
ing is more apt to stop.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14

President Taft is determined to find
out the true cause for the prevailing
high prices of the present time. He
does not believe the tariff Is RESPONSE.
BILE for it all. Supply and demand are
also to be sternly Intercepted and the
real miscreant who is causing us all
to pay out all we can earn and then
some for the necessities of life is
to be punished according to his sins.
Let us hope the president and his
numerous investigating committees
will discover the real reason that the
weekly pay check is no longer big
enough to go around.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-14

DR.. Grenfall, the noted medical mis-
sonary who has had such remark
able career in Labrador takes occa-
sion in an article in the Outlook, to
censure the missionaries who return
to their native countries to tell of
their work in foreign lands, and gather
help for continuing it, for not adver.
Using their lectures and charging the
rates which explorers receive for lee
turing. When one compares the eX.
perienCes of DR.. Grenfall with those of
explorers whose only object is to gain
fame by reaching a mythical spot on
tn map. the lectures of DR. Grenfall
gain immense value by the Compari
son. This is always true when work
done for selfish aggrandizement is
compared with self sacrificing service
for needy humanity.