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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

Sd babe itets eine eroBe Gnsabl
gutter Giet an Sanb, aler @rb6en
an6 utter bon 8 bis 8 oft unb CUR
grbeit einsebroden. Cute Match
Teams" bic ieben sufriebenteuen.
Gbenfaus cine Gnsabf gutter Harnl'
sdule unb 3ahttuben. Sd biete
biefe Sbiere gum rertaui ober Tauih.
banbel 81 annebmbaren Yreiien an.
Sge 3biere bic if) uertaufc ober
in gauid sebe iinb @arantirt unb
ali Gertansen auf Strobe eeseben.
8eoineunaen: 8aar:, ODE: Ger.
mine iuie 60 Der aanier tuinibt.
SD iueroe eineGusabl 6ieier Sbiere
uao @itl in 2lJsrrifem baben
Oienftas -. ,ftittipseb Ssm
8. mnS 9 Mars 1910.
OTTO SCHMIDT.
&erser. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
MorriIon,
Die @ooomon 9oae bier III
i'm blilben6en 3idtonOe.
.@iorriIon,
Nirit Greet.

Ole 8eriteigetumg BEL Nlpill
MalltSiuiIer uto bel Sermanr Sti.
tier ipnren beioe 9ut beIu6t, ulto
brod)tei bie 3iln Gerfoui gebrad,ten
@egenftnnbe cute 8reile. Serr
Wnh@Dillcr bc5iebt ieine ollf ORR
Sill Aetmiitc 6arm, uuS Serr Sdlp.
tier 500 nod) 3unScc, 9eiee peren
LANCE bier mtidBig unO ioben mir
lie iln8erlr mcg5iebcn.
Dora, sic 8odter oes Sobn
Morre lit Jet smei @nhen franf.
@m. SoeImer bot BON Sranf
Claus al, Ser Coles Greet eiuen Z
Sabre alter gieI gcfaift.
IS miro bier idon alee 9e.
idet.
Sbeo. Sdyoltcm bat lid einell
ScIcpbonfoiten in iriirer @obniute
nrbrinaen loiien.
Geo. Snller hat BON Senrb 81.
Giicmam 100 ader 2a,uS fiir $ttot
gefm,ft.
&enrp Soelner miro bieier
CONNER elm @obnbmis nno aild,
Sdcirrle bailen, nnO omar ans Sc.
nientbIoden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
9raft.

9roi Sobn g. Me0er, pom DE-
lobontn, mar bier lei Sno. 5. 0tllel.
ler 5ll @eIu6.
Ter 5roiten &erein miro 6reie
tag (bcute) Nofmittog i'm Semi pom
6rolt Sllentel 5ltinnmcnfonmcn.
9Iug. g(lbprt$lpertD, uull tcp
3onen, ltnb &ebo. @ittpnoori moreil
@cif1ftGid bier.
Gr.Slao1e @ln. Soe0tmolnl
lluo 6rit 9lo@siter 8mei prpminen-
te @iirger pom 8otSoon luoreu bic
Ter 3uoe bier SIT @eiuh Ser gSitt,
me G1as, Goe0tnlant.
8dbreliS oeS fo(ten @ctters
mareit GelcgrapGtit Senro Sdnpcrr
tllo 5lNrmam Otto gsitte nil Neit
Au$bdIen Der GeIepbouliuie Be.
id1Gitiat ut0 9eriebteu m1brrllb be5
8urdiobrenS ser 8oeuf Greet in
h2ordrgter Gage, ga lie in tieieS
@aIier geriatbeu ut6 init GiS ull-
0cbeu luaren. lllnlpobnen6e 6arner
ot,rd sic Siilieruie berbeigelodt, De-
freiten oie 8e0r1n9ten aus ibrer &c.
fGbrli6en Situation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Berger.

Serr inl6 6rau Mooeit epple
bon 2ittle Berger iparen 6reitag
bier beim Sfmiegeriobn Geo. q.
MhtnbApiller gum 8efltt.
@onrob 2elB nr,o Conf 9as.
Ter baben lid naf 2aroine. aonias,
bcaebcn Inn Den Sonmer sn bIeiben.
Ibeo. &almeper lit auf Der
Ssrarfeuliite.
Sarrp SOIL BON ct. 2onis
luor Icste @od)e bier i'm g~lternbaiiie
Gr bate cinen idlinmien glnfall Der
Grippe.
s. s. Meper bate lebte @od)e
Hicbrere 9age IN Ghnmois gu tbitt.
Sobn 8fmltid Iie9t an Der
2iupaeient3iinbing earnieoer.
Geo. @itfDalls lit ein gliid.
Iider @altn, oenn eiil Sobt 1T in
ieinefn Sein ~eingefebrt.
Sram @. y. Sail lit 5iir 3eit
oif Ser aranfenIifte.
Gonrao @erner lit nod benz
@eiteft eereiit.
@m. Miiend lit nad @ifi.
ID, aonSas, iibereeiieoelt.
Bin 9nssau mar Gamstoe In
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sniss.
SerOinanb Sdimoler ser /

6crOinnrb Sdinoler Der Ian.
&c frarf mar. fam ipieoer lumber
Otto 9oerflin9er Derfailfte an
&e1irp Stod 8oitbote bon Berger,
Elm idones 8fero.
Otto 5lueti9 Der BEL hilbert
gnreis urbeitete, lit mie0er 3n Sdrl.
ie.
Sacob 8oei6 ST. bat oic
e6mieoe 81 Swiss a~leetrefem. 8ir
piiniden ibn Sen beiten Grfoig.
8aitor arebs bat bon s(Oolpf
9ieber Elm idoneS gMggpgiero ge.
fonit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
2gmstien.

Undergraduates mir6 ouf ieiner Sarn on
Der Coles Srecf am
Sienfta9 Den 10. Mdr5 1910
nm / uhr giodnittuaS onIoneeuh, ipl9ens
oes perionlid,e Giarnthnm oui piienttld)sr
Mutton %pertauicm:
/ auies Grbeitepierb, / 3.i6brif cS qIero,
/ 3iGbrigcr SfcI, / id)narSeS Wlibreniobleu
/ YoGIblut,6 olIieiner Sub (trddltial eichI
nod bel aiild), 1 frtid)meltenoe Sub mil
3aIb, l !DoIitein 9tinb ~(trGdJti9l 3 BoIbIut
0uroc Uluitcrid)lueine (aue Grddytis
Seo in g n8cn: 5ed,s Nipnote
6reoit 9e9en Vote nit gutter Sid)erbelt,
buar6ablenoe Crbalten 8 Rroseni Rabdit,
50 m. Serauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

ellen miiiie man lid) ettpeoer au
8ett begeben ober i'm 0unfeln oni
Die Straben umberaebcnL Inn iids orc
2ansepeiIe 5u pertreibeR Ga Ger De
iricb Der electriitcil 9idtanlase lmd
eimfiibrung Der Srobibition einse-
felt piirSe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
9tbtung S6Iisadter!

Sd ~piierire gum 9erfaui iiir Sriibiabr
anpiionsnn9 cine pullitdnbi9e auslpabl Der
beltbepdhrten SbItbdume, Sraubenlpir5'
Iin9e, 8eercn uno @eltrGudler II 10.
Wladlt eurc 8eitelung ieBi BET
VI, 6. SC sSIer,
6ermonn, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sarn su permietben.

gu permietben, enc CUTE Turm beitebeno
aus 60 Ader g4ei3en ein9eidet, rs gtfer
aornlanoj NobnbauS iro Sdleune auI
BEN plate, siadsuiro9cn in Der Silice oie'
les 8lutteS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Scene 4n5eigen.
8erfanst.

9erIanst, ipTori. auies aebaIteS Sino'
ibp.Ssu nnb 9ebolicS OeiSenitrob Radl3i'
irasen bel
Gbas. GberItn,
SermnIm, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
8ndlteiel lackl gu uerfaufen.

Giner Der beiicn 3udltcieI (Sat) in Goun
~, III gu oerfouiGn Gcrielbc puroe III
&emiufp aeSiidjtei, 1T 10 0ato boss uuo
luieat 100 qfune. yidDere austimft III Der
Giice oicIcS Elai!cS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
glnmputh &pd 8ruteier.

gu p~erfouIen, pIpmonth gipf 9rutsier
su 81 fir Is, per 100 S.; per 200 $500
6. s. Sobuon,
Erebcrid sburg, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
gu @ertanfen.

Gin suie5 @obnDalS, Stal, 10 Gotten
tObItgorien) iii al pertauIen ODER 3n oers
mietben. Sraet nah in oieier Office poer
bel 2Ilbert St0br. !Sermanu, Ylo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
@hrslinael

eiarre elm. unb 6luei Sabre oIte Goncorb
0ir3Iin9e; aud weibc Hricn. ele gu elm
Dollar per 100. Srei perpa6t uno abae'
id)idt am Sermonn De- OF bel
g y SroSS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
mihsntlidsr larhibsr4t.
HERMANN STAR MILLS

Beisen, 2AuaIitdt. Il5
@eiser, 8 lualitdt. LA
Webf, per Sad l. Quoi;t6t.. 359
Mebl, per Sud, 2 Aualitat.. $50
8urnmebl, per 100 Bfuno.... 2.38s
aleie, per 100 Yfunb. $500. 1.25
SbippiiOff, per 100 @funo.... 1885
&rUbntte.
g~orieiert bon
JOHN II. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfunb Is bis 20
@ter, per 9ubenb.. 20
Siibner, per Yfunb.. I3
Sprin9 @bifeus, per 8funb.... l6
S1tntert.... .................15
S6mals, per 8funO. Is
3wiebeln. per Buffet. j.. -. so
8uae per 9fnno. 26
8artuffeln. 60
SurteD9 49,. IL
Gnlen 10
@anle. 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
gu germietben.

Gin 4 8in,mer enibaltenbes @obnbaus,
Srast nab bel
&c o. s. &Ienf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
GanSiSatcn ,1mseieen.
Sun Gireut @Iert nno @seorber

g9ir Iino auiboriiirt Germ IN. 5. GlIi s.,
(iesiaer Snhdber) ais Gdnoiooi iGr Wieoers
nnbi ilr Gircuii 6Ierf unb Recoroer iiir
9aecenaoe Gpuntg onsn5ci9en miertpor'
len Der Domination Der Jiepublifdnifdlen
Bartei. YrimariuabI am 2 gusuIt 1910.
8rpbateri1ter.
SER &. g. @enIeI 3eist iid) bicrmit
ais Ganoioot iir Eroboie Rid)ter iur Sass
eonooe county on. uEierDorfen Der siomis
nation Der Ueplblifanifdlen Partci, lnio
bitiet um seneiate BeriitTdti9uns. Yris
maripabt ain .. au9iiIt 1910.
Sir Collector.
9Bir iiro ~auiboriIirt Setrn 9beo. Sral
ais Ganoioai fir Collector psn SaSconaoe
@uumtg omluSeioen, untcriooricu Der giomi'
nation Der yiepublitaniid)en Stimmeebcr.
primoripabl am .. &ueuit. 1910.
Fir Collector.
gair Iino outboIiiiri Serrn s.. 6. 5trad
ais Ganoioai fir Collector bon GaSconobe
Sountp an5uSeiaen, mieTlpoIiCu Der 3lomi.
nation Der Repuhli'aniideu Siimmseber.
prtnorlpabl am 2. sIu9nIt 1910.
Sur @ountp Glerf.
Mbir Iino auibcrifrt Se,ru 4. 8. 5pobrer
oils Sanoioat lir oaS 6ouhip Glert amt fir
6aEcorobe Sountp an3u3eiaeu, wnicrlpor-
fen Der Gnlid)eionn9 Der republitanildlcn
Gtimmcr. ~9srimariuabl om .. auSuit, 1910.
5iir County Glerf.
@ir Iino aulboriiIrt Serrn Seroinnnb
qlcb alS Gauoioat liir ooo Sountn SIert
Tint jiir @ooepnobe GouniD au5u3eiaen, un-
terlporieu Der Gniidltiouua oeS Republicans
itlen Stimmcn. Yrininr,pobl am 9. gugult,
1910.
GountDribter - N6r0liden 8iitritt.
NNir i:no emGdti9t Scrrn Senrp
3 a it r o IN oIs Gonoibat fir bue Pint oe6
GpuntutidJterS pom uorolimcn 9i{lrltt iir
@aScpnaoe 6purtp an5u5eigcu. mrterruprieu
Der Termination Der 9icpublfoniId)en Par,
lei bel Der primarpahI ON 2. anglit, 1910
Guuntpridter - Siolideu 8iltritt.
Dir limo crmdtJttsi BERN g co. Y. s. oil
ais 6aueinat iir ooS gimt nes Gouniprid,s
iers pom Iiiolid,cu Giitritt fir @~a6conooc
NpHllNU NldHhtlASHf IltltbhplN NV ~ gApt'b
nniion Der Disqualification : aS0rtci bel Der
primorlpabl GIN 2. gluNalt 1910.
Bpriiber presiding Judge Der
County Court.
Wir iiuo crmGdliiQt perrn Suo3c Ernn
9 ndcn BON RidIauo So,Onibip ais Gcn'
oiodi lir Npriiber ner Gruhtn Eaurt bon
G1oSconooc Gnuttg nn3ujeSeu m~ltrr,po,iea
or GniiiIciourB oev Hepublifdnild)e
3%tinuuqsbcr an Der @'rimurtuntt Gun 2.
su9uit 1910,
Sprliber presiding Judge Der
County @Durt.
Du iino e~rmddIti9l Oerru Saco b
! app nt CD c 7 non G0nau TuiurIbip aia
Sonpioat jiir Noriber Der Gouiip 6ouIt
Don Goccnuooe Scunhp on5I5ci9cn mter.
Wnrien Der GniideIouna Der g~iepublitant'
lideu EiimmoCbrr an orr ISrimur!uuht am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Spriiber presiding Judge) Der
GUuntp @plirt.

gir linb ~erlnddIti9! 0errn ) ae b
! 0pp mcper non G0nan IoiurIbip ais
Sonbiout iir Norfiber ocr Scuiiil 6ouIt
Don @occnuooe Suutfp oll5I5ci9cn imters
W%nrien Ger GniidIelouna Der gtepabitani.
.ideu Stmm9cbrr III ocr Yrindr.uobl am
2 2luguil 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
8iir County Glert.

g9ir Iinn a,uhoriiIrt Serrn Seroinnrb
Flcb ais Gauoioat Iiir ooo Sountn GIert
lint iiir @oecpuobe GouniD an5u5eiaen, uu-
teriuorien Der %GuiidI6iouna oeS Republicans
Idlen Siinmen. Yrimarlpobl am 9. 4u9ult,
1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
sur Gountp G(ert.

@4ir Iinb auiboriiirt Germ s. .. Spobrer
oils Ganoioat iur ooS 6ouuiD Glert amtfiir
8aScorooe Sountp ar5u5eiaeu, unterlpor-
fen Der GnIidIeiounS Der rc~publitanildlcn
Gtimmcr. 9,rimaripabl om .. auguit, 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
cir

Mir Iinb outboriiiri Serrn 8. 6. 5trad
ais Sanbiooi fir Collector bon SaSconaee
Sountp anSuSei9en. unieJlcoticu Der 9lomi.
nation Der Eepuhli'aniiden SiimmSeber.
primarlpabl am 2. slugult, 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Sir Collector,

gBir Iino oulbor.iirt 0etrn Gbeo. @tai
ais Ganoioai fir Collector psn Sasconaoe
&ountg ~oIIuseiaen, untcriupricn Der giomi'
notion Der yiepubIitaniid)en Stimm9ebcr.
qrimorlpabl am .. &usuit. 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
amftien.

llnier5eiWneter tpirb in ieiner Wobnang
am
Saimftae eeM t9 ttars 1910
IN 9 uhr WorsenS anianseno. iol9cnoeS
psriDulidae Gisenibum on ben Wieifbictens
ten %pertauIen;
PIero, 2 Sarmiuoscu, l Sprin9luo9er,
l Wu9en mil Wlherheb6lter, 200 Sallonen
ioieno, ! ibrerer pilus, l Sipeiipaml
pieroe aeidlirr. l einipam 9i~eroeeeld)irr,
Serren Eeras SatteI, SUPPER 8cieI % Sal,
loucn sroB. &odIoicn, GeiSoien Iiir Sols
ODER 9pbler, SouS9erGibe II. I. 10.
9soin9unsen: gule Summen bon So NIB
oarunter baor; fir Summen iiber SIS piro
6 Monaie @rebii seaen Vote nit Sid,erbeit
sswdbrt.
SoIepb Gross.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04
Gounturifter - MbrbliAen 9iitrilt

g0ir i!no emGb!iet Scrrn SeWrp
3 a It 0 10 oIs Gonoibat fir bias glmt oes
GpuutmidIterS pom uorolimcn 8tilritt iiir
6aScpnabe 6ounp an5u5eigcn. m%ttcrtuprieu
Der ytomipnticn Der gicpublifouiId)eu Bars
lei BEL Der primnrruabI am 2. 9uguit 1910
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

nnteg6eibncicr tpiro ouf Icipcr 6arm On
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

yGir iiuo crmdd,ti4t perrn SuoAe Erohf
8 NJ c II BON Rid,!aup Sopnibip ais Gcm
oioai ijr Nprliber Der Gtultn Eautt poit
@osconooc Snuttg on3ujeigen HNtcrtpotiea
or Gniiiciouu9 oev Jtepublfantd )er
~3tihnqsbcr an Der l'rimurtudhl GIN ..
9luoult 1910,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-04

llnier8ei0ncter 'pirD in Ieiuer @Obnuis
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BROWN SWARM

I n one week of February 32Z Hindus
arrived in San Francisco. The
II Hindus in California now number
10000. Many of the tall, lean. tur-
baned individuals whose appearance is
becoming familiar to Californians have
been interviewed and asked: "Why did
you come to American" In each case
the answer has been: Money" They
expect to make fortune and return to
India within six years!
Benevolent assimilation of the Hin
dus is impossible. In the first place,
they despise white men. Any Ameri-
can or Briton who assumes a patroniz-
ing air to a Hindu does not offend the
philosophical oriental. On the con-
traTy, he amuses him intensely. 1t is
not gratifying to the white mans pride
to be regarded as "a amoosin cuss" by
the Hindu part of his burden" but
that is exactly the mental attitude of
most of the Hindus.
Secretly despislng our parvenu, mex
perienced civilization, and without any
intention of becoming Americanized or
even Caucasia ed, the Hindus can
not be benevolently assimilated. They
are the most persistent race in the
orient. Their form of civilization is
older than any other now extant. 1t
is impossible to Christianize them-im-
possible even to Caucaslanize them.
We do not want the Hindus.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
SEES PARALLEL FOR SHIPPING
TROUBLES IN ANCIENT FABLE

Los ANGELES, Marth 26.-[Editor
Herald: The present activity of the
fruit growers of Southern California
with reference to the cost of shipping
and the relations to the railroad COM
panies in general, reminds one of a
certain fable from the ancient times,
which in it's simpler forms illustrates
the more complex problems of modern
transportation, and is very applicable
to the present situation here.
Some unprincipled persons went up
from the city of Delhi and robbed the
caravans, both when they came out
from the valley with their products
and when they returned with the fruits
of their commerce. Then these BAN
dts built strongholds in the mountain
and preyed upon the traffic of the
people. Thus were the people troubled
and alarmed, and they made great
religious festivals and sacrificed and
prayed to the god of the mountain and
the road. But still the robberies went
on, until at length this became a regu-
lar custom, submitted to from long
usage.
SO the people built new temples and
prayed that the rapacity of the robbers
might be restrained. But the robbers
increased IN wealth. ana power WIllle
the people toiled on and suffered.
After many years there arose in the
hearts of some a new notion-that the
robbers should be driven away. There
were many who looked upon this no
tion as sacrilege against the gods that
guarded the mountain pass. But the
new idea spread until its rumor
reached the ears of the robbers Where
upon they lessened somewhat the rigor
of their eXactions for a time, and even
repaired bad places in the road, so that
the new idea was a little stayed in it's
progress. Yet ii continued to grow,
and at last the people took arms and
went up into the mountain and drove
out the robbers.
In our own present dilemma. it seems
likely that the banditti of transporta-
tion would take a keener interest in
the complaints of the people if more
energy were put into an agitation for
national railroads and less into sacri-
ficing and praying to the god of their
interstate commerce.
One would almost think that the
logic of the situation would force its
way at last into the minds of these
outraged shippers, and that producers
and consumers alike would go up into
the mountain and drive out the robbers
and guard the roads and manage
them. In no other way can the people
be freed from these robberies.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
JUDGE WORKS MAY
HAVE A WALKOVER
Regulars Unable to Discover a
Suitable Candidate for
Senate Race
FLINT STILL IS OUT OF IT
Gage Lacks Strong Support, and
Men of Right CaIiber
Are Scarce
FLINT STILL is OUT OF 1T

Political leaders of the various par
ties stated yesterday it is within the
range of possibility that former SUI
preme Judge John ID. Works may not
have an opponent in his candidacy for
the United states senate.
Senator Flint has announced he will
not be a candidate for reelection and
many regular Republicans insist his
decision is permanent. IL is considered
extremely probable that tho regulars
will not find a candidate whom they
can support with hope of success
against Judge Works.
In connection with the senatorship
there has been some talk of former
Governor Henry L. Gage, which. 1t is
believed, caused him to delay his de-
parture to Portugal; but his name, 1t
is said. has not been enthusiastically
received even by the leading organiza-
tion men in Southern California.
The north is closed to the organiza-
ton so far as this office is concerned,
by the unwritten law that the senator
ship this term must go to a Southern
Californian. If the office were a less
important one some candidate might
be found i'm the southern end; but at
present ii appears to many impossible
to secure the consent of a really strong
organization man from the south to
enter the race. Men of right caliber
are scarce; at least men of proven
efficiency who are willing to enter the
race against Judge Works are Scarce,
and If any of them are inside the or
organization ranks they have not been
found.
Judge Works has a strong hold on
the affections and confidence of the
people, not only in Southern California
but in the northern portion of the state,
Where his election is looked upon by
many political leaders and newspapers
as assured. and for this reason the
press in the north has given him
generous support, though it has re-
Trained from indorsing candidates for
several other offices
Political leaders say Judge Works is
assured of a large number of regular
Republican votes, as well as the en-
tire support of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league, and also, il is predicted, he will
get the support of the good government
element OF Democracy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
TARIFF BLUFF CALLED

TT OW quickly the old theory, "A
high tariff is a protection TO
IL American industry" has been
exploded! How quickly the bluff Of
the wall builders has been called. Cam
ada refused to accept the terms of the
spurious tariff revision presented by
the Aldrich administrations tariff
ring" and intimated there would be
prompt retaliation. Canada practically
said: 1--WE are your friends and your
nearest relatives-your American next
of-kin-and we propose to show you
that you cannot exploit us, as you
have exploited your own people. for the
benefit OF the trusts. But we won't beg
favors. We won't even parley. We
must retaliate. Self-preservation is the
first law of nature, and we propose to
move upon your works at once"
President Taft took the alarm and
busted himself in an attempt TO amend
matters before the mischief was beyond
repair. He invited Canadian officials
to a conference looking to closer trade
relations between the United States
justment of duties, which, it is hoped,
will save for the United States the
Canadian markets, which are constant
ly increasing in magnitude and i'm
portance.
The Associated Press dispatch says:
president Taft from the first did not
hesitate to let it be known that he
would go a long way to avoid a tariff
war with Canada. SUCH A WAR,
HE BELIEVES. WOULD FALL
HEAVILY UPON AMERICAN IN
TERESTS AND MANUFACTURERS"
1t would also fall heavily upon Amer
lean consumers and American taxpay-
ers. The honest presidents best tariff
schedules ever prepared" over which
he showed such ebullient jubilation,
seem to have been knocked out of
whack at the first blow. IF they were
so soon to be done for what on earth
were they begun for"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
POINTS DISTINCTION BETWEEN
THE LAND AND LAND VALUES

Los ANGELES, March 2S.-[Editor
Herald: "A Socialist" replies to my
letter of March II in the following ex-
traordinary language. the quotation
being that of his opening sentence:
"The person that signs Single Taxer
says: IF c calls such lots products of
labor he appears to me to have a large
think coming. Single Taxer' is the one
who has the large think coming" In
deed?
A child can tell you that real estate
lots have been from all time part of
the globe on which we live, and that
they have NOT been produced by hu-
man labor. That is what differentiates
them from the chattels labor calls into
existence.
What have been produced by labor
increase of population and other agen-
cies are the land values. Let me il
lustrate.
1 own-as they call it-a lot on
Broadway. Around me improvements
go on, but not lick Of work is done
on my lot. Or, a great rush of popu
lation sets in. Or, again, valuable oil
deposits are discovered. In all these
cases my land value increases without
any effort on my part. The increase
may be due to labor done in the
neighborhood, or to the mere coming
of more people, or to the discovery of
unexpected wealth in the bowels of the
earth. In all three cases the effect is
the same. l reap where L have not
sown, and this is unjust.
The single tax doctrine is based on
the theory that all are entitled to
share equally in the bounties of ma
ture. Where a piece of land becomes
from any agency whatever, exception
ally valuable, it represents a special
privilege that the holder enjoys at the
expense of the rest of the community
He should pay the full price to the
community for that special privilege,
thereby restoring the balance of
equity.
l trust the Socialist party. as a
whole, is not under the delusion that
labor produces lots. If so, it is in a
bad way. SINGL ETAXER.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
GRAND PROSPERITY

WI AGNIFICENT prosperity is indi-
N Gated by the record-breaking
A totals of Los Angeles bank clear
ings for the first quarter of the year;
and by the fact the March total is also
a reconsideration. being better than any
to the score of any preceding month of
March in all the history of Los Ar
geles.
For the quarter the bank clearlngs
total reported amounts to s194,207 ,014.SS
an increase of $4O,545,4 1856 compared with
the first quarter Of last year. The
March total was s73,35O265, which ex-
ceeds by IS, 500, ,499 the total for Decem-
ber, 1908, the highest previous record
holder, and beats by $16,159,577 the
total for March of last year. The high
est days total reported was for March
@ on which clearings amounted to the
sum, record breaking for one day, of
$4,OS5014.
Along with these unprecedented fig
ures, showing business is being done
in Los Angeles on bumper basis,
comes the quarterly report of building
story.
All Los Angeles records were broken
for building valuations for the quarter.
The magnificent total S5,OO3,57S, ex-
ceeds by $451, ,040 the total for the high
est previous quarter, the first three
months of 1906. It is more than double
that of the first quarter of last year,
the increase amounting TO S2,61S,375.
Number of permits was 259S, an in
crease of S32 compared with correspond
ing period of last year.
Residence permits totaled S2,59S, 430,
an average of 1881.
How's that for our UNCLE ALECK
TOWN?
Is 1t a VILLAGE OR \ CITY?
Los Angeles way is the way of good
government.
The way of good government is the
way of BUMPER PROSPERITY.