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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01
WANTS HOLY WRIT IN SCHOOLS
ney General for Ruling
OverloOks Facts.


Olympia, March Under the
title Religion VS.. Agnosticism in
Our Public Schools" J. w. Lockhart,
of st. John, Whitman county, has
published and is circulating a
pamphlet attacking Attorney General
Bell for his recent holding that the
state constitution prohibits teach
ers in public schools reading the
Bible or conducting religious exer-
cises in school,
In this pamphlet Mr.. Lockhart
says: ''The legislature has repeat
eddy negatived the opinion of the
learned attorney general by contin-
ually making application for the sup
port of chaplains in some of our Pc
nal Institutions
The writer lost sight of the fact
that in November, 1904, the people
of the state adopted an amendment
to the constitution permitting state
money to be paid chaplains in state
penal institutions specifying as a
proviso that no state money should
ever be expended for the aid or sup
port of religious exercises.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01

Prison officials as a rule are for
hidden giving luxuries to prisoners.
In Bilibid prison, however, cigarettes
are daily given to the inmates, men
and women. This is done at the gov
eminent expense and the Filipino pri-
soners who get them insist that they
are necessities and not luxuries.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01

King Edward of Great Britain,
with an eye to the main chance, will
uphold the commons in their fight
on the budget. The royal salary
comes that way and his highness de-
serves credit for having a long head
as well as a royal one.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01

Some of our citizens may resent
being bracketed with China, but in
one matter they cannot escape the
unwelcome alliance. America and
China are the only two countries in
the world having a monopoly Of alli-
gators.
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East Heading for insurgency
+ + ! = ! = J. ! i + ! + + i : ! :
+ PROBLEMS OF STATES, /

+ + + + + + + + j. I. j. + + + + + +
+ PROBLEMS OF STATES, +
+ EAST OR WEST, ALIKE +
+ The three great questions +
+ in every state in the Union are, +
+ says Ray Stannard Baker: +
f. 1.-The regulation of corpor- !.
+ ations and the effort to prevent +
4 control by moneyed interests. +
+ 2-Taxation: The effort to +
+ make corporations and mon +
+ eyed interests bear their hon. +
+ est share of taxes. +
+ 3-The change of political +
+ machinery to meet the condi- +
+ tions of new age; the effort +
+ to secure direct primaries, di- +
+ rect legislation, direct vote for +
+ United States senators, new +
+ charters for cities, and SO on. +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + = + +
Because the east is from two to
five years behind the west, political
ly, it has no insurgent statesmen.
So declares Ray Stannard Baker in
the forthcoming March issue of the
American Magazine.
There are three stages of political
reform, says Baker-city, state and
national. The west passed through
the state of city reform several years
ago; then came state reform, and
then the feeling of national reform,
which is expressed in what is called
the insurgency of western congress
men and senators.
In the east the citizens are still
in the state of city reform. Massa-
chusetts is headed toward state re-
form, after attempting the oblitera-
ton of party lines by the new Bos-
ton charter.
Pennsylvania has not even sue
ceeded in cleaning its cities, much
less cleaning the state itself. Con-
necticut, which is railroad owned,
and Rhode Island, which is rotten,
are backward. New Hampshire is
nearest to political free, dom since
an organization of citizens threw off
the corrupt control which the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad had of the
state. This was a step toward in
surgency, and next fall reform can
didates will be put up against Con-
gressmen Subway and Currier.
Massachusetts is headed toward
insurgency, with Ex-Governor Curtis
Guild, an enthusiastic leader.
Maine gave Senator Hale, the re-
dictionary, fright, and forced him
to leave Washington and patch up
his fences at home.
New York has a truly insurgent
governor in Hughes.
In Pennsylvania Lewis Emery, Jr.,
Lincoln republican, will probably
run for congress in the fall.
''All the conflicts, in all the states
lead back to the problem of the con-
troll of wealth. writes Mr.. Baker;
chow far it shall be private or how
far cooperative. And everywhere
people are finding out that CONSOLE
dated capital (which knows neither
party nor locality cannot be met
piecemeal as in a city, or dealt with
by any one state. but must be met
by the entire force of the people
working together tremendously as a
nation.
Cali these facts show that the in
surgent movement is not sectional
nor is 1t limited to the western
states. TIE east is following close
behind. The line, in every part of
the country. is being drawn day by
day between those who believe that
property interests should rule the
nation and those who believe the
-
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Uruguay is ready to hold out the
olive branch to the world. In fact
she is ready to hold out more
branches than one. She has nearly
100000 olive trees capable of pro-
ducing 100000 olives and $4,000
gallons of oil.
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The Monitor Slide.

Inc MOnltOr slide.
The slide about two miles below
Monitor is proving more serious
than was at first reported. 1t was
thought that a few hours work
would clear it and that the delayed
train could get through by noon, but
all forenoon the mud and water has
poured off the hillside and the track
has veen covered for several hundred
feet with a mass of mud, rock and
water, and it is not likely that the
debris can be cleared before eve
ming.
Though the lines are down and no
definite information can be secured
it is thought that there have been
some washouts between here and
Spokane. Anyway all trains have
been annulled, both passenger and
freight.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01

At the city election next month
Chicagoans will be given their first
opportunity to vote on the question
of saloons or no saloons.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-01

Rev. O. J. Gist. of the Christian
church, left for Occur d'Alene, Ida
no, today. He win return in time
to FIJI his pulpit next Sunday.
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CITY ISOLATED By
FLOOD
Continued from Page One.)

only way of getting to the Sound is
by making the trip from Spokane to
Vancouver and up the coast to Seat
Ia
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curry.
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Entered as second-class matter at the
postofice at Wenatchee, Wash.
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Oge(egrap6
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Idngit Die 0roaung uusqsitoben NOR
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tpiiie.
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Staats5eugsn. miIton SliDsr lpuros
f5on porhsr BON einsm 5iuterbalt aus
nie6srgeihofien uno ihper psrnuuost
porNn. Gr lit ieBt Der 5auptseuge
in Den tommsnbsn BrpseFeu unb er
tpirb Gag uuo Naht bon Stautss
truppen betpuht, ooB ibm tetH psit.res
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big beiunbeu.
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rie. in allen feds pun,ten ihulois So
furoen tpuroe.
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big uHo fir SreiIpretung. gr tpiro
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tam gu IL Sabrsn GefdngniB uno
$4,000 Gslbitrafe perurtheilt psroen.
auHu tsinegursidaft aufs
treiben.
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s5rant 0apis, Der am Sonneritas in
4ntlases3uitano periest puroe, neil
sr ais SetrstGr unb S6aBmsiiter bes
@rano gonititorn Der Scottiib Rite
Sreimaurer pon2ouifidna $15, 400 un=
terfhlug. permohte am 5reitus tetnen
giirssn aufsutreiben unb ipurbe tpieoer
ins Gefdngnib ssIhidt. gr pirb nd4s
item Disnitas sum prossiIs Sorssfiibrt
psrhsu.
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ben bdtten, bic 8e60rben perIidern
dber, buB dubsr in 9aGaDolio iid
ni6ts ereignet but. IS perben Dor,
ldufig feline tpeiteren 5ruppen mad gu
cdtan gei6tdt psrben. 0as SeriegsDez
partemsnt gluubt DoqitGnoig 5err Der
Sttuation gu iein.
9era gru3, 10. Sunt. puTaz
giere, Die am Waittag bon grogreTo,
yucatan, antumen, ertldren, bab Diels
prominents perfOnen nit Der cSnfurret.
ton in 8erbinoung itanben. cSbre
QbfAt foll gstpeien fein, iia Der
9ouptitaot Meribd gu bemd8ttgen uno
lhre 5reunoe al befreisn, Die bort pez
gen politii6er 8srgsben tns Gefdngnib
gsiporfen puroen. gbe Der .Sefe go,
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1T, bat ii4 DeranlaBt gsieben, bic
Grunoe, bic Jpn gang gsgen isinen etge>
ren Wunid gu benz Qufiaub beftimms
ten, in einem offentIiheu S6retben
oar5uIe9en. Der Graf fiibrt aus, bic
eritsH probefliige bdtten bic &nna6me
gsre6tfsrtigt, bab man iih auf sinen
ii6eren 5lug ii6er bic grobe Strete nit
9etpiBheit perIaiIen t0nne; oa6.r lei
Die QHtiinoisuns bes 9eTu6s in Dien
erfolgt. Sept dber babe ii6 bsrauseez
it.at, oaB Der WotOr ni6t ben QnTprii.
den fol6' zines Jerufluges geniige,
uno oesholb lei Die QufIdis6ung sur
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gen erfolgt.
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biaigsn. uno meinsn, bub oufeeTaob.n
boffentIih ni6t dufgsbpbsn lei.
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ln0 ba5u farbtgs 5ubrleute als 8erts
3euge benutt 6aben.
10000 Biz 10000 U2GntsIma6sr ir
Sem gort perben einen 5treit
inauguriren.

9U6ner Gifenbobrrau6.
Gl pufo, 5erug, 10. suni. -
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lid fa6rsnoer paiIagier3ug Der gl
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giere unb befo9l thnen, ibre WerthIas
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SGpts gu begeben. Die balbbetIeibez
ten 9u7a9iere tletterten aus thren gctz
ten unb Der guroit qu6 forgfGItig
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os6o6enen 6Gnber batter. Riht elmer
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etnen Dsrtbgsgenitauo gu bebalten.
Dis ale 8etten Ieer paren, trie6 lie
Der Rduber in ben 8ripdtpuoson, po
lie aQe, aud Der Superintenoert
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Gin RuFe tn 8.rbinouns NIT benz
Wsorb als perbd9tis nerhoftet.
Der aufifunb Der Wupu Snbsaner IN
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INetterberid1t.

Iiir 8 bio: 1beiIfpeiie trii6esDsts
ter; Stri9reesn i'm 0ftIiden 5betl am
Samitag. glm Sonntas ib6nes Wets
ter NIT iteisenber 1smperotur. Ioros
tpeftIidle Winbe.
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KdbNer CiIen6a6nrau6 In
Heu=n(eriRO.
Die Eaiiasiere zines 3uses BON
einem ein5elneu SanOiten
ausseraubt.
Jules RO6inIun, Elm ST ats5euge in
ben EeRtu&ier Va6tr1ilers
QrO3eQen,
0ou eiuem Siuterbalt aus e.s
ihoHen.
Das gRbe Der 3uterbetrugspr
in Qsp Yort.
Gbarlss 9eite unO Gerbroht ihuloig
befunoeH.
Ueit 8eSug auf 8enberno9sI bermohte
ii4 bic SurD ni6t gu etnigen.
qrpmtnsnte MGnner in Mempbis fol-
len ben Giienbabner fir 100000
8aumpoue seitohlen bG6en.
lluo ba5u farbt9s Jubrlsute als 8erts
3euge benubt 6aben.
10000 Biz 10000 WGnteImadsr in
Rep Yort tperDen einen Streit
inauguriren.
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Muslanb. Selegrapb
Gof. 2oo(epeff
Seiinbet iib jett NIT ieiner
sSamilie auf Der Niid.
reiie naH 9tetu Dorf.
Mle SdiiTe in Soutbampton
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Worb als per6d4tis Derhoftet.
Der Qufitunb Der Wopu Snbtaner IN
Uuooton unterbriidt.
Die RehslIen aus Der Stabt 0alIobolio
psrtrieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Seiinoet iid iett NIT ieiner
Jautilie auf Der Nii6.
reiie nah Netu Dorf.
slae SdiiTe in SOutbampton
iuaren beiiasst
0tlS er an 0pro Der ,,Hatierin
atnauita Wictpria" In Gee gtng.

Die GnepeItta oes papftes psrurIa6t
immer nod srDbe 4ufreeuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

paris. 10. SUM. - Tas bisfige
auslp6rtis, amt lit offisisa BON Der
Grnsnnung bes 0eneral M. u. Maios
gum Winiiter oss QeuBeren in benz Goz
binet b<s prGiioeni,n Gomes bon BE-
nesuela 6enahrihtist porben. Waan
Til I'm ausiudytisen Nmi Der MniiGt,
oct hies sias ssukSnbies Nsnbsssaa
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-01
SHOT HIMSELF.
Albert Manning Of Bethel Township
Makes a Narrow Escape From In
slant Death.

On Friday of last week, Albert
Manning the II year old son of
Charles Manning, of Bethel town
ship, met with an accident that
might have cost the young man
hls life. The facts in the case as
we have been able to gather them
are as follows; The young man
had been out with his shot gun
for some purpose and returning
sat down in the house with the
gun which was cooked beside
him. He placed his arm over the
muzzle and laid his head down on
his arm. A little child, named
Booth, a cousin of the unfortun-
ate young man, was playing
around on the floor when 1t
touched the trigger dlscharglns
the load which entered young
Mannlng's wrist badly decorating
that mem ber and tearing away
part of the right cheek. Some of
the shot entered under the right
jaw and the young man spat them
out; the right eye was also injur-
ed. DR.. Stlgers was sent for and
seeing the seriousness of the
wounds had him removed to the
hospital at Martinsburg, Va.
where we understand he is re-
covering as fast as could be ex-
pected under the circum stances.
People cannot be too careful IN
handling fire arms.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-01
TribulatiOnS Of a Country Postmaster

In last weeks News appeared
an article relating new rules for
the McConnellsburg postoffice.
AS | am country postmaster, 1
want to add a few rules to suit
my patrons:
Always ask Tor your mail as
soon as it arrives, and before the
Postmaster has had time to dis
tribute 1t. If he fails to comply
with your request, cuss hun and
tell him that's what he is there
for. If you don't happen to get
any mail ask him when there will
be be sumo. That's the way to
do. A Postmaster has no feel
lnys. He's a kind of a slave for
the public. If any of your
friends send you a right ugly
post card, blame it on the Post
master. He sent 1T. Or, at least,
that's the way it is in our office.
Any one having grudge against
you, blame him. too; he caused 1T.
o, the life of a Postmaster is not
living among roses-three thirds
of it is thorns. The patrons of
some offices seem to think that a
Postmaster is responsible for all
the evil that exists IN the imm
date community. But he isn't.
If he is right busy and you have
letters to mail, throw them and
the pennies in the letter box. He
can fish them out. He has more
time than you II you want a
money order, come IN just the
time the mail is due, and then
swear because he has to change
the mail, and cannot wait on you.
This Office Is blessed with very
good patrons as long as you do
not stroke their hair the wrong
way. If you do look out.
Dear Editor, don't print my
name to this. 1t might make
matters worse.
COUNTRY POSTMASTER.