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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-15
Vrnaseissaihnns llebertralnHlan
Gincinnati, IA. De,

Sront Gsrn an aati. sysrn. 8 Cots
In Sollenbet &. Worbs llnterobib. In
Wabiionoils. 81 uFtp.
snHdrp Glintbamer an Ohio Union
gretpine Co., 10 Ronate 2.ai. oui
bos 8runbitiit Norboiied. 6unt unp
9enbIstoH Ctr, monnilihe Wietb.
$50.
Gbriftian Gngel an Cbio Union
gretping Co., 5 Sabre 2enfe ouf bas
8runoitiit 1864 Weit 6. Strabe. mos
natlide Mietbe $50.
0eorge Rad an biefelbe, 5 Sohr.
Seaie ouf ba5 9runbitiif 4165 goles
rain 4pe.. monutlihe Mistbe $50.
Bernard 8. Ginnemann an bieIelbe,
2 Sabre Qeaie auf bas Grunbfiid
Siibpeitede 5inblap Ctr. unb Gamble
4llen, monatIihs Ulieibe $40.
8. Hob 2obtpit on Warn golbenz
berg, 2ots % unb 26 in Qobtpids unz
terabtb. in grpab Dat. 81 uIrp.
Jreo. Shulse an Catherine goetper.
Got 8 in 5ermann 0roebe's llnterobz
tbeiluns. 81 uitp.
Joel 6. Glore an WiQiam RoIer. 80
BEL 100 CUB on Der Gubfeite pon6ni8
girabs, go Gub Oitli9 BON fuller Ctr.
s. uip.
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5orrp Wbite an Globe 9. ii. 3.
Co.. $1,000.
5arrn Wbite on bieIslbe, $1,000.
glisa eagle an 2puis Riee, 1924.
ssraness O. g. maIib an Wei; Sia
berth .. IL. g. Co.. $4,000.
gh paul Seuobsr an gDsitern &:
Spuibern 2ife Sniuranee Co., $1,000.
gbarIes aauoerbdh an Weit ens
g. II. 3. Co., $500.
9lnton Mabler on Giii5ens Y. u,
go. 2, $500.
2llies Sufep an g.rman amcrican
Commercial 8: Souines gant, S1S5.
Mila aarabas an Sacob 6. Dirs,
$7oO.
getilste Sppptbeter.
Carrie R. W1dnn on gIart Ctr. g.
IL. 9. Co.. $500.
6arolb R. RDlono on Union g. q
II. Z. Co., $3.50.
Barbara g. 6OB. an 5Ome .. u
6. u. Co.. $500.
6. ). %. aee.er an 9ermaaid g
u. Ro. 3, S2500.
6. J. 5uber an George Wosner
$1,000.
Gop. 8. Set.p on Gurtbas. e. II
9. g., $1,000.
Gusene JulIio on IpolIo 9. u. &
Co., $2S0O.
2ouiie 9rillo on Goutbern Ohio e,
II. Z. Co.. $500.
5enrp Grpsoa!e an Mal!er g.
Righier. $1l00.
g. 9. Scuober on BAL. Sut!enhos
iE. ST.. $4,000.
Jelir Sdpars an 5enrp 5eroe'
man, $3.50.
Jlora 3. Weamon on proDiosnt 9,
9. II. Z. Co., $4,000.
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Segen lieat in Der Strait Ser Ser.

bnnnng iple aller anoern aorperiinf.
tionen, oenn lie iid)ert riiItige 0e.
flnobeit. 8eiegnet lei oaber oas Sin.
Denfen iener tpeiien Wond)e. ipeIhe,
tpiiieno luie leiht Der Wtenih in iiber.
inaBigem @enuiie Der guten 3inge
bes Goieins feline a6rperfunftionen
idrpad)t, ous aIpenpfIon3en, beren
Saft ben 8runoitoff Der 9 Ser.
naro & duterpiIIen biloet,
oas lutrfiarlire 8orbeusunesmittel
gegeu Die am bdufigIten portommen.
Dem, aits ioldlen ShpGhen e,ttiteben.
ben &orperiibel bereiteten. I'm cine
gsrobe 0 It nfrei 5u befonnen,
aoreiiire y. HeliItoebter g. Co., gor
1916, SEEM Dorf Gitp. Die ct.
Bernard arduter.pinsn iiab in nlsn
Gpotbsten 5u ha5en. preis 25 Gents.
RS
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Der penfion pripotitnnSsn CAB. belt
bi. ,3sit bnfiir mitien in Der Naht I'm
orsi llbr fir sstommen uno noIlte
burhaus su ibren Shiilern. Gin 3ims
mermdoten trug fdmmilihe Wdrme
fIaihen, nit bensn es perfhiebsne
arnnte perieben follte, in iein eisenes
8eti 3uiammen. Cine Dame blie6
lanse gang unbeipeglit g.ssn bic
Wano g.lebnt iteben. eine anoere froh
oui alien @ieren auf Der Grbe berum.
Cine brittle reoete einen ar3t, ben iis
nod ME 5u 9eiiht beiommen bate,
NIT benz pertraulihen Iu an. .Ginise
onIhsinsno tpeniser idper eriranti.
peripnen. bic CUR 1potheie ober auf
onbsre tpidtis. 9siorsunsen ssihidt
ipurben. tonnten Die gluFtrae. entfpeber
nur nit srober Wiibs ausfiibreR oosr
9ingen on gang dnoere Drie. Gin
.oerr bate oabsi bic 0iiion, oab er
Iautsr gontnoi,n ouf Der Sirubs lis@
esn fab. Cine Jrau, bic tslsphonirsH
ipolIie, 5os iih porher nit ben 5ingern
bic 3uHg. beraus, neil lie onoers niht
Iprehen 81 iounen meinte. Gin anbersr
arantsr ipar pon benz Wabn befal.n.
sr miiiIe iih Strobbalme aus ben Bel
nsn sieben, unb tpisber Elm aHoersr
riibr.e iih ben aaffes nit ben 5inasrn
um. ipdbrenb Elm oritter ouf sirsi
Stiiblen 3uslsid fab uno nit leersu
geIIsrn jcnsIirts. es mIb olio in
bisIer psniion rsti msr.piirbig suses
sansen i.in, aber sIiidliterpeiie gins
dllss gn1bis poriiber. gsionosrs piro
nod bi. gsoba6tuns berDorsehoben.
bab BEL ben meiitsn patienten, bic
eIsihseitis luneentrant parsn. ipdbs
rsno Der 8.rsifiuns Elm Stilitono oss
5uitens unb Der onoeren Wlersmals
Der 2ursentrantbeit einirat.
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gineinnaii, IA. Ts5.
Yeue 5ppotheten.


6. 3. William 2eeter an ct. Ser.
narb progreiFpe .. u. 8. u. 60.
$4,000.
William 6. 9erdbeimer on gineln.
natl @ortingmsns Club .. II. 6. 60.
$1,000.
Warn aramoid an gnierpriIe 3. u
6. u. Co., $3.50.
Glisa 6ampton an gntsrpriie 3. u
g. u. Co., 500.
Marp goIOenbsrg on 6. Rob aoo'
mid, $50.
4nno 9Iotii an Die O. u. pe,ers
Realtp gp., $40O.
2lntonid Wenbie on Winion Ger
man g. II. 6. u, $700.
". 6. pierfon an Soutbern Dbl:
6. u. 3. Co., 5000.
0erislbe on oieIelbe, $500.
GIi3obetb Stehon an bieielbe
$17OO.
Wnrsoretba 4ouinger an Quid
ipitHbrofDaI 9. u. Co., $17OO.
Qnna Wattst an Dotlts 9. y. 8
%. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-15
Ser ySait perHudten 8ilieu-
frauts"

Gin ie!isnsr San. in tpsIh.m
oura 9erps6ieluns BON giliens
traut WurSeln nit Shparsipur=
seIn Elm. 9ersiiiuns sabIreidsr
perionen p.ruria1t purbe, bat Geles
ssHbeit CUR g,obahtuns Der Wirtuns
oes in bieisr pflan3e sutbaltsnsn Gifs
i,s sessben. 9i. gum sbeil iebr merit
ipiirbiseu grgsbniiis bieier llnterIu.
huHgen iGilnern bi. beioen Qerste
gbiIippi uno WiibIe in Der .Riind.nsr
Webisinii6en Wohenidrift". Nu Der
DsrbdngnibOoII.n WabIseit batten %
psrionen elmer BENTON in Tapos tbsils
ssnommen. bic iammtlid i'm 9.rlauf
bon ettpd spei Stunben ertrantien.
Di. Yersiituneseriteinunss paren
gum g5siI iebr fhtper, ober bie Grs
trantt.n ium.n ale nit bem 2sb,n boz
bon, neil drstIi6e 5iIfe Idnsn sur
Sislle mar. Die eriien Jdssn Der
9ereiftuns seisien iih in ShlpinoeI.
ansiteefiihl uno Sebii0rungen. Die
aufIdlisIte 4bionberIitt.it aber be-
i,onb in in Der ssiitisen Uerpirruns,
Die iitb BEL ben meiiten aranien s.igie.
Der Cine fprad INNER bopon, bab er
eben erit BON Der Gommerreifs suriids
geiommen Iei, obeIeih es bereits No1
pember mar. unb CT battle in ieinen Ges
oanien foriseiebt NIT iatboIiih.npriss
fern 5u tbuH. trosbem er proteitnnt
lpas. Gin ilsines MGbden erihieu
4benbs ploblih Bel ibrem 8ruper,
tleibete iih Dor beFsn Beit aus uno
Ieste ii4 bort gum Shlafen ouf bic
Grbe. Cine rufIifhe Dume befonb iih
in boIhommenem Ddmmersuitanbe, ins
oem iie beifpislsneiie bic BON ibr ionit
polliommen bsberrib.e beutfhe Spro,
he berseiIen bate. Gin Sunse lit an
poriibereebenben Deii1tsbaIu5inotio.
nsn. Der 6ausberr. Der beIonbers
fart nersiftet mar, ionnie iih brei
Stunbsn noh Der Woblseit iaum nod
bepesen, permonte Die 1reppe nibt 3u
fteigen unb mar BON benz Gefiibl be-
bsrriht. bob Ct nidt frei iieben tonne.
fonbern iin on ben Ddnben balten
miiFe. Die llmeebuns erihien ibm
fuie in einem Rebtl. 4ls ibm Elm 1els
ler Supptr ssbrnht ipurbe, sob er ibn
unter bns aopftiFen aus. Beim Gpres
den mari er alIe Sprnhen burheinons
Der, bic ihm beidnnt fparen. Geiitige
Neripirrune unb srobs AeneiiIihieit
iparen ollsn aronfen semeiniam;
duberbem mahten iie ouffals
lsnbe 0reiibepeeunsen NIT ben
5Gnben, unb man9e BON ibnen fhlus
gen unb biFen ME ton um iih. Hoh
unbeimliner foft iporen bic aeuberuns
gen Der poriibersebenoen DeifesItDs
rung nit ununterbro4enem Gpr.hen
unb grunbloiem Qahen. Dubei ibien
ben aronten bic 0efpobnte llmsebuna
sGnsli6 freilb geiporben 5u iefn. 70
bob iie ibre 3immer nidt finbeh tonn1
ten unb jreusbe R6ume fir ibre eieenen
bieiten. Gin junser Wldnn idb ouf
Der Grbe unb griff fortsefett mil BEN
e1abn r bte 0xit Gias Dame, tis II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-15
pie g Spionenfurdt

pie Spionenfurdt in
6 n 9 Ia n b gebt aud montsm Gngs
Idnber aegen ben Strid unb es qibl
tpirflif nod elm puar gtdtter, bic iif
iber oieSpionenrie6erei Iuitia MAIDEN.
so beri6tet Elm 2onboner glatt nit
oem Qnihein unerihiitterlihen Grn>
ites Die folscnbe rieniationeQe" 8eeez
benheit: ,Sn Dungeneb fling Elm 2on
boner SpatTommerfriIdtsr einen Ste-
aal, beffen W}agen einen in cine g1umz
mer oes vDeutinen Wliiitdrs sBohenz
blattes" eingetpidelten marinirten 6ez
ring entbielt." Die Spismarte Der
Roti5 lautet: Die r,eueiie pboie beut,
fGer Gpion1oe in GuoIau1@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-15

DeibIi1e Iindn5genies.
BUR D.nis. oiirIien fpiFsn, oab bi:
Jrau in ben leBtsn Sabrsn aIs Fri.
umpbantorin in bic iaDisrissn ge.
biste Der boben Jinan3. bic ibr Bis
babin itreiiig aenadi uno perfhlofien
a.blisben paren, ibr.n Ginsus setaIa
ten bat. Sn amerita. 70 plauOert Der
.Wornins 1elesrapb". iinb bic peibs
liten ginon3senies 70 5ahIr.id. boB
BON linen toum nod beionoers bic Re'
pe ift. wlib Ratplss mar cine Der am
meiiten bonn Slid bsgiinftigien Jis
nansbamen. @or fiinf3ebn Sobren mar
Iis nod cine orme, beite.oene ShreIb-
mofhiniitin in ein.m Retp Yorier gu'
rear; ba lie eroBes Talent bate, ee.
lana e. ihr balb, aus ben ganttomp.
toiren BON WuiIitreet beruussutommen
uno BEL elmer srobsn Geienihaft, bi.
ben 9du Der Qonboner llntergrunb-
babn unternommen bate, als Seire'
torin cine anitellung su finben. Sn
GnsIanb puros is bic Gel. Der ges
iefiihaft uno Der Ruf ibrer 1iihtietsis
perbreiieie iih 10 fsbr. hdb tin hsrs
porrasenber Diplomat iih peranIabt
fab, ibre geionntihaft su iu6en,' um
bolo borauf nm ibre 5anb ansuhd!@
ten. Giniae Sabre Ipdter ionnts lie BEN
Sulian bon 2abore fir giisnbnbnbau.
ten rieiiee Summen porihieben: oil.
bsrbem l,itete iie bic arbeiten, bic bic
Gusbeutuns sroBer peruaniifer Berg
fperie be3fpedten. Oils lie ftarb, binier.
li.B Il. ibrer einsissn 9ohter Elm Der
mossn BON IL Willionen Wart. Tas
mar Elm gang anitdnbises Siimms
hsn, aber fiir bic 9otter !ange niht
stnus: bic iunge DAME battle Den Ghrs
esi3, INNER mebr Gelb aufsuftopsln;
Fl. ipetuIirte an Der Borie unb bate
nn1 einig.n Sabrsn Elm germ6s.n
non 100 Wiflionen. 5sute IN Grau
Raip!ess Selrihs In Der amerituniiten
Jinansipel. aIImdhiis. unb man iit
f.fi iber3eusi, bab lie Der Jrnu Wdls
Ter. bic 400 Willionen ibr eie.n nennt.
idon in iurs.r 3eit bas Rei1tbums.
primal entriNen hnben pirb. syrdu
Wolter i'll betannt unier Dem 5iiel
.ghinini0niein1. neil iie auf benz Chi
ninmortt obfoIuie 6erriferin iii. Gin
dnberes rpeiblihes Jinan3ssni., bic
beriibm.e syrau 5eitp Green, irirb bon
9ielen iuesen isines nnseb!ifen gro.
BEN Dei5ss fharf sstaoeli unb per.
b0bnt. Gs 1T nilsrDinss ira6r, haB
nettp Gran fir iid i1brlih nitt rn.br
ols 10000 Wart ausai.bi. bas iit un-
sefdbr senau 70 piel nls lire - Ia
seseinnahme betrdst. 9dFiir iii iie
aber Elm Gnsel Der Mohlibitigtsii unb
9armter5istsii. nur oab Il. ;br Wcbls
thun nidt auf ofieEem Worlt. ouss
fhreit, ,pie e bic meiiitn onoersn omes
ritoniihen MilIiarn1re nnb Wiliar.
b0rinnen su thun pfleQen.
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emit nichta 3"

petlSl yltuIlp, pel IelpIi YeiltRp uui
trdte, ipenn er bic MittsI hasu bsiGbe.
Sein Ratb lit gut, es giebt teinen beis
ieren. Wiqit 0u ibn befolsen2"
.9uitap, ia tpmme in eine eigens
tbiimlide 2nse!" rief ih unter Sbrdz
men.
r0eine Gage tpirb nitt sigentbiimlis
der iein, ols bic meinise lit. 3Dssre
niht su lange, Did gu entibIieben,
mir brobt 8efabr. Dubte id einen
dnpersn ausDes, ih piirbe Did pers
i6onen :"
n8laube mir, Iieber Mann, oab it
fir DID 2lles tbue."
$50 gebe gu oem 9rafen."
radnnit 0u nidt ieIbit, 8uItap....
Sept ftorrts er mid nit erdbIidsn
Sltden an.
sd ieIbit, id Ielbit? 9tb, ieBt 3eigt
it6 Define srobe Sisbs. SoIonge 8IUt
uno 5reuoe bel uns bsrrI6tsn, tpdrIt
Su Die beitere unb anmutbige 5rau,
hingebenb, sdrtIib uno pprIor9li6;
jeBt itelen iih Sorgen uno 9efabren
elm, oa Sieht iih Die 2ebensgefdhrtin
5uriid unb lGbt ben Mann in benz 900
genIhpale untergeben. 9u IiebIt ruz
big gu, tpie mid bic Ingft per5s6rt..... &"
Rein. ih leioe nit Dir"
yRebensdrten. gamble, tpie manIir
geIagt uno uns pirb 9eibsn ge6olien
iein."
Sd tpOGte mid ibm an bic gruIt
perfen.
n9enu9." rief er tolt o6pebreno.
r0etne 3drtIihteiten iino Moste, Del
ne 2iebesporte Gu9en. 9epeiIe, odB
8u mid liebit uno i'd min Dir 9laus
ben"
Gntriiitet gins er in iein 3immer,
oenen Shiir er perrieqelte. Sd perz
braate cine ihredlide Nott. Die
Jurdt petnigte mid, bab 9uItab 6anb
an ii6 legen ooer fliidtis peroen fons
ne. Old, unb i6 bate teinen Menz
i6en, nit bem ib iiberlegen tonnte;
iA muBts bag furbtbare 8ebeimniB in
mid DeridIiebsn. 60 perfloTen ipis=
oerum 3p0If ooer bier5ebn Gage. 3a
Iogte metn Wann gu mir:
rSoenrtette, es tann nitt bIsiben, tpie
ss it,"
nd ia, es lit rett trauri9 BEL uns.
sd gebe ouriiber gu 8runbe. 9is
jeBt lit es mir gelungen. bos 9efi3it 3u
perbergen, Elm tleiner umItonb, ben it
niht in ben 9reis meiner 8erehnuns
gen ge5ogen, tann es an bas 2idt brins
gen. 8eine 2tntunft bel bsm 8raTen
lit porbereitet ;"
Sd eridrat.
n8uitap, IoQ ia tpirtli9 bieien
Shritt tbun?"
nDu mubt, 9u muBt." rief sr brin:
geno. ,Weine Gbre, mein 9lQes lit qe.
fdbrbet. 0u bitteit einfud ben 8ra.
fen um Elm 9arIebeu bon bunberttau.
Ieno Sbalern :"
nGs lit unm0olit!"
u0u pirit geben." bsfabl er ter:
Der Graf ion elmer fSrau, bic e,
nt6t tennt, cine ioIhe Summe leiben?"
n0u lpirit oeben."
Ser 9raf piro mid fir perrutt
ober mtnoeitens bod fir unperItdmt
balten."
g}ein Monn brad in Elm grdblitea
2ahen aus.
Damn ging er einigemale burh oas
3immer. Sd beobadtete i'm. Seir
bleI9es 0eit6t ia1 mod mogerer aus
lstne Qugen gliihten tpis bic eines Sic.
bertranten. pIosIib blieb er Dor mi.
Iteben.
u5enristts," iagte er nit bsbenoe,
Stimme. bait 9u beun tein Grbur.
men nit metner psin? aannit Ou III:
big 3uisben, pie i4 81 Grunbe ss:
be?"
rGuitab, beantporte meins 5rog..'
$50 frage, Senristte."
.Warum ioq gsraoe mir Der Sra
Die Bite getpdbren, bic unter aQer
umItdnoen BON elmer eSrau ie6r ION.
berbar, ,lpenn ni6t unperIdGmt tlinet2'
gr tonnte nibt gleih onttporten.
(JortieBung foIgt.)
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g dmer5Iihe ueber5eu.
Quua.

~Nk bob i6is glduben ipolIsn. bo!
Drei5ebn a ungliids3abl is, bis oe.
itern am Rir'tng - 6o bob / nnf
Der breiaebnten nod a. piersebnts
0mi&pa 'trisotl :
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02
A CANADIAN NAVY.

Canada intends to have navy
Canada is British province and en-.
Joys the protection of the British
navy. Canada is at peace with the
world and prosperous. But Canada
like the rest of the civilized world
likes to look at military and naval
displays and is willing to pay the
price. The price is high. We will soon
hear of income taxes. corporation tax
es and all manner of schemes TO get
money out of the people to pay for
navy.
Canada Is not likely to ever be in
terested itself in a war. The mother
country of course may be involved at
any time. Canada really should be
independent In theory and name as
well as In fact The British rule over
Canada is as much a myth as the
supposed rule of King Edward over
the empire. But Canada has caught
the spirit of the age. 1t is glorious to
have a big navy, to pay taxes and to
slaughter people.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02
TROLLEY CARS
DISTURB COWS

Chicago. Feb 2.-Farmers around
Elgin and Aurora, Illinois. who
threaten to begin damage suits be-
cause the flash and roar of trolley
cars that rush past their dairies
give their cows insomnia" and in
duce nervous prostration, are trying
to put something over on the troll
ley companies, according to the dec
aration today of S. B. Shilling, one
of the greatest authorities on bovine
subjects In the world.
Cows" said Shilling today, "arc
singularly cool and collected ami
mails. Poets, YOU viii remember speak
of them as the calm-eyed kline l
don't think trolley car could upset
the equilibrium of the modern COW
doubt IL the average Elgin and An-
rora heifer would take the least inter-
est in trolley cars. even If there We're
wreck just outside the dairy door.
An aeropane might disturb the peace
OF the COW, but trolley cars have be-
come habit"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02

class of citizens who believe that no
defendant should have the right to
employ counsel, but hat public de-
fender" should be employed and that
he alone should handle the case for
the defense. These people hold that
the courts are for the purpose of de-
termining whether an accused person
Is guilty or innocent, and that it is
as much the duty or the community to
ascertain whether he is innocent as 1t
is to ascertain whether he is guilty.
They argue that If there were two of
ficers of the court, one to look into
the mans guilt, and another into his
innocence, 1t could all the betterf be
determined whether the accused is
guilty or innocent At the present
time, If a person accused of crime
has money enough to hire the best
lawyers he is going to escape punish
ment no matter how guilty he may
be. The Chicago jurist who told lot
of convicts in a penitentiary that they
were there not because they had com
mitted crimes, but because they did
not employ the right lawyers, hit the
nail on the head. There is no occasion
for any man being in the penitentiary
II he hires the right lawyer. And by
the same tokens any man accused of
crime has the right TO the service
of as good legal talent as is employed
by the people to prosecute him.
Springfield q. News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02
CONSERVATION BILLS.

Mr.. Taft's Opponents, regarding
conservation bills, are headed by Hey
burn and Mondell. The insolence of
this leadership is too much. for our
faltering and academic pen. You
know who Hepburn is, no doubt. His
political intimacy with Ballinger we
have pointed out, but Ballinger has
been struck by a cyclone and turned
into a conservatlonist, and Hepburn
as yet, has not. This gentleman, in a
flight of July oratory the other day
eager to insult Virginia and Robert Il
Lee, was delivered thus:
DO you think that those men in
Congress on the End of July, 1864, ever
contemplated for a moment that any
state, under any condition, at any
time, would place the statue of Bene-
diet Arnold in that hall?"
This delicate, considerate and pro-
found analogy remind us of that
Grand Old Man, Cannon, who a few
days earlier had found himself unable
TO describe the insurgent rebels with
out a similar piece of inexcusable and
needless insult. Cannon, prize OBJ
stacle to conservation as TO many
other human forward steps, retains
Mondell as chairman of the Public
Lands Committee OF the House. II
the country will allow Hepburn, Mon
dell, and Cannon to prevent the pas
sage of proper conservation bills, why
then perhaps the country deserves
nothing better than it gets. AS 10
Uncle Joe, Mr.. CcCall. in his recent
eulogy, included a hint that the wide
spread hostility to that old rooster
was largely the outcome of the Speak
er's opposition of two years ago to free
wood pulp. Regarding our own part
for those of our readers who keep this
weekly, forever bound in gilt, we need
merely refer to the issue of February
4, 1905, when we began anattack on the
speaker, which has not subsided tc
this day. There is baby talk galore
about making "scapegoats" of such
men as Ballinger and Cannon. Who
raises the talk of scapegoat when
some unknown, because he steals &c
keep his family from starvation, Is
sent to Jail, or some suffering woman
because misfortune has driven hei
from her standards? Retrlbution Is
cruel. and would 1t were not needed
in this world; but IL your heart Is 4
bleed, let the drops decorate the tene
ments of the ignorant, or the sorel.
tempted poor, rather than the palaces
of those who, charged with might!
powers, use them, not for the hard
pressed many, but for themselves AM
the well-lined pockets of their friends
II humor is needed to tighten thu
heavy topic seek It in the reports
from Seattle that the Chamber of Con
merce of that town hopes to send Bal
lIinger to the Senate after his expected
retirement from his present office. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02
PUT BOATS ..........
OUT OF BUSINESS
Railways Lower Rates and
Raise Them After Boats
Quit. stav.
Rv unItod Preaa lNYirnll ,


Washington, Feb. %. Railroads
frequently chop their rates to drive
river competition out of business and,
after the boats have lbeen taken off.
raise their rates to the loriginat level
or even higher, according to the tes-
tlmony of j. G. Lincoln, president OF
the Industrial Traffic league. before
the house committea@eeii-fnt Interstate
commerce Tuesday. -Asked-by Chair
man Mann TO furnish the committee
with instances of this sort OF proceed
ure, Lincoln said that ~ bad been
done all through the Mississlppi val
ley and particularly along the big riv-
er Itself.
"There's nothing In the law TO pre-
vent the roads from making their
rates as low as they please. is thereT'
asked Mann.
Not exactly" he replied, "but I
think they would be much embarrassed
II brought into court Shippers at
other points along their lines would
be likely to make them trouble IL they
cuold show that at certain places the
roads were putting the rates ava
down below cost to drive out com
petition and at other places were try
ing to recoup by oVorcharglng ship
pers where no competition existed"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02
WILL PROCEED
IN SWOPE CASE
BY United Press Wire.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. e. Ihe
Chicago scientists have found poison
and plenty of II in the stomach OF
Colonel Thomas Swope and they are
not through yet" said DR. B, H.
Zwart, coroner yesterday, on his re-
turn from Chicago.
"The report received from Drs.
Hecktoen, Haines aad Vaughan yes
terday In Chicago was but partial
one and by no means formal report
but IL contained conclusivcly enough
To show that poison was fvund ana
the state will now go ahead.
The inquest will not begin before
next Monday and may possible be de-
layed a little longer. DR. Hecktoen
will come here from Chicago to tes-
tify.