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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Was Mduner miiIen
iDlten

Ut In einiad)en. flaren uuo ebrIid,en Dorten
ionic in ausiiibrlider weiIe in einem gud)e
beidrieben.
Der &erauSseber, Ssrr Doctor Gultap
3. Sebert ipiinid)t ~unieren 2eiern mit3u.
theilen, oaB fir tnr5e Seit has srpdhnie
Werf foIienirei obseseben pirb IS III felt
Sabren b%efanrt, OAK Dr.9eberb in ieinem
erpGhlten Gpeciuliad) Wsiiter 1T uno BON
Ieinen SoIesen oIS h6dIt ersoIsreider Her,
penorst anerfonnt ipiro.
Dpbl fein onberer slrSi senieBt fold un.
be9renates 9%ertraueu inter ben OentIdDen
bieicS 2anbeS. Il II b b a 8 III ii 81 c d, 1,
Ber oaber bic ebrIide Wabrbeit iiber
ieinen 3uitanb ertabren niH. per bon Ner.
be nldrpdde unb sebeimen SdwGde . Au,
itdnoen seheiIt fem ipiu, rper feline poIe
ManneSfraIt fpieber erlonaen min, Der mut
bieS iiberanS lebrreite BUD IeIen.
eenben Sic bahsr iosIeid Sbren Hamen
rno Ioreie an ben 9eriaIier nnb id,neioen
Sic oieIe SHerte aus poer e~rfp6bnen Gie
bic (insert full name of paper.)
DaS Bud, tpirb Shnen bann jofori Irei
nno periieselt Der Yoit ssianbi.
DR.. @. II. B0BERTz,
564 Woodward Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
! ll,to Der siinbe anhn IL 5

limo Der SiinSe Sobn lit Ser
Eob," bat nenlid ein SeIbitmorber
mif einen 3etteI gei6rieben, Der ne.
ben ieiner @eliebten 2cide in einent
$otel IN Chicago eefunOen wuroe.
@as trieb oieien damn III Sen Soo
Die anflogeu ieines @etpiiIeus. So,
bas @epiiien iuenn IS reSet, oos
tit Elm eepaltiger anfldger utS bic.
lie baben feline Sttfnme nitt Der.
trogen fonnen, perlit iie aud, ans.
peiden MOLTEN. SO mag cine 3eit.
lang betaubt iperoen, aber olitpad)en
tbut es utio modt iid selteno. @ie
pteI beiier lit Is, getpiiienbaft au
banoeIn itrtb Ieidtiinnig feline Sdrai
aif ii6 gu Iaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

@egen 8ergiftnn8en nit eiftig-
EN- Gpbeu @oiien Spp) iol nitts
better iein offs oas 9enrteil Der per-
gifteten a0rpertbeile nit reft iait-
rrr Mild pber 9uttermil6, IS
brinst iofort 2inoerlmg mo BEL fort
gciester Inmenbnng aud Seilling.
6crner miro alid eir Ginrciben Der
Stcflen nit fritrem, ieudtem Sod.
iol3, iofuie elm anitrifl nit aalt.
tinde e~mpfobIen. @an meib ie.
bod aus griobrlng, 0aB Ole Wittel,
oie BEL mondlen Gerionelt bclfen, bel
onberen iidJ aIs unipirtiam e%rpieien.
Smmerbin iinb bieie cinfadcr Mit.
tcl, neiI meiitcns glcid sur Snno
porfommenOen Sails zines Ser.
pertb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

bon er5ieIen fonttet. Sails &a.
tarrbsaur, fobri5irt BON 5. s. Che.
nep & Co., Soleoo, %, entbalt fem
auediiIber unb miro imnerIid senOm
men uno mirft oireft auf oie ifIeimi-
gen SberfIdden bes Spitems. 8enn
'Sbr Soils aatarrb,aur fault, ieio
fider, bob SIR Die d6tc befommt
Sic miro innerIia senonmen nnb in
SoIeoo, Ohio, bon s. s. ebenep &
Co. grmadt.
@erfauft bon alien apotbefern.
9reis Toe. 6ie Slaide.
Sails SamiIien.@iIlen iino Die
beften.
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Srafc.
SEER mo 5rau g3eii

SEER mo 5rau NeiSbort bon
ct. Souis, itr0 bier bel 6rit SdmiOt
81 @eillf).
Goparo Sait9enberg Ser &auf.
mann 81 safe. mar oos criteutnl bic
NIT iciner biibi6en ilmgen Srul bic
er in 9efanitcnfreiie einfiibrta.
Serr ititO 6ran Gbriit &Ioii.
nrr MADDEN 9eiude i'm 6rernSeS.
freiie 6o lie bolo no6 ibrem Seim
in 8ullntan, Stoot @aibinqton, ab.
reiien iperben.
Ter SilgenObuno bot ciultim.
mig bei6Ioiien am GienItog Den 16.
Nngnit Elm ytodmittas &icnic uub
abeno Moonligbt.S ocial bel Scr Stir.
DIE 81 beranitalten. 9os Gontite be-
ltebt aus 6r. Sulba 6. Iorre,
6ranf &iefc un6 Men. 2ouis 8irter.
Bon bier betbeiIisten iid let
ten Samitag pieIe ON 8egrdbnif
Der 6ral, @illiam @nIImeper al
Bah.
8rou s. $. Slime bon &al
mage, Rebr., lit bier 3u @eiud oel
6amilien SrlrreImeber ino Gbfer.
Sic gp. 8emeinoe miro an
81. aueult uno /. Septembcr eli
MiiiionsfeIt feicrn.
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Bur 8eadtnna.

unierScidneie Bittpe bes BERT. Gbas
3oeoimaun BON 9rafe. DO. fam in NoIge
ibrer6 eiunbbeii bic 6eiddite hes ylah.oIicS
ibre5 perit. 6aiien nid,t neiter urternebmen
uno bat ale inId1e 6eid,dite Serrn Rcbert
Waifer bon !Sernlann iibertroSen. aue
perionen peI6e nit BEN stad)laIe, hires
uerit. Saiten in Ycrbinouns iteben. fperoen
iiW 9eidli8it an Serrn Wolfer menoen.
Srau @liiabetb Suebtmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Die &ermal1ner fsair @eiprlifnf

Die Sermaitter Sair @eiellidaft
miro bieies Sabr itatt elmer aIIsc.
meineit aiisitelilirte nur cine @ieb
uto DEMONSTRATING baben una
Stuar MIR einen Gag, atu Cams.
rag BEN II. September. 8orn nirB.
bis Mittog ben is. september 5nr
Stelle fem iinb gieb bis 10 ltbr
gormittass ON ausiteHunsstase.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
uaebrti
Retnridb 5aitretp jr.
@eItorben am /. 2usuIt, 1910

@eItorben am 1. ausuIt 1910
SIN SriibIins beiues 2ebens bat oid Der
Cob credit.
sd, tur3 nur luar bic 3eit, in Der bu
bier 9erueiItl
Sin Ieerer pIab lit I'M G~lternbauS.
Non ueld,cm 0u ir6blitIt ainsit elm
uno aus !
Gin idne,er sdIas iiirs treue Gltern.
ber3l
griiber unb edppeIiern meinen i'm iieien
Sdmera,
9erlronnte unb Sreunhe iino betriibt
I'm did. ben berslid, tic 9eliebt.
Du ,peilIt in ienem 2ano, has uuauS.
ipred,liG IdIo1,
Sn benz mir, pie mir boIfen, bid etnItenS
pieoOrieben
Seipibmet o 3. 8. APPEL
ct. 9ouiS, No., ben 8. auituit 1910
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
9anfiagnng.

Weinel gesbrten 6reln6ep nnO
@onnern, oie BEL Ser oergon9eren
Srindrfpabl 10 treu unS nader 81
mir bielten, mofte id bierour6
innigitGn 0onfeS peritdJern.
Id)tllngspoll
S6eo. Graf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
&iitet Gnd) pur saIbcn seacn aa,

tarrb. Oie 0iiediiIber eutbaIten, oo
aieflilSer ii6er ben Slim Ses @e.
riids serit0reu lito oos gartae Spi.
tenn p6Iis 5erriittet tpirS, penn es
bnrd Die i6eimisen 0berfIdden elm.
brinst, Solde artifeI iolIen ME
ai,Ber oitf geroronirris gut berufener
sler5te sebruudt tperben, Sa Der
S6aoeu, ben fie unridtets, sebntnaI
10 sroB lit oIs Dos Cute, bas SIR 6a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
auttipn.

unterseid)nete wirb am Sreitae Sen i9.
Aneuit nm 1 rbr yiadlmittase fol9enbes
0onsmobiIiar an ben WteiItbteteuoen per.
tauien;
9ireou, SlaSI6rant, tneu1, Eiihe,
Stiible. 9ett.2aunae, 9sttiteae, NIT 3ubebor.
SlsiocrIdrauf, 8cboien, (neul SetSoicn
uno idmmtIid)eS Giid,en uno GBeeid,irr uno
pielcS &noere au 8abIre,cl 5u beuenueu.
acknowledgement 8oar.
Gbrtfi R~icoIauS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Die critic Meael scr @Gfieiafeit:

Die critic &cgcl Der @lifieliafcit;
Ger a6rper mlrB 0eirlrN ietn Done
@~cinnSbeit feline @Iiifielisfeit. go.
6alo Sic frntf iino, mlB has Sp.
item ioiort iu Groulnd Gcbradt lprr
sen. 0as perarmtc @lut mitB gtobr
lrng erbalten uno Die trdge @irculo.
tion nniB beidleuuigt meroen, Sem
0littel 6ot IN iolAet 60lleit citrH
10 Glan3enocu Grfolg o~ui3npciien
wie 6nrni'2 ?llpcnfrdlttcr. Sdifen
Sic cine Soitfnrte ar Or. Getcr
6nbrleo & Solt$ 60, 49, 25 en-.
SOME 9lpc, Chicago, Su, oa sic
Mebi5iu in fcincr Slpot6cfe 3lt bab-
en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

Sn ben enaliiden 8Idtterit le.
len mir immer ldngere artifel bar.
iiber, pie cine Staot a~nf5nbaiRn it,
mo cs fperSen babel alIerIei gifte
@orI1ldge gemadt, Dos @idtisfte
fir elm @eneinpeien aber lit, oaB
Die einbeimiiden @ei9dfte un6 Sn.
ouItrien unteritiist meroen. $50 ons
niht geidiebt bift allies Boomer
nihts.
Gr.8ouberneiir 6olf mare am
Counting in Muscatine, Soma, in
einem gutomobil .llnfall fat INNS
2eben gefommen. Die Wlnidine
rnlritte geoen eilten SeIepboupfoiten
OIL, orebte iih Damn ieitw6rts in ei-
ileir @rabef uno pur6e total 6efno.
lirt. SoIf perrentte Den redten
@rm uio erlitt mebrere idmer3Iihe
8raitidcr oil peridieoenen sbeilen
oes aorpcrs. Die mrOeren S~niniien
trrpen nlle S6rammlingen oopor.
Sm 8egriffe, cine Guropdreile
on5litreten lnb bereits nlp 9oro oes
8ampierS .Gniier @iIbeIm Der Gro.
BE-, punoe am 9ierito9 Elm Morb.
nl8riff ollf Wapor @nl. s. @onnor
bon Nep 9orf periibt, Ociien 6olecn
iid md nidt abieben lniien, oa Ser
3uiton0 ols fritiid Gift. Der Morb.
bttbe, elm entloiiener itaotiider PIN.
aritellter NoruelrS Sames s. BaIIag.
Der, Oeiicn augeI ben MaDor I'M
Sintcrfcpi getroffen, befinoet iid ii,
Soft uno ideiut feilerlei &elle 5ii
e%npfinhen, "a or ii6er Die llriade
Der Sbat befraat, einiad iagte: y8cr
hat mir mcin 9rot geranbtl"
Gittlc Berger.
Die 6nrmcr bier iino am
piliiaer.
@m Mengel8oorf BON g(Aiion,
anniaS utro hilbert Seping bon
Snurence, aonias, pnren bier bel
Albert 9eucrman 3t @eiu6.
GWuro MlunblpiIler nnO i6r
@ruocr 6ronf marer 5omitog .un6
5omtag in &aibiugton gu 9c.
ind,
Sri GIIa 2abollbc lit bon ct.
2olitS 0nbcim 81 @eiud.
6rnu Senrp albrcdbt ipelbc
ibreit Safer 3obu @abntblllcr pa.
bier beindtp, lit Sonntag micoer
bcim nab ct. 2ouis gereiit.
3aS 9icitic ser @an6 9opS
uor0cn miro gut beiud)t mcrocn
peinl oaS 8ctter gut lit.
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@ute NeIpbuuno.

erbdIt bic 9erion peId)e mir ben glamcn
oeSl eniscn briust Der lebie Wod)e ben 4.
glu9 nit 5miIten - mno | ubr gtadiS. bic
Sla oIdeibe in Der Shiee.Ibiir Der 9rauerei
ipje aud yiebenienIter uno mcbrere Seniters
ibeiben i'm NobnbauS 5erid1Ius.
Srau u 2ropp y.
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gu n~ermiethen.
S9miebe unb @naenmerfhdtt gu
nerfnufen.

GciuubbeiiSbalbcr iebe id, mid, peran.
laBt meine Sd1mieoc nno Wa9enmod,ers
lpertitGitc in Berger. Wto gum p%ertauie gu
briuaen 0as Seb6uoe 1T BON 9oditein,
bat IS sub Sront, 9 Gotten sehoren oa3u.
I'd, lpiirbe bic G~inridtuns oerfauien unb
Dem &Guier oas Srunbei9cntbum permies
then. bod Sisbe id eS Dor ales gu perfau.
len. Spred)t Dor ODER it,reibt an
S. u, Seienideer,
Berger, Wlo.
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gu pertaufen.

i Gotten in 6aecnnuoc. cine oopou lit
cine quite Houlpt ia cine 6iterne ooraui III
boo BpbnbalS brannle ob. NGhcrcS CT
theilt.
Trau Sohn g0olter,
Soecondoe Dio,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
8u p~ertaufen.

2 sebraudie 3immerorseIu i'm aIIerbciten
3uItanoe biQ's bel
gbas. 8immel,
Sermann, 0lo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
3u permiethen.

8os /. g, Sunbbuuien Wobnbaus, 9e9en'
iiher pom Der StaoibaIle, lit nad) Dem II
Suli, b. :. gu otrmieiben. Der Sdliiiiel
lpiro bel Sreo, panbhauIen ~ boben lein;
Giu3elbeiteu ~ebeuoaiclbit, iouie oudl bel
Srou 6. !Sunbbauien, in ct. GpuiS, mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
igiatrtlidr siarhtbtriat.
r MILLS

H6sttUfSttN StHn
@eisen, 2Aualit1t. ......... 80
Bei3en, 8 lunlitdt. SO
Mebf, per Sad, /. Nualitdt.. 2.95
Mebl, per Sod. 2 Qunlitdt.. 2.8b
&ornmebl, per 100 Bfuno.... 200
&leie, per 100 Yiunb. LOO
SbippftOff. per 100 9funo.... 1.25
8rD6ntte.
@0riatert npn
JOHN II. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfunb. 1890. Is Bis 20
gier, per 8ubenb.. la
Sibner, per Gfuno. ......... 8
Gprinp @bidens, per 8fb... II
Sbinfen
Sdmal5, per 8fnnb. ....... Is
3wiebeln, per 8uibef. 1890. SO
8ole per Bfunb. 20
aartpffefn @eue ........... so
Surfeps ....,............... is
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Neue Nn5eigen.
2n berfanfen.

gtcbcn DEM ToirpInb SN gpttcn nebit
Wphn6aus, 9ommerfiidle, 5tolunI, oro'
Der aeIer oIeS i'm enten 3nIionbe. Plus.
ttnit om pIoB
Nntpn IS ebhdrot,
0erlnonn. Uio.
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gu p~erfaufen.
@ohnainlner au permietben

Wicbrerc Idione @obn3irmer itno gu
b ermieiben. giGbercS au erira9en bel
Sran W ar ia e d. r.
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A A
Picnic Ball
will be given by the
Little Berger Brass Band
at Dom. Dufner's Grove
Saturday, August 10. 1910

Refreshments OF all kinds.
Good dance music guaranteed.
Everybody is invited to come
and have a good time.
THE COMMITTEE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23

pany at Pittsburg, and the even great
err electric company at Schenectady.
From the point or view of science this
competition involved demonstration
Of the economy, safety and expediency
of the direct current, the apparatus for
which is controlled by President COT
fms company, and the alternating cur
rent, which utilities inventions of Mr..
Westinghouse and his associates The
New York Central Railroad accepted
the propositions made by President
Coffin. The New Haven railroad pre-
ferred the alternating current, and the
apparatus for using 1t, invented by Mr..
Westinghouse. The struggle was a
desperate one. In it is not to be found
any evidence or such a combination
as the Attorney General might rea-
sonably regard as having been form
ed in violation of the antitrust law.
Monopoly of Patents.
So far as the public knows, the only
combination entered into between the
greater electric companies is one in
volving a common use Of patents up
on payment of royalties Apparently
the Department of Justice deems 1t
worth while to test in the courts whe-
Their or not a monopoly secured by pa
tent may be so used as to violate the
antitrust law. Should the courts so
! find, then a new and very unexpected
issue will have been created. 1t might
be so extended as to include some of
the companies operated under the
Edison patents. 1t would almost APP
pear to invalidate the license system,
certainly if that system gave exclusive
right to one corporation within a GER
tain district, to operate under patents
controlled by another corporation. So
far as now can be seen, the question
involving proceedings against the So
called Electric Trust Is simply this;
Must a corporation that controls
patent be compelled to make exclusive
use of that patent in its own manu-
factory? For 1t is thought to be an
parent that the Department of Justice
does not purpose attacking the mono
molly itself. which is the vital quality
OF patent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23
.BRYAN'S WARNING
OF JOB" SESSION

The eonrnoner. William Jennings
Bryans paper, sees dreaded evils 10
he fought at the present session d
Congress according to the following
article in the issue OF December o.
"The last session of congress has
won the title of the Job session be-
cause it is held after the election
when many congressman have been
repudiated at the polls, and when
even those who have been reelected
feel less restraint because of the time
that must elapse before another cleo
ton. Every careful observer Of con-
gressional proceedings has noticed
the tendency on the part of those IN
charge of questionable legislation to
postpone action until the last session,
and that tendency is even more mar
ked when a party is going out of pow
err. The democrats and progressive
republicans must be on their guard
during the session that conyenes in
| December. The special interests,
seeing that they will not be able 10
control the next congress, will do
their utmost to realize on the invest
ment they have made in the present
congress. The ship subsidy will be
pushed II there Is a chance of car
rying it through; the national incor-
poration of railroads is another
scheme that may take on new life,
and a Washington dispatch In the
Chicago Tribune recently announced
that Attorney General Wickersham
was preparing a bill providing for
the incorporation of the trusts The
dispatch says that the big business
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23
CONTRACT PLACED FOR
GREAT CUNARD LIN

LIVERPOOL, December S.-The
Cunard Steamship Company has pla-
ced a contract with John Brown e
Co., Clyde Bank, Scotland, FOR the
construction Of a big liner for the
New York service. The specifications
for the new Cunard line steamship
call for a vessel a little longer than
the White Star liner Olympic, now
the largest vessel in the world. She
will be S8S feet in length, with a to-
tai displacement of $4,000 tons anC
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23
TWO RARE COINS
FOUND IN ESTATE.


CARLISLE (Pa), December s.
Two of the almost priceless United
States silver dollars of the 1904 issue
turned up here today, having been
found by Miss Mabel Smith, exeeu-
trix of the estate, among the effects
of the late John G, Comfort, once a
well known patent attorney, who
died two weeks ago.
Although more than 10000 of the
coins were minted, nearly all of them
We're started for a foreign country IN
a ship that was lost at sea, AS faI
as coin experts know, there are only
-four more OF the pieces in existence
and the last time one was sold II
brought more than $4,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23

interests are behind the idea of ma
tional Incorporation
IF the democrats can prevent
these and other Objectionable meas
ures from being passed at the closing
session of the present congress, these
measures may be killed for a genera
ton. Every democrat and progress
sive republican should be vigilant du-
ring the remaining days of this CON
gress."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23
A HOT ONE.

Miss Oldgirl-When a man sees a
girl under the mistletoe he has the
right to kiss her. Don't you think the
mistletoe tradition is beautiful?
Mr.. Kutting Hintz-The most beau
tiful part of it is that he doesn' have
to.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23

"Of course, doctor, German measles
are seldom serious2'
Il never met but one fatal case"
FATAL
Yes, it was a Frenchman, and when
he discovered it was German measles
that he had, modification set init
Rits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23

a speed Of about twenty three knots.
she viii carry $50 Erst-class passen-
gers. 740 seaond-class and 240J
steerage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-23

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-28
THE CAIN JUDGMENT OF THE PEOPLE.

Smith for thirteen months after the cleo
Within that time the constructive character
administration the actual service it rendering became
manifest The people for themselves the definite re-
which a progressive Democracy accomplishing.
months passed these results have become more
and evident today the citizens of Georgia judge
administration for what really tested by time ana
for the substantial service it performed
natural Hoke Smiths announcement
the for this year should
aroused the people determination to undo the mistake OF
1908.
This spirit widespread and militant long before ne con-
is indeed responsible for him being
spring beeged with requests from
every urging him take this step Since ne
yielded to the public the letters and kilograms ana per
sona visits have doubled Men who opposed HIM two years ago
his strongest supporters The people want MN 10
off the laws and policies
under which the state has prospered.
The results former Governor Smith interrupted admnlsa
ton clearly speak themselves They to be
negro sranchsment law that took the negro out Oh
politics. pure election law that drives corruption from the bal
box that protects the business IN
tere of the public yet treatment corporations IN
abolished the lease system and ushered In great
building and the most competent management OF the
states finances known to the states history.
This glance what the people today in Hoke Smith
They convinced by these accomplish
that busnesske that he is man espe
ciay equipped affairs They have remembered
that he office with particular echn
CAL training duties AS secretary of the interior in Pres
ent evend charge of of the greatest adj
minStrave offices in government OF the world lie Ieo
TO the lasting satisfaction of American people.
brought training together with business capacity and
sound Judgment the office in Georgia he brought
prestige national He represented the south in the
nation He among like Hughes and Harmon
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looked down upon hills and rivers and upon the crowds
gazing up from towns cities all along the way
The schedule that had been mapped followed almost
to the minute Indeed it accurate schedule than that
of railroads often to be- 1t especially interest
that between Mannheim and Dusseldorf the time
qured for by rail reduced from six to four hours
This possible by that the distance itself
essened That will prove of the marked advantages Of ava
ton transportation by rail If get
enough drgbes going Georgia will settle the freight rate
question simply by shipping air line which always the
shortest line
The average speed maintained The Deutschland this
trip thirty miles hour For hundred and wen
tyfour miles the speed fOrty-one miles hour.
The three hundred miles from Fedrichchan to Dusseldorf
only about third of the entire distance the good ship has set
forth to accomplish That much however has opened
in the practical of aviation The significant fact that
cabn of have really through the air
and that other pasengetobe amorng for tickets at
twenty-five dollars and fifty dollars fare Aviation has been
made busness\ enterprise. The officers of the Hamburg
American Steamship and the German Ahp Stock
joint of The Deutschland that the
fares within not long period will the cost of the ship
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Way of TranSgreSsor Is Hard

AS I drove out TO the farm yesterday
morning I saw crowd gathering about
the entrance to the Jail, and when L re-
turned two hours later, met two-horse
wagon with a huge coffin in 1t, and De-
hind the wagon a two-seated carriage,
in which sat a colored woman, with deep
mourning garments, and in this orlef
statement is compressed the story of a
miserable human life and death at the
hands of the law.
A few months ago an old negro man
came to me to rent some land to make
a crop for the present year. He had been
our tenant in years gone by, and l knew
him to be a harmless, faithful, old-ttme
darby.
We did not agree as TO the rental and
when he turned away l asked him where
he lived He informed me that he was
employed by a section boss TO work on
the railroad, and his lodging place was
almost in sight of my town home.
I took occasion to remind the old fell
low that farming would suit him bet
ter, was a gutter life, and that God took
care of his work when he lay down 10
sleep and while the money did not come
in so often, farm work would pay him
as much or more in the end. He would
have stayed but his partner was not
willing, so that was the last 1 saw If
W ord came that he had been decoyed out
of his home, and killed by a negro man
who worked by his side under the sec
tion boss. He had some money, after
ray day. and the negro knew it, and
killed him to get 1t.
Feeling ran high, because uncle joe
lived long enough to tell who killed him,
etc, and the colored people were anx-
ious to see the murderer punished for his
CHASTITY crime.
With the usual laws delay, there has
been an interval of six or more months,
until yesterday, the hanging day, whan
he expiated his crime on the gallOwz
tree.
He got but a little money, when poor
old Joe was murdered, and he had spent
miserable time in jail, looking for
ward to his doom, and as near friend
less as mortal man is wont to be- so the
Bible said true word when il was re-
corded that 1.-The way of the transgressor
Is hard"
This is a true saying about all trans
gressors and transgressing. Sooner or
later the crime, whatever it may be, will
reach a reckoning with the transgressor,
and there will come remorse, regret, hui
initiation and shame, along with II. There
will be sleepless nights. days filled with
anxiety and dread of exposure, and al
though the sun may shine bright over
head, there will be cloud of gloom that
will settle down on the miserable heart
and dark shadows will creep into every
moment of the sufferers existence. The
transgressor's way is hard.