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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
5as tnoOerne Drama
Sirb ST. sg. N. Chamber In sintr
gortrassierie In Der llnipuiiidt
bthanbslu.

Inter ben auipisien ees Slopes
5ouos spiro imGauft Der na1ftsngDo
den Or. iSrdnt mdDleiab Chamber
Der ben gsbrftubI fiir snaIiihe Sprahs
on Der hieTistn llniperiitG! irne bat
zine S,ris bon 9orirdgen iibtr bas
rnoberne Drama BON perfhieosnen 9s,
iihtspuntten balteu.
Die 3aisn oisIsr 9oriroes, bic I'M
mer Rohmiitdes nm 4 llbr in Der
unioerfitdt itatifinbtH uab bic betrsfr
fenbeu 9bemato limb ipie Folgt:
9isnItag. 21. Wdrs: sJbisn olf
Genfsr ano GiinitIer."
9tenfias. %. Rdrs: .Dis abtmoio
oes Rdturdlismus".
Gonn.rftaa, 30. MGrs: .9srf6iss
peue Romunsen".
Gitnftas, 4. april: p1as fnmboli.
ihe Drama.
Disnitas. Is. April: ~Dds .tpiss
Grtitd."
9OnnsrIt0s. 20. apriI: ~Gsfatlsn.
Jrauen".
8isnftas, %. apriI: .5b.aI. bsr
ghrs".
9Onnsrifas. 4. Wai: .9i, Satir,
i'm Drama x5aalp".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
D. u. 6. u.

GsIssentIih ots s8eipereotsesbisns
ites In Der Ucung Wourens Gbriitiun
aHDcintion piro ON Sonntdg RAD
mtttae Rep. 6arrn &. Crane cine gln.
fprnfs balteH. 9lIs goIiftin nirti
GrI. WliIns bonn Cincinnati Gonierpns
torn Of Wuiic.
Der Culture Club bait am Mlons
tag abeno iein. WsrIammlune ob.
ari abeno bes 81. W1rs percnitoIs
tel pas brdurtifde Geportemsnt, bas
untsr Der Stttung Der Grls. goung
uno Bitter fttbt. tn Der GtDttifb Rite
aatbbraIe cine auffiibrung.
81. nhte @prIefung In bem iurifiis
ffsn Aurius tpirb am f5reitag, "a.
Wiara 6srr Thomas Dorbn bnItsR
uno stpdr iiber oas 1bemd .9trbres
tsn unb bGs friminaIre4tIiHe Bers
fdbrsu@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Rleiae pDli3einad5

- Die 9eger Sohn z. Stsltcn, %
Sabre alt, unb 9obn o. Sbslion. iein
6aIbbruber, ipurben etittrn bon Den
GebeimpoIisiiten Rtsb uno GAL in
Dem 5oufs $40. Ala Sobn Strabs btr-
bdftet uno unter Der Nntla9t, Jufti3-
fii:htlinge Su ietn, eiHgsiptrri. Sic
fcGsn aus hsm Gefdnsnib in Grant.
fort, an., nussebro6tn iein.
- Der 20 Sabre nIis Crgelfpisler
30 WleFinO, lptlher BON Dem g0lijis
fen HuenSsI aIs pero1htig rerbaftet
ipornen mar, ipuroe otIttrn nod 6ame
ilton. s.. 5uriidgtbrads. um iid, bort
ipegsn aleinDiebitahls su DtrnniipOr.
ten. CT trug unitr Feinen fddbigen
Rleioern sinsn Ansug, lrelfsn sr in
5omilton esitoblsn tabsn fca.
Mns Der Wcbnune Des QeiTier
6aiptins, Qo. 203 Git MeUliGnnGtr..
lDurben bon einem ShleihDisb aisis
bnnasitiids unb onosrt Gsgenit1nbs i'm
Wertbt BON $40 geftohlen.
Git Gebsimpoli5iiten Gipetnen.
6cuillon, Bel anb Gnoefer ptrbaftes
ten gsltern an Der Ode btr Rihmonb
ninb @anmiller GtraBe ben 90 s5nbre
alisn qeser zbOmns WiIIidms. DOB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
(Ginsefonni.)
auiruf iur ilHtsrihrift fiir bic Gsr.
aisTenfImriii.

Serr gh1s. O. Ghmibt iit BON
Ssrrn 5srmonn Riboer, prdiipeni Der
Rem gorter StoatsssituHs@, srfuht
lporpen ihm bebilfIih su fein sur Or
IdnslIng Der lluterihrifttH bon ben
grdiiotnitu uub Sttretdren Der Su nen
Der. SGnaern eshorsnbsn gereiHe 70,
iuie Der untsn aHgsfiihrien. 5iir ben
2iped ipuroeH BIGtier nit gsfhift, bie
3uIammsn in gorm zines albums. hls
BEL 9iffann in pro6tpoler glusitnitigHg
hsresitelIt nirb, losrrn Carnegie iibers
rsiht tpermn iOlIsn ais Elm .3tiden Der
6ohihdbung Der TtutShs hsamsritaner
fir isinsn grobartigeH 8eiiras su nem
6sibenfonns In Gsutfhldnb.
Die gsreiniatsn 5dnatr tprbeH am
Samftag abeno bei bem apmmers uns
ttrfhreiben. Die gednIten foiptnber
Wereine ipsrotn eriuht, in ben nddfttu
1agsn ibrs Rdmsn au uHtsrssidnen
oaf btm in Der Central 1urubaIlt nufs
iitgtnosm 8Iait:
Deutihsllngdriifsr Wdnnkrf0r.
loeripegb WGnHerhor.
Cincinnati Sunesr Wdnnsrhor.
Ct. gdcilitn SdHesrdor.
gdder Geianapsrein.
glattbeutfhe 9osslI6eiten t5sFsassup
afhenbr6oel alub.
Cincinnati Wuiitsr Union.
ct. gdciiien Wdnnerhor.
Catholic sSeitipdi Chorus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
EdyiifsHad, d,ridjteH.

R.n BORT. IS. Dadrs. absss.:
ga proDeHee+ nah 5aDre; .QGiisriH
gsuguiie 0ietpria" nnf 6amburs:
.Rhsin@ nad3 Bremen; sCsour Der
3fueite1 naf GnptnbneeH.
aneti.: .s3itibsn pon Hremsn.
antufrpsn. aHgei.: .Non.
treal" pon ct. 5obn.
RtapeL elbgts.: .Guta Gsgli
atrussi. n0h gleiu Dors.
5aprt. 4Hsei.: Ga aorrains'
bon Relp DCrt.
2ntenstpmH abase.: .ioas
rerforb. Hnh pbilnbslpbin; ,Cetdnir-
Edd QelD gcri.
Qonncn. abste.. .Dainneapp.
!is@ nad Rtlp gOrt. ansss.: .G<or.
gias pOn @oIton.
qiDerpooI. slHg.: .gurppto
Gorpnia- BON Reip g)ort.
9rtmtH. anets.: .g@rina TritA
tid Wilhelm- BON Rem g0rt.
N5oren. 4bgeg..: .Gretif4 mad
Ntp Wori.
ainerpooI. 9lbase,: .Waontros
fe- nnh Ct. Jobn, %. y.
ct. 9ehH. Angel: ~Earbinien.
pom loHbcH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

Iebt. Ser Rnobe ipurbe bon Stnrn
2innen,dun e Mlpore's Imbuldu3
ann fsiner mObnnng gsbrdht, pDDr.
Courtney ibm 0iiIfe leiItete. Ron
Barton. L Sabre alt. 30. 27 @eii
z. Gtrobe ipobnbaft, fi,I beim Ron=
ihIittf1uhlaufen 70 ungliidIih, paB
sr iib etnen glsiItift, ben er in Der
5anb belt. in ben Msogen ftieB, De
putpsGkriTf Rpberts bob ben Snaben
auf unb brofte ibn ndf Gproon's
Mpotbete an Der 4. unb Grctt Ctr,
no Or. Samss g. @ife ibm ben
9leiftift heraus3ce unb ibn in Gimme
mann &c Woore's QmbuIans mad ieis
ner 8obnung fanote.
SIiper 9. 9rppn, II Sabre
aft, uro Raenolia 8rppn, 10 Sabre
alt, betbe BON WindeIter, En., er:
Ianeten asftern eiren 5eriatbsihein
9rptpn bate Elm @eushntsungsfhrei;
ben Tsiner Wuttsr, fp1brsnb bic grout
nit tbrsm Batter sSOibia 8rpipn in be,
GountnciertssSffice erffien. 8as
Paar .iollte pom Ridter Glearb ee.
traut tpsrbtn. 8u bic graut fid tpet.
aerts, sSrasen 81 beanttpDrten, nobr
Ri6ter GIearp gbitanb, bas gaar 81
trauen, 9asielbe bsgab fid bieraui
na9 Der Office bes 5riebensribtsrs
8beeler, Der ieboh obipeienb ipar. au
Der leBten Citation puren iie srfpIas
reihsr unb puroen bon Hep. Napos
leon Carlisle in 3pmsns SeFeIn gss
idmieoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

30. sos Rithmonb Gtrabs, tpeIher sis
n. Nenee Wtefins in ieintm BeFibs
bate. unb fpsrrien beuielbeH oIs ptrs
bihiig elm. Sp6ter fpurbs Der %
Sabre alte 4ItsiIsnbGnbItr 5ront 0us
nen. rpobnhaft i'm poft SottI, ppn ben
8eamten feftgenommen. Die GeFansss
nsn fteben I'm 8erbahts grobe WstHgen
WieHing unb anbers WleiaIlt aus hsnl
duseebrnnnttn 8eb1ube Der Wlurbod
SO an plum Strabe ssFobI.n 81 boz
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

5euts 4benb bGIi 6srr De2isIe
Stepart, Elm ndmbafter AftrenOm, in
ben Roumsn Der Nafurgef6ihtIinen
@eieuiddft, go. 312 9roabtpon, ben
adten 8oriras in Der G<rie Der Bogs
TRACE iber aiironoHlie. Dus 1kmo,
bas 6xrr Or. Gmitb beute Abeno bes
bdnbelH unb burh itereopiifne Bill
Der illuitriren fpirb, TIT: ~WerGnberlis
DE unb nsue @terntS. Der aurfus
nmfdBt auBer bem henfigen nod sipei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
slat.r Jrsuns.

9rauriee Grfnbrunasn mahtt I'D.
WiIecr, bon Columbus. s., init efnenl
nsuesronnentn sSreunbe, oeiien Bss
inHntfhuft .r auf Der Gtrabs asmaht
uno nit tueihem er ihIiebIi6 in oem
5daie Ro. 413 Msit Z. StraBe obees
itiegen mar. als sr geitern Worgen
aufirah.s, mar ndmlid niht MIR fsin
iSrtunb. icnbern aud istne Bnrfhafs
in 5obe bon $46.75 ioipit elm GiIeHs
babnbi[Iet nu6 8riftOI. Tenn, p,rs
fhnnnbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Saber SsS.

5ri. Rora Releber, BON 4rmorp
Abe, ipoQte gsiiern ibre Shnsitsr
Uldrearstbe aelttxr, gds 6optins
unb 8apmillsr Strabs ipobnhoft, BE-.
fuGen. srbisIt jsboh onf ipisb.rbols
les Flopfsn fsins AntnOri. Gle alnrs
mirie bic anoertn 6ausbetpObner inb
Elm Rnabe ities burh Elm GbsrIihi in
bic, DObnung unb Offneie bic 1biire.
Srl. aeIeber lag entfseIt in ibren1Bei.
te. Gin SsrsIhlos battle ibrem 2eben
Elm Gnbe g.ma6l. Der Coroner tpurs
be benahri1tiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Jn(an0ge(egrap6
angefIngt aohIenf6nbe
reien in atastd trf6nins
beItfu bubeu.

gbiedsn, 81, 10. Wdrs. Qsun
Wduner tpurben am Donnsrfaggin6
mit.ag bon Der bieFiasn Der. Gsnnlen
@rcHoiurp unettIaet, bic Rsgierung
nm 10000 4crss aobIsntdnbersien In
aInsfd I'M Wsrtb pon $4,000, 900
betrogen su bnbtn. Die adnbersieE
lisgen i'm Goot SnIst Giitritt.
Die Musetloeten iinb: Mtbert g.
s5roit, gEicdeo. prGifbent Der u. g.
S5roIt Co.. friihsr pr1Tb<nt Der Obi
cdgosW Wilnouses electric n. g.; Ge0.
W. Gesporh, Chicago, MojIeperiDdIter
fir bic u. 6. Groit Co.; pierre O.
Bead. gbiengo. S<tr. Der fSrois Co.;
syranf @ation. Ring Gounfp, Mdib.,
sJeIodssnt Der Jroit Co.: @eoree ".
8al, Wuneis. Snn.; Duncan 80. Gtss
fpdrb, Gsipnrn. aldsio; 6snrn 6.
Osborn, Toronto. Gam; gipnn 6.
Jroneis. Toronto; Graneis 8. Giss
mart. Toronto.
Ra a6treitsrsanfIbre frsis
gefprohsn.
3ppfinsDiIIs. ap.. 16. Wldr3.
Or. Snpib amcb, Der onssbIi6e an
fiibrer Der Ro6ireiier. ipurbt BON Der
Granbiurp freissfprOden. Dos Der
biit fpurbe bon sintr srobfn 3uinous
srmsnae, offsnbar alles Jreunbe Der
giahtrsitsr. NIT eniauIiaitif6sn De-
lncnitrationen beariiBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

- frau N. SpiBeIbtrssr Iisst in
ibrer Wobnune an Der 9apIor unf
DaIbtneton apt. in 8tllsbus iran!
oorniebtr.
Stoatse eSsnator Charles SO
Ragsl in 9easpus ift bon aouispiu.
suriidgetebrt.
Wti1asI Gnofp, 81 Sobr. oft,
itarb in Der 4obHuns ieiner Tod.
ter 6rau 5oboHH 8aft, SO. 744 5.
ape., GaptoH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
gSarlinl Wdr3 Der
eefdbrlidde Monat 1T.

RING Der cations teiHe @sIakr Bater Jebns
I'M yrlibtaIn Gle Itdrft bas SustsfB aEe Gsts
fgftEf bic llsslaen abfaaticfts baui ben atrHsr
aif Nt flt bIsfe 4iaenlNars ust6t pe ~ ~.
iln0 allen Ealss luie eungerleloga. fksne
f1lpdnenDeu SiimnIaHtien, WsoFpeinM ecer
tfdsIidlen 4roanen
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Die goli3si tpurbt stTisrn triuht.
NahforFhunetri mad bern 80 Sabre
oIten +. 8. 9rsnnedt, non SO. lila
grOobipdp nnsuitelIsn. tDtl6tr felt ben,
s, RGr3 pernibt tpirb.
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iDsittre Wcrtrdss bic am "a. reTp. 81.
Mldrs itnttfinben unb aeIsgentIih
lptIdtr bic Gkmdta ,aomeftn,
GternihnuppeH iinb Wletspriten" TO-
tDie Die Rebel unb nit WailhitrrBe"
btbanbtIt ipsrben. glue Sntereifens
ten iinb eingeIdntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

vcil bic asiiierIiilqseerhdIfnIfls bprnriias fnA.
COR bIele &rFieMe bteIeIhen uicrt ausbaIteu f0us
neil. 6a OIL III 60 suauI. bab eie 5fanfen i nilE
Suiiem aeEtArtt lit, penn ole unreinllmgeslsn
nAA Dem Winfe netrsehett uHo bic HeTpenseuen
ptnahrt fsfIh Enii geunber unn gsriie Derieibetts
bgT. IinlTffloer wskblAin 10 W tn 6el Meganoss
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srantagsreiH BET gpaHsslifn. .RrsnfaHtilAf
Ct FaaiRs.atrahg.

Ten Wiielisbcrn sgr aahTi6t, hak BITE e.,
crhiaAns npn ssrdu GsiFr 1rxtRet aEi Sauitna
ben ~. msarg Aatm!iaGA iihg, bonn &raaft,
| beafe IN Clifton. rabc benz SetnIeGuie 'faif'ln'
bet. Hebet'I 9aHsiHEaEn Rrdf
GpnIfa InEeE sefJ. ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

vorco proceedings, that this source OF
sensation could be closed and that the
dirty linen OF tho American family
might be washed boforc the Judges and
juries and witnesses without the pres
chco Of tho prurient multitude. Tho
decent public would thus be spared
many revolving srcctaclcs. and things
that are not regarded as proper for
discussion among respectable people in
ordinary intercourse would not be
made "lcgltimatc." because they have
taken place in court. Especially is it
TO be desired that these little ones
who have been guilty of some minor
offence shall be shielded from tho pub
lie censure until after they have had
chance to mend their ways. in this
way lies tho road 10 truc and perina-
rent reform, and the Judge who helps
is rendering deed or mercy for
which we all do pray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
~ AM those Nenrs. Mithout

ing all these years, without en-
posing the weakness OF their own po-
sition on the tarlT, question and their
Inability TO aGrco upon u definite polls
cy OF tarin reform. II they fight
against this treaty for the sake OF.
protecting the lumber interest. which
some OF them scou to represent. how
can il be expected that tho same Dem
ocraic Senator'S would agree to any
dealing with the lumber interest wien
the Democrats in the next CONGRESS-
try 10 make Il new tariff bill? What
faith would il he possible to pluce III
the "Progrcssives" If they Should OPP
poso this agreement because II does
not so far enough? The Democrats in
the Senate arc on trial far more than
the Administration. Tho Democrats in
The House have made good their
claim 10 the public confidence. ana We.
hope that the Democratic Senator'S will
prove now that they also are worthy
OF tho respect OF their party and the
confidence of tho country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
DISPATCH RICHMOND w. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is 1g11

and finally. OF course, by tho ultimate
consumer III paying for his bread. AZ
tho farmer and the miller are also con-
sumers. tho excessive cost OF road
transportation really lcvlcs tax
upon ALL"
That Is G. Very clear statement OF
the casc---so clear that tho farmer
and the miller and the baker ana tho
men and wogen who buy from them
should be able TO understand 1t. This
tax Is pressing upon all alike Whether
they use the roads personally or not,
| they pay Just the same, and this is
why tho building or good roads should
have behind it the united sentiment of
tile people. Bitter complaints have
been made in Richmond, as we all
know. during the winter now coming
TO close, about the inpassabllity OF
the roads lending from the nearby
country 10 this market IN little
while the roads, which havo now been
swamps for three or four months. Will
CRY out and become hard ana dusty
and the people will so on as thov
nave been going on since tho colony
was first founded at jamestown, gen
Grafton after generation. century after.
century, IN tho same old run down
ht -the-heel way, paving the mud-tax
rs their fathers paid 1t and boasting
about the wonderful greatness or this
commonwealth and its most impres
sivo traditions Before tho roads get
hard We should like to impress upon
ne people tho Importance Of hard
work on the roads before next win
'er rains begin to fall The time to
build good roads is tho time when tho
roads that we have are in thoi, best
condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

ton OF FlnEellanis founded abou. 1860
SPREAD throughout Europe. its mem
bers marching iii professions, publicly
the blood ran. Having by these prac-
tees given rise to great disorders
they We're suppressed. but the sa me
scenes were repeated on a larger scale
In 1888 and several subsequent years
~ consequence OF the desolating
plague called the BLACK Death" These
flnEeliants claimed for their scourg,
!nGs the virtue or all the sacramcnts
have been also fratcrnities OF Flagel-
larts authorized by the Roman Cath
Ollie Church Some Flagellants have
nelH doctrines opposed to the Roman
Catholic Churcli. and approximatinS
those OF Professionalism
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
UNDERWOOD AND THE PENSION
.-- S,rI'

1t was stated in The Timcs-Dispatc h
several days ago. on what appeared to
be the best authority, that Champ
Clark, tho Speaker OF the next House,
and Congressman Underwood, Of Ala
bania, who is to be chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee in the next
House of Representatives had voted
for the service pension bill now pend
ing III tho Senate. we are now in
formed by the Hon. II y. Flood, n the
request OF Mr.. Cndcrwood that he did
not vote for this bill. but, on tho con-
trary. voted against it. We arc glad
TO hear IL and to Set Mr.. Underwood
straight. We wish that Mr.. Clark
might also be able to prove an alibi.
There is q persistent rumor that Mr..
Taft will veto tliis bill If It shnll be
passed by the Senate. ana we hope that
he Will. There is abundant reason
why he Should put his Executive foot
down on This new schome OF robbery
In the name Of patriotisln-th already
fearful burden OF the pensions. the
earnest desire FOR more economical
administration OF the affairs Of tho
Government. and a sincere respect for
the cid soldiers themselves, who really
performed service to the country. 1t
Is believed that the pension rolls carry
the names Of thousands who mover
smelt powder. who never performed ac-
tualiy n days military duty, and when
the next Congress assemblies one OF
its first duties to the old soldiers. ana
to the country as we'll, is to provide
for the thorough Investigation OF the
Pension once and to sift out the cham
from the wheat. This would be a fine
thing for Underwood TO suggest and
for Clark to support.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
Tie Underwater News snyy.

AS wo road the signs in Virginia,
the talk about the cxtravagance and
Injustice OF The fee system Is not alto
sether aimicss. but it Will mako for n
speedy abolition OF tho system in our
State. The Injustice or the system is
as apparent In the largo and wealthy
counties, whore tho county officers fat
ten at the expense Of the State. as in
the small counties, where the same
Officers, under this system. do not re-
ceiVc adequate compensation for their
labor. The widespread agitation
against this antiquated and un business
iike method OF conducting the business
OF county or city Is not confined to
lts advocacy by would-b be Office holders.
but the people generally are awake to
its evils and will demand It's elimina-
ton By the next General Assembly, A
Straight salary basis is tho only fair
anu square way-for both county and
city officers, and It's substitution for
the fee system might in some sections.
nave much to do towards making tho
Office seek the mana new order Of
thlnES TO bo sure, but an innovation
that might be worth trying for the bet :
ternent Of political conditions In Vir-
sinia.'
Our contemporary is right. Get tho
people stirred UP over this matter, and
1T Will be abolished. Abolition OF the
Zee system Will. we are sure, cause the
office to seek the man TO great ex
tent, and that Is to be desired IN 81
State where so many Office holders cling
to tenure everlasting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
r!iscin TnE pi.i;,s,.sNG.

In It's last annual report the state
Board oe Charities ana Corrections
say thai tho General Assembly did
not feel able 10 establish juvenile
courts Il, this time because OF the
expense involved but that il did by
the passage of an act, provide chat
dciinqncni luinors under seventeen
Gears Of aac should he tried, il posi-
bic, sepaTutc from &du!Ss. Should not
be deemed criminals, should not DC
treated as such should not be placed
il jVils OF tho neni,entiary; but in suit
ahlc Iiomes and institutions, ana all
loved e. bc released on probation"
This Was COINS in the right dlrcc-
tion and Will Tie co operation OF The
judEcs OF e%isting courts, ii Is practi-
cable 10 carry oft tie wishes nf ne
Gencrai Assembly until the Juvenile
courts #h7n 10 regularly Established
WE understand ,iat Justice CrutchNcld
mas Indicated lis readiness 10 work,
80 far rs he may be ablc viii those
VINO arc Interested in tho reclamation
q The Young people who have fallen
without crimiilHl intent in,o tho hands
iof tia laW, and viii near tho cnscs
iaEaAnst filcm 8 shamhcra. This Is Il
great forward step Tor which no IL
enHtlea 20 the thanks Of thc COM
rnunity Many 4 petty ofondcr of IL
'eaponsiblc years has boon converted
into a hardened criminal hythc Sc
tf.,... ... = t, u 4 &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
THE PRESIDENTS src,s,,r,,,,

~ vote of $50 10 50, the House at
Washington has refused to increase
the salary of the Secretary to the
president from $4,000 to $4,000 the year.
\ large number of Republicans voted
win Tie Democrats TO kill the meas
ure and several Very stupid speeches
were made in opposition ia what an
pears TO have been an entirely rca-
sonable proposition. The speech OF
REPRESENTATIVE Rainey, a Democrat OF
Illinois. was particularly stupid-it is
called "caustic' in the press reports
He knew or mo duties tie Presidents
Secretary has to perform that could
not be performed with equal tact by
Speaker Cannon's negro messenger
There WAS more of tile same sort in
what this Illinois Congressman said
and In order that he might fire the
heart of the statesmen he harkcd back
to the time when one Of the score
taries 10 a former President is al
legged 70 have carried a lady scream
ing through tho White House grounds
and said Mr.. Rainey. 'if a six thous-
and-dollar secretary would do thing
like that in the name OF Cod, what
would q n-thousand dollar secretary
do?'' That was coMciusive, OF course
Vet Rainey IS a member of Congress.
and besides his mileage ana pcrdui
sites he is receiving a salary of $500
the year to make speeches like that
one OF the duties Of the Secretary
10 the President" said tliis great
statesman, Seems to be TO prevent
congressman from seeing the Chief
Executive" The question arises here.
naturally, why should any Chief Fx-
ccutive care TO see Il Congressman
like Rainey, and ought not the law to
provide in some way against the ap-
pearaYce OF such persons at the White
House Offices upon any prctcxt?
As matter Of fac,, the position OF
Secretary TO the President is ono OF
the most difficult TO lie filed in Wash
ington We can recall Tie names of
only three secretaries who have filled
that position with distinction-Dan
Lamont, George i. Cortclyou and Wil-
liam Loeb The present secretary is
making good, and we should dislike
Very much TO see him retire from this
office, the duties OF which require end
less patience, fine tact, good manners
and great Intelligence The work is
exhaustive. 1t lasts from years end
10 years end There is no rest when
Congress IS IN vacation, ana from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18

Indication Of the lossened signIn-
canoe OF denominattonal lines" Is found
by some In the report that tho jiev. DR..
Charles f. Aked. pastor OF the Firth
Avenue Baptist Church, in New York,
may be called to tho First Congreca-
uonal Church. in San Francisco Pres
byterian and Congregational clcrgymcn
have been known to serve the churches
or the two denominations interchange
ably, but the guif between the Baptists
and Congrcgationalists has been very
wide in the past. though their sys-
tens of government are Identical in
many essentials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-18
DALTEILS JACiIpoT STATESMAN
SfiIP

Dalzen, Of pennsylvania is opposed
70 reciprocity With Canada, not because.
the treaty would hurt anybody in his
own bailiwick, but because he has be-
come so accustomed 10 taxing eyerv-
thing in sight for the bcneft OF the
manufacturers ana operators in his
state that he fears 70 reduce tic cost
Of living to them lest they abandon.
MS party. Tie Louisville Courier
Journnl SAYS that throughout his ca
rcer in Congress "Nr Dalzoll mas boon
firm In his conviction that the right
OF tho manufacturers to the jacknot
is divine, and That the fitness Of tie
land is. their Legitimate pront" Rut
Dnlzeli is Republican. and the fun-
damenial doctrine OF tic Republican
nar,y is robbery. II is Tot surprising,
Therefore. that the Republicans ii
Congress should try to hold on 10
what they lave. and that they should
resent any effort that might interfere
with their Stealing.