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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Weun Senaior 9arl GubI unb ieiHe
lisbensipiirhise Gtbensaefdbriiu. 5rou
gIifabsib 9uhl, nod, Der geDeiIe be-
Surfi bGt.en, in pelfsm Wlobe lie fi6
Der uiIs:m.inen a6tung in Den reiiss
ften artifen erfreuen. 10 biirfteu ibnen
biefe geipleife in Den Iesten ati 5csen
duf oas unfpibsrls9lihits dnidblth ibs
res goIoenen gbeiubiIdums eelisfers
fporoen feiH. Bon nab uno fern rras
ren felt Wonias Dor att 9aesr. BEN
sigentlihen Sabrestas Der Sohseit
@iiidipuniditreiben uno @li6s
ipunfhosp.i6en eins.laufen. ousu cine
Reibe prGhtieer. rr.rtbpoa.r e,eihense.
uls bleibenoe anoen,en on oisies bsbrs
Jeit.
Die pffBi.Ile fSsier, bic porise Wohe
Bate perihpben rperoeu miiFen. bd
SenatDr Subj ourt iein. 4mtspflihs
TIN in Der Stautsseiesg.bung 81 iehr
in 4nipruh aenommeu tpar, fano am
geitrieen 4benh in Der Central Turn.
bale ftutt uno gu b.rf.Ib.u pcren aus
Ger ben GamiIisnausehDrigeu ees Sus
belpuarss auh pi.le Jreunos uno Der
treter Der peribiebeuen g,,reins, oensr
Serr uno sSrau auhl anaeb0ren, eslds
ben nornen uno Der abeno eeitoItete
lid, su elmer ununterbroheren Rsibs
BON gbrunesn fir bic Subilare uno
brunie ibnen ipisoer prddtige angss
binbe.
herr Grit StGfr. elm ghffs ppn
5srrn unb Jrau auai. Der bic syeier
arranairie, bate bafiir Gorge ge!rasen.
bab 1Ilss lpi. ON S6niirhen sins unb
bic syeftsdfte periamm.li puren. ais
fpsnise Mirruten mad neun uhr bos
Subelpaar i.inen isierii6en Ginsug in
ben fsftiih aeihmiidtsn ilsinsn SuoI
Der 9urnhdlIe belt.
Die Nntpeienben batien. Io61l0 bic
glanrihi .introf: .Si. iino bas i'm
Saal Spoli.r sebilb.t. Der g,ionier
EGnaert,or bate nit feinem Diriqens
ten 6errn Reuisr ifh ppr Der lribiinf
pcfsirt, iiber iueI6er cine mdd!ias 80"
unaebruht mar. unb ni. Rapefle intos
nirte einen fIoiten Marff, su beFsn
RtGnaen Genator auhf unb feline Sat.
tin .beslei.ei BON ihren 4uaeboriaen.
bic iie brauben in Der halle beariiBt
bntten. ibren feierliden ein5un in ben
SaoI helsen. 5rau katherine 9rob%
bed. bic areiie prdiibentin oes Turner
TameHpereins. eine Der intimIten
'sr.unoinnen Jrau Ruhrs. bis Eh uns
mittelbar nebm Der lhur poitirt bate,
mar bic Grite, lpeihe bns aube!pnur
begribts unD beaiiidniinfhte unp sgruu
auhl terslid, tiiBt.. tpdhreno Serator
Rubl einen beralifen 01nbebru6 be-
lam. BON alien Seiten itredten lih ben
Jubilortn bic adHbs entgessn unb q
ndbrie einise Winutsu. Bis lie bas
gnbe Des GooIs erreihten. mo Ne Dor
diIem feierlihff aefnmiidt nurben.
5rau Ruh, bic ssubelbrout, iuurDe NIT
einem aoIbenen Druuftrdn5 aefhmiid.,
sDdbrenb 5encior Ruhl ein NIT 0plb
rersiertes 4nopflotAbouqnet ungthsdt
rurbs. 3u sIeimer 3eit trtisIt Hrou
3u1i and eiien mG4iigen 9Gr5intH<
isrrub, Idutr Gef&entk ~ Dsutf fHen
35ruuenfIubs. einer Wereini9nng ppn
0nmen. bsr 1rdn 4nH feit longtn
Jn6ren nugb1rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
8erSad,fig.

SiissSiaais iyeuerndrihdlle Suee.
n.p unp WicSlRu iienteu ssfern cine
llnteriutuns betrefFs bes Jeuers
an, Don peItem am Son,itag bic
rGiip Sau" S:alIuns. no. 332-334
Weit Z. Strab.. eissribum BON u.
@ooopin, beimssiuHi puros. Gue ans
3si6sr oeuten auf 8rauiiifiuns BIN
uno Elm Nsssr iteb. i'm 9sroa9t. bsr
9h0ter al fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

runeen 70 tisf sreriffsn, odb ibm bie
Ibs6nen In bic ausen trotea nnb e
laum TIM Gt1mhe mar, einige fur3e
Woyts bes Donies 80 fdeea.
DE iibrissn Gsf6enie. bnr& pelds
nus Subelpoor erfreut porbeH mar
unb Die In bubf1er Oruppirun9 fiir
be Dtitsdfe sur SHau tuHben, iDo.
ren:
GcIbtne 3udtrhofe unb eofbener
Sahnentopf BON BEN Damsnptrein
Der Cincinnati 2urngsmeinb..
Golbensr Qiebesbe6er pon lerrn
uno Jrau 70. Roertel.
Silbsrner MaFertrus pom pionier
SGnstrhor.
Gilberne Dbiii6ole bon 6errn unb
Jrcu George Gnneiber.
Gpissel in GoIDrubmen pon 5ran
Qotberine NufH.
Waie pom ben s5omiIien Charles O.
Sdmibt uno Jobn 0offmann.
@oloene DiirielfhnalIe nit Gbeis
iieinen fir gran Qubl nnb solDsne
WsdniHettenfn0pfs fiir 6errn Rubl
BON 1omilis 3. Shoefer.
goIbene Gtanbutr Don 5rau eii,
fabetb NosrteI.
Goibbeinopfier Spasieriaod BON ben
Witsliebtru bes 0eutfhen RIubs In
cet 9egislatur.
Silberne CbhiHole. sefnsnt bon
alien Jamilienanseb0rigen.
Die WitsIiehsr hes 1omsntlubs,
bon sensn bas Subefpaar ouber ben
einaanss eripdbnieH gegenfidnhen
audi einen mGhiiasn 6o63eitstu6en
trbisIi. iinb bic folsenoen s5rau<n u.
8robbtd, !. q. Spdeih, G. 6eihona,
J. Grim. g. pfeiffer, Jobn Defer. ".
6ennineer. Auguise Roie, 4nno Wils
ienins. 5Iora aapp. 3. 6das, gbris
itine Anforse, Gmma aoffmann uno
Gmmo Uionias.
gludbem bic asitsdH. Geiegenbeit
aehnbt, perionlih ihrs GIiifDiinfne
bdr5ubriugen unb bic 0einense sn
berunberu. aruppirten fe ji9 poars
ipeiie uno na6 metrfanem Runbenng
ourn ben Sdul eine es in ben onfto-
benben Sdal. NO ibrer iefflid, aebedte
5afelH bdrrten. lem portreffIi&kn
Msnu unb b,m perIennen Rnb fpurps
bic eebiitrenbe Gbre erpiefen unb an
bas syeitsHen fchloHen fih munters
Reben unb biibfhe Gfnngsportrdee
an. gIs 1oaifmeiiier fungirte 6err
GmiI Kramer, Der In eriier Qfnie ben
foIaenoen BON 5rau Rotherine Duin
perfoBten 9rinfiprun ptrias, Der nit
itiirmif6em geifal GufgeHommen
nurbe:
9rinffpruH Z on Jrau aas
tberine 8uf9.
jreunbe, bic mir uns ptrIdmm<It,
sablreiH bier gum FROZEN Qreife:
I'm ein 5reubenfeit su feiern, mad
Der guien, alisn W<iie.
2abt uns unPrs Winfde brineen nun
pereint bem Subelpaar,
Dos 10 tapfer burhsepiisert SeiY an
Ssiis fiinfais Jabr.
dunfsis Sabre. reid on Seesn, fpur&
ben iie bsm poar seseben.
Rei4 an Sorstn, aud an 1riibfal;
oenn es mar eiu Weni6eulsben.
uno 10 lang bic Groe fsetet, 10 lang
Wlonb unb Sonue iheinen,
Wiro on unferem 2ebeusbimmel Ga
6eH ipehieIn nit BEN Wsinen.
Doh bic 3eit, iie beil', lie Iinbert
ale. audi bic iiefisen Wunben,
Gdrum labt uns beiit gsoeuien ban.s
bar nur ben froben StuRhen.
unb ib bite ein5uf'immsu, tpenn ,1
jesi mein 8los erhebe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
Gin aIempnerm II

Gin aIempnermeifer i'm
preubiiteu 5errsn6uuie. @ruf bon
Wunteufisl Dirb ietnen Qlusipru6 tpies
perbolen: nReDolutlonen perben DON
cben gsmaht." Sn feiner 4rt lit Is
aud cine Heoolutipn. 9as 9srrenbuus
ift eirR ginrihtung aus Dem 48er
Sabre, dls man. Der Rotb geborheno
unb niht benz eigsnen 1risbe, eine Dsr=
fuHungsmdBtge Regieruns einiessn
mubte, ipurbe fofort an bic 4rbsit ass
gnngen. bns, mas man benz golte nit
bsr einen 1onb gegeben bate, ibm nit
bsiben 9dHpen tptsber gu nebmen. Ius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

fart qealtert 1T, tann tein Wnnoer
aebmen, oa er feline 9rofte an Der uns
mrqliaen 2lufgabe aufreibt. 8sutlf.
lano nit sinem Sunter.Rssiment ou1
fprtItrittlihen 9abuen gu halten. Ahs
Sh4pierioteiten piirpen iid bon ielb,r
ebnen, tpenu sr Die Sumter iIber Soro
iperfen ippllte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
eS,tt 9oloe,te1t Rra,i5.
9(dn5enos WruRssa WGOM SsaalG Garf Klf( unO 9atin
ald6l6 i9res gd0msa e6eiu6ifiuMs 5al6M

Die oaRue er fano rn i'm Jamin unb unbestrei in Der Gem
traI Surnban at Gas Subepaar nur prGse erbDoue
Gsfdente Hbaft Gem 5etsHeH sins Elm Gmpfans
paRor Knapp bi o. bic ubiIare
Der pioner SdnaetOr pOnt bic Jer bur Qieoerportrds
- Wunre Rsosn Gsldnse plr3.n bic 1aieIreuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

W.ie piel G@msTaeH man
ousbaIien fam TT f6mw au fagen.
aber niiftentpeb iftlIt einen nuf bic
probe, auber man oebrou6t ct. Jus
fDbs Del. Delhes BIZ G@meraen beieis
tigt unb furirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
Solicitation.

Geier. Gon. .. Wbite iil Der
praIibent oes gunoesobsrserihts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

5enator aubl nabm eurouf Geles
genbeit, in elmer ldngeren Rebe alien
ieiHen syreunneu ieineu ber3liHftsn
Dout fir bic ibm uno feiner Satin
erDieieneu ebrunsen aus5uipreHeH,
lporauf 6err gbdrIes O. G6mibt ia
lduniser Deiie in f.iner GiseufHdft
als prdfbent Der Der. Sdnser isinen
OliidipunTh iibermitieIte unb i'm Bers
lnuf ieiner Reoe aud Be3ug nobm duf
sin in Der Sonntuasdusgube niefes
8Iattes per0ffeniiihtes 0eoift onf
Germ Rubl. oos er ais iiterdus tref,
ienb be5eidnete. Ct sol[te 6errn
Rubl fir fein ipeihss Oemiitt bic
srDbte 4nertennuns uub er5ieik nit
rerf6iebenen ultigen MnfpiRlungsx
sdn3 rieiigs 6eiterieit. 6srr 5ron3
nafiner begludniiHinte sleinfnas In
sinisen lounigen Bemerfungen bos
Subelpodr nnn f9idte ieiHem Slid
lDunfn bic 1smerfuns poraus, bob Elm
JungeeieQe, ipie er ia einer lei, eigtats
LID abtolut iein WeMt babe, ouf einer
eolbnen 1o&3eit 5u reben. ba er ia
bonn 6eiratben gar niht psrltiiube.
Jrnu Hrobbed sratuiirte tur3 i'm
Ramen bes 1urnersD Domenrereins unD
oss DumensAlnbs, 6err G.W.6. Glib
BERT fiir bic 1nnielmonnsQoge y. 66ry
Jo9n 6offmaRH uHter1ielt Die 4nlps.
ieHben beFtens nit einem uliigen Gous
plet, pdhrenb 9err Ueiiner Jdbris
tius bur1 eins bumprifiifGe. eigeMs
fir bide GeIegen9eit perfubte DID
tuHg sinen nurni Alarnben Qa4erfoia
er3ielte. Der ptonier Gdnefy&cr
gnb I'm 2aufe bes abenDs nod serf&ie,
bene giebsr gum Neiten un6 ru6eIAem
ipufhe audi mod fiott set1n1t. na6et
bic GItere Generation ber 9neenh a.
fclut nitAt nnHfonb. Grlt III 5itmIi@
borgerii6ter Gtunbe fdnb bkie prGr
tige 8eier ibun abf9lu6 mn bte ~
dkbSera6e Ssr Beesdte llaaee1 u
oem 0unf4 ou1. bdS q bsm Snfeis
paas bef4iebeu jsin m5e, aud -
6is biamaHtene 3sdgdt d beG51.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

BADEN.
S.ber ipirb per'tsbsn, bab man niht
Den gleihen gertrng nit oasn QGnoern
absuiblieben permag. ba Die 4uss
tauidoblette zines jeoen 2anxs perz
ifiepen finb. I'm bas rihiige Nus
tauihs Sbjstt 5u finbeu, ipesiea Tsitsu.
itellen, unter ipelhen 3oIIfGssn Der
4ustnufh erfolgen iolIie, iii Elm Stus
blum BON Subren. 9eutfhldnb Bat
iiber feds Sabre baran aeurb.itet unn
alle TahrlGnner bes 2anbes nidht
Vplitifer Duren boron betkiliai.
Dus Reiultut III gldnrnb. Di. beuts
f9e 4usfubr 1T BON Gag su 1na ses
iti.gen. Da mir ubsr nift feds Sohre
lang fparten tDnnen. neil uns bos
Jener unter ben Hdaeln brennt uuo
unfere Shulben i'm 4uslanbe beStGns
big anlpahien, 10 fpirb Is unter ben
asgebenen 0erbdltniifen bic rihtigs
Meibobe iein, benz prdiibenten bic
8oEImaht su ertbeilsn, baB er pom
jeBigen 3arife Nbifrihs bis su breibig
prpsnt allen Gdnbern geipdbrt, Die
nns entfprehenbe geeentpns.iTionen
MAIDEN. Tn cine Grp.rtenrRpmmi5.
fion f4on felt 5ipei Suhren fbdtig in,
10 tann bisfs benz Drdfbenten anna
bernb Musfunft ertbeilen, mas bic 9ons
seFiOneH bic bas Nuslunb 5ug.fsbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

espatst AxlE psr - a. bisfsso5r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
SEED CRUsHERS To
MEET IN NEW YORK

NcN York. June The annual
convention OF the Interstate Cotton
Seed Crushers' Association met at
the Hotel Aston today with the
largest attendance IN the history OF
the association, Texas. Georgia,
South Carolina. Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI
pi. Arkansas. Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama were represented by
large delegations
The feature OF the initial session
was the address OF presideu, u. r..
Taylor OF Columbia. 5. c. Mayor
Gaynor delivered an address OF well
come and Vice President r. l.. Hef-
lin, OF Texas, responded for the
visitors
Prominent speakers to be heard al
the several sessions of the conven-
ton include nr Harvey W. Wiley,
chief chemist Of the Department Of
Agriculture; Judge Henry c, Ham
mond of Augusta. Walter D. Nash OF
Atlanta, Julian l., Brodc of Mem
phis, and Henry Il Towne. president
Of the Manufacturers Association OF
New York.
The Produce Exchange and other
commercial ORGANIZATIONS of the
metropolis have Joined In making
elaborate arrangements FOR the cu-
tertaiumont of the visiting cotton
seed crushers and their ladies' This
Afternoon the visitors were taken on a
sightseeiug trip around the city and
| harbor. Tomorrow night the con-
vention banquet will be held AZ the
lotcl \stor with President Taft as
The guest of honor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08

ell or any county commissioners
court can stand unless the state has
authorized the local body 20 take
snch artion. Thus Il Is that local
option CT local prohibition cennog
exist In any county or subdivision
thereof except by authority 81 the
state The state Is the power that
must deal with this question. whv
not deal with u by means Of laws
oo-eNtensive with It's limits so that
the same law win apply to every
portion Of the states What il there
about a saloon that the state should
suppress II In one county Gad le-
geliye Il in another. suppress Il .n
one precinct OF the same county and
aud license 1; In the adjoining pre-
cinctg Is Il not equally and uni
formly harmful where ever IL eN-
ISIS? Is Il not equolly suhversive o.
the pease and good order Of the
community everywhere Il goes .
There can he but one answer. The
logical unit for prohibition is the
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08

WASHINGTON, ID c.. June Tho
General Synod OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of the United
States. the oldest OF American bod
les, assembled in the Luther Place
Memorial Church in this city today
for its forthwith biennial conven-
tion. Tho conference is attended
by several hundred DELEGATES repre-
senting 100000 members OF the
church The sessions will last a
week or longer. Proposals for a
closer affiliaticn with other demon
nations in church and mission work
viii be discussed, The conference
also is expected TO take the fina'
steps Tor the adoption az the new
common Lutheran hymral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
WEEDS WITHOUT
OWN KNOWLEDGE
Chicago Alien Asks Judge
to Dissolve Union Ig-
norantl, Made

Chicago. H.. June Phillip
Fishmin told Judge Cooper OF this
city how he was married without
knowing q. and that he wanted the
marriage dissolved.
Fishmln said that he inquired al
the county clerks office for ped
dler's license. and that with him al
the time was young woman friend.
He was handed a slip OF paper, he
said. and was taken with the girl to
Justice Staceys marriage parlor
lie told the court he thought he was
swearing 10 something on the permit
when he and the Girl said The GUS
tomarv Il do" Later he found that
he had a wife. They tried To make the
best OF IL. he said. but II was not
successful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08

Ing violations Of the law and defeat
Ing the enforcement OF local option.
CD every two wears they can bring
on a local option election In any
county they may choose for that pur-
pose and by pointing TO the viola
ions OF the law which they have fos-
tered, appeal 10 the people to vote
OH local option on the ground that
II has failed OF enforcement. The
people OF Potter county cannot for
get how the enforcement of local
option which they adopted in 1907
was thus prevented and the saloon
finally restored In 1914 by exactly
these tactics. Nor can our peoplo
forget that In the campaign of 1910.
the principal argumen. urged aroinsr
local option was that II had been
tried Tor two years and failed 10
prohibit, The pros were ieered M
and reviled rs being responsible for
the law and lawless bootleggine
Joints which the anti orators said
had taken the place OF nice. decent.
well egulated, law-abiding. licensed
saloons. In other words the alleged
absolute impossihility of enforcinr
local ontion was the one argument
urged necessarily, vocferously. We
hemently and frantically, against 10.
cal option The same men who made
those loud-clanging appeals TO ANA
rlilo voters are now on the stump
IN other portions OF the state dc.
schibing the beauties OF local option.
painting It's Projections and sound
ING It's praises. They are trying Ia
save local option now simply because
they think they can turn on II noNt
year from their fortified STRONGHOLD.
IN the great cities and DESTROY n
through their old reliable agencies
me hootlegger and the biennial
election
When the devil was sick. the devil
saint would be.
When the devil got well, tho devil
OF saint was he"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
The Question of Enforcement.

IN view of the admitted and ap.
pallinr evils of the saloon, there Is
left but one question II any az all.
as tho basis Of any honest vote
against the statewide amendment.
The Speakers Of Fort Worth convcn-
ton seemed 10 recognize this fact,
and In one form or another, de-
voted their entire efforts 10 propo.
eating the idea that the difficulties
OF statewide enforcement are insu-
perahle. II was not seriously de
MED that the great unit of sovereign
, power under our form Of govern
ment rs the state Indeed, from
! Patrick Henry and Thomas Icffcr-
son down 20 the present time. this
has been the principal tenet oi
Southern craftsmanship. II is also
the firmly established doctrine OF
tho courts of the whole country
state and federal The state Is
everywhere recognized as the rea
political unit The federal govern
ment Is an aggregation or collection
OF these political or governmental
units while the counties. precincts
and towns are but subdivisions ol
fractional points of the state unit
This great fundamontl fact is recog
ni2ed hy an unbroken line OF author.
tiles holding that IN passing upon
the constitutionality or validity OF
an act OF congress the question al.
ways is, has the authority TO pass
such an act been conferred uppn
congress by the federal constitution
But In passing upon the constition.
atty OF an act Of a state Legislature
the question always Is, has the fed,
eral constitution or the constitution
OF that state forbidden the legisla
| mre 20 pass such m act? The dis
| tinct,on Is that the federl govern,
/ mont can only exercise powers con
ierred upon II by the federal constl
tuition, while the state government
has all power with In lts territorial
| limits not denied 10 Il either by IN,
federal constitution or the state con
st,tu'ion. Proceeding upon the sam,
|, fundamental idea IL is firmly settled
that a local county or municipal
government can exercise no author
ity unless that power Is conferred
upon II either nv some provision
Of the state constitution or hv som,
act Of the legislature. The state Il
the sovereign. with II lies the grea
body OF undelegatcd and underline,
sovereign movers. The result Is tina
the county can only act by author
ity OF the state So of the town ~
city II cannot do thing excop
by authority of the state Not
single act Of any city or town coun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
Wisconsin q. 4 II.

Green BAY, Wis, Juno Al
though the annual encampment Of
the Wisconsin G. \. Il. does not be-
tn until tomorrow the trains
brought in vanguard of tbs yetor-
ans ana thcIr friends today, and the
larre number of early arrivals indi-
Gates that The attendance will cv-
cecd 'hc expectations of the local
committee of arrangemeut. In hon
or OF the cncampment the business
streets are profuscly decorated with
flags and bunting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
PROHIBITION
c OIL j N n
advertisement

let every prohibitionist In ANA
rillo be busy form now till next
saturday working TO get as many
people here TO meet Col. Ball. Sena-
tor Sturgis and Or. Jones as posi-
BILE They will discuss In a thought
ful and attractive way the issue OF
statewide prohibition. II will be a
great question competently dis
Cussed BY distinguished men. Every
body, pro or anti. ought to hear
them. Let US be sure that every
body knows about this great meet
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08
What BRYAN Says.

From the lis; OF mighty mcn
claimed by Col. Wolters In mis- plat
form as supporters OF his peculiar
type OF local self-governmen,. there
is one name conspicuously absent
that of Col VIM. ] Bryan. thrice
nominee of the Democracy OF the
United States for the presidency.
and easily the greatest thinker OF
two centuries on economic and gov
Ornamental questions. Why Is this
OMISSION There's a reason. Col.
Bryan has refused TO bow the knew
TO the liquor Maloch, he has said;
Your fallacy in this that you
talk about fairness In rcssrd TO sa-
looms. whereas. II YOU will read the
lexicon OF the saloon keeper. there
are two words that do not appear,
fairness" aud Justice" There is
no fairness or Justice about the sa-
loon, and YOU might as well under
stand thai these words can't be used
OF the liquor business.
"A saloon az the best is nuis-
ance and never tolerated except as a
necessary nuisance. Nobody defends
the saloon. They apologize for Il,
hut they never defend a. You can't
find state In this Union OF a part
Of a state whore the Ieople asking
for a saloon ever urge It as n moral
center, an educational institution or
an economic asset
1t Is understood that hte saloon
Is not a blessing Go and examine
the homes OF your great liquor deal
ers, the rich ones, and see how near
/ they are TO a saloon, Go with a pc.
titiou and ask them to join with YOU
In putting a saloon near their resi-
dences, and they are the last ones
20 DO h. They will put saloon by
|. tho house of poor man and not
only deprive his property of value
hw run The risk OF running those
about the saloon, but they DO not
put 10 near their own homes
THE saloon Us not "a good thing
70 is center of vice and crime I
is the first place n police office
goes when he Is looking for a Grim
inal ana &C is the first place CLOSED
when there Is riot In the town. 4
Is n bureau Of information on every
vice and only tolerated for fear, &
500" close IT, YOU viii have some
thlnp worse than the saloon"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08

! viii make shirtwaists for %
cents TO Introduce my work to the
ladies' Of Amarillo Mrs. O'onnor.
700 s Lincoln street. lS4-Sn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-06-08


The town In which | live is dry,
Lincoln. Neh, with more than fifty
thousand people. has not a saloon
IN H. II Went dry year ago last
spring and, after one year of no sa.
loDns. the saloon interests submit
ted the question AGAIN under our in
iatlye and referendum, which. when
adopted In Lincoln, the liquor in
tcrcs's were all against They said
the temperance fanatics would he
submitting the saloon question all
the time, hut the initiative and ref.
or'ndum was adopted and the liQ-
nor interests we're the first TO use a.
They rot used the initiative and rot
the referendum, fer the majority
AGAINST the saloon was raised from
two hundred and something 10 eight
hundred and something after one
year