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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Gliitou Seisbts @cianaberein.

8as Wsi6nadtsfeIt bes Clifton
Seisbts Geiangpsreins. bas am leg
ttn Sumitas idoR besann, puroe ges
fern Rutmittas uno 2lbenp unter
sablreiasr g,tbeiIigung Der Mitglieosr
uno bsfreunoster 9erstne erioIgreih 3u
gnoe oefiibrt. Wie am Samitae gez
Iialtste itf) bic aufTiibrung bes Msi6.
naatsfsitipiels Der MsnIhenTeino"
pieoer 3ur 9lun8nummer uno braAte
sen Daritsnern, ben 5rausn anua
6errmann uno adtberiHe 6auier, ios
ME ben 5erren SoIspb Bad. Rubolpb
5srrmann unb Satob geder, ipobIper'
oienten Seifan. Gbsnio trus Der
mGnnerhpr unter 2eituug Isines Ti.
rissntsn Serru War Dsis psrIhieoen'
Sieoer eor uno ben ShluB biloete ei1
ga5ar nno Sdn5trdn36en, oas Die
5bsilnebmer biz gu porseriitisr Stun
be beifammsn belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
BunoesturnfeQ in IenOer.
5ie ua6ife 8unnestasiabnng ipirn
iif nit Der Beri6iebung nrs Jss
ties I'm rim Sabr bsiahen.

1as nGhfte gunbssturnfeit, Del6es
i'm Sabre 1913 in DeHoer itattfinoen
ioQ, pirb tpahrTteinli6 I'm ein Sahr
perInoben perben. Das WadtDort
in Der 4ngslsgenheit bat Die i'm neuen
Sabre itQttbabenbe gunosstagfagung
su Iprehen, bod beutsn Deri9isoene
2tn3si1sn Darauf bin, oaB Der 4ufs
ihub anqsoronet piro. Bir finoen in
Der r1urH3situng" bonn "a. 0e3em6er
folgsnoen Brief db9eorutt:
9enp&r, gol., II. Deg. 1911.
Dem 8orort bes decentralization
Eurnerbunoss
Gut Sell
Geitsns periaiebener prominenter
5urner, ipeLhs iih beiuhsDsiie pdhs
reno bes Suhres in 3enoer auFbielten
uno ben geriammlungen oes Qusz
iduTss fir bas ndtits gunoss>1urnz
felt beitpobnten, fpuroe in 4nregun8
gebra6t, buB e. piinidenspertb err
Iteins. baFsIbe bon 1913 auf 1914
gu perlegen. Die tierfiir anssfiihrten
bauptfdhliden Grlnoe iino, oab oas
grobe Qeip3iger 9urRfeit. in 8er6ins
buHg nit Der bun0srtjdbrisen Geod6tz
nibfsier Der g6ltsri4ladt Eel GeipsiS,
i'm Sabre 1913 Iattfinoet, unb pieIe
gurner besbatb perbinbert ipdren, on
elmer ober Der anosren oieIer 5eitliha
teiten tbeiI3unebmen; unD p1B bic
GpnDentipn Der rantgbt 1empldrs"
fpel6e glei6fous in 1913 in 8snpe,
abaehdlten pirb, ben Grfolg 5rpal
niht in 5rags itelt, iebo6 Der Sdhs
unbeoinst ab6ru6 thun mubte. 0er
gunoesturnieitausIduB idIieBt fif
oieTer anIidt pou uno gang an, UNI
oa oas Jurnfeit Rur burh gefhIut
Der ndafteu guubestagiasung oerleg'
iperben taun, mo6ten mir sic er'us
Gsn, oisis QlnseIesenbeit in Der 3urn'
| seitung gu psr6ffentIihen. um daer
Surusrn 9elegsnhett gu seben, Su Die:
| Ter Irage Steaung 81 nehruen UNI
ihrs 9eIegatsn sur natften gunoes
tagIdguns oeinentfpre6eno 81 inItrut
ren. - Wit 5urnergruB
flr ben 9unotsturnfeitausibuB
gmiI Cdsl, S6riftnart.
SJn3piitsn III Der JeftausihuB II
Denper nurhaus ni6t miibig sereisn
obaleid sr iih ebsnfdrs bon sinen
4ufIdu6 bes Teites nur Gutss Der
| fpritt. Gr bat Iih tpie folgt organi
iirt: @iaiam alep, eritsr 8priiser
9ecroe u. SippeI, 3fpeiter 8or'iger
gmil Odei, SdriFtnart; 6. q. Cam
mers, auIIsnpart; SarI Seiurif
Sans .. Ssitsrrsif uno Sobn 5in
rihs; Jinans aommittee: Sobn 5e
der unb aarl Wloefpes, 8eiiiger. De
ausIfuB bat bisbr neun regslmaBig
unb stpei Spe3iaIfisungen ab9ehulteu
| Qls Jeitpldb pures Der Sperlan
BART in 4us'iht genemmen. 90
ben duf ben 9unnestlIrufeften iibliher
3eltlaaern pirb gan3 obgeieheu I'M
bic fdmmtlihen 5heilnehmer iplleu I
!6ptets unterasbra6t iperben. 2luBer
oem bat Der sStitausfhuB bersits eir
le6bdfte propaganba gsIegeutlih DO
areisturnfeiten in Cos 4ngeles, gdl
| uno adnIos gitn entfaltet.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Vienop= Teteftios
gerbaitsn 6ntelsGlerf uno plInoern
bic Ciiife aus.

Sin gstpdItigsr Sdredsn tpurbe ets
fern Radmittug benz Jrsb. Beit,
Glert oes Maribaq 5otels, go. PIP
Gbarlss Strube, siussiagt, als finf
uHbetaunte Wdnner, ipsIte fih fir
POIi3eibamte ausgabsu, ihn fir per>
baftet srtldrtsn. Beft ipollte piifen,
pes6alb er perhaftet tperbe, erbielt
ieooh bic tur3s antnprt, oab Der
2eutndnt bes eriteu 9iitritts feline
5eitnabme dngeorbnet babe. Gr Bat
bic BieubOoetettips, ihm 81 geitutten,
ben Radttlsrt gu bsna6ri6tigsn. oas
nit Die Office niht unbeaufIihtigt gee
laFen peroe. Dem Wunihe tpuroe
itattqsgsben unb pGbrsno Dsit in benz
Rsben3inlmer telspbpnirte, rafften Die
S6pinbIsr mehers ueber3teber uuo
patete in 8eIammtfp.rtb bon $50 aui
uno lieien hapon. Beit fpIgte ibnsn
mad elmer @irtbftaft on 9ensiies
Strubs, jeboh ssluns es oen Burden,
su osri6pinoen, pGbrenb er Die 20
lisei aufrisf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
y. 6. =. ..
Sntereiiautes Grearamm inr bic am
4. Sannar itattfinbeuec Ser
iammlung.

Tonneritds bGlt Der Roro Gincin-
natl gurnpersin feline Monatspers
Iammlung ab unb fir oieislbe lit oiss
iesmal ein gang Defenders intereharz
tss prOsramm acknowledgement NOR
ben.
Sn eritsr 2inis 1T beI6loiIsn NOR
ben, pcn nun an, benz turneriihen
8eiit entiprehsnb, bic 8erfammluHgeu
burh oas 4bfingen zines gurnerliepes
einsuleiten uno fir bic nd1fte 9er@
ianmluns tit bisrfiir oas 2ieo .Jriid,
itarf, treu4 uusgetpdblt fporben. 5ier=
auf psrben bic porliessHosn GeIhdfts
3ur grleoisunS gelongen uno oann
folgt Elm hubihes unterhaltungsproa
gramm. Den muiitaliihen Sheil bies
fes Yroeramms 6dben bic bstannte
WioIiniitin Jrau Gmma aiiIel bon
Gssgern uno Ssrr DiIIiam gram'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

fdmp iibernpmmsn. Jrou BON Segz
germ tpirb Elm 8ioltniolo 5u 9ebor
bringen, pdbrenb Serr grdmtamp uns
ter Mttpirtuug Der 8dren eiue SoIos
hummer iibernpmmen bat.
aerner tptrb 6err Grnit u. Weier
einen 8ortrog iibsr bas 5bemu nSniz
tiattDe, referendum unb 8iidberufung
bon Dffentli6sn geamten" balter,
pd6renb 5err MiQiam Sromba6, Der
3rpeite Spre6er bes 8ereins, uno Or.
8art 3iegler iiber bic pon perihieoenen
Seiten angeregte REORGANIZATION beS
8unbespDrorts nah oeutialdnot1hent
SHUTTER Iprehen iperoen. Den 8oritb
ipiro in Der 8eriummlun9 Der erite
Spre6er Ei4ter Sobn S6paab tit9s
rem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

itelIung fir ben peritorbenen a0nig
GDuarD Don gnglanb in Wurienbdb
treirt uno 5ipar nit 70 einbrufsbolz
lem Grfolee, oab Der aOnig tbn in
bic 2pge befabl, um ibm feine ansrz
tennung perfDnli6 aus5uDriifen.
JrGulein gtntoinsite Ries bat als
vSdnna" - bic luitige Ditttpe -
bic partie inne, beTen brilIante Nie>
bergabe ibr Henomn1e in SAtperin
uno Win bsgriinDet bat uno man
barf auf Diefe 1Sdnna" gsipunnt iein.
5rdulein 5anfi Mdrtini gibt btesmal
Die ,Gabriele" unb man 1T seIDohnt,
BON ibr nur gutes gu feben unD 81
borsn. Serr ulrih 5aupt bat ais
,,RoIiGon" in Retp gort bereits 2ors
beeren geerntst unb 1T Elm ioealer
gertreter Der partie. 6srr gSii6sr>
4hk~ 6srr Wfiler 5abricius,
Serr 5rsoi ambrogio uno ale bts
anoeren belietten aiinitler bd6en i6re
rii6mli6It betunnten 2luf8aben inns.
2Ifo NIT Der ,2uItigen Dittpe"
luItig ins nsue Sabr binein. 8as
1bedter ipirb 5ipeifellos Big auf ben
lebten glaB beIebt iein uno iolltcn
1itsts gleid i'm gorpertauf tet DITTO
aas, Qpotbete, gine uno Gtbertp
5traBe; 8. a. gbeobalD, 8uhhanos
luna, 1919 8ine Strobe, ooer on Der
aaIfe oes Grono reierptrt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

2aaerbaus Der &. 8. & :. Giienbabn
gum Srtrage nnn $50, 900 be-
i1anigt.

Bon einsm gefdbrIi6en uno Derz
oerbliden 7Seusr Durbe geiterH Rahs
mittqq l ubr bas oretItottge Eager
baus Der 6. 8. &c D. giienbG6u an
Der 6. Qpsnue uub 8apntiler Strabe
6etmqeiudt. Der 9ranb fam i'm
3fpetten Stotpert gum Qusbru6 uno
fpurbe DON bsm Daromsiitsr Gus
9pebm entoett, ipelher einen Ilarm
pom auften 857 etnianote. 9ur3s
3sit IpGtsr tpuroe Elm Glorm pom
aaIten SO eingeianot. Die Slammen
fanoen on ben lei4t brennbaren 8orz
rGt1en rei6e Rabrung uuo troB Der
ensrgiI9sn Qnitrsrsungen Der Jeuerz
nebr puroen bic beiben o6eren Stods
perts DolItdubig ssrit0rt. Der 9ss
fammtftaben belduFt it9 auf CO.
$4,000, 1T absr burh 8erTi6erung
oebett. Die gutItebungsuriahe oes
fgeuers tieb iid nod ntht feitfteaeu.
Sn bem erften Stotrpert 1T bic
Cincinnati Storage Warsboufe 60.
bomi5ilirt unb gesen 100000 qfunc
mabeu. tpsl6e in benz GefhoB la
serten, nurben burh 8aTer ruiuirt.
I'm 8peitsn Stodpert tparen gegen
100000 gfunp papier aufgsitapelt,
pelhe poqitdnoig serft0rt puroen.
DGbrenb Der 20i6urbeitsn tpuroe eir
Wonn Ramsus 6enrp Rsinfraut pom
Rau6s iiberpdltigt, erholte iih ieoof
udt tur3er 3sit, obns bauernosr
Shaoen geuommen Su 6absH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Der QNeibnad)tsbants
Nirb bsnte Der guomann'iden Nitt.
penbeimatb nno benz ct. Aiopfsns
@aiieRbanie einen Seiad ab'
itatfen.

am beuiIssn 1ase ipirb bas g1riits
iinb siDei oeutihe Dobltbdiisteitsan.
ioIien nit ieinem geIuh erfrsuen,
n6mIit oi. gobmann'fde WittDsns
bsinntb foipie bas ct. aIopfius Wo!s
fsnbous in Bomb 6iu.
Sn Der gobmaun'fhen
Wtttntnbsimatb nirb bi.
Bsibno6tsfeisr nm balb brei ubr
Rn4miitass ibren unfans ne6msn
unb bic alten Damen, bic in Sieier
itsensreihen anItalt ibrsn Qsbenss
abenb in filler Beihdulihteit perbrins
gen. D<roen lpie alljdbrlit ourh aIIsr.
lei biibfne unb niislide DeIdents sre
freut tuerben. bic untsr bem i'm fh5ns
ifen QidtersIan3 eriirahlenotn Weibs
riddtsboum oufsebaut iinb. Der BE-
fMstrung niro Elm Der Jeier beg Ins
ees nilgemeienes proeramm poroufs
,9<b<n uno oIs Jtitr.bner iit 5err Or.
6. Bufer, Der Rtttor bes getbesbd
4cfpi!als oeponnen norben. ndbs
rsnb i.tn dnmutbis.s 16hterlsin iih
in Der liebsnspiirbisiten Weiie bereit
'trfIdrt bat. bic 1eisr bur1 sinige Ulus
iiinummern gu Derihonen. Rah Der
Neffeerung .perben bic Ddits NIT
Roffse unb iei6ten Grfriidunssn be-
iuiribet fperben.
Sm ct. alopftus Maiisn-
hauie finbet bic WeibnaHtsfsitr
sbsnfoIls in ben Qddmittogsitunbtn
it0it uno besinHt um stpei llbr. ReD.
Geora Don Der Nbe bat nit ben Wdis
fsnfino<rn Elm reiSenbes Weibnahts>
programm. aus Deilamotionen unb
OtfGngsn beftebno, einitunirt unb bic
Riubkrfmoor fuirb obne Grase tp;s.
bsr NIT sroben gbren b<iisbsn. AIs
0brtnsok tDiro grSbiihof Woelltr
3ur Gtene iein unb auberoem ipsroen
iin obns Grage pieis geiItIiGe, bic an
geborigen Der Rinner unb piele G0n,
ittr uno Jreunbe Der anitaIt einfin.
bsn.
DIR beuiis. Tag pirb I'm ct.
NIDpfius Waifenbauie Elm ooppeIier
8sttag iein, bsnn am 0ormittoa fpire
Hes. G<crg ppn Der 4b. Der langi6bs
riof QoploH. f<in iilNrnes prieiteriu'
,bildnm fsiern. Gas pom Subilar eele.
byifte 6ohomt eoram Nrhiepiscopc
finbtt I'M .afbn llbr Worstns in btl
0apsns bes Moiienbaniss iiost uni
benz Subilar fperben Rep. s.. 5olt'
tauS pon Gomilion, o., ioipis Reo
4Irpiius Oerbss Don Uhboletoinn
o.. oHiiiiren, ipG6renb Rep. llrbar
Jrsi. %. y. 3D., bic GeftprsSisi bGlt
IN Dtrbinbung nit biei<r JubeIiekl
lat Der Uorftanb oes Gi. Alopiiu!
Maiienboufes cine iinnise lleberi
stnf&uns fiir TeD. bon Der afe q.
plant.
L Die beutise Jubeliskr III iibrie<ni
BIZ speitt. his Nep. Don Der Abe an
ddbli9 zines filbernen prieiitrinbi
lxnmS beetbt, benn er fsiertt 60s CT
signib. in ieintr Gigsninaft ais REF
Tor her Ct. 4gnes Demeinbe in Hpnl
BIN sbereits ON Gonntna nit einfn
9n6iIxumsdmt unkr MFiFitn3 bci
Aep. 8en< rom Ct. Jofepbs 1inbsf
bdMl nnb Rtp. alphons. .. n. M
AhI6SIi@ biejer 1sier bsfHtnite hi
Gtmfinbs ihsn bo4DerebrttH Gselfor
eef nit elmer Doblsefiinten 8Orie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
sslsehersJtisr.

Der Seripesb Wldnnsrhor. Der dls
teiis 4rbsitsr Geiangperein oerStabt,
p<ronitoltst am Gonntns. 81. Destms
b<r. feline alIidbrli6e Splpeferfekr iE
aroben Eaols Der MrbeiierboIs. Oks
fss JsFt perfprihi allen. tpel6k ooran
tkilnebmen fperben. siHen aneenebs
men unb pergniigtsn abenb. ba olIbtr
gefdna uno Tang namentlin Der 0us
NOR sur GeItuns iommen pirb. Dob
bic oernegkr Is Derifeben. ben Cab
rssihlub in g<miitbii6er Wtift 5a
ftiern, betpeiit, bub ihon eli befreuHs
bette gtreine b<fhlohsn baben. be
1sftlihfeit NIT Qinb nnb Resei 80 Be-
fu6en. alfo onf. ihr fprtiHrittli9
gefinnten Mrbeiter, fommi unb ffelIt
end poua6blis am Splpsfter 4beHo bei
BEN 9srnegbern sin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
A1tuns, Shminolsr!

Die poliset parut Dor einem gesens
pGrtia unter osm Rameu s. 6. Sartin
feaelnpen StDtnbler, tpelhsr ir
nsrtbloFen gbets uuo 1ratten sa Dpe.
riren pflegt. Derielte ptro bon ben
8ehoroen Don Rem Orleans unn suhls
rsihsn annersn Stabten Der @ereinis.
ten Stauten unp Ganaods. in bensr
er unter oem 9tamsn Qnton 3onnsr
dhnIife Betriigsreien besoHgeu bat, &c.
iu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
6rauenfranfbeitell,

Gbie pel ART er3Ios nno obne Gperaton gebet Eesgetdn
agen. garmfranfbten, Reren 0 glaeneioen aoptmer3e
abeotsuss, gltDergfhn8 5ctnt alen1e SDate, 2abnHL
@rappeungen Gpe 5dunoe BADEN our nere Sur be Guno
belt ieoererbater oun gle nt? Spredt 5Dfen Bis
5omtogs 10 bis br TefOrm MeOcal Snitn 1925
Zine Strase. Bbone, Canal 1887.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Etrasenranb.

Rdnep Weaner BON go. 513 ipite
Strabe ging eeftsrn abeno bic 4. 4De.
entlang, als Elm strpa % Sabre alter
gut eetletpster Wanu auf iie 8uiprans
uno ibr cine Sanotuihe nit S13 JEa
bait eutrib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Ias WeibnabtSfeft
sysisrn Der Sienertran; unD Der 1as
menjirfel am fummrnnen
Sonueritag.

auf Gonnsrita9 Qbenb lit bic ge.
meini9aTtlide Beibnaatsfsier oes
gincinndti GieDertran3 iotpie oes 3ae
men3trteIs bes 9isosrtran3 anberaumt
tporben. SFiir oieie fSsier, bic in Weis
hsrs Sale Ituttfinost, lit Elm uberaus
Invertebrates uno abrpehslungsrethes
grpgramm suiammengetsQt poroen,
bas pbne Srage ben ungetbeilten Bel
faQ Der Mitelieoer uno 5rsunos Der
beiDsn 8srsinigungen finben pirb, Die
Ulitpirtenoen refrutiren iih faft aus
ihIieblih aus Der iiingeren Generation
unb iis lperosn obne 5rage ansnabms-
log muitergiiltigs 2eiitungen bietsn.
9a6 Der grIebigung oes OFfi3tsllen
8roqran1ng fplgt bic 9eiheerung Der
S!einen, Die gbriItbaumpsrlooIung
unb gum Shlub Elm flotter Ian8.
Das boltdnoige Programm oer
;Feier lit ME folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

1urd ieine einFaae berubigeuoe
Dirtung, turirt Ct. Satobs Del
Reurolgte prompt, ob hronifb eoer
poriitergebeno, Gs berubigt, trdfa
tigt, itdrtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

Hprma 9eroIen uno 9oulius Stemier.
Das uIte unb ueue Sobr unb bic grs
iunerung
emma gurfhdrbt, gaula Queoers
uup Wtathilbe Guebers.
2ieo 2teoertans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
Yon Der 3a6ne.
Gin bnbi6ss einsipisl III ,1be Girl
Of mg 1reams".

DasfeIbe tpurbe geitern 3tpsimal i'm
Granb segsben unb amuiirte iibsr
bic Waben. - Die luittgs DittDe"
gum Sabresidlub i'm Deutiden
1beater. - Die befridenpen Welo-
bien in 2ebar's Speretts tperoen ibre
Mirtung ni6t Deriosen. - Rsue
8eiesuns Der brei 9auptrolen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26
5amilisn.@ai6e 5 Gents has ginmO.

GSamtltens9SnidJe 8ents nas F'Rho.
SsRoen gle Sbys gedibs 3u uHs uUo taien Gts
etCisibe rein rpdi5eH NbSe &ietOer balteH iaH7
ger. -- Cine Der iaRitarheu g3di5sreisn IN ptt
stabt ggaasR hpleu pie g8Gbe uHe ItttsrH e
uieotr db.
Ebe Diubniut 2auuorp Co.
4buns Canal 373T. I7i2 GoeaH Strnss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-26

Gmma gurtbarot, Mutbiibs 2ues
oerg uuD YQuld 2ueDers.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
A TARIFF PROBLEM.

The proposition of the house Democrats to tack
on to the reciprocity treaty measure OF tariff
revision has brought out comment 1t has its rea-
son Under the constitution the president may adj
iourn congress- in of disagreement, between It's
branches to such time as he shall think proper.
Were the reciprocity agreement to be passed
unincumbered by rider, by the house, and then
ayorably acted upon the senate, it is asserted that
tariff legislation enacted by the lower branch, re-
ducing the present abnormally high duties, could
be so fought in the senate as to give the president
an opportunity to- exercise constitutional prero-
pative that has never yet been taken advantage OF
by an occupant of the executive chair lnat ne
would do SO is not beyond ordinary possibility
The president is on record for and against lower
tariff schedules. He first baked on the taxes on
woolens and cotton goods and then declared the
Aldrict- PAYNE act further rising duties on these
Decessaries to be the best ever. He had not the
courage to veto the BILL as did Cleveland when the
rigid observance of tariff reform involved. he
eontented himself with a mild protest, in the be-
ssinning against the failure of his party to carry
ont its platform pledges for downward revision
but fell for the political exigency demonated by
Senator Aldrich and the interests which ne and the
majority Of his colleagues represented
Whether it would be the course OF wisdom on
the partof the Democrats of the house to invite
the presidential course suggested IS open to ques-
ton There is generally prevailing opinion, now
ever. that the responsibility for the failure OF leg
7slation for the decrease of the obnoxious tariff
burden on the people should be left to rest upon the
president and the Republican reactionares, should
fhev have the hardhood to defeat the countrys de-
mands as expressed at the last elections The cause
Of Democracy would in no wise be the sufferer.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
"A Band Of Forgers."
A Specific Order.

A nice old lady recently called at the
cutlery department of large Market
street store and told salesman that
she wished to buy good razor for
her husband. What kind OF razor
do you wish. madam" courteously In
Quired the salesman as he prepared
TO show her his wares. 81 really don't
know" replied the woman. II suppose
Til have to ask your advice. Tell me
what kinds you have" The salesman
forthwith told his prospective custom
er that he had razors suited to every
shaver, whether bis, beard was downy
or strong, and also that the blades
were OF various widths and weights.
On receiving this information the old
lady pondered the matter and then
said: Suppose you give me some
thing for q man sixty-two years old.
who weighs 21O pounds. ."-Philadelphia
Record.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
The Sophisticated Maiden.

A young man and a maiden were
betrothed.
Dearest one" said the young man,
"I love thee. SO great Is my devotion
that if another should but cast loving
glances at thee fearsome thing would
happen"
what might it be?" quoth the maid
en-.
Even that would kill him. Dost
believe me?"
"Nay," quoth the maiden.
NAY? But protest to thee, VOW
/ swear, that If another should make
love to thee his life should pay forfeit
By yonder moon swear. Dost believe
me noww
may" quoth the maiden.
"Now, what meanest thou? Why
believest thou not that would kill the
bastard villainY
Because" quoth the maiden, ''thou
wouldst not know aught about it,
Tit-Bits.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
AN EXTRA SESSION.

Owing to the efforts of the dyed
in-the-wool reactionaries, a large
proportion of whom have been voted
out of office, the senate failed to
ratify the Canadian reciprocity
treaty. The president Immediately
proceeded to show that he had not
been bluffing when he announced
his in,entiin of calling an extra ses-
sion in such an event. The corpse
OF ..le 6ist congress was not yet
cold when he issued his proclama-
tion for that purpose, fixing the date
of the extraordinary session as april
{.
Notwithstanding the tremendous
pressure hat had been brought to
bear upon the him to let the treaty
matter go over until the cOnvening
of the regular session Of the 62d con-
gress, because of fear by the tariff
protected interests that their cher
ished schedules would be interfered
with. the president had the courage
of his convictions. In this instance
he has felt the popular pulse to gooc
purpose. From a purely political
point of view he may be doing his
party a greater service than it i'm
agines. The policy of high protec-
tion is doomed, and with it the Re-
publican party as at present consti-
tuted. But the day of doom may
be put off for awhile longer by such
popular concessions as the treaty
for free trade with the Dominion.
The democrats, who Will have an
overwhelming majority in the house,
now have their opportunity for re-
vision downward, schedule by sched-
ule. The senate will be near-Demo-
cratic, so mat it will be difficult
to block low tariff legislation there.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
Daddy 'sBedtilne
\tnrx7 The Boy Who Wanted
S to Be a Musician

wOUNGSTERS' about boy who be-
~ came famous hundred
His name questions
about Of history of music great
musicians YOU will the writ
RS Of that lived
George his father did not wish him to
himself he discouraged
learning wanted his son to become lawyer Although
already that he cared much Tor
music musical instruments to practice
the little boy felt He DID not mean 20 %
asobedent but he his father harsh
Georges
with 1.-THE boy became the owner
what cavichord is chill
dn so instrument like piano. but not
made before pianos
were invented
~uer young gare There he stayed
while the rest of the family
asleep the daytime for fear
father i'm the instrument
yVhen George went with his father to the
should told that he born
Germany lived in England the greater part Of his life At the court
left alone He wandered into the
the He hardly knew what he doing
the big Instrument but he began
that all who heard him
could The
ndhe enchanted with
should be educated
that he his boy
"a become q the duke said:
It vim great pity musician for the sake making
h Mvyer''
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
BALANCE $1,1S9, 1854 IN STATE
TREASURY.

Jackson, Miss, April 4.-State
Treasurer Geo. r. Edwards reports
that at the close of business March
81, his cash balance was Si,189,-
1854. This money was all in the
hands of the banks designated as
state deposits, not a copper being
in the vaults of the treasury. The
fact is that the state treasury new
er sees or handles any money these
days, his business being entirely
with the repositories. The officials
of the state no longer call at the
treasurer's window to get heir war
,ants for salary cashed-they go to
the banks downtown.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
1T GOES WITHOUT SAYING .

''rt goes without saying" the spellbinder
said
AS he launched on his great peroration-
Tho people who listened. already near
dead
With fatigue, felt a thrill OF citation.
II It went without saying they saw
faint ray
or hope that he'd soon cease his bray
ing,
But it took him just sixty more minutea
to say
What at first he said went without say
ing.
Chicago Tribune.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06

graduating exercises and address by
Prof. J. L. Johnson.
Saturday afternoon, local field
day.
Saturday afternoon O'CLOCK,
short program in defamation, etc.
aturday night at 8 o'clock, con-
cert, admission 25 cents.
Sunday morning, II o'clock, ser
mon by Rev.. ]. B. Hutton, of First
Presbyterian church, Jackson. Ev-
erybody invited.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
Household Hint.

"Your meringues," says the mistress,
"are so delightfully."- frothy and light.
How In the world do you get them
that way?"
s.It's the new butler, man," explains
the cook. .sHe used to be barber,
mum."-Life.
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06
why He stopped.

They had been engaged only week.
He had kissed her fully forty times
that evening. When he stopped the
tears came into her eyes and she said:
Dearest, you have ceased to love
me-"
'No, I haven't" he replied, "but /
must BREATHE Ladies Home Jour
nal
The Brandon news., 1911-04-06

With the Mexican cabinet resigned mainly
because of the objections to it by the people
count Of the advanced age Of the members, Senor
Limantour. minister of finance who seems to be a
go-between with the revo1utionists and President
Dax, has prospect Of accession to the temporary
presidency. Limantour is a statesman, and makes
no disguise Of the needed reforms in the method
of government in Mexico He may become ths
Moses Of the southern republic,