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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
Ghteaae. 81. Mar,.

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S4.O0-4.l0. Bafsrs 800 10.
@etsen. - FUR Rai 89I Ole, am
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| AD. 81. N. 264Kc.
TtmetbviaamsR.--$ll. Coll. 10 pei
Gensner.
aleefa ia eE.-si5.50 yer Gentner.
Re6porE. - SIT. 25--l7.75 psr Bbl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
Rem Mnrf. 2l. mdra

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
2soiis Wetbniarfte.

Ttsnstaa, III. Nhrs 1911.
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naf Bslfals 81 Si.s2 uertauit.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22


g 6idfuleines grbeu. Cine
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sum llHiperIaIerben eingeIest bate.
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| Qunabme Der @rbihaft aus5uihlageH,
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| fidtborer Srausr i6par3 getleibet
uno Ieottimirte fih ais bic fett Sahren
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

Rtubp teb. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
gerins uno bie 4reife fur bic beiiereH Luas
Iitdten etpas itdrter, wdbreno bic anoeren
rubis unb uuperdHeert bliebeu. Stoders
mdren Hdu uRo Felen um l5-25c. ytahs
tihe ruerben nur rpeuig getauft
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$6.35, faHeu -----, Shien S2.25 - 900,
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uno bic Rreiie ftisgsn um rs SOC per ~,
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Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, ri. Mdrs.
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HofIenen "A 5tuuDeu Uersti9sn init benz
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Der Rartt mar itetia. 8ersdaft uIrbtn
sos Hbls. 1iitiaer's 5inisbes @sses aui
Der Bats poa OIL 80 per Salon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
TIE PROSPERITY JAUhT
OF WEGTERN c0gEptnp

- the present time the governor
oi the states are finding mapv o.
portunNies for pubiic service outside
the regular routine OF Their officis.
duties.
They have come ~ have the con.
seiohsness tha; they are tfepresents
iisss not onis 81 Their ouh tate int
II a general way of their sectiou
The annual conference or governors
IS the outgrOWth of tie ldea OF extra
executive service The conference
serves 70 cast light On national
problems from new. angle.
Analogous 10 this idea Is the one
that has resulted 10 the trip OF the
western governors 70 the eastern
states. which is 70 begin the latter
part OF Noyembfr anu last twenty-ope
days. The executives are y MAKE the
journey on q tfsin equipped ae
Western wealth skecial. shich vii be
: striking object tesson ~ what the
states represented L have 70 offer the
hoMeeeekers and hxeg,Ors.
Beginning wits Chicago the govern
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Cemeteries for Dead Books.
fChris1ian Herald


We are rapidly becoming rich IN
BOOKS. ii nor In literature The libra
~ that rests its fame on a ponderous
aggregation OF good, bad and indiffer-
ent volumes. wUuld render better
public service were its shelves clear
ed of 0ne-haif their contents every
twelve months Mr. Carnegie him
self. while expressing a reverence for
books IN general, has remarked vita
q touch o. quiet aum0F that tehre are
many Volumes now in library use
that should be consigned To the fire,
Most people will agree with him An
authority has stated thar there are
rs .091,0p9 BOOKS in this country at
the present time, most o. which are
out OF date and practically useless.
They are not only useless but a hind
rance 10 education, and why they are
keF there II a mystery One of the
leading literary clubs in London late
iy sent eight hundred out-of-date vol
umes 10 the pulp mills. One shud-
ders u think OF the possibilities Of
q collection OF books. scattered over
many centers, and representing IN
value even a fraction Of the immense
oeqBesrs given by ,4lT. Carnegie, when
We remember that large percentage
of them becomes useless within a
very few years after publication
There is nothing more dead than an
obsolete book which represents ideas
principles and conclusions that have
grown aBtiqnated. or nave been dis
proved and exploded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
a Story Of Fanny Crosby.

Miss Fanny Crosby, the famous
aymu writer despite her advanced
age and her blindness. was one Of
the most active participants in the
exercises IN celebration Of the open.
ing Of the BoHery Mission, New YORK
in November she gave a spirited
talk, telling of the early days VI her
pet mission a. she loves to call IT,.
and reeiting various "reminiscences
VI the hymns that had their inception
in her BOwerg mission work. OF these
perhaps the most inspiring history
was that Of the famous hyrnan Res
cue the Perishing One night long
ag al the old Mission further down
town. Miss Crosby said. + asked
i there might not be in the audience
al least one young man who had drift.
Ell away from home A youth arose.
and stepping forward TO the platform
said = guess you must mean me
~ was converted there that night.
and I was SO deeply impressed 0v the
incident that ! went away nome 10
write the song that is now familiar In
I'll parts Of the world
Years afterwaTd she ADDED. 4
attended q convention in town in
-New York state Al the end OF the
ses essiou { Was approached by Dr0s-
perous-ooklng dignsfied gentleman.
p ho begged % make himself known
70 me His name did not recognize
but / knew him al once when, remind
.ng me Of the incident described, he
ADDED. J am that young man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
SAVED MONEY 70 TAxpAyERs

SAtEl n All lis phases and LOnsi1-
erfng the conditions nov prevalent
Id the state, together with complaints
relative 70 taxes which are accentuat-
Cd Dy this years crop failures, the
action Of the s ate board Of affairs
III letting The contract tor the print
ilg and binding Of the revised laws
o. the state u q firm without the
state does not deserve the censare
doled Out by gone papers Criticism
Is directed 1t the board because the
lowest bidder Was the Pioneer com
pany, AL open shop 81 - paul MINI
al tAings being equal q home con
ceTn vas entitled 10 the aOrk. 8ut
the wide divergence in the bidding
lelt TIE state board no other aEterna-
fiFe than 70 award the Work 10 the
Minnesota firm. The bid " this con
cern, was nesry seven thousand dol
4ars below the next lowest bidder.
also an outsider and nearly twelve
Thousand dollars below the lowest bid
OF the next responsible bidder with
n tne state 10 tnns making the
contract. the state board saved
SOodly bunch 0f money - t1e tax
payers. By al the rights the Rork
should De done 5y an Oklshoma firm
paying lakes ia Oklahoma and
closer ei.ding would have promptly
decided the beard n ifs award. But
the vide difference I'D price prompt
cd the board no doubt 70 reluctant
y award contract 20 outside people
tae home boys we're hurt yut rhe TAX
payers oi the sste we're saved an
item o. nearly fifteen thousand DOL
lars Messrs Lon Frame. chairman.
Il. T. Howard aBd Gene Morris sbD
comprise the board of affairs are
business men. N5D are araea g. lOyat
v Dhlanoma and US institutions
iney believe in keeping work ana
contracts a. nome. bur in thlg case
tney were obliged ~ deDart from 4
iled rule aud il doing so they say. 4
"a the state money While the price
u Iagof an1 o. material 10 say n0to-
l3e q freight RATES ore much higher
10 Okiahoma than in the larger cities I
y II lnconcsivab.e how a reputable
urn could afford 70 take up 2 con.
tract 20 stupeudous az SI2.9g0 But +
= Pau people did il and any accru- \
lng loss must DE borne by them. Mean +
"niie the taxpayers can thank the 4,
state board for saving % the state
y nsn. thousands Of dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
COMMENT ON The
MNAMARA CASE
sickenins Picture


Tae plea Of guilty entered Us Afe-
Namara IS a staggering answer 10 the
historical cries of pluf0cratic perse-
cution and justice outraged raised By
mistaken sympathizers over the Los
Angeles trial. Union labor itself was
an TOO Wiling 10 make sweeping
charges Of oppression and official
anarchism. This sinister outcome OF
determined prosecution disposes OF
these charges The effect upon pub
lie opinion cannot but be salutary.
Meanwhile here is a lesson first OF
all 10 decent Unionism The blow
this will deal The cause is heavy,
and there is but one way TO recover
from il and To regain that public sup
port on which success depends. The
vast. overwhelming majority of union
men who would no more cOuntenance
murder than the same number of
farmers or merchants must assedt
themselves. They have been misgov-
erned, misguided and misrepresenteG
IN the public eye by labor politicians
and taeir aceomplices By many OF
these false leaders murder ami de
struction Of property, violence and
corruption have been employed under
pFetense OF furthering the cause OF
organized labor There has been TOO
little protest from reputable union
men against this form OF propaganda.
and now their weakness has cost
them dear.
Twenty-one gravestones pointed the
finger OF deadly accusation against
these misrepresentation OF worthy
cause. The whole .sIckening picture
ought TO be stamped forever upon the
memories Of the American workman,
50 that he viii make an end Of this
terrible wrong, this terrible dishon-
or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
.AA.f..L......Q Qlselesares....



VIII, Orgapized Labor noK do jus
tice 10 Itself by adjuring murder and
criminal acts. as the all too familiar
method Of its agitations? What have
the responsible leaders to say OF
these confessions? Mr. Samuel Com
pers can only lift his hands in hor-
ror and Mr John Mitchell declares
that he had supposed the proof would
be adiuced TO show that an explosion
OF gas destroyed the Los Angeles
Times building Does labor feel that
this Is enough VIII the members
OF labor unions throughout the coun-
Try, most OF them lawabiding men, ae-
cept fiaese expressions of their repre-.
sentative leaders as fitting and
sufficient comment on the awful dis
closures at Los Angeles? II organIz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
Were Led Badly


/ No bomb these men ever exploded
IN their campaign OF terrorism to en-
force their dictum as 70 terms OF EN-
ployment ever did one-millionth part
OF the damage 10 property that was
done - tne honorable cause OF labor
bE the bomb that exploded in the
Los Angeles court room yesterday
afternoon. Frenzied working men ey-
erywhere who have been contribut-
ing from their wages to the defense
fund viii now realize what they have
not realized before. They have been
led badly. Leadership that ends in
such situation for some millions OF
respectable men is not the leader
snip that viii bring permanent i'm
proyement TO the condition OF wage
earneTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
Who Hired The McNamarss

fNew York JournaD


The next most important step in
connection with the Los Angeles pro
'ceeding is to learn who hire, the
Mcnamara brothers to do the damna.
bic work OF which they stand CON
Yicted BY their own confession.
Willing though they may have
been 10 commit so dastardly a crime.
there was nothing in the situation 10
influence them to its perpetrauon
without reward or hope Of reward
Il is not 10 be taken for granted
that they journeyed from Indianapolis
70 Los Angeles and risked their lives
in the destruction of the Times
building merely for the fun OF it.
Somebody hirei them TO do the job
and paid them well
The confession Of the Mcnamara
brothers must not end the case In
fact, it is only the beginning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
TIE BONDS ANO ADVERTISING

z Tn In II,
{tba esia - "a '.''1 as.l''i'3H regarding
5boDas gan.e - ,-. ..4li,i " en- eii'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
Deadly Blow To Labor

A+NEH lNi W OllNl
I The Mcnamara confessions are the
deadliest blow ever dealt 70 organic
ed labor in the United States Not
because the guilty men we're labor
leaders. not because their crimes
we're committed in the name OF or
ganized labor but because organized
labor By the incredible folly OF its
officers and spokesmen, made itself
champion, the defender. the shield OF
this gang OF eold-biooded criminals
and murderers
What does Mr. Gompers think about
it now2 What does Morrison think ?
Most important OF all. what do the
great majority Of honest law-abijing
trade unionists think9
bnion labor in the United States
must clean house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05

ors specsas wil ys.t tNenti-1ne etf-
ies and Nith ihe display 81 state
prcducts and the Wlgae addgesaes cf
the distinguished persons Ia charge.
sin tell TIE storg ot tAe ggos peritF
oeit Li TIE M-x @aiel acc rolns
ftht sfuNss artit g1li.is ln the
,rbgs III cea pcs ea oil the states q
MINES ta ,sorTh 4ui South Da1ota
- .s.s E~A1s-. o1-lMg Montana idaho
o. s&AA sFas s4ia2toa an3 California
slneres ing hBs from the 1iisslsslpp,
rvsr ~ tie Paci..r ceau-
The nau anal aCs ertis.nS taa, All
accrue % t1e territory wl be naval
ualle It Wil help to eontinue the
tide u desirable settlers hat has oF
years ..gwec in lhis direction .r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-05
misREPREsENTlNc T4r csoss

-
Ae cClduct Of the Turks arf
-arzos IL Tripoli. Is described bv =
tcorTesp0n dent Of the London Tala.
eraph y II sharp contrast with that
q rhe Italians
tie writes as follows
hasten % write this further mat.
Ter IA honor o. t1e Turk. Wheu the
vo1is2aToment was to begin and tie
llaiiaIls acre making ready to eei1e
! Ar4poii. i-9 or more Italians who had
round Fetugs iE Trip9li we're march.
ed thrpIga The town to tbe Marina
% embark Their escort guard was
cut a fe~ Turkish soldiers. These
armed nen were quiet an stern and
iaithIul 20 their trust On the ma.
not a hand nor voice was raised
lie party and their escort were let
pass IN Silence and dignity bv the
arab population 70 the bosts ana
ships
And hos would representative a.
the Lru-a have arted HI men
whose feliow counfrymea had come
70 lombard fheir town aud seize their
country asks the correspondent
declaring that this act vi humanity
should De inscribed in aetters qf
goii to tle credit OF the Crescent
A very large naioritv o. believers
~ Christianity object 10 hearing the
Italians IN Tripeh spoken Of as reD.
resenting the Gross They are there
Tor purposes Of pillage That fhev
happen = be Of a Christian nation Is
incidental