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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-11
Coast Line Train Wrecked.

Barnwell, May 3.-An Atlantic
Coast line freight train was wrecked
few miles east of Barnwell, be-
tween here and Hilda, last night. At
this time it is impossible to get any
particulars beyond the fact that no
one was killed. The passenger train
from Florence to Augusta was de-
toured over the Southern's tracks via
Blackville this morning. 1t is thought
that the wreckage will be cleared
sufficiently to allow the trains to run
on their regular schedule this after
noon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-11
FORMER GOVERNOR SUMMONED.
Vardaman Will be Asked as to State
Funds.

Jackson, Miss, May 4.-Former
Gov. James K. Vardaman, at present
candidate for the Democratic SEN
atorial nomination, will be served
with a summon tomorrow night by
the sheriff of Lincoln county, re-
questing that he appear before J. C.
Moore, an expert accountant at Jack
son, Monday, and testify as to several
State funds distributed under his d.
rection while chief executive.
The inquiry was authorized in
resolution adopted at the last session
of the State legislature and came as
an aftermath to a sensational inves-
tigation of charges of bribery pre-
ferred by State Senator Theodore
Bilbo, an adherent Of the former gov
ernor in the contest for the senator
ship which ended in the selection of
United States Senator Leroy Percy.
Bilbo stated that sum of money was
paid him in an effort to influence his
vote for the successful candidate. At
the court trial which followed the al
legged briber-giver was acquitted.
Moore was given. authority by Gov.
Noel to summon any witnesses he
might desire in connection with his
investigation of the books and ac-
counts of the State.
Attorney General Hudson, of Mis-
sissippi in a statement tonight de-
clares that he had no part in the is
suance of the summons and denies
that he is acting jointly with Moore.
At the campaign headquarters of
Mai. Vardaman tonight the legality
Of the summons was admitted.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons having claims against
the estate of Jerusha Schrage, de-
ceased, will present them, duly veri-
fed, on or before Monday, May 18th,
1911, or be forever barred, and all
persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment.
A. r. BYRD,
Administrator.
= Bamberg, S. c., April 14th, 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-31

2is3t auf Der 9robs. Bon
Der be5ou6ernom 2isbensniirbietsIt
Qissis fdpdrmen ale, bic nsm eroben
5cHkrOs nobe feiu burftsn. Dieie
aisbtustpiiroigtsit seisie .,r out. mas
befonoers berborgeboben tperbsn bari,
meifi out Der probe, bsnn oa pfleat oft
Der eeriithIihits 9iriaeut unaemiiibs
lid Su fptrotn. 5nhFen mar bies 5ns
tpeiItn cuf bel Jron3 2isSi Der 5an.
Gin Weimarontr Romens Garl aubn
terihtst In fintm 8uhlsin .4ug bem
alien Wrimar- (IDiesbdben 1905).
oob er. Der oft einer gsrpbt nnter
2is5t btiippbnen olffts, ibn nur stpeis
mai babel In 2eibenihaft seIeben babe:
3uerit mar IS, oils Die iibrieens iehr
tiidiise 5nrfsnipitItrin sSrou Or.
pobi brein,ol benitIbtn attorb falid
sriff. Rad bem britien Dale fprcns
2issi ouftlopfeno nnb aufitnmpfenb
bonn qobium ius Grheiter, ihob 1rau
pohI faIt nnjnnfi bonn Stuhle uno
sstgie ibr ieIbii bic rsh.n griffs. gis
niss 3eii ipGter ibie er init einem
sroben, burh nieIe Gileitanten Oers
itartisn Ghore feline 5eiIise Gliinbeib,
nnb ols be srmiibeten 9omen ttipas
better uno irobis fnneen, tlopfie sr ouf
uno risf roth Dor Aerser: .Meine Dos
men, iinesn Sis tpie bic Gdtpdgs unb
nidt ipis bic DonTe!@ Gas erreste
kftieen 0erbrub, ober 2is3t ipurbe
aIsbolb ieinss unmutbs Serr. unb
feline liebsnsniirbigtsit bate bic Ga>
men ihnel bei1nftisi. Sn bsrfeIben
prox mar onh nsrW6nnerhor ihldif
geporbsn. mir ionsen ben sSdgsrhor
rehi matt unb flsinlnui, absr iDis elm
aDnnber ipirtts ais5is Nuf: .Weine
D<rren, teins a1nin9en; 6phiriIn,
5irfH, 6irFh!1 mir pisberboIisn ben
Oeiong. unb Elm Bropo beg WleiIisrs
tpdr unitr Qobn. unglanblihes Iei1tete
lisst bel Tplhen alnpierprpbsn. Gr
iiann am syliigel, unb pGbrtnb bic
Nectie ben Gofiitod fntpans. bnlf bic
ainit oft BEN aldpieripieIsr aus. Wo
es notbig mar, fang er aud bo3tpis
Ihen. unb unpiberitsbliH fiiblis fi1
isDer BON BEN ein5isen Monne binsss
riifen.
| 3nei WiIlioaenfiir G dull
bette. Die Ghuli0mmiiiion bes
apnbontr Grafihnftsratbes bat fosbsn
ibrsn Isbtsn 5obrtsberiht erfhsinen
Iofen, ber einen I<brreihsH uebtrblid
iibtr be gelpaltigsn Gunlmsn sibt. bic
bic GnulDxrndltunsen 2on0ons idbrs
li4 fiir S6ulbsfte unb Sdrsibmnis,
rial 1nsgebsn uiuHek Denn in ben
lsuslil4t1 Dslt1i9uIsu ussSsn 0sft'
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EfasSIdter.

unb GHrsibmoieriaIien BON Der GHuls
gefitlIt. Jm persungsnen Ghuliabr
fpurbsn psrbroud3t: 100000 Gnop,
fhrsibbsfss, $3.50, 600 gep01aiine
6tfte unb 2,5O0.000 aia6bsn. 3us
plsih nber iDirb in ben englifhen
Shulen pisIIan ouf loIsn Hlittsrn
stfhrNben: I'm bier ben Mnfpriinen ~
gfniisen, bat bic aonnoner S4uiper.
ipuItuns iHsgefumnti nidbt fpeniser oils
IL .400. 900 sin5sine Blatter ousgsIits
ftrt. Sn Der eIeih<n 3eis murhea
nabesu siD<i MiIIiOnen Bisiitifts per.
braudi, ip1brtnb bic 2tbrer ourna
iaHiitIih 6.75O.OoO Giiid arsibs inn
SABRE Derbrnuntn. Orr umfab an
s5tberbalitrn xsifftrte iih ouf 350.s
600; suglsin ipurben $50. 900 Gti6
Rabiergummt geliefert uno 684, 600
s5lliMen 4inie. 0k Rotten selieIsn
fin insge|ommt nuf $500 900 aros
utH. Gie iperbsn obr fan ponSidnAil
bur9 beu wsrtuuf olttn papierS una
~ @atulataz ssstdt
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. 0rnaseiaentlamS : nebertrGaxnlen
gintinnatf. 80. 0tt


5roncss glsrf1 an Grant RerIt
Il. ano., 6 Sabre poht ouf 2ots II
unb IL in 8opl.'s unternbtbeiluna;
moHatIihe Wli..be SIS.
Wiaiam ". Collins on MiIbreb 8.
5ruitt, % bel 100 Jub an Der glorbs
1tiie Der gropns Str, 5ipiifen Ban
miller uno Jrssmdn Apt., 81.
Jrdnt 6. SIdi6 an Gopbia 81.
SIaid, eiu Stiit aanb an Der Rprbs
fsits Der 2opsr Riper Roab in Se.t.
22, Delbi 5p., ST..
Rihnrb 3. Dupis on Charles sy.
Jroncis, 100 BEL 200 1ub on Der Gts
feits Der 5erfbel 4pe., 81.
Rihorb 3. 9opis an Charles sJ.
Jrancis, oosIslbe Gigentbum, $685..
Dilliam 5,nfsI an Niholos 5. gis
BEL. Got q in GERMAN Orasbe's llns
terobtbeiIuns, Dti. 0arrifon. 81.
Wiaiam 3. Run6 an MiLinm W.
3aplor, 6 Sabr. pnft ouf 3 Nder
2ono in Sstt. IL, Deibi 9p.. idbrlihs
Mi.tbe $40, nit benz 4niaufsre1t fiir
$500.
Wiuiam 5. Rund an Minium W.
5dplor, IA at.r 9anb In berfelben
Ssftion, 81.
gharlss 3. 9snfcn an Gomarb 8.
BorIion, 9beil bon Cots % unb "a in
Der llnterabibeiluns pon s. .. Gurs
IONS Gftnte, gbepiot, ST..
Somes 81. @ambIf an gburles g.
8suion. Cots %. % unn "a In 3. ..
Cartons nnisrabtbeiInng GhtDioi. 81,
eharl.s y. 8enfon an Jotn 6nber.
1beil bon Cots %, "a unb 20 In bers
felben unterobtbeiIung 81.
5rances Disdmonn i. 4Hb. an Dts
to Oilers. 18 BEL 126 8ub an Der DIT
isise bsr GTssmaH l[Sss ~ 6xk iGe'
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lid pon Wobe Str, $4500.
Sbe 8oarp of Gbucotion Of Sontfr
part on 5be goaro of Goncation oi
Cincinnati, 10 Cots in Cincinnati
|guilDino aH. llnterabtheifung in San,
Ter gsarf, 81.
5be 8cnro OF gbueation OF gbs
millereef 5olpnfbip Shool 9tfiriet
on 3he 9oarb of Goutdiion of Sim
cinnati. Elm Stiid 2nnb in Stt. SO.
MiIIersst Up, 81.
She gonrp OF EDUCATION OF College
5ia Shool Tiitrict on she goarb oi
Gbueotipn OF Gincinnati, uresfdbr 4
2tdsr Ganb in GcIlege oia, ST..
5he 8oaro Of EDUCATION of Gars
tbaas Shnol Diiiriei on oenfeIben,
pas 6fisntIihe Sd,uildnb in Carthage,
81.
5erbert &. qahouo an William y.
GallmdR Ii. 9lnb., Got s in ssobn z.
Brioht's llnternbtbsiIung, 81.
@soros Shaible an iSrant Sisbers
mann, 5 Sabre gnf1t auf Got 40 in
Sbsrmon NppIegate's 2. llnisrobfteis
lung in Gbepiot; idbrIide Wietbe$105.
NIT osm Antaufsrscht fir $2100.
Robert ). greiop an Sobn 6. RiIen,
Cots ] uno 2 in 6. 3. RobinIpn's
llnterabtheiIuua, 81.
Guitap ". 5hsiImann IL. anb. an
Wiliam r. Wnener, 80 bel 100 5ub
On Der Citisits Der Go!srain Ipe.,
$500.
SanIon 80. Cooper OH Diuinm
Steuernann, sbsil BON Cots 28 unr
% in grpont &c 5repOr's llntsrnbs
tbsiIuna. ssairmount, $4,000.
Sanion W. gpoper an emma mnrs
tin, 3heil bon Got - in btrisIbsn lin.
ternbiheilung, $4,000.
5ront 2isbermann an gepr1s 6.
SfoibIs, Got 40 in Sbsrman z,
appIsaate's 2. llntsrabtbsilung, gks
piot, $2100.
3imuthp 6. airbD an Siamunb 6.
:. Stubbsmann, 25 bel 90 JuB an
Der Sitieits Der gsIpsbere Str, 179
5ub iiielid bon 6ath Ctr, 81.
M. auitin Goodman an Robert ].
grsIap, 1916 adsr 2aub in S,it. 4,
Gslhi Up, 81.
Jpffe Chambers on Robsri 3. Gre
ZAP, 80 Cots tn lpiis gbombsrs llns
tsrubtbsiIuna, Ripsriib,. 81.
Robert :. Greiap an DilIiam q.
graofbap. 4.23 ader 2uno in Sstt.
q, 1sIbi Ip., 81.
Deter mtbsr an GorHsliu SurIt, 40
bsi 140 SuB an Der Rorbfeits Der Ct.
2afrrsnes 4pe., 81.
Thouas 8. amos ON eiisabstt
'sielsr, Got Is in 4lb.rs &c aahIs's &
uooiiion 81 Rorpppo, $4,000.
.. 2issott on 10. .. 3epou. aon.
trait gum @,riauf ees giatntbums
b,tonnt aIs 512 Carlisle 2lpt. fir
$3.50.
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gineinnati, 80. DIT

Sl u I u II 4, ob. Alas
9.u.Spppthsten.
Cigar W. Wilion an Gloria 6. Il.
9. 60. $1,000.
WtiIbrtb 8. Sruitt on WiIliam n.
Collins, 3ruiies, $337.33
Seize 6. grobIep an Wiami 1olpns
ibip q. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Cora y. Corn or Guarantee Tss
pofit 60. $500.
gbilipine Grobmann an ganton
Ctr. Y. u. Co., $50.
Gmma So. 9opnf.nb on Mpers q.
Cooper. $4,000.
german Suo.pobl an garri. Subes
pobl, $1,000.
6. .. 5.hl an Mt. aOptout g. u.
6. Co.. $700.
3b. gorb.su,an Retiin so. an
9rOpioent Carvings .. II. Z Co..
$4,000.
WaIi.r Jrit.r ON 2ibtraI 8. u. 9.
Co., $500.
Otto Oilers on 2inepIn guus@srtin,
$1,000.
Catherine Reulmann an SarrpDids
man Il. 4no.. $500.
Wlarp :. Sambleton an Gborlss 9.
5amblston.. $500.
a.pnora .. Gboce on W.ii.rn &:
Souibern Qife esni. Co., $500.
Wilidm .. DolImann an CAT
MaInut Oils q. II. e. Co.. $1,000.
Wnrp g. Rtebsr an soirmouut
8rsipina Co., $500.
emma Ulartin an Snnion M. goOs
per. $2250.
9i.islbs an u. 9. 2pnsisn. si450.
WilIiam Shusrmnnn on Canton
W. Cooper, $2250.
Derielbe on u. 6. lpnsfsp, $1450.
Turielln 9otIen on Sutton 9. u.
|S. q. SO. 4, $500.
anbrstp 8uifd on Jrant goulss,
$3.50.
Sismunb 6. J. Stubbeman on z.
IS. airbp, $1112.50.
Miniam g. aen an Miniam' 6.
5enn. $400.
Getilgie 6ppptheten
Jriba M. MIbtrs an Ddnt Ctr. ..
u. Co.. $500.
german 8. Wlai6Ie an bisieIbe.
$500.
albert 80. S6rsinsr an gup Mans
ming, grei., $1,000.
Sos. 8. 8Oebnlein an ReiI & mess'
lsin, 1892.
Wurp g. gottrsn on 6ons q. &.
|Q. u. Co.. $500.
g. Maube 8loomfisib or gour!
5ouit Sopings gnnt. $500.
yreb. G. Oruen an 6. q. R. 6oieo
n. Mnb., $500.
Gtrman Silperifein an Geeuritt
Gnpinss q. u. g. .. Co., $1,000.
syrant Qiebermonn an 1tberol 6
la. g. Co., $3.50.
Deter Wtbsr an Glenpop g. i. .
lga.. $4,000.
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sSeSer S0rpcr rGdjt it'd

fir i6m angstbuue unbiIben. Gopfs
ihmer3en, f6Ieater Gsi6mat, llsbeI'
tett, 0sIbiuht, 8eritOpfuna unD ans
bere Spmptome BON arantbeitsn 0es
Mugens, Der 2ebsr unb Der Sale iino
iidere An3eiden, oaB Sbr oieis Or
gan. miB6raudt bubt. gbenio iihsr
1T absr aud, Oub Sbr ben aOrper ipie'
Der berfObnsn, pisber geiuno MAIDEN
tOnnt, tpsnn Sbr bic fir jens 8rant'
hettsn bette 4r3nsi, Die bsriibmtsn Ct.
BERNARD arGut.rpiIlen, gebruuht.
9tnr pfIun3snbsitanbtbeiIs. Seine gif.
zig. unp dBenoe gsimiihuns, pie
GustTl6er, unp besbalb ouh feline
3utsrbuue! 25 Gents. Gus Qpotbss
fen. 8,S
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Bucillen. Die moberne 6peiene
tbut, mas iie tann, i'm 4umpf gegsn
uniere unii6t6arsn Gsinoe, bte 8aciI.
len, unb fpirtlib - man tam niht
ODriihtis eenug iein! Co fubsn un.
ldngit Bel einem Mebi3insrs9insr eis
niss Oebsimrdtbe beim Rahtiich Sus
iamm.n; elmer Dor ibnen, Elm bebeu=
t.nDer 8utteriolpee, fpiilts feline 9raus
be borIi6tig in feinem 8uFerglas ab
unb fprab babel isbr iiber5sugenD bon
Der Qotbpenbi9fsit iplher 8orii6.
unb ben 9efdbren, bic bur6 bic pers
fhieoenartigiten 9acillen beim 8enub
roben Sbftes broben. Won fam bann
auf Die 8atterisn iiberbaupt gu Ipres
Gsr, oistutirte, ertpdrmts fi6, - unc
in Der 6iss oes @efedts griff Der 5err
Gsbeimratb mad Ieinem DaFsrglas
unb trant es uuf einen 3ug aus, -
fummt alien 70 iorsfdItig abgeipiiltsn
9neiQen.
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gap mtr fpp1l pas TemI, au frQqen,
iporauf bieier llebermutb iih itiibt.
,Si. baben Reht, idb bante Shnen",
aniipprtete Der @enerol. sd iperbe
meine @ueen pffen baben nno meine
MaBrsseIn gu treffen ipifen. gs
IplIte mir leio tbun, fpenn 5rdulein
3. 9rottsn, anitutt fih 3u bei9eiben
nit benz, ipaS iCb ibr biete, fi6 auf
5petuIatipnen sinlofen fpllte."
Der 2atat meloete, bab bic Sofel
Ierpirt lei. Der 8eneral bot 5rau b.
0olm feinen 2lrm, Serr b. Solm
fiibrte Margaretb 3u Slide unb fOIgte
benz eriten Yanre unmittelbar, 10 boB
9uibp, Der alard fiibrte, binter6er
gina. Der General mari einen finite
rem glit auf Margaretb, als miBbil@
Iiae er es, oob ite ppr Slara ben SaaG
betreten, uno gebe ibr Die S6uIo bds
ran. .5rGllIein b. Srotten", iagte sr
in i6drfsm Some, ais 9lles PIus
genpmmen, pSie baben pieber ni6t
bafiir Gorge getragen, Dab Mala9a
aufeeIsBt ift. Wenn 0dmen mein
Saus beebrsn, 10 tpiinI6e ih oas.
GntItuloigen bic 8amen. aber es 1T
BEL mir nod niht QIes in aenobnter
Grbnung, i'd boffe, es piro iid beIs
fern"
Gs entitanb cine perIegsns pauie.
Der zOn bieisr 3ursdtrpeiiun9 mar
70 Brutal, ite tam fir ollie 10 unerz
lpdrtst, baB Die 9Gite bappn fait ebenio
erfdredt rpdrsn pie Rar9uretb.
Wargaretb ontrportete nit teiner
Silbe, iie tpuBte i6on, baB Nioer>
iprut ben 8sneral nur nod mehr
rei3te, dber bas GrbIsi6sn ibrer 3ii8e
psrrietb, ipie tief oisIe robe DemiitbIz
eung lie perleBte.
Serr .. 6plm beqann Elm glethgiltls
ges 9eiprd6, Inn Der peinlihen Scene
Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, 2eutnant Cigar
b. 5pIm bot Wargaretb nit ausges
iutteiter 66flihteit Elm 9las Dein an
uno Sldro mari ibr einen Bid 5u, Der
tbr foete, pel6e SteiInabme lie en-
pfinoe. Dem 9eneraI entgin9 Das
niht, er fiibIts, tpte 2lae, pieuetat nit
einsioer Qusnubme bon 9uioo, ieIn
8erfQbren empDrt bate, bas rei3te ibn
aber nod mebr, uno aIs er lab, bab
margorstb tpsoer Wein nod SpeIIen
anriibrte, ipanote er iid abermals 81
i6r. ,6nGoiges 5rGulein", iaste er,
i'd iehe, ouB sic unippbI iino uno
5br 2etoen bstGmpfen. Die 5errs
ibaftsn rerosn sSbnsn gepib erlauben,
! it6 3uriid5u5ieben."
marguretb erbob fh fofOrt. .So",
| iagts fie, mir iIt ni6t ipobl", -
aber 8lara sr6ob iid glsidfaus uno
ertIGrte, lie tperbe Igrdulein b. 5rottsn
duf ibr 3tmmer brtugsn.
| Der General err0tbete 6sftig. gr
! lab es jsbt Elm, baB sr eine 9rutaIitdt
begungen, bas bate er uttt geoaht,
bab cine 70 bprnehme junge Dame,
pie aIaru b. 5oIm, 10 raid Die 5rsuns
Din Waradretb's getpprben isin t0une,
murgdretb itisg oaourb gepuItig in
isinsn 2lugeH. Gs monte ibm u6er
auh Der 9sbanfe tommen, baB Wars
garetb bic ibr geporoene 8ebanbluns
3pur ihpeigsno bingsnommen, abtr
Dieaeiht bod nit elmer iofDrti9enaiin=
oigung bsunttporten tDune, unb bas
mar bas Gntieblibite, mas ibm begegz
nen tonuts, bauH mar er ipieb.r al
lein
Gr iprdng auf, oIs babe Jpn ME Die
9iht geplagt. ,Benn ss n0tbig
IT., iagts er, 10 bists i'd 5rdulsin D.
5rptten m.tnen Qrm Sur Stiibs. 2lber
i9 foffs, bas llnpubIisin 1T niat be-
bsuteno, i2 muBts ss FONT isbr be-
reu.n, porbtn sinen 0orpurf ousg.z
iprohsn gu haben."
(Jortissung foIgt,)
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Oer Cone uon cn5ern.
gomon bon gbtIip gaIen.


Gut, banit bin ih 3ufrieben =
uno Gu niiroeit mir auch Define .Soilft,
nenn i6 ibrsr basu bsoiirfen 1olIts,
nift periaaen2"
Sept mar Die Srage nidt ldnssr gu
umaeben unp 10 fobts ii4 elosIe turS
unb fdgte raid:
,g2ein, id ipiiroe iis Dir aeipib nitt
periagsn, tpenn 8u mir aeiiatten pillit.
oab id oisie Silfe uuf meint
Beife an ben 5ug lsee."
n2tuf Define Weifea Mus heibt
oa8?"
.8as beibt, bab Gn mid ihoIten
unb iualten IdHsft, oab 8u nt6ts
iibereiIit, bdb 8u mid nidt i'm Sc.
ringiten nit in bas Spiel brineit uno
baB Su enbIih, fpenn iol ben beiten
uno IeihteTtsn NEG = etipa 5ufdllig
- gum 3isIe - 81 9einem 3isie
osfunben ba6en iollte - auh aui mei-
ne Wiinite Elm tpsnis dhteit uno, fpis
bisber, INNER mein gutter Batter bIeib't,
I'll oem i'd nit sben 10 piel adtuns ipie
Qiebs ppn ainohsit on empOresbIidt
tobs."
Der Batter bate Die Sanb ieiner
5odter ergriffen unb tparut asoriidt;
jeBt gIdnSts cine perle Der Riihrung in
ieinsm rebIihen aues uno er iagts
ter3licb:
sd periiehe did, fpie On mid per
Ftebit, uno 10 baben mir uns ia immer
4eioe peritunpen. Run 1T es gut uno
nun mag tomn1sn, mas nil, th bin
3ufrieoen, Dab ih rpisosr nit Dir al
lem bin, benn nun Tam ih nit Dir,
uie nit einsm alien 5rsuuos, BON
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
Democratic Victories.

Some large Republican cities are
going Democratic. In Hartford, Con-
necticut, last Tuesday the Democrats
defeated the Republicans for the first
time In about 20 years.
The election in Chicago was a COM
plete Democratic victory. Carter w.
Harrison was elected mayor for the
fifth time, by the largest vote ever
given a candidate for that office. The
Democratic majority in the City Coun-
Gil was increased by dozen mem
berS.
The Democrats were again victor
ious I'm Nassau county, Long Island
the home OF Theodore Roosevelt;
Oyster Bay township giving Demo
cratic majority of about 165.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL z, 1911
THE EXTRA SESSION OF con-
GRESS,

Congress assembled in extra ses-
sion on Tuesday last and promises to
be a session of unusual public inter-
est
Owing to the tidal wave that swept
over the country at the election in
November last, the political complex
ion of the House of Representatives
has been entirely changed The Re
publican majority has been wiped out,
and the Democrats are i'm full control
Of the House.
1t is also a fact, that the same po-
Iitical upheaval that endorsed the Re
publicans in the House, has also
greatly Iessened the Republican
prestige in the Senate. Many
Of the senators who had been
considered the strongest Republicans
i'm that body, were RELOCATED to the
rear, at the election OF last fall, such
men as Aldrich, Hale, Depew and
others. And at the same time, many
of the new Republican senators are
many questions and especially on the
tariff. They are known as Insur-
gents, and In connection with the
Democrats can accomplish great
deal In the way of tariff reform.
The particular thing the President
had in mind in calling the extra SEES
sion, WA to secure the passage Of
the reciprocity treaty with Canada.
we can see no reason why the Demo-
Gratis should not favor this treaty,
and hope to see them do so, thus
breaking down the partition wall be-
tween this country and Canada.
An effort will be made looking to
the reduction in some of the sched-
uIes Of the present tariff law.
The House being Democratic can
pass bill embodying Democratic
tariff views. This bill will 70 over
to the Senate, where It will be e1-
pected that the Democratic Senators
will stand up to it.
We think it important that our
party should place itself right on the
tariff question, in this extra session
of Congress. And if tariff legislation
is defeated by the Republicans in the
Senate, or by the Veto Of the Presi-
dent, the country viii know just
where to place the responsibility, and
the Republican party will be called
to account for 1t at the Presidential
Election of next year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
THE BALTIMORE PRIMARIES.

On Tuesday, the 4th instant, the
primaries were held In Baltimore city
for the purpose Of choosing a candi-
date for mayor in each Of the two
great parties. On the side Of the
Democrats two good men, Mr.. J. ii.
Preston and the present Mayor MFR.
Mahool, were both candidates for the
nomination. Mr.. Preston was indoors
ed by the organization, and Mr.. Ma
hool received largely the so called
independent vote. Among the Demo-
Gratis the contest was sharp and
fierce, and at times II was not certain
az to the result. But notwithstand-
ing it was a most hotly contested cleo
ton, yet every thing passed or very
quietly, and the appearance OF any dis-
order was less than has been the case
in many years. This shows that the
Democratic organization is In splen-
did condition, and has orderly control
of the situatin. Mr.. Preston, the can
didate supported by the organization,
was nominated by more than nine
thousand majority. The large vote
brought out by the Democratic party
and the size Of the majority given to
MIR. Preston, show that he will be most
likely to ID elected I'D the next Mayor
OF Baltimore City.
The Republicans voted for two can
didates, Mr.. E. G. Timanus and Mr.
Torch. Mr.. Timanus, who was in
dorsed by the organization, was nom
mated.
The election just held in Baltimore
city furnishes most excellent oppor-
tunity to judge OF the merits Of the
present plan OF selecting candidates
by popular vote.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
THE HUMAN SPARK" II

THE HUMAN SPARK" 1t is said
that spark of electricity from the
fingers of workman caused tank
Of gasoline to ignite and destroy lot
OF property I'm Newark, N. j. Smith &
Reifsnider's Thomas Nut" or big
Vein Elk Garden" won't start I'D easy
ID that, but 1T y mighty free burning
Domestic Coal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
YEARS RESOLUTIONS.

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS.
April LIST, besides being April Fools
day, is the beginning of new Coal
year. Just Is soon as we begin to
get Coal at the new prices, we will
give you our annual notice. Small lots
To piece out with Till then, delivered
promptly by Smith q Reifsnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07

REAL ESTATE IL q GOOD ASSET
BUT NOT in COAL. Nobody wants
dirt mixed with his Coal. III the load
OF Coal you buy from Smith & Reif-
snider should not be properly screen
ed notify them promptly and they as
sure you it will be appreciated and
guarantee it not to occur again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
HUBLIC SALE.
SATURDAY, APRIL p, 1911,

CHESTNUT COAL IS GOING TO
BE HIGHER THAN EVER THIS
YEAR The great demand for Nut
coal has forced the operators to ad-
vance this size, hoping thereby to get
more people to use Stove Coal. The
usual spring drop will take place,
but not SO much on Nut Coal See
Smith az Reifsnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-04-07
The SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD HEALTH

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prevents III is "A menace to health. J. IL. Southers
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back And soreness OF my kidneys My appetite
run down. have been taking Foley's Kidney Pills
but short time and now sleep ms sound mn q rock.
my general condition In greatly improved. and
know that Foley Kidney Pills have cured me. "
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