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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
Letter from Florence, Ala.
Yours truly,
Leesville Coffin e Casket Co.
Mr.. e. l.. Witherspoon,

Mr.. E. l.. Witherspoon,
Sumter, S. G..
Dear sir;
1 have yours OF the eth, and will
say Gee whiz" what is your ty
trying to do to the manufacturers.
1t looks very much like they are try
ing to charge YOU clear out Of busi-
ness.
Just here let me whisper in your
ear Florence, Ala, Is looking for
manufacturers. We want them, and
when 1t comes To taxes and license
just leave this 10 the business league
Of the City Council. | happen to be
President OF our City Council, and
am connected with the business league,
hence my statement is NO Guess" and
again l say We will take care of you.
City Taxes and as To Special License,
shat sounds like joke to me.
Don't forget that Florence is look
ing for manufacturers, and IL your
city makes it too hot for you drop me
card, tell me what you want and
I'll do the rest.
Yours very truly,
y. Il. Morrison.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

II exempt manufacturers from a busi-
ness license or not, or does 1t pay
both? 1t is my intention to put up a
fight with the town council, and your
answer will help me.
| enclose stamped envelope for re-
ply, and will appreciate your answer
ing promptly, and with best wishes
| am,
Yours very truly,
T.. l.. Witherspoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
MIR. AND MRS. HARVIN ENTER
TAIN
Many Attended and All Enjoy Sociai>4
Function at Pincwood.

Pinewood, Feb. A delightful
informal social was held Friday even
ing, February 3rd, by DR.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Harvin at their beautiful
and hospitable home, and every one
who was fortunate to attend had a
most enjoyable evening.
Dancing was kept up until 2 D.
m. and those who INDUCED in the
poetry Of motion surely had no
grounds for complaint as the men
were gallant. and their partners beau
tiful.
Mrs. Walter d. Epperson, Miss Liz
zie Hodge and Mr.. Paul Hodge sang
in splendid voice and with feeling and
expression.
instrumental music was furnished
by Misses Mamie Reeves, Lizzie Hodge.
Leona Harvin, and Mrs. Walter DH
Epperson, and Messrs. p. B. Hodge
and Percy Harvin. Their selections
on the piano afforeded all lovers of
music infinite pleasure.
Delightful refreshments era serv-
cd during the evning.
The concensus of opinion. e> J
pressed by all the euos,e ,t-..u.. e.zSe,
that it was one of the mos, ujoy ,S1szs
functions of the season.
The guests were: Ny. snd
d. EppersOn, Misses Annie
Henric Reynolds. Bessie Desc 4
DuRant, Lizzie Hodge. Messrs '
Harvin, Paul Hodge, L. T. -ind..
Clyde Geddings, Howard Scott o,....-
Lawrence, Jr., a. +. P.chardeon.
Out-Of-town guests were
Misses Phillips and E.uuson Of
PaXville, Mrs. a. r. a..lams IN
Augusta, Ga, Messrs. Pritoh hard ON
Paxville, a. B. Briggs, Frederick and
Lawson Jordon Of Charleston.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

Mr.. J.. u. Jennings. president Of the
chamber of Commerce. is meeting
with considerable encouragement in
his canvass Cor subscriptions to tbs.
capital stock OF the 100000 hot, |
Company. IL has obtained subscrip-
tons aggrcgating more than $50. 600.
and has called on comparatively few
Of the business men. lie hopes and
believes ~ he viii succeed in rails
ing 100000, and before he admits
defeat will give the undertaking a..
fair trial and every business man an
opportunity 10 do his part toward
giving the town what it most sadly
needs. The demand for modern
hotel is 50 urgent that it Will fn
long irlt want and should receive
from th" day it i- opened a large pat
r"n'Ec. There is no reason why
HrSt class hotel, properly conducted.
should not prove paying Investment
for the stockholders If two hotels
can make money in Florence, a small
'r town than sumter. one hotel OUGHT
TO =
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
TAxING MANUFACTURERS.
Letters That show How Other Towns
and Cities Treat Manufacturing En-
tcrprisCs.
Editor Item. Sumter. S. (

Editor Item. Sumter. S.
Deaf Sir:
I note with special interest the two
EDITORIALS In Jour paper. one OF Tues
day. January 31st and one OF Febru-
AIRY 1st. relative TO taxing the factories.
which As along the line of my views
In ths matter. and which shows that
any extra burden put on a factory Is
iniml,al to the town. In fact. placing
n license on manufacturing by the
City Council was so far from being
anything like equity. as viewed il, 1
wrVie a letter To eighteen of my com
petitors outlining my position and the
position Of the town towards factories.
copy Of which l enclose, just to find
out what my competitors were doing.
and also wrote fifteen other towns I'm
I'm South Carolina practically the same
letter. aud To m. surprise a few more
towns were doing likewise. But the
replies were all very courteous. and
10 my mind would make interesting
reading.
I enclose four. which partially rep
resent both sides. which 1 will ap-
prociato your col ying. and having
twenty-seven more would be glad
TO have you publish them as you have
space.
Yours very truly.
r.. l.. Witherspoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
Letter from Charlotte.
Yours very truly,
y. Il. Morrison.
Mr.. r. l." Witherspoon,

Mr.. r.. l.. Witherspoon,
Sumter, S. c.
Dear Sir:
We are i'm receipt OF yours of Jan.
27th, and note contents Of same.
and although we cannot do you much
good, when il comes To talking about
taxes we take pleasure i'm replying to
your letter.
our State and county taxes are
ninety-siN cents per hundred. our
city tax is $1.20 per hundred We
pay al city tax of $499.1O. When we
first came To Charlotte we located
outside the city limits. and had only
state and county taxes to pay, but
Charlotte got ambitious and wanted
To be a large town and extended its
limits and took us in. AS above
stated we paid $499.t0 last year for
the privilege OF being within the city
limits. but We have not as vet got
ton anything In the way Of public inn
Pr"vcmcnt that We did not have when
"" were outside OF the city.
In 1907 We paid the city $500
Hccusc or privilege tax, but the man
ufacturcrs raised such a howl the
city government discontinued this
and We paid it only one year.
w" agree with YOU mat a manufac-
turing establishment who sells it's
products outs. Of the city ana out
side of the 81, g should bc let down
easy, as they are the people who fur
nish the pay roll and keep the bal
anCe of the town alive. but II seems
TO us that everybody else gets of
lighter. No FREQ sites mp here; moth
ing free.
Yours very truly,
II. l.. Ifardagc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
Better Farm Methods.

Even in the wheat belt of the
Canadian northwest the farmers have
gone grain-mad in ar effort to cul-
tivate their farms TO wheat" says the
Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers'
Journal. They are neglecting the
dairy and poultry industry and de-
pend on a single crop to pay all OBJ
legations and provide the household
supplies.
ITO imagine Canada and some Of
the western States buying butter
eggs and poultry indicates prodigality
in land cultivation.
I'm country whose agricultural
production has reached an approx
mate value Of $1,000, 100000 an
nually farmers are too apt to be
satisfied with present methods of soil
cultivation. Yet when crops are mar
keted, the banks paid their loans and
the years profit asccrtained it will be
found that the farmer could have in
creased his gains by a more scien-
titic system Of agriculture.
''Husbandry, like other vocations.
depends for large success on indiyi-
dual cndeavor. Should farmers be
satisfied with the present yield per
acre Of wheat, corn, oats and other
field crops? When contrasted with
the acreage production of Europe it
will be discovered thai only one-haIf
Of the soil possibilities have been de-
Veloped.
The wide area of agricultural land
in the United States. when compared
with the population, has made farm
ers prOdigal and Indifferent to the
natural resources of the soil. The
average yield of potatoes is only SS
bushels per acre, and if the farmer
obtains 300 or 500 bushels per acre
it is considered sensational yield.
In England and Germany the yield
runs up to 1000 bushels per acre.
and in conSesled belgium, where the
population averages 800 t. the square
mile, pot.toc production reached l.
GOO bushels per acre. In the United
states the average wheat yield is Is
bushels per acre, while in England it
and other agricultural crops are pro-
portjonatcly larger in Europe than in
America
"Th"sc achievements have been
cousummatcd ON land that has been
under cultivation for over two tnous-
and years, and the yields have ad-
vanccd rather than detcriorated under
the guidance Of scientific agriculture.
"rhc largest yields of Europe of
wheat, oats, potatoes and other farm
crops have been accomplished on soil
natuarlly no better than land i'm the
United States. The yields have been
realized hy intensive farming. cron
rotation and live stock industry. If
European farmers can make animal
huShandry pay on land worth $500
per acre the American farmer should
max" pronounced success ON land
valued at 500 per acre. More scicn-
tihc and husiness-lile methods i'm ag-
riculture and horticuItro will yield
the farmer increased profits"
Every moment Of resistance TO
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
INTEREST IN APPOINTMENT OF
JUDGE.
Major Caldwell Will Not Act if not
Agreeable to RichIand Lawyers
40 one Knows Others Action.

Columbia, Feb. 4.-lnterest contin-
u"S rnabatcd today in the Governor
BIcaSc-Suprcme Court controversy, or
rather Mr.. Blease's statement that he
would not "appoint my enemies to
once on the recommendation Of any
hody,' over the appointment Of a
special judge To preside over Rich
I1nd court next week. The Richland
Lar has indicated chat it is standing
pat, Major Caldwell. Mr.. BIease's APP
pointoe, says that he would not ac-
c"pt the honor if not agreeable TO the
lIchland bar and all parties say the
recommending or appointing was
done without any knowledge of the
action Of the others. \ singular
thing in this connection is the fact
that the supreme courts recommend
alton to the governor was dated Wed
ncsday, Feb. /, the same day on which
Major Caldwell was called up bv
Governor Blease and asked if ne
would like the appointment.
VIII Major Caldwell decline the
commission? is the question asked.
If he should. it remains to bc seen
whether Mr.. Hlcaee will appoint Mr..
Ray tn" choice of the Richlaud bar
and recommended 10y the suptcmc
court. Undoubtedly this is one Of the
most interesting questions ,hat has
OCcuniod tho nnhlir i'm u lnnr ti,,,n
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
Letter from LecSyiIlc.
Mr.. T.. l.. Witherspoon,

Mr.. T.. l.. Witherspoon,
Sumter. S. G.
Dear sir:
In reply to yours Of the 9th, in
regard to town taxes and license. will
say our town makes us pay both. We
have been working to try and get this
taken off, but have not been able to
do anything with them. Would be
glad If you do make a fight in your
city, you would let us know how you
come out.
Yours truly,
Leesville Coffin e Casket Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

rhe Sumter watchman was found
AL In 1850 and the True Southron In
isss. The watchman and Southron
uow has the combined circulation and
influence CT both OF the old papers.
and Is manifestly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

There Is a new political. executive,
judicial and legislative alignment in
South Carolina. according to Cover
nor Blease. on one side are Bleases
friends. on the other. Blease's enc
mics. Is II not possible that Cover
nor Blease Is suffering from an ex-
aggerated ego?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

Every moment OF resistance to
temptation is "A victory.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

The people OF South Carolina are
beginning to appreciate the fable of
King Log and King Stork.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

Vice President Sherman is a man
who sticks to his friends. The ship
subsidy plunderbund had a friend at
court when they most needed one and
Sunny Jim came up to the scratch
like a little man.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

The hunters license bill is dead for
this session and Mr.. James Henry
Rice will have to conduct his mission
ary work a few years longer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

Governor Blease's friend. Mr.. j. F.
]. Caldwell. of Newtberry, having
been appointed a special judge with
out the recommendation of the su-
preme court, expressly and explicitly
required by the law. the question Of
the legality and regularity of any
court over which he may preside is
pertinent at this juncture.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

toIiiher Gtbmus unb suropdifhs edu'
bfrtsit, Qlrmutb unb 0lan5 bsriibrcn.
lisat ipit elm Mblerboris p0llig iio.irt
aui ihrem syelien; nur ein fhmaler
gatteI perbinbet Il. init bsm Gsbirgss
aua. Cont in fis burh bic arnrsiolt
Rbumelfhluhi in Der TN Sabre 1887
beim erjten Nnfturm 600 Grdn3cien
ibrsn 5ob fanbtn. bon Der ganSsn unls
atbuna abaefhloFen. 3iuti 9riicer
iiberipannsn bic 1iefe, unb zine or,.it,
peren rcbuite beipen Sianopfeiler Re.
reits in ben bluuen 4tther roasn. miro
Tn aeraoesu Ihpinoelnosr 5Ohe poF
benz tStfttn punt.e Der Stcbt. be-
ansbo, hiniibsr mad, benz Rphsr S!o
M'gib nit benz eroben 6oipitaI uni
ben umliseenbtn berrIiten Wdlbunssr
fiihren.
1iei unter ibr 3i,ht fid am frtlfsr
bic eiipn 1900 Weter lanee ousiihts
r.ine Rouie be la Gornithe bahin. bi
Defenders gsaen abenb bon luitfdb
rtrn fshr germ benuss nirb. 9ol
Gh1nite ober bistst It'd, BEN ffipin
oeIfrsien Subipnnosr.r auf BEN .1ou
riItsnpFab", Der birobfteigt in bic grcb
ariiae. bon WaiisrestoIe fortoausrn'
trfiilIte Mbum.Iihludi. Sn sdblrtidls
Ssrpentinen an fdrdaer GerDaholn
| bsuinneno, fiihri Der Wsa hindb in b.
IsIi,narunb. bsiptst iid baIb unten al
Hluift. balb auf Der SObs. bonat III
| lanat 5tred,n iiberhoupt nur an III
| fiatn Giitnbdipslu oiresi an Ientrshi.
| Nslsndnb uuo fiibrt aus tiefeunils
s,chl.n, shiirrsn unb Stufsn birs'
binaus In btflbelsuhiete, iippiaartir
Gnrtenpartisn Der Shlutt. In bic b
cFritauiihs Gcnns fan fen!rsht hs'
| nisesrbrsnni.
| am ShluFs Der Wanoeruns q
tii6teg Bah i'm Rhumsl. .insn arab
Iten aoffse. cine s3iaaretit-- uno ma
bsreist iogar bic Stipi.riafsiisn, m
otnen bic hsrr.iie DtrbunbsH mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Mapor nint pieber aii pdhlsn, Der itsn
amt NIT peinliditer Ghrlihisit nno
bDhIter Sntsnisen3 DeripaItet bat, iiil'
Qlab fir einen Nnoertn su mafsn.
Der erft su bereiien bat. mas er lslitsrl
iann unb min. Sin iclhes Inlinnen
Iouse ebenfals ala uriinnig unb nnss'
redt auriidgepieisn peroen. Wenn
man quite Beamte entldbt, ptro man
niemals CUTE gsdmte betommsn unf
es mare cine p0aig unperoients ardn'
tuns, Tlanor Sapob nitt pisosr 81
pdbIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Gin eraufissr n'
oIGtsfall ereisnete fih BET Dors
teIttr mis-. Der 16johriee Sobn oss
onaeIsbenen Farmers 9ermann Ror'
ouarpt mar NIT sinisen anbtrn BUT
Id,n Seiuss a!isrs auf bic Jdsn ats
cana.n. Sm Adloe haiten bic bret
fine .urss Raii ssmatt uno Der iun9s
marqudrb, bate iih auf sintn ssfols
l.nen gaumiiamm seiisut, !pdbrsne q
iein Os,ptbr, befsn obetss lanisnoe
,r in Der 6ano belt. tbenfaus oai
Dem Baumfiamm DOT ii6 ftshn tdtis.
Don sin.m anoera Der Burihen mar
er nod e.porni porbea. bob fein Gs'
lptbr lsiht abrutIdsn unn abgebtu
tonne. 1isis Warnung ibar laftno
abasipieisn norbsn. aauu mar oas
a,fhsxn. oa srfolet, Gin Hnnn unn eer
iunss, l.bensfriids MtHfh ian! sss
liroffen su gobsn. Mii Silfs eines Der
Qamsra6en rcffts er iih nohl nod
sinmnl ipishsr nuf. nm bann iosltit]
pieeer binsufallsn. CT rlxf bdnn NOD
Init mir IFS aus! GoOD 1ps! une oa'
nit mar nas gtben tntflohsn. Dis
| aua.I mar porns ssrobe unterbdlb bsa
gruitsortss sinsebrunsen unb biHttr
sniIhsu BEN 5tulisrinc6en lpishe'
berausa.fahrsn. Die asihs irirb II
Menouipsgo bsisisst ipsrbtn. O. hc'
ben iih in bisisr ysnHbcriGAtt oisleT
berbit Ihon tinias cnbsys anglads'
fdIs ereisnts. ipotei iin minnsridbrig
giirfhnen ouf Der Jasb " Nrlppsl'
eefhoiItn boben. Wenn nd amber
bod folfe Gdns sur WarHuHs oisns'
luHtn uOtlttH!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Der U2urotto 8ertrag 1T

Der U2arotto 8ertrag III
unteraeiduet porben. On Gritit lpiro
Is Ipnobl in 9sutihlano, ypie IN
1rantrei6 niht fsbIen. Sn leBtsrsm
Qanoe pirb man ungebaIten ietn, odb
Elm arpseg Stud pom fran5oit'6en
Rolonialqebiet abgstrsten rpprosr III;
bod if Der 9srluit uidt 10 Ihmsr3llh,
als boB man ibn niht oerpinoen
tDunte. IN TsutIhluno ba9egsn
Iheint man bic gmpfiHoung gu hdben,
aIs mare eine unbeilbare Wunoe
auoefiiat norcen unb pis CROP Die
SnttduItunQ ober GntriiItung 1T, ldBt
fif am oeutli4iten baraus erIeben,
bah Der Gnlorial Setretdr ietne
GntlaFung geforosrt bat. mas sin fir
beutIde RegieruugsnerhdItnlfis unses
p6bnli6er S6ritt lit. Ter Re8ieruna
tpirb ss gang beIonoers perargt, Dap
| lie niht 8ebistsabtretun9en in Wlos
rotto qeforbert, ionbern iih nit 0ans
oels 9drdntien 6e9nii9t bat. Oat
| in peutI6en RegierungstreIien iold:
mibitimmung bsitebt, 1T iberraihsno
BON einsm boben Rsgierungsbsamter
IoQte man ertparten, baB er oas IN
mere MeIen Der beutihen Diplomatic
fennt unb bab beren GrunoPrin3iE
oarin bsitsbt, frerbe Regierunger
niht su rei5en. fonbern gu periobnen
| Sn bieIer Weiie if es mil Oe'terreid
fqeTheben, BON oem man 1866 teia
gebistsabtretung foroerts. Die 0e
fhitte DeutIhlunDs bat oieie ipeii'
Mdbisung als elm MsiiteritHd De
8tplomdti. ansrtannt. Rur burd
ToIhe 3urldbaltung 1T es mDgLih &c
psIsu, an Sefterreib einen trsuen Der
bHnb.ten gu ftnben. Sn fol6er Weii
min man iest nit 5ranfreih psrfdh
rem. Dds Geuti6lanb in Warott
fuhte, tit ibm benilligt poroen; abe
oaourh, bab auf Gebi.tsdbtretungsl
o,rsidtet purpe, III Der Weg gu cine
oolliasn @erfDbnans nit Granfreie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

anuebobnt porben unb es seust niht
BON iebr bober SntelIigen5, bieie
SreunoIbuft geringer 81 peranfhlaz
aoe, aIs cine 2ts,3abl Guabrat1 1Uleilsn
maruttanifhen gpbsns. Mir iinb ios
oar Der 2lnfidt, baB nidt einmaI Die
aon3eITionen in SransDiiihzapnac
bGtten aeforoert tperoen follen uno mir
srmutben, boB bos bios gefdeben lit,
I'm Die unDeritGnbieen arititer einl'
sermaBtr su bsidpt6tigsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

SIN Cbsrbunbsss 9erid +
liegt bic bo6It pi6tigs IErage 3ur Gnts
iheiouug Dor, ob bic in perihieotnen
Staaten eingsfiiRrte Snitiattpe uno
Rsfersnbum nit Der gsrfahung Der
Ser. Gtoaten psreinbar fino. WdArenp
ber 0istuiIion bsutete Der Ridter
2urton an, bab oa eine Staatsosrfais
fung Ri4ts onperes lei, ols elm 4tt
Der GeieBgsbung oura oas Boil, benz
na6 bic giirger zines Staates baS
Redt baben, Die 9erfaHune nad ihrsm
8sIieben 3u seituIten, DorausssIsBt
Dob iie nidt gegeu Die aonititution Der
Ser. Staatsn perTtobt. Run aber fra
qen mir: Wann perItDbt cine Staatsp
o.rfafIung ober Elm Staotsgefes g.ser
bic 9erfafung Der Der. Staatenf
goh nur Damn, nenn es btnoerno tr
Die Reeisruneseetpalt beg 9nnoes elm
areift. Gs lit ober niht srfihtlih
pis Elm spitsm DON SnItiattpe anb Rs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

G8 pGre srp6er llnoant bon
Geiten Der Oeutihen, ni6t fir 5errn
Soefle 3u ftimmen, Der nienaIs Irbett
uno 8elD geIpart bat, um bic Snter.
ellen aQer DeutI6en bon Gtnctnnot1
p6ne llnterT9ieo gu f0rosrn. Sept bic
tet iit 8eIegsrheit, cine Dantesi9uln
on i'm ab5utragen unb biefe 'olIte teir
GeutI6er ii6 entQebsn Iohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

9qs amt besp olt3eirih
ters Iolte nit RidIidt auf bic piss
len Deutftsn, Die nit bemfelben in
Serubrung tommen, in 66nben zines
DsutThen ietn. Dos bat iih tpdhreno
Der abminiitration oes Rihters 8oos
oeseiat, Der manhen armen Seufel,
lpelher Der 2anbesIpra6e ntht mdd'
tia por, Dor Ilnaerehtigteit be'tuBt
bat. Damn ToIts Der ppli5eirihter ein
bumoner uno intelligenter Dfonn letn,
Der niht Bios duf hen 8eieBespdrus
arapben fiebt. iunoern ben Saratter
bes Delinquenten gebii6reno beriids
iidtigt. Sn ben meiiten 5tpiIi'irten
2dnosrn 1T isBt Die probe5sit etn9es
fiibrt, rponah Sober, Der ii6 oas srite
NAL zines @ergebens ihuloig ges
r1a6t, ouf probe entlaFen ptrb, Die
babel pbtpaltsnbe InIidt it, bob
2eute, Die Ing Gefdngnib geIdtdt ipers
ben uno bort nit unlauteren Slemens
ten in 8erii6rung tpmmen, ourt Die
Strafe eber peroorben, als gebeiiert
nsrben. Rddb oieiem 8rin3ip bat Rid:
ter 8obe gehanbelt, 10 nett bos 9eIst
! inn bas gsituttet. Wanher iung'
Monn lit burh ihn elmer psrbrehsrt'
fden Qaufbobn ferngebalten uno oa
nit Der 8eIelIidaft Elm GROCER 0ien'
erpieien porben. Die peitere 5hat
Iate, oaB Ri6ter 9ooe tets NIT be
or1Btsn 8ereitpiligteit feline 8ienit
Dem DeutTttbum 8eIieben bat, bereh
tiqt ibn ni6t mtnosr 81 Der Inter
| ititunQ o[Ier 9sutIhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Ferenbum in Staatsonelegenbeiten
oieIe binbernbe Dirtuns haben tDnns
ten. Sit bds 9efes. bas aus Der
Snittatips berporgebt, i'm WiberIprut
nit Der gunoesperfaHuns, bonn 1T ss
binFdaie, uber Die Wetbobe, nah fpsl=
der bas 8efeB erlaTen tuirb, tann nns
mDsli6 tonititutionellen gsccntsn uns
terIieuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

QIten Greunb fir neuen pdns
seln, beiBt fir 5rihte 9lumsn ban
beln. muppr S6pab lit Der alte be-
pGbrte Greunn, BON benz Die Surgsr
genou piiien, mas er lit uno tie pinen
nur oas Bette BON ihn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Sn StIinois bat iid Elm &ons
furrent nm oas QbIauFenoe Manbat
pes gunbes Senators guIlom gemeI,
bet. Der ben 9oiten ieit elmer Genera
tipn inne bat. Gu[lom sebort Der al
ten S6ule an, bic nidt our6 floats.
mdnniI6e grinSipien, ipnoern ourf
Patronage uno Siinite bon Wdro'
golititsrn pirtte. Sdon Die SAot'
fade, oaB er fir 2orimer ittmmts
geniigt 3u fetner Ssun5stanung.