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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-01

Says the Montgomery Advertiser:
Governor Hoke Smith, elected as an
advocate of local option, signed the
Georgia Statewide prohibition law
with gold fountain pen. Governon
ONeal elected on a local option plat
form, signed the Parks local option
bill with two pens" But why wouldn't
plain goose quill have been ade-
quate for both?-Columbia State.
Gov. Blease took a crack at tN
ministers in the State by vetoing the
act in regard to putting them in the
class for jury duty. He says he does
not believe ministers should serve on
juries. Wonder what he means?-
Rock Hin Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-01
HONEY MAKER COTTON SEED

MONEY MAKER COTTON SEED
win pay yon, Il YOU are raisingl
cotton. If You are not posted, id
VIII pay y"u to investigate. We can
furnish limited quantity Of pure
seed, raised on our farm whore
there has never been any blight.
SLoQ per hushcL Let US book your
.DTdor at once if YOU intend 20 plant
Money Maker. G. j. Ostcen Co..
Sumter. :. G. 2-1-tfs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-01
COMMUTES BLACKS SENTENCE
DIRECTOR ALTERNATIVE OF
FINE.

object of Governors Clcmcncy Con-
.victCd i'm Chester OF Conspiracy to
Dcfraud State and Sentenced TO
Five Years in Pcnitcntiary, With
out Privilege Of Paying Fine
Granted Until September First to
Comply with Terms of Communal
ton.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-01

Better II Is 20 he envicd tnap
pitied He rodOtus.
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perioHaL Votisers.

Serr 2eppoIb Stotopsfi,
Der Better bes bieiiaeu Spnpbcnieors
deiters, bat ii4 nit Der aua bier be.
tnnnien alupierpirtuofin Olga Q ds
mdroff perbeirathet. Die Dermdbs
lung FaHh am Wsontdg i'm tlterli1en
6anTe Der igrnu in ct. 2ouis. fat
unb nas iuneepuar fpiro ben Gcmmtr
in europa perbrinsen.
6err grtb. Reuteppbler
ron go. $40 grrfpn 6trobe, elm be-
tauntu beuiiHer gionier, lisst I'M
Bethesda 5oTpital an gerlesungen
harnieber, bic Ct BEL stnern Strabens
bcbnunfolI buponeetrasen bat. 6err
Reutspoblsr iDurne, ala CT an Der Sune
Strabe unS Reobtns Roob ben Gabr.
bumm treussn fpollts. bon sinem Strds
benbabniposen Der Diuton place 2trlie
niebergtrannt unb trus sine tldffeHbe
appfipuHbe hnpon.
Der bsfonnte pbotograph 9beos
her Groene iii seittrn Wcreen
nch nur .inu5tig.r arontbsit in isis
ner Mobnung. 80. $40 Guirs ADe..
auf priee Din siner nerp6ien QeibeH
erlegen. CT mubte iih Dor Srei Wlos
ndsen elmer Operation uniersieben.
bod battle sr iih Don ben Golgen mics
Der pollftdnbis srholi, als ibH oufs
Neue qeioen ouf oas 4rdnfenlnser
Darfsn, bns er letber lebeno nids .pers
lniTtn follte. 6err Groene ftnnb nod
I'm beieu Wl1nnssolttr. Inn 90. aes
bensjabrs, unb i,in friibes finfheis
ben rpirb 0llseniein betrouert. Gr mar
Der Gntte BON Grdu Rasbolena
Groent, asb. Deib, nit Der ein srnBsr
areis BON s5reunben uub Netannfsn
trauert. Die Heerbiguns finbtt am
Grtitag Norgen bonn 9rnuerhoufe aus
ifatt, tpcrouf i'm Der Ct. miibslms
airde Gin feisrli6ss Rsquiem sebaItsu
ipirb.
9err ,Jobann Griebrih
Btrgmeitrs sin gead,tettr unb
urblbstanntsr pionier unftrtr Gtobt,
TIT qeisern i'm polIenbeieH 86. Qebenss
ia6re Qeftorben. CT mar aus Dort.
numb stbiirtig unb DOE 60 50bren
nd4 ainsSiia SssOmmsH- in GiusiH.
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Gies sinD 0as.

2lm Donnsrftdg Ha6nistao sin.
bet I'm StabtrntEsTu1l cine 1emsin.
fhaftIihe 5isung Der 1:rIigen Qn.
terionstOnmiFdrt, Iofpie Der an.
nsrions. .EommiiTdre Der Gitf6aii.r
Wt. airn. Carthage nnb DiaeiIonptQ'
ftdtt, Der auA Mapor S6nub bsitpob,
nen fpirD.
]. garln Gee, einsr S.r GpmmiI.
fare Der 5taDt Dallas, Ter, ftattets
seitern mdpor S6pab einen gefuh af
uno beiidtigte am Ra4mittae bic itdo.
tifhen WaHsrp.rte unier Der 2eitune
bes SupsrintsnbeHten gollarb.
3as asr3.ebirettorium bes ft1os
tifhen Sofpitals nabm gsftern, beglei.
tet Dom Superintenoentsn syebrenbath
cine 5nfpettion Des 3DeisbOfpttuIs
Dor.
Siherbeitsbirettor GmalI Be-
dbiihtist in gerbinbuns nit bem
itdbtiffen afpI fur Sb6adlpie Elm
Sttllennd6neis6ureou einsurihien
unb er bOfft Bel Der 9urhfiibruna bic
fes plones auf bic unteritiibung Der
0eiddftsfpelt Der Stabt.
StabtdnpaIt Ballard lit qeitern
nah Columbus gersiit, nm bort nit
btm prGFbenten airtlep bon Der
Stcdtsbeb0rbe fir 0ffentiihe 4r6siten
In Sdden Der Robotpt 3ugbriide
Riidfpra6e su nebmen. getanntli6
bate bic 8eb0rbe in persmptorifter
Weiie ssforosrt, Sdb bic Bride aufse=
3ogen tperDen folIte, bamit Der 0ers
tebr auf oem aanaI niht ldngsr be-
biHbert III, ubtr foiDsit fine bic bsrs
idiebenen grfob.biIe nod ni6t einess
troffen unb s0err 8alnrb fpirb pers
iuhen. bic 8eboroe gu Der Getpdbrung
einer tpeitereH Jrift su bepegen.
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nati feb er fih nieber nnb mar bitr
aIs Mourermeiitsr tbdtig. Gr tDnr
bas dltefte Witelieb Der 60. grpt. ct.
geterss0emeinbe unb binterIdBt, bn
bie Gattin ibm fhon Dor 25 Sabren
i'm LOB porousgegangen lit, nur nod
bier atnber, 5ipei SObne uno atpsi
3ohter. Die 3eit Der geerbigung III
nod niht feftsefest tporben.
Sm 4lter bon nidt gang 80 synbren
lit seitern friib in ieinsr DobHuns,
30. 3710 @lenpora 4penue, noh ldns
gerem 2stben, Serr matter 6. 3.
gsters, Sohn bon 5errn unb sSrau
6enrp qeters, geb. 9oerner, geitorben.
Der 8erftorben., beFen 5ingang niht
nur bon ieinen angeb0rigen, ionbsrn
AUDI bon elmer groBen anadbl 5reunbe,
bic er fih tpdbrenb feiner 2es
bens3eit 5u erlaneen pubte, tief be-
trauert tptrb, seh0rte Der 8ontrattos
renfirmo 3. e 8. peters. iopie benz
Rorbsgincinndtt 3urnperein unn ben
Sr. 8. Il. u. W. an. Die gesrbiguns
finoet morgen 0dhmittng nm 2 llhr
bonn Srauerhaufe aus itatt.
Rdhbem er nabesu 25 Sabre i'm
9ooD Samaritan 6oipital Sueebra6t
bat tDdbrenb tpelder 3eit sr MIR ei>
nise Ulale fein 3irnmer berlisB, ift
seftern 8ormittag Serr Gas. 3.
5rdnf, bon Der gbds. Z. Jranf
grOeerp Co., 1925 Central apenne,
I'm 4lter DON SO Snbren aus benz 2es
ben sef6iebeH. Sm Sabre 1886 DurOe
er infolge zines g9iidenmurtleibtns
Hah bfm 5oipital gebroht. no sr Dor
IL Sabrsn nod p6Iig erbltnbete. Der
8erfnrbene sntTtamrnte elmer pionier>
grocerp 5aHilie. inoem fetu GroBDds
ter i'm Sabre 1881 bas erite Groeerpz
9ef6Gft an Der 6. unb Raee StraBe
etablirte, no er als iunger Wanu
tbdtig mar. CT mar ein 8eteran bes
8iirgerfrissss. geb0rte benz Greimaus
rer Srben an, mar d6er ME nerheis
ratbet. Die gesrbisung finbet morz
gen Ra6mittas s3 ubr bon Der aaz
pene bes Sprtns @rope 5riebbcfs uus
ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

1as fdrbiss Gbepaor 5snrp unb
Ularp 9reenles fpurbe esitsrn aufgers
anfaFung Der Jorbisen 4Rgsl Sing
unier Der anflaee Derbaftst, oeu0ers
fuh ssmaHt gu baben, bosNdo6en 8u
einem 2e6en Der Shdnoe 3u DerQns
ldiIen. an 9reenlse tpurb. bel Der
R0rperpifitdtion cine llbr gefunben,
bic Dor tiniseH Wohen 8. =. asz
burn pcH Der CLINTON uno Qinu Str.
bon einem SnIhenbieb esfto6Ien NOR
ben mar. Der Reger bsbauptet, bic
llbr bon einem lInbefannten getauft
gu bdben, aber bieie Gntf6uLoiguug
piirfte ihm tpenig belfeH.
6ilfszGtuotsfeusrmori6du %.
Speenep errpirfte geftern einsn 5afts
befsbl unter Der anfloss Der grduoz
ftiftung eegen CHARLES Gtusbbing, Der,
ipie ausfiibrlih bsridtet, 3ug.ftanbeH
bate, bab er TN ben KITTEN Woudtsn
pier 9ranbffiftuneeu neriibt bate.
- Gruu 8. 9. HilIingsr BON Ro.
a15 Gin StruB. msloet. gsfiern Der
8o!isei, 0uB ibr I'M QouT. beg RAD
mittaas bon sinem Gdl.ihojs6 Elm
gadr NIT 9idmdnten b.IsBts Rdnz
ftsttentn5pFe aus ibrer DObHuug ss'
Dnblen tpuroen.
- Grnft Rabn BON Rc. 416 Smith
SiraBe beiIast ben gerIuft Don $3.50,
Die ibm aus ietHsr Wobnung entEDsn-
bet rpurben. Or bat Der polissi ben
Rdrlen zines Jarbig.n mitq.tbeiIt, Den
tr i'm 9erbutt hat, ben Sisbftubl BE-
gongeH 81 boben.
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BON mar, boB bieIe 9orldae nur bess
bdfb eirgereibt fplrbe, nm bic 9oifts
rung Der Cincinnati aanaEporlaoe an
cersOgern ooer gar 3u perbtnbern, mar
Ssndtor 8dber pon Cincinnati elmer
Der 6dnpt 8efiirtporter berTelbeu.
Die Senatoren Sobn 6. Cobb bon
GrdnfIin gountn unb 0eoton bon
Champaign gountp fprodsn gegsn bic
Sin.
8erf6itbents.
Die Deaton'ffe 8orldge 3ur Reouz
lirung BON aiiblfpei6ern, ip:l4e ft6 in
6dnben beg 5dusausi6uFes fir
adnbtpirtbf9dft II. T. IN. btfinoet, miro
fpdbrfnb biefer SeFion nibt mebr gum
9prfhein fommen, neil bas 5aus ei.
nen 4utrdg, bieielbe aus ben 6dnben
Des 4usfhuiIes 3u nehmen, nit GROCER
WdioritGt beriporFsn but.
auf antras bes Repr. RuFeI bat
bas 6dus befhloHen. bon jest big sur
.nhgiiltissn g.rtagung aud gOrmtts
tugs@S SibuHssn db5ubolten, Inn m0gz
liher Deife ben iibsrdus grObsn Ralsnz
Der bdIbfpegs al erlepigen.
Inter oen tpihtigen 8orlageR, pelz
den Der eeriugzausf6ub" ben8orz
rang duf bsm 6dussRalsnOer einae.
rdumt BAT, iinb: bic Stambaugb 80rz
lage betr. ber 8efddftiguu8 Don 3utts
bnusftrdflineeH in ben ituotIihen
Steinbrii6en; bic gfdntf4s 8orlag.
betr. bic bipette primdrpa5l= geomini>
runs bon GtdatssSenutorsn; bic Goz
iporns8orlage betr. bic Q6ihaFfung
Der marb unb 9orpnfbtp 4FeFpren;
Die 8rsen.gorluse bstr. Qrbsitsrs llns
falI gerfi6eruns.
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bic meiftens 2utdiiI5er uno anbers
fhdnlihe ulinerGlii6e Stoff. entbGIt,
fonnern Elm rsiues FrGuter.
mittel iit bic ct. Bernard GrGus
ter giIIs. Rein uuo uuptrs
ME iie aug ben beiltrdftigs
fen ar1uteru, bic in bem 9ortsn Der
Natur ipahfen, bersitet lit, bat 6isies
olte unb ptrtiam. osutfAe Seilmittsl
iih ben Sdnt Sduisnoer .rtporben,
fptIfe an 9srbouungs 8eifIpsroeu,
Derftppfuns uno St6ruHseu Der Inter
leibsoreane Iitteu uHo in turser 3sit
sauernb unb sriinbIia seheilt tuurben.
Die ct. Bernard arGuter pilIeu
fiuo In alien 4pot6etsn 81 bobsu.
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Die StaalsgelsbgebuIlg.
Sie 8anal Oorlage bpm
genate Musibnf, sur
V.ifirung empipblen.
Birb morssn SSrnitias als Sp'iiai.
6sIbait iur 3.batte aufssusms
men mereeu.

Columbus, %. april. Ier Sez
notssausfduB fir OffentIihe 4rbeiisH
hielt am 9isuftas 8ormittas cine Siss
ung ob, in peIder nift nur bic Senaz
loren Dnunt BON Darte gouutn uHo
Denton BON 2ueas gountp, ionbsrn
audi, trpsbem bic Sibuns bes 4uss
ihuHss teine 6fieHtIihe mar, 6syr
Sdrrp R. probasco, Der 4ntpalt Der
Clifton SpriHgs DiItiaing Co., oie
gr0bten anftrengungsn muhte, um
ben ausfhub 3u ptrunlafsn, bic Dor
luse ni6t giinitig sinsuberidten. Die
eiHmiihung oes SsrrH grobasco ipur~
be serabe5u TO unansensbm, ouB ieIbit
Senator 9aber, Der ionit cine gnsslss
ssoulb bsiibt uuo niht isbr lei6t duBer
Jafung ssrdtb. bic Gebulb perIor unh
bsm Germ in ni6t mibsuperftsbnber
Beiie bebsutete, oab sr tein Rebt babe,
ieine Rafe in bic affaireu bes auss
fhufes gu fte6sn> Gies bate audi Sur
5olse, buB qrobaseo stniuh, bob CT 5u
melt gegungsn ipar uno mdushenftia
purbe.
Die senonnten Senotortn Deriuhten,
Der 8orIdgs amenbements ansubdnsen,
bdB Giienbdbnen uRo JnterurbonRdils
roab GefslIfhdft.n pds Rt6t .rbdIteH
ionten, bic Sberfld6e oss gculeparos
gu benuben. 9ieisQmsnntmsnts trel6e
ba3u aueet6dn tparen. Der 0orlose sn
Ihdben, tpurben prompt NIT 5 gegen 2
Stimmsn nieberssItimmt. 9agegen
fpurben bic bonn 0enerdlsStddtsane
malt 5ogan poreefhlussneu ameHbes
msuis, eensn sufoIse iebe Snterurban
60. unter slei6sn 9ebinsunsen su bem
.Subpop" sus.luf.n iperoen foll. bdB
bic az benuBenbeH Geleiie nors
male Gpurtpeite boben miiifen unb odB
300 guB n6rblin BON RitheI apenue
fir steign.ts 4bfliiHe sefDrgt iperben
miiTs, gutgebeiben. auberbem tpurs
be sin amenbemeHt paiTtrt. ipelhss bic
StnDt erluubt, in hem .Subtpan4 2sis
tungen fir Gas unb GIeitri3iiGt su Iez
gen unb I6IisBlib Elm anberes. ipslhes
es Der Stdot frsiitellt. iibsrbaupt einen
.Subpap- an5ulesen.
sla4bem nod bic Sehdtorsn gober
bon Cincinnati unb aroufe bon glebss
Lamb eine 2anse fir bic BorIags sebros
den batten, puroe befdloHen. fe sur
gdHirung su enpfsblen. Rdum mar
bieielbe in bifer Weiie i'm Ssnat etns
berihtet fporben, iielIte Genator 8nper
0en Deiieren antr1g. bitfelbe am Don
Rerftas Dcrmittdg IL llbr ols Spe5iols
aefhGft CUR Debate aufsunebmsn.
Differ alntr1s tpurot nit srobtr W1s
iorit1t sutgebsiben ann ss beitebi bes
griinbete Nusfitt. bab bic 8orInse in
Der esnanntsn 3eit tnbsiiltis paiFirt
unb pen Sauf. ii6srmittelt iperben
mirb.
Die 5uffmdnn 8orlose
paffirt.
Rad elmer Iangeren Debate poiTirte
Der @enat BITE 6uffnIann > Dorlaae,
persufoIge sac, 900 pertpillist perben
fpIIen, nm cine pcIlftGnbige 9ermefs
funa olIer eriitirsnben seonolsreae
snifhen aate Grie unb bem Ohio.
iyluiFs corsunebmen. nm ftfsuiteIIsn,
ob ss 3ipedmdbig ift. Der 5rogs bebufs
Mnlaas zines G6ifFtnnnIs nGber suI
sreien. Srptbsm DieIfa1 Bite Reos boz
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2ebeusmlSe.

Georgis Slber bon 30. 519 Smith
Strabe, cine SaIbpe!tlerin, maate
seiiern 4benb in siusm 4HfalIs Don
mornliihem aas.riammer ben Der
iua, fi1 nit 2usdfiI5er su Osrgift.n.
Shr 0orbaben purbe nod rthtseittg
entbedt unb bic asr3ts I'M ftGetti6en
6ofpital, fpohiu bic 2ebensmiibs ibers
fiihrt Duree. braatsH iis isbr bGlo aus
Der 2sbensgefabr.
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iii es. Rbeunntismus, @if.. HeufoL
eie, grtaItungen. Ii. I. 10. NIT 9a;U.
erpeIIer an bebonbeiu. Sn.ten gle
on Der Cite felt. gle tonneu ben eh-
i'm gdin.grpeller In oaen oeutifet
aprtbefen su 25e unh 50c bic Slaide
beioumen. Der efte lit an Der arfer
6hubmdrfe ertenntli6.
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DHaoesfriIi stw6hrt.

Der 6taatsratb fir Offenilide 0srs
te bat seitern nuf Griuhen oes Stoots
anipalts Ballard, Der iith gu bieism
3ipedt nn6 Columbus 6eeeben bate,
Der 5tobt cine tpsitsrs 5riit poH bier
Wohen segeben, nm bic Mohutpts
Bride In iOl6en 3uitanb su isseu,
bdB iie oufstaOssH uHb 9erabssIaiisu
iuerben lam.
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RabI In eteaeriahIer .ysrsia.

Gtuts Don 8 Biz 81 llhr finoet I'M
Gaupiqunrtier glc. 104 on Court
Gtrdbe, bic id9rIi6k GrsdnsunssipoH
0ss Gtruersobltrsg sg5ereins itott. gon
ben is aufgtaelttn adnbibaten jino
0ds sll eriudblen. I'm d1t llhr
climbs Finbt nie S1brespsrfammlung
Rott. H1x san G5euplas Dr. fosbsn
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erfbienensn pierteljdbrliden llsberiiht
ipiinfht, fonn tdslih boisIbft Doripre.
den. Die 3eitut,g, iuslht bonn Getrss
sdr 2ute reoieirt miro. sntbdlt Grtids
rlnaeu iiber fdii nlle 5datsfrdaen.
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erHaoeisemt6um amo 8anten

Sm itdbtif6en gau1mt ipurbe
geitern I'm etnsn 8duerldubnibihein
fir bic Grri6tung elmer air9e fir
bic neue fatboIiIfe ct. Wiaiomss8es
msinbe auf pries6in na9geTu6t. 9as
Girhengsbduoe tpirb sipei Gtodtperfs
bod isiH uHo NIT einem Roitsnaufs
Donoe BON $50, 900 an Der GuRIst
4pe. erriGtet iperoeH.
SIM itdstii6en gauamt ipurben
geitern bic folgsnbsn 8duerIaubniBs
iheins erfpirtt: Sobu 81 grsen 5fpeis
ftofiges mobnbaus duf bem Grunb.
ftiit go. 836 Debrman ape. $500;
.. 3. Stemmer stpeift0disss w0bns
haus auf bem 9runbftiid gip. 3752
GlmerGtr. $4,000; Gbporb aleimeler
3fpeieiRbal6it5fises Dobnbous on Der
Rob abe. ndbe Der UlopfieIb 4penue
$500; iJrau Ghmibt anbertbalbft6s
diges Mobnbdus an RcgorHrid Rcdh
nobe Der grie aoenue $2600; Ct.
Georgius Gemeinbe einftD6iger 4nbdu
an bte ReFeldnlage on Der Calhoun
Sirdbe $500; Guima 9iirr stpeieinz
bolbitOdises Dobnbaus an Der Taaois
ion Rcab nabe Der anbretp Rpob
$4,000; Mdrren G. Ri6orbs 3tpeitins
balbft0dises Mobnbaus an Der ans
hreD 4pe. ndbe Der Wlabifon Rodo
$3.50; MoIIie grisbiR stpeisinboIbs
itDdiges Dobnbaus ouf bem Grunbs
itiid Ro. 1910 Chapel Ctr. $500.
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eta mtiih id u eel.

o.: .Salt 9u idon gebort, Der
EripntseIebrte giberl min bic Affen
itubirel.
g.: .0ebt Der ba5it nltn ms
@irtbsbaus ober IN ben scoIOgiiden
Warten3s
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stns RepOlutipu gegsu gfttaod LisferH
niiroe.
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0taaifbOffnunasppIt

Rem gort, 26. 2tprit. grdFs
bent 8io3 BON U6erito bat folaenDe
Depef6e an Die ~IFoc. prefe" gss
rt4tet: ~auf Sbre 4nfrage iber bic
tbdtfd6lihe Gage in bteIem 2anbe
mO4ts t6 entsegnen, boB Der Sriebs,
Der augenHidlt9 unterbro6en, in Nles
rtto fib tpieber einTteIen tpiro u. baB
ale Wteritoner pereint barauf bindrs
betten tperben, bic GntDifeIung nuo
ben Sortihritt oes 2anbes gu fGrs
bern.
6 mt 6sibuugg gsgen bic . j.
tillerteH.
Sruutfort, ap., %. glpril.
Oos Staatsz4ppellationsz9 z9eriht ents
t4ieo beute in benz Sale gsgsn bic
RentudD 8tittLIeriss ano gDdreboufe
@p., oaB Bbistp Diitiuerien auf tbreu
9orratb In Hieberlagen Steuer sobleu
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internal revenues of Hawaii was also
ratified by the Senate. A fight on the
nominations had been anticipated be-
cause charges had been made before
the committee, but no opposition de-
veloped today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-02

NEW YORK February Paul l.. era
vath, an eminent corporation lawyer, both
defended and criticised Theodore Roose-
welt IN an address last night before the
finance forum of the West SIDE \. M &
A. incidentally he made plea for the
we'll meaning big corporations VI men
of great wealth. he said
IN Eneland Germany and France
men like Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Schiff, MI
Vanderbilt and Mr.. Hill, would not only
be welcomed into the councils OF the
government, but would be almost forced
by, the mere fact of their wealth and sue
cess and their prominence in the business
world to take their share of public re-
sponsibility. With us these men, so far
as public matters are concerned. are rele-
gated to the domain of unofficial activity.
and if their advice is sought by the gov
eminent. it is usually with caution, if not
on
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OPPOSE CANADIAN PACT,
Gloucester Fishermen State Their
Objections to the President,

Headed by Isaac Patch. mayor of
Gloucester. Mass. and Thomas j. Car
roll of the board of trade of the same
city, a delegation of fishermen called on
the President yesterday and filed the first
organized protest against the Canadian
reciprocity agreement.
The seventeen hardy sailors told the
executive that every industry in their
section would be destroyed if the trade
pact placing all fish on the free list is
ratified.
When the visitors left the executive of
fees they were apparently dissatisfied
with their interview with Mr.. Taft. One
Of the party said the President informed
them their fears were ghosts which would
vanish as soon as the agreement went
into effect.
This evidently does not appease the
New Englanders. who maintain that their
industries are the chief sufferers under
the terms of the proposed pact, because
the United States wants to please
Canada.
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system. are all displayed. The depart
ment has issued several treatises on corn
growing and corn breeding, the work of
experts in the service OF the government.
and copies Of these are displayed and are
distributed where they will do the most
good.
One of the most remarkable exhibits is
the work of one hundred boys. principally
from the south. who were members of
the corn clubs last year, Each of these
boys planted an acre OF corn and tend
ed" 1t after what has come to be known
among farmers as the government meth
Cd The result is that the one hundred
boys show an average of l33 bushels OF
corn per acre.
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Must Wait for Salaries.

AS q further result of the same decision
all teachers are to wait for their January
salary until about the 10TH of February
as the presence of the teacher must be
certified through the last day of the
month. Unde.. the old regulation, how
ever. teachers without substitutes, al
though through no fault of their own,
lost all their salary, and what was to
prevent that absence occurring after the
10Th of the month. the time set for
the preparation of the rolls?
To meet their obligations many teach
ers must borrow, and they are fortunate
if they secure a legal rate of interest.
On Saturday, January %, teachers were
syndicated by certain loan sharks who
were waiting upon their nece ssities. The
rate as advertised was ; per cent a
month upon chattels. The authorities re-
sponsible for this condition of things
could not do better if they were pro-
noting the business of loan sharks. The
legal rate of interest might be compen-
stated for by the courts, but what can
compensate for the constant worry of
mind to which the teacher is subject by
the vagaries of the pay roll? The buss-
ness men who are themselves disturbe d
should insist upon the regularity OF the
$40 per year.
! AS long as teachers are not guaranteed
immunity from disease with their CON
tract to teach, there must be substitutes.
Washington should have an up-to-d at ,
progressive substitute law, providing for
permanent corps of substitutes. giving
teacher some days of leave without
pay on account of death and Illness in
immediate family. for enforced court at
tendance, for visiting schools. and then
providing humanely for sick leave with
some proportionate reduction of salary a
certain time, the entire salary to be lost
i'm case of absence without personal i'll :
ness IDA NJ. DAILY.
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EXHIBIT OF SEED CORN.
Department Of Agriculture Partici'
pates in Show at Columbus.

As result of the cornfeld work the
past year. the Department of Agriculture
has been able to make what is described
as Q remarkable exhibit at the corn show
now proceeding in Columbus, Ohio.
Samples of corn seed on the ear and
shelied, special ears. the result OF breed
Ing. TIE diagrams Of corn in different
secs Of development showing the root
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-02
Relief Urgent in China.
The Red Gross has. received AM

The Red Cross has. received an urgent
appeal for aid for the famine sufferers
in China. Mr.. Ferguson. chairman of
the Shanghai relief committee, cables:
Consul Gracey reports, fearful condi-
ton in Marking and other refugee centers,
Fifty thousand to 100000 famine refu
gees in mat novels on swampy land prac-
tically foodless. clothingless and sleeping
In mud and wafer. Epidemic feared. Con-
sui and strong American relief committee
request special Red Cross appropria-
tons"
The Red Cross will forward any con-
tributions sent to it at Washington for
this famine relief.
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Made of chiffon. velvet, MESA
line, broadcloth and aeolian
cloth. Black and all colors, and
every garment of superior quail
itv in both workmanship and ma
terials.
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Foundation for Report.

Little Pitcher with Big Ears: Cousin
Janet may have travelled through the
Arabian Nights and she may have found
the valley of diamonds, but l really can
not discuss her personal affairs. admit
however, that the costumes she will wear
In next Sundays supplement of The Sun
day Star seem TO give foundation to the
Tumor. POLLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-02
Verdict of History.

Il hold the unorthodox view that Presi-
dent Roosevelt was in reality a conserva-
tive force put forward by Providence at
the most critical period of the nation 5
history since the civil war. l believe that
it will be the verdict of history that Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his policies saved US