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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01

- Das oberite Breisgeridt Der
irternationalen Snouitrie- urlo &C.
perbemisftenuns IN Surin bot. 10
pirb teIesrapbiib bcribtet, ioeben
feline Mrbeiten beenoet. 9as grgeb,
mis- lit fir Die oeutide Srouitrie
iberaiis g~Idn3eno. gs nrroe errei9t
6urh Die berporragen6en gieenihof-
ten unb Wor3iige Der beutihen gr-
seugnifie, bic Die aroerer Nationell
nuf eIeiden @ebieten bielfad tief in
ben Sddttem itcIlten. Son 857
oeuti9en Musfteuern batten iid SO
niiBer @ettbetperb itenen Iafien. Mn
bic fonnb 8f9 8eurteilten fieIen 408
groBe Breiie, 1870 Gbreuoiplome,
172 eol6ene, SO filberne Mebailfen,
20 hon5ene Meoainen 9 ebrenbone
@rtudbnungen, 5uiommen 83t Mus-
~oeidnungen. Gerner muroen Mit.
nrbeitern oeutiher Musiteaer 5uer-
fonnt 1874 gbrenoiplome, 233 eoIoe-
ne Re6ninen POP iilberne Mebail-
len, 100 brorpene Meoainen, %
ebrenpoIle Grpdbnrtngen aufammen
772 Mus5eifnungen. Gnolih find
25 6eutide 9er6ienitoipIonne fit ber-
porrngenoe 9emibungen nm oas
8uftanoefommen Der M~usitenung
unb beren fiinitleriihen aufbau
berIieben tporoeft. Snsgeiamntt emit
fnHen iomit anf Deutihlano 1923
M,rs5eiHnungen. W1bere Ginaelbei.
ten tper6en burh Die .Stdnoige Nus
ft-elungsfommiifion" befannt geae-
BEN bic Die Deutide abteilung or.
gnnifiert bat nnb bic our6 ibr bon
Der Meihsreaierung gum General
fommiifdr ~ernanntes 8oritanosmit.
oIie6, @eb. Megierungsrot guslep,
70 eIdn5en6 bertreten tpor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Die Madje oes gaters

uir6e Seoem getroffen baben, Der
ben gobn bon Setter 8onop boz
Soutb Modmooo, Mih, angesrif
fen bate; aber er iuar madtlos &C.
gen oie Mngriffe Der Nierenfrmf-
belt. or idreibt:: uDa @er5te ibrr
niht baIfen eaben mir ibm @Iec-
trio 8itters; feds Slaiden bapOl
bnben ibm tullnoerbnr gebolfen. Sd
idb ME before Meoi5in." 8iifen'
fmmer3, Miioiefeit Nerboiitdt, ap'
p~etitberlnit iparren Dor Wieren'
franfbeit, 6ie-uft in @aiieriudt
enoet, 9arnrilbr ODER grigbt's 81.
ienie. MIio, nebmt electric gitters
unb ieio sefidert. Se0e Slafde gu
rontiert. Soc BEL alien @potbeferu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01

Ga er ii6 iabam in fremoen 2dn-
bern cines ireien @obnredts err
freut, 10 5ie6+ er es Dor, tros ietner
trencn 2iebe fir Die Seimot, in oer
Grenloe gu bIeiben iino iih ntdt Ell
ner Mrretierung ooer elmer 9epor-
tation alf obmtniitratDem @ega
mlsauieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
8rinst mande &ramfbeit.

Wenn ale 2eute miBten 6at
Derna6laiiigte @%er1topfung in I'm.
beroaulidteit @elbiudt ODER &C.
berfronfbeit enoet, miiroen iie bale
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenpiGen neb-
men uno ben SoIgen Elm GnSe
MAIDEN. Ser einaig ii9ere @eg.
Das Bette fir @aaisfeit, &opf.
meb, 9Dspeplie, Gi~eberanfaae unS
Sdmade. 25c bel alien Mpotbe-
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Die Sorte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT.

Mas itd die Warming in der fentichen Discriminating Won Castora, wekhes
inter- der Aufdcht Won Chas H Fletcher set mhr ais dresig Jahren hergestent
worden ist-das achte Cashrh. Wiz lenken ergebent die Auhnekamket von
VMern ind Mutern daMf bem Kauf II beachen, lass der Umschag seine Inter
schnt in Schwarz trgt Benm Enhernen des Umschags ershent di@eIbe Unerschnt
aufb eiden Soften Ter lache in Roth. Etern wehhe vorher Catoraf fur hire Klenen
gekauh haben, brauchen gegen Faschungen und Nachahmungen NIGHT gewarntm werden,
aber es list je1 noting die Aufmerksamket der jungeren Generation auf die crosse Gehhr
u lenken, wenhe das Endnngen yerdachiger Arzeen in die Famien bedeuet
Els lsth edauHlch, dasse Leuteg iebt, wehhe SIGH nit dem vebncher@hen
der Herstelung und DIES Verkaus Won anenei Sbsiuten, oder Won Falshun-
gen, vie es eientich he@en soDt, bdassn, medznnscher Praparate NIGHT nr fur
Erwahsene, sondern schimmer ais das-von Kinderarzneen. Daher list es AuGabe
der Muter, genau zu beachten, was sic ihrem Knde gebt Ervahsene konnen das
sebst bsorgen, aber das Kind lta ufd die Achtsamket der Muuer angewiesn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
8nter Stat.

Ser @ebeimrat 9rofeiior S6nitt-
neper trifft i'm 3oologil6en @ar-
ten einen 8efannten, ben er friiher
einnal bebanoelt bat.
u@as, Sic nod in 8erlin2"
ySa, i9 babe mid INNER nod
nidt entihlieBen fonnen. Sd
idtpmnfe momentum 8ipiihen .gnga-
bin un6 Splt."
0@ls Mr5t miiroe id) Sbnen 81
Splt raten."
Limo als Menih?"
rgbenfaIs 5u Splt.~
nDas lit bod oaiielbe."
yNeinL bas lit nidt oaiielbe. Sir
meme 5meite Mnlihi berehne ih s.
men nihts, Die erlte foitet 8man-
gig Morf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
glnait Dor Sem Me1er.

sd lieB mir nidt meinen SUB
abi6neioen", iaate S. 9. Gin, poll
Bantam, Ohio, otrosoem id init
einem i9refliden frebsartigen @es
ibmiir bier Sabre lang gepGaot mar.
aber id gebraudte 8udlen's Grni-
ca Salbe unb mein SUB ipar baIo
gebeilf." Sic beilt ole @unben.
eczema, @usidlae, Siibncraugen
un0 Sdmlorrboioen. Csc Bel a0eu
Ipotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
0nrd GleftrisitGt.

Weffe (oer nit ieinem Onfel BON
9ntoe elm iebr elegantes Reltml.
rant beiudD: uSiebit 9u Snfel.
iebt bride idb auf oieien &nopf unf
oonn fommt oas @iien."
Onfel: STA. unb oann2"
9seffe: uOam briidlt 9u arf Ger
&nopf bier ino be8ablit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Gtiuas geIdeites.

9ouriit: uGu, Steiner, lift bier i'm
Dorfe elm Mirtsbaus?"
Sunge: nTreili6l@
gouriit: u@iebt's bort aud mos
@ei6eites?"
Sunge: rSa freiIid uniern
S6ulmeilter!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
S%eransaeplakt.

y@lio auf Dem Seimipege aus Der
9ueipe iino sic iiberfallen moroen !,
ia - baben Sic ii6 oenn gar nid't
g~etpebrt?"
v@ott bcipobrel Sn Der 5todonn-
fefbeit glailbte i'd ia, es mare meme
- Srnu!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Grflsrlid.

uSbre Srau bat eiiien plosli6sn
S6ref bcfommen. @os lit geidlc-
ben9@
SD meiB ntdt. Serr 9oftor2
Sd fam eeItern @beno friib nad)
&ouie."
~ab, Damn mird Dos mol Der
@runo ieinl4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Bitter.

@oter (ber ieinem Sobn BEL oerl
Sbularbeiten gebolfen bat): uNun,
mas iagte benn beute Ser 2ebrer
gu 9einen arbeiten2"
Sobn: v9u, 8ater, ct iagte, i'd
miiroe aue Gage oiimmer!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Cine anbere sade.

Mann: uSoeben bore id i'm 60,
Ion elm oeroadtises @erauid = ib
trete Elm, uno mas iebe ih? Der
@apierlebfer fiiBt -
6rau: .uni're Cote. &cge
Did MIR nidt glei6 uuf; es iino
iunge 2eute".
u9os 9ienitntdohet bat er ge-
fiiBt!"
Sra 10 ne @emeinbeit! Ser aerl
mltB auf Der Steae 'rausl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Sm Gifer.

Sic boben mir garnifts gu be.
feblen, periteben sic mol. Gum Gon-
nermetter, Sic iino bod ni6t meme
5raul"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
6eitnat.
(SortIeBuno bon Der 2 @eife !

(Sortiebuna bon Der 2. Seite.]
d%l1gefauft moroen, Die ste fensre1
lernen ptu."
9te &ii1ritler ult0 porrebntep Ser
rem, unter benell audi Shirt Eidpt-
tpal6lll NOR, gratulierten @oeftetl,
Der ben Wittelpunft Der @erIamnr
lung blloete. CT ipnrbe BEL Dem 3d.
rautfolgenben Selteiien nod beqei,
ltert gefeiert unb gebeten, nod Der
Selmat iiberauiieoeln unb unter ben
selnen gu mirfen uno gu idoffan.
Tim elf nbr fam 2eidagin nit benz
9ausfteunoe nod Souie. Goelitein
Elbidte iid idon an, 5lt 9ett gu ae-
ben, als 2eidagin NIT b%eritorter
Vtlene Bet linn eintrat uno iagte:
SD meib mirfli6 ni6t, mas ih
tun ipl. =. 9oum tpare1 mir fort,
10 erldien eit Boli5tit, uno meme
Sral mabte unteridreiben, baB Sic
beute nod infer Solls perGaiien per-
Den. 8ergebelts fl,br meme Srau
nod Der 8oli5ei. =. @d @ott, es
lit bod mirflid unerbortl Sd fabre
lofort gum 5iiriten uato init ibm sun.
Mini1ter
v@eunrubieen Sic lib meinetpe.
gen ni6t. Sd Iaiie meinen Softer
BET sSbne1 uno fabre gu 5dumfiu,
BET Dem i'd mid idon obnebin a11gc.
melbet babe"
uSebt in Ser Nodt?"
ugr erpartet mid. Gs tut nidts. I"
I'm einbalb 5molf @o9ts man
goelItein auf Der StraBe ltno obbah-
LOS in petersburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Sbmpatbie.

Satin: gu, 8orl, i6 modte
3tueibunoert Morf baben,"
@atte: aSa, Die mo6te id aud boz
ben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
stiabla3.

(Mus einem 8eribt.) uGs mar
poraus5uieben, oaB Der tote Yunft,
auf Dem Die 8erbanolungen anae-
lmet maren, iih feiner langen Sc
~bensoauer erfreuen piiroe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Briefe Won hervorragenden Apothekern
an Chas. II. Fletcher.

Jacob Bros. in Philadelphia, Pa, sagen: INIT vergnugen empfehlen
wr Fletchers Castoia ais zines der altesten und besten Praparate sGner
Art in Markte."
Christy Drug Stores in Pittsburg, Pa, sagen I: Win haben Ir CastoraI
80 vele Jahre und nit soch befredgendem Erfog verkauft, dass wiz uns
gelegentlch germ n semen Gunsten aussernsp S.
Hess & Mccain in Kansas City, Mo-, sagen e" Ihr Castoria befredgt
stds. Wr halten klein Substtut fir dasselbeS sud verkaufen ledigich
"Die Sorte, Die Ihr INNER Gekauft Habt," das echte"
The Voegei Bros. in Minneapolis, Mimi, sagen: "Wn wunchen zu
erklaren, dass wiz in unseren dei Stores stets cine crosse Nachfrage mach
Fletcheris Castora haben, ud dss unsere sKundschaft durchaus damit
zufreden ist" sH
F. A. Capdau in New Orleans, La. sagt: "Wfr haben allie guten Mnttel
vorrathg, die das Pubikum verlangt; die besten Droguen und Patent
medcinen sind stets bel uns af Lager, doch nr wenige davon werden 50
unablassig gekauft, vie Ihr Castoria."
Polk Miller Drug Co. in Richmond, Va, sagt:8 "Ir Castoria list zines
der trefichsten. Praparate in unserm Verified. Es befiedigt ofenbar das
Verlangen DIES Pubikums mach einem solchen Artkel durchaus ud YER
mehrt die Nachfrage durch semen Werth."
M. G. Dow in Cincinnati, o., sagt: "Wenn die Leute in zunehmender
Anzahl Elm Mittel Jahre lang zu kaufen fortfahren; wenn d@es Mittel aus
dem Versuchsstadum SIGH Il einem Bedurfnss fur die Famiie entwicket
hat, damn DART man Won einem anerkannten Verdienst desselben reden.
Diese Anerkennung sprechen wiz HERMIT gerne aus fur Fletcher's Castoria.'
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

In the April American Magazine
Raw Stannard Baker reviews the
story of the outbreak OF lawlessness
which occurred in Newark, Ohio last
July. where the entire town lost It's
head and committed crimes that wiz
never be forgotten. Mr.. Baker cans
his article The Thin Crust oil ClViil.
zation," and he uses the seory VI
Newark as an illustration OF what may
happen in any American city wnere
the reins OF Office are permit,eu "
remain in the hands OF men OF easy
going temperaments and lax morals
He says: :,
1T came TO pass at Newark' as u
has come TO pass in most American
towns. that greedy business, packeu
by all the vicious interests, was seen
running everything-electing the may
mr. and the sheriff and controlling the
nolice. II was rSarvelous and tragic
how thoroughly everything In Newark
had been reduced 10 the service OF
business profit. All the offices-marh
| this particularly-which deal Win
nroperty rights-assessors, AUDITORS
treasurers and the like-were hiieu
nv good. sober. safe men. VINO wouiu
enforce the laws with tender re.
gard for property interests out al
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
DANGERS THAT THREATEN
EVERY AMERICAN CITY

the offices dealing with human beings
with the enforcement OF the Grim
inal laws, where profit lay not In law
enforcement, but In lawbreaking-all
such Offices were filled by the easy
going, hail-fellow-wellmet sort OF
men Thus lawlessness became the
law OF Newark They talk Of the
anarchy OF July Sth, last, as being
something sudden and astonishing,
but as a matter Of fact anarchy had
reigned in Newark for many years be-
fore that explosion. Most OF the Of
ficers of the town who dealt with the
enforcement of criminal law were IN
reality officers OF lawlessness, elect.
ed for the express purpose OF seeing
that the law was not enforced And
yet, in Newark, when | was there,
months after the riot, people were
still saying: II only the sheriff had
had little grit, he could have kept
the mob out of the jail: IL only the
mayor had done so and 30. the riot
would not have happened What
futility! For years the city had been
selecting for Office those least fitted
for Office, building up an immoral pub
lie opinion-and then wondering why,
when the test came, these men did
not exhibit themselves as heroes and
statesmen"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
ADVERTISING TALKS.


papers-the rate being some
thing like "a cents an inch.
The speaker said to him:
What you say in your adVer-
tisements will make your space
valuable or the reverse.
at is wise, therefore, to give
your copy the GREATEST pos
s;ble attention. If you can't do
it yourself, get somebody to 40
it for you-to absorb Yoo-to
get the atmosphere of the store
in the copy.
IF you are spending $1,000,
add $1,000 to that sum for this
wear; then pay $4,000 to a good
newspaper reporter = man or
woman-to write your copy,
and spend the remaining $4,000
for space in the newspapers.
Next year you will be able to
spend about $4,000 for adver-
Using. This will buy you four
columns in each newspaper three
hundred times. You will also be
able to pay your advertising
writer $1,000 year.
1.-The expenditure of this
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
THE ECONOMY OF A
PARCELS POST

The more one considers the posi-
bilities of a parcels post the more
feasible IL seems. Every thinking per
son marvels at the economic waste in
the present-day methods of city de-
livery. BY your house in Yonkers,
for instance-if you happen 10 live
in Yonkers-there now rattles. once
or twice daily. the wagins OF your
butcher, your baker. your laundryman,
your milkman. and your grocer, as
we'll as those OF the various butchers,
bakers, laundrymen, milkmen, and
covering. in staggeringly wasteful
duplication, the same route. Besides
them. up from the city come, in fur
Their duplication and longer distance
waste, the wagons of the nine differ
ent New York department stores
that deliver in Yonkers. the wagons
OF the four local express companies
that divide the independent" bust
ness, and those OF the two general
express. companies which do the high
priced long distance business. Yet
when you think OF il, one wagon
could come TO you three times day
and do all the work OF all these peo-
pie, more effectively and at one-tenth
of the present total expense-Fremont
Rider in the Worlds Work for April.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

larger sum will INCREASE
YOUR BUSINESS, and the
PERCENTAGE of your gross
business for advertising WILL
BE SMALLER than it is today.
There are in Camden and vi
cinity possibly $4,000 families.
Your two daily newspapers
reach them all. All you need to
do is to get an additional SIS
year from each family to in
crease your business $125, 900.
THAT is quite possible if you
talk in a friendly, neighborly
way through your advertise
ments-put human interest and
facts in your copy-and then
BACK UP ALL YOU PROM
ISE."
AN Y B NESS ANY
WHERE will increase rapidly
with good, intelligent, and frank
advertising copy coupled with
good merchandise and reputa-
ton for doing the square thing.
Ito be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
BIRD NESTING TIME
AT "SLABSIDES''

The other day | sat for an hour
watching pair OF wood thrushes,
engaged in building their nest near
'Slabsides | say pair, though the
female really did all the work. The
male hung around and was evidently
All Interested spectator OF the pro.
ceeding. The mother bird was very
busy. bringing and placing the ma
terial which consisted mainly OF dry
maple leaves which the winter had
made thin and soft and which were
strewn over the ground all about.
How pretty she booked running over
the ground. now in shade, now in
sunshine. searching for the leaves
that were just TO her fancy, Some
times she would seize two or more
and with a quick. soft flight bear them
TO the fork OF the little maple sapling.
Every five or six minutes during her
absence the male would come AM
inspect her work. He would look IL
over. arrange leaf or two with his
beak. and then go his way. Twice
he sat down in the nest and worked
his feet and pressed II with his breast
as IL shaping IL. When the female
found him there on her return he
quickly got out OF her way.
But he brought no material, ne did
no needful thing. he was a bird OF
leisure. The female did all the drudg.
cry, and with what an air OF grace
and ease she did IT, So soft of wing
so trim OF form, so pretty OF pose
and so gentle in every movement, II
was evidently no drudgery to her. me
material was handy, and the task one
OF love. "->ohn Burroughs. in Coun
try Life I'm America
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
SAVE YOUR DYNAMITE,
THIS SAFE IS NOT LOCKED,
TURN KNOB AND OPEN.

Il don't know what their little game
is he said. but I'll just see il II
really is unlocked"
He grasped the knob and gave II
a turn.
Whereupon he received an electric
shock that nearly foored him, an
alarm bell rang loudly. the office be.
came flooded with light, a door in
the wall few open and a big dog
sprang at him.
Darn my fool hide" he exclaimed
An hour later. as the door OF a cell
in the police station closed on him
II know what's the matter with me
I'm too trusting Chicago Tribune
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
Saturday. March Is.
l0llN
OBSERVATIONS


Politeness $ IN the pitfalls OF life .s. ,,a,,
commonly used peeudes
responus
they have both been pohe enough accouns
-. ..,, to stand haven't progressed any
But 4 Miller and says Miller I've
about come to the con
hard, talk too SORT hve TOO
too why hen,
porch
back garden III w-rs
their necks -
Familiarity breeds
butts AS Of fact IL
would perhaps take on
the last two oh
hand II familiar with
making all SORTS vi
busnes
thatyou really haveas sine for him!
Just a ew
in the Unite 1870 miles 90 -,
something beter)-lIb4Zs
improved roads,
Each OF farm ana loresI
market or 10 railway
This hauling 2S cents per ton
mile haul freight over an I'M
Thus would saving OF S2oo
a hauling
all ROADS IN America
in merely good graye roads
billion dollars big sZoooooVVo per year III
e would settle the bill
poorest
better than can We
isn't 1t?
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

How would you like to stand here
with shells bursting around you?"
the general demanded
Well, replied the actor, 1T all
depends on the age of the egg
. Blind girls are making living
typewriting, taking dictation by phon-
ograph
A German has photographed bull
let in flight
The man who has no faith in human
nature has reason: HIMSELF.
GRAB EN-
Ideas are things that float in the
, air,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
MOST ANYTHING.

Wonder if Columbus had any Span
ish blood in his veins.
Cheer up. There may be new war
tomorrow.
Dry hot applications help neuralgia.
Try IL.
Woman. according TO tradition, is
but a mans rib-but what rib she
has proved to be.
We know one man who is in his
glory: Hobson.
Could We forbear and practice love
We'd surely live as the angels above.
Creme De Menthe was invented by
Frenchman II acts the same only
worse.
Lava is going TO be worked into
brick in the lava district'of the'south-
west
single office building of New
York contains more than 100 miles OF
telephone wires.
When age comes knocking at the
door she finds milady out.
Chinese movable type, cumber-
some at best, is made mostly IN
Japan.
Mans hair turns gray on an aver
age Ave years earlier than woman $.
Perhaps there's a reason.
A bald-headed beer drinker says
man associates with his family when
he has to-
THE noblest work of man." should
have been written woman.
The fellow with the big brawny INST
doesn't deliver the hardest blow.
EQUAL parts OF kerosene and tur.
pentine make good furniture polish.
A pocket electric heater has been
invented for the convenience OF
travellers.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

commissioners.
Topeka operates works system the physical value
which i nearly half a million dollars
cy the proprietor of the twOchnr
ber shop large advisory the privately
Mites plant gas plant and independent electric light
The authority and enforce salts
tory service
The proprietor shop suddenly found himself
controlling property worth four million dollars
possible that the barber whose business conducted on scale
dimes (for shaves) quarters or cuts) will not do
II is possible that in their experience plan tho
tiers of Topeka may they have THEY ARE
ORTIFTED THE RECALL HE GOES WRONG HE CAN BE
EM0vED INSIDE OF SIXTY DAYS
william Allen White articles dwels the
shop proprietor the above tell
- point in favor Of the recall.
adds IF he makes mistake in Judgment
Mt a recall, the people Of
referendum and they hold bad
that he make they initiate new laws to govern him
people responsible the people and
&biect to removal by the people"
few days ago poll county members of the
house expressions they this
Some of them the referendum by itself
Some Of them without the recall
abreast of public sentiment by
all three the suggested reforms
further Endorsement of the nit
xe the opposition Of the Hon Bill
let take the stadng and sidesteppng positions OF
delegation and them beside the view Of Gov
born people Michigan ponfcatiOn of the
oeress demanded by them for their state.
Chicago newspaper wired the for to what
position Legislature should be toward the initiative
lerendum and recall
governors reply clear concise vigorous and
rsgeous
sase creature .. the people To they hey
ss @ I'VE Of desire n direct and clear q. the case
ebsce but thing the legislature can honestly DO and
the initiative rndum and recall into effect at
umsns Fs Sao, box the safety popular
and frequent ppouny to vote and they WIN re-
hurt the acts the people b.. themselves and every y"
&xcopton application Of the CALL
No beating about busht
bowling party pe1ncOus interest those wdsus the
expression of the people behalf of the people and
11ment by the people
t nothing in the recall Of tine legislators
tho oppose it their political bacons
& that the proprietor of the twohair barber shop
ont in Topeka will make good.
ts We want to suggest any public
Of wo-chsr barber shop placed in the Office by political
boss and responsible to none but the political boss
by the unless the given
once recall fail Row legislators oppose
are going back legislature any other public
once
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

There's not half so much excite
ment at the Mex frontier as there is
here, notwithstanding that there is
some-as getting seat in trolley car
at D. m
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
4 Victim of sclenc.

With much trouble the burglar had
effected an entrance into the trust
company's Office. AS he approached
the big steel safe he was confronted
by this sign.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

An actor and a retired army man
were discussing the, perils OF their
respective callings.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

A pocket electric heater has been
invented for the convenience OF
travellers.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
{ Hon. Bill Martz
B Opposed to the Recall;
nurrah for the Recall |!

|owever, Unless the Reform 10
Adopted ~ Assurance 20 the
People, We Fall To See
How Bill 10 Ever Co
ing To Get Back 20
Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
Topeka, Kansas, ha. the commits

Topeka, Kansas, has the commits
sion form Of government.
Recently an election was held and
the result Of the workings OF the
new plan was to some of the best
people" bit Disappointing.
What was considered one OF the
mistakes, was the election Of the
proprietor of a two-chair barber
shop in North Topeka as one OF the
water commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

EQUAL parts OF kerosene and tur
pentine make a good furniture polish
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

The fellow with the big brawny fist
doesn't deliver the hardest blow
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

National Righteousness begins with the
.~spaper that advocates it. The Times
onds for clean Journalism.