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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
BLEASE ON JUDGES.
Hopes Legislature Will Amend Law
So That Future Conflicts May
Be Avoided.

Following the report of the judi
ciary committee holding constitution
al the Act giving the supreme court
the right to recommend special judges
for appointment by the governor,
Governor Blease sent the following
message to the general assembly:
1.-The report of your house judiciary
committee on my message No. II is
not at all surprising, as you will note
in said message I said I hope that
the committee would not act upon the
matter not according to their political
views towards their chief executive
or their personal feelings towards the
supreme court
"Since sending in my message many
strong lawyers have congratulated
NE on my position and one who is
considered the equal of any member
of the bar in South Carolina, if not
the superior, says I am correct; and,
once again, request of you to repeal
that portion of the act giving the
power to the chief justice or associate
Justices to dictate to me who shall
appoint on the bench.
"Now, gentlemen, am serious about
this matter. I have asked you to
avoid conflict; it is up to you. I
know my duty and when the time
comes I ann going to do it as was
elected to do; T have no relatives in
your body, but hope have some po-
d5lcal friends.
every respectfully,
sCole. L. Blease."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
SIGNS PROHIBITION ACT
THEN THROWS PEN AWAY

Austin, Texas, Feb. 10.-Gov. COL
auitt this afternoon signed the joint
resolution adopted by the present leg
islature providing for submission to
popular vote of the proposed amend
nent to the constitution for Statewide
prohibition. The question will be vot-
ed on at a special election to be held
july %. After signing the resolution,
Gov. Coluuitt dedicated the pen which
IA ,,so7 to the waste basket.
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HOUSE TO HAVE 1888 MEMBERS.
Democrats, Joined by Few Republi
cans, Defeat Plans of Recent
6. @. ?, Caucus.

Washington, February 9.-The Dem
ocrats Of the house, aided by a few Re
publicans, who declined to be boun3
by the party caucus, today VOL theil
fight for an increased representation
! in the lower branch of congress ul-
der the census of 1910. They voted
down the Republican caucus bill, tc
maintain the membership at 391, as
at present, and then passed the ori-
ginal Crumpacker bill, fixing the
r?emb er3hip at 433, on and after
March 5, 1913. If Arizona and New
Mexico should be admitted to State
hood, they will be given one rep
resentative each, bringing the total up
to 435.
Go to the Senate.
Today's action of the house must
be referred to the senate. The house
leaders believe that the. senate will
follow the wishes of the lower branch.
Under the new reapportionment
plan no State loses a member. The
following States gain the number in
dicated:
Alabama, l; California, 8; Colora-
Go, /; Florida, 1; Georgia, /; Idaho, /;
Illinois, 2; Louisiana, /; Massachu-
sets, 2; Michigan, l; Minnesota, l.;
Montana, /; New Jersey, 2; New York
6; North Dakota, 1; Ohio, L; Oklaho-
ma, 8; Oregon, /; Pennsylvania, a.;
Rhode Island, /; South Dakota, l.;
Texas, 2; Utah, 2; Washington, g.;
West Virginia, /.
Crumpacker Votes With Democrats.
The house spent more than five
hours in discussing and voting upon
the bill and various proposed amend
ments. An amendment, offered by
Representative Bennett, Of New York,
and designed to cut down representa-
ton, was voted down by 154 to 96.
Representative Crumpacker, of Indi-
ana, chairman of the committee on
the census, and author of a number of
bills to reduce the representation
from States in the South, voted to-
day against the Bennett amendment
and was applauded by the Democrats.
The Democrats lost but one decis-
ion during the entire fight A COM
mittee amendment in the bill, provid-
ing that States should be redistrict-
cd by the legislatures, was voted
down on an appeal from the Repub-
lican members of the Missouri dele
cation. They declared the States
should be permitted to redistrict them
selves in their own way.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
lumhia Daily Record.

Columbia Daily Record.
Chief in interest among the social
events Of the week was the reception
which Governor and Mrs. Coleman
Livingston Blease gave at the eXecu-
tive mansion Wednesday evening, in
compliment to the general assembly,
such State officers, supreme court
justices, circuit judges and solicitors
as were in the city, as we'll as the
newspaper men W'lo report the pro-
ceedings of the legislature, being also
invited.
Governor and Mrs. Blease were as
sisted in receiving by the lieutenant
governor, Mr.. Charles A. Smith, and
Mrs. Smith, in the drawing room,
which was decorated with ferns and
carnations artistically arranged. In
the library, where punch was served,
great quantities of violets were effec-
lively used en- masse. An elegant
buffet supper was served in the din
ing room. In this apartment the
decorations of pink carnations and
iaponicas were lovely. The lighting
was by pink candles. During the
whole evening the Columbia orches-
ira dispensed sweet music. In the
back of the hall coffee and cake were
served. Those serving punch were
Miss Elizabeth Dominick, Miss Van
essa Williams and Mrs. Cannon c.
Blease, all of Newberry. Serving cof-
fee and cake were Miss Buchanan,
OF Pendleton and Miss Havird, of New
berry. In the dining room the service
was by Mrs. Julius E;son and Miss
Drucy Cromer, Of Newberry.
Mrs. Blease received in a handsome
gown Of black lace, in empire ef-
feet, built over satin, with landings
of black velvet. Diamonds and roses
were worn with this costume.
Mrs. Smith wore a distinctive gown
of black, brocaded satin, and carried
carnations.
Miss Vanessa Williams was gown
ed in pink marquisette, with a deli
cate braided design on bodice and
skirt.
Miss Minnie Havird appeared in a |
model Of apricot satin, garnished with
pearl passementerie.
Mrs. Cannon Blease wore hand
some costume of lavender marQui-
sette, bodice and skirt heavily bead
ed.
Miss Leila Buchanan wore dainty
gown OF white, with hand embroid- |
cries in flower design.
Mrs. Julius Eison received in cos
tune of old rose silk draped over a
formation of satin.
Miss Drucie Cromer wore frcck
OF Alice blue chiffon hung over satin
with 1naribo trimmings.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick appeared
in an imported robe Of Battenburg
lace over foundation of yellow sat-
In.
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cough and cold cure I ever used"
Once it finds entrance in a home you
can't pry it out. Many families have
used it forty years. It's the most in
fallible throat and lung medicine on
earth. Unequaled for lagrippe, astn-
ma, hay-fever, Group, quinsy or sore
lungs. Price soc, S1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by VIM. E. Pelham
G Son.
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Thirty Years Together.

Thirty years of association-think
of if. How the merit Of good thing
stands out in that ime-or the worth
lessness of a bad one. So there's no
guesswork in this evidence Of Thos..
Ariss, Concord, Mich, who writes:
Il have used Dr.. Kings New Discov-
erv tcr 80 years, and its the pest
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IEingstree Record, 9Th.

The constitution forbids any one
holding two or more offices Of honor
or emolunent r. there be neither
honor nor money in the State college
trusteoships why do the politicians
scramble for them?
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DIR. MELDAU

will answer emergency calls In con-
nection with his Office work. Special
ties, morphine and other drug habits.
Hours 9 to 1 forenoon; 4 to after
noon. 10-29-6mos
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Eterblitbfeitsberibt.

aobert Bbits, Ga, 81 @perp alsa,
5ubertuloIe.
sbomas GielO, %, 627 Def 8ebb
2l1en, snqueit in S6nebs.
GQo Roienberger. 81, SAB 9lotter
ape., 3ubertuIois.
SoTepb 6uuier, II, 1885 RaKa6u'
Ietfs 2lpe., 56pinbIudt.
6ermann 9aete, As, ReuOtng, .,
S9pGde.
Senrietta R. 5usgett, 5, 822 2io'
ingIton Ctr, 6er8Id1mun8.
6elen Sopt6er, 4, 1926 WIoors
Ctr, ginbersParalpIe.
6reberid Ste8monu, 78, 1922 Wal
nut Ctr, Ser3lsioen.
Charles Duutemdnn, 50, Inter
Ieibsent5iinoung.
gottlisb 8drttnsr, "a, 1847 Gor5u;
Ctr, RiersnIsiber.
morqaret 4gan, "A, 'tdotiihes so
! fpital. oynqueit in Shtpebe.
Wtarp RuTsq, 80. 1863 Wprtl
glpe., RierenIeibsn.
Bernard @rieIe, So, 1912 gle
Barter Nps., SubertuIoIe.
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bejmuth Il. +. NJ. abipislen. Wtutter
ituftspeniipn 1T non bJeiem G)eitcbtss
punt aus uur bic 6OIge rt6ttg:r iss
galer an8opfunq iener groBer 8ermos
GEN, bic BEN HtdTen eutuommeu 'tno.
Die bentsnce 5rau i't audi nttt Yar@
tsiopttrinGriu; niht n er IS uns glbt,
Ipnosrn B a 8 man es unS gibt, TIT bic
SauptIadle.
mlit Der 8eroifeHttihunq bisIes
Wanifeftes (penn man 10 fagen oarf)
| lift oa8 ,iyraueu 9onititutipu5 aom'
mittee" Sbrsm QeihaBten 8Iatte iehr
perbunoen uno erluubt iin llntsr3eths
/ nete nod auf bic llnterbaltungs sAns
seiqs aufmertiam 81 MAIDEN.
Frau 3. 9urano, DeIegattn
Der 8eutihsu oes FrausneS. 3.
/ 6auptquurtier: Refioen3 bon Trdu
! Ritert Sneu, is 8urfieto glace.
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Nus Oess NOli3et9erid3t.

gine sslalsene Etrafs psrbansie sss
iistn Ri6sr Yooe iibsr bic Hessrin
Wcrp Rodgers. oie In bem 6ouft No.
624 Central Apenu. cine Cpiumb0b!t
un!ertalten bate. Das Gratiensimmtr
mar btresis Dor sinigsn WonatsH Der
hdftet porbsn, bate iih itocd ounn
NIT SnItihlaFuns ibrsr Hiirsf4af'
asfliiftss unn mar trit Dor sinisen 1os
asn Der qoli5si ,pitotr In bie 1dnb'
oefolIsn. Rihisr 9ooe psrnrikilte bda
nrausnsimmsr su 5000 Dslofirafs. BIZ
Ill I'm arbtiisbauis abptroifneH mub.
DIR UerbcnbIuHs esgen ben
&mon!leIInsr Hlstb<r Wilis. Der u
9)dnoffslp's Wirtbihaft an ber STD
Hen Mpenue ben Neeer 0sorge Hnrxl
erInciTen bate. ipurne bis gum IL
November psrfhoten.
Gbporb Gppinetr. Der nabti ob1s'
fnbt ircrb<n mar, ipis q i'm Gsbduo'
bsf 9,peiien Rational Ddnl ekilril4
Ufu6birnen fotl. ipurOs 81 20 1oger
NsbtitS9ous un0 $40 Gtlotrdts per
ustbtiit.
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Stattcn in Der gcitriaen Radlt Der
&ubnung UoH Scrrn &. u. HGi'
tcrmauu eiueu Seiuh nb.
gSuroeu mil bIaueH SObneH Huh gc'
ringer Sentr DrrihsudIt.

Sin ungsbetsner 8dit iiattete In Der
Ra1t opm TeRita8 gum Wtitiipoh
Der UohuuHg ppn 6erru 8. u. RAT.
tsrmann, BEN gretisn osutfh=ameritaz
niiteu 6iftoriter, go. $40 gprt Ctr,
eintH Ssiua a5. Gs mar oies etn Gin-
/ BREEDER, osr leoo6 rur iebr gerlngs
geute mahte un0 nit blau.r gobn:n
UerIheutt Duroe. Der 8urihs Duroe
isboh pom 9Iut bsgiiuitigt uno ents
tam unperleet.
S, Giubre1sr, c:r aueenitsiniih
ourdb bls GuhsufenItsr singeorungen
mar, bate bersits bic uHtereR RGums
Iihteiten aenau ourhiuht uno Der
| Ihisoenes, pas ihm oes mitnehmens
ipsrtb ihien. bubih SufdmmeugeIegt,
ais sr bsihIoB, aud eem obtrsn
! Stpdp<rt einsn Eeiuh ab3u'tattsn
/ Die erIts 5hiir. Die or in bic 5dno Be.
fam, fiihrte in bds S6lafSimHter por
katherine RattermanH, Der 3ohte'
6srru 8. q. Rattsrmaun's uuo Sc
tretirin Der aupubon Geiellihaft
Hrl. Ratttrmlnu srnahte, iobalb hel
. guribe oaF .3immsr betreten bdttt
uuo rief ibH an, tporauf er iporn'
Ttysits Die Gluht srgrifF uno an
oemIelben Wegt, auf osm er getom
men, pas 6aus esriyeb. Auf Die Ru'
. hi. Rattsrmann'E par i1r Reffs
S.rr irto. Weuirgtpr, srtpadt. De-
/ ooun BEN Ginbreh:r mshrere auqeii
. uahianoie, bic jeboh Ieioer ibr 3ie
: perf,hltsr. Cine uHtsrfuhuna srgat
oab bic qan3e gsute bss Ginbreher!
/. in 0rei Qaar 5dnbihubsn. bic 6errl
. 8. u. Rattsrmann uno 5errn Grst
{ gDeIiuqton geb0rtaE, iopie in $l.5
I in gaar esItauo, bsun Die Sadeu, oi
!. sr Tid suTammsnsepodt bate, muBt
/, Ct auf Der siligsu 5Iu6t I'm Stic
n laiIen.
! TerTsl6s Ginbreter. Der aueer
: iheinlih bon siuem orduBeH rShmit
: re itehsnoen" Humpdn beaIettet fua,
purce tutse 3sit Ipdter aus eer @ol
: nuno pon Qllbert Stspemdn, go. 81
!. Einolan Str1bs, psrirheuht, no {
sbenfaLs ourh rin Jsniter sinseitiege
!. mar. Sier bate sr Elm qortemonna
Ii NIT IS, bret 9iinge Totpie ein qa1
boisn, oie Ssrrn TisptmaH seborte
uno in osnen fi5 500 befunoen, erbeu
n tet. DieIs 5ofen puroeu Dem gurfhs
|, ieooh furse 3sit fpdtsr piscer abg
b tnnf rSis glnftsiiten pilIep unb Wl
n Sbonon ipurben Der beioen etnbref
NJ an Der 5inblap StrdBe aniihtia, b
n beim grbliden Der gsnurten iofo
Gsrlsnseio saben. Gs foIsts nun ei1
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0lns benz Smnsesgebdmoe.
Sas s.utide 1bsatsr nno Der Iesa
terpreia mea.m auHiihrui,g oss
,,@raieu Don 2ursmbnrg
psrfIaat.

glarc alatp unb Qbrubam Z. er@
Lancer, bic ameritanii6en Smprelas
rios alap e Grlanger bon Rem
0ort, pelche an Der Spite oe8 3peaz
ter fruits iteben, bubsn seitetn I'M
gunbes areisgerift alage geGeH
ben DeutTben 5heatsrperetn anges
itrenot neqen piberrehtllher 4uttuPa
runo Der 2ebar'fhen Sperette Der
9raf Don 2ursnIburg", Die bier Dor
einigen Dphen i'm Deutfhen Ibeoter
oeqeben purbe. Der Ibeaterpers1n
fptrb in Der aIageihrift ais iHtorpo@
rirte GeIeQihaft be3eihnet uno nams
BAIT 'perben genatt Sobn Shlpaab
als Br1iioent, Gtto Gruit Sdmto
uIs Direttpr unD Spbn 8. 6dplin ais
8erpalter bss 8ranb Spernbauies.
aIatu &c grlanger bebaupten, tie bat
ten ale 4uFfubrungsz uno ionitt8en
/ Rtfte Der in Grd9e itebenoen Opsrette
fir Nmeritd ertporbeu. gs tduoen
3ur 3eit in glep gort proben itatt,
um bus Stiid bsrausgubringen. DEN
nod babe Die erite QuFfubruns IN
Cincinnati in bsutifsr Spra6e itatts
qefunoen unb 9irettor Otto Grn't
/ Shmtb bort Isi i'm gsgriff, DasStut
aud dRoeripdrts 3u geben. Gs tptrf
oeshdlb ein Gin6altsbefebt perldngt
um etne misbsrbotung bes Stude:
ourh ous oeuti6e GnTemble BON Gin
cinnati su perbiroeru. 5eruer ptrl
| Die auslieferung aIer Dtanuitrtpt
uno gurtituren berlongt uno terns
ioIIen bic Gtnnabmsn Der AuTfuhrun
perrs6nst uno ben Sldgeru tbr 4n
t6eil 5ugsipro6en tperoen. Sin tenn
pordrsr GinhdltsbsfehI iDuroe erIai
ZEN, ben bic BetItagteu Hdtirlih b'
. tdmpfeu iperpen. 5err Sobn ohDua
ipiro nd tpunbern iiber ieinsn reue
. Iitel. Dos 9eutite 3bedter purt
Dor siniesu Sahren pon oem dmerIto
. nii6en Ibeater 9irettpr Sapaf
pegeu angebliher uuberehttgter 4u'
fii6runq Der rQuitigsn gDittpe" pel
= ttdat. Gs bate bamdls ben Yro8e'
Der Dor Rihtsr 9oatiter psrbdHoe
puroe, 9etDonnen.
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0eburten.

grnIt unb anna Su,plid. 4264
1ans Str. ancbe.
Sorpep uno aula Gempsr. 1927
Ronfort Ctr. Wdohen.
Tgrani uao Tlaris Wallsr, 608 Ss'
tam Cir, Rnabe.
WilIibolp unp Glen asbmann, 31lE
6drpdro 2lpe., Wdo6eu.
5obn unb Wari. 9rodmdnu, 343S
bueIpn ape., WIoden.
Galomou uno TlarD RoisHb1um
TAP Wejt 8. S.rabs, WsGbden.
5enrp urb Sofis Giihsr. 80 Wsi
lluipsriitp apt., Mdo6en.
- iJr.D. unb arnu Remsrs. 3O01 Gen
ibolp gpe.,e : Gnabe. -
- Witplous uno emma 3nld. GO;
Sia.s ape., anabe.a~
: : gblparo unb Dil6elmins Wargolo
1s8 Wens Ctr, anabe.
WilIiam unb Marie Jiirseus. A3'
GjIenipdp aDe., Rdoten.
Jaiob unb Cutie Gang, 1923 Jrss
man Ape., Wdo6tn.
Oscar unh gmma 0erbcrbt. Gill
ton. Mdoh,n.
Robert uno Dora grinsmsner, 22
Weit Z. Apt., Gna6e.
syrnnt unb Warn GRelmcnu, II
Jrsemon Ape.. Qncbe.
Carl unb CLARA @retuher. 3249 y
jbpp Str, ancbe.
BARN nnb 4nnis 5drmuih. 43
Wsii MeWidsn 4pe.. Wdbden.
Spbn unb Qenc gang. 1902 Sprin
G)rops Npe.. .anobt.
ssiiolns uno Wurie psirt. 102 G
her Eir., Gnobe.
aorrp unn Suiis Tornbuid. 13l
ghrge Ctr, Hncbe.
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RaHssiraMahtn

5eute gluhmittag I'm 2 llhr finbet
bic mpnattite Qeridmmlung oes
Grduenperejns ber Dritten Deutih.
Brot Gen'einoe (gJdItur 8. 6aefnsr)
Itatt, init netther oas gtppsmbsrsaaf
feefrduscaen perbunbtn lit. Die 8ers
aaTtalteriKuen oesieIbsr iiko folpenoe
Tamen: 2outia Rnuneer, gliia
Rupqmann, Waarir alodenbrint, 1os
pbid RsrIttng, GliIa Nister, Sod
Sreuaing, 4silbelniHd Gofter, emma
pahm1nn, Daartd ludmdnn, Gina laa
aemann. Tiefe Ddmen Iaoen aas
Frsuaoli1Ii 3u iArem aofies sia.
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Stelltc etHcru Der Glbenburgsr INT.
Streiu nui.

Sn Der qsitriQeu 8erTommlun8 reg
ClbeaburQer Unit. s9eretus, Delde uUs
ter BEN 8orTiB Don 6erru Glem. .Nies
baus uno cerYrotptoqfiibrung ponNnz
ton Sedmanu il gdnutnes 2otdl IN
Drain unD Is. Gtrabe itattfano. puros
elm gedmtsntidet fir oa8 lauieuos
Sabr aufoeitelit. ,3'pet ertrantten
Wiialeneru tpurne bic ublihe Inter
itubuno beninigt unb cine Ginlaoung
Der 6uoeppbl gpmbination 3u i1ren
am tommenoeu Sonntag tuttfinoenoen
apn3ert NIT Tant dnqenpmmsn. Die
Giunabneu 6etrugen $1225, bic qusa
oabsn $40.
Tus bon ben 6errsu GlsHl. Qliez
taug, Sen. QdmPtuq unD Sec, 8rods
mann beiteGeupe Nomindttons Rome
mittee IteIlte oas iolgenoe 8eamtena
| Itidet auf:
Fiir grdIiosnt; 3Ds. 9rodmonn.
FrQnt DileHbriut,
iyur 8i3eprdHbent: Qutou 5et@
mann, Germ. Shosnfelo.
5ur prot .zSetretdr: 0p. 2ueten,
5beo. Shilling,
Sir 6inau3sSetretar: Am. Ditte,
9. 8. 6ummeImonn
Sur SdaBmeiiter: @Iem, Utopeu'
borf, 9en. Wimbere.
| Tiir 9srtrauensmdnH: Sos. Sed'
mann, Sobu Wimberg.
| Fur Tbiirbater: Sos, 8othoFt
GTrdut 5Gluster.
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g2ir ofieriren Dem uoeltirenoen Yu'
Gtlim unIere aroBe ausDabl
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2lus ben Oerid3tsb6feM.

Die grobgeihuorenen erheten ch'
p.rI6ieoene DsDrp antlugen, =
5atrldIiiss Gbouffsurs entgehen Der
arininalsD sDerfolsung. - Ghelhels
bunggfd0e. - GddeensriostlaSsn
- Gsidieosn, obns perbeiraifet gs'
tpeIsn su Isin. - Qahldbs SodsH.
- @sri6ispenes.
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Isbbafte 5sbiaaD, pdbrsno nslhsr
8eamten cen Sgliihtigsu sintge &u9elH
nahianbteu, obne jebob 8u treFfeu
Die Burden liefen pie bic 5afen uHn
betpertitsQigten ibre BIuht, mubtsn
jebod bic 6oIer oes Ssrrn Sispeman
nit ben $50 fallen lafen.
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,,Muerieelen.

5eute IN alerIeelen! Tlan Adt oas
3ootsnfeIt in ben 6erbit psrlegt, In bic
.3eit, in pelcher Der Winb NIT ben ge.
fallenen raItelnben Bi1tiern iein
Spi,l irsibt; bic 3eit, In ipelhsr BITE
lssten eriisrbenoen gliithen an bic
9erednglihtsit bts SrbiThen ermab.
Hsn. llno tper fih an alleritelen In
osn Etdttsn oss 1rebens umfisht, Der
iinbst ba bic grobs 3ahl Derer, rsnsn
Der orimme 5hnittsr 5oo fhpere
Duupen peihlaeen, Der fieat manhs
feibt 5br1ne nuf Die IsBis gBohnurs
Der fpeeentiioen 2ebenspiloer falIer.
Shmerssn, bic ME psrjdhren. fpsrten
diisgetpsini, uno bic aitbt ihmidt
NIT ben lsbtsn gIiitben bes 5utrss
bic e'r1ber. uno tpsnn es aud nur elm
bsfhsiben.s Gtr6nbhen une ardns'
lein fir bas Grob Der armsn iit;
nis Qisbe bat IS a.brod,t: Die qiebe,
Die Der 5beuren nis pergibt. Sn Der
erinnsrung sisbsn bic liebeu GsltdItsn
poriiber, inn 6er3eH ittbtn iie rpieotr
cuff. - Turd fpelses qaub irebs
Der Ropembsrptnb. 9eradn9iihteit,
rpobin Der Bid fdlIt. Tas III bss
glelt aoui
gDotin bds uuss orinst,
sSft GhuIn uuo Qeibsn.
llno mas Der 3sitlauf brinst.
5It sJIi.fn unb ftsiosn.
GasipiIhen bat Der 5ruum
Don @lud uno 2isbs
Wur nod, 10 piei Raum,
DAB sr tsrItiebe.
Dod, nidt anss 3sritisbt. Sn 5a'
aeib. in bic 1rduer uuo bag Sebnen
bic tinaus ptiroeeH tpsrben nah Der
5tais.n nes Irisoens. miftt Iih Il
mants idone uno Iiibs grinnerung
ia sishsn Stunben unb 5agt mi
iiiben giIoern porii6tr, bic Gniihlu
isnen Iteben i'm 5er3sn tpieoer dui
I'm nls CUTE lihte Gngel nit burh'l
asbtn Az a.hen, bis Der lob osm mi
ten gSilgsr oas BunospsIt abbrih
ano alsr qummer ihfuinoet. penl
CT auf Gtpiatsi. Uersint III nit alle
Isinsn eisbsn. bic Dor ibm eahin1s
9anatn:
gDie bi. ial6sn glatier idllsn.
6sut' IN aasri,eIentas;
no man gu ben 0rdbern lualsn,
geien unb bort ipsinsu mag.
unn ososnttt i.ner 3ogs.
Td fie l.btsn, bi. oo nun
Cbne aeib uno Quit uno plcge
sisi I'm fiiIlsn @rab. rubin.
Dof lpsr tsinen Su betldosn,
Mer s.in Grab Su ihrniden bot.
Gsnnoh mag er Qeio ipohi trdee1
Wsnn audi ihm Der Spdtherbit nah
Tod or Jorge. ipiro ,rittinsn
Sbm Der altrfesi.ntag.
DAB man tlagen, bub man frein'
eluh on isinem Grabt mag.
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- Sebu Sones BON go. 40 Rain
6trcBe m.Ibets ssittrn Der polissi,
bah ihm fein. aolotne laftenuhr pe'
iiohlsn spurbe. Gr eob Der ppIisei ben
Wamen bes Mdnnes an, ben er I'M
Usrba6t sat. ben DittitupI besanssa
~ baben.
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Plea for the Pesslmisi.

There Is i story Of an ex-chFlAtian
Scientist. who. when asked why he
had relapscd Or haekslld. Of become
un-ehristlan-unsc confessed 10
having tired u being so dsrued hap
~ all the time Evidently that man
needed an occasional dash d pessi-
mism-- 10 make life interesting az
Ter the monosony 81 persistent un-
varying optimism The hopelcssIy In
durable optimism reveIs lies. walioNs.
In cheerfulness: his object III life II
the pursuit of happiness. and. like
the infant creeping t0w ard cake o.
soap. he won't be happy I'll be geta
II.
Epigrammatie comparisons 81 opii-
mist and pesslmist drop from The lips
Of would b. vita. The Optimlst sees
the rose the pcsslmlsi feels IL ihorns. :
"Of two evils. the opiimiss chooses the
lesser. the pesslmIst both u ID not
Easy % cover the pcssllnist with Oh.
l0Quy ~ II he deserved III
II there were no reaxlinisls 10 bal.
last the bousaut opsimlsi. hos long
would N. human race last The op.
tlmlst slia upon u. deck IL i crowd.
II steamer. ssrenely smiling. bliss.
fully content The pessimls,. sitting
beside him. smells smoke and besins
70 hdges The opsimlst says II 4 me
imagination and advises him ~ ii
worry. for al Will come right In H.
end Nevertheless. H. pessnnls, gets
~ 4id "nozes 'foand" III b. dlacoy.
- hre. which Il then quietly sub.
ducd fsat when. On hls rcta II. III
tells the optImlst II II. the opplmlsy
eAclaims tfIumphantly. .DIdnt say
All would come right III the endys And
The ssasperaiinE part III II Il. the
opsinliSt'a confidence Il justified
thanks 70 the pesslmrf Llpplucpft's
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REH[AR|NG N RUFF CASE
CANE ~ TODAY n CALIFORNIA
srpBrAF COURT.

san Francisco. Cal. Feb. s.-The
case Of Abraham Rasl, The former
political boss of san Francisco who
sas sentenced 10 fourteen years 10
the penitentiafs Dr. bribery Of :
supervisor. came ID for rehearius
TO-DAY IN the state supreme eourt
Ruef sas convicted fao years ago
after = trial that lasted nearly four
months and which 1as uiade senss.
tionsi b. the attempt II assassinais
Francis Heney. the special prose.
cutof Id the ease since his conslf.
tson every twist and turn known 70
the lAs hss been employed 10 save
The former political boss from prison
Recently h. has been enjoying hls
liberty under sgso.psn bail The
main contention ID support pf ths
present Request f0f Z new trial ii thai
the receiver q btlbp i ~ &c.
eompltee and equally guilty with hi
stsef ~ bride faoneY. and thai thui
fsf Ms testimony "a Enadmissible
should this contention 81 upheld b,
the supreme court. in opposition /,
the opinion expressed BIZ the AZ
pellsse court. many II the princlpa
witnesses sgsinst Ruef uoHid ~ Dis
qualified from fsatifyine