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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
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ner aeiTs aus BEN Sun$n Suriltses
tehrt.
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80. unb 81. Sttuber une !. Rcoems
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port.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Tic GuriHstoa Sifter Inr sas yaia'
4irnatl SnltSbiatt" beitnost id I'M
Gehauoc @p. 5O9--5l1 Maolps
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perocu bis 10 lIbr abcnns saislblt
.uts,scRssnOmmsn. SeIepbOu Ssatb
1854.
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bent Der ObiO ScroQ u. 2umber Go,
uRb Joiepb 6. aub fino mad Rorz
tinspiqe. Sno., 5ur aur gersiIt.
Die QttieHinbaber Der 0eitsrn
German Sapings gant ertpabIten sss
itern Dds nlte Oirsttprium pieoer.
Die 8eamtsrpabI finbet ipdter itatt.
6srr Bernard 8. Sheroer lpurs
be gsitsru in Der ST. Spbanues airde
in Qenisburg nit 5rl. 5hereiia M.
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8raut, J1o. 70 SFt II. Strabe, bic
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ben auber fer3lihen 9ratulationsn
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gaar trat eins 9o4seitsreiie nat)
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Ssnton So. areisgerihts bat aeitern
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ben GroBsefGnorenen angstlagt NOR
ben, einen 3eugen. Ramsns aouis
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fsai6aft einen Reiasib su leiIten,
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uno Gnsere iinb 9rosiaRi's 9ertbeiDi.
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fern begonnen.
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MaA sin beoeuteHoes SntereHe ente.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Inter goriis bon 5errn Soi. 5sts
mann unb Der prototolfiihruns bon
Serrn anion 6sdmann ianp ssiisrn
abene cine 9sriammluna bss Clbtns
burger 9ersins in Sanninss go,al
an l3. unb Wain Sirabe ftaii. Tas
arontsutpmmittse berihieie. bub iih
i.in Mitglisb aui Der arnntsnlIte BE-
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nddiisn 9erinmmIuns Elm Ssamiens
1idtt unisrbreiten iperpen, tpurDtn
ais Nominations Gommiites aufsss
fieIlt: .. gnn.e. glem. Qiebaus uno
ssrant Willsnbrinf slIs nenss Grans
tsniommittes lpurben ernnnni bic 6trs
ren: Sotn Zen. Doriiser; 6p. SEEMING
unb 5obn Deeisn. Di. GiHnahmsn
betrussn $17.25. bic ausaaben 30
Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Mss!tp 2eetor. 50, 1874 poppls
Strubs, snqusii in Shspebt.
Glif 6erbert aroeeer, Ia Iags.
1434 1enmon Strobe, Snaut't IN
Ghpebe.
Sohn Wurrap. 80. S24 le'i eourt
Strabs, Riersnleioen.
GbarIes y. Epplsr. 8 Wonats,
PIG gapmi[ler Sirabt. 9armtolit.
Rilss g. .sobuion. So. 1921 gan
Der Srnbs. arebs.
Steptxn 5orie. 5s, 1921 Sncnc
Strabs, 8lutfturS.
annis Gitsel, 90, 1929 Santon
Sirabe, arebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Gin aufopfernbtr Re-
batteur. Sin fnit tragisfomtih
anmutbsnbss gsiipisi bon Der srsns
senloien Sinaobe zines Rtbnitturs
fir bic SntsreHen ieines glciies lks
Fsri elm ipodsrsr ruiIifher Seurnaiiit.
elm Rsna,tsur nss rauriers Don
CoeiIa". Die 9iirser CosKos uno
Der llmssbun3 ipercen nit probts
nummern bss Bini!es periorgt. nt.
fpissnhs unssip0hnlide aniiinoisuns
,nibaltsn: ~5err Boris Dbs, Rsbots
itur bss .,aurKrs pon GbeHo., bat
i'd, bsrsit ertI1ri. feline perfou .bem
Shieosiprud, tinss RebottionsioQss
aiums an unsermsrfen. 9err Boris
gbe, Elm bDdii norntbmtr iuneer
wsnnn. perpfIif.e. iih. orei Wsona.c
mad eriheinen bieIsr antiinbisuns.
zine MbonnsHiin pes ~Auriers bon
Cbsiia- gum altar su fiibren. Rsi6s
ihum ober 4rmuib Sugtno cMr HIs
ter ipislen bel bitisr Gbeihliebune
teine Role; bic bstreffenbe DAME pirn
obne Mniehen Der ytrioH ourh o1E
Coos kitimmi. Der 0erlas bes ~aus
rkrs bon Cbefia" psrpilihtet iih nas
bel, 6errn Boris 0bs bonn 9aee biss
fer 6eiratb an Gin monoilifes Ste
penbium non $50 Rubeln ous3uiesen.
Nubsrbem ipirb Der 0erlae Der burh
oos Coos btitimmisn Hrout cine peis
rotbssnbs i'm Wertbe pom 500 NuheIn
iibsrreihsn- all< unptrbeirotbeisn
4boHnsniinnen nes .Ruriers bon
CntiTo" iiRb olic isitriid sinseIdben,
lih in bic aifie Der Damen eintragsn
gu laiTen. untsr bensn bonn bas Coos
kiiimmsn ipirb. iper ben -h0@R bors
nebmtn iunsen Wann@ gum Gsm0bI
trbilt :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

snna Der Oien,Dop uno DiIber Mpenne
bon sinem Der JeIepbons0 s0eienf daft
seborigen MutonDbil iiberTahren, TAM
jsboh NIT Mnbebsutenoen Ghrammsn
bopon. Der Derunelii6te ipuroe bon
oem Chauffeur nadh ieiner eltsrlihen
WDbnufa ssfatren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
S.ind, I'm .3nilnd,ts4sn

Sm 3ufluhts6oufe nerDen nnnme1r
ioiepsr 4eiuher jugeiaflen. Ter Be
iuhstns iit ipit iblih Der Greitog uno
bic 1efuHs3eit BON sipei biz bier lbr
achmittags. 0eionntli6 partn fsit
etrbo 3ipei Monnten ale Deiu6tr aus.
sefhIoFtn. ba mon infoIse bss Grnf'
iirens bes S9arln6fiebers in Der
Siabt bic Snio0eR 0es 3uflu6tsbaus
les isinsr Ashedunssssfa1r auslstsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
EabiHa 3irieI.

Die Stpeitern pom Gabinos 3irtel
Tinb ireunoIihit trfuf,t, Der Der
fommlung am iyreitaa Vn6mittag
reti sablreih beisnipobnen- gs fIno
perihiebsn. ansel.s.nbeiten BON Wihs
tici.it III erlsbig.n une So6en fol-
len beiprohen iperoeH. bic fur ale
Hlitoliseer pon Snttrsfis iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Die GrippDrt Gffiee far oaa yGin'
ei.iaai,er @oltsbIatt beTiubet I'D In
80. 339 gOrf Strate, geeeuaber orm
Gonrtbanie, Dsisl6it gtaisfciten, Iu'
ssiGea II. |. iu. bis 10 liBr i5 WiHuies
a6snSs entgcgenacusmmfu werhen
Ssiepbos Soath 2401.
- 0sppprt pirb bisiss csabr teine
Qbsnoftuls habsn. Die untoiten fir
bic 5agitule iinb 10 grobs. babosr
Suprrtntsubent Sammino Der pffsnts
Iiaen StuIsn es nidt passn pil,
Den S6ulratb um 8slo flir bic
Ibenoi hulen an5ugeben.
- 8orfissr 2amps Dom republitas
niIhen @recutiDe aommittee ma6ts
geft.rn bstannt, bab nsbit Der Romis
nation fir Rsprdientantsn lnp
Staatss 5enutoren in Der 4bltimmuna
am ID. Sttpbsr aud lshs aanbioae
ten fiir Witslieoer Des Shuiratbs 3u
npminirsn iinp.
- Od oIe 3ermlne BON Nlbert
Silpa uno 4malia Sdmiot ais 3rus
fees fir bic 0ffentlite gibliotbet abz
gelaufsH iinp, purDen bieielben pom
Wapor aris9sr ssitern ipieoerernannt.
- Die Grags be3iigli9e Der neusn
Bride ii6er ben Qitingflub, entpeber
In 8ifpiin nber tn asnton, ipurbe in
Der leBten Sibuns oss s5istusratbs
srmogen Die aneslessnbeit rpuroe Biz
sur ndhfien Sisuns, Die i'm RoDembei
In QeDport absebaItsn pirb, suriid.
gekgt.
Die Resiitration in NeppDrt sr,
CAB folsenbes Refultat: 1886 Repu,
bfilaner, 1855 Demotraten, 124 go,
aialiiten, 497 llnabbdnsiss. % feline,
partei nneeb0renb, 2 probibitioniiten
gsiammtsR sRssiitratipn 1892.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
81 { y er.

- mGbrenb pss Genititrs am st
;triqen Rorssn ltlus rer Slis in eins
uH!erEalb Don Riperpier part. aH.
ferfons 1errn. aeIsaens Steune une
pieitlbe brannis nieoer. Der ShaoeB
t.!auft iih auf stpa $500.
- in Der DohnuHg BON ). W. Bus
ldsrto, go. $40 MeIt Jiinfie aDenuf.
ipurO, aeFtern glanmiitas bur6 oie
erplcfion zines 8afoliHtoners Elm
'euer peruridft, oas itooh aeiDid.!
percen sonnie, che nsnnensiperther
odao.n dnssriht.t iporoen mar.
in Der Wobnung bon 9. Sens
briri, i'm britten Stodirtri bes oaas
les Ro. $40 81, p.arl Strnbs. brad
gsftsrn 4btno geaen iieben uhr infolss
Der Grploiien einss @afolinschers
Jeu.r aus. bas .insR 5haeen Don
800 perurfnhie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

iocIIte. glnhnem nun bi. Gpipernie
poriiber III, rrbalten 9elufsr ipieosr
Sutriti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
0uf bapsHaeiommen.

Bnf bapoHgeiOmmen.
bon Gliid fanR btr ont Jnbge ate
Denjomin Risn.n BON SO. 43 Burns
Gtrabe icstn. DIR Rnnbe lDuroe ges
ittrn Na1mittas. als sr ii1 auf Dtm
Nsee aur S6ule befaaD. an Des areu.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
TEST DRILLING WILL
START At ONCE
Bryan Natuyl Gas Company to Begin
operaEnssta~ Natural
Gas or Oil.

Mr.. NJ A. Currie. of Shreveport,
La, has returned to the city with his
outfit and machinery to begin pros
pecting for gas and oil at once. The
well drilling rigs were shipped to Col
lege Station, as that is the nearest
railroad point to the holdings OF the
company, and the expert mechanics
and drillers will arrive in few days.
Indications of natural gas have been
found in various parts Of the county.
and sites for test wells have been To-
Gated, so that now the prospecting can
start at once. Mr. Currie stated to an
Eagle reporter that indications were
very much in favor of locating gas
field. II this venture should prove sue
cessful it will supply cheap fuel, which
Is the only essential lacking for max
ing Bryan manufacturing center
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
LEGISLATURE WILL
COME SATURDAY
viii Be Accompanied by/Roard Of Di
rectors and Many Ysitorsz7AfI
Ready for the hspss'ton.

The legislature of Texas is to visit
A. & NJ. college in a body next Sat
urday and a program covering the
time of the stay OF the lawmakers is
being prepared.
The understanding is that the spe-
cial train of the International & Great
Northern railroad bringing the Wis
itors will arrive during the forenoon
and that the party will remain until
in the evening. President Trenck-
mann, of the board of directors of the
college, has authorized a called meet
ing at that time in order that the
members of the board may be at the
college for the visit of the legislators.
1t will be the first time the legislature
has ever visited this big Institution,
and it is very gratifying to all the
officers of the college that they are
coming. They will be entertained in
the college mess hall, will be shown
through all the departments and will
see the students in dress parade. The
report from Austin is that about four
hundred visitors will be in the party.
Hon. Wiley Mangum Imboden, for
mer tsudent of the college. who has
son now at A. & NJ, has been in Aus
tin for the past two weeks and has
urged the legislators to come TO the
institution and see it. He believes
that II will require but view OF the
place 10 convince them of the institu-
TONS worth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
LINES DRAWN FOR
THREE BIG FIGHTS
Canadian Reciprocity, Permanent Tar
iff Board and Direct Election Of
Senators Are the Issues.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle, ]

Washington, Feb S.-The lines are
being drawn in the senate today for
the three big fights of the session,
which win decide the fate of the Cana
dian reciprocity, of the Taft perma-
nent tariff board and OF the direct elec-
ton of United States senators. The
leaders today predict that all three
will be lost, despite the powerful in
fluence President Taft Is exertiDg for
the first two and the nationwide de-
mand for the direct election Of sena-
tors.
Some democrats, led by Senator
Bailey, who have received notice that
the measures must not pass at this
session, are ready to filibuster, 1t is
declared, TO defeat the tariff board
bill. Senator Lodge and other old line
senators are fighting the direct cleo
ton of senators.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
ROOSEVELT WILL
Be BRANDED
knights Of Bovinia Are Laying" for
Him When He Comes to
Fort Worth.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle.I ]

Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. S.-Former
President Roosevelt will be branded"
by the Knights of Bovinia when he
visits here March 10, The Bowman
order was recently organized to pre-
serve the memory of the old.time cow
boy. New. members are seized on the
streets and hauled to the lodge rooms
in a patrol wagon. Mr.. Roosevelt has
signifed his willingness to join. He
will be given the whole ordeal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
OPPOSES F0RTIFY|NG THE CANAL
Rear Admiral Stevenson Favors Neu-
tratity Commission and Fleet at
Either End OF Big Ditch.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle.

New Orleans, La, Feb. ST am OPP
posed to fortiiying the canal, declared
Rear Admiral Thomas s. Stevenson on
arriving here from San Francisco. Il
believe the president should urge the
nations TO form a neutrality commits
sion to administer the affairs of all
the waterways in the United States.
Then the government should maintain
a feet at either end of the canal to
portect American interests
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
TAKING Of JUA REz
NOT ABANDONED
orozco Only Waiting to Get Ready.
Junta Says Will Be Taken
in Four Days.
[speelal % The Bryan ESD. ]

El Paso, Texas, Feb. S.-There are
no indications this afternoon that Gen.
eral Orozco, the insurgent leader, in
tends to attack Juarez today. Several
bands OF rebels, dust covered, were
seen riding their horses to the river
for water. 1t is believed that these are
reinforeements who have just arrived
from the country south of Juarez and
that General Orozco will give them a
short rest before assaulting the gar
rison.
The revolutionary junta here this
afternoon announced that Juarez will
be taken within the next four days
General Navarro's forces will probably
be allowed to enter Juarez before the
attack, as this battle will settle def.
nitely the supremacy of power in
chihuahua.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
STRENUOUS TRIP
FOR PRESIDENT TAFT
viii Campaign for Reciprocity-Ad-
dress Lincoln Banquet and the
Illinois Legislature.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. !

Washington, Feb. S.-Rushing from
a state dinner tomorrow night, Presi-
dent Taft will start on three days
campaign on reciprocity and will also
deliver the Lincoln day address at
Springfield, Ill. His first stop will be
at Columbus, Ohio; thence he will go
to Logansport Ind. He will address
the Illinois legislature Saturday after
noon. and that night he will deliver
an address at the Lincoln day banquet
He viii arrive here on his return TRIP
Monday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
IN QUAKER CITY
KNOCK Out" Brown and Ad Wolgast
to Contest for Lightweight
Supremacy.
[speclal % zinc Bryan EagIe. ]

Philadelphia, Feb. s.-The first
championship prize fight here in many
months win be staged tonight, when
Knock Out Brown is not expected
10 win the title of champion from Ad
Wolgast AS no decision is allowed
in Philadelphia, the only way Brown
can annex the lightweight champions
ship will be to knock Wolgast cold be,
fore the finish in six rounds.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
WATCHING MOVEMENTS
OF TELEPHONE TRUST
Agents Detailed to Note Action of
Meeting to Merge All Three
Companies into One.
[speelaI 70 The Bryan EagIe.l J

Washington, Feb. S.-Anticipating
the formation of a multi-million dollar
telephone trust, the department Of JUS
tee today detailed special agents to
note every move taken by the delegates
to the National Independent Telephone
Association meeting in Chicago this
week. The reported purpose Of the
meeting is TO combine the Bell, Morgan
and independent systems into one or
ganization covering the entire country
under a single management.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
WHAT HE SAW IN Mexico
n Arizona Sheriff Says Country Is
Swarmlng with Insurgents and
They VIII Attack kogales.
[speolnl 10 Tho nryan Eagle. ]

Huachuca. Arlz.. Feb. s.-Sheriff Al
bert Turner, returning today from a
three days trip across the border, re
ported that the region in Mexico south
OF here is alive with insurrectos, and
that an attack on the town of Nogales
is expected He says the town is poor
" garrisoned and that the federals
are ready to desert and join the insur'
gents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-08
SENATE COMMITTEE UNAN|-
NOUS FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Recommend Bill Awarding Canal Ex-
position TO Pacific Coast
Metropolis.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

Washington, Feb. S.-The senate
committee on expositions decided
unanimously today to recommend the
adoption of the bill awarding the Pan
anna exposition to San Francisco.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-10
CITY MARSHALL SALES.

VIII be sold before the court house
door between the legal hours of sale
on the first Tuesday in September,
1911, the following described property
towit:
One vacant lot on Price street
Ltunded east by Sophia Cowart, west
by Phillip Sampson, north by SaIlie
Abram an dsouth by Price street.
Also, at the same time and place
will be sold the following described
poverty, towit:
One vacant lot on Peppermint alley.
bounded east by Zen Johnson, west
by Arnold Price north by Cook Jack
81. and south by Peppermint alley.
Sold in 1894 for taxes and bought IN
by the city.
Sold by order of the mayor and
city council Of Americus.
W. D. SMITH,
City Marshall
al
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-10
SUMTER TO REMAIN IN
The THIRD, OF COURSE
In Makeup Of New Georgia
Districts

Sumter county is to remain in the
Third congressional district and not
transferred to the Twelfth, as was
enormously announced in a news dis
patch sent out from Atlanta and pub
lished in the Times-Recorder yester-
day. We lose two or three of the
counties now in the Third, but gain
others.
Here is the bill, as finally agreed
on by the entire committee and which
will be reported to the house, Great
ing new Twelfth district:
First District-Cuts off Emanuel
and Toombs.
Second District-Cuts off Berrien
Tiff, Turner, Terrell, Randolph, Quit
man and Clay.
Third District-As reconstructed
now contains Quitman, Randolph, Ter-
rell, Stewart, Webster, Taylor, Ma
con, Schley, Sumter Lee, Dooly, Crisp,
Turner and Ben Hill.
Fourth District-Adds Douglas and
Campbell from the Fifth.
Fifth District-Now composed of
Fulton DeKaIb, Ro kdaIe and Clay
ton.
Sixth District - Crowford, Jasper
and Putnam added.
Seventh District-Unchange
Eighth District-Adds Newton and
Walton and cuts off Jasper, Putnam
and Greene.
Ninth District-Unchange
Tenth DistriCt-Green added.
Elcvtnth District-Glynn, Camden,
Charlton, Davis, Pierce, Appling,
Ware, Davis, Coffee, Clinch. Echols,
Lownes, Brooks, Irwin, all of present
district. Adds Tiff and Berrient and
cuts off Telfair Dodge, Laurens and
johnson.
Twelfth District-Emanuel and
Toombs from the First; Telfair,
Montgomery, Laurens, Dodge and
Johnson from the Eleventh. WilcoN,
Twiggs and Houston from the Third
All of the present congressman are
left in their districts, except Dudley
Hughes. who will be in the new
Twelfth, leaving the Third without a
member of congress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-10
WOODROW WILSON HAS
KEPT HIS PROMISES
Regarded As In Line For the
Presidency

The following is an editorial from
The Louisville Courier-JournaI
The governor Of New Jersey is a
fine illustration Of the truth so often
in these columns that N
American politics no man can tell
what a day may bring forth, the rule
of more than half a century having
been that it was the unexpected that
happened A short twelve months ago
Dr. Wilson was president of the Uni
versity of Princeton, quite out Of the
line of politics and political promo
ton. Today Governor Wilson, Of New
Jersey, is regarded all over the con-
tinent as quite in lire for the presi-
dency of the United States.
From Polk, in 1874, to Roosevelt,
in 1900, there We're only three actual
chief magistrates who We're so much
as thought Of for the chief magistracy
two years in advance Of their nomi-
nation. The list. beginning with Polk,
includes Taylor, Pierce, Lincoln,
Hayes. Garfield, Cleveland and Harri-
son, the exceptions being Buchanan,
Grant and Mckinley. Even the vice
presidents who succeeded to the pres
idency. like Arthur and Roosevelt,
seemed impossible,
Woodrow Wilson stands before the
people today as that rarest of phenom-
.ena, public man who, elevated to Of
fee, faithfully keeps his prediction
promises.
When he indicated his willingness
to resign the presidency of Princeton
and lead his party as a candidate for
governor of New Jersey he was look
ed upon as an interesting but mistak-
en- gentleman; when he appeared ''on
the stump in effective speeches and
met the wiles of his opponents with
political sagacity, he became a fact u
seriously to be considered; when he
won the election, he took rank as a
national character; and since he has
put on the robes Of Office, he has dis
played qualities that reveal his equip
ment for part in public affairs for
which no other man in the nation
seems equally fitted.
Assuredly that is the kind of man
for the times and the kind of man mil
liant Democracy has long been look
ing for.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-08-10
MANY PYTHIANS TO MIGRATE
TO MACON ON PATH.
of Tenth District VIII
Meet There.

Macon, Ga, August 9.-The Macon
lodges of Knights of Pythias are max
ing extensive preparations to enter
tain visiting delegates to the conven-
ton OF the various Knights of Ply
thias lodges in the Tenth District,
who will meet in this city on August
"a. About fifty visiting delegates
from GAINESVILLE, Forsyth, Zebulon,
Concord, Thomaston, Fort Valley, Mar
shallvilIe, Montezuma, Oglethorpe. Re-
bcrta, Milledgeyille and Eatonton will
be in attendance and among the 9TH
er entertainments which are planned
by the members Of the Macon lodges
in a big barbecue dinner.