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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21

The California Varsity defeated the
Barbarians by a score of 16 to ,, on
California field yesterday. From the
standpoint at the spectators the game
was ideal. thrill following thrill with
such rapidity that the bleachers were
on their feet most of the time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21

Lieut.-Col. Henry NJ. Raymond,
medical corps, will be relieved from
duty in the Preside headquarters San
FRANCISCO, on November 5. to enable
him to proceed to Schofield Barracks.
Hawaii, where he has been assigned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21
NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.

There is not particle of opium or
other narcotic in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and never has been since it
was first offered to the public. 1t is
as safe a medicine for a child as for an
adult. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
wall
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21

BY defeating the olympic Club team
yesterday in St. Ignauus' Stadium.
San Francisco by twenty points to
nothing, the Australian Waratah Rug
by football team displayed that at
last the team is taking on something
Of combination that has been lac king
in their previous shoWings.
The Australians attack was more
substantial than in previous games. It
showed just what team of good at
lacking qualities is capable Of but it
also showed how badly these attack
ing movements can fall down when
fumbling plays such a prominent part
as it. did yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-21

Many persons were injured last
night in a riot caused by an attempt
of University of Illinois students to
force their way into the Opera House
al Champaign, ILL.,, where a vaudeville
show was in progress.
The students were celebrating a
football victory. Revolvers and clubs
figured in the fight.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
nRnER nF PUBLICATION.

STATE of Missouri, county Of TnnCy, -.
In the circuit court Of Tunoy county, Miss
Ouri. April term, 1872.
j, +, lambeth, pluiutiN,
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
Women STUDENTS In Berlin.

The educational statistics Of Berlin
show that the number Of women stu.
dents is increasing there. The theo.
logical department alone shows a fall.
ing off, there being only one woman
registered, while there were several
last year. Besides the 25S women
who attend lectures without matricu-
latlng, there are 12 women IN the
school of jurisprudence, 172 medical
students and $50 in the department of
philosophy. There are In all about
l,115 women students, Of whom the
majority are in the philology and his
tory departments. The record shows
that many Of the important professors
have student daughters and that these
do not, as a rule, aim to perfect them
selves in the branches taught by their
fathers. Among the representatives
of the official class is the daughter
of DR.. Reickes, mayor OF Berlin, who
has matrlculated in the department
for the study of German,
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
HOW SHARK IS HARNESSED
Trick by Which Sailor Pays Debt to
Merciess Member of the
Finuy Tribe.

The sharks jaws are pried open to
the fullest extent; a stout eight,foot
spar of tough timber, four inches by
four in s-measurement, is fixed
transversely far back in the angle Of
the jaw, the ends projecting on either
side. A strong rope leading from the
ends Of the spar is drawn close and
tightened with a clove-hitch round
the fish's tail, behind the wide tall
flukes. 1t is thus the sailor harnesses
his enemy.
The clamp of the cruel jaws drives
the two-inch long teeth deep inlo the
tough spar The tight line holds It in
place, and, struggle as he may, the
shark fails to move the spar an inch
from its position. AS finishing
touch, the sailor drew his knifeblade
across the sharks eyeballs and let
him 90.
Bittcd and bridled, blinded. with
jaws wide-gaping, he swan through a
limitless sea in never-cnding fatuous
circles. The queer furnishings ne
bore scared away others Of his kind.
Lonely and silent he passed like Cain
among the fishes till starvation and
sheer misery ended his existence.
Cruel? OF course it was, But sure
ly, like the venomous snake, the shark
has long put himself beyond the pale
Of human mercy. Soft.hearted as he
usually is, the sailor-man has a long
memory. The shark has followed for
weeks In the shadow of his ship, and
has watched each man of the crew
with greedy maleyoient eye. There
is q heavy debt against all the shark
tribe for many a lost mariner, and,
when the chance comes to settle old
scores, the sailor pays It to the full
Besides the thing has the sanction of
immemorial custom. 1t was some old
Phoenician, trading out Of Tyre to the
far Cassltorides, who, probably, first
put the trick In practice.-Wide World
Magazine.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
Getting the Value of Coal,

The scientific method of buying
coal, not by weight. but by thermal
value, is likely to be adopted by the
st, Paul city government. The %.
T. IT," system, It is called, the ini.
tials standing for British thermal
units. The school board estimates
that it will save six per cent, or
$1,000, on 5000 tons. the years con-
sur7ption. Many railroads are buying
their coal, not for what It weighs, but
for what 1t can do.--spring1eld Re
publican.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
In Full CnsfumA.

An artist was describing a revue
that he had seen In Paris.
1T was a very decollete revue" said
he. an certain parts of II l was for.
chilly reminded of the story Of the
Partisan chorus girl. This girl bad
been put through her PAGES, and final.
ly engaged. And now she said,
about my costume. What costume
shall l wear?
"Tet me see your tongue said the
manager. 'Ah, it's coated. That will
do Watch Dog.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14

No trace has yet been discovered OF
the body Of Carl Kgessig who was
drowned at the dam a couple Of weeks
ago. The seachers have been watch
ing the river constantly, but the high
water continues and tits impossible to
see anything. The men having charge
Of the search are doing all in their
power, but it may be some time yet
before the body can be recovered.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
EsTRAY NnrIcE.

Tokm u9 by J.C. Middleton ana poStcd
h.iv.. A... Hrl.pHi, % ..ustlcru ct the Peace
IN swat town 30 al luury county Mis-
Nor,i. oH the s-lu dHy al February, 1912, the
;ulluWiu-. described property: one red
steer, One year Old, marked withU smOot h
crop Oh the right ear ana split In the lett
ear, and appraised at the sum uf $lBOl.
The Taney County republican., 1912-03-14
The Test.

Billy-Huhi / bet you didn't have
q good time at your birthday party
yesterday.
Willie-I bet / did.
Billy-Then why amt you sick To-
dsyi .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

slGnseno getpi6iten Stiefeln 5iibe
ftsfsn. bsrsn Duff Dem bierbetnigsH
Rader febr unangenebm ift.
Diefe Ddbrnebmung 1T iiber al 3u
maiden; ale 9erbrs6er betber 6es
miIpbdren, mDgen iie nod 70 CROP fem,
tragen ungepflegte llntertleioer; bus
tpiIIsn mir BON ser 2lntbrppometrie
befer. aIs iresnD SemanO Is fOuft piis
fen tann. Sn Summa: Sc griinDlihsr
mir in bos 8erbre4ertbum etnbltdsn,
um 10 mebr perfliihtigen iih bic Sps
pen jener elegonten, uHD furhtbaren
Diebe, BON benen bic Romnnp6dntdIte
70 ptel gu er3dblen ipeiB. Der Ra4s
nuhs retrutirt Ith aus ben 3uhtbdus
fern, unb ourh bus Qeben i6rer birs
.nen6aften 5reunbtnnen ober aud
Shtpeiteru gelangen iie bGufiger in bic
Gretie Der Rethen ober Wtubigen als
bur6 ibr 9iebstalent, bds ourAaus
Ini6t CROP oosr erfinberiI9 gu ieiR
brau6t. Wenn ss um Guberss Quftrez
ten iih h.nbelt, TO lit Oas Beib barin
Der bette Qebrmeiiter. 8u tunn Die
poli3et letber ni6t eingretfen, benn bic
Geliebte berrdtb ben Muru, foIange
fpenigitens. aIs iie i'm fir treu bGlt,
peber um Stl6er nod UNI 8olo.
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Serringert
gsro nnter benz gi;eusinitem bic
GAIL Der @irtbid)aiten in
Der Sfnot.

Inter ben geitinInlitngen 6es Der.
faiinngs5iiiaBes, Der cine Si3enIIrl,ag
Ger Wirtbifaiten ooriiebt, ipiro aa6
gan5 genau oie 3abl Der Wirtbid,af-
ten feitgeiebt, Die cine Staot I'M ascr.
baltnii, 5u ibrer gespobner5abl baben
harf ilnb auf 8runo oieier anoronun.
gen miro Die 3ahl Der hieligen 8irtp.
ihaiten gnn3 beoeltieno reor5irt Der.
BEN. auf 8rlno ieiner Ginipobner-
j1bl iii Cincinnati 3u ettpa 800
@irtbiddften berefltigt imo oo 9e9eii.
fpartig bier ettpa 1850 Nrrtbifaiteu
eriitiren, 10 iperoen ungeiahr 500 so-
fale ibre 1bore iflieBen miiiien.
In MIN tniolge Der ShlieButg
oieier Wirtbidaiten oie Ginfiinfte oes
eountp bebeuteno reou3irt meroen
niiroen. 10 oiirfte bic Segtslotur IN
ibrer nGf,iten Sisung, rpem lie bic
2i5enssebiibr ieitiett, oieie Simme
bod geuia anieeen, nm oieien gluS.
fall rpieoer 3l oeden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

5ei geitern Nbsnb mittbilts, ben Der
Iuit BON Id NIT Giberbaunen gefiillten
Gopftiifen unb 3fpsi Bettbeden. bic aus
ibrer Wobnung 9efctten ipurben. Sis
bat Der poli3ei ben Rarnsn elmer Jrau
angegebsn, bic Tie i'm 8erbahie bat,
ben Diebitdbt besunsen 5u bdbsn.
- 4nisbnlihe 9euts mndts seitern
Rahmitiae Elm Sdleihbisb, Der bem
Reubau SO. 558 5otpsn 4uenue einen
Beiuh abitatiste unb 3pei bort be-
ihdftigte Mrbsitsr bsIiahl. Gr burhs
itoberte ibre StraBsntlsiber unb lisB
lltren fotpie gaargelo ols ipilltoms
meme geute miigeben. Wdrren 6.
9inssnt BON go. 1856 MtDonen Nb..,
pleafaht Hibge., bubte feline 1ai6ens
ubr iolpis So Tin 8adr elm, ipGhreno
perrb y. Griffith BON 90 3619
Wontgomern apenue oet 9erluft ieis
Hsr aDlbenen 3aifsnubr i'm Dertbs
BON $35 betlaet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
Dies ssms 0ae.

- profsHor Green bon Der itaats
li6en 4derbau Experimentation
in Wooiter, 8, ,peilts geitsrn bier
unb Hahm bic bieiieen ItGetifhen
garianlaeen unter Der aiibrung bss
qartietrstdrs 5obatinion in 2tusens
itein. profeiior Green bsfpirbt iih
atm ben .poitsn bes portfOriiers i'm
bie'issn parioepartement.
- G.abtrotbsmitqlieo Sapncr be-
obii6tigt in Der ndhitsn Sibung bes
Siootrotbs ben 4ntraa su itelIsn, bdB
bic Stimmgeber bon Cincinnati in Der
fommenben Wabl gelegenhit babsn
follien. fih barber au dubern, ob
be Stoot einen nsuen ;5reibrief er6als
ten foa. Der duf Selbitreaieruna Be-
siislihe putaerapb Der 0erfaTung,
bst betanntli4 In Der poraeitriaen
Wabl sutsexiBsn puroe, sntbdlt oie
0ei.imnliins. bob fats bic Stimmsss
bec fif su 0nnfien zines neusn isreis
briefs entffeiben. elm. stommifiion
spoa 10 Mitsliebern nit Der ausarbeis
fuHs beg Jreibriefs ktraui iperben
fou. iiber ben oann oi. aesislotur
nbSuiiimmtn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
GAinsna61sidhten.

9en gorf. 4. Sept. angs.:
.,Garmonia@ BON qiperpool, .Rhein-
orn grsmsn; .llraAium" BON Rotse:s
odm.
abgts.: ~Gampania4 naH 2iDers
pcol. -aaifer Jran3 5oief l. mad
3rieF.
arinerpen. Mngei.: ..3esIaub'
prn Nsn Dort.
Aotterbdm Angsi.: ~AursfA
pm Qttp Dori.
9iperpp0ol. anses.: .4rabic'
bon Bottom.
Mbgeg.: ~hcperforb- nah pbilabel.
pbir. .Wnsieinn" mad Tacoma.
e Gputtampton. Mbses.: .Was
ieftie@, hamburg unb .aronprinl
Nsifkim4 nnh Neip ycrt.
pbilabeIpbia. MnsetomHsn;
-prins aboIkrt~ bon 9omburg.
VIpmouth. 4nset.: .gfieuip Am,
|itrbnm1 pon Rem Dort mad Rptttr,
BAN befimmt.
MpntteoL Nboea.: sRopal @
.pssA@ sa6 1si4sL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
eokal.Derid)t
perisna aI'N stiaem.

5ur Martin S6neiber,
Ode Central 4penue unp gapmiller
Gtrabs. bat Die beiriibehM Rdhriht
bon Der ihlpersn Grtrantung lsiner
Ulutter erhalten. Gr nirb bd6sr
ndGfsn Gamitog nit Dem Dompfsr
~aapplanb@ naf isinsr altsn 5eimntb
3cpfenborf, GterFronten, gdpern,
reilen. Der gdnriite Wdnnerhor
brdhts ibm Gus anlob isiner abreiie
an 1ienitdg Nbenb cine 4bihieoss
Gtfenabe. Doiieibe that geitern abeno
bic Geidnss 5ettion bes 9eutfhel
ennbtpebr : 9ereins.
6srr SaIius Geisttr bal
ieins 8erbinbun1 nit Der Union Bis
fitting Co.. iofpeit feline ottirs 3bdtig.
ieii ais Reiienber in 8straht fam, &C.
loft unb bic gereralassntur Der Gent
Wine 60. bon Solebo fir ben nlittIs'
Ten Weitsn. iibsrnommcn. leiht III
6errn Gsislsr oos Gh.iosn bon ben
lonsidtrigsn 4rbsitsgenoHm niht ees
fporDen, III CT bod fir bic Jirma 81
Sabre lang ununierbrodsn ibdtis &c.
ptfen. DDS bisle RsiIen fpuroe ibm bel
idpsrIid, sleihseitia tonnts er lid
obsr aud nit Der itilen Office 1hd.
itgteit nitt xfreunoen. Die 5irma
fuelt. 6errn Geisler dls treuen ergei
bsnen Wiiarbeiter gu ihdben selerni
bat. fDollte ibn aud, nift 3isbsn ldfier
nnb bot ibm cine onitdnbige peniior
an. DDS lebnte dber tpieberum 5erl
0tisler ab. DeRn er aud ben Hsusr
poffen iibernommen. 10 behalf er bod
feline finansielen SnterefsH BEL oe'
Union gtitilling SO. geibsn 2Rilsr
III oas S6sioen pirtlid i6tper &C.
.fpprbsn.
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unfdae.

- 4ls Der breiidbrise Sohn Damn
Dor Der elterlihsn Dobnune Po.
218e Bud Strabs in Der Str1be
ipielte, tSurbe er BON einem aneeblih
bon Goparb goot, 925 9ant Strabs,
eelentten Dagen iiberfabr.n uno aus
oeniheinlin t0otIih rerlest. Gas
ainb fpuroe na4 benz 5oipital ges
br0ht.
- Qn bem !6oielneubau an Der
Walnut oberboIb Der Sshiien Sirabe
fam asitern Elm bebouerIiher unfall
DOR. Der 16jdhriss Cornelius 5uerit.
Gctn nes Wldurermeiiters Robsri
Tusrit bon go. 1922 Seminole Nh.
in GorrnpifIe, bsfuno ith NIT BEN
farbigsn Steintrdssr 2ope goubsn i'm
Glepatpr. ais Der juneeWsonn f6tDinos
Iih nurSe unb iiber bic griiitung sll
fulen nrohte. 8opnsn ipollte ihn aus
ieiner aefdbrliten Gage bsfreien uno
geibe fpuroen BON benz berunterfah-
rsreen Glepotor srfobt uno IN BIZ
5ief. g.fhlsubsrt. geibe erIittsn
Itnsre gsrIsBunstn unb ibr Wieoer:
auftcmmen III febr 3tpeifelbdft. 8i'
gerunaIiidten befinbeH Iih i'm 5oipi'
tai i'm tritiiten 3uitano.
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aleine 4oli3einad)rif3

- Der S6l1ttsr O. 8. S6o.ppel
boz SO. 1853 Rsabins Roop melbet.
geftrn Der poli3si, bag ibm Elm auts
fder, Der $62 siniafirt bate, nit
ber Oeloe burhgebrdnni mar. Die
prlisei Iuht MN nnf benz Gurd1s
brsnner, Der noh Der gehduptuna jeis
uss arbeitgsbtrs Gin enrdgirter Bill
Iorbfpisltr iii uHo aLler Wabriheins
Iidieii naa iid in giuaro6aaen um.
1eriribt.
- Gattie Wlaus BON 140 Weii
Driiis GtrnBe ertpiriis geitern einsn
ndfibefehl segen Den SuipsIier M. ].
Crtsnipolb Don 26 Of Jinfts Ctr.
Der ibr ein 1almi Sdmuditiid fir
s4sxE pertouft baben iDlI.
gDm. ainotmann bon 2416
Wiami 4onoI. bsr gsiisrn in Der
Rit< ieinsr Wobnung am GandlnF.r
dis Qei6e oufgefunben ipurne, mar
rlnd, dr3tIih<m Defunb einem o<rss
Ieiten i'm Nerein NIT W1iIeriuGt sgai
Dsfsr pefanen. Der Dtritorbene mar
Qtenbdbner unb A Jobre oft.
- G<9tn Sobn 9l1dipsn bon 651
Meft UiiHfie GtrcBe purbs at(iern
ein 1dftbefebl ipteen b0spilIiaer 81,
9tafhumsSerftSruns uno .Ginbruhs4
eririrft. CT icn RON ein<r q. e 8.
Qofom0iibe bic WtfingibeiIs nbas.
j6ln9er unb ptrtnuft babtn.
9n ben Anlosen Der Cincinnati
Qooperose 90. in EebomsDiu< eeriest
gsiiesn eeb in 1runb. Gs sob pisl
M6u&, pftl Aufresnng. abr gum
Gid penie 6tuerp<rIuf.
- 1ldme Deiatr bon 30. 1872
1jnn Gtsate tsslast Dis h ~ llaJi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

Sm iidotiihen 8duamt tuurben ass
fern bic folssnbsn gausrIaubaiBs
ifsine srtuirit: 2ouiis Slider, Diers
.ftpdigss Jlat. uno 2aoengebduoe auf
b.at 9runbiiiid go. 229 - 231 SIt
9isrte Iptnue. $4,000; syreo.
Gtmiot &c Son. 2aitodisss aabens
lunb Glatgebduot auf bem 9runbitiid
/. Ro. 1862 Greeman qoenue. $1,000;
5enrp Sieipine, 2titodiess Wohns
baus on Glniian place nabe @rabum
iArsEue. $4700.
-
: 1beoSore Waper & Bro. perfali.
; ten seitern dii Mutton 6as n.
SensIer'ide 9obnbaus on Grances,
1lahe Sarriion ane., in Gbepiot, am
Sol. 0afer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

Die q Sabre nIte Gnrbige Ella
Sinton, bon 403 ssohn StrnBe. ipuroe
aeitern Dor benz Sauie 1911 Central
alpenue, bon Der Sise iiberrpdltigr
itno nlubte mad, Dem ltdotiid,en so.
ipital gebrnd)t iperoen.
Mart Dem, bon $40. 1853 Weit 9.
Mpenus, ipurbe geitern 4benb on Der
areu3ung Der Court unb gutter Ctr.
Dom 5ibIhlage setroffen unb muBts
nab benz itGbtiihen 5ofpiial ssbrahi
ipercen, mo- er iih balb tpisoer erbolie.
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ten, bic ibn fir einen 5auptmann
bielten. Der 8aiier ldtelte iiber bies
fen Srrtbum CAB iid aber feline
Wibe ibn duf3utldretl.
Der aaiIer nimmt f6neQ unb err
folgreth bic oemotratiinen Utanlerea
Der S6pei3er on. Gr 1T liebensDure
biz gsgen Sebermdnn unb oub er fit
idnea bic CUNT Der 5hpei3er err
pprben bat, gebt baraus beroor, oub
er i6eruG, no sr ii6 5eist, nit itiir<
miifen 6ohrufen empfangen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05
Teutidpe Gu. 0emeinbe bonn Giteno.
(Vaitor I. y. Mener.l

9lm belltigen 9fbeno, BON 8 bis s
llbr. miro Der sSraiienoerein Der
Ieitid,en eponseliiden 8enreiiroe
bonn Siteno (Golumbio) elm Supper
ierpieren, 5u ipelhem ale cSrelirtoe
mno 8onner Der 9enteinbe bersIih
cingeIaoen itno. 1idets iino feline IN
llmlani geieet. bod iino aIle SbeiI.
-nebmer ,uilIfommen.
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Der beutfas 4aifer in Der
G d nets.

3iirih. Shlpeis. 4. Sept. - Der
berifde aaiier, in Der einfahen Uni.
form eires Sberiten Der DorheiGeer,
folaie am Wiiipoh nit Der srObtsn
aufmerHamisit ben itaitsefunbensn
idneierilhen 4rmee Manopern.
sxr beaab iid, in Die Gnusensrdben.
muiterte bic MuSrifftung uno
Iesrse tSaesn sa % !GoIsa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-05

feuille bsniiben, I'm ibm einen Jiinfs
marff6ein gu entiofen. 9as sttpa
mare tn ben y9runb3iigen" bic Stra>
tegie bes @elbes in Der Sa16e. Hus
tiirlih giebt's aud bierbei .Snpons
berabilien", unb Der nutiirlihe Iatt
lit aud bo Elm unentbebrIi6ss Werf.
aeug. oas IN teinem 9auie feblen barf,
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8eiteres iiber bas Reiultat Der @ubl
In 8ertnont.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
THE SOTTH'S PROSPERITY.

The optimistic editor OF The Manufacture
ers' Record. Richard H. Edmonds. has just
returned from a two-months' swing around
the circle in the souA and it is refreshing
10 read his glowing views of the outlook for
the prosperity Of this favored section, Of
which he found evidences on every hand. In
fact, Mr. Edmonds cannot md adjeetiyes
used advisedly that quite express the amaz-
Ing signs Of activity and development. In the
cities he found universal progress, but what
surprised him most. perhaps. was the actiyi
" manifested in the little towns, scarcely
known fifty miles away from home, which,
ne says, are proportlonatey doing as much
~ the big centera s. He found that even the
villages are showing the spirit Of progress.
building sidewalks and streets improving
country roads putting mp finer residences
and building schools and churches,
In the remarkable activity in church
building Mr.. Edmonds finds the really strik-
ing evidence OF increasing wealth in the
South Says he Not only are churches be-
ing erected with activity that Is somewhat
astonishing but these buildings are in many
cases OF the most superb architecture and
costly 10 degree that is the highest evil
dence OF an enormous expansion in wealth.
and of willingness to spend that wealth for
the betterment of mankind. The whole
South is developing church architecture
which promises to make Il unique in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
THE FInST REPORTER

|ao" John Frotssart, the first reporter.
Ruad have loved to have covered the Balt-
nre Convention, The assignment would
We appealed TO him. 1t may be that the
Mtlment of the speakers might not coin
IA with his own private views on men and
sMirs, but John Frossart would have given
|1aafhful. unbiased repop. and painted such
80 iisstse word picture OF ii that the future
eoTfan would hail IT with delight ana pro-
q to adapt Mr., Froissart.s narrative to his
n needs
Sohn Froissart, on his own assignment
eved the coronation Of Richard II of
Lane IN 1881. and gave such vivid
onnt OF il that the eminent Journalists
II wrote about the coronation of George V
@1s1l might wei have tken his story and
led tt to their own advantage. II Us d
51n and simple narrative. hut written in
lttabie newspaper style, for John Frois-
was born reporter.
g was somewhat OF an editor. TOO and
many another great newspaper man, re-
M current opinion with mirror-like adeI-
He served the interests which served
~ many another las done since. Ii is
able that had he lived IN this day, he
ID have thuudered against William Jen-
Bryan, Woodrow Wilson and Theo-
Roosevelt with all the eloQuence that
naed against Jack Straw. John Ball and
Tyler. but he also would take care 10
- them correctly all real newspapers
md as John Fyoissart did in the case OF
hree rebels against the vested interests
day
Nor John Froissart refers to John Bali
erAzy priest In the county OF Kent, who
n absurd preaching had thrice been con
III prison by the Archbishop of Can
AZ stated above, Froissart was in
ND covering the coronation OF King
III III, m affair OF great ceremony and
conferences. and John Froissart thus
about Il:
kije tAese conferences we're going for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
A QUESTION OF STATES MANsHIP.
Ey Robert l. Gray

EssTelegranhed to The Richmond Virsinien)
BALTIMORE MD. June 29.-Twenty six bal
Nh having established the fact Of deadlock,
xch as no convention Of late years has wit
5esAea ri rtt4testnans
lhlp. VIII Mr. Bryan yield? WIN Tammang
ass way Is shere reposing In tho conscience
n some one Of the feur leading candidates
sous OF patriotism. TO make the sacrifice
possible presidency for the success Of the
Ierty7 This Is the real question which un-
&riies all the confusion and uncertainty now
u manifest
haEp 10 the present time there has been = good
kkured quality distinguished all rhe fights with
tf1e seEzfqus have been vocatIye Men
not 80 sleepless. however; do not 60 hun
ncr sit and sveiter fer days at a time
retain thetr tempers. Tenpers are strained
she moment. Fights nov are becoming seri-
Names are being called, epithets applied
me- Nv great opportunity here for some one
save cause by uuselnshness.
Who the candidate may be Is Of small con-
Mr. Bryan has gone far. he has SO
treu his following that the political enmlties
personl;ies are fatal tf Persisted III. a3r
Arphys stand IN opposition to the Nobraskan
EsMFIsa has lis Following which cannot safely
eliminated IT therefore comes 10 pass that
<tth the danger Of losing the Indispensable
rsan. with the foolish peril Of antagonizirg
In Stale ct New York. ready for Democratic
xtors, each Of tine leading candidates
ssna irrerocabiy involved in and made a part
the dispute. The dispute must be settled
there Is 70 be Il victory There must ha
nomiree whom Bryan viii accept. or his
aPction Will be at the cost of tragedy when,
Ath his aid. 1t would come like a picnic. There
nSt be nominee, not acceptable necessa-
N to Tamnany hall but not repugnant to
1se millions Of Democrats who connne their
CEruSEtve"s ideas 10 tariff reform and trust
uiation Who viii 1T The requirements or
aecessity delicately adjusted as that. re-
IT'S to lie seen.
y the faith Of every one who stilI feels
the Democratic party has reason for
tsnce measured IA the public good.
& uniess some one Of the candidates makes the
<raEce Of his own voitioa, ii begins 10 loo,
Though they all must be sacrificed In the
Aerest OF seif-preservation for the sake Of {.
$500 organization IN which the people be-
Eve which they trust.