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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
llni.r GrpOrt=8.ihdIt.

Die apniuln enpfsblsn in ihrsn ges
.i5ten an oas Staatsbeportement ots
Grri6tung elmer Setttou fir ausiDaT'
tiosu Sanoel, tpelhe einem Settions'
def i'm SanDelssRiniitsrium untsrite'
ben IoiI. WptiDirt tpirb oos nit Der
beit1nbieen Qusoebnuns unierss eI.
eortqeIhGfts uno nit Der UtoglidisIt
Ger ipeitersn Gntrpidlung unter sseig'
meter itaqtlider s5uriorss. Der gpr@
itlae 1T oss 2lnb0rsus psrth. Ocraus'
aei.st, bab man fir Disien poitsn teis
asn 8ureau.Msnihsn ausiutt, ioas
tern sinsn i'm ausIduoiiden Geihaft
,rfabrenen 4auImann. 9ieIer piro
cuf Der StelIe ertsnnen, bub nit Stas
tiftiten allein, tpis bic guredur is
lauptidalid lisfern, p.nis ssoisnt III.
Iionoern Dab Elm. nsue ptoncm''ds
geiesesbuns nptbpenoig lit. um ben
ouslanniihen 5anoel gu bebeH. Ses'
tersr bsihrGntt iia bel uns gum srobs
ten 1beiie duf Raturprooutts, Die in
Der eansen Dslt baar bs3nblt Deresn.
5s6r serins baeseeH III uniers Nus
fLbr an 5ertigfobritaten. Das TIT aus
perfhtepenen 9riinben Elm GROCER
Ruhtbeil. Die Snbu1trie in 5srtigs
paor.n bsIddftist 80 PrOssnt unfersr
@rbeiter. Gs 1T ober cine erobe Re@
fsroesarm.e Don unbsi4aftisten por'
boubsn, neil mir 10 fpenis bon bieien
Daaren srportiren. Damn ihdoist
oas aonb, oas i.ine Robitoffe sypcrz
tirt, inIoIern iih ielbft, als es aontur.
ren3 gesen iih ielbit ins aeben ruff
Gs iit 3ur Geniise be,aunt. bob srcbs
Wenaeu Don Iertieen Woaren ins
Sunb tommen. bic aus bon uns .rpor.
ltirten Robiioff,n krssitslt tperben.
I4uh Der austpdrtise War.t 1T anses
! flint Don Waaren, su tpelhen mir Die
Rchitoffe eelisfert baben. DDS 1T elm.
| ieltfame, foaar beihamenDe grfheis
nune. gs lit bos Mertmal balb si0i=
| lliiirter Nationen, baB iie nur Rob'toife
eusfiibren, neil lie nift Die aenntniife
bellsen. urn ne 3u perarbelten. Dd'
rum mir in bieisr 6iniiht nit haIbs
lsipilihrien RatiOn.n auf slsi6er etufs
Iissben iollt.n, iii unperitanolih, ba
oo1 in Der ean3en Wslt anertanni
lpiro, bob unfer. sehnit iid burt
leinsn forti9rittlihen unb fogar fiib-
lnsn 0ei5i aus5sihnet. als 6aupt'
.arunb uni.rer RiditGnbigtsit sri6ein!
lnns unfer bDdit mungelbaftss Jinans.
lGDftem.
/ geianntlia 3srfdni bic Dif.ni1aFl
lDer sSinan5en in 3pei Sbeils: in biz
laehre BON ben BaarmiiteIn unb bi.
lqebre BON arebit. Wir banb.ln
lbdupt{GhIih NIT gritsren, bas Nuss
Lamb bdHptfd4Iih nit aester.m, ab.r
lIebiqlih besfpegen. ipeil es bel uns an
her rittigen Drganiiirnng Der Rrebit.
lSnfiitute feblt. aus bieiem MonaeI
Ierqibt fiM Der Dorfbeil. ben bds nus
llonb pornus bat, Der aerabs3u uniiber.
lipinblid if. Am btften !dbt ii4 bai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Werstpidte ssra8en
Rurbsn selesentlid Der ssitrigsn
itabtiiheu Gisiloienit.Iriiiaussn
geitelit.

On ben e.iirig.a gipiIbisnItprifuns
gen. ben erfisn unier bem neuen R,s
sins. beihilietsn ii9 iiber 450 perios
nen. YntiirIin tcnnten bieie priifs
iinge nidt ale I'M Raibbduis unisrs
eebrnhi iperpen unn Gin 1beil ipurbe
in ben R1umen bes Miiltsr's gufineB
College i'm gsb1ubs Der Commercial
sribune eepriift. tpGbreno Der Rsft in
Der Slrnholle Der polisei unb i'm
Stnbtratbsfuol unttreebraht tpuro..
Die priifuns mar feline !tihte. mi.
bon otIfu Graminnnben often srtldri
purx. ia nsrI6isbsns Der priiflinge
iporf.n. fObaIb ibnen bic 5rossn uns
ierbrtiiei fporxn fpdrsn, bic Jiinse
in's aorn, no ibrer Osri,nsrung nnn
bic 5rasen 81 fhaptr fpcren. AuBsrs
rrosntlid, fnipisris folsn ndmsniIih
bic probIsme BEL Der oppptlisn 9uds
fiibruns seDsfen fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Die tDnferputioen partelen
i'm Rsi6stag iino Gegnsr elmer @.rs
ftGnoisung spiiden Dsutidlano uno
Gnglanb. Mas lie oa3u Deranlabt,
bat ibnsn Der Rsidstan3lsr anldbli6
Der Warotfp Oebatte Ing 9eiiht ges
faot. Sic rpollen bel sinem ariesss
feuer ibre 9artsi Supps toaeu, ins
benz tie ii6 bsm 9lauben bingeben,
bab ss patriotiIh lit, gum ariess gu
beBsn unb bab iie bamit iih aus iArsm
politii6en 8ontsrott rpieber herausrsiT
Gen t0nneu. Die 9batia6e. oub Die
Reeisrung oisie Gniidt nidt tkilt.
pereitelt bic psmugosii9en plGne.
Oieie erblidt ibrs gufsabe niht bus
rim. arisge berauf5ubeidapOren ions
bern iis 81 perbiiten, mas elne riibmz
lihe 4ussei9nuns fir lie lit unb
bas Wo6l Der beutTten glaz
tion md6tig gsf0rosrt bat. DAB nit
oiefer Triebenslisbe Der Resierung
feline S6pdhe sepaart 1T, bat Die ma
rottanri6e gptiobe our 8eniies ertpiez
ZEN unb man tann aud bas ftite 9ere
trauen begen, bab irgenb lpelhe Obs
ma6uns nit gn9Iano niht gum Shnz
ben Der Gbrs uub Re6te Der oeutf6en
Ration erfolgen lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

9ie Mittbeilung zines grs
fubrenen, bub Elm 5anbbuA ouf
Rfsrberennen $500 ben Monat einz
bringt, ertldrt bic 8ebarrlihfeit nit
tpelher biefe ausbeutuns beg publiz
fums troB oIsr poliaeili6en 8smiibuns
gen, lie gu untsrbriiden, fpeiter beitebt.
Gs III uber erfihtlih, oab Rapor CUNT
IS an Der notbigen gnersis niht feblen
Idbt uHb Der Grfolg pirb nobl nidt
ausbieiben. Sur Die @nigiten bdben
cine abnuna fpelhes HHbeil bisfe
5prm oes 6aiarosSpiels anrihtet.
Die Runben oer 6onbbu1leute aebor
rem 5unleift Den armeren alnffen an,
,pelhe ibre Jomilien barben laiIen. I'm
ibrer spiellsioenfhaft gu frDbnen. syn
bieier Werbinbung lit Is cine ofFene
syrnge, ob es ni6t beTer more. bic
GpieIe az bulben, bic feinen geperbs.
mdbigfn Rarotter trnsen. gs III anz
5nnehmen, bub Denn bns AartenfpieI
5ffsntli4 gebnloet ipiirD<, baburd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Di. 9sgsiftsruns fir Ga
5oaette tft gdnslih oerrauht. Seins
MnhGnser perf6apinoen giner nod
benz 4nbsrn unD eehen su 8oriepslt
iibsr. Gtner Der neusiten lleberlduF:-
lit 8oupernsur Sobnion BON guIiforz
MEN, Der betanntlid 9rpBes in fort5
Ibrittlifsr Qolitit eeleiitet Bat. Der
9runp fir pieie Qbipsnbung bon Ga
Joastte 1T niht p.riOnliher 4rt.
Man ertennt feline 8erbieuite on,
afaubt aber, bab sr nidt bic 3ugtraft
kim 8ol,e befiBt. ipie Roofeoelt. Q.gz
terer bat aber nod niht ertlGrt, bag IT
bic Domination piinfht oher lie unz
nebmen tpurbe. Dieie Greu3z unb
Gusrtrsibersien ihaffen ein.n 3uz
Itanb in Der republitaniihen parki,
Der fpepis bnrmonifh srfdtint. Die
qnbGngsr Salts iinb fsbr srbitt.rt
fiber RooIsDelt unb bi. NnbGneer Ga
Tollettes iinb erbittert uber Beibe,
9aft unb Rooiepslt. Wir firhten,
bab bisis 3srriHenbeit BEL Der Na6l
fih seltenb MAIDEN pirb, sleihpi.l
mem bic Romination 5ufallen folIte.
5batid6lid iibertrifft Der iesige Sat
tionsftreit in Der repubIitaniIaen Dor
tel alles, mas bislano in bieier Dinz
fift in Der bemotratifden partei be-
obahtet iporben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
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s5n ldnsifottiser MOrsenfriibe mar
ih aus sSauique, sinem 9uuptbaFen Der
filtniihen Galpeteripiiits, aus9eritien
aui berseepOhntem qpli5eipfsrb. bas
man mir ouf cine gmpfsblmg bin &c.
lieben batte. SD pOIIte msinens5 5reunb.
ben alten Bersmeiiier Su Snnta Rofn,
ierfr SiIbermine, bod Dben In Der
pampa, befuhen, bate ben Weg Dor
einieen Wohen ihon einmdl gemdht
getraute mid. ibn fiihrerips fpiepsr 3u
finben.
Diepampa ipirb errsiht, ipenn man
msbrere bintereinanberliegenbe 1errnfs
Zen, bic fi6 itufenformig aus benz
Wleer erheben. iiteruunben bat - erft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Die aIuee, tpslfs bic gBatsrss
pisrce Sil gompanp sessn Die Rob
lenDI Masnaten ange'trsnst bat,
ldBt erIeben, pie bic Iruftbdrone,
.penn fis sur @prNrtbiir binaus9ejast
tpsroen, CUR 6intertbiire ipieper heretns
Tdleihen. Nls Der 3chIenol 2ruit
aufoel0it tpurbe, mar oamit oas se@
ridtli6e gerbpt pertniipft, oab bsnsE
Oberbdupter eine aputrole iiber ore
friiRr gum 9ruit ssborigen Sorporaz
tionsn srlanssn. gu oieien losetloltsn
aprpprationen aebort audi bic gBotsrs
pisrce Oil COMPANY. Disie 1T BON
arobem Wertb. SeDe aftie, Die etusi'
Nennpertb BON $100 repraIentirt, be-
| Iist einen Marttrpsrtb bon $3.50.
auberbem bat bic Rompaanie aud Elm
ppQitGnbisss Monopol ouf Den
aoblenDl 5anbel in M.rito. Ginen
fol6en fetten giTeu tpcllsn Die Us1gs
naten bes uripriinslihen Sruits ilaI
nidt entgeben laiien. Da lie ntht ielbii
als Direttpren in Der acrnpaanie funs
eirsn tDnnen, baben lie eintsen IN
ibrem Solo Itsbenoeu perlonen BIZ
@srtretuns ibrer 4ttien susenisisn
natiirli6 gu bem 3pede, pab lie DIX
Dertseuge Der sruit Rasnatsn 81
geumt.n Der Watsrsspiercs Oil 60
srlpdhsn. Die leBtere Rompdsnis be-
bauptst, bab lie Dor 9eritt nurhs
orinoen perbe. Das mag Der 6all
Iein, mSeIitsr Deiis absr aud
nidt. geiemanb fam tpiiisu, tpslht
lehnitalitGten bas Sberbunotsee'
ri6i aufsrsifen tpirb unb 'eIbIt psnr
Die apmpaenis ben Siss baoontrdger
IoGte, i'll bel Der ndhiten Wabl str
neuer S6atsug Der 2ruitmagnnttu
su erportsn, BIS Ihli.bli6 cine Es5;
nitaGtdt ii9 finbst, tpelds bic 2ruit'
Wlaanaten gum 3isle fiibrt. gislana
paren bic Serinte INNER cine StuBs
| fir Die 1ruits unb bas iDirp au9 IN
3utunft Der 5al iein, neil 10 9duFi1
bic Gsri6te essipunaen ilno. oaE
| iubftautiea. Reht benz formolen Rst'
au opfern. Die 5ruits t0nnen oaAeE
nidt burt bi: 9erihte, icnotrn nul
burb cine psitssh.noe Hesierunss'
4pntrple unindolih sernunt tperosn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

8as Saus PpIttommittee bat
fid oafIr entidieben, Die padetpoit
osrIuhspsiis sinsufiibren, inoem poits
padete, bic niht uber II pfunb fpies
gen, fir 25 Gents befDroert peroen
ionen. 9urit puroe blOs uaiersn
8iiresrn bas sleide Rsht srtbeilt, tpis
es Qusldnber beiisen. Diele fOunen
unter ben 9pit : 8srtrGgsn padete gu
benz aneefiibrtsn 9reife unit 9sfpiht
psrienoen; un'sre giirger limb ubsr ass
stpuneen, bic GrpreBsaompasnten 5u
perDenben, bic ben iehsfahen preis
berehnen. Wsnn bag Experiment iid
bepGbrt, nil man Die gefDroerunJ
ouf Yadete oon gr0berem 9eDtht
ousosbnen, bis bas europotlh
Warimum bon 112 pfuno erretht
porben III, mas ben Grprefunsen Der
GrprsB aompugnisn sin enoe bsrei=
ten piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Ri6t ieber 9esner BON Snis
tiatipe unb Rsfersnbum lit Elm politiz
Iher gublsr, aber ieper >politilhe
gubler betGmpft Snitiatipe uno Refes
renbum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
0rieffaHen.

atfer. - Der ruiIiih iiirtilhe
ariss fpieits iih bon 1877-1S78 ab;
Der ruii:fh iapaniihe aries BON
1904 bis 1905.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

SuGbicaep iino on einem Gage
fiinf W16roer gebdust poroen. Sn
ssplge behsn iisst bic 4bf4t Dor, bic
1obssItrafs ub3uihuffen. Die Wirz
fung rpirb cine 3unabme an Wsoroen
Iein, bsnn nur Die 5ur6t Dor Der 10
nesitrafe bGlt Die 8eitien in Wenihsn=
oeitalt einigermaben i'm 3aum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

@isle peranlabt iperben tDnnten, Der
sefdbrli6en 5orm pes 9aiaroiplels 81
entfdsen. Sn Deutihianb madt man
bieie llnterfheioune. Wtan culoet gees
ieuihaftlides, aber fein erfperbsmaBls
aes Spiel. Das aenn3ei6en bes seBs
teren lit Der prpSentiaB, ben Der
Spielbolter einItreiht. 2esterer iouIe
unter antpenbune Der ltren9lten
Strafe nnIhGolih semaat fperpsn'
$40 fein 8efpinn fir ben Sptelhalter
abfdut, lit tsins 9efahr fur ben Splss
Ter pprbanbsn, ba oas i'm Spiel anse@
Ieote Gapital fsine 0erminoerung err
fdhrt unb bic 8liidshaneen ll4 10
aiemlich auseleihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

pssbist 81. :. Nsiai pslHlr
snS .Hasl6sssrI 6rieab.. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
The Clear Issue.

President Taft is known. SO is ex-
President Roosevelt President Taft
believes in the constitution and stands
by the law. He proposes 10 secur
constructive reforms by the orderly
evolution OF settled and tested con
stitutional remedies. President Roose-
welt comes forward with personal
remedies. all perilous. personal lead
ership and personal authority. lie
proposes 10 unsettle the foundation Of
security In order TO cure evils which
have been met in the past and viii
be In the future BY the development
OF Institutions and laws and not BY
men with q mission above Law.
This IL the clear. definite. unmis-
taxable choice offered By the coming
nvas for the Republican nominal
ton. Every member % the party has
before him the task Of deciding when
he steps into the primary. whether
be wants HE country 20 cross the line
that separates lands vhich severn
themselves through Institutions or
nsed 20 BE- governed By some one nan
Who presents himself and H. urged b.
bin supporters 80 the one only man
that can save the countv -Philadei
phia Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

that Mr. Roosevelt vas their only
hope.
At the Roosevelt meeting. % Park
srsburg. . disttnguishsd Rspubliean. .
former Governor. gave - Has only
reason for supporting Mr.. Roosevelt.
the belief hat Mr.. Roosevelt esuld b
slsctsd and that TAFT cesld not But
mark the disappearanes Of that be-
lief In the face Of the sturdy and
rapid devsiopmsnt of Taft sentiment
In its issue OF March eth. Golfers
Magazine makes an attack upon
Champ Clark. intimating that he IL
to b used by the Interests" for the
purpose Of defeating Woodrow Wilson
Commenting upon this plan It says:
This II somewhat neat and Il may TO
through II it doea Taft 10 more likely
to be renominatsd. In that case Clark
win get about the normal Dsmoeratic
vote plus more than half Of the indspen-
dent vote. and be easily reelected An
rat speeches may be expected from
Clark ut intervals during the campaign.
and deals equal In moral fiber to his
leaving the speakers chair to take con-
spicuous part In the pension grab II 80
extremely likely. however. that the Dem
ocrats will throw away their chance. as
usual. and put up some ordinary compro-
mise. like Clark. and hand he election
to the Republicans.
No longer are We told that Taft
cannot be elected. On the contrary,
here is the prophecy from the leading
Roosevelt organ that Taft will easily
defeat Champ Clark or any other Dem
ocrat like him. and the probabilities
are that. Champ Clark or some Dem.
ocrat like him will be the Democratic
nominee. AS a matter OF fact there
never has been any basis for the as.
sertion that President Taft could not
be reelected. II has been industrious
ly circulated solely by the clique, that
for the past two years has been
secretly c~onniving to bring about the
candidacy OF Mr.. Roosevelt. The net
result OF their efforts will be TO dis
credit them and to discredit Mr.,
Roosevelt himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
FOR TAFT.

The Grafton Sentinel calls the at
tention OF the Intelligencer to the fact
that it is one OF the staunch Republi-
a newspapers in West Virginia that
are strongly supporting the candidacy
OF VIM. H.. Taft. The Intelligencer
accepts the statement and Is glad to
make known the Sentinel's earnest
hes in a good cause. Ninety per cent
of the Republican newspapers in West
Virginia are loyal TO Taft. They be-
lieve In his administration, and they
believe In him. They are proud OF
the Republican record and believe
that that record cannot be
successfully defended II we repudiate
the man who made II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats OF Wellsburg will
meet in mass convention tomorrow
evening at the city hall for the pur-
pose OF nominating officers to compete
for the election TO be held In April.
The ofices TO be filled are school
commissioner. city clerk. city council
and member OF the executive commit
tee from each ward. The only, candi-
date a this time who has announced
himself Is John MorIarity. for city
clerk. but ~ Is thought that other
announcements viii be made before
the convention begins tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
Msnssura srIsf.

Nrs e e. Nsuuan returned 10 her
hone In MounfsTiis Yesterday. after
q days visif e. ne hone 81 Mrs A
" RiEnor -. ~ this city.
Harry Hoover. of Nsr Cumber'and
this Statr. - TisitinG his SISTER. Miss
Alicia Hoover n this r y
Mrs. a q Harisnstein. - Rrilaire
Ohio. ien for her home Tuesday. ~.
fsr q visit ~ several DAYS 81 the home
- his sister Ms ReEin Cot. %
" eiisburC
Mr. y y Harvey. Of Nonongsheia
CITY. p. IL The guest ~ WsilsburG
relative
NJ and Ms Fsri Johnson ard son
Alfref - C~lsrtsburr are rursss ~
~ howe - Nrs susi johnson. -
Ms cifv
The - Cisirufie snf w~iisburr
Hirh schcol hask~' ball teams vil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
a CHANGE HAS OCCURRED.

What a change has come over the
dreams Of certain sdherents OF Col.
Roosevelt during the past few weeks
No newspaper or magazine. has been
notser in attacks upon President Taft.
than Golfers Magazine No news
paper or magazine has gone farther
In erorts to diseredit him before the
American people One 81 its asser.
Ions has been that Tar could no, ~
r~~eiscisd. that Roosevelt could Tai.
M hsir cue from Golfers Magazine.
sons q the Tai, Republicans % wes,
Virginia have been loudly claiming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

Ths Dolfical consequences rtu prob
ahly - lsss auralfirE fhan fhe dir~cf
srscf upon Cnionsi Roosevelt infitid
lallr n hs should fan o. vrssf from
me preztdenf ffsf utich ts NJ Tars
b. every rrhf - eaaon and every
rule - far piaT snd Square teslinE
Cpiousi Roosevelt en 10 ono - fhs
most rdlculuus fEurrs uprn uftrh
rusterlfv q hesfoE - amused roo
temptation n o. an un IEeir chance
10 shuuld sucreef in 49, erfsrurf~ f
al ~ 81 ne rusf - rurh fkaaf man
- 49, -naEnaniufF hold dearrr
fhan sren uflce 81 rrusr The fhirf
tern quesfiou HNi teruus rlfaI sd
decisive The qlesficn 81 rraHfr "a
Indefinitely orc uara nmhlflnn 20
rule Ef1 prnfrra an aflEnm@rf %
sohsr pafrofir Cummur seuss aE.i1sf
~krsfsrical prw~rri adrafinn 80 b.
must despair ~ TIE repgtlirs f1fure
- b car Tor r. mu-~rf fnlhf fhe trHu~
~ hat fssf -Nss furk sur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
Uncle Walt
The Pott PHILOSOPHER

hsd . cruel sorros nat festered IN ny heart talked sbosi
u aNaf' m traslng room snd mart until the pcoplc ~esucd. ~ sl
my dolefsi ysmps. requested me 20 vanish ard tell - 20
aObDJINC the COPS Ard then tired 20 drown % m nch imported
SohhON &c. my sorrow sul as hussy Shen yoke % IN jail
] sung shout my sorrow some drgss sad and weird un-
m ne buny issrdrops we're dripping from ny beard. ard o ore o.
81 sosc and none would symrafhiHc. and no one brought =
vrngsr 20 Dry nv weeping eyes Ana then one winter morning I
oessed 70 sigh and SOB. ard Sonned q denim jumper ard vent and got
q 100 sorkes along 9TH others Sho bent thcuy braSnv backs: I
1eved and picked and shoveed. and he~ed things 9th q n are: and
q. ~ soroS vanished and left ny soul - rest. no tesrdrops stained
me hangsoNns thH' hosied on my chest And folks vho used 70
dodge me would come and shake my hsnd and say Vss the bone and
ne "neN 81 me iandi Most things have forgotten. but this much
do know The man Uho makes q business % leading round q Uo.
9th cham and collar on o. WHl ~sik . lonely road. and folks viii
S"ns 'ne 'h0dder shen passing his abode WALT MASON.
eoSyrshL iSI u Geo Hsttn.- Aa.m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

PRESERVE the CITY Gas PLANT.

The proposition to give unlimited
permission for the use of natural gas
for Illuminating purposes 10 again be-
fore the City Council. Tho Intelligen-
cor believes that the large majority OF
the people who favor this proposition
do % understand exactly what Its
ANAL effect will be. The City OF Wheel
ing has . valuable property In its gas
plant. II has voted by 4 large ma
3ority to improve and modernize that
plant Following the Injunction OF
the voters, the Board OF Control has
spent q considerable sum OF money on
modernixing the plant. and today the
gas plant is producing gas cheaper
than IL ever has before.
ply means that the City OF Wheeling
authorizes a competitor to come In and
do business in the sale OF natural gas
o illuminating purposes. and there
ny, to invade and destroy the revenue
OF Its own a plant property. II
must be admitted hat in certain sec
lions OF the City the Natural Gas
Company has been able to render bet
ter service than the city gas plant.
That has been largely because certain
interests in the City Council have for
years fought the city gas plant. do
layed necessary improvements, and
have thus lowered its efficiency.
The city gas plant belongs to all
he citizens OF Wheeling. For many
years 1t was a very profitable proper.
~. In the course OF time II Is certain
to become profitable property again.
is 1t good business therefore for the
citizens Of Wheeling to allow a private
monopoly TO destroy their own prop.
erty and drive It from the field? More
over II Is reasonably certain that the
minute the city gas plant ceases 10
produce sas for lighting purposes,
natural gas will go higher and higher
in price. That has been the exper-
fence In other cities. That will be
the experience OF this city. The Nat.
ural Gas Company OF West Virginia
is no In business for phiianthropic
purposes. Once It is given the entire
field II will work the trafhc to the
limit.
The people OF Wheeling and Council
ought to consider this situation very
seriously before they vote TO destroy
the city property. No one person has
more interest in a final decision thar
another. This Is the business OF al
the citizens. and those who think thai
the city gas plant should be preserved
ought 10 make their influence felt In
the City Council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TIE ~DRoox- AID 4 MOUTH.
Tor men may como and men
may 20.
But I 90 on forever."-Tennyson.

And like The Brook a certain Mouth,
Its movement ceaseth never.
For men may come and men may 70,
But IL goes on forever.
The poet sings in tinkling rhyme
The Brooklet' silvery babble,
I sing in frenzied verses crude
Tho Coloners rancous gabbla
From dewy morn TIL set OF sun.
From set OF sun till dawninE.
That strenuous Mouth works on n on
Despite q nations yawning.
The lawyers tongue may sometimes rest,
The burglar cease to burgle.
The winds may fall. but still That Throat
Sureesseth not to gurgle.
The tides will rise and then receds
Into the bosom OF the ocean.
The tempests cease. yet ceaseth not
That jaws perpetual motion
From northern lakes to everglades.
From Portland. Maine. to Portland.
oregon,
The Big Noise roileth on and on
A weary nation cries: shut up.
Or else your w%indpipe we will sever"
Aisck. Alasi Ills ell in vain.
That Mouth goes on forever.
The winds and waves may sink 70 rest.
And tsmpests iull tn quiet.
Not so with one whose wagginE III
Keeps up It's noisy riot.
While winds shall blow and brooks shall
flow.
And thundsrs jar like vulcan's hammer
Yet many a year the world sh all hear
That Strenuous WindJammer.
And when at last the ANGELS trump
This earthly frame shall SILVER,
sun. still above its startling tones
That Noise Will sound forever.
M. Stahl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
Scotch writers-iso0IsOO .-.....


An attempt - ssfnr made IN Wells
burg - The present time 10 organize
a chamber - commtrce for this city.
pap~rs vhich uere drawn no BY 40.
iorney q y Jacob are being cru.
'ated. and o. is underwood hat .
nu-b~r - signatures have ben -
eured aiready NJ the proposition
meets Via suncient encouraE~menf.
plans 81 - duvn up and me 81.
Ganlrafton er@ted A charer ulu
rrohabiy - ohtaiued from the state.
ard sfork saif 20 Ire memhe- a
runher - fh@ i~ading busia~ss wen
- 80 cify are In favor % he propo.
sitter