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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
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fBelon Tsihune.)
|. The report of the Committee on
Eood roads and the condition Of tho
proposed route Of the Canine REAR
through Valencia county. FunniuE
south from Los Gunas 70 BeleR, we
undoratand. win be- ready BY the date
Tor the special meeting OF the Board
of couKty commissioner 10 be held
early In June.
We hope for the credit Of Valoncil
county, that some definite action Will
De taken by the Hoard 20 commence
work az once upon this impOrtant
highway. In these days Of good ROAD
making. the county, Nhion shows ~
difference "a this important subject,
~ back number In up-tosdate civl'i-
ration ana advancement
Too lonE has Valencia county neg
ieotod % look after isa pebiic roads
Co that extent thnt it has become q
bywofd for bad roads. Now let ~
do something. or else Het into tho
rat Of decadence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
The Worlds Best Valley.
InolI TnE PonTALEs MEnALD.

About thirteen years aga MIR Hicks
came 70 Portales and acquired three
hundred and twenty acres or govern
ment land which he has since proved
up on and put some under irrigation.
The place II located about four and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

With a bumper crop OF caataloupos.
watermesons, beans. peas and fruit.
Portales has no reason 60 be worried
over her future prosperity. - p0rtales
Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

TAFT and Roosevelt both claim they
have delegates enough 20 win the
nomination; SO does LaFoliette, We
cant see any harm In that.
Independent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

TAFT says he has enough clcSi0Tai
votes 20 BE- nominated. and Roosevelt
makes the same assertion about his
candidacy. Remlnds us ~ Tint popu-
lar refrain: Evidently. Somebody's
Lied 49, P0rlnies Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

n you have the ilch. don't scratch,
Il does not cure the trouble ana
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL
IsARp'a Snow LINIMENT Rub u
III gently on the affected parts ~
relaves Itching instantly and Few
applications removes the cause, mus
performing permanent cure. frle"
2sc. soc and 81 per bottle. Sold by
all drUEHsis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
Go Right After H.

With the erection Of tho high
school building. Clovis Will start on
that journey ~ "a city Of ten thou
sand IN two years'--cioNis Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
THE STATE PRESS.


silly man AZ easily convinced
that he possesses more wisdom IN one
day thon the late Mr.. solomon did
ia MI his years.-TnoE Recorder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

There are very
few occupations Of
civill1ed life. and
particularly Of city
life. however mild
and conflning on
the onc hand. or
strenuous ana out
81 door on tho
other. which do
not require. az a
corrective, n con .
siderable. added
amount Of light,
rhythmic. pleas
urHblc exercise,
play. IA fact. foF
the maintenance
Of health and cf-
ficiency.
Shortening the
hour. Of work Is.
Of course. diffi
cult, and for the
majority prac'le-
..awNuN s....aa -. 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

why IL Il no ono has mentioned
the name Of sunny Jim sherman az
q probable fi8rk horse ?--Raton
Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Teething babies always have q hard
time OF II when this process occurs
Ia hot weather They not only have
% contend with painful gums but tho
stomach d diaordercd. bowels loose
ana the body uncomfortable. Tho
best help you can give the little sur
feror ~ MoGEE's nABY ELIXIR. II
correcia sour stomach. coOla ami
quleis the bowels and helps digcsiiou
Price Csc ana soc per bottle. Sold
BY an drugRlslt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Ney Tires-ys 70 g. W. ). Hyas
sOs ". copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05

Bussiea painted sor IS each, w !.
dyde. i0b W. copper
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-10
Gin eridredcnSes @eraMid

nj Der groe lit alllueilen Dor eineln
itarfen Grobeben wabr5unebmen, als
@arnung Dor nabein unbeil. Die
@arnullgen Der @atur iino gut.
Sener Oumpfe Shtner5 inn Miiden
lparnt gu1 Dor 8ernahldiiiguna
Der 9ieren faas Sbr @aiierilldt.
Sarnrubr ODER 9rigbt's 9iieaie ent-
eeben polt. Nebmt iogleih Cleo
trio gitters" lnb finoet, Dab Miif.
fenidmer5 pereebt uno @olbefimoen
5uriidfebrt. uMein Sobn bette bon
icinem @ebrand sroBcn Nnten BET
Mieren- unb 8laienfranfbcit, CT 1T
cine groBartige Nicrenmeoi5in@ !,
idreibt geter @nnon Soutb Hc6
MOOD, Mid. @eriudt i'm. SOC bel
alien 4~pothefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-10
strens uiiienidaftlid su ernab.
ren0es 8abn.

-
Ser 9berdemifer oes Mderbnn
departments Or. @ilep menoet ge
~gentpartig ieine Sauptaufmcrfiant
felt Dem u@abp 5000, ben fin
Sduglinge b%eionoers geeignetel
0labrungsltoffen, gu. @ar ieinl
Satiefeit bisber auf oas Gemeiit
mol, ouf Die offentIide @eillnobeit
geridtet, 10 Iiegen Der Mufmerfiom
felt, Die er ge~gentp1rtig befagtar
Habrungsmitteln i6enft, ailsnabms
peiie b0dit perionlide Sntereiien
iebr intime Samilien : MngeIegen
beiten 81 @runoe.
S11 ieinem Dor etnas mebr al:
Sabresfriit gegriinbeten @eim itebl
ndmlih Der Stor6 5l1 erpnrten, urtf
Die in Dem Sberdemifer iib regen'
ben Gatergefiible peronlaiien oieferr
i6on iebt nit @ife ieiner umfaiicn-
ben uno e~ingebenoen Sadfenntnii1e
@orbereitungen gu treffen, oan1it e:
Dem su ertpnrtenoen Mnfommlin!
nidt an Ser geeignetlten nno geoeib-
lihiten Scott feble ullo bieier fid,
hanf ftreng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grnaf-
rung gu einem slei6 groben Manne
uno gleih niislihell Mitglieoe Der
menihIiden @eleaid)oft, pie es fem
Serr 8ater lit, herausmahIe.
Mber mie Die grperime1te oie
cieier nit feinen uBoiion Sqllao"
madte, Dem gan5en goIfe 5ilgutp
fomen, 10 miro au9 Die ourb 51rt-
lide Iatergefiible erbobte 5org-
falt uno Mufmerffamfeit, nit mel
der er gorbereitungen fir oie sfpect.
cn~flpredlenoite @ef0itigung ODER
@rnabrrng ieines Serrm 5obnes
ooer leines Srdulein go6ter frifft
oen Babies oes gall5en 2anoes gum
8eiten gereiben.
9efanntlib bat iih 81. @iIen
i'm DECEMBER porigen Sabres init
Dem oamaligen SRI. 4nfla aelton
gohter oes perltorbenen Generals
&elton bon Ser gunoesarmee, Die
cine GteGung an Der @ongreB-
8ibIiotbef inne bate, perbeiratet.
Geine @attin lit cine icbr eifrige
5rauenredtleriat, iogar Nrdfioen-
fin oes gli5obetb Gaop StaMton
Suffraae Club in @dihinaton. SeSn
folge 6es in Der SamiIie ibrer
TrGfioentin gu eripartcnoen frell.
oigen greigniiies iino oie bunbes-
bauptitaotiiden Sufiragettcn geacu-
m1rtig ousnabmsneiie iebr eifrig
nit Sanoarbeiten Stidereien uno
Sdfeleien aller 9lrt, belhaftigt.
81 8erbinoung nit Dem in Oct
Sanilie oes 0berdcmifers gu err
partenoen f~renoigen greigniHesS
tritt mieoer einntal Die &litaheit,
llebcrlegnng unb 5arte. Niififhtl
oes Gtordes outage. 0ieier flls
&c @ogeI mcloete iih erft nadJoeln
Ser BON inn 5n beaIidenne, &c.
reits iefslmoledStg Sen5e 5dblenle.
Or. @ilen mrd ourd oos. mil
Der ltnterfuhung Der geeen i'm err
bobencn acknowledgement bctrautc
&ongreBfomite niht MIR freigeipee-
den %poroen, ionoern mih nod
~obenotein cine ante Notc erhalten
bot. 9as 81 eruortetoe, rein nil
ienihaftlih eli erndbrenoe Balm
iuirb olio feinen gater in feinerl
Nciic 81 bennitanoen broltdcn
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gbbas II. Silmi.

3pan5ig Sabre iino cine 5pan-
ne 3eit lang genug, ben &nraftef
zines Meniden erfennen gu laiien.
am z. Sanuar 1892 itarb Ser STE.
oiDe SeDfif; fem iugenolider Sobn
Mbbas Silmi Der am Sberelianurl
IN @ien er5ogen muroe, elite naGj
Sairo, Die Serridaft an5ntreten.
Mbbas lit IN "a. SuIi 1874 gebo-
rem, mar oalnals alp Is Sabre
dit. @enn es linn aud niht &C.
lang, Die g~ngldrtbcr, Die ii9 felt
Dem Mufitano untcr arabi 9aido
in Megppten feiteeieet batten, 81
pertreiben, 10 bat Der @iaef6nie bod
i'm 2aufe ieiner gfegicrurg ge5cigt,
peld' auBeroroentlih tatfrdftigcr
Drganiiator er lit. Mbbas, fIein bon
@eltalt, NIT einem energiiaen 4opi
auf Dem ettpas runoliAen &orper,
bat einige 3uge, Die an Den bent.
liden Safer eriitnern. Der 8i5e-
fonig lit auf aIlen @ebieten 8d
6auie; itets tatig, oarf in ieincu
8eiisuneeil fein MagcI eingeidIa-
gen iperoeit, Don Dem inn nidt por-
Der Meloung eritattet mare. Sdon
in erauer Worgenftunoe itebt Mb-
bas ouf. Damn folgcn Die Sripl-
aierungen ieiner Sbloiier, ien1er
Glitter; Ser 8ormittag lit regelmd.
Big ben giegierungsgcidaften &c.
mi0met ooer gmpfangcrt, Die Die
5tun0e nit iih bringt. Seltiam lit
beg &beoipen Nbnciglmg aeaell
bic NaI1ite, oie Dem agpptiidlen
Staate a~ngeboren; nj oicien 4all-
fern permeilt er MIR eeiddftlif. Die
iibrige 3eit ~perbringt ct in ocn
S6l0ifern, Die ibrn ielbcr 5ll eiJen
iin6.
Ser abeoipe lit auBeroroentluh
fpradgemanot. @r bcberriht neben
Dem Geutiden bas Siirfiihe. sra.
biihe, er ipriht gleid flieBeno eng.
Iiih, fran5oiiid, aricdiid uao ifa,
fieniih. Man iagt nidt nit linz
re6t, oaB er nit icoem i%eiiier lii
t~ergebenen in oeiien Mutteripradle
perfebrt. SIN @inter pobnt s(bbas
III Goubbeb le Halais, ciilem SdIoi-
ie, oos iein 8ater 9epfif crbout
bot. Ser CONNER iicbt ben ahc,
oipen regelmaBis ldngcre 3eit in
Montn5ob, Ser nreigentliden eds.
pfung beg 8i5efoni9s. Qbbas Aai
es nit pieI @eidif pe~ritanoelt, iei-
ne Snbe Si mebren. Defenders oltrdh
aroBe 2attoanf6ufe, Ourf l1rbarnG-
dung BON @iiitenboocn lit er reid
geporoen. or 8ablt mol 81 oeil be.
giitertlten Siirlten Der groe.
Mbbos SiImi bat ii1 5iucitnaI Der
beiratet. Bon ieiner eriten Srat
elmer Sflapin ieiner Mutter, FIT
er flint ainber, amei Sobne lno
brei Sohter. Ser 2ronprin8, ocit
man in ben 9arfs bon Goiibbeb
fih b6ufig i'm Eoniefpaaen tlimmeln
iiebt, peripridt oenl Batter abnlih
81 nerben. Die alpeite Srau lit
cine @rdfin Soref, Die gum Sstc-
mismls iibergetreten lit uno sur
Erin5eiiin Sobei6e erhoben mnroe.
Sic bat elm SdIob IN Wortarile,
5pei gabnltationcn BON goltbbch
entfernt. Die lettere Gle lit FINDER
Ios nphIfphpu
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8rdttltltdte DerJnMett, Tibet Sbr an
2otfnnggsloltqtsit grrothsr; Slttsta. Ssr5iioglsa.
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@eht nidlt mehr lahm.

2ein Sinfen nsebr fir Sons
Moore in gohron, go. SD bate
cine idlimme @unoe aif meinein
SUB, sic nidt beilen monte, bis idj
guflen's Mrnico Snlbe ae~braatte"
idreibt er, nober oieie ipnnoerbare
galbe furierte mid idnea.~ Sell
olte, offene @unben, @eihplire,
8riib. 9ranb- uno Shnittipitnoen.
Sdiirfunsen, ge5ema ooer so
morrboioen. 8eriuf)t iie. 0ilr %
Gents bei alien 4~potbefern.
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geiu, Hedltsanlualt

Mcummn flineelt cine 5ral SEER
Gcdltsarmolt lit nidt 8u iprchen !
erft1Yte Der 8ureaubiener. Gie Srou
lG6t Ii1 nber niflt ablpeiien yNb
muB i'm ipreAen." uMber 9err
GeftSanipaIt lit momentum fir
0iemanoen gu ipre6en." ySl
fir mid miro er idon 3u ipreden
ieinl Sagen Sic nar, Srau Mor.
Der MiIfe pare bier"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-10

tung bel. gr erblidt barin ba3
@reebnis oes gtingens 5ipilden ST.
oipiouum uno Sltoipiouum, INN ge-
a6tllng unb Inerfellnung, nidt
bas 3eiuItat zines Samples gegen
oie birgerlihe @emeinid)aft, segcn
Staot unb Monardie. Cine @uffai-
Jung, Die 5mar mande Mmerifuner
iiberralhen oiirfte, Die aber troe-
Dem piedei6t Die ri6tige tit.
ginc. ST. BreIIe.
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- 9as menIdlide @ebirn faini
tiefere @unben idIagen, als Die
2laue oes 2onen.
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OerO0( 5r0uen ge(un0 gemaC6t

sd mar 10 idhpad uno nerpos, i6 fonrte fatn1 af meinen SuBen
tebn," f6reibt 5rau Dora Stauffer, @iID1 So, mod oas 2armen met
nr eigenen ainber ertrosen. So raande goht lag i9 idlalos ODER
bote iob piloe 9rdun1e. Sd nabnt farf ab r6 muroe iebr lbpad].
Snnerbal6 elmer @obe, nad5ben1 ib angefangen bate, Garbni 81 ge-
brauben, tparen meme Sdner5en geringer, lo nd] bret @oeben fubHe
ib mid me ene anbere Srau. Sd balte es fir meme 8flibt, anen lei>
benoen srauen Garbni 5u empfeblen."
Garoui lit cine refine &ralter=gfebi5in, bat pirflhbe 9eilfraft rno,
OF Sic alt ooer jung, fam Sbnen nidt idaben.
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STAR elm grpnnp =Gbinin,

has lit Das ~aufibrenbe 8rontp =Ghinin.
5ebt auf bic unterihrift bon G. 90.
UrDbe. Sn Der gan5en 8elt 9ebraudt,
Inn grfGltunn III 1 San gu heilen. 25c.
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IS Bat id beraussefent. ooB GarSni ihpaden, nerpoien 6ruen
neue araft berleibt uno ibnen 81 bllbenoer @eiunobet per6Hft. Garoai
fann,-tpiro audi Sbnen belfen.
Sn ben so Sabren ieines @ebraubes baben Sauienoe bon 5rauen
us bon ben burd i'm empfangenen @obltbaen beribtet. Die geiebt-
belt unb Der Gerfauf feiner MeoBIn fann i6 10 Iteigern fpe Die Gar-
bn,s, penn Die We3i5in nidt pirfid gut lit.
3peifeln Sic, BOB garbui sbnen beliea fanna Madben sic einen
8erfu9.
Gin geriud fam nihtss ihaoenl lno mag sic geirno MAIDEN.
&aufen Sic cine Jaide n9 beute In Der naddten 4petbefe!
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
7. A. MAzEE MAKES A
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT
Was III and Tried Many Physicians
Treatments Without Success.
WAS SUFFERING. WITH DEBILITY
Growing Stronger and Better
Every Day-Large Number
of People Affected.

One sensational statement after an
other is being made In connection with
..Tona Vita" the new tonic that Is ac-
comprising such remarkable results in
Omaha Mr., T. A. Mazee Of szs North
Twenty-thlrd street. this city, had this
to say recently:
This is the first medicine have ever
taken that really does what they say.
have been nervous and all run down for
years. Everything seemed to be wrong
with me- I didn't eat or sleep well and
l had no energy at all, ! had tried
many remedies and various physicians,
but without results.
Il came to this store to try this new
tonic and ono Of the specialists told me
had nervous debility. l got the medl-
cine. and It's the best on earth. 1T
helped me right away and has made an
other man of me. When. think how n
felt when came dragging in the store
and how feel now. Id like to find some
poor fellow that feels like did and buy
him bottle Of this 'Tona Vita and say
TO him. This Is worth more to you than
all the money In Omaha"
A similar preparation TO ''Tona Vita"
has been a great success In Europe, but
the tonic IL Just being introduced in the
United States ''Tona Vita" il on sale
at Brandeis drug department. sixteenth
and Douglas streets. south side. main
floor.
The specialists who were here explain
Ing the nature Of the tonic, claim that q
large percentage of the population. es-
peclsily among the city people. are af-
fected with nervous debility. One OF
these specialists In this connection said:
The symptoms OF nervous debility are
unmistakabie TO those who know how
prevalent this trouble ss A tired. drag
cling feeling OF the body. a sluggish
mind and dun memory. depression OF
spirits, nervousness, stomach trouble.
weak back, cold feet, headaches and
bowel trouble. These are sure indlca-
lions of nervous debility. and modern
life in big cities produce 1t in untold
thousands.
'Tona Vita viii positively remove this
condition. II Il doesn't the trial costs
nothing. as the tonic must do the work
or we don't want money for H. 'Tona
Vita is going TO astonish Omaha, as Il
Ia actually worth Its weight In gold to y
man or woman afflicted with nervous
debility. ADV
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
MRS. H0ERR is GRANTED
NEW TRIAL IN AUTO CASE

BEATRICE. Neb, Feb. ia-tspecial
Telegraml-In her replevtn suit over the
possession OF an automobile used by the
bank robbers IN making their escape
after robbing sthe Beattie, Kan, bank
two years ago. Mrs, Anna Hoerr Of
wymore was granted new trial in the
district court this evening.
Sheriff Sehiek attached the car soon
after the robbery for the National In
surance company which paid the bank
its loss. since that time Mrs Hoerr's
husband, II, II. Hoerr. was sentenced
TO five years In the Kansas state peni-
Tertiary for completely In the Beattie
bank robbery, and then Mrs. Hoerr
brought suit against Sheriff schiek to
replevin the car The case was decided
In favor OF the sheriff. The court
granted new trial this evening on the
ground that Mrs. Hoerr had secured new
evidence to prove that the automobile
belonged 20 her and not Hoerr.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
JOHNSON COUNTY JURY
GIVES ElSENTRAUT S1,500

TECUMSEH. Neb., Feb. I2.-tSpecial,l-
The jury In the damage case Of oscar
Eisentraut against c. E. Madden tonight
gave verdict favorable 10 the plaintiff
for sl5ao.
The case has been on trial since Tues
day. 1t grew out of a quarrel between
neighborihg farmers, which 1t is said re-
suited in blows, Eisentraut and Madden
were assisting with corn Smelling at the
home OF a neighbor Virgil Hazen, on
December ., lsfo when some matters OF
interest TO the local school came up and
the men quarreled. Eisentraut charged
Madden with striking him over the head
with the heel OF a scoop shovel. and he
brought criminal proceedings against
Madden in the johnson county district
court. Following hard fought trial on
the charge OF assault with intent to do
great bodily harm, the jury brought in a
verdict of acquittal for Madden Then
Eisentraut brought the present case in
the same court, asking $4,000 damages for
bodily injuries and $500 for doctors and
druggists bills.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
oummINs EuLosIzHs LINCOLN
Iowsn Speaks at Annual Banaaet OF
Grand Rapids Clubs.

Iovsn Speaks at Annual banquet of
Grand Rapids Clubs.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. B.-Ns-
tional politics received little attention last
night at the annual banquet Of the Grand
Rapids Lincoln club and the Young
Mems Republican club. the majority Of
the speakers devoting their remarks al
most entirely TO the life and achievements
OF Abraham Lincoln,
United States Senator William Alden
smith OF Michigan was toastmaster and
the speakers Included Minister Loudon
Of the Netherlands. United States sena-
tor Albert b. cummins Of Iowa, Repre-
sentative Caleb b. Powers Of Kentucky,
Booker T. washington and John Wesley
Hill Of New York.
While Washington brought the United
states into existence" said Senator Cum.
Minis, TT was Lincoln who saved IL, sac
rifIcing his life in the effort. He saved
the union and in doing so strengthened
the principles of free institutions
throughout the world"
lie said lincoln had rendered a greater
service to humanity than any other man
in the Christian era.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
NEED ron FEARLESS COURTS
senator Crawford OF south Dakota
Makes Address at Jersey City.

senator Crawl ford OF south Dakota
Makes Address at Jersey City.
JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Feb. lathe In
dependence and fearlessness of the Ju-
dietary and the need of remedying de-
fcets in judicial proceedings. civil and
criminal. were urged in a speech delivered
by United States Senator Crawford OF
South Dakota last night before Abraham
Lincoln association. which has celebrated
Lincoln Day since his assassination In
1856. Mr.. Crawfords theme was The
Federal Union and the states." lie said
In part:
while II Is necessary TO maintain the
independence and fearlessness of the ju-
dietary we should recognize the fact that
there is much that calls for criticism in
the conduct OF our courts. There are
many defects IN procedure. both civil and
criminal. which all admit should be
remedled. The irritation and unessiness
OF the people and their hostility 10 the
courts are largely directed TO the in
ferior federal courts. Should an amend
ment to the constitution fixing the terms
OF the judges OF the intermediate and
lower federal courts at period OF six
to ten years be proposed, II would prob
ably be ratified by the necessary number
OF states because OF the prevailing opln-
ion that some Of the federal judges are
too Indifferent TO the rights OF the peo-
pie and not sufficiently responsive to
present-dsy needs, when passing upon
issues between the people and especial
interests"
Senator Crawford said that II the
courts would retain the confidence and
respect OF the people they must sweep
aside mere technIcalitles, appeals based
upon bubbles and taken for delay, I'M
necessary premptory challenges OF Jurors
and Immediate objections to their COM
potency and adherence to worn-out pre-
cedents and ancient rules not adapted
to the needs of the present.
The congress. not the federal courts,
il to blame for the oyerburdensd con-
tition Of these courts. as asserted by the
speaker. who said the remedy must
come through some administrative tri-
bunal, which as yet congress has neg
lected to provide.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14

the public at large to know what must
he the necessary effect Of the proposed
legislation.
III We have a record In the last ten
years, and especially in the last three
years, of responding 10 popular needs by
legislation specifically adapted TO afford
the proper remedies, why should we not
be sure Of winning vote Of confidence
from the peopley
offers Definite Program.
We know what we propose to do: we
offer a definite program. show definite
results and We believe these results are
what the people wish. We do not hesitate
TO ask for their support. The arguments
Of most democrats In favor OF return
to their party have q general likeness.
We have first general denunclation of
conditions said to be due TO the republic
can party. which every man would
depreeate. then the statement Of gen.
erai good results that must be accom-
plished by following the principles Of the
democratic party without specifications
as to what they are and finally pres
sure for an invitation to that party to
assume power There is nothing definite
in what is said; nothing definite prom
Used, only general denunciation and gen
eral promises.
"They speak of the spirit OF unrest
everywhere. They do not describe what
that unrest depends upon, and IL they do
they do not tell how II is to be remedied
or what legislation will accomplish IL.
Points to Real Deeds.
ut is because of my confidence that
the republican party can point to definite
deeds already accomplished. TO laws al
ready on the statute books and being
enforced and carried TO a useful purpose
and TO proposed statutes with clear
description of the terms and effect OF
such statutes that confidently rely upon
an ultimate verdict by the people In favor
OF the old republican party. the party Of
Lincoln and OF Grant. the most progress
sive party in the history Of this country
or any other country. the party OF
achievement and not OF broken promises,
the party Of liberal. effective government.
In which farsighted economy is the
watchword, without that spasmodlo
penuriousness which ignores great ma
tional needs on the score OF political
emergency. the party that stands by the
fundamental principles and well-ordered
government. preserving the rights and
equality of opportunity In the individual
and not interfering with the only steady,
practical progress that is possible"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-14
WRECK OF MAINE READY
TO BE TAKEN FROM DAM

HAVANA. Feb. ia--The wreck Of the
Maine which has been buried for fourteen
years fathoms deep tonight Ia almost on
level with the surface OF Havana har-
Dor. All the main deck Is plainly visible
above the shelter1ng walls Of the sur
rounding cofferdams. During the day
the ship rose nine feet on the incoming
flow. and by nightfall only five feet OF
water was lacking TO raise the wreck
TO the harbor level. The re-fioatlng OF
the vessel win be completed tomorrow
morning.
Preliminary work was done today for
the removal OF one end OF the ooffcrdam,
which does not present any difficulties.
The engineers IN charge are waiting
orders from Washington to remove two
calssons and tow out the ship, which
will anchor near the dam, until finally
disposed Of.