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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
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|INcoLN MEMORIAL Ar WASHINGTON.

1OSrd anniversary Abraham Lincoln and event
ed in many churches and Sunday Schools. This was
thing for in exterior ways. least Mr.. Lincoln
churchman. But that NE loved truth; that he had a
at just ami reasonable that his heart went out
of the great people and he thought God must
e made so many of them: that he sympathized with
the distressed and the euslaved and that he ha1 a
In capable of wide and comprehensive induction
lding the right conclusion all evident Several
spoke the life and character the great Eman-
markable highly his character is appreciated by
men, by successful by the masses by the millions
nent American people indeed the entire civilized
regard characters colossal. emerging from the
nj standing and above all others Of our country
arstocrat without a flaw in the clear marble and the
ss plebelan whom even untutored peoples love
day that the axis Of the National Capitol and the
ent ani the bank the historic Potomac where
he statesmauship of Lincoln superior misfor-
horizon where genius towers solitary alone there
4rpe ami column memorial of his character and
Two million dollars already been appropriated
for this the design been selected When
worthy memorial of that strange wonderful and yet
md successful statesmen Of the world. or
great Emperor of all the Russians coming from a long
I'd millions of serfs but here the of an
g with kingly powers coming to his work with no
favoring circumstance except fitness which
'ary OF intellect and profundy of judgment fused into
human sympathy with many men who have studied his
e, his peculiar environment his homey humor his sup
leadership his remarkably able corps OF ad-
has 30 be the wonder and the enigma of age.
.ore go and the decades away transcendent
will go on, many years spreading
afcivzed nations and the peoples Of alien tongues.
his country should this memorial that the
cns may visuazed the capital of the which
<ind ably served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
ncdnclng stccI nnlles.

The fact that the Steel trust sold
rails abroad at a lower price than al
home has operated against that cor
poratlon more than any one thing
The people could not make themselves
believe that it was a square deal for
ihem to pay more for steel goods than
the same goods sold for over in Eng
land. There is no question but that
was the case, for the trust attempted
to justify It by saying they sold their
surplus only to keep their mills rum
ming.
But the fact has operated TO the
prejudice OF the steel combine, not
wlthstanding its general effect was
to pay our more money In wages than
wougl have happened had they not
found q foreign market at lower
prices. Now that the Steel trust Is
threatened with a lower tariff. II can
not appeal TO the people in the spirit
of that old free trade adage-buy Ia
the cheapest and sell in the dearest
market for If it does not buy in the
dearest market It does sell in the
cheapest. That fact has had much
TO do, whether justly or unjustly, with
the demand for the reduction Of the
steel lluties.-Ohio State Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
INDUSTRIAL HORRORS.

ling investigation covering almost every
United States, the department OF commerce ana labor
the practically every corporation of
pSf labor cruel relentless and unnecessary the
~ statement thar these corporations have instituted a
The skilled artisans and putting in his place the lowest
'omen, who paid a cents hour the states
remain duty without relief "a hours
At in plants ~ hour tricks the rule rather than
De 173OOO employees Of blast furnaces steel works and
IS hours, y hours day for days per week.
their homes "only eat and sleep"
prevails that all the steel business Of the country s
opoly 1t a fact that competition strong in that
~ The probably sells half the products
ry and recently there has been cutting and slash
rival corporations
beyond dispute that there is competition in the steel
lown that competition does solve all prob
believe by shallow statesmen who present
e U,litlcal economy.
compete firm must keep down the cost Of production
If company finds 1t profitable the twelve-hour
uppose that all competitors will do the II possible
taking the lead in trying abolish the twelve-hour
agreement and prices OF steel advance in
violation of the sherman which prohibits any
ndings between competitors?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
WHY THE CANAL
IS AT PANAMA
Some Secrets of State Elk.
posed Through the House
Committee.
Site of Canal Changed by
Cromwell Paying 100000
Into Treasury Of National
Republican Committee.

Washington, Feb. 13.-The rela-
tion Of William Nelson Cromwell To
the proceedings through which the
United States paid S4O,OOO.OOO for the
French rights to the Panama canal
route were discussed before the house
committee on foreign affairs by Henry.
n Hall Of the New York Worql. who
has been making a study of incidents
connected with the choice of the Pam
anna route over the Nlcaraguan route.
Mr. Hall charged that Mr.. Crom-
we'll had influenced congress in 1899
TO reject the Nicaraguan route after
! it had been practically selected. Act
ing for the new Panama Canal conn
pany, which had acquired the rights
of the French builders, Mr.. Cromwell
undertook said Mr. Hall, to influence
the new Walker commission, then ap-
PORTED, and commit it to purchase
of the Panama property.
"Mr. Cromwell persuaded Senator
Hanna" said Mr. Hall. ITO permit hin,
TO amend the Republican national
platform In 1900 i'm the interests Of
the Panama route. The words, AN
isthmian canal were substituted for
the words the Nicaraguan canal but
only after Mr.. Cromwell had con-
tributed 100000 to the Republican
national committee. of which Senator
Hanna was chairman.
"'rhis 100000 Mr.. Cromwell later
charged up TO the new Panama Canal
company as necessary expense"
Mr.. HaH said that few months
before Senator Hanna had publicly
attacked the representatives of the
new Panama Canal company as at
tempting ito interfere with leglsla-
zion" Senator Hanna thereafter, said
Hail, took an active part i'm advocl-
ilng the Panama route in the senate.
Mr.. Cromwell. Hall declared, pre-
parcir n complete draft Of the report
he wanted made to the senate upon
the Panama route and submitted II to
Senator Hanna of the committee that
PASSED on the legislation
"Mr. Cromwells draft was correct.
ed. adopted and signed by the minor.
ity," said Hall. "and became famous
under the name OF the Hanna minor
ity report; It was the text book on
the Panama side Aurng the debates
which followed in the senate. Tho
most formidable and carefully pro-
pared speeches in favor of Panama
were made by Senator's Hanna. Kilt
ridge, Gallinger and Cullom MFR
Cromwell wrote Senator IIannas
speech II not in its entirety, at leas
IN great part"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

be arragned.
Stine public opinion on public af-
fairs and unfaithful public servants
have no fears of being arraigned for
corrupt practices. one may freely
speek and write but he must not abuse
the right. and he cannot abuse the
right without being liable to the in
jury resulting frome,such abuse, the
person injured may have his action
Of slander or libel. The truth ought to
published when 1t concerns the pub
lie to know It, And It Is what Is
meant by liberty Of speech and of
the press" to publish the truth when
1t concerns the public to know II.
Now the question arises In the
courts, is the act of the legislature
reinstatlng Mr.. Thatcher In the prac-
tice of his legal profession constitu-
tional? What is the ease? Flrst-Was
Thatcher constitutionally disbarred?
Second-Was he constitutionally pro
hibited from applying for admission
to practice HIS profession in and be-
fore the courts of Ohio? Judge John
son refused 10 take the responsibility
of allowing Mr.. Thatcher to prac-
tice in the Lucas county common
pleas court and he called in two other
judges who primarily declared the law
passed by the Ohio legislature last
April reinstatlng Thatcher as an at
torney and counsellor at law In Ohio
to be unconstitutional. The result will
be OF great moment TO lawyers.
OBSERVER.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
SCANDAL COMING.

of the Hawley estate bids fair reproduce the scandals
the winding up the
nares about the time that the relatives Of the de-
uded that there will and have been making their
viii handle property inevitable the
there WILL that she holds H. and that more
where she and the deceased have
Yime
the genuineness of the will and the public
regulations People generally disposed
A possession Of scores Of millions Is at
la appears mind like minor consd-
Z. .a.o.. ,o. 49,, ,oa,o,, oo,
life of the corporate magnates has no logical con-
public Of their financial operations But
nd that exercise Of economic power by men who
themselves Within Of morality ADDS largely the
h.--Pittsburg Dispatch
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Ohio Inventors.

The following patents were just is
sued TO Ohio inventors reported by d.
Swift q Co., Patent Lawyers, Wash
inPllon. ID. c., who win furnish copies
Of any patent for ten cents apiece to
our readers.
Jacob Andrea, Helena. Nozzle for
dislnfectant and l-paper-remov-
ing apparatus; Ernest r. Bauer, Ra-
VIENNA, automatic belt shifter: Wal
ter G. Beclowlth, G'ostorla, inner tube
for tire castings; Herbert i. Beeler,
Cincinnati, speed changing mechan-
ism; Elias w ConkeH Canton. steam
engine; William d. Forsyth. Youngs-
town, manufacturing barlS-shoe keys;
Benjamin Hastings, Barberton, EN-
gine for rock lii Ills; James Richmond,
Cleveland, Chime piano.
The new bridge across Hell Gate
VIII have an arch three thousand feet
long and 1t will rise three hundred
feet above the water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
PersonnI Chnrnclcr.

No change Of circumstances can re-
pair defect of character. We boast
our emancipation from many supersti-
tlons; but if we have broken many
idols It is through a transfer of the
idolatry. What have / gained that
no longer immediate a bull to Jove or
Neptune, or a mouse to Hecalte; that
do not trembe before the Eume-
hides, or the Catholic purgatory, or
the Calvlnistic judgment day. II
quake at opinion, at the threat OF as
sault, or con.umely, or bad nelghbors,
or poverty, or at the rumor OF revo-
lutlon, or of murder? If | quake,
what matters II what l quake at? Our
proper vice takes form in one or an
other shape according to the sex
age or temperament Of the person
and IL we are capable OF fears, will
steadily find terrors. The covetous-
ness or mallgnity which sadlens me
when / ascribe it to society is my
own. / am always environed by my
self on the other part rectitude IL
a perpetual victory, celebrated not bs
cries Of joy. but by serenity, which Is
JOY fixed or habitual II is disgrace.
ful TO fly to events for confirmation
of our truth and work.-R w. imer-
son.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
BORROW MONEY

From The Buckeye State
Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building, 90 West
Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio,
which loans money on homes
and farms up to one half
their value at the lowest
rates and with the privilege
of repaying in whole or in
part at any time during term
of loan. Assets $5,2OO,0OO.
Five per cent paid on time
deposits. Write or call for
booklets showing how money
is received and loaned.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

country
elected appointed
judges pretty frequenty other offices But there IS
Illuminating the country
to
right neither kings
ought That the
things 1t probably
the
devh which have fastened itself unworthy
the
thousands of millions
Guggenhem's Balinge something the
devlhh which temporarily Meanwhile
employ Schoomaster Wilson he
drive a safe a
considering
of
lbe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
A Dellcatc Position.

"That was an annoying coincidence
said Mr.. Bigglns, 1T took great tact
TO manage It,"
whats the trouble?"
"The pension-eXaminer and the life
insurance doctor both called on me at
the same time.--Washingto Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Enrorlte Elcilon.

"Any Child Can Manage our Fur
naces."
"Pollce on Track OF Criminals; Ar
rests Momentarily Expected"
Living skeleton
'I've Waited Here an Hour and a
Half for This Cart"
Expense Account Of My Last Trip.
"Clrculation of the Bazoo. G,OOO CO.
pies.'
'Total Expense Of This Delightful
trip, SS5."-Chicago Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

or Harmon has gone tell he is in favor Of a
him go further what kind of license law ne
he want one in of the boy the the woman
or the interest Of the brewers and
dirtlest usually
by the brewers dlers Is that the kind of thing the
landing for? license law which has teeth
IA when the law will that Joint be locked
lcense revoked? an brewers and disulers
a traffic with law-lefy outfits? The churches
ne Ohio the supposon that he wants
m the traffic has fully defined himself
All good conscience do both in his own Interest and that
friends There many who ready to
ka.V with spring a woap But nominal,
nabby thing called license with the real tenn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Cnnscs nf Neryonsncss.

Mnce pie has been mentioned as a
cause Of nervousness in America. This
constant succession OF investigations
.r,ay have something to do with It. -
Washington Star
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

Milton Blumenburg, chief stenogra-
pher Of the United States Senate,
blames the Incident in the LOrlmer
hearing which caused his dismissal
as official reporter In that case to a
nervous breakdown. Biumenburg
startled the senators by interrupting
the hearing 70 brand as faxed notes
read by another atcnographer on the
Witness stand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Observation-Disclosures likely.

Those governors who are after the
nomination for vice-president may all
be- disappointed, The Alternately Kid
may want t.-Philadeiphia Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Tide and Current.
Enthusiasts.

Some men are so enthusiastic they
won't march in the parade unless they
can carry the banner ana work harder
than the others -Atchison Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
In the Background.

Are you candidate?"
my future Is In the hands Of my
friends. But / am taking care 10 show
them how to play their hands,
Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
The Best Combination.

About the finest compliment that can
re paid to young man is TO say he
is comfort to his parents Atchison
Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
Morih Cnrneeic NIcdnI.

Speaking of hazardous occupations
how about that Of trying to quote an
interview with T. Il. correctly and to
his TROY Standard
Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13
The Difference.

The old-fashioned bride who was
lowered with a stack Of bed-quilts now
has. daughter who Is going TO bring
her husband trunSful Of llngerie- =
Galveston News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

Having pretty manners helps little
girl but all little boy gets out Of
pretty manners is 70 have the other
boys eaM him "sissy.
Globe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

Our idea OF a philosopher is one who
igc content 10 sit around all day and
seine his whiskers with his flngers.
GalYeston News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

Let Blakes send box of their
choice flowers or bunch of violets
to your girl for a valentine. 2-5-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

pretense ana he is great
interested Ohio constuonmang makes tired That is the
II welngh
coming Ohio exhibit himself
coming here TO blow his horn
cgotsm. lie
the oeculp oi the moons Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

parrotk repeating taft confident Of sue
'conhden and nobody charges
shat in Republican
the plain truth te party
dlscenib horizon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

cit was remarkably Progressive when he at Os-
bur as reactionary Lodge when he was at Boston
~ TOO versatile He versatility than consis-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

prints Of of
n bethlehem
business the tariff community
week; that little
the hiatt reckons
speak
OF sanitation
power of $392 tariff
its $i0 Of labor
Republican Commissioners
t $ not a pretty pcture--New World
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

Somebody thai adne John Hays Hammond VINO
betrayed the Republic exclusive outside advisor of
Mr. TAFT Well j. Hayes eaond they say he
spends the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

One dis think that this asking
welt
wengh failure He and ragged Congress tried inject
his notions everything finally Disgusting
Africa and would have been wonderfully we'll pleased @ him
remain there and ab his big stick lions the other wild
Of the Jungle certainly
such personally directing boss monumental
bunder
Wickersham
allegations their steel nmatng
him the
that should him nomi
him uuwricn
something
he egotstic and sesuncen partially
failed he $ o a gh6n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

practical take from The coheecors he
menw Injured the
means forty millions of dollars AMI distribute
sold cverydy would
of the $16oOOGoOO distributed ANNUALLY IN
pensions goes deserve OF do not
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

majority of the delegates in the Con-
CON favor license Anyhow that Is
tbeo only knlIof ofa LIQUOR license w Is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

consider restrictions in fundamental license
provision Constitution carried in the con-cn yesterday O "
o
The Socialists Reehstag
they in candidate Vice President Of that BODY
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-13

temperance old Constitution to a
to the dsters brewers saloon
laa andth product. degenerale vicious humanity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-31
OUR ACREAGE DIMINISHED.
Federation Of Churches Finds Uncle sam
Put IL a6, 900 Too High.

Tenement House Commissioner Murphy
l. strongly of the opinion that a single TAX
law for New York will relieve housing
congestion He so argued TO the Fedora
ton of Churches meeting yesterday.
against Prof john B Clark of Columbia.
who holds il would not William Jay
SChi"Gelin president of the federation,
was in the chair one hundred or more
persons We're present
Prof Clark who spoke first. seemed 70
carry most of the ministers with him IN
his arguments Commissioner Murphy
got down to local facts He said single
tax law would mend matters People
would then take land in the suburbs and
not stay in Manhattan to the extent they
now do. \ Brooklyn real estate expert
a a-k"d what would be the ELECT of the law
upon" the city TAX rate. Mr. Murphy
replied that il would increase 1t from 70
to 2l2
Tn" federation population research
bureau discovered that New YORK. has
20, 600 acres loss land than the fede raj
census has always said it has. Here
after the United States will get the figures
correct. tn" matter cam. out IN ths
remaklng Of blocks for tabulation Ths
| federation believes, II says. IN changing
: tn" housing laws of the city 50 as 10 pre-
vent tuberculosis by reducing tenement
building To- a minimum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-31
SHOOTS WIFE, FIRES HER HOUSE
Runs ON With Bah, In Shirtwaist EoS. Is
Captured Alter Gun Fight.

WINsrtp Conn Jan 3d. Af.e: -h1o,-
ing his youuE wifi, Lillian. with whom
h" had not l,y"i for several months. At
the home of her fatGa-. Arthur johnson.
IN tol!lnsvlll' 'h,s morning. John keY-
nefeck a former Hartford fireman.
kraspei hi- tWO-moL n--old baby and
fed from the house after setting fire 10 IL
Seeing -"yrn ma headed by Deputy
sheriff II \ Cushing coming up the road
after him h.. dar;-d behind a tree. laid a
shirtwaiSt box containing the baby on
the ground and opened fire on his wouid-be
cap'ors. who returned il His supply OF
ammunition eNhausteI K"nnrf.ck sur
rendered. saving, Il have don. what |
wanted To; now you can 'a&e m" TO the
gdllow-.
HIS VIII. will live II" >Ao' her in tn.
neck and arm a. she was t"lephouing for
assistance The baby was uuharmed
Mrs krnuef,,k X was carried from the
hu'niug hons. 10y her mother and sister
Tn. hoUs" was destroyed.
kenn.feck has acted strangely for
several years and il was principally
hecause Of his queer notions that his wife
refused to live with him He appeared
al the Johnson homo this morning and
after being told bv his wife that she
wanted no more to do with him he left
returning two hours later with gun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-31
RABBI MAGNES To
LEAVE B'NA| JESHURUN
Announces Pledges Of S23O.OOO TO
the Jewish Education
Fund.
ADVANCEMENT OF JUDAISM
Socict, Formed 10 Which lie VIII De-
vote Himself TO
Palestine First.

The Rev Judah Leon Magn"s who
became rabbi of the Congregation Bnal
Jeshurun last April after his resignation
from Temple Emanuel and whose
changes in B'nai Jeshurun toward
more orthodox form of service have
not been popular with some of his con-
gregation. gave Out statement laS' niSht
in which he says that he l. convinced
he can best serve the jewish cause by
concentrating his attention upon IN"
work Of the recently organized Society
for the Advancement of Judaism with
out being attached 10 any particular
synagogue His statement does not
use the word -resign but appears 10
indicate that he expects 10 hand IN ms
resignation as rabbi OF B'nat Jeshurun
Immediately He says
1T is With much pleasure that ! can
announce that $50 600 per annum. the tlr-t
quota of the Jewish Education Fund
Of New York city has been raised Frac-
tically all the subscriptions cover period
Of Fl We years so that II may hs said that
$3.50. 900 has been pledged for the jewish
Education Fund of the Jewish Com
munltv ,kehillah, of New Nor, city
In addition to this So oaI l. at th" dis
posal Of the Jewish community for ohu-
cationa purposes. making in all II fund
IN excess of f3pO.O 20 be- used TO- IN"
next i've .vearS for me improvement
Of Jewish religious education IN New ork
city.
The work that I have been privileged
TO do in this connection has convinced
me that | can beSi -.rv. the JewI~n rau-"
bv concentrating my attention upon IN"
problems of jew iSh religious ORGANIZATION
and Of Jewish ,.duCa'lOu Win tn" con
sent OF Congregation Bnai I"~hGrun
and with the aid Of several mon ~ thi-
citv shall have tn" OpIur'I Ini'v ut d",n'-
lug myself To thss" problems ui Wish
religious Organization and JEWISH sHUCd-
tlon without being attached - am pa
tiC'llar svraEogu" \ society for ft'
advancement Of Judaism has h"-u formed
anl expect through tins ~pcl".v 10 lr
given complete freedom duh added "u"r-F
rp devote myself 10 Jewish work IN 'u.s
F civ
Before takiu- ny this work | 'yp-c'
- vI>r Palestine for about ,wu months
IN urd"r to acuualur nv -eii wI,u III"
religious Gal .dUC. Iouhl rro.."in- Il ~"
b Jews there
/ When " Nacnas t"ramc ranhi "r hr
! ConEr"g h. found an ur-au a"u
I a mIX.l choir He shut d,wu 'hc ur.'an
discharged IA. women -inge and ~ other
wav- Sougnt 10 make the ritual Of the
ChurCh strictly orthodox For TIN" IA"
attendance. increased !. but later Il began
~ fall off Meetings of The tru~' 'eN w"ro
hold to debate the question of whether
l. mai Jc-hurun should retain ~" changes
. or noG In December last 1t was rumpr"d
,E4t pr NauEeS would resign
While ass nciare rabbi ot Temple Emanu-
FL Or Magne preached n sermon against
4 mlxeh marriage Louis Stern. who's.
diugh'er was married. 20 Baron Gtafrn-
IA l