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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Cine G6midtnna.
Sen ,boben S6bnen" 1T Imerifa cnt
ipridt aud cine iedJsfnd,c grDRcrC
2eiitnns bieiiaer Nrbcitcr sesenilber
b%erjcnigen In Seutiflauo. - Sehr=
reife Sabelle ilbcr Sbbnc nitb Err
oufticu it Den Ser. Staaten.

Inbiu9ton. 3. 6. = Mar
reibt ms bicr5uldnbc bon 3eit 81 3eit
Die bubcn &obnc inter Die Halc, Die
Den grbcitern i'm &crBlcid) nit Gu
ropu gc6dblt lpcrbcn.
Nfun bat Yrofeiior g.. Glnrf i'm
&c nginccring W ngn5tnc"
in Der Wais 9hunmcr bes Suhrcs
1904. cine bohit Icbrrcid)e Sobclle
peroifcntliht. Die bda Yrpbuttionss
%~erhdltnib 81 Den 9c5abltcn Irbeitas
lobncn iQuitricrt. Sic Sa6ele luurhe
auf @ruuO amtlidcr 3nblcn 3uiuln-
menaeitelt, uno crgibt iiir pa5 Sabr
1900 fpluenocs Helultot:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die Soften iparen acrina.

~ - SNAsbb UNNNll
lit ar Hbeumatismus unb elmer Irt
&rdmpie. Die mein gnn5e3 Spitcm crs
ifiittcrte. Sic Ier3te baIien mlr
lpenig. S6 gcbraudte 5lpei Slnihcn
Ilrenfrdllter rnb &eilDl,. mno lpurbe
meinen HbeumatiSmus los unb Die
3rdmpie bnSu. llnb bns IlicS 81 10
Serinaen Soften" Sizes lit Gin 9rici
bon Serrn &. Hod. "a @ctct st..
Salem, Iaii. gr 5eiet ben arnnfcn
cinen @es Sur iiheren. praftiihcn llno
fpoblfeilen Sebnnplung, elmer 9ebanos
lung Die grfolg bringt.
Sorni'S Ilpentrduter lit nibt in ben
Ipptbefeu 5u baben. Spc6ialz Ngentcn
perfaufen i'm. @an ihreibc an Die
gi9entbiimer. Sr. Setter Sabrnep X
SonS Co.. 1875 60. Sppne Ipc..
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

nls olttb bon Der N%llsnieBun9 alls9es
ihloiien iino.
Sie Beiammt : Snmme Der upu
Sbpiien Saskatchewan Stiftunset reif,t
M cine W,iilipn bcran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

Is geht ali. 0ielcr Sabellc bernpr,
baB Der ameritnniid)c Irbeiter fnlt
Slpci Dial 10 piel %probuSirt, ais Der ca@
unbiid)e; nabc5u brci Ntnl 10 piel oils
Der nuitraliihe; fnit bier Nnl 10 picl
ais Der frun6Diiidlc; fiiuf Nal 10 piel
ais Der eugliidle, mn fnlt Icd)S Wul 10
piel al5 Der oeutidle Irbeiter.
Inn 90bnc ms rcdtc 9idt 5u icBcn.
ipolen mir Den Scraleit nit Der &rus
buftipu nod eiu ncnig pcitcr iilbren.
Im hnditcn be5ablt perben bier5uz
lanbe sic Ialtrer. Die nebeubei 9eiaat.
burd) fcinen Snrif 9cidiipt iinb. Sbr
SnrhIdnittslpbn udr i'm Sabre 1905
pro Wufe $25.52. Ser SurdlIdIuittsz
Teroicnit Der cngliiben Waurer mar
$10.63 pro @pdc.
@dren Die 9Dhuc nuf Den Grooufs
tionsfpertb baiirt, 10 miiBten Der ames
ritaniihe MaIrer flint Deal 10 biel
ais Der cngliide erbalten. lln9efdbr
S53 pro @odc.
Sn Den geihiiBteu Snbuitrieeu iii
oas IiBperbdltniB nod greler. -
Ho. SO bes Bulletin Der SdlImipolls
Snbuitrie, beral3geaeben pom Bureau
OF 2abor bonn Suli 1905 enthdlt
folgenbc alitbentiidlen Iusaben:
IGnnlifer Spinner : 8oten(obn +:
Seutihlono (WtiiblbuuIcn) 1905 =
1857 bis $3.50, Sraufrcih (9iqc)
1905 = 1891; Ser. Staaten, 1904
(Surhifuitt) - $4.12.
Sros arDBerer Yrobuftion erbalter
alio in Der Sertils Snonitrie Die Nrbeis
ter Der Der. Staaten geringere 90bue
ais beutihe poer frnn5oIiIhe arbeiter
Sabci sebcn abcr bic Soften bei
9ebenSbaltnng in ben Ser. Staaten.
,uu tie ubnebin ihOn bjber limb ais IN
europa, ~fortseiett in bic &6bc. Mms
Der ioebcn erifienener neneiten ye.
rednuns Der ygraoirccts" gent her,
pur, naf bic Soften Der 9cbcushal=
tnng felt benz 1. Wlat 1911 nm scbn,
icit benz 1. Npril bicieS Sabrcs ihui,
mn siuei Yru5cnt gcitiegcm limb. Die
Scbcnsmittel babcn iih felt 20 Snh.
rem itetig pertbcnert. Bic Yreiic iinc
1914 Eru5ent b6ber ais i'm Sabre
1908. -
~Wir erinncrn uus, benlerft bierSu
treifenb Elm @ehielblatt, nod Iebr
gut Der Seit, nl5 Der europa bcreiienbc
Imcrifnner picl Hiibnlens nlnftc Dor
Den biligen Scben5mittelpreiicn unies
res 9aubcS, mie nld) Der Iermite lid
iatt ellen fpnnte uuo nidt nur an Sruo.
ioubern audi on Sleiid,, unb boB aud
9eflil9el sur &olt5nabrung 9ebore IN
ocn ger. Stnateu! Seute lit es cine
Jrase, pb nidJt bic 6reiten @olfSmaiien
Seutihlanb'S ). y. beiier sendbrt limb.
b. b. rationeller, ais oiejenigen uuic=
res 9anocs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Saf in Seutihlano

ictt Gin Gorbeuauu9Smittel scgen ITO
alalenieud,e ~erfunben iporben lit,
fam I'M Sntereiie Der Sanppirtbid,aft
scr aallScn &clt MIR nit Srcuoen be-
griiBt merben. Seutide Srofenorcn
5cihnen lid uiht bird @erecBz
lidfcii ans. = Buffalo Sr. ST."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
mcbertrumpft.

@ritcr 9unSlpirtb: ~Wfcin @etreibc
itebt Dies Sabr wiebcr miicrabel. faum
cine &unb bod"
Sipcitcr 2nnhnirtb: ~Sas lit nod
Gur nihtS. Sci mir miiilcn Bic
Sperliu9c tniceu. iuenu JIG es abfreiien
ppllenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

ppn bencn bic Grtifelihreiber Der
farbluicn, ,unparteiii6en" amcri-
faniifen SnscSbldtter feline blaiie
Ibnnns baben. = llnn bph i6min=
heln tic ibren fatholiiden Seiern
pur, iiber Ilcs mas pursebt, in.
furmiert 5u iein ???
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
lie 2a6l Der SIicaer aibt %folaenee statiitit:

@us birn Sabc0eu, bcrcn Nnsubcn mir babingcielt ien laieu,
gbt berpor, bnb 0roBbritnnnien aui Dem @ebictc bcs 6lrgens burds
aus nuht 10 mGt Surud lit, mic man geppbnlib annimmt. Gednet
man Die %ereinigten Stauten nid)t nit. Dann fpnnt 8roBbritdnnien
an 3nbl Der Iaihiucn oil 3peitcr Steue, ub an brithr umo an uierter
Stele an 3abl Der fir Wildrs unb NarineSrede aebrnuden Maz
ihinen. Nod) Sranfreidb hat Hu6ano am meircn WtuNhineu fir bns
Seer angeidnift. aber acknowledgements ebt es in yuBlanb nht aus
nGbernb &cute gcnug, Die imianoc imb, Sluaapparae Su lenfen. Sn
Gnglanb lit cs uugefcbrt, bier bnben Irmee unb 6lutte Suiammeu 20
AGuIfiucn lo los gelerntc Slcger. - (.2. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
@cnm iie orsaniiiert wirer, bann -.

&c bietct iih bcn Surmcrn bon
@iSconiin cine 8elegenbeit. fir
$250,000 cin srobcs Shlud)tbalis
mn iuas huSu ,gebnrt, 81 erlperben.
IA bic 6nrmcr aber niht bnrd1weg
prsaniiicrt limb nnb bic Nrbeiter in
ben Sfanten bisbcr wenig ober fein
@efuift ant ben oircftcn Snnnel leg
ten, 10 ieben iih bic Staatsbeamten
Der 5armer= = Organization nidt bered,.
tist, nit Der Sade ppran5mgeben.
@cun Die Sarntcr einig wdrcn, 10
miirbe es un9cidbr einen Solar pro
Sarmer fpiten. nm bns @eid)dft 5u
iibcrnebmcn. Bic @rpBidlddier pers
faufen Jest baS Sdrpeineflciidl 81 eli
ncm Ginfduf5preis bon $500, OBJ
gleif lie bns Slciih fir lingcfdbr
$500 lpcniger tauiten; MA red,ue
es iid aus. ipie lnnge cS bdliern
piirbe, bis ieper Sarner ieiuen Spllar
ipiebcr in Der Snid)e baben milroe. ous
Su Damn nod eineu Collar 3inicn
mn Gas Sepubtiein, bab Dem @rpBs
lhIdhtertbum uno Dem Srult elm
Shlag pcrieBt puroc, on Dem CT
langc 81 trasen bat. = .Sanomann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
9ie tmfttlnttrn DER al1elt.

- CT Gcfanntc cnelide Wfittdrs ShriftreQer i + c D 3. Sane
ADH Sat chen Gin Invertebrates BUD eritcineu lacn, porin CT
y Sinnncnrctnct, baB am Groc pcs ppr9cu Sabrcs bcrei5
~ mebr as 8 IN ettuuienb Slugmaid)inen porbanben paren,
cine Sbotadc, Die, tpie Der |eranfr iagt, ihon 9enlgen
ioqtr. nm aMe 3peifcl 81 beietigen, Die etpa nod al Dem pratttlden
&crtb hteier. grfinbung betcbcu louten. Sus BUD gbt gcnauc Gin
5elbeiten mo in Den nneiicu Sdaen aud Sti56en Der peridiepenen
Sppen; e5 entbdlt abcr ad ionit ned cine Mcnse intereNanter
Snfprmahonen.
60 erfdbrt man 8. g., baS inter Den 26 2dnbern, Die Slugz
mnidinen fir milnorhde 3pede boben, lid ad) s btna bcfinoet.
Sn Dem 9feide Der Mite 9bt es orei Slugnaid1nen, BON bcncn cine
Der &rmec 9cb0rt. pdbreno Die bcioeu anbern Gtgcntbum bon Yripat>
lcuhu ino. 3ruei gelerne Sieger Icben III China, Gin GngldnSer
Zee ub %rin6 5iai Tao.
Sn Sapan lit man natirli1 bel fueiter porgcihritten. Sort
bat man bereits 5cbn @nidircn fir raa Seer angeidafft uno bier
fir Die Slottc. Damn gbt CO nod Snei SrioatnuId)inen III Sapan.
suianrntcn ied3ebn. Sn benz 9emc ncs @hnbo leben aer MIR elf
Seute, Die imitanbe ino gu iicgen, aqcs Sapnner. Sic Snrtei
bcibt bier gfaid,ncn, ub z hpcten Sdnemnrt @rtes
6cnlnub, SortugaL GbiIe, Yeru ub &umdnten
babcn aud Ihon anecfangen. Gas apnigrci6 Hrn,dnien bat losar
idon 5fp0If Sugopparatc.
naidinen I'M @c6raud, lpopon 90 Der Irmce geboren uo cine Der
Slottc; Die ituIieniide Irnee fat %, Die Sutc bier lb
%ripahcutc in Stalrm beIisen iHntie 5rantreid itbt natirs
lid an Der Spise Der elite NIT 29 Maihinen, Die Der Irnlce 5ugez
tbeilt fnb; Die fran5oiiidc 6lottc bat MIR cine, dbcr nit GinIdluB Der
int Trpatbciis beinblifcn Separate gbt cs III SranfrcidD niht
nenigcr ais 6S2. Sci Den Scrctnigten Staaten bon Norps
anterfu lit Die dn9e9cbene 3abl bon 75 uus0rlflih ais 8peifelbaft
bcicbnct lobaB man pnes Sdno nht an Die Spite Der Elite ltelen
fam. Ser Scrfancr ingt, brei bdpon gcbDren Der Grnnce nno 5tci Der
Slottc, rnb bon Den anbern $50 babe CT nur bel Ia nafnpeiien fprncnJ
bb tic rirtltb 9cbrnnd't morbcn ieien, Die dnpern baten nift chs
NAL ale @otore. Sic iol8nbcn Sabclen sebcn cine quite leberHbt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

ucun 3e6ntcl Tro5ent, bn6ci betrug
Die 3urahme bc5 Snrmlnubes nur bier
uno bier Siinitel Trp5eut I'M Tcrgleih
81 1900. Die 3unabme bes cultipirten
2nnbc5 betrGst jcbpd 10 unb 3lpci
Silnitel Yro3ent. Die Sunabnlc III
lebtcrtn Sale lit arobcr ais Die 3ns
rabre hcr 2oupbcpDlfcrune, blcibt ie@
pod lpeit binter Der allscnleinen Sus
nubmc Ser 9cpoltcrung 5uriid.
@cnn mir Die @r06e ciner Snrm
in 1900 nit berienigen bon 1910
perglcidhcn. 10 fdlIt c3 ms nlf Den
eriten 8lif aif, baB Die Sarmcn
burd,id,nittlif fleiner gciporbcn iino.
benn mdbrcnp in 1900 Die burfls
iduittlidc @rDBc 146 mn elm Siinitel
Icrc5 betrllg, hetrll9 tic in 1910 1873
unb Elm 3ebntcl Icrc. Ser &ertb
uIcr Surmcn bat iid bon 1900 BIZ
1910 ctluns mcbr alS peropppelt; Der
@ertb bes Nnlbcs Itieg iogdr 11S une
Gin 3cbntel YroSent. Wdbreno bds
2anb in 1000 burdidnittlih 1851
pro Icre ipertb ipar, bate es in 1910
cinen burfihnittlifen @ertb bon
S32.40. Ser @ertb Der Snrmae>
bGllpc itieg II unb 5rpci Siinftel Hroe
cent, Der @ert6 Der @inrihtuuseu
(MaIhinen II. !. IN IS unb iieben
3ebntel Yrn5cnt unb Der Iertb bes
Iicbitaupes 90 unb Elm SebnteI
SrpSent.
Sic naditcbcnbc Sabenc setpd6rt
cinen gcnaiIcn lleberblid iiber Die Be-
p%olferung. Die GARNER ilnb Die Snra
men beS 2anbcs unD e~rruoelid)t einen
&erelcid) nit Dem Geuiuss8 eribt
pont Sabre 1900:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
Improvement in Indu,trv


The pivotal Industries OF the coun-
try have maintained an average in
crease of ) per cent to 10 per cent
since the third quarter Of 1911. sc-
eording to the Wall Street Journal
and Of these industries, steel has led
and. In fact. made so large a gain as
to keep the average this high. The
rather interesting statement Is made
By the Journal that there Is no longer
any cooperation" between the steel
companies to maintain price agree
ments and steel companies are cut
ting each others threats in an effort
to keep their mills In operation. |"
Those lacking inside information will
not be able to appreciate this sitas-
ton 30 very keenly. we fear. They
fear 10 do anything that could be
considered in the light of fixing
prices. and for this reason It will be
some time before order is restored .
Fixing prices Is supposed to be
illegal. Does the restoration OF
order" then depend upon a time
when these industries will consider
II safe 70 engage In an Illegal proc
ess7 The same yigilant power that
has broken MP these price agree
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
People Talked About

Chieago's model policeman goes up an
other notch in public esteem. He pays
for his own drinks.
The employment Of DR.. Cooks former
press agent by one division Of the presi-
Dental campaign puts a master hand
at the helm OF the explaining bureau.
besides insuring an overtime job.
Miss Alice n. Robertson. Postmaster
at Muskogee. Oil. IL said TO be the high
est paid woman In the United States pos
tai service. SIZE receives q salary Of
ss.aoe a year. She Is IS and a native OF
Oklahoma
At least one man in Chicago doesn't
care 9 continental about third terms re-
calls. or the quality Of the dough that
put Lorin,er over. The flask OF ad-
Justlng his income Of s7.ooo 70 q 1900
AIinony order obtained by his chorus
girl wife will hold IT'S mental energies
for soma weeks to come.
For the first time the cash prize Of
800 offered every two years by the
American Historical association has
been awarded TO a woman. Miss Louise
p. Brown. an instructor in wellesley
college. The title Of Miss Browns essay
is the Political Activities OF the Bap-
lists and Fifth Monarchy Men During
the Commonwealth and Protectorate."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
su,niciou, Cireumstances

The democratic majority IN the
house has been arrested and ar
rairned on the charge Of conspiring
vih the Sugar trust a. against the
ultimate consumer. Speaker Clark
and Chairman Underwood are named
in the complaint Their plea 10 not
guilty and. az accused. they are en-
titled 10 the benefit Of the doubt.
until convicted. But the circum-
stances are suspicious: they are all
against them. They point to a col
fusion between the Sugar trust and
the democrats based upon a mutual
benefit plan. 10 give the trust q
stronger monopoly and 70 reward
the democratic party With its patron
age during the present campaign,
and later
osiensibly. the admission Of for.
eIgn sugar free Of duty would effect
direct benefit 10 the American con-
sumer: in reality. according to the
republican minority on the commit
tee reporting the bill. II will turn
over to the Sugar trust a monopoly
more powerful than that enjoyed by
the American Sugar Refining COM
pany in the palmiest days Of Mt.
Havemeyer's unquestioned supremacy
and II would place. more completely
than ever. the American sugar pro-
Queer. II not also the consumer. At
the absolute mercy OF the monopoly.
One Of the lncriminating eireum-
stances In the bill OF complaint h to
be found In the democracy's removal
Of duty from bone black, In the chem
zeal tariff bill. an element OF which
the Sugar trust uses millions OF
pounds In Its refining processes. and
which Is used very little BY any
other business or enterprise in the
country. Lamp black. on the other
hand. is used generally by big and
little throughout the country. but Il
must pay a IS per cent duty. Why
is this? Why did Underwood and
his associates remove all duty from
an article practically unused excep,
J by this gigantic trust. and leave the
J duty on an article practically used
by everybody. except the trustG
What great popular interest required
this anomalous juggling Of tariffs?
When the democrats can explain a
few OF these suspicious eircum-
stances. perhaps they can convince
the people that free sugar means
lower prices to them.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
The Winning Of the South Pole.

England seems to have Eon in the
international race to the south pole
and the empire on which the sun
never sets now has . new territory.
though IT is scarcely to be presumed
that the British nag will ever strive
for great influence there
Captain ROAD AmHndsen. the
Norwegian. is the first Of the five
explorers to return 10 civilization.
and be brings the news that Captain
Robert r. Scott OF England vas the
only one OF the quintet Of friendly
rivals TO reach the coveted goal.
What q contrast with the way that
the world heard Of the north poles
latest discovery. But in the five
men who. representing as many ma
tons. launched upon this south pole
expedition In November. 1910. there
was evidently no impostor. no self
seeking expioiter. This first report
gains credenee from the fact that it
comes from one Of the yanquIshed
contestants and not the winner. him.
self.
Captain Scott. II is said. reached
the pole BY means OF a motor sled.
thus carrying to the furthest out
post Of the world. one Of sciences
most modern inventions. He has
drawn to the center Of a throbbing
universe the earth's remotest bound
By this dramatic means. linking a
desS past to living present and fu-
ture. Let Us hope that no subse-
quent reports come from the frigid
'front.' TO dispel this ideal illusion.
The world. skeptie as II became
through the deception Of Cook. will
want TO believe this latest story Of
polar triumphs. and 30 with e1-
pectaney based on credulity. 1t will
await details from the adventurers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
TheBctsLeItubml



/ BRADSHAW. Web. ,Iarcn k-To the
E6lier cf The Bee: AZ e0aSent5on he'd
/ in chscszs. June : -. the following
paragraph Eas Essaz . part Of the re-
publican platform:
In the adEzsnAxtrEtion Of PreSs1sni
Arthur We recogaize Q wise. corserv4-
tive AMI patriotic polscy. under which
The country has bsen bleSs-d with ~
rarkaele prosperity; and &c believe he
eaiHznt services are entitled 70 and vii
receive the hearty approval OF every
citizen.
Where are We STANDING today. Is nOt
the grand cd republican party about 10
repeat what they did In ISL, VIII the
republican party in convention this year.
4 lsie repudzzte the administration Of
President Taft. b. first endorsing his adj
minlstrs;ion in beautiful words. and thea
turning him down as they did President
Arthur In 1854? To the careful and
thoughtful voter these facts should be
given more than passing consideration
II was that little clause Of forty-two
words that tn ISs4 put into the hands
Of our political enemy q powerful club
with which TO defeat the party. We do
not say that u alone defeated the party
but my republican friends. take the logic
Of such an act sns carefully study II on;
for yourselves Every intelligent rePnb-
licAn viii at once see the point,
The question now arises. is the repub-
licsn party not liable 70 repeat the trag-
edy Of lss4g There Is not q single doubt
In the writer's mind that President Taft
10 not the logical candidate TO lead the
I republican, party 10 victory. nor is there
q doubt that he cannot more easily be
elected than any other man, the Napoleon
Bonaparte Of America. Roosevelt, not en-,
cepted. But should TEDDY" be the
lucky man the republican party will have
shoulcsrsd very large catalogue OF
unpleasant explanations that will con-
front them on every hand Tetdy.s CO.
lumbus Cohio) speech. wherein he 50 RI
dieulously fumbled the trust question,
will no doubt make q part Of the demo-
cratic campaign thunder.
But this article 10 only Intended as
an eye-opener before the April primary
We have carefully studied the present
political situation. and while we are only
4
common voter. We may know as much
in regard to national questions as Mr.
John o. Yeiser Of Omaha. We have the
same wide world as field before US, in
which we may study and from that
study. form our opinions: and as TO ex.
perience We no doubt sntedate Mr.. Yeiser
several years; and having given Uncle
Sam nearly three years service In tho
war for the union. we claim 10 be one
OF the common people and CLARA as good
a right to speak our sentiments as any
one. and from nov on up to the April
primary we may be heard now and then
advocating the republican administration
and reconciliation OF our grand and noble
president, William Howard TAN.
JOHN b. DEFY.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08

OMAHA. March ITO the Editor Of
The Bee: thank you for the article.
THE Problem of the Schools" as well
as for several others Of recent date that
cannot but be helpful.
II one looks at our schools today with
candid eyes. he viii be impressed By one
fact: namely. that what Is best In them
whether in the course Of study or In the
metho1s pursued-sre those things that
have come from the teachers them
selves; the earnest and thoughtful men
and women who quietly pursue taeir
work. seeking patiently the material and
methods that will help and strengthen
their boys and girls. 60 Tar as the
schools and their methods are really ef-
fIcisnt Il Is the teachers who make
them 50.
when this fact Is recognized and the
teacher given a larger share in deter
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08
A Loud Pre,..,.

Mcook,v Neb., March ITO the
Editor OF The Bee; l cannot understand
why 80 many good republicans are op-
POSING Mr.. Roosevelt for denomination.
Hasn't msn got q right to make
declaration Of his position without say.
ing what he means. or meaning what
he says? Even II Mr.. Roosevelt did say
he would never under any circumstances
accept another nomination. hasn't he a
are extenuating circumstances? Didn't
Mr.. Roosevelt help put Mr.. Taft 10 the
White hours? Ard hasn't he q right
10 expect Mr.. Taft TO do as he told him?
And didn't Mr.. Taft spank one OF
Mr.. Rooserelts cabinet apprentices. and
send him home. for not other reason In
the world than that the sforesaid mem
Der got 100 big for his clothes? VIVA;
excuse has Mr.. Taft for knocking q home
run. in the first inning Of the STANDARD
| OIL game. when Mr.. Roosevelt played ths
game eight years without making =
score?
People do not seem to realize that US
1 pNNAASbN HfUHhNHHNN1s 1hN ANAA 1AattiEs
to the noble band Of republicans that
ence fought 50 vslientiy TO prevent the
dear people from being ''crucified on a
cross Of sold?" Is not Mr.. Roosevelt.
pushin' and shown: with all his might
to recall part OF Mr.. Bryan's plat
form? on. that had a brass band that
would reach from New York 20 San Fran
ciseo. thence in q southeasternly diree-
ton TO Tampa. thence northwesternly,
at angle Of IS degrees to Madison. Wis.
that / might arouse the dear people
70 realization Of the fact. that We wan;
office, and want It bad. Instead Of in
augurating postal savings banks. parcel
post. civil service reforms. disolving the
trusts. and many other reforms. which
President TAFT has had the audacity to
actually accomplish. he should have been
content to make a noise Ike q progress
sive'' and let II go at that
/ ask you in the name Of the Aneri.
can eagle. when will the people ell learn
that a protective tariff is responsible
for all the Ills that human flssh Is heir
TO. from hydrophoola. to ingrown toe
nails. / want 10 warn the people OF the
United states and Sycamore Hill that
unless Mr. Roosevelt Is nominated. the
sun viii refuse 10 rise and set. the man
In the moon will be recalled" and all
the fish In Oyster Bay will commit sui
eide by drowning. When l clearly seq
all these caiamities. 1t makes my patrio'
tic blood effervesce like gin fiz to sss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08

RICHFIELD. Neb.. March $40 the
Editor Of The Bee: would Ike TO say
a word concerning the presidential can
didates. Is there not \ wrong angle OF
view with reference 10 aspiranfs for the
highest office in the gift Of the people.
or for that matter in any candidate for
any office.
We see persons speaking Of the rights
OF individuals to this or that office; has
anyone any claim on any office? II 30.
BY what r1ghtl Our officers are sery-
ants Of the people. II a man Is elected
to office and after filing his term and
receiving the pay asreed upon. then be
has been properly reeompensed and has
no more claim On the office CT the people
II Is for the people TO say who they
want. If he has 50 conducted the work
Of his office As TO create a demand for
his services another term. well and good.
but 10 for any reason the people desire
to place another man In the position.
then would say. well and good, no body
has been wronged
WHIST applies on the republican ticket
applies with like weight on the demo-
cratic ticket Then when II comes TO
the final election the people will again
speak and the man elected win be presi-
dent. and the good old ship OF state
win sail on, maybe not IN Just the same
way as It would have II the choice
had been for the other candidate. but
she VIII sail fairly well anyway. But the
emphasis is that no man has any claim
10 any office.
n. d. sTAMBACGH.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-08

II seems the head officer OF a
fraternal insurance company threat
ems 10 cancel the certificates of men,
bership and insurance OF those mem
bers who persist in attending a GER
tain public meeting to redress GER
tain grievances against the order.
The protestants declare they have a
right under their fraternity's con-
stituuon to SO assemble. Whether
they have or not. the constitution Of
the United States guarantees to all
citizens the right "peaceably to as
sembie and to petition the govern
ment for redress OF grievances"