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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-21
Was No Opposition TO Pea
cock.-Two Ballots Re-
quired to Select Both Sher-
iff and Treasurer.
Treasurer-Albert Chamness.
Sheriff-Jacob Bayer.
Commissioner Eastern District
Albert Anderson.
Commissioner Western District
Mordecai Doddridge.
Surveyor-Levi Peacock.

The Wayne county Progressive tick
ct was completed today when the
county convention nominated candi-
dates for the Offices of treasurer, sher-
iff, commissioners from the eastern
and western districts, and surveyor.
Spirited races for all Offices. except
ing that of the surveyor. marked the
proceedings of the convention. A
spirit of harmony was prevalent and
the resolution pledging support to the
county, state and national ticket were
adopted with loud acclaim
Two ballots were necessary 10 Ae-
eide the races for treasurer and sher-
iff. On the first ballot for sheriff. ia
this city, received "a and % votes.
respectively; Ballinger 10. and Hunt
4. On the second ballot Bayer receiv-
ed "a, Bailey %. Ballinger 8.
Ballots For Treasurer.
The first ballot for treasurer result
ed as follows:
Welsh. 8; Chamness. 81; Beall. 25.
The Anal ballot showed the following
result: Chamness, "a; Beall. "a; and
Welsh, 3.
Cash Beall then moved that the
nomination be made unanimous, and
Mr.. Welsh. of Franklin township. Sec
onded the motion.
Mordecai Doddridge. of Washington
township, candidate for commissioner
from the western district, received en-
ough votes on the first ballot to NOM
mate. the result being, Carr 10; Allen.
Is, and Doddridge. "a.
Albert Anderson of Wayne town
ship, successful nominee for commits
! sioner from the eastern district, re-
ceived 81 votes and his opponent,
Davenport, 3 on the first vallot.
Levi Peacock. this city, was nomi-
mated surveyor without opposition.
Will Robbins presided as chairman
and Howard Brooks served as secre-
tary.
The committee on rules and organ
ization consisted of W. Paul. Ed. Renk
and John Deitz.
The committee on credentials was
c. b. Hunt, S. Reed and w. Barton
Adopt Resolutions
The following resolutions drafted
by E. F. warfel. C. NJ. Pierce, and W.
z. Pickett were adopted:
We. the Progressive voters of Wayne
county in convention assembled. do
hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the
declarations OF the State and Nation
al Progressive platforms. We consid-
er that these contracts with the peo-
pie for specific reforms, afford the on
ly opportunity open To the voters to
emancipate themselves from bossism
and ring control.
In placing a county ticket before
the voters of Wayne county. we con-
slider that We are acting consistently
with Progressive ideas. to the end
that nothing be overlooked that might
work TO the greater opportunity for
the success of the cause.
Be IL resolved that we hereby pledge
our united and unreseryed support to
the candidates this day placed in
nomination for county office. and to
those fearless champions of the rights
of the people. Albert j. Beveridge. the
next governor OF the state of Indiana.
and Theodore Roosevelt, the next
president of the United States
T.. F. warfeI. Chairman.
c. NJ Pierce
W. E Pickett
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-21
THE WEATHER

STATE AND LoCAL-Showers and
cooler tonight; Sunday unsettled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO DELEGATES

The delegates TO the district and
Joint representative conventions Of
the Progressives, which are to be
held at Connersville next Monday.
are requested to take the interur-
ban car which leaves Richmond at
600 a. m. This car connects with
the train at Cambridge City which
arrives at Connersville in time for
the conventions. which have been
called for 1000 O'Clock In the
morning
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-21
BAN PLACED UPON
TICKET SCALPING
(National News Association)

FNatlohaI NtWs AssOcIatIonI
CLEVELAND. Sept. 21.- President
Dan B. Johnson of the American lea
que. is determined that there shall be
no ticket scalping at the Worlds Sc
ries this year. Johnson came to Cleve-
land to confer with President Jimmy
McAleer of the Boston Red Sox.
The American League will stand
responsible for every ticket sold in
Boston and the National League will
have to do the same in its city," he
said.
Johnson believes that if the League
is made responsible for the ticket sale
it will be easier to ax responsibility
for scalping and therefore easier to
prevent ii.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-21
FEW FIRES

September bids fair to be a month
pf few fires if the present rate is
maintained. The last fire was a small
gasoline stove fire fifteen days ago.
nonth
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

tru0 fins Samitog 1md minneapolis
obgereiit, lpolelbit 6rmalein @iuem ant
13. September nit @errn &in, Sem
9etriebsleiter oeS oortigen &o5iiion
@otels, in SEN Stan0 ser gbe treten
miro. - Eapa Mnton Miidfe lit 0urd
Sic Mlrfu1ft ei,1es sobndens in ser
5an1ilie Matb. S. &rafer if. sur @iir%
Sc eineS l1rgrobpaters e%mporgeriidt.
Irau &rafer lift cine Iodter Ser in
ct. Miholas, Mil1n., %mobncnSen So
milie Mid. Sbeiien. 6.
0epils Safe. - Gin @irbel=
mino Ser bier @emarfen in &ami ep
County beimlu6te, fat ei1en S6aSen
con $4,000 aneeridtet. @olp g5min
aus in iii0lpei tlidler &idtung broulte
Ser Strrln etmo 80 Meilen melt per=
heereno 0abin Biz in sic @egen6 BON
@ebiter uno 5eritreute Sic oufgeitodte
@etrei6eernte nad1 alien &idtunger.
Sppiel befanrtt, mlr6e nielna1t6 Der=
lctt p6er qeto0tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
aus oe,, Moromeiten
Minncipta.

Iorcit Gitp. Gos 5pei mo
eilfalb Sabre olte S0dtcrd)en Ser
Tomilic S. Nmbroi e bon bier iette
heim Spiclen nit 3iinob0l5ern lein
&leio in sSlamnren, oas linn bonn 2eibe
hrannte, bepor Sic Mutter sur stelle
mar. Gus orllle &ino itarb nad fl1r=
ser 3eit infplge ser erlittenen grab=
liden @ral1olpunoen.
st. EauI. = @ouperl1el1r gber=
hart fat al1f Nnratben oes MGerbal1=
Tcpartenlc1ts 0es Stoates Sic @ode
ppn1 16. bis 81. September als gaat=
forl1=@od)e angei ebt. Sn ser 6iesbe=
5iiglidcn Nroflautation betont er Sic
@ihtigfeit ser Mai5ernte inns beion=
oers 6os Ml1si l>d)en inns Mnf beben bon
gl1teln Samenforn. 9ebtes 6ritbiabr
mar b%efanntlid piel ible6ter Samen
pprfnnoen, uro piele 6armer, Sic
nidt poriidtig SIT @erfe ginge11, bat=
ten entIpeSer nad5upf %lan5en o0er ba=
ber MIR cine geringere Grnte. = Son
ciucm mills ge%poroenenG ferHe murocn
9om1erltog al1f 5em @elalroe ser
Stote 6air 1,eun Ser omen Derlebt,
sic no6 elmer Not6ban0lung I'M Notb+
fallbpipital Ser State 6air nad eli
trent S%taothpjpital iiberfiihrt mltr0e1.
Sobn Bergen bon Mint1eapoliS rift
in ser MGbe Ser Musitelung lan6=
mirtbid)oftlid)e Moi6inen, aIS iei11
Hfero pl0blid bor elmer 2ofomobile
idjeu muroe inns 6urdwing. Ser &ei=
ter ml1r0e abgeporf en un6 cine meite
Strede 6urd Sic 3uid)nuer geidleppt.
Sent (Gorreipon0en5). = Serb
uon6 5panfeI0er lit oieie @ode nit
9reiden fertig gemoroen un6 miro
iein @eim bier aufihlagen. = SRI.
aatb. &ant lit ieit 6rei @o@en be-
reits in Sarge, lint ii9 elmer Mugen=
operation gu rnter5ieben. - SRI. @la=
ia Mitten5orf, Sodter ser Srau Ma=
ria Mitten6ort miro ant %. Septen,
her NIT @ermonn @riinberg bon
Breckenridge in Sen gbeitan6 treten.
- Mih. Gaiper bat feline Sarm Sem
6. &a6emo6er berpa6tet un6 miro
nit Ser @attin ith in @abpeton, g.
., in sen mobGper6ienten &ubeitan5
begeben. - SEQ &ie1on5 offerirt feline
100 Slider 9roBe Sarm fir $55 per
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Meier sum Gcrfauf /. GS befinoen 1id)
st. Cloud, Mimi.

Mder ,,ln 8crfouf. IS befinoen iid)
@cb1uoe un6 8rl1nl1en 6aral,f. =
Irau Tran5 Marid miro oielcn @erblt
nid)t uad} Soobo reii en, 0enn Sos alte
Minneioto bcm0brt inm1er nod feline
Mn5iebunaSfraft.-Am Is september
mcroen bier Is &in6er sur crlten NJ.
&omnuunion 5ugelaiicn mcrSen. Die
@rnte mar bier cine iebr gel egnetc
nit Ml1s>1a6me bon Mais, ga fem gu
tcS Samenfprn su befommen mar. 6.
Snternatipnal Sails. =
Gin Sornaoo u1o @elpitter ging
Somtagpor1nittag iiber SSl1ternatio~
nol 6olls u1o l1mgegeno nteoer nn1
rid)tete cinen Sda0en bon min0ei tens
$10O,0O0 on. @on 5ablreidcn @di,1=
fern mlrroen sic 11der fortgerilien,
l1n0 bul1Serte DON 6eniterl6eiben tpltr=
SEN 3%ertriimmert.
6ergns6oIIs.- Sic County
Gom1iliion bon Otter Sail Gountp
fat g(ngebote fir sic grri6tltrg eil1es
Gountp : Gl1berfuloie :. Sonatoriums
cingeloSen. Sic Mngebote iollen am
Is. September ge0ffnet mer0en, uno
Scr crfolgreid)e 8ieter ion Sic Mnltalt
nod) III oieiem Sabre fertig itellen. 9ie
Soften Ses er1te11 @e6alr0es meroen
NIT $4,000 peroniblogt. 9os gu
notpriun jon ont Il fer oes Otter Sail=
Sees liege1t.
Mnofn. = @err un0 6rm1 $.
MnSrems al1s Hi1e &iper uno &ap
Mnoerlon aus Nequot lpmie oas fleine
&i1ro 0es G6epaores Mn0remS befan-
Sen iid auf ser 6obrt in ibrem Mlt=
tomobil, ais oiei es an elmer idarf fen
@cgbiegl1ng 5>pei Meilen iii6li6 bon
Mnofo, sic lie SIT ipat belrerften, iiber
einet1 Mb6ang btnobgeihleu0ert muir
Sc uno ith Do1fommen iiberi6lltg,
10 SAB es mieoer auf 5en &aoern Lam
Sete. Merfmiir0iger l1no gliiflider=
meiie fa11e11 Sic Sniaiieu nit SEM
S6reden 0apon.
90 minneapolis. Sn ser Sf=
flee 11ltiereS Mapors lief am Samitug
Elm Sdreiben zines meibli6en Mit=
glie0s ser Ml1nicipa1 Smneribip=Ear=
tel Elm, in Sent sic gntlaiiung 6es $50
li5eidefs u1S ser 8oli5iiten perlongt
mir0, Sic lebten Mittpo6 BEL einem
StroBenfrauan sic Menge auseinar=
bergetrieben un0 beri6ie0ene Gerbaf=
tl1ngen borgenommen batten. Ser
&rotpau entitan6 5araus, 6aB 6ie So
li5ei geeen eiue troy uus5ridliden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

Gerbots in elmer ser SauptitraBen ob-
gebaltene Go5ialii tenoeriommlung
einldritt. Ser Mann ser gdreibe-
rim, eiu gemilier 2atimer, befinoet ii@
ulter sen oerbafteten Eerionen.
AuBer oieiem Shrciben trof arn glei=
d)eu Sage bei @oli5eidef Mealep elm
auonpmer Yriei ein, III Dem gcorobt
muroc, sic STANDARDIZATION nit
3Dnarnit ST iprengem.
DmIutb.-0 Sic i%treifenoen Ser
looer ser Ipfs ser @reot Mortbern
@abu an ser Mlloue5-8ai. bel 5llpe=
ripr, Sic cine 2obnerb0buna bon 25
Gents pro Sag uerlangt 6attcn, babcn
sen &omprpmiBporidlag Ser 8abngc=
leuidoft, ser olrf cine Grbobu1g BON
20 Gents lautet, angenomnlen.
@c1t Union Worrelponoen5.)
: Slioor @aoersbeef lno Sobn So
bann norel1 einige Sage m,gel1ebn1e
Balte beilr Sdymager Sofarm Sat-
fer. 2cbtgenarmter perlor eli
ncn 6lad)sbnltfen, Ser ol1rd eire1r
8litltrobl in 6el1er aerietb un0 Der
brannte. = Mntou @amaid, wel6er
la,lgerc 3eit bier beim Sobam Sanfer
perpeiIte, lit nah Melroie llmge5ogell,
NO er Gborffeurs0ienit perridten
miro Sn Ser 5amilie @alter 6lenf
lteate lid) sur Srel'oe ser begliidten
gltern ciu ltra1mn1er Nadfomme ein.
M0ige oos &ino Sen @ltern nllr Sreu=
Sc bereiten! = Soiepb g. Soa1er fat
ieilee 1arnr leinen1 Sobne Sobann
fGufli6 iiberloiie1r un0 miro iein @eim
m6 Sanf Gentre perleger. = Mad)=
itcn Montag, Sen 16. September.
>pir6 i'm Sduloiitrift go. 4, in >pel=
dem Sri. Gora @l'f bon ct. @lou@
ols 9e6rerin a1rgeitellt lit, Ser
l1nterridt mieoer o1fgenoma1en.
= Sic letter sonntag bier &C.
gebene tbeatraliihe Goritclllu1g NOR
iebr gut beiudt. = GoSpar Mdbren
inns 81. Quinn BON ct. Glol1o iparen
5amitog bier a1f Ser Siibneriogo.
@eihlid belo0eu nit gelte, fe6rten
Sic Min1rp0c Counting nod ct. Glol0
5ltriif. = @ermnnn ltblenfptt inns
&einrid Midels uno @attin bon
Trceport fubrer Samitag per Nuto
bier ourb noh @elle &iper, no &C.
nantes gbepoor Eotbenitelle pertrot,
@err ltblenfott aber feline &eile nah
Starters Erairie fortiette. Montag
trof letterer mie6er bier ein, ll6 sic
Eathen i1 iein @llto un6 brohte lie
naA 6rceport 5ltriid. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
@nmoriHif1ts.

Sro tt @eirotbsfan0i5at: r9as
6rdulein, 0os Sic mir porgeite1t ba=
ZEN, fat ia cine rotbe Noie!"
&ermittler: nM6 mas! DoS lit ia
mir fon5entrirte S9amr0tbe."
&ererbt. - vginen faliden
@riff no6 0em onoern madt 6ieier
ju1r9e &irtuoie."
SEQ, mas minit SIT 6enn, es lit ia
Ser Coin unieres @errn Eoli5eioiref=
tors"
8eim Splitter. - @un6e:
Sd m0dte cine 8rille faufer."
Splitter: ~@eit= ODER fl,r5iidtig?"
&11noe: vDurditdtig."
Musfuft.- ~6rit, mas lit Sem1
eigentlih Elm Monolog?"
Gin Monolog?- Sa, meine liebe
Clara, Elm Monolog lit cine l%tnterbal=
tl1ng 5miiden einem Manne uno lei
11er 6ralt."
5martes@ Sci b.-Glla: uMiB
8loomep iogt, ibr @eiidt lei ibr ga1=
5es Germogen."
SteIlo: Gin portrefflid)es Mdo=
den; 1m'r id)eint Tie Sen groBten Sbeil
6ieies @ermogens lelblt gemadt 5u
boben."
6red}. - @o1sfrou (piitbe11o
511m @ltrid]er): Sic l1ngeidid! ga
baben Sic mir idon mieSer 5l1ppe
ol1f mein @lei6 gegoiien!"
8uride: ~@egen Sic ii6 5arlm
ni6t ouf es lit nod) mebr 6o."
Ser 6reier. - 8anfier: Sd
babe mir Sic So9e iiberGegt, @err 3d.
ron, inns ml,B S6re11 leiSer er0ffnen
haB meine Sodter nidt Sic SIRE met
Sen fann."
Barron: User ia oltd] jar nid]t be-
obiidtigt = Jon ia blob meme @ottin
mcr6en!"
q a n {, n n =. !. =, = n - w..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
CHE Public Service Company

ults, onoere brodten 25 l1r5 80 8u=
idels. Tarmer iagel1, 0aB iie glan=
ben, 0oB Ser Before @rtrag elmer Dor
Ser 6eblldlag an beml @etrei0elamen
porgenommenen 8eban0lltng gege11
Moit 5ll5uidreiben ieia.
5ipur sails. = Ser Soft
traitor Solcpb Somplon perlangt BON
0ielcr Sto0t Die Suntme bon 1885,
IS nebit iieben @ro5ert 3imien I'M Be-
tugc pon $440.41 fir @raoternng
Ser Stmbel1fre15ul1gen Scr 9for5=9o=
fpto 9lpc. bon 3. bis Z. Strabe. 8ie
Is heibt, fat Sunplon nad) oem Soft
troft fir oieie Mrbeiten nihts SIT for
oer,1, "a Soriu hei on0erS angegeben
mar, Sob CT fir 0ieie Mrbeit nidtS
hered1el1 1piir0e. Sic Mrbeiten muir
Sen in1 SATIRE 1908 ouSgefii6rt.
0ca0moo6.- gs ldeint, OaB
Sic ~oiesiabrige Grnte ale friiberen
melt iihertreffen miro. @en1aB iorg=
f0ltiger inns foniermtiper S6abung
itebt ein grnteertrog BON 5mei Millio-
nen Collars fir sic 8lad SINS in
grlportung. Man beranidlagt, 0ab
100000 @lHbeI @ei3en, 900 900 8u=
ibe1 Safer, 100000 8uibel Mais,
10000 8uibel Mlfalfa, 10000 Son=
11en ,@el1 u,,6 $4,000 @uibeI @or=
toffeln mer6en e%ingebeimit mer6en.
Da3lt fo>f1n1t np6 6lads, @erite,
5pelb inns @lee, noriihcr feline S6G=
blt1gen borliegen, iomie cine groBe
Menge bon @emiilen.
Morb=9afuta.
6argo.- Ser 5mo1f Sabre alte
sobn Sap 5es Sobn s. Ml,rpbp trltg
ihtpere Grandchildren am ltnterleib,
&iiden nr16 Sen Mrmen 6opon, als CT
@alolin, sos er int &ofe 0eS @auies
e ri@iittet batte, lit Brand iebte.
Sentinel Suite. = Gas
6reii6brige S0dterden Mprt1e ser
Samilie @b. @ap bon bier peritedte
ii6 lit eine1n @ei5enfel6e ur5 tpur6e
bon elmer Maidine erfaBt u1t6 10
Ihtper perIebt. 6oR es baI6 0Qrnuf
itarb.
8ea6. - @ouperrel,r Ssoblt 8ur=
fe inns Hraii6ent S. $. @orit bon
6em Mderbau=&oneg bon Mor66afota
mer6en bei Ser jabrliden 3miiden=
ltaatsf fair bon 8illing County Mn=
ipraden balten. Sic M1sltellung mir0
bier lit Ser 3eit pom 1. bis 5l9n 4.
October itattfin0en. @oloerneur
8urfe miro ont ameiten inns Hrof.
@orlt ont 6ritten Sage ipreden.
Samestolpn.-M Dit elmer &e=
Sc, Sic er bier Treitag Mben6 bielt,
idloB Sberit &oolebelt feline eintagige
&antpagne Sltrd, 9eor66afota ob. Mm
friibem Morgen iprad er int @rano
SORTS; 6onn bielt CT 6rei &e6en in
Sarge, mo- er l6arf nit SEN u8oien,"
Sen olten &arteie,1 ltn5 @an Street
ins @eridt ging. gr erfldrte, bei6e
Earteien ltd1r6en unter ser &ontrolle
Ser groben SS11terelien. &err &ooie=
belt lproh alth nod mebrfah mab=
reno ser 6obrt an fleinercn @olte=
%itel(en.
@%abpeton Worreiponoen5.) -
Sobm 81. Mmbrolitid), ein StearnS
County Sl1nge, lit nod iieben Sabre
langer Mbmei enbeit bon bier mie0er
lit @abpeton un5 5lpar lit ser Sterns
Clothing So. beidafttgt. @abren0
0ieier Sabre mar ct orei Sabre lit
@bicago un6 in SEN 1ebten bier Sab=
ren III Manfato im @errengar6erobe=
geidaft aIs Deforateler Ser S6altfen=
iter bei@aftiet, morin er iett bier
8roben zines gl,ten @eihmudes ob%
legt. = Mntb. @rofer, elmer TIM erer
alien gintpobner un6 geadteter &C.
idaftsmann, bemirbt ii@ Unit 6as
County : Committeeman, fit meldes
er nominirt mur6e. Sein gutter Stuff
iollte tbm Die grmablung ii9ern. -
Motb. @iqen, Sodter un5 SRI. Ger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

@eln SIR !1lr Sen mirflidel1
@ertb oes Gbumberloin's Eminent
fir &iidempeb, Sdnners Ser Mlrsfellt,
&errenflu1gen inns rbeunmtiid)e
Sdt1er5en apiiBtet, STR niiroet lite
pf11e 0asielbc iei1 molleu. gu falt=
fen bei oIle1 Mpptbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS T OR a
SM6=9afota.

aberdeen. - Gin 8ran0 bat
olf Ser 6arm oes gilbert @ortfe Ell
men 5do6en bon $1,000 angeridtet.
. Mnoal1ern0 treffen Madrtdten
iiber al1sge5ei6nete grnteertrage
Muf %ein5el11en Gel0ern madte ser
@%et5enertrog 40 8uibels per Mcre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Tarm at %berfamfcm.

263 Mder nabe Spring &in, in Scr
MGbe BON Stride, SduIe un5 @ob11=
bpf aelege11, NIT beion0ers guten &C.
ba,,lidfeiten, gl1tem @aiier, beitem
2ebmbo6en m1ter giinitigcn 8%eoingl,t-
gen 81 perfaufen. 9s0beres 5u CT
fragen bel
Iram g. ~. &plb,
41=3t Melroie, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

Ne6er5immcr miro &looier geipielt.
Cine 8ei uderin Qouiden5): u3as lit
8%eetbopen!"
Hl0blid ert0nt ei11 @epolter. 9ie
&aaSfrau (erbleiden0): Limo oas lit
Mo5art Sen babe,t Sic Sl1ngen BON
Ser Sdllle beru11ter geidmiIcn!!"
Mb o! - SD 6arf nidt mebr
piel eilen u1S faltm mebr et1pas trin=
fen, nidt mebr rouden, au9 nid)t
mebr I'M @irtbs6al1s iiten, nidt mebr
allein ausgeben. 49,"
Sinh Sic frarf?"
Stein = perbeirat6ct."
Gas l1n1ermei5Ii@e.-
limo, 6as iage id Sit - auh sic 3eit
miro emit fomme1r, no ibr 6raue,t
cine @labe bnben &peroet."
SI6tig.- v3u, ser Meier min
bei mir ols @eidaftsfiibrer eintrete11.
@ie mari it o1 nit i6m 5ufrie0en?"
Sea, bei. mir mar er flint Monate,
i'm iediten baben mir lo6onn Go>1fltrs
gen1a6t."
MnsMerger.-~s ebr gut! -
&or elmer Stun0e mollten Sic butt
bert Marf bon mir geborgt baben inns
iebt treffe i6 sic BEL Mujtern rr1o
Seft!"
~3anit min id ebe1 rl1r Sen gler=
ger bit1unter ipiilen, neil Sic mir
0as @elo ni6t gegeben baben."
Sda6en 20 +. - Gomtor=Diez
ner: ugs lit furdtbor beiB bier -
fann 0ns Gelter int Sfe,1 nidt ausge=
ben?"
Commits: nWas fant Sbnen ein!
@arlm iol[en mir fir SEN @bef ipa=
rem? Siilen Sic tiidtig nodb un0 n.o-
den Sic sic 6eniter ouf."
@rf1ar1id. = Sd babe &C.
bort, Sic boben sic beioen @run6ltiide
gefauft, sic re@ts ur6 Iinfs an Sir
8eiikt6um gren5en, inns 5tpar a1ber=
or0entlid) bi1ig. @ie baben sic 5as
elreidt?"
50 oor15 einfad! Meine Sral1
lingt, meine Sodter ipielt &labier,
meil1 Snitrlm1ent lit Sic @eige, @o=
uarS blaBt Sos @aloborn, Bob ipielt
@l1itarre, &arlden fat &aitagrettet
uao Iritde1 cine Sronm1el."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

Die &ennerinne II. - SIN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

SI6tig.-u 3u, Ser Meier mill
bei mir als @eidaftsfiibrer eintrete1t.
@ie marit 6u nit ibm 5ufrie0en?"
uNo, bei. mir mar ct flint Monate,
i'm ie6iten baben mir iooonn Go11fl1rs
geMadt."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-09-05
THE JEFFERSONTAN

Judge walked away from the court
mousse alone, without looking @ack or
showing the slightest sign of trepida-
ton. Shadows which had once MUIR
INJURED had become deeps that were
dumb.
II know those men, the judge
had said to the governor in refusing
an escort of troops. He knew them
to be men reckless of all human life,
including their own lives. Any man
knowing them at all knows that.
But this man must have known
them, not as mountaineers only, but
as a part of humanity, and, as such
part, to be impressed to the point
OF being overawed by calm, cool
courage which takes the greatest
risks and braves the most threaten
ing dangers, at odds impossible to be
overcome, looking into the face Of
imminent death and defying it in
righteous causes. Bad men, in bad
causes, can sometimes do this. But
they can never stay the hands or
paralyze the arms Of the men over
against them. That is the weakness
OF the cause and not the weakness
OF the man, when man is armed
with righteousness, and such a fine
courage as that of this Virginia
judge, he can face a battalion of des-
peradoes and overcome them by the
combined power of one soul strong
in right and strong in courage. There
is not much of a psychological puzzle
about this. Two things are needed,
righteous cause and a man willing
to die for it. That's all, except that
both are rare.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-09-05
END OF A LONG SESSION.

Ever since December Congress-
had sat continuously and the compile
ton OF its work is relief alike to it's
members and to the country also.
Only seven longer sessions had been
held. 1t was perplexed throughout
by the politics of presidential cam
paign, and by adverse influences in
the White House and by a confused
control IN the Senate.
And yet considerable work was
accomplished. Arizona and New
Mexico were admitted to statehood.
A Panama canal bill acceptable to
the country was passed, and a par
cells post on the zone plan estab-
lished. A constitutional amendment
for the direct election Of United
States Senators was submitted to the
States
The House passed wool cotton,
steel and iron, chemical and sugar
tariff bills and an excise tax bill to
increase revenues, but all these bills
were turned down by either Presi-
dent Taft or by Republicans in the
Senate. But the work done by
Chairman Underwood and his col
leagues is not lost, for they have
shown what they desire to do and
what they will do when power is
placed in their hands.
Majority Leader Underwood's
work throughout the session has
been Of the highest and steadiest
character. He retained to the last
} hour Of the session the complete
confidence of his party in the House
and all are glad to know that both
he and Speaker Clark will be elected
to the Sixty-third Congress. No
doubt Mr.. Clark will become the
speaker of that Congress, and it is
hoped that Mr. Underwood will &C
cept again the place Of majority
leader. Until the tariff is revised to
q reasonable basis Mr.. Underwood's
services in the House will be all i'm
portant. His reputation for leader
ship stands unrivaled in the entire
history of the great popular branch
of Congress- Birmingham Age-Her-
AID
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-09-05
THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE.

This is the name Of book wrought
out of the imaginative mind of a
writer Of fiction few years ago. The
badge it showed was not nearly so
red as that shown one day last week
by a Virginia Judge, Skeen. Judge
Skeen had been designated by the
governor to go to Jonesville and pre-
side at the trials Of more than 100
men indicted for vote selling, includ-
ing number Of the most prominent
citizens, and one preacher. Threats
had been made that any Judge con-
senting to preside, try and sentence
any accused persons found guilty
would meet the fate which overlook
Judge Mas6ie' in sentencing Floyd
Allen at Hillsyille.
The governor offered to send mill
tia to JOnesVille with Judge Skeen,
but he refused to be bodyguarded.
Going 60 Jonesville alone he called
all Of the cases dOcketed, sentenced
to imprisonment or fine, or to both,
and to Acknowledgement /43 Of the
indicted who had confessed, and
half a dozen who had been tried and
found guilty. The courtroom was
crowded throughout the entire pro-
ceedings with armed men, who
listened to the conviction and SEN
fencing Of their clansmen with in
ward raging, but without outward
protest. At the end Of the term the