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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

&laos, 6oor Dor itore 9erre oil ba.
be os, iaa er oct cen beOIte Flaos /
Den garife 8er0en, hDor ubetDoellg
Den iaa emo ipnes. Get er SinOet,
Oct foumer an paa; ieg tunoe 90.
ia iige: oct er Iroen. % le, III
at tro bebspes intet GaIent. I'll
at ipille og til at ipnge % til al
blipe Bioenlfabsmnn0 % til ale
geroens auuiter % sag, Der mda
Der IaIert. Dien life til at tro.
6Qer, om on oil, oct Talent bar ri
ollie iooet. 8et er oct enc Talent,
ri ale bar ioaet: Gpnen til at tiene
@llo. seq 6e0er Dig, ringeugt life
bette laient, iosb BET life mo i 81.
gegnl0ig9eoens Ierflnoe og gran oct
life neo, ior0i on ipnes, 8eroen b1.
Der iterre9Gre og @lnoe. Qten irDgt
beller life Tor Den Serre, Der gap
dig Oct. 0et par alorig Gro at lfpoe
ifp til Dor Qerre % ie at llippe meo
oct minoit mlli9e for at unogoo
6elpeoe. Zen 9erre, iom iaaeOeI Gro.
en- / DIT 9Ierte, ban bar bet til at
bsite 6rugt al Dig, men ban mener
Dig oct ogiao goot. IN meo oct enc
5alent, onr gln6 oper, at Der for.
longes ioa liot at Dig, at on life
Tfol ipre6e Dig oper aloeroens 3ing
'og Opgoper, men blot bebsper at
inmle Dig / DIT Sn0erite o8 tiene
Din 6erre meo Siertens Ero.
aom per / 9ll, at Seins ariitus
ogioa oette Stptfe er gaaet ioran,
at pi ifll,Oe isGge / bans 6ooIpor.
&i berer intet iom BELT ON lalen-
ter Dos Seius, bDerfen ON almit
eGer 0iatninq eaer 5iloioii. San
6ap0e Inn CT eneite Talent, 6alen.
tet at ppre @eroens 3reHer, og
oct 6ulgte ban, utrpttelig % tro,
in0tit 0ioalet par naoet % aorIet
reiit. ia o. 5reIien fnl0bprOet, og
De funoe iosbe BAN ielo i 2intlGoe
o. lpgge BAN / Soroen. % eiter
lin 0pitonoeIie gap ban fine SoIen.
ter til fine Diiciple, og man bar
u6en for @Dnngelierne beoaret bet
Orb at Seins: 9lioer gooe 9efsel.
l|ererel so, ian aif De no | gerOen,
Sc go6e gefselIerere mems ban orog
til 9an6et langt borte, og De to
1olenter blep til fire % De lem
til ii.
yaar6us 5tiftstioenoe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

9illeOet er ioa at ice bdtoriit,
ioroi oct er en- al 6ortlaringerne
til Den uiOunOerlige rationale BE.
p9aelie, Der / 0iSie Cage bar gre.
bet bele Oen iranite gefolfning, %
ionl piier, bpilfen ool0iom 8illto
til egen strait % Sepeopgtigbeo. oct
%iranite 6Olt plu0ielig bar i9lt /
iig. De IRE Npno er l9ropIonfa.
britanterne Yleriot % 2eblnnc, bea.
&c ttOligere 6Ipoere % 5Ipoeren
SoImet, og giIleoets 9iitorie er fol.
genoe: SaImet beitprer Den 5lpoe.
ifoIe, iom 9leriot bar oprettet tori
peo 9onOon, % Ons0oeen Den 8.
Darts ien0te 9Ieriot bun ct 3ele.
gram, boori ban bo0 bam tomme
iii goris inoreit muIigt. Oa Bot.
0amperne oper annaIen pao @rlm0
al aulltreiten life goor i9rlie bpp-
pigt, tog Salmet life me0 Sern6one
% Glib. San 8iorOe tit prioate
99roplon reoe. 6pIote Benign / BE.
6ofoeren % itee 6orsOa8 V3orgen
al. s op ira 2ol1oon. CONNIE Dor.
gen al. 1880 lonoe0e ban / en-
imaif @IioefIuet beO 5sip les gfou.
lineaur t9t oeo Baris. Antan0en /
Iiqe 2htie er $50 ailometer. san
6aooe oltiaa fIsiet me0 en- 8ennem.
initsiart at 100 aiIometer / Gimen.
Otter al BON buo0e beretiet ON i'm
Hejie til line 6befer 9leriot on
9eblanc, proieOe ban jim Wu fine
% iteg 81. 2 op ior at iIpne tiIbage
til 2on0on.
9tp6eoen er / pore Doge life itor.
Zen %ioripinoer meo fine ion 2inier
j De frantic Qoiier, o. ANDRE Ste.
ser logger man nGppe Wprfe til
Den. SbaO Der ior blot lem. lets
Aar ii0en itoo iom noget umllligt
eaer BOG iom noget, Nemeitene
f6rit piIoe reaIiiere I en- fern 6rem.
ito, ipne5 os M ganife orofnere
'Ting, - ~enoogiao en- ioo0on 3lgo.
ming mellem to 9ope0ite0er / eet
aanOeOrGt, ON man ioa fan fac.
"a bog foripin6er en- ioa0an Be.
britt life iporl6it. Sommen me6 ii,
t1oe, Sunore0e andre prpger Dem
fig / ct 5oIfs 9eDiOit6eo, uorpo6et
Sen ii6ite 1oibl, luffer 2inene op
paa De ilsOeOe o. laOer til ii0it alIe
i%oritaa, at M er Dloolet naoet, mi
er mar en0elig oeo at blipe 9uf-
tens abiolirtte Serrer
Zen. Der leOe0e / 5ranfriq iOr
BLOT tire, fire aor iioen, funoe life
unoIooe at IGage RPrfe til, at Der
par Deo at foregoa en- mPrf6ar 7yor.
anoring | oct franife SoIfs 5pn
pna fin egen 6remti6. Ter bapoe
pitt Jig mango 3e1n poa gooqbeO,
SelDopgipeIie, pan angit for 5rem.
tiOen. Parolen bar nGiten operoIt:
o9o6 os for Simlens Sfplo inaen
9feiifo Igbe. 9ao os opre title iom
Wus." 5tprfeit fit bette fit liotrpf,
oa Winiiteriet Ioupier un6er ben
fgrIte mnroffo.ariie Loo lloenrias.
minifter 9eIcosfe foI6e. Gemne Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
6an me0 Den enc Salent.
Nf Clfert 9iicarb.

San too I min Stue i 93at. Dan.
Den meo oct tppre, trpoe 4niigt.
g&pao fan BET npttc!" iagoe ban
ieg er 9esimiit. Set er raooent
dltmmen ber6iemme. Ger er life
Spor oeO oct, De IaDer, fife Spor.
Get iful0e o9re mig, Der bap0e Ben.
gene og fltrOe betenme, 6oor0un
oct ifuloe bore - oct ifuloe blioe
noget gonffe on6et. Gn onoen en-
ma bare iIioe. Men ieg fan fife
ie. bporior ieg ifltGoe operonitrenge
mug. Oct er iaampno meget be0re
at tnge Den meo 3o. Seq er mi
Gnippnoer. ieg egner mia life ioo
go0t til at itoa unoer en- nnOen.
Seq looer itoa til. Ter tommer
bog life noget uo al set.
Soo6an 6Iep ban oe6. Seq borte
bans moofolone Stemme % IA poo
bans matte. ubenlige aniigt -
Gesiimiiten, Grrtiferen, iom fife
oor ri for en- goo Gortion Dozen.
ifob og ogioo en- lei Misunoelie:
enipenoeren. iom fsIte fig ioa
fife, og BOG bar ioo itor pod oct
OF ieq ipntes, noget al 6eleoeOes
aul6e og @6rfe % @oIobe0 itoo
Tom en- 8us omfring BAN.
; Soem er on | @rlln0en, ip1lrgte
iee.
Soem ieg er, iOure0e Ban - iea
er big ieIu.
Mig feIo2 Sooo mener 6u2
Oct forftoor iea life. 9if on life
iorflnre dig IiOt n6iere2
Sea er oct 6onife Soft, ioqoe
ban on foriDonot. Get par ct Spn
Men ieq io6 ofene tilboqe /
Stuen og grunoeOe oerooer. @ooe
@ro, Ioq0e iea, er oct iao rinae meo
os2 gr 8anmorf ioo ogioa 06mt
til. at oct en0og fol taees ira BAN,
iom ban barr Or oct Nsrfe og
@rooO og @IemieI, Der oenter port
5off2 1onife Npn6 o. aoiu6er,
nei, set nar fun ct Sfr9mme6iaeoe
SooOan oil6e 0onmnrf p9re, bois
ingen 6fmmeI bo9lDe0e fig oDer
set. Sanoon bIioer bi fun, bpis ri
qfoer os Dor SelpopgipeIie oe TrOos
/ gol6. Sor BET er Selpeoe.
Get er innot, 9onnorf er en-
Station, iom fun bar facet ben enc
Solent. Oct er ofte f~oritemmenoe
90 bfttert at tilbsre en- liOen Station.
england meo De fem 8aIenter og
5pffIon6 meo be to - De fan iog.
tens. 8i er foo oe imoo oe itoor
ret enc, ingen brpoer zig tiIiDnelo-
0enoe ON os, tngen regner nteo os.
Oct er en- 5rfitelie at opgine bet
belle, at iDGbe fin GnIent mo | Do.
~nenifobens 9srflpOe og grape ben
neo, at fige: ni oil fife enenng for.
iDore os, bnis De nrigriber os; bDao
nDtter bet?
3n lille Golf meo ben enc 8olent
- on bar ben inmme itore 5erre
iom be on6rel Og ben Serre pil
bette, bpor ban iooeoe, og iomle,
bpor bdn ipreote, Ocricm Su oil here
fro inoo @it6s 5nnfe me6 6iel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

0en airfen, oct or 10 ole 0e
enfeIie ariitne, o9ioo Big.
% 6por0an er oct iaa meo Dig.
iom fun lit bet enc Ialent2
III, Oct fan be pGre imnat not
meo mango al os. Den oerom iper.
ges Der M life, ON ri If en- eaer
fem Salenter. men ON ri bruger
oct, ri lit. 90 uiitnof er Der en- SRI
iteIie hos ben 8iener, iom fun tit
ben enc lolent, til at enife Jig
i oeres Steo, iom If De TO eaer
lem. @ bar ino io9rt oeo at nsies
meo ben RIaos, Der err onoiit os.
ct lille 1olent til al fnnne eiter.
liane andre - ct life belt uidrligt
Salent ior eorigt - og itrofs 0rsm.
mer on on Of goa til Soenen OF bli.
be grinooonna. On lille ppn epne
til at funne rhine en- 9eiligbeosiang
iammer, oe on fpnes life, on fan
6lipe lpffeIig, isr on foor en- digit.
iomling no pos @pIoen0oI. st fife
6sjifoIeop6olo for en- 9onoefarl, og
ban gnor meo en- RiasOogsmano /
Rapen. Gn goo 0onif StiI. % Sfo.
le6rengen oil ppre 5%ournoliit. Oh
fan lioe at 6ere en- grp6ifen, og
oltiaa mao on ie at bIioe BrGit.
9tf, bbor Ri ipiloer megen Gi6 pe0
ollie 0isie 9uitfaitelIer mens
hi foriemmer ben 0oglige, nprIig.
genoe gIigt, iom err os altior file
oa feoiommelig. 8 ia pit. oet er
life til at un6res ooer, at BEN Pr.
bet6er, iom beIe ben longe 0aa, 4ar
ITO % anr in0, fife bar an0et at
9sre emo at paste en- eneite fife DO.
ifin6el, ban fsIer iig iii iiOit eIU
ION ct StDffe al en- itor Maifine
on fur0e beSre li0e at o9re Snqeni6r
eaer 5abrifberre. ga, men ie bam
ioa, noar ban tomner biem o. inar
Biben tpnot % tager lin fife Bige
op poa Sfsoet - gibes Der lpffe-
liaere % itolte Wan62 % Bun,
bbis bele 9er0en oar nogle ina
5tiier, bpis eneite 8nnfe bet bar
at glpoe os ANDRE oa DIRE fla for
os, iom oltfo glemte fla ielo oper
os andre, pores Wo'r oerbiemme,
6uem ui oeliigner til port iiOite
Qan0eornt, Innes on life, bun iii
noaet no al ii Gin? Sun baoOe BOG
fun oct enc 1alent, al npre Wiooer.
Sn fommer oct / bet belle taget
ion meaet an poo 5oIent2 On on
err General oper ct Reqlment eller
G3ar oper ale Ausiere eaer Gbef
for 100 5orretnings0nmer eaer on
fnloer Din Bla6s I 6it Siem, | ben
beitemte, life are6s Of Dine fare,
bpd0 ayr oet til 5osen? Eli ipoen.
Be og iioit fomrner oct BOG Iiot an
poo, bpnb ri tnger o5 til; BET, iom
bet fommer an pno, er, bDoroon pi
sol Terfnrt Rot nptniA nr Aen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

b1lle0e, fof CT IS llul4e Io4Be
bans 6ooipor. l.. Str. ?, q.
Nlange oil rimeli8oi5 minoes, at
en- 8rpit ne0e j aanios ior nogle
aor Ii0en uOgao en- 9og, 6etttlet:
aSn bis 5teps, or: 8bot moulo
Seius 0O?"
9ogen par ct npiten ioemIf 6or-
isa pao at pie, 6poO BET / 9ipets
9~irfeltgbeo oil0e iige at uanore /
arfiti 8Ooipor.
8o9ens 6orfatter tOg Jig enOo8'
ioa for at uOgiOe en- aois for at
pie, 6oOroan ct iaooont aIminoeIigt
gIoO oilOe toge Jig no, Oeriom oct
p~irfelig ifuI0e reOigeres / f~riitelig
aan0.
goooe gogen % ben gep9gelie {,
iom Den og oens 6orfatter pofte,
tiLorog Jig OpmerfiombeO / pioe
9reOie; men M bar man alt / lem
Qere 8iO life bert mere ON Oenne
gepegeIie.
Site 0eIto mtnore oar Der ilaaet
til 2po for en- Soltobeo al umno-
oeIig getponing / 2ipet, en- Suno.
beo, iom ite0ie bur0e Itna lepenoe
for Qle friitne Wtenneifer.
Apoitelen i%frioer, at ariitls bar
Ifot Tor o., ef~terInoenOe os ct 6or-
bile0e for at oi ifulIe ipIge i bans
5oOipor.
6on nppner Der baaOe ariiti
2iOelie Og oct 6Or6iaeoe, ban bar
~efterloot os.
De to 3ing eaer 10 SiOer al Dor
5reliers 2ip maa ol0rig ifiaes 40.
3e 6orer begge meO til o%irfeIig
a~riiten0om.
Qeroeo, at ariitus moatte Iioe
for os, oeroe0 at Der moatte It0es
for Spnoen og Ooertre0eIierne,
ogiaa nnar De Lao pau en- fremneo,
o~pret6olOes Senigbeoens SoeoI.
sntet moobeoiier Spr0en itGr.
fere eaer piier oens 5opobmmelig6eO
tpbeligere emo iuit 6ette, at ariituS
LED Tor %
Wien oeroeo at ariitus ueO i'm
2ioelie 6orttog Spnoen, gioroe ban
oct ogiao muligt ior SpnOere at
foo boooe 9plt oe Strait til at feI9e
i bans 6oofpor.
@oigt Qin og Soligbe0 par niSie.
Zig oet enOelige Veaol for 9riitt 2i-
belle for os; men Oct par ct mere
r~tarli9een0e RooI for ariiti SfOel.
ie, at 5pnoere ifuI0e foa araft til
Der / 2ipet at fslee / bons 6ooipor.
gt bile trsite Jig neO ariitus lom
GreIier og 5orioner uOen at brpoe
fla ON bet 5orbiqeoe, ban bar efter-
loot os til gfterfslgelie, oct er at
belle arTitus.
eigeIna forboIOer oct fig meo
Y1ooietningen - at bile bone ari-
itrs til 6or6iaeOe uoen ferit at
bope m%oOtoqet bam / 9ro iom 5rel-
fer og 6orioner.
90 Oa arHtus er u0eIelig. IA
mijter ale De bom belt, iom forio.
ger at oele BAN.
Get bliper oerpeo: gariitus bar
If6t for %. e~fterlaOenOe os ct 6or.
biaeoe FOR at ri ifuloe efterfslge
bans 5oOipor".
91aor Der ino iperges ON, boori
eftcrfeIgeIien ifal beitaa, iaa mao
BERTH igrit ioares, at oen 90 life
ffol 5eitoo / at Iioe for Spnoen,
bperfen for pore egne eaer ANDRES
SDn0er.
Sele ariiti 5orioner9erning er
en- @ernfrg, Tom ban bar giort FOR
o1e, for at be, iom tro pno born,
ffol pore fri. 2ignenoe fan iiges
ON / BET minoite en- itor Del at
hons profetiife girfiombeo = iPr.
Tia 6a ON bans llroereernfnger.
IpoiteIen peger ! 5orbiroelie meo
bet anferte Orb pao noget, boori
Bon0ringen / ariiti Sooipor itoI
beftod. San f%friper: San gioroe
fffe 5pno, ci be1er bleu Der furoen
GDip | bans Mhm0."
gioere ifriper ZIP. Better ON I'm
Gerrc. 6nn ifnLAte life inen bn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

D1en ifol @it6stanfen meo Gan.
mart non lit Nool, ioo port 5olt
life enoer iom Den oopne, misfor.
neieOe 1jerer, Der ip6ber in enc
5olent inc / Gsrtl9oet og groper
bet ne0 | Soroen for ieIp en-
ifsnne Dag at ifulle ipsbes I BET
iioite 8annebrog og forbes ion ct
uoilettet 5olf - 0o gpGoer BET ON,
at 9anmorfs airfe bIiper fro | i'm
Berning.
Oct fer ion rin9e no for ben Onn.
ffe airfe. Zen itaar ioo un6erlig
olene mfot | Solicit og fpnes iaa
BoIitiferne oe 8iben.
itobsmpnoene, oct er benz meo be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
SIT Der beitaor:
Dor SUBS Orb beitoar epinbeli9,
Isl. 40, 81.
: zbans SOOipOr..

Dertil bleOe 5 falOeOe, eiter-
oi ogIoa arpitus bar li0i ior
eOer. eiterIaoenoe eoer ct 6or-
billeoe, for at ) ifuIIe ieIge
/ Bans 5ooipor. 1. @tr. ?, q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
OTHER SORTS OF SLAVES.

There has always been the objection to the
white slavery" crusade that Il does not pro-
creed very far beyond a dragging to light OF
the submerged facts of human misery and
human depreciation.
All OF us have these things forced upon
our perceptions In daily life The value of
giving general realization of revolving
truth a nauseous bill OF particulars Is dis
tinctly questionable. The white slave cru,
SADIE affords plentiful pictures of corruption.
but what good 1t does and where the agita-
ton ends In good. are questions that IRE
not readily answered. As matter of fact
the foundation Of vice Is lack OF nourishrnent.
OF one sort or another. il may be the ele-
mental question OF want OF sufficient food,
II may be the more abstruse proposition of
lack OF proper environment. 1t may be that
most battling OF all questions the evil to which
the child is born whose parents have con-
ception OF the trust which Its birth implies.
Whether from one or the o.her. the
starvation which leads to vice has it's cure.
not In caricaturiug vice In gargoyles In public
places bat In going TO the conditions that
create It. White slavery" is an ugly condition
recently made prominent; It deals however for
tie most part with the dregs that even under
better circumstances could never have been
anything more than the sediment of society. 1t
Is when its quarters become the palace In
stead OF the stye that society has the real
interest attaching to something that holds
for it real menace
Recently. as these things go in curious
cvefeS uunher os rich men have died lasy.
ing wards" More have died with provision
made for silence than have come into post
luminous notorlety by neglect. More are still
living in the charitable state suggs sted by an
ancient millionaire entrusted with the care of
young woman. Such examples OF phian~
thropy deceive no one SO far las the mer-
cenary parents who have children for sale is
concerned, they mean nothing more than the
sortid details Of the abandoned girls of whose
barter OF themselves an army OF investigators
make the capital that earns their wages.
But when millionaire makes "a choice Of
this sort of thing, there comes feeling that
dollars are not living up to their part. that
they are not assuming their burden In the
scheme of things; that they are not making
good"
White slavery. Of the slums- is one thing:
that of the men who have the power to choose
their slaves Is another
Public IS ntiment must speedily make
choice between that which revolts every feel
ing of humanity when II Is exercised against
the feeble and becomes law while making
that worse crime which, by Its largesee makes
= want VI virtue almost seem decency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
THE CAkkOLI KILLING.

The rio; and killing in part of Virginia
has peculiar Significance because the officers
of the court were the victims.
The tragedy indicates that there Is al large
3 less element which regards neither the
spirit OF the Law nor the instinct Of citizen
ship. The Nirginian has preached this matter
In season and ont OF II. We can only on this
occasion reiterate what We have so often said
that shiskey one way or the other. makes
for crime. even this sort Of desperate and
crazy crime.
Commentator should be given the State
authorities for their promptness In endeavor-
ing 10 STOP conflict against the laws from
going further than 1t has already gone. Such
an outbreak means nothing less than the sur
yTyaT or IFelTsEoric passions, 1t is a matter
which civilization must deal with---a some
thing which. having thought was passed, we
have TO meet unsupported survival
II time that we had thought was vanished
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15

rid itself OF Is the habit of running 10 fires.
When the wild alarum" rings FORTH the
precipitate appearance OF certain sections
would lead one TO think that the occupations
OF those thereto adjacent were confined to a
waiting for something TO happen. People with
nothing better 10 do than to run 10 fires turn
up miracglously at every corner. Hotels are
emptiod shops are deserted, streets are swept
clean. mad rush to a prospective scene of
disaster holds the visible popuace In its
thran.
All this Is uneconomical and foolish. 1t sug-
gesis provincialism which the town may
have. but which II should combat. Personally,
fire is good as problem play II 1t ID
and cathedrais of smoke. is an exhibit which
puts ali the spectacular pyrotechnc repro
auctions OF Vesuvian eruptions and SO forth
to the bad What tickled the lust of our
daddles for sensation is all there in real sure
enough fire. But what Pounds the criticism OF
the FIRE bell is that not alarm in ten af-
fords blaze worth running after. 4 fire
that jus'ifes the exertion of getting to It for
the sake of the spectacle will wait for one
to walk to Il: giving a popular imitation of
a stampede steer to get to the uisappont-
ment of the other sort Is TO confess one self at
a loss for entertainment making a direct re-
Election on the capacities of the town to afford
food for thought and play for Imagination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
MEET TONIGHT TO
NAME CANDIDATES
SOUTHsIDE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
WILL TAKE HAND IN NUM-
CIPAL ELECTION.

One of the largest gatherings since
the days of annexation Is anticipated
when the Southside Democratic Club
meets tonight in Hastings Court, Part
ii, with the expectation Of selecting
two candidates to go into the field
for election to the City Council In the
coming municipal primary. Ii the
club succeeds in the proposed plan
the candidates selected will receive
the solid support of the organization.
A prominent member of the Demo-
cratic club said at the last meeting
that II South Richmond got any rep
resentatives in the City Council from
that portion of the new Madison
Ward harmony must prevail at the
meeting tonight.
1t is said that the plan of the
Democratic Club, will meet with much
opposition. and several OF tne yo,ers
declare that they will do all in their
power to have the caucus called of
and have a ward primary.
Every qualified voter Is extended
an invitation to he present at the
meeting and will have voice in the
selecting of candidates, as well as the
members of the organization.
Out OF about eight men that have
said that they would enter In the
primary election only three have SUBJ
united their names to the. secretary of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
CURRENT COMMENT
The Great Coal Strike.
of industrial life lis coal.

The stan of industrial life lis coal.
A shortage in It's supply sets commerce to
cropping and unsettles all the ways of the husi-
ness world The strike of nearly million
miners in the coIlieres of Great Britain Is one
of the most far-reaching perils that country has
ever faced.
Never before perhaps, In any nation has there
been q strike of such ma gnitude and serious ef-
feet. The production OF coal and its kindred
products Is virtually brought to a standsti. Cn-
less there is q speedy settlement of the issue.
every field of the national life will suffer. Upon
fuel supply, depends not only manufacturing
interests but also the currents Of trade, for coal
is almost entirely the source of motive power of
transportation. Without this prime essential,
markets must close remain idle and through
"A series OF reactions the dire results will finally
be visited upon agriculture itself, the very basis
of the peoples life.
How long The strike may continue there Is no
predicting. The governments. efforts 10. effect
( settlement have thus far proved futile. Both
the operators and the employees seem persistent.
the one in their demands and the other In re-
tasals--ln- the Meantime pubicS dlscom-
fort and danger continue to grow.
Even II the dispute Is settled In the near FIJI
ture. the results OF the mines having heen idle
this long will depress English industry for
months il not years to come; and indirectly at
least the entire world will share in this mis-
fortune-Atlanta Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
FOOLISH FIRE BELLS.

thing that the increased budget may be
heartily thanked for Is the probability that
there will be done away with the ringing OF
the fire bells
Fire bells served their chief use as giving
a stanza to the melody OF Poe on bells In
general Since then. they have been scarcely
mere than nuisance They have served time
and again to create false and undigni1ed
excitement They have made the clamor OF the
occasion operate not only to the distraction
ment given the Ere itself. The IRE bell Is a
bueolic survival that has no proper place In
: city.
One Of the things that Richmond should
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
Roosevelt's mo Chance"

The New York Herald which has become
recognized for the accuracy Of its political
forecasts perdicts the nomination Of Taft
and says that Roosevelt he's mo chance"
That seems to be the general impression and
in fact 1t becomes more apparent every day
that the support that Roosevelt is getting Is
from malcontents and political outsiders in
his party. and not from men who approve of
his recently announced political vagaries or
the methods that he is pursuing
The claim Of his manager Senator Dixon,
that he is representing seven governors
grows more grotesque with every letter that
Roosevelt furnishes for campaign purposes,
while the seven governors remain silent
the grave.
In a recent letter Roosevelt said:
I'VE who stand for the progressive cause
for the cause of honest and genuine democracy.
genuine representative government hold that
public contest between parties or within
parties Is not carried on as a game. Is not
carried on for the purpose OF winning prizes
for the contestants or with view of the
personal wishes welfare OF any man.
purpose OF ascertaining and putting into ef-
feet the will of the people SO that the people
may Jointly do for themselves what man
can do 30 well for them"
That Is the veriest buncombe What msyn
In the presidency ever .evinced such utter dis
rebard OF the people as Roosevelt? Wha.
president was ever more dictatorial, autocra-
tic and less willing to corsul, others to
give heed to the wishes OF the people?
How much did he want the people to rule
when he requested Hartman to raise s25o.o0O
ITO change $4,000 votes in New York? The
people do not trust nm and out Of this fact
grows the warrant Of the Herald's declaration
that he has mo chance. Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch.