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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Sporting page writer's are citing
the success Of the NVesty Hogans
shoot at Atlantic City as an indica-
ton of the rapidly increasing pop
ularity of shooting as sport. Els
pecially noticeable, they state, was
the number ofpress representatives
in attendance, the daily papers OF
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York having been
represented. The attendance OF
spectators was much larger each
day than last year, and more women
were among the interested specta'
tors than ever before.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Our Club Rates.

The Chronicle and Home and
Farm one year for 81 90.
The Chronicle and the Midland
ethodist o1t year 50 CO.
The Chronicle and Nashville
Daily Banner one year So so.
The Chronicle and the Memphis
News Scimitar one year So 90.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

To Fl. A. Wafford and wife, Matte
Wafford.

j. P. Las}lee VS.. j. S. Hall ct
als-Bill and Gross Bill in the
Chancery Court at Camden, Ten
nessee.
In this cause it appearing froa
the cross bill of j s. Hall and j.
e Brown, filed June Is, 1911, and
revived in the name of G. b. Greer,
administrator of j S. Hall, and
from affidavit filed herein on this
the 18th day Of September, 1912,
that Il A WaffOrd and wife, Mat
tie Wnhord, defendants to said
cross bill, are non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee and residents
of the State of Alabama, they are
hereby required to appear on or
before the first Monday in Novcrfl-
Der, next, before the Clerk and
Master of said Court, at his Office
in Camden, and make defense to
SAID cross bill filed against them
and others 10y the said j. S. Hall ct
ais or otherwise the said cross bill
will be taken for confessed. II is
further ordered that this notice be
published for four consecutive
weeks in The Camden Chronicle.
This September II, 1912.
G M. LESLIE, II
Clerk and Master
w. Fl SwIGGART and S, L. PEELER
olicltors for cross complainants.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
This October z, 1912.

The following named parties are
hereby appointed to hold the reg.
ular election November 5, 1912:
First district, Coxburg precinct
E L Hudson, officer; Enos Cain,
A Fry and Ed Hatley, judges; Abe
Hatley and John Tippett, clerks
First district, Matlock precinct
ID D Byrd, officer; Will Matlock,
Monroe Henry and Wright Adams,
judges; William Riley and Jacob
PEBBLES, clerks.
Second district--O P Kirk, Off
GER; G. W Stokes, G Q King and S
W Holiday, judges; W P Oxford
and A Fl Robinson, clerks.
Third district-Tom johnson,
officer; J G Hollingsworth, Pierce
Quinn and j W Saunders, judges;
Job Nunnery and Alonzo Walker,
clerks.
Fourth district-P A Bridges,
officer; W L Hicks, Bill Read and
William Allen, judges; B Pierce
and Jordan Smothers, clerks.
Fifth district--T j Lowry, Off
Ger; e O Thomas, e G Wick and A
S Arnold, judges; "A S McGill and
G V Hawley, clerks.
Sixth district-John G Rushing,
officer; Fl A Greer, G L Hicks and
John Balm, judges; W N Florence
and j Fl Harper, clerks.
Seventh district-A A Melton,
officer; J M Wilson, Tom Garner
and Alb Hartley, judges; Frank P
Wheatley and Bruce Farmer, clerks
Eighth district-Leon Caraway,
officer; j G Davis, Nj Herndon and
E G Flowers, judges; W b Akers
and Gilbert Mckenzie, clerks.
Ninth district-C Clement, off,
Ger; 0 B Lochman, j G Ross and
J G Clement, judges; L @ elmer
and W | Leegan, clerks.
Tenth district-Jack Beasley,
officer; Lewis Holland, A j Dur
den and G X Gatewood. judges;
Tom Farrar and Roy Umpsted,
clerks.
Eleventh district-A j Good
man, officer; Tom Smith, Son carp
and John Hatley, ST., Judges; Boss
Warren and M G Oatsvall, clerks.
Twelfth district Frank John
son, officer; E + Jordan, johnnie
Watson and A B Beasley, judges;
j w Greer and Homer Elmore,
clerks.
Thirteenth district j Odle,
Offices; Joe McLin, John Basford
and William Cantrell, judges; j r
Jones ind FL A Rice, clerks.
Fourteenth district--C NJ Nj
Harris, officer; Jordan Smothers,
IT,, B d Furr and K l. Smith,
judges; A A Barnes and Lucian
Barnes, clerks.
Fifteenth nistrict-D G Russell,
officer; j d Bivens, Frank Walker
and M Q Hubbs, judges; Ernest
Dye and M B Arnold, clerks.
Sixteenth district NJ Beaton,
officer; / N Hill, r S Tonkins and
G q Wheatley, judges; E G Hall
and M r Lindsey, clerks.
r. G.. FLORENCE,
y. j, McRAE,
J. P. LASHLEE,
Election Commissioners.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
For State Senator.

We are authorized to announce d. b. Thomas
OF Benton County as II candidate for State Sena-
tor from the Twenty-slxth Senatorial District Of
Tennessee, composed Of the counties OF Benton,
Decatur, Hardeman, Hardin and McNary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
For FIoteria' Representative.

We are authorized 20 announce j. NJ. Rushing
OF Decatur County as candidate for Represcn-
tatvc from the rWenty-lirst Foteria District,
composed OF the counties Of Benton and Deca-
tar, IN the next General Assembly OF the State
OF Tennessee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

We are authorized to announce w. II. Fisher
of Decatur County as "A candidate for Represen.
fative from the Twenty.frst Floterial District,
composed of the counties OF Benton and Deca-
tur, In the next General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Rooms to Let.

Anyone wanting rooms can get
them of me at the depot.
Mrs. MARY YARBRoUGH.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

We are authorized to announce for Represen.
tatlve IN Congress from the Eighth District Of
Tennessee, j. 3, Ross OF Hardin County, sub.
1ect to the will Of the voters in the counties
composing the Eighth Congressional District.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1912
ANNOUNCE M EMIT.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce for Represeu.
tatiye In Congress from the Eighth District of
tennessee, Clyde Grissam OF Carroll County
subject to the action of the legal Republican
voters of said district.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

The Chronicle and the Youths
Companion one year 80 rs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Printers ink marks the path to
riches and fame. Try it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
Dulbenes SanSperf.

Wemm man nil bas 9anbiuert luben,
Gast man INNER tets babel
llnb bamit it's 9u6 erbohcn, -
CAP icin 8pbem eulbem fei.
Tak es ieimen Wann ernGbre
1lnb basm aud Jrau unb 2inb;
Wte aud 1lnter1aft getudbre,
Sir Oeielen mnb Oeiinb.
NnG iuie oft am bpbem Gbren,
Sam fGpn manher Sanbwerfsmann;
@ie es nns ais 1eiiptel lebren,
Wpl Sans Sads, Der ShMfter, lam.
Was CT bid)tenb einft ~geiungen,
@cnn CT an Der @crfbanf faF,
ltmb ben 9ammer frifh gefdiunnsen:
Sd mod nenlid mieber las.
9'runt, bas Sanbwerf lei geadtet,
9cnn CO eiebt elm reid)lih 1rut;
tIn6 ihftt ben, her iparIam trad)tet,
Mud I'm Alter nod Dpr Wot.
GUAR sm ifuweren telrcn Wetnen,
WetdJt iein Oelb nidt; bod bafiir
2abt er Iteber fih am feinert,
NIamu NIB 2pne Star Bier.
Wie Gbampagner perien bieie;
llnb beleben Uetft nnb 9eib.
9'rnm nail ieber ais Sepife:
Bel ben 8teren id perbleib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28

uno e~eleitet bon elmer boberen
Madt, besinnt ct cine Gegierung
nou 3ubm ulo @eisbeit. uRnh
mein Serr, lit oas nidt Elm ido-
ner @esenitano fir elm @eoidt ooer
ein biltorii6es e0rama2" Slider
lid, %antportete i6. so aufgefaBt
l,no aneeleet, fonnte es Elm Mei-
Iteriperf lperoen. Iber Inn es aus
3ufiibren, miiBte man Die g%epalti-
ge S6opferfraft oes Did)ters ocs
@os BON @erlidinge1 bober."
SD fam cine 10 masgeoebnte 1elle
Mrbeit nidt unternebn1ell" bemerf-
tc @oetbe, voa id nidt Die 8eip'b~
belt babe, lie poleloe1 81, fonrtell
SIN Ibrigen gebort oielcr btltort-
ide @eeenitano bon Ge6ts. me:
gen Sen polniiden sdriftlteaern.
Gas @eipr1d tpenoet iid baum Der
uelten fran8oliidell 2itteratnr 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
LokdIes.


9ie SoutbmcIt 2ano & 0epe-
loplnent Company bot iid) inforpo-
rieren lailen. sic bat Elm &apital
BON $4,000 ui1o als Suforporato=
rem tperoen S. 81. 2egmooo, 81. 9.
6unsoon, s. @rant 8bite, S. Q.
6an uno 81. 81. @olsibuber ge=
nnlint.
Die iogenanute Sranflin-
Balm miro ben Manten Gan Mnto<
nio, llbaloe & @ulf 8abn erbalten.
s.. &. Sopler aus Guero, Der
offisieae @erihts : Stenograpb fir
ienen @eridts Diitrift, bat entipe-
ser bier ODER auf Der Sabrt BON
9arnes gitp bierber, cine grlefto-
ihe nit $500 p~erloren.
Inter Dem Namen vHotarD
Club" lit cine nere 9ereinigllng bon
@eldaftsleuten bier gegriinoet MGR.
ben. 3u einem y@otarp Club" oar1
bon ie6em @eidafts5neig nur Elm
gertreter geboren. Sn anoeren Or
ten boben oieie u@otarp Clubs" gro.
ben grfoIg gebabt.
Mn II. Mpril aeben Die per'
einiaten gdtpeitern : 2ogen Der Ser
1monnsiobne in ser geetbopen-9allt
einen Calico 9an, 6eilen @rtroa
fir sic g~inridtung Der neuen 5allt
ser Sermannsiobne perlpenoet tDer-
ben ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
Den SdoB iinfen, SOU bait es j
ielbt 10 beitimmt. Mar."

Den SdoB iinfen. u0u bait es ia
lelbdt 10 beitimmt, Mar."
IS flang feline ii6ergroBe 5reilbe
an Der beabii6tigten Geiie aus ben
@orten. Sn Der Sat mar Die JIM.
ge 5rou bon Dem Heiieplon iibcr.
rnibt moroen, uno er entlpra6 fei-
~nespegs ibren inneriten @iini6en.
aber tie bate oo6 obne @ibcr-
iprud 8ugeitimmt neil lie iib Jag
te, oaB Mor elmer @~erGnoerulls
oringeno beoiirfe. Gr NOR in ben
leBten @o6en INNER unlltltiger
misgelmnter geporoen. Seine
ihlehte Stimmune ibertrrlg iibL
10 iebr er gerooe Dies gu permeioea
meinte, aug Dem @eihdit audi aui
oas 9aus. Mit tiefem Shmer5 iab
Magoa, oab ibm iein ibr Sem
feline Statte Ser grbolrng mebr
mar, ooB er iid a1b 8n Sauie lang
meilte. IS frantic lie, iie empfano
es mte cine perionlide @eleioigung.
aber in ibrem ousgeprdsten &c.
reftigfeitsgefibl iudte iie ooh alldl
nod elmer grfldrung. Gin Monn,
Der iein 2ebenlong immitten elmer
groBen Satigfeit gcItanoen 1at, Scr
nun ploblib III eincm engercn
@irfnnesfreiie feline @elegenbcit
5nr 8etatigung ieiner @~rbeitsfraft
finoet - lagte ie iid, fanul
ni6t iofort lernen, Die iiberidiiiii-
gen Stunoen allg5ufiiletl. sic oah-
tie an Die Mebr5abl Ser genlionier-
ten, oenen cs ni6t anDers ergebt.
l1no oas bdusli6e 2cbel1 ibres
Mannes bot iest mirflib mander.
lei NIT benz bieier &errer. Muh er
fiimmerte ii6 I'M aaerlei 9inge Der
Snnenmirti6aft, Die i'm nihts au.
gingen. uNein aber - batte TO-
gar Die Gommer5ienrdtin einncl
geiagt, Ser Mar lit ia ein 15pp-
henellder eemoroen!" Gr iuhte fait
frampfbaft nod 8eid)aftigulta i'll
&auie, aber lie baltiger er cine iof-
die ergriff. oeito idnellcr legte er
lie aud beiieite. Seute frainte CT
feline @ii6erei Inn, Inn Sen balbaus~
geraumten 8ii6erihranf ltcben 81
laiien; morgen fubr er nod Scr
Staot, fam nit elmer geipaltiaell
Mappe bon 3ei6enger1t 5nriid ilto
begann nit Der &onitruftionsbe.
rehnung elmer Maihine; am nod,
item Gage mari er Die Mrbeit misadl.
teno in ben Bapierforb.
(S~ortietnula folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
gSie lamge bic Grbe nod beluDbmbar
ieim iptrD.

Die sroBartige Smitbionian-sSn-
ititution in @aibington bot iest
elm Sabrbub berausgegeben, NORM
aaerbanb intereiiante @eribte iiber
ipiiienihaftlide nno tedniibe I'm
ternebmungen innerbalb Der Der
einigten StaateuL nuBeroem no@
einige 5uiammenfaiienoe @rbeite1l
naturminenidaftliden Snbalts emit
balten iino. Inter oieien oarf ell
Iufias BON Brofeilor gbamberl:n,
einem Ser befannteiten amerifoni-
ihen @eologen Der @egenuart, Ell
ne b%eionoere Mufmerfiamfeit bean=
fpru6en, Der iih init Ser 5nfiinfi=
gen 8epobnbarfeit Der @roe be-
idaftigt. 8rofciior gbanberlin Der
oient Die 4nerfennung, bob er Ell
ne getpaltige Gumme BON @illens
idaft aus neri9ieoenen Sorlhunos-
5tpeigen be~rangebolt bat, Inn 5t
SbIiiiien iiber oieie idmierige S1a.
&c gu gelaneen. MliBer Der @eolo-
gle nimmt er aud ste Bbpiif> Die
Gbemie uno Die Mitronomie in an-
ipruh. Or fommt oann idlieBlidj
gu benz reht berubigenoet grge6.
nifie, oaB Die Groe nod ettpa 5ebn
MiGionen Sabre ~beipobnbar blei6en
tperoe. Sbren untergang iiebt er
BARN boraus, oaB Elm Simmels-
forper Der Come gu nabe font
men nno oas gar3e S%onnenipitem
gemifiermaBen Seriprengen ueroe.
aud ionit idaut er frellnolid in
Die 3ufunft, unb feline @usfubrun-
gen gipfeln in Dem 5ase: u@enn
iittliher @orias uno edtes @abr-
heitsitreben ourd freipiaige In-
nabme nno our6 Die Musmabl Der
beiten nnb frdftigiten unter Der
N~adfQmmenidaft gu einem berpnr-
Ifedenoen &arafter unierer- Stale
geporoen fem meroen, uno fuenll
oie5e better unb lt1rfiten Wenihel
fif in Dem Streben pereinigen.
Dem Observation-Disclosures Die bodite
@ntmidelung uno ben iideriten
8c1tano Su perleibetL oann miro
6ie mabre Mera Der Wenidli6feit
miroflih begonnen baben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
GrcBer Uerkauf vcf1 Bcbeln.

6rcBer Uerkduf vcf1 Dcbeln.
giierne Sobel bon beriibmter Marse.
ieber ~ein5elne bullitdnoig garantiert.
Gin nelier fir einen fe%blerbaften ober
has @eIo 5nriif:
35c 8lofsSobel, So 3pu, ipesieu 25r
45c glod<S obel, 5h 3ou, itelbar. 35c
soc 8lodsSobel, TX 3o1, %itellbar, 45c
$1.10 ~&mdle Soiut4, 6 3oa,
$1.75 uSmootbine" sSobel, s 3oa
lang, 1&8oa. Meiier, ipe5ieq ..$1.35
$1.85 u5moot6ing" s9obel, 8 3oa
lang, 25oa. IeIer, ipe3ieu -. SLAB
1910 Sad@Sobel, IA Son lang.
2s0a; @sfer. ipeoiea .$f.65
$2.75 esSobel, IS 3oa lang.
2%50u. @eHer, ipe8ieu ......S2f5
$500 Soiilter, % 3ou lang, 2#s
Sou. @eiier. ipe5iea .$2.45
$3.50 Sointer, "a 3ou lang, 2%s
S0a. Deelier. lpe5tea. $3.50
Gteabarc 9Ols= nnb Giien : aomti@
nations Sobel:
$3.50 gmootbs SobeI, o 3ou lang,
1Aa6u. Deefer, ipe5iea ..... soc
$40 Sad16obel. IS 3ol lang.
28ou. @eHer. ipe3ien .$t.05
$t.7b Soree6obeI, Is 3oa lang.
2%s6n. 0feHer, ipe5ien $1.t5
st.85 Sointers SobeI, 90 Bon lang,
2%5oG. @cHer, ipe5ieu SLID
4
602 OFT Commerce Ctr.
MIte8 Scl. 494. NeueS Sci, 1851 zreS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
Mennse1m MeiIen per sefnnbe

obne 4onflift, Stud ODER St0rune,
lit Die gepaltige 8emegungsidnel.
ligfeit unierer groe our9 ben @el-
tenraum. @ir ftaunen iiber bas
nbrtperf Ser Watur, geraoe mie Die
ienigen, melhe Or. Sings Neue Sc
benspiQen nebmen. &ein 2ei6meb
fein unbebagen, gerau bon Der @ir-
funs, melde Geiunobeit uno 8olbe-
finoen bringt. 25c BET alien Mpo-
tbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
Cute aueGe.

Nid)ter: Sic baben ben &lager
III einenl Brief init elmer oerartiaell
Slut bon Sbimpflporten beIegt, Dab
man iid munoern muB, po Sic Sic
ale berbaben."
Mngeflogter; Ole bob i mir
ole bon oen peri6ieo'nen @ablauf-
rufeu a~b'gidrieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
8eareiflih.

gaiiaeier (an Der Sefunoar
babn): Sic, Serr 4onoufteur, Der
3ug fabrt bod beute 10 idnea2"
aonoufteur: yDas min i'd mel.
nenl Oie 2ofomotipe lit uns emit
5lpei gegonget, uno oa baben mir
balt elm Bfer6 boraelpannt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
@ineens gmraaaaer, Der Il

benspiiroige @irt neben Der Ger
mannsi0bne-Sa1e on Der 8ilfito
GtraBe balt itets elm gutes friihes
@lag Bier on 3apf. @enn in Der Nd'
he febre man elm. Marmer Srel'
lunh ieoen Bormittog.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28
wabl. elnseiee.
Sir County ~StcmersKeaeftsr

SIC uSre1e Fre1e IT dHIuIt11eT',
1errit J. Frank Gallagher
als aanoioat fir bas Imt bes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8eEar County bel bel
heporftebenben bemofrati5den Brimdre
nail an5ufiinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-28

Seute lit Der 9ebarf Der me-.
item Meniden groBer als ibre BE
oIrfniiie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

that the working men do not keep
their agreements, nor abide loyalty by
the decisions OF the boards and courts
OF arbitration. They do not seek to
recall these decisions. They simply
refuse to accept them"
Mr.. Pember Reeves, the author of
the compulsory arbitration law. ex.
plains that II is not a coercive statute.
That is. all employers can do under
the Law, but workingmen do so only
II they register as union. They may
elect to stay outside OF the act or may
withdraw themselves from the opera.
tons OF the act. However. the bene,
fits Of the compulsory arbitration laV
in both New Zealand and Australia are
admitted. Strikes have been lessenet
and strike losses have been decreased
Whether. however. compulsory arbi
tration is the final solution OF wage
difficulties still remains an opeI
/ question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
THE MILWAUKEE ELECTION.

The defeat Of the Socialist admins
tration in Milwaukee does not neces-
sarily mean a rebuff TO political so
ciallsm. Probably the Socialist mayor
OF Milwaukee made as good a mayor
as any other man would have done.
elected under like conditions. Local
issues are always certain to have a
tremendous influence in a municipal
election. The Milwaukee Socialists
undoubtedly met the usual difficulty
and trouble in municipal government.
They probably failed in some points
and their failure doubtless had more
20 do with their defeat than the prin
ciples OF Socialism had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosophe

BE i'ng skate. with jaw talk all day OF the
reh man law and the iron heel things
tour-flushcr sfiels and sings; point flaws
mi MAXI rRED m the government and gospel
DOG content. and syery ,,r,. ST., -. 80. - -. -.
hoysI start kicking your dog aroun'. BE idle
man VINO negee his farm 10 view all day wild point
the Ringer Of righteous when other shuckng
and MAKE and loud hooy you 10 pay
and that you kicking YOUR dog
aoun Just show the world fact rejoice Of
wind and voice. your brain is weak though your
breath that vhskers long Jus,
have grievance hat ring every
where ani every time that kicking
dog But 90 cheerful face and say that
the vore bully place and things vheneer YOU can
and pay your debts Ike httr and quiet
style nc bank rc and then nv friend when Won
10 town The boys hckrs dog WALT MASON
> Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

reform. He has appointed strong and
good men in his cabinet. He has given
us an economical administration. But
all these things, and none OF these
things are TO be considered because.
forsooth. he lacks industrial vision"
Golfers. and magazines like IL en-
tirely overrate themselves and their
influence when they preach about the
"rumblings ahead" Most OF the
"rumbling ahead in this country ex-
lists only in the imagination OF muck
raking magazines and demagogic poll
ticlans. who seek to raise clamor
against things as they are. merely for
the sake OF change. They will infiu
ence a few emotional and hysterical
people. They will stir up some dis
content. and they will draw after
them a following OF noisy agitators
but the American people are not COINS
to be swept from their safe and sub
stantial moOrings by this noise anc
clamor.
We have passed through man,
periods OF populistic fury in the United
States. and when put to the test i
has invariably been found that safety
sanity. conservatism and solid achieve
ment have more weight with tn,
American voters than noisy agitation
Let us concede that President Tai
lacks industrial vision" whateve
that may be. and put against that lac
OF vision the substantial achievement
OF an administration, which has don
more TO solve national problems tina
any other national administration f
our history.
Weigh the one against the othe
and let the American people max
d their decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

ranged and that word from New York.
was all that was awaited before decid-
ing TO carry them out The contest
shows our eN-President In a progress.
siveiy more and more undignifIed light
which reflects on the national dignity
as we'll
The Springfield Republican is an in
dependent Republican newspaper,
standing in the front rank OF the news
papers of the country. 1t is not parti-
san. 1t is not factional, and its de-
hberate expressed opinion of the tao
tics OF Mr.. Roosevelts managers
shows clearly the light in which this
factional contest appears TO unpreju.
diced minds Il is no longer a con
test for progressive principles. or for
principles Of any kind. 1t is a cam
paign OF selfshness. recklessIy carried
on by men whose sole aim seems Il
be to accomplish the defeat OF ont
/ man. regardless OF the methods thel
use or the consequent results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
NEAR DROWNING
Occurs When Brinkmsn Boy Falls
From Raft Into Murky Wheel
ing Creek.

Irvine Brinkman, a lad Of about
II years. narrowly escaped drowning.
Thursday afternoon. while playing on
a raft with several youngsters. near
Tunnel Green
About 4:3O o'clock the lad with sew
eral other boy COMPANIONS built a
raft and attempted To cross the creek
near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge. which enters the tunnel at this
point and in some manner. the lad
fell of the raft and sank beneath the
rushing waters. His companions gave
- cry for help and an unknown man
leaped into the murky waters and res
,',..,t the boy after he had sank for the
third time. After the lad had been re-
suscitated he was able to go homo
without assistance.
The boy H. the son Of a well known
mill man Of the cast end This should
Pee "A warning to other boys and aisS
their parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
COMPULSORY STRIKE ARBITRA
TON.

Every great strike. like the one now
pending in the coal industry in Great
Britain. and threatening the anthra-
cite fields in this country. naturally
raises calls for some method OF avoid
ing strike difficulties. In these days
Of multiplying complexities. no indus
try lives unto itself. A strike in the
coal industry. for instance. affects
millions Of men who never saw the
inside of a mine. II may throw into
idleness hundreds OF thousands OF men
who never handled pick, and IL may
infict greater loss upon manufacturers
and industry than are suffered by the
mine owners. Therefore. the public
interest in a great strike is not only
present. but must he considered.
In Australia and New Zealand. the
state has attempted TO solve the strike
question by compulsory arbitration
An elaborate system OF laws providing
for arbitration. binding on botf
parties. have been in operation for q
number OF years. The New Yorl
Evening Post calls attention to IN,
fact. however. that even Australia ant
+ New Zealand are not without strikes
II says:
"A growing complaint by employer,
in both New Zealand and Australia f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05


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