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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

aenieben. GopieI neue 4usfihtspuniz
ts aud i'm lanfe Der Sabre stf4uffen
tporben iinb, Der 3ug beg 5er5ens
treibt oft unb jung nah Der .Ilten
2iebe." Das ebrfpiirbige Bolperi,
bic sroBe 9iussangspfurte nod benz
Meere, lit ollen iperth unb tbeuer, bic
iemaIs am Gurbapener Stronoe ges
tpeiIt baben. 5hiffe tonmen unb
seben, bic Weltftrabs Iiegt often. Jurs
biee 2i9ter bliben biniiber, beriiber.
Der aIte 2euhttburm, bulb itrahlenb,
baIb fih befdatteno. ihont IN Bite
Raht binaus. Ssbt freilif bat es teis
ne 9eFabr. Wenn Die 6erbititiirmt
brduien, ipenn Die itpere Roth bes
Mtnters unb Giles tommt uno bic
Woee fid fpiitbenb gsgen Steinfpan
unb 6oI3tpert tpirft, 6ann bait ou oeis
ne einfame, srobe 3sit, bu ralte aies
BEL" Damn fommt sin tIeiner arsts
trsuer Raturfreunbe, nm oas krrItte
S6auipieI bes entieTsIten Clements
gu kfpunbern. 6eut2 iiBsn Die Grems
ben aIs beine 9Gfe Ihpdseno biz tn
bic Radt BEL bir uno bliden ouf eas
Mssr binaus, bas fit 10 3ubm unb ors
tig eiebt. .Dds loll bic Rprbiee isin2"
fagt serinef4dsis Elm iunser Strr.
Die fiebt ia aus, oIs oh tie nthi ouf
bret 3dhlen idnn!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
Die Salierfunoe inn @ormier
gum.

War ffreibt aus SeHen: Die ftetig
fortihretten6en Observation-Disclosures
orbeiten am @ormier Dom bnben
manfyerlei unberraifungen gebraft
iiber Die not9 10 gut rpie gnr nihts in
Die Seffentlitfeit gebrungen lit. go
bat Der 9om tpeniae Sabre nah benz
Speierer ieine untertrbiihen &c.
beintniiie entbiilt. 3rpar itnb es nid)t
pie bort ronliife 8aiier uno 6eutI6e
Ronige, ote oa ibre leste Hube gefun.
ben bnben, uber noh urfunMI6en
Wnhrihten iino i'm 8ormier Com
fieben 8orfabren bes aaiiers Ronrnb
III. aus Dem ialiiben @eihIeht bei.
gefeBt iuoroen. Die auffinoung Der
oaein in 8etraht tommenoen 8r1-
bergruppe erfolgte ihon 1906 ourh
Brof. Wiiner, iest Gireftor oes Siito-
ridden Ruieurns IN sSranffurt; er bat
bnritber titrs I'M yaorreiponoensblatt
6es GeianuntDereiHs" 1909 berihtet.
DIE 0riippe en;bieIt tn. sanaen neun
1eStrarGk, tason slDsi NIT i1IiHssu
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Sim yfiibleu" Strnube.
st.


Y q Il Z II IW oSuII.
Gbe er aus b.m gifenbabnabthsil in
2ebe berausf6aute, ma6te er for9fdls
tige goilette ppr einem SaI6enIpiesel.
Damn begaun er ben 2lbi6ieosfignals
btsnit gegen bas auf bem gabniteis
troItlos unb getnidt binterbleibenbe
Elm unousgefebtes bisioss Sdnupfs
tudpebeIn, big bic Gleine gSn3Iid aus
bsr Gidt mar. .Sit fis Sbnen benn
treu2" frogts i9 ben Mudt. ,Das
mare nod fhOner!" onttportsts er gs>
trdntt. r3pei Sabre mar ih auf
4uslonbstommdnbo. Sept BIN i6
auf l1rlaub!!" 2lIs mir uns burd
bic fetten Mariden gliidli6 nad gurz
baDen burdgefdldngelt battsn, sa6
es pieber einen sroben Gmpfang. Da
itanb Elm anheres fhmudes Mdbel,
bas bonbegliitt mar, als Der 5err llrs
LAUDER f6neiois 5onneur madts. @ors
Der bate er mir treuber3ig bic 5anb
gum abidieb gessben. so fabre isBt
nuf 5orburg, bort babe i9 meine
9rGut!"
Gs 1T fsbr fhtpteris, fir ben ges
rihterftatter iiber bergleichen Qorz
tommniHe eingebenber gu beridten, oa
alentbalben Warnunsstnfeln i'm auz
fienbe5irt antiinoisen, oab Der .gerz
ratb militdriider 9ebeimniHs~ nit
barter Strafe bebroht tit. gs fpirb
t.e[Ieiht ftrafmiloerno ipirten, bab Tie
aud cnDtrudrts betannt tpurnsn, aber
IfHIisbIiA tommi es INNER auf bic
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NusIano. telegraph
GngIdnber afs Gpion pers
hdftet.

Berlin, 5. 4ug. Der .2otals4ns
5eiaer" per0Ffsntliht cine Deptfhe aus
aieI. ipOrin gsm,tbet nirb, boB flint
gngldnber in gdernf0rbs. Shlespies
6olftein, aIs Spione Derbafiet purs
ben. Die GnsIdnber fubren bic aiiits
IN einer Sadt sutlans urb nabmen
photographer BON jebem paftn unb
jsber gu6t an Der hpIiteinifhen aiiiie.
Die polissi fanb bic plaiisn auf Der
Ja6t unb tonfis3irte tie. Dk Qamen
Der gnsIdHber purben niht betanni
gegsben.
aus Werito.
Suares, Wsriio. 4. Nug. - Gin
3us nit adt psrirunbtttn RebeIlen
brahte am Sonntas bic Beitdtigung.
bob am Samitag Bel Gorr1litoa, d.
nige Meilsn n5rbliH Don Gnf1s Gruns
bes. eins Shlaf,t i'm @ange mar. Cine
tleine Rebeasnobtbsilung Dertheipig!s
bic gifenbabn. Das 3usperfpnu lpOn
goias Granpss nubm bic Dermunbeien
NIT. gs nirb segIuubt, DaB General
Sala5ar ifon NIT feinen 1000 Wann
gafos Granbes perloiffn bat, ba biz
Regierunsstruppen pom Yorben uni
Giioen h.ranriiden. Gold5ar riidi
,sHtnsbsr nSrb!i6 sos, nm ~ General
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8ie es por 20 Snbren I'M Staate
Sbip ansiab.

Sd bielt mid in ben lebten Iasen
ooriibersekno in Dapatoneiu, aus
elaise Gouutp, O., auf u1o mdhte bos
feIbit 5ufduis bic gttdantIdaft zines
setpiien 8aIeniin arisqer,s Der i'm
GItsr Dpn brsi Sabrsn i'm Sabre 1889
nit ieinen gItern aug aiFinsen in
0eutfdlano mad @msri.d tdm. Die
5amili. lieb fih nit nod sipei onoes
o.utI6sn 5amilien i'm beutieen Was
patonsta nieoer, bos oamdls unr aus
elmer Snbianer anIisoluns beitono.
50tit iniereFdnt fjrO nun bic Wsits
tbeilunsen, bic mir 9aIcntin arieeer
iiber Die 81 biefer 3sit bier bsrrfdtus
ben 9erbdltniifs madte.
Die nit arieoers Gl;ern b:riibtrs
estommsnsu sipei bsutiten 5amiIien
hisben 5ries unb Shmiot uno iinn
bieisIben als bic erIisn beutfhen Nm
fisoIer boielbit gu ktrahten. Deren
Radtommen pobntr nod heuts in Der
llmgebung WapatOre:a5 unb ffnb
ipobIbabsnbe 6armer. Die Gltern
arieeers fouften pDn eeu Snbianern
50 4dsr 2anb um ben getros BON SO
Dollars unb auh bic 5cmiIisn fyrms
unb Shmiot eriiansn sleib erobs
9runb'tiide um ungsFdbr oenfelbtn
greis. Die Gegeno tpimmslis Don
Barren uub Wolfen uno alInbenblit
mubtsu Jsusr um bas Eager semuhi
perDsn, um Die 9eitlen cbsuDebren.
Die oeuti6en MnIiebler noren nod
nitt nit Waffen perieben uuo mubs
ten bas gu ibrem untsrbalts HotbDens
oige 5lsifh, ouBfblisbIit WiEb, BON
spei Oantets besiehsn, bic sir,a stpsi
TleiIen neitIib fid nisbsrselaFsn bat.
ten unb nit S6i,bsepebreu perf.hsu
iparen. Der Rome Der yan.ses por
8riibsr ~ioopIes" unb tefabten iit
bieisIben ausIhIisbIid nit Der Sngt
naa Sirf6sr. 0as GIeif6 Osrtuuftsn
ie ung.meiH biIig, um sirta l Gen:
bos qfuno. Ro9 unb nnh iieben iit
out unoere osutihe GamiIi.H ea'
ieIbit uieb.r unb i'm SABINE 1912 CT.
ridtstsn Fis eins 5huIs, bic Don IL
Bis 10 S6iiIern beiuat ipuros. Gas
2ano nurbs i'm aoufe Der 3sit Der
Snpionern pOlenbs nbsetauft unb i'm
Sabre 1843 3ogen bic lesteu Snbio'
nsr meg un,b stpar norbspdrts in BIZ
Geaeno bss bsutisen 5pleoo. Ti,
S6ule tpurbe nur 3 Woden lang In
Winter abeebdIten, bnnn muBte lie ge'
icblofen tpsroen, neil tein Gtlb porr
banben mar, um ben asbr,r gu besuh.
len. Sm 2auf. Der 3eit srparbsn BIZ
0eutfhen WofFen unh fpe5iea Shieb'
estpehre uno peri1gtsH rah uno mad
bi. D0Ife unb g6ren.
6eute tp'tst Der Ider Qnnb in bic.
ier 9euenb 125 Dollars unb III aud
nm bieien getras ithtper su beicmmen
oo bic 2.ute ausfhlieblih BON Der
gpbensrirdgnifIen kben unb es MID
nptbrpenbig babsn. Qnnb au pertaufen
bon benz Grunbfdse aussekno, bui
Der g.Iis BON @runo unb 9pbsn al
bic bette Ropitals1nInge 81 bsira6ssr
| III. Or. 96ntg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Srosco onsufhIieben, uno bisisr 8teht
iih iiiblih 3uriid. Inn nit Sala5ar
sufdmniensuiommen
GI.paio, 5eras, 4. Iug. - Die
9eneaungen Der Regierunsss uno Der
Retsllsnormee in bem Tiitritt iiiblit
bon Der 9rsnss unb bic nod ntti gang
pollsogsnt R1umung Der nmerttorl.
Iden aolonien baIten bic au.mertiams
ieit Der Ser. Staoten 9ruppen be-
ihdftiat. Gin, abtbeiIuns bon 30
Wann bon Goloniu 3ias melcet, bob
bic aolcnifttn aus ben aolonien Suas
rts uno Tubldin bier am Wlontag eins
trsffeu tptroen.
8ietoria, merito, a. Iusuit.-
Gin 3uidmemnitOb 3ipifden ben
81. Ruralss unb polisiften fiibrte
am Sonntag sur gntpaffnung zines
bier iiationirtsn Detnhements bon
200 Wfann Regierunsstruppen.
Me1ieo gitp. A. Mug. - Die
Resierungsbeamten iinb purh Die Grs
foIge Der 9enerGle gan Siuas unb
Susrto su Der 4niiht eetommsn, bob
Der Rebeuenfiibrer 9sneral posquale
Srosco am gnbe Der Wohe Elm 8ers
fed fuhen obsr um Imneitie bitten
ipirb. llnoffisislIen unb uffisiellen Be
ritten 5ufoIge iinb bic aeute SrpScos
bee Samples miioe, neil iis ieinen
Cob srbalten, tpssbalb bic 9eIsrtionen
Sunebmen.
Sum Quben fen on 5arris
m q n n.
Wien, 8. Nue. - Dus gDiene,
grtrablatt maht bic grOfFnune einc,
Elinit gum Stubium bon Riiden'
mortsentsiinoung unier Der 2eitune
bes Disner SpesiaIiitsn Or. gertbols
Beer betonnt.
Die GIinit tpurbe gum 4nbenten ar
ben ptritorbenen 6. 8. 5arrimanr
bon Greunon bts 8eritorbenen gst
griinbet unb auseeitdttet. Nmsritnni
| ffe Gerste fptrnen 9eleaenbeit baben
in bis'er alinit Sorifunsen on
3uiteIIsn, bic tpabriheinlih Sur Gin
rittuna elmer dbnlideu alinit in ber
Der. Staoten fiihren rperben.
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sine ruffifds geIsidses
rim. Tlon fhreibt: Dor aur3em III
in Rublonb iyrau 0mitrijsrpd Sius
imd gsitorten. bic iih als pionisrrn
Der Sasb i'm Roroen erobe 9eroisufte
auf bieiem gebieis ertporben bat.
DieIe 5rau, bic felt ibren ainoerjaas
rem cine binaebenbe Raturfreunoin
tpor, bat fiinfunosrpansis Sabre ihres
arbens bamit Sussbrudt, bas 2sben
Der sinesborsHen rpilbeH goItsitdmme
pes Roroens 5u itubiren. Sis besann
ibt Jori1unssreiisn i'm noroli6eH
ural uno oebnte iie in ber solee ouf
ods Sasutsfs, bas qmureebiet unb
Sabalin aus. Sm Sabre 1905 ipuro.
re BON ben s5apansrn auf So6oliH g.s
fangtn gsnommen, sntiam ibnen dbsr
hur6 bic JIu6., inbem tie 500 ailos
meter tbeils gu SUB tbeiIs gu pferbt
suriidIegts. Shr eifrieites 8eiirebeu
mar inm.r bnruuf asrihttt. b.n eins
oeborenen StGntuen bic 4nsriffe cis
nsr rationellen Sasb bei5ubrineen
unb linen bic Rnubioeb ab5ueetpohs
n.n, bic 81 ibrer 8erarmnng unb sur
4usrottung Der ebeIn gsls.biere fiibs
rem mubte. gle bat msbrere Bidder
iiber bic Saeb ouf Die pel5tbiers oes
glrrbens eeihrisben, Die in Daios
mannsireiIen bobe Wsribihdsuns ees
Sunben baben. Gis mar aud bic
erIie. bic ben prnitifhen Qahfpeis
fibrte. baB iih gIaufu6s unb 3cbeI
in Der Gtfansenf9aft erfolsreid pers
mehren IdTen, obns oub Der Merib
i6res golgss cine Ginbubs erleibet.
Die Don ibr aufse5osensn 3oteI uno
BIuufiihie itonben ben pilben 9biss
rem on Shonheit unb Gih.beii bes
pslses nihi mad. Jrau Siulima
beabfihtiate, in Der Rdk pon peterss
burg einen grobsn Milnpori anSules
a.n. Wdbrenb lie ben Qn,auf oss
Sasu n6tbieen NreaIs nit DoIlsm eis
fsr be.rieb unb iin BON ber petihora
uub aus Gibirien elm reihes 9biers
material perfnrieb, mahte Der Sob
ibrem Qexn Elm gnbe. Jbr nd6Iier
gebiif. niu ben plan aber 5ur auss
fiibruna bringen, uno oas 4derbaus
minifterium ipirb i'm babei unters
ftiiben.
9as aiffen I'm aoups
Iperboten. 4uf ben Giienbabnen
iit ia allsnibdlben olIes moglihe pers
bot.n. aber bab ben Giebenben ibr ges
beiligies Heht genommsn nsrbsn foa.
bic giinftiee 0eIeoenbeii bes Afleinftins
in sinsm Wassnabibeil gu einem aiiBs
den In gbren 3u benuben, bas niu ben
pariiern bod niGt einieuhten, unb ID
erregt Elm tIeines Greisnib Der Iebien
5oge lire belle Gntruftuns. 4uf be,
@orortlinie 3fpiffen poris uHb pan.
tin mar Elm Qiebespdrhen 10 gliidlih
Elm Ieerss WogenabtkiI su ertpiiHen
unb btnubte naiiirlid bic turse 3sii
Der Giniamseii, bic Dor ibm lag, In
bersebrnnter Weife. nis pl0slih cir
grGmIih breinbIidsnbn G6dffnsr Dol
libnsn itnnb unb fie burfh erfuhie, lid
.nHftdnbig su benebmsn1. Jn belltl
Gntriiitung protefiirse Der junseWunn
sd benehme mid bnrhdus onit1nbis
tptnn ih meine 8raut fiiiie. SIN Gt'
gentbtil, es III niht nur mein W0rre6i
unb mein Bergniiaen. Ionoern aud
Imeine pfliht! llnb fpenn's mir Spni
nn6t. fang ih glein BON born an
Der Snuffner ober bate nuetniMeinl
Ii6 sine ass,sss wleinuns ssn BEN
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Sroseo ansuihIieben, unb bisier 8teht
iid iiiolih 3uriid. Inn nit Sala5ar
siifdmmeusltfpmmen
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Sobes . anssisen.
e.arb am samiiaa. ben 3. sluouii 1912.
aeh. 9ll { 9 q u q 3 eh.

Btb. 9tk V AuNbs
pcltebfe Satin non RnepIf q. Grtes. Trainer
oetieebienft am Tienitnp, ben q. Ilniiit lliit
20 liLr Sctnriiiaps In go. 1882 9eiephlns
Eirnbe lgsf auburu. geerotgnna lrioai %
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mas IId IAidi. unO Da Der 3us in bic.

mas iih itidt. unb bo Der 3us in bic.
fem 4ugsnbIid In Die SiutiOn p1niin
sinfubr, 10 fiibrte q. bic Climber Dar
ben Gtotionsporiseter. .4bsr 5srr
goritsbr. ihlun5k nun bds tinses
itiihterte WeGnntn. mir ihdtsn bod
nihis D0les; mir bnbtn nur chamber
eetiibt, unn Dns psrbitiet iein BtfeB.4
.Oo iinb E,ie iebr i'm Srrtbum,- sre
piberts btr Gtotionspprjteber ipiirbss
noa. I'm irnfsrsm ResIemtnt III bns
burhnus peybottn. : OuH3 paris
brennt MN bdrnuf, Oas ~Reglement-
!ennfn au .leSnen. bds ben QiebsHbsn
bal aiiTsa pesbistss ...
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-23
RooseveIt and Inbor.

Theodore Roosevelt has posed as
the friend Of labor with as much
hypocrisy as he has posed as the enc
my OF crooked business"
At Springfield, Mass, recently, he
declared himself in favor Of a uni
versal eight-hour law.
In 1906, the Americas Fedora
ZIONIST, printed a Labor's 'Bill of
Rights" and complained that for
years labor had been attempting to
get the eight-hour law extended on
government work in vain. that the
law had been violated under Roose-
welt and was totally inefficient.
Theodore Roosevelt challenged Ia
Dor in a verbal answer to cite in
stances of violations and never made
a recommendation to Congress for
an extension or for the protection
OF the law.
1T remained for President Taft to
demand that Congress should extend
the eight-hour law and this he did
in his message to the third session
Of the sixty-frst Congress with the
result that such bill has now
passed the House and is pending in
the Senate.
Another item in 'Labor's Bill of
Rightss denounced the breaking
down Of the eight-hour system by
the passage of law signed by The
odore Roosevelt. removing the Pan
ANA canal work from the operation
of this law. AS proof of this fact,
witness the following quotation from
a reliable source:
president Roosevelt admitted
that he had advocated and put
through this; breaking down of the
eightDhour law s
Another TENN in "Llabor's Bill of
Rights" was a stern protest against
the now famous Gag Order of
January 81, 1902 Theodore Roose-
welt would not listen to this appeal
from labor and the order stood until
repealed by President Taft by Ex-
ecutive Order, No. 1914.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-23
What Teddy Permitted?

The dangerous character of The
odore Roosevelt was thoroughly re-
Elected by the use he made of the
knight Sugar Trust case, applying 1t
on. the one hand to permit the Steel
Trust to absorb the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company, and. on the
other, as basis for an attack on
the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
In 1907 Theodore Roosevelt per-
mitted the United States Steel Cor
poration to absorb the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company IN absolute
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law. The permission was given in
the absence Of Attorney Genelll
Charles ]. Bonaparte from Washing
ton. The action of the president
aroused such a storm OF protest over
1.-THE country that President Roose-
welt ordered the attorney general to
justify his action, II possible, on le-
gal grounds and this Mr.. Bonaparte
did. In January, 1909. Just before
Mr.. Roosevelt retired from the pres
ideucy, Mr.. Bonaparte made these
reasons public. Explaining that he
had informed the president that the
department of justice did. not have
at that time evidence upon which to
convict the steel Trust in any court.
Mr.. Bonaparte then proceeded to
give the legal grounds upon which
he had advised the president that
the merger was within the law, as
follows:
al added the statement. in sub
stance, that, in my opinion. Sased
upon certain decisions OF the su-
preme court, and especially the
Knight case (156 U. S. u, the trans
action said by Messrs. FrIck and
tGarysto be in contemplation would
mot, in itselft. constitute an offense
against the said law. or furnish
grounds for action by the govern
ment to enjoin its contamination;
but if this transaction had been pre-
coded or should be followed by a
series of others of like nature, a
tmaterially different situation would
ibe presented and the case would be-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-23

tatlon from AbtahanI Lincoln him
ne declafe our faith, ia the
judicial department Of the govern
tnent ana beiieYe that It's decisions
on constitutional questions. when
fully settled. should control the gem
eral policy Of the country subject to
be disturbed only by amendments to
the constitution Is provided by that
Instrument Itself. and mora than this
is revolution"
The resolution was promptly de-
nonnced on the floor of the conven-
ton by W. A. Andrews and Hugh
McIndoe, OF Jasper county. as IAN
insult to Theodore Roosevelt" The
Roosevelt men then pitched in and
DEBATED the resolution, the Taft men
voting for 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-23
Announcement.

Pleasure is taken in the announce
ment that the Telegram editorial
star has been increased in number
and Telegram readers are informed
OF the fact that the new member OF
the.staff will add luster to the proud
career of this newspaper, among
whose editors have been such noted
men as Judge Nathan Cor.
The name OF the new editor is
William Henking Geppert, son OF
Editor and Mrs. William L. Geppert,
and he was commissioned at
o'clock Monday afternoon, April %.
1912. Being the son.of an editor as
well as the grandson OF another ed
itor. it comes natural to the young
man to take up the work of dis
cussing the tariff, predicting the re-
nomination of President Taft, fore
casting the downfall of the DEMO
cratic party and doing a thousand
and one other things required of a
nlouIder Of public opinion.
In addition the youngster adds to
the cheer of the Geppert home in
Colonial Heights. and while his
proud father is as yet unable to be
at his desk, there is consolation in
the fact that the future will marx
additional capacity OF the brilliant
Geppert editorial pen and the i'm
press will be handed from genera
ton to generation.
Editor Geppert, the third, is big
fellow already. He weighs ten
ponds and bounces strenuously.
The mother is doing nicely and the
Telegram welcomes it's new editor.
I'll d.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-23

Democratic dopesters think they
have made a wonderful discov-
cry in that the Hon. Virgil
L. Highland has an ambition
to go to the United States
Senate, That kind of an ambition
is commendable, but they do him an
injustice when they assert that his
efforts as chairman to restore har-
mony in the Republican party are
based on that. They overlook the
fact that he believes in the party
and is not like some others in tho
party-only Republicans when 1t
suits them. He would be a very
poor state chairman and untrue to
his trust If he did not use his best
efforts to bring the party up to its
best possible strength and to do that
harmony is certainly essential.
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come, N some measure, analogous %
those o. the STANDARD OH Company
and the Tobacco Trust ana other
combinations Of like nature
on August 90, 191O.in a speech
at Denver. Colo, President Theo-
dore Roosevelt attacked the supreme
court because of its decision in the
Knight case. He said:
Il am anxious that the nation
and the state shall each exercise LEI
climate powers to the fullest de-
gree. when necessary. they should
work together, but, above all, they
should not leave a neutral ground
in which. neither state nor nation
can exercise authority, and which
would become place OF refuge for
men who wish to act criminally, and
especially for the very rich men
who wish to act against the COM
munity as a whole.
"Let us illustrate what mean by
a reference to two concrete cases.
The first is the Knight Sugar Trust
case. In that case the Supreme
Court of the United States, under
cover of what man whose interest
is chiefly in sane, constructive,
stewardship, can only call highly
technical, legal subtlety, handed
down decision which rendered It
exceedingly difficult for the nation eff
fectively to control the use Of
masses Of corporate capital in inter
state business.
"As the nation obviously was the
sole power that could exercise this
control (for it was quite beyond the
power of anyone state), this was
really a decision rendering it ex-
difficult for the people to
devise any method of controlling
and regulating the business use OF
great capital in interstate COM
merce. It was decision nominally
against national rights, but really
against popular rights"
It therefore, becomes apparent,
from these two excerpts, that Attor-
ney General Bonaparte excused the
merger on the ground that one gl-
gantic merger of that character did
not constitute a violation of law but
a repetition Of the same practice
would. This explanation was
thoroughly satisfactory to Mt,
Roosevelt and the Knight case
served him as. legal bulwark
against his non-lega4 critics until he
got to Denver, where, forgetting that
the Knight case was the only excuse
furnished by his able attorney gen
eral for the swallowing up of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
by its only possible rival in the
steel business, the Steel Trust, he
proceeded to make use Of it as the
basis of an attack on the supreme
court. In describing the case at
Denver he merely laid bare the in
EQUITY of his own act in permitting
his present hackers. the Steel Trust,
to violate the law.
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I am a candidate for sheriff of
Harrison county, subject to the Re-
publican primary election to be held
the 4th day of June, 1912. I am
heartily In favor OF the primary
method OF nominating candidates for
Office. I expect to make a fair, clean
and vigorous canvass for the nominal
ton; and II nominated, I shall make
an aggressive campaign for the cleo
ton OF the whole Republican ticket;
and If elected I shall faithfully con-
GTct my office with courtesy to all.
JOHN NJ. KNOX.
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Not IKE Lincoln.

That Theodore Roosevelt and his
followers have been having great
difficulty in living up to the percepts
of Abraham Lincoln. whose revered
name has been used by them as a
cloak for an alliance between
crooked business and crooked poll
tics, was shown at the meeting OF
the congressional district conven-
ton in the Fifteenth Missouri dis
trict recently. Soon after the con-
5vention met w. H. Hallett. of Yer
non county, offered the following
resolution. with the explanation that
the resolution was merely a quo
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Theodore Roosevelt has discov-
cred that he is a Jackson Democrat.
For many moons many Republicans
have entertained the idea that he is
not a Republican and all are graft
fed to know that he himself has
actually discovered his own politics.
He may be able to smash the Solid
South as Jackson Democrat but as
such he will not land a solar plexus
blow on the North.
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SIX CASES.

Mayor Frank R. Moore gave his at
tention to six police court cases
Tuesday morning. two (which were
permitted to go over until evening in
order to have testimony before the
court. One of them is against q
woman. One man was given ten days
for fighting, one was fined and two
forfeited $3.50 each.
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For SHERIEF.

I lam candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff Of Harrison County. sub
ject to the Republican Primary to be
held June the 4th, 1912. am In the
race to win by making fair and hon
est fight, and IL nominated and elect
ed will enleavor. to the best of my
ability, to conduct the Office with hon
or to myself and to my party.
I. L DAWSON.