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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
ARcHsssALD CASE 70 SENATE
House Votes Articles Of Impeachment
BY Almost Unanimous vote.

Washington, July 1.-THE house ol
representatives adopted by q vote ol
222 to articles Of Impeachment,
against Judge Robert W. Archibald OF
the United States Commerce court.
Representative Farr Of Pennsylvania
cast the single vote against the bill Of
impeachment. Mr.. Farr is life lone
friend who has all along voiced con-
fidence in Judge Archbald's integrity
OF the total membership Of the house
in their seats only nine voted "pres-
ent." These were former Speaker
Cannon, Representative Burgess Of
Texas, Delzeu and Olmsted Of Penn.
sylvania, Dwight Of New York. John.
son Of South Carolina, Parran Of
Maryland, Rucker Of Missouri, and
Sparkman Of Florida.
Only three members had spoken ir
the judges defense. They were Rep.
resentatives Farr. Bowman. and
Focht, all republicans Of Pennsylvania
The scene now. shifts to the senate
which will sit in judgment on the case
While there has been disposition
voiced in that body to postpone the
trial until fall Chairman Clayton Of
the house committee on judiciary de-
clared his conviction that the senate
would take up the impeachment soon
Senator Clark Of Wyoming [Rep.l
chairman Of the senate judiciary COM
mittee, and Senator Simmons Of North
Carolina, the democratic leader. ex-
pressed the view that the senate would
acquiesce with Judge Archbald's wish
es as to having an immediate trial OF
being allowed time to prepare his de-
Tense.
Among some OF the republican
leaders 1t was suggested that while
the case probably would be formall3
presented to the senate next Monday
that body might not do more than de-
termine the date ef the trial and theE
recess until November. The hearing
then ould be taken up and COM
pleted before tho Christmas holidays
The impeachment Srows out Of
charges that while occupying fedora
bench, Judge Archibald was connected
with negotiations for valuable culm
bank properties, In Pennsylvania and
with other Questionable financial
transactions. andsNith using his Official
position to 'atteInpt the enrichment OF
himself and certain friends.
For tho opposition to the impeach-
ment. Representative Farr bore the
brunt Of the battle. He demanded .
quorum at the outset saying the Judge
was virtually on trial for his life. Only
three score members were present.
Mr. clayton Insisted that the mem
bership was thoroughly familiar with
the evidence. -
Representative Moore Of Pennsylva-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

vention roll OF tainted delegates with
out purging his own candidacy Of his
tainted contests and his tainted trust
support. He offered no reason for 4
third party excepting his own over
mastering craving for . third term"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
T,.R. BULLETIN
4. - sN
Noticeable News d Today
The Weather.

Sun rises July 13 At 4:l0. sets ae 1:so.
Iowa-Unsettled weather with PROD
ably local thunder storms tonignt OF
Saturday: somewhat cooler IN west
portion tonight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
DELEGATION STILL DEADLockEo.
Unable 70 Agree on Candidate for
Iowa Attorneyship.
:o Timer Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. July 12-After num-
Der Of votes on the attorneyship for
southern Iowa, the Iowa delegation to-
day was unable to break the dead
lock- Joseph Dyer, of Des Moines. led
with five votes. as at the prior meet
ing. All of the delegation was pres
ent. It was decided to meet again
Monday. y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Clinton libraeian Dies.
,aal "a Tsimea.RAnuhlicau

Special to Times-Republican.
Clinton, July 12.--Miss denevieve
Murphy, aged 27.z former Clinton IL
rbrarian; d1ed ssd1epN today Of heart
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

ssass isllsmanss Tims By Running Die.
tanss IL - csesnds- ds-outtsrs Of
University q Vermont. Jumps q
Fese II Inshss, Creating New oIym.
pie Masi.

y
Americans. = Unfyersity Of Vermont
man captured the broad jump and nine
wearers of the starry shield qualined
for the ssmi- -fnals In the 400 meter
race.
IncidAntally Americans broke two
records, one OF them twice. In the 400
meter race james Meredith. the Mer-
.edtSburg school boy, paced by the vet
ran. Melvin Sheppard, wore down the
old Olympic mark to 4S seconds. few
minutes after Charles Reidpath Of
{ Syracuse University had broken the
same record by running the distance In
lS.7 seconds.
In the ruling broad Jump Albert L
Guttefson, Of Vermont, with jump OF
meters 50 centimeters CA feet II
inches and q fraction) beat the pre-
vious Olympic record Of "a feet 81
inches.a
The discus event was something Of 6
disappointment for the American team
who met q powerful opponent In the
Finn. A. II. Taipale. but they made him
break . worlds record with throw OF
14S feet IL inches to get first place
Two OF the United States team, H. L
Byrd ana James Duncan. were second
ana third respectively.
gtockholnA, Sweden. July 1.-THE
seventh Day of the athletic section Of
tho Olympic Gsanss opened this morn
in6 w4tA prospect Of providing q
! more ineaseltinG session than that Of
yesterday. Weather conditions were
: ees~A - = qasapS couQstitors.
The mosntng started with dne per-
formance by Traipale. Of Finland. Il
the discus throwing. best hand. In the
nnals. He beat with his throw not only
the Olympic record but also the worlds
record. putting the disk IS meters 81
centimeters. Byrd, American College
was second. and Duncan, Of New York.
was third.
American Makes Jump Record.
Tho Olympic record for the running
broad jump was broken by Albert Gut
terson, University Of Vermont, at his
first attempt. when he cleared meters
Z 50 centimeters ca feet II inches and a
fraction). The previous best Olympic
record was - feet 6h inches. made
by Irons. OF Chicago. at London In
1s0s. G. p. Bricker. Of Canada. was
second, Z meters FL centimeters; G..
timeters.
Tho modern pentathlon (duel shoot
ing, swimming 800 meters. fencing, rid
ins. Cross country running. 1000 me-
ters) was won by Hitchcock. Of Sweden.
with 81 points. Asbrink, Sweden.
second. % points. Delaval. Sweden.
~ts-r+~ -nMt t-.Sa 81
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

ner 9ieblinge Der 0omenpeIt. Muf
Der neunten Sabresausltenung 6es
n8inoipiel-Glltb BON Mmeritn"
tpelhe fiir8lid in Dem Dornebmerl
Sotel @aloorf-4itorio in SEEM Oort
a~bgebolten murOe, eaben fta Die
@ritofraten oieier ~Oer56rteIten @e-
ieni6aft elm Steaoidein. Mls Der
Club ieine idbrliden S1auitenuneen
begann, beberridten Die 8tn6ipieIe
Oos 6el0 foit aaein, aber ieitoem
miro ibnen ooiieIbe BON ben Bl0eIn,
SpiBen. 9fopien uno oimimitipen
8uaoooden in ibreu beri6ie0enert
Spiel uto Abartens ie mad benz
@eidmad ser ih0nen @onnerinnen,
in erfolgreider Beiie itreitis ge-
maht. Son nab unO fern NOR bic
a%usfteaung beihift. 9ie eoeIiten
9rooufte amerifaniider un6 euro
pdiider (beionoers fran5on9er)
8utt fGmpften INN Die nitSgeiesten
S60nbeitspreiie, mel9e BON eiueus
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Hnan @ooNrnff.

retrs oes Stoates. SD rattle alIes
Graren, es 8u beriuhen, es mirO lie
al neuem Qeben ertDedm."
ga lit Elm ioealer Sport, fibr
6ie Dame fort rober pobri9einItH
fir 2eute NIT idmahen Nernen nidt
febr e~inla0eno. Sd itieg 0os erfte
M1aI nit Sopmitb in einem 9oppel-
oeder auf. @ir gingen 700 GuB
bod uno paren genau IL Weinaten
in Ser Suit. Der oufregenOite GbeiI
Der Tabrt nar, oIs Der 9ufti6iffer
bic Maidtne abIteate uno Der Ibftieg
sur @r6e begonn. 9os 5rpette Mal
erboben mir ung CUR 8obe bon 1000
Sub. gein Sinltnterblifen iAien eS
mir, ais Oh mir iiber cine groBe &e.
Iieffarte 6abiniAnebten, Die nit
perf6ieoenfarbigen Slifen beoedt
mar, lie na6oem es 8ieienldno, ge-
pfIiigter 8ooen ODER menihlt@e
@obnft6tte NOR. Sim Mufregenoiten
1T oieQeiGt sic Tabrt i'm @inoeder
@onoplan). S6 ftie9 fiir5li6 nit
benz gpiotifer 9. @elh in eineu1
foIhen auf. Ser @inoefer emf
tpideIt bel gr6Bere 6hneaigfet, als
2~tpei6eder. Dian idieBt 10 rnieno
idnen ourH sic 9uft. bob man Der
2onofhaft nibt oiel 8eadtung i6en-
fen Tam. 0ur9 oie ropioe, erfri'
Iden6e 8efpegung lit man ean6 i'm
Bnnne 0es enlightenment @efitbles BEG
EIfenens, feiner etgenen Berionli9-
feit ni6t berpuBt, uno ideint, pom
@5rper getreunt, nit Der @efftDtn'
biafeit oes @eiites our6 ben Rattml
ti Ieqeln. Sci 9rauen bdngt es bon
Temperament uno Snoipi0ualitat ab,
OBJ ffe Ser @piotif @eidmad abgeDin.
men f0nnen ODER niht. gielen febt
es tDobrf6einIi6 an Der beionoeret
geerbenItdrfe, bic oa8u notbig 1T.
GeIbt MGnner meroen beim 6liegen
BON G6nin0el uno elmer glrt See.
franf6eit erfaBt. 2eute, Delhe es
uuf Soben nidt ausbalten tonnen,
eianen lid natiirli6 uiht fir Die
MOiotif. Sie miro, meiner aniHt
rad, bon Gag 8uEog ii9erer, uno if
boIte ben Sport niAt gefdbrli@,
ieIbft fir Srauen, Del6e tbre Wea'
i6ine ielbit lenfen.~
Sopeit Srau @ooOruff ~ bel
@6ule miro Die fiibne Dame bel ID
rem @el6leht oorIdufig aber mobI
Msdt MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Benbabnen, cine Der ne1t5eitlifen CT
rungeni6aften bon Sobnions Ser
maItunq, bic bon ben Spponenten
unO gegneriifen Sntereiien Ia9erli9
genloft tpurOen ii1 aber trosoem
bebauptet boben. Sest bat glebelarpo
cine SSurm bon 1000 Adern inner
bolb 8ebn Meilen bonn Mittelpunft
Ser 5ta0t. Sic muroe Dor oht Sab
rem 5u $170 ser Nder gefauft, beute
1T tie 0as Mebrfa6e oes Raufpreiies
i'm Morfte nert un0 fir Die 5ta6t
lit tie nod bel mertDoner, trie Serr
goolep erfldrt. Denn otf Der 5arm
befin0en fi6 ole itGotii6en Anftal-
ten fir Mrme. fir 2ungenfrante uno
fir Strnfgefongene. 0os Eerroin
lit groB geniig, Bob Die beri6ieoenen
Mnftalten melt boneinonoer e%ntfernt
finS, nGmlif cine Bis 5tpei Meilen,
uno OoB fir bic 8emohner imrner
ibrer Gage nno fbren &rdften ent.
ipreHen6e 8eihGftigtng gefunoen
uer0en fam. Sic ifNpere Tel6orbeit
tpiro bon ben Strafgefongenen ber-
riftet, nel6e auf oieie @eife gum
l1nterboIt Ser bilfIoien Stootarmen
beitrogen miifen, rp6bren6 bic <en
uno Sdpoden CUR Ieidten @arten-
orbeit ~bertpenoet neroen. ane aber
denieken ben 8orteil, oak Tie. immer
friffe. geIunoe 2onoIuft dt1men.
Bie Serr gooIep er3Ghlt, eritredt
fih bic tpohIt1tige Mirfnng zines
aufentbaItes ouf ser Staotform ultd
auf ErunfenboI0e, meIhe BORT ihon
bon fbrem 2ofter geheilt muroen.
Durh feline grm6hlunq NIT $4,000
Gtimmen Mebrheit lit @iirgermeiiter
gafer nit einem Gdla9e sr einem
Der berbcrraqenoen @emofraten i'm
Stoate Ohio geiporoen unO es 1T
ffon BON linn als NadfoIger Oes
@~ouperreurs Sornon Die Geoe, Ser
i'm n6Giten SerbFt cit %ertpdblen lit.
Or ION ieoo6 entihlolien fem. out
Dem Observation-Disclosures Bis gum
gn0e Ieines Imtstermins am 81.
December 1918 ars3ubarren.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

inter Ole Rnie berob. Moosmoiieue
GItne lit cine Spauierin. Sn Wta-
1riS BON armen @Itern geboren, borte
elm fatboliI9er Brieiter Der um-
oeqeno iie in eiuem aon5ert itngen,
erfannte lire Stimmmittel uno Be
qabrnq u.,o iorgte fir ibre muitta-
Iifde Nus6il0ung. Su Paris bonen'
6ete lie ibre @eianssihtoieny trnt in
Ser 6ortiaen ufomiiden Oper~ nit
@rfoIg ouf unO DurOe IN SonooH
ifon bel ibrem erIten @rideinen be-
g~eiltert empiangen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

merihenfrernoIihen Mirfen an nib
men. or plant n6mIi9 bic @rri1~
tung 5tueier Rriippelbeime, Oas cine
i'm 8elten, Oas aNoere I'M Often olt
ieiner vWeorD un0 Sobn Arbufle
6arm" bel Seem BoIs, NeD Oorf.
Die oortige Rolonte beitebt aus mebr
ais 800 &dern, uto Der menihen-
freunoIi6e 8eIiser min 0aielbft ge'
tpifie eigene @rfinoungen erproben
pelhe ben &riippeln, bic mn Ar41e
unO 9Gnoe gebrauden f0nnen, bic
4rbeit erm0glt6en, nIs Oh fie boil
fortmen norrnaIe @lie0er beI1ben.
SIN Sonrmer ioIen fte pfliigen uro
egge4t, IGbmai1inen uno Seurehen
Ienfen, Deais, &artoffeln unb@eniiie
bauen. SIM 8inter aperoen tie IN
groben @erttGtten bei1Gftigt uno
ouf oieie @eiie imftanOe iefn, ni6t
MIR pabrenN oe8 gon5enSabres tbren
2ebensunterbolt gu ~erfperben. Ior0ern
ii9 nod @eL6 gu erIparen. Den 8er-
oienit ieiner Sdusbefoblenen oeroH-
fdlngt Serr Mrbufle arr So big $40
mohentI11, dpopon Srauen So utto
N5Gnner 81 mofentIia fir Scott un0
@obnung 81 entri9ten bnben. ST
bot aud cine Ndbmof6ire fir Strip
pei erfun6en, tpelfen Ser @ebrou9
Der 8iiBe beriogt lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

fie oie1eidt oIs Die fa6uite inter
SEN fiiritlideu Qamen @uropas. Gber
ibre @e~iun6beit tUuroe eeidpGdt uno
in @frifa Iu6te iie Stdrfung au
oer Sog6 unO ourh 6abrten auf
Dem Rraftrooe. 9us Si5ilien unO
&ala6rien Dor einigen Sabren 6ur6
Grobeben 5erItort purOen, oerenEou.
lenoe BON W1enidenle6en gum Spfer
fielen, tpar fie cine Der @riten, Delhe
ouf ole l1ngliidsitdtte eiIten. am
Eager Der gerlebten Oiente iie als
treue 8fIegerin, tpor oen BittDen uno
8aiien cine Erofterfn unO trug no9
&r6ften our 2ipserung Der Not BET.
Sect pflegt iie ais @Grterin $40. 3
sic 8eruunoeten uno Gbolerafron-
fen in Den 2o3aretten bon ErtpolIs.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
GOrtidrittli6e gsrwaItnns.
Btrb Der staOt GIsSeInHo inter tHreH Hensn
8hreermriaer gsptpn .. gaFsr blA9sH.

Cine forti6rittlihe 8ertpoltung
miro Der StaOt @lepelano unter b-
rem neuen giirgermeiiter Nepton 9.
8afer blil6en, Der iein Ant am 1.
Som1ar ungetreten bot. Serr 8ater
mar Elm politii9er SdiiBling oes
fiir3li9 Deritorbenen n3om" Sohn-
ion uuo miro in oeiIen 6uBitapfen
treten. Seine eigeue @rDablrng,
erflart er, lei Elm 8erneis, DaB Der
@eilt Oes frii6eren 8~iirgermeifters
nift nit ibm gei9ieOen lei, ionOern
fihreno porardAreite. Dem Wirfen
Sobnions lei es gu Deroanfen, odb
@Ieoelan0 in ser 8oroerretbe oes
biirgerliden 6ortidrittes ftebe, Gber
es pole nidt 3uriidbleiben, nur tDetI
So6nion nidt mehr unter ben 2eben-
ben lei.
Ole erite Grnenitlng oes neuen
8iirqermeiIterS mar bic bon 9orris
81. Gooleo gum Director Der ftdoti-
i6en @o6ltGtigfeits- unO 8eiierungs-
onTtalten, neId1es Mn1t oerieIbe unter
Sobnion befleioet bat. Serr Cooler
bei9aftist iih iest nit benz Blame
3ur Griinouns zines it6Otiiden 2etb-
bouies. GleoeIano bat bereits cine
ItGOtiihe 6arm. sic par, mie Oas
0reicents Sabrgel0 auf ben Stra-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
alice gainter unO ibr ~get.

aus flint 9amen uno einem $errn
beltebenben 8reisridter aonegium
5uerfannt puroen. Our NbpeAs-
lung fonnte man in Der Ausitelung
auh elm Geipann niebIi1er Gbet-
Ianoponies ieben, peIhes nntiirlih
Die lebbofteite 8epunoerltne Der
&inoer erregte. Selbftberit1n0Iid
mlddte bic bornebme Geieaidoft es
ftH CUR aufgabe, bic A~usftequng
nit ibrem 8eipf 6u beebren-tpenn
aud MIR noriibergeben0 nod benz
Diner ODER auf benz Mege gum BoIl
ODER 5ur Sper-uno Die Dnme in
Ser Bro6t Der EoiIetten tbeilten
fih nit ibren pierbeiniqen 2ieblin-
qen in oas olgemeine Sntereiie.
ginige Der preisgefronten Sieger
Itn0 uuf Ben b~eiltebenOen 8ilOern 81
ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Die S~nmgersmOt an Ser @OIsa.

SIN Notitanosgebiet an Der 8oIgo
miro bic Gage imner troItloier. Die
Silfe Der Hegierung fam pie ge-
p0bnlih gu ipdt. Die offentIi9en
arbeiten puroen in 8l beiheioenem
umfang bergeben. Die 8eb0Iferung
bieIer 00rfer bat ldngft ibr @etreioe
oer8ebrt uno lebt BON Bferoe- uno
SunOefleiiA un0 bon 8aumrinoe.
Su manden D0rfern I1Bt Oos 8oG
lid bonn Hrieiter in Der Stride gum
Sungertooe fegnen uno gebt 0ann
ua6 Souie, INN du iterben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Das eawsses apiiasH sinimrf mn grSs g.
Dsdt ~ usufm 2ebsH.

.ssym GeropIon ourh Die 2iifte 81
iepeln, lit 0as ent5iidenbite Gefiibl1 IT.,
inet 5rau EimotbD 8. BooOruH Die
@ottiu zines berOorragertoen yteD
gorfers unO friberen G~i5egottner'
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Gin 1lsmidcnfrsnnb.
giaisnar SsEH arbndis min ii@ ssna Des4W
ba M@feHIiebs pibmeR.

Der ereiie Uiiaiondr SObn Or
budle in 98etp gorf min iid periSn-
lid BON Dem 3uders un0 RoHeebats
Del, benz er ieinen Heiftrm 0erOnnft,
surudaieben um ii9 gang letnem
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@DIitiibes.

Dos @ei6wGt bon elmer &arloiou-
tur ODER Der Nomination Sbeooore
&~ooiebeIt's 1tammt ni9t BON ieinen
wirfli9en Sreunoen ionoern BON
Ieinen politii9en Seinoen. Nan min
oa6urA MIR Die St1rfe Der republic
fanif9en Sniurgenten 3eriplittern.
@iiroe 0as geltngen, 10 tpiiroen
6errn Eaft nur Die aus Negern, Yoit-
meiItern uno oroeren 8un0esbeam-
ten beItebenoen DeIegntionen aus ben
Iii0lihen Staaten iibrig bleiben. Das
wGre ni9t genug, Serrn Gait Die
INSTRUMENTATION 5u beri9affen.
Die oaour6 entItebenOe Gage wiiroe
Der republifanifden 0alten @oroe"
6ie gepiinI9te @%elegenbeit geben, eli
zen reuert uno ibr angenebmen &an-
otooten q. g. @icepraiioent Sber-
mani bor6uidlagen uno pons 8a-
terlon0~ mare tpieOer gerettet. &oo-
Iepelt mag &anoioat fir Die Sra
IioentI6aft i'm Sabre 1916 ieim.
O%iesmaI 1T er es nt9t uno
er piir0e 0ie Nominotion unter fei-
men llmIt6noen annebmer, neil er
alif mebrere Sabre nod fontraftliG
in Netp gort gebunoeu lit. 9as ltebt
6ombenfeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

G1dupIos oes Rrieges atpiiden Sta
lien uno ser Siirfei in SripoIito-
nien. Sbr @emobl lit Elm Better Oes
@0nig5 bon Stalien unO Iie mar Dor
Wrer 0erbeiratung cine YrtnaeIftn
bon Orleans. GOr aebs Snbren gait
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Sirltlide aranfsupfleserin.
NessssiM BIN apha TN 9iemte Des AsteS
arentss aaf benz afritantiaen aEteSa
imaup[at.

Ser3ogin Selene BON Aoita bot
ibren firItli9en stang urO Eitel oett.
lpeiIig abgelegt uro Oient jet als
Qranfenpflegerin SEQ. 3 Der @eieH
i@nft bonn &Oten arela nnf BEN
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

W3an6e gierfiiBler baben es fiat
Id6IiA melt better, ais mir SDetbet'
nige Meni6enfinOer, un6 Oo5u ge-
bort Dor alien 0ingen bic benet6el2-
peIl6e GIaIie Der ShppBbunoe, r.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
SIN natHrIidet aopfidmnf.
cine grimaOOnua, welbe Der ialidsn 3Dpie
eHt6ebreR tanH.

MIine 8aGanori, Yrimooonno Der
BON Director Oscar SammerItein ge-
Ieiteten Sper in 2onoon, ertpedt Die
8epunoerung Oes 9lblifums nidt
MIR 0urh rbre Gimme nn0 ibren
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
GIine gauau0ri.

Mline 8auan0ri.
geIong, Ionoern aud burd fbren
bra6tDonen natiiriiden &opfidmud
INN ben fie monhe Dame auf Der
giibne uno i'm 3ui6oirerraum BE-
nei0en miro. sic fam nIs @rethen
I'M ,6auIt" ooer in irgeno elmer an
0eren &one Der faliGen 30pfe emit
bebren, oenn ibr eisenes, felt nnge'
padIenes bellbroltnes $aar reiht Bis
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

81 R0EIi& f&medt urO gut
betOmmi -@ami&- wnO .GtcmOno"-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Sim TfNperten lit es, eesen EN-
Rin0 seredt 81 Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
eiebe sbierdsn.

Bissr pOn Der iabrtinsn ausFsunHs heS
s6ooaBnmOs in REV GOD.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

Dte Magnoten oes StabItruites,
Sic garnegies, Die Morgans, @nrps,
Rodefeaers uno @eno1en baben Dem
g~unoesiennt Our6 ben @enoiien Ser
fins ou periteben gegeben, OaB lie
gan3 3ufrie0en ietn piirOen, ionte
Sic &egierung oiir9 @eies Die Muto,
ritGt erbnlten Die Hreiie feltauiesen.
@as Die oben genannten Serren aber
baben nonen lit Die Nnnabme oes
berrIi6en Sinan5planes oes Serrn
Alori9 ieeligen A~ngeOentens i'm Se-
not. 9aoitr9 wiiroe oie 5entrnli-
iierte gontroGe 0es @eloes uno oes
&reOits, bon peIGer ale @ei96fte
abbGnetg iino, in ibren Sdnoen blei-
ben. Sd0ne un0 pbilnntropiide
@eoanfen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-31

There viii be six centennial towns
n Maine this year. Six towns were
Incorporated by the legislature OF
1912. one OF which has since grown to
be a city. They are the city OF
Brewer on the Penobscot river, Phil
lips far up in Franklin county. Bing-
ham on the Kennebec river. Troy in
Waldo county. and Foxcraft and Sc
bee, Piscataquis county towns. Most
Of these places will have q centennial
celebration. Some have been planning
for some time and local historians
have been gathering material for the
historical address. The birthdays
come In February. but following the
usual customs will be held in the sum-
mer and in connection with something
like an old home week. when the sons
and daughters of the town will gather
from all parts OF the country. There
will bc family and class reunions, ex-
ercises In the town hall. historical
parade. a big dinner. always a cen
tennial BALI and music by the village
band.-Waterville Sentinel
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-31

can turn out delegates lawfully elect
ed by the people It is therefore vital
to have national committee that real
ly represents the people. Oour oppo-
nents have shown that they intend to
try to use the national committeeman
who have been beaten in their own
states to sit in judgment in the con
vention that represents victory over
them.
For each example We have thrashed
the bosses in Illinois and Pennsylvania
but the national committee who sit in
the convention from those states rep
resent not out seventy delegates in
Pennsylvania, but our opponents six;
we got fifty-four in Illinois, our oppo-
nents got two.
Il want our opponents to understand
this: II the people are against me, |
have nothing to say, but If the people
are for me and diseredited bosses and
politicians try to upset us, l shall have
a great deal to say and | won't stand
for it moment.
THE professional politicians have
been accustomed to try strong-arm
tactics and could do so with impunity
when the fight represented a contest
between two factions, 1t is not that
sort of a fight this time 1t is the ueo-
pie against the bosses and 1 serve no
tiee that the bosses will not be allowed
to upset the will of the people
Il see that Mr.. Taft says he is go
ing to win" the colonel said, well,
during his Ohio campaign he announc-
ed that the decision of Ohio would set
tie it. Ohio has decided and has given
me forty out of it's forty-eight dele
gates. If Mr. Taft is contented with
that decision then surely no human
being in the United States has right
to be discontented
The colonel said several times he
was sure of victory. We've got them
going" he said at Crawford, "and we're
going to put it through"
"Our opponents say they are going
to win" he said in another speech. q
don't believe it. Wen hammer them
through the ropes"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-31
Rushing Business.

Recently well-known partner OF .
brokerage house was seen rushing
wildly downstairs in a Broad street
skyscraper. A friend stopped him and
asked the cause of the hurry. why,
an old client OF mine stepped In to see
me efor moment and the fool Office
boy did not tell him was in an inside
office and he left saying he was going
to be shaved, so am following him
up" Later the broker was again met
by his friend, who called out genially:
"Did you find your customer in the
barber's?" yes, old man, and he
gave me 10-share order In New York
Central" was the triumphant reply.
The friend said nothing, but thought
all the more, for had not the same
broker refused to carry "a mere so
shares of Union Pacific" for him in
1906 on the plea that the firm did not
care for "odd lots ?"-Wall Street Jour
nal.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-31
Ordered Peculiar Tomb.

The following peculiar Instructions
with regard to his burial were found
in the will of the late Rev. James
Thornton Newbury, of Killanick Rec
tory, County Wexford, recently. De-
ceased objected to being inferred in
any of the churchyards in his parish,
on the ground that they were over
crowded. His coffin was not to be
screwed or nailed down, no buried
in the ground, but in raise. tomb
of brick, seven feet wide an, light
feet high, and in the roof thereof, a
piece of thick plateglass was to be in
serted, not less than Is inches in di-
ameter, and the tomb was to be en-
closed with strong iron railings.