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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01
Wilbfrieg
gSiro NIT benz beutigeu Sage ieincn
9lHfang uebmen.

Der Mlildtrieg 5piI6en ben 0&ite
ulteoern Der 5rtzState M2iltDeaierS
2lfIociatipn unb ben bieiigen MtIaz
hdnbIern tptrb ON heuti8en Gage lei
nen 2lnfang nebmen. l8ie berett5 be-
riatet, perlangen bic Wtitglieoer Der
1rizStQte miltoeaIer5 QHociatton
itatt Der ibnen iOneit be3abLten Is
Gents bon Den bieIigen Yttlahdnolern
22 Gents bic 9uuone uno BADEN ge,
tern in elmer in Der Ri6elteu 6alle
itattqebabten 9erIammlung bei6loiien,
Da ibre 5oroerungsn nt4t 3ugeitanoen
purben, bon beute ab ben bIeii8en
5Gnolern feline W}tlh mebr 81 liefern.
Die bieIigen WftlhbdHoler oiirften
ieoo6 bur6 oieies 9orgeben Der 5rtz
State Qfociotion tpenig betroffen nerz
ben benn bereit5 Dor etntger 3ett
lrurben bon ben bsoeuteroiten 6GnOz
lern Qrrungements getroffen, Iaut mel
ten iis Uail6 aus SQinoi5 erbalten.
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131 GlOcr Ctr. Gincinuati, =.

Murp g2eIIon, 90, 222 0reenoals
2tpe., &rebs.
STA Mit6rop, 45, GbriIt 0oIpital,
Qungenent3iinoung.
mar0 GamuB, 65. 3426 Columbia
Npe., 5arnidure0ergtftung.
2lnna Y2cGart9p, 60, 2eeos 2fOe.,
Stlo9fluB.
So3n gien, Is, SO Gorrp Str,
Shret tnfolge elmer Cperotton.
Runcp 6enton, 70, III 9roabpap,
QtrtertenpertQltunq.
Sames Wiomener, At, 21O 8roupz
man, Snqueit in Sttpsbe.
5reo. Queit, %, APT 6ront Str,
SdpinDIu6t.
gliiubet6 9Ort6eGa. "a, PIT 2is
BERTH Ctr, 6er3leiDen.
6enrp 2en3er, 50, 1860 Gutter
Str. Rreb5.
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9emti1er 0elebrter


Inter BEN 9(uipi3ien oes Geuti6en
SberlebreroeretnS miro am Wtontag
iiber odt 3ogen, oem II. gtopember,
Elm oeutifer 8elebrter bier einen
8ortrag halten. Der Gortragenbe lit
Serr 3r. R. 8. Gre65ler, Der 8orlte-
Der oes 9lmeifaniihen 95nItituts IN
Berlin, Der fid 3ur 3eit auf elmer
gortragstour Gur6 Die Bereintgten
Staaten befin0et.
@ie Serr Or. 8. s.. ;Std in Ser
geItrigen 8erian1nlung bes 3eutidelt
Oberlebreroereins befannt gob, lit es
gelungen, Serrn Or. GredsIer fir
Pinen 8ortrag in Cincinnati om II.
9topember 3u gerDinneu un0 Der Gor.
trag miro in Der 9lula Der II. 8i=
itritt-Sd1tle, an Der 2inn unb Clint
ton StraBe, gebalten tperoen. Serr
Or. 8rehSler miro aus @erfen neuer
Itdter 0eutihlano'5 re3ttiren uno
8lDor oGrHIte5, ipie audi Seiteres"
tDie er in ieinem Brogrntnm erflart
sSSn Der qeItrigen &erIammlung oeS
Tertiden Sberlebreroereins CAB 5err
Gr. $. 8 Sid nod elm iebr trtterei-
lontes Neiume iiber Die fitr5lihe
9eutidlanoretie oes Gelltif-9lneri=
faniiheu 2ebrer6lnoes an Der Sano
Don Ger0ffentIiditligen IN elmer
oeutihIdnbii6en pdoa8o9ii6en 3eit'
id1ritt
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ebe'erlGutnikideine.

|paul Sdmibt, 80, 744 2aurel Ctr.
lNarsaret R. Wsper, %, 1924 pOps
lar ctr.
@Mrtbur llffnsr, 38, N.pnrt, Sbio.
lSiabtla 9dfton, 20, princeton9otel.
l2puis M. BsattD, q, Cambridge 8.
lRutb pepton, 18. princeton 9pteI.
}5snrp 2so 8ailsp, 80, 215 90. 9. 4p.
lGora Gona Bacon. 35, Carthage,
lWm. 9. Stage, %, Mabeira, 8.
lgeoncp .. Wirer, q, besgl.
|gen. R.belman, "a, 14S Weit Wce
I Miden 4pe.
lSennie Rabefaepis, %. 643 Gutter
Strabe.
)Sasper pr.sleD, 25, 2074 gaitern
( Mpenue.
lRutb 9ootbbD, 81. 2074 bessl.
}Wm. 8. 6ope, as, Carlisle, ap.
lSrma 3. gmerp. %. palaee 9oteI.
)Sbante Gliion, "a, Sit Nortpoob.
lGnen 6. 9aneu, 27, NOrpoob.
)6arrp 8. goper, %, lat Oft 13. ct.
l4gnes M.gollins. 33, 329 20. 7. MD.
|5ermann 9iu, 81, 1920 Bubb ctr.
lRutb 9bompfon, 18. Siibpefs gds
8ubb unb Carr Strabe.
]Ridorb 3. 9ebeu. 33, WabiionDiue.
(Jean &. WaGaee. 26. bessl.
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vTiini ssrauffurter".


G6arles uno 2uQa Ginmore, 231
groappap, Wdoden.
Murtinus uno Marp 5erris, 321
Sit 3. Str, Gnabe.
Daniel unb gQa 2lrmonteput, 1890
Sit 5ront Str, &nube.
Sames uno Della gpu6, SaDler
part, Snabe.
9eorge uno Gillian 9r0iher, 2425
Tdiroieip 2lpe., Anabe.
Clarence unb Gitella 9roots, 2518
SO. 6. Qpe., Gnabe.
9oparo unb Gillian Stern6erg, 837
90. 7. 2pe.. Mdb6en.
Wiliam unb WlolIie grioqes, glepz
tcpn, O., MGb6sn.
Sames uno gDa 9runt, Retptoipn,
8, Gnube.
5rant uno Mamis SiterbpIs, Repz
topn, &nabe.
5rant unb Wumie 9apppob, Relpz
toipn, MGbhen.
Sobn uno greid Yrpcuccinp, 1868
&oHutb Str, Wdoden.
Spl. uno Minnie Riteman, 1413
Central Ipe., Wdbhen.
Ben. unb Rpia Sbarer, 443 2trs
morn 9lpe., Snabe.
Soiepb unb Wtaria 2ss56ut, 513
90. 6. 4pe.. anabe.
gilbert uno Gillian SbuIo, 1545
Gutter Str, WlGo6en.
SOiepb uno 2aura Suttmiler, 1886
0ine Str, GnGbe.
ssrunt uno Stella 1Iopb, 1908
Waribaa Npe., Wdbhen.
1orrp uno Milie .S6parB, 2411
Spring 8rope 9lpe., anabe.
Gomuno unb 2iIp Burton, 1922
8i1bop Ctr, anabe.
5ermann unp Sulia St0br, 281o
GueliD Npe., Widb9en.
5urrp uno Marp 6ermei4, 2234
Rapine Str. anabe.
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Sobn uno 8utbrpn 8rotomp, 500
aeaoing Roao, &nabe,
RalpA uno 2iba 2toams, 1941 g.
Iu6urn Qpe.. &nabe.
Nleranoer unb emma So6niton,
1929 GortlanD QDe., MdD6en.
Sbomas unb Sulta U&c9ugb, 1717
9ig6luno IDe., 8na6e.
Sobn unD Roittta 2tnoerfon, 214
Straber QDe., WGo6en.
Ralpb unb Neqie 8aroner, 4042
Gaitern 4De., Mtdohsn.
Soispb unb QOuiie RituroioH,
1924 9arlunb QlDe., 8nobe.
Sltber uno Marp @an 8elt, 4017
guItsrn Q(pe., &nabe.
Dennis uno emma Wae9sr, 4009
GaItern Ape., Wtdo6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01

georubtc 5n friiber WprsenitunOc
sSpreitpille nit oem 1lntergang.

Von einem gefd9rli6en sSeuec
muroe geItern 3u friiber Worgenituns
be 5oreitoiQe beimgeiudt uno oas
gon3e 3orf ifien cine 3ettlang oem
llntergong gelUeibt 5u ietn. Ias Jeu-
er entitano aus ltnbefannter llriahe
in elnem oierIt0ftgen 8ebdu0e, III
pelhem itd) Die EoItoffice iopie Der
General Store oes sSacob Wtarflep
befanOen. 2ebterer lpobnte nit letner
5Snmilie i'm britten Stoc1perfe. gtarf-
lep puroe ourh ben erItifenoenGou6
aus Dem Shlafe altfge1Deft un0 fonn=
te nur nit groBter Wiibe ieine6amilte
in Si6erbett brlngen, ou Die Slant
men bereits melt I'M itf) gegrtffer
batten. Ger Selepbonoperateur 3u
Io6a5co uur0e benahrId)ttgt un0
oieler iDanbte lid) Inn Stlfe an 0as
fieiige SSeuernebr>G Gepartement. gbaf
9unfer entIanote WtarihQu Coleman
nit SpriBenfompagnle IS, ie0oh
mar, ols Die S0ihmaunif1uften oa5
ad)t Dteilen entfernte Iorf erreihtCn,
oQ5 Bebduoe, in lpelhem ous sSeuer
5ulr 4usbruh gefomnen mar, beretts
nteoergebrannt DAB Die Slanlmen
Don ben angreH3elroeu Sauiern fern.
gebaIten meroen tonnten, tit nlr oem
energli6en uno 5iel6epuBten 8orge-
ben Ser ginlpobnerihQft oe5 9orfeS
3u ber0anfen. lteber bunOert Mdnner
m6 syrauen biI0eten cine 1Seuerbri-
gaoe. DeI6e ii6 oarauf bei6rGnfte,
Oie Dem 9ranobero 81 geIegeuen
Wauern ser unlIiegenoen 8ebduce
naB 81 1olten
Ger 8erii6erungsagent gB. 8.
[Sobnion rpdre bel ben 20ihar6eiten
6etnabe ums 9eben gefornuen. Or
Duroe Don Dem Rallde iibernGltist
tuno fonnte MIR nit fnapper Noth mo
IN baIberItiftem 3uItanoe aus Dem
geretd)e Der 6Iammen gebrndt nec-
BEN. Der @ran0ihnoen miro auf
$4,000 ob9eihQBt. Ias GSeuer iou
ourt einen iiberbei3ten Cfen oerur-
lad)t lDorDeu iein.
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Mmf Neiien
Uebt iuieber Elm Sd)mlrat6sfomntittee
nm einen Sdmlinperinteubenten
5m iuden.

Die irnge, bon tpairnen Ser nelle
GhuIluperintenoent fonnen piro,
iheint ibrer 2olung 10 fern 5u iein,
ipie tie es ie aetpeien. gefanntlih
bate es Dor @odenfriit ben slnihein,
als oh Serr B. 5. 8itbers bon ct.
2cuis fir ben goiten auserieben
iperbeu iDiiroe, aber Die Situation bat
fih ieitoem berdnbert uno Serrn
Witbers aftien iino gang beoeuteno
gefollen.
9obingegen iinb jest Die ausIidten
bon Hanoall s. gonoon, Dem Su-
perintenoenten Der offentlihen Shu-
len IN 9ropioence, R. S., Die oenfbar
giinitIgiten. sSn elmer geitern gsnh.
mittag itattgebabteu Sibuug bes
Sonoerausihuiies bes Shulratbs,
Der fiir ben Boiten bes Superinten.
oenten cine paiienbe Berionlibfeit m
8orlbIag brinsen ioa, puroe ndnlih
bei6loiien, oaB elm Sonberfommittee
bon brei Whtglieoern cine geiie naf
Vropioence, H. s, unternebmen lnb
bort eingeberbe @rfitnbieungen iiber
Serrn Gonoon ein8ieben ioa, Der iib
befanntIid) bereits benz aontmittec
ncraeItetlt hat inb BEL bieier 8elegen.
belt etnen iebr glnitiegn giubrud ge-
madlt Eat.
sesr Der eeitrigen Sisung inter
breitete aud, bos Sonoerfommittee,
oas IN ct. 2ouis getpeien mar, UNI
grfunbiannsen iiber Serrn 8ithers
eiusu5ieben. ieinen 9eritt. gieier
Veridt lantcte iiberaus giinitig, aber
Dos aomnittee nuBte 5ugeben, oaB
Serr @ttbers eigentlih nit Der Sci.
tung Der Shulen in Ct. 2ouis nid,ts
81 tbi,n bat. Gr lit ndnrIih dls Silfs-
Superintenbent nur 2eiter Der slus-
bilollHq sifnile fir 4ebrfrGfte. 4nge-
1itts oicier Shutinhen ipurben BON
perldjiebenen Seiten 3fpeifeI bariiber
Iairt, oh Serr 8itbers tpobI Die ge.
cianete Yerionlthfeit fiir 6os g(nlt
oes ShuIil,perintenoenten lei nno
man be'hlof, iif) bes gtdheren noh
Serrn Gonoon uHl5utbun. Gas Som
oerfominittee, tDelhes in ben n1dNten
Sagen bonn Observation-Disclosures Or.
2. 9. Wnrbin ernonnt iper6en pirb,
miro feline &eiie erit noh Dem 8abl-
tage antreten.
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gterblicbfeits= s=Seridbt.

GImtrd 9lan6arb, s3, 1903 8urz
lam 2lpe. @aitriti8.
2bam Gdel, 67, 2161 9arburb
Str, 2sberperb rbdrtune.
Senrp Deitsrs, 20, 921 syreenan
glps., 6ersleibsn.
Wlarp Mopb, "a, ITS 5arriTon
4oe., 6arnidurepergiftuns.
Sermonn 9erbDtb, "A, 1905 gols-
rain Ipe,, Niereuleiosn.
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@ie !Serr 9ettmon erfldrs
tie, lit cine oerartige @ebiibr abiolut
nngeieblih uno brauft niht be5ablt
5u merben. Yerlonen, bon oenen eine
oerarttge @ebiibr Don Seiten Der
Gasgeieaibaft geforbert miro, per-
ben eriudt, iih NIT Dem Staotanlpalt
in Berbinoung 5u iesen.
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Mbislnt ianseiekIidj.

Fem Gtabtartpalt Hettinan fam
geftern au Dbren, bnB bic Gossciel.
idoft nod INNER pon Nerionen, oie
8osanibluB erbaltell, einen Dollar
fir oie Snitanirling oes 0niometers
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Batter Jobn's meotsin
beilt Grfdltungen mno baut
ben 6Drper auf nbne ben
Webraub BON 2lItpbpl pber
ibdolihen Grpsmen.-2 Tie
Seridbreibutg eiues 2lrss
tes, 5OJabre im 4ebrauh
3ie abiDlute @abrbeit bteier ans
gabe uirb burd Die @arantie be-
idsinist, S25,00O.00 irsenbeiaer
mubltbGtigen anitalt ii6crluciien 51t
nollen, lueun auoeriucittg criptcien.

9ater So9n'5 DIeoi8in IT bic Gatf9rct6ura
zines @r5leS
G,!,'0wCte:: i'm Sabre 1850 iiir ben oeritOrs
benen Spud2m. gater Jobu D'lrian pon G1trcl!,
Ulaii, BON einem beroorraGcnOeu Gpejuliften.
Batter Jobn empfabL oteic5 8caeyt ietnen
GemetnoemitaLic9er unb 1tennoer. nn0 onf
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q. ". 6. u.

Sn Der Ypung Womsn'8 Gbriftian
4Hociation ptro am Spnntag gu9s
mitt0g I'm pier lbr Rep. CHARLES
Summer 8rppn bon Der 0ulnut Sins
Saptiiten= Stride etne 9niprade ball
ten. Gin muiitalii6e5 4rogrumm
DirD BON 3Ogltn9en oes Gonierootorp
ri WtuItc our6gefiibrt peroen.
am W2ontag 4beno bait i'm 6eim
Der 0ounq Momen'S Gbriitian Q(Toz
ctation 5rau g. 8. RunDdu BON
8poming einen burh itereoptiide gtls
Der tlIuitrtrten @ortrug iiber China.
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Sergeant Sliper qrimroIe, pom 7.
9iftritt, ii, an etnem perrentten JuBs
gelenf IetOen0, an ieiu Sans geieiielt.
Gr 5og iid Die gerIeBung 81, als sr
bel Der 9erfoI8uRg zines Negers gu
Eall tam.
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}paul Shmibt, 80, 744 2aurel Ctr.
lNarsaret R. Wsper, %, 1924 pOps
Idr Ctr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
.yoKERsr NO LONGER DECEIVE.

II there is indeed 'Joker" in the bin
fathered by the Appalachian Power Company.
an extensive electrical concern which gets the
purposes to sell it for the most part In West
Virginia the Jest did not proceed very lar
before being called in question
At the first hearing before the Senate Com
mittee on Roads and Internal Improvements.
the bill, which Ia exceedingly brief and innoc-
nous in appearance. was subjected to the srav-
est criticism According to Mr. J. Norment
Powell, of Wytheville. the provision that all
public service corporations heretofore or here
after Incorporated under the laws OF this State.
and engaged In the business Of general electric
lighting and power companies, shall be bound
TO furnish at reasonable rates any person. COM
pany. or corporation along It's lines desiring
the same with electric light. or power or both.
and to charge uniformly therefor 10
nothing more than a subtle attempt to create
a monopoly In favor Of the large company with
unlimited power and against the small company
operating under conditions which neceSsitsss
both limited supply and higher rate. In
addition, It ID charged that the use Of the words
public service corporations heretofore or here
after incorporated" has the one purpose OF
endowing the Appalachian Power Company with
the right OF eminent domain.
Now that the question has been raised. 1t ID
certain that the General Assembly will DO
nothing In this matter without sub5ecting II to
the closest scrutiny For the most part the
"joker'. bill is a thing Of the past. Committees
are better informed and more particular than
heretofore. Courts are watchful against the un-
expected and inequitable application Of broad
and oarelessly granted powers. When DIT
OF legislation with bitter jest ct the heart
of II does get past the safeguards Of legish-
ing bodies. 1t serves generally to either defeat
itself or TO invite defeat It the hands OF 2 con-
stantiy broadening judicial viewpoint.
As to public service corporations and the
right OF eminent domain" the right itself
creates in the governing power and IT. agencies
peculiar privilege Of control. now fully rec
oRnised, Eminent domain 10 nothing more nor
less than partial grant Of state sovereignty.
such i gift carries distinct obligation - ~
ccroliary-the obligation to exercise It only
under the regulations aud restrictions thrown
about II by the granting authority. Properly
safe guarded, there ia NO reason why the Appar
iachain Power Company SHOULD not haye the
right Of eminent domain and become both beae-
fciary OF and subject to the general rulss gov-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
on TO URR.aNNA.

when the promoters OF the Richmond ur-
hanna and Peninsula Railroad SO far met oppo-
sifson 10 the sale to ii of the Seven Pines line
81 the Virginia Railway and Power company
= 70 agree to the continuation of the present
f3ekes priy,ledges less the right OF transfer 10
T1ty lines, 1t established Its good faith "heh
II vent further and declared its readiness 10
- ! bond OF $50. 1000 forfeitahle upon failure
"a hnild to the Pamunkey river in two years
- = rYrhanna In five. ii removed or should
haye removed every doubt as 70 Its power
Is cunstruct the lines proposed and as TO i'a
financial responsibility.
There remained to be considered by the COM
pcn Council. therefore. the bald question as 10
whether transfer facilities to the people now
rr.t6ent along the Seven Pines line ought
I nrOperly to be weighed against the advantages
Is the community generally growing out OF
ratlway connection with the Rappahannock. at
Urhanna.
FACING such a question. the Council did the
sniy thing it could consistently do. when II
.nnroved the plans suggested. with the safe
suards provided for the continued operation
81 Tia Seven Pines line.
with the road to Urbanna a practical GER
eainty. Richmond has now good reason 70 iook
] fprvard 10 becoming a central market for d
,ieh and long isolated territory. the trade from
xhfch has been unnaturaily diverted TO other
rotnts BY reason of a lack OF transportation
faciiitIeS The proposal. while of peculiar IN
tArcut 70 Richmond. means an even greater ben
ef1t 10 the sections concerned. which have
s>.~,>r,v haen 70 a great extent cut off from
asA1 remainder OF the State. I'm isshe view That
n win tend toward bringing more or less
Isolated people into fuller touch and compieter
1n3erest with the State at large. the Urbanna
rnflroad and its speedy completion are matters
= concern 10 the entire Commonwealth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25

maximum prices NJ wnscn tney snoeso sssa
their products
That this was the extreme Of socialism In
practice In Republic no ono gAinssid. except
the Apologies OF a system that. under fre. was
ready to concede anything--in appearance. II
remained the hard truth and common ssnse
o! the situation. however. that what Judge
Gary advocated had nothing whstever to do
with the enforced competition which II the pur-
pose Of thu Sherman law. as judicial construc-
tion has been able to give 1t y purpose A
Government commission with the power to hx
a maximum price would Individually look to
margin of profit which the great corporation
would be able TO cut TO point where the
smaller corporations could not hope to exist
The result would inevitably be a trust In all
great industries and ali great producers OF
natural commodities which would operate not,
as now, In fear of the law, but under Its pro-
lection.
But even more arbitrary Ia the suggestion OF
President Ferrell. of the same corporation. that
the supervising board of the Government should
not only fix maximum but minimum. prices
for industrial products what. then. would be-
/ come of competition? Who could economi-
cally endorse the establishment Of n price so
far above that at which the product could be
marketed By cooperative capital as to insure
a profit to independent enterprise? Where. In
that case would be the public consumer. the
mass Of purchasers who take the offerings OF
trust and independent alike without prejudice
other than price? Naturally. no such margin
of profit could be legislated by statute, and.
equally naturally. any margin OF profit that
might be iegislated within the bounds Of rea-
soa would leave the Independent producer In the
same embarrassing circumstances In which he
now finds himself.
The truth La that the sherman law has gone
too far. without going far enough. Competi-
/ ton IL a principle that is dear In the mouth
OF sophistry. but difficult to the act Of states
| manship to accomplish or to save The thina
I that most people seem to have forgotten Ii
! that competition should itself stand on Its own
| bottom, and that any effort to help 1t stand
| there is nothing more than the substitution Of
one trust for another. The true limit Of Fed
| erai action respecting trusts should not be
t based on what they own the capital they have
the men they employ, or the prices they are ena-
bled to place before the people; 1t should, or
| the other hand, be confined, FIRST to laws strict
~ defining the use they may make OF thetl
powers and. second. limiting for the public goot
the profits which they may exact upon invest
ed capital when capital. plus management
/ ,hull hare rnade a nullity of the natural com
petitiye condition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
ACCIDENT PUBLICITY.

Who. at some time or another has not been
passenger on street car or train, when
bump or a minor accident has caused him to
be sought cut by the servant representing the
corporation, and asked to give his name and
address?
In such circumstances the first thought that
suggests itself Is that Of care exercised on the
spot in the interests OF truth and justice.
The care. however. may have q very different
intention, or. at least. quite different result
In case Of serious accident as the result Of
clear negligence, the passenger gives his name
under the apprehension that in case Of suit
he would be called a. witness to the facts
In this, II his testimony would be damaging to
the company. he Is more than apt to be mis-
taken. And meanwhile, although the company
has his name. the injured person and his rep
resentatives are In ignorance concerning his
identity. In the light OF such ignorance the
adjusters become active In their dealings with
tho possible plaintiff For the want OF EVIL
dence. q bird In the hands looks good to one
despiring Of exact justice. and that even
though the bird be not much more than q bit
Of gristle surrounded BY pun Of featherR
Against this condition Senator Wendenburs
has drawn measure requiring that in all
cases of accident electric and steam railroads
shall file for public inspection reports OF the
same, together with the names and addresses OF
all witnesses taken by the servants Of such
corporations. To this proposal. 1t Ia objected
by the railroads concerned that the effect
would be to encourage litigation and increase
the tribe and activities OF shyster Ambulance
chasers." We do not think that such an Ct
feet would necessarily follow. but II It did.
1t would be only an incidental evil to the BEN
eft Of square deal and the whole and UMPIRE
JUDGED truth. II the railroads wish to make
a campaign on the shyster and the ambulance
chaser. there Is legal precedent for their sup
preston In all effective manner. A positive
bill to serve this purpose Is. however. one
thing, and quite another from an effort to 20
complish 1t negatively at the expense OF 4
rule TO which the public patronizing the rail-
roads would seem to Be clearly entitled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
ENTITLED TO DIRECT ACTION.

BIZ II the General Assembly 10 TO defeat the bill
~ the establishment of coordinate Woman's
eolleze ut or near the University OF Virginia,
I'M owes itself the duty of direct and uneauiv-
scai aesionf
Such action viii not follow upon dailiance
rith the reatherston bill looking to the es-
near Lynchburg.
s The one measure is the result of ripe thought
On the part Of University authorities well-in-
horned educators, and large body Of women
Who have for years given intelligent thought
and valuable time to the effect to win from
The state the announcement OF. MS a principle.
q ! policy of higher education of women.
The other measure is either the expression
q hope that at present Is fantastic. or 1t is
,1eeixaeA mere to defeat the campaign for a
Il really creating a thoroughly independent
sne.
In making this assertion we violate no ones
~Sonndence and surprise no ones observation.
Whatever the intent Of its patron may be- the
Ysatherston bill is looked to and relied upon
~ the opponents Of the Stephenson act as the
nandiext and most effective weapon for the
lsatar's disposal
without again going into the reasons actual
N IN to lend support to the establishment OF
- co-ordinate college. we must believe that the
S3snei ii Assembly could but stuItify Itself and
~ ltx motives open to question did 1t take
elyantaige or presently hopeless proposal to
saxOid smother which has both reason aud feast
NIFTY 10 commend It,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
DREam OF LEx:rs,.ArED COMPETITION.

DREAM OF LEx;Isi4ATED COMPETITION.
Il Investigation of the Steel Industry by Con-
erussional Committee drags a peculiarly weary
isasth. bat occasionally the testimony that 1t
s1daccs gives IN illuminating light upon the
z4ssA. ead Ehc.riaiEfy In which both public anu
Spslncse interests have been thrown by the
Dsssih!s eRsets o; the late trust decisions of the
Cnttsd Staias supreme Court
In sAs effort " pre.cnt laws under which
- pessihas d:sruptson Of United States ssccl
n ia heeomc : practical certainty. Judge Gary.
s1oAA u ~ executive conmitt-e> took a step
- ss1naa<n4 .~hich rven William Jennings
SNryas weuI6 have kes::ased To risk Re
Irsssatins the greatest single corporation
~ ~ xs1. 1sdss Car gave !: as his
1,,isaspas ln,sa sAas The tine had come
4 ~. rDt11 - Is = far take control Of
N Y ~ - = u nx BY statute the
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