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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

- Die Jeuertpehr purbs geltern
Waprsen na5 Rp. 725 Suo 8. StraBe
qerufen, no stn idobbafter Ranhfang
bic 5opets in grano seisst bate uno
uubeoeutsnDsr SddoeH angerlttet
puroe. - Die iSsuertpehr ipuroe por'
aeitern Rahnrittdg nah Der WohnunS
BON Soispb Reisert. Ro. 1850 Central
Qpenue, etrufen. Gunten aus elmer
2otomotipe Fielsn aui oas Dab oes
5aui.s unb Iesteu oasielbe in Srano.
Ter Shaben betrug $40.
5bomas grannon, Delher pnn
Isinem Stisfiobn Seiie gbsns legts
Bohe nit einsm WisHer in Die Ilnts
Qunee geItphen tpuros. liegt i'm Wtercr
6oIpital In prssGrsm 3uitano barnies
Der. Dos 8erhpr BON Goens, tpeIhsI
bes Ste6ens NIT Der abliht 81 tDoter
ansetlast itsht, puroe perfhoben. I'M
ben gerlauf Der Wunoe bon gronnor
abSufparten.
- Die Bolisei iuht einsu iunger
Wann, tpelher am Samitag HaAmit
tua bic Rleibsrbanblus BON arebs &
SO. bsFuhte unp NIT sinem tDertbloiei
gbed Die 5trnu su beihpioeln Der
Iuhte. gr tauft cine AnSabl 4rtite
unb leats benz 2abennicnsr etnen gbet
fir S25 DOR. Der gbed mar on oarrl
slrmi.sao aablbar. DON 5rant G0rro'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
Wuslan0' n0'Selegrapb
lInaarn's 9orgehen /
arpatien gereht.
fertiat.

gubapet, 7. Qprif. ,Sn elmer
Ioebeu erlaifenen Grtlarun9 Der Rss
oi.runa piro bic ssmelost. GufbehuH9
Der @erfaTung in arcdtten. unter
al.i6s.iiiser grnennung oss ganus
gum 4rpHtommiHar. uIs ssredifertlgt
beseihnet.
Die gortpiirfe Der Gsissipiorisfsit,
lpeld. in troatiihen uno troattns
freunblihen arsiIen laut seDorosn
iino, lperben nit Gnti6ieoeRhstt jua
riidaetpieIen.
SnsDiIten III ss In Ercdtien dus
B.rlib rubig seporo.n. aber BE oors
tiae gepolttruns bersit.t, ndh Utsls
bunoen aus 4aram, elnen goptott
unaoriider Woarsn Dor. iofpie oie gsz
Iellf 6aftlife 2ehtung Der Utasparsn.
gbruns burd 8atitan.
Wien,7. 4pril. Der 8atisan bat.
rpis BON bsftunterrittster Seite perlous
t.t, bic 9ibiiht, benz Jiirtblidnf Sas
piebd in arotau cine belonoeIs Aus5
ssihnung sutbeil perben 81 lai1sn: )
Dem salisiidsn 3ir6eafiritsn iOl
bic Wlrbe zines primas psrl's1sn
sperben.
Reues aus China.
Rantina,7. 4pril. Or. Sun Yti
Sen. Der pormalis. propiIOriide prd'
fibent Der RspubIii. rsiite ON Sonns
taa. beeleitet BON ieinsr Satin uHo
iein,n 10dbiern, naf3 Wusebdng ab,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING beitdtlgt:
am Gonntas bic Grnennung BON Al'
| freb sse gum Y.riebrsminiitsr uni
| ptrtoate iid bann auf 15 2aes, tpo'
rauf lie in petins Dieoer In Sisune
trsien lpirn. Die Grnennuns BON Al'
| freb sac iIt bic 5olse Der SppoiitioH
bic iih gesen bic GrEtnnuns BON stane
Susbae 3u oieiem poiteu geltsHo &C.
matt hattie. alfreo Ga. mar ur'
ipriinali6 fir ben geianbtihaftspolter
| in Wa1bingson. als Rahfolger oor
| gbona Din Yang. austriehen ssfpsltn
| Die Giabt iit rubis unb bic ge1or'
ben baben nit ollie oss Wlilttars oi'
| DerIhiebensn i1limmen Glemsnts un'
| ter GontrolIe. Den Sapansrn 1T be-
/ geihdfisbetrieb In Der gingeborenen'
| ftabt unseriast iporben, NIT Der Be
ariinDuns. bdb bic ginseborenenttop
ouberhdlb bes 0srtrasshaFens lttgt.
/ Bier republitaniide ariegsihiff
init 5000 Wann 1ruppen on Worl
limb nah 9oa1uns seianbt tDoroen
mo Gin aufrubr aussebrohen iein loll
i Gtansbai. Z. april. prtmier
minifter Yang Sbo & uno be lbrigel
| WitaIieber bes aabinets bsabF4ti9el
| am IL. April bic Reife no6 p<tin
lonautretet,. glus ben Nerihten ou
ben iiblihen proDinjer erbellt. bo
bort sin allsemeiues 0siaN bss I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

burt Die man BEL epentltellem 3ulanl-
mentneifen ooer NufreiBen ptrtlthe
pber gebeu6elte @efiible gum &usoruf
bringt. 9efinoet Iih oas SRrldpphen
in angemsFener Gntfernung ppn Der
Wdnee uno lit eher mager uno bleI1,
70 oorf biss dls Elm 3eihen fiir elm gs'
iunbes, mpraltIh gut ousge9lt1eues
Temperament dnge'e6en peroen-
66nat es ieboh, tpie angelotbet, an Der
SADIE feit, 10 neigt oas beiisenoe Jnz
bipiouum our 8eiittgen 9erorehtheIt
uno ION Snitintte haben, bon osren
@influb man niht piel 8utes fur pte
anberen neutrality-suspicious. erhotft.
5ubihe sSrauen iinD re6t betrubt
iber bic @enbuns bieier 0inge. Rtht
baB ibre S60nEeit baourh beetntrdh@
tiat piirbe, i'm 9egentbeil, anltegenoe
SbrlGpp6eu iino pobl hubIher ais
abitehsnoe, aber rpeun lie bei etnem
Diner geYAreibuugen bpn lid, bon th=
rem Observation-Disclosures, ihren
WiinIhsn uno Neigunger geben, De-
! tails, Die bic 6Dflihteit ntht Su ufls
terbreden pagt, Die aber msbr oDsr
miuoer intereFant ideinen. 10 brouht
man nur ab urn 81 eiuen Bid auT
Das perlengeidmUdte Gbrldpphen 81
lperfen, I'm genau iiber Der Gbdrattsr
Der Spreaerin orisntirt 81 ietn uno
- niht mehr 3u3ub0ren! 0entg iaHl-
putbiIa mutbet aud bas DIR an, pe1'
fen WuTteI qan5 glatt uno ntft ge1
p0lbt iii, oeru e nerrQth ben 9sl3.
bis Dummbeit uro bic aah'udt lei
! neg Giaentbiimera! Cffene uno, ME
9aninaenobren, mad aufpdrts ttres
benoe Stakeholder, laIien ouf egoEs-
mus uno BroQ IdlteBen, oagegen
'heineu spei fleiue, pte nit benz
gobrer oebo6rte, ruuoe QO6er oos u
. fere aennseiden iiir 8ettertelt l'ro
/ SelbItsuirieoenheit 81 iein. Stlru.
ainn, Iuqeu uno Wtuno Iiefern tan'
I ienoerlei 9tusfiluTte, su oenen Ieoer
: ieine 3uiIudt aud ohne Die GorIler
) aaiianbra nebnten fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

s
gerfteds 3u bepegen, aber ibre Be-
mibunaen tparen pergebllb. I'm
Gamitag fpuroe Elm tpeitsrer Uerfpanbs
ter Der @efuhten, Reuben Gnporos.
unter DER Mnflage in Daft genommen,
boB er ben. sJliihtisen bebilflih gems
fen iei. am Sonntas purbe er sessn
cine nominels giirgIhaft tpieber auf
freien ssub seieBt uno es beibt nun,
baB er ben Deteftios ettpas Derratbsn
hat.
aentudp BON beioen GET
ten beaHiprudt.
QoutspilIe, Gn., Z. Nprtl.
aaut ben 8erihten iiber Die am
SumItae abssbaltenen WafentonptH.
tionen, 0ie aus alien Biz uuf 5tpet
COUNTIES beg 5tdotes porllegen, bat
9aft sebn Der eff DiitrittsaonDentio'
nen uno cine majoritdt in Der am
Witttpod bier itattfinoenben Staats%
fonDention. &onteite limb ieooh in all
len biz auf einen Diitritt angemelost
norben uno Rittsr 6. s. G'Heer, Der
Better Der Ropiepelt Organization I'M
Staat, geiieht Iaft nur 800 initruirte
Deleqaten su. sSiir Rooiepelt Beans
ipruht er bic 9elegateu I'M l., 2, o.,
g., 10. unb IL. DiItritt. Iotpie 1886
Deleaaten, bic nitt inftruirt ipuroen.
Die 3iitrift.onpentionen Deroen am
Dienitas abgshalten iperoen.
4neebliher o Gattenm o 7 b.
Rem gort, Z. Npril. - Waltel
!. Snpbsr, Der Rsoattsur Der 3ett'
| fhrift .Sports Of the gimes" tpuro
am Sonntas in isinsr Dohnuns al
Der Ct. Riholas 4penue NIT pie
| Stidipunoen in Der 8rult ols Geld
aufoeiunbsn. 9i. Satin beg 9cotei
tuuroe turse 3eit ipdtsr als bss Wsor
beg perodhtig perhaftst. S6rer angdb
nuh bate ii6 Snnoer bic SpiBen q
ner S6eere, bic iis in Der 6ano hisli
felbit ins 5sr3 seitoben. nadoem i
| iid1 assantt hattsn. Gr mar bann nod
| i'm Stanbe astpsisn, big nah benz ga
oesimmer su geten, no ipater Do
sfpei sgabrituhlpdrtern oes Geboubes
bic BON Irau Snpoer gerufsn tporosl
par.n, bic 2ei6, aefunoen fpuroe. Bl
syrau Snpoer Der poli5ei ert!drte, ma
lie Dor feds Sahrsn bon Worristopr
81. g, nit Snnber burhgsbrdnnt IN
bate ibn gebsiratbst. sic Rattsn itt
Donn ipGtsr setrennt uno eine Yer
4 iObnuna mar erIt Dor oIersshn 5age
er3isIt tporosn.
So9paifer in 8srmont.
Montpelier. 9t., z. april. =
Der DinpOti Glub trat hsute infolq
Der bsftigsn Regensiiiie Der leBten "a
a. aus i.inen llfsrn uno isste DIE "
Ihdftsbirritts oisIsr Staot ionobl ~
bon Barre, isds, Weilsn BON bier gslt
asn, unter WaTer. Der bier anssrtt
, tete Sdabeu belGuit 'ih aut str
, 100000 unb Der S6dben IN Var
|, bsaiFf,rt iico ouf $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
JntereGantes ggtpradslQ mo
Vpm 9belma Srptpn In Se5ng aiif
nealine Grfabrmngen.
8eoanernsuertber 3uitanS tn 5afrte'
oenitellenocr 8eiie bcboten.

SRI. Sbelmu 8roipn tpuBte neuli9
in tbrer Wobnung. Ro. 8 Slt Gourt
StroBe. in intereTanter Beiie iber
lire Grfobrung nit Dem neuen 2orlt>
fun ,goru 8ita", rpeltes ieBt IN G1n-
cinnuti eingefiibrt piro, 81 er3dhlen.
SRI. grotpn iagte: sd bin Istt Ions
Gem trdnt uno babe alle mogliden
4er3te DerIu6t. Rebenbet ndhm tcp
fQit ieoe erbenflife W2eoi3tn, pon Der
ih Qinberung er6oFfte. SD bin cine
iener perIpnen, pelhe Das Geben 81
qenteBen uno gIiifIih 3u fein nunz
i6en, mas obne quite @eIunohett ntnt
m0qlt6 1T. Websr Die 8e6dnolung
Der Qsr3te nod bic 2tr3neien, pelhe td)
ndbm, perItafften mir tr8enb tpsl1e
Qinoerung uno ih ftn8 an, Die Sotta
nuno auf5ugeben.
r8or einiger 3eit," fu6r 5rI.8rotpn
fort, .bDrte iA bon ben Spe5taltiten,
tpelfe bier oieIes Soma Bita" einfiiAz
rem uno itb tonIultirte tie. Die 4rt
uno Dsife, ME Iie bic Sa6e dnfabtsn,
oefiel mir. Sd borte, ME elmer ner@
! felben elmer Fruu iuqte, oaB nQh iets
ner QnTiht Dd5 3onitum thr ntdt hel@
rem f0n1e. tpes6QIb er ni6t purIt]e,
bab fie e8 nebme. 9as mahte folhen
ginbrud auf mid, baB t6 etne 6laihe
taufte. Rohoem ih bas Ionttum mshz
rere Sage genommsn bate, be9dnn 1th
mein 2uitdno 3u befern uno feItoent
alma es tGgIit beIIer nit mir. S9
falQFe jeBt por3iigli6 uno mas ldp
eFe, fdmett mir, neil es mir gut be-
tomrt. sd bin lanoe nift mebr 10
nerb0s ME fruber. SD femme anoere
gerIonen, pelte bies Sonitum gletfz
faQs nit qutem Grfolge gebraunteu.
! gg lit Bel Weitem bas bette Ionttum.
bds ith ie genpmmen babe"
sFrl. Bronn's 2eioen mar meter
nthts. als nerp0ie Sdlpdhe, rpelhe IN
irqenD elmer gincinnatier 5amtlte an
oetroffen neroen tuun," Iagte elmer Del
| GpesioIiIten, tpel6e nIond 8ttu" hie1
sinFiibren. Der 6dIfte aller Gtnctn'
. natter lit bas 2eben peqen bieIes mo-
! 6ernen 2eioers eins 2ait," fu6r sr fort
/ Solhe Geute, unb es Qiebt oerielber
Ie6r pieIe. beTiBeu pehIelnoen Qppettt
Ihle6te 8erDduung, unrubtgen S6taF
: neniq gbroeis unb fublen ii6 fdit I'M
; mer fir bic einfahfte Qrbeit gu ermii
II BET. Inter Sur6t uno 3tttern Ietbe1
4 lie, fie bsIiBen feline Dilensitdrte. 'lnl
I idDerfdIig uno beItben ntht genugenl
9 outss. oeIunbes 8lut in ben 4oern, III
+ ibHen trgsnb ipelhes 5elbitbertraue'
/ einsufI0Bsn. SShre NerDsn befinos
II Td in sinem ToIhen 3uitanpe, pab i
i alau6en, oQerhano imagtndre ardn'
le heiten All beitBen. SIR pirtIi6es 2etbe
), iitGhpGte, ,berporgsrufen burh ble4r
IL ftrenoungen bss mobernsu Gebenl
II 8us Qonopolt psiB pou iol6en 2etoe
r tpenig, bQ es in Freier 2uft uro 8stpt
l. auno bic 9ren8en Der gtatur tennt.
" uSond 9itu" piro bieIen jdmme1
n lihen 3uftunb poIitiD turiren. Wen
e. es iih ri6t oIs 3ufrisoeniteaeno el
ar tpeiIen foute, to'tet ss nidts, ou nj
l. tein @elb perIangsn, tpenn Die Ir5n
IB ni6t nirteH folte.
n ,5ona 9ito" 1T in alien 4potbets
n su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

Gie Icli3iiteu 8etteHberger uno
glooiion belnerfteu geitern Abeno auf
Der 5iibbabnbriide spei Sterile, rpeIte
Die 4aiiaH.ea anbettelten. Retm 2(u'
bid Der 9eanlten nahmen Die Bur
iten ReiBou5 unb lieieu auf 2uoloIp.
ap., su. Sier fam ibue1t 5uidIli8 Der
oortige 95oli3eihei GalLubnn entgegen,
neIder lie feitnahm uno ben mtttIer'
meile ein1etroifenen Ginciunatier
Goli3iIten iibergab. lie @efaHgenen
puroen wegen StraBenbetteIei eInge'
iperrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
Nln6bauS.G .Giu,peibnng.

Ter glmcnt Wtulical Club peibte
aeiterg iein neues allibbaus on Der
Ohio uno Barter 4nerle, Clifton
Seiabts, inter entiprehen6eu Gere.
monien elm. Gem 'SeItoft ging oas
2luibiiien Der amerifnniiheu sSlagge
pproui oas burf ben Setretar oea
aIubs, Serrn Gaul 9unoirieo, boil
soaen puroe. lie einneihungsreoc
muroc bon Serrn otto Renner, Dem
repubIifaniihen aonareB.annoioater1
i'm 9. 9iItrift, Der bon Dem Trdiioen'
ten George 4ngert porgeiteIlt Duroe
gebalteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
@elnb be.

aarIhen cam Qbeno Dor slrlsru
5hilerausflug): y2ieber 9ott, 9Th
uns bob morgen redt ihones Wettsr;
i'd piQ odfiir audi aht 2oge lang tets
mem Meni9eu msins 2unss hsraas-
itreden."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

aifden Gis eire srete 1bectaIie rgu bsi5en
Eaflers asii eiHem tGeHt yader ron Ripseos
@eless2nder. Stes aiebt Gin bcrrIihes 9ei'crf
fur { Ui& QerfoHsn sam Acfieuprete ben
5 gentb Rirn In risr Nronsae bergeitslt -
Grbeesrent cranesu. 9strenen unb 0boeolaos
Sseeen 9is Den 0sssGs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
tgeIb fOIl beIftn

6iIIsbiIIe, Wd., Z. NpriI. Wit
es beiBi, molten bic Dettttips. bic uuf
bic beibsn Wlorbsr Gibna M[Itn unb
Wtsitp Gbparbs fabnbtn. es nunmebr
NIT Htftfhunstn Deriuden, i'm Jns
formation iib<r ben GnIupfminfel Der
Geiutten su erlonstn. Gs beibt. bob
ne nreiis Dor sinieen 1apen pssluns
ten, Jornon Gbiporbs. Der perbcfttt
sDorbsn mar, bur1 zine Srobe Gumme
" bebsdsn. um I'm 1ur 9aeabs ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
BULL MOOSE SPEND
LITTLE IN CAMPAIGN

Edmund b. Osborne, chairman OF
the Progressive Executive Commit
tee of New Jersey, issued a statement
today saying that he believes that
the amount Of money used by the
P-rogressives in the State campaign
Is much smaller than that expended
by either the Democrats or Republi-
cans.
1.-THE total cost Of our State cam
paign,' Mr.. Osborne says, Twill not
exceed $4,000. and there will be no
eleventh hour disbursements to swell
the total beyond this figure.
I'VE have received $1,000 from the
Progressive National Committee. The
balance, which has been nearly all
provided for, wholly from New
Jersey"
Following are the contributions of
$25 or more: Irving K. Taylor, $1,000:
Edmund B. Osborne, $275; William
Fellowes Morgan, $3.50; Jose NJ. Diaz,
$3.50; Marion C. Smith, Sal; Edward
T. Ward, 500; E. j. Brooks, $500;
George e. Cannon, 800; r. Arthur
Heller, $500; C. C. Goodrich, $1,000;
Traverse A. Spraggins, account
George E. Cannon, $25; Fred e. Kip.
$500; Progressive National Commit
tee, $4,000; S. V. S. MISSY, 800; c. B.
Riker, SIS; W. G. Alexander, $25; ].
Franklin Fort, $500; Mahlon Morey,
$10O, and A. c. Reeves, 5000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
LITTLE JULIUS CAESAR
TO BE ASSASSINATED

Poor little julius Caesar is to be
a~ssassinated.
The path of the little porker since
he came into the possession of the
suffragettes several days ago has been
anything but strewn with roses. Now
he is to be killed to furnish a banquet
for the workers at the suffrage bazar
which is being held at the Y. M. c. A.
building in Halsey street.
The bazaar, which opened at noon
yesterday, has been a great success
thus far. The expenses for conduct
ing the affair were covered yesterday,
so that all of the money taken in to-
day will be profit.
The several contests among the
school children were decided last
night. The $25 prize for the best
poster design s~ymbolizing the purpose
of the union was awarded to Albert
H. Koelble, of the Fawcett ORA wing
School. Miss Margaret Nelson, of the
Barringer High School, was also
awarded s25 for the best ten-minute
speech on why the Women of New
Jersey Need the Ballot" The $40
prize for the best essay on the same
subject was won by Miss Freda
Hatcher, of the Central High School.
The bazaar will be brought to a close
this evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
ASSURES FRIENDS HE
IS IN COUNCIL RACE


To assure his friends that elected
him twice to the Common Council
from the Eleventh ward that he is a
candidate again. Alderman George w.
Taylor issued the following state
ment today:
II have learned from several of my
friends in the Eleventh ward that
there is being circulated a statement
to the effect that there are but two
candidates for alderman in the ward.
a Republican and a Democrat, to sup
port which a sample ballot of the last
primary is shown, on which my name
does not appear.
81 wish to state that while my
name did not appear on the primary
ballot, since I am not a Republican
or a Democrat, and so not yet en-
titled to participate in a party pri-
mary, / am a candidate for reelec-
ton on the Progressive ticket, and
believe that my, experieAce and record
as an alderman constitute a sufficient
appeal to my constituents"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02
i R. BARES TRUST !.
RECORD OF WILSON
Answers Governors Speech in
Defense of Acts at Madison
Square Garden.
DECLARES DEMOCRATIC
NOMINEE HAS FAILED
Asserts No Action Was Taken
Against MonopoIies When
Lead Was Given.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Nov. p
Theodore Roosevelt issued a state
raent today devoted largely to an
sfVering Governor Wilson'S remarks
upon the trust question in his speech
last Thursday night at Madison
Sanare Garden. I'm view of Mr.. VIII
sons insistence upon the Importance
or the trust problem says Colonel
Roosevelt, II. desire to call attention
toz Mr.. Wilson's record or the trust
question as governor of New Jersey
4fid to his previous attitude.
xsrolonel Roosevelt quotes from Mr..
WILSON'S speeches when running for
povernor and later. I'm his first
message to the Legislature, January
w.. 1911," the statement continues
~SSovernor Wilson renewed with m
5,ifasis his promise to deal with the
New Jersey trusts. He described
tl1em as having slipped out of control
81 the very law that gave them leave
10 be-, and can make and unmake
Nsem at pleasure and declared: we
have now set ourselves to control
tlaem soberly, but effectively, and to
Br5ng them within regulation of the
lsrw. There is a great obligation, as
veil as a great opportunity, an i'm
perative obligation from which we
aannot escape If we would. No man
Who wishes to enjoy the public conf
danee dares hold back. and if he is
Hise he will not resort to subterfuge.'
aThere was ample opportunity"
SAYS Colonel Roosevelt, for Governor
Wilson to act either by securing
legislative action or by proceeding
axainst the trusts without the inter-
vsntion of the Legislature.
EeThe Supreme Court of the United
States has solemnly declared thai the
Sfandard Oil and tobacco trusts have
been guilty of fraudulent and unlaw-
I'LL conduct which the New Jersey
H2afute declares to be a misdemeanor.
mr.. Wilson has been Governor for
tSTenty-two months. He now says
filaf he wishes to proceed against the
directors and managers of these
trusts individually. He has, and for
f#Enty-two months has had, as Gov
efnor of New Jersey, ample oppor-
tanity and every possible "a for
1hus proceeding against them, and
Tor over a year has had the decision
VI the Supreme Court rs warranty for
3uch procedure. but he has never lift
"a. his finger to take it.
lrMr. Wilson had declined to give
Me Legislature a lead in this matter,
Md when these members of the
Legislature gave him a lead he still
declined to lift a finger in their aid.
And naturally. in view of this attitude
IF passive opposition on his part, the
Legislature failed to act.
"Through Senator Beverage, and
on the suggestion of one of the pri-
nate citizens of the country, Mr..
1Iealy, a head waiter in one of our
a
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they ignored in their scheme Of pros
peritys
Revolt by Voters"
"The country has already perceived
this. Everywhere there has been q
steadily gathering revolt by the
voters. Twenty-six of the forty-eight
State governments are now under
Democratic executives. In the legis-
~latures of the forty-eight States the
Democrats outnumber the Republic
cans by a majority of 200. Seventy
three of the 100 chief cities of the
country have Democratic mayors.
There are now 227 Democrats in the
rational house of representatives and
only 161 Republicans. The tide gath
ers in greater and greater volume.
Only the presidency and the senate
lift their heads a little above it, those
citadels of power which the consti-
tuition makes it hardest for the peo-
pies majorities to capture and oc-
Until these are taken the great
task will halt and wait, the great
task of putting the government at the
of the people"
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800 "Floaters'
on Poll Lists?

Claiming wholesale Illegal registra-
lions throughout the city, County
Counsel Benjamin F. Jones, as a
member of. the Republican County
Committee, today appeared before the
County Board of Elections at the
Court House md requested hat 800
names be stricken from the lists
throughout the county. Mr.. Jones
was onhand with his witnesses, who
declared that they had investigated
the addresses given by those who
registered under the names In ques-
ton and found them to be fictitious. :
Most of the alleged illegal regis
trations are in the city, the major
ity being in the downtown section.
None, with the exception of a few
in Montclair, were found outside of
the city. Several hundred of the
names which the Republicans seek
to have stricken from the lists are
in the Second ward, where most of
the lodging houses are located.
William J. Rink. of the county
counsel's office, and Harry F. Wei
gand were called to the stand with
reference to the downtown registra-
ton.
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PER|SHES
IN BLAZING HOTEL.
Twenty Injured, Three Fatal
Iy, as Many Leap from
Windows.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. Nv. c.
Douglass. a director of the st. Louis
Union Trust Company and Identified
with several other corporations, was
burned to death, and more than
twenty other persons were Injured,
three probably fatally, and $50 oc-
cupants of the Berlin Hotel, an ex-
elusive family hotel in the centre OF
the fashionable west end residence
district, were compelled to fee from
the building In their night clothes,
many jumping from second and
third-story windows, when a. fire
early today destroyed the building.
Several other guests of the hotei
were missing today, and firemen are
still searching the ruins for bodies.
Douglass's body was found in the
third-story corridor.
The loss to The building and con-
tents Is estimated at $250,0o0. Guests
are believed to have lost at least
800, 900 in jewelry.
A hose carriage on the way TO the
fire struck a street-car and three
of the reel crew are believed to be
fatally injured. William Greens OF
the fire department, was crushed and
his recovery is regarded as doubt
full.
Albert Grenret, who lived near the
scene of the fire, was run over by a
fire wagon and is believed to be ia
tally injured.