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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Tho period OF mourning for the late
Emperor Of Japan has been fixed by the
new sovereign at fifteen months. at the
end OF which time the coronation cere-
monies will take place. one OF the first
acts OF the Emperor was 10 change the
calendar. Japan has adopted the Gre
gorian calendar but does not start with
the Christian era. for the Court OF Japan.
IL Shintoist, and the adoption Of our era
would symbolic tho supremacy Of a
foreign religion. He has decided that the
GEAR should begin on the goth of July, 1912.
George has told me oil the secrets OF
Mercy! What did you think OF themT'
81 was awfully disappointed. '-Clcye-
land Plain Dealer.
\ tank containing a large quantity OF
creosote was part OF the cargo OF
lighter wrecked ia Mobile Bay. Bathcrs
who knew nothing OF the accident when
they entered the water returned 20 shore
with blackened skins You need not go
TO Mobile Bay for that" said a physician
who heard the story. "A patient OF mine
kept Oh "A little table next TO her bed
lotion, which she applied for rheumatic
pains. one night she awoke. grasped the
bottle and applied II vigorously, felt re-
lieyed and went to sleep. Next morning
she discovered that, IN the dark, she had
grabbed a bottle OF black Ink. ] was
called 10 suggest n bleaching remedy"
Teacher-Now you have in front of you
the north, on your right the cast. ON
your eft the west What have you De-
hind you?
Small Boy-A patch on my pants. |
told mother you'd see it!-Lordon opinion.
AS an entry for the next edition OF
The Complete Letter Writer" an Amer
lean merchant In Shanghai has submit
ted the following which was sent IA hin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
ANOTHER FERRY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor or Tue Trlbunc.
Sir: Is II not mistake TO abandon
ferry traffic or even 10 consider II?
Why should there not be a suburban
ferry service UP the North River, as
there IS to Staten Island? A ferry from
23d street to Fort Lee should pay and
thus to Edgewatcr from both Esd street
and some downtown location. like Liberty
street Travel by water In this neighbour
hood has never had fair chance
JOSEPH d. HOLMES.
New York Sept. 90. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
JOSEPH e. WIpENER RECOVERING

tBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-Joseph r.. Wild
encr is recovering from an operation for
appendicitis performed yesterday at his
home in Elklns Park. The operation was
successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
MAJOR J. M. CARSON NO BETTER.
ny Telegraph to The Tribunel


Philadelphia. Sept. 25.--The condition
OF Major J. NJ. Carson, seriously III In the
Jewish Hospital here. Is unchanged.
Major Carson was formerly chief Of the
Bureau OF Manufactures in the Depart
meat OF Commerce and Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

oyster dealers are again vigorously
rro,estlnu that the floating more
properly "bloating' of oysters Is alto
gather good FOR those who eat them. II
washes the sand and mud out OF them
YOU know. People familiar with oysters
In their natural state know that SAND
and mud In them are about as COM
mon as pearls. What the floating
bloating process does remove Is the
major part OF the flavor which makes
them worth eating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
WHO SHALL DECIDE!

The Organism OF Governor h9oii
satisfies Colonel Bryan himself. but IL
does not satisfy Colonel Roosevelt
ont In Oklahoma, where this ISM j.
nopular. the Progressive candidate at
tackled the Democratic Candidate
record with respect TO Bryan, his OPP
position TO the peerless leader, WHOM
he once wished to see knocked into
cooked hat, and his support or far-
kor when the anti-Bryanites sue
ceeded I'm putting up the New YORK
reactionary as the Democratic cahd'-
date. -.
All of this is as much as to say tha'
the colonel himself is a better repro
sentative Of Organism than the Ne"
Jorsev Governor. The Oklahomshs
seemed 20 like the idea and yelled WIN
do,ight as the weakness Of the Demo
cratic candidate as a representative oil
Rrvanism was exposed. II Will become
Colonel Bryans duty rs he follows the
Progressive colonel on the stump 10
repair this damage to the candidate
whom he is supporting by vouchihe
for the perfect soundness OF his Bry-
onism. And then Oklahoma VIII nave
70 decide which is better authority
on Bryanism, Bryan himself or the
man who "stole his clothes.
On this question wo have no opinion,
but we do know that II the wearing OF
the clothes produces the effect upon
the wearcr that has followed In tniS
instance Colonel Bryan Is 10 he con
grotuIotcd on having had them stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
HE'S USUALLY THE VICTIM.

From The Washington Post.
Somebody Ia suing Mayor Gaynor for libel
but We thought that his honor never said
anything that ever injured anybody but
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

The Russian genius who purposes TO
make fresh laid eggs out Of the air
must be q descendant of the philoso-
pher OF Laputa. who sought to extract
sunbeams from cucumbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
Total September 25, 1919
Observation-Disclosures

Contributions, preferably by check express
or money order. should be addressed 10 The
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York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Our readers will confer q favor by adv!s-
ing US when they are unable TO procure a
copy OF The Tribune from their newsdealer.
address; Tribune. Circulation Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Tho Rochester Democrats adve in
dorsed Havens for Governor. Let US
see. Who was Ravens?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
Nrlu 3)urk Tribune.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1912

Owned and published daily by the I ~, tap
NJ Reid. President: Condo iamlln, seele'
tary. James NJ Barrett. Treasurer Auu irsss
Tribune BUILDING No ijI Nassau street.
New YCrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

A murder suspect In the Orange
County jail has a cell with two win
dows. an attractive view, a comforta-
bic bed. n writing table, a private bath
and use OF a telephone. Many tene-
ment dwsller must envy him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Entered at tho Postohice at New York As
Second Class Mail Matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

4 boom year in crops is not a good
vear for the calamity style Of political
campaigning.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

II is all very well. as a matter or
humane eugcnics. TO talk about stop
ping the propagation OF imoeclies III
Ohio. but from the point Of view OF
practical politics it will never do, Tor
whatever would become OF the Demo
cratic party?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

In the game OF passing 1t on In the
police investigation. being called last 10
the witness stand has decided advan-
tagec
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Mr.. straus sticks TO his platform.
He might as well. He could hardly OK
pect 10 escape from 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

WINTER mas surrey Nl''"''
out Of the lap Of Autumn.
The United States Brewers Associa-
ton hints at an advance In the price
~ beer. Does 1t want 10 encourage
a beer boycott and drive the parched
consumer into Voting the Prohibition
ticket?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

taIte ban os en- Eel ON 5or6oIoene
/ 0onmarf, 6oilfe ban / BET oe tent.
li9e bar tilfreOs meO; Dog, io90e
ban, oar ban fe0 al Sen igrgeIige
Splittelie, Der bar ppret og er III
oenfor airfen %oer5iemme, oenStrio,
Der be9pn0te meo Ben gAr6oe-9tos-
musienife~ 2(ffare.
Fuitor aoberg bapOe mange ifpn-
ne cling meO Jig ira 9onmarf %
6lanOt Dem ifof nppnes so npe
imuffe SoIme6oger, iom Weni8-
6e0en bnr taget | 9rug. Men til
boge til % ielb; oi bar bait
en6m en- Sfuffelie, i0et en- ING
Wono, Mr. So6anne8 9acf, ior.
foo o8 fort efter 96ptaor. Oct
bar ct pr9gti9t ungt Menneife,
iom ri bopOe oeret GLADE for nIe.
iommen. San oar me0 | 2[rbei6et
i Ssroagsifolen, Iigeiom ban ogiad
6oo0e nPret Dor Or9oniit, lige il
Den MenigbeOen blep oonnet fer /
@orceiter. Sort fer Ifreiien 6ol0t
ri en- life Sommenfomit til ggre
for BAN, bbor ri oberrofte Ibom Ell
8ul0fp0e me0 ct aorS iom ct Wtins
Be ON os, og 9oitor @oberg talte
li0t til bom og minoe0e ham ON, at
Fan 6oo0e mo6to9et 4oriets Segn
% bao 6om ON at 5ltIfe BET og al
BRIG oige ira bette Ee9n. Sfent
Fan reiIte ira %, por ri bog gIooe
for oct; bbi ban reiite 10 til Sfolen
/ Blair for at 1ro0onne iia til en-
'fsn @erninq. - Smi0lerti0 bop0e
Menig6eoenS 9pin0eforening boGot
lin oorlige 9oior, be0 boilfen Der
in6fom ca. $500. 9lon0t 8inge.
ne ifot incomes TO meqet imuffe
aoffeitef al eate ao6en6oonif Dor
ceaain. iom 2ra6era 6opoe me0.
sroqt; oe bleo ioGat til IN Fri8
laf is Collars pr. eff.
9ht bar ri fortolt eoer liot ON,
6poroan ri far fat set / SEN Tor.
lc6ne Sio. iii SGutnin9 fan ri
meoOele. at ri ifaf 6ope aonfirmo.
ton / airfen Sonooa, Sen 9. Suni,
6por 7 nn9e pff befrefte 0ere5
9ao68pa9t, % 0et er port 6aa6, at
be nItio oiI itaa fait og 6lioe os til
@lG0e / 6remti0en.
Gn oenGia 6ilien til ale 2eiere
lio oper Samfunoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

oct ifuloe bore en9elif 29sning,
e0er ogioa Oonife gogitaDer, noat
Oct er oonif 2e5ning. Get er %.
ian, 9oao ieg ipneS. 0e l1nge bar
~lettelt beo at lpre, bUorior iaa itte
laoe Dem lore De 0anite 9ogltaoer
/ Ste0et for enten at toinge De
9amIe Ill at Oeie meO De latinite
eQer oct iantme iou1 at forboloe Dem
ell bel Gel, Iont De eaers oiloe lGle,
6oiS oct life Ool0te iaa meget SrD.
oeri. 6lere al pore 9grn er I9r0is
&c meo ,8t6 @ro0e", cen penter
en0og, at bolOe @ngelif Sfole til
gfterooret, ioo oct er life, ior0i
leg l6or no9et at u0i9tte pua oct
@ngelife Sprog; men je9 mener,
oct er til megen 9eptte, at 0onife
g6rn IPrer oct oanife Spro2 og.
ioa, % baoOe De 2eiligbe0 til at
lore flere, par set ingen Sfo0e; t6i
ieg ipnes life, man fan l9re ior.
me9et al booo Ser er npttigt %
goot. Seq FAR bort ON en- ung Oonif
MfanO, iom fln0e fanet en- meget
goo GIoos ct Steo / en- 9nntior.
refining. San bar ellerS go0t lGrt,
men funoe life 3onif, og ioa Dil0e
De life bope BAN - altioa Ell,
iom fltnoe 6oft 6or0el al tit Mo-
oerSmool, ON 6an fife 6ao0e ior.
o0tet BET. Sea enifer og baa6er,
at en- elfer on0en bil0e fremfommle
nle0 oct 5oriIo9 poa aarsm6oet,
at Di 'iaa bore Sumfun05blo0e
Itrpft meo 0unite upper, 6pi5 oct
life foiter iao meget mere at brit
&c Dem en0 be Iatinife, ioa at oct
ifuloe forege Somiun0ets @GIo,
fbi ga iaar ri 6nnifiinoeoe pei tie.
gn 6anif Samiunospen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

iom ne0 aonen, Der Ifrep ON for
no9en Si0 iioen, at boao gjorOe oct,
ON man ifulOe laoe oct Iiot onoer'
leoes til for 96rnene og laoe Dem
faa HeIigion poa gngelif2 10, ie9
Tiger rigti9nof 8af, BET er 0a noe
item at gore 9tar 40 boaOe Jig ielo
og fine 9err. Seq t%ilitaor naturlig'
pis, at ser er ltnotagelier. Ger er
10 Born, iom er ioa tungnemme,
at De npiten intet fan lore / Bog
faget, men fan p9re begaoet I'll piss
ie andre cling. Seq funOe paapege
ooifillige 8ilf9l0e, boor 5orPlore-
ne er fommen ira Onnmarf og
boo0e taller % ioritoor 0unif beoit.
Ell Gel al Dem taller ON, at oerlom
De 0altife Blade bar me0 latinlfe
5Dper iaa funOe 9srnene l9ie liot
al oent. so tof, ieg gao pioe, boor
me9et 0onf oe oil l9ie, mar De
fun fan tale og %foritaa meget foa
Orb poa 0onif og blioer gift Oen
enc efter Ben nrOen me0 @merifone.
re. Sua mart 6or9l0rene er 660e
og borte, er oisie unge ganife for
ioun0nen 6lot0t 4merifonerne, og
for Ben Slogs 0onife 6oGf fan ieg
fife forItoo, at oct nDtter at for.
foofle BET 0onIfe Sprog; for oct
6of0er Dem life blanot Sen 0onife
@eiolfnin9 aIligepef. 0erfor, bOao
Der ifal opre ooi1if, 6porfor life
lo0e set oere Oonif / Ste0et for
9(an0ingsio0er, iom ri pleie6e at
gfoe &reoturerne / 9nnmarf2 Nu,
ia, : fore 2Giere mna life tro,
ieg foragter set en9eIife Sprog;
oct er meget nDttigt, at ri og /
Seroeles6eo 0en opoof'etoe SlGgt
lprer ioa meget iom muli9t al Oet-
te 2anos Sprog, iom ri leoer / og
npoer go0t al. 5e9 ifaI til Cts
iige, at oi bor en- lille Boa paa
Q qlor. San er fproia til at begDn-
De paa off @raoe" til Gfterooret
oct er 10 ct Sag ont goret, og fan
ban 6oloe oct gooenoe, 6oiIfet ieg
6aaber, 6ois intet lt6eIO inOtrGi'
Ter, ina fan ban oa nof naa no9et
me0 Chen; men ban fan boaoe IpIe
og ifrioe 9onif Iige iaa goOt, nag
tet ban bar fun iaaet , Qtoone0er
0anif Sfole ON 2laret / De / Aar,
ban bar gaoet, og 9 0loaneoer @n-
geIff ON g[oret. San ipnes, oct er
lettere at lore BET 3anite, % naor
ser MI / .9ernebIooet" er iaa me.
gen Satin, iiger ban, at naar Del
or 0cn Slags 9oaitaoer, iDnes ban,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07
9iot ON Sprog og SDper.

Seq funoe bape 9pt til at iperge:
foiter oct mere at BRUCE De oonife
(eller innfalote gotiife Spper) emo
Oe IatinIfe2 eQer 6pa0 er Srunoen
til, a Der fontmer iaa megen gatin,
ia enoog @n9elif | bore SomfunOs
BLADE. ga De BOG berer 9topn al
Dan fe2 Soorfor ifol &iitorien /
,Douiferen bore 9otin, Oeriom S
bar De Oonife Upper? ligeioa /
9~eraebIooet2 ieg berte Ell ing
Wono uOtaIe zig, pua aorSmg0et /
Blair iiOIte aar, ga Der bar Gale
ON Eorauoring al upper, at Der
iom oct bleu Satin, funOe bans
gomIe 0iooer life lnie oct, % BUN
bopoe ppret meget glo0 peO at leie
9grneblaoet. 9hl oil monife nogen
iperae: ifoI 9erneblooet p9re for
De aomle2 BERTH f110e 10 ioores
boooe ia og nei; oct er naturligDis
ferit beregnet pna 9srn; men Di
ifliI0e 10 ale oPre iom Born, 6niS
ri oiI ! 0irnmelen, % Der tales
10 ON, at Be gamIe gaar / Barn.
Dom; altIoa bur0e ser oo ogiaa to-
ges Iiot Senipn til BET. Seq ipnes,
oct er at gre 96rnene Og ben op-
oofien0e Sl9gt megen llret at trDt.
fe 6anife Sfolebe9er meO lotinlfe
9Dper; BET er at ber6oe DEM ben
beoite 2eiligbe0 til at l9re 8anif.
Soem ifnl Ieie al ben goOe 0anIfe
2itteratllr, iom fin0e5 MI, naar en-
Snes. 9(ar mere er gazette lao
lpnge Smmi9rationen DeoOarer. pil
Der oItiO bore nogen, iom life for
itaar RET meget Gngelif, og De oil
ielpfeI8elig ppre 9la0e ior at iaa
oonit 2p5ning. S5e9 oe0 ogiaa nof,
at Der er Ell bel Gel, 1onl ltdar ldd'
Ie6es, at De er Iige GLADE for set
oonife Spro0, ia ipnes ftop, BET
er ltalagcn opro at IGre 9ernene
OF tale Can't; Sc ipneS, BET er
mere tort % t~ioSma5iiat at tale
engelif. oo ina - ia boorfor iful
0e i~tafteIS Born ogiao lPre iaa me
GET. &c Stafler, Sc flmoe uemt fom.
me + lanfer ON, Sc fun0e iao SO.
pe6piae, life ianot2 oerior maa
oc enocIig ilippe iua let iom mt
Iiat nanr set gGI0er ON at lore
Gonif: QiSie 5orplore mao man
iperee: 6oor er e0ers 6Gorelanos-
fprlig5e0? og aGrli9beOen til no
6ersmaalet? Get er not meo Dem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07
@orcciter, 0tasi.

st lille Or0 Der ira Den iferme
9p", @orceiter, piloe maoife I'M
teresiere 9uierne. Otter Den
Iange, foI0e ginter pranger alt III
Sen berligite Sommeroragt. 81
oar 6ait lang Gio5 uitaoigt % regt-
ful0t Ser; men I'LL er Sommeren
fommen meo oeilig flor @imnlel %
8arme.
Sra 6orretningslioet fan incomes,
at oct ipne5, iom ON 6ou6oIoene
er 9ooe, i0et Ser / oen ienere Iio
bar ppret Iige ION et Opipina / oct
6elc og tore. Ter er iom 6efen0t
{. 1900 3abriffer ber. og 0e er pit
nof oQe @irfiom6eo. Sprlia
fan incomes Sen itore StooIio6rif,
9american Steel ollo mire 6ompa-
M, 6uor alt MI er / Ben ~itorite
S%raDl6e0. Sen ar5ei0er baa0e Ina
og Not og 6eifuitiger line 1000
Man0.
9dl er oct 10 goot ct 2(ar iioen
%aitor 4oberg tog afifeo poo lin
lange penteoe 3anmarf5tar. 'on
2n9erne 6apoe anbeialet Dam. In.
Der 2la6era5 6ranprelie leoeOes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al @aitor z. $.
aipr ira 9oiton, ioa at aipr fom
BERTH % 3olOt @llNstjeneite to
@anqe OH Mnaneoen. ri par ala.
De peO Fnitor aiar; men ui lUug-
te5 DOG eiter Dor eleH Siulei8rger
og talte ll8erne til bans @iemfomit.
Smiolertio 6opoe ri en- Sfuiie('e.
ioet Nr. Smeet. iom "a troliat
6opoe ar6eiOet i6lonot o3 ief9
2lar, reiite ira o5 til 0ioutrcol /
@%aHuOa; 6an 6opoe p9ret o5 Ell
900 Stette. ) Gfteraaret fom
9laber9 al i9icn, % ri par 9looe
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Iiat pon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iom Ri
bar 6lepet IiOt tilboge me0. Ga.
tor Naberg begpt0te at 6ol0e nogle
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illltninQen til 0isie / GinterenS
9eb blep be0re, far hi MI iaoet
0onnet en- ltn90omsforenin5. Zen
bleD oannet Gors0a9 0en Is Naj,
MISUNDERSTANDING ga blep 60
pene peOtoget. 6orenin9en itifte-
0es meo % Wleolemmer. 3e5ltoen
bar Dc ut9e iooet oannet ct Gang.
for UNDER 2eoelie al Ell Sgjifolelp.
rer ira 0nnmarf. DIR. arog6, Ser
opboIoer iig 6cr for Iioen. San
er meaet opatig, ion ri baa6cr, at
of, nnar Secret er blepet li0t mere
inoeoet, oil foa Blpoe al BET. )
gintercns Sob boI6t gaitor 2ln6erg
to 5oreOroo ON i'm 2onmarfSrei-
ie. 0e bolotes iaaIeos, at ser 6lep
betaIt en- entre al % Gents, % ali
oct inofomne fif Menig6eoens aas.
lie. gubers ifiIoreoe lin 9feiie for
os; ban 6oooe upret liae ira eta.
gen til @rGnien og ogiaa Here
Steoer nao Sipqon0. TesltSeu for.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07
A NEW PIECE OF
SHEET MUSIC.

At Eventide.
Sacred Song. Words by Geo. w.
Grofts, D. d. Music by JAS. A
Fairfield. Publishers Price Zoe.
Our price 30c.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-19
SUPREME COURT UPON
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES
Highest Court Must Now Decide the
Question of Monopoly or En-
forceable Contract.

Austin. Texas, June 19,--Chief
Justice Brown of the Texas sup
rene court yesterday allowed a
writ of error to the supreme court
of the United States in the case
of Ennis Waterworks company VS..
City of Ennis. Judge G. c. Groce
of Waxahachie was here ard se-
cured the courts order.
This is a case important to
every municipality in Texas. 1t
involves the right of a city to
grant an exclusive franchise to a
public utility corporation. In this
instance it was a waterworks con-
Germ.
The Texas supreme court con-
demned such franchises as mono
poles prohibited by law and
therefore. void. 1t is from this
holding that the case Is taken
above.
The Ennis waterworks case was
decided upon the courts former
ruling in similar case from Bren-
ham. There the city council
granted the waterworks company
an exclusive franchise and later
Cancelled it as being a monopoly
by the antitrust statu-
ties. The cancellation was sus-
tanned by the courts.
In Ennis a subsequent council
the waterworks franchise
on the grounds that it was a
and that action has been
upheld by the Texas courts.
In the petition to the United
States supreme court the federal
question urged is that the attempt
cd cancellation of the franchise by
the Ennis council constitutes
preach of contract as forbidden
1y the federal constitution.
Judge Groce said today that the
,ourt of last resort would now de-
.ide whether such franchises are
nonopolies forbidden by law and
invalid for that reason, or whether
hey are contracts to be enforced
IS between a city and concern
which invests its money in a pub
ic plant.
1t is expected that many months
will elapse before a decision is had
It Washington, as that court is
way behind its docket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-19

The cry from the anti Candidates
that prohibition is not an issue
in the coming election is answered
by the Texas-German League or
Alliance of voters with the state
ment that prohibition is the main
issue and the urging Of every Ger
man to go TO the polls in July
and vote for certain designated
candidates solely because they are
anti-prohibitionists The anti can
didates are like man who goes
out collecting and tries to dodge
every man to whom he owes money
and to meet every man who owes
him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-19
LINGO GETS SIX
MONTHS IN JAIL
Held Guilty of Contempt of United
States District Court.

Charged with conte npt of the
United states district court, Cicero
Lingo, alleged Houston and Texas
Central striker, was given six
months in jail yesterday afternoon,
following his trial before Judge
Edward r, Meek. Lingo, it is al
legged, struck w. H. Dickerson, a
car inspector, over the head with
blunt instrument, telling him to
the ground and rendering him un-
conscious, The attack is alleged
to have taken place in Ennis on
the night of May 4.
The charge of contempt was in
connection with an injunction
granted by Judge Meek in Octo-
7 Der which restrained the strikers
( from interfering with the prop
erty or the employees of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central. Dallas
| TimesHerald.