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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Mrs Matti" Gamil. Chatham uru.
va. says -l ~ 90 adtis, afl who
read this mot TO- d.. without Follow s
Honey and Tar Compound iu th,lr
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Of fu.ey'S Hone, aH| Tar Compound
relieved h'r % ~h" went quietly -
sl"ei- gladiy recommend them
For sale by John col, man 4 Co-Ady.
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FOR.
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~indlcaton- arc That this wears .sIe
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

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DIS famous lectures. Mr. fvI1rrsr is
orator ~ unusual ability. and
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
Jnftruftipnen
Grbielteu seitern bic Innerionsfom,
miiIGre Der einsngemeinoenben
Crtidlaiten.

Die annsrionstommiHGr. Der Grt.
inaften pleaidnt Rioge, Gatiep, Sorts
ipta uno Jsrnbant. oeren ginssnein-
oung betdnntlid IN Der lebien Wahl
xfhloiT.n ipuroe. botten etitsrn cine
aonferens init ben bieiieen 1nneripnss
Rommtfdren. ben 6erren Sofepb aos
Ter. 20. 6einsmann uno 9. dale. an
Der AUDI Wnnor CUNT unb Nrbetisois
rettor yriee fbeilnobmen.
6err ablsr CAB ben Uertretern Der
Srtfhaften ben n0tbiesn 4uf'hlub
iiber ibre pflihi.n uno iibsr oi. 4uss
iunfi, bic BON linen ernart.t fpirb,
ip1brsnb Wnpor 6unt in elmer tursen
Anfpra6s ben 9erren gu Derfi.ben sab
bab i'm 0runoe ssnommen Cincinnati
bei Der Gingemeinbung bon Srtfhaf'
ten niht dasupi,l profisir. unb re ba,
Der rifi perfuhen folItsn, irsenoneIh.
befoHoers siinftisen 8ebinguneen uni
prdroaatiDen beraus5ufHlaseu, ion.
bern ftets Der Ibatiahe einseoent isin
ipllten, baB fie nit Den dnberen giir.
germ Der Staot auf polltomm.n sIei.
dem Jub. itiinben unb teinerlsi Dor,
rehte gu beanfpruhen bdtteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

@irt 6. y. GlDpper Jam Saperinien
beuteH bes 3uflnd)tsbanies
- srnannt ueroeu.

Am 1. 4pril tpirb bas itabtifhs GU
fluhtsbnus in Der perion bon 6errn
q. ". Chopper einen neuen Superins
tenbt.,ten erbolten. Mapor 6unt gnb
gefttrn Nberfo beiannt, oub feline Wahl
fiir biefen poiien ouf 9errn Chopper
eeFdfIen iit unb bab bic Grnennuns
binnen penigeH 1ossn semdht iperben
tuirb.
1err Chopper entitammt elmer alien
Giurinnati.r 1amiiie, bic i'm Jnbr.
1918 bon Morplanb biertr iiberfies
bette. 5err Choppers Batter mar
Gnbe Der ishsiser Sabre bier prinsis
pal Der Wofbinstpn SduIe uno 6err
Chopper islbft III oudb pabasoge. CT
mar fieben Sabre lang fir bos 1unesss
sGr3iebungoeportem,nt auf porto Hieu
thdtig. 4nfGnslih mar er bort 0ebrer
unb fpGtsr Der Guperintenbent bes ges
fammsen Shulneiens auf Der JnftI.
an Cincinnati iit er .piebsr felt pier
Sahren anfdiiis uno bat fpdbreno bic
isr 9eit oIS biefgsr 6etretdr oes Ras
tionnl gbilb 2abor COMMITTEE fun.
oirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
Gte.Grlaabmikidein

ldlbert B.neIt, q, 1878 6arriion
( Mpenue.
lsllirs Moerif. 81. 1877 gieslsr Ctr.
IMIpnso 6. Bomb, 20, Dapton, 8.
iWnrp Gboubl.r. 20. 331 Dit 6. Ctr.
ISuiius aobI, %, 1125 poplar CTR.
lRboba Spe!mon. "a, 936 armcrp
Mpenue.
|5reS. Wm. 5aarIammsrt, 25, Mobi.
( fonrils.
lluello Or. Wadsr, q, besgl.
Jgbna.b Roberid, 20, 1882 Gpmmss
( Gtrabe.
lDlusp Gopns, 81, 2341 Glorenee aps.
lGss. 70. 8u6boIs. 80. 2o4s 5epitt
I Auenue.
laulu ,M. 6anb, "a. @itbert Mpe.
jDen. Ninseri. "a. 274 Giart ctr.
lWnbtl Qnrion. n, 314 GINNING Ctr.
lScbn Gbambausb IT,, 36. 3os3 msfi
I 8. Mpenue.
llnnro DiHon. 20, 615 Delhi Ape.
Dan. Weber IT,, %, Gptportb1eistts.
lglfie peieIsr. q, Camp Dsnnifon,
Chio.
5GieD. Qi4oIos Rob. "a. 2916 pist-
lamb 4pe
lWilDvsb G. gormier. %. Qisblanb
a[be. unb DonObue Str.
JGbsuarb Gtefis, %. 1923 paIie Ctr.
l0ertbo Nubber9. 20, Draft Ape.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

- ssn elmer btuter Der Wo6nune pou
eSobn Durham, Ro. 1905 4rher Npe.
eeIeaenen Steune gerietb eeitern Mnrs
gen Elm grutupparat in granp unb els
ne InSabl aiiden uno Gier fisleu ben
5Iammen gum Spfer. Dos 5euer
tpurbe ourh cine 2ompe perurfdht, bic
ith in oem grutoppurat 5ur GrhtBung
pesielben befanp unb Der Shaoen bes
lduft Iid allf $50.
Eurh einen Ihooboften mauhs
fang tpurbe gsftern IN nem baufe pom
Or. 8uitap 5auier, go. 2909 @ine
StruBs, Elm 5eusr perurfathi, bas ei.
nen ShaDen Don aseen 500 anrifs
tets, ebs ss Der seueripebr aelang, bic
5lammen Su l0ihen.
Gltrd1 einen lhaobnften Hdud.
fana ipurbe geitern Gahnittag In Der
&ohuHta BON 9Inpalt 2obarber, 60
54s alutter gpenlie Elm syeuer perur.
iadt, hos ieSod) geloid,i tperben
fonnte, che es grDBeren Sbuben aa.
JerIhtet bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

Wsatb.p unb Wdrtba SduteI, 1851
Cooper StroBe; andbe.
Sobn unn gbitb Haib, 3748 Wsabe
apenue ;Uidbhen.
Sumu.l unb aena 5ersman. 442
armorp apenus; Endbs.
Jreo. uno Bertha auber, 1911
Queen gitn apenus; Rnabe.
William unb Mdnme Dos.l. 1709
Queen Gitn Apenue; anabe.
0tcrse uno Sttilie Spehtbolo, 119
Calhoun Strabe; Anabe.
5rieoritb unp Amelia Seeoorf, "A
2aferoob apenu.; aHabe.
,Soispb unb Waoeline Sanomnnn.
1850 Ntms Woce; Rnabe.
Jcbn unb 8erHnrbins anpen, green
nnb Dine Gtrdbe; Rna6e.
GbdrIes unb Anna Shipeitbart
1889 DubIep Gtrabe; Mdbden.
0torge unb gliiobstb We6slburg.
1885 MoFo1uietts Axuue; Rnobe.
Jofepb unb Gufun Roth, 1721 Gen.
truf Mpenue; W1bden.
Wilbelm unh RDid 6huiier, 2297
Golerain Npenut; HHubs..
Safob uno Rotbsrina Ulumper, 4Ot
Wobuipt Gtrnbe; M6nden.
ausue unb RurDIinf Jdssr. 81
Rlctter MpeHue; W6hden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

BottIieb Elm proieIiioneuer Spieier
lei lno Der audl iiber Die perlbieoeilf.
Iifen Bro3eiie gcgen @ottlieb i'm Sri.
ninuIeerit)t neqeu Sa3aroipleIs be-
rihtete 9uf ben giuipurf oeS Ser
tbeioiaerS, norum (Sottlieb uid)t
iiberfiibrt mproen lei, beulerfte Serr
Golh: ,.8ottlieb bate bumals mehr
GinfluB auf. Die (Seldmorenen ola id,
ser ih ben 4ro3eB ais 6llfs-Stoats.
aulpalt leItete.
Auf Die ,SraQc hes Scrtbci0igerS
WuQer, Oh er oanit iageu nole, baB
Sottliab Die 8eldliDorencn beItohen
| babe, prDiocrte 0crr Gaih: ,Gurd)-
aus nid]t, ubet it mod)te nur bemer.
| fen, oaB Cincr Der 8elfDorenen mir
nad Dem Gro3eB nttqetheilt bat, oaB
@ottlieb linn i'm Sale ieiner Shul.
otqiprehunq nit Griigelu georoht
hattie.
tSilr Die Sertheioiguu9 lpuroeH
ssriefe bon mc6rereH SSupelierHrmelt
poroeieat, IN meld,en Die betreifenoeu
9Sirmen augaben, oaB @ottlieb
Sdnulfiudlen ais 9Sieocrperf0ufer
BON ibneu bc3oaen bate lHo eine DC
icr SSirmcn erflorte, 0aB @pttlieb fir
| tic i'm pcriloiienen Sabre fiir SO
600 Sdnudiaten aetauft babe. hid,
Ter 1Sride behiclt Iit ieinc Gurid'ei-
Dung bis gum 20. apriI Dor.
9iobert Burns. pon gao. 232 Tff
2. StraBe, Der oprqelterH 9tofmtttaa
bon auBcn eiHes Der sSeniter beB 3eI-
Ienraun5 IN Der Capitalization Qc-
0finct lnO periudlt hattie, lid nit eli
rem arreitonten 9tameuS Sohn Nat
| ion in 8erbinolma 81 ieber, Iuuroe
nm $40 uno Die Soften beirdit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
@alnut straie 1seater.

Den DeIu6ern b<s Wolnus GtraSe
lbeoiers ftebt H6hfts Wohe Elm itlsts
ner Oenu6 bepOr. benn bort finbet bic
Mufflbrung bes trefflihen UoIisftiides
-Notber- ttott. Dasielbe uurbs su
anfons oiefer Sdifon IN sinem onoes
rem biefieen 1beottr bei boben Gins
trittspreifen ee9ebtn nnb beuer bietei
li6 bic erRe 0slseenbeit. bic ousaes
Kihnete Rom6oit in einsm 9katsr su
feben. in ipelHsm pDpul6re preiie pors
befriGen. Gs iinb ibpllifhs ;yamiIiens
bilb<r. bic Der WerfnHer oufroIIt. benn
Is fnb CUTE WenfGen. bic er uns
inilOert unb nit Dsren Greuoen unh
Q<ibtn er uns btf1nnt ma6t. rWotbtr-
III ems Der sffettpoQiten Gtiide Der
nu<ritonifhen @ibne. Wan muB Bel
BIZ Dsritenuno laden unb rpeinen fan
III elei3sr Sell. Der DeltlIiHoft, iueIr
* bos Gnuufpisl 3ur Muffiibrung
bringt, gsb0reH aeon Meair, Mlies
Moriin. Beatrice qporib, 1uftine Gut
ting, Nedp RtQp, 1bomos Dcpis,
Sdsnes Nropbp. 0arolb 6enbles. WelIa
QniblOs foipie bic fJeine Mcfalie "a
Gin unb Qoul Rem an. 1ettefe bcb<n
81 alIsrliebfen sSs..;s;;sSss1roIItn inre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
Dafe.Daa.

Rad brsiitlabissa GTsr3iiieR aal
cem Gpielplnbe In Columbus, Ga.
po6ien nnfere .Rebs1 selttrn lire Git.
ttafuhen 3uIammen uHo inbren um
lby Nahmittnes Don bort nod 4iIan.
ia. Ga. .ab, no iie iin beute unb mors
CRU nit bem portieeH Qlub Der Sou
thern Qien i'm Aompfe meKen fperben,
G6mmtlint Gpisler befinheu iiH hi
bejler Geiunbbeit.
9n Dem Iebten reeul6rtn Gpiels
spti&en ben Bets unb Colts. am
0iemI IloQ, srpieien fn bic bsibeu
iinlStdnbieen Ghleubertr nIs RiinH.
.fr <rpen 9langeS In ibrem 1ad<. SD
bebieHt<H bas DsIMiib fiir bis .Gslts4
unb erlnMtten i9rsn mdniieen 0eg,
Hsru Hur 5 1reffer unb ieinen 1reipat
suf /. 8ufs oesen 10 be3m. 4. 5n ots
Iftten Gallon f6hlpfitn bic ~MebS4
Ohlk einea -einf5f fiiieIer-. mas Ii pif.
!en 3pkIsn ~ ibstr RisbsrIas'
fii6xtt.
Dte biefee GpaIsiHs Geaeue, a,.l
IN Datopia. MabilcnsiIIe, 1ln3sr
Gn1kx NihbIetolun, 1xinitp uni
IInfalion Gd1od &l1tt teheffn5
t1s u>iote aeRssH = nreasiia'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
Sieocrfrans-& unsert.

SIN heutieen Opunerftag perau.
1taltet Der Cincinnati 2isoertrau5 in
Der Msmprial 5ole Elm aonSert. Fir
tpsl6es bic paters SdngerIhaur uutsr
WeiIter Gbreptt's tunbtger Geitung
cine Rsibs neusr Gh0rs einItuoirt bai
uno aslsgsrtIih peHen bic 2ieoertrGn3'
ier 8tpsifelgohHs fpisoer nit sroBen
Ghren beitehen fperoen. Qls SoItitsn
nirten Die Sopruniftin 5rdu Rormu
ersWstoner uno Die @eigens
pirtupiin SRI. SeTie Straus nit.
Sos ponftGnbigs Broeramm ocz
4bsnbs 1T lpie folgt:
gbor r5sloenSeit r. &1e9ar
@ioliuiolu rG3arous" 9ubdr
SRI. Settle Straus.
Gbor Der SersHtburm" ang. 5beier
Qrie .Dbit peroure clab" 9aposr
Srau Rorma Gsbsrger. .Wetoner.
Ghor vSpnntag auf Dem Wteere"
o. u. 5stn3t
.sons unb geions" :. llfrid
9ipliuiolo .Relooie~ q. S6umanr
.Wappoie Dance"
5. 6. Def
rSbepbero's Dance.
=. ). 6. WeI
SRI. Settle Straus.
ghpr .9loteHtlGngs" ). Hlrld
,Stdnbhen" s. Snuber
2ieoer fir Sppran:
.Du biit ipis eine glume"
.Rubiniteil
.gput Song 5arriet Bar
.Gr it's 5ugo Wol
israu Rormo Gsberger=Wetonsr.
gbor ,9lm WDrther See"
Sh. apIhd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
MuS benz Roli3eiseridbt.

Sn Der seitriaen Sieune oes GoII.
seigerid)ts foE3entrirte lid oas
9ouptintereiie auf Den 8ro5eB eesen
esfe @ottIieb, Der befanntlif auf Ell.
llen perionlid] bon 0tapor Sunt ers
pirften Saftbefebl aui Die gnflage.
ein profeiiioneIleu o8ambler" 3tI
iein, perhaftet tporoen mar, Segen
@ottlieb lpuroen peritieoeHe 8oIiSi-
item ais 3eusen ms Selo eeiiibrt nm
i'll betitnoen, oaB er elm profei'ionel'
Ier Sa5arbipieIer iei, aber Die meilten
Der .3eugen tonnten Dieie ,Srogp III
nur iebr mbefrieoieeuocr @epe be-
ailttporfen. Ter itdrfite 3elge eeaen
3ottlieb mar SiherbeitsbIrcftur
|Gaib, Der rllno berans ertlarte, oab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

arantsnunterituBung i'm GtIammtbez
trugs pon S6S angetpieien uuo uubers
oem qelungts audi bus SterbessIo fir
bic Satin bss Witsliebs 5. Sunoerer
in 7yorreitpiQs, 8, i'm getrage boil
$50 sur 4us3abIuns. Sein biesiabrts
g,s Stiftungsfsit, ous 40, piro Der
8srsin om %. augu't nit einsm pic
mic in Reibratbs 9art Feieru uuo Die
Der 8oriiBsr bss 4rrangemsnts>aoms
mites, Serr 2ep grleipein, Derii6erte,
tpiro bieIss StiftungsfeIt rie fraherer
Sabre nett iibertreffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21
saiebrisc Staten nadl Stfhominso
Tonneritas, ben 2S. Mdrs.

Die @enbergraB siealtp gonpanp
miro am 9onneritag, Den %. gtnr3,
cine @rfuriien bon 2ouisntlle nab
Siibomingo, Sfla, ueranitalten nit.
teIIt SpesioIsue iiber Die louisville &
9toibpiae eiienbabn, bon 2oliiSoille
1890 Rdd,n. ahfabrenb. Die &eiie
miro lieben Sase Saueru nnh pieIe
nnoere Srte in Sf!nboma nnb Der
Siibipeiten perben bei,ld,t tperoen.
ssiir altsfiibrlide gust,tnit penoe
man ii6 on Z. So. StaIliuaS, Gil
.,sobniton @ebduoe. ODER Stant Sifet.
Office 8. & q. q. g., Siiboit.Gte
gierte uno 9ine, Cincinnati, 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

ssn Der 4rb.itsrbuue fano eeItern
9lbenb unter oem goriis ses prdiibens
ten Satob Slider bic balbmonotlid,e
geriommluns oes 9aoifhen Inter
itiiBunsss9ereins itatt. alls protoz
tolluut funsirts Bis gum gintrefferl
Deg Ssiret1rs Sohn Diebolb. Der sss
ifGftlih Derbinpert mar. tti Dsainn
Der geriammliing anpefenb su fein,
iyinansieiretdr Geo Grlenein. On ntun
irante WitglieOer ipurot pis lblihs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-21

ton burf grtpdbluns oes 5errn 6.
6. Rihtsr gum prdiibenten nno bss
5errn 6. Speht gum S.trttdr ano
5habmeiIter.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-15
LARGE CROWD HEARS JONES.

A tremendous crowd which fill
ed the court house TO OVERLOOKING
and left many standing around
door and windows greeted Con-
gresham William A. Jones here
on Saturday,
He was gi'-en close attention
and spoke with unusual vigor.
Most of the time was taken up
with discussion Of the national
issues.
Mr.. Jones reviewed the course of the
Democrats since coming into power in
the House showing that they had pass
ed much remedial legislation which
had failed to become law because of
the opposition of a Republican Presi-
dent and Senate. He denounced the
Republicans for their failure to carry
out their promises 70 the people, espec-
i9lly as TO tariff reduction and declar-
ed that Democratic success this Fall
was assured.
In the latter portion of his speech
Mr.. Jones expressed appreciation of
honor done him by the people OF the
First District and declared it to be but
natural that after serving all these
years in a Republican Congress he
should desire to have the privilege of
representing them in Il Democratic
Congress where his long experience
in Legislative matters could be of al
vantage to them.
He emphasized the Importance of d
bill which he expects to have passed
at the next session providing freedom
to the PHILIPPINE I~lands, thus taking
a great incupus from the American
people.
Mr.. Jones spoke in highest terms of
his opponent but said that he thought
he owed it to the people whose support
he desired to 30 before them aud state
where he stood upon questions of i'm
pOrtance.
He declared he had secured for this
district appropriations from the gov
eminent surprising in amount those
obtained by any other district.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-15
FAIR TO Be LAST
OF OCTOBER.
GROUNDS TO BE IMPROVED.

At meeting of the directors Of
the Southside Agricultural Asso-
citation held at Mathews c. H. on
Saturday last it was decided to
hold the annual tair this year on
the last two days in Oct. and the
first day in November.
Mr.. E. M. Blake was elected
secretary and an amount voted to
improve the grounds before the
fair. Mr.. Blake is thoroughly
conversant with the affIirs of the
association and should make an
excellent officer.
Every effort will be made to
make the fair a great success this
year. the grounds will be i'm prov
ed and an attractive program pre-
pared. 1t is proposed to have all
possible attractions for the public
and plans will he worked out
whereby a game Of base ball be-
tween two good teams will be
played every day. the final win
ners to be given the champion
ship Of this section and a penant,
cup or some nice premium.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-15


~ on insulsr affairs and spon-
Hthe ZONES Bill" a measure
w NJ gives to the Filipino peo-
prs Iii'ir indepedence on July 4th
Ioz. ,eand which has been enclos-
ed by Woodrow Wilson and the
Democratic Party. it is absolute
~ essential that he. who alone
possesses the necessary knowled-
&c of this subject should be upon
the floor OF the House to defend
his Bill from the attacks of the
Republican leaders.
b IV:-The business of the Fed
ersl Government has become so
vast, and the technical features of
legislation so intricate that it re-
qruires a good part Of one session
of Congress for any new member
TO evan familiarise himself with
the m0duS ODeTGHdi. a knowledge
which must be acquired before he
can render efficient service to his
constituents or his party. A CON-
dition which makes it appropriate
that a candidate for Congress
should serve a term in the State
Legislature in Richmond before
he aspires to represent the Dis
trict III Washington.
we have kept Mr.. Jones in Con
gress as Democrat urder a Republi-
can administration, a position where
IN he would do little more than learn
how g serve us, and know that he will
in all human probability be the rank
ing member of the Democratic House
acting with a Democratic Senate, I'M
der the first Democratic President
m&pv of our younger ruen can remom-
Der, it would be the height of folly to
forego our advantage by the election
OF new and inexperienced man. Let
us then unite to give our friend and
fellow citizen a majority of which he
may be justly proud, and felIcitate
ourselves upon the past that we. the
Citizens of the First District of Virgin
ia the oldest Congressional District in
all our great country in point of settle
ment. may be represented in Congress
by the Democratic member who in
point of service is the oldest in that
body.
PERCIvAL HICKS,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-15

Surety. Am 1 in darkness7 He is a
Sun. Have a house to build7 He is
my Rock. Must face that black and
gathering storm? He is an anchor both
sure and steadfast. Am to be tried7
He is an Advocate. Is sentence pass
ed. and am condemned7 He is my
pardon.
In all these tender relationships we
need him, who is our all-sufficieut sup
ply. For my part nv soul is like a
hungry and thirsty child, and 1 need
His love and consolation for my re-
freshmen. am a wandering and
lost sheep and I need him as good
and faithful shepherd. My soul is like
frightened dove pursued by a hawk,
and need his wounds for a refuge. I
to lay hold of. and to eutwine myself
about. am a sinner and 1 need His
righteousness. / am bare and / need
His holiness and innocence for protec-
ton. 1 am ignorant and / need His
teaching. 1 am simple and foolish
about things divine and need the gui-
dance of His Holy Spirit. Do 1 pray
He must prompt and intercede for me.
Am in affection? He must be my
helper. Am l prosecuted before the
world? He must be INV defender. When
l am forsaken He must be my support,
when dying He mu st be my life, and
when Wondering in the grave. my Res
direction. Then, . Lord, I will rath-
err willingly part with all the world
before I part with Thee. Thou art
rich, and am poor. Thou hast album
dance and L am needy. Thou hast
oil and wine, and have wounds. Thou
hast cordialS and refreshments and
hunger and thirst. Use me then my
Saviour in whatever way and for what
ever purpose thou mayest require. Here
is my poor heart, an empty vessel. I'll
it with thy grace. Here is my SINFUL
and troubled soul, quicken and refresh
it with Thy love. Take my heart for
thine abode, my mouth to spread the
glory of Thy name, my love and ali
my powers for the advancement or thy
cause. Never suffer the confidence and
steadfastness of nv faith 10 die, so
that may be enabled from the heart
to say: Jesus needs me; and l Him;
and so we suit each other"
GEORGE GOWEN,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-15
THURSDAY, AUGUST as, 1912.

AMONG the many Characters
teriCs of Governor Wilson's speech
of acceptance worthy of sincere
commentator its clearness Of Wis
ion impresses us as most notable.
A sufficiently sane view of all pub
lie questions is essential TO the
real usefulness of any public m an
and Mr.. Wilson seems to have
this desirable faculty well devel-
oped.
In this speech so simply and
clearly and vet elegantly express
ed as to BE- classical he treasures
all honest business at the same
time pledges TO the masses relief
from the exhOrbitapt cost of lIv-
ing brought about to a large ex-
tent by corrupt monopolies,
Of the tariff, that most irnpor-
tant of all i-sues. to whose pres
ent and past high protective rates
we owe the great government
owning trusts and our present
merCenary standards, his discus
sion showed a thorough knowled-
ge and the remedies proposed
were most reasonble. A grad
ual reduction of the tariff would
cause no alarm to capital 10
which a sudden Jump from pro-
lection to free trade would mean
disaster.
Thus does Mr.. Wilson take
precedence over other leaders
who though perhaps as honest do
not possess his view point. Col.
Roosevelt who in his one man
convention at Chicago laid down
the remedy as me" or evan Mr..
Bryan. to whom we accord ali
honor. but who does not possess
the sam power to conform the
practice of his theories Of govern
ment to existing conditions.
The School Master is streng-
thening each day the already re-
yived Democratic Party. The
outlook is extremely hopeful, so
much so. that in his own words
We thank God and take cour-
sge."