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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
COURT

The Gibson impeachment proceed
ings occupied Wednesday and most, Of
Thursday. A recess was taken in the
afternoon when the parties to the
proceedings got together and agreed
to compromise, after several wit
nesses for the plaintiff had taken
the stand and testified. AS there had
been no opportunity for rebuttal tes-
timony up to the time of the COM
promise. We do not consider it just
to publish this testimony.
This ends the celebrated impeach-
ment proceedings, the first we have
any knowledge of in this parish.
Judge Lancaster discharged the jury
and thanked them for their attention
to the case. He also congratulated
all parties to the suit that they had
agreed to bury the Ratchet and tc
work harmoniously together.
J. Grossman Sons VS.. r G. Abney
and Jos. Rausch, judgment for plain
till as prayed for.
Mrs. Josephine Bolts Radetich vs..
Slidell Ice & Manufacturing Co.,
Judgment for defendant. plaintiff to
pay costs.
State vs.. Louis REVERE, carnal|
knowledge on Rose Cousin, not
guilty.
Cora Quave VS.. Sol and Eb. Grant
ham, judgment for plaintiff as pray
ed for.
Harry Jacques was found guilty |
by the jury of larceny from the per-
son, and was sentenced to 3 years /
in the penitentiary.
Shannon and Gauley plead guilty
to the charge Of larceny from the
person. Shannon was sentenced 3
years and Ganley 2 years in the PEN
tentiary.
State vs.. Jos. Parker. assault with
dangerous weapon, guilty as charged. Il
fned 500 and costs Of court.
State VS.. Will Taylor, breaking I,
q at night time and stealing, guilty k
- charged, sentenced to 10 years
n the penitentiary.
State vs.. Edgar Brown, plead gull
y to shooting with intent to murder
fs brother, sentenced TO Is years IN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
WHO CAN ANSWER THIS?

Vaudeville, La, June "a, 1918.
Editor st. Tammany Farmer, Gov.
ington, La.
Would you please publish through
the columns of the st. Tammany
Farmer where was the Bingham
school in the year 1915? My son
found a gold medal in our yard at
Lewisburg, about ten inches under
ground, from q young man by the
name of Norf. Owens, weber he re-
ceived it from the Bingham school
in 1916. 1t is as bright as if it was
perfectly new, and has large star
in the center with three letters L. P.
S. II there are any relatives Or de-
scendants of the Owens l would
like to hear from them.
Yours truly,
D. B. SMITH.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

WANTED-A LOCAL AGENT FOR
AN OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. WHICH HAS BEEN DO
ING BUSINESS IN THIS STATE FOR
OVER "a YEARS, AND HAS AS
SETS TO OVER $134,O0O,OOO. Cd
DRESS p. @. BOX EOS, NEW OR
LEANS. LA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
HELP THE CEMETERY FUND.

Remember that every glass Of soda
water you buy at Schonberg's Phar-
macy to-day means help for the Gem
etery Fund. This money 10 very
much needed to aid the w. p. u. In
their Efforts to make the resting place
OF the dead appear ,unneglected and
cared for Is It should be. Call at
Schonberg's and add your mite to this
good cause.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

MATTRESS MAKING, UPHOLsT.
ERING and POLISHING-J. M. Will
liams, S13 Florida street, Covington
La. p. O. Box 375. NIL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE.
Ordinance Of the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of st. Tammany. Louisiana.
passed at meeting held On the
18th day Of June, 1913.
That Broadway street from the
north side Of main street in q north
erly direction back to the rear Of
Church street, and Church street in
an eastel-ly direction to Mill street
and that Mill street in a southerly
direction to Main street or the public
road. heretofore laid out and dedi-
Gated to public use, be revoked and
set aside.
Yeas: w. N. Bruhl, H. Schultz.
George r. Bierhorst, q. e. Talley,s
A. D. Crawford, Jno. A. Todd, ].
3. Howe, +. L. Dutsch.
Nays: None.
Absent: Louis Peters and B. A..
HERMAN SCHULTZ,
President.
E. D. KEfJTzEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

FOR sALE-shetland pony geld
ing, trained and useful. Pony (about
IA hands), trap and harness. Sound
fast and useful. Also Jersy COW and
thoroughbred bull calf Can be seen
ct "Glen Gordon" Pontchatallowa
q. G. McHardy. ju7-4t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

FOR sALE-Horse. surry and light
wagon, for sale cheap. Apply at Pol
locks Boarding House, Vaudeville
road. ma31-t'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

WANTED-Empty sacks. Apply
TO Covington Grocery and Grain Co.
d7 tt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

FOR SALE-1 sound, gentle horse
! surry good as new and one small
buggy. Apply Commercial Hotel.
Vaudeville. ju7-4t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

FOR SALE-A good family Jersey
COW, cheap, gives over two gallons
Of milk a day. Address P o. Box
366. ju2S-1t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

LOST-On Old Landing Road,
black nanny goat with white spots
Reward IL returned to Mrs. D. Ogden,
80 Massachusetts street. ju28-1t+
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

LOST-In the postoffice, Thursday
Z pair of gold spectacles. Finder
will please return to d j. Sanders
Acme News Stand, Covington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
RUBIN ISM

VIII ere your Rheumatism
Neara1ss.ia, Headaches, Cramps,
Cole, Gspra;;ns. Bruises, Cuts and
Burn-, Old Sores, Sings of Insects
Etc. Antisaaf:1 Aaodyne, used in.
terna1ly and externally. Price Csc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
Best Laxative for the Aged.

We know that users of SUNNY
BROOK-the PURE FOOD Whisky
will not be satisfied with any other
brand. Therefore, we publish the
following list of places in st. Tam
many Parish where SUNNY BROOK
the PURE FOOD Whisky is always
sold to irst-class trade. SO that trans
tents and travellers may know where
to get It.
List of Places:
]. H Heintz. Covington. La.
w. n. Patrick, Covington, La.
u. Depriest, Covington, La
Jos. Rausch, Abita Springs, La.
SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

Miss Theo Smith. Of Acadia, Texas,
sang solo at the Presbyterian
church, last Monday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28

WANTED-Music pupils for piano
Apply to Miss M. Vallee, 1919 Gath
Avenue. phone 367. ju28-4t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

E. D. KEfJTzEL, Secretary.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
G6omas oS0i(on.
Gin GbarafterbiIo oes 9roben GrfnSers.
Don Director Gbcmas 6raT.

/ Gbifon fremb fno. SO bat ia 2eute ge'
mug gegebsn, Die Jpn geiebeu unb geipros
den babsu. Mau frage fe, oh es ni4t
pabr 1T, baB allies an ibm bon elmer uns
ge%borenen SdIi4tbeit unb Gtnfa4beit
bes Deisns unb elmer 8dbrbaftigteit bes
gan3en MenI6en 1T, bic oft gerabe3u
riibrenb tpirtt. Smmer beriibrt es MID
70 eigen, bdB man BON ibm uur dls bon
beiA Grfinber ipriht, uls oh ct uur cine
Grfiubungsmdidin mare unO bon ibm
Ionit gar ni6ts mebr ibrig bIiebe, penn
man has grfinbsn pegnimmtl IS 1T
mir oorgetommen, bdB Geute, bic i'd gu
inn gefiibrt babe, mir bdnn fdgten: sd
babe Jpn mir bod gang anOers borges
ftelt, niht 70 Ibliht unb beindbe Iheu
uno I4i6tern!" DieIer Ginbrud, ben
man bon ibm getpinnt, gsbt iotpett, baB
man mid 3uipeiten gefragt bat, oh er
benn gar ni9t mile, mas eigentIt4 an
i9m 1T. 0arauf fam i'd nur idgtn: Gr
ntiB Iaou Ie6r gut, mas an ibm 1T, unb
obne irgenoipie in MBitit gu ~berfaIsn,
tpeiB er, baB In ibn bon ben 4rdfter, bic
mir in i6rsr @~sreinigung bic berborrds
genbe gegdbung zines MeHfden Hennen,
elm gr6Bsrsr 2beil aLs in bielen anoeren
borbdnOen 1T. guu aber, tuie TT ss gu
srtlGreu, bdB elmer, trobbem er bas Be-
nuBtIein bieIss BertbeS bot, bod nidt in
Stol3 unb SeIbitberdu9erung berfdqt,
ME bies eben bel GbiIon Der 5da iit9
Ddrduf CLAUDE ih nun cine antiport gu
DtTen, aber Ie 1T freili9 ettpas tompIis
3irt. sd meme, baB fem Bid, pie Der
zines ieben groBen Meniden, in cine gds
tir sebt, bic fir i'm burdIi4tiger, reis
der unb petttr iid offnet als fit uns
anbere. Sd idse mir, OdB er an bieiem
tleinen a%inetopbou, bds iebt fertig ges
porbsu 1T, feds Sabre gearbeitet bat,
odB dbsr Der @ebdnte bdran ibm bereits
3u iener 3sit bori6ipebte, als er bic Sci
nematograpben erfanO. limb bds pros
blem Oe8 acknowledgement tpieber bes
T9Gftigte Jpn ifon bon Der ,3eit Der, no
er ben photographer boLlenbet bate, unb
an bielen pieber ba6te CT 3u jener 3ett
f6on, ais Ttin 9elepbon unb bic s~lstfris
fde 9Iibldmpe Fertig mar. ltnO 70 mar
es INNER unO su ieber 3eit In Ieinem
2ebsn ettpas 9roBarttges unb @t6eims
nisbolles, Oas Dor inn nod bon Riemanb
entrGtbielt porben mar. 9as Geben unb
Debsn in 10 ungsbeuren RdtbIeln siebt
dber nidt nur NIT muanetiI6er Strait ben
@eiif an, IpuDtrn Is 5ttbt Jpn aud bas
bon ab, Ii4 eitel nit Ii4 ieIbit au be-
lddftigeu unb ith gu frdgen, oh man
biibI9 reid fir bic 8eipunberuug Der
8elt dusgeItdttet 1T. ST Is benin ni9t
auFfaIlenb, OuB bic groBen Denter Fait
ale, i'd mOtte fdgen, nit elmer Ipl6en
WtsI1n6olie BON Der aletnbeit bes Mens
Ifsn gtIproden bdben9 lltb bus 1T i'm
lebtsn grunbe pbtpobI Is iibrigeus gar
ni4t meIdn4OIiI4, iOnOern i'm Gessnt9eiI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

0enn man nit Scenario LANCE Sabre
tdgIi6 gu t6un bat, DsrIapinbsn BEN
Quae in Der Regel bic 9eIonoerbsiten Der
@ri9sinuug. lluO Oa 1T es nun 70 %intersis
fdnt, oaB Sebermann, peun er aud in
.Sdbren ni9t aus Gbifons Rd6e getoms
men mare, bod In ieoem QugenbIid nel
unter benz Ginorud Ieiner periDnli9tstt
itebt. llnb bus a1es, obne bab etrpas an
Gbifon laut uno beruusforoernb mare.
Gr fpri6t tsiIs, tr bo5irt gar nidt, er be-
fieblt niemaIs, unb id lam mir gang
gut porIteqen, oub Ssmdnb nit ibm in
einem Coupe Big mad Gan 6rdnctsto
uno Don bort peiter auf benz 8dmPfer
Bis Singapore hiniiberfabren t0nnte, Ohne
aud nur 3l dbneu, buB Der ianfte uno
INNER NIT 70 feiner, leiIer Sttmme ipres
6enbe ReiiegsFdbrte GOilon 1T. Sd ertns
mere mid, tpie mir einmdl in 3rieIt BET
eiuem geIua In einem Reitdurdnt gIetdD
beim gintritt Elm 6err auffiel, Der, obs
ipobl Der Sadt penig gefiqt mar, uno
Sober ietren qlaB an einem Der bielen
tletnen unb bequemen 9tide tpdblen
tonHte, gan3 genau in Der Witte oes
Scales an einem langeu, pblongeH Iii9e
faB. auf benz Glide itaroeu 5ipet rieiigc
8aIen nit rotben Bouquets, unb gerdoe
in Der mttte OieIes RisIentiIdes 3piI4en
ben beiben @dTeu fab Der gl%dttraitrte
6err nit benz puIlen0en 9duptbadr, unb
mir iagten uns, i'd unb meme gegIeites
rim: Das lam nun Elm itdltenifher 3es
nor Tein. limb rt4tig mar IS Elm FOLDER.
8rdude Id erit 5u fdgen, bdB @biion
ni6t Don bieIer art iit2 Sber bieImebr,
es 1T cine 70 boltommen Sniongrueu5
3piIden benz, mas SaIbbeit unb Giteltett
TT, uno Ieinem BeIen, bdb i'd iptrtlt4
tdum Ielber tpeib, tpit es mir eingefulen
1T, i'm 3uIdmmenbang NIT Ieiner per-
ion an ienen itulitniIfen Spernitar ai
benten. lin dIeS in Der BeIt bate er
Ii9 in itntr 9iterid ntbt genau in bic
Wttte be1 Scales an ben pIab 3tpiI4en
ben beiben Bouquets geIebt. Siin9it
Durbe ous ainetopbon in QetD gort gum
eriten Wldl 0ffentlih porgefibrt, unD per
bic btionpere Bdbigtsit bes ameriturers,
F6 8u begeitern. unb fsinen Stol3 duf
ales ameritantI6e lennt, Der ibn lebrt,
feline groben MGnHcr, tpenn aud nit
ra1bcr 3artlidteit, 5u berbdtIdeln, Der
niro niien, pie es BEL ioI6en 0ffenttis
den 9aufen GROCER Berte bergebt. STEELE
man ii9 alIo Dor, tpie es mar, als man
nun gar erfubr, baB Gbiion ptrIUnli9 in
elmer 2oae onpeIenb mar. ga ging Der
SubeI unO Oas Rufen log, un6 in Der
nGdIten Sstunbe mar Goiion ni4t mebr
bd /.
Sd ptiB ie6r pobl, aud Oiefss gsrs
fhninben, tpenn bas publitum mad
Ginem ruff, unb bisIes DdbonIorfen BON
SubiIdren mag oft Elm 2ltt befdstbsn
tbusnber Rotettsrie fem. sd Tam uber
nur psrii4eru, Dab ioIae aiiuite ale
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

Qrtsu ii9 Iettt finben.
8peig gu 3psig flieesn, ME ldngc aui
berIelbeH Gtelle pertpeiIen unb beim aes
ringitsn @srduI4 bic btdt belaubteu
@tpfel dufiuden. 8eiOnbers in Der
grut5eit, bic bonn Mauien abbdngt uHb
an Der Off unb RorbtiiIte in ben Mai
fd1t, ouf Der Beittifte aber i'm Qopems
Der, itnb bic in i6rsm qra9tgefieber prans
genoen WdnnAeH .perbdltnismdbig reat
i1eu, iebenfals I6ener ais 3u anberen
3eiten. Die 9biere I6einen iia ibrer
SdOnbeit unb Der fir ie bamit perbun.
benen Gefabr ooa bepuBt gu fetr. S9on
Dor S%onRenaufgaug iinb bic 2btsre nuns
ter unb nit Der 0abrungsIude beI4GItigt,
bic aus Snletteu unb 6rii4ten beItebt.
DeS Qbenbs bsrIammeln ie iih in tleinsn
9rupps unD iiberna4tsn i'm Dipfel zines
boben 8numts.
6aben Iid bic Mdnn4en 3ur grut8eit
nit ibrem Spd5eitstlsiOe geIamiidi, 70
Itelen fe Iih 81 g%etpiiIen Stunoen bss
3ages auf boben, ipenig beIaubten uub
Iperrtg g~etpadfenen lriDdlobdumen Elm.
Sn iieberbaftsr @rresuns flissen Te bier
bon 3neig 8u 3peig, reden ben gals
babel, erbeben unb IditteIn bic GlioeI,
brebsu ben Sapun5 bin unb fer lnb
Ipielen nit ben ieitli9 am &0rpsr Itebens
ben S4mudfeberbiildeIn bic Ie 6alo 3ur
S9au Itellsu, alIo melt 0fEneH, bah Ie
ME elm carter Glaum in Der Cuff 8u
T9weben i6einen, bann pieber burfl
@dlieBen perbeden. 6onOerbdr qlatenb
III babel bic Gtimme Der berIiebten Mdnns
den, tpeIde bic Deibhen ou oiefen Sdaus
fIiigen berbeiIpden.
Dns mir iber bds 8rutgsl9dft IeIblt
lpiFen, lit reht biirfttg. @s lit nut Be-
tannt. oab bic parabissb1eet ouF ben
gdumen OiIeue Better bduen, IN bensn f4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
N4oN10nvz Ru1olE R4RA0z5o64L.

Qls mad Der ReiIs Magefaens' 1921
bic alte 8elt nit ben eriten berfiimmelten
gGlgen Der 9arabiesoDget, beren 6eimatt
Reuguintd III, betunHt nurbs, beuen BIZ
8cne feblten, glaubte man, biele BuHber,
b6gcl bdtten niemals 6iibs b~eieTeu. Mar
betrd6tete bic Sbiere ala lufttgt Sblpben.
bic Iid fat |tdnbig i'm unenblihen Cuff.
mtere ibrer Seimatb tummeltsn, ben
Gtaub Der Grbt nidt tannteu unb nur
einiqe ftiatige Qugenbtide Der Ru9c
pflegten, iubem Is Ii6 NIT i6ren ldngen,
fatenf1rmigtn S4nan3febern an BAUM
dlteu auTFiugen. Gle Iolten 'i4 bon
dtbuil4sr Nabrung uno pom Morgcntbal
trndbren. Crit nett ipdter cr4itIten mir
9dloe nit BiiBen, in bsr Regtl entferntn
bic gdpuas bic lebteren, bd Ie linen beim
9rodnen bsr Badge btnotrli4 IiHb.
GinigsrmaBen, dber nod INNER rsdt
birfttg, iinb mir crit in ben IeBten 40
S,abren fiber oas 2eben Der pordbiess
boael In i1rer Seimaib untsrri9tet tpors
ben. Die Gbiere Ieben in ben bielfah
nod uncrforIdtsu SDbens unb BuIogebies
ten QeugutHeds. DtT Mittelpuntt ibres
@er6rtitungsgebiete8 III NeIguinsa ielbt,
cintge glrten bepobnen aud bic tlsineren
Qd66drinietn unb nur fpsnige seben norbs
peRli6 Bis Snlmabera unb IibIi6 iiber
Quhrulien. BitIe qrten iinb in ibrem
gorfommen duBsrit beidrdutt, pobur9
fh bic groBe Weuee BON rnnb 100 Qrten
ouf berbdliutsmdBis lIeinem @ebiets srs
Hart.
3oologil6 Iteben bic pardbiespOeeI ben
m~abenarieu am nddlten. Gs finb, pie
bitIe, muntere 1DeeI, bic Itdnotg In Be-
ipeguug finb, BON Baum AZ Baum, bon
bsnfreubigtsit fam eiHerisits slsidbebeus
tenb NIT aorperfhub Iein unb anbertrs
Idts bent q aud pisDsr ba5u, bab bic
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fiheiumirfnn1 di Nt 6thtNridfbunl %linplhuH1 an
DC %llmesbuug 80 bohEisllti2tr = Tiuu1ropict. lpytttt
fhub - ps pdfd>1sp5l1l Ia ibUr gttmdlh

BIZ t.IsH t1w tfltL fh tIftf 6aias
a mat ttlh.
att Nj SEQ Ntttfit hal5tUl
h1t at uits ff tumt rizsf ugnaf5u.
uH ono bt, bHrisG8 mIl ben ihufrbs
N ldtH5H etIt Ha fifn 16itt ia ibfu
ling BURG tif.ii sFitmiHtlB. uaftitdf
UtibW. ais bii.a ft uli elmer 1slus
Flt btst1t 6g~faui9vlHM ltG ats
ibtGt llm6thurn m dubtu UutatuiNt
eEardtb rtt6,u ia Ul 5u BEN, NOS nit
mii otm 0orlt aaiialmb b5dham
Gttlt man bid ithr btrftitait graat.
uciu ale bigit guuibsii. Gdtbtnbfaht
mo bar Gtotribmnd I'm eo6ldtliItibt
btl ota y raoitan5atlB iti, 10 IN bic dui
si8i Anlport blrauf baR az arttrtfus
Hunesmerimolt fub Durb all bieItn
utritpfnbtrtitm Gtmud piib cine
auslct btr aim f6dribtu Warttrttn. ber
bon peitfttm Grltnutlihtu guhanbt toms
men, poburb BEN Wiritn bcr RaturBihs
lung Der Dtittitt SpiG.roum geatteu ntro.
uno oitisr 6oh3titsibmud btrIapinott
uad Der 8utBtit pitou. Bic Wdunhtn
rerotn banu taft ,bn 70 uniadnbar pit
bic Mtibdtu.
IS uirisn bei bst guntbsit ber g6ael
bsti4tebent Gatiorsn 5uiammm Gars
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f6MvM87zB4eAaxsyooA .KdM6MczR0z4 MRAng5wn

9biers tintn fapungbaften 5anbsIsartiteI
unb beute fnb bic Idousn geihOpfe in
ibrer Ssimdtb Idon redt ieIten ssporosu.
QIs Elm beflagtnspsrtbes Opfsr Der uns
Tnnigen Mobstborbtit unierer 9amens
melt, fd nit ben gGlaen bieier S9isre
5u ,Itmiiden" 5srit0rt bic launif4e Wlobs
G6Dnbeiten Der Ratur, bic uneriebIt9
iinb. Or. g. Babe.
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msif nur anti Gier finbtu, bic Bel ben
sin5sInsn QrteH abDeideHO gtfdrbt limb.
Ghon Der @iloe. Der qGpua, benubte
LANCE bic carte Gh6nbeit uup ben nuns
berboaen @lan5 bss 5od3eitsgefiebers Der
mdnnli6su gard6issbogsl, bsbor Der
Gurop1tr Rsuguinsa sntbsdte. Qls f4
pann abtr Elm regeImdbiger Saiffspers
tebr eutuidelte, biIbeten bic Badge Der
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n neVI m mIu DO If4Hb IN
dubtttA Adler tuf laii ua1
liai aaetpifitH Hnb Hf Hy.
tpintmb ntaist 0tl.H rfRiu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-18

developments. He may may not be a martyr.
Aside from the lesson to be learned about the
carefulness OF throwing stones when we all. more
or less. live in glass houses. Is the one OF how
great injury comes TO ones country by the
execrable habit Of newspapers and people peting
Ia man as soon as he comes into prominence.
Just the other day on thea train In casual con-
versation gentleman from the North, apparently
of culture and learning, remarked that he loved
to visit Virginia. but unfortunately he usually
landed here when hot political fight was on.
or the newspapers were waging a war on State
or city officers administrations that, If he
believed all he heard or read none Of either
side fit TO be in a public position OF trust
Luckily for Virginia, In his estimate, he knew
that all the harsh things were not true but that
he felt he would Ike to leave behind him all
mud-singing when he came South to this pretty
land.
This incident is recalled, not so much by the
pummeling that New York's governor is getting
as by a recent editorial in the Roanoke Times
which is worth reading. and we print 1t In full
elsewhere this page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-18
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
DO IT NOW!

Although the date upon which the banking
Ind currency bill was to have been reported
from caucus To the house has come and gone,
prospects are bright for early receipt of the
measure and for its passage in time for action
by the senate, That the house will have passed
the bill by the time the senate completes work
on the tariff measure and that the upper branch
Of congress will then take up its consideration
As assured
The bin will come from caucus practically
as it came from committee and viii be passed
with but few changes.
One Of the noticeable things about the discus
sion Of the bin has been the almost total lack
OF charges of insincerity. The opinion that the
trainers Of the bill we're acting cautiously, CON
servativey and sincerely has been almost unan-
imous According to Holland" well known
financial writer. the unanimous opinion held by
bankers is that this undertaking is made In
good faith. in all sincerity, and in the hope OF
formulating legislation which will be of benefit
to the American people"
In committee and caucus there have been few
charges of catering to the financial interests and
from the bankers have come practically no
charges that there has been any disposition to
bait Wall Street There have been criticisms OF
details Of the bill. as TO be expected, but
of general criticism there has been little The
people have seemed content to trust to Presf
dent Wilson and his advisers, the Democrats
with few notable exceptions, have indicated
their intention to stand solidly behind the Glass
Owen bill and the bankers have met the ad
minisfration in spirit of compromise The
extremists on both sides have been few though
Heaven knows that these few have made enough
noise.
The administration has yielded something and
the banks have yielded something and the bill
while not entirely satisfactory to all, is con
sidered very. generally of the best in th'
history of the country That such work as this
could be done without arousing bitter criticism
charges Of radicalism on one side and selling
out to Wall Street on the other is another
tribute TO the Wilson administration. Compro
misses are seldom accepted gracefully by all oppos
tng parties but the currency bin is full of com
promises and is apparently accepted, If not with
perfect satisfaction at least with the belief thai
a long step forward has been made and that
few highly Objectionable features can be found
IN The bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-18
AS BOYS ARGUE.

The SATURDAY. Ercuin1 poSt indu,gee IN son,e
~ " ~ 9 " '
waste time and the pubic's money and patience
-
III puerhe discussions OF the erect or the tariH
and in relating their rosv.hued homes or wild
nightmares as the case may be. Beginning with
the ease NJ Senator McCruhor ubo doo1oroa
1 N
that this tariff bill is especially endowed with
tooth ana +o,o, sor .bo .4,,x, s, ,....
~ Tho Ar,or,oor, forr,oru ,.,a .o,, .ho r,o,..
Ina. .,o ~ .u,. -. -
cri,os aya,ns. .ho .,,or,o,., too 49,, -.
ovor hoo, rorro..o.o, -, o,,.,..,
.oo,nEt-o.,, Ia ,.
80 .ooo-sa. ,,u.ou.,, a..
that the senate keens Tho comntrv 'tg t
months. The tariff debate is bankrupt of ideas.
hence Of language which Is snrn s,gn thst no
aehaters have run out of rational arguments,
Wilson tariff of 1894 from responsibility for the
PAM o! LSs"' re must say concerning the
and purpose of this frightful calamity. Mr.,
.ieEeIaha ana the Ne" YORK banks conspired
nation that they might be rid of an unwelcome
times as strong as vo,,T ma - .sy;re - liar NJ
pa could take your pa in one hand and break
/ Tho nov, tariff MI, as roro+.oa a. .,a sora.o
proposes to take the top layers off the tariff
loro-fourth That vii andow the ,.tton ,,t}
new freedom. open wide door Of oppor-
uniform layer Of economtr sunshine from coas,
to coast on the other hand it viii involve the
much the game at washington is sheer buncombe
any way
some more Oh 'he same waste OF WING was
Witnessed III 'fle senate SATURDAY "heh SENATOR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-18
RIDING TO A FALL,

When observation-disclosures Glynn displayed SO
much activity In grabbing on to Suffers job he
gave correct imitation of a hungry aspirant
for Tammany favors. In the ridiculous mxup
In New York over the governorship Suzer
though impeached, has shown up TO decidedly
better advantage than Glynn. Tammany is do
ing all IT TO veer public optnton TO the side
of the mpeached governor and is paving the
way for a terrible licking when next one of its
henchmen comes up for election. Suffers down.
fall may yet mean the election OF John Purroy
Mitchell to the mayoralty of New York city,
and from that to the governorship of New York
State Tammany had better begin laying the
foundation for the impeachment OF the next
governor, whether he be Mitchell or someone else.
for whoever II may be the chances are increas.
ing that II will not be a tool of the corrupt boss
who is making the world laugh by forcing his
legislative henchmen to express holy horror
at Suffers alleged wrong -dongs and pulling
the strings TO which Martin Glynn Is tied At
this distance II begins to look as If when VIII
liam Sulzer goes down he will pull Tammany
Hall with him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-18

MONDAY. AUGUST is. 1919.