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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

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itanb IsiIten. Cine groBe Rsbe lit uur
nod bon ga 5olIette gu errparten. b. E.
cine Rsoe me6r lang, dls grob. Riht
neniger als feds 5ags lang min ga
SSolIette iiber ben Sdrif fir ipollens
uno baumpolene Maaren reoen. Gs
lit niat oentbnr, oab er Iih Soffnung
maht, feline oemotrati6en &olIegen
ii6er3eugen gu t0unen, benn in piefem
quntte 1T isoe 9on5efion Qbiolut aitsf
qeitioifen. ga 6ollettes Rebe gift
niht oem 5arif, Ionoern ieiner Brds
iioentidaFtseRaneioatur. Die Reoe
pire i'm Gougrefional Rscoro abgss
oru6t uno in 9uHoerttalienoen BON
@rempluren pprtofrsi an Die 5drmer ges
Ihidt tperben. um linen gu 3eigeu, lpis
sr ibre SntereIIen pabrt. 8ds iperoen
tie lpo6l MIR on Der Sudntttdt pss be-
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uubArbalb oes Srrenbalties Oiirfte fpobI
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leien, bsrsn 8ortrug feds Gage ges
oauert bat. SIT oisier S6poa iiber>
Itanoen, 10 ptrb Den Sarif IdIsunt9ft
gu groe gebrd6t Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
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Der Soffmuns gemat,t mnroen Den
inoultrieiien 5riesen pieDer ber5ulieI.
lem, Daree oerienige gitgebeiBeH int
ssntereiie elmer aonferelB init Der
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Siabt aus ben espigen Sobnt1mpfen
er1uadllt uno ferner perpsIid,tet Iidl
be ne,ie GraoniIation, NIT alien eff.
renbnften Miittein 81 periiideH. osn
inbuitrieaeu ssriessa pieoer hersM.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

feline rationale Gienatur TRACE. Nm
fd,drfften ausgeprGgi in Der nationals
gboraiter bsi ben tfnehifdsn 9eams
ten, bic tsint Gelegenbeit poriibergeben
Idiien, benz beutfhen Gbarofier Der
StdatsperipaItung stipas dbsustpidsn.
Don ben fiinf ifhehiiben 8eaHltsn Der
gerpaItungs aommiiTion eripdriet.
uneeahtst Der itDnen Worts ppm llns
parteilibseit uno SbiettiDitGt, NIT Des
nsn @ruf Gtiirgtb bic Rommifion be-
eIeitst, Rismnnb. bob iie ben Dentftsn
audi nur ods 0erinsite gu 2ttbe thnn
tperben.
Die fiinf gedtnien iperoen ii9 ebtn
10 me Der tfheniihe prdiioent NIT
Ieinen 3pei Gtimmen geeen Die nattos
naIen 5orbsruReeH Der Deutihen ittIs
len. mas NIT aHbsren Wortsn bsiagen
tpia, oab bic RommtITion cine tons
pafts tifediIds Waioritdt bon iieben
tf6e6iffen Stimmsn sssen brsi btutz
ide erbdlt uno nab alls beutIden Gors
beruneen bon 8sldHg geraoefo tpis
friiber Der StimmeHmebrbeit Der
tifrhiI6sn Ra6tbdber erliegen tpsrs
ben.
Dab iie bamit aufritben iein iDtrs
ben, tam man pon ben Geutihsn
nidt perlonsen. sic babsn ihren
4dmpf nit Der tIhsaiihen 2anotaess
unb aanoesausidubmebrbeit unter
ldrptrtn Dpfsrn niht barum ausees
fp6ten, oafii 9raf Siiirgth zines
It0usn 1aess'mit riibrenosm eifer an
bic Stels Der aiten, an ibrer ride
ii6tsIoien Wldioriiirungspoliiit 81
Grunbs esbenben aorptrf6aft cine
neue synititution nit Der sIeifen nuss
gsprGgten Wsarheit feet. Die Teuts
if&H for1srn fir bic lltbergangsseit,
BIG bic su i1rer nntioroIsH Siheruns
notbDeuoiger S6ubmiitsl ourdgeiest
iinb, Elm 8eripdliuHesoreun, ods our6
feline national pdrit6iifhe 3ufammers
febuna bic Gsn1br bdfiir bietsi, cdb
bic beutT9en SnisrsFtu uiht uuunter'
brphen Der brutaIsn Wshrbeii unisrs
lieatn. Rd6 Der Stimmuna, bic In
ben Rreifsn Der osutfheu politiier
b<rrfdt, srihsint ss Idpn jssi ala uns
stpeifslbaFt, oub iid bic 9eatihen bic
9ommiFion nibt rubis peroer gsfaEs
len fdFsn. oob fie rtsimebr on gseisnes
ter GteIIs, i'm Rsihsrath ndnIlich, BEN
Grafsn Stiirgtb ihrsn SiaHopuntt
liar MAIDEN irerneH. Gs in uuoentbar,
bdB bic 9sutf6sn funpp Dor Der ers
reifung hires 3isiss bur9 efn,n5anos
iirei6 Der Regierung I'm oie 5riidte
ibrsr Fimpfs gebraht ptrben toHnisn,
bab ftn.n sugemuibet iperben toHnis.
fie foItsn auf rtr rpeib fuie Inuss 3eit
bincus cine uHoerdntiporili6e acm=
milton nit nbfoluisr .ifehifter
M,hrheit in g6bnxn na6 gslisben
fhalier urS ipoltsu laiTeu. Ra6oem
fie ibon 10 nett g.sanesn fino in ibs
rem aampf I'm ihr Re5t uno lire nas
tionaIs Grifens. III ss fir fie nur nod
eir .lein,r Shrii., auh nit elmer Rss
aieruns obsur.hnen, bic in ibreraurSs
iit.iatsit fe ihren Jeinbsn auslieftrn
min. mean niti olIss triiet. pire q
I'm 6erbfi cine iehr bepeste Rsihs'
rathsfsung ee6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Senator 81 h 4 bon Rez
brasfa bat ben Rsigen Der o:motrdttz
Ihen Senatoren sr6ffnst, nlt Jeaen e;nt
GrIsoigung Der 5inan5sReform in ois=
ier SongrebzSiBung Steaung re9mtn
gr bate tsine 8eIegCnbeit isine Sin
pauoe polItGnoig Su 8sbor II tr;n.
gen, oa ibm auf GinplRS, lIs sr aie
aeoe i'm Senat belt, bas Wort abges
ihnitten purbe. 8o6 lit porous3uies
ben, mas er iagsn pollte. 6ithcod 1T
fir 6lpfeebs s9elb, 8eIo, bds ben 5arz
msru in unbcgrsn3tsr Wengs asliefert
iperoen ioq. 2lbsr gerdos Ser Wibsrs
itano aus biefem 8runbe mag benz
Brdfoentsn bdrin bshiIflih Isin, bic
Bill gu erlsoigen. Die oitlihen Sends
loren bGben iih 3u Der Qnertennung
qc3pungen geieben, oab Die Bill, pis
iie leBt lautet, isbr bafrieoigsuo lit, Elm
3sugniB, bas ibr uuh 5a6mdnnsr
dusgeiteut baben. Der Wiberitauo,
Den Die 8lntiers Der 8iQ entgsgenitsQs
ten, IT ebenfaIs eeihpunosr, nafOem
elns 4n8abl Der BON ibnen empfos s'7en
8sr6eFerungen in tie giI luFJenoms
men pproen iinb. 9as felt in 2tuss
Iidt, odB Der 2tbfaQ an oemot-atiihsn
Stimmsn i'm Ssnat ourh repubIitGnjs
ihe llntsritiiBuna aus9egIihen pcrota
fpirp. Die StdnOpatter psrben omar
rie Bill bstdmpfen, ntbt neil Iie uus
annebmbar 1T, fonbern aus ishr per-
dhtlihen Wlotipen. Sis retnen nit
nsr MDqlidtsit elmer 9eIotlemms, mel
dc bic Qnnabme Der Bill psrb;aosrr
piiroe. Wenn dlio bic Bin ntft pIis
ftrt ltHo sins 9elbtlsmme iit erstgn;t,
10 piiros oas nuh ibrsr Qnitauln1
Der rspublitdniihen qartci nussu.
9aB oos Qano ftsper ourunter lei6en
rpiiroe, oaraus MAIDEN fie iit tsin gss
ptifsn. 2lber aIIdIi6sr Dsiie gibt ss
nod RepubIit1nsr. bic gbrs i'm 2s;bc
buben uno oas Quno ni6t fhdDiqer
piiroen, um ben 9prtbeil Der Da-tti
7u foroern. Itefs lpsrbsn fspenfaqs
fir bic Bill itimmen. Soipeit es BAG
5aus betrifft, 10 1T ibre Grnobms 10
Qltt lpie aefihert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
Der srsbs 9ismarf.

Don BEN 4ltmGrterH berid.eH biz
gbr0nilisn: -Gs Fat abr Dor ,3eiisn
i'm 2unee fshr sinfdl.ig firpel,
fronm. nufria.ie. sbrbor Qolf &c.
babt. rsdt beuil9er art. srob pol
Sit.tn unb a.btn, Sn6er man iast:
Die erobsn 4ltmGrttr.@
6ro6 ia. etuf6ltig neiH! DaB Osr
orobts 4ltmdrler, Otto ron Bis
mard, einfdltiasn gemlibs gefpsfen
isin fpu, pirh islbft isin titisrfsr
0sgnsr ni6t bsbdupieR t0nHsn, ipohI
abtr tpIrh sr itm Gin reitlih Mas
an 0robheii. fchDnfter uno ausgfaa'
ter Grobbeit, ais erbs unb sisentbiim.
lid sustbilIiat babsn. Jest lUiro aus
osm Ulunos .iHss 2lugeHseuasn siR.
aranSiois Grobbeit gisnrards bs'
sanni, poH Der Islbfi bic beittn aenn.,
Der gismdrds3eit 6isber ni5ts babet
perlauisn laNsR.
in Der fctbsH srlhinsneu De-
f6idjie bss 20. 5niantsris. Rsaimsnts
(gerlas g. 8aenih IT,, Mosbsbursl
n3GhIt siu nod beute lsbenbsr, ate,
SshsunsstpauSiser. MojOr aonrnr
BON Ditstou, iibsr oisien gorfaII.
Am 10. Nopsmber 1866 irnf a0nic
DifteIm auf Der 5abrt na6 asslinssr
In Wdgosbnrs ein, um u. a. aud bni
usM Sffi3iersiaiino bes 26. Rssi'
menis in 4uasnI9tin gu nsbmen. Sn
gsfolee befnnben iih bic aonigli6tr
grinstn aarl. i5risbrith adrl. AI'
brsht, Uaier unb Sohn. s5slomarr
fhalI Graf Wrangsl unb Elm Raior II
Der Uniform Der 6dlbtritdo.sr GiirnE-
iisrs BON bsrfuliider G,efialt. Rad
Btiiftignng bes Rsgimsntsbauiss be
ariibts Der a0nis ods auf benz aa
iernsnbofs nufssiisnte Rsgimsni, aiae
bic Jronitn ab uno lisb bann neg
.reten. um bic neas anisrns III beiin.
siesn.4 6err BON Giesfau sr3ahI
nun tpeiisr: .Wlir. ala bem siirsei
dltefsa asutnani, Der In Der aaisrn,
ipobnts, mar bic befenoers g6re ~,
ibsil gsfpprbtn, fir ben Tag ,aaisr
nenzDusjour@ Az baben uHo Esinl
Waifftdi su fiibrsu.
Go mar Elm tleiuss Gsfolge. bai
ben a6nis btslsitsts. nur bic birsitsT
9oreeiegttn oes Regiments unb bel
rsdenbafis HiirafIisrmajor. Es. Rni
jsffai sing pom Gtube 3u Giubs I'M:
befhrdnits iih nitt stfpa auf bic BE,
Iif,tisung Der Rdume; in Der sinsr
Gtubs IitB er iih bic 5pinbt ssiaen
In einfr aHbtrtn Dos gubseug; bisI
untsrfudte er bns aommibbrct, Dor
lisB u ii6 bic GiiefslIoblsn seigtH
6atie e. eine Siubs ssmui.ers. bans
lfrosts e isbssmal gum SdIub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
9OuQrsb Rsprdfentant


gritton bat i'm 9auis eine ReiOIution
unterbreitst, peIbe oas Marines Som
mittee, oem er angeb0rt, ermdhttgt,
brsi lpeiters 9reaonougbts 3u beitsllen.
Gr motipirt oa5 8erlangen nit benz
0iHpsis, bab Sdpan feline Ruitungen
nit grober 8siaIeunigung peritdrtt,
Inn eins 0en Der. Stdatsn iiberlegene
TIOtts gu baben, tpenn Der Banana
aanal beenoet 1T. Denn mir aud ben
8Iauben an Sapans fsinolihe abiihz
ten nibt tbeiIsn, 10 empfieblt ii6 Die
5orosrung aus Dem 8runbe, oaB uns
iere iebigen RuItunsen fpertblos iino,
neil lie ungsniigenb iino. &ud fir oas
Sriegspeien gilt Ser Spruh: sSroent@
LID .oer gar ntht."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Die gntfenbung bss Grs
gouoerneurs Qinb pon Wtnnsioto dls
8otihafter mad Ulerito tpiro uus benz
Grunbe beanit1nDet, bdb er pebsr Der
fpQniften nod Der frdn3oIif6en Sprds
DE mGhtig lit uno in Werito nit Dor
be0a6t uno QbIiAt in amtlihtn 8reis
fen bic engIif9e Sprahe unbetannt 1T.
Die QnIitt ptro uus9eiprohen, Gino
babe Tetne gerufung Der 5reunoIfaft
grnans gu peroanten. Wtr elaubsn
aber niht, bob Die mangslnoe Spru6s
fsnntnib iih als Elm lpeientli4es 6ins
hernib erpetien pirD. Denn penn GinD
nit gn8sIs3ungen reoete, nuroe er
ben Quftrag ntht our6fiibren tonnen,
rpeI6er burin be'tebt, 6uerta 3I berpes
gen, bub er bon Der 9roFbsntihaft 3u@
riidtrttt. WerituniIchs prdIoentsn
iterben gelegsntlth ooer perben erfaoIs
Zen. nber 10 Elm Wort pie reIigniren
eibt es BET i6nsn niht. prGTtosnt Wils
ion nsint, bab bic Wto6t Ser offents
Iihen Wcimtng auf 5usrta stnpirfeu
peros 0Ohl Qiht es audi in Merito
cine 0ffentliche Meinung, aber oteie
lam Tih nur bur6 RsDplutionen be-
msrtbar MAIDEN. IroBoem tann Climbs
Wiifiou nihts fhaDen. glur mub Der
qrdfioeHt fi6 auF Elm anosrss BRO
erdmm Dorbersitsu, psnn 2tno abfdnt,
mas fhon iest ais feitItsbsno selten
fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Die Grlsbtsung bss 5arifs
gsht jeBt ihnelsr BON Stdtten. Ra6s
hsm bie Repirblitaner etngsisben babtn,
naB alles Reben oergebens lit, argue
Hlentirert iie ni6t mebr uno cine aan5e
MnSabl DDu ibnsn itslIen niht einntaf
BerbeHsrungsartrGse oa lie dusnabms
Los nssoerGeitimmt !Deroen. ipobsi ois
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

u fr rteuer = ot q q { I
in Berlin sa6lt $4,000 bos Sabr fir
Nlietbs. pdbrsno Iein SdlGr ST 500
betrGgt. 0as 1T Elm umitdnb, Der bds
gu 3ningt, BEL Der QuspabI BON Bot
fhaftern me6r ibr Gbedbuh, als ihre
SSdhttgtsitsu gu b$riidiihtigen, obDobl
mir oamit ntdt geiagt babsn tpoIIen,
oub 6err 8erarb bios oas gritere
aufpeifeu tdnn. Sffenbar 1T jeoot,
nab 2eute obne U2itteI, gteihoieL Dts
grpB ibre 8cgabuHg Iein mag, ntht
gu 8ptT6aftern ernuunt peroeu tons
nen. Ibbilfe hisrjn piro iih nur in
e,r UeiIe finben ldifen. oab Die Der.
Gtoaten 8ot'haftsrpdIdite in ben fir
uns pittigitsn 2Gnoern errihten. Gs
ift utht notbtpenotg, buB ejn gotIhofs
fer groBes 5au8 bait, aber Er ml1b
eins anitdnbtqe 8obnung baben. Sors
GEN Die Der. Staaten fir Die Wo9s
ming, 10 ptro es aud nt6t msbr
Itper falIsn, bic ipinIhenspertben BIZ
plpmdtifhen 8rGfte 3u erlangen.
Sn Detroit 1T Der Strsit 3ipiz
sfsn Der Stoot uno Der Strabenbabns
GeIellitoft qei6Iihtst pproen. Der
Gtaotrdtb perIangte fir Die Grneirss
runq Der &onSeiIionen einen einheitliz
den 6abrpreis BON 3 Gents. Qls Die
Sompagnie odrauf uiht elngsben poll=
Il, pronete Der StQbtrutb bic gelpalts
fame 8s'iBergRifltng Der 2iuien an.
hcren &on3eTidren abgelaufen itn0.
Sin aDmpromiB fam banH 81 StdHbe,
iuglher folgenbe 9soingllngen enthdlt:
Die aompagnie liefert iieben 5lbrtars
ten fir etnen 8isrteloouar, uebit lIms
iteigeturten. WQbrsno elmer geDjHen
2ett am Worqen uno 4beno. mann bic
2lrbeiter mad ben 5abriten, reip. mad
Sans fQbren, perben aht Sabrtdrtsn
fir einen 0iertelopQur geltefsrt. 4us
fer0em perpfltdtet iih bic 9ompagnis.
cine Qn3abl Ginien 5u oerIGngsrn ooer
hurh neue gabnen nit stnanoer in
. 8erbinounq gu bringsn. Wenn in unz
ierer 5taot gIsi9s geotngtngen gu srz
Ianqsn iino. 10 mare bas elmer Wunis
8ipaIiiirltng Dor3u3iebsn. oenn es 1T
rtbt pentbdr, oaB bic Staot 8eTerss
leiitau t0nnte. 0us Giinitigite. mas
man Iit Dsrfprsben t0nnte, udre elm
sFubrpreis BON 0rei Gents unD oann
1T e. Iebr fruqIih, Of elm itGotiIaer
8etrieb, bon Dem nun cine bcfonoers
Iiberats gebanDtung oes psrionals srz
fpartet bel iot6em preiie ieiu ause
tommen finDer purbs.
Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
LEGISLATORS PAY.

The proposed amendment to the state Constitution, providing for increased compensation for legislators, was de- feated, in the little town elections, Mon. day, by decisive majoritiss in seven of the eight counties. The vote on the amendment was comparatively small, showing that the voters generally did not consider the matter of paramount importance. It proposed to increase the pay of senators and representatives from $500 to $500.
 In the minds of many thinking citi- zens it is doubtful if an increase of salary would effect any improvement in either the personnel or the diligence of the statesmen who are sent to Hartford to look after the states business. The Hartford Post sizes up the situation in- telligently, in an editorial article. The Post says it "has never noted any diffi- culty in finding plenty of men willing to be candidates for the legislature at the present rate of pay. We doubt if a salary of $500 would furnish any more competition for the office or produce any better candidates.
 "The trouble with legislative service is not the low salary the real trouble is the time killing that takes place on Capitol Hill. The legislators work three hours 8 day, three days a week and spread the session over six months. If they will work five or six hours day the time of the session can be cut in two. The legislature can, in 30 days, make all the laws Connecticut needs, if the mem bers will go about it as though they meant business. A great aid toward making time would be the enactment of a provision that all proposed legislation except emergency matters must be in the hands of the state secretary ten days before the session opens. Then there would be something to work on from the start.
 "Pay the legislators on a per diem basis and limit their session time and more will be accomplished for the state than can be gained by simply increasing the cost of running the present antiquat. ed legislative machinery"
Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
What the Other Fellows Say

A hard proposition before the new order of things in the New Haven rail road company is the evil that lives after the old order of things,-Hartford Times.
 The suit for alternating $I, ,ooo, 900 worth of mans affections raises the interest ing speculation whether affections that are worth that much can be alienated.- New Haven Union.
 President Wilson travelled down to Princeton to vote, but the time of many citizens is so valuable that they won't go to the polls unless you send carriage for them.-Hartford Times.
 Maj. Isaac Bromley has entered upon his twenty sixth year of service for the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.,, and he is now in new quarters in the north end of the Yellow building. During the quarter century MT. Bromley has been with the New Haven company as advertising and press agent he more than any of the company's present executive staff has been in touch with the railroads administration and policies. Edwin F. Lyon, Major Brom- ley's present assistant, has been in the office for nearly 20 years after he left the city hall as executive secretary to the late Mayor Hendrick.-New Haven Register.
 Concerning the United States senator ship Governor Baldwin takes the attitude of "Barkis is willin'." This is very diff ferent, however, from saying that Brandegee is w1lling.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Now for the pinhead hunter, who drags his gun by the muzzle over a fence, ol, hot, home and pots a relative because he did not know it was loaded. He is numer- ous and impervious to argument or admonition.- Waterbury Republican.
 The income tax on everything over 5000 will demonstrate that at least a small income is not without its small advantage. Unless, of course, a man is a thorough patriot and feels hurt at his inability to pay something direct to SUD- port his government. - Waterbury American.
 Automobile tragedies come thick and fast. One of the most distressing and deplorable of the later ones was that in which little Willie Gillispie, of Water town, lost his life while on his way home from school Tuesday noon. He was run into and instantly killed by an automo- bile driven by colored chauffeur named Ben Wiggins, an employee of the Water town garage. It is high time that the authorities indelibly impressed the fact upon the minds of automobilists that the burden of care, especially in crowded school sections, is upon the automobilist The characteristics of children are well known to most automobilists and must be taken into consideration when passing 
 Pretty soon such killing as this will be called by a far uglier name.-Bristol Press.
 Every little auto crash has a meaning all its own.-Shore Line Times.
Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
The Jag Step.

Here is one that was recently told by George M. Conan, the playwright, in demonstrating that fame sometimes comes to one quite unawares.
 At an elaborate social function at a prominent summer resort a young man took more wine than his constitution was registered for, and the result was zigzag pedestrianism.
 A friend on calling at his rooms on the following morning found the su- perwined one rather remorseful.
 "You don't know how badly feel, said the sad party to the friend with a soulful sigh II took more wine than was good for me and am afraid that I must have walked so unsteadily that everybody is laughing at me-"
 Laughing at you l" exclaimed the friend with an expression of wonder.
 "There's where you are making the mistake of your life. Why, you are fsmous. oldman Everybody is laud- ing you to the skies for inventing new dance !'-Philadelphia Telegraph.
Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
Keep Your Record Clean.

So live, my son, that when you start A fight of any kind Your enemies can never find A crooked action on your part Su live that they may freely roam Into your past, and snoop about, And comb it with a fine tooth comb, And never dig blame thing out That's mean or fraudulent or vile. Though every man is sure to make Many an error and mistake. If you have lived upon the square You still can make your fight and smile And never worry, fret or care How much your foes may try to cast The calcium glare upon your past. But if you haven't played the game Your foes will find your hidden shame And you will get the bitter blame, And get it good;
 And though your fight be just and righ Good night!
 And so it's simple business sense, Although the pressure be immense Although temptation may be keen I say it's simple business sense To keep your record clean! -Berton Braley in St. Louis Globe
 Democrat.
Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
GOSSIP OF DAYS GONE BY
Record of Doings from Week to Week Culled from The News Files.
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 March I. Milo Davis was preparing to move his family to Mill River.
 Landlord and Mrs. ]. A. Macdonald attended the funeral of MT. Ms. brother. in-law in Thomaston.
 Blacksmith John Barrett contemplated going to Hartford to accept a position in machine shop.
 Messrs. J. L. Bragg and H. B. Stevens contemplate opening lumber yard, feed store, etc., somewhere in the neighbor- hood of the depot.
 The Sheffield parishioners of Rev. Dr. Eddy made him a surprise visit at his home in Canaan, bringing refreshments with them.
 The annual meeting of the Housatonic railroad company stockholders was held in Bridgeport and the following directors were elected: Wm. H. Barnum, Salis- bury; Horace Nichols, Bridgeport; Samuel Willets, New York; Wm. D. Bishop, Bridgeport; Chas. K. Averill, Bridgeport; David Draper, New York Edward Leavitt, New York; John B. Peck, New York; A. B.. Mygatt, New Milford. At subsequent meeting of the directors the old officers were re- elected, as follows: President, Wm. H Barnumi vice-president,D David s. Draper secretary and treasurer, Charles K. Averill; superintendent, L. B. Stillson.
 Benjamin Pollard, father of Conductor "Dick" Pollard, died at his home in Plainville.
 A. s. Rogers, of Cornwall, prominent "a aIxnrafa and fx.,;r date for congress on the prohibition ticket, died in the Middletown asylum. Falls Village-"Wille K. Hubbell, of | Amesville, returned Monday from few l days visit among Bridgeport relatives. :" U. J. Brown fell from a ladder at the railroad company's ice house and broke one leg above the knee, pr. Averill at- | tended him. Charles Ford was on the sick list. Revs. Moore and Gamble ex- changed pulpits Sunday. Bison J. Horn beck was the guest of Martin w. Foster | in Danbury, Sunday. George w. Hall sold his dark bay horse to Hiram Briggs, of East Canaan. "Robert l. Orr, of Pittsfield, is the latest addition to Halls bakers dozen of clerks" George ". Capron was obliged to close his store for few days owing to the dangerous illness of one of hIs children. The ill., i ness proved fatal. Fifty-three thousand bolts were made in one week at the Lime Rock bolt shop. The largest num- Der ever made in a single week was sS,- GOO.
 H. H. Churchill, the Winsted candy maker, died.
 Flora Julia, oldest daughter of A. B. aged years.
 The library committee purchased 90 new books for Douglas Library.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Reed, of Sharon, celebrated the 25th anniversary of their marriage.
 B. J. Bradley, of Falls Village, adver- tised to sell out his entire stock of dry goods, hosiery, tin and glassware below | cost.