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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
llmiaGe oes Saaes.

Ger gfneefaa fat Deritieoentlidc
heoauerIihe llnfdlle nad) iid] ge5os
geil nno mnBten Die Beritngliidten
Dem itaotii6en Soipitol eingeliefert
weroen. an Der 6. uno gine StraBe
ititrste ser 55 Sabre alte 5armer
Conn GuIeo aus Gaton, g., nieoer
lmo 3og iib cine 8erlesung am aopi
5lt.
Somuel geiunion 33 Sabre alt,
mar, olti elmer 2eiter ltebenO. oantit
beifGitigt, Die SenIter OIL Dem Sduie
go. 522 Central aper1lie 5u malhen.
ais Die Setter niif benz Shnee aus
glitt. Wunion 5oa iih ourd oenStltr1
einen grud) oes ltnfen Gberld)entels
gu
Der autfher 9ranf 9iensle,
tpoltc qeItern NIT einem Baaen oet
gt6ams GrpreB 60. OIL Der 8rttter
StraBe in Die 2apreace Str, ein
biegen, ieoodl bate HeugIer dnidei
nenO Ole aurbe 81 filr3 geuommeu
Ger 8agen itiir5te aui Dem I6liirtri
| qen ,Sabr0anm INN mo Ditr0e Del
autid]er gegen Die gorOid1pele ge
iluorien, tuoOurh er Guetidungen on
9fiiden oapontrug.
DsarU Reinbarot, iuelfc i'm Gin
ron Sotel arfgeitelt lit iteI alti elnel
Shneeildhe on Der 3Deiten Uni
@ine StruBe uieoer uno brad iit Del
linfen ,SuBtn0heI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
aleine Vpli3einafbridten

- Mdbrtnb zines Girsites slpiIden
ben Ressrinusn 6attie Strsns bon
go. 3 Git Iront SiraBe unb Gina
Sones sOs bic Sterens ein MeKer nno
ptrItbte ibrsr Osgnerin siHen Stih
in bic Shulttr nnb rehte Seite. Die
Cones purbe ais poliseieefanasne nah
Dem fdotiiten ooipiial s.bratt uno
nntsr Der geidnloiguHs bss unoroent-
liben getrngsas fsitseha!tsn. Die
Sterens III fliihiis.
- 4uf Drunb tines BON 6. ..
Wunron. glgent Der Big Jour gilens
bobn, erniriten 6aftbefsbles tpuroe gss
Tern Der SO sSabre alte Sohn y.
1et3tsburg aus Aronas pab. Seras,
unier Der 8dhulbisuns Der goripiese.
lung ialif<r 1busfoden In 6aft ge'
urmmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Gimbrii4e unO 1iebHdble.

- Die Gcptt Dranase 60. Ro. 317
Sobn Gtrabe tbsilie Der golisei esitern
nit, bab Elm Wann, ipelhen bic 5irmu
init Der Nbbolung bon WDbeln betraut
bate, nit benz 0eipann peridDunosn
lit. Die airma besiffert ibrsn 9erluit
auf $500.
Conditioner i'll Der Pame ei'
nes Mannes. ipelher BON Der poli3ei
ipegen aneeblifer llntsrIdlagung ses
funt ipirb. geIagter Goulifloiuer
ipuroe BON elmer Rpan, go. 828
CHARLOTTE Strdbs, beauftragt, sinen
5aufen allies Glen 3u einem alts
tpaarsnbdnbIsr 5u brineen uno 81 pers
taufen. Gr ioa bon benz Gambler $13
srbalten, oas Geib aber an ieinen Qufz
iragseber ni6t abgelisfert baben.
Nus einem Ghrant i'm Sbio
Dental Golleee. Z. unb Wounb Strds
BE, puroe BEN Stubsnten Sarolb Dils
Iiams Elm Rarton nit 3abudr3tlihen
Jnitrumenten i'm Wertbe BON SIT suts
tpeHoet.
DEN gerluit zines Binterii6er3iez
bers I'm Wertbe bon $50 betlaat 0eo.
8o5.t, bon 30. 2012 Dunlap Strabe.
0as Aleibungsitiit purbe aus isiIer
Wotnuns seitOblsn.
- aliiasto, go. 1909 Central
apenu. ipobnbaft, tbsilie Der polisei
nit. oaB ibm Elm 3isb aus i.iner
Wobnung cine soloene llhr nebft Rett,
i'm Wsrtbe bon $50 snttpenbet bat.
- 5rar u. RabeIiff, IL. unb Rac,
Strabe tpobnboft, tbeilte Der poIi3e
nit, baB ibr in sinsm 2aosu aus ibrs,
5anbtaide $40 entipsnbet purben.
- Su ibrer 4btpelsnbsit purben be,
Hegerin Sarab Cooper aus ibrel
DobnuHe an Der George StraBe Dor
einem nnbetanutsn Diebe @arberobs.
ftiide i'm Deribe Don $40 seitoblen.
- Don einem Wagen Der ameriear
Grprek go. ipurben on Der 8. uno Gin
Strabs mebrere Dadsts NIT Damen
tleioern i'm Werthe bon S106 tntipen
het.
- Den 0erlnit stpsier 9elhbGriel
NIT einsm GefammtinbaIt BON $4.3(
betlaat Milliam Tlener BON SO. All
garIisle 4psnue. Wener tbeilte Del
0orfon aeitern Qbeno Der polisei mi
uno fii6rie an. bah ihm bas Gelb al
Der Carlisle. nahe Central 4psnu
pom einem Wnnn 1eitohlen ipuroe. Del
fen Ramen er Der goliaei ananb.
- Wor Roienthal bon go. 40 81
3. StraBs melbeie Nr QoIisei. od'
| linn Dor isinem 6auie elm 5anoDa1e
| i'm Werthe bon $15 eniipeHoet tpurbt
| - 4uf elmer Mabiipnnills ga
rurbe osiiern 4benb Dapio pope DO
go. 2120 aemper Cane Don einsm Il
ihenpieb nm feline llhr uno UNI be
ysIbbetrag pom $50 6eftoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

Der llsberna6uug Der Gter, I'm bic Iidl
Das Deibbeu nidt ipeiter tilmmerte.
Die Gier tumen 3ur @ntptdeIuug.
9lun fam Dor einiger 3ett aus oemiel=
ben 5btergarten bic gtahrid}t, oGB etu
ihon Sabre lang I'M troptIheH 8rptoz
bilbanin Oes 8artens, pu5 nab etnem
3uerit I'M fyruntfurter 3oDLogtIheu
9drten dngepQnpten neuen 4}rln3Ip
fiji Die 5altung GROCER Repttlien ems
qerihtet poroen tit, lebenoes &atmans
Betbhen Gier abqelegt uno Die'e in
ter iiblihen Wetie in Der iparmeu @roe
oergraben BABE. Oa8 mar 4Hfang 9luz
Quft pes 8Oriabre5. Weitte Sttober
f0rte man bic iungeu GaimGue in ben
Giern leiIe I6nappen, unb ais man
oann oen ReitbiigeI utfDiiblte, fprengz
ten bic Sungen bic Gibaut uno Degaz
ben Ii9 fofort in oas fir fie bergez
ridtete ieiffe Daierbedeu. Gum
Shube gegsn Die grobeu Gaimune
bate man ben gleItbiiqel nit giieu.
Drabt umflo6ten. Die ndbe3u q
en-. laugen SuHgen tperben nit DiirA
mern uno Teingebattem 5iiafletf4 ges
| fiittert.
Cine Q 6nin0eIo pera-
ltiou. 8iel Seiterfeit, aber nod
mehr 8eitiir3unQ erregte IN 9teD
| 2)ort 0as8efanntperoen eiuerS hnIr1a
oeloperatiou, oeren Spicr Der Hriii.
Cent zines Der groBteu SSSn0uItrieun-
teruebnelt gnerifos lit. Gor eiu
! paar Sageu erfrmtfte er IN iciuem
| @auie in Douglas, &ong G5slano, un0
| Der Sau5ar3t pertiluoete na6 etrge-
bender ltnteriudnng oeS 8atienteu
etnen tppiiheu 5an BON 8ltnoOGrm-
| eut3iinolng. rIa3 lit ia ganS In.
moglih,~ iaqte ser Traiioent n0}eir
&liu0ourm 1T ja idon Dor orei Sab
rem herausaeidritten nor0eu," " slber
0erSausar5t blicb babel, trpBoeuG Der
8atient ibu crtldrte. 0QB 3mei Ser
befanuteIteu Rem Dorter 2lerSte Die
Operation oorqenonllneu uno 0uTur
3ipeituuieup Dollars erbdlten bGtten.
Der Sausar5t IieB iidl ieood uid)t
beeiuiIuiieu. mo ais Ser s3uItano 0eS
EQtienteu immer Id}lintner plr0e.
muroe er idlieBlidb ms &1pipital itber-
oefitbrt. mo ihm Damn allh atiiclidI
Ser fronfe 8linooornt herau$geidlnit'
ten purDe. 9tad)0em fidl Der aranfe
/. bon ser Operation erGolt batte, ipur,
Dc ibm iein @Iinooarm qc5eigt Ger
! Gatient mar natiirlih bodIt euriiitet
uno mia ieBt nie aIage qeaen Die bel.
! ben .heroprragenben~ gler3te nui
! 3uriiterTtattuug Der $1,000 uni
Sd)aoeueriat einreiden. 9ieIe Chat
] laden baben MN Die rneilteu 2eltte,
: Die it6 CEN @Iinooorm ooeriren lie.
:, sen, IN nid)t aerinqe airfreglng Derl
!. fest. oo fciner nit @eitinntbeit Detb.
ob er oith mir iein @elo bic nerIanote
8egenleiitllng erbuIten bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Mnidae.

- WGbrenb Der 4utomobilbdnblsr
Samuel Vepman in Itinem @eIhGftss
Total Wp. 1114 Race Strabs .inem
aunben bic Woribeile bes bon ibm Der.
iretensn 1abritais srtldrie nnb buki
In bic N1be bes syabriiubls Tam, fiel
ihm sin Brett auf ben appf, ihm cine
iisie Munns beibrinsenb.
4n Der 4. unb WnInnt Sirabe
oIitt aeiisrn Naht bic q c.snhre alte
M!iee Hernharbi bon Ho. 1892 8elt
Strlbe auf elmer alditen Sd,Heeflnhe
aus unD tram ben lintsn CberidsntsI.
Die Wtrlcstt tuuroe naf b.m ftdntis
ichen arnnsenhauie aebro6t.
Don einem Waaen lpurbe asIiern
abenb Der ~ .ssahre ate ssohn Uiul.
lam pon SO. Ala Sii 3. Strnbc an
nsr Mnin. alpiiden Der 8. linb 8.
Gtrabs pcn sinem Sirabenbabuipaa-
aon aeiioheH uno soo iih sinen grufl
he's redlten 6auo!nohels su.
- Hsim 1ransportiren elmer aiits
in nsr 6rdhthdlle bts ytnntnlodrln
Tcpois soo iih ntr "a esabre alts
Wifliam Gcarls DerleBunaen an ben
Beinsn au. Der gerIehte lieb fih mad
feiner Mohnuna iiberfiihren.
an Der Watbefps Wal Board
ssabrit an Der Gprina 0rope apenus
unb gitkr SiroBe fhnitt iih ae'iern
Nbsnb btr 43 sanhre olie Charles
gloina DON 80. 43 Wutit Gtrnhe mi
eiHer NanbfGae in ben Hub. Nouns
polIte GGaefpd6ne nit benz 1uh Dor
her Gdae obilcpfen. ipobuyh iim be,
llnfnll srtianeie.
- Mnrtho Griffitb. 56 .tobre off
bon 30. $50 Defl 3. Gtro6e, pnrn,
seffefn Nnthmittaa. ndhrenb He iibel
bic 6. &: 8 Bride alma. BON eineu
6erstranpf befoltn uub n1ukte mi!
ieIR Iutp. DdttcImo0su1 uodb tire
4etasaa ateTfaRtt pestM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
g,om Goromer stluinidjt.

Goron.r losrtmsper iIt bemiibt. su
Dem Snaueit iibcr ben lob Der %
1a6re alten Bertha 1obp, elmer
Sdn.issrin. ! ipslfe I'm Dieniis Der
i5rau *. D. slnoericn. 90. 1883
Granbin Roab, itanb unb i'm SiiGs
fdcn 6Oipital peritarb. sinsn iungsn
G1nobier nah bier sn siiiren. Inn bel
Der AufilGrnng Der 9oDesurinds be-
tilfIi9 AZ istn. Cine poitmcrtemsllns
tsrfumune fiibrts au 9age, oob an ber
NerIsorbenen Idnoere Set Dor ihrtr
.GiHli<ieriHa In ho1 6oipitcI etus tris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

6i6 so bin bem 0aisApoie
babe oe 8aeutmeo
amen 5abr 0
geaigeno
gerbenn beater TIN ibueniu f1an
gerna 5a6r
mdb m
Guua9ieHn fHnoHa So8
3i apet oocT
brd zaan nats
es SpeQ Qc6eu 81
tOott Z mite be3t8 III aGrbete
1isndeu
hanen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

ntinelle Sperdtion Dorsenommen fpore
ben mar. Cine an Der goniitine Abe.,
Nriee Sin, ipohnenbe 5rau fpoIIte nit
8eftimmtbeit Difen, baB Die Opera
ton erit furs por bem 5obe oes MdDs
fsns ausgefiibrt iporben isi. Dir De
tettiDs 6uns uno Seffries ipurben mil
Der nnterfufung beauftragt, bod
ionnte Die Irdu ibre 8ebauptung nidt
aufred]t erhalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

8eiqte. GbenfaI(s feIte putfanifdle
MaTen aeiqten Die leBten 240 Wteter.
Odraus srgiebt iih aIio, DaB Die aoz
rullen, bic bic Bermuda : SSnieln 8es
bilbet babeu, ii9 auf hem 9tfpel FL
nes ooer msbrere 9ultane angelteoelt
bdfen. Gs b(eibt nur Die ihper 3it
enti 6eioenoe 6rage, ob oieie 8ulfdne
urIpriinoIih unter1eeDultdne fpdren,
poer OBJ Der Mleeresgrulo iih Gn be
Ter Stelle pieIleiht Durh 4usDrthe
in perqdnoenen 3eiten geIentt bat uHo
Die 8ipfel Der puItdniihen 8erge, Die
emit iiber Dem WfeeresIpiegel ld9eu,
in i6re isBige 1iefe btnabge5gen bat.
Der Dudef in Der Bremt :
ere. Nus &onigsberg piro gelhrtez
ben: Reultdb 9ab es in einem 3Dnigsz
berger Sfeater Die Bremtere zines neh
| fran3DfiIAem Utuiter gendhten
| Sdnantes, bes T1ulIer T6r7ter'ihen
Sau66potes" bas trpb Ieiner err
| beblihen Sim unb 3ipeibeutigteitea
teim 8ublitum 10 abficl, OdB ltt
naa benz eriieu Qtt taum cine 6ano
ri6rte. (Ra6 ben arheren betoen
often CAB e ni6t uebr 8etfaLL)
aaum erItrdblten aber in Der er1ten
3niIhenpauie bic elettriIden Jldms
| men I'M 3uf6auerruum, oa Qab es
cine tleine Senidtion: eiu braune>
| 0udel bate ii9 ms Iheater ge'dlt:
den uno oonoelte pergnIgt 3tDilher
BEN Sibreiben oes 8artetts lumber
Oorob Gmp0runq Bel ti1igeu 8amen
Od bDre ih meiHen NGhbar CUR Gin
fen Iaeen: s9srubigen Sic Ii6, Gnd
oiqiie, BEL Der eriten Wieorbolung De:
Stiides piro iiherlih .etn 5uno IN
Sheater iein,"
GntgIeiIte Goa It u 2 ;
ner. Gin panr lllitige @ntgleiiln
qen bon Soait.9teoneru itellt eIn
Sonooner 99odenidrift 5uiamrnen
I Gin ,perlig boshaft enoete Der Salnen
/ toaIt zines Serrn, Der I'M @tfer ieine
Reoe ihloB: Die iSralt, ia Die Sra
beoarf feineS Sobes: lie iprId)t III
, Iif ielbit." 0tit fiibnen 9tl0eru Idle
: Elm onoerer Selo Der Reoe ieiuen 90
, mentooIt, ol3 or iagte; ~Sie 1T
iiiB, oaB oor ihreu 9lllgeu Der Sonl
err6tbet lmo Ser Snrup beiddmt 81
| Seite IteI,t." YciuIiher mar Die en-
aleiiitna eineS 6odseitsrconers, DC
; oem taubIturrlnnelt 8rdttpaar III
: Gmphaie .unallSiprehlid)cS Slid
iuiinid,te. 9agegen bate ein nnot
; rer SeItrc6ner mebr 6cdt, ais er G
ohnte, ais er IN aIler 5armloltgfe
BEL einem Ghrenbonfett filr eine
9uitipieloidltec iein @Ias erhob: o3t
!, @eiunbbeit urlieres oerehrten Gerfo
!. iersi @toee er 10 lauae leben. oaB
J, 10 alt miro, ipie ieine @tRe. Der De
" ebrte 9uItipieIbihter ioll nit eine
4 iehr ge5luultgenen 2ddeln qulttle
r boben :.
i aaimans 3uht i'm So
/ Shon einmol lit ans Dem Qmitero
h mer Shieradrten bic meIoung lib
I eine Ieltens 5ortpflau5ung elmer aal
n bitter :. Sbierart getommen. )
n Sabre 1902 ipuroen BON bert 1Seibh'
,z oss Observation-Disclosures an 500 81
n obgsleet bic itdp ober oIs niht b
h frnhtet herausfte(ltsn. SIN nahit
3 Sohre laihte bos Weib6en tpieoer III
4 biesuaI uiomete fi4 oas ysann6'
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llmaeipgen.

Serr Nar Senuing, Der bis6erigs
gigsntbiimer Der Wuiieal Grd,ongs,
bat nit Dem bsutigsn Gage in bem
SauIe Ro. 275 GINNING StraBe. 5airs
pieip Seigbts, cine Mirthihaft erofTs
net uno ipiro iih freusn, feline fSreuHo:
in isiner neuen Wirtangsfdtts bsgra'
zen 2u tOnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
5ie6ei, 8oG
Setrng Der Shnecina nGfreno Des
geitrigen Cages.

Der acItrigc Gd)neeliurm mar Der
beitigite, BEN Cincinnati felt SAB.
rem erlebt hal. Grit fiir5 oor
Wiitternaf)t borte Der Shneeiaa
nni. Ger GtraBenbabnperfeDr
fonnte MIR nit GROCER Wiihe aaf.
redt erbnlten tperoen. - SdnInlt'
lide giienbabn3iige traien nit gro.
Der gerIpdtling elm. - Gag Stra'
Bcnreinigungs 9epartenent battC
eiuen febr itaperen Stano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14
Sat hcrausge6oIfeu.

9i@ter SER Refercn6dr, Sie
6aben in sshrem aSrotpfoa orei arobe
ortbogrdpbtid}e eSehler geuuat1t; mas
iou idl oupou oenfen?!"
,,Serr 4mtSaeridtsrath, oenfen
Sie, Der iunge Mtunn id)elnt uchr
fir oas 9teftsipred)en qlallfistrt 5a
iein aIs fiir oas RefNitretbegs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-14

gmma unb gbdrles Sentlns,
ainoer, iinb am sSreitag in ibrsr Wobz
nung in gittsburg lebenbis pcrbrannf.
SSrau sSenfins nnb cine dltere 5ohter
berIuhtsn bic &inoer 3ti retten, iporen
aber qe3nungen, aug einem Genlter I'm
5ipeiten Stod gu ipringen, Inn itH
felbft gu retten.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19

II visited. her until she was able to
get on her feet and never saw any
thing of the housekeeper.
Finally, in DESPERATION at the state
of affairs that could have been made
so ideal, called the U. C. up again
They informed me they had fnves-
tigated' and the case was hopeless,
you don't suppose they tried her
out on that 'caloric' thing?" 1 ask
ed anxiously.
NO." the nurse snapped. ''It's the
mothers pension fund trained dieti-
clan who talks that nonsense. The
supervising housekeeper simply did
nothing"
"Well, anyway" 1 consoled the
nurse, "do not feel badly about it. |
The more 1 know of the fancy trim
mings of the U. C. the more thankful
l grow that they keep some of them |
in glass cage in the Office instead
of turning them all loose on their
innocent victims. And maybe some
real nice motherly neighbor will
teach the woman who didn't know,
just how to run her house, while am
sure that if the supervising house
keeper had been turned loose that
mother would have been just twice
as careless for malice. would"
Anyway, the supervising house
keeper had an excuse 1.-THE case
was hopeless"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19
THREATENED With RECALL

Hancock, Mich, Jan. 19.-Con-
gresham William ]. Macdonald, Pro-
gressive of the Twelfth Michigan dis
trict, has been threatened with recall
proceedings unless he retracts his
statement that constitutional gov
eminent no longer exists in the Calu-
met strike district" according to
Houghton county Progressive lead
ers. ,.-....
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19

A friend of Lord Rosebery once
asked him, what is memory"
Memory" Lord Rosebery replied
memory is the feeling that steals
over us when we listen to our friends
original storiesr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19
VIOLENCE

violence.
Balanced against this general aspect
OF the labor conflict problem is the
persistence Of greed which is an Unborn
human attriLats. concede that the
ability which goes with its most acute
manifestation is OF an exceptional or.
der. and that the brain capable OF rak-
ing together several millions Of dollars
in the conduct Of industry is OF that
order which is entitled 10 special re-
ward, yet the time has about passed
when such ability can be exercised for
the qualification Of greed alone. II
matters not that greed gratified IS dis
posed to be philanthropic--t it gives
TO charities. establishes schools, builds
Libraries and founds universities
labor is not satisfied to iorego what II
conceiyes to be its proper compensa-
ton and recognition IN order that It's
posterity may enjoy these phllan-
thropies Labor seeks the largest pos.
sible opportunity for self-help at first
hand. and without the Intervention Of
those agencies which It has reason to
believe were created by its own exploi-
tation.
These are the conditions. pro and
con. that make the labor-and-capital
problem complex. and that show its
solution TO be most vital to the social
advance OF the time. And by reason
Of these conditions. and many others
Of a conflicting nature that are associ-
ated with them, it is altogether requi-
site that we seek an accurate knowt
edge Of the facts involved and OF their
relation TO each other. Portland
(Ore.) Evening Telegram.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19
CAPITAL AND LABOR PROBLEM.

We have not the temerity TO say that
in this. that or the other specific case
OF labor disturbance the fault lies with
the employer. or with the employed.
We are not disposed to believe tha,
the merits of the controversy rest
wholly with one side or with the other
We are not inclined TO mistake the de-
plorable happenings as something tina,
springs from spontaneous evil. We are
not Of the opinl-n that all virtue rests
with the men Of wealth and leisure
and all ignorance and vice with the
men who must work for them. Nor
can we think 10 the contrary that Jus.
tice is to be inscribed solely upon the
banners OF the labor agitator and in
justice TO characterize every capitalis-
tic enterprise. We can not conceive
in such desperate grapple Of inter
ests as obtain in these great labor con.
flicts that one side or the other is
either wholly bad or wholly good.
With regard to the more general as.
poets Of labor troubles there are GER
tain facts indubitably established. and
the chief Of these is that labor has had
70 fight for every advantageous condi-
ton that 1t enjoys today We may or
may not be in sympathy with union
ism. according to our personal bent
and interests. but we can not hope 10
BE- considered as fair minded II We deny
that unionism has won victory for
labor every step Of the way. and that
the benefits thereof have been and are
enjoyed BY the nonunioa as well as the
union laborer The record sustaining
this is one Of indisputable fact
Here is another fact. equally und a.
niable. for which unionism is respons..
bic: Labor is not contcnt and never
again viii be content with the lower.
level conditions imposed upon il, say. a
generation ago: nor. in fact, is it con.
tent TO rest upon the record Of that
which already has been achieved. Il
il growing more and more sensitive to
the bitter contrasts in the acquisition
o. wealth and position. and the living
comforts and human advantages which
these confer Il becomes more and
more insisient upon what it conceives
q be equity IN human adjustments. Il
would seem also that il is gathering
power to enforce this conception Of
equity. and with that comes arrogance.
and in certain Instances unreason and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS RArfs:
OUTCOME OF GORE SUIT.

TIE outcome OF the Gore suit should
be no less gratifying to the people Of
the state at large than it is 10 the
blind senator Although il was a civil
case. the issues involved the senator's
character and the rumors floating
around for many months had reached
the proportions Of a national scandal.
1t is therefore fortunate Tor Senator
Gore. for his party and for the people
Of Oklahoma that all the facts, as re
yealed BY the senator and his accusers,
have been made known to The public.
Particularly fortunate IS i that the
personal issue raised in regard 10 the
senator has been settled this early in
the primary campaign since ii clarifies
the situation and makes it possible to
pitch The battle on a high plane.
What effect this suit viii have upon
the senator's political future is prob
leTnatical No doubt many who here
lofore have been lukewarm or un.
friendly toward him. resentful OF the
methods used by those who attempted
10 accomplish his downfall. win
espouse his cause. and at the same
time there will likely be those who. re.
gardless Of the iury's findings will
form their own opinions as to the
merits OF the case.
Our own idea is that the question as
TO whether Senator Gore should be re-
elected should be determined wholly
on the basis Of his ability to render
the service that the people expect OF
o senator and whether or not he has
made good in the past The mere fact
that Senator Gore has been unjustly
accused viii not affect his ability TO
render effective service and 1t should
therefore be eliminated in making up
the issues OF the campaign In other
words. the voters OF Oklahoma should
proceed TO choose their senator just
as they would have done had the per
sonal issue never been raised.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19

women, too. cannot praise Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegetable Compound enough
for | know / never would have been as
well if had not taken it and recon-
mend it to suffering women"
Daughter Helped Also.
81 gave it to my daughter when she
was thirteen years old. She was in
school and was a nervous wreck, and
could not sleep nights. Now she looks
SO healthy that even the doctor speaks
Of it. You can publish this letter if you
Ike. Mrs. REEA BOWMAN, l6l S. 10th
Street, Ironton, Ohio.
Why viii women continue to suffer
day in and day out and drag out sickly,
half hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
If You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia II. .Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidenfiall Lynn, Mass. for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
end held in strict confidence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19
uNsPokEN KINDNESS.


The kindly words that rise within the
heart,
And thrill it With their sympathetic
tone.
But die ere spoken, fail to play their
part.
And claim merit that is not their
own
The kindly word unspoken, is a sin
A sin that wraps itself in purest guise,
And tells the heart that. doubling
looks within,
That not in speech. but thought. the
virtue lies.
But 'tis not so: another heart may
thirst
For that kind word. as Hagar in the
wild
Poor banished Hagar prayed wen
might burst
From out the stand. to save the parch-
ing child;
And loving eyes. that cannot see the
mind,
VIII watch tn expected movement Of
the lip.
All, Can ye let its cutting silence
wind
Around the heart and scathe it like a
Whip
John BOYLE O'Riley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19

A heayy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself has been the
starting point in many cases Of dis.
ease that ended fatally. The sensible
course is to take frequent doses of
Ballards Horehound Syrup. 1t checks
the progress of the disorder and as
sists nature to restore normal condi-
tions. Price 25c, soc and sl.OO per
bottle. Sold by Owl Drug Store and
Public Drug store.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-19

years. When | be-
gan to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound d /
could not sit up. |
had female troubles
and was very ner-
vous. / used the
remedies a year and
/ can do my work
and for the last eight
m onths / h ave
work ed for other