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New Britain herald., 1914-07-24
YOUNG BALL PLAYER DEAD

Bloomington. Ind, July 24.-Her- bert Davis. aged 10 years, died here last night as a result of injuries sus- tained while playing baseball. He had been struck in the body by a batted ball,
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Ierinnn[nntiirn.

liner aei61tter g%1itbiiracr SER
Sans Bod, t3. uno Bancroft Str.
.mobnbait, feierte I'M Greiie ieincr
Samilie un0 mebrerer intimer2 yreuns
.0e ieiucn So. @eburtstag bel bor5iiq.
.lider qeiItiger u1o torpcrlihcr Sri.
.idc. @upa &rug ulo 0eiien ga.
.milie, felt Syabren NIT Dem @eburtss
.tagsfinoe eng befreum0et. 1lnterlieBcn
les nidt. Serrn Bod pcrionlid 5u
qratuliren; natiirlid feblte ouh Der
unoermnitlide Serr @ioris Gods
nift. 3ieier bielt Die @rntulotionS
.re0e. mo man iagt, 0aB or feline
.Sahe gut gemodlt bat. Die 8ditr
uurom oafs SreffIifite beuirtbet ;
&errn Bod nadtraglia uniere Slid
.miinide.
Ole Serren Senrp Seraenbon
.uno aorI Roele, angeiebene 8iirger
bon Columbus, 9leb., meilten Conn.
fog umo Wontag @eihdite bolber in
'9moba. itatteten Sonntog 4beno
benz 9eutiden Sonle einen 9eIufD
OBJ beiuften heute Die Office Der
lSmoba 5ribiine uno erneuertet ibr
announcement ouf 0ie 3eitung. 4ui
8ie0eriebenl
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@lnFEperein.

glorqen 1ienitag a6eno fiuoat
cine 8robe oes gemii6ten Gbors
itott; Die 9robe am 9onneritug fdllt
bes 9anfiagmgstages pegen aus.
SIR Die Ginmeibung oes Qnbaues.
mel6e ON Sonutog, ben 30. SO.
BENDER itattfin0et, meroen umfaiien-
be gorbereitlngen %9etroffen. SER
3irigent Reeie bat folgeuoes 4ro.
grautm fir oie 6eitIihfeit aufge-
felt: adrnthner Marid; Barton.
FyIo. SEER 5reo Riepb; Communal.
5er, gemiihter gbor; Snitrumental-
9rio. 5rau grnit Steele 5rau 6reo.
2angborIt, @err ernit Geeie; 8 Oh
nunberbor berrIidJe 5rilbLings5eit,
Mdmerhor; Quett, @eihmiiter Sri
oa uno Glia Reeie; Rbeiuiage &c.
miihter Gbor.
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Mat6ieIhnftes @eridminhen.

9(m Samitog puroe cine allge.
mcine Sud|e no6 Der 18-id6rigen
aamiIla Sreorifion o%ngeor6net. Sri.
5re0ridion fam crit Dor faltm eincn
Sabr mad 4nerifd mo mar bier
BEL Dem Banter 6. GnfsleD.
s28 9oro 90. StraBe, ~6eoienitet
am 5. 9obeIn6er tDolte lie mad
5artin9ton r~eiieu, loite oas Billet,
rno CAB ben aoffer ailf, fam nbcr
nift am 8-eitimrmngsort nidt an.
Mian nimntt an, oaB Dos bibihp
1fdoden bon apeiBen Sflooen61no.
Iern" perihlcppt fporoen lit, mas
10 leidter NOR, na iie oes eng.
Iiihen nidt m1dtig III.
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q. Gdaaa.airdlendlur.

Sonntaa feiertr ocr ~. ea5ilin
airhcndor Der 81. Soiephs ee'
meinoe oas Set Der beiliaen so.
Silia. geim &ohamt am Moracn
ianoen iid ale eiH mo aiuoeu ge.
meinidaitlid gum 1iid oes Scrru.
Batter Yaciftfus belt als6am be.
ionberS NIT @iidiidt nii bic Sdu.
ger cine ein0uuds uolle Bre0idt.
g1afmittaas ian0en iid Die glitglie.
Der nah Der Anbadt In Der Sdgll.
balle Suiammen. mdbreno gbenos
Elm @anfett itd anihloB. Del ocm
ole iih oufB Bette a%niiiierten. Tte
.beiieren &dlften" Der p%erberrutbe.
ten Wliialieoer, Die Tameu 6rco.
.Soffmmn, 5otob Radtigau. SaEob
Snlpabti. gtite 9reincr, Sobn grri.
ner uuo 4ntou @roB. batten ein
ieines Nldbl bereitrt. Dem alle mat.
Ter 5uiprahen un6 eiirig Sob ipen.
6eten. 8es Meiteren madlieu iifl
ocn @erlmf Oes 9lbenos Der.
6ient 0urh @ortrdge; gater sso6u
Cured 0urh 8ioln-Soli, Dlite
Shiufer ol5 graii6eut, SEER mo
5rau 9sobu greiner. mo oas 9len.
iure Guartett, ~beitebeu6 ans Den
6erren Sp. Sanasfi, Sos. aoblep,
eugene SgeI, 5reo .@roB. ionic
glite Breiner, Safe SamaBti mo
Socob QuttiaoIl. Ias Sen ocrliei
duBerit barmoniih II. benies. meIh'
treffliher @eiit oieieu einsiaeu Sir.
den.M onuertor inn Wtittelmeitcn
6eicelt 9lacr 9anf ieood aebiibrt
Dem bodmaroien gotcr 9acifitus
fir icine @emiibmgen Inn sic gus.
aeitaltuna oe5 idJoneu 6eites, ionic
Der Sraaniiiiu. Sdapcitcr Gdsilio
uno Dem 3irigeuteH Sobn 9reiuer.
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SM6tige Mgenten
~perlangt!

lie SGglidc Omaha Sribiinr indlt
tidtige nnO 5nOerlafi9e oentide
Skinner mis- rriienOe Agenten in re
brasfn, SOiua nn6 SaHias. SObe
Gommiiiiun nno 6nuernOe Stcllnng.
6mpfehInngen notbuenoig. Ban
meIOc iidD %iuiOrt. Cmaba Sribnne,
Gmnba. &sbr.
GbenfaIls f6nnrn mebrere fIei'
nine 9lbonneHteniammler in Cma'
ia nno llmstaenO Seiddftianns fin-
ben. Man ipredIc Surmittags in
Der Effiec, 1911 SOuarO Strafe,
Dor. Smnba Sribine.
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aran Mara @reher aeitpr6en.

Gt1e lanaI1brlge 4~niieolerin
0mabn's, 8rnl Ilarie Breiier, on
Der iiiolihen IA. StroBe pobnbnft
lit Sonntog i'm Ct. Soiepb &oipita[
an elmer aomplifation bon aronf.
beiten I'M Alter bon 76 sJabren ge.
itorben. sic binterldbt 3uei sob.
ne, George uno Hihoro. Gie ge.
eroieuns finoet 3ienitog nm 8 llbr
@ormittogs BON Der ct Solepb's
Stride ans nlf Dem oeuti6en fatbo.
lifhen 6rieobofe itatt. 5rou @reIier
mar cine brobe oeutihe 5roQ Ate
bon allen Die fie fannten, gerd@tet
mar. @bre ibrem Anoenfen.
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Sa[fsfpnb.

Serte in Der o0maba 9ribiine"
eingegongen fir ben Siilfsfono Der
&riegSnotbleioenoen:
anrl Geblmann, 9iobara, gebr.,
$500.
Ger @erein CORONA fat 500
fir ben 5ilfsfono Der ariegsnotb-
lei6en6en geitiftet mo Oieie Summe
heute in Der Office Der 5ribilne az.
gegeben, moldr hermit an oieier
5telle oanfeno quittirt miro.
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lapaner blei6en Onheim.

8ofio. %. 9}opD. Ger iril6ere
iapamidle GreInicr Baron Gofaafl
aato. erfldrte in eiHem Snterbien
oaB Sapan uIdjt Die abiitt babe.
1rupgen nlli ben europaiihen
ariegsidaupIob 3u ienoen. Ter
arieg in europa berilbre Die sSuter.
ellen Sopnn5 uift, uub 0ieies ha6e
NIT Der 8ertreibung Der 9eutidcn
Gus Gitaiicu mp Dem 5tilIcn G3e.
an icinea 3ped erreitt Ger QcI.
ben 9auoe aber lit uidt iiber oell
@eg 81 trnuen.)
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Narttbsridlt.
(geIieiert bon Der Greet @eitern
Gommiiiion Go.)
Sii6.G Omaha, %. 9eon.

0onllttlllot 9o.1
Siio.0 Omaha, %. Rop.
Giuooie6-3ufu6r 5000; @arft
feit bis Itorf.
Ranae geefs $8.75-9.00.
Bette Gtierc $7.50-S.00.
Rittelmabige $7.75-8.60.
Cute bis bette Gprngefiitterte,
Sc. 95-7.15.
MittelmdBige Bis CUTE fIau Bic
t0-t5c nie0riger.
@epobnIide S650-7.50
Suite biz bette STANCE Gtiere
81 30-790.
Bette Sellers ni~e6riger.
@pte bis bette aiibe $6.50-7.50
@itteImdBige $4,000.
Gorngefiitterte SO. 30-t035.
cute bis bette aiibe So. 75-6.2 %
aQerbeite $5. g0-6.40.
MittelmaBige bis quite $5.25-
$50.
@en0hnlife $5.35-5.6c.
Cutters S450-5.25
9anners $4.50-5.25.
Builder guaen S500-7.00.
@oao9uos S5.25-5.75.
5eeoers feit.
9eitc geeOer8 81. -
@eDobnlidc $5.5O-6.25.
@efpdbnluihe bis WlitteImdBioc
$6. 50-7.25.
etoders mo Seekers flau bis ME.
Ortger.
8eite adIber So. oo-s.5o.
Bette SdDere $7.75-8.25.
gigborns $7s5--7.9O.
@epobntide So. 35-6.85.
5tof Sellers $5.75-625.
etod aiibe SIS. 00-5.5 so.
geite Geeoers $7.0O-7.4o.
@itteImdbiee Bis CUTE $6.40-
$50.
Bette adIber s8.00-5.40.
Shiuelne--3ufibr 5000; Wiartt
l0c hober. Giirdihnittspreis $3.50
bofiter greis $7.s5.
GdaFe - 3ufubr 1850; Morft
Jeff.
Hammer t0c ho6er. S.. 70-9.25
Bette 21mmer IS. 65E9.10.
MitfeImdBige bis quito $500
8.65
ssahrIinge felt.
Jeeogrs S6.S5-Z40.
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81. Grnit glifarb aeltprbsn.

Qem gort, %. 9eob. or. GrnIt
Ridoro, grofeiior on Der Columbia
uniberiitat uno elmer Der befonnte.
iteu Observation-Disclosures @elebrten
Die Dur6 ibre engliiheu Shriften
bel 3ur 8eilegung bon 8orurtbei.
len gegen infer altes 9aterlan0 bel.
getrngen baben, lit infolge elmer @e.
birHoperation geitorber. @r mar ont
2. Sill 1889 5u Bonn geboref, ob.
.iolbirte oas @Dmnaf1lm ieiner 8a-
teritaDt u1o 6um bic u~niberiitot
SIN Sabre 1883 fam
er rad 4merifo, NO er 5lierIt an
boberen Sfyulen uno oann
an Der Columbia |lininerittdt als
nirfte. Or. &ihdro mar
Ser Observation-Disclosures
@eieaihaft un0 BAT biele
8ortroge ilber ben 8raltm Der
8eltfrie0e "geboIten. s5n &reiien
oes GeutIdomeritaniihen 0atipnol.
bun0es mar or ocshalb oiid) inter
Spibnamen Scr 5rie6enspro.
betonut. Sein 500 lit &c.
rooe in oiejcr tritiifen Belt mo @e.
lebrte uro SdrifHteler mic er biel
@ntes mirfen, fiir oas 0eutidtbum
ein idDerer @erlitit.
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franfreid rahmt id. ieincarieag.

aisgaben miir0en geriraer. Witl.
6erl Gin abeil ie,ler Soloatcn le6t
Don 9liin0erung I'M ciqeilen Can.
be. urlb Elm paor Sun0erttauienS bot
es as aoitganger otf Geutiflano
nbgelnoen.
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@eipo6nIidc $6. 50-6.75.
Mlitteriddie 81. S0-S05.
@ute bis bette Sdbrlinge 500
7.40.
8ee6ers $5.S5-6.f0.
@ute @lttteridafe $4.S5-5.t0.
6ee0ers So S5-4.50.
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Dcntiehe, pereebt
Care 8raSer niebfl

Gaf lRsnas aO nun oa9gseltn tt mtr g9eass as gasa@S nf Is T %sSf s @%t
hadt nhu HHdn @nrnh a9nf init fnghten Rahadnhe keS tNhta NJ @ 1u W. Sr
Man mb Bier Wane Taft fnb tcndkn tnhen os antamcnTbe gadM1e Mu m AI
buadrmhn StkttphRNn geqmS dumfuds i0 MnBmbs hummer mo Sne III ml N tmMs
hc gr hnengrrem bot Ghe 81 thn. ShrmnE tofnr a0 ben ge@GM w@ %m1 %~S
nmpaao. @b b8 batdmcnfnidm 9ainnbmhcSe GRd ungdgm tn hmh N NV l ~M w.
aumban SmBhnb mhMnat nhn Wd pdmnuu5brnaat. Ter tot GhtIc aWM W.
hbe tme Iuhnp ndt ub bm bic netm 9uGne bic i'm 6uhatarbmb baeutti mo Os G Mg
arhm bdadnGt toB bic gum 49, gmmbu brcts $A2SA prmmnlernt hqL aWg
wbunun Defenders ausrmhaeQ hr Ter aSmnbo Irbiea, hmn in BpdhcpgtT &e Ghi Wb
qdroqm dmo Der TomenSHHuucn Der rb $1,000 mHrohes aub Der &cttde @regDap gM
H6 Der 6n code mamommn mi BIZ Rt $872935 aeommet Die CT brett Pbr SatmmIg pn
hhn miro annr gare ME J. y Der Cmoba 8ohoiide gGrnL or hnta enc aP SH
bat Hoan in aoQetn nod mt dga6cNn uo paomo e IN nahrr St oh @mPWp m'
mcct ~ .- .tu.t mir
abu - n6 boz lit 6s @dhdfr ~ bass afSnef bari brbmh nod nft nnbmnl .@h
Hon GmGna fD Bu trodnet SurDrhafabm nnprr Shnmcgmo1G &Wr no ~N@U gu
bumct
limb aP Seine Rc nm. al Du 26.
tE Dem bdBs @mm uidt mt 70 nt
Dob S dnn Do bumBn in mnramor Sfhdt
Die ke ShmOe IddtG math@
Iaide qmner IND Sdudtrnl Inht. 0rs 0thhuuot ymtmbgl GmH ornt Dab r
SOS TuHthm audi montr 5nmHnbmu mnnfer emGbur hr shn knS Gnh mn mHB
LIMB mme @ fm mH Die Ide Sm6e Gdhr mohuL mmn or mdb bB tcS eNnm htp gnhG Pm
muDeL 0b aud 6e Shmm@poGt i'm imn arcftn tr Sdchdn Dn batngnT ~ 9 lml
elm thms @dd Der merhba@n &dhtahne, 6cpn erom bic lde ShnMt n9T @NPpNnnn
On fduhdl Tam fr Sober Der biz Mt nod nht oHi ha9dmgn bat r Dr nt, NB &c
nod nr bdfeen tmut hem9t Fmn 6bh8 an bic BON Grtrobnbn6 gr emggqh94e pom
gcr1gn bnnfrnae GmtufNlG nGml6 bic GHe Der rgngihn lrtme, pic ais earame'
Ie bdhmt muDe GnnDGL
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9ieier General 6in6eubnro /

Ell 9~eitetsferI tpeslH Der oriift
iffueieenI oIle dleeeL. Goaars oie
anerifmfiden NritcufIegeE. Aas bes
tanntIih ettDas beiBen MD.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerel
Inn Westen=

Gamiienbc6arf fam beSpsen merSen: in SaS.Cmaba, Ism. Setter
2502 v Straht; SelcpBun South 863.-Emaba SngO 4. Bib 1924
Douglas StraFe; SeIepbon 9onglns 3O40-Gouneil Bluffs, Oh Ags
9n:, 1912 SlS 6. Strahs; SeIep5Ou 1928.
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Man interItise bic 6eutjfe BreI.
le inoem man 5u ibrer gerbrei.
ilng beitrdaI.
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WupNRANvN poa pSss' 4o4
GritfIaFises gauoebiiIe.

U~TFIIIHTIBgB NuuUeDTuI.
qieie @ode: Sbe Bel 5amiIp,
9be Sdpore So, gouug & Sacobs
GliffD & 9oren5e, Giesner & @ores
@pro GropeII, Cole 81 Genabp Or.
pbelim SrobeI @eeflp.
greiie: Rotinee [oltsgenommen
Samitngs unb Sonntags): @aaerie
f0t; bette Site 25c.-abenos 10c,
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grriit brn %brntidltn aniifr.

@crIim %. glou. ,,m 9crli.
ncr n2ofat auBciqcr" miro cine ge.
idreibuua oes aaiiers bon Sben
6eoiu peroficutlidt. in ucldcr Der
5oridcr iagt oaB or ocu aaiier in
Der IeBtcu Bet pcridicoentIid trai.
oaB ocrieIbe it'd abiolllt nidlt Der.
du0ert bat, peoer in elmer Gridet.
mrng nod int MSeicu, troubcm or
Iog m6 Rnht nrbeitet. Seoe Gin.
5elbeit mub ibm beridtet mer0cn.
mo man nruB iid] tmlu6eru. pie
er allie 0ieie AuireRauHgeu ertrugt
Gie gntnort 0arnui Diir0e laiitcn:
0aB or Gin reiucs @eiDiiicn bat uno
iih pom Der SduIo irci iii6lt, 0en
arieq perituloet 81 habcu. Sic
oeutide Sate", i1drt NeOiu fort.
fam iif feinen 6ciiercn &crtrctcr
niinifen ais oeu aaiicr, mo cs
iheiut fat, ais OBJ or fiir oicie Sri.
ifs aeboren 1T. 4ie er alles In
ieiner 9iadt iteheltoe that. Inn ben
6ric6en 8t bemabreu fiiblt cr iest
Die GermtnortIma oil iid,, iiir
Icutdlauos @cidlid gu iorgcrt mo
mei5t inn ale icine @eoanten lm0
8baten. i"
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g. s. Burn, oeutIher 5pti.
fer. ausen unterlud)t fir Bril-.
len. ABS granoeis gebauOe
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Ser Central. SerbanO BON SM1ba,
SitOsS maba nnO MmgegettO:

g. ~ ema 2 gBr8mTbnf Mug a. spdt 6nan5SdrddT
S6u6. Sm6Ot Sdatmdhu.
Die uGm geamtu ne@ barber wndn nb bahr SUge harn 6e i@r Sent far ""
hmmnna pfefn wrS
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Angrif AMI @HglanO
In @Orbereitung?
GoriIeum1 bon erile -

.aiftc zinc rcac 1bdtiaicit &mter
ben oaiiidlcu gnien tpcrocn Snbl,
rrihc Gruppen 5uinmmrnge5ogcn
m0 SablreIhcs Beidtib mirb ouiae
iabrcn: es beibt 0aB ie nah Der
aiiite beior0crt mcr0rn iOllen. 8lui.
ihen auode mO Qirltpori III idppe
res @eidab III Boiitou qcbradjt
.bosielbe miro aeaen bic ariea6ihifie
Der alitrteu pertuenoet meroeL mel
dc iuieOcr sic oeiliihen Siellunaeu
.beIhieBen. gpern miro geaennnrtia
mieoer beidoheH. los 3otbalgs uno
M~arttbous inl0 5eritort.
&n benz graonnen0iitritt iin0 bic
Tcutihen NIT Der aonitutticn uclicr
5dubeugr6ben beidoitiat; iie itel.
len oieielben inter Dem Jeuer mie.
rer aauoneu Der.
Qorie, %. giob. Die drdn.
3oieu iagen, Dab Die aon5e n6rolihe
AnmpfIinie Der g0erbhn0eten mir.
aenos 5nriidgeordngt moroen iei mO
ibrcr eriDartlmg nod aud ferucr
ieitbdltGn meroe Is miro bin5u.
aetigt oie @erhaltniiie an Der ailite
iiOmdrts bis nod gpem gliheu Jet
ihou itdrf elmer 8interbeloaerimG
tnO 6elooprrotioneu ieien mcgeu oes
d1tBerit foIteu 8ettcrs mmoglih;
aud bnbe lid itelcupeiie IN Dem
ubcrilutbetcn 9iitrtft Gis gebil6et.
3od ncroc man n%5tbigcniaas oprd
aonoucu 0os 3ufrieren oieier &c
mailer, Dos MIR ocm 5eiuo 5lgiite
mur0e, bcrbiH0ern.
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WHERE AMAIGAMATION Is IMPOSSIBLE.


bent
fer the former Bot these voters never " moment renq'hd their fs'h
Republican
eped under the wise direction Of the apostles OF American policies
ishosued
to unite with the Republican
remain n 10 IN. s.ouele., oaov add -. ,-,,o,,,or
snd American
opposition the
power minority Of
State. 49, ~ ~
party open citizen. who desire to
Wilson In
Democracy no,
isnies suklns
my we'll fixed conditions
that
zion with bring
with them the destructive contamination Of
decisions The Republican
character and live to tell the another
" oes IN 1917 one prominent Republican Of this Congressional
had
e'Sons 'nose reservations were with
OF the attitude
was epusnSn 70 n'm u Is SO to as eminent degree
American spirit which
known as the American Republic
20
allied with the country They only ruin be
beers OF that party who win prefer 70 ,no ,n ' ?, S mem
appeal
anchorage established by III. father. o. ~, s.ns 90 ley
Question
publican
obligations stigma tina, will eventually r.. ~,
ra'e' who
Ism go their way The Republican walk the oath.
o' national rehtude and honor
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PAinstAkinR Official.

ny the Time this article - in print II
VII Dc settled that Howard Suth.riand-
sohsr cssfnau-at- large. and samuel Rr.s-
I,aI AVIS. representative from the Third
sitton. wy
ms II not unexpected Both these
men hHNc made an -uNiable reputation
point they have been Interested ana ~ .
tehuNe pom no important proposition
penang, have they Jailed TO spesk In
~ house ana register their views IN
the Record To the demands 81 nj
oons utucnts they have been attentive
ana industrious. whether Democrat pro-
sItss4Ns' Republican or what-not A
,,tteI that mas come from their district
has received immediate attention ana
me business brought 10 their notice has
Dteh iou"w out 10 completion No
men VINO have represented West Viz
elhla IN many years. have been more
their work a."
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK CO.

as Il frequently happens in such cases.
that the men who would profit by
such conditions were defeated While
the defeated candidates were not men
who believed in such tactics and were
generally regarded as good. clean men,
they seemed 10 be unable to control
their own Jealous supporters who be-
lteved in winning at al hazards.
From the turmoil and strife emerge
new leaders, ana the democratic don
Key has a new rider in Wetzel Il
looked strange 20 see men like Rob
inson. Yeater. Snodgrass, McCluskey,
chapman. Higginbotham. Rose and a
host Of others whose word has here
tOfOre been gospel In WetZel go down
10 defeat At the hands OF a little
band like Cofiield. Moore. Francis and
kteter. led by Morgan, who remained
as cool and undisturbed throughout
the dav as II he were attending a
Sunday school picnic.
Different Complexion.
The fight for the post office and
many other Offices now looks different
New faces Will be seen in many places
and the old Guard will soon know
the difference between being ION the
inside looking out. and the outside
looking in
There is much talk Of now the line
up VIII be m two years. The new
element having control OF practically
an Of the county Offices will be able
20 so thoroughly entrenCh themselves
that any attempt OF the "Old Guard"
20 Gust them will be futile.
II j. understood that Cofield will
De satisfied with another term as prose
cutting attorney. and believes he can
put 10 over the present incumbent and
Uncle Bud. too
Moore expects TO be postmaster
and Franci~ thinks the sherif's OF.
fee would suit him Leap will be sat
ished TO name the assistant circuit
clerk
Hon. Hep Hall felt somewhat hunt
lated over the small vote he received
There was no opposition. and ne. as
well as Mr.. Mckimmic. should have
received the iull vote. but the five
hundred republicans who voted In the
primary. and the democrats who cared
for neither hall nor McKimmie.
would not vote for them. hence each
received few more than one-half
OF the vote cast II remains 10 be
seen that n frstclass opposition had
been bod The field that both would have
been defeated but they were both
given a reminder that the pitcher
may be broken In attempting 10 20
~ the well too often ~ some things
are not patched ~ greater humiIia.
ton viii follow. "NoNng Dem0cracy"
of Wetzcl Is not 70 be fooled with
Observer.
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OBJECTIONABLE TREATIES.

The Nicaraguan and Colombian
treaties. startling examples OF the lack
OF diplomatic profundity OF the present
State Department. are now undergoing
sharp scrutiny by the Senate commit
tee on foreign relations. The Nicara-
guam treaty Is not an acceptable con
Venuon, because IL commits us TO a
sort Of regulation OF the internal AZ.
fairs OF that country and a practical
protectorate In exchange for some ca
nal rights and other privileges on the
payment OF $4,000. 600. The Colon.
bian treaty. however. will be the more
Objectionable. II confesses 10 an IN.
lwful activity on our part in the estab.
hshment Of the Republic OF Panama:
expresses the contriteness OF the
United States and provides for the
payment TO the United States OF Co.
lombia a sum OF 5000. 900. Besides
these things It grants extraordinary
privileges 10 Colombia in the use Of
the Panama Canal In the apologv u
tenders 20 Colombia 20 aims 10 discred.
II tho administration Of President
Roosevelt which gives a nasty polii.
zeal turn outside OF the humiliation Il
forces on this country. That secreta.
~ Bryan is anxious 10 obtain tho con.
firmation Of these treaties by the Sen.
ate shows his eagerness 10 add 10 his
peace record in pursuit OF the Nobel
prize. which carries a honorarium Of
$4,000 in cold cash.
u b. not likely that the Senate will
stand for these treaties. moro espacisl.
" tho Colombian agreement D,ro.
crats az well as Republicans are op.
posing b. Hann.s Taylor. one OF urv.
ans warm political friends. is tho sf.
torney Tor Colombia. and tho surr.sg
Of the treaty negotiations means "a
large frc fo him. some est.maffrv ffas
high OIL 100000 Hu, what -artras
most o. tho abirrt auoIore 30 fo-,.s
upon The United satos The ,-fu.
cisms ou tho treaty have bsrom, OBJ,
keen that 10 feel likely the f1-r.e1 -sf.
lions commffse viii wash .fs hand. ,,
The whole affair and Dot tho sera,.
itself tackle Pho proposition rffs
gives color 20 tho report tha, .r sn On
dea'or TO strengthen the Wilson al
minisfraton before the country b. ID.
proposed 20 withdraw tho treaty from
10 senate committee which FL. now
studying f appoint o. special commit.
tee of Senators to inquire into q4- -,
Iai'ons with colombia from ha begin
ninE ard summon on ex.rrea.denf o,
me United States 10 submit hImseff
70 a croTF-eNamirau0r conducted BY
ne political opponents and their pad
Attorney
This Of course. rsff to former
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STEEL STAG FERTILIZER

In the economy OF nature there Is
no waste, and the problem OF approach
ing nature has been the anxiety OF
great industrial concerns for some
years past Some Of them have solved
II, and now comes the experiment Of
the Tennessee Coal. Iron & Railroad
Company. which Is about to establish
basic Stag fertilizer AZ Ensley. Ala.
bana. at cost Of $500. 600. This f.
not altogether a new idea, but the
present enterprise may he OF interest
to the iron and steel manufacturers
OF this section, and suggest a method
OF using the same character OF nv.
product 10 produce a profit. The Ems.
ley product promises 20 be a great
boon 10 the Southern agriculturists.
and is described as follows.
The basic Stag fertilizer will contain,
HnrIi J per cent ~ soluble rHosphoric
sil Ih. slaE viii also contain about
p Igr cent N lime in ground carbonate
.t June i.NoNpuoric acid be- "a plant
t.'A. lline iF not Lime ls useful fur
NE purpose ~ ncutralIzinE acid eoIfs
fn this climate most sole gti-f i.
N'f contain carbonate o. lime become
-..i n I'I frequent CIVILIZATIONS and
ground carbonate ~ lime ie rs.arrr-sr
"H 1s tn addition 90 such soils The
L'. tIHr FERTILIZER. iu addition fu car.
p. ms p. per cent available rhaapfrrfa
t..'. HI-' carrie. nearly s" much lime
t. carbonate ~ lime contains
f'l'I imentH covering period o. over
..r plant and have resulted BOZ rr8-
.I'f Don the open hearth alag OF
.'..'r .HnHfr Tor frrfIiirIng rIrrnraa
''"r Chat which Del made In fHa ssr-
.t' ra.e mrr plerts Tho t1eIe-
H.'r s.tE PRODUCED iu The German
n.I|. Hsa been ur the market for a
'lf "i y.are. and furnishes tho
..rrUurr purpose. ior the German em-
gsre been Imported into The ri'si
Nor ls this ail they have been doing
.n the southern iron and steel de.
'riot Tho Manufacturer Record
cites that several years ago the Tcnnos.
see company built 90 a cost o. about
2 ''n.n'u a by product coke plant. and
The woodward iron Company. Of Biz
u'rFham. also built plant Of the
same character These By product
plants are saving aU OF the hitherto
wasted materials AZ tho plant adioin.
'nF Fairfield. built by tho Tennessee
company. aIl OF tho Gas Is saved and
luHz'd in tho industrial interests
there. Tho tar is saved. and thia hsa