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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25
C0L0N|Z|NG MEN
IN CALIFORNIA.
LURING WORkMEN TO STATE
WITH PROMISE OF WORK..
When they arrive they find state is
over ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS labor
in arms against FLOODING.

How many workingmen in Duluth
have thought of giving up their happy
homes, with the idea Of settling in
California? Before you are lured away
by the promising literature of the
California Promotion Committee read
the following forcible expression Of
facts from organized labor in Califor-
MIA:
1t has been evident for some time
past that certain employers who hire
III the aggregate many thousands Of
Workmen have been conducting a
systematic campaign having for it's
purpose the overcrowding of the labor
market in this state. BY ACCOMPLISH
ing this it is hoped to create conditions
whereby the power of trade unions to
secure for their members increased
wages and shorter hours will be seri-
ously impaired. The men who are en-
gagged in this despicabl work through
~ relaize that the success of their
scheme would be detrimental to the
general welfare and prosperity of the
working classes, and ultimately invite
such disturbances by spreading broad
cast false reports of the condition of
the labor market here, thereby induc-
ing thousands Of workmen of limited
means to come here under the impress
sion that remunerative employment
amaits them and is to be had at once.
These inordinately selfish men have
found effective allies in the transcon-
tinental railways, whose managers are
making specially low rates for parties
Of "colonists' and ''homeseekers'
bound for this state, and the incom-
ing tide of workmen is increasing dali
1y IN consequence. The central labor
organizations Of. the State have taken
cognizance: of these conditions, and
have issued circulars showing the real
state Of affairs here, thereby endeavor-=
ing to minimize. the evil certain to re-
suit from large. influx Of men seek
ing enplo yment il. the various crafts.
The Ia orsG ounc IL 81 this Hcity has APP
proved olloWing eircula Whichi
forward centra boz Or
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

Some men are born rich, some
achieve riches and some have riches
thrust upon them. We belong to
neither class, but we frankly confess
that we would very much like to. Only
those of the second class deserve Gre
dit, and then not unless they have
achieved" by honest effort; but any
one of either class can win the love or
respect Of his fellow men not by found
ing libraries or endowing universities
for -glorification, but by acts that
lead to justice
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25
BANKRUPT COMPANY CLAIMS
TWO u. S. WAR VESSEL s

RICHMOND, Va, April 22.-Repre-
sentatives of the Trigg Ship Building
company, which is the subject of a pe-
tition of involuntary bankruptcy,
claim that the cruiser Galveston and
the gunboat Mohawk, now partially
completed on the ways, are assets of
the company while representatives of
the government contend that they be-
long to the United States. 1t is cx-
pected the issue will lie fought out in
the courts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

microscope when they look South"
This vigorous expression may be
very appropriately used in regard to
the supercilious way in which many
writer's and speakers treat the trade
union movement. There are judges,
too, who always put ON a micro
scope" when they look at organized
labor.
The great body of 100000 organ
lied wage-workers dwindles under
their eyes to a small handful Of dis
contented "agitators." The national
and often statesmanlike aims of union
ism shrivel in their imagination to
the desire of few walking delegates''
to show their power.
If foolish scientist tried to exam
inc Pixies Peak with microscope, he
would get a very much mistaken idea:
He might find out all about three or
four square feet Of it, but he would
know nothing of it at all as noun
tain.
In the same absurd manner man
will base his opinion upon some trivial
experience, without having any knowl-
edge of the history of the trade union
movement, of it's International charac-
ter, or it's influence upon modern civil
ization.
II these critics with the microscope
could live for a while in the middle
Of China, or some other country where
labor is no more than unorganized
brute force, they might then for the
first time appreciate the organizations
that have done the most to educate
and elevate the average man, to dis
tribute property among the great body
of workers, and to produce the most
self-respecting, inventive and industri-
Gus employees in the world.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

President Parry is fast developing
most chronic case of lunacy. His
attack on Senator Hanna, biting, in
sulting and entirely uncalled for, will
not raise Mr.. Parry in the opinions
of the people. Give that calf rope
enough, and he will hang himself In
deed it now appears that he is dying
from strangulation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

Bryan either wants to rid Cleveland
Of the Democratic party, or he wants
Cleveland to rid him out. Bryan
should be commended for his course.
Bryan never betrayed Democracy.
Cleveland put it in such a mire that
it will take many years to put it in
shape again.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

cause in the West we warn all Deople
that there are now on the Pacific
Coast far more Worlxmen than can pos
slbly find employment, and we request
all labor organizations and all news
papers to, assist in making known the
truth in these regards.
San Francisco Labor Council,
G. B. Benham, President
T. E. Zant, Secretary.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

Cardinal Gibbons is not Impressed
with the ostentatious gifts Of Andrew
Carnegie, with which, in a. recent ser.
mon, he compared the widows mite"
saying, ut is the disposition of the
glver. rather than the value of the
gift, that constitutes it's merit
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

Corporations are doing business for
the largest profits they can. Is labor
to blame for asking the highest price
1T can get for the only articles it has
to sell?
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25
GEN. WooDsoN IMPROVING.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, April g.
'Brigadier General Albert E. Woodson.
who was stricken with paralysis YES
terday, continues to improve and his
physicians now believe that he. will at
least partly recover. Tonight he is
resting easily ] il " =*.s=s*:.- ne,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

Garlic WITH THE MICROSCOPE.
!. Whatever Senator Humans language
may not be, says =Boyce's Weekly, 1t
is invariably picturesque. In a. recent
&. .forcible defense Of so,lth Carroll ma from from
the ack sis of sseYera NortheT sena.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-04-25

5@5s. y o. SERIOUS pAMAG Ep; 1=5
'ssSQltJTIIIADIPTOA, pril The
Sham g y Twas survey inSdrydock
atodaY. found az she had sl ia.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
Continued.
H. =. LApI

Continued. |
II. f. LADD
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Rental Loans
Fine corner for family hotel. for first class
aRamoa Fas M s on
walking distance from business. See me for I
House en Girard av, N. near. Both av., seven
! rooms, all modern; barn; will throw In gas I
range, hose. lawn mower, for 50. 400, II taken
On Lyndale av. neara 25th EST, s rooms, /
t sH'1f modern, hardwood apsi and aoors,
plate glass, $500 This Il s snap. -
T. You want }bs place for In
25th. j. 1t, Is thoroughly modern,' mahogany
finish, With latest equipments.
!. We have d small, home In north Minneapolis
ssy y SSd in hne condition. The price only
Z Care and management Of property, given
h special: attention 80 as to help the owner to
4 the best income.
ss99.s-AooM HOUSE, FURNAcE, !: BATH,,
leased for rent $50 per
cover all expense, for the year; must be:seld 4
Iss ws s. Loa Rarsy rr @eE'H Bqg away
s65o-No. 5000 sNELLiNG Av.E a NEW
shouse and cheap. Lot sOx15o.: Only one
block to Minnehaha car, line; pc: Bell In
sgSesLMeHC 10, Ill 4ln- 81 = = u
HOUSES FOR SALE.
UNITED STATES. :INsTALLMENT REALTY
c f2n11sFS II.
$1,000 buys two yer very comfortable I,. little 9
They have water, sewer, stone sidewalks, ETC. +
month s.N without interest; Bear. ii mind that
expendl for rent will pay for, the rest;
$500 is. the price Of q new, completely
Wood aush and hardwood foors the si sd
built in the; dining.room. The best open;work
and house IS nicely decorated. To see this
home will make You homesick to possess 1T
d fao BLOCKS 9s tse Ns sar
i We can put you in possession: of this home
upon very easy terms Of payment. Call and
6o st
we can give 1 YOU one me- Near Emerson av. n.
49, W o. F. sH gERW ;.
i Manager Real Estate Department.
81, e6o-7.RooM HOUSE 2732 GRAND Az.
eSe sf Stasera Tate5 so1s s A
{. I. SUTHERLAND,
REAL ESTATE. LoA a., RENTALS 1NsURs-
SURE BARGAINS. -. :,
nopss inc east 6eee
water heat. This can be sold cheap,
Park av, 34th st; eight-room, new,
modern residences; full basement, laundry; 49,
foot lot; bargain, So, 800; easy terms If desired,
or exchange for good Minnetonka acres.
Oakland av, near Bath ST; nineroom house.
city water both floors; gas in street; pays II
per cent on equity. Snap, $3.50.
Clinton az, near s2d St.. good house; new
and stone walk. Bargain. $2,400. s.
Harriet az, near goth st; modern house and
barn; 5S-foot lot, This is cheap at $50
! Call.
Hennepin az, near Lake st; E 'front.' 1o-roon
+ house, only $2,650. =; IS;
| :. VACANT = -
Chicago av, near 32d; sewer and stone wall
f paid for. Snap, $525:
:: Oakland ay, near SAITH; east front; 49-foo
:: lot. but cheap 1885. SeeNIne quick.
Good lots and houses cheap. in South Mime
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REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE, QUARTER SECTION, NORTH
Dakota land, for automobile or part payment
on house 1851, Journal.
WILL EXCHANGE HALF SECTION OF GOOD
land in Sphinx county, South Dakota, for well
improved home near the twin cities Of not over
20 acres; give complete description and price
in first letter. Address Boz 3, Redfeld, S. n.
TO EXCHANGE FOR DRUG STOCKS IN MIN
nesota or st. Paul, good brick store building in
city Of 5000 population, paying good interest
on investment. Box GIL, Eagle Grove. Iowa.
BLOCK IS, SPRING PARK, SOUTH ST. PAUL;
want house and lot in Minneapolis or St. Paul;
pay cash difference If any; give description IN
first letter. 1919. Journal.
CLEAR BLOCK FLATS, ACRES, FARMS, MER.
chandise, cattle, ETC.. to exchange; match any
deal. Hobart Land Co., Phoenix bldg.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-THE BEST HOME THAT $4,000 OR
$1,000 VIII buy for cash. Must be located in
SunnEslde or Lowry Hill. No agents. Give
WANTED-3,oOO TO 5000 ACRES CHOICE CA.
madam farming land in body, near railway
preferably eastern Assnahoia Seloyer Bates
e Co., West Hotel building, Minneapolis
wANTED-MoDERNH HOUSES FROM So, 900 70
$4,000; we have a dozen or more customers
waiting with cash; if you want to sell call at
once. Langley Bros, 800 Kasota block.
WANTED-L1sTINGS OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts of the city. especially eighth
ward and Sunnyside. Have many applica-
t1ons. If you want to SELL see me. Walter
L. Badger. 800 Oneida block.
wANTED-HENNEPIN COUNTY ACRES, ALSO
city lots houses, blocks sell any good
bargain. Hobart Phoenix building.
U. S. INsTALLMENT REALTY CO.
s sTo good lots and three-room house, worth
best house $4,000 will buy on laurel, Haw
Lake additions; sure sale for bargain. 0.
F. Sherwood. manager real estate depar tnent,
300 kasota building.
wANTED-LIsTINGs OF BOTH Low PRICED
and good modern houses, of cheap lots and of
small pieces of acre property in or the
city; also houses for rent. We are having
daily calls. Marsh & BARTLETT, 324 Hennepn
av. ......
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MINNET0NKA PROPERTY

FOR RENT-ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOME
at Excelsior; high ground, cool and shady;
meals next door; very reasonable. J. F. Zonne,
All LIST av s.
with fine view of Lake Minnetonka and near
station. and school, $1,000. Address. 7717,
Journal.
FOR SALE-HOUSEt AND Is ACRES, UNDER
cultivation, south shore Lake Minnetonka; best
Of location. Address w. H. Morris. box 202,
Excelsior. MINI.
LOOK! $465.00 BUYS THE FINEST LAKE
Shore lot in Meadville Park, Minpetonka, near
Excelsior. Inquire at 1909 Stevens av.--Fisk.
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HOUSE ON NICoLLET, INSIDE 18th ST, ALL
modern. II rooms, steam heat. II. E. Ladd,
Andrus building.
HOUSE ON HENNEPIN, NEAR 25th, NINE
rooms, all modern, $50 per month. H. e. Ladd,
Andrus building. B.. ..sa- .--.s.. X
S25-2T2s CoLFAX AV S, 8 ROOMS, ALL MOD
ern, excellent conditicn good barn; south and
east front. City Realty Co., 2O5 Boston blk.
100000 I'd Av 8, A FINE EAST FRONT
house of II rooms newly rehnished and pa
pered throughout also hardwood floors, open
plumbing and steam heating plant; all new; all
modern conveniences: good barn. City Realty
Co., POS Boston block
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: BOARD AND ROOM

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ALSO TABLE
board. Reasonable rates. 1sh 9Th st N.
ROOM AND BoARD-LARGE,: PLEASANT
: room in modern house; porch, lawn and shade
trees; frst-class in every respect: q SO 11th
a. st s, j. :
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND FINE PAIR OF READING GLASSES,
nickel bows, at Hirschys,, for 35c. 420 Mic.
LosT-oN 18TH ST, BETWEEN 1sT Az car
line and Stevens av, a wrist bag containing
considerable money. Return to 116 18th st
for reward.
LosT-THURsDAY AFTERNOON, ON BoULE-
ward between Lake Harriet and Minnehaha. q
steel bead bag, Return for reward to COS
Globe building.
LosT-A LADY's OPEN FACE GOLD WATCH,
Manila money fob attached; Thursday after
noon. Return to 252 7th av for reward.
LosT-BAY MARE, 8 YEARS OLD, WHITE
A and quarter circle. Return to 1905 18th
Sc.
LosT-sMALL DIAMOND RING WITH FIVE
diamonds. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to owner 127 Highland av.
losT-sATURDAY MORNING, ABOUT
o'clock. either on LIST av and d, 2oth av
Sd N and Creamery Package Supply Co.'s
lady's chatelaine bag containing lady's purse
and a market mans money bag, containing
bills; $40 reward for return Of same to address
written within purse.
LosT-oN REDWOOD CAR, FRIDAY ABOUT
p. M, a roll Of tucked muslin collars, one
white tie with black embroidery, one pair black
and white silk gloves. Finder will receive
reward at Journal for their return.
LosT-DRAB COLOR BUGGY CARPET, SAT
Bank Minneapolis, Nicollet av, Sd st.
LosT-NEw ANDRAE BICYCLE, NO. COILS,
black spring frame, diamond roller chain; $40
reward for return; questions. SOB Oneida
building.
LosT-BETWEEN 22d ST AND BLAISDELL
and 18th st and Vine place. dark blue mohair
turn to main cashiers desk, Plymouth Clothing
House. for reward.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods; expert packing for storage
or shipment Collective cars of household
goods made up for the coast: frequent ship
ments and big saving in freight. 10 Sd st.
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
phones. 1892. Res. phone: 4. G. 1924.
FIREPRooF STORAGE WAREHoUsE-CLEAN
& separate rooms. 100-12 LIST av y. Phones.
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S72O TAKES $40. ACRES GOOD LAND IN SEC
fiona 8. and 80, township So, range. 10. Pine
county. MIMI; only 10 miles to Fine City on
county road N.-D. Washburn, 1Jr., 3o2 Guar
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Unimproved,.

UulmpTOVeQ.
SEND FOR MY CATALOGUE OF VACANT
lots Remember, this office handles more
edmund G. Walton, 800 Hennepin av. $500
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
property: tract OF land in the city Of Mime.
ssp0lis, in the state of Minnesota, described as
and being in the county Of Hennepin and state
Of Minnesota, described as follows, to-wit:
point in i e 2 in L.
point is seventeen hundred ninety-two 4-1OO
feet west and 3S feet north of the southeast
ten (21o) feet, thence west and parallel with
the south line Of said lot two (2) one hundred
q goEtn thence af h south H. feet
SAID lot 2 thence e east to- the point Of com,
ag 6e BY Sd erder Ct the 70
and and delivered to Joseph J. Sleeper on or before
Sds dsq Is with Sdf !. per These
the balance to be paid in three and six months.
a Any or all + bids may be rejected by the re:
right to collect and retain all rents and other
moneys due and payable up to the day Of the
s gn5 to sua
policies in force at the date Of sale, or to be
entitled to proportionate amount Of rebate for
cred to purchaser. Purchaser takes property
subject to the general taxes for the year 1903
ments if any joseph j. siee rer. Re esfysr
soss1o Proyident building, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR sALE-1s2: FEET ON WASHINGTON,
9th az s MwauSee R. tracks IN
in city Thee. Basting. II Washington av N.
LOTS NEAR LAKE CALHOUN AND. HARRIET.
close to car line, with fine shade trees, city
d Ess pa s Phoe Sly HeD
ing.
sl75 BACH, LOTS ON GIRARD Az N BE.
$175 EACH: lots Penn av, between 9th and
$175 to $3.50, choice lots in Oak Park =.
+ G. G. Lester. Century Building
LOTS IN CALHOUN PARK At PRICES FROM
es eaeh d g ste etass Soc ey got fG
s175 EAoH-FoREsT HEIGHTS ADDITION,
two fine lots, city water, fine shade trees, ia,
chg park each = lot 4ix d na5s your best
and two on Grand near 25th ST.. Stone walks,
sewer ana city water Make of offer Must sell
property pr Ss Laaderdale & Co. Temple Court ss
s7th SITS. Lot 42x11e; lies 8 feet above grade:
aeSa ss Hsat a FRONT lot between 2sh and
$525Lsheridan av. S., corner 2fst st. in
Kenwood:, eos foot front; city water. stone
IS e5o-Hqnboldt az. $, betmeen s1st: and
fIna{ 4 9tMeen 18th tsr and sst
- D.. 6. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
Ill s. 4th st.
- : s; INs s75 q BEATTY g;
yous one Of those beautiful ssIn laying lots near
na a. nonra nf 4hese and hepora so, ,maw
| it you will have a: home site ready for i'm.
| proyement.
near Nicollet avtand 36th, above grade, side
| Mpr. Real Estate DEBT. 900 Kasota HIDE. H.
49, : =,
LARGE COhNEh, ALDhlCH AND IAkE-2
lots, elegane TOT nats, business or residence.
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RENTAL LIST OF
DAVID P. JONES 6 co.,
ONEIDA BUILDING.

r.. HOUSES FOR RENT.
S6O.OO-626 9th st S, 12-room thoroughly modern
house .r.
s4o.oo-S3l5 Chicago av, Broom thoroughly mod
s35.Oo-42s Forest av, 12-room modern frame
dwelling
ss2.5o-12l9 knox av n: 1o-room all modern
house, and good barn.
s35.O0-375 + Grant st, Groom modern house.
S3O00--:37 Grant st, S-roOm frame house.
modern except heat.
S3000-302D I.yndale aY S, S-room modern house
and barn. .,-
ROOMS FOR RENT.
$170o-211o sth av S, second floor. rooms.
$l650-241 Cedar ay. second floor, 7 rooms.
s14ooM Naasa. 10th av s, first floor rooms and
barn.
s12oo-6l1 sth av N. second floor, rooms, city
= water and sewer. -. -- rs
s9.oo-2oOc L franklin av. first floor. rooms,
city water.
$s.5o-622 14th av S. second floor, rooms, city
Ss.5o-1$22 7th st $, second floor, rooms, city
Ss.5O--624 14th av S, second floor. 5 rooms. city
Ss.Oo--2lOS 4th av N. second floor, 4 rooms, city
FLATS FOR RENT.
s35.oo.325 18th st, first floor. Groom modern
fat.
$50 500 10Th ST. first floor; Groom modern
fiat.
S0.Oo-325 E 10Th st, first floor, Groom modern
s2o.oo-a25 10th st, third floor, rooms, mod
S15,5o-10s W 14th ST. first floor, rooms. mod
ern except heat.
s1S.5O-112 W 14th st, second floor, rooms,
S13.50-104 w 14th st, second floor, rooms,
modern except heat.
STORES FOR RENT.
sos University av Sc, good location for butcher
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Farm Lands

CAMDEN PLACE AND LAKE HARRIET ACRES.
1 have some one. to f1ye-acre tracts on River
road, just north of the street car line, river
view, fine trees
Also, 2a, Z, 1919 or 20-acre pieces. just our
side of the city limits, southwest Of Lake Har-
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-13
Insane Doctor Was Wanted

A doctor at Hiattville, Kan, was
adjudged insane by the probate court.
There was no room for him at either
of the state asylums, so he was taken
to the county Jail in Fort Scott. A
few days ago delegation from Hiatt
willie appeared before the probate
Judge and asked that the doctor be
sent home pending his admission to
the asylum We have an unusual
amount of sickness in our vicinity, 4
said the spokesman we have great
confidence in our old doctor and we
want him to come back and treat our
sick" The request was granted and
the old doctor returned to Hiatville
and resumed his practice. 2
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-13
A Colorado Goose Story

The telegraph columns of the Chi
cago Inter Ocean are responsible for
one of the most interesting stories
that Shave come out of the West.
John Gridley is ranchman at Grid
ley, Col His principal product is
hogs, but he has several hundred
acres in wheat His wheat has suf-
fered greatly from wild geese. and
neither scarecrow nor shotguns help
ed him out. So he stuck lot of
stakes in his fields and on each stake
he fastened fish line and fish hook,
the latter baited with a pancake. The
first morning he had twenty.seven
geese. That afternoon he got four
teen and the next day he got sixty
two. He fed the geese to his hogs,
which seemed to like the unusual
food-New York Commercial -Adver-
tiser.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-13
He Feasted Too Much.

Mayor Low of New York is suffer
ing from a surplus of banquets. His
digestion has gone on strike against
the rich and highly spiced foods served
at elaborate functions and Mr. Low is
now dieting strictly. He had arranged
to attend a dinner given by tho
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick, but sent
a letter of regret, in which he says: Il
have been indulging in SO many miles
of dinners during the last few months
that l have had to cancel ali of my
outstanding dinner engagements for
this month. Even St. Patrick, fear.
could not hold me harmless if were
to violate the dictates of prudence in
this regard
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"Faithfur Service Rewarded.

The late Judge smyth, so much bet
ter known as the Recorder, used to
have a Renaissance of another law
yer who now enjoys much distinction
at the bar and for time rejoiced in
judicial honors, but who was at the
time the managing clerk of a law Of
flee on the same corridor with that Of
the future recorder.
81 met him in the han one day, :
said the old judge, "and he was evil
IDENTIFY very much agitated. inquired
the nature of his trouble. Almost
weeping, he answered: I have been
discharged, discharged without word
of explanation, after five years OF
faithful service. 1t is very hard And
then he quite gave way. and added. in
sears: And you know, Mr.. Smyth,
you know what afidavits have made
Cor that man.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-13
PITY for Western Nations.

The Chinese enjoy the greatest
liberty. The laws of the western ma
tions are too numerous and too
severe. Instances of their bondage
may be given. All the children in the
country are bound to attend school at
certain age. When an author
wants to print a book he has to ask
for a copyright. Before man can
start a newspaper he must apply for
q certificate from his government
sanctioning him to do so. There are
fixed regulations governing all COM
panies and firms. All marriages
must be reported to certain depart
ment for registration. Thus there is
no liberty between husband and wife.
Picking Sin Pao.