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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

banks in the names Of the directors
Board Of dlrectors-F,iye of the Oldest mem
befs. including the original founders witt
committee.
Head offces-Rue de la Chef Paris
Branch ofhces-Lyons, Rouen Bardeaux Ca
lais- Abbevihe, etc. etc.
Vienna
Correspondence code-The word "Portu-
gaise, the letters indicated by the numbers
Memberehip-Linited to forty working mem
oers directors included) with power TO hIl by
paliot any vacancy caused by death etc
Stah-Agents and spies appointed by the
DIRECTORS IN such centers OF population as tn.
ooaro considers OF value for the purpose OF
is unlfrnttsd - - o~SN
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
CONNECTICUT POLITICIAN
SUED FOR A LARGE SUM
Aunt of Judge Bronson Demands
Damages of More Than a
Million Dollars.

NEW HAVEN, April 5.-Judge S.
l.. Bronson of this city, candidate for
Governor on the Democratic ticket in
the State election of 1900, is made de-
fendant in a suit of $1,200,000 dam
ages brought by Miss Susan Bronson
of Waterbury. an aunt of the defen-
dant, who alleges that, as -her@arent
and attorney for ten years, the de-
fendant failed to make an accounting
of the affairs of her estate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

DENVER Colo. April 5.-Under constitu-
tional amendment adopted at the election of
November 8 last consolidation of the Colorado
Court OF Appeals with the State Supreme Court
took place to- day. The event was celebrated
with simple ceremonies in the presence of a
large assembage of lawyers.
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NEW YORK. April 5.-The steamer Mont
real OF the French line arrived to- day after
an eventful passage from Havre Severe
weather which the steamer experienced almost
from the first delayed her SC mucii- that her
stock of provisions severely taxed and it
became necessary for her TO transship 600 of
her steerase passengers when she arrived at
Fayal, Azores.
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HAa0n HOT SPRINGS. sONoMA
~ AfTfT.A COUNTY; only Ala hours
OstSbOOO from San Francisco and
but 3 miles staging
waters noted for medicinal virtues; best natural
hot mineral water bath in State; boating anu
swimming in Warm Spring Creek: good trout
streams; telephone telegraph daily man, ex-
press and San. Francisco morning and evening
papers: FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE: both morning and afternoon stages
round trip from San Francisco only SIS so. Take
Tiburon ferry daily at Z 80 a 23O D. m
Rates 81 day or $12 week References. any
guest of the past nine years. Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented Information at Tourist In
formation Bureau IL Montgomery st.. Bryan's
Bureau, 80 Montgomery ST.. Of j. +. Null
GREW. Skaggs. Cal
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GETTYSBURG. Pa. April 5.-Forest fires
burning over of thousands of acres
have started in the South Mountains. the line
of fire extending a distance of three miles
The destruction of valuable lumber is great.
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Special Dispatch to me Cali.

PARIS. April 5.-French criminal an
nails record no more astounding reve-
lations than those just made at the
trial Of the members of the burglars
trust at the Amiens Assize Court. The
story brought out by the testimony far
surpasses in interest the forecast of
disclosures expected when the prisoners
were first arraigned. Criminal syndi-
Gates have long been a favorite device
Of sensational detective story writers,
but the operations Of the modern Ali
Baba and his gang have again shown
that fact still outstrios fiction. So eX-
traordinary has been the interest
aroused by the trials that the court
house has presented the appearance of
a building besieged with armed gend-
armes keeping the mob atzbay.
The founder Of this most successful
association of thieves that ever existed
is known by the police as Marius Jacob.
though his full name Alexandra Ma
rius Jacob Escande. He is keen-witted,
resoUrceful, possessed of unlimited
cunning and audacity and genius for
organization. Such as he is, he can at
least boast that he is a self-made man.
He was born at Marseilles less than
thirty years ago. and beginning life as
= cabin boy circumnavigated the globe.
firing OF a seafaring life. he returned
home. was apprenticed TO printing Of
ice and became a composition. Next he
became an anarchist and turned his at
tentlOn TO the manufacture of bombs.
He found that a risky business and an
improbable one He concluded that
life would be much eas.er and pleasant
ct for him If he devoted himself to rob-
bing the rich instead of blowing them
Up.
UNIQUE PROSPECTUS.
by the thefts of others by opening
curio shop, where he sold stolen an
tiques and objects Of art. With the aid
of a confederate he effected some rich
hauls in Marseilles by passing himself
OF as police official who had TO search
ally he was arrested The evidence was
clear against him, so he made the best
Of a bad job by shamming lunacy so
successfully that he was committed to
an asylum at AK.
There he thought out the scheme
which fairly entitled him to be styled
the Napoleon Of crime. A shrewd judge
Of human nature. he confided it to
keeper, who agreed TO join him in the
enterprise and helped him to escape
Together they came to Paris. In a
couple Of years-that was in 1900-the
''Toilers Of the Night. Limited" as he
facetiously termed the organization.
was launched This is it's prospectus.
translated into English.
Bueiness-To carry on the trade profession
OF calling OF burglars. housebreakers and
thieves IN France with extension occasion
Capitsl-aIoo. 600. depoSited al The PRINCIPAL
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BxxoN xor spRrNc

BYRON HOT sPRINGs-America' >
greatest Spa Week end excursion tickets
good Friday till Tuesday. 81 so: includes rail-
road fare. days at the Byron Hot Springs
Hotel, use of mineral waters and baths Hotel
open all the year. Spend your vacation at
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ParaiSO
Springs
MONTEREY COUNTY

Hot soda and sulphur plunge and tub baths;
large swimming tank; excellent table: grand
mountain scenery; open all the year. For
further particulars address T. e ROMIE. man
aser. Paraiso Springs Cal. or Peck's Informa-
tion Bureau IL MONTGOMERY St
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BEAurrruL sRooxpArE

BEAUTIFUL BRooKDALE Santa
Cruz Mtss. hrs from s. F.. beautiful scenery
OF stream. mountain forest warm dry air 4
pure water; cottage sites with building restrio-
items No business, trades liquors. White
sulphur springs. Electric lights. sewerage:
trains daily. Hotel. 50 to $12 Near big trees
& sequoia Park booklet Fish hatchery on
ground BROOKDALE LAND CO.. Brookdale
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HOWELL MI. WooDWoRIHs

High altitude No fog. Purest spring water
Forests. Home fruits. milk. cream. etc Resi-
dence 80 years: 81 per week WOODWORTH
G. MULLER. st. Helena Cal
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Forest, Fish and Game Exhibition.
Visit the University of CALIFORNIA; an
imaI exhibit.
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Own Sumner Home IN +, mount mountains s Cam M..Ir

Pure water equable climate lots at $40 up:
cottages built by Meeker, $50 up. depot; stores:
restaurant, hotel; post; express; phone: saw
mill: 200 lots solds 400 cottages built Sau-
salito ferry N. s. r. r.. NJ C.. MEEKER
Camp Meeker. Sonoma County
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BERGSHBIM, Ssss. s.,,.,c;. Cruz

Five miles from Glenwood. 8 from Santa Cruz.
Milk cream fruit. 81 and 50 per week. cir
culars free G. F. BIEDENWEG I2I r r
D., Santa Cruz.
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Fashion STABLES

GrxRox. Cal Direct line to Gtroy Hot
springs Ffrst-ciass turnouts' stass connects
araph and phone orders promptly attended TO.
n T. MAYOCK Proprietor.
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RlHCHELLl, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS

Ideal home beautiful grounds miles from
Santa Cruz. in foothills redwood belt: will ac-
comodate few guests: sprinkled drives; trout
fishing: phone Suburban S4: gas: $S week up.
MRS. BUNTING. r. F. D. 81. Santa Cruz
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Bueiness-To carry on the trade, profession
OF calling OF burglars. housebreakers and
thieves IN France with extension as occs sion
arises 20 England. Germany and Austria
Capital- 2l0o. 600. deposlted al the principal
The wageworker., 1905-05-12
WHY ALWAYS SELECT A LAWYER.

The First congressional district called upon
Elmer Burke recently promoted from the house of
entaives The district Overwhelmingly republican
standing about much show the trad
onal SNOWFALL the which Colonel ngerso declared
hafdozen aspirans for the republican nomination have
nounced themselves willing sacrifice themselves the altar
of the public good and perhaps five hundred
willing but modest And announced candidate
lawyer.
Now why it that the people of this district
lawyer them By what right divine
lawyer claiming the privilege? Isn't about
of
who depend echnaie quarrel
between neighbos their livelihood? What
know about the wishes needs the farmers who
the mechanic who tolls merchant who
and Have had enough of
legislatures They make
easily asde and instead of nsung
injustice the whose purse permit
fight the corporations.
What this country and very badly
law and lot of justice untrammee
oism What the country and needs badly
ton of the plain peoplehe people who till the
work the FORGE bend bench
toll and sweat make the rich powerful
What is the matter with nominating intelligent farmer
mechanic for and then elecng hm Union should
think this matter The national gthor law stake
nmen by injunction obtains and be fastened
the country he right and make
stake Laws for the of human life
of vital
not send of kind
nterests Let the lawyer
business.
The wageworker., 1905-05-12
POST is POSING AGAIN.

w. Mich, manufacturer of imitation
with vlanous attack organized labor The
Wagewoker will much this Later 1T
ma have occasion
his slipping from
of fooshness whining and himself
the asylum He ercey attacks the which
fused lay down let him spit Them and having sought
he finds himself hammered
the baby and
pathy This of Posts four-columns creed
appearing last week in the daily newspapers
Post of assaults riots, murders and 1ncn-
ask Post question Does such a
treating his with such
numan cruelty her seek divorce his cruel treatment
might marry younger perchance ese and andsomer
senographer?
OF and better his
employers seeking
man. frenzy the scab and
belonging the employer OF course
wrong should be allowed But that
than the who after acquiring fortune by the aid OF
faithful wife, looks with longing younger
with mhuman
for the of
peng wife divorce and leave him free the
younger and handsomer woman?
The Wageworker quite willing to let unpeudlced public
decide between the two
AS between assaung "scab and cruelty treating be-
they compare with that of
rather incline
moral FIBRE however, would
perhaps discard the wife and take with the enographer
We willing let the records make to that
o
All the whining coming from the Office of
He that afford spend $4,000 pub
of his assaults unions but him because he
the And the indications
that the of suckers growing small circles
%
be troubled dreams of the wife he cruelty used and
then discarded.
The wageworker., 1905-05-12
The optimist.

ne OpttfnISI.
There's a mighty sight O. trouble as
tn world we're sailin' through,
But behind tn clouds O. trouble skies
are shinin' clear an blue;
An we'll all be gay an happy if our
hearts are beatin' true.
While we listen for tn music sweet
ly ringin'.
So it amt no use repinin' cause your
plans all go askew,
Better keep right on a tryin' f'r tn
best that you can do,
Never troublin' Mr.. Trouble till he
tries to trouble you,
But a song o. cheerfulness forever
singin'.
TIL man who sits mOurnin' by tn
grave O. blasted schemes
Is bound t. miss tn glory O. tn dawnin'
mornin's CLEANS;
An he hides his face an catches
none O. or Soils cheerful beams
DER with glory.
So it's better t. be smilin' than t.
weep oer shattered dreams;
Th' world is always better than you
sometimes think it seems,
An there's love an light an laughter
in tn flowers, fields an streams
When OF Nature tells in song her
sweetest story.
Th' man who gives up tryin' cause
he failed once in tn race
An sits down weak an sobbin' with
big teardrops on his face
Would be better up an doin'; better
give his spine a brace,
For race is never ended till you've
run it.
So it's better t. keep runnin' at your
very swiftest pace;
Do your level best a tryin' t. secure a
better place;
Tain't not winnin', but not tryin', that
heaps on you deep disgrace,
So keep runnin' at top speed until
you've won it.
TIL world is full O. glory If you open
up. your eyes,
TIL sun is brightly shinin' back O.
clouds that line the skies,
An TIL joys O. love an livin' back O.
trouble always lies
An you'll reach it if you'll only
keep goin'.
There's no doubt about tn winnin'
of a good an ample prize
BY tn man who's up an doin' an
with all his bein' tries
For tn joy O. simply livin' all the OF
world glorifies-
An it amt no trouble keepin'
things a gIowin'.
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

who The Wagewoker deserve the
The Wageworker
be deserving of the kind of support mpel and
o its advertisers k'f
adermanic election month We need
few them there if
their politics hangbut be
are -oed TN
will big demonstration by Allied
Printing Joseph Sunday. grand
the eghtour should be attended by unonst
who possibly get there
The Womans Union Label League of the forces
behalf of organized labor conceived Every
of the League
Get line.
employer always talking "free
independent workngman will join of
The always defend his this
fact?
The wageworker., 1905-05-12
Brain Leaks.

A man may be humble without
cringing.
The man who does his very best
has done all that God expects of
him.
Some men are wise enough to make
their ignorance appear to be mere
eccentricity.
The agnostic is generally man
who prides himself on his inability
, to believe.
If men had to harvest all the wild
oats they SOW the crop of seed would
soon disappear.
The man who is always boasting of
being self-made is poor advertiser
for his architect.
A woman thinks she has the prize
husband if he can look happy during
The wageworker., 1905-05-12
BOOSTING A CORPORATION TOOL.

The Lincoln Evening News against
the appointment OF Charley Greene the
bench created by the death
the thanks OF all minded opposition the
News republican and Charley
!can politician
1t time to quit appointing corporation bench and
high time that their solemn
against the practice Charley Greene
interest that OF the corporations He is undoubtedly
but mankind has reached the where
himself wholly from the
side of the corporations when affecting and
the people before him. The
unite in making earnest the appointment
Personally Mr. Greene genial companonabe
His ability lawyer is beyond
under which he has lived since
sson has naturally biased him
ons and with the of the railroad
mnds the laboring of the
Judges appointed for life during
heard of federal judge being Judge
wayne has been guilty of official
only the that his
strong enough his
decency and justice let have
pointed to the federal bench. =
Did the horde of hired thugs headed
contribute towards building and INDECENT
toiers? Did they contribute Did
contribute burial fund care for the
widow and of deceased fellow have
done all of these anarchstic and socaistc things
between us!
Talking about patriotism, who bore brunt of the fighting
when the life of this republic like
Mark Morton and David M Parry
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

house cleaning time.
Some men never know what sue
cess is until they score what they
think is their greatest failure.
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Or like the rank
Parry pecuang the blood of
soldiers and aning on the necessities Of the nation men from the
unonistswere fighting in the field This is history And yet
% ana ane s s @ f @ sss to talk a'0" the
Lincoln to greenbacks legal
tenders the decided against him Did Lincoln lay
and then Judges enough to dec decide favor
for having done this was he ever accused Of
for the courts The court has decided the
bit Of OF it Ms ~ Just keep on yng to get supreme court that
proposition: Parryites being
put the officers and
wager fourdollar dog against couple
that larger of the union have borne de-
Parry accept the challenge?
Every time debate held the question of the Open Shop
uo % de T4 xe s @ Sss f bo Hg " the %
due the justice of their and the that
may be made in its favor.
Assaung man like Farley or Curry considered by the Par
imported and melting them to the Of pistol and rifle
those Parryites.
merely charged Cruelty Doubtless
stenogaphers Haunted in their faces What do you think about
Mr. Post?
When Dave Parrys independent workingnen'
springs begin they really
thing whose spinal
strings.
When the church the labor together and learn
each others aims and objects there going be
of forces that will result the warfare and
injustice history this other country.
The Post Parry born. The
Unions will be here long after the ink on Posts divorce case record
Parry specks OF And don't you forget it.
The Woman's League socials and
everything purchased for the social purchased
from merchants who advertise in The Wageworker That
kind of support that
Mark Norton buster careful his
He his Office the
and talks glby of how going
the unions
Wouldn't consistent union a
from the First district Nebraska?
why not have him?
i Let IN and
the
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

When the church the labor together and ea
each others Objects going amalgamatior
of forces that will result the warfare
the history of this other
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

When Dave Parrys free Independent workngmen build
and home like the printers have Colorado
Springs then will begin think they really
thing whose spinal columns soft
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

The Womans Union Label League has held socas
both everything purchased social purchased
from merchants who advertise in The Wageworker That
kind of support that
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Mrs. Post No charge husband She
merely charged crue Doubtless wives would consider
cruelty have ason between their husbands and their
senographer Haunted their What you
MIR. Post?
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

The unions here before Post and Parry born TIL
unions will be here long after ink Posts divorce
has faded and long after the cab built of David
Parry of And forget
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Mark Norton union buster careful his
precious hide He his office a
cago skyscraper gby going break ur
the unions
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Assautng like Farley Curry considered by the Par
yies anarchist and brutal But leading hired thugs
negroes melting them the rifle
Payites patriotic Funny people
those Parryites.
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Every debate is held question of the Open Shop
Closed Shop the advocates of the closed shop This
wholly skill debaes of the
hopt the justice Of their and the that
be made n
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Talking about patriotism who bore the brunt of the fighting
when the life OF this republic
and David M Parry
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

Wouldn't consistent and union look good
representative from the First Nebraska
why have him?
The wageworker., 1905-05-12

is have unionsm in the heart less unionis,n in
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-05
might be to close the front door
also and to exclude men.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, state Of Utab, Sitting
in and for Utah Comfy
Charlotte Mathews, Plaintiff. ve.
Charles Mathews, Defendant SUN
mons
THE STATE or UTAH. to the said
Defendant
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to appear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon YOU, (
served within the county In which ia g
action ia brought, Otherwise, within
thirty days after service, and defend
the above entitled action, and iurase of
your failure So to do, Judgment VIII Dee
rendered against you according TO The
demand OF tlte complaint OF which a
copy Is herewith served upon YOU.
\ j EVANS,
attorney im Plaintiff
PostoGice address lem, Utah. Box A.
[rit4t ruh. Sos. o., '04l
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-05

David Bslasco has successfully
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more by converting Convention
Hall, Washington, into theatre
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with Mrs Leslie Carter in the
title role Everyone wishes that
the beet trust had its Belasco
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-05

The Revue Generate de
Science of Paris states that too
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negro Will exterminate the race.
People in this country consider
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what remote.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-05

A clergyman down east is urg-
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the parlor during the time their
daughter is courted. The rule
would work great hardship on
all parties.
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Some one is engaged in in
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useful for crossing Che oceans.
When it breaks down at least
one won't have to walk home.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-01-05

Tom Lawson, the frenzied
finance man, confesses that he
once prevented Addicks commit
ting suicide. This is no venial
offense.