davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
gapani(de S%tuoentsn ais esrifgfr.
SHIRE Sttdbtbetbci!ignns on benz Sample.
Die eefai;enen 0raouirten.

SHIRE Stdbtbetbei!ignns an benz Sample.
Die eefauienen @~raouirten.
Qus Sptio permeloet elm oeutI6er
8eri9teritutter: Der prdiiOent Der
&aiIerIi9en uniperIitdt in Sofip,
gamataipa, belt BEL Dem Ittus gu
8eginn bes neuen Ssmeiters iiingitbin
an Die Stuoenten cine Infpra9e, in
Der er Der i'm sesenpdrtigen &riege
fir oas 8aterlanb ~sefalenen friiberen
Mitglieoer ser pima mater" geba9te
un0 Der ituoiren0en Generation iene
So6ten als @prbiloer aufIteate.
Gs mag man6en auslGnoii9en Sc
fer iibsrraf9en, gu bDren, bab Die
itu6irsnoe Sugenb Sapans ni9t NIT
in Den 8rteg ge5osen lit. Die 3abl
Der S9iler aIer bOberen uno mitts
Ieren S6ulen, aud Der Ritterafdoemie
uno Der 9anoelsi9ulen bat fosar trOs
bes &rieges gum She'll su9enommen.
Die Schiller betommen nGmli9 ale
einen berbdltnibmGbig lansen @ufz
f6ub ibres militdrii9en 9ienitiabres.
Nuf feinen Sda peroen lie ge3tpunz
gen, au oienen, ipenn lie oaour9 hire
Stuoien gu ibrem Na9tbetle unterbrez
9en miibten. Sesbalb fpnnte Der
BrGiioent Ser rnioeriitGt audi nur bon
9ra6uirten fpre9en, Die ibr 8lut als
Merste ooer @eIerpeoffi5iere bergohen,
iptpte BON oenen, Die, BET Nusbru9 oes
&rieges i6r Sa6r ~aboieneno, IN Dem
&riege fielen. oils t9 einem 21iG6z
rissn, geiunben uno frGftisen S9iiler
Der &itterafaoemie erSdblte, bab in
Seuti9lanb gu &riees5eiten oftmals
Die uniperiitdten gei9lofen gepeien
feien, ga allies, ipas Waffen trdgen
fonnte, gegen Den 5eino cling, i9ittelte
sr psrpunOert Den 8opf uno meinte,
bas brau9e Elm STUDENT be5isbunss'
!rs:Tis SS9uier in Sapan ni9f gu t6un,
SbatfG9li9 TT aii9 tethsr Der Som
militonen bes iunsen Mannes, ebenios
nenig pie er ielbit, in BEN &rieg gez
spger. Ote Nnmeloungen bon S9ii>
Term our Sanoelsi9ule tparen pGbreno
oes &rieges defenders groB, oa Die
Mufnabme in Ole S9ule Der 8efretung
bonn &rieesoienite elei9fam. @ub hie
jungen prieiter50glinge, pie Die 8pae
gen fel6it, betbeili9ten ii9 ni4t am
&riede.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Hufiif6e Sultur.

9ieier Sage ipurSe in Wari9au Elm
Poli5eibefebl erfafen, Der folgenoe flat
fif9e 8efunntma4ung entbielt: Ser
9err Sberpolioeimeiiter tbeilt nit, oaB
6as Miniiterium bss Snrern Dem aiss
ldnbif9en Suben. Prpfefior IN Der
llniberiitdt in Berlin, 2eopol6 gafper,
erlaubt bat, fir fur5e Sermine mad
Dem &ei9 bebufs &oniultation BEL
S9perfranten gu fommen. Snfolges
befIen beuuftrage i9 Die 8ssirtsfpme
mifdre. BEL @nfunft eieies Suben in
Guardian mir bierpon bur9 @ermitts
lung ser oritten Nbtbeilung unter 8eiz
fiisung bes Electromagnetic bes Gafper
Mittbeilung gu MAIDEN" YrofeHor
Gaiper, cine aapusitdt auf Dem Sc
biete ser 9autfranfbeiten, fann tpirf>
lid bon Slid fa9en, oab ihn Der 9err
OberpoltaeimeiIter ni9t elei9 mad ST
birien transpprtiren lieb!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
ueber6 10 E m miu n q.

ga @roffe, Wis., II. Wai.
Der So @roHe.Glub bat cine bebent'
lide S66e anesnommen unb anbert
Waherldufe bes States errsge1 BIZ
8eior9nifie Der Mnmobner.
Sn Winneiota bat Der Root Slut
betrd9tli9e 2anbfreden iiberf9wemmt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

SDotft9t &affeetanne e.
Qls in 6%eooernbeim, 9efen>Nafau.
Der Sreberle6rling 8arl Miner am
4bsnb nit ieiner emai1irten &affees
fame in Der 9ano bon Der Qlrbeit fam,
tpiiroe er bon eintgen Saulfin6ern ges
nedt. Oils er binten am Gragen gefaBi
tpuroe. orebte ct fid nm uno f4lug i'm
S9era NIT feiner 8dffeefanne nm fi9,
gr traf einen SpDlfidbrisen 2nuben
Ramens Diebl an Der S4ldfe. Ser
Hnabe itarb in oerfelben Nuht. Wis
Der @eridtsar3t ausfiibrte. bate
Diebl einen abnormen. papieroiinnen
S4d6el. Oas @eriht fpra9 Mii0er,
Der fpegen f~dhrldffger 90otung boz
@eriht ftdnb. fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
China.

Soeo3ur S9Iadt bereit.
m o 3, IL. Mai. Man elaubt,
baB elm 5beil Der iapaniiden Jlotte
cine Stsauns iiioli9 bon GOrmOia ein=
ssnummsn bat unb baB ADMIRAL 5osO
if bort cine S9IaGt bor-
sunehmen.
Die Sapaner bOlen bier our Na9tseit
9epei9sn BON 2anb.
Tranfreih.
iSa6rt berN utob6ote.
9aris, IL. Mai. Wie fid isBt
bsraustslt, fnb idmmtli9s 8bsiInsb=
mer Der Nutoboot.W sttfabrt bon Ilgier
nod SOulon, auf uel9er betanntli9
msbrers 8ooie i'm @turm gum einten
ssbra9t, anoere bsi9doist wurcen, GEE
rettst tuoroeu. Seute errsi9te bic
yQuanb Weme", nit benz Serao9 De-
eases on goro, i'm Sau zines Sorpeoo-
idesrs ben Safen BON @asliari, Si3i=
lien. Der Ssr3Os bsiratbets 1888 Sri.
Jiabela 8lan6e Singer, bic Sodter
bes nmsritaniiaen Ndbmaidien=6 abris
tan0en, tpsl6e 1896 ftarb, na9osm fe
ibrsm @smabl brei 2inber unb Elm
groBes @erm69en aei9entt.
Maroffo.
Seut DE q eanot4a t.
3anger. IL. Wai. Na9ri9ten
bon Je3 meloen, baB Der Sultan bic
beuti9e Sonoeraeianoti9aft inter
8raf b. 8attenba9 am ;~tpsitsn Sage
mad ibrer Gntunft smpfing. Der
raf9e gmpfans gilt als cine beionbere
Nufmsrtiamteit ieitens bss Sultans.
Der 9raf ertldrte, er lei abseianbt um
Den Sultan als undbbdneigsn 6err.
i9er zines freien Sanoss gu besrtBen.
Ser Sultan ipra9 bic 6ofnung aus,
bas bic Jreunof4aft, bic unter ieinen
8oradngern Wur3sl ssfast babe unter
ieiner Serri9aft blibsn tpsrbs.
SeutIdIano.
Sample in g Il b n IL
artta.
8erIin, II. Mai. Auf einem
Wari9e segsn 5duptlins Griebri9 in
Seutid.s t~owetafrita puros bic 2om=
pasnie bss Sauptmanns b. &apparb
am 3. Mai bon benz Sduptlin9 uno
800 3risgsrn t~ib.rfaaen. Ss9s beut=
ide SoIoaten purosn sst6btet uno 6
bertuunoet, unter bisien Sauptmanr
b. Rapparb.
5auptmann Baumsaertsl fam Der
aompaenis b. &aptarb's nod einsm
8erpnltmarfde bon "a Stunoen su
Sulfe unb ttieb bic gtneeborensn In
bic 6lu9t.
Sot6eaterr II Wies=
babet1.
Wiesbaosn, IL. Wai. Seuts
fano bier bic erfe Der bier 0orielun.
gen i'm 5Oftbeater tatt, bic idbrli9 Eel
benz 8eiu9e bes 9aiiers Wtibelm auf,
gefibrt tperoen. @s tpuroe Der v6rei=
i9iB" 9eseben. Sieben Srompeter In
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
&afe=8aQ.

Nmeri n.
minneapolis, IL. Wai.
minneapolis II 0OO001O*- l
Snbianapolis 90 o. 0
8atterien - Siebers unb S9mibt;
Mc@iu uno &ot6.
Wilpautee, IL. Wai.
Wilmautee - 2O31OOO*- 6
8plebo ......0 o. l
Sattsrien-SidsD unb gepiae; Gam.
NIP unb 81. glart.
81. paul, II. Wai.
ct. paul. ....1 11000102 q 6
Gouisbiae 10 11223320- OLA
8atterien - Wrisbt, Deaser unb
Nounan; 6ersuion unb S9rioer.
RattonaIs2isa a.
Netp Oort. II. Mai.
Rep 0ort ....3 0000010*-
Chicago. ...... O10010000 o. 2
gatterien-Wilfe unb Bresnahar
Sunosren unb SLING.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

neber 10000 Snfet<
tenurten fin6 betunnt. beren
Gter mfn6efens ebenfo ber59ie6en ffn6
ME Die Sument6rner ber ein3elntn
pf~lun5enarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
HnRlano.

Gin banges S9pei9en lagert iber benz
ruifi6sn 8Olte. Sepei4en aus Der
Manoi6ursi fino singeftslt unb aomi'
raj 8OisfOenstp, bic 5Ofnung alsr
Yatrioten, bat bic lsste 8erbinoung
nit Der Seimatb absei9nitten.
Die alIeemeine Nnna6me bier TT.
oaB bic b~ereinietsn @ei9waber fofcrt
bon Der 2hfe bon Annam abfubren.
@el9en @sg fs aud eini9lugen. he
mtihen in nd9ftsn Sagen nit ben ias
pantheon Standardization 3uiams
mentrefen uno tleinere Sdmpfe finb gu
ertuarten.
Der 3orrsiponoent Der Ah. PreHe
ma4te auf Der aomiralitdt ben bers
eebliaen 8sriu9, Na4ri4tsn gu sr-
balten. umsetebrt ertunbisten Die Bee
amten i9 Ieb6aft, mas bic af. prsHe
srfabrsn babe.
Rapitdn @laso beffdti9t bic Utittbei-
lung, baB beibe ruii9s @ei6waoer Die
nOtbissn gOrri4tungen mitft9ren, I'm
i6re g6bsn 3u reini9en. @s lei aomis
raj IebOgOtOf mbali9 gepeien. iein
Gei9paber bOltdnois in fampHdbi9en
3.ufano 3u brinees. e9e oasielbe bic
StraBe bon Walatta bur9fa6ret babe.
Den @srtidten tiber cine nerpbie gr-
trantung ROisibsnstp's uiro faum ge.
a9tuns ssidentt. Man begt unbes
grenates gertrausn gu ibm. ebenfO ME
su isinem alenfalfsen Na8fol9er,
admiral 8olferfam. Der nit ieiner
beutiaen abfammuas aud bic @riinb.
Ii4teit ieiner @orfabren oerbinbet unb
als GROCER Strnts9s gilt.
esetbefehI 4. O {,
d pabers-
9 t. 9etersbura. IL. Wai.
&c miro angetinoigt, baB 8i3eabmiral
Berileff, Sommanoant Der baltif4en
6Gfen, benz Saifstommnnoantsn Der
4. Nbtbsilune bon ROiefoente's Sc
i9uaoer b.fOblsn bat, ft9 snr Nbfabrt
mad Ofaien ON IA. SUM- bereit su
6alten.
Genbsrunsim 3ir4en.
ween gepIant.
g I. Yetersbur9, IL. Mai.
@ntonius, Der sssenwdrtige MetrOpOlit
BON ct. petersburg TT ansebli9 als
Na9folssr pobeoonOfsef's gum pro-
tcrator Der 81. Spnobs aussrieben
tpOre.n. 0d6f benz 3aren tpirb er Der
b6dfe 0ertreter Der ortboborsn Stride
fsin.
pobebonof;sff ealt als prin3ipieler
6sino aler liberalsn 8sgungen uno
mar bss6alb in tpeiten 4reiien sebabt,
aber aud eefir6tet.
Sapan.
Beuteber 8 apaner.
Sotio, IL. Wai. Ser britif1s
9ampfer ,2ineluoen" purbe am Is.
Mai iibIid bon Sorea bon sinsm
inpanii6sn 9risgsi6iHs bsi9lugnabmt.
am glei4en Gage taperten bic So
pansr ben fransOfI9en Sampfe,
.Quans=Nam" nabe ben pes:abores.
Snfsln.
Seine ruffif9en S9iffs n
fran36fif9e1 9ewdfern.
Sotio, II. Wai. Die frana6f=
fde Rsgierun9 bat Die biefge bena9.
ri4ti9t, baB abmiral be Sonquieres
an Is. unb IA. Wai ldngs Der Rtft
bon annam fubr, ruifif8s s@ife auf-
;uforbsrr. bic fran36fi9en 8emdfs,
Ju usrlafen, faas CT ioI4e antrefer
foate; Der Nomiral babe leoob tstit'
ruifi6sn S9ife in fran36fi9en @s'
tud1ern 9~efunben.
Snoohina.
oiefoenstp gebrau9t
eigenes urtbetl.
6 9 o n, IL. Wai. Mbmiral b,
Sonauieres. Der frans6fi9e 5lOtten.
tommanbant, Der auf benz @ui9en Elm,
6abrt ldn9s Der 2afe bon Nnnam
ma9te, fsbrte bsuts suriid.
Dem 0ernebmsn nod bat Mbmiral
Roisfbensfp ben 8er6anolun9en abel
8eoba9tung Der Reutralitdt tetne pei.
On r. A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Snpt0nA 3rtDu0e
Den l1niormsr aus Der 3eit Grie=
ori4's bes SroBen empfingen ben 2ais
ier bel feinsr Nntunft In benz reid NIT
Blumsn gsf9mhdten Opernbauie nit
i9mettsrnosn 6anfaren.
Der 3aiier mar bon Der Worfsaung
ho9befriebi9t.
2an3lsr b. Billion tuObnte ~sbensfaas
Der 0orfteIung BEL.
Worgen tuirb Sdiaer's .Sungfrau
bon Orleans" nit biitOrii9 setreuen
2oftimen aufseftbrt tuerben.
Oeferreid: nngarn.
Gin3is 0erIeBte BET
@rptoion n.
Wisr, IL. Wai. Sn Der Wieosr=
lass Der rJransDff9sn GsluIoib- @e'
isaf4aft an Der Sdottenbafei StraBe
i'm Wittelpunfte Wiens brad sefiern um
bic Wittagsfunoe 5euer aus, tueldes
bebeutenosn S9aosn anri9tete. Mls
bic 26ipmanni9aften oas brennenbe
8ebdube betraten, erfol9te eine gewpl-
tige grploiion bon @elulOibmaaren.
uno Der 3ablrei1en pahanten, bic f9
bi6t an bic 8ranbfdtte hinaneebrdn9t
batten, bemd4tigte fi4 cine panit. gei
benz bl6bli6sn 3urtdmsi9sn Der am
meifsn @sfd6roeten purosn bisle gu
i9auer nieoer9etrampslt unb libel 3u=
geriatet. Snsseiammt tru9en etua SO
peripnsn, barunter bic grisaoedsf Der
Geuer6ef unb msbrere ieinsr unterse=
bsnsn, 3nm She'll iebr f9limme Der.
leBun9en oabon.
Stalien.
Sifarsmeier.
om,1 z. Wai. Ser 2riessmi'
niffer 8srtsaur erbielt ben 8siud be:
Wigr. gersbotani, Der ibm feline @r'
finouns pOrleste, Der er ben Namer
vSslepometsr" sessben bat. DDS Sn'
ftrumeri bent ba3u. bic @ntfernunl
zines @esenfanoes uno ietne Dinners
fionsn 3u faben. gs ipa m6gli4 iein
nit benz Ssfrument einen ge1auer
pldn elmer befsfisten Stelluns 81
sei&nen. gs nimmt nur geringer
Raum elm.
Gollanb.
Gin . Ian @arne9ie's
Saag, II. Wai. @s perlautet
baB anbrstp Carnegie esneigt 1T, elmer
pbantaliii9en plan Seidmann's 81
unterittben, nad benz nabe benz 6aa!
cine in~ternationale Stabt gebaut tuer
ben foa, bic uur Der Stunt uno Wif
ieni9aft. iotpie nternationaler Werbri
beruna sewiomet isin ioa. Die Softer
perbsn stpa $40, 100000 betrasen
Der plan bat nit gau bes Jriebens
palaftes Ri4ts su tbun.
Spanien.
9of zines ungel
26nies.
Mabrib, II. Wai. Sn gr
piberung auf bic @ltidmtni9e i'm 81
nate 3u isinem @eburtstage iprat
Der 26nis feinen Sant aus, iopi
bic 6OHnung, baB feline geplants Reii
our9 europa saau beitra9en tperbe be,
algemeinen Srieben tpieberbcrauffeIsl
unb our 8elebung bes Sanoels un
Der Snouftrie i'm 2anoe beiaetrasen.
@rDkbritannten.
9alaieff angebIi4 n
9ert9tet.
eonbo n, IL. Mai. Cine 9epe
i4e on cine 3eitun9sasentur bier fagi
oaB Sman 3alaief, Der ben @roBfir
fen Sersius ermoroets, beute bings
! ri9tet purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
nnbeimli@e &ube
SSn Der rniiiiden SGlpthabt tn Gr1langtluHg alltr
M6ri6tem bonn &ritgt.

aomiral Sogp eruartet bic Guhen iioid bon 6ornola.- 5abrt Der fran;Of7
l6en @utubote. -Seuide G~eianSidaft in Sea ausgeseidnet.-
Mcuer &f in SeuidzS abwehafffa.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
DULUTH HEIGHTS TALENT
TO SHINE IN MELO-DRAMA.

A number of Duluth Heights people
will shine In 1nelo- drama next month.
Rehearsals are being held almost
nightly and much pains is being taken
In the study o fthe drama which is en-
titled: Because I Love YOU" A crit
&c writing recently about the play says
of 1t:
Because I Love YOU Is probably
the strongest drama Of the modern
romantic style ever written. 1t is a.
love story as pure as a drop Of dew
In the heart Of a. mountain rose, and
Its sentiment and pathos are Of the
sterling, honest kind which appeals to
every man and woman with a human
heart. The comedy element Is par
ticularly strong, and consists Of
humorous gypsy tinker, and eccentric
artist, an Irish major, a servant, a
gypsy soubrette, an old gypsy woman
and giddy old maid. The two leading
characters, Horace eVnder, an artist
and Imogene Courtleigh, a dashing
romantic Southern girl, are splendid
types of American manhood and wo-
manhood. The male part Of the aud
fence will inevitable fall in love with
Imogene, and the same Is true Of the
ladies who witness the manly heroic
and loverlike conduct of Horace in 81
tuations which try mems souls.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
DULUTH HEIGHTS GOSSIP
BRIEF AND SOCIAL NEWS
First Socialist Meeting Ever
Held on Heights Has Fair
Attendance.
Opposition Developing to Bond
Issue. Calls for Strenuous
Efforts.

The first Socialist meeting on Du-
luth Heights was held at the Fire hall
last Monday evening. The speaker
was Thos. Van Lear, chairman Of the
Federation Council Of the Minnesota
State Federation Of Labor, and state
lecturer for the Public Ownership par
ty Of this state.
Frank Donaldson acted as chairman.
There was fair attendance. Mr.. Van
Lear is an eloquent, logical and fore
ible speaker and carried conviction
throughout his argument. His intru-
duction was a review Of the power and
progress of production. His pre- oration
was a convincing and logical plan for
relief from the throes Of the capitalis-
tic system.
In referring to the great men who
control the railroads and great in
dustries Of the day Mr.. Van Lear held
that the world could get along with
out them; that the working class now
runs the institutions, and that all the
captains of Industry did was to handle
the money.
Among those attending from down
town was Prof. Kirkpatrick who is de-
livering a course Of lectures at the
Head of Lakes on Socialism.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
State Agricultural Society
Roasted by Horseme1

The Horseman and StOckman, a
state publication devoted to horse and
stock fanciers is not in sympathy with
the State Agricultural Association as
is evident from the following editorial
which appeared in a current issue:
1.-THE following official announce
ment arouses our inquisitiveness to a
considerable extent at this time:
1.-The annual meeting Of the Mime
sofa Agricultural Society will be held
in st. Paul, Jan. 1913. 1905, at the
State Capitol for the election Of a
president and two vice presidents to
serve for enc year and two managers
to serve for three years; and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Our curiosity is excited first from
the publicity given by the officials Of
the Board that under recent enact
ments the State Agricultural Society
became a part Of the State Govern
ment, the property and holdings there
to belonging to the state.
"How is it, If this be true, that this
body meets independent Of all our
common customs and self-appoints it's
officials and managers?
How is it that officials are appoint
ed for this institution in such radio
ally different manner than that of all
our other state institutions?
why and how are they elected 9TH
err than by appointment by the gov
ernor or by vote Of the people?
las our Law Makers are now in
session. is it not apropos that they ex-
plain these simple questions"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
MANY REPUBLICANS ARE
CUTTING" JUDGE HOLMES
Sentiment Seems to Be Over
whelmingly in Favor of
Cuttings Election.
Party Lines are Severed and
Independent Citizens Will
Support Cutting.

Everything at the present moment
indicates the election of Frank Cut
ting for special municipal judge by an
overwhelming majority. Republican
after Republican is openly declaring
as a lawyer, and his absolute fairness
which will be of service as a Judge.
Mr.. Cuttings friends, and the Labor
World is one of them, has positive con-
fidence in the man. If elected he will
help to raise the standard OF the po-
lice court, and he will be a valuable
aid to Judge Window.
1t Is generally conceded that Mr..
Holmes is unfit for the position. He
seems to be bitter biased on most mat
ters, and his record for unfairness as
assistant city attorney is conclusive
proof that he is not the man for even
special judge Of a police court.
But this is not to be campaign
OF abuse. The qualifications of the
candidates are so we'll known that it
Is not necessary for a newspaper to
dwell upon them. The principle ar
gument to be used in favor of the cleo
ton Of Cutting is that of giving the
Democratic party representation on the
bench. There is not a single Democrat
holding a judgship in the County of
st. Louis. Is it not time to begin the
removing of the judiciary from party
politics? Every friend of Frank Cut
ting should do his utmost between now
and election day to secure his election
Both work and vote for Cutting.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
ATTACKED BY LAWSON
JOHN D. COT SCARED OUT
Wants to- Soak Lawson But
is Afraid to Appear as
Prosecutor in Court.
Standard Oil Will Keep Quiet
Hoping ''Lawson Will Put
His Foot in IT,

New York, Jan. 26.-John D. Rookie
Teller has placed the curb Of silence on
his militant partner, H. H. Rogers. In
future Thomas w. Lawson's attacks
will be ignored all along the Standard
Oil line. Rogers, it is said, took steps
some time ago to induce District At
torney Jerome to indict Lawson for
legged criminal libel.
The District Attorney refused to lay
the case sdirently before the grand jury,
saying that;it was against his rule to
take cases before the grand jury in the
first instance. Criminal prosecutions,
he said, must Take the regular proce-
dure of examination, first before a
magistrate, and if the magistrate so
decides the prisoner is held to await
the action Of the grand jury.
Mr.. Jerome informed the Standard
and Mr.. Rogers desired to criminally
prosecute Mr.. Lawson and his publish
er they wou Id have to appear as wit
nesses before the magistrate, just the
same as ordinary compliments.
This procedure would compel the
Standard Oil officials to submit them
selves to cross-exam1nation by Law
sons lawyers. They were willing to
appear before the grand jury, where no
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all the proceedings are secret. but they
would not appear in public police
courts. Therefore the plan of criminal
prosecution was dropped.
Mr.. Rockefeller, though opposed
strongly by his fighting lieutenants,
then asserted his authority and i'm
posed policy of absolute silence and
standing pat. He exacted a promise
from them all to abstain from talking
for publication, and not even to give
private information that might reach
the newspapers, and to take no open
action.
Lawson will overreach himself"
was Mr.. Rockefeller's declaration. If
We let him have free rein he will go to
greater extremes and bring about re-
action against homself all the sooner"
AS result Of this policy the Gdina-
~ sources of information dried up.
Samuel Untermyer. counsel for the
Standard Oil interests and who has
been criticised by Lawson for his con-
nections, said:
There is nothing care to say in re-
Spouse to Lawson's latest excursion in
to the realms of felton,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
MINERS MEET COAL MEN
IN HASTY CONFERENCE
President of International Typ
ographical Union Writes
on "0pen" Shop.
Only Free Workingmen Are
Thos Who Work in Union
Shop Under Union Rules.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. .26.-By a CO.
incidence there was practically a joint
session of miners and operators in In
dianapolis yesterday that had not been
planned.
The invitation was extended by the
miners to the officers and commission
ers Of the coal operators organization
as soon as the miners learned the OPP
orators were quietly holding meet
ing in this city.
It became known that the coal op-
orators organization has been grow
ing weaker during the last year, be-
cause many operators knew the con-
Tracts with the union did not expire
until next year. The "boosters'' in the
operators organization saw the disin-
tegration and decided that the best
place to pump new enthusiasm into the
operators would be right here In In
dianapolis while the miners were maxi
ing their own organization more pow
erful.
Both miners and operators yesterday
tried to decide what one thing causes
labor disputes more than any other,
and this chief complication, if found,
will be debated that a better UNDER
standing may exist between operators
and miners.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
READ IT BOTH WAYS.

The London Express prints this
poem with a double heading. Read it
as it stands and woman is highly fiat
tered, but read alternate lines Zone,
three two and four of each verse) and
the sentiments are very much the re-
verse:
Happy a man may pass his life
If he's directed by wife,:
If free from matrimonial chains
He's sure to suffer his pains.
No tongue is able to unfold
The virtues in woman you behold;
The falsehoods that in woman dwell
Are almost 1mperceptible.
In woman's heart you'll see appear
Truth, darling of a heart sincere;
Hypocrisy, deceit and pride,
In woman never can abide.
Destruction take the men, I say,
Who no regard to woman pay;
Who make the women their delight,
Keep always reason in their sight.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-01-28
TEssMAN IS FAvOR|TE :.
IN THIRD WARD FIGHT
Long Experience in Council has
Put Him in Position to
do Much Good.
Affairs Shaping Themselves in
Council to Get New Things
for Hill Side.

E. A. Tessnran is putting up a great
fight in the Third ward for reelection
as Alderman. The Labor World does
not desire to speak unkindly of Ed
ward Berg, the Republican candidate,
because we would not, even If we had
the inclination to do so. We say this
my all fairness.
But If we were residents OF the
Third ward we would vote for Mr..
Tessman, for no other reason than
that he will be in a position to do
more for the ward than any new
conner. A new man will have some
trouble getting acquainted with the
mode of procedure in the city council.
We say this because things are so
shaping themselves in city affairs so
that the residents Of the upper hill
side will soon begin to get some very
necessary municipal improvements,
such as water and light, street grad
ing and sewer improvements.
Cannot an experienced person in the
council do more to bring this about
than a new, unacquinted alderman, no
matter how capable he may be? We
submit this to the careful considera-
ton of the voters in the third ward.