davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
ALLEGED PIRATE ARRESTED
Captain Mclean f. HeId in British
Colum bis for Violating
SEALING Laws

WAsH-,S Fr-N sept 1--au-ain Alex
a-der McLHan vas arrested Muuda- Last
AZ Victoria. e c. by Canadian autlur--
tss a. On. -equest Of the American consul
acting re Department 1f Justice under
an -nGit- g rbtained more -lan year
ago AZ s. -aucisc0 ln charge of con-
spirncv n .rE out The schooner Car
menCi-a - Ha-.un II the sealing avs.
A -eleg-al< -eiv-d ar me state depa---
neur today uurcinE the arrest says
r1ar the - -c.-a has been Fitted
under rhe 1l uf the fAcaculDu Of
alleged MeEica -st-v. and virh a crew
made I'D Of ne "a 70 be as choice
band 1t robbers cut rhroats as have
manned pirate aft since the days Of
Captain KIDD
The search for Mclean las proceeded
since Nay 1854 F5ls movements have been
known greater part of this -me. but las
course IN alz Delagsc sealing cruises have
been conducted go clevzriE and with so
sharp an lbservanca 1f the ler-=r 1f me
law rha- ID is said he has made these very
technicaItles cover his alleged violation
of the law- For instance. be- always has
been careful nur 90 5e found within the
three mile limit Of The sealing reserves.
sad although an American -a--T-ng Lu
large Dar- an English crew be- mas not
been registered under either American or
British laws. On fla- account the -eelpr0-
cal a--alErwpur between cheese countries
for me protection ~ The sealing industry
has not applied. E5e mas operated under
58J1 Mex-can and Norwegian --g-stra-iun
and apparently has been successful IN re-
tanning one 1r me other ies7itE -he tact
thur be forfeited Mexican papers a. east
lnos
The schooner sailed from san Francisco
in Sepr=mDer. Lga4 fur a cove On the coast
OF California where sealing apparatus bad
been shippsF f-gm time % time and here
ut-eu 1ur completely
From the cove -le schooner t1uk % ne
high seas and several -lmes was seen n
the vicinity Of the P-bvion Islands. bur
never within the limit Of the preserves.
On August e. II that year. the British
cruiser Sherva-=- found -he schooner
Ca-nencira Just N the -hr-e mile limit
Of ST. Paul island and boarded IT, The
fact that the snip dew r1e Mexican rag
prevented arrests a. raar ume. A5Out a
fortnight before rhis -he Carmencira made
a raid n the Copper islands ana had a
brush with the Russian patrol. Al least
one Of the crew was wounded as he was
sent 20 sea--le FOR treatment When -ne
facts concerning the raid became known
the Mexican government repudia-ed the
registry and me Ca-nencita few for a
r1rae ne Norwegian rag. Il In understood
the schooner changed names several times
in order % preserve registration and mat
anaIIy under the name Acapulco Mexican
registration vas again secured
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
PRINTERS MAKE BIG GAINS
Employers in Two hundred ana
sixteen Cirfes sian the Eight
Hour Contract

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. SEPT s-Ar the
headquarters n The International Typo
graphical union tonlEht the following stare
menr was issued
Strikes fur the -ight-huur DAY ar On IN
thirty -Jlree cities and 10 most n these
signed up. In l6 r1t5es Ne have the =iEar-
hour day nuw or 20 henume effective Janu-
aTy J. n n1rE-siE NJ these where strikes
offices have signed rle new contract
Things could not be In better shape 70
National President James n Lynch sad
tonight
SPRINGFIELD. O.. sept Am in
Junction was granted the CruweI PUB
usnIng company here 70 prevent union
printers stopping strike breakers as rhev
entered the cumpznys plant Many
strike arzassrs have been caught by
plGksIs ana pun on rainE for orher cities
rhe company now has rE0 lur OF hEIf
hundr=d men a. wurk- The aEhu as
stated IN a telegram from President Lyrch
OF me typographical union. is being waEed
harder here than anywhsre else. A cIash
over the injunction iE expected tonight
ALBANT. n Y. sept n--After a week 5
duration rhs strike q the union printers
here for an elElr hour dHv has ended Win
rhe yieIdinE uf al the employing printers
Al A-AHN -AAN a-=--e- ne -e-a7-illr4lAs WHICH
taEes eject January L lss ana an rhe
printers nerurned t1 wurk to-day
ATLANTA Ga. sept @.-BecauHe their
employers rsfused 20 accede 20 a demand
for an eiEhr-hour day Etrh ulne hours pa~
ths union book and iuh printers supioved
IN seven Atlanta printing establishments
walked out today The strike involves abaut
dfty men
sT LOTS NJ seur a a-orn...,,,,,-
was made az the a-aduuArrsrs 1f Typo
graphical lEiun No rhar 9our adnlriuual
arms LAD signed ne siEtt-houz sonrEact
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
50 Tar Irwin is the only man arrested
EARNINGS OF OMAHA ROAD
Vet Increase for the Tear 10 Over Tive
Million SIX Hundred Thou
sand Donarz-

50 PAUL MINI. sept N-The twenty
fourth annual statement Of the Chicago. -
Paul Minneapolis & Omaha road issued
today shows that the gross earnings agra
gated gl1-g2s 9sa for the fiscal year ending
June - Iss. The operating expenses and
the raEes amounted 70 s. .E76.58 making ne
net earnings - 1ss. 81 Ths net incr-Hs4
counting interest and rentals. amounted %
S-5E--9 out n the net income n rhe
year tne board NJ directors apuruprsared
SO 90 for future additions ana better
menrs. which, with per cent dividends On
both common and preferred aEgrEEarinE
& lss ssl lsaves the surplus ever AL charges
ar u5s IS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
POLICY HOLDERS WANT REPLY
Contract Holders in western Life
Indemnify Fear Arrempt 10
Manipulate Funds.

CHICACsD sept. 2a.--Ar turbulent meet
inE 1f policy holders az uhe Western Life
Indemnity company, an assessment ASSOC
ialiun with headquarters AZ Chicago, here
to-day il vas dec1ded 70 put some pointed
questions % the management The policy
holders were moved 70 action BY a Hbill
for receiver fled yesterday by Attorney
s. O. LFv-ns0n. who. claiming N represent
a number Of policy holders. alleged -har tiie
assets NJ the company were about 20 be
transferred without consent of the policy
holders to a company n another state
Various charges Of fraud ana 'Erafr" were
also made IN -he bill for a receiver.
AnEersd by failure 20 secure rom Of
hcers n the company Information as 70 its
present condition ana the purpose OF the
men in control. the policy holders today
formulated these questions and submitted
them 20 President G. NJ MuuItun-
Was contract entered into between ne
Z Rossnfsld. secretary for the arrangement
Of the company aTairs2 What are the
terms Of rhHr contract
DID Mr. 7Osenfeid pay over 70 " n
Gray. who retired as manager of the com-
pany lasI February. H2h.1H ana how was
~ ~ Foaenfeld recpfvfnE commission
on al Insurance policies written ana on
a. rsnewals7
4oGdl Ilr-l-llE Na1 a--rhuru nf q nun
6red policy holders tr1m Michigan. Iowa
Missouri. Indiana and other states P7es-
dent M0uitun gave his personal assurance
t1at the company was perfectly solvent
To me demand made hv a policy holder.
as % what the officers ~ the company pro-
posed % 10 M MTulton replied thar al
would be known IN Eood time Manager
Rusenfeld declared there vas no truth IN
the statements ST. TORN I'm rhe hi1 FOR
a receiver dled by Attorney Lsvinson. A.
rsr a heated debate II was decided % ad-
suura until October 2
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
BAND TO BE MUSTERED OUT
California 0rEaafEarfoa Refused 10
march su Memorial Day with
Nonunfon Drum Corps.

SACRAMENTO, cal, sept 3.-Tae band
af me Second r=glmenL National Guard n
California n 70 he musTsrHd our owing 20
the facr rhAx it refused - parade on NJ
moral dav IN TINS ciry because the Ladies'
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic had en-.
EaEed a nununiun drum corps II Is held hy
the authorities THAT me members n the
band refused 20 obey orders. which var
rants their dismissal and Governor Fardee
as cummander-ln-ehisf. AZ ne rec1mmenda-
ron of Ad5uralr General 7 2 Lzuck and
Inspector Genera Wilhelm. vii order thHr
rhe hand be mustered 0ur
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
DISPUTE AMONG LABOR UNIONS
Ezecurfxe CsunefI serrlfug Claims OF
Jurtsdictfoa Among Rival
Organizations.

WASHINGTON. 2. C.. SEPT 91.-AL tn
days meeting 0f rhp executive council Of
tlle American Federation NJ Labor a joint
report vas received from the United
Brotherhood n Carpenters ana -he Anal
Eamar=d Society n Carpenters and J0iners
rila- rhev have entered into Al arrangement
extending their working agreement until
January T. -sS. IN compliance with the
award and decision rendered by Arbitrator
Sr-asERr
y t-e --sde jurisdiction dispute between
me 1rsnen and brewers -he council IL
--Cr=d me central lHbor union % zea -1Hr
me brewers w0rk-nen comply with the 1e-
cisiun previously rendered n m, -ass ~
the coopers aEain tne brewers. the council
recummended that II not ne re-1pened az
4 decision was rendered 1v the convention
N the Federation n LABOR a. san Fran
CISCO last November
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
DINE WITH EMPEROR OF coREA
Mss Alice R0oseveIr and Minister
MorEan Ffrrt FareiEaers 70 Ear
ar Imperial Table.

SEOUL Corea- sept e1-Ths emperor
FOR the 1rst r.rne during llE reign, IunChed
for foreigners today. first giving an audi
ence % Miss Alice Roosevelt and Rear Ad-
uliral Tram American Minister Morgan es-
correi Mss Roosevelt 70 me banquet hail
uhers they SAT together with the crown and
imperial princess The orher members u
ne party were distributed q small tables
vita members u the ministry and generals
~ the army
president and M MORGAN replied for Miss
Roosevelt wishing long life 70 rhe emperor.
After the luncheon. wnich consisted ~
native foods. Mss Roosevelt visited chs
Cursau cabinet and other high ofhciala
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
sANITARluM For ooo FELLOWS
Proposfrfon To Build Million Dollar
Home fer Coasumptives At Las
Vegas Under confederation.

PEILADE DELFELA. sept 31-A- a meet
ing u r1e grand lodge ~ ODD Fellows to-
dav q resolution offered by BIr -Iovd n
Missouri providing t1r ne erection ~ z
6 90 81 sHnitar1un fur Cdd Fellow CON
s1upr1v=s ar Lac Vegas. y N, vas re-
ozrrsd 70 the committee On the state n
The order
P--Ees f1r competitive drllE were
awarded tonight IS follows
Class A-F7rsr- Canton Lucas. No. E To-
r1r 9 c. g-ga
Class B-Canrun No q. Rochester. u50.
stakes gold medal Canton No. T. YORK.
Pa
FKrmuIincaron II DeEr-e W7rk-F1rsr
Canton Maiden No. q of Maiden Mass,
saH9. second. Canton York No -. YORK Pa,
saga
Best AupsaralCe IN Farade-F1rst- san
Francisco Rebesah drl corps second,
Canton Lincoln No g. ST-acus-.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
CHANGES IN INDIAN SCHOOLS
gsha n Commons. Osrk ar Carson
Ctry- Nsv- ABpofntsd suBsrinn=ad-
ent On Omaha Reservation

WASHINGTON, sept D.-Cha-sss N ZIs-
bach. q cisrk az the Furt BeIkaap Mont
Indian school and John n Commons. a
clerk az me Carson fNsvl schooL have
hzch All take charge uf ne Echapuo IN
dian Training school az Eor-un- Kan. and
CuulmUns q tie Indian schoul on ths
Omaha n=ssrva-1un IN EehrzEizz- D
Kidney a teacher on une Rosebud usssg-a-
IlOn. has been appointed supsIIn1endent
and ssziEued - ras Lndiza sGhoui a. Ela-
maEh. Cr4.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
LAND FRAUDS IN COLORADO
Federal and County OdaciaIs and Real
Estate Dealer at Akron Charged
with Perjury

DENVER Sept 3a.-ChH-Eed VIA per
fur1nF themselves 70 def-aud me govern
menr out II lands IN the eastern part II
Colorado. warrants have been issued by the
United States district attorneys once H1r
the arrest Of Peter Campbell former regis
trar OF tSe United States land once AZ
AKRON Perry c. Beenev. county treasurer
NJ Washington county. ana .. u. Irwin.
rRHi estate dealer of Akron
Through these men IL II said rhar ne
government has been iefrauded out Of
thousands n dollars worth Of lands IN
Washington and Yuma counties.
By various subrETfuges. IL Is stated
Campbell Beeney and Irwin obtained prs
session II land which mad been abandoned
by previous settlers and sold Il % other
sprrIers
So far Irwin is tle only man arrested
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
BROTHERHOOD or ST. ANDREW
Twentieth Annual ConvsHrfSn Opens
An the UntverEiry Of
Chicago

CHICAGO. sept D-rhe rwenueta an
nllaI convention 1f -ls Brotherhood 1f ST.
AndrsW opened today a. the University Of
Chicago with 20 members present. -he
arrsndanOz for uomurruw IL expected 20
rsach the LJss marx as the hrsr day Vas
devoted entirely 70 college conferences aud
TIE meeting u "a aA-.9lAl council
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
Movements Of Ocean Vessels sept -.

II New Turk-5ailed- Ba-uc. for Liver
POOL NnuriaEn for Rotterdam. Lombard
and PrlnEesE Irene from Naples
Al UsrpOnl-ArrlVel Majestic from Nesr
YORK Sa.ied- Er1eslald- for PllladEl uhia
oceanic. fer New E1rE, syivania- for EOs-
Ton
der lsr1sse. from Bremen ana 5uuthamp-
TON for NeW YORK
Al LsEnurn-ArTlred AlEeFla- from Mar
silica
Al L.andun-Ar-7Fed- LzncasTr-a- trum
New YORK
AT HamburE-Arr1ved- Furst EiHnarck
frTr1 NeW YORK
Al GlzsE0W-ssiIsd Carrhasluian for New
YORK
YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

" me eleven new disease cen --Ts only
two were above Canal street
L- White has uut received anything
definite from the Arkansas authorities N
-=Ear1 -1 me --p 1f President Roosevelt
There .s no material H-a-Ep IN me ruun-
Try situation. except a- Patterson. wter-
ne shortage ~ FUNDS has 1ecessira-ef a
senera- organization 1f -le campaign.
After consultation with me governor be
has decided -l allow fx-d sum for E-el,Iv
expenses and me campaign viii ne placed
entirely in the hands Hf .Ccal committee
PENSAEoLA- Fla-. sept E-The yellow
fever situation Is not 50 encouraging Five
new cases were reported a. headula--Hrg
-1dar In addi-lCn there are a large num-
Der n iCuurflI cases several n which
may develop into yellow fever in a -hur-
time The new cases are scattered IN var
GUS sections N the CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
OPuusTs MEET ma SNAIL sOoR
ouSDs LOUD ENOUGH FOR GIG sCDY


For Supreme Judge
w g. HASTINGS. Wilbur
FOR Regents Tniverst,-
r IT,. COLE. Polk County.
LDEES LIGEz-NEE. Platte county.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
ROW AMONG UNDERWRITERS
P7opuEiton 70 Condemn Gr1A N LuEurHncs
Raises Storm
ATTEMPT TO sHaw RESOLUTION
Acrimonious Debate sn Repurt Of
Committee that ts yor Finished
when Csnvenrfon
Adfourna.

HARTFORD. Conn sept IA sharp
between a faction Of delegates rom The
vest In a--endauce AZ the convention OF
the National Associa-i0n Of CndeTvr1tsrs
with delegates from other sections occurred
AZ this afternoons session. And az adjourn
nent the question az issue vas still unad-
--sted- The resolution Of -ensure offered
YESTERDAY by Delegate Raleigh Of St Louis
and aimed a. alleged irregularities IN GER
tain insurance circles vas tae issue 5efure
the eUnveu-lun Al The -rue Of adjourn
menr Ialf dozen delegates were on their
feet irving 20 zet the attention 0f he chair
man. but the assembly decided % postpone
the contest until turuur-uw-
The ssue was -alsed when the executive
committee submitted 20 tl1e convention a
report On ne Raleigh -zsoIgt1un- This re-
pur- was that -tle resolution offered by
delegate from the ST. Louis association
should not be considered by -his convention
and tla- the consideration 1f rhar or any
other similar resolution ls auwar-alred
and outside the proper province ~ me
National Association Of Underwater.
Hfnnesota Wan Heads Opposition
The COMMITTEES report vas received with
cheers When me nuise had szDsided
O. " Van Tuyl q Minneapolis arose TO
speak and was invited by the president 20
the platform. M. Van T1vI saiu le repre-
senred a number II cnuse whose -iews 1it-
ferau from the report Of the executive com
mlr-ee- Three questions he Thought we're
Go ne determined First whether re are 20
make any public declaration On the matter
IN view OF he discussion aow going On IN
The press second. would g 0e profitable
20 DO So third. what -s the polite course .
he asked u Il were tine for such A body
90 maintain silence. answering himself that
he thought not. We depend FOR al We get
on public condolences. ana z We fail now
IL VIII rake years 70 redeem ourselves
Raising his hand 20 emphasizes has words
be added
Mess some -sasUnHbIe resolution is
passed By -niE association along the lines Of
THAI suggested by the delegate from St
Louis a resolution viii be sent ont % the
press n the country signed with the names
bodied In The original resolution We VIII
not stand for blind loans. CambOn dinners
or midnight Transfers 1f securities.
Substance of ResoIu4fon.
The Raleigh resolution. which precipirared
the days debate. rerites rhat -he disclosures
IN me methods Of prBCricss IN the manage
nenr Of some NE Insurance. companies.
which. Il not criminal N their nature. ap-
psa- 70 be grossly irregular and in viola
ton Of the principles Of ire trust involved.
and demands u1ar. Il crimes have been
Z committed. the criminals snail be punished
[ and these VINO have violated their trusts
shall BE- deprived 1f their ---,Isteeshtp.
The papers read az the afternoon session
I included one by James v. Barry Of Ian
( stnE, Mirh-. insurance commissioner Of the
( state OF Michigan. On Life Insiarancs
I Ethics
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
A VICTIM

Csnoon.s sRd F1pu.ists Name Wilbur
KSa ior Supreme Judgs.
POPS ANH DEMOCRATS DIVIDE REGENTS
Scarcely Corp5rags Guard At,snd Either
Of Conventions
PoPuuSTs MEET ma Small 7CoR
Platform Ai7p-sd More Vigorous ThG7
ths Parties
SOUNDS LOUD ENOUGH FOR BIG BODY
Judge HartfnEs Admirs He HaT
Ridden on Pass. but Prom-
ise- Not 20 Do IL
Again
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

-he platform concludes wtrh me endorse
u1enr u me administration 1f Mayor
Weaver and me approval n ais directors
in administering their department with
faithful adherence % the letter and spirit
Of the law
The democratic county convention was
held here tonight and after some discus
sion the -iekst uaned today BY rne -ity
uar-v Vas sudursed The platform IN part
was as follows
We commend Mayor WsaFEr for breaking
with the gang ana sspuUalng the cause
Of the people. No city In the union had
greater need Of a revolution such be
iuaug-Ira-E1-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
PO0s I've DEN0caATs 1NDE aEaNTs

a-osly a Corpsrals Guard At.s1d Either
Of Conventions
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

John A Mccall, president II rhe New
Ylrk Life Insurance. company. referring 20
ms testimony before the legislative COM
mitIee IN neiauun 10 contributions 20 uhe
democratic party, sad tonight
The meaning I iuranded 20 convey when
mentioned Judge Farker vas rtis
Judge Parker. when a candidate for r1e
presidency last year, did not personally Asa
ne for campaign funds. bur friends Of hIs
diu 20 repeale-iY-
J1dEE Parker as Chairman NJ the stzrs
1Hrnucraftc COMMITTEES for several Eears dic
however, accept urofered contributions %
the caTupa n rT1nnE.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

San Francisco and CHICAGO in o
tram via Santa Fe. At Albuquerque
he bought $500 worth of rcd ia que
and champagne, paying for sama =,
$loo bllls. One hundred quarts in Oh
were purchased. While there l.
law preventing a man from ,no,,,nO
an ass OF himself, it looks as if tboro
should be. In the land whore tbo Co.,
killer runs unbridled, what = tima
there would be should Scott suddenly
appear Here's hoping that cbumn
lives to see the day when he will ho
good and hungry and cannot get bite
to eat.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

1t was a sad day for Ogden when
Hon. Thomas d. Dee passed away in
the height of his usefulness. For he
was a man of enterprise and was as
ISOLATED in many business houses, the
mana,, ars of which will miss him. He
neve, declined an investment when it
could be demonstrated that the pro-
ject was safe and legitimate and
as a result there are many people in
the Junction City today mourning the
loss Of a partner. Should his heirs
determine to withdraw the capital he
invested in many affairs of trade and
manufacture, there will be several in
dustries crippled. Mr.. Dee was as
well known as any man in the state.
A consistent Democrat, he won the adj
miration of his opponents by his manly
ways of fighting battles and he was
ever regarded by the members of his
own party as a man who would do to
tie to. His Judgment was considered
sound and two Republican governors
kept him on the state board of equal
ization. He was a genial man, too and
was especially well liked by all who
came in contact with him. Like other
men, he had his faults, but they were
few and not serious, and as the grave
closes over him it will be well to cher
ish lively recollection of the many
virtues which did him credit
The mass meeting" of the ladies
of the American" party at the Pres.
byterian church last Saturday was a
tame affair. The church was about
one-third filled. DR.. Wishard, the rev
erend knocker who has done so much
hammering against Salt Lake and
Utah, and Rev. Helmick, made ad
dresses and then the ladies did some
resoluting and resolving and adjourned
to go home and get dinner for theil
bubbles, like the dear good womer
they are. That's all
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15
r r. II r H.

Speaking of water hogs; how is it
that the people on Brigham street and
in the eastern portion of the city, are
permitted to sprinkle in the evening,
when the water will do good, and the
people on the west and south sides
must use their hose in the morning
when the sun laps it up as fast as it
falls? Why not let every one sprinkle
during the evening, or change about,
giving the east siders the morning
sprinkle one week and the west siders
the same the next? AS the matter now
stands the east side folks have all the
best of it, and in fact always have had.
The east siders use a great deal more
water than is necessary, too, and it is
on the cast side of Main street that
hose pipes are permitted to run all
night. The west side is composed of
small lawns and the amount of water
consumed is by no means as large
within half as that on the cast side.
Be fair, Mr.. Kinds and give every
body square deal.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

Every man and woman in this land
of ours will rejoice that such q paper
as the New York Press raises it's voice
in such a manner as is shown in the
following excerpt from a recent num-
Der Of that excellent paper:
with the American conscience
aroused to the iniquities of the finan-
cial and political system of which Mr..
Rockefeller is the most conspicuous
type, with press and pulpit ringing
their alarm against commercial crimi-
nality and with sturdy American citi-
zenship everywhere denouncing I'M
clean money as a breeder of moral
plague, the act of the giver is Napole-
onic in it's audacity. But the daring
of the rulers of Yale, in proclaiming
to the world not only their willing
ness to receive the profits coined
from the blood and tears of the Ameri-
can people, but it's eagerness and lust
for the tainted money and it's contempt
for the popular quarantine against the
infected coin of the commercial crimi-
nal is only sublimated form of the
brazen effrontery with which the
enameled courtesan swishes the silks
her sin has earned and flashes in the
face of outraged decency the glittering
baubles senile debauchee has show.
cred upon her.
bring on your tainted money!!
shouts the senator-elect of the United
States, the product of this same com.
mercial system which buys a whole
handful of United States senators as
cheerfully as it raids life insurance
treasury, stuffs the pockets of state
legislators to smother a gas bill, floats
| a huge copper swindle, burns a rivals
refinery, lies under oath, brides judges
and jurors, or claps it's golden muz
) zles over the mouths of men whose
mission it should be to preach the Ter
r Commandments"
l All, but that sounds like the Battle
Cry of Freedom" That has the gen