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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

ssnffa 49,
80 pee Tbf definite
seri ~ ttr ueU railway
=. Ff, d. 600 Pacific goast
-, easy hy tnr aireera Of
- Mnsaukr. a. st Paul
...eskn to buIte Mont
eatelslrd b, january l.
al thsn heE.H Immediately
-. ihs ine Geo Tacona and
rsr fnilre syetrm is u
srstsan rar, u ICES Ia
!, a. rush 30 lhr A..N 4 ex-
Route q Roaa
a. anclal announcement also
=. - roris as follows
-. naiss westward The route
T. S IVcg t0lsc Hcii Gate.
- ana aiong iho S. Rests
poini about fouf mlIea
Z sAiitse. Mont where the
= 4 R.lier Roo, mountains be
: Pau Pass summit e
- Al az elevation uf tspa
|ss "a tnunel $500 feet tn
- 5 aeeessaT1 iu crossing thu
au~ follows the drainage -
Is Joe river o. within a few
- q Is moath and crosses from
- ! tae Washington state ilne
: pa,s II Tekoa. Wash The
49, river wii' be crossed b.
|. - hAslng figtevn spans and
co total lrnFih 20 $3.50 feet.
Z aAasnas cruek. summit tween.
! ~ sest 81 the Columbia Fisefs
- - b q tannei 600 feet Ia
- a. a. Suoqualmie pass
= 81 eventually bee a tunnel
: nass hnw at q maximum eie-
- e ASS fesi. hut fog the
80 oqegationa through the
n1uns ssesatioa OF a.ui9 feet
llne % TseoTa
/ aapis YaIiey Wash couuec
i - = mafg with che Column.
"a Fsxpt S0uni raiiruad over
! sseAs a. witch Access viii -
&znmst thg ample terminal
wsrts paFchased az Seattle A
= 80 wlli - constructed from
~ Rlssr Juncfion. Wash 70
srma where a large amount q
rznai property has also been 50.
-
A. ssnsrn sectioa 70 the nee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
FIRE
VICTIM DIES

ITHACA. = Y. Dee s--lamca
Mcculehsen Jr. student Of Pitts,
burg. Wue vas burned ia the flrr
At Cornell YESTERDAY died later Ia
the aaY from BIZ injuries. HIS
death brings the liat of dead ~ 70
seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

uFuKfMEH. y. y. poc. N.--LonR
| sftef tho simple minded foik ~ TINS
mountain eauuffYsid have Dismiss.
81 from their minds thr details 81
| Is. Gillette murder ease. men seek
tnr true analyses % human cuo-
lions vii turn 10 the old sfkim'f
/ court house
such student philosophers WIN
Hna here. eauehed lee the plain words
| ~ the unfatafsd principals, phase
~ aamau.a love for man and iaith-
lsaa mans cruelty ca woman which
| gola'h passion. Iuge's heart appeal
usawniuEa complete dcvotion-the
great masters 81 imagination. in tact
have failed To interpret
The aaflea OF letters written by
| Grace nfowu "a chester Gillette IA
| already regarded aa classic. Writ
ius from a heart buffetcd between
shameful woe and faithful love, the
poor iiiua factory girl daughter OF
an obscure farmer. little knew the
weight Of her thrilling words
kbou, Gillette.
Il ala not require n judge or jury
10 convict Gillette Of crime great
e. than the mere slaughter Of afcl
low creature. The death ~ billy
urovu AT his hand was but trivial
incident compared with his crimes
against the sacred forces Of human
nature. His deHpicable record IL
on file IN the old court house side
by aide with that 81 the dead girl.
ahnwlus him. a mere boy, AS Hniv-
cling. THEORETICALLY. wholly heart
less aud selfish villain who, In the
aheepakin Of an honest suitor. re-
sorted With precocious faculty 70 the
ancient devices Of the sly seduction
tst. prontituted woman's trust Go
crafty his animal nature. missed
the whole truth 81 lifo's meaning.
turned a sinking back to honest re-
sponaihility. knew no higher moral
couraEo than self protection.
while men and women. eminent In
letters. speculate as 90 the great
ness OF aHiliy7 Brown. there is one
woman. aud perhaps only one. who
really romprehends what the clos
ing days Of her Inflated existence
must have meant 90 her That
woman ls the mother who loved her
most Of n fdmHy OF nine children.
This mother I sought and found In
little cottage. Her eyes were dry
when she told me Of her beloved
girl. her nfth born Tho storm was
past and only the sea remained.
Graee's Story.
After telling me some trivial facts
" the dead girls childhood, Mrs.
brown said
Grace went through the district
school and then began % assist my
husband Ia his business. she kept
his books for him. wrote his let
ters. and II he was lll or away. SHE
would drive the milk to the station.
She never complained.
My eldest daughter married aud
went ta live n Cortland. Grace via-
tied her there. This was her first
taste Of town life. and she enjoyed
IL. Following another visit she re-
turned and told us that she could
earn s. week ia Gillettc's skirt
factory She could live with her sis
ter and wanted to earn the money
Nv huahandsa business had not been
very prosperous. and we finally con.
scented "a LET her 81.
'For several months she sent
Nhatever Of her wages che aid not
have to spend for expenses 90 my
husband. She was counted the clcv-
crest skirt designer Ia the factory
but her wages were Kept low. Sho
eutertalned girl acauaintancos az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
|n.,ukee Officials Officially Announce Plans
..Gve Route Of the Road and Say Line Will
A Completed Early in 1909.

! line extends from the present ter
f minus At 0leuham s n. oishts
mime miiea west ur Aberdeen.
through the standing Rock Indian
+ reservation The state limo be-
+ tween North Dakota and Montana
+ +. crossed a. point about eight
+ miles Weat nf che lttlo Missouri
river aud tbr road follows The Nvl
taN stone riyrF from rerrl Mont
81 NuraKth Leaving the valley If
f the Yellowstone at Fowl a. the
tine follows fufruplnr and Namr
1 crsHks 20 Nnaael Sholl valley
bteh Is followed Co iafluWtoW
f where connection Viii be- made With
+ the Montana railroad
S. span Bridps
At Lombard the line crosses the
Northern Pacific railroad overhead
ahd the Missonr Pacific bY d six
span bridge and follows the Mis-
scarf aud jefferson rivers 60 the
east slope ~ the continental divide
ueat Whitehall. between Whitehall
sud butte This divide 10 crossed
through The p1poaionn pass fuu
tunnels a.f5B and $50 feet Ia
lauEgh aud htrca stcci trratirs over
deep avtnea from 100 GO ice fept
IA height and from 600 90 SEQ feet
IN length arc distinctive features Of
Tits portion pf the llne
The above snuoune emFnt sets hf
fesF the various rumorH mat the
ghleaHn Milwaukee a ST. Fhui aid
net intend o. hurry facifir coast
construction o. is me first direct
statement made since che railroad
hazzn operations 90 Seattle and
other western eltiea
When President E1FiinE wHs Ca
Seattle several months aEu IN
euula make ue Hgatemcnt regard
ing eesst construction numnfa
have beet freely circulated that the
chicago Milwaukee a S. Paul
Wau1a b. absorbed b other trans.
sentimental railroads ana the weat
Ilaa eaalA uag b. built
WheH ahanu the above dispeteh
fhfa affefn0Qn the lecai officials said
mat shas had received distractions
- commence activities at onee. ana
fhe request FOR the new FiEhf-nfs
NaY dawn thr CEDAR river arwpoae1
before the corporations commtttea
yesterday afirrnoan. Was the fret
fsanlt ~ the rew nra~r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
|pnEs ASHORE At CAPE
BfaaE THURSDAY NIGHT ~
F.aious GALE CREW
afacrEs SHORE SAFELY.

d bark Caicrnn was wrecked
Nntay sight o. Cape hcals aa
= ssss eeass % Vancouver island.
&ihk ne fisr4e storm whirh RACED
total mss Through ths
- ~as ard hlgh aurf every
- 4 n crew reached shore AMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
WOMAN TO HANG


WASHINGTON. Dec 6.--Tho "a.
creme cont decided today that Az.
nea Meyers - Kansas City. who
killed her husband. must hang un'
less GOV Folk lntefferea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

SIMPLE TALE or YOUNG wo.
MANS LOVE FOR GILLETTE
As TOLD BY HER TO HER
MOTHER TIE ukhAPPl-
NESS OF sER LAST VISIT
A0MU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ACCIDENT ON JEFFERSON ST.
HILL IN WHICH ONE MAN ~
SERIOUSLY HURT AND orH'
Has SUFFER- INJURIES.

Loaded With excited passenRrfA
y haaa escape from sudden death o.
serious injury can Only b account
81 fer aa an extremely psufiasuiia
rhsnamsHan. = trolley car on the
jefferson 81 line last niehi irfi The
Janea Fl. eessF house uncontrolled
anf dashed madiy down ne hiA g.
rhIfiesafh AZ. up TIE hiil beyond
- Sixteenth az and then back
aeaa e. Tueifth Az. again hsfofs
IL as agaptsa bY che passengers.
Flight 81 Car.
In re nisht the car made the
shase curve a. broadway and JET
fefuan s.. rmapnd two switches Vs.
safety nna crossed the Tweifth Az.
uue - express train speed. with got
rnraauteftnH any obstacle 90 stay
h "a Ita wua career Even the troll
les - the az rode the wire through.
oat lta nishI an Incident which IN
ltseif is considered little short u
miraculous
The mafefuan IN charge ~ ne
eaH Naa abssuf from biz poet ~ ben
the ess started ard thu conductor.
e no had rrematutsly released ths
brakes Hhleh sst u free. became sH-
cited ard Jumped as the car turned
iha corner from Broadway. iaavina
no enc On The car except the pas
saasssa
Passengers Injured.
Three 81 thr passengers wrrr ~.
iursa IN lsapius from ne caF IN
ia fltNht wtiie the rect 90 those on
huaf8 remained with "a thFuus bout
ItH Wild run Had the ear lsff the
IraHk az an4 lulnl ln lta FLiManAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
WEST SEATTLE IS
PLAYING KENT TODAY

The West Seattle basketball toam
win piag It's first game today at
Kent The West Seattle team viii
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fgeripsa Telegraph ssr,iee.)
RICHMOND. Va. Dec 6-Ths
trains we're substitute Tor plaaen-
acf train 10 - and a freight train.
The former ran into the rear end
~ the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
!. NJ. eoLAbk rs
gTtll LtNoE RING

= - ~ = ="
NJ Coleman passed o iairi}
easv night aud he Is said 10 BE- 10
about The same condition AZ yesicf
da0. II IL said - attendants that
n he dies the end will come almost
impsroepublY. aud while be 10 IN
the same half coma condition he
has been since bis illness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

tine up a. follows w. H. Dressed.
center. Z. Z Boyd and A. L. John
son. guardH G. calklns and ".
Smith. forwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
SECOND WRECK
On SOUTHERN
Trains Crash Near Danve, Va. ---Many Dead,
including Engineer Who Ran Down SpenCer's
Train.

thal Tho Ia#s Of III IL very heavy,
aa both Trains are burning and 10 Is
Thought that many persons were
burned IN the ruins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

WsucTIoNs ARE RECEIVED
ntT LOG BOOKS MUST sg
coaescTLY EarEREp-wtLL
q INSPECTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
r#s4 444s FEEz
BANK CLEARANCE.

, Increase over same 4
> date last year : 62s,97442 4
a q ~ - = a 4 4 Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-04

'fC;i cacrrFs ss' sc... .,.,,s..
eNiiS @u.NNn hfs tSe ,~ere,. 1ntidote
20 tne einSetous NV ,,'a,,,' se .l.eh Is To-
ihalile' t.'' . 49, ~ i'Di,f.i ~, o.,d ovor1i-
..et &c. ts nv a1,iition az f1c pravo
tlFe tetl9I the ~ VIZ ~ t+t, a. rsn
le'tl1n Mi',t tt.- VIZ ',.',. .- - r',t6ar ro
un!er ~, ltf,rn =, cver.Jse anv ade-
e e ,t.~s.tt,@ eflcals
4e"tSS l 49, SEQ 81 eulh r5vsrnpentai
- !. i',,fl az Va, ,,ith t6c frosdorn
,e oP"ttrG tr.it i,,,,i init'etiSe and DWARF ndi-
W tiYf srt ;r6f@ n nof N fnrt n
NlduA eAo' =. ,,ltI o,it+3,tty H. fou Al
w., Wou.G ,'t,,,, ,,r,,f indiviinsl Initiative.
,St,.i.iill l,"acitv and ef.ort. uuon me
illlN '..4"t ,N-,lts s,,I fr@.l.ht ,gt,ieb
EHet@ff .llAl "" ,,,,n NJ ~
!a ~ i''iS. tNus ,'tt@r of fart the
,,iS,,ie,.,or ,rd aearadinv efrcrt of pure
F s,,..,r,tliv ~ .fs eetrerae
2-lil lie ". ,,,i,t-,, @ S,G the besfrpctfon OF
oti,i f,.i 'c'ti'a,-..,tsr wien fRev would
bring about axe in part acnIeyed by ;he s
Whoiig tnle sSi,.,i., sSis,,u 6i,.it ,,si or corpor-
ltaul'a tit- .,,,of'ea ~ I'm otkera
until his or Hs riee ofcctually checks an
. e.. ti.,sfttop ~ ufter inferioritv and
,i,eif,,f fi0n
"In en9ctlnr and enforcing such lcgis-
tttlY N- - ,,-.i,i on n raherpnt
SIN ttc etc-,i, er9savor 10 secure
ne hel 'teN l'ot,n =, ri,t" ,,,en WHO
w i fi,,.r b,,eferical ,,r
,-',, h,,t trLn do intend to denl
,"''s ~ l5eoi,,te eennionsense fashion with
NJ iesoi Ntn w if ~ tEe ,,,.1.s,f
the IetA ei,H ,,I 40 60
sAslsHl- ai. 81 , e,,,-,ctSt,ne of ,oin
iei.l i '@t1 - - ,, ticfh oeeert for
ks ti,st ie..irai We should 10
,,t..,,t ,,,,,,,a,.ti,fr, 10 raflronds
" sV,s n.y.. tt,N " .gcti,,,nries 6erelise
anu ~ tl na -le tbev fhink dc people
,,a ,,.ift fi.,,, ,,,itfle t6a ev-
,.,,t. ro.,I ,It,e r,fl,ar to nreach disoontent
lINiiilhtff. t'4lS ~ 'ttNi ~ 56ietr eoila re
si1t as "a rotfar az fgct. our position
is as remote trom that of Tie bourbon
ticahlc on sinister visionary. We hoid
that the government should NOT cohnuct
the business OF thc nAllohi nnb tliAt ~
should eXe.eise aneh snpervi sion as VIII
insure rs being eoHoucleu ih the inter
may De, 20 secure. lof tlli Heceht; utin-
WORKING mcnl equality OF opportunity anu
equality OF burden
o.l.f.--tf.- A.. hr,-.oes,ry
ScfhpiNaIeHe FHS
Tho actAAi MofAlht ol nHt laws uaH
shown that the eNort % promhit All CONF
buation, good or bad, is noNlons where
u IS not ineffective, copo,n ,nallon ot
necessary eleluCit OF oNf litstht lnuNh-
trial system, 10 is NOT possible completely
20 prevent %, ana it 80 We're puasinle,
such COZ plcte preNerlion would 90 ulin,
BE- not Vaiuly l0 prevent an combination,
but to secure such rigorous nNd adequate
control and supervision Of the conhlna-
tons as 90 prevent tne~ inlarlns me
itahly 90 threaten injury the mere
f4et tlnt "a combination has secured
pr1clipa Iy complete control OF "a nccos-
sary oi no would under a4y citeuni-
30 he presumed 20 be aiserso 70 tho pub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-04

OF surt corts. ,...-. ---4- ---.-.-s .-..--
edly been iiagrant wrongs committed
by judges In connection with labor dis
phtes even within the last few years.
nltho I think much less often than in
former years. such judges by their un-
bpnds Of those Nho are striving. entirely
70 do away with the power OF injunction;
and therefore such careless Use OF the
lnJunctlve process tends TO threaten It's
very existence FOR II the Americas peo-
pie ever become CONVINCED thnt this
process is hahitually abused, whether IA
matters affecting labor or In matters at-
impossible 70 prevent It's abolition"
The Negro Problem.
The negro problem Is given considera-
re attention, after calling attention 10
la free from faults, aud that no section
has occasion 70 teer at the SHORTCOMINGS
ot any other section, he turns tQ the sub
lect Of lynchings, and especially ais ap-
Piled 20 the negro OF the south. lie aiys
the greatest existing cause for mob law
crime ~ rnpe, crime which he tenns
even worse than murder lie quotes y ihe.
admoMuoNe % the white people spoa en-
hy Gov Gambler Of Georgia, some yelrs
ago, ana ny GOV Jellka. of Alabama, re-
Gently. ana then says
Every colored man should realize
that the worst enemy OF his race is the
negro criminal and above an the me-
gro criminal who commits the drcad-
ful crlme Of rape; and II should he felt
as Ia the highest degree an offcnse
against the Whole country and against
the colored race IN particular. Tor a
oolored man 20 fail 20 help the officers
OF the law IN hunting down with an
potslple eafnehtness and zeal every
such Infamous offender. Moreover IA
my judgment the crime OF rape should
always be punished with death as As
the case with murder; assault with In
tent 20 commit rape should be made
capital crime. al least iu the discretion
made by which the punishment may
follow Immediately upon the heels ~
the onensei while the trial should DC
80 conducted tlat the victim need not
be wantonly shamed while giving tes-
umouy. and that lne least possible
pnhiielty snail be given 10 the details
Inc members OF the white race on
the other hand should understand that
every lYnching represents 10y just so
mueh a loosening of the bands of civ-
iiiTation, that the spirit OF iynching
inevitably throws into prominence in
the community an the foul and evil
creatures who dwell therein No man
man being without having his own
moral nature permanently lowered
livery iynehing means just SO much
moral deterioration In an the children
who have any knowledge OF it and
therefore Just 90 much additional
trouble Tor the next generation Of
"Lei justice be both sure ana swift.
but lct n be Justice under the law.
ana not the wild and crooked sayagery
Of mob
Need for Negro Education.
There d another matter which has
diiect bearing upon this matter of
iynching and OF the brutal crime which
someumes calls lr forth and al Other
times merely furnishes the excuse for
its cxiHtence. IL is out of the question
Tor our people ns whole permanently
20 rise hy treading down any of their
own uumpet Even those who hnm-
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InvaetIaatIon 81 pIspntes.


Trs urges t6e enoctnent nr a drastic
cinS tb, i,y Fn, ti'n IN et,i.t ~ ffo-
him6Ya and fbe ferriterlef INA a fcieral
i,.,-',..ti-,ti. ~ flie rf,l,fs,t ef ebiib ami
,he'it5Siisii ii,.,. o, l,l,. vl o ,ira,e ii,n
fI. rf,.il,,,-a ana ,t,ot-s IA 4bs ff,t,, ieeirt,
anpeintod to iNvest'aaie ia6ar cordition1
in fii'.' N1ll a,ils m perrs,,lv,tiia in fe0g
s,,i ,'.f4.e a. tf ,eif ~ tli., -.,,e,t,ii .tsif5,
t.tt,t tit, so ~ ,,I f.l,re,i ,,o,.arntuorts
sbotii8 nrovide fG@ TnochineTv for what
NM be r.tlle.l he e@mpulsorv in1esti.ta-
t11 ~ rcDfrot,efeieq i,l.tvge,1 fn,riovere
sud e,n,iotts ,,.f@, tfev nri-a ~ Nfter
referiirt 10 the fart that d hll has ul-
rende Noon b,tro,i,csd Ia tlds cnd ne
sfvst
FNrnnv of those etrlkes and ioclycutH
would not have occurred had Mo parties
to he disbrt. soon reauired to appcar
bafore an itnureiIifico5 bodv renres.ntiu-.
ths nafiot, MA faro ~ fsre sf9te the
rogsnns far tbair frontention in most
foiind to he dge to "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y ea' @i i9e other sidg fut naity NJ sl
cent as true the stntemants IN the other
as TO ms iustice or Injustice OF the rnat-
tefa ia diapute Tho exercise OF iu-
diuiai spirit bp a disntcrcTted body
representiun the federat guvernmeet
such as would he providcd hy "a commits
zion son conciuation and arbitration
would tend 10 create au atmoaphere OF
frlendincss and cancellation between con-
tending parties. aud the giving each side
an equal opportunity 20 present fully its
casa IN ne rrcsence of tne OTHER would
INTO serious strikes on lockouts and In
other rtpae ,vo1ld cnablo the comrnis-
sion 10 pprsunde the opposing parties 20
Come 10 terms
ain mia aro of great corporate and la
eninlogees sho1li ~ lof, coinpicteiy al
tf,o' 1o'ar,s ,f 40 etron1o1. unrfv to IA dis
ptite. rerariless of tho riahteoaancss OF
thcir rtspcctive cinine The proposed
measure WOULD be in thA lire OF securing
strikes the rfibiic has iteclf an Interest
,.hich cannot ,sferlv be disreaarded: an
. Interest NOT merely 81 reucral c0nveu-
ieuee Tor me fieetlon of a iuat end
Fidored IN All lo.islntion of this kind
IN is ueu to advance cautlously. testing
.s,.h efag ~, fho a.fitai raauifs. mo etpp
r,-or,osad eaf, alreiv bs safely taken for
the decisions of the commis.aon would
not bind thG parties in legal fashion, and
ion 10 eNert its mi force Tor the right"
ContrDl Of Corporatlons,
~. .......,.
~ =. 49, t.. 81
tto4 ol you po4 rome ln WIZ =. ~
lne ptA se at tne iant i1n "' wy wy
i"tN is'tAt ti,' .it tN''- 1 t1e'i -ti
ae1H thtt nA ~ t.lte' "t ~. ".-,.'.,5 5,i
iNa tltil euAt lhehl, nut ~
law go ha 20 put uttea "h 1Ae t-peia %,
NINtt lL"Auttaf NiA .le" t",
I t'a. or h't.'tll'N on Wy w.. W ~,
sNiN ol we koNeth.httI ,"lia..tull i W. Nv
oi 'l'e ','. ,,'',., .,l o .,,...
~. tNo tl sNH,Mi ~ 't.iNlttt NltttM ~ f f6.t .v.
~ cAHtu. lo3 ollns "a ie.,..t ,,. ,ia' % ~
lNfleltt mas Gomez tA7lN'lf SHOWN AAo i'l
p1sa inNitf ot h.Nliub ~ ~. p. ..'"'ts ~ ~
ltttts WAli N..-Nl'@ Nt tlt a. 49,
ang ,"n5 eltS tfe
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criminality OF c0Nrse the best typo
ken as whole, rs such education ag
is conferred iu schools like HAMPTON
ana IuskcGeci where che boys and
girls, the young men and young WOE
men. are truined industrl2ti- 50 v.-li
branches The irraduaies of fhsse
schools turn out well in the Srcnt ma
jority Of cases and hardly uits OF them
become criminals, while what little
criminality there Is never takes the
form Of TINT brutal violence which in-
Nitps lynch law. Every graduate OF
these schools and for the matter OF
that every oher colored man or wo-
man--who leads life so useful and
honorable al Co win tho good VIII and
respect of those whites whose neigh
hor he on She is. thereby helps tho
whole colored race as it cun Doe helped
himself the man who can do most TO
help the negro ls hia white neirhbor
eEort should be 60 better the relations
between the two. Great tho the hene-
ut OF these schools has been to their
colored pupils aud 20 the s0lorcd peo-
plc II may well De qucstoneg whether
the dement, has not been utA icaat ns
great 60 the white people RmGsE whom
these colored pupils i've after thcy
gradaate"
Capital and Labor.
on the subject OF capital and labor
tie president takes the agithtors Of class
hatred 90 task ana says 80 preach
hatred 90 the rich man, as such.
to seek 20 mislcad and inilamc 70 mad
ncss houost men whpse lives are hard
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training which viii permit them 10 ap-
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1.-THE body pohtlc aud 10 he false 90 every
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PubIiCaCiOnes reCibidaS.

Acabamos de recibir el ndmero CORES
pondiente al dia 10 del actual del acredi-
tado semanario "PIuma Lapiz" que de-
dica su texto sus grabados q Ia mas pal
pitante actualidad.
V6ase un extracto.del sumario: GAIA del
jabalf en- la India-Una excursion de los
prfncipes de Gales Criminales celebres:
81 Farolero por Jesds de Mijares. .-El jue-
60 de pelota en- Inglaterra.-El poeta de
Pontr6moli; hermosa oda de Ceccardo Rec
catagliata-La princesa de Sikkim en- su
palacio de Guntok.-El pintor Alma Ia
dema.-El Congreso de Versalles.-Estu-
dios de antropometrfa; oleJas de criminales
y distintos grabados references la mate
ria.-Cristian IX.-El presidente Castro.
I'm diputado obrero iDgl6s.-La confe-
rencia de 4-lgeciras La reyoluci6n en-
Russia, por el cronista de la guerra A.
Riera
Es este uno de los n1meros de "Pluma
y Lapiz" que mayor aceptaci6n ha de te-
ner por su amena variada lectura.