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The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
She Had the Right.

The following lines are not the re-
suit of an expenditure of gray mat
ter, nor are they written with the
view OF their entry ints the great
arena OF poetic Inspiration, observa-
ton, corrugation or carrie nation, but
they are the direct result OF disor-
dered stomach and a um thorax The
incident took place some 800 years
before J. Caesar became the Mayor
OF Omaha, and Royal Dictator to the
United States OF kentucy. This is
revision of the song originally en-
tilted, "Paras Sunday Panties are
hin About the Seat"
She was lretty as a picture,
Had a figure trim and neat:
A!to8et -r NOT enhancing
From Ler lead t. GaiatY feet.
And
Tic MUD.
Twas imply io-rid
On tie o ,ng5 OF tie treet.
.(Lo can | la !e Il c dear one
(Altl.o' it ,nay seen ahoo ing)
II tie dainty il, .ere lifted
And revealed well filed stocking.
Her CON. aniol gazed with pleasure
On the unforbidden sight
But to have such beauty wasted
Did not seem exactly right
I hen he thought to do his duty.
And to her said, with sigh.
Dear, | do not think it proper
That you lit your skirt SO high
II he thought she had no knowledge
OF the beauties she displayed.
He was differently enlightened
By this winsome little maid.
just cloud rolled DER her dimples
As she answered, coy and bright.
Yes, | know my SKIRT is lifted
But have not perfect right"
For moment he was staggered
AS the girl could plainly see;
Yes, l know your RIGHT is perfect,
AND YOUR LEFT'S A PEACH"
said he w. c. S.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Ambition.

Our ambition lessons, with age and
experience. AT Ia the boy wonders
why there isn't higher position in
the United States than just plain pres
ident. At twenty he gets a job engi-
neering the horse power OF a grocer's
delivery wagon and cherishes rosy
visions, of being great merchant At
28 he marries and hopes some day to
have his little store free OF debt At
40 he plugs along in the rut and
doesn't care much. At 30 he fondly
hopes for retirement with modest
competence at 65.
At 65 he dies, and the sheriff takes
possession of the premises.
He is buried in some quiet church
yard and so years later an idling
straggler, passing, reads on a tilted
and moss-stained head piece:
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Annual Meeting Eagles. Milwaukee,
Wis.

August II, 12, I3-Good returning
until August 20; fare, $so.Io for
round tri>.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Beet !

Beet Beet Beet
Nothing beats Granatite. X.
English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,

Department OF the Interior,
Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
June goth, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver, at Lamar, Colorado,
on Wednesday, August 18th, 1906,
viz: |. Hugh Johnson Il. E. No. 1923.
for the E1a NEA, Sec. ~ and SH
NW4, Sec. 20, T. 81 S., R. AZ W.,
9th P NJ
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz:
Al Thomas, John Robinson, Frank
Robinson, NJ NJ Brown, all of Holly,
Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Grand Popular Rate Excursion

To Cripple Creek, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo via the Santa Fe, July
22, only SAYS. Special train leaves
Holly at 1850 a. m, arrives Pueblo
5:55 a. m, Colorado Springs 7:2o a.
m, Cripple Creek 1o:4o a. m. Re
turning leaves Cripple Creek 2:4o p.
m, Colorado Springs 500 p. M, Pu
eblo o:I5 p. m, July 22.
This excursion will give passengers
an opportunity to visit the greatest
gold camp in the world and see the
magnificent scenery on the Cripple
Greek Short Line between Colorado
Springs and Cripple Creek, or if pas
sengers desire they may go to Colo
RADIO Springs or Pueblo instead OF
spending entire day at either of these
points. A very delightful day may
be spent at Colorado Springs visiting
the famous resorts, such as Manitou,
Green Mountain Falls, Pixies Peak.
Garden OF the Gods, Cheyenne Can
on, all being but short rides from Col
orado Springs on the street railway.
See undersigned for particulars. J.
H, Snyder. Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Don't Be Backward,

Do not hesitate to ask for a free
sample of Chamberlain's stomach
and liver tablets. We are glad to
give them to anyone who Is troubled
with billousness, consti; alton, or any !.
disorder Of the stomach. Many have
been permanently cured by their use,
lkleman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Your Liver

is out OF order You go to bed in a
bad hunor and get ~ with a bad
ta,tc i'll your mouth. You want
something to stimulate your liver
just try He-bine, the liver regulator.
A positive cure for Consti patton, Dys-
pep5ia and all liver complaints Mrs.
F. Fl, Worth, Texas, writes
Have used Herbnc in my family
fo5 years Words can't express what
! think about II Everybody in r'E
household are happy and well, AMI
WE owe il to Herbinr,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20

The Chieftain has manufactured
some nice souvenir postal cards rep
resenting two of our staples, sugar
beet and cantaloupe, which are now
on sale at this office and stationery
stores or Holly. We have also made
some souvenir envelopes bearir the
same designs in various colors AMI
shades.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Demand for Bids.

Bids will be received at the Office
OF tie Town Clerk. ~ to and ia
Guiding July 80, 1906, at S p. M, Tor
the construction OF cement cross
walk on Sixth street, between the
northwest corner and the northeast
corner Of Cheyenne erect, according
to plans and Specifications now on
file in the Office Of the Town Engi-
nter n. +. Vidal,
Clerk and Recorder.
Holly, Colo, July ga, 1906,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20

DR., Wolfenberger, accompanied by
his vile and daughter, left for Meek
e. Tue sday morning, where they will
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
The Guaranty Abstract Co.

George L. Reid, Manager
We are prepared to furnish Abstract of Title
for any Real Estate in PrOwers County.
office In Goodale BUILDING
LAMAR colo
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
Annual Meeting Elks,

Denver, Colo. Only one fare, S1o.45,
TO. the round trip. Tickets will be
sold July Is and I6 Good returning
uatil JUL %.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
The Granada Union Hifh School

the first Union High School organized Prowers County.
1t ia a pped with Physiological Botanical Physical and
Chemical and has the best school library the
va.ey
offers I'll, young people of Eastern Colorado and Western
Kansas tho.oy sadedu Of instruction
anywhere.
The fall term begins Tuesday, September postal card
vii! bring you copy the High School Booklet for 1906
Address Geo. R. Momyer Principal, Granada. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-07-20
JOHN JONES
Born, 1885. Died, 1907.
May he rest in peace.

And thus is the average ambition
rewarded.
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pie slerste INN eritauut.

Die mertmuroiae 6eilunq pDn 3en'
meth WcSoer uon Ganceboro, We.
bat bic mebisiuilbe 5atultdt unt
feline Sreunoe iebr erftaunt. @r iael
BON ieinem Sal: SIN Solae beftiger
@~ntsunouna oes 9alies uno &onae'
ition Der 2unaen, aaben mid ore
Nerate auf. Sb nabm Or. &ing's
Reue gntoefuna uno iie rettete nteiu
2eben. 0eilt Den ihlimmiten 6uiten,
grtdltune, Bronbitis. IDnlilitis,
ldwade 4unaen. 6eiIerteit, grippe.
gu baben bel Noolpb 9reiB uno =.
aalteper & Sobn. SO @ts. unit
$1.00. BrpbeHafhe fret.
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Hette 8onIniars 0sertreter.

6nlfs Staatsletretar Beirce bat
benz 8eprdientantenbaus oes Son.
areiies einer 8eriht iber Den &pns
iular-D ienft in OftsNi fen e~ingeianot.
apnoreB Superintendent WiQiants
batte i'm nerlanet uno Die Gegieruna
bat lib beeilt, bieiem @unihe nahz
autpmmefi.
Der 8eriht entbdlt menie grfreus
Tides. 6err Beirce gebt nit elmer
aarisen 8eibe BON &Dnluln siemlifJ
lharf in's @eribt, taoelt aud, baB
man in einisen Orten enaliibe &Dns
iufn nit Der Bertretuna betraut babe.
Dor naem ninmt CT aber orei unierer
4pniular : &eprdientanten boz uno
aersauit fie auf's @rimmiaite. Dieie
orei iino Die friiberen @enereltoniuIn
WtcgSaoe in Canton, @poonDtu in
Sban9bai uno @iaiams in Sinaa.
pore.
Die beioen grfteren miilien in Der
Tat Dabre Mufterbiloer BON unfa.
bigfeit unb unbrauhborteit geueIen
iein. WcgBaoe mar ein9rinter ihlim.
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Beiuh SGnla's SaI0on, Atas
mo Blasa. Stets Ifriihes Bier an
8apf.
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Seit iiber 60 Sahren

idnn muroe Wrs. Winslom's Suo'
thing : Sprup ppn WiGionen BON
Wtittern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
a1aemenoet. Wirit Du i'm S9fafe
our9 oas Sbreien zines &in0es ges
lt6rt, oas i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
S9meraen peint? Wenn 10, laIIe
iofort cine Tlaihe bon ,,Mrs.
WinslDms SDDtbin9 Syrup" holen.
Sein @ert lit unbeaablbar. @s miro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen ipfort Hinoe.
rrtng Deribafen. 8erlaBt eu9 oa'
rauf, Wiitter, es 1T tein 8meifel
tariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbue, regu,
liert ben Maaen uno Die 0ierer,
beleitiat Bino 8ofit, erpeiht ben
@aumer, oerbinbert @ntsnnoune
nno itdrft oas gauge Sbitem,
,Wrs. Winslops Sppthine Sgrup"
fir aabnenoe &inoer lit aneenebm
i'm @elbmad; oa8 Recept itarnmt
npn eiuem Der beften peiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit
bel alien Druaaiften in Der aar1aen
Belt su baben, Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. Gauft nihts anoereS, als
Mrs. Bins[oip8 SDuthina Surup.
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nter Mrt. er IteIte aeute an, Die nDs
toriihe Gerbremer maren, ihiBte in
ungeiebliGer Meiie @bineien, Die
nah ben Ser. Staten auswanoern
molIten. fGlidte. par torrupt uno
beuubte feline amtGihe Steuung, nm
an eemiiien 2euten, Die er ni6t lets
ben tpnnte, &ade 81 iben. Seoens
falls elm METER &DniularzB ertreter.
@ans 10 idlimm i6eint 800onDp
niht gepeien gu iein. immerbtn firo
80 Intlagen 9eaen i'm erbDben mUrz
Den uno manhe iino iebr erniter Sea-
tur. unoeleblide @rbebung BON 8ez
bubren, fallhe @intraaungen. unge=
bDrige Mu8itenune non Bdiien uno
dbnlide Sergeben fino %oarunter, Die
oeutlih seigen, baB Der Wanu in ieis
ner Stellung nidt lanaer uerbleibeu
tpnnte. General 9onlul WiQiams
lhlieBli1 bat iih oerlhiebene ueber=
ariffe All Shu[oen tDmmen laiisn uno
Beirce, Der betanntlih Die 8onlulate
inipisiert bat, iaat, er babe perlDnfid)
Die ueberaeuaune Qenonnen, ooB Der
Wann nidt auf ben Soften gebOre;
er babe etnen iebr penig n%ertrauens
ermedenoen @inorud gemaht. 8ils
lians muroe oann audi balo BON iets
mem Yoiten abberufen.
Beirce faBt oas Graebnis oes Be
ridts balm suiammen. DAB aus oems
ielben oeutlih bic Nottuenoiafeit, Die
Roniufate BON Belt su Belt inipiaie'
rem 81 (afien, berS0reebe. nnsmei'
felhaft! Nph oeutli9er gebt abet
aus oielem Beribt berDor, ooB man
Bel BET grnennune BON 80niuln oiel
pDriihtieer oerfabren iDGte, als ea
bisber aeiheben lit. Sn 10 pidtiee
unb ueranttpDrtungsreibe 5teuan'
gen, mie ote Der @eneralt0nIuln in
Canton, Shanghai uno SinaapDre,
ioaten l1ur 2eute biueingebrabt toer'
ben. Die 9rinolih erprobt iino unt
auf Die man Iidl u%erlafien tann.
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oBOru : Eprmalin' Conner a.
Amenb), lit nlS municipalities 8abns
uno Wunowaifer uniibertronen. Sn
allen NpOtbeten All baben,
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aebensperfiderunas +. 1aaRreseIm

Die Stem 0orter 2egislatur bal
Die ibr oDrlieeenoe 8tu in 8eaue aul
Die Observation-Disclosures anees
nummen. Die gor(aee beitim mt,
baB am Is. 9ppember ale iebiaen
9ireftDrep uno gruitees Der ners
ibieoenen gesenfeittaen 2ebenaoers
ftherungsgeienihaften. bic ibren Sit
in Stem gort baben, bon ibren Wem=
tern suridtreten i0Ien uno baB an
jenem Gage in allen oieIen @elen'
ibaften Weuwablen pprsunebmer
limp. Die reuen Sirettoren miiiien
oann i1fUrt aeue Beamten erpdb(en,
oenn Der Termin Der aiten Deamteu
lduft ebenfals am Is. Nopemp.
Der ab, uno miHen burd oas
2Dos entideioen. tper bon ibner
ielbit smei Sabre i'm Imte bleis
ben 1oq. Die Bin beitimnt ferner,
oaB ale Observation-Disclosures, ole
sBrories", pe(be bic Boficens Snha.
Der Dor bem Is, September aegeben
baben. unaiiltia iein ipGen. Da,
ourh meroen ale rBruries". Die
ghDmas 2aniDn bat. binfdaie uno
Die Yolicen Snhaber meroen mad
benz Is. September neue ,BrDries"
au8iteGen miiien.
Die Bill lit BON GROCER Wi6tig,
teit, ba fie cine Reorganization Der
@eieaibaften erSuinat. Iueroinga
fDnnen bic alten DirettDren uno 9ru-
tees mieoer aemdblt meroen uno gun,
Sell miro oies audi mDl aefheben,
eS miro aber immerhin siemlih piel
reues Blut in bic 8ernaltunesbes
hDroen Der @eleulbaften bineint0m'
men,.
Cine Geibe anberer 8ins 1T Der
2egislatur BON Dem unteriumunass
tDinite suaeganaen. Sn oerielbeu
fino Die graebnifie Der unteriuhunl
n~ieoergeleat mproen. sic .beaie'
ben fih nit .2Dbbpine", auf Sci.
trage fir politilde 8nede ourd
4orporatiDnen. auf falIhe @intra,
9unaen, 6abatte, aleihmdBige 5Dr'
men Der Bolicen. Wan b0fft mil
linen cine 9riinoti6e GefDrm oea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uorgenommen
81 haben.
GhlieRlih miro nod geme(oet, oas
Diftriftanpalt Serene ben Stem
Yorter Suprenie : Gidter Doubling
eriudt bat, flr ben Mai cine grtras
@~ranoiurp aufammen gu rufen, nm
iiber Die Observation-Disclosures
TEN su entfheioen. Die Wctipn i'll
alio i'm beiten @an9e. man tam iebt
geipannt oarauf iein. mas ourb iie
erreibt meroer mirb.
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Die neuen 9ftefeIts aDnntbfer. Mnierifa.'
urb .,aatierfn 2luaufie @tctpaia".
%, 500 Nse. Eounsn, ~, 0O08rutto= 3 euren,
rsip. 25.000 &eg. Ssnnen, $4,000 gruttO=
Eonueu, baben auBer ben tururi6ien Gins
ri&tunqsn als Neuiefeiten elm 9etau=
rditt a Ia Carte tEait 3tgeuner=& apele), 9ai=
iaeier.M uisua. Surnbale, elettrii@e Sdoer,
Hhder= uno Blumen . 2aper. L., 2. uno 3.
Roihte uno 3pii@enoed ETC., etc.
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HAMBURG -AMERIkA.
9-Dppelfmraubem GgpreRs
iano Ypfs9 ampfer<S ienff.
Bon Neip Dorf bio Hlhmouth, Sober
un0 eberbourg mad 6amburg.
New York mach Neapsl und 6snua.

s8ia Gibraltar.
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@ie aus Bodum aemeloet mirb,

iino nun AUDI bic 2ebten Der oeutihen
&ettungsmannibaften, melhe ben
oerunalidten frans6liihen 8amera.
ben i'm @rubenbeairt BON guurrieres
81 6ulfe eilten, in Die 6eimat naf)
@elientirhen uno 0erne suriifae.
tebrt. gs barren ibrer nod mannig'
fade @brunaen uno Qnertennunaen.
Der Raiier bat Die oeutihen 8etter
BON @ourrieres aufeefuroert, iih ibrt
in 8refelo norauiteaen. mo ct oem
@in8ue oeS SuIaren : 8eaimentes
SO. II beinUbnen piro.
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9th Iebbafter Satnnf

nit Dem alten Seinbe, gerftopfune,
enoet oft in appendicitis. I'm Tru'
bel NIT Dem Waaert, Sober uno Sin.
aeueibe. gu permeioen nehmt Or.
Sings Neue 2eben8 Bilen. Sic
reaulieren oieie Orqane perfeft ohne
Sbmers. Is gts. bel Qoplpb Dreif
uno E. &alteber & Sohu
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
VISITS HER HUSBAND IN
BELTRAMI COUNTY JAIL
Duluth Cruiser and Wife Said to Have
Effected Reconciliation.

BEM1DJI, May c9.-John London, the
Duluth man charged with the stabbing
Of Florence Flett in Baudette and his
wife, the wronged woman in the case
met face to face in the county Jail
yesterday.
Just what passed between them has
not been made public. but it is said
partial reconciliation between the
two took place. Mrs. London, with a.
friend, came down for the special pur-
pose of seeing her husband and talk
ing over the escapade, and returned to
Duluth today. London himself had lit
tie to say.
"She was here and we talked" he
said, and refused to more information.
1T is just as we'll not to involve her
in the trouble" he explained.
London appears in a cheerful frame
Of mind. In spite of a cheeful ex-
terror and his bright words, however,
the prisoner does not seem entirely at
ease He is decidedly nervous. AS he
talked his hands trembled percept1bly.
II don't want to talk at the present
time" he declared. IT don't think it
would be wise, but in a short time, a
few days or a week, say. I want to
give out my whole side Of the story"
London is tall. thin and wiry, typi-
cal cruiser, which business he followed
for a number of years. Perhaps the
most noticeable thing about the pris-
oner is that he is prema turely aged.
Though only 43 years old, he looks so.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
CITIZENS OF ROSEAU
MAKE THE EAGLE SCREAM
Rousinq Celebration Of tho Fourth Of
July Being Planned.

ROSEAU, Mimi, May 29.-Citizens Of
this village have laid plans for rous-
ing celebration Of the Fourth of July
and they hope to make the day the
most memorable celebration of the
day in the history Of Roseau. The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed
to prepare for the event: Finance, P.
H. Duran, Carl Won Rohr; arrange
ments, Olaf Holdahl, T. J. Thompson.
H. F. Miller; program, DR.. F. l.. Norm,
Judge Holm, T. D. Thorson; advertise
ing, r. H. Medicraft, R. J. Medicraft.
R. j. Bell; sports, G. T. Morken, L. w.
Thompson, Knud Torgenson, J. J..
Ross: decorations, r. J. Bell, c. A. Pear
son, DR.. J. b. Muir, G. M. Stebbins; re-
ception, Ole e. Ole, o. B. Ekman, John
P. Ivers, A. Waag.
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PRIZE FIGHT PRINCIPALS
APPEAR IN COURT
Cases Of McGovern, Britt and Others
Continued Until Thursday.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Terry Mccoy
ern and James e. Britt, together with
16 other men, among whom were Har-
ry Pollock, manager Of the Twentieth
Century A. c., and Tim Hurst, who
were arrested last night after a ten
round fight between Britt and Nc
Govern before the Twentieth Century
club in Madison Square garden, were
in police court today charged with vio-
latton Of a section Of the penal code
which regulates prize fights.
At the request Of the counsel for
the prisoners the court granted an
adjournment until Thursday and con-
tinued the bail Of $500 each.
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CAUGHT IN BETTING
OF A STONE CRUSHER
Fellow Workmen VainIy Endeavor to
Rescue Man From Terrible Death.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 29.-Martin
Stevenson, aged 81. was caught by the
betting of stone crusher yesterday
and slowly crushed to death. He was
bending down working over the ma
chine when his clothing caught on 1t
and carried him into the gearing of
the machine, where he was slowly
mangled.
His fellow workmen attempted to
rescue him from the terrible death,
but before they reached his body,
travelling rapidly toward the gearing
of the machine, part of his clothes
was already drawing his body into the
gearing.
His body was badly crushed before
the machinery was stopped and his
body removed. He died a short time
after he was taken from the machine.
Stevenson was married and leaves
three children.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL"
BUILDING AT PORT HURON
Four Hundred Pupils and Teachers
Escape-12 Girls and Women Faint
and Are Carried Out.

PORT HURON. Mich, May 29.-Just
In the middle Of tho afternoon session
of school today when the building was
filled with 400 pupils and teachers, the
Port Huron high school caught Are.
Despite the fact that hardly Is minutes
elapsed between the first alarm and
the falling in of the root. teachers and
pupils all escaped without Injury.
There was no panic, but IL girls and
women fa1tned and had to be carried
to safety.
The building was completely de-
stroyed. Loss $4,000, fully insured.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
DR.. FORCE IS FOUND
GUILTY OF ENTERTAINMENT
Sentence Is Deferred Pending Argu-
ments On a Motion for a
New Trial
News Tribune Specially

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2s,-Dr. J. F.
Northwestern National Life Insurance
company, was tonight found guilty Of
embezzlement Sentence was deferred
pending arguments ON a motion for .
new trial. The specific charge under
which DR.. Force was convicted was tina
em'bezzlement of 1876 shares of Metro
politan bank stock from the North
western National Life Insurance COM
pany while he was president Of the in
surance company. The trial brought
out much sensational testimony.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
BULK OF FUND GOES
TO JEFFERSON'S WIDOW

BOSTON, May 29.-1n the supreme
court today, Justice Sheldon sent down
a decision upon the will of Joseph JEFF
ferson, the actor, in which the d1spos-
ition Of a fund of about $4,000, real
lied from the sale Of his pictures was
involved Under the decision, Mrs.
Sarah A. Jefferson, will receive the
bulk of the proceeds.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
LEGAL PROBABILITIES
HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
Count Boni dc Caste1Iane Has Been
Served With Divorce Writ.

PARIS, May 29.-Every detail of the
legal 'formalities Of the Castellane case
was completed today with the notifica-
ton Of the service of the divorce writ
on Count Boni. It only remains to
appoint the day for the hearing This
possibly will be delayed tor some cause
or other. but probably only for q few
days. In the meantime the countess
has returned to Paris from London.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
LA FOLLETTE'S BILL IS
AMENDED BY COMMITTEE
Measure Finally Agreed On Limits
Continuous Employment Of Rail-
road Men to IS Hours,

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The senate
committee on education and labor today
considered Senator LaFollette's bill to
limit the hours of service of railway
employees. A substitute drafted by H.
r. Fuller, Legislative representative Of
the employees will be amended by the
committee and reported by Senator DOL
liver. It limits continuous employ
ment to 16 hours, except in cases where
casualties compel trainmen to remain
longer on duty.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS
RAID ITALIAN, SHACK
Two Men Arrested Near Washington
Alleged to Have Been Making
Counterfeit Money.

WASHINGTON, May 2e.-Officers of
the secret service today raided shack
in an Italian camp near Washington
and arrested two Italians who are al
legged to have been engaged in making
counterfeit money. Paraphernalia to
make spurious coins was found and
also counterfeits of American and 1tal-
ian coins. The two men arrested, Pas
quail Pernuccio and Vincenjo Falgar-
ans, were held in default of $4,000 bail
each.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
KAISER SETS ASIDE
MANDATE OF PROFESSOR

DANZIG, Prussia, May 29.-The
members OF the upper class of the
gymnasium here inquired of the prin-
cipal yesterday If they would allow
them holiday on Tuesday next on the
occasion of the launching of the bat
tleship Schlesien, but he refused to do
so. The class then autographed to the
emperor, who replied, Certainly" and
sent the necessary instructions to the
president of the province.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
DENIES RUMOR
HE HAS RESIGNED

ATLANTA, Ga, May 29.-T. P. shonts
chairman Of the Panama commission,
who is the guest of friends here, to-
night positively denied the report from
Panama that he had resigned the chair
manship of the canal commission. Over
the telephone, he said:
"There is not word Of truth in the
report"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-06-02
AGED MAN SHOOTS BOVINES
THAT BROKE INTO GARDEN
BOSSES Ate Vegetables, Angering 10.
seph SorreIs Of Lake Gogebie.

CALUMET. Mich, May 29.-Because
he became Infatuated by his neighbors'
cows breaking into his garden and
eating the vegetables, Joseph sorrels,
an aged resident Of Lake Gogebic. took
down his old army niusket and ex-
hausted his ammunition on the ami
mails, He was arrested and sentenced
to the county jail for 20 days. The af-
fair was fatal TO some of the cows. !