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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

Paso Texas.
w. L. Dalbey left yesterday for FIT.
Wayne, where he will attend the meet
ings Of the Indiana Photographer S
League, which is in session in that
city.
Leo Fihe has returned from Atlanta
Georgia, where he attended meeting
of the National Retail Druggists AS
sociation. He has been in the South
for the past ten days.
The State Board of Health has post
ed a notice in the Pennsylvania train
sheds that splitting is prohibited and
a five dollar fine is allowable for the
same.
Attorney Bond has been appointed
by the Wayne Circuit Court to act for
Barry Stanwood, who faces a charge
of felony, for stealing a watch from
the Earlham dormitory and entering
the same under false pretenses.
The present season is an exceed
ingly busy one foD' the Starr Piano
factory and they are crowded to the
utmost to accommodate the thousands
of orders that are turned into the es-
tablishment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10

Johnny on the spot isn't in it will
Billy on the jump
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

I had seen gave any idea of how she
 really looks, seen thus face to face
 Perhaps this may be for the reason
 that much of her beauty comes from
 exquisite coloring. and that there Is
 about her subtle charm impossible to
 picture and difficult to describe. She
 is very tall and very slender, yet most finely proportioned Her features are
 almost Greek in their regularity, and the natural expression of her face struck me at once as singularly wist- full and sweet sadness that never went quite away, even when she smiled. Her hair is strikingly beautiful and luxuri- ant, long, heavy, glossy and brown gold in color. Her eyes are large, soft,
 lustrous gray blue with long lashA and I painted them cast down, as they
 nearly always are; for she is shy, and
 hardly ever looks up without blush
 Yet with all the Czarinas blushing 1 shyness, her bearing impressed me
 with a sense of something much deeper and graver than mere admiration for a \ beautiful, graceful woman. It is diffi-
 cult to dofine just what this impression
 was, but it may be termed majesty for lack of a subtler term: and the feeling Of it increased during the entire time
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

it contained a tin interior, filled, of course, with the valuable spirits.
 Among the many smugglers whom l have caught red handed there was one man who dsarmed suspicion for months by his pleasant manner lie would come up in the most friendly way imaginable, shake me by the hand' wishwish me bon jour, ask after my health and talk for half an hour al d timetime about the news of the day All this time his vehicle was stahdlng at the gates. a vehicle which we little suspected contained no end of un- taxed alcohol. Apparently his cart was filled with bee and cider for which he aways paid. One day, however he was caught. A young employee who had never seen him before was alone on duty and insisted on ransacking hls vehicle.
 Nothing save the casks of beer ana cider was to be seen and he was about to let the man pass when a drop fell on his hand from the roof of the covered cart. He looked at the spot of liquid, smelled it and at once detected that it was alcohol. In the roof of that vehicle was a cleverly arranged tank let into the woodwork, and in addition to this hundrdes of litres of alcohol were stored under the drivers seat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
IS THT HORSE A cowARp?

Imprimis, the horse is a coward-na- lure made him so-an unreasoning coward, who fears everything with which he is unfamiliar; nothing, how ever horrible, to which assocation has accustomed him; creature given over to sudden and uncomfortable panics, and, in their paroxysms, stopping at no injury to self or to those who cherish him. His overpoWering instinct in such cases is flight; frequently, but not always, associated with a determina- ton to clear himself from any hamper ing surroundings. He has no feelings of revenge, unless trained to cunning by the abuse of the mistakes of man. kind, and, when these prevail, he rare ly wreaks his vengeance upon any par ticular individual, but upon humanity in general with no regard for age or sex.
 The sentiment of revenge is so usual ly associated with cowardice that it may almost be classed as a phrase of that instinct Cowardice manifests it. self in equne connection in many ways with one it is terror of the dark which will make him kick hs stall all night, doing himself possibly serious in jury: yet in me cases out of ten lght left In the stable will so completely re- assure him that he will not lift foot Another is alarmed at blowing paper vet stands yawning while cannon are fired in his face. It is this very attri' bute of cowardice which enables us tC handle the anmal as we do; to trair him to our will and for our purpose which makes him, once he is thorough lv deceived and intimidated, the usefu servant we find him; not a wiling slave, but one who fears again tC tempt reprisals which have always proved effective, and who labors for u' because he has been made to do so anc fears to rebel. Give to the most docilt the idea that he may successfully dis obey, and presto! you shall discover another attribute of the coward-fol your steed forthwith becomes bully and a very dangerous one, since eacl little act of rebellion which succeeds -awakens him to the idea that he neeC not obey and that in power and will ht is superior Forthwith disaster i'm pends.-F. M. Ware in the Outing Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
Brief Mention.
High water at noon.

High water at noon.
 The registration at the opening ses- sions of all the local evening schools uotaled 665 pupils
 It was announced yesterday that an increase of 10 per cent had been grant ed to the track foremen of the New Haven road.
 The cellar for the new school house for the Dunbar district in the town Of Hamden has been dug and work is go- ing on rapidly toward the completion of the building. It is expected that the school house will be completed by Christmas.
 Car No 185 going to Branford broke a nange on the forward truck as 1t was crossing the temporary bldge at Chapel and Union streets yesterday afternoon. Cars during the blockade ran around via Grand avenue. The car rested di- agonally with the fence that separates the bridge from the cut.
 The plant of the DeForest Wireless Telegraph company at City Point is be- ing dismantled and will be done away with. The building, here the messages were received and sent, with quite lot of copper material, was sold to a MT, McNeil for $50 and is being moved to be fitted up for an office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
Local Weather Report.
 New Haven. October 3.

L. M. TARR. Local Forecaster,
 U. S. Weather Bureau.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., October 8, p. m.
 Forecast for Thursday and Friday
 For New England: Fair and warmer Thursday; Friday partly cloudy; fresh southeast to south winds
 For Eastern New York: Fair and warmer Thursday; Friday increasing cloudiness; fresh south winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

perfection, and new throwers almost always attain results differing from those of others. An expert Australian thrower will spin one from him With seming ease. It will strike the ground short distance away, bound into the air and skim along a few feet above the earth, then descended and again re- bound over a tree, describe two circles and return to the hand of the throw er.-Technical World Magazine
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

Only little cold in the head may be the beginning of an obstinate case of nasal catarrh DEive out the invader with Elys Cream Balm applied straight to the infiamed stuffed up air-passages. Price soc. If you prefer to use an atomizer, ask for Liquid Cream Balm. It has all the good qualities Of the remedy in sold form and will rid you of catarrh or hay fever. No cocaine to breed and dreadful habit. No mercury to dry out the secretion. Price Toe, with spraying tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
1hs gG11rna1 sud Gumrter
Thursday, October 1, 1906.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 12 CENTS A WEEK. 50 CENTS A MONTH, $S FOR SIX MONTHS, sS A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES, 2 CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Auction sale-R. B. Mallory. Bakery Goods-S. S. Adams. Cleaning Cleaner Co. Choice Goods-A F. Wylie. Decoratins-The Thompson Shop. Entertainments-H Entertainments-N. II. Theater. Ely's Cream Balm--Druggists' Fall Goods-Howe & Stetson Go. Grape Nuts-Grocers
 Mawsim-The Armory. Pramid Pile Cure-DrU0gists'. Quality-The Chas. Monson Co. Rug -Gamble-Desmond Go. Royal Baking Powder-Grocers'. Rugs-Wlndow Shade Go.
 Steamers-French Line.
 Winter -Hamburg-Am Line. Wanted-Girl-21 Eld Street
 Wanted-Salesman Chem. Go.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

Nervous Passenger (during thunder storm)-"Ain't it dangerous to be on a street car when it's lightning so?'
 Calm assenger-''Not at all. You see, the notorman is a non-conductor. !"
 And then the nervous one felt easi- er.-Toledo Blade.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you are going away. for short or long period. the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge. The address may be changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

that I was privileged to enter her pres ence, although no one could have been linovr or more simple in all that she sai6 and did-Amalia Kussner Coudert in the Century Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
THE czARINA,s CHARM.

The general appearance of the Czar- ina may be fairly well known in this country although fewer pictures have been published of her than of any oth- CT crowned head. But no picture that
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31

Sin. 4 Sins = 1 Yint.
Sobe 8Iumenbaen f0nnen
lei9t sereinist fperhen nit Sals unb
@hig. Mdn gibt beibs Sbeile in bic
@ufe unb lGbt iie cine 3eitIuns iteben.
Damn f4iittelt man lie tii6tig unb
fpilt SuIeBt nit reinem DuFer nu9.
Sarbtse MuGIfu9en, fppie
9egenitGnbe aus Chiffon unb d6nli>
9en aarten 9efpeben itGrtt man am
beiten nit 9elotine. Sci @npenbuna
audi Der beitsn StGrten srf9einen lie
enttpeber au fteif unb fnitteri9 pber
seisen jene hdBliaen peiben StGrts>
fleden, bic linen elm unfeines, altes
Iusfeben sehen. Sa eibt ss nun Elm
einfa6es Mtttel, tie tpieber tpie neu
b~ersuffelen. Sc 1T bies bic peibe
@elatine, bic bebeutenb biniger als bic
feline Speifeselatine III. Oapon loft
man 3. g. gu elmer g!uie spei 8ldts
ter in beibem Wafer arf (eerobe 70
piel, um bic 8luie gut su bur9trGn<
ten). 9ierauf trodnet man i'm S9ut<
ten. fpriBt elm unb plGttet pie BEL se=
tdrtten Sa4en. Die 10 ~bebunoelten
&leibden, 8lufen u. T. 10. erbalten
eben senus Steifs, bleiben aber ipei4
unb erf4einen tpie neu, 10 bab mon
ibnen trpB bdufiser Wieberboluns bas
@etpuf4enfein ni4t anfiebt. Dos
Werfubren 1T Defenders aud Bel ben
iebt TO beliebten farbigen gorbdnsen
All empfehlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31
@erftpiroise Sesrabni6branHe.

Sn ben 8esrGbniBFttem Der Iaturs
oOlter ipreGen ii9 oft ibre srunolts
genoen relisiOien Nni9auunsen, lire
Ioritellung BON einem Weitsrlebsn
Der Seele i'm Senieits am 9arutteris
itii9ften aus. Wenn BEL ben Sorus
basgtegsrn elm Mann itirbt. 10 baben
nad altem 9rau9e feline Weiber unb
SflaOen ibn ins &ei9 Der S4atten
gu besleitsn, inbem Tie ii9 iel6t psr1
siftsn. Sic lesen 6eisrtasstleiber an,
nehmen Die Suds, heben Dumit bas
eigene @rab aus, iteisen bann in bic
@rube unO Dersiften ii4. Die 9eres
70 perItimmeln ben 2ei9ndm bss
9eitDrbenen auf eisenurtise Weiie,
UNI gu perbinOern, oaB bic Seele nod
einmal in ben sntIeelten 2eib 5urii6z
tebre, I'm gu - iputen. Sic ialassn
benz Sobten ma einem Belle oas
&idsrat bur9, f4niirsn ben &Orper
nit Strifen gu einem unfDrmli9ea
&lumpen Suiammen uno peri4arren
tbr/ u1ter elnem Oornbut6.
PolpneIi9e 8Olfer fansen oieSeels
bes taum Grfalteten, Der alsbalo in
cine &iite gelest pirb, in elmer =
S9linss, I'm Die &idfebr gu Derbins
bern. Oas in ben 8ergi9Iu4ten DEB
9imulaia pObnenoe 8Olt Der S4ota,
bds on cine Seelenpanberung glaubt,
psrfertist bon Dem Sobten, Der in
6euer beitattet nirb, ettpa bier Sage
na1 Der 8erbrennung cine Pupps
uno befleioet bisie NIT ben GepGn>
bern bes 8er Itprbenen. Run Diro Elm
@runao9ie Wuf berbeisebra9t, in
oefen &Orper Die Sesle oss 8eitattss
ten mad benz 9lauben Der S9Ota
iibersebt, nit &leioung unb S4mud
bes @erbli6ensn belaben, nit 2ederz
bifsn seTittert, BON ben 8~eripanbten
untsr SbrGnen seliebfoit uno bann
bdponssiagt nit ben @ortsn: Sch.
mir baben bi9 gefeiert, perebrt uno
gefittert. mebr tOnnen mir ni4t tbun,
trpue bi6."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31
Or feunt feline appropriateness.

9om Hbein tpirb folsenbes Sc
f9i9t9en beri9tet: Sn etnsm 2anbz
ItGbt9en mar cine beftise 5ebbe sptz
I9en apei iibif9en Samilien ausse>
bro9en, unb bic @erbdltnife fpisten
il9 10 gu, bab man bor @eri9t ging.
Die @erbanbluns purbe 10 errsst.
hab Der alte, etpas nsrpOie Ratb tur5
enti9lpfen Die Sa9e auf einise WOz
den pertaste pauf 4ntrus Der Pars
teien stpeds aubergeri4tli9er GrIebi>
gung". Die erboffte 8eilsguns bes
@treites fam ahsr ni9t. Sn5pii9en
mar Der !9err Hatb auf urlaub sez
sansen, unb Der 3ufau mill es. bab
Elm iiibifder @feifor gu ieiner Ser
trstrns seididt tpurbe. Sn benz Ser,
min cling es tpisber iebr itiirmii3 Der.
Der junge 5err nimmt Die Sadie erit
ettpas bumorififa uub erfldrte, er
tonne bic Streitlage ni9t perifeben.
tpenn INNER mebr als flint auf elm
NAL rebeten. Gr ermabnte einorings
lih gum 5rieben, ba bic Sa9e ii4 ia
pie feline anbere gu einem @ersleia
eiane, unb es bod einen re9t 6Gbli4en
@inbrud made, penn Sla~ubensse@
molten fi9 berart unfeinbetsn! Mdus@
denftine! : S9on min er fortfabren,
als Der alts, sbrpiirbige, BET allen
Ortseinseiefenen bo8sea8tsts Spno@
goaenpprteber aus benz 3ubOrerraum
an ben 8idtertif9 tritt unb um's
@prt bittet: r6err P%rdilosnt, gle
meinsn es ia febr gut, ober eebsn Sic
fih feline Miibe, es bdnbelt it1 um's
@elb. unb sSiiben finb Si0en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31

emof febn. pie bic Wimmenfobfs
isiig fin. Mer ZEN inner aGerbanb
setabtt I'm uff eemol BOT fe mid {
prapoff6sn gema9t. e. bot gefagt,
pie mel bod INNER 70 gliidli9 bei=
famine getpobnt bate, LII pie bas
gang out nibber gu made mar. &c
mar tbr teetges Sdus I'D I'm teterr
nm ie bGtt aud i6On nit BEN Gbriit
briptper gefprO9e. baB ie gang gut
mel Sdus rente f0nne IN for mid
1uustiepe fDnnte, bonn pdre mer
pibber beiiamme In id hdtt nibOer {
biefenteg 6eim. Bel Sf9info, bic Gi=
bic is gar nit 70 f9lappig getpeie!
@o is benn Der Gbriit9 ZEN i9 eez
frdet I'M DO iagt ie, Der pGr ieit 6eut
pibber beim I'm hGtt geprammiit, baB
CT ME mebr bon lie fort gebn poQt.
@Ges ipGr pibber ublre6t I'm iest
fpat i'd aud pipber gut isin. Nell,
Miffer Gbitbpr, i9 oltes &ameel, BEN
fs f9ubr genus %geprammiit, bab ibre
9rappofif6en en- Sob pGr I'm baB fe
mel 9aus rente tOnnte. Sd ben pff
3obrs nit bran gebenft, mas i9 mid
DO for en- SrubeI made gebt, o Spns
trolleur, i'm Gesentbeil, i9 ben mid
fogar gefrsut britpper. Sd fip bann
fort I'm BEN ben gbriit in bic 3ittiz
habl gefunre. @s is fonnie tpie manz
der Menfh, mo bod fonft gar nit 70
bumm is, gu ben allergr0Bte Hinbpieb
per'n tann. Sd ZEN bas an mid
ausgefunne.
Wit allerbanb @dtuns
Subrs trulte
@ett 5aberad d,
Gstpei.r IN Sderiff bon 9lppel Sad,
5plie Serrer &auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31
R6eitsproptn3.

RDIn. 0erlieben tpurbe benz Rtt,
tersutsbeIiBer, MaiOr a la suite Der
Qrmee, Spbann Yrin3en Don 4reTbsrs
auf S9lOb plei9 i'm 9anotreiie arss
felo, Der &ronenorben 2. &lafie nit
benz Stern.
GLADDEN.. Die profeHur fir Ma<
i9inenelsmente an Der bieiisen Ss9nis
i9en So9I4ule purbe benz Sngenisur
Yaul Danger : Berlin. bic neusei9afs
fene prpfsifur fir p6pfttdlf4e @Aemie
benz priOatoosenten Or. Hubolf
S9end Mdrburg bsrlie6en.
8drmen. Oe9Gnt 8prion BON
Der ct. Spbannes : SaptiIt : Pfarre
lit infplee elmer 9er5ldbmul;S plOsli4
s~eitorben.
8ersif9 @tab6a9. @srs
lieEen purbe Dem pfarrer uro Oefiniz
tor Suopig 5uBbubn Der &ronenorOen
britter &lafe.
gorbtt. auf 3e6e 8plfsbanf
fiel Der Monteur S9umunopsti BON
einem &p6lentburm. @r trlitt einen
S4dbelbru9 unb itarb ulsbulO.
OiffeIDorf. Oer &aiier bat
Der Sreimaurertpgs w3u ben brei 8ers
biinOsten" our 9eier i6rss bunOertiGb>
rigen geIte6ens iein Silb nit eigens
bdnbiser llnteri4rift 5ugeben laFen.-
Seinen 8erleBungsn erlegen 1T Der Bel
elmer Qutomobilfa6rt berunsliidte
Chauffeur Oamlat.
Gl6erfelb. Oas br~eijd6rigs
SD9ter9en bes grbarbeiters Glsner,
bas bon ben Gltern auein in Der Wobs
nung 5uriidselafsn poroen mar.
ipielte nit StreidhOl5ern, nobel bus
Na9ttleib in 8runb gerietb uRb baa
&inb 10 i4pere 8runopunoen erlitt,
bub es balo na46er ftarb.
9etligenbdus. Ods ieltent
Seit Der biamantenen 9o9Ssit fOnntsr
Die @6eleute 9uhelbed gu Setteri4etot
bege6en.
Solineen. Sin bebausrli6e,
ungliidsfuG ereisnete ii9 al be,
@uppsritraBe. Der bdlb breiiGbris'
Spbn Der beim S9reinermeiitel
&unBe tpobnenben Gbeleute &eutbnel
f~tiir5te, als sr fir einen 4usenblid un'
bepa9t mar, aus benz Senites Der 2
Gtaee duf Die StraBe. Sas &inl
I4lue auf bas pflafter unb erlitt bier
Bel auber @unoen am &opfe f4per
innere 8~erlebungen.
Srier. Die StraffGmmer Derur
tbeilte ben prattii6en IrSt Or. 6. aui
Mebring an Der Mofel pegen fdbrldf
flyer SDbtuns gu brei Wtonaten Sc
fGnqniB. Cine bon ihm bebanbelt
WD6nerin mar an Su6limats@ ersif
tuna geitorben. @Gbreub Der sesel
i'm einseieitsten unterfu4uns ridtet
6. an ben Neutrality-suspicious. eineI
Brief, tpel9er f9pere 8eleibigulsel
bes Rreisarates entbielt. OieerbaI
tpurbe Der Mnsetlagt. nod 81 cine
Celebrate o 500 Mart perurtbeiIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31

tbeiler G4iitt aus Often lit Bel Der Ir-
belt auf benz hiefisen &ir49ofe infoISs
eines @ebirnI9[ages neben them
@rabbigel 9eitorben.
8il6elmshapen. Gin betld'
qensperf6er ltnfan ereignete ii9 Iebe
tens pG6renb bes Surnuntsr:i5ta
beim 2. Seebatai1on. Der Seefplbai
8aui9ab ftiirate bonn Querbaum uni
erlitt 6ierbei 10 i9pere 8erlebuneen,
DAB mad fur5er 3eit Der Sob eintrat.
9ropina 2SeHtaren.
ii INF ter. Sn unierss Oi05tie
fonnten tiir5li9 5tpet ebrmiroigc
gsiitli6e ihr biamantenes prititsrs
irbilGum feiern, unb 5tpnr 9itar Or.
8ernbdrb gleteler duf 9duS 2p6ura
Bel Sftbepern unb 2anb9c3dnt 0r.
2tntpn Sappeborn in 8r:rsn. geioe
Edmmen aus benz Slbsnbrreif9en
gliinIterldnDe, Neteler als Sintlage,
Sappeboln aus 0e6ta.
Sagen. Sn einem Neu6aa in Der
Ssin,deitrcbe ftir5te bic Se:tenpano
eu;ir Der lReter tiefen Ng3l1l9tan1
elm. 3pei @rbeiter purbea serfd)ir,
tet. Der %46idbrige 4rbeiter 3sb,
mann purbe i9iper perlebt fertor<
aebult. @r bate i9pere innsrs Der,
lebungen erbalten.
Serne. 4nlGbli6 ein.3 BORT
pefiels mari elm bieiiger 6ub-untsg-
nebmer ben Mrbeiter S9ubmaGer bi.
Sreppe 6inunter. S9ubmaGer IN
infOlse elmer @sbirneri9iitterung 6alr
baragf %perItorben.
6uten. DIS Der MrbeiterIobn
S4n!t gum S&ibenfeit geben lpOlIt:,
slitt sr i'm 9ausflur aus. Sabei ents
lub fi9 fsin 9efpe6r, bic 8usel bur9>
bo6rte feinen Batter, Der iofort too.
par, unb perieBte auberbem einsa
iungen damn i3per am Sberarm.
Der ungliidli4e S9iiBe Oeriudte iid
aus @erSpeiflung gu ~ertrGnten. purbs
ieoo3 gerettet.
Qinben a. 81 T. l1eberfabren
purbe bier bus 5iGbrise SD9ter9en
oes &aufmanns @b. &alsba9 in Sats
tingen, pel9es NIT feiner Mutter bier
auf 8eiu4 peilte, BON Der Strabens
ba6n. Sas linfe 8ein mar unterbdlb
bes &nies absefabren, bas re9te bre:s
NAL sebro9en.
&tmbed. Sin Muhensrab ipuros
untpeit bon bier entbedt. DARN be>
finbet ii9 cine Msnge BON Sfeletten,
AUDI Elm SefdB purbe gu Sage sefDr,
bert.
RbeDa. 8pr &ursem perungliidte
Der @rbeiter 9Oder in Der Sabrit bon
Simons II. So. babur9, bab er betm
auflegsn bes Srsibriemens Der
Sransmifions Beae gu nahe fam,
tpobur9 benz 8ebuuernspertben Der
re9te @rm poaftdnoig ausgerihsn
tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-31

e tennt III n. Sffi5ialperz
tbsibiser (por benz plaiboper gu benz
alien @epobnhsitsfpibbuben): ~Ipros
pos, pie lang hdtten sic benin germ,
5uberg
= Doppelte 8eletbtgnng.
,Wesbalb finb sic aus benz Tegss
tarier : Stub ausgetreten9" so
jpurbe aussefdloHen. neil ia gu Ell
aer, Ttnbpieh gefagt babe!S
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-06
UP TO LABOR VOTERS
To Elect Members of the State Legis-
latures and Congress.

If the labor vote does not elect
Legislators and congressman friend
lN to the wage carncrS' interest.
who will! The capitalists. whose
attention is wholly bent toward
piling up dividends, certainly Will
not. The monopoliSt>, who sit mp
nights to devise ways and means to
skin the workers. certainly won't.
The organized employees banded to-
gethcr TO crush the power OF union
labor organizations surely will not .
The politicians. whose power lies
in defeating the will of the people
i'll the interest of campaign funds.
will not. Friendly Legislators Will
he elected by labor votes if elected
ut all.
Question the candidate and SCI:
the dogs OH the man who uuibbiu~
or shutters or hcSitatcS to tell plain
~ what his policy will be. Work
against such Il one at the polls un-
less he uncquivocally and publicly
stands for what you want the right
of the people to rule. What bank
er would select Il cashier without
retaining the right to instruct that
official and veto his acts when they
run contrary to his wishes. Why
should the people elect candidates
to office who will deny them this
right that belongs to them auNhoy.
i'll Il republic!