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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-12
A DUTY We OWE TO CHILDREN and TO OURSELVES

Nebraska the only state that has child labor
upon its books The state with the smallest
centage OF teracy clasad with like Mississippi Ala
bama, Georgia and Louisiana.
There Nebraska law that will prevent drunken
shifess irresponsible parent from compelling his 1oyear
old child to work mill factory
wage over to him to be spent for liquor
only protection child Nebraska
compulsory law,
enforced as it should be.
present Nebraska statutes convics
penitenary pays
SO day per every uses
boarding clothing This puts
convicts making articles of which
open competition articles made
labor being
idleness Two the free worngmen of Nebraska
asked the legislature to law compelling all conycmade
goods offered for sale bear the stamp Prison Made
bill drafted introduced long search egis
lator willing sponsor bill bill
committee, infinite pains
secured hearing before the committee The committee lis
few questions looked wiseand then reported
the bill with the recommendation that it be indefinitely post
poned III the recommendation,
single member protesting asking justice for the Free
lawabdng honest workingmen who being driven
the wall by convict competition
Under the Nebraska statutes injured by the ncompe
negligence fellow has absolutely
negligent IN
quate, employers liability Nebraska
Under the present law governing the leasing of convict
labor possible for the penitenary convict engage
branch of manufacturing he pleae using convc to perform
the work He compete with free cigarmaers by making
fishing with
makers glovemakers workers. many other
tradesmen.
workingmen legislation
protect against things Nebraskas
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-12

ceVeiopI1enC
dusta development is just beginning Wohngmen demand
conditions that exist in the congeed manufacturing
They time
steps lotect the children.
Experience has taught that is foolish expect
thing along politicians interested only
political Experience has taught
folly expecting lawyer doctor farmer who
may be legislator take active interest in these matters
give attention they have if
they any consideration from the legislature
only way get is elect
will devote their entire time while
the legislature pushing the bills introduced in behalf of
labor The has when the who toll must show
by they demand recognition The time has
laboring soidy the polls
Labor It is time that aborng quit being
the tools of cheap politicians who hatter them during the
pagn and then betray ballots If
laborng interests cinch that
nobody else will
mperativey demanded by hosts of toll
put equality with
poyers that will protect them against unfair competition
will give workngman show for his white
alley
The woringmen of Lancaster county their chance
They they will long
puppets machine politicians They
chance elect workngmen to the legislaturewo
that steps prevent the unhoy and brutal
things They will
accomplishment things They
not agitators walking delegates They drafted
instead seeking They
vote of every who works for wage.
George Quick Harry W. Smith the candidates
of the hosts Of labor for the legislature want to vote
your interests you will place x after the
OF Quick Smith
Think yourselves Tell the professional pot
that you tired Of pulling political chenus out Of the
enjoy Molly the babies
and how you like it.
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a1 Ut
londonderry, who. while still viscount
castlereagh, represented England at
the international congresses Of Vienna
and Verona, and who for many years
directed the foreign policy of England,
cut his throat driven thereto. it is said,
by blackmailers.
The first Napo blooms most famous
marshal, Berthier, prince and duke of
Wagram, after passing unscathed not
merely through all the long series
5of Frances campaigns in Europe, but
also through the American war Of in
dependence on the st3ff of Lafayette,
killed himself by Jumping out of a
window Of the hotel where he was stay
ing in the little German town Of Bau-
berg, unable, it is declared to bear
any longer the obliquy excited by his
ungrateful desertion of that great
great emperor to whom he owed his
coronet.
Marshal Ney, whom Napoleon was
wont to describe as the braVest Of
the brave, was shot down as a traitor
by a file Of soldiers at Paris In 1915.
His grandson and successor, the
brilliant cavalry general, Michael Ney,
duke of Elchingen, was found dead
through violence in a DESIRED house at
Croissy on the Seine, near Paris, un-
der shady circumstance
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lnfer.ocean. Devils Lake, N. d.. May Is, 1906.

miracles said to have been performed.
An interval of ten years must elapse
between this and the next stage Of the
procedure, the appointment Of three
bishops Or high functionaries to re-
view the work OF the examiners into
the miraculous deeds.
heir report is the next move and
this is followed by the arguments of
the secretary to the congregation and
Promoter Fidei." Then the final re-
port, If fayora BILE, is read ait three gen
eral assemblies Of the congregation.
At At the last assembly the Pope himself
Is present and renders his decision.
Then there is "a general CONGREGATION
h gslt at the Va tican, the briefs are read,
the Ie Deum chanted, the images or
pictures on the altar are unveiled and
lncensed and the new collect lis read.
Before the beautifed can be canon
lied at least two miracles must have
been performed. The name Of the
peautlfled one is then presented again
20 three congregations at the last Of
which the final ceremonies take place,
THESE various stages sometimes ex-
tend over centuries, SO that there is
little chance Of the present generation
ever being able to invoke the BLESSING
OF Saint Columbus l751
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Columbus to the calendar Of saints
ls that he was an instrument Of Provi-
Sdence IN opening the Western hemis-
pheTes to vilization and Christianity
An argument is that in his will
ne bequeathed the greater part Of his
estate to the rescue Of the holy sepul-
{ cher and the conversion Of the world
The steps to canonization are many
and much time is required before the
mn stage is reached. The Importance
OF Inc ceremony may be understood
when 1t is stated that 1T is deemed to
re the public Judgment Of the Apos-
3tol1c See respecting the holiness and
glory OF one who is thereupon enrolled
among the saints. = 1t is declared that
the person thus honored led perfect
Z life and that God worked miracles at
his inter ession, either during his life
or after his death, and that conse-
quently he is worthy to be honored as
q saint, to invoke him and to celebrate
mass and an Office in his honor. S
81 saints by Papal decree the num-
ber8is comparatively small Up to the
time of Plus / x. there were only 1l5
Papal lamentations, and under the
long pontifcate of the late Pope Leo
there Were fewer than a dozen.
a condition precedent to canoniza-
ton is ratification. This consists Of
fourteen distinct steps. The candi-
date must be one who is alleged to
have practised in life in a heroic de-
gree faith, hope and charity. The first
step Is the bishop IS inquiry, which is
made @ as exhaustive as possible to as
certain whether the person was emil
snent in the exercise Of those virtues.
Then comes an inquiry as to whether
there has ever sbaens any cultus. The
next step is a reoprt on these points
to the secretary OF the congregation
sof rites. The fourth step is the open
ing of this report and the presentation
LOT formal request that the person
be called blessed. Next after this a
Pfomotor Fidei,, is appointed by the
Pope. It Is the duty Of this officer to
urge all the objections that he can
find against the candidate for. the
honor. The sixth step is minute ex-
animation Of all the writings Of the
one for whom qualification is sought,
and then the congregation of rites
proceeds to an investigation of the
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4OOtll Anrliv ersai.y
Of G Columbus Death

Rome, May 81 Sunday was
the 400th anniversary Of the death Of
Christop her Columbus 1T was on May
~. 1906, that the discoverer of the,
New World breathed his last III the
town of Valladolid, Spain, after la RI
Sakln g OF the holy sacrament, and ut
fering these words: Into Thy Hands,
~ Lord, commit my spirit.
8 With the passing Of this anniyer-s
n Sary has come a revival Of the move
ment to place the name Of Columbus
IN the catalogue of saints, or in other
words to canonize him. This move
ment began in earnest In 1892. The
S400th anniversary of the discovery Of
America, at which time great pressure
was brought to bear on the college
of cardinals to induce them to take ac-s
Y ton in the matter "A petition signed.
{ by several millions of people in nearly
every civilized country, and including
many Of the highest dignitaries Of the
church, was presented to the sacred
college. 8
But the cardinals Of the curia de-
clded that the father Of an illegitimate
son could not possibly be d saint. This
! 0plection refers to the relations Of
Columbus with Beatrice Enriques.
! daughter OF an innkeeper at CordoVa,
+ whose ACQUAINTANCE he made while
stopping in her fathers house, await
ing the answer of the court to his pc.
tition for aid to make the voyage to
ind the western passage to India,
Columbus fell in love with the young
woman. and she became the mother Of
his son Fernando. A book has been
written to prove that they were legally
married. but this evidence was reject
ed as not satisfactory by the congre-
cation Of rites ia 1892. MI 88gs
Now the movement has been revived
by the archbishop Of Turin and other
Italian ecclesiastics, who have asked
for the reconsid Iteration Of the case.
\ There are good prospects that the
movement will meet with success in,
the course Of time The strongest
argument in favor of the admission Of
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Call and see our gasoline
stoves before buying. Peterson
& Adams.
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( Only 81 for a years reading
at the Public Library. Rooms
over the New York Cash store;
open w ednesday ard Saturday,
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Farmers Grain & Shipping Co,

For train No. | read down, for trair No. 2
read up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
IN EACH OTHERS ARMS
COMBA TANTS FALL TO DEATH
Young Men During Alteration Pitch Through Fourth Story
Window and Are Killed Feet of Horrified
Pedestrians in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. October 5.-Clutched
in each others arms. two young men
fell from the fourth story Of the Lake
shore Railroad Office and were hurled
20 their death on the pavement below at
3 O'Clock this evening.
The dead men are J. W. Bunts. aged
thirty. and Harry Wllfred aged seven
teen years both Of whom were clerks IN
the office Of the superintendent Of mo-
tive power Of the Lake Shore Railroad.
Runts was killed instantly; wnfred died
IN an ambulance while being conveyed
to a hospital
Tho young men had had some trouble
previously and a renewal of this late
this afternoon led TO an alteration be-
tween them
1t was as a result Of this that they
fell from the window. which was open
directly IN front OF them.
The scene Of the tragedy WAS in tha
centre Of the downtown business dis Tict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
VALENTINE NOW OUT:
EXCITEMENT IN PIT

CHICAGO. Ill. October 5.--'Nalcntine
ras been shaken out' - the cry on the
Board of Trade to-day when. amid scenes
n frenzicd activity in TIE wheat pit. more
than 30ooNA bushels OF the cereal We're
dumped 10y tho bun leader at q heavy
loss. With practically the whole member
clip of the exchange against him. Nalen-
tine at first watched the heavy market
apparently with little concern Under the
aammeriAg Of the bears the market finally
gave way hopolossly and Valentine began
dumping hs line sales in 10oN hushel lo-s
were made as fast as he could put them
hown on his card. with Valentines line
gone the market rallied on support from
the "stcol crowd" ." II IS said that Schwho
ioined hands with the local crowd 20
shake Valentine out The bulls stiu con-
troll 25.o0oo0o bushels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
MOTHERS STORM
SCHOOL TO SAVE CHILDREN
Italians Believed Murder Doctors Were Trying 10 Cut
IhrOatS of Pupils-Severa Policemen Seriously
Injured BY Infurated Women During Riot

NEW YORK. October 5.-Belleving that
murder doctors" as they called the board
OF health physicians. were cutting the
taroats of their children ia "a public
school In The williamsburg section 81
brooklyn. 800 women, nearly all of them
Italians. stormed the school building .u
mad effort to reach the little ones toe
day. Before the riot had been QuelleI Sow
crm policemen has been seriously iu-
1ured hy the infuriated women and one
of tho rioters had been arrested
Contagious affection Of the eyes hui
spread from the homes of the Italians in
the vicinity of tho school and tho doctors
were directed t. make an investigation
Co learn tho cause and 70 exterminata
tlre disease. Many OF the pupils. upon
going 90 their homes. told their parents
that the murder doctors" wanted %
cut their throats. and to-day the mothers
decided 70 make an investigation in
body and marched 20 the school building
Loco strong Teachers who were warned
OF the approaching trouble locked the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06

and dozens OF Mortified pedestrians wit
ness ed IL.
During their flight through the air from
the fourth story to the pavement in
which their bodies turned over and over
again. neither of the men relaxed the
grasp maintained from the beginning OF
the scuffle which led to their fall. and
each held on TO the other with a death
ike grip TIL their bodies struck the
pavement and lay motionless whore they
fell
II was stated later that the two men
were on the best OF terms and good
naturedly banded words over sQNe worl,
wih which Bunts wanted Wilfred to as
sist him. They playfully started TO
wrestle, and as they reached the window
they slipped. and both fell over the low
sill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
Philadelphia Street Torn
Up Yesterday and Eight
Men are Killed.
POCAHONTAS DEAD
NOW NUMBER 70
The Virginia Coal Fields Are
Plunged in Gloom by Terrible
Disaster-Fifteen Men
Perish in Mining
Camp in New
Mexico.

a explosion of Illuminating gas In
"a the Market Street subway. in
"a Philadelphia. caused the death OF
4 ~ eight men and the injury OF many
other persons Damage to prop
crty Will exceed $500 600. High buildings
we're shaken. and the street caved in,
blocking traffic. The fact that the ex-
plo1ion occurred ut an early hour, when
there were comparatively few people IN
the neishborrood. prevented greater loss
OF life.
II IS now believed trat seventy men
per.shed 10 the West Fork mine. at Po-
o70ontas. Va. where an explosion oc-
Cured Wednesday. Twenty nine bodies
have been recovered. The work OF res
cue is proceeding slowly. The entire
coal field IS plunged in gloom, and in
tense excitement still prevails at Poca-
nontas. Fortunately. the mine did not
catch fire.
Fifteen men lost their lives In an ex-
plosion In the Dutchman Coal Mines. Il
Biossburg. IN New Mexico. yesterday.
The cause OF the explosion is not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
WHOLE WORLD WILL BE
CRAZY SOON. He SAYS

CHICAGO, October 5.-"We will All be
crazy hy and hy' pr. Forbes Winslow.
n London. "a noted alienist. says SO. ana
further says that almost everybody In
Chicago IS crazy. lie uses Chicago figures
and shows that while 200 cases OF in
sanity were recorded in tho detention
hospital I'm 1905 the total for but nine
months OF this year shows 1900.
"Thc stress Of modern civilization IS
.ounteracted by the better way IN which
We Nfc." said Or. Sanger Brown. expert
IN diseases of the brain. Perhaps = we
were not eating better food and living
In more clcanlv manner than long ago.
and at tho same time were rushing with
The same intensity, there might be chance
Of the world going mad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
THE ONE N0MAH
STRONG BUT CRUZ. .
VIII Have It in Shape Within
a Months Time, Says
Dixon.
AUDIENCE IS ENTHUSIASTIC
Mcssr,. Webb and Griffith and
Misses Won Ottingcr and Dale
Make Individual Hits.

II applause. cheers. laughter ana cur
tain calls 40 FOR anything. then Thomas
DiNon new play. "Tne one Woman. -
scored decided hit al the Acalem, last
night.
The curtain arose upon "a cold and
critical audience. preJudiced by the harsh
end unpleasant criticisms that lad pre-
Dtaca tlc play. Within three minutes ca
bit of comedy had raised ID ripple or
iau-hter. which burst into roar as the
aet progressed and changed .nto "a half
dozen calls at the curtain tall.
Netor for moment did the play fan
g. .old every man and woman in the
playhouse. for while there are many
scenes thst sim require alteration" anil
nauy Lines that must and VII be re-
written. the play as play is strong. ami
fun of hfe. crude II you Will. but In 10
sense dun or weak.
There are few men who are able Co
instA into their work the Virility that
ahounds in Dixon. With "a word or a
twist of "a sentence. be changes the
commonplace into the unusual and
carries mis- audience from the beaten
paths Of humdrGm down into the perll0tis
walks built on the very edge OF human
ahy@@es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
Robbers Get $4,000

UFA RUSSIA. october 5.-An armed
band. numberine forty. men. held up b
mail train near the bridge over the Biela
River last nicht
After killing q soldier and woundins
three others. who We're IN charge Of the
mail. the robbers dscamped with Sl35 co.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
TerrOrists Hanged.

CZENSTOCHOWA. POLAND. October
5.-The ten tcrrorlsts condemned 90 death
Yesterday by li-uhead court-martIaI
We're hanged here today
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
New Rural Route

WASHINGTON. j. c.. October D.
Rural route No. 1 ordered established
December lst at Success, Warren county
Va, serving 30 people and 90 families
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
Distinct Surprise.

THE one Woman" is a distinct sur
PRISE u s not as finished "a play as
The Clansman"-at least. not yet-but
il deals with a great problem strongly
and earnestly, going into the very heart
~ tae evils of socialism. and driving
the sword OF truth home To the very hilt.
one can almost imagine that Dixon
himself is speaking. when. I'm the first
act. Gordon utters the line THAI rinl-s
for freedom. Il scorn the work OF am
intellectual prostitutel" he cries. as ne
iors-i ikes the conventional and follows
the path ~ dreams.
IL is uo path OF visions that Dixon
walks. for he teaches a lesson. as he
expresses K, with laughter and tears.
The one Woman that was produced
last night. except for the handsome
stage settings. was not the play pre-
sentei ln Norfolk Monday night Almost
every scene has been rewritten. slt,ia-
unns have been changed and lines "ctlt'.
with ruthless hand. until the author f-
beginning to be satisfied. and the rot,..,
edges are being gradually worn AWAY
lt VIII take month 20 get the rlnv.
IN shape said Mr.. Dixon. 'aud mi Doe
satisfied II It's finished by that time
The curtain rises on lawn in front of
Ruth Spottswoods house. overlooking
san Francisco Bay. Here it ie ttat
Frank Gordon" a social dreamer.
thrusts aside great hQnors at the I-ni-
versity. and leaving his hancee broken
hearted, goes 20 the Klondyke with Kate
Rlnson. a socialist, to found THE Broth
erhood Of Man"
The second. third and fourth acts are
H"r.nHa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06
RACING ENTRIES
AND PROGRAM
First Full A Announcement Of the
Track Events for the State
Fair.
MANY GENEROUS PURSES
Thousands Of Dollars 70 BE Dis
tributed as Purses Among
the Winners.


.""- . nlS'ie ana preparation
..-' ','e ar heaiQ1 Q1aro-rs and
'" ''' fI'-h's' "here next week the
N-+.ll,''" or the association nll
gao. Lte. body around headquarters
s "-Ss $50 p-sy tnat they are worsin-,
--'e' --'' "- "'t"N scnedAiine ana az
''- ,.' entries ana prepafirs -'-
i"'' pl'h ana installation Of the eN-
-'..'S
-'''s I"'N is bringing exhibitors. eN-
"D visitors 70 me f+ir. and ay
~ '''''' '""- l-' CITY Will DC wei
e' .''"eIs ''"rn eFeTs direction.
20 .e '-"d -Nt STOCK and EXHIBITS
,I-ps'H are arriving and
''.'- race horses. tended os
---'. MOVERS. are o.s'l %
--,.. ANY. HeIe 10 tne pms 't
1.'.,''- --o- ''l '"e ''sl OF their speed and
49, ,.''' IN ,l' ''e's %. next We b.
"'-l ''' "i-'-~aiy i'tt, on
-, col'i'ah'es VIII r'rl-
I. is expectdd tha, o,sers NAV .l m o'''. ILL.,
competition. but al least as many as eight
VIII compete.
ConDe+ino Co-oDa-;.-~
-.- -.s' '- conn 'el-'o's Us as ioiio"s;
c. o-' .-l' ~ Scenic IN t''S inent,
.-'- YIN "a @r,a'H Ii-EH = liaNton
aug =. sever IN heHlHle nj. Hica-
mum. di'.'" a. ~ Amer
o'i-I1.f a. f..C--noht LiSnt infantry
i',,.,1' ~ ',-'" H. W Mi.ler
h.-es' oap'a.n =. +. BurweH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-06

Continued on Seventh Page)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-07
Wants Both Conventions.

Denver, June "a movement was
launched Mondar at meeting Of the
Denver Convention League to bring
both Of the great national conyen
tons to this city 'wo years hence, II
was agreed tina. in the near future
judge John |. Mullins, Democratic
committeeman, for Colorado, and Hon
n. NJ. Stevens, Republican commit
teeman for this state, will be officially
notified Of the invitation Of the league
and both will beNsked to use every
effort to bring the conventions here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-07
Sensations Are Looked For.

Tallulah, La June G.-The grand
jury did not make any report on the
lynching Of Robert Rogers because
It was a legal holiday, but one In
dic'mcnt and probably three will be
presented 10 Judr. Ranadell in a short
while. The poll, have orf,r,d a re
ward n $1,000 fos 'Io arrest and con.
yic'icn ~ five u.Wucls Of the mob
aud adopted resolutions d'Uouuciug
the lHnChirg. Sentiment Is divided
md sensations an looked for.