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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
GAME LAWS INlFORC &.
Now urrI awful to Xiii Anything Except
Wild Ducks.

The Nest Virginia game laws, which
were suspended for different periods
of time during ting .fail ana winter, are
now in full force with the exception OF
that concerning wild ducks, which may
be, Killed until March. Those who kill
birds, rabbits, turkeys, etc, in this
state will do so at their own risk.
Hunters state that enough birds and
rabbits escaped destruction to make
game plentiful next year, unless the
balance of the winter should be I'M
usually severe. or the hunters persist
in killing them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
DIES ON WEDDING TRIP.
Bridegroom Attacked With Acute lndi
gestion on Way Home.

While on his way home from his
wedding trip, which he and his bride
spent in Washington and Baltimore,
Jesse Boyd Jones was taken suddenly
ill with acute indigestion at Brunswick
where he expired.
He was a son of Robert G. Jones,
proprietor of the National hotel, at
Greencastle, and former sheriff of
Franklin county.
He and Miss Mary Pittinger we're
married on Christmas day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
SCOTLAND sNoW5ouhD.
Heaviest snowstorm in Many Years is
Now Raging There.

GalasAfels, Dec. 2S.-A, violent snow,
storm on the Scottish border, which
began Christmas night is still raging,
and r. the worst expeueroed there in
30 years All railway traffic has been
stopped.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Aned Man serIousIy Hurt.

William Bush, of Parkersburg, aged
81 years. while crossing one OF the
business streets, was run down hy a
bodse attached to a delivery wagon
the wheelspassing over his head. It
is ont thought his injuries will prove
fatal
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Mr.. RlAA RaralNZed.

Mr.. Joseph Blue a well known resi-
dent of Wess Race street, suffered a
severe stroke OF PAL ii b. q Aunday,
and is in q preoarious conditid
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
STEAMSHIP GOES ooWs,.
Prin,ero F7mr1dered or Coast Of Spain
md Many Drowned.

C0runna.. Spain. Dec 2S.-Ttie Span
ish steamship Primer0 fOundered off
the coast of Spain, aod all on board,
except two, we're lost.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
PUBLIC SALE
,,,,t. BILE PERSONAL PROPERTY

..-.,.,.,,,.ia gend, intending to sto
EARNING ahdrrt,rA ~, " =
sell al uable skfe. "a. -. -, -
Winchester pike, 7 fig 4
Atae Springs. on
SATURDAY, JANUkrsY ia !, w.
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, L..
following property:
~~Nsen Young bay mare, Fancy, coming
three Fears old, well broke to drive
single or double, safe for women to
drive; bred from the Vickershaw
hDrse
FN>2 teGodt 5nr1oh.cows, one viii be-
5a-----'-sA, GlAaJ "a, saAe. one a nice Jer,
sev CARRYING her second calf
implements.
one good spring wagon, one top bug
ov. one stick wagon, all in good run
ming order: cutting box, one corn
harrow. / garden pillow l set OF buggy
harness. / cross-cut saw, l buck saw
lawn mower good as new; set OF
,lacksmith tools. consisting OF bellows,
ANTI. tire shriuker, drill press, tire
bender. screw plates harness and
fongs. log chain, COW chains, crow
mar. digging iron, picks scoop shovel
zround shovel spade, dung forks,
About tons of hay, 100 bundles OF
fodder. II bushels of corn. 60 chick
ans mostly Plymouth Rock.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
One cook stove. / air-tght stove
GOOD as new; one box stove, l eXten
SION table. feet, nearly new on
Kitchen table, one-half dozen kitche
chairs. one high chair, one fine GA
cupboard with blass front, as good a
aew: one safe. three stands, one lro
he'd oak bed and two sets OF springs
cot L sofa. / baby carriage, 30 yard
al good carpet, 20 yards Of worste'
balance ingram, several rugs, TOT
dishes, pans and crockery, l eightda
clock, / ice cream freezer new;
bushels Of potatoes, some canned truI
about 300 lbs. of sugar-cured meat
Y pounds Of lard, washing machine al
wringer, > tubs, l churn, l three'g'
nm brass kettle. large iron ket'
md Mand. new. half-bushel measul
r meat bench, sausage grinder a
VpHer
Terms Of Sale:
a cre5i1 Of eight months VIII
wen ON all sums OF $1,000 OF oE
purchaser giving note with approx
security negotiable and payable at
proue- Trust Co; interest RENTED
9aid ar maturity All sums under 5
rash.
EDWARD n BRlNhLE
rU DODp AuCaoeer
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
MARKET REMAINS INACTIVE.
All Quotations Unchanged, Except But.
ter, Wh'Sb Advances.

The local market is Very dull. The
quotations 7emain unchanged, With the
single exception of butter, which has
advanced slightly TIE prices aye:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05
Death of a Child.

The 3-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
holm Ot.eary'. of Allensvilk. died FRI
day afternoon The remains were
brought to Martinsburg sunday morn
ing and the funeral services conducted
by Rev. Father Donah@a, and inter
meut in ST Joseph's cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05

Ms. Lanis wife of John Fl. Ganis,
died at Winchester, after lingering,
ilnass, ageG seventy-tifive years SUI
vivrng her is her husband and two
daughters Misses May and Maggie
| ruiS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
los EFECTOS De Los
terrGnOtOS.
MediOs de evitafIOs.

La maneFa de conEtruir caBag, ferToca.
rriles, puenteB, demas obras en- regiones
en- que suslen pTodueirse terremotos, es, Sc
guEamente, IN tsma, en- que muchos sub.
americanos Sc interesan actuslmente. AL
tener noticia de que el professor Milne, el
eminente seism6logo, debfa esta tarde dRr
una conferences sobre este aEunto an el
Comit6 de las Indias uccientaleF, me diri-
gf allf con Ell objeto de obtener algunos d.
tos para mis- lectores andinos ehilenos.
En- primer lugar, debo deCir que el
professor Milne visit6 al Jsp6n en- 1875,
por invitaci6n del gobierno, y pas6
veinte sfios en- aquel pals, dedicado al
estudio de los tbrEemotos de los medios
de mitigar sus efectoH. Eu Ell Jap6n Sc
producer aIrededor de mil docientas sscu'
didas importantes cada afio, de modo que
Ell professor Milne tsnfa ampIiss oportuui-
dades de realizar investigaci mes, y como
resultadoB de los tTabajos institufdos por 81
gobierno jspon6s, teuemoS actualmente
unos Glen voI1meneB, de infoTmes Telacio.
nados con eaa clase de perturbaeiOnes.
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JUEGO De SOClEDAD.

El juego de manos que .vamog expli'
car, inventado por ekc6lebre prestieigita'
dor Mauricio Victor, tiene la ventaja de
que por gu Bencillez. puede hacerse en-
cualquier salon sin preparativo alguno.
Despu6s de un pequeno discurFo
en- el que 80 procurara encomiar las mara
villas de la adivinaci6n, el jugador de ma
nos entregar& una baraja a los concurrent
tes, pidiendo que aparten Is cartas y
guarden las dem6s.
Hecho esto toma las cartas sin mirarlas,
vualtas hacia absjo, pide una BenoriCa
qua ssque una de elias 2 SO Ia de, aiempre
vuelta hacia absjo.
El jugad0r ensena la carta al auditorio
la mete entire Las dem6s y las bareja, 8 Sc
las ds barajar & cualquiaTa.
DaBpu65 extiande las caTtag, vue!taF
gobre la mesa, fernando cuatro flas de &
cuatro, pasando uu cigarro. uu lapicero
6 cualquier otro obeto parecido sobre elias
al lIegar Ia carta indicada por Ia se1o
rita 10 deja caer encima, diciendo cue
aquelIa carta 10 ha atraido mggu6tica-
menta.
La difcu7tad del juego esta, aparents-
meuta en- adiviuar Ia carta; psro no hay
NADIA mas f5ciI 81 SO tiene Ia precauci6n,
al ensenarla al pdblicO, de dobIarle disi'
muladamente un borde con Ia una, 10 que
peymitir6 reconocerla facilments''
NADIA es tan dessirado ridfcuIo como
estar en- una reunion sin animarla por un
medic por otro.
EUta ficiI y curiOsa suerte nos puede
servir para ell case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

-QUEDA ABIERTA La MATRT-
CULA para las classes de dibujo y pintu'
ra, que bsjo mi direction, han de empazar
el To- de JUNO pr6ximo en- el Atsneo
Puertorriqueflo. Esta matricula eBtara
alberta hasta eI 81 del corrieute, y por 10
tanto suplico los interesados, SO sirvan
pasar por la SscretaTia del Ateneo para
lIenar los requisites de mstricula.
La pr6ctica adquirida en- los 40 aflos
que trabsjo en- esta cIase de ensenanza,
me ha hecho comprender que hemos de
estsr completsmente de acuerdo, por cuya
raz6n es necesario quatodoB Concurran el
dia de Ia apertura OUer
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FL JUBILEO De PTO x.
ConGlrIenCia del mundO Cat6IiCO.
Roma, mayo To-

Roma, mayo To-
Las gestiones del caTdenal Oreglia, pre-
sidente honorario del Comit6 promoter de
las iestaa del Jubilee de Pic x, han tent
do una acogida inmejorable en- 81 mundo
entaro.
81 aYzobispo Utrech ha anunciado Ia
constitution en- Holanda de un comite
para organizar Ia concurrencia de cat6licoB
de aquella naci6n & Las tiestaB del Jubilee.
De dicho comit6 formar6n parte todos los
obispoH de la region, Bufrsgdneos del arzo.
bispo Mons, Enrique van de WetteriDg.
De Qu6bel (Canad6), eBcribe 81 arzo.
bispo Mons. Begin, participando que
las familias cat6licas de su srzobispado
se han impuesto una contribution vo-
luntaria que &C. calcula que producira
unos 100000 frances para el dineTo de
San Pedro.
Mons. Paul Bruchegi, arzobispo de
Montreal, tambien anuncia el envfo de
una considerable cantidad con 81 mismo
destino.
+ Mons Aurelio Briomte, vicario apos-
t6lico de Egipto, anticip6ndose q toda
importante, recOgida entire los cat6licos
egipcios que mandan Roma numero-
"a representation eBcogida entire todas las
classes socialeg. :a'.
Entire las adheBiones recibidag por eI
Comit6 Central de Roma fguran las del
cardenal Couilli6 arzobispo Lyon; del
cardsnal Frisco, arzobispo de Napoles;
de los obispos de Ja6n Oporto; Frejus,
Nitria, Coliman (M6jico), Heyderatss
Iudia En- Tesumen: del mundo
entero, que SO apresura cOncurrir al
iubileo de Pho x.
n. .-4 :4 - J I -, ~,
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UItImas NOtlGIaS.

A juzgar por las nOticias Tecibidss por
el "Caroiina" la hueIga en- New York al.
CANA va terribles proporcioneS, millarea
de obreros hallanse paralizsdoB, en- todas
las GALES hay meetiugs dieStro y sinies-
tro 20 mientras tanto envio en- dicho
vapor grandes cantidades de tslas, mueblea
camas y colchones "Londres", encajes,
cintas, & &, para que armen el gran bara'
tillo en- "El- Cielo'', ola Vizcaina" y "La
Gloria" ".-PascaGGL ArriUi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
ANURCIO De SUBaSTA
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina eel Superintendente de Obras
PGblicas.
Proposiciones en- pIiegos cerrados para
adjudication en- pdblica subasta del sunni
nistro, medida entrega de 54, 400 metros
cGbicos mas menos, de piedra triturada,
por Totes, para Ia conservation de las Ca
rreteras Insulares 80 admitiran en- ests
oficina hagia las II q. m. del dfa Is de
Junio de 1907 en- que Sc abrirdn pGblica'
inert.
T>,dos los datos necesarioa se daran en-
pEt& Fl ina donde SO encuentrah de mani
Fl sto tqdos los documentos que han de re-
gir en- Ia contrata y podran recoger los IL,
Citsdoras los modelos de proposiciones que
han de pressntar.
L. administration sc reserva el derecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las propo-
sicioneg.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior.
P, j. Jimaenes,j Superintendent de Obras
Jiblieas.
Porto Rico Novelty GO. Box 164, San
T1au 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
DentiStaS y BraGtiCantes.

Sc recuerda & eetos CO balIeros profesio
males que para poder prospsrar en- su muy
noble pero delicada carrera Be hsce impe-
rativo el tener Ia mauo los forceps ade-
cuadog. No ca possible extraer uu cordial
superior con el forcep de los incicivog.
Toda cIase de foTcepN de ventR en- el Dep6.
sito Dental de Jcr6 S0lgado Jim6nez, Sc
Ernnninnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
10 que VaIierOn dos GOImiIIOS de
un eIefante.

La Sociedad ZooI6gica de Nueva York
ha Tecibido el par de colmilloH del elefante
mayor que Sc conoce, los cuales colmilloS
han sido expuestos al pdblico en- el parque
de Bronz.
Dicege que ell par perteneCi6 al rey
Menelick de Abisinis, pero foe enviado
de LondreS, donde Sc psg6 por 6l dos mil
quinientos pesos.
Ell mayor tiene II pies = y media
pulgadas de largo y Ell otro II pies
iustog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen ga, hay de venta recibos to
lonarios para cobro de alquiieres dc caShH,
fianzas On met6licO y con frmas, declara'
clones de nacimiento, defunci6n y csrtitica'
Ci6n medica. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
Ell .NUEvO CAFE de los el

Ell "NUEVO CAFE de los espo.
Hos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ofrece IN COM
pIeto surtido de los mejores dulces y cho-
colatas. HaIadog, rafrescos, frutaB al ma.
tursl y todo cuantO regaIe el paladar mas
delicado SO encuentrs allf primorogamente
servido. Cafe con leche = chocolate, BE
ancuentra desde las siete de la na1ana
Isa IL do la noche. Acsban de Tecibir ell
famoso chocolate BAKER muy acredita'
do en- todo ell mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

ANDRES CHALEMAN.-Con titulo
del Institute Official de Rochester, Bipno'
tizador Terapeutico, curaci6n magn6tica y
maguetfsmo personal. Sale para Ia iRia
en- eiercicio de su profession, pudiendo to-
dos los gus gusten utilizar sus servicioB,
de los cuales quedar6n satisfochas todas
las personals, que 10 utilicen. Is V. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

Sc VENDEN libre de todo gravdmen
la casa, calIe de la Fortaleza ndmero 46
one estd ocupada por el Registro de la
PFopiedad.
Para informes dirigirse la Ofcina del
Abogado Notario don Dami&n Mon
Berrat. 80 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
! RETRATOS |!

Los ampliamou les precios mas Iimlta'
dos. Nuestro trabaio ea garantizado. Es,
cribanos engeguida indicandouos ell estilo
que intarasa al cray6n, ocuarela, p>~tal 6
al oleo = & vueita de corrao racihiT& oue8'
tra cotizaci6n.
Los ofreoemos con sin marcos The
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

-Pongo en- conooimiento del Comerclo
y del p6blico que he dado los sefOres S.
RAMIREZ & CO., de San Juan, mi re,
presentation para la venta exclusive en- la
IsIa de Puerto Rico de los vinos "RIOJ A
CLARETE" de Ia COMPANIA VIM
COLA DEL NORTE DE ESPANA'
=MnnneL Masfog, Habana. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

Sc DEsEA CUMPRAR Is obra del
doctor Stahl Eobre la Flora de Puerto Ri
co y la obra del doctor Dumond, sobre las
Intermediates de Puerto Rico. DirijiEse
al doctor L. Garcia de Quavsdo. Is San
Sebastian. 10 v. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

INTERN se inBtale el estableci'
miento ''La Tiendita," On un nuevo local,
las personals que dsseen comprar efectOs
religiosos pueden solicitarlo en- los altos
de la casa n1mero 28 de la calle de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiento, donde
reside la duefla de tia Tiendita." p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

LIS FIA r kiEStEkIA DEL OEEYE
Ielnsrsrlo.---Salidag do BaYam6n y Oapt.
itR nirnultRn eRm00te.
'Diae lsborabIS-Naa afiana 8, 7.O5, 30
8.45 HOO, Taris 1915, 1.45, S.15. 4.B6u 6.46
DiS1 fsssivos.-Manana 8, 7.O5, $3.50, 0.46
y 11.O0 TREda 12.15, 1.B0u $780, $780, $50
6.45 y $50.
BiiIss8S baratos para tllas fostivOS. De
UatafIO 6 Bayam6n, ida y vuSlta II olAs0
8O.s6 2a case SO-16. De Bayam6n o. ADO
= yvueEfs IL CIaas soils, 94 clags SOLO.
Bfllata Iardinario de Capital Cataf1O sR
claB0 8 CentavoB.
BaYana6n, I9 do SaptiOmbFG do 1905.
Rasann ValdaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
INDIcADnR GENERAL

VENTA DE MADERAS, & precios
m6diCoB Tealizan uus psrtida de pinO IN.
gI6s los Se1ores r, Papisg qua Co. Te.
tuan AT. 80 V. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

Sc Compran ABANICOs ANTI,
GUOS aunque no ast6n en- buen egtado,
collsrea antiques de>oOTGE y prendas anti.
guaB.
Dirfiasa & P. J. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26
SEPASE

Que 40 publicsmos communicates sin qUs
/sean pRgadOs pOT adelRntadO.
Csda E0is paAabras SO oueDtan pOE una IG1
aSa y la linOa vale dieE centavOs.
Las cartas qus vsngau coz communications
sta "a inopOrf0 no aa onntSasau
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

En- eBta imprenta SO vende papel de pc.
ri6dico viejo & $500 los IS kilos { an gum
t0Ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

Sc venden precios m6dicoa en- Ell TE-
LEGRAFO. San Justo 12. 3Ov. 81.
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IMPORTATION DE PARIs.-Som.
breros de Ultima mods, feltro y paja In
glesa propioH para visje de BenoraB y nj
fiag
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En- nuestroa simacenes, todos los dias son
de moda, puss para el p1bIico de gusto
siempre so vende bueno y baTato.-Tel@fo'
no 273. P. o. Box 764-San Francisco
81 San Juan P. r.
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IPARA Ell CALORl-'La Villa de
Madrid, acaba de recibir las legftimaB ca
misetaS de Crepe de Saut6, dril de hilo
n6mero 100, alpscas iDglesas y el mas
grande surtido de perfumerfa francess,
ssf como cagimires lijeros para la esta-
Ci6n del calor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-26

Los ofreoemoa con s sin marcos,
Montana news., 1907-08-01
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Belmont
Township, Lewis & Clarke County,
State of Montana.
Chas. +. Lehman, plaintiff, VS..
Thomas Nugent defendant.
The state of Montana to the above
named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear and answer before me, l.. l..
Lush justice of the peace, in and
for the county of Lewis & Clarke,
Montana, at my Office in the town
of Marysville. said county and state,
on Thursday, the first day of August
A. ID. 1907, at 4 O'Clock p. M. of
said day, to the complaint of Chas.
+. Lehman, above named plaintiff,
in a civil action to recover the sum
of one hundred twenty EIGHT dollars
and ninety cents (SIaS. oo), and the
costs of this action, for money due
on an account for merchandise
bought and delivered. and for cash
borrowed at the defendants special
instance and request of said plant
if at his place of business on First
street, Marysville, Montana, from
July IS, 1904 to March 20. 1905.
And il you fail to appear and an
swer as above required, judgment
will be taken against you according
to the complaint. .
Given under my hand this 9th
day of July A. d. 1907.
l.. l.. LUSH,
Justice of the Peace.
First publication July II, 1907.
Montana news., 1907-08-01
National News
what Idaho Is Really Like.


Under the above heading, Bart Ken
nedy had q remarkable article in Q
recent issue of the "sundsy Chron-
icle." He says that "the trial. in
Idaho marks the beginnings of a re-
volt against tyranny unparalleled
in the worlds history" The Ameri-
can capitalist is the Hun of commerce,
the enemy Of the race. Mr.. Kennedy
says, "America is run by the million
aires," who defy the head Of the state.
The latter "realizes that the knife
using and bomb-throwing anarchist is
as nothing when compared with the
millionaire anarchist who buys judges
and congresses and senates, these mil
lionaire anarchists, who buy assassins.
"The trial itself is a farce. Or
chard is police-spy-an agent Of pro-
vocation. He has been paid to com
NIT the crimes he has committed-but
has been paid by the kind of people
who paid the Pinkerton detectives to
murder working men in Homestead
He rehearses his story each day with
his fellow-detectives This has been
admitted in open court. His evidence
wears tho. well-strung.together and
exact and circumspect air Of evidence
that is made to order. The trial in
Idaho is diabolical plot against work
ing men.
"The miners have committed crimes
of violence. But fire creates fire, and
the fire was not of their own making
in the beginning. And the fire will
burn through the whole Of America
There will be revolution in America,
beginning from the west. Unless the
state has the power to throttle the an.
archist capitalist.
"The capitalist in America is a
criminal who will have to be dealt
with in firm manner. And the state
must do it. If not, the state will
perish.
"And even il what the agent of
provocation, Orchard, says be true,
what are a few isolated crimes when
compared with the stupendous crime
that the degenerate millionaire band
is committingi They are turning a
vast and fruitful country into He'll.
They are making life impossible for
millions upon millions. At this pres.
ent time in America is the worst coun.
try in the world for the man who
works with the hands. London
Justice.
Montana news., 1907-08-01

ment here that is driving the prole.
tartan woman to ask questions, even
as the bourgeois and middle class wo.
men have asked them-though for
somewhat different reasons-with the
result that those women are working
up on every hand, and are developing
desire for recognition and a solidar.
ity Of feeling that they have never
yet known.
Even in Germany historic and psy.
Geological events are forcing the issue
ani indications are that the United
States will shorty follow that classic
land Of Socialism, and tho Socialist
women Of this country will become n
force to be reckoned with, as the So
cial Democratic women of Germany
to-day.-Socialis Woman.
Montana news., 1907-08-01
National Committee Motion, to be Sub
mitted in Due Form, August 6:
Tacoma, Wash, July IS, 1907.

Tacoma, Wash, July IS, 1907.
Dear Comrade-I move that the Ma
tional Secretary be instructed to Sc
cure list of all non-union periodicals
and magazines and transmit a list of
same to all Socialist Party State Sec
retaries, together with a request that
the list be distributed extensively as
possible among the party membership,
to the end that Socialist Party mem
bers withdraw their support from all
non-union publications.
--. EMIL HERMAN,
National Committeeman Of Washing.
ton, d. G.
make the above motion advisory
instead of imperative 80 far as party
members are concerned, because real.
ize that it is outside Of the province
Of the Socialist Party to compel, even
IL it were possible, the individual tO
boycott anything. However, think il
proper and pertinent at this time to
ask the party membership to refrain
from supporting non-union publica
tions, especially since most of them
are actively engaged, either openly OF
secretly, in fighting organized labor.
Among the scabbiest Of the non,
union magazines is "McClures, 81
which at the present time Is running
an article entitled "The Autobio
graphy Of Harry Orchard" to which
II gives its editorial endorsement by
trying to stamp the seal Of truth upon
the utterances Of this confessed arch
criminal, and in that way help to pre-
pare the public mind to submit with
out question in case the Mineowner,
Association, through their satilites
the Pinkerton Detective Agency and
authorities Of Idaho, to judicially mur
der otr comrades, Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone
Montana news., 1907-08-01

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