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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12


ger. Of destruction by dynamite. than
any other American city was then and
is now. Soon after the hanging, GER
tain events not essential to this narra-
tive made it advisable for the New
York World, with which I was then
connected, to determine whether the
story we, had all accepted had any
actual foundations. The Investigation
went on for months. Slowly the con-
clusion. was forced upon me that the
idea. of an anarchist conspiracy was
purely a dream. There had been in
Chicago very small group, compris-
Ing perhaps fourteen in all, Of physical
force anarchists, men Of the type Of
the depraved> and desperate creatures
that assassinate European rulers. or
these Lingg was the leader, Schnau-
belt was member, and probably these
two alone possessed the courage for
| an overt act. Next were a large num-
Der of workingmen that did not be-
lieve in organized force and had no
sympathy with anarchism, but felt
that the workingmen had been badly
treated by the police. =. These were
often on conviction opponents Of the;
wage system, but, they were no cham
ptons ii OF armed revolution ] They
might be willing to. throw brickbats.
at strikebreakers, to make speeches.
denouncing capital, and to jeers the po-
lice, but they were no anarchists. Be-.
You'd these were other men that theo-s
lretically favored the eight hour move
Ement and the cause Of labor, and felt
THAT the condemned men 7, had \ been
cruelty sacriflced;sb but had no convic-
l3tiQna NOR ID pulses lsffsst eat danger
Ito society. And this was the sum total.
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Capitalization fret
Sin Juriitcn Srrt6nm.

Gin bnoiid)er Gou0piarrcr, Dem bic
DlmoriitiiNc 2l0cr nidt icblt, it)rcibt
ser Strubburgcr Folt: Sn ben lcp'
len So6rcn ijlto mcbrcrc Suits Srrs
tDiimcr ouigcoedt tuorocn, iucld)c Die
Ncffcntlidfcit itorf crrcgtc1 10 oaB
MON pobl olld) cinnnl Don cincn'
priDntcn Suii5irrtbum bcridlten oarL,
mcl6cr trogiidc Golgen bottc, urO
guar IN Baden. 2lri Sem canoe lino
6cfonntlid) otter icbr 6eI6rdntte
MISUNDERSTANDING, mcsGolb nif)t
icltelt jwci ain0er 5ltiommen III ell
&ctt gplc9t mcrocn miiiiell; icrncr
ge6t man otf Dem CANOE friib SIT
&ctt, lhon nm 2id)t SIT iporcn. N1.
tiirlid) f0nntci1 Die &irtocr oonn nidt
imnlcr ioiort ibloicn; iic bGnicln Ii.
ncdcn iid) 8c8cnieitia, uno cS 9ibt
mull1crlci StGrung 0cS &ou9iric.
0cn3. Go mar e5 olld) I'M SauIc eis
mes 2anoDirtbeS, 100 5luci bolbluild)-
iigc, iibcrrniitbige &no6en ncbcn ein.
onocr in cinenl Bette id)ldien iollten.
Ger crllite Safer bat nicoerbolt CUR
9illbe %gcnlobnt, obnc Grfolg; olio
idreitct or 5lrr 5bnt un0 perioblt
Dem Goroeritcn qriin6li6 Oen oo5u
gecignetcu &Grpcrtbcil. GoS itiitct
fir fur3e 3cit Hl,be. 9olo ober lit
eill nelrer Streit inn 0ongc, mo
0tcsmol crldJcint Ser 8ater idon et-
mas idlllclct, nm Die Ero5cbnr olll
iclbell llcbcltbdtcr in DermcDrtcr mo
.ncrbciiCrtcr Nltflo1e 81 m~ieoerbolen.
NnGocm Scr DELINQUENT iid) mie6er
ciuigermoBcn crbolt bate, io9tc or
5lt icincm Ncbcnnnun: so, jest
babe i) |5luciniol @icbc 6cfonmcn.
&cst lcgc i6 mid blnten BIN"
Spradl9 nnO that's, un6 nod) fiini
Mintten ging's Don Nteuem los.
Sect thirst Der 8nter lplltbentbronnt
ms 0ltntle 3in1mer lnl0 iprid)t:
$50, jcbt bat Der &orocrite 5lpeinlol
bcfommen; Jest mub Scr Sintcritc
and einmol bo6en!" 9ob bic oicss
moIigc Greflttion griinolid mor,
miro man mir gtolibcn. Ibcr eiu
Sulti5irrtbum iuar'S bod.
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SincQlntoa- 8dnfctt. -
sir oaS an -. Tebrltor in ser @ui.
fcnboGc oc8 4. HcQimcntS ltottiins
0cn0e gcmciniomc &incolns9 onfctt
Der yllnion 2eoguc" lnO OeS yHcplls
blifoniihcn Clubs iirnqer WtGnner"
mcroen groBortiae &nrbcreitun9en
0%ctroifcn uno crlpartct, ooB 1id iibcr
400 Eerioncn ooron bctbciligen lpcr-
Ben. Die CinNcIobencn @0ite limo;
&icc Er0iioent 6%oirbonfS. Shob.
ants ScfrctGr Sbnlp, 6encrnlonrpult
Gonoporte, Senator Scott BON @cIt'
&ir9inierL Senator Iiuingbom pon
Gcrmont, Scnotor Wnrner ron Wfii.
ioltrt. Senator &cntenpop bon Sts
Diana, Senator Spooner BON WiSs
coniin GonGrcbsO iitgIicocr 5. NOom
9e0c bon Winncloto, Gbcooore T..
Burton bon Ohio, Ecorre, Mlloo iuto
@od]tcr bon W~nrplol1O, Stcpclion
u. MiuiomS, WiitQlie0 0cS %rcplblItn-
nild)cn acknowledgements Don Wiorp-
lon0, General Iclir NgruS, Sr, @W.
:. &idcrn, 9lliicI @inN Sbcrlt GhoS.
4. WndlilL &nS. y. Ncpnolo3, %obn
$. Gomor0S, Charles HDn10L s.
anpr GopGor, ". @. 2u0lom, Burton
Barter, SeItcr %. Spicr, elmer 90
Der, Hobcrt 9. Nrmitrong, $. &.
8ouB, 8epton @orbon, 80. 3. 8il.
Mon &cSlic Gullon1. Cen @oriib
miro ser ErGiiocut oe9 Linton
2co9uc GIltbS" u. u. Nlotcnep iii6'
rem un0 N6crit s. Tront SuppIec oIS
SooItmciitcr flu1qircn. Nniprohcn
mcroen &iccsErGiiocnt 6~oirbontS,
@cncrulumuoIt @onoportc, Sdob.
ANTS. ScfrctGr Shop mo Gon9rcB
WtitQlico @coc holtcn. Sic @Gite aus
MoiblnNtOn mcrbcn i'm oSotcl Herl.
merit" c%inQuortiCrt mCrocn.
Mari NoNon'H @cgrGb,
IL / j.. - GoS @cAr0bnib 0c& oru Srciz
tag Gorn1lttog gcltorbcncn Ueheims
poli5ilten Mort &o1on miro om
MontoG bonn Grotcrbollic, 9tr. 703,
Noro.Gnlpcrt. StrnBc, ouf Dem ,@on,
mic Srdc TricobOic" ltottiinoelL nod
ocnt cine Gcollients Wieile III scr Ct.
S1notlitS Stride 0urd) Safer s. t.
@roon cclcbrirt luor0cn lit. NllS 9ohr
tlld)trG1cr mcr0cn sic @chcintpoli}i=
ltcn (SoiCpb 4. Nou0bcrtn SbomoS =.
S'Nonncn, Setter .. 9ro0lcp Bcoroc
y. ScUbolb, Sbonlo8 q. So0orL
Ebomna BURNS, Setter 9rcnnor, Mu.
=. 0iiQcr iungircIl. Mtoridon Ior
nan lnO Capt. EumpDrep merocn
Dem 9cgrG6nib bcimobnen un0 chen.
10 bier uniiormirtc Ypli5ilten ollS jc.
Dem 1iItritt, iueld)c bon Capt. Sit
tin9S bonn norOoitlidcn GiItrift com,
mnnoirt mcr0cn.
Sur &crid 0ncrunQ Ser
Scr d) IS al S. In5u. - 9Il3
Fbild0clpbia tolunt 0ic Nadriht,
0lB Bic lcCritcbcn0c GallItrQc al ser
Sil0mcIt Gdc non 2crinlton uno ct.
&alllItrnbc, AcraOc 0cm @criht9ne.
bGltoc gcGcnilbcr, bcbollt mcrOcn ioQ.
Die @&. Iclir &Smnn mo ). 8.
@oruiB, 0cncn Der Nrlmo NcbGrt,
bobcn Der Nirmo Gromp e. So. 0cn
Goutrntt iiir ole Grrihtul0 cincS
Sfiicc. @cbGu0c3 an Ser Stcac per.
NaS critic Stodluerf miro iiir
bergerihtct.
GcS 9ie6itobl@ bci6ul.
b / g t. - Srau Gntborinc Wtorri9 Don
9tr. 350S, GcOor.Ipemic, muroc &C.
Itern bon Hid)ter Grammar urtcr
$500 Vilr0idoit 0cm Wcrid)t3ucr
il6crluicicn. @r. 2murencc s..
stouonongh Welder ON 0onncrltog
)tohmitto1 nit 6rou Worri9 Gin
Stcl0i6cin I'M nMotDafclIcr" Oc@
,@opctD. S6cotcrS" bottc, 6ciduuloigt
0ob lie inn icine Yricitoid)c
nit S115 unO cincn Gbect fir $40
,i,+,Ont, Soto
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$500

fanicn eincS jercr mobernen SGnier nit ieds
,3immern gu HsfcsStraic, Siuiidleu Snirnonut.
NUeane uno notwithstanding. Seller. Soi ulo
1roitoir init @enlelt bclegt uro neueite @inridls
inn0eu, eiuihlieblib &loa,eitanaI $ &ni6lIb.
&rinb6ins Iiur $50 pro Sabr.
6. 3. Gallagher, 9aumeiiier,
gIreau 9Rr. 24o7, 5airulountsIpenue
(264@
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@cnc Scutidr YuicSlnng int iunnigcn

@r 5luet SGupibabnlinieit; ib1ncs, ~gefunoes
Nlinla; feline gleger; eriiilnfiiaer gooen in IIeis
ne 5armen etnGeIDeilt, aud = einiee rIumn
HctS." Scrtuge 4u5ablu1g, febr lei6t Vcbirs
9ungrft. @ite &eIeaenbcii fir Solte. bic lM)
Elm padr &HuScrt Collars geipnrt bnbeu Iitlb
acrlt ieIbftitdroig neroen mbchteIt. Gdberes bel
Ncrmanu 9noenhuup, Hr. III, Haro'SbnrleS.
Strabe. &altiinDrc, Mo. (Sept10,1S
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Der Noros@urleofS tr1be, 5piihtn Der 5air4
morntssloerne uiIo SapettesS trabe: eerientirte
Seller. Irottnire Iino S0fe: emaiuirie Babe
isunnc mo StiihcusgIbaiiie: Wurmor.Srepper.
Gtrabenpflafter aus bergldster 3ieaeifieiren.
Observation-Disclosures. Beaner1e 8erfattss
gcoinpungeii. 43reis $500. 90. @rfinoSins $40
bro Sabr. 9iebmi Die 5airntount- auenuesg81ps
eon5.
geafter 8. ssettphal, on OH uno Gteae.
tGop15-Se3i)
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III ST. - Alguit Maf. f.
Sabre alt, miro icit Dem iG. Sonuar
ans ieincr clterlidcn @obnu1g, 9tr.
2O5. Siio Gbopcl StrnBe, permiBt.
Ser anobc luor . Sub 4 3oa groh
mog 80 Tiul0, icbr Ihlonf 9c6altt,
BLONDES Sonr, bIouc AilgerL trtg
oumfclblol;cn bod nnb nSipcotcr,"
blollc llcberbolcn uno ounfle Sl,d).
misc.
3ie6cn in i0r ncucS sc.
bduoc. - Gle 9criid)ermg5 8irmn
Mourp & 9orncllp 6nt ibr liclc3
6eim oil ser Nproneit.ede pon Nos
Ter. uib SoQioou- StroBe, be5ogcn.
9o5 bon 6cn Ard)iteftcH Sormep &
2end, ciitiporienc @cbouoe lit 5lpci
Stodnerfe bod.
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Monotc oligc6obcn mcrbcn, ltnO lctn
@iac Qcid,oh!
6onbcn ejuCn 3ufludtS
ort. - Gic Sominifoncr . SGlpc.
tern ocS oSrben& bcS cuigcn Goien.
tron5c8." bcrcn aopcIlc IN Srpiugton
an TrcitoN &urmittoN o%bbronntc,
i0itocn I'M Gonpcnt scr Sdjucitern
bon Bon Sccour," 9tr. 200O,McIts
NoltinloreltroBe, no tic per6lciben
lucr6c1, bis oie ElGnc iiir Den @ic-
ocrollf6ou scr Gopcllc pollcnbct iinb,
ein sIlDl. Gic AicocrcrbouunQ3-I vi.
6citcn nerbcn lofort IN NnGrifi &c
lion1nlcn, ioboIo sic nGtbigcn @cIbcr
BON Ocn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 0cica.
idaftcn flii'it0 GemorOen ii1b.
Sic @oItimorcr Mcrtc 0eS
Or0cn2 Scr oGoGlcS" trifft 5llr ;3cit
&orbcrcitunAcn fir 5ruci llntcrboI-
tlmNcn, Nic in nGd,itcr 3cit i%tottfill
0cn lpcrociL udmIih fir Gin 2(litcrll
rotten I'M Electric Gorf" uno cine
oGlldrc Nortu" IN 0cIr M0rmlIidtCi-
tcn i'm Observation-Disclosures"
GnIoNicu iir Corn
9unNc3s Scnotor ,%liSor Hnpncr miro
an I. Tc6rllnr I'M Scnot in @aib
ilAton cine Tcbc GoGtcl iibcr 0cn I'M
ucrilOiicncu CONNER ac~itorbcucr
GroBcn MorOl1n0cr Scuator 9(rt6ur
Fltc @ornlon. NndmittoH3 l23 llbr
miro CT bic Ncoe beginner.
""" Die o@ittcI3bah-S eftiou Nr.
I" 0e9 9aDeriiGcn 9tationalper6an.
OcS" bGlt an Mouta1 cen /. 6etr.,
III Scr oWcrmanio u dnnar6ors0aae"
ibrcn Dies idbrigcn 0robcu MnSfcn.
ball ab. Nie III irilbcren SabrcM 10
miro aid, Oieit GcIllid,tcit nidt per.
icblcn, fjrc An5iebuu1@frait olt9jlls
ilbcll. Sir Ginjelna3tcn mo Grip.
pen lil0 II lpcrtDuouc Frciie ollSgc.
leBt, mo bCtrd9t Der GintrittspreiS
rur % GentS Die Eerion. Die 9lr-
%rangementS bciinOen lid III Sdnoen
zines umiidti8en Gomitc'S. meld)eS
mcDrerc lltitigc Acknowledgement iiir
Die 9eiitder porbcreitct bat. GaSs
lelbc bcItebt aus ioIgenocn Serren:
Mug. Strolrif Geo. Sderbel, &.
Gn8elS, &obn 6ranI Sobn Mtulocr,
&obn StorflanL 6runf Sprengcr,
Conrad 6abmilllcr, Artbur V0mnel,
otto 60ritcr mo 6ronj 9rat.
1881" Ser oSDnliu . MGnnerhor"
miro om Mcntag, Ocn IS. Sanuar, in
&oi9t'S Safe. Nr. 1922, Snrioroa
Npcnllc, cine Horreniibung nit San5.
frGnjhelt abbnIten, uno bat oaS tilb.
tige ARRANGEMENTS Somite nit gro
Bcr SorginIt Die Torbercitungen iiir
0ieIc 6eitlihfcit %gctroiien, Inn Sober
mom cincn red)t oergniiaten Nbeno
III ucridaficn.
80" Gtc Observation-Disclosures Hr. s"
Ocroritoltct ON %. Sonuor in ser
oSobor. Spccrm-S ullc" ibrcn ncnn.
5c1rtcn Sabrc$baa. unb iperocn bon
cincnn tildltigcr Gunitc 9robartiac
Sorbcrcitlingcn fir oieic Scitlid)fcit
~BetroIIcn. Ter GintrittSprcis bctr6gt
nllr % GcriS fir Scrrn un0 Come.
Forirt. - Game (llr anoercn,
Ole Iebr eingebiloct lin: ,gSie, Dor
.0rei Sagen lit Ole S~iltierouu0 ans
Enris bel Der Mooiitin ein1etroiien II.
Gle irdren nod uiht BORT, nm cinel
81 fanicn? @iiien Sic alid,, oab mir
Ale ld)on BORT maren2" Gos madlt
rid)ts. .tdl bin iro6. @enn id, oa
nit mclnem Manuc biitfommle, lit ne
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8tuig-- Ncltc 5peiitGGi9e 6duicr nit olcn
Standardization ul0 &crbelerunDcit: iedo
Simmer. Nale, NoO. IoiIeitc; @rllno5iIle 500.
Gcurec 81. Marib & 81, 420-421 Sap.Slog.
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Gcfcgcnbcit fir Srautlcntc.
&cdeu llcberlienclung rad Seuitfldlo tlno
iuit gurj iieltc .Jt6bcl etc. at Oerinufeu. Nndbs
~5ufrapeu in gir. 1;22, @rciturrs straic, naDc
Sgltpu' Tucnuc. esd
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Sin Saraon fir ScimitGtte.S ud,er.
SfGn Ader auten urbdrer 1dnhes for @e,
~NlfeGdu IL Mei!en bon Der Sabnitation uno
10 UletIen bon Der Sinot 0et AuIterHipadien
eunbilrahe %entfernt, in anne grurbeI'gountp;
Pre;s $3.50.
EnherScm etn 8 Hub IL Nder BrunpfRd uab
Elm 2 Ader 9ruuhifi6.
6dIfie pegeit Boar: 9feit mad Sbret 6eduein
ltGiett. &oinnt rorhereitet gum Mbftalub bes
eanbeIs, tperH gutb oaS Ganb ecfdut.
,Scpcru Mcaitn Spmpanp,"
Nr. III. Northumberland.
tr3atia,t5)
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Stclcuecinhc.


Gin o~cuti.ber N,Giu iubt Stcac ais 9uf,
pdrtcr in einCm Grtcl oocr Ncildlrult. Ninll
u%brciitrc: rs, los" nSeHtihcr CORRESPONDENT. q"
ED
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3m p%erfaufcn.
81 pcrlanfcn npcr ~ rrrtcniden.

Ulrc 6nrm non 81 Mdcrr, ltu9 N!c!Icil
bon gaurCl an Der -. q 3. @aDn;" 4%atureItts
9tlDep hcgrell5t pieicibc IN iUei Seitell. gIods
suiru9cr in 0tH'e eruuoci9entDuut sNiirrau,
NJ. 405, SuurtinrosS Giraffe. t26-S)
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Gcltenc Gelcaenbeit fir eii1er auttn &idcr.
Cine alte mo iuprlbcfaurte @ddcrci' linb Gols
hiiorei. Gin hrciiiodipee 9dbdls I'M norhs
inciiLithen ztnNtihcile. 3;Gd5ltrGaen bel Ebas.
". @efer, Hr. 40, Hcro.6arcp.S trehe. Ecioe
Z clcpJ0ue. ESD
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GGe @Hmo:s II. Ga,bouisSirnBc Gdocn llto
SSo6n1aEs. @ut c%tublirtc Ndderci lttb Gnllz
htlorci. sine icbr ]prominette Gage, nalleno itr
trGCrn eiu Geibdit. (2I-33)
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Gin iunger 2cuii0tr, ~Gcpan6t int Garuircn
ipribt elpd9 GngiiiD. mot StellllllG bel elmer
Decentralization SQmiiie oocr HicitnuruHi. 81
in Nr. 65I, sScit'0ermaas StraRr.
iDb-D
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Gil neucr GdsQaoen llto leobnbdns, III.
1921, 2Seii Sairu;ourt %gioeIlte; uisge5eidIclc
@de iiir cine Bdderei mo Gontcii Saecl; SET
tcn@iHgauN 6uni Seller; gb6lgstntnl=Scrbti'
buHa. 9dd5nfrGGeu bel &rt. grulun, Hr.
2520, Meif. ISatrmurutsaUcnuc. t26-D
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|erlan8t Sraucn unO NGbdcn.


8erlaHlt:
?. elIle lidrte- tpeibc 2&dihcrin rnh giiOIcriu
bleibell ooer bcun GebcH; SoDn $50 pro Mo
lIal; Nelercrber eriorberltb. ltah5ufruaeu
Miollian ltno Ntcniing, 5luiinet 10 uro - ltbr
MHlla9s III VII, s, SSeft.@iaoiiuns Strnfc.
(2I-9)
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Geridngf:
80
&erlnngt Manner nnb Snaben.


Gin tbdtiQcr 9icrmulicr fir cine fLeine
TCrn: b%eionocrc @eaitnitiGtGGcu iiir eincn
illNtiaen Niann. &iau %et1udD1G GEia1rl!9
SOsirh, Mio. (2d-SD
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Sin bcrbGirutbctcr ocutichcr Munn o6uc Sim
Der, I'M ull eilcm ~i,eiliclt IInBe cine Giertcl
9liciie bon Der Staot mo an ciNcr eIeitriiden
HiHiC. SIT urbeitcu; iru6 Semitic 5iCUcH. Giibc.
4;ieroe mo &cil!i0cI ~belorpell %ijllIcu; GCtercls
sen nutbrOeH6il, MEul n]0rCii;rc: pa. 116,"
Scutihcr 6Urrcipraocnt." t25-3i)
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gin perfnuicu - Gin @argain:
Gr. 1929, Sitz&rci!onsSirnBe 3itodiG. Srures
sins ltir $l2; IN hcr ?iShe pou oeiltId -%1iierifds
elmer SppotbeI hon $1,000 utteriporien. ginds
5~nirnncn bel q. 81. 4iarib, i?D-i2i Sa'u Slo9,
t2l2D
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galtiNprt's erfabrenitcr Ncruens
Snr,ioliit.

&rnsnrtipe grfoIoe burb bic mpoerne ttb.
iJl1eiihc GrbGnoiunaslpei,e. oerbunben NIT
Der 9nipenSuna Der tcitcit heiIipiiienitaftlihen
ausriiftnrq. IN Der Stnot erBitIt.
micn gcbe bic &pfinunD nlG)t Gnt, e9e man
uidt Or. Gattat- &crHan cGuiuItirt bat. Surt'
bcrte bon %iril1eren IotterIeh be5elger germ
feline Geiftllgsti0iGieit. Go fnai ). y. Serr
y. y. Gnunt, Ar. 1920, Woo0lcOs Sirabe:
nSebn sler8te pGbcn mir feinc @rIelbteruno
bon neiHct gciSen; Or. SerHlnii ~tIririe mi9
poufomnlen ii liiuf gSp6en."
Serr Santeo Gurrb. M.1S34. Batterfon'sloe.
fagt:
ST. yiatban German bat mir bas 2eben
g~ereiiet; dtte anoeren Mer3te, bic heriuGten
mir 81 beltert, bentiitier ii6 uutfpnft."
&uberbenl tirirte Or. German NOD tteIe Nn
bere, barultter aud Sr. auguft S1rnibt, gtr
t12, COMMANDMENTS.
gBarun folte er Sbneu midi css-SrnS bel
feuY
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02
HURT WHILE ASLEEP.
Eleven Passengers Injured in a Wreck
on tho Penn.

Johnstown. Pa, Feb. 2--The first
section of train No. %, Manhattan linn
tied on the Pennsylvania railroad, ear
ly today ran into an empty engine
near Conemaugh. Eleven passengers
asleep in their berths were injured and
four trainmen were. hurt.
The injured passengers. all of whom
suffered sprains are as follows:
William P. Henry, New York.
T. f. Martin, Washington, D. c.
c. H. North Cleveland, o.
W. F. Newbert, Chicago.
W. E. Webb. jr., New York.
Elenora Bosworth, Crestline, o.
J. r. Stout, Princeton, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Abraham, Du-
luth. MINI.
J. Ulman, Philadelphia.
John Weaver. New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02
EVER KNOWN.
The Mississippi Has Broken Previous
Record ct Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, Feb. 2.-The river
gauge marked 40.2 feet here today, the
highest ever. recorded. the former high
mark being 401, made in 1903.
Reports from Holly Bush. Ark, today
say the levee there continues to hold.
For many days the labor of hundreds
of men has been concentrated upon the
reinforcement of the strip of low, soggy
levee,- extending half mile above
Holly Bush, and as the waters climbed
inch by inch, the workmen built the
entertainments higher.
A telegram from Helena says the sit
uation there is unchanged. The only
trouble has been the collapse of a small
protection levee which flooded the ne
gro section.
Several city blocks in Memphis are
under water because of the giving way
of an auxiliary levee yesterday. Many
skiffs. Street car service has been par
TALLY abandoned in the flooded district.
but the situation is not regarded as
col
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02
KANSAS TAKES a HAND.
Intervenes in Case Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.

In accordance with the provisions
of the law just passed by the legisla-
ture authorizing the state board of
railroad commissioners to intervene in
rate cases now pending before the I'M
terstate commerce commission, Attor-
ney Carr w. Taylor has filed petition
with the state board asking it to inter-
vene in the case of the Farmers, Mer-
chants and Shippers club of Kansas
against the Santa Fe and Rock Island
and other smaller railways.
The cases in question were brought
last October by the Farmers, Mer.
chants and Shippers club in hopes of
showing the determinations made
against the shippers of Kansas in ship
ping their grain to Galveston. d. w
Blaine of Pratt is president of the
club. 1t is charged in the complaints
against the two roads that the shipper
of Kansas pays the local grain rate to
Kansas City and the through rate to
Galveston when as a matter of fact
the grain never goes to Kansas City;
when it goes direct from the shipping
point to Galveston. This is the point
the interstate commerce commission
was 10 decide upon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02
STATE LABOR MEETING,
Annual Convention Will Be Held in
Topeka Next Week.

The ninth annual convention of the
state society of labor will convene on
Monday morning, February 4th at the
Knights and Ladies of Security hall,
corner of Seventh and Kansas avenue
This society represents about six hun
dred organizations in this state The
commissioner of labor is the secretary
of the state society and he reports Gre
dentials for about three hundred and
fifty delegates that will be in atten-
dance. An open rate of one and one
third fare has been secured on air
railroads to be on sale from February
End to the 5th inclusive and good re-
turning until February Sth The
headquarters of the society will be in
the labor commissioners office, rooms
1, and 5. fourth floor, state house.
Commissioner Johnson has arrang-
ed for an open reception meeting on
next Monday night at 1880 p. m. at
representative hall at which time the
following program will be rendered.
Address of welcome by Governor Z.
w. Hoch, response by President F.
Livermore; musical selections by r. r.
Y. M. c. A. quartet; address by H. J.
Conway, president Retail Clerks Inter-
national Protective association, of Chi
cago; address by Henry M. Walker,
general organizer of American FEEDER
alton of Labor, on the Subject, amer
lean Federation of Labor The So
ciety will be in session Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The present officers of the state So
ciety of labor are F. Livermore. presi-
dent, brotherhood of railroad trainmen,
Osawatomie, Kansas: H. P. Miller,
vice president. barber, Topeka, kan;
w. L. A. Johnson, secretary, brother
hood of boilermakers, Topeka Kan.
w. D. Robinson. assistant secretary,
united mine workers of America,
PittSburg Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02
OLIVER CALLS.
Says He Is Ready to Make Good on
Canal Contract

Washington. Feb. 2-William ]. Oil
Yer, of Knoxville, Tenn, the lowest bid
der for the Panama canal contract call
ed at the isthmian canal commission Of
fees today to talk with Chairman
Shonts, but Mr.. ShontS is in New York
Mr.. Oliver said he was ready to COM
ply with the requirements suggested
by the president that two other con-
tractors must be associated with him
in the proposal submitted. Mr.. oliver
would not give the names of these con-
tractors and said these would proba bly,
be made public by Mr.. Shents when the
ten days limit has expired.
The president had a call today from
Frederic c.. Stevens. commissioner of
public works of New York state. who
is backing Mr.. Oliver for the canal
contract. Mr.. Stevens declined to say
anything about his visit.