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Evening journal., 1907-05-22

summertime nesligee than this fabric. Set
into the front Of the gown IS a panel Of
figured muslin and the undersleeves are
of tho same material. Like the panel.
they are trimmed with narrow folds of
black ribbon velvet, arranged along the
edge Of a band Of lace. The gown is pla.t-
ed at the shoulders, under a yoke OF voile
finished with buttons and soft plaits Of
the material fall over the muslin panel.
Very fine bahste trimmed with hand
embroidery, raised from the surface with
inlet motifs Of Maltese lace and mounted
over pale tinted silks is used for more
elegant tea gowns-an effect which is
duplicated in clever models IN lawn with
machine embroidery and German Val
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Tramps, History.

Hoboes We're given a costly banquet
in Chicago last night. Ninety were in
vited. Nine thousand sought invita-
tions.
DR.. Reitman. Of the Brotherhood Well
fare Association, was director Of the
feast.
Different tramDs told why they wero
hoboes "Ohio Skip" told why I
Cannot Keep Job" and others gave
their experience.
DR.. Reitman addressed the buns He
said the banquet was given to learn
the "real needs" OF the tramDs.
Manhattan cocktails opened the bill
Of fare. and cigarettes came last.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
ODDITIES In NEWS

Any young couple becoming engaged
in the parks of Cleveland will be given
a prize on their wedding day by Joe
Goldsoll, chief of the park police.
All applicants must submit a photo
graph of themselves in the act of hold
ing hands in the park.
Il make this OFFER" says Goldsoll,
"to encourage spooning in the parks.
That's all parks are useful for"
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Editor oustsd BY Girls.

W. II. Heron wrote a poem for the
"Sequola." the paper published by the
students of Stanford University, San
Francisco. and it cost him his job as
editor
Heron was doing well in his place
until some girls of the school learned
he had prepared for publication a
Poem by the Editor
They worked up a campaign against
him and had him fired.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22

pale pink, with touches Of black showing
in the lace. one needs long neck 10 wear
with consummate success the new collar
band of Transparent lace. though the
effect Is carried out on all smart hlouses
regardless Of the swan-like or otherwise
proportions Of the wearer's neck. The COLI
lar is boned and bordered along the top
with a fold Of silk. which helps TO keep
the shape OF dt and prevent the lace from
crumpling. The fashion halls from Paris,
OF course. and there is no denying that
this exceedingly smart collar gives con-
siderable style to blouse.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
LuxarIous Tea eowns Of slmpIs pesIan

Luxurious is the only word that htiy
described the latest models in teagowns.
yet the most elegant Of the novelties
shown can be carried out I'm expensive
fabrics, such as wash silks. cotton voiles
and dainty lawns and dimities. The first
design is in blue washable silk. with white
polka dots and portrays the fashionable
empire effect The little coat is Of plain
blue silk. plped with white and the front
panel Is OF softtcream colorod sllkoline.
plated and belted under an empire girdle
OF blue silk. The sleeves OF blue silk
open over underpuffs Of sllkoline Cnished
with narrow lace ruffes.
For the second model, cotton volle is
employed and nothing is more comfort
able, and at the same time dressy, for a
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
An Example of Democratic Mismanagement

Taxpayers of Wilmington have had an example of Dem
ocratc misrule that left City Council with $4,000 debt
Taxpayers of Wilmington the past years have had
an example OF Republican business like methods that
wiped the Democratic debt without increasing
Another example of Democratic extravaganza is to be
seen IN the Water Department. Under Democratic control
the expenses of the Water Department have increased
fearful pace.
Jobs have been created for Democratic workers without
regard drawing the city merely par
tsan purpose of giving Democratic jobs.
The Democratic Water Commissioners also have repeat
edy borrowed their overwhelming expenses
Under Republican control and business management
the Water Department not only sesustainng had
big surplus left, to be turned Council year
Mr.. Voter, which do you preer-Democratc misman-
agement and extravaganza, Republican economy and
business methods for City Government
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
TO TRADE IN BONDS
AND LOCAL SECURITIES

James f. Nields has opened an
office at the northwest corner OF
will make a specially of dealing in
bonds and local securities of all de-
scriptions Mr.. Nields for several
years was connected with the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company and
has an extensive acquaintance in the
business world OF Wilmington. Mr..
Nields win be pleased to have his
many friends call on him at his new
quarters.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Walked 7co Miles.

Edward Martin. who ran for Con-
gress at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last fall,
walked from New York city to his
home. arriving last week.
Martin came to this city for his
health. and while here decided to walk
home, only ZOO miles. thinking the eN-
ercise would help him.
He made the trip, reaching Zanes-
willie last night. He is a rich retired
coal operator.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Knife 70 Reform ) BOY.

To cure him OF his badness a surgical
operation will be performed on Davy
Markovitz, of Chicago.
Davy is eight years old and has been
in the Children's Court many times.
The judge at last learned that an
adenoid growth pressed against his
brain.
This will be removed and It is be-
lieved that Davy win be made better
in his conduct.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
chIoroform for RacheIors.

Unmarried women Of Clark. $. D.,
have petitioned the City Council to tax
bachelors or chloroform them
They are a nuisance, say the maidens
and are good only for pall-bearers.
Bachelors under forty should he
taxed, and when they pass forty should
be mercifully put to death. the women
assert
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
W O M AN X IND

Blouse With Transparent Lace Collar
Band.
Smart blouses are undergoing important
changes as regards sleeves and the finish
Of the neck. Dressmakers are less united
on the question Of sleeves than on that
OF the collar band, for It Is agreed that
the high, transparent neck IS the one
which must be affected by truly smart
women. Whether or not long sleeves Will
replace short ones. eventually. is not so
certain, though it seems IL such might be
the case.
This very dainty blouse in wash silk
trimmed with tucks and lace Is In very
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, gwen ea
personal attention, and iotW 49, ~
promptly at lowest rates and Dy
routes. o,d
Boats leave both wilmington anu
Philadelphia at 500 p. m. daily SuhoaS
excepted. s,-- o.
Through rates and bills Of lad'ns Is
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO,
Pier g. South Wharves, Philadelphla-
French Street Wharf. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Trial Marriage Realized.

Mrs Alice Leach and Harry Mantel
experimental with the trial marriage
scheme I'm Chicago until they both got
in jail.
Mrs. Leach swore out a warrant for
herself and Mantel and they were
locked up.
She said Leach had refused TO carry
out a trial marriage agreement, but
had picked out another woman. Just
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
To Reneat a cantata.

The young people Of Olivet Pres
byterian Church will, by request. re-
peat the musical and cantata entitled,
"Hunt the Thimble," on Friday even
inc
Evening journal., 1907-05-22

A few items and prices
Corset Cover and Skirt, tne nainsook lace
lIlnllHtu ....-....-. .pi.1o
trimmed yoke, and tucked skirt $500. .S2.25
Princes Slip of very fine Nainsook, yoke
of lace insertion and edge finished with rib
bon, skirt has three rows of insertion and
edge Observation-Disclosures. $500
Tailored Skirt of Nainsook, deep hounce
of lace insertion and tucks, dust ruffle $500
Tailored Drawers of Nainsook, ruffle
edged with lace ..................S 81. 90
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Bargain Friday

See to it that you do not make any inn.
portant engagement other than visit to.our
Friday bargain feast.
If you have been so fortunate as to have
secured some of our Friday bargains here
tofore, you will know what to expect in the
way of values on Friday. Come.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22

arrest us both" she told the police.
In Jail MaRtel decided to marry Mrs
Leach, which he did.
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
Toilet Goods

We want every one in Wilmington to
know our Toilet goods department. We
want every one to know that every article
we sell is of a quality that will bear closest
scrutiny. This section is up-to-date with all
the popular Toilet Goods in stock all the
time. And the prices-well a visit here will
tell you all that Here's few items:
Riker's Toilet Benzoin especially good
for the bath, soitens and tones up the skin
25c, 75cs
Riker's Almond Meal an elegant Toilet
accessory, softens and whitens the Skin, re-
moves sunburn and frecklesl. sl.....S..... .2sci
Riker's Lavender Water. ........s.... Isoc.
Riker's Florida Water sSc,
Riker's Septone Soap, for shampoo, rel
moves dandruff cleans and healskthe scalp.
makes the hair soft .2sc4zsc
Riker's Septone, ans antisepticShair food.
feeds and makes the hair grow . CSC. .zsc
Riker's Antiseptis Deodorant, antiseptic
and prophylactic for internal and external
use '...'.'.'. .'.................. .25c, soc
Evening journal., 1907-05-22

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION and Nor
folk direct by steamers Penn" and Lord
Baltimore" of the Ericsson Line from
Pier S. Delaware Ave., at $50 @. m. and
Delaware City about $40 a. m. daily be-
ginning June 1st, connecting with trolley
from Wilmington etc. arriving at the
Exposition and Norfolk in the evening
Fare. $500 one way: $500 round trip: tick
cts good for 80 days. Beautiful scenery
during the entire trip. Meals a la carte.
Send for pamphlet. L. s. GROVES, Agent,
Pier 3 S. Delaware Ave, Philadelphia.
m1S-2t
Evening journal., 1907-05-22
WILSON LINE

IRON STEAMERS "BRANDYWINE"
AND CITY OF CHESTER
{ Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf
week days and Sundays at 7.5O and 1880
a. m, 130 and AIS .. m.
Saturdays and Sundays only at 100 p. m.
3 Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf week days and Sundays at l30
and 1890 a. m, 1.30 and Ais p. m.
Saturdays and Sundays only at 100 p m
Leave Chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays,
Philadelphia excursion, 25c; one way,
15c Chester excursion, 15ci one way 10c.
For Washington Park on Saturdays and
Sundays only. leave Wilmington at 1870
q. m, 13O and AIS p. m. Returning leave
Washington Park at 4.30 and 7l5sp. m.
Commencing Saturday, May 25th, on
Saturdays Sundays and legal holidays,
between Wilmington and Philadelphia.
rates Of fare viii be, one way, SOC; round
trip SOC On all other days special one-day
limited fare. one way 15c; round trip 25c.
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
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Read The Evening Journal.
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HandkerchiefS

What woman ever had too many? Some
ot the daintiest ever sold in our store are
ready for appreciativc women to come and
admire and-buy.
If you will only come to look, You arc
sure to buy.
Ladies fine all linen handServhiefs. hem
stitched, q, Is inch hem. .......12Hc. 2sc
Ladies fine linen Initial Haudkerchiefs
each letter enclosed in pretty embroidered
wreath Observation-Disclosures. o.,
Ladies Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs. all
new and pretty designs, excellent for grad
uation gifts ............25c, soc, 75c, SI.oo
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Rtsa,S @asmer amS f.tn sans.

Ri9arb Wdgner ipar als Muiit,
birettor am Mugbeburger Stubttbeas
ter in ben munnigfu9en R0tben Isis
nes borttgen ensen 2ebens unb Wirs
Tens Elm treuer pubel Der trDitlib ers
bet!ernbe 8sgleiter. 9is in bas Srs
DIETER fOlGe er isinem GERM, unb uIs
er bon bort ipestn eintger aIISutritts
f9er asuBerunsen perbannt psrbeR
mubte, lieb er es fih penisItens ni9t
nebmen, aIIobenbli9 na9 ein.m
Streif5use bur9 bic Stubt ben gee
liebten Serrn am Sbeaterpf0rt9en
treulib au erparten. Wdbridsinli9
mar es aud berielbe pubel, Der einit
Bel etnsm 8eiu9e in Der SG9TI9en
Sdpeia bem tiibnsn 2letterer, als
psl9er iid Dasner itets ausseSeid'
net. Biz auf bic iteiIen 5elTen Der
8aitei na9folgsn polIte. Die Sc,
fubr bes abitiirasns fir bas sbier
befiirdteno, fpirft ibm fein Serr BON
Der SDbe berub fein SaIdentu9 sur
8eipd9ung 81, dber bas i6laue 9es
i9Opf ipsiB mad tursem 8eiinnen ben
idpersu Gonflitt Der Sreue = oem
Serrn nudaufolsen unb bds ans
Oertruute @ut su beipuden - ba'
bur9 Su lOien, bab es bas Su9 am
5uBs bes 6sIfsns berI9arrt unb buun
siligIt Ieinem germ mad auf bic
SeIIenIpibe tIettert.
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Ten, unb tpte iie WteIitta 5u Der 3eit,
ipo lie gang berlaifen selpeIen ipGre, 5u
lt4 eenommen, ihr eins 9eimatb gegss
ben bGtten, no iie 9siunben uno Ii4
na9 al ibrtm Neto hGtte pieSerfinoen
fOnnen. = @s ipGre ia unpabri6ein.
lt9, cher BEL ben ieBigen @srfsbrsper,
bdltniiIen bod immerbin mDglid, baB
tinmaI Semanb, an benz iie Qnt6eil
ndhmen, na9 Sinsappre tGme; bdnn
mO4ten lie nidt Oergefen, oab Tie bort
6reunoe bdtten. duf bic iie Tib ieberseit
psrlafen f0nnten.
&etner permo4te Elm Wort 3u FIRE.
den; 4rmgarO fhlu93te. Die @ene.
ralin fbloB Wslittd miitterlid, in bic
4rme uHb tiiBte IL nit IeiTen, iparmen
Worten. Dem 9ensral ndren bic
au9en feu9t; er legte U1elittas Sanb
tn ieinen arm uub fiibrte fie 70 iiber
bic S9pe[Ie feines SauIes an ben
Wagen. SIN Sintergrunbe ftanb bas
Seitnbe unb Fab bem 8oraana NIT
Shstlnabme su, uno nod lanae erbielt
ith I'M S6lOiIe bic @rinneruna an
ben soIbenen Rsasn, Der it6 an isnem
Worgen iibsr iis ergoFen bate. Sin
lebtss Wtnten unb 9riiben, unb Der
Dagen rOllte itbsr bic Bride in ben
Wulb binein.
an elmer 8isaung bes ssabrpeas.
mo- man bur8 cine 2idtung nod eins
nal S4loB 5fieb Iisgen Tub, bog ii@
Wfeltttd Dor urb fab suriid. 9a ftdn>
ben auf Der Ssrrafie nod immsr bi.
bier @sitalten uno blidten bem I6Dnen
Sterne na6, Der 70 unerfpdrtet in ibr
2eben aetreten mar unb nun ebento
plOBIi4 bdraus Dieber Osrfdpanb.
(gHbe.)
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Saa@, Ser ,obtrftItntmant 5gtfat..

Bel einem sroben JelbIas.r, bas
Der pra4tliebenb. &urfiirit auguit II.
bon Sa9feR i'm Sabre 1730 peran,
ftaItete, in erfer 2inie, Inn urbi ct
orbi tunb5useben, ipie ausee5ei9net
feline na9 benz ROrbtI9en &riess neu
gef9dffene armee mpntirt unb erers
ciert fet, mar aud elm srpBes pbro.
te9nifhes 3unit1tiid pprsefeben, elm
r8iput" bon tplpFalen SimenIionen.
Sas Geuertpert itieg unb parb be-
ipunbernb anseI9aut. 9p9, mas mar
busl plDBIid flammten Der Reibe
na4 nod flint 8uditaben auf, unb
gu ieinem lebbuften S6reds muBte
Der aurfiirit conitatirsn, baB Der
frembpOrtuntunOise Jeusripsrter an
Stele bes perlansten ,8ibdt" elm
sSifat" conitruirt bate. @as ba Su
thun9 gu dnbern mar nidts me6r.
4ber Saudi, bsr commandments
SberftIeutnant 2luguits, bem bic
sdn5e Snfceniruns obseIegen bate,
ipuBte Ratb. @r tunbfhaftete In Der
perfon bes 9ibliutbetars Sebii6 ei.
nen seIebrten Mdnn aus, Der nd9s
trGgIi4 bus pntinDfe riSifat" au @uns
fen bss turfiiritIiden GeftOeranitaI.
ters interpretive. Gs fpGre bas r5is
fat". ertlGrte Der SdIdutopf, ni6ts
peiter, als bie 4nfanssbuditaben fols
senber flint @Orte: rFausta Jubila
Fecerunt Augusti Temporal
Saudi aber bieb f.itbem Bis an iein
feltges gnbe Der nSberitleutnant
sfifat~.
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@mmp, Melitta unD Irmgarb Iuben
btieinaRber unO beiiertsn bic @arbis
ueu nud Der Griibiubrspdi9s aus, ais
Der @eneral in's 3immsr trat uno
rief: p8ei bisiem SpnnenI9sin bpdt
Sbr in Der Stube. UtGb9en2 Sinaus
NIT Sud! r'1aus! 'naus Simmer
'naus!l" pie unfer alter OOttpr Iast."
nMid IOdt's Iaun Ianse, qapa!"
armearb legte ipfprt ibre 9lrbsit nies
Der. n6OIat mir. &amerueenl Sd
sebe aIlepeile in ben 8alb!"
MsIitta iub sDsernO auf @mmp.
r9ebt nur." ertlGrte bieIe. sd
made nur nod Elm paar Slide; i'd
hpls Sud f9pn elm"
2unsIam einsen 4rmgdrb unS W?e,
littu pprdiif. 9lls iis ben 5dbripeg
ifberi9reiten ipo[IteH. lpurben iie Sur9
einsn mdd]ti9en 8u9enltdmm aufgsz
balten, Der auf brei Rdoerpddren BON
elmer Rsibe Sdien su SbaI se5pssn
purbe.
rSitb bod. nsI9 Elm rieFge-
8auml" iaste Mslittd. 9lrmgarb b6rte
iie nidt. Sbr Bid baftsts an elmer
Stelle, bic periGbrts @inI9nitte aufs
tpies; bic bodssfpOlbtsn, 5erriiienen
geurben Seisten. buB es Iange Der Isin
mubte, ieit bic Rin0e seriBt purbe,
dber bod mar Elm 6trS gu ertennen,
unb barin berfdlunaep Elm $. urS 6.
4rmgarb Tdh beipsgt aus.
.8itts. WtIitta. luB ms einen uns
bsren Wsg nebmen. llnb ni6t na6r,
Su fasIt bierpon Hidts9 = 3u Ries
manb9 - @s iOHnte ibnsn pisIlei6t
peb fbuu.-
rTariibsr lei gun3 rubig." Mlelitto
riibrie bic 3urthsit. nit Der armsarb,
abnunsslos. baB iie bic 3ei@sn " hsil'
ten fuubte, bermtsb. @mmn gu nenmE
gta9 elmer WeiIe lam gmmp ibnsn
nn9; +. sineen auiammen bis ali BIZ
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Sroft to 5brdneR.

Meifter S9ulae aus Berlin 1T bon
Ieinsr RsiIe, bic .r ii9 aus .Stans
besriidIidten~ Ieifen mubts, auriid,
sstebrt, mddt ss ii9 uuf benz SOpbd
bsqusm unb burrt Der eriten tiiblsn
8lonbsn, bic ibm bic Satin fpenben
ipGl. 9a tpmmt f.in Siinsitsr, MuIe.
in bic Stube unO idreit: r@ater,
Nuttsr bat mir fdOn tpieber nit bet
ole SOl3 isbauen!" = ngau". iust
Batter S9ul5e trDitenb, ~berubise Dir
man, Mare. bon mOrsen on psrbuus
id Dir ipieber.N
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OwarS In Den u)eg.
GrsdbIuus bon Gnseuie Ruieubas,r.
Ga. SOrtisbuns unD @&lus)

Ga. SOrtisbuns uuD S6lus)
Sir Melitta tpnnte es ni9ts Seils
fameres seben. uIs bieIes reselmds
bige, ru6i9e 2eben nit ben tGgli9en
@Gngen in Der reinen, frtiaen 96bens
Iuft. Ods @sfiibl Der 4raft unb @s>
funbbeit mar ibr suriidgetebrt; ibre
3iise runoetsn ii3, bic Qlusen bdttsn
apfs Reue ben ibnsn eissnen Slang.
uHo bic Wangen begdnnen ii9 gu
r0tbsn.
Der Dtnter mar per9angen uno Der
JriibEina bsreits i'm an8us, als zines
Mprgsns Elm iunger Bauer bonn Oprfe
auf ben Sof ssritten fam unb gum
Geriter binsin feline 8eiteluns md4te:
v8iele @mpfeble Don Der 5rGu pds
itern, unb Der Strr pater bdtte berte
gla9t ben S9la9 getrtest unD piirSe
tpobl ni9t ipiebsr fperbsn."
gluf bas 4suberte beitiirot, lieB Der
General foslei9 anIpannen unp fubr
init feiner 5rdu 3u ben alien 6reunoen
btnunter.
Sebr ersriffsn tamen Fe suriid.
Ser 8dtsr gina fhpeiseub in feline
Stube, bic Wtutteri beri9tete ben Sp4z
tern. Der 3uItanO bss aranten mar
na9 benz 4usfprufe bes Ir5tes boff@
nlineslos, bod tpGre er BEL 8eiinnung,
benn aIs iie an 6as 8ett 9etreten ipGs
rem, bGtts er na9 oben geblidt, als ob
er Tie auf basWieberfeben ieHieits bate
Dertr6Itsn tpolIen; bic &an5el aber
tpiirbe er ME fpiebsr beiteigen.
Sraurig iaB bi. SamiIie abenbs I'm
ben Slid.
.g1un ipirb ipobl balb Elm neuer pas
flor tommsn," iaste armgdrb nit
Sbrdnen in ben argen.
rSiir's @rite pertreten ibn bic BE-
nadbarten 9lmtsbriiber," msinte bic
Wutter, raber balb pirb bic StelIe
ipobl ausgsIdrisben lperben miifen."
MeIitta fab Iebhaft auf, ipurbe roth
unb f9piea.
.Saben sic niellei9t sinsn &arOis
batsn in petto, SrduIsin MeIitta3"
Ser 9enerdl fprdh es nit einem
f9pd9en 8eriu4, gu f4er5en.
SD bd9te MIR unpilltiirli9 an
ben 8rGuti9am meiner GouIine, Or.
grnIt, Der iebt an etnem 9pmndiium
angeitsut 1T; er bat mir 10 iebr ges
fallen"
.grnit2" fraste bic @snsraltn.
.Sp bieB ia Der paitor, ben mir oas
mails 10. germ polltsn, als bic &C.
mein6e unIeren gutsn Sauertopf bprs
Spg. @rinnerft 0u Did, Sdns9"
Scr TT isbt Superintenbent in
Sullpintel, 10 piel i'd fpeib."
n0us ift Der Batter bon meinem
Better" ertlGrte Mtelittu. r9tls i9
dntam, mar meint Gouiine sbsn in
Sallipintel BEL ben S9iptegersItsrn."
.Dds ipGre bod elm mertipiiroigss
3ufammentreffen," faste bic genera>
I'm. Sbr Weann bat: rGrad9Ien Sic
uns' bod 1Gberes pon bem 8rGuti1am
Sbrer @ouiins." Qufmertiam bDrts er
gu, ipGbrsnb Melitta ben Better gu be-
i9reibsn DerIudte. sd bin abtr pars
teiti9," f4Iob ite, -fie iinb mir 70 lisb,
uHb i9 sOnnte ss ibnen 70, unb i'd
CLAUDE, fis piirbtn DOr3iisIi4 bisrber
pahen."
Der 9enerul iiberhste sin DsiIs
den. Damn iagte sr: rS9rei6su sic
bod an Sbren Better unb forbern Sic
ibn uuf einmul bier por5uipre9sn.
lleber bic prpbeprebtgt tann man ia
perbunbeln. tpenn bic 3eit tomut."
Naslittas 9sTibt itra9Its.
p9leibt Dir Deine gouIine9" -
~Sit fie elm biBden pie 0u2" fori9ten
@mmp unO armgdrb.
% nsin. nein! - sic lit blonb unS
Rdttlia unp piel nstter!" =
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QnfpntTb.

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-14
WILL NOT YIELD
I ! : TO PRESSURE
FUNSTON WILL KEEP SOLDIERS
IN ooLpFlELD.
MUST RENoUNcE THE UNION
Mine Owners Decide 70 Continue Care
System and Require Employees to
Abandon Western Federation
Of Miners.

Goldfeld, New, Dec. 14.-After hav
ing met and conferred with many citi
zens of Goldileld on Friday, Gen. Fun
ston last night told the Associated
Press that he had found conditions
worse than he had anticipated
THE possibilities Of further trouble
growing out OF the difficulties between
the miners and mine owners" he said
ARE greater than my information LED
me to believe. | have just telegraphed
a second report to Washington based
on information | gathered to-day. dc
not believe that the governor will de
clare martial law at once, for no seri
Gus disturbance has occurred. | shal,
not advise such action until IL Is abso
lutely necessary. AS to the patrollins
of the mines and the streets of the city
with the regulars, that is n procedure
that may become necessary at any
at any hour"
The statement of Gen. Funston set
ties effectively the question of the
withdrawal of the troops from Gold
field Neither Gen. Funston nor Gov
Sparks will yield to the pressure thai
has been brought to induce them tc
favor the withdrawal of troops before
the arrival of the labor commission
from Washington.
A delegation from the women's clubs
of Goldiield will call on Gen. Funston
to-day and lay before him their side ol
the question, which will be that previ
ously to the>coming Of the troops they
had lived in constant terror, believing
that their homes might be destroyed
and their lives endangered by deeds OF
violence. They win ask that the troops
be kept here until all danger of trouble
Is past.
There Is a rumor that committee
of citizens has been formed, ostensibly
to act as volunteer police and fire de
partment in the residence quarter, but
which will be more in the nature of q
vigilance committee.
Gen. Funston said that the troops
would endeavor TO protect federation
men III any attempt was made to- de
port them, Just as they would protect
men who might be set upon by strik
ers.
After an all-day session the Mine
Owners association decided 10 con
tinue the card system in operation and
TO require all those who work to sign
the agreement renouncing all ale
glance to the Western Federation ol
Miners.