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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01
LetO II. Nol. H.)
GENERAL FUNSTON | RAD
NICHE PLACE l. s.
FRANCISCO.

brigade general tCnStOn, ZapO-
vjednik cd vremena potresa Ii s.
FrarcisNo, je vrlo ijut preko visoki
radni6ki plaza, koje sc sada pla-
taju Ii :. Fra:,cisko. Mrmlja tai
dobar ratni sluga II svom godiS-
MEM ;zvieStu ovako: l. s. Fran
cSko dobiie jedan zidar, plumber,
tesar, v.Sc place reg ;edan kapetan
rakon' dvadeset godisnjeg sluzbo-
vanja IL voini6koj sluzbi ma IL ko-
Jem bilO miestu IL b.izini grada.
Jedan c;glO-noSac dobije wise plate
u tom gradm neg jeGan porucnik.
Ali to je sasv.m razunljivo,
sosp. majstore i u6itelju liuclQ-uni-
Stenja. Jedan zidar, Ii ma bio ko-
il radnik, jest "a ljt.dsko drustvo
"a l0ulturu i civilizaci; ~ wise vredan
nego svi general, kapetani, zajed-
TO sPorucnicima kopralima i fraj-
terima cije,og sveta zajedno.
Cijela eks:stenca voiske svakin
damon postaje tezom kad place Il
gradjanskOm druStvu zivotu uvek
rastu. ako sc nece koraci poduzeti
platu momGadi povisit. RECRUIT Sc
veliklm teSkocama dobivaju. Cud-
vato Jest da kod ovc II iSke plate
vojSka toliko ljudi dobije, kao Sto
in ina.
Neseli mas, gosp., >eseli, da pla-
&C gradjanStvu rastL, veseli mas,
da sc regruti kros to teSko dobe, i
veseE mas, da krosto eksiStenca
vojske poStaje tezom. Ma zalost,
da 10 sve istina nije, ali veseh mas
ipak, da sc tai gosp. general sa ii
ma m;slina muti. Cim prize posto-
jeta vojska propaidne, to jc bolje.
J Jedan civiliziran rarod treba niti
generala. kao jednostavni ratni
sluga Cd izvani neprijatelja ne
trebamo Sc mi bojat, dog Sc mi o
naSim stvarima brinemo. Car Vii
helm nit engSki Edrard il koji drr-
gi potential iii hotcntat ce naSu
ljepu Ameriku ukrasti moci. A sa
unutraSnjim neprijateljem &c rad
nicka klasa bez svake postojece
vojske. gotova bit. A tai unutraS-
Mi neprijatelj Jest crabezljiva -
razbojniGka - ljudozderna kapita-
listicka klasa, koju IL svima njenim
sramotnim djelimA pomaze militia
rizam. Jest gosp. general ma bio
kakav radnik, zasluzuje wise po-
stovanja / ugleda neg vi vaSi jed
MAXI sa svima niihovim ratnim shl-
gana
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01
Stew. (NO- 3).
Cd blizO in daleC.

- Y rinSko katol skin druStvih
raznih rarodow SO Go pred nekaj
lett naNadro agitirah in sprej jemali
reSolucije proti drugovernikom,
,akOzvanim krivovercem. Zadnja
leta Sc je pa v tenn oziru dokaj
Spremenilo.
kjerkoli sc dandanes pod vod-
stvom duhovnilkov Shajajo ma zbo-
rovanjih rimSko katoliSlki mozje,
tedaJ sc govori in Sklepa, kako bi
Sc zajezilo pot socializrnu.
Rumsko katoliSka cerkev nina ie
dobrega zelodca in nabruSenega
jezika, ina tudi dober nos. WISH
pismarji - voditelli te cerkve so
ze zdavrej zvohali, kje je pravi
naSprotnfk cerkve, Xxi DO nekega
dne pometel do Gistega verskim
htrmbugom. KatoliSki cerkvi Sc
dandaneS nj treba bati ne luterskih
pastorjev, ne pravoSlavnih popov,
re turSkih rnuezinov Use te we're
dandanes razpadajo razne 'sekte,
ki sc prav protiverski pobij ajo dru-
ga drugo. Revolucionarni social
zem. ki ne pripozna we're za pri-
vatno stvar, della sploh mnogo pre-
glavice rimsko ,katoliSkin farlze-
jem. Proti temu socializmu je ka-
toliSka cerkev mobil:zirala zadnic-
ga pros jaSkega meniha, ker so lepi
dnovi grmad, Iii plamtele so V pro-
slave bozjo, minoli "a vseiej. kato-
liSllal cerkev je prisiljena rabiti dan
danes druga modernejSa sredstva,
da bi unicila nasprotnika, katerega
Sovrazi smrtno. Posluzevati sc mo.
ra "duSevnega" orozja, dasi nerada,
ker Sc tako orozje sploh ne strinja
Z njeniuni nauki.
No. socializnu sc nj treba bait
du;evnega orozja ka;oESke cerkve.
l<ataliSki farizeji so Sc vedno zell
poraz, kedar so nastopili "dusev
nim orozjem prot socialistom. Mi
.ahko mirnim srcem pricakujemo
.udi nadaljnih duSevnih bojev ka-
;rlfsko ces}lvijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01

- Nenl6ki socialist so zeli pri
zadnjill drzavnozborskih volitvah
hud poraz. Stevilo poslancev Sc je
Skrcilo do polovice. Mas ne boil
toliko, da Sc ie Stevilo poslancev
skrcilo za polov;co, temveG boil
mas, da sc je Stevilo oddanih gla-
SOY na Saiksonskem precei skrcilo.
Poraz ic tukaj utajiti Sc ne da tudi
Z nailepSimi besedami. All ia po-
raz mai bo tudi vsem socialistom
v pOduk. Vodstvo nemSke socialnO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01

- O znanem Thawu, miljonar-
skem postopacu, ki JIG zavratro IL
moril bogatega pridanica Whiteja
New Yorku, prinaSa rmeno anne
riSko 6asopisje tekon, procesa V
mesecu februarja, TAXA porocila, da
Sc Glovel:u kar CAB: prijeti kak cas-
nix V roke.
Ia mas e vseeno, ako bo posto-
pac Thaw umrl e.ektricnem sto-
III ali postelji, d3si sno nasprot-
niNi smrtnc kazni. Ako bo Thaw
umrl V elektr;cnem stolu, V kar
ne verjamemo, potem -bo izginil lie
trot IL GloveSke druzbe, ne pa ko-
r;sten Clan .GloveSke druzbc.
Cemu torej up;tje V kapitalisti6,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01

- Mas slavni Tedi, predsednik
velike ameriSke repubike, ie res
izboren diplomat. Zamorca Ralph
Tylerja je meroval nadzornilom
"a luke Circmrati, Ga b; dokazal,
Ga ie nepristranski napram zamor-
Gem; Sargent. kurja6u in Clarku,
sprevodniku, ie pa dial dobrl drlav-
nj Sluzbi, da hi tako ' sem doksz
ki mu hoGejo verjeti, da je resn;-
ter in odkritosrcen priiatelj de
lavcev.
Po.iti6ni obziri 50 pri predsedni-
ku odlocevali Predsednik potre-
buje "a prihodnje volitve 6rednike
ki bodo 6redo goni,i volilne loka-
le, radi tega je tudi zvrs:l to Sahovo
potezo.
Prijateli zamorcev, delavoev in
kap;talStov. Kdo Sc til ne smeji??
- J. ID. Rockefeller, znani 6lo-
vekoljub, ki bo V svoji Glovekoljub-
nosti kmalu pogoltnii skoro vse
premozenje ameriSkega ljudstva,
ie darova, "a poduk 81 milijonov
tolarjev. Ali teh milijonov znani
poStavni N nepostavni tolovaj nj
daroval "a razsirjenje in poboljSa-
ME javnih, drzavnih, ali mestn.h
sol. Starr greSnik je daroval ia de-
mar ,e verskim Solam vseh yer.
Zakaj: Rockefeller dobro We, da
bodo verske sole raznih yer vzgo-
jile same poS,uSne hlapce, da bo
YES denar zopet dobil Z dobrmi OBJ
resti nazaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01

Ia prihodnjo Stevill1o imamo n,
kaj gradiva glede Kondowega .pc
slovanja tajniStvu S. n. p. ].
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Havre de Grace expects big business
boom from a movement TO have several
large manufacturing concerns 70 locate
there.
The second rural free delivery route
has been ordered established from Fails
ton. Hartford county, to commence May I
and serve sSl petitioners
An ordinance for a town vote on a new
hose house at the next election has been
ordered framed by the town attorney for
Havre de Grace Council.
Notice Of extreme penalty for all per-
sons carrying concealed deadly weapons
has been served by Judge Van Blbber. Of
Hartford County Court
The annual town election held AT North
East yesterday Afternoon resulted i'm the
election Of Messrs. z. b. Fockler. + J.
Campbell, r. G.. Shippers. r.. C. Reeder and
s. S. Reynolds as Town Commissioners.
After spending seven months in Balti.
more Hospital Miss Mary T. Gallon.
who was completely scalped at cannery
in Easton. Nd. last summer, has recov-
cred sufficiently 90 return q - home of
her sister az Havre de Graes.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
TODD VS.. EVERY EVENING

In Superior Court this morning tho
case Of George w. Tood vs. Every
Evening Printing Company was taken
up, the allegation being that the news
paper printed certain uDelous articles
concerning the plaintiff.
iir. Todd is represented. by former
Senator Anthony Higgins and Horace
G.. Eastburn, while Thomas f. Bayard
represents the defendant. Several
witnesses were examined in behalf OF
the plaintiff. their testimony going 10
show that Every Evening was publish
ed on the date the alleged libel ap-
peared I'm its columns.
The jurors in the case are Edward
Andrews Zachary T. Harris, William
C. Tindall. Harry $. Woodkeeper- VIII
liam Turner John NJ. Denney, william
EllSinton. Alfred ID. LeCarpenter, Will
liam J. Hilyard. Clarence r. Pool John
A. Cranston James r. Challenger.
In the case Of James Varah vs.. the
wilmington City Railway Company.
Walter II. Hayes. representing the de-
fendant asked that the case go over
until next term on account of the ab-
sence Of material witnesses. The con-
tinuance was granted.
Andrew q. Gray, representing the p
3. & W. aRilroad Company in the case
OF W. +. Bowers. administrator against
the company. admitted judgment for
the plaintiif In the sum Of sl24O.lO.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
NO ACTION TAKEN
by The GOVERNOR
Has Not as Yet Passed Upon
the Local Option
Bill

So far Governor Lea has taken no
action regarding the local option meas
ure which has passed both branches
Of the Legislature and is awaiting his
approval or disapproval
Governor Lea has spent the past few
days in Dover going over the numerous
measures which were passed by the
legislative body and giving his careful
attention to each. 1t is not probable,
however that he win not act on the
local option measure until Thursday,
when he wil again go to Dover. What
action he may take at that time is not
known. although il is probable that he
will sign the measure and permit the
people to vote upon the question. II
has been pointed out by advocates of
the measure that unless the governor
can find any constitutional flaw in the
bill that inasmuch AS there was bns
twelve opposing rot g to II M the
Legislature that thtre appears to he no
reason why he should not sign il.
A prominent anti-local option man said
to-day. IF the question or local OPP
ton has got to be voted upon we might
as well have IL over and done with.
know personally a number of men who
are strictly temperance who will no.
vote for docal option and 1 see no pos
sibility Of # being put into effect in
this city at least and that would i'm
all probability end the matter then and
there"
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
GIRL BALKS
AT ALTAR RAIL

CHICAGO. March 19-"No I wont; 7
won't get married. I've changed my
mind. Take me back 90 mamma.
love you, Arthur, ana I'd like TO-
but"
Miss Geraldine Mccormick, is years
old. refused 70 carry out her part n
the programme at Grown Point. Ind.
yesterday, in a drama in which Arthur
Rupp. 22 years old. living I'm Chicago
was cast for the hero's part The
couple went to Crown Point from Chi
cago to get married. Miss Mccormick
had deaed her parents who opposes
the match and had announced TIM
nothing would prevent her from be.
coming Mrs. Arthur Rupp. on ,h'
strength Of her assurance Rupp hat
invested in a new tie and marriag'
license. When the Justice was about
to make them one the near-bride re-
beiled.
What did you come down here for
them" protested Rupp.
But I'm afraid. I'm afraid to Gel
married" replied the heroine.
No amount Of pleading and argument
could induce Miss Mccormick to alter
her mind. Neither would she explain
further her reason for the action.
Rupp is keeping the license in for
lorn hope.
"They would not give me my 81 back
anyway" he said
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
lawyer SAYS
MARVIN Lad is
SAFEAT ERIE, PA.
SOCIETY COUPLE
Welded HERE

Phiadolrhla society was astonlshcd yes
terday TO learn of the recent marriage OF
Theodore l.. Harrison. Jr son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore l.. Harrison. of Buehaud.
Rosomont Pa. ana Miss cBrtha Plush.
daughter of Mr. and MIS-. A, L. Plush, Of
SOS North Ffty-second street. Phlladsl-
phla. The wedding took place In this city
on February iith and was In the nature
Of AN elouement
Just when the engagement Of MT Hai-
rison ana Miss Plush was made or when
their love AFFAIR had its beginning could
mot be learned yesterday. Former neigh
bors OF the brldo'e family in Roaemont
MT Plush having kept q bicycle and
automobile repair shop there several
years. say that MT Harrison began his
attentions more than year ago, and
last summer was most assiduous. Little
moro attention was paid 90 the AFFAIR
however hy either the trdcspeople or SOC
ciety after Mr.. Plush sold bis establish
mept and moved into thr city about eight
months ago. The recent ciopemcnt would
NiNANhiN iANA N' IAi Ai"H'" tii" N""t''7 'tt'
the summer season.
Thon Mrs Harrison was asked when th'
ceremony had taken place. And again
Mrs Plush cautioned her daughter moi
to talk MIS- Harrison however, Thought
moment and tncn said - DON'T see an,
objection 20 telling YOU the date We were
married ln Wilmington on February "a
by the Rev W. L. S. Murray
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
MAY REVERSE
SHAW'S POLICY
Government May Bar Certain
Railroad BORde as Safe
Securities
81 our tNsn Wlre. rublIshers' Press.

By Our t,vn Wirc. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. March Credible
information Is that the administration
will make a striking change in financial
policy.
The action. If taken. will reverse
former Secretary shaw and may elimi-
nate certain railroad bonds as gilt-edge
securities.
lntimation of the change was sent J..
Pierpont Morgan across the Atlantic
before he could fix the conference be-
tween Roosevelt and the railroad presi-
dents.
Foreign capital ls sensitive over the
present agitation.
Former Secretary shaw. trying TO
establish an elastic currency. accepted
as security for pubic deposits. high
grade railroad bonds. Wanting i'm
creased circulation. be permitted banks
TO place with the treasurer. railroad and
other bonds, conditional upon the gov
ernment bonds so released being made
the basis for increased circulation.
Mr. Cortclyou considers this method
of finance unsatisfactory
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Mrch ls.-The stock mar
ket opened at almost general declines.
Great Northern preferred started in ~
lower and lost in All IA per cent. Northern
Pacific at the opening showed loss of a
point. Anaconda was down "a Reading ss
smelters and Amalgamated p; United
states Steel common declined IS; Erie was
= higher Southern Pacific was "a higher
and Great Northern ore certificates start
ed IN at a gain OF ss Atchison and St
Paul lost y.
the tone OF the market az midday was
Uneasy and feverish, with the trading
mostly influenced by the disquieting rum
ors that have been in circulation since
before the opening OF the exchange. After
II O'Clock covering Of shorts caused n
rally OF I to points from the lowest. But
Immediately after noon much Of this re-
rovery was lost and prices I'm many irs
stances We're again at or close TO the low
- range\0f the day. The market opened
- a decline
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
PLAN STREET
IMPROVEMENTS
Market and French Streets
To Be Bedutlfied as Soon
as Money is in Hand

At the meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Department this morning many
plans were made for the Improvement
OF city streets when the necessary
money Is available It was suggested
that French street be made a splend 4
thoroughfare from end 10 end. aud that
Market street be converted into am exc
hibitlou thoroughfare. These plans
were discussed after complaint had
been received from w. c.. Spruance. Jr..
relative 20 the miserable condition OF
Broone street between Shallcross and
Gilpin avenues. This complaint was
referred to the supervisor for invcsuga-
tion.
II was decided to ovder trees along
the building line on Willard street set
further back
Collections were reported for the
week as si.2299O; cart hire, S36915.
labor, s6i8.69 and the available bank
balance as S5.366l3.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Special Judy Drawn.

In the case Of Coushlan vs. the T.. B
q w. Company which is set for trial ~
Superior Court on Thursday, the followina
special Jurors were drawn this morning
Millard f. Davis. Thomas Holt Whining.
ton: Lewis b. Harvey, Robert Casey. VIII.
liam h. Husbands Brandywine; Horace l.
Dnworth Celvin w. Crossan. Edward
Woodward William j. Hilyard, Christi
ana; irwin c. Gregg, Crawford Rankin. c.
Frank McVaugh Robinson Lyman. Mil
Creek. George T.. Spence, Roger r. Lovett
White CLAY Creek. Edward Wier. New
Castle 4. r. Harris, Pencader: Clayton NJ
Riley. Red LION John NJ. Rothwell. Rob-
ert $. Carpenter. ST. Georges; Winfield s
rattomus, Joseph b. Deakyne, Daniel B
Maloncy. APPOINTMENTS; Ahram Stats.
Blackbird
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
MOVE AGAINST
RETTEW BONDSMEN
Levy Court This Morning In
StruCtS Its Attorney to
Proceed at Once
BONDSMEN WILL
FIGHT THE ACTION

"Resolved. That the attorney for the
Levy Court is hereby instructed to pro-
coed TO collect from the bondsmen Of
Rorace G. Rettew. late receiver Of taxes
and county treasurer the amounts due
to the county under such bond, and
furthef, that the attorney is authorized
To- employ an auditor to assist him in
ascertaining the condition Of the
books"
Such was the action taken by Levy
Court to-day in the matter Of Mr.. Ret
tew. whom, il is alleged, owes the
county S36.4s9.42 taxes for the years
19O2-3-4.
At this mornings session Of the court
several of Mr. Rettew's bondsmen We're
present After they had departed the
commissioners went into executive ses-
sion and passed the above resolution.
Mr.. Hopkins stated that it was just
the resolution that the courts attorney
wished to present to the court before
steps we're taken to notify Mr.. Rettew's
bondsmen Of any action on the part Of
the court.
Court Must Fight
posed Of Mr. Salmon asked if the
bondsmen had been officially notified
regarding his affairs. The clerk of the
court replied that a notice had been
sent out as soon as hee could prepare
It,
Mr. Hopkins stated that it had been
held up temporarily at the request Of
the Levy Courts attorney. sylvester ID.
1.fF
into the matter Mr.. Townsend said
that he desired to have a consultation
with the court before he made public
his views.
Mr.. Salmon replied that he had un-
derstood that at least four Of the
bondsmen had been present this morn
ing David r. Marvel representing
Colonel dupont Charles NJ. Smith,
William r. Finn and Robert w. Tad
man. but that they had gone away at
the suggestion of Mr.. Brown.
Mr. Brown said that he had not
spoken TO any Of the bondsmen with
the exception Of George A. Elliott, who
had told him by phone that il was inn
possible for him TO be present at this
mornings session. and that he had un-
derstood that Colonel DUPONT would
also DE NndnIe 10 ut present. NAl
Brown further stated that he had in
f-@Esd Mr. Elliott that Mr.. Marvel
reuresented Colonel dupont, and Mr..
EiTott had replied that anything that
he 1NarveD did would meet with his
appreciation.
Mr. Salmons informed the court that
although he did not question Mr. Hop
kins' motive i'm the matter this was not
a cone man court" and no man had the
right TO hold up a resolution that had
been passed unanimously by the court.
re added that Levy Court would have
to "hghti to recover for the county. as
the bondsmen did not propose TO give
in easily.
Must Settle in Full
The following resolution was also Of
fered and passed unanimously:
Resolved. That the comptroller is
hereby authorized 10 notify the collec-
tors of the several hundreds of this
county for the years 19012-3-4 that
they must settle shSiss duplicates in full
on or before July /, 1907, and for fail
ure to do so their official bond will be
proceeded on"
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Window Beauty Entrances Many.

Many explanations of delight are
heard AT nearly every hour Of the day
from shoppers who pause In front OF
the beautifully decorated windows of
william Lawton. NJ Gil Market street.
Behind the crystal panes may be
seen "a profusion OF lllies and roses,
their beauty enhanced by "a background
wherein the prismntic hues Of rich cut
glass. the gleam Of polished brass and
the soft radiance OF many colored
lights combine to fascinate the artistic
eye and delight the aestheticN 70 Of
the beholders. II Is truly aN4Npiay
remarkable for beauty and appealing
attractiveness.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
DAILY DRAMA
OF CITY COURT
Lights and Shadows Of a
Great City Reflected in
Prisoners Pen

But little OF interest transpired On
City Court this monns ouly a few
prisoners facing Judge Cochran.
Patrick McHugh was charged by his
wife with having annoyed her greatly
the last two months. She also tesli-
fled that her husband had been fire.
Quently arrested ON the same kind OF
a charge, so he was required to furnish
500 peace bonds for his future gool
behavior
A Lame Excuse
John Smith. who appeared minus coat
and vest, was charged with drunken
ness, TO which he entered "a denial say-
ing that he had been in a runaway
accident. In robuttal an officer testi-
fled that he had found Smith wallow-
ing IN ditch with nearly all his
clothes of, so intoxicated that he could
not stand. 81 and costs was the pea
atty imposed
Juvenile Vaerant
John Gr-l,b. a It'd charged with
vagrancy. was committed to the care
of the s. p. C. C. at the request Of
Agent stout.
Took Lead Pipe
William oJhnson, colored, was held
In 5000 ban for court on charge Of
stealing lead pipe from the Diamond
State steel Company
Small Boys, Too
Morris Dutton and David Smith, boys
charged with larceny Of brass from an
engine at the Pullman plant, were
placed under 5000 probation bonds on
advice Of Mr.. STOUT. AS a result of
their foray and the consequent sale Of
the punder Mr.. Stout testified that ono
boy had received four cents and thu
other six.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Ride stealers Are pismissed.

In city Court this morning six young
Philadelphians. giving the names Of
Thomas Coyle William Coyle, James
Curran. Benjamin Davis. John Boy'an
and Robert McCaulley were arraigned
on a charge of trespass preferred by
officers Of the p. b. & w. railroad who
had captured them i'm a raid upon a
freight train last evening
As none of the prisoners had ever
been in trouble before. and there was
no testimony to show that they had
stolen anything but a ride. they were
discharged by Judge Cochran on the
understanding that they at once leave
town
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
MARVIN LAD TALKS
OVER THE PHONE?

By our own Wire. Publishers Press
DOVER March t9.-The search for
.4-year-old Horace n. Marvin. who was
kidnapped from the home of his father,
Dr. Marvin, near here two weeks ago
yesterday is in a muddled state to-day.
10 am outward appearances DIR. Mar
vim has broken with Superintendcnt
Diamao Of the Pinkerton force.
Whether this rupture is for the purpose
of blind" cannot be stated. but there
Is reason Tor be ieving that consider
able feeling exists between the two
mon, DR. Marvin insisting that the ofIi-
GERS have bungled the search, and the
detectives complaining that the father
of the missing boy has not been abso-
lutely frank with them.
To-day all interest hinges on the pos
sible clue originating az Erie. Pa. last
evening. and tending TO show that the
Marvin boy Is held prisoner there
Last night telephone calls purportlnr
to come from Erie. were received bv
Dr. Marvin. In discussing them to-
day DR. Howard Marvin. brother OF the
kidnapped boy said.
"Men who admitted they were the
hdnappers Of my little brother called
us over the telephone last night from
Erie. Pa, and asked FOR talk with my
father. We were not In at the time but
after having made several attempts
the people at the other end OF the line.
succeeded i'm catching my father. He
went to the phone and the man at the
other end Of the line said: ! intend 10
prove TO you that 7 have your child
here with me and that he is well and
safe. Here is the lad now Listen
Ny father then heard a faint childish
voice at the phone which said Papa.
The child evidently said something fur
ther but my father could not catch the
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Evening journal., 1907-03-19
ADDED HONOR
FOR Mr.. KNOWLES

Horace G. Knowles who win leave next
week for Europe TO represent the United
States as Minister at the Court Of
Roumanla and servia visited Washing
ton yesterday. where he had an inter-
view with President Roosevelt relative 10
fhc duties OF his new position. He also
visited the State Department. and while
there was Informed that Bulgaria would
be added 70 mis- field Of labor making
three important counties which viii be
under his direct jurisdiction. MI Knowles
was accompanied on the visit to Washing
ton by Mrs Knowles who viii share tho
European residence Of her distinguished
husband