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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
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hA.IuST.s CRITICISM. !

Roosevelt uses his high office to.elect
Taft. Strauss, Wilson, Root and
other cabinet officers are = on the
stump for Fat Boy Bill" while the
civil service commission throws dust
in the public's eyes by reprimanding
a letter carrier for "pernicious activ-
ity in politics." What monumental
fools the administration mus" think
the people are.-Labor Review.
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WHY MITCHELL rs FOR 1RYA,

WHY MITCHELL IS FOR BRYAN.
Il wish to state that, in my judg-
ment'" said Mitchell, ':k1e election Of
Bryan would be for the best interests
Of the whole nation. '~.,~- 49,
HE stands on much the better plat
form and will he guided by it in the
event Of his election. MT. Taft is
Handicapped by the Jealous advocacy
OF his cause by the predatory rich.
Honest wealth and business have moth
ing to fear TN Bryan's ELECTION Il
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

!. The autumn days are fleeting,
And it racks our very soul
To think how very soon
We will be Juggling up the coal.
The summer has its sorrows,
But we're spared the painful sight
OF the coal scuttle and shovel
In the cellar every night.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
LABOR TO BE RECOGNIZED,

There is plank in the platform Of
the Democratic party Of much inter
est, not only to the trade unions Of
the United States, but to all those
who labor. #.s* !" W.
In the event of the election Of the
Democratic party IN November labor,
for the first time in the history OF
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

The bureau sof engraving and print
ing at Washington is turning Sout new
emergency! notes under the Aldrich-
Vreeland law at the rate Of about
SO, 100000 a day. and new vaults must
be built to store them in. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
LUST THAT LONG. ::

The New York Evening Post, Gre
publican) asks: How long are the
trusts TO en]oy their present license to
pick our pockets ?",2 :sta.ss u I .:.r+ :43
just so long as the people keep in
power q party which derives Its cam
paiEn funds from the trusts. e..@ ~. W.. !.
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attempting to uphold.

The exposure Of these fallaciaa
leaves the Republican nominees Win
out a leg TO stand son. Only by false
,promises#can they get any ground t5r
an argument to an aroused public.
The Republican Organization is trust
controlled and on + election day the
voters will provide tor its retirement.
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WHY? JClaTW AN7

II your banker asks why you think
your deposit should be qua anteed, ask
him why he thinks your note that he
discounts should he endorsed ortbacked
up with security. 81 tt};t
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Order Of Hearing ON Petition for Adj
STATE OF, MINNEsOTA COUNTY OF
ST. Louis In Probate Court. IS
In. the matter sof the estate OF d. M
E DeVore, sDecedent.s rs 5 5s5j. s
3 The petition OF SSusannah H.2DAVore
having been tiled ,in &, Court rep
M DeYore. then being resident of
the County of st. Louis, State OF Min
nesota, died Interstate, III the County
Of st. Louis, State OF Minnesota on
the 21st day Of September, 1908, leav-
:Statesof Minnesota, and ! that said PEI
.tioner8is the surviving spouse sof said
decedent, and praying that Letters OF
Asdmindstratio on OF s. the estate sof said
decedent be granted to "a. e. Park. d
s, Y sis ordered |, That a petition be
bate Court Rooms In the Court House
IN Duluth. In said County. sons Monday,
the, 18th day OF Octobe r. g08 AT ten
90 clock A NJ. and all persons interest
ed In said hearing and In said matter
are hereby cited and srAQutEed sat raid
there sbe, why said petition should not
Ordered Further, That this order oe
served BY publi ton the Labo.
World accerdin ito ~ W. AM that .
County Treasurerso ST. Louis County
not less than ten days prior to said
day OF hearing. go
Dated at Duluth, Ad Inn. Sept. 18th,
by the Court,
b 96IDDIsEuoFF. Is
:tsssls Probate eourt Louis Co..
s ) 81 s.
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FALL BREAKS HIS NECK.

MBNOMONIE, Wis, Sept! 30.-Franl1
Smith, a young farmer living, at Browns.
Vile. fell off his wagon while loading nogs
and broke. his nee Death was instantan-
eous. He leaves a widow and three child
rem.
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COMING EVENTS CASTS
IT'S SHADOW BEFORE

A Washington dispatch to the New
York World says: II ..
About the greatest surprise poll
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-. Order to Examine @Final Account.
STATE OF MINNESoTA,@ COUNTY OF
! st. Louis.-ss. In EPribate Court. -
IN the matter of the estate of Anne
McManus, Decedent
!, Inc petition of John S. McManus as
representative sof the above named de-
cedent together with his final account
'oI the administration Of said estate.
having been filed IN this court, repre-
has fully administered said sestate.-and
prayfng that said final account OF said
be examined a;d illsted
and allowed by the court, and that
the court make and enter its final
.decreetof distribution of the residue of
me estate OF said decendent to the
persons entitled thereto, and for the
discharge of the Representative and the
sureties on shissbo 8
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard, and said final account examined.
adjusted and allowed by the Court. at
sIne Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House. In the City of Duluth in said
county, on Monday, the 26thz. day of
October, 1903, at ten q clock A. M, land
and In said matter are hereby cited
and required at said time and place
to show cause, If any there be, why
said s;petittO should not be granted. 5
ordered further, that this order be
served by publication in the Labor
World according to law.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 2sth,
j. 3. M1 fGSLi
tssal. Probate Court, ST. Louis County.
Labor World Oct. 3, 10, II, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

!. ID ( - II =
year, became a most welcome visitor
W W tne Clavertng residence. So wlie4
L|,enHcnnls pressed Blanche to set thu
natc Tor the wedding, in q speech IN
mmicn no could not help mentioning
hi is snLs ana wounded heart and hiS
~ the syiph deftly took
n.aayantagn of Arthur's phrases 10 riyS
MIN his disfnissal; and soon afterward
sne vas engaged to Harry. who SWAN
~ inc seventh heaven.
Inc date OF the marriage was fixed.
event. The .o wa decorating Nor tha
OF news about tbs guests m ana 1 ~.
trouaheau. Just then Pendennis dis
covered that Altnmount had hecn saer
IN the nciEhborhood, and he also dis
covered that Blanche had learned abn,,,
MIN some time before. -
Arthur hastened to beg her IN Toll
Harry Foker all. The sy1ph however.
had no intention,of riskinE tn. loss of
lo.ooo year. She calculated that tina
weadihs would BIO past and done be.
tore there could be any danger OF dis.
coyery.
unfortunately. she calculated without
considering her respected parents
weakness for drink. Mr.. Amory, 9th
e es,i.s nc Colonel Altamount could no,
70 behold his daughters state He got
into fight at thn Ciavering Arms, ana
IN tue course OF 1t was recognized. Ha
| 1I"h.a W nee uut INC news was al
Ciavering Park on tho wings of the
Wind. In the midst OF the excItement
Harry Foker realized from Blanche's
actions that she had known the secret
NIL along.
II would have taken you, whatever
you We're" said he Do II all! iva
loved You with all my heart and soul!
TO think, that YOU have been playing
with me and cheating mel" cried tho
young dandy with a sob. and rushed
| from the house.
10 II came about that instead of
ma gnihcent and fashionable wedding in
Claverirg Church, there was a very
simple and quiet one-that OF Laura
Bell and Arthur Pcndennls.
And what sort of husband would
this Pendennis be? Ask his wife, who,
seeing his faults and maynard moods
seeing and owning that there are men
| better than he, loves him always. II
the best men do not draw the greatest
prizes in lif. we know 1t has been 50
| settled by the Ordainer of the lottery.
Knowing how mean the best OF us is.
let us give hahd OF charity to Arthur
1 Pendennia. who does not claim to be
hero. but only a man and brother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
SHOT ny NOTWITHSTANDING.
Tho Whole Family Sat Upon the Hnplest
Saa.tn. Law.

8. PATERSON. n. j., March Charles u,
Alyspdres. q lawyer of Yenkers. y. y. wai
shot IN the back OF the head by Mrs. Re-
befca Cumming. his mother -ln-lsw. at Mrs
Cummings home. yesterday. Aivardros
stappied with Mrs. Cummings and took ths
revolver from her. but was set upon by Ed
ward IIurd. also Mrs. Cummings lin.
Law, with a club. and Aivandross wife. who
ran at the young lawyer with knife. AL
tapdros escaped by Jumping through win
dow. carrying cash and all with him in his
Night. He II nov at the General Hospital,
suffering fro..i bruises and cntE about thu
head. bcSdss the bullet wound in the back
OF the head. lie Is not in serious cond.-f
nen-l AN tho parties. concerned directly (.
the assault on Lawyer Afyandros have es.
capped.
James Cummings. so years old. whose
wife shot LAWYER Alyandros. was arrested,
end will be detained Ds witness He waa
present when the shooting occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
In,ported Evening Gown.

One of the most beautiful of the im-
ported evening dresses is plain
peael-colored satin made in princess
style, pntrimmed except for fold Of
white maline around the square neck.
The sleeves, which are small, are also
Of maline, while on the right should
or Is sort of wrap of palest Saga
green sattr; faced ...wn the front from
the top of the shoulder with three
inch band OF velvet slightly darker in
shade. The coat Is cut on flowing
hnes, and hangs quite loosely in front
to the under-arm seem, from where
1t fits close over the bodice in the back,
and is fastened tight In the middle Of
tho waist line, making diagonal line
from the shoulder without any trim.
ming or edEing.
The bottom OF the coat follows the
lines OF the dress, and tue general af.
feet Is Of long, straight lines and
perfect combination of color.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
Color Consultations.

After all, there is nothing more i'm.
portant In a costume than combination
OF color. for. no matter how rich the
material. IL the colors1 do not harmon.
lie the gown Will be wrong. For this
reason. brown and gold have remained
so very popular. as have also smoke
gray and silver.
charming tea gown Is of silver
gray crepe de chine. made empire and
finished with yoke and sleeves OF white
Oriental lace. which Is net embroidered
In heavy raised dots. The gown hangs
straight and untrimmed from bust 10
hem. where 1t has a band OF silver
braid
a tea gown of brown chiffon velvet
Is made In rather slimpy style, cut
in slightly at the waistlinc. while the
yoke and sleeves are of ecrus net heay-
lily embroidered with gold thread. At
tho foot Of the gown is a hand OF the
Same embrol- REQ t.st. only the thread
extends over the edge of the not
in places and makes pretty curve OH
the velvet.
Ecru Is always an attractive color,
and SO il champagne, and both COM
bine beautifully with deep golden
brown. Blue Is the hardest of all COL
ors to trim. Tut It's own color IN q
lighter or darker shade Is always a
safe combination, except for those
gowns intended for the house.
The PaGu!n skirt has proved to
womankind that II tight draperies are
to be worn petticoats must be cast
Into oblivion and bloomers must take
their place. The newest yAs'iety of the
latter are OF satin, much trimmed with
lace and ribbon and fastened tight
around the knee Wiz. rhinestone buck.
les. III would not appcr : us though tnw
could take the place of skirts, and ret
they are really just a., useful and ,ne
might almost say as sensible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
Satin straw Ponp0As.

Many of the new spring hats art
trimmed with pompons OF satin straw
or a lighter straw of q different ,colol
than the hats, TO these are some.
times fastened a quill made OF straw
and, although the comDlnatlon is con,
sidered smart 1t cannot help glvint
the hat Very ready-made effect
Straw trimmings have been introduced
before into tho spring fashions, but u
;ceived.
A straw toaue III the natural colo
is trimmed with two large pompons n
shamrock green, and the effect, whit
new, As neither becoming nor particu
larly pretty.
In fact, straw toque themselves an
not very good unless made Of the SOFT
est material on the market. NeupolitA
or leghorn, !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

Throughout this novel. and becoming more
accented as the story grows, Thacheray
attitude toward Pcndenuis is that of u foil'l
father who secs hts boys faults quite clearly,
Confesses TO himself shrcwdy that he is TAR
iuckier than he observes TO he. appreciates
The fact that among his friends there. are
much finer fellows than he island loves
him perhaps all the bettor for having no
illusions about him.
Nothing could exemplify Thackeray's com
pelliug art batter than tile fact that he
makes his readers join him IN this. Wn feel
that 1t is an almost heinous injustice that
the license of tho fiction writer should not
rington that wholly fine, noble fellnw, yet
we would not have Pendennis oso 1t. And
that Warrington should not win, however
disappointing IL may be. rs vigorously cor
rect. 1t is iife--in which the prizes go ofton
IN the beloved rather than tn the uncouth.
Vanity FAIR" Henry Esuond' and
'pendennis' are tho great three novels Of
Thackeray, though in The Newcomers" he
drew what probably is hts finest character.
Colonel Newcoine is, however a simple char.
ncter--massiyely proporiioncd like II heroic
bronze. Pendernis is youth---wicked. noble,
Eicrious weak selfish, generous. with pin
:cns that beat toward heaven and feet that
fiounder in unpaid bills.
The plot might be- taken out of the novel
ard still leave IL almost unchanged. The
doom that gathers like n black storm over
Ecad Is dissipnted with bewildering sudden.
ness, and disappears in a mere storm OF hail
and summer lightning. Everyday human
life is the real plot---and none could wish a
cXactins fellow. He will not sit in u ham
i,,ock with one and prattle amusingly for n
sleepy summer hour. He demands ones
whole time aud great deal of 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

n NJ Il. JOHN fENDENNIs was a
little, quiet old gentleman
N extremely mild ana gentee,
j Il who had amassed II very
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

FRENCH top roodes and her roe5 @ had ! my ,bTed reTaTd
Baroness Vol. Lutz as we left the dining room and
then She suggested archly, = Don't YOU , want to
tal godchd: l haven't seen HIM myself tor TWO
DAYS. -,,
"Wouldn't YOU rather have him al alone, then;
l asked remembering certain tender days when
Hopeville interest seemed obtruslVe.
'tAlone!" the Baroness echoed. why. my dear
Mrs Rural, I've never had my baby alone since i
was born The nurse who has been III Ludwig
family since the Crusades and my old Norah are
always hand, either separately as grim sentnels
to guard against my ncNperlence or together night
ing vigorously over methods IN German and lrlsh-
Then there's the 50rje. with sash ribbons on her
hair. who rolls the perambul~Jor because my
mother insists upon d dash OF 5rnartness IN her
grandson's public apPearance-and / used To- be
fethered bv clothes lines a apple tree while
mother seWed more gingham slips. But the boy
thrives. and I'd love to show him to YOU
We went up into her sitting room IN the
legation and the servants arranged tea things,
and the two nurses appeared first with an ungalnly
sort Of bassinet a heavy glded standard. .- a
Dutch idealization OF the oxen manger. the Baron
ess remarked dryly,-and then they brought IN the
tinv Jean Michel Emmanuel Ludwig Won Lutz-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

American near-dipOmat. with ambitIOuslv II
triguing wife and summed up the case. Ii
he dies she'll iutter out his memoirs with all the
persItlage IN his early correspondence, with the
Executive double loaded evidence in her breach
of ambition suit. | declare | don't see what the
President do to cheCknate that woman But
turning card just handed him by page for the
groups Inspection he finished, He might marry
her to Roderique.''
7 STARTED up the way Amos used TO come out
of his nap IN church, when the Hopeville fifty
man suddenly had one in the back pew But what
do YOU think, Eta There Lady Wilhelrnina
Franklyn turned red as her hat. and looking as If
she d like to pull down the blinds and talk loud
while the Baroness giving her full face sitting
of a miSChievOus boy smile. Beulah Rural had
thought she was caught out the Hmb-and they
didn't even seem to reckon on her presence in the
orchard!
So you don't think that was d funny Joke Lady
Billy: asked the Baroness solicItously
The laugh that answered her was genuine Il
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Young woman whose stained automobile but
toned down tight made the fr1ls on the bottom OF
her crimson froCk underneath stand out almost YER
ticallv like an inverted morning glory. \ heavily
pumed hat had shipped its moonngs and blown
over one ear, She seemed to carry breeze with heT
Baroness Won Lutz, playing the heavy mater
nall she saluted Cant you cut the NddIe Tor
little and let teach you how to fly The new
machines a wonder, You know
The Baroness called the attention Of Lady VIII
helmina FranIlyn to my existence
But there'll soon be another Chancellor at the
Embassy You'll miss my merry chatter then,
you know" she continued. addressing herself per
suasively 10 the Baroness though She was strldlng
across the room toward my chair She took her
hands of her pockets and pOked one long leather
gloved finger under the babys chm.
Bully little kiddie | should say isn't he,
though, Mrs. Rural? she SAID.
The old German nurse seemed resuVe.
Then Lady Welhemina moved off to the fireplace,
where she stood putting vigorously on a cigarette
the Baroness had offered her Then a syn
thetic odor of smoke and gasoene and the Irish
nurse lowered = window rather noisilv But can't
put up my back at women smoking, Eta, tor YOU
know nv great great grandmother was found dead,
bolt upright the chimney corner settle, with her
CornCob pipe between her teeth
The Baroness drew slowly on her cigarette and
blew rings dreamily. SO you're to be transferred.
are vOu? she asked her tall guest.
Got to 90. YOU mean replied Lady Wihelmna.
The Ambassadress doesn't like my clothes, and
this Capital of the Free doesn't like my tongue,
home Office with items about my barbed wire ePI-
grams. and finally it 'took'-onl varoloid YOU
know, for We re to 90 to Brazil But WlnshIps such
a silly, He feels he has EN-.
Another gentle specimen Of the genus wife IN
discreet the Baroness slipped in, noddIng a
Oh. come now, | haven't done much to offend
the middle class squeamlsA2ess here. pro-
tested the injured innocent from the hearth rug;
but she didn't seem able thrust the remark out
OF sight IN her coat pockets with her hands, and
she rather a tlurried way
You see Mrs. Rural there IS nothing YOU people
in the States apply Your protection principles to
quite 50 nConslstentlv the Joke schedule You
give preferential tariff TO Irish importation, and
the product IS always stale when II arrives. You
actually smugFe Teutonc qulps that have a
ambitious q spark as waterlogged tirecraCker,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

and cherish them apparently for the Pharisa!cal
Indulgence of hearing them siss beside your up
roar.ous pleasantries but all sense Of hunor from
nv tight little island IS debarred. And the worst
Of it IS You give us 70 understand that there IS
demand for iokes Of all brands large sizes preferred,
and then YOU won't let us deliver The people who
came t. my house and solicited fun at the expense
Of the other factions Of othclaldom. are now gong
about report NJ nv attempts at facetiousness as
concealed weapon ottelses And. oh this morn
ing a booIshop came upon my Journal II NADIA
arrival. placareled Lady Wilhenina FrankIyn -
duced from y-tIVe to nlnety-elght cents
Oh tnat these dear people could appreciate their
unconscious achievements II humor,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

JDl1lk Jn6 way L ltu INTO YOUR IlC
crust on Your vest Strategem Is =
bowling jest on me, chuckled the
guest, her appearance OF having
been caught with the tarts on her
merging into the candor of a sign
board. d better make = clean
breast Of that little experiment
with the pantry shelf, or Mrs.
Rural will not give me credit for
even the division of temperament
accorded the little girl with the
little curl
You see. She went on. when
| met that circus rider OF a diplo-
mat, Rodenque. | was that keen
about becoming an author THAI
ms suggestion for "a collaboration
raised my ConceIt TO an lucar-
descent pitch, and | was horridlv
foolish for 4 time. Then one night
when We were dining with one II
the Washington colony Of South
African mIllionaires. the daughter
Of the house, a girl YOU could
whittle all the way through with
out finding any PIth, and with =
bath bun inside her head as well
as under her wreath OF pompadour.
COnhded to me that she was going
10 write Z defense OF the monarch
Of EtrurIa with Captain koderiQue
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

y cry good SIDE
tracking. Lady Bill
w. smiled the Bar
oness, " but let 5 turn
the train around. L
heard an American
Joke the other night,
and | wonder wheth-
er YOU can apprecI-
ate II. Some Sena-
tors IN the Marble
room were discuss
ing the serious i'll
ness Of a certain