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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
90 NOT sE DECEIVED.

In i republican community the DEM
ccratic politician will urge the work
icgnen 10 Organize "worSingnan'S
party hoping thereby 10 defeat the
dominant party
In = democratic community the re-
publican politicians viii advise the
vorsinsmen TO organize a working
mans party hoping thereby TO de-
feat the dominant party
But wise worslnSmen viii no, bite
~ these political eairS They viii re
fuse TO be bound by PARTISAN tiess and
viii refuse TO vote for those candidates
Who are known 10 be unfrisadly. no
matter what their political affiliations
may be, The union man who afsliares
with the democratic parry and votes for
q toe Of organized labor merely be-
cause that foe is y democrat. is a nj
subject for the asylum for the feeble
ElnsseI> The union man who votes for
a foe Of organized labor merely b.
cause that foe IS republican. is like
wise = III subject for the asylum for
the feeble minded Ras as hong as
cnsoa nsea allow their pArtfsSnshlp TO
rule their political actions. Just 80 long
will they 5n1 themselves ruled by
shss~ Industrial enemies and made tne
Frey of federal Judiciary that is not
compelled 10 answer for S1S mssaeeas,
FSa1 am = free trader. SSyS the
democratic man Why SScald vote
Tor = procecsso2SSs merely because the
candidate Of my party happens TO be
opposed TO organized labor
Il an a prosecSsoaiS1.~ Says the Ne
publican anton man, Why should
vote for a free trader merely because
. tAe candidate OF my party is an enemy
81 organized labor
Sor the simple reason that as Ions
as Sou refuse 10 bolt Just 50 Ions
VIII yoar party eosses continue TO play
upon yoar pa-1isanship 10 further hs>r
own selfish ends.
Just throw OF your party ties fol
an election or TWO. and the party
bosses will furnish friend of organ
lied labor for the republican prozec
( ZIONIST 70 vote for, OF = friend of or
saniEed labor for the democratic fire,
trader 10 vote for.
%. we must have political parties
-ir a republic like ours You say.
To be sure. But men of intelligence.
ought 20 have political principles o
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
UNION PRINT SHOPS.
PrSnteries That Are Entitled to Use
the Allied Trades Label.

Prsnterses That Are Entitled to Use
the Allied Trades Label.
Following is list of the printing
cf1ces in Lincoln that are entitled
10 the use of the Allied Printing
Trades label. together with the num-
Der of the label used by each shop:
Jacob North & Co. No, L.
c, s Simmons. No, =
Freie Presse. No, )
Woodruff Collins. No. 4.
Graves & Nulfigan, No. 3
State Printing Co. No. 6.
Star Publishing Co. No, a.
Western Newspaper Union. No s
Wood Printing Co. No, g.
George Bros. No. IL,
Ncvey Printing Co. No, L.
Union Advertising Co. No, IA.
Fond Printing Co. No, 1s-
Gillespie L Phillips. No. is
VanTine & Young. No -
The shop having label No, Is Is rs
Quesred to report the fact to the sec
Rotary of the Allied Printing Trades
Council
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
ONLY uNIoNIsrs ELIGIBLE.
Interstate Commerce Commission Will
Bar Out All Others.


The Hearst news service on May 1
sent out the following interesting dis
patch under Washington date line:
Washington. D. C, May NO
non-union man could apply is the es-
sence of rule adopted by the Inter
State Commerce Commission in ex-
erciSlng its power TO appoint inspec-
tors under the safety appliance act
relating to railroads
No person will be appointed to the
office of Inspector unless he is mem
Der of some railway union. but in adj
6illon 10 that he must have the en-
6orsement of the chief officer or Off
Gers of that union. Such endorsement
is necessary to obtain appointment.
The commissions excuse for this
radical departure is tina, by virtually
transferring the appointing power TO
the unions themselves the commission
expects to make each railway organi-
ration responsible in a measure for
the men appointed,
There are twentS-three inspectors
holding ONCE under the terms of the
safety appliance act Each is paid
$1sS a month, and is allowed 81 a day
for expenses, There are now on file
in the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion the applications of Loo train
men who desire to be Inspectors No
vacancies exist, Ii is expected that
congress will authorize additional in,
SpecSorS>
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
WE
DO NOT
PATRoNixE
BUCK STOVES
AND RANGES.
UNION BARBER SHOPS.

UNION BARBER SHOPS.
Information as to Where You Can Get
Your Work Done Fairly.
Following is list of the union bar
Der shops of Lincoln. the name and
location being given
Gus Pesro. 1910 o street
w A. jackson. 10ol o street
W. E Myers. Capital Hotel
w H Rar1helman. 1Si South Eley-
enth-
C A Green. 1eo North Eleventh
Geo. Shaffer. Lincoln Hotel
]. B. Kramer, 1901 o Street
E. A Snyder. 1906 o Street
A L Stern. 1Ie South Thirteenth
A. L Kemmerer, Linden Hotel
Chapman & Ryan, 1e7 North
Twelfth
H A Larabee. ess p Street
knight and Parmenter. 1es South
Twelfth.
H C Leopold. Fraternity Building
Frank Malone. Havelock-
E A Wood. Havelock
C b. Ellis, Havelock-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
RECiPRCCATE-

On Your next pay day, when you
sa1her in the sAekelS which Your
onion was mainly Instrumental in OBJ
timing for YOU don't forget yourself
and spend your coin purchasing goods
cr articles made by the scab workman
of some other craft Take il home
10 yourself; just think of the howl
you would send up if the other fellow
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
GETTING BETTER.

Harry Moore. u popular member OF
the Nacal1iSsS' Union, and son Of
George Moore. the well known Bur
hns5oo engineer. IS rapidly recover
ing from an attack Of appendicitis
MIR Moore was attacked while at
tending = meeting of macalnists in
onaha and was hurried home BOA
he and his parents refused 10 submit 10
an operation, declaring that he should
rot be operated on Grit and = good
constitution helped TO pull him
through. and he expects 10 be at work
in short time His many friends
viii rejoice 10 hear of MS recovery
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

When a union man orders labor
PAPER sent to him. and after taking
IL three years without paying a cent,
sends il back marked refused" he
simply makes manifest the fact that
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

Ii organized labor would spend half
as much time boosting its friends as
II does in advertising its enemies, the
result would be more beneficial to or
Sanizs6 labor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

did not purchase goods bearing the
union label of your craft Cut out
and in future DO unto your fellow
trades unsonist that which you wouli
have him do unto yoa--Easton jour
nal
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

1t must be admitted that some
vsnal labor leaders have been bribei
bS highly esteemed and successful
business men VINO i>.sisr on running
their business to suit themselves,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

The Regent shoe factory building
il soon TO become a cold storage ware
house. The Regent management was
such a frost that the new tenant
ought 10 get along with little expense
for quite a while
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

There is one good thing about all
these federal DEGREES against organ
lied labor II makes US feel - good
when we do set = little decision in
cur favor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

When union man wants 10 give
an excuse for buying non-union goods
Re doesn't expect much difhcuisy in
framing one mp
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

ORGANIZED labor is waiting for its
opportunity 10 issue an Injunction
against Judge Tafr's presidential
aspirations,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

3 printers Ink" the reeo9
: mixed authority On advertis
. ing. after 4 thorough investf-
; cation on this subject. says:
8 "A labor paper is far bet
3 ter advertising medium than
8 an ordinary newspaper in
8 comparison with circulation.
. A labor paper. for example.
9 having 1000 subscribers is of
3 more value to the business
: man who advertises in it
9 thu. an ordinary paper with
3 1900 subscribers"
3 - 3 - = - - > = > = >
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

The Lawyers Union has never
been prosecuted for boScosting the
man who tried To sell non-anSon legal
aSvics
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
CENTRAL lasoR uNIoN-Nesss .

CENTRAL IAsoR uNIoN-MessS -
csa Sxad fourth Tsasssay evenings.
R-zs~e's hail President o. NJ RaaS1y-
less 9, Seors'ATS r 4, kA'es, Leg .l :.
Eleventh.
LABOR temple Meets
every Monday evening. IL North
Twelfth SsrNoi- President j. W Dick
Son- University Place Secretary. FrN6
lariage-, SSxSeeaSh and n streets, Lin
cola
MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION. Ne
ssS-Nsess frst ard third sunday uao-n-
Pianey. Is South sixteenth Record
ing Secretary. W. L, Norton 1873 North
rweaty-nf,h- Financial SECRETARY. N
JcuRNESMEN BARRIERS. Nc, ,ss-
Meets fir<t and third "Wednesday even
Mcbride. lsss =. Recording Secrtary,
Roy Ward, 1sla o. Financial SecTe-
larry. Roy SwsnSer. ieie q
sasrENoERs, LEAGUE. No, 80
Meets shird sunday. 10 a, m, Carrer-
ssvS' hall President William Brandt
Eaiers F Ss,sa5Slais SsT SSsags n asn
S0nacan. l>ss p.
eooos. Ss, seNssss s1ss ssa : ss ! :
TaesaaSss Bruss's hall PresssseSS
FSsd LsSss. S1s S"1sh SsN'ssnsn ls * *
So1gh Eleventh.
ciGaRNAkERS. Nc. iSs-NeesS every
Monday evening. 1855 U. President.
r. W. Evans is> South Eleventh.
SECRETARY, John Steiner, IL South
Tenth.
BoilERMAkERS' BROTHERHOOD. No.
ss7-Neess seeoud and fourth wezines-
day evenings Carpenters hall Pre>l-
dent. = g Grant Ninth and L streets.
RsScor61ng Secretary. p * sherman
- p street Financial Secretary. J,
BocSoVea.
SIACkSMtTSS AND HELPERS, No.
sSs-NeesS Er>t and shird Tuesday
evenings Camphell'S hall. HaveaocS.
President Il, o. Wagner. HaveaoeS.
Secretary, e b Bison. HaVelOcS-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
LABOR UNION DIRECTORY.

rossO~sns IS a aireesOry 81 sAe Trades
and Labor CnsoES Of Lincoln and vicinity,
LSeal seeresaTses are rospeesrolsy asked
10 ropo-s any ehanses ~ correossOas
herein. 70 inc end hat an accurate ana
c,oavenscas sirecsO1y b maintained
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

The trouble with some pretended
friends OF labor is that they exhaus,
their energy in the prospectus
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

The man who claims to carry the la
tor vote in his pocket merely carries
lie on his lips
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

Party ties have resulted in some
&wf0llS hard knots for organized la
eor,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

The money earned by union men
ought TO be spent TOR goods mace -
union men
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

Labor Sunday ought 20 see every
union man at church
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

REFUGE the rents. not the wages.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

Entered as seccn6-ciaSS matter April
Il. 1894. al the pos,ofacs n Lincoln.
Neb-. under the Act OF Congress Oh
March Srd. 1879,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
PRINTING TRADES SECTION.
ALLIED PRINTING TRADES cous

ALLIED PRINTING TRADES couN-
SRS-Mx-esS laird we,s-ss3SS %yeasaS.
Carpenters hall Esrs>Sse1s- - II
1secSSr. neaS SozsA S<-NS<- Sec=~sS-1-
rrsAS@se-. = Al RrsNSs. S@a N-<SA
NEaSA S<-sSS-
NpoeSap<-lcal UNION. Ne. ecs-
MEETS rSss SS-aaay> y IA Fraternity
han. f-r~SSsc1S- y H Eal- he South
TAsrz1eeA- SocOrNsso< Secretary FL w
ESs7sS=zaa- @eA1 E4o16rsxe Financial
SccressrS, r II H~osa-a- sS-- WASH
Sassc2-
sooNslNosSs' sRorsERSooo. Nc.
tse-MssSs SAarS, Mo4SsAy sve2s-ss- Car
y-eoSe-S hall FrSSsssSnc- - - Jerome
iSsS ScGsh SSxtexarA- SccrS1As1s-T Treas
ure-. Fred Res. l.01 b
STESEoTNPEES AND ELECTRO
TSpERS. Ne Se-MeeSS third wcsa0sS-
day evening. CarGenSerS' hall PTeSS-
dent. A. E Small sea- South Nine
reen1A- S~cre1Ary- IrcSSGrSr- sam
ASScn- Eats D0Sley
CAPITAL AUXILIARY. No rs-Nees>
SecozS and fourth FssSsay afternoons AZ
homes Of Numbers President Mrs.
>ecretSry- Mrs c. b RICHTER eSH>
Dudley Treasurer. Mrs Charles Barn
grover. ISIS Starr
pRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS. No.
tos-Meets first "Wednesday. Carpenters
North Eleventh. Recording Se-cresary.
r. C. Merger, lS@S y. Financial Secze-
sary, W h King. eeSe n
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
BUILDING TRADES SECTION.

WORKERS No Ss-NeesS every
Thursday evenlns. less . street.
President. - NJ. Anderson, SNs> q,
Recer1iag Secretary, e e NeanOI,,
lsle p, FsnSnesal Secretary, W l.
PlONsERS AND GASFITTERS. Nc.
S-NeSSS every Monday evening. Car
renters hall President. III English.
1858 L, Recording Secretary. George
Chapman. 80 North Eleventh. FsnSan-
cEal Secretary. Charles Burns >sS
North TwensS-SSSeA>
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Ne.
tS-NeesS every Thursday evening,
Carpenters hall President. Charles
lea0faS>> 1865 * Recording Secretary.
wra- WSlSSnSoa. @reA n Financial
Secretary, Perry jennings 1855 3
CARPENTERS AND Jo,NEsS Ne
Carp~ass-Ss han rsa NoSsh Teash.
President =, b NSrScoaS. 1SA South
T~easS-esSASh street Rec0<SsSux Se<>-
resarys {, H. Cesasc. e~AS North TesSr-
sSesh. Financial SecrssSry, j. W. Dick
ses> SIT West 81 Paul SsrsSs. CnSNerSs,S
Place
eRtcklANESS AND AASoNS No. -
Meets every Friday evening. CArren-
tiers hal. President. 4 l.. Ssusoza. 80;
e Regarding SECRETARY, T.. w Smith
Il :. n IL Financial SECRETARY u. n
Meyers 10 NO<ea Eleventh.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
sooNslNoERs, sRorAERAooo. ~

r1e-MssSs laird Monday evcasSs- Car
yeaSe-$- han E>reSSss1c g - Jerome
iSsS ScGsh Ssxfs<sa1h- Secretary Treas
sare-. Fired Res l.Aa Is.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
eo,lEeMAkses- sRorHseaooo. Ne.


MNNTNESNS NSSONsAlIVfS. Nc -
Meets SrSe Friday in EavpaccS. shSr
Ers1ay AZ A. q L. w hall Lsaccsr
PressSe1s. ! A. NahSseaa> EaVesocs
SECRETARY. C II l-snSse. - North Sex
szee~atA-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

sLAcksMIrss AND HELPERS. No.
sSs-NeeSs first and shird Tuesday
President. r o. wagner. HavelocS.
Secretary. e h Bison. HaNelOcS.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

ss e'stsss sSo .se,ss seses or -

Ns<~> >>Socec A-ec coe-cS S21eSSaS
SsSer-co0S A q U w hall Master.
n k1rSn- SSi North TwssSsh. Sscrs-
cary. = X Robinson. ~, q
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

Ct6ARNAkERS. Nc. iSs-Neess every
Monday evening. 1855 q. President,
+, W, Evans LIS South Eleventh.,
SECRETARY. John Steiner. IL South
Tenth.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

ss7-Neess second and fourth wezsneS-
day evenings Carpenters hall PreSS-
dent. = g Grant Ninth and L streets
Recording Secretary. Z. x sherman.
- p street Financial Secretary. J.
Beethoven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
DOESN'T WANT PHILIPPINES.
Takahashi Says Japan Couldn't Buy
Them and Wouldn't Take Them.

New York, Feb. 27--Sakuyel Taxa
hashi, professor of international law n
the Imperial Japanese university, and
author Of many books on international
law il now in New York on tour Of
study that viii last year. He may
stay in New York several months. Pro.
fessor Takahashi says, too, that talk
about war between this country and
Japan is foolish, and that Japan has no
reed or desire for the Philippines is.
lands. Professor TalSahashi arrived IN
this country last October, having obtain
ed a years leave of absence from the
university. lie has spent over two
months on the Pacific coast, studying
conditions there, and has worked hts
way to New York by way Of Colorado,
Texas and louisiana I'VE do not want
the Philippines" said Professor Taxa
tashi; eve couldn't buy them, for we
lave not the money We have no in
tention 10 try to take them, for they
are not worth the trouble. We do not
need land so much. Korea Is to be set
tied up. Sakhalin Island is open to us.
Yes, we have plenty Of land now that
does not cost money or trouble"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
A STANDING CHALLENGE.
G. A. &. Willing to Play Company r on
Neutral Floor.

Editor Barre Times: saw an item
In Mondays issue signed By Spectator,
pertaining 70 the basket ball game last
Friday evening at Mortified between tho
Granitevile a. q and Company r team
of that place. That person stated that
the game was slow and also that the
Company + boys played The better
game. showing superior team work. /
fully agree with him that The game
was slow, but through no fault Of ours,
for ii was on account OF the outside
lines, both on the sides and ends Of the
hall. which the GranitevilIe boys at least
were not used to. The ball being thrown
out oil bounds I'LL The time accounts for
the sIowness Of the game As to the
Company boys playing the superior
game, ! fail to see ii. Not once during
the game were they in the lead ard only
in the last few minutes OF play, when
they made final squirt. were the Gran
iteville boys in danger Of losing the
game The correct score was % to 20.
Now if the Company + boys have any
reason TO believe they can defeat Us.
they can try it any time in the near
future on neutral floor Of their own
choosing.
(sgned) Mgr. @. A. G.
GraniteviIlc, VT. Feb. n,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
IMPROVE THE
WATERWAYS
Report Presented by Govern
ment Commission
~~-------
PRESIDENT URGES ACTION
The President Submits 1t With Letter
Of commendation--T The Railroads
DO Not Keep Up With
Production.
PRESIDENT URGES ACTION

Washington, D. G., Feb. 27.--President
Roosevelt yesterday sent to Congress a
message transmitting the preliminary
report Of the inland water ways com
mission. IN the message the president
says that in the United States the river
systems are better adapted to the needs
Of the people than those Of any other
country, vet in no other civilized country
are the river systems 80 poorly deyel-
oped or so little used.
The development Of our inland water
ways" says the message, twill have rel
suits far beyond the immediate gain to
commerce. Deep channels along the At
lantic and gulf coasts and from the gulf
to the great lakes will have high value
for the national defense
Forest protection, without which iiv
or improvement cannot be permanent,
will at the same time help 10 postpone
the threatened timber famine Irriga-
ton will create the means of livelihood
for millions Of people and supplies OF
pure water win powerfully promote the
public health. Ii the policy Of waterway
Improvement is carried out, It win af-
feet every good citizen Of the repub-
lic..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
A Reliable Remedy For he
WHlSKEY AND BEER HABIT

Very few men become drunkarls be-
cause they like liquor. II is frequently
She moderate drinker, who before he
Eealizes MS condition, has become a
drunkard. The nervous system. having
become accustomed to stimulants. &
unable to do the same amount or Quail
ity Of work without liquor, hence the
victim drinks more and more. This 4
a state Of disease and should be treated
by Orrine. Il destroys the desire for
lqua. 50 that tine drink is not missed.
There Is no loss Of time or detention
from work when It is used.
OIrlEe Is prepared in two forms; No.
the secret remedy which can be used
n food or drink without the knowledge
u the patisnt; No. for those VINO take
the remedy Of their own free will
Both forms are guaranteed. A register
ed guarantee in every box
Treatise a how to cure drankeunss
free en- request. The Qfrine Co.. Wash
ington. %. g The price 81 either form
IS 81 box making the cost Of the com
plete arre less than one-tenth what it
IS usually charged at asnitoriums. with
guarantee that the expense win Be
nothing unisss eure Is gained. Mail
orders filled IN plain sealed package On
receipt 81 price
orfiAs IS sold y Rekert : Webs,
Barre. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
COMMON SENSE vs. STRONG DRUGS
Simple on Of Wintergrecn Cures Ec-
zema and Drives Out Old Fogy
Treatment.

II Won we're to hack your finger or
scald your arm, you would apply some
healing remedy a. soon as possible,
wouldn't voug
That would be good common sense
and It would bring the quickest relief.
You surely would never thing Of drink
ing medicine or sloetoring the blood to
cure a surface afiiction.
It's just the some principle with dis
eases Of the skin Eczema, psoriasis,
salt rheum and BARRIERS itch can bn
cured and eurcd easily il sou strike
right at the trouble as you do with a
cut d burn.
The cause oil itching, burning skim
diseases according to modern science. is
a germ which feeds upnn the weaker
parts 81 the skin 10 Kill these skin
bseili which produce the itcning sores
and ugly red hl0tches, use the famous
prescription Of oil Of wintefgreeu
glyeerine and thymol, commonly known
as D. ID. u. Prescription This mild
LIQUID was advocated by prominent
skin specialist, Dr. Dennis, of Chicago.
long before il was adopted generally.
This liquid IS called d. D. d, Prescription
IL is a positive specific for all skin dis,
eases.
Don't dose the stomach. Cure the skin
through the skin We know d. d. D.
and vouch for it. Call at our store and
let us explain. Riekert & Wells. Barre.
Vt. Booklet ON skin diseases free
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-27
MURDER OF
A PRIEST IN CHICAGO
II Am the Most Logical Man for Assas-
nation" Says Chancellor Dunno
Nov Has a Body

Chicago. Feb III murder will b.
committed ii Chicago within a month
similar to the Denver assassination,
where The Rev. FIR Leo Heinriehs was
shot down while administering holy com.
punfen in st. ElizabctI's Roman Cath
ollie church. asserted Chancellor n. Nj
Dunno Of the Chicago archdiocese Tues
day night.
II am positive that anarchists, anti.
cleIicals or whatever they call them
selves, have prepared lists OF priests and
clergy to be killed, and am certain that
some Chicago man has been marked,
he aaid. Il am the most logical man
for assassination and although. ] have
thousands Of friends IN the Italian col
ony, | also have many bitter enemies"
Fr. Dunno said that IL he was not
cllosen to be murdered, the other candi-
dates would be either Archbishop Quig-
iey, the Very Reverend y. s. Angel.
hloci Of the Church Of the Assumption.
or the Rev. Fir. Francis Gordon, proyin-
cial III the Resurrecti0niets.
Detectives BeTnaecM and Longobardi
have reported to Chancellor Dune at
the chancery office and told him they
were instructed to serve as his personal
body guard.