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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-29

LII va III
zmagujoce elovestvo prevzelo v
"svOjo rezijo", kar bi bio re
zbrano ma enem kupu "a
Absurdna je Ia misel. A zakajf
lie cato, ker elovestvo ne eaka ma
zadnjo uro, ampak tisti, XII vidijo
In cutiJo nevarnost, Sc postavijo
pravocasno pokoncu. Otrok Sc ne
zaplodi, kadar re umirajo starsi;
kapitalistiena druzba ina svojega
naslednika re v sebi: kakor Sc ona
stara, tako Sc on r~azvija.
Bogastvo Sc zbira ma posamez-
nth malostevilnih kupih; delavna
sredstvo, .vstvarjajo6a bogastva,
so last kapitalistov, katerih Stew
10 sc tako zmanjSuje, kakor kapi-
tai sam narasca. a re Sc organizi-
IA delavsko ljudstvo, da DO pri-
pravljeno. ko bo treba. da prevza-
mejo producentje Sami produktiv-
ma sredstva in Z mimi odlocevanie
o delu.
Sovrazniki socializma. zavedni
ali nezavedni hlapci kapitalizma,
ustavljajo razvoj, kolikor pac mo
reJo. n kje je moderni Jozua. da
ukaze solncu. maj obStoii9 Sava sc
lezovl lahko uStavlia tupatam ;
koncno ho vendar stekla V Do
navo in morie. ce hi Sc mi tudi ma
glave postavliali.
Delavna Sredstva moraio poSta-
II last %sploSnoSti.
Brez take rcSitvc ie nemogoca
Socialna enakopravnost. &c hi ma
meSto Morgana. Goulda. Roth
Schilda dobili Brittle. Srakar.
Skopnik tovarne. ieleznice. lame
it'd. hi ljudje postal Nth sunni.
! lzpremenilo hi Sc nekai Y viSokih
Sterah. me pa ne Y niLavah liud-
silva. Same ce imajo vSi vse. kar
j. ~ delo potrebno. nj nih6e wee
odviSen cd poSameznika Samo
vzajemna odviSnoSt oStane. XII pa
pomeni pray toliko. kakor Svobo-
da IN Steer najvecja Svoboda. XII
Sc more misliti ma zemlji. Taxa
o%dvisnoSt Sc ne cuti wee. ker je
vSak Y povSem enaki meri odviscn
cd vseh drugih in Sc ma Ia nacin
vSe odviSnoSti v%zajemno izravna-
10 in odpravijo.
4 gospodarSko enakopravnostjo
gre vStric politicna. Kier ne more
mice gmotno vladati mad drugim.
izglnc Sploh vlada Y danaSniem
zmiSlu. PoSledica goSpodarskega
SocIalizma je popolna dcmoiraci-
IA. kateri odlocujeio vSi. Ka-
kor 50 vsi Sluiabniki. 50 tuui 20
spodarji. Mice nj Sluzabnik dru-
gega cloveka. temvec druZbr So
ciallStitna druzba ne DO druzba
enakopravnih ljudi. prva cloveSka
druzba. Y kateri bodo vsi clani
res ljudje.
l/akljucno pogiavic Slcdi.1
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StrahOvi.

Gem.
.n;n ysem dobrim katolicanom.
tPonstis IL R. P.)
Dale.
x.;pim gospodaskim zakonom
koncentrira kapitalizem
nodanko moe boljinbolj v po-
s-quih rokah. Ker je ia resnica
!, doksz "a socializem, so bi ka-
s.lstisni mogotci najeli "u6e-
'ske", ki mai hi dokazali, da nj
80 koucentracije. To je namrec
al srosota kapitalizma - in ena
med nsjSeciihl - da S svojo de-
..r,o mosjo gOspoduje mad du-
min delom. Sluiiti mu morajo
:, le roke, ampak tudi glave, &C
.s;e;o zanemariti zelodca. A
-. strahu ne vidijO oni, Xxi Jim ie
.s,;slizem polnOena posast.
yaieti ueenjaki torej trdijo, da
kapitalizem ne kOncentrira. Po-
-.eati i'm mora uboga statistika,
kxtero delajo, kakor svinja z
,,hom. Metoda, katere sc poslu-
L.;s;o 10 eudovito enOStavna, n.
Y zabjem Gradu je bio lani
selikih davkoplacevalcev, 800
amostalnih mojstrov in trgOvcev.
I,t0 50 samo STRIFE veliki davko-
sa%ievalci. pa 335 samostalnih ma
"a obrtnikov in kupcevalcev. To-
MI Rszvije Sc srednii stan, ne pa
Ts6h kapitalizem-
Kdcr misli rajSi 5 svojo glavo.
yerjame in 81 prihrani trud. Sc
s,ds 81 prihrani tudi spcznanie.
Sargs vclckapitaliSta torcj nj
~ ' zabjem gradu. - Kai pa je
MIN. sicer ne hi Ia enojka do
| ksmyah Sc niceSar. mai Sc je Ego
dlo / MIN karkoli. Ce ie umrl. je
tsfko yerietno, da hi bilo prislo
| nieruyo bogastvo malim mojStrom
pke &c je prisel ma boben. so
ss nSbrze polastili niegovega
meta bogatejSi kapitalisti. 4 ce
pnish1emo, izvemo. da Sc je lie
edseii, ker 81 je V Zabiem gradu
I toliko nagrabil. da poSlej lahko
spsknlira v CekinSkem Mestu.
Ampak veeie Stevilo malih obrt-
sikCvl To je dokazl
POiasi. VpraSajmo. koliko je
| ned letoSnjimi samoStalnimi Ian
skin Sto liudi je Y start veri, da
ina nkodelstvo najbolje jasli,
pskrsilo sreSo; toda petdeset IL
| ned onih, ki so lani Sc mojstrova-
4 je obesilo samoStaloSt ma kiln.
h nj bio treba obeSiti svoiega te-
lna TIA. Petdeset takih, Xxi so de-
hi s trent, stirimi pOmocniki, de-
d ndsj z enim ali nobenim pomoG-
nixon in kakSnim vajencem. Sto
|hkih, ki so Jedi petkrat ma teden
ssso. ga ina Sc oh mcclellan in
aznikih ma mizi.
lrkazi akcijskih druzb. karte-
kE, trustOy o svojih dohodkih po-
f1uiejo resnico. da Sc tam zbira
hpItal in da tudi tam slabejSi po-
AsOma odpadajo, posamezniki pa
fstanejo obsOlutni vladarji. Ko-
tko ie v Ameriki trustov, koliko
pr mas delezev V svojih rokah in
|kadar Sc mu poljubi. lahko zapo-
n vse druge k hudicu,
koneentracija kapitala je ne
|'srino dejstvo. Ustavlja 10, koli-
pr ie v sedanii druzbi mogoce.
NealStisno delo; strokove orga-
|1Rae1e, zadruge it'd. \ 6e bi tega
p bio in bi Sc smell kapitalizem
nznqati brez upora svojih SUI
Sey. Nj moral prit; Ion To h; ;ma
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Listu " podporo.

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Podpirajte socialisti6no case
pisje! Narocajte, c~itajte in strife
'Proletarca'! Priporocajte hrvat.
skim delavcem 'Radnicko Strazo'.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
ALMOST OuTLNwED IN WASH.
INGTDN,

Owing to n supreme court decision
the Socialist party of Washington is In
danger or losing It's vote this election.
The decision reversed three lower
court decision and WIS handed down
late on the afternoon OF the day legal
ly provided for filing nominations all
the evidence going Ia show that the
late decision was given with full in
tent to deprive the socialists of their
vote. The presidential electoral ticket
will appear under the heading of The
Socialist Party" but no other names
Will Ice on the official ballot The de-
cision makes IL necessary To pay sew
eral thousand dollars primary election
tax before the socialist candidates can
be put on the ballot The socialists
having east less than 10 per cent OF
the vote at the preceding election were
not required to make their nomina-
tions In the official primary election.
and therefore did not come under the
tax requirement. II Will be necessary
to resort TO pastors To give the social
lists n chance To vote for their candi-
dates.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
NATIONAL RETURNS

=, nnsylNania se,ms TO bc the banner
Socialist state in the east. Tennessee.
Missouri and other agricultural states
are making i surprise in the increased
ton and Idaho indicate great gains
II is estimated that the reports from
the west justify the expectation Of the
doubling Of the entire national vote.
IL is impossible to get the returns
Of the Socialist vote as we do on the
capitalist vote. as the papers will
handle no Socialist reports until the
official records are in. Practically
nothing is in from Montana. as the
indifferent and not sent in their re-
turns.
The Connecticut vote as compiled 10y
the state secretary totals 5,O53 with 80
towns yet to bc heard from. TheDebs
vote in 1904 was 4.54s.
Tennessee reports 5000, a gain or
400 per cent over 1904.
D.,bs' vote in Idaho 10000 Wash
ington reports a confidence in $1,000
VOTES.
Rhod" Island gives D"bs 1895 votes
as against s56 in 1904. The Socialist
party is now the third party in that
state. having passed the prohibition.
independence and Socialist labor par
ties.
Two Socialists were elected i'm New
Jersey. North Halliday elected Samuel
Busrr tax collector and Emil Brantian
tax ass ssor. The republicans COM
bincd To defeat Socialist candidates for
aldermen.
\ vote of ton towns in New Hamp-
shire already doubles the stat" vote
over 1904.
The total vote of Greater New York
for Debs was 25.3O1. Higscn received
27.279. wadehopc, Socialist s%.I1t.
The total gain over 1904 is SI7.
oklahoma polled 22.750 votes for
D"bs. In four years the Socialist vote
has jumped from i.i4$.now riy" times
as great.
Arkansas pollcd 5000 Socialist votes
as against 1.S15 i'm 1904.
Nevada. Kansas and Minnesota
show great increase with incomplete
returns.
Louisiana gives l.5OO for D"bs with
s95 in 1904.
Massachusetts,, $3.50.
New York state 10000
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
Sparks. Nevada.

Debs III. United States senator, Y.
e. Lutz, 81; congressman, John Critch-
field. 90; supreme court. Emil Larkc.
10; surveyor general. l.. y. Hawkins,
112: university regent. A. A. Hihhard.
1874: e. f. Meyers, lO9: state senator.
W. II Cardiff, zoe; state ascmbly.B. ID
Rice. ls3; H. r. Gegox. los; IL. Hall.
105; II. Hoggert, lOl; sheriff. J. T..
Peterson. 1872: county clerk. Chris
Clerk. lO9; recorder and auditor.
j. v Wcbber, l21; conuty treasurer,
X. w. Bracken, liI county assessor.
Albert Pachalkc. 109 district attorney.
". w. White. 90: Public administrator
q. NJ. Jones, 1855; county surveyor.
+. G. Brooks. 1891. county commits
sioners. Judd Harris 127: Y. +. Rut-
ter, 1874; Justice of the peace. T.. III.
Bcamer. 1874; constable. +. T.. Lang
don. 1876. Tho referendum providing
for the Nevada constabulnry received
2O5 votes against IL.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
TO OUR COMRADES:
GREETING.
by Eugene V. Debs.

The campaign is ended and my very
fir thought is OF the Kindness shown
me and the loyal support given me in
every part of the country. While al
times the rNactions were trying ] was
sustained every hour by the loving
care and unflagging support of com
rades. To me this was the most
beautiful and satisfying feature of the
spirit of Socialist comradeship which
Is the making of our movement and
which will sustain IL through every
ordeal until 1t is finally triumphant.
The one incident We all deeply re-
gretted was the Illness of comrade Ben
Hanford. With all his heart he
been. in the thick of the battle, but he
had given himself too freely all his
life. utterly forgetful of self. until at
last his physical powers succumbed
and he was compelled to see others on
the firing line while he was reserved
for less strenuous service that he
might have some chance for physical
recuperation. His very illness bears
testimony to his many years Of service
in the past when il required courage
and sacrifice to be socialist. and all
of us join most fervently in the hope
that he may rccupcrate his impaired
powers and again take his wonted
place in the activities Of the move
ment.
Truly this has been n magnificent
campaign for the Socialist party. our
meetings from coast To coast have
been the marvel of all. and such en-
thusiasm has never been displayed in
any political campaign.
The hundreds of young. forc"ful
and effective orators. both men and
women. who have taken part in this
battle have been developed mainly
since the last National contest and
their magnificent work contributed
tremendously to the success OF the
campaign. The Socialist papers all
did their best and are entitled to the
largest measure Of credit. Through
our papers we were able to checkmate
every attempt on the part OF the cap
italist press to deceive the workers
and no such attempts were made
along that line as were made in pre-
vious campaigns.
The National office In all its de-
partments was most efficiently or
ganized and under it's supervision the
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
RETURNS FROM WISCONSIN SHOW
GOOD INCREASE

The Social-Dcmocratic party In
Milwaukee has made a gain OF about
1900 votes on state and county tickets.
On the assembly tickets We have
gained 1873 votes. The vote for Har-
yey Dee Brown. Social-Dcmocratic
candidate for governor. was 1895 In
Milwaukee county. The vote on the
state and county tickets, as usuai IN
Milwaukee. ran very even. The Debs
yot. ran "a little behind, some of the
workingmen being switched over To
BRYAN. While a Taft wave swept the
.oup,ry. a Bryan wave swept Milwau-
kee county. and Influenced few nun
dreds OF our sympathizers. AS Tor the
assembly districts. the same thing nap
pened to us as to the Social-Demo-
cratic party OF Germany two years ago.
while We gained votes, We lost Two
seats. Assemblyman Carl ID. Thomp-
son was not reelected, although ne
r.c,iv.d 800 more votes than when he
was elected two years ago. IA for our
two candidates for congress, they both
made substan natal gains over the Soc
,,,-Damocratie vote Of 1906. Comrade
Melns polled sos more votes IN the
Fourth congressional district than ne
received two years ago, and comrade
yy.lcb I'm the Fifth congressional dis
trict polied $500 more votes than IN
lat
the last congressional election That
nsans two Democratic con-
presmen in 1910. without fall. WIN
ra,d II. GAYLORD was elected to the
state senate In the sixth senatoriai
district. We have now four men In
the Wisconsin Legislature.
The returns from the state as
usual come In slowly, but Indicate
poin. waukssha county gives oSo
votes for Comrade Welch, a gain OIL
EGO. waukesha city gives Debs 7Sl'
a gain of 341. Mantiwoc county
gives Debs 1000, a gain OF 8l3' WIN
nebago county gives Comrade Brown
2bs. a gain OF SO. Superior gives
Debs SCI. n gain of 2b9. Two Rivers
gives Dcbs 229. a gain of 81. Wau-
paca gives Dcbs ss. a gain OF 81 over
1905. and ~ over 1906. Knox. Debs'
yot. 90. a gain OF so. Kiel, Debs'
yot. 90, a gain of 33. Other small
towns report similar gains.
Milwaukee has carried on the best
c,,,naign which II has ever yet made.
That Il has not gained as rapidly as In
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most effective work was done In pro.
noting uniform and isurous edu-
cational propaganda throughout tn,
country.
As for the Red Special I prefer
that its work shall speak for itself
! only wish To say that | feel deeply
indebted to each and every member
of IL for the faithful service and per-
sonal devotion OF which | was the re-
cipient from the first To the last hour
OF It's jon ney. Each member OF the
crew discharged his duty faithfully
and To each and all ] owe debt of
personal gratitude shall never Dc
able To repay.
The Red Soccial" band Was un in
valuable accessory OF the Red
Special tour and a decided factor in
it's success. Al many points IL was
just what was needed To kindle en-
and give 1t the power needed to stir
the crowd into action.
II IL were possible to keep a RED
Special" moving constantly IL woult
hasten by many months the develop
ment OF the movement and the over
throw of capitalist misrule. Since
this cannot be at present perhaps
steps might be taken to have Social
list car built and kept moving about
over the country the year around,
making its stop at each point long
enough to thoroughly stir up the COM
munity and SOW the seeds of Socialist
thought and activity.
At this time have no idea what
our vote is, bat ] have no doubt IL
will be equal 20 all reasonable ex.
pectations. Tho country knew this
year for the first time that the Social
list party was "a factor to be rrckoncd
with I'm the campaign. We have
every reason To congratulate ourselves
upon tn" success OF tn" campaign and
surance that the day of victory is
drawing near.
Comrades. one and all everywhere.
again ! thank you and salute YOU
You have fought a magnificent bat
tie and now you are to prepare with
out loss Of time for the next. Let
the campaign of 1912 be- opened all
along the line. There is no reason
why We should halt. The capitalist
enemy may now for a brief time riot
i'm it's spoils. but for us the struggle
must be continuous until that enemy
Is driven from the field and a tri-
umphant working class proclaims the
Socialist Commonwealth.
Yours for the next Battle,
EUGENE V. DEBS
Tcrr" Hauts. Ind. Nov. 3, 1909.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12

some previous elections. Is partly ow-
ing To to the Bryan wav" and partly to
the fact that a good many Social
Democratic voters left town because OF
the hard times. our campaign came
to climax with the three monster
Dchs meetings On the Friday before
election, when people We're turned
away from all three OF the halls whore
Dcbs spoke. Next week We will give a
report of the amount OF literature dis
tributcd and the number of meetings
held. We feel that W" have every
reason for encouragement and that the
vote We had this year is all our own
an army over $4,000 strong which
cannot he seduced or terrified.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
IBcaycrhcad County.

Jackson. Mont. Nov. 4. 1908.
Editor Montana News:
Dear Comradc: take this method
of informing you of the Socialist vote
in this precinct.
Jackson precinct. Boavcrhcad coun-
~, Mont, For state ticket in 1906.
1 vote: for state ticket I'm 1908. 10
votes; for national ticket, II votes.
Total vote Of precinct. 1876. DO not
know the vote of any Of the other pre-
cincts in this county.
Yours In hopes that this county will
be- able to put a ticket In the field 10y
next election.
+. S.--If We could have had good
checker here during election be-
Hove we could have polled so votes.
JOHN MARRIOTT
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
NOT m INNOCENT NBRoAD

We do not know what may be- the
not effect Of Mr.. Keir IIardio's present
lourneyings and negotiations I'm the
United States and Canada. His idea
seems To be 20 form in Canada "A joint
body similar 20 the British labor
party. We hope our Canadian friends,
both trade unionists and socialists.
will not fan into any such trap; for
here the result OF the union Of social
lists and trade unlonists has been that
both have lost their -savor; socialists
have made their socialism minor
consideration. even trade union lead
ers are seized OF sickly nabbiness,
and the labor party has become the
handmaiden OF capitalist liberalism.
Mr.. Hardie's efforts, however wcll-in-
tentioned. can only at present harm
the Socialist party of Canada. We
sincerely trust. however. that there is
no truth In the suggestion that he
wishes to unite the Gompers type Of
trade unlonist with the Socialist party
of the states. That can only harm
Dcbs' candldature at present, and Mr..
Hardie ought 10 be aware of the wide
difference between the corrupt trade
union leaders OF the United States
(with their colossal conc"lt and still
more colossal ignorance) and the
tame but honest trade union leaders
produced here.-H. NJ Hyndman In
London Justice.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
Lewis and Clark County.
Silver

D"bs 4, Duncan Hazolton 3, Buz-
gel 5, Harvey 3, Parr 5, Powers s.
Castle 5, Lyons 4, Maury 4, Peugh 4,
GiIchrest 5, Billings ;, Leopold >,
Upton 3, Taylor ), Arnold 3, Lawrence
), Frey ., Ellis 3, CIauss"n 8, Thctgo
4. Rose 4. Halhorg 4, Roberts ,.
Walker ;. Carlson 3. Roberts 5, Lueh-
mann g.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12

II anyone has what ne has not
worked for someone who has worked
for II is without IL.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
Sweet Grass County.
Valley County.

Glasgow. Nov IL. 1908.
The Socialist vote In Glasgow was
so votes. This lis for the town only
Some of the railroad boys were out
six tn my knowledge. | will give YOU
the exact vote of Valley county as
soon as we get Il. At our last meet
ing, November ., Hiram y. r"stor was
elected representative to tn" State
Committee.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12
BeaN crhead County.

Complete tofficiaD-Dcbs 1900, 3
1903. "a; 1905, Il.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1908-11-12

Il w NNNIT Y Y "
Vote i'm 1904-Dcbs 6: total In Val
ley county 1904, Drbs IL.
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Twin Bridges. -.
Monida ................ -.
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GalIatin County.

Glasgow ...,.....,..... 80
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Continued ON Page g. Col. IL
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Madison County.

Belgrade .''..."........ $
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
WEATHER FORECAST

hOwers and thunder storms to-
BIT and Thursday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
The sundlal At van.

About the time of the Yale bicenten.
NAL celebration in 1901 some wag pre-.
sented the university with a perfectly
good sundial. which was elaborately
advertised In the New York papers and
with due solemnity set up in a con.
spicuous place on Berkeley oval. ''The
blamed thing never did take very
we'll, the Record explained apropos OF
the trouble sundry undergraduates got
into in trying to run on with the main
spring Of 1t. and the grotesque grandeur
OF this expensive and beautiful piece
OF architecture set the Owl or into
paroxysms OF laughter in which the
campus followed with 8 viii. SHAY,
Jack. what time Is itY' II can't tell
you. old fel': this suEdial's stopped. /"
And, Hey. fresh. out there by the sun
dial: Strike a match and see If II isn't
bedtime!' are typical.-E. Il. Embree
In Bohemian
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
An Austrian nonhsrrx.

The Vienna men Of law once dis
tinguished themselves In unique man
ner. A Wachau peasant had been
caught in the criminal act OF throwing
stones at rabbits. He had not bit
them. and the rabbits had decamped
without so much as suspecting the at
tack. but the peasant was hauled be-
fore the high courts Of justice. His de-
Tense was that the rabbits had been
close to his garden and that he had
only tried TO brighten the greedy ro-
dents off his cabbages. All the same.
he was condemned to three days Inn
prisonment The peasant appealed
against the sentence. but in vain. If a
rabbit had been killed. said the authori-
ties. the peasant would certainly have
stolen it. and stealing a rabbit was an
unlawful action. And thus the man
from Wachau went TO prison for three
days, and the wise judges OF Vienna
bounded into fame for their method OF
applying the ''lf'' and 'and" theory.-
Westminster Gazette.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
IRISH INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
Revive Manufacturing of Laces and
Other Products.

Revive Manufacturing Of Laces and
Other Products.
GALWAY. Ireland. Sept. 16.-
Opening Of new markets for Irish
goods outside of the Emerald Isle
is the special subject under consider
alton today at the opening session
of the All-Ireland Industrial Confer
ence. Irish residents OF America,
Germany, France, Denmark, Aus
tralia, and Mexico are in attendance.
An extensive exhibition Of Irish
manufacturers is being held in con-
nection with the conference. Spec
ial commemoration medals of Irish
bronze, with enamel and gold, were
presented to each delegate. The
conference hopes to revive the lace
making and similar handwork in
dustries which have almost been
driven out of existence by cheaper
manufacturing processes.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
sovEREIGN GRAND 1oDGE
Opens Annual Session in Denver To-
day.


DENVER. Colo. Sept. 16.-Many
Odd Fellows invaded the mile high
city today. attracted by the general
convention of the order, which will
be in session here during the next
ten days. The proceedings will In
clude the business meetings OF the
sovereign grand lodge. the largest
fraternal legislative body in America,
which will begin next Monday. The
Patriarchs Militant will also meet
and win engage in the usual drills
and contests. All sections of the
United States and Canada are repre-
sented by delegates. and it is ex-
pected the total attendance during
the session will reach 10000.
The Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows now has membership of
nearly 100000. with grand lodges
in every state of the Union, in every
province in Canada and in Australia.
Germany, Denmark. Sweden, Switzer-
land and the Netherlands.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
A SNAP FOR $500

100 acre stock ranch. cuts 10 tons timothy
hay. 1000 acres lease and under fence; run
ming water. good house and large barn. WIN
locate purchaser on ID aeres good timber
land. a'so iso homestead, 70 Of which Is hne
farming land fire. Address q. a. 0RAY.
r 0. Box sss Occur dAlene. Idaho.