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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-24
ANNUAL CONVENTION
WISCONSIN Y. M. C. A.
Special TO The Journal.

Appleton, Wis, Jan. 23.-Severa
hundred visitors arrived here TO-DAY
for the opening session of the thirty
third annual state convention of the
Wisconsin Young Mems Christian asso
cation The meeting will last Until
next Sunday, inclusive. Several prom
inent clergymen will speak before the
convention. On Sunday, the closing
day, great mems evangelical meet
ing will be held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-24
DEPUTY SHERIFF SAVES
NEGRO FROM LYNCHING

Greenwood, Miss. Jan. 23.-The re-
port from Ittebena that Barry Griffith.
the negro murderer of Mr. Crowell, at
Fort Loring last SUNDAY evening, had
been lynched by a mob is not true
Griffith was pursued by a mob. but
the deupty sheriff evaded the lyncherS
and the negro was spirited away to a
place of safety and will be given a
speedy trial bv the circuit court now
in session here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-24
WHAT THEY WILL MAKE
q q q q q . Q 9 . g q = . .

Leftover cold meats-Salad5 and
scallops.
Cold fish or fowi-Salads..
-.ale bread-Bread crumbs for Toll
ing.
Cheese-Rarebits, crackers, mae4-
roni.
-. Gravies, bones. etc.-A stock poi
Stewed tomatoes-Scallops and soup
f1aVorings.
Mashed potatoes-Breakfast DaH7'
luncheon puffs, or souffles, puree7'
crust for meat pie.
Beets or onions-Salad.
Vegetables-Soup.
Sour milk-GIngerbread biscuits
Geese.
Raj Barlow has made one EesoiF
ton this year and that one is 10 laHe
a drink of every kind that comes
along-Hogwallow Kentuckian-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Atlantis Am ifndsr me hnd.
inGs ~ fAe saFiMnftiai "a ne eases
~ PfirNias fhafina A naHaMne nnA
George a Morris ~ slmpany y. rifth
iafAgify teeimrHs "a asoFoysa ~ 0eF
eFA1F eaiih Nass1pss wili have ~
teFfe q lail sentsnea Whiis Norris
#as rftsa iae alisrnstlye ~ E1lnK 70
is'l ~ patinH 4 rae Both wsre AZ.
hoKafatif altehaFGfd fram the asrvea
as wiil fsrfeif AZ fssir pag an6 A.
oWaneaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Rome. AUG THE pope Thursday
received the American pllgrims who
left New York last month under the
dliNction oi ths M. Reverend lamea
" MoOean. and J. . McGfnhs. o'
Brooklyn Mr McGmne presented
the pope win a building IN View York
valued AZ $4,000 which IL % be civ.
en- 20 the italian Gileslan Fathers foy
the establishment of collese Tns
pilgrims. numbering over 200. wsge
presented By srchbishop Farley me
pope made brief address IA which
b. thanked the pilgrims aud impaired
the apostolic bieasing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Pougbkeepsie. n. r.. Aug. THAR.
~ Thaw was taken from bis quarters
IN the Duchess county Jan wednesday
70 Fishkill 10 appear before a referee
as defendant 10 a suits brought against
him BY Or. John p Wilson for 5000
for services as an expert witness IN
the recent habeas corpus pFoceedinEu
ThAw disputed the amount of the Bill
but = willing 70 pay about $500. On
MS way 70 Fishkiil Thaw was accom-
panied BY an under sheriff. a deputy
sneFin and BIS counsel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Atianta. Aug The house wed
Hefday morning adopted tae wiae sab.
etsfuie placing iaa " $500 upon AZ
nearbewr places and GOO upnn man.
uiarinrgFs agd dlpuisatlaE axfaln The
vote Wae 30 90 ~ Tho bisi AZ
acapiea mali ~ pfoYiaios about tes
perf0ai8Rs ~ airnho 10 b. allowed ~
near beers bef8fe ikeT shag % -
Nnrfea as violations nf ihs pFpbisifi9u
lac. fals feaiHts hnflsE bFee sffle2eu
Ia ne fasmliats offered ~ ~ Wise
hlnannle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Orleans. Aug Z. F1llowinr
"a raise Of about rs per cent
s'... y. insurance rates IN the business
49, oi View Orleans, Mayor Bchr.
= s.. -la Fire chief O'connori unlsed
80. .-.rg tAe city's protectloh ade
-. Tie raise vas based On state
49,, iae Gre prevention bureau
y. 80, -. a'e aepsrtment Ia inadequate
80 ',I suFply insumcient ana tas
'''as hvl detective.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
FIGHTING At TABRE
Casualties Are Said 10 Number
Eight Hundred. /
HOMES AND SHOPS LOOTED
American MlssIonarlss Hsvs 90 FaF
Escaped Injury. Although They
Have had Narrow Eseapss---Tro~
bic outsrowth Of Fsud.

Teheran, Aug. IA battery OF
quick-nring guns has been sent from
here b Tabriz, The shah Il aug
meeting the military forces Ia Tehe.
ran by the formation Of new unita OF
troops.
Tabriz, Aug. 7.-Taero hrs now
been thirty-nye days nghting In the
streets OF Tabris and the casualties,
due chiefly 10 bombs thrown from
mortars and shrappel, are estimated AZ
eight hundred.
Many % the finer residences OF the
city and hundreds og shops Ia the
bazaar district have been looted, tho
losa In thIs direction being placed at
more than 81 900, 900.
The American missionaries IN the
city have been exposed 10 stray bul'
lets. but. although they have had
some narrow escapes. none Of them
have been ininFed.
During one q the heavier lombard.
meats. a piece ~ a shrapnel aheli fell
inside the mission garden within a
few feet OF one OF the mission SER
vanta.
There II q bitter Feud Eoin9 on be.
tween tho constitutional progrea.
aiyes, who hold eleven wards " the
city, and the FeaclionaFiea, who hold
one largo ward.
The mass Of people, however, have
informed the central government that
they are not opposed 10 tho shah,
Those who are zeaipua Tor the con.
,ianation Of the old regime regard me
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. Fevclu'
tlonAfioa,
The local assembly. Or anluman, did
on one occasion express sedillnnnFy
views. but later acknowledged the 90.
pFnmary Of the shah and adjourned
dcfnltely IN token % suamiasion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
aEN. EvAMs ASKS No FAvoRs.
Wants All the Light Turned on Prls
on Commission.

Atlanta, Aug. 7.--General Clement
A, Evans, member OF the prison
commission. says that he wishes no
favors shown him on account OF hts
age, his connection with the ministry /,
or his services 10 the eonfederacy.
He says he wishes all the light turn.
ed on and a fall Investigation OF every
act OF the commission which has been
called In question. He was In the com,
mittee room Wednesday. but was not
called to the stand. In n statement
to the press. he said:
Il am the only resident commits
sloner.
"A number OF my friends live IN
Atlanta, and my neighbors know OF
the charges against the commission,
aud know that they Involve me. !
am anxious TO be cleared.
Il am seventy'Hve years old. and am
perfectly responsible for my actions
l want no exemption on account OF my
age.
"And | want no exemption for any
other reason. sentimental or other.
wise. want these gentlemen to
investigate not only my oiIiclal char
acter, but my private character, my
personal lie. do not want my con.
nec,lon with the ministry 20 receive
any consideration. DO not want the
fact that am confederate veteran
or commander OF the United contedeT.
ate Veterans 10 have any weight
want 10 be investigated without any
favor whatever. and l viii 80 state
before the committee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
100000 Loss BY FIRE
Midway, KY, Narrowly Escapes
Total Destruction.
FIERY STREAM OF wRIsxEY
Five Warehouses Of the ersenbaum
Disabling Company Burned with AZ.
600 Barrels Of whlsTy-creek Turn.
ed into Stream OF Fire.

Midway, KY, Aug. This town,
halfway between Lexington and Frank
fort, was the scene OF a conflagration
that for a time threatened the town
with destruction Wednesday night
The fire, which is believed to have
been OF lncendiary origin. destroyed
Eve warehouses OF the S. j. Green
baum Dlstilling COMPANY, entAiling a
loss estibated at 100000. The amount
OF insurance is not known, but II is
believed the loss Is amply covered. The
distllling company Is Louisville.
KY, concern, OF which Morris s.
Greenbaum is the head.
The flames caused by the burning
OF the az 600 barrels OF whisky which
turned creek nearby into fiery
stream, could be seen for ten miles,
The flames as they coursed down tho
surface OF the creek destroyed the
Southern railroad trestle which spans
II. along with half dozen negro cab
ms and outbulldlngs.
The iire started At about 10 o'clock
in Warehouse "a" and spread rapid.
ly TO the others. and II was feared for
a time that the whole Of the town
would be destroyed. The wind. how
ever. shifted, leaving the town in no
immediate danger OF destruction.
While the property loss amounts 20
$500 900, the constructive loss 20 the
government BY the destruction Of two
million, three hundred thousand cal.
lons Of whisky In bond ID about
So 500. 900. The distillery had been
closed several months The cause Of
the fire will DO investigated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
STUMP THREESTATES
E.,rst, Graves and Hisgen viii
Make Speeches In
GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA
.,a.O.pd.nee Party Leaders WIN
so.,k At Principal Cities and Hearst
viii Il Is said, Begin Publishing .
newspaper In Atlanta. Ca.

Mobile. Ala, Aug. IA Pensacola
special says:
Louis P. Head, one OF the men in
charge Of the Independent party In
florida, returned to Pensacola on
thursday and stated that within tAir-
n DAYS w. r.. Hearst will have a
newspaper In operation In Atlanta, as
q. plans for such a move were con
gmnated thirty days ago.
lie also stated that within the next
SIXTY days Hearst, Hisgen and Graves
will tour the states of Georgia. Ala
hama and Florida. speaking at many
points, among them being Atlanta,
birmingham, Montgomery, Pensacola
and Jacksonville.
Mr. Head Is one OF the committee TO
notify John Temple Graves Of his
nomination for vice president on the
Independent ticket.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

scIentlsss from All Parts o. tire World
Attracted To Beriln.


Berlin. Aug. The International
congress OF historical science. whose
annual conferences here attracted sci.
entists from all parts OF the world,
Is being held this year fr1m August
TO August ~ IN the great PhilhaF'
monte hall here. The governing body
has selected Dr David Jayne Hill, am.
basnador o. the United States 10 Ger.
many. for the distinction Of deliver
Ing the OPENING address Df Hill
deals IN hia lecture win "the etaieal
function Of the historian
TIE subjects discussed comprise
all periods and departments Of ancient
and modern historical research and
the lecturers include . large number
OF prominent hlslorians and profess
N0ra.
The United States "a Represented BY
Ambassador HI. a. RelEner, ~
Cambridge. v. Capps. ~ priueeton;
n. Hnskina. OF Cambridge. y Jas
trow, 81 Phlladelpala. A. c McGlf
fort. % New York aad Baa0 FrAarAa.
of CambriAFe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Los Angeles. Cal. AuE TIC. y.
Pratt q pAysirian % fhia citT eA
plrsd Wednesday EiEht IN ine feinplf
nB8s,aFisa tnrroaraea W neaFiy 2,eaf
peranaf $40 hat gafafFtt fw ne grf
pore ~ henriag Af.ga b Parker %
Nem York a1sn fhs rattg@el aamo
rfBfie ramp1igH 81 California D.
PIRATE mns eta f'tsrss ass sAs sssah
laH hna nrg texun W1en he WAh HsEr
- ,ums faruaft 4Ns q fsw mi@aips
Wna tead
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

49,. a. "a, Aug T.--Tyrus Cobb
- aaismau fOr the Americas
~ ana ael1er for the Detros,
49,. vas married here At noon
2 Miss char,ie Lombard .
al YuuuE lady a. msn city
- AAi ne Lombard coansry
@e simplicity mnrksa ns
tv Ra.ea was performed 81 ths
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
cosoNga INVESTIGATES.
Drowning Of Southern Young Man and
Girl at chatauuua Lake.

Jamestown. N. ", Aug. 7.-Coro-
nsr IllsIOn began an investigation OF
tAe accident on Chatauqua lake last
saturday night which resulted In the
death by drowning OF Miss Elsie
Green, Of Savannah, Ca. and Porter
3. Parish, Of Memphis, Tenn.
Il was shown that Just before the
accldent the pilot Of the Chadakein
hat left the wheel to so to the stern
u the boat to collect fares. He had
Just returned to the wheel when the
screams II the girl directly in front
ai'rscted the attention OF the steam
Es crew and passengers.
The girl sprang from the boat as
ne steamer bore down toward II and
1s Young man jumped overheard In
% Effort to save her. Apparently,
eo'h we're drawn under the steamer
and drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
LOSS TO WHOLE COUNTRY.
President Roosevelt Pays Tribute 10
Late senator Allison.

Oyster Bay. n. r.. AUG. 7,--Preal,
dent Roosevelt has paid a tribute TO
the late William %. Allison, United
states senator from Iowa, the news Of
whose death greatly shocked the pres
ldent.
lie sent q telegram 10 the late sen.
ator's secretary az follows;
"MoNSely' Am inoxpreaaIhly shock
cd and concerned AZ tho news. The
whole country loses man grown
gray IN the most honorable type Of
public service. a man who because Of
his experience and trained ability was
one OF the most sficiens aids In
achieving GOOD government that We
had ~ out country Theodore Rooss-
YETI"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
eAsLa OlsgArcAas nELo %.



New Orleans. ~ Ang ia ~
port that cable dispatches u AmsFiean
consul Ores lAnafd, a. celba. Hon.
dnraa, we're recently ned 40 during
transmission through IIoadufha. WA
brought here ~ passengers o. he
steamer Herald. from Central AinsFi
can ports
Thls report sait that che delayed
dispatches referred 10 TIE revocation
% Al. consular e1eauaiura ~ fi0ndg
na and wers addressed 70 ne slate
f7psment 81 wtstihEtoa Il was
n0s known Whefher iisaffangrment N
telegraph service ~ tie iiondnFan ~
naWeelion haa pnYthlpw % 40 wilb ths
,aelag The Hegald'a passengers SAID
ihat ths lnsgFrsClioa hMs beeH oMee
lively pvt fgen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
STRANGE sLEEp OF Girl.
Medical prcsssslon - NONE Have pyE
xilno Case or Hana

Ming Case or Nhra,
Rome. Ca. Aux THE medical
prutesslnu arc iEyinK 20 solve dsep
mystery and 10 arouse heaurlfu.
youne laay from a several days sleep
On Tuesday last MiRn peari Hya'
driK. wenf % t.ssp a. hsT k1me Al
Lndsie apd gniy snce sines fhat iims
has shs csnea scr fFna Tbs Haa
Ca laat Saiariay afiernoE % 2 g'c'oek
AZ ,hia boar 90 aWpka, b1s Eog ~
soug AZ DAY sas1ay shs a.spt hard
asa tasi
Every 6oei0E a. LAaesis hHa tried "a
HFgste ne E.Fi FROM hsF slsmhem ssi
q d said Gheif eE0rts % a. hars
been fruiiiea Egerrihinw sassitis hsa
hEer aore 30 revive heF. tat d nsems
,kat rcfbiEE knguh ~ ~ Ewfsaa.aa
win rsBsya ne siFi ~ NJ anzsua'
mai&tF.
Miss Hra6iH saa heen fhswn ~
n1osAss oecnssn 70 faN sn,o . StssD.
sgam wasgt 80 90 aot aFpsns asu'
nlns lasa hsa pasted n - fsarwf
ssg pemtf Nrsp Wfif " - engaf
6aznIan fAS1 ker las aaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Maori o. sag ! Heart nrn9
fecslYsd ne afm saie 81 nev eostoa
o. ~ ceatfN c4Y wednesday from
customsr "a cWag egaEfy Ths
oofiou vas 3 far gaailif ssa vas seid
- rwwH wtnbevif ~ wssiy a Cig.
81 ifm cs1fs wsaif ~ nsNf shFas
wessa eogt testers "a mssea wgi'
o. rseqiaiag e f#H ftage anf rae
hstiaess " ~ faI si.l - stanss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
YEAR BOOK ISSUED.
Progress Made In Food and Drug In.
spectlon.


Washington, aug The progress
made in food and drug inspection and
legislation during 1907 is explained in
detail In the year book of the depart
ment of agriculture which has Just
been issued The experimental work
OF the bureau of chemistry, the en-
forcement Of the federal food and
drugs act. the numercst invesuga
tions that have been c., lied on and
the part played by the various states
IN the enactment OF laws regulating
the manufacture and sale of foods are
some OF the subjects treated Dur.
Ing the last year 176 samples Of food
and drugs were sent to these labora-
tories, resulting In S23 hearings aud
the transmittal of twelve criminal
cases TO the department of justice for
prosecution. One OF the greatest diff.
ficulties encountered was to secure a
SUFFICIENT number Of inspectors or
chemists possessing the requisite
training and experience In foods and
drugs.
Methods Of manufacture were stud
led and whenever possible assistance
was given manufacturers in improv-
ing their methods. BY means Of
sterilization It was found that various
fruit and vegetable products can be
preserved with the use Of chemical
preseryatives. The study OF the In.
fiuence of cold storage upon the value
Of food gained much headway. Among
the more important studies Of the
methods Of manufacture and pfeserva-
ton OF foods and drugs were the
bleached -four Investigation. the lem
on oil investigation. the whisky inves-
tigation, and the investigation Of non.
fermented beverages alleged 20 con.
tain cocaine or other Objectionable
drugs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
PLAN or MRS. RUSSELL SAGE.
May Present United states with site
for Military Preparatory School.

May Present United states with site
for Military Preparatory School.
New York, Aug Tit IL learned
from New York friend OF Mrs. Rus
sell Sage, that she Is thinking serious.
ly Of purchasing Constitutional island
in the Upper Hudson opposite West
Point. and presenting II TO the Unit.
ed States government as a site on
which to eject the worlds greatest
military preparatory school
Mrs Sage will, II Is said. send a
representative to West Point % look
into the matter. She would like to
give 70 West Pont preparatory
school, II Is said, where boys. partie,
ularIy those from remote places,
where the public schools are not the
best, can receive the preparatory edu-
cation necessary 70 pass the rigid ex-
animation required of an candidates
for cadetshlps At the United States
Military academy.
President Roosevelt Is said b be IN
favor q the t@an The island can
be had for a sum between $3.50, 900
and 100000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

masee. AfiE Aog T.The poefaf
eft 40 Az tae asHlneaa boasse ane
me rrs 9ba ~ NAla rffseg ritA.
in sit1snra of 30 YHFas were
yeltfe lace rRaa4aY NlEa& ~ o
sa'aFm ghiea saaps ageH fFgm gas
sasass ss9ss @sss - go So ssa4
Tt# " ssfimatst a. $500 go
o. mwN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Austin. Tex. Aug THE state
Of Texas. through ,he health depart
menf. established rixid yeilow 70.
YER quarantine against Mexico a. an
outcome * q receEt tour of ne rrp1b-
lIc hy pN J r. EaFea. % the state
health a artmpnf Dg. E8Fes -.
ported yellow fever 70 sKias q; we're
Crur and olAer poinin ara teciares ne
disease had proven fatal IN ugmbeF
~ fu4farrea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

Lea AhEeies Ca Ang 7.--.aitoH
a. Parser esm9egatis eanaieags 90
presisasi "a 1874 ae'lgea4 W. assg
sgeea o. ke Dsssnf eamsaign b.
te8lf - @F nrga2 Az ~ Msru
ssssrs 90 aatlsses ~ aeee psrssua e.
Tsmpis A4@iiegiam waeaasgag ni9ag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

cftflaaaii. 9 Ae9 AZ atFahes
- : eeais ! waisa n me assis gfles
81 aialNff4 aaiaaes 0,e4s ~ Spirits
Feeame fHeetifs TtNsaay. watiaz
,te taas prizes go Kaioa Tai
q a. tieaeat sffse gaas spiFfta sEel
ioaeeG IA iags mNskst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08
JEWELS HIDDEN IN SLIPPER.
Lost Cinderella slipper that IL Worth
al Least 81 500.

~NAAN " fVN0r
Nhicago. Aug. ,--Somewherc IN
ealeaso there Is a Cinderella slipper
slleh Is worth at least 81 500. The
"a ierella Is the slx-year-oid dauRh-
~ Of Mrs. ! siIverman. and her
ni slipper holds diamonds valued
v 'o0. the property OF her mother
friday The child's slippers we're
800 into The garbage can. and On
.'y when Mrs sllyerman want
= pea Two diamond rings and brooch,
H Iemembered the valuables had
',aaea IN one Of the slippers. The
- aaVe commenced an inyestisa.
-, q" % ne whereabouts al the slip.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-02-22
KING ALFONSO NOT
go VICTIM OF ANARCHISTS

MADRID, Feb 1S.-There is no truth
in the report current in Paris last
night that King Alfonso had been as
sassinated. The rumor probably was
an outgrowth Of the bomb explosions
at Barcelona yesterday, which now
appears to have been the work Of
anarchists. In addition to killing one
woman and dangerously woundfng an
other and a child the explosions caused
much damage to buildings. :.,.. !:
The precise object of the outrages
has not vet been made clear, but it is
Of the parliamentary opposition recent
-ly united in. q request to the govern
ment to restore the 4, constitutional
normal u conditions prevailed there.
King Alfonso Is at present at Seville.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-02-22
THOUGHTS OF OTHER
DAYS. "
BY>c. w.

How our dear parents adored
wealth in their day. The rich man
to them was a perfect creature, god,
to bow down to and obey. Poor dear.
innocent souls whatever Mr.. Richman
told them they believed as gospel
truth. What a false system of educa-
ton existed then. If Mr.. Rich-man
told them the moon was made Of
green cheese they would certainly
have. believed him. I'm sure Mr..
Ricn-man told them worse whoppers
and they. never contradicted him,
never disputed him, never investigated
for themselves, but took it all as
said for gospel truth. SO the rich
man kept them in the rut all their
lives as their faithful slaves, never
gave them or their children any adj
vantages, any leisure to study or
read, wnich as citizens of this great
and glorious country they had right
to. They worked. their lives away
sixteen or more hours a day for their
kind 90 masters The poor things in
their ignorance Of what was due them
|, thought 1t: was albright and never de-
manded ! ANYTHING b 3 took what was
offered, a miserly pittance, and after
living a hard, slavish life, folded their
knotted,. twisted, overworked hands,
and thankfully shuffled off this mortal
coil to see what the world beyond
held for them. Peace to their ashes,
poor innocents. Their spirits surely
are enjoying their just rewards
But DO we believe what the pres
ent day capitalist tells us?
should hope not. Do we adore
wealth? No, indeed. We nave no
| respect for the tainted wealth of the
present day. Are we to obey the cap
| italist when he tells us do so and so?
| Never. Our parents experiences teach
know if we obeyed him we would be
| worse Of fthan our parents were
worse off than the block slaves which
ADRIAN Lincoln liberated.
We are doubling Thomases in every
thing in wl1ic hthe present day finan-
ciers are concerned. They with thet,
dishonest tactics have brought us to
the very verge Of the precipice-tc
the danger point; but with clear God
given vision our wise generals in the
field have saved us from toppline
over. We are being resurrected to 9
new life, new conditions. HEAVIER
sent wisdom is guiding our buoyant
spirits onward. We are. almost at the
turning: point of the road when ou
of the rut we will go never to fall
back again. May the day dawn very
soon.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-02-22
NOTHING TO ARBlTRATE.

The children may shiver when the
north winds blow,
There's nothing to arbitrate"
The babies may cry when the fire il
low. =
"There's nothing to arbitrate.'.
Let the stoves be cold when the snow
. -. drifts high, :~..t
Let the Frost King bite as he 1urries
by: -"
Let the mothers weep as their loved
ones die "'t .~,%
"There's nothing to arbitrate."'
There are men whose faces are sad
But there's nothing to arbitrate.''
There are breasts from which all hope
has gone, III "EH~ts e.. -, / ,i&E#$4%=
i But there's nothing to arbitrate.""s
The ones who are turning the humble
away z%.E ,#t. 49,. T., :. ra Z .s.s15S.
May 1.1 have to appeal themselves some
day, ELK, y 5&, 4 II 4 I. 3%
WIN the N Master t then turn unto them
and say: S2' '5s &c.
''Thsre' othing to. arbitrats Il. RI ~,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-02-22
STATE FEDERATION.

The next meeting of the Minnesota
State Federation Council will be held
at st. Paul, on Sunday, March list.
Local unions having any matter which
they, desire to bring before the, council
will please communicate with the I'M
dersigned by addressing him, care OF
the Labor World, Duluth, Mimi.
w. E. M'EwEN,
-. Secy.-Treas.