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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
SHIPPING HAMPERfO
Storms, Fog and Haze Playing
Havoc at New York.
LINERS AxO CO,sTfRs Effected
Cunardcr Mauritania Anchored IN
Outer Harbor All Day and Night
Owino to Fo9-Freneh and Italian
Liners Overdue, But No Anxiety.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S,--S"v"r.
storms NJ sta. heavy fog and smoky
haze or in" coaSt az" playing hmN"'
with shipping schedules. coast"i''.
steamers and traG@H Atlantic HI rs
being aev. rely affected by thu al
verse conditions.
While The liners Celtic and Pre-
toria delayed OH the way down the
coast ". +" able togg In and up u
their docks during til" day, som"
Of the other biz liners Were NOT S"
fortunate.
The Cunard liuer Maurctania.
which ma l. tn" outci. h0rbor early
this morning, was held there by the
thick fog all day and tonight IL still
anrho Il outside The Mauretan'a IS
forced by her bulk and dransht to
use the Ambrose channel, rs the har-
boz entrance Is not considered sale
for her to attempt the passag'@ ot
the new route into port
Their arr other pliers OF the ocean
Of size and OF importanC" which are
,lust 10 view and communication
somewhere outs'd the harhor, or
along the northeast coast.
The lailrrn Of the Italian steamer
Taoi ina to make known her wher-
a bouts. and the Provincial from Mar
settles. are lad % the thick, smoky
conditions which prevail along thH
New England and Long Island shores.
some points reporting tn" atmos
phere So dense that no observation
can ~ made.
To the south heavy storms have
prevailed and incoming steamers re.
port hard battles with wind and sea.
The heavy weather is undoubtedly
respcnsible for the nnn-arrival of a
number OF steam, rs from the south.
Among theS are the German steamer
Siberia Fl ON Colon. now three days
overdue: the British steamer Parma,
due yesterday from st. Thomas. and
The Ward rne steamer Mexico from
Vera CliZ and the British ST amer
Crown o, Navarro frcm Port OF Spain.
Trinidad. due today.
The Alliancia Of the Panama nae
and the Royal Mail Steamship Ortno-
co. btnh of which arrived IA re today.
brought stories OF extremely heavy
weather.
No anxi<ay Is expressed for the
safety Of any of the overdue vessels.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
CIRCUS COMES TOMORROW.
Cole Brothers Show Schedule to Ar
rive Dav Ahead Of Time.

Two "twemy-four hour" N n will A.
rive in town this morning to prepare
tn, way for Cole Brothers circus,
AID en- Sunday th2' three trains OF
cars, transporting the show from
town to town. will arrive in Newport
News. whe:e the Sabbath Will De
spent Only tn necessary work Will
be given up 10 the employees to spf1id
as suits their fancy.
BY the time that Newport News
families are discussing their coffee
and rolls Monday morning tented
CIV will ka Ell cted in the East End,
and everything will be in readir' IS
for the dav long before the Whistles
sound or daily labor The morning
feature centers in the street parade.
This procession is over a nib In
length. includes several novelties from
acros, the water, and serves " II 70
introduce Cole b, others circus to the
residents Of this section. lmni j at
" after the parade series OF free
exhibitions viii he offered at the cir
Gus grsrri!s. Mile. DZiZzi Is the
central feature of this q partment-
and as a free exhibit sne span ;
deaths arch on bicycle. She is
the only woman in the world pr
forming this feat. ard the frdt at
,,actions include ether acts that are
we'll worth seeing.
The doors to the afternoon per
Torrance will open Monday a. ca"
O'Clock, thus affording visitors an cP-
po-tun!ty to inspect thn menaserie
and listen to a hand concert onered
by Prof. Tinney and his band OF for
~. An ad:i.d feature is The Clowns
Congress" and these merry fellows
will overrun the hippodrom and
rings producing their comical play
let's and morally causing hilarious
time while the audience is being seat
ed Immediately after the concert
in the ats TT Don the animals in the
menaScr; , will be fed. and at $50
O'Clock the free attractions Will ne
repeated. The doors TO the evening
petf,rmance vii! be OF ned at seven
O'Clock. ard TIL fund concc:t as
well as the clown work will be -
peated. A guarantee made by MesS!s'
Cole is that To part or portion Of tne
evening performan, is cut CT short
ened for with a working :orce al
most twice As lag as that caTyiec
bv similar organizations the work OF
hacking can be accomplished tn the
came space cf time withou; marr'nS
the night show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
A Good walking Hat.

In speaking OF toupe. reminds me u
a neat hat I saw made Of toupe rear
satin with double wings Of the sam
gray tone placed at the front. one wing
extending upward against the very
hish crown. the other directed toward
the right side. both seemingly held IN
place with two immense hatpins:
showing large gunmetal heads. shape d
round with MANY facets. The crown
was banded with satin. held tigIt'y
in Mace with the front trimming
The shape shovel tire shcrt fr9nt
brfm. with sides that widened into an
extremely wide back. The br;m waS
not bent. but was slightly droopins a.:
around. I bring mention to this par.
ticular nat. because OF its nnusua'
beauty. simplicity and its suitability IL
the diniuutiys little woman who owns
IL for II is often quite difficult To set
4 hat that sails the woman OF short
stature
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Coat For Little Girl.

Brown troa icloth made in the req
;ation box coat fashion. fitted ever me
shoulders. With skirt portion hanging
'oCse from the bed. is good pat
tern and ono that ~ not only easiiE
constructed. hut very handsome when
completed. The rounded collar can
no made of yeivet. the outside cdSS
trimmed With throc lows et very mar
rev brown silk Souiachc. 4 IN" an
-ne-haI.ipch strip cf velvet should
-oIIow the tsf; side ~ the double front.
ana Ne trimmed the sarnc manner
eight brown buttons ard Two smS''
rockets complete the outside decor .
lions. while the inside can b. hneh
With a darker CT lighter shade OF
brown lining attn or brown ana
an striped silk lining.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Back to His Studies.

Mr., William b. Davis will leave this
evening for Bla ksburg TO continue
his studies at the Virginia Polytsch-
mic Institute. MIR. Davis is mem
Der of the V. P. l. football squad. haV-
ing been substitute quarterback last
year. and this year he will be can
didatc for a position at halfback.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
The Lit fWeh.

Let US not de!uds ourselves with
the thought tbaI. whcn a strong r.aI
lays down tile mortal burden ~c have
realty lost anything of the actual man
The real man lives on In the few OF
the many with WScm his career in the
fesh Lae counted most. Nc pariake
OF one another aafars as a Ii torch
passes Oh its hghI 10 an ualit one
Wall Stree; Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
weekly Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-Bsnk clear
ings for the week. $2,70i.741, 900, az
against $2.O6S .2S9 900 last week and
s2.753 $4,000 last year.
Richmond $3.50 900. increase 4.
Atlanta s4.2IS0O0. decrease ~.
Savannah $5.s5s 900. decrease s.
No5folk 100000. decrease 49,.
Augusta sl,5L9. 900, decrease 800
Jacksonville s1.422. 900. increase 6.I.
Charleston 81 ,23S 900, decrease 20
Macon s704 900. decrease 50.
Columbia S6A ono, decrease ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Calendar for Today.
cahle.layino Steamer.

Rapid progress is being made in the
construction of the new steel cable
having steamer John Freeman at the
shipyard. The vessels keel was AID
down a week ago and Already most OF
the frames are in place. Inc
Ere eman is a small craft and will cost
abCut 5000 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
RraSos Leaves Dry DOCK

Having had her hull be.ow the
waterline cleaned acd painted the
Mallory liner BRACES was hauled ont
Of dry dock No. ., At the shipyard,
yesterday morning. The vessel vii!
laave here Monday week for New
York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday. September 10. 1908.
ASrived.

Steamer Frances tNor) Siabch
pbiladelpsia-to Hcrxind White Goa
Company in ballast
ST. amer Ra!skani fRrt Parton
Pert Arshur-to Chesapeake q ohF
Coal Agency Company for b'nkc'
coal
Steamer waitham tRr.b Doughty
savannah-to Bcr~ind- White. Goa
Conrany Cor bunker coat.
srroorcr Magnus Manson. Tilncd
Bcs,on-to Chcsapeaie Ohio Goa
AM Coke Company in 'nllast.
schooner John 3. Beim:Iics, Adams
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Maanus Manson in Dock.

The fve-masted schooner MasnuS
Manson was hauled Out in dry dock
No. 3, at the shipyard, yesterday 10
hay her huh below the water!ine
cleaned and painted She will leavr
the basin today and will loau cargo
OF coal here for New England.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Norfolk-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Cleared.

Steamer Waltham OBJ Doughty,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nite Coal Com
pany.
Steamer Ralakani OBJ Rarton,
Re!faSt-ChesapCakr & Ohio coal
Agency Company.
barge Iowa for POrtlanu--Chesa'
peakc & Ohio Coal Agency Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Naval Officers wife . Passenger.

ATLANTA. GA. SEPT. iS.-On
hoard tho Aeon vas Mrs. W n. KID
die ~ Atlanta wife Of Lieutenant
Riddle. Of tho navy. who vas on her
xay 30 toiu = husband rox sta
lionel in tfZ SanGon isiands Con
siser,hle anxic-v has hecn Eel; here
for the safety OF he ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Sailed.

Steamas Ealakani lBr) Belfast.
SchoOners Grace A. Martin. Hard
lg. Boston: Jane Palmer. Wiley. Bos-
ton: Alice NJ Colburr. Mcleod, Pori'
Land.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
FASHION NOTES.
Separate Skirt.

A separate skirt. serviceable Tor
hous, wear. is made of wood-sreen
Panama. a good quality. with footing
OF the same material three inches
wide and stitched several times upo5
the machine A one-irch band. IKE
wise machine-stitched. edges each
side OF the front gore. Small buttons
decorate these lengthwise folds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Cheviots Costume.

A good costume Of russell brown
cheviot is made with an eieven-gOred
skirt, round length. fastened down
the front with clo;h-covered buttons
the size of a quarter. The jacket 10
half-directnire, iIalf-cutaway. with
large button trimming The collar.
cuffs. inse. vest and lapels are ot
dark brown MORE silk. edged with rus
set brown sGutache.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Coal for ManzaniIlo..

The Norwegian steamship Fag +
tum steanS d from New York yes
terday for this port to load a cargo
of about 900 to3s of coal here Tor
ManZanillo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and hcTts, has tccn the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands II
women who have tren troubled with
d:splaccmcnts. IN Inflammation. ulcera-
ton. iibrnid tunorS. irregularities.
periodic pains. hacknche. that hear
ing-down feeling. fiatulency, indiges-
tiou, diyzipess, ornervous prustraticn.
Why don't you Try its
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
HOW THEY GROW

Mango grow fer me and you
Down in Florida.
Lime, hi; smiIin' ya:ler, too,
Down in Florida.
Land done make &c purse gro"
stout.
Praise de I.awd yOi hereabcui-
Down in Florida.
Orange purity a. de sun,
Down in Florida
Sweet pertate fine as fun,
Down in Florida
Land. hit turns mp laughiE' gold;
Come on DOWN an join d. fold.
Down In Florida
Pin, tree keep de sawm!ll righ'
Down in Florida
.pcssum's wairi- roun' at night.
Down in FlOTTa
Jes' so many TS;ESs Cas- hhe.
Live "a glosy. love and wine.
Down in Ficriia.
st. Augustine Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19

Young women are often great
sufferers for wasn't of proper advice
at Just the right time.
Mrs. Pinkhan, at Lynn, Mass, has
always issued to young girls a spec
ial invitation to write TO her about
their sickness. She is q mother,
and fully understands.
In nine chances out of ten your
case will be just the same as those of
the Young ladies whose letters follow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
Coal for Santiago.

The Norwegian steamship Frances
arrived in port yesterday from phiia-
delphia to load cargo of coal her"
for Santiago. Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19

40 u Generally Nsppsns
A man who tells all he Knows scoo
trups into he habit q tellius more
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19
BRYAN ENTHUSIASTS
CROWD CARNEGIE HALL

CONTINUED from First PageD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19

in the fact that tho Republican lead
efs have been representing taxation
as a blessing, and they naturally want
to give the people as much OF the
blessing as possible. TIL" Demo
cratic party believing that tax IS a
evil. endeavors t" limit the
tax TO the actual needs Of tn" govern
ment economically administered.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

nestle production and consumption Of
smoking and chewing tobacco fell on
approximately 100000 pounds from
1907, and even snuff fell on approx
mately 900 900 pounds.
While the use OF cigarettes has al
most doubled during the last ten
years, the consumption of domestic
chewing and smoking tobacco has adj
vanced from 237,132,710 pounds in
1893 to 364, 109,395 pounds in 1908; OF
snuff IRON l4.627,1O6 pounds in 1893
10 22,547,7e2 in 1908. and of cigars
from 5.o77, 2s7,s24 in 1899 to 1914
111,079 IN 1908.
In some respects cigarettes have
been badly slandered. The testimony
of the experts is unanimous that they
are not "doped," in spite of the
charges of many who have fought the
cigarette business. Nor is there any
thing harmful about the wrappers
commonly used.
The cigarette is dangerous because
of its very mildness. 1t is made usual.
ly of light colored tobacco which
contains comparatively small
amount of nicotine, and which is not
very iritant. Because it is so mild
smokers are able to inhale il deep
into their lungs, and there it gets in
its dirty work. In the lungs the par
titions between the blood and the out
doors are very thin. and there the Gig
arctic smoke has the finest opportu
nifty to leave its harmful elements be
hind.
1t is seldom that cigarette smoker
is found who does not iniale more OF
less; it is seldom that a cigar or pipe
emoker can be found who habitually
inhales at all. The smoke from pipe
of the average cigar is too strong fol
any lungs except those made Of leath
er. This view is reflected somewhat
in the report of SurgeOn-Genera
Rixey, who talks about cigafette smok
ing in connection with tuberculosis
The belief is that cigarette smoke
penetrating deeply, weakens the lung
and paves the way for tuberculosis
and other diseases of the lungs ant
throat
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
BIG CROWDS COMING
TO GREET FLEET
Melbourne With Not Indulge In
So Many Fomalities As
Other Cities.

MELBOURNT, friday, Aug. 2S.-
Great crowds are coming to this city
In anticipation of the arrival of the
American feet. The resources of the
railroads are being strained to the ut
most. The weather is duu and it is
feared the early part of the visit will
be marred by rain. Thousands of
persons are making arrangements to
proceed to the coast to witness the
approach of the ships, and entrance
into Port Philip. 80 miles distant
Miles of flags and banners are waving
and many pictorial designs are being
placed. 60
These include portraits of President
Roosevelt, Washington and numerous
groups emblematic of the concord be-
tween the United States and Australia.
Experience at Auckland and Sydney
has shown that the officers and men
do not enjoy the formal functions at
which attendance is compulsory, and
there is a big disposition here to min
imize formalities so that private friend
snip may be cultivated and informal
gatherings enjoyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 79&; Ameri-
can Smelling, 97A; Atchison, S9& !;
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul, IA;
New York Central, 1864; Pennsyl-
vania, 125 SIS; Reading, 1913 SIS; So.
Pacific, 104 3-S: Union Pacific, 1921 /;
U. S. Steel, 46 rs; U. S. Steel pfd.,
100 IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
CLEOPATRA SHELTER
SOON TO. BLOW IN
Four Hundred Tons of Ore Are
Already on the Dump
for Treatment.

PRESCOTT. Aug. 27.-It is expected
that the Cleopatra Copper company's
smelter win be in operation for ore
from the Cleopatra mine the last of
The sn-elrer tracks and
other machinery are now being placed
in shape to start the plant Four
hundred tons of ore are already on
the dump ready for treatment The
ore was made from the Cleopatra
mine in the Dillon tunnel. Il samples
from $40 to $50 ton, carrying copper
values from 10 to IS per cent The
Dillon tunnel is now in 5000 feet The
drift from the 1888 shaft Is being run
to connect with the tunnel and Is in
$50 feet. Connection will be made
with the drift and tunnel by running
about $50 feet. The tunnel viii be
1900 feet in length when it reaches
the 1855 shaft. The tunnel taps six
lodges, in all of which, there is a good
ore showing. Three leases of ore are
now being developed in the tunnel.
The first lens is in the Cleopatra mine.
through which the tunnel passes 400
feet Power drills started in opera
tons the other cay ons the Cleopatra
ore body. which is being mined 1,200
feet from the mouth of the tunnel.
The ore body is tapped at a depth Of
500 feet below the apex of the ledge.
Good ore is expected on the surface,
indicating that the saoot IS continu-
Gus from the tunnel level to the sur
face When connections are made
with the 1855 shaft the development
of the other edges tapped by the tun-
mel will be pushed.
The mouth Of the Dillon tunnel Is
in Deception gulch. Immediately SOUTH
east of the town of jerome. 1t runs
through the mountains south OF Je-
rene and the United Verde mine in
the direction Of the 1883 shaft. located
Immediately west Of the United Verde
company's shelters. It taps the SIX
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
TRIED HOLD-UP GAME
ON THE PRESIDENT

BORDEAUX. Aug. 27.--An extraor
binary story was told at the court mar.
tial today of p member of the Mill
tary ambulance corps. Camille Mar
quet, who is charged with attempting
to blackmail President Roosevelt Ac-
cording to the evidence before the
court, Marquet wrote the president
January 9, demanding, on behalf Of
My Society" without other specifica-
ton, $4,000 on account of services
rendered during the presidential cleo
ton" and promises further held
Receiving no reply to his demands.
Marquet wrote again March 9th, say
ing in conclusion: The highest heads
are no longer safe on their shoulders.
Look at Portugal" The president
handed the letters to the French con-
sui general, who communicated with
the French police and Marquet was
brought up for court martial The
youth got sixty days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

lodges at depths ranging from 900
to 1000 feet.
The Cleopatra Copper company
during the week put nine men to work
driving on ore bodies. This mine has
one compressor driving south drift
under the Winning tunnel. The shaft
will reach in about forty feet when
high grade gold and copper ores were
encountered. Then a rise will be
made of about 120 feet to connect a
shaft with the Dillon tunnel. The com
pTessor will be put on the ore bodies
encountered, which means from fit.
teen to twenty tons of ore per day
the last Of September.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
PREVALENCE OF CIGARETTE SMOKING
IN THE NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Spain is
getting her revenge. We whipped her
to finish ten years ago, and ever
since her avenger, little Insignificant
cigarette, has been getting in its dead
ly work The constitution follows the
flag and both in genial comradeship
sat down under tree and followed
the example Of the cigarette smoking
natives. The boys in blue. who fol-
lowed both the constitution and the
flag with patriotic feryer, Joined them
under the trees and took wbiff.
Surgeon-General RiXey has come
along with a startling story about the
increase of cigarette smoking in the
navy since the Spanish war. And now
John G. Capers, commissioner of in
ternal revenue, has discovered that
since the fiscal year 1899, which come,
under the Spanish war period. the peo-
pie of the United States have almost
doubled their annual use of manufact-
ured cigarettes. Uncle Sans children
made and smoked 2,S05, 230,737 of the
little coffin nails in 1899. And by the
year ending June 80, 1908, they had
worked up their appetites and capac
ity to 5,402 1886, 113. The intervening
period was marked by steady devel
opment of that banker which only the
cigarette satisfies.
Time was, in the good old days be
fore the Spanish war, when the cigar
and pipe and honest navy plug were
supreme. Ten years ago almost twice
as many cigars were used as cigar.
cites and the makings' was a term
seldom heard. The single decade has
made the cigarette the cigars close
rival. In 1908 the cigarettes of do
nestle manufacture reached the mum
Der of 5.402, 336.113, while domestic
cigsrs numbered 7,914,111.079. And il
the personally made and personally
smoked kind is taken into considera
ton, it is sure that the cigar has
dropped into second place.
The absolute triumph of the cigar
ette is demonstrated in its forward
stride during the year Of tight money
1t went ahead while other tobacco
products fell behind The total do
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
One Of the Veterans
Of Produce Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Henry
Wereeman, one OF the leading figures
in the cottonseed oil trade on the
Produce Exchange, has travelled on
the Sandy Hook line boats longer
than any other man in the financial
district He lives near Oceanic, New
Jersey, and has been a member of the
Wall street Jersey colony for more
than twenty-five years.
On the Ausbury Park coming to the
city Mr.. Workman said he believed
that September would be the pivot
month in the cottonseed oil.
The break in cottonseed OIL" he
said. especially i'll tae old crop OPP
tons, has been rue to a small crop
and a still smaller demand. There
is actually a considerable surplus in
oil at present Gauging things by the
reports of the cotton crop, the pros
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
4 JEWELRY Thief
IS NABBED IN PARIS
With Woman Accomplish He Is
Alleged to Have Stolen
$4,000 Worth.

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The police today
arrested an American thief known I'M
der the name of Benedict Lupaska,
of San Francisco, who the police say,
has for long time been victimizing
Paris jewellers. He was arrested after
having attempted to carry out bold
robbery. He drove TO the jewelers. in
an automobile with a female ac-
complete and asked to be shown jewels
Of great value.
IN the meantime the woman pre-
tended to faint and under cover Of
the confusion the man distracted a
number Of jewels. He was detected
in the act. however and at once seiz-
ed 1t is estimated his total recent
robberies will foot up to more than
$4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
GOMPERS CONFERS
WITH LABOR LEADERS
Who viii Be Identified With the
Coming Campaign-ShouId
Pull Together.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Presl-
dent Gompers mad a conference today
with labor leaders who are to partici-
pate in the political campaign as
speakers. Today's issue of the Fed
erationist, official organ of the Ameri-
can Federation, contains expressions
of opinion of the political situation,
pleding loyalty to the Federation's at
titude by John Mitchell and many sec
retaries representing national bodies
of laboring men.
In an official statement, GomperE
said since last October, two million
wealth producers have been thrown
upon the streets in idleDess. There rs
not and must not be created in q
United States" he says. "a permanent
army of unemployed workers"
Gompers says neither individually
nor collectively is the executive com
mittee annexed to any political party,
nor is the labor movement annexed.
Pull together and future is ours" he
says.