davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21
CONTRA Ia DEBILI-
dad. IT..
Las Pil10rBs RDsadas del Dr.. VIII
liams son 81 RsmetiO SoberanO
para Cobrar FueTzas J SaIud, CO.
mo Prueban estas dos Cagtas do
hlataDzaS.

La palnbra mDsbilidsd" antrs a. uua
poTCi6n de e0fGFmsdadeg mas m0nau Ieo
yes gus tisnen % oEiRan ca I8 CondiCi6n
do la aaDgr0. ACaFt ldoBB loa CaloHea 60
cuaudo 90 not6 gi uno eats NO Robugto y
pued8 EsaiatiE Ia fatigs; 81 IR Bapgro oB bus'
M, puFa y RbundantP. FL que 90 Rienta
fa't0 de f0eEEa 6 en0Egfs dsbs reCurrir &
an busn Femsdio para Ia Ssngra. LaB
PfldoFRB Rosadas del DR.. WilIiamu son
tal FemOdiO, Cuyo8 efsctos son de reStabls.
Ger 10 fueFsa = Ia vitalidad. PHuebas al
canto:
" DsDdo 1900 psdecf do una anfsrme'
dad que m6aiGon de aata pals no atinaron
cuTaEms. e8tando diVidid0B en- Bu opi.
ni6n acaFCR do Bu fndols"; sscpibs dsa1e
CidF0 MRtarzSB) 81 ComgFciRnte d. Juan
G6meS COn0Cid0 on CRBi t0dB la pFoVinCip,
, oontinGa "L0 CisRt0 co que me BGntis
d6bil, achGe0g0, gin fusEzRg, 6uimo 8 oneP'
gle Me fsItAbR el ap0tito, asntfa Tuideg
en- los oidos y padeOfa do inEomniO. Cuan'
do IcgEaba d0EmiE era con sObEesaltog.
Des0abG GstGE solo, pueB IA i'msnts me
mOlestabs; ca fn G0tAbR en- IN abatimitn a
to moral NADIA me era SgrRdSbl0. Estou
RfntOmaB m0 aftCtaban magoEmente duran'
to 0l veFan0. Me det0Emire pues & ponep
me 4 CuTaCi6n con Las PJfld0ERs R3aadaa
del DIR. Williamg, = me co grsto hacsE
ConBtaF p0F I8 pFG8sntG que mo cure radi'
CSImGnt0 con este exCalsnts pEspaEado'.
De Ia ciudad de BOIondE6n (MatAuzan)
eBCEibo 81 popular pEtfssoF dc instruction
pdbliCe 81 sE. Manuel l. DsIgado:
"DuEAnte dos amos hsbfs suftido uu
decAimient0 y dsbilidsd anmB. Me dabau
marcos, eutaba fslto de memoEia y me AGO
Habin una pOECi6n de Rfntomas que indicA
bO dsbilidad On Ia ssDgEa y Lon neEvios
Los m6diOoB que COnuu't6 no me ouEabAn ,
vaFiG8 medicines que tome NO me apFcvs
chAban. PeHo, ,lGup0 de vsEiEB peFIonar
qUe hSbfan tanido mug fslicoB yeuu'tsdol
CON Les PfldOFsB RosGdag del DR.. Wi;
IiRmS, y Opt6 poF hRCsr I'M susayo Ctu
elias D0Bpu6B del BPgundo pomo 70 mo
gentl mejoE. Al quintO 20 casi sstRba Gu
rado. PeEo no quiss raEaEme al casa. SIS
gUf hRHtA hAllsEmo del todo bien, 10 quo
Oonsogu1 al G6ptimO pomo. Lo Cual me el
grato C0DGignaE, con poFmiao do que Gee
publiCada aota CaTtS & OpCi6n dol Dr.. Viii
liAmB Medicine Co...
En 10 puEaz1 y RiquG88 de IL SaDgTC
estriba Ia vitslidGd. ESQ 60 10 que hace
de Las PfIdoTas Roaadas del DR.. William
para peTs0nRs pGlidRa. el aBpeclf 20 de fa
miIia mas popular dc loB tismpeB. En-
lRG botioaB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21
In gran mitin en- Gusyam8.
TormINd 1 las 1890 do Ia ROChO y ID CONufr0D
GlO paslbu Do 1000 persons.

En- Ol autom6viI del EG1or Ramon Aboy,
Que Oadi6 galOntOm0ntO, 80 tEASlRdaF0n aver
( Guyana Ion oERdoTeB unioniStaB que do
San juan 90 pTopOnfan tOmAr pREte en- Ol
mitin unionintA 0EgAnizadO Alll para aver
De San Juan faeron loG 1efiorsS Miguel
Guerra, OaystanO Coll -Cuohy, ]. de J. IT.
EoI JoR6 Ooll-OuChy. De Guyana =
ntFos punto1 dc lR illa tomaron tambi6n
nSPts On 81 mitin IoB Iof1oEOa LOd0, Al0griA,
Navarro. VOndrOllD MeItrO, @. D0min'
guaz r. LsbE6n.
El mitin comonS6 & lAG 6 do ID tAEdO y
dur6 haats laa II 80 dc lA noche Mas de
1000 psFaonaB llonRbAn lG eXtOnB0 plaza
dc Colon un eBpI6ndido EamilIete de be-
Ilas = di0tinguidas dHmNI oCupaban los
bslOonos del Casino do lG OOlOniA e3pRiiO'
ID = do otEoR 0difCioG dc lG eKpEOBAdG
plaza.
TodoB loB oFadoFO8 mOReCisEOn OntuAiRB'
tas mueatRaa de RpEObROi6n do 10 inmOnGS
OoncuxEenoia que Len ola = lR l0vantRdR y
COrFeCta nota de ConC0rdiR y patRioti8mo
fnspir6 los oloOuonts8 digOuRBOg do Lon ora
doFos do Ia Union do Puerto Rico.
Degpu6B del mitin fuOrOn ObB0quiadoG
Eo8 OEadoEas y viHitantSs de San Juan J de
lee otEas poblaCionoIs con una e1pl6ndidn
COna On que 20 pEOnunCiAEon patEi6tiCo-
bPindiR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21
Ia LEY PARA EL RE
20 de Ia region Sur
Como ha sidO apIObada P0I Ia lsgis,
IatuIa en- session Gxtiaor6inaTi8.

LEY pRov8yondo para lR contradiction 40
IN aiRtsma do siego, para fiiRF lou iBgre'
BoB que del Eiego 90 d0EivsD, para ma
aaig1aCi6n incidental dc dogCient0g mil
dollars, con sl fin de daF principle & ID
obEa y para otr0B f1eg.
DECRETEsB por 10 AHambloa Legin'
lAtivN do Puerto Rice:
SsCci6n 1A.-PoR IR pE0Hent8 Ba RsiguR
10 C0ntidRd do d0gCi0ntoB mil dollars, 10
que dc sgR BumR fuaBa nGCeBaEio, do CuRl'
quieF dineF0 On TosoFaHfR no agignRdo pa
20 OtFRg at8nCi0nsg, con 0l fin de daF ter
minO & lP preparation do log pianos Gs'
pGCifCRCioneB pazR Ia construction de IN
niGtsma do Riego para Gl diHtEito COmpEsn'
dido, apEoximRdamante, entire 9l rio de
PAtiIlaE, poE ol Este, , los tsEFsnOB EsgA'
bleg ambRB m6TgsnGB do amb;B rios = 81
rio PoEtugU6B poE Ol Gents, y para pTinCi'
poE y llGvaF RdOIants 10 obFR de ConBtEuC
Ci6n del miBm0, = lou gRBtoB F0lacionadeB
CON dichR 0bF8, hRsta t8nto est6n Dip uni.
bleB fondOB BufcientoB en- el TsnOE0 de I0
venta de bOn0D pROViAtoR EaVR eEe deeEGtO
legialativ0.
ssoCi6n 2 La Cantidad que, de IG an
tediCh8 sumR do dosCiantog mil dollars,
que por l9 pFG3ente 90 aBigna, 90 hubiGa0
pOgRdO C0ntratadO pagRR con cargo 6
IR menCionada aRignaCi6n, BsF6 EointegFR'
do al TsBOreF0 dc Puerto Rico con int0Ee'
aOB Rl tFG8 poF Ci0ntOs do loB fondOg que
llsgaB0n mRnoB del TeBoF0Fo pFoCedent88
do IR vsntR do IoB bonoB ant9FioEm0nt0
mOnCi0naboB, diCha cRntidad GO csEgarG
10 CuGnts general de dicho pFoyeCt0 do
Ti0go ConHideRGnd0Ia como palte integF0n.
to del migm0, de mRneFR que pu0d8 ino
OluiEs9 Gn el plan que 10 Icy diBpone para
Gl Veemb0lg0, m0diante taBaCi6n = CobEo de
contribuCiones BobEe los teEFencB que han
dc g0E bensfCiRdOV, Eeg6n 10 diBpuOAto Sn
la pTeBsnts.
ssCCi6n 3.-El pFoduOto do 10 vsntA de
l0B b0n0B , toda cRntidRd dPidinGFo que 90
d0v0nguQ On viEtud dc lR impoAici6n de
C0ntribuOi0neB y Ia ysnta de sgUR ? fusgBa
m0tFiS On Gl diAtRitO de Fieg0D iDgTeBaFG
On Gl Teg0Fo do Pt0. Rico, on IN fondo do
dGp6sit0 que 90 d0nominaF6 FONDO DE
RIEGO, cen auiGCci6n, no cbBtant9, laE
dispoRicione1 do IL SaCci6n % de eats Ley.
DiCho fondO pOdFG BubdividiFB0, para fnsa
do GAtSdfBtiCa, On 10 foFm8 que 0l Auditor
pTescFibi0T0. TOd0 ga0tO para 10 ConntEuo'
Ci6n y C0nBsEvACi6n del BiAtemR dc RiPgo,
y TODD psg0 do intOEsBsB y del capital dG
CuRIquisEa dsudR on que 90 incuFEa para
ls construction dol mOnCionado sintem8,
10 pagAEa del mencionado fondo de dep6ai
TO, m0dianta libFami0nto del Auditor, re
frGndado poE 81 gobsFnRdoF.
(V6ag0 Ia 0diCi6n de mAfAnB)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOB.- Las
prOpiedades alimenticias Y nutritivas del
aceite de higadO de bacalaO dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entTan en- la
cOmpOs' 'cion natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son d1gerIdas y 8similadas con mucha
mas fac1lidad que las Otras, debidO la pre-.
sencia en- ell Rceite de bacalaO de ciertOs
cOmpuestOs deriVadOs del h1gadO, Que per-
miten la prOnta emulsificaci0n del aceite
pOr lOs fuidOs del est6magO v hacen Que
su absorci6n pOr la membrane mucOsa Sc
lleVe efectO con mas f8cilidad con mas
rapideZ que la de ninguna Otra grasa
Las gras8s que Ell Rceite de hGgadO de
bRcaIRO cOntlene, aparte de su pOderosa IA
cult8d de nutriF, no %pOseen ningdn ValOT
terapeut1cO-y los OtrOs elementOs naturR-
les que son parties de su composition posi-
ble que ntngunO de ell0s pueda eiercer en-
el sistema cUalquier efectO terapeuticO.
Es evidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
cAlaO es un alimentO y no una medicina y
que tOdas sus Virtudes Rlimenticias est8n
en- las grasas que entr8n en- su composition
~ pOr cOnsiguiente tOdas las preparacio-
nes que pretenden estaF hechas de los prin-
cipiOs activOs del aceite que Sc Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOductOs fraudu.
TentOs de la especulRci0n mercRntil y del
chaFlatanismO. DichOs preparados no con-
tienen ninguna de las pFOpiedades nutriti-
bes y recOnstituye del aceite de hGga-
Qc de bacal2O, pOrQue carecen de La grasa,
"
menta-su cOmpOsici0n tiene mucha seme-
ianza con la de los COCKTAILS-ys su uso
puede en- OcaciOnes c8UsaF perjuicfOs con.
siderables los enfermOs pOr la gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y Otras suDstancias naTc6ticas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estTicninR.
Esas preparedness, que se dicen con
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hfgadO de baealaO, son especialmente pc
ngrOsas para las cEiaturas, para los nifiOs
para las j6venes y sefiOras, quienes por su
naturaleza delicada y temperamentO espe.
oial no pueden resistir sin grandes que.
brantOs para su salud los efectOs deleteriOs
del alcohol, de la estricninR y OtraB subs
tanciRs en6rgicas.
Ell aceite de h1gadO de bacalao es Gin.
sustituible como alimentO--cOmO un re,
cOnstituyente pOderOso de la sangre, de los
tejidOs, de los nerviOs y de los huesos--y
ell mOdO mas raciOnPl de administrator
segdn 10 ha prObadO la experiencia demas de
30 afiOs y segdn Ia opinion un1versaEde los
medicOs, es Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas purO J
de OtrOs ingredientes que aumentR con
acknowledgements Ia eflcacia nutEitiVa de-
aCeita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

taIaCi6n de una plantR E.6ctrica nuevs &
favor del municipio absn6ndo anuRlmente
intsEeBe8 y amOTtisaCi6n del capital en-
plOad0, bien BobFe otFRg baHOs diatintag que
% la oCuEEan 6 loB intsFeBRdoB, paFo aiem.
pre- eatkndo entire loH limites dc la aHigua'
Ci6n anteR dichR.
81 COneejO Municipal EssoIvsEG 10 mas
Convsnisnt0 aus interests antss del 81
de DiCismbEs de 1908. no nin ants8 hRber
convenido Las CondicionOs do dataIIaB con
ol particular Oompafifa sgraciads. Es
te empezRE6 ga C0ntgato ol 1 dc Junio de
1909. ser posible. Ouale1quieFa aolRra
Ci6n que 90 pidR &uteH del Is de Octubrc
de 1908, ssE6 Huministrada los intsrs1a
dos poP 0l alCRld0 do Ia oiudad.
Bias @. SiIva.
27vG City. EDgF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
congtant0 exigtsnCis de los siguisntsg ins'
tFumsntol: Flautinss, Flautag, TsgcOTolaa,
ObOeg, Rsquintos, OIarfnetsg, Fagoteg,
ViOline1, ViOlonCalIos, ContEabaios, Man,
dolinag, Bsndurriag, GuitaEEaB, OoEnotinos.
Onovens1, Tromb0ns8D Bsrftonoz, BombaE,
dinol, HeliOones, (bajos) TEi6ngulou, Pla'
tlloa RedoblAnto1 y Bombo8. M6todou
do BOlfeO , para toda clare do ingGrumon'
to8. Accessories y m6Eioa On general.
San Juan, 2. B. ApaPtsdo n6m. 21G.-
ORlls do Allan 21 Sol nfna. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

g0g.
No 90 00to docir que Mambf no Bs8 bus'
no, no. Para otEa CaFEeFa, tisns Adopti-
vO qua apEstRFDO No hay ensmigo p0qus'
no y Mambi 90 grande.
UnAs buenaS caFEsEaB y una tarde deli
CiOBa, eBtivAl. Latina que 0I ndmero dc
distinguidaB damRB fueFR s8caBo. iuB
psnBRd0 lR diFeCtivR Ai l8 convendEfa CGdeE
gratis Los pslCOI para laB damaAP
ApuntamoB l8 idea, que OTOOmoB no
echAFG en- divide la Directive, por Ri le
OonvinisFe' Yo CEeo que sl.
CAeIMTRO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21


~ 7 ~ ~ ' 49, F'~ 19 "S c'nSe'uen'
sa asa dss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21
TOribiO Rivera hisre graVsmAnte a
Ramona Rivera.
So sulGIdO dOgBuOs

En- la S.Cretarfa do Puerto Rico irfor.
mar0n hoy al ''rOpOEtsE" de ''Ls CoEEsE-
pondenOiR" que en- Visques hAbia OCurrido
un doble CEfm0n.
ToEibio Rivera, que e1taba EeCIufdo On
10 c6ECol dc VieqOOV, De 05CaF6 del penal E
hiFi6 gFAvemento Ramona Rivera. Dan,
pueI 30 suicide 0l expF0nado pr6fugo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

0IumnoI dol Ter. = del %. sfiO, 81 mismo
il Ia p. m.
Central Grammar. del 80.
grRdO, 0l "a de SsptismbEs Las s am;
GlumnoB del 70. gVAd0, 81 miEmo dfB Ia
l p. M; OlumnoD del s.. gERdO, 81 25 de
SsptiOmbTe & Las 8 a. m; alumnoB del 80.
gFAdo, sl miImO die & 10 l p. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21

-EGt6 pEobRdo que 10 buono niemprs do
mejoE F0BuItAdO que 10 mNlo, y vem0B oOto
On 10 RopG q. vOnd0n P. sohirR y Co., que
Oh ID mOjOr pOF o. CIagO y ConfsCci6D, Eisndo
0l pF0Cio al alcRnCe de todaB Les foEtunaG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-21
Central High and Grammar School.
Sm lu0n, PuOrtO Rice

La matriCula do Lon aIumno8 dc Ia Gen.
frAI High and GEamm9E School 30 llsvGE6
& Cabo como Eigus;
OSNGrGI High-AIumnoB' del 3F. ? dol
40, GGO, d % DO sOpiOmbEO & lNB 8 D. m.I
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03
RAILROADS ANSWER
 CLUB ALLEGATIONS
All Formalities Preliminary to Hear
 ing Before Interstate Commerce Commission Have Been Disposed of.

Last September the Maricopa Coun- ty Commercial club filed with the interstate commerce commission, charges against thirty railroad com panies alleging unfair freight rates, the effect of which was a discrimina- tion against the commercial interests of this valley. The NJ X P. and the s. F. P. & r. were among the num- Der cited. The railroads have now filed their answers with the commits sion and copies of these answers have been received by the Commercial club, those of the local lines being more comprehensive as they were more eX- tensively affected by the allegations
 It is understood that on the occa- sion of the conference of railroad traffic men here some time ago cer- tain concessions in rates between Cal ifornia and Phoenix were made and have been complied with or are now undergoing revision by the tariff men in accordance with those promises. A changing of rates from the east. the answers say, was not promised at the time. In general the answer is denial of the allegations that the rates have been discriminatory, when all phases of the situation are taken into consideration.
 The time and place for the hearing of the case have not been set by the commission but it is probable it will be held in Phoenix where the charges originated and where the local con- ditions can better be given considera- ton.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03
ARIZONA BANKERS
 WILL MEET AT B|SDEE
The Program of the Fifth Annual
 Convention Beginning December 4.

1 The fifth annual convention of the Arizona Bankers association will be ! held at Bisbee on December and ,. , Special arrangements have been made by the local members of the associa- ton to extend the hospitality of the city to their guests. A round trip rate l of one and quarter fare has been se- cured on all roads in this territory and New Mexico for this occasion. Persons desiring to attend are instructed on buying their tickets, paying a full one way fare to take a certificate from the agent and which when properly signed after arrival at Bisbee will enable the holder to secure his return ticket at One-fourth the regular fare. The following program for the con- ventiOn has been arranged:
 First Day-10 A. M. Address of Welcome-Hon. George H Neale. Mayor of Bisbee. Response-John NJ Ormsby. Presi- dent
 Prayer-Rev. W. E. Spicer. Address of President.
 Report of Secretary.
 Report O. Treasurer.
 Report of Executive Council Address-Hon. Sims Ely, Bank Comptroller of Arizona.
 Afternoon Session-2 p. M. Selection of Vice Presidents of Counties.
 Address-HOn. Stoddard Jess, First National Bank, Los Angeles.
 DiscussionD Address-Hon Herbert B. Penney, Consolidated National Bank, Tucson.
 DiscussionD Naming of Committees to Nomiate officers.
 Second Day-10 A. M. Report of Nominating Committee. Address-SOme Suggestions, Hon. Moses B. Hazeltine, Bank of Arizona Prescott.
 OiscussiOnl Address-Lessons From the Panic, F. w. Kayser. First National Bank, Fl PasO.
 (Discussion) Roli Call by Counties for Remarks for Good of the Order" Election of Officers.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03
A FALLING REVOLVER.
Probably Fatally Wounds Pasadena
 Chief of Police.

Riverside, Cal. Dec. 2.-Captain w. B Johnson, chief of police of River side accidentally shot himself at noon today and will probably die. While chOpping wood a A caliber Colts re- vOlver fell from his pocket and was discharged the bullet entering his left lung, severing an artery.
 He is 6S years of age, and for twen- ty years has lived in this country. For four years he was sheriff He was a veteran of the civil war and promi- nent in politics. He formerly lived at San Jacinto, this county.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03
THE WOMANS SHAME
 KNOWN ID HUSBAND
That Much Brought Out at Yester- days Examination of Mrs. SteinheiI

Paris, Dec. 2.-The examination of Mme. Rudolph Steinheil. suspected of complicity in the murder of her hus- band and mother in this city last May, was continued today.
 The whole sordid story of the wO- mans life, whereby for years, with her husbands knowledge and con nivance, she kept up an appearance of luxury before the world, has now been told and this afternoon Mime. Steinheil was cross-eXamined with re- gard to the murders. The examina- tion is being conducted in secret.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03

It h CrystaIIized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem bright Then keep a box handy Of CrystalIized canoy To keep you feeling right And if there is a girl expecting That you will call tonight,
 lf you want a kiss that
 ls brim full of bliss, get A package of crystaIlizsd Candy
 At DonofrIo.'
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03

Finest Burbank potatoes ever brought to Phoenix $1.75 per cwt. at Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-03

Mrs. Sam White is tired of buying ground coffee. She buys -Folgers Golden Gate whole roast and grinds it.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
THE REAL ISSUES.

! How to keep the question OF
government by injunction and the
1 guard question from being a
real issue in the present campaign
IN this state is worrying the
Elkins' ring-ruleIs and union sup
pressers more than they admit.
The working masses believe that
they have the guard system
rulers ON the hip in connection
with these issues, ana are doing
everything i'll their power TO retain
their advantage and expect to
force public announcement as to
their attitude on these questions
and other labor measures from all
candidates.
The guard system as main
tanned in many sections of the
state is one of the greatest vio-
lations OF the law being permitted
TO exist in America today. The
Injunction cases that have arisen
IN the state have caused great
suffering among the toiling masses.
he injunction that vas so sweep
ing and remarkable that il aroused
vigorous protests throughout the
country and even in the United
states Senate was one issued some
months ago by Federal Judge Day
ton III this state. enjoininy the,
officers of the United Mine Work
elS OF America from irwin" to
unlonlze the employees Of u mining
company operating mines in sever
al counties OF our state
Will the candidatcS come out i'm
the open and declare whether they
favor peoples rule or ring rule of
the corporations and political
trlckster>. Will they declare for
freedom Of speech and press or
align themselves with "guardism''
and political corruption
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
THE STATE CONVENTION.

On October j. the West Virginia
State Federation Of Labor convcn-
lion Will convene in the city of
Clarksourg. IT will be one of the
most important meetings ever held
under the auspices of this body.
We take this opportunity to urge
upon all the different unions Of
this section that they be represent
ell with their full quota of dele.
gates when the convention is called
to order.
There is an especially strong
reason why every union should
make an extraordinary effort to
have representation present at this
convention. We have been in the
thick OF struggle. cruel: heartleSS
and pitilcSs. that was forced upon'
us by Il cunning. crafty enemy.
Our enemies have left no stone un-
turned that they might accom-
pllSh their unhHllowcu designs to
sweep organized labor from our
state. We have seen evidences
time and time again that miSreprc-
ScntatlOn is the chief test of their
weapons. Therefore it bchouvcs us
that we do nothing in the WAY of
commission or omission that by
the interruptions Misrepresentation
OF our enemies may be used to
leopardlze our ultimate chances of
organizing Vest Virginia.
To our mind it would be :,
serious sin of comissiOn to neglect
| this matter Of delegates to the
state convention. 1t may not be
very convenient for some of the
union delegates to spare the time
required. but for the sake Of pre-
senting Il solid front TO the enemy
every delegate elected should max,
/ 1t his duty to attend. We should
make the convention 50 large ant
so enthusiastic that there will b,
no possible chance in the world TO,
the union busting corporations O.
the state to further their fatuo,ls
/ belief that it is all over but tn,
! shouting Just let them know
that If they have elected to beyil
the fight, that we. for our part
are like General Grant, and con
slider that we have Just started.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

trades unlOnism, properly .un-
deistood. is not alone protective to
It's own members, but a distinctive
factor III securing better CON
dltlons for all, even for the non
unionist, and it makes for higher.
citizenship and Incidentally the
pcrpctuatlon of the republic.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Wake up. come to the union
meetings and help improve con.
dltlonS: YOU cannot make them too
good. If YOU cannot speak, YOU
can think and vote. Throw per
Sonal prejudice to the wind and
Vote Tor the greatest good to the
greatest number. Will you do it ?
1t Is up to YOU.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Van tlcave and the Manu-
iacturers' Association who raised
81. 100000 with which to wage Il
fight on organized labor are uSin"
that fund to elect one. Bill Taft.
the originator OF injunctionS
against the trades unions and the
opponent Of trial by jury.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

In speaking Of the guard >,vs
tenn i'll his peonage message
Governor Dawson said: 1T is sub
mitted in all candor that il is not
to the best interest Of the owners of
these col]ieries to employ such
lawleSS men or to Justify the out
rageouS acts committed by them. =
Yet there has been no steps taken
by the officials to enforce the laws
which clearly shows that the cor
poration rules both state and
county, officials
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Cihon men question all the
candidates as to their standing on
the guard question and other
labor Legislation and insist upou
them answering your questions and
stating whether they will be rep
resentativcs of the people or the
criminal trusts and political
crooks.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

lone of the most dangerous
evils Of shr day is the non-en-
1orccment OF the laws. and the
consequent disregard of and CON
tempt for law said Governor
Dawson i'll his special pconage
message, that exists in the .'guard'i
ridden sections of our state. Who
Is to blame for this state of affairs z
W orklng men study over this be
tore you cast your ballot this fall.