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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

SeSt milijonov funto, ram ga
.iveza. kakor mesa. molse kr m
piria, masla, RIA itl. j. cdr jen,
y" moStvo zvezinc mornarice. k
terra koI po pacif.SEen ocnnu.
Sprico takih dciStev imano kri-
20 in brezpoSelstvo lanku 5. par
let lie pomislite! Taap ogrom-
10 mnozino ziveza vrrr zrclo
militarizma, XII niti ma marie ne
Fo1-iSti pr letariartu. Ali ne
bi bilo bolje. ko bi tn z,cel nneli
delavci. ki 50 ga pridelai. po-
m"rNtaki naj bi 81 produktiv-
nim dclom Sluziii svoi kruh? So
eialiSti so "a 10.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Armada brezposelnih je arma-
.da miSlecev. Misl;ti jih je nau-
ella kriza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

/vezina armada i'm mornarica
hirati ma pomanikanju moStva.
Lcpodoncci inScrati niti u>tna
agitaciia agentov ne more priva-
biti doyoli kandidatov "a mill
tarizem. Iuamenir casa Mladc-
niti Si raj iS6ejo druzega kruha.
kakor pa >luzbc morilcev. Use
potaSi bodo Sprcvidcli proletarci.
ia koplicio Sami >chi grob. ko Y
>ramotnih uniformah >trcljaio ma
>vojc bratc ma komando onih.
litcri cnako izkoriScaio ubiialcc
in ubitr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

ProletarcL spominjajte Sc
"Prolethrea' V di'i&bah. zabav-
Lih yeterih in ma yeselicah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Telesna suznost je odvisna cd
sWnjih misli. Clovek, Xxi misli
podaniSko in vcruie. da morajo
biti gospodje in hlapci. tax Glo-
vek je ponizen suzeni in priprav-
lien hlapGevati vSakomur, kdor
ga hoGe izrabiti. In to velja tudi
V naSi razredni borbi. Dokler
bodo delavci podaniSko suznjis-
XIII misli. tako dolgo bodo tudi
ma telesu suznji kapitalizma. Re-
volucijonirajte torej svoj duh;
oslobodite svoje misli liz okovov,
Xxi vam branijo misliti wee nego
vam dovolijo oni, XII vas izkoris-
cajo do mozga; zavedajte sc. da
ste pred vsem ljudje jednakimi
prayicami do vsega zemeljskega
bogastva = in mezdne suznosti
bode kmalo konec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Socializacija Sloveske druzbe
romeni operacijo po dolgi mucni
bolezng.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Privatnh, bOgastyo je tatvina.
Sodrugil Pripravljajte Sc "a
vodilno agitacijo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

MarSikteri delavec bodc dru-
gate miSlil pri prihodujih VOLT
yah. kakor je pred Stirmi lett.
Spomin ma >edanje "poGitnica"
loo en- glaS wee "a socialiste.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

soDRUGI, ZAPoMNITE 81:
NASE NAJBOLJE OROzJE
PRoTI KAPITALIZMU, JE So
CIALIsTIcNo CAsoPIsJE. IN
"PRoLETAREC" JE JEDEN
TEH.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Socializem je alarm "a postav-
ne tatove in roparje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

kaj bodo socialist naredili ;
kapltalISti. ko dobe vlado svoie
roke, To ypraSanje nam veckrat
prilcti ma uSeSa. Odgovor ie la
HEX: nc kapitalisti bodo zivcli
ma TEN. kar bodo producirali.
halti hr'z produktivncga della
me- boo icla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Iapomnite 81 pri vsakem "bu-
cketu' premoga, kterega vrzete V
pee da kurite 2 mesolu in krvjo
oilh 22.S40 premogarjev. XII So BIZ
Ii zadnjih sedemnaJst L.; um1rje-
nj prcmogovih jasnah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
$4,000 .brezposelnih v Chicago

/adnJ1 tedcn Sc Je Sele poSrecI-
10 podati . tovim Stati>tikom ma
tancno Stevilo brezpcSelnih delav-
crv l>trokovuih IN navainih). XII
Iohajkujejo % ulicah I'm okoli
tvornic. deiavuic p,odajaluic ito
>vctovu"ga mySia Chicago. ST.
Nilo ie ogromuo in Skoraj ncvriet-
i.o: 13S.95O. To >tcvilo jp dati-
ron 10. ianuri"m. NSteii so
>irokvni (mizarii. cirarerii. M
'akHrii ~tavbarii. kIoja6i. tSkar-
81. brzojavni1arji. koudukterii in
mo'"rmam ce>.nih zelezuic. klcr-
ki knjigoyodjo. Stenografi. voz-
r'ki itAl in uavadni d"lqyci. ali
cHinarji. kterih ie ma tisote in IT,
sctr In ktere primeio "a del1 bo-
ui>i tvornicah ali ma prnStem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Ialon y draw We>t Virginia
Irepoyodujc detkcm izpod Stiri-
naiSt let delo prrmogokopih.
Nako Sr laStniki pr mogclopov
or/c tcva lakona. dokamir d.j-
.tvo. ko So po zadnji kata>troii
4 Monongahu prinesli ma Tovr>je
truplice malega komai trinaist-
lctuega detka. NpraSamo ,orcj.
ali nj "a kapitaliSte res nobcucga
lakonao Pred SodiS6a mimi in
" jeco. &c je Sc kaj pravice ma
>vctu,'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Povejte mi Samo en- zakon. kite
RI je bill prcdlozen in uveljavlien
Y koriSt delavStva, Ali so kedaj
Slznjedrzci naredili zakon in
tereSe Svojih >uznjev2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
100000 V New Yorlu.

oS'eiuji odbor zdruieuih d.
lav~k.h uuii New Yorku poroca.
da lc po >krhncm raGunu TEN
mcStu 10000 brenpoSelnih DELAY
-.n,. t-..L .arnI-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
Delo in delavci.

po vseh drzavah, stole danes V
n.ilJe d lgih vrStah ma postajah.
Ma rcStajallscu Chicago Milwau-
'Aee x st Paul zeleznice Gale
woodu, Ill.,. ktero je po velikosti
drugo Y dr1avi Illinois, je na IL
Sc'e teh kar, XII jih nimajo "a kaJ
rabbit. lSta zclezniSha druzba ic
tudl odpravila dvaindvajset loko-
motiv, ktere so rabili IN premi-
kanje tovornih kar ma izogibaliS
cih. Samoumevno je, da je mos
ivo teh lokomotiv tudi izgubilo
Ja1O
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

NapreJ, sodrugi! Vedno ma
pref
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Delavc. vrzsni IL della rapu-
hlilau~ki Pennsylvania in y d.
mokratitncm MiSsouri-ja rutiio
emo i'm iSto grcnkoSt pralneca ze-
lodca. Ne republikanska nit de
mokratiiHcm MiS>ouri-iu cutiio.
oa druse Dclavci Pyun,lyva-
niii. M'S~ouri-iu in pov~,d dru-
d, Kallo hi Sc vam zIclo. kp
hi bili ii goSpodarji svojega de
Ia' Kako mora priti do teIa
Gla>uite IA SocialiSte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
Prazne kare - govorijo o krid.

-"JIVTeSI UUNdN EVoPONdIShV
mizerije V dezeli so nest Ell tovor-
nj vagoni. kteri pocivajo-praz-
n V nedoglednih vrstah ma zelez-
riSkih iDogibaliScih V Chicagi in
Crlgod. Kare, ktere so leto "a
letbm dovazale in Odvalale farme-
iske pridelke, industrijske izdel-
Ike, premog. drva, zivino in meso
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Delavci So lahko brez kapita-
liStOv. docim kapitalisti ne more
10 biti brez delavcev. Ali nj to-
rel cas-. da delavci obracunajo 5
kapitaliSti2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

PetnajSt milijonov Gciavcey M
Sc republike nina niti enega e.
dinega zaStopnilSa korgresu.
Dvanajst tiSoc bankirjev in petds-
set tisoc advokaeoy ip;a pa v,a
rstopnike, lIar jih je Y kongresu.
S'natu in kabinetu. y: cuda to-
rc.. da delavci in farmerji tako
"apredujejo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Delegati mirovne konferencc
llaagu So zborovali ri dni; imeli
50 BIZ banketov. kteri so stall
S523.OO0. SkratlSa: mirovna kon-
ferenca Stane razne drzave preko
tri milijone dOlarjev. In kaj je
storila dobrega konferencaG Alb
solutno mic, Bill je navaden inter
nacijonalni "bnncc-spiel''. ktere-
.ga@sa. ignsh- IN; 81. sainaxe. ma
stroSke bedakov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Noben clovek NJ goliufa dru-
gace. kakor IA profit; nobcn clo-
vek ne odobrava goljufije druga-
&C.. kakor "a profit Profit ie
fundament vSakega zlocina in
zloGin bo ekSiStiral tako dolgo.
d0kler bode profit -SiStem.
CloveSka druzba je podobna
panju cebel Produktivni Stanovi
in proletarcb Sploh so cebele. kite
re- letajo od zore do mraka in no
sijo med. Kapitalisti so pa trotje.
,kteri posrkaio mad, brez da bi
Kaj defaii NJ se'tr0dtIT zsnt-rrue
troti,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
OdpuScanie delavcev.

Illinois Central zcl zaica j, d.
Siovill ul >vojih progah 1910 de
itvc.v icloma radi go>pod1rSFe
rriz' d'loma pa trH vsleI tcgl.
h,r ie v~lcd lime postal dclo ma
Ira>tem n mog d..
Y Eyclethu. Mimi. e odpuS e
Isih nelat rih rujnikih zelezue
rude Skoro polovica dclavcev
V Park City. Utah. so april
rudnikc Okrog 1000 ruddri,v
Je izgubilo delo.
Soddy Coal Co. ie ustavili 1,-
10 svojih premogokopih. 16 mill
I'd Cha'tanoge. Tenn in dpusti-
Ia 500 premogarjev.
Folozaj Glencoe, o, in blizini.
V prcmogokopih V Glencoe. O..
ri~mo cutili krizc do Novega le-
ia. Cd tera casa delamo pa sa-
mo vsak drugi dan in ne zasluzi-
mo vec. kakor po 81. Govori Sc
tudi. da s. b dclalo Samo diva dni
Y tedhu.
HelczarSkc fabrike BellwoOd.
w. Va. potivajo IL mad tri mcSc-
&C. V teh fabrikah je delalo do
1000 delavcev V Bellaire. o..
il okolici tudi pociva dclo V zele-
zerskih fabrikah.
Pri ostAlih premOgokcpih V O.
hio Sc 6uti ze dali casa kriza. e.
cnac Nembergar.)
Prazne kare - govorijo kriz.
NajlepSi dokaz gOspodarske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Delavec, Xxi proizvaia vse in
naJboljSe stvari ma svetu "a
druge. a sam je lacen in raztrgan.
je podoben onemn i6loveku. XII ie
preplaval 6isto vodo zato. da Sc
jc ma drugem bregu napil - IL
mazane mlake. Ali razumete. kaj
So To pravif
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
1fo foe brezpoSeb Kri nj yee,
description Rates.:

United States and Canada. 81. 90
year, 75c half year. Foreign
countries So year, 81 half year.
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NEW YOnK sTorK mAnNHr.

Reported over privatc wires os Prince < Whitely members or the New York and Boston Stock t.Xchangas
 New York office, 52 BroadwAy, ana l5
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
CLOSING PRICES

Reported aver private wires of Prnco < Whitelv, members of tho New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, Naw YOrlF oti0e 5e b,oalwAy and l6 Ipntnr sIl--nl N,,. IInrnn Conn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
MI.celInncou. noni.,
HEADS kNiCkERpoCkER TRu ST.

'GN-d,vtdend&
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r. C. Malcotl to br Vice President of
 Rc-organlcd Company

New York; Dee. la-F C., Nalcott was yesterday elected Nicc-p president of the knickcrhopker Trust company. He was very active in the work of the committee of reorganization which resulted in the reopcuue of thn com- pauy Since its re-oponine he has been conspicuous in its management and it is largely due to his energy and ability as an effective organizer that the trust company has made such q splendid showing since fits rc- sumption Mr. Waleot is i'm every way fitted for the position for which he has been elected. tie received his A, E. from Vale in 1891,
 With the selection of Mr. WalcotL Yale's class Of '9l now has 2S bank CTS on the roster In this class, with which Mr. Walcott was graduated, were 32 colleagues who entered tho manufacturing business, Among these was Mr. Waleott
 After resigning from the presidency of tho New York Mills company he moved to this city and was prevailed upon to aesoriatc himself with the commitec Of reorganization of the Entekcybockpr Trust company, that they might have thc benefit of his ability in this work lie Is still presl- dent of tho Walcott X Campbell Spin nna Con The Equitable Warchousing Co.,, both of New York Mills, and is director and officer in other local com- panics,
 The knickerbocker Trust company has done remarkably Wcll II was tho largest of tho institutions which closed its doors in thc recent panic and has been able in the last eight months to anticipate ifs payments to doposjtors mp to February 19l0 or in other words lt has accomplished in d few months, what if wac expected to
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
RnIIrnnh Sinrlin.
nnllrond nunr..

Berkshire stRy 5sdue 1892 loo Bos. x Y Airline is, 05G a1 10l Bridgeport Trle bs 043 l05 Bristol Tramway iias,lai5 9S Cons Ry X l.. < & stamp lools I0i Cons Ky. lehl............ 9lL '92as Cons Ky. ts, lpi6. ..... a3 cons RN dCbs iNas,,...., Sn ID X x is. la56 .ssttt.. 96la Harlem X r. C. 4s. i9ll.. 9Sh
 da le. ia57 s.s...... gS lol HuusAntnnIc is lgl0.,,.. 9ai
 dn 3H tn&l.,.t. .s...,,, Iliis Nar comp ss la43...,.t. l03 Merldcn sr as due 1921 tofts NaugHtltk is, iea4.s..., aS Northampton 6. aoa iobA N IT Center ds, ia33 1d6is Nil&Drfby lst js,duelalS tdEla N 7i x W H. aa. 1912 loilg N Il Street. Is. lal4 a....lnla, New Len St 5s. 1923 to4 NY, \. Ii eonv 3ns. 966 aS 9e N N, N i X Ii hs. laiS lSaie lGl
 do slas, lg5a .st..4.st St s6ta N. '. x \. E Is. tst5 5... 9s ioli. Norch st Ky 6s 1928 idi Prov security Is lHb1... s4is Se shorc Line 4ias. l9lU..,, l00h \. |. X \. F. is, lsi5.... 9T lOl Wor. & Ct. East las l943 iVl i02i9
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BOSTON STocIl WAniIMr.

Reported ever private wires of Horn,
 blower q, Weeks, members Ot tho Now York and B0ston Stock EA.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-14
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Corrected daily by KlmD cly, Root X ,o. Investment Brokers, !s2 Orange
NIisreIlnnrl,uA stockL,

Far Md. Asked . American Brass .... lo0 loS ll3 ! American Hardware, 100 llj l2n | Cumberland Teiepuc l0n l2T t2H Edison Elec. Boston loo "aj gio Edison EL Eights.t,. -- l.50 200
 'In Silverutd .,.. 100 60 GG N H. Gus Mghts. - llo l25 N u. Water ...,.t.. so oi N F. X \. J. Ts... loo ll& It7 ! NY.& N,JrtlElgHts --- gA gta Peck, Stow tS Wilcox. 25 AGls +S Security Insurance, 1l 45 x N F. Tel.t,.... 100 lIS ign . Swift X Co,.,,,.,,,. 100 1o3 lUa', l. Isnifrd IlNtminlfiug lOW IEt
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40 CHURCH ST
The Union Trust Co.

NEW HAVEN.
 Chartered by the State Of Connecticut with authority to act as Executor, Ad- ;hinlstrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under vii; or deed
 Is tegai depoGltory of money Iaid in- to Court, anu Public Trust Funds, acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corpora lions and Individuals, md administers Trusts Of all kinds. Nh powered to act as Registrar of stocks, Bonds or other evidences of indebtedness, manage sink ing funds, and do all business such as is usually done by Trust Compa nies.
 IL also does general banking busj. ness. collecting checks, notes coupons, and receives deposits. The principal of each tfust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the gen- eral assets of the Company
 This Company is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner of the State q. Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKiss. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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US Rubber ,, 8A Gt a3 3l
 do, pid. ,,.t,.lui luT lUl l0I l, E. Steei ,,,t, 6f 541s oa&l 5lh
 du, pCd, ,u,,lI2A ll4G. ll4"s ll2l4 IRb Copper ,a lJ li lI 4i Wabash ,.,.. 4Ja4 4t t5 36 w. & L. E, : pC &4I34 taa4 l5&
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take two and one-half years to effect
 Their new building at Broadway and Exchange place is nearing cone p)etion and win be one of the best equipped office buildings in the city,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
WANT SHALE ON MURRY.

As a result of action taken by the
city council Tuesday night. it is pos
sible that residents of Murry street
will balk when 1t comes 10 the propo-
sition of constructing concrete walks
next spring.
Attorney Boreman appeared be-
fore council in behalf of property
owners along Murry street and de
handed that the street be topped
with shale of the same character az
that which Aultman street was dress
ed last winter. The council held that
considering the haul necessary the
use of shale would result in too much
expense Council also held that
gravel Is better material for the
purpose.
Mr. Foreman declared that the
Murry street people wanted shale and
shale they must have. II they do moi
get II. he said, il is possible that they
will not comply with their agreement
to construct concrete walks. Both
sides were determined and after con-
siderable argument a motion was
made and carried to the effect that
the city clerk advertise for bids on
the hauling of gravel and 1t may be
thar the much needed Improvement
will not he made in the spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
BOMB
IN STRIKE
EXCITEMENT MADE
IN NEW YORK STREETS BY AT
TEMPT TO BLOW UP STORAGE
HOUSE OF TAXICAB COMPANY.

NEW YORK. Oct. IA bomb
was thrown this afternoon into a big
enclosure in Sth avenue between seth
and 57th streets where $50 taxicabs,
belonging to the New York Taxicab
Co. were stored for the night.
/ he explosion shook buildings for
blocks and hundreds of people in the
neighborhood were thrown into wild
excitement.
Police details from many stations
were rushed to the scene and for a
long time great effort was required
to control the crowd.
The explosion tore great hole in
the garage. striking near big tank
of gasoline. Remarkably enough the
gasoline did not catch fire.
The strike of the ehauffeurs of the
taxicab company has been In prog
ress more than week. The com
pany declares the bomb throwing of
today to be an attempt made by the
strikers to destroy the property of
the company. The strikers maintain
that the bomb was hurled in an at
tempt TO turn public sympathy to
them by misguided sympathizers.
Some strike leaders express belief
that it was not a bomb that caused
the explosion but that it came from
the handling of gasoline by some of
the men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
TUCKER WILL
NOT TALK
DECLINES To AFFIRM OR DENY
CHARGES OF MRS. LOGAN AND
DACGHTER-HEA REPORT
ED TO BE CRITICAL.

ST. LOUIS. Oct t4.-No attempt
to renew his journey to Hot Springs,
Ark. was made today by Col VIM.
+. Tucker. assistast paymaster gen
eral of the u. S. army, whose arrest
on the charge of wife abandonment
was reported from Decatur, ILL.,, yes
terday.
Reports that Col fuckers physi-
cal condition had taken grave turn
were discounted at his apartments in
the Southern hotel, but DIR. Behrens
reported that attempt to remove him
might result fatally.
Effort to obtain a statement from
the colonel regarding the charges
made by his wife and mother-in-law,
Mrs. John A. Logan, has proved un-
availing. he declining to make any
statement whatever for publication.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15

from reading what Mr.. Gompers has
to say that they were in condition
of abject slavery They have never
reached the useful influence of the
power in protecting their own inter-
ests before as they have under the
law as | laid it down some ten or
, years ago"
LABOR UNIONS GONE"
At Canal Dover, while making his
labor speech. the candidate was in
terrupted by an exclamation from the
audience declaring Labor unions are
gone
rhey are not gone replied Mr..
Taft. The labor organizations to-
day are more prosperous. have more
money. have more influence, have
more lawful control than they ever
had in their lives before. The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor has increas-
ed its number 100 per cent. The In
ternational Typographical union in its
annual report showed an increase
from 5000 10 A. 900 They paid in
$1,000. 900. They had $250,000 in
their treasury and they never had
such prosperity or influence in their
lives. and the basis upon which these
organizations have been constructed
are the legal lines which were laid
down in my legal opinions. There
fore | claim there is nobody in pub
lie life that has done more to legal
ize and give force and standing to
labor unions than | have
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15

the last. following the lead of their
manager. No ball club whose play
ers have grain of sand is beaten
until the last game is played de-
clared Jennings of Detroit at the be-
ginning OF the game and TO emphasize
his belief that it would not mark the
end of the series he announced he
had Mullins slated to go into the box
tomorrow. However, the nerve of
the Detroits was doomed before the
superior playing qualities of the Chi
cago team. They went down and
out. but with eolors still flying. The
game was notable for clean playing
and strong headwork. The crowd
warmed 10 the splendid work that
was done and when il was all over
joined in a tremendous cheer for the
defeated Detroits. BY innings:
Chicago .....1 0 o o 0 0 o 0
Detroit - ...0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0
Chicago runs: 10 hits; no er-
rors.
Detroit-No runs; hits; no err
rors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
WISE NAILS A DEMOCRATIC
GUM SHOE REPORT IN ELY

eulating a report to the effect that
favor the removal OF the county
court house from its present location.
Il desire to state that / have never
been in favor of and do not now favor
the removal of the. court house from
its present location, and if elected a
county commissioner will never con-
sent To such removal. unless It should
be the wish of the people Of White
Pine county To change same
Il hereby challenge any person 10
make a written statement over his or
her signature 10 the effect that l have
ever made a statement which would
Indicate in the least degree any such
intention or desire on my part
HERMAN WISE"
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Among other campaign pleasant
ries which happen TO be without the
merit of truth, report has been indus
triously circulated In Ely recently
that Herman Wise, Republican candi-
date for commissioner. would If elect
ed be for the removal of the court
house site Mr.. Wise on return to
the city yesterday from trip in the
country heard of the report and
promptly issued the following state
ment for publication in the newspa~
pers.
ELY. Nevada, Oct. Il. 1903.
ITO the Voters of White Pine Coun-
ty:
"My attention has been called TO
she fact that certain persons are cir
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
FOREIGN MOB WRECKS
AN AUSTRIAN POST0FF|CE

JAFFA, Oct. IA mob today at
tackled the Austrian post Office here,
destroyed a number of mail carts
and looted the Office boxes The
disorders grew out of the efforts OF
political agitators, who dwelt upon
the recent action of Austro-Hungary
IN the annexation of Bosnia and Herr
govnia.
Today's trouble began on arrival
of the Austrian mail steamer The
lighter men of the port refused to
have anything TO do with her and il
was impossible TO land the cargo.
The mail matter and passengers
were eventually disembarked, how
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DETROIT WAS
GAME TO END
CROWD GAVE LOSING BALL TEAM
MIGHTY CHEER AT CLOSE OF
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST -
CHICAGO WON TOO.

DETROIT, Oct. 14.-Local inter
est in the worlds championship base
ball contest between Detroit. Ameri-
can league. and Chicago Nationals.
was on the wane when the crowds
turned toward Bennett park today 1t
became conceded that Chicago had
almost a certainty of winning
Donovan and Reulbach were the
opposing pitchers today. The De-
troit players put up a brave front 70
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ever, after which the mob which had
gathered moved on the post office
aud vented its anger on the Austrian
government
CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. lit Is
officially announced here today that
all the powers concerned, with the
exception of Anstro-Hungary, have
agreed TO a principle OF international
conference 10 settle the Balkan dit
ference.
No answer from Austria-Hungary
has been made. but it is believed that
she will accept the invitation to con
ference provided the program is re-
strieted.
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TAFT'S POSITION WITH LABOR is SOUND
TO CORE--B|C OHIO DEMONSTRATIONS
TAFT TRAIN ONCE AGAIN
NARROWLY ESCAPES WRECk

, CADIZ. o.. Oct. 14.-Judge
Taft's special train was detain-
, ed again today by accident.
, This time the trouble occurred
on spur running from the
Pennsylvania railroad at Cadiz
Junction to this place
, The trucks of the tender of
, the engine left the track as the
train Was climbing steep
grade. The tender went bump
ing along the track for a few
} car lengths before brought TO
stop. Alongside the track there
was an embankment about 30
feet high and if the tender had
plunged over this the result
would have been serious.