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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-01-15


highly elated, stepped
from the elevator on
the top floor Of the
tall office building and
hurried to the Office
numbered 1904. He ap-
preached with hushed
breath and touched the
shoulder of the figure
nearest to him, shak-
ing it slightly. Then
he jumped to the desk
telephone, summonine
the police. tits Will
liam Marsh and his
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-01-15
VAIN THREATS.

Jimmy Juggins-If you do not con-
sent to my marriage with your daugh.
ter, I swear I'll kill myself.
Her Pa-Ha, that's good: you'll save
ue the trouble.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-01-15

Case Of Young Man Who with His Father
Was Shot Down-Police Given Mystery
Into Which Only Famous PhysicianrD Detective
Is Able to Deve-The Cause.-The Effect
How Mystery Was Eventually Uncovered
by Unwilling Mind Of Son, Unable to Resist
Strong Mental Power Of Sleuth Who Desired
a Full Confession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

wi,;s,led between his discharges of settler.
"Wheresh that little g-g-g-' (whistle) girl,
he answered. little D-d-d-d-' (whistle)
Dutch one that looksh like-looksh like quoth
the r-r-r-r-' (whistle) "ravcn-never morel'
Van OWNED that this description was in
tended to indicate Elsa.
Gone back to China, said he. That shave
of yours is wasted on the desert air"
Gettysburg. whose intellect was topheavy,
had the singular habit. at a time like this, of
removing his crockery eye and holding it firmly
in his fist, to guard it from possible destruction
" Clna!' said he tragicav. "Chinai y
Hold on, now, Gett.' admonished Van
steering his tall companion man might
steer a ladder. " You don't break out in the
woman line again, or there's going to be some
concentrated anarchy in camp
No, Van, mol Now, honest, women'
said Gettysburg in a confidential murmur. =" l
had my woman eye took out the last time
went down to Frisco"
You're l-l-l-l-" (whistle) q" liar" calculated
Napoleon,
Metaphorcal speakin'. Meta f-ff-f'
(whistle) "phorical means you don't really
m-m-m-m-" (whistle) mean what you say
means-quoth the r-r-r-r-r-' (whistle) raven
never more!"
Van said IF you two old idiots don't do the
lion and the lamb act pretty pronto, III send
you both to the poorhouse"
They had entered the hayward, among the
mules and horses. Gettysburg promptly
reached down, laid hold of Napoleon, and kissed
Napoleon wcpt. What did / s-s-s-s-''
(whistle) say" he sobbed lugubriously. Ssh
death, where is thy s-s-s-s-" (whistle) "sting?"
Evening had come. The two fell asleep in
Algy's tent, locked in each others arms.
To be continued next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Tined to go, beheld her luggage, and added, Is
there anyone to take UP your ,hinss:
She could not bear to have him enter her
apartment in that awful prison costume. "Oh,
yes, She answered. 'I GU needn't be bothered
with the bags
VERY well. l will soon return" He dc
parted at once, his Impotence suddenly III
creased by the thought of seeking out Nc
coppet.
of revulson invaded all her nature. And when
her thoughts, like lawless rebels, stole guilty
to Van, she might almost have boxed her own
tingling ears in sheer vexation.
She entered the house, summoned Elsa from
her room, and had the luggage carried to their
quarters. Then she opened her case, removed
some dainty finerv. and vaguely wondered If
the horseman would like her in old lavender
NAN. in the meantime. had been busy at the
hayward known as Charles. Not only
had Algys arm been broken by the bully IN the
fight. but he had likewise been seriously maued
and beaten. His head had been cut; he
hurt internally. doctor. immediately sum-
moned bv the horSeman, had set the fractured
member Agy had then been put to bed in a
tent that was pitched in the yard, where the
horses, mules, cows, pyramids of merchandise,
lasses.
Gettysburg and Napoleon, quietly informed
by Van of the latest turn of their fortune, were
wholly unexcited by the news. The attack on
Algy, however, had acted potently upon them.
They started to get drunk, and achieved half a
load before Van could herd them back to camp
Napoleon was not only partially submerged
when Van effected his capture; he also
shaved. Van looked him over critically.
Map" he said, what does this mean, you
wasting money your face?"
Napoleon drunk became sufferer who
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

beautiful music. which added a charm
and pleasure.
The event of the afternoon was the
inspiring address of Mrs. Shackleford
The president presented Mrs. shackle-
ford, expressing the pleasure and hon
or her presence lent to the Twentieth
Century Club and the value Of her
services in the general upllft OF the
plans and purposes Of the State Fed.
Grafton, to which Mrs A. l.. Foster re-
sponded ia well-chosen words Of vel.
come In behalf OF the club.
Mrs. Shackleford, very graciously
accepted these addresses OF welcome
for herself and the State Federation,
giving a short talk explanatory OF the
meaning of The Federation Of Wo
mans Clubs" She emphasized the
great results Of their efforts In the
cause OF humanity. the training Of
children in the kindergarten. the al
most matchless influence and aid Of
500. 900 club women engaged with the
States in the fight against tubercu
losls.
Following Mrs. shacklefords much
appreciated address. the social fune
ton was beautifully carried out The
hour passed all too quickly. The time
had come when the ladies must bid
adIeu to our lovely guest and charm
Ing hostess. TO meet Monday. Decem.
Der 18th. Mrs. e. y. Cannon hostess.
PRESS REPORTER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
AowE's GREAT LONDON SHOWS.
A Very Little Philosophy, ~, an
Awful Lot Of Truth.

A Very Little Philosophy, But an
Awful Lot Of Truth.
SHOW as the man with soul "a
dead that he does not feel the least
bic OF thrill when the circus comes
10 town. aud We viii show you q con.
armed cynlc
The circus Is your true test 90 %
whether your nelghbOr IN human
or not. one who has become thor
oughly dlslllusloned h not only a
heavy weight upon himself, but
EoarieH bis acquaintances a. we'll,
and II n a false sympathy which ~.
grsts his suicide n man claims
hat the circus borea him. Il Il be-.
cause all tho freshness II gone from
his nature. and b. the same token
he IA bore himself Except you be-.
come again a. . little child you shall
not enjoy the eircas: and II you have
the power 90 DO that you uFe IN such
a spiritual condition that you need
not worry about che hereafter Of
course. We don't mean % make che
aaifootsd statement that ali who go
10 the circus viii Of necessity 90 %
heaven. nor that All who are admitied
10 the latter plnee must have been
clfcussosn. for even some circus
gocfu are wanting IN the proper child.
like simplicity IN other things sud
may NOT BE- able % even creep under
tho tent u Paradise
hut the main propOalilon holds
true. h 10 bad man and bad
RriEhb0r. snd. abofe aii q bad %
rent Who can forgss BIZ OWn Juvenile
delight 10 the bgage bespangied oonful
slon % ne Greatest She's 90 Esnh
Zach circus l. che Greaiesi sb0v on
Earth"
HOEe's Great London Shows %
nsrys thlr application. h0vsveT ever
department being eoapistsiY 20 % the
inmate
The show date bsfs r. Monday.
sogembsr g1th
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
ORANGE HEIGHTS NOTES.

ORANGE HEIGHTS. Nov 2s--oui
school teacher. Mr A. Branily, has
not 70, returned. 20 We suppose be-
IL sian unable 90 teach.
Ten Barnes % Dunnellon visited
uith hla wife. Who IL boarding. With
Ms. Hall. over Sunday
Mrs.. Ioa. Adams visited Mfs ,. ".
Patterson and family d North oainea'
giIle from Saturday until Monday.
Ben Lumpkin came homs On Tues.
day OF this week Gai1rHvilie does
noi agree pith Beuiamin-
r. i.umpkin and danghier. safn,
visited Gainesville % last Fridsg
Rev .. l. = rsT uas 10 oar IN
aes ealing o. iIst ThurpdaT
Mru. Heury Iifyun and eaaEhiff.
Pearl % Eddy's ain. are siflting %
our nelEhborhooG
Mis- Tteo Hoantifes risiie1 hef
sister Mrs John Keiism q Hasttofu,
sto resurne1 hsms siih hsr % Tpss
srg sffainr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
IN JUSTICE couRr.
Diamond Ice Co. lose Out In SUR
Brought BY VIM. .. Luksns.


Diamond Ice Co. Lose Out In suls
Brought BY VIM. .. Luksns.
There was an Interesting trial IA
the court Of Justice J. A. Carlisle
"Wednesday morning. wherein VIM. u.
Lukens was the complainant and the
Diamond Ice Company tho defend.
ant Tho case was formed a. aasump-
slt. the plaintiff suing the defendant
for ta5 for a certain amount oi shin,
Elea which said plaihtia claimed had
never been paid for
Tho case went 10 trial By Jury. aud
was argued on both sides. Attorney
Thos W. yielding appearing for the
plaintiff, Attorney W. g. Bfooms for
the defense
After bearing the evidence 10 the
case the same vas submitted Ia the
Jury, and verdict Folurned Ia favor
Of the plaintiff IN the sum ~ $40.
with eight per cent Interest from ~.
oembef 20, 1905
The jury vas composed ~ a. N.
Chilly. foreman; w. r Goro. ~ g.
MeMahan. !. Dudley Williams. J. y.
Adamson and .. o Parker
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
IORIDA and STETSON
PLAYED A TIE GAME
.iy One Thousand People Witnessed Game.
Each Team Scored Touchdown,

with both teams in the center of the
field fighting for all they were worth
1t was truly one of the prettiest
games ever played on the local grid,
iron, and Gainesville turned out well
to encourage the sturdy University
boys. Stetson had large crowd of
enthusiastic supporters and they were
In evidence throughout the game with
deafening Stetson yells.
The visitors had very good team,
being quick, good runners, and in the
game every minute.
In speaking of the game before the
train left Clyde Pounds, one of the
best players on the Stetson team, said
that Florida worked the forward pass
to perfection and 1t was the best he
ever saw. This is evidence of Mr..
Piles good management of the team,
and, like last year, he has made the
u. of F. eleven one to be feared by
the other colleges Of the State,
Owing to lack OF time we are not
able to give a full detail Of the game
this morning.
The two hundred or more loyal and
enthusiastic supporters Of Stetson
left on the special train last night at
Z O'Clock, feeling that they had a good
time in Gainesville, and had nothing
but praise for the University City and
its people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
atNrIsrH CENTURY CLUB.
Entertained President state
f'ssration WOman's Clubs.

Entertained President state
F'asration woman's Clubs.
T. N. shackleford, president
af Federation Woman's Clubs,
= IGNORED guest Of the Twen-
century Club Monday afternoon.
handsome home OF Mr.. and
! A Colclough was the scene
q The many delightful business
~ meetings Of the club.
ne'uliye board would recognize
Vocation these generous and
eurtesies from the clubs
Of officers and chairmen Of
a we're suspended for this
only the reading OF minutes
plTehase Of 10000 Christmas
Z lid Of the State fight against
the reading OF two
luohs and the reception Of
llaFee aud Mrs. Thackston.
-'s Of the club. a pleasing
he business session. The
-'ared Of an educational up.
'AeIr help and presence.
-ia'y program followed.
With delightful music.
With the sculptors. To
response we're made
''e' and sculpture Six
'apers OF Biographical
'e'e read. proving an in.
ls program formulated By
|" directors.
-, b especially Indebted to
and Mss Vidal for the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The FIRST meeting OF the Alaohua
County Teachers Institute was called
to order in the auditorium OF the
Gainesville Graded and High School at
S O'Clock Thursday night. with an in.
vocation by Rev. Thos. T., Hay. pas.
tor OF the First Presbyterian church.
which was followed by an interesting
address by DR.. John A. Thaxton, Of
the University.
There was musical number, which
was followed by one OF the most IN.
teresting addresses along educational
lines ever heard In this city or any
where in the state. This address was
delivered by DR., A, A. Murphree. presi.
dent Of the University, and those pres.
ent were deeply impressed with his
remarks.
TOday'S Program.
The following program IL an.
nounoed for today.
Friday, November 26, 3 =, m.
Music
nyocation--Rev J J., Cloar
Roll call.
Address by Superintendent J. l..
Kelley.
Election OF officers.
Cooperation OF Parent and Teach.
er"--E. II. Collier and Mrs Anna d.
Truyler
"TeaehIng Of Agrlenllnre 81 che puh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

Ths ever popsiaF faVoriie oFganira
uos. ths g w. PAX nFan.afie Con.
panY. ani mats rhelf sHauai appear
anss hsfs al esEf SEGA Tbls com.
pany hardly seeds aay ssdoFssmeats.
for fhs peopis % ikiE eity kaow nat
fhoF aisaYs ksvs tts bsaf naa eisas
sss rbov - Sc kiaf fkpf has sgei
sisge1 aere
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

onto one thousand enthusiastic
.B of football witnessed the
NJ. hard.fought game between
University of Florida eleven and
n University team. The con-
ssulted in a tie score, 5-5.
ID the first minute Of play till
uas called in the last half both
fought every inch OF ground,
urged on by their respective
tiers from the side lines. The
sity colors were in evidence
where, and the Stetson followers
decorated with ribbons, pennants
hnners Of green and white.
zane was not marked with any
rms or sensational plays, as both
we're evenly matched, and 1t
acknowledgement, grueling con-
liia managed to make a touch
10 the first half, and were re-
n penalized, losing one touch.
j A bad tumble of a kicked ball
ten minutes before time was
IA the last half enabled Stetson
bin enough ground to be
Ously close to the goal line. In
seconds the sturdy green and
men forged across the line for
irt score, tieing the game.
hiled, however. to kick goal. and
tlev serimmages time was called
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

On Saturday Andrew Hanley. tfav.
cling representative OF the ". w
Johns Company. dealers In asbestos
packing In Tampa. attempted 70 com
nit suicide at bis room IN the Hills
bOfo Hotel BY taking strychnine. His
attempt was frustrated by the pres
ence In the hotel Of DE-. J. 3. Helms.
Who administered antldotes which Fe.
lleyod the man. and In three OF four
hours after the occurrence be vas
cheerfully talking with acquainlapees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

val IN progress. and proceeded % se'
bad a. once. shooting 0ut lights 80.
inr clubs. eic. IN the melee the fel'i'
val crowd was scattered 20 he i0af
winds. BIT not uutii Someone had pu'
a load Of small birdshot into Cooper
IeE. fom ths effects q vhieh BE- -
aiiH suffering
TIE negroes Win b. arfaignee -
foFs Jpdgs Mason 81 SOFA 81 wines
81 can o. ranuo1et
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The Peoples Bank. now nearing
completion Of their new brick block
AZ Sanford. have decided to OIL In the
niche OF thirty or more square feet
in rear OF their bank. squarlng up the
back line with the new large building.
Besides being an advantage, this viii
be a great Improvement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
Will SUiLD NEW ROAD.
Contract Ls, isr csns,rvs,loa 81 Hs'S
Road ts Jssss p. Gms,soH.

The progressive people u TIE Mles.
uspy section. Who. b. their votes sons
time ago created q subroaa district
In order 70 secure better highways.
havs been making good tims ever
since with the result that several
miles d hard road have bseu con.
sifucted
n b nov an assured fact that the
road from MieahODT u0Fih, 70 connect
with ths Waeahoofa rod. Eili b. eoa
sirueted. ~ ieass n EmeFsaa has
been awarded ths eopifaef 90 con
stfuetiHG ne same. being fateh
~ q nlfis more thaH two miles.
win ths eompieiioa ~ lhis ssfefcb.
tbsFe uii ~ q SAP u a ntiis blt
over q nile 10 ~ pared. which voaif
rlss q solid hard road betweeh Mica
n0pY 40 Gainesville "a - % b.
hqI.ed that N eounfy commissioner
wiii decide 70 have this SAP hiled -
So Emetson expects 10 beGin wofk
WeafaY m0faiag snf Wiii pash the
eoatset 81 Micsnopg fisifsef tbfoarh
ifasN DELAY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
ALACHUA TEACHERS In
STITUTE is in SESSION
Interesting Addresses by DR.. Murphree and Prof,
ThaCkStOn Last Might TOday'S Program.

lie Schools whyS where9 and How
MuCh?"-D. l. Guy aud W. II, Cas-
sells,
Music.
Social obligations OF the Teacher
-Miss Eva Poole and NJ. NJ. Bryant.
Care OF sohool Room and Grounds"
Mrs, Charlotte NJ. BALDWIN.
Friday, November az, .. N.
"How | Deal With the had Boy
MIss Pattle r, Lane and N. @, MeIu.
tosh.
THE Importance Of Regular Attend.
anCO, and How Co BE Seeurod"r-A u.
Eoan and u. n. Simmons.
school Athletics or the Educational
Value OF Play"-T. J, Poppoll and
Mamie Il. Williams.
"The Value Of Literary sooletles''--
Mlssea vallle Grace and Mae Nor
row.
Reception AZ residence OF Dr. and
Mrs, J. L. Kelley from $3.50 TO 1880
D. ~.
$500 D. me- Address by Dr. Hiram
Byrd, OF the State Hoard OF Health.
A large number Of the teachers OF
Alachua county are IN attendance,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
lfee Negroes in Jail
For Creating Trouble

49, ssa,ins q general
~. up a festival haII
49, aishts ago. John
80. coopsr ana Dah An.
a. aeUoss. vers ar
49, IN IAN IN thls
-. 1Foasht to Gaiaes
-, sA''is john Parker.
!. .'''a b. leaned. bui
,,'' ne msa Invaded
'asapsuo i.ri.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The first of the colonists who will
purchase and settle the land owned
by the Florida Association. and To-
Gated eight miles north OF ST. Peters.
burg, arrived In that city last Sun.
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The Associate Reform Presbyte.
rlan Synod convened in Barrow last
week, and there were two hundred
delegates in attendance at the meet.
ing from all over the Southern states.
The visitors were greatly pleased with
Barlow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

You may find what you are LOOKING
tor through a want al. Ia The sun
The Sun Job offioe Is the place 70
have your calling cards engraved.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The sale of real estate in Sanford
during the past week showed a con.
siderable gain over the preceding one.
A large number Of celery lands have
changed hands at attractive prices,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

A large party Of homeseekers have
recently arrived in Barlow from Ten.
nessee, These parties have rented
houses and 1t is understood will en-.
gage in the trucking business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The whlskey distillery which is be.
ing put up at Perry by Captain w,
"a. Hartnett. OF Merriwell county.
Georgia. Is now about ready for opera
ton. only waiting the Government
officers. who will examine every fea.
ture Of the plant and determine the
capacity
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The chief of police has announced
that bolita and other gambling games.
Illicit sale OF liquors, open saloons on
Sunday and other practices are TO
be stopped at Key West,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

Demsey Lee Cox a member OF the
Elghueth Company, Coast Artillery.
was found dead one day last week
IN his room az the cripe House Ia
Key West He had taken poison and
note was found asking that his
company be notified OF his death,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26

The people Of 81, Augustine made
great preparations 70 welcome The
autoIsts who arrived there IN the on,
dnrance run.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-26
NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIDA

The Miami Baptist Association is
holding its annual meeting in the
First Baptist church Of that city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-20
TAFT DECLARES FOR
NAVAL BASE At
HAMPTON
Greatest Marine Strategical
Point in World Declares Pres
ident in Speech at Norfolk,


my Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Norfolk, Va, Nov. t9.-As n of
the concluding features of the con
vention of the Atlantic Deer Water
ways association aud TO accept again
the hospitality of the ola Dominion,
President Taft came 10 Norfilk today,
reviewed a military and naval parade,
made two speeches in which he be-
spoke his interest in a practical sys-
tenn Of Waterway improvement. par
took Of an oyster roast under he
auspices Of the Cape Henry Light
house and attended n smoker In honor
OF g largo corps OF visiting newspaper
men,
The president after detailing his
views as 90 waterways improvements,
spoke "a word for the United states
navy. saying that the prestige of the
nation demands that the navy DE kept
at a high standard of force and effic-
iency.
He also declared that he was In
favor Of terrifying Hampton Roads.
the greatest s~trategical naval base In
the world. by erecting an i~mprcgnahle
fort on an ISLAND hair way between
the Virginia oares.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-20
TEACHER GOES
INSANE IN CLASS ROOM

Denver Nov. IA woman teacher
in the public schools. whose name is
withheld by the police and school au-
thorities, became insane today while
engaged in teaching her class and sud
denly began to disrobe in the pres
ence of her scholars. DIR. Pearl b.
Wheeler, public school nurse for the
city, happened to enter the room at
the time and notifying other teach
ers, the %deranged young woman was
taken to q hospital where, this eve
ming, it was reported her condition
improving.
The reason assigned for the sudden
arrangement of the teacher was the
recent death of a brother. with whom
she came to Denver a few months
ago in the hope that the brothers inn
paired health would improve. Since
death Of the brother the young
woman has given evidence of much
mental suffering.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-20
CANADIANS PLACE
NO LIMIT ON
FREE SPEECH
Labor Federation Contrasts
Conditions There With Those
at Homei Officers viii Re-
ceive Salaries if Imprisoned


Toronto, Nov. i9.-The American
Federation of Labor at its nven
tion today in addition to endorsing the
attitude taken by President Gompers
in the Buck stove and Range com
pany injunction proceedings, voted to
continued the salaries of Gompers
and Secretary Frank Morrison, and 10
compensate Vice President John
Mitchell, who is not a salaried officer,
during their terms of Imprisonment,
In ease it is decided they must go to
iail for contempt OF court. They Will
be paid at the rate of 5000 a year.
A resolution OF hanks for the hos
~pitality extended by Toronto was
adopted In il was a paragraph, that
the freeaoan OF speech which we have
exercised without judicial restraint
based on super-constitutional and
self arrogated authority has been
more In conformity with the funda-
mental principles of a free n self
governing people-free speech and
free press-than is possible at pres
ent in the United States"
. It was decided thai the reports and
utterances during the convention
concerning the injunction proceed
ings should be compiled for distri-
button "as "A handy text book for the
trades unions of the country"