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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
WESTERN PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED In JULY

The two ends of the Western Pa
enc VIII be coupled up about the end
VI July OF this year, at the present
rhte OF construction, said S. V. Der
Iah' general passenger agent and traf-
nc manager for tne Western Pacific
thls morning. The construction
gangs are laying mile Of track a
DAY on the eastern end and equally
good progress doubtless is being made
on tne western end Of the road
vi course, that does not say the
road VIII be in operation at that date,
OF 1or some time thereafter. Taere
are thousand and one details TO at
Tend TO IN the opening up of new line
ana especially one with transcontl.
mental connections. The matter of ar
ranging tariffs alone is q mighty task
ana one which requires a great deal
Oh time Then there is the building
OF stations, establishing of agencies,
'he supplying and apportionment Of
equipment, and an endless array of
detail work to attend to before the
line can be said to be ready for traf.
hc. And while II can not be said with
eXactness when the opening date Will
be announced the officials OF the road
were well grounded in their computa-
ton that it viii be during the fall Of
the year.
From Salt Lake westward about
$40 miles Of rail have been laid. On
the California end the track is built
from Oroville more than thirty miles
eastward All the tunnel work OF the
road has been completed. the last tun.
mel construction being recently COM
pleted on the Spring Garden bore In
Plumas county. California. This tun-
mel is 1906 feet long and was one of
the first pieces OF work started when
the contractors began construction
work The Chilcoot tunnel, G.400 feet
long. was also completed this month,
as well as the Flower Lake tunnel In
eastern Nevada. 5.657 feet in length,
A popularity OF the Flower Lake tun-
mel construction was that, In its more
than mile OF length, not a single
drop Of water was encountered The
roadbed Of the Western Pacific Is the
finest in the country" continued Mr..
Derrah. 'and when operation of the
road Is commenced 1t Will not have to
stop on account of poorly constructed
road
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
FRANK GOULD KINDLY
REMEMBERS OLD TEACHER

New York, May 27.-Frank Gould
has offered TO pay the expenses of the
funeral of Alma Wootsum, once his
teacher, who is dead in her home at
90 West One Hundred and Third
street, at the age of rs years. She
was formerly a private tutor in the
Gould family and travelled with
Frank Gould as his teacher through
Europe some twenty-five years ago
Mr. Gould has not been here for
more than twenty years. When Cor
oner Hamburger made an investiga-
ton after her death, he found letters
which were signed by Frank Gould.
The letters were written in child
ish hand and described various scenes
In Egypt Mr.. Gould saw a notice of
her death In the newspaper and called
up Coroner Harburg on the telephone.
He said that Miss Wootsum had been
his teacher and asked permission to
pay her funeral expenses. The old
teacher was almost without funds at
the time of her death, 1t Is said
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28

thief concealed himself in the cellar
of the store before 1t was closed for
tne night, after which he broke open
the register and rifled it Of It's con-
tents. So far as known nothing else
was taken. One Of the clerks had oc-
casion to return To the store soon after
Q o'clock and found the rear door open
and the drawer of the cash register in
the same condition. The case was at
once reported to the city marshal.
who soon discovered the culprIt, who
gave himself away by his rapid spend
Ing of the lll-gotten change. His ar
rest soon followed and after a few
questions he broke down and acknowl-
edged all 1t will furnish a case for
the action Of the juvenile court.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
How to Be Happy.

The record Of happiness in every
life is to be doing what you feel you
can do best. and to have your own
inglenook, To do what you can do
best includes the entire gamut from
housekeeper to social queen. though
/ should like to turn the gamut up
side down by putting the homemaker
at the top instead of the bottom Of
the scale. Your own inglenook you
must have. married or single, If you
would take into your life all the hap
piness 1t offers. and give out of
your life all the happiness 1t owes the
ommunity.-London Pail Mall Ga
zatte-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28

furthermore. Prince Hello de Sagan is
specifically excluded from the list of
persons authorized to visit the chill
dren, and the counts contention that
the influence of the prince Is PERM
cious Is thus In effect sustained The
costs Of the appeal are divided,
If the parents cannot agree on
school for the two boys within fort
night, they are to be sent to the
Lycec Of Jansan, where only the
mother, the grandmother and George
Gould may visit them. The decision
sets forth also that whatever the
character and past OF the Prince de
Sagan, 1t is not right that the prime
ess impose upon her children the in
fuence of her new husband to pre1u-
dice their affection for their father"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
CARPENTER MET
DEATH IN SALOON

Oakland, May 27-In a drunken
fury, Dominlck Cirmella. an Italian
bootblack, who has a stand in front
of saloon, stabbed J. C. Burlisson,
carpenter. eleven times with a pocket
knife today, inflicting wounds which
resulted In the death of the victim
five minutes later The cause of the
fight, which occurred in the saloon,
was a dispute over the payment for
drinks.
Cirmella repeatedly plunged the
weapon into the body of his opponent
finally stabbing him in the heart,
We'll, he has got me-" said the
wounded man. He held forth his hand
to George London, the bartender who
shook 1t.
He then sank into chair. He died
on the way to the receiving hospital.
Cirmella was arrested.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
WAS
UNDER DISCUSSION

Denver, May 27.-That clergymen
and laymen should not use tobacco,
that 1t is contrary TO the principles Of
the church for Presbyterian judges to
grant saloon licenses, and that a com
mittee OF ministers and laymen shall
Inquire into a method pursued in sem
inaries in teaching modern theology"
were the principal matters approved
by the general assembly of the Pres
byterian church today
The clause regarding tobacco came
IN the consideration of the report of
the temperance committee. Discus
sion OF this report dragged through the
morning session into the afternoon.
The report commended President
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
Attending to Business.

you say the officer arrested you
while you were quietly minding your
OWN business?" Yes. your worship.
de caught me suddenly by the coat
collar and threatened to strike me
with his truncheon unless / accom-
panied him TO the station" you
we're quietly attending to your busi-
ness, making no noise or disturbance
If any kind?" None whatever" 1T
,eems very strange. What is your
,usiness?" Hes burglar. your wor-
,hip." said tho nstable,-London
Globe
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
Pistols for Two.

Mr.. Burr to Mr.. Hamilton: You
must perceive, sir, the necessity OF a
prompt and unqualified acknowledge
ment or denial of the use of any ex-
preston which would warrant the as
eertions of DR. Cooper"
Mr.. Hamilton to Mr. Burr: your
brst letter. In style too peremptory,
made a demand. e my opinion. un-
brecedented and unwarrantable
but by your last letter. containing ex-
bressions indecorous and improper
you have Increased the difficulties to
explanation intrinsically incident to
The nature of your application"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
NEW LODGE OF MASoNs TO
BE INSTITUTED IN LONDON.

Washington, May 27.-Presldent
Taft was informed today that the Eng
lisn grand lodge of Maeons had grant.
ed a dlspensation for the organization
of blue lodge of Masons at London.
England, to be composed entirely of
Americans. The dispenSation was
granted by the Duke of Connaught.
grand master of the grand lodge Of
England. The duke and President
Taft will be made the first honorary
members of the lodge. which will be
instituted June 3.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
COUNT BONl WINS
PARTIAL VICTORY

Paris, May 27.-The decision of the
superior court or Count Boni de Cas-
tellane's appeal of the case brought
by him for the custody of his children
was handed down today and is par
tial victory for the count. 1t con.
firmed the decision OF the lower court
giving the mother the custody of the
children, but il set forth that the
father alone had the right TO choose
their instructor and designate the col
lege In which they were to be educated.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28

To Remove Ink from Brown Boots.
Rub well first with solution OF OK
hlic acid. and then with solution oi
fhlorIde of lime. Repeat the operation
(f necessary, and finally polish with
hny good brown boot polish.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
Smoke.

While some esthetic communities
are demanding factories that smoke
less, others are eagerly on tho look
put for factories that smoke more and
pftener. 1t really seems difficult to
please everybody.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
YoUNSTER RoRS MoRoNI
CONSOLIDATED STORE.

Moroni, San Pete County, May 27.-
The casn register of the Consolidated
Mercantile company of this place was
robbed of about IS on the evening of
the nineteenth. 1t appears that the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
'aEESl
unmannerIy Haste.

Selflshness Is ever on the increase.
We elbow our way through the crowd
bread on each others heels, and sell
hom OF never apologize. We have no
lime to be polite.-Matin, Paris.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28

Don't let the baby suffer from &C.
zema, sores OF any itching OF the skin.
Doans Ointment gives instant relief
cures quickly. Perfectly safe Tor chill
dren. All druggists sell it, -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
Same Z Motions.

1T has always been my"tery 10
fne," observed the observer OF events
knd things. why 1t never tires man
10 play the fiddle. but wears him out
eo quickly to saw little wood"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-28
Count Them,

The encyclopedias contain the names
of very few mon whose regulations
were founded on their success as lady
killers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Nmftipns-M nseiscn.
snrn g.. Z. Newen & g., M~uttipmatorr,
6. s. Wcipeu & So.
DIR. 22t, TurosGulberts Etrufe.

T.. s. Hctpcu 4 So.
DIR. 22t, gtoro'G albert trabe.
EeiientlidIer Verfauf bcs ,pertbpuueu, gruubs
5inSirctcm WrnnoitiidcS, 5pii6cn Der Sarioro.
stoao mo 3iiien.stoab tnabe Wiuntebello) be-
legen. Strait Der SerorbmIus Dir. 342 bes
@!aoors unb Staetratbs Der sfabt Baltimore
ipiro Der unter5eifnete 9ontroieur beiaster
Sfdot am Sicntag, ben IA. Sepetmber 1909.
1 rbr Na9miiiass. aui 5ffeniii6er Mutton
II Der Heal Gitatc Ggfanse, Nr. -225, Ct.
YaIi'e.raic, has san6e srunS5instrete 1rnnb.
!tnd oerfauten, bas in ienem ais gnneI bes
fannien Ibeile Ger stabt Baltimore Iie9t.
IS besinnt an BEN slnianespunft, Der 10
Srao sssit 40 7fi9 gerd'sinis. i'm gsntiiieI
geot BPM 9. oSessmber 1899 oaiirt. s%enannt.
einem Der @runobiider Der Stdhi Baltimore.
eingeiraaen;. bann norolpeitlib 405 Sub an
beiagter eiHie grer3eno; oann Diiii6 ALB Sub
biz du einem Ennite an Der siib lGhz @rao
gSell 153 Snb.4inie. Die IN beinateni Seiies
iiteI aenannI ipirb, so Sub bis sum gnfan9.
sIIs aeierenssn fiebs: seltsiiisI. BON 20.
1885, 5olio 1887. eiuaetragen. Sbne gGhteii.
Sarrg .. Supper, 9ortroleur.
G. :. Nswel l. Co.,
(au925. 80; septi4) 2lultionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
3n ~Dcrfaufcn.
Sic man anScrs,uo fault,

9u uertanfru:
Gin bpbfllfIig etublirier 9iscremes iino Con.
bitors9aoen; aus9e5eidneic stunbfhait: Yd6t
auf 8aus uno laben; ltistte Beoineuneen. 3u
~erfrdlen bel Is. Nrtbur 6bp, 1928 2au yntibtng.
(Sept1-SIt1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
(Gortietung foIet.)

$50 Sn ieinem Sauptquartier, Mlt,
peters @%eItaurant, gtr. ia, Yearl.
StraBe, bdlt Der .EearlsStr. INNER
iudbrenbe Gpar- uno 8au.Werein
Nr. 3" bemte gbeno ieine "a.
SabrcSperiammIuna, perbmnoen init
8eamtentpabl, nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

CO0E-steinuah.Y iams; einfaheo 0ebdn.
0OkV ft; uuie Ur6be; ale Verbeferuus
gen; 10 8mt wte ueu; fShfte nrfpriimgltdl $3.50.
gtteh@9, Norb.2itertp. strake.
C43-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

C9n-Gtn Nlanier paffeub fur MntGnaer.
wv &aun ipdter Dbnr Yerlnit fhr elm BET.
fere6 Htanu etugetnuidt prrbea.
ettef-y, Roro'2ttertp.s trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Sc 1T Seilfrait in jebem 5ropfen.

Cas lit Der 8runo, Warum 10 piele
2cntc unbeoingteS Nertrauen baben
5u Tr. Midter'S rYain.g rpeller" bel
Gbeumotismus, grfGltung, Yerrerl.
flrngelt, 8erltaidungen, Yrultifmer.
5erl, Sniluen5a II. /. ~. gr lit in
alien oeutihen Apotbefen 5,i 90 uno
sc Gents Die 6laife 5u baben rno
Gil Der Anfer. ShnBmarfe erfcnntlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

Jatales Compliment. 49,
1rdulein: .Jinoen Sic nidt. So6 is
M ben lesten Sobren febr aeoltert
bin9" &err: ga. aber nur 0tt6er.
lid, gndoiaes 5rGuIeinl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

$1,000

6iint5ie Dollars @aar, Meft mad geIiebcn
ftodisen Sdufer an Der Iotomac-Strabe slui.
f1en Sairmomut'slbenme unb {Jabeties Strabc;
e%ntbdltsn aue mobernen gtnri&tuneen; emc!I
lite vaeeipaniie nno slsgifie, 8dnelIen.Nan'
Observation-Disclosures. RonaIsstnfdInt. Gle miiifeii
eefeben, nm geiuiir6iet gu nerben. Mgent am
VIate tdgii@ nno SonntGg. Wsan nebuie Jdir,
Nreis Der Sdufer 5ebrbunbert unb fnuf8io
Collars .$1050l. Gebr niebrieer 0rnn65inS.
gu erfr0aem bel
(NSriI1, 1&e-) am HIate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Sn n~erfamfeu.

S145- i,a Isti;sS,s ,ss;,t !: Ct g.ts Vt; nn %." bt ~.
etirfi-9, Norb' 2tbertp' etraRe.
(o43-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

l6limmlten BON bieler Sorte, Satp-
nep bon Minneioto, bat Die bette Mus-
iid)t, lein longidbrigrS Wanoat alS
Gon9reb-&eprGientont 81 berliererl.
Siele Anbere ieben nit 3ugen Der
Domination uno @obl e%nteegen. Sn
republifaniihen &reiien berridt iiber-
baupt cine dngitlide Stimm,ng be-
trefis beS mittleren @eitens. Gie
9efiirdtllng miro gebe9t, oaB oieier
2onbestbeil ieincr lln5uirieoenbeit
iiber Dos GrgcbniB Der Sortr.Hepiiion
ourd) G%rlr1blung bon Gemofraten
Nusorud geben miro. Nus oieiem
@rnlloe mill Der Yraiibcnt aui ieiner
I'M September beginnenoenHei Dem
mittleren Welten icine ipe5iele Iuie
mcrfiamfeit 5%lliuenoelt, reip. bas 8olf
b~erubigen. Sas miro ibm jeOoh nur
gelingen, lpenn er Die bel llnter3eid)-
nung oes Sorifs %abgegebcne Grflu-
rltng mieoerbolt, oab Die Sorif . He.
form nod) nibt sum Mbid)luB getom.
men lit. @enn bas Tolt bonn ErGii-
oenten Die 3uiiberung erbGIt, baB
cine Mn5abl ~beionoerS oriidcnoer mnb
beionoers unlinniecr Sod)5Gae nod
in Oieier Administration ullsgenler5t
merOen, Damn m6gcn Die Yroirie-
Stooten i'm Tertrouen ori Die eriuie-
iene Gbrlihfeit oes YrGlioentel bel
Der Eartei, Der lie bislang ongebort
boben, perbleiben. Wbl.
5ran5oiiide 3eitunaen
beitdtigen boB bel Der 3uiammene
funft oes Gsaren uno oes &ouigs Go
iuarb IN Cones tbotiGhlid) Die Car
boneQen . Sroge erortert mllroe, bod
bonbelte es iih niht oar,lnl, oeiini-
tipe Seidliiiie 81 ioiien ooer iie nod
Dor Der Gurdreiie oes G5aren burd]
Die Garoanellen 81 crleoieeu, ionoern
MIR nm Die Sniormation Gnglano's
Nurb MmBlano. 0as Grgebnib mar,
cob gnaIano feline prinaipieIle gu.
itimmung CUR gufrollung Der Weer-
rngenfrage ni1t mebr perreigert bat.
@egenuarti9 iou i'm ruiiiihen Mini-
iterium oeS YitspGrtigen Elm Gnt-
mltrf iiber oie Nel,oronun9 Der Gar'
banelen . 6rage allsgearbeitet Wer-
ben. Nus 2pnbon n,,o petersburg
rcgnet es 5por Dement'S, Ooh mon
meiB ia nabgeraoe, mie niel ODER mie
menis MOI, BON ibnen 5u balten bat.
&uBlano bat ia oiid) elm gutes Mittel
hi Der Sanh, I'M Dos 2onboner So
binet nadgiebig 5u ltimmen: ieine
Srmppen I'M Norben TefIien's. Shou
lit man oil Der Tbcmie nerpos, neil
Gle Mullen oui Dem "@locis Snoiens"
iteben. ''''" ''"'' -" 49, '"'
9erponie imer, NJ Nuftra.
&c Der britiihen &egierung inter.
nommenen Expedition mad 9ritiid)-
Guyana gum StuOium Der 2epra-
aranfbeit 5uriidgefebrte Samburger
Eroieiior Ir. Gepde bat Der !Sam-
burgiihen @iienibaftlihen Stif.
tling einen 9eriht erltattet, aus Dem
iid ergibt, Dab CT NIT Dem bon linn
%erimnoenen Seilmittel Naitin iebr
quite Neiultote er3ielt babe. Ole &c.
gierung bon Yritiid : Guiana bat
beihloiien, feline 9ebmolungSmetbo.
ID a%l5unebmen, mo Die engliide
Geltralregierung bat Sepde lire
bobite Nnerfennung ausgeiprod)eu.
Sc 1T Seilfraft in jebem Sropfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
8erlaugt i'm Mugemeinem.
GtcQenseindc.

Stcuegtiudb:
Gin 0ider fuft Mrbeit ais erfte Saub. gidd)s
~sufraaen bel Mugnft 2auenrutb, Nr. s26, @eft.
Xeriuatuu.s trnRe. (2I3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Baltimore Narftberidlte.

Baltimore, 81. Altgult 1909.
Webl. = 3uiubr 6301 SGiier,
einidlicBlib 1867 5diier 81 2ocuit.
Eoint uno 34O5 51iier su Canton;
&iiitenpcrianbt zoos SGiIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

WITT. = 3NT1Dr 3U,b4J OH
libel; aus Den eleuatoren 5nriidse5o.
gen 10,O97 0uidel; elepatoren.Wor.
ratb 22S,994 Yuihel.
Sentige GfIuBrate:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
Jan. lst. 1903.

Dear Friends: Il Salute Tou,
a Happy New Year to you be
good and yoa will lie hai py, in
the enjoyment OF p. aceful con.
science ard sweet spirit, that
all the ills Of life cannot destroy.
Pcac" with God, Good will to
men aud desire to do item
good. Rejoice always, and in
every thing, give thanks for all
ti'ings work toge!her for good
to them that love God. But alas
how short our yision somc times
is, we are blind. May God open
our eyes that We may see the
right way AID Civ, us grace to
walk in it Is my prayer for my.
self, for | have spent long years
trying to be good and do good +,
ie, US look bnck it seems to
| me ny life tas been spent to
little purpose an rcsolscd tn
begin this year with 4 purpose
to maze the wOrll! d little better
! by living in it, il | do better,
then tderc is some gain: II | en-.
courage others then there is
more gain.
{ Dear friend. we cannot Iva TO
ourselves and for ourselves and
, d. the viii Of God; let the strong
help the weak, we all need help
ard encouragement md advice
and sometimes rrprod, | do !
know.
But I've found a friend in Jesus
lie IL every thlng TO me,
| He bids me every care on him
| TO roll,
In sickness he's my comfort,
In sorrow He's my stay,
He's the fairest OF ten thousand
1 TO my soul.
1909 years OF his blessing and
free salvation, yet how many still
don't want the best friend mar
ever had,
Friends make him your friend
now.
Il. N. Roobins,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
MINNESOTA GREAT.


Minnesota is just fifty years
old and it's development during
this period has been marvellous.
Daring the half century the
population OF the slate has grown
IRON 10000 to 100000. The
" ealth OF It's peapie was approx.
imatcly s30,C00,000 fifty years
ago, and the assessed valuation
~ thc.r property now IL vi OUU
oQ0.UC0, VI 500 per capital in
stead oi $500.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
TAFT GAINS FAVOR,
Many Delegations of Southern
Democrats and Confederate
Veterans Call on HIM.

Augusta, Ca, Jan. ll.--One
hundred and eighty men who
said they were Democrats, ci,i.
zens OF Anderson. S. G., visited
the present elect today. They
left enthusiastic in the belief
that their town is to he placed
OH the southern itinerary uf
Taft when he travels next. fall.
Six men from Thompson, Ga,
all confederate veterans, called
President.elect Talt's attention
to the cotton lax leyied on sever.
al southern states after the war
and collected to tbe total of
&0s, 900. The supreme court
declared the tax unconstituti0n.
al and although congress has
keen asked repeatedly to refund
the money It has mol done so.
Springfield Republican.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
81 i.NNs..lItIbS

Fire at Mansfield.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
HOME INDUSTRY.

We nay talk about our Free
dom, ard eur boosted country,
+, hut with ,ut Home Industry;
we can look Tor less liberty than
what we air, ndy have, From the
ear lest Of our recollection: the
chain OF thra)dum has been
welded together link ay link un-
I'll at the preseLt time. there is
very little Liberty left for the
poor laborer. In our cary day
there was no such Il thing as u
bread line ut one O'Clock at night
in the cities. Then the laborer
could 20 iuto the wheat field in
time Of harvest, with his sickle
il his Land, and earn his bushel
OF wheat in Il day, or a barrel of
OF flour in six days which would
do any ordinary family three
wccis, Then hc had week To
yet Ceries in and Il week to
earn c.ltEos in. This lett tie
family with plenty. But now,
The latorcr las Lis empty dinner
Pal in hand, with a sad glance
II The eye an he leaves his hun
CRY wife and half clad children
ia search Of u few hours work
for which he may bring back
with him a little something for
his almost iamiahed wife and
starving children.
S0cialis is the foundation OF
Home Industry. All that the
cry VI Socialism lacks today is
the iniorct ment Of its principals.
/ which is Home Industry.
! Comrades OF the Great Move
let us practice what we preach:
And the flour barrel will be fun
our meat house lined with meat,
and the checks OF our wifes will
he rosy and red with continuance
Of plenty ,and orr children will
be beautifully clad. And tho
dollars uf the parasites will lay
and rust, and the rust OF them,
will cat their flesh as doth q
caukor. And the t,lls Of Liberty
for tie Laborer will ce tvlling
from the rivers unto the end #
the earth.
| Come, we have started Local
here: WHO will join and help us;
! Help to run q Red Special ol
Home Industry from one end ol
the earth TO the other. That a
men may enjoy the fruits Of their
own labor. We haycstarted in
to this fight without lookine
back, and will not side track,
but press the battle 70 the gate,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-01-21
VETOED.

On the t5.h. President Roose'
welt sent Il spt cial message tu
the house with his veto ui the
Bill providing lur the co!.struc'
tion o IL dam ii cross the james
RIVER Ia Stone County Missouri,
President Roosevelt declares
tha, he would protect publlt
interests and prevent nonup ~
OF natural RESOURCES.