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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25
SaleSki.
REPUBLISKI ZNACAJ AME.
RIKE!

Westinghouse vlada gre roko
' roki : kronanimi paraziti V Ev-
ropl. To je najboli pokazala Sc
dal ko gre IA oficiclno priznanic
move portugalSkc rrpublike. Svi-
CA jc bila prva, Xxi .ie pozdravila
naJmlaJSo c%vropSko republiko.
nato jc sIcdila rcpublika BRAZIL
ia Y juzmi Amcriki. Takoj. ko jc
padel kraljcv preStol Y Portugal
lu. pozivalo jc ameriSko casopis-
j" - i'll cello kapitalistiGno -
waShingtonsko Waldo. da Sc spo-
dohl. da Icdinienc drzavc prve
~pozdravijo in uradno priznaio no.
Va rcpubIiko. Pozncjc. ko sta St
oSIaSiIi Svica in Braziliia, je pa
ISL" caSoPlSje piSalo. da Srdai ne
SINE naSa vlada nit naimani wee
odia>ati Svoir dolznosti. drugaGe
doI1Vmo ponizanjc. da mas pre-
k"Sl ktera %monarhiia V Evropi.
\Iadm kabinrt V Washington ic
pa ma Svoji sell dnc u. I. nm. sklc.
NIL. da Icdinjcnc drzavc pocaka.
20 4 oflcljclnim priznanirm por-
tugaISkc republic tako dolgo.
dokl'r So ne oglaSi anglcSka VIA.
da. Tako torcj AmcriSka rcpubli-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25

liste, niti ne sanjajo o ten RI
zumeti ne morejo, da $ svoio n;s
10 place ne morejo podkupi,i u.
delkov, XII so ma trgu.
Nasi m~racnjaki pravijo. Krize
in panike nastajajo pc wolff boz;i
To jc bozja Siba, S katero Bog 70,
pc greSno ljudstvo. Res. fin ~.
govor IA kapitaliste in finan6na
bandite in izborno slepijo liudi
Xxi ne mislijo tako dalec, kot sega
NTH nos. Dokler bodo delavc;
p%osluSali mraGnjake, Sc tudi ne
DO obrnilo ma bolje, ker so skora;
vsi %mracnjaki navadni hlapci ka.
pitalistov in zagovorniki kapita.
LIMA.
Ako 'gaspud' rcGe.io: "Prole.
tarca' ne SmeS Gitati. delavec. ki
dovoli, da drugi misliio "a MEGA.
tudi vboga pOkorno.
Da j. to fakt, dokaicm 5 ten.
da SEN v Pittsburgh pred letom
DIM dobil lc diva pollctnc marco
nika, ko sem agitiraI "a "Prole-
tarca." Eden njiiu .je sci k 500.
vcdi in dobil odvczo. ker ie slo.
vcSno obljubiI, da ga ne bo Gital
ma dale. Doticni DO sedaj laval v
tenn, Sc veselil ma nebesa. IA ka-
terra njegov "gaspud" ne daio nj.
ii ]pocenega groSa.
Dokler Sc bodo delayci dali
straSiti $ peklom in h m.
kot mala, n%ezrela deca $ park
lem, bodo delavci tlaGani kapi-
talistov in trle Jill bodo vsakovr-
sine nadloge. Delali bodo DO 10
do - ur ma dan IA sramotno niz-
kO dnevnO place - $1.25. V Pitts
burgu sem poznaI rojaka. XII ie
preJel Ia Stirinajst deseturnih de-
Iavnikov $500 Njegovi sostano-
valci so Sc mu krohotali. Sunni
so brill norce 5 Suznjem. Tudi te-
mu je kriva klerikalna vzgoja.
Pittsburg .ie druga SLOW. kleri,
kaIna trdnjava IN .Jolietom. Dru-
Una je prot druzini: gledajo
drug druzrga kot pes i'm maGka.
Y hinavScini skuSaio prekositi
drug druzega. To lahko potrdi tu-
Oh vrli Sodrug Joe BratkoviG.
Pa Sc nekaj hi bill kmalu poza-
blI. Dne IL. oktobra t. !. jc bill pri
mas platilni dan IN premogarie.
Takrat prideio vselej pohabljeni
delavSki invalid prositi miIoSci-
ne. Ali najcti brio Jill odpodi. Da-
lee ma cesti morajo Gakati usmil-
jrnih src.
Ma imenovani dan ir priSIa be-
racit mlada in lepa nuna. MogoGe
IA lzgnane in Y Ameriko pribegle
portugaISke menihe. O tenn nisem
ma JaSncm Bila ic V SpremStvu
trrh nizjih prrmogarskih prcgan-
lacev. NStopili so vprav tik okna.
pri katercm St ~izplaGuic. da i'm
Je priSel V roke vsak nczavcdnez.
Nrebro jc padalo prccej gosto V
biSago. Eni so dajali liz
Strahu pred priganjaGi. drugi pa.
k'r so kratkc pamcti. Dajali so
pa lie TAXI. ki MISC dali nikdar
centa "a svoic Strajkuioce brate.
Pozdrav vscm z%avcdnim eta
teljcm,
Colnr1-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25

ko je dial vreci IL glavnega cd
bora Stefana Iabrica, ker nj no
tel biti njegov kimovec.
Zdaj pa poglejmo p%ravila ma
strani 10.
"Ako kateri clan glavnih cd
bornikov odstopi ali umrje, mu
glavni odbor postavi zaGasnega
namestnika, dokler Sc ne izvoli
potion sploSnega glasovanja sta
len odbornik."
NpraSam pa cenjena druStva.
zee sc oh i%zkljucitvi Iabrica in
Dremelja dobila kakSna poiasni-
la, zakaj sta bila izkliuGena? Ali
SO druStva dobila pojasnila glcde
novih kandidatov in sploSnega
glaSoyania???
Cenjeni bratie! Proti takemu
abSolutizmu j. treba protestant.
s. ID. j. zveza nj last Pajka. pa
tudi ne sinekura IA NIGGA. Y de
narjem, katcrega moramo zasluzi-
ii krvavo V amcriSkih podjctjih.
plaGujemo mcscGnc doncSkc i'm
vzdrzujemo svojo podporno orga-
nizacijo. II poStenih delavcev mai
hi meSctarski kramar bril- norcc e.?
Ne bratjc. tako ne gre! Absolute
ZEN je padel Y TurGiji in Rusiii.
pa zruSiti Sc mora tudi V naSi
zvezi. ako hOGemo. da bo zveza
procvitala in raStla.
Bratom. XII bodo delegate ma
prihodnji k%onvrnciii pa priporo-
cam: Poklicite Jozeta Dremelia
ma konvenciio. Z~ahtevaite poias-
milo od MEGA, zakaj Sc nj svota
$500 nemudoma odposlala V
Cherry, ILL.,, zakaj je zagledala V
"Glas Narodu' bell dan notica.
XII je bila direktno Y protislovju
: Sklepom glavnega odbora in
kdo je dotitno notice postal ured-
niStvu "Glas Naroda."
NaSa or%ganizacija ie Sc mlada.
Radi tega je treba tudi korupciio
iztrcbiti takoi V za6etku IL ME.
ako nocemo, da bo kasne.ie posta-
la moGvirie korupciie.
O viSokoSti'' Pajku i'm ME
govih abSolutistiGnih idejah hi
lahko napisal Sc mnogo. Ali DO
stal hi preobSiren. "Proletarcc"
mora tudi varGevati : prostorom.
/aeno pa mislim, da ze en- sam
dokaz zadoStuie. da prihodnia
konvcncija prime Pajka trdo "a
voIJo absolutizma in prczirania
sklcpOv glavncga odbora ter kr-
Senia pravil. Sploh pa priporo-
cam topic. da l.iudi absolutistiG-
mega %znaGaja. Xxi hoGeio Spilati
goSpode in kaditi cigarc ma ra-
Gun druzih ne vol V glavni cd
Dor.
NajboljSe j. pa. ako Sc druStva
p~oSvetujejo takoi in skliceio ~
vanredno ~konyenciio in odstrani-
jo Smrad in gnoj IL naSe we've.
kdor je kai zakrivil. kdor ie
NkuSaI korumpirati druge. mai
gre IL we've. Iclezno metlio Y ro-
kc IN mir bo IA vrdno.
Iaupam Y zavcdne brate. do
bodo well moi naSvet ma znanie
in priSli : protest..
PoIdrav vSem bratom,
PorOccvalec.
opomba uredniStva. PoroGcvaI-
cevo ime nismo podpiSali pod do
p'Som. krr noGrmo. da hi GA dole
teIo maStevanJc MEGA visoko-
SIT ko Smo dobili dopis. smo
Zahtevali poiaSnila cd raznih So
drugov, XII so naSel.ieni, kier ina
@lavni tajnik svoj stan. Potrdili
so, da je vSe rcsnica in obiavil;
SmO ga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-25

ihos'oJna pOdpOrna ZNeZa In me
tajnik je postal Park, tisti Park,
XII je re V Chicago ciniGno rekel,
da hi rad Spilal gospoda in kadil
cigare.
Iveza je vspela! Ali to nj bila
zaSluga Pajka! Ma solidno in dob
70 podlago, ma pravo delavsko
staliSce so jo postavili drugi ro-
jaki, Tako je bio V zaGetku.
Ali komaj Sc je 81. tajnik, g.
Pajk malo ogrel ma svojem me
stu, pritel j. pihati drug veter.
kdor nj brezpogojno primal vse,
kar je odredil NIGGA "visokost''
Park, je bill izkljuGen IL zveze ali
N odbora. Oh taxi priliki Sc .ie
'nJegova miloSt' Park oSabno
potrkal pc prsih in dejal: Boss
sem JAZZ uStanovil sem zvezo.
da So DO dclalo tako, kakor no
Gem JAZZ. kdor ne poSluSa moiih
izkuScnih besedi. DO pa izkliuGen.
ker Wee VEN, kot vsi drugi."
Prvrga ic wei ma pike .Jozcra
Dremclja, glavncga n~adzornika.
ki nj hotel tako plesati. kot ic
godel Pajk. in Sc dial cd MEGA
vleci IA nos Izkljucili so ga IL
glavnega odbora.
Iakaj?
no Sc j. pripetila grozna ne
Srcca Cherry. Ill, so ~priskoGile
tudi pridruznice s. ID. p. u. 4 da-
row ma pomoG.
V mrsecu februariu /. |. jc sklc-
MI glavni odbor ma sell, da Sc
Svota $500 takoi odpoSljc Who
GIN Sirotam in vdovam Y Cherry.
Ill.
Hdaj je pa Park narocil q.
bIagajniku, maj prineSc omcnjeno
Svoto k MENU. Blagajnik ic zvr-
Sil kar mu je vkazalo MEGA Vi
sokost."
Nekaj dni kaSneie ie pa bila V
elias Naroda" notica. da Sc bo
denar postal Sc le kaSneie, ko bo-
do VISA druStva vposlala darovc.
komaj je glavni nadzornik .Jo-
" Drcmeli cital to vest. ic sci k
glavnemu blagainiku in razvil Sc
Je n%aSlednii odgovor:
Glavni nadzornik Ike ic de
mar IA sirotc in vdove. Ali So ia
ko z%vrSujcjo Sklepi glavnega cd
bora?"
Glavni blagainik Sc tr,se. ie-
eliza. IL n]jcgovega grla ne morcio
bcScde ma dan.
Glavni nadzornik Ike jc de-
mar! Ali i GA dial Pa.jku. da ic
sci ma ~zelcznilko postaio pc cc-
memo zajfo. cikoriio in drugo bIa-
20? Govori, Nadzornik sem in
imam pravico vpraSati TIE"
LJuhl 'loz'
moIcl. kdo Ii jc pa roycdale"
in pa Il, =, r .",.I'r",N lor'J II
Won; '''" ors"il'"aciJo.
n]riznoI VnJ.I ,"' ''N"u' GA 81
nrisoI L Toh; NO sem
50 ma N'Po',iIl St. 'a
: zroII; ~N"hN'hrl-
sem obI;nLT N"t'r'n,
kor;.,; ~ 'n' cu,a'
The evening world., 1910-12-07


Justice Charles w Dayton OF the su-
preme Court OF New YORK died a. D
o'clock this morning at his home. No.
- Mount Morris Park. West.
Justice DAYTON had been in bad health
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Do'n .
tended the puonc Sehoois w '"S cry
and was admitted 10 the ColieBe OF the
City OF New York. He was graduated
from Columbia Law School and was ad-
United to the bar In 1865.
He was elected to the Assembly In
1881 and served with ability on the Judi
c,ary Committee. The next year found
him deep In the Citizens movement. and
in ten days he worked up such popu-
larity for Allen Campbell that the latter
received 1900 votes for Mayor.
Mr.. DAYTON was appointed Pc1tmaster
Of New York by President Cleveland In
1pa. and the following year was elected
~snher Of the Constitutional Conven-
tlon. As Postmaster Mr.. Dayton con
5000 The anairs of his Office 10 the
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The evening world., 1910-12-07
HOSPITAL DRUGGIST ENDS
HIS LIFE WITH RAZOR.
Nothing Known About Oyermeyer,
Who First Went There as
Patient.

Carl overneyer, twenty-eisht Years
old, a druggist on the Kings County
Hospital stan. was found dying early
to-day on the loor OF a ayatory with
his throat and wrist slashed. A razor
lay beside him. lie died In u few min
utes.
II was said at the hospital that over.
meyer went there three weeks Z sur
fering from alcoholism. When ne re-
covered he told them he was a drug
gist, and he proved to be such a good
one he was given a regular place In the
hospital.
He never drank ana seemed 10 be get.
ting along We'll and to be pleased with
his work. Nothing IL known at the hos
pnsi in regard 10 his home and ante
oedspts.
The evening world., 1910-12-07

JAMES MGREERY CO.
23rd Street 34fh Street
On Thursday, December the Sth
LADIES HOUSE GOWNS. In Both Stores.
silk Ncgligces. .........IS 1900 and 22.5o
Embroidered Silk Japanese Robes. 1856
Imported Figured Crepe House Gowns,
silk lined. S.7S
Flowered silk Kimonos. ..........3.
WAIST PATTERNS. In Both Stores.
Suitable Holiday Gifts.
Sheer Batiste. with hand embroidery and
drawn work. $50 and $50
values AS and $50
Batiste with hand embroidery and eyelet
work. 3.75 to $50
value AS 10 $50
Batiste with hand embroidery and Irish
lace. 1918 to 675
value AS to $50
DIES SILK HOSIERY. In Both Stores.
Pure Thread Ingram Silk, with cotton
tops and split cotton soles. Black only.
ITO per pair
E pairs for 600
usual price 80 per pair
100 dozen Pure Thread Black Silk, with
double heels, soles and toes. $50 per pair
usual price 72s
Pure Thread Silk with double spliced
heels, soles and toes and double tops. Black
and colors. las per pair
The evening world., 1910-12-07
UMBRELLAS. In Both Stores.

26 and 20 inch Umbrellas, -covered with
extra quality piece-dyed mixed fabrics, tape
edge. Handles of Gun Metal, Mission Wood
with Sterling Silver Trimmings, Silver, Gold,
Inlaid Wood, Pearl with Silver or Gold Trim
mings, Capehorn, Stag Horn, Castania,
English Furze, etc. I.85
values as and 500
Umbrellas covered with Taffeta and
Twilled Silk, tape edge. Handles of Cur
Metal, Pearl, Gold, Fancy carved woods,
Stag Horn, Capehorn, Mission Wood with
Silver or Gold Trimmings English Pimento,
Sterling Silver Caps, etc. - and 20 inches.
ass
value $50 to 500
Umbrellas covered with Taffeta Silk, tape
edge. Handles of long etched Sterling Silver,
Ebony, Gun Metal, Gold or Silver Caps, In
laid Wood, Pearl with Gold or Silver Trim
mings, Capehorn and Stag Horn with Sterling
Silver Trimmings. 3.85 and 4a85
value 500 to 900
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
VANDERBILT FOUND SLAIN
CARDS ON BODY CONNECT HIM
 WITH LAMBS CLUB.
Actress Is Held When Badly Injured Man Is Discovered Near
 Her Home.

New York, Aug. 2S.-A woman and two men are under arrest and the po- lice are endeavoring to establish the identity of a man found very seriously injured in the rear of a theatrical boarding house. He had engraved cards reading Bert Vanderbilt, Lambs Club" but at the club all knowledge of him was denied.
 The woman detained at headquar- ters is Edith linen, an actress with the Hardin De Paris" company, and the men are William, better known as Kid" Broad. prize fighter, and Ralph Gillespie.
 Miss linen claims to know positively that Vanderbilt" is a member of the Lambs and says he Is connected with the wealthy Vanderbilt family
 Her story is that he has been her friend for several years, and called to take her to dinner, but she refused to go with him. Later noise at her window awakened her. She found Vanderbilt there, she says, and or dered him away, but he tried to climb into the window and fell three stories.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23

Marshall, who conducted the post mortem, testified before the coroner that he could not swear as to the question of sex, and it is doubtful if Dr. Peppers belief can be substantial ed under oss-examination.
 The police expect to make much of the fact that Crippen is known to have pawned jewelry belonging to his wife after her disappearance, but the defense, Newton says, will show that he was for years constantly pawning and redeeming this jewelry.
 As to the significance of Crippens S flight with Miss Leneve, his typist the defense will point out that it was perfectly natural for the doctor, in view of his wife's admittedly mys- terious disappearance, to feel that he was under suspicion, and that it was by no means surprising for him to shrink from a police inquiry.
 The consensus of legal opinion here is that unless the police have far stronger chain of evidence than has been indicated, the court will actually order the release of Crippen.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
TALK OF CIVIC AFFAIRS
Mayors and Councilmen Attend Gen. Vention of League of American
 Municipalities in St. Paul.

St. Paul, Minn., Aug 23-Mayors of many of the leading cities of the country and many members of city councils were present today when President David E. Heineman of De- troit called to order the fourteenth annual convention of the League of American Municipalities. There will be three days of sessions here, and on Friday the league will be enter tained by Minneapolis.
 Chief among topics to be discussed are government of cities by commis- ton and the street paving problem Addresses will be delivered by Frank R. Mcdonald, superintendent of the Minneapolis city workhouse, who will speak on The Workhouse as a Re formatory;" Dr. P. M. Hall, commis- sioner of health of Minneapolis, on "Collection and Disposal of City Waste" J. H Gupdlach, president of the city council, St Louis, Mo. on "A Citys Control of Outlying Dis tricts," and Mayor J. Barry Mahool of Baltimore on Home Rule for Cities.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
CAUGHT IN CHINESE RAID
Young Woman and 19-Year-Old Sister Found in Chop Suey
 Place.

St Louis, Aug. 23-Mrs Sadie Wal don, who was arrested with her 1S- yearold sister, Marguerite Helm, in a raid on a chop suey restaurant, after policemen had entered the place over the roofs of adjoining buildings, told an inquirer that she first met Leon Ling, proprietor of the restaurant, as a member of her Chinese class in the Sunday school of Union M. E. church, Garrison and Lucas avenues. three years ago. She had then been a di- vorcee for a year.
 Her 10-year-old son, Roy Waldon, has for seven months past lived with her in rooms over the restaurant, at 2301 Washington avenue, and has lis tened almost nightly to the songs and shouts of the revelers from the neigh boring disorderly district, who fre- quent the place. The problem of his future custody will probably be pre- sented by the police department to the juvenile court.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
AsTORS STILL EsT sTRANCEO
JOHN JACOB MEETS HIS WIFE AT
 DAUGHTERS SOLICITATION
Apparently There Is Little or No Hope That Colonel and Wife
 Will Agree.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 23.-John Jacob Astor and his divorced wife were finally brought together at a secret conference by their little daughter, Muriel, and woman of mystery, who has kept Newport society on the qui vive, at meeting at the home of Bar ton Willing, brother of Mrs. Astor. The secret was so carefully guarded 1t did not become known until now.
 Although Mrs. Astor left her hus- band in tears and the colonel was dis covered in a melancholy mood, the conference is said to have been fruit less. The two appear to be as unal- terably estranged as ever.
 The meeting was in the house where was there, too. they announced their engagement Col Astors attitude to- ward his wife through the present cri- sis has won the admiration of many. Again and again he went out of his way that his son, Vincent, might visit his mother frequently
 Col. Astor finally closed Beechwood and took all his belongings with him. Those who are closest to his conf dence say that Muriel who escorted him to the conference with his di- vorced wife, will continue her efforts to bring about a reconciliation.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
AGED WOMAN CUTS THROAT
Confession of Aged Grandmother Clears Police Mystery and HaIts
 Hunt for Man.

Chicago. Aug. 23.-A police mystery of several days standing was cleared here when Mrs. Dorothy Artels, 62 years old, confessed she cut her own throat when she found Dorothy Fort miller, nine months old, grand. daughter, dead in its mothers ab- sence.
 Mrs. Artels was found lying in a pool of blood in the bath room by Mrs, Fortmiller, mother of the child, who had just returned from a shop ping tour. The child was dead upon a bed. The aged woman was revived and told story of a dirty man" en- tering the house. committing. an as. sault on her and choking the child to death
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23

If there is anything about your ailment that you don't understand. or t you want any medical advice, write to the doctor. and hs win answer you fully. There is no charge for this service. The address is pr. w. B Caldwell. bos Caldwell bldg. Monticello, Ill. {.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
WILL DENY EVERYTHING
THAT IS THE PRESENT PLAN OF
 GRIFFIN DEFENSE.
Finding of Some Human Body Is All the Evidence Prose
 cution Has.

London, Aug. 23.-F'rom Solicitor Arthur Newton, attorney for pr. H. H. Crippen, who is now en route from Quebec to London, was obtained the first outline of Crippen's defense. Emotional appeals to the jury, such as figure in American courts, Newton declared, will not be made. From his standpoint, the case appears substan- tially as follows:
 Fragments of a human body were dug up in the cellar of the house of Dr. Crippen. The police say the bricks under which these fragments were found had recently been dis turbed, but expert evidence will be forthcoming that it is impossible for anyone to determine this point. as suming that the bricks had been un- touched for as long as a month.
 Dr. Pepper. the government analyst, has stated that he has Identified the remains as those of . woman. but pr.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
KURDS MURDER PEASANTS
Persian District In Civil Strife Over Killing of Mountaineers' Chief.
 tain by Villagers.

Odessa. Aug. 23.-Civil war between the kurds and peasants has broken out ill the Urmiah district of Persia. The Kurds, in revenge for murder by peasants of Miza Kervali a Kurd- ish chieftain, are ravaging the villages of the district and have killed hun dreds of the peasants, after subjecting them to the most extreme torture
 The peasants have so far suffered the heaviest though they have infict- ed severe punishment on the Kurds. Troops, sent to quell the disturbance, were defeated by Kurdish force and put to flight. A half dozen villages have been burned.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
SHIP HELD UP AT SEA
One Bandit Overheard With Life Preserver-Crew Over
 powers Companion.

Eureka, Cal, Aug. 23.-The Alaska, Pacific company's steamer Buchman was held up at sea off this, port by two passengers.
 Captain Wod was shot and killed by one of the men while resisting. The other man was overpowered by the engine room crew.
 Thomas, who shot tho captain, jumped overheard with q life pre-. server.
 The bandit was drowned before he could be captured with 3 lifsboat.
 The Buchanan ts still at tea, and according to schedule should arrive here Tuesday.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
SAY GIRL IS A BURGLAR
Police Have Mobile Maid Held Upon Charges of House Breaking
 and Embezzlement.

Mobile, Ala, Aug. Exchanged with burglary and embezzlement, Miss An nie Mcdowell, a handsome 22-year-old white girl, is held here. She is said to be fullhedged robber and is charged with having broken into a number Of houses here
 The specific charges against her are that she robbed the Dahlheimer resi- dence here on St. Joseph street and obtained money from several house wives under false pretenses.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23

Democratic Ticket
 Election November s, 1910 Congress
 w. s. Goodwin
 Election September F. 1910 Governor
 George w. Donaghey Secretary of State
 Earl w, Hodges State Auditor
 John R. lobe Attorney General
 Hal L. Norwood State Treasurer
 John w. Crockett Associate Justice
 Wm. F. Kirby State Land Commissioner
 R. c. Dye Supt. Public Instruction
 Geo. B. Cook Com. Mines, Manufacture, Agriculture
 Fred H. Phillips: Railroad Commissioner
 w. F. Mcknight Circuit Judge
 J. M. Carter Prosecuting Attorney
 G. K. Haynie Chancellor
 Jas. D. Shaver State Senator
 J. T. M. Holt Representative
 w. N. Mum County and Probate Judge
 A.. M. Denman Sheriff
 D. L. Dillard Circuit Clerk
 F. E. Murrah County Clerk
 Joe A. Bailey Assessor
 JoHH n. DTignt Treasurer
 w. c. Felts Coroner
 w. w. Rice Surveyor
 Hugh White Justices
 c. B. McGraw
 F. M. Smyth Constable
 c. H. Litton Road Overseer
 J. E. Horne Cotton Weigher
 Major Stuart
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Pastor Confesses He's Thief.

St. Louis, Aug. 23.-.The Rev. A. Hauberich, who was to have preached his first sermon as pastor of the Mil tonsburg (O) Evangelical church, Sunday. instead confessed he stole seventeen watches from fellow stu dents while attending Eden college on the St Charles Rock road, in St. Louis county.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Army Men Learning Japanese.

Washington. Aug. 23.-Thege Is an opportunity for more army officers to pursue the study of the Japanese Ian guage at Tokio. There arc at pres ent on thts duty four officers. and their course of study will shortly bs completed
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Earthquake In Nsv RnoIand.

Lowell Mass., Aug 1s.--Earth tre- mor accompanied by heavy rum blnss, caused considerable alarm in this city aaA surrounding towns. The shocks lasted several seconds but did no damage. Fs