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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01
WILLIAM VILLE.
The Fourth In WllIlamsvllle.

The parade will form at F. b. Wash
er's and will be led by the marshals, a. ].
Morse and a. L. Halliday, followed by
the East Dover Military band; then will
come the marching stan, Cleaners, Of
ficers of the Grange and horribes. The
march will be to the concrete bridge and
back to the hall. where they will dis
band. Immediately after the parade the
marching staff will give an exhibition
drill in front Of the Universalist church
Then the games will finish the forenoon's
sport. Mrs. A. E. Halliday is chairman Of
the committee having the roast beef din
ner in charge.
At o'clock Hon. Frank Moss, assist
ant district attorney Of New York city.
Will give an address after which there
will be a ball game between Williamsvile
and Townshend on Mrs. Ella Merrifeld's
ground near Mr.. Sargents. Mrs Merri-
field has kindly consented to give the use
of the grounds for this day only. The sup
per at o'clock is in hands Of the com
mttee Of which Mrs. +. c. Best is chair
man. and the midnight supper will be
presided over by Mrs. F. c. Perry and
committee. Dugan's orchestra Of three
pieces has been secured for dancing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01

. ssSSSsn g by building w doing ts gOrsh n
sSietors havs t %sSH offer One
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-30

else as II Is for the modern politician to be
ANYTHING better. a yery ancient and widely
applicable sewing applied TO him: his morals
weren't anything 10 speak Of but he he'd q
good heart
He deciled, at length 10 make bluff OF
ealisg Mr.. IIailoEel some data. enclosing
his rcsi,s9aion. Ehcn he would make q
clean brsast Of the whrlc matter TO young
Leo. .eps1 Mr. Ilellovcl Continued o5Strcp.
erous, and throw hifasclf upon the young
rlaa's mercy. Jimmy had a good deal Of
mercy, be rejected aud be thought that he
could ihr5w hinsc'l in such an artistic ptsn-
per tat he woGii have no dihculty in falling
pJn It. Al The worst, thcrc was the job in
omaha. He set about preparing some data
for Mr. IIalloweIl's consumption. II was
in all rcsvccts, remarkable data. Probably
no data closely resembling that data has ever
been prepared outside Of an insane asylum
Nevertheless, .thai data looked good 10 Mr.
Bogets Especially flic maps He traced
tacse from an atlas. as he had rccolcc
lion Of ,eciag jimmy do. and folersd certain
parts oi then, with colored pencils Then
he snlas in igures which represented his
idea 0 ihc density Of population in the
enlJred portions, and other sga1bols to show
whc,h-r fhe people were devoted TO mining.
agriculture, manufacturing. or what not.
He was not much accustomed 10 making
neat figures. nor 10 tracing maps. But he
made up for The deficiencies BY j liberal ,isc
Of the colsrsJ pcncils With rasnY another
artist. hi. lfsHing wasn't mich, bat bis
color scheme eas wonder Of impressionism
A. he surveyed bis finished productions.
Mr.. Boggs was moved BY his admiration of
them, 10 changc part Of his program He
decided 10 omit sending his resignation With
them; they would surely impress Mr. Halo.
we'll so favorahy that tho resignation. even if
sent, would mol be accepted Therefore be
scnt a polite little note instead. in which he
gently saeges'ed small contribution 10
enable him TO continue his research in art
and ecououics-
Mr., Boggs vas informed OF Mr.. Halo.
wells receipt Of his efforts shortly after the
noon bodr the next day. The information
came over the telephone. Jimmy had gone
oft 10 luncheon Mr. Ruthcr and Mrs
Hildreh were in the front cfice..
"Yes this is Mr. Boggs, said the live
sire. spealsing info the ifammittef ooh
Mr. Hallowclll Eb I? Well. I'm down.
right sorry: YOU SEE"
BE listened for few seconds, his face
assuming the piirplish tinge Of lai gentle.
man who is having hard things said to
him.
No. | amt comm now nor any other
time" lie beloved, unconscious thai the
loudnc3s OF his talk and The closeness Of his
lips 10 the mouth-pccc prevented The trans
mission OF word
You heard me all right he shouted,
second later. e | won't take such angwidgc
often yous nor any other man he raised bis
voice 10 thunderous climax Youwoudni
have the nerve to say them things TO my iacc.
so YOU wouldn't"
The next words from the receiver seemed
10 surprise him Mr. ITallowel who had
heard not a word OF his wrathv llenlnciaiion.
had atiefs asked him aheiier e8nsfd #as
In
"Wty. no he amt" he remarked. in
alulai zone. Whg. Il an; lsea 54t
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trouble N connection with thc S75 already
received. 10 % him justice he really wished
to resign. lie was not, III bottom, tlc sort Of
man that mclodraniaiic villaias a.e made Of.
Conditions, which he had leen too weak and
ncar-sghted torcsSt, had made him b CRATER,
q liar, aebragsssr u. thief, an irresponsible
rouG In bis bqsncss- 9nd wilh bis oppor-
tunitics. IL sTas ~ hard h1 10 be ANYTHING
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cool; and, keeping cool lie fel TIT h r-
by that much al least superior his esr-
ployer.
"Halowcll,n fc said, With noticeable
absence OF The Mr. HalloNell when =
person SO fat fsrgcls himself as 10 cd ess
me Ike that, say 70 him: Go 10 inc devil.
Go to the devil, Hallowcll in other words.
skiddoo. Beat Il Get oul Of my Office"
"Why, you blankey blank roaied th'
manager, sprnging 10 lis feet Mr. Bcggs,
also, arosg. Mv. Halowell, finding speech
inadequate 10 express his feelings, egan tc
wave his arms and moye his feet. sfsssbly
he meant no physical hahn 10 Mr. Boggs b,
waving his arms; possibly The fact that one o
them light Hr'icl Mr. Boggs on the shoul
der was pur,ly an accident. lit Bcggs
however, was in 10 condition o weigh tb
facts in The matter calmly. Fepromptly pr
his own arms into coniriss;cn: srd il 4
amazingly short space OF iime, Mr. Pcgn-lss'
got his wish.
When Mr. Buober, alarmed hy the iracss-
reached the scene, Mr. Hailenell vas Gaming
over the back Of aresolling chair, il ? est
undignihed position gasfirg fer fnatha
Mr. Roggs was noticeable fer frtat calnness
and very large display Of lover itv
No reed 10 get excited Duttty said
The burned old hypofr;ir irslltedm an6
| soaked Kim one. lie licked at NE man
ager's gasping figure with comparatively
scientific interest And from t.s hsc
qucnt actions, he continued, ] stcfld "
that ihai there soak landed cggss sotly II t.-
proper pot IN the sclar plexrs, to te exact.
Duttht And he amt gci any gre'ird fer
legal action. because he hit ne hist he
came hero 70 insilf ne, Dutchy.i ecreiud-'&
Mr.. Eoggs. with a show Of righteous irdie
ration, me, that vas doing mere fer h;m
than you ror 1apybtdy else but Us ivo eaf
realize and so licltd lin Amt fc etnr
up brown, lhorsh: Nct;ee tie way be
2anise i
Mr.. tTaopell slowly freed tinttH fror,.
the back Of TIE chair ard licked rcrrd tfs
his h1 EIisfpcc was oisiciiedt, III Ietu-.
iariy distressing pain ineicsrtal 10 2 blow
hpon ;be spc phich Nif. BcfgS hsd rel
iotcc' Mr. Bucfer alarmed, oiiyi5s, dir
'tcssed. picstd p tie urfeiirra,e Il srsstr y
raj 2nd tardcd It 10 him. Nj. bsii( VA,
,tun'ti-s l9eard the door. gairirg ocInttr.
sfa sreaters5da ke walked. Ee disarIesed
visepi cree 'cnairgiaek s
"Ctr'c evt 10 inthecn On ne, Ltt,lJ,"
sid N'. Bcggs siekipg bis EarCs in ks
pockets ard hiancng on bis heels. Gee
but isoi hpc'
i'curl lIorka iscm The Office, they net Mix'
HilGrcth, r,tQ ',I.ng 10 work. MIR. Icffx'
stopped hcr barring his head and losirg
li'r a 'laDc- master.
81 iu-l wan.sd % say, Miss Hilcreih.P BE-
snnotrt-,i. i'ei III lie simply t;tllta n
death 10 accept yqur Invitation My PIX
vi,us hcsitaiionv sNta'sed solely by tie fer.
that had icrgcl sc'i'r Il the card games
which are custor7arY si sueh furciicrs as the
one yon SO kindly ntptened Ifrd that !
remember EN- periecily. 1t will lie th.
greatest pleasure in the Ncr'd ier ne 10 come
TO your party. Only the fear t''''t hlo-dis-
recolleeted some Of these gaa4ss mace nc
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they wcre seated 81 want TO lnnw what in
blankeiy bankety blank blank you mcant.by
sending me such blanketv blank hlankcsi
bunch OF drivcl as / received this morn
ing2 What do YOU take me fbr2 Why
whv--"
He stopped. for want Of words 10 express
himself
This uncontrolled outburst vas unfortti-
nate for Mr.. Hallowel. Mr.. Boees had never
seen The manager lose control 81 3imself be-
fore That the great Mr. fIallovell eole
be such loose -speeehcd nesci astonished
and pleased l.isa. Il a.so hsises; hi:a = .e<p
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behind his counter + i int yau have
something to sell 2n
Mr. Boggs roared tith Cyigt.
Not on your lifc, Drcsy' he rcpl.ct.
I'm setian' en- I'D w.shoat arv siriags
attached BY the Way" he aided, ''yoa
don't know anything Of an al 9ycncr aroana
hcrc--the Lc, nard Advertising Agency
Run By 4 gcodlookip ycuag clap -4kindar
stick up. between sou ar i- '''
@Oh. datl'' interrupted ihe Gctnlan
Sure Ht hal.,s hipi cut in here
dcsk-room back thepf iis pointed q
a roll top desF under r~ skylight in The
rear Of the store Tic il v,t now: but he
comes back in ten nif.acS, ii n o'clork''
Mr.. Boggs looked surprised, and somewhat
chagrined, at tic Leonard Agency's accom-
modations.
"purty run&e, J .Ae.d say" he re-
marseJ
{ Not & very iinc ldacc ~ \" sciuracd The
German. sNei, IKE h -.uiag 10 mpyc soon.
DAT that youus n;;,n i5sis ". oo1
a swift prc,po-Ete..yY. III " oconly
bcaapse0 Ii. nodtsa n. sa~fiofely toward
lae oilee.
4 tia' Little rolariscc rlS suggest A Nj
Bogss. thinning d iac ,,,ts'y sicnsgra her
a Big Firgo y'e c;'iri iho G-s,u.
rilh plicrei M CHI he ",
th1vd 20 III; hen ,h thinks 81 L, cie
nut'rf sin's sooking tou vss ) i ar j
ss;eni q Nir l.ey1 ea'; HI asked. I'D
acalv AZ aigs hinsNa
.,;s.we'sgor nrf fp' ds,iarsd Mr Hn:rs
loaznig an'i fes i-g .sbtt priacd sthaFihg
Us ericnahacys Qi:css: III sNhg. tl,e and
linn,vr orScd .egc,i,erNt tcD sasHssa'lknce
Fisfiri'a srassnpppcl9i"
HI continued 10 rfiiaTgc upon his ifisnd&.
l-ss rit' The yoitng fs1nagcr. tl'e Get'nan
nofSiag frequent appreciate I..,fsa,sl
4 ne III -liic fhf* Strc faliJsr.
.c sa,es han y ash Nc Basgs rst'lcg
Esd..js EonsiderSHs TIC fsfcndship Fhch that
gsnlcr,Aa he'd been profess'no. aud escorted
b n ,s;eS Il tde Aycaf9's .es's. IS Mr.
Eoggs s.lhs into anc'gllborng 'hair, his teun
.iclalec and posture expressed cytrcme De
jcetion. He had carefully thought out the
part he should PLAY. and he ploycd Il sell
lie explained that he was getting old, lhat hs
had been discharged BY IIallowell, aud that
the other ageaaies were boxing for younger
mea. and ended by Offering TO work on
commission.
Jimmy was placed in the uncomfortable
position, conmoneaough withcycry successful
bpsiDessnan, Of having either to turn down
AN unlikely Associate of other days or to en-
ploy an inefficient assistant II was his FIRST
cgpsricnec Of the kind and he did what al
aost am Young business man Mould have
doae uader similar circumstances. He ac-
erp'ed tne alternative Of hiring an inefficient
assistant
On the foltniag p,orning Jimmy carefully
explained 70 hi.a tie ,geaeg's method of
approach The I.roaard Agency's tactics
sirlek him asrather absurd; young Leonard's
insistcncc on treating advertising as purely
business proposition was especially disgust
ing @ tie seasoned live wire In con
nioa sftii mas. Other ike wirei" OF that
period. he loe';ed upon ad. getting a; q sort
..pflegitirste croft: much. in fact. cs iie gard
p5ii';eiar Laos ipnn the euolul1e,ts Of
one He+sie. lied. however, that il wonld
be best to ADOPT his new employers methods
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gets back around one O'Clock He quickly
recovered from the surprise which the Question
had caused him, and squared his face belliger-
emily toward the receiver "As was saying,
Mr.. Iialowcll | don't stand for no such"
He stopped abruptly and hung up tie receiver.
The disgusted expression Of man who has
been cut of in the middle u remark over
spread his face.
After a second Of infuriatcd inacton, he
jerkod the receiver from its place, and called
up the Hallowell Offices. He was informed
that Mr.. Hallowell had gone out.
What's the matter, eh, Boggselcinp" I"
called the German. "You haf a beller like a
very pcevish bull"
Dutchy,' replied the " live wire,' strjding
toward The front Of the store, " gif me seegar.
! recd something to quiet my nerfes."
Sure, Mike" replied the German, going
over and opening one 81 the showcases II
am astonshed to discoier that you possess
t1cm."
Yep, have EN- al right, Dutchy," be
ronhdsd. absent miDdedly picking up the
dime which Mr. Burhcr had refused @f
reckon don Z ret credit for half the things |
do have" lie sighed deeply, rejecting that
he would probably need ell the sympathy he
could acquire 10 eon,bat The storm he had
aroused. Dutchy,' he continued, Iec
been done dirt by man that's supposed 10
be my friend Been done the dirtiest kind oi
Dirt"
"Too bad!" commented the German
But ven friends done YOU dirt, he ss nc
longeryo iricnd--seel And so, why worry
ofcr such things2"
But the thought Of such things aroused Mr.
Boggs's anger anew.
If it wasn't for the damages, and noioriety
and all that. Dutchy,' he conhdcd 10 The
German, lowering his voice that Miss Hi
dreth might rot hear I'd go to his Office and
have II cut with him Dammim.' He
crushed the end Of his cigar between his teeth,
and stuck ou' his big Jaw. Il wish could
soak him just oncc-iust ono good soil.
satisfyin' soak-in his ole suspicious -olar
plcSus"'
That's a very w4.christian wish, Boggse-
Lem said the Ge1san scriossiy Better
forget it,
Miss Iiildrc!h intercepted them by coming
odt with her hal or, evidently bound hneh-
ward.
As she opened the outer door, a man, built
much after the physical plan Of Mir Boggs,
pushed by her. He came straight in, looking
neither to right nor TO left. He was evidently
;rritatcd and in hurry
As be looked into this mans lace. Mr.,
Bcggs's countcnancc underwent a quick trans.
formation. Hc let his cigar ia.l unnoiiccd to
the iloor, and stared al him
"Oh, Boggs." said the stranger, coming
quickly forward its YOU, is it2 Can you
give inc fcH minutes Of your valuable time p
Mr. Hoggs's emotions were in too great a
turmoil to permit Of his making 4 reply. He
turned. without q word, and led the way back
10 Che Leonard Aseneys desk-room. Gus
tcmary Difference 10 his employer struggled
with a desire to turn and do him bodily injury
"And nov, 7sii Alr. Hallouell, as soon as
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maa nc aproac, Il @l'ys aaea tic error
u lryss ~ ii'lns ypr'.g Le5r9rd felloe i 4
4 EXT lie'6got N tN'sl. idras tied to tic
;.osi. You uat'nd didn't clu with any
tsso-lc- i.-ar Hhcn .anc ia 40, sir. lis
4 4 plin bi:arts @yoposiior'from row On.
Give rs trial, &ia sce
Witlin thrceflays, llsliad ,iVsquplishcd tie
apparently inllg2fiI!c isat y hsIicTng lhis
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hrsIlalc JIM a1Ecn'Ihg yorr invitatior a

hesitate ahoit eeecp'ing yorr invitation al
1rt"
lie bowed 4gain vhiIc Miss Hildfet
graciolslv expressed her thanks. And iten
with hat last lie OIL his ,ips aud sasi salts
faction in his near' hc seized lie sla;d
Germans arm and .,rsatd iel:nr
shiii''c
"I,'s great 10 be honest. Dn'shs . h, de
clarcd { J amt iclf 50 hac 70, a n ~. q
sundays Say We hi up serss ssel' irif.f
.'hrr~ wv can get cats .ha. II, n1.. ~; /.
Wufsbufgrr sa, vow ''st The, s-rss tir
~ ~ s,laesni.a yy,.s -.
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Ior The prelc L.

The results somewhat surprised him.
Mr. Boggs was known among advertising
manage as 4 slow going. conservative soils
tor; bH tog conservative and slow-goiRg,
in fact. The combination Of his consara-
tisnl with The Leonard agency's RADICAL m.
u hisrsperieaee with ihe Agency youth, did
'muth q give advertisers confidence in ihc
venture
NErer. tsa I'D q learn" be told dc FIRST
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n. i. BROUGHTON

# kIII6&&kI~SNII Dy iT1end 81 Mr. k0ggs,
\ Ilyopn&&lllI and referring to tho cor
cX ~ 49, GsA poration" which that
gentleman carried around
! with hifra, WssrH'4ing in ihc antc-room Of
Mr. Hal3mfll, head Of the large HsIlewcll
Adrafsisi,s Agency The Hallowcll Agency
ol5ye1 Mr Boggs, and Mr.. Bosgs shed
n spit i7r and profit On The lIalloaclI Agency.
Az tiislatg. SIX, III itsrlf, enabled him 10 display
hfxsr anopni " dazzling hsberdashery
than g'as possible Ii t,c case of tl1e ordinary
isdysrsisiag s1tiitor; and IN the dsvs when
d IA ling ka5eriashefy played is large part
the advertising business as ii now does in
svzr3 politifs, this was a decided advantage.
3uteyra tn years ago, those da,s scre vass-
ls Mt Rogy II presanec IN Mr.. TTafIoecll's s
fis1tssr,1n \ was qeaspned b. tbe iaot thai the
ss,-tsdtnd.ns alive Nirr's'' engaging personal.
\ ~ 7zs not briaging i1ss r,u.h lflsi3ess as
II nerly Mr. Beggs vas the lass one Il
rAlIxt ths Changing State d asairs, IN pro
Y',srti5n As his cigars, laarheons AMI rebates
All The Aaes -d:scayded tools oi d Il, gore
age oi sdysrtising sassd II be etfica.;ols,
* s.xann4v N,4aYst,.. .,,,,.,h \. jaLj...a
M ~ ,s,s;asss ! III s,;,,sy N
N ..:s, II ,.;1 I'm I NJ Re-
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lass. II, MOI .hfdIT :,
~ Il z''f b: h rs f,,sei. tie
n,.5,;.' .:ss;s.ej ,,e '..<s.iis pilii
tic fosl u Il ~ eeu's'
III. tn As he 's.s H. ,;lee
:i:icil. and Ny: e,ffr e,s
up Ers4,,sdg, ~ a * y, s.
rrt!s uron The .....,.s>ia re-
urc Of l.aEksa,s;sf y. e-.,lss =
Na. CO. faczrs,
Asr. 2ogss. Ii spils Of II. rfp-
ss;asd friradsl,iD ssss, lssaofl.
s'-s forr.d to losats tbs Agsncv
s'aiza the medium Of a tsls-
u directory. The number
ii 10 be that Of 4 tobacco
Rueher's Havana To
ae5rilln : Mr. Boggs
l,-re iTas a littl, ofice,
,at Of the store. in
|. benevolent German
II to q esry pretty
stsnographsr The
ss and cam. out into
g5n do, sir, he said.
uay do for you this
! II looked ali the Ger.
liked him There vas
ig of the eternal American
tsi1-Y,sw about this store-kccper.
1ewAs | nan after Mr. Boggs'sop
1eAri.
VII. Herr rtnlon,' he return
ookin' lor An al. agency. but | rt
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Eliminate all element OF chance by
nsuring with 70. Fl. EasIey, Insurance
Agency.
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A GREAT SURPRISE.

Last evening the Lutheran congfe-
CATION of Bluefeld and Graham and
their friends marched almost I'm a
body to the home of their pastor Rev.
Z. X. w. Kegley and literally buried
him under a avalanche OF good things
a two horse wagon load of such things
as any one would wish for this seas
on some even pitched in checks for
neat sums. That Mr. and Mrs. Keg
ley did not resent the pounding was
attested by the cordiallty with which
they received the assailing party ahd
a most enjoyable social evening was
the result. 4
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DECEMBER p IN HISTORY

1705-Catherine. queen of King
Charles H., OF Portugal, died. Her
life was saddened by her husband's
abusive treatment, which was natl
onal scandal.
I SO7--Embargo act, forDidding tho
departure or any vesqel from the
United States to foreign port, PASS
ed.
. lSl5-Lavalette, one OF BOnaparte's
ministers escaped prison, dressed IN
hi wife's clothes, she having been
permitted, 10 visit him. -t 49,
lS54--Armed collision In Eastern
Kansas between two political parties
those favoring slavery and those
against IL.
lS62-Gen. Carter left kentucky for
the purpose of destroying two i'm.
portant railroad bridges I'm East Ten.
.nessee. The expedition was success
full.
lS64-Gen. Sherman entered the
city of SAVANNAH, capturing a large
amount Of munitions Of war.
1S6S-The ambassadors OF the
Western Powers declined protection
to ire Greek residents i'm CONSTANT
nople. E.f.JLi
. fS79-Another attempt to assassi-
nate the Car OF Russia by blowing
up the cars near Moscow. The bag
gage train, by mistake. was destroy.
ID, the royal family in ire rear train
escaping.
lS79-ln Paris the|wphitgtos min,
.stry resigned in a bod during the
session Of tire Corps Legisiatifa which
rct in Paris November pa for the
'g'st time since 1870.
1884 England stirred up. DSera re
'orted plot TO dynamite Windsor Cas
He and kill the Queen. lrt.-.gs.
i904--R Reported Czarina of RUSSIA
on verge Of nervous breakdown ais
result of strain Of Russo,GcnahdJc
wa.
1909 Reported King of Bulgaria in
tended Indicating in favor Of young.
est son.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
News of The Labor Morld

The Mex Natiolanism and its rela-
itton to labor win be one OF the subs
jects offered for discussion before
the annual convention of the National
Civic Federation when It meets In
January.
Plans are under way at st. louise
forL replacing Negro deckhandA BY
white labor. The packet companies
operating boats on the Mississippi
claim that they have experienced no
end of trouble with Negroes. especial
ly in winter, when traffic is unusual.
ly heavy on the Lower Mississippi.
labor unions VIII be asked to fnr ;si
ISL the new hands. -
The womans Municipal League OF
tHoston of which Mrs. Richard C !
ECabot is the chairman of. education
department, has begun study of the
vocation OF women. the idea being 10
find out by systematic research what
the opportunities are for women i'm
leach vocation. ~ fus ft
The annual report OF the New Jer.
Isey State Bureau of Statistics OF ia.
sbor and Industries shows. that. While
a number of selected articles OF food
nave increased in price 1906 per cent
m the last twelve years. the >aSera gs
wages of factory and workship s,fSi
pioyees have advanced during the
same period only 22,2 percent. The
increase of wages has fallen 1877 per
cent short of keeping pace with the
growing cost OF food supplies
! The lockout, affecting 10000 iBrFfsas
workmen in the shipyard of the Ship.
builders Federation has been brougat
to an end. The strike was begun iast
September after \ walkout OF the
riyeters employed in the Walker shaA-.
yard, at Newcastle, on.Type. /
Uncle Sam is in need of workers
for the Panama Canal, and would ike
TO have men apply for positions as
soon as possible. The advertisements
say that pay begins on the day the
Iaborers start for the isthmus. 8 -,
| Uruguay is also advertisine for
American workmen for a new railway
TO start from Montevidio ana travers-
ing the republic to Cuareim on the
| Brazilian frontier.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21

A little money goes great ways a,
The Grand Leaders Going Out Of Bus
ness sale.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21

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