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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02
Fable of the Minotaur

We have in the good year of 1911
che old fable of the Minotaur ex
emplifed. The Minotaur was 4
monster of many heads. that lived il
place called the labyrinths and came
out occasionally to eat folks up. The
labyrinths were impossible of pene-
tration, so the monsters lair was
unassailable. A gentleman, named
Bellerophon, however, got him a
winged horse called Pegasus and
flying up in the air came down or
the monster from above and killed
him. Our Minotaur's lair is called
Wall Street, but the monster don {
stay there alone. He has many
heads as in the other case. A meat
head and a grain head and co.ton
head and steel head and a head for
every necessity of life, ard like the
other he devours the heart out of the
nation, he bleaches the woman's iace
with tears and blanches the little
ones with hunger. He bows down
the strongest man and sends him to
an early grave. He drives through
the country hungry, half clothed
multitude, who helplessly stagger on.
There is little resemblance to it in
the retreat Of the Grand Army from
Moscow, perishing as they went
while Cossacks and peasants merci
lessly pursued and cut them down.
But this is worse. So our Ameri-
can multitude suffering, laboring,
staggers on, the man, the woman and
the children and the merciless Mino.
taur is behind them. pressing them
further and further ia hunger and
want Where is our Bellerophon
coming from, for the life of the
nation requires the death of the
Minotaur.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02
Special Notice

Effective March Isl all telephone
subscribers may phone their mess
ages to the Western Union Office and
have charges col Elected monthly. Tele-
grams are binding, you have some
thing to show for your transaction.
Phone n, f. II. ogle, Local Mana
ger. 20-2td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02
Toney Adelman

Is the wood man in this town. Let
him supply you with your summer
wood, while it is cheap. You can
tinS him at the wood pile at the dam
any old time, or leave your orders at
the Democrat, phone SS, or at the
Auadarko Real Estate Co., phone
73.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02
Female Help Wanted

Wanted-W Women everywhere to
assist with my startling ply
sioIogical tuberculosis discovery.
Mrs. Jennie Reynolds, Central
National Bank, Columbus, Ohio,
A postal will bring you full par
ticulars and prove a revelation
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02

The Rock Island and Frisco want
3 cents a mile too and have filee
petitions to that effect, thanks to
good, Kind public spirited republi-
can Judge Hook,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02

Poor, old grounding His repu.
tation is ruined. The other kind of
grourd hog is still popular however at
25 cents per h.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-02

sussoRiPrioN aArHs
Deiivers1 Nv Carrier ioo per weeb
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TO DIMINISH DROWNINGS.

1t is said that 1000 drownings C
cur annually in the United States, a
large majority of which result from
the fact that the victims did not know
how to swim, or that, being taken
from the water in good time. no one
was at hand with sufficient knowl-
edge of the simple methods of resus-
citation to restore the partially
drowned to life.
These statements may be regarded
as practically, If not absolutely. true.
To relieve the situation, II is propns-
ed to establish, in connection with
the work of the Y. NJ. C. A, means
of proper instruction in the single art
of learning to swim, and of showing
how immediate aid can be given to
the partially drowned which will in
sure their resuscitation. The effort
Is to be international in character,
and the purpose is to put it upon a
systematic sis.-Portland Oregon
ian.
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TO LOWER PRICES
FOR LABOR|NG MEN
Ispecial to The sentinel. ]

La Crosse, Wis, Jan. 13-Alleging
that at the present high cost of liv-
ing laboring men are unable TO make
ordinary living expenses or to lay
aside anything for an emergency, Of
ficers of the La Crosse Trades and
Labor assembly. the central labor
body here, announced yesterday it
has purchased u carload of flour
which will be retailed to union mem
bers at wholesale prices. And they
Will buy other necessities of life in
large quantities at lowest Wholesale
prices and sell them to union work
ers at bare cost to help enable labor
ers to provide for their families
through the present winter season
without resorting to a strike for high
er wages, which might cause suffer-
ing.
Officials today also announce their
intention to establish labor council
bakery. where bread would be made
and sold to workingmen at cost of
production.
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.P|NCHOT PREPARING
A PUBLIC STATEMENT
{ Especial to The sentinel.l

Washington, Jan. ia private
citizen. ex-Forester Pinchot is pre-
pairing plans to indicate his position
in his controversy with President
Taft. For the past two days he has
been framing statement to the pub
lie. The delay in completing it Las
been caused by constant interruption
from visitors who called to express
their sympathy and by kilograms
which have actually oyerflowed his
library table and are now being piled
up on the floors as they come in.
Administration supporters are
waiting for the statement with no
little concern, as it is expected he will
point out what Pinchot considers to
be the dangers of the policy of Taft's
administration with regard to the
methods of the conservation of the
natural resources of the country
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TWO BIG PYTH|AN
/. LODGES CONSOLIDATED
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Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. Ia
Colorado Springs now has one of the
largest, if not the largest Pythian
organization in the state.
A big meeting and banquet. Sub
lime and Myrtle lodges, having
total membership of more than 900.
were consolidated into Colorado
Springs lodge No. "a The object of
the consolidation is TO enable the
Pythians of this region to erect a
handsome temple and plans will at
once be drawn for the structure. 1t
will cost about s75, 200 and will be
similar to the new Masonic temple
here
Among the speakers at the meeting
were Mayor Avery. Horace G. Benson
of Denver, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias of Colorado, and
Charles S. Davis, supreme representa-
tive. DR.. w. A. Campbell of this city
acted as master of ceremonies and
presided at the banquet.
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FAITHFUL HERDERS
ARE FROZEN TO DEATH
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Casper, Wyo. Jan, 13.-Reports
from the snowbound range country
indicate that number of sheep herd
ers met death while with their flooks
during the extremely cold weather of
DECEMBER
Herders employed near Wolton and
Shoshone are reported missing and
are supposed TO be dead.
Antonio GaloriZ, a Spaniard en-
ployed by A. ]. Cunningham, stuck to
his sheep for twenty-four hours dur
ing bitter storm and then collapsed
at a friendly camp and died from
pneumonia.
Tom Mahoney, employed by Robert
Love, drifted before a storm for three
days and nights and when rescued
had both hands and both feet frozen.
He is not expected TO live. Several
other herders suffered intensely.
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1T is EASY TO BE LUCKY.

The man who forgets to call loses
a large order. The lucky man gets
it. Be mindful.
The man who neglected to wind the
clock misses the right train. The
lucky man gets 1t. Be careful.
The man who leaves the important
letter in his pocket does not get the
helpful answer. The lucky man gets
II. Be thoughtful.
The man who comes TO his office
too late misses big chance The
lucky man gets It. Be prompt
The man who delays In answering
the telephone does not catch the
straight tip. The lucky man gets It.
Don't procrastinate.
The man who is not there when the
boss wants to fill the vacancy higher
up misconnects with the job. The
lucky man gets II. Be on the spot.
The man who mislays his specifica-
tions does not make the successful
estimate. The lucky man gets it. Be
orderly.
Be lucky. It's easy.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13
MANY YEARS
SWEETHEARTS WE'D
Special to The Sentinel.

Pueblo. Colo. Jan. 13--W. p. Ben
nett Of Yates Center, Kan, and Mrs.
Sarah j. Shearer of Norton, Kan,
were married in the county court to-
day. They were sweethearts almost
a quarter of century ago in Kansas,
but became separated and each mar
rfed. In the course of time death
claimed the mates of each and they
met few days ago by accident at
Yates Center. The old love was re-
kindled and they both decided to come
TO Colorado to be married.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13
GAME HOG FREE;
MUST LEAVE stats
{ Special to The sentinel. |

Canon City, Colo, Jan. '13.-Fred
klantzsky, who has been in jail here
and at Cripple Creek several times
charged with killing mountain sheep
near Adelaide, on the Florence G.
Cripple Greek railroad, was liberated
from jail here and given transporta-
tion to Salt Lake City, where he win
be given employment.
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DIED In LONELY HOME
I Special To The Sen.inelJ

Green River, Wyo., jan I3.-F'orTs
miles from town and with the fz1ts-~
unable to leave the wife sufficieEzssr
long to ride to Green River aud sun
mon a physician, Mr.. and Mrs IL
Brinegar nursed their two little bo1,s-
age two and four years. respectiSsss,
until death relieved the little suffs--
ers. The parents then prepared KfsP
bodies for burial and drove to sCEr.
with them. arriving here eNtIxussess
and almost PROSTATE with grief
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EDITOR is ARRESTED
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Joliet, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-James II. Fer
ris, chairman of the national COM
mittee of the Peoples party and edi-
tor of the Joliet Daily News, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of
criminal libel. The warrant was
sworn out by Mayor John Cronin and
Police Chief William G. McMasters.
who accuse the editor of publishing
statements reflecting on the city sd
ministration.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

The Rio Grande will make a spe.
cial rate of one fare for the round
trip to Mack account of the large an
nual rabbit hunt. Date of sale Jan.
Is. Return limit Jan. 16.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Three thousand pairs of shoes 10
be closed out at great sacrifice Ak
Coen's big clean up sale BE "a
hand early next Saturday moEHiRs
and select your choice
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LAWSON AFTER IL
Especial to The sentinel I

Washington, Jan. 13.-The Hou>e
today passed the bill introduced O..
Congressman Martin, of Colorado. fss<-
the relief of homesteaders in Cote-.
RADIO, Wyoming and Nebraska. by rx-
tending the time for their settfeuIcur
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Don't trifle with kidney and blza-
Ger trouble. Take DeWitt's KidusF
and Bladder Pills as directed and Fs0
viii at once notice satisfactory Ese-
suits. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are antiseptic, healing ard 500
thing. Be sure to get DeWitt's Ed
ney and Bladder Pills when you ASK
for them. Refuse substitutes and.
limitations. Look for the name on 2tss
package. Sold by CD. Smith Drug Co
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Sam Wright. employed by the Elec-
tric Light Co., has gone TO New Castle
on business for few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Today e. A. Krohn filed with
County Clerk Starr a commission as
notary public.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

A meeting of the Rio Grande SliR-
ing Company was held Tuesday s-Szu-
ing. at which some business nf EuR-
portance was transacted
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

When you go to Denver don't fail
70 call on Joe e. Dulmaine at 1915
Stout street
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Commodore Mckinney, who had
his feet frozen is improving nicely
and able to be at work
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

the Ninth street wreck have been
placed on the bad order tracks today
and are found to be bady demolished.
The engine has also been brought
into the yards. 1t is almost in scraps.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Head Hostler Nicholson, who has
been i'll the past several days threat
ened with pneumonia, is back at work
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13
AMONG RAILROAD
men Of THE
CITY

The sympathy of the railroad men.
especially of the operating depart
ment, is sincerely extended to Engi-
ner George Cutting, one of the best
known and most popular men in the
service in the loss of his wife, whose
death occurred last night.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

1t is reported that Master Mechanic
Hoffman this afternoon discharged
a larger number of foreign round
house employees for incompetency and
has substituted American working
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Two immense heavy bridge steels,
occupying the whole of two flat cars,
passed through this city today for use
in repairing a bridge which was wash
ed away in the recent storm which
delayed the San Pedro trains three
days
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

uouse eupIoseS LOT lncOmpetency ana
has substituted American working
men.
Night Engine Dispatcher Robert
Rod is on the sick list today with an
attack of la grippe.
j. c. Lyons, a popular switchman
of the local yards, has returned from
a vacation spent in Denver. 1t is re-
ported that his brother who has been
running on the road as brakeman
out of here, has been reinstated as
conductor on the Union Pacific, and
will resume work on that road instead
of returning from Denver.
A force of men have been employed
today digging the ice out of the turn
table pit. The ice accumulates from
"a leakage from a nearby water tank.
Four cars of merchandise which
were in the wreck at Chacra Sunday
morning have been brought to this
city. The contents were badly mixed
and scrambled up and F. w. Ogston,
chief clerk to the claim agent at Dem
yer. is here and spent the day check
ing it up.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Pipe for the Delta city water works
is still passing through this city in
large consigpments.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-13

Two carloads of pit cars. for Use
on the ID. Il X. G.. at Helper. are in
the yards at the present time. await
ing shipment.
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THE ALABAMA RAIDS

Rebel Accounts or &C nernl Wilson's Move.
meat on Selma and Montgomery
Heavy Cooperating Column Moving
Through neutrality-suspicious. About Ho-
hifc-The WOundtng anG Capture OF
General cianton, &c.
AUGUSTA, Aprl S. 1865
Western papers Of late dn.e represent toe enemy a.
moving through the Interior OF Ahaa In largo force
from points the Tennessee river Two divisions aro
near Mortevello. commanded BY Mccook:
Thoeusmy are IN force near Tuscaloosa
Six llensand from TnscuGbIa divided at Jaspcr--onc
column went to Tusclacsz and tho other towards Ecn-
teya.lo NccoOss Communal WAC at El5ion on Tuesday
March 70. He had largo wagon train and artillery. 20
bosnod tbe vilag, Of Eiyton and Bed Mountain Iron
Works The cneIny have tapped aha telegraph line vt
unknown Ieints and despatched 20 soutborn Offices.
General Clata despatched TO his wife, karcn %. ha.
no vas uoantad seriously and left BY the enemy below
Pollard, rrroed by the Yaassc 70 report at psraIcas
On tho 9th Of april
Tho Gayiea q Tho 27th, satee that two columns sf
Yankees sr. atvsscng on Columbus. Mississippi Ono
from Eantss,lo bad reached points inityfve miles
ADORE Coluntus. Another started frGn Memphis four
than.nd strong we'll rrogiced With pack mules, and
usn mounted, and ere III tho vicniiy Of Poaio.cc, Nss
tie stesners Gertrude saG Ea;chez coilided ct tse
mouth Of Spanish rirer, near nehilc At midnight Th-
day, March 81. Tho certredo aunk in 8 few minutes
Cargo valued at two mllion and consisted ofprovsons,
which belonged to eis;scns whs sss to snys'y
thsnsse,vas for the siege Of Aobue; to.L loss Trs
NatcAoz 10 unisjsrcd
Captain Vernon Lock, Of tho prvaiesr Rsutus.on, 10
q prisol o. Nasssu-
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M g B ! 1. z .
Fierce BS,hEardlnent OF Span
ssh Fort.
REPORTED Loss OF TWO TYE-CLADS.
bssIauGTlea OF REBEL. TRANSPORTS.
THE CONTINUANCE O. THE SIEGE,
&C., &C., &C.

Ncs Orleans pspers Of tho eth inst. hAyo been re-
csi7ed The Tines contains correspondence from our
forces IN ftons Of ephrs Fort, Aa - the soth ill.,,
aud from Iakcpor: to tho lth ns. Siege guns and NOR
tsts aro mounted b. our forces Spanish Fort =
70 almost II not cutie, cur OF M rebel comunicauo1
land or water
a rebel oaasocrs aud hospital boas huve Deru
Destroyed
Tho urlon s.pre.aa no. q WAC crns BY sorpcdo and
ono man killed.
sascs ip-oed Eodoip by tho explorion Of torpedo,
who participating 10 tho aUscs upca Spanish Fort Tho
correspondents states thai t~o others tnamcs nos given,
were h,cwn Up IN siaar ffannch Four perSons weIo
killed upon ths tui9.ph end ffteen wounded
rrs GRAND ATTACK
upon fhe rch1 wnrks was 10 hayo commenced en- the
Sd Inst
TEE REBEL LOSS.
Another correspondent from tie eamo locality. cndcr
iato Of the Is. Instant, Wrice:--
Tie military ttra:.3n 10 very encouraging, although
1; las a.2u!aea the rfoacrticds Of regular Siege
ry trra.c aiices, ret get confirmed the rebel loso
inside sass For. 2 Eve hundred end City kllsd aad
trouuaci oct Or opr theusaod Oar total loss Jan cst.
mate CT is cols) Is prchat5 he Proportion Of
killed sicaIl
ptisad.er cerG:I YyE:c "a new MAJ, Is in command
a. tho fort
The rctcl Contamination 1h Mobile Is entirely sus.
pended.
Steele Tceenc: coNps) is ttveS.ing Fort Bakcly, sx
milos above span'h Fort.
Thomas sb the Fourth corps and thirty Eve thousand
cavalry, IS expected IN ito of Mobile Nothing
definite has been received from niu Tor several csys
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1ons ERcwS Aso JgFF. DAvg-Soine OF tho
radical papers are crying for the blood OF jed.
Davis whep be lie caught Remember Mr..
Glass; direction, Z" first cach your hare" JET
Davis is only John Brown on largo scale
Snt to sag that be deserves Browns faLs is not
strong argument IN favor of hanging him
Brown vent into Virginia, tried to raise revo-
luton, failed, and was hung; bu. bis death did
the country no coed. Dnyls tried 60 raise o
revolution, succeeded for whilo, then failed |;
but IL he be hung what good will 10 do the
country Lei him sl,e, like Benedict Arnold,
IN foreign lands, CT 60, lilo Judas, and hang
himself
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S0LE2S EEE7icE9 At TIE CATHOLIC. YffsCcYAa
AS1 LUTHERAN caURcHEs.
The chrivcrssy OF lie erueix,on OF our Lord for s
redemption or mankind on caysrys bloody nount was
observed yesterday with more than ordinary solemny
What we haze not noticed in many years on the came
occasion occurred and tha! IL that giost many stores
wero elesed, and business on the part q a large
portion OF tho eonmanlly was suspended All he
churches pertanisg to pcrs1asiocs .t prescribe seq
wees for tho day were thrown epss Ghd congregations
erVwded them 10 i5eir fullest caa.fLy. In the calh
oc ZIP scopa and Lutheran churches the sesscos
OF TIE most mounfa character spfopraleio The solen
pity OF tho day Toe a!.ar AMI deeoraiions 81 The
Catholic ehapcl3 were drped II rouinlng and every
thing besks sorrow and grief COMMEMORATIVE of s
pas Non aud death Of our ihrd. (
AZ St. fninckt Cath, dfsl no csfnaarY saerlncs vss
omitted and no eoseefsl!on VI tue Hey Euchr.s
paec. iaSoed eg tho hss tho rcpfs'nttd tho
PASSION srd u 0n9 and 'racts containing prod clicns o.
iha coaing, AID types CT us ,mmoa:ioa on tue rre.
were Tcai. tsfethcf viii the hi1ory OK The paaioa -
ralted by 81 Jchn, a. sho1 how tue law to ~ 20
cts ycfsed by the Gospsl Anes mi Tsil u fLs
serycr Ia, Is called the ", sefat OF .h ,f1S oe
cum D. TITS stsori = 10 sacl ri ~ chf.fallny r,
and docs 90. as some Suppose Any u nfIa,a o.
go st0lso, l.. o. thai SLeh he y. 90 rtit s.c a
~'t--,ur SsTclr. wbo RAs ssenleea "a li.a er0r sx
nae redut tfi9n a. tho u,uAi ps'i ~ tto pf1SsS
ir1S sfcfs sSqlsal tsnacL, snLftpr5t, s.s odss
s2n. 'sssls2lorG W tfehLisa. p Nc t. icy
II. eeEy:e's q. ff.ns.s and Epf.sotai - rus
Ecie N.tT in.p1las. IL ON lsl anm X me- stfs
ises ia Siat.saas'oEd ~. 90 a lsX ri a.
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TIE CEz, TOR decentralization Butler ahi
TO za2i1ais src calling Gu. loudly, for pro-
!c.jp;;op, now aat tho war is over and the
7co?io gcns:al!y, go wei aS The administration,
TIC DISPOSED to deal tumaaely with tAoas who
I1ye erred and hate been sdbdQed.. Mercy 70
iEsllca zee IS o1c CT ths aiaacs. characteristics
q manhood; brs it Is caa which Deu Butler
Ind the radicals 20 not 60 ca 10 regard. The,r
lowlog frt prescription a3ains. the Southern
1coP.o b,;sgs "a our .aird q fey Svenss Of
Estcry-that excellent philosophy which
rachss b? ezampIs. Il reminds Us Of Robe,
pierre, wac was The S:zs 20 Gail fo2 tie guile
Inc in Fr,rce, sad who aste,1rsrds gave up
id miserable iifa undeg IL IT recalls, TOO, tho
tory Of Cciug a.ar;us, in tie days OF the Roman
epuhlc, who demanded the prescription oftio
Fisnds CT scyIIs, and ruS5eGuersly rer:ehed In
ae marches II outlay and 9 fugitive. AT that
inc sae beet Ken IN Meme voSe prescribed,
rom Tlish event lstcd tbe dcwnlall Of the
'eruSEc. 10 scoG s7e. YET came frcm pro
Icrips,on. Tbs er;r;t Il wicked snd unnatural.
:sia.ory q -splete rita ics:ances 10 prove TINT
re men wso e.ec: tAs gaiilotine axe the FIRST to
saer BY 81.
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Cum ASorEES roDoc-It ws, . eingulsr
Es:aesc Of rce.scai iassice Tat The same Dodge
7ho wro.c an insoicat 1e.IeT thrcG.cnirg to
,xaet the lest Ena from New York thould 30
&c .cry pcess Who telegraphed RON Wash
rgtcn 70 E.oe he d-eft entirely. 10 US, bow
'7es, this Is aai;c another Dodge. Tho Mejo.
lodge OF he cher cay orlEca US liEc G depot;
hs Msjcr podgc Of tiis morning roars as Sea;iy
as sucfin3 doTe. Is Is astonishing what ups
lrd downs tacrc sra in this s.eat country, and
row much naoro modest LeutenaLt Gsneral
srsn' incws cf tae position q saAigs han Tho
laundering, numbering Kaier Dodge.
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ADVICE ~ Wax OF PcsE;caur.1Tho other
lag VIC gSSe cur lsG! advice 10 Zen Food; bus
= he still persists In writing bialacIf down on
f1, VIC add postscript, cad again Gag "don'sn
The Hon. Ecn is foolish 10 psotcld 10 get sncry
bout tue. liberty q tho prcss. His cwn exist.
ree':ld ba, Of biz rarcr gro tie best proofs
hn' this liberty has mol lo,n inrnGcd. Es arc
'2y ,9ls5 thas Rcn t-oiG 60 L.dls seccaso
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BaoAsuIYfsn.ac--LAsT kyrzsRAEcz or Ma osExs--
Mr. Ovens win afpcar ss Caleb Plrmner, In the ccae.
On tho Ecah, o. Ea.;ass to-day, and IN the regular
performance tonight. This. win DO ar Cwens' last
night ard sherc arc. therefore, only two opporu-
nics 10 soc this exquisite perscaston Gr Owens has
played tso hundred nights thu nad his engage
meat has been remarkably eaoocssful one.-the two
memorable pciaia Il bsns bic wondsF de.inca.on Of
Scion sauss ard tho delicious performance OF tho old
toy,nsscr. Mono who hayo hitherto Eos,,cted TO SEQ
Cl.el Partner shorld mis- the LAT chancn
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EEv Csielss, April s. via CAno, April IA
4 deepatch 70 the New Crlesns Times from Spanish
m, dated April s. says.
Afuricus arc opened ths rebel forts ast night
tSom our entire line. Dsrios tho bomhardment ANAL
mssa1nc In Spanish Eor exploded Tho damage Is IN.
r-r.u- tsu.rv >Irruifeu
Dcsersero report frorn Eighteen thousand 70 twenty
thousand uocps in and about Mobile including eli tho
State rescrrc and ABBOTT TWO thousand in Spanish Fort
To lces outside Spaaish Fort up 10 tho 9Th inst
amounted TO sboat Eve hundred killed and wounded
The rebel LOSE exceeds our,
Acju;sat General Thomas Sn;vcd es New Orleans on
:ae morning Of the tn
Mobile papers Of the An inst the capture Of
Selma Aaeama, With twenty three pIeces Of Artlery
and large amount Of GOV eminent property.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11

peace hos come; euG We wcnds. at il, because
he olwoys proftessd 70 wani peace. serlaPa
10 had better follow Jcf. Davis ~ Mexico, efier
aIl. Lotteries arc fashionable there.