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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Safstela tp1filnipiin iudbenemiSt1
tpaStaan NanSfasia.

Ransfan Ienaatisia eiitettiin t. T..
l y. buomattoma iatiebootus, iota
fosfee ioimenpiteitd ndfilufpun mds
benemiIen estdmiieffi; fen eIitti ies
noattori Gannelon9ue ia len omat
Iitd patti auefirioittaneet 2eon 9ours
seois, o'Gstourneues be G%onitont,
Ribot Noupier y. M. Ienaatin pai'
fuiusipoItaiiet idienet. Gbootus tor'
fottaa miesten pafottamista naifuts
tamiGa toimenpiteiud menemddn a.
mioIiittoon ietd mdtilupun liiddntp'
miien ebiStdmistd ontomaIa polfin.
toio Iopiirittoiae perbeiue. aofo
f~aniaa fosfenosia o~Iosioan T,IdItdd
lafiebbotus fdabDfien plimddrdiiess
I'd oiemeIipouiiuuoen Iiiddmiiesid
miebiue, iotfa eindt mddrdttppn l.
fddn GO muotifitI) eboitipddn ole
Tolmineet atpioliittoa. Wirtamiebiin
ndhben ebbotetoon poffo'amioIiittoa.
G~bootufiesia ianotaon nimittdin:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
0astori u. SanoitrDm DrittanDt
tebod itSemurban.

Butte, Wont, beindt. 8 p. Gi'
len lpietiin poStori Iletionoer Sano'
5trDm oIunnostaan fdun.in nanti.
liam, joeia bdnen mieIentiIaouio TUT
sfitoon. SdneId oil nistaeiaan meri'
naarmuia, iptto bdn oil lite leitan.
nut iouaif teripdQd oieeQa. polit'
file ilmotettiin, eta erdS mics Gms
pire r%afennueiesTa prittdd lopettaa
eIdmddnId ia tdm6n ilmotufIen jobs
bosta rienIifin tofli p%oliiiia paitoue
tafpoten postori SanoItr6min buo'
neeIeenIa iulteutuueena. Sc fdsti'
mdt papin ieitraamaan beiodn mat
f~asiaon. Yuettuoon pueen ia ptet'
tuaan nanban iafiantieliien roamaf,
stunIa NATHAN %euroIitin poppi eIi'
tpaaan paIrueliioita poliifiaiemaIe.
Isfettdin 'rpDsti erds mics Sano-
ftrDmiIid bdnen robania, iotfa bdn
idiIptti buonees joan. RpDstDsid ipps
-tettpnd on ipan9ittuno 5. 9onorb
niminen mics ia oopttoa ban faun'
tin ponfilosia t~uttintoa oitosIa a. 60
iparoiIta l6poettiin iuurin ola ra-
boista ia feao, iotfa postorilta oil
rrp0stettp.
Mrmeaoan, ett6 olboiiet eldmdnto'
mat (oe9enerocp), beiffomieliIpps 10
iuru rpDstDn ioboosta omat %iaaneei
papin idrien epdtuntopn.
Sonbitr5m on ouut Iuo m Iuteriloi
fen tirton pastorino tauan aifao,
Gan on pIi 5O,muotias. - pappi
'tuIee mieIiioirausfomitean tutfitto
motif.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

matoiiinirafennnsta, ultobu9nerinia
ia feaaria, iuuri fouppa' ia uilia'
marasto iefd irtaimisto, ipsta al.
noastaan mitdton ola laatiin pelaS
tetutIi. 3auppafiriat iefd fasIa eb'
'bittiin pelastaa foupparatenmuf-
lesta iefd eldimet ulfobuonerafens
nufiesta.
Euli oil ipnipnpt mpDmdIdn ipie'
resId olewasta parastobuoneesta,
iosIa idilptettiin IN. M. mooliDlipid,
1dtd firioittaesIa Ell nield ola mar
moia tuIen irtiPddIpstd, mutta ar'
l%peluia on iiibentin iuuntaan, ettd Ie
oliii iiIestddn %ipntpnpt. S~uIipalon
buomafi enIinnd iomasia r%afennut-
Tesla minniqd nuffuma palpeliiatar,
iota berdIi iafeaan Iapuun ia meni
berGttGmGGn muita. Sult lefpiii min
nopeasti, ettei oliIi mpntafaan mi'
nuuttia enGGn torminnut fulua bG'
men 1erddmiieenid fuin bensenfd olifi
iulut maaranalaiietIi. Ilusia oil
meoenIaonti bantalaa, mia ieiffa
paifeutti IammutustpDtd, mutta ems
nen piifdd iaaiiin fuitentin neturin
anula Ietd labeiIiStd faiipoista runs
iansti nettd, mutta iinoin oil 10 tuli
min iuuresia mouboiSIa, ,ettei Jams
mutustpD, ioeIa toimi iooottoin md'
FED, pnnistnnut. SoiIeQa pucleua
rolanuita fartonpa iiiaitlee Pobiois'
maiden Siotepanfin tpastorofemef
tn talo, t%oiiela puoIeua opteeffi. Sos
oliIi biemantin tuuaut, oliii tuli le,
ninnpt ndibinfin afennutIiin. Ip'
teeftirafenmus oil IifIi iuuresia paa'
rasIa, ettd main iuuriaa ppnnistut.
fila ia maropaiiuustoimenpiteiad
%Iaatiin Ie tulen fibasta iuoieautIi.
Yolanut fauppafartano oil na'
fuutettu 10000 marfasta Maalais
ten paIoapupbtiDsld fauppamarass
to lamoin 10000 martasta Waaian
ia Sulun maafauppiosten poloma'
fuutuspbtiDsl letd irtaimisto $500
Slmaioen ia Seindioen poloapupb'
tiDsid. Yoloneen omaiiuuben ortuo
lasfetaon tuitenfin nafuutusi um
mao IuuremmafIi eli pbteenId noin
$4,000 marfafIi, ioien tauppias @.
%ioutuu tulipoIon ioboosta fdrIimddn
iuoranaista mobintoa noin $4,000
mt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
5 VuOsikerta

mil Sauta, poittindt piirioifeubesia
wabinsonfornausiuttunia, ionfa be
olinot nostaneet Drafe &c Stratton
Stripping Gompanpa nastaan, iaas
ben 81, 500 niistd IoutfaufIista, iot-
ia muorempi Sauta iai niime clos
tnusId, oaesIoon tpDsid i%anotuaa
phtiDad Worris fuiipannolIa, iouoin
bdneltd murtui iolisluu ia TAI muitas
Fin nammpia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
HuepnfSen ~fumlemiSta.

rlluii ldbetpsaIen,a 2iinasIa mas
toutiena postori SranIonin rufouf'
Ieen". Sdud ptiaffeeIa firioittad e.
rds n%orialoinen Idbetpsiaarnaaia
Ie%uraanaa, iofa t%apalania on tos
oistutIena tuon iuuren usfonianfas
rim IiunoufIeuiIesta toiminnasta pms
pdri maailntaa.
r2un tulin Sons.fia'b uan9iin,
SbanIisIa 10. 1902, Ell iieud ouut ole
noaafaan fristittpd. &aupunfi oil
pobosia moiueesia laittomuuflistaan
ia tappeluisiaan. 2dbetpstD1 oil
waifeaa ia bebelmdtDntd alma iiiben
%Iaoffa, noin wiiIi puotta Iitte, FUN
IdbetpsIaarnooio Sranion fdwi Iuo'
namme. Sdn oil bpipin mieItpnpt
meibin ia alfoi rutoiaa paittofuns
famine puolesta. Sdbetpsa emamme
oil ian9en puutteeuinen. Sranionin
mielestd NE tarnitiimme uuoen aie.
man, mutta MIND baluIin maituss
taa fotiin, Fun pibin tpDti tddad turs
bana. !Sdn pppii fuitenfin bartaasti
minua rofentamaan ia ianoi fiina'
laisten antapan paroia.
Sranionin fdpnnin idlfeen topab'
t,i mrutos. 2anioa alfoi %ioutottain
tulpebtia f%otoufiiin. Grds marafas
f~iinoIoinen tali ldbetpsaiemaue ia
labioitti maopalstan - iuuri Ioman
poIstan, iota Sronion oil pitdnpt TO-
pipona ldbetDsniemon paitafii.
Mies outtoi meta rafennuStpDsid'
Fin. GrdGnafin pdipdnd tuli 40
mieetd tpDbDn - Imam p%altfaa.
Soinen maratas fiinalainen antot
nellie Iiendn iumman robaa ia nds.
~Ioatiin uuIi libetpsai ema plan naI'
miitii. S6std niasta olfoin on Sms
maIa ontanut menestpstd tpDaemme
ia moni on tulut usfoon. 9lstettdin
piemme MT orpanneet pboen ultoa'
Iemontin."
Grds naispuolinen Idbetpsiaar'
naaia, ionta SranIon labetti 2dnii'
&iinaan, f%ertoo, etid erGdlld poitta'
funnaun Sunnonin m%aotunnaSia
fastettiin ~ioulunaitona 81 miestd
ia 1872 naista. Gouan on Iieud tpDs
I'd tebtp, ndeemdttd bereImid. Wtutta
MT on elonoifa tmllut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

Sc Seur, Winn., beindf. 10 y. =
Wurtin S'Wtolep erds rifos Iarma'
ri on pan9ittuna tddad ipDtettpnd
faboen pienen tptdrpuoIenia ipiiben
ia folmen nuooen manban, muir
basta. &uufauii iitten S'Wlauep,
Iesfi io1o oil fobbefian IaSto, meni
noimiIiin 9er9elin fansio, ioaa oil
folme laSto, ia mdbdn aifoa mpD'
bemmin fafii 9ereeIin Iosta fuoIi,
Ruumiin torfaStufiesIa lDpoettiir
orIeniffid IaSten iuolistos5a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Gnnri tnlipalu Geindioeaa.

20. 7. 1S:to pdimdd nasten pDud
Flo BIN oioisia ipttpi Seindioeaa tu'
IipaIo, iofa iuuruubesIaan piepi
notion t%aipauiIisto. aouppios ".
6. Sporpinin Iuuri ia bprpin rafen'
nettu fouppatartono poIoi nimittdin
Observation-Disclosures pobiiaan
mpbten porotIi. GuIen iooIiifi idi,
poitIi pddrafennusto, fobto iuurta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
@aailma,t pienin raittiuspnbmja.

WlisIouri fersfaa omaoipania
mailman pienimmdn raittiuspubu
ion, nimeltd mrs. Sennie Hop. Sdn
on 4S tuumaa pitfd, p%ainaa 81 pau'
naa, pmpdrpsmitta 16 tuumaa -
tapaaiIen nufen pmpdrDsmitta. Sdn
tdpttdd 81 nnmeroiIia lasten fenfia
ia Az numeron lasten banIiffaitu.
Mrs. Hop on motfustanut II 10,
tddpiDnd tdsId maasia iefd nlto.
MALTA. 9duen miebeuid or .mnIuu.
ri" Ron, 8us.er 8rotpn'in ndpttelp-
feurosta. .Wrs. 9uster'iue," futen
Iopfet futfutpot mrs. Rop'ta, On tars
ioitu bppd paltfa, JOS ban nubeueen
luostuiIi matfustamaan iamon Ieus
rueen mutana, moon hdn OF fieltdpz
tpnpt. yW}ind en- moi idttdd I%unnun'
taitoulua, firffoa ia raittiustpDtoni,"
lauIui tdmd pitfu rouma. Sdn fun
Iuu %. g. vt. 9iittoon, iosia ban on
toimipdna benfilDnd iefd iobtaa JOSS
fuS pIeiiid fofoufiia. Wdlistd ban
pitGd mpDsfin raittiuseiitelmid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
9eao, q. 3.

Seao, q. 3.
2luta Serra, fiad ppbdt omat mds
bentpneet ia usfoIiiet opot baripat
ibmisteu losten ieasIa. pi. II: 2.
9obeua tdptpp 1anoa, ettd niitd on
bormosio, iotfa ctIiipdt nutuutta
SseeiutiesIa. Monen mieleStd on tul'
hut fonin mdbdpdtDiIefii tue idiIpps
aIio, ettei Iiitd endd %rpiiiauoen aita'
touteno" febtoa aiateaa. "Sebdn on
tuuut min manbafF, ia eibdn Iitd
jouoafuon enG6 firffoon, on min
monta estettd, on tpbdnd iotoin tie.
femistd ell; lapIet esieend." Wtltta
fnad muibin femuibin beIpostipddss
tGGn.
SGaaista ie on ieurafuhiaeldmd
t6du6fin. 2opin m6bdn fdp foniaa
firtosIo 5iiben n6boen fuin tddud
on palio iu%omoloiio. SOS misIddn
min tddud on mibouiIen moima ia
molta iuuri. Slemme ifdGnfuin mis
bouiIen fautta tuleet muuritetutIi
tdnne, ettei tddud Iaa SumoIan Iono
bebelmGG tiottao. Sd6u6 on 10
monta muotta tebip Serran tpDtd
Ella ole berdtptiid topobtunut. Ndpts
tdd 5iItd fuin tdmd poifta oIiTi TOTO.
noan firottu. Spectacular raomottu,
ettd iosIo Ell ole fiuuausta find on
eirpuS.
Yppodn faiftio uSfonaiIia NUTS.
tamaon ~rufoufIisia an tdtdfin poif.
tao, ett1 Serra loupeubesIo on an.
toiIi berdtDfien tuuIen puboltoa I'd.
mdn paifon plitIe, eta ibmiiet berdi.
Iifpdt ndfem6dn beibdn tiIonIa, ettd
beitd fobtaa fuolema ia iianfoitti.
men fabotus, eueipdt fddnnp Ser.
ran puoleen, fiud MT on mield otol'
linen oifo ia armon opi mieId o.
ppinno. - Woi eitd ibmiIet %ottoiIi.
mot oiasta paarin ia ottaiIttpat
paStaan pelostufien, ettei ior,pitfeiii
miimeiiend pdindna tuuua SeeIuf.
fen Ianopan; zen mind ieitd tun'
mel"
GniitertoIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

9ntte, Wtont., beindf. 8 y. = Wii'
me pDnd uonsittiin eradsid fopo'
fasio s iuomoIoists ipptettpnd ub.
-fopeIistd. 2appffo !%ioitiee toIosia
no. 436 Gast 9roabmop ia on tuo
poiffa 10 ennemmin oaut buonoSia
1maineesIo. = Wiesten nimet onat
.enaI. tieIiien Iebben mufoon %ieuraa'
Ytpot: 0ictor Niemi, Oscar Wutte'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
SirtueG meripnnettpmmnS.

Sbesio, beindf. IA p. = Wiroais
ten tiebonontoien mutaan ioi furs
mania 100 ibmistd find merionnet.
iomuubesIo. iofo tapabtui milne
Iauantai iltona Dnieper ioen Iuuuo
Mustaua mereud. Fun b6prpIoinoi
9omfi ia Wampoo tDrmdIiipat nh
teen. Iomfin bDprppannut rdidbti'
mdt tormdpfien moitutufieSto ia loi'
nat uppoii motfustoiineen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Gnpmalainen Saanut ST, 800
acknowledgements.

Sibbins. Wlinn., beindf. I3 p. =
Senrp Souta ia bdnen poifania s.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.

AS between Martin and Baker the
result was just as expected The good
people OF Monroe county wanted an
opportunity to express themselves on
the prohibition amendment and the
vote OF Mr.. Baker denies them that
privilege. It is quite natural that when
the opportunity presented itself to ad.
minister to him a rebuke that they
would take advantage OF it.-Alderson
Advertiser OF June Q, 1910.
They will have an opportunity TO
rebuke Mr.. Baker at the polls next
November, and, as the Advertiser says
it is only natural that they should
take advantage OF It, Senator Baker
voted against the amendment when his
single vote would have secured it's sub
mission. and for It when he knew it
was hoDelessly beaten. MIR. French
stands pledged 10 submit the amend.
ment, both in the platform on which
he was nominated and by his spoken
word, and every human being who
knows him knows that he will redeem
that pledge. Monroe Waterman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the
board OF affairs OF the city OF Bluefeld
will receive bids until 10 O'Clock m.
ON the 10th day OF September, 1910,
for the performance OF the following
work, the contractor furnishing all
material and labor in order TO perform
the work complete. to-wit:
To pave with travia macadam ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
now on file I'm the office OF the city
engineer Of the city of BluefieId:
First-All that portion OF Raleigh
street, between the curb lines of said
street, beginning at the intersection
OF said Raleigh street with Scott
street and extending along and over
said Raleigh street, twenty-four feet
in width between the curb lines there.
Of. 70 the intersection OF said Raleigh
street with Monroe street
Second-All that portion OF Monroe
street between the curb lines OF said
street beginning with the intersection
OF said Monroe street with Raleigh
street and extending along and over
said Monroe street, twenty-four feet
in width between the curb lines there.
Of to the intersection OF said Monroe
street with Princeton avenue.
Third-All that portion OF Wyoming
street between the curb lines OF said
street beginning at the intersection
OF said Wyoming street with Monroe
street and extending along and over
said Wyoming street, twenty feet I'm
width between the curb lines thereof
to the intersection Of said Wyoming
treet with tho east side of Boone
street
Complete plans and specifications
for said work will be- furnished IA
contractors by the city engineer. and
all bids must be in writing and filed
with the auditor OF the city OF Blue
field under seal All bids are required
to be given on the whole Of said work
and also separately on the work to be
] done on each Of said streets, the board
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
COMPULSORY ARBITRATION

Labor day was a great success, and
the enormous crowds at the celebra.
tions in the different cities show that
the Labor Organizations are alive to
their opportunities. II so happened
that most OF the serious strikes which
have existed this year were over by
Labor Day, and hope for the future
filled many heart that had been in
dire distress Still there IS the Co.
lumbus street car strike and some les
ser strikes running their CHASTITY
course. which could be ended 10 the
advantage OF both sides II arbitration
could prevail.
u is encouraging 20 notice that
many OF the speakers on Tabor Day
urged arbitration as the only eHca
cious way OF dealing with strikes: and
II logically follows that compulsory
arbitration IS The radical and effective
way ~ securing agreements. and Il is
being successfully operated I'm some
countries. II is p blotch i'm our civili
zation that strikes should be allowed
10 continue ~ the great damage Of tho
public and the dire distress OF the
strikers and their wives and children
strike has to boz settled someday.
why not do so before 81 actually be
gins or directly after it has been de
cided upon
Among tho rrc.t,x,. -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
Other Editors
LET'S HAVE VOTE FOR ROADS

While we are threatening each 9th.
er in the political arena this fall. let's
stop it and get together on a move
ment for good roads. Let us ask the
county court to give us the opportu
nifty this fall to vote bonds for good
roads. Mercer needs them and needs
them bad. 1t is the most populous
county in this immediate section. II
Is one of the wealthiest in the State
Its farming interests are greater than
any other county in this end except
Monroe and Greenbrier. 1t has five
incorporated towns and cities, two in
corporated by the Legislature, besides
a dozen or so OF villages and hamlets
And yet 1t has but three miles OF good
road. To get to any principal point
in the county in the late fall, winter
or spring, unless reached by railroad
teams are exhausted with half load
and the time 1t takes is three times
as long as 1t would be II we had good
roads. The county court knows this
and knows that the people are in favor
OF road bonds TO build good roads, yet
it unwisely refrains from issuing its
proclamation calling for a vote on the
question. Will II give us the chance
to vote on 1t this fall? II don't cost one
cent to vote for it.-Mountain Mes
senger.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
HON. o. E. FRENCH HERE.

Hon. D. f. French Of Bluefeld. tho
Democratic candidate for the State
Senate in this District, visited Union
last week and was in conference on
Saturday with the Democratic tx.
ecutiye Committee Of Monroe county.
II IS the simple truth 10 say that
Mr French made a very pleasing i'm.
preston here. Re is as far removed
from the staggering politician as the
east Is from the west Endued with
the innate courtesy Of the gentleman.
there is also about him a directness
and engaging frankness which 10 some
extent accounts for the boundlcss con.
hdence the people over I'm Mercer
county rcpOsc I'm him.
Mr French will return 10 Monroe
county little later in the campalqp
and will address our people AT varlons
places in the county Announcement
Of his appointments will be duly made
Monroe County Waterman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will receive private bids,
before the 18th day of September,
1910. for the outstanding accounts and
notes due the late firm of l.. f. st.
Clair & Co., and if sum, considered
by me sufficient, is not offered by said
time l VIII offer the same on said
date at public auction to the highest
bidder, In front of the First National
Bank Of Bluefeld.
These accounts and notes may be in
spected by any one interested by ap
plying to the undersigned.
II. G. JORDAN, Trustee.
8-29-2-6-12-1O
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

The Guggenheim family appears to
be pretty well protected by the tar
if; for the New York World gives a
list OF the products OF 90 trusts on
some of which the duties were large.
ly increased and in which the Gug.
genheims are very largely interested
United States Senator Guggenheim
with whom Roosevelt was hobnobbing
at Denver. is a candidate for re-elec.
ton from Colorado, and the honest vo.
ters Of that state will no doubt attend
70 his case next November.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

OF affairs reserving the right to ac.
cept any bid for the whole, or any
one or more pieces OF the said work.
Upon the acceptance of any bid the
contractor will be required to execute
bondo for an amount sufficient to pro
tect the city, which amount will be
hxed by the board OF affairs, condi.
toned for the proper performance
of the work contracted.
This notice is given by order OF the
board OF affairs OF the city of Blue
held' J. r. AKERS.
Auditor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE o.
HOTEL BUSINESS, SEP.
TENDER 10Th 1910.

The undersigned trustee OF the bank
rupt estate OF l.. b. Reynolds will and
does offer for sale the entire furnish.
ings. equipment, ETC.. OF the New AL.
lamont Hotel. Corner OF Princeton
Avenue and Stuart Street, Bluefield
w. Va; also the lease on the said no.
tel building to June 26th 1911. The no.
tel furnishings, equipment, ETC., Will
be sold as whole. The furnishings
and lease on said building will be
sold either together or separately. as
they may realize the greater amount.
Until p IN. the 10th day OF Septem-
Der, 1910. l will receive private bids
on said property at which time the
same will be offered at public auction
In front OF the premises on Princeton
Avenue, where It will be sold to the
highest bidder. whether the bid be sub
mitted privately or publicly.
Terms will be arranged on or before
day OF sale.
JOHN d. FRENCH
Trustee.
S-2O-1Oood
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

All the evils that Mr.. Roosevelt
has been telling US about are OF Re
publican origin, and are a severe ar.
raignment OF the sins OF that party.
The Colonel also intimates that defeat
OF his faction may be looked for but
hopes to win in the future. Go it,
Colonel, We can sympathise with you,
for as Democrats we have lived on
hope for many long years.
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RICHMOND
OR
NORFOLK
S-30-10.eod.

On September 18th, the Norfolk
d Western Railway will operate
the last Df this seasons popular
fare excursions to Norfolk and
Richmond. Tickets allow three
days in either city. Train will
leave Bluefield 1920 a. IN. Round
trip to Richmond $3.50, to Nor.
folk $500. See flyers or call on
your nearest agent.
w. b. BEVILL,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

Dispatches from Beverly seem TO in
dictate desire to annex Mr.. Roose-
welt to the Democratic party. We OBJ
ject; the Colonel is too much of a
mischief-maker. We didn't care for
Aldrich, Cannon, Sherman, Guggen-
heimer-probably not much better,
and certainly no worse" AS Demo
Gratis, We view the mas being not
"justs like ourselves" thank good.
ness.
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A SOCIALIST OPINION

Mr. Roosevelt is first and last, n
self-seeker, a Roosevelt man, and in
all his spectacular political maneuver.
ing he is always extremely cautious
as to what effect his vaudeville perfor
mances will have on his own political
fortunes" so declared Eugene V. Debs.
former Socialistic nominee for Presi.
dent, at Manchester, n. H.. Wednes.
day. Roosevelt, in his speech. launch.
ing the new nationalism, forgot
that is was mot Theodore Roosevelt's
but John Browns birthday that was
being celebrated" says Debs.
THE new nationalism," said Debs
lis middle-class rebellion against
the big interests" 1t is possible that
these interests may precipitate n pan
ic as the means OF checking Roose.
velt's insane ambitions, and the poor,
as usual, will suffer"
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tect OF arbitration.


II believe I'm organization" said the
Governor. Il don't believe we could
get along well without organization.
1t is necessary for labor to organize In
order that 1t may receive Justice for
itself. Labor organizations are edu.
cational. l want to see the great la
boring classes in position to secure
the Justice that belongs to them. They
need some time for themselves TO
see to their homes and to study the
great questions OF government.
II congratulate the labor unions of
this state upon their obedience to the
laws. You face the industrial prob
lens in spirit OF conservatism 1'he
state Is with you. and a number OF
laws have been passed for your pro
lection. This Is as 1t should be. for
no class Is more interested I'm orderly
government than the laboring class.
Submit your differences to arbitration.
be willing to deal Justly with corpo-
rations, but stand for your rights, and
take interest in government and you
will continue to hold the respect and
support OF the people at large"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

The slime OF corruption forever fol
lows the tariff or bounties on sugar.
Harry F. Zimmerlin, OF Lyons, N. Y.
testifies that he gave $4,000 to that
eminent Republican, the late Senator
Raines OF New York. and $500 to
Assemblyman Burnett for furthering
legislation for best-sugar mounties.
He regards this bribery as presents,
and mot unusual"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

And now the usually happy Repub-
lican family OF New Jersey is scrap
ping; and Ex-Governor Stokes declar-
es that United States Senator Kean
is running a "veritable Sibley cam
paign," which, If carried out on the
same scale, will cost millions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

Henry Watterson is certain that
Roosevelt is a candidate for Presi
dent again, and thinks he may split
the Republican party wide open.
Here's to you, Henri. let 'er split-the
wider the better. When rogues fall out,
etc.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-10

The Republican factions are still
fussing, and Teddy has damned the
Presidents tariff program with faint
praise. Stir up the animals bit
more, Mr.. Snowman.