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4 nv PNOTH NWEII.
Paprr Hams Work on the Imagination "f
NJ BuI the Hoard of Stealth.

IA-l ORANGE y J July - Up 10
tvu w""k- ago Man Rose ran a butcher
snop 100 hast Orang" Then th"r" was q
fiT" Iu h.- plaC.'. Ro-" disappeared and
for rh" Las thirteen lays Their" has been
a 81 ~ uu the front door ru IN" eject that
he place had r'.-u Httarh.Si and that
nupudv must touch th. goo-is and chat
tD.z within
i,hu smith - druggist nrNr door.
wurr..t about that sign and wondered
how long n"t0r" The pres umHbly p"ri-ha
rI' goods would bs taken away Through
m. wiuGoW- h" could see hams hanging
90 tho front II ~. store. and pretty soon
smith ~ company with other u"Ighbor-
uoga. 'p think they were anuOv'4i ~
pdors from he negl"Ct'-d shop
Finally smith called gp N" Board pf
Health Inspector lIud~I"y took up the
,as. - pu," and with smith a. guide
entered IN" place ono" inside they
found Na' h" hams were paper dummies
ana 'hI' there was not "a 'rumh uf meat
IN III N'ukung
The sun., 1910-07-23
tO>GRrSSuiN FINED.
OConn-n Guii,, Of D,Sirihuiing cards 20
influence Voters.

BoSioN July - Congressman Josaph
,. OConurll was found guilty to-day by
JiIdg. Churchill IA III. Dorchester court uf
distributing cards To Influence voters 10
Pr-ciuOt a Mard 20. AZ the CITY election
January II aud Mas fined $50. The man
mum penai,v
The ease wdS appealed hv Attorney John
u McNry. and the defendant ~as'held IN
siOo TO- the superior Court No snreties
w-r" demanded. Congressman O'COn-
nell was not present at the hearing
Tn. hearing bristled With techntcalities.
Attorney McNev asked S-rgt Pendergast. &.
the complainant. u the fact that he had
quarrelled with Mayor Fitzgerald some
years ago and had been an enthusiastic
supporter of Storrow had not act'Iated him
IN bringing this complaint against Con-
gresham O'Cunnell
Sergt PeudergAst. who acted as prose-
cutor even To making an argument. re-
piled he had merely performed his duties
as a police officer and that he was con-
sCious Of no malice.
Following the trial IN the Dorchester
court Congress man O'COnnell Issued a
statement a. follows
III ~ self-evident that To single inc out
from among hundreds of o, hers who were
working at the po lis and charge me With
giving out Caris on last election day ~
purely for political effect
That the Congressman from the dis
trict rather than any one elss was prose-
Cuted ~ evidence enough of the animus
aciuating the charge without taking into
consideration the fact that the prosec'it-
lng Officer was an active partisan sup
porter of Storrow and threatened that II
Fitzgerald. whom I was supporting. was
eleCted | would hear something drop
which would remember The complaint
was not made To the court IN the regular
way. The summons was obtained 10y
conCealing from tho Judge that IL was 20
bs directed 10 me
The sun., 1910-07-23
SAYS PRINrIP,L HyGGED HrR
Girl Charges Head ef Normal school
Wuh nsiue Familiarity.

CHICO. Cal. July % Official inv--il.
CATION of charges against Presiden' e c.
Van I.lew ~ tho Chico State Normal
school. mad" 10y "a young woman -tud~nt.
began here tn-day
The complainant il Miss Ada Clark,
who asserts that the principal hugged h~v
IN his ofiic-
Tn" Young woman. who ~ very attrar-
tive. told without hesitation her story =
Van LIew = actions Sn" said he sai down
by her on sofa ~ his Office and placing
his arm about her drew h,-- to him. She
r"plilssd hIm aud fied from the room
Tn" principal denies IN" charges y
toto. An Investigation was ordered ~
Gov Ciillett after personal inquiry - -
the facts
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.and pu' warnings that the hnnds should
no' =, rlir.n1-..d II WAS thought vT--
'"'u., '.. 30 "Nc,-d'uglN unlikely that
ANY uu" Nouid trv To dispn-. II th''s''
...ud- 100 .ni- CIV ~ indeed any~ h"r''
o., -.rr" r,u.. " 'he same time thrr"
.. o r.r,rr 800 ,hr financial drstrict
'... a'r.lr- r',' rIaIsn'.d h~t dId NOT
.r. '.r r.'l| aw,uf ~ th" uluk :
.-.,-. o. 'I.irs Hf 'ur~ huud, o. Was
.... ,r. ."r"i sums ut ,t~n uf vutTir"ahi''
i~ .Hf" l'"n 'JNeu wt'r hiorNS "i
Ind. lf vH..u fr. u.i'uI.,.r. ar" known
o.. . 90 rr,rrd ~" BEs~n., h n"-''
f..m, .,I...u r"t N,' Er''''v ~Eirr'--d for
'f .,t-uu e % u-tru tnat ~"m" one wh~
~ .... r. -urr"u,ir ;n'' uuwt"rru honus
Z ..r.. rttur WouId u.' drupr''i Ih"
..,-r .. rtra,earl- l,oui, would m
'..ru.".r,, %" -ufh. rrut compensation
..r .t.. ,.rrr-ui.r
o.. '.rs -,.r" Nlr Goldman would not
'UF,. .uH .."-.fIy- statement t'i n" SAID
mat S..u' '-ur.s"u'ai the Io~S "t ih"
..,. l.- i,,a NaI." ut the bonds
o.. 20. ,.rrt-t U.s. ~otu"N hat ie~S than thus
.rrn... .ut 'r",r market ,tu." j. SAID 10
t".., ,..,H,t sr"t'"s
\. .... rrni"rti,r bureau ~ the Amer
r.r, ituhrr- association n was sad
eos s'tty 'nG the E.I-~" Chimes" Rank
v.. r.r b member and that ~ rpur~" ~
,nr.a Hasr rn 'str' ru ~"trchlnC tor m"
rorN- I.- p"Ur" lui Tho" District
Atrrr.r- u'," hai not h"rn notified
90 'r ..-' ","urnc ard the d-r"cttv"
bur.sI no 'H. stock EN,hing- which
often lH1, HI'"I matters ut thus Ntud
i.t 20. ,-i mo- r'.l,i.-t n" mth" an
~. ..-tIEIiIuu
Most 81 iU' uu-,n">S transacted hV IN"
ban. tE.'..v ua. tp DO Wtin foreign
-,.htuu" - Vt- sad Yesterday. and
t..IA Ct uuNtl" institution ~ has an
At-r..Nr Go making ~ INQUIRY "a th"
u-4aI vry- Ioi that reason Mr. Gold
man i."i"rr'i %" 70 - ftr a. h' could
vt'tn4. r.U iruw uu'~id, he IuiImat"d.
hru-r"'. that n th" r"u'"'"u'" which
r. go ",r..d tu bt," Eist evening with
sur... 90 tG'. uluN rropl- dId uo' prnduc"
Hgv'rrrE '.uggnt"unE n" would call IN
G--.-'Ir," irnw sam" agency thls morning
The sun., 1910-07-23
uORE worm, FORGR,NDTRI M
Engine Crews TaIk of striking Tied .
Freight on the BSr,ter.

pETRoIr July - The Grand Trunk
engineers have taken IN. first STEPS toward
Joir ing the striking conductors. baggag.-
men. bTakemen and switChmen A com
mitt.-e of three has h.-n appointed To go
to Montreal next week and confer wi tn
IN" company regarding an inCreas" ~
wages to the Eastern standard
The Windsor. Ont strikers ksve mott
f.d the Government 81 what thew sav
Is ia" faulty train operation Al Windsor
but a. vet nothing has been done United
Stat"- customs officers are meeting az
Port Huron Ia discuss the question oi
what - 10 h- done with The bonded freight
shipped INTO Canaua aud now wing AZ
different POINTS along the OiTand Trunk
road ~ Ontario and the United States
II - -aid that the Government NAV ~
qIIr- the Canadian Government under
the treaty to Cpmp"l th" Grand Trunk
Ia take care ot the iTelgh'
lNDIANAPOIIS. July - The RaI rOa a
IominIS-Ion ut Indiana to-dly took =
hand ln the Grand Trunk Railway sltua
tIun II instituted AN inquiry into al..
cations that IA. company had Colle' ted
a lot uf lu"Np'ri-n""d men AZ south Bend
10 man IL freIg ght trains The road oDeT-
at,~ ~ Indiana from near Granger IN ~
Jo--ph county. =" h"yund Maynard m
llk" county
The compliant pu which the cumm,s-
zrun acted was filed by Charles !. Gns.'z
MavOT - South Bend An act Of tn.
General Assembly ut 1919 known a. the.
full crew law requires thar all fiagrn-n
required 10y the PROVISIONS ~ III. Law
shall haN- had ~ least one wear = .xperI
enc. ia tram service. II Va- unCs.r this
-..Cttun e the at that IN. commission
acted Telegram Nd- sent tU = "
Egau uf Detroit superintendent - ia.
ROAD calling hI- attention 70 tl, trpNt
The sun., 1910-07-23
I'oIlc- Athletes shifted

An order from Police H"a iuuar'sr-
whrch ven into ~''ct YESTERDAY. s.Ihsti-
tutet civilian INSPECTORS of hCruSeS for
AroLt thIuy policemen so i',sil@ ! Among
the pa rulrncn u"tArhet from the hr"1se
bureau are Martin J. sheridan the all
round champion. and John J Flanagan ara
Matthew MCtir'th the hammer throNrr-
M"tirath wA- -si,t 80 Brook lvu and m.
other Two viii g"j D'h"r i.' ALL - soon
~ they a." through with i''s 'h.y are
VI uuw "a 'h,. h,s''-,. but,lI
The sun., 1910-07-23
TO ,n,prr, ocean BouIr, srI RonIr

Guv Fort and III" m"mb.rs ~ m.
aNecuti," committee - Ocean Highway
~ New Jersey VII 10 the guests nn
"Wednesday neat II Geurg" " I.twria.
Judge Poster and others - tho Water
VItch lYb ~ NtlautIr Highland. and viii
Inst-.,'r th.. rru'. II h. now OCEAN 'u Il,.
ard through thN par, - m" cnuu'v
Ihnins.s : Som-rs ~ bradley Bsach II
chairman II the cummittee
The sun., 1910-07-23
IFTTTR 'iRRIIR HTID
John . RTlIh, Arrested for HobbinE the
MaII.. pnI I ndrr 81 500 naII

I1Nu Reilly hotter carrr"r a. sta
ron Of ~. G"n"rsl PDsr Once who
,,t. arrested uu Itpr~div night hv
.u-lnrtrI- ia,u'- tni James 'pr ron
u.r. '.a .afIs wa arraigu.i b.fors
q rN..t state uuUI--runr'T Nhleld-
Yesterday Iud heidi 10 - -aI hau tor
'..-'', ,H|rIntfH"u
10 -rfr.nIn. E'.N. lD,K'r the IN
-.. .....r.- .uH.ri .u letters Iidrp--..d
tr r'- rItt'ru d"rar' W"nf Il an eve
u.aS u"N-Dtprr ant fwv small Packages
OF H,n,- lIir.--..i TO T..r~Dns about
'. -.. 900 fi" -r.'tUu-nip- t"drID and
A.rar, ~ fG" N'rr" Srt' In"
baH|r 'I- b'.'.u % 'n. postal -ar, i,,'
-...t. ~ "" is married. has two chil-
iron aud N."- a. o.. West iTld street
3D.. -t'H's va- 81 rzr
The sun., 1910-07-23
,rrldcn, pre-, cn,len 90 I.nrs,r

G.urg" GIlmour. CDnsultlTG engineer
and special investigator for m" I'm
ploy-T- Liability Commission. - ~ sal
to-day bN the Anchor liner Columbia "a
Ip,k Intu th. methods u-e,i m Europ" -
prevent accidents m industrial plants
including those for ShlpDuildinR and biE
gun max ing aud an IN" railways Mr
CiIlInoar v III be- aNay four months His
report will b. mad" IN" basis for lsglS,
laiIv. hui- Tor the bett"Tm-ni of coHdi.
tinns ~ N" factories and rn,n"~ of tht-
Nfaff
The sun., 1910-07-23
wrote Hr Ma Tired Of I.m~ and n nI.,,
tIut.en

kdNard hh.r. -" yeas 'id a faItr.,l
U1u"r dealer Ui 2oj Ne-' pth street shot
himself m ~" ugnt t"Wpl.. YESTERDAY
morning "" WA- dad vh.n his WI.
reached him "" left = note Which sand
an iirrd ~ life Forgive and forge
laLs Rp.d ca's ~ rtti. Pct Nnttfv nv
lodge Immediately
klsIus ~" -a,d 'ha' t" had icon
deskUndeni over business tTOuDe-
The sun., 1910-07-23
\ Woman's Garden Work

which appears in Tomorrow : pagar
and ~ a practical monograph ou ra..
ing the ugly beautiful.
4 Duke and Two Smillny Ducha,.as
are shown you in picture and storv
in tomorrow - paper. All thr,. ara
very much talked of percentages All
the account of them makes interest.
ing reading
The sun., 1910-07-23
The Styles of Hair DRESSING

Under green apple loIgI
That never a storm vii -p.-a
Nv lady hath her houls.
which must bs decorated rr y.o,
taste and in accord with ri- 80.
rounding How to meat ho'r "a,
these qualifications u s-t forth N
THF SUNDAY STN under tho tr'ra a,
The sun., 1910-07-23
The
Sunday Sun

There ~ M silrer ts.Sf u' , 10 ....
popularity than The d.u.,r
its readers that It follow iu.. .
the country on their NaCt.lr:.- ....
SUNDAY SUN ~ now nr,.'.,.., ..
test with It's usual sucC">,
in the mountains. on IA" '..,. .,.
the CI'y's streets say they r.
IHE SUNDAY SUN'S ta-N..
every weeh To keep ahrat~' ,. .'.
capTicioIs dolngs Ui fa-Ll.r
on this page. with ltS yrs,
lIstrai ions. that they iuf nj
helpful suggestions Tor thar
The sun., 1910-07-23
The Country House and Its
Decorations

II you have anything like a Syh.s.
mum Bog around III. house and W,
desire to make u heAuiIful n will Na
worth your while to read oi
The sun., 1910-07-23
Summer Wardrobes and FAN !
Outfits

Make yourself IN" s,v.. .,..
a Niets.schs among hair .rs .,.s',
IN Tomorrow = paper Iu a.. .. ..a
Of an rtlCle on
The sun., 1910-07-23
The Army of a Million Men

il what china will have in a few va,rs
II her martial progress does NOT wars
WhA, hig things they are doing over
there in the Orient il IN" subject -
AN important article IA Tomorrow
paper.
The sun., 1910-07-23
Twelve kegs of Golden Coin

Then there's very busy sctor-man
who tells you how ha played l7S role.
in three years and the account II A
Bachelors Entertainment both m
tomorrow SUN. together with the
usual sterling reviews ot books.
music and art.
You see
TITS not spring alone that's glai-
dsnei
Rv the shining Of the sun
You will coms in for some Of the
glainsss yourself Il you get to-mor-
rows paper.
The sun., 1910-07-23

is entertained thus week by COUNTESS
unawAres. has an amusing chat Viih
an American tourist and tells u about
England'S Frilless Nobility You're
not missing these charming letters
Of his. are your
Here's a first class rafting warn
that you will gloat over to-morrow
Read the title and imagine what ~
like It's called
The sun., 1910-07-23
MINT NkI.Ms

FRANkL. PBEII. .II-sIS~ -'d
I hsnst- AwhUilnr~ service o.. 80
The sun., 1910-07-23

!, O., expected that further onBcrll re-
The sun., 1910-07-23
Charles Battcll LoomiS

In his Anglican Adventures
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS

Office of the board of supervis- ors of Coconino county, Arizona, September 26, 1910.
 Pursuant to chapter XI, para graph 23oo, section I28, K. $. A., 1910, the board of supervisors met today to canvass the election re- turns of the election held Sep tember I2, 1910, to elect delegates to the constitutional convention. Present, Chairman Gregg, memb- CT Yeager and Clerk SwitZer.
 The returns from each precinct in the county where polls were opened having been received, the board proceeded to canvass the returns, after the completion of which the clerk was directed to enter on the records of the board the following statement of results of said canvass:
 First, that the whole number of votes cast in the county was 642.
 Second, that the following were the names of the persons voted tor, the office to be filled, the number of votes given in each precinct, and in the county to each of the said persons voted for:
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30
COrnville Nubbins
Cornville, Sept. 26, 1900

MT. Hill, of Jerome, was a Cornville visitor, Sunday.
 MT. Girdner made his first trip overland to Flagstaff, last week.
 Mrs. w. NJ. Henderson went to Jerome, Monday, and returned Tuesday.
 School commences today with Miss Hotchkiss at the helm, and with 20 pupils enrolled.
 John Simonds was fortunate enough to get a fine deer on his hunting trip, last week.
 Mrs. Ralph Hubert, who has been visiting with her parents in Pine, returned home, Saturday.
 lack Chisholm, who has been in the valley for the past week, re- turned to his home, in Flag, Mon- day.
 A dance will be given at the school house, next Friday night. Everybody expects the usual good time.
 Tom Henderson and Verde Hawkins left for the Mogollons with string of horses and big outfit, last Saturday.
 A general round up was made last week at the Windmills, Spring Creek and lower Oak Creek, which proved very satisfactory.
 Mrs. P. c. Gates has a crew of men at work on the tunnel and ditch. She already has plenti- ful supply of water for stock and house use.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Andrew E. Orr, de

Estate of Andrew E. Orr, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Andrew E. Orr, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said admins trator with will annened at his of- flee in Flagstaff, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconino.
 C. J. Rabbit,
 Administrator with the will an- nexed of the estate of Andrew E. Orr, deceased.
 Dated, Flagstaff, Arizona, this sixth day of September, 1910. e-7
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

Ex-President Roosevelt s given assurance that he will soon set the date for the dedication of the Roosevelt dam and will be present to do the honors of the occasion.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

The schools of Phoenix and many towns near there were closed Monday, to allow the pupils to at- tend Barnum & BaileY's circus.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30
What to Do in Case of Accident

If skin is broken apply Dr. Bells Anti Pain at once and the wound will heal quickly and never get sore. Used internally and ex- formally. Hunter Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

All owners of Edison phono- graphs please send name and ad- dress to w. A. Jones & Co.,, Flag staff, Arizona, and you will re- ceive every month list of all late records made.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

Your complexion as we'll as your temper is rendered miserable by a disordered liver. By taking Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improve both. Sold by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

Edward NJ Doe and (. C. Hutch inson having received the highest number of votes, as shown in the above returns, are hereby declared elected delegates to the constitu- tional convention and the clerk was directed to make out duly authenticated certificate of election and forward a copy to each and a copy to the secretary of Arizona. The board adjourned.
 Jesse Gregg, Chairman.
 Attest: w. H. Switzer, Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-30

A good hot drink-any kind you want-along with something good to eat will do you good-Confec- ton Den.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-21
PAGE OF INQUIRY
QUE 5rIOT No

TEXT
For Moses truly said unto thu
fathers u prophet shall the Lord
your God raise up unto Of your
brethren like unto mt, him shall
We hear in all things Whatsoever
he shall say INT" You.
And tho one that will not hear
the prophet shah be DESTROYED
from among his people. acts
3 222--23.
Now if this was spoken of
Chris'and Christ is that prophc,
which shall the Gentle women
hear tho prophet or her husband
az tha husband is the head Of
the family. And would the mean,
ing be any different should that
prophet he somr one after Christ
Please Ell, .CHESsGT explain this
John towers.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-21

and the wage worker OF America.
And with n patriotic spirit, nn.
der the GOLDEN RULE. And
make no complaint against in
dividuals. But against the pres
ent wage slave system and with
a determination demand our
rights for Gu wives. our chill
dren. ana all the people. And
when we fail to do this in The
spirit Uf Christ. We render our
selves unworthy TO live under
those stars and stripes. Which
says by its colors stand fast in
the liberty wherewith Christ has
made you free. And it is sure
that when the toiler ask in the
manner above stated. The great
system of slavery and debt rid.
den serfs must die. For in this
manner we will with the sword
OF justice and the helmet of
right, storm the forts and
breast-work of useless specula-
ton, greed and graft. And the
perisls of the past viii be for
gotten, and the golden day OF
Friendship, Love and Truth
shall spread her baImy wings.
ever the grave of thu dead past.
Restoring life, and happiness
to every heart On earth,
! The American children will be
led from sweat shops, and put
| in school. Tears will be driod
from of mothers eyes, and will
enjoy a home. Equality will reign:
the profit and mortgage sys'
ten gone. In this spirit we shall
ask justice for all people, Justice
E,r the toilcr. and nothip;, more.
And trust tina; our demands
may rot be f'uitless, So
that we will never more have to
hear tie dying grcans Of soldiers,
or the cholleing so,s Of orphans,
or the beinoanlng walls Of wild
lows. May the Spciallstic Qrlnci
pals Of Gods Eternal lrQths bridg
about a universal Brotherhood,
be the leading theme Of the toll
ing masses OF America to bring to
US the New Heaven and the New
Earth, where righteousness viii
reign as king which brings MS
into the golden fu.a:c. Amen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-21
FARMERS ATTENTION,

The Missouri Farmer and
Breeder Missour's great new
farm and stock paper, puts you
in touch with Missouri's Grent
Agricultural! College and the fine
things it is doing for the Mis-
souri, farmer. II is Il big monthly
and only costs SOC per year. No
progressive Missouri farmer can
afford 10 do without it. Order it
now and read it during the long
summer days. Leave your sub
scriptiOn nj the Office Of
the WORLDS CRESSEr.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-21

diced in eleven years seven bill
lion dollars worth of products.
yet out of all he has produced he
only has in his possession twenty
| five billion dollars worth Of prop
erty, This is about the one-fifth
Of the wealth Of the country;
which he has played such an i'm
portant part in developing.
1t is true a century ago, the
farmers owned nine.tenths of
the nations wealth. But since
that time. we see his heritage so
neglected, in their failure to
unite, organize in Home Indus.
try: that is to educate and coop
pera,e. inorder to make condi.
tions: So that his board and
clothing has been his only re.
ward.
The profit system has been no
benefit to him-No dividends
come to him, But his position
has been very patient old
pack horse. His children grew
up in perfect ignorance His
wife a laborer in the teld-Both
deprived of the luxeries Of life
Their lives nothing but a cease.
less grind. This is portion OF
the Past and Present.
!, Again, we see that there is
six hundred million dollars, ex
pended to prosecute crime, ano
only two hundred and fifty mil
lion to educate the youth d
the country. Accounts fol
the 50 percent Of the crimi
nails in the penitentiary unedu
Gated. II we understand right
Ii there were more money fol
education and co.opertion, there
would be far less crime, ant
criminals. But we must say thai
while there is but sixty three
men owning one eleventh of tbs
| land. and holding in their hand,
a tremendous profit system
that will rake from the toiler. o,
producer or consumer their hare
learned dollars into the til.s o,
i, coifcrS of those rich men. Leav
!. ing the farmer but very scantJ
living and the day lahorer on star
vation. And mt this same time
,graft standing at the door oi
|
| Congress, not only asking but
!, demanding SPECIAL privii dyes ii
order to rob and Cypress then
}, still more. So that they will moi
be able to save themselves from
; becoming slaves with ali ,heii
production, Although his labor
clothes and feeds the whole
world. And all this creatct
, wealth of his that he has pro
duced, slipping into the hand, o.
the profit holder les, than ;
! quarter of Il million in this man
J ner making them the owners o
, the wealth Of Ninty million o
'peoplc.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-21

Being a patriot to the princi-
pals Of Liberty. looking back
over the records Of the dead
past, taking a historic view OF
the graves of our forefathers OF
this Republic, realizing that
many who are sleeping, gave
their lives in Freedoms Cause,
on many hard fought battle
,, field, the dying groans OF those
mer were heard, who fought to
keep their children out of the
hopper to be ground into divi.
dends: For the benefit OF the fat
salried officers OF greed and gain,
and to Keep their wives from be.
ing robed in rags. and them
selves chained to the rack, while
those vultures pay upon their
dearest hope of social life. Why
shall our readers think it strange
in us of setting forth THE GOLD
EN- RULE. that it may stalk forth
across the the face Of the TWEEN.
tieth century like some majestic
spirit. Demanding its rights in
I justice and equality. guarding
withspatriotic devotion the Clio.
rious heritage given to-our fore.
fathers, by a Great God, aud
then with promise tn their chill
dren, to make il a land fowine
with milk and honey; where
there could be no tears shed Tor
the want Of bread, and fathers tt
mourn no longer by the bedside
of a dying nation But instead
it should be for us to hold VI
the banner, Liberty and Free
dom to all, and an educational
and cooperative system of Home
Industry and Husbandry. And
let oar lives slumber no longer
in the lap Of greed and gain, tt
be Shorn OF our own possessions
to feed political parties and poll
ticians. which has been the case
since the day Of the Assassina
ton of james y. 0srtield.
And for this "cason we believe
it, becomes necessary for there
to be an Educational, ana Co
operative Union in Home Indus
try, by the tiiIer Of the grount