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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
DR.. A. n. SHIELDS is
ATTACKED BY RUFFJAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept. IS In front Of the Atlas
saloon on Twenty fourth street al !
o'clock this (Tuesday) morning, Dr. A.
n. Shields OF Huntsville was assaulted by
como unknown person and was so seri-
ously hurt he has not recovered con-
sciousncss.
Or. Shields was not robbed. so il is
supposed that his assailant was drunk
and did not know whom Inc WAS hitting
AS Or. Shields fell 10 tho sidewalk his
head struck or the curb and he received
severe wound DIR. Paul Ingebretsen
and DR.. A. n. Estes say that DR.. Shields
will recover unless complications ensue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
MEETING OF THE +
BOARD OF 7

The state board of pardons
Tuesday at the state prison q
the following applications for
Henry Johnson. statutory o1euz
Lewis. assault: Rosoll Earl. fo'
Roy Purncll. grand larcony,'
Woods. assault with deadly
Charles L. Bigier. Jr., burSiaIy
-. Simmons desires n COMM
sentence and John Jones 81
pa role
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
NEWTON FAILS TO FRI
HIS C0L0RED [

Attorney bill" Newton. J
police court fled motions 4
charges against seven OF his y
ents discharged. on the groun
acting city prosecutor. f. A.. n
his assistant. r. A. Rogers, a
eally appointed. and that. tho
prosecutions arc invalid. Judg1
overruled the motion in each
the women Will be given hea'
day morning. All of the neg
charged with vagrancv. They 4
Cross. Nellie Davis. Mabel Cold
Williams. Mamie Skinner, An
nan and Lizzie Virgins. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Missing Man Inouivv

Special 10 The Tribune. +
PROVO. sept. 26.-Alarsb,, :.
lians is in receipt OF a loitas 4
Wood. captain OF de,eetIys.
lnquirlng as to the wherea ho,. !.
fred Hanson, FIVE feet cIevcr ~
$50 pounds in weight fair ar W
The last heard of Hanson he
Ing for the Salt Lake pout. y
ago, Hanson is not wanted IN
lnal charge. bat his relatives e.,
to locate him. a'V
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Grain on the Upper Snake,

Special 10 The Tribune,
ST. ANTHONY. Ida. Sept 2s.-Grain
conditions in the great Upper Snake EIv-
er valley are not up 10 expectations. ac-
cordng TO the farmers, who have
threshed their crops and report a great
shortage IN grain returns. The season
has been exceptionally dry and dry
farms have done better in some Ina,anccs
than was expected. but all crops raised
on dry farms and irrigated Iands SHOW,
grain harvested over last ses-on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Rrice Case Goes o.

The cssc- OF the Brice prub
charged with selling cocaine
physicians prescription. Tmf1
have bcen tried in The court OF y
NJ. Bishop Monday aftcrnoln
tinued until Friday. owing 20
ity OF Attorney Sam a. hink-
pears for the defendant COMP
in court. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Chinese Is Injured.

Special 10 The Tribune
O''DEN, Sept. 26.--Foo Song 4 Chinese
laborer, was run over. by a work traiu at
Iovelock siding. Nevada. about { p'clocIS
tins afternoon. In attempting 10 board
a. work train while u WAS In motion he
was thrown under the wheels one a rrn
and both legs being ground off EIc was
iakcn TO the hospital al Lovelock where
he Is being cared for. although there Is
but little hope of saving his life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
For Heiloo Estate,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. o6.-Gerritje Hciioo is
seeking letters Of administration upon the
estate OF Jacob Heiloo. who died at Og-
valued at $4,000 nd a small sum OF uioncy
deposited in local bank. Besides rho
petitioner. who is the widow. there are
three other heirs living In Holland
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Typhoid Fever Fatal.
TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDE>, Sept 26.-George Leslie
NcWey, the 10-Sear- old son OF Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Newey OF 3143 Pacific ave-
nue.. died of typhoid fever at the family
home this morning. after IN slIlness OF
three weeks. The funeral viii be held
tuesday afternoon at the First ward
meeting house ut ? O'clock. Burial will
be at the City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
BEING MADE AT UNION
Special TO The Tribune.

Speclal 10 Inc tribune.
MURRAY. Sept. 2o.-The little town Of
Union. three miles southeast OF here.
wants water distributing plant. r. r.
Lyman, w. G. Burgon. r. F. Forbush
and w. u. Cox have examined elevations
and distances preparatory TO installing
the system. The work OF electric light
ing tine town is going steadily on. 1t
will not be more than n month before
this work is completed Money for the
now improvements is being advanced by
some OF tho wellto-do residents there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
BEAVER COUNTY FAIR
SUCCESS ALL WAYS
Spe cial TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
BEA NER. sept 26.-The great Beaver
county falr, which has attracted state
wide attention. came TO close last Might
The fair has been huge success In
many ways II is the first lime in The
history OF the county that the supreme
court. Justices have honorcd US with their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
BIG MONEY FOR RANCH:
2100 ACRES, 1925, 900
10 The Tribune.

ST. ANTHONY: Ida, Sept. 26.--Oue OF
the largest real estate deals which has
taken place In Fremont county in years
was that of the purchase OF the Highland
ranch at Squirrel by County Commission
Orme. The purchase price was s126, 900,
and the farm consists OF 2l00 acres, 500
acres of which arc under cultivation. Mr.,
Orme will use the ranch for sheep and
cattle raising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
Lively Contests in Wasatch,

Special to The Tribune
HEBEE CITY, Sept 2e.-The Rcpubli-
cans oi Wasatch county will hold their
county convention on October l. and the
Democrats viii hold theirs on tho 10Th
red hot contest is going to be held
over some Of tho nominations on boiI
tickets ana both Silcs are telling what
they are going to do IL their csnsidainq
are not nominated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27

at this place. have been vo,s
burg parties, the supposlt,or |,
the city OF RaSburg Will orv. =
association and continue tsa
which had to be given lin nv
n failure 10 make It pay, en-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE

People of open mind having
Bright Disease OF. having friends
who have, can hear of something
to their advantage if they will
write to John j. Fulton, 753 Bat
terry ST, San Fran" SEQ. Cal. Help
full diet list mailed free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27

Growing orange trccs-C. A Jones, blue
ribbon.
one oox Alexander applcs-L. c. Tan
ner. Deeth. New, blue ribbon.
The blue ribbon is the highest award
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Lahetystilastoa.

Nykyaan on toimessa koko mail
massa 1885 evankeelista lahetys-
ty6ntekijaa eli 1871 enemman
kuhn v 1907 neutrality-suspicious.
luku on 1886.
Evankeliumia julistetaan saan.
nollisesti Al 1858 eri paikassa. Nais.
ia lahetysasemista oil v. 1908 uu'
STA 1928.
Observation-Disclosures luku laske'
taan olevan' 1926, 1919. Naista kas'
tettiin 1884, 74 v 1908.
Koulujen luku oil Wine vuonns
1874 ia niissa oil oppilaits
1890, $50. Valitettavasti nayttai
koulutoimi entisestaan taantuneen
kun sta vastoin muilla aloilla or
edistytty.
Kaikilla evankeelisilla lahetys
seuroilla oil Wine toimintavuotens
tuloja yhteensa yli 159 miljoonas
markkaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Synti on kouleman att.

Kuolema on luonnollinen seu-
raus kaikesta synnista. Kun tot.
minnie Jumalan tahdon mukaises-
ii, min silloin elamme, mutta rik-
komalIa luojamme lakia turmelem-
me itsemme ia teemme sta, joka
tuottaa kuoleman. Jumala sanoi
Adamille: ,,Sina paivanS, iona sina
siita sy0t, pitaa sinun kuolemalla
kuoleman". Kuolema Ell ole tyhjak-
81 raukeemista. l job 3: ID sano-
taan: ;, Joka Ell v~eieansa rakasta, Sc
pysyy kuolemassa"; ia miten ihmi-
men voisi tyhjyyteen raueta. Nisun
jyva katketaan maahan ia kuolee;
mutta slit Ell Sc lakkaa olemasta,
vaan painvastoin tuottaa runsassti
hedelmaa. Totta on, eta Adam
kuoli sina paivanS, iolloin han rik-
koi Jumalan kaskyia v%astaan; ha-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

men todellinen ~luonteensa turmel
tut, kun han erosi Jumalan yhtey-
desta, han lankesi siita tilasta, 10.
ka muodostaa ihmisen todellisen
elaman. Kun ihminen tekee syntia,
kuolee han pois pyhyydesta 10 pub
taudesta, jotka ominaisuudet muo-
dostavat elaman Jumalan kuvaksi
luodulle olennoille. Eli mikaan RI
kos ole anteeksi annettava; kukin
synti on kuolettava ia tuottaa kuo.
leman.
Kuta kauemmin ihminen elaa pa
hoissa himoissa, sta enemman
kuolleeksi han tulee puhtaudelle ia
pyhyydelle; han kadottaa kyvyn ka'
sittaa ia arvossa pitaa pyhyyden ia
siveellisyyden ihannetta, ia samal
la kadottaa han kaiken kammor
paheen inhottavaisuuteen. Meidan
luontomme on alusta alkaen kadot'
tanut Embellishments falcon ia
terveelliseen elamaan ia kuta kau'
emmin ihminen jatkaa elamaans5
kaikenlaisissa synneissa. sta sy'
vemmalle han vajoo moraaliseer
kuolemaan, joka on synnin varms
palkka. Sina saatat iatkaa synnil
lista elamaasi siksi kunnes omatun.
tosi tulee AVIAN kuuroksi kaikillt
Pyhan Hengen varotuksille, ia ta'
ma on osa palkasta sinun palveluk'
s%estasi ~synnissa.
E H Spurgeon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

ettd Iufupuolipbtepoen mddrinfdpttb
on ieuraus nellie opituista elamdn'
tamoista. Sif1i oltoon pGdtettp
eta:
HaitiiusmGcn OH niippmdttd
rpbopttdnd puhumaon pata'
nasti acknowledgements ia len
mddrinfdpttdmiiestd Ietd pleenid
apioliiton menestpfIen ebooista.
IS.
Wot.i Gallo olust fpTpmnt1en:
naisten Iubbe pbteisfunnaaiIiin res
iormiIiitteiiin.
Irtpelj ettd noiIet opat pbtd OF
feutettuia ia tpieldpd tpelmoitethias
Elm oIemaan mufand taitisIa nh
teistunnalliIisia aiiotsIa. Dtrs s..
Saction oil mielisiddn iiitd. ettd
naistenfin puolesta pubutaon. Wtes
Ia fdptettiin monta pubeentpuoroa.
&oputfi bpfudtipttiin ieuraatpa ponii:
Nainen on pbteisfunnaai Iesti
iefd rualtiouiiesti t~dpbeniiesti ta>
fasorfpoinen mieben tansia ia
foDoeltufoon IeuoiIena fdpidn>
nDui1esIG toiminnaeIa.
10 ppf.
Seuraama fofous pGGtettiin pitGG
9esIemerieId, Wich., .&oifu" ieuron
luono, Maalisfuun t%oiiena lunnuns
taina.
IL ppf.
3esfusteltiin fpIpmptIestd: Snfo
lineeutstd tiroiua lasteu tuullen tos
tona. 3dptettiin uIeita %pubeenpuo'
ruio. Sltiin pleenId Titd mieltd, ettd
manbempaiu tuIee ola eiimerffind
lopiiaeen pubeisia ia tDisid.
II 5.
YDptdtirio paGtettiin i~ultaista Iut'
iasia ia llubesIa &otimaasIa.
8otous loppui loulula gto. 8.
&ofoutien puolesto
Watti Solo, u. 8aartinen,
eIimies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Nuorena kuolemaau.

Kasittamattomat ovat Herran
tiet. Taanan nuori ia terve,-
huomenna kylmana - lisa ia att
hoippuroiden astelemassa, = lap
sensa saatetaan nurmen ale nukku-
maan. Miksi? Minkatahden?
Vastauksen antaa nellie Jumalan
sana: ,,Kullakin on maaratty al
kansa'. ia Herran maaraamia al
koja tarkastellessa voimme samoa:
,,Hyvasti Han kaikki teki".
Han oil kauniimmassa nuoruu-
tensa kukoistuksessa. Nykyajan
aatteet viehattivat hanta. Lapsuu-
tensa Jumala tuli hanelle toisarvoi-
seksi. ,,Kansa kaikkivaltias' RUPEE
81 hantakin miellyttamaan. Iloiten
han eleli. Onnea han tavoitteli,
Rauhaa hanella tosin Ell ollut. Nut
ia sta lupasi tulevaisuus. ia main
rientaa aka eteenpain, kunnes han
on kehittymassa nuorukaiseksi,
jolloinka nuoruuden himot alkavat
kulettaa synnin pimeille poluille.
Valmistumattomana hankin plan
v~ajoisi pahiattomaan syyvyyteen.
Silloin tarttuu nakymat0n voima
elaman purteen. Enenkuin himojen
mahtavat lancet paasevat valloil-
leen ottaa taivaallinen peramies Pc
rasimen hoitoonsa, johdattaakseep
%nuorukaisen elaman purren rau'
haisaan valkamaan. Ennenkuin
polttavat himot ovat s%aattaneet ry-
pemaan synnin rapakoissa, paljas.
tetaan nuorukaiselle Jumalatto.
muuden hirvea loppu.
Nuoruutensa paivat alkavat syn.
kistya. Iloinen, toivehikas mieli
painetaan alas. Ruumiissaan tuntee
han vasymysta. ia kun pahaa aa'
vistaen menee l~aakarille, saa han
kuulla olevansa tekemisissa ar.
mottoman vieraan, keuhkotaudin
kanssa. Nytko sis katkaistaan ella.
man lanka? Nytk0 10 ehtoo tulee
elaman paivalle? Nuorenako siis
10 kuolemaan?
Epatoivoisen tavoin ponnistaa
nuorukainen kaikki voimansa. Nuo'
rena kuolemaan! - sc sanoma tuli
peikOn tavoin seuraamaan haner
askeleitaan, mime han menikin
ia mita enemma han pakeni. sta
julmempana Sc peliattavasta kidas
taan huusi: Nuorena kuolemaan
Viella kerran tarjoo ,,kansa kaik
kivaltias'' apuaan. Laakarin hoi
toon paasee han ,,ystavainsa'' avul
la. = Mutta eivat parantolankaar
neuvot vol enaan auttaa. Stella il
taalla neuvotaan aqua loytyvan
ia kaikki apu on nyt 10 turhaa. Isl
nun pitaa kuoleman ia eli elaman.'
Namat Hiskias kuninkalle lausutu
sanat soivot tavallaan armottomi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
bengeIIi$td =
cuketni$td.
Meilla on saatavana allanimitettyji
kirjoja, joita tarjoamne tilattavaksi.

Meilla on saatavana allanlmitettyJa
kirjoja, joita tarjoamne tilattavaksi.
KUvARAAMATTUJA, uusinta lajia
mita on tehty Fi%ladelphian rama
tun malliin. Koristetut nahkakan.
net, john on kullalla painettu suo-
malaiset raamatun varsyt. Muuten
s%isalt0nsa, kuvien y. m. puolesta on
sc taydellisin laatuaan. Hinta $13.
RAAMATTU, suurta kokoa nahka-
kansissa, taydellisella rekisterilla
varustettu. Hinta $4.00.
LUTH. KIRKKo-PosTLLA (Suvi-
ia Talvipuoli), 2 osassa. Hinta
$4.00*)
RAAMATTU, pieni, nahkakansissa.
Hinta $1.25.
LUTH. AARREAITTA. Hinta 70c..
PRATORIUKsEN AARREAITTAa
Hinta $1.25.
HUoMAUTUKsIA INGERsoLL'ILLE,
Hinta Soc.
MUUKALAIsTEN KoTIELaMa. Him
ia SOC.
UsKoNoPPI AUTUUTEEN He'd
berg). Hinta 40c.
y Naista kirioista tulee tilaaian
maksaa itse expressimaksu kirjain
perille saavuttua, silla niita Ell vol
muuten lahettaa.
Malta kirioia saapi tilata osoit-
teella: :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17


'taneet'i. Gaulettiin go. "a 81. ..
JpbbisIpfIen laulutiriasta.
rs.
Goustaiain naltatirioia tarfaSta'
'maan mddrdfi clinics iobtofunnan
idienen &. 9Srnen iefd e~bustaian
Glefs 9anbifolon.
Goustettuina oIimat ieuraatpat iem'
rat: m
rWalo", Sronmoob. Wicb.. Woiti
&Rosei.
rWuIon Sdbe," S%esIiemi0e, sllefs
-9anbiialo.
v&aifu." 9esiemer, German 2elt'
to. Srant abola ia Glias 9tintala.
,Soino," Wafefielb, Dictor Draft,
Senrp Ydntpnen ia Gli 2obiIupma.
rWaIon &ipind," Sron Belt, Nis.
s. S. Saction ia Sobn 2dnttd.
Jobtofunnan idIenid oil Iaapunil.
la: eiimies Watti Gallo, firiuri u
8aortinen Iefd i%obtotunnan idien g.
,SDrne.
Epbopttiin palitIemaan tarpittas
mia ipoliotuntia, ioibin tuliipot:
pDptGtiriurin a~pulaiietIi DIR W.
.Rosti.
GIitpstpaliofuntaan: Gli 3obiluo.
ma, Sranf slbola ia $. 9dntpnen.
Woolien tarfastaiitIi: Sobn Saint.
I'd ia -. &eltto.
pubeenpuoroien merfitIidffi ..
y. MGti.
SeuroIi obieIman nelids fobta:
gtdptetunti lasten raittits opetufieeIa.
u. &aartinen pulpit lapIiue. Sau.
flettiin lauIu ,Wfe nuoret %innoin" ine.
Fionfa idlfeen eiitti luennon mdfiiuos
main noimasta Wtatti Gallo. 2aus
lettiin go. 80. Wield fertomus,
ionta eIitti 81. SDrne. Sopufii lous
lettiin go. 5. Spetustapan armosz
telus1a iImeni pleinen tp%ptpfpdiipps.
5S.
Wtentiin maiStelemaan iron beittis
Idisten pdipdaistd. pddtettiin 70.
foontua flo / ip.
6 s.
pGirGuiIeItG tultuo Ioulettiin go.
1, ionta idlfeen otettiin festustelta'
mafii paifauisieurain endstpfIet.
yToimo" ieura Wafefieloistd idtti
eoustaiain fautta emdsipfIend fes'
fusteltamafIi o9itatioonitpDn poitals
IisfieItoIain ATTAIN iaamiietIi. &dp'
1tettiin uieita pubeenruorpia.
pd6tettiin painattaa lentotiriaiia
liiton tpimestu, iosIa ielfpitelddn
etupddsid fieItolain naifutusta fan.
IantaIouteen. NditG f~iriaIia iaettaan
fifteen mabooaiiimman tartoin iofai'
fen fan1aIaiIen luettaipntIi.
2dptdnnDuinen toimenpibe idtettiin
liiton io%btofunnale, ionfa tulee tas
pabtua min plan fuin m~abooQiSta.
Nineeuista puolta tuon toteuttamis
Jeff pddtettiin tddntpd ppptdmG6n
paifouisieuroilta, toipomufIeua Iaa'
ba 20 ienttid iofaista ieuroibin fuus
iunaa idientd fobti.
rs.
pubuttiin, ettG miiG Iiitto motif
-tebbd tapaffasoietutiien f%dptdniD6n
panemiieti W~isconIiinin puole0a.
81 tebtp mitddn pddtDstd.
&estusteItiin neutrality-suspicious.
-festd, ionfa alusti ". 2aartinen. Sa'
moi Observation-Disclosures ~pddrinfdp>
ton iobtunan tietdmdtt1mppbestd.
so. &osfi: Isl lanonut tpddrinfdps
ton iobtunan iuorastaan tietdmdtt1'
mnpbestd naan talouoeaiiista o.
loista.
so. aboIa: 2ertoi Suomesia Ell
Iaabutii aIiaa mnlaiienaa f%irio0i'
iuutta. Sanoi IppfIi tiebottomuuita.
Gfmies Gallo arpeli pmpdristbn
naituttapan.:
Gb. lXdnttd Ianoi pldIuofan tpaon
fefIipdn nellie f~oifenlaiiia itpeeli'
InpsIofeja fuitentaon life poimoito
niitd misIddn mdGrin toteuttaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Y1pt6firja,

'tebtp Sosebicsalueen raittius
'liiton Observation-Disclosures s.
ron 9eitisId, Wis., tammif.
80 p. 1910.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

Gbustaiat t%ermetulleiti %paiftofun'
staloiSten puolesta Iaului s. s. Socf'
ion, ionta idIfeen eiimies Matti
SaIo otti pubeeniobtaian paifan ia
lpbpeld pubeeaa eIitti fofoufIen al
taneef'i. 9aulettiin go. "a 81. y.
J pbbisIptien laulutiriasta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
Labor Asks for a Government
Investigation
A DISTINCT CHARGES
Against the coporation--An Illega
Combination, It Is Alleged-Taft
Promises to Give the Matter
His Attention.

Washington, Jan. THE American
Federation Of Labor, through q commit
tee headed BY samuel Gompers and oh.
er union leaders, yesterday presented to
President TAFT 4 formal paper in which
they set forth fourteen different charges
Of illegality against The United States
Steel corporation and asked for an i'm.
mediate investigation Of the so-ealled
trust, which they claim is operating III
defiance Of the United States statutes.
The president promised to take the mat
ter up with the secretary Of commerce
and labor and with Labor Commissioner
Neill The FIRST charge against the steel
corporation a that it y an illegal COM
bnation, existing in defiance Of the Sher
man antitrust law The labor leaders
claim that II the government officials
viii as they have done in the cases Of
tile Standard Oh company and the to-
hacco trust present to a competent court
the facts concerning the steel corpora
ton a decision against the corporation
logically would follow
It is not doutted,7 said the letter 70
the president, that the law and courts
can reach this monopoly. even if its am
nual revenue is counted IN the hundreds
Of millions Of dollars Its power Of
wealth must not be permitted to para
ly1e TIE arm of the law
It Is charged that this so-called great
American industry founded upon the
tariR euactea for tie protection of Amer
lean labor from the competition Of the
pauper labor Of Europe. Is speedily and
aectuslly excluding American labor,
skilled and nnskllei, from Is employ
meut and has again and again adveF
tised that syrians. Poles and Rouman.
ans are preferred al is employees
II charged that TIE steel corporation
mot only deerades BY low wages and
twelve hour day, but denies 8 day Of
rest by forcing work seven days in the
week That i etgFannicaliy prevents The
Organization 81 rs workers e elevate
TIE standard of living, and suppresses
ana prevents FREE speech and public
meetin9 that f +boyeotts American
asor and has enforced decree q banish.
ment from communities where t dom.
inates7
II conclusion, Il a. charged that theH
steel corporation Is organized illegally,
dominant and defiant with Nc respect
Tor iasai reaJ and human right and with
brutal indifference Is to human capacity
FOR endurance and for deaths and injuries
81 ITS toilers that its continued existence
and methods are a menace not only t.
labor but 10 the business men outside
81 rs bansful power and influence"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

ton in time. Besides, Secretary Meyei
is planninga special cruise Of tlle cruisei
squadron Of the Atlantic feet which viz
take the ships to Rio for the opening
of TIE conference. in the meantime, SEED
rotary Knox and President Taft are az
ranging a tentative list Of delegates 4
represent the United States, in ordei
that there may be no delay after Con
press has provided The funds,
The Pan. American conference 81 1917
win have many important subjects y
discuss. the first Of which Is the prep9
ration for the celebration Of the opening
Of the Panama canal in 1918 Although
this IS the project Of the United states
It is to be an occasion for mutual con
graduation among all the North and
South American countries, and IL j.
expected to be another means Of linking
the interests of the United States with
all OF Latin America.
The diplomatic signidcance Of the
event Is the more important n the eyes
Of the world President Taft and seere-
tary Knox win have AZ opportunity not
only Of giving evidence Of the friendship
IN the United states for the Latin Amer
lean republics, but d boosting the cong
mercial program Of the United States &
Central and South America to the eredN
of al countries concerned. With tAt
event in view it Is desirable Shat the
wrinkles IN the Central American situa7
ton should be ironed ont as soon as pos.
sible, in order that there may be No un-
comfortable enmities to mar the success
Of the international function
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
DEATH srALxED IN STORM.
Peculiarly Distressing Conditions in the
CITY Of New York.


New York, Jan. death stalked IN
the storm which afflicted New York and
vicinity all through the night and
which was still distressingly prevalent
over a wide area surrounding this city
yesterday.
Not in many years has there been a
visitation that caused such long chap.
ter 81 serious and fatal accidents TO be
written. At least three deaths and in
iuries to more than 800 person were
reported as The result Of falls on the
slippery walks and pavements, coated
from building line to building line with
Zee an even quarter Of an inch thick
Safety was to be found nowhere and
conditions as the city awoke TO the
business Of yesterday were serious.
Fall after fall occurred and ambulances
were on the Jump continuously through
the morning, the roll Of the injured be-
ing added To hourly
:. Rain falling on the lee coated sur.
races aggravated the trouble during the
morning and It was not until well along
III the forenoon thst hard work By the
street department workers and private
citizens had brought about alienation
Continuous applications of sand, saw
dust, ashes and other representatives. Of
sllppefiness were necessary.
Service was fairly regular on the car
lines, which had been kept open through
the night, but vehicnlar traffic was
practically at d standstill except where
the chain-tired automobile proved its
ability to navigate the treaeherous sur
faces.