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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
Ako bi bile industriie skup

Ma urZaNna last, bl Odpadla thdi
Sodisca, Xxi danes sodijo o prepi-
rih, ktere rodijo interest kapita-
listov. Ia sodisca in uradnike pla-
ca amerisko ljudstvo ma leto sto
miliJonov dolarjev. Poleg so pa Sc
troski "a advokate in drugo.
Vse to je zguba "a narod. Liud-
stvo lahko zivi brez sodisc in sod
mkov. SodiSGa Sc MISC primogla
toliko, da bi Zrastlo emo pSeniGno
zrne. Delo vseh avokatov ma sve-
tn pa nina "a ,obstoj cloeSke druz-
be toliko vredhosti ko emo sad
no i'll Sibko drevesce, ktero je "a
sadil kmet.
Dokler zivimo V kapitalisticni
druzbi moramo vzdrzavati sodiS-
ca in rediti advokate.
Bogastvo V GloveSki druzbi vst-
varjajo delavci, vzivaio ga pa ka-
pitalisti.
- Kapitalisti izrabljajo delav-
&c kot smodkc. Ko smodka pogo
RI jo vrzejo proc. Kedar pa delav-
Gu opesa moe, ga pa vrzejo ma ce-
sto, da lahko svobodno pogine la
kote.
- Umor je res grozno hudodel-
stvo. Ali ce to hudodelstvo pri-
merjamo revscino, tedaj vidimo,
da je revSGina danaSnji druzbi
Sc vecje hudodelstvo.
lie marsikateri delavec je pre-
zivel leta jeci, Xxi nj zvrsil dru-
zega hudodelstva. da Sc ie rodil
kot siromak.
- Zenska, XII je vsled slabih GO
spodarskih razmer prisiljena pro-
dajati svoje telo, je zrtev. MOI,
ki proda svoje mozgane "a denar,
je pa prostituiranec.
- Ali kapitalizem razdira drJ-
zinsko zivljenje7
No, kapitalistiGho Gasopisje po-
roea, da danasnji slavni dobi
kapitalizma lie V New Yorku 90
600 moz zapusti svoje zene vsako
leto.
1
- Ma Spanskem je vlada izdala
ukaz, V kterem milostno' dovo-
ljuJe, da Sc zopet otvorijo svobod-
ne Sole. Oh casu klerikalnih nemi-
rov so po vladnem ukazu zaprli
V Barceloni vse svobodne sole.
Duh Ferreerja zivi in vsaja in
zivel bo, ko Sc bo zgodovina toll
ko spominjala ma spanskega kra-
liza opicjim obrazom, sedanjega
rimskega papeza in jezuite kot ma
kup gnoja.
- Zahvaliti Sc imamo prijate-
ljici zivali, da so V New Yorku
ustanovili kliniko "a pse, konje in
macke.
Ce bi Sc New Yorkn sedaj Sc
ustanovila druzba "a varstvo Ii,
vail - ljudi, tedaj bi New York
res bill ma viSku humanitete.
No, pa pse in macke Sc ustanov-
ljajo klinike, "a ljudi pa policaj-
ski zapori. Pa maj Sc kdo potrdi,
da zivimo res V dobi humanitete,
splosnega clovekoljubja.
Kapitalisticna druzba je res
gnjusna in gdra, pa jo maj obra-
camo, kakor re hoGemo.
" neki njujorski ledenici le-
Ii re cd marca meseca lanskega
leta 36 milijonov jajec. In od zad-
MEGA aprila pa 100 tisoc funtov
kuretnine. Tako Sc poroca brzo-
javno kapitalisticnim dnevnikom.
Po tenn porocilu bi vsakdo mi
sill, da je vec blaga ma trgu, kot
Sc ga potrebuje in cena bi mora
la pasti "a zivila.
V resnici je res ve6 blaga ma tr-
gu, ali to blago imajo kapitalisti
V skladiScih in hladnih shrambah.
Kapitalisti cakajo slabe letine, su-
Sc ali pa nude zine, da potem sta
ra zivila prodajo "a visoko ceno,
presna pa zopet spravijo V shram
he Tnkn nmntnn drnzn ziuila
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15

- Jabolko ne pade dalec cd
drevesa. To dokazuje dogodek ma
Spanskem. Roparsko vitestvo nj
moderno. Imamo zeleznice in pot
niki debelo denarno mosnjico ne
potujejo pes. Vsled tega so pO-
tomci slavnih roparskih vitezev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
SplOSen pregled.

" cloveski druzbi, kteri Sc
zenske prodajajo "a kruh, V kteri
moski prodajajo svojo duso in te-
10, da zivotarijo, logicno narasca-
jo zlocini in dudodelstva.
EakajY
Ker druzba prizna, da je dovo-
ljeno ropati in krasti zakonitim
potion.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
: Ko Sc je vrnil senator Clark

= Ko Sc je vrnll senator Clark
"a Montana q AngleSkega je de-
jail: Socializem Sc tako Siri ma
AngleSkem, kot Sc nikdar po-
pref"
V ameriski republiki je isto 60
spod senatorl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15

- Samoobramba bo prisilila a
meriSko .ljudstvo sprejeti social
zem, ker je to edino sredstvo pro-
ii grabezljivim trustom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15

- Ali kapitallzem raZdira drJ-
zinsko zivljenje?
No, kapitalisticho casopisje po-
roca, da danaSnji slavni dobi
kapitalizma lie V New Yorku 90
600 mOz zapusti svoje zene vsako
leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15

This paper Is devoted
TO the interests OF the
working class. Work.
ers are entitled TO all
what they produce.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25
,rd,tor OF the WoSLp S CREssEr
Norwood Mo.

Editor OF the WoSLD S CREssEr.
Norwood Mo.
Dear Sir.
In one of your late issues OF
vuur paper you assail the Catho-
lie Church. and the teaching of
that church.
Now Brother did sou ever he,
long to that branch? and are you
we'll acquainted with the teach.
ings? And the martin luther
history? ii 40 will you please tell
me why martin Luther was bar.
ed from prerhing by the church:
whatI would ike to know is.
i,t. What was the cause OF
Martin Luther leaving the
Church? Facts only.
End, is rot the teachings oil
Luther as moral and as Religious
as any Of the religious dOctorings
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25
Thsksphltipl d Nan,

= MI II Vi Z T.
Every man. with an intelligf mt
mind, has a desiie to aspire To-
some position 10 life. Any per-.
suit that . nan may take. his aim
is to better his condition. Let
that persuit be good or bad.
II Its the man that launches
out on the race OF Gambling. in
that persuit he aims TO better
his condition in life, he aspircs
to an easy manner in which to
make his livelihood, many get
there, vet many times he misses
his aim, and his great aspiring
thought Is buried beneath u pris'
Ion sell door, ard much of his
days are spert in hard sery. ude
! to the state In which he belongs.
Another man may aS1iire 10
great wealth in the pcrsnits oi
the sale Of intoxicants, and many
has and may reach the goal, and
his aspirations gained in this
live. vet others fail. Whether
they fail or gain, in either case
there is = great dark gloom rest
ing on the results in the end q
the race. Seldom have we spoke
on this point of the persuits o
men. But we feel as though
there are many who have a wisl
of hearing and reading our sen
timqn,s.
Now it matters not whether
in this one particular persui,
they make a success or moi
, there will be q dark gloon o
n burden when the inward ma,
, reaches the checnercd pavemen
of the Grand Paradise Of God $ |.
ternal Throne. And when he see
the blackened life of many me
, who by their persuit in this lii
for greed and gain has lead thos
/. men of into by and forbidde
{ paths, and the bleeding hearts (
the mothers, and the hungry eric
OF the children for the same al
heard. Then twill be for that sou
d awsul!awful.. awlul,.. This brin,
usun to the scene of the rich mi
> crying FOR u drop OF water to CO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25
QUESTION NC. 10.

of to day.
BID, il not, why not?
At. where was the church
that Martin Luther left feu I'D
ed?
9th Py whom was it. foundt rcd!
9th whore was il established:
18th. Why is this reading UNI
der the LIST. Epistle 4ch, of LIST.
John? under heading.
He warneth them not to believe
all teachers who boast of the
spirit.
But to thy them by the rules
Of the catholic Faith.
Gear sir il this meets with
your pleasure please answer
through your papers.
yours truly,
p, McCaliiz.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25
THE BEAST WITH SEVEN HEADS
AND TEN HORNS WHICH
IOHN THE REV SAW
Continued from last week.)
&C., ntinued from last week.

They fulfilled this scripture and in doing you they are
.inl;,ing Gods law.
For every creature adnhp received with thanks
For by the i1m"pi 10,
The prayer for their sanchcaon rs you find
in John
But again we shall scripture that is being fu
filled such teachers. for Christ says to us THAT they
are guides, which strain at sna and swallow camel
See tAlat % ID
And PROGRESSING to be wise they became fools
or,, themselves of the
cmrte and to 'a' an" to '""""
uo"An- ssS''
light glorious gospel u'ria shine unto them
,.. air ,nc pu, " "Nra 2
Such as they are Therefore
through philosophy ""i val" deceit after the 'T''''"
d not after Christ" '"""''"'"
For Christ says:
,c judge you "F"f til"
new reward inn voluntary
which Il" hat" MT '" "y
rurri u ncIly mId coosmn-:lfE
which minister ucEns rather 'hh"
.ay ons In commandment schar Of
rrs hear; M, IL images, ofa nrsueh From
muns Desiring II" '"'r"
whereof they "irm l1inI t"'
An, ,u
wmas' merchandise I" you this
time "s" til not aud their '"""' SIMMER"
aIttcrei.
In. ,r p hose naturally
brute sin ,ho.c,ti themselves
gone the ' and r." sFey after the error
,.l,l,,a nrnw ri auapc the s,insyi"s :" Core
ho "a t"nh ~" their own
Aou, vmnn. .,a, to whom The
anil Their ~"St
swelling dmra" for what 'heean Of advantage" H
This is all done TO make merchandise of you, plainly
have shown by their lying wonders.
These are hey that creep in, and Lead captive silly women
and who subyer whole houses teaching things they ought not
or filthy mcre's sake tSee Titus LID
Nav having these lying and blasphemous wonders OF the
t before us by their teachings, and thoroughly explored and
CONDEMNED y the Word of God think that it would be useless
n hiring before Reader scripture to make any
oiner our rons upon this beast For those we have
given Won show Won both his teachings and wickedncss And WI
" cav further that all these false teachings that the scripture
warn Ms Of are taught and pcticcd by the Roman Catho'
Church of wfic! have ,iven just Il few
Now wish 10 gay to the catholic aity and especially
those that may this work For experience OF thirty years
as catholic taught what prejudice surrounds every
one of them For we know the thought OF Catholic when III
secs the statements have made concerning the pope u
being great beast will be that the author here spcaln;
against wei. the ButO1 dear catholic we do no
want you arlor such thought: while YOU it may be are c
power of this great beast just we were oursei AM
this that stop here to speak and warn you
your surroundings with the deepest love- our heart lows gu
yon
Oh no. dear catholic member and servant OK priest ISM IL
you cnb but il is that we love SO Huc
that w6nl you from the power OF tins man. who
'sotan is united with, would give it freely
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25

a.4s j Z 4. \ = g s.' Is
ofintcxscsnts n tbe s6pis
% wealth apd iane u ilA's psaa \
ner. ',s :. n RI ~
There are many more perrulta
in this lie, that we might name
But there u but ono more
that we shall name at present:
And ,hst,is. the FARM. she man
who lrrsues Farming the msn
who i inspired to take hold Of
The plow handles and with the
aspiring thought, that says thai
my labor will feed the hungry.
and clothe the r. kcd, and give
| rest to IL weary world. This
man whether lie makes q failure
| er Il I, his end Is on the hills OF
ey .!asting l,r, looking on the
scenes OF the past with the glo'
rirying thought that ] have done
lall thct ! could to lift tho fallen,
cheer the sorowful, and let the
oppressed go free. ! asrired the
Itherlght of heaven, | have gain
led ,le goal, / an forever be-
come an heir Of of God by obey
ling his commands. BY the
sweat OF thy face shall thou eat
bread, and till the ground from
whence your support comes.
Tillirg the ground is the most
sacred occupation that men can
follow, they can see the fruit Of
their labor on earth, and in hea'
ven they can look on the spirit
of the mother made happy. And
the spirit of the child kept from
hungry, by this sacred toll.
Hoping that we may SEQ the
Grand March OF Home Industry
spoken of in this language 60
ing on.
And they shall build houses
> and innabit them; and they shall
n plant vineyards, and eat the
a fruit of them.
. They shall not build, and an
other inhabit: theysllail not plan
u and an other eat, for ms the days
u of a tree are the days Of my peo
IS pie, and mine elect shall lone
q enjoy the work of their hunds.
l. They shall not labour in vain
>. nor bring forth for trouble; fol
:, they are the seed Of the blessed
of the Lord, and their oIisprin.
V with them" lisa. 6J,.l 22.23.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
Man Suspected Of the Death
of Football Player Not
to Be There.
WILL REMAIN AT HOME
But Will Be Represented by
Lawyers the City
of Wheeling.

WHEELING, Nov. 14-The in
quest into the death of Rudolph
Munk, a West virginia University
football player, who died Saturday
night as a result sof injuries re-
ceived a few hours earlier, win be
completed tonight
Attorneys representing Thomas
Mccoy. a Bethany college player.
charged with being responsible for
Munk.s injuries, are expected to be
present. Mccoy also intended to
come here from his home at Canton,
but later decided to remain there
pending Developments.
A warrant charging Thomas Nc
Coy, alias Gardner. with the MUIR
der of Rudolph Munk, was issued
Sunday afternoon by Coroner w. w.
Rogers, following the post-mortem
examination OF the body OF the dead
captain of the West Virginia foot
ball team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
''0LD FOLKS DAY"
Is Observed at the West Mil
ford Methodist Episco-
pal Church.

"Old Folks Day" was observed at
the NJ i. church. West Milford. Nov.
49, The church was BEAUTIFULLY dec
grated with flowers, laurel and autumn
leaves. sermon was preached by
the pastor from an Appropriate sub
ject, after which Misses Bertha Lynch
Annie WINDOW and Blanche Dawson
rendered in n very impressive way.
suitable Rotations. The choir sang
the hymns our fathers and mothers
used to Sing.
special Invitations had been sent 20
all sixty years old. and over. Young
and old scerned well pleased with the
service and the day will surely he OBJ
served next year.
A similar service will he held at
Sew Bethel NJ. E. church, Good Hope.
sunday. Nov. 90. to which all are In
vited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
MYSTERY
Surrounds the Death Of An
Oil Well PumPer Near
Warrington.

E, p shafGer. well known pump
ter, formerly employed by the South
Penn OIL Company. died Saturday
might at O'Clock at his home near
AIannington. He was 80 years of age.
He was a son OF NJ. w. shaher ana
leaves a wife and one child.
Thursday shaner went To his work
as usual but that eveRsng he failed to
.gu home Becoming alarmed his
wife aroused the netghbors and a
search was made for the missing man.
He Was found IN an engine room at
the head OF whetstone run, where a
well was located. which he had been
pumping. Whe-n found the man was
unconscious ana he remained So Just
how he was injured viii never be
known. at Is supposed that IN some
manner he was caught in the nachin-
cry in the engine room and w.&h no
help at hand WAS crushed and left
bleeding and uneon ss0ns vllsre ne
Was thrown by the force of; the belts
e--stsa s-s-ss@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
AMENDMENT
For Two More Judges is Be
lieved to Have Lost at
Election.

cHARI-EsToN, Nov. 1.-THE pro-
posed ayrsesriment to- the stale conz.ti-
bution providing for an Increase in
the number OF supreme court judges
from five to seven. was rejected at the
election held last Tuesday, IS the opin-
ION Of persons here fnteepsted in the
amendment EARLY returns indicate
that rh1s @mendnlent and that ex-
tending privileges to the women had
been ratified. but figures received in
the las. day or two are unfavorabie.
Jackson county Is said to have given
1900 against the court amendment
and summers 1000. Mcdowell was
have given 1900 in favor.
but later reports cuts this down to
.. 800.
Agricultural counties are believed
to he almost solidly against it. The
other amendment Is running ahead
but nothing definite will be known on
either until the ballots are canvassed
today 1t takes a majority vote 70
ratiry the constitutional Amendments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
OF Judge E=la 81 AlaXWell
with Petit Tliros on
Hand foT Dh
THREE PER oNs FIN 30
Trial Docket for he satsr
Part Of the Tern
Annot1ncec

~ 4
Jury trials III the cF eur
began Monday morning rst
case placed on trial Of
Frank DuRy. charged elli1s
intoxicants to HARLEY VOL Fho
claims to be a minor.
The case OF Cora 1dolph
against Charley q. payi u
was dismissed, the 1ttlsl
agreed
Mr.. Duhyjs case was the .
dozen against saloon KEEPER lie
same charge. The jury = q.
verdict Of not guilty.
case was on trial at press
Default Of the bond q
Powell was noted.
James Meredith pleaded of
an assault on John Deluea ana
fined So and costs.
Mike Cory pleaded gull
cases OF selling cigarettes a lrlof
and was fined S25 and costs
case. Albert Cory pleaded
one case OF a similar nature ana
fined $25 and COSTS
Pete Jackson pleaded No
OF felony.
The trial docket 50 AR
up is as GolEoWss
Tuesday John q. Good y I'M
ony, Ell Beckett felony, and
A. Bays misdemeanor.
"Wednesday Pete Jackson
John Summers felony. Fred
demeanor and Rena TTsat srl
demeanor
Thursday John. summers
John DoncenslLy felony ma
8 Er4dag III lons
ana Orville Dodd felony.
Monday. November
H. Matheny felony; John Afsc
felony and Harry Came
Louchery felony
Tuesday, November
Mills and 7. 9. CLARK felonJ
McGafney misdeme nor and
Vile Perkins mtsdemeanor
Wednesday. November
Monroe felony. John Cooley TEX
writ Fogg misdemeanoT
mlsdemsanor and Jolig
Mraz mtdemeanor.
Monday, November 9S
Sheridan mIsdemeanor.
John B. Maphis plead
disturbing religious Worship
vas fined 500 and costs and ep q
Iail one day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
GOOD SERMON
is Preached at First M. E
Church by DR.. Hugh
Johnson Sunday.

Or Hugh johnson. of the Gaucher
College, at Baltimore, Md. preached
the morning sermon at the First
'Methodist Episcopal church sunday
DR.. Johnson also made a short talk &c
the sunday school classes.
DR.. Johnson spoke Of the impor-
lance OF education and incidentally
I.discussed the bequeathing OF large
fortunes by the rich to their children
1t would be better. he said. both for
the rich mans children and those OF
his poorer neighbor If a part of hi3
fortune were left as an endowment to
some college and so aid in furnishing
them means of education. DIR. John
sons address was interesting and in
suuctive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
LIBRARY DAY
Will Be Observed December
2 by the Schools of
This State.

The department. of schools Is nov
having issued it's annual library book
30 as to have 1t IN every school house
IN the sctatc by December Library
Day. The state superintendent, in the
booklet now being issued, says there
are 26O.S66 books in the various pub
lie schools Of the state. nearly all OF
which have been given by private do
nat.on,y by teachers and scholars and
tho,4e interested in seeing the schools
Of the state supplied with ample and
coed read ing matter. During the
nresent year 4s.l93 books we're add
led Il, the number of last year. while
the total for the state was 2i2.G73.
twelve years ago. or in 1891 the total
Nurrnnoer OF books in the school librar-
les were but S.026
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
SUICIDE IN JAIL
Charles Holmes Ends Life
by Drinking Carbolic
Acid Behind Bars.

Charles w. Holmes. single. aged
about 30 years. committed suicider'in
the Fairmont Jail Saturday evening
about $40. by drinking carbolic acid.
Holmes had been in jail as prisoned
since Thursday night when he was
arrested FOR drunkenness, Holmes
was placed in "a cell in the city jail.
Friday morning he was found to be
IN ana not able for trial. City Physi-
rian Kunst was sent for and treated
the sick man until the time Of his sui
eide Holmes was suffering from the
eaects of a prolonged spree and was
in very poor condition. Word was
sent to the family of the deceased
man at SmIthReld. Pa. and sunday a
brother. HdinE L, Holmes. arrived.
He took the body to Smithteld sun
day Afternoon and the funeral was
held there Monday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
AMERICAN BI lJE JACKETS
GUARD ITO UI2AS CEN Z
WI TSON DECLARES
He IS "A CANDIDA TE
To Succeed the Honorable
N. b. Scott as United
States Senator.

NEW YORK. Nov. 14-C1arence
". watson. OF Falrmont, head OF
the Fairmont Coal Company, and
whose activity was most marked
through his interests in the recent
campaign in favor Of John w. Davis
and the Democratic legislative can
,, dates, has formally announced his
Candidacy for the United States
Senate. Mr. Watson came here
primarily 10 attend the horse show
at Madison Square Garden, but soon
after his arrival he was in confer
ence with o. s. Mckinney, of Fair
mont: w. A. Ohtey, of Charleston.
and Chiffon. The result of the con-
ference was Mr. Watson's announce
ment to the effect that he would
make an effort to land Senator
SCOTS toga
Mr.. Watson's decision is said to
be the result of long personal ana
telegraphic consultations with lead
ing Democrats in various parts of
the state. On the surface indica-
lions point to the eonsummation OF
deal.
The result or the conference IS
said to be the aband onment of the
Chiffon ambition to wear toga-
Just what effect this race will have
upon the McGraw ambition is not
divuIged. while there are two other
avowed candidates in the field
Hon John Cornwell and Hon. Henry
Gassaway Davis, of Elkins, West
virginia's grand old man, who has
already served in the Senate. be-
tween the years OF 1s71-s3 and
then declined reelection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
BgGGs 10 OUT
Secretary to Governor Retires
After Years Of Service in
the State Capitol.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 14-After
more than twelve years service as
private secretary to the various gov
errors, General Edwin L. Boggs will
retire December / and will be sue
ceeded by H. Plat Brightwell. Of
Charleston. General Boggs was APP
pointed to the Office by Governor At
klnson in 1898. and was Retained
by Governors White, Dawson and
Glasscock.
Mr.. Brightwell is national bank
examiner in a northern Kentucky
district and was formerly assistant
state bank examiner, He is SON
in-law OF State Geologist l. G,
White, OF Morgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-14
From His Own People AZ
cordirlg to Dispatch to
State Department
MEN DESERTED Him
And He Implored Captain
Anderson ofYorl<town
to Protect Him.
lEN DESERTED HIM

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. IA
American blue jackets are guarding
the home of General Jose Valladares
from his own people on the island
of Amapala, Honduras, according to
a dispatch to the State Department
from Minister McCreery at Teguci-
galpa today.
Valladares himself implored Cap
tain Anderson of the gunboat. York
town, to protect him. when his revo-
luton came to an end, because OF
the desertion of his men
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SENTENCE
OF Month in Jail and Fine Isl
Imposed on Man or
Stealing Chic sens

Edward Edwards, who say
home is in ohio. hut who came here
from Grafton Saturday, was me
SIS and costs and sentenced
serve thirty days in tha county,
Monday morning by Justice q.
Gordon on conviction 81 stea iip
four chickens Saturday night ct
United States express once A.
Baltimore IL Ohio railroad
station. John McNenar % the gllill
road police force, arrested him.
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TO END II lGHT
STRICKEN
With. Paralysis Third Time is
Aged Woman of
Quiet Dell.

Mrs. Josiah Hickman. an aged and
esteemed woman of Quiet Dell. was
stricken with paralysis at 8 o'clock
Monday morning at her home and Is
in critical condition. This is the
third stroke of paralysis she has re-
ceived and her life is despaired of
Mrs. Hickman is the mother-in-law
OF William Writ Wilson, OF Quiet
DELL who died Saturday night OF
typhoid fever and whose funeral was
held Monday afternoon. She is
about 10 years of age.