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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
YOUTHS QUESTION
CAUSES HIS ARREST
Mexican Charged With Kill
ing Miss Brown Rushed
to Midland.

Saragosa, Tex, July 25-"What
would people do If they caught the
party who killed this woman? Are the
white people very excited about it?''
These were the words spoken by an
1Syearold Mexican boy, who was
watching the undertaken embalm. the
body of Miss Brown. who was found a
few. miles outside of Saragosa with
three bullet holes in her head and
body. and two knife wounds in her
chest
When he was asking the question,
the people noticed that he was trem-
bling like a leaf He was placed I'M
der arrest at once and was told to tell
all he knew about the murder. He
broke down and, 1t is said, confessed
that he was the murderer
Take me to my father and mother.
Let me take a last look at them and
then I'll be ready to die" he is quoted
as saying.
The Mexican did not state the rea-
son for killing the woman.
Miss Brown was In a buggy on her
way to her claim, II miles from Sara
gosa, when she met the Mexican. IT is
believed he tried to stop her, but she
feared him, and whipped the horse
and drove away, and that the Mexican
opened fire on her.
After the Mexican youth confessed.
he was hurried to Pecoss overland, but
not thrown in jail until 4, a. m. Mon
day. and Monday afternoon officers
rushed the prisoner by auto to the
railroad, about half way between Pc
ccs and Barstow and stopped the pas
senger train and took the boy to Mid
land for safekeeping Had the boy
been left in Pecos last night it is
feared he would have been 1ynched.
The Mexican Is well educated and
speaks good English.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED;
GIVES HIM TOBACCO MONEY

Chester Pa, July 25.-"This IS the
Gath time that my wife has had me
arrested" remarked Harry Harper OF
the fifth ward, at a hearing before
magistrate Ctockman in the city hall
yesterday,
HarperEwas arraigned on complaint
of his wife, an attractive looking wo-
man, who gave testimony to the erect
that her husband made a practice or
being idle. and frequently refused TO
allow her to enter the house. Harper
was held under 5000 bail for court. AS
he was being led from the room Har-
per. turning to his wife, asked: Aren't
you going to give me some money Tor
tobacco?" Mrs. Harper took dollar
bill from her purse and tossed 1t TO
him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
JUAREZ HOSPITAL
rs NOW ABANDONED
The Lerdo Avenue Hospice
Closed-Libertad Hos
pital Fitted Up.

The patients from the insurrecto hos
pital on Lerdo avenue in Ciudad Juarez
were moved to the Libertad hospital. on
the outskirts OF the city. Thursday
morning. The furnishings of the hos
pitfalls will be taken to the other hos
pital will be taken to the other hos
after Tuesday only one hospital will
be maintained in the city.
Work will Immediately begin on
the building. which was formerly Col.
Landlords quarters. preparing it for
the use of Gen. Blanco who will also
have an office in the jefatura.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
FL, PASOANS TO TOUR
NEW ENGLAND IN MOTOR CAR

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Brown. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. McNary left Tuesday on
the Golden State limited for chicago
where they will be joined by Mr. and
Mrs. Powell Stackhous. From Chicago.
the sparty will go to Cleveland and from
Cleveland to Duluth and return by
boat
Leaving Cleveland in a motor car
they will tour through the country 20
Saratoga Springs and Lake Champlain,
New York and after making trip
through the White mountains will con-
tinue to Boston and from there TO New
York They will be gone until Septem-
Der 1, and will return by rail. shipping
the car to Ell Paso from New York or
Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
FOWLER CLEANS TEETH
DURING HOUSE SESSION

Washington. d. c., July 25.-Repre-
sentative Robert Fowler, of Illinois
astonished his colleagues in the house
when during debate on the urgent de-
ficiency bill, he took a tooth brush
out of his waistcoat pocket and be-
gan to scrub his teeth.
He first operated briskly on HIS
front teeth and then worked back tc
where the wisdom molars are sup
posed to grow.
When he had concluded his dry
cleaning operations he restored the
brush to his pocket and looked much
refreshed.
Spectators in the galleries trans
ferred their attention from the debate
to him while he was cleaning his
teeth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
WITHDRAW PLEAS
OF "NOT GUILTY. y
Forty Wire Trust Defend
ants Change Their Plea
In Court

New York, N Y, July 25.-Forty
defendants recently indicted in the
governments prosecution of the alleged
wire trust, withdrew their pleas of not
guilty today and entered pleas of
''Nolo contender" United States dis
trict attorney Wise opposed the accept
ance of such a plea. but judge Arch
bald, who was presiding ii the United
States circuit court, accepted 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
INQUIRIES FOR MAN SUPPOSED
KILLED IN JUAREZ BATTLE

Information about ]. Q. Adams is
badly wanted by w Y. Slower, of San
derson, Texas, and John F. Robinson,
of Del Rio. Texas. The local police de-
partment has received a telegram from
Slower reading: How and what date
was J. Q. Adams killed in Juarez?" and
at the same time the local sheriff's Of
flee received a message from John F.
Robinson, at Del Rio, asking: WAS
John Adams killed in the Mexico warp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
Chief Panhandler and Bum
Surprises Court With Dis
play of Wealth.

New York, N Y. July 25.-Ragged
and unkemp a dirty old linen buster
about his shoulders. and the stump Of
a cigar in his mouth, an old man was
arraigned before recorder Hauenstein.
IN Union Hill, N. J.. charged with
cagTancy.
Hes Augustine J. Major" a police
man told the recorder. HE hangs out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
MOVING PICTURES ARE
FOUND TOO SH0CKIN

; ST. Louis, Mo-, July 25.-Piasa
!. Chautauquans have been shocked
. again. In consequence, an order
!. has gone forth than no moving
. pictures in which a man elopes
. with another mans wife must be
!. flashed on the screen in the au-
!. dftorium where nightly NOV
!. ing picture shows are given.
!. The directors have solemnly
!. announced that henceforth there
: will be a censorship of all films
!. sent to Piasa from the st. Louis
!. agency which furnished them.
. The directors have prepared
. list of subjects which will be
!. acceptable. This includes Rich
. ard Occur de Lion Leading the
!. Crusaders, A Trip Through
!. Switzerland, and all biblical
!. subjects.
. After a film showing the
. elopement of a wife was exhib-
|. tied Wednesday night promi-
!. nent women cottagers went 60
!. the management and threatened
!. to give up their summer cot
!. etges and withdraw their sup
!. mort of the Chautauqua. If such
!. a. subject was ever again thrown
: on the screen.
. !. :. :: I. :. {. {. {. = I: = 9 = !: :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
ARIZONANS FIGHT
DUEL TO THE DEATH

Clifton, Ariz.. July 25.-After having
been fatally injured in a duel, John
D. Garnett chief deputy sheriff of
Clifton, shot and killed Ben Palomina.
4arnett expired in few minutes.
The duel followed an attempt by
Garnett to arrest Palomina, who a
short time previously had taken a re-
volver from Frank Ringgold, another
deputy and beaten the latter into in
sensibilitys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25

rails ",
stee
andt in espray
with one
t werea at once
wasre and
broker but was other u ed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
Practical Home Helps
Indigestion, Bowel Trouble,
Dysentery and Diarrhoea.

Indigestion, Bowel TrosIble,
Dysentery and Diarrhoea.
Put a nicely Drowned piece of toast
in q small bowl of cold water and let
II stand about an hcur. 70 glass OF
the strained toast water, add a table
spoonful of Duffy's pure malt whiskey
If desired a little fruit syrup may be
added for flaForing.
This remedy mas b7nn used with ex
cellent results and is cry highly rec
commended by DR.. q. 7. Hewson of De-
troit, Mich, who says: 1T saved me
from a threatened collapse when notn-
ing else had any effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25
THOUGHT MACHINE CROOKED,
so SMASHED TT

Claude Wood. an employe Of the
Santa Fe railroad, was arrested in Jua-
rex. Monday night, for breaking UP
gambling machine in the Moctezuma
saloon Wood claimed the machine
was crooked and proceeded to smash
It up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-25

TWENTY-THREE NEW ELKS.
Twenty-three men will ride the Elks'
goat at the Elks' club Tuesday night
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

er0Bten auer 8olfer MAIDEN. aGes,
mas auf @roen gelebrt pir6, ion Die
u~niteriitGt ibnen bieten. Sfe Ioaen
in Der ionfteften a1er &iinite, Der
Wufif, unterridtet uno nit Der @e-
fhthte 0es 9on0es aus erlter 9ano
bertrout gemoht ner0en. @s miro
Weinionen foiten, Oas 8erf gu Dol
Ie1t6en, aber es iou oonenOet fDeroen.
Ser Yupit, nit 0efien 8ertretern i'd
iiber mptn proieft gefprohen babe,
eraDartet eroBe Dinge BON mir, uno
i'd per6e i'm nift enttduihen."
5r1ulein 2earp lit 80 Sabre alt
un0 ibr 8ermogen miro auf % Wtil-
Iicneu geidGtt. Sbr Batter mar Der
eroBte Sutfabrifant Don Seem gorf
trGbrenb Der eriten 9dlfte oes pori-
gen SSabrbunoerts uno nit benz alien
Sspban Snfob aitor eng befreunOet.
Der ibm SEN 9eI3 fir feline Site Der.
toufte. sic bat alien 8eiperbern nm
fbre Sano mi0eritanoen uno ibr2e6en
@erfen Der Srommigfeit uto 8arm-
ber5igfeit gepiomet. Am IL. Otto
Der Iegte fie BEL elmer Seirliffeit IN
ibrem SauIe an Der 5. Ipenue ben
fertigen Ylan ibrer nerteIten Stiftung
einem Rreiie reider Greun0e Dor
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
eiufsssu Oes erifeu gOrsens.


GIneef6iff Oeg 0berbeeblsbabers in
Der Seei1lndt BEL Cartilage, 40mi-
raj Somplon, un0 etnem iunSen Gu.
teIIcbn 0es 9esteren, 8ot SpIer @Il,.
nertus junior, lit aud Die MitsSei9-
Mitng autbeiI geDorOen, ben eriten
8oI5en in ben &ieI oes rleueit SAif.
fes efniesen 3u oiirfen. Ole reue
Seem gort~ miro 0os er0bte
S6lohtiAiff Der Ser. Stooten mer-
ben. sSbre 26nge miro 573 Sub, bic
8reite 95 SUB betroger, Die Moihi-
men peroen $4,000 pferOetrnft ia.
ben uno Die MISUNDERSTANDING tpirO
$1,000 Gonnen fem. 9ie Armirung
tpirO aus debn 1~4-5oaigen @ei@Gten
beiteben, bod miro oas S1iff aud
mtebrere Rnnonen bon 0rei50uigem
Robrtaliber tragen, Die our 8eIhteB-
itng BON 2uftihiffen beitimmt iino
ilnO aui entIprehenO tonitruirten Ga.
fetten ruben. Beim gau oes Smif.
fes merOen mnnde neiie Sheen IN.
ierer Morineingenieure unD Son.
It~rutteure CUR G~usfiibrune tommeny
bie natirIia p~OrlGufig nod @ebeiua.
HiB iinO. Cine abmeidung BON Der
bigberigen Bauart beitebt BARN, Oob
Der ItobIgepnn6erte idpimmen6e SEQ.
IoE einen beionOeren Eburm auf Ded
erbGIt, BON pelhem aus Ons ge-
IGmmte Gd&Htfeuer ~tOntrOIIirt wirA.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Sin @nnOrriuert.

9os 8atentomt in @oibington
bal, getpisigt ourh piele tribe @r-
fnbrungen, ben @runoias oufgeIteat.
6oB ole @rfinoer, Die elm y8erpe-
h1um WobiIe" erfun0en 6u baben
qIauben BON b~ornberein nit ibrem
@eiuh UNI GetpGbrung zines 8atents
nbgetpiefen peroen ioaen. 0enm ein
.Berpetuum Mobile i'm eigentlihen
gimme 6es @ortes, 8. b. cine SEQ
fdine, bic iiA obne @nergie8uihui
BON auben in ale gmigfeit fort un0
fort betpegt, lit elm Ding Der unmog
Iihfeit, uno nit unmOglihen 9ingen
gibt fiH unier in Der banalen Wirf
Iiffeit Iebenoes Hotentamt prin5i
pien niht ab.
Mnbers perbGIt es fi1 nit Der Or
fin6ung, bic Der Deutia-Sh tDei3er
Griebrid gongerter gemaht bot
un0 Die anitanosIos patentirt mlIr0c
trot6em tie eigentli6 aud Elm n9er
petuum Wobile~ lit, cine 8orrid
tuna alto, Die, in Der Sbeorie, ME
sum StinItano fommen fam, es iei
0enn, hire Beitouotbeile nltBen ficl
70 ob, oaB oos @etriebe nidt mebr
ben ~geforoerten 9ienit leiiten fam
Bonqerter bot ndmlin cine ubr fon-
Ftruirt, Die oes Aufge3ogentperoens
entrntben fam. bic, einmaI i'm @on-
ge, DeiterIGlft, Bis Ourh Die @ir.
flung Der @eibune ibr MehonismilS
nuBer GbGtieteit 9eiest lit. gieie
ubr i6opft ibre 8~etriebsfrnft ans
benz ME periagenoen &eierOoir Der
Wlatter Notrr. uno 5par 1T es oas
S6Dnnfen Der Semperotlir, oos benz
@~unOertpert be tl0tbise Gnereie lie
tert
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

tDiiniderL, ober Ii9 ben 9liris elmer
belren giao ni9t erIoubet t0nrpeIt.
Gs firpo bereits 140 Afer &on6 dn-
Setouft tporOen, stpelHe in 8allibeIlen
MnO StroBen o1sgeIegt un0 nit i90-
men anIogen ner5iert peroerl irp0 0ie
Deruoltung lit elmer beIonoeren R0r-
periHnft iibertroger, neI6e nit ben
notbmen0igen @eIomitteln gum @nu
Der @o9nbGuier nerfeben puroe.
Grnl1 Gage, 6eren 8obItbGtigteit if1
nidt ourh aImoienseben dubert,
ionOern our9 Sebune Oes eeiEtisen
dsro moterielen @obIes Der Streb.
fomel1, betrohtet lire 1tei1e @riin6lrng
bonn seId6ftIiden @tonOpunft aus
trtO ernortet, Dab bieieIbe fi@ aud
ft1ton3iea rentieren uf1o ounn oIs
@OrbiI0 fir anbere Oienen iuir0.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
9RObert Qairb gOrSen.
Der s~taatsmaHH, WelGer IN Canada an bic
sSits Der NesirrnHs berHfsn wurbs.

9ur9 bic poIitii9e umtpGI8ung in
Canada, peI6e bic @%egierung Der
IiberaIen Yortei uno ben bon ibr be-
f~irtporteben @egenieitigfeitspoft nit
ben Ser. Staoten al Soil bradte uno
bic ~tonfernotibe 8artei ans 8uoer
berief, 1T Der Siibrer Der Iesteren,
&Obert 2otro BORDEN, gum geahfol-
ger oes 8remiermimiiters Cir @tl-
fri0 2ourier getporoen. 8oroen
fammt aus Reuf9ottlono, feline
Borfobren IteoeIten aus @onnecticut
nod Canada iiber, no6oem lie mabr
reno beg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
omerifonif6en 4olonien Der Code
@nglon6's treu geblieben poren. Ser
1eue 8remier lit 81 Sabre alt, mar
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
s6omas y. ebiion.

bouptito0t Berlin, mo man i'm, trot
ieiner in Yoris ee1uBerten Strange.
Ienbepun0erltng un6 Detti9enge.
ringid6sung, ieiner 8eOeutlmg end.
ipre@enO empfiug.
Gin berDorrnger0er Berliner @lets
trifer er31blte folgen6e @ei6i9te, Die
ibm nit @oFion paiiiert mar. Der
6eptI9e @leftrifer mar nit einern
gmpfeblrmgsbrief an ben Sefret6r
Gibbons nod SEEM Oorf eefommen,
6amit Ser Sefret1r i'm BEL ieinem
Gbef einfibren io1te. Sn Dem @e-
i9~Gftsbouie nun ioB in einem fleinen
&oum i'm erIten Stof elm Wnnn IN
Sem61rmeIn uno mar bei9Gftbgt,
Briefmarfen auf 8riefe ou fleben.
Ser Oe1lti9e fragte, no er ben Sc.
tretGr Gibbons treffen Tonne, er babe
einen Brief an i'm. @eben Sic ben
Brief Der, laste Der Monn, i'd perOe
i'm benz Serrn brineen. Ser Mbonn
nobm ben grief trug i'm fort uno
tebrte nod tur5er 8eit nit Der WeeI'
6une ouriid, Ser $err mOge ii6 nur
binoufbemitben, Der Sefret6r erparte
i'm. Mlg Damn Der 9eiti9e fi4 BET
0ieIem erfunoigte, mann unO pie er
Dem beriibmten @rfinoer porgeiteM
peroen tonne, iogte Der Sefretdr:
uSie fennen ibn ia bereits; er bat
mir Ioeben Sbren Brief gebra6tl"
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Gins 9sNdlIs fir GinlDanSrsr.


Cine $o6iduIe fir Gimuanoerer,
IN Delber 0ieie iiir ibre 8ili6ten
ais omerifanilhe 8iirger lmtgeprogt
Deroen ionen, mid oas BON Yaplt
Geo XIII. our @rGfiu erbo5ene, bod
Setngte 5r1ulein annie 2earp in yeeD
Oorf, gemeiniam nit ibrer 6reunoin
&ettb Green auf Staten Sslano err
ribten. Die nuniperiitat" iou Dem
@eo0htniB 0 G6riitopb Columbus
gepeibt ein, unO Gui Den mebr ais
n6t5ig adern BEL Goitletoa, aui Dem
b0ffteu @llnfte Der Sniel an Der
@infobrt IN ben 0etD Oorter SGieH,
lpel9e 0te Stifterin Fir ibr @erf
betmmt bat. nir6 ii9 6ds aus
BronSe segofene aOloifoIiAnRobilO
bes @ntOe6ers oon amsrito erbe'
ben.
.Weeine untberftGt~ i0gte Die
StiFterin, ion mem 2ebensaDert Der
3obItbGtigtett fronen. Bonn b6Giten
Bllufte bon Staten SgIot6 aus miro
6as Stan1biI6 0es @nt6ederS 6peies
@r6tbeiles bic o~ntommenOen armen
un6 8e6rihdten oaer Notionen be-
griiben, uno 6amit fie Frei unO gliif-
lid tDeroen, ioa Die untoeriit1t lie
su piir6ieen aneebOri9en uuieres
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Sabre 1913 eetban tporOen. Die
@efeu1hoft tpurOe 5u Dem 8pede ge-
biIoet, regelmGBisen Dampffhiff-
bertebr sp:I6en ben amerifaniihen
SGfen am otlQn+ii1en uno StiGen
OCEAN berauftenen. sic min Iofort
ben 8du einer 6lotte bon 10 gro-
Ben Dompfern mooerniter RonStruf.
ttOu Beginner lniier, Die ben beften
Probuften Der groBen europdii6en
SdHfsboub0fe betreffs ginrihtung,
archaeological u. I. M. gIetdfom.
men un6 biz our 8onenoung oes Sea-
nails gum 0ienit fertig geitelt iein
ionen. Ser SouptforOerer Oes I'm.
ternebmens lit Serr Bernard gta0ol
9ofer, elmer Der beitbetonnten
8ompfid in oen
Der. Staoten uno friiberer 8rdit-
bent Der rgtIontic TRANSPORT Cine.
Sn Ieiner $eimatbsitoot Baltimore,
mo er Dor 81 Sobren geboren puroe,
ipieIt er ais @ei6Gftsmonn uno i'm
6ffentliben 2eben cine berporragert-
be &one. CT 9ebort benz 8ermal-
tungsrotb Der oortigen Sobn Sob
fins l1niberiit6t an uno nimmt regen
Intbeil am @r5iebungspeien.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

in feiner Seimotb elm angeIebener
Me6tsanrpalt un0 pitroe 1896 Don
Der StoOt Sdlifor IN oos 81rloment
Der Dominion 5u Gttatpo gefp1bIt,
mo er ourd feline @eiites, uno Neo-
1ereoben ihon nad) penigen Sahren
gum Siibrer ieiner Bartei mur0e.
Seine@ emablin, cine ~geborene Qauro
Bomb ans SaIifor, lit in Der oortigen
@eieaidoft nit Sfedt iebr beliebt
Sein gorgdnger 2ourier, elm Mann
bon 70 Sabren, mar oiele Sabre Bre-
mier uno lit elmer Der 5e~oertenoiten
Staatsm1nner, Die Canada berpor.
gebrnGt bat.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

ma De mbtSs uSu Nnifsn ease b W. M
Ssu. geS Dsri srsubea.

De SO Sabre aIte BittlDe Aes geetD
gorter @ainionGrs &uiien Gage,
neI&e oas @~ieienDerm0sen TIRES
@otten ~uneetbeiIt erbte unb I9On
erobp Summen fin @erfe Der Mten.
thenIiebe eeitiftet Bat, unter an0eren
ef7iee w1inionen an b6bere 0ebr-
0~nitaIten IN Der Stnot Crop, min
fest ibren pbiLantropilHen 9eieungen
IN neuer Hiftlng 4us0rud geben.
Gina aebn @eeiIen BON Seem Dort ert-
ferNt, nuf Gong SsInr0, uirO lie NIT
etner @opitolonIose BON 5tpei gliI-
HOuen Elm MuIterborf griinOen, cine
INIT allen mOoerten &omfort aus
eeItottete BiIlenfoIonie file m6Bis Be.
mftteIte 0e1te, Die NIT tbren GamiEten
uiHt IN Der @rOBItnOt 81 mubnew
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

we0os beriibmte Oh @IOrb OOes
@opaI TiIiener bedteben Ste In SIo-
Iden am beften bon Der @ortbweitern
gOttIins 60. EeIepbon MOrtbt565.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

ais efmes Der reidboltisTten,
beIten uno ouDerldiiieiten gn9rOs-
Spirituofengei6dfte i'm iiiOOitIiGen
@toottbeil 1T eugene Sdtpdb's &C.
f6GftspIos, Scr. 505 adte StroBe,
go, riibmIidit betnmnt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
@dIadtfdiff gaep gart.
Oa1 Gnsa hes DrrtDrbenea &busirnla eGmSfps
fett bsa erten @pl8en tm ata etn.

SIN g%rootIpner S6iffsbaubof Der
@lnSesregierung lit iOeben nit benz
@ou eines neuen S6InHHhiffes be.
eornert uOrOen. 9oiieIbe wirO ben
Gomen Seem 0orf fiibren. ME OOs
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
sbOmas ". GOiiOm.
Der berHBnue amsriFauf@s GrfinSsr bsVMAs
sesenpdrtis Seuti@IaHb.

Sbomos 81. goiIon, Der beriibmte
amerifouer, Batter oes eIeftriiden
9i9teS~ uno Grinder oes Bbonogrd-
pben, peiIt n~elrerOings oIs 8eiu4er
in OeutidGuno uRo in Der &etds-
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
grmatbIidje @sssnb.

rSogen sic NAL: @nrum tper.
ben oenn bier idon INN Sebn llbr Ole
Qoternen olseemc6t?"
50, ptien sic mas bier mad
sebne poiiirt Oos bat meiitens oos
&&t ~ i&eueml"
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Der ras S4g1t, BEN BanamaiaRal bd idns1
ssnesuAs ISnsaer5isn ~ UsrpertAsu.

Rit Der @riin6une Der .atlontic
un0 Boctftc Transportation Com
bonn" lit Der erite S6ritt our TONI
mer5ienen gernertbung Oes Bona'
mnfnnals nod ieiner @roffnung I'M
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Die Eraa in Der Stunt.
@inbansrim Sefru Wisars. nit siHsm ebrsHooI.
len anftras ansss5si6net.

Die gilObaucriu Selen 5%arnsportb
Meors, aus Oibfoib in 8isconltn ge-
birtia bat Den ebrenUoaen Auttros
epbolfen, 0ie aoIoiialfigur, welde oas
nere Regierunssgebduoe ibres ser
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

gridIt Ou 8lumen, lei beideiOen,
Rimm nidt gar 81 oiele fort! -
geimm Elm paar, uno LAB Die an0ern
2sn Dem @raie, an Dem Strau9;
@nOre, Die 9oriiber monoern,
6reu'n Iih an ben 9lumen aud.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

motbsItootes in Ma0iIon fr6nen ioa.
fiir Sen gron3eguB gu moOeairen.
Dos @ebGl4Oe miro Die Summe Don
ieds Nfiaionen Dollars foiten. 6rdu-
lem Wears mar cine Der beiten Shii-
Ierinnen 0es p~eritorbenen groBen
8ilobouers ct. @au0ens.
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explain the failure of many good
people to take sides with the helpless
workers? Do they fear that the i'm
plications Of just strike may reach
beyond the immediate issue and ulti-
mately challenge the righteousn ess Of
form of property and authority
through which some of us derive ad-
vantage over our fellows? Or do they
vet understand that old freedoms are
again in issue:
The listening heart always under
stands" pleaded little italian striker
on one Of the dark days of the gar
ment workers struggle. The power
that would deny Industrial freedom
attacks the very heart of all that we
cherish and hold dear in our Amer
lea, for a free state and a free church
cannot endure side by side with q
despotic workshop.
The promise of America has been
freedom and opportunity. Religious
and political liberty were won for us
through suffering and death, and the
demand the same qualities of herat
struggle for industrial freedom will
and mind the same courage and de-
mand the same qualities Of heart and
mind the same courage and devotion
But if we believe in liberty and would
we escape paying the price Mar.
garet Dreier Robins.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-04-15

signed It. The provisions Of the new
statute cover all occupations, save
the exception that the law shall not
affect the harvesting, curing, canning
or drying OF any variety of perishable
fruit or vegetable. The penalty at
tached for violation cannot be less
and $50 for each offense, and may
reach 5000, with a jail sentence Of
from five to thirty days. the latter
discretionary with trial court.
Another bill was approved which
provides for the manufacture or sup
plies by prison labor to be used ex-
clusively by the institution conducted
by the state. Safeguards are provided
that the convict labor will not come
into competition.
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NON-UNION WORKERS
HAVE HARD SHEDDING

Strikes of uilu. =;inized workers
fighting against hunger bargain are
the order Of the day. In every large
industrial city the past year has wit
messed this final protest on the part
of the workers against intolerable
conditions.
The four great strikes in the cloth
ing industry, shirt-waist makers,
cloak-makers and garment workers.
In New York, Philadelphia and Chi
cago, 10000 strong, the great major
ity women and girls-were strikes Of
non-union workers driven to despera-
ton by low wages and the petty ty-
ranny Of their employers.
These strikes, lasting through many
months of winter. attended by suf-
fering from cold. hunger, imprison-
ment, and endured with a courage and
self-sacrifice rarely paralleled, have at
last stirred the imagination of our
people to realizing sense that indus
trial conditions in may trades are dahl
gerously wrong. Questions are being
asked far and wide.
Why must young girls pay the price
of their youth and forfeit their right
to motherhood at the machine-why
must thousands Of men and women
endure hardships and sufferings to
secure the primitive demands of a
living wage and the right to sell
government, to which as a people we
stand plegded? What power makes
necessary these terrible struggles for
the simple right to live?
Is the answer to be found in the
fact that the industrial question of
our day is but the world old struggle
between slavery and freedom in a
new guise. Does that underlying truth