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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

II In an odd coincidence that women
are taking again to these pretty. com
Portable house gowns that are 90 ultra
feminine, Just when there Is 80 much
discussion OF the trcuser skirt. II
might lave been a prearranged race
for leadership, in which case the fem.
mime tendency In frocks has won, for
already the jupe cuIotte. as the French
call the freakish skirts. has ceased 70
inteross Va
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

never know or understand, but we
must be content to watch the stoical
way in which he goes about his play.
to listen to his silvery laughter, and
to wipe away the tears. We cannot
re-enter the "child-world," but 1t is
our duty and our privilege to make
the best possible background for it,
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

The Mutual Admiration society met
and was called to order.
What of all the things in this world
do you like best?" asked the girl.
angling for a compliment.
"Beefsteak!" cried he, taken un.
awares, and moment later the so
ciety adjourned
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

Save meh's discarded white shirts
20 make interlinings for Guns. neck
bands and collars Of shirts and shirt
waists. This obviates buying new ma
terial; the cloth will n3t shrink any
more. and VIII hold starch bettsr than
many other fabrics.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09
conslstent.

Senator" said the reporter. may
ask how you made your first thou
sand?'
Yes, SIR responded Senator Graph
ter, Il made 1t In the Same way that
! made all my subsequent thcusands.- =
Awed by the arrogance of his man
ner, the reporter refrained from head
ing the story Of the interview "A Con.
fessioni"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

7 always do the marketing for my
wife,
The last time did the marketing
I got cold feet"
'sWhg should you do that?~
because she toid me To-: she said
people always Lad pigs feet as q
Dutch lunch.~
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09
DESIGN WORTH COPYING
smart Walking Costume in Nut-5rown
Serge Is One of the Triumphs of
the Season.

A smart costume In nut-broown
serge is shown here; the skirt is trim
med at foot by deep band of mill
tary braid; narrow braid to match
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09
Comparing Notes.

The motorist and the aviator met
for confidential chat.
That's fine machine you have
said the admiring aviator.
Yes. It is the greatest farm wagon
buster In the country. And how about
your aeroplane?"
"Shl Best chimney buster In the
world. old chap
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

~It was q poet that accepted the
fifst presidency Of Portugal"
We'll. he had to make q living
difht hei~
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09

1HB WoudH Will Lu0 ven.
Howe-Yes.
Wise-Do you know why she wears
the veil?
Howe-No. Homely?
Wise-No; she's afraid the sun
night blister the paint.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-09
$3.50 RECIPE FREE,
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS,

wouldn't 1t be nice within week or SO
to begin to say good bye forever 20 the
scalding, dribbling. straining. or toe fre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12

mcScanski fevdalizem. "Narodna
ideja' ie popolnoma napacen IL
raz "a te zahteve. \ikdar Sc IN
nemSka, italijanska ali kterakoli
burzoazija b~ojevala IA svobodo
svojega naroda, temvec lie ia We
cjo moe svojega razreda. CeSka,
slovenska burzoazija hO6e biti ne
odviSna cd nemSke burZoaZiie !:
nikakor pa noGe teSkemu. sloven-
skemu delavStvu priznati enakc-
ga p~olozaja kakor sebi. Madzars-
ka burzoaziia hoGc osnovati samo-
Stalno maGiarSko Waldo. ampak
madzarsko delavstvo ina oStati V
polozaju helotov. Italia Italia
NOM pomcni: ltaliianskega de-
lavca maj izkoriSGa italijanSkf ka-
pitalist. In "GeSko drIavno pra-
vo' ne pomcni ME drugega. ka-
kor da maj ostanc naivrednust.
XII jo ~uStvarjajo GeSki dclavci. V
rokah ceSke burZoaziic.
Nacionalna ideia burloazijc jc
ldeia vladanja. BuIzoazija vSakc-
"a naroda Ieli elm vcGjr podroG-
je, kjcr more izkoriSGati Svoj ka-
pital. cato jc njcna naciomalna
ideia teritorialna. ne pa narodna.
To jc nemSka zcmiia - TO .
SlovcnSka zemlia: tako Sc glasc
grsla. Hi vtemcljuje.io m~eSGanSkc
nacionalne boie. RazSiriti meie.
V katerih more izrabljati in uGvr-
Stiti Y Nth svojo Waldo. da 81 "a
varuje gospodarske izkoriSGeval-
ne pravicr. ie nacionalna idcja
b~urzoazijr. kako malo ic "narod-
ma Ia ideja. Sc vidi, ker Sc Z Mo
Iahko podjarmiio tujcnarodni
clement. ne nor pa So zdruziti
celota naroda. In tenn domovin-
skem pojmovamju narodnoSti. V
tenn dolotanju mel .ir o6ivi6nn la
stninski. kapitalisticni moment.
u delavskcga Sorialisticncga
StaliSta So mora priti do vSe dru-
gatnih narodnih poimov.
"Zaria."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12
RAZREDNI BOZ IN ORGANI-
ZACIJA.

Ako 80 ozrcmo nazaj V zg0dovi-
no G~loveStva vidimO. la ST. nizji
Slnil kakega uarOda IL ti~SOcletja
hOriio IN oSvobOditev IL trlcsncga
in duSevnega suzrnjStva. Ona o.
gromna msSa. Iii je bila z~atirana.
izkoriStana in brrzpravna. stremi
IA gospOiarSko. Socialno in pray
no cnakuStjo. trka ma pravico po
|lovcSkcm doStoian>tvu III po clo-
veSkega dostojanStva vrednem
%Evljenju. Her pa visit sloji MISC
nikdar in mixer kazali nalmanj-
50 prizaneSljivosti oil razumeva-
MIA napram takim teznjam. tenn
wee 80 So Sc vSikdar in pOvsod
vzviSenim Stremljenjcm proletari-
.iata trdoviatno upirali. il bilo
pac pOvsem naravno. da Sc je ii
no in mirno stremlienie prolctari-
lata ma vsej crti razvilo V trd ne
izproSen boj. \aStaii so razrcdni
bnll. HI 81 Sc vodili Scdaj odkrito.
Sedaj %pritajeno. danes : silO jutrl
lopet 2 zviGajo. In ii razredni bOjI
dajejo V p.avem pOmenu besedc
~obiljezjc vscl tlOveSki zgodovini.
Slehernemu poznayalcu social
ne zgOlovinc ie znano. da jr vsa-
krSno proletarsko stremljenjr V
prclSnlih cash Ostalu brez uSpe-
lia. kaj jc pomagal We, idealizem,
kO pa najhuiSi napori in naihujSe
zrtve ma krvi in zivlienju MISC "a
m"gle velike mase naroda reSiti
IL brezupne bedc. Mixer in nj
ktar So nj p~o>rcti!o. Odpraviti
ievScino musc in SocIalistitnIh .
dealov niti III las nj bilo mogoGe
prblizati uresnicenju. Vladajoci
razred. takozvani ''gornii deseti
tlsot .le nizie sloje brez usmi-
ljenia izkoriS6al V razlicnih do
bah. t. izkoriSCcvanie jc bilo g.
nfko Y dobi suznnSti. kakor V do
bl fevdalizma in Y dobi kapitaliz-
ma To dejstvo Xxi mora navdati l.
lalostio sleherneoa Glovekoliuba.
ina dvoje vZrokov: M eni strani
lr bila pruizvajalna moe cloveSke-
IA della tako n~cZnatna. da res III
bilo mogocc. preskrbeti slehernc-
mu cloveku dostoinega zivljenia ::
ma drugl strani pa liudic So MISC
bill zrcli IA socialism. C1oveStvo
Sc nj bilo SpoSobno. da hi bio
prirodi i~zsililo nirnc bogatc da-
rove in kar so bill spIoh IL priro-
dc iztisnill. to SO .ic porabilo 20
nalvct korist vladajoccga raz-
rcda. docim SO .ie delavski razred
moral zadovolievati z odpadki 2
hogato O%blOIenih miz bogatinov.
Dclavci so bill n"discipliniran. pa
tudi preneizobrazeni. da hi Sc "a
mogli prcboriti do praviGncga de-
lea ma bogatstvu prirode.
To je bilo enkrat. V zadniih
desctletjih pa Z zadovolj-
Stvsom opazamo. kako Sc ma
Sc proletarijata dvigajo. poGasi
Steer. ali %ncprestano in Sigurno.
Gospodarskc razmerc delavccv SO
vidno boljSaio in moderni prole-
tarec jc danes V polozaju. da sta
vi do aivljcnja veGje zahteve in
cc svoiim potrcbam tudi popolno-
ma ne more zadostiti, pa Jim goto-
vo lahko zadoS6a vecii in izdat.
nejSi meri ncgo kdaj poprei: tudi
njegova socialna veliava So 10
znatno dvignila. kajti danes Sc ma
delavca VOICE ne gleda wee : ii.
Stim prezirom kakOr SO ie to do,
gajalo V preiSnjih cash v polite.
mem in javnO-pravnem oziru We,
liza. tetudi zaenkrat lie Sc boil '
teoriji nego V praksi. naGelo ena
kopravnosti vseh d%rzavlianov, ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12
Idiotu v ~Cleveiandu.

Mi Smo Ie cd nekdaj vedeli. da
ureduje "clevelandSki trambihl"
SkodozelJen. idiot. vsaj ina prvO
In odlocilno besedO V uredniStvu.
Dokazati komu idiotstvO pa nj ia
ko lahko. Lee vpraSajte zdravnike
III, povcdali VAN bodo. da vsak
T. trdi. da j. pameten. dasi
nJegovo ohna;anje. krctanie in 90
vorira kaIejo, ia j. blazen. IL
nlegovih oti in ohrala pa odseva
blaznost.
P"vodaii smo ~ parkrat. ia
imamo pri 'trambihlu" opraviti
Z navadnim idiotom. XII jc steer
Sk~oioIcljcn. n~cvoScljiv. maSGeva-
len. vcHdar pa ne tako nevarcn,
da hi ga hilo treba zapreti V blaz-
nico. Seveda Sc je idiot branil pri-
znati. da .je idiot. V TEN oziru ie
hi podobcn sci norccm. V svo-
lem "trambihlu" .je odlocno Cd
kIanJal. da je neumcn in mu idI-
otStvo odseva IL oci in obraza. da
V nj govih moIganih nj nekaj V
redu. Doklcr .ie idiot zavzemal TO
S~taliSce i'll nj zvrSil nobenega Gi-
ma. s katerim hi So dalo dokazati.
ia ina nenormalne mozgane. ie
bio tezko dognati. da ie idiot res
idiot. kot vsaka bolezen. Tween
81 nekaterih nalezliivih. prihaja
tudi idiotstvo poGasi in Sc Sri
fimdaljc bolt. dokler ne dosezc
vlSck razvoja V blaznih dcianjih
TAX r%azvoi idiotstya ie bio o.
patti tudi pri idiotu V uredniStvu
'trambihla' Bolezen ,ie prihaia.
! IA pOGaSi. katcro so sprcmliall
hipni zbruhi ~blaznosti V podobi
rlankov prot socializmu in socia-
Iistom. NSi ii zbruhi pa Sc MISC
hili zadostni dokazi, da jc urednik
'clcvelandSkcga trambihla" res
idiot. Sal proti Socializmu in so
cialistom piScjo tudi normalni
lJJudJe. Xxi hi radi dclavcr vidrli
vekotrajno V kapitaliStiGni sumo
sti. Cakati Smo moral. da idiot
zvrsi idiotSkO dcianje. da mu do
kazemo idiotStvo. Po zadnjem H.
bruhn nj bilo trcba cakati dolco.
da idiotski urcdnik ''trambihla''
zvrSi blazno dc.janje.
Mogorno .ie zapisal "trambih-
Iu': lie cakajtc socialist. H.
drugi mesec bodo scdcli vsi ured-
nlki 'Proletarca' V Jolietu. Po.
Sta je "a mimi" it'd. it'd. it'd.
To je bill prvi znak. da ie blaz-
most pri urcdniku "trambihla"
doSegIa ncvarno dimcnzi.io. Ola jc
prlcakovati vSaki dan Gin blame
"a. Bolezcn. Xxi Sc .ic re popolnoma
ZaJedla V njegove molgane. Sc ic
pa So lc Y torci. dine ;. scptembra
a. 81. "trambihla" pokazala V
toliki mcri. da lahko uradnim po-
tom proglasiio urednika "cleve-
l~andSkcga trambihla" IA idiota.
' omenjeni izdaji saniskih buk-
vie je priobcil dobesedno:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12
NaSa vojaska gosposka

N"'" FOJdSnd VVNVOSkH NPHH
Javnost 5 pravljicami o vohunih XII
hi radi izvohunarili voiaSke taino-
SIT STRIFE Sauna. TIE prayl.iice. XII iih
ma Siroko in dolgo prczvckuiejo
b%orIuazni liSti. imajo namcn. da
hi stric Sam kupil Sc vecje topove
in pomnozil mornarico in vojsko
ma suhcm. Zavedni delavci ne
dajo "a take pravljice mic!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12

Use pritozbe glede nerednosti
posiljanja lista in druge stvari IT,
coce Sc "Proletarca" je poslati ns
sodr. Frank Podlipca, GOA N. Cur.
It's st. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12

Ia vzainemo Sodrgi, XII Sc III;
ia okoli "P~rolrtarca" in NJ"
vim rudecim opravljiveem nab;
ko poguma, priobcimo pismo J.;
smo ga dobili cd poste IL w.
shingtona: PoStna uprava. nr.s
glavnega poStnega nadzorn;t.
The Amerika Publishing Co. Ca
veland, o.
Cenjeni goSpodje:-
Vase piSmo od |, avg. smo mr..
jeli; V TEN pi>mu So gre radi nro.
tipoStavnih Stvarii, katere piss
neki gotovi list "Proletarec"
Chicago. Naznaniti VAN moran
da bodemo stvar kar naihitre;s
prijeli V roke in il bodemo posys.
till : svojo p~ozornost!
Il oil. spoStovanjem
X. $. Sharp.
81. poStni nadzornik
NemSki prcgovor pravi: 10,
groeSste Schuft in gamer Land
list und blcibt der Denunzian,
tNajvcGji lopov Y cell dezeli ie in
oStanc dcnunciant. Starr in mn.
dri Ben Akiba Sc je zlagal. ko ie
rrkel. da je bilo ~ use ma syetu
Sal do danes 81 niSmo doziveli
da hi KIDD Samega Sebe proglasil
"a najvetjega lopova V narodu.
Ljudje L normalnimi mozgani do
danes Sc MISC zvrSili kaj ~slicneea.
Nakrat pa pride urednik "~cleye.
landskih sanjskih bukvic" in pro-
glasi scbe IA denuncianta = mai.
vecjega lopova v narodu in Sc S
to proglasitvijo Sc pobaha iayno.
Ali je tax clovek Sc normalen.
so Ii njegovi mozgani V rebuff Ne.
mogote. --- To ie elm blame.
"a
Mi Steer obzalujemo tovariSa Y
Clcvelandu. da ga .ic zadela TAXA
ncSreGa in Sc .je idiotstvo v MEM
~razvilo do zadnjega Stadiia. Sc.
veda pomagati mu pa ne moreno.
Do tega je morale priti. kdor 20.
Una nezgode. Xxi So GA zadele zad.
Mi cas-.
Ncki SLOW. farmar mu je pisal.
da ne mara "san.iskih bukvic"
nadalje V hiSo. ker so mu pocrka.
Ii vsi preSici. ker so sanjske bu.
kvice' zaSlc pc neSreGi V korto.
Neki delavec ga je obvestil. da so
IL hise zginile podgane, pa Sc ma
tka I mimi. odkar dobiva "sanj.
ske bukvice' V hiSo, Ker pa svo-
10 macko ceni visje kot "sanjske
bukvicc'. Sc raise odpove %"sanjs-
kim bukvicam''. Zopet ncki SLOW.
hiSni %posestnik mu .je pisal. da
mai ne poSilla "sanJSkih bukvic',
ker sliSijo le Y toaletno soho. Tam
pa z0pet tvorijo nevarnoSt "a cd
vcdne cevi. ki Sc kaj rade zama-
Sc, &C. prihaia V ME tax papn.
N.jegovi zastopniki. Xxi sedaj kri-
lariio pc Ameriki. so mt pa po-
rotali. da kamor prideio, naidejo
"Proletarca' 70 V Hist. katerega
SLOW. delavci citaio zelo pazno.
Da take veSti vniciio najtrdnei-
- livce. ie nekai naravnega. Sc
toliko lagljc pa zmcSajo take We
sti mozganc. XII so Sc priGeli re XII.
SAT-, V kateri re kl.iuiejo crvi idi-
otstva.
Iategadelj je urcdnik "%cleve-
landskih sanjskih bukvic" vre-
den pomilovanja. On nj kriv. da
.le prezrl ''clevelandskih SANS
kin bukvicah' oglase. XII iih ie
prinaSal Ia denar. "a kakersne
zvczni sodniki lastnika lista kaj
radi ~nagradijo Z cnolctnimi pocit-
nicami IA Svedskimi preprogami.
Ne smemo mu zameriti. da ie pc.
zabil, da je Roosevelt ravno tako
zalostno pogorel kot on, ko .ie XII.
cal ". poStni urad ma pomoG pro.
ii Socialisticnemu in drugcmu Ca
sopisju. Sploh mn ne smrmo "a.
merit. kcr .ic iavno obudil kes -
primal So .ic .iavno IA naive6iegs
lopova narodu.
vi mn ndnnSGnmn Dnlnvci cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-12

Ste re obnovili n~arocnino PRO
letarca'7 - &c 10 Sc niste, stori.
te to takoj, da Sc Van ne ustavi
lista.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31

Given a demonstration seldom wit
messed in the history Of Escambia
county and greeted by a throng which
packed the court house to its capacity,
with many unable to get within the
doors, w. A. Blount. West Florida's
candidate for the United States SEN
ate, brought the senatorial campaign to
a close last night. Cheer upon cheer
greeted Mr.. Blount as well as those
who preceded him in short addresses,
and predictions were freely made that
Mr.. Blount's vote in the primary today
will exceed that of the first primary
when his majority was over twenty
two hundred votes.
Mayor Reilly presided at the meeting
and introduced the speakers. frst pre-
sea1ting R. Pope Reese. who spoke for
about twenty minutes and was given
great applause.
r. POPE REESE.
Mr.. Reese in his opening remarks
said that he desired to thank the voters
of the county for the magnificent
tribute paid Mr.. Blount in the first pri-
mary. This demonstrated he said, that
a man who has spent his life in PEN
sacola and who has given his best at
forts for the advancement Of his coun-
ty, is appreciated by his fellow citizens.
Tuesday, he said. portends much tor
Escambia county and the state. as the
voters shall say whom they desire to
represent them in the senate Of tho
United States. Continuing, the speaker
said:
i have, as you all know, been af-
hhated with the anti-corporation fac
tion Of the Democratic party, and I
still believe that the trusts and great
trunk line railroads should not donli-
nate our, courts. When the time came
for me to select a choice between the
candidates for the United States SEN
ate. 1 unf1esitatingly selected Hon. w.
A Blount. I was attracted to him,
when I first started in the practice Of
law here, by his fairness, and I have
watched his course ever since and
there has not been time that have
not found him every inch a man. From
my knowledge of him have been CON-
vinced for many years that he is the
man whom Florida should honor and
send to the United States senate.
There has been no movement" said
the speaker, ''in the past thirty years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
ATLANTAPAPER
IS EXONERATED
FEDERAL JUDGE SUSTAiNS' DE-
MURRER OF THE JOURNAL AND
DIsMisSES TIE INDICTMENT
AGAINST THAT PAPER.
BY Associated Press, ]

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 30.-FederaI Judge
William T. Newman this morning sus-
tanned the demurrer of the Semi Week
ly Atlanta Journal and quashed the in
dictment brought by the federal grand
jury charging Conspiracy, to defraud
the government" Attorney Ackerman.
acting as special assistant to the at
torney general, had conducted a postal
investigation here and had indicted the
Journal for mailing copies at 1 cent a
pound which he contended should have
been paid for at the rate Of 4 cents.
Judge Newman held that the irdict-
Iaaent failed to charge any offense
against the United States. The indict-
ment failed to charge that any of these
provisions had been violated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
GOVERNMENT FIGHTS THE
NAVAL STORES TRUST
LOCAL OPTION FIGHT .
CONTINUES IN ALABAMA

less than fifty thousand a majority Of
the electors must sign the petition.
The number of saloons are limited to
one to each thousand or fraction there
Of in the population in towns and
cities, except cities of seventy-five
thousand or more, where the limit is
one to each two thousand. An excise
commission is authorized for each city
of eighteen thousand Or more. The
license required is s2,40O for retailers
and $1,000 for wholesalers. except in
towns CT less than a thousand popula-
tion, where the license is fixed at ST.
500 to retailers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
TARIFF BOARD
BILL IS PASSED
HOUSE APPROVES THE MEASURE
AT NIGHT SESSION, CREATING A
PERMANENT TARIFF BOARD, BY
VOTE OF 1856 TO 90.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The house
passed the tariff board bill at 11:40 to-
night by a vote of 1S6 to 93 The bill
creates a permanent tariff board in
lieu of the present board which will
expire by it's own limitation on June
30th, next.
The board will consist OF five mem
bers, not more than three of the same
political party. The term Of Office will
be six years each. The board will
have its principal Office in Washington
but is empowered to sit in any other
place il the United States or foreign
countries. The salaries of the mem
bers is $500 for the chairman and ST.
900 for the, other members
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
BY Associated Press.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 30.-A sub
stitute for the Smith local option bill
will be introduced in the house tomor-
row. 1t contains the main features Of
the Smith bill, but amends the features
declared as Objectionable by the people
Of the smaller counties. 1t provides for
local option IN every county in the
state on the basis of county as unit
To call the election in any county
where the population is fifty thousand
or more the petition must be filed by
twenty per cent Of the qualified voters,
and in counties with a population Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
TO DRAG FOR
GIRL s BODY
FATHER OF MISSING HEIREsS BE-
LIEVES IT is POSSIBLE SHE MAY
HAVE BEEN KILLED AND BODY
THROWN INTO LAKE,
BY Associated Press.

were made today by the police to drag
the lake and reservoirs in Central Park
for the body of Miss Dorothy Arnold,
possible request by Francis A. Arnold,
the girls father.
Miss Arnold's declaration to an ac-
quaintance she met on the street late
in the afternoon Of the day she disap-
peared that she intended to walk home
through the park has given weight to
Mr. Arnold's conviction that his daugh-
ter met with foul play in the park and
that her body may have been thrown
into the lake.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
By Associated Press.

Washington. Jan. 30.--Weary Of fight
ing each other. but forced by the law
to continue. the Bucks Stove & Range
Company of St Louis and the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor presented an
unusual spectacle today in the supreme
court of the United States.
The court was directing them TO
fight to the end charges of contempt of
court brought during the heat of q
labor war by the corporation against
the Official Of the union
On the outcome OF the peculiar situa-
tion viii depend whether Samuel
Gompers, president of the federation
must spend a year in jail, John Mitch
ell, vice-president, nine months, and
Frank Morrison. secretary. six months
Just before court adjourned last wees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
DEATH SWOOPS
DOWN NONCROWD
FROM ROOF, FALLS IN STREET,
KILLING TWO AND lNJURING A
THIRD.
BY Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Jan. S0.-Death swooped
down upon a crowd of shoppers in
busy Market street today when a big
sheet metal sign, blown from a roof,
fell among them and killed two men
and a girl A half dozen other persons
were injured, several so seriously that
they were taken hospital.
The sign was about twenty feet wide
and ten feet high and stood on the roof
of four story building in the heart of
the retail shopping district.
A panic ensued and some one turned
in an alarm Of fire which brought out
the f1remen, thus adding to the excite
ment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
Weary of Fighting, But Supreme
Court CombeAs Them to Continue

the original contest between the COM
pany and the federation had come to a
close by the courts ascertaining that
the latter was no longer boycotting the
former Although the manufacturer
had brought the contempt proceedings
for an alleged violation of the injunc-
ton to the attention of the lower court,
the manufacturer was not to be per-
mitted to drop it.
The concluding arguments in the
cases were made today and the court
took under advisement the question #
affirming the decision of the lower
courts Of the District of Columo moia,
which sentenced the accused to Jail.
The arguments were made by Alton B..
Parker and Jackson Ralston, for the
accused and j. ]. Darlington and
Daniel Davenport, for the manufac-
iturer. -. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
REV. PATRICK j. RYAN
NOW SERIOUSLY ILL
By Associated Press,

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 30.-The con-
dition Of the Most Rev. Patrick John
Ryan, archbishop of Philadelphia, who
has been ailing for some time, is ex-
tremely grave today. He passed a
bad night. The venerable prelate suf-
fers from frequent weak spells Of long
duration from which he barely rallies.
Early today the archbishop was con-
scious. He fully realizes his preca-
rious condition. He recognized those
about him and said he was always pre-
pared to meet God.
Archbishop Ryan is in his eightieth
year. Rumors that he was very Ill
were in circulation several days ago
but the fact that he was up and about
his room last Saturday tended to allay
fears Of serious illness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-31
BY Associated Press.

Albany, n. Y, Jan. 30.-The eleventh
ballot for United States senator today
proved the correctness of the general
belief that the first day after the legis-
lators returned from the weekend re-
recess was too early to expect any
marked change in the situation. None
Of the leaders lost or gained votes and
William +. Seehan remained within
thirteen of election.
Justice James W. Gerard dropped
out of the list when two Independence
League representatives shifted from
him to Marlin H Glynn. but friends of
Justice Gerard said they regarded this
as interpreted in their favor. This IS