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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
FIRST PRACTICE CAME
 FOR YALE TEAM TOMORROW

New Haven, Sept. 2o-Tomorrow will probably see the first practice game of the season on Yale football field when the men so far picked for the varsity line up against the second eleven. Cornich has been selected to run the varsity in tomorTow's game Wheaton who has been coaching the backs, will leave Sunday for Annapolis to take the navy eleven in hand. Jack Arnold who was stricken with ap- pendicftis will not be operated upon but it is doubtful if he gets into the game again until late in the season.
 Farmer Want Ads. 1 Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
EGooD RAGING PROGRAM ] AT BEACON VALLEY FAIR

There will be racing program at Driving and Agricultural Association,
 to be held in Naugatuck, October 15- Entries close at noon October 1 and should be sent to Secretary John Ho- gan, Naugatuck There will be purse of s250 for the 2:2o class and S20G for the 2:27 class
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
MIKE GIBBONS WILL s
 BOX TOMMY MALONEY

New York. Sept. 20-Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, has been matched to meet Tommy Maloney, of the West Side, next Monday evening, in this ctfy.. Eddie McGoorty, of Oshkosh, will box 10 rounds with Jack Harrison, of Eng land, at the same show.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cincinnati. 9; New York. I GstJ. New York. 2; Cincinnati, C2dJ- Brooklyn, g; Chicago. 6 (1st)- Chicago, 12; Brooklyn, (2d)- Boston, '; Pittsburg, 1st).
 Pittsburg, 8 Boston, 2 (2d).
 The Phila de1phia-St. Louis game was postponed on account of rain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cincinnati in New York CD. Chicago in Brooklyn. Pittsburg in Boston. St. Louis in Philadelphia (2).
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
Internat1cnal League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Toronto, II; Rochester, Q.
 The Montreal-Bunalo and Balti- nore-Providence games We're post poned on account of rain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York in Cleveland. Boston in Detroit.
 Philadelphia in St. Louis. Washington in Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit, 6; New York. s.
 Chicago, 1; Philadelphia. C. Washington, 4; St. Louis. 2. Cleveland, 9; Boston, 3 (1stJ. Cleveland, 6; Boston. 0 (2db.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
STANDING OF THE; CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Rochester in Toronto Buffalo in Montreal. Providence in Baltim ore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
CHARLEY BALY COACHES
 BACkFIELD AT HARVARD

Charles D. Daly, captain of liar yards 1900 eleven and later a menf- her of the West Point eleven. has gone to Cambridge to help Coach Percy Haug1lton to round his squad into shape. This is the first appear ance in three years of Daily on Sol- dfers Field as a coach. Daly, who was helping Coach Graves to get the Army team in shape, will be at liar yard all season, and the Crimson footba1lers are jubilant over the an- rouucement. r
 The addition of Daly to Harvard s coaching staff ought to prove a big help to the Crimson squad. Daily knows a lot of football and is the kind of man who can make his in formation useful. Both at Harvard and West Point he displayed his gem era lship to advanta ge- In 1908 DaIT assisted Haughton in the coaching. and that year the Crimson defeated their old time rivals.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA, Oregon Washington. Montana. NeVa- Sa Idaho, Texas. Arizona, British Co., sunl bia-Sept- 24 to Oct g, '12. Ap- ply ERIE RAILROAD, 1ss Washing to1 sss. Beston. Mass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Reports have it that Jason Malcolm, the university of Vermont pitcher, has promised Connie Mack to join the Athletics when he becomes a profes- Siona1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Bates, the youngster drafted by Cleveland from Newport News, was picked up by Sam Kennedy, now own CT Of the Waterbury franchise of the Connecticut league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Critics throughout the major leagues are prone to state that the umpiring g this year has been the worst ever.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

The Philadelphia North American slyFy remarks: Hank O'Day has re- cefved< the advance tip that blue will be the vogue in mems fashions next spring. In addition. the price of in dicators hasn't advanced"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Al Orth's umpiring has made a hit with the players because Orth knows instinctively where to stand in tht field and is never getting in the way Moreover, he's on top of the plays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Business Manager Frank Bancroft of Cincinnati will take out the Reds team. for transforming tour in Oc- tober, imm ediately after the close of the championship season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Bonesetter Reese certainly pro1ong- ed Pitcher Tom Hughes baseball career. The Washington star went to him some years ago and had his arm treated, and since then he has been going like a racehorse.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Shortstop Bayard Taylor of Catons- vile, who has been playing fast ball all season with the Oskosh team of the Wisconsin -Illinos League, has been signed by the Brooklyn club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Dorey Miller, the local third-sacker during the past season, has gone to Bayonne, N J., for a couple of weeks. He expects to return to this city and take charge of a bowling alley here Sprin ngfieId Union
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Johnny Evers is playing the game of his life this year. The way the little second baseman is hitting and running the bases makes some of the younger stars sit up and take notice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Mathewson's fiscal year, his 18th, shows a smaller margin in one respect everlasting tatistics show that he had worked 16 games against the other three frst-division clubs, with, only an even break on the campaign. His rec ord against Chicago is 3-3; against Pittsburg. one win and three defeats;
 against Cincinnati, four and two.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Even if Harry Davis didn't make good as manager of the Cleveland team, the Athletics think he still has baseball in him and are after him to come back and play with Philadelphia. The members of the worlds cham pions believe the loss of Davis ser vices has been one reason why the Athletics did not cop the pennant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Joe Birmingham is the seventI manager the Maps have had since tn. expansion of the American League His predecessors in order were Me Aleer, Armour, Mcclure, I4ajoie, Sto wall and Davis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Farmer Want Ads. Cent Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

On the muddy field, the Highlander dropped theIr seventh consecutiv, game. The Detroit Tigers nosed ou Wolverton's squad $ to 5.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Bert Gardin, drafted by Detroit, has had a very successful season with Ro- anoke in the Virginia league He made a record of Il straight victories during the first part of the season and his average for the year, shows 20 wins and 10 losses. He is a left hand CT. Another twirler secured by De- trOit who ought to make good is Mark Hall, conceded to be the second best pitcher in the Western league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Harvard supporters are claiming triumph for the Crimson football
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

The Red Sox are in fair way to win every one of the seasons series. They have six of them as good as won, and only Cleveland threatens to spoil the program.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Manager George StovaH, by the way, has been so successful with the St. Louis Browns during the last two months that great things are pre- season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

IS9eS1u&U - Do3DSloS
wxN4aD affon10Is16f 61f1A0aN
10 eeli exclnstv6 line Of has.reltsf
DeLuko oAlenAafs ana neveltles: 81.
clusive territory given: Claseieos
tine IA Amerloa. elGITH-HECHT
co, indianapolis. Ind.
MANUFACTURER WANTS TRAVEL
Ing. saiesmee on commission. BOX
522a. Litchhsl0. III.
Statesmen 70 HANDLE EIDE LINE
easy selling household spssialsy;
ssax: :nos; Hispa rsc"s4s. ecm nni
sions. A. l. ARlINLrnL Co. i41s
Michigan Avenue. Chicago.
YOI- a NEN-FORMER EXPERIENCE
unnecessary Qualify for road posi-.
lions. List Of openings: big salaries:
register with us. Write for par.
t'suiar:; THE INTER E.sx ;T r!s AZ 60.
ING ASSOCIATION. Dept. 4s. Charles
ton. w. Va
LESMAN-sPECIALT SALESMAN
for staple line; hard proposition. In
which one In ten succeeds WIN pay
bus mess getter $4,000 yearly. COM
mission contract; weekly advance for
expenses r. II. iDE. sales Manager.
Cleveland. Ohio.
SALESMAN FOR GENERAL MERcAN-
tile trade in Virginia 10 sci. new
proposition Of merit. Attractive COM
mission contract for balance of year
and 1913. with liberal weekly adj
vances. MILES FIX BfxLER CO.
..--.lesale jewelers.. Clevelana. Ohio.
EsnAN-AN ALL-ARorND HIS
tier for general trade: commission
contract provides for ss5 weekly.
REQUIRED No novice need apply. u.
w BARROwS station A. Detroit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

FREE-INvEsTING FOR, PROFIT
magazine. Send me your name and
I will mail you this magazine abso-
dollar anywhere get this magazine:
1t II worth SO copy to any man
who intends to invest Is or more per
month. = Tells you show $1,000 can
ferent classes OF Investments. the
real earning power OF your money:
This 'magazine SIX months free. Is
you write to-day. II. l. BARBER,
r iss. % W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago
WANTED. GOOD NAN OR FIRM To
manage this territory Best gasa-
Iene lighting ropos!tion ever offered
Small capital or good references re-
quired. NATIONAL STAMPING AND
ELECTRIC WORKS 1913 South Gin
ton Street. Chicago
WANTED. RESPONSIBLE NAN
with $4,000 or more to take an Ia
terest and take charge Of the n
nances Of good manufacturing
business. with . well established
trade and good organization and lots
Of orders. Splendid advantages and
PROSPECTS and a rare opportunity for
sell half interest In the business
for half its actual value. ADDRESS
f. $50. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. BRANCH OFFICE NAN
ager for Richmond, capable Of hand
ling force Of agents on well adver.
tised canvassing proposition: ss,eee
necessary stock Big Christmas spe-
Gals. DAVIS Sales Manager. -
~ Desplatnes Street. Chicago
We HAVE MONEY 70 LOAN on
real estate. Our charges are 9s low
As the lowest: our service 40 g0od
as the best. RfCHESON Z CRCTCH-
FIELD.
WANTED. ONE OR TWO PARTIES
retail business; one OF the finest
locations in the city; have good
trade and owner t. making money
on present investment. but wants
more money to increase stock ana
on investment Apply N writing.
.0s. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE IN
West End. doing good business. one
OF the best locations in the West
End Owner has good reasons for
selling. Apply J ses. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. BY SUCCESSFUL BUsI-
e'th.r retail or Wholesale business.
retail preferred. where he can de-
vote his services. Address Fl sse.
are Tres Dispatch.
WANTED. MAN WITH SAGE 70 IN
vest in establishes business: good
weekly income: security. X al.
care Times-Disratch.
GENTLEMAN WITH ABOUT &see CAN
interest himself IN sound bus 'Hesot
paying good weekly income; good op-
pcrtunity. q So. care Times-DSe-
patch.
WANTED. a PARrY-To INVEST 9:ss
in good. clean proposition: ono
where your Investment il secured
agsins, any possible loss: this u
chance for young man VINO has
money to invcx; to secure IN the next
few months n good position vita this
Investment. J. r. a.. Box So:
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situations Ilasntrb, srmale

YOUNG LADY WITH FIVE YEARS
experience as stenographcr and gen.
.-al Office assistant. desires position
IN Richmond. have been employed by
big lumber concern for past three
-.srr. can furnish good reference.
ASdresa MISS ~ No. COL KRIS 5sufid-
ing, LynchSurs. Va
t,oNsN. EXPERIENCED ~ CON.
poundtn- exfrSc ts. also tottl:ne ana
.aHvitn2 same. wants position by
p~ccmter 18th X 7s3. care T'mss-
Dispstch.
FRIGHT. CAPABLE LADY. WITH
child five years old. desires employ.
men; as mans ging hoGsekecyss.
mothers kefp or sssists nc sn sewing.
references given srd r~auiree. M
dress Employment pepn rsmsnt- ). W.
e. a. Fifth ard Grace.
yorNG LADY WANTS POSITION;
csshier or Once. exvertsncA ". L
T. oss Ea0e Gag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

OPPORTUNITY TO BORROW MONET
ON JEWELRY. DIAMONDS ETC.
AT LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST;
PRIVATE OFFiCE FOX LADIES
SOCIETY. SECOND FLOOR, EIGHTI
AND BROAU.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

rREE sANPr.E-No-sPI.AsH WATER
Serasueee are winners for seeuss.-
80 sexes. Daily prOas- . UPWARD
Ia - prove a. Sewe g: d9sttse
c1Ual y z SEED H1G1B8 CO.
1UV ySg6 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
bn9Infse AopporfunItls0

< REAL ESTATE sALEs6ANWXNTc
ed to sell Chamberlayne Court Com-
mission basis. Only live wire xc-
cepted. Apply 7l3 Mutual
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51fUation8, profeSgional

YOUNG LADY HOLDING DIPLOMA
for academic course desires position
as instructor in private school OF
academy; primary department. pre-
ferred. Address r 525. care Times
Dispatch.
AN UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. WHO
has been acceptable as nurse. COM
panion for invalid. wishes employ
ment. Terms reasonable: references
best. MARTHA. 800 Chas. National
Bank Building. Charleston Kanawha.
West Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
agents Wanfeb

required No novice need apply. d.
" RARRoMs: station .. Detroit;
agents dllanfeb
AGENTIYoC GAN MAKE IS EvEa1
day until Christmas selling our 10c.
/ big bargain packages tof Christmas
! novelties: cost you only +c.' sell
buys several packages: agents start
/ with 100 packages, fsell out In two
| or three hours. Particulars free.
Fun size sample package mailed for
&c. In stamps. BEST. MFG. CO. IL
| Lexington Avenue, providence. II. L
AGENTs-BIG MONET rs WINDOW
t signs. Permanent business year
| round: easy work: beautiful gold let
tiers ready Tor mounting cent each.
Experience unnecsary. samples !n
cIALTY CO. Dept. So. Barclay
AGENTS. ATTENTION. WRITE To-
| propositions: agents clearing $40
| weekly: handsome sengravings free.
/ DUNDEE COMPANY. Is S. Chauncy
| Street. Boston. Mass.
AGENTs-AsK Us ABOUT OUR
| snappy household speciality line tnat
| NATIONAL ALUMINIUM MFG. CO..
! Box 1859. Lemont. III.
AGENTS, WRITE FOR THE WONDER
worker. New methods In business. a
bright man or woman required In
each town or city: good salary or
commission guaranteed. Permanent
position and raptj advancement as
sured: SIS q week easily made No
previous experience required For par
ticuiars address HENRY s. SMITH.
Dept d, No. SIS Broad Street. Boston.
Mass.
An 6 ovRTUNITY FOR LIVE AGENTS
to sell our speciality: sells every
where: no canvassing; Dig profits.
Write to-day NORRIS SPECIAL
TY CO. BOX 24s. Lancaster. Pa
AGENTS Make ie5 TO sos EVERY
week selling sign letters for stores
and odces. success guaranteed.
SAMPLE and particulars free. METAL
Lie SIGN CO.. fs7 North Clark. Chi
cago.
AGENTS. SOLICITORS. CREW Man
agers-Don't Sell another yacu@im
cleaner until you see our beau
tffuiiy finished three-beliows Pan
anna. Price to agents. $3.50 Pre-
vent delay by sending cash to-
day for sample and seeure exclusive
er on earth. F. Y. c. CO. No. 3ls
West Madison Street. Chicago.
:. ANTED. A FEW AGENTS TO SELL
our coupon deal; good proposition
to the right party. Apply Ill Il:
East Broad Street, over Burton's
Jeweiry Store.
AGEN-s ON SALARY OR COMMIs-
sion. The greatest agents seller
ever produced: every user OF pen and
cent profit: one agents sales
amounted TO SEQ In six days: an
other $32 in two hours MONROE
MFG. co. x 80. La Crosse, Wis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Dasly. sae cent Dsr were
= a1vsses. Ne d. aAkse ZOE
30 eeo1A
Oue aaA eae-half cents we
.eaasssAeafisns exeept Satsafssa
~ susAay. sltnat1ea wanteds one cen
. w.ra. No A. sunday taken Tor less
shaa afteen ceats.
&c aas. taken for Lees than twesss
ave eesss whes phoned In or esss
~ The cesstef.
phone orders not saaranteee.
t,asrinearioas not guarantees sAse1
49, r. ~.
%. hn.iuess contracts, send for ees
"A MAJ. phone Monroe I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Boato GaantRo
WASTED. By CoCPI1E. CNFTkxfsH-
ed frcus room. with board ADDRESS
D.. 1919 Vest Broad street
BOARD WANTED Iy PRIVATE
family ~ young Isdy. Stste prSee.
which must Ne rUo00uah3e. A04rOSU
g CSC. care Tsmes-DsspsecH.
WANTED. BOARD AND ROOM Nv
vouWx lady esenograpacr IN private
family: must be- centrally located
SA6ress .. sss. care -Dtspasch.
1EDscAt. STUDENT DEsJREs BoaNO
sWS vUOus q. reSurH fer oupvtceD &c.
No seesc 60 Ao0uD : ~ 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

NxN4f6 zdfffH HfFHfk hEc
ee,l 9uarAntee1 hoSiefy: 70 Per eeoe
pRod(: 6oo1S replaced free e hole
eppeAres expeTience unnecesGary. Ad-
6re9s WEAR PROOF" West Phil.
b'xgsst seller OF the season. sells
everywhsre. Send for free booklet
to-day. KNARE SPECIALITY Co.
mss. Putnam Avenue. Brcoklyn. ~
AGENTe-sONETHIN0 new. FAST.
est s'sF: . ana ns sriche:s on
nes. GOOD for 80 70 s7s v s
write fSr particularly. AMERICAN
ss sse.2' S'se,,S So7 os's $3.50 sycamore
SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES. NEW
with lasting violet perfame. WORK.
ing OUTFIT &c. New offer ODOR-
STARCH. IL Water Street. New
York.
AGENTs-MAKE BIG PROFITS SELL
Ing our speciality: great demand:
sask sss' rHE sAR Ssss Tor s Pre-
CIALTY CO. Merrimac. Mass.
buSInsss DpporfunITIs1
K REAL Estate sXIEs6zNwxNTc
ed to sell Chamberlayne Court CONF
mission basis. Only live wire Ac-
cepted. Apply 7t3 Mutual
BIG OPPORTUNITY.-C r. SANDER
SON. of Ashby, Va. selling out.
For the next two months there VIII
be unheard-of bargains for you at
his store; will greatly reduce his
stock for a change In business; the
goods must go. regardless Of price:
anythong from a pound Of salt to o
raw mill. cement. lime. wagons, fur
niture. and all kinds OF merchandise;
the business will be closed. and there
may be q great surprise In prices:
do not miss this. the chance OF q
lifetime; courteous attention and
treatment guaranteed: orders BY
mall or phone promptly filled. he.
specially. C. r. SANDER8ON.
OWN YOUF. OWN HOME. WE LEND
money TO buy or build: or to pay Oh
mortgages anywhere In the United
States; only per cent simple annual
interest: we give you ten years to
repay loan at the rate Of - per
month On each $1,000 borrowsd.
Write. call or phone Monroe 1884 Tor
4 MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1917 Mus
tual Building. Richmond. Va.
CLAIMS OF EVERY KIND COLLECT
ed anywhere. FIDELITY CREDIT
CO. ia North Eighth Street, Rich
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER.
prfses without commission. Full par
a tieuiars mailed for e postage; Ada -
Gainesville. Ga.
WILL LOAN $4,000 on BRICK PROP
erty IN sums 70 suit No brokerage.
Address J 722. care Times-Dispatch.
SMALL LOANS FOR RELIABLE PEO-
pie saving 81 regularly: charges IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

WANTED. THREE ROOMS IN OK
near boarding house. heated. West
End preferred Address az. care
Times.Dfspatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

CANTON COMPANY, or IJoristftI.f.
Ky. wishes 10 contract with good
speciality alderman 60 cover Virginia
With their superb une % calendars
fans ard edvertisfng spccirssies; ODD
e.tahIisncd. well rated. expenses sd
varced TO men 90 experience In thss
Line. our goods arc business necesss-
tics anf the possibility is unIin,it<d
Write a; once. giving fun psr'scuSsrs
A0ENTs-LE0fTJMATE
substitute Tor slot mschsaes. pateus-
81 s~ise On ssghs FOR 81. Particulars
SrsHA co. Ap9sryoa. IBN
SALESMAN. ExPERIENcED. Alto
matte Srcheetra s~s oSrture soOWN
CATER. etc Liberal cCWmiss3o0: exc
cetleus opposssaJty fes psrWeoeSe.
pro6table coNpecslu0. NIAGARA
MUSICAL INIT. CO.. xSs0 TSoo.
vsse~ = Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

WANT Ep-pERMANEST POSITION
worth 1880 yearly net To clean CIT
aggressive statesmen To handle high
grade strongly advertised specially
in virgiri Ia ard West Virginia Sells
to best class Ct retailers In all lines
IN towns aui smaller cities ,>dvAn' e
literature mailed one week ahead OF
salesman. References ara bond re-
guir~d. Fscx 80. Cnicssc.
Statesmen wANTED-No ExPE-
ricnce required: earn while ieA.sf"e.
Write to-day for liss Of hundreds
cf positions now op~u paying $1,000
$4,000 a year. Ad.sress ncares; Office.
Dcp'; as. NATIONAL SALESNEN'S
TRAINING ASSOCIATION. ChtcaGo.
lew York. Kansas CITY. Seattle.
New Orleans Toronto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

WANTED. Statesmen To CARRY OUR
line Of whips: salary or commission:
prefer men having acquaintance with
harness. hardware and general store
trade. We have the largest and hest
lire in the word: no attention paid
unless references accompany app.i-
cation. UNITED STATES WHIT
co. wcstneId. Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

LADY AGENTS ARE EARNING $40 a
week selling my new patented ar.
ticles- Everyday necessities at bar
gain prices. I make and sell ex-
ctus-vely to agents. 100 per cent
profit; credit plan and liberal terms.
No offer is better or as good. Mine
Is by far the best, SO write 4. u.
YOCNG No. 30 Youpgs Building.
Katomaza Mich
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-17

heard and felt So definite and posi-
tive has expression Of this sentiment
become that the future holds posi-
bilities of the rapid ascendency Of a
socialist party to power.
Ben Tillet and Tom Mann, the two
men who managed the strikes of the
Liverpool and London dockmen. and
their associates and sympathizers are
the moving spirits.
81 am out" says Mann, to smash
the labor party into thousand bits
before this year draws to a close. :
Continuing, he asserts: II am out
for the social revolution and the
formation of the cooperative social
list state"
England has reason to appreciate
the influence of Mann and Tillett.
while the strike lasted" writes
Louis Hyde, Mann and Tillett were
absolute autocrats." The extent of
their power was seen in the fact that
the government was forced to plead
with them "for permission to carry
the mails" hospitals "humbly beg
ged" OF them "for Ice, drugs and
fruits for their patients" etc.
Sections of socialists are forming
all over the country and are reported
as increasing rapidly in membership.
The next great political contest In
England Is likely TO see radical So
cialism take a prominent place. --'
Chicago Daily Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-17
RANDOM CLIPPINGS
Britain's Dangers.


Today's London dispatches empha-
size the reports of last Saturday Of
the danger of famine in Great
Britain If speedy adjustment Of the
coal miners strike shall not be
reached.
And the United Kingdom faces an
other desperate condition altogether
outside the range OF possibilities In
connection with short food supplies
the danger of the supremacy Of
the most radical elements Of the en-
pire in the control of public affairs.
The granting of satisfactory
minimum wage scale for the miners
will be followed by demand for SINH
lar concessions in connection with
other branches of labor.
For years the labor party has been
recognized factor in English poll
tics. For more than thirty Of these
years the organization has had It's
representatives In parliament.
For the nroHe radical "reformers"
however, the labor party has long
ago ceased to be sufficiently pro
gressive." Today, the spirit of radi-
cal socialism begins to make itself