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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Win a party of friends in the vansy

with party OF friends in the valley
Of virginia
Mrs Charles Ryland and ,i.tie
daughter. who have been visiting
friends in Newport News are now
with relatives at Bon Air
MI and Mrs. Edward $. Valentine
have gone to the White Sulphur
for the fall season
Mrs. J. G Gregory and Mrs. n. -
Cooke have returned from u visit TO
AIRS. Carter Harrison in Stanton.
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy and little son
have returned from :, stay Of several
weeks al Natural Bridge.
i. Garnctt Burcher OF Newport
News. is spending several days in this
city as tho guest of friends.
Miss Maria Tugglc. of Blackstone. IS
tho guest Of her sister, Mrs Robert
O'Ferrnll, at 1901 Park Avenue.
Harry Frazier is the guest Of MI.
and Mrs. Erskinc Miller In stanton
for ii few days
Mr. and Mrs George T. Gibson arc
spending the fall season Mt the Nlr-
einia Hot Springs.
Mrs. Lane Lacy has returned to her
home in Newport News, after Il visit
TO Montvalc.
Mrs AMMO Mckinney and Miss
FRANKIE Mckinney Of Fnrmvile are
spending Anew days in Richmond.
Colonel and Mrs L u colo and Miss
Alice cole OF Fredericksburg, are III
the city for short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15


ITO hTidc was given away 10y not
Dretner.i"-law ~. Wearer ond wos
.'' 'N N"t,' S"N ''"' t'''0 49,
s',''l. ',ii"''r '' 'i.
"'''v res. VIZ 'pi'n
"@s g"'f .' WY" o'1''p' rloss9'"9 "'u
uoiH I'D p..o' n, ns"s''i"' p.a,.ohr
n''"N ana S'' c"''''' ''l"'' ''
'''"' 'S'
A. r. Gi"asou of charioiiosNl was
hos' m'u there We're no Efoomsmen
Ai'er lhe ''remony 'c.epiion Wa
h' id ana u"n ATT ANA Mrs 'liium
aryv "'o 5ariison0urs rhoy viii re-
$50" in Nhrl"'icsNill'
Approaching Nnrrin:c
Mr. ana Mrs g. ~ Lc Grandc Of
Barton lioshis announce The op
iroachIn- mtr.aso of ,hoir dtugliier.
loitc Rowien. to Cltpdc Ammon Did
lake Jh4 CEREMONY VIII take place
ou Wclu.stay October lc ~ $50
r A. - Tnnit NJ d. Church
- N'rEin'n Bc"rh.
Nmons ihr recent arrivals q, the
Niusrr CottaEc. irciuia Boarh. arc.
g. ~ ryiaud Miss Alicc . Rylnnd.
7nd Nlrr Z Moncurc. Miss
l'lih Moncprc w W pil4rd ar of
l.iohmon M'ss Van liorn Mrs r..
MHN NnnNsnn Aliss Stcil4 THOMPSON.
ni 'Is'' DiiH 81 Nithols. oi tiu-
'eil'lNe MISS hohor Mis- Na
tA.'' '"''i'f 't 'niraSo Ms 81
ii'I'n hAii0WFN' az Balun'fe. D u
oscar 'tial CLAUDE
'fnies NoninSon tfwA'd
N'''ns heNinsion. liorn'r
v.,, ma AZ
DA'F NoilN1 of 'l''a-
e'r1n ~
-,
'i "i' wa l'-il mus iaunufN F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Alr and Mrs. Edward 5. valentln,
have gonc to the White Silphu
Springs with Mr.. and Mrs Fred era.
for the fall season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Mrs. Charles Ryland and little
daughter. who have been visiting
friends in Newport News. are now
with relatives at Bon Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Mrs. J. c. Gregory and Mrs ~ I
Cooke have returned from visit
AIRS Carter Harrison in Stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Tho Baltimore sun o, recent issue
contains tine following OF lnteres,
% SIC.
AIRS L Granger vandc5pocl Eaec a
dinnsr 90 ueklown, ler coun'rv hom..
In uono- uf het la4ehte. Miss l-raures
Naudcrpoc' iier guests were. Mr.
aab NIs Spencer W. Aidrich. Say
shore. D. / Misses Georsiana VIII
iams Many G. Frlck and Louise Dixon.
Boston. Mcsegs rs Wilson White
Richat J.. TnEhmon, NJ Granger
Galth,r Richard Carrington. OF Rich-
moud. and William u Tushman
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
9Dtfer % Yolpp.
st 6DentDr nnoer ganoet.

"a Den i~ranife 3pffer 9e0u for-
leoen orbeiOe0e / GoulonS 9opn,
bleo Dan miot UNDER Q(r6eioet an.
grebet al en- fempemeSiig golpp,
Der n9r bapoe giort oct al me0
BAN, inOen ban ff gipet 6areiig-
nal og blep trutfet op. Operior en-
Sournaliit pe0 ct 9lao ! Iol1lon
bar ban ienere giDet iSlgen0e Sfil-
Orin9 al Den ubpggelige Oplepelie:
Seq bopoe bel npret ct aoor-
tiers Sto UNDER 8on0et boor jeg
arbeIoeoe | en- 0Dboe al t0-11
Wteter. 10 merfe0e ieg plIoielig,
at 9an0et omtring mig fom i me.
Get ltprtteeoe9eIie, % ie9 tit itrafs
en5elelie al, at Der pilOe ife noget
llipoounli9t. SEQ %ItanOieoe ar6ei-
Oct % laa mig ON - % blep FOR.
i9roet Itaaen0e u0en at funne rere
ct Sem. 9tGppe ct Rar 2lrmIpn9.
Der ira mig iaa ieg Ell 9mpe-P olDp,
Der alec loneiomt benimo0 mig %
allereoe itrafte line opl0iae Sang.
arnle no eiter mig. Get bar, ionl
@Go0et frss til IS / mine @arer.
90 ieg fom p%llt0ieli9 / 3onfer ON,
at ieg life bap6e meotoget 0en Golf,
ieg e1erS olti0 bGrer Dos MIG I'M.
Der 8an0et. 5 ianme 2ieblif bao-
De llbDret naaet mig. Seq par gan.
lie oaaben- og p9rgelss. Gn al De
lonae San9nrme Ilpnge0es ON mig,
ioa fom EN- onoen og ioa en- treble.
s 6ette 2ieblif tom ieg en- fife
.Smule til mig ielp og trof al ale
arpfter | Reolinen. st Tieblif eff
Ter oiloe oct babe opret mig unit
Iigt; mn boooe 0Dret f~nl6itpnoig
onltldfflref NINE URINE og gen. Ger
efter tobte iea 9ept6Itbe6en. SeI6ig-
bis dfoenteOe mine aoleger life
oct nnbet N6oiignol, men traf mig
itrofs op, og oe bIeb life IiSt for.
ifrpffet, 6a 6e ioo mig fat ON.
iIpnget al De nGiten II Meter lon9e
Snngorme. Ssrit efter lang 9omp
lpffeoes oct Dem at foo oisie ifoa.
ret of og mie befriet. "a lea fom
til mig ieTb ioen, lua iee pon 8roen,
o9 peb min SHE ioo iee oct frpo-
teIiae Dpr meb bets bIs6e og ilime-
be Sangdrme. Seq quite peb at trnfe
poo ben sfiGbne, ieg I ii6ite Die
blif bar unbfluppet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
ifoI 6rnaes ! ftnIfe e~n6eOgiaaer

fol brn9es / finite gm~beOsiager.
9on mener ganife Dtit, at bet oil
BABE fine &anifeligbeOer for 8ioen
at g%ennemfere oct rusiiife 5prog
oper belle 9inien, men foreiloor lore
Iebig, at oct ifal b9re o6ligat6riif /
9orreipon0ouce / iinife % rusiiife
@%mbe0siager, ligeiom ogiaa oe0 De
munotlige 6orban0Iinger / Senotet,
9pis @m6eOsmen6 foru0ipttes at
funne 9usiiff.
Set er imioIertio ct SpergS-
moal, ON bette 5oriIa9s @ennenl-
f%ereiie fife oit ooloe for mango
lllemper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." mener oct
elf un0er Observation-Disclosures /
tioligere Gage, GA Den rusiiife g3e.
gering aior0e ct lignen6e 8orisg
oSenotorerne leite op ru5iiife
5oriIog, 'om De ielo life 6ob6e bp.
ret / Ston6 til at IRE 8ennen, og
epeoe ii9 i at ifrioe oeres 0opne
meo rtsiiife 9ogitaper unoer 0ofit-
menter, bpis Sn0boI0 Sc life beere6.
Da De 8ltrftionprer iom boboe
at for6ereoe So0erne, oeIs life Dor
Oct rtSiiife Sprog mpgtige, 6eIs
life | Stri6 meo 2oben = Iom poa.
6p6er, at fremneoe Spro9 life mao
bruaes - fltn0e formoo fig til /
Oeres @mbeosifribeIier at BRUCE ct
nnoet Sprog emo De rationale, lore.
Off frem0eIes 6orbere0eIien al ga.
gerne / girfelio6eoen pon 6inif Ell
Ter Soenif.
Ueen 0ofltmenterne opIpites / sc
notet I rusifif 0oeriptteIie, Tom
talote8 original, al BERTH fororo-
ne0e Sronslot6rer, ion fol0tes fore
oragen0e, os i 6enne Ggenitub ton-
troiionere6e sc rusiiffe 0ofumenter,
oe0 bpiS tloorbei6elie Sc life bapoe
meobirfet me0 nogen on6en 9ompe-
tence END Soeriptteren8, - meoens
@e6lemmer / 5obs6eo
ira De finife og ~ipenife 0ofumen-
ter 6ente0e aunoifab ON, 6ooo So
gen eiol0t, oo niffeoe oeres 8ifafo
til u6oreoroeet", Der ls6 / 6eres
Ore iom mort Gale.
% aropet pno aun6ffob / Hlts.
iiff for lt6fsreIie Of 6enne aomeoie
naturIiopis til, at fompeten-
te Rpn6 til at foreoroge Sagerne
life nor at op0ripe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
unoer rusliif Nag.
(ar. Oeb.)

Sfriot for SfriOt ifrioer Den
ruSiiife Reeerine frem i 5inIouo
ior efterboon0en at foa 9onOet siort
til ct rent rusiiif @uoernement.
Men 5innernes Toftif er oen
iornme iom t%i0ligere, ben ieige Mo0.
De fender 0eres 8ienoe, Ser
er intet, Der ianoon 9geer BAN iom
aobenbar Wooitano, % intet, Der
hammer Dam, iom pnsiip.
ltobol6enbeo bar al0rig npret Rus.
iernes iterfe SIDE.
Store grp0erier ioraoriaaer oct
2oosoeien Huslnno, og set
pr mere emo ipipliomt, ON Nnslono
fsre lin arie ieennem me6 rms.
life eller rusiiT- iinOeOe 2ooier.
gli itnor 5inInno imioIertio oper
ior ct mt 5orise poo bets 8nsii.
iieerine.
@eneraIguperneren Sem bar inc.
ct 5oriIo9 til ben rusiiife Re.
on, at oct rusiiffe Sproa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
Nt uare Ousr line Eager

Oct er en- itor Ting for en- 9ono.
mono at bare iooleoes sfonomiif
itillet, eaer at onre ina Opotig, of
ban err, bpoo mon foI6er ODER fine
lSager", iaa of ban oltiO fan 90.
re bet, Der bsr esres, til rette Si6
oe pon rette Woooe. Og oct err iif.
fert til Sfo0e % LAB for en- 2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
A.. OpIas at rSaHsereH"
meo Welooier.

foreligger nh inobunoet | ct ierOe-
les imaetfuIot it~aalblaat Sbirtings-
bin0 meo 5itel itemplet / bniot We-
tol pna Hpg og Scribe.
5or at gere Wuittuognpen til.
g9ngeIig for enbper er griieu re-
oiiceret til $t.20.
gogen ien0es portofrii til enboer
2loresie peo Wo6tngelie Of neDnte
geleb.
Danifb 2utb. BnbI 3onfe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25

mnn0, tloor BON life er ioo bel0igt
%ittGlet, men pao 8runo al mang.
lenoe eDne tf0t mno forigmn1e ct og
anoet. Get ionlme gpl0er poa nnore
Smraooer. 0eriom I. Gfs. ct ungt
Menneife, Der itu0erer, er ~Del6eqa.
bet, flittig % paolioelig, iaa oil
ban olti0 bore ooer line Su9er, %
arbefoet fan gno meO 9Dit % Sic.
De. - Men bpo0 oct giolot ON for
olle, er bette, at pi me0 6eniDn
til bele 2ioets Stamp flatoe mao at
bare ooer bore So9er, olti0 at po.
re Sitnationen oofien og fife be.
b6pe moOGsit at bpnge ne0 0ooeoet
og Opgipe goret.
Ser err nogle pelfenote 0tpn0,
Ion / Den op6eite 5oritono oltio bar
ooer oeres So9er, % oct er 6errens
GpoitIe. Gent iaaleoes paa Ban.
lits | 5ilippi, 6n bon % bans 2e6-
io9ere u~retf9r6igt Dor bIenen greb-
ne, 6lt0itrsoet og foiteoe / ct elem
6iat 5engiel meo 6eres 5gooer
biln6ne til en- 9lof. Soo itoor Ger
ON Dem, at yoeo Wionot 6ao Boil-
Ius o9 SiIos oo lang 2ooionoe,
mems 5ongerne lptte0e TIL" Get bar
oo6enbort W}pn0, Der f6lte ii1 iom
Sitnationens Serrer % oon6elig
taft bar ooer 0eres Soger.
gaer tGnf poa Den iamme 9oll-
Gus UNDER Ssreiien ira SDrien til
Nom. De nor ser Innmenitnoeoe
276 Menneifer, og Sfibet om.
tllmleoes al Storme / mere emo Il
Gage me0 iiffer lt6iiat til Sfi6.
6rlto, ioo at StiQingen Dor I en-.
bebr 6enieen0e fortoiplet. Sffe De.
ito minore ier ri, at Youlus, Ifsnt
ban bar en- flet o9 ret 5dnge, bar
ganife Sitliotionen pofien, iaa ban
upilfoorlig bleo Den le0en6e Wano
ON 8or0, Der iamleoe Dem ale ON
zig oo formoneoe Dem til at fatte
go0t Mo6, ptbi" iaoOe ban - ii
Oenne gtot lto0 for mig EN- @ngeI
ira ben @uo, 6oem ieg tiIbsrer %
boem ieg %tiener, og iogoe: 6rpgt
life, FailIusl bet 6er Dig at titles
for aeiieren, og ie, @lto bur ifGnfet
dig ale benz iom Teller meO Dig"
Og gonife oct iamme Siotrpf faor
oi 9ennem oIle apoitlenes grepe,
ct Sn0trDt al arnft, @l90e og
Seirsoisbeo D. p. i. ct Sn0trpf al
Meno, iom / Opbeite 5oritano er
ooer oeres Saeer.
Nen oenne 2pffe er MI life for.
bebolOt apoItlene alene; % Der 81.
pes "a oglao MI til Days Menne.
ifer; og oct ganife ippne Menne.
ifer, iom oGientIig bor BET pao Den
Woo6e. Gent iooleoes paa en- So.
ne. Der if00er / imoo SOAR og 6or
en- itor 9srneilof % tilli9e ct ioogt
@elbreo. @n ioooon pil 10 tiot ia.
be Anle0ning iii at tabe Nto0et %
fln9e ober fine mango imoo og
tore gnnifeli9be0er. Oien lpffelig.
Iuis fan man al % iii trGffe en-
iao0on apin6e, Ser / be0ite iSor-
itano er ooer line Sa9er, iaa at
g6rnene ier op til benbe meO en-
lipilfoarIig o9 iiffer 8ro poo, at
Veo'r ton alt % foritaar aft % peo
Roo0 FOR alt. Oct fommer al, at
bun fenoer apoitlenes Semmelig.
be0; bum bor aOeong til oen lam.
me araftfilOe, iom oeioo De site al;
bun bolOer Jig / lit ooeGi9e Gin
npr til bonn, iom bor al Mogt og.
iaa fer paa 5orOen.
Get er 0enne aroftfiloe. iom i
Seils er ooben for en6oer, Der ger.
ne bill moo 0enne itsrite 2ipslpffe;
opbeite 8oritono at u9re ooer fine
Sooer.
u. Sdoct. | aor6. Stiftst."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
til Spne eiter mango Gage. @uos
Or0 bender life tomt tilboge.@

I'll Sgne etfer mango cage. 0lt0s
Oro bender life tomt tilbnge."
on al Semmelig6eoerne pe0 Den
Sn0flD0elie, Der u0gnar ira 0cnne
epangeIiit, er, at Jan Ii9eiom Moo.
on bar Ell uroffelig 8ro poa oct
gomle @u0S 0ros nipeffeoe aroft.
Get aonle Gponaelium," Tiger,
ban, bar life u0ipillet fin GoIle
@i mao oIOrig gIemme, at Der free.
pes ben iomme Omoenoelie MI til
Gags, iom Der frpoeoes / for0ums
Tin. OmDeuoelie er en- abiolut Roo.
oenoiebe0, % Der er fun cent 0logt.
Der fan omoen0e ct Menneife OF
gsre bum til en- M Stobning. Ger
er fln cen 6relier, % ban ct Den
famine / Dag Jon / @oor og til
epig Gi6. 9toor SUM Waoneo fon.
mer, bar ieg prGoitet @pnrgeliet /
30 aor, % ieg bar aIorig neret me.
re o%Oerbeoiit ON, emo iea er oct M,
at oct er en- obiolut 95s0oen0ig6e0
at gioe BET bitngren0e 9ierte Den
belle ariitlis".
qlloe poa StillebapSfniten
naar Uienneifer fif 9eiligbeo til at
bore oct gamle @pongelntm, ioa fom
De. Sntet nn0et / 8erOen fan agre
ct Renneife6ierte olaO, % intet
on6et fan bepare BAN elio oct 9omle
9uoifGb. Bar jeg fommen mleo ct
onoet 9l0itob, oiI0e leg life bape
Jet 5ilbsrerifaren pofie, iom Oagene
gif. Srttet an0et emo oct 9amleebon.
eeIinm booOe npret / Stan0 til at
fploe 0isie aempebpgnin9er. Rel
oct ganle @oangelium bar enonu
ben iamme araft iom fer."
Seq brpOer mig life ON, bpor.
Ieoes Wenneifer fommer i'll ariitls,
blot De fommer. Wen Der er to1ing,
Der n~sooenoig moo frppes al en-
GoongeIiets 5orfpn6elie: at ban
fenoer Den abioL,tte gs0oenoigbeo
al at Menneifebiertet blioer MT,
oe ben obiolutte As0oenoigbe0 al
ben leoenoe ariitus ! 9iertet. Den,
Der prGoifer onoerle0es, fsrer Nen-
neifet pilot og panprer 8uo."
Geo 8elfomitme0et oplpite @ipip
Smitb ct grep. ban bopOe ianet ira
en- Mano, Der fortolte, at ban bieni.
me / england bnpOe ituffet oct enc
Die no for at foa en- SfoOeseritat.
ming al 9egeringen pao 5000 SIR,
og bopoe ituffet Sl6 poo lit 0lis,
bporpeo ban bapOe franorret ct
asinranceieIifob on0re 5000 ar.
9n ba0 bon @ipip Smitb unOe.
rette De0toiilIllelloe OIL Dan5 Ueor1'
eerier og me0oeIe Dem, at ban par
poa 8eien. bjem til england for at
betoIe Bengene tilbage og goa /
Gpn9'el, bDis man forlangte oct.
9an piloe MI is9e tilboge til ben
Suitrli, ban bapoe iorIaot for oper
10 aor iioen.
ai ioa6onne Sr9f oeo oenne
GpnngeIiit at fortGae mango. Dan
fan ipnes, at o0itilIiee al bans gRe.
toOer ton oGre m9rfelige, men Der
er ineen 5oipI ON, at oenne 3igei.
nerorengs Smoen0elie, 5orteIin.
gen ON bans mprfeIiae ginsisrelie
oe ben brGr0enoe Slo, Serren bar
f9not | bam, bar o9ret Wfoler til
mango, mango Renneiters OmDen.
belle.
% eponecliets Seire moa aIG-
De ofe troen6e. ielp ON De pinOes
ioo longt borte iom pan StiGIeboos.
fpiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
Oct er 10 finn en- anoen 9tfoeIine
of ben ionnle Ser.

1og, intet er llnoernc | ben fri
tine 9er0en moo De lln6ere, Der er
oeO at ooo ior Jig / SeoningerneS
9er0en / Often.
oalippe, 8Iippe, mar oil on Dog
oo6ne Dig. aIippe?", ipur9te for.
onm Den fotoIife @isiionpr 8olig.
mani ser iorgppes i6gte at fonme
in0 /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
ainn.

@n 9ammel StenDugger io0 en-
Dag De0 8eifnrlten, traplt beifpf-
tiget me0 at fnnie EN- itor Sten.
! SGa9 eiter SIog foo ban ioloe poo
Stenen. 9nmmeren iolot beitan0ig
pon oct iamme Ste6, men 0ens
Clog iDntes life at bnbe minOite
girfning poo 5tenen.
On u19 Man0 too title ioran
ben gamIe Stenbugger oe ipurgte,
bnao ban mente at opnoo oeO ioo.
ban at bIine pe6 at iloa poo Ste.
men.
gat iloa ben I Stpffer", ioore0e
Den gamle.
YNener, De, at De fon noa bet
poa ben MaaOe," ipurgtc oen unoe
imilenoe.
v6pis De oil bIioe Itooenoe 6er
li0t, ifal Ie foo BET at ie, Ioareoe 6en
9omle igen.
San bIeo peO of i(oa, oe til ii0it
iprong Stenen me6 eet / Stpffer.
Ser fon De ie," ioa6e 0en gorn.
le. oMon ifoI bare life opgioe oct
poo SaIooeien. Men zig mig uu en-.
gang, 9oa0 for ct at De SIoe, ieg
ifog pon Stenen, bar oct, Der fit
ben til at goa / Stpffer2"
o@aturIigpi5 BET ii6ite," ipare0e
ben unee.
ga, ioo0un Ter oct no." iag6e
ben eanIe. oNen iee tror, De an.
Ore 5log bar lige laa megen 9@re
6erof iom oct iiOite. Oct fsrite Son.
meriIa9 par til li9e ioa megen ysptte
iom oct on0et, JON oct treble, iom
oct ii6ite."
SuiinOer of SUBS 3ienere bar
ilooet paa ben altppe, Der beOoer
aina, gennem monge, mango aar.
gu bnr aIippen oobnet Jig.
Men De isrite a~rbei6ere bar liae
iao meget gGren oerfor iom De flo.
ite."
Aouoens lln0ere boooe / ben friit.
ne 8er6en og / Se0ningeper0enen
fer pe0 CUBS o~obenboreoe Orb og
neo Dem, Der bar ben nbiolilte I'll.
lilo til bette Or6.
Oct er fun Dem, Der tan Iegae
Strait i 9nnmer logene.
Stenen iprin9 life / Stpffer, for.
81 man tiatter li0t pao Den me0
nogle: Seq mener", pjeg t9nfer"
oip.
Zen ipring finn / Stpffer, mar
8ommeren fsres al Den, Der bar
8tllro til, bono Der ltaar ltreoet"
Zen beIlige 5friits 0ro er rop-
re oun0et" al Dem, Der 6erbiemme
6ar opret Nioler til WenneIfers
@pffelie oa Ompenoelie, al Dem,
Der noe poa Misiionsmorfen berer
GDanaeliet irem til Seir.
9abra0or.R isiionpren SO. Sren.
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guese immigrant. He started
work as an operative in the New
England mills. In those days a
wool operative got decent sal
airy,
Woods rise was rapid and re-
markable. When he became SUI
perintendent and active head of
several mills at Lawrence, Wood
married the daughter of a man
who had made millions out of a
patent medicine.
With his wife's money and his
own remarkable business craft he
forged rapidly ahead, until he at
last was able to organize the
Wool Trust.
1t was then he began his great
fight on unionism, which culnin-
ated in the strike at Lawrence
last winter. He began the fight
by refusing to recognize any
union, and by blackl1stlng any
mill worker known to be union
man.
He carried it on by importing
vast numbers of the poorest class
of Europeans, and by using their
cheap labor forcing wages down
and down and down.
He used his millions to corrupt |
congressman and senators, to de-
bauchr immigration officials and
to hound down the unions.
Conditions in the textile indus
try became worse and worse.
Wages of skilled male operators
were forced as low as $10a week; |
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eat. Their parents wages would
not suffice.
At last Woods cheap imported
labor rebelled. They walked out
on strike at Lawrence from near
ly every big mill.
Wood swore they would stay
out altogether or come back on
Bonded knees to accept his terms.
Before the strike had gone on
long, the mill owners were will
ing to grant a small increase in
wages, but Wood fatty refused.
This man who himself started
in as a wool operative was deter
mined to crush the workers from
whose midst he had risen.
The outrages of police, militia
and courts at Lawrence were
damnable. Wood seemed to own
them all.
Strikers were shot down in the
street without provocation. Babes
were torn from their mothers
arms; mothers were thrown in
jail without warrant. The lead
ers of the strike were arrested on
a false charge of murder, and
thrown into Jail without bail.
Wood was doing it all, and
when the other mill owners, fear
ing that some of the atrocities
might leak out, begged him to
quit, he refused.
Then came the finding of dyna-
mite in the strikers headquarters,
Frza
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-18

Navy Meyer.to cruise in Atlantic
lanes where icebergs have been
sighted and determine limits of
ice, field. Will report daily5.by
wireless for protection of liners.
New York.-Moritz Freedman
for a little Joke" said hewa
going to Europe. Daughter
thought she'd trap him, so hid on
ocean; liner. Moritz still working
here, daughter somewhere at sea.
New York.-Someone in crowd
of boys threw lighted paper in
empty gasoline barrel. When 8 of
crowd. finally came back to earth
they were taken to hospital.
New York.-Mrs. Sarah Bell,
''poor" old blind woman, died and
left $4,000.
New York.-James Crowley
and John Ryan thought they'd
enjoy a 'piIl'' on 81" train where
smoking is prohibited. Work
house.
New York.-"Fat baby" in
mothers arms attracted depart
ment store detectives. Discover
ed to be dry goods. Mother held
for shoplifting.
Berlin.-Marie Borick, 70,
sentenced to death. Killed .hus-
band day after golden wedding
anniversary, ~
Juarez-Gen. Emile P. Cam
pa with 1900 rebels have 'captur-
ed town of Nazas. Marching
upon Pedrieena.
Vienna.-Because the Bohe-
mian law does not expressly ex-
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contrivance that would sight ice
bergs at 1900 yards, even in fog.
New York.-Vincenti Mengin,
6, swallowed nail 4 years ago,
mother wouldn't allow operation.
Died today. ~ -
Fremont, O.-President Taft
today. denounced Dan Hanna and
Walter Brown, limiting that Ted
dy was taking money from men
who wouldn't exactly qualify in
the angel class. :. y,
Milwaukee.-An awful blow
was handed our German citizens
when it was reported that an
English syndicate had purchased
the Schlitz brewing interests:
Property worth from $20,000,000
to 100000.
New York.-Probate of will~of
John Jacob Astor delayed be-
cause of possibility of objections
by the benehciaries.
Guardians of Vincent and
Madeleine want to see will first.
London.-Bristol grocer fore
ed to. observe half holiday law
and close Saturday afternoons,
put this .signsout:: "Closed by. or
der of the tyrannical government
since the days of Cromwell. ."
Desr Moines, Ia.-Henry HON.
er, 65, wealthy pioneer, hanged
seIf.with log chain in barn today.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Mrs. Ida
Van Horn, trained.nurse, died on
operating table from heart fail
IRE as nhvsicians were about to
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-07-25
Tips as Strike Breakers.

Not few men who are accustomed
to give libeEl tans. were heard to ex-
press themselves sTtterly on the sub.
ject of the walters strike
One of the managers at the Waldorf
was talking Yesterday about hearing
one of the best-ksown brokers in New
York, known rs one OF the most gen
erous t!ppers ct5ut the hotel, declare
emphatical. y that he had vowed never
again to tip "A waiter who had struck
Some doubt vas expressed, and the
manager ru he'd way and brought up
lac broker
Yes said It," the latter agreed.
and, fgrth rmore. | mean it. In tie
course Of to LIST twenty years have
riycn away thousands of dol,cTs IN
G2z to w-.,'rs -Gei or les than a
garter. and sometimes as much as s.
ct time Yet What cid ii count fer
me to spend n lot of money on men
Just for bringing me a few plates of
food? Hereafter | shall ask every
man who serves me whether he was a
striker. If he was, shall not give
him cent, and | can tell you ! have
talked with hundreds who feel just
the same as New York Sun.