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iammtsn beutf4en gubnsntpslt eroffs
me-. neus S5alidtheater bat ieine betz
ben 5efttags slidlid bintsr iid. Bon
Nute an mub es i'm Iqtagsrepertoire
fem 5eil oeriuaeH. Ruoolf 5er3og
.r6ffnst nit isinsm pieruttigen 2uItz
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pitGtenreigen. Der Di6ter, Der in
ieirsu S60pfungen bem Sptimisz
mug, Der SSreuoe am 2ebsn uno Qies
ben huIbigt, sntipri6t in Isiner Snois
pioualitdt iener oem Shonen uno
Jreben 3ugspanbtsn 5enben8, Die
osnt alten 9bdliatbedter bds 8eprd5e
gab unb in benz neusu 5uuis Dodge
bal.en tperben ioll. -
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liiel ertueft Tr0bIi6es gebagen. 9letA
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itinsR S6opfungen preoigt, ols Res
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I6enpernunft." Bel ibm peilt ein
alter 7reuno aus fsiigsr Sugenb3stt 3u
9aite, Der 9sigenpirtuoie unb Gomppz
niit 2lleranber Wiegsrt, ernit uno bod
iorglos als 9iinitlsr uno aIs UteuIh.
gr bat e nit ieinsm 9sigenipiei Der
5ohier bes 5abritonten adrI Wtlbelm
6ertenratb dngetbdn. Der nit isinen
eHssn, itreneen aHihauungeu gu iener
Gateaorie Der 9robinbuitrisQsn esz
bort, bic Runolf 6er3oa in ietnem Ros
mon Die Wptpttens 10 lsbsnspoQ gsz
fhilbert bat. Gliiubeth Sertenratb
slaubt oen Geigsrsmunn gu Iisben
unb perlpbt Iih Small unb 5aQ nit
ibm, aber man abut, oab bisie 2iebe
nur augenbliisihp 1T, bic
pi.oerum Der Ssbnfutt sntipringt,
aug Der torrstten Delt, in Der lie lebt,
kraus5utommen
Run itskn Iid 3frei Weltsn aeasnz
iiber. Sisr Die bes reifen. tii6tigsn
5obritanten, fir ben nur feline sydbrit.
ieire 5amilis uno feBtafte giirgerIi6=
,eit eriitieren, bort bic bss frsien
&iinitIsrs, Der iorelos ourcb Stdote
unb 9Gnoer ipdnt. Der paTtor, Der
nit ben Sertsnrdtbs eng pertpunot ift,
bIIi su fsinem 8dite uno Sreunbe
Wiegsrt. Gr tommt ipgar in 8erruF,
neil CT bisien Wuiitantsn BEL Tih be-
berbergt unb nit ibm iotpis sfp.i anbsz
ren WuiitaHteu, pie aud oIs Dump
genies btbtuteno iino, Elm geetbppeus
'6es Guartett, oeHtn hsbre Gldnes ben
eriten att osridOnen. Su ipislsn
pcst. RatiirIi6 tommt ss su elmer
ausIprade sptiden Jabritnntsn unb
Geieer, unb bieier ertldrt Iit bereit,
in fie ssabrit als 4rbeiier einsutretsn.
Sertenratb ot3eptirt ben Sonbel. Gr
fi!hrt Wieeert in ieine 5amilie ein.
uub Der Whliifer lernt nit io1iperdrer
Sronie bas 8elprei3te uno SpoBige
iener Meulfen fenuer. 81 benen er
nurf, feline Seiratb nit elizabeth ge-
horen iou. Gr miro iofort sSabrifarbei-
ter. +. Sieriiber mar if) bod et1pas
pertplinoert, uno aIs Elm Rann, Der
nniere aon5ertnerh0ltniiie fennt. rrub
id mid ODER Hliopli Ser5og iraeen:
SIT elm aiinitIer, Der einen Serartigen
3alber ausiibt. 10 penis geiltft, 10
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msIaff. in ftetia. a.s prleaas DssR

WsIaffs in Hetis. sssn DrIeans OseH
Aettle, suier bis Asiee. 87-S2e.
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% Zen, s.Sse, g.ntrifu5al s8 1ea 4.36e,
NslaFes.3ufsr 90 Zen 5.8le. HafHnirter
II fetis. Eut ssaf 5.9oe, grafbeb 5.60t
GtsuIs n" S.45c, gubes 5.35e, Sopetreb
s.25e, Sranutatss 510r, Diamsus ~,
5.10t, GsHFsttioners ~" 4.95e, Rs. 4.86,
Re. 24.soe, 10. s4.75t, 30. 44.7oe, sfs. 5
4.65, 10. 8 4.6o,, 80. 7 4.55e, 30. 8 4.5oe,
Rs.S 4.45e, no. 10 4. 40e, 80. IL 4.35, 70.
12A.30e. 10. l3 425e. 10. IA 4.25e.
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9dsli6er Martt.0 . eridbt !.

GtsstRaatt, Il. ssptember 1912.
DIE nsAfslesaSea Custirunsss bs,ietss
~ Rur asf easrss fraasaftisaen. Del
udasrsn Oa4dftea ssrss1 stsas tsters
prsifs bus4ast..
prsstfisaen.
Eu Aarft sar ruh.s. bic vrsife aaia,
e9nstl. prima etsam sll.l5-Il.2E
tsb.
Observation-Disclosures { Warst
fR fsa. Ebert dear esiitH l2k-l2nt,
f1srt Aippsnfeiisa IL - l2t4e, srtra fksri
tlsar esiten IL - i2Is, eauItsra lII.-
li!4s. Ssa.ss Is - 1sKs lsis sss ~
Ssssa.- rsrss iea. cher. Here Sci.
Ten l3l4 - l3,<s, fur,s niSSesfeiten IS--
1875. sytTa ibsrt slssr esi.sa ia-Isl<s.
66nItern 12,<--l21<e sas Neaiss l4--lli.s
lsfs sae W per pfsas msbr berpa6f
sugar Cured 6Isii4. - Narft In Astia.
e4inssl i6,t - l7s. v,snis eAuI,sr
u - nk, Ouaffca eassn 10 - l9ss,
e4ulteru IL = l2k, ysp osrf Sat 66sl.
lsrs i2 - 70, frsSsss Bed. e4isssn
Ie.O0-300O.
estsspSGsItss sIsifA.--Uarst iea.
eAislsa IL - l4k, 1jsnif eAultsra
i0lS -l0At. Dsaies l6s4-l6ks. SAuliun
l0h-loHs. xss osrf sai eAsIssrn io3&
--ll4e.
trtf4ss6lsif4. : eAiafea l2lk -lSs,
pienis 64nlisrn 1914 -le3<s, S4xItera I0l<
--lO1<t, fbsrt NiSpsaisilsH l04 4--1ls, itssi
slare 0eitsH ii - iilxf, sytEa tksgt 9sitsn
lok-lis, Bellies 1874 -tSt< per pFusS. Desf
GaEsat lo--l3<.
NsAt nab 0strsibe.
Nstl.-- Nsuss Dintsr eaisat 34.00--S.l0.
Oiatss 6asey sl.66-l.70, 1istee eamtIt
el10l16, ertya e8.60-z.00, srSinxrsS
.0&4-AN. eSstss nssss vatsat eS.1e-
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R.pHort. Ia. Sept.mb.r.


3iun ia Hdu su s49.12-49.20 supfer
IA rnbig: eats l75s-1734t, eI.ctbrOIstie ,u
l7K-l734e, eating su l7ls-l74e. slei
Iau su $500 - 5.25; Speltsr ii Huu
gu s7.40 - 7.75. aIisn mar fst Ho. /
SsuHerp RortbtrH ju $l6.50-l7.01, 80. 2
DO. 3u s16.25-I675, Rs, Soutbsrn urs
Rs.l 5ouibtra lott su sI6.25-16.75.
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Gtne &Dttn mubte tpsosn iibernrd.
Bissr Roihbaftigtsit eutlafen tper.
ben. Dd lie fouft re6t branhbar
mar. ihrieb ibr bic guturitbige 5ous-
frau ius 3eugnib: ~Durhe ous bem
Srunb. ,ntIaffen. neil iie fur meine
9srAdltniiie 5u piei tcittte."
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eess. eswss sss aussn ~ Ees psrs.

osgs on tsas warss IN - 81 sxs.
ssIisbsw uab fdlob III az.
vrirna eei4dfispapiers sHsssn ~ 6is-6S
eisfsatirt.
eterIias sr6anae IN fsfer. Si6t 30
N.s5L nab 90 rage ~ t4.s3.
Haabes. CbIiaatteRtu warea re.
tia ane Darhen nie Fslst anstirt:
Ger. Staateu Nrfxasina e. l01 : 1o1 "
~ reaihrirts (lss5D Ii3k-fi u, eoupous
~ rsatiirirts 1Gx l024
GsuSsns f02 ~ loak, sanama wssiAsr,t
~ 1O0s4--l01L.
aftisn nmarft. Ter Maft mar heats
ruhia uno nur asrinasn sursfhwaRtnnssn
mntsrpsrfsa. Die preiis bislieH fih.
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e Sportparioute.

6eiterr nod Elm StrampeIfrtb.
Seut' i'm gut i'm Steueriise,
Moroen i'm Geropidn.
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stusst.s.-Se Se.sesf5. $40 80. Terss
6ti.rt s. 75-6.40, Dsah6e stier. SIS
$50, StsS,rs nab Geeesrs A.25 - ZOO
Aabe uns Ssiiers So o0--8.0o. AdIber IS. SO
- 1l.50 Wartt Iauefdm nne fdnaA.
eAssine. eeiAt. s.. 45-9.05, s..
niiAte $8.l5-9O0, f4sert 1855. go
rsubs S.. .s5 s.l5. strtsI t5.25 - SIS.
yarti ftaE, bis 81 h6hsr.
GGaie Hab sammer-s ein.
hsiuiiase S3. .50-4.65. peHlite s. 60. so
JdhrIinae 81 1855 9ammsr giRstimt.
i&s &.S5 - 5.65, sseli4e $500 - IT'S.
Wartt fetie.
5ufRkr MiHsstst 500, S6neiut
$500, S&afe uaA eammsr 1000
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Niebntdrfte.

ginttnnati. IA. Geptember.
3ufuar uuo Beriauet mabreub Der psrHoi.
fsnen Bo4r, eeralthea NIT ben por5ergebens
ben g9ohsu naren ME foIat:
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9inboteb. - Der @arst mar beute
iismlih isbbaft unb bie grtii. Heh.n um
l0-l5c uber eeHsn poIR oorlesH Woutaa. -
Sto6trs uuo g,sotrs pareu in gutter Rad.
fraat uno ftttia bis Harf
Same Stisrs braAten s6.50-s40, ertra
- faues ... DAfsn $2.5o-7.00,
SIeilasrfiere &450-7.85, austrleieue bis
.rtro IS O0--s 10, Stifers 81 25-6.50, aus.
srlefsne bis srtra $675-7.50. 'ants -
fubs $2OO-4.75, auserlef.ns bis ertra S. 90
-5.75, ganners t2.0O--3.25. Sto6ers nns
6eseers a. .50-6.40, i-5.tirrs s425-
500. Gto4saibe Ss.25-4.00.
euIlt Der Mdrft mar beut. rabia
unb itetia.
rtss.re ans Iei6ts ss.50-4.25, sslsana
4.36-5.l0. srtra 5.ls-5.25, fstte 1uasa
IS. .00-5.50.
Df tiih.. SIN Der oerflofsuen
sSote mar bic Rahiraae en, quite, uuo bic
prsiit ipar.n ftetia bis tart.
Grtra $S5. .00-7000, gut. bit duserleier.
$45.00-63.00, oroindre BIS CUTE $500
az. so.
adIb.r. Die Rahirdat mar nur
mabie, nnb bic gr.iie une.'abr oisitI5su ais
Dor eia,r Sshe.
Orsindre une ersse $5.00-9.75. fair Bic
cute Istats s8.50-Io o.25, trtra s10.50.
adlbtr In ben sommiiiisus. Sdufern. -
saneh loke, prima bic anserIsieus 80 -911fe,
erstaau 4--S11t.
Shpsin.. - Die 3ufRbr mar btut.
etHlaeas nne bic preift ft,tia.
ShDsr. $50 gfuno aufrpdrts s8.5o-S.s5,
quite bis austrtefent 8srpaSunes. sne
slrilAeriorteH - 5000, esmifhts Bersa.
funasisrtsa Sc. .s0-S 95, orsindre bic aus.
srIsfeu, fhpers istte sdue S. 25-7 IS, ertra
$3.50, Staes 81 35 - TOO, ertra $6. so
100, Isihs 8erfaRetiorita $500 - 8 80,
serf.t bon ITO Sfs. uns penistr 81 50-7 80.
ehafs eannsr. - SAdfs ma.
rtn ft.tia. Sammtr abtr NsIsE beute um 25e
per 100 gfuHo.
SHaie. - Grtra $3.50, aut. bic aus.
erIeieat 800 $40. srbindre bis suts
81 f5-2.75. TuttsriA Aaie s3.5o-4.25, 5abr-
linss - 0o-5.0 90.
eimmsr. Grtra brohteu s7.65, quite
bis aussrleiene 81 7.0O--7.S 80, srsiHdrs bis
fairs s4.50--675, guas ,2.5o-4.00
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DDu, Welonsartte.
srannail II. s.si.mts, ,sss.

st"H Hshb 49, OkRsSMNDks tvIx.
Die @st6dfts saren beute In beR bteisqen
xsauien isinespsas Isbbsft ~ Hsnnsn, @tIb
" abtr ffhs etnn bic tonbs Der Danlsn nno
sHdpp. GarIstsn ON eau rurbsu meiheus
~ Sk8 ausesIiehsn unb @sihditsp apiers
Dos oistentirt. Eis Mafltr placirteu
vr.eaf.Napital ~ as ssn eaiI4 nne auf
Belt ~ 6f.
usAsd smf Res Dssi
rarsn ncmintH ~ 10s TisssHts Der $1,000
tpti4tH Banfen. Ttt Gsantsrrats bstrdat
6pt prdmie psr $1,000.
ssAfsf sat ssssss.
Hns sinds ftaer. Die fsIaeuseS cusstrnn !.
gen hRe ~ bsriMten:
ssupsn, . fase ei@t, s4.s6k Ser
=, 90 1ass ei&t, A.S3l< psr 4: yaris,
Iaee SiAt b.i5 - 5.l6lz ber Rraues
slW 90 fase siht, 5iT1S-bs0 sranes ter
N0os fnr Gssff@lanb Rage SiAt. 4 Rari
S61-96s4t b. 80 faee stAt, 94xe.
GstsmeHtasn Dias axf eeuAcn nurhen AZ
4.es, aaf 0lasge1 sn 4.s2X uns auf Del.
faf ~ A.s2tk bsrsanfi.
esptse.rsNesnssea
iOisf:
ainfauf. Esrfauf.
- oenes, 1875 Geup ii8K il4i
~ csnes. 1918 ...... .i0lk i00A
" nsnes, 1880. ......T0H i0lk
~ Vaudma ...l00k --
gfsssiss essie iimsass.
Du nmint tm hisHasn gkarinatsafe ssIief
20 bsnte auf $4.1S5.250. Die llmfdte b.r
betaoHsHtn @chs btlisisn iidh aaf $26, $50, 750
etafn s26. .539. 100 In brr sorreiponbirenb,n
sso&e bss poriaen 9abres.
sslsGsWsssNsasss.
Die HftisH Der eolumbia 9as & electric
90. fhtinsn eie game aufmsrifamfsit fur
10 In Hufrru6 ~ nshmea une Der llmf as
IN osnfslbsu mar in Der Istten sssAe ein
snsrmtr. Der prtis hise bic auf 17k,
iAlcs atsr ~ l7i@. Die attitm bn gine.
sac x eIsstrie 60. fiHs sbeuFaus In GaA.
ssaas nne fen i'm preiit. slaaHtbsnbe Der.
fank fine ~ bsriAtsn:
On sss Ssrfs.
viyst Car
$4,000 q. e. a g. O. E4...........fffk u
= Nitfsn Der Cincinnati 6as & Glecfrtc SO
100 MhtfH Der QclgB,bto tSas .......... f1%
~ ~. -'...s.-..s'.............-.. 11h
sVo oc. --,.......,............... II
NaAfsbtHbt fabslfe ben i'm Alssiaeu BERT
beansIiten Bombs uas NttieR eisbt bic eff.
tisllsn Custirunsen an:
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DsrfAisbeass.

e7s, ssssdties CSC psr esasss Ia yassss u
ss. Dbl. ertra Blister fsE parSSI sss
bsr Oagsae. Eottsa eses Del 65--56e per
eaacne. ffryenfia 47r; Yetrcleum, Ckis
Gasboa l20erah 9ke, 6o. $50 0rab lie,
DO. esdsIiebtI7s eras 12t<s. Grspa oafs.
tial6s, kaphss I7t hs. oaIsss In partisu
boz oaueaea.
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Neil unb 0stssibe.

&stl.-- Nsues Dlntsr taisnt 34.0o--S. 10,
0iatsr Haafs s4.66-l-70 0istse oantIt
eAl0l16, eytys e8-80--z00, srSinxrsS
Ie3G-a7G e6stss nssss vatsas es.1s-
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Bstss.

Der MART nt- H.tiI 8:-'asH urrs.n
s26 @bls. TiAiners finifars @soss auF
Der 1ahs ssn SI.3S per Gaaoa:.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
ARRESTS TO BE MADE
BY TUESDAY NIGHT

INDIANAPOLlS. Ind, Feb. 1.-two
days are expected TO bring about import
ant developments In the governments s
handling Of the dynamite conspiracy
cases,
BY Tuesday night. it is expected. al
NEST all the forty or more mon indicted
for alleged completely with The McNs-
msras and Ortie Il. McMangal in per-
pctratins explosions against open shop
contractors will be under arrest. Capiases
for all the arrests are believed TO have
been received in the various federal dis
tricts in which the defendants live. and
IT is understood a checking up to az
range FOR the simultaneous arrest OF the
men has begun.
Frank NJ Ryan. president OF the In
ternational Association OF Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. said today nc
had received satisfactory response to his
appeal 10 tho 1900 members OF the or
sauization to contribute $1,000 a month
toward "A special fund. Mr.. Ryan recently
announced he had received jn;imation
that thirty or more officers of his union
were included among those indicted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Love Flies Out at Window
When Poverty Enters to
Blight Romance.
s. International News Service.

By International News Service
- ~EW YORK. Feb 1t.-Another bub-
N BILE of true love- has burst; an
vi other romance has died. and Gu
4 v pid has taken the count. at the
hands and hearts of Mrs. Meta T..
Sinclair, former wife of-J-pton Sinclair,
the novelist, and Harry Kemp, the Kan
sas noet.
Just where the poet is, nobody knows.
Mrs. Sinclair has returned 10 the home
Of hcr father, William r Fuller, clerk
OF the court OF general sessions, in this
city. Upton Sinclair sailed for Germany
yesterday with his ten -ycsr-old son.
Mrs. Sinclair and Kemp after the sep
aration OF the Sinclalrs. took up their
abode in a bungalow near West Point,
Pleasant, y. j., but il became known
today that their funds ran out and sew
eral days ago they came TO parting
Of the ways.
"Ycs," said friend OF Mrs. Sinclair
tonight. its all of between Meta and
Harry, From what hear 1t was a case
Of cat With paper and mamma or siarve
with Harry. Mrs, .Snclair's parents
agreed to take her into their home, but
refused to have the poet around"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
FIND GOOD HOME
FOR HANNAH HUSsY
Kind-Hcarted Citizen Takes
Young Woman in as Com
panion for Wife,
GIRL WEEPS FOR JOY
Officers, After Investigation,
Credit Story of Neglect
She Related.
GIRL WEEPS FOR JOY

Hannah Hussy. The girl who dressed IN
male attire was found by Fatrolman
Lester Wire late Saturday night on Third
South street. was yesterday placed
in The home Of a well known business
man Of Salt Lake City, where she VIII
have a good wholesome atmosphere and
home surroundings, she could not keep
ba elk the tears when the motherly woman
who bad taken charge of the girl led her
into her room, Would she stay? Why
that was just the kind OF a home for
which she had been longing
"Shc viii be Hike a daughter TO my
Wife said the citizen who had thus
opened his home, Our children arc all
away now and she gets lonesome there
at times. I believe that the young No-
man will be contented with us l can
hear nothing but good Of her L viii
make an effort to get back the braid3
of hair which +. Sasse cut from her head
and bought from her for si,S5. 1t Will
lake time for her hair 10 grow out again
and she can make a switch from her
own hair"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
PLACES
VALUE ON SELF
By International News Service

BY international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. n.-Although
'the cnga cement OF Lillian Russell and
Alexander =. Moore the Pittsburg pub
Usher, has been announced the wedding
may not take place in May. az seized
ulcd at present. According to close
friends OF tho actress, she has string
attached 10 her end or the bargain which
provides that MI Moore must have an
income Of at least $4,000 a wear before
she becomes Mrs Moore.
In talking over her prospective mar
riase with friends. 1t is recoIlectcd that
Miss Russell said;
Alexander has certain little arrange
ncnts to make before I order my trous-
seau"
She later confided that tho arrange
mcnis mentioned were the settlement of
the financial end Of tho matrimonial ven
turc. She also confided that she thought
she was worth $50. 900 year TO any man.
as she had seen women much less beau
tifnl and fascinating than herself marry
men with incomes that would surPass II
DaltTy $50, 900 q year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
FINDS HIS WIFE DEAD
AND LODGER DYING

SEATTLE Wash. Feb. Ill. Cross
mtG. tailor. returning home tonight
found the body of his 2i-year-old wife
lying on the dining room floor With a
bullet hole III the left temple. Upstairs
he found Philip Bromberg. 80 years. a
dealer in second hand clothing. lying on
tho bed with q bullet hole IN the right
Side Of his bead. On the floor was
revolver with two empty shells.
Eromherg was taken TO the city hos
ptsl wscre physicians said he had
slight chance To recover He had not
rsgaincd consciousness late tonight. Tic
coroner Is OF the opinion that Bromberg
Killed Mrs. Grossmitg and then shot him
self
Mrs. C1rosSmitzs iomonth old baby
Was found playing on the floor. Gross
miiZ said Bromberg had lived with him
for the last nine months and recently
was asked to move. lie said they never
had trouble.
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More Laws Wanted.

For the immediate future of the party s
platform planks looking to the further
improvements of labor. a right TO work
bill that is, law making II obligatory
upon the government to provide wark
for those desiring 1t; the abolition OF
night work as far as possible: a land
policy which would place the workers
on the land until the naturalization OF
land has been accomplished. the ma
tlonalization OF railways and mines, and
the Improvement of housing conditions.
The members OF the party are bend
ing their efforts TO secure legislation
reversing the Osborne Judgment that
trades unions could not devote part OF
their funds TO the support Of the labor
party 1t les been suggested that the
party should make the support Of this
measure the price OF their support of
home rule; that an alliance should be
formed between the Laborltes and Ma
iIonalists looking to the passage OF a
home rule bill.
On the extension OF the franchise there
is u'idc difference OF opinion among
the leaders. AT recent conference the
delegates from the miners fedora tion let
it be known that they woui6 be salts
fled with the bill to be introduced by
the prime minister granting manhood
suffraGeS
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POLITICS TAKES UP
TIME OF CONGRESS
Every Move Made Is Aimed at
Effect on the Polls Next
November.
SENATE HAS PROBLEM
Great Interest Manifested in
The Position of the lnsurg-
entS on the Tariff.
SENATE HAS PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Consress
will work this week with the tariff ar
b.tration treaties. senatorial elections and
army and agricultural controversies.
Republicans and Democrats are look
ing ahead sharply Ia the coming national
campaign. The presence Of presidential
candidates or< both sides Of the capitol
lends keen interest b the increasing
congressional activity.
Both parties IN the house are fitting
for advantage With nearly every move
aimed AT the effect on the polls next
November. The problem in the senate
is the exact position with he rrocrcs-
slve flank of the Republican partv--the
balance OF power in the senate at This
and the recent extra session-wll assume
when the test comes on the tariff re-
vision measures.
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Disliked Aunt's Home.

Mrs Margaret Miscll OF ia south Sixth
West street. called at tho city Jail yes
terday and, in the presence Of Chief B
r.. Grant had long talk with Miss
Hussy She wanted her TO 20 back, but
admitted that her husband had objected
or complained when the girl Was there.
as they had children OF their own and
he seemed 10 feel that Hannah was in
their way. She thought however, that
the complaints would not be heard any
more. but tho girl was aycrse TO re-
turning especially after she had lost her
long hair.
While this conversation was going on
Sergeant John J. Roberts remembered
the home or the bg-heartcd citizen and
lost no slime in visiting it. lie told all
the circumstances and when he had in-
Ished and asked the woman OF the house
what she thought OF such a Sirl he re-
ceiVed tho answer. ''She is just the girl
that | want and need Have them take
her oul 10 my home right away"
Sergeant Roberts immediately returned
and notified the chief OF police and the
girl and her aunt Half an hour later.
accompanied by Mrs, Zela Clifford. mat
ron al the city iaiI. the Young woman
was whiskcd to her new home in tho
greyhound, Her father Is a mining man
and IL away from home great deal.
aud Ire officers were not able 10 locate
him yesterday. AS the girl has been
staying with ner aunt for some time, lie
probably does not know that ahe has
found new home
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SHUSTER SAILS
FOR NEW YORK

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON. Feb. 1l.-W. Morgan Shu-
ster sailed for America on the George
Washington today. his wife end two chill
dreu joining him at Chcrbourc.
During his stay in London Mr.. NShu-
sier has been constantly entertained,
meeting Sir Edward Grey and practically
every other Englishmau Interested in
Persian affairs. Before embarlIins Mr..
Shustcr said:
II have vet to meet any E,Delishinan
not personally connected with the for
eign office who did not agree With the
British policy in Persia. England has
made a great mistake there and she VIII
find II out.
Sir Edward Grey treated me cordially
and seemed anxious 10 get at the real
facts Of the case. | told him what ]
knew frankly aud freely. OF course I
can't tell everything we discussed. but
l am confident that the British sense Of
Justice viii demand that Persia get
sauare deal
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
WILLIAM C.. FREEMAN

The A ID V Z II Il / s | Nc
MEMS LEAGUE of New
York has undertaken a
great work.
A GRIEVANCE COM
MITTEE is industriously
engaged in ferreting out
the fraudulent advertisers.
in order to PROTECT THE
HONEST ADVERTISERS
who greatly predominant
in every community.
Not only will this com
mittee try to discover the
unreliable advertiser, but
Continued on Page six)
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DOOLEY

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of Archey road the keen, kindly critic of life with again
True policy of obtaining for lis readers the best ea
The Tribune with that it will add
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The first article by Finley Peter dunno the who
ated Dooe will appear Sunday The subject Of Dooeys
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Doocy and his old chum lIemessy will carry delightful
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This will be addition other fascinating of
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toons Silk Harry Nell Brnbey Ella Wheeler
Wilcox Mabel Urner, Wipsor McCay,
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