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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
couRTIEs FoR ps. snAw.

Dr. Anna Howard shaw. president
~ the National woman's Suffrage
Association. who arrived In Pensacola
last night. and who viii speak a.
tho Opera House this evening AZ eight
o'clock under the auspices of the PEN
sacola Equal Suffrage League win De-
extended number o. courtesies
while in the city.
Al io.so o'clock DR. shaw viii en-
Joy boy trip. az which Mrs. 4. +.
AcDavid win be hostess. and a. one
O'Clock Il the san Carlos hotel nr.
shaw win be entertained az luncheon:
et three O'Clock tals distinguished
guest viii be taken for an automobile
ride. and on her return VII be eater
tanned a. the beautiful home Of Mrs.
n. r. Mitchell on Twelfth avenue with
afternoon tea.
Dr. shaw b. a guest al inc San Car
les hotel during her stay IN the city.
She win speak this evening prompt
l9 at eight O'clock e. ne Oprea House.
and the public is cordially invited T.
hear her
The mayor and city commissioners
and the representative from this dis
trict have been extended special in
vitationa - hear Or shaw At the
opera House this evening. and have
accepted but this Is not an invita-
ton affair Ou the contrary & 4
hoped that an who cm arrange 10 "a
ao, VII attend and there "a absolutely
~ charge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
THREE STEAM
VESSELS HERE
TWO CONE FoR BUNKER COAL.
WHILE THIRD WILL FIJI OUT
FOR LIVERPOOL. TAXING
LARGE COTTON CONSIGNMENT.

Three steam vessels reached port
yesterday but only one Canae for Uar-
SO, this being the Spanish steamer
OraCia, which was berthed on the east
side of Tarragona wharf. where a
quantity Of steel viii be loaded. after
which the Gracia viii be hauled
around ia the slip. % fH out Tor Llv-
erpool, loading a large consignment
81 Cottun among other items
The British steamers Moragan and
the Victoria d. Larrinaga were the
vessels which are here Tor bunker
coal. the former coming into port
light. and viii SO hence to Galveston.
TO fill cut with either wheat or cotton.
the captain not knowing what would
be the cargo last night lie came
here FOR ordera
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
NFLAMED ECZEMA
ON WHOLE BODY
Red and Unsightly. Terrible Burn
Ing. Could Not Sleep. Clothing
Aggravated. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed in One Month.

Coawzs.. MaryiAna. --- sly eeHemA be~&s
sith severe itchins. sfy vhois body ws<
affected wfth ths excepsion 81 nay face ano
hanaAs Is then teok the form of ws1ery
plmplsn which were rcd. innamsd ana un-
aghtly. ThsFe was terrible harninx ana
: could not sleep. I could mes help scraseA-
ms whaoh hvitaaea thsm. My eieshiaa
aGxrav11sA 80 troab&e1
i txtsd rsm@aiss and liquid mxiphur,
bat ell that I us@d failed until I used ne
catieusa Soap anA otntmsna The trsahis
had lasted month besnre using them.
They afforded relief IN one week after uslng,
and sha ecxemz was healed IA o1s naonshA"
tslgnedl Henry To9geu. Novsmbsr Q. 1914.
Yea may Try these @oria famous. super~
creamy emosiienss and proshyl.etics fss
the eompssxioa. skin and scalp before yes
bug then- They DO - much mere than
prdsnary SOAPS erranas. etc. that ahe tFff.
Inns extra oo~t sao1ia net prevenf thear 49,
exclusively. We wtsh poi - kssw them.
writs to-day fsr FRA IRA.
Sample Each Free by Mail
Win s2-p. skin Book On reaas~G Ad-
aran pessnard sACusieurn. Dept. r. n~x
a~n." s@Ad fhrsaxhoas ahs weraa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
II.
Market and Grocery
40 Hast Wriahs street
phone f8aT

Nard SECS. per dozsn .... sec
FoFterheass steak, pr pound zoe
t.oin ard Sound steak. ner
rNAn0 .sstsstsss essssft. sta@
nsef Reast. best sutt. per
nnWnu ss..sfss ss.sa. tsc
Eleef Remst. aooa cuts. per
poNHa tsessss#s tssst..ss ss. ta1.
veal ara Nuttsn. noast and
Cnseas PEE Sound ...s..sts.H8t
svestern perk chOpa per
eoitHd ,.st.s-.s.st. tt+t.s.ss 80
Country pork. HANS. psr
n@NR@ sNs+ss tstssf sa+ .ttts. f81
courtry psrs chops. per
sound .ts.s.t +...-.t.s ss..s.s. tee
s~tftss prenlun Rams, Nhoie,
naF pumna ssss. ss.s..s.tt.e4ss4.ae $50
asssft's Premium tsams, sliced
rer po4na tsssss+sesrsssss...s.s .s2a
Erwskfass aaoon, f-ib eartoas
At~Sat tss-frrsft sfsst. .ssa t.ts- @se
areatfast aacoa. horne sliced,
Ger p8und s*-ts. ..s.s.ssss,st .&8c
nrsasfnat sacon buis, Ger
heena tss-fssts+ss.s sssssss.ss &c
Picnic Nanns. whole. psr Sound. sc
HreokHrte pork Sausage. per
N&NN1 tst.s=.ss ssfa ~ EkE
Asns made An-Pork sausaas
ner pound .4.s ..-.. ......s as
Sausage @sn8. poFk are
Sees, Der paund ss.+ .s.. ... SEC
Vienna Sausage, per pesno .tso
Arwourss Pors Sausage. psr
N@@n& t esse tsts tFs.f@G
Pofk scare Rios, pee pouna i. 800
neet Creamery Butter. s eounda
500 seg peura sees. $50. .. esc
- pounds eFanuiatsa SUGAR si.ao
20 eounaa neat tsead Rlcs.
per peund ... ~ Efuo
W1nner ard Magnolia WHk.
asf Can RI t.sss+.. roc
fFiah Potatesa. Der nsek .fse
Dry SAT- Meat clear 81 rihs,
per p1unu .s-s +es. .ss -.4s Sc
Dry sait piats Meat. Der
Fo&Ho saa. . tee
piv set sheusaer Meat. Ger
epNna ss.s a4r. $685.. go. SO
cenposHd Lard. per nouna Sc
ptrc Lsaf Lard. or seana sc
Tie rop" plaia Eicsr. best
naaoe l. pounds ssei ~
~e3nos .. $40
s'eysicenfs" asig-ririna Faoas,
best nase. Il pounaa s@c -
Pe1aas ,rss .st s..s. SD
- q k seif.Faalna Fleur. Z
pouneMs s9es r. rouncs ei.eg
ofaaae plain Fieurs - pounda.
eoci - peanas SEES. y. .ai.e0
Nice lct 81 csioksns. Iaat ~
ceiveo trem are eauntry, per
Sound $50. .s.s .F.s ..s. ~ zoe
Easis Br4na nutssS. per - rs
Win ea1h 500 purchase (sxaspt
ssaart, 81 0reesriss ara Meats.
ma w4t1W give ere neuma best
cruanxrF Hafter fpF goc.
100 head ~ rice 0opnera. fust
$3.50 Irrna re coantrg. e 20 aac
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
MISS VIOLET ooNzALExs
PORTRAIT WINS HoNORs.

a large and perfect likeness ~ Miss
Violet Gonzales has been made b one
of the best known, and leading photo
graphera Of the South, and sent 20
the Panama Exposition IN San Fran-
ctsco where Il was entered ia =
Photographic display called. Types 81
lsoStiest American Womanh0oa
Miss Gonzalez who has sat upon
request for some 81 the countries best
talent, and whose pictures may be
aeen In Neverai ~ the largest photo
graphic art studios Ia the North and
South has been considered ~ artists
AZ possessing q face 81 fauitless pre-
potisna and most apir1tueiis beauty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
lab. CANDY FREE.

Every Saturday and Nor !.
day l-4-lb. box Huyler's
finest candy free with every
cash purchase Of 50 cents or
more. az D'Alernbertes
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
Political Announcement


aidafm - succeed myself as Commits
sloaer ~ Public Works. subject 20 tie
action ~ the cfty democratic primary.
IL afm reelected promise to give
she auties ~ fhs office the sane dld.
gent attention 81 the future sH in tife
TE4os IL IonSEoN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
70 slNo At WASHINGTON.

Miss Grace DeCump wiz k.nz
Mira, az acerhe iagrinio SUNDAY even
ms a. Warrington and Rev. J. q At
lard win deliver his closing address
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
s0-cent candy. 39c a pound
today only at Balkcom's.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zirkelbach are
the proud parents 81 a fine baby girl
born 20 them on Monday night AZ
their home on Little Bayou Mrs
Zirkeihach before her marriage was
Miss Modesto Peake. daughter 80 Mr
and Airs. Philip Peake
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20

Furniture stored. Ferriss
Warehouse & Storage Co.
Phone 1912.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-20
TO-DAY

is Candy Day at the Crys-
tai Pharmacy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
@uttiuluSrOer plaiOirt IdlnlOia.

&o6efer. R..gy 1. @ldr8. TT
Syobn s. s. &emsoeu bon SDraciiic,
ser bier megen Grmoroung ieiner
@ottin pro5eiiirt muroe, pIaioirte
bcltte iduloig ouf Die glnflage ocs
TootidIoss, ipomit Die Bodybuilding
Gin plotlibcs Gnoe fnno.
Ole @ertbeioigung giemsOen'S
ftiitte iib bornebmli6 oorouf OoB
er ourd @eriibte be5iieli6 Der nn-
gebliden 8e8iebungen ieiner @ottin
5u einem W8onne bel Dem iie ais
StenoeropbiItin engaeirt mar, sum
@obnlinn getrieben iporOen lei.
Hensoen ipiiroe 81 niht ipenieer
ais 9 sSobr uno 6 @lonoten rnO niht
n1ebr oIs 10 Sabre 6 @aonote 8udt'
bous berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

9ladt bIiebeu mir nod in g. unO
riidteu am auoeren Gage in uuiere
alto Stellng i'm Sdiibeugraben
tpieOer Elm. @lit 6reuOen purOeu mir
bier ermartet.
gtnA iedstdgigem 9IufeutbaIt bier
I'M Sbiisengrabeit iino mir MN in
9. 6ier fam man bod genliitbli6
ieine idriftli1en glrbeiten erleoigeu.
9a5u Bat man i'm S1iibeugraben
Weuig 2uit unO 8eit, oenn bort gie6t
es INNER genug 8u ar6eiten. @ir
babeu BORT 10 OieI @aiier inn @roben,
Dab bel Gag imO g}a6t gepumpt
merOen muB. Inn aud oieIeu 6einO
81 iiberipinoen. 9hi9 uniere @ilIo
SurnueI beginnt BON Dem oielen
@aiier baufdllig 5u peroen, uno mir
miilien lie wieoer in Sronlng brin-
gen. 9lber alle oieie llnannebmli1-
feiten iino iofort oergeiieu, wem mir
bier in 9. iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

nibt me6r 10 Oiele ar6eitenOe &rGfte
sur gerfiigumg itcben tpie ionit. IT.
Gos piro ii6 6ei Der 6riibiabrsbe.
lteIIung iebr fiibl6ar MAIDEN. 9ie
glrbeiten f0Hnen MIR Iangiamer &c.
leiitet peroen, nnmcntIid, ieitOem
Die SaferbeitGnoe Der 2onopirtbe
bei6Iognabmt porOen iino, uno Oie
@erfiitterlngsmenge pro Gag rmO
Yfero pif Orei @fun0 ~ alio peni-
ger ols bis6et perfiittert purOe II
beidr6nft moroen lit.
Die 9Sreiie fir 9ortoffeltt oie Sic
9anowirt6e erbalten, iinO ais reft
lo5neno 81 be5ei6nen au6 iuenn
man beOenft, DAB sic &ortoffeIernte
oiesmaI ni6t 10 rntionel 6eIuirft
iueroen fonnte, pie es notbpenOig
mar. Ger Wlongel an geeignetem
9lr6eitSperional 5pong n6mliA Die
9eiiber oa5u, sic aortoffeIfelOer 10
i6neIl mic m0glih r6umen 81 Iuiien,
poOur1 on ein5elnen Stellen grobe-
re %ro8entiGse nidt geforOerter Scar
toffeln oerblieben iiuO ais IN nor
maIen Sobren.
@os Die Notwithstanding an-
6elongt, 10 miro man I'M oIleemei-
nen nit ungefGbr oemielben glnboil-
oreol 5u rednen 6o6en wie i'm Sor-
iabre. SSreili9 peroen an ein5elnen
Stellen @eri6ie6ungen Der 6rlidt-
orten eintreten niilien. 3ur @eitel-
lung ser 6riibiabrsinaten iteben Dor
alien nod Oie ruiiiiden @anoer-
arbeiter sur @erfiigung, Oeren 0fiid-
fcbr infolgc Oes 9rieges ourd Die
Gegierlmg nift erloubt porOcn lit,
uno Oie i6nmtlib aif Oen LAMB
mirtbidaftliden 8eiiburgen IN
GeutidIanO befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

Geoor &opioS, Soma, 4.
@1dr5. SnrrD Sisbel ein 2ofomo-
tiDfiibrer, puroe getootet lno odt
g1bnangeiteIlte mirocu berlebt, 5ipei
oarunter III lebensgefdbrlider @eiie,
ais cine BON Jis6cl oelenftc 0ianeir.
2ofonlotibc Der u9iod Ssloio 8obn"
imcontrolirbnr wuroe unO in oen
Sdnell5ug glr. 26 Der oGbicogo rno
giortbpeitern 9abn" binein ronnte.
Son Den 4aiiagieren muroe giie-
mon0 perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

ben sic Sdufigfcit 0ieicr ceial'"'' l.6o'
Der SGnoe bel M0roern berp0lsssd r.a18'sd.
ben. Ger aorperbau mar le"s aaSirll
tig unO oo6 mllsfuI0s. GoS V's Kim.
0es I2orral aeiste feline ungelU'5n o,t
Ii6en UterfmaIe uno mar eQS' 4,
ousgebiloet, unO namenirp siu.
Stirntpinoangen oeliteteu Oarap g ,',it
ooB Der 8eiiser oieies @cQlrD's 6c.
feinem @}angel oil SuteA'9'"'
baftet aepeien NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
5dJtrBitbatteea ais 5dtmIfadD.
SIRE GnH6rnug init grmsgeuem in Der 5urbOuugsne nnO in
b66aeH aHabeutlufcu Sum6ng's OOrgeIdageu.

uClOllHltN ulSltl tLllSHlluJell <DutlH-
he Bat Or. Hot6.
glber oos geniigt nidt geniigt ait6
Dem nS6iibenoater~ iel6it nibt 0a-
ber iein neuer glntrog @r lit ieBt
in Der Gage, ins 5u iagen: Ser &rieg
Ie6rt ms, Dob mir redt seba6t pa.
ben; aber 5ugleib, oaB mir meiterge.
ben, oaB mir mebr tbun miiiieil
Gs III iebt Elm a0eiltider guno fir
Wilit1rmafien~ in ser 9iloiug be.
griffen; geitern murOe Die @runola-
&c Oo3u in ser &eids6atptitaot ge.
legt. Gicies &orba6cn 6emegt iid
auf ser BON fSomburg geeebeneu
9iidtlinie. SSn3piiden riiiten mir
Sam6irger aus, Die 9lrbeit auf bic
lem pi6tigen@e6iete nod iddrfer 81
foiien un0 pieOerun Elm Gorbilo 5u
aeben. GoS S6ieBen nit Dem Pr
meegepebr ioIl freiruilliger 2e6ree.
genltanO Ser SortbiloungsiHule inO
Der anabeniduleu perOen. @an5
o6ne 3tueifel perOen Gr. 9lotb unO
Shul3e fir ibren glntrag cine itatt,
libe 8obl bon llnteridriften gewin-
nen; unO oud Die 8orOerlng, Dab
Die itaatliben geitrdge 81 Dem @erf
erb0bt perOen miro boifentlih al.
lerieits ge6illi9t peroen.
Ger arieg lit aud bier ein gro.
Ser 9e6rmeiIter; iulO iper BON i6m
Iernt, brau6t Iib Oes friiberen, aus
mnnHerlei GinfIiiiien erfIdrIicben
Srrtbluns nidt 81 iddmen. @eld)
elm Bills ipGre es, menn in Sen MN
fon1nenOen &erbonolungen ii6er Sen
Rot6'Ihen 9lntrog ser neu III Die Sc
9oroe fir Oie SortbiloingsiAlllen ge-
iud6lte io3ialoemofrotii6e 8ertreter
ooS @ort ergriife inO Die in Son-
burg ipriidtportIid geporoene uuor.
me 2an5e" fir Sen glntrag einlegtel
9l6er mir mohten nod ipeiterge.
6en. genn ii6er6oupt enlpfo9len
meroen fam, OieieS @erfo6ren ein.
5ui6logen, 0onu lit es audi fit sic
3eit na6 oem Griege 81 enipfe6len.
Sir Die 8eit olio in Der mir DOS
@ulper trodeu 6alten"; in Ser mir
uns bereiten iollen fir cine 3ufilnit,
oie 9lienano fennt. @s ite6t oo6ih
o6 ser ongenommene glntrog fir Oen
gegenmdrtigen &rieg nod bon 9e-
oeutling iein tciro; feiner bon unS
fam genau iagen, mann Die &raft
unierer 6ein0e ge6roHen iein wirD.
@s fann ieit ooB eS nod longe
md6rt, es faltn o6er ntdj ii6cr gtndt
fommen. 9lber aud uenn es iiber
g5adt fame, bdtte Ser @cOanfe Oes
glntrogs ni1ts BON iciner @iiltigfcit
eiuaebiiBt; oenn iofort nit oem 6ric.
oensi6lulie r. oas 6a6en MN iuobl
9lQe gelernt miro uns 0os 0Yora
belhim~ 6eginnenl
glus oieiem 0jrunoe miiroen mir
gar ni6ts oogegen 6o6en penu ans
oem erIten glbiHnitte 0es 9lntrags
sic g9orte oiiir sic Touer oes arie.
geS" geItri6en ipiirOen Gs bonoelt
iib bod nm W}aBno6men Oes &or-
bereitltug, Inn 0lle6ungen" Gie
8eit ser lle6ungen ober 1T nidt Der
arieg, ionOern ser 6rieoen. Ger
arieg lit Oie @rfiiairg, lit Die groBe
9iednungsleging; iif oos @rge6uiB
Der ue6ung - gIei6mie ser 6elo5ug
oas GrgcbniB Ser @2onoOer, Oer5elO-
oicnit-llebungen lit ltc6una modt
oen @leiIter; I'M 6rieoen iiben mir
uns, int Grieee ober iollen mir Wlei.
tier iein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
GmeliIdcr sdriftIteIer toOt.

2onoom 1. @fdr5. Sronf
{. 9uIen, Ger engliide 9liltor iino
ReiieplauOerer, iit beute in waootira
eeItorben. gr mar beloiioers ais
@erfoiier bon Seegeidbidteu befannt.
er muroe i'm Sabre 1857 oeborcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

Simmer ocriel0e. 5i5lss,
ipie ge6t cs ociuenl OTu,,~ ~ s',r
INNER ss'r nod 70 scritrelitg' idliaIs,I,.lii''
es miro bon Eag 81 SoS oaSoieilor s'' rs
berg, Oa bot .er ieiit @las ,1Sffdp'''
Der goiule aus Dem V''
ocfiiut~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Ger GeIidtsansOritf Oes gumben-
merfcrs.

luCl IllS.
Sieriulter Ioa nift ser ipanuenoe
9lus6rlld peritanoen iein, nit oen
Der normole 01eni9 in 8efoIgung
Der i6m geuoroenen @eieble i'm
@riege cine gonl6e idlcuoert, ion-
orrn es iei all cine llnteriuduug ere
innert, Die elm Sebrer oil Scr iponi-
ihen llniberlitGt in 8ollaooliO, Or.
9lntonio 2e6a-Wfar5a, iiber Die for
perlihe 9eiAaffen belt uno naments
lid iiber 0ie@eii1tsbilOung BON Wla-
teo Wlorrol, Dem llrbeber oes 8om-
benottentats BEL ser Soh5eit Oes &o-
nigs bon Spanien, borgenonmen
bat. 9Io1 ieinen glnga6en modtc OaS
@eii6t Oieies N2annes 5undbIt pobl
ni1t 0en @rnorud cines tDpiiAeu
9(nar1iiten, ie0od fii6rte cine gelau-
ere @riiilng 5ur gntOeduug gepiiier
Merfmale, ole bon 9ombrolo un0 ieis
nen glnbGngern ais 3ei6en menihli-
der g1itorting ermittelt morOen
iiu0. Iie 9lu9enbrauen bcidotteten
Oas @eiiht in alIffdlligem @roOe uno
perlieben i6m eincn etipos finiteren
9lusorld. 0ieie @ri6einung iolI
naM Sombroio BEL ger6rehernotureii
0oppeIt 10 6Gilfig iein ais bel nor
malen Menihen gIod Den 6eititel-
liingen 9ombroio's lit etluas mebr
OILS ein @iertel Der &erbreHer nit
Oerortigen 9(ugen6rouen ailSgeltattet,
mdbrcnio N}ira6ello oas Wierfrnal
io9ar bel fnIt Der SGlftc perbreheri.
ider @erionen geilmOeu baben mill.
9ei 5rauen lit oieie @i9eni6aft iel-
tener ais BEL Mdnnern. 5erner mar
BEL Dem poniIden gom6enmerfer
Oos ainn ouffalleno Ooritebeno, Ser
llnterfiefer itnrf eiltipidelt ltn0
moblgeforlnt Ger llmtonO, OaB
Der llnterfiefer ii6cr oen O6erfiefer
berausgreiit, 5eiAnet eleidfalls Die
@eiic1tsbil0ung bon 8erbre6erll,
namentlid) bon m1nliliden bGufig
aus, mo 3wnr no1 Eeli foIt 8mei
6iinftel ollcr Safe. Se6r 9oraftcri.
itiId wareit al W}oteo N}orral 0ie
Obreu, inSbeionoere Our6 ibre Ser
idieoen6eit imtereinanoer. @16reno
ouS linfe feline erbebliHe 9lbmeidung
bon Ger 9em0bnliben gntpidhug
5cigte, mar ons rehte iebr offen16n-
lid oilrb Oas 5eblen Der dnBercn
ObrrinOc, Die flahe @ci9offen6eit
Der goii5en Sbrnlnifel uno sic I'M
Oollitdnoige @ntuidling Ser anor-
pelfaltcn.
9ie Obren itonoen ni1t ie6r bonn
aopfe o6, eleiden olio nidt ben
Senfelobren ole bel @er6re6ern imo
Soioten 10 oft berbortreten. sic
iuoren ober lang uno ais iogenonnte
Sibobren 6u be0ei6ncn, bel oenen
oas Sbrldpphen foIt gang nit Ser
&opf6aut berl1niol5en lit. 9(ud
oieie mongel6aftc SeI6itltGnoiefeit
Oes Sbrldpphens miro in gSerbiii.
Dung NIT einer flo6en 9luSbiloung
Der 0brnuilhel BON oen @crtretern
Der crinineIlen g(ntbropologie fir
Die 9emiiicn @rooe beroddtig gebal-
ten Sic gfaie oes Wlorrol NOR
geraOe, ober on Der @lr3el le6r tief
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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22

The Bulletin can be heard clear across
the continent.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22
STATE AUTHORITIES RESPONSIBLE
New York World Says Governor Abdi-
Gated in Favor of Gunmen.

How the independent Eastern press re-
CARDS the injustice done labor in the
Lawson verdict is shown from the fol-
lowing editorial excerpt which appeared
in the New York World
Colorado law asserts itself bravely as
it convicts John h. Lawson of murder in
the first degree. Lawson led the strik-
ing miners at Ludlow when the tent
colonies in which their families lived
were attacked by deputy sheriffs. The
deputy sheriffs were for the most part
imported gunmen, many OF them ON the
pay roll of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company.
In one of the fights that preceded the
massacre of women and children at Lud-
low deputy sheriff was killed. 1t was
not claimed that Lawson fired the shot,
but as he was chief of what the law re-
CARDS as a conspiracy to commit crime
he was held responsible.
This is excellent law where law OBJ
tains 1t is very poor law in county
like that of Las Animas where the state
of Colorado had abdicated in favor of
corporations and their murderous hire
lings.
when the commonwealth disappeared
from the mining region the hope OF JUS
tice accompanied it. Such law as was
administered was corporation law. Prac-
tically every visible agent OF government
was q corporation employe.
THE warfare that resulted was law
less on both sides and only by recogniz-
ing that fact will it ever be possible fair
" to pass upon the guilt of the partici-
pants.
"Of the responsibility OF the great alb
scntee. the state itself, there can be no
question Colorado will hardly convict it
self in it's own courts. But it might at
least forego the further infamy OF pun
i-hing men for offences that would not
have been committed if Colorado had
done its duty"
ELI ,,r ,,n,, sn,v IL in The Bulletin.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22
LIVE COUNTRY ITEMS
NOTES FROM FLAT TOP.

News is scarce. You can pretty nearly
tell it all by saying, everybody is busy
in their fields"
i. j. Echternachts visited at j. X.
Sutton's Sunday Also Elvin and Lloyd
Shppy.
Our postoffice failed to start business
as has been expected. Red tape take
long time TO unwind.
John Swartz is plowing for Fred,
Mr.. Ford, having finished fifty acres for
Mr.. Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Arsdall are both
much better. They were calling in the
valley of late.
Nearly every farmer is wanting n hired
man. Work is very urgent, ground is in
such good shape for work
Burt Blair seems to be living in Limon
He brought Charlie Martins hired man
out to the ranch last week in the old
reliable Ford.
The new buildings and breaking on the
east one-half section begins to make the
McFillon's ranch look homelike.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22
Bakers

The most nefarious scheme for de-
frauding the people OF the nation was
discovered by the investigation conduct
ed by the New York state authorities
when they discovered the ingredients of
bread made by the Ward Bread company,
that it contained "a per cent OF plaster
OF paris, and devoted themselves to the
problem OF how to wiring the most profit
from the consumer and the most work
from the toiler-the greatest output at
the lowest wage and the longest hours
OF labor-all for more profits for the
bread trust and their agencies. No heed
is given to the human-no thought of the
safety or health OF the worker or the
consuming public But there is one group
OF workers who have organized for the
protection OF themselves and the bread
consuming public, and their product
bears the union label OF the Bakery and
Confectionery workers. Therefore insist
on Union Label bakery goods.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22
News of the Labor Unions
United Laborers

Notice.-The next regular meeting OF
Local No. 1879 will be held Tuesday.
May %. Hall No. 5, Club building.
The busines agent reports a successful
trip to the Mountain parks. Five new
candidates We're obligated.
Vincent Welsh is taking his spring va
cation on account of wet grounds at
the tennis courts.
About sixty men came down from the
Mountain parks to cast their votes at
Tuesdays election.
For election dope see Financial Secre-
tary James Calderwood.
Rufus Garlick has not yet come to a
realization that the municipal election
is over.