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BRANDEIS F?MED
FOR TRUST WARS
Has Championed Public
in Many Battles Against
Corporations.
rURNED FROM I. R.
TO SUPPORT WILSON
w.is Opposed for Cabiael by
\ow i ngl?nd Democrats Won
Spurs in Boston Subwaj Fight.
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loofccco Cempaay, in Which litij-atiun
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of Now York la ?/?? Pal of thai year
he male a notable argument befoie the
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CARRANZA OUSTS
OBREGON'S AIDS
I irst Chiefs Own Men
Made Governors in
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BY CUSTOMS RIDER
Wanted for Akera .Murder. I'ris
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Vsleta Jailyard.
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Radical Lawyei Will Be Conaerrallre
Judge, Saya old tdrereary.
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\pin.inimeni Greeted Bitterly.
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DFMAND INCREASE
IN COAL MINE WAGE
Minors in I onveatloi Call for
10 and 20 Pet Cent Advaaces.
Indlaaapolia. Jnn ? rhs I "'-??
Mme Werben of Asenrka aoehlod U>
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|ated by Ihe anthraeil ? mine
rorkera of Peoneylmnie leal loplem
her, m!?i>iiii: 'o? ?' ? 0 pel eenl .i lennce
in wages, eomplete recognition of ti1""
union, and mi eight bom da) for ?lay
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Amour the other demande, In the
...ft eoal Aelda, H an eight-hour day
'rom t ht? time the mlnei enter? the
-nine until he ?merg?e. Phe working
placet in 'he mines are sometimes ons
to two m <??? from the entrance, and the
era e he pe Id I or tb? I ime
n ?. m king or ? iding t te rarloui
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an idle da* Inateaa of weekly
half days ere demandad A two?year
. asked In b< th ,l ? snthrn
r\'n m?.I bituminons dlstrlets
FLARES WIPE OUT
4 DU PONT SHOPS
$100,000 Lost, 7 Burned by
I Fires Fed by 180,000
Pounds of Pou tier.
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BOOM HAYWARD
FOR PRESIDENT
Circumnavigators Back
Him, but Spanish Dancer
(ids All Hie Voles.
DEFY IMMON RUM
TO TUNi: OF HYMN
I hur low W. Barne?-. Denounces
Foreign Language Newspaper*.
as Patriotism Menace.
At a moating behind rloae?! ?lour?
?Dalaoalee'a last night, m whieh ea
Governor Fort and oth?-r Republlcam
i of national promlnenro won? pr?tent.
: Thurlo-v Weed n*irne". bro?h'-r of Will?
iam Marnes, former ?balrman of U?B
Rep.ibiiran State ' ommltte?. telare I
in favor af ColOBOl William II H?y
ward for tin? I'reatdenrv on ?he I???.')1'
llcnn tlrket
Cheer* which greeted the niming of
?Invernor Whitman's '--tnipaig-r, man
ag.-r ihi?wed that the prominent men
at ?'.? meeting were strongly in favor
, of raiiin?: ColoBol Hayward from tbe
Publ ? Ben ee CommtssloB to th*
White Bouse Mr Harne? promised to
trj to BWiag 'he New York ?lelejjation
1 tu Uayward, and ?ihi?! that be weald
i)?e all hi? influence with hi? brother
to di-i ?\ lliam Ba-raaa waa no'
presai I
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not ?-uro about public opinion, fot- be
tur.? his name ???) mentioned a young
Span I , ?it ttle mo-.' that, a
I ehemis? on, was brought
tu 'h,, rentre of the mom in a bnatte',
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FATHER OF MURDER
relis of Threats A gains! Bronx
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DOPE SMUGGLERS
Department Boat Captain
and Mason Accused In
Hiker's Island Trade.
LEWIS HUNKS FIGHT
ON BAM) IS OVER
Prisoners last of Oaag, Com
mlfsloner Says (arpenter,
in Jail, Pleads utility.
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l'vu empl? ? f the De|
i orrection ware srreeted yeaterdaj 01
? he charge of aupplying the inme
t ho '.t <.i khouae a ith di uge, ?
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Daniel McHenr . o( the ?:' pat tn
boa! J? leph ne whltney, and \
Bonomo, a boee n)M?.,t., employed on
? Riker'i [eland. Phi ? ? ? ed ui?
I In Ib" ' ?' eonarich I eel po
arreat? .
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Commlaaloner Burdette '? Lewis *>f
? .. . rrection Depart
? ??o arrett'i would dean i.p the band of
rontrnhari'l run? been
rarr\ ing "n ran ? Ira
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heels 'if the si reat 1 aal '
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CALLED BOILED CROW *
German Americans Oet Hint to
Ignore Election Daj.
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.'wall Croupi of Winter Apparel
*35 -.*65 Coats.? $I5* $25
*95 *M 25 Velvet Coats M5
$45 i.,$95Dresses?" $25' M 5
?-65 .. $95 Suits - $35
Tailored Hats s3
LIKE HOT DOGS?
WEAR MUSTARD HA
Appropriate Dress Club l rj*i
C ?stiime That I its Habits
and Temperament.
If yon aro a M? thodl ? and i
I 'proii'?. don't dre??; b? '
a Dul it and 1 -."'I *?*?* ?al?
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of Mr. Bl< eher Unny. iOQ I I
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formed le -? sun mei to :rz" -
romeo of America.
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FROM VERNAL SPREE
(old Winds Suepp the Country
from Cireat Lakes.
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Talk to Yourself
Your Own Acquaintance Is Worth While
Here Is One Way of Doing It.
Each one of US, when we hear a man?an educator,
n In i m er or a minister?discussing the Faults ofr a com?
munity, whither they be snobbery, indifference, laziness or
worse, immediatel) pat ourselves on the back, sit up a bit
aighter in mir rhair.s with a look or honest pride and say;
1 \\r man's right, but he doesn't mean me.
E '.?'h one o? ua ia apt to do two thingl in a great or
mluili way?c ondemn others and compliment ourselves, we
are pert; i : ! ? willing to ? Jir.it that our neighbors have some
.'.- all ol the little 01 big faults the m has pointed
but w< ? are tree from these tainti Of course, we
have ? faults, bul '.; r are we wrong in just those tn
?ri
Hie utter absurdity o? such a belief is proved b)
fact that we an- willing to believe ?: about our neighbor??.
\\ e ourselves are unkind, uncharitable?a bit insan I
lieving ?>?ir faults to be comparatively trivial.
I urthermore, \\"V.r ol US are perte? t. and all ol
the sam general cliarai eristics?the same tem| I i
1 lu h i.ii i nature is the same in California as ?t is ?n N ??,? v? ?rk
Every one <-t us must have one or mop* <>t th?ese faults we
. redit to ?)ur neighbors. It is impossible that any other
a i"ti can exist
talk to ? .. commune with yourself-*-?be hones!
with yoursell You wish to improve**?to be better. Aman
who do wo/have this desin cannot be altogethei lane
But how to improve) you ?ask.
Go to ( hurch Listen to your own minister. When
he speaks ol ome man's error search your innei ???>?
review your actions and ????? it at any tun*- you have rna?ne
that same mis' ,k<- <>r one similar to it Se?? if that min
doesri I m ?n ton ( )m e you see your own faults j ou !
made .i big stride toward overcoming them. lry it? iti
worth while?but make that trial NOW.
Go to Church To-morroW
No. 16 of Mcaad irn-, publi,h-.l hy Ihr Tribun- R--.ri?t. ?? R',,,"

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