INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS were oa the frontier. qualities than needed way down to the waist line. At a gala IS IT APPEARED TO HER voted. They say that everything he deep a* that, and so «n. at «acourage There is need present te performance In Paris given by the makes goes on his wife's back." of new The mission was looking hopeless the development abilities to Metropolitan Opera company of New which can be brought high perfection Mrs. Oelrichs, her eye fixed on the when suddenly she darted from the Mr*. Oelrichs Evidently Didn't Think THECATTLE MEN of only by a kind training useless In pioneer York—the most successful performance gowr's terrible V, said with a smile: shop and seized a passing gentleman Much Mr. Blank's Earning of times but these new qualities can Paris ever saw, and one whereat "Well, he must be making very little, by the hand. Capacity. only supplement, and never supplant, the then." $40,000 was gained for the Pluviose old, homely virtues the need for the "Will you please come into this shop special and distinctive pioneer virtues is Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, the bestdrebsed victims—many of the beautiful Americans with me?" she asked innocently. «s as great as ever. In other words, out woman in Newport, criticized in the $40 orchestra seats wore Practical Matching. 6 "Certainly, my chickabiddy," h« replied, civilization grows older and more complex, pertinently, at a recent dinner, these daring gowns, and now at Newport very What the little girl with the 15 cents "if I can be of any use. What while It 1s true that we need new Attends the Great Frontier Days the new dinner gowns of Paquin and they are often to be seen. in pennies wanted was some red ribbon forms of trained ability, and need to develop is it?" allot men whose lives are devoted wholly Mrs. Oelrichs stared at one with astounded of a particular shade for her mother. The little girl replied not, but led Celebration at Cheyenne. Is to the pursuit of special objects, it yet These clinging and filmy gowns are eyes at a dinner, and her She knew the shade, but she the wondering strapger to the counter. also true that we need a greater and not chiefly remarkable for the V-shaped neighbor said: couldn't explain it and all she could "There, miss!" she said, triumphantly. a less development of the fundamental back that they possess. The V—it Is "Isn't that new gown of Mrs. Blank's say was, it wasn't that, no, nor that frontier virtues. These virtues Include "Mother wants some ribbon the the power of self-help, together with the Incredible, but it. is true—opens all the a dream? Old Mr. Blank la so de- It was deeper than that, and not so color of this gentleman's nose." TALKS OF VIRTUES OF WEST power of joining with others for mutual help, and, what is especially important, Divining Rod 200 Years Old. ticular success was a blind man, in the feeling of comradeship, of social goodfellowship. The Counterfeit Southerner. value and exploit him in novels or Any man who had the good Winslow W. Fifield of Medford, whose hands the rod is said to have Of course, there are many counterfeits. plays where a "southerner" is a necessary Pioneer# and Their Successors Possessors fortune to live among the old frontier Mass., owns a metallic divining rod done marvels. A most amusing imitation is part of the stage machinery.— conditions must, in looking back, realise of Masterful Qualities brought from England more than two one that often passes for the typical hop? Everybody's Magazine. vital was this feeling of general Which Lie at Foundation of Nation's hundred years ago by one of his ancestors. A Strong Preacher. comradeship and social fellowship. There southerner in New York. This satchelmouthed are good men and bad men, in the new The rod, says Mr. Fifield, has The minister's eight-year-old daughter Greatness. braggart infests the cafes Wasted Sarcasm. communities just as In the old communities, been used successfully all over New was returning* with her parents and demands attention by his abusing The Philadelphia milk dealers who and the conditions on the frontier England and in the western mining from church, where the district superintendent Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 27. When the waiter for offending his delicate were such that the qualities ef the good recently raised the price of their districts. It is attached to whalebone and bad alike were rather more strikingly had that morning occupied sense of honor. "I hate a nigger, suh," Colonel Roosevelt stepped from the product to nine cents a quart and then manifested than In older communities, handles 12 inches long and weighs two the pulpit. he loudly proclaims, which is a sentiment train at Sioux Falls at 10:25 this morning lowered it again to eight appear to but among the men who tried to lead ounces. The handles have inscriptions "Oh, father," asked the little girl, that one never hears from thos'e he was greeted with the characteristic have been the subjects of a great deal hard-working, decent lives, there was a on them which are almost obliterated her face alive with enthusiasm, "don't to the manner born. He haunts the yell of the range given by a feeling of genuine democracy, which represented of unjust censure. They announced by age. you think Brother C. is a very strong an approach te the American theaters and parades the streets, since thousand cowboys and cowgirls who at the time of the raise that milk ideal which we certainly should do everything The person who brought the rod to preacher? I do." it is poor fun to practise his gentility could not be sold at eight cents without were on hand to act as an escort to in our power to preserve. We America was Isaac Greenleaf, who settled Gratified by this evidence of unusual in private. the distinguished visitor. The shout, loss. Finding that the consumers did not try to say that men were equal in Massachusetts. The rod became intelligence on the part of his He wears a wide black hat, mounts when they were not equal, but we did so familiar to him in days of old, made would not pay the new price, however, our best to secure something like an famous as a finder of water. After offspring, the minister eagerly inquired the table and yells whenever the band they are continuing to sell at the old, him laugh aloud in glee, and he grasped equality of opportunity and an equality of marking the place of many springs the into her reasons for her statement. plays a southern melody. Such a pretentious thereby qualifying as genuine philanthropists. the hands of every one who could reward for good service and moreover, rod was used in California, Colorado caricature would be harmless Every purchaser of milk get near enough to him. each man expected to be received, and, and North Carolina for locating by men "Oh," replied the little miss, artlessly, enough, but for the ridicule he brings on the whole, was received wherever he at eight cents a quart will doubtless Mr. Roosevelt's visit and the speech in quest of gold mines and other metals. went, on the footing that his merits warranted. "didn't you see how the dust rose upon the south. Unfortunately, popular hereafter feel that he is an object of he delivered later in the day formed One person who used it with par- when he stamped his feet?"—Judge. authors seem to accept him at face charity. the culmination of the annual Frontier Now so far as possible these qualities Days celebration wuich had attracted and conditions that bring about these to the city thousands of persons from qualities should be kept in the great floo dwinKing states which are growing out of the old all parts of the west and a large number frontier communities. We need to strive of tourists from more distant sections for the general social betterment of the of the country. people as a whole, and yet to encourage Individual liberty and set high reward Colonel Roosevelt's Speech. on individual initiative up to the point Out in the open air, under the blue where they become detrimental to the Clergymen general welfare. sky, a vast crowd assembled to hear Wrong Doers and Wrong Systems. the former president speak, and It heard one of the most important In continually and earnestly striving for speeches he has made since leaving this betterment of social and economic conditions In our complex industrial civilization, the White House. His address was as we should work In the old frontier follows: spirit of brotherly comradeship and When, at the close of my hunting trip good will. I do not mean that we should In Africa, I reached the borders of civilization, refrain from hating wrong on the contrary. the flrst Invitation I accepted waa I would preach flrey wrath When a small clique of men put up There Is seldom a day passes but each morning! It's meat and bread stroyed, men murdered and the long, this, to visit the capital of Wyoming on against wrong. But I would not preach a scheme to harness the clergy of somewhere in our country from one to to their souls. the day when the people of the frontier long list of atrocities practised-By such wrath against the wrong-doer, save America and induce the ministers to, a score of our fellow men are assaulted came together to commemorate their In those cases where his wrong-doing Then think of the lordly power, and Labor Trust members on other human achievements I was glad it was so, because really is due to evil moral attributes on in turn "hitch up" the members of the or murdered by members of this don't forget the steady flow of money beings who cannot agree with the I have a peculiar feeling for the his part and not to a wrong or false system, churches, we should all take notice. band. squeezed from the workman's hard trust methods. men and women of what used to be called of which he is almost as much the They couldn't harness the preachers earned pay enevelope. Then remember the homes blown Now for the better way. the "Far West," and especially for those victim as the beneficiary. Sometimes a in a bad cause except by deceiving But when these leaders "tie up" any up or burned. The families hounded, Workingmen are now organizing in of the cattle country. For a number of wrong represents the deliberate wickedness industry no man can hold a job who them. the rioting, burning of street cars, years I lived on a ranch on the Little the old fashioned trades union or of the wrong-doer, In which case refuses to pay fines even on trumped Ministers of the gospel are essentially wrecking of trains and attempted or Missouri, sharing work and play, good the remedy Is to punish him, but sometimes "guild" way, affiliated with the National up charges, and steadily pay fees fortune and bad fortune, with my neighbors it represents the effects of a false and fundamentally honest but, successful killing of passengers. Trades and Workers Association whatever they are. working on the round-up, serving social system, in which case the right like all men who work for the public The general disturbance of industry whose constitution provides arbitration as delegate from the Little Missouri course is to alter what is false In the The workman is absolutely at the good, they are at times mislead by and the thousands of dollars forced of differences with agreement round-up district to the Montana Stockgrowers' system. Both principles need to be kept mercy of this band of men who have false statements. from tax payers to pay extra police, for no strikes, boycott, picketing association, and even at times in view as guides to our conduct, and it secured and hold control. Trust them when they have exact sheriffs and militia to protect, even In or hateful coercion of any kind. acting as dej^ity sheriff at my end of the Is necessary sometimes to work In accordance Many and many an honest workman a feeble way, the citizens from the This Trade Association has evolved truth to speak from. county. I count those years as among with one and sometimes In accordance has raised his voice and appealed to mobs of members of the American from the experience of the past and the most valuable of my life, because with the other. Now for the story which should interest his fellows to rise and throw off the nothing breeds such community of feeling Before ending I wish to say a word on Federation of Labor. is the highest order of Trades Unionism every one for we are all either yoke of Gompers, et al. But, as one as, to work with one's fellowmen at their something which I believe should especially at the present day. receivers of wages or we pay to wage Then you will realize why the great life tasks, and to learn to know their interest all men who live in the writes, "At every convention of the Under its laws it is not possible for earners and the freedom of each individual peace-loving majority of over million 80 feelings by actually sharing them. The open country, and especially all men who American Federation of Labor, strong the Hod Carriers Union or the Street is at issue. Americans protest against the man of the west, throughout the successive during the past thlr+y years have lived opposition comes up but at the critical Sweepers Union to order the school growth of this crime-tainted organization stages of western growth, has always In various papers the following and worked on ranches, or have done moment the impassioned orator teachers or locomotive engineers to comprising perhaps one and onehalf been one of the two or three most their life work in the wilder parts of our statement has been printed. Read it appears and most dramatically puts quit work in a "sympathetic strike." typical figures—indeed, I am tempted to million jjjen, of which it Is estimated land, on the great plains or among the carefully at least twice. the spot light on the leader and covers say the most typical figure—in American mountain?. The phase of our national at least seven-tenths are peaceloving If any craft finds injusticeT'fhe casa "Interest in Labor Sunday. him with a mawkish film of 'martyrdom' life, and no man can really understand life in which the stockman, the mining is presented to properly selected arbitrators, citizens and are members by our country and appreciate what it really prospector, were the chief characters, was and the emotional delegates yell "Labor Sunday—the Sunday preceding coercion and are not In sympathy with testimony taken and the case is and what it promises unless he has not only a very important but also a in delight, forgetting the instructions Labor day—will be observed generally the three-tenths who have gained control presented to the public through the the fullest and closest sympathy with the very picturesque phase. Often such a of the peaceful workingmen at home this year and in future years and force their methods. press. Thereupon public opinion, that ideals and aspirations of the west. The phase passes without any great artist who desire to free themselves from throughout the United States. This We find that a few designing men greatest of all powers, makes itself prime reason for this Is to be found in arising to commemorate it. the odium of membership under the because of the American Federation the fact the westerner is so good an have seized control of the American felt and curiously enough a fair settlement The old-time backwoodsman, for instance, great advocates of strike, boycott, violence American. He is an American first and of Labor declaration for the observance Federation of Labor, just as some is generally the result. the man of the back country and hate." foremost for this is the great lesson, of that day. The numerous letters shrewd capitalists have secured control There is no strike, no loss of wages, who lived in the eastern forests through So we see the unequalled insolence friends, that all of ur need to learn and recently received at American which the waters ran eastward to the of some railroads and other interests no loss to the community and yet the to keep, the lesson that It Is unimportant with which these trust leaders propose Federation of Labor headquarters Atlantic and westward to the Mississippi, and are now twisting and turning faithful workers get their just treatment. whether a man lives north or south, east to "induce" ministers to pull passed away without any painter or from ministers is an assurance that them into machines for personal •or wesi, provided he is genuinely and in their chestnuts from the fire by sculptor arming who possessed at once interest in the idea of giving special profit and fame. There are many details which have good faith an American, that he fe^ls both the keenness of vision to see what preaching modern aggressive and violent attention to the cause of labor from •every part of the United States as his .been worked out by men skilled in These men cunningly plan to force a vital and picturesque figure the backwoodsman labor trust methods. own, and that he is honestly desirous to the pulpit one day in the twelve labor matters. was, and the genius adequately workmen, to join and pay 25 to 75 uphold the interests of all other Americans There is a better way to secure justice months is widespread. Our readers to present that figure. The artist who cents a' month in fees. It will recompense any interested in whatever sections of the country for workers, as will appear further are urged to try to bring about an understanding saw that picturesqueness of the backwoodsman man to know these details which can Various methods are used to "induce" they may dwell. along. in their respective districts lacked the genius adequately workmen to Join. be secured by a postal request for A hundred years ago, when men spoke Just a little diversion here. to commemorate it, while the artists of with representatives of the constitution and by-laws written to First, they talk of the "tyranny of of the west they meant the country between I am charged with having first real ability unfortunately had their eyes church so that ministers will make the National Trades and Workers Association, the Alleghanies and the Mississippi. capital" making slaves of workmen. turned towards Europe and lacked the robust brought to the attention of the public addresses that may attract trade unionists Kingman Block, Battle Fifty years ago the white man's west originality which the novelist Cooper Then they work up enthusiasm some years ago, the name "Labor to the churches in large numbers took in Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, and Creek, Mich. showed—to see where their chances lay about the "brotherhood of man" and Trust." for the day. Ministers should say what then skipped across to California and to do a great work. But In our generation, Reader, look carefully into this other talk which experience has A trust Is a combination of men or Oregon. The country of the great plains they think on the occasion in order for our good fortune a great artist great question of the relations of Capital shown excites the emotions of workmen and the Rockies, the country in which organizations for the purpose of selling arose who was capable of seeing and of that their trade union hearers may and Labor and its successful solution. and they are Induced to Join and you whom I am now addressing lead your recording the Infinite picturesqueness of their product at a profit and restricting put the right estimate as to where the The new plan works and lives and do your work, has grown up pay fees to the leaders. the life of the plains and the Rockies. church stands on the question of the production to effect it. brings results for the members. within my own lifetime. I myself saw The 5000 workmen in Battle Creek organization of labor. The more the We will say a large Oil Company Eulogy of Remington. and took part in the closing years of the I-became so favorably impressed are, as a rule, free from the dictates gathers in smaller ones and thus controls subject is discussed the better will it pioneer period, and it was my great privilege with the trustworthiness and practicability of the great Labor Trust and still get production. Of -course I speak of Frederic Remington. be for labor. Union ethics are sound. to work side by side with the pioneers—the of the leaders of this new labor the highest wages in Michigan. If He was one of those Americans who ranchmen, the miners, the —American Federationist." The Labor Trust "gathers in" local movement that I gave the Association they had yielded to the smooth talk by his achievements distinctly deserved cow-punchers, the mule-skinners, the bull trade organizations and thus has power Observe that "Labor Union" men a sanitorium at Battle Creek well of America. He worked with pencil, of the agents of the trust and joined, whackers—who actually opened up the® "are urged" to induce ministers to to say how much work each man with brush, with chisel, he was both a worth about $400,000 and with about country. I have seen the herds and flocks they would pay in fees from $1250.00 make addresses that will attract trade shall do. painter and a sculptor. His pictures and 300 rooms, to be used as a home for of the cattlemen and sheepmen supplant to $2000.00 a month to the big trust unionists to the churches "for the The Oil Company then fixes prices. his few bronzes are equally good. When the game I have seen the fortunate their old members and the helpless and be subject to strike orders any day." "Ministers should say," etc., The Labor Trust does likewise. my own regiment, a typically western movement by which the small farm has babies, sometimes made fatherless by time. regiment recruited mainly from the men The Oil Company may "use methods" tended gradually to take the place of the and winds up witb "Union ethics are the pistol, club or boot heel of some of the great plains and the mountains, Now they save that and put the great unfenced ranch. I now travel in to force an unwilling dealer to sound observe the hidden threat. member of the violent "Labor Trust." was disbanded at Montauk Pofnt, the officers every comfort on railways across lands money into homes and family comforts join. This is clipped from the American Suppose you attend church Labor and enlisted men joined In giving which, when I first rode across them, The Labor Trust men go further Federationist the organ of Sam Gompers, Sunday and hear what your minister me Remington's "Bronze Bronco Buster," were still the home of the Indian and the But the managers of the American and slug the independent man if he et al. a gift which I thought peculiarly appropriate has to say in defense of the safety buffalo and I find cities where one can Federation of Labor have worked tries to sell his labor without paying This clipping has been sent to papers coming from such a body of men. obtain not merely comfort, but luxury, In and rights of the common, everyday hard and long to harness them. fees and "obeying orders." They are In Remington's pictures all" the most throughout the country and the the places where thirty years ago there man. The trust has sent small bales of was not a building beyond a log hut or a vivid and characteristic features of the both exactly alike in purpose, which, Typographical Union men in the newspaper Let me ask you to read again a portion western pioneer life which Is just closing money and last winter 18 "organizers" dobie house. The men who did this work in both cases is entirely selfish to offices Instructed to "urge" that of one of my public articles printed were set forth, and the commemorated were engaged !n the final stages of conquering to tie up Battle Creek. They hired gain power and money for the leaders. It be printed. a few years ago. forever the men of the plains and tM the continent and it was their halls, gave picture shows, smokers, Certain Labor Trust members do That Is one of the ways of the "machine." mountains as they actually were. The •privilege to do one of the great works of "The people of the world have given etc.. as an investment, looking to rich not hesitate to use violence, dynamiting cowboy Is his favorite type, but the mining all time, to do their part in the performance me money enough to spend in returns when they succeeded In having of property, burning homes of prospector, the frontier farmer, the of an epic feat in the history of the It looks harmless so the papers print these talks through the papers In trying them tied hand and foot. independent men and even murder to man who guides ox-wagon or mule-team, progress of mankind. It. to make better and safer conditions But they failed and the last of the soldier, the Indian—all appear. Now force obedience. But! Let's lift the cover and look for the common people, whether West Stands for Progress. I wish very much that these men themselves these "organizers" left Battle Creek The Oil Company doesn't go so far. under. the Postum business runs or not. would in their turn provide a monument on May 1st saying "It's no use." Both are extremely dangerous to I have used the word progress. The for the great artist the sum of The hidden motive Is as dangerous Scores of letters have come to me the welfare of people and communities, The workmen knew the record of west stands for growth, for progress. So whose activities represent such a feature to the peace and liberty of the citizens from work-people and others, some for power placed in the hands this great trust and formed their own must the whole American people stand. of American achievements, and, above as a colled rattlesnake In the from union men recounting their sufferings A great democracy must be progressive association to protect their rights and of a few men either representing Capital all, represents a commemoration of some or from union domination and it will soon cease to be either great grass. also to protect them from the big or Labor is almost always abused of the most Interesting figures that have or urging that their cases be laid before democratic. No nation, no state, no anu the public suffers. Organization by workmen to peacefully Labor Trust ever appeared on the stage of American party, can stand still. It must either go the public. life. A statue should be raised to Remington Remember, reader, that your safety and successfully present their In Philadelphia some 4000 independent forward or go backward and It becomes by some really flrst class artist. It will not answer for us to only lies in strenuous opposition to all side Is necessary and most commendable. street car men, who mainly had useless If It goes backward. Therefore I Here at Cheyenne in this gathering sympathize with the poor, the oppressed, trusts which try to ride over and dictate families, had their own union and refused greet you, men of the west, and I stand many hundreds of the men have come to the people. those who haven't power to Join the big trust, preferring for progress as all men must stand who There are such organizations now together who were themselves typical enough to drive off tyrants and resent are progressive. Only by opposing their growth can to oe free to work or not as they leaders In and representatives of the very rapidly winning their way to public oppression, we must help them The pioneers and their Immediate successors pleased. you retain your personal liberty. nfe which Remington so portrayed that confidence without strikes, dynamite won victory only by proving that tie the hands of the oppressors. Amer-. it will always live. I hope that these Now to ministers. But the trust planned to force them or killing fellow workmen. they possessed the great, masterful qualities icans must act men will Join together, arrange the appointment The average congregation is made into the fee-paying ranks, so a strike (Some facts on this matter a little which He at the foundation of National of a committee, and start to Some of my forebears in New England up of about 90 per cent, of free citizens further along in this article.) was ordered to compel the traction greatness. Thero are certain wellmeaning raise funds for the erection of such a left comfortable homes, took company to kick out these men and and much less than 10 per cent, men of Intellectual cultivation, statue. We see here a demand on the ministers with them the old flint locks, slept on but lacking mental and moral robustness, hire only Labor Trust members. of members of the Labor Trust. of God, that they endorse and "Frontier Days" Is no doubt the most the ground in rain and frost hungry, who complain continually that they find The free citizen wants to hear words It was not a question of wages or help build up the strike-producing, American life, and especially the life of characteristic American exhibition footsore, and half clothed they grimly defending the rights and independence boycotting and violent American Federation hours but to push the free men out of those American communities emerging pushed on where the Eternal God of given. It had its Inception about 14 their positions where they were earning of the common man, free from the arbitrary of Labor. from the pioneer stage, crude and without Human Liberty urged them. They dictates of any self-seeking years ago when a few Cheyenne citizens good money to support their families. Think of the man of God who genius or beauty. Genius Is a fine wove for me and for you a mantle of organization either of Capital or Labor. The strike was ordered, not to conceived the idea of presenting thing for a nation, but character Is a still teaches brotherly love being covertly freedom, woven in a loom where the raise wages or reduce hours, remember, finer thing, and though beauty Is good, a western show. ordered to praise and help get new shuttles were cannon balls and bullets strength Is an even greater good. The but solely to throw out members The merchant, lawyer, school teacher, members for an organization with a men who have made this great republic Some of the features lor the exhibition and where swords were used to of an independent union and make doctor, clerk, farmer and workman record for violence, crime and murder of the west what it Is, and especially the pick out the tangles in the yarn. this year were the bucking places only for Labor Trust members, rebels against any forcible stopping done by its members the like of which men who have turned It into a continental These old, sturdy grandads of ouru bronchos and steer roping contests and thus show the Independent men of trains, boats, street cars, the world has never seen. commonwealth, have possessed In the stood by that loom until the mantle they could not earn a living unless or factories, for the prosperity of the for the championship of the world, the highest degree the great virile virtues of Think of the thousands of women was finished, then, stained with their they first paid fees to the trust managers. community is entirely dependent on strength, courage, energy, and undaunted wild horse race, the calf branding contest, made widows and the Increasing thousands life blood it was handed down to us. and unwavering resolution. Their typical steady continuance of these things. of children left fatherless by women's relay race, sheep shearing Shall I refuse to bear it on my shoulders leaders—of whom Abraham Lincoln, Incidentally the people of Philadelphia Men don't like strikes, boycotts, injured the pistol, club, dynamite and boot contest, polo pony races by officers though the most exceptional, was the because the wearing oosts me workmen or burned cars and must submit to no car service, heel of members of this Labor Trust. of the United States army, fancy most typical—have possessed keen Intelligence, a few dollars, and are you cowards factories. rioting and bloodshed with miTllons Any one who recalls the countless and a character not merely roping, military maneuvers by United enough to hide yours because some A famous divine says: "These men in losses while these fee-hunting, notoriety strong but lofty, a character exalted by murders done In the multitude of States army, Indian war dances, cow foreign labor union anarchist orders may hate capitalists but their hate for seeking trust leaders were teaching the fact that great power was accompanied strikes In the past few years will you to strip it off? pony races, squaw races, potato races, the world that Industry cannot be other laboring men burns like a flame, by a high and fine determination agree this is no exaggeration. I have faith that the blood of 177® to use this great power for the common carried on except by workmen who eats like nitric acid, is malignant beyond stake races, hat races, buffalo races, Take just oae as an illustration: good, for the advancement of mankind. all description." still coursing in your veins will tingle first bend the knee, bow the head and stage holdups, and many other similar There were some thirty men murdered a The pioneer days are over, save In few and call until you waken. Then of went pay fees. Then we remember cases of add and over 5000 bruised and events characteristic the early the life places and more complex of throwing, eyes gouged out, children How these men as strike leaders Americans Will Act" "There's a Reifc maimed la the Chicago teamster's today calls for a greater variety of which la rapidly good bow ywfaf love to see their names in the papers pursued, women stripped, homes de­ jitrtt# ,, mM C. W. POST,