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‘ THE Flags OF‘ 1911.
The insurance Press for January 3
1allies some interesting particulars as
to fires during the past! your (1911)
I which were large enough to be called
"conflugratious.' The use or that term
in very general, particularly in ropor
torlal English. The burning of a shed
Indy ho a “confiagrntion‘” to the cub
- reporter uiid so may be the destruc
thin or hailr or town In holh cases it
is the “devouring element" and the
“tongues of home" liok up the ob-
' utilities that stand in the way ol‘ «heir
‘ advance. The Press says that the
“Ailmber of really large ilrus mado a
. npw record in 1911. There were near—
Vly 700 such fired compared with 577
, in 1910, and the city'of llungor, in
,Malne, furnished the largest of all,
[with a ions of over $3,000,000. New
York stale had the largest number of
such fires and next came Texas Penn.
. syivaiiiii being third with about lift)
, nt loss in (ihlougo there were
on y four to New York city’s 20 The
‘Whole state of Connecticut furnishes
only four in this class. The cities
which are well defended by efficient
‘V departnmnts stand out. well in the
7 Showing. while some of the opposite
port are equally equuont of that con.
dition.“ The Press closes its introduc-
. tory onnneuts to the list of the huge
4:50 p. 111-.
Main street. lat and 3d Tuesday or:
. époh monthmduly and August on
Guyor, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
‘ Editor of the Sentinelz-
W '~
~‘ ‘ RE has
V Iowsm
The senufiei win he mum to re—
oolvo letters for publication. from its
readers, under the shore heading. A
brief and tome-point communication,
as p gown] propoaltion. curios more
weight and conviction than 3 lengthy
one in which the argument in not
concentrated. We do most. palpitatio-
aily anneal. brevity. Lona‘wmdod or-
to be read. and are many times pvoldo
ed simmer. .
Mn. voter hsPLIEs T0 was.
wonosu.
. Sopih Norwal,k Conn.
January 8th, 1912.
Dear Sir, in the tonne of Dec. 22nd.
1911, I find in Mr. Women’s reply to
a previous letter, lots or abuse and
false statements as usual and no
facts.
Why not a few facts and less words
Mr. Worden?
such nun-ow minded misstatements as
contained in this letter, but perhaps
some people seek the truth, so here
goes! '
‘ Will onyouo‘ believe lhui; calling the
members of n political party a hunch
oi sorehosds, old, is not, attacking
that party.
Mr. Worden says that no lsnotdo-
fending nor attacking any party, but
hold defending poilcios, principioa,
etc.
Well if he has anything definite.
would be glad to hear it.
lie certainly is very compllm‘ontnry
when ho says that those writings are
Iilrtritod by one who is on education
al authority: the compliment is scoop-
ted, even though these lollers have
mostly hoe-n written in the prosonoo of
a number of disinterested persons,
proving the soousntiou thine.
He seems to have a grudge against
Dr. Chancellor for some reason or
other. Why is he no! man enough
to come out in the open and state his
grievance directly?
Now Mr. Worden quotes a section
ill or the general demands of the So-
clullst Party Platform.
1 have at hand the Socialist Party’s
Platform adopted ht the 1908 oouvon.
tion and by membership roioreudum
Aug. 8th. 1908. i {all to find any sort-
tlou 21 or any uiiuuion in our section
to the abolition of the death penalty.
it in just such misstatements us
his that knocks the old party politi-
cians and boosts the cause, of Social-
ism.
Now comes the hiuoNnmaras “hioh
tires of the year with the statement
7 that “Couliagration dangers remain to?
‘ a considerable extent throughout the
Unified Slates " The entire list given
in the Press is u wonderinllyintor-
doting study to those’ who care for
important and suggestivo statistics of
his Sari:
' » RiGHT'TO THE POINT.
‘ lit Pluchot tails like a man whose
' l'c‘i'éTWOIiuds refuse to heal, and
when a blunt) alternates continuously
.igotwen a grouch and a whine it be-
”comes tiresome ~liouston Post.
_ ~9—
‘ere is irOny in late when it brings
up may of a million dollars to a man
onentyésix years old, bummw many
. should refuse the fortune even
wotwere nearing the century‘msrk?
, _ . ~0—
Did anybody hear whether the cost
.4...
he lords convenient theory that,
i d is going to the bow~wows an
i pdmiuintrration is not had-
iby, a his trade-year and an
. of l$115,000,090 in exports. It
however. England is going to
wmwo. "like lords 'admit it.-
‘ York World.
inn—l..—
9 0an1! people are to have the
t of tho Maine tor memorial
a. to reputed loom Havana,
"moor will protect it from:
‘ land mandolin who have
‘ he would condemn these two misguid.
, accountant on the hold: A
on! kind and christian friend is in
Party
The party has absolutely nothing to
rotruct in its actions in vogurdn to
this cuso, tlmso men were kidnapped
and rushed from one slate to another
without due process of law, which.
according to the present. code is on?
lawful; the Socialist Party protested
against this. ‘whioh .showa one in-
stance where the party was not ndvo~
eating lawlessness or law»brenhing.
! oilten wonder if the Nazarene or
twenty centuries ago was here now“
stand or the vote to light the battles
of labor, any more than he would tho
owner of the Buyless dam who for
profit and greed caused the frightful
loss or human lilo a short time ago,
or the owners oi the Triangle Shirt‘
waist concern who locked their em-
ployees up like rats in a trap. while
their charred and mangled bodies
costs a sickening cloud over the pre-
sent system of capitalist greed and
profit.
Do the capitalists ever rave and
hear their hair ovor killings committed
intercom and for their profit. _
Admitting that the MocNamnras
are guilty or all they are charged, in
come oi! the impotency and hopelew“
nose of the craft .torm of uniouiém,
typified by Samuel campers" and his
mom associates in the American the
donation of Labor and of which tho
condemned men are daitiitul dioclplsp
Ind 10pr devotees.
The Moohlarnaraa Irena not “Social-
M were nembmol the Dominant;
tloles, we have observed. are the loot
it seems almost useless to refute
ing to connect with the Socialist
ed individuals who used violence‘in- ‘
by them or their mercenaries in their .
the way of dynamiting buildings and ‘
bridges their acts are the logical nut- :
whims ‘ " and f‘unhoilovors" but. ,
Winona or the dunno nourish. ..
the pure and morphism un-
PREVISION
(Charles L. O’Donnell in Ave
Maria) .
I cannot toll what my the yard .
will load.
How hands may [alter and how
feet may bleed. ‘
‘ wan om contentment! 1 shall"
have or need
I connol tell.
I do not know why the fleet early
yours
Should shpké me with surmise 053;:
future tear: , q. .
Why golden puns should act in
gloom of icon
I do not know.
u?-
I must not ask of winter winds
that come
Across the ground where men
sleep cold and dumb
If I shall not there well-wot my
last home
I must not ask.
I shall not shrink. maybe I shall
not dread, ‘
When time has slowcd my step
and bowed my head,
To go away: to join‘the cloiarcrcd
dead '
I ohail not shrink
I shall have hope, in spun" of
heavy shame,
Among God‘s pensioners to find i I; A '4
my name.
In Him who for the strayed and
last ones come
I shall hsvchope.‘
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some to 25.000 in ' hos Angelou: i believe that the Socialist ram is
don’t Showdown what source he gets
them 33qu8 lint" think it is highly
improbable. in view or the (renditions
and number pronto: out for the par-
ly in past elections, flint-such optimu-
tions could he authoritative. The fact
is that the Socialist candidate for
SNWiDE bill figures more motion: .08?“ Fflimt "“3 ‘ ,‘ .
SVINTNEW STMKE " ' ‘
trary, Respeciiuliy.
RICHARD VOIGHT.
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TELEGRAPH STAFF ripen Fem BOSTON Jim-10*“! indication”
this forennoon pointed to a generar . ‘
strike of insight handlerp. insight. ’
BLAGKMML.
ham polled 20.000 ram at tho Wptorbury Sunday Paper Ordered by
primaries and our 53,000 pt the elec-
tion one mind: later, an increase of WATERBURY. J
. an. it) NViotor L.
What 383900qu stood: atom! the Berger 0: Nominal: was lined mo
combined em: or the good govern-
ment (8) and old has parties.
Ml‘. Worden mill mentions the John H i , Sam:
prosperity of this country. No doubt Cur a} oditor and a!
Shout this helps the richest notion in
the world, but the tact remains that n
. . nod #600 and costs on tit elm _
one tooth of the population own tour blackmail. George L. Herc; a $392:
noon at the with. and our one tenth ' '
a could suitor-tho rcpt to starve todoaih was 9 - , * - , - ‘
. it they so choose listed 3350 mi! om. The three
ls Mr. women satisfied that his mph Which mm
goes out of
wages 1.19.“ been increased in. N”? on order at otho court. The 1::
V‘pomon to the idcremd cost. or W rblpokmpliod no P. Wu
._ lug admin: 1.190 last ten yuan. “ M 1"“
_; Now Mr. Worden audios figures-
. y from untrue: or manufacturers in ram auovm'ao ourorsuowj
the United sure. Condos 0! 1905 to WIND RAPIDS, Mich, “p.10-—
n flootlhpflioammeemof’rralpllndonmrorowomia,‘
2 than over to yours or m warp a lit-1 which deli Chlcppo Monday midolpht‘
in warm “but new: to long and due only yesterday morning
mmmtmwpnmin
Court to Go Out of Bad-tones.
in the_ superior court here cream
for violation of the insurance laws.
Applebaum, business manager and re
porter of the Sunday Telegraph, were
(or and reporter tor the name paper.
comm-ac the some mot one “more
“ mistor of». loop! drug um.
hot that'ohlldlahor is reached lilo Union 3mm liars M
in commotion mum hours late. The tmlp- mp Mind in
.snowdrmp Mar lips! Summon all
' day yosoerdpy and but to he annulled
’ out. Wow pan out. drop store you;
daily extinguished Micro tho Manse;
mom, WW: Jpn. 10ml pan-
upper m of use color-ado All Sou
employee. H. 8. Bowen, the strike-
, breaking leader said today that the
[oi the strikers to would on the plea
ionpo. The strikers replied Slut titer .
7' thorn Spiny which boopm‘m
clerks and dock oarpaulors. 8.5016 in. ‘-
sll,‘ for the purpose 0! assisting the
S500 striking 10mm who de< ”
mind an advance in wages. The
Knights of Labor assemblies, with
which the Insight handicap, clerks and
carpenters are allied, voted last night
unmommmumm“
to permit the Knights 0: LabOr to do."
cide today when the men shall learn
their work
A Beheml dock strike was not an-
fininated before tonight or tomorrow. '
Wing of ocean steamers contin-
ued todpy with atrilnobreakers, and up
to mid forenoon there had been no
inhaler-once on one part or the old
strike was practically over at some.
propulsion lines. .. ~
All onion was mado to induce some
that Gordian! O‘Connell ms android!
like last of the month. and should not '
he maimed anneoessarv iooonwon. :
would return to monk on the m.
Star docks that day and unload tho,
cprdlnal‘s steamer.
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mmnorcrmmwor.
tho Solidi»! "For Spin" folio. Em?!
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