St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 4, 1911

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& “MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 191° 7"

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. E | 3 Dynamite Outrages i —ISAPIALISTS THINK Comite in Tis County, Y CHPTAISTSHRED THe M'NAMARAS HERE have been 113 dynamiting outrages at buildimgs and other - structures throughout the United States since Aug. 10, 1900, Lawyer and Woman at St. Louis Mass Meeting Advance This when the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Theory.

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/-E says: “No, you had better not.” Me spoke of there being no risk. Then he asked me if I would do so, and I told him that I wanted time to think about it, and he said he must know tonight. Mr. Hill: To do what? Mrs. Bain: If I would speak to Bob and make the proposition to Bob, as Mr. Franklin had made it to me. I was weak enough to con- sent. I told him it would not be long, but that I did not know wheth- «x Bob would do it or not, but that | would speak to him. He agreed to ‘ome that night and see Bob, and in the meantime I agreed to speak 9 Bob. He took out his pocketbook nd showed me a roll of greenbacks.”’ Mr. Hill: Did he tell who was urnishing the money? Mrs. Bain: No. I did not ask him uut he spoke of plenty of money to ‘ight the case and something like that. What passed between me and - tel, under construction. my husband, God only knows. I Same date—Mount Vernon, IIl., don't care to speek of it. power house of Mount Vernon Car Mr. Hill: But he fell to your pleas? and Manufacturing Co. Mrs. Rain: Yes, he fell to my pleas. Same date—Clinton, He finally agreed to our plans and & Eastern Illinois said he would accept Mr. Franklin's Wabash River. ‘proposition. May 24—New York City, storage Mr. Hill: Then did Franklin.come yard of Interborough Rapid Transit that night? Co., -223d street and Broadway. Mrs. Bain: Yes, but I was not at June 2—Cleveland, material for ‘‘home. I was at-a lodge. Denison-Harvard bridge. Mr. Hill: Now, was anything said June 4—Davenport, Io., machine to you by Mr. Bain when you came shop of .Davenport Locomotive home? Works. ‘Mrs. Bain: I asked Bob what had Same date—Peoria, Ill., bridge for Match 16-MilWaukee, unloading happened and he was worried. He Peoria & Pekin Union Railway Co. )y rage of Milwaukee Western Fuel was in bed when I came back and July 9-Greenville, near Jersey a, a = eave the Se.” City, Lehigh Valley Railroad viaduct. { ~yrarch 30-French Lick Spring, Ind., ‘Four. hundred was all he July 15—Pittsburg, viaduct of West § prench Lick Hotel addition. brought. He said he would bring Side Belt Railroad. se ong mera suena cil the other tomorrow. I wish to July 2I—Omaha, power plant of 2) \..6 gwod t had never gone into Xt. Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail- (_—S ‘ leaders?” Scott was asked. | | “Well, they have not said any- thing for publication yet, and they don’t have te make any more con- feasions yet; bat John J. I think, housecleaning season. It is quickly done; just rub it on ike oil, with a cloth. It dries over night and holds its Inster It covers more surface, is alwa oa! va eke aaa » rea trouble with a brush. One 25e ioe: will caves the Soe pe the a a do 6 chairs, » table and « sideboard, or all the window sills in the flat’ _ All dirt not removed by washing stays in the cloth, insuring a ow yO a neater job ey = be done with a brush on an old ace. urn any part the can, and we will refund all your will make a statement some time} 2™¢ quickly relieved by Omega Oil. u do not think i soon, expressing his views and tell-| Lhé Oil goes in rome tha sapha seo Pgh bee . ee gabe taacet ace, 25e ing us what he feels he sought to| Of the skin to the inflamed parts, : He )xs certain ideas giving quick relief. Tr ial bottle toc. | ; ee Af’ ight im the mrabevieemetaryn BOT Rick : pink and white only, for double beds. Special, the pair $4.00 11-4 All-wool Gray California Blankets with blue, pink or black borders; size 70x82 inches. The pair 85.00 11-4 Santa Maria California White Wool Blankets with 4-inch colored silk binding to match bor- der; also 4-inch white silk bind- and pink or blue border. The $4.50 It has been doing so for 60 years. small checks and broken plaids of Tickling in the tan, gray, pik and blue. The throat, hoarse- _— $5.00 ness, bronchitis, hacking coughs. All yield to its soothing, healing influence. “25¢ and 60¢ per bottle, One trial will convince. Figured Silkoline made of best with 9-inch . hand tufted and filled with the $3. Com-

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