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negro squads eau DO voted twice on the
ame dny. nlWcsl Virginia, what Is meant by
~ thls rimpils about Intimidation Of the
blaeEsf--Loa,sgii!e Courier Journal.
Nothing Of the kind ever occurred in
West Virginia and your point is lost.
No State in the Union has enjoyed fairer
elections than has West Virginia. Post
election frauds are what We complain 81
as our burning disgrace-lrands and
5o'utrages committed by Democratic re.
turning boards and Allotted by a Demo:
!! cratic administration and Legislature
after the polls close. a;
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ESoLASp's overwhelming attitude to-
wards l'ottugai,a country that she
knew was practically powerless to re-
sist her, is not the action Of a digniiied
and honorable kingdom. Her days OF
bullying ended when the American
colonies thrashed her, and to-day there
are enough Jealous powers in Europe
10 make her behave herself and to see
that Portugal is not crushed. 5s$
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A Register dispatch speaks Of man
having n nocturnal nightmare. This
suggests the question, can a man have a
daylight nightmare? Or, can We have
inatutinai mornings ? In these days Of
the Gnbcrnatorial contest We can't be
too careful, ~ 4, Z. 81,
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A TRACT Of land containing $4,000
acres was recently sold ID Northwestern
New York State, aud the newsmongers
thought It deal Of such magnitude that
they telcgraphed It all over the coun.
try. II they viii come to West Virginia
they will find that deals in tracts many
times ms large are OF almost daily occur
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/, TnE great popularity Of Ayers Pills as
a cathartic is due no less to their prompt
ness and etlicacy.tha to their coating OF
sugar aud freedom from any injurious
effects. Children take them readily.
See Ayers Almanac 5for this year, just
out. e III -. pHW W.
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liF1HFs4Tl, q
Proposals.
1 FlrTshuRdlt, Pa, January4,
Notice to Sondholders.
;NOTICE ITO CONTRACTOR FOR
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uuiiprSfprir5 Chairman

HBUlLDING-The1 undersigned Chairman
OF tho building Committee Of tho Hebrew Con.
Eregation.s wifi receive sealed proposals nj tic
Office OF Iorkhcimcr Bso.,i Wheeling, w Va,
until 8 O'Clock p. M. Thursday, the 3Oth day Of
January, 1896, for tho erection and completion
OF a church building to be built on their pro:
perty east side OF Eotf St. between 18th mud 18th
sts., wheeiing, VIVA, Including all tho mate.
RAILS fixtures, labor aud workmanship, neces.
sary 10 build and finish tho same Of the dImer.
sions,, character quality and aecording to the
plans, specifications, etc, prepared for the anG
by EN- Wells, Architect and adopted by inc
building committee OF said congregation. flauS
and specifications can be seen at the nboyc nAmll
whole or any part Of the work separately. Tho
committee reserves the right to reject amy or all
bids. MORRIS z H0RKHEtMER,g Chairman
Building Committee. 4s't y ig.;i jaI7
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NOTICE-GERNIAN AMERICAN

5NIUTlUE-GERNlANsANl ERlUAN
IN GREMEDY C0MpANY.-Thc incorpuntors
OF the above named company having designated
Saturday, January IS, AID. 1890, at 1880 p. H.,
and tho Office Of A. g. Egertcr, No. 1919 Main
street, In the city Of Wheeling, West YirgIuia,
as the place OF the Jtirst general meeting Of tho
stockholders Of the German American Remedy
Company" 10 elect Board OF Directors mako
bylaws and transact any other business which
may be lawfully lono by said stockholders In
general meeting tho stockholders Of said com.
pany arc hereby notified to DO present at such
witness whereof tho said ScorporatorA have
hereunto Sc. their hands this. 10Th iay Of Jan
uary,sA. D. 1870. ~ t2F PAT
q. HESRY scHMuLRi CIt, b ". R. DONALDSON,
IF. j. PARK. FRANK II. WHITE.
III A, e.. fGERTER, Y. tAtSl', i-,s jalt
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Mr. Du.'sr,s lsea,,aarkas,e lropot t5.I,pt

s dr. Hatlsr's Remarkable Proposition. x;
Senator lIoar 4.'struck the nail on the
head, SO far as one phase OF the negro
question is concerned, during the debate
in the Senate on Senator Buffers propo.
silion to export all tho negroes in the
!, Southern States to Africa. Thinking
y people everywhere will hesitate before
tipping the balance in favor Of Nj.
Buffers argument in support OF his bill
after reading Mr.. Moar's very complete
answer, the main points OF which are
embodied in the following paragraph nv
1t seemed to him that this proposition was tho
e most astonishing that had ever been heard il,
Il the Legislative history Of the Senate, i'd tfc
legislative history Of any free, civilized and pros.
v From all elin'es under tho sun tho iatorc,t.s
Z, were thronEing al! one 4 way--to share The
/. harvest OF SstionEl prosperity aud National
( glory, Aud vt tn tide seha.e Of the United
4 States proposition was made that by; the force
Of the Nation, aided by its treasury, 900 Of
4 lnbotcrs born on Americanr soil, every one Of
I, them, entitled 10 every right, were to be dc.
4 ported TO what the Senator had Justly styled the
h dark region Of tho dark continent lie could
y not see That the Representatives OF the South
, had any policy but the policy Of despair What
A (he asked was the barrier 10 the negro tiyinr
ln peace In his country, to his dividing hctweet
ss sSo SpM oea parties as 'he aa
+ would not pernit that thing to be done. u lie
\ would like TO know what other barrier ithere
y was. Instead OF exporting 900 colored there
were lo,oo White people exported to Africa, and
Il tied The difficulties Of the race problem exist.
Y cd In the excited imagtnations and iucradictble
y prejudices Oh few white men, not between .the
faces shemselves.isAs TO the Idea OF the Senator
A between numbering the negroes or marrying
II them, between killing them; or asslmlla,iuc
y them he! thought that course Of lectures on
Il The SIKH md seventh commandments would
FSettle the whole thtngs3 aud that no more would
4 be heard OF ~ doctrine that was an absurdity,
4 and on ono band M Insult 10 our common hi.
inanily. ID ~
Mr..Butlel's bill contemrlates a grad!
}ual movement ii eolored people out 81
the south,and provides government aid
Tor tho purpose, and he argues that no no
friend 4 Of the$neSro$ will oppose the
measure. Y sy$st
Ss 81 is IN interesting question, and may
yet grow:to greater proportions aud be.
come IAN issue Of more than ordinary
importance: Each year the negro prob:
lem has increased in interest, and now
that It has gotten into Congress in the
/ form ola fss bill proposing 4 solution, how
ever impracticable, wholesome discus
sion may result in something Ike the
enactment Of q law that will secure 10
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sS5 So /. Notary Public,
If Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. 'Sl ".
lSs3i5ft FIJI. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O. Il;
ES"S Sold by Druggists, rs cents. DAw
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

u. tTtf3 20 w iNtllss r. .i.,f i|
stop 10 TAKEUS AND LET OFF passenger mt
tho farther Sido Of each cross street AMI NlIey
only Except Oil Main street hittI. This Man Il
being generally adopted In all eltlCsnS beneficial
70 Street Car patrons and VIC hope will DO apple.
4 by order OF tho Board OF Directors, &
y jal7 iSetSNNSsE FRANK \. HALL, Secretary.
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SSssss3 t!S IN DIED. Y; Is
M1LLER-At Beech Bottom, WA, on Friday,
III January II, 1890, at ) clock a. IN, MAY b.,
Sti wife Of, George W. Miller, aged 50 years aud
~ months. s71,l.k S y itsi * n
Funeral from tho residence Of Robert Miller, sr.,
81 Sunday at 1880 o'clock a. M Friends Of the
family invited. 4 n
CRAIG-on Wednesday, January Is, 1870, At 1850
40 p. m., at her residence. 2Sl9 Carson street.
" Southside, Pittsburgh Mas. JANE CRAid, In
~; tho 4lst year OF her ago. 's tTiasFlas5lt.
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rArE Of Quo. CITY OF TOLEDO, n I 8,

LUCAS County, -. s2il %. ]
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm. OF F. J
Cheney &? Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore'
said, and that said firm will pay the sun
Of one hundred dollars for each and
every case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRAS9;J. CuESEr.
Sworn to before tme, and subscribed
nmyi presence, this 9th day Of Decem,
Der, a. D. 1SsG. ; Z Is 81
~ : -, 81, II n A,f1Y. GLEASON. IS
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NOTICE-0FFfCE OF THE WIfEEIr
IN ING, wELLsBuRG Il STATE LINE RAIL
10, 1870. s A meeting Of tho stockholdefs Of t6o
Wheeling, SWellsbntg u etAte Line RAILROAD
Company will DO hold at tho general oGllCe Of lie
Company. Hudson House. Hellsburg, W. Va,
on Thursday. March y, 1890, nj O'clock p. M,
for the purpose OF considering an agreement Oh
consolidation and merger OF this compatly with
the Pittsburgh, Canuonsburg & State Line Kali.
road Company, and to vote upon the acceptance
or rejection OF the same. 3 Nv order Of tho Board
Weiisburg 4 State Line Railroad Co. aliTl jNiG a.
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NOTlOE-1JAMFNoWi PREPARED
NJ: CorrAGE, An NaIn street, Wheeling, wv
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CPECrALE MEETING.

A special meeting Of stonemason's Union, No,
?. OK West ftrgtnta, Is Called to meet this even
lux. At o'clock. at their hail. to take action up.
GU tho death OF Brother John Long. Brcklayers'
Onion No. |, Of West Virginia, are Invited 10 at.
n !als 81 Ell 800 President. Mn,
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49,. tsfs l.f
Wanted.

WANTED-ATf Ora FTON-WHirr
ay! Barber. Union wages paid, Adde'S. y
..-laIs.IInas .-s.Is-!s .snl- l.Ll. RRMLINGER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES.
~ MAN 10y, West 'VitRinIa 10 seli gpiccs,
Teas and Rrastei Cofsecs OF ComtliWtoti, or eSfrr
zane a. side line Address with ncfcnces ,et.
n1 epss.ea Sc !; LAultlLlN 4 CO., l6
seMa.e.ee street. baltimore. Nd. ,l.ii IGl7 n
VA GENTS WANTED-THE mis-.
- eouki Washer affords Agents pioGtNbinI
business washes ditliest clothes clean BY h0i
ssv a.9 arguments In It's favor HUMOROUS AMI
ior Illustrated circular and terms. J, WORTH,
~ beekmAti street. New York. 5llg5 sst5 \ ocls
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TOR RENT--oNE ROOM ON SEC.
A..0SD FLOOR, No: 12lS Malu street "a. A. r.
hulldipgl. Room 2SxGo feet 4 Make good ofilcc
OF small hall. Apply to i9
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Gone oral Notices.

! A UCIl0Nl sALEy OF3lioUsElloLD
~ GOODS, Including fla6 Organ aud Cook
Stove, VIII take place January 49, al . n,
M. o. TIC Main street, .ys' y "A a u.
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TOR INSTRUCTION IN6T
THE NIGHT SCHOOL,

3, SHORTHAND By THE NEW METHOD. n
81 .L.i!is Attend tho gfItitorsSstflSlJ
Il-l.L-a WIIEELlNG nua1NEaS COI.LEGE. IAl
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q Stockholders' Meetings.

NOTICE. }5533 n
y The regular annual meeting Of Tho Stockhoid
ers OF tho franklin Insurance Company for tho
election ot'Drcc,ors, viii DO held at tho Com.
pany's, Office, Monday, January -, 1870, between
the hours Of 2and4 O'Clock p. tn.
" jal1 3ES'3 JAS. r. ADAMS, Secretary,
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Children Cry for! Pitchers Castoriiaa..

Httles u. M
BEEcuAM's Pills act like magic on a
weak stomach. A = i,.i,. .wsAw 4
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"a QUIET election in Mississippi"
Certainly. There arc warm days in hades,
too. ~ y, h a 4, = IA 4 z K, X I, h
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.SFor3Rent.

FLOR RENT FRI on APRIL 1.-TWO
AFr Five. Roomed Houses; No.. 1908. anl 1910
Byron street. q Enquire at No. IL Y Thirteenth
street, 4. HAMILTON :ii.t4- S3's-'s jAi6H
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\ New Advertlse

IWANTED-sOME ONE TO:ADOPT
o, c,,, ane. healthy male chile. Address
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GARD TO RAILROAD CONTRAC.
~ sToRs AND i BUILDERS throughout the
slaie-li you ,and 1t d!Aeul, TO ret ali The mon
you want for labor. please bear In mind you can
W. ~, AZ the men you want by addressing X ,LF's
street. Wheeling, ". Va ..ett .Ill8I INF :
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list! OF LETTERS


Z, I. z, :, PER NOM
No, e Fifteenth street, 10
no, 6s Ihirtyfirst street, IL rooms IS
NO, GoS Eot street. II rooms........ :. ..,.... %
NO, 2il9 Main St. rooms and store room. Is
No. 81 Twentieth street, rooms, IS
residence at Elm Grove, 7rooms--i% ac1cs "
O. land 2j
Residence at Elm Grove. 10 rooms-2 acres Il
81 q land 20
No. North Penn street, & looms. cottarc' X
No. DIGS Main ST., rooms and store room, (. is
no: 2isS Main street. rooms, ID floor. Il
No. 2l63 Main street, 4 rooms, Sd noor....,.s
House OF 5 rooms on South Elm St, Island 10
No. l9 Thlrty.third street, rooms ID
No. III Thirtythird street. rooms ...... 10
NO. ~ 5Thirty.scycnth street, 8 tooms,.,,,,, s
No. 9lS Market street, rooms, I'd floor.
House o. 5 rooms In ALLEY G, above Ninth sffj
no. lSoo Market street. rooms on Cd door. N =
NO. 1874 Market st, Office rooms on ID foor,,g
Farm Farm Of 20 acres miles west OF Bridge. x
" n port, Ohio, FFf,i, $sSii
EfArn rnnrr I, ~
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m 0ST-ON THE IS UsPENsION
~ Bridge on Friday afternoon, long hair
wiz. The finder will b rewarded by leaving
NAME nj this office OF toll house, So ialss =
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Queen at first meant ".wife" or
mother, and a survival Of Its early sig.
Indication exists in "quean," used now
only in bad sense. z; a " z, Il z K
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q HOUSE, OR
atV Three or four rooms down stairs. 4 Loca.
tlon must be convenient 10 Postotilce. Z South
Side preferred. Address r. O, HOx So City, iatSs
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Quelquechose We have jumbled into
"kickshaws," and our "gewgawsl repre-.
sent the jouxjoux or playthings II Of
former French children, 3if5 Ia
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| n ES1DENCE FOR lsALE-NiY RES
-1G ilDENCE, Not Sixteenth street. House
In perfect order. furnished with natural and
artificial gas and all wafer convenicnces. Pos.
session can be given April ! or, sooner II re.
CURED. Il B. T. CALDWEiis2sisi Ill .5IfsfAs 3cSi
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Kings in tho earliest days we're merely
tue fathers OF families and the word
Is derived from the same source rs
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;5a5i For Saie.s

FOR SALE OR RENT-TElE SjIER.
IN MAN House. Martins Ferry. Address A.
SuREINER. MAJ tins Ferry. isESsEff5 def 2
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~
Il Admission. ;sc and SOC. Reserved Seats. 81
Y Sale q seats commences Wednesday, January
p At c. Houses m1sic store las 4
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MISREPRESENTATION CHURCH,
~ Pastor. Rev. D..A. Cunningham, D. y, \ Ser.
Woes l0O Z. u. Praise Service 7.S0 q. IN. .asaa
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FOURTH " STREET 81 METHODIST
L. Church Preaching by tho pastor at 1880 a.
d. and 1850 p. m. Seats free 10 every bod .5llsl
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-09
GOVERNMENT AND THE TELE-
GRAPH.

The steadily increasing agitation of
the subject of the postal telegraph makes
timely plain statement of the case and
brief resume of the arguments. The
propositions are that the government
shall regulate the telegraph as the Inter-
state Commission regulates the rail
roads, or that the government shall
engage in telegraphS by hiring private
persons to transmit messages, or by
building lines of its own, or by buying
out existing lines.
First, as to the right of the govern
ment to do any or all of these things.
That it has a right to regulate private
companies, so far at least as interstate
work goes, is undisputed. More than
half the business of telegraph stations
other than those of commercial centers,
however, is done with offices within
radius of hundred miles, so that
larger percentage of the total is not in.
terstate, and the Supreme Court has
held that this is not Subject to the
regulation of Congress-" The right of
the government to engage in telegraphy
for its own uses is not denied, as the
unquestioned existence of 5000 miles of
government lines shows. The right to
carry on the business for individuals is
strongly contested. The claim to it rests
on The grant in section of article |. of
the Constitution, viz, ITO establish
post offices and post roads," In defense
of it is cited the declarationjl,f the
ordinances of the Continental C ngress,
that the functions of the post j system
were "the communicating Intelligence
with regularity and dispatch from one
part to another of these United States"
On the strength of this Interpretation
the term post roads" is argued to cover
in spirit the means of communicating
intelligence by electricity. In accord
ance with this the first telegraph line
was constructed by congressional ap.
preparation, and for three years operated
by the government in connection with
the postal service. On the other hand is
urged the Supreme Court decision that
both railway and telegraph companies
"are instruments of commerce, and
their business is commerce itself" 1t is
argued that the government has no right
to engage in commerce, but only ''to
regulate commerce with foreign nations
and among the states
If the right to engage in the telegraph
business is granted, it follows that the
government can either hire or build OF
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-09
Railroad Mems Grievances.

Trouble is brewing among the en-
pIoyees of Worker" Depew. A number
of men have been discharged and among
them is f. j, Lee, Master Workman of
a X, of l.. Assembly in Albany. The
latter was in the city last Tuesday and
said to a reporter that he had arranged
for special meetings of all the railroad
employees of the New York Central to
protest against the action of the com.
pany. One of the special grievances is
against General Superintendent Theo.
dore Voorhees,, whose removal as such
is to be demanded. In the absence of
"captain of workers" Depew, Mr.. Toucey
said the men had been discharged be-
cause there was nothing for them to do,
as this was the slack season for freight.
In the meantime Depew gets his hand
some salary while working his tongue
and stomach IN Europe, and the clerks
of the Nanderbilts are busy clipping
coupons for their idle masters, the Van
derblts.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-09

day evening at 80 O'Clock Free to ALL
Business meetings, first Monday evenings IN
each month, AT $ Nassau 81, Organizer,
T. ONeil, 45 Everett street. Charestown
Rec Secretary, Il, Miller Adams street.
Cambridge.
BRooKLyN-Amerloan Section meets every Tues.
day evening at the Labor Lyceum Organ
tzer, John llaubrich, llS Lorimer st.
CnIcAGo-Busness meeting every sunday af
ternuou, > o'clock at GreifS Hall, "a Lake
street, Public agitation meetings every
Sunday at lungs Hall, 1916 Randolph street
Organizer Bernhard Berlyn, 6O2G Green 81
hnglewood Cook Co, Ill.,
LYNN, MAss'-Organizer, George Il, Peare, 81
Jefferson street.
MINNEAPOLIS. decentralization Section, Agitation
Meetings every second and fourth Mon.
days In each month, Business Meetings
every first and third Monday. Organizer
7. Petersen, I q, Box 1881.
New YORK. American section: Agitation meet
ngs every Monday evening at % East Fourth
street. Organizer, August nelahar, % East
Fourth street,
New HAVEN, CoNN.-Meetings at the New Hail.
second house from corner State and Chapel
SITS Entrance from State st, Nj. Ruther
81 Broad St, Organizer,
NEW ORLEANs-Meeting every first Sunday In
month IN the house of Comrade Beck, 1875
Bordeaux st.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Agitation meetings every
Tuesday evening at Morning star Hall
northeast corner of Ninth aud Callowhil
streets Secretary, Jul. Necker, III Vine
street Organizer, W. IL Bishop, 9l9 sar.
tain street.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-Flemish Section meets First
Sunday In each month, at the Labor Lyceum,
Al n. 9th st. De Bruyn, 1918 Warnock IT,
PBILADEIrHA, PA.-French Branch meets every
second Sunday at $50 "A, m. at Aschbachers
Hall, corn 0riana and Somerset SITS, -lsidor
Cnockaert, Secy., SolS ith st
PROVIDENCE X. Injecting first Sunday of each
month, o'clock p m, SHADES Building,
Room 22 Organizer, Franklin Burton,
Sampson av,
SACRAMENTO, CAL-Meets every Tuesday even
Ing at 80 O'Clock at Humboldt Hail. cor.
Ninth and L streets. Organizer, l.. c. Fry,
5l5k street.
TAAoMA, Wash. Meetings every week, Chas.
Drees, Organizer, l02 yakima Ave
WALTHAM, Mass,-Publc meeting every week.
n. r. Varney, Organizer, 20 High st, Mrs,
Mary Cunning, Rec. Secy, 26 Liberty st.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wisc,-Meetings every week,
organizer, p o, Box 254
The Directory Of sixty German American Sec.
lions will be found In DER SOCIALIST.
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The Printers.

The committee of the International
Typographical Union appointed at At
lanta to get up an eight-hour circular to
printers has issued a circular, in which
they say that the union is and always
has been willing to confer with the en-
ploying printers of the country on the
question of shorter work day or on
any other question of mutual interest.
1t says:
I'VE recognize that it is only ques-
ton Of time when the hours of labor in
the printing trade as well as in other
trades must be reduced. In other
branches of business employers are sub
hitting to the inevitable, and the move
ment in favor Of shorter hours gathers