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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-30

a communication was received from
the National Tobacco Workers Union of
North Carolina calling attention 10
brands bearing the blue label, and All
appeal from the Loom Fixer's Union of
Columbus, Ca, where the employees of
three mills have been locked out, was
Endorsed and referred to the unions
represented.
L. w. Rogers, who for several years
published the leading labor paper of
Michigan, was introduced and told of
his mission here. During his remarks
he paid neat tribute to the working
men of Louisville, telling how they had
contributed $3.50 to the Debs defense
fund during the great American Railway
Union strike. The legal proceedings had
bankrupted the treasury of that organiza-
ton and left Eugene V. Debs in debt,
and for the purpose of releasing him from
these obligations he was delivering lee
lures on labor questions in the larger
cities. He had come for the purpose of
asking the cooperation of the Central
Labor Union in making arrangements for
the distinguished lecturers appearance
the latter part of January, which was
cheerfully granted. A committee to make
arrangements for the lecture was next
appointed, and is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: James Martin, Chair
man; John Caudell, John Fuchs, Perry
Dawson, David German, Charles Peetz,
Thomas Hennessey, William Jacobs, T.
Kennedy, Joseph Heheman, c. L. Tay-
lor, G. II. Hunter, G. Rautenbusch and
Leon Vallas.
The following gentlemen were placed
in nomination for officers for the ensuing
year:
President-Dave German, from the
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters, and
John Fuchs, from the Brewers.
Vice President-Ja James Martin. from
Typographical Union, and Joseph Hehe-
man, from the Brotherhood of Carpen-
tiers.
Corresponding Secretary-Zeno Morgan
Young.
Recording Secretary-Max Traut, from
Typographical Union, and George Rau-
tenbusch, from BARRIERS Union.
Financial Secretary-John Cosgrove,
from PAYERS and Hammers; William
Jacobs, from Street Railway Employees,
and Charles Peetz, from Federal Labor
Union.
Treasurer-William Wathen and Joseph
Heheman, representing the two unions of
carpenters.
Board of Directors-Tom Asa, Thomas
Costello, R. P. Caldwell. Perry Dawson,
Charles Taylor, William Jacobs and
Henry Hunter, representatives of the
printers, PAYERS, coopers, tobacco workers
and street railway employees.
Sergeant-at-A Nelson Green, of the
Tobacco Workers Union, and John eau
dell, of the Walters Union.
Considerable pressure was brought to
bear upon President McCilI and Chair
man Young to allow their names to be
put in nomination, but they declined,
thanking the delegates for their loyalty
and pledging their hearty support to the
successful candidates, no matter who
they might be. The nominations remain
open till the next meeting. When Tie
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-30
DIVISION 4

DIVISION 4
Meets on the Second and Fouth Wednes-
day Evenings of Each Month.
President-John H. Hennessy.
Vice President-Thomas Lynch.
Recording. Secretary-John ]. Grogan.
Financial Secretary-George Flahiff,
APO East Gray street.
Treasurer-Harry Brady.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-30
DIVISION G

DIVISION 6
Meets on the First and Third Tuesday
Evenings of Each Month
President-Frank G. Cunningham.
Vice President-John +. Yenner.
Recording Secretary-L. ]. Mackey.
Financial Secretary-J. ]. Curran, GIG
Thirteenth street.
Treasurer-M. ]. Mccarthy.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-30
Largest Number of Delegates
Present During the
Past Year.
Good Men Placed in Nominal
ton for Officers for the
Year 1900.
REPORT OF FEDERATION DELEGATES

The monthly meeting of the Central
Labor Union at Beck's Hall last Sunday
was attended by the largest outpouring
of delegates and trades unionists that has
assembled in this city during the past
year, who came together to celebrate in a
fitting manner the great victory scored by
Louisville at the convention of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor at Detroit, and
hear the reports of the delegates, details
of which were published in these columns
last week, besides nominating officers for
the ensuing year.
The greatest interest centered in the
reports of Walter M. Young and James
McGill, the representatives to the Detroit
convention, which while verbal were
very concise and complete, embracing all
the important proceedings sustaining the
Central Labor Union, which were this
week verified, the national officers of
one local union having forwarded orders
that unless its delegates we're withdrawn
from the unrecognized body the charter
would be taken away. The reports and
the announcement that the next conven-
ton would be held here created great
enthusiasm.
Resolutions were passed thanking all
those who had in any way contributed
toward the bringing OF the convention to
Louisville, among them being the Board
of Trade, Commercial Club, General
Council, Evening Post, Dispatch, Anzei-
ger and Kentucky Irish American.
The credentials of David Burke, repre-
senting the Amalgamated Association of
Street Railway Employees, and Gus Hen
ry, from the PAYERS and Hammers
Union, were received and the delegates
admitted.
Letters were received from James
O'Connell, President of the International
Union of Machinists, and R. B. Kerr,
Grand Secretary of the International
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, asking the
of the Central Labor Union
in the forming of local unions of the
trades. The requests we're
granted and the Organization Committee
instructed to render all the assistance
..---~sff.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-30
PLEASANT PROSPECT.

Hunter-Miss Manly has persuaded me
to take her after pheasants tomorrow.
Houser-Indeedl Shall I telephone for
freight car to bring in your gamer
Hunter--No; you'd better telephone my
size Of coffin to your undertaken.
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One wide green. worth
All weoI Cashmere Henrlsttas.
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70 One ieco ~ yards .es wide. color wlne
70 One PIECE yards inches wis color blue.
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81 One piece X yards x inc. wide brown
Rs One niece * yards rs vide. color purple
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rs One piece. ynrs y inches wide. navy blue
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Isl One rsce * Yards 81 inches wie color black
80 One ~ yards 81 inches wide, rod.
RS One piece y"rs ;s inches wide, color navy
iO One p &c Enis ~ inches wde. color medium brown,
R4l ore yurd 3. inches wide. color cardinal,
One piec * yds 50 inches vide color medium blue.
49, Ons niecs ~ yards 81 inches black
Ono p CO yaris w inches vide color medium blue.
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% One psne ymr s inches wide. color grcen
RAJ reca6 yards 81 inches wlde color blnca
On" .ce * yards 81 inches wide. color modium brown
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R One egg ynrds 5. inches wide. color buo
re. One piece ynra y inches wide. color blue
RES Que niece yards Us inches wde. cardinal
per yard. Price for the piece II % "
RA Ono yards IS WIDE
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55 One piece ~ yards inches wie color red worth
rs Ono peco yards ~ nche. wide color myrtle
RET One necs ~ yards " inches wide. color worth loo
per yard. Price for the piece 81 o.
One niece ~ ynrda 80 inches wide color wine
One, ece yris 10 inches wids color myrtle
per yard. PricG for tho piece SLED
RO One rece ynrds B inches wide. color purple worth 30
HGl Ono piece S yards ~ inches wls color myrtle green.
Lie yard. Price f. riece
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49, One piece 2' yrl - inches wide, color blue
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equal to pants that others sell ut
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press charges. less tho ~ cts sent
with order. THESE PANTS are
made on the latest 1899 patterns.
by expert tailors. made from high
grade special wear-resisting. wool
pants fabrics. In Light, Medium
or Dark Shades. finest trimmings.
patent never-to-come-o buttons.
silk and linen sewing. finest work
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Order at Once and give No. 1853.
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OF Mons made to measure Pants,
M.so to $500; Suits f4.75 to $500.
also tape measure, fashion plates,
etc. Write for our sample book No,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21
Telegrar11y.

GLENCOE CAMP, 81 Pazdz.
Stoczono bitwe, kt6ra trwafa
osm godzin. Pu}k strzelc6w z
Dublina i "Kings Rifer",
wspomagani celnym ogniem
bateryj Is i SO, zajsli wzg6rza
Talana. Boerowie cofueli sic.
General Symons jest raniony
niebezpiecznie.
Boerom odechce sic wyste.
powae zaczepnie. Angielska
artylerya rozstrzygnsia bitws.
Nasze wojsko mic ME wiedziaio
o zajsciu wagorz Talana, do,
p6ki bomby Boer6w ME ga
czely pekac mad miastem. Gdy
nasze armaty W ruch wpra.
wiono, baterye nieprzyjaciel.
skie umilkly. Wyslano teraz
prseciw Boerom naszs piecho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21

"a hrabiego wsgierskiego Ele.
mera Lonyay. Otrzyma1a ma
ten zwiazek pozwolenie cess.
RIA Franciszka Jozefa. Hrabia
Lonyay przechodzi ma aono
Kosciola katolickiego.
- Pulkownik Schneider,
wplatany W sprawe Dreyfusa,
umarl W skutek rany, otrzy-
manej W pojedynku.
- Niemcy maja "a zle vii.
helmowi, ae wybiera sic do
Anglii.
= zadne z mocarstw ME
chce podpisac protokolu z kon-
fereucyi W Hadze.
- Wyrok przeciw szulerom
z Klubu Niewinnych zapadnie
W ko6cu przyszlego tygodnia.
- Pc Szwajcaryi krsca sic
misyonarze mormo1scy. Je-
dnego mich osadzono W wis-
zieniu.
= Ma przestrzeni 100000
mil kwadratowych- cierpi W
Indyaeh l5 milion6w ludzi
gl6d.
= Zgodzono sic we Wa
shingtonie W Londynie ma
wytkniecie granicy, oddziela:
iacej Alaske cd posiad}odci
angielsklch.
= w Peoria, ILL.,, zamknie.
to cukrownis, poniewaz psla.
cze urzadzili straik. 800 ludzi
Awietuje mimowoli.
Konsumpcya trunk6w
rozpalajscych zmniejsza sic W
Stanach zjednoczonych. Ma
jednego mieszka1ca przypada
obecnie o polowe mniej wypl'
tych w6dek, nia pred % laty.
= Ma regulacye REX pre-
znacza Rad zwiazkowy sumo
S26, ,906,S21.
= T}umy publicznosci zbie-
rajs sic W Ohio, ma mityngi,na
kt6rych przemawia Bryan.
Przyjmuja jego mowy oznaka'
mi zapalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Cena mIeka pOdniesiona.

Komitet organizacyi: ,,Chica-
90 Milk Dealers Association"
postanowil wczoraj podniese Gene
mleka ma z cent6w cd kwarty, i
zapowiedzial, ze W Styczniu
nestapi dalsze podwyzszenie
ceny. Handlarze mleka podobno
dlatego podniesli cene mleka, il
sami teraz "a stagiew mleka
musza placic po 40, zamiast po
IS centow. Utrzymuja oni, Se
wielkie kompanie sprzedazy
porozsylaly agent6w do farme-
row, by ci tychie naklonili do
podwyzszenia cen mleka z powo-
du, jak twierdzili, ze handlarze
drobiazgowi mleka majatki robili
ma awoim handlu.
Same zajm sic transporter.
Kompania American Steel 6
Wire Co.," kupifa wczoraj wielki
parowiec Nv. H. Gilbert" j diva
inne okrety, kt6re juz bu1uje W
Cleveland American Ship Bull
ding Co." Nadto uklada sic o
zakupno dwoch innych wielkich
paroweow. Poniewaz juz dawniej
ogloszono, ze takze i kompania
Carnegie Steel Co." zamierza
nabye formalna fotyle parowcow
kursujacych ma jeziorach, przeto
okazuje sic, re wielkie korpora'
eye wkr6tce beda kontrolowaiy
zegluge ma jeziorach. American
& Wire Co." cd dnia 1ge Maja
rozporzadzac bedzie II okretami
Q lacznei pojemnosoi $4,000 ton,
i W czasie sezonu bedzie mogfa
przewieze 100000 ton rudy.
lynn sposobem stanie sig zupelnie
niezaleina cd kompanij okreto-
wych.
We wszystkich warsztatach
okretowych panuie ruch ogromny
i wskutek tego cena okret6w
zuacznie poszla W gore. Kap.
CIV. Elphihe otrzymai s475, 900
cd kompanii Carnegie "a paro..
wiec Nv. r. Linn" iskuner i
,,Carrington", a powiadaia, ae
cena La przewyzsza wartosc tych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21
PierWsze kleski Boer0W.
poRIcI POD GLENCOE I MAFEKING.
Irlandczycy pietnuja Anglikow mianem
rabusi6W.
POLAK WICEPREZYDENTEM W RADZIE PANSTWA
w WIEDNIU.
Potworna zbrodnia negra ukarana.

kowe mleczarnie, mlyny, pie
karuie, przerabiajace mlewo
ma suchary dla wojska, sksady
towar6w j narzsdzi rolniczych,
rzemieslnicze warsztaty, nawet
zwiazki poslugaczy publicz'
nych i dorozkarzy. Wiele 2
tych instytucyj otrzymuje sta;
le, coroczne subwencye cd
rzsdu, albo cd komisyi kolo-
nizacyjnej, lub wreszcie cd
stowarzyszenia hakatyst6w,
wszystkie zas maja pewne ulgi
podatkowe wszystkie otrzy-
muja pienisdze ma zaiozenle
interesu.
To sic nazywa ekonomicz.
nem podniesieniem kraju,eko-
nomiczns jego germanizacys.
A jake ma bye podniesienie
jego kulturalne, mad tenn VIA.
snie ma wezwanie rzadu radzili
teraz W Pile niemieccy delega.
ci wszystkich rad miejskich W
Wielkopolsce. Oto jest litania
aadah nostawionvch prZeZ
Mich rzsdowi: Muzeum prze.
myslowe W Bydgoszczy; bu-
dowanie W miastach pomni-
k6w, budzscych patryotyzm
niemiecki, a wise pomnik6w,
przypominajscych tryumfy
woienne Prusskow, pomniki
Bismarka, Moltkego, Flottwe.
la td.; zalozenie bibliotek
ludowych i czytel6 wylacznie
niemieckich a bezplatnych;
zalozenie instytucyi wedrow-
nych prelegent6w, wsdrow-
nych teatr6w, wystaw przemy.
slowych sztuk pieknych; bu.
dowa lokal6w,w kt6rych majs
sic odbywac zabawy, posiedze-
MIA stowarzysze6, odczyty it'd.
pod warunkiem, ze tam wszy.
stko must bye po niemiecku.
Nadto og6lne zadanie delega.
tow brzmi: 'Rzad powinien
sic starac o to, aby wszelkie
zjazdy naukowe, religijne i
przemyslowe stowarzysze1,
istniejacych W Niemczech, od-
bywasy sic W Poznadskiem, W
og6le zas powinien wszelkimi
sposobami uprsyjemnic Mem
com pobyt W tel prowincyi".
Take ekonomiczne kultu.
ralne germanizowanie Wielko'
polski moze bye bardzo skute'
czne, poniewaa Niemcy SO bo-
gaci, nieslychanie sic ROMA
mietnili do opanowania pia.
stowej dzielnicy. q naszej
strony jest tylko jedna ma to
rada, sle bardzo skuteczna /
niewymagaiaca aadnych mad
zwyczajuych zdolnosci: trzeba
sic coraz bardziej skupiac,
oszczedza6 i movie jak mai.
mniej, ale "a to wciaz praco.
wac, praco@ac i mice ma.
6zieie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOwei.
Chicago, 81 Pazdziernika.


Germanizacya Wielkopolski
"a pomocs calego arsenalu u
staw wyjstkowYch nabywa-
MIA aiemi przez komisye kolo.
nizacyjns dotsd, jak wiadomo,
niezupelnie sic powodzi, a
przynajmniej postepuje zbyt
powolnie dla niecierpliwych
Prusakow. Postanowili tedy
uzupelnie plan Bismarcka
planem Miqusla, kt6ry pred
rokiem dal haslo germanizo-
wanna Wielkopolski takze "a
pomocs "kulturalnego i exc.
nomicznego podniesienia kra.
ju". Ten lisi atak miquelow-
ski jest niezaprzeczenie o wiele
dla Polak6w z pod zaboru
pruskiego groznieiszy cd will
czego ataku bismarkowskiego.
Skutki jego jus So widoczne,
lubo on dopiero sic zacssl.
Ekonomiczne "podniesienie
kraju", czyli W gruncie rzeczy
zgermanizowanie 60, wzial
Rad ma siebie j jua zawarl od-
powiednie uklady z zmn6stwem
fabrykantow, kt6rym poczynil
wielkie ulgi podatkowe i ia.
ryfowe dla tych towar6w, ia.
kie oni bsda wyrabiali W "a.
kladach przemyslowych, kt6re
wzniosa W Wielkopolsce, a
zaludniajs wylscznie robotui-
kami, maistrami urzsdnika-
mi z Niemiec. zeby rsdy
gminne, posiadajsce polska
wiskszosc, ME stawia1y prze.
szkod temu najazdowi niemie.
ckiego przemyslu, Rad rozpo-
czsl nawet wbrew wolf gmin
lscsy6 je z sssiedniemi miasta.
mi W jedna sdministracyjna
calosc, kierowans przez ME-
mieckie magistraty. TAX na-
przyk2ad powstaje obecnie
{" Wielki Pozna6" przez wcie.
lenie don gmin Wildly, Sw.
kazarza i Jeayc, lubo ostatnia
q tych wiosek energicznie pro-
testuje przeciwko zniesieniu
jej odrsbnosci. Ma gruntach
tych wiosek bedzie juz obo-
wiszywa}o prawo miejskie,
tam wiec powstana liczne fa-
bryki niemieckie, kt6re za1o.
zyc zobowiszali sic W obec
rzsdu potentaci przemyslowi.
Poznahskie dzienniki wylicza-
ia kilkanascie ogromnych fa-
bryk, ktore jednoczesnie zacz
ns sic budowae W roku przy.
szlym przY fnausowej pomocy
Ostbanku, zalozonego przez
hakatyst6w. Inni przemyslo.
wcy, jak Bendix i Syn, albo
Krupp, przystepuja DO budo.
wy gmachow fabrycznych beg
pomocy bankow. Rozwine}a
SIG tedy szalona spekulacya ma
grunta podmiejskie, kt6rs
dzienniki nazywajs ''tahcem
dokola z&otego cielca". Chlopi
W Wildzie i sw. kazarzu, po.
sladaiscy po so, 80, a nawet
100 morg6w roll, zachowali
sobie po 8 do lOciu morgow, /,
reszte sas sprzedawali parcela'
mi spekulantom, ktorzY ma
tyehmiast odsprzedaia swe ma.
bytki innym spekulantom, W
skutek czego cena ziemi tax
rosnie, il sic czasami podwaja
W cisgu DOLBY. Tam tedy sta
ME niebaweln las komin6w, a
pod mimi zaroi sig cd Mem
c6w!.
Ma prowincyi - to samo.
Pray 6nansowej pomocy rzadu
j komisyi kolonizacyinej wy.
rastais cgysto niemieckie sp6i-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21
R6zne Wiad0m0s@
telegraficzne.

Eksprezydent general
Benjamin Harrison przybyl
wczorai iona do Londynu.
dug pahstwowy W
Niemczech przYbiera rozmiary
zastraszajsce. Politycy zarzu.
GAIA Wilhelmowi lekkomysl.
nose.
Arcyksieana Stefania
wychodsi ga msa 5 Listopada,