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STRIKE WILL NOT
BE SETTLED

LOUISVILLE. Colo, Nov. 15,-The
official count of the votes cast by the
miners of the northern coal district
last night reverses the decision and
defeats the proposition for settle
ment OF the strike. The SUBJ district
board met here today and canvassed
the vote. They announced that the
proposition was~ defeated and there
would be no work tomorrow, but re-
fused to make public the vote. It has
leaked out that there was a majority
of six votes in favor Of rejecting the
proposition. The mistake occurred in
the counting Of the votes last night
at the various unions and itz,took but
few to change the decision,
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MITCHELL URGES
ENDING OF STRIKE.

LYNN, Mass, Nov. 15.-Many dele
gates to the American Federation of
Labor convention in Boston attended a
mass meeting held here under the au-
spices of the local Central Labor union
tonight: The speakers included Samuel
Gompers and John Mitchell. Mr.
Gompers urged closer union among
laborers everywhere for the general
good -.
Mr.. Mitchell said in part: II cannot
conceive of any place where labor can
be divided and struggling within it's
own ranks. A few years ago there
were many different organiza tons in
the coal regions, some secret, some
open, some political and some revolu-
t1onary. While these organizations
were in cintrol wages went lower until
the sad spectacle was presented of men
not on strike, but actively at work be-
coming objects Of public charity, and
forced to ask contributions to- pay for
the necessaries Of life, There are now
organized in one body, and during
seven years wages have been increased
Il per cent, the daily hours of labor
have been reduced from twelve to eight
and moral and social conditions have
been greatly improved =. :
MANY persons think that I go about
causing strife and strikes, while these
are the very things which 7 wish to DO
away with by: bringing capital and la
Dor together. -. =. ..:s ! =.
f. q r 4: Z hope the day will come when
agreements will abolish strikes ~ al ana
iockouts; and this win only III, be- when
both sides understand one another
BETTER
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SHUTDOWN OF :
SHOE FACTORIES,

QUEBEC, Nov 15.-rwenty boot and
shoe factories in. this city have closed
down. The shutdown is due to trouble
with the machinists, who have refused
to abide by an agreement made in
1901, creating conciliation board. The
specific complaint on which action was
taken was that of four machinists who
left the Marsh factory because they
were refused an increase of wages,
without submitting the demand to the
arbitration commission. The manufac-
turers will no longer recognize the
Shoe Machinists' union, but will insist
upon Individual contracts. 50
Five thousand operatives are affected
by the shutdown 5
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THE PIOTTERS ~

her dress. The constable will arrest
her; and after that, It would be Queer
II Johan would have anything to do
WIN WIZ ner'> the owner of Holjeryd de-
girls future the other g objeeet at Tue
not ap 20 be aba e. 1a It viii hurt
pt erty in the hands Of one pair. Our
pia r1.ga of 9do, ,bbsggar girls"
ken when a: strange putting and rat
ting was heard farther up the road.
ane, Ga men started up: and looked
f. travelled forward with: the speed of
In the front seat was a
man mar ~ WITH green goggles. and when
peasa\,tg;; the man turned to look at
them. They thoueht they saw a pair
of glowing eyes behind the goggles
1T is the, Devils" they groaned
The monster was already disappear
ing in a cloud of dust How long the
plotters remained on their knees at
there was no more talk of going to
KIangs'
Late in the evening Johan's father
came lettering home, pale and grave.
he said.
you are not going to- do her any
harm, father?'
mo, I am going to give her to you.
It is no use to strive against Provi-
dence,' muttered the old man, tremb-
ling
The boy did not stop to ponder over
the fathers strange change of mind,
but drove off at gallop.
Since then many an automobile has
passed through the village, but the
owners of HOljerYd and Runeryd pre-
tend that they have not been fooled.
They are too proud to let it be known
that an automobile frustrated their
plans.
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!bor World, Nov. .7-14-21.

STATE 3 q Of MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
cial Term, November 4th, 1903
Of Porter J..NefE Aaministra tor. with
a@on other thgs ahat h as fuly
administered said estate.. and praying.
that time and place be 2fxed for ex-
amining, settling and allowing the
for the assignment of the residue of
said estate. to the parties entitled
: It Is ordered. that, said account be
examined, and petition heard by this
vember, "A. p. 1908, az 10 o'clock A.. NJ
at the Probate Office lin the Court
House In the City of sDulut h, In said
County. 's0-s:
And r.. isfurther ordered, -that-no-
tice thereof be given to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy Of
this Order oncesin each week. for three
successive weeks prior. to said day OF
hearinp in the Labor; Nv orlh1. a weekly
fneWspap ers / printed = and published at
Duluth; in said County, e = ;5~
=, Dated ataDulutn. Mimi. the 4th day
of november; AL d 1903. - 81, 4 1851
- By the Court; I 5.#;. $685. ~ =.
r.,r.% go ]. B: :'z..6s-!yDLECOFF, #
tssa1 Fro bite oe Saake Sc koa}s Co.
Labor dbeA; Word, Nov ~ s7:= 55
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Daily eXCeDt SUNDAY.
Subscribe for ''The Labor World" $1.o0.
SHORTEN WORKING DAY

The time at the Duluth g. Iron Range
shops at Two Harbors has been cut to
nine hours a day. This means a loss Of
five hours per week; and "a few men
have been, laid off,: It is said that an
order came to reduce the force, but the
management thought shorter hours
would: ybe preferable to the men, and
this was done, making: it necessary to
lay OF fewer men: Owing to the cur
tailment Of the lore traffic.. the ore
train crews are. being let go earlier
than usual this: year ~. ~ -" y
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
of St. Louis. District Court. 18th
Judicial District.
Leon E. Lum. Plaintiff.
George L. Brooks Clara Brooks. J.
Cora Smith. Charles M. Watkins.
Unknown heirs of William r. Brooks
and also all other persons or parties
unknown. claiming anv right. title:
estate lien or interest in the real
estate described in the COMPLAINT
Notice is herebv given that an action
has been commenced and is pending in
the above named court bv the above
named plaintiff against the above nam
ed defendants. That the object of said
action is to quiet title and determine
adverse claims to the real estate here
matter described. That the property
affected by said action lis situated in
the County Of St. Louis and State Of
Minnesota. and is described as. follows:
teen 19). Township Fortv-nine (49).
Range Thirteen 13). known as parcel
Twentv-three. {23> Referees plat OF
Minnesota Point as recorded in the Of
flee Of Register of Deeds of ST. Louis
County, Minnesota. in Book G of Plats.
PORTER. J: NEFF.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
200 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Labor w ss! Oct: } Rs'GsR: F aee: Z
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" ss:s !aSs;es isSs!s III IL; s,s
" n ned ns sed d e. Worry over
*best.way IS Eearningslris living. Thers
m NJ His long eomg5rfbS Of sHSX n eef %as
growing and ripening in the fields Of
Hpljeryd and incoming from sheer Wells
being in his: fathers barn. Every,
eady and %stne Sr him. %i even for wfs
him. =
=, Adjoining Holjeryd vas another
large property pr p l called Rn9eryd The
ter. Now, if Johan and Clara were to
be united in marriage, nothing more
desirable could be imagined, for then
hands, and the owner would be man
Of considerable power. The two old
men had agreed that this was to be
and Clara themselves thought that this
arrangement was fit and proper. It
gaeh tHs h SIT had key no dseD Ys f
worry and trouble in their train
To al outward appearances no one
But it often happens that when we
feel most safe, a hurricane will come
and turn things upside down.
at old tn soar b the Of dn ng liked
on smalI~andas stohy farm: Thus It
happened that: :old man Klangs oldest
girl came to*aI4ol jeryd, She was re-
mign~ bezIdan gerous5s fo' the Mans Of
TIE owners ofEHoljeryu and Runeryd:
was nothing But a poor soldiers daugh,
ter. A ~king>-may <marrw> such a. one,
as history proves, but that young
p P, Sai who .; has e stern parents and
any any anxefyon ono acc cu ! Il Nina Ae''
But Minna had not been in Holjeryd
low her with his eyes wherever she
went He thought she was very diff
f f9ren from claraLsoft and K graceful.
Mfnna sat ' stood Johan "a always
lently He soon began to wish Clara,
her property and m, his own, to the ends
dom was worth a small farm with
Minna on it.
When she mad been in HolJeryd a
fortniE Johan: Yas over Ter, ,h / :. ears rs in
love grew grew rapidly, and Soon it could
father Understood the state Of affairs,
s eHt he In on s I'd sa if Is p FoSd
of his s*ast1ocess:a .:::*> :*>s -
seen; 1hoXsxsrl ,,theEs was: =, 70 =. ;m2 e.;
father, 5You mig ttjust as Wen: Break
with the Runa5eryd, people, for I will
never marry Clara"
The rather qpsnfd his eyes in aW W5e
l have promised I shall do, and no
beggar's daughters will have a. chance
to come between me and my plans.
You understand!' :
But things went from bad to worse.
One day Johan declared that he had
decided to go to America and leave.
parents and home forever, if he could
not marry Minna any other way. Then
the old man became. serious and UNI
to save the alliance scheme and cure
Johan of his love sickness.
Minna would have to go, but the old
man realized that the dismissal of the
girl would not be sufficient in Johan's
case. +.
The evening before she went he took
the opportunity to carry out scheme.
the garden somewhere, the old man
ripped UP a piece of the facing 5Qf,
her Sunday skirt and pushed Sassf iiftX-
4hat Sc and g.
wool an STU Ct n ereu pom hecaf HuI1 ~
@eVea the seps @ i. :ts s. s. !. .
- NIinna zlad been gone several DAVIS.
eryd wereS sitting' at s4he cross roads,
conversation. ..
the Constable to go with us to the
Klangs' and make a search among the
girls things. Then, we'll. of course,
find the fifty crown bill sewed up in
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STATE OF MiifNNHls Ola; COUNTY OF
st. Louis-ss-~ In probate Court, Spe-
cial' Term, November 4th, 1903.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
T. "Morrisette, Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Of
Porter J. Neff, Administrator, of the
estate of Joseph F. Morrisette de-
ceased, representing. :among other
things. that he has, fully administered
said estate, and: praying that a time
and place be fixed cor examining, set
thing and allowing the nal account OF
his administration, and for the as
signment Of. the residue of said estate
to the parties entitled thereto by law
TT is ordered, that said account be
examined, and petition heard by this
Court. on Monday. the 30th day Of No
at. the Probate, Office. in the Court
House in. the City 1ofa 1Du luth, in said
Ana it is further ordered. that no.
tice thereof be EiYep to all persons in
terested, by :publishin~ a CO. of this
Order once in each week for three
successive weeks 'Pr ior 70, said dav of
hearin g1:in; the Labor World, "a weekly
newspaper printed and. published at
Duluth, in said County.
Dated at Duluth Mimi, the 4th day
of November A.. ID. 1903. nj.
BY the Court, -... =.
J. 3. MIDDLECOFF, =
- Judge OF Probate{,-
(seal Probate Court, Il. Louis. Co.,
labor World, Nov. 7-14-21.
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MEN OUT OF WORK.

PUEBLO, Colo, Nov, 1.-two thou.
sand of the men thrown out Of en-
ploynrent by the: closing of portion
Of the Colorado. Fuel & Iron works will
be: ,shippeds%to, the southern fields to-
work in. the coal fields =thehe: Three
carloads were sent tonight and others,
will follow as rapidly, as possible. :.
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ARE DISPERSED
BY THE POLICE
Spanish Anarchists. Not Allowed t,
Celebrate Chicago Exc
c.ttion.

BARCELONA, Nov. 15.-The police
today dispersed a meeting of anarchists
which had been arranged to celebrate
the anniversary of the execution of the
Chicago socialists in 1885, The action
Of the authorities was. taken because
of the violent speeches which were
made at the meeting advocating an ac-
tive propaganda of anarchistic doc
trines,
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I, MANAGER WANTED.

!: ustworthy lady or gentleman e. to
manage business II this county y; and, ad-z
joining; territory for Well and favlo,ra BY
known house IS solid financial stand nd:
ing. ii salary 81 ana
expenses, fonda Sbyl. cheek
direct headqu terss ~ penEe.
rrn anan1
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Meet second and fourth Wednesdays
OF each month in the Hunter block,
engineers halD. President. j.. D.
campbell; vice president, B. Hutchin-
Garfield avenue; financial secretary:
treasurer, Archie Mcpherson, 900
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RI; s SHERIFF" szEXEcUTION# SALE = &.
issued out OF and under the 9Seaisof
the District Couf Z '6f The State Of. MIN
:1lesota Inland for p 49, ley enth Judi-
*etal u District and hes County VI OF #St.
Louis on the dan day OF. November,
~ upon as 1ud 8 ment 8 rendered and
said Orrt and. County5.on
stinns9th krein;Sfsfher J I'M ona1 Obi
#m4n knaer s. ssaz.|z st.
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PAINTERS, DECORATE RS AN d
ngers-Meets every Tuesday
at Hall c. Kalamazoo block. President,
Ed. Maere; vice. president, Fred Nc
CURE; treasurer, c. A. Diers; financial
secretary, M. Oiseth, 419 Second Ave.
West; recording secretary, James Pow
ers, 811 East Third street; business
agent. J. w. Richardson, 333 Manhat-
tan bldg
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MATERIAL ERROR.

,"You fellows want us to think that
high prices for commodities make
prosperity. do*you ?''*@howled the man
with the sorrel beard: You can't pull
Tic woO1-">
i, Cotton" corrected the stock ex-
change man in the crowd. CIV. T.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Trains run to and from Drunrnond
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
only.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains in Duluth Arrive and depart
from Union depot:
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 1885,
F. Meets first Sunday in each month
at Kalamazoo block. President, J. A.
Barron; vice president. Robert Rutner-
ford; recording secretary Augustine
Murphy; financial and corresponding
secretary, c. E. Brown, 1913 South
strict.
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MACHIN1sTs, UNION. ZENITH LODGE

NO |z47, 8: A.. OF M.--Meets second
and fourth. Tuesday: of each month at
Ajax building; 221 West; Superior
street President! z. Ewald; vice
president, J. Abernethv' ~nancial s1cre=
tary, Louis. Wflner;;: .treasurer,h E.
Booren, b14 Fifty seventh avenue West:
corresponding and recording secretary,
VIM. Y. Miller. zee Central avenue~We
Duluth. - Affiliated with Trades. Assem-
b1v -
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PLASTERS' UNION, NO. So, o. p. L. A.
Meets on second and fourth Mon
days of each month at Kalamazoo
block. President, Richard Callahan;
vice president, William J. Watts: APT
East Sixth street; corresponding secre-
tary, Walter Jackson, PAIL West Sixth
street; delegates to the Building
Trades Council Sam Magham, Charles
Mcdonald and J: w. Fallgren.
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.27o5> :Twenty-fourth street, West SUI
zperior,as Wis, i 4: ::s.. =
STEAM ENGINEERS, I'M

STEAM ENGINEERS UNION NO Is,
Meet every thursday in the Marine
Engineers hall in the Hunter block.
President, E. H. Holdren: vice presi-
dent, Herman Smith financial secretary
George Zopp;, treasurer. George Marsh;
recording secretary, I. W. .Gillelahd,
1918 West First street. -.
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TUG FIREMEN AND L1N1smEN,s uN-

TUT FIHlEMEN AND LlNEMEN'S UNI
Ion No; 2.--Meets every Monday even
Ing at the Marine Engineers hall in
the Hunter block, 131 West Superior
street. President, Henry White; vice
president, Dennis O'Br1en: second vice
president, George Faulkner; third vice
president, Andrew Colen; financial Sec
Rotary, John Pendergast, 200 West SUI
perior street; treasurer, Albert Elliott;
recording secretary M. B. Glockle, SIS
West Sixth street.
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PLUMBERS UNION NO IL, U. A. j. r.
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
E Sturn; vice president, John Piering !;
trustees, Joe Krieger, Chas. Rigdon; re-
eording secretary j. j.. Mullen, p. O..
O. c.. Sturm. -:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Of st. Louis. District Court 18th
Judicial District: :-z<..~
George L. Brooks. Clara Brooks. j.,
Cora Smith. Charles M. Watkins
Unknown heirs of William r. Brooks
and. also all other. person or parties
unknown. claiming any. right. title.
estate. lien or interest in the. real
fhs srn5g described in the compl a
State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants: -|S %"
You and each of YOU are hereby sum-
mOned and required to answer the COM
plant in the above entitled action,
which is on file In the office of the
clerk Of the above named Court at the
CITY of Duluth. County of st. Louis and
State Of Minnesota. and to serve a
copv Of YOUR answer to said complaint
upon the subscriber at his office in the
CITY Of Duluth. said County and State
within twenty davs after the service Of
this summons. upon YOU. exclusive OF
the dav of such service. and If YOU fail
to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
the COMPLAINT.
Dated October. 10th. 1903.
PORTER J. NEFF.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
200 First NATL Bank Bldg.
Duluth Mimi
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and ss-1oo Dollars, (s272s.ss) which
SAID st. Louis County. been duly direct
public auction to the highest cash bid
der at the front door OF the Court House
IN IN the Il City of Duluth. in said County
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day,
all the right, title: and interest of g;
debtor. in an and "i to the feiioW WING de-
scribed real estate, situate in the
County Of St st. Louis and state Of Min
The North half of the Southwest
as, the soat9 half 81 the Northwest S
aua7Ett quarter <sH q NWA) of Section tween
Northwest Quarter INV Of SwA> Of
ssstio IN tFw ~n s21o and lots three
BanEe fourteen Ga West of the 4th
The North half of the Southwest
ssaEter Of; T. as N0e aasTfsr
quarter Of the Northeast quarter IsWN
f Of s sscti S, tTM er c} ~
fifteen (15) West Of the 4th p M:
The Southwest quarter of the North
East on qnafteF lsW of MEA of Sec
90 West of the 4th P. NJ
The Southeast quarter Of the South
west quarter (SEA of SWA> Of Sec
ton five 50, the East half of the
Northeast quarter (E1z of NEAl Of
Section seven (7), the West half Of
the Northeast quarter (Wk of NEA)
of Section eight 49,. the Northeast
(NEA Of sWA) of Section twelve (12)
and the North half Of the Northwest
Quarter (N1h Of NWA) of Section thir-
teen (1s), Township fifty-seven $50
North Of Range eighteen (12) West
of the 4th P. M.
The Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter (NWH of SWA) of Sec
ton thirteen. (13), Township fifty-nine
500 North Of Range twenty (20) West
of the 4th P. M.
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, Novem-
Der 4th, 1908.
w. w. BUTCHART, =
Sheriff of st. Louis County, MINI.
By S: Z: Pierce, Deputy.
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor.
Labor World Nov 7-1421-28, Dec. 5-l2
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sTATIOINA'R:Yj-.IFE; . vIElIil N r. :

sTATIoNARY:FIRE UNION,sNo
=, 1871 Bot 81 D u etszon the last
hall, j. 504- 81 IsManhattan.'b but d inEs#Pr
dent Gus: y ohnsoh 81 g :pEesid / J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e. Re hosss O' Common:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ill Oh IN oble.s 2l4
Lake avenue Sput
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SHEET METAE:.' MQHKERS' UNION
zes Ss - ma faqEt ef st tas
month at Kalamazoo block, p, In.
President Tim, Timlin; vice. president,
M. j. Harney; 'nancial secretary, A.
Moore; corresponding secretary, A. L.
Te1ssier, S1714 East :SfKth#str So
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RETAIL :CLERKs's UNION NO: s.
Meets, Meets Tuesday Of !, each az month at En-
President, A. Y. Johnson; vice presi-
dent. o: Laqua; recordings secretary F.
0. Mal1Gren;,> a26 ~. est Third street;
Suffel & Co.. Vreasurer, .Chas. Stevens
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Special Term, October, 18th, 1903. "
In the Matter of the Estate. of Charles
G. sternberg, Deceased:
On receiving and filtnE=ths petition Of
bing; Of the Countysof: St; louis, repre-
Charles G. sternberg, of the City Of
Hibbing, late of the County Of St.
Louis, In the State Of Minnesota. on the
18TH day of September, A, D. 1903, at
the County Of st. Louis. died intestate,
and being an inhabitant of this Coun-
goods chattels, and. estate within this
County, and that the: said petitioner
is the widow Of. said DECEASED, and
praying that administration of. said
estate be to Andrew &: sternberg
IT is ordered. that said petition be
the soth day. 81. Is ove1nb er, A: IS. 8;
;atNtenla;o lecka atay "a
of Duluth, IL said County: > -
Ordered: further that notice hereof
be- given to the heirs Of said deceased
and to al PERSONS Interested, BY pub
for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in, the Labor
World, weekly. newspaper printed
and published at the City Of Duluth,
in said County. -: =.
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, the 29th
day of October. a; p. 1903.
s.: .~.-...c.~.J, B: MIDDLECOFF.
-. 49, Judge OF Probate
<s @;an Probate Court St. Louis Co.,
Labor World, Nov 7z14-2l: