davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23

mas ceased 70 De q
cause of rejoicing,
but has become in
stead a burden to.
be. dreaded and.
looked forward to
with melancholy
and pprehensio
"About three
months before our
last baby was born
{ (Which is onr
fourth1 writes
Mrs. Nellie Carl, Of
C0oa
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
ANGEL

Is there any happier
in this world than
mother whose each
little one seems
to her but one. more dar-
angel to continually
her thoughts toward
sunshine of perfect
happiness?. But sorry Is
lot of that poor moth
e to whom motherhood
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23

leaves a widow and nine children.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
LAUNDRY T &C.,: :: :: :::::::'
...gan. Saabms $685. 500.
pit 1pntjuft.
Uerfbieoene Sesartcn iber ben uripruus
bee gSprtee ,,&nndle @cfet."

Der l1rfprung bes @usorudss
r2pn9iuitia" lit piel umftritten. Wlan
bat ibn Bis auf 1893 suridfiibren
ponen, als Der Mapor 2pn6 bon Gal
man, Srlano, ieinem eisenen Sobn me-
gen Mprbes ben proaeb ma9te uno
ibn binri9ten lieB. @u9 bat nor be-
bauptet, oab oas Wort 2pn9iuftiS bon
benz 8erfabren bes Jrieoensridters
2pn9 BON 0%irsinien beritamme, Der
i'm Sabre 1882 Snoemnitdt bur9 einen
Oft Der MHemblp BON 8%ir9inien ers
belt, nadoem er i'm Sabre 1880 cine
Mnaabl Sories unseiebmdbis bate in's
@efdngnib perfen lafen. Slider 1T,
baB Der Musorud 2pn4juiti5 in feinem
jeBisen SHINE Der viummarifden Suftia
obne redtmdbises @eri9t" literarifd
auerft i'm Sabre 1877 sebrau4t puroe.
Na6 sinem unlGneit bon Or. Gut
fer perOffentli6ten 8uhe lebte i'm lebs
ten 8iertel bes 18. SabrbunOerts emit
lang Der Notwithstanding den
@ren5e 5ablrei6es i6le6tes Gefinoel.
bas ole iebbafte 2anobepOlteruns ourG
Siebftdble beunrubigte, 10 bab bas
@olf 8eratbunsen pflog, tpie man Tie
unteroriiden tonne. Man biloete baSr
&ompagnien, fogenannte Regulatorsn.
nit Stfi5ieren, Die Ben 8anoen ents
segentraten. sic erri9teten audi einen
@eri9tsbof aus ibrer Mitte unb err
nannten @i9ter. Die &ompasnis
brafte berbGdtise perfonen uuf, unh
Der @eri6tsbof unteriudte Die 5Gae.
sic fpra9en aber ielten anbere Stras
fen als peitf4enbiebe uno 2anbesper=
tpeisr aug, lieBen Die ii~berfiibrten Ser
BREEDER audi aupeilen 9elbitrafen aab=
len, tpenr bieie bie M}ittel basu batten
Oiefe Metbooe, bas 9efinoel gu Re.
f~trafen, tpuroe auerft bon Colonel
Gbarles 2pn9 in 8ebforb gountp
8irsinien aufsebra4t. Die Metbooe
.2bn9s @efeb" senannt, mar fir BIZ
oamalise 3eit ppbl ansebradt. @n'
oere Geeenoen abnlten lie na4, Biz fl
1912 geiebli9 abgef4afft paro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
mosfruo uns ~araftihasei.

Qls 0erfldrung zines bdpert11ert
&raft6Goels ftente fi9 cine @eiai4te
oar, bie in Siiooeuti9lano fur
iirt. Ser Mi9l unb Ser Waftl rparsn
ipnIt 5pei quite &erls uno babel 5tpe1
side Sreun0e; muir bor Sturgeon tanlen
Die beioen ettpos iiber's &reu3, uno
atpar tpeaen Ger Malsfiapolitit. Der
Midl maj elm beseiiterter @erebrer Der
cSapaner, tpGbreno Der 8aftl NIT Der
9leiAen 8egeifterung gu ben Huntn
6ielt. @ie's bait oft 10 sebt. Die trie=
9erii6e Stimmuns puroe BON elmer
Mab our anberen ftets sereiSter, big
Der Waftl auf einmal feinen Mabtrng
als Sanbgranate benuste, erit Den
Oedel lupfts, bineinfpibte, nno als er
fab, DAP er nod balb sefiat mar, srtt
einen Morbsi9lud baruus nabm uno
Damn NIT sinem SEPT balif anal Del
Maul!" Die improbiiirte 9anbgranats
Dem Mi6l ON Den S9dbel mari, oab
fe III tauienb Sderben 5erbra4. @aes
iprang urf, Der Mi9l nit, uno NIT Der
Sano ieinen &opf baltsno. on Dem
cine ftattIide Beule quon, 1drie er:
.3abl'n TO an Mabfrua4, tpern n
broaa bat, / net!!"-n9err, pagelts
@ott, peifs no q 10 a%ussangd is,'
feufate Der pl0blih niidtern getporoen'
Waitl unb balf Dem Mi4l feline geul,
NIT falten 1mf9ldsen bdmpfen. Nad
elmer @iertelitunoe faben bic beiosr
pieoer beim frObliden Srunt, als ol
ni4ts gei9eben pGre, aber niibarr
ariag rebma mir mebr!" befabl Del
mimI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
So. IS Sl6 Meribian ctr.
Merchants National Bank.

Oas 9aar lsbts sliidli9 in 4ois<
@beba, Bis 8p5unce auf einen Sdupts
ling eiferfii9tig fpurOe. Sas 9efnbl
Ser giferiudt rib i'm ouSu TIN, zines
Na9ts feline Srau uno beren feds Die
nerinnen gu srmproen. Ser 8rnoer
Der grmorbeten perlanste pom bO4iten
@eri9t, Dap semGb Dem abeffnii9en
@eieb Ser M6rber linn uusgeliefert
perbe, oamit er &a6e on linn nebme.
Dor Dem @eri9tsbof, in Dem Resus
Menelif felbIt Ben @oriiB fiibrte, fonnte
Gas 8DSanee feinen 8epeis fir Die
1ntreue feiner Gemablin beibringen.
Der 9eri9tsbof mubte oaber p~erfiigen,
bab Ras 8b5ance feinem S9pager
CUR 5inri9tuns ausSuliefern fei. Ser
eebli9 bemiibte ii9 Der Negus Menelit,
feinem 2iebling 8pSunce 0us 2eben gu
retten. Der 8ruber Der getOoteten be-
ftanb auf Der @uslieferune oes MOrz
bers, Der baraufbin unter Sruppen9es
lett bor bie @tabt sefibrt uno bort
feinem S6tpager ~iiberseben puroe, Der
i'm nit Dem S9perte tDbtete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

l1eber Die Nabrungsmittelperfdf9 d.
ung in Oeutfdlano unb Die WdBnabs
men 5u ibrer 8etdmpfung perOffent>
lidte fiirsli9 prpfeHor Mattbes in
sssena einen Mrtifel, in Dem barauf
binsepieien miro, bab Die @eloitrafen
Bel uebertretuneen bes Nabrungsmit>
telsefebes, meiit in 9Dbe BON 1913
Mart, ni6t seeisnet fino, 8. 9. einen
Mil9fGl19er absuf9reden, Der BEL
einem 8eaus o SO 2iter Il 2iter
elei4 1 Quartz tGgli4 i'm Sabre einen
unreoli6en @epinn bon 700 Mdrf
bat. SeBt er tGsli9 10 2iter @afer
au-un6 bas lit Der gepDbnli9e Sab-
10 bat er tGgli9 Bel einem @erfaufss
preiie bon 20 Yfennisen fir bas Otter
2 Mart unreoli1en @epinn. unh
tuenn er stpei 2iter Mubm q Murf)
aug Ser Mil4 bon 3.8 b. s. Settsebali
berausnimmt uno ie 10 anf Den &C.
ringiten aulGifgen Settgebalt bon 2.e
b. 8. brinet. 70 bat er pieoer 1.6C
Marf tGgli9 unb 584 Marf iGbrlif
unreoliden @etpinn. @roB 1T aud
Der Saaben, ben Der &Gufer erleioet
inbem er paHerise Butter fauft. @in'
8erednnng gibt an, Dab BEL einem
WaHergebalt BON 20 b.. 8. itatt bes
mittlereu bon IL b. 8. i'm Oeutfder
Hei9e runb 100000 Mart idbrlid
fir = WaHer beaablt peroen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
Mbefiiniimc 8a6e.

Sin Gifer5u9tsz uno Ha4eroman,
Der am 9ofe oes Hesus Menelit BON
MbeiFnien fpielte, tpuroe In einem Be
ri4t aus Oiibuti folgenoermaben err
3Gblt: Ras 8baance. Der 5000 &ries
ger befebIist, beiratbete Dor einiser 3eit
Die S4pefter zines bena4barten Ros.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
9 Gu e.

Iranf 2emontree, &eparatur, $500,
Diltins iino Waple Str. = @. q.
glidner, @obnbaus, 1888. 1900 g.
gaf Str.-2atie S&aub. Reparatur,
$512, 1918 Cornell Mpe.-6arrp Chat.
man, Wobnhaus. $3.50. AbbtOn
Str, In Der Ndbe bon Ohio Str. =
gpa Me2 ean. apartementbaus, $1,000.
2411 Bart Mbe. - gouarb g. Sper,
Wobnbaus, $500, 1885 Norb Della.
mare Ctr. = Snbtanapolis @redino
Co., $500, Mbtrasuns i'm @ebdube an
penniplpania unb @arfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

Dap 0te Aomtntrratton, ege Fe III
bic slidliden Sasosrtinoe einsebt.
ben giirgsr1 bsmonfrirt, bob fe aud
@eiebe bur9fabrsn fann, penn fe min,
tann man ni9t berbenlen. Die art
unb @eiie. uis fe es t6ut. 1T fei9e
linb bsrd9tli9.
Sie uneltdltden @ei46pfe. bie f8on
ben abI9eu bss ssfitteten 8beiles Der
Bsn6Iteruns ertra9en m6Ren, tperber.
neil Fs b6lis hilflos fnb. auf Be
febl Der Administration aus ibrea
e9lupfpintsln gebebt nnb nun bur9
b!e @obnunssoifritte Der Stabt 3ers
Rreute gum Gdaosl Der aagemeinen
Woral.
Die polisei ftibt f4 babel ielbfpers
fdnoIi9 auf bas @eieb. Nber nit
feissr partsili&teii iiberRebt tie ss'
fiRentli9 ben sinsn She'll Der betrsHsn.
ben @sisb.p Photographer neil sin'
fubrei&e politii9e Treunbe ionf nit
ben proRituirter gu leioen baben piir'
ben. Der @sfeb parasrapb lautet:
.Wsr Elm f9ls9tes 6aus fhhrt. ooer
ruer elm 6aus au unfttli&en 3weden
permietbet. ioI NIT @elobube oosr @s'
fdngniBbaft befraft tperoen."
Warum fieat bic poli3ei ni9t neben
iebe Borbeamirtben aud ben 8eRber
bes Saufes, Der hobe Wietbe aus Der
0aferbubs ,isbt. Dor ben %i&tera Sas
@efss besisbt id auf beibe. es ma&i
teiner1 unterfGisb In Der etrafe. u
era9tst Beibs elei& frafwiirbig.
Mb.r bic bon Der @eieai&aft ausge'
fobenen f6nnsr fi& ni&t uebren. III
Rnb bhllos. mdbrenb Der 6aussigsn'
Thinner elm Wdbler unb bielIei&t ctr
arobes Rirnsnlidt III. &i&ter Wbaaor
joIte barauf befeben. bab bisie De
febeshbertreter rieben Der Sirne Dor ietr
Ssorum bon Der poIi3ei 9ebra4t per'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

ais Biertrinfer nebmen
Der 8elsier unb Der GnglGnoer Die
erfte STEELE elm, ibnen fplst an oritter
STEELE Der Oeutf4e; Damn fommen
DGnemart unb neueroinss bic Der.
Stdaien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
I. mopfepeIts Sc

~ I I. Jt W cU -
f6enfe. Oie @ef9ente. pelde SRI.
Hopiepelt auf ibrer Srientreiie erbalten
bat, fparen in % 2iiten perpadt. bon
6enen Die srDbte IL SUB lang tpar.
Gs beburfte zines sroBen grprebpas'
apns, nm biefe rNnbenfen" na4 ihrem
@eftimmunssort gu fdaffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

In bensrl f9 China sessnwdrtig befir'
bet unb es if srfreuli&, oaB bic aris
beren Wd9te barin nit Seutt4larlo
p6lia fbereinfimmen. }
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
wdbrens BITE a~unaiammlnusen

@dbreno BITE &nnfiammlrri8erl
in ben gereinigtsn Staten R9 i'm
aIaemeinen bisher In europa nod
teiner arosen @srtbf9dbuns e%rfreutsn.
bat profeFOr Gurttpdn9lsr. Der bee
rfbmte Whn&ensr Mr&dolo9e, befe1
WiFen uno nrtbeilstraft In benz
streite iiber bic g&tbeit Der 9iara bes
Saitapbernes einen 10 gldn3snoe1
,Sriumpb ssfeisrt bot. ioeben hber oie
bortiaen antitsnfammlungel Der Ntin=
6ener Nfabemie Der @tReni4aften
einen geri&t srfattet. porin Ct ibrea
9eiHunse1 unb G&dben bod bislfa3
erbebli&e Bebeutuns 3uipri4t. gr fteut
feb, bab Mmerifa beute bereits ni&t ttir
piele, fonbern gum Sbeile aud i@on
.piatiae Mntiten bsfibt, unb beiunbers
fpri&t CT benz vWuieum Of fine Irts"
In Bottom. bas In tuenisen Sabr8ebnten
In betuunbernsmertbsr @eife gei9affen
tuorben if, elmer, bobsn Wertb gu. ba
g faft auf allen gebieten S4dbe srffsn
Manaes entbdlt. Sur 6eiipielsweiie
Eel ar bic beiben Stnglingstorf prari-
telif9en stills erinnert.
gon @ertb lit Johann bas pWletros
politan Wuieum Of Nrt" In Stem Dorf,
beKen, Serrafotten ~aasrbings Jurts
tudneler faf bur9ues FIR aefdli&t er'
tlGrt, bas absr u. q. tn belt Wanos
malereien aus Boseo ReaIe. in benz
nel ertporbensn ionii& etrustii&en
gronstpassn, In benz giloe Der ap'
belle auf benz 26penuagen, in benz
etrustif9sn Stinalins uiw. Stide
erfen &anses beHbt. ct. 2ouis.
@bicagO, WaibinstOn uno Baltimore
berffgen - freilid neben man9em
Wertbloien - bod aud tiber CUTE ans
tite Sa9en, Dor aasm gaien, S9alen,
9mpbor.r ufu.. uno snbli4 ueroient
oas .5res Muieum Of Science aro
art" in philadelphia 8ea&tung pegen
ieiner babpIOniiden Sni4riften, ietner
altsn depptii9en ettde (pon Glineers
peiris). ieiner italienii4en @rabfunbe
unb feinsr epprii&en G~ltertbdmer.
aaes in allen fann nod Surtwdngs
lers Stuoien tein 3meifel niebr bariber
beHeben, bab @meritas antiter Wu-
ieumsbeFb aus BEN Stadium Der
ainobeit Tn bas zines f&nslIreifenben
Sanglingsaltsrs ibergetrste1 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

Wenise Gtfenbabnauge
in MublanS lesen mebr als % Msilsn
Die Gtun6e Surid.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-30
LOCAL MENTION

Money to Loan-Apply to Henry j.
Meili.
James Lamey and family this week
made short visit to Great Falls.
Ladies who want white canvas
shoes for the Fourth can get them at
Lucke's.
The Misses Rose and Violet Lepper
have gone to the Lewis and Clark ex-
position.
John Sanderson, who has been at
tending Gonzaga college at Spokane,is
back home.
Lauretta de Lorimer is back frona
Mount Angela, where she has been
attending school.
"Frenchy'' the cook, departed this
life last week and his whereabouts is
unknown Signal.
The homes of Walter Mckenzie and
wife and Charles Boles and wife have
been visited by the stOrk. lie brought
a girl baby to each house.
Miss Nellie Wade, who has been at
tending the Normal school at Dillon,
was this week the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Johnson. She has re-
turned to her home in kalispell.
The last Chinaman in Chester was
this week driven out by the courts on
the ground that he conducted an
opium Joint. He pleaded that the
white people compelled him to sell
dope at Is cents card, but the court
thought he was too easily compelled.
He was sentenced to sixty days in jail
but given chance to get out OF
town. He got. Chester now has no
Cinnamon and no opium joint, but,
also, it no longer has laundry.
The Barbwire roundup outfit, which
concluded to use Beaumont Oil for its
cattle dipping operations and Will not
require SO much as tank car Of 5000
gallons, has received word as to the
cost of oil in barrels. The Gulf Re
filming Co. quotes a price of $2.25 per
barrel of AZ gallons, the wooden barrel
costing about three times as much as
the oil it contains. The oil company
says the freight from Port Arthur to
Fort Benton on carload lot Of 60 bar
rels will be about $50 per barrel,
making the oil cost about II cents
per gallon delivered there.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-30
AN ATLAS FOR ONE DOLLAR.

The Great Northern Railway has
issued an atlas of tiftysix pages con-
tanning up-todate maps of Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wash
ington, British Columbia, Oregon,
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Wyom-
ing, Colorado, Alaska, Hawaii, Japan,
Philippines Island, China, the United
States and of the World.
In addition to this, the Atlas con-
tains valuable statistical information
relative to the states named above,
is printed on the very best quality of
paper, shows the lines of the Great
Northern Railwoy, and is-in every
way a comenndable work
This Atlas will be distributed at the
actual cost of production and will be
sent to any address upon receipt of
S1.OO. Address, f. [. Whitney, Passen-
ger Traffic Manager, Great Northern
Railway, ST. Paul MINI.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-30
REWARD

A reward of S25 will be paid for in
formation leading to the conviction
of any person or persons who damage
or remove signs Of H. W. Gross on
roads leading out Of Havre.
II. W. GROSS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Ser @rndD uoGcnoct.

Slim llniouen ans Scr baltimore
ScoCration Of 2obor" a%ll89etuor-
len molltrn lire Gcrbriloeruna
nit ser nStructuroI Building
Sraoe3 9luinnce" n.ift aulQcbeH.
Nod) cincm IGugercn @ortgciedlt
mur0cu in ser 0citriAen SiBung Der
Baltimore Sc0crution Of Sobor"
Ilinl l(niouen; oic u3mnl llnio.
ucu 9tr.1, Ar. 70l um0 9tr. 1866, 6ie
Union Der Glcuotorcn Gouitrlttcure
rno Ole llniou Scr Gleftrifer binau9-
geporIcn, neil lie Dem am uorigen
MIttpoh crlullcncu Nclcbl ans ser
0StructlWol building Graoc5 Nj.
lance" oila6utrctcrL nid)t Had)Qefoms
men marcn. Wfit 30 ge9cn % Stim.
men mlr0c ser Nntra1, 0cu llnioncn
nod cine Nohc @c0ent}cit III Qcbclr.
nIe0ergeltimmt. Die binoIa aruur
lcnen llnioncn b0bcn 5u'unmcu 800
MitgIicocr. Die uumittelbore llriohc
oieicS ShritteS ser Sc0crntion lit 0ic
beige lluiou ser ,Nutional giiociu.
ton Ser StcnmiitterS," neltc nidt
sur 6cOcrotion Qcb0rt mlo ~acborcn
fam uno iene nStrlctlrol BUILDING
Grooca 9lioncc" gcGriinoet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Den @ertb ibrer @credtiume tn ser
Oorb Nooo nltf S2St $50.
Hatbb uu 5 u oti5eu.
Mannr Gimont5 idNuGlQtc 0citcrr
nod III Ser Grinncrlulg an oic irobcn
Stmocn Oie er am 0ienitoQ Nbeu0
inn areiie 0e@ 0cutidtbmm@ ocrStoot
I'M .0orlcu Eort" pcrlcbtc.
Gle Nb5u02tnnul Gomuiiiion
miro bcute NodmittoQ cine SituuQ
boltcn uIlo ibrcn @ii0qct Norauihlug
liir 1906 ml9arbcitcn.
Sine Delegation BON @cidditalUl=
ten an Der Noroicitc Der Baltimore
5lpildcn GoluCrt lmO Gho~rlc3itraBc,
crldicn Qcitcru inn Ntapor2 @ijrcou
rno protcitirte 2cQcn ocu bobcu Bret.
ter5alm nm 0uo I'M 9lbbrlldj bcQrii.
ienc altc baltimore Ohio @ebGll0e
an Salucrt un0 baltimore StraBe
bcrumL, neil ou0urd ser GuBNdngcr-
%erteNr an ole Sll0leIte 0lllllbrr &c
OrGnat Wiir0c. &iir5lih reidtcu lie
cine Ectition bc5iiqIih Ser 9lnQclcs
gcnbeit Gin. Ger Mtonor miro Ole @un
Q%cIcgcnbcit nit Dem @ebG,loe q \Sn-
bciprcden mo iebcn, mua &c
tbau mcrocu fam.
Sta0t ErotIrator @rltcc miro
nGtItcn 0icnitog cine &croromunQ I'M
Stuotrotb cimreid)cn laiicrL mcld)c Is
iiir unQeictIid crtldrt, oui Den Grot
I'M N%rouooiitritt Nnbiuocpio
item, @orbierpioltcu SommeroGdCrs
pinltcn etc. ST errihtcn. Gas GEM
mc@'ihe @duIiuicnQcieB pcrbictct c3
obcr mic c@ ideiut, lit nod cine
.bcion0cre &crorommQ bonn WIdDor
mo Stootrotb crforOcrlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
WerlonAt$ 5000.

Grafton .. Spurricr bat I'M areiS.
gcridt 81 Solplon Sennie NJ. Sorner
mo Eolepb Sorner oui 3oblung bon
5000 Shooeneriob pertluet. Gr be-
bouptet, BON oen Terfloatet tbGtlif
onaegriiien iuoroen 81 fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

'p ''YdRe! YaHc!
snr 3ciie im's Inslano beiorst 6.
Saline, Wr. All, ct. Yanl.S traHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

0eiu d) aus W erico.- Sralr
Or. Marie a0rin bon Nopoieo, Gu
nora, Werico, cine Shnelter BON
Srou Gliiobetb Huoolpb un0 Yroici-
ior Otto y. Steimpalb, Dem befarnl.
ten bieii9en WllIif Gireftor, lit olli
lGtteeren 9eiud) bel ibrem 9ruber
oobicr. Sbre Heiie ollS Dem Snrern
bon Werico, ole tbeilmeiie per Eoit-
futihe, Gampier uno Giienbobn ae.
moht murbe, nabm 5woli Gage in
Yniprld.
9ontett iir Sen e II =
Der H." Sr. 5. NJ. Snpoer ga6
am lebten Sonntog i'm Glubbarie
heS Baltimore Sod)t : Clubs" Den
Otitglleoern oes Clubs ser II" Elm
Vunfett. Inter oen Sbeilnebmcrn
hefanoen iid: s. 9. Somea, @ebb.
Seimbah, q. ). aoofe, ,Sobu Gust,
Geo. Sattler, 5. =. &urb uno GboS.
aoppelmnnn.
9edmteo ser g t. % ihaeIS-
Hittcr. Iie Ct. Wihoels Hit.
ter baben III ibrer letten @eriomm.
lung Die iol9enoen @comten oes let.
ten Sobres einitimmig pieoer ae.
ludblt: Mar Gnbrcs, Yrdiioent; S,saf.
Mertel, major; Aug. Sottler, Capt
ton Ser 1. Gompaanie; Sanobaonig,
GopitGn DER . Gompnanie; ailiau
a6bler, Sefrttm, S6os. @enberser,
Shabmeiiter, iino Ssif. sppcl, Der.
einsbote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

&cilte miro Wonor SimonuS oii
Ser Sair erlpartct, uno ooS BRO.
grolnm iiir oa5 Nennen lit luieoer
Elm uor5ilgides. ta.I arr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Nobe5u 100 @rurobeiiber BON go.
ponStomu eridienen 0eitern Dor oen
GommillGreu oe@ 9ountpS uno per-
lonqtcn before @elcud)tun9 iiir 60
pon@topn mo llnlgegeno. ioruie BEL
iere9 @oiicr. Die Gommili1re ber-
iprohcL Grflmoigunoen cin5u5ie'
hrlI
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-29
MORMON CHURCH HAS NO
TINE FOR union LABOR
Salt Lake City Plumber
Writes Interestingly On
Mormon Church.
::
Says Leaders of the Church
Are Opposed to Mem
bers Joining Unions.

A letter from a we'll known plumber
of the Zion of the Mormons" may
be Of interest to Duluth workingmen
who are watching the progress Of the
Smoot investigation in the United
States Senate.
Our plumber friend emphatically
declares that it is the "edict Of the
seers" that Mormon workingmen must
not join labor organizations. The
letter is as follows:
At the present time when the coun-
try is being treated to sensational
inquiry into Mormon customs, by the
Congress, a. few words from the Salt
Lake Local may be appreciated.
In Salt Lake City the labor unions
have a common enemy in the church.
This sect does not grant It's members
the right to affiliate with any secret
society and in consequence a ban"
is placed upon the union. The objec-
ton urged Is that the union is secret,
but the real reason is the private greed
of the leaders of the church, who,
being employers Of the rank and file,
see no advantage to themselves in
AA6ACA "d9CS dIA OCkSOA NO"AASA~AS A~A
the workingmen, and 1t is g. we'll
known fact that the Mormon church
is opposed to organized labor and Is
constantly using it's tremendous influ-
ence to persuade it's members to
leave it alone"
The number of unfair shops in this
city is larger than it should be con-
sidering our location on the map and
our facilities for enforcing demands,
but owing to the policy Of the church
leaders who lose no opportunity to dis
play their hatred for unionism and
union men, we have a number Of I'M
fair shops doing a large portion of the
work. That so many unfair shops are
possible in a little place like this Is
due almost entirely to the "edict OF
the seer" Just how body of men
protesting to follow in the footsteps of
the meek and lowly Nazazrene can
justify this position against organic
ed labor is hard to understand, for 1t
Is obvious that however little the un-
ion mans wages increase, the unfair
mans salary takes proportlonate
flight and the latter Is enjoying the
fruits of the union mans fight and
benefiting by the principle of union
ism, and this too without so much as
turning a hair" Even in the case of
the unfair man is uhionism helpful and
it will readily be seen that the church
gains nothing from their boycott ex-
cept lower priced labor In these few
shops, and it can be shown that this
is In truth all they want. They preach
/ AGAINST unionism for the sole reason
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-29

that it raises the price of commodities
and not because they oppose the prin-
c1ple Of the thing, as will be under
stood when We see them uniting in a
thousand business ventures and sue
ceeding by the very principle they
pretend to condemn-unionism. The
Mormon church is governed by small
body of men who-due to remarkable
faith on the part of the members OF
the church-are in a position to map
out any general policy to which they
may incline. The Mormon people are
much as other people and in general,
honest, thrifty and intelligent. We
have many good union men who are
members Of the church though they
are rarely good Mormons." and never,
I believe. officers in the church.
1t is said On good authority that a
Temple, the Tabernacle and the AS
aembly Hall, amounting to $4S,000
has recently been awarded to one of
the unfair shops referred to above.
Numerous instances could be cited to
the same effect.
A grievance occurred on a dwelling
house being constructed for a wife of
B. H. Roberts-who some years ago
made rather sudden exit from the
National Congress, at the earnest and
urgent request of an outraged public
and though a word from this follower
Of the Nazarene would have adjusted
matters he chose to be silent and his
house was finished by unfair men.
The Labor Committee in the Senate
at this session-before whom We had
bill-numbered five Mormon
bishops among its members. The bill
provided for a State Board of Plumb
ing Examiners, nothing more, and was
submitted by US entirely in the in
terest of good plumbing" and with
the view Of protecting the public
health against the danger caused by
the criminal work of irresponsible
workmen, but when the "Bishies''
learned whore it came from they sent
1t up" with a religious sigh and guess
1t is going yet. One thing is certain,
they turned it down. on prejudice
Notwithstanding these drawbacks,
St. Lake is forging ahead in the union
movement and the plumbers union
is holding it's place in the vanguard,
sure Of ultimate success and doing
it's best to hasten the day when the
ennobling results of unity will be de-
monstrated and acknowledged by man.
Correspondent Local No. 10.