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The freight handlers met Wednesday
evening for the first time this season.
Their first boats arrived Wednesday
afternoon.
The building trades council meets
Monday evening In the Manhattan
building.
The Labor World Offices are now To-
Gated at 2O6 Manhattan building.
County Attorney McClintock, in let
ter to the Trades Assembly, assures
that organization that he will bring
the Hibbing riot matter before the
grand jury.
It is reported in labor circles that
there is danger of a strike among the
electrical workers on Monday. The
difference may arise over a request
for increased wages.
Building operations do not seem SO
bright today rs are to be expected. But
few building mechanics are employed at
this time.
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WELLINGTON CHARGES
AGAINST R0GAN FAIL
Federation Council Acquits
Rogan But Asks for His
Resignation from Board.
Rogan Very Properly Refused
to Do This, and His Friends
Support Him.

John Rogan Of Minnea polls, business
agent of the Plumbers union and men,
Der of the executive council of the
Minnesota State Federation of Labor,
who was charged by A. E. Kellington
Of the Flour Mill Employees union with
offering him a bribe TO call off the
boycott on the Washburn-C Crosby flour,
was found not guilty by the council
last Sunday.
The trial created considerable inter-
out considerable feeling among friends
of both parties. Rogan maintained to
the last that he offered no bride, and
that the charge was trumped up by
certain rivals Of him and his union.
The council, besides acquitting Mr..
Rogan. asked him to resign his office,
and this Mr.. Rogan very properly
declined to do. Union men in Duluth
who have watched the progress OF the
trial cannot understand why the coun-
Gil should insist on Mr.. Rogan's re-
signation after it failed to find him
guilty of any charge.
NSAA'
Rogan is either guilty or innocent.
II the council thought he was guilty
they should have had the moral cour-
age to say so, and then demand his
resignation. If it thinks Rogan is in
nocent it should throw every protec-
ton about him.
This thing of trifling with mans
reputation Is a serious matter. Any
person in the labor movement has a
difficult time at the best to protect
his good name from within and with
out, and the Federation Council who
heard all Of the evidence in the case,
should have completely removed the
cloud which hovers about Rogan il
he IS innocent. Suspicion Is far worse
than the knowledge Of guilt, and the
request for Rogan's resignation leaves
a suspicion about him that indicates
a lack of moral courage on the part
of the members. of the council who
voted a compromise verdict. If Rogan
is guilty we say bounce him in hurry,
but if he is not guilty protect him
from the ISLANDERS of his opponents.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-29

ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis.-ss. In Probate Court, Spe-
cial Term, April 26th, 1905.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Simon
L. Johnson, Deceased:
tate of Simon L. Johnson, deceased.
late Of the County of st. Louis. State
Of Minnesota, being granted to Leon
ora A. Johnson.
IT Is ORDERED, That three months
be and the same il hereby allowed from
and after the date of this order, in
which all persons having claims or de-
CURED to file the same in the Probate
Court Of said County, for examina ton
and allowance. or be forever barred.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. That
Monday the 31st day Of July: 1908,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at a special term
the Probate Onice in the Court House
in the City Of Duluth. In said County.
be and the same hereby is appointed az
the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine
and adjust said claims and demands:
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice Of such hearing DO given
in said estate by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive
weeks in the Labor World. weekly
newspaper printed and published at
Duluth, Minnesota, in said County
Dated at Duluth. Minnesota, this 1seh
day Of April A. d. 1905: ~ &
J. B. MIDDLECOFF. <
Judge of Probate t..
(seal Probate Court, st. Louis County.
Labor World April %. May 6. Is.
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DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.

A number Of mischievous boys set
fire to n grass meadow between Orange
and Palm streets last Sunday after
noon. There was a high wind blowing,
and during the height OF the flames 1t
looked rather dangerous for the
Heights. Tie side walk on Orange
street near Highland avenue was badly
burned.
The Park Board has finished planting
trees on Palmetto and Palm streets.
When the leaves begin to sprout these
sti eets Will look very much dressed up.
Notice is given al! persons that any de-
s1ruction OF trees will not be tolerated,
and the first one caught mutilatfng
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them in anyway will be severely dealt

them in anyway will be severely dealt
WITH
Hugh Fawcett is making extensive
improvements on his premises.
A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Howell.
George Johnston, who was returned
to the hospital on Friday last. is re-
ported to be holding his own.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Watts at their home on
Highland avenue last evening.
The new club house Of the Highland
Gun club is nearing completion.
The Easter exercises at the church
last Sunday evening were well attend
ed by a large and appreciative congre-
cation.
Rev. w. J. Lowrie took a prominent
part In the installation Of tn new pas
tor Of the second Presbyterian church
on Wednesday evening.
The 500 club will meet with Mrs. F.
Il. Adams tomorrow evening.
Mrs. c. H. Merritt, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks is improving.
j. H. NJ. Parker left Tuesday for a
three weeks business trip In western
Canada.
Some malicious boys cut the ropes
holding the awning in front of Nc
Even Bros, store last Sunday evening.
This will not occur again without seri-
Gus results.
Max Clements begins work Monday
morning as poundmaster, and all cattle
running at large after that date will
be taken to the pound.
Captain Francis has made some inn
provements about his residence on Pal
metto street, which has greatly added
to the beauty Of the street.
Mrs. Pomeroy,: mother of Mrs. Chas
Howell is visiting on the Heights.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Honnold Thursday morning.
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES.

e. e. Stevens, publisher Of The
Union, Of Minneapolis. was a visitor in
the city during the week.
Ed Christopherson, formerly president
of the st. Paul Trades and Labor
Assembly, favored us with a call dur
ing the week. Mr.. Christopherson is
now on the road for st. Paul firm.
The lumber showers union meets to-
night at West Duluth. This is the
first meeting of the season. The cleo
ton of officers will be held Monday
evening. 49,
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, will
be in Minneapolis on May 23rd. He
was invited to visit Duluth, but ac-
cording to letters received ut this Of
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DULUTH HEIGHTS GOSSIP
BRIEF AND SOCIAL NEWS
Water Department Employees
Strike a "Gusher" on Du-
luth Heights.
Free and Sparkling Flow Of
Water Indicates Success
of Water Project.

There was considerable excitement on
Duluth Heights Monday AFTERNOON
when it was reported that the men en-
gagged in testing for a water supply
for the new water system had struck
a "gusher," while driving for wells.
The report was al first received Win
suspicion, but after two days now II
is at last conceded that there is an un-
limited supply Of water for COM
munity much larger than Duluth
Heights at the very door OF the sub
urb. The water raises fully two ana
one half feet above the surface. 1t
is pure spring water, and Is as cool
and refreshing as can be expected, with
a small portion of mineral in it which
will guarantee it's healthfulness.
The gusher was struck at deptn
OF 36 feet For twenty feet the men
drove the pipe through black bog;
the next ten feet was gravel. Then
there las layer Of clay, after which
fully ore foot of hard pan was pene-
trated When through this the water
was struck. 1t lays in a fine gravel
bed, which ought to warrant its purity.
People from all portions Of the city
have visited the gusher during the
week. and all pronounce 1t wonder for
this community. Seve.sal other tests
were made since Mond1y, two of which
indicated that more gushers can be
reached. 1t Is the purpose OF the Wa
ter and Light department to drive
several six inch pipes in the line of the
spring All of them will be connected
with one main pipe which will flow in
to a deep water tight tank. From this
tank the water will be pumped into the
reservoir at the top Of Orange street.
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GERMANY WILL
SHUT AMERICA OUT

BERLIN, April 2s.-The imperial
government preparatory to excluding
the United States from the privileges
of the new reciprocity treaties signed
recently with. seven European states
has formally notified the American
overnnent that the tariff agreement
between Germany and the United
States Of July 10, 1900, will terminate
March I, 1906, the day the new treaties
go into effect but that Germany stands
ready to negotiate a reciprocity treaty
with the United States.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The
third engineer Of the steamship Ethel
void, which sailed from this city for
Port Antoni, shot himself through the
head while the vessel was proceeding
down the Delaware river today. The
Eethelwold was below Marcus Hook
when the shooting occurred. The in
jured man was landed at the quaran-
tine station at Marcus Hook The
engineer was still alive when put
ashore and was hurried to q hospital
at Chester. Pa.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
EQUITABLE SOCIETY

MOUNT STERLING, KY. April ~
State Insurance Commissioner Pre-
witt invited insurance commissioners
from other states to meet him in New
York on next Tuesday to investi-
gate and study the affairs Of the EQuit-
able Life Assurance society.
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SALVATION ARMY
COLONY STARTS

LIVERPOOL. April 2e.-English emf
grants to the, number Of 1,045 sailed for
Canada tonight on board the Dominion
line steamer Vancouver, with the Sal
walton army flag at the masthead. The
emigrants were gathered by Salvation
army agencies and the majority Of
them are workmen. All are paying
their own passage and many are sup
piled with sufficient capital to make
g. start in the new world.
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PREMIER McDONALD'S
ONLY SON DIES

Macdonald, only son Of Hugh John
Macdonald, former premier of Mani
toba, died today at the family resid-
ence. He had suffered a lingering ILL
ness, but recently had been in better
health Alarming symptoms develop
ed last night.
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GoPON HAS SUCCESSOR,

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2e-Father
Gopon has a successor in tho person Of
a priest named Nicholas who has been
making a great stir among the work.
men. addressing them nightly in var
ious parts Of the industrial districts
The influence of his personality IL con-
sidered 30 dangerous that further meet
ings have been prohibited. 60
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FIRE LADIES TO HAVE
SMOKER NEXT MONTH

At the monthly meeting Of the fire
company held at the fire hall Tuesday
evening it was voted to give a. smoker
and enterta inment at the next regular
meeting which will be held on the last
Tuesday in May. All members of the
fire company are urged to attend.
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Frank Donald Dean, the 4-y4ar-old son
Of J. W. Dean, died from an Addiction
that first appeared to be spotted fever.
but which later was diagnosed as q
case Of tetanus caused by wounds In
flicted by a Kamecock. .>s..-.' =.
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ST. PAUL PIONEER DIES.

ST. PAUL. April 26.-Charles E.
Dickerman, a pioneer citizen. died to-
night as the result Of a surgical oper-
alton. Mr.. Dickerman, who was II
years old. had for many years been
prominent In the real estate and Sc
CURLY business. He leaves large
fortune
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MISSING MAN IS DEAD

RHINEI.ANDER. WIS.,. April &C.
The body Of William Smith, IS years
old, single, who disappeared at Wood
bore last November, was found float
Ing in Squash lake at Woodbore. The
man evidently had fallen through the
ice. Smith had worked for the George
e. Wood Lumber company for years.
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LEGISLATURE ADjOURNs.
HONOLULU, April 26.-The terri
torial legislature adjourned sine die
at midnight. An extra session will be
called May 15 to consider appropria-
tiOns
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CALLS on THE KING.

DRESDEN. April 26.-King Fred
erick August of Saxony today received
in audience Mr.. Tower, the American
ambassador to Germany; and Mrs.
Tower. ,6,nh
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DOES NOT HOLD GOOD ALWAYS.
There's nothing like perseverance,:
1t wins out in the long rum"
mot always: did you ever see q
hen on a porcelain egg?
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THEY NEED THEM.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 26.-The
minister of war has decided to open
two additional schools for infantry Of
flcers. f. ,ssss Ss
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CHILD sCAI.DED TO DEATH.
zVIROQUA, Wis.,, April 26-At La.
FARCE a 2-year-old. child of Arthu.
ink into a kettle of boiling water.
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ADVICE FOR FRANCE.

ADVICE FOR FRANCE.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 26-The
Novosti advises France to renounce the
idea Of revenge for the annexation OF
Alsace-Lorraine and effect q reap
proachment with Germany.
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!. CHILD KILLED NJ RooSIBR.
BLUE EARTH, MINI. April a.
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DEATH FROM MENINGITIS.

DEATH FROM MENINGITIS.
MILWAUKEE,, April 26-Hans Bier
sash. aged rs. 1s dead at his home here
OF cerebro spinal meningitis. This is
the first fatality to occur from the dis
ease in Milwaukee this year.
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Ladies' 25c lace collars. 1Oc
Ladies' 35c black stockings. ...... .21c
Ladies' 15c undervests &c
Ladies' $1.75 silk umbrellas ....... ST. 9
Ladies' Csc Isle gloves .............1 5c
SOC black trimming laces ........... 10c
10c white cotton laces, yd. Sc
Ladies' $1.75 shirtwaists 60C
Ladies' $500 walking skirts ...... 1888
Ladies' 800 corset covers .......... .25c
Ladies' $1,000 hats at .&.95
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

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q. 3iutham's Seaetable COMPOUND ousr'
ptnosr imsr,eiulo % ureatlmGslt9 Ntsu
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

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&riitian 9riItenien 8ielsberg, Z aari
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rossaorb, go aar; Sngeborg Sen.
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paro anberien, II aar; garu 2itiie
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morten Sansmortenieu goegaaro II
slar; SRI. @rnIaug S9ttem, 10 Mar
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bono, 50 @ar; 2ouiie a~noersbatter,
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berieu 2ipolb, "a Iar; enfemabame
crime Waria Yetroneue 9arien fsot
genbp, SO Iar; Riae Senningssaaro,
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sggtepiebe er f~slgeuSe: Inbers
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len Spartpif % Sngeborg RilSbatter
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pleres nteo Die SioSbolfien Seraeen.
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fra SernbaneanIegeet paa Sailing
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@euli9it.
5. Stensaas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

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hlutpst. ,
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mine maauso!i9e Rertooer. Seq er rteast
tafuentia for. hpao 2uota Y. RtRshaHs
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Se8etabls COMPOUND tar opHddst, er bdieret
paa en- peIiprtIsut IaiHsmli3bso ira aHtsrl'
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corrhGu, Tprrusfetie al eItr Saar6dRuelie
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COMPOUND iorbrlpsr otsle GReer reo bet
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Sra Dorth 60, Jopa.

GS,pin SoIt, en- Son al Soer Solt,
Sitoer 2afe, foroGruet itg nit Hgitg
meget ilentt beb at fal0e ueo ira
8inbmsIlen hos fin Spoger y. 6.
9reen, SartlanS. Rr. $olt falot
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fnlitc aippcbcnet rigtig iIemt iamt
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toreu maGtte laoe til et bueiormig
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poa @utterL Ser ubeu at bore beOs'
ret ito0 Speratioren iom en- Set.
Gen ulpffelige @ut blsote no8et ing
penoigt ogiaa; nten 9ottoren bar
goSt Snub ON, at ban bill TONNE JIG.
Ut % auoet.
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inS i'm Sorm oeo &eniett meo pRoet
StoultraoSgieroe % oil laa Jig paa
Smlacl. Seq ina ire SognlaSninger
Sm4er BIZ brngt oper til Sarmen.
9isrgo & Con ifaffet 8ieroe til 6ar'
men, og Sauerne fom fra @eiten.
Siat gerg ffaI paste SoGrene oct fsr'
tie Oar.
s. q. Sisrgo & Ssns Stoattrouos
eierScr er ~iOrreiten life "OGDeOe",
men "lueIoeo" euer ipeiieoe, 90 Be
bar / CONNER % i Soft ioIgt / QtiIe'
bis al iIige 8i3rSer, boiltet jeg nRU'
nrr iom 9cpiS pna, at 8ortb CONT
tY8 6ormere babe OeS, bDoo Sc oiI
hare "a bar 8aa6 til at fjsbe oct o8'
ioa. Ge, iom bar Figt 5erce, fan
trggt Iippe baube Seite og Sutn mo
/ fit 8oiture.
ut ipelte no bore gper peo at Ien'
Sc iii Roil ORDER Suiene eiter @oSs
GA at ienSe Dor Cream no al Count
tuet, til pore Greamerper maa pafte
iammen, er TO Ting, JON leg er bnn'
ge for oil lsnne iig oaarligt / 2Gr8'
sen.
20 ioGre &Grraler ffaI I'll SontrHe'
rem grdpes I @ort5 Co., ON oct 8aar,
lem tRntt - en- / norOsitre % en- /
iuoueitre Eel al Gormtpet.
gi bar faa 6attieIemmer / Bort5
60. 10 porne os TO Ssrn paa 6atti8'
oaarSen, iornt nogle iau elIers. Yfeu
be toiter 5Ieif for eountpet.
aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Sra RiteroaI.
anl9ggene peb SuGlsf0s. -Siberne
% Arbei6sfprboloene.
GSeb u. Splio1
(Slutnins.)

(Slutnins.)
Soften bar tsr os 9ob; men 8intereu
TOM ltbt for fort iaar. Sgrit / Sfober
falbt ben fsriie Sre, p9 ben er iiben
blepet ltseenpe / Sptoerne; Oppe i
Sjelbbpsoerne bar man ben belle Sin
bapt Sleoefsre, ia Sneen fpm iau flor
meb EFT Sang, at Sneplosen matte no.
&olbt bar Der o9iaa peret. Selp Der
neoe / SIetbp9beu bat SGlen p1ret iii
Climber for Ssitpleintusen iioeu isr
8internat. Oct CT iielben, 8inieren
tOmmer iaa tiblis us meb en- Gang.
"Seleumes luooa" bar bog M Ipm al.
~miubelis inoiunbet fig, % bet paa 9as
gen. Ser er ct Slarpeipre meb Sne os
&ean, iaa bet er frpgielisi.
I'll 8ato er Der liben Craft / Sfps
pene; 5Orretninssrprelieu er lioen;
man pentsr paa ben politiite &riies 4fs
i~utning os fire Surbolbe.
SOm iaet, bet er bibtil imaat meb
Ssmmertraiitea. 4f 9eiegrafpoler er
iplst en- Del BARTER. Stener g. Mprt
/ 2iaeberreb bar iaaIebes iolst 200
9Dlpter. @an petter sobe Siber, naar
fun 5urbo!oeue blir trpgse, ber er ale
CODE Ge9u / iaa @aabe.