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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
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ae Ausftilaua IA Staaks BON 2i. -
II. auauf 1905 hhKa. EW a,6t't
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Iouri 1T brt,is e,rtut. Tie kasK
piuo,. Gid 3iGWsi,I. S4Htius nEe
Stat, ir hen Ny. oiaaitR aaOHU
uno stcst SbKtt sJ!slsa oea ben kisE
6ctroun 9uvppae Utra<n aui otg aus.
i,tlrra itlu. Nut btr Sashtausg
beNrstn We PItrN pom totllien S.u.
Il. abasyltttt puo uRRbtriIorm In
SttRbtii. Sn,t!nt uHo stHsath
gSpanat uno olt aonis, unb Q0msin,
ur Der amer. auti5snpiuos werotK
isbi in &nititait asbaIisH 'a- ~
austtaunQ Jutltt lIt Gr5ahGbsit be-
@lutes uno Der 5nt;lissni ots sau.
Wtroe,ittsri erptebtI mrs.
Sine an,ah. 1iHsuuisr 6sauties
uuo 9otGliiAtn aNotur StaaitR ssstE
fllR lux ttik &Gtt@ HuV N-AitA.A-=
hsauna afbtyt. d: 2l.ltu!tuy.
@,baucs il tin: oU ayoBttu ug9
iaenf,n SrtitatuysR All oem 2lagS.
ss miro ;xr splsu GapacI,ai aaatiags
jein nit oex 95rpsRisG pou sRlNel.
us reiAta BeosE. lie 4asnsaWHr
uiro ,ia,n unotbsursR 1yibut laisru
81 be- Staatts tsrsst una Strslie
,tinsr uuuOtrbli,n GgisalKiS,,
Ii. departments iuv Raah. tssWt'
b GabtiiCn guo Sr't.tan,sSa
pevben bic bausItttn elstgl11ftsG
cu RisouuT jrousu ;siatx. Rein
anotTU et1di uht!rIHi o'el'. mo1!Ia
ieodF odb ia nltt Ihrts S!Cttn Saser,
,,tpt Nirpuylu io4t oST ddlg ssi'
prsutn. Qonpi lsy ana ~ Ha aas'
htluaa,a Mot htltydstn, atati a'H.
lern,, tipss pom nr etpbayiIs.sl. ati
S,nu,ts, inatu urbsi5Tan.t,a Wel.
.lttsi,su aus eer @,ob BID u II etE
3u.ruii ~ ptypta Uu 'prlti.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
=iotiou. Mp.; Stnrp s. Hofrop,
Nielh. ~. "a.

@iotlon. Wp.; oenrp I. Nalirnp,
@eIh, M. "a.
-. StGpen, ia. StoIoen itni
Web!" Gas maa onh unitr Iicbet
&trwapoieT uno Rameuspeiitr, Nenrq
5. Gnitrop empiunbou bdbsn. als ey
nad. nt, unr aHju tur5cm urIaube,
Ron iunen Ileben tSltern, Anperwano'
ten uno Greunbtn am NiontGa 9lbitj,o
~ ncbmtn 9einluHQen way, nm mifs
orum III Der 6rtmoe (28clt &iggIatal
inter iysmoen 9Rcnideu 81 luCIleu.-
,(m Gcirleb2 BON Nienittu allen
StIlgte, aIlet 9tltllncn-un0 m0sen
aud nlle oitie islne 6reuuoe 'en-
emol;nott Der lUnae altann in oet
6rtmoe ScImmeb. 7is Gage ibeirm
ibm @oden. 99otu Vlonot, .plo
WonGte ;{abrs iu isin. @lA, ,nn: lm
3rnums wlnoeyn ieiuc Cjeoan'en bfils
jlber ;ur iernen, 10 .isten 0sindt6;
i'm Njciits lrellt er All Sc2roe Der sIs
teri, b.; @ti1mli,eru. i'll t5eielitlit
itIner SuacnogeuoNeE una freInbe
uno al Der Seit( ieincr eeIlcbicn.-
3pb Der itrtbiamt lmqc Wnun, Der
mub BAR MT ourh Ilsif mo 9iuss
OaUtr oa9 WlUt eytunQcn 'ucrotu 'onn,
hdrrt du4; CT lhcnt aut Wcit pt,tldUs
euo, uape,0yonU lutIttr. ?,,,ma0,lt
oammni ibW ocy lRorl,u oC2 t8Iatcs;
bcodtti1 obty nh;r itrriti crOUl 0tM
bolutrpo,itN ,b'aot pprdn nHO GcIanat
gum 3tdt. 29lc CANA 0uotr2 ciaJbI
q tcDl luuten ARduut Dem 0rr 1Raih
qt'tb, bic Nt,maib Su utyIlNItl ocy
nh OUm {oplr otr elttya bltIt. bot
'tn0 oJb ,um 0aa Wiut IN ben @bppB
'auc2 2.... 81 'tehi mob duI Der ul!cr
ten SproNt Der S'ller uNo last DOL
ben d.;n Eli,yu, dull0U olt'tu cine
@tIFt " 'cin 'lh liuB;l; Il tann nh
nl*t m.hy rllitIitCtn oi:ie SeltCr VI
crihmmtu-ulo Wgrot II c5 p.yighsN,
ty pUyOt Git! mGar ol: Sgroni trrc''
atu mOyaNa0iten Il. 'l8eNtoNHit: am
3eit. 2G sabre Der ,yaitlcu 3U'
lcno NJ tr o~ g@cl antyetia 5eiolt.
lie ijno uOrabsr; o,t 8ius lltey
llint llueniitl,oItnbrIt Ioalmt 81 ipat,
4Rot.tu ooh NQt Ient ,iUnQlia8t, Oi'
lui 6cyt' }no emptrtommtn IN psl
Nelmatb lcjne 2lusnat babtu, b,ben-
ten boz lie ourb gu 0ouis hodtR Ibr
Mlas ,t'tdnHi9 pt,idtyi,u. S8chl
blctcn 0t BEN lUu4M 3Rlnre III ttr
,ircmot NjCNtytu 49, Ni''ab,ct 'uy ocN
&tlb uuo Wtiolrtn fur Die Stc,t:-
Der totl'tuicl.t luulc Mlm 0b;r,
Qt5t oiti'W auttit1olQi Gus Dem 9Hs'
0e. Gr plrO llhlbItuno gum tbat,r0'.
ilau, Setmade gPauut, tr III Der
SloA ltlNtr H.ityu mo oty &t1rlnotr
itluts cl9cncl Tomllltn'"Iutca.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
aauhaOcu ;nm &crlnnic.
Cine itIttnt 6tltJtnhtit.

Cd ih mit tntitIoiitn babe mtin
Qlr'Iaocu 0titolt Cu'Nlcbtu
cil;yjre ,t mciuc 6nuiIlbt g@0lu uuo
MISUNDERSTANDING gum &trIduic. Ida
GebluoC III 81 pOtlCn oetr ST tluieu.
Tas GititOit, III 1855 ,tlbllgt. rIret
ittkr am iclbsn QldEt. pru etiitIhtr
EnmiIle tl'pIlrcid btiriebtu, llt'tr
1T elmer Gtr bcltcn Siorts III 6rduIIm
uuo 0ulrcuuotn NUuutiea, Eit bt'
itcu Srlqplnc uuo quite llri0htn Nlm
pcl.lu'tu. lic @rpobucr mcln
Geutitt. t9uie SttuItu uno tdttoll.
ibt, (,fstitrlnEcr uno 6GtIlilan
3rtm 'pp,t ctu rrnts eIpiicr.
llnlcu, otr GouniulR poH NrnUlIm
60, il cinc itoue Staoi nit tlt'trI'
itU A3lclhtuuQ, Wnrrrptr't, Sp1dI
uNO .lena Nlnautt 2tItpb2nta, Gu
StdNt Itrll an oo Nod NSlduo eIltn.
bdpu ulh ~ ppn lnttn 6drmldnotrtI'
en- um0cttn. lin naheu Hd9inuli
m,not man ht ptrionlIN notr brltlllh
an
GblS. { H.lnbdro.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29

bsrr j. Filler SeaRptt, On GksEsist cor
5rOuH's IaEn, SaElaica. &esfinsi'4e in
IsIa. lGrs,li .3& .aRn 0astrlain &
cHttsH Msei;iH HiGt " bod praisn. SK
BAT lid ais has HiJs;el ssaeH RazkhEiten,
Der an eIeieEi GEee hes erabaEs nerberrisi.
sTvieiea. DE EeeliiH BAT ne .rriehI; y,
iresns einen ,SdHG. no ID ite eESIGsl
oulie VI brinaea uas eaHtbdre s2iittgr na&
eem Gekrlu4s esTis.beH ndHieR srir tdcEi1
eab id ,hnsa eteies Ei.,d aHriet. Tieies
RIttrl II; ,uE Ssrtaui teIG ]. 5e@sd 4 Grs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29

lanai. Gus BEN itSOa Hitht,elIt isuriff
.sbrtn ipli,i t,aisndyir nod ssr,al
IN Ssih' ure glWo. It 2asmsiis.
tuna uno ASlisistuHa Der 8sHsn wsI
oas ysSrt Don iutRiasn aueenAiden.
llnisrt skhphalsu. bic acn ,naeacn.
Ipartn btrrii iin eon Iai OF Den g.
i4aiten ots pritsens " Gutomen.
tSAlHb fOlat.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29

bate Ctursiben laiisH. Soc ma: siti
'tay!'r. arammtr lbn 4 JnB bobst
rnat Stlr't, grade ME ttn, atrm.
bon rIniebmenotn igW.erm uao Dor
gutm 5o!oat -- gotrioi. Sue,.
aenamsrer III mthin Der geinan Der
1etsrOntu uon Cinss 80. 9r tampI.
ie Don anlano bis su enoe; fab bic
,ftnsr unb RaudSsultu pdhr.ao bss
Way'Ges burd Die bfioen garolinas. !
pon b3lambla. con 6bdrl.iica. oas
aatlNen bes Fesrsi4n Stsrnsnban.
uers au' ben 4uirsa bon Sert Sum.
Ter, cao!iA stn 3uiammenbrva Der
e0H'e6etncf. Siaer bat Soc einiae
SIumen. bic aud ibm ON 3stsn Wai
1850 rdlEsno oss 5uuathuaes in
MNblnQton iuQeworisu, wlf in ielne
0elmctb 9ebrat! uio BIZ cut bsnts
beWcbrt
NahoCm bic Rsous in ZEN SiraBsu
uon SdUunnab besnoet. bapa oas
26te NO. in unmittslbagsr Rdb. Der
Stabt ihr lsstes Eager. Ei. Gage
Oen oa bis sum 9ku Sanuar, 1856,
ocm Sage unl.rer Nusmuitsruna aus
otU Glcuie, uauH 2aas aan,Iidxr
&VbC uno uUgefcrttr Sufrieosnbeii.
4Mttei mir ood. uas SebensmitteI be,
iro'. Gllrs in ouIlt anb Guile. 8ab
- bod curmGI mdbtCno oisie ,3tii
uNo ipay am 26i,n De-. "a ioenr elm
oyster supper oysters rdw,
oysters steWea uRo oysters fred. |
Iey IOUilIr edpt. Mm. 8. WRatl
pca California Me,. ,par mi, tiutm
g9oata uno m,brtrtn SOIbattu i.iu.r
Gcmp. aui Die sud, mad .Cphers"
aus30oseu. glcuutI mar Mot alIeiu |
uNltsgirenlih In BEL eridbluua bon
Aae!Ocien mo Sptrsisen. louoern
aud ein aasststitu,ttr Slider. Ram
Il oQa ae9eI 9Ibsno ui5t nit eia,m. !
'Onosra plt , @ustn beIahsn nit
. Cutters" III Den Camp. (
lb mtiu ipdtsur 6rsuuo uno BE-.
tanntes SRrasr BON Ciaes, " 9urat
unb @r 6oosrnor pop Gtla.! Self. |
Ssap, eamdls Major tints RiFpari !
Rs9iutnks - Die no. III mtiutm
StodatniNc sniiclsn - nit benz Der
Sd,eiber oifiss ,nidlie, ndbrsub u
aui SGst unipeit bon cert aRcSIlifsr !
rar, ttia ammen trat uno betannt tuar.
Ot uno nit bern ,r iat 20 Sabre ipd,r
in 1893 pdbreuO o,s Rational Gns |
tampmenis bar Grand Army Of the |
Republic" bH6 biz Stro5u ron
Sol. Hrm in Nrm IL mar.
'tjeten ons &eylHussu bate, aud 10
be- 'tWtr Suht nan .Cps.
ters pat. oils 6apt Wtra,l. bat ct
Ric syiabrtn.
@dhrtno pitutraI Sstrmdn I'D aui
BIZ G0rliesuna ieines gIanes. Der
NaIitt oUrt ot bclotn GcrcIinaa
,tt. porbtrtltttt, ,raitn Die 9dp,alns
ptr pstlt.totntn 1ompaenitu pom
1iten DO, Hniial,m fir osrtn Aus'
SnrtibU oitiss sdtts biz
lbrt ole Discharges Altr Don 6omp.
I, Gusiumdbtu. ole ba,a h,rentiat
Ntteyln,n, Die gItih 3utrecnsmtpet
pom Ftnrn TNnht o,nommtu uuh
Rt.ruitn Der comp. uartn naturIlt
DE 2lrbstt pdr duat.
ltam uro ltlDt. 9sarer bob bic Re.
proa Don 6omp. 3. pit lit pon ibrtm
'dpt. Shotntn al6alttR. ausatisi4.
let unO Die 0i'iaittt zines 3eoen ani
". @tuautltt oariu tinettraatn.
Ma SSn Sdnuar Hdv bic Trbtii
ttnoti. Am etm 3auuas '6i. nab.
en- mir oslt ) Sabre III 6tlet. NO. ,
dt mir pprbem M, 10 iehnlidh my.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
9es XAeM icsfs etnHoe..

Tltar pisle etmser birat ba9 sebsn.
~ Die Of, pnidqii4 bar; iqIp i@WsE
1So 2ams,S uup aEsit uns enc umselW
BIsia wilscg ihlrwsepeiiiatsm Beer
D. isSr ipI9er e9msrleusitunSsn
Sis not bee SmrtIs Nap uns tbut;
onil bIMeH Uir eHi iauienp sS"nosn,
eOnit feblt yam sqmpi uns aratt anR S'Tq'
|nnS bod, : ron sieien etaroen aGsn
Die idwerfe iteFt pns neb ieyor
am SdIlW pon iWierm elOrnluausH
eh' aui iid tBYt oe9 erabss EFor!
|ES III bic clue el.ttc stuuOs
Die unire gpisteit bcitimm:,
SHie tisi ups inlrst Ym epIIsw4!p2;
ssssnn bOHf ni4t ;um SerrTr aps nimnt'
"a tTau4en 5reunoswir Dor allen.
Yin Rilbe reid unb grcb an &att
EEsgenn 5urat unp NnGf nas Ser; be'ausu,
Gao Sn9e btid, in {cpsYnat,,
Too Renibenltsb, mag iis anaeben
lins no d 10 iparnt - lam nj dts unp
ien,
'.sie rsit' nur aus iur Sen mc se9ep
Sm fcps Iabt itC uns al Elm,
Der Simmrl leibii pub iW me acIcn,
Die 6rsunbr bic mo lyoiI baRn i,uo'
,sllut ,lsiuo islbli bap c,pae rebrn,
gTie ,tiufis JuHaisou Icb mp limb.
llne ,Soieyb init ben iIoel II M brnoc,
Der tteb s,nh hprt iu bsiou 2uN
HS c aladen d plt letlt : tpOPe
llnelIeb mb tea cltets Ysteno 10luB'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
yOrales.

--am 0tn'ia9 olinstt in 8onHois
4)iiQ biz gal, lprs {blrtp.
4 --Strr Ben &pfltiu9 bon f0Ts be.
fanO Nd Samsas du bsll9er Mqble.
-poittMsst 9ot Grtfs Iisat nOa
immsr ON WAar4 Jitber traNi oar.
pieor.
-Sot@. Eattr Speittn, QiOrrU
;u 6Olt, mar 1Gertal 8alt osr bitllSCn
&ri'lt,r.
-perr ptn,p : t,pp;rs, pOn 1IUp,
Rp.. it bier 0ul Eeiua bel GIitrn II.
gerpanot,n,
-s&uintymuh,r 6u, 3lit bat
NIT Dem gau, pes utuen StlrCi'itGp
geObnbduits btacnuCn.
1r!. ciu,,aN Gnnrop btilnpft iit
sur 3rit bti ibrr Shlpclifr ETdp
Gbas, Nubrr h, Si'Ittc.pn.
--6rautn lItbu midi unr ,oornm"
pno roesbaIb". lt ,jcstn nnt iulptI'
kn giFopot@r aao otnnO@".
--Tas Taa ioluc tInt lptIisre Oar.
Iaouna alaabpl: lit DE aIrts NIB IN
psr Eanorna abaetal p0rosn.
-Ttv bptT 9a-ub puber, icii
jfinsr { reinpioa %nllitpi in GTrcbld,
III mad aoodule orrItEi RcrptB.
-0tu &u Golb boItt atfitru i'm
Biz isirm0 SOIL n SurE Don 81.
SbcmOs, Wtb. nm blenaer NnbIe.
- sHlt uns aus 81. lAomas berla.
bet, pjro tIt toriIaf oiemsInN an D.
Septtmbfr ibr iabrIltts }itnit abbdI'
ifq.
~-Sotu .. HppIss itbrt, enbt
ltbier Mch, scu otr SiaOl 'unIptTii.
sat IN 6uumhla, Mp., 'lr o. JstIsn
beiW.
--GiC th,w. ShreHtEp ottib,rtd
unc Crlaneg beaabeu Nt 6rfiiaa I
ptiillber lltbnnasn lptasl nsh :"
2puls.
--an Si,ns bts btrhsrbtMu Rbrlli
0otr, :purot am Ssnniaa per- Ssnrp
prplp WM Vronpeu,tl oss Winnsr.
ssIsins Q'paAlt.
---aauimauG Y,u NltIitg BON
Relblowu ,puibs ,lnts Sdass Isbitr
Mode euya ,srani Stmit sjuH Va.
bnns Mtbl 9tlititti.
--Strr 0trrp Sorlipanltl ~ naa
INNER an oen nfntn 1io,t' nne
gnpbn.Wsbauot bts perm 6srmann
Silitmtpu IN Gplt ttdts.
-Ssrr NIB 6ruu Swnsrbsra bon
aptibtppn bsiuAitn ibu aonisr 5tau
Maib. 9inboII ptlte ihsn isit gerdu.
mtr 3sit irani im Selle IL.
-5n 5rt,bays srrittet S6uinsr'
mtiNsr Sobn eorhOanisl pon bier fnr
isinsn Cbsim. Germ SUh 0oriioa.
MEL Sr., Gin ntuss @lobnbaus.
-7k iuna,n etrrn pshrp anui'
Der uno Scs. Rsbtl ,parn enot lss'
| ter Mcdbt ,ptds ercbtruna tiiits gsh'
rsr 9eriihedits in Stlitrion eitp.
--,5t. Nina Gafmanu. psl&s
cine MeAs In apslbto,px Seriuanets
bsiu6t, TOM Nontaa aai ihrtr 3sim.
rsiis nan 5,hnicn Gltp tieteuta.
-prei. ausuh SOpt fubr lsttsn
ssrsitaa BIZ inaasn oerr,n Ben Wilot.
0srntIins gisltmtuer unb 6rL Gtil.
lia Hisismsper nan eiru ,unt vramsn
tas 64alttssr. sbsuis wartn esbfa
Md etausss Sotn 9tosl. Neslle
e4nnwslss uHb ek dri. tllsefa
ntpn>ta nnn slnkenkif1a Necet n Gmn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29

Ter ssn sS Coanes iAsar cgsssa star uHsss'ss as
ina an steu Aaae ertssssa Ssas ssH Sa Se"r" s '
sduvta1lSheu ib set'snd H.
In sen Ssaatp esea aH SssEaHsss Sat ssHsnm xse
rein ssan sgCss aastAs sat eaa'sE EA rasesn
,.I,r ,n r,,e. ssap MIR, m sla per per.su snssrsru
rr,s ka s xsa sta Dem xeat @u per asas sS
Sn III ,ratns 3st assrssr sann.
stn @ess assars uHs srssr ssNa ssaa
sa Gs Gessubeit S.Hs Ssss ~ xat' ssHssa so
s,m Sasr r nett sxsrs ais sss Tu SHasa Gas xssse9s
e,tnsssn sa, NIT ssn psrsrsmssa ss sssasa Er7 W
sesretruna
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
VWer wuenscbt nicbt Elm el9en
Deim!

s0r bsH Gna si. (ssl,sahsii su ssn Ssia IL .ass set
bcen Counties m Saate Seyas ssu,n, no sat Slua Gu
anaruchmts po H, ehlsrua unS no aas Saas ast s'eS
reihen tt nus 0setr,isenE wessu es I'M sSsrse Ht'st
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
Sihiclllltain.

erbw. Viargu Saramm il pcn
Ct. yoGls Wrldle.rbrt,
Eas Ydtronsitli Der Str,'St'u'St'
mtluDs pon Si6iuuntaiu wlro am
,omntaotu Httitla. otn 30ttn am',
in i,icylhsr gStlis beaansen wtrosn.
Tas Iepitirtt oOddmt bt9iant nm
il0. 5tlshrani, 8sp. R. Supprea'
Ter pcn einn; Die 6tiprsoist bdlt
Rtu. ,,cs. SOn,amp pon s&fpballa.
Tas ani ltlisst nit Stasn ane 1t
Ttum.
am Samaas aarb tisr nit BEN
SiuSsia,rdmtnttu weblperisbsn im
alio pcn IS Sebrtn 6ran, aauimaau.
Die geits nuyot am &snatda wa4.
mittaa aui hiskasn @ciitsddsr heeai'
ist. Roas h ritsn in Srifstul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29
Gahrpreis, S1a.5O fir bic &unoreiie.

Ss n Die Set ssnsrsssn hRaasa. Suas4s Ssss1 sss ow
sstr sisS an css dns sssH Hsasss sss ra
aas sesa xuss srnssala ca ses.n es Aaassss & nsa g
,ssrr sdo ssss - osa kasa iasE esssd e aeS -
su uss,sRrAs csa e ssa fsast sssse
u<.a SaseeA ~ 5Alsfa ben ssssi Nd sss IN Nss
A~ asxts ~ 10 psias sxAassn kuirs bAts sts
yssssss xasAsah stlsit ss ex,ssisss ss'es castfs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-06-29

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-05-25
FARLEY, THE KING OF A NOTED TRIO.
Behind This Leader Stands Frank Curry.
Buster Ready and Their Forces Ready
to Crush Unionism at Call
of the Employers.
Character Study of Curry, Who Is Conducting Battle
of Chicago Business Men Teamsters-New
Occupation Born of Industrial Strife

Chicago.-''Vested interests" have put
the stamp of approval upon one COM
paratiyely new industry in the United
States-strike breaking. There's spe-
cies of freemasonry that obtains in this
Ishmaelite class, but thirty-third de-
gree honors only have been conferred
upon three men-the Big Three of the
industrial strife world. James Farley,
by reason of his long experience, easily
leads this trio in the public eye. Not to
have heard of "Farley's Own" is to ar
quo yourself ignorant of great labor
troubles Frank Curry, the pugnacious,
audacious, shrewd and withal fearless
bundle of nerves and muscle who is de-
flying unionism in the vortex of Chi
cago's riotous transfers strike, has
pushed himself into second place. The
third Of this group of men who pour out
organized capitals wealth to pour into
strikes the units Of fighters who move
freight, turn wheels and push COM
merce on her way, is well known on the
Pacific COAST Buster" Ready.
These are the superiors in the modern
and approved plan of battle that capital
uses to crush defiant unionism. They
are not particular, are these generals,
as to the makeup of their brigades of
workmen, but they demand one thing
from every man they lead-courage.
'No time for streal1s of yellow, be they
in the black man or in the white man" is
the statement you will hear from the
strike breaker when he lines up his men
for the first duty.
Farley the Mysterious.
"Farley's here-he will have 1000
negroes at his back and Chicago's
business will be resumed" was the
message that went through the room
where were gathered the chiefs of the
transfers joint council. The name
Farley was one to conjure with on the
streets. A people who had no knowl-
edge of Farley except what was gained
from the press wondered if Farley
wore coat of mail, slept with his
head on a Winchester and had body
guard of cowboys.
yen, Farley was there. We saw him
we who were watching for the man
whom the millionaire merchants ex-
pected to help them out of their stag
nation. But the Farley who came into
ke-ridden Chicago unannounced,
incognito and almost dragging himself
into his hotel room was not the in
trepid Farley who had put his horny
fist into the hand of the executive
head of New Yorks Interborough and
promised with the grasp of friendship
to break the strike of $500 employees
inside of 40 hours.
Leader Broken in Health.
Farley did not lead a body of rifle
men in the Employers leaning COM
pany caravan guard. He did not get
into any of the riots with the strike
sympathizers. Instead he slipped out
of the city as quietly as he had come
ina sick man. Down in a health
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other Legislative Notes.

The senate passed the bill to compel
safeguards on cornhuskers and shred
ders; the bill to provide for lien on
horses to pay for shooting same; the
measure preventing unauthorized pres
entations of dramatic and musical com
positions; the measure of interest to
every badger veteran, proposing plan
for history of Wisconsin's part in the
civil war; and the bill providing for
the payment of surety bond for the
state treasurer was also passed.
The legislature will not adjourn this
month. June 10 is the earliest date
suggested thus far.
The senate judiciary committee has
reported plan providing for the ap-
pOintment of committee of hold-oveT
senators to Investigate the question of
state commissions and bureaus and to
ascertain some feasible plan of ex-
tending present state departments to
do the work of commissions now or
ganized or for which legislation is
pending.
Five new bills were introduced in
the assembly on the 10th, the last
"new business" day. one providing for
strengthening the state board of as
sessment's power relative to corpora
tions.
The necessity of the legislature TAX
ing steps to pass the charitable and
penal appropriation bills at once is
made apparent by the fact that the pay
rolls and current expense bills of a
NUMBER of the institutions have not
been met for two months.
A bill will be introduced by the COM
mittee on manufactures of the assem-
bly, authorizing the survey of all Wis
consin water powers.
The mental anguish bill relating to
state telephone and telegraph compa-
MES was recommended for indefinite
postponement.
The bill so strongly contended for by
Mr.. Dahl, and authorizing the adop-
ton Of the Torrens system Of registra-.
ton, has been recommended for indef-
mite postponement. thus killing it.
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Railway Bill Passes.

Without single dissenting vote,
the "A members of the assembly, pres
ent when the street railway bill was
calendared, passed the measure The
measure provides for assessment of
property of street railways, heat, light
and power companies on an ad valorem
basis. The bill has the approval of the
state tax commission. When it was
up for engrossment it was slightly
amended SO as to give the towns, VIII
lagos and cities where the property is
located a larger percentage of the
taxes than was at first provided, the
increase being from 80 to IS per cent
The property is to be assessed by the
state tax commission and the taxes are
to be paid into the state treasury.
Later, IS per cent. of the taxes are to
be returned to the different towns, viii
lagos and cities in which the property
is located, the apportionment being
based on the gross receipts of the
roads in such political divisions.
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Irvine's Measure Reported.

The senate committee on judiciary
has reported Irvine's bill, authorizing
the attorney general to proceed against
railroad companies for collection of
back taxes in the form of license fees
due because of the failure of the or
CARNATIONS to report their gross earn
ings. Nearly $1,000,000 will be dropped
into the state treasury if the bill is
successful in the upper branch. 1t was
passed in the assembly about three
weeks ago and it is being pushed to the
limit The bill was introduced at the
suggestion of Attorney General Sturde-
want, because in their answer to the
suits already brought by the state the
railroads had said the state had no
remedy and could collect nothing but
the penalty for failure to pay taxes.
In other words, the contention of the
railroads that they could refuse to pay
the taxes and that the state, while it
might punish them for not paying.
could not collect any back taxes This
bill clears up this contention and pro-
vides the remedy. Some hold to the be-
lief that the present law covers the
case, but in order that there might be
no question as to the remedy, the
legislature is asked to pass a law MAX
ing everything clear on this point. The
bill further provides that all actions
against the railroads in these suits
shall be tried in Dane county, and can
not be removed from the circuit court
of that county, though if an affidavit
of prejudice be filed a judge from an
other circuit circuit may be called in
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commission. Stevens addition provid-
ing for an elective body met a like
fate, as did RUNNERS amendment soon
afterward Nothing daunted by the
amendment slaughter, Senator White
head ushered in IL additions, correct
ing different clauses of the bill. A roll
call disposed of Whitehead's ideas in
the same murderous manner. Then
with flourish of trumpets, the admin
istration members showed their Prov
ess by ordering the bill engrossed and
read third time. Here the minority
members succumbed to the tune of
"Oh, the duece, what's the use." Every
solon answered "yea" to their names
when asked to vote on the committee
measure.
Bill Practically a Law Now.
This harmonious conclusion to the
greatest struggle in the history of the
wisconsin legislature impresses more
than ever the Importance of the gov
ernor's victory. Senator Merton ap-
peared on the floor, after weeks of ILL
ness, to argue for an elective commits
SION anu MS pT0SoHcC duueu luIeIGSt
to the battle. Next on the programme
is the assembly concurrence. No trou-
BILE is experienced in the lower branch
Any measure with administration sane
ton is the assembly's own, for here it
is that the governors foothold is
strongest Gov. La Toilette hopes to
attach his signature to the bill by the
end of the week.
Governor in National Politics.
The climax has arrived and passed.
Gov. La Toilette has won his struggle
which he has been carrying on for
years, and as soon as the sessions adj
journs he will commence his summer
lecture tour. after which he will plunge
into national politics as senator from
Wisconsin. Lieut.. Gov Davidson ac-
quires the governors post when the
executive resigns, and the senate's act
in unanimously passing the rate meas
ure can be regarded as the turning
point in Wisconsin politics, besides
marking the crisis in the greatest 1egis
lative struggle in history.