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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
r1)ie's oemad,t miro.

@au.Street In yiew gorf bat oi,
niatamtli&e Ritthetlune erbalten
onb bic Stanbnrb Oil 90. gInlfalter
triftt, ibrsIttieniapitat bon 500, 600.
600 auf $500. 900. 900 su fteiscru uni
stunr onOnrt, oaB iie fiir i.be pepen.
.tudrtiee einselne attie berep iefls
alsatbt. @s wirb nibt beswedt,
inuer5dalit cine lpeitsre gnpitaIein.
laee einaufOrOern, iCnbern einfat
bic 9esenrpdrtie bod itebeEben Gt.
tten in iehs 5u tbeilen Rnb bieielbeu
ben segentudrtipeu Ittteninbnberu
81 aeben. Die @eielIitbaft bat ba.
bel suei 8mede i'm gues. Der eiae
beltebt barin, benz Sublitum Gano
In Die Guaen 81 itreuen, bn iebesNtal
penn eine 0iuioenoe bon 40 bic 4S
Sro5ent ertlnrt miro, eine Rritit
laut wiro. Der anOere 8ped Be.
itebt barin, bic slttien unter 70 piele
Rerionen, tuie mbali9, gu uertbeilen,
10 oaB bieie bic iiets sunebmenoe Ops
polition eepen ben 9ruit beidmpfeu
belfen. VIud guspabe Der neueu
Seaitelattieu tuirb Der greis Der Elm.
einaelnen actie, wetde jest etpa
$500 betrast. auf etlua $ll5 fallen
unb iebe Gttie tuirb anitntt 40 I@ein,
bar nur 7 9rO3ent 8iuiOenSe bring.
en-. Gber bic Gttieninbuber tperben
OaOar& ni@ts uerIieren. benn iis
uerOeu ieds Ral 70 bieIe gttiea be.
iiseu, iuie OOrber.
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Anl1tnter IS
Dom 5eIOe ser alrbsit.
SrOteite Der arbeiter.gerbin
seGcn germebruna Der GIotte.

Il
Rew gort, 22 Gebr. Die leibipe
@OIitit, bic bis uOr aana turser 8eIt
fr"ns aus benz bisfpen @eperE.
iHaftsDeien Oerbnnnt mar, ipielt
felt einiser Belt bic SauptrulIe In
Den Sibuneen oer Central Geberateo
llnion.1 90 nuh eeitern tpIeber.
Der pOIitiife Ean3 beaann bamIt,
bnB Der Gelesat WiIiun pDn Der Ras
iHiniiten,llnion cine &sIulntiuu uurs
leate, tur4 rueIde bos Jlotten-0e.
partement aufeefurOert ipirb, aqe
neuen SbfaHtidiffe aub 8reuser In
ber grOotIpuer rgtuUp garb" bauen
Sa loiien. Die Berlsiune Der ge.
iHIiiiie oereu Gnnabne ld5lIebli@
beinabe einitimmis erIDlete, entfeI.
ielte eineu tpabren 6eren.Snbbatb
uno aeitiate bittere Qnsriffe auf bic
&oDieUelt'idle Administration. Wor
grreeuns am Dan3en aeibe Sitternb,
iHrie bee glnarhilt @orten ieinen
8Oueaen su, bab cine SemerIihafts.
Organization, bic, ben Bau BON
Worbmnihinen bsflriports, geraht.
une peroiene. Inb teine @riiiensbes
reHheuup babe. Der Sustnliit Saul.
It'd iapte u. w.: .graFOent Oloole.
uelt befdrwortet ben Bau elmer Ries
ienflutte, neil ibm bies BON ben IN.
i:re &epieruns tOutrulIirsnben 3rut.
&aubrittern befObleu tpirb. Gas
@ei&wdb, ba6 unier pnnbel zines
ftarten Stbnbes bsOarfe, N Der heae
4I6bfinn. Die 8rIesslG.ffe tperben
niht sur HerlbsiOisans uuieres
auubes psbous !vnbern sur Gin.
faadstsruns Der tI6riseH Belt. gai&t
bas Bolt brauHt cine 6luttr, ionbern
oas Drsaniiirte @rpbtapitai, noreen
6aptt unb iibsrmureen Elm anberes
hiIflOies tleines aanb.1
Su dbnlihem Slime bradte E6
bee Reprdientant Der 8rieftrassr.
Union aus. Or iuste, buB Oer ndf.
Its Sswubuer bss 8siBsn SauIes
elm allen RiIitarismus fsinbIidl ee.
iinnter Rauu lsin uerbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

Stants'S 'Setrstdr SlpUt bat Dor ben,
Senuts'G 'Gusid3ub fiir ausluartIse Yin.
GsIeeenbeiten ertldrt, bas In unieren
ROniulaten, beiOnbsrs In Denen Oes
Orients unb Der ErOpeu. bic aUrrnp.
tiun arg in's Rraut seIdOiien iei. Gl.
liHe aDninlu befa6teu iirb j. y. panJ
Huesniert nit oem gertauf bon GbIs
neien.& .&ertIfitaten, anbere mad,ten
Derbutene @eidbdfte. go mas, luIe
etu aOrruptiUns'S 'SnsIIIus, babe biele
aeute infsiert. Serr ROut perIanpt
nesbalb cine iirensers llsberratuna
Der oerreu Roninln. usrlanst mebr
Snipettpreu. Ber inipiSiert nun
aber bic SnipettUrenp OieIer aor.
ruptiOns'TusiIlus bot bic aeuie Itou
in ben Der Staaten inFsIert nub fin.
bet i'm Orient unb in ben 9rupenpe.
asnOen suteu 9idbrbuOen fir 3oniulr,
ME fhr Suipetturen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

1uf Dem fdIfAsu 5use. be
fnno iiH anE benz faliben 8uee uni
bemertte bisies ..erit. ats er iaur
Oiele Rsilen eefubren mar. NuI
elmer ileiner Station rnuSte er aus,
iteisen, Stunben lang i'm 8eeet feb.
en- uno bnnn nod benz Gbfnbrtsurt
suradiebren. Raub' Elm GterbIif.
er fdbrt INNER tueiter unb finbst oft
81 ipdt aus, bab &c ben unreHten
s8ee CUR Seiunbbeit pepdblt bat.
Dor bret Sabren." 10 idrsibt 6rau
9. 8. Biie aus gieu Berlin, o.,
etna ea nit meiner @eiunbbeit berg.
nb. SSir tuaren bariber iehr beun.
ruhiet uno Id cOniultirte einen Der
befen Gerste IN Der gladbarlhnft.
Gr iaate, onS idb bic BaiierIudt bat.
te. SD nabm Ietne @eoisin einen
gan5en ROnat lang, ober mein 8u.
ftano lUuroe INNER i1limmer. Sd
CAB ben 9uitur auf uno fling an
Sprni's GlpenErduters BlutbeIeber su
eebranHen. 9tort bemGebraub BON
5rei 5rOsen Glaiheu tuar ia tuieOer
eeinno.1 8enn man tranI uno leib.
eno 1T, bnnn 1T bic Wusmnbl elnes
WsittelS bon anBerDrbentli1er 8iH-
tisfeit. 5Orni's aIpentrauter- Blnt.
beleber bat einen unuuterbroHenen
GrfoIe, Der iid iiber einbunbert Sab.
&c sritredt, auiSuweiien. Gr Rann
nid3t in GpOtbeteu uetauIt tperben,
iOnoern nnr UUn SpesinIngenten
uoer BON ben Gisentbamern 6irelt,
Olan itreibe an 9r. Eeter Jabrnep
& SUns Co., lI2-l1s Sp. pupne
Gue., gbienaD, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

Reil 70 pIeIe Drldeberser bel Gns
unb Gineabs Tires peri6nliden ST.
seuibums bsim CIiIeIfOr ibr. SepiTen
init YaeinsiO beloiien, bat @Ou. GoIt
init benz Seetenbeil bieier erbarm.
Iitten aerIs DlttleiO unO min Oesbalb
olIs steusr uuf peribnIIdss GIsen.
tbum abidaifen. BUR @runteipeu-
tbum iUII bsHeuert luerOen neil bic.
ies Der iiHtboreu 8eIauauas uitat
snisOaen luerbsn Tam. llutsr Dem
sDedel Oes @onuernbr Solt Id,eint
q in RsIUrmiadsu nidt euns riatia
sa ieiu; ole BsItperbeiieyer ifirr nuf
uertgbrte Bnbnsn eerotteu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Syrei ].
Nyfa0eil 2rallfc

menn Sbr nit etnem tronIen WeeAs
oeer ben b0olrdb berDorgtrllfeNen liriodbsn,
ols gsrffopflns, eeberIsi6en, SamcrrtDi6en,
kophHnier5en, iolireB slnfRpsen, 6erabrsrls
IleR, BIdhungei, S9lafiphaIeli, aeiIftae
ysisosreel4Ioestbttt, 9ersHopfen, gierpShtSt,
Wengentatorrb, Wsd9engdhwltr. Mtooens
gas, geiibl Der @oubeit mad BEN Glien,
MlfitobeI, S@merSsIt In Der Meooenaeovib,
belegter Sunee, bittereni @eimmad I'm Dtuus
be, appetitIofeEeit etc, beboEtet leib. barn,
Ietbet mir Gnren RoinsH unb G6rtlTe. rs
lptrbe Gn4 Elm freieS 4adet Uon rreliieIt
ylogentobIettei ienbtn, weIde gusE , Il,
Riirlt heilelt irer6en. 90 pckItbnenb wirs
Ten DttIe R0gentabletten, b0b ihon NdIs
gsbetlt ipirben, no nnI@elnen6 tetHe 6llFt
Eltsbr mbgli9 mar, Gsiit cline munberbore
gntbedlins, welde @iim III tltuer 9eit beis
len Dirb. Gin iIlifrirtes 62Ieitiaes plih
psl9ss GnreH Sou Ssnon bef2rtibeu wIlS
itn6e ttb ebeiIf0llB irei. SHtdt fein QIslh
coer Yolfnnrteit, 6enn rs miu, bob ieber
Rronte 0ieles f6ftlide MittrE grit dilf meIns
8cFsn prpblTt. Mlan dbrsfits:
JOHN A. SMITH, Dept. 20. Il
soe.soe broadway.
MIIwaukes. Wla.
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sllnierem' Soft Reat bic ,@ea.
liHe Bot" in g. Souls IOleenbes
oeumuuDsseuonis aus: .@ouu.rneur
5OIt bat nit ieinen 4spladunesuer.
iuHen ftr ct. aOuis snti6iebsn geb.
Gr lam ss anfansen, iuie er rpiD,
man sIuubt ibm nidt mebr re&t,
unb ludbreuO irabsr isbes ieirsr
8orte nls GOauaelium betradtet
tpurbe, an benz isIbft bic Seinoe nitbi
su stpeifeIn tuueten, tusrbeu feline
iebisen GnsIaiiuuseH bon bOrnbepein
iteptiid aafaeuummen, unb cine pe.
naue analpie eraiebt Oenu audi. bub
iie in oer Sesel iUsitsr nidts Iino,
ats Die trnnipibuftsn geriuHs eiues
9smagooen bic nnipiberbrinpIidl
perIurengeannaene SOpaldritdt aaI
irseuO cine gSsiie rpieOersusrlun.
usr.
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&auOiOatelt Qll5eigen,
Cir 6ircuit 6Ietf

Sar Gireuit GIetf.
Mir Hnb ,rmadtgt.
gBm. S. Glls
ais Gaubtbot fur has amt 6ts Circuit gl,rts bon
9aseou1oe sonutp ouinltt9en. otr ediheionug Der
rspubIitanii1sn YrtmaTIpabI uRttrluO,isA.
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Berata,n, aPlo, grettaa, oen s8 aebrnar, 1906

bitten. Oa in ben lesten Sabren Ga.
pan oura feline unerwartete &raft-
enttultuns su einem 70 entideibeno
piutiaen uuO idbwer beredeuburen
Gaitur in Der Oitufiatiiden gOlitit se-
.tuoroen IN. -@ealidle Bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
Der llo0dlsnIObn Ses 11lannes.

Sn Serieb gitp eiebt ein biebersl
NrbettsmanH, @amens BiIiam 30.
gan, ieiner beiiereu SdIIte repelmds'
ie ieinen gau3en @odenlObu NIT
Nusnabme bon 5 Gents. Dieie
Gents itnb fiir ibn. 81: ieinem peri1n.
lihem Sebraub. gieIIeiHt lparbe
oteS iiemnls on bic aruBe GlOde ae.
tomuen iein, tuenn bic brnue Srnu
3Osan tiir3liH nidt unter benz
idwar5en Serbndte. bablibrgBiIIiam
etluas EXTRA ueroient unb niebr bebal.
ten babe, aIs einen giifel, benIelben
bate perbaften lniien tuullsn, tuoSu
es aber ni@t fam. oa er feline I'm.
iHulo oartbun uub bereiien ionnte,
Dab er tuirtlih nur einen g1idel fur
fih bebalten bate. 9erIdiebene
Slatter MAIDEN iib h6er OenEGnu
lufig uno er 1T ia aud in elmer pin.
iiht lnherlih. Gnoerntbeils aber
II es 9hatiade, baf Soaan nur info.
fern eine beionoere Gusndbme mn6t
neil bic Summe, bic er bon ieinem
&oheulobu Surldbebalt, 10 eerina
IT; oaB aber bic meiiteu Glrbeiter.
lino lidler nle, benen bas @Obl ibrer
6amilie am bergen Iieet, igrenUob,
enlObn tet3 prompt ibren @attinnep
eiubanoisen nit Slasnabme eineS
tleinen Betraees fir ibren peribnlih-
en- @ebrnufl. llnb aIIe 9trbeiter,
bic oies tbun, tuerben iinben, baB lie
Gana gut babel fnbren, belier, aIs
Iuenn iie Islbf bic aaHe FHbrsu, aus.
ssnommeu, bic Grau TT psrihtnsnbs
eriia. Cine rpirffin braue Srnu
aber III bns nibt unb In ibren Sdn.
ben If oas @elO cut nuiOebOben. es
tusdt in ibr bic 2uit amlGpursn, upb
Iusnn mcl sReasninpe4 Rumnirn,
ipsnn ber &aun nhBer lIrbeIt fummt
OOsr trant luirO, 70 bat cine iutde
Jrail iinmer nod Elm Giimmten lie.
Gen, uOpon er nihts semuBt bat unb
oas nun ala Elm GROCER Seeen fd ere
lpsift. 5ibrt bineessn bee Nsnnn
Die aonlrOIe iiber bas @elb, 10 steit.
ct ibm ntau9er Dollar burd bic
Singer, ber iunit seipart tuurOe; er
seratb in Iuitise @eieITHnft uab
Iuenn er @eIO In Der 9afGe bat. 10
aiebt &c mebr aus, ais er iolIte,
cenn er piii iih uifIt nlumpen" laiIen
uno tbut nit. GIuH Tam ibm bas
Selo uuf mauhe anbere @eiIe piel
leihter abbanoen tOmmen, ais tuenn
bic Satin es in iidersm Eerpabr.
Jam bat. 9arum tnnn man nur ie.
benz sIrbeiter in ieinem eiseneu Sn.
lereiie ratben, Ieinen @Odeulobu
ieiner Sral IN geruabruns sn pebsn
Dunn 1T cr am bsiea uufuebobsn.
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SSer Elm putes @Ort far leine So.
tniseitlns eiuIelt unO fiir Oeren Ser,
breitang fpirtt, fbrOsrt nur ieiu eiae.
nes Sutereiie unO Oas @Dbl Der @e.
meiuOe. gsOllt Sbr bas nidt tbun.
inprm SIR bns golIsBlott Gurea Se.
taunteu enpieblil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

Der Staat GaIifornien iit in ber
That Gmeritus @arten ber SeIperi.
ben. Bie @uuperneur garbee in
oer 8eitiHriii uSbe Gnrtb1 mittbsilt,
uerinnote cns aan6, 400 bic 8itrOnen
unb anoere SaOfradlte bItlben, fudbr.
eno Oes Deriioiieuen Sommers unb
oerbiies 1850 BueaOns frtiaes Dba.
Die i'm iiiOlid5en Ebeile bes Stnntes
selepsneH Counties id5iHien tpatrenb
Der lebten SuiiOn 25. .55S nit Spfel.
finen uno 1885 nit 8itrOnen beInOsne
GiienbabnwaasCns i'm @ertbe bon
$l4,7lO,cs5 9Ouars auf bic MarIte
oeB Diens. 90 iuanberten IL WptIIt.
Onen Riiten Drnneen nls Groebnis
elmer einsiseu taliiorniid5en Grnte In
bic BELT. 5loribn, bic ein5ipe yle.
benbublertn I'm Gebiete Der Eereinie.
ten Staten, bic In 1etrn1t lommt,
burfte beiten GaIIs in Der Gage iein,
etpa u @iIIiOnen Rihen an oenbani.
oel ab5upeben. gIuBer ben ermabus
ten Srhflteu HOnlunns brnhte aali.
furnieu nOd5 iotpsnbe SrseupnilIe lei,
ner Dbhgdrten nnb @einberee anF
ben Rartt; 8OIinen, I20 WiIIipnen
Bfuub; eineemnhtes Obit, 3 GQiIlius
neu GfunO; eineemadbgs 0bn, SWpiI.
liUneu 8,ithen; estrOdnete 5radte,
3 RiIiOnen 8inn6; Hein nnO grans
5ieB, IS WlilliUuen 9Innb; aetrudnete
40 aRiliDnen 9fuuo. Ole
SUloprpbuttiOn III Dleber TN Bunch
men ano betrdot nnbeSu 20 WsIIIios
ren Dollars unb Die Rphtenblpros
button lberiteist biejeniee pOngenn-
ObiO uno Geros. sSti Der
Ebat, inpnrnOieEites aanb.
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.fdr rpesaafieasr.

Die SoIaenben 9iireer Der betreFfenben
Diiiritte 3eisen i'd, biermit oIS gonbtboien
iiir DesauIieber an
Souls Dhsuer 8inritt go. s
6eriaann glans 8
sIusuit 9eiemanu IL
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14

express their firm conviction that any
agreement to arbitrate with the unit
ed Mine Workers will be an unjustifl-
able surrender to anarchy and mob
V1olence.' The letter came as great
surprise to the miners and did not tend
to bring the contending parties closer
together.
Committed to Arbitration.
Although both parties are now COM
mltted to arbitration, they are still
still tar apart. But confidence is ex-
pressed on all sides that peaceful
settlement will be brought about.
There is every indication that the
counter arbitra ton will not be accept
ed by the miners as presented. al
though they view with favor the oper-
commission. The old tribunal will be
accepted by President Mitchell, If he
can induce the coal companies to widen
the scope Of the inquiry.
The endeavor of the operators to
eliminate all except two of the miners
grievances was keen disappointment
to the men and If their attitude can be
taken as an indication of their action.
they will fight hard to have some Of
their other demands taken up, such as
an eight hour day, the weighing of coal
and the checkoff If the scale COM
mittee cannot come to an agreement
with the operators it Is not unlikely
that a convention of the miners will be
called to further instruct the commit
tee.
Mitchell Questions Operators.
President Mitchell asked whether the
anthracite operators would have the
privilege Of asking the commission to
reduce present wages and he was in
formed by one Of the coal presidents
that they would. In reply to another
question he was told that if the oper-
ators plan is accepted, the first offer Of
tinue for three years the award Of the
strike commission would collapse.
The members of the commission are:
Judge George Gray, United States Cir
cult Court, Wiington; Carroll D.
Wright, former United States commits
sioner Of labor, and now president OF
Clark College, Worcester, Mass; Brig.
Gen. John M. Wilson, retired, U. S. A.,
Washington; Bishop John L. Spalding,
Peoria, ILL.,: Edgar E. Clark, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, grand chief of the Order
Of Railway Conductors; Thomas H
Watkins, Scranton, Pa, formerly an
anthracite coal operator, but now a
large producer of soft coal in central
Pennsylvania; Edward W. Parker, ex-
pert statistician, Washington.
If the strike commission is called tc
| settle the dispute, it is not probable
that Bishop spalding will be able tc
serve, as he is said to have just passed
through a serious illness.
President Mitchell did not know thai
the independent operators had sent E
communication opposing arbitration He
! first learned it after returning to his
| headquarters at the Ashland House
and when a copy of the letter wa:
shown him he read 1t with keen inter
est. He would not comment on it a.
this time, but it is not believed he will
| let the communication go unmoticed.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14

NEW YORK, April 10.-The anthra-
cite operators at their conference with
the mine workers here today declined
the proposition to have the Cancellation
board arbitrate all grievances submit
ted by the wage workers. They made
counter proposal that the commission
appointed by President Roosevelt IN
1902 be requested to decide whether any
changes in conditions In the hard coal
region have occurred which require that
the award Of the commission should be
modified. The mine owners limit the
inquiry to two grievances wages and
a method for the adjustment Of COM
plants.
Miners Considering Proposal.
The miners have taken the proposal
under consideration and may give the
operators an answer Thursday when
another conference will be held. In the
meantime the miners committee of SO
will hold sessions and agree upon =
reply and the operators will remain
idle awaiting developments.
In connection with todays difference
Geo. F. Baer, chairman Of the mine
owners sub committee, made public
letter sent to the mine owners by the
independent operators in which they
give their views on the situation and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
LEADERS
PLAN CAMPAIGN
Legislative Committee to Look
After Matters Before Con-
gross May Be Established.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-If the ac-
ton in this city last night Of the CEN
trail labor union meets with the ap-
probation of the other central bodies
throughout the country, there will be
established in this city a labor legisla-
tive committee to look after all mat
tiers Of legislat ton in congress affecting
labor one way or another. The pro-
posed legislative body will be composed
of representative from each of the
$50 entral labor unions in the United
States. The matter came up before
the meeting last night, and the CEN
trail body unanimously passed a reso-
luton offered by President Adams, in
asking the secretary to send COM
munication to the various central
unions throughout the country invit-
ing them to have a repres sentative on
the committee.
simultaneously with this announce
ment there was issued by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor today a cir
cular letter to all trade unionists of
America calling their attention to and
quoting in full the recent list of griev-
ances adopted by the executive coun-
Gil Of the American Federation Of
Labor and presented to Speaker Cam
non, Senator Frye and President
Roosevelt which 1t is stated is ''expres-
sive of the decision which organized
labor Of America has made manifest
in it's various conventions and union
meetings. The letter of President
Gompers accompanying that document
concludes as fOlloWs:
Let the inspiring watchWord go
forth that:
I'VE will stand by our friends and
administer a singing rebuke to men
or parties, who are either indifferent,
negligent, or hostile and wherever OPP
portunity affords, to secure the cleo
ton of intelligent. honest, earnest
trade unionists with clear. unblem1sh-
ed, paid up union cards in their pos
session."
The political policy of the American
Federation Of Labor as set forth in the
circular is IS follows:
THAT as our efforts are centered
against all forms Of industrial slavery
and economic wrong, we must also al
rect our utmost energies to remove all
forms of political servitude and party
slavery to the end that the working
people may act as a unit at the polls
of every election.
THAT the American Federation Of
Labor must firmly and unequivocally
favor the Independent use Of the bal
lot by the trade unionists and working
men united regardless Of party, that
we may elect men from our own ranks
to make new laws and administer them
along the lines laid down in the leg1s-
lative demands of the A. F. Of L. and
at the same time secure an impartial
judiciary that will not govern us by
arbitrary injunction Of the courts, nor
act as the plant tools Of corporate
wealth."
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
KOKOVSOFF ARRANGING
LOAN FOR RUSSIA

BERLIN, April ION. Kokovsoff,
the former Russian finance minister,
spent today in Berlin, discussing the
condition Of the International money
market with Herr Ernst Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy. Russia's banker here, and
other bankers Of the group usually
subscribing to Russian loans. M.
Kokovsoff will proceed to Paris to-
night and complete the arrangements
for the projected loan. It is UNDER
stood that the Russian government
expects the new parliament to meet
May 10 and desires the finances of the
empire to be in order by that time so
that a favorable report may be sub
mitted and also because the assemb-
ling Of parliament may result in fur
Their disorders and it is necessary for
the government to have full treasury
in order to be able to calmly face even
tualties.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
WINTHROP DEFENDS
HIS ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Governor
Winthrop, Of Porto Rico, continued
his defense Of the, administration Of
on insular affairs, today. Governor
Winthrop said thett:lazy bug" disecse
is fast disappearing from the island,
that this disease was caused by
parasite, which first attached itself to
the body through the feet and then
worked to the intestines. The remedy
he said, is to wear shoes, which are
coming into general use. The COVER
nor was decidedly in favor Of grant
ing United States citizenship to the
inhabitants of the island.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
EXHIBITION Is PRO-
POSED AT LONDON

LONDON. April 10.-A proposition
to hold a great international exhibition
in London in 1908 was rather coldly re-
ceived in the house Of Commons today
by Premier Campbell Bannerman, who
declared that the government is not
prepared to give the project any pro-
mise Of support. He doubted If the
necessary arrangements could be made
for 1908. and he was not at all sure
that the commercial interests would
welcome such an exhibition.
The Premier said he would require
much fuller data before he could COM
NIT the government In tie matter.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
MUTUAL LIFE co.
SUES A. G. FIELDS

to recover money which passed through
the hands of Andrew G. Fields, .legis-
lative agent for the Mutual Life In
surance company, the company today
brought suit against him. The action
is for an accounting and restitution.
The understanding is that the COM
plant not only will demand an account
ing of the disbursements made by
Fields as legislative agent but that it
also will demand an accounting Of
money expended by him as superin-
tendent of the supplies department.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
ALLEGED STRUGGLED
GOODS ARE SEIZED

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-smug-
gled goods Of considerable value which
were brought to this city on the bat
tleship Oregon. were seized by the
United States government inspectors
today at a local freight she'd Among
the goods seized were pieces of valu-
able silk, many curious and expensive
China sets, along with high priced
specimens Of ivory. The custom house
officials are pursuing their inquiry and
expect to make other seizures. They
have sent kilograms to many places
asking that suspicious packages be in
tercepted and held until an investiga-
ton Of their contents can be made.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
WILL PENSION WIDOWS
OF COLLEGE PROFESSORS

NEW YORK, April 1o.-Announce-
ment that the widows of college pro-
fessors may be pensioned under the
terms of the $10,00o,0o0 gift Of Andrew
Carnegie to the Carnegie Foundation
was made today by the trustees. A
pension not to exceed one-half the PEN
sion of a professor may be paid to his
widow, but it will be required that she
must have been the wife of a professor
during ten years Of his active service.
The pension is to cease on her remar-
riage.
1t was also announced today that no
pension shall be given to a professor
who retired from active service before
April 16, 1905. This was the date upon
which Mr.. Carnegie established the
pension fund
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-04-14
BUILDING COLLAPSES;
ONE PERSON KILLED

PITTSBURG, April 10.-One person
was killed and two others slightly in
jured In the collapse of fve-story
brick building here today. The VIC
tins were laborers. The upper two
stories had been dismantled when the
remaining three floors fell with a
crash. The ruins were completely
overhauled during the afternoon with
out further bodies being found and to-
night the contractors announce that
all the men have been accounted for.