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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

WIEDEN, Is pazdz. - Mi
MISTER finans6w Korytowskj
z}ozy} radzie pa6stwa spra'
wozdanie o budzecie austry-
ackim, kt6ry przedstawia sic
korzystnie. Wplyneto podat-
k6w 388 milion6w dolar6w,
a wiec pol miliona wiecej,
niz wynosi suma rozchod6w.
Ten pomyslny stan finans6w
stad pochodzi, re W Aust1yi
podnosi sic rolnictwo, pre-
mysl i handel. Rad zamie-
RIA W dalszym ciagu naby-
wac ma wolnosc koleje ze~
lame. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,,

AAA w 'AAOAAAA) NAo',
w Milwaukee aresztowan(
Aleksandra Jankiewicza, Ii
czacego IS lat W domu jegc
wuja. Jankiewicz, kt6ry "
tych dniach przyby} z fanny
W Grands Rapids, Mich, jest
oskarzony o podpalenie i po'
|dobno przyzna} sic do why,
Oddano go W rece w}adz z
Grand Rapids.
Ma farmie pod Grand Ra-
pids' Jankiewicz pracowal po.
dobno u swojego szwagra
Richarda Blocka. Ostatni po-
siada maszyne do m}6cenia
zboza i znaczna Geese jego "a
robk6w polega La operoWa'
niu. tel maszyny dla okolicz'
nych farmer6w. - Sasiad
Rlocka rowniez ma TAXA ma:
szyne i miedzY obu istnia}a
cd d}uzszego czasu zacieta
konkurencya. Sasiad 6w
wszakze dozna} lepszego po-
wodzenia i to podobno tax
rozgniewa}o Blocka, il upla'
nowa} zemste W formie spa
lenia stodo}y, a z MIA maszy'
ne swojego sasiada. Plan
sw6j m1a} Block wykonat
wesp61 z Jankiewiczem. Pc
spaleniu stodo}y sasiedzkie;
Jankiewicz uciekl do Milwau'
kee tam tez zosta} areszto'
wanY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
Andrzej Krowacewicz, kt6re-
go zamknieto W wiezieniu "
Kalamazoo pod oskarzeniem
sfa}szowania podpisu ma pre-
kazie pocztowym, zostai spro-
wadzony do Grand Rapids,
ably by} obecnym ma sesyi
przysiegiych (grand jury).
Krowacewicz oskarzony
jest O pisanie do ojca pewne-
20 swego znajomego, W imie-
niu tegoz, z prosba O przy-
s}anie $25 W formie przekazu
pocztowego, a Krowacewicz'
podpisawszy ma MIN nazwis~
ko swego przyjacisla, odebral
z poczty pieniadze. Srrawka
uda}a sic tax g}adko, ze po-
stanowi} ia powt6rzyc, ale ma
jego nieszcze6cie przyjaciel je-
20 wiasnie by} W domu ojca,
gdy ten otrzyma} list pros
ba o pieniadze, podpisany
przez syna. Nastapifo 6}edz-
two i aresztowano :Krowace-
wicza.
Gdy go aresztowano, Kro-
wacewicz ME m6g} s}owa mo-
vic W angielskim jezyku,
obecnie po acknowledgements
pobycie W wiezieniu, m6wj
po angielsku dose p}ynnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

PARYZ, Is pazdzier. -
Hrabia Witte powiada, ze ME
zgadza sic ma p1opozycye,
azeby obja} W Petersburgu
teke ministra finans6w. Me
uf ,1iecha mu sic my5l cd
qzyskania w}adzy. Me chce
wydawac sadu ami o carze
lub rzadzie, AMI o tenn, co sic
dzieje W jego ojczyznie. Hra.
bia u6miecha} sic znaczaco,
kiedy correspondent nazwa]
Kokowcewa, obecnego mini
stra finans6w ,,wielkim cz}o'
wiekiem do malych intere
SOW"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

BERLIN, Is pazdzier. -
Wiadomo6ci Afryki po}u.
dniowo zachodniej ME brzmia
pomyslnie. O usmierzeniu
powstania niema mowy, a
wojsko niemieckie sciera sic
ustawicznie z Hottentotami.
W jednej z utarczek zat}u-
xii Hottentoci 18 Niemc6w.
Major Gross przyzna1 ba-
lonowi Zeppelina wielkie "a
lety, ale doda}, ze hrabia
dalszych ulepsze6 przedsie-
bra6 ME moze, gdyi pr6by
przez niego przedsiebrane 9
poch&one}y ca}y jego majstek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
MILWAUKEE,. Wis

MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
Rodzina J6zefa Formana, 952
Pulaski ul., trzynastcletnia
Marta Rogowska, o malo ME
postradali zycia wskutek otru-
cia sic grzybami, kt6re Jedi
Dzieki wszakze rych}ej pomo-
cy lekarskiej i zastosowaniu
pompy zo}adkowej wszyscy
zostali uratowani cd 'niebez,
piecze6stwa. Forman ma gro
sernie. Zg}osi}o sic do niego
pare os6b, ofiarujac mu ko>
szyk grzyb6w ma sprzedaz.
Forman kupil grzyby i ka-
zal je przygotowac zonie ma
obiad. Opr6cz Formana jedi
to grzyby jego iona, piecio-
letnia c6rka. Viola i Rogow,.
!! ska. Wkr6tce potem wszyscy
czworo dostali strasznych bo.
le6ci zofadka i wypadlo zawez.
wac do mich lekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
N0WINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

MADRYT, Is pazdzier. -
Po otwarciu 1>arlamentu roz-
pocznie sic zaraz walka kat to-
ik6w z liberalnym rzadem,
kt6ry zamierza przeprowa-
.dzic prawa, sciesniajace VOL
nose Koscio}a.
W roku 1868 ustanowi}a
rewolucya wolno6c prasy,
propagandy, zebra6, wycho-
wanna i urzadzania pogrze-
bow. w roku 1876 odzyska{
Ko6ci6} katolicki wszystkie
dawne przywileje. Niedawno
temu og}osi} Rad prawo 0
zawieraniu slub6w cywilnych,
kazaf ma cmentarzach kato-
lickich chowac niewiernych,
a obecnie ogranicza kontrole
duchowie6stwa mad szko}ami
i dazy do zniesieuia zakon6w
j od}aczenia KoScio}a cd
pa6stwa. Frakcye skrajnych
libera}6w popieraja Rad W
jego usi}owaniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

bawiac sic rewolwerem zmie-
rzy} do IA letniej Marty Krza,
a gdy pociagna} "a cyngiel,
pad} strza}, trafiajac dziew~
czyne powyzej Okla. Przewie-
ziona do .szpitala W kilka
godzin p6zniej umar}a. Ch}o-
paka aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

ami chwili plan moi przepro-
wadzic wbrew jego wol.. Mil
sze mi So Niemcy niz dynas-
tya Hohenzollern6w. By1bym
powo}a} do zycia zjedno-
czone Niemcy jako republi-
ke."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

HAVANA, Is pazdzier. -
Pan Magoon obja} po wyjez-
die Tafta zarzad sprawami
kuba6skiemi. Wyda} prokla-
macye przyrzekajaca, ze be-
die trzyma} sic paragraph
3go dodatku do kubahskiej
konstytucyi, uszanuje nieza-
lezno6c republiki i rozposcie-
rae bedzie opieke mad zyciem
i mieniem mieszka1c6w.
Sekretarz wojny Taft
podsekretarz stanu Bacon
wyjechali ma okrecie Loui'
siana W eobote o godz. 4 pc
po}udniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

BUDAPEST, Is PAID. -
W radzie pahstwa wywo}a{y
sensacye oskarzenia pos}a
Szemere, kt6ry og6}owi we
gierskiej prasy zarzuca} prze
kupstwo. Prezes ministr6w
Wekerle dodal cd siebie, re
zarzutv te So ca}kiem uspra-
WiedliWione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

,RZYM, Is pazdzier. -
Zdr OWE Ojca swietego ME
pozostawia mic do zyczenia.
Przyj muje IA pos}uchaniach
rome osoby. W sobote roz'
mawiai DUO z apostolskim
wikarym ola Kanady o tam.
tejszych stosunkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

PARYZ, Is pazdziernika. -
George Williers przypomina
W Temps" s}owa Bismarcka
wypowiedziane do Mauryce-
go Busch: ,Gdyby kr6l Viii.
helm Idnie byl zgodzil sic na
moi plan .zjednoczenia Me
mice ME bylbym sic wahal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

CHICAGO, H. Smiertef.
nose " miescie jest znaczna;;
W ubieglym tygodniu umarlo
528 os6b. Powodem lic2nych
chor6b j smierci Jest niezwy-.
kle ostra temperature " bic
zacym miesiacl, podozas ely
zazws',yc v, e. czlaj i paz'iziernik: I. hv,yazz
pieknvm " Chicago. Safflfs
b6jstw byio 1 v ubiegl Nn1
tygodniu, . jnnvch " ypaels
k6w gwaltownej smieTei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
panY.'

KODZ, Is pazdz. - Gu
bernator zagrozi1 kara 800
kazdemu fabrykantowi kup-
cowi, kt6ryby robotnikom
lub subjektom p}acil "a czas
strajkowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

WILNO, Is PAID. - Are
sztowano wszystkich czlon-
k6w organizacyi, kt6rej "a
daniem by}o buntowac woj-
sko. Ma czels stall officer, kt6-
remu dopomaga}o 20 szere-
gowc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
STEVENS POINT, Wis,

STEVENS POINT, Wis. -
Ia kartofle p}acono W ostat-
Mich dniach ceny dose dobre
a " Stevens Point by}y wyz-
sze niz W okolicy. Przed paru
dniami p}acono tn po 80 do
33 cent6w "a buszel, a W jed
nym wypadku nawet po 36c.
Widocznem zdaje sic bye, ze
Unia Farmerska znacznie
wp}yneh ma podniesienie CO.
ny, chociazby tylko W ten
spos6t, ze wytworzy}a konku
rencye. Wiadoma jest rzecza
ze W latach ubieg}ych cena
ma kartofle W Stevens Point
by}a zawsze nizsza anizeli W
Arnott, Rosholt i innych mia-
steczkacb okolicznych, a te-
raz jest przeciwnie, tn jest
najwyzsza. Zwiazek hodow-
COW kartofli, bedacy wydzia-
lem Unii Farmerskiej, dobrze
oardzo stoj, bo akcye posz1y
W gore O sto proceut. W To-
runiu paprzyk}ad Una uch-
wali}a, 10 kazdy, kto chce
sprzedae swe akcye, dostanie
"a takowe po $40, cbociaz ce-
ma ich wynosila tylko $500
| cd sztuki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

wszed} do klatki zanim
przyjaciele zoryentowali sic
co sic sta}o zywcem przez
dixie bestye zostal rozszar-
panY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

NEW YORK, N. ].
Straszna 6miercia pod ko-
l1ami tramwajju pa rogu
Newark ave. Brunswick <
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

MONESSEN, Pa. Ma polu,
W bliskosci miasta, znalezjo-
no W sobote rano z przerznie-
tenn gardlem zwloki 8-letniej
Amy Kunpak. Dziewcze to
wysz}o z domu W piatek pred
wieczorem ma pole, chcac
przypedzie krowe do domu i
ME powr6ciio. Po szukaniu
Amy przez Gala noe znale-
ziono jej zw}oki, przykryte
popio}em. Niedaleko tego
miejsca, W zaroslach, spostrze
zono uciekajacego negra. VIA
DE tutejsze, pc przeprowa-
dzonem sledztwie, uznawszy,
ze dziewcze pred zamordo-
waniem jej uleg}o zgwalceniu
poszukuja Rgra. -....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

ulicy zgina} W poniedzia1ek 6
letni Stanis}aw Bukowski, 2
pod mr.. 240 Wayne ul, Me.
szczeSliwy ch}opiec powracal
ze szko}y do domu wraz z
nemini dziecmi. Niezauwazy}
on ma czas pedzacego tramwa-
ju dosta} sic pod jego kola,
kt6re llteralnie go zgniotfy
tax, ze wnetrznosci z niego
wysz1y.
Motorman F. Hunt zostaf
aresztowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

WARSZAWA, Is paid. -
Zraniony 6miertelnie przez
terroryst6w czy bandyt6w re-
daktor powaznej "Gazety
Polskiej" Jan Gadomski, cd
da} wczoraj Bogu ducha.
Policya odkryla wczoraj ma
Pradze arsenal skradzionej
broni przez Kozak6w, kt6ra
sprzedawano rewolucyoni-
stOm.
W kodzi powieszono pie
ciu terroryst6w, skazanych
ma smierc nahajkami i sza.
blami. Emu szono je6c6w dc
pogrzebania zw}ok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

PETERSBURG, Is PAID
w procesie cz}onk6w mai
wyzszej rady robotnik6w wy
wo}a}o sensacye zeznanie o.
trog6rskiego dyrektora wyz'
szej szko}y re kiedy hrabis
[Witte by} ministrym objawi]
zyczenie pom6wienia preze.
sem rady Krysztalewem.
Ztad wniosek ze Rad VIE
dial o istnieniu najwyzszej
rady robotnik6w i takowa to-
lerowa}. z jakiej racyi Sciga
dzisiejszy Rad cz}onk6w ra-
dy z kt6rywi chcia} sic po-
rozumiewac by}y Rad.
Aresztowano anarchist6%,
przyby}ych z zagranicy. Ina
leziono W ich posiadaniu ma
terya}y wybuchowe.
Przecza wiesciom jakoby W
Tule zanosi}o sic ma pogram
zyd6w.
Minister carskiego dworu
zakaza} swoim podw}adnym
urzednikom wynajmowac OBJ
Gym ludziom pokoje W swych
mieszkaniach bez specyalne
60 pozwolenia ministra. Ia
kaz ten ztad pochodzi ze a.
narchisci osiadali W bezpos~
redniem sasiedztwie Peterho-
fu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

DETROIT. Czternasto-. G
letni chlopak Edward Ian,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

outranked in fame New Hampshire's
Old Man of the Mountain, whose rag
red lines need distance to lend en-
chantment to the view, and they
leave much to the imagination.
The photograph is from an unre-
touched negative of natural rock for
nation, OF rather of the colossal
Egyptian monument nature, and I'M
aided by mortal hands, has modelled
in the hard granite gneiss by the pro-
cesses of erosion and cleavage.
1t is ten feet from the forehead to
the point of the beard. The profile is
almost perfect in proportions, and I'M
like other more famous rocks it
elbows the facial characteristics in
varying forms from many points of
view. At the point from which this
picture was taken the contour of the
firm mouth ana strong lower jaw give
a tense sternness to the features, and
there is just the suggestion of a stark
fixedness in the stony stare turned to-
ward the north.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
WITH THE MODERN wHALERS

natives are employed for the purpose.
of killing whales. There are ORC or
two white men at each factory, act
ing as overseers to the natives, who.
are employed to kill whales, when
whales are to be found. The Eski-
mos are admirably suited to this work.
They have become as expert as the
average white man and handle the
white mans weapons and manage his
boats as skilfully as he does himself.
These stations are cheaply run. Only
the smallest pay has to be given to
the natives. A single whale a year
makes the station paying venture.
A. supply ship visits the station once
each summer, receiving the products
and landing food and other necessi-
ties.
Scotch whalers now fish chief.
off tha Greenland coast. Their e--
forts this year promise to be NOR
successful than for many seasons past
The Eclipse has been reported home
ward bound with seven fish, yielding
five and one-half tons of bone. The
Morning is reported with three; the
BaIena with four, the Windward with
two, the Diana, with two and the SEQ
tia with one. The principal article of
commerce obtained from these arctic
whalers is the famous 'whalebone,'
the flexible substance in their lower
jaws which serves them for teeth,
and this is at present worth about
$4,000 a ton or IS pound. 1t can
thus be easily seen what 2 splendid
result has been achieved by the
Eclipse for her seasons fishing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Thirteen American whalers of the
San Francisco feet, operating in Beau
fort sea, to the north of Alaska, are
frozen fast in the ice foes there.
writes P. T. McGcath to the Daily
News from Newfoundland. "This
fact is occasioning no little comment
among those who know what this sim
pie statement means. For when, in
the past, whaling vessels have been
engirt there and held for the winter,
greWsome tragedies have resulted.
Once a herd of reindeer had to be
driven from Alaska to the whaling
rendezvous by American government
officials, the animals being then
slaughtered to keep the crews alive.
Another time number of crews win
tered ashore with the natives, and the
contact with dirt and squalor gener-
ated plague from which white men
and brown men alike persisted whole
sale. Tragedies equally appalling be-
fell the Atlantic whaling fleets which
usually wintered in Hudson bay and
which almost invariably met some
such misfortune until now that inland
sea is almost deserted. Scarcely a
whaling vessel is found there to-day,
where once were mighty fleets. The
American whalers resorting to Hud-
son bay have been reduced to a hand
full, and the British whalers have
abandoned it for the Greenland seas
again.
There are, however, three or four
whaling stations along the shore of
Hudson bay. In these a number of
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
TAKE THE SENSIBLE VIEW.

Mr.. MAN. The the Parrys
telling you that the bad things for the wokingmen Now
stop your matter little b-if have
did not better and shorten hours, do
the Posts would fighting
bad for the workngmen don't
and the Posts would be avong
= Now Just think minute two-f you
The Parys by aml site
the stuff And they fight the unions because the
them and the realization of greed
They fight them for they lie like
thunder when they say it.
thought this thinking about something
else good habit to get into this habit of thinking.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
SONGS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.

Up in the little town of Battle Creek
There is grpenut sho-o-o-p.
Postum and all that sort of fool dope
If eating it you don't sto-o-o-p.
oPstum and all that sort of fool DOPE
Stale bread and glucose vile
Eat it and you will lose all your hope,
And dry up after while.
O, Post, you we've laughed.
We've punched holes in your graft.
Charley Charley O, Charley Post
Your stuff will make one look like gho-oo-st.
Postum slop and grippe nuts galore
But don't eat
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
A Tree House.

A summer boarder in the little VII
lage of Springtown conceived the idea
of making tree house of this old
maple. Beneath is door, which opens
into little room, from which steps
lead up to the house. While forming
resting place the maple throws out
shade for a considerable distance,
which makes it an ideal spot for those
Economically inclined
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

THIS IN YOUR PIPE SMOKE 1T.
The editor publication worked on
rather prides being
branches of the daily business and able make
down rather Good reporters blamed sight than good
Perhaps daily newspaper experience of editor Of this lit
tie labor paper has caused him to think more OF h certain peculiar
union would peculiar situation but deserves the
sizes something of vast to men daily bread
by manual labor In order to make the points clear will be nee
few weeks the daily newspapers were full Of the story
girl Corey his wife carry in
with this painted siren the comic The steel
king had married his wife the old days when he and the
wife had stood by him and helped him and advised HIM until
Then he deserted her vel the fresher charms Of the fas
snang girl Very Justly the daily vs. M have Hden
have printed long editorial omie the subject and Corey has
ea little of marvellous His Yeres He
by greeted him
Back home the faithful wife waited and prayed tor him.
ssts 5 Of aas aG tn @
This in discarded in order that might
thinking and the fortune he left to public nst
tons will save his from being execaed as long as men and
regard the marriage tie sacred and honGT pearl
But here that must not be overlooked Neither one OF
not patrons of the daily newspaper
with the business offices not such yank strings leading
~ But others besides Corey and Yerkes.
Have III any newspaper all
of Charles w. Post?
o tntype!
W. the wife who had toi1ed with
him the days that in the days
the divorce seek
granted her the grounds OF cruelty And
her Charles W. Post had married
his stenographer.
But very intimate relations
with every daily newspaper the land Not
heavy he president of the National
Association of Advertisers.
Does begin to dawn upon you?
Good heavens fellow unons will brick house have to fall
daily
but reflex Of the business Office and that the BUSINESS office
troled who
Can readily why the daily constantly
aggeraing little labor trouble and murder?
his revel
chorus the daily
FRAGILE
who controls and places millions Of adj
versing got rid of faithful wife and married
ographer indecent and the only remain
but actually his command eNaggerate
everything in labor field into assassination
think about and then ask
yourself this question:
newspapers deserve the patronage of men,
right here in Lincoln that
the of the rot glass of beer two weeks
could locate big daily that would roast Charles
W. Post the big daily have roasted Corey and 4erke
would the cash for years subscription
But find
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The CIergyman-Do you mean to
say that your wife goes to church
every Sunday without you?
well, It isn't my fault. can't per.
suade her to stay at home"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
HUMAN FACE FORMED IN ROCK

Remarkable Natural Curiosity h
County of Massachusetts,.
Unknown to thousands living with
in radius of ten miles from it's talus,
the above sphinx-like rock overhangs
from bold cliff more than 100 feet
above the level of the rails near the
little railroad station at Assonet, Bris-
toll county Mass.
Considering the fidelity of its por-
traiture Of the human face it seems
incredible that it had not long ago
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Nodd-Why did you have your tele-
phone changed from direct wire to a
party line?
Todd-My wife complained she
couldn't hear a thing the neighbors
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13
THEY ARE ALL ORGANIZED.

When you hear physician arguing trades unions gent
Il, eongae breathe the fact that
the
Physicians call their -unonists "quackS
lawyer tells that Iwrong,
ma pound his thick astonishing
LAWYERS organized wonde WE'LL They not call their
unionss "scabs." No, the, them "shysers'
If you do not think the cian organized ask of
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

John r. Walsh, who bought and maintained Chicago dahl
in order help him break down organized labor
broke And his daily newspaper from cellar roof
the time, That's rubbing in
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Every who smuggling ought
the bars for smuggling bringing disgrace
shame upon peacefully grace
fully.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The Standard Oil Co. pays its Chicago transfers So
make less year than their chief employer makes in
they evidently like it, else they wouldn't vote for
get chance.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

union sug the who took his job and is the
pententar The manufacturer who takes thousand Jobs
toers them death order that he make
fortune manipulating the stock market is hailed hnancier and
looked exemplary citizen That's the the world
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Do forget that in the battle for industrial
the other fellows label important
for the other fellows label grumble
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The only who thinks that the will hei
hight Mr. Mcintyre Mr.
salary for thinking the he he who
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

It took the unonists of the about year get
the ParryPos busting game. But
for wind The round will be fnier that bunch
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Steel King Corey might have avoided publicity by pat
ing it heavily in the daily newspapers.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The make Lincoln big and prosperous city is
fair
tories guarantee both of things.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

to advertise up pouter pigeon
and spout lot of rot about the code of ethics
skinned both the middle organization.
The Ghooey case in Chicago ended and several members of
have been found guilty of murder and the pen
Tertiary There no going the urs verdict at this
the game The men have been proved guilty they are we are
glad they must to the penentiary They have brought reproa
union who works damage unonism
repair There place modern trade nonism for the thug
and the slugger
sugs who job and the
penentary The manufacturer who takes thousand Jobs away
from may
fortune manipulating the stock market hailed hnancer and
John Walsh bought Chicago daily
in order to help him break down ORGANIZED labor went
broke And his daily union from cellar 70 roof all
The Standard Oil Co. Chicago So day They
make year than their chief employer hour But
they evidently like it. they wouldn't for time they
the other fellows Label just as as your on # you fail
ask for the other fellows label don't grumbe he fails for
yours.
Every union who smuggling ought behind
the bars smuggling bringing disgrace
shame upon unonsm If peacefully grace
fully.
hs a! s @ en i not . s
salary for thinking the he does he who know better
took the uionss Of the country about year get
sparrng for The
King Corey might publicity by pat
enng kind OF sawdst food ancoee Stop and
ing heavily in the daily newspapers.
The make Lincoln big and city is
And
tories both of things.
The daylight factory" is still advertising help means
employees but it will be advertising for financial help the
unionists of Lincoln do their duty.
There have in United
Typothaete
ical Union. Lest w forget.
alleged union
negecs demand the product of
fellow unionsts toll.
Detroit Typographical Union will go history
nearly FIVE nonths
haven't a
Where labor is best organized there the trouble
where labor best organized there the Of prosperity for all
the people
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

them ADVERTISE Then watch him swell like pigeon
spout a lot of about the code of ethics
Organized? Bless SOUL the physicians the trades
skinned both the middle
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The daylight factory is still advertising for help 1t
employees but will be advertising for financial help
unionists of Lincoln do their duty.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Even busy men are =
to stop and look at a.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

There have been of breaks
Typothaee
cal Union Lest w forget
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

Self-interest is the principal Ing
ent In the interesting things q
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-13

The scab" in the industrial alleged uno
of
fellow unionsts toll.