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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13
STANDS FOR JUSTICE
And Fair Dealing to ALI Does the Great
Trade Union Movement.
ASKS ONLY FOR A SQUARE DEAL
Is Actuated by More Patriotic Motives
and Purposes Than Any Other
Body Under the Sun.

The following is an extract from
the Labor Day speech of Mr.. A. S.
Goldsborough, chief clerk of the
City Council of Baltimore, deliver
ed in that city:
ono man should object to the
free and unhampcred opportunity
of everyone to work out the most
unlimited success which this cOun-
try can offer. Labor has no right
to retard any MANS progress or
prosperity. Labor, however, owes
it to itself and to the country at
large to battle against that type of
progress which is built upon special
privilege. Just so long as labor
adhcres to the broad principles of
justice as its Saetuating influence,
just so long will labor play an i'm
portant part in this country'S DIES.
TIMES. Labor should grant to
every man all that justice demands.
Labor should also exact for itself
all that to which justice entities it,
If the doctrine of edo unto others
as you wonld have others do unto
to you' Is accepted as the underly-
ing motto of labor's actions, it will
have behind it the irresistible sup
port of public opinion. If labor
accepts less it is coward, If it
knows and perceives clearly it's
rights, both industrial and politi-
cal and fails to swing it's full power
toward the attainment of those
rights, it deserves to suffer. The
world loves manhood, and labor
contains the possibilities of a great
future if its own manhood is intel
ligently, fairly and periodically
exercised.
Labor has frequently been scorn-
ed, derided and belittlcd. If labor
will work politically to protect it's
interests; if, at the same time, it
will extend full justice to the in
terests of others, it should and will
play an almost undesirable part
i'll molding the better tendencies of
our land. Its active work in poll
tics IS just as wise as is the active
work of corporations in politics.
Aye, more so, because labor is usu-
ally actuated by more patriotic mo-
tivcs than | have ever observed on
the part of corporations.
Labor, if l understand it Alright.
asks for nothing more than justice
and fair play. Labor should not
merely ask that, but it should OK
act it and establish it. Labor
should be ashamed to permit less.
If, then, special privileges, labor's
greatest adversary, is detected. it
is the duty of labor, whether or
ganized or not, to kill it by the ex-
crcise of every American sovcreign's
right at the polls. With privileges
dead and justice eDthroncd, labor
need fear nothing in this land.n
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13
CHINESE LABOR
Condemned by the British Labor Leader
in the House of Commons.

The British have long felt the
curse of Chinese labor. especially
III It's colonial possessions, and are
working with might and main to
ahate the evil, and now Keir Har-
die, leader of the Labor party in
the House of Commons, in a speech
condemning the plan of the United
States to employ Chinese in build
ing the lSthmian Canal, said that
the people of the country will learn
to their cost that the Chinese are a
plague. Experience ought to have
taught this lesson. In fact, it has.
but the politicians don't care rap
so long as the Six Companies CON
tribute to campaign funds and
Doodle to the lobby.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13
ANOTHER CASE
Where the Politicians are Greater than
the Law of the Land.

Although the United States Su-
prcme Court rendered Il decision
upholding the eighthour law of
Kansas, the politicians of that state
successfully worked Il scheme practi-
cally killing that reform, so much
SO that Attorney General Coleman
was compelled to render an opinion
which will prevent notification
of the eight-hour during his term
of office. He says:
81 am Of the opinion that en-
ployes about state institutions are
governed by the eight-hour law:
that they cannot be required to
work during one day more than
eight hours and that they should
be paid the rate of wages now OBJ
tanning. The attempt to pay the
men monthly wager and work them
ten hours day is an evasion of the
law
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13
A JUST REWARD
Received by Indiana Preacher Who
Advocated the Open-Shop.

The Rev. BoetiSher. the Indiana
preacher who gained more or less
notor1ety by making open shop
harr;ingucs and serving as organizer
Tor the Parry-PoSt union smashers.
has joined the down and ont club,
dis church was in debt when no
began Spouting against organized
labor; fair minded people who be-
ileEed IN fair play became offended
ana quit: the debt kept growing:
me preacher appealed to Parry and
his bunch for help: they lost their
hearing. and. finally. the reverend
gentleman was bounced by the con-
Gregation.
Now 1t is reported that the erSt-
while union -SmaSher is TRAVELLING
about somewhere in the West as =
drummer and humping up against
some real problems of fife.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13
GENERAL NEWS.

japanese laborers in California
are working for about 50 week
and are actually driving the white
BARRIERS out of business.
Plumbers at Boston, Mass, and
Hartford, Conn, have been grant
ed an increase from $3.50 to So per
day.
PlastereIS in Pittsburg were
granted an advance of 20 cents per
day, making $3.50 per day Of
eight hours,
1t is said that factory life in
Manchester, England, has produced
a stuntcd race. OF 1900 ex-
amincd in that city for the army,
$1,000 were rejected.
Electricians employed on the
telephone lines of Oregon and
Washington are on strike. The
various companies have refused
to grant them union conditions.
The strike of union chain makers
in York, Pa, has been approved
by the Executive Council of the
American Federation Of Labor.
Twentyfour iron molders and
core-makers struck against I'M
sanitary conditions in the Mech
anics' Iron Foundry at Roxbury,
Mass.
Chief Justice Gabbert, of the
State Supreme Court of Colorado,
has rendered decision upholding
the eigh-hou law for city and
county contracts.
The striking freight handlers of
the Erie, at Elmira, N. Y. have
agreed to abide by the action of
the company in making the rate
per day 81 40. The men were
getting 81, % and struck for 81 80.
None Of the members of the
Scranton, Pa, Building Exchange,
comprising all the big contractors
put in a bid for the $50. 900 job of
repairing the court house because
the commissioners required that
only union labor should be en-
ploycd. The Exchange will go
into court to have the clause an
nulled.
Bricklaycrs and carpenters of
PlttSburg are protesting against the
work being done by inmates of the
wOrlihouSe who are tarmed out in
gangs often to do work on build
ings. n contractor pays police
man for watching them and gives
each convict 81 per day, saving
of 50 to $3.50 per day on each
man. The labor unions, as a
whole, are taking up the fight
against such labor.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-13

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Der Sonntags- Gorre(ponoent

Cine Heibe intcrclInntcr Artitcl uno
Gr5G1lungcn miro ser morgcn cridJci.
lcnOc SonntogS Correspondent cnt-
boltcn. Go3u cine SonntogSplonor.
rel ans Der 6coer oes 0errn Ni6aro
Grtmonn decentralization aus Der at.
ten &eimotb, Tcpetcn aus ollcn Sbci.
len ser @elt, 6umOriitii6cS, Suuitro
tioncn 2otnlno6ri6tcn aus goIti.
more, Spp5ioG . Gorreipon0enjcn ans
Berlin uno @oibiH9ton II. ~. Ger
Sonntog& Gorrcipon0Cut lit Elm "a.
milicnblott I'M mo6rcn Sinnc Ocs
@ortc8.
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Sne 0SDdDcmbtatt.

Gle acItcrn cridienere NodcnouS.
gobc OcS o1cutihcn Correspondent.
ten" cntbGIt cine IiiQc iHtereiianter
Nofridtcn aus &uBlanO, 0bcuan
itebt bic Welttcrei in Ser SETTING
Spenborg. Die @ofen Nln0iHnn
giebt eincn llebcrbIid iibcr Die MIDI
tighten @eltereigniiie in Ocn lebten
iieben ln9cn. Sine Idngere GORE.
iponOen3 oeS Stoot5 Ginmanoe.
rungS SefretGrS gic6t Dem 2eier
Elm lebboitcS 9ilO BON 2onO unO 2eur
ten in Sen OItnier . Counties Marp.
lambs un0 Sem 6ortiAritt ser oeilt-
iden Nniieoelungcn. llcber)oupt bic.
tet Ons @o6enbldtt 0cS o0eutiben
GorreiponOcnten" 2laeS, mas AMI oem
6el0e ser mo0crnen 3ournaliitif &C.
Ieiitet miro.
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Tas Mcttcr.

Sir Morulano un0 sen 0iltrift
Golumbio bcutc uno morgcn GcgcnL
leid)tc iiioIihc @inoe.
Ter boditc Ibcrnomctcrltnn6 be.
trltg 1eItcrn 81 8roO nm / lthr Mad.
mittags uno Der nieOrigitc 70 @ra0
Inn 5 llbr WorgcnS,
Sn sen iibrigcn 9unOca @ettcr.
%Itntionen m1rOe sic iolIeHoe Mnri.
nal . Semperotur rcgiItrirt: goitport
rs, EortIunb a, Bolton 6S, albnnp
rs, @cp.Oorf 70, 96ilooclpbio 81.
TtIontic Gitp so. Cape Wap II,
@oibiugton 81, NorioIf 81. 0otteroS
81, Charlotte sc. 0%ilmington 81,
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Ntlantn So, montgomery 80, Ncp,
Orleans 80, YolcItine IS, @aIpciton
81, Corpus Gbriiti sc, Mempbia 80,
Cincinnati sc, Eittsburg 81. G8mcgo
n, Buffalo &c, GIepelan0 rs, &C.
troit 81, Nlpeno 80, N%toroucttr rs,
Breen Ban sc. Chicago 80, 9ulntb
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9ismarf 70, Sopre 70. &eIcnn Ga,
GaIt Safe 80, Genper rs. Nortb
9latte 81, 9oSgc Sc, GmarilIo 81,
Sos Ingeles 81.
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IN Baltimore.

S9duISsnse @ 9 8 3 9 9 9 : 81
Suht mad oem Wiiictb0.
En- Set Ocm Nelporfer Ginger
lett berrid)t bier 5niid)cn elmer Nn.
5nbl SdnQcr Cinc TcbOe, mcld)c init
Yoitforten muSgefodten miro. Serr
George &immcIbcbcr, ser Gin0n5-Se.
fret1r Der p&creint0tcn Singer bon
lit elmer Der 0crrcn, nel.
der an b0uiIqIten anonDmc Foltfor-
ten erhdlt, ST bot iid Die on5ii0iid
lten 8cmcrflln0cn, nit meldlcn bic
aorten bpId)ricbcn morcn, biSber &C.
follen lnIicn obcr lpcnn CT Den Gcr'
ii6er 0eS lcBtcu S6obernatS crlplIdt,
oiiritc cine Goliiiou crfnlgcn. 1dB
ser ononpmc Sdreiber bcn Iorclinttn
,9%ortfrobcr" titltlirt, miirbc SEER
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go lit 0u& 2 dmein? -
Cine ~frieolid)e Scerbe poblgen1oltetcr
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dc ben aonaI bebcdte, ober ooS
Shmeinleiu mor unb blieb oers
%ifmunber. 3oiielbe miro, luenn ea
Die Sdouerniiie zines llnterarilno'
fanolS iiberleben inlltc, I'M Spring
Gardens lonbcn ut0 BORT pabrlheln'
lid bann 5ltr WiIoiou oltsartcli, I'M
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unerbittlihen SdI6dternelIer eilt'
idliipft 81 icin. GoS goritenpieb IL
Gigentbum oeS @rn, CIR. s. 8itfrl'
bon SenfinSs Cane.
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Bun Wcgcla0crcrn dngefudcn.

SobH Writing, Elm sgaltimor Ohio.
9dbn@Glert, nobc Nunncrn.2anc
itberfollcn uto "aefG6rlih permun.
bet. Gic StrolHc onideinetO
perldeitdt, ebe tie 9%lrtltng bcrall-
ben tonnten.
Q}it II Shnittmunocn ltno eincn.
SdGoclbrnd) bcfinOct iid ,Sobn Mr..
tltng, etn % Sabre alter Glcrf i'm
Stills Iepurtcmcnt Der Baltimore.
Cbiosgabn" I'M .Wtarplun0 llniuer.
ltt0t9 @oipital", mnbin CT gcitern 5lt
friibcr Wiorgeuitmoc gebrudt loltr.
DC. Gie 0crlcBltngcn riibren BON ci-
mem NaltbunfnIl Der, luclher nuGe
Hunnerp = Game un0 6reocrid Hono
bon 5rpei unbcfonntcn Stroldcn olli
Srn. Nrtlma ctruo brciQteiIen pon iei-
her Mobnung, Soletborpc, Qenudt
lpuroc.
Nddl Der NnQQbc, mcId)e 0err Nt-
tltng Der &oli5ci g~cgcniibcr mod)tc,
bate CT ben IonncritoA Nbcn0 BET Ell
item beircluOctcn NeItoluatCur al
Sunnouers ut0 2onbor0itroBc 5ltocs
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@o0gon Der Gotonspiue ? Clinic III
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mo i'm nit Cincm Stod cinen Shlaq
ouf ben 0interfopf pcricbte, mo0ltri
er b%clpuBtloa 5u 0o0cn ionf. Ter an.
0crc Ingrcifcr brodtc i'm Damn nit
eincm Weiicr II ShnittnuQ0en bci,
BON meldlen ieoo6 feinc gcfGbrlidcr
9tatur lit. <r5 nod) Dem lleberfall
mubten Die Nngrcifcr pcrldeud)t NOR
Den lein, Oenn iic itublen mr. Sen
Baltimore . 6io.9ubn-EdB NrtunqS,
pGbrcnO lie OcIicn 0oorQclo unO
Shmndiod)cn 3ltriidIieBcn. 9uS @r.
Nrtltng 0aa 9emuBtlein mieocr CT.
bate, iiibltc cr bcitiQc S6mcr-
gen oul @interfopfc. IS gcIond iGnt
inter 9roBei NnitrCngungerL cit
uoGclicgcnOca 6ormbollS SIT crrciAGn.
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Eerlcbtcn 5unGdit 81 cincm 2(r5t al
tSrc0crid Gono mo Damn noh Dem
@oipitol. 0eitern &ormittog INN I'll
llbr muroC an Dem iltnqen Wunnc ci,
lie criolgreihe Separation porQcnom.
men. Gr lit 3mor ourd) ocn 9llltpcr.
init icbr ihpad, miro ober ieine &c.
iuu0beit mic0crcrlongcn.
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''NlINNff NlNLNN~ 49,
iflcn FrirnGrmobl lire Sttmmcn fir
&rn. @odtcr obqebct t6nncn, mcnIl
or bic Domination fir Nforor
piiridlt. SIS miro b%eboltptct, BOB Die
ieIbc WctDoDe in 1908 ou1cluaH0t
mltroc, ul8 Scrr @od)tcr 6rlt. @nt.
z. FIott in Ser GrinrdrpobI belicatc.
Gie ocmofrotiIhen EortcifiIbrcr llolt-
ben aber nidJt. oob piclc Tcnlotrotcn
iid bepegcn Ioiicn lpcrocn ibrctl
4rin3ipicu Observation-Disclosures meGcn
uttrclt jlt mcroen,
Soltcn cit Ournm
Sbidon gun0eS-S cuutor Artblu
Elte@ormnn mo ieirc GontroIr il6Cr
Die 0enlofrotiide Rortei it Marplon0
jett Der 8crQonQcnbcit onacborcn, 10
oenfcn oie Ncpubtitoncr 0od nift
0oron, 0o8 linen 10 Iie6 qeporocnc
Gompo0neqeid)rei iiber o@ormuni3s
mus" a1lf3ugebcn. IS mare old) ia 81
Sdobc, menn Sen 3ub0rcrn Der rcplt.
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5ogen miir0e, iid) OF Ocn bOItcrild)cn
Nu8fG0cn nlli @orntnn un0 itbcr @or.
moniSmllS 3t crbnlcn ltno 0drilbcr
81 orniiiircn. 0r. Sobn q. Sauna,
&oriitcr Oc8 rcpltbIifoniidcn StootS.
Central Gpmite'&, iogtc 0icirr Gage,
Senator @ormnn JET 5luor to0t, obcr
oic 0%cmofrotiid)c Stoota- Folitif mir
sc in iciucm @ctitc oltd ferncrbin &C.
Icitct mcrocn. GoS EnbIiflm meib
lest olio, ooB cS iih I'M uGd)Iten Sabre
mi oicIclbcn obgcorol6cucn Gam.
poQnc=9icoeu mo 0ieiet6c itcrcotppe
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fam.
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9fcm Q Oorfer arrangements Gomtte
mn 100 Site I'M yMiu0iinn. SQunre=
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NCocutllng, Die al 0cm Gmpinng
Ibeil nebmcn mcr0cn, bciin0cn iid)
@cnCral Z. Gictnr 0altqbmnh G6oS.
u. Smith, Muffin z. Grotbera, !.
3idcrS, ,Soibua W Wtle9,
Y. &orri5 GomoIicr, &obn @oltcr
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Sbripcr, Sronf ". Shirt, Wiainm Y.
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Mc9ttltp &obn i, @iQiomS, Gbo2.
s.. Nn0eS, Major 3obn ). 9caott
Charles e. 1enooG, Oregon ". Gen-
mis-, Gccil ". Atfinion, @iGiom s.
Getpccie mo Columbus &. Sbriper.
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$25 nadl Miuneapulis nnb snriif
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rungs- gripilegiiin. nCcpnrtement Of
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Mopal- gabnhof $40 Morgens, Cant
ben.gabnbof 900 Morgcns SomItag,
Den II. augult. 10 Gage ailfentbaIt
in Chicago aui Der Miifreiie erlaubt.
(210-23)
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S6iifsfarten bon unb nod 9cutid)-
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iel, Greoitbriefe unb @eloicnoungen.
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Sie aau6c gsude :. Ter grpsartiae MfbaS In
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DNriun,"
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9ampfcr uInnapOliS."
Sunnta9, ben 10. Mngnit 1906.
Wittags 2.15, - Sifcts Poe.
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Qcmnnncn QcItern. Seutc ipielcn lie
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pi0ence, 0o5 critic beginnt nm 122 u1O
6uS 5lucitc nm / llbr Nofmittuga.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
1fntrrhnltnnns /. Mcnlueiicr.

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Auault, HrobCr s%tletluQ nod &tlur's Bari.
mil Der 5omiiaR mtdtiHee, 4, gliauit eIbe
Srcut Scrcl Muitern".
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tag, Den II. 9llalti 1905. grobea Goitriiditcr
nstcuOen.Girtic. amigGtS Of RntBiaS,"
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glunuoalc.
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Wlanit. u. 8icnit uuo 1nipcllton int ,SdrIcOs
Fart"
Observation-Disclosures" - zomutuN, Den ..
Mitdnit, CROKER Sdnltlicr NualluN nan Nuoet 8
Earl an her @Unupotta hndo.
eaiebnn. 0eatc baltimore aeGcl Bro
pibcncc inn .Criolc,Earf
.Suimcfrrsgeah,"- GrIpr1Onen tdeIi1 per
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