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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Grbalt bds @nsenlidt uieber.

Na9 5pan6ieidbriser @linbbeit
bieber Iebeno genorbeu lit Srdulein
Maria 2ouiia @ooSpear aus Der eng
Iii6eu @roBitabt 2eebs. Ser Sail
ipirb III elmer en9liifcn 3eiti6rift ais
omertpiirbi9 unO i6eiubar autben>
tii6" beribtet. Sn junsen Sabren
ipur Die Dame, Der bieies beneipens>
iuertbe @eI6id 81 Sbeil 9eiporpen lit,
on elmer 1taIbine in elmer S6ub>
fabrif beihdftigt. @ines Cages
madte lid cine .anbere Grbeitcrin Den
.S6er5~, ibr ipdbreno Der &rbeit an
Der Wai6ine BEN Stubl fort5u5iebcn.
Srdulein Goodyear fiel ge9eu elm
%eilernes Gao unb trrg cine i6tpere
&erleeun9 am &ppie bapoiI. SAT- elm
Sabr lang fonnte Tie bnS polle Cages
liHt nid)t mebr %ertragen, uub in elmer
9|ac6t er6linbete Tie p0uig. 3polf
Sabre ipdter erei9nete es lid, baB Tie
auf elmer 9ellertreppe iebltrat, an Sos
Den fiel uno lid Ben &ppf ON faIt 9es
nan oerielben Steae itieB, pie bamnls
III Der Sabrif. Nls lie iiA aufaez
ri6tet bate. iab lie @lut auf ibrer
@ano unb lief 5u ibrer @utter nit
Dem 9ufe: ~@eltter, i6 fam iebenl"
Ser berbeigeruiene sfr5t itelte felt,
Dap mn cine @ri6iitterung Der Sebs
nerpen itatfgefunben bate nnb iaste
poraus. bab lie ipieber erblinoen
irirSe. Sn Der Chat perlor Iie cas
NusenIiGt am na6iten Gage aufs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
@ie tief ioa man piliisen?

Sa Der Iderboben befanntlih cine
auBerorbentlihe Ienge Ser peridies
beniten Safterien entbGlt, unb ba
bieic I'M ipeientliden Die SrGaer Der
I'M gpben itattfinoenoen 3eriesungss
por9dn9e iino. 10 bdnst iebr piel bon
Der Sicfe bes Yflii9euS ab. nm lid
Die S~bdti9fcit Der Sopenbafterien
nutbar al MAIDEN. Setonomierai
gibranss 8eppbauien fabte in einem
Sortrag iiber pieien 8esenitanb feline
Inii6ten iiber Die Siefe bes Yiliisens.
penn mar lid Die interchangeable 5bds
tigfeit Der gafterien iidern min. in
fol9enbe Sdee 5uiammen:
6 rite Ian Ioa Sen ader
nibt tieier pfliigen, als Die iosenanntc
Iderfrlumme reift, UNI Die @ooens
batterieu ni9t unnirtiam Su maiden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Der @inter lit Der bette 9idcrsmann!

gs 1T fir Sen 2arrbpirtb iebr be-
oauerlif, ipenn or I'M Spdtberbite fpes
gen 5u GROCER NdHe ni6t ale feline
aeder pfliigen fann. gu bieiem Slpede
lit elm i6oner unb trodener Serbii
iebr tpiinihensipertb; tpenn eS md
piele S6ouen gibt, Der @inter ipren9i
unb friimelt iie i6on. Berben 3. 9.
tonreite, ibpere 8oben idon Dor Gins
tritt bes @inters npdntals aepfliiat
10 ldBt ii9 Damn I'M S%riibiabre bas
Saatgei6dft piel leihter uno raider
abma6en. gs geniigt. auf iold5er
oelbern Die Sriibjabrsiaaten Sann mn
ein5ueggen. Siefpfliisen alic
@ertieflns Der gdsrfrume = ioa nur
NIT GROCER Vorii6t borsenommer
fperben. Man bat ni6t MIR Der
u%nter9runo Su beriidiidtieen, ionberr
an1 ben llmitano. ob man nit Der
Siin9uns ausrei6t. Der I'M Inter
grunoe i6peren Con (8sttsn) ODER
S6otter unb oersleiden bat. Iaiie bas
Sertiefen bleiben oper. ipenbe es febi
porli6tig an. geitebt aber Ser unters
9runo aus Groe. beren 0ermiihunq
nit Der Iderfrume ben Mder berbeIs
fern tpiro. iGreite man %unbebinst sul
Tertiehlne Der Ndertrume. lin feis
men Grntefaa 5u baben. lit es gut
einen iol4en Gder anger nit Staas
milt aud nod NIT 9bomaSiHlade Al
oiin9en. oa Der Staumiit Die Ibpss
pboridlres Irmutb beg 8oSens allen
ni6t bebeben fam. 0ie Vertiefune
Der Iderfrime eefudbrt ben Yflan8er
einen f%eiteren unb lideren Stanb; aud
lit ibre e%rndbrung Damn cine before.
mas Defenders bel 3iefpur3lern Dor
Seoeutuns lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Wetter- mnb gamernreseln.

2idtmeB I'M &lee, Sitern in
Sdnee.
8ie bas @etter in Der Naht BOZ
Setri Stublfeier lit, 10 iou es pier5il
Gage lang iein.
@efriert es in ct. Yeter's IaGt. f
eefriert's berna1 ni6t mebr.
8ie bas 8etter am IIdermitttpod
10 iou es Die gan5e Saiten5eit ietn
~
@enn i'm Sornlns Die Wuden GEL
gen. miiiien Tie i'm Wdr5eu i6tueisen
8enn's Der CORNING snGbie maht
brinet Der 2en5 Den Srpit bel Nadt
Sonnt ii6 Der Sa6s in Der 9idt.
meb ISOLDE. 9ebt auf bier @oden ei
ipieoer 6u Code.
-
ct. @lattbeis falt. Die Gdlte lang
anbalt.
-
ct. Sorotbee - brinst Den meilter
Shnee.
~
Seftise Norblpinbe I'M Sebruar
permeloen elm fruhtbareS Sabr; penr
Norbipinb aber I'M Sebruar ni6t mill
10 fommt er iiber i'm Npril.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Sn Der nddtlid bunfeln Serne
Saulenb bunte 9ihter blinfen;
Sarmerfnabe glaubt 10 9erne.
Sab iie linn eebietriih ipinfen.
Ha6 Ser Staot bin i6peift ieir
Ginnen,
$40 i'm tauienb Sreuoen loden.
Sollte er tie niGt getpinnen
Statt 81 Sauie bumpf gu bodena
l1nb er 9reift gum 8anberitabe.
3iebt CUR Stabt, Der bliberbeuten;
Mf tpie balo, ou armer &nn6e.
@irlt On Seinen 2ei6tIinn i6elten
S6auIt ni6t mebr beg Simmels
Si9ter,
8au6seidndr5t lit an Der Simmel:
Seine ~griiBenoen @eIi6ter
Sn Dem buuteu @olfsgetpimmel.
SIN Die @erfitatt eingetreten
Sit CT nun elm Stiid Waitine;
8irb pobl Inn @rloiune beten
Sur gu ipdt nit Slebermiene.
S%elterfunfen i'm nmItieben
GIN Der Sefen 0unit uno S6tpiile,
Stlapenbaft' tpirb er s%etrieben.
Sag Inn Sag oieielbe Iiible.
2abaitrDme brobenb i6ieBen
@liibeno, ipriibenb aus ben giien;
Slammenslutben ibn umflieBen.
hS6tpeiBes CHROME ungemeiieu.
Climb unb Batter rings iid ipreisen
S6m gu fniden feline @iirbe;
8irb er troben ibren Hei5en
I'm an meioen lire @iirbe?
Sdou mars bod auf Sliir unb Salbe
GIN Dem Bad. bel Seid unb Miiblen
HS6oner mlb i'm fiiblen @albe
$50 Die Sonnenlidter ipielen.
SGb er ipieSer Ntonb uno Sterne,
Iorsenrotb unb Gbenosliiben.
@iiroe er pobl nlr 5u 9erne
Sragen an oes 9anomanns Wii6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
spab mus aud itim.
Gin autes Hcaspt.

Gin trdfti9er S6miebe9eieIe bate
bas falte Sieber uno lieb ii6 bon
einent eben niht ie6r pfiifieeu Ir3te
6~ebanoe!n, beIien Wittel ni6t ani6las
gen poIten. 9erislbe bate linn ben
8emub aler i6tperperbaulihen nno
fetten Speiien unteriast. Webrere
8ofen bate Der &ranfe na6 ben Hes
seln leines Gr5tes ii6 sebalten. ba
iparb linn .bies fldeIi6e 2eben lanes
fpeilig uno err beidloB in ben Gag bins
eiu3uleben obue 8iidii6t auf iein SIZE
Der. or ma6te ben Infan9 bamit,
bab er iein 2eibseri6t, S6neinefleiid
nit 8loBen uub Sauerfrart, bel ieis
ner Birtbin beiteate. ii6 bid unb bon
ab unb parauf einise S6ndpie iette.
Sein frdftiser &orper ertrug bic i'm
gemadte itarfe Sumutbuns. anitati
beftiser gu tperben, blieb bag Sieber
bon Stuno an aug. Ils Der Ir3i
ieinen Y%atienten tpieoer beiuhte,
ladte biefer i'm unb feline 8unit als
unb faste ibm. pie er li6 burf
S6peinefleii9 nit 8l0ben uni
Sauerfraut unb einieen S6ndpier
alien 9er3ten gum Srote flrirt babe
Ser Ir5t idiittelte ben aopf, befiibltt
ben Yuls BEG S6miebeeeieaen uni
iiber5euste ii9 nit 8iSerftreben. BAT
Der aerI ipirfli6 seiuno lei. or cling
ndhoem er ii6 iiber ale ndberen Inn.
itdnbe 9enni unterri6tet bate. nod.
oenfli6 na6 Suuie, ieuf5te iiber BIZ
lln3uperldiii9teit ieiner 8iiienf6af
uno true Die semadte g~rfabruns II
iein Noti3enbn6: S6tpeinefleii6 mi
8loBeu unb Sauerfraut, norauf elm,
ltarte SoiiS 8rannttpein 5u nebmen
lit gut fiir's falte Sieber." CHING,
3eit nadber fam pieber Elm Sieber.
franfer 5u Dem Gr5te uno bat i'm LIN
elm Wittel. Ser 9ranfe mar elm biirf.
tiger, mls9emaserter S6neioerseiea
Goa iiderer 3uperiidt auf ieiu'
iiin9ite grfabrung b%erorbnete Der Ir3
bem &ranfen bas @ittel, meldes be
Dem S6mieoe 10 quite 9ienite setbar
bate. Ser S6neioer 9ebor6te. nabn
es uno - itarb. Oa notierte Del
porii6tise @r5t. IN iein Noti5enbu6 81
benz treffli6en &e5ept: ~N. 9. bilf
nur Sdmieoen; S6neioer iterber
BRAN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
eimanitiide edmieriafeit.

Mib Sollano (Stubentin bes Iais
far College, in einer beuti6en Wauiis
falienbanoluns): s@eben sic mid.
bite. bas 8eians aus Dem slrnten Sos
nathan, mo nit 8albss Sricdiiee ans
fdnstl"
Verfdufer: @it &nlbss SricafIee?
Sd femme stpar Die sar5e Sperette
iebr senaii. msih Srdulein, aber bon
aaIbss Sricaiies fommt meines @iis
lens nidts barhp borl" i
WiB Sollanoeo 30, bobl gs fnngt
10 an (iottop bofe iinsenb) ngeaG ftetp
mein 9ie6ifer iein? Sa. ial Sbat's
it'll" H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Snrhtbare Srubuns.

sd iebe i6on. ih miB. enersis
i6er NIT Dir porseben. Sommit
On no6mmlS 10 ipdt na6 Sauie. 10
miro Die SD6iu fort9eibidt unb i9
Ianse arl, pieber lelbit 81 foden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Sd polIte benz Oieb orbentlid bas
Sen %berioblen. aber i6 fonnte bdS
Gieb nirsenbs finbeu, es bate seabnt,
rab es niht eerabe Stolen iparen, Die
linn bliiben ioIten. Sd iu6e nrb
iu6e, obne grfols; ihlieBli6 9ebe i1
aud in bas Muieums3immer unb bens
fen sic. bort iibt bas Iieb boiler
Seelenrube mitten auf Dem Gid. mo
Die &ebabipiirfe liegen, bift neben
Der Safel: nSier barf nidts aneeriibrt
tperbenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
SD beilte mein Srndleibeu
Sd NTH tbnen seisen, sas ibrise fret
An ketlen.

SO mar felt SaRrsn tmicIss etuss boppeItsa Hrutss bufes us beHs
ussrts. Rein 1anb founts baIteu. Die asr,e eiIartsn ID maHs asrbsn.
peun " milo isiuer Operation unsuisbs. SO belt Ne isbo& ,u, p,aen
uns hrtrts mic sur& etns stnia&s emtbsduns. 50 fsnSe ibusn ss
@utsI trsi per poh. psnn ste barun i6rsibsn.' % bsuts milo uns
ieitssm Sauknes. % wtrs Ne trirsn. S&rstbt bsute. Can't W. n
settings, esy 74 DatstswR. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Seimatb, thenre Seimatb.

rSie bats Sbnen benin na9 10
LANCER 3eit in Der Seimatb eefallen?"
"Tb @ott, 9efpeint babe i6 Dor
Gilbrirns; berielbe Sdulmeiiter mar
rod ca ipie Dor 20 Sabren, oerieIbe
Eniior, terielbe @irtb -. lpgcr BON
he-rielben Sausfneht hin i9 Ibenos
binauseeidmiiien tporoenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
- ~ ~
Wad]t Der 0emubnheit.

~8iiien sic idlon. Sbr ane6t mar
friiber in Der Stabt S6reiberl"
~Sab's i6on gemerftl Seoes Mal,
tpenn er BET Der Irbeit cine Yauie
maft, lpia er Die Iiitgabel binter's
Sbr Iteden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
MmHlarmns.

@riter Solbat: .@as bat ser Serr
General 5u unierm Sberit seiast?"
3tpeiter Soibat: g9as Serratn lit
niht gang siinitis setpablt."
griter Solbat: .Bas bei6t bds?"
Speiter Solbat: rSas is grab 70.
als penn Der Seloipebel 5u uniereinem
iast: .S6afsfopf, pierediser."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
" ~
O. Sanbfpfferln.

Ser Weesermeiiter 8amperl i'll
tros ieines brutalen 8eperbes Gin
ieelensuter &erl. Sein eiu5iser Sch
Ter limb feline enorm sroBeu Sdnoc,
Die ieinen Srennben einen iteten Nns
LAB gu mebr ober minber ~sepGblten
Inlpieluneen 9eben. Sas Nergite
lit linn aber iiiusit am Sauptbabnboi
paiiirt. als er 81 einem Wafmittaasz
Iusfhla feline Spe3l ~erfpartete. 8ie
elm Sells itanb er On nit ieinen md6s
tigen Sduiten, Die in eisens fabri5irs
ten @lacees itaten. Gin alter 0ienIts
mann, ipobl etfpas fur6iihtig. nGberte
ii6 ibm, 900 Die Miibe unb meinte.
auf Die .Sel9elben" p~eileno: .Serf
gnbna bielleidt b'Sanbtofierln
traa'u?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Sarmerfnabe in Der Stabt.
(@on Matthias tot ~

Sie Sarmer : Sobne uno
<SD6ter 8ieben in Die Stdote
unb auf ben 226,720 Sarmen
bes Staates Nep Yorf aaein
febfen 100, 900 Irbeiter. 60
idgt elm 3eitlngsberi6t aus
Der Staatsbauptitabt, Albanp,
8. Snnuor 1907.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
G&meralideS GreiantE.

r@ober bait bu bic bide 9ade?"
xSat Der 9etpp sefpettet nit mir,
bab i9 in ben ndhiten "a Stunben
pirb baben elm ihmer5li6eS SreisniB.
8ie Die 3eit lit beinabe %berunter, geb'
id 5u ibm unb iase: 9u bait perloren,
2epb."
g@as that er?"
.So?" ia9t er. uno bat mir cine
herunter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Simmer ~wiHeni6aftlid.

Serr Yrofeiior. id bitt', Der Spidl@
maper bat mid einen Quabrati9doel
9eihimpftl"
~Ni6t mosli6!"
ga, aber i6 bitt', er bat mid 10
eebeiBen."
~@ibt's nift. iase i6! Sas Guas
brat lit cine ebene 8isur; ba Der 9opf
aber elm 8orper lit, barf Gle Der
3ipidlmaper bofitens einen 8ubif>
i6doeI nennen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Die Shmiegermiitter.

&iirSli6 trdumt ih, zines &6nies
Sodter 5og i6 aug Dem &bein.
llnb ba ipra6 er: Y8iini6 Sir ettpas,
8iini9 Sir @olb unb gbeliteiul"
.gme @iirben, ane gbren
Reines 8ei6es 1teb'n gu @ebrauf.
8inide, laB DID bur6 ui6ts itDren,
8as ib Tag, SaS balt id audi"
~a6. Su md6tiser. GROCER. gutter
aonigl" rief i6 fpie nerbert,
.S6aff bod meme S6ipiesermuttsr
Sortbin, tpo Der Yfeffer rpdditl"
~Sd lit gutter Hatb iebt tbeuer."
Siel Der &Oni9 mir ms @ort.
r8enn's in meinen 8rGften itiinoe.
Damn mar meme aud ibon bort"
Der 3%mfricbene.
Gin @utomobiliit lab auf Der 9anbs
itraBe einen Wdun nit einem Suno
Dor ii6 berseben. Or Itoppte al;
aber Der Suno lief linn serabe iiber
ben 8eg. 10 baB er ii~berfabren tpurbe
uno auf Der STEELE tobt mar. Der
%@utomobiliit ities uus unb iaete gu
Dem 8uBednser: ~gs tbut mir iebr
!cib, lieber Iann. baB Dies paiiiert lit.
&0nnen 3ipan3ie Mart tpobl DEN Shds
ben gut maden?"
80 ia. ia9te Der Nann. has bent
i'd bod"
Ser @nSere 5ablte unb fubr fort.
Ser Damn itedte bas 8elo elm unS
blidte crit auf bas berihipinSenbe
siMtompbil, bann auf Den tobten Slno.
.Gun m66t i6 BLOB tpilien. mem has
Gieb geb0rt?" iaete er.
~ y -
1tnparteiiih.
Die Sduerin iagte gum 8ncdt:
r9u fdngit iebt on noblis al irerben.
Cannes. Sect itrei6lt on Dir ia bas
8utterbrot gar auf beioeu Seiten
auf."
Sannes: Sci nit Elm. iparum
net. s bah mel ltnterlipp sreo 10
germ als mel Sberlippl"
- - y
? bieie Sadel!
.Meine Serreu. ib berii6ere
Sbnen. mein 8aolp lit bas idlaueite
Sieb, bas auf @ottes grbbooen her,
umIduft", 10 iaete zines @benos S0rs
tier arumbfe. SD babe ia 10 elm
fleines Iuieum bon Saebs 8aritdten.
tpie Sic ipiiien, unb fpeil Die Srems
zen getpobnlid 10 germ Gaes anfalieu,
babe i6 cine 8arnunsstaiel aufses
itent. Nu, neulid bate mein Sadel
benz Settbauern elm Subu %seitoblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Vutc photographer

fonnei lur bon 9rperten bsrseitsat perbeI.
IS gilt bel oersn Seriieuung @r~fabrmua
~ baben, p~allenee Ropi: uno 60rperfelnIs
gen ;u beadten, bas p~aiien6e 9i6ta mib
SbatienperbGltniB III tenuen NIB oann
ai6 Die notbisen. oft re6t tofipieliaeu
glpparate III babeu. Tieies 9laes lit pors
banben. menn Sbr Sure Photographic BON
mir mnfer Iaiiei.
u. Q. Mae1ensie,
1878 1laps ctr. Dubuque, Sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Standardization

l1nteroffi5ier: rRa. Suber. sic
f0nncn audi frob iein, bab's @ebirnz
pbotosrapbieren nod ni9t ~erfunbcn
it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

llnteroffi5ier (3u einem 8cfrutenj
,9onncrtpetter, &erl = Sic miiiier
bod. als bic Summbeit pert9eilt NOR.
cen iii, minoeitens flint Ial n&ier"
gebriillt babenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

CORPORAL: .9ebmann. ipenn S1ils
Ter seieben bate. mas es beibt, sic
cii5ucrer6ieren - oann 5dtt er and
nod cinen v8ampf NIT Gem 9tbinos
5eros" aebi6teti"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Corporal (ber auf Dem Gode zines
Tefriiten einen S~trobbalm firoetl /:
~Sdul5e. sic brduhen r;ht sleidl
SIR Triibitiid mit5ubriusen = elaub'
es Sbncn ia audi 10. bab Sic @eses
t%nrianer iinbl"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
Simplified Spelling.

Some months ago it was announc-
ed III the newspapers that Mr.. An
drew Carnegie, whose extensive
library benefactions have made him
easily the. greatest patron of letters
that the world has ever known, had
become a convert to the spelling re-
form cult and that he had set apart
a generous block of steel corpora
ton stock, the proceeds OF which
was TO be used in promoting 1.-The
cause" Following this came the
announcement Of the formation of
the "Simpl1ficd Spelling Board,
with headquarters at No. / Madi-
son Ave., New York This board
consist of twenty-eight Americans
OF more or less celebrity, among
them being such pcrsonages as
Professors Lounsbury and Brander
Matthews, Henry Holt, the publish
er, Justice Brewer of the u. S.
Supreme Court, University Presi-
! dents Jordan, of California, Andrews
of Nebraska and Butler of Column
b1a, Ex-Secretary of the Treasury,
Lyman ]. Gage, and, among authors,
Thomas w. Higginson, Richard Wat
son Glider and Samuel L. Clemens
; mark Twain). Mr.. Carnegie Is. of
course. also a member of the board.
This battery of big guns sounded
their first broadside in the form
of a circular issued March Fl, 1906.
in which the Justice and occasion"
of the proposed war is briefly. set
forth, and list given of the mem
bers of the board. Up to the pre-
sent time five other circulars or
tracts have been issued. from
which may be gathered a fair idea
of what 1.-The board proposes to &C.
complish in the matter of 'sfmnli-
tying" (they are careful not to call
it "reforming") the spelling az
English words. These circulars NAV
be obtained free of. cost by any one
who is sufficiently interested to m,il
request for them to the boards
Headquarters as given above.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
| |. | HEIGHTS GOSSIP
. 81. BRIEF AND SOCIAL news
Interesting and Enthusiastic Ski
Jump Took Place Last
Sunday. r.
Some Good Scores Were Made
Mass Meeting Does
Good.

Last Sunday. March 10. the young
lads of the Heights, demonstrated what
they were capable of doing in the fav-
orite line of athletics. The weather
was In every way favorable for the
event, but the hill on account of size
does not do the riders Justice. The
town has enough ski jumping blood
in it to make good record as we'll as
influence the remaining supply or
sturdy mountaineers.
Mr.. John Maghan gets the honor of
making the longest Jump, while Her.
bert Kristensen made the longest
standing jump The score was as fol-
lows: Milton Kristensen, 18 feet; Ed
mund Kristensen, 81 feet; Alfred Bray
ton, 30 feet; John Maghan, 33 feet;
Charles Perrott, 80 feet; Fred Fawcett.
% feet: Arthur Pauley, 30 feet: Alfred
Amundson, "a feet; Herburt Kristen
sen, 30 feet. Herburt Kristensen won
the standing jump on jump of 20
feet.
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Dor has been performed under the con-
tract system.
1T may not be uninteresting to know
the fact that the latest statistics thus
far ascertained show that in 1904
goods In all lines to the value of $751;
762, AS were manufactured by the con-
Wet labor and sold in the open market.
Permit me also to state that in the
Fiftyn ninth Congress the House OF
Representatives passed a bill (copy OF
which is enclosed to you herein, H. r.
12318) under the terms Of which, il
enacted into law, any goods, wares and
merchandise might be manufactured
wholly and in part by convict labor in
any prison or reformatory, transported
into any state or territory, ETC. and shall
upon arrival and delivery in such state
or territory, be subject to the opera
ton and effect of the laws Of such state
or territory to the same extent and In
the same manner as though such goods
wares and merchandise had been man.
ufactured in such state or territory and
shall not be exempt therefrom by rea-
son Of being introduced in original
packages or otherwise.
Many Additional Reasons.
If there had been time, I have no
doubt but what the Senate would have
also passed and the President signed
this BILL thus making 1t a law. am
persuaded beyond all peradventure OF
doubt, that measure of this char
acter will be enacted In the Sixtietb
Congress, and, If enacted, it would
practically compel the abandonment
of the convict contract labor system,
for the very reason that the states now
having a free entry for the products
of their convict contract labor into
other states and territories would be
practically prohibited by the legisla-
ture Of the states into which such prod
ucts now enter. :.
There are many additional reasons
which can be assigned against the evils
OF the convict labor system-its in
furious effect upon the inmates of the
penal institutions; the corruption in
tluence upon the public officials: the
injury to employers; the lowering OF
the standard of the public morals upon
great sociological problem; but what
has already been enumerated shon,d
SUFFICE"
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SOME THINGS WORSE THAN WAR

Any news from Japanese sources
must be received with much salt h,,.
the truth seems to be that the govern
ment desires peace and the populace
desires war with US. It is no sccro>
a: all That the common people Of Jaran
hava batsd America eve: *ince Mr.
Roosevelt gratified his personal vanitv
by thrusting himself in between Japan
and her prey, as a mediator The
Japanese expected an enormous IN
domnlty from Russia, and blame the
United States for cheating them of it.
We think Mr.. Roosevelt's noble prize
bids fair to be costly hauble. At
the conclusion Of the treaty of Ports
mouth the Japanese Peace Commits
slcners We're actually afraid to return
home, and Americans and the Amer
lean nag were h0Oted and jeered bv
raging mobs in"sTokio and other jap
2nese cities. That feeling, is still hot
and 1t is doubtful If the Mikado can
retain his throne and keep this feel
ing subdued. We have no doubt that
this Is the phase of the situation pre-
scented to the President by the Japanese
government and by the President to
the California delegation. II this be
true, the only question to be answered
is whether an American state should
set aside its laws and forego it's sover-
eign rights rather than to incur the
penalty Of the wrath Of the Japanese
mob and war .with:the Japanese na-
ton. We incline to peace and abhor
bloodshed. But there are thing of more
| moment than peace and things more
dreadful than war. A nation must keen
it's honor clean and it's self-respect un-
soiled, and If there be no way to do
this except by fighting, then, in Gods
name, let the fight begin. Better that
our last dollar were gone and our Ia Of
man on the firing line than that a ma
ton baptized in blood of it's sons
should give an inch before the threats
of the world in arms. For the first
time In all the hundred-and thirty
years Of our national life has an Amer
lean President limited that we should
fear any power on earth in the con-
duct Of our public affairs. If that is
to be the condition Of being a world
power. we. had better disband our
troops, sink our ships and beg Toxic
to send us. a governor at once. San
Francisco Star. T 3a': e., i -. 81.
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Ada county Jail, Idaho, three citizens
of the United States, whom. in def
ance of all precedent, all justice and all
moral and legal law: are imprisoned be-
ing denied their right Of habeas corpus.
and; as we believe these men are VIC
Tins Of capitalistic conspiracy and
that~the United States supreme court
and the government authorities are
discriminating against the working
men in favor Of the capitalistic class;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That We condemn these ac-
lions, and do hereby request that said
prisoners be given speedy trial and
impartial trial; be it further
Resolved, That we believe in the in
nocence Of these men and pledge our
moral and financial support; be it fur
Their
Resolved, That copy of. these res
olutions be sent to the Governor. of
Idaho, the Judge of the trial court, and
to the newspapers Of Duluth with the
request that they publish the same.
The committee appointed to look up
a labor headquarters made a verbal
report. They said that several build
ings were in view, but none of them
seemed wholly satisfactory. Deleeate
Walsh and Olmem were added to the
committee, and definite report Is ex-
pected at the next meeting. s=-.'