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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

their work; from cnforoinp. p,,;n
tanning or aiding in tho enforn.
mem, ,ie.i1 OF maintenance of any illegal
noScote against, the said company.
us agents or employees; from en-.
dr''voring to Illegally induce peo.
PIE not to patronizc or deal with
st'd company, its agents or em.
Piofcs. from attempting to compel
sad company by threats, intimi.
datlon, force or violence, 10 ON.
ploy or discharge any person or
persons whomsocvcr; from com.
hinlng together, or with other nnr-
sons, Tor the perpose of preventing
said company from doing any law
ful act in the conduct ofits hmsi-
ness. 1t is further ordered that
.he service ofa certified copy of
TINS order shall be deemed and
taken 70 be due and legal service
.oi TINS restraining order. But tbis
restraining order shall NOT ha
effective until the complainant
shall execute and file with tbo
clerk of said court, bond in the
usual form with good security to
be approved by said clerk. in the
penalty of $4,000 conditioned To
pay such cost as may be awarded
against said company, and also
such damages us shall be incurred
by the said defendants or anyof
them, in case said restraining order
DC hereafter dissolved.
On notice dull y given and sery-
ca, Ihe court Will, previous to tho
ilist. day Of its November term.
herein before mentioned, hear and
determine any motion referring
to the matter in the bill set forth
ny the complainant, or the de-.
fendant of any of them.
NATHAN GOFF,
U. 3. Circuit Judge,
August %, 1907.
TO EDWIN M. KEATLEY.
Clerk u. s. Circuit Court.
Southern District of West Virginia.
Charleston, w. Va.
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COUNTER SUIT
MAY BE FILED
Against the National Manufacture
ers' Association by Organ
lied Labor.

Following meeting of the exc
cutive council of Ethe American
Federation of Labor Wednesday.
President Gompers said that most
probably the federation would
t:ing counter suit against the
National Manufacturers Associ-
ATOM. Charging that body with
conspiracy. H.said:
We have learned that-M I'm. Van
Cleave has been instigated in II,
sorting to these injunction pro-
ceedings by direction of the Manu-
facturerS' Association, which met
in New York recently and decided
to raise a fund of 81, 100000 to
crush out organized labor. The
Executive Council of the American
Federation of Labor has decided
that the case to. be met in the
courts shalt take on the broadcast
scope.
Our friend Van Cleve will soon
know we are in the running.
If he expects us to- surrender the
rights that cost centuries of
struggles by the people to secure
and establish them he is mistaked
in his men. We know we are
within our legal rights and we
propose to exercise them regard
less of personal consequences.
am stronger in my conviction
that when it comes to the test of
surrenoering to an injunction of
the courts l shall not hesitate to
exercise my rights.
The man behind these injunc-
ton proceedings are pitting their
millions of money against human
hearts and minds and in the long
run hearts and minds will win.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29
LOCAL NEWS OF MINE WORKERS
Witch GOOD Work Being Accomplished In the District By
the Officials-Senator Ln1epage in the
Fairmont Field

brothers Coal Company, which
greatly affected the mine workers
ut that place. Also have attended
several meetings on Gauley River.
n 4 *
Reports from the District office
show that all the local unions have
greatly increased their membership
throughout the State, with the
exception of the mines between
Handley and Mount Carbon on
The q. 4 Q. road, when it is hoped
mat the miners at those mines if
they expect to the conditions that
have besn brought about by the
Organization, will become active
dues paying miners.
X i: X
National Organizer Chas. Krall-
man reports that Secretary Bert
Hastings and National Board
Member Davis and Organizer
Chappell hav, been doing some
very effective work at Crescent
Eagle and st. Clair and Other
points in the vicinity.
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Hold Carriers Convention.

The Fifth General Convention of
the international Hold Carriers
and Building Laborers' Union of
America will be held in Central
Labor Union Hall, corner Bank
and City Hall Avenue, in the city
of Norfolk, Virginia, beginning the
second Monday in September,
September 9th, 1907, at 8 O'Clock,
and will continue in session from
day to day until the business Of
the convention is completed.
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Senator Littlepage at Grafton.

The following special from
Grafton i'll yesterdays Gazette will
be of more than an ordinary inter
est to the mine workers of the
kanawha field:
For the purpose of looking after
some interests in the United Mine
Workers Of America, for which he
is leading counsel in the state of
West Virginia, Senator Adam b.
Littlepage, of Charleston, arrived
IN the city yesterday, and he will
remain here for several DAYS.
There has been some unpleasant
occurrences in this section of the
state recently because of the effort
oil The mine workers union to or
game the coal miners, and some
OF the organizers have been threat
ened with violence it is under
stood
1t Is the purpose of the genial
Senator from Kanawha county to
make an effort to have the differ
ences in regard of these matters
between the operators and the
miners settled if possible SO that
all viii receive fair treatment.
1t Is my object to do all the
good l can i'll the way of bringing
the employers and employees closer
together, no matter in what walk
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Child Labor Convention.

Governor Patterson of Tennessee,
has issued a Call fora meeting OF
the textile operators and represent
atives of labor organizations of the
cotton states to be held in Nash
vile, October IA. The purpose of
the Hleeting is to consider the
FORMULATION of laws regulating the
employment of women and children
in the mills of the South.
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DlSLflcu IrcSlucnt CTaigo and
Secretary Norris visited the Local
Union at Winii,rede last week.
And III company with the mine
committee held an important con
ference with Acting President
Baird and superintendent Ed
monds. This meeting was arrang-
ed by the Company with the view
OF bringing in new men. The ton
mage at this mine has somewhat
decreased, due to the shortage of
men, and before bringing in new
men the company desired to have
a conference with the officials of
the Mine Workers and Il committee
of their men, so as to have an
understanding in the matter.
Sub District President Cairns
and District President Craigo ON
last Saturday took up a grievance
at Mammoth with the Sunday
Creek Coal Company. which was
amply settled to the satisfaction fol
all parties concerned.
4 i: =:
The Mine Workers ext Ash Camp
Local Union on Pai,-it Creek have
made arrangements for Il big
demonstration aE that place on
Labor day, wlren it is expected
that at least $4,000 people will be
in attendancA. The Local Union
has gone tof the expense of over
two hundred dollars in making the
necessary arrangements. 1t is re-
ported that Elk Governor Atkinson
and other / speakers Of national
reputation will deliver addresses
on that dasy.
National Organizer Chas. Kra1l-
mat1I and l.. f. Lanham have
again been doing some very cflec-
tive work; visited Local Union at
] Barren Creek on last Wednesday
night, addressed good meeting
and found harmonious relationship
existing between the employers
and the men. Also visited the
local unions at Dorfee, which has
very much improved its conditions
in the last few months. from there
they visited Briar Creek and or
gained another local union in that
section.
| :: = =
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buster and NorvcIl".
A conference WIS held .t tho
| Hotel Rulluer Saturday cy..nin.,
ny the committee at which Hon,
w. l.. Chiffon represented the
company and National Board
Member Fitzgerald, of the street
car workers, President John Il.
Clinton, of the Local Division, and
a. f. of l.. Organizer Thos
Cairns represented the strikers.
HIS Honor, Mayor James 4.
iolley was also present.
Inc conference lasted several
hours but nothing WAS accom-
piished. The representative OF
the meh urged that Tie cniir.
matter be left to board of arl,i
tratlon, but the Traction Company
still maintained their determined
stand not to recognizes tie union,
fitzgerald and Cairns presented
their case in Il clear cut manner
and made an unanswcrabIc arpu-
ment why the existing differences
should be arbitratcd.
At the conclusion of the meeting
all the parties to the conference
parted i'll the most friendly
manner.
There IS no prospects of the com.
mlttee having another meeting I'M
less the company experiences a
change OF heart, which means that
the contest will be Il long drawn
out and stubborn contest.
w. b. Fitzgerald, who has been
here representing the National
body left Monday for Pittsburg as
there was no further use for his
services, the local men having the
situation well in hand and thor
oughly competent to handle it in
future. Mr.. Fitzgerald during his
short stay has won many friends
In the city by his gentlcmanly de-
pertinent and broad and liberal
views and enjoys the confidence
and esteem not only of his own
people but the representatives of
the street car company, and all
with whom he has come in contact
in his effort to secure Il pcaceable
settlement of controversy, and
should he ever return he will re-
ceive a hearty welcome.
One of the features of the strike
that has elected much favorable
comment is the dignifed and
gentlemanly manner in which the
men have conducted themselves
during the controversy. They
have lived within the law at all
times and have advised their
sympathizers to do likewise. But
OH the other hand the strike
breakers have been as "A rule ever
ready to create disturbance on
the slightest provocation and have
caused the authorities no little
trouble.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

National Board Member Davis
and Sub District Secretary Hast
lngs were called to the Mecca
Mines and settled Il very import
ant question with the Carver
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-08-29

a girl likes to be told she is nice,
but she would rather be tod She is
nicer than any other girl.
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Shanghai, Aug S0.-The epidemic
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lower Yang Use ports is spreading.
About 200 persons die, daily in the
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My ap-
= plication for permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors according to law, at 619 North
Kansas ave-, in the First ward of the city
of Topeka, Is now file in the office of
the probate Judge of Shawnee county
Kansas. The hearing for the same is set
for Monday, Sept. q, 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. m. B. H. WARD.
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Position as housekeepeT for wfdower with
old Mrs. Pearl Watts Lawrence; r. r. 3.
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.TEWFT.FRS

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clan. Complete stock OF watches. dia-
nnonds, ssilverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacies properly ntted.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Middle aged lady without children wants
position as housekeeper 1Or "looWer. Al
dress r. W., care journal.
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To WHOM TT NAY CONCERN

N%I~~CI ~ I~NNO 80 cILN,.o
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-My APP
plication for, permit to sell intoxicat-
sas ave, in the Third ward of the city of
Topeka, is now on file in the Office of the
probate judge of Shawnee county, Kan
sas. The hearing for the same is set for
Saturday, Sept. z, 1907, at 10 o'clock &. m,
T. MORRIS, Jr.
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TOPEKA Scrap Iron & Fuel Co., nighes
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at Topeka, State of Kansas, at the close
of business on the 22d day of August,
1907
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Everyone who will have work suitable
for students for the coming year, please
notify. as soon as possible, B. e. Crane,
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Ind. phone AS2.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.

At Topeka in the State of Kansas. at the
=. close of business August 22d, 1907.
RESOURCES.
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FOR SALE-Fine large Journal route a
bargain. Address p. F. Journal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-12
4nftipns- 4n5ciscn.
6. angelmicr, annalt,
Qtr. 1tS-i22, BODYBUILDING.
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den @rltllh6iHs I'M gctrnqe bon 8pcilith3pGlls
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idnftssGigentbnir, uclhcs nle Wr. Gf5, Glib
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nsm sipeii6di9en ,icnrltrincrncu @ohnbauie,
iuelhes ais Nr. GIG, eho'6bapel'e trahe, be-
fnnnt lit.
SeotilGi1get: YIN Orlttel Vnar, oer Gelt III
3tuei gIet6en glbidIdas5nblrulgen im 3eitruIme
bon feds ulo 6lpbIf WlonGteit. oocr glueS 9anr,
mad @elie6eu oeS GduferS. 9ie Greoit3ubIin.
aen iino bon Dem Datum beS &erfnufes. an .5i
per6infen ltno miiiiel sur 3ufrieoenbcit oer
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@SuorS .. S'Miarn,
., Mcrcbit1 Ncric,
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Sdiun6 Srus & So,
(Sebf,G 49, 49, 90, 1920 Nuftion1tprcn.
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@crcinistc Singer pun Baltimore.

9dllptqltartler:n @|erftallla : Wfaf>
nerd)or : Salle"; GrGiiocut Senrp
@ieIefing, Nr. 229, perl. @aitern-
9lpe.; correiponoirenOer ltn0 proto-
foairenocr SefretGr. SreO. Sofmann,
Nr. 32t, 8eit . Mooiion = StroBe;
6inon5 : SefrctGr s.. Simmelbeber,
9tr. 3t5, Noro.@oen. StraBe; S9os-
meiIter $. Midlid, Gr. 7t3, @orner-
StroBc; 0irigent ID. Semberger.
@|criammIlrng icoen 5wciten 6rcitog
i'm Wonat.
n@ermonia.Q ltartett. Club"
Sntptqltortier: @agener's Sole,
GER. 1t6, 9aor6,Boca- StraBe. cling
Ihlnoe: 9ieuItagS. 9irigent; s.
&aroluS.
.@ricn."
Satptptartier: Gtag Sale, SIR.
2O5, S%anoper-S trabe. Sineitunoe:
Mittpod - 9irisent: S. Is. Srant.
.Sarmonie."
Sa,iptqrartier; Mr. Aid. 8eit.
6apette'g trobe. Singitunoe: Diem
tags - Giri9ent: SSobn u. 6lein.
.8ermonic. Wtdnnerhor."
Sailptquartier: @ermania Mdn.
nerdor . Sale, SIR. 410-412, Belt.
2ombaro-S trabe. Singitunoe: Don.
neritaos - 0irigcnt: &tspoor Sem'
berger.
.Srobftun.1
tSol,ptauartier: SroDiinn . Sale.
Rr. 1000, Jrcherid.a penie. Cling.
itunoe: Mittpods-Diri9ent Sobn
". &lein.
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1922, Snrforb.@ pemle. Singitinoc:
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w2oeult.Noint Wdnnerdor."
Sauptquart:er: Swider's Salt,
Gee Cube. uno @noreitraBe. Cling.
ItunSe: Mittno6 Mbenos 8 1lbr -
D;r!sent: $abert &riibpel.
rIrbeiter.2ie6ertafel."
Gauptquartiet: Bol3' Saue. Rr.
403, @eit 2erirstonltraBe. Sine'
ltunoc: G~ienitass &ubert
ariippei.
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gde 2onitraBe uno 9elair Marft.
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gent s. 9orollis.
.Wancr:ider MSnner@or.A
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gde Dor Caroline. unh @ouGbItrabe
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Girigent: &rguit Shmeioer.
.Weteer.g eiangperein.N
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2oip. nnb 6orreii .gtrdbe. cling.
Ihanoc: 9~ienitcSa-Dirisent Suberi
Griippel.
.Noaart Mdnnerfor."
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,Ma-a82" Mir 6ltc6 ser Mun0
offen fie9sn. MinbeTtens 6unoert Rros
ren butte i9 ais &aufpreis crpartet,
unN nun rar er nit apei TfaIhen
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6aben, als Ser &omdnodnt in Gin lduts
i6auenbes @cId6ter austra6. ID fab
i6n on - ib beQann 3u abneH - it
rihtete meinen Bid auf Den Mtten.
Gum eriten Male, felt i9 tbn tannte,
6emertte i'd eineH 3ua in Ieinem Sc
ii6t, ben man als Elm 2G9eln aug
Iegen tpnnte.
nNa, ieBen mir unS pteoer," 1aote
nun Der &ommanount uno T9Irg mid,
nod) INNER la1enO, arf Ole S6uIter.
Isle itnb Sbrer @efan9enIdaft uno
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Wustateller," rieF er auf StaIieniT9,
norei @Idier!" unO fubr nun auf Sta
lienif4 fort; Isle abnen pobl I6on,
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teIten gebabt bat"
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froppirte mid Oo6, uno i6 fagte nift
eben freunoli9: nDie ionntet S9r
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tonio9"
Die ~apan3ia &ronen, Serr - i6
bin Elm armer damn"
I6 10 - nun ia - 6a8 ma1ts
DIE Sadie perItdnbIi9, i9 ielbit trua
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ni6t. sic bat er an9efibrt, NIT mir
Ioa's inn ni9t 70 lei9t ssIingen. -
Ra, gum Wobliein!"
n3um Wobliein!"
Nu9 Der olte @auner betam fem
GIas unO itieb trdftis nit uns an.
Sd aber babe in jener Na9t gum
eriter unb gum lebten Male ge19mugs
Celt. 9Od feiter aIs ie bin i'd iibers
5eugt, mein alter 9tntonio lit elm abs
gefeimter S9muggler uno fiibrt ab
uno gu Den grobmd9ti9en aommans
oanten ebenio an Der NaIe berum nie
mid. Sd iperoe ibm ubsr ni6t pisber
babel telfen, unO penn er mir ptsrSig
&ronen Gtstst.
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gaufen etnes jemer mpbernen 6duier nit iehs
9tntmern an Tpie. Strake, spifden Uatrnpnnt
Mpenue unb Tnbette.e traRe. Seller. Sot nnt
1rottoir nit Getent beIeef iirIo neueite einri9
iunaen, einf6IiebIitt 6Icafenf1naI $ wnfflub
@runo5ins mir $40 BRO snbr.
q. z. Gallagher. Naumeiffer
Hireau Nr. 2407. Sdtrmonntsaoenae.
(264-)
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Or. 723, 725, III etc. @urIhdbsNpcnne, HoiS
lid bon Der YprIs9ioab; botitdnoig prdtiig
%beiorirt; iebc moberiie 8eauemlidleit.
Nr. tt5, III uno 1t9 etc., .'Yatnrcnr'Sir,
sipiiMei Sairmpints9tnerue lino SapeitesStr.,
Elm @eoiert bonn g4satteriors8art." Snrdipe9
fb1n %oeioriri; ieoe mpberite 8e1ienltbtett;
5ipeiit1dige Sduier. Gbuaro s. stprd,, an Stf
itto Stelie, ober Gr. SO, 9u~utber.Snilothg,
7a1cttr. nnb 81. @aal.str. (5ebr9,1O
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Mcme bcnt1de Muieblnng int iOmnisen

SIima; feline Weger; erftIIaffiger goben In flei'
ne Sarinen eineetbeiIt, aud einige r1oipn
Nots." @erinee Mli3ablnne, .febr Ieidie pebii,.
Elm paar Sllnoert Solars eefpart baben rilo
aern ieIbftiianbig werbet mbften. gsdbsres bel
Nermanu Waoenhppp, Nr. iii, Hpro.GDarics
etrahe, Baltimore, @fo. (Sepfl0,lO
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Gtab(irt 1880.
Willelat 8. Neinb arSt

Gr. 2021, 2eft.Baltsnipre'StraR
Neiu'gorf elaitiId)c S%rndJbGnSer,
p1ne Seoer,
FBuurn Sag urb Tadt g~etrasea spsrben.
Ind Sart'0 nmmi'SGnoer,
uelte nte rotten, ielbft bei'm Baden ntdt.
9iefeIben iinb bon allen Ger5te1 beiterS
empfobIer.
Or b~erfertiat auf 8eiteuutg unb bot Guf Eager;
Gdniterbdrter, unterietbsbtuoen,
weldte unb SuISfiHen.5r uhbduber,
TO arranairt, oab feline aeebrten 8utoen be-
ftens 5fIrieoen geiteut fno.
Wue 8ru6bdnber, 8nnb1cen iiHb Snitri'
mente iuerben garanttrt, bah fe paien, uni
aufs Salberite un6 Bette ailGefertiot.
ssiir 9amcn In6 3inimer
unter sfufTit*i bnu Wlao. Reinhnrht bortanbeR.
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