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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
REPUBLICANS DEcElvlNe LAB,
Continued from Page -

the federal courts with respect to the
use of the writ of Injunction as will
ON the one hand prevent the sum-
mary issue of such orders without
proper consideration. and on the other, !,
will preserve undiminished the power |
of the courts to enforce their process. |
TO the end that justice may be done
at all times and 10 all parties"
Ii will be noticed that in this plank
the declaration in favor of amend
men1s comes first and the declara-
ton in favor OF preserving undimin-
isheG the power OF the courts to en-
force their process comes afterwards
In the plank. as adopted by the con-
vention, the declaration in favor of
the courts comes first and the dis
cuSSion of a change in the law comes
afterwards 1t will also be noticed
that in the first draft of the platform
the pledge is that the power of the
courts to enforce their process shall
be preserved. In the plank adopted by
the convention this promise is en-
larged and elaborated. In the original
platform amendments are favored. In
the platform adopted by the conven-
ton there is no suggestion of an
amendment, they only ask for q more
accurate definition of the rules of pro-
ceiure In the original plank the aim
of the party was TO prevent the sum-
mary issue of such orders without
proper consideration" whereas in the
plank adopted in the convention an ex-
ception is inserted that nullifies the
promise because teh exception leaves
the subject just as it found it
If the demand of the laboring man
is unreasonable. why did not the con-
vention say so. Why did it resort to
deception, The republican party will
find that an honest course would have
been safer than the dishonest course
pursued
The fraud which the convention at
| tempted will not mislead anyone be
now and election for everyone to find
out the facts
| Secretary Taft is known as the
/ father of government ny Injunction
and his speeches in Oklahoma last
/ year gave conclusive proof of his adj
herence to the position taken by him
ON the bench He is still in favor of
the use of the writ of Injunction in
labor cases and he is opposed to trial
by jury
In a speech delivered in New York
last winter he said. in response to
questions. that the law ought to be so
amended as to give a hearing before
the Injunction was granted and even
tempt should be before a different
Judge from the one who granted the
injunction. but when he came to pre-.
pare a plank for the convention he did
not go as far as he went in his speech.
The plank that went before the CON
vention as his plank was so weak that
it amounted to nothing. but it was
even then too strong for the conven-
ton and the convention adopted a
plank which not only does not grant
any concessions to the laboring man
but really emphasizes the position
taken by large corporate employers by
hurting anathema at those who are
suspected of a desire to modify the
law relating to injunctions- This is
the treatment received by the wage
of the republican party. If this is the
position of the party before the cleo
: ton. what reason has the laboring mar
to hope that the party viii do bettel
after electione
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

There may be some question
whether the constitution follows the
nag. but there's divil a bit of doubt
that the supreme court decisions fol-
ley
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Il the decision in the Daahury hat
ters' case is not reversed. another
four years will see the end of trades
unionism except it be in secret
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

The child labor law will be emascu-
lated at the next session of the legis-
lature il organized labor does not
stand guard over it
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

James Schoolcraft Sherman is the
president of the Utica. N Y. ice
trust. and the richest man in Utica
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
PRINTING TRADES SECTION.

ALLIED PRINTING TRADES couN-
Cil-NeeSS third "Wednesday evening
Carpenters hall President c. e
Treasurer. J. H Brooks zee North
TyeocRAPHleAl UNION. No. 100
Meets nrss sunday. p m. Fraternity
hall President J. r. Balm 10 South
Thfrsieth-- Recording Secretary. H w.
RngamSn- ee0i Hosdreze- Financial
Secretary. r. H Heohard. 1877 WASH
ingson-
BOOK 1lNDERS' BROTHERHOOD. No.
fo1Aeecs third Monday evening Car
penters' hall President C C Jerome.
Isle south Ssxteeath- Secretary-Troas-
urer. Fred Res. lSs1 b
sIEREoIvPeRs AND ELECTRO
rPERS- Ne. Se-NeesS third Weanes-
dent A. s. Small see south Nine
Asken- yrs Dudley.
CAPITAL AUXILIARY. No. Ss-Neesz
second ard fourth Friday afternoons ri
homes Of members President Mrs
Fred W. Nickel. fS<S South Sixteenth
Secretary. Mrs. C b RsgAser. sSei
Dudley Treasurer. Ms Charles Barn
grower. ISIS Starr
PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS Ne
ssn lNs fss aFzs "sfne n s Sesssn's5s 9,
North Ezevea,h- Eeooraine secresar n.
e c. WerHer- lSes N Financial Secre-
tary. w. d King. esse n
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

We viii respect the courts. but
hanged if well accept the doctrine OF
judicial infallihility.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Hear Raymond Robins Sunday
June eS-Trsnisy Methodist church il
the morning. Auditorium in the even
ing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

sunny Jim Sherman Nit. Jim
the Iceman."
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Tbs republican Injunction plank
>-wahoo,s
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Now. il the democrats do not pro-
coed to do the damphool thing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

The injunction plank suits Mr
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
LABOR UNION DIRECTORY.

and Labor Unions Of Lincoln and vicinity
LEGAL secretaries are respectfully asked
to report any changes or cerreSessous
herein. TO the end that an accurate and
convenient directory be maintained
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27


convenient directory be maintained
CENTRAL LABOR uNioN-Neess -
Rrsrsess hail. President. o. NJ Rudy,
less 9: SeerS'ATNs \ sA'S - i: Sun
Eleventh.
LABOR r<MPIE DIREcroRx-Messs
Twelfth street. President J. w Dick
son. University Place Secretary. ma
IArsnger. sixteenth and ID STREETS Lin
cola
MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION. No.
sSs-Ne~ts nrSS ard third sunday mora
Psnney. iss south Slxseen,h- Record
ing SeoresarS. w {. Noysesa. ~ N"-Sn
, 4 osiS> esss Q.
JouRNEvMEN BARRIERS No. tss-
ny Rossnsnss HAN. President. r, l.
NeR-sae- issS 2, Reesrains SsersssrS,
Roy Ward iels q. s>nSne@al Seers-
,arS. Roy SwinSsr, 1sls o.
sARrENoERs, LEAGUE. Ne, 50
Meets third sunday, - a m Sarpe..-
1Sss r Rocorains Secretary. Henry
EAierS. Financial SeeresarS, H 8.
IEArSERWoSNEES ON - o =
GOODS. Nc. es-Mee1S tsrSs and third
TeseSaaySS lsrssse's hall President
rrS<i Lewis srS South Sixteenth So
rotary Treasurer. Peter Smith, ~
south Eleventh.,
csGARNAkERS. Nc rxs-Neess every
w RSanS is Sonsh Eleventh
Secretary. John Sses0er. IL south
Tenth
soslERNAkERS, BROTHERHOOD. No
xs7-MeegS second and fourth. Wsssres-
CAV evenings Carpenters hall Pse>l-
dent. ]. C Grant Ninth ard L >Sreet>
Sscorains SecretSrS~ p. < sherman
80 p street Financial Secretary j
SocSovea.
slacksNrTRS AND HELPERS. Ne
fSsNNeesS rrS< and .hir9 TOe><sS,
evenings. CamrSelIS hall HaVeaccS
President r q. Wagner. HaVSaccS
Secreta-y & s. Rslson. HaVelccS-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Douglas of Massachusetts, Gray of
Delaware Mitchell of Illinois.
There's a fine trio.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

FluNSERS AND 6ASFITTERS> No.
SS-NeseS every Monday eVeainS. Car
renters hall President Ed English
1855 U Recording Secretary. George
Chapman, 80 North Eleventh FssaSao-
ci2l Secretary. Charles Burns SIS
North Tweasy-SsxtA-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

ros5-Meets every Tuesday evening.
Carrenrers' hall $50 North Tenth.
President +, b NaraconS. lSe South
TwensS-eiShth street Recording Sec-
rotary. c. H Chase. sees North Thir-
sseth- Financial Secretary. ]. w Dick
son. 81 West St Paul street. University
Place
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
DECORATORS. No.
PAINTERS AND

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS No.
fs-NeetS every Thursday evening.
Carpenters hall President Charles
jennings lss> 3 Recording Secretary,
VIM. Wilkinson. s10a n. Esnamcs2,
Secretary, Perry Jennings. 1855 s
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
BUILDING TRADES SECTION.

6RoTRERRooO OF ELECTRICAL
WORKERS. Ne. ees-Neets every
Thursday evening. 1855 o street
President. C NJ Anderson. sees @
Recording Secretary. C. & NennuTn.
lsia p. Financial Secretary. w l.
Mayer. s-SS G
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Meets every Friday evening. Carpen-
tiers hall. President. e L Simon. ss&s
e Recording Secretary. p. w Smith.
r. +. n. IL. Financial Secretary. C II.
Meyers so North Eleventh.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Published Weekly AZ ls7 Ma 1ssa
St. Lincoln. Neb, One Dollar Year
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

cteARNAkERS. Ne -Ss-Meess every
Monday evening. iesS o. President
w KxanS LIS South Eleventh.
SECRETARY JOAN Steiner IL Seoth
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

CENTRAL LABOR uNioN-Neets -
cna ana fourth Tuesday evenings,
RrsSse's hSll. President O. NJ Rudy.
ieSs q. Secretary. r. A. kaseS lNSS X
Treasurer T w Evans rs SooSn
Eleventh..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

fiihrt gum 3iel" -. bente On oas audi,
Tdul, uuD baltic ans"
Gin halb eritidtes Shluh5en anti
rortete ihn,, mn erihroden fuhr
Gbriitinu uli.
DYuul. Ynrsl, ipas III oir?"
.&Dre", beaann Dicier. vbu louit
ales niiicr. Sd hnbe Dir erSdblt.
Dag mir bis gum Gore meine@ Yatero
i'll 6eioelbcrg po5uten. nnb pie 9liidg
lid ipir ainber bpri iparen, ME Ihruer
mir ms uah DEM ircien. heitern Sc
ben. nenen mir II bis habin erfreueu
burton, in bas title. biiiterc &ausncz
len btneiuseluobucu fpnnten. has
nad)pem uuierc Slueite 6eimatb iprr
DC. NGberes parii6er babe i6 Dir
ttid,t 9eiaai; neufe ih bod, lelber crit
lett furScm, puB etiudS Se'onoereS od
bel mar. Meun Oh. perm ihr anpcrn
BON euern @ltern ~ipredbt, lit nlles 10
anoerS, ipie eS bel ms lpar. Sic
lino tets III berieIbcn Wp6uIng, ge9
ben nit chamber aus, mGdJen Ipgnr
Hellen 5u'anlmcli. f,lr5. ibr trennt ME
zines rorI nrbern. @drlun mar meme
Ntitter inuner ulleiu? 8arum 9iua
Der %ater nic nit ms Gus, penn er
tam? @nrum trig er leine llni'prnl
niht, hu Ct bpd,. pie i1 err neulth
ais eiller AeuBeruu9 Der Gaute yer
pcIua %tcroush6rte, Cfii8icr MARI @a
rmi 'pruh bier HiemaIo ic bon ihn,
pnrum cr5dblsc leibir ntcine Mflltter
ms ME bic uGbcrn llmltinpe %'eiueS
EopcS. lparim 5eigte Tic m1@ ME iciu
Grdb! llno Wdrllm y Ghrntidu" i.
8aul idmiegte lid' oihter an pen
Trcluno luno prcRtc heftig ielne @ano
~lrnrum oijricn mir oel Nanlcu
~uu'eres &utsy3 niclt tra9en? 9Sdrunt
fennc ib i'm nitt einmnl. @dr CO
oo9 pieileiGt, trds meme Mutter mir
logen polIte, nl5 Tie miid1 o Dem
Sterben nod Elm Wnl 6u lih beraus
minfte? Id. lie ton1te niht mebr
rcOeu. id) CLAUDE faunl, pdB lie nodJ
benfcn f%cnnte; JIG mar Su ihlpam.
fiber lie bielt meinc uno SorGben3
Sdnb felt III Ser ibren. Die mir erfnlz
ten fiiblteu. Wit @emalt muBten Die
! unoern ms ipdter BON ibr trennen.
Inns par eS. 10 inn9e uniere 6dnpe in
Ser ibren rubteu, oils bditcn mir me
ierc MiItter non, als f0nntcn mir lie
nod bier duf groen 5u%riidbaItsn burb
uniere 2iebe."
Saul ihpieg, 9roBc 5brdnen rolls
TEN ilber leinc @ungen nieher; Gbrls
titan ebrtc ',umn Den Sdpner5 nc3
SreunbeS.
g" fnhr pieicr icbt lciNenihaitz
iid inrt. .mie reid,, ric mleaolid rciGl
par.n mir. ais mir nod Die Muttcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

ubcr iJ iebe elm, bab d diId Giers
bel Den Spuih berildiihtigen muB:
Seine 9tegel obrc Nlisndhmc." 9as
Ibltdnbcn lit ia bod. 10 pisl il ma
Ipnlt bnrnltf bate, BEL DENT airoc cine
Nebenidhe, uito ih fam pesholb bns
ION abge5en. Sd iperoc bos ultf cine
Nrt tbun, Die i6m ipie cine Strafe err
lbeiuen ioll, uftp bin iiber3eugt, es
miro bnfiir elm altoeres Deal peito
fplgiamer lein. S9r battet MIR eina
mai ieben iollen. ipie perDuet ea~apnr.
boB id bon leiner Gntri|tung 10 ipenig
Gpti5 nabm."
Sn aronberg's puroe beripeilen Elm
anberes Weiprdd) gefiihrt. ,@nnil
bnit OH Dein Stlpeiterd)en 5ulest aes
ieben?" frngte Gbriirinn Icinen
SreunD.
Bic beiben &ndbcu laBeu miteirdn@
Der IN elmer gfc be5 groBcn Shlnis
lanlcS. Sap OIL midi uuh i'll Die
lem Iugen6lid bnrau crinneritl" .rici
%aul 10 lnut, bnb icin Gnmerao linn
Die 0ano auf nen Wuno legte, nm i'm
our Soriidlt SIT mabncn. YSn, ipcnn
i) an Sprd)eu benfc, 5erilieBen aQc
meine &lane lpie Nebclbiloer pof Ser
0eGe oes Cages. llnb lpenn i6 mir
Damn mieoer poritele. baB i) bier BOD
nidlts nilbe bin. OoB tic oielleidt nod
mebr gcplogt miro, neil man nit mir
nidt 5ufrieoen iii, Damn ndd,It min
Der Nutb, alles burd)5uieeen, INT ula
beiben gu helien."
Sdrl lcuf3fe tief nuf. Gbriitidn ater
eripinerte: .WciHt on. tpesbalb ih min
iiber oen NufiaB sur Citcrpriifuns nas
Mptto geipdblt babe: aHlr Sebarreu
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StuBicnf;sr,

GOrriegung iOIgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-18

brndt bate, enu1it Die @tutter gilocr
hornls ifreibe. gdnme, 8itppen,
Elm 6i!nbdeu, aQes I,baIife hatte hGs
aillD iin ee.rinlnt. Sic lagm Die
Sfserc, lal9ie Sas Yapier berbei,
nn6 6c9dnr e5 dii lnlten. abcr ploBs
lid itootc Die 5ano, itub luie feltgez
bannt boftete Der @iid an ciner BET
ergcu Spalten. @Gs mar ba52 sic
rip nos glntt ennor ltno las: uW.
Den % September. @eitcrn !pnrce in
Der t. I. ShloBfird,e Der ltene Wtaloe
ratsberr bon laura, frlber Sraf bon
Glen nnb 9tittmeilter pes %. Gitralr
crsHeaiinentS g. W. NIT Der @rofiu
Slngelicd bon 8eranu 9etrait. 8urIt
Seiaern, ais @ertreter lin'cre5 auers
o~ndbigilen Mcnarfen, mebrere Frcmoc
@eluuoie unb piele Odrnen lin0 Ser
rem pom Sofe >tpareu bel Ser Seier an
ipeienb. Sci benz Iiisfriit ats Der
aird1e iutrsc ons idhone junse SCAR
bon begeiiterten 8liiGpunifrlfen scs
@oIfeS bcgrilsi. 3ic nit rernebe
men, iii bent 8rafen BON Eaurd auf
ieincn @uul6 Scr Iustritt ans Dem
Militairbienlt bpreirs ollerhulbpoui1
gcipGbrt, unO CT miro iif iortnn gdn5
Der @eripaltun9 ieiner sroten Sitter
ipibmen."
Sora las Die 3eilen urb las lie pies
Ser. @S lpnr, nIs mii1e tic ieoes
&orf priifen. GnNlih legte tie noS
glntt nieDer unb fubr nit Der Sanb
iiber Die Niiaeil. Gle iab aus tpic elm
@eiIT. nIIles, nlles abgeitreift, and,
Die Uniform, Iaste lie cncIidl teiie
mo bIifte I6eu Inn lid, ais fird,tc
lie, belauift 81 iuerben. rSas mar
audi n0tbig", iii9ts tic iN,n einer 8cile
NIT unIdattcber Sttterfeit biuiu;
roeun Die bari mir Elm Iann bpi,
Ghrc trageu." 9an9Iam 8ps lie ibren
Srallring pum Singer nnb nnbm ein
MebaiIlon ab, bas Tie bisbsr nod ims
mer ~perborgen am 6olic getru9en.
Damn ihnitt tic Die nerbdnanibpo0en
3cilen aiis bent glatt beraus, holte
Gin adltd)en aug ibrer Gonrmooe bere
bpr mn lcstc nles bebutIam bineiu.
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49,
uno in3fpiichen bate pieles IN Dem
ItiIleu &aule lid perdnoert. @S lpar
Elm Sonntag sHad,mittag. llnten IN
Dent 9roBen Wohn6in,ner ldB Herpez
tun nm Seniter; Dor ibr 1inno 9orhen
in cinem iflpnr3eu Sraucrtleioe. Die
ldoncu 2nden bes ainbcs nnren psrs
iduuubcn uuo hns SPAR in 5pei fur
sc. lpiceripenIttse 3orfe &c ipdnat.
bic nit srobeu Snuoidleifen BON
arepp bintsr Dem Sbren atfsebunoen
lparcii.
Sale bie $oanoc, Sinh, Inste
Icrpctlla mn IeRte bebdhtia Die grcBe
&orubrillc auf, Die lie ltets bel lid,
ing. Sam Dfinete tic bas aui ihren
&nieeu ri,benoe Sud' unS begnnn lang
Jam Die 2itanei iiir Die Abgeltorbcnen.
.3uipeilen bob tie Die Auaei1 lnO lies
eincn p%riifenScn Bid iiber Ole aleine
bingleiten, nm nann nit 8ufrieoenem
Niden fort5ufnbreu. Sic frpmmc
Seele los mehr unb mehr. Sic hntte
i61nc NM frGitiac @ebctc i'll benz al
ten 8uhe. nun CO ,ud cine frahrc
6cr5erquidung, Rag Sordbeu 10 diSs
mertiant mo %aeinnumelt biich. Gnp@
lin nabnl tic ole Grille a6 nno itlpB
Die bnrdlbrpd)enen Entertainment bes
&eberpcdclS. o?hm nod pds @benbe
9ebct", ia9ic tic ieet III ermunternSem
Spne, .ba5 tnnu ip ausipenbig."
oSas Nbenngebet?" llnb Die sroBen
Il9cll Ser Ileiner ridteten iih in
maBloier &crlpunocrung ami Die Snns
&c. vGs lit id crit Nad]mittas."
u0ns tbut nidlt5". snt9e9netc oieic
NIT mnerifiitterIifer Huhe; ofan9e
MIR Ihou nn."
nAein", rief oas Sinh unS 3brd>
nen traten III leinc Iuaeu, pGbrenh
Elm bellies Roth Die @anecn iiberilo9;
~ipic tnnn idl baS S~tbeuo9ebct ipres
den, eff id, mein Tesperbrob babe?
SnS a%benbgebet fam ih BLOB bsten,
menn iA idlnfen 9ebc unO nid,t mits
ten I'M Gage. Sa3 bdb' ID, nod ME
get6on, mn thue es ntid niht."
&erpetun pnr iu critaunt iiber bicz
len nmerrurtcteu un0 lefiieen @ibers
Iprud, oab lie nift gleih cine Gntsegs
NINA fam. Nper III bieIsm Nugens
bid 0finetc lid, sic Sbiire De$ anltoz
Bcnocu 3inner3 uno Sante Si5bllsns
arofc, Iteiic N~uubeEiaibet ipurne iithf.
Dor. ~@o@ nIaht ras aino hier fir
l~lnfuo?" irngte Tic itren9 nnb oerlpeis
ienc. Ser Srnocr ldidIt."
.G$ mill uift bcten 80
oSnS NbenoGcbct". ficl Gordicn
iduld3cno Gin.
@ibnuc mar eil9etreisu llllo hattie
bic Sbiirc hinter lid, 9eirblolicn. @Gbs
reno ibre 8lidc uui psn beihsn rllbten,
5udte eiipas iiber ibre 3il9e, bdS ia'I
einem 2d1eln Gbnlid iab. sid TO-,
lo9tc tic; lid poIte iascn. chen babe
ld] opcD bctcn boren."
o@an meint eS 10 GUT. ninmt es
liht NIT in Die Nnoadt, neil Die &dltc
10 groB lit, mb Sa ipeint Der fieinc
GigenIinn, iueil nm oas I~6enogebet
cine Stunce friibcr wic ioulf nit aus
geldlonen lperoeu loa. SD bate
lpirtlid) mic gebaeht, boB bu 10 irosia
icin tonnteit. 9oro."
"SScrm Sante Yerpetia es miiniAt
lpirlt On DEN IbenpIe9cn audi ipobl Ell
ARal friiber beten, Sinh, manote lid
SibDle, eiitiscr. als eS ionit ibre Iri
ipar. 5u benz tleincn Mabden unt
itrid, nit Der Sanb iiber ieinen Gd,ei.
te!. .Seito pe'Ier ipirb er hsineu
@codhtnib iih ciuprdgcu.~ Sam
rerlieH lie gerGnidrlp5 pao 3imnier.
9lul ocy @GpeIle ocs atheul .,In
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Trsi an naisre Mbonnentea.

Gin nabidlc% i2t GeiteM i;artcS Siir6iein npr
'Grittc 6pnntn NIB eiae HaNetGrtc pon Cubs
Gatpta iret: ltlDne 6Grren rnb ~iebiarmsn iii
Der berlbmtcu WiNDuri &ioer &alen, benz Sprns
=. ~. 2iranStg, SPY IS. &utiuarn.G. $.
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SauSiM6cr!

Tehrere tauieno Wter 2ano M osrsduItn in
Der llinSe9euo BON Vice Sate, Nnrron Gountp.
geis.. nGhe Del tatboliid,eu @irtjelt iino Gdluleu;
10 IclpieS 6arillaub iuie noe, irgelopo III finoeil
NJ. Gndl t~iaotticAe Nr0eitsg elegenbeiteu iiir glrs
better nuo 1apttoitteu. Gas 9ono bcue9t iidl
i'm Treiie upn $40 bis 500 per S,rter iir miloes
!9plSlann 6eiiug &olS. rrl BIAS &uuo hdmit IN
beSahieu: perbeIertes Snno bon $50 bis $50 lie
nnh 9aee nno WerteHeraHgen. I'm Rdbere auSs
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
MISSUORI FLAT

Mrs. 81. L. Reed held services at the
Missouri Flat school house last Sun
day.
Geo W. Meek made q business visit
TO Grants Pass one day last week.
Miss Bessie A. Doney, who was
resident of Missouri Flat, but now OF
Provolt, is to be married to q man
from Gazells, CAL, We wish them
happy married life.
Sheriff Russell was out from Grants
Pass Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. K. J. Kubli WAS the guest-o
Mrs. W. B. York Sunday.
Joe York and John Meek are trap
ping this winter. We wish them good
success.
Vernon Bailey is home from Gold
Hill, visitit friends and relatives
during the holidays.
Mr.. Berry of Missouri Flat paiC
Grants Pass visit Tuesday.
We have been having some pretty
stormy weather Of late.
Mr.. F. NJ. Miller will soon be ready
to go to mining in his placer mine.
LlLAX
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
JINGLE; AND JESTS.


Inspiration.
some time, methinks. some simple httis
thing
VIII make me write the noblest sus Of
earth.
The crudest chrysalids Of thought give
birth
To butterflies OF speech that wing and
wing
About my fancy till at last they bring
Rare inspirations OF the highest worth
Where once OF thought had been sorry
dearth.
From such strange sources do our classics
spring.
One day, while musing posefully beside
My desk. / ran my fingers through my
hair
And then. before me. on my paper spied
A single silvered strand. frost touched
and fair.
Age draweth near; must make haste!"
I cried
And wrote this splendid sonnet then and
there.
Nixon Waterman in Puck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Scotland Yard

The headquarters ot the London
metropolitan police force Is called
Scotland Yard on account OF the fact
that palace was built there for the
kings OF Scotland. 10 he used by them
when visiting England II is said to
have been originally g,vc~ King
Edgar TO Esul'th of S, ~. Nhel
be came to london tu Nv l-e.l 20.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
ErEN
He Esesned

81 have a friend who Is writing an
Indian version OF The Star Spangled
Banner"
Il s'pose It begins, Usage. can Ute
seer" inquired the cheerful idiot.
dodging Immediately into convenient
doorway Kansas city Journal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Where They Went.

"Its strange they never find any
eggs sealed up in those Egyptian
mummy tombs."
mo, 1t isn't. All their eggs went
into cold storage. I'm almost positive
/ had one of them for breakfast this
morning Plain Dealer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Now In HIS Glory.

His life was full OF big mistakes.
Somehow he could not stop It.
He made mistakes to beat the band,
So Uncle Sam took pity and
Made him weather prophet.
Detroit Tribune.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
pid.

Knicker-Has Jones got quick as
sets2
Bocker-Very. They are So quick
they always fall before he can sell
them.-New York Sun.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Curious.

A dollars hard TO understand.
Its methods often cause dismay.
It's no good when It's loafng and
When working often fades away.
Houston Post.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Cruel Deceptior

He saws a girl deceived h!a cruel
ly"
Yes She led him 10 believe she wa,
rs great fool as he was. ."-Kansas
City Times.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
The New Nerb

The butchers have a saying that
! hasten TO repeat.
They speak about their customers
As people that we meat"
-Lippincott .
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10

Grandma-Have you wasted any
time today, Margaret?
Margarot-Yes, indeed played
bridge all the afternoon with only one
pack of cards.-New York Life.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Advice.

Don't while away your time. my son.
In wooing fortunes smile.
For when you win 1t. ten to one.
II isn't worth your while.
Philadelphia Press
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
Tho KILLING Pace.

There once was a fair Christmas shopper
Who spent all her cash. as was proper
Then her stern parent spoke.
II am glad she Is broke,
For only bankruptcy could stop 'er"
Washington Star
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-10
hiah and Low.

These days OF servants frequent flight.
Remind our bellies and beauties
That oftsStmes hymeneal rites
LeadSSlow. menial duties.