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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Sitrnerncs misunderstanding.

TItrnfpreningen neS 9rtber Col.
Iese babbe fin onrIige Sppisntne /
stitSitoriet / Sus6ags Gften. CT tai.
rigt 8libIifim boooe inofun6ct iia,
nc ma tiIbrogte en- meget iutere$iaut
gften. Slirnerne 9ioroe aicnnem.
anaenbe fine Sa9er fortriuIig, %
1lnherboIbuiuseu itoo qienneminit.
Jig riitncf pber tibIigere aars. itient
bisie osinn | enboer SenieenSc bar
p9ret aIt, man filube enife. Ser bar
inrioIertio benne Sang forget for
fcrffieuise rpe Seizures, iom iIog
llbmrrtet ar, life minoit uaturIiapi5
Glopn'erL iont bite fla Of orre fin
promiuterte StiIliug flilot poren.
ct Srteiter bi0rog meect til Gitc.
reus Sufces beb fit gobe Spil m0cr
SppisHtugen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
GmaapIaf.

-SteIa Scnrbie reiite EorsSoa
iii SoribouIt, Miun, for al beige
fine Slptniuge.
81. 6. Mtoeu bc1nn iia 9erSoq
Gften pan en- ltg8 6orretuirastur
gienuem 8isconiin.
s. ben uorite biitoriFc Screening
g. 81. ghunt REQ 2utbgr College
BOIoer Reb. Sobs. g. 9iit 5oreorag
ooer 8oeiiens 9etp0rins. iprIig nteo
SeubIit paa Der ioIfelige Qoeii
Rorgen aiten, 6reOaa sen 27o,
Norts.
- 9ecornb electric Sight So. bar
Ieiet 6e aontorbefoermeltSbeOer |
Citizens Sanf 9usuiug, Der isr be,
nptteoes Of :. Gorieiifn. Mon boil
Der M poa meb at ipttc 2eiliabcbcr
| goo Climb. o. oeu lite GpiI agter
Sombaniet of finite in0 / oeune fin
"6ouu.tomn" Office.
ct meget peflgffet 9aIfet.8 BARR
blep af6oIbt hos o. u. Z. $ougen
Canoe Somuibip ben 236e Wnrts.
Tfrioer en- QeItager til os. geHgerN
icm bet inobraate, ca $500, fla.
bruaes til Sauges airfe ! Canoe
aapp., ba Menigbeoen netcr at sisrt
en- bel Del inbre og pore S%orbcbriR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Bra Sortieneite.

Oct fremsaar al Snoberetnin9erne
til Snteritate Commerce ommisiio.
men, at Oftoberpaniten, ioriaapiot
ben dngif Sonoets Sernbauer, life bar
ioa aloorli9, Tom oct aIminoeIisen
antoges. Snoberetningerne bier, al
2itenS ganer leo melt unoer oct Il.
naniieIle Srpf; men tiItroos for ga.
niten % ben reiuIterenoe 9ensetrang
bier oiS'e officieue Snbberetninaer,
at 10 at De itore Sernbaneipitemer
tilIammen bar baot en- oper $4,000.
900 iterre Rettoinotest | 1907, emo
De babbe | 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27

bet iaa Tom bet bar foritoaet bet,
hporpe6 bet itunoom fan faa ltbieen.
be al, at Barnet lpper meo Sori9t.
Saa bomber bet, at Sor9Iore for en-
bier Tris bill ubrpboe benne "Sil.
beieliebeo til at lppe" hos Barnet,
ioet De gaar no fra, at bpao Der life
itrengt boloer fig til 8irfeligbeoen
CT 2sen. en- goo 2ampep9ee fan
ole, men bette fan rettes iloen at man
bebsper bperfen at iluffe 2ampen eI.
Ter soeI9ege 89gen - blot at ifrue
ben neb os pubic ben bill ! 2eselen
bore olt, bpao Der tr9nses. Bar.
nets Sremitiningsmaabe er netop en-
FABIAN @ege, Der bebsuer Sorelore.
mes foritaaenoe Silipn for at gipe oct
rette Gus.
Der ifal Der Blot n9bues, at 8srn
ofte | Siemmet l9rer at lppe peo
Sor9lbrenes Maabe at bore pau, |
bpert Solo ipaffes oeres &eipeft for
Sanobeoen. Der Iobes Dem 8elen.
ringer, iom De alorig faar og trues
meo Giraffe, Tom life tiIbeles. S
SamiIiens inepre areoS omtales
Nnboer og Smganespenner | 9srne.
mes Haaber paa en- alt unbet emo
imierenbe Waabe, men be iamme
Solf mootages meb aabne arme og
itor Sierteligbeo, naar De afl9gger
geisg. Den Slags Sing, og utalli-
&C anore al arten, foritaar Barnet
maoife life belt flart, men bet for
itaar nof at Dem til at bet Happier
Hets Geipeft for S~anbbeben, % en-.
bper SIappeIie paa bet Biinft er ct
Sfriot tilbaee | bets moralife ltb.
rifling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Werfeliet
Uaturf0nomen.

On bsiit m9rfeIie Splepelie bapSe
ben bonanoIfe Gamper Ocean" paa
I'm iibite 2eiie oper atlanterbaoet, en-
Splepelie iom fom meget NOR poa at
ienoe ben til 9unos meb Waub og
WlS. SORT bolbt Sfibet paa at bli
tmiit Of ct p9loigt Weteor, Ser falot
neo Iige | bets I9rbeo, % berpoa
unbsif bet meb Isb oe neppe OF bli
opiIugt of De ipare gslger, iom
iremfalbtes peb bets Solb.
Otter at Sisen por fommet | 30
igien, begpnote 2uften at fploes meb
Ell fpelenbe Gas, Der n9iten gioroe
oct umuIigt of aanoe, % ct tpft Gag
al eft SIogs brunastigt Eulper breote
iig ODER 9Gffet.
0isie SGnomener efterfulgtes al
ct at be mGrfeligite og melt ~itorar'
tebe Spn, man fan tpnfe fig, nemlig
en- fiilbitpuois Heen of f%lammenoe
Weteoritene, Der plaoifenoe og ipoenoe
falbt | Sapet runot omfrine Sfibet.
0ette Senomen pareoe | Here 0ti.
nuter. Sisen lpite iom | 9ranb, og
iaa Ianet, Wanoifabet omboro funoe
ie, bppeoe og iGnfeoe fig Sfper, Der
itraaIeoe / aae Regubuens Barber.
9ompifibets 8erer er aapteir
genfert, Der oplpier, at S9nomenei
iagttoges al. 8 ON gftermiobager
oen 4oe WartS paa 80 q. 80 80.
uorolis greooe % II q. 81 90. peit-
Zig SGnsoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Hogers bmrOe bioe oct.

Deb en- fin Wiobag, iom George
Saroep, Nep gorf, CAB til gGre for
De rusiiife SrebsforbanoIere @r.
Bitte % Baron Roien, mems be bar
Der | Gmerifa % forbanblet ON Sreo
meo Sapaneierne, blep en- ing rus.
fit Ssitnaut iiooenoe peo Sioen al
$. s. Rosers.
Seq beunorer eoers 2onS, iorbi
BET er iaa freoeIigt ber," ia 9sitnan.
ten. "8oIitiet, Rengemeno, s(rbeiSs.
flnsien, neutrality-suspicious., Gre.
iterne - ollie ipnes at lepe frebeliai
60 gobt inmmen Tom en- eneite itor,
Ipffelig Somilie."
Mr. Rogers 10 bsit.
"gn cneite IpffeIig Samilie9" sien'
tcg ban. ga, omtrent en- Zig lpffe'
Zig og tiIfrcOs Samilie, iom g. z.
9arnum Dor itore "Sbcp". Ianb,
brli9te at btle trent.
9enne @ornums lpffeIise Samilie
beitoo of en- 2ppe, en- Siger,e en- 9isrn,
en- lllp % ct 2am-aIe itGngt iam'
men | ct 9ltr.
"Spcr forrnoerligtl" ubbrsb er
Ianb, Tom en- DAG too % betragte1
ren mGrfeIige "SamiIie" oerinoe
guret. "@}prfp9roigt, o%perbepiien'
re % IGrpriot", ia ban. 90 bpor
lanse bar bisie 9pr lepet iammer
lia9" ipurgte ban Rr. garnum.
as Ipo Raaneoer," ioareSe Bar
nun. "WIcu pi bar at os til maatte'
."iornpe" 2ammet!l"A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Sfslae Webbclelie fra gotent.a6.

Sfblge Webbclelie fra Ratent.Io.
bofoterne @iQiamlon & Merdant,
gtr. 925-933 Guaranty 2oan Bull.
bling, minneapolis, Winn., er | Den
forlsbne llse fslgenbe Batenter til.
beIt Iinneiota os Safota Spfin.
eere:
w E Carroll, Minneapolis, MINI, Door
fastener. Chial, Lake Park, MINI,
Water tank. M Cooper, Minneapolis,
MINI, Refrigerator car. o T pougher.
ty, Minneapolis, MINI, Car replacer. R
Folkerts, Lake6eld, MINI, Scraper. G
II Gilman, ST Paul, Mimi, Grain door.
N ID Hanson, Fairfax. d, Loading ap.
paratus. L G Johnson, Apple, MINI,
Tongue-truck. M L Larson, Hawick,
MINI, Animal trap. c w Leaning,
Yankton, S d, Lantern holder. F Mears,
Minneapolis g. Craig, Princeton, MINI,
y Flour bleaching apparatus; process
of bleaching -four; a generator. W F
Mikolasek, Vodnany, S d, Toy. c
Nealy, Minneapolis. MINI, Grain door.
Fl Z SCHNEIDER, S~isseton, S d, Spring
wheel. c w Rosencrance, Oacoma, S d,
Parcel-carrier. E c Washburn, Minnea'
polls, MINI, Spring cushion. c w
Wernieke, Minneapolis, MINI, Tooth
catcher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Gopofat q. ~. Cutting
pinocr | Spieiterct,

Stnten SopoS Ssieitcrct befrpf.
teoe ii0ite SorSbae oen aienoeIie,
iom 9iItriftsrettcn / bette Gouutp uf.
GAP / So9en 8. s. Srfe, aloaer, pS.
SameS MtclionuS, glnflneeoe, me6
9ubuQue Star @reipina Company
Tom Snteroeuor. s bette Silf9lOe
anlagoe Srfc Sag moo Mcafnnms
FOR at erboloe Reiteu al CT Silgooe.
Bapenbe | fin Saloou / CsIioL Sa.,
% Subnque Star 9renine So.
trdootc imeQem ibet be Qioroe Sor.
bring poo Gcngcnc / Strait of Ell
'@ia Of Safe" poa iomme gicnoom
ginet Dem al Srfe iom Sittcrbeb for
SiIgoSehapenOc for 81. Srfe oufertc
iii lit Soripor, at Dubuque Star
@repin9 Company life bIep orrpct /
SamfIuua meO 9OOen, % at oct 81,
TOM ban bopoc fiebt al oct. par iolgt
I llooereuSitemneIie meb Soucn. &.
u. Cutting nar Gbpotat Tor 2u'
bua1tc Star @remiug Gompoun %
Ian ponot Sageu iaopeI | SiitriftS'
rctten iom | Scicitcrct. 9ette er ben
ferIte Gag, ser moer 5abritonterneS
9lauiu( / 2oncn mco Scuiun I'll be-
ruienbe 9riffe er blcpcn iremf6rt FOR
Ssieiteret oQ 0en bar lGrlia piotgoa'
cnbe, iOet Der / iaume inboifIeoe Jig
gpsrgsmoaIet on, bporpiot 9rpsge'
riet flmoe pe6blipe at oripeS eller
life. q. ". Tcrcs par Ibuofot for
Crfe % ~. u. Sormou for @tcato'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
9ecorab Dg Smegll.
Sen 26be 0Vurts 1908.
Sursbras ON 3orse.

Or. aanb. iur. Sans Serpea boIoi
WanOoes aften Soreorag ON Iorae
bet 9orife SeIifab | 9ecorab for ct
interesieret giIbIif,im. 9pSbileSernc
bar iprbeIes CODE oe felipe 5oreoraget
uomGrtet. San tog fine SiIbsrere
meo pnn en- Heiie eieunem 2anoet %
IebiogeOe / boert SiIfeIbe giaeSerne
meo iaa IipfuIoe Sfilorineer og Sor.
flarin9er al Snno, 5oIf os 5orbolo,
at ieIo De, iom fun Tibet aienoitab
baooe til Rorge, maatte ioa ct femme,
Zig eo6t @egreb 6erom.
5orebroeSboIoeren Tiltteoe meb en-
BARN, %potriotiif gppeI for 9orS.
maubsforbunbs-S anfen. 8ore6roaei
tattc itoeIt EiIfreosbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
wye Senatorer.

9e9iSlatilren | 1arplanb bar |
SirSbogs palgt Gr.8uperner Sobn
8oIter Smith til at ipIbe Den reite.
ren0e Gel al oiosbe Senotor @bptes
Sermin, Der i,blpber Den 4oe Warts
1909. San bar oIlerebe tibIieere
palgt til Senatur for Den frlbe, ier.
aarise Sermin, iom begpnoer Den
iamme Cato.
Sorbenppreube @upernsr al Ser.
mont, Sobn @. Steport, er ben
24be bS. at Statens nGrpGrenbe Gu.
perngr rorlGpnt til acknowledgements
cfter ofosoe equator Rebiielo 8roc.
tor, bpiS Sermiu ublsber Ace Iarts
npite Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
".se 9sorses SIomheroal"

roor ben itEar | SonmererS ph'
oiqitc 6lor. "SeimitaNen" DIN pil
qluNe iiq, % or ptl aIGoe Dig peo
8ierfpnet efter oct Inu9e SrapGr.
Slcre ai Sc melt fremragenoe
gtorf Nmerifouere fra Rorbpeiteu
bar uucrCOe tesnet iis ipm 9eItagere
i Ten tore spitrriic til @urss - for
at eienie SIpat, genner % SGbrc.
LAMB. Spis Oh fainter pao Roraes.
fur til Somerer, oil Der Isune JIG for
Dig Of tilifrtpe eler beige 2. 8. 81.
itao, 1i3 60. 9th Street, Wtinne-
apoIis, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27

ier Batalioner nmber GeneroIaupsr.
rlsr Osbinla potrulierer ganeIinien,
Gdttirm e.. Friper DR.. Worriion,
OF Soponeierne life aIene iibsper en-
inperQn Wogt oper al Sernbanefon.
ifruftion ! bet ipoIiee Mantiduriet,
fitenfcr Qior.e pitemet, men be bar
ogiaa forbuot Chino at forl9nge fin
esen Bone Sopebbanen mellenl
SEEING o. &iin.min.tiin - ino ! III
eset Smaabe peltenfor 2iauoaIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
aperbuh.G raeeoien.

Gbicngo& ToIitidcf, Geo. 90.
Sbippp, or af SigiuuSIurper erfl9rei
at bape BouoIet iuIoitGnbig / i'm Iet,
GA ban uebifieo ben unse iobiife
&nnrtiit Slperbild). Der iorisgte al
mprbe BAN / bans eeet Stem. &ien.
beIien oiiaaoeS umioocIbart efter gf.
bpIocIien al ct meeet omfattenbe Bio.
neiorbsr p~eorereroe DC Smitpnoia.
beoer, bpcrunber Sraseoieu ianoi
Ste6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27

ger peo airfcn ! CONNER. Ger bIcp
|3I "gaffcts@ ioIsie. Triieu Dor fra
so cts. % Iiee op til $500. Safe
i~erpereSes frit paa belle 2oget Of
@srs. 8. ". z. Soigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27

The Sewing machine HUsvENNEN,
which l have used over a year for all
kind Of sewing for my family. run just
as light and easy, and stitches as well
now, as when / first used it. Haven't
even brook a needle yet, and the attach
ments work fine. So l am very much
pleased with my new machine.
MRS. SEVER SEVERSON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
gpSe.

GabtTI: - Ntrs. SdmeS Gabin. en- oi
SSiians Bioneerer, ben lobe Narts, IS aar.
@erIemau:- Srrb gerIemun, Of Sir.
Iiaet Srerih q 8erleman | Galnrar, | i'm
Nobers Diem nGr 5eitine, 1Sbe URarts.
T%apIor:- Mrs. Warp 9aplpr, | 9e'
corab ben lobe Starts, 81 aar. Gfosoe Tom
til Secprab | 1853.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Spring Term

of Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa, open,
Monday, March 3oth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27

Suppis srrtunoer, Sapfsrer, $50
SempIe Cont. RinsapoIis. @inu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
cmaha 0eaam trfss.
o,rsas Gita 0psamarf,,.

srnS "3ecorab.g oiten" til SlGst
oa gcnner | oct samle 2anS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
Notwithstanding
Zen 3be 1tarts

Zen 25oe Mdrts.
r~gtnnsapoIts Spss.pri.,.
30. Ifnro. on track ......... 81. 10
No. J9ortheru I.o8
30. sNorfeern. .....- 600 I.o5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-27
ssntsmttaIst ystmnsas ,tt,.
EuIuts SpeeeprtSsr.

Grissr paa Satssso ss-,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
STUDY THE FACTS.

Elsewhere The Wagew orker repro
duces the address delivered by
George NJ. Thompson of Chicago be-
fore the Central Labor Union last
Tuesday evening. The Wageworker
begs leave to suggest that the work.
ingmen of Lincoln study this address
carefully The present agitation in
Lincoln should be studied with calm
ness, not with hysteria. Every phase
of the question should be carefully
considered. Strictly speaking, it is
not a question of Saloons VS.. Pro-
hibition.' but a Regulation VS.. Blind
Tigers" "Bootleggers," "Holes-in-the
Wall" and Experiment.
The Wageworker has honestly
stated it's belief that education and
commonsense will solve the liquor
question in Que time-much sooner
than legislative enactment. 1t accords
t, every other individual the right TO
telieve as he pleases, without de-
nouncing him as the tool of any
gang" or fanatic or visionary
All it asks is that it be given credit
for the honesty of its beliefs.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

is now told that he is unreasonable
for demanding that he be protected as
worker from the competition of the
pauper laborer himself
That is Judge Taft's opinion of the
American workingman who protests
against the importation of Chinese
cheap labor-he is unreasonable
and "prejudiced."
Taft and Chinese cheap labor!
Taft and government by injunction:
Taft and Jail for workingmen who
dare assert their rights as American
citizens!
The issue is squarely before the
workingmen of the United States.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
Cards.

Demanding the label is a legal boy
colt.
If men could be made moral by law
we'd keep the legislature working over
time the year around.
Unionism is from the heart up not
from the mouth out
Abuse will make wrong any good
thing.
The man who is never tempted has
nothing to brag about if he is with
out sin.
Coercion is not conversion.
The man who wears a union button
rightfully can not wear PARTISAN col
lar easily.
A few who abuse a good thing should
not be allowed to deprive the many
thereof.
Getting right with your fellows is
the first step towards getting right
with God.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
PRINTING TRADES SECTION.

ALLIED PRINTING TRADES couN-
evenings Carpenters hall. President.
G. E. Locker, 625 South Eighteenth
street. Secretary Treasurer, ]. H.
Brooks, 700 North Ninth street.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. No. 2oe
Meets first Sunday. p. M. Fraternity
hail. President. J. r. Balm, 100 South
Thirtieth. Recording Secretary. H. w.
Bingaman 2201 Holdrege. Financial
Secretary F. II. Eebbard, 1927 Wash
ington.
RookRINDERs' BROTHERHOOD, No.
12O-Meets third Monday evening. Car
penters' hall. President. c. c. Jerome,
1910 South Sixteenth. Secretary-Treas-
urer, Fred Ress, 1901 B.
srEREoTYPERs AND ELECTRO
TYPERS, No. 62-Meets third Wednes-
day evening, Carpenters hall. Presi-
dent. A. E. Small 2044 South Nine
teenth. Secretary-Trea Sam
CAPITAL AUXILIARY. No. 1f-Meets
second and fourth Friday afternoons at
homes of members. President. Mrs.
Fred w. Nickel, 1945 South Sixteenth
Secretary. Mrs. C. B. RICHTER. 1905
Dudley. Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Barn
grover, 2815 Starr.
FRESHMEN AND ASSISTANTS, No
1O6-Meets first Wednesday, Carpenters
hall. President, ]. H. Brooks, 72s
North Eleventh. Recording Secretary
E. c. Werger. 1926 n. Financial Secre-
tary. w. D. King, 203O NJ.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
RAILROAD aRoTHERHooos.

GINEERs, Division No. es-Meets sec
,ond and fourth Sunday. Chief En-
gineer; J; S: Mccoy. 1908 street.
725 South Tenth street. Second Assist
ant Engineer, H. Wiggenjost. Court
House.
eoiLERMAkERs' eRoTHERHooo, No.
evenings, 4; Q; U: ". hall: 1907 o.
son. Havelock. Secretary, Tom Duffy.
Indiana and Touzalin avenues, Have
lock.
MAcHlNIsTs' ASSOCIATION. No. sss
Meets first Friday in HaveIock. third
Friday at 4. Q. y: w. hall. Lincoln.
Secretary. c. H. Jingle, sss North Sew
%gnHMeets 1irs t. and sN third satar aa
i; T. season: 1881 North twenty
Cox. 272s ". Financial Secretary, g..
p. Ludwig. 1887 South Seventh.
EEMEH xNp EHc,nEess, NJ. IS
Meets second and fourth Sunday
afternoons. a A 9; y; ": hall: Master.
tary, J. K. Robinson, 2971 Q.
eRorHERHooD Of RAILWAY TRAIN
Z Sunday afternoons. Bohanan's hall
aas s. eoopea ssss soS O. ni Ssfre
eeoTHERHooD Of sw.TcHMEn, No.
12oMeets first, Sunday at p. M. sec.
S pnd sgnday at m Carpenters,
Sumner. Recording Secretary. George
Ray 1902 Knox. Financial Secretary,
]. johnson. 1913 D.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
Notice to Creditors.

: Estate No. 1878 of Thomas Carna-
han, deceased in County Court of Lam
caster County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, S.: Credit
ors OF said estate will take notice that
the time limited for presentation and
filing of claims against said estate is
October Is, 1908, and Tor payment of
debts is May IT, 1909; that l will sit
at the County Court room in said cOun-
ty, on July Is, 1908, at p. M, and on
October Is, 1908, at 2 p. M. to receive,
examine, hear, allow or adjust all
claims and objections duly filed.
Dated March 8, 1908.
P. JAS. COSGRAVE,
(Seal) County Judge.
By WALTER A. LEESE,
Clerk.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Well Attended Meeting Listens
Representative cigarmaker.

Well Attended Meeting Listens to
Representative cigarmaker.
The meeting of the Central Labor
Union Tuesday evening was well at
tended, large delegation of cigar
makers being present to listen to :.
talk by George J. Thompson, label
s. cretary of the Cigarmakers' Union
of Chicago.
Several interesting communications
were read, one of them being from the
manufacturer of a uniOn-made dress
shirt. Members present told Of their
failure trying to buy label shirts, and
the secretary was instructed to write
for samples and prices. If the mer-
chants of Lincoln will not handle
union-made shirts, the union men will
undertake to buy them elsewhere.
The secretary was also instructed to
procure a suitable box for the safe
guarding of the body's records.
The trouble of the Musicians Union
with the Elite theatre was reported
and the delegates instructed to re-
port the facts to their several unions
The withdrawal of the shop card from
the Pioneer barber shop, Eleventh
and O, was also reported.
The financial report of the secre-
tary was unusually pleasing, the re-
ceipts being $25 and the expenditures
$2.55.
On invitation of the body Mr..
Thompson made an entertaining talk.
He spoke first of the label, and then
devoted some time to the present
agitation in Lincoln. His remarks
will be found elsewhere in this issue
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
Wants a New Depot.

The Commercial club Of Auburn
has asked the Missouri Pacific for a
new passenger station, and General
Manager e. A. Gould and Superintend-
ent DR.. Bernardo met the CONNER
cial club and discussed the advisable
ity Of conceding their request. The
officials promised a new freight
depot, but would not give any assur
ance of a new passenger station.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Lancaster county has seven men,
bers of the legislature. These seven
members will be republicans beyond a
doubt. Why should not three OF four
of them be union men as we'll? Repub-
lican union men should be getting into
the game now, SO the old excuse of
you didn't speak soon enough" will
not be we'll founded.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
1000 ARKANSAS MINERS

1000 ARKANSAS MINERS QUIT.
One thousand miners walked out Of
the mines of the Western Coal & Min
ing company at Deming, Ark, be-
cause the company refused to accede
to the demand that expert shot-firers
taken to the convention of the United
Nine Workers of America at Indian
apolis for settlement.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

When organized labor was trying to
defeat it's arch enemy, Charles E. Lit
tlefield. candidate for congress in
Maine district, William H. Taft rushed
to Littlefeld's assistance. Now Taft
is posing as the friend of organized
labor.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Rev. DIR. Frank Bristol of Wash
ington, says he can not see any valid
objection to allowing convict made
goods to be sold on the open marketi
Neither can Reverend DR.. Frank Bris-
toll understand why workingmen are
not more generally interested in
church work.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Our democratic friends are having
a little excitement over the matter. OF
selecting a nominee for governor.
Whoever he may be it is a cinch he'll
have to go some if he reaches the wire
ahead of one George Lawrence Shell
don.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28


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CENTRAL LABOR uN,oN-Meets sec.
ond and fourth Tuesday evenings,
Bruises hall. President, 8. M Rudy,
l1ss g. A Kates 1920 sos5
Eleventh.
LABOR TEMPLE Di9EcToRY-Meets
every TrI,.n Monday fonda evening 127 North
son. University Place. Secretary, Fred
Ihringer, Sixteenth and D streets, Lin
coin.
463-Meets first and third Sunday morn
ings, Bruises Hall. President. VIM.
ing Secretary, ": c. Norton, 1888 North
Twenty fifth. Financial Secretary, N.
JoURNEYMEN BARRIERS, Mo. 1914
Meets first and third Wednesday even
ing: Bohanan's hall. President, r.. L.
Roy Ward 04i 2ie Pnaacisf
tary, Roy Swinker, 1910 o.
eAA I1 .E!5 LEAGUE, No; sss-
ters' hall. President, William Brandt.
Phlers. Financial Secretary, H. +.
GOODS, No. 2s-Meets first and third
Tuesdays, Bruse's hall. President,
Fred Lewis, 216 South Sixteenth. Sec
retary-Treasurer, Peter Smith, 226
South Eleventh.
cIGARMAkERS, No. 143-Meets every
Monday evening, 1896 o. President,
T. w. Evans, 1913 South Eleventh.
Secretary, John Steiner. 122 South
Tenth.
RoILERMAkERs, RsorHFRHooD NJ
497-Meets second and fourth Wednes-
day evenings. Carpenters hall. Presi-
dent, J. G. Grant, Ninth and U streets.
422 street. Financial Secretary, J.
Bockoven.
BLACkSMITHS AND HELPERS, No
163-Meets first and third Tuesday
evenings. CampbelPs hall, Havelock
President, r. o. Wagner, Havelock
Secretary, e. B. Bilson, Havelock.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28
Force of Habit.

THAT new man working for us acts
funny on his way from work.
What does he do?'
why, he turns up every alley he
comes to-
"Oh, that's nothing. He used to live
in a Kansas town that had the lid
on"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Now we have a parade of children
as an argument in favor of prohibition.
further to see parade of the children
of the slums and tenements and sweat
shops-the near neighbors of palatial
churches.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

John R. Walsh, the bitter enemy of
organized labor who wrecked a Chica-
go bank and juggled millions belong
ing to other people, gets five years in
the penitentiary-when he gets it. A
man who steals ham gets that much
and gets it quick.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Sheriff Hoagland says he will en-
force the law against Sunday ball play
ing. There are some other laws vio-
lated every day, and right under the
sheriff's nose, that he pays no atten-
ton to whatever.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Now that the Lincoln Traction COM
pany is managed by Lincoln men let's
have a reversal of the old policy of
neglect and Indifference. The Wage
worker believes President Mcdonald
will do the right thing.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

Lincoln is the best governed, the
quietest, the most moral and the
cleanest city of it's size in the country,
and getting better all the time Why
try experiments that have proved fail
ures elsewhere
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-03-28

union men" sat IN the Second district
republican convention sand voted to
endorse Taft over the protest of Don
ahue We insist that this is untrue.
Perhaps fifteen members of labor
unions so voted.