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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
AgitatOriCen del.
"PrOletareC" prOIetar.
Gem.
GEN..

Sc nekaj tednov in 'Proleta-
rec" bode p%raznoval polletnico
svojega obstanka kot tednik.
Pol leta! Kratka in neznatna je
ia doba v vsakdanjem z~ivljenju,
"a kako velika, wanna in plodo-
nosna je ia doba v zivljenju in
delovanju "Proletarca''.
Velika, pravimo, kajti v tenn
casu smo 81 slovenski socialist in
razrednozavedni delavci v Ame-
rih postavili ma noge svoje te-
densko glasilo, XII ne temelji ma
nikakrsnem dobickolovstvu; va
INA, kajti v TEN casu sc je imelo
pokazati, hocejo Ii nasi zavedni
delavci to svoje glasilo ali ne - in
plodonosna, kajti "Proletarec" Sc
je " ii dobi lepo razsiril in rodil
velike uspehe, zlasti ma polju so
gladstone organizacije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Socialisticna konvencija.

Nacijonalna konvencija je V te-
ku. 2l9 delegatov IL vseh draw
felike ameriSke republike zboru-
fe V Brands dvorani. Erie in y.
Elark st. Konvencija bode traja-
a enaist dni. cd II. do 30. maja.
V nedeljo Sc je vrSil V gleda-
iscu Garrick slavnoStni Sprejem
felegatov. V la namen .je priredi-
ia lokalna socialistiCna organiza-
|cija veliki banket : petjem in
%|govOri.
"Chicago Daily Socialist bode
|ob easu konvencije izhajal Tsak
Dan ma osmih stranch in prinaSal
Fnatancna p%orocila IL konvencijc.
Med stevilnimi DELEGATE, XII
|zbOrujeio ma konvenciji. so slede-
Fl znani sodrugi: Eugene V. DebS
" Girarda. Kans.. Robert Hunter,
John Spargo, Morris Hillquitt in
DOS. Wanhope IL New Yorka. Tom
|Siaden IL Washingtona. Richard
krueger IL Oregona it'd.
PR slavnostnem spreiemu in o.
|tyoritvi konvencije gledaliscrl
Garrick. V nedeljo. so govoril
sledeci sodrugi: G.. T. Fraenckel
tajnik Cook Comfy organizacilC
le incl pozdravni govor: nato En-.
gene V. Debs. Jos. Wanhope. so
druginia May Wood Simons, MOI
ms Hlilquist in John Spargo
M~arseliezo in druge primerne pc
smi so pela angleska. nemska
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
IMENIK
gs.ssnih klubov podrejenih Jugo-
slovanski Socialisticni zvezi
v Chicago:

Jueosloyanski socialistieni hub stew.
! Chicago, Ill. Anton Presern, pred
kdnik; Frank Podlipec, fin. tajnik, 500
4 Halsted St. Redna meseena seja
tsake eetrto soboto V mesecu, V presto
Ia sOdr. Fir. Mladiea, 5S7 S. Center Av.
/ slcYanski soeialistieni klub stew. 2,
@asaeOe, o. Ignac Zlembergar, predsed-
jik; Ivan Kravanja, tajnik, Box l0l.
feina meseSna seja vsako zadnjo So
so.o v mesecu V prostorih sodr. Ivana
krayanje.
J~ugoslovanski socialisti6ni kub stew.
Conemaugh, Pa. Frank Podboj, pred
kdnik; Stefan Fabric, tajnik, Box COS.
J~agoslovanski soeialisti6ni klub stew.
Ia Sale, III. Jos. Bratkovi6, pred
ednik; valentin Potisek, taJnik, 1881
Vain st. Redni seji sta l. in 3. ne
bio v mesecu; 3. nedelja je plaGljiva
asesment.
hso<lovanski soeialistiSni klub Bo-
)otnost stew ). Clar;dge, Pa. j. Mia
bar, prcdsednik; John Bale. tajnik.
slOvenski socialistiGni klub stew. 6,
funberland, wyo. John Sarc, predsed.
Dix; John BahGie. tajnik. Box 80.
slovenski socialistieni klub stew. 7,
Enray, Utah. Yalentin Eltz, predsed-
tik; Edward Hoffman. tajnik.
~Jagoslovanski socialistieni klub stew.
4 ROslyn, Wash. John Makauc, tajnik.
slOvenski sensk: socialistieni klub
Prole.arka Stew. Q. Chicago. III. Berta
Prssern. pr~edsednica; Mary Grilec, tai
pea, ga W. 2lst Pl. Redna seja vsako
Pvo in tretjo nedeljo v mesecu, V pro-
EOrih sodr. FIR. Mladiea, 5s7 Centre av.
slovenski socialistieni klub stew 10,
aurora, III. Louis Rudman, predsednik;
hank Praprotnik, tajnik. Redna me
eena seh vsako tretjo nedeljO V me-
keu, v prostorih sodr. joe Kolenec,
|s6 n. Broadway st.
slOvenski socialistieni klub Zmaga
|tsv. IL, Cumberland Camp No. 2, Wyo.
Zoe Takin. predsednik; Anton Jolov'
|an, tajnik. Redne seize zaeasno v Hist
10 ~(bankhouse).
slOvenski sOcialistiGni klub Proletd-
ec stew. 10, Glencoe, Wyo. Math Brun
|kule, predsednik; Frank Celigaj, tai
Sloyenski socialistieri klub Rdeci
|rapor stew. 10. Ely, MINI. Jakob Skier
hnee, Predsednik; John Pus. Box -,
ainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Klobase in sunke posiljam tudi izven
Chicago profit C. o. d. podvzetju, ako
Sc naroGi 25 funtov.
Pisite "a cenik v ~slovenskom jeziku.
IA Chicago | okolieo je moi zastopnik
Jsnez Trskan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Skratka: Ia mala doba - pol le-
Ia - je jasno pokazsla, da je bill
''Proletarec" POTREBA sloven-
skin delavcev v Amerih.
''Proletarec'' sc je priljubii de-
lavcem. To izrazajo delavci sami
v stevilnih zasebnih pismih, " Ste
vilnih dopisih, izrazajo ustmeno.
Dusevno je torej list dobro pod
prt.
Kaj pa gmotno? - kar je listu
- glavna podlaga. Tudi gmotno
ie list dobro napredoval. VISA cast
sodrugom, k so veliko zrtvovali
zanj. VISA cast sodrugom agitator-
jem, sodrugom zastopnikom, XII so
zbrali okrog "Proletarca" lepo
stevilo aktivnih bojevnikov "a
naSo sveto stvar. VENDAR
GMoTNA PODPORA JE FAD
MI CAS- OSLABENA.
Sodrugi, tako ne SINE it'll List
ne SINE gmotno nazadovati! Dru-
GAGE pride list v stiske, XII so pa v
till slabih cash lahko kriticne.
Brez dobre financne podlage list
ne velja mic Tako je in mora biti,
dokler zivimo v kapitalisticni
druzbi.
"Proletareo" Sc je prerodil v
tednik ravno v casu, ko je zadiv-
Jala velika gospodarska kriza,
ktere nj Sc danes konec. Ravno v
casu, ko je bio ma stotine, ma tiso-
ee slovenskih delavcev odslovlje-
nth IL della, sci je "Proletarec"
med ME kot tednik. otrok krize
je.
Toda osdrugi in zavedni delavci
so Sc oklenili svojega lista in S
pomocjo teh je "Proletarec" srec-
no prestal vse ovire.
sodrugi! Slovensh proletarci!
Ne zaostajajte Naprej - ako ho-
cete imeti svoje glasilo. List je "
vasih rokah in cd vas je odvisen
njegov obstoj. Ako hocete imeti
'Proletarca", ako hocete, da Sc
list vtrdi in da n~apreduje - te-
daj hocemo mi cd vas, da ga gmot-
no podpirate. Poslite narocnino /!
Vsak sodrug, i je narocnik, mai
pridobi Sc enega novega marco
nika. Jugoslovanska delavska til
skovna druzba ina Sc ~precejsnje
stevilo delnic ma prodaj; kupite
delnice!
Mi vemo, da so slabi cast. Mi We
mo, da je kriza. Mi vemo, da vas
je veliko, veliko brez della in v
slabem stanju. cato pa tudi ne "a
htevamo veiko cd vas. Vsak mai
stori kolikor more. Ako ne more
eden placati naro6nine "a cello
leto, plaza maj 10 "a pol leta; ako
ne more placati cele delnice, plaza
raj samo pol, "a drugo polovico
Sc BIO re po6akalo.
Sodrugi, Sc Ia teden bi radi sill
sail vase mnenje. Sodrugi agita-
tori in zastopniki, zeleli bi. da
greste Sc ia teden S podvojeno
mocjo ma delo.
SODRUGI, POKAzITE. DA
H0CETE "PROLETARCA"!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

skandlnavska in zidovska pevska
drustva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

"Proletarec" S1.50 "Radnicka
Straza" S1.00 ma Ieto. Poslite ma
rocnino...
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
DR.. KAREL STULIK
SGT So. Winchester Ave.
Telephone West 500

Zdravi n%otranje in ~zuuanje bolezni
ter Je izvrsteu ranocelnik. Uraduie.
donna cd Il pop. ter z ve6er pc : uri.
V lekarni gos. Hermaueka, Centre a
is. Str. cd 81 pop. V lek.rni J.
Stulik. ma d. St. a Paulina ul., cd II
do IL dop. Priporoca Sc Slovencem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Sfranka
ucosLovANsKA soCIALIsrIcNA
ZVEZA
q sedezem v Chicago, Ill.

sedezem v Chicago, Ill.
clayni tajnik: John Petric, us w.
ptA St., Chicago, Ill.
va poroeila in dopisi, tieoci Sc %
E,listisne stranke ali posameznih Nu-
sv mai Sc posiljajo ma gOrenji naslov
tajnika.
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S v

Sodrug Ivan Kravanja v Glencoe.
O.. je postal svoto Sl7.3o. k;ero So pri.
SPevali sodrugi ma vesclici jne !. maia
y Ncffu. o. Prispova!i - ~icl.ji So.
drugi:
Sociali~tiena sckcija y Ncffu. o. $500
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

profits 2ccruing from a series of con-
certs NJ the city park
The Elite theater does not recognize
the Musicians Union You must not
boycott the Elite theater on this ac-
count. however. But there is nothing
TO compel a union man TO patroniKe
an amusement resort that is antagon-
issic 10 organized labor,
Ben Van Cleave. an old time musi-
clan of Lincoln. attended the Wood
men rally last Wednesday, He is now
police judge of Oakland. Nebr. promi-
neatlS mentioned for the legislature,
delegate 70 the Head Camp AT Peoria
next month. Insurance agent and rep
resenrs1ivs of a bonding company.
The first time YOU see him ask Ben 70
tell sou his Ringing circus story.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE BARRIERS.
Always in Line. They are There for
the Union Label Show.

Always in Line. They are There for
the Union Label Show.
The regular meeting of the BARRIERS
Union Wednesday evening was CO.
siderably below the average in point
OF attendance. This was due to the
fact that n lot of the members are
Woodmen. and they begged of to at
tend the big doin's- at the Auditc--
ium- Only routine business was at
tended to.
The BARRIERS are always to be de
pended upon when there is need for
boosting the label game. They cheer
fully came across with their per
capita share of the label exhibition
expense And if this don't pay out
we'll come again. say the BARRIERS
Martin Radford. who has been on
the sick list for three weeks, is now
well along on the road TO recovery
and expects TO be back in his chair
al the Apex in short time.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
LABOR SUNDAY
Will ee Observed in Lincoln Tcuno.
row by Special Services

The Norfolk convention of the
American Federation of Labor recon-
mended 10 all Central Labor bodies.
and 10 the affiliated unions. that the
second Sunday in May of each year
he observed as Labor Sunday and
marked by special services if possible.
Acting upon this suggestion the Lin
coin Central Labor Union appointed
u committee 10 arrange for the espe-
cial observance of the day.
Labor sunday will be observed at
ST. Marks Reformed church, 1919 q
street. Sunday morning. May 10, be-
ginning al le-Se- Rev. p. NJ Orr.
pastor of the church. will deliver =
sermon especially prepared for the
occasion A suitable musical program
viii also be rendered As many
unions as can are requested TO have
their banners al the church before IN,
hour of beginning service,
IL is especially urged that all union
E,en and women who can be present
on this especial occasion, and thus
iHaugurate in Lincoln the regular oh
servance of Labor sunday IL will
ee observed in every city in tn
United States.
Come out and hear a union sermon
preached not only by minister oi
the gospel who is heart ami soul IN
sympathy with the toiling masses
hut who is himself a union man
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE CARPENTERS.
Talk of a National Home for Mem
bers is Still lndulqed In.

For several years the United
brotherhood of Carpenters and Join
ers has been talking of establishing
Il home for consumptive members,
patterned after the Union Printers
Home at Colorado Springs. The
Colorado Springs local of the Car
penters' Union has taken hold of the
matter with view of pushing the
project through and having the home
located in that city. In the Union
Printers Home notes in the Colorado
Springs Labor News We find the
following:
Frank Duffy of Indianapolis was 4.
notable Home visitor on Thursday
last He is the national secretary of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners. which craft mas had un-
Ger consideration the maintenance of
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

a home for its sick and disabled mem
ters. He was accompanied to the
Eome institution by Secretary Daily
and D. NJ Wright of the Colorado
Springs local No. Sis. and the party
vas taken on a tour of the several
buildings and through the spacious
grounds of the institution by Super
intendent Deacon. VINO bestowed upon
them all courtesies while engaged III
making data to be compiled in a re-
port and which is to be presented to
the annual convention scheduled to
meet in September next, at Salt Lake
City
The Labor News has the following
to say of the activity of the local
carpenters in the matter of establish
ing a home in that city:
The movement toward establishiLs
national home for tubercular mem
hers of the U B. of Carpenters, was
started at our last meeting by appoint
ing a committee TO devise ways and
means to get the proposition properly
before our next general convention
at Salt Lake City.
This committee. consisting of W.
c. Daily. d. NJ Wright and L. W.
Bates. viii call on the different bust
ness associations of the city, gatnes
an possible information and advice.
distribute literature showing up the
advantages of this section for such a
home. and get our membership think
iEg ON the subject. Steps were also
tsken 10 urge our general secretar:
10 have all possible delegates to the
Salt Lake convention routed via Colo
RADIO Springs, with stopover privilege.
This will be the means of distrinu.-
ing firsthand information regarding
this city. among our entire member
ship. and cannot fail to be a good
card
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Nominates offscers and Arranges 70,
Memorial Day Exercises.

Lincoln Typographical Union met in
regular session last Sunday. and trans
acted big bunch of business. After
deciding 10 send one delegate to the
Boston convention the union decided
10 appropriate $50 to pay the dele
gates expenses Following are the
nominations made.
For DelesaI@C- E Barngrover. z.
P Lyman, H. ". Bingaman-
For Alternate-H c. Peate-
For President-John Zurbriggen. W.
W Ford. L L Insraham-
For Vice President-H C Peate-
For Secretary-Treasure- III. Heb
hard
Love. G. E. Locker.
For Sergeant-at-Arms-J G. Saver.
For Executive CommitteeH T.
Rood, Fred Ihringer. Linn Freeman.
John Zurbriggen, G. E Locker. James
Leaden. B. c. Coblantz-
For Delegate C l. U-G E. Locker.
B. c. Coblantz. George Bostrum. Al
bert Barrett
The candidates for delegates 10 the
Allied Printing Trades Council are
the same as for the Central Labu.
Union.
The committee appointed to ar
range for Memorial Day reported that
arrangements had been made 10 hold
services at the First Baptist church
Sunday morning. May 81. Rev Sam
uel Zane Batten will preach the
/ memorial sermon At D. M th-
union and auxiliary will meet at the
/ Fraternity building and go to Wyuka
On special car, and special services
will be held at the Typographical
Unions burial lot. The program al
tie cemetery will be published later
full arrangements not yet having beer
made
4 By unanimous vote the union ap
| prorriated SIS to help defray the ex
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE ciCARMAkERS.
Business Picking Up a Little as
Spring Comes On

Business Picking Up Little as
Spring Comes On
The CigarmakerS report work pick
ing up little. but they do not ex-
rect it to get back to the normal
until the excise board makes final
decision ON the petitions for license.
The saloons. which handle the bu.s
of the union-made cigars sold in Lin
coin, are not stocking up now On
the contrary, they are letting their
stock run down as much as possible
during this season of uncertainty,
Several men who have been laid OF
for several weeks returned 10 work
Monday morning.
AT the regular meeting of the
union Monday evening q per capil>
OF 20 cents was appropriated to help
label exhibition at the Auditorium
ON May 80 This is double the
amocn1 asked for from the unions
Interested
The new Pepperhurg building is
about ready for the root Completion
has been delayed on account of the
Sddision of a third story. the original
lsSan calling for but one story a
Wholesale grocery adjoining agreed
- lease a third story for term oi
years Mr. Pepperburg says he eN
recIs TO give regular employment II
rot lesS than twenty-five men While
tie local union has had NO confer
ences with MIR Pepperburg. il is be
lseved that he will run . union fac
tory
Lincolns union cisarmakers are mol
unaware of the fact that the mem
hers of the railroad brotherhoods give
the most OF their cigar patronage u
tobacconis1 who does not handle
union-maGie cigars He has one branG
OF labeled 10 cent goods-an the res
teing non-union
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE PREssMEN.
A Word or Two About the Boys Of
Piaten and Cylinder.

A Word or Two About the Boys of
Pl.ten and Cylinder.
After carefully canvassing the sit
uation the Pressmen of Lincoln de-
cided not to send a delegate to the
Mobile convention The local union
has been up against hard game for
two or three years. and this fact.
together with the recent 10 per cens
assessment. made the members feel
like economizing this year But
ven be there next year. was the
Information offered
H Werger came up from Crete
Wednesday and visited with the old
bunch He went out on the rat
Nebraska Printery when the efsht-
hour day came in. and he hasn't gons
back yet He is conducting a billiard
hall in Crete and making money.
The: Freie Presse press room bunch
Claims to turn out more printed mat
ter, pound for pound or by the thou
sand impressions. than any press
room between Chicago and San Fran
cisco, With ea0.0o0 Commoners q
week. la5.ooo Freie Presses. 175.oot
German-American Farmers. and two
or three smaller publications. together
with a quarterly that runs up to 500.
oec and a big cylinder and two job
hers. going most of the time, the
output of printed matter from the
big building at the corner of Thir
teenth and n is something fierce
President Brooks is working at the
Simmons Printery-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE TEMPLE DIRECTORS
Little to Do Until the Subscribers Pay
in Some Money.

IN Some Money
The board of directors OF the
Labor Temple association met in
regular session Monday evening
The chief item of business transacted
was the settling up of the recent
benefit. at the Auditorium The
Temple fund profits about $50 by the
occasion Settlement was made with
out any friction
the board is determined to pur
chase a site before the middle of
June. but just now it is at a stand
still. and will remain there until a
lot of the subscribers come through
With ,he first payment on their stock
subscriptions At least two fine real
estate bargain have been lost by
reason of the board being unable to
pay down the requisite amount to
bind the bargains There rs one prop
osition now on tapis that looks
mighty good. and it will be ciinched
if the subscribers viii do their duty
and pay in their money Subscrip-
dons should be sent to Fred Ihringer-
secretary. Fifteenth and d streets. or
to Beman c. Fox. Central NatIons-
bank.
Owing to the rain Monday evening
the attendance at the board meeting
was the smallest since the formation
thereof
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE MUSICIANS
Lincoln Artists Handed Lemon by
the Wocdnen Managers

tNS W0S0rfCu Wau&9Ct&
Lincoln musicians were handed a
nice. ripe. yellow and juicy lemon by
the committee having in charge the
woodmsn rally and head camp meet
ing in lincoln hast "Wednesday, There
was one Lincoln band in the parade,
and it was made up of woodmen liv-
ing in Elss Lincoln and played for
nothing.
The managers of the rally appro-
priated SIS % each camp that brought
BY committee from the local musi-
clans. said nothing could be done
But If You want 10 put a hand in
the parade and try for the prize in
the hand contest. il will be all right"
That's what the committee from the
musicians got, The Lincoln men who
are trying TO organize a band that viii
BE- credit ID the city and the state
are sanguiae that their organization
will be musical wonder if ii is al
ways assured of such generous recog-
niticn-NoS-
A lot of Us are Wooimen.~ said Il
member of the local Musicians
Union. and we are citizens Of Lin
cola We feel that our own home city
and our nesShborS might al least have
given Us as msch rsooSniticn as they
have 10 outsiders I rather think We
cooid have put hand in the parade
that would have compared faVorably
with the best they had
The Omaha woodmen brought Alons
Green's Military Band. one of the fin
est concert bands in the west This
is a union hand from trap drumnel
to conductor. The Omaha camps paid
this bands expenses and the scale ol
the Musicians Union 10 come 10 Lin
coin. The Lincoln camps could no
afford TO pay Lincoln hand anything
The Musicians met in regular ses
} sion last Sunday morning, but only
routine business was attended TO.
The Nebraska State Band expect.
10 have its new uniforms in time Il
make parade en- May -. Thus adver
tising itself and the Union Label Ex
hibition.
Professor Bruse would like To hav,
ali those who have old Hagenow bans
uniforms in their possession either re
turn them to him or call him mp b.
phone so he can send after them
Auto Sels. Bell A-1sl1
During the Wcodmen rally this weel
quiet stunts of organization worl
among the visiting bandsmen.
Local musicians are wonderin!
which one of the street railway com
panies will be the first TO grab off IN
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
A NEW ONE.

The Artisan. published AT Holyoke
Mass. is the latest addition TO The
Wageworker's exchange list In ad
dition TO being handsome topographic
ally. the Artisan is edited with ability
and discrimination, and E. s. Alden
the editor and publisher. gives evi
dences of not only being a staunch
unioniS1. but also an experienced
newspaper man. Here's wishing fol
the Artisan lcng and prosperous ca
rser.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
UNION LABEL ExHIsrTIoN-
OF Course You Are Boosting to Make
1t Big Success

OF Course You Are Boosting to Make
1t Big Success
OF course you are boosting to make
the Union Label Exhibition at tae
Auditorium on May 20 big success
And of course you'll be there. and
Will bring with You your neighbors
VINO are not unionists- II viii be an
entertainment worth while 1t VIII
not only increase the demand for
labeled goods. but il viii be an enter
Iainment that VIII be interesting fully
as Interesting as any moving picture
show that soG pay 10 or twenty cents
TO see In addition to the pictures
there will be plenty of good music
Get busy among your neighbors and
invite them 10 accompany yua Tne
admission is absolutely free Chill
dsen under Is will not be admitted
Unless accompanied by their parents
Everybody invited the
women
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

penses of the Union Label Exhibi-
ton" at the Auditorium on May 20.
The silver set presented the union
by the Nebraska Press association
now repoSes in handsome case. and
Will be preserved for all time On
special occasions it win be broughs
cut and used
The general election for interna-
tional and local officers win be held
at the usual hours on Wednesday.
May 20.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
THE STEREoTYPERS.

The Stereotypers, so far as num-
bers are concerned, are the small end
OF the Allied Printing Trades. but they
are not so blamed small The finan-
clal statement of the international
treasurer shows that the organiza-
ton has $2O,6S4 Sc on hand
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09
CAPITAL AUXILIARY.

The regular meeting for Friday, May
s. has been postponed 10 Tuesday.
Nsy IL. when the election of inter,
rstional officers and a picnic supper
viii be held at the home OF Mrs
Charles RiShter. sS0S Dudley street
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

In Norway and Denmark laws have
been enacted granting government
subsidies to trade unions which pay
unemployed benefits to their mem
berS
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-09

III he entered the ministry, and he
has never faltered in his devotion to
the basic principles of unionism.