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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
A PRECEDENT.

DUDLEY is married now said Towne,
land he's got a reputation TO live up
to-
81 heard he was married to hat
young widow" replied Browne, but
what's the reputation you speak Off"
His wife's first MISUNDERSTANDING
delphia Press.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
PRESIDENTS TREATY POWER.

To the Editor OF the Evening Star;
Has the President the right to ne
gotiate a treaty with another country
without consulting Congress?
f. i. HI.
file may negotiate. but negotiation
does no necessarily mean ratification.
In several notable instances treaties
negotiated by the President have been
rejected by the Senate. Foreign gov
ernments, therefore, negotiating with
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
HAVE A LAUGH WITH US
NO DOUBT.

He-Wise men hesitate: only fools
are certain.
She-Are you sure?
Helm quite certain of it!-Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
OFF TO THE WAR.

Henpecque-Johnson has Joined the
silent army.
Henderson-Dead?
Henpecquc-No; married. Illustrated
Bits.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09

These weekly Recitals of the LATTER Humane de-
monstrate the artistic excellence of this instrument. With
it everyone can play, and play well-giving to each
composition the exact rendition he may prefer. 1t
is in the power of the performer (who may not be able
to play a chord for hinse1f) to interpret any compost
ton with the aid of music-ro1l and treadles erocny as
he may wish.
Every number on the program is rendered by the
Lauter- Humane played with the aid of music-rol and
treadles; this includes the accompaniments to Miss
Eames' songs.
After the Recital opportunity will be given visitors
to investigate and. if they desire, to play upon the
Latter Humane for themselves.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
STAR

Anonymous communications cannot be
printed. Except on political subjects the
names Of correspondents are not required for
publication, but as a guarantee Of good faith
Ed
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
THE NEW WAY.

Lives of great men all remind us
II we go in for big crime.
Well win out, and leave behind us
Smaller rascals doing time.
Baltimore American.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
For a Moment

of the incalculable amount of good
done by the money paid every
day to hundreds of beneficiaries
of The Prudential. During 1907.
the average for each business day
was more than $4,000. Thou
sands of homes were saved, and
thousands of families were kept
together by the forethougE1t of the
family's head, when he insured. his
life in
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09

is in the heart OF every good woman a longing for home and hus
band. Modesty, of course, forbids her to say so, but no Law exists TIC
keep hr from being 81 sweet and nice that all men will desire her and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
NatIrlidb in Sic Sbric sur
,.8pccaccips" 2lnffiibrung.
rs

&on d) taos ii berm1la
tigt murbe geitcrn Wor9cn gegen
6 llbr ser 80 Sabre ulte Soiepb Ncs
Gam BON ieiner @attirL 6rau Minnie
WcGnnn, I'M Shloi5immer ieiner
@obmnng, Or. 1929, Sit-Nonument.
StroBc, oufgciunoen. Der berbeiga.
ruiCne Ir5t, Tr. NJ. g. Iooo bon Atr.
1902, Sit.WonumentaS troBe, brad)te
Den 9%eipuBtloien uof fur5er 3elt
oliBer 2~ebensgeiobr. @ie angegeben
miro, bonoelt eS lid Inn einen llnfall.
Ibleben. - SIN Sobns Sop
fins Soipitol ueritorb geltern
rriib fur5 nah 1 llbr Sr. Sionc &.
@enoer BON Wartirsburg, @..8a.,
Gountp . Glerf bon 9erfelep-Gountp
I'M Mlter bon 81 Subren. Der 2eid)-
nam pnroe geitern Nnhmittog nof
Wortinsburg sur 9%eeroigung iiber.
fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Smith uno @nn0iper.

Nn Sem oe%mofrotiifen Golifus,
Der iiir bellte 2lbeno nm s llbr cinbc'
ruien mar. Habmeh IA Senntoren
uno SO Mitglie0cr oe5 l%lnterbauies
lbeil. 3pei Senatoren uH0 s lin.
terbuusntitgIicOer maren abmeIeno.
Ser GulltlS 0lltcrte MIR 10 Winlt-
ten. Senator GIag8ett iilbrtc ocn
0oriiB uno EQUATOR Gouop mo uus
terbaltsmitglieo &Cboc 1ln8lrten OILS
SctretGrc. equator @orman nonll.
rirtc Gr.@ouperuclr Sobn Walter
Smitb unO llnterbouamitaIie0 6. :.
@enion pom @aItimoresGountp inter-
Itiibte sic Domination oa GongreB.
NbQeoroneter talbot pom Der Veluers
hung 3llriidgetretcn mar. Se1ator
@raibeurS nominirte @r.Sorperneitr
@arIielo un0 Senator gea5man I'M
teritiibte oieic Domination. 6lr
Smitb Itimmteu ~ Scnatoret ufo
AZ Observation-Disclosures 'ilr War-
iiel6 : Senatoren uno IS llnterDous'
mitolieoer. Gbe ooS GrgebnlB Der
Nbitimmung betonnt geGeben pnroe,
Ileltc equator 9rnibclrS ocn gn.
trug, bic Domination OeS Gr.@on-
perncura 5obn @oltcr Smith iiir
0un0c9ienutor cinitimmi8 5i ma
d,cll, lpos onun utter AroBem Np,
plau9 getbon muroc. Nod)0em oieie@
@eit1it erIe0igt mar. mlrOc AdJtb.
Mltrrop 8onoiper Don Sorioro.Go.
cui Nntrag oes Scnata. Frdlioeltell
Sctb per affirmation ais Gonoiont
iiir Stoata SdnBmciiter nonlInIrt.
Gic9> miro icin %iiinitcr IcrmIn ais
ShabmCitcr icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
SUnncnaufgnng nuo llntcrgan9.
TaS WcttCr.

sir Warplnno mo ben Iiltrttt
Columbia beute wGrmcr, Hegcn o0cr
ShnCc. ucrGn0crli6c Win0c.
Sh0ncs, flares uno tilblea Netter
herridte geiteru. Die uieOrigitc Gent
peratllr mar 80 @rn0 nm & l(br
WorAcn9 un0 oie b0dlitc 3S @rn0 nm
! llbr Nadmitt08a.
%n oel anocreu 9um0c@.@ ettcr,
9eobodtum0sitationcn muroen Die
iolgcnoen nieOri9iten temperament
perjcidnct Goitport 10, EortIano
fl, Bolton 81. Nlbunp Is, Nep. Oort
30, Ybila0elphiu a. Ntlnntlc Sim
-, Moibiugtnu 30, Noriolf 3S, Sat
tcras 40, Charlotte 81, WllminBton
-, Gbarleiton "a, Sudionpille 30,
&lpiter 46, aep.&8eit 3G, Ntlantu 2S,
Wont9omcru 81, NemsO Orleans 3S,
Ealeltine 30, @alueitpn II, Corpus
Gbriiti 46, Wtempbia %, Cincinnati
26. EittSbur9 -, Gspcao 20, Nut.
ilo is, Glepclano IS, Detroit IS, MI.
peua iG, Marqltettc 20. Wrccn Nup
t6, Chicago 20, IulItb II, St, Saul
tG, ct. 2olis 20, aunios.G Str ~.
Cnlahu -, &uron s, @ismnrd "a
0iQiItou fl, SABRE 1G, 0eleno "a,
Salt Cafe 30, 0enprr is. Nortb
4lattc Is, 1ooge.Gitp -, NmOrillo
- mo Sos NngeIcS -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
@obin gebem Saltimore's
Seutidjen beutc Mbenb":
GCrSuuotruQOic 2 hul )

Scr Suu truG OIc 2 d. ul0.
- Meaeu ciuea uuQcblihcn thGtlidell
Nngriifa oui Gliibu z. Mnboeuo BON
9ir. 26, 6risbp,S trobr, muroe 9citcrn
Der 81 Sabre alte Nm SoifcrtO Don
Nr. 2716, SrisbpsS trobc. 0lrd) go.
Ii3eirihtCr aeplinGer im norooitIitcl
Stotionabous nit s. mo Soften be.
Itroit. @ic bic 3eu9cnnu2io0cn cr0o
ben, mlroc Wno6cu0 an Wtor0ca
0es s. Snuuor, mGbrrno er lid) ol,i
Dem @eg sur Nrbcit bcionN, Dor Soi
fertp'S &ulo unGetl1f't. Waooulo
grill nod) einem Stcin mo mari not
Dem Sumo, mornui 2oi'crtn. Der an
geblid) Der Aniidt luor. nab Der Stcirl
fir i'm beitimmt nor, oui Moo0cu3
5ugirg mo o%cniclben 5u 9oOcu
id)lr9.
Iritter Wacnpermul.
tereruonnt. - Hihter Eritdnro
bonn 9unoeSgeridt 81 Hid)monO CT,
nnrnte geitern ben orittcn Wuiicnper,
moIter fir Die aScnboorb Nir Cine"
Giicnbobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
E%raiioent Willis reiisnirt nidjt.

@ulluerncur Grotber9 pcrlld)crt Nrll.
@iuia ieiner llutcritiiBung. -
Gas NoIi5ei . Gcpnrtcmcnt miro
Den Er1iiocnteu bis Nnm GnOc
leinca NmtaterminS behnltcn.
ErGiiocnt George u. Willis Don
Der Eoli5ci . 8cbGr0c botte 0cIterr
@ormittog cine Gonfcrcn5 nit @ou.
ucrnellr Grotbcr9 III N~nuopoliS, IN
meld]er Die Nngclegcnbclten 0es bic
ligen Eoli5ei requirements eiltgc-
bcro beiproten mllroel. Der @ou.
ucrnetr perlidcrte Srn. @illia Ielner
Rotten llnteritiiBung, OoB Die 0io5i.
pin i'm Icpnrtement ullfredt erbal.
ten mo ole Nngelegenbeiten oes De.
portements cncrail6 bis sum Gnoe
oes Nmtstermins 0es Srn. Willis
betrieben mCr6en: FrGliocnt Wiuis
icqtc, oaB Cr 0aher porlGllfig niht
rciigniren, lonoern bis gum GnOc lei.
res NmtStcrmines i'm Nmte bleibcr
miiroe. Die &erb0ltniiie i'm 9eporte.
ment bGttcn lid %9iinitig ~per1noert, Ii,
ga uuBerbem GommiiiGr Treiton
frunt uno u~erreiit lei. ipiiroc ieine
Gclignotion nur Gerlpirrung berpors
rlien mo oen @ollpernellr in Die
Gage pericBcn, cine boitigc Grnen-
nllng 5l maden.
YrGiioent @iuiS mobte oieie Gr.
tl6run9 9eitern Nben0, mo iheint
rllrd leiue Gnti6eioung Der hinge.
miBbeit I'M 9eportement, Die ourd)
ole ungeOrobte Heiignotion ueranluBt
lpilroc. cnoqiiltig ein Gnoc genloft
mOroen 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
- Tls -
GOtbe Sud-
0Cs -
"0eut(6eu correspondent"
fir 1908 lit in 3prbcrcituno,
OCs :
iar 1908 it in @urbcrcituna.

&cOer regeImGBige Abonnent Oes
9IotteS, Oh iiir sic t6gIihe, INCIDENT.
Iife o0er Sonltogs r N,l8gobe, miro
Elm GgempIur unentgeltIid erDnItcn;
oniiclbC 1T nidjt 81 p~erfauiCn nnO MIR
Subicribcntcn iucroen cS erbaItcn.
Sin paiienoeS Neujabrs 8eident
iiir 6reun0e un0 9eripanote i'm gIt.
bcimatbIonOe lit ser m0dentIi6e
Correspondent. @cnm iett beitelt,
miro an Die aOreiie aud oa8 Rotbe
BUD beior0ert neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15

&onooll it orben.- Giner
Spe5ioIoepeide oes 0Geutiden Cor
reiponoenten" aus Nuguito, Ga, 81
Solge lit bort &r. SunlcS HpOer Hon.
bul, Der 9idter oes meltbefonnten
2iCbeS nMarplono, mn W~arpluno"
9citcrn Deitorben. 9ungehent5iinoung
mor Die Sooesllriude. 'Sr. HonooIl
mar in Baltimore m6breno Ger Seinl.
febr.@ode iutS aui Der Somestomner
gl~uaitelung oils BORT Der YMorpluno.
Su4" 9"efeiert lurrbe, Gbrcngolt oeS
Staates Worplnno. Gr mlr0c 1913
IN Baltimore gebpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
TrcS. Sanernidmiot's rMmcriean
Yrcmern"- Nierc.

Bel ser SeriteIlling bieier 9iere
meroen nur Sopien uub Mal5 better
Nualii1t pernanbt-oobcr ibrc itei-
aenoe Gopularit1t. Gin Serilidl miro
Sic Don oeren 8or5iiglid)feit iiber-
3eiigen. Site ST. 9rauerei 1104-
1928 Sillen.S trabe. Gel. 6. & 7.
364, Mo. tf40t. DO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Cur gead)tung.

7n n1su.tht 6orrtipuubeut" nimuit IN iebsr
8tit Serifts nuf aber gerISbuuasH, 9OdJettsn,
geburtstage, gulbeHt Hnb flbrrns 3otaeiteH,
gfienihnf IFS. 9lbeHbt etc, NIT ben NnmeH her
anpeisHbru, bic absr beuiliG ssifriebtu itiu
iuntH. auf Reriuual. GUtt5eH ptrOen aern
aufasHommsu, lie GiuieHber iulher geridte
NH fen aber threu Gnmru uuttrihrstbm NIB
upT anrm utht U%rrGsFeu, tu bic 6ehIihtrit
i~tGttiauo - strnHr nuO SnpSuummet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
ctr.

@enbeler's SoteI, 400 Galpert.,
Gdc Nnlberrp.Str Glegante Sdlai.
sumner, makise Rreiie. Nablseitcn
sn ieScr Sascsseif. @esnlGre Diners.
Seinitc 0etranfe nnS Gigarren.
Gigcntbiimer @alter U. Ncn6eler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
SebbeI's einsiges MteIier.

@ir baben MIR elm ateIier in 8aIti.
more, nnS bas befiubet fid In Der
Gtase 81 ebener Groe, Nr. 321, Rprb.
8as', maize Sieb.Str. ainbsr.Y5o.
t~osrapbien cine. SpesialitGt.-0eine
Ieenten nno feinc Sreppen 81 iteisen.
5. SsbtsL, 6. Grni. geidGitsfibrer.
(275->
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
Der nere 3ua mad Yittsbnrgh.

Or perl1Bt Valtlmore nm lI,l2
@ormittags t1alit, pin rHernipIoo.
nia.9ahn," uno trifit nm s llbr
4ben6s III GittSpurab Elm. Gr bcitcbt
ors ourtgebeiraen TarIorpag1OnS
u1b Goades. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15
QpfalbrridJte aus @aibiustOu.
Mics NInttcrnf4Ilc.

L X / " 1 l ~
3n Siio.@aibington muroen &c.
tern Nadmittog pier 8lottcrntdlIe
sur &enntniB oco @ciunObcitaarntS
gebroht. Tic aronfen iinO 9Eeger,
nGmIih Abbic I. Stemart Don Nr.
1928 /. Strnbc, Siioneit. George $.
Spinfs Don 9tr. 1899, 3. Str, Sii0.
nett Sobn @uhanon bon Nr. II Ne
StrnBe. SiiOueit, mo Sultan 9ropn
BON 9tr. II, NJ StroBc. Nohborn,
lpelfc Ben .~perodd)tigen Character ci'
mes 9nltalts idlaaea bel oeH 2elttell
bemcrtten, be1ddrthtigten Die Aer5tc.
I6oie Steuort bemegte lid orci Gage
nit 2tn5eihen ser Seude IN Dem
StuottbeiI, che iiber lie bcrid)tet
muroe. 2luc &rontcn beiinoen iid
jctt I'M 9latteru.0oipita uno ibrc
Mobmun9ru pur0cr inter Guurnn-
tame 0eiteut.
Die 0iientlidc 9ibliotbet al Der :.
unO a.StroBe lit 0cit,lOiicn morOct.
neil elmer scr AugCitcllten Ooiclbit
an Ser Arontbeit lei0en iol. IS lit
Dies ser Stills 9ibliotbctor Garl Y.
Biz, Der mobrifcinIih Ole Send)e
bon einem 9ciud)e, oen er ieiner Sci.
mats, elmer fIciucn StaOt III &llinoi5,
nbitnttctc, noh@nibin0ton pcrihlcppt
bubcu iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15


z dicbt 0ir SduIo ouf
Sen 0|ru0er. - Ter 22.iGbriae
Mailer NolporO q. 1rnccp BON Nr.
tO3S, @eit. 9orrc.S trabc, mllrOc &c.
itCrn IN scr iiiOlihen Eoli5eiitotion
wcgcn on9ebIihcn IiebitoblS bon
llbren goloenen aetten uno S6mud.
9egeuitGnoen I'M 8eiommtpertbc Don
$i23.50 ourh Eoli5ciridtcr Cor untCc
$1,000 9iirgihoft Dem 8CrihtSpcrz
iobrcn iibermicicn. bic gcitoblcnen
@egcnit6uoe limo Gigcutbum bon
6rou Worp 6. 9rannon bon Nr.
1923, @eits9arre' StraBc. Ser Mn.
gcihulOigte beitritt Die Sbot mo err.
fl0rte, OoB icin ihon oitmolS porbe-
|Itroiter 9rlloer, melfer il15miiden
HeiBulls genommen bat, Den Tieb-
Itohl mnGrid)einlih begon9cn babe.
Yer Nngeihuloiqte mill an Dem
Iber0, oils Die Snd)en gcitoblcn mitr.
Den, betrunfcn gerucIen Iein. Seine
aitsioge mnfte ieboh fcinen iiber-
5ClgenOen GinOrud, lie periflimmer.
tc pielnlebr 0ic Sohe MIR nod, in-
Dem er ongob, er babe einmol fir
ieinen 9rlloer einen WantcI perpiGn.
oct; cS miro uermutbet, SOP er ard)
Oleien geitoblen bate. 9ie Volijei
lud)t had Dem 9ruocr uno oerilltt.
mebr 2iht in oie Sofe 5t bringen.
Yritgel TAFT 8eIo crbieit
Scr Sole I0am 9oroluitd) oorqeitern
bon Dem Neger Sanles $. Gottman,
GopitGn zines 9llliternbooteS, oils er
Den GopitGn ouroui oufmerfiont
mofte, ooB ibnt bel 9e5ablurg icineo
Irbeitslobncs Elm Gag 5ll ruenio an.
Gcrehnet noroen lei. 9orolpitd err
lan9te einen SoftbeiebI fir ieinen
grgreifer, unO g~eitern prroc Gott-
man ourd) Foli5eiridtcr Eodoro nit
$25 iuno Soften beitroit, sic er be.
3oblte.
K ~ NJ I
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Sic 0cgislatnr.
0ir NbitimmuHg iibcr SunOesiena-
tor fir fnr}rn nnS lnugcu Scrmiu.

mofrutcu ertoren. - lie WdbI
jGbri9cu (ermtn nod mnCntidlie.
e.
N'9'
g4alter Snlitb miro u6cr belitr
"'"' 'o'''' '
Rcpublifuner Irancc lett i'm
=.
S'""' I'''' NpP0I'''o" H'"e" wv
Icmofrotcn tort Werid,icoc.
"cH.
NruoppIis. IA Eomlor-Iie
ScoisIotur bpaonr bcrtr hip y0ohI
iiir Nun6cs ornotor y0r1 Iiuf.
ncn g3bntc mlfrhr fir bpn fnr,en scr,
ON 4 W6r} 1909 cnbcnbpn 1innnI.
Icubrtrn 5cr,uin bps ncr5torbrnpn
Srnotors glrt6rr I,Ic eormou. or.
ln6hlt or crhirJt i'm Sprot mn inn
0olta olc br~n1ofrotiider Stinmpu
7ie g9obl bca Senotprs fir hpu nm
! Wt0r, 1909 bcoinnenbcn ur,Icu 6.
iThrioru 5rrn1in bIicb nnh ,u,rrt.
it,icocn. miro Qbcr hcl,tc in oen,cin.
ionlcr Sibrua bciber S6licr yuobur.
fen Dcs Gr.@o1pcrncrrrs <obn y3oI.
fer Smith muefoQcu. Gem Gciultot
Ser ErimGrmabl oemGb, Die am Cooc
Der @oupcrnellrs,pobl itottionb. Iton.
Ben brci 6onbibotcu inn GclOe; 9r.
Noltpcrncrr E,obn Moltcr Sn,itb.
er. @oupcrncl1r 9bpin Woriielo uub
Gonorcf Iba%eoronetcr ,Eplhuo ,Src.
oerid Godep Solbott. Gr . @oupcr
neltr Smitb crbicIt 40, 0r.GIorprr.
nciir Noriielo D mo Gonorcb.gb,
o%corbnctcr SoIbott 13 Stimmrn Die
Stimmcu Ser Rcmlblifoucr. rs inn
G}ou,cu. pcreiniuten iid1 oli Rihtcr
Gobn IS Wptter pom 6 8eridtsbe.
;irf. 0euerol IcIir gonlts BON 0oI.
tlnrnre erbielt Die Stimmen ser 80
gippublifoncr fir Sen fllr,cu Ter.
min.
Gle Wbitimmunoi III Seuot,
tbs 0ptlim Der Scuotprcn fir 6cr
[ol1ocn Scnots Scrn,in NOR mic
iolot.
Tiir Smith - Eoiepb q. Setb bon
Safbpt . Gouutu. Charles u. GooOn
pom /. 9iitrift ser Stoot Volti.
more. Mnl " Gloooctt bon Yrince
W%eoroc's Gnuttn. g0, W. @plbSbn.
rollob Don Caroline Gp,rntn. Mr..
thur Iuc @ornlou Don Somoro.Go..
Z Z 8rcenmeJI q at Morn's
Gplntn, Epbu :, Sorper bon Ouecu
S;unc'o Gountp. 9loir Sec Dor W}out.
oomerp . 6o,rntp, g. Nf. WiIbournc
BON Somcrlet Gountp. \. 3. Irice
pnu gQicpn1icn Go,uttn mn w NJ
Slup bon &cntsGountu;
iilr Nariielo - 5. 4. 9co@mun
ton Carroll 9plntp, i. u. 9raib.
cars BON Nrne Mrnnocl > County, y.
). Campbell pom =, 0iitrift Der
Staot Baltimore mo 5. GboS. Sln'
tbiclm bonn 3. 9iltritt Der Staot
baltimore;
iiir Cabot - Gobn 2. 9iOoiiOn
pon Baltimore = Gountp mo &obr
y. Shannon bon Nuegonn.Gollltp;
fir Mtotter - :. y. NnoreiuS bon
Nord)citer . County, Mm. y. 9nter
Ton Snriorb . County, @orrp 4. 30.
ter bon Waihington Gountp, ".
NJ. @rolpn BON Garrett . Gountp, :.
:. Tronce bon Gecil . Gollntp z. NJ.
Griffith bon Colbert Gountp =. ".
Soncs bonn 4. Siltritt Ser Stoot
baltimore unb :, y, :. Wutbina bon
Src0erid Sulintn.
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harmonic Gaf(,"

UQHrWuHIt OuTtt"
&r. Ala, @ei.6 apette'S trafe, Garf
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @iirsburser Sof.
bram friid am 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Scben Samitag gbeno
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9treftorenlpobl Der yaQgemeineu
Geutlden @reiieubeimotb" finoet ont
nGdlten GSreitag ltott.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
STRIKE ON AT ESCANABA:
ORE DOCK WORKERS OUT
Two Agents Of Shippers in Duluth
disappearing Conditions to
Secure Workmen.

Another case of misrepresentat ton
for the purpose of securing men to
work under n-union conditions was
unearthed this week by Henry Per-
ault, president of the. Federated
Trades Assembly Of this city. Two
men were in Duluth from Escanaba
Mich, to secure ore handlers to work
on the ore docks at that point.
Mr.. Perault, hearing of their ART
val and mission, became suspicious,
as he could see no valid reason for
their coming as far as Duluth for
men, unless there was trouble on. He
telegraphed to Michigan and received
word that a lockout had been de-
clared. The ore shippers at Escanaba
have declared for the open shop and
a number Of their former employees
have gone out. 49,.
The two disciples of Grape Nut
POST misrepresented the situation, In
that they claimed there was ne
trouble in the Michigan city, Mr..
Perault soon set matters Alright In
the minds OF most of the men who
were about to accept the proposition
but the agents succeeded III securing
few, mostly eigners, Il &.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
HOW TO RENDER UNION
WEAK AND HELPLESS

An exchange publishes the follow
Dor union can be rendered weak and
helpless:
"Send your dues in by a brother.
"Speak evil Of your union whenever
there is an opportunity.
"Threaten to leave your union or
disobey it's laws If it doesn't do just
as you would have it.
Never attend meeting except when
there is no other place to go or save
a fine.
BE sure to tell everybody you meet
that you oppose the action Of your
union.
when you have a personal spite to
a brother save up your wrath till
meeting night, then tell him what you
think of him.
always hint or insinuate that
those who do the work for the union
are seeking an office or some glory
At the same time be very careful
that you do any work lest you be &C.
cused the same way.
BE sure never to say anything
good Of labor agitators who work TO,
the union when you are at the the
alter, the saloon or in bed.
Never be guilty Of going to labor
mass meetings. if you can find any
excuse for not being present. -
"Then after doing all these things
boast of being model union man.
Then let, this model union mar
write his epitaph in the family al
| bum thus: I have reaped where J
| have not sown. have enjoyed bene-
fits which I had no part in making.
have hung onto the coat-tail Of tht
great labor movement doing all
could to retard it's progress. hav,
snitten the hand that brought m,
blessing. I am an ungrateful cow.
ard ...
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Hardships Endured by Consump.
tives Who Are Sent Away
i. ~ From Their Homes.
RENT GRABBERs IN WEST,
No Need For Sufferers to Leave
- Home-Minnesota Fresh Air
is Good Enough.

Zone went off in secluded spot
and took poison is what letter
from Redlands, California, says, in re-
gard to the pitiable condition in
which consumptives find themselves,
who flock to California in search of
health. The committee on the Pre-
Of tuberculosis Of the State
Charities Aid Association, received
copy of letter which, was sent to
the Menominee News from a white
plague" fighter on the firing line, and
his appeal in the last paragraph en-
courages us to give further publicity
to his communication evidently wrung
from his sad experience, hence we
quote in full: There never could be
a worse place for consumptives to
come than California at the present
time, for there is scarcely a house or
unless they go to isolated settlements
devoted entirely to that class of pa
tients. So many have come here
mostly in the final stages of the dis
ease-that everybody's back is turned
and door closed to them. It is pitt
able to see their condition. In the
daily Of this morning is an account
of one who went off to a secluded spot
and took poison, thus ending his life.
May every one interested within the
range Of this article prevent their
friends, in any stage of the disease.
from coming to Southern California"
For years past it has been the GUS
tom to advise one who is known to
hox Tub - ~ ~
Colorado, or New Mexico, or Califor-
MIA. Thousands Of people have been
landed annually in these distant,
strange communities, absolutely pen
niless, broken in health, unable to
work. In fact not to work is one of
the conditions to recovery, and these
people are struggling for life. Then
why are they sent to these places
under circumstances, in most cases,
which make death inevitable-the
! worst Of all deaths-death among
strangers-death in poverty?
{ Yet often, even today, a physician
advises his patient, as soon as 1t is
discovered that he has tuberculosis
to go to California or to Colorado
to go as soon as he can get money
! to pay his fare. fortunately mos
physicians,- and the best ones, do no
give such advice. They will advis,
that in most cases one can be cure<
in his own home-or at least at :
sanatorium here in his own state.
Fresh air, sunlight, rest, and goo,
food are obtainable in any state AM
these are the most important factor
in effecting the cure Of consumption
Reinforce this treatment with tn
peace Of mind resulting from nearnes
to home and it hardly seems neces
sary to exile the unfortunate to dis
tant state to suffer not only in bod
but to feel the pangs of isolation.
In no case should person. havin
tuberculosis be advised to go to a ia
off state, away from his home an
friends, unless he has ample means
provide for himself the best of care
and conditions which make for happi
ness and hopefulness.
The warning from the above lette
is still most timely.