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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
WHY HASN'T AMERICAN
WORKER FORMED PARTY

During President Gompers' tour
through the industrial centers of
the European countries, the one
question he was asked over and
over again by trade unionists was
to explain why it is that the wage
workers of America have failed to
use their strength to secure in
f1uence in, or control over, the
powers of government.
The question was a pertinent one
and recognized as such by Mr..
Gompers. 1888
The European workers have OBJ
served and discussed the rapid
justification of American industry,
its monopolization of a small band
Of big capitalists. They see our
city, state and national law-making
in the hands of political parties that
only serve the labor-crushing in
terests.
They see our boycott declared a
crime, our. trade union funds made
liable to action, our trade union Of
t'tcials threatened with prison, and
the trade union itself being gradu-
ally sandbagged into feebleness by
judicial DEGREES. r II H..
They see all this and they mar
& vel at the gullibility of the work
n men Of the United States In neg
1ecting to use their overwhelmine
y power to wrest from the hands Of
industrial enemies their pres
sent control and ownership Of the
legislatures, executives and courts
h. and and to use them in the interest Of
their own class -. + / 4 l.:]
The workingmen Of England,
rance, Germany and other ,coun.
tries have their working represent
atives II their chief legislative halls,
Yet "a not one solitary legislator
presents the working class 8,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
WORKMAN WHO SOLDIERS
J.. 81. PICKS POCKET OF RI

The member :of labor union
who does not give a fair days
work to his employer is a cheat
and is doing incalculable harm to
organized labor. -1~7
:. More is: expected of a union man
than there lis; Ola non-union man,
especially as to the quality of work
rendered, and failure to come up to
the average in quality OF work, and
failure to perform an average days
work is harmful to the general
movement, retards its progress and
has d tendency TO make it. much
more .,,dif ncult to seeura ~idacreesed
wages when aseded: IL
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
the mem arsi shout ~

from the Ga bers bout their
dnes u 558',
0 Remenher, 1Er. JJnionih1 = that
your union must ihay money Ito
pay al of these things. and the
only way to set that money Is from
high dues. Paste this IN your hat
and quit kicking II yonr union
wants to straise,' you a little.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
did the labor men last Tuesday
night it means something. ~ ~

night it means something. -. 49,.
The Washington papers declared
that the outpouring was such a one
as Washington had never before
seen on any other than an inaug-
ural occasion. And perhaps it was
an inaugural occasion. Perhaps the
glorious return Of Mr.. Gompers
means the beginning of an era of
good times for the labor movement
to which it.. has hitherto been: a
stranger. Perhaps labor has just
begun to enjoy the wonderful fruits
which it has for years viewed from
distance. '>. ~. r. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
two is to raise them.

st vs. American workmen have been
fooled by this trick Tor generations:
They only began to see it in the
dazzling light OF, the great fortunes
piled up under protection. s.
IS IS These represent the difference be-
tween the raise of wages and that
OF prices. II - W..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
HAS OFTEN FALLEN FOR A
."' 49,. ~ THIS SAME OLD GAM

The number Of dollars a man
gets is nothing; what he can buy
for it is everything. :%..:.t &
To give him four dollars instead
Of three and make him pay two
prices for food and clothing, tools
and conveniences il to reduce. his
wages y r.: ssss. =. :
I 70 reduce his wages one-tbird
and cut the cost q his ! living ii
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.

The settlement of the, Douglas
controversy is, practically assured.
and the resumption OF the great
Douglass business in this city viii
promnty follow. This. is the hest
news we have, had in .Brockton afor.
a long time .--zsl33roc ktd}n Search li9ht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
$taot Baltimore.
Spnnenauf. nno llnteraang.


Sir M}orplouo mo Den Gtitritt
Columbia beutC flares @Cttcr, NT
3icnitaQ 5mtchmcnO bcIu0ltt. NIds
bioe noromcitlihc pCrGn0crIId) tper
bcn01 @in0c.
@eItcrn betrllg sic b0d)itc (Cnp2s
rotllr 81 @roo I'M ) llbr NotmIts
tu05 rul0 Der nicOrigite Thermometer
Itono mar I'M , llhr Mi0rAcno 3S
@ra0.
rSn Sen iibrigcu 9moca+@ Cttcr,
@eobottunq9itotioncn mur0c Der
nod)iuIQeroe hodlite thermometers
itono ocr5cidnCt:
GoItport IS, 8ortlono IS, Bolton
II, 9Ibnnp IS, Ncm-Yorf Is, EbiId
oeIpbio -, NtIontic As, Gopc Mo0
4S. g3oibington 81, NorioIt a. 0ot.
tcroa IS, Charlotte g. Nilmiu0ton
81, GborIcitou IS, Souonnob 20,
&odionpiQc IS, Sltpitcr II, &cn4g9clt
n, Ntlo1to Sc. Wontgomcrp a.
Ntlp-S rlcoua so, Eoleitiuc 81, @ol
peiton 10, Corpus Gbrilti IS, Mcur
pbis ~. Cincinnati As, Eittabur9 lG,
SsiucQo is, Buffalo 10, GlcpClnnb
10, Gctroit as, NIpcnn 10, MorQucttc
~, @rccn Ban IS, Chicago l6, I'll
llttG 4S, Ct. Folll -, Ct. @olri5 56,
aonioSsGitp GO, Snlaho 81, Nuron
-, 9iSmort 81, Niliiton 81, SABRE
Is, &clcno rs, Solt 2otc 81. 0cnper
a. NOrtb Flottc "a, Googc-Gitp IS,
NmoriIlo 81, Ho9 Nngclt9 II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
llnbcgrcn5tc W6glid)fcitcn.

Gin Scihlnb" iiibrt 5n id)or.
Icr Icbotte IN ser Gonicrcll5 scr
biid)0ilihcn OtctGooiltcn Stride
6inbct itorfe Cppolition mo miro
ihlieblid) IN pcrGnbe,ter Tornl
oll9cnommen.
@0hr>n0 Der gCitrigcn Sibn1 Scr
9oltimorcr %obrcS. Goniercnj DER hi
id)0ilihcn Wctbooiitcn.aird)e, meld)s
5llr 3eit III ser Hronomnp : Stride
tu9t. fon cH 5ll clller bibigen Gcbot.
tc, ais Eoitor ". ). Ntcatnncp pon
Der Nron0muu Stride iol1cnocn Ne
ldllllB cinreihtc: y&n NibCtruht, 0oH
6lrd) Die @oricbung @ottc0. pic mir
icIt 9luubtn @illinm Souaro Suit
3um E%rGiibcnten Der Ser. Stoutcn
crluGhit uno %inoll0llrirt murbc; u,lo
IN Nnbetroht, Dob CT in icber Silent.
lidcn StcllunN, Die err bisher belief
E1tc, ieine Spmputbic iiir b;e bod.
item Soeolc iompbl in 9e5ug oui oiC
alr1e, iuie Del, Staut 5eiate, lei es
bcidloiieu, ooB mir inn ilno leincr
Gcrpoltuna ~lunicre lopole llnteritiit
sung pcriprcd)cn mo inbriinItig be
ten oaB er bel Der NuSilbung icoer
Idrpieri9cn Inltsbnnolung Die OOtt.
life Siibrilng mo SeAcn babtn mo.
&C, no CAB inter lcincr lpeiien ino
iidcrcn Seitung Die Station III ic0cr
&inIid)t SIT ihrem bod,itcn @ortbeil
proipcrircn moge." Sniort nod Ser
lelung oeS 9cIhluIieS bcnntrogte Ir.
George =. Bacon BON Der Soli0laS.
Wcnrorlal Stride 5u @oibin9tou. oaE
eerlclbc c%ntlpeoet awf Den Gid &c
legt ober 5uriidgc5ogen ruerben ioue.
Selnem HntroD folgte Damn cill
ifuricS @ortgeiett. melhes iflicB-
lid) bonlit enoctc. oob Sr. q. 5. Gill
iolgcnocn 9eifliB i%ubitituirtc, bel
nit GROCER Maioritdt oll9enonmel
nuroe: "GS lei hicrmit beidIloiicn
Dob mir @iliom Soluarb Snit 81
ieincr G%rluobliing sum Yrdiihcnter
scr Sereini9ten Stooten grntltlircl
mo bub mir i'm lnierer inbriinItigel
Gebctc fiir oeu Griolg ieincr Iomi
niitrotion pcriid)cru."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04

Gin bentid)es 8eidait, init beut'
id)cn Erinsipicn, 1T Sas iuoblbefann.
tr RbutusraphiidDe Stnbio bon Nlar:
GciHert, 409-411 WOrb-8 Ctr.
Sic iinoen bier bic animcrfiamite
@cbauSluns. Ylc Mrbriten inter
pcri0nlidJer urberiuad dung, nnb nnr
fcimitcs Ntaterial gelanst snr Yer-
arbcitnng in nnicrrn Hprtraits. Jar
G%omfirmanoen ipc5ielle Yreisermafi-
snns. 5amiliensrnppcn nnb Der.
grGRcrunscm nad) nlten 8ilSern bis
5nr sebcussrOkc. @ans beipnbere
Ncnbrit, Yoitfarten nit Sbrer Yho.
tparapbie in bodJfciner Nnsfihrnas,
cin5ir MIR in meinem Stnbio az Ia.
ben. aabinetbiloer pon $1.5O anf-
,oarts. (Ie5t3,1&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04

8ehaubluug ipar i6 eeiunb. Sd ees
brmlhte nellu SlaSheu Yerllua. Wein
Sail mar lluterIeibsleibeu ober Hubr.
sd perlu6te audi Terllna BET
etuem 9uiteu nah 8orihriit uuo eS
iibertraf alien 5uiteuiprip, ben i'd ies
mails ~9ebrauhte.
sd piiulhe, baB jeoer 2eioenbe
Teruna probiren ipiirbe."
Ee=rusna als Elm Sonie.
Capt. 81. 9. Smitb, Greensboro.
Ga. i6reibt:
"Na6 benz @ebraud mebrerer Slcs
i6en Yerllnu fam i'd es ais cine Der
beiten Gotarrbs Rebi3inen I'M Iartte
empfeblen. Ils Comic bot eS niGt
ieines9leiden.
.Eerunn tblt allies, tuas babpu BE-.
ballptet birb."
Wtasenfatarrb.
&err Senrp NeelD. Grlter 2eutnant
III So. IS, Sc. 8egiment. 9. V. S.,
9or 623. Srenton, Yto.. ihreibt: SD
lit Sabre lang al Wagentatarrb. Sd
lab cine Yerunas In5eise uno taufte
cine Sla1de, unb jebe Soils bradte
mebr g%eiIeruna. Sieben GIoideu has
| ben mid bouitdnbi9 f%urirt."
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Ealmiunntn0.

WciBt Gus, mas Der Sdg bc6cutet,
Shongrldmiidte ainoerldoor?
Glternhonn bat cid Q~eIcitct
,3lt Dem ieitlidCn NItor.
SorgenIos acbt ibr climber,
Nls Oh bier Gin Simmel mar,
limo Die Wor0englodcn ruicn,
81 ocS ScmpClS bcil'Ncn Stuicn.
@Ioubt ibr, 10 miro'a INNER bleibcn :
Sumner bcit'rcr Sonncnid)cin?
NnIO ipirh'S Sfiiflcin ltrommGrtS
trciben
I'm 0aa S%ebenanleer bincin
Seute griiBt cud) nod 0aS @lild,
@ormdrts ldallt ibr, nid)t 3ltriId,
3reiloig rc0cn lid Die @cr5en
sSrci uon Summer, irct Don Shnlcr-
sen.
Goniirnlanoelll loBt mid irogcll,
@eiit', on ibr 10 it0n %0cid)mildt:
User bot cudl Qelicbt, 0etrnaCn?
Wer bot ClId) 10 reid beglildt?"
Glternlicbe bats qctholL
Shmiidt nit Wlumcn el,rc @obul
limo tolunl ieib ibr inttNcQcilen
Sin0 oic Gltcrn id)on %ncrgcI'cn.
Gltcrnlicbc. Gltcruiorgcll -
Snot, mouu mCrocn Die bCIohnt?
W~icnloro licht ooS Seer Der SorNci,
Cos in Gltcrnher5cl npbnt;
Sb Die &inber tlcilt. oh QroB,
Sprocn tit Der Gltcrn Zoos,
Sa0t, NUS miro ihr Snbu emit lucr.
0cn?
ltnbonf crnotcn tic nlI Gr0Cn!
Sorts, al 6ieicm iroben Gage.
99o ole Eolnlcn cild) innuch'm
Sort oc0 Sebrcrs crllltc Troac;
Soll Der 0cg emit onimGrtS Nch'nI
1solot Den boien Wenid)cn nidlt,
Sort. ipoS Glternliebe ipridIt.
@ottco Scgcll, @ottea @nooc
Siibre clld) alli icocn Eiooc,
Wnnd)cS Scbcu acbt ucrloren
XII Der meiteu @clt BORT broub.
los oeu Gltcrn Srcu 9cidnuorcll.
Sroilcr hcrriht i'm Glternbona,
Ndl ibr ainb mar ia ihr Wliid,
Seine 5brGlle rufus 3nriid
ainber! lobt ciid) bout crmohnch
@onbelt oilf Der SuGcno @obncn!
Gcnft an Die. Ole iiir cuh iorNcn,
Gle elldl liebcn trcll mo mohr.
Gonft ce ibncu ale Mor0cn
Yleibt geboriom imnner0or.
G~Iternliebc, fGlllid Gut!
y2enn ole emit i'm @rabe ruht.
-, bonn ipcroet ibr'S crfobrcn,
Was Ole Glternhcricn morcn.
u, &. e.
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Nns Den Saacn Der Suits.

Giicnbabn EnItclcrt Eolucll negcrl
llnterihlngung Don @ricicn III
OrCi Sobrcn 0eidngniB pcrltr.
tbcilt. - @r. Sol. ~. 3%onoiSti
bon Cincm Ntcgcr ouf Shobcncr-
loB perfln0t.
Non q. EoluCu, elm Giicnbobn Holt-
Glerf nltf Der Strede 5miid)cn Gllnt-
brrlon0, Wio., ulto 9urbil, ". 80,
bcfonlte lid) 9cltcrn &ormittn1 inl
NunOcs Ttitrifta @crid)t ituloig,
int %unltor 5luei @ricie BON Der NoIt
ltntCrldllagcn III habclL llnolpllroc 5ll
Orci &obrcn @ci0noniB ucrurtbeilt,
luCIdc CT inn Wul0ea Ocf0ngniB 81
Ntlnntu, 60, ob5rlbiiBcn bat. Eolucll
Der % Sabre alt lit, mor irilbcrS dull
lcbrcr, uld mndtc er Den lpanild).
omcritonildlcn &ricg NIT.
&crlungtS hnbcncriot.
SIN Stobigerid)t reid)tc geitern Der
NCgcr &orrp @rumn NeNen &olepbM.
3onloiafi. bclt bcfanlltcn Snbatcr Ct.
mes rleftriifcn Nusitotiull9a.NcidGf
ties, cine oltf $1,000 lollIcnbe Sd,u=
0encrlnbfloNc lpe0el1 lillgcrcftcr Der.
boitltng uno Notwithstanding cill.
@rolpn mar oln 20. MGr5 inter Der
Nlliduloigiing pcrbnitct mo benz Sc
rid)tapcriohrcn iibcrmiclcn, bon Sru.
3unloiSfi Elm Gllolltum @niolin &c
itohlcn 5u hobeu. %pr Hid)tcr 8orter
in Nbtbeilrmg > oCs Griminulgerid)
res nlroe CT uber am Sreitoo I'M.
ifuloi0 %bciltnbcn.
Cine ~ d nti6ci
0ung.
@cncrolon1polt Stroits hat Dem
Stoots Gontroleur &ering cin @lit-
odlten obgegebcl, ipoitod) nilspGrtige
Gorpprutioncn, fuelhc in oieiemS tact
anpitol IN 8ru1ociGentbum onlc9en,
nid)t Stcuern ultf oaa 0runoeigen
thllm ~Ionbcrn oltd alii boa anaelcgtC
&upitol 5u bc5ahlcn boben. Gr bo-
'irt ici1 @iItad,tell orf Scftion 10,
&apitel $40 Der 9tfte BON 1908, lpeld)c
baS licitc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES biloct.
Ter 8cncralnnpult hGlt oanlit Den
pom Gontrolcur cingcnommenen
Stnnbpunft oliired)t.
Gr II d) t um D SIS pnfurSpcr
ohren.
Soiepb Ieinbcrg, ein GitsucIier Dol,
Or. III, Hpro SroutltroBc, bean.
tragic geitern i'm @unoes-G iitriftsec.
rift GollfurS : Groiinlng. 9ei Set,
ltellllig ieincr &erlnogenS %erbGIt.
niiie gab 6einbera on. Dab ieine Scr.
binblid)feiten $3902, mo leine 8ut
hobcn $2S,130 betrogen. Tie @utbo.
ben icecn iiA nEv foIacnocrmobeu
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Son See uuo Saien.

| 3lpiiteH0eds B~dIIu1tere Der oA0ln"
~geIun0ct. - 4ampier iGbrt bclttt
pGCr morgen nuft @ulpciton. -
%ubrt3btritt oc9 9ireftorenrutb2
0eS N%or00cutid)cn 2lopo.
&m @ouie GC3 N%cItrigen Iormit,
toQ5 murOcn bic iiir Den bieii1en &o.
len beitimmtCn $40 3lpiihenbedSpai.
inQicrc 0GS Noroo. SlopO.I Campers
oM0lu." sc, an 6rcitnG NbcllO bier
unlanAtc, inter Gcitung 0ca Git
Observation-Disclosures Stump gcs
lun0et. 3mct ser GinlunnOCrcr lultrs
Den BON Der Sonorrng ol9aeihIon1n,
"a bCIiirdtct miro, oaB 0iCielben Dent
@cncimucIcn jlr Enit iollcn milr0cn ;
nlid) luur0Cn Ctluu 10 EcrIoncn por4
lGltiig 5uriidgcbalttn. Gtuu Otc Nulfa
tc Der NnGctontmcncn Nuarcn Wtdns
ncr, peld)c bereit3 III ocn Tcrcinigtcn
Stooten morCrL ie0od) lcbte2 Sabr III
SoINc Ser 6inonjtriiia nod ibrcll
@cImntbaortcn }urild0crciit murcn.-
9ic .&0ln" miro helltc Nodnlittug
oOcr ip0tcitcn3 morNcu Goruitto0
nod WnlpcltolL Gtrna, lpeitcr 0onl=
pfCn.
%0breobcrid)t 0en HlouO
Ter Gircftorcnrntb Der NoroOcut-
iben SIopo GonpfidiliiobrtS p Sc
icuidoit" bat Ioebtn ieincn SAB
resi- eidGitablridt befolunt 0cgeben.
lornnh itcQt lid Der HobgCuinr nu;
mn S2,3OL50O, gcacn SS,11425O I'M
Sabre 1907. Gicie Sununc, 10 beiBt
Is in Gem Ncrift, Qcnii1t uiht, mn
Die notbmcn0iNc Nbidreibuug iiir
S6iffe III 0edcn. 1ubcr miliicn bic
AcionmtCn Holt- unO Ncpnrirung9-
H%ciCrpcfon0a IN Nnlprlth gcnommet
mcrU2lL nm Die WtittcI iiir sic Nbs
%id,rcibulQ in M5he bon $3,5OG,150 SIT
bciMoiicn. Nm Sabre 1907 bctrll9en
oitic 2lbihrcibumAcn $l0l7500. Ser
Gtrcftorcnrutb io0t III elmer Scr
ErCiic ilbcrNebcnCn GrflGrlmg, cr
CLAUDE, 0nb cine 0eringcrc Nbitrci
bum9, ais ionit iiblih, mGglit iei1
lper6t. neil cine 2ln5obl bon StiiiCn
Ger @eicuidoIt ultigelegen mo oca-
bolb meniAcr NbnuBln9 l%tott9eiul-
0cl1, mic menn bic Sfiiie i'm Gent
~NcItnn0en bitten. Gip obigtn 3uhIen
id)lieben ntdIt Die Summc bon $685.
80 cilL mclde ulti 0en NorOo. SIopo
olli @rrno bca }lbfommena NIT oent
.Eool" ola Ginnobnlc.Nntbcil, ent.
Ipredcno ser Gltote oeS 9%(fticnfapi.
tola, follen.
Ser Tuhrcaberid)t erflGrt ncitcr,
bob Die GrQcbniiie oes pcrgon8cnen
WeidGitajobrea bodlit mgiinitig &c.
meitn ieien. Tics miro oli Die nod
ME %Oogcueicne &crminoerung Der
Nr3abl Der beforbcrten 3piihenoeds.
Eal'a1icre 5uriid0ciiiGrt; $4,000 ne
niger, ais I'M Satire 1907. &n lester
3cit babe Die 9hlHmanocruug nod
Den Der. Stootcn ollcroin0o mieocr
5lAcnommen.
GcN GireftorcnrotG oiebt ocy 0oif-
nllna Nlsornd, Dob sic ollgcnbllfIi.
dc Hegclun9 Ser SonoeIsbe5iebun
gen 5luiifen Ieutidlono uno 9llncri,
ia bolO cinem &onOclSuertrnAc Mas
MADDEN mcroc.
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Sdlnh.G
Sdlnh.Gunsert,
,ScntidD. ltngnriidlcr GicOcrfran5",
C%ttcrbcin's Sa0e, 2pcuit- Toint,
Sitcrmontag. Gintr. Sc, Camille 25c
(91,101D
(9l,10t.
.Irc0crid $ountp g

,SrcDcrid $|ountp &c.
ieIlihoft" organllirt. 49,
SSriibcrc Ginpohncr pom 6reoerid
County. iprld)e i'll Der @obnlrn1 Ocs
&rn. :. ". Trice. 9tr. $40, Noro.
SdrooerltroBe, cine @%eriommliutQ
abbieltei,, sriinoetelt cine Temperate
Organization, Die Srcoerid County.
UeleQidoit." ourd) Die @ahl iolgcn.
Scr @eomteu: YrGiiocnt :. ~. Erice
Niee YrGiibeni Hoitor ". g. 7.
Wcsger, Sefrctdr ". W. @eiSbcrt
Sd,aerneiiier Gu9en Snuer. Tm tonr
member 1onncritag iou cine pcitert
@eriammIlng ltottiinben, nm einc
permancittc Organization jill iornli.
rrn.
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: Gcl6icnnnnaen.

@clbienbumgen nod Geutidlanb
uno SeItrei6 ltnsarn iider lnlb
ifncn beiorQt. 5, 10 uno 90 Dart.
ictpie 10 unb 20 Gronen Sdeine Su
oertaufcn.
SbeO. s. 9iener & Co.,
fa--) Vr. 2t7. Ci.Valtimnre-Str.
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Srdsc 2ebcr, Wagculcineu.

ocrr Games C'@Drnc. G26 @obis
iou Ctr, Gopefo, Ana., &onDuttelr Der
Gontn Sc : @abu m0 M,t0Iieb beS
Sroeu5 ser Observation-Disclosures,
i1reiUt:
sd Tit on elmer trdaen 2e6er unb
0toaeubeihiperOeh lpopurh mei1
Ieint fnbl lpurbe, unb i6 filblte be-
ftdnoi9 milhc uub clenh.
nGiue Eautc ihric6 mir, lie nebme
&erlnn nit 10 gutem grfplAe, hnB lie
mir rattle, e5 81 probiren. Sd tauite
idIieBlih cine Slni6c, obtppbl ib gez
gen @ntentmcoi8in bin.
sd fnnb jebod, NuB 9eruno an8e<
ne6m ihneft unO lpirtIom lit, benn
i'd beiono mid nuh elmer @ode better.
Sd nobnt I'M @ansen flint SInihcr
mn iono, bnb iA feline mebr ges
5rdlldc.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11
Firemen's Annual Banquet

pleasant. After the members and
guests had eaten their I'LL OF the mag
nidcent spread, a number Of witty
toasts were made by members Of the
city council. ami the Minot Press
club who were guests Of honor. The
firemen themselves showed that they
could talk as we'll as light fire. Mayor
Clark as POSTMASTER was in the hap
piest frame Of mind.
The Minot fremen deserve much
credit for the many good acts they
have done in saving Minot from, q
serious IRE during the past few years,
and with an uptotiate water works
system, they are going to be better
equipped than ever and will surely
rank with the best companies in the
state. The city council is disposed to
act fairly by the boys, and this is
appreciated more than they could
well express Wednesday might. The
fire box system Is soon to be intall-
ed In Minot and other Improvements
made.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11

y. c. Dorman announces q big
automobile contest this week. the
$14o0 Buick touring car to be given
to the man securing the most votes
ct one cent per vote. Mr.. Dorman
allows i've thousand votes for every
new machine that is sold before the
contest ends, and the buyer may cast
these votes for his favorite. Someone
i likely to get mighty fne machine
for little money. look elsewhere
for the conditions.
B Mrs. Paul v. Mccoy left today for
ST.. Paul where she will shop for
several days. Her husband will soon
Join her and together they will Wis
1t the various winter resorts Of the
south. MT. Mccoy will go east to
Cd his annual shopping before his
IstuEn..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11

The firemen are ever jolly good
fellows, and those who had the pleas
ure of sitting down at the annual
banquet given by the Minot Fire De-
3artment at the Dacotah hotel We'd
nesday night. felt we'll repaid for
their time. Twenty members of the
Kenmare Fire Department were on
hand in uniform, as Jack Charmley
says about one-third Of the members
of tie company, the other two. thirds
being left at home in case of dis
aster. EARLY in the evening Kenmare
boys were taken to the theatres
where they were shown real metro
politan attractions. The Kenmare
dremen's quartet rendered several
selections from the stage at the Ly-
ceum which were greatly enjoyed.
Those Kenmare boys are great sing.
ers. g5%y
AT the banquet the quartet sang
twenty or more of their famous songs
assisting in making the evening most
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-11
"a's'ng Alfalfa -.

When a far,n, Clover
sssee ss M M'not several vssr a., was Y.
perinente one via; farmer present na, ed
nahota The farm asssns z;, it in North
how ys'u msn held recently were At a., the
al,a,,a many had experiments, asked
up, not since aea, and a few hands with with
one =. Of the institute W p le &C. con
tute e. s.v me SPECIALISTS at the I insti
jntans..s and clover which prov sowing
,lss,sse ing. He spoke Of t, very
p p,ss !, taking nitrogen from tna eno o,
which builds up the soil oil" ene ali,
a s,rsD.ar TO the roots of these n1an.a
sponsHole for the taking If 49,
nitrogen from the air. A. :. Tue
sae sou Is not inoculated with iris
a''1a' Few of the plants are 1ikelv
:. ~ slow. The stronger plants viii
.n'.'e out most of them are likely
70 De weak, spindly and will die.
rernaps few of the plants have
one bacteria. and when they are olow
cd, this bacteria is scattered about
ohe soil and the next seed that is
sown will thrive well. The stand
will improve from year to year in
this way. Years ago in Pembina
county, N. D., the farmers considered
it impossible to grow clover sue
cessfufly. Now this Is one off the
finest clover sections in the United
States Mr.. Porter passed a Jar con-
tanning sample Of clover raised on
a field OF four acres which produced
Last season eleven bushels Of seed.
The seed is worth ten dollars bush
Ell, or at leastisbringing 1t, ami none
OF it is for sale any more. The first
crop Of this clover was cut on July
2, and produced two tons OF hay per
acre. The second crop was cut on
Sept. 20, and produced eleven bushels
OF seed.
A 80 bushei crop Of wheat will
take only forty pounds of nitrogen
from the air while in one season a
fair crop OF clover or alfalfa will
take enough nitrogen to last ten sea-
sons If it is all used properly.
How to get a Good Stand Of Glover.
The Fargo agricultural college first