The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-20


endorsing itself in the kind of action that brought from
it of
body why
in proceedings lot of would like
the executive of Federation
that question.
Saturday morning heard delegate Rco-I
spell his namemake his justice his fellow country
men It terrific aragnment Of the imperial policy of our
republic he made splendid
asked for adopted without a dissenting voice
Friday Raymond Robins president the
ernatona Trades Union League and the faterna delegate
that organization addressed the convention Lincoln workers know
how eloquent and force her distinguished husband
the aspirations and hopes Of organized labor Well wish they
could hear the wife She spoke for teeuarters of hour
amidst silence only broken and then by applause Time
and again of strong in that splendid audience
their Mrs Robins pictured
o the and child workers of the world and made plea
for Federation
they protected greed
to erct oa from the ability of Raymond Robins himself
but if hold his the hamponing
of labor he will have keep going if he remains
with Mrs Raymond Bobins The first thing going work
for this wonderful
speak from Lincoln platform the and of
splendid city.
haven't had much opportunity watch convention proceed
ings have compelled whip for the
this electrical squabbe And it has be
Ia pleasant exciting job
big temperance meeting Massey Sunday
afternoon stez Lennon,
MITCHELL Tom Lewis John Harding and others spoke 1t
prohibition meeting Neither county option meeting
1t meeting in all that the term implies and
wouldn't ask better addresses fevent appeals
living right living appeared
representatives of the Federation of Labor but
individual workers trying frame policies that would benefit
the whole of toll 1t inspiring sight. Massey hall,
beautiful auditorium Will seat 2oo people, and 1T was crowded
the inspiration, here's hoping
that of the kind will be held
Sullivan, secretary International
Union of the live of the convention Jere
lights something joke
he played 'Unce SAM Gompers good When Uncle
Sam his foreign Jee hove sight,
the od man. stepping the plank Jere handed him
bottle saying It's good thrtyyearold and you
take thanked donor
day rolling
the bottle little something for With
mouth watering in anticipation he pulled the cork tipped the bot
tile and took couple Of big swallows Wish
could tell what Uncle Sam said And wish could tell
how label bottle
that label
i We had Saturday We in front
of the hall looked while photographer
going get pictures present
Central Labor Union. When you will find
Gated in the midst of bunch Of labor editors who look like they
were having a good time
Saturday night took have az
time handethe smoker rendered the delegates
visitors by Toronto Typographical Union No.
time and heard the presidents Of four the allied
e bookbnde eotypes photo-engravcrs quit prompt
y midnight Difference Toronto Sunday just
the clock up Canadian
friends God king sang
lt America
r Perhaps word Temple
be of interest Wageworker Temple
lis sefsustanng per
ment and has besides little surplus The billiard
ans seventeen tables The library well supplied with good
books and there eight good halls including
ing hail. assembly hail. that sixty feet square gal
ey all four sides The gymnasium beauty and
rooms models of their kind | told
social for the tightly
organized town is conducted by board of control and