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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
@nlberabernc i bitenoe.

@pert Mor, naor Bobegie1terne
iorla6er Sitenoe, buffer Der en- Moss
lie merfeli9e Eerioner op, iom meb
flor. SSper giper Jig til at opgrape og
giennemigge Stranbbrebbe1, oe &op=
bun6en inbe peb 2onb. Set er be11
mo0erne 3i6S @,1lbgropertppe, Golf,
iom Tiger efter be .9mpffer o.. lign.,
iom 8ooe9iGlterne far tabt / So
oct.
Set er nemlig CIT &ietosgiernina,
at Sc mango Gamer og &errer, ionl
mellem Mor og Dug beisger bette
@uropas melt %faibiouable 8aoe1teo,
omgaoes ret let1tnoiet meo oercS
Smpffegienitonoe. Noor De er /
&an6et, fol6er &inge, Mrmboano,
3renringe, l1bre o. Iien. let fra Dem,
og man forteller, at oe 8eroiiager,
ser aarlig gaor til Bunbs peb Often
6es Stronb, onoroger flere MiIlioner
Granfs.
Saa mart S9ionen er forbi, font
mer @ul6graberne reiienoe 6ertil fra
alle @gne al 8eleien. st StDffe u6e
i @anoet refer oe en- Duau1ine, iom
ifal forbinore, at Smpfferne UNDER
Sc beftige gfteraarsitorme ifplles
bort, og iao gaor set lss meo at ero=
be 5anoet op. @1,loiogerne li99cr
joni &egel / Operflooc,1, og Oct er Ell
forbolosbis let Sag at finbe Dem,
loo meget mere, iom &anbet altib err
meget flart pao 6e1ne Morsti6, %
~@l1logroperne" me,ter ielp, at oct
fun, er poerlt fao @%ienitonbe, Scr
unogaar oeres ipeioe16e 9jne.
Otter Sigen6e er Oct mango Ser
ioner, Ser noeluffenoe lcper al bette
@ul6filferi. @bis en- Mono er bcl-
Big, fan fan let tiene Jig ct Bor 5n>
iin6 Sranfs ON 9oeen. 0e, Der
finder @ul6et, betrogtes ion1 bcts
retsmesiige giere, og set funoe al
brig fal6e nogen ino at beitrioe Sc
res &et til oct. Set afietteS til CT
Gel &jgbmeno - nreft Sg6er -,
iom bar oprettet bele @ulbimeoefor=
retninger, bpor ser fun iorbonbles
@uloiager, font ct funbne paa
Gtron6breb6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
5onoerjv!lano.

80 e g II s e e s
@nfe / 81 NJ t + p, 2intrup
@ogn, bar iolgt Sen enc al fine @oar=
&c. nemlig oen> iom ti0ligere tilbgrte
SSgrgen @un0eier1, til 2anomono Sgr-
gen Mn6erle en- fra ul6al. &igbe1um.
men er $4,000 Morf. S &anoelen
meofglger 5 @eite og Mblsre6faber,
men ingen &reoturer.
@nor6eer @orI Ma.ns-
B u I &gooing bar iolgt fin / &ier.
ting @fop beliegen0e @aur0 me6 fulo
8eietning og Sn6apl til &an6els.
mano &eter Sdrgenien fra &arrebp
for en- &igbeium al $4,000 Marf.
Sill @aar6en b9rer ser ct Mreal al
SO @eftar. @aar6en agtes uopar-
celleret. 9bertogelle n er oIlereoe
ifet.
9p6sfaI6. Heniioneret Degn
og 2prer &eter Sgrenien &onien, ti6-
ligere / @ilitrup, er afgaaet be6 9e-
Sen / @o0ersleb. Sen beniobeoe bar
fp6t Sen 2. Sanuor 1881 / 9ttersbgl
Wioloen Sogn, Spnoer Mmt). &on
par n66annet pon &onl1m @emina-
RUM, og 6en 8. 0ft. 1851 blep fan
aniat lom 2erer / @ilitrup. Sra
1864 til l.. Mop. 1889 bar fan 9egn
lammelte0s. Den be6engangne bor
altiau beret 2erer og 9egn / &il<
itrltp @ogn / 38 Nar. Gn tiltogenoe
Nerpeiitet tbang bam til at toge Mf=
ifeo. Si0en 1889 far fan boet / So
oerslep. 9egn @anien bar en- afbol6t
Mano / @ilitrup Sogn, bpilfet ogloo
Ibiite Jig SEN Dag / Sag, i6et fan bi=
ito0 8eboerne me6 &ao6 og Doa6,
|ilgr @fatteanliggen6er. Sen of6g=
Be efterlaoer Jig @nfe og iefs 8prn,
bporof Sc to opbol6er fig / Mmerifo;
EFT @gn penote bjem IA Gage, fpr
6aoeren 6g6e.
@1eo Degn @onien er en- at Sc foo
enonu leben6e 2Grere al Sen gamle
'Sfole gaaet ben6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

ne6iat iig iom Ganblagc ! SabersIep,
bite De fsrite Eegn paa ban5 Spg-
bonn, 2uneeblsbntng, Jig, ben blep
bprre og pprre, og / 1904 m1atte
ban opgipe fin 8rafiis % reiie til
Norge, boor ban Tom noget til &rGi-
ter. 5aa lRrte bans Suitru EanO=
tefnif og Sc %arbeioe6e MI en- 9iD i
6Rllesifab, men tifiibit blep Oct @u-
itruen, iom moatte Bore belle 2esiet
% tillige pleje i'm Mano, lom fiji BET
enc Mnfal6 al Spgoommen eiter oct
an6et> in6til fan ogbe 5. 6. Nobbr.
San6lege 2asien og bans &uitrus
goot e%llepeaarige @ggteifab bar baret
ct 2ib / Moogang. Men oct lpie og
frei6i9e Moo bar fulgt Dem og fprt
oem no ODER Moogon9ens perite
gn6nu paa lit lange, Spgelejc
ban meo Sl1teresie, bpao Der
be6rgrte bans fiRre Rorolespig. Saa
b6rer til Sen @re6s al Mfabemifere,
iom u6eluffen6e bar facet 6eres 10
0annelie paa preusiiife 29%reranitol=
ter, MEN alligebel bar bebaret @engi-
benbe0en og Iroifobe1 moo oct fra
69brene nebarpe6e. San bar en- al
1e ferite, ser noen at tage @enipn
fulbt no itillebe Jig / &effen al DC
Dngre uniperi itetsubbmne6e Mpno
iom MI flere og flere / 9ol toger Del
/ 6oriparet al og / Mrbeioet for
9%anifbeoens Beparelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
9cn bpjcitc Sernbancbrp / &erbcn.

Den frantic Minilter for be offen:
lige Mrbej6er aabne6e forleoen 6a6es:
Sernbanepiobuften mellem Montblu:
con og acknowledgement oher 81
oule=G belget.
8ia6uften ligger $50 500 ope1
0nlens Sebnbei6e, og 6en franiff
&resie me6oeler, at Sen paagielben:
6e Sernbanebro Ell Sen b9ieite poc
Sor6en; BEN er iaale6es Is SOD beie:
re ems @olfteef=8roen / 8trma oQ
80 SOD beiere emo 6en befien6te So:
robtt=8ro / 9epartementet @nntal.
Sen npe @ro ct. omtrent 1875
500 lang og 66 500 bre6; BEN Ell
bpgget at Gtaal og beier 2,400 Cons
og itettes al to megttge, 300 Sol
bbie observation-disclosures ser bbile1
paa ltore 6o6itDffer; ser er meb:
gaaet $4,000 @ubifmeter Mnrfon:
ltruftion, Ser bbiler paa &lippen, til
Chronological. Get 1tore og %banlfeli=
&c Mrbei6e, ser Photographers / Otter
aaret 1901 og bar foltet 4 Millioner
Grancs, forlinfebeS beo ct &lippe:
fired. Ser er fife forefal6et nnget
Sab al Me11nel felip UNDER Set beip9r,
lige Mrbeioe, og 8roen lfil6res Joni
ct al Sc interesianteite Mnlpg / lin
.Slag5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
8 8r 81 u E uben.
s. runpfpI IT. GorIe6en bIep Mis.

I E StS A'SES%y SS4~ T5S#IHS% l&NEE S9HHESi
8rubeoIf Gorleben bIep Mis.
fion9r 2aurtos &agelsfiRr og Sa'
fobine 2arien nieoe i Sort Mrtbur
al Misiion9r Baiotlsp. S ben Sin.
lebning bar ser fommen mango Men,
neifer ~ piit oper 200 ~ tiliteoe !
8ruogommens Stem / Sfait for at
brtnge bans Gor9lore % Spifenoe
oeres 9pfgnifring.
&erreIge &nn6re1 !.
t rome ebler. Malborg Foliti
efterlpier @ieren al 5 &un6reofrone<
ieoler> ser torleoen fanotes bag Cos
maaleren / @ienbomen paa &iernet
al Mlgaoe og Strm61tien. Mel6er
Ser Zig ingen retmesiig @iermanb,
bil 6inoerne fao l16betalt en- Ereoie>
BEL al 8elpbet / 6in6elpn, meoens
&eiten oil tilfalbe Staten.
gien6omsa1 G.. Eroprie=
tgr / 8reinbolm al @tobolm bar
iolgt u9tobolmgaar6" til @ogfgrer
8erg / Sfipe for $4,000 &roner.
Sbertngelien ifer itrafs.
- @roprieter M}iffelien far mo-
geififtet 8enoltrupgaaro peo @jorts=
bei meb &erregaaroen 8aaosgaarb,
ser ligger IL W2i1 fra sfipe og eies
at &roprieter @ermanien / &an6ers.
8en6itrupeaar6 er aniat til Ell Seer
81 af $4,000 &r., 8aabsgaoro til
10000 Rroner.
= Hroprieter 8. S. &1ru6ien bar
iolgt lin @ienoom "Ebulitrupluno"
be6 Gre6ensborg me6 Mreol 80 Gbr.
2an6 til neutrality-suspicious. 6. Mob=
len, @grre-8robp, Gpen, for Ell &i6-
beium al $4,000 ST.. l16betoling
$4,000 @r. M 8eietning oe SSr~
benton me6fglger. Spertogelien FER
1. December.
- Broprieter S. g.. Glien al @ib-
berbolt og &roprietar @iels Nielien
al 8raa Stationsbp / @en6ipsie1 bar
mageififtet 6eres @ienooma11e. @ib.
berbolt ct / &an6elen aniot til S..
600 &r., bboraf $4,000 for 2ssbre.
@ienbemmen / @rao ct oniot til &c.
600 &r.> bporaf 5000 for 2ssgre.
:.
D6bsfo16. stiftfpiifrs, 81.
me6. 8. 8. Mpller, MoIborg, er al.
gooet beo Dgoen, rs Mar gommel.
@ognepreit til Saril6<Nbleb
be6 ODER Simon BIo11g @osmusien,
CT oeo, 60 Mor garmmeI.
- Gobrtfsin1peftpr 9. 8ruur
bleb paa @o6en / Mon6ers rant al ct
@1agtilfel6e. Gan fiertes itrafs til
tit @iem, men be6 MnfomIten BERTH
bar fan beo.
: = Sagfgrer, Direftsr / Silfeborg
8anf s. g.. s. @ammer CT 6go, 60
Mar gammel. Mfoe6e par fra 1896
til Goroaret 1909 Meolem al ellie
borg 8Drao6.
- Raitor emer. S. &. Feterien,
tioltgere Gognepreit til &inge og
&inoersleb Menigbe6er, er 800 /
&olotng, bpor Mfod6e> 6er blep IS
Mor gammel, bab6e bobt SpboIo il
ben 1887, 90 fan tog i'm MHfe6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
IuhieIia 3 II 8.

H1nbeIio BIN .. 0t
8iee, &etra @piter, ffom tiener i Or
fteb paa Gpen, bar forleben puo Sinl
paa Sci til Msiens. &ad @eien blep
bun pluoieltg blind, men flap bog
ino til 8pen, bpor bun ner bur blet
ben fibrt neb al en- @oen. Sun
f,1noe 90 intet iom BELT ie, og for
tolte, at bun / 18 Mar babbe b9ret
blind paa oct enc 9ie. &igen er feot
i @aberslep og bor piitnof intet
&iem.
en- mp Snbut r er i,@ar
begpnot pe6 @tege 5ufferfabrit,
@eo Observation-Disclosures onpenbes
Salt, og Sc berfra f1poenoe ltore
Mosier al &alilam bor ma ti0ligere
life brugt til onoet enc Spfpl6nings-
moteriale. Mu bar set imi6lertio
piit Jig m1ligt at ombonne Bette &alf=
1om til Ell fortrtnlig &unitgponing,
og paa @runolag al in0punone 6or=
1egsrei ultater bar man MI / Ell ier=
Zig 6abrifsbpgning begpnot at iGtte
benne @pbningsptrfiom / Spltem.
S Mar anbroger Nrobuftionen en-
Million &l1rb, nre11 BERTH er finn an=
pe116t Ell Srebieoel al set til &aa6tg=
beb jtooenoe &alfi1 lam. Stl noe tie
Mar berimo6 pil alt blipe ombunnet
% &robuftionen iaalebes treboblet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
Ssuauo.

S1llaub.
Gen Gl6t e. &oloing 8pes
eIbIte &pin6e, &atrine $enien, febt
Beters6atter, er 800 poo 8pens Ml<
ber6omsbiem / BEN beie Ml6er at
100% Mar.
&ator Dapi6jen bill
prppe pao at fao iin Sag frem paa
M, epentuelt beo ct SSniurieiegsmaal
moo 8iifoppen. &reltet bar isprtgt
uotalt, at Sagen far foitet bom IA
$1,000 ST., og at bon mi er en-
ruineret Manb.
Ct D6annet &oteI.
ton o r II m, ser ogiao bill TT
bberbe ct af &%iebenbubns itore So
teller, b. giort 8u6 pua @otel
~&opaI" / Marbus og tilbp6er at u6=
betale 100000 Marf al &iebeium-
men pe6 Spertagelien .
g eirets &ora6ore +.
rMalborgs Mmtstibenoe" forteller,
at me6ens / 6isie Gage ct Sneteppe
ligger ODER Marfer og @eie efter
@neitormen Ben 13. Mob., og Some
biel6erne Finger lipligt, er ser poa
Morferne Masier al @oer, og life
1ao faa Steoer itoar Ger en6nu &orn,
font life er bs1tet!
6 opiigtsbeffeno e
ii i gel bar fornplig
fun6et Steo. 6orltan6er 8ro
pao 0pbagelleson1talten 8raa=
ifopeaar6 bar efter Mnmooning al
9perpnrgeroaoets Sormanb 8run,
in6gipet Mfife6sbegiering, og Ben En-
ielofplgelig blepen bepilget. Mnle6=
ningen er, at oct en- blepet oplpit, at
Toritanoeren bar piit utilberlig Sp=
fgriel operfo o Mnitaltens Gleper.
Ganbbin6ing g. @e6eielifo=
bet u6arbej6eoe / lin Sis ct &rojeft
til 6orbeoring al &%an0itan6en /
Sfonoerborg 60. 0fte Yroieft,
bborpeo ser fan in6pinoes ca. 900
S6r. eng, er MI ifglge 81. g. goo
fien6t al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- &aa Sp0ii0en al 2as9 (@p<
lon0) ct ser poa en- lengere 5trnf>
ming in0pun0et og tgrlagt ct Mreal,
iom 111t pil blipe opmaalt og lagt ino
UNDER Sc tilitp6en6e gien6omme.
Mfi1gret &ongeitatu e.
S Sperbarelie al flere Suiinoe Men=
neifer fra 8p og 2an6 ofilere0eS s.
Is. Mopember poa &ao6bustorbet /
@pfigbing, Mors> statren al of6g=
6e Song Gbriltim SEN Mienoe. Haa
&omiteenS Gegne ob%erlepereoe &am=
n1erberre Gteeni enz2etb til &giris
@totuen til Npfiebing 8n, poa bbis
@egne 8orgmeiter 8olpig mo6toa
@totuen. Ser ofien6tes en- telegra=
fit Sill en til &ongen. 8pen bar
flagImpffet.
0rmbt pe6 8ao6efu
paa S t e n. @uSm9n6ene
@briitim Seplen og &ebmeper
&amrnel fulgtes forle6em paa Sagt
@e6 nforltgtigbeo UNDER 2%aoninge,
al 8eSien gif Sfuo0et al for &eb:
meper og ramte Sepien / beire @ibe
at @rDltet. San 696e omtrent mel
Get iamme. &ebmeDer mel6te leIb SCI
pasiere6e poa 8trfefontoret / Sam.
mel, bpor man in6ttl pi6ere iatte ban7
UNDER Mnbol6elie e. Sen 6orulpffeot
bar EN- p11gre Mar1o og efterla6er iil
Some og 2 8grn. Otter ct Sorbgr
ben Sorulpffeoes 8olig blep &eb
meyer lgsla0t. San oil 6og nepp'
unogaa Straf for u%foriparlig Sm
gang me6 lin la0te 8gsie.
- @aar6ejer Sgrgen 9olgaar6
@ltong be6 &oloing, 35 glar gom1nel
bor paa &abeiagt forle6en. .l1noe
Sogten bleb Fan rant al ct Sfuo fri
lin egen 8gsie og 6g6e paa Stebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03
San fnnoe taale set.

&rofesioren (pe0 en- @oniultution
til Suslegen): sig mtg, f6r jea
begpn0er unberipgellen, &ollego
tror 9e, 8atienten fan taale Ell 0pe:
ration?"
@uslagen: r8epares, Manben e
10 Millionerl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

Ean6Iege Sofob 2as<
EN- @a6ersIeb, en- tro=
foit 6onif Mano, er afgaaet beo De-
Den efter mango Mars Sbageltgbeo,
fun SO Mor gammel. &on bar fe6t /
Barnes, Mobenrao Mrnt> og 90 fan
bite fig uoruitet me6 rige @oner> tom
bon / &a6erslep ler6e 9fole og ie<
mere poa lniperittetet / &iel, bbor
ban u66anneoes til Gon6lege. San
fit altlaa en- f%uloiten6ig tiff pi0en-
ifobelig l1ooonnelie> men tro6s Bette
peoblep ban at bore 6anf. Soa bel
poa 2otin1folen iom paa l1niberlttetet
bon6t SEN liolige og begabe6e unge
@on6 Zig ligeiin0e6e 8enner, Ser
ligeiom fan fife bleb biergtagne al
SEN tpffe &11ltur og Sen preusiiife
Magt, men fit gle for, bba0 fort og
go6t og rigt Dor egen 1anife @ultur
iio6er in6e mes, og bbtlfen uret 6en
nor0ilesbigife 8efolfning bab6e li6t
be6 moo lin @ilie at bore blepen lfilt
fra lin tuien6aarige Statsforbin6elie.
S 1897 tog bon gonolege-Gfsa=
men og gifte0e Jig / 1898 me6 Mnne
@anlen, 9atter al Degn &anien !
Spritrrp. @trafs efter at ban bap6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-03

b / a S. Gorleoen Morgen fom
@usmnn6 / &anum be0 2Gglter &ri=
iten &ouliens @ultru in6 / Staloen
for at malfe. Mllere6e beo Stal66g=
rem merfeoe bum &gg, og ga 9eren
fom op,' Hog &ggen iaa fpelenoe
imp0 ben0e, at bnn falbt or1 og
maotte b9res in6 af fin Man6. S
Staloen bar allie &reaturerne: Sc
lite, &eer, 9bin, Gh1er og Suns fpalt
al &ager1, iom itamme6e fra ct Gr11g
mes 9life /. 9en bar beniat i Stal-
sen for at benDttes Ser. Gen enc
al Sc fpalte @eite ttlb6rte 9lban6ler
Gbriltenien, iom boer / @ien6ommen.
@ele 9ogen efter bab6e Soft gaaet
in6 og no al 8pgningen. Ser bar
peret bol0t 6orber, og Ger bar beret
Safsationsmgn6> og mango far be-
ret in6e at ie be bg6e 9Dr, men in
gen bab6e a1tprfet noget til Sl6, fgr
SEN ONT Mftenen mellem 8 og 9 fog
l,6 al Sagperfet, bbilfet @jeren ielp
op0ageoe, ga fan efter en6t Eofsa=
ton fom l6 / @oar6e11. Sc to Sre=
6ieoele at @uiet n%e6bren6te / 2pbet
al cit goo Shines Si0. Sen enc Gre
oieoel bar teffet me0 Segl og beo Ell
8ranom1r aoifilt fra oct pprige
bporefter Sloen life fun0e fenee
ben.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-25
Continues on Page ~
SAY mill OWNERS At
LUDLOW BROKE TIL
!. ALIEN LABOR Law

e.. BOSTON, Dec. %. That action will
be taken by the Federal authorities
as a result Of the Investigation made
by Immigration Inspector Burke into
the conditions under which. the .strik
ing mill operatives at Ludlow were,
induced to come to- work in the plant
+ Of the Ludlow Manufacturing Asso-
ciates is almost certain #5s.ss
@5 The Department Of Commerce and
Labor has referred the matter to
United States District Attorney French
who asked Assistant District Attorney
Sullivan to make further investiga-
ton: Sullivan, after a conferences
with immigration Inspector Hoe, said
that he was sure that there had been
violation of the contract labor law,
by the mill owners of Ludlow.
He said that the issuing Of circu-.
lars in foreign countries with q view
to the securing Of employees in Amer
lea by that means was q violation Of
the law. It Is understood that the
associates admit having sent circu-s
lars to Poland. setting forth the ad-=
4vantageous .cond ditions under which.
their employees worked.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-25
Thousands Of Girl Operatives Of .
Philadelphia shirtwaist Fac
tories Follow Lead Of New
York Comrades. q
.CZARIsM OF DIRECTOR s=5
\ PRECIPITATEs STRIKE
Injustice Of New York Courts
and Police Enlists sympathiz
ers to Support Of Shirtwaistss
/ Strikers in That City.
]! FIVE CENTS.

: i d Ia aa FE"4 =
/. PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81 After
deliberating several days on the ad q.
Visibility s of a general strike the
shirtwaist makers Sof this city Mon
day last went out in a body tieing up
all the principal factories Of the
town. III & s5:5ss&55Sszzf
d The number of the strikers is es-
stimated at several thousands and in-.
creased wages ana better working
conditions are the principal d emanas.
The. strike was iprecipitated by the
action Of Director Clay Of the public
safety. department Of this city who:
on the eve Of a mass meeting to have
been held last Sunday issued orders,
forbidding the meeting. :. 81 .E
The meeting was to have been he'll
in the Arch Street Theater and it was
announced that Mother Jones, c.
Pratt, leader of the recent trolley.
mems. strike; John j. Murphy, presi-
dent Of the Central Labor Union; ana
b. FeiBenbaum, associate editor Of
the Yiddish Daily Forward, of New
York, would deliver addresses.
!: Clay's reason for tabooing the
meeting IS incomprehensib1e and the
grounds on which he bases his actioh
have not been made public S, f
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-12-25
War Against Butterlek Firm
Is Now Carried Into France

paper: 49, ~
THE Butterick Company alone re-
mains absolutely opposed to working
mems organizations, and I appeal to
all unionists of France, TO members
of the Socialist party and OF co-opera-
tive organizations, not to read the
Miroir des Modes, or any Of the other
publications of this concern. Let them
tell their wives and. sisters to rigor-
>ous1y prescribe the magazines Of
these arrogant capitalists, who are
trying TO reduce their brothers-tI1e
workers Of America-to condition
sof starvation and servitpde.'' &. .. .:z=. 81
The spirit in which this appeal has
been received by the workers Of Paris
is seen by the following paragraph:
e. The allied printing trades (of
Franee) will certainly do everything
in their power. ~ Other organizatf ions
should initiate their example, and the
labor press should do their utmost
to prove to our American brother rs
that we can show our internati tional-f
Il isrn i, therwise han by mere
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WAISTMAlKERS Ol1lsIohIclL
QUAKER CIT Z Ge3es!s.1'---
OUT ON STRIKE I!


3,15s]% NEW YORK, Dec 23.--J:. p,
Morgan, Jr.. went to the pier of
the White Star line yesterday to
confer with. II. Smith, "a, bank
Ger; from u Londo @ @S In the midst
I of the conference Morgan lighted
a dollar ci gar. ,g ::ses sssass. Fill E Il
III f55}5 "a red head ed .stevedore named
= 2Lowery touching Morgan on the
arm. said ,'..s SIS ss 4 4 y.@
], /, VIII you Just look up a sec
ond ?'.s! 55S5, sS. s.. s:s:s S5 S.
T Morgan glanced upward and
/. found the had been standing un-
4 der a sign which in Letters q foot
long. conveyed his " command:
? mo SMOKING. & Z. " ..... !.
-, ~ Morgan a*hesitated, the walk
ing over to- the edge Of the pier
threw the cigar in the water, II
:. Y Lowery walked away, and a
fellow workman said to him
>. tt'Do you know W no that is? It's
y. Pierpont. Morgan. r.,,''fs 80 i
-. don't care said Lowery.
i T "a do the same thing IL 1t was
Bill Taft y BE sg .sj S:,. Il s. s.>ss.#
.4s LoWery has been at work on
the pier for thirty years. ss4.$. +,
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PI no END BIG. (.
AIIRl)AD STRIKE ;.
BY AlRBTTR1AT TION
STRIKING SWITCHMEN
TO SHARE BENEFITS =
WITH BROTHERHooD
AND NON UNION, MEN

An order was issued Tuesday
by President Frank T. Hawley of
the striking switchmen from
strike headquarters in St. Paul
ordering the heads of all locals of
the striking switchmen to make,
up and send in a complete list of
all men out OH strike, including
all Brotherhood and non-un!on
men. E<..s
=: This list will be used by the
Officials of the union in paying
= out strike benefits in case a set
tlenent Of the strike is not reach
ed within a few days. y.
These benefits will be paid
alike to the members of the
sWitchmcn's unions, to the Broth
erllood men and to the non-union
men who stuck by the switchmen
in the strike. The officials of
the union feel that this will be
but a slight return to those out
side the switcllmen's ranks for
the loyalty shown by them in re-
flsing the alluring offers held
out by the railroad managers.
It is expected that the lists
). complete will be in at hcadquart-
!, ers by the first of next week
when plans for paying out strike
benefits will be made.
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y Miners TO Raise
I Fund of 100000
/ !. For The Orphans

Dec. 23.-The United
Mine Workers of America will at
ltempt to raise 100000 as per-
emanent relief fund for the widows
fand orphans of the victims of the
ttGherry mine disaster, according to
Ithe announcement of, NationaI Presi-
fdent Thomas L. Lewis. 'T
j u Lewis estimates that 1000 children
shave been made homeless by the dis
Easter. While the Red Cross society
.,ia attending to the immediate needs
! OF the destitute families; at Cherry he
!! believes a. fund should be- raised FOR
the. care Of the little ones In the
future. ~ III. III II, : !. y; ~ VI
.,s.ssss torn1al ALI win abegsent tns the
2,30o: local. l,sorganizations Of miners
asking for contributions. -,
ALL contributions distributed by a
special committee to. be provided for
either by the national executive board
Or by the convention. ~.
y It IS the plan to have the fund
held in trust Of the committee.
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Thl|tk t''E'll'ie'
MINERS HEAD,
AGAIN VICTOR
Reports in Annual Election of
Mine Workers Officials Indi-
cate Reelection Of Former Pres
ident by Increased Majority.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 23-The ball
lots cast in the election Of officers of
the. United Mine Workers of Amer
lea are being received at the national
headquarters in this city, and private
sldvices accompanying them are re-
garded by the friends of Thomas
Lewis as clearly indicating his re-
election over William Green, of Ohio.
Lewis is said to have carried the
anthracite districts by a large ma.
jority and to have more than held his
own in Iowa, Kansas and other West
ern states. Green nearly divided the
Ohio vote with Lewis, and in the bit
luminous fields of Western Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia and West Virginia is
said to have secured a majority.
In this state, because Of the revoca-
tion of the charters of some locals
who struck contrary to the rules of
the organization, and who were sup
ported by the Indiana district officers
against Lewis, Green received a ma
jority of the Indiana vote and it is
believed that the Illinois vote Is very
close. Friends of Lewis claim that
he will have a larger majority than
he had last year when bitter fight
was made against him.
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Blind Men Strike
. In a Phil, l,ade elphla &. IL
Home for kers

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 52s.-Sixty-
five sworkmen .fof the Pennsylvania
Working Home for. Blind Men, at
Thirty-slxth street and Lancaster ave
nue., have formed a union to work
for higher wages. They met secretly
In "a hall. In West. Philadelphia, and
pledged loyalty. to their organization
and to the cause. 8 :.rz::| gs.. I. =
: s Their chief demand is that the
wage limit regulation at the home be
rescinded: Until four weeks ago each
man was permitted to earn as much
as he was able. 5is s,!# I
::sf Now q married man is allowed to
to- earn not more than So. a week, a
sing gle man, living outside the home.
49, and those living In the home s..
In addition, the board of the inmates
has been boosted from $2.2b: to- SO,
:rhe Sssuperintendent Il of the home
has told The men that the hi price
OF broomcorn has made the new
s,rl4les Imp perative. All 81 the. men
work IN broomna aking ,rlael $ home
employs 1O5 blind men. 5.. !