davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05


According 70 Mr. Albert Halsread. Amer
ican cunHui AZ Birmingham. ele-curu-mnuur
power ia supersetlnE steam IN tile mills.
or rnut eitv- Among me Advantages 1h-
-aineT by me users OF -iecrriciC n ule
grear saving or Space. and IN Two Instances
where an IN elecrrio motor OF die sHme
rursgua7ver was suhartIrad fur 4 steam
angiue. an Increased output t1iluwed AZ
-grsgating IN one case - per cent. and IN
uls urier 10 per Geur
This increased output SO oHr consul
says. lis dine 60 ueHtsr sCuuumv i'm the
IHs Of power frum -Ie InusuaIllng &c che
machinery The COST Of power has also
been found IN mHnv ms .ances 1l De cheaper
JaEI steam
cur consul also Iuuas LlL- me Use NJ
electricity rar an surunsss. since lae city
n April. 1871 became IRIS own electric 4sl-
company Is eighr Umes rrsal.r Llan .U was
asCIra-
Tine charge f1r lighting purposes Is 2
eruUs a unit. WIN A sliding sClls davn ID
q cents "a uuil ) DER cent discount being
allowed Chr prompt For low usl-
uuu 1uvsr and naalnE supply uie maxi
mum charge ID less imam . cents lfgh usn-
Binn Duvar fIuri . c-Hts The rsnu
ohHrgrs FOR tho deterrent Sizes ~ mutJTg
rum r-Im uZ a year fsr a uue-hnrsspnwei
70 E- fur a lfJv horsepower motor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

a new sienhuna invention which has
Aecrl.T been uztad with rea success. be-
lsmBoh Is sa8v lld sn1reiv aa1HflrrIrv
uIeununio eunVsrgH Uuus rlnik place bef vesu
-luuavalL l0ruI sweden. amt Faria VIA
Clpsuhasn l- will Cnprnnasan u -ae Lue
tmr hpIrinH has ar--Icusd murh Gu-ur.ru
m an Interested llarr-rz Tie sva uvau-
lIrs 10Th -llaursf7 fn She Starr ~ Ha
swedish -il1s -usLsgrIBns haH for several
wears been nuglEsf m experiment. r -le
1uwunHe 1f mnrgv7lE lir ephUnr and
have I-sa Drought 8alIg rlIalie m.ruv-
meuLs u the m--c-uphuHe b-r Ulr -scsnr
long ,hsUIuae u~sleanolr experiments 1IVs
nor referred m llese -uvsnllns. bur ll
tle use Of lFurV-luwer cuur7uus instead
aC the cumuarauveiE taanie CURRENTS 1f
driiua1g aieununr WUrE This maE=s U
possible uI Increase lle 1laparsned energy
currsur an will and Win al energy Fact
umss lial hitherto r-arnet re- has aesu
possibir ul usieuhuus dnuhie -le distance
thur was possible with use l|rilIar equip
msnL Experimenting hus been Eniug an
lrtFesu Bsriin--1DsuhHaaH-stngK1ulm. ard
nov mnsr rscsnLV between Paua and
sumdnvaH M has llau the uusnuuu %
experiment. hy VaV af LGuliun-F ariH-Cauen-
hnssn bur owing 90 the Less satisfactory
surns af the ehanneI eabIas ms plan hal
IN the lsan IhandunerL VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

duns or home sitaa carving with dne4n
their Camuur1rv dwellings, aIrsHdy 20 be pUr
u1gstner as rapidly az iocanuna eauld be
secured and In many instances cumnietsd
and ready Tor aGClDHnCv as unIuHded As
the Jaw opening the lands fur settlement
forbade the entrance thereon unul mum If
rhHt DIV the signal sf t1e arrival OF the
hour WIS given bv The cring ~ a EIu.
Fr1m ldH IIv until the present. Pender 81
impurrlnce as a commercial puinr was n-
avtra5ie even to che MOST s~teuucaL
Perhaps nu where In Nebraska Can tie
farmers more safely rely upon g1gd CROPS
than right here in rhlIrsu1n county. Sell
dom la Ia c1ur mis- section of Nebraaifa sui
Gars from either u1u litrle OF uuu much rain.
The iHnd aeems peculiarly adapted au an
inlre either extreme. consequently crops If
al kinds can Ilmusr invariably be depended
upnn 70 return a remuneranve cumpsnsa-
riUn 20 the earnest. energetic dller 0f the
soil. Frum north 10 south uhurgtuu county
iH abuur eighteen miles. and from east 90
vest ~uvenrY-fivs miles. There - perhaps
mt another euunty IN tle state df equal
sizR whinh has 50 small a proportion II
waste lands. The EASTERN border Of ms
county in waaneE by the Missouri river and
% the west from mis- stream the entire
country spreads out IN a beHurir1l uudu-
Ianng prairie. rsmarEaBIa Tor the witch and
6arrlirY af uie valleys. South lie Burt and
Cunning countless. while VEST ls WAYNE and
north ara Dixon and DHltora counties. This
county can trurhfIlly buasu OF a grearer
variety Of products Than any other IN the
state The exceptional fertility Of the soil.
uie ample moisture and the warmth OF the
temperatures all cuurrthuus ~ making agri-
culture and stock raising profitable IN this
section df Nebraska
Wheat oats. harley rye. corn, flax. erc.-
grow here pruiificalIy and the brtghres,
anncipHtuns OF the most sanguins Diuneei
have been mure than fully rsalizad as "a
the csrsaI-prudlCing qualities of this fertile
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

PALACE HoTWL BLOCK AT FENDER
soil. Vegetables ac an Kinds are equally
htz urianL Bius-iuint and other GRASSES
also grow 10 abundance. furnishing an m-
svnHlIsribie supulv This makes It a 1ara-
disc Con stuck rsisers. hundreds OF whum
are growing rrr1 t-um the yeariv sales OF
herds of As handsome beef cnrrle as ever
fund L1eir way uI the great packing
houses e-gm any segriun N lie globe Hug
rlisinE la curried on win equal success.
and il liz no lncouuuuu signr to see a
rhurgton county farmer striltng our f1r
the city markets. wien t,um one TO riree
carloads Of p%orterg.
The numerous small streams which wind
from every quarter amt empty .nuo larger
ones are all 4HirtHd 5v handsome Forest
trees af various uuuB. while most every
homestead ia rendered mora beautiful and
comfortable by artificial groves The cuun-
Try is an unduiaInE prairie Its enchanting
landscape is diversified by a grand success
sion Jf wavy plains and broad valleys.
The cuunC-y mas perfect drainage and iH
absuluueIy tree rrum mHrshY land and stag
nanr Douis. IN artist Could sulrCe4v picture
the face Of a cuunrrv mure sauufuI than
dlar Gf Thurstun cuanry
Walrhill is sinIauad ar the geographical
center Of Thurst0u cuunrE and Ls quite
centrally located on the Indian observation.
The country surrounding Walrliill was una
OF the most reHure points frum any rail-
road station beflrs the B-uriluRruu line was
built between sioux City and Ashland The
Ersu lou was sold ON MaY 10 1905. bur no
buildings of any consequences we're built
until August lf tiat year. ar wniu1 time
building began in gnud earnest The town
vas Incorporated into a village in Dscam-
Der Of the same year ant town organization
formed. A newspaper was starraf IN No
vember Of chat Eeur. the Walr1ill Times.
which has proved to be a very active. sner-
getc and prosperous pager. since that umu
the town has had a MOST exceptional
grusvth and devsluprnent There are six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

0alnA 8fuAM IA -AfA-N -
ANN began tie destruction Of the did
R2 erurun basement where wur-
49, snip had been held Tar several
wears. and started uis erection
az one OF rie most siaDnrata and at the
.ams ame practical chureh buildings in
eAs sra.s The structure VIII be- dedicated
an Slnduy. December u and when taiiy
cumpIetsd VIII have cusu IN the ueiglour-
haod OF Ena. ava THE seating capacity viii
total GGa cine peVs alone having a seaung
capacity OF LM uera0na.
The church has a membership af over
Lana and rie sunday school az samething
over sB Bersons. each Of these raniSing
Irst IN the Msrh0dism OF me STATS in size.
The huildlng Is me 1f me largest IN 1ae
Stare TOR cnurch purpuHes and Is cnn-
st-uutad OF pink uay h~TdrHuiiu pressed
hrscif. Wirh trimmings and Guruine OF Esd-
flrf limestone E Is varY iifrarenc IN ap-
1earancH from uie u-unvenuunal church
s,-.curs the larga cruaH an the red uIe
Inmo nr-uClahmiuE m ua he a place OF wur-
shta and nuC a library
The main entrances 20 ma auditorium q
Bn me sourh side hrum me puruco. which
ID sunnurtsd BY cuur immense solid Bed
ilrd sUune pillars each Weighing thirteen
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

age1 tIrayrun which. without duu1t. Ic-
COUNTS tor tie exceptionally gnud nenlrh ~
it's ciizsna. II not only draws the unde dc
.ts avn cuunty, bur Cunning and WAYNE
counties are Also liberal contributors 10 cie
towns cummerCiHi prosperity
The Farmers Wives society Ia the piu-
nesr organization 1f The cnunry amt .H a.
c1ia ume enjoying a largo membership.
r1 was organized In August. 1855. bv Mrs
T. Il Graves The Grsu meeting was
held az me home Of the orgInizsr
In 1871 an aId settlers aasociHuuu Was
organized under the name 1f Fiuneerg
and Old Settlers a4HuuiI1un. The FIRST
meeting waa held IN T. r. Hluse gruva
sourt OF uvu and was a big slcGsss.
The rhurstuu CuunUy sunday sciooi
association .s a r~eiigiuus srElnizanun GiAl
has been the sources u duing mucn good
IN the organization amt m]alnlainanue Of
sunday schouis throughout the cuuny
ThursrUn cnunty has ILbured under PEE
cullar cunditiuns. ever since fs urganiza
uun. but with it's excellent natural adj
v~antages. lu ia flsr coming to he frunr
in spite Gf tine fact. tnHC Tor many wears
Ine-half OF ius p%uuuladuu were Indians
At present. tle Guunty has a pupuiaauu
df 1Hm Indians and IGo0 whirss IT, has
L05. d80 acres uf iand under cultivation.
anu last year sold and shipped cut az 1hs
luuuty L.N1. a0a bushels uf cnru. iEGW bush
els uf wieah and AS. 0B0 bushels OF oats
As there ara only one and 1ne-nHIr
townships in the cuunrY settled entirely by
whites. 10 Will be seen by the f1iiuwiuU
statement uhat the Indians are producers
AZ we'll as the WHITES. Last venr this
county solid and shiUped cur, s7W beef
cacrie. 2S.0Ba fat hogs. and 4@a mutton
sheep. The GuunCv iH East cunning to tine
from in the dairy Industry a. AT present
J1ey have 8.AW head pf cuws on Cleir
farms and last year tiiev used murs hand
separaGars than any other cumry IN taa
stata.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

service IL 90 be continued But We duu1r
if that time has YET come to Chicago.
Meantime. ths railways may as vel mHlta
up their minds "a the facr that the mu-
nicipHI authorities VIII be- quite likely tn
force tlair hands and make them aleurrifY
bef1re it liz eCunnmiuaI Co to 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Experiment and Result in the Widening Field of Electrical Application

special arrangements It had hitherto been
possible 10 telephone a distance OF LSa to
&.89a Kilometres by using expensive Al 10
five milimeU-H cooper wire. but c1iH dis
tancs was considerably rsducetf when wire
OF smaller dimensions. OF submariue en-
bieH. we're Inserted in the line. The two
inventors saw chat a new departure would
hive ta be made. and their first sff0rta
we're n cunstrurt a micrupnune capable
OF standing a comparatively heavy cur
rem, which naturally would increase the
distances over which tsieun0nic cunversa-
unn cuuld be carried an. Their expert
meuts. whicl commenced in Fabruary,
1907. mad, Is early as the beginning OK mas.
been carried 80 EHr that the principles had
becoula clear A new appHraEIs WIS Gun
strucred. based upon these principles, amt
in March. B8s. the first experiments we're
nude On the Beriin-StnclEi1uim line The
result wac excsilenr; but the inventors pre-
tsrrsd "a keep silent about IL pending the
psrfacIing gf The method.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

The messsngar, running tor more often
walkinE r1 the teiegrapn ufrics with the
dispatch. iH 90 be eliminated
According ta these plans, ir viii soon be
puHHihia for the uaiephune subscriber 20
wrins aur his dispancl On al eiectric ma
chime. which viii rspruduca Il simuiuane-
uuHIy IN the 1ffise &c the telegraph cum
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

now been enormously Increased and iH
nowhere near tEs limit under operation by
aiectr1ciry. The time viii pr1babIy come
in the history dr an great cities when IL
viii be cheaper m siectrify rmin lines
than TO acquire the necessary land re-
qufrsd Il steam operation ur the suburban
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

EMWOLErIOMAhN chanEe m
t~aiaRraDhiG facilities az New
York H DrsdiCred by persons
hoidinE hiWh 0fficH in the new
merger df Lelepnnne and ueia-
rrauh interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

1aen hriclr and sulue business houses sew
araI Miles OF cement walk have been nuilL
There are now n flouriHhing uDeraiun Two
banks. -irae hotels. thI'ee general mer-
chHndise stores. rvu- hardware stores two
harness shops. three LIVERY barns. uTu nur
ser shops. one 1uui hall two drug stores.
several offices of lawyers amt dentists and
a newspaper All lines N buHiuesH anu
1rufassiuna ara VERY Eourisning and u-lde
ls exceptionally good
A. verr CONSERVATIVE estimate wUuid nuw
give WaIthiI 18 buna eide residents. The
PresbvtariunH had the first church build
ing and navs A very EuuriHning cuugrega-
iun. A Carnulic congregation has been
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

Irganized and also a Mathudist. buCr N
vhich VIII build churches during -ie pres
emit wear The village organized a sc1uui
district comprising considerable territory
the FIRST wear &C is sxistsnCe and IN 1877
built a 5evan-runm sCiuui building cusung
EAdJU This r1wu Ls Lle ciuHest point to
the Omaha indian agency where about
E5aB8 is dispensed n rents and 0r1eF funds
TO the Omaia Indians during Lie wear
AS the cuuncy WIS composed almost en-
uiraIv or the two IUiian r-aservauuus.
sehuni ufs. IRa an arnGr forms OF LIE
resembIed The frontier In the southwest
part &c t1a county There WIS a1nut a
uawuHnip nt decided Iand In TINS tive
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05


The east az tile current il univ A small
item in the changes attending siectrtfiGa-
don u railroads. says Lle Railway Aga
GIzgt-a a. mav De Icesptad as aunclu-
Bivsiy femuustrauatt thar rle View York
central and the View York. New HIven
q hartford ARE moving rains by sies-
UiCity mCre economically than diey moved
chem 1v steam IN their suburban DISTRICT
To suHnia this TO be brought abuuU. how-
ever extremely heAVY capital Gusts mad
m be assumed. jUar as they viii have %
1e assumed .H Chicago. II the railways
entering -he iirv eiecCirT their terminals
uYf uis rnargss on cheese capital COSTS
MAIN ria entire operating COST. including
uVernead ehLrgs, FAR higIur ulan ir used
no be In Ume tays 1f steam operation.
For example a standard express u-ain lf
eighr ears On the New York. New HIven
a HarrrIrd pulls our OF the GraHd Central
4uEtuu heated nv rva haIf-uniu eIaau1n
.orumurrea. sach o. w1lrn cost uery
NEARBY fn1aA The c1pitaI cost uf tha
moCve power 1r thiH train liz in exassa
uf E5.Ea-U sum sufficient no supply lt
wiLr fiur Hea7T Atlantic type locomotives
amt lIa cost ~ the interest ON ulis IN
wsaCueur .E Iusr az sUrsiv a garr uf tnd
operating -guHuHeH ~ -le train crews
vHsrs. The cost or me murv- Dawsr IA
r7e head gt 4 lombard View York Central
0asstuEar ulin Ips-arsd nr sIsCr,iciry is
JUST about Half lHH sum-. bur il great
enuuEH eH laT Cor two Arauur type Ioun-
nlCEas Alrsuvar iu VIII be- rscuiIecraf
rlar M WiguH. while .u charge ar the
-llaiGuE from suaau GO -leciric!ur az the
View T9rs terminus, mar uia
tlrar cost IE =leCuicaT equipment rsDrs-
trntst auiT Irs-fIurvl aE L1e rIrL sharEas
1rusTdaur Uou sIartirirv The sssr Br
malilEs everything --aG and SAFE fnr tnIs
sind lf Gparar8E 81 tar g-eat-r than die
Hig.lsHf arn apt ri
N rnuru -nrr- I'm Pre- silent Hu,a-
lauF 1Ufr ~ view see alrrh u ntz
-apmt rfar 1 rls present tll o. uie
arr Ho could nuE no1a % sae- any munsv
To- -ieatrfus His te-miua ANA would
mar1ra have graelr nCr=asHd rasrs T1ier-
rs however uutler nEe 90 llis m-sfiou
~ 1f tine Lancushlrs & V1rg-
Shire 3oiufed eur samr .a IgB thur
rls primary 1ufHcr Bf a-lcur-Ecarnu Is "a
uaiie muueI roc u save mnrav H Ia
uluuesthnHliy Bssaibie 20 handle a. greater
nuuher 1f 1asaenHrr Ia a-f ont ~ A
terminal lprrausd vith -Ie-'irir finu
Gan De- handled IN ald sut a criminal
unerarah bE steam. The ParE av-r-. rtB-
nnL constituting rie rhr8at o. the uBrr1e-1
passenger movement 1ur or View York
lnd rsaghed ms eaoaeirv In
steam Operation an NE uma ~ ~ .sc-
1riGunu lf the ines rhar sapal,itv "a,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

IN the basement Ire the EtGnen with
large ranga me large uning room With
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
IN OTHER LANDS.

If Workmen employed III the British
ordnance factories have recently been
negotiating with the British secretary
of state for: a pension scheme. ss
Last year there1were 500 important
disputes between. Workmen and thsir
employers In England tot which more
than IS per cent were settled by COM
promise. ijS.. .s4. 5... s*a iIsM Z
D A partial tieup Of the street car
service Of Paris resulted recently
from the strike of the street car
employees on the lines in the west
part OF the city. Ill.,. :5as@, r.
The report on the activity. and fin
ances Of Austrian trade unions for
the year 1908 shows that there has
been diminution of the total men,
bership amounting to@$18,S15, which
ID equal to 3K per cent. on the total
for 1907, sol, O94.: '1.'.N:":> $50
Four-fifths of the mills in Lanca-
shire, Eng, which spin American cot
ton are on systematized short time
owing to the depressed condition of
trade in cotton goods abroad. The
president of the Master Cotton Spin
ners' Federation says that the pres
ent crisis is one Of the worst the
trade has, ever experienced.
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S1RIlAESS Man HAS
AllbIe. GLOAI CQAl!hG.
says REV. SEEIIA1E

passed through the main office
the other day and saw hanging near
the. door a. photograph OF the oldest
employe in: the shop. ]; Just beneath
the picture. In the narrow margin OF
the card mount. was this legend: Y
- 49,. HARRY JONES, : IT.
Oldest employe In the works Of the
F; = John Streator Co.
\: Born in Wales, Sept. 4, 1843. VT
i. He Never Went Out On Strike.
That's pretty good record. To be
with the same concern for nearly
stxty-five years means q good deal,
both to the firm and to the work
man. But confess that went away
from that photograph with a. funny
feeling. .. r>~.
am sure that some Of the strikes
engaged in in this shop during the
past sixty-five years were justifiable
AS strikes go, Of course. Striking
Is bad business at best. but once in q
while a strike seems necessary. -
Is That Recommendations?
wondered If that was really the
best thing that could be said about
a.. workingman. Never a striker!
Well, I'm not looking for trouble, but
n am more anxious about some other
things in connection with my reputa-
/ ton as an American artisan than that
I never went out on a strike! -
|. I'm wondering what kind OF a
crowd we'd be If we all had the same
kind of a record. I wonder, too, how
the old man would classify Moses, the
strike leader Of that bunch of two
million brickmakers who walked out
because Pharaoh didn't do the square
thing? OF course he couldn't frame
Moses's photograph and write that
epitaph beneath it, but I guess that
Moses wouldn't care very much about
that. He did accomplish some other
things which would probably overbal-
:ance the crime of creating a labor
fuss down In Egypt. But then Moses
never worked for the old man, SO it's
pretty hard to tell what might have
happened on either side. -
f.: No Frills About the Super.
There's one thing about the super
that we admire hugely. He never
makes a splurge about social welfare
work." He tries to be decent to the
men. doing the square thing about
keeping the shop clean and paying
fair wages-at least as fair as the
trade seems to permit.
There probably isn't a man in the
shop who feels that he is getting all
that is coming to him. But the super
hasn't introduced any kindergartens
or day nurseries, and such like, sc
that the firm may exploit the fact
that they are running an ''idear' shoI
las a good business proposition.
That sort Of thing may be good
advertisement so far as the public
is concerned. but our boys would re.
sent anything that seemed in the least
| like paternalism. Somehow, that's
the temper of, the American work
ingman... He hates like the mischief
to feel that anybody owns him or ii
trying to. baby him. ..<.' +: ~. :...f:,s
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i u SUMMONS 80 80 I; &.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. District Court, Eleventh
Jud icial District. sa ss
Kate Flowers, s,5 q plaintiff,
William Flowers. Defendant. Z
sU UNIONS. ss ssss.
The State Of Mime to; the above
named defendant: 50 5t3
You are hereby summoned and re-
squired to answer the compl Amt OF the
plaintiff IN the shove entitled actton,
which complaint has been fled IN the
Office ot the Clerk 0f aid District
Duluth, Countygo1 ST. Louis and State
aof; 5Minnes0tA and 10 serve copy OF
your AnswerS to atlS SAID con, plalnfs On
the stlbs her sat HIS On ico. M ~ Pal-s
sIassio innssotal
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LAND TITLE SUMMONS. :

: s'-' LAND TITLE SUMMONS. :. =.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. .Louis.-ss. District. Court Elev-
STANDARD Investment Company to
= register the title to the following
( described. real estate situated in st.
Louis .ont GSepny
nuPbered shire sy 1sS' ana ad' al Of Of
i lots numbered fourteen (14), fifteen
: (15l and sixteen (16) in block num-
: bered one hundred forty-three (143),3
according to the recorded plat there
3 Of, on file and Of record in the office
OF the Register Of Deeds in and for
said County. .s% rs ' Al
Z, -. l.s5,@.t.* s. N. Applicant. !
John Crescello and Goglialmina Cres-.
cello, his wife, .. J. Humphrey and
= City Of Duluth, and all other, persons
= br parties unknown, claiming any
right title, estate. lien or Interest IN
plication herein. s5}y III. gs554SS HI
The State Of Minnesota to- the above
named defendants 1S{.s 5ss q
IS You are hereby SUNNI oned and re-
quired to answer the application OF the:
applicant in the above entitled proceed
ing and to file your answer to the said
application in the office Of the Clerk
Of said court In said county, within
twenty COO days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day OF such service, and, IL you
fail to answer the said application
within the time aforesaid, the appli-z
cant in this proceeding will apply. to
the court for the relief demanded
therein. d @t sS IS
witness, Il. r. johnson, clerk OF said
court, and the seal thereof. at Duluth,
in said county, this 6th day Of October
"A. D. 1909. r,. 81 .s 81 Es
n ia Il; ]. 81. JOHNSON. Clerk. U.
BY r. e. Crimson. Deputy.
(Seal Of District Court. ST Louis Co..
MINI. 53ll#4s3as y ss.. 5 rs BIZ E3
OLIVER s. ANDERSEN, .sss$
Attorney for Applicant, VS. ST ~
sos First National Bank Bldg,
Duluth, MINI. 81 as q s ..::laS
Labor World, Oct, 9-16-23-l90 .ss5 4, hi
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TILE WORKERS PROGRESS.

A tenfold growth in membership
during the last year is the record es-
tablished by the International Brick,
Tile and Terra Gotta Workers AL
lance, which closed its convention in
Chicago recently.
This wonderful increase in strength
has been caused by tireless efforts
both of the local union Officials and
the organizers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor who are detailed to
work for the benefit of the union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-10-23
HAD TIME BY PADDOCK.

A pawnbroker was awakened in
the middle Of the night by a furious
knocking at his door. Opening the
window, he looked out and asked:
Whats the matter?''1a
Come down." demanded the
knocker.
But"
Come down." : ~
The pawnbroker fastened down
stairs and peeped around the door.
''Now, sir?" he demanded.
Il vanish know the time,'' said
the reveler
do you mean to say you knocked
me up for that? How dare you?"
The midnight visitor looked in
jured. "Weu, you've got my watch -
he said. :" =.