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, 1909-01-07
Notice Of Final Settlement
In the Matter OF the Estate of A
McAnulty. Deceased:

IN the matter OF the Estate OF a
McAnulty. Deceased:
Notice is hereby given, that the
dersigned Executor Of said Estate '
present to the Judge Of the Dist
Court of Carbon County, Wyoming,
2 o'clock p. IN. of March 10Th, 1900,
the March, 1909, t run of said Court
as soon thereafter as convenient for
Court, his final report and account
Executor of SAID estate, at which ii
anyone interested in said estate may
pear and file their objection, il any,
said report, at which time the said q
cutor will ask the Court to approve
report and that he be discharged.
Dated Saratoga, Wyoming, Dec. "a
1903.
l~2-3l.1-l4l S. +. McAnulty. Execute.
, 1909-01-07

thrust a slender foot from beneath her
skirt.
'"Um-m-stocking torn; but those
slippers are tougher than l thought.
Most of the way will be good walking,
along the beach. Well leave the fish
ing to Pat-er-beg pardon-Win!
With his ankle"
by Jove, Blake, I'll chance the
ankle. Don't leave me behind. l
, 1909-01-07
Lot for Sale at a Bargain

The corner lot, opposite the Ho.
tel Wolf, for sale at a bargain.
Call on or address, c. w. Scott,
Saratoga, Wyoming. II 81 tt
, 1909-01-07

Replace those worn sheets or pillow
with new purchased of Pilon.
He has the best grade Of sheets or
pillow cases.
, 1909-01-07

There will be a dance Saturday
night in the Dyer Hall. Dancing
will begin at eight o'clock and contin-
ue until midnight. Music by Sny-
der's Orchestra.
, 1909-01-07

There will be a dance S aturday
night in the Dyer Hall. Dancing
will begin at eight o'clock and contin-
lie until midnight. Music by Sny-
der's Orchestra.
, 1909-01-07

Bring me your butter and eggs,
grain and produce in exchange for
groceries, meats, dry goods, clothing,
notions, hats or caps. Pilon.
, 1909-01-07

Many a breakfast is spoiled becaa
of poor coffee, Try my choice van
les and enjoy your morning mr
Pllou
, 1909-01-07

There is only one clothing nan in
town. Keep that in mind. His
name is Pilon.
, 1909-01-07

Rubbers and arctics, high cut, low
cut and storm. Pilon.
, 1909-01-07

Flour and feed, hay, oats, corn
corn chops, bran, wheat, fancy meal
Piiop.
, 1909-01-07

Nice new comforts, best of cotton
blankets, fine grade wool blankets
Pilon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08

iaate, mell1 Die Staliener onfingen,
pas ENHANCEMENT 81 perIieben rnD
cin5uie5en, baB iie bon bemielbcn ab-
irlut gar nid)ts 81 befiird)tcn bottcr1,
bonu miibten Die Gcutihen, Die i'll.
trlligenteIte aloiie Der Gimpunocrer,
bolielbe crit reft tbrn. Sr. Sonoi'
ncr mics audi ooralli bin, Bob 10 piclt
Ncutld). Mmerifoncr, lueld)e Dor bier
Sabrcn gcgeu oos oomaligc Foe-
ENHANCEMENT mnrcr, jcbt cntblllin.
iliib iiir oas Strousta Announcement
lcicn unb in Den 3eitrngell oiientllhc
G~rfl1rungen erlicBen. Inter Anoe'
ren fiibrtc cr Den jitngcn Med)tsnl
malt 9llbert Gde an, Der in cincm
Snteruiem uilf Die rcpublifonl'd)e
&crrIhoit pom 1896 bis 1900 btn=
Ties, mic ired) mo onmnBeno Die
Re1rr bonldls IN baltimore moren.
Soncr iiir bos amenoe.
mcnt.
@m. 5oner, her io5ialiitiid)e Cant
puglcrcbner, lit cin cltbulinltlld)cr
@%ciiirluortcr bes @ablrefts = NnieI'
dement's illb bdit in Baltimore unb
ocn Counties bes Stuntes Hcocn 81
@uuiten bciiclbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
tniaQs sGbronif.
9cinobc clcftrofutionirt

9cinobc cleftrofutionir t.
@Gbrenb eeitern Gormittag George
Differ BON @raps, Mnne Irunoel-
County, Wb., elm Grobtipanner Der
.Yatapsco electric 2igbt & Sofucr
Gomponp", alli einem 9aume I'M
@arten oes 8errn 9ernarO u. Vafer
orbcitete, fam er periebentlid nit
einem gelabenen Grabte IN Seriib-
rurg llnb erbielt eillen eleftrilden
Shlog, Dob CT beipnBtlos 5ur Groe
berabitiir5te. Seine Irme lnO Scine
nieien 9ralopnnoen auf. Gin in
Der Ndbe beiinoliher Neger, ipeld)er
Den llnfoll iab, elite berbei uno be-
nadJridtigte Or. Waribaa 9. @eit,
neldcr Den 8erungliidten nod ein.
itiinbi9cr Mrbeit gum 9eluuBtieil
brad)tc. WiQer biirfte fuun, nit Dem
2eben oapon fommen.
Sn elmer SGgemiib re Der.
lest.
Cine ld)luere Serletnng erlitt &c.
itcrn &prmittag Der 80 Sabre olte
Sorrp @ilion bon Nr. ia, Dit
6ronflinitrobe, bel Der Mrbeit in Der
Inlogc Ser nSeiie II. 9rltnS 2ilmber
Company" al Gonton.Ipem,e rmo
Gurplineitrobe. @ilion ipoQtc eiren
Saltfen Sdeeip1bne inter elmer 500
belmaifine berbor bolen, oils CT BON
Der Maid)ine eriaBt unb inn Elm
Stiid bes red)ten Sllbcs abgerilien
lpllrOe. Die ambulon5 bes oitlihen
Giitrifts brodtc ben @erlesten nod
Dem ct. Soicpb's &oipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08

Ser Stuoenten ersreifen miro, lit nod
nidt beltimmt. Ga Der Gefan ouf
@runo Der gleifortigcn &orfomm-
niiie bes porbergebenoen 1aaes Die
unelnerlpGbntc @arnung erlicb, 10 lit
es iebr nobl moglid,. OaB er bel einer
10 ihnea folgenoen llebertretung lei
lie 9robung iuabr MAIDEN uno ous
5uBbalipiel nusmer5en miro.
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@entI M ms 8 | II q
BART. = Gle critic iabrlide NusItel-
hung ulb Yferberenncn Der ,@entle.
mems Eripina Earf Eacing & Snir
Niociation" beginnt am 1S. bieies
Mpnats uno baucrt bis gum %. 9ie
9eomtcn Der @elelidoit iino: Grdli-
bent Wiaiam $. Gporls, Gicc-Hrali-
bent Serman Yernbeimer, SefretGr
utb Shotmeilter Soiepb ". CHS;
Sefret1r Der Sair-Miiociotion u. $.
@bitebirit; Gireftoren: y. Martin,
9. MtcMnbreips, 90. s. gpans. 5. u.
Gus, $. 9ernbeimer, Mortin 8.
aobn, 9ilane s. Giec, Col. u. 8.
9opfim Soiepb &. SAUL, 6reoerif
W. Slice, @. $. @biteburit uh1b Tb.
5. 9itdlep. Gas Siilfs.Gomite be.
ltebt aus Sran %. $. @biteburit,
9oriitenoe bes SaltsbaltungS : Ge-
partements, unb Den 5rauen Ssroel
81. Mortb, Martin s. aobn, Sofepb
6. Saul, Soiepb Mc8ratb, u. g. Sit.
finger, Carroll 8. Yeppler, Soiepb
slrnolo, Soiepb ". CHS uno 5rls.
Sulia MeNnbrelps. Nnno Mesln.
breps, &oie Mcgnoreips, Gtbel g.
Suitnauer, Gotta 6. 2uitna,ler, Clara
8. @0ttling. Sottie M. @ottling ulo
Wonnie 9. @ottling.
Seiratbeteu in Scr Gu1
feritnot. - Zen 0unD fiir's sc.
ben idloB am Mittipod, Srau San.
nab Tuolep. cine Sdneiter oes Gr.
CONGRATULATIONS Iranf s. @od.
fer. nit Dem Eoli5iitcn Gbporb
| Stenpel bonn mittleren Tiitrift. I'm
81 uermeioen, Dos sitter bfr @rollt
su5naeben. mas bier i'm Stoate Mn.
rplnno ~erioroerlid) lit. 500 bas@ralit,
paar Dor, iid) in philadelphia trallen
5l loiicn. Mber alid) IN Ser Nll1fcr.
itaot itelten lid benz SCAR Sdppie.
rigfeiten IN Den @eg. Man perlana.
tc. bob er cnrd) einen @iirger Scr
Stnot ober heS Staates ioeltiii,irt
lperoa. @r-Gongrcbniitglieo Srollf 6.
@ad)ter, Der oas 9ramtpoor belief.
bete, bad)te iofort an Moppr 3epburn
bon philadelphia. Der aber nif)t in
Der Stabt meilte. 9sun mur gutter
Matb tbeiier. Ils mon iibcrsinfom,
bic 5od5eit auf ipater gu peridiebcr,,
erinnerte iit Scrr @after zines al.
ten 5reunoes. Gisier luuroc auiae-
fudJt NIB erflGtre lib bereit, Dem
groutpaar bei5ulteben. Die Jrauultg
crfolgte Damn III Der engliiden lntbe.
ridden st. MattbsmS,airdJe burd
Eaitor @onin Tilf.
Die Solgen cincs Graz.
SpicIeS. = ,Bieb MIR nleilt @clS
ipieocr. lpas id peripieIic, ooer id,
ucrpriigele Gid", iaate oer Neaer
Ueorge WatleD bon Nr. 1045, Sii0.
Sonoroitrabe. 5n ieinem SO Sabre
alfen Raiiengenoiien Charles gbb
bon Mr. 1907, Observation-Disclosures.
Ter Seetere badtc dber nidt ooron,
iotsSern bolte Gin @oiirneiier aus Der
lafde uno idlibtr BEN gaiIrp bos
Geiidt oermaben aiif. Sob aeitern
beim 8erbor III Der iiiSIifen YoIiaei.
Citation bon iei,tem aopfe, ser in
gatoagcn aebiiIlt, iuenia 3n irber
NOR. YoIi5eiridter Aiielemirc per-
ooitncrte ben MeierbeIben an 500
geIoitrafe nnb ,ueaen oerborsenen
Trngrns BON Mnffen 81 IS Celebrate.
Sd ocriclbc lliff soblen fofihte, fpait
ocrtc er aiif 107 1dpc in's Stabtoe.
f1ndttR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
R. Ndfert.
Waltimore's Geutider Ybpto8rapb,
A0Q-dff
0nrh.Qah.Efrake

Wprb'Vag'Sfrahe.
Gin er~itfIaifees @cid)aft fiir crit.
ffaifae Nrbeifen, unS feiae b6beren
S,reiie, ais Sic anbersiuo be3ableu.
Gpsialifdt, Sereinsernppen umb
GauiIiensrnppen. WtrarShrraneen
'sa4 aitsa Sifbern nuter 0etaatie.
s&fea sie anf obioe sibrtfe; e.
II. ~ SAreM Wurtbeils.
0rine H~trbiabnns nit irstnb ii.
mem snberen Gtubip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
Rotis.
Hchbcl's eiksiges Stabin.

SeScrmann fsnnt bic BON lps &C.
Htfcrte Arbeit; mir benfcn uidjt Sa.
raa, ans iclbit ~ lntsH ssntera iibes.
la1em sizes nnie,et aeituaoen. 2eins
Sreppen bri iiis ~ eriteieen. Qaien
sic fd uuu Apbrrsn ni4t tGnideu,
y giebt aur Gin tinaists 9ebbeI.S tn.
bio nns Sies befihStt ii6 I'M Herttrre,
Ndtcn Sic ant bas &ans, no naier
Wamen ami xbiScn innh 1snksra
itcbt. tatlifaa
Geine gsentea. Gin Hreis.
Ndtcn sic aui
-&etbel'S-
321 @urS.U an.@ IT,, maize 6iah.
t tssa13.1&S.1O
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stes. 8. 1iea'r e g.,
217, pn.Uaitimtre.S tte6e.

7sutides nnb onbsses oiisI6nbt.
dies @elo eefoiift i,no perfduit.
WcIoientunsen beiorat nod Dspti&
lono. Deitrei&, MubIano II. I. 10.
@ed,ieI ousseiteai a,f ausldnbii&s
Bonten. Grebttbrtete uno Sropelers
Gbeqaee. O--
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0eIbfeubxnaen.

@eIoienoumecrt nod 7eiitimInrb
u,o Oeitrcid . llnaorn iider itnb
itneII beiorst. 3. 40 iinb 90 ylort.,
ictuie 10 unb 90 Aroner : s&eine ~
Derfarfen.
absp. g. niessr 4 Co.,
7" :, W St7. ch.Naldr"-..aIts IL.
yiact.asenten. (272)
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$taot Baltimore.
tnterhaItnuas- WcemeiIcr.

,,NfaSemie"-pa Cole 2uuer uuo Die Wiuicn.
,,Muottorium"-g1 be glue Monie".
u5ure's"1r Sonies Of 1909.
3anetn"-.H o Siu 9neliiD ScIb Co."
uSuuiban"--. nh Partners SRI.
rDlarpIauh" - 8eiib'S .gH Star"sSauoe'
bile.
,NcW Mpuumental"-r Wincre Americans.
,,Sranmpre Gnitnp," Ode Jrunlin. II. Yacls
Strabe. Seben IbeHo Gon5crt'Diuff uuo
refine 8auoeotue.
Tcutimes Sarmpute.6 Gate uuo Hetaurnnt,
SIR. 4t4, Nefts Sanette. Strabe. = Sebeu Nheno
nm s nbr erobes CONCERT oeS baltimore
NiinitlersG iiarfetf".
Siipbcr, Mnftern'S onper, pa5ar uno Ian5 in
Der nNrobfinn.SaIIe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08

Snmoriitiife Scene in Der 5meiten
gbtbcilltng bes Griminalecridts.
@icoerie6en iriiberer Sdulfo-
mcrooen erregt loutes @elddtcr.
Stciblnesflage III boberen
@ciellidoitsfrciicn.
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g(us Sen Wcrid]ten.

Mus Scn Wcridten.
Sumnriitiihe Scene in Der 5meiten
Ibtbcilung bes Grimilalecrid)tS.
@icoerie6en iriibercr Sfulfo.
mcrooen crrcat loutes @eldd)tcr.
ShciOungsflaDe III boberen
@eieaidoitsfrciicn.
&or 80 Sobren Spielfonteraoen,
troien 3otorios Sta9er ulb 6rou
Sarob Cutie pon 9tr. 10l6, Noro'
Chapel troBe. lid, aeitcrn III Der
,nciten 9lbtbcilung beS Grimlnolgc'
rid)ts. nahbem iic ciilollocr lett %
Snbrel, nid)t geieberl, ltno Die Scene
ocs @iebcriebens NOR cine 10 fonl'
Idle, bob nid)t ollein Die garl5cn 3i-
id)oller lodten, ionocrn Glth Hid)ter
@orter Die 9ud)musfcln nld)t lnter
Gpntroie bolten fonntc. 3aharlnS
bate iid pegen 8ogobulbircnS 5u
pcroutiportei,. Gr Qob allcs 5u, bat
ocn Gihtar, i'm bod 9eben 81 lal'ell.
oonlit CT nod ein5igeS Mol ltinmel
fonnte, noh Der Mabl milroc CT lid
ans Der Stubt entierncll. Muf Die
,Sro9c oeS !Siilis.S tuotSoruoltS u.
q. Miuioms. iuas cr oenlt lei, ont.
mortete 3ahurios nit Battles: "5h
Bin Gin le%benslanger Gcnlofrot.
id" Sn oieielm Moment trat cine
feline oltc Srou olf i'm al, Die Iid)
unter ben 3uidallern b%efunben bate.
ultb ricf aus: p9lbcr, 3o-d).o-r.i.o.s
Stoger. id Gobc Sic ieit % Sobren
nidt gcieben!" Gicic u%ilerportete gr-
iprodle brnd)te 3ad)nrios aus benz
Concert. CT pcrlor hrn 5aben ieiner
Hcbe, Sic or ioeben bcgonnen nno
itnuie gon6 iiberraidt brein, nab
renb cine @~liltlpelle linn ms @eiid)t
itieg. 9lqes brad, in Gin @slad)ter
aus, IN oas. wie itcn %crluGbnt, Der
Gidtcr mnpiafiirlih miteinitinm1cn
mubte. Sect erit fam es Der fleinerl
oltcn 8rail, ole ii6 ais Sorob Sitt.
tie beronsitellte, gum 99unbtiein,
Dob lie sic @iirbe ocs @,rid)ts ge.
fort. Sic ihlif lid bcidamt in ben
Sinteraruno 5uriid. 3ahnrias iullrbe
ms @~cilingnib auriidgeIiibrt, Die
Gntiheioung beS Mid)ters ob5nluor.
ten. 6rou Cutie NOR oGS 3cllgin &c.
Gen ibreu Marl, omueienO, Der Der
Mubcitorung anpefloat mar.
SGeibungsflage in bobcr
@eiellihnft.
Srau Worie Henlnl9 DC @ullctt
reid)te i'm &reis9eriht einc Sd)ci'
bnngsfluge Gin Deacn ibren @utte!l
Wm. Sultan De 9llllett. Gas Eanr.
peltes Dor sem Sobren beirathctc.
lebt id)on ldllaerc 3cit 9ctrenit, urlo
in boberen @eiealdoitsfrciicn. in mel.
d)cn Die Bullets perfebrer, unrhc ei.
ne Sdciolrngsflngc ld]pll longe CT.
iunrtet. 6rou &c %illett lit cine God
ter BON Srn. ltnO Srou Er, 8eorg
Heuling bon Nr. 103, @eIt- Mont,
mentltrobc.
@cilie Heiner rcihte gcll,rn in DIR
ameiten Abtbcillln1 bcS areisgcrid)ts
cine SheiounesflnNc Gin ge9eu Gu.
gen Heiner nuf @runb mgcblidey
llntreue. Gas Eaar beirutbete inn
Sabre 1904.
.@!rtbe g Auboerein." ~
Cine red)t gut beildtei @eriuntmlung
belt seitefn Der .8irtbe.S d)utper.
elm" III ieinem1 nitptaunrtier Garid'S
iSoac ant 2erinefon.M arft. Inter
Dem Yoriit bcs YrdIibentcn George
6. Va Barre unh Der Yrptpfollfiih-
~r,tna bes Sefretdrs Sobh Georg
@altcr ~gclnngtcn Sic IniiicnSen @er.
cinsgeid,ifte jnr erIeotgnng. Gus
fr-..tI. &.at V..A-.. On t. u--.o 4.
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HS1e sar Meiit inc slasl
iurst 9. Maine, Wr. 413, g
mpreitrass, aabe Cation So
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gress i1as prof. osed bill providing
that one hundred q and fifty million
cigars shall be permit tied to come
from the Philippines free OF duty In
any one fiscal year. The assembly
was requested to protest against this
bill, and It was moved and carried
that the secretary write to our con-
gresham and both United States
senators protesting against admitting
any cigars from the islands except at
the regular import duty. y 5.t, i. ..
Delegate Heidemah. appointed on the
committNe* to confer with Clough and
Nicholson, reported that progress was
being made and asked for a further
extension Of, time. ....
Mrs. Catherine Dempsey stated that
she had. received a letter from mem
Der of the executive boarl Of the Wo-
mems Trade Union Label League,
stated that union label underwear
could be obtained through the Dayton
Clothing Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio. The
clothing bears the label o fthe United
Textile Workers Of America.
Mr.. Frank Fisher was given the floor
and spoke in behalf of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical Work
ers, and gave his views regarding the
trouble now existing in the ranks OF
that organization.
Adjournment was taken at 80 D. m.
~~'~ RICHARD JONES,
Saorota ~,
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BANK CASHIER rs .~.> !.
1 QUITE OPTIMISTIC

w. I. Prince Speaks OF Business Com
ditions In the Most Hope
full Terms.
w. l. ~Prince,-zscasIi - f.>.the City
National bank, returned today from L
trip to Chicago and Cleveland. During
his trip Mr.. Prince had occasion to in
:vestieate business conditions through
out. the west. and he says that there
is gradual Improvement.
'"rhe improvement Of business con-
ditions throughout the west is going
on steadily" said Mr.. Prince There
is an impression among. the business
men &of the west that the improve
ment in business will be gradual, and
that it will continue until the business
of the country gets back upon a nor.
NAL plane. There is a better feeling
at the present time than there was
some months ago." ~. ..-2... SCI =
i Mr.. Prince declares that at bottom
business conditions are good. He says
there is money in the banks, and that
generally speaking there is no appre'
tension that the business structure is
not sound. *..., 49,. i :.-.... -~..+.
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Order to Examine Final Account.
ST ATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st: Louis-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Nicholas
Pastoret Decedent:
The petition Of Eugene A, ~Huot, as
representative of the above named de-
cedent, together with the final account
of the administration Of said estate.
having been filed in this Court, rep
1resehting, among other things, that he
praying that said final account Of said
ADMINISTRATION be examined, adjusted
and allowed by the Court, and that the
court make and ente it's final decree
s,of distribution Of the residue Of the
estate OF said decedent to the persons
of the representative and the suretieg
on his bond.
IT Is ordered, That said petition I've
heard, and said final account examined.
adjusted and allowed by the Court,
Court House. In the city Of Du1uth in
said County: On Monday, the 10th day
Of May. 1909 at ten O'Clock a. M, and
all persons interested in said hearing
and In said matter are hereby cited and
required at said time and place to
show cause, II. any there be. why said
Ordered Further, That this order he
served by publication In the Labor
World. 9 weekly newspaper, according
Dated s.1, st sod Duluth " MINI, the 18th
III. tl4Sa BY the Court, t:<.4-:;E =
II. J. b. MIDDLECOFF.
1870 ''--ssee-s Judge OF ProBAte IL"
eaisProhate Court. st. Louis County,
Leo A.1BALL, Attorney. @ y. IL
4 .aperaS Apr 17-24;,111A fl, 1863.
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A, PHILosoPHIc DUTcHMAN.

"A Dutchman addressing his dog,
said: you was only a dog, but I
Wish vas you, when you go NIT your
bed in you shust turn around dree
times and lay down; yer, go NIT the
bed in I have to lock UP the blaze,
and wind up the clock and put the
cat out, and ondress myself, and my
frou wakes UP and scolds; den the bay
be" wakes up and cries and I halt to
walk him init the house around, den
may be, ven get myself to bed, It is
time to get up again. Ven you get
up, you shust stretch yourself. dig
your neck q leedle and you vas up.
I shaf to light de fire, put on the kid
die, scrap some, NIT my wife already
and get myself breakfast. You play
around all day and have plenty Of fun.
/ hat to work ell day and have plenty
Of drlbble. Ven you die you vas
dead; ven die I haf to go to hell
already yet ys i. VIE. Fs NJ
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ENGINEERS WIN POINT
FROM PACKAGE LINES

BUFFALO N. Y, April 15.-Four Of
the freight package lines came to an
agreement with their engineers a few
days ago, the Western Transit COM
pany, the Anchor Line, the Lehigh
Valley Transportation company and
the Rutland Transit company.
Under terms of the agreement the
men are given their appointments with
the open shop clause eliminated and
With the same wages and conditions
of service that prevailed: last year.
The: four lines that have settled with
their engineers are members of the
Lake, Carriers association, which is
endeavoring to enforce the the open
shop rule on the Great Lakes. The
union leaders here are jubilant and
claim this is only the first break in
the boat owners Organization.
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PAINTERS STRIKE FOR
NEW WAGE SCALE;

: SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 15-As a
result of the refusal Of some Of the
bosses of this city to sign an agree
ment to pay the new. wage scale OF
$3.50 per day, fifty-nine members Of
the local Painters and Decorators
Union have gone on strike:
: The demand for the new wage scale
has been before the bosses for over a
year. The majority of them. have ac-
coded to the demands Of the workers
and have agreed to pay the increased
rate. Those who yielded are contrac-
tors doing work for the city, which
;compels them to employ union labor
and pay union wages. r.
+ 1t is stated that the Masters AS
ISOLATION would prevail upon all the
bosses to pay the new scale, for the
fifty-nine:: men who struck to enforce
it, are determined to rmain out until
they win. The old rate was So per
day..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-17
FOOD PRICES ARE
STEADILY SOARING

NEW YORK, April15.-The unem-
pioyed crisis doesn't lower price Of
necessities. The cost Of living does
not drop because of unemployment
and general hard times, but on the
contrary has tendency to rise is
shown by the fact that Bradstret's
index number, which is made up from
the prices>of a large number Of groups
of agricultural and other products, is
$S,3157 Or 81 per cent. over April /
a year ago and IL per cent. over
March !, 1905.
The noteworthy feature of the COM
modify price movement in March was
the marked strength exhibited by the
three leading groups of food products
-breadstuffs, live animals and pro
visions and groceries. The movement
upward Of these was 50 sharp that it
dominated the entire price situation
and much more than offset the easing
of seven other groups, comprising
dried fruits, hides and leather, coal
and coke, oils, naval stores, building
materials and miscellaneous products.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-17
SERVANT IN THE HOUSE.
WEEK AT THE LYCEUM
A Humble Title But DRAMA coIos-
sal in Magnitude and Par Ex-
ceilent III Rendition:

For the past week there has been
on the stage, at the Lyceum theatre
one. OF the most interesting,- enter
tanning, as we'll as Instructive dramas
II was yer our good; fortune to wit
ness. =. >-c.s.<
Its name is unpretentious enough:
THE Servant in the House.; but the
play in composition and character is
masterpiece Of dramatic art.
It contains all. elements indispens-
able to a performance of the highest
order, and the very excellent rend1-.
ton Of its various parts by the indi-
vddual performers, was a genuine
boon to the large and appreciatiye
audience which crowded r the theatre
every night this week. All the vari-
GUS appliances and paraphernalia that
give style, grace and excellence to q
stage performance, were abundantly
IN evidence. - 5:s': .. X. -: - :.
The play was written by that bril-
liant apostle Of Christian socialism,
Charles Ram Kennedy IT IS said
to be his masterpiece, It certainly
merits. the honor, Tor it can: well, be
regarded as the greatest play written
In the Dnlgish language for several
generations. =.'' ~, &. & - ~, ~.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-17
NIGHT RIDERS BEGIN
~ g OPERATIONS IN INDIANA

WASHINGTON, Ind, April IA
Night riders are terrorAing land own
ers and tenants in the vicinity of Har-
riman Ferry, near this city.
William Schrotucke,~ owner Of 700
acres in that neighborhood reported
that 20 men on horseback visited all
his tenants and informed them that
il they paid greater rent than one-
third Of the crop raised their crops
would be mown down before they
became ripe Some of the tenants were
threatened with violence.
Farming machinery belonging to
three tenants on Albert Himeslvs'
farm was destroyed. r -
Thomas Taylor. wealthy land
owner, received by mail package
containing powder and matches, with
>note Of warning of what he might
expect il he insisted on one-half crop
rental.
= A few days ago a stranger entered a
store at Ivy and asked the merchant
for reduced price on all the carriage
whips in stock. This is taken to mean
that the riders intend to administer
fioggings to tenants who will not heed
their warning. 5$S
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-17
LAST PROPOSITION
FROM THE MINERS
Lewis Gives Official Statement Of Final
Proposition from Anthracite
Miners.

Philadelphia, April 15:-President
Lewis gives an official statement to-
day regretting that the miners and
operators have not been able to come
to an agreement
The last proposition from the min
ers was to renew the Old agreement,
accepting the terms made hl the
strike commission with certain ex-
ceptions.
The scale awarded by the. strike
commission to be restored.
Right Of appeal to be recognized
when man is discharged to prevent
discrimination.
No suspension Of work to take place
during investigation of any difference
between employers and employees.
Terms to be signed by half the
United mine workers in the anthracite
regions.