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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10
FAMOUS ne IENGrER
aNNwEts~ rfNAI CNLL

tOS ANGELES Isaac > GeaFHe
pssker. 90, ef she Ervaivsf artl
tasemsa thst ssrs plassd in fts hls
leaaua siea hsse taslas tia Hiatsa
wuh Nnsan eeiia
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10
KATIE SHOULD COME
TO THIS STATE
Hv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The divorce
proceedings of Katherine Gould
against Howard Gould were put over
today owing to the press of other
cases, although the attorneys an
nounced they were ready to proceed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10

t.asaiiaa aatlees Is tfspusAis
haaaiesf sHaii fsa arosReetags aat
miaert saaisiaA eArbem iaa aa-
iiees ia hats Fef sale a. tAs ~.
naata ehss
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston 3, st. Louis 2.
Other games were nostnoned.
pACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At San Francisco-San Francisco
8, Oakland A.
At Los Angeles-Vernon s. Los
Angeles 2.
At Portland-Portland 3. saera-
mento 0.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At innati-Cincinnati 1S, Bos-
ton 2.
At burg-Pittsburg s, Phila-
delphia 0.
At St. Louis-St Louis 4, Brook
lyn 8.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10

rhe TpaaeAh wsekts noaanaa
e. psf sesr ssnd Il baek kams
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10

AaheaseF nuseh beer en lraashs
at tbe a =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10
THE METAL MARKET.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, June 9.-Lead,
4.35@ 445; copper, 13.625 q
1875; silver, 52.S75.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-10

This paper q e4s.
feremt fK9M s1Ass
newspapers, GMe
thank the GO4s -
Verse and PFo1e tAAs
II II diRsFent."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

trot pdbreuo 6e& iIallcn @cihditS'
oongc5 oeS oorigen SubrcS nit beioll.
pcrcr 0clltIid)feit berpor, 9tdflt Dem
Nrbcitanodmci8 oc8 &oicnbctrieb3-
pcrcin3 ltcben oo5 Seltcrbiircau Der
6onbur9.Ilncrifo.2inic nit $4,000,
ser 9lrbeitSnodmei3 OcS &crcin9
&umburqer Rbe0er nit 2t.000 uno
Der Nrbcit5nod>pei3 iiir Die &oi6ctric.
be Der &omburg = Nn1erifu Clinic.
@ocrmalm.2inic, Geutideu Sitofri.
TIA @inie ul0 9crtiden &cpunte.Sinie
nit 5000 ocrmitteltcn Nrbcitagclc'
qenbcitcll uorolr. Ter SAiiiobrt unO
Dem @ofcnbctrieb iino ollrd Die gc'
nomutcn NobtpCiic in3Qeionunt III
ca. 100000 6dIen 2Irbcitcr UermittcIt
luorocn. Son ben iibrigcn &crnlitt-
lerltcucn bat MIR Scr Yrbeit5nodruci9
Der GiicninouItric cine gr6Bcrc Nn-
5ohL uUnlIid) 10000 GinltclltngcL
bemirft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
3epnrtcmcrt iir Uficutlide eihcrbcit.-SGutcu.
Subs SCparteucmt ors @cbduoes Snipcttorsa
SilrcnuS, Rutnbuus.

Baltimore. bert II. Wtai 1909.
Separate. Ccritegelte NnGC5pte merhcIl clItges
eer aenuntmcn bon Der GOntralt &eb0roe Der
Stant Baltimore fir eit Scbduoc, an Raodz
Strnbe. 5iuii0eu GCrinptOus uno SdDettcsS!r.
All erribtcu mo Atr. = Yeiteruagelz0uus III
neuncn, mo fit Ciu Soppei=96itappdrut-@es
hduoe an &oriudEgtne. ndbe NuTloros 9loe., pom
Mtaupr NM Sluotrutb bon Baltimore flr Die
GeuuGlt1g SeiIerls Der uersSommt11re 81 CT
rtdtGtt,
Inge6ote milIien in periicQeIten Gouoertcu,
aorefiirt an ben nGoaro Of slUdro5 Of galttz
more Gin" ieiH, ole Nliii1ritt pFropuial5 tor
ytr. , 1rud Houie, Boca Stpeet, betpeen Ger
inQton alo SuDette Strcct5" uHo afropoial5
for Eoublc Sire 9tpparatus Gulioira, @orluh
9tpcnue rear 6drforosgtbcHle" trngen mo bel
6rn. Z. SCipell Ibontd5, Stdbt 3tegiitra!or. IN
befien 8ilrCul I'M @iutG6nuie AM uocr Dor IL
ll1r &ormilid85 all :. SUM 1909 eiilgerciDt
lucrocIl.
Iebein glnGcbot nlub Elm, an Den Wupor unO
StIotruth bon Baltimore 5n1lbnrer, ceritli5trtet
uuf cine oGlcuring 8onles"Sunf gc6uaelter
Gbed oee 9ieiers iiir tiutlDuIloert $4,000 So's
Ser trtolgreibc 9ieier rnub @iirGf6uif itels
Ien mo Die &ori6riftet bco StnoteDarterS IN
Ne5la uuf GOntrdfte crtiluen.
SeiduunGeu mo Sre6iittutt0nc1 fonnen an
uoer nab Dem 81. Wtui 1909 I'M 8ilredt hes
@ebduocs Suipcftors belidligt nerneii.
Sie leb0roc behdlt itb bns jte6f Dor, III
gcto eil 0oer Gle N11choie 81 perluerieI.
Goluuro ,. 9retun,
SebdttoesS nipcttor.
8enebmiGi:
GrdIioent Der GOntrafts@eb0roc.
-. % ~ - - - ~ 30 % % 4 u tfuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Sie Nrbcitsnadhpeiie Der 5um Irbeit
gcbrr-&erbanb Snmbnrg-Iltonn
gebIrigcn 9ctricbe nuo
Wcrrtur

Giciclben boben I'M Sabre 1908, luie
Der ioeben p%erOfientlid)tc Serbanosbe.
ridlt erfennen I0bt cine red)i lebboite
SbStigfcit entialtet. Gie @eiammt
ilnmmc Scr GiniteaungeL Die ourdJ
lie betuirtt luurbcn, belief lid nui
ilber 2i4,OO0. Sopon pernlittelte Der
IrbeitSned)WeiS oes SoienbctriebS.
percinS alebr ais Die S1lite, n1lllidl
$4,000 NrbeitSgeIegenbciten. Ger
@eridt ltellt felt. Dab aud in Irbcitel,
freiIen Der Sortbeil einer centralcu
Observation-Disclosures, Die bic 9r.
bcitludlenoen Der Notblpenoigfeit
iiberbebt, an oerid)ieoenen SieIIen
nado3ufrogen, mebr nnb mebrferfonnt
miro. Ger @crtb oieier ejhrid)tung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

a 1t more, 10. Vial l9Oo.
Steucr5a5ier lperoen bierour6 benabri6ti gt,
ouB bic Strai9ebilbr bon brei t3) Bro6eIlt mo
Die Wldi' 3inieu bon. Y 8ro5ert allen 1909
Sic niht bis 3 tlbr ia dIHitiugs am snmitaa,
ben %. Nlni 1899 (ber 80. tit idl1!ib etl
Sonntag mo Der 81. miro ais geieblther
perhen. Sds auf @runoeiGenibunts Sehnlllls
ocn o~elpdbrte Giocouto miro am gelinntliell
1ermtn G%ufb0ren. Aetne Ncrbmtl1elI tilt onS
Iuufeuoe Sa6r peroen dltSgeidnbt, luellli bic
ielbcu ni1t peridnIib pocr per 4oit oer!Gl8t
lperoeit.
Srnuf Wrpiun,
(lIni20 25) Stelerein1ebucr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
morn(6uocr 3udt6aus.

Baltimore, "a. Mai 1909.
Sic SircftoreH oeS Ni1rOldlloer 3lldtbdulcS
iucroen his 5un 2. 3nni 1909. NnbnlittaaS. INT
4 ll1r, Nn1ebute filr bic Eteterllll9 ooll ttni'
unoS,uan5iaBuuocrt 5pnncn Ncid1fubicn, Ole
eiuer @nalOie uuieriuprlell lein lotlell eni9c9elI
Icbmen. Nbi6rtiter Der Spe5llttnttorell iolls
neI nuf g(nfrngc I'M Giircau heS lSdroctIio gz
9Gireihift iiir Die gcireue Griiiuun9 hes
Guntruftc5 MIN OerId1gt,
gtuaebute lperoerl am ,. Slri 1909 0%ettItct.
SnblunqC1: muHutlih Bdur.
Sic Hirelturelt 6ebdlieil It6 oa3 9ient Dor,
iraero zines ooer ole g~lnaCbote ub3upeiien.
Sobn q. 9Sepler,
(QIut24 oG, 9S,3t0 gSarbein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Srpartemeut fir biientlidle Santen.
Cub cpartcmrnt beS StaotsS ugentenrs.
Nu - III =, 81 stntil
Mn MQr. mir cS nuuehti

Nh gae, Die cS augebt!
Siermit miro In ltebereinltirImuilg nit ben
Stbi6nnien SO y mo So = oes Charters Der
Stdot Baltimore befaunt gegebelt, Dab i'd nan
benz 7. SUM 1909 beqtitnen peroe, Fdbion'
Gtrabe, bon Der Norbfcite Der @oronoionsgipe.
his sur Siioicite Der 9aInnle'Strabe, nit mos
lier1.
Nae 8crioneu iIrro Gorporntionen toeroel
bcsbuib hermit aufgcforocrt, Grlaub1iBlcbetite
fir utIe Irbeiten Su ~er.aiaet mn o%teielberl
uur benz Z. SUM 1909 81 beenoieen, Die IN
irgeno elmer gSciie Die Anf9rabune ooer Die
9lufretburg ~beiaeter obengcnannter StrdBe ODER
zines SbeiIe5 o~erfelben ilothluetoi9 ma den.
menn oieie eepflaitert ooer nelaepilnitert 1T.
y. :. Sruoal, SidotsSngenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Selena Seaaniit.

IS itnrO am 90. Wiai 1909, 1915 M(orgcn3
nab I%dngerer arurt1eit pclenn 3eaautit, gch
Io6ter bon Sobn uno 3Obannu Sddai. &ert
panbte unb 6reltoe iino G4tInG5uDu ciHGe.
Inoeu. Der gecrOiaung an 9teuitag, gIadnlil
@aiier = a isST, e0' atd aRf6T SSUpn''l ans % Ssiu SSUS
nen. @ctleeung aut benz oIIonrt Carmel
Srieobpfe."
CEolcoo, Ohio. uno Sort SecoDerb, Miercer
pirel.) t44-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
8efauntmadnngen
ghrcau ocs Stnot'Jiegitratcre,
Rnthhnu6-


Baltimore. ben p. Ylnl 1909.
Ga bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gonmtlare oer
Gtaot Baltimore in 9eieBlid) norgelhriebener
g8eife ibreu enoaiilti9en mo torrt9lrten DC
rint iiber Die 5uaefpro6eneH gnti1dotgir9en,
~llufoitcH ltl0 g&cr.herb0bulGct tiir Ole enn'
bemuirung nno SdlicRuug iener gGll5el Slrede
Der MiuoiursWiinsJiDao, me!cbc 6lutibel Der
@eitfeite Der 6nlton.Slpenle ullS ber Clilette
6er EapfoI, Stru6e qelegeH III, nebit ben odr9iil
be5iiali6eu enoaiiltiaeu lltlo corri9irielL criau.
iernoen GIincn in Gertdbbctt oet Norlbritlell
hes Baltimore StabtsGhortera lIno Der an u.
Wai 1908 uHterScitneten &~eroroml1g 9tr: l25
hes Itanure mo Staotrntbca oDn baltimore
bel mir bilterlegt BADEN,
miro hermit b%efuunt Gclnudlt. enb bei9gier
Nerift ulo 4ldEe dui hteic 9Setie IN otelenl
Niireuu binterleGt iUoroer ltno, lno onB Der
Manor uuo Siaotratb bon baltimore, nner IL
geuo cine Rcripn ooer Beriollen, oocr cine ooer
mebr Gorporationeu. bic nit Der $ertbetlung
Der uorbellQntleH @uti6d6igunReH ooer SSerlb-
erb6bungen m3ufrteoeu itl6, i%ulterbdIb oreibiH
C3Ol la9en nom 20. Gage oeo Altal i'll Sabre
1909 an. ais oem QuGe Der eriteH non, mir
alsgeeunaenen &er0fieniiidmg ote'er gtoli5,
idriiilih ouaegeu an oG9 Nulttntnrcr Slaoi-
8eribt uppelireu utO oG9 helaate @eridi et'
iudoen m0aer. ~oielelbe 81 rentolrell.
Z. SCurl SbGnns,
(Dui25; Suuil $50 Stuois Negiftratur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
ahrrnu hea stnnt.MraiItratars.

WnIti more. n. Mai 1900.
smen onran inierHiftrten Gerfonen miro bters
mir Nadribt ertbeilt. bab Der Staot'Snpenienr
am IA. Mai 1909 in oieieit Biirealr, iuie e5
bird Den Mbibritt 81, Iriifel So. oes 9nItts
murcr Siuots9ooer bon 1906 b~erlanGt miro,
ben erIIdrenoen Ban Ino Slplilalliite Der aos
itenouflaee fur Die &fIaiiering bon siuarns
Wien, Sipiiden Der Sant' nuo 0uusbaS trnfr,
biuierleqt bat.
Sue puoon beriiDrten Ierfonen iinb bcredbs
tiqt, innerbuIb 80 5nqen, bonn Satnfn npr1rs
ecridbt nurdl iGriiili6 eingerei9te Bctition oas
gegen SIT dppeltrett.
7. Sepea Shomn3,
NtniIh. %. %. sNlni5) Sinot.ReaiiirNt0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

3eitg III d Sc &c oipcre c.
SIN puRoerifonen Monot Moi,
@la ole &%noipen Iprongen,
ga bolt pom 9tngei i'd ocn Eeli,
Ter borEn mligebaneen.
Sn mllnoerid0nen Wonot Wni,
Ils a0e anoipen iprungen,
"a bei5t' id) meinen Diem neil,
Ter mar lGngit ausge9angen.
Sm munberiHonen Monot Woi,
NlH ole &nolpen ~iprongen,
@efom nad) einem beiBen Tunlh
Sdl idred!ideS &erlangcn.
llno luer pom mlnoeri6onen Mai
Nod Hiibmlld)ss mill logen,
Sdler' iih gum aufnfl Gold ell
Eropf
SIt mertb, i'm iprt5njagcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

&n @uIpeiton lit ho3 p.
Geuti6 Geroniit)c SGngerfcit NIT
aroBem Grfolge ~ob9eholtan morortl.
Giir ocu iuitrumcutoIen 5heil mar
oa& Gbicooocr Sinfonic-C rdciter Sc
luonlrn poroen.
Ser aItc Senator NcFcm
bon Nelu-2 PORT ncnnt &eocL Der enc
3oQermdbiqung Don 100 o0cr HcDr
4ro3ent dlli so oDer 50 b%eiilrportet,
einen I%reibGnoler. @crr Ncpcm list
I'M 9irettorinm BON mebr ais 5luoll'
5ig @roBcorporotioneu. Go9 crtlort
feline SteQlm9 81 oclt @od5ollen.
elmer Ser Gcrtbet0tGcr
Sorrp Gbaip'5, Clifford W. Sort.
ridge, bot ole Ofutter IbUp'a avn
10000 Collars pcrtlo9t iiir @cto,
Oua err o%ltageqcbct, INN SbotIod)}n
iiber @orrp Ebolp 81 unt2r0rilft1.
Cine &loQc, sic ci9entbiimlidca Siht
olti bic Mohanihoitcn unlertr
,NcftSunmGltc" pirft. Sin0 lie Nn'
mGltc ocs Neht3 in Standardization?
go 6Icibt Ole Gtbit bel iolfcn @e'
lhGitcn?
Gborlc3 u. Wobcc vat Die
9eidlllOiaung crbobclL ooB Sobn 2.
HodcfcQcr mo onOcrc Corporations
Wioqnotcn Oico NntiiSoloon Scngllc"
~finon5iell umteritiiBcn, OonIit Nlc.
GrinfiroNc i'm &~orOergrul0 Oe9 n
fentliGcn <crciicS 6lcibc mo Die
0ffcntlid)c W}einunQ iih menigcr nit
Ocn Corporations %ntcrciicn bcidal-
tigc. Gas mag itilL lit io9or mobr-
ihcinlih, Nbcr cS mllB crit uad8c-
micicl1 mcr0cn mo 0n3 miro ldlucr
icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Shirt @iouonni 0cG era.
90, Der SproB elmer Der n0ltelten So.
ntilien Nom'S," bat lid cine onleti.
foniihe MiqionGrin erobert, Sroll
Soiepbine Shntib, Die @itt1pe ots
@riinoerS Der NGp, Dorfcr .20lucn.
Srouerei." Gas Germo0en Der llelt.
gcbadencn 6iiritin miro ollf 5ebll bis
5lpoll5ig WiGionen Collars gcid)Get
9onit fam man id)on Elm tSiirIte1.
happen prGhtig pergoloen. &cil
Wrnoer, lpenn bos omerifoniidl,
8elo ms Nllalonb gebt, mcnn oit
omerifonilfcn Milion1rinnen Den
eltropGild)en Noel sur @ellte nerben
Cine @ittme SAmio dis Siiritin
oos 1T III Der 8slteeid)idtc iebelt.
IdllS nod nid)t ba~gerpeicn.
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Conference.-The GOurtuiiiC iran5Oii'
idJcr SafcnbebDrbcU gcgcn
bcutld)c ScnriltcM.

&u Solge Ge9 iiebcualpiirOigcn Ont.
gcgcufonmcn9 Der Nnfcnbeb0rOcr
pom G%illefrondc murOC Den ouI gor0
6c9 &updgsN oupicr9 oWtctcOr" be-
iin0lidelt OclttihcE Souriltcn Die
ShCilnabnle al Der i'm 0ortiaCn Suz
len am %. Npril 81 Ubren pc9 ErG-
iiOcutcn Goaicrca ulO SIS @cr}oN@
BON @enllo ltuttiin0enOcn Tlottcnpa.
ruoc oc3 frnn50liIdcn un0 italieni.
idtn @ci6pa0cr5 crnI0glidt. Ter
Nuicn mar al Oicieru Gage iiir &nn-
0elaidlffe gciperrt. Nltf Grlltdcn oe3
9ti}5ucr Gcrtreter9 Ser NdmblrJ.
Nmcrifu-&inie iuurOc inotlicu DEM
ulti iciner icd)@tcn Wittclnlecrrciic be-
grifictcn 9ompfcr oMctcor" bon 01u
iruuB0iildcn @cb0rOcn %altanaDnt3s
meiie a~citottct, in Den Soieu cinSus
fubrcL 10 OoB ieine Yoiingitrc ou5
g%Ion5poQc SdnuipieI Scr Slottcns3e.
pie aus unnlittCIburer 9}dbc genie.
Bcn formtcn. 0urH Die 9lnpeianbeit
ocS oNtcteor" NOR olio old) Die Ccltt-
id)2 6loggc bci Den 6eitli0feitcn per
tret2n. NlS Der ErdiiOcnt 6olliercS
oo@ Sfiff poliirtc, 8riiBtcn i'm ole
SoGrllfe Der EniioGicrc II. Die al1n-
&c Ger oMurieiQoiic.~ Ger BrGiiocnt,
ocn oiclc Suotion BON Otutider Scitc
ltdtli0 dngcnebm berilbrtc, ermiocrs
te Die NrliBc dli 0n5 &ebbufteite. 9n
Der glGn5enbcn illumination Die an,
Nbcno in Ni55u uno gill2iron6c
itottIon0, bctbciliGtc iih Der oWte.
tcor" Oltrd Nbbrennen cinca 6eltcr-
mertS, bo6 Die Nuimcrtiumteit Der
am Gtrat0e bin uno Der prolnini
rcnocn MenidenmcnAe ollf ha5 iG0-
lie Octti6c Sdiii lcnftc mo 5u feb.
boften 9cifulsfl1OAcbungcn Inlob
COB,
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Gpicuh Nasfc.

IS itnrb pl6B!in an %. Mai 1909. 3 rbr
giadui;iGgo, 3oiepn %astc, in sitter BON 81
Nubren. gelicbter Safe bon WliHnuiC Nasie.
Sic @eerotgung ftloet Mittuud, , tbr RAD
%ntiitugs. bon iciner lebtcI 2SoDnunQ, 9tr. Sl2,
Noroz 4intterion Fart SlpcnuC. nus iidtt, Uo5n
&erirunoic II. 6reulIoe omtltuIsuou eIHgcIaoe1
itIln. GJI-G)
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ltmsugs-&erfnuf.

T%uuumrutcn, @rabitcincn unb etatuen.
Su mir has Eagerbnl5 gtr. 223, .9toros
GburlCssStrubc. he5ogen bahen, mcroeIt mir bus
edn3e Hdger on 0duo AM alien Blase, 9ir. ZIG,
gSeft.S aitiru straRe, 3u aliSlIe1nllt6 nicorl'
gen Greiien periGufen.
&. Silgartncr G. Guns.
(0Inrt1 1(O
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Gprrainc.

MaIcriidl. - &arfGrtig. - SrtcelidI.
@eitli6 bon Walbrooi eirle liuo cine babe
Meile. Wouut 6OIn sSSd9Qols nto 2orrdlncs
NagqonS brett bis sum Singung. geioe Ies
Iep6one. StuSts(iireau i'm nrittef Slur oes
Union Grult"s GebduDes, GborlsS, unS Sanette'
etruGc. (Diat4 ,lSrG&S)
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spiritnuicn : Siccns = gpplifatiOncu.

9iite 9ir. 5M.
Siireau Der
SptritnpIeu-S uSsSpmmiHdre,
Siuinier BOG @ertdJtsst3eoaHDe.
2. Strett Nic9in, Hrdiioent.
Games NGno,
0cniamiu y, SBreeutS,.
GoiHnttdre.
SoIocno %ecnnnnte 4'erl0n bat cine 4etiiton
lm IrunciertruuQ elmer Gnoetnilr SpirituDiet'
GicenB pom I. Wint 1909 etngereiht ueIdc am
Wiuntag, Den I. Srut. 1909, INN 10 Nor
&ormitiu95, In 8cralbuH9 9c5oeen miro. Bro
teilc miiiclI bis II llbr M(ittdas am SnInitda,
Den 3. Suni 1909, ciuGcreiDt lperoen. Sprs
nmlare i6nuen aui gerlangeR in oiefem 9iireau
erlarGt luelocH.
@aibiustpH Spiuic,
g9ei'GIerf.
Same. WorCiie. gS1ro.
0nopcr, @eorae Z, 1916 @nrron9bltr .....24
(Uiut22. 2l,2j1
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Ger Slciid Gruit Be
t1lHpit I'M Congress Oic ireic Ginfrlbr
BON &G1ttcn mo 6ellcn. Sclbitper
iiGn0lid), Oenn ircic Ginillbr lpiiroc
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trciben. Die Sdub Snbuitrie OcS
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Bermiid)te Mn3eisea.

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Office gr, 206, CONFERENCE.-The. iniere
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nuua5sSduen 6l fnmuieIu. Mue5 ftrenp bers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Gu,ulaubS tiirfiIdJc SGocr.
Gauitablc, cirbluoe, 9oitamt gcBen. etets uiicn.
COtail1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

3ie gon5e Sorifm a d c
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ter tituIirei. Geiebgeber %iollie.i ei-
nen ipeiteren @eiihtsfreis bobcl. ais
gripate ggidqitsleYie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
8euebmiGi
etcucr.1 epartcmcnt, Otatnbaus.

Hrilt0eui Der GuHtraftsNeb0roc
(Widi21, 1924 %. 2G.27, 2S, 20,31; Sunt1)
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-13

Seedless Raisins, lbs for. ...... Csc
New Large Prunes, 3 lbs. for. Csc
New English Walnuts, soft shell,
large size, per h.. .2Cc
New Bulk Olives, per quart. 35e
New Pure Buckwheat, the genu-
inc article from Penn Yam, New
York, per lb... sc
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-13

to furnish aid in cases Of sickness, per-
manent disability or death.
Apprentices over II years of age and
under q and candidates over so years
of age can only be admitted as semi
beneficial members entitled to bene-
fits of that class, viz; $50 in case of
DEATH
A candidate to be admitted to bene-
fetal membership must not be less
than 81 and rot over so years of age,
and must be a journeyman carpenter
or joiner, stair-builder, ship joiner,
mill wright, planning mill bench hand,
cabinet maker, car-builder or be en-
gagged in running woodworking ma
chinery. He must be of good moral
character and competent to command
standard wages.
1t pays a wife funeral benefit from
S25 to $50; members funeral benefit
from 800 to 5000 and disability bene-
fit from 500 to $500. In these bene-
fits $495, 1926 have been expended
during the past two years, and $1,934,-
1866 since the year 1883 when these
benefits were first inaugurated. In
the past quarter of a century $4,000
900 was spent by the local unions for
sick benefits and the sum of $747 ,073.-
10 was expended by the general office
for strike and lockout purposes. This
is fully $4,6S1, 469.85 expended for ben
evolent and charitable purposes.
1t has raised the wages in hundreds
of cities, and placed fully $11,000,000
more wages annually in the pockets of
the carpenters in those cities than
they would have received if they did
not belong to the organization at all.
At the same time it raised the wages
of the non-union men. 1t also reduced
the hours of labor to eight day in
$50 cities and nine hours a day in 804
cities, not to speak of many cities
that have established the Saturday
half-holiday. By these means 10000
more men have gained employment.
This is the result of thorough organiza-
tion Ali carpenters are eligible to
membership and this card is an invita-
ton to you as an intelligent and up-to-
date mechanic to join the Carpenters
Union of this city without further de-
lay. 1t is to your interest to hold mem
bership in such growing and power
full body.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-13
CAMPAIGN CARD.
You Should Join the Carpenters Union
Because

1. In union there is strength.
2. 1t pays to be union man.
3. 1t tends to raise wages.
4. 1t resists a reduction in wages;
organized labor seldom suffers re-
duction in wages.
5. 1t is the only way to gain shorter
hours.
6. 1t makes labor respected.
Z. 1t gives men independence and
self-reliance. We are too often afraid
of our employers.
s. 1t develops brotherhood. We are
too often jealous of one another.
9. 1t makes a shop a better place
to work in and the world a better
place to live in.
10. 1t helps the family. More money
means better home, better clothes,
better food and more comforts.
II. 1t stands for arbitration of diff
ferences with employers.
r. 1t pays sick, disability and death
benefits.
10. You common sense approves it.
IA. Your duty to yourself and family
dtmands it.
The United Brotherhood of Carpen-
ters and Joiners of America was found
ed in convention held in Chicago,
August ~, 1881, with IL local unions
and 2,O42 members. Today it num-
bers 1917 local unions and more than
10000 members.
The objects of the organization are
to discourage piece-work; to encour-
age an apprentice system and higher
standard of skill; to cultivate feel
ings of friendship among the men of
the craft; to assist each other to Sc
cure employment; to reduce the hours
of daily toll; to secure adequate pay
for work done; to elevate the moral,
intellectual and social condition OF ITS
members; to improve the trade and