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Ricardo Ruiz, pend lente.
Isabla, pcndiente.
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Vol,mtad, pendiente.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15

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ra Il IT del corriente proc6iente de
New York
ConsignataIios, The New York and
Porto Rico s. $. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15

Vapor ospaiiM Miguel M. Pmillos.
Dehe haber salido de Barcelona en- la
pasada decena para Canarlas, Puerto
Rico Cuba.
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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
THE MUSICIANS.
Bunch of Active Unionists Get Into
the Federation Game.

The Musicians Union is made I'D of
hustlers- At the regular meeting last
Sunday this organization elected Dr.
j. H. Cain delegate to the State FEEDER
alton of Labor. Then it proceeded to
appoint band leader whose duty il
VIII be to draft a band of forty or
nifty pieces to provide a parade and
music on Tuesday evening, June %
when Raymond Robins speaks. Then.
to clinch the matter, DR.. Gains was in
structed to pledge the organization for
its pro rata share of the expenses of
holding the meeting Guess that's go
ing some. That sort of action ought
TO make some Of the older unions in
Lincoln sit up and take notice.
Delegate Pinney made a verbal re-
port of his stewardship as delegate
to the general convention, and the re-
port was listened TO with interest and
profit
A committee was appointed to wait
upon the Lindell hotel management
and protest against the unfair orches-
ira playing there. The LindelI ho-
tel had been designated as headauar-
tiers for the Federation delegates. but
Will NJ Maupin, who was present at
the meeting said that if the hotel was
using nOn-union orchestra it certain
ly could not be the headquarters The
committee will call at the Linden.
Elite No. is not exactly square
with the union, and the committee
that waits upon the Lindell will also
wait upon the Elite.
The new roster and price list will
be issued in week or two.
Owen Miller, secretary of the Am
erican Federation of Musicians and
president of the St Louis Trades and
Labor Assembly, seems to be some
thing of vote-getter A few weeks
ago he was unanimously reelected
secretary of the Federation. But a
week or two before that he was elect
ed to civic Office. He was a candi-
date for the St. Louis board of free
holders, whose duty it is to revise
the city charter When the votes were
counted Miller was high man. He
received 702 votes more than both old
party candidates for mayor. and his
total vote was the largest ever re-
ceived by any candidate for city office
in the history of ST. Louis At the
same election NJ. H. Witter, ex-presi-
dent of the International Typography
cal union. was elected city registrar.
and l. W. Quick, grand secretary of
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
BY
Rec. Charles
Sickle
The Labor Movement In Europe

iary's members can take leading part
in this label movement
Mrs. F. H. Hebbard president of the
Auxiliary. read an Interesting paper
on the topic, What We Are Organized
For" in which she explained TO several
visitors the objects and aims of the
organization 1t was an open meeting
and several women who are not mem
hers of the organization, but who are
eligible TO membership, were present,
and several applications were received.
After the program dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess The
Auxiliary is planning for its June so
cial which will be held soon, and
which, like all other Auxiliary socials,
will be worth waiting for
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12

the Order of Railway TeIegraphers.
was elected city treasurer That's GO
ing some in the political line And in
Jim Van CIeave's own town. too,
Kansas City musicians report the
summer outlook the most discouragIng
in years
W. T. Pfnney has been appointed
state trustee for this district OF the
Federation of Musicians The FEEDER
alton is divided into eleven dis
tricts, two of which are in Canada
Every musician who can. should
hear Raymond Robins at the First
Christian church. Tuesday evening
June D. He's the greatest advocate
of trades unionism on the American
platform
An effort will be made TO establish
unions in Fremont Nebraska City. BE-
atrice and Hastings before the close
of the summer
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
LABOR LEADERS IN THE CHURCH.

At least twenty of the LABOR mem
bers of parliament are affiliated with
the church. and several of them are
lay or unordained preachers, spend
ing their Sundays in conducting re-
hgioas services Large numbers of
the leaders of labor in England and
Scotland are actively Interested in the
oAarch-indeed. they will tell you that
they received their training as public
speakers in the church.
Mr.. Arthur Henderson. NJ. P. chair
man OF the labor party in the house
of commons. is vieepresident of the
great church brotherhood movement
in Great Britain. which has a member
ship of 100000. He. together with
such men as VIII Crooks, NJ. p,
George Nichols. NJ. p, and other labor
leaders who are not members of par
lament. frequently speak at the ma
tional conventions and Sunday after
noon meetings of the brotherhood in
various cities, These church brother
hoods, by the way. are composed very
largely of trades unionists. as l dis,
covered when addressing brotherhood
in various cities. These church broth
erhoods by the way. are composed
very largely of trades unionists. as
discovered when addressing brother
hood mass meetings in London. Glas
gov. Edinburg and Manchester.
The trades union leaders on the
other side have learned the value Of
having the church with them, and the
church. at any rate. the non-Conform
list church. is closely identified with
the interests of working people, 1t is
also quite evident that whatever the
average workingman may personally
think of the church and of the temper
ance question. he is careful to select
as his leader, and as his representa-
tive in the house OF commons, the mar
who is ~ high moral character ant
us e who is a total abstainel
and q member of the church.
Incidental references have alread,
been made to socialism To treat il
satisfactorily would require NOR,
space than seems possible to give il
UnQuestionably. the labor movement il
Europe. particularly on the continent
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
DELEGATES MEET.
Lincoln and HaveIoek Representatives
Prepare for Meeting.

Lincoln and Havelock Representatives
Prepare for Meeting.
Delegates to the NUMBER of seven
teen. representing as many unions,
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Maupin, Wednesday evening. These
delegates have been elected to repre-
sent their local unions at tn State Fed
Grafton of Labor meeting in Lincoln
on June 81 and %. The object of the
meeting was to prepare for the re
ception and entertainment of the dele
gates from the outside cities.
Committees were appointed to look
and to arrange for a lunch and
smoker" at c. L. U. hall on Tuesday
evening after Raymond Robins adj
dress. 1t was decided to ask the pres
idents of the local unions to act on
the reception committee on the occa
sion of the reception by Governor and
Mrs. Shallenberger at the executive
mansion Tuesday evening. June FL
After the business of the evening
was disposed of the delegates talked
| shop" for an hour. and in the mean
time refreshments were served by Mrs
Maupin. assisted by her little daugh
tiers, Lorena and Dorothy. Union made
cigars and smoking tobacco were con
sumed in generous quantities. The
delegates will meet again next Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. A. A
/ Hyers. Havelock, Mr. Hyers being the
delegate from the Nachinists' Union
Delegates are urged to take the 7:2t
Havelock car and go to the postoffics
in the shop city. From there they vii
be escorted to the Hyers' residence.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12

is dominated by the socialists. Even
when they are not in the majority.
they seem to raise up leaders who con-
troll the situation In France. for in
stance, the revolutionaries, while not
so numerous as the present strike re-
ports would seem to indicate. actual
" rule the entire labor movement,
They prefer to keep the bona-fide
union membership comfortably small
so that they will not be out-numbered
and then overpowered.
In Germany. practically every strong
trades unionist leader is a socialist.
But there is a good excuse for social
ism in Germany. While the conditions
are rapidly improving. there still re
mains much more to be done for the
workers, and the socialists are doing
their share in the common cause.
They are rendering their most valuable
service as a party of protest. For
practical cooperation and for sane
helpfulness, the socialists in Belgium.
in the work of their Peoples Palace,
are giving assistance of kind which
workingmen' all over the world sorely
need. Here they minister TO the social,
the Intellectual and the physical needs
of men, to a degree which is rarely
surpassed by any kind of an organiza-
ton. In England the term socialism
is used rather loosely. 1t seems to
mean almost anything that is de
parture from the old-time conservat
ism. While it seems comparatively
easy to get the British Trades Union
congress to pass resolution
the members of organized labor do moi
see III to elect the socialist candidates
Condition of Socialists.
! Just now, socialism seems to be hav
ing rather a hard time of it on the
other side. There is a note of pes
simism in the socialist press which i:
unusual. In Germany. which country
is always referred to as the leader il
the movement. the socialist member
ship in the Reichstag (congressl wa:
reduced at the last election from eigty
three to forty. although there wa:
something of an increase in the tota
number of votes cast. In London, a
the last municipal elections the so
cialists lost large number of votes
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
Brief Bits About Men Who Weld the
Decorative Brush.

Brief Bits About Men Who Weld the
Decorative Brush.
Every member of Local Union No.
is, Brotherhood of Painters, Decora-
tors and Paperhangers is working full
time. and most of them over time. The
union shops report even better bust
ness than at the same time in 1908,
and that was their banner year up to
that time The number of union men
employed at present is seventy-fve-
Very few travelling cards are received,
the men seeming to be busy else
where as well as in Lincoln.
Good health is the. rule among the
members. The relief committee is
enjoying a sinecure. One member is
laid up with a sore arm
OF course it goes without saying
that the union shops are commanding
the best work and workmen in the
city
Following is the list of new officers
recently elected:
President, Perry Jennings.
Vice-president, W. E. Dewey.
Financial secretary, R. l. Glover.
Recording secretary, n. L Rose.
Louis Hale is the locals delegate
to the State Federation of Labor con-
vention.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12

In Edinburg they have steadily de
clined. according to the figures shown
me by the local authorities But while
there is this comparative halt, it by
no means indicates that socialism has
seen its best days. 1t will probably
age between the socialists. the semi
socialists, and the anti-socialists. so
that socialism in a few years will
know its actual strength the world
over, and it will begin its fight anew,
upon a clear-cut program
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
FARMER SADIE.

Before the first of July, Frank A.
Kennedy and family of Omaha will be
farmers That is, they viii be living
on farm Kennedy, who is the popu-
lar editor of the Western Iaborer.
drew a patch of ground in the Trip
county lottery, and he is going to
bet Uncle Sam he can live on it six
months without starving to death.
He will devote his energies to small
plea pumpkins and DeVinne chickens.
Here's hoping the Kennedy's realize
all their agricultural hopes and ambi-
tons.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
CAPITAL AUXILIARY.
Pleasant and Profitable Meeting Held
Last Wednesday Afternoon.

Capital Auxiliary No. IL to Typo
graphical Union No. 2O9 met at the
home of Mrs. Will Bustard Wednes-
day afternoon. The routine business
Deputy Labor Commissioner Maupin
was present by Invitation and made a
short address on the lines of his adj
dresses before the Women's Clubs of
the state. He dwelt particularly up
ON the conditions surrounding women
in the Industrial field. and tried to
show how their working conditions
may be vastly bettered by a concerted
demand for the union label He also
endeayored to show how the Auxil-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
WANT MORE sRIckLAYERs-


Kansas City Asked to Send Fifty or
Sixty to Lincoln
c. E. Haynie, local manager of the
International Harvester company. says
he has asked the head office at Kan
sas City to rush him fifty or sixty
bricklayers at once He wants to rush
up the walls of the company's new
warehouse, and says he can not get
brickIayers to do the work. although
he has been advertising for them all
around
Manager Haynie says the building
rush in Lincoln is so great that il IS
impossible to get brickIayers, and ur
less he can get them from the outside
he can not get the warehouse walls
up in time to take care of the seasons
business
This sounds good-f IL isn't
scheme to import a lot of non-union
bricklayers- It is true that work IN
the mason line is rushing, not only ir
Lincoln. but in Omaha Fremont Bez-
trice, Hastings and other Nebraska
towns
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
GONE EAST

Deputy Labor Commissioner Maupin
left Friday afternoon for Rochester. "
Y, where he Will attend the annual
national convention of State Labor
Commissioners and Factory Inspect
ors- He was accompanied by his dauxh-
ter. Dorothy
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12
RAILWAY TRAINMEN.

Reports of the officers to the ninth
biennial convention of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, in session
at Columbus, Ohio, show an increase
of 1000 in membership since the last
convention. The total membership is
now 101 .0O0
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-06-12

Garment Workers Union in Erie
Pa. received increase IN wages rang
ing from Is to 40 per cent and the
eight-hour day without a strike
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

Notice 0f application for tax deed givei.
i8 acc0rdance with Sections SO and
$50 % the general statdtes of The
State Of Florida.
NOTES 4 hssety eivan that A. I. Rprineau.
~ plfcllaser of tax certificate numbered Y da-
I'D ~ 5th daTgf August. A. b. 1907. haa aied
guid clrtlhcaie b my oiice and mado application
for tax ocgd o. Issue ID accofdanca with law.
SAID cErtihcate numbered Q. cnibrafea the follow
luB dcgcribed properly. situate 81 i.o0u county.
Florida, to-wit; Tot numbered seven 81 block
numbered enc, - per plat roc0rdcd ~ deed book
II. n. paaetol. lu the ne y of na = of section 81.
township q, range I ". The said lard being as
oe1eo al The date uf issuance az said certificate Ia
the name Of Frank AioEnndof. Unieas naid GER
tihcate shall BE- redcemcd according b law, TAX
deed vii issue thergon o. fhelith day of October.
a, p, 1913. 20 a. L. haflueau aud D. w. kedd. the
said a. 4 Barineau having assigned and trans
fcrre 4 one-half interest IN said certificate num-
berod Z, % the Sid D. ~. Rcdi
Witness my oficiai signature and seal this 9th
DAY u September A. ID. 1893.
W0 HENRY 7. FELKEL.
49-6t Clerk Circuit Court Leon county Florida
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

4 NOTICE a hcrobv given b whom 4 may con
AN oarn that ~ guardian oi jamie FftaFiiae and
William FitaNiloa. miners. ] via make Application
- tha osgntF tndgB ol LeOn county. Florida ~
hn1re1 On SATURDAY. The q day of Octubef. a. d.
ioo q 80 o'clock q ~ o. - seen fhcreafleFas as
can - hard fos antboflly % eel at privete sale
TIA following described land, aiunted ln the clt1
of Tailnhassas, IN said county, b. Wit
Beginning at the gW corncr Ol lot 10. Sl2, Of
tie oFigiual plan ~ aid eitY tzoncs run O t-lo
line % aid LOt No. Si2. themes n AZ % 81 ths NJ
cornsr q sad lot thence 81 t-to ft. themes q
n thanse " % q % The " ho1nfag line cf aaid
lot, nnd thence ss e % The POINT % beglnning.
FRED FiIZGfLE1
Quardian q the estate e jamie FitHEiles and
William FitzEilas. minOs. ISL
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

In the Circuit Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit for Leon County, Flor
Ida. -ChanceFy.
]. Nrod paBeTFy, COnsDlalnaut v. EIIHahath n
OeDeFTy, Defendant. Diverse
IT HAVING BEEN MADE 10 APPEAR BY
The affidavit ~ The c1mplRin1at that The roai.
danco 81 The defendant. ElInabeth =. DeEarry, 4
net n Florida. hut when last honrd % Was III
halnhFidke 81 the StEio Of CeorRiu, and ~ TIE
United 8latea that there q No psFsgn the aarvico
of . gntpoena upoa whom would bird lha aaid
defendant and that Ire sald defendant b oyoE tha
ace q twuuty-o1e yoarA
Il Il therefore ordered thet ths nad defendant,
EllEaoeth z. DebslIy, be and abe b hereby ~
quirea % nppear % ths aald hill Of conplalnt on
Monday, The nFat day of NoVe1nhaf, "A. ID 1aoo
and that this oEdar - published once 4 week foT
four succoanivs WEEDS Ia aha WsekiY True Demo
e!at. ngvspaDer puhllehed q tAe etats 0f Flor
da, and IN tha naid county of Leoa.
IL witness whereof I. Henry y. Nelkel Clark of
che Circuit Court nforesaid. hHye hersunia 81 my
aahd and the eel q aaid court this itth dAy "
(EEAI-l HENRY r. FELKEL
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon county, FlA
Attest HnaHY T. FRIRHi.
So-bW Clegk q sid Court
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

The Miami NoWg.Record presents the
following political slate for the cOnBid-
Grafton ol lke voters Of the States
The recent announcement Of Hon.
Lewis Lim, % Sc. Augustine. that he
would Be q candidate Tor congress in the
Second district before TIE primaries of
the next year. is the first indication that
certain political conferences that have
been held this summer are bearing fruit.
'Itis evideneoof one Of the finest p0-
litical deals that have been entered into
By poliuciaoa n many B long day, ard
which n carried out viii break up the
political calculations Of many an aepir-
inE politician.
"f0r sometime it has been known
that q new political deal was 10 Be pnt
over the boards by which there q % b
IN entirely new lineup Of the old Brow
ard barrs faction and IN the deal there
10 % be some remarkable shakeoute.
''Fhe News. Record is in receipt Of re-
liable Information, from source that
cannot be doubted, that exposes the IN
side facts Of the proposed deal and that
Will stir up considerable interest IN p0-
hticai circles.
Reading Mr.. Zim's announcement
careiu " u becomes evident that he
does not commit himself 20 running as
q congressional candidate, bat leaves
something open fsr after confederation.
1T has leaked out. IN select quarters,
that arrangements have been made. By
the select few, 10 launch a ticket shore
" after the holidays. This ticket will
comprise nu wlO will be candidates next
year. and sons whO are 10 profit By the
combination Ei;d become candidates for
State Offices tEO years after.
''fhe siste carries with Il the under
standing that BTOward ls % be thrown
overheard, and that the faction isnot %
support him Ia his candidacy for the
United States senatOrship.
''1he tiekot ia 10 include Claude L.
Engls for the United States senator
ship, and the votes Of the new tactinn
are % l,s thrown % him.
"ltlstead Of Mr. Eim finally running
for congressman, h0 will give place On
the ticket % 4. huds0n Burr, nov rail-
road commissioner, who will Try b CD
Frank UlaFk's ahOes.
"FOr hiB service Ne. Zim will, at The
proper time, become q candidate for.
McLin's 100 as sc0mmissiOnor of aRricGi,
turs. and be supported BY these IN the
kAM-AAAH AM-Nt
Senator HudsOu will probably re-
ceive support foe nomination as b can
didate next year for q Supreme Court
iudgeshlp and be Bavea foe guhernato-
rial contest IN 1912.
such % the line up for the principal
positions. The minor candidates, oVl.
dsntly. have not yet been selected, bat
it is expected that before the year ahaII
Wane che entire ticket viii bb o0tlined
and IN active campaign commenced %
eonvineo the Florida voters that e u tie
best ever.
The announcement that this deal ha3
bean contaminated Nill have 4 tendeneT
% stlF up Florida politics Ht Once, rath-
o. than after tue holidays. when TIE
public were 10 BE- let gradually into Jhe
plan aa ~ the new candidates.
whistler the new faction lineup
viii succeed any better than ite predk-
eessofs remains 10 be sean aftsf TIE
votes are finally counted next spring
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

tTIHDER AND BY VIRTUE or A DECREE
- q 1oFeclC1uro, rendered On TIE atth day cl
Angnat a. ID. 1904 b. tha CirCuit Court cf tha
Iudlcial Circuit of Florida On ard tor Tie
oV . lem On Chaneery aittinG, 81 q crgtain
e "fnEIiuT t6cfoiD, Whera1n John VI. EntteH-
nplaInant and n y. HiNhtoWNl a DE-
fellat Will osll q public outcgy 30 the hizhast
dooF in the citY 81 IallahanBoe n gad countv, On
tho t1h 60 u October a. y. ito9. between tie
-, = ~ = 60. s = :, ,. ~ - 3 81 90 80 s,,,.S. ~ - ~
~ and bo|nr u sid county. mora particularly
hnogn ard fe1crlhed g kolloWn, to-Wits EA a.
gWh an1 SEN 81 See. ~ h 4. s., r. GE. eon-
RurehaBaF - Day Ter dooda
ALEXANDER n. WILLIAM.
A-ev Special haat.r In CkancoFy.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

Nc,.ce oE aBrlea6oo lor lax need
GiYen lH Accordance with Sections
olt nnd 6l5 - 90 Goheral 5talutes
ol l1e Sate ol Fodla
N1 u trf.F rIrra thai Iohn Il. nrti.on.
nulclalef q ~ cEtiIlaie NQntEd - tt1rd
e. lh dal o4 AnToet ~ 0 ioIl. 80 liai es't
lesle = - e.nca ane nllie eErl l.oaiIoa e.
I1I ur1l i1 'a II nccErlrnro WIt4 iaW. Nri
cnlll lf1te crltrrc11 lIln lrIIriIIIf 11I.1l rrcrl
oil. .lltl4 o. f.een rglrty. einleet Eleijn. O.
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: arr11 81 4. "a 1n4 j. u. LAVA ed ss1o e. n.
g. NnIlgu1on. and eEeept 0-io9 - - erra q
John 81 tolIr1n. - nll' dl.rl aII e ,ef nrfl
q. -, rese 80 eHeept ol.g eel.e q Ihelna
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~ ~ I'D hoisr ASSESSED AZ ess date q b
r1aHcu q Ha rlIoala ID tha name ~ Ihonn,
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