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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
@arbeiter COMPANY semafreselt.
Tobefo. @nn.. ia SIC

Gopeta, &an., IL. Sch.
0as Staatsobergeri6t erIieB &C.
gen oie INTERNATIONAL &arbeiter 60.
einen bei@ranften Mustpeiiungsbefebl.
Sic Gerfiigung nerbietet es oieier &C.
ieai9aft, nit Mgenten in &anios aus
idlieblide &ontrafte ab3uidlieben, s.
+. &ontrafte, moour9 iolden Mgenten
es perboten lit, a119 an6ere dbnli9e
@aaren ais mie ser &orpeiter 60.
gu perfm1fen. Mu9 milo burh SEN
@eridtsbefebl Ser @eie1idoft perbo-
ten, oas @erfoufsgebiet gu beidrdn-
fen ooer irgen0 melde &anolungen gu
begeben, sic gegen sic %8eitimmungen
6es itaatliden Antitruitgeiebes per-
itoBen. Mu6 bebalt lid oas @eri6t
oas &e6t Dor, fernerbin 8eibmeroen
geger sic corporation entgegen gu
nebmen, tie gu unteriuden uno Elm
l1rtbeil gu fallen. Dos @eridt iagt
ferner in elmer gntideioung, oaB sic
&arueiter Gompanp 0urd lire @ano-
lrngen eigentlid ibren 6reibrief in
6ieiem Staat berpirft bot, 6ab es aber
g~egen1partig ueoer notbmenoig nod
angebradt eri6eint, cine oerartige
8ermirfung gu for0ern 8ugIeid err
Hart 6as @eri9t, 6nB Sic &orporation
oie bonn &anias'er @eneralantpalt ge-
for6erte 6reibriefgebiibr bon $780,.
900 nidt 5u 5ablen braudt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

panp I'M run6 100000 e%rporben.
-Mngebote fir sic 2. 8n1 &nn-Wai-
ierrobrenlinie perben pom 8aiierfo=
mite perlangt. Dieie @0brenlinie ion
fdbig iein,tdglib 45, 00O,000@allonen
@aliers gu liefern lno miro mobl arf
ungefabr 81, 1920 gu iteben font
meu. -5ofortm miro ser 8au Ser nett
en- 2ineoln &obidule, Sic $350,OO0
foften miro, in Mngriff genommen
meroen. = 6rau Marp 8ootb, eine
60idbrige 9ebrerin an elmer Gbineien-
miiiionsibule in 0ieier Staot, 100 Tie
cine bei6eioenoe griiten5 f%riitite, fam
in Sen 8eiit elmer &interlaiieni@aft
Don @runobeib i'm @ertb bon elmer
Minion Collars, un0 ebeniobiel in
8aorgelo, sic ibr Don George 9. Nel-
ion, ser Dor einigen Sagen in
Springfield, MfaiI., itarb un6 Elm Ser
m0igen bon ie6s MiQionen 9ollars
binterlieB, permadt morben mar. Sin
Mnpalt, Ser ltd fir 6rau 8ootb'S
6au intereiiirte, un6 %6enielben gege,1
entipre9en0en Mntbeil an ser @lnter=
laiieni6aft in Sic @ano nabm1, erbal1
$4,000.
Colorado.
Denper. Der ltaatlide Nr-
b~eitsfommifdr 8rafe reiite ant 6rei=
tag idleunigit no6 @rimero, Colo,
ab, na6oem er bon 8eamten Ser Unit
teo Mine @orfers Of Mmerica Ma4=
ribt erbalten, oaB iie in @efabr leien,
bel Ser G%ertbeilung bon 9iebesgaben
unter sen &interbliebenen ser bel
Ger 8ergmerfsfataitropbe umgefom<
mener. IS beiBt, oaB Sic BRET 8e=
amten, mel6e sic @aben pertbeilen,
Sem alten @i0eritano ser COLORADO
5uel & Sron 60. begegnen, Sic fei=
ne Mrbeiterorganiiatoren III ibren
8ergmerfslagern ieben mouen.
Colorado S%prtn9S.
@enrp 6. Gibbs, Elm friiberes Mit=
glieo ser 5taatslegtslatur bon Sqi=
nois, 6eren Spre6er er int Sabre
1887 mar, ltorb inn Sitter bon 80
Sobren in Colorado @itp an ser @ai=
ieriu9t. &err Gibbs binterlieB Elm
1eitoment, SOS Sic @riin6ung elmer
aolonie o1f fooperatiper @runolage
berfiigt.
Iueblo. - Sn einem 8ooen-
raum zines ionit unbemobnten @auies
mur0e Ser %65jabrige 6. g. Swens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
Saft in Me,p 0prf.
i e M 81 f


Nraii6ent Saft perbra6te einen rll=
bigen Sonntag in Seem Dorf. @ab=
reno er ant @ormittag feline 8rief-
idaften 0urdging, oiente CT 5ugleih
einem jungen &iinitler ols Moocll
fir Elm paar 5fi55en, ga ser Ma1lar
Sic grlaubniB fat, Elm Hortratt 5Gs
GraIioenten an5ufertigen. Tim "'55
ltbr Nadmittags reiite &err S1ft
nod 8aibington 5uriid. Ser Rfdii-
oent NOR infolge ieiner &eiie bon ser
8unoesbauptitaot nod Seem Sort,
Ser oarauf folgenoen &onferen5 nit
republifanii6en Yarteifubrern 1n0
oem nad)folgenoen SincQlnbanfett 10
ermiioet, 0ab er ii6 crit Inn 10 l1br
8ormittags erbob. Cine 9ln5abl @in<
la0ungen gum 8elu6 bon @ottes0ien=
item batte &err 5aft unbea9tet &C.
laiien. Der Braiioent fat ii9 nidt
0ffentlider iber sic Gage in 9tetp
Dorf in 8erbin0ung init ser Mqoes=
@onger 8eitedungsaffaire geauBert,
aber gegen feline 8reun0e madt er
fein Sell, 6aB es cine duBerit unlieb=
iame @eidibte lit, Sic ser repubIi<
fanii@en &artei i'm gtaat ida6ea
muB Nber troboem lit ser Braiioent
ser Mnii9t, 6aB nibts pertuidt, sic
gauge Sa9e pielmebr griin0lid Iii.
teriudt meroen lolte. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

@iepobl es bdufig unmogli@ lit,
einen unfaQ gu berbiten, lit es nie=
mails unmoglih 6arnuf porbereitet
gu fem - es liegt Dies ni9t auBer=
balb 5es 8erei@s 6es @el6beutels.
.@ebt 25f aus fir cine Slaide @bam=
berlain's Eminent, un6 SIR iei0 por=
bereitet fir &errenfnngen, 4ueti9un=
gen un6 6erglei6en @erlebungen Ser
fauft bon Ser Molitor Drl1g 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
81 biele Mmerifaner.
8erIin H., IL. Geb.

@ie aus gutter Anelle perla11tet, lit
Der amerifanti9e 8otidafter Dr. Da-
pio SaDne Sill 6urd sic Sbatia6e,
oaB ii6 gu piele ieiner reiden 2anos-
leute gu 0em Gmpfdngern bei &ofe
ordngen, in cine unangenebme Gage
gebrabt mor0en. St ion fur5li9 bonn
@ofmari6allamt Sen @inf erbalten
baben, oaB cine 8eidrdnfung ieiner
maiienbaften 8oriteQung bon Mmeri-
fanern miinidensmertb mare. @ie es
beiBt, mabte i'm ser @ofmaridaQ
lebr b0fli@ oarauf aufmerfiam, oaB
er benin lebten gmpfang int S@loB
mebr 8erionen einfiibrte, als ale an<
oeren 8otidafter 5hiammen. 9ie
Mntmort 81. @iQ's lal1tete angebli6
oabin, oaB er in oieier @a@e nidt aus
eigenem Mntrieb ban0le, ionoern iei<
ne 8efeble bon @aibington erbalte.
Die @oritellung ser Mlltimiuionare
uno ionitigen &erridaften, Sic er an
Sen &of bringe, meroe ibnr namlid
bonn @raii0enten Saft itets nit elmer
Madoridlidfeit empfoblen, sic einem
8efeble glei@fomme. Da bleibe ibm
nidts @n6eres iibrig, als gu gebor=
den. 9ie Muforingli6feit, nit MEL
der ii6 sic boriibergebeno nod Ser
lin fommen0en Mitglieoer ser ameri=
faniiden @eloariitofratie sic @orltel=
lung BEL @ofe er5mingen, lit idon ieit
langerer 8eit unliebiam aufgefaaen.
@an bofft 6aber, BOB ser @inf oes
@ofmari@allamts Sic gemiinidte @ir<
flung baben uno Ben Yrdiioenten Gaft
peranlaien miro, NUT ieinen gmpfeb=
lungen in .3ufunft etmas ipariamer
m5mgeben. Nieman0 puni6t 6as
iebnli6er, ais ser 8otidafter ielbit,
benn sic ySnobs," sic er porIteQen
m1B, MAIDEN ibm bas 2eben ber5lid
lauer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

bon einem @oli5iiten toot in ieinem
stuble nufgefun6en. 5ein SOB NOR
Elm naturli9er getpeien. Bel Ser Dnr6-
iubung bes 3tmmers farb man Ha=
pierre, aus oenen %berporging, oaB
0mens, ser ii6 faum 0aS 2eben ge=
g0nnt batte, in ser bieiigen Staot
@rumoeigentbum i'm @ertbe bon 500
600 beielien fat. gr mar Dor Elm
paar 1agen franf gemoroen, batta
aber feinen Mr5t tomr1en laiien mol
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
@ute @eleeenbeit.

200 Mder gutes Barmlmo gu berfau<
fen. 9artes 9ol3lan6 Hnb reider 16nar<
3er 8ooen. SUES nit 3aun umgeben.
nit 6 3immern unb SO BEL
40 SUB groBer @tau, @etreioebaus uno
80 Mder unter Bflna ntlo gegen 20 Nder
8ielenlanb. Cine balbe Meile bon Der
Sdule unb bier Meilen gum 5otpn @reb
Sreie Bojtablieferung, Strede 11az
bebet. Tertauft 3u $2S per Mder. SEA-
bereS bel Mils Mista, st. 8. 1, 8og 20,
@reD eagle, Mlinn.
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80. @patb an sos. Selling, Got 5, So
124<34, $1150.
MidaeI Ebeiien an Clinton 6innemam
Not 6 BIT So, 2oprps abb, ct. glouo,
$3.50.
8eter auflof al Sobn 2gat, S@A
GGA, 80 26z29, $1,000.
sym. 9. @elf an 6. 8. MberD, 8h Of
@@A bon 5@A 19<122z31, $500.
s. 8. Cron an 8. @auer, Sbeil bon
9pf 8, 8lf II, Melroie. 5000:
Nranf 6. Meeb an q. 8. Sobn1on,
M8A II. a. 19z126z35, $4,000.
Sobn @6nlte an S. q. Mer5, SGT l
8lod 3, 5hultes 1. abD, MlbanD. $75.
g. 81. Tbielmann an Wal1D S9tlplir1
Qpts. 6 unb Z. @pnnau4ht 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
Mnttpprt %oerlanat.
SGVGvI
@elroie, Mainn.

Gin i'm Mittelalter itebenber, beut i@>
ia boliider Garmer, @igentbiimer BON
800 Mder 2anb, m09te nit elmer beutf9z
tatholiiden 5armerstod otter BON ettpa 80
sSabren IN idriftli9en &erfebr treten.
9ieie1be muB Don 9eiunber Matur, an=
iebnli9, tine CUTE &6din I'M quite
6ausbdlterin fem unb cine Quite @9ulerz
5iebung 9enoien baben. SD ielbt bin
6urdaas' nladteru, porpartSitrebenb, bon
Buter1 @smiitbe, tuerbe als gut ausiebenb
Sd lam bic beiten @mpfeblunsen be-
5iglid meiner sitts n uno @empbn9eiten
bringen. Mdb9en, welde refeftiren,
m69en 9efdQigit bal6 i9reiben uno Nd<
beres erfabren. photographer nod
@unid aus9etaui9t &riefe erbeten I'M
ter gbifre e, Bog IL, ct. gloub, M.nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
3u perpahten.

@uItipirtes 2ano, 800 Mder, 1870 Mder
inter Yflug in ct. @artn. 9esgleiden
cine mQren3enbe 80 Nder Yar5eQe.
Wt06te elmer beranttportlt9en Yerion auf
idbrelangen Sermin berpaGten. @egen
Ndberem pen0e mar 1t9 an
So9n @1gtterb
Stearns COUNTY, Minn.
81 81 1, 3ious, g. 8. 10z6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
&lmtiae strafenfampfe.

&tDerpooI, England, II. Jeb.
Ser @aoer 5miiden Den bieiigen
8roteitanten unb &atbolifen, ser Dor
a%n0ertbalb Sabren gu blutigen Stra=
Benfampfen fiibrte, lit 1neu ausgebro-
den. @s itiirmte Elm 800 &0pfe 5ab=
LENDER &aufen bon 8roteitanten 5pei
fatbolti6e S4ulbauier un0 bei6a0igte
6iel elben ldmer. Die &eborben ba=
ben umfaiienoe MaBregeln g~etroffen
um meitere &ubeltorungen gu perbin>
bern,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
Sir &%ol5pertaufer.

@artes 2umber gum S9littenmaden
at fanfen berlangt. Sir 100000 SUB
barteS @ol5 iebt &pntrafte abge6loflen;
9ieferung ioQ biefen CONNER erfolgen.
Ndberes bel 8mftab Sod & Spbn,
12z3t Sit<5t. CLOUD, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
gu %nertamfen.

Gin gutes Nrbeitspfero unter annebm<
bare Beotngungen 5u berfaufen. @dberes
bel Geo. g. Cube.
9dnoler n lanbtpirtbidaitli9en @erd<
then, 5. Mbe. g., ct. GlorD. 1O<3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
&erlanet

gum loforti9en @intritt ein tidtiger
Sdmieo fir Die ct. Sobn's @btei. Md<
here's al erf ragen BET ben bodlp. 8enez
oiittnern IN 81. Sobn's GoQegebiqe,
Nlinn. 12>ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
3m p~erfamfen

ODER gu bertaui@en auf cine quite Sarm
Elm Mebgerlaben nit gutter &uno51aft
nnb feiner ginri9tung, nit ODER o1ne
@ebGuoe. Ndberes gu erfragen bel
Gb. Sod,
11zba 8aoena, N1inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
fOLEYSKIDNEYPuL
Eoa BAexAene k,oMess Ano eLooEe
@aihinaton

Wa1bt11gfon.
5pofane. - S. ". &enneop,
Elm bier moblbetannter Yionier, bot
Vieine 10 Meilen oitlib BON @aibtucno
aeleaene 5arm fir $4,000 at 6. u.
Sooper p%erfauft. Sic 5arm mfaBt
,64O0 Mcres 2ano mno entbalt anB Der
Sen @ebauoen 400 5tiid 8ieh 25O
Ionnen @eu, piele Hferoe nno mertb-
po1e Sarmgeratbe.
Gperett. - SSames Wall, elm
7S=iabrigsr @reis, liegt tooli6 per-
fest oornieoer. 8na mur0e bon Ell
mem l1nbefannten @al1ner nit Bent
Soften zines 8epolpers nieoergeldla=
gey NOS rea; Ser g%raniamiten @eile
! IT, .,ntpr Ger Mann batte eS
ameifeffos uuf &aub abgeieben, mad)1e
aber MIR geringe 8eute. Ser Sdur=
fe miro NIT 8lutbunoen perfolgt.
5eattle. - Sobn 5biabno; Elm
. 6unoert Sabre alter Snoianer, Der
BON Sen @eiBen Dor 63 Sabren talt
oelpudt muroe, lit in SPORT Ma0ilon,
@alb., geitorben. SIM Sabre 1847
1puroe Sic 2ei6e zines 8etBen am
lyube bon Safe Union gefunoen. Ser
Mor0 muroe Sen Snoianern 5ngelbo-
ben. Sbiabu0 lo1lte gelpn6t meroel1,
oils ser Sberiff i'm rettete. ST fonn=
te leine 1nl6ulo na6meilen.
+ Sacoma. - Sic mtoerltrebenoen
| @efuble, melbe ser Great Nortbern-
Gii enbabn bon Seiten Ser @ei6afts-
Ieute unb 8iirger ser Sta0t entgegen=
gebra6t mur0en, ideinen lid, 6urd
Sic %offenbare Greunoidaft, mel6e oie
8abngeieni6aft ser Staot ieit eini=
ger 3eit 5eigt, 5u legen. Sic @elel=
idaft bot iett $50 Nrbeiter auf ibrer
SATELLITE, uno oiele ;3abl miro ltetig
pergr0Bert. Mit Jbriiblingsanfang
ul1o ser Notwithstanding Bis gum
@olumbiaf luB miro Sic Mrbeiter5abl
in sen bieligen @erfen perooppelt
meroel.
Sregpm.
Mlbanp. = SSn &olt's &C.
16Qftsbous, mitten in ser Stuot,
bra9 6el1er aus nn0 ridtete einea
S9a0en an inn 8etrage bon etma
$4,000. s9neae &ilfe bei6rdnfte Sen
Geuerbrano auf 0as cine @aus.
@enoIeton. - Sir leben6e
@dafe mu1roem bier ausnabmsmeis
bobe 8reiie %er5ielt. 8mei @agenla-
oungen leben6er Sdafe muroen nit
$3.50 per 100 be5ablt. Somit muir
Sc oas @tiid nm mebr als $500 per=
fauft, Elm Yreis Ser lonit nur fir Sic
nQerbeiten gegeben muroe.
YortIanb. - Ser Staat fat
1einen Mppeu gegen sic @arner @al=
Iep Stod 60, in meldem es iid UNI
10000 Mder 2an6 banoelt, gemon=
men. 9as Sbergeridt enti9ieo gu
@uniten 0es Staates, moourd) ser
S6ulfono Inn etma 100000 berei-
6ert miro. - Sic 8iebbeiiber inn
Grant County befinoen ii@ in idlim.
rner Sage. Nidt Bios berri@t itrenger
.@inter, ionoern es lit au9 fem SUIT
ter mebr porbanoen. Sic moQen
perfaufen un0 menn tie audi 1ur S.
per Stud erbalten.-eSn naditer Belt
miro 8ortlano @elegenbeit baben, sic
,Jabrt 5meier 2uftidiffe beobadten at
foi;nnen. - 1850 Mder &ol3lano uno
cine 5dgemii6le an 3uiammenflub
Des &alama uno Columbia 6luBss
bat iid oie Mountain Climber Cont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

@iBt Str, bob Sem bla11er1 &uiten
Dorgebeugt mer6en fann? @ebt @bom1-
berlain's &uitenmittel, lobal6 6as
&ino anfdngt, better 5u meroen o0er
audi nadoem Ser Suiten iid eingeitent
bat; es miro Ben Mnfan perbuten. Mu9
1T es Elm iideres MitteI fir bIauen
9uiten nn6, NOR fann ii6 t1ibt erin-
1nern, bob es fell cling. @erfauft bon
Ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
3m p~erfamfem.

305 Mder I'M Conn Melroie, 6H Mei=
len n6roli4 BON ber 5tabt, 9eaen 8aar
pber on Belt gu 6 8ro5ert Snteleien. 9e8z
100 gder i'm 9otu1 Niblep, 2 Mfei<
len iibli6 bon Stile5 Station an ber g. g.
8abn. Mdberes 3u erfragen bel
81. @eNeD.
@elroie, Minn.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

One year ago tomorrow, October /,
the Labor Temple Association assumed
ownership of the property. It was
bought on "a 'shoestring," the associa-
tion having less than 800 in cash. It
borrowed $500 and made first pay
ment of ST. 900, and without a cent
either in possession or in sight, promis-
ed to pay $500 thirty days later. It
took nerve to do that-but the men in
charge of the movement had lot more
nerve than money. They cashed in
their nerve and got the money-thanks
and the help of lot of true blue union
men. The $500 was paid on schedule
time. So confident were the directors
that things would go right that they
actually had men at work remodeling
the building before the contract of
sale was signed. Things went right,
too. Besides paying 5000 on the
property, another S., 900 in the shape of
improvements has been added, and to-
day Lincoln has one of the prettiest
and most commodious Labor Temples
in the country. The mortgage is still
there, but it will be taken care of. Il
is going institutions. In the year just
closed the receipts from rents, pool and
tobacco have been IS, 1868 The .ex-
penses have been IS, ,66593 rs'B anearly
$500 Of this expense has heeng in. the
shape Of permanent nnprUven1ezillilt...
improvements that will not need to be
made again. This means that the Fem
pie is not only paying expenses, but 10
actually able fro mnow on, if@its pat-
ronnpe continues m now fxs 15ny -
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

But it will be necessary to. take care,
of The indebtedness bit, faster tkAn
the net revenues win supply. For that
reason money will have to be xaassd.
and soon, But it will be raised 4n
the good people Of Linepln realized
what the Temple il doing far e;Hegs
earners Of the city, ard fpx. (e city.
at large, they would come. to ~ front
in . hurry and not only help takes care
Of the Indebtedness But help add the
needed third story ard equip hand
some library and reading room.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

Chief Malone seems to have the happy
knack of pleasing all classes Of people
save the class that would like to have
the police force abolished
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

of real manhood And Germans have
every reason to cherish a deep and
abiding love for the Fatherland. The
German-Americans are none the less
patriotic Americans because they re-
member the old country. Indeed, it
makes them all the better Americans.
Fusible metal, those Germans, in this
great melting pot" Of the nations.
This country needed them, and had
them, fifty years ago, nearly, when
they fit nit Seigel," or gave our
armies the benefit of their trained mill
tary intelligence. And their hands
have wrought wondrously well in this
new country Of ours. Home-loving,
industrious, enterprising, honest-our
German-American citizens have not
only done themselves proud but they
have given us some of the best in our
citizenship. Here's hoping that our
German-American citizens will observe
the day every year hereafter.
GA few years ago." says w. B. Bur-
CESS, manager Of the Brandeis theatre
in Omaha, my wife and took little
tour through Europe. One evening
in Munich my wife was not feeling
we'll so / sauntered out alone and
dropped into one of the many gar
dens in the city. There were thous-
ands Of people there listening to one
of the finest bands ever heard. Lonely
and alone / sat at little table listen
ing to the music and feeling just a
bit homesick for little old Omaha, U.
S. A. Suddenly that magnificent band
struck up Star Spangled Banner, and
before l could get to my feet 4 fellow
about9a rod away jumped upon table
and let loose hurrah that made every
eye turn toward him. ] only knew he
was fellow American, and started for
him., cheering just like he was cheering.
It didn t take long for US to get ac-
quainted, and never was SO glad to
meet . man in all nay life. We had a
bully time, and at our joint request
the band repeated the good old tune,
throwing in Red, White and Blue
for good measure Ever since then I
can understand why . German in:-An-
erica cheers the Watch On the Rhine
Of. an, Enghshman stands attention
when he keers-s God Save~tAe King,
or Scotchman's eyes brighten at the
skirl o. the pipes.'' -. .>v
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30


That, t,ssctionl lying south of @ street
and. east Of Thirty third street is not
in the city limits. The gentleman who
OWNS il recently, through legal ,lpr0rest,
escaped paying rightfnl share 81 paw
ing of the south side of o street from
Thirty-third to the cemetery. As q re-.
suit one side. Of the street sis unpAved.s
Yet, when a fire attacked this gentle
man s property the ether day. he hoHer--
ed for help from the fire department
of Lincoln-and got IT. Enjoying all
the advantages Of a city, street cars,
paved streets TO his very door, protec-
ton against FIRE, etc, he refuses to. come
across, hiding behind the legal subter-
fuge Of being outside the city limits.
Cheerfnlly admitting that isn't Chris
tan spirit, this newspaper has no hesi-
fancy in saying that if it had been in
charge of the fire department on, the
occasion above mentioned, knowing all
the facts, blessed if the whole depart
ment wouldn t have made q mistake
and gone in the wrong direction, sue
cessfully failing to see its error until
too late to be of service.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

We venture the assertion that we
could pick five men from the rank Of
organized labor in Lincoln and pre-
pare better charter in less time than
it will take that bunch of ideaiists and
politicians to get close enough together
to draft an outline
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

We would like to see lot of business
men, professional men, clergymen, Y.
NJ. G. A. workers and others who are
not members of organized labor, visit
the Labor Temple and see just what
the unionists Of the city are maintain
ing. We can assure every inqulrlng
visitor of a warm welcome and an IN
spring spectacle. They will see work
men engaged in reading, conversing,
playing friendly games of pool or bill
lizards and talking shop in way
that means better workmen. The Labor
Temple is one of the most helpful in
fuences now at work in Lincoln. More
and more it is becoming center of
education and civic pride. The men
who are keeping it up are feeling more
and more like they had something at
stake other than the mere making Of
bread and butter. If there is any in
stitution in the city deserving of the
support and good offices of Lincoln
people, it is the pretty little Labor
Temple on North Eleventh street. Drop
around and 60 Through it, and talk with
the men you will meet there.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

Last Tuesday we heard q, we'll posted
politician, declare that, in tiH candid
opinion James G. Dahlman would carry
Lancaster county. WHAT Il
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30


a ton to make themselves even. THE
railroads, not to be outdone, raise the
freight Is cents q ton, and the retail
coal dealer, having to pay As cents
ton more for the coal on the tracks
naturally adds 80 cents a ton in order
to make himself even, And the ulti-
mate consumer is compelled to pay 80
cents more for his coal in order to give
the miner 10 cents 3 ton more for risk
ing his life in the digging thereof /
Now If the people owned the csal4i
mines, as they ought to-. they could
get their coal at half the price they
are paying for it, and pay the miners
twice as much for digging it as they
get now. .....s. . .... .>.>l, e.. y
The ultimate consumer" in the in
tellectual country Of ours is fool.
We hope somebody will have the
nerve to serve an injunction on Chief
of Police Malone forbidding him to
listen ito any calls coming from West
Lincoln. That burg has deliberately
burned itself, and it should now be com.
PEELED to SIT upon the blister.
With half-million Of public build
ing under way, and more than half
that much Of residence building under
way, it strikes US that the "knockers"
on Lincoln have to exercise great fer
tility of imagination in order to get
something to talk about
Let us have a genuine commission
plan of government. Let us elect a
board Of five commissioners, each one
to be the head of department and
absolutely responsible to the people
for the conduct of that department.
Then let us pay salaries that will in
duce business men to accept the posi-
tons Five commissioners will be
enough. One should have charge of
the Department Of Public Safety-fre
and police. One should have charge
of the Department of Public Works
waterworks and lighting. One should
have charge of the Department of Pub
lie Finance. One should have charge
of the Department Of Public Health,
and one should have charge Of the
Department Of Parks, Streets and
Alleys This is merely a tentative
plan, but it is plan that will meet
the demands Of the times.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

Anybody ready to wager that Profea-
sor Crabtree will not get more Votes
than any other candidate fer state
Office, no n,utter what ticket
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

Somehow. or other we can't help but,
believe that Col. Will Hayvgai
ing aknAteut politics Id saul1 1ihl ii1f
an auto with Aldrich and Burkctt-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

incidentally we pause to remark that
The Wageworker printery is equipped
to turn out the finest kind Of campaign
printing on the shortest possible notice,
and place thereon the little joker"
that proves that the artists on the me-
chanical side Of the printery carry
paid-up cards in their respective
unions.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-30

Wrapping the starry folds Of the flag
about him, Elmer j. Burkett manages
to keep a few misguided -peopae, from
remembering that he is dodging again.
He has not yet answered Mr.. Hitch
cock g challenge.