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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Nns Scutid)en @ereiuen.


%Glubbauic. - &orbereitumgen iiir
cinen @u5nr. - Die peridicocncn
8ciunarcrcine iibcn fiir ocn Com.
llers Der oGer, SGugcr."
Cine Itorf bcilldte General . &er=
lummlung beS .@crmanio : Srrlt=
&ereinS" fono acitcrn Nbeuo in Dem
neilcn Glubbulls an 9toro . 8upltr.,
nubc EuttcrI Jon 3 Earf E Npenle, lll=
ter Dem Iprlib oeS ErGliOcnten $.
&oiierbert uno Der Erutotolliilbrung
oes SefrctGrs !. GnOe itatt. Mn Der
T~erlanlnlling llabn1en audi Die Wtit=
1lieocr oes Iumcll . GereinS She'll,
lueld)e cinen 9roBen 9a5or porbercis
ten Der Gnbc Moi ituttiinocn loll.
Sraii Minnie Sd)u1ud helhclfte Ocn
&crcin nit 5mci groBcr Sloggcll cis
ncr nncritonildcn mo elmer bcllt-
ld)er. Bur Nufnobmc %gclan9tcn &C.
ltcrn rid)t menigcr ais If nellc Witt
0lieocr; olld) lic0cn bcrcitS II lpci=
tcrc Npplifotioncll Dor. &orberci-
tlngcn mllrben g~etroiici fir Den an
t%onlnlenbcn Montu9 1tottiinoc1oen
Wuafcnbal uno iiir Die am Otter
Montog it~attiinOenOc Ginpcibung
oeS ncllcll G%lubbnuieS.
@eitern Ibeno ipuroe oll~getiinoigt,
ouB ON folrpneuhen Gienitog bcrcitS
IN Der nellen Sale ooS Surnen fiir
9Ittipc mo Samcn beuinnt.
.&urmonie."
Sir ouS Mitte nGhltcn MonotS
itottiinoenbc T%rilhiobrs = CONCERT IL.
ocn on llIdJitct Sonntng ltottiills
bcnocn GommerS Der Ser. SGnger"
iibtc gciterll slbcno Eroi. Sobn II.
alcin nit ben "@nrmpnitcn". Sci
Dem SGnger = GomnlcrS miro Die
~Nornmnie" ooS @ico nEici lit oic
Miible" peridyneit" poll Eobcr5fi 5l
@eb0r b%ringcn.
,Nrbciter ~ dnncrhor.
Sic grltri9e Singitlnoe bcs uSlr.
better MGnncrd)ors" III @%ngener'S
Sale al Norb = E%ocoitroBe luor gut
bcilldjt. IS murbcn 2iebcr iiir ben
Gommers Scr Ser. SGnger 1ciibt.
n0crmunio Guortctts
CLUB"
Ser ,Wcrnlaniu S.llortctt Club"
lieb gcItcrn icil,e regelmuBigc Sing.
ltunoe miSiollen, bo or inl Club
bultle cill Nllitcrnroltcl ucrnnItaltctc.
,Sbulia. VI Gnncrhor."
Tic .Sbolioieu" luarcn 9eItcrn
albetb mcgcn fires 10 gl0lljcnh pcr-
lmifencn 0toStcnbaltcS III rnitgitcr
Stimnnng. Sic iibtcn III &oi0t'S
@allc Gborc fir oen Ser. Sdnger.
Gomnlcrs. 9ie Gelcgoti6n Ocs r&rcrl-
Der : Gllartett Clubs" pnrl Nems
2)orf, lpcld)c bent MaSfcnbollc Del
iuobntc. febric 1eitcrn Nod)nlittog
bpd)bciricoiAt nod) Ncm-2)orf 5llrilf,
50 nrDeiicn &ercin."
Nn @ebcr'a Nullc al Gaitcrn-Nue
lulo Mooeiro'trnBc iono geltcrl
9lbcno Die Notwithstanding bcS
,aurbciicn . Gcreins" ulttcr Dem
Goriit ocS Tr1iibcnicn Sobn Solic
inio Der Trotofoliiibrung bca Scfrc-
tdrS Mnl. S6prlnS itutt. Gs lpllr.
Den 5pei llcyc Ntitalicocr olfOcnon1'
iliell uuo SEM GorloIootcu III &or.
id)loH 9cbrGd)t. Sic biahrriAcn Sc.
lcgotc, ocS rllnnbbGngigcn Niirgcr-
&crcino," Die $50. Tricr Momcr. s,
9flltb lllo Iobn Wiiacr, iulirocr lpic.
Der crnalult.
rWtcbgcr @cinnNpcrcin,"
Ger yMicbgcr 0cionGpcrein" belt
geitcrn III =. Giifiel'S Sallc inter
Eroi. &riippel's 2eitung iciic rcgel.
mGbigc SingItulbc as. Mn oielelbc
itloB lid, cine @eif1ltSlisu1g, III
iucld1er Ginlnbungen DOM r0ernlN.
llio = Sllrnpcrcin" lulb n3itDcrsGlrb
'0arnlollic" ongeitomnlcn mtroen.
Is marc beidloiien. bcl GommerS
Der Scr. SGnger 81 bciltd)cn.
Ncm Oorfer ScihGftS.
+ c enoe unb Sp II NJ renns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

Sic nid)t %geiGGisit aui Sbren 9loe
achens Bas iino Sic in Gipil2"
&efrnt: raeIlner, Serr ltnterofii.
5terl" = llntercffisier: .ad 10. oa
fsarien Sic wobI auf'n Srinfgelo?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

Ea1e smr @eiie in's AnsIanb be-
iorst 6. Maine, Wr. 413, Dit.8aIti.
mureitrafe, aabe GnitOm &sxie HE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

@tro Sr. % III Drill trci'
Il illig str iidfcbren? -
Srginbc ocs Srn. George i. @om
brill, bes E~rGiibentcn ser III GollfurS
beiinoliden Horburp TiltiQing Cont.
PAM" ge9ell uclheli, iuic i'm ~Seut'
ld)er Gorreipollbcnten" bcrld)tct. cill
Softbeiebl criuirft lpilrGc iintcr ser
ACKNOWLEDGING, iih oilf Tliplifate pom
Sagerbails.S deinen Tarleben Der.
id)ofit 5n BADEN, gluibeii, bnB oerlels
&c, Der befnnntlid bis iest pcrgeblid)
Don Der bieligcn Toli6ci scilld)t iplir-
&c, m Den nadjIten Gagen freilpiGig
mad, bier Suriiffebren miro. Staats.
Il,Dalt SfrenS tDeiIt oieien 8lauben
belon0ers al,d) barunL iueil CT III ben
letten Snaen bon pcrid)iccenen Sci.
ten I'M S%ltIorntation 6ejiigl. etlpaiger
9iirsif,aft fir ben aitgcidlilbigien
erillft Durbc. Bertroutc Jreunbe bes
Srtt. GombriQ boben Dem Staatsail.
malt Die poiitipc @eriid)crung gegc-
ben, baB CT iif nid]t nod, europa &C.
fliihiet bat lno aud riflt Die Mbiift
bat, cas- 2anb sii perlaiicll. Bis lett
bnben Die @robeeidiporenen nod fei.
tie porlIuiige sniflaee gegen Srn.
8arlbrin erbubeu. = Sn5ipiihen iinb
Die Waiieueripalter fleibig al, Der pr.
belt, Die Mffairen Der b%anferoitcn Sir.
ma ;l regeln. sic baben brei 9ii.
ter.@epiiorcn enaagirt, welte beion-
bers Die Iarlebens.9 ransnftionel,
Ser @eieaihaft senau urterlud)en.
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Safe CUR 0eiie in's NnsIanS be.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit.HaIti.
meretraRe, nabe GnRsm &pnie Ass.
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Sran fGmpit nit 2ebcnsmHocm.

6rau aotbcrinc &. Sopcr pcrciteit
Sclbitmlor6pcrild,. - GutrciGt
cinem bctnqtcn Sebcn&miiocn ocn
Hepolper, nufbem iid) bericlbc be-
reit3 it cen Mogcn gcid)oIien.
Cine mlltbigc Srnll lit Die 9eiiBe.
rim oc5 S~p9irbollleS Nr. 651, Wclt.
,SapctteltraBe, Trau &otherinc &. So-
per. Sic cntriB geItern NodTittog
Dem 71<Subrc olten George Gamble
cillcn Hepolper. nit mcld)cnl CT lid
cine ali0el III sen &opi ifieben molls
tc. Ger MolH beluoGllt cin 3intmcr
III tSrull Sppcr'a Saua. Sic Der
nofm NeItcrn Nodnlittng cincn
SfiiB, Der ans Dem 3imn1er hcs
@reiics hralg. Gamble bottc lid. I'M
9ctt IicDcnh. it Oct Wo1cn 9cid)oi
iclr liilo lid il, cine Ecrfc cin1c-
ld)nollt I'M ben Small o65uid)m1d)cn.
Slcid) bornllf ~itiir5tc Grau SOpcr IN
Dos 3ilnnicr lt,b ucrIinbcrtc cinrn
Wcitcrcn Sd)ub. Noh bcitiqcm Slant
pic gclollg cS iDr, Dem EcbcnSiiber.
briiiiigcn Die @oiic SIT cntrciBen. -
Hnd) Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
iibergeiiibrt, er5Gblte er Der HoliSei,
bnB er Den Hcpolpcr inn yIoonis,So.
tel" 9tr. t6. Iorb-@ rceiteltroBe, &c.
itoblel bobc. Sranfbeit iuar allgeb-
liG oas Wotip bcs Sicbltntcrr-0cr
lufs. Gamble lit ein &etcrnn bcs
@iirgcrfricgcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

llultlC utl SclltllulJVIl Ul. ~ lll!t
DEM StroBellbnbnluogaon Mr.. 1896
OIL Der Gfe bon @ilmor. uu0 9alti.
more. StroBc. @ci0c @ciGbrte lpllr.
Den crbcblit) beihdbiat, bod, ulroe
glildlid)crpCiie atlcmono pcrlcst. 81.
men mcitcren %erlllt crlitt oaS ,Sciters
requirement. oaourd), OaG al Der
Gfc bon Striter. uul0 Baltimore
StraBc cin Walll Scr Spritcll.Gon,-
pa9nie Mr.. Z DER cillen Wcrtb bon
$500 reprGlcltirte, foot nieocrltiirStc.
Nbleben. Nod) furicr. nbcr
idlucrer aronfbcit id)icb geitcrn iriib
Srou Nina %. Sdnlieo, 0cborcne
Sdippbudl Wllttcr oc$ Srr. aorl
ShmieO, &crwnlterS beS nNlgemei.
men Scltid)cn &oiicllbuuiea." im
bobcn Iltcr Don 81 Snbren aus ocln
2eben. Gic &%erItorbene mllroe am
t3. Nftober 1922 in Wtoitirdl &onton
gern. Sdupeij, gc6orer. Sic unr
nit Nrn. Gbriition Sd)nlieb pcrhel.
rothet. Wcld)er an 3. Scbruar 1888
ltarh Sfiirj nod) DEM Snoe hires
8dtteil fam lie llod Inerifa unO
lebte icitbem nit ibrcm genanlteu
Sobilc. Son ibren 5ebn &inoern iirtb
llur nod, 3lpci Sobnc ON Scbcr. &r.
aQrl. Sdmleo in Baltimore lnb Sr,
8ottlicb Sdnlieb IN Shlut, Shlucij.
Ncbcn Scttcrcn hiilterlGBt lie 81 G.!-
fcl unO 10 llrenfel. Iie 0ceroigltng
finbct morgcn Nod)nittng I'M 2 llhr
pom oelltiden @oiienbouS ans o,l!
Dem nSnt 2oml. Sricoboic" itott. Fu.
ltor Is. u. Sdter bon Ser oelltifcn
eponNeliIfen St.WtattbGi.&ird)c miro
Den 5rolergotteSoic bolten.
SIN Hlter bon 81 Subren itort
nrt MontnN Trnli Mnrp q. Wtiiler,
Gattin oca b%efnrltcn it-Wnltimorcr
MupclicrS 9lllbrclu Miiilcr. IN ibrcr
@obnllg, Mr. 515, Siio. 9rooomop.
Sic G~crltorbcnc hintcrl1Bt nebcl, bclil
@ittncr brci SDbl1e. George a., 6rc
berid ". nro Grl1it 8. Miilcr. nn0
5mci 1od,tcr. Grl. H(nra DC. DtilGcr
urlb 6rou Nan Snritb. Sic Beer.
bigiilg iinbct mor9cn Nohmittnb
iin1 = llbr pom Sroitcrboliic ans o,,i
Dem nSd)morb'id,cn 6ricObofe" itott.
Eoitor Sorrp 3. Neiuconlcr bon Der
cngliib utberiifen@ miro
Die 8ru6reoe bnlten.
sSm Altcr bon S3 Sobrcn lit
Srnu Moric aird)ncr IN Der @ob'
l,ilt,g fires SobneS, Mr. 4. pcrl1ll-
gcrtc Srcocrid.I pcrnle, gcitcrn 1cs
i%torbcll Gle @ccrbiglnl9 iinoet NOR.
gen Nnd,n1ittng itott.
9luS 6loilceitcr.Gitp, Us,
fon1nlt bic Nofridt, bob BORT Scrr
Grnit Climber, @ottc Der sSrnu Ma.
tolic Sinner, gebprcnc Heihfc. OH
>. MGrj gcltorbcn lit. Ter 2cid)rom
miro bicrbcr gebrnd)t nlb iloracn
nltf Der .9oubon Enrf Cemetery" be
croigt meroen.
Ste6erei in 2 ii 9nGtis
more. - Gin Ncgcr. Nolners Sos.
Gail. alias %,Sanncs Ylindl iiiirSte'iiG
geitcrit 9lGcllo all Der Gfc bon Sec,
lttb Sbarp.S trnbc olii icinen Hni.
i~engcnoiien George 9roofep bon Nr.
$50. 9rolpn's Court, mo itof biciclr
Gin lnnges MeiIer biird, ben aorpcr,
10 oob Die Spibc beIielben aus ser
Britt berporrdgtc. SeipuBtlus iplrbc
Der Terlpunbete IN Das llniperlitGt2.
Soipitol 9cbraht. Gr oiirite foilrt
nit Dem 2ebcn bopon fomnlen. Ia$
Woiip Der Steferci lit unbefnnrt.
Srob oller anitrel1gllngen Der Yoli5ci
toriite Der Wt~eiicrbelb bis SIR iriiGcn
M%orgenitul1be nid,t perboitet lueroelt.
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3mei Wlarme.

&artnGdi9er 0rano III Der Sinner.
luu9cn=Sabrit Der Tirma Sadirr
4 S0bnc an ser &eit.N Baltimore
Strnbc.- Scitcrlpngen ser ISeller.
mebr colioirt nit StroBcnba6n,
maggon. $1,000 bis $4,000
Sdaoell.
Sn Der &inocrmogell= uno Gamen-
middle. 6a6rif Der Sirmu Sodion y
Sobne. Nr. tl20-1l26, @eit.0alti.
moresS traBe, brud) geitern Nbeno
fms uud) I llbr I'M orittcn Stodluerf
bGp 8eb0lloes aus pnbetonntcn
8riinben tSerer ans, meld)eS 10 id)neQ
Inn lid grill, baB ioiort Elm 5~iueiter
N!arn erlallen mllr0e. gntoedt
muroe Der 9runo bon Oenl Neacr
Soparb Scott onn Ar. Is, norris
Nllcp, ais 0erubc Ole Slommcn aus
Dem orittcn Stodiuert ibrcu @c1
llodl Benz piertcn babntcn; er iullntc
Sen crltcn Nlarm elm. Grit nod cit,
ltiillbigcr Irbeit batter Die 20id).
monnihoitcn Sen Nroro inter Got'
trolc. Nad) Grneiicn cincS 5beil-
hubcra Der 6irnno betrGat ser S6o-
Den $4,000 bis $4,000, mcltcr ourd)
pou ser Tirmo Mtollrp u Connolly
pln5irtc &criiherun9 Ne0edt lit. Phi
Dem Wege lIoh Dem @ranoplaBe cot.
llolrtc Der NcitCriuogcn Mr. 10 NIT
DEM StroBenbobnluog1on Mr.. 1896
III Der Ode bon @ilmors uu0 9olti.
more Strobc. @cioc @ciGbrte pllr-
Den crbcblit) beld)Gbi1t bod, murot
9lilflid)crluciic Alcmono perlcst. 81.
men mcitcren &erlllit crlitt oaS Gclters
Geportemcrt bnourd), Oub an ser
Ode bon Striters urtO Baltimore
StraBc ell @alll Der SpritcnsGon,.
pa9nie Mr.. l. Der cillen Wcrtb bon
$500 reprGicntirte, foot nieocrltiir5tc.
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Sraiuall lit &ugota.

Ca3 8cbdilbc Der alrlerifaniid)en 8e=
i%luotidjaft nit Steinen ange9rit-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

Ncm Dorfer Scid)Gts s.
rel enbe unb Spium rcnns
DC. - SSn 9ciibe elmer oollfommc-
nen Spinni. Arsrilitling mllroen &c.
ltcrn S%ornittug jpei Nclu. Dorfer
0cid)Gitareiienoe pom Nunocicr9con.
ten 2urj ubgeinBt mo in Die peitlife
Bolijciitation eiltgelieiert. 9eioe 10.
girten i'll Dem Sonic Nr. $40. Meit.
,Sapette. StrnBc, ul,b noi,l1ien iif
Senrp 9rliii, Hr.2i6. MeIt 80. Ctr.
9tep-Dorf. mo Ilbert 5obert, pr.
24S, @eit 81. Strnbe. Nem.Dorf. Si
Dem 3ilnincr Der @cnaiintcn inrlb oie
Tolisei cinen Efd1,oidpin. Cine iofort
beeonnencne llnteriiidluns crgob.
ooB feioc einen apiier, Der nert1-
pcllc Stniic fir sSerren.9einfleioer
CntbieIt, perpidnOet bntten. Gic 30,
lisei perlnutbct, bnB oieie @aare bon
eillcnl Tiebltabl berriibrt. I'm 8eie.
gellbeit i'll laben. ben 3ua meitcr
aiis5liarbeiten nno gel,one grniita.
lutScl, betrcfis oes aofiers nnSiiitel.
lert, iallote Holi5eiriftcr 2oben oie
beioen arreltantcn aiif Griifen oes
Toli5ei.Gapitdns Morbiier bis ,iiin
s. .. DTS. ms llnteriufrnss i. @e.
fdnsniB.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

between capital and labor Yes
|slun prolStariat is right, but after
AL these men, the strike breakers
are merely what society, or what part
Of society greedy after dividends, has
made and forced them to be-they
we're once good union men-many OF
then, raised like the average worker
re- The same education as other free
oitiBoas born on the soil Of the free
and the braye-just like the great
masses Of toilers. educated through
Aho shops, mines, glass factories,
atTeoA corners, sweat shops and other
piaeoa-cold tenement houes, where
EtAeH are supposed to spend theil
happy childhood. We will take only
enc oaso, and the general rule will
apply to these as well as to others.
The "HiRka Dink'' contingent, the
howerY regiments of strike breakers,
intending the great Philadelphia
army Of the fore-dushers, picknamed
the First regiment Of foye-hushers.'
Tho story Of this case being taken
from real life will not end like an.
magazine noyel-that means a happy
ending, but it will end in the last
dreSs Of the draught Of beer of the
''Hiaka Dink" Workingman's Elk
change.
john Lincoln, born in the Ken
singteA district of poor textile work
srs, tAs textile workers are always
poor, After two years of publ
Dchesa attendance, like the rest of his
brothers and sisters, was compete
at Arst toasell papers, when he be
came Of age to work-11 years O.
ago-his father took him along to the
superintendent of the mill, presente
his age certificate that he was lie
years, and the superintendent, afte'
. few hurried questions, put him tt
work. oh no! not very hard work
but just to carry the empty spools t.
some ether department. johnnie be
ing smart like all the rest Of the
boys. graduated very quick, operat
ing . few looms himself, and, after
fsaF ysarS he joined his respectiv
trade union, took an active part il
Al tts deliberations until the strike
was called. After a struggle of sir
molthg they were completely beaten
By the manufacturers those who
had eAmily or home ties went back tc
work under worse conditions. "A
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

to his aid. You know, gentle reader,
the high quality and most elevating
literature, that our boys of the
horny handed sons Of toil' read
the like of "Work. and VIM" ''Wild
West, "Old- sleuth" etc. Why!
every Johnnie can remember Nick
Carter acting several times as
"stoker'', disguised, Of course, to save
his sweetheart, Rosella. Well
Johnnie got a good meal, can Of
beer, pipe and smoking tobacco. He
loafed for week with dozen bona
fide sailors, and on a Saturday night
the good ship Liverpool under the
English flag arrived in port short of
a cabin boy, four sailors, coal passers,
and as usual short of stokers. John
ME was signed up as stoker at
$4,000 per month, also signing a bill
of the money owed to the landlord.
The bill ran as follows: Board, one
week, $7.00s beer and tobacco, $3.50;
for giving position. $1,000 commits
sion, making a grand total Of $2O.50,
which was duly paid by the purser of
the ship to the agent. The Liver
pool, United Fruit Company ship,
plying between Jamaica and different
ports. sailed the next day, bound for
Norfolk, Va.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

when buying stogies see that thi1
label is on the box.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20
PART TWO:
Three CLASSES Of
STRIKE BREAKERS

1t must be UNDERSTOOD that there
are three classes Of strike breakers,
which will deal with in this issue,
each one is more dangerous than the
other. For instance, the 'Hinka
Dink" strike breaker is merely a,vic-
tim OF circumstances. an offspring
| of ourbeautiful system, man driven
to it by actual conditions, as the
writer will try to show.
Then there are temporary strike
breakers that follow strike for the
purpose of relieving his immediate
wants, or learning a trade, and the
third class is the worst Of the two.
He has been taught to "scab"; he has
been trained to slave and hate the
Union and all kinds OF organizations;
his ambition taken out of him, his
will annihilated; he is what they
have made him, the vulture that
feasts bySftsmaster. on the corpse Of
the intelligent respectable worker;
he is the graduate Of the Holy
Trinity" the Metal Trades Manufac-
turers' Association, Citizens ALI
ance. You have read about "Barbar-
Gus Mexico" with its inferno of peon
labor. You have heard of the hor-
rible conditions of the Japanese
workers, who are kept behind iron
bars, called factories. men and
women sleeping together, working
Is out Of "a hours, for wages that
barely support their bodies, yet after
you will get through reading this
serial-of the hell that exists in
some Of the Holy Trinity Shops
you will exclaim, els this possible?"
"AIe these true facts? You will
agree with the writer that the scope
OF the "IIoly Trinity" is intended tc
make out Of this country az far as
the workers are concerned. condi-
tions similar to those enumerated in
the above foreign countries, a bar
barious United States. In the pre-
vious chapter 1 have dwelt briefly on
the abode of the strike breakers. Re
ferring to the "Workman's TX
change" and the Vestibule Apart
ment House. It 10 worth while to
show the transition or the stages a
man must pass to become a '.tfnck'
to show that the environments and
conditions are the main factors In
driving men to go and take the bread
away from some OF his fellow work
men. 1 am describing these without
attempt to nctioniEe or color the
facts-they are from real life.
Who is Alderman Michael Nc
Kenna? We also know he 10 related
to the White Slave fraternity. that
has made him famous, to- the fire.
quenters of his South Clark street
house. also for = bit Of distinction
they have nicknamed him "Hinka
Dink." Some say that his name
was forced on him by the decent
homeloving Irishmen. AZ one Of them
told me, 1--WE have some OF them
that are bad, 80 bad that we are
ashamed to claim that they are our
countrymen-and Alderman Nc
Kenha is one of them" At any rate
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-01-20

A court of appeals in England
claims that a football player is
workingman. A. player who was in,
jured while taking part in game
sued his club under the working
mems compensation act for damages
And it was held by the court that he
is workingman within the meaning
of that act.
San Francisco, Cal, Typographical
Union is already making strenuous
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convention for 1911. The coast
unions are strongly backing up the
movement.
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pany's office looking for a job. He
was accepted as a stevedore loading
pine-apples and worked half bare,
down in the hold Of the boat his
hands bleeding from the thorns. A
maddening pace of speed had to be
kept up-they finished loading at 2
D. N. He received $500 for his
labor. For the next two days he
looked in vain for work-nobody
wanted him, his money was. nearly
gone. He saved his lodging price as
Salvation Army hotel was too filthy.
the air suffocating, large long room
with bareAwalls and over Is cots ar
ranged in two lines, filled to its full
capacity by weak wrecks of hui
mainly. He could not sleep at all as
some of them were coughing, others
talking in their sleep, still others
were tossing from side to side max
ing the little cots squeak, SO behind
a pile of lumber under the beautiful
southern sky he slept. The sun was
shining high when he awoke, a dime
procured his breakfast. Walking
aimlessly on the wharf tall negro
approached him, sized him up-"Are
you looking for a job?" have a
good one for you. Can you FIRE on
boat?" John made up his mind
quickly. Eyes, he was a fireman
out of work Being asked how
long he worked at the trade Johnnie
became confused, "How long? why
as long as he can remember he al
ways fred on boat. Stocked all his
Iife." He remembered hearing at
the police court trial that a fireman
on a boat is a stoker. The negro
took him to sailor boarding house
the landlord, mu1attO, passed
him through another examination
and the way Johnnie answered you
would have thought that he had
worked all his life at IT. There is
where the book he once read came
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The legislature Of Saskatchewan.
recently adopted a clause to
the factories act, fixing the legal
working day for women at a maxi
mum Of eight hours
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