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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02

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bri6t auf. - Sc fdpint Der StrOrn
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
9er ncrSOic @rOfcIiOr.

8rofeiior I. dtiir5t luiitbeno aus
ieinem Stuoier3immer): Sum Gen.
fcl, mas lit oenn bas Dieber fir ein
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ltig i6afien?" Srou Srofeliior
Gpeineno): ystd, entiduIbige, Iieber
4ans, id BIN beim 8prbinenanitedeH
BON Der Srittleiter gefallen." - BRO.
ieiior a.; nSSo, fam bern 10 etluus
nidt rubig obgemaft merOen?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
KrieesPunce emit uno jebt.

Sci Den fommenoen eroBen SCRIPT.
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&ambpies auf ieincn s2itae na6 sls.
qnpter. Gie Gintbern mo Sclttoilsn
beiaben &rn6e, Die reaelred)t in Der
Shlodt mitfGmpften unb 6ie bon oen
&omern meget ibrer @ilobeit ie5r
| g%eiiirdltet iparen. Iu6 Sie romliihe
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oas Nabeu Der SeinOe anfiiNoeten uno
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SIN Mittelolter nur0e ebenfa(tS
Der Sunb ais 8dd,ter Der 5eltuneea
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oiente iogar Sur 9eruadIung Der @e.
fangenen. Sm Sample purben 'ic
gegen Die &piterei al 6el6e gefiibrt:
Die $nt,oe erbielten barm Elm @efdb
nit brennbaren Gtoffen auf ben &G.
den geidnallt un6 mur6en 10 arf Die
feinoIiden @eiter Iosaelaiien Inn oie
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gelre6te &iiitung aus Stabl, Die nit
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mar. Sn ben S6la6ten bon 8ran-
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ferten 6ie Shmeiaer uno Die Bur.
eunoer Siinbe iid cine regelredlte
ShIaft. Sci Iurten tpur6en Die
bureunbiiden Srnoe bollfommen &c.
idlagen. Sp1ter IieB ii1 &arl V.
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men follten. Sci 8alenso nabmen sic
fransoitider unb ipaniiden Snnbe an
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&~riegsbunoe tparen eS, Die bierbei If.
re Seinoe iiberpunoen nrtO 5erlpreng-
len. 4u6 IN Dem merifaniiden Sells.
aiiae ipielen bic frnn5oiiiden 8riegs.
bunOe cine pi6tige &olle; oie Sbiere
paren ioreiam abgeridtet nn6 Dlr.
ben, at etnen Sdreden fir Die DE.
r%tfaner, Die idlteBlid bieIe pierbeini.
gen @egner mif@ift 6efGmpften. gufl
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feblten in Der ruiiiifen arrnee 6ie
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lit es, Den in Der ~sSeuerlinie Iiegenoen
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febIe an Die 8orpoiten al ~beforoern
unO nod 8erpunoeten si iuGen. sic
bon ben Sdnitdts mannidaften pieI.
leift iiberieben tpor0en itno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Sin acldveitcr Softur,

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g'ihciter aerI. @ie id i'm su mcirer
franfen Sub e'bpIt Dab. bat er mir
d @fittel peridriebel. mo a'iaat:
u@enn Dos nit bilft, nadber bilft gar
mir mebr," llno rihtie, am unOercn
Gag mar Die Sub pin,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
8eridtiannA.

5rau; Ser 3itfoll ipielt bod i'm
2eben cine groBe 9tolIc. Dab mir
uns fennen lernten, mar Der RENE
3ufall. MS mir ms sum 5meiten
MioIe trafctL geI6ab's Ourd 3ufall,
uno oob meme Mtiitter gcraoe ms
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0tale in unierer @obmtng fiiBteit
mar aud, ttilr Elm 3ufalll@ - Nann:
,gtein, On, oas por elm Rciufalfl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
liner, Id,Sac ssradlc.

@nGoige 6rnli (our aotin, weIhe
gum eriten RaIe oas Ebeoter be.
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9eienoers ole erne, melAe Die Sisci.
nerin modeu obao. bat e ideenes
5fid5 gebdbtl@ @n10ige Sruu:
aSot. lie appIonS oeh1bt2@ so.
din. agtee. e eelb'S."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
2eidte GrfIarnna.

Sobn: Batter, lit es tpabr, ooB duf
benz Monbe aid Meniten pobnen24
Batter (pelder glaibt, feline ltn.
fetntniB nif)t perrotbeu gu 6iirfen):
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.gber mo bIeiben 6enn bic IeniGen,
mem, Der Ron6 nbnimmt21 - gos
ter: Die nebHen aud obls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Sin Cpferlamm.

Isle binfen ia SEER 6eoerI2"
Ger Gbef bat MIDI bcute auf Die
Siibncrougeu eetreten % web,
nit ieinen Sfpei Gentnernl" $50.
oenfen sic, nod 8cbn Minuten hot
cr IS crit ecmcrftl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
SinSernis.

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red,t, i) babe nlth adt Gage nod9e-
oadt. o6er i'd fointe auf aano.
Del" feineu &eim finoenY
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
@nte Nnsiidt.

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aicinen eriten 8atienten befommenl"
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belteng! gtiht uabr, penn or lel1f
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pfeblen sic midi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Sin outer S~ebrmeilter.

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men, lcrnen ioII Der Surge bel mir al.
les: Ginfduf 8erfani, &orrcipon
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
sidrrrs @cneinnasinmptom.

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9eiun6." 4r5t: y8orolS ihIieben
Sic bns 10 beitimmt?" 6rou: Or
rGionniert idon wieoer Den gan5ell
Ga0!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Wcbanfenaana.

yScben Sic, Serr 2eutnnnt. hos
6rarlcin BORT iii bic 9odter Oes 2llft.
ibiffers. 0@ieoiel - 1b
goIlait befommt iie berln mtt?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
IN ber Iranenperiammluna.

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aGle auiammen fonnen mir nidt re.
ben Die Sdlfte wenigitens muB bod
3itborenE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
9a6er,

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fat bod einen &iugl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
S~el6hberratb.

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yInpa, tparun trogen oenn Die
meiIten Sdiffe Srduertnanten2"
g@eil lire auftafelune lins 10 pieI
@el6 foitetl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
8eim Gramen.

Grofeiior:: .@ann lit Sofrotes &c.
Itorben2~ SdiIer: SD bab' nift
cinmal gefuubt. oab er franf mar"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
Snmoriaiida.
Snterciiatte lyeititelInna.

.@ns i1aiIit o Denn 10 eenou aui
Ger 2%anofor,n nad?~ .&iiOcsbeim
judi i1l" .@as pilit 3 Denn
oa2@ .@eitcrn bat mir elmer a
@einflaid'n an Den S66oel g'bout
- 0a mar .&iioeShcimer" b'rinl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-02
PM GEM spaaieraanae am eeehranS,
@rpkmnthia.

Sdneioermeiiter: .@ann bari ih
oenn eigentIi6 otf g~eBabltttg bof.
fen2@ StuOent; SKINNER, Iteber
Iaeilterl1
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
UNION MAN FOR CORONER.
Member Of MusIeians' Union Aspires to
That Responsible Office.

The office of coroner has been abused
frightfully in the past by having as cor
oner an official who is an undertaken. At
the election on Nov. coroner will be
elected to fill that responsible position.
The question now arises: Does the
people want an undertaken to have the
place, or do they want a physician?"
The coroner's office is worth from
$40 900 to $4,000 year-to an under
taker-because an undertaken can use
that office as feeder to his own private
business A misguided undertaken. not
understanding the sort of men with
whom he had to deal, offered to put up
$4,000 for a campaign fund If the reform
parties would nominate him for coroner.
The men approached in this way made a
little quiet investigation. Then they
adopted a resolution condemning the
practice of having an undertaken for cor
oner, nominated DR.. Gurney G. Wallace.
M. D.. for coroner, and exasted from him
pledge that he would not, if elected,
permit any undertaken to annex the cor
oner's office. directly or indirectly.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

having the injunctions dissolved and the
public improvements promoted.
When Mr.. Fitzgerald was in the
Trades and Labor Assembly it was
through his effort that the chain gang
on Denver's streets was abolished. 1t
was the custom in those days to chain
together Migrants" or men out of work
and place them on the public thorough
fares to work for the city Men who had
committed no other crime than being
unable to obtain employment were
chained on the streets and disgraced and
made criminals. This act alone will ever
stand as monument to his progressive
ness and worth.
Mr.. Fitzgerald could be eulogized by
the page, if The Bulletin had the space
to devote to the subject; but it should be
enough to say that he has been one of
the best union men ever in the labor
movement and has been endorsed by his
local union and also by the Retail Clerks
and Musicians.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
THE INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
IN THE FAMILY.

The Direct Legislation league of Den
yer has secured permits for holding
meetings on various street corners in
the city.
At one of these meetings during the
week speaker told how he converted
his neighborhood into accepting the ini-
tiative and referendum with the assist
ance of his children. The speaker said:
"The initiative and referendum is SO sim
pie that even children grasp it and be-
lieve in it as is evidenced by the follow
ing experience in my own family. In
order to instruct them, and incidentally
to get them to talk to other young peo-
pie about the matter, organized a fam
lily club. l was president, my wife was
secretary and our five children were the
citizens or voters; in other words, our
family represented the city or state. At
one of our meetings my son John
wanted to initiate a proposition, so he
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

La Belle sc cigar, the best union-made
SC cigar in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
FITZGERALD ENDORSED.
Progressive Trades Unionist for Place
In Legislature.

There is union man running for the
legislature as a candidate on the Repub-
lcan ticket who should be supported by
trades unionists of all organizations. He
is Lawrence H. Fitzgerald and is can
didate for state representative. Mr.
Fitzgerald is member of Journeymen
Stonecutters' Association of North Amer
ica and is a former national president
of that organization. The local Journey
men Stonecutters' union has endorsed
Mr. FITZGERALD in the following unmis-
taxable language:
1--WE desire to call your attention at
this election to our former national pres
ident Mr.. Laurence H. Fitzgerald, who
is a candidate for state representative.
Whereas, The masses have learned,
through bitter experiences, that their in
terests are only subserved by those who
rise from the ranks of the toilers, by
their dauntless courage, ability and zeal;
and
Whereas, Mr.. Laurence H. Fitzgerald
has grown ripe in the service of his fell
lowmen and never betrayed their trust;
he stands today with a record beyond re-
proach; it was through his efforts that
the chain gang of the city of Denver
was abolished, and during the dark days
of 1897, when the streets were filled with
throng of unemployed people, he urged
and secured legislation from the city
council to let thirty-five miles of street
grading so that the poor might be fed;
and
Whereas, He knows neither party
ties nor lines when the interests of the
people are in the balance with those of
corporate greed, but can be relied upon
to defend the cause of the people at all
times; therefore be it
Resolved, That we, as members of
the Denver branch of the Journeymen
Stonecutters' association of North Amer
lea, indorse and use every honorable
means to effect the election of Mr.. l.. H.
Fitzgerald as state representative, and
be it further
Resolved, That we request the men,
bers of all labor organizations to put
forth every effort to secure the election
of their friend and champion of the COM
mon people; and be it further
Resolved, That copies of these resolu-
tions be sent to all organizations and
given to the press for publication"
Mr.. Fitzgerald has been in the labor
movement in Denver for years, and The
Bulletin finds nothing in his record to
warrant us saying that he should not be
supported. On the contrary, we find that
as far back as 1897 he was organizing
the workers of the different trades in op-
position to injunctions that were issued
to stop public Improvements. This was
during the great panic; and his effort
brought about the employment of hun
dreds of men who were out of work by
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

arose and said, Mr.. Chairman, l move
that my pocket money be increased from
25 cents to s1.OO per month Mary, who
worshiped John and thought that every
thing he did was all right, arose and
seconded the motion. The motion was
put to the house and defeated by the
other three children voting against it,
thus saving me 75 cents a month.
Now this is the Initiative simply de-
fined. AS president l represented the
state, the children represented the citi-
zens. Under the initiative and referen-
dunn law any citizen has the right to
petition the state to have any law he
sees fit submitted to the people, it being
necessary for him, however, to get sec
ond in the form of requisite number
of signers to his petition. This, then
becomes the initiative in the state gov.
ernment
referring back to our family club
after Johns initiative motion was de
feated, Mary Indignantly arose and said
Mr.. Chairman l move that we recon
slider the motion and refer it to the com
mittee on domestic relations AS chair
man, I readily saw that John would ge
his dollar if Mary's proposition. was ac
quiesced in. The committee on domes
tic relations in our house consisted O
Mary and John and the youngest boy
aged six. Mary knew that she and Johl
could bulldoze the young brother int
voting with them, If she could get hin
on to himself and thus give John hi
extra allowance of s1.00 a month TO
spending money. AS chairman rule'
that the question was out of order. u
jumped Mary and said, I appeal from
the decision of the chair A vote wa
taken and the chair was sustained b.
the three younger members.
Now, my friends, this last procedure
is the referendum, that is. the question
was referred to the club, or, all the pee
pie and they vetoed it. So 1t is in cit,
or state affairs. II your Legislature
passes a bill which you do not think Il
good, you get up a petition with the re
quisite number of signatures and pre-
sent same to the state; 1t then becomes
the duty OF the state to submit the Law
passed by the legislature to vote o
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

the people, in other words, the law is
referred to the people. This is called
the referendum. If majority of the
votes cast favor the law it remains on
the statute books; If majority vote
against it, the law becomes null and
void. l would suggest that you gentle
men present who have families organize
such club and you will become aston
ished at how soon everyone in the neigh
borhood understands what the initiative
and referendum is. Having once under
stood it, there is no question in my mind
but what they will vote for 1t unless
they are controlled by the special in
terests" ]. ]. PASTORIZA.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

La Belle sc cigar. the best unIon-made
&c cigar in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
HUMANITY CAUSE
Served by the Denver Unions Hospital
Association. Contest Now Going on
Which Should Interest all Citizens
Who Are in Favor Of Organized Labor
Having Hospital Of Their Own.

The United Labor Bulletin this week
has the honor of announcing that ]. w.
White. president of the Trades and La
Dor assembly and also president of Un-
ion Label League No. / of Denver has
been selected to take charge of the man
agement of the Popularity Contest of the
Denver Unions Hospital association. A
little comment is necessary on Mr.. White
so as to let the business interests OF
Denver know as to who is actually at
the head of this great movement. In the
first place the movement was organized
for the purpose Of raising funds through
the coupon contest to equip hospital
and build buildings. Prizes aggregating
the sum of $7,500.00 are offered to the
successful contestants, and therefore 1t
should receive the support of all citizens
as well as organized labor. AS to the
success OF the venture, The Bulletin has
no doubt. If the venture is success,
what will its success mean to Denver?
A new and up-to-date hospital
We as citizens of this great city OF
Denver should ask for hospital coupons,
for in 80 doing, we boost organized labor
and help to add one more modern hos
pital to those already in existence.
>OAA->Ss
is now in sight tremendous success
seems to be assured. Mr.. White Is we'll
known to all laborites as a, man OF ster-
ling honesty, irreproachable integrity
and one who has only the welfare Of the
labor movement in Denver at heart. He
Is well known to the business men, and
when 1t becomes known that he has taxi
en- charge of this worthy movement the
coufoafanfo aud tho r,rt1fo In UouoruI
will find that the Denver Unions Hos
pital association will make immense
strides towards accomplishing what Dem
yer labor peeds-A STRICTLY MOD
ERIN HOSPITAL.
AS Mr.. White is known to all, let us
all as labor union men and as citizens
OF the city of Denver put our shoulder
to the wheel and make the popularity
contest memorable one in the history
OF the labor movement in Denver.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

After dinner, try Principle de Lees.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
MISS MILES APPOINTED.
Gets Lucrative Position In Labor De-
partment.


Mis- Genevieve Miles, as predicted in
The Bulletin last week, has been ap-
pointed factory inspector in the labor
department for the state of Colorado to
fill the vacancy made by the resignation
of Mrs Kathryn Williamson of the Typo
graphical union. Miss Miles is a men,
ber of the Garment Workers union and
a delegate to the Label League and
Trades and Labor Assembly. She has
held many important offices in the CEN
trail bodies, serving as vice-president of
the Trades Assembly and Label League
and is sergeant-at-arms of the assembly
and member of the business committee
of the Label League.
Miss Miles has been distinctively the
foremost woman trades unionist in Colo
rado in late years, and her elevation by
political appointment will be a severe
blow to the movement In that 1t will
take from the two central bodies one of
the most active members in the move
ment Political Office holders are not al
lowed to sit as delegates in the central
bodies.
But the loss sustained in losing Miss
Miles as a worker in the central bodies
will be the gain of the labor department.
and the good that can be accomplished
by Miss Miles in that department for
the wage-workers will more than repay
the labor movement for what 1t has lost
in an organization worker.
Miss Miles began her new duties Mon
day and accompanied veteran Of the
department on tour of inspection out
lined by Commissioned Brake. She is
delighted with her new duties. and en-
thusiastic In being placed where things
Of great benefit to the workers can be
accomplished.
Secretary OF State Pearce has shown
his wisdom in approving the recommen-
dation of Labor Commissioner Brake OF
Miss Miles for this Important place.
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
WHAT BETTER WAGES MEAN.

"Unfitness means low wages, low
wages mean insufficient food, and insult
ficient food means unfitness for work, 80
that the vicious circle is complete" That
is what Rountree calls the vicious cir
Gle of poverty" MAY we not, however,
say conversely" writes Frederick Almy
in the Survey, that increased income
through better wages means better
strength and courage; these mean better
work and income, and SO, instead of an
endless chain of poverty. we may have
an endless chain of progress"
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20

mated for Coroner by the Citizens, Pro-
gressive Republicans and Platform
Democrats.
The Denver Dental society has en-
dorsed DIR. Wallace for the office of cor
oner.
The County Medical society followed
up this action by passing the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Medical society
of the city and county of Denver cor
daily indorse the practice. propriety and
principle of electing a physician to the
Office of coroner"
DIR. Gurney c. Wallace is a rising
young physician of Denver. He gradu-
ated from the medical school in this city.
He is department surgeon for the Span
ish war veterans and is veteran OF that
war.
Dr. Wallace is a member of the Musi-
clans union, carrying an active card in
that organization. For eight years Mr.
Wallace played at the Broadway and Or
pheum theaters. while studying medi-
cine. DIR. Wallace has practiced medi-
cine in Denver for four years and during
that time has retained his membership
in the Musicians union and has been en-
dorsed by that organization for the re-
sponsible position to which he aspires.
1t is seldom that union men have a
chance to vote for union man for this
office. and The Bulletin can see no rea-
son why they should not do all in their
power to elect DR.. Wallace to the office
of coroner. DR.. Wallace is a candidate
on the Citizens, Progressive Republican
MI
ticket,
United labor bulletin., 1910-10-20
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