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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

gtstinasti. 90. September 1914.
Ets nsAfsIeensen Custiraaasn bs,i.k,s
nd Hnr aEf 9ngrss Gransasfisnea. Be,
fieineren OefAdftea ssrssa stnas SsSers
ptsiie tsys4Hst.
erssifisasn.
Ter Narft pGr rub.e. bic vyeife H,tis
e4xaIl- : Srima 6team slIO0--iI 10
I. ab.
trsfsassfaI,snes8I.ifA.W Wsr,t
IN fen. etsa dear geiisa l21--l2L.r,
itsrt Nipsenisitsn l2 - l24e, srtra ihsrt
dear eeiisa liz - l2Le, sdultsrH Ill.-
liAs osaits lS - l5ks lsis uas ks
nshr seySa6t
Dassa- Nar,s f.a. essrs frar, Gel.
ten l3h 1875, surae NipSsafsiteu "a
1875, ertra Hort dear eshsn l3-lsL<e.
e&sItsrz l2t--l21<t xns Bellies l4--l4[s
isftsn t4s Der yfaae msbr nsrpa6t.
Sugar Cured -6ltii&. - Rarft in astia.
14saisa i6 i7s. yisais e4aIitr
o4altfra u = l2ss, Rem Bort Sat sAri.
isr. LIZ D. trsxsss Beef e4,as.a
estsssS6sItss sIstfA.-msrttfs fsa.
e4infsx II - l4i<, stsnie eAultern
ios -l0a@s, ss,iifs i5s4--lsl1e. edaltsra
l01t-lcszt. Re1 osrs Cat o&ulttra I0L
.--114c
6rtfAsS6lsif4. e&lnftH I21x -lss,
SHaif e4ultern l0l4 -los4s, G4ultsrn I0k
--i044s, ibsFt Aippenfsitsa Allie, fbert
flare &eitsn III - Ike. ersrd iberf &s.teR
loA-lis. Belize l3l< <-i5l4 per vfaas. Uui
GaIsab l0-13<.
Rssl sHb ostrsis..
Qskr Maud Nns.fsr uns~~y a. on 4 N
0iRitr Hants s<.55-47o. Hisier 6amiIs
el.lo-4.25. Gytre y3S0--4.oo, srAinxres
e3.55-375. carrier 0sissa ystest t5.l0--
ats. DO. faafs A.65--s.00ao. 6amils N.OO
I--4.25. Assssnmebl. asrDssNli4 semif4tes
o4.7S~-4.6S. geinss Gits es.00--&.I u, eenifd.
10 A.7S-sD0 Der Gal
0siasa.- Narff IsbAaft sal ketia. 30. .
rstbei @intsr los - l06s. As- y. Co.
80. Ns. 4 rsttH 10 - 90t Der Oxfbst.
Dsgtanfs sssDsn: 600 Su. 30. 4 rst>ex Htn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21
@eibIihes aanitlertbum in
Wtilnheu.

gs mag in gdris, in Rom, pieIleiht
audi In Berlin nod mshr mdnHlihe
unb psi6li6e SuuitbefliiIene geben ais
in Wlinten. 46er BAG ituo groBsre
Stdoie, 100 iid berartiges mebr nerz
t6silt, pGbrenb pielleiht tsin unoerer
Crt in Ieiner Gigenart 10 iebr tpis
9uperns Sduptltaot burh ba5 GunIts
lerthum besiufluBt piro. Sabraus
iabretu pilgeru ihuureripeiie bic
So6ns uno 90ater oes beutiheu Nors
pens mad Dem Wetta Der bohen 3uuit,
srfiillt niht nur npu SosaIen, ionoern
aud bon 5rGumen uno 6offnungen,
bic ungefdbr ebenio bdufiq perpirtli.
den birften. ipie etlpa Elm 2otterieIpts.
ler ods groBe 2oos aeiptnnt. Nm
ihlimmIten itsbt e. in oisisr 5iuIiht
um bic Meibli6tsit, lei es. bag iie fir
bic hobe aunft peniger gut beanlugt
lit, Tel es, odB fir fie bic 9orbebinz
guneen elmer erniteu unb griinplthen
4usbilbung tpenioer giiRitig Iiuo ais
6si ben lunQen WGnnern. Die un!eudz
bare Jbatiahe, oab nett mehr Gamen
i'm aunitgsperbe 5uhtiges ltiften als
in Der boben Sunit, tam iptpohl uuF
bic eins ais aui Die anbere art. TO-
pobl burdl Before gegubung fir oiefes
5elo ais audi ourh bic 8elegenbeit su
bsFerer 4usbiloung srtldrt perosn.
Denn pdhreno bic 4tabemie Der bill
benben Siinits nur Mdnnsr aufnimmt,
if Die treFfltt geIeitets ftaatlihs
aunfieetperbeihule ouh btNrethenb
porgeihulten iungeu Ddmen susdngs
lid. Die Worts .binreifeno porasz
ifult" peroiensn beIonoere 8edhtuna.
3enn tpsper bic Ddmen 4taoemie bes
aiinitlerinnen- -8eretns noh Dor alleut
jens sahlreihen. foft tonnte man iagsn,
sablloien auuitprofsHpren, oenen Die
6sranfhulung iuneer Dumsu sur hoz
ben STUNT als grpterirerb ntent, per-
ldneen, od Is ihnen bdliptidhtih duf
cine noglidhft erobe 3ahl pon Shiile=
rinnsn dntommt, irgenbpelhe Nrt Don
8orbiloune. Guter Wils, bic in ben
4nfonositaoien niemdls Iehlense
annitbeneifterura unp Dor alIem Sab
lunesfd1igteit iinb bic eiusigen 9or6ez
Diusunsen Der aufnabms, 5dufenos
unb aber Sauienbe bon gohtern gutter
ssdmilien finb snineoer neil lie
germ einmal Der Gnse uno Gebunbens
beit o<s Glternbaaies sntipsihen ipou-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

anecreH feltn apos I'm grcilc. Rtldbtabe
fino ttetia.
SAnse Stisrs bradtsa s6.6o--s.25, ertra
" fanee ..... C4fsH s2.50--s.75,
bleiAer'tiere $4.50-7.75, aaserlefens bts
srtra s785--S. 90, 6.ifsrs s3.Bo--s.25, aus.
srlefene bis eItra $6.75-700, foncp ------
Nhbe s2.o0--4.75, auserlefene bic ertra 90 90
--b.B5, Gannsrs s2.00--S.25, Gtoders unb
SeeOsrs $4.50-6.60, Stof. Seifsrs $400--
900. Stof-aabe s3.00-4.00.
9ul &c n. - Bel m1siaer 3ufubr Uar
Der Warft beute itstie Die aahfrags mar
cine aietnIid quite
Rssers aao leiate S3.25-4.0o, goIssnd
a.l5-4.75, ertra $4.85-500, Iette guaen
ID. .75-5 90.
n Der. - Die 3uFubr sor ,iemIi9
arob, bic Rodfrage cine quite unO bic 8reiis
ftetta bis itarf.
Orstndre uab arsss S4.50-10.25. fair Bic
CUTE ie;Gts $8.5o-10.50, ertra $40. .75-11. 90.
Ratber in ben aommiiIious $ duteru. -
Sanen l0Hc, prima bis anserIefene 9-93[c.
orsir1re 5-Ts.
9 DeiRe.- Gie 3ufubr bon 6dpei,
nsu mar ;ientltt qrob, bic Iat1Fraos cine
qute unb bic Breiie Hicaen MN 5-10e. 9eitte
8trIanotiorten unb iSertst bIiebeu unberan.
bert.
ShDers 250 Piuub dufpdrts sS.25-8.50,
1ute bis nuserleIens BerpaSunas. unb
fIsithsriort.u So 70--875, acmiitte gerSe.
dunasiortsn So 60-8.70, croiudrt bis aus
erlelene ihDert fstts 5due S6 00-7. so, srtrs
F.55-I65, Staas 81 00--6 so. ertra So 10
--6.75, leittt 8erianetforten $3.50 - S.45.
5srtsl bon 110 Sfe. uns wsniesr 81 .Oo-7. As.
GhafexnS Sdmmsr. Der Martt
mar beute siemIi4 tebbait uub bic Grsiic
fstia.
Saafe. ertra SO. 4o-3.50, quite Bis aus.
srlsiens S2S5 - 3.35. orbiudre bis quite
81 O0-2.75, Rutttri6afs s3.50--4.25.
edmmer. ertra brat1teu 800, Qutt
bic auserlefene S6.50-690, oroiudre bic
fair. s425-6 40. GulIs $2.50-4.o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

ter ~ Zoe. 800 bp. Al 90c, gar bo. su 65t,
Gar bo. AZ 75c anf bem Geltife.
Melf4fsra.--Marft In rubia xne mil.
iiaer no. 2 Hetbes 6l-82s, se. 3 meiSes 79-
SOC, 10. weites N - 76s, No. 3 aelbes
75-76t, 10. 8 bs. 73Ik-74c. 30. 4 bo. IL
72ke, Ns. q semifhtes 74--75e, 80. 8 ho.
73--74e, no. 1 bo. 71--721ke, Dtisss aolben.
fern 76-7Se, ssIbes DO. 74--76e, aemifdltes
bs. 74--7se Der Duibei. 8trfanft Durben !:
gars 30. asmtfdtss su 74s, Gar 80. 4
bo. ,H Tic, / Gar bo. nab.su eeIbes .u r2t<t,
2 6srs 10. sslbss su 73lfe, Tears DO. su
eafer su 731ke, 1 Car no. 4 DeiSes gu TIC
duf btm Gefeife.
esfr-Marft In ruhia une aetia. 20. .
weibsr 37J6-- 3Se, Stanbarb neiser $50
37Lc, 30. pelser H--35c, To. ipetbcr
321a9 9-33e. so. 2atnifhtsr 34ls-35e, as. 3 bo.
34-34l9e, Rs.4 DO. S0-33s per Bu. gsrfanft
tpurber: Gar STANDARD Seiser su 1876.
1 Gar DO. ;u 37I4s. e00sSu. neiier nit aorH,
aahrtnb. iu 33e, / gar 70. psiser su
3474e, l Gar DO III BEE. Gar 10. 4 bo.
u 32e. Gar DO. su 8334f. / ear 30. 3 a..
nifd,ter su 3414c auf benz gelsiie uno Gar
30. 2 DO. su 34iS. BET anfunit.
AssaeH. Gtartt fttia. 1s. 74-76t,
10. 3 70-73e. 20. 4 62-70t.
@e rHe.-Rc. 3 @iutsr 50--70c. 30. .
Triibiahrs rs Soc. SO. 67-75t, 20. 4
6O--67t; 5uiterecrHe 40--s0e per gu.
@eraenmalj. 6ripid5rsgsrf. 81
-98e Der gu.
Berattt 4 osr s,tr,i,.-vr.if, mi! s.ri..
Hsssasm steif:n rar. bst s,ri1.1 51sr.s:
Sspt. 90. 1912. eept. 90 1911,
Mei,tn, 30. 9 rptber .103e 94t
Helfhtsrn, 20. 3 asmiih,ss ~: zoe
Safer. 80. aerifhttr Hea.r 81. 46e
HosseH no. 2 neucr 49,. 72: 92t
ssu 20. ! Stmetha $3.50 $3.50
@aisfs.
Ger wrrft wtr H.ti1. S.r'trTt sarosn
1Ol4 rsIs. TiaiHrs siHifhes @ssss anf
Der Bats ben sI.35 pec gaasa..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-21

piel ins1r ben6tbigt. 2(u6 mare ss. oa
ben 8unItIerinnen neusroings ous
RunitgetperbefaA, in oem fie dnertunnz
termoBen iebr 3i6ttge5 leiiteten, DON
4rofeRorer nit groBem Rameu - uno
eft qenug BLOB nit Disiem - itreiti9
gematt Miro, nicbt mebr ais qereht,
oaB man audi tbnen bic Wege eritl0fs
ie, auf Denen tie fetbit gu Titeln qelans
gen t0nnten, obns Die es jd nun einmal
- leioer - in 0eutihIan0 nur I6per
qeht.
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Ahieaas, 20. September.

west. Der Narst IN fttia. sstrter
SateHts II $500, 5trniasts 81. 0o-4. 80.
6prins 4atentsst.2S-j.59 Straiahts 81. 90
Alb rafsrs s37o-3.90.
1sttt u.-Sar September 9ItS - e2e,
am ealus S1Lts fur Tsnmbtr sl11-
92lSt, am shlas sll%e: iar Nai SO -
esstt. am Shtus 96llt.
@slfAtsrn Har September 7O7S-
72Iss. am safus 72fze; fur Dasn.b.r 5s.S
$40. am ealat 54l4s fur Tai 51]< -
s3l4e. an Shlus 53l4t.
Safsr.- far September 331< -33At
am SAlns 1886 fur Tsiemb.r 3225-
521s, nn ShIus 3274e; far Rai 343 -
35e. am saIub 35e.
Essst a.-Ho. 2 roe.
6sra,. 8ats Satters.rt: 40-52c,
gate bic hsie. WaI,seri. 55-7ie.
fimsthaia iaamsa. atur $3.50
--3 rs per geataer.
AIsiaamsa. - sl3.0o--I7.5) s.r
Gentusr.
w.sssrt-sI7N -I7.2s. aur ses.
itmbtr sl6.s7 y 1885, am sGlus s16 81 II;
fur Cttober s16.92lt 1895, am enlus
$l692l9; FUR 3auuar l8.271f-18.35, ON
etlIu5 sIs.35.
9 SamsI,.-sll.o71 per 100 xfuHs. fir
September sil.02k - 1905, am SAlus
sl0.0s; fHr Cttobsr sll.oo - l1o7Ia. am
shlas sll.0Tls; fur Te,smber $40 To-
l0.s24. am sAlus sl0.so, fir 5auuur
sl0.52 -l0.57k, am saIub t10.s7%.
Gtsrt Hiss.ufei tsn--9s't l0.30--
1880 per 100 Sfuas. BUR septrmbsr am
SAlnt sl0.721s; fur Sttobsr slo.62tS--
1910. an stInb 1910, fir sanuar So. s.
p 30, am st,lus s9.s7h.
Sattsr. - Narit III astig. gr.swrriss
2f-2Se, Darn 22H-24lxc per SiuHs.
eier - martt il ieit. SrifAs 10 22t
per Dxysab.
asf - Nartt ii att,s Grtsm l5A
--l6e per Sfxne.
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Mms,pdrtiae Wtdrtte.
asnDsrf, 20. September.

asnDsrt 30. September.
mssr.- sufmsr 90, ,1o1 ebIs., Berfanst
liz, ,512 BbIs.--Eer Nfarft mar beute ftetia.
Spring Satent s4.90-5.30, gSintsr Straistb
"A. .4O-4.50, @inter gatents $4.70-5. Is,
Gbrina clears $A25--l.65, Binter ertra,
no. / "a. .10--4.20 80. 2 DO. $4.00-4.10,
kanfas Ctrdiahts $4.15--4.25
AsaaenmesI sar beuts Hetia. Fair
bic sut.s $3.85-4.o0. Gsies bis iaHes $4.05
-4. .15.
BuAp.t,enmest IN rubis ,u s2.ss
Der loo Sfanb fair bis aut.s s.2s5 -
SIS, Asiee bis fanen $5.o0-5.25.
Watsmek In ftstie. beines neses
mns actbes tl.e5-1.70, arobts s1.6o--l.65,
silnsrisb S4.25.
BnAnei,su nomineH. 1meriean Csc
nrb eanaoian 63c {. |. I. Rem Bort.
Hssssn ID Jeff. no. Q Beaern 67e
e.i. I. BaTats.
srs. il f.f. xsI,srs. go = 75e
{. II. 9uFale.
Betsen-sufusr 24s, 400 su.. B.rfenst
364, ,674 gu. Tarft In fsf 90. rsther
neusr l04 {. |. I. im elsbator unb 103Iae
fs.b fAwimmene. 70. I 9ortbern TuIutb
l00At 7. o. b. ffpimmens.
nell 4fsrn. - 3ufmhr 5,625, Serfarst
| 1862 Su Uinrtt IN fef. grpsrt Ns. 2
6o1ls iR slssatsr uns CO.'S /. .. B. ttpim.
msns.
esf.r.-sufasr o4,175 eu., g.rranst
20, l25 Su. Der Narft III itH. Stanbarb
ipsistr 38e i'm elevator. re. psiier 500,
SO. 3 39e. no. Bic.
Sea IN piaia.-- arima 1856, no. l20e,
no. I10c. Ne. 3 s9-95t.
6spftn IN fsf - Stat. srsindrtr Bis
sis heits 1912, $50; 1911, 17--22c; pa.
eiit gsaf srsindrer bis esit. 1912, I'll -
27c; 1911. 20-22e.
eznte Hns f.R. - Central sm.riea
26tJ<, 1casta 26--27e.
2sstr ia iea. eemlsS 2S<-a7t.
Ssrt IN feF. SariIa 5000 - 23.00,
fbsrt dear $2I.25-2s.50 R.s s1e.75--
900.
sect IN Fars. samtfu s21.Oo - 22.O0,
1si Sl7.0)--is.00, Dsef. 2 hint.n $500
--3I so, S.rpa9t sl3.o0--l3.5 80. Gits ertr1
5nbia N1es $la.oo--Is2S
Sat Nsats Hns aetia. ses6tsfte Bel.
lies, 10 bis IL pie.. IL - l4;. b. SAuL .
terms l1-Sl+s, 30. 9aisfsn l3t&-t<e.
sAmal, il irHr. TsOt. Bsa srima
s11.30 l1.4o; waffnirt.r IN jeff. sonti.
nent sli.70. o. s.sI2.35. Gompouno g.
6he.
SsGs Ia rubis. srima sits ~ 6}6t,
ssantrs 5sS-6Tst, spteiaI 7ise.
3aumn ella aamen. Del III fsf -
Srina rsses ~ s4.s7-4.94. srima 5smmsr
sslbes s6.35-6.50.
gdrsGs II fttiz. aafHnirtss
TeD garf 1886. Bltlaselpstl uaSS1ltlmo-.
| 1886. b.. in SRlt &475
BstIs IA fstis. DomsHlt SItsss Ohio
| 3l-32c.
Oar, in ifttid. strainss, atsssnIt der
I bis sGtss s6.55-s.80.
ferssutiu n In iteiig u 41J5e.
9sis IN fen. - eisbe mliatr 324-6t,
SafHa 64-S34c.
Wslaifss IN Hetis. TEN Crisans Cssa
atttIe. auisr bic noic.. 37-52t.
sa esr.-Nsher III niIla Maseasass
% Stf, $500. gentrifuaal ss Tea 4.30t,
NslaHst- 3aftr % IeH 3 55e. Raffnirt,r
N h.is. Gut 2oaf $500, GrHfhes $500
Nouls II" s.4ss. subss 5.35t. pssseres
s.25c, 0rarulatss 5.10s, Eiansns n >,
8. .lot. gsuFettisners :, ~ 4geSt. re. 4.S5,
". 24.S1t, xs. s4.75t, Rs. 4.7oe. Rs. 5
4.s5, 10. s 4.s)t, 70. ] 4.55c, 10. 4.5ot,
Ns. ASK, 10. 10 4.40t. Re. IL AS, Ro.
lsi.SOs n. Is 4.25t. RI. IL Ass
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eetS. esxss nss mfften IL Nsp Dsrf.

Sch .on saa' surse an 4lz-47sS aus,
seIiehen uHe idiot su 416--4A%.
sriina WsiAiitspapiers purbtn ~ 51a-6 20
eistsntirt.
Sf.rtina er6anse fhDatl. Siht ,u
A.851s-4.S5,< uns 90 fase Commercial
Bills IN ts.s1A-48l7s.
SnHbes. o CbtiaattontH naren Ne.
tie uno purbtn pie fclat aaetirt:
Bsr. Stnatsn Rsfuasina ~ l01 l01k.
~ rsaiHrirst (l9a5) li3I6-i14z, eeussns
ii3L-ll4L, So rsaifrirtt Zoe - 1929.
Seussns IO2 - 102A, penama Resifsrts
- l00a4--l01i4.
Ntttenmartt, - Ter Stabitrun ano
bic Reaeine aitien pdren heuts ionanatbent
unb erifere trreititn BEN tohftn gr.is osa
5ahres. Wit lurien nnierbrt6uuaen btr.
bIieb Der Nor,t farf bis snm Stlus.
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slttess, 90. September 1912

Tinsstts.-S S.ss.s s5 SILL 90. Eeras
Stiers 81 .65-6 25, DsFIihs Stier. 81. 30
$50, Sts5ers uns Reebtrs 81 80 -- 7.35.
slhe unb Sellers SO. 90--8 90, hilber s. 90
1880 Wnrtt fetiq.
SAssiue. - 2eiate s8 20-8 .87l5, st.
miihts So 0S-6.S7Jb, idners 81 90--8 10,
raubs 81 30 - 80. aertsl $500 - 800.
Wartt fart uno 5-l0e h06sr.
Shcf. uuo ga I'm n.r-S Sin.
heinii6s 50 50-4.ss. netlihs So s5--4 .65,
56brIiua. 81 70--5. 10, gammsr Ginheimt.
i@s A.s5 - 745, pttIIa. $500 - $50.
glartt ifstig Bis iiarf
Bufuhr. 9iHsbieh 500, Shneine
5000, Saaf. uHb 9dmmtr 5000
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Wetaa Warft.
Qtslsrt. 20. strf, ,ms,r.

Rss Dsrt, 20. Sestsmb,r.
sinn uHs.reatIt lu $40 97-5o.l7; susFer
IA Hau ea,s l7as-l7t4e, slecthrsistit 'u
Htk -l7a.c, eating ,u l7ts--l7t4e. SIci
fsf Ia $50 - $40 Sselttr s,sal
IA sT.55 - 7.s0. aif.a mar isf. SO. l
ssunsrs Aprth.ra III sl6.5o-l7.25, ap. 2
10. IN sl6.25--lT.00, sts. 5outtsra ars
70. 5sat5sra fsit N slS75-l750
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Viebnsdrfte.

Giaeinaati. 20. September.
snfuhr ans Bsrianot uihreas Der ssrFol.
lenen "a 5tunssu, bersliAen mit ben porbsr-
seteneen 4 1aaen Uaren Dte fpIat:
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Gtl6tchlen $A25, Anfbrseite s7.50-7.75 Der
fsnse abselisfert. Gsssisfett5.5o per fosss
atatItefert.
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Der lmfab i'm hisiasn glsariasbsHfs belief
eA teuts aaf s3,7l0.050.
esisi.esissi,sfss.
Die eeluwbin 6as.asiiru ndrtn beute
Hdsisr i'm puiis unb itisaen auf III. Cont
mar Der Rarst rubia. GahRebsnes 8rfaafs
fab sH bsrihsn:
IN teg Dsyss
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United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
COMMISSION ORDERS TEN-HoUR
DAY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.

The commissioners of Pueblo, recently
elected under the commission form OF
government, are endeavoring to put the
city employees on a ten-hour basis in
stead of an eight-hour basis. This is
against the state law. Wednesday even
ing of this week Deput Labory Commis-
sioner Brake visited Pueblo and spoke
to large crowd of union labor men
and women at the Trades Assembly hall
on the subject. The leaders in the
Pueblo union labor ranks opposed com
mission government when it was voted
upon, but the members of organized Ia
Dor took different view and supported
it. Nevertheless no union labor candi-
dates were elected, and therefore union
labor has no voice in the administration
of the city government.
Organized Labor in Pueblo is exasper-
ated over the move of the commission
ers to put the city employees on ten
hour basis, and are bending every effort
to prevent this reactionary step by what
is called a progressive government.
1t has been the rule in other. places
where this form, of government has been
put into effect to cut the city's expenses
at the expense of hours and wages to
the men and women that toll.
United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
UNION COAL DEALERS.

At the meeting of Dec. of the Den
yer Trades and Labor Assembly, COM
mittee was appointed to prepare a list
of coal dealers handling union coal. This
committee reported the following firms
as selling union coal, and the report was
adopted:
w. H. Leonard, S57 Broadway; phone
South 309. Handles union coal exclu-
sively. Has union drivers.
Charles Finkbeiner, 2157 Fifteenth
street; phone Main 403-404. Employs
union drivers. Does not handle union
coal exclusively.
John H. Mccormick, 200 Kalamath; ;
phone South 440. Handles union coal ex-
clusively. Has union drivers. (Has quit
business)
Firestone Fuel Co., Thirty-eighth and
Wazee; phone Champa 2721. Handles
union coal exclusively. Does not en-
ploy union drivers (Has quit handling
union coal.)
Hussander Fuel and Feed Co., 2255
Larimer street; phone Main TAI. Does
not handle union coal exclusively. Will
employ union drivers. Will not sign con-
tract with Teamsters' union.
Cambrian Coal Co., S26 Seventeenth
street; phone Main 1045. Handles some
union coal Will not have anything to
do with Teamsters' union.
Anderson-Harrington Coal Co., Tnlrty-
fifth and Walnut; phone Main 1874 Does
not handle union coal exclusively. VIII
employ union drivers, but will not sign
contract with Teamsters' union.
BE SURE AND ORDER UNION
COAL, AND DEMAND THE CARD OF
THE DRIVER WHEN COAL is DELIV-
Erred. IF THE DRIVER HAS NOT
GOT A CAR REFUSE TO ALLOW THE
COAL TO BE UNLOADED.
The Trades Assembly desires to call
your attention to the strike of the Fed
Grated Shopmen on the Hartman lines.
1t is in full force and having telling
effect.
The Broommakers and Bakers need
your assistance. Demand the label OF
the Broommakers and Bakers when pur-
chasing brooms and bread.
Please do not file this circular, but
post in conspicuous place where union
men can refer to it for addresses and
phone numbers of coal dealers who han
die union coal and who have union
drivers.
United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
ANrl-LYNcH FACTION WINS.

With the exception of the endorsement
of A. F. of l. delegates, which resulted
in an even split, Denver Typographical
union, No. 49, Sunday, went on record,
by majority vote, as endorsing the anti
Lynch candidates for international Off
GERS. They follow:
President-Fred Barker, Spokane,
Wash.
First e-President-James Duncan,
New York City
Secretary Treasurer - Clifford Cobb,
Cincinnati, o.
chael Powell, Ottawa, Canada; Anna
Wilson, Washington, d. c.; c. l.. Wood,
Fort Worth, Texas, and Martin Lacher,
Denver.
Home Agent-C. F. Roberts, president
Columbia No. 101, washington, ID. c.
In the poll for A. F. of l.. delegates,
the vote stood: Frank Morrison, pres
ent secretary of the A. f. of L., 100;
Frank ]. bennington, San Francisco, Sc;
Max Hayes, Cleveland, 5S, and Hugh
Stevenson, New York. 54. The two first
are anti-Lynch administration candi-
dates.
For endorsement for president Barker
received 127 votes to Lynch so. While
this is big vote against Lynch, yet 1t
is not SO large as that of two years ago,
when Lynch received but few votes when
Riley of Dallas was endorsed. 1t is be-
lieved James NJ. Lynch will be the next
president of the International Typo
graphical Union but it is thought his ma
jority will not be as large as in former
years.
United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
CONTRACTS LET.

Washington-The ordnance bureau of
the war department has just let a con-
tract for 200 limbers for three-inch guns.
The value of this contract Is $675,000.
The British-American company secured
a contract for 100 caissons for three-inch
guns for $275,000 Both these contracts
go to concerns that antagonize organ
lied labor, and in which the ten-hour day
is the rule. The United States govern
ment has millions invested in the Rock
Island Qll) and the Watervleilt IN. "
arsenals, equipped with the most mod
ern machinery. and where this work
could, If desired, be done.
United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
FAULKNER SPEAKS AT LAFAYETTE

Lafayette, Colo, Feb. 6.
To the Editor of The United Labor
Bulletin:
A Socialist lecture was delivered by
G. M. Faulkner of Denver on last Sun
day, Feb. 4, at the Miners union hall,
and large and appreciative audience
came out to hear him. The speaker was
a brilliant and very plain talker, and in
terested the entire crowd, and was given
much applause throughout the lecture.
DR.. w. ]. Bingham of this town was
called upon to speak and he gave a very
interesting talk on Christian Socialism, y
and we were surely given brief though
instructive lesson along those lines. He
explained how the downtrodden working
people were coerced and exploited by
the parasites of the privileged class who
ride on the backs of the people who are
the bone and sinew of the world.
Mr. Faulkner was then introduced and
proceeded on subject entitled, The
Somebodies and the Nobodies," the lat
ter representing the common working
class and the former as the privileged
class, and showing how our Savior,
Jesus Christ, was socialist and was al
ways working and preaching for the well
fare of the common people and mingled
with them and doing to them all the low
ing kindnesses that he could bestow; and
this so displeased the capitalistic class
that they had Him betrayed and then
crucified Him.
| tell you, the talk was grand and
was Just like a heart to heart conversa-
ton.
Come again, soon, Mr.. Faulkner. We
will all impatiently await your arrival.
G. H. WILSON,
Secretary Socialist Local.
United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08
MINERS APPRECIATE ASSISTANCE

That the striking miners of the North
ern Colorado coal fields appreciate the
efforts of the trades unions of Denver
to lessen the hardships to which they
have been necessarily subjected, is
voiced in the following acknowledgment:
Resolved, That a vote of thanks be
extended the Woman's Trades Union
League of Denver by the Downer local
1898, U. M. w. A., and that same be kept
in the minutes of the union and printed
in the U. NJ. w. of A. journal and all
state labor papers.
That the striking miners of Northern
Colorado appreciate the kindness of the
w. T. U. l.. committees, who have
worked hard and faithfully to help keep
our little ones the past winter.
That we also extend our thanks to the
Little Neighbors for their kindness and
the good work they are doing in helping
to make our little ones happy
DOWNER LOCAL 1888, U. NJ. w. A.
(Signed ALFRED LEWIS.