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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
9il0e oct bore
yarmbjertigbeo?

8e0 AarsmeOet / focine, isis.
1910 bleo Der peotoget en- 8eiIut-
ning ongaoen0e9 erne5iemmene ioo.
lpoerroe: 0uerituOOet al, bOoo gsr.
meme %fortiener, itoI InOiGttes ! en-
9anf % o~pergipes Dem oeO 1tpn.
Oigbeosal0eren.
Iii ~9lorsmp0et i Blair, gtebr..
1911 Tiger 6omtanOen ior Borne.
blemsbeimrelen i i'm 5%nOberetning
angaaeu0e oenne geltemmelle: Zen.
ne Ge0tegt ipnes life al pore bel.
Dig, ierit ioroi DC 9srn JON life
er noe at tlene, MAJ arbejOe pao
9Iemmene, og 90 enten itGl DoOe
@ea ior oeres 4rbejOe eaer ogiuo
lJ0e llret i 6orbOI0 til Dem, Der or
noe; 0ern9it iorOi oct iDnes mRrfe.
Iigt, at Born, for bpilfe 6or9IOre
eler 5onmDn0ere intet bar betaIt,
inotil De bleo IA 4or gammeI, me.
Oens @ienmene bar gipet oem 50.
De. 5tlgOer og en- goo S~folegang,
ioo ielo itol beboloe Oeres Sen ioa
mart oe tan begpnOe at fortlene
li0t.
Get eiorOe mig in0erlig omit, 90
Ieg l91te bet / 4ars6eretningen,
% jeg fon M life ie, at oisie to
0rluioe, 4aitor 5eriilo Der aioer,
er 5uerfen gooe eler gploige. 9tnor
ct 9srnebjem er ioo beI0ig i%tillet
Gt 9ope ioa meget 9nn0 al nogle
of be itore 0renge mao 9iGlpe iii
peo ArbeIoet biemme, ioa ifulOe
man ipnes, at Der nof fun6e beta
les Dem hot oerfor, iaa Dc ogiao
funOe elGoe iig peo en- lille Spare.
filling I ganfen, IigeiaaoeI iom
Dem, Der er noe at tiene.
Soo er Der 0e 8srn, for 9ois
Op6oI0 poo Siemmene Der intet bar
peret betaIt al 6orGIOre eaer 5or.
mpnoere = ia, men er oct life Dem,
Der | iprlio 6oritarO er Somfuit.
Oets gsrr, % tr9nger melt til Dor
.Sielp og 0miors2 SfulOe ri iua
tage oeres meo 5li0 og Spariom.
melig6eo tiIopersblepne foa Dol.
lars og itrnge Dem / Siemmenes
Driftfasie? SO, ior Der er intet
bIepet betaIt for benz; er oct gorm.
biertigbe6? Rel oct er en- itOr
Spno.
Ia 4arsmsoet iaa / 5ior oeotog
at itrpge geitemmelien angaoenOe
Ooerifu0bet of, bpao gsrnene for.
tiener og / Steoet peOtog at ooer-
loOe til observation-disclosures og
G~oritan0ere for Siemmene at for.
polte 8srnenes 9sn efter be0ite
Sfsn, ion ipnes ieg life, bet er be.
trpegenOe FOR gernene; for iet M,
OF Woioriteten Of getpreIien meo
5oritnpoeren, iom MI funeerer, er
in6e for OF opfpnre ben lille Gum,
iom fnrIie fan lpeees til SIDE, oe
Der faa / 2 8 anr tonmner rge
Nenb | Stpret, Tom oiI6e toge bisfe
Sporepenge oe BRUCE til Siemmens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
4. Cplas at oSaHsertH~
mes Refobier.

forelieger MI inobunoet | ct i9roe.
les imagtfuIot itoolblaat Sbirtinas-
bfnO meo 5itel itempIet ! bpi6t Re.
tai paa Rpg oe 5oriioe.
Sor at gre Wuiifii6gapen tiI-
srneeIig for enbper er priien re-
biceret til $f.20.
8oeen ietoes portofrit til euboer
aoresie neo Rootnselie Of n9pnte
gelsb.
Danifb 9utb. Bubf Soufe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

-. 9ogitaOet 0 beitoo egentlig al
cen Clinic, men paa 70 Ste0er bar Der
BOG iom ct lille anef, ioa ban antog
ia berettiaet til at oeIe 2inien til
ire Streger. ganifeIigere itilleoe
Sagen ia unoer loItningen al bet
sorige. Der mantte iuppleres %
oioi0eres Tor at fao forrefte Bog
itober frem. Men BET bar BAN
ganife mliIigt at foo anbet no Der
al emo ooennGnnte.
gllOifobet foreneoe iig iom Ell
Sag al utbpre Snteresie. MonoenS
Confer bar itrafs faIoen pao Spi'
ritismen og poo, boa0 Ell GilbGnger
al oenne 29reoei eugan9 bopoe nO'
oifIet for Dam. Set maa, teftte
ban iiffert opre ct 9rO ira aonoe'
oeroenen. Seq ifoI ooete mig, itoor
Der. Vten for bpoo, 0erom fottes
flor 9eifeo. u oet MI or mo.
9oIoeligt al pioe. at man abiolnt
ifoI oreie ia, uoen at ptOe j boao
Retning, oil ieg isge Oplpsning Dos
rette oe0fommen0e.
Soo opiegte ban 0a bin Aouoe-
maner % forfIore0e Oenne So9en,
ina Ionat ban iorito0 Den. Ser
ianot Dan CT bierteIig NoOtageIie og
oorme 9oonotrpf. De er 10, fore
Gen. / bei @ra0 meoiumitiif1, for'
iifreoe Spiritiiten, Der notlirligois
oeire6e en- Broielpt, Iieeiom ban o.
ioo foriifreoe Dor RonO, at Der
eienipnIi9t fife funOe ppre Gale
ON on6en 6p0ning emo WonOens
egen.
oaltoo ber ieg bel bore 6orno'
ninoeu beri8 o8 lpOig? iremiatte
Ranoen unoeriegenoe.
,Sitfertl g%lon0erne oe0, boo6
De gsr. Nen oi moa erinore os.
at Tilitanoen i fier0e 0imeniion er
iaa plot iorifenig ira, bpuo ri for
mar at begribe, Og 8aniteIigbe0er'
ne peo nsiagti9t Of pi0e, ioo iuGre.
at mar mao in6gpes til at %foritao
0eres ll0trpfsmoo0e."
Seq nloo peI ioa ifiae MIG pei
mine 8enge2"
a9tnpoerne tpinger ineen = u0er
40 0oerbeoisningens Bel"
9lan, Monoen iIlttteOe Zig til Spi'
ritftmenigbeoen og ifenfeoe iinC
RioIer til Den gooe Gag. - ei.
ter en- GIos iSorlsb fom ban PED ei
5ilf9loe rnoer geir meo ct pllrmpt
ge0rag, eOet of bans MeniesiGler
Do table ban boooe Gro og Qiaif
til ben og aonOerne, % ito0 M alt
iaa me0 bare 8Pnoer % en- lang
1GSe.
san iortolte bet i~oreialOne til en-
gnmmeG Zen ira tiolieere 0o9e. -
ySor on opbeooret oct Telegram.
6u fit Den Dag, on lao og ioo2"
- Rel. iee operIoo oct til 3sper'
bgo6ingen og bar life iet Oct iioen."
- ga. fOr leg ifoI iiae big, 6oof
ieg er til6sielig til at tro. Geo
tror, OH oeo fornpet efteripn piIOt
iinoe. Der too: ygogt Dig fOr Sum-
bugl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Gn 6enftiaing.

alUllb u4poetteVVP.
Men -- man bar 10 Soo til
at tenfe = oo iaa tenfer ieg paa,
ON oct uu ooioa ofeiort er Den beO-
ite NtooOe at foa lat 6art og Or0en
/ pore 5oretagen0er pao at faa
Gem orsftet poo ct Aarsmeoe.
) SpergsmaoIform: 9oilfe6ru9-
ter OAR pore 4ursms0e- 6orbono.
linger % 9eiIuminoer / 6eglen
6oaret?
Seq ifal life e~fteripore eaer poo-
pile oct, men erboer ue0. At oisie
JoubonOlinger % geilutninger
Iongt ira oltio bar naoet Oct QfaoI,
De iigteoe poo.
y1pItg lGite ieg i str. Sml.1
felgenoe iornuftige 0rO al Bat.
ar. 9itergoaro: p8i iattes tun eet
/ at tIune %misiionere boaOe meo
Gro og Strift, oe Oct er:: oct oil.
lige 5ino, DER oil ore noget ior,
at @uos @erning ton geres.@
Qette Dro bar Iiffert ogiao 9@r.
moe iii Dor, ben %foreneoe oonife
4trfe.
I'm er oct longt ira mig at bile
u0foite 9e1tpIonine for @ongeI poo
uoiaige Sin0" eller Offeroiaigbe0
i 6lpng til 0sire % 9enitre.
Men Oct er iiffert, al pi tren.
ger netop til iom a%irfeiomfun0 at
bope m of bette, og ieg er ii.
fe bonge Tor at iige bet 6oerfen til
mig ieIo eQer til mine GrGitebrs-
Ore eaer an0re.
Gette I i'm AlmiHoelia5eO.
saa oct. ieg eoentlig uiIOe BEN.
lille.
Ooniferen" pleier 10 at pore
@cHitano for QrefteIie oe0 6oert
aarsmeoe, og iea foritoar, At Den
nof ogiao oil blioe BET peo Oet lore.
itaoen6e aorsmsoe.
Dan oil oa life iortrnfe mig l.
at ieg iarIig nprer Sriereae Tor
oenne 0reftelie.
0et er Den gamle aIage, Der oil
fomue til OF IDoe, nemIig at ala.
BET life ipnrer 3egning. Get bar
itooig oun6et / 6ol6erontal, men
0mfoiminaerne oe0 gfaoets llogi.
pelie er iteget i omtrent iamme
5orboI6.
Ser oil ieg minOe pm et an0et
Orb at Roit. ar. 2itergaaro ! iau.
me art., ION De iernaonte Cr0 10.
refom i: aglooet mo / bpert Stem,
Ser Aerer til oen 6orifeairfe ! 2lme-
rifoll~
Seq f%oritaar, at oct er DIR. 6.
9orien - iomme Nano. iom bI. a.
bar ofret betpOeli9t til Sanotoriet
i gruih Colo, - Der o~prin0eIig
bar fert 6enne 5onfe irem in0en
for 6en 6onTfe airfe.
6Iere al os fender 6. 2orien og
pe6, at bon er en- Mon6 meo prof.
tiff Spn og me0 ct onrmt Sierte
for airfen og 6ens arbefoe.
Men M ifol iee iiee, boorfOr ieg
fsrer 6enne 6onfe ON vGoniferen"s
l~t0bre0eIie frem fer, ben ialOer
iommen meo en- 5anfe, Der bar
itonet FOR mig / Den ienere Ii6.
Zen, Der far Sfoen pao, isler
10 beoit, bpor ben trpffer; i%ooleoes
f6rer ogion hi. Der o%rbeioer Der |
70. 8. e. s., be0it, 9oor BET er, BET
Timber me6 of botoe Balance.
8onfurrencen, oi itnor ooer.
FOR, er nar; bet epG6er banoe
for gloOu6gipeliens og gOebon6.
lens geofommenoe.
Sore norife SSrpn6er err bnnr.
Zoe Ronfurrenter; De orbei0er | lam.
me Sprog (p9ientfie) iom Di, og
be norffe Blade err ioo meeet plore
og bar iaa meeet itsrre l16bre0elie,
emo Off" bor.
Desn6en for pi aonfurrence meo
boooe oonffe og norffe griontbln6e,
iom ieger Ststte, bpor gDoniferen"
fife fan iege Ststte, boob pi life
lffnl fomme nermere mo poo Der.
.Donfteren" mao abiolut bore
fro irun0 bet Enmfltr1 1pu rpprn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

ga peO 5ieIp al ifaaaiOm aritif
fslgenOe Iofoniife SGtning no Der.
al: gGoet Dig for 9engel"
7e to isrite 0ro par / girfelig.
be0en nogenIun0e neioatige, ioo DC
be6eoe0e fun enfeIte 6ortolfninger.
Saale0es lpite ban Dem:
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Sette &inier.
G4f X =

en- itor % lDs 2dnIe. Stun StaOe,
at Oens 9irfeIiggereIie - JON ri
foroum iang ON Amerifa - gIig-
ge ital iao Iangt berfra.~
Ser gipes 6reOspenner, JONI Il.
ner at boIoe en- ieroeIes Iepenoe Be
geitring oe0Iige ior 6reosio9en, %
JON aloorli9t ipnes ielo at tro paa
6ens Qtlli9be0, ia, 6remgong.
gtan f1lnoe bel tiIlegge Dem bette
Gfmmotto:
91s0toungne / SomuittigbeOen
8i oirfe oil FOR Geroensireoen.
8ntlof er oct nemt me0 Bertha
Suttner at iiee: ogteO meo @oob-
nenel" 8etpoeIig oanifeIigere ar
ter So9en Jig ~imi0lertio, naor Der
blioer Gale ON oirfelig at faa Dem
ne0 = / en- Eio, bpor Der
sies Niaioner al Morf, 5rancs,
Dollars, glnO, Sire os aopeter no
for iuitement at boI0e 8adbnene
oppe, ia, tilme0 mn ogioa at loo
Dem inc og ofrette0e for De bsiere,
bi6tiI ubeIemre0e aegioner, iaa BET
ol0eles ingen Soerorioelie er al
iige, at De forifeaige 9eroensmog-
tiers oi8tigite Spgope poo oct 0m-
raaoe FOR nRroprenoe er at u0iiuOe,
bporleoes man beoit og iifret fan
gennemfsre Rorolen: yOp meO
@aabnenel@
Stunoom berer mar ia~efpnoige,
altioa oelbeisieoe, MPn6 iige, al
me6 OpfinoeIien al ioaonn oe iou-
oan e 8adben oil al arig p9re
muliQaiort. 9ermeo bar oct
iaom9no inaen 9teo, ioo lenge
Memeifet er Den aompbane, oct
mn gennem 9~Iortuiin0e bar oRret %
fremoeles er. sam faar ct
Slog iaa meget burtigere @n0e.
Dan tpnfe ioaIe0es poa Here iii.
iPIoe UNDER oen rusiiif ioponife
arig, 5por {. gfs. beIe gnttollioner
Sapnneiere itormeOe irem moo De
mo0erne aalgIeiprsitere og bOgita.
peIigt meieoes neO til itOite NonO.
giei, 8er6ensire0en er yup in tbe
dir" - o9 8aobnene 6Gper al
Sorigbeo efter ogioa at ioa ben
6repet Der ira. Oereiter fan meO
FORFEIT 9iaeoe iiges. Den er mo-
Dbere.~
Goo 9anoet er bet goo, 9arnlel
Elf, al naar en- RllOe %fnlies, og
ct lloeir tr9ffer op, topper man
reioIut en- Rlt0e / 2~ldbuineen.
6porior, nemIig2
SimpeItben ioroi Ell RliOe rimer
inmmen meo en- 4uoe ser er itOe.
2ioen Iue pplter oTte itort SPs.
% al en- ringe 9egpnOelie fan no.
Difles meget betpOelige Reiultater.
Com for Gfsempel:
en Man6, Der / pngre 2lnr boooe
Deret 1eIesrofit men M bar paa
BET 6etrpggeoe 3opet, iao en- Ium-
mer gitermi0Oog og ~arbeioeoe paa
ct greo til en- iortroli9. Sans
3ooeo bGeo osiigt, og me0 imoo
ianf 9nn / 9lun6, iom
ban iao. Oct er life moriomt for
ben, Der iaole0es ii00er % rpffer /
ben enc @nOe at giGiens 1opoerf,
meoens Ole 2lifsie bnler / ben moo
iatte. 9erimoo fon Der nof bos
epentnelle Iilifuere blipe Gale ON
SornsieGe neo SDnet at Jig en-
.tlla-of.fpor". Ru, Dor Mono
par miftters enc / Suiet os aItioo
enc ON boo6e 9Grgrelien og Bloie.
rem. Waeo ct fraFtiet gtpf fog ban
Sobe0et / 8eiret oe baleoe bele
glebet inc. Nu blep ban bar, OF
bans Soan6, me6ens ban blunoeoe,
bnpoe fsrt gennen opaa egen
&oan6", og Reiultatet Dor en- Reffe
uregelmesiige 8rifter og Streaer.
Stsnt grooiiftet life esenIig Zig.
ne6e prof. Nories Sefeerofftrift,
mente Ran6en bog, at Der meo en-
SmuIe goo 8iGie foo iig bonne
Here Orb Of 2inien. Iii fit ban
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class matter.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
Judge Allen Stands on His Labor Record

George w Allen, designated as a can
didate for district judge, has had many
years experience on the bench. He is
we'll known in this community on ac-
count of his fairness and impartiality
The Democratic assembly and also the
Republican assembly have designated
him on their primary ballots for nomina-
ton September 10, 1912, for district
Judge.
Judge ALIENS opinions have been able,
his uniform kindness and courtesy has
endeared him to the people generally
and his conduct has always manifested
the progressive spirit of the day. Judge
Allen has had various cases before him
in which our class of people were in
volved, and in investigating the law and
the fact has always found way to rec
oncile and settle controversies and ad
vising peaceable and conciliatory means;
while always insisting upon the observ-
ance of law and order, his efforts have
been to discover a method to maintain
peace and harmony without resorting to
harsh means, notably his opinion and
fraternal advice in the controversy
which arose between the Master Plumb
ers' Association and the Journeymen
Plumbers union, which is familiar to the
numerous parties interested, which re-
suited finally in a satisfactory determin-
alton to all parties concerned without
the aid of injunctive relief, as was
prayed for in that case. This opinion, as
method to be pursued to bring about a
settlement of strikes and lockouts, was
quoted and commented upon by most of
the periodicals and labor papers of the
United States, Canada and Great Britain
and met with unusually favorable COM
ment. Many instances might be cited
where the strong arm of the law has
been invoked to compel obedience to the
law, but Judge Allen has always found a
way to produce proper results on the
high ground of moral suasion and Chris
tian brotherhood. His examples in such
matters we are sure are worthy of emu
lation and should interest in his favor
all interested in the cause of labor and
the elevation of the same.
He has always manifested disposi-
tion to find way to do justice to parties
concerned in litigation and not permit
technicalities to lead to injustice.
Judge Allen is the author of the new
jury law adopted by the last legislature
which is so popular, in that all under |
stand that the litigation is going to be
determined by fair and impartial jury !
Judge Aliens method in the administra-
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS :. GOOD LABOR RECORD

ceed himself. 1t is necessary that Mr..
TAYLOR should be a candidate for the
place on the Democratic ticket at the
September primaries, and he is asking
the laboring people. through The United
Labor Bulletin for their Suffrage at the
primaries on next Tuesday
Mr.. Taylor's nomination by the party
is assured, but Mr.. Taylor feels that ne
should have something to say to the Ia
boring people of the city and state about
what he has done for them in the con-
gress of the United States
Ed Taylor, as he is familiarly known
among his intimates in the labor move
ment. has been with the Labor Group
in congress, and is recorded as having
voted for all favorable labor legislation.
In recognition of this support, several
labor organizations throughout the state
have endorsed his candidacy.
One of the greatest achievements OF
Mr.. Taylor is his three-year homestead
act. This law is purely poor mans leg.
islation, and in the years to come VIII
rebound to the benefit OF the masses
Not only has Mr.. Taylor succeeded In
having this legislation put through
against the opposition of the Taft ad.
ministration, but he has introduced ano
had passed other beneficial legisiauon
The space of The Bulletin Will not
permit us to enumerate the many bene
fetal acts of Congressman Taylor, but
suffice to say that he has been very
good friend to Organized Labor, and IN
| future can be depended upon to vote
for all progressive labor legislation.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
FEDERATION FAILS TO ENDORSE
WILSON,.

The Executive Council of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor held a meeting
in Washington, d. c.. on August 10,
among other things to consider the en-
dorsement of political candidates for the
presidency.
Some of the leading officials of the
had been working hard for the nomina-
ton of Champ Clark on the Democratic
ticket President Gompers and Secre-
tary Morrison, both of whom are Demo
Gratis, were much disappointed when
Champ Clark, who has always been
friendly to the cause of labor, was de-
feated at the Baltimore convention.
At the recent meeting of the Execu-
tive Council, President Gompers, true to
his Democratic faith, proposed the en-
dorsement of Woodrow Wilson, but on
account of the many writings and lee
lures of Gov. Wilson unfavorable to the
trades union cause, this proposition was
very icily received.
Each of the four leading candidates
had friends and supporters on the execu-
tive council and the Socialist element
were extremely antagonistic to Governor
Wilson or the endorsement of any one
at this time. This idea prevailed, but
the Federation will probably issue a
statement on the political situation be-
tween now and election time.
It is becoming more and more appar-
ent that Gov Woodrow Wilson will find
II a hard task to explain away to the
trades unionists of this country his eco
nomic writings on questions that affect
labor.-From The Labor World.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
SPOKANE PREssMEN.

Spokane, Wash.-The pressmen who
were locked out on the Review and
Chronicle recently. the management of
these papers refusing to renew an ex-
piring agreement and locking out the
union men and employing strikebreak-
ers, are putting up a determined fight
The non-union pressmen are incompe-
tents, and editions of the papers have
been curtailed owing to the inability o.
the strikebreakers to keep the presses
moving. Both of the papers are losing
subscriptions. as the community is in
sympathy with the men who have been
locked out
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
LYNCH HoNoRs PuLvER.

Frank ]. Pulver, member of Typo
graphical union No. 40, and an ex-presi-
dent of the Trades and Labor Assembly
as well as an ex-secretary of the Colo
RADIO State Federation of Labor, has been
appointed International Typographical
union representative for this district,
vice Frank C. Birdsall, resigned. The
commission arrived Tuesday of this
week from President Lynch, and bears
the endorsement OF the executive coun-
Gil of the I. T. u. Mr.. Pulver Is Justly
proud OF the appointment and Justly de-
serving. This place was sought by ex-
President w. G. King Of No. 40, but his
antagonism to the international admin
istration made his selection impossible.
While the many friends of Mr.. Pulver
are pleased to see him honored. Presi-
dent Lynch is to be commended for his
wise selection in picking a man Of known
organizing ability and diplomacy.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
is AN opIous COMPARISON.

Notwithstanding the last several
months the Weekly News Letter has
noted the more disastrous wrecks and
fatalities occurring on the various rail-
way systems of this country, the total
being appalling. Recently the English
Board OF Trade issued a report relative
to the safety of travel on English trains
The comparison of the English record
with that of America presents condition
of affairs that is astounding. On an av-
erage only one passenger was killed in
England for every 94,700,000 journeys.
This calculation takes no account Of jour-
neys made by season ticket holders, 30
that the risk is really less than the fig
ures indicate. During the first three
months of 1912 accidents on American
railroads resulted in the death and in
jury OF 5,052 persons. 267 being killed
outright.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
WAGE SCALE CONFERENCE.

Washington-Without awaiting the de-
cision of the arbitration board on the
wage demands of the locomotive engi-
neers on Eastern railroads. the confer
ence committee of managers represent
ing the railroads met in New York and
decided to meet with the representa-
tives of the locomotive firemen, who
have also made demands for an increase.
1t is understood that the railroads de-
sire to submit the demands of the fire.
men to the same arbitration board now
handling the engineers demands. that
they may be considered jointly. Further
information is not obtainable at present.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
SHOE WORKERS vIcToRs.

Haverhill, Mass.--ahe 300 striking
block cutters, who quit work July IL,
have returned to work following settls
ment reached with the manufacturers of
shoe trimmings. Price lists have been
adjusted in eleven factories, giving the
cutters a 10 per cent. increase and pro
viding for fifty hours as a weeks work,
with the 10 per cent. increase being
computed on fifty-nine hours pay. thus
bringing the actual Increase to approx
mately rs per cent.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05

ton of the divorce laws las distinctively
attracted the attention OF families anu
lovers of home life, and has received the
strongest approval of all those who be
lieve that the domestic relation is the
foundation of the Christian life, peace
and happiness, and the bulwark OF civil
ization. His recent decision in the So
called grocers case which involved the
right of retail grocers to combine for the
purpose of keeping up prices of food
needs but passing comment at this time.
His logic in dealing with the problem
before him and his shoulder hits at con-
spiracies which SO seriously affect the
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05

Mcclure Printing Co. 1874 Curtis ....is
Myers Printing Co.. sis Barclay Blk. As
Robinson Ptg. Co.. W. F.. 1903 Arapahoe a
Eoscntnai. Rose. Albert. itis Lawrence. .....si
th-Brooks Ptg: Co. I7s1 California.
south Denver Tribune. II Brosdway..Ia
5tott Co. j, b., 1889 champa
The Times Pub. Co, 1897 Champa ST. n
Union Ptg. Co.. 1s29-3i Champa St.
" 3. Colortype Co. 18th and Arapahos ~
Visor. CarrIngton. 1899 Champs ....I7
Wahlgreen Ptg. Co, 1874 Stout iz
Wepf. II. l.. 175s Chnmpa pa.........ae 40
western Newspaper Union. 1924 Curtis ~
World Ptg. Co. 1929 Champa. ......,.,.Il
World Wide Farming, 913 1tth st.
Ward a Sanders. p5s Acoma. ..........4s
NIscELLAHEous.
The following are the Embellishments
doing work for the trade In tho depart
Press Rooms, JobbfnT-
Publishers Press Room. lsf2 Stout
Dinding and 1uiing, Jobbins-
LOUIS u Dieter, 1888 Lawrence St
Independent Bindery and Ruling Room.
1S4S Stout st
Engraving, Jobbing-
Frank Reistle. f<20-22 Lawrence
Denver Engraving Co.. 1915 fremont st
Williamson-H Hnffncr Co.. 18th and Arap-
nhoe.
Smith Brooks. 17%i-47 California
Elsctrotyping, Jobbing-
Frank Reistie. 1l20-22 Lawrence.
Smith Brooks. i74l-T California
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05

Johanson and Eugene Clancy, indicted
Ior Ine alleged transportation o. high
explosives. Onlceis OIL the State ted-
Grafton OF LABOR. are conducting
liar campaign in the state. Tne trial Oh
the case is scheduled to commence Oc-
lober ! at Indianapolis, Ind
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
BROTHERHOOD OF CARMEN.

Kansas City Secretary William
Weeks, of the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen, states that new lodge of that
organization has Just been formed at
Butler, Pa. A new schedule has also
just been secured on the K. & M. road
at Middleport, Ohio, carrying an increase
in wages from one-half to five cents per
hour.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
VOTE ON FREE TEXTBOOKS.

San Francisco-At the coming gen.
eral election there will be voted upon a
number OF propositions submitted to the
people to be decided by the referendum.
one of the most important is the meas
IRE known as the Shanahan amendment,
which, if adopted, will inaugurate the
system of free textbook in the public
schools.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
After dinner try a Principe de Lees
GLASS PACKERS STRIKE.

The Bellaire, Ohio, union of Glass
Packers in this city. which has been on
strike for number of weeks, is still
out, with the line still unbroken by the
loss of single striker. Strikebreakers
have been shipped in from New York,
but the strikers are undismayed.
United labor bulletin., 1912-09-05
CHANGE AFFILIATIoN.

Dallas. Textile inside electrical
workers OF this city have left the seced
ing faction and affiliated with the recog
nized organization headed by McNulty
All OF the inside workers in this Graf.
in Texas, while formerly with the seced
ing faction, are now attached to the or
ganization recognized by the American
Federation of Labor.