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The American issue., 1913-06-06
Webb Law REEVES an
Iowa Statute

The Rock Island booze manufacturers have hit
snag IN the road from their breweres to the dry
of Iowa. The local authorities have been somewhat
lax in enforcing the provisions of the Webb law,
probably waiting for something to drop on them. 1t
has dropped. 1t in the form of a ruling from
the attorney general of Iowa. He declared that the
new federal act revived clause in the old Iowa law
which had been knocked out by the courts as inter
fering with interstate commerce. This clause re-
qures certificate from the clerk of court of record
to be filed with shipment showing that the consignee
is entitled to receive and sell the goods Inasmuch as
the Webb-Kenyon law prohibits interstate commerce
under given conditions the attorney general of Iowa
ruled that the clause the Iowa statutes is revived
The Burlington road has taken notice of this de-
csion and has declined to receive shipments into
Iowa unless accompanied by the required certificate
The American issue., 1913-06-06
New York Grand Jury Declares
Liquor and Vice Allies

Following close on the heels of the report of the
finding by the commission investigating the vice con-
ditions in New York City, comes report from the
May New York grand jury, whose findings are in ac-
cord with those of the vice commission with reference
to the social evil and crime According to a special
dispatch to the Chicago Tribune of May 28, in the
opinion of this grand jury turkey trotng and alcohol
in New York have produced such evil conditions that
law should be passed providing for the forfeiture of
liquor licenses wherever demoralizing dances are al
lowed. The dispatch says:
In the opinion of the May grand jury,
turkey trotting and alcohol in New York
have produced such evil conditions that
law should be passed providing for the for
The American issue., 1913-06-06

Whenever there is riot or catastrophe in any
city the mayor shuts up the saloons. The churches
always kept open relief stations and hospitals
The American issue., 1913-06-06
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
June 6, 1913.

feiture of liquor licenses wherever demoral-
izing dances are allowed.
presentment to this effect handed to
Judge Swami in general sessions today was
based on private Investigations by grand jury
members and on the unusual number of cases
that have come before it of offenses against
girls traceable, the grand jury thinks, to
hotels restaurants and dance halls where
liquor is sold and the dances that come from
the slums are the rest of the program.
Judge Swami thinks the grand jury is
right. He says that in the tango tea" res
taurants and in the theater, as we'll, there are
symptoms of decadency which this city must
fight
Presentment Made by Jury.
The presentment of the grand jury fol-
1--WE, the members of the grand jury for
the May term, 1913, respectfully submit as
follows: During our present session as grand
jurors there have been presented to us sew
eral charges of criminal offense against girls
under I8 years of age. Our Investigations of
these charges have shown to us that in sew
eral instances the downfall of these girls re-
suited from frequenting places where dances
of an indecent nature were allowed and liquor
was sold.
Most of Prisoners Minors
"In most of these cases which have come
before the grand jury the prisoners have been
boys ranging in age from II to 20. Usually
they have confessed to their offense and have
said that it was committed after several
rounds of dancing and drinks. In no case
was it charged that there was criminal con-
duct in the restaurant itself"
This cumulative evidence which is piling
ainst the liquor traffic as result of the many
stgations that are being carried on, ought to
We serious consideration at the hands of the Illir
nate vice committee If it is found that the
nee halls and Intoxicating liquors are the prevail
uses for the social evil, it is manifestly unfair
empt to put the responsibility anywhere else
To be explicit, if it is found that the saloon :
nee hall bigger contributing factors to vice II
: low wage paid women and girls, this fact GU
m cenate
The American issue., 1913-06-06

The liquor know and fear the Anti-Saloon
League as they know and fear other organization
That's because the Anti-Saoon League has produced
results.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
Die Rinoer int Gartex.

2enden oft: nSris, ni9ts opfliif.
fen, Die 2eute 5onfenI" aber Der
feline Sris mar ultee5osen uno Dor.
te nift barauf. @r pfliidte oiele
ib0ne rote uro blale gIumen ob,
uno 0arn 5errupfte er iie uno mari
iie fort. 9as fab Der @Grtner unO
fam i6nea gelaufen uno iagte:
gBarte, OH itnge5ogener 8ltbe, 9ein
S6meiterden lit bel better aIs gu.
Sieb, 6as iiebt iid Die gIumen
ii6eraG an uno freut iif ooriiber
uno riedt pobl aud mandmol bar.
on, aber es pfliidt feline ob, pie 0u,
garitiger Srnge." ga lief 8ris
i9neQ 3n @oter unb Mlltter.
lln0 als nun Die 2erte nit ben
&irOern fortgingen, 6a fam Der
@drtner ipieoer ur6 CAB Dem orti.
gen 2eufen einen id6nen glumen-
itrauB, aber Der unge5ogene Gris
befam ni6ts.
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gater un6 Illitter gingen einmaI
ipo5ieren uuO Die &inoer gingel
audi NIT. S[ls iie cine 8eile gegar.
gen tparelL famen iie al einen it6.
ncu @orteu un6 gingen binein. Sll
bent @arten iianoeu pieIe idone
@llnuen: rote, blaiie, gelbe, peiBe
unD brnite. 9ie ainoer freuten lid
icbr, ais iie Die id0nen @Iumen
iaben. Sn Dem @arten iton0en aud
oiele gdnfc mo Glide, ooran ioBen
oepitste @erren uno 9amen iuo
ouh feline ainoer, Die tronfen ale
&aiiee uno aben SUDDEN. Die Sim.
Der nber befomen iiiBe Mil9 un0
aid ein Stiif SUDDEN oo3u.
Gns nun Die 9irber gegeiien uno
.actrunfen batterL itanoen iie alif
mo gingen i'm 8arten itmber uuo
beio5en Die 9lltmett. Ser feline
6rib o6er ipoIlte allies obpfliidcn.
mas i6u gefiel. ga rief 0aS artige
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

aleine 8lumen, feline 9l1tter
8iloen ii6 aif ie6em 8fao;
Seoer fam iid ibrer ~frelter,
User mir augen 0afiir bat.
aleine 9ornell, feline Steine
Giebt es aud an ieoem Srt;
6riider Wiut uno gutter 8iQe
SeIfen bnlo barber fort.
aleine 8onnen, fleine 6reu6en
Site itin nit reillem Sinn,
Rinm Tie 0anfbar, itreu lie freunoIid
anoern in oas 2eben bin!
aleine Sorgett, fleinc 2eioen
Giirfen triiben nift Den Bid;
aampft man MIR nit reinem Ser5en,
Storen nimmer iie 6as Slid.
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Der atrHranber.

$50 gebit gu ieet bin SonsIi 2"
fragte Die Miitter ibren SiingIten,
als er feline aappe bonn 0ogel rib
uno 6aponitiirmen noQtr. Ser sln.
gereoete idien etruoS berlegen, ant.
mortete Damn a6er leidtbin: sd
gebe nur nit Nah6ors 5ris allfS
GeIo. I'm 5'gieri bin ib mieoer
5ilriid."
wGedt 10, Sansli aber oenfe
oaratl, Dab on mir oeriproden bait,
feline Sierden mebr 81 plaoenl"
Mutter fennt ibren Sungen. 9ur
81 leidt laBt er it'd bon ieinem ct.
mas dlteren aaAeraoen ii6erre6en
uro 5u irgenb einem lining perlei.
fem ben CT ip1ter ielber bereut.
Weinabc Elm Stunbe pergebt. Dn
bort Miitterfen plotIib lautes Sim.
0ergeid)rei. gle bordt olif. 3aS lit
iider Der 6ansli. Gs muu ibm ct.
mas sugeitoben fem, oenu 10 leift
id)reit er nidt. aopfidiittelno Icgt
b Mutter ibre arbeit allf ben
Gid uno gebt binniis in oen Gar.
ten. lleber ben 3aiin bintpeg iiebt
lie 1itfS 5elb, mo cleih miro ibr
bic llriahe oeS Shreiens flor. In.
gef1br IN bcIber Sobe bes Stam.
mes zines p~erein5eIten gaumes iiebt
tie ibrci 9ansli, iid nit Sanoen
nno Giiben felt anflalnmerno. Sod
oben III ben 3meiaen beiinort iid
rin Meit, ons iih Der fIaiiie SdIiil-
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aIeine @iiben, fleine gfIiften
3roge, nimm iie nobl IN af)t!-
@roBe 8reu' in fleinen 9ingen
Sat oaS @roBte idon boabratt.
0ffnen 9Iides, offnen SCREENS
Nad NIT aIeinem DID pertrout;
SIT aus tauieno fleinen 9ingen
God oaS 2eben altfgcbaut.
a6er Dor ben fleinen Siinoen,
8ie man iie oft gerne nen1t,
Site old nit oIlem 8IeiBe =
Itlf Elm fleineS 5euer brennt.
Gel oagegcn trelt i'm &leiielt,
Damn miro @robes sir bertraittl
SreuIid %pdnOeIt, pirft uto paltei
User auf @ottes 8ege idalt.
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glus berborsenem &eiIiatllme
8inft es grlBenO NIT neiBer Sono
uno Die Ieuftenoe blale @lume
Sdmiegt iid 8artli6 an ieiu 8e.
pan0
God nidt ie6em 9Iiidt c3 bienie6en
alts5ufinoen ben M1r6enpaIo;
Sonntagsfinoern MIR lit es beIdie,
Den,
ginmaI gu idarn feline 2iftgeitaIt.
User i9m gIGubig gu 8iiben ge.
ieIien,
Bem iein 2iebrei5 8lt Ser3en iprdd,
8iro es niinmer 1tno ME pergeiIeiL
Gpig tpirfet iein 3auber naf.
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8aiiertrGaer in GenaSpr.

Raturgemdb 1T in allen trodensn
uno beiben 2dnbern Der gertdufer
bon 9spD9nli6em fiiben 8uRer Elm
pidtiser Gaftor; in Der iiioamsris
taniiden RepubIit Geuaoor, unb nas
mentIid in Der Staot auito, eebort
er entidieoen gu Den Ssbenspiroig>
teiten fir ben 5remoen.
Sm Gesenfab su feinen 3orlesen
in manden aroeren fiioameritaniiden
Gegenosn, ~befDroert CT oas toftbare
Nub nidt uuf MuulsIels Miiden, Tons
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gel maBrideirilid ais 9ieI 9eiebt
bate. Gie bin3llgeftcgene ardbe
iGien redt5eitig Die 0efabr fir ibre
Sungen bemerft ali baben uuo nm.
fl4ttcrt frdd5eno Den pagbaIiigen
Sdreier, i'm nit S6uabel uno
&raQen ~beorobenb.
S6nea bot Miitlerden oie Sad.
lage e~fannt uno winft einem Dor.
ilber9ebenoen Bauer, ibr nit Dem
Siniibertragen elmer Setter be6ilflid
81 iein, benn Sonsli loeib Dor lalt.
Ter Shref ni6t, mas er tut ioq.
Ger Bauer Iteist binoltf, ninut ben
Sltngen I'M ben 2eib unO bringt
i'm ieiner Mutter. 9ieie lit Stem.
lid betrii6t lpeaell ieineS llngebor.
Jams, meint aber, Der allsgeItnll-
oene Sdreden iei Strafe gertlig
%geneien, uno erlGBt ibnt fir oiesmol
cine forperlide 3iid9tigung. Sansli
6eteuert ieine llni6nlt. sd bobe
gatt5 gepi5 Die 9ogel nidt plagclt
molen; aber Sris bat mir bon ben
gan5 fleinen gogeIden er5Gblt utio
0a ba6e i'd lie alid) ieben wolen."
Nabei id)aut er iid nad ieinem aa-
meraoen I'M; aber Der lit nirgenos
81 erbliden. Ga merit oeirn Der
Sansli Dab lie auf perbotenem
@egc mareit lno peripridt ieinem
Miitterden. ME utebr gogeI-
neitern nodamteioeu unb ole gogel
5il diigiti9er. !.
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Badj, Glmb, 5trn,m nxn liteer.

9as fam gefdebenl CT nobm i'm
auf IN ieinen Saul, lino BON Dem
5luiie tuar nidts mebr 5u ieben.
Ser Strom, Der fam ans Meer
unO rief: Gs freut mid iebr, Dob
i'd Oid eben finoe bier, i6 geb' NIT
Oirl 90 ipra6 6as @eer: Dos
fam eeidebenl auf tat es ieinen
S6oB, 10 rieieneroB, irno bon Dem
Strome mar nidts mebr gu ieben.
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2aa Marbem.

3ief i'm @aIo, mo ser GieieIbronnen
ueber mooiige Griimmer rnuidt,
Bon ben &anfen Der 8il0nis um.
iponne
8ebt Dos gfarden mo iinnt ur0
lauidt.
Seine roiigen @angen blii6en,
Geine 2ofen peben I'M @in0
limb Die allgen ME Sterne glii6en,
Die bonn SimmeI eefaIlcn iirlo.
Srnumberloren idouts in oie 8eite
wit ben 9lifen iebnlu6tsgroB,
Gnrh oas onften0e Tannengebreite
Suidt Der Sdein fiber 6arn uno
Moos.
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Gum 6luiie iprad ser Bad: Sd
mag nidt lGn9er 5iebn aleine bier;
i'd geb' nit Dir, 9a ipra6 Der
GluB, Oas fam gei6eben! CT nabm
i'm olli in leinen 2auf, unO bon benz
9a6e mar ni6tS mebr 5u iebeu.
3um Strome fam Der 6luB uno
iprad: DIR maft's 8eroruB gu
tpanOern 10 aleine bier; id eeb'
init Dir. ga iprad Der Strom:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
grM bIinn

GroiieIIico uno 5infeui6Iog;
9eu ertpadter SriibIiugstag.
lleberaa elm @uii3iererL
8ieifen, 3nitidern, SubiIieren
Sn Der idoneu 2en5es5eit.
Griiblineso6em, miI6e Quit:
9auienofoher iiiber Quit;
Sunees Grin in 8oIoeSbaGcn,
@ddIein troute 2ie0er Iaaen
Sn Der idonen 6riiblings3eit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
FrauenkreiSe-
Gin 4 0 ~ Leo.

, ni6t in bi. Gabrit ssben ionnt.,
nabm Qrbeit ms 5aus.
Gle ionnie, 6d fe Jugltid ben ilei'
lien Sausbdli I~eitste. ni6t ununters
brotsn an Der Wnfhire Fbsn uno
trreidte ieIten mebr als flint 8oI'
lars Wo6enptr6ienIt.
9as junge Wdohen mar @trtdus
fsrin in einsm Department 2absn
an IA. Gtrdbs, unb bradts, od es
rod 81 ben Qnfdngerinnen eebortt,
uur bier Dollars unb 80 Gents mad
Sduls. 0o6 bate fe bi, @ntparts
itaft auf ipGtsrt aufbeFerung ibres
Gintommens.
9ds ain0 sing our SduIe.
Don bisien s%emeinfam eriporbe'
ntn 8 Dollars so Gents nun ioltsn
ole orei gerIunsn Isben.
Die gliets fir bic @obnung be-
trug 2 Dollars per @oGe. Die
WdbI3eiten tpdren sinfah, aber ndbrs
5aft uno seniigenb. Gs CAB a. 9.
Suuertraut nit aI6bsn, fpopon ges
mug getodt purbe, bab oas @emiis
Il aud fir Den nd9ften gag rei4s
te. gm s~ipeitsn gag berei6srte cine
aufldge bon sinem pfunb Miirits
den 0as Menu. Die iibrig eebIie,
teten aI0Bs, in Sdsi6en sefdnitten
unO eer0ftet, ersabsn elm f9mddbafs
tes 9eigeri6t.
Gbenfo reidten 8obnen fir 2 va
sr. 0u3u CAB es afpei pfunb S9afs
fleiid, in Stiid9sn sef9nittsn unb
nit ben 8obnen sefodt, unb Ielbit
tereitete Rubeln, nit braun ssbras
tsnen Spsdniirfeln. Dos Jett fanb
on6ertpeitige 8~ertpenbung.
Getodte 2unge, cine in SeIterreid
untsr Dem Ramen .@iener geuI6el4
febr beliebte Speiie, ergdb elm nidt
min6sr dusrei4enbes unb f6mads
bates @sri9t. 0d3u tpuroe Die
ipeidgetodte 9unge in biinne Streifs
den geidnitten unb nit geiduerter
Sauce Dermengt; vSpdBle" psrbols
itdnbigten 6ds Mabl.
Sonntass lam Rtn6siupps, bas
5leii9 babon %gcbrdten uno nit anr>
toffeln belsgt, un0 elm prG9tigsr
apfelitruoel auf ben Slid.
9us fdsint bod littulif9, aber
Sic Soften beipesten fi9 in ie6r md>
bigen 8dbnen.
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Rat(el= uno $ptelecke.
R1tiel.

3atiel.
l.
8ns Mag Oas fir ein Neiter iein2
Ser Gattel lit BON 6leiI6 uno 8ein;
@r bat 5tuei Glgen groB nno liGt,
Sod braudt er lie gum Sehen nitt;
81 reitet obue 3alm uno Sporen
llnb bat Die 6iibe = 1inter Den 0bren.
2.
sc ite6t ettpas am Gaiue
Gltf einem biinnen Seine;
4l5 ele9antes $iit6en
5rdgt eS Elm ipeiBes 9liit6en;
limb miro fem grimes aopfden rot,
60 triegit ol es gum 8elperbrot.
Nlit einem fd6rt, tper 8elo ipiQ Iparel,
Mit stuein tuti6iert Der 8iirgersmann,
Ser goelmann ipannt piere an,
Mit Se6Ien lam Der a0ni9 fabren.
gain Ia9e mir, tper ua6 9elieben
0ir6 Staot nno Sanoe fabrt nit
Sieben.
4.
(3tpeiiilbis.)
Sic erite trd9t Der Shirt,
9ie 3tpeite lit Ieir Sobn,
Sen man baS Gauge nennt,
Sol9t er emit nnf benz 8bron.
Sod itrablt er oann in@Ian3e,
SIT ct nidt mebr bas @an5e.
3.
gtidt Cuff nnb 8iub
SIT 10 geidntno
9us ih; in 8eIten reii id,
Sic ME Elm Menldenalige iab,
Sin in Setunoen bort uno ba -
Nun rat, ipie beib i'd?
6.
Sd Tenn Elm 8dlmden gar fem une
CART,
0as trGgt eilh Sriihte i~eItener art;
IS fnfelt uuo Ieli6tet nit belem
S1ein
@eit in bes 8inters Ndht binein;
9as ieben Die Sinoer nnb freuen iid
iebr,
llnb pfliiden bonn 8dltmd)en uno pfIits
Ten eS leer.
7.
en eiiem fleinen 8eferIein,
giel iiiber nod aIS @oit unb @ein
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Sdentt 6irs elm glitnenmdbflen elm.
Rnn rat, ou fleineS 3e6erIein:
Ber mag oas 8lumenmdbfen iein,
Ino mas Oas SdIiid4en iuB unb fein?
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8.
9a brouBen ia9 i9 einen gaann,
Will iebn, tper mir i'm nernen
fam,
Der bel Der grbeit riidfpGrts oebt,
Sic in bic 2dn9e 5iebt ltno brent,
llno oh au6 nift Geibe Iptnnt,
9o6 bortpdrts tomntt utb 8eIo aes
tpirlllt.
aein @oIb, tein GiIber lam heller,
aetn @oeeI in Qiiften Tam iflfeQer,
aein Bfeil bur6oringenber iein;
Sertpabret bic Seniter un6 NieaeI:
Sd brefe uidt Stdbe NOT Giegel
limb fornnte bod LIBERAL pI6slidb biuein.
10.
Gin Sab iit's, Helm uno rinb,
9o6 o6ne Neifeu unb Spnnb;
8efiiut III eS nit 8opbeIbier,
9drais tpirb fiinftig gar elm Sier.
3erbri6it bu es, tein 8ottder fanus
ientals MAIDEN tpieoer gang.
II.
Bin a,lben 9latt. oo6 innen raib.
9enn bi6t aefi1t 1T mir Der 8auh
gsit 9leie, aar. NIT 2uft iogar;
@and barter SdIas tpirb mir eeaeben,
0ab i'd mub auf unb nieoer idtpeben,
limb plat i9 ni6t, it's tpunberbar.
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bern auf ieinem eigensn, ut,o stpdr ii
einem groben iroenen 3rug. peldel
eine tpeite Defining bat uno etfpa 4C
Quart hdlt. @ieler 8rus tit nit
leoernen Riemen an Der S4ulter be-
feitiet, unb ME trennt 5i9 Der Sra.
ger bon ibm, iei es UNI i'm gu fill
len, poer I'm &unoen Dafer gu
oerabfolgen.
Seben Morgen fommt er an einen
Sprinsbrunnen ouf einem Der Dffents
liden pldte; er tpenoet einfa9 ben
@iiden oerart, bdB Der arug unter
einen Ser WaHerfrabler tommt, nno
laufdt nit nohlgsiibten Dhrsn anf
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Sn Dem 6orite saIag mtf S6Iag
Spedtin bdmmert iriib ont Gag.
3eiiig, amieI, 5inf uno Meiie,
Seoes preiit in iciner 8eiie
llufreS Gottes 9iitigfeit.
Sn Der gGitme gIiitenflor
Snmmet Der Snieften Gbor,
lin Den 6riibIins ein5uneiben,
80nen 8olObnrn ttno S6almeien,
aae5 otntet SeIigfeit.
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Sc bIieben baber fir dnbere 8eoiirfz
niFe 5 Dollars 80 Gents per Wo6e.
Die nddite Mp9e famen &arz
toffel, Reis, bufdiertes 5leiid an Die
Reibe, ober eS CAB 2ebertl0Be, aber
INNER betpirtte cine einfade Meblz
fpeiie, etfpa nit QuarttGie poer ges
tDiteten 8r0ieln beitreut, bic pOllige
SGttigung.
Die oben angefii6rte 2iIte mo9te
tamerbin Inn elm paar Gents bdriies
rem, bas Menu ie mad Der Sabress
3eit cine aenberutts erfdbren, obpobl
Oas Mdterial INNER an %bi[igiter
Quelle bef4afft tpurbe, bD9 bielt ite
ii4 aumeiit in glei4er 96be.
Butter pur0e niat berbraudt, Die
Semitic nit iogenannter .@inbrenne"
nabrbaft uno ausrei4enb subereitet.
&n 4bpe6slung mar fein Mansel.
6iilI enfriidte am Nbenb porber in.
Dafer aufgequuaen, &obI uno aI<
fenarten, Spinat uno Somaten,
aaes our SdiIon, ipenn Tie am biz
l,siten finb, lieferten bic t6auptmabIs
5eiten. Reite oubon ergaben CUTE
Guppen unb bic 6rei bei9eibenen
Meni6en butten ni9t urfa6e, ii9
un9liitli4 gu fiibIen.
6reili6, pStecream parlors" uno
nGonoies" tparen nidt i'm BUDS
get porgeieben, audi nift Sbeater
nno Sun5bd1en, aber bds iunge
Mdo4en bradte oft CUTE Bidder
ous Der naben 9ibliotbet beim, unb
on Sonntugen tpdnbelte ods 8lees
blatt tpoblgemut mad Dem Central
part uno Dergniiste iid an benz mrnz
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

MOST LABOR LEADERS ARE NOT RADICAL
editors who coming themselves into
the belief that leaders like Gompe and Fitzpatrick are not
representative because radical the rank and file might
well wake up.
The rank radical than any OF their leaders,
Just as the rank and the people generally more radical
than any of their political and newspaper leaders.
Gompers isn't considered radical in the ranks OF labor
Neither is Fitzpatrick.
We know Of no labor leaders the country who goes as Tar as
the rank and file would him 60 In fact most OF the labor
leaders spend much of and effort trying to hold the rank
and file back - ,-d ,uhan
In notifies all of the behind the crowd ana "neh
thew oct in front to lead they have to be pushed
Men with their open ought to be able TO see ulal e
Growth of the Industrial Workers of the World IS due to the ct
That union labor going ahead fast enough 10 suit tou
sands of the rank and file 90, Il -.5
Fventhe Socialists have conservative because
travelling faster they and much OF their creed tna was
once considered radical adopted by all political parties
The EMPLOYERS spending time, money and eHo TO
crush labor unions are blind the bourbons Every time they
kill labor they wokngmen toward something more
radical.
The opposition to Gompe and the American Federation OF
Labor isn't he radical but because he isn't radical
enough -
the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-02
Views Of the
Virginia Editors
Let the schools Alone.


1t Is rather surprising TO see a
newspaper such as the Richmond Even
ing Journal advocate the election of
school superintendent. 1t recon
meDded that proposition to the con-
sideratior o fthe Conference for ISdu-
cation in the South, in session at
Richmond.
If there is any one thing that tends
more than all others combined to the
perpetuatlon of tho notorious ineflci-
ency of q State government such as
Virginia suffers under, ii would seem
to us to be the absurd extent to which
popular election to minor Offices Il;
carried in this Commonwealth. 1t Is
bad enough to have the Superintcn-
dent of Public Instruction elected by
popular vote instead of appointed by
the Governor, as he should be- But
to have n newspaper at the State capt
tai, that claims to stand for effective
government. seriously advocate choos-
ing school officials by popular ballot
is dishcartening TO those who are work
ing for Capitalization.
What does the average voter know
about the qualifications OF school
Nothing. That is no
reflection OH the average man. 1t lis
simply recognition OF the limits to
which his interest is naturally con-
hned.
How can the State ever hope to have
strong. effective, efficient school sys-
tenn, developed on single comprc-
.hensivc scheme of education, IL the re-
sponsbility for such n plan Is to be
scattered further than ut present? RI
each local superintendent Is to be ac-