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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
THE BERRY INDUSTRY.

The red raspberry and blackberry
growers of the Puyallup valley will re-
quire some fifteen thousand berry
pickers for the purpose of picking
their berries, commencing July first
and ending October first. The grow
ers furnish cabins or tents with hunks,
cook stoves, wood and water free of
charge.
The pickers furnish their own bed
ding and cooking utensils.
Growers haul pickers and supplies
from depot to berry fields, so cents
per crate is paid for picking red rasp-
berries, 80 cents per crate for bush
blaekberries. Good accommodations
are furnished and plenty of picking
Children under ten years of age not
permitted in berry fields, as they do
too much damage to the vines, al
though there is no objection to bring
ing a reasonable number of children
under this age. but they must be kept
out of the fields.
This gives the mother and the chill
dren a good outing and an opportunity
to make sufficient money to buy school
clothes for the coming season. BY
writing a letter to the Puyallup and
Sumner Fruit Growers association at
either Puyallup or Sumner, suitable
reservation can be made. Those de-
string to spend the season in Puyallup
picking berries should write at once.
The berry industry of the Puyallup
valley has grown from very small
beginning until today the fourteen
hundred members of the Puyallup and
Sumner Fruit Growers association
employ more help than any other cor.
poration in the state. except the North
ern Pacific Railway company.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
EVERETT UNIONISTS CAN AS
SYST STRIKING TRANSFERS
OF TACOMA.

To Brother and Sister Trades Union
lists, greetings:
On March rs, 1913 the team and
auto drivers of Local 313 went on
strike against the Tacoma Truck COM
pany for refusing to pay the scale and
discriminating against union men.
Union and non-union men alike came
off the job and we had it tied up solid
Within a few days the Commercial
Fidelity, the Pacific and the City
Transfer and Storage companies had
forced a lockout in their barns by or
dering their men to do the hauling for
the Tacoma Truck company.
1t has been long, hard fight, which
has been handled in peaceable, quiet
manner and with considerable success.
We have been working on their bust
ness and have succeeded in getting a
large number of merchants to transfer
their business to fair transfer COM
panies.
The Tacoma Truck company does
the hauling for the West Coast and Ia
coma Grocery companies. These are
the two largest wholesale grocery con-
Germs in our city and their hauling
constitutes 70 per cent of the Tacoma
Truck company's work We have been
unable to get either of these companies
to use their influence to help us settle
the trouble between our local and the
transfer company
We therefore ask you as brothers
and sisters and as consumers TO re-
member that the products of these two
firms are being handled by rat team
sters and chauffeurs and that the only
way in which a change can be brought
about is to force the grocery COM
panies to realize that their goods will
not sell unless they are handled by
union men.
We believe that you brothers and
sisters will give us all the support pos
sible and that we may make these two
grocery concerns sit up and take
notice that this is not the fight of
mere handful of teamsters and chauf-
feurs but the fight of all organized
labor and that we so realize it. We
request that this circular be posted in
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
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UNFAIR LIST.

Published by order of the Everett
Trade Council.
Electric Companies Snoqualmie Light
company.
Postal Telegraph Company.
Barber Shops - Independent, 1907
Hewitt: VIM. Whitaker, Lowell; I. H.
Turner, 1104 Hewitt; shop at 1917
Hewitt; Mitchell hotel shop.
Barnhart Shop, of Monroe.
Iron Works-Summer Iron works,
Bayside Iron works, Everett Iron
works.
Hotels and Cafes Mitchell hotel
Lords cafe.
Pumbers-C. R. Schweitzer, A.
Stormfels.
Electricians-R. P. Bush, F. R. Hare.
Bricklayers-Barney Grant.
American Pile Driving Co.
DR.. Ida Mclntyre-By the Building
Trades Council.
Carpenters Paddock, A. Dena-
muir, Fred Tubbs.
Plssterers-A. G. Wright, A. L. Knapp
Booth, VIM. Carter, Chas. Hotten.
Contractors-P. Sampson, j. Winter
mute, Larson Bros.
Painters-Anderson & Steen, William
Ferguson, VIM. Christensen, M. Kokeen,
VIM. Gleason.
MISUNDERSTOOD of California street
Buildings-12l7 Hewitt.
Cement Workers-Pettit, Sr.
Teamsters-C. J. Witt.
Bon Marche Department Store, Sc
attic.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
Wages of German jewelers..

The average weekly wages paid to
German jewelry operatives are ap-
proximately as follows: Stampers. $40
to $3.50: pressmen. $40 to $3.50; en-
gravers. $11.90 to $14.30: chasers, $11.90
to $15.50; enamelers. $14.30 to $40; col
orers. $40 to $3.50; polishers. $40 to
$780, die cutters. $11.90 to $14.30; tool
makers. $11.90 to $14.30; stone settlers,
$14.30 to $40 Enamelers, engravers
and stone settlers. being artists, receive
more than other operatives. Colorers
and polishers are usually women.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
SWEATSHOPS OF PARIS.
Industrial Slavery of Women Shown
by Striking Exhibits.

INDUSTRIAL slavery OF women onO~u
by Striking Exhibits.
Popular feeling was stirred up by
the recent opening in the commercial
quarter of Paris of the sweated labor
exhibition, "A Museum of Economic
Horrors" as it is called by the organ
izers.
The main object of the exhibition is
to show the conditions under which
the poor women workers of this city
live and the increase in prostitution
which is asserted to be logical con-
sequence of the impossibility of I'M
skilled female labor to make a decent
living.
Among the exhibits are toys, such
as the familiar stuffed lambs which
bleat when pressed down on the bel
lows to which their feet are glued
For fixing the wool on to the toy
painting it, fixing a ribbon around the
neck and attaching it to the stand
the manufacturers pay 3 cents doZ-
en-. 1t is impossible it is said. for a
clever worker to finish more than four
dozen in a working day of ten hours.
There are also lamp shades which
are given out in pieces and finished
for cents a hundred, the maximum
wages being 20 cents for a ten hour
day.
Brushes are shown which are made
up at the rate of 10 cents thousand
holes, or % cents a day.
The dressmaking department is par
ticularly instructive. For a bodice,
which takes whole day to make, 10
cents is paid. A mans waistcoat, sold
to the public for 30 cents, is made up
for 20 centimes or cents, of which
centimes is deducted for the cost Of
thread. Ten of these is the maximum
which s,ap be finished in long days
work.
The flags with which the Parisians
cover their houses on days of public
rejoicing carry off the record in this
competition of industrial slavery.
Those who sew and mount them are
rewarded at the rate of 81 cents for
sixty dozen, representing ten days
work, or about S1a cents a day.
In the center of the exhibition hall
is spread out sweated woman's din
ner, consisting of a morsel of stale
bread, cents worth of cheese, hard
boiled egg and jug Of water.
The organizers hope by arousing pub
lie indignation to force the authorities
to bring about a complete change in
conditions for this sort of work and
abolish the present exploiting by mid
dlemen and consequent starvation
wages.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
TO Investi1ate co-operation.

The American commission for the
study of European cooperation, COM
posed of delegates from the states Of
the United States and provinces of
Canada. left New York April 26 for a
ninety days tour The itinerary in
cludes Italy. Germany. Austria, Hun
gary. Switzerland, France. Belgium,
Holland, Denmark. Sweden. Russia,
the Balkan states. England and Ire
land.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
Grand Theatre
The House OF Features

a conspicuous place so that all men,
bers may read it. Thanking you for
any pressure you may bring to bear to
help us win this fight, we remain,
Yours fraternally,
T. G. LaBRASH,
President.
Recording Secy.
CHAS. JAMSCH,
West Coast Grocery Brands.
Amocat, ComaX, Kepa.
Tacoma Grocery Brands.
Fairmont, Diamond Crown, Sound.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
Backslider Punished.

Because Joe Lewis. former mem.
Der of Ironworkers' union No. 81 of
San Francisco is working Japs in pref
erence to white men in Honolulu, the
union has Cancelled his withdrawal card
and has ruled that If Lewis desired to
be reinstated he must pay an initiation
fee of $780,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-06-13
NOTICE TO BARTENDERS.

All members of Bartenders' Union,
Local No Asa, are requested to be at
the Labor Temple at l p. m. sharp,
Sunday, June Is. Business of import
ance.
FLOYD PLACE,
President
JOS. AMES,
Secretary.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

Gprfiife Soloater foripgte Gag tio-
Zig at ini9nproe Den m9tprfiife
2eoer euber Ben, og oct Ipffeoes
Dem at iaare bon baorot. ct traoo.
los Telegram ira aonitantinopel IL
ger, at ban lit Here 0olfeitif, men
ellers inaen 0etoiller. Get iiges ior
porigt, at Soloaterne bar giort
Here 3oris0 poa at mproe BAN, iom
bqrer Sfploen Tor. at ariaen blep
9enoptaqen. og at oeres aibolote
9nergenerol Ga3im Saba bleo mpr.
BET.
Gnoer Gen par en- iremrogenoe
2eoer un6er ari9en / Iripolis, oa
curopeiife Saotnnoig2 iiacr. at ban
Dor 0en 6eoite Soloat Den tnrfiifc
Spr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

meo Soloaterne peo 9iocfD Sill /
R9rbeoen al Brinceton. gliilerin.
gen fan0t Steo poo Get 9imoreoe
oQ nj og tpoenoe glors gogen, ei.
ter at ben 9egioenbeo, Stotuen
ioreitiaer, fanot Steo (23. Sec
1888. Senere bpo 9lebolutionsleoe.
ren unoer Ionrer line Oificerer 5ar.
Del paa s5ralnces 1aoern / 0elp
0orf 6itD. men oeo Den 2ejligbeo,
Der gao Snlpiration til oette noble
stllnltnqrf. bSo ban ben fontinentole
0pr oa Qennem bele ben oct belle
soft 8aruel.
Uionumentet Der oiier Nnibing.
ton itooenoe oeo Sioen al i'm @on.
ger neo 8rout ino6 9uren, er for
mnleret al ben talentfuloe Stem
gorfer 9iaeobngger Wlr. 5. Wiosiep
Hbino.
;Sslqenoe gers bar ioriattet Of
Soiepb 3. 8oIiom for 9lnleonillgen
Thus stood he by his charger
when at last
He paused his troops to wish
fond farewell;
Then homeward mounting, rod
to dwell
In peace. with all alarm of battle
past
Thus may he stand forever in our
street,
Ready to mount and ride in our
defense;
Or win MS back with silent elo-
quence
To nobler tasks, and daily lives
move sweet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
Sorgens geliignelie.
Sra Gnaelif peo 6. Ss,obnion

>, oil. iom terrer giets @raoo -
0oor mort Dor sSoro BOG blen,
Sois ei meo Soraens baaroe 9rooI
g'i fnnoe flp til oigl
Dc 9emer. ri Solifin ianot,
3 Ginteritorm iloi ben
Zen, iom Inn 1oarer aine fan,
Nlna enligt gr9oe Dem.
D7en on oil Iuae fnuIte SiGl,
Soa ben Iig 9lomiIerne
5oar @ellugt al ben iaareo' Gel
81 Spome no of Be
0oor @lpoen ei opntntrer mer,
ga. enoog SaobetS @lnns.
Der Ipite Dor 8aares SfGr,
SorounfIeo og forinonot,
., bnem tan itaa 9rsbens Stlmo
Sois aprligbeoens gtrln
81 ninfeo meo fin Olie9ren
3re0stegnet ira Dor @no.
Gn Sorgens 0at, o @uo, bersrt
9lf oiq oen ltrooler Hart.
8i ie Merfet. bnoo ei fer
8eo Gag bar oobenbart.
II m q 5 M oore,
gng. Dieter.
Cos 9fnaeles. Calf. / Tebr. 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
GaitrO oinoer lin saa.

Nem gorf. 10. 5ebr. = Gipria
no Goitro bar plnoet fin Soe imoo
Smmiorantions ns.nitoriteterne. Iom-
mer Waro oen feoerole 0iItrifts.
ret bar ofaiort, at Goitro bnr Sri
be6 til at eoa 2ono Der oe reiie,
bbor ban bill. 1ommeren iaabe:
nTremmebe bnr RET til at aoo |
oono De Soreneoe Stoter. meo
llnotnaeIie of iaooanne SnoifrGnf'
ninger. iom bore aobe npbner, oo
oerfor bIiper Bet Smmiarationsal-
toriteternes 9sIiat at bebife, at ben,
man bill nppte 9fbaong, faloer inoen
for cen af llnotoeeIferne,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
Yrelloenten benDtter
fin GetOret.
San finber oct lite ristiat at mn.
oeritriOe SmmierantlOuen.

5 iiolte gieblif, iaa al iige, loo
4raiioent 8ait / 5reoa9s aongres.
ien pioe. at ban life ionot oct rig.
tigt at lmoerifrioe 9illingban.gur.
neutrality-suspicious., iom Decem.
Der neotogeS Observation-Disclosures
meo 179 moo 81 Stentner % lene.
re / Senatet meo 56 moo 8 Stem.
mer.
5 tit geto.9uoifab Tiger 9reiioen.
ten: seq 8er oette meget nooitr9.
benoe. 5orilaget inoeboIoer man9e
oeroiiuloe 9enorin9er al narparen.
oe Snmiarantlop, iom pil bieIpe
til at u0elnffe uenifelige ssnni.
arnnter. 5orila9et ltbtteoes ltprft /
begge 9uie. Get anbefaleoes al en-
0Dgtig aonlniSiion eiter Ell uoitraft
lln0eris9eIie og iorii9ti9t orogne
Slntnin9er. - .vlen ieg fan life be.
ppge mig til at lnoerifrioe en- 9on,
Der jim pRientIigite 9eitemmelie
gaar inoo ct 8rincip, iom eiter
min Dlening bor opboloes i Dor
gebanoling al sSmmi9ranter. Seq
ii9ter til Sitterpr.FreOen4
Prniioenten benniier iaa til ct
9reu ira 1eiiiiter 3oael (ueom.
merre & 2obor@) bnori oenne fren.
boIoer man9e ubeloigc Sioer peo
oenne 9reoe. /. efs.. Zen oil life
uoelnffe 9lnarfiiier eaer o9lacf
Sanos~; ben nil oele 5oiniIier. ioet
oct let fan bGnoe, al en- Wlano fan
ifripe iit Sprog eller jim 0iaIeft,
men life alle Dem, Der er ofbpngige
al banI, oner t3 glar, fan BET lam.
me; % mooint fan oct bGnoe, at
DC pnare Weolemmer al Samilien
Tan lpie % ifripe, men oe plore
life; Der er mango. iom life fan
lUie og ffribe, ioroi DC life bar
bait 2eili9beb til at lpre oct, men
iom fan blipe Iige gooe og npttige
9orgere Der, meaer Wiiniiieren. Gn.
oelig b9boer ban, at bi mango Ste.
Der bebeber netop iaaoanne glrbei.
6ere, iom nppnte 0eitenrnelie nilbe
uoeluffe, til at nofere grbeioer, lom
ben inof6ote glmerifaner life bill
gere, (. CTS. | 8rliberne.
Dlan mener, at Senaiet bill pas.
iere 2open oper grpiioentens 8e.
to. Get er mere tpinliont, ON Den
anoen Sang Tan blipe beotoget /
Observation-Disclosures nieo 9otreoieoels
Waioritet.
s Chicago prizes Yr9iibentens
Sonoling beie 9oner of oen ino.
onnorenoe Del al 9efolfningen !;
iGrlig nGbnes oenne 6orbinoelie
en- bsbniif giifop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
st &aibington=
WOnument.

Get finoe bel mart betroetes ion
liot for meget al bet gooe, ON man
boert slar ifrep ON bort 2anos
5tormpno gtnleoning al oeres
ssbieIsoag @i itoI oeiao ber blot
fortpIle ON ct Bafhiugton. .Monll.
ment, Der er blepen nfilsret, iioen
Mouoens sssoielsooe feireoes | 5ior.
Get er reiit | Neiporf. gaem Seriep.
9ronieitatlet frenpiier Dor Notio.
nal6elt, iom ban ltoo oa tog s(fifeO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

01rs. Gleoelono Git. Sra 4rince-
ton, e. 5, meloes nnoer II. osq
at 0}rS. @rober Gleoelono oa FRO
iesior 86oma5 5 freiton, ss5r., al
Yrinceton llnioeriitet gaoen iorro
bleo ugteoiet. @ielien forretteoes a
llnineriitetets Qrpiioent So6n@rier
toibben. 9rplluppet oberbareoes flm
ai De nurnleite 9aargrenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

9incelop. Observation-Disclosures
@oibington neotog Den 10. os meo
81 moo s Stelnner en- Sop, Der ior.
bDoer @iiternlaal mellem Spioe og
Iegre, eller mellem @pioe o9 Wions
aoler 3iitrift OF Columbia. aons
oresnlunoenc Olann. Oiaooen oa
,Somler Iiemte irloo 2ooen. 0ens
Ia[snpno iremhaot, at nGlten hper
eneite Stot llniouen bar en- Son.
ionl forbeoer SiiternoaI mellenl
Spioe oa 9}eqre. 3 Here al @elt.
ltoterne, bbor Der life er iaa ioo
WonaoIer, er Cohen bleret nopioet
til oaian ot inobeiaite ,Sorbno MOI
@iitermoal mellem Spioe og oisle
Oct fom qonife tnoelia frem imoer
0ebotten, ot Ser er en- Itarf ,Solte
onirion inoo iunoanne blanoeoC
9Gqteifober iom ieees forbinoref
peo 9oo, og De nnlig itebfinone @i'
iermooI Gbicogo mellem 9le1rt
oa bpioe apinoer. hiolp I'll at pao
Ifnnoe 8ebtonelien al SSorlldaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

0ner 9rpiioente5 &eto Naibina
ton Is. 55cbr burnett 0illtnq6ant
5mmiqrations 9opeu iom 93raii.
oenten peioeoe. ioroi Den beiteln
mer 9itterorprppe ior rnopanoreoe
oeotoges i 2aa i Senotet oeer@reii
oentes0eto meo - moo 1SStenlncr.
Get onerpploenoe 6lertal, 9open
iif efter cn foi 8ebot. bnilfen@rp
iioentens 0o,adina fritiiereoe5 me
get iforpt bar eaet Sonoipnliabe
oen Tor, at Sooen oaiao oil blipt
lat iaeunem oner 4SrNiioentens BE.
10 Sniet. mar oen Der toges op til
forrpet g3ebonoling 0iorgen.
alrn ino Senotorer itstteoe Rrp.
lioenten. Scnotorerne 9ooge o9 Oil
lingbom leoeoe aampen ior at 900
inoo 9rpiioentens Geto
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

Gn en9eIif glrbeioerfonference
bar uotolt iig for en- itrenaere Bar.
tibiiciplin og opforbret glrbeioernes
aonoioater llnoerbiiiet til at item.
me MOB enbber 8olgretsIop. Der IL.
fe tillige omfotter apinoernes Stem-
meret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
&el / WeriCo.
6fter en- &aabenbuilc / "a Simer
iortiattcs annpen igen.
0iabero t0inaes af line eane Solf
til at nnoerifriOe i'm
9ieiianatipn.

Get bar / oeu ipunone ll0e bog.
itaoeIig gaaet Slag Sloa oerneoe
6os Dor gtabo / Spo.
3 gorsoaas lao Oct ira 8aib.
inaton, iom Il. :. inort bar ipr.
Dig til at ifrioe mo ior at beifutte
9ano5manos 9io oa Snteresier
2}en = baaoe 9raiioent 1oft oa
bans ao6inet bar moe for, at aon.
aresien ifnloe nare meo at bure
2lnionret for eli mnlig e5n0ifri0en
Hlniolertio nar man belooet poa
oebnet Snoifrioen, OH iaaoant
sfriot ifuloe finoes neobenoiat.
3 5reooas melotes. at 9ie6ellerne
bonbaroere6e 4alla6iet og at ell
fana6iif aninoe oar 6leben rant oQ
orebt : g9oi6in8ton inntes Stem.
ningen at aoa mere Getniua al
RpaIinq emo opbnet ,snoifrioen
9eroag 9lor9en melotes iaa ira
4ferieo gitD. at s'raiioent 9laoero
9ltenen ioruo eiier en- 1ags polo.
ION Ramp / feilfen oe ieoeraIe
9ropper 6ap0e li0t 9}eoerlog. bap0e
reii9neret 3e "a Barre Dor oalat
iii nliolertioiq 9'rriioent. oa M
haobeoe man Der mart ifuloe bline
sSreo.
0pite Gag, nltioa 5enoags.
men nnoer 2eroags Cato. melotes
ira Uierieo Gito. at Wa0ero / Etc.
oct for at reiignere bnpoe ioreilaaet
q 8imers 8oG6enhoile. og ut f5e.
neral 0ia3 bar aaaet ino pao 5or.
ilaaet Santioia ierqeoe man Tor
at lore De irenuneoe / Sifferheo Ger
bIeo qibet Dem Ell Gone, iom ifill0e
reipefteres al De fGmpenoe. - )
@oibinqton bleb man mere beitemt
naa life at inferoenere. men bog bol
De trooper / @ereoifnb
Uiaaoa9 0}orgen melotes ON, at
aanpen nor aenoptnaet % bet. iom
oct ipntes. for ct ofaerenoc Sloa
= V2oOero aentoa i'm Goriifrina
ON. at han nnoer inaen 0mitnnoia.
beoer biloe reiianere
9tmerifanere. iurlia aninoer oa
9ern aior0e 5orbereoelier til at
ilnate til @pra 6rn3. = Sra @oih.
inaton meloes, at oct bar IL S.s @'e.
ionot @ilion. Der bnooe ioo @oo.
benhnilen Stono oa faaet aiiot
ell neutral Gone
: @aor Oloraes loo 9eretnin.
Qerne ira gferico Gitn poo, at Der
nar lioen 1oranorina / Stillinqen,
lloen at Gebellerne imoer @noben
boilen boooe faoet lterre 6oripnina
af 9ennctsnioIer. ioa oe fan boloe
@clcirinaen no / lpaaere 5io. ge
feoerole trooper bar orepet tilboge.
oq 6e fan life fao oirefte Siqte pod
0ios' Stillina onfrin1 9lrienalet
- 20 5ltiinoe Wforineiolooter er
ienot ma 9ltlonterhopsfniten til Gll.
bo for at hoIoes gereoifob Der.
0iaoero er oiint. iii Morgen /
Dag meIoeS ira Wierico 9itp, at
% q oero er aiiat Sans egne
Mqno, General @laiquet og 1000
Mono rnoer bonL orreitereoe BAN
bans 9ieoe oe tnong BAN til at
imoerifrine fin Heii1nation General
Suerto blen ioo uornabt til mioler.
tioia Br9iioent / Steoet for 0looe.
ro. SeIe auppet bar plonlnat pna
1orboon6. 2er 9(narebet pao Wea-
oeru ffete bolot General 9lonquet
II Gale til iinc Solooter. hnilfen
ban ingoe:
g7enne umenneifeli1e arig moo
enoes. 9ioen er fonimeu oo ora.
itiife Oii0ler noa onpenoes for at
itonoie en- annp, bpilfen aaberen
orpber fin Ssn, og hniffen Bro.
Ser fqnper imoo 9rooer, oa DC life.
frmpen6e oeler arigens giG6iler--
oft pno @rlino of cen Monbs gsnf-
fer (coprice)
snertn er beffeoen; hnn - life
beooe Trpiioent, men t - iia
ielp MiGitrraupernsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
glbra6om Qinclons iSeolelsooq lei.

reoe man / Observation-Disclosures
@ai6in9ton bl. q. be6, at aonqre8-
mano 9iusief fra Misionri oplaite
9ineolns @ettns6rrgtafe, oq aonz
aresmono Graham ira SQinois. ser
repruienterer ionune 9iitrift, ioni
2incoln en9an9 reprpientereoc, 6olot
en- 5ole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

0liniiterifiitet 9for9e. Gbriitio-
nia. % Saauor 0}iniiterliiten er III
opproberet al aon9en. Statsnlilliiter
eimnor Qnlloien obertaaer 9ono-
brnQsnliniiteriet Qroaaeioa aliltnss
mniiteriet. @aitberp 0anoeIsnini-
itcrirt 0pnbolt 1inansnliniiteriet,
qf6rohonfien 9Srititsnlniiteriet,
SS6len lloenriqsminiiteriet. General.
intenoant aeilban 5oripar8niniites
riet oo SorenIfriner llrbne 9lrbeos=
nliniIteriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

Qraiioent 8oft. lem al 6on5 ao-
6inetsmeolefnmer oa 70 @mernarer
ieireoe 9incolns 7eoIelsoaa g6ifo.
oelp6ia, bnor Qrpiioenten talte
Union 2eagne afub ON 9fftenen
aon priite 9inroln I 6eie 8oner oq
erflureoe at pm haooe ban lebet
9aa. hiloe ban haoe til6ert oet re.
pahIifanife 9arti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

2lttentatet moo gicefon9en Sn-
oien. 8elbi, q. Sonuar. 8icefon9e.
zorro 5oroin9 er III npinn fnlo=
itGnoi9 reititueret. 0an inotoa /
Gag for ferite @on9 eiter 9tttento-
teJ Sorfuolosplaoien oet looaipel.
oe 9iooo, oo peo i'm 5notraoen /
Salen biIites ban meo beqeiitreoe
Gnationer. bnorior ban oobt beog
get taffeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

aanoltoloen. Senator 9ioot lore
bolot oen p os. aonol 9omiteen,
At oen beoite oa fIoaeite 9}aooe ior
feaerinaen at fonme no ai i'm pin.
li8e Stillina paa oil n0re at opbGpe
8eotpgten om at amerifanife Sfi.
he aoitiart ifal funne ieile Qennem
aonalen toloirit. Senatoren bar
inolcperet ct 5orilda. Der anor no
poa bette. og BET par ben glnleo=
nina. ban 6anoe 7oretrpoe Tor So.
miteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19
~ .gg.llg.

ior ct 5iosrun al 10 Mar at unre
liififfeoe til at befluoe Stataenbe-
ser eaer fontnumale Grbeoer. oof-
rettens 9rpiioent iriionotes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

s5orbno moo 2nftfort. 5 @ien
er Der blepen offentli9giort ell 2la-
oroaila. ueo bpilfen al 6lponin9 %
9llitifibsiart ior6Doe9 oper beitemte
8iitrifter gitrig lln9orn; til 0isie
0iitrifter. ionl oerneo er luffet Tor
prioot suififi6siorf berer bl a.
aele Boli3iet 9ufo0ma, Den eitliae
Gel al 2brc. o9 9ieore S6leiien.
@rnnieoiitrifterne 8nrol MOB
5dpei5 oa atalien 3rieit oa oe Der
oprenoe 9pltiarpan6e. 6ele 9alma.
tien o9 itarre 9ele af Sitrien %
9prnten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

Sfanoinopiif Sfpttefomp. 5tocf.
6olnI 2. 6e6rur. Neo De Sfpttefaln-
pc, Der orrangeres Stocfbolm i
9lnleoning al Den me ioenife 5or.
DETERMINATIONS 10 9(ars aSu-
biIaunl oil Der 6lipe ino6u0t 5
9fepreientalter for fe6en6abnife o9
for cbriitianieniiife Sfptter. @lan oil
ligeleoes orefte Spprgsmaalet OH,
6oorleoes anmpene mellem De nor.
oiife oooeoitnoers Sfptter. Der
8ior fanot Steo / apbenbopn. fren.
tioiQ ifal orrangeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

9ruiioaitoaIa. Gen u. 6S. blen
0ooorom@ifioa Al 9}en sSeriep oa
I6onlas G.Mori6ad.Sno. oiSenatte
oQ Observation-Disclosures I @oi6ington
'eitioeliat erflrret nolate benholos-
nis Tom 4rHiioent oa @iceprriioent
9onoet ior Den 5ernin. Der beann.
Der Den 1. 0farts 1913. 9li @alQs.
follegiets Stenlmer if @iiion oq
0}oriboa 435. gooiepelt oa s5obni6n
So oq 5oft o9 Butler s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

9fpe Observation-Disclosures Roris,
80. Sarnar. 5 Sfopen peo Senart,
/ 6bllfen gflltonlobilbonoitten 9on.
not o9 bans annmerater 0ior
bniereoe, bIen to 9lutomobiler ira
,Sorrctninoer @oris 9lites an-
raabt al noqle 9erioner, Ser beiale0e
66ouiforerne at itanoie. "a Gbali-
iercrne Steoet forte pioere meo
fnto Sat-, blep Der offpret Ell &af.
fe 9feoolperifuo moo Dem. Oct inf.
feoea 4utonobilerne at ilippe bort.
Sfoben 9ennemiiaes MI al 9oliti
% @5enoarmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-19

700 ier6iife 0fficerer er blepen
forfremneoe uoen for 8ir. 5blanot
oiaie er en- of De bopeoian1nleniporne,
gopooitlh