davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
B%arberton, Ohio.
V krall.

1oA NObf OAAOs
l. dclom So ne moreno ME DO
hvaliti, imamo namrcc vcc poGit-
mic, kakor pa 81 Jill zclnmo. Ma
.druStvcncm polju tudi boil Slabo
naprcdujcmo. Nzrok tcmu .ic, ola
.dclavci, katcri nimajo Stalucga
della, lc ; tczavo plaGajo mcSccnc
.prispcvkc. DclavSki polozaj ic Y
rcsnici jake z~alostcn, vSc product
ramo, "a platilo pa mas kapitaliSti
pustijo Stradati. Xakai Sc H. ven
.dar cnkrat dclavci ne zdruzijo
.Skupaj i'm uastopijo "a Svojc kori-
SIT. Use j. danes profit nam. Ako
pa 81 potion Strajka hoccmo zboli-
SAT- uaSc razmcrc, pa modri politi-
Xxi, kat"ri danes vladajo Y T. ID.
.poSlJclo nam, nameSto kruha Svi-
nee IN smodnik. PuSkc, baioneti,
Samokrcsi in policijski kolicki Sc
kapitalistom narpriprav-
.nciSc SrcdStvo, 5 katcrim mai So
naSitiio rcvni prolctarci.
Edna pot, po katerc.j moramo
korakati, ako hoccmo trajno IL
boljSati naSr ZaloStnc razmcrc. da
vsi KIDD cn MOI stopimo y tabor
Socializma Ma miljonc razrcdno
zavcdnih dclavccv j. zc katcri po-
n"Sn" k"rakajo pod rdcGim pra-
.porj"m, ampak ii tovariSi putrc-
.buJclo naSc pomoti. Porabimo ma
5" proStc IN" "a agitaci.io in tita-
ME ~dclavSkih listov i'm knjig.
Tudi pri mas ~Barbcrtonu mar
sikaj, ali pravilno rcGcno dobre
organizacijc potrcbujcmo. Gas .ic
ze, da Sc rcSno poprimcmo della in
ustanovimo vsai SocialistiGni
klub. Emkrat .ic r. bill. pa .ic pro-
padrl. NJ vcm zakaj, kcr takrat
me nj bill" tukaj. Mo moicm mno-
nju hi Iahko imcli Y B~arbcrtonu
motan soc. klub, da hi me- bill sa-
mo po im"m socialist. kakor Smo
scdaj.
Ma zaduic.i >cii druStva Club
Llama" Stcv. b :. d. p. Z. jc bio
sklcnjcm", ia 81 dobi druga dvo-
rama. kcr .jc bila prcjSnja predra-
ga. Scdauji druStvcni prostori "a
scjc Sc nahajajo ma 1872 Bolivcr
Rd. Scjc - vrSijo vsako drugo ne
deljo dopoldan oh 9 uri ma zgorai
navcdcncm naslovo (pri Dornis)
Pozivliam clanc druStva ''Ljub-
Llama ia Sc boil rcdno in polno-
Stcvilno udclczujcio druStvcnih
sci, kcr lr ma Ia nacin ic druStvu
zagotovljcn naprcdck. .Apcliram
tudi ma Glauc. da malo boil agilno
agltlraIo "a move udc. .Ako kate
rcga p"znatc, da Sc nj d~ruStvu.
pojasnitc mu. kaj jc :. ID. p. T.. in
prip"l}jtr "a y uaSn sredn. Vi IL
vemo Y kapitalistiGni druabi, zato
so nam naSc dobrodelnc organiza-
cijc potrcbnc, da vsa.j dcloma IL
blazimo ranc. katcrc vScka kapi-
tallzcm occtom, matcram IN ne
dolznlm "trotiGom. Sc lie potcm.
kadar padc danaSnji siStcm. ma
mesto NIGGA pa stopi socialism -
Sc lie potcm bodc druzba skrbcla
IA vdovc. deco in stare dclavskc
%vctcranc in kadar Sc To zgodi. po-
tenn tudi ne bodcmo wee potrcbo-
vail dobrodclnih organizaci.j lie
vcdno naprcj, do image.
France Mrzlikar, tajnik druSt.
LjubIjana Stew. 81 s. ID. p. T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
SOnncnanf. nnO llntcroano.
0ns ggctter.

Sir Marglano uno Sen Giitrift
Columbia beute 6emolft, Dcrdnoer-
lide @inoe.
Sin beiiigcr 9iegen am Spdtnad-
mittag lmo 9lbeno bradte Den 9ano.
bepobnern 3reuoe; Der 9oOen mar
ousgeirodnet. 1ie bodite 6enpera-
tur bctrug 50 @rao nm ll6r S1ad.
mittags uuo oie nieoriglte 60 @rao
Inn s ll1r 9l6enos.
1ie gr0Bte Sdnelligfeit 0es @in-
oes mar 27 Dieilen bonn gioroen.
Ger 5eubtiqfeitsgebolt Der 9uit
mar 6S gro5cnt INN s llbr Moraens
uno So @ro5eut Inn s ll6r 9(benos.
en sen ii6rigen @etter.9cobob-
tunos Stotionen ocs Qon0cs mar
Die 60bite Cemperotur mie folgt ut.
lontic GitD "a 9isniard 72, Bottom
Sc, Buffalo GO. G6arleiton so, Gbis
cago 66, GleDelonO 60, 0euber rs,
Getroit 60, 0ulut6 So. GoItport 10,
@olpeitou 76. 0jreeu 9op 60, Sotte-
ras So SABRE rs. Selena so, Sodion-
bile SG. aauios GitD 70, auoruiae
GO. SoiiiSpiQe 70, MarQuette "a,
@lenlp6is "a, @ontgomerp 6S,0'ont.
real GO. 9}antldet 76 9leu Orleans
70, 91eu gorf 81, Oflobomo rs,
E6ilaoclp1io s4, @ittsburgb 60,
&ortlouo, Dle, 62, @ortlanO, Ore
80, Guebec 5S, 9olcigb 84Solt 2ofe
Gitp 7S, Gan 8rau5isco GO, St2ouiS
"A, Scrontou &C, Shreveport rs,
Spofone 7S, Sprociiie So, Eompa
So. @aibinaton SO. @innipea 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
(sr 6ottc feine 3cit.

9lls geitern gI6eno Saco6 Gonio'
lin Gin 9dder BON 9}r. tti6, Brent
MOOD glpenue, an ser gde BON 6op.
cite pnO Charles StroBe auaeblid
Die 0erfc6rS 9legulationeu uerlebte,
muroe er bon Dem @oli5iiten @oite
ange6alten. melher ibm iagte, OoB cr
iidJ 6ertc @ormittag Inn s llbr in Der
mittleren &oli3eiitation ein5ufinoen
babe. er antportete. sd babe feine
3eit, nad Dem Stations6nus 81 fom,
men, 9hif oieie 9lutport bin beItie9
Der 9loirod oos 9lltomobil Gonio.
Inns uno 6efobl Dem Scbtereu iofort
uad ocm Stationsbaitie 81 fabreu.
2ort angelangt wuroe gegen Den
@crboiteten sic 9lniduloigimg Der
ongebliden @erlebung Der gerfebrs-
geiebe crbobeu un0 or ourfte oas
StotionS6ous Damn crit perloiicn,
nndoem er SLID fir iein eridei-
men gum 6eutigen 8er6or binterIeot
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
erlua Icincn 9Serletnnsen.

g(n %erlebunget oie er in Der
9lo6t ocs 6. September erbolten
botte, itorb in uSobnemann'iben
glagemeinen Soipital" geltern Scr
9ieger S6omos 9fileD bon Ger 972,
2ittlc @ineitroBe. Gr botte on9eoe-
ben, bon einern gaiiengeuoiien, Slo-
mems Charles Glop, in Der gSobnng
Der g3egerin Wtaseie SSaoe, Ger. GAG,
Soiper- -StraBe nit eincm Sommer
mlf oen aopf gei6Iagcn poroeu olt
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
gIns ben @cridts0afcu.

Gin idwar5er Seelcnbirte muB iedS
@onate ms @cidngniB Sin
9nhuaareuoei6dit III SduSenlOon
scqueitcrn. II Swei, e9ea soic
nidt i'm Simmcl qsl%l8iisif po-
Ell.
Sn Ser 5peiten 9l6tbeilung 0eS Gri'
minalgeribts muroe geltern Der an-
qebli6e Scclcnbirtc 0Qgtatdnr g9flii-
ans, elm 9Ieocr, 5ur 3dBiith9 leincr
Straie bon $500 mo Soften Oerilr-
tbcilt, neil er cine 1raung Ooll5os,
o6nc oa5u bcredtigt geueien 81 iein.
"a oieier Sinmelslootie a6er fcin
@elO bate, murOe er naA Dem @e-
fdngniB bllgiirt, no er iehs Olonate
iiber Die imeeredten @eiebe Oes
Staates Marplon0 nadoenfen fam.
IluB 9llimente 5oblen.
SSm Greisgericbte mir0e 6ronf
Gormon, Der frii6er Gom6rowsfi
6ieB, bonn Gi6ter Gafpfins oo8u ber-
urtbeilt, ieiner 6rou SO 9llimente
pro @ohe 81 6e5nblen bis Der Sdei-
oingspro5eB entibieoen lit. Gormnn
lit BEL Der Notwithstanding j.
g8. llnl6ad So. angeitellt.
Sequeiter ernannt.
Sir oas 9lltpoorengei11ft Der Sir
ma Qunoap 8 So, g1r. S12, Siio-
gaca StroBe, muroen geitern i'm
&reisgeridt Oie 9(npGltc g. g. &auf-
man imO 01. Seurp @oloitone ais
SequcIter ernount. 9ie Sn6a6er Der
5irma fonneu iid nidt einigeu unO
moren ocsmegen Dor einigen Gageu
in ser weltliden @oli5eiitatiou.
s in dlimmes j II ii 6t d en-.
Sm Sugeno0eridte fono Der 10
Sabre alte Sobn @orlev BON 9tr
tit3, @oooIep StraBe, eeitern gum
elften N}ole Dor Dem 9lihter @illi-
ans. Sobnnie mar 6eidlloigt, Dem
George gS. @ri96t, 9ir. i103, 2ml-
rens StroBe, no er angeitcllt mar,
80 Gents geito6lcu 81 boben. 9iihter
@iQionlS ianote i'm no6 Der &na-
ben Geiornii6ule, no er crit fiir5-
lid megen gllten 9etrogeus cntlaiien
moroen mar.
SUNG gcfreit bat II oft
gereut.~
6rnu @ertruOe offers bon glr
31OS, 6reoerid 9IOemle, erbielt ge-
itern i'm &reisgeribte cine abiohltc
S6eioung BON George 4. 9lfers,
Oen iie am .. Sitni 1905 beirat6etc
ais iie Is Sabre alt mar. 3mei Sab
re ipdter perlieB Ger Monn icine jun
&c 6rali neil oieielbe iih meigerte.
ibreu GerOienit in elmer 9iiritenfo-
brif fir ieinen llntcrbolt ber5uge.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Ter 1eteftiu6ef Der @iuferton
Getcftip 9lgcuhlr, Der 43 Sabre altc
Glopis Gur6om, mel6er feline 9loreiie
ols g3r. SO7 Continental Building"
anga6, iuio ser "a Sabre alte Sci.
ilmgsoerfdnier Barnett 9lanf bon
gIr. 730, S9cIt 6aBette StraBe,
mrroen geiteru 9l6euo in Der mittle-
rem @oli3eiitotion inter Scr glniduI-
Oigug cingelieicrt, lidj nnge6lib in
cinem 3u0c Der u@euni0lpanio.
ga6u~ imoroentIih betragen 81 ia.
ben. 9eioe paren ourd oen Spe5ial-
poli3iiien @eorge 6. g2orner bon ser
9o6ngciellid)ait per6oitet poroeu.
9Snl Stntionsbotie periuhten 9eioe,
bic 9lnibuloigung oeS tbdtlihen Pin.
Qrifis ecqen chamber 81 erbeben;
2ielitcnant Samcs weiaerte iid aber,
i6ncn @c6or 5u icbenfen uno 6eoeii-
iete i6nen i1re acknowledgement
beltc Dor Ri6ter SuppIee 81 er6e-
ben. 9ln6oem iie fir i6r @rideinen
5um Ter6Sr 9iiraiboft 6interle9t
batten, puroen iie eutlaiien @ie
Der Spe3iaIpoli5ii ongab 6atteu iid
oie 8lpci 9lrreItonten in 3ug Derprii-
gclt. Ger Getettio mies ange6lih uer-
idieocue Spuren oes Samples i'm
@eiicbt aui mabreno iein @eguer
o6nc 9erleblngen oapon safomHcn
81 iein i9cint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
Sr. SOmfeIOt 6cerOiat.

Inter groBem Eroiereefolge mur-
sc geitern 9to6nittae Sr, Senrv s.
Somfelot bon 9ar. 1901, gaoro.2u.
8ernc-StraBc, Der leetcu Dieuitoe i'm
gllter bon SO Sabrer aus Dem 2eben
i6ieO, bonn Grauerbaiiie aus aitf Oem
Baltimore SricObofe~ 6eieeicbt
@oitor Goaer bon Scr ct. W1ott6Gi.
Stride in Someitcoo bielt Ole Srolter-
reoe. Sr. SonfeIot muroe in W1cii-
berg bel SonnoDer ecboren un0 fam
Dor "a Sobren noM glmerifo. SIM
Sabre ipdtcr berbeirotbete er ii6 nit
Sri. gireiuo S60ffermonn, Ole i'm
nit ibren nht ainoern, S8il6clm
Gli5obetb, Scrmonn GBHtftg, 9sfar,
WlorD, Sil0o uno @diBdtihe MIber-
Iebt. Ser @eritorbene binterldBt fer
rer cine S6meiter imo orci 9riioer
in 0elitihIono. @r mor ein Y3it-
sIieO Der ~0'9eis@eiell oes
n@ermonio- GonclopS g{r 262~ ilno
ser Carpenters llnioit::" 'Se6S @tit-
glieoer Scr Union hingirienii alssga6r.
tucbtrGgecr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
0eGer6rnnN.

9(is mbefonnter llrio6e cntitono
ociieru 9lodmittog gegeu 152 llbr
in oent Geller ser @obnline bon Or.
Charles gS. @offman, 9ar. 2100,
S9eit-giortb -9lpemie, elm 8rauO. 0c
8Iannen muroen jeood bon ser TO.
alei6 oIormirien 6euerwebr eeloidt
ebe groBerer Sdaoen berurio@t mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
etenb bsr ngImerIean eeaaae".

Gapt. Sinoc s. emerion imo 6rail
merOeu beite bier ermortet Gie 6a'
milie trof olf Dem Conpfer n9Ioria
tic" in gleipsYorf Gin.
3ueds @riinOung eines 9oniurI''
gereines finoet beute 9lahmitiag
wieoer cine @eriommllng Doll
6rauen i'm n9lruuoeIGlu6~ itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Sic 10. Sobresoeriommling Ser
,,Morpldnoer @oblt6dtigfeits. .Gonfe.
rcu5~ miro am %, %. imo "a. Otto
Der in Cotton Eal6oti.6ouitp, ab.
qe6olteu meroen @r Gbos Ws-
Bartlett bon Cation miro oeu @orls
fubren,
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ErogreiiiOe weniger.
2nhIrpidh


Sr. @alen 8. Gait. Der goriiser
oes republifanii6en Stonts-Gentral-
Gonlites, bat gcitern n1itgetbeilt, ooB
m1breno Scr 6eioen eriten Gage ser
&egiitririrng oas republifaniide So
tlml iih I'M 1927 Stimmen gegen
oos So6r 1912 permebrt 6abc, md6-
reno 0ie @ua Wiooie in oeriel6en 3eit
1924 Stinlnen pcrloren bdtten. 8ei
ser @o6l in 1912 Ddtten 0ie 0emo-
fraten 400 Stinmen in Der StaOt
weniger gebn6t, ais Oie 9fepu6litaner
mo 8ua 0looie 6uiammen obidon
iie 5000 mebr Stimmen in oen 9ie-
giitrir6iibern ge6abt bdtten.
yf epubIitanifhe Staats 7
Contention.
Die 9lepublifoner bolten i6re
Stats -Gon0cntion ndAiteu W1ontog
9lbeno in 9ll6augb'S Gbeater rnO
wcrOen babel ibren Senats -GanOioo-
ten ratifi5lren iino ebenfalls cine
Rlottforn omebmen. 9lm ielbcn
Gage tritt oub oas rcpublifaniide
Stats Central Gonlite 5uiammen,
Inn oie Gonoiootenliite fir ben Gon-
greB 81 peroollitdnoigen.
Die Bull Wtooie 6alten ibreStaats.
Contention om W}ittuoh. oen 30.
September.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
gOm OiOm smriid.

piers nGonopic" bonn p6pitlihcn
Goniiitoriim 6eingefebrt- Sraf
geItern in Bottom eiu. - Sofft
ouf oltes Geilltot ser 5rieOenS-
beniiblmgen Oes @opites.
Son ieincr 9ieiie nn6 GonL peld6e
er unterno6m, INN Dem pGpitli6en
.GonIiItorirm bei3umobnen, peldes
0ur6 oos 9l6le6en bon @opit @iuS
oes 3e6nten not6mcnoig puroe, lit
aorOinal Gibbons geitern no6 Sen
Ser. Staoteu 5uriidgefebrt. @r lam
0ete in Bolton uno er6ielt nit &or.
Oinol S'GonneQ bon Bottom melber
iib in ieincr 9egleitllng 6efonO,
Ourdy 100 9ertreter ser fat6olii6en
@eieQid)oftcn 9lcu Gnglan0'S einen
wormen Gmpfong, ais er BEN Gom-
pier nGonopic" BON ser @bite Stor-
9inie nerlieB. Ser &orOinol, pelcber
Icb frcilte, mieOcr anerifouiiben go
Oen betreten 81 fonnen befanO iicb
anic6cinenO bel 6eitem @o6l6efinoen.
0}od)oeu er ocn gum Gmpfong @r-
ifienenen Ourh &orOinol N'Gonnea
DorgeiieQt moroen mar, belt er cine
fur5e 9lnipraGe.
9luf sic curop6ii6en @irren 5u
iprcdcn fonlmeno, iagte er: u9hm
Gieienigen, mcl6e Die S5enen Der
@erlpiiihng in europa geie6en bo-
ben, fonnen ii9 einen 9egriff bon
ser @r0Be OeS Gonfliftes mahen.
Dor lpenigen @oHen nod bd6e icb
on 0eniel6en @ldBen peldje iebt
our6 6aS @flitGr 5eritort merOen
sSrieoen lnO @oblitonO eeieben, 9ir
ioQten @ott Oonfcn fir Die 9egie-
ritng nit pelder Oieies 9ono geieg-
net lit, unO e6enio fir Die 9lrt umO
@eiie, ouf melde cr Die omerifaui-
iben Gourilten aus Sen @efa5r5onen
bringt. Gir5 Dor 9lus6rud oes aric-
ges reiite i1 Ourd gelgien rmo be-
iudte oiele Orte, uelde iebt Oeripii-
itet iin0.~
Ser &oroinol fiigte bin5lt OoB er
felt oobon ii6er5eitgt iei OoB Ser
arieg Sen Soo bon Eopit @ius oes
8e9nteu 6erbeigefiibrt babe ln0 BOB
cr 6offe, Dab sic 9lnitrengungeu Oes
iebigen @apites, ben 6rieoeu berbei-
5ufii6ren in NdlOe BON Grfolg ge-
front mer0en ipiiroen.
Der 6eimfe6renOe &ir9enfiirlt err
fldrte nit 9eOauerrL 0aB er 81 err
miiOet iei, Inn bel Der omcrifani-
ihen General Gonferen5 ser fot6os
lii6en @eielihoiteu in Baltimore
am nGdIten Sonntoo cine 9lniprahe
5u 6alten ooB er ober nit Goroinol
S'Gonnea etliden Sisungeu bel.
lpo6nen lperoe,
sSn Baltimore trof Ser Cardinal
oegen H9 llbr geitern 9(beno Elm imo
begob iid9 iofort nod ieiner 9lnflmft
in ieiner @obnlng on Der G9orleS
StraBe CUR &u6e
GgfnriiOn Der uSO5inliitiidcu 2ieOer.
tnfel Don Baltimore"
nad yurf, 3d.
am 27. September, $50 %ormittags,
ST Wuulten Ser
SrntidJen unO Oiterrcidiih-nngari-
Iden @ittwen nnO @aiicn
OeS Griegcs 1914.
(Scpt6,13,20,5)
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..0lefnrn. .Qcnte her6nftet.

9aidt wenieer ais iieben auf Dem
0cmpfer ng2edar~ oneeitelte @erio.
ncu muroen geitern gfidter 2eDinion
tbeilS inter Der glnihuloigung Der
Eruufen6eit, tbeilS unter Ser oeS in-
oe6ii6rIideu 9etraeens ooreefiibrt.
GS moren oies: Sobn So5enfomer,
9lu0olp6 Qrberber, Scinricb bon
W2iuoen, 5rant 9ebn SAUL SSorops-
IL, @iIbelm Geder unO 2ouis 0jiite.
mo. @eitroft muroen Qe0erber unO
@ebn nit je 81 unO Soften imo So-
ropsfo nit So mo Soften; oie iibri-
gen puroen entloiien. Cine on W1itt.
mod 2I6eno fiir8 0or Wlitternadt al
@oro itattgebd6te llnrube iuliroe nod
ror gInflinft Scr ioQleid III groBer
sln5obl olorniirter @oIi5iiten beige.
Ieot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Sr. Sroncis g. Sorpep, ser &c.
iiern ouf Dem Gompfer Olympic"
aus 9onoon eiutrof iprod iein BE
oauern iiber Ole engliiben Soloaten
aus, welAe ua6 5ronfreih geiauot
muroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

@r. Sobn z. 6oro BON Serbs
Opernbous, pelder oul letten |1on.
tag pom eriten Staotrotbs8weig gum
9lu6ioleer oes StaOtrotbSmitgIieoes
SorrD s. ailner bon Ser 10. gSoro
crpG6lt wuroe, eridien geitern I'M
N1oporsblreou mo legtc Dor @4oDor
9reIton icincn 9lmtseio ob. Darauf
fiinOiete er an ooB er bonn ndhltcn
W1ontag ob oen Staotrotbsiitpngen
6eimobncn mer0e.
Sibune 6er@floiternngs s.
Gommiiiion.
Oie 9floiterungS Gommiiiion be-
itdtiete aeitern Die Spe8iiifotionen
fiir oie @flaiterune Der nacbitebenoen
StroBen nit @uBnspbolt. Centre.
Strobe. BON ser Sowor0. bis 5ur
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Beitrdge gum @i(fSfOnO fit Uermun-
Oete SO(OOten unO nOt6(eiOenOe lOittWen
unO WNi(en OOn geta(enen Jrlegern DER
Oeut(c6en mO OIterreiC6if6=ungari(djen
Armeen werOen UOn 6eOO(Imddtigten
GOGe6tOren OeS llnU66dngigen Biirger-
OereinS ge(amme(t. Au6 miro fit OaS
Oeut(6e HOt6e ]{reu5 OOn GOn(u( Cart
q. cdOerib, G6e G6ar(eS- unO German
StruBe ge(ammelt
JeOen ]1littwO6 miro i6er 6eiOe
Samm(ungen i'm "Corre(pOnOenten
guittirt.
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sdlSner glbidlInh.

Ter 2ut6er.2igo Contention ourh
groBe Geriammlmg unO CONCERT
in Der 09pric~ II Srefili1e 9ei-
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@orrin0ton proteitirt.

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United labor bulletin., 1914-04-04
OFFICE WORKERS TO HOLD
OPEN MEETING TUESDAY
GOOD SPEAKERS AND REFRESH
MENTs ON THE PROGRAM.
Practical Demonstration of the Dicta-
phone Will Be iGven by Experts; All
interested Are Invited to Attend.

An open social session OF Stenogra-
pliers, Bookkeepers, Typists and Office
Assistants Union No. l44Dl will be held
Tuesday next, s:lJ p. m, April Z, at 30S
Charles building. corner Fifteenth and
Curtis street. Invitations to be present
are extended all office workers.
Able speakers will address the meeting
along the lines of benefits resulting
from unity OF action. Messrs. Heine-
mann & Jackson will give demonstra-
tion of the practical use OF the dicta-
phone. Refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and cake, will be served.
This meeting will give prospective
members an opportunity to judge OF the
advantages TO be derived by becoming
a member of this live, growing organiza-
ton.
In a letter announcing this open meet
ing the committee says:
We hope through our efforts to
shorten the hours of labor, establish a
more uniform workday and to raise the
standard OF wages to an extent that the
effects of the increase in the cost of liv-
ing may be minimized.
while it may be true that some of
you at the present time are receiving
fair wages. one has only to make the
most casual inquiry to realize that our
craft - one OF the poorest paid. conslG-
eriHg the value of the work TO the en-
ployer. in the United States.
The constantly increasing number of
persons seeking such line OF employment
makes it imperative, for our own inter
est. to organize as thoroughly as pos
sible. is it is the only means of defense
we have that will prevent the lowering
of wages and general conditions.
AT every session OF our state legis-
lature and other Legislative bodies new
laws are being enacted affecting the
existence OF the wage Garner We could,
If space permitted, name several benefit
cial laws that have been placed ON the
statute books in recent years in relation
to all lines of employment, except office
help. These laws were obtained through
the Organized efforts of the various
trades unions and there IS no valid rea-
son for believing our craft cannot obtain
better conditions through the same
channel
The Officers OF the union are; Presi-
dent, Aiaude W. Duncan; vice president
Fannie NJ. Petersen; sccretary-treasurer,
Mamie NJ. Hickey; recording secretary
Lillian Schaetzel
United labor bulletin., 1914-04-04
SHERIFF JAKLE'S OPINION
OF COLORADO COAL STRIKE
WAS SERGEANT-AT-AR ARMS TO THE
CONGRESSIONAL PRoBERS.
Terrorism Maintained by Mine Owners
Through Aid of State Democratic
Administration, Says He.

Former Sheriff Jake of Effingham.
Ill, who was sergeant -at-arms for the
congressional committee during the Colo
RADIO strike investigation, and was pres
ent at every hearing, spending much
OF his between time making personal
Inspections and talking with the peo-
pie, upon return home gave his i'm
pres-ions OF the situation to the Effing
ham Morning Record in the following
emphatic manners:
The peoples sympathies are with the
strikers. but they are afraid to mani
fest their sympathies ON account of the
terrorism maintained by the mine OWL
ers through the aid of state Demo-
cratic administration, this aid OF course
being exhibited through the state mill
tia, which, under the orders OF the
governor, seems to be acting in the
interest of the mine owners.
The condition of the laboring
people and their families is as de-
plorable a. the conditions of the serfs
of Russia. The militia arrests anybody
who becomes officious in behalf OF the
strikers and without any complaint or
trial keep him in the guard house or
bullpen As long as they please. Labor
leaders are given the same treatment.
Labor leaders who show any ability
of leadership are thus unlawfully de.
prived of their liberty Their lives are
daily in danger If they get aggressive
or self-assertive. Their families are
subject TO similar terrorism. insult and
arrest. Women are arrested, deprived
of their liberty and subjected to the
same brutal treatment The rich mine
owners who controlled the former Re
publican state administration seem to
completely control the present Demo.
cratic state administration.
To reflect that such conditions ex-
ist in an American state il unthinkable.
The people Of Colorado should Join
hands with labor TO smash any party
that would be an aecomplice in sucl.
outrages.
I'VE hope the Democrats of Colorado
will register solid vote this year in
that direction. The Republicans and
Progrcssiycs should DO the same The
object of the corporations will be to get
nominees on all tickets who will talk
justice in general terms and when elect.
ed will prove their plant tools ANY
candidate in whom tine psople have not
the utmost confidence should be defeat
Cd at all hazards. We don't want Rus
sian military rule in the United States
II the national authority had any juris-
diciion in the matter President Wilson.
who viii have nothing 20 do with a.
sassin Hueria, would soon put a stop
TO it