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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-16
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF GERMANY'S
VIEW OF THE WAR THAT ENGUI.FS EUROPE

that the French on the German from
tier have dragged into Imprisonment
| the wives and children of many Ger
man officials. Fst
The Success Of the Germans.
The special correspondent Of the
Times sends from Amiens detailed
| report in which he says:
THE German troops are. advancing
| with almost incredible swiftness. After
General Joffre ordered retreat of
the entire line the German army gave
the retreating army 40 peace, but pur-
sued them with relentless force Aero
planes. Zeppelin -airships, ironclad au-
tomobiles were hurled after the enemy
like arrows from a bow. To speak OF
| the courage Of the Germans would be
superfluous The German forces are
, so overwhelming i'll number that they
are no more to be restrained than the
waves of the sea. The superiority in
their nachine-guno which they use
| with extraordinary effect, their excel
lently organized methods of reconnais-
sance through aeropianes and Yep
plins, and their remarkable mobility,
are the reasons for the success of the
Germans"
An English view of the German de-
ployment A military reporter in
forms the Daily Telegraph that the
Geployment OF the Germans over the
Ardennes, across tie River Mas and
through the open fields until their
right wing surrounded us, will stand
out in history as enc Of the boldest
and most efficiently manipulated ma
neuvers of its kind that has ever been
attempted on a large scale"
The English Labor Party
Against Grey.
Like Burns, the minister who retired
from Asquith's Cabinet, Ramsay Mac
donald, the leader pf the Labor party,
appears now as tie ind;ctor of Grey.
in the Labor Leader he declares:
"Grey'S policy is misfortune for
England; during the last eight years it
has meant nothing but continuous
menace to the peace of Europe. Since
1906 Grey had been SO deeply engaged
in military arrangements, first with
France, then with Russia, that he was
10 longer able to withdraw. His plans
for military action were founded upon
the basis that Belgium's> neutrality
must be respected. For that reason
he refused to negotiate with the Ger
man ambassador concerning the Ques-
ticn of the neutrality of England. Bel
GUM was the pretcxt with him to drive
England into war" 49,
Macdonald accuses Grey and Asquith
of not having tod the whole truth to
Parliament. Especially did Grey sup
press the fact that not the indepen.
dence' but only the neutrality of Bel
GUM was menaced by Germany. When
Asquith and Grey assured Parliament
that England, through itssentente with
France, had taken upon itself no obli-
cations, they stuck to The letter of
the law, but did not reveal the. truth
of the matter. ~ s4sst r "a
Concerning the French Money Market.
: The French government has complet.
|. CONTINUED on Page FSurteen.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-16

following Berlin ad
the setting Germanys views
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-16

Asked to move when he became
father, j. vs. Isett Of Chicago caused
the arrest of Charles F. Congleton, the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
cttt 1toH9terne for 49,.
11oc Wat: Vcitcn 1914,

Set er naturligt NOT at mon ipSr-
ger ON bporlebes oct gaar meo Scr.
bereoelIerne for Suroreoaarsfelten
Spiaingbperne. Iftipt % formelt
Mrbeioe oermeo ct blet forIinfet peo
Sorpiflinger, ser er opitaaet glen-
nem lofal Misneie meo @Dgoelagfo-
miteens SSSnobpbelie % llofait til Sc
item. 2eoere inben nosle 2oger %
boraerlige Soreninger / Minneapo-
lis ipntes at ben at gDgoclagene
palate Arrangemcntsfomite bapbe til
lioeiat bisie Srgnniiationer 90 men.
te at oisie hopoe 8r1lno til at fole
iie fornGrmet. Mnn merte BOG at
set element @eluille og alminoellg
Sntcresic / ell iaaban Sets getpo-
ming for 3piaingbperncS, iIGr nor
lfe, @ciolfning buroe laoe iiJ gjere
at ioa orbnet Bette baa Ell minoelig
Woaoc. Men ina, efter Sen n%ationa-
le arrangentcntsfomites Weoe / nfs
uiate Sftober, er Ser opitaact oioere
Sorpiflinger, iom nof er poret uoaf
2ogeleoernes WiSnsie. Ser fom nem-
lig iitnno en- @eprgelie for en- Ipr-
ifilt, lofal Teiring al 17oe Wtai ur-
ser 2eoclie al en- &omite iom ifiiloe
p0lges al lofale norife Srganilatio-
ner, iaaiom Sanaforenin9er, tirfe-
lige Torcnin1er % De b%emmeligc
Sellfaber. Ser er blet bolot etpnr
iorbercoctbe Wpoer al GeprGientan-
ter al Oisie Srganiiationer, en- So
mite err neoiat til at beiergc pibere
Organization, oiu. Set taaer natur-
ligpiS life liben Sib for at fna en-
laaNan @epGgelie iaapibt formet %
oronet, men mart efter Mptnar bill
man iorbaabentlig bore fommen iaa
Ianat oern1eb, at Der fan opnnaes
irugtbrinaenoe 'Sorbanolinger meo
ocns McprGientanter % en- Elan bli
~uoarbeibet iii Samoirfe mellenl
oisie Iofale Srteresier % ben natio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

.Mopofat", bpis Spaape
oct ifuIoe p9re at itifte SorIig, bpor
bette maatte aniees tienIiat for beg.
&c Barter. San troeoe, at so Bro.
cent al Observation-Disclosures /
Wilmaufee oerpeo funoe unbaones.
3ommeren fortalte, at Der inoen ct
Iar beDilgeoes 600 Sfilsmisier /
@iIpaufee Golintp. 8ienneminit.
Zig bapbe bpert af bisie 9ggtenar tire
@ern, 90 DC fIeite al oisie foIot aier.
ne Staten til @prOe. 6nn mente, of
meget al oenne glenoigbeo funoe
nnogaaes, bbis SfiIsmisier fun finn.
De erboIoes eiennem en- al 0omme-
rem uonGpnt Iopofat, ser life lon.
neoes al nogen al De itrioenoe Ear.
ter, men bapoe en- bis beitenlt 2cn
az Stoten % Gountpet. Oct bGnbte
altfor ofte, iagOe ban, at Iboofuter
opmlintreoe til SfiIsmisie for ser.
peo at tlene nogle Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Gll0 Dnkntn.

&nlinno uco @pumiucfct. Get bar
paft life liocu @eoeiltrina, at ser
pao &oicpb GooOs 6arn, nogIe faa
Mil ira &~oouiocfet er 1iort ct me
Get Iopenoe GlnS al @runfl,I.
Nm %anc lar Ticmbcr. Ser ifal
nrre Qlort Eoripg paa at f~orunltalte
Sognlpfter pna oen me @nneIinie
I'll %eblcn. TorIeoen Dor iaoleoeS en-
itor 9ieIfc lost oper Sporet. Nogcn
llIptte er 0cI bibtil life iuotraoot.
GmbcbSmGno pelses. %co set
aarIiAe N}e0e al "@ctter Tarnling
I@lociation Of South Gafota", ionn
lioite Mon0oQ aiboIotes / g~beroeen,
poIgte@ iollenoe GmbeosmUro:
ErGliNert, a. s. BARNARD; lite %i.
ceprTliocnt, ,Naac 2incoln; 2oen %i-
ceprGIiNent Y. 6. Mlen; SefretGr
% &aSicrer. ". 9. Smain. Eli Sil.
perintenoent gienpalgtes s.. j. Tat-
terion.
I'm Gonntp meit poerit. Sar
Golrntp itaar meb Senipn til @onf-
inoitlto iom set anbet / &9fter
bIanot ole Statens Counter. Del
iamleSe Snoitub i Gountpets Dan.
fer beIeber iia til $2,733.632, hpil'
fet forfeit mellem ianitIise Snobpg
gere piIbe Nioe bper Mano, 8pinot
% Barn $3.50. 2iirner Gmunip an
tageS az baoe set itsrite @anfinoitu>
meo Sl95 pr. Snbbpgger.
@Smte mco Sberiffens Seite. =
MGno, Der for Seitctpperi rar bleun'
arreiterebe % inofatte ! Belle Sour
! dies 50nsieI, bar oerira iperfiat er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
SpIbbrpunp.

Sens Sobnfon og Suitrlt, (. @aa.
ge, 3O41 SaflanO Ipe., Minneapo.
lis, feireoe / @anoogs, ifplge nj.
oenoe" Splpbrpallp. De blep pieoe
/ @mberit, @is., al Tait. g. Seroe.
gG~gteparret bar cit meget flor Se.
fienotifabSfrebs, pg Inleoning
Seitoagen fit De ON aftenen 8eieg
at omfring 60 Gerioner, Ser meo.
bragte iom 8ape ct Get &nipe og
8ailer al SsIp. 8apen blep oper,
raft al DR.. $. q. Stub, 1om boIbt
Salen til Sslpbri,oeparret. Yaitor
s. 90. Ereus al @or SreIiers Me-
nigbeo, bporaf Scr. og Irs. Sobnion
er WeOlemmer, talte ogiaa. Scr.
Sobnion taffeoe paa egre og Sami-
liens @egne. @ftcnens Trosram
blep ieitlis aabnet at Wtrs. @roiin,
iom ipiQeoe en- @rubemari6 pao
Yianpet. Mrs. Mrnolo @innor fang
ct Tar @llmre, og Mrs. 6. Sratager
boIot en- Sale og beflamerebe "Wor"
% ct Gar andre Stpffer.
Scr. Sobnion bar / mango Mar
prret agent for @ortbern Facifie
@anen, en- Stiaing, iom bar TORT
BAN omfring opcr itore Sele at San'
set, bpor ban bar iamlet Jig mango
Ienner. Mrs. Sobnion bar peo 81
SEN al tit elers traple @irfe ogioo
piet enbel al i'm SID for Sorcntnger
OnnnhInmitenS Sdd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

male aomitc iom err ncoiot af Spg.
belagene.
Smiolertib bar @eitprelien for
Den rationale apmite icat, peo Son.
f%erenicr meb 2ebere / Ben IofoIe @e.
oGgelie, at fomme til Ell GSoritaaelie
meo oisie og at faa laet @run6.
pol0en for en- mirbeIig Sronina.
Il oenne Soriinfelie bar polot ge.
Itprelien enOel @eipGr % 9efpmring,
tbi Sioen er MI iao Iaret fremIfre.
Den, at man bitr0e bore bel paapei
t1eo Irbeioet. Men liben MioIer fam
ma life faa itort uofert, og Sanife.
ligbeoen iom geItpreIien iinocr iig
oppe | er ben, at Sen finoniiele @e.
trp5gelie al Soften, iom ct. Saul %
Wttnneapolis Sanoelsforeninger bar
looet &omiteer, life ipnes at frnne
BIT tilgl9n9elis for Ger er. bIet 9fi-
lnellgbeo for at BEN IofaIe @eppgeI-
yes Sllltellning % ben rationale Sol.
fete't life blir rinaliierenbe Scirirt.
ger. Wtan faar boabe at Sc ubeIoioe
Htpninger mart operfommes oa at
De lofale 2r9fter fprenes meb Sen
rationale gepGgelie for at faa en- /
ollie Stpffcr p9rbis Seiring al Sum.
oreoaarSfeiten.
@eItprelien for fin 0eI aisr fit
poerlt tie for at opnaa ct beIoiat MS.
falo, og &eiultaterne al oens @e.
itrGbelier pil uben SpboIo BIZ be.
fien6tgiort.
Sgrbe0igit, 81. 81. 8ebIer,
Sormano for &omiteen.
minneapolis, 29oe Sec. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
3tnrn pnknin.
Yin Yuirmcitcr. 6 :

IN Euirmcitcr. s. :. Gahlen err
bIeocn uOnUpnt Ill Noirmeiier /
Stampe0e. @urfe Gountp.
Niprcmlptfc pco Mbcrcrumbie. Slni
Noul'on peo Abcrcrombie erholoi
lorleoen ct liuSiurliat @rno pao
Nlcrneltdllen peo at hans Neite
'prona Ieblt % ban iIungeoe& uo al
&oQucn.
Sturt @rnnotnb / GunmaN. Dora,
dlet2 Gutif / Goupap n~eobrrnotl
9fot I'll Serbae meo CT Cab al $50.
600, huorof fuu enoel bar oUffe,
peo INSURANCE. Sloen par opitaacl
oeo eli operhebet Opn.
%cficnSt ga WonrcITuIitifer Sso
). Y. Sharpe, Der / Here Sermine,
par S~tatsieno.or ira ga NSonr,
eountp, % iom ioriotteSe Statcn:
mipTrenoe TrimGrpaIaIop. 900,
Slrsoag Morsen. San par pco liz
Scb Erriibent for Rational ganf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

mleset opiigtsppffenoe @smnins.
Oct banbe ~Ipffeoes Dem at uotage
belle 9inbusfarmen, % eiter at bore
TONNE no bar De eaaet til Sberif.
lens Stolo, ippnbt bans Seite for
@ognen oa fisrt afiteo. Ismninsen
opoagcOes ierit iIere elmer ienere,
og Seitetppene antoses of babe ling.
tet til @poming. Manbifaber orea.
microbes og SorisleeIie beepnote,
men ser bar Tibet Saab ON at paa.
sri6e Be ilibrige Sorbrpbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
9lltuniH.

@il pleie speSaIife. Or. Saloane
Gleminion, Ser for fire Mar iioerl
ianotes ifplOig / at bape mproet i'm
9nltru / Chicago, ieger MI ON 9e-
nanonin9 paa Sen 9etin9elie, at ban
anpenoer &eiten al lit 2ip / SEN poa
6ilippinerne pprenbe Golpni for
Speoolife og pleier oisie Stafler.
Or. Gleminions Iopofat bar notalt,
at Sanger enonu life err 80 @ar, at
ban er en- meget opgtig 29ge % u6en
Spil piloe uorette meget peb @ebanb.
ling al Spebnlife, paa iamme Sio
lom ban er piais til at giere bette
Sfter for at gienpinbe fine @enners
Siltro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

gen, @peninoen opieres oesiioer
meh set Sornlaal. al oen ifaI beript
tes til forificHi5e SIagS iocialt
Sanmerfomtiier.
Gufcns Sfjrrp. Ser ~iortrlc8 on
en- / Boone boen6e @ut, Der pco Here
Tigers Sporiombe0 hop0e la9t II
Gents tiIiioe for oermeo at gIGoe on
Gre til Sall. Weo meGen Omtanff
fisbte ban for oiSie If Gents ire
SllIeJaper, nemIig for lin Mooer %
for bocr al iine 10 Seltre, % eiter
al bette bar beisrqet bnD6e ban en-
Gent tiIbage. Set pnr bel Sen life
Sinansmano8 Snnfc al BRUCE oenne
tiloperSblcone aapitol til I~SllIegotter
Tor iig icIo, men han troi til at 9aa
iorbi Sen 9G9ie, iont Srelie3ormeen
banoe uobrngt FOR &n0iamling al
Gengc til Sulemio0o9 ior Dc 6utti8e,
- % oio aif 9arnetS iiOite Sent.
Der tilisies, at @uttens Nor er
pOerit iattil, % at Ser / 0et tarpcliQe
Silent finn bar set alcr nsonenoigite
til &ipetS Cpbolo.
SnrIia Geucpci. Gn 2obn 9(oom5,
Ger tilhercr ct omreiicn6e Sclifob.
iom niuer Cpui9ninQcr / @upnoti9
NE, bopoc mar miitct @iuct mnocr
S~elif0bcta Cpbol0 / g&cbiter Sin.
gl0an9 hop0e Iooet liz bppnotiicrc
i'eun "a Inqt / Ell Nuiit2 %iu0u,
idn Solt fmu0e ie ham. men NucHa
Mlapor 1ioroc &~noiiacllcr MOO 0cnmc
ubuQgeliac 5cenc, hporpaa Sen 70.
Dcn0c W}nno broltea Ill ct 6orinm-
lluBalotnle. 6or at porntc op IiOt
iau ban life iful0c irnic ihIeI, bleu
Ell Glleonn onbragt / @ofnlct, bpor
poo man Iooicoc Gorcn % loO Sen
Sopcu0e itiettc liz ieIp Tor Nnttcn.
Gn Wnu0, ser lent ON 9litcucn trai
I'll at gaa iorbi op0nQe0c Slolo3
Nienncm ct &iuou, oa ban ipilote
heloiaui5 life Chen mco at Qterc
Nlarn mem brrO liz itrnr inO %
ian0t Den bppnotiicre0c Won0a &Ip
Ser ibron0. I>locu, Der par opItadct
ira Ben lille Clicopu, blcp itror HIT
tet % Sen iopCn0e Niau0 boarct uN,
men ban pnr 0og ollcre0e alporlig
%iorbrpu0t.
Gil nclc nlcb %ucn. st ipcciclt
%alN nil Sen 27Oc 1Sal1. bIipc oibpl0t
/ Sort No09e ior at nc0to0c cacr for
ct 6orlIog, iom hct OcrpUrenoc
&clelonlcIitab bar itiuet Npcn. Ior.
gd0r no pn0, At Scllt0bCt for-
pliQter liz til at in0bctoIc l15 Ero-
cent AZ i'm aarligc gicttoiortieucltc
moo at (nrtcrnc bIlpcr en- Smilc
iorboIeOe. elsie Eortcr par for
Qiort til @ienitnnb ior &nilnction,
men cr M mo0crcret 0crhen, at gel
Itabet fnn moNtngc Sen iottc Cart,
mcocn@ 0ct Sea lite fan iicrnc line
&nltrlmentcr ira 0c &Wn0er, ser nca
fer at bctnIc Sen iul0t no. r$iclQc Sc
me NcNlcr, iom ser res oucnnuuntc
NalQ ltaI ltcnme3 ouer. cr oQioa oerL
at (cIciontortcrnc ifal ioranNrc3
bpcrt lcuttC @or. ~ at man ga iom
Noii2 if0I tolc (riicruc lem Al
Stnte1@ @pcr lterre emo Sort 0oo0c
% lem @Dcr iom er min0rc cil0 Sen.
ne, % ltaI Gortcrnc life til noacn
Els prrc hcicre ems at Sc inauiot
hrirgcr en- rineIig SnOtr1t al Ocu
ANTHRACITE Hopitnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
WliultrTntu.

Sr. %incent til 9ittlc Sails. Sen
me @eiltolebnminQ i %lttIc Sails
itol in00icS Zen 90c San, "a Or.
&incgnt, ErUiiocnt ior Stotcu9 I'M
0crlitct bar Iooct at hoI0c GcittaIcl
Nn %nnf / Splcr. en- I'M Wanf.
tienOt 'om &nler Stutc @anf. bliucr
/ oi9le Sage ouretttt / Gnlcr. Nlon0t
,f1ltorpordtorerne CT q. II. Guns.
Sans j. &ohaniem z. $. Crholm
20 Sans Olm2.
@lcniOn iorbIiucr Manor. Gen
bcor0rc0e CmtUllinQ al Sc ior N'a
nor / Gpelct faitcoe Stcmmcr bru0tc
life noocu |u0icut,iQ Ioronoring /
&aIlrcriItotct "a ). 5. @lcaiou nil
'orbliue / M~}aporiU0et. &alQet he.
ltre0ca al J. z. Soari, @lcaious
9PoOfauoioot.
GlcItricitct ior tu %ncr. Cc 70
'nlao @ucr G3ol m Goymdu bella.
Gcn0e iuge Nii oti.cuior &|ipcitouc.
vil om ttrt (io rljre iori0ncoc mes
cIettrl't Gus ~ Strait ira Slau0rcalr
G.ectric %i9ht 90. i0tt Wooou
Gomms @ommtsiTrer bar ljvet I'll.
!a0cl'c til at Stolpcr ior &%10uiu1cr
op'rttc2 I2u0a 0c oiicutIi5e %eic.
GaInthe feriic enc. Otter al man
{ Gulut1 'orQiu0e& hauoc vWtct paa
Suc til &lI iif man cuocllQ SIuOc-
iuc Rat I'll ocu 21oe Sec. Gette
rar &interen& ierite ~or0entljqc Sne.
'olo Der i @ucn. "a SET er Set ieucIic
no0cn ucb ct iortplle ON. Sneial0ei
belob III til over ire Gommcr % Sci
'rr0ttc 'i9 over set meitc al &c nor0.
! lj8t NNrOlircr@ Cmegu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

brltte @Gre % amer i,srre SNerhaos for Splporuen.
Saiirt hpor aut aluineclige nnbnc ciul itiler
o%gipppce. Sort -~CoEpleo'. LET ~ fan pcuocs paa
mJsott Hl0os "6he.,er- meo nbiolut Sititrbeo ON
tisrl hurtig eler iagte. 9rnosraheue mere rttie euo
her Ncl hu tisrer.
same Srop@ miisr aleria It Gin. Guttl. paali.
ott9 % ntrtrinasfulo. BARRE Eee. miHbre az @ruo
% iyorintel'er par lrqeR -dui6" az mite tner are
WrnhlIl NtlianInfT nlnrn Snhfn. YnI rInnfr rc.nn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

Wi1IfamSOn&M Merchant
Patent Advokater og Solicitors.
CJas. n. wilns mson 4 Frank D.. Merchant) Minneapolis, MINI.
Hoyedkontorer: $685. Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Filial: Room Sc Mctiill Bldg. Washington. d.. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

tig S0o az euhper SterrenS
% ,otor Auasu bare 7Sle..
Ter Sapes planitoe Aare.
9RQsn CmplaniHtRa irQni
gee Cget Aplina pu mari
beials for ben,
SaNHoer ! Srns for adreI
ms roeu noaeu Reparati.
nusnoal't hper Qineuoe III.
frebSlilllcroe pl lsuutun,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

bore &lQr,uiHQ "a lanai
ula ne 0Ial puutQuru
.pboc hgert Sta reririt
II ll'rtrt % horn hurilQtrt
p ooTe sleitU oirt GQre,
ginf, utHet MGR, Ttuat.
errt. Zen alla OGre AT ui
1000 &ruqtrt btuibHer.
alerer 4~llriuuatus Gpbht
" NtalS iomMtr 90 III 'am'
sngi pat,Ou iioltctvc Nuoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
@Wcr TOrticncitc ii lprr Nrrr.

u IAN taut Furbeler \
beort Milling mte en- sane.
nicntts nelnaiie | lammr
Nirian, oe iias nab 'ou
irgtr ON uoelo0es ira.
htrueh coler bu ulert % bth.
4euue ssIauttr er garaHi
nGoiioar og oil ou oeuitr.
az Ssanee paa ire 6iuI REQ
III Srefotl 81 On Sommt.
me Zib iiliGher tthliQert
boiiEina btor, &palitti on
ftsrrt SuaHiitrt.
ronee Dao pre 6iul 90,
ronierer h,rtrt sYiriua %
hurii1trt Hsrf. 2iuleu,
batter SoroeR rArt; ga
ben holber Sueiiah,0tr os
e'terlaoer En- Jors.ning
les 3Dro aoerii. Der fore
baeaer uhrafring pee
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

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NER."
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
LIFE DEPENDS ON .uNioNIsAs

Indianapolis, Dec. Sin ansed editorial
on Government Statistics Show Life
Depends on Unionism," the United
Mine Workers Journal says:
The verdict Of the coroner's jury
in over half the cases of death from
accidents in the coal mines, should be,
Death was due to lack b1 ofganiza-
tion.' II g
Alabama, where they will tell you
the operators lay awake nights fgur-
ing how best to advance the welfare
of the miners, but where they have
crushed out the union, killed eighty
four, as against twenty-five in Indiana,
where the organization is 100 per cent
strong; where the miners are able
to safeguard their own interests, to
a great extent; and to conduct their
own welfare work.
Colorado, as usual, presents a ter
rible high percentage. With less than
10000 miners employed her death list
Is dfty-two, as compared with twenty
four In Iowa, with some 10000 miners
employed.
Compare Illinois, with her $4,000
miners; Ill fatalities; an unusually
large number for Illinois, with West
Virginia, partially organized only,
with 1853 fatalities. s.
1.-The evidence is here that the or
ganization is. directly responsible for
the saving Of the lives of the miners,
and those who have worked under
union and non-union conditions can
testify as to the vastly better sanita-
tion In the union mines. .s 20.
III other reasons were lacking, the
labor union has fully JUSTIFIED its ex-
istence by the, fact; that to it can
be traced the saving Of Life and
health"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
INSIST, ON LIVING WAGE

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 8.-Let work.
ingmen, in their efforts to secure, d
higher wage standard, conduct their
affairs as business men do was the
advice of Prof Scott; Nearing, Of the
University of Pennsylvania, who
made this suggestion in a speech this
week: 49,
Learn to keep books. Demand a
wage sufficient to cover upkeep, In
terest, depreciation, insurance and
dividends once In a while. These
things you are enlltled to In the
same sense that any business Is en-.
titled to them. Do not stop until you
get them"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
CONVICT SUES FOR WAGES

Providence, R. l., Dec. 8.-The
State Supreme court is hearing argu-
ments on the constitutionality of the
law which authorizes the state to
make contracts selling the labor of
prisoners without compromising them.
William Anderson, former convict,
is sueing a. garment company which
holds contract with the state for
labor of prisoners. Anderson con-
tends that the company should pay
him wages for the work he did while
a convict, and holds that enforced
seryitude on the part of prisoner
is slavery, and that the state consti-
tuition prohibits slavery, without maxi
ing an exception against convicts.
The courts decision will have a bear
ing on convict labor in other states.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
New Commission.
Appointed
In Colorado


Washington, q Dec. 8.-President Will
SON has appointed Seth Low, of New
York; Charles w. Mills, of Philadel-
phia, and Patrick GlIday. Of Clear
field, Pa. district president United
Mine OWrkers, as q commission
through future differences between
operators and miners involved In the
present Colorado coal strike may be.
settled. ssss...-
It is stated that this commission
was not appointed to deal with the
existing differences, which have caus.
ed SO much turmoil in Colorado.
Hywel Davies, of the Kentucky Opera
tors Association, and w. R. Farley,
Of the United Mine Workers, the
conciliators who have been attempt
ing to settle the strike for several
months. will continue ii tnefr efforts
to have the operators and miners,
agree ON settlement of the present
strike. @s
In a statement accompanying the
appointment of the new commission,
President Wilson said: -
"The strike Of the miners in Colo
RADIO, which has now lasted for twelve
months has attracted the attention
of the whole country. and has been
accompanied by many distressing and
tragical circumstances The media
ton of the government of the United
States was offered early in the strug-
gle, but the operators of the mines,
were unwilling to avail themselves of.
1T, or to act Upon the suggestions
made in the interest of peace by
representatives of the Department of
Labor, authorized by statute to serve
in such cases. It became necessary
to send Federal troops in the dis
trfctI affected by the strike in order
to preserve the peace, but their pres
ence' could, Of itself, accomplish moth
ing affirmative
The President further states that,
after long waiting, he ventured to
propose plan of temporary settle
ment, to be put into operation for
three years, pending permanent adj
1ustment between the operators and
miners a
The striking miners promptly &C
cepted it, continues the President,
"but the mine operators rejected 1t,
saying in response tony earnest ap-
peal, that they objected to~its most
essential features; namely, the pro-
posed arrangements by which the
miners might state their grievances
through a committee, and by which
differences might be settled by refer
'ence to q commission appointed by
the President OF the United States.
II think the country regretted their
decision and was disappointed that
they should have taken so uncompro-
missing q position. / have waited and
hoped for change In their attitude,
but now fear that there will be none.
And yet do not feel that / am at
liberty to do nothing in the presence |
Of circumstances so serious and dis
tressing.
Merely to Withdraw the FederM.
troops and leave the situation to clens
and settle itself would seem to me
to be doing something less than my
duty after all hiatt has occurred.
7 have therefore, determined to
appoint the commission contemplated |
in the plan Of temporary. settlement,
Notwithstanding the rejectiong Of that
plan by the mine operators, and thus,
at least, to create the instrumentality |
by which like troubles and disputes |
may be amicably and honorably set
tied in the future.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
TO PAY. SCHOOL TEACHERS

Cleveland, Dec. .8.-The Cleveland
Grade Teachers Club has voted to
reimburse the six teachers who were
dismissed for activity, in seeking to
organize q union. The club will also
pay all expenses incurred by the clubs
executive board In conducting the
fight for higher pay for teachers. Miss
Marie Claus, president Of the club,
was cheered- when she stated that
the Cleveland school teachers were
victims of habit, the habit of being
poorly paid, but that from now on
they would make it habit to con.
tinue demanding higher pay until the
demand Is granted. She urged the
fixing Of an initiation Tee and dues,
and declared that 200 fearless mems
beers were better than 400 who do
not know where they stand.
Superintendent Frederick, who was
fined and given q jail sentence be-
cause of his discharge OF the organ
lied teachers. has appealed his case.
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