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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
@eraniiannaen.

Die Gmabo 9oge 9to. 629 oes
3eutider Gr0en Der 6arugari pers
anitaltet beute gtbeno in Der
90bmiihcn 3lrn6olle al t3. itno
g}ortba StraBe einen 9roBen 9aa,
mo5u oa5 6eitfomitc cine frc,uto.
Ii6e gmlaoung al aae ltitglieOet
mo 5rcun0e Ser 2oge crgeben
IdBt. Die 5oru9ari 2oge balt
otter 3eittidfeiteu ab uno alle nebs
men eineu fir oic Gbcilne6uer &c.
uuBrcideu 8erlali. GicS miro iidl
bon ocm bcporitcbcn0en @nue iagen
Iaiieu, ga Gds aou1ite eS an nihts
ieblen ldBt inn einen a1ieitigen
@rfol5 az cr3lelcn.
Die Gnoba Soge go. 81 Groen
Ser peruaml5sS obne, ieiert Wtor.
gclt 5onl1tag 2lbeno, i'm 9elitiden
6auie ibr Stiitlmgsfeit beitebeno
aus eiuem 9cluiitbIden 9eiianl.
meniein am 9}admittag lno einem
groBen 8oQ an glben Seoer 9eilt.
ihe lit bcr5li6 ipiQfommen.
Der Gnaba 4lott0eutite gcrein
lmo Scr 0eutidc 9omcn Gerein
peranitalten bcute, Ganlitag
9lbello, int Geutiden Sauie einen
aroBen GaIico-9aa, Ser iidJ iiher
zines regen 9eiuhe5 erfreneu miro.
gier fe:ne Freiie 9elangen 5ltr Ser.
Ioiung. Der 8aa pobrt bis peit
ua9 g?itternaht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
9seripnaInutiien.

&err 6ons 6ulfe lpltroe friib
beute @or9en pon iciner iitn8en
@attin (geb. @ltie Saubens) nit
eincn1 ihlmiden Godterden beideitft
0}lttter umo ainO befinocn iid ben
llmitdn0en nod pobl. g9ir grutu-
lirelt
Gcp 9e6ant 9lueimg in g1eit
9oint, 9}ebr., DER in oelttiden Strei.
fen oes Stoate8 ipoblbGannte lmo
qeadtete 8farrer, bat iein 4oiiorot,
0nS CT bieIc Sabre lang oeriDaltete,
aus Geiunobeitsriidiidltcn nicocrae-
leat. Gr miro ieOod in @eIt Boint
pcrbIeiben uno ieine olteu Iage IN
ocm 9ou ihnl geitifteten ct. So
icp6S qfltenbeim oerleben Gfnr.
rer 9fueiing lit friibcr bel pieIcf
Ocutidelt eeIegenbriten i'm Stante
oils Heoner auigctreten un0 bat pie
Ir sSrennOe, Die boiien OaB iein @e-
iunoleit53uitailo iidj baIO belieril
mo0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
g1c,u 6auen ga6n.

9}cp 9lorf, %. 9lpril 9l0c
Giu3eIbeiten 6etreffenO Die 6inan5Ia.
&C Der 9}ep Dorf, g}ep Sopen 4
Sortior0 9abn murOelt III elmer am
Gomlarltoq IN gtep gorf 5piidcn
gealnten Der @eicaidait rtib oenl
BON ser 5irna 3. q. Morgan &
50. orgauiiirtcn SpnOifat feitgelegt.
Ser NlQn iiebt Die 2lufbringung
bon $60,000,000 Dor, anitatt $685.
100000, pie uripriinaIid) beabiif-
tigt mar IS beiBt, OaB Die gan5c
Sunlue bereitS ge5eidnet iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
0nrir 9eneidltn.

HSni Qertiner 2ofaIan5eiger 8oI(t
Elm Sndberit0noiger Dem nmerifnnt.
iden Serrc glanjenoeS 2ob. Die
gIrmee beitc6c aus @Iitetruppen mo
Die Sffi3iere ieien ehte u@cntle.
men" gIud Der Dtili5 miro Gnergie
ano 8apferfeit nahgeriibmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Riltungrn btr
ulltrr-1tntt!
5mpOrtirrn 10000 (5GUttre uRo
iiir 100000 iurrib Nin
nitiUn.

QcIilit. Srlouo, -. 9Ipril n
sIn ciuiumcu lmftcl Der Ailitc BON
lllilrr limo 10000 t3Gucbre mo ci.
ne Million Entr0neu Don 1cttidl.
lanO aclouoct uDrnch lic Gan.
olmgspldgc pnr0cu bepahi bis Die
4Puniiiun nut 0cu @cae nadJ oen
9climnungspIdBcu mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
,Iransnprptelt ncacn ariea.

9lep gorf, %. 2(pril, Ss5n Der
Cooper Union biclten 0ie sSrauen
cine DtaiienucriamIllna ab, mabreuO
mel6er cine Groteitreiollttion gegen
cincn arieg nit Dlerifo ongcnom.
men !puroe Ter ErditOent miro
aufgcfor0ert ieiuc irilberen eOIen
@orte in Die l6at 5u iiberieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Bonn gsliB crIdllaacn.

Cambridge, 9tebr, 25. 2Ipril. =
Ger 33 Sabre oIte s5re0 gubanfS,
adt Dlcilen iiiO0itlih bon bier, ipltr.
0e pont 9liB eridlaacu mo iein
8rtoer 8olter mar itln0enlang be.
mlltlos. Scin Sorper mar bis 5ur
ltnfenntlidfcit per6raunt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Siciias 9lnturcifen fir Garrensa.

Gem @eid1itaiiibrer S9Sobn y.
2ioubcr1cr pom Omaha 3rpeige Der
6iSt 9itbber So. qin9 pom Ganin5
Gitp 3weig ein @5eiud 8u nit 9li.
toreiien ous3ubelferL "a @cneral
Garran5o glutoreiien elmer beitimn.
ten 6roBe beiteat lmo Der aonia3
Gitu 3peig feline gctiigenoe gln.
3o1l oerielben babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
0niier frani eSuicpAts 2nitonS

8ien %. 9lpril SSm 3uItonO
beg &oiier5 Sranj Soiep6 mar fci-
ne merfIide 9lenoerlmg 5u uer3eids
ueu, mie pin Bulletin Der 9ler3te be.
beiogt Seine Sfrdite, 6er5tbatig.
felt uno 9lppctit iiuO befricOigeno. ="
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Sefretar Vrnan'o Cfrfldrnng.

g9oltinaton, -. glpril. Selretar
9rnan bat mlf's gciiimmteite Oos
lpeit prbreitete G5eriidt mioerlegt
baB er i'm 5nlls eiucr Strieg5ertld.
RUM ieiu Aut lfic0crlcgen ptirOe.
er iaat, er babe mic at eincm }us
riidtritt 1rbadJt nod nit jelnano
Ddriiber gciprodcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Garrania fnbrlt nndl epanicn.

Son0cn %. 9lpril-gine 9lod'
ridltcn1acntur in 1laori6 orudt cine
aabeIoepeIde Garranjn'$ ob, Die be.
iagt, oa5 merifaniidc Rolf nerOc
gegen oie ginoringIinge Cger. Staa.
tefl) bis gum Ichten gltbem3ugc fam.
pfen. llno bon Den 1000 Spa.
niern III @lerifo icicn oiclc berejt
ben glcritanern 5ll bcliell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25

FatronelL un0 id Diroe nltf bic
Staot 0ierIto marihiren
Iicie grOBe Dicnae Eutroneu
fam Giaa obcr uidt cr6aIten, oent
Die gSoiieuciuiu6r lit mieOcr pcrbo.
ten ,Sn Suare5 mirOen Die @irtb.
idaften mo Spielbollcn mieoerum
geihloiicu.
Aatllcu Garrnn5n 5ur NeutralitGt.
&ui5m1ion, -. glpril. - Rad,
cincr 3dnicrcu5 nit Stant5ictretor
agrpau tcIe9rapbirten bier iid) duf.
6aItcnoc mcritaniiGe aonititlltiona.
liitcn an General Garranja, loren
6ltbrer, cine nelttrale 6oltlng 81
bcluabraJ mdbreno Oic Der Staa.
ten nit 6ucrta Sdpicrigtciteu Ia.
ben.
IS 6ciBt, oicIc 9otifait on @e.
neral Garranja lei ais glntlport
Der @cr. Staateu auf Gnrran5aS
Rroteit acgcn ole 9eii6uabn1e uon
gcru Gru5 aui5ufaiieu Zen SION.
ititlttionaliiten mar ucriifert nor.
0cn, Dab fcnt glngriiispIau pou gc.
ra Gru} beabiidtIgt ieL uuo oa3
3oaunt oGu 0leriinnern juriidge.
geben meroe. iobal0 Die 6uerta Sal.
tiou bnrciden0e tSemlBtbmng &C..
gebeu babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Glollrn filIrcn wic 1917

Nai6a0tou : g. 25. 9lpril.-
Dos >rtte aauaQcric Jcaimcnt
piinidFt Die Gpr1ut pon @era Cru
slI iiibrGu ais Is I'M Sabre 1877
that. gicie 9otidJait tclegrap6irtc
gcitern Gbcrit n. 4 glotion in Sort
Gam Soniiou an grigaoegeneral
Snab g. Scott, Den irltbcreu aom.
AInn0eur 0es yiegitueut5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
@citere 9anOtrnppelt
na1 &era Grn} benrOert!
Gs berribt &abe in Der brietten StaOt, nnS
bic Serbdtnfc tnrrOrn iuieSer nOrual.
gier g(merifancr in Oet staOt @trifO trmOrOet!

amertane Sladmac ben 3Hat aedppt nnO gcnn
arn anrn, oar aud ausrbidl Der Smabaer j. " grbmer
Tic S5Sfralru n gluruO geoO Der trrnniihu @reme in
sab 9ie Strster Der aoHitutiOnlcn bubn mad llnter'
rsOune NIT Srirr grpau Garranja scat9eu rd neutral
prrbaltu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25

Diebr als 80 lonuen
@aiicu icocr Battlua mnroeu be.
idlaguGImt Mud pur0cn ammtli.
DE g8uficn in Gileuaciddiicn mo
mo oloercn t8eidldi.
ten wc @oiien pcrfouit mer0cn,
nit 9cihlaa bcleat 9ledr a0niraI
6etfcr iii cntihIoiicn teiuc @ofien
i'm @eiiB Der @inmobner ~ laiieu.
6nertn'S SulontcSfa ais @Oro.
brrnner.
gareou. Ter. %. 9lpril - giuc.
DO SarcOo, an ocr anocrcu Scitc
oes 6io Wranoc, bictct Oao gilo BON
3rritoriug mo Gcrluilihna. Tie
Solodtysfa Sucrtd5 bat bort iurdt.
bar gehnuil Ter Gigcntbumi6a
Oen bcl1uit ii6 aui $4,000 llitcr
0en 5eriiortcu oicbGuocn beiiHocn
iid ols oneriiauiihc aoniulat. oo5
9oitaut. Ibcdtcr uno Ole g8crt.
itntcn Der giirnbo6nen 2ie ilbcr
oru SIuB fi6rcuocw @riiden iino
nod iutatt, nber es uurocu Grriude
gemodlt iic nit Gpnamit 81 ipren.
gen.
Slutoertc bon 6liidtIlngrn iu6.
ten aus Der bremcnoen Staot bier
3uiludJt. Tic ginDunOerllnasbcbor.
De gnb ibucu llnterflrnit uno etrUu9
III elm Sobolo ole SolOatcu ole
Staot perIicBcu Lief bic gorjr BE.
uolferuna uad Der ameritauiihen
Seitc biniibcr
Sera Grnj bic Sricgsbniis.
8aibin0ton, p 9lpril. aricgs.
ietretar 8arriion bat Die GrfIdrlmg
abgegebcn OaB cine itorfc Iruppeu.
beiabung in gcrn GrB berbleiben
meroc, ioOaB I'M 6uae eiucs agrei.
iibcn Gorge6cn5 oicic Stuot ais
Gle Baiis Der frieaeriidcn Opera.
tionen acltcu lnur. IS miro BON
0cn Nouitititionaliiten obioIute
9lcutralitat geiorOcrt werOen.
Sma6n'cr in SdnOcn Oer 4ierifnncr
lllttcr oen jm6lf goiiagcren oic
0urb mcritnnihc 5rltppcn beiGor.
OoDa aui einem ami Der 6obrt nod
8era GruB bciinOlihen ga9n3uae &c.
iangen 9euonlnen murocn, befinoet
iid aud Elm iuuger GInnba'er. IS
lit 5ranf ". 2ebn1er, Der Sobn bon
0erru mo 6rau ,5ranf Se5mer,
1922 Gnunet StraBe. Die 9epe.
iten meloen OaB Die &aiiagicre ei.
nige DieiIen BON gera Gru3 pom
3ug genommen iruo 0urd Major
Nalrio Wlartine3 perbaitct ipuroen.
oanu nad GorOopa iiberiii5rt. IS
beiBt aud, c9 beitebe @cfdbr, 0aB
Die @efonarucn biugeri6tct DerOcn.
(5ruuf VI. 9ebmer lit 32 Sabre
ait lno uiipcrbeirot6et. 9luBer Der
glutter bat or 3pci 9riiOcr, Die bier
i'm 6iienbabnfoultruftiousgeldIdit
iino. 6crr 9ebmer lit icit lntge.
idbr iiinf Sa5rcu in N}erito. Gr
beiibt bort cine fIcinc 9uferplarta.
&c nno lit Der Sauptleitcr einer
gr0Beren, bic eiuem Gnglonocr ge.
fort. Sein 9ruoer 9bilip febrte
fiir5lih bon 0lcrifo 5nriid mo CT
Tbeilba6er in ieiue5 9ruorrS &c.
iddit mar. 9ebterer OriIdte feline
5llrdt aus, Dab i'm Sale ainc5 BRIT,
dies Die meyitanide Negicrlmg &C..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25

ReHiocola Slorion, 2j. glpril.
ICm @cieblsbuhcr bon Sort Gar.
tnncas ama Don aricgaocpnrtenlcut
Sniiruiiion ili &orbcrctungen iiir
ipeitefs AO00 0lau ju treiicn. Die
nndl bier ioiort ron Der gltlautiideu
Sti.iie iiir globiliiirlmI acianot mcr.
6en es nuroc aud lml glusflmit
criudlt. Of cine pacnor yotaitdt
fir 9lobiliiirumq ron Orri pocr pirr
9rian0rn }latiouuIanrOci uno 6rcr
iuilligea aeln0cH mcrocu fam.
sliitcaartiacric mObiliiirt.
9iep gonoon @onn, . 9lpril.-
Sn oen Sorts 5rry uno u. S.
Nrigbt iinO 9cicblr cingetroiicn, 10.
fort 9orbcrcitlmqen iiir @ericglua
oaer 0crtigeH Siliterartiaeric nad
einem No5liiirin1SInlcr bel 9}on
tonf Eoint, Z ). jIt trciicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
alebrllrnnrnrra[ mit glemifnncrn.

Brownsville, Iera8, %. 2lpriI.
Ter Rebeacngeneral GabnQero IN
Tanipiro telcgrapbtrtc Dem Salpt.
qiiartiet in Watamoro5 Ga if
ge6ort babe, ole 6cocrnIiiten baben
ben amerifuncrn peiterc 9eleioi.
giinaeu jugefuqt, babe i'd iofort mie.
Der oen 2lngriff eroiinet uno bereitS
Oru 5ricObof genommcn, no cine
iiorfe geinBpng @i0critalto IeiItcte
Griuarte Gieg bis glbeno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
2cidlenUcr6rcnnltn

8et1 Gtuj, Mcr., 25. gIpriI. =
is 2eihen BON mdbrenO Der Ginna5-
me Der StaOt gefQaenen Merifanern
iino in TART pdripeiiem ,3ltItanoc
5uiidea Den Shuttmaiien Der gia.
rineafuorude heroorgeboIt noroeu.
Die 9eiden puroen NIT 6oI5 inter.
mengt auigeidihtet imO baum NIT
Rctrol4um getrdntt uao angeitedt
Gom Sm Sebaitian $9oipital iab
man geitern ben gaujal Sng iid
Seiden3iigc beipegcu Snnen ct.
tbeilten Die grieitcr Oen SterbenOen
-Ain Embellishments
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
@ettcr6eridjt.

Shon obcnns rllo iDo1fid]einIid
Suultao; etDos taIteE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25

6aasindnng nadD 8nffcn.
@eitcrn mur0en bier ale 0dltier
Der StdOt ourh omerifaniidbe Sol-
oaten mad 8offen itno gtunition
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
bod ,wsi 9lmcrifancr sefallcn.

gsaibiugton. %. 9lpril Die 2iiic
Der @piaaenen in gera Grlt3 lit inn
Den Gbiei Gunner 0iate 2ouis g.
@ostuel uno oen @latroicn 9lnn-
0oIpb Sunluerlin permebrt por0en
Gs iin0 jeBt II 3oote uHo 70 Ser.
iDunDete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
gilla luiiuidlt @unitiOn.

Gl @aiu, Ter. 25. glpril. @c.
neral Jraucisco gina bat mieoer.
bolt, 0aB er nidt gegen ole 8er |
Gtaataa Die g9affen crarciien prr.
Sc. ct iogte: rs III Der StdlnpiI
Dieies tleinen Erlmfcnbolos Sucrta |
So, fupI1e, id) bdtte jet ,000,Oo0I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, is recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
Bier amerifaner uOm Dob ermOrOe,

Wera Gru} Wter, %. gIprlI- =
Gle bieiige 3eitimg 81 0ictomen
Ael0et, OoB Der 9io6 in Der StoOt
ADlerifo bier 9lmeritaner ernlor0et
habe. Gas gIott pia oie 9tadritt
ron Der Sailptita0t crbalten babcn,
1ra Oer Spier wurOen olls eller
Strabenbobncar ge}errt uno erifIQ.
gelt, Der uierte ipuroe I'M @cbduOe
Der 81 I2. Is. u. Olud NlitalicOer
eiues glaiebaa Teams erldlagcu,
Dem Ell anaeborte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-25
c'stanaGneiip tinaetrOfien,

@oiafngton, %. glpril. Bel
ION G'sGaug6neiiD merifanlitcr
@eihaitstrager in Der StaOt 0leri.
to- lit INIT 5amilie mo Stab acitern
gEbeno IN Gera 6rj riHgetroflen.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-10-17
MANY NOMINEES | VI ||| Il:
F-'+" II. = =, -E.--J - -
:. !. ON BALLOT NOV. 5
- .'-~ - = 'f~:
:. @,>:: -,
County Auditors Force Busy
Preparing for General Elec-
ton Next Month.

Ballots to be used at the general
election Nov. 3 are being prepared by.
county Auditor Halden and his as
slstants. Many names will appear on
the county ballot which were not
voted on at the primaries last June
because there was no contest.
: In order that the public may know
who are the candidates for, the re-
sspective offices, the following official
list Is given: ,,
William A. Cant Josiah D. Ensign, Bert
Fesler. judge OF the Eleventh judicial ais
ns Sisrsnfs 3: Miller; SspSe!isas: Asarsw
Sss IN IL a's xhf5
SIGNAL district one to be. elected.
se6 Gasrss ana AK McKn,sht
William J: North and Bert n: Wheeler.
tSet oas ee BE- dis
'pss district ash ia ssRsssE
Other Legislature Candidates. -.
Anton Borgen R: Il. Hood. John E. Jen-.
RI
SAM, two to be elected. :..:.
Gs t" =, NJ Peterson and p e. Phillips.
partisan), one to be elected:
No. n Nelson, N; n riRistt. representativs
two to be elected. ~
dS S9hs msy senator sxtisth
Fred Bessette. D. T. collins. ). .ef +: Nc
Niven Samuel c. Scott, REPRESENTATIVE .si1:
tieth legislative district (nonpsrtissn}. two
latiye, district tnonps1tisan5. one to es'; Be
John II. Gill. Charles T. Murphy; Louis
M. Osborn. Solomon Sax representative SIX
ty-first district (nonpartisan). two to be
odin Halden and Edward H. Hatch,
county auditor (nonpartisan). one to BE-
George H Vivian, county treasurer (non-
Charles Calligan and B. F.. smisa. regis
ter OF deeds :(nonpartisan), one to be
Two For Sheriff. - -.
Frank L: Magic: and. John r. Meining,
o3 5sdss es
Warren E. Greene, county attorney tnon:
Dyer, Charles A. Kimball. Charles g. Krel-
w. W.T. b. e Sesnty surveyor <nonpart''an'
J. E. Gardner and Charles Line, court
commissioner <nonpartisan}. one to be
county superintendent Of schools (nonpaf-
Charles F. Mccomb. county coroner <non-
partisan.. ons to be elected
Bert kr1bSback and Thomas H. Little,
county commissioner, Second district (non-
partisan), one to be elected.
U. S. Grant Mcmahon and John e. Por-
than county commissioner, Fourth district
(nonpartisan), one to be elected.
commissioner, sixth district (nonpartisanj.
one to be elected
Names on the ticket will appear
in the order given. Blank spaces
will be reserved for the insertion by
the voter of the name of any person
for whom he desires to cast his ballot
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-10-17
UNION FACTORY
FOR SUPERIOR
Fitwell Clothing Company to. op-
crate Overall Factory With
Union Labor.

The Fitwell Manufacturing COM
pany, a concern which will manufact-
ure overalls, shirts, pants and mack
NAV clothing, is installing a complete
plant in the Russell block, 16O6-0S
Tower avenue, and will next week COM
mence operations with force of about
20 people.
A. Holzberg, the we'll known local
tailor, is one Of the prime movers be-
hind the new clothing factory. Asso-
ciated with him is A. Littman, a prac-
teal clothing factory man who has
managed factories in Minneapolis and
other factories before coming to Su-
perior.
Mr., Littman already has an estab-
lished business with a considerable
number Of mercantile houses through
out the northwest, and will be able to
dispose Of the full product of the fac
tory for some time.
Union labor will be employed
throughout the factory, stated Mr..
Holzberg this morning. I'VE will have
the only union clothing manufacturing
plant in this vicinity said he, "but we
fel that by paying better wages, and
shorter hours, we can get a better class
of help and turn out far better goods"
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FEDERATED TRADES TO
AID WOMEN STRIKERS

The Federated Trades Assembly at
it's meeting in Owls hall Friday night,
received communication from the
Broommakers' union at Chicago, the
members of which are out on strike,
asking for donation to assist in car
rying on the strike. The local body
voted to send a sum Of money to the
strikers, who are women.
The special committee Of the as
sembly appointed to consider and set
tie all grievances and disputes be-
tween the labor body and employers
of labor in the city announced that
differences between the management
Of the Rex theater and the trades
assembly have been adjusted salts
factorily.
A resolution was passed directing
that all publicity in regard to the &C.
tivities Of the assembly shall be issued;
by the press committee Of the body,
in order that no unauthorized state
ments as to the attitude of the body
may appear in print.
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NEW FALL UNDERWEAR
- AT THE BIG DULUTH.
Greysolon Cigars, 3 for Csc, and
2 for 25c..
SEATTLE ORGANIZES
FORWARD MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Seat
tie Record, the labor paper, has this
to say relative to the forward move
ment now in progress:
, "Great as has been the progress
made in the labor forward movement
during the past six weeks, still great
er efforts will be put forth during the
balance OF the year according to a
decision reached by the committee
having the matter in charge at an en-
thusiastic meeting held ips the Labor
Temple recently The meeting was at
tended by a large anumber ,of labor
leaders and enthusiasm ran high. over
reports received telling, of the Won
derful gains that had been made in
q number Of local organizations ''.
The committee decided to specify
certain sections of the city for the
purpose OF concentrating their efforts
and the organi1ers Of the cam paign
have such q complete sarids eftective
organization that = / house to house
eanpaig 9 .to %. zaade. !.
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NEW FALL SHOES
AT THE BIG DULUTH.
GreysOIOn Cigars are mild.
CINCINNATI EMPLOYERS
ATTEMPT STALE GAG

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 16.-The
Cincinnati Employers association
through its organizers are making an
effort to organize the Independent Or
der of Traction Men of Cincinnati.
This means that the company is en-
deavoring to organize one of those
model unions which devotes it's en-
ergy to looking after the interests of
the employer to the exclusion of the
workmen. OF course, the further OBJ
ject is to destroy, if possible, the
regular organization Of street car
men.
A. controversy is now on between
the traction company and the city
authorities over the reduction of the
number of cars operated on various
city lines, the company claiming a
decrease in patronage, while the OPP
position claims that the receipts of
the company do not bear out that
statement.
However, the company assumes at
least that this is a favorable oppor-
tunity to follow in the footsteps of
other corporations who believe that
workingmen have no rights which a.
street car company is bound to re-
spect.
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WHAT SUPPORTS THEM.

.Bill-Switserland Is noted for It's
scenery, you know. 3Jill-Yes, but: q
person cant hive on scenery. Well.
the hotel proprietors seem to be do
ing pretty well at it.''---Y onkers
Statesman. @.s @ y !, .aS ss1S ss
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FIRM MUST. PAY: . =.
@-''.
INJURED WORKER

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1e.-More
evidence that the deadly set-serew"
is appropriately named has been pre-
scented to manufacturers through the
Wisconsin Industrial commissions
award under the .workmen's compen-i
sation act to J. C. Hickox. an employe
of the Beloit Concrete Stone company.
Incidentally, the award carries an
extra Is per cent penalty against thes
employer, for violation of the COM!
missions order of 1912, which pro-,
hibits the use Of expressed set-screws
on moving parts Of machinery. ~,
:Tickox, while adjusting belt
came in contact with some revolving
set-screws and the muscles and liga-:
ments of his right arm We're badly
torn. :. ~>' .<1e~
He was laid up for IA weeks. The!
commission ordered the employer to;
pay him $1s1.1s with Is per cent ad-;
ditional because Of violation Of the
order to guard set-screws. ~ f.
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SUPERIOR DEPARTMENT
SUPERIOR unions
!: =: WANT LABOR TEMPLE
" UnuU 1 nulH lLUH l.
New Committee Appointed to
Devise Ways and Means to
Erect Building.

The Superior Trades and Labor AS
>sembly after an Intellectual attempt
last spring to purchase lots in a suit
able location for a Labor Temple are
not discouraged but have appointed a.
new committee to go further into the
matter.
: A great deal of dissatisfaction has
developed in the matter Of retaining
the lease Of the hall on Belknap and
Hughitt, and at all events another hall
will probably be arranged for.
A conference was held last evening
with Victory Linley who owns lots
near Thirteenth street and Ogden ave.
nue., and it is hoped that satisfactory
arrangements can be made for this To-
cation.
Among other important matters
taken up by the assembly at the last
regular meeting was the enlargem ent
of the convention committee.
The committee is to commence
work Immediately to raise funds and
make other necessary arrangements
for the convention which will con-
vene here on the third Wednesday Of
July, 1915.
The Moose lodge have already
offered the use of their parlors in the
Agen block, free of CHARGE. for the
sessions of the Wisconsin State Fede-
ration Of Labor
The building committee is composed
of five members as follows: Chairman
Edwin T. Harris, Charles Swanson.
Charles Lapp, Alex La Rock and
William Hland.
The convention committee as en-
larged is comprised of seven members
Charles Swanson, o. F. Eick, J. p.
Clemens, Edwin T. Harris, William
Hiland, Q. D. Eby and Charles Lapp.
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At the first Republican rally Of this
campaign which will be held at
Tower hall Saturday night, Governor
McGovern, candidate for United States
senator, and Ex-Governor Davidson
will deliver the principle addresses.
Mr.. McGovern, who had the opposi-
ton of Senator La Toilette during the
primary campaign, is making an ef-
fectual fight for the senate and ex-
poets to be elected by a large ma
jority.
The governor is an Interesting
speaker and presents good appear
ance on the public platform.
Emanuel Phillip. the Republican
candidate for<governor is expected in
Superior some time next week to
speak in the interest of his candi-
dacy.