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Columbia 6eutc flar uno n6r0Iidc
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gNInnipea I6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

in @egleitlrng oes Or. G6orIes s.
@lepcr mo Sri. GGa 3. @}c1er BON
9lolono 9garf mittclIt oes 9}oro0eut-
iden 2loDO- 0ompferS u@rin3 SSric0-
rid @ilbelm" onaetrctcn bat, 0u lln-
ter6rcden. Gr fabeItc, Dob er om
81. Suli GOin6urg perloiien bat unc
ip0tcr einc 9}eiie ourb Guglono
mohte. 9lm 7. 9luguIt 1T CT bon
G6riitiouia nit oem 0ompfer nllni-
ic0 Stotcs~ bon Scr Sfon0inoDiiHen
2inic nod glmcrifn o69crciit lno am
ndhitcn @3ontog oiirfte er ncbit Or.
@leDer uno Sri. @}eDer i'm Nofen
bon 93epYorf eintrciien
&oitor Steffen8 in
9 q bmen.
Inter sen pielcn lid) 3ilr 8eit in
europa ol,f6olten0en g(merifancrn,
iiber ocrcn gcgenipdrtigcu 9(ufentboIt
un0 3uitono ibre bieiigen &erpono-
ten mO 6reunoe mMts @cnoues
miiicn 6cfinoct iih olcb @aitor 9.
s.. Stcffcns, ser Sccliorgcr Scr
coongcliiA Iutberiiden W}artini-Stir-
hc SSm 9(iftrogc ser &egicrlmg
ocrlieB cr am Is. Sui Baltimore on
9oro scr naoniQii 9uiIc" bonn
glorooeitic6eu SloBO, itnl 0leid nod
Der 9lnfunft in Bremen sic g9eiter.
relic nod Gol0no, nnbe Erog in
9obmen on3utrcten. 0ie bieiigc
glgentur ocS Nior0oelltihen 2loDo CT.
fldrt ooB sic r&onigin 2uiie1 am
26. SuIi in @rcmen onaelanQt lit.
&on oo ab febIt ieoc 9}odriAt BON
Foitor Steffens, 70 oaB icine bieii
qen &erpan0teu lm0 Breun0e ii6er
icincn inomelltnncn gli;fcnt6oIt boa
ItGnoig I'M ltnflorcu limo. 9lu "a.
Suli 6ereitS uor ser &ric1 crtldrt
i0orocn, un0 es lit iroglicb, ob Ser
Eoitor olsOonn nod @clcaen6eit
botte, iid nod GoIono 5iI bcoebeu.
@r. Stump bon scr 6iciigen Gin.
monoeungs 9c60roc Bot iid6 bereits
nit ser gsoibinotoncr Hegicriing
5ucdS 9luifin0una ocS @crmiBten in
&er6inouna oeiebt. @26gliherueiie
befin0ct iid @oltor StcifcnS uiht i'm
@elibc oes n0tbi0cn @oargeloes, ga
0ic @inI0iung BON GbedS lmo Der
oIei1en IN europa 8ur Set duBcrit
crihncrt, mcm nicht Dollio imn00-
lid III. Seine IcBic 9(orciic Ioitetc:
Goitor 3. S. Steffens, per qlorciie
SSrcocrid 0iI6ofi All NoItcn Ctr,
Bremen.
9'nr fir 9lmcrironcr.
9lndb elmer grtldum1 oc5 9tn0es-
Sdabamtes miro es 9Irsldnoern rn0
audi 9Imeritauern ni6t geliattei Iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
0iuioenOc er6S6t.

0ie Qireftorer ser nGonioIiootco
@os, electric 2igbt ono %owcr SO" "
crb0btcn aeiteru oie DibiOenoe fir
sic Stomm Aftien BON ~ @ro0cni
piertcIiabrli6 oif 1sz @ro5ent bier.
tcli06rlih, moourh Die 9luSgo6e nuf
cine iiebenpro5entioe 9olis cto6lirt
pur0c. @leicbfaas or0nete oas Oi-
rcftoriiun oie 3uriid8iebung Der mls-
iteben0en S5,13S,654 ASrioritdts.
Slftien an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

0os bon SEQ. 0jiintber ocbroilte
@ier 1T oos bette. @iele 9curtbeiler
non @ier erflGren 0aB cs irgeno
eincm eritflhiii0rn ouSlGnoiidell
@iere gIcidtonlmt. @erooc ooS Diug
fiji ocn Jomilienacbrnucb. ScinitcS
9lronto better @eiAmad imo iepr
ndbrfrdftio. 0irett bon Scr @rolte'
rel oirA bic neneltcn M}oidinen op.
cciiilt moourd6 abiolute Hcin0ei
ceiidcrt miro. aiiie $1.OO. %6oue
%oIie 90. (Smi1S.1Si@o, 90
(gtn8cioe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Sdjledltc Sadlaac in Spurious
eoiut,

s,nfolqe oeS europdiiden @riegeS
mir0 oic WlorDldn0er StobI @cicl.
icjoit III Sparroips @oint jcoenials
oc8munqen per0en Die StobRbie'
nm 6obrifotion ein0uiteIen oa Scr
Ghiiisbcrfe9r beinobe lobm liegt.
Die 0jcicaihoit Bat einen groBen
9luitroa fir Giicnbobni6icnen pon
ser auiiroliiben &egierimg, nit Der
glusni6rim9 oieies 9luitroges miro
ipOoh crit bcgonnen mcroeu nohoen
poiicnoc Sronsportatious Wcle9en.
beiien Dorbanoen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
9[nnehlidler WlHrNcr nefnat.

0cteftib S6omoS Sooon reiit
beute nod &6iIooeIp6io, ium BORT oen
25 Sabre often 9}eger G6os. SopeS
ob5ubolen ser lnter Dem @eroo6t
Itcbt ongc6licb an 10. WiGr5 oicies
So6res oen 27 Sabre oIten 9lcger
%ciic Solncs III @ro6om's Ncuer.
@lrcolL SIR. 1920, 9llcconno.Str.,
nit elmer Gispide crlhloocn 8u bo.
ben NaDeS murOc ou 0ieuItog
9lbcno IN Der 2uoteritoot perboitet.
&aiic sur 0lciic m's gmSlan6 bcicrot
6. 9lainc, yir. ii3, Cit Baltimore Str,
nu1e Guitum @uuic slUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

mcr Gis5iplin, gln @otrioiisnns
ge6en Ole Celitiben Oen Gngldnoern
uidtS nod Gnglauo miro Die gan-
sc oeutiHe Slotte in Oen @runo bob
rem miiiien, e6e eS gInipruA auf ben
Sieg er6e6en fonn"
.Dfe unerfIGrGi1en sc e6en5s
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SpefiIotion in ouioeItopelteu
Nobruiasnlitteln in g(u6etra6t oes
europ1iideu &rieges miro ais sic ltr.
iobe ser iteigcnoen 9Sreiie ougeie6en.
Tos 9tnuadien ser 3udcr.@reiie lit
nibt gleidn6Big, ieOo6 berehncten
ole Sdnoler geitern W}orgeu 666ere
@reiie, ais Dor 5mei @ohen gine
Ser groBcn @rocerie. 6irnen Die
5a6lreide 9Goen in Baltimore unb
onOeren Std0ten bot 0erfouite Oen
3uder gcitcrn Morgeu iiir 6 Gents,
ertldrte aber, 0oB 6eute cine @r50b-
ima bon cincm bol6en Sent eintre.
ten ipiir0c. g}ur einen SGuier6lod
OoDon entfernt muroe in einem Ga
Oeu nit 6eiicrer &unOihoft ole glei-
dc GuolitGt 3uder fir Z Gents a6,
qege6cn GoB Gin SoB Wie6l 6alO
SIS foiten miro, iaote Sr. s. s. Col
bourne, Der @eidditsiii6rer Der Gro,
cerp-gl6t6eihng zines Geportement-
2oocus. Ser E6ce lit pro @iunO I'M
8 Gents tbeurer gemor0en unO 8war
inuer6ol6 Ger lebteu 5ipei @odeH.
Glioen.Sel lit per @ollone INN 30
Gents in Oie S66e gegougen. &or-
toffeln imo @emiie itebeu bei Der
@rciScr6o6ing feineSmegs 5uriid
@erdudertes 8leiid lit i'm GetaiI-
San0el Inn 3 bis 8 Gents geitiegen.
@ier rpcroen in gtem Dorf t6eurer
6e3o6lt. iino bier inn @reiie jeooW
nod 10 iuie Dor pier5e6n Eagen &C.,
6lie6cn. Butter 1T nidt geiiiegen.
Iie meiIteu 9i6ien @aoren aus9c
nommen sic inportirtcn, iino bon
Dem ollgemeinen Stci9en Der Freilc
e6cnialls ni6t in Nlitlei0enidoit &C.
5oqen morOcn. Sin W}dngcI an
8Drn, wcldes 5um ar0Btcu S6ciI ia
iuportiri miro, oiirite oieS icoo@
balo in ingiiuitiaer @eiie beeinihl-
fen.
@ollen &rteos Gontre-
ban0e berfen0en.
Gle 6S. 9. g. 9ofcr, @m. Sn0le,
Nlauhuro NanoaQ mo s. s. @bit-
nep meroen 6eute an elmer Gouiercu5
in Bai6inaion nit onoereu @crtre-
tern Ger 9onf.Sntereiien uno DER
Sanocls Orgoniiaiionen aus Dem
Qonscn 9onoc I'M S6obnmts.Gepar-
tcmcnt I6eil ne6men Inn Oariiber 5li
berat6en, mic Der @etreiOe- transport
nod Gnglano ltn0 anoren trIcgtilb-
reuben QGn0crn micoer oiigenonl-
men wcrocn fam. TeSgIciHeu ioll
Ser 8mmmoQ6anoel nit @nalono
mieoer ouiaeuonlmen meroen. "a
beioc 9lrtitel @ctreiOe unO 9aiun-
moIle, ariegs.Gontre6onoe iino, iieat
iih oen @unOcsbeomtcn Elm idlueri-
RIGGS 9Sro6lem ent9egen. 9lid &ob-
len iino s@2ieas.Gontrebanoe uuo
ipcrOeu ioaar Sen Sonoclsi6iiien an-
Gcrer Climber in amerifouiihen Sd-
fen permeigert.
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sOnaenai,f- NIB llnteraaha.

Sonneuoiligang. ....5 Il. 16 Ii
Sonneninter9ang ......7 Il. 6 Wl.
ylon0auiaaua 10 Il 40 Di gI6cnos
Shuts 10 Il. SO @l Gormittoas
stub .......-..12 10 Il. 9iadts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

tiqc on0emelOct.
Sc6r bciddftate 2ellte felt glus,
bruh oes &rieges limo Ole @eomten
teS oeuiiden Gouiuls Gorl g. 2iioc.
ris gis 5u ipdier gla3i3eit lino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

@on 0em bier lpobl6etonuien @rn
Gr6oro bon ano6lod, Der iidl nit iei.
ner 8omilie in @oInut Sils, Oron.
ge.GointD. Go, pd6renO 0eS Com,
mers mli66lt aing Dem aGeutiten
Gorreiponocuten" iolgenoes Sdrei'
ben 5i:
Se6r mert6er &err Seinjl gu
erit crlou6en Sie mir, Sbneu meinen
6erjlibeu Eant iiir oie piinftlide 3u.
icnonng S6res 5llr 3eit ooppelt gcs
id)dBten @lotteS ouS5uiprcdcH ToS-
iclhc crfiiat III Oieicr fir uns CciIts
iden 10 uerbdngniBpollcu 3eit ieine
glnI9o6e in bo6em WloBc uno mir De-.
ariiBen iein @rIhcinen ieoen Wlorgen
nit Spommg mo Sreuoe Die
nIanulihen nno iiorlen @orte, oie
iolHe Eeuti9e ipie 'Faiior 9oinauu
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TEN NEW STEAMERS -: -. ),
FOR LAKES IN 1914

III WASHINGTON, D.. c. July Pa
During the fiscal year ended June 80,
1911, there were built in the United
States; and officially numbered. Il POI
vessels of 311,57s gross tons, :. com
pared with 1,e4s vessels Of ,ss2.so4
gross tons for the@same period Of 1918
The principal K, vessels are four
American-HawaHan steamships, 4: each
of s, 400 gross tons, all for the PanaS
MA canal trade, and averaging 1900
net tons; the steamship Matspnta;
for the Hawaiian trade, 1928 gross
tons is the largest vessel built iii the
United States since 1906: and the
John D. Archbold,. s,374 gross tons,
is the LARGEST oil tanker yet built Ii,
the United States. s'.s. = s.s & /.
On the Great Lakes ten steamers
Clever 90 tens each were, built, the
Alton g. Duston; 1878 gross tons, @be-
Ing the 1argestrrs Only three large
schoon err ! !, we're built In. h all thirty;
eight vessels OF over 1000 tons each
were vel bliilt. akgreeattnxs.tSs :, 900 TONS
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JOAN ~. commons ana ) Wllllam M.
I.eisersen, who during the last year
have advanced: the opinion that the
great problem },of unemployment can
be most surely: relieved through a
comprehensive system. of state free
employment bureaus, the same" I'd
serve as clearing houses for labor. -
Neither can he see how the recent
case wherein. the Paine Lumber com.
pany Of Oshkosh was ordered to; pay
q workman compensation, when the
workman was accidentally, injured by
! q SNOWFALL thrown by another en-.
ploye, esta blishes a principle which
is likely to. upset the comp ensation
plan through any. extremes to which
1t may be carried.
:. Mr.. Commons and Mr.. Leiserson
have unbounded faith in: the efficac,
Of the, state employment bureaus
They reason that it is the duty of the
state to provide employment to al
who want employment. And recoE.
nizinE the waste OF time and effor,
that slabofing men are put to in fruit.
llessly searching for Jobs, they woulc
expand the free employment burea,
Ito a point where this institution
would become a clearing; house FOL
sellers and buyers OF labor, to wit
the laborer and the employer. d wa "a
CroWnhart Disagrces. I'll
1 In connection with the theories 8,
Mr.. Commons. Mr.. Crownhart said:
"a. III am old fashioned enough to- b
i;lieve; that every manlshuuld stand 81
This own bottom rs much az he can Mr.
i Gommcns,.as you know; proceeds 20.
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are the plant tools of the exploiters
of labor, he advocated: the following
princip1eS in 4iYdjlStrv.ss = 2s+5.-I,iSs.

principles in industry: :. +.
81 The bonus system.
7 q. The pieceWork system.
= 3.EThe. contract system. e. = !, I, ~.
4 4. The sweating system. =.
5. The task system. -. Is go "a
g.. The filming system. ( .'. 81 -
= Organized labor has for yeafs@
fought these various systems in one
form or another, because they ignore
the wages to be paid for a fair day'sss
work and the number of hours 10
labor to be, performed by the worker
per day. - = ut, Il III :::>5.ss i,l. *.
IS desire to say that the, diabolftal
scheme of the Taylor System 81 f
Scientific SHOP, Management is a miss
homer and its title should be changed
to Scientific Slavery Of the: workers
in any industry, for the system will
bind the worker if he desires to exc
out an existence, to the industry for
life, thereby maintaining the system
of wage slavery for the workers, viz
tually establishing "a new feudal sys-
tenn. a: t ! IS, = 2. 3s as.s5s5 s
Labor Laws. - 49,
While the laws enacted sare-not an
far reaching as we would !. desire to
have them in the protection and well.
fare of the men, women and children
Of labor. still they are a step forward
In the upfift OF the working class %
the state. .s.St So
Therefore,. is Important to report
to this convention ssome aof the, prin-
ctpaI laws that, have been enacted
through the efforts OF, the Federation.
to-wit: ss. !, ,ss Z. 4. 81 ~
Regulating emp Eoymentl ana sintellis
gent offices and bureaus. X. Z, 80, S.
Relating 4to free employment Offices
Delinquency, truancy,, and compil-S :.
sorry education Of children. !.
Relating to school attendance and
city truant officers. ~. $ - s.sssss:
Child labor and child labor law
Labels on prison made goods and
penalty for selling such goods. THE
validity of this. act has sheen held void
by Judge Seaman ofsthe eastern dis
trict of this. state On the ground that
it interferes. WITH interstate commerce.
The same conclusion has been reach:
ed hy another court: Arnold 80:
Yanders, N. E., Rep. SOD
Regulation of lodging, tenement
and boarding houses.
Trades and occupations regulated.
by law, which includes 80 go
az Regulation Of bakers.
i b. Regulation of BARRIERS.
sc) Regulation of cigars.
d. Statues regulating the trade ofs
plumbing.
e. Sweatshop laws sS 3. Il, 81
Statutes affecting employees in the
course of their employment.
Doors son public office, theatre and
factory buildings to swing outward.
sWorkman's Compensation.
The Wisconsin State Federation Of
Lab Dor ten years ago, in Its annual
Continues on page Go
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BIG SUIT SALE AT
:. The Big Duluth:

lodged. that they executed the same as
w ee A'' WIN WIN. a p: HARRISON
Notary Public. st. Louis County, MINI.
NY commission expires Feb. IS, 1917.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. DEPART
ment Of State.
I hereby certify that the within in
office on; the 22nd day of July. A. D.
RECORDED re- I'd il ~ Book Y-s of Interpretations
=" '" JULIUS A. scHMAH11
OFFICE or REGISTER OF DEEDS
state Of Minnesota. County Of St
/ hereby certify, that the within In
strument was filed in this office, for
record July 23, 1914, at 10 A. M. and
was dyu dy recorded in Book Is Of Misc.
cHAs. cALL1GAN, =.
Register of Deeds
BY c. L. LoFGRE;:
1. w., July IS. Aug. i, 1914. 'pos'
Order Limiting Time to File Claims and
for Hearing Thereon.- ?.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY o.
St LOUIS; So. In Probate Court
In the Matter~of. the Estate Of William
w; Allen. Decedent., :~::si
Letters Of administration haVina
'been granted to Eta A. .Wheelock. :
IT is ordered. That the time withir
which all creditors of the above nance
decedent may present claims akains1
his estate. in this court. be, and, tht
I same hereby is, limited to three month,
from and after the date thereof; AMI
that the 9th day: Of October 1914 Al
ten o'clock. q. M. in the Probate Cour,
Rooms at the Court House at Dulutl
T. IN said County, be, and the same here:
1Nby rs. fixed and appointed as the tim,
and place for hearing upon the exam
lnalon adjustment and allowance O,
sdch;, claims as shall be, presented
within the time aforesaid.
/ let notice hereof be given bv tn,
Rmpncatlon Of this order in The Labo
/ Wnrid, as provided by law.
r. = S. w. GILPIN.
E Judge. of Probate
esMsa ;nnI Court st: Louis County
| L. D., July 25. Aug. /. & 1914 .
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EMPLOYING MORE MEN

CUMBERLAND. Md. July "a
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
recalled its furloughed employees at
the Grafton, w. Va, repair shops. At
Keyser, w. Va, 500 men have return.
ed to work. The railroad has issued:
orders to have each section gang
placed on full force of sixteen men.
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s5c Shirt Sale at.
The Big Duluth.
! ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

sWe, the, undersigned, have associated
ourselves together to form a. corpora
ton for the purposes hereinafter men
Chapter So General Statutes Of Mime
sofa, 1913, and acts amendatory there
of and supplemental thereto. and for
ing the following Articles of Incorpo-
ration: :.
ARTICLE l.
The name az. Of this corporation shall
principal place where it's business is
County of St: Louis and State of Min:
business of this corporation shall be
the mining smelling, reducing, refin-
ing or working of ore and minerals;
the buying, working. selling or dealing
in mineral lands, exploring OF the same
for ores and minerals or for any one
or more OF sai 1r PURPOSES q 44
this corporation shall be the first day
continuance shall be thirty (so1 years rs
thereafter.
ARTICLE III.
The names and places of residence
of the parties forming this 'corporation
are as follows: 49,
John E. Manthey. Gertrude, Dickey
City of Duluth, State of Minnesota.
ARTICLE Nv.
The government of this corporation
and the management Of its affairs
Directors, each Of whom shall be
stockholders of said corporations. The
date. of the annual meeting OF the
stockholders of this corporation at
elected. shall be the second Tuesday
Of August, 1914, and the second Tues- :
day of August of each and every year
thereafter, and such date shall alse
be the date Of the annual stockhold arat
meeting Of said corporation. Che. per-
: sons composing, the Board of Directors
until the first ELECTION at the, first an:
be 5ohn Msnthey hey: eSaRGuo Die see.
and Bertha zeilinger, all residing at
Duluth Minnego ia, - :~.~,- -
The amount of the capital stock of
said corporation shall be Two Hundred
Fifty THOUSAND Dollars !s25o, 10000
divided into to Five Thousand $4,000
lars $4,000 each. and such stock shall
be paid for in cash or in property
transferred to the corporation at its
: by its Board of Directors and such
determination shall be final.
3 : IL r. ARTICLE VI. -.' 49,.
The highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars
/. ' IN WiTHEss WHEREOF, The un.
q g. hands and seals this Fist day of july
n .1s14. 80 - = $500 -. N1'
s A. E. McMANUS <r' (SEAL)
#@5 GERTRUDE, DICKEY SEAL
u Signed. Sealed and Delivered 4 >, -
s WM. 2. HARRISON. .r 4: -.
"a ANNABELLA CLARK.
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JULY AND AUGUST
RTp1 Tn TONn nj r. AT.

~
4 TRIPS TO FOND Do LAC
?. Trips Daily Except Monday
Leave Duluth 9 4. M s and 2. b. 8 M M
Returning to Duluth l:4 ii. ana
6:45 p m. q 81, sssssSsss
ROUND "TRIP TICKET. ADULTss Soe,
s3 s5si s. CHILDsS he. ~ 81
MO DAYs
HERALD EXCURSION
STEAMER FAvORTTE, Leave Duluth
ct q m rs r sturn at s,l,:, S.; 3.
GRAND LAKE RIDE q
STEAMER eOLUAlBIA 1eOR
ST S. WING. WIS.
SO mile boat ride on old Lake Superior i
s1.O0 HOUND TRIP. az
q Laavs foot Sof Fitch - venue WesG Il 81.
Ee:30 ~ M. every Ion d rot lirni61ls,
same evening q .. M 81 -
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LAUNDRY. WORKERS GAIN

WHEELING, ". Va, July a.
Bellaire laundry workers have, secur-
ed the signatures Of laundry t~pro-
prietors to Contract which provides
for - nininfunr@ wage som exhatl lower
than, the Wheeling rate. but, all other
conditions are Identical y. - ! vi,
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON
.s THE LAKE

ii Leaves Duluth. foot OF Fifth avenue
Vest. at S:30.s p. m..s returning at
80. * S. TICKETS 25c. ~ 100 S.
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STATE sOF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
IS ST IL 6uis.-ss .s.. . s. E.1;s-sc< -
On this 21st day Of July, 1914, be-,
fore me personally appeared John =.
Manth4y,- Gertrud e, Dickey and "A. d q
sons described in and who erecuted
the -fofekoing instrument and acknow-
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L am opposed to granting this dis
cretionary power to judges, because
they are moresor less under 1.-THE influ-
ence Of. local politicians and therefore
lin many instances child labor permits
are issued on account OF the political
Influence and & therefore innocent
childhood, is many times sacrificed on
the altar of greed. VS. Il.
mits should be entirely left in the
who would their become directly re-.
sponsible for the enforcem ent of the
law AZ Al H. S. !, III Il I'll Il =. NJ
.sst would also. suggest that the age
TOT minors be raised from ito 16
years Of age ard that no minor under
!, Is years be permitted to work with
lout first obtaining permit sss..
5.s. .,. ;s.5 Women,s Unions 81
It is my. duty, although we have q
fifty five hour week law for women.
and the Industrial Co mission of the
state is empowered !. by law. to. .estab,
Nsh a minimum wage for the. female
work ers 4 in. thes industries In which
they are engaged, to remind you that
lin spite of these protective laws, the
women II and young GIRLS are forced
to exc out a miserable existence IN
1.-The various ind,lstr ies they are en-
Iployed In. ..s ss 81 sss
Let US organize our w0rk king wu-
mon into trade unions ana /, then we
will raise them from the. slough OF
poverty, despair and helpl essness and
Wa will have saccem plished something
Rewards u higher Sta ndard sof morality
labe no necessity Tor the appointment