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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

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BON bid eeoentt.
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nettet Stebts for orig bumme 8Iebs
der baltic, nenn 0u Dentit, Dob bid
aud nur elmer gIautpe oebt, mas ou
Oa i4reipe bu6f. Du foalt nur email
DIE Stammgdit, bas mstnt Die rtbs
seue SoFismerI9 in mein pIaB 1os
re! @si Die Iahe tsln sutes 9aar an
bid I'm i9 ben f4on man9esmuI
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bid Ginger WenIa mo- nod 3pei
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bOots mitgenomme perI4t2 Meu, Id
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3eit, DAB 0u aud piooer email an
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Oumit nit iage, OaB T4 biz Ni33ie
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ID 10 munter9e I'm bat en- 9rudeI
bob mer es p%uttienisr gar nit mebr
NIT Fe Itenbe fam. Die gldubt ieoes
Dort mas on i9rstUe bupIt I'M is 10
gang f9redIi4 Itodopp eeporOe.
gBsnn bn pioosr rtoubu tOmlns
Oubit, bann perb off aobrs bic gdrs
&c geI9iGt auiumme foae, bitabs
Oann finne mer ia al aus, Dab ou
en- S9pinoIer biIt. SD muB lage,
Id fa6le aris iarrie for bid IN frlse
bid for ben Gieien. Itapp oas yIons
tteI6einbiHneB IN tomm pioptr
bsim. Du tannf Die beitE9e op9 nit
rstte, glsin gifnsB 10 i9on ior bic
3sit nit, mas e. iein fDa IN
iusnn Id aud nids usrIiers, mai lb
bisIslips 3sit bod tsin psrboats
Sent. Sor Iauter GntuTiaFm IN
for 8essiiteruns IN for Iouter Dadt
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oIs Rubl for tbre Drints su
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
for 0en fniell

nil i9 Iein gauge Brief bier TAPS
piebe. Wtfe Sie, niemanb annerihs
ter bat ben @eossipeiIer en- WeltrrI
9ema4t, dIs mi, mid. Menn es nit
for mid mar, oann mar er beut nod
10 unbetdnnt nie Der Snluniieper
Mtuer oooer SnuI3t. 9ei meine
Efforts is Der @eoestpeiler beut in
bic gauge Suneitet 5tebts ais en-
sroBe 4errsoier bstannt IN &c t0ns
ne Sbne S9r f9pietes Gene bran
bette, er bat Iele atpputebi4en ou9
iaon ftinsnidiel gsnobtiBt. SnItttt
mid for al mas i'd Jpn geodbn ben,
grebtful gu fem, Oubt ct mid ems
austDiI9e, no sr rur c 5i6ebns bat
uiDiper i'd min nit Dorgrsife.
Dsnn &c mein 8rieI sslsIe ben,
Damn tperoe Gs Id)On BON leIbit en-
0piHieR bon Jpn triege. Sem Brief
bat uIfo ssiaot:
suiein lispsr pbiIipp: Sd bubn
nlle Wo9 in ben paptst beiue
Gtories Ieis; tpsun i'd aud frOb fin
sbbes bon bid Su bore. muB i'd bid
Oo9 reit bier iags, bdB id bein
9rdgge bnIb nit mebr itenbe lam.
SD Ben ia INNER getpiBb Dab BIZ es.
NIT Die Dubrbeit nit 10 ernf rsntnle
oubf. DAT ru ntutper 70 en- peroblte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

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Nah ats E8mud htt 3atntltbtf
hnb Dc itiniH Ballhltuam iam atil
mlt anst6niiltnim MtnnltIL Itbt
ttlittii FIX atatu Dem Nniua itts
duas Strides un0 8isriihta. fuo
lttl0fdm uH6 ulaubtn a. ouh bern
i6li6im Gltabmon3u0 unaufotma'
lilo cine lohburt Woit 80 uerltiegu,
inbsm man tunhbollt 6nu0 iidtrtl
mo baubstarbtiitit Spibsu bdfar
bgrlrmbtL
Nm Dem in unitrem sriltu Bible
Gbbilbuna ~. ggdgitu aIto nit
aus itintm mtibtm Boliltleinen an
etisrtigttr BLUE pirlt kiouotrs on
mulig 0as WoIenmuIttr Der Slide
rtiber3isrung. Ditit u%foroert nidl su
bel Miibs uno 8sit uno tam oabsr
aud Ieidt bon 9amen ausgsilbri
lperoen, bic iid an cine miibspolers
Stidsrei nidt pdgsn piirben uno
uidt iiber pitl freie 3eit UerIigen.
Sine 6anoltidsrst srb0bt ieoo6, aud
BET tleincr MuferuHg. gnnS btoeus
teno ben Mert elmer BLUE unb psrs
Iei9t i6r Elm rti6ss ausiebtn, bas
nod 0urd cine f9Iidte 96nittform
irie an unfere 8Orlage sebobsn pirb.
Die BLUE fam entpsoer in 66Iiipf.
form oosr nit pOrOerem S9luB gss
arbeitst fDerosn. 9ura ben untersn
aono III 8anb5us su Isiten. duff Dem
3u Der BLUE paITenoen Rode f.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

mebbie fidie I'm in oeiner 9umm6sil
t0nnit 0a bic aoTtemetl9 ais email
en- 9tnt nit Den 6en5rs6l getptpe.
Bomit i'd idIieBe pia. SD grisBe
bid aIs Oein Me0estpeiIer."
Dea, 5err ReOadtiondr, mas Iase
&c 8u 70 en- ausDerI4dmt Brief ,5d
meme, es nimmt E gan3e Gait 41rf
IN @obI mid en- S9piOIer IN en-
2eier gu RUE, Of ao4r5 bon E
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is al. IS ia uur E gutes Ding, DUB
i'd al ole &rieOeuI9jeIs ben for meis
ne aleAms gu prubfe. SD lam SPINE
muir iopieI iags, Dab BON al meme
Rteports tein Bort geIoge ID, tpsnn
Id liige bebt, baHn bebte sic Is nod
tpeniger glaulpe aIs pte ieBt. sd fin
fdttisfeit, Dab i'd { suies @ei6l oo3u
gebplFe ben, Oab 0etti9lonb 10 ptit
TONNE IS, pis es Is. In gang 3tpi-
f9e Sbne IN mid ria i9 J9ne nod
ebbes anneriGter ioge; @e 0titi9e
IN Seiterrei9er bic genuine ben
0obr nit befopr bic Gnglifde 10 ibre
ShmiB triegt ben, Dab ie for lautsr
Gdieitemtut IN Desperation Die
Sonn for en- Gppslpet aHgude In for
iebsm grubmittd fOrtloufe, bttubs ie
oente es mar { fortitub 3entlmeter
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tomm i9 pi0oer beim I'm bonn tpln
i9 perooat tebrfua in bic SsIedIdsn
bon meme 6reinoe fein I'm Der Nes
besneilsr is elmer BON bic eridte no
getdunt ntrbs.
SD tpeiB nod nil, OBJ i9 ben Gdus
ptai bon Be0esneiler Iein 9rief be-
ontpprte iua ooosr nit, ipis i'd iest
fible, triegt sr teine Gnnter bon
mid, uipper msbbie. i'd bubn nod
mein MstnO tf9ebni9e. Sn bieien
ads lam sr F9 atpiper auf en- Brief
made, no Iih eslpal9e BAT IN
born tperoe er pobI nit msbr Oaute,
baB id Die Dabsbsit fprsGe. 81 tel
iub, Giles tpaS red)t is fam ih nit
leioe, fpomit ih berbleifpe
Sbne SArn IteiDer
RbtltPR SauramPfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

rsi9t. Mud Ioie geidniltene @iirtsIs
iuden in psrIaisoener Qdngs peroen
onssbotsn, aber auh Fe Iino in ibrem
unteren Sell melt. 0amit tie ben fdIs
tigen Rod nidt sinengen.
lin nun nod auf Gtn3el6eiten Der
Grlbia9rsmoOe stn5ugebsn, iei err
ipdbnt, boB Der %peitiaItigs BOD, Der
gum 9eiI in eritaunIi4em ausmaBe
se5sist tpirb, msiit isbr tur8 getrassn
ipirb.
Go sribrigt fit ba6urd Die I'm,
bequeme RaIFung Der Gtoffmengen
Bel IdIs6tsm Wstter, Elm gor3u9, an
ben bic G66pFer bietIei1t aeoo9t bas
Ben, o6gIei6 0as nibt Iebr lpa6rs
i9sinIi9 III, uno bas geoauern i6er
bns Gdptnosn beg praitiiGen bis.
bergen S%traBeurodes niht gan3 prrs
geHen IdFen nirb. Die gliidIi9en
8efibsrinnen 5ierIider 6iiB4sn tpers
ben oisis isbt ausgiebi9 ieben IaFen
fDnnen, Ie9r gum Ruben Der Gtiefels
tnbuItris. Die iih oenn aud rMiiitet,
ben erb0bten Qnforoerungsn an id6s
mem uno bOrteitbaFt tpirtsnoem
69ub5eug mad WIDgIidlett Re9Hung
81 tra9en.
Dem auspub Der QtrmeI miro
cine bsIonbere QuTmerffdmtsit 5utsiI,
bur9 puTfen uno SdliBs, Spleen
gurnituren, Gnopfreinen uno anosren
arimStrams. Ob9Iei1 t6eoretif9 Der
GimonOdrmeI nerp1nt lit, fiuoet man
i'm protttId bod nod an ie6r bib
fhen Mpoelen, oft alIerbiHgs nur
oIs llebsrGrmsI, aus BEN Elm onberer
aus Gpibsu, Sill ooer G9Ieierliofs
fen bsrOortritt. Sir 9ahmitiagstcis
Der Hbt 0isie 3ufammenItsauns cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

5dfau. 6sI (otr sintm Belt
Ter cine 9upiermiin3s I6entsR pil.
nbsr ttine iol9s in ieiner go,it
fiuosD: 9un, ih bate ood nod sti
mas aurant!
gsttlsr: Mi1en Gle. mein 6trr, Id
babe iegen oct qapkrselo ourdaai
teene Q6neiiung!
appetittid Dom gea
f~trengen SduImeilisr btgebrt So6en
tineu 5oe urlaub. 9runo: S6peis
nei6lahten.
qnbsren 3ogs bringt er Dem 2cbs
rer cine iebr grobe Burit nit.
s9as mar tpobE Elm Iebr grobe8
SGpein, mas i6r oa gei@lo6sl
babt2" fragte Der 2ebrsr, bic 8ulfi
lit bel GROCER ais borists Sobr."
sglee. gr6Ber mars ui9t," art.
portete SoGen. pa6sr es bate Sri.
dien!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

Bolott 68tdtfotst
fnHa. VtoIdier An itnu ttt
.Itlldtn Hraul .eflabl' aut Htl
immu ntiutn afan5tm ramtn con
.lomildm gttpthitnnatH, hR mit
pdTitrt FHb = iohf sIauttn Ne ON
Enbs, ih tabt DID aub nnr GUS
3srnrtuittii etttiJait!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

0tf RtibWtatnotffn
ptai ttllm Cine sultsak la
uB8%tltiiaiflfn 1anlf ltm s8als
lHsa6 MtifMtHblt .Nh, Naglf. has
Va l.Hath mit hlht unt pk o
.Wf
1tnl3t sE1fttlib mtln alnbf.
4iRIdtul 80 Bin aut Fbsa A.
HltaHl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

SAT- 6aHfftou attts.
e aaf FfaltH etstalHn (ia
tfa Niitlnte lat AHtt tfttn.
aaatnp. Hn. Htitt m ett
oagal sNltstt GlaHafta ib ma
% Gt atim tt. mB Efia ali
butliio8 lI tt Ctr itlah le3m
lda dnmai WlFaiH Nisb muh b1i
1la 8U Netl tatin titW |iaflG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

2isbensniirb ige Rris
tit. @eorg: sic fingt fpunOerbar,
nift pnbr2
Sans: 8 ia, tpern tie Frtgt, milf
len bic 5enifer geidloHen tperOen.
GeOrg: 4ber fporum benn2
Sans: Sic fngt 70 fuB, oaB Ios
gar bic 6liegen angslodt fpereen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
Die nqidlen ieiner eie6r.

2e6rerin: n36nnen sic mir, GrGus
lein amanba, iagen, fpel4es Bud
Der 0i9ter 5einrid Seine cement
fat, psHn er in siuem @eOiGt b,
Dorte gebroudt:
limb Dies gndllein III bic 1lrre
gRit Der slide" meiuer Qiebe."
6rGuIetn QmanOa (9erIiner 9ans
tisrstodter): s0as S9edbu4 ieiner
6rau!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

at .~b tattn IA 6a tinsu ttu'
titm 6uubl
g .5a. bat m Gin thi.t .aor.
Terrier, toltt mi6 Gin @ttmo5ml'
ai s6amoitA 9iul NtO woa la.
Gen Gle ogun bd nod fit ttutnl Dos
IN IA Gin gang etn6bnli6tr aotttl
Bojn babin eit flo bonn ben an
ati4ufiil@
o., Der Tou mfpaT,u, SAB mir
ctr Jor Terrier uiat gtio9Isn
ipiro!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
q nrhereittt..

BDrbereitet. Gbirutd:
SD ~beipunDere Die 9ubs, nit tpeldsr
Gie ber Iebeus8efabrIidsn Operation
entgegenieEen.
pdiient: ,Sa, Te6en Sic, Ssrr
Doctor, id biente ia iei.bet Dem Bar
bier Sdnittmann gum @nIernen isis
ner 2ebrlinae."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
arissB0tudfebTtr

&riessorudfebTeL
-. S4IieBIi9 seIung es, Den
5ein0 mitteIs 8 ppsn (Sappsn0
our lltbergabs 3u bringen.
paffenbe Retensdtt.
gBrduIein @nu bat 3pet 8erebrsr,
Die bsibe i'm ariege TnS."
valio, s5tpei Gtfen i'm Geuer4q4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

Sd ben Sine
riepobrtst. bab If
BON ben NeDess
ipeiIer en- S9rets
lDebrief triest ben
I'm sen Sbne aud
seia9t, Oab if
mid drts Oriptper
gefreut ben. SD
ipeiB gut senug.
baB sic aud
idOn lang ntds
mehr BON ben
Geger geB0rt ben
~, fnr hen miefen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
8 beb! .Sf Ole Siytinif6e
Mobpnnu in Oel gemaIt2'
.G5ouor in RofooI."
.Sogor in Rafaol."

8ut gegebsu. Saustneat
(oLs ibm Elm Gait fiirs StieieIpuBeu
nnr Sebu pfeunige gtbt): SEA. ra,
mir iGeint, Sic oenten, i4 bin a au'
tpmnt2l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

febr CUTE Mirtung aus. Cine nsitere
Gieendrt Der JribiabrsmObs finO bic
Rddentrdeen diis Spibtn, 1in Oosr
Feinen Beibparen, bic aber binier
abfebtnb eetragen tueroea. 70 oab he
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18
9ie mob>rrrn sranen.

Gle tennen iin in alem aus,
9u 8iiIenIAaft RbiIoiophie,
limb iiuO III icoem out su Sdiis,
God MIR Su 5auie iiub lie mel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

ng2dnu, 9Omaidet, no tommen
oenn Die beiben @dufe Der. Die bcbe
iA ooh gar nift requirieren IaFer9"
.gefdu, Serr Belmont, bob if
bette frisb poItsn geitaneen -tomen
Die gdnie Oor6si- bob id boridrifts
mdBig brsrmnI n9aIt" g%eruFen-nir
Qntport - bob banobreit Otieber
gebaIten unb dbssOridt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

Hf6ftfu On bantsm. niH
ta fplt rtaaMHHlN. Fsf
ai@ ta Mlnati n5sf wftf8fa.
fB Ntyi mlimf i
tMita laa M bgH 8tffidHm aH.
aatt ttftHiH Nie Hara tianl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

Sn i6e Situation tam F9 meme ame binsnbenten, foDe bb
ober bon rGnglunb", aRuBIono" Oer r5taHtreid" r6e, bait fe Fd
Iofort bic 8ade!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

GdgebeuteG biif, bas BAIT i8 ME nit
BON bid eeosntt.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03

meeting or representative of the com,
pany and the men il the mines. The
statement of the committee says in
part:
The plan fails to provide for meetings
or conventions of the miners except
locally and by doing so insures com
pany domination of its workings.
The document arbitrarily fixes living
and working conditions from its be-
coming effective until Jan /, 1918.
with proviso that for any increase
in wages granted in competitive dis
tricts where the company does not
conduct operations a proportional in
crease shall be made, no doubt with
the end in view Of safeguarding the
competitive advantage the company
now has over the Wyoming, Montana
and other adjacent union fields where
the union scale Is much higher than in
Colorado.
The evils that are fundamental will
be eradicated when the men are rep
resented by a labor organization pow
erful enough to compel recognition Of
the industrial, political and civic rights
of its members ana capable of writing
those principles Into the Joint aaree-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03
Refuses injunction, But

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 3. Judge
Dillon refused to grant temporary
injunction against the Machinists'
union, whose members are on strike
against the Dunlap Manufacturing
company and the Modern Tool, Die
and Machine company. The court
held 1t was unfair to place this
stigma on the union as whole.
But
The court enjoined score of the
active strickers from picketing the
plants. They are also ordered not
to assault or "intimidste" nonun-
ionists, proceedings the machinists
as we'll as the court, know are un-
lawful, with penalties fixed by sta
tutory law after trial by jury.
Employers are satisfied with the
injunction, as it will, they hope,
have discouraging effect on those
strikers who are not included in the
order, for if an enjoined machinist
Is now charged by the employers
with violating Judge Dillon's man
date he will have to prove his in
nocence by showing the court
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03
Will Cut Liability Rates.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 3.-The
state insurance fund, which man
ages the state workmen's s compen-
sation insurance, has officially an
uounced that rates will be 10 per
cent less than the insurance rate
manual
The manual, which will be the
standard for private concerns, has
not been published, but the state
declares that regardless of these
figures, it will cut them 10 per
cent.
officers of the state insurance
fund say they can reduce rates 10
per cent below those charged by
private concerns because the state
will not have to figure or agents
commission or dividends for stock
holders.
There is also the advantage to
the subscribers in the state fund
say officers, "that their will be no
contingent liability TO assessments.
The purpose of the act was to make
the payment of the premium the
sole liability to sub scribers, and
no assessment will be levied in any
case, as there is net one word in
the act creating the state fund that
directly gives or by implication
suggests the right OF assessments. ;"
The 10 per cent reduction means
that the state fund will not remain
inactive while hostile manufactur-
ers ard private insurance companies
war against the compensation act
Instead, the state officials propose
showing manufacturers it is safer
and more economical to insure with
the fund.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03
McMahOn's Weekly Strike
Statement.

The situation of the strike at
the present time is practically un-
changed from one week ago. The
Niles Too Works which has been
making strong efforts to induce the
strikers to return to work have
met with miserable failure as the
men are standing more solidly to-
day than at any tima since the
strike became effective Approx.
mately there are about rs men at
work in this plant most Of waom
the strikers do not want out, as
they feel they will do more harm
to their cause on the outside than
they would within the SD ps. Ef
forts have been put forth during
the past week tc induce the gang
Foremen to return to work. But
up TO the present time, the com
pany has failed to get them to re
turn, and they are standing loyal
by their fellow workmen. This
plant is practically tied up tight,
and although the officials have en-
deavored to mislead the men into
believing that the strike is practi-
cally over, yet little headway has
been made by them along this line.
The Hoover Owen & Rentschler
Plant is also practically tied up
Only a few machinists being at
work there. All other plants IN
the city where strikes are in effect
are closed and have made no at
tempt to operate up to the present
time.
Generally speaking l have CON
sidered this fight practically won
and all that is necessary, to do now
is to stick solidly together, and a
complete victory will slon be
achieved.
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who acts as judge, jury and execu-
tioner-why he should not be pun
ished.
Under this procedure the striker
is assumed to be guilty, and his
position is reversed from one ac-
cused of any other crime, no matter
how heinous.
In any other case the accused is
assumed to be innocent, and is ac-
corded trial by jury, instead of
being subjected to the moods of
one who makes his own law and
has unrestricted power to punish
those whom he says are guilty of
violating his law.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03

The above is picture of the
Rentschler Building at the corner
of High and Second streets, in the
city of Hamilton, Ohio. 1t was
erected eight or nine years ago by
Mr.. Rentschler and built by the
members of organized labor. Tie
Herrick Contracting Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio, were the contrac.
tors and they recognized union la
Dor on all their work. All of the
building trades employed on the
building at that time worked under
the laws and regulations of labor
unions. Some Of the trades at that
time worked eight hours while a
few worked nine hours, but since
that time all are working eight
hours with increases in wages.
The Rentschles building which is
eight stories ii height is the largest
and best office building in Butter
County and il is the pride of all
Hamiltonians. II is the master
piece OF the union men who were
employed on it and monument to
Mr.. Rentschler who placed it there.
When Mr.. Rentschler awarded
the contrast for this building 10 the
Herrick contracting company he
knew that union men would work
on the building and that they were
going TO work only eight hours
per day. He knew that Herrick
employed only union men and that
he paid higher wages than other
contractors did who employed non
union labor. There was no objec.
tions to Herrick placing union men
on this building by Mr.. Renischler
atthat time, although Mr. Rentsch-
ler did not take kindly TO union la,
Dor as is natural with many men
of wealth especially those that are
connected with large manufactur-
ing concerns. The fact remains
that union lator built the Rentsch
Ter building and the money of Mr..
Rentschler paid for it and as far
as we have been informed there
was never a protest against union
labor.
At the present time Mr. Rentsch-
1er is connected with the Hooven-
Owens & Rentschler plant and the
Hamilton Foundry & Machine Co.
In both of these plants the machin-
lists and the moiders are on strike
for an eight hour day, Slight in
crease In wages and the recognition
of the shop committees. Hun
dreds of these men who are on
strike are what is termed oy them
as old timers, that is, men who
have worked faithfully for their
employers for years, men who have
worked long hours for low wages
and to say nothing of the months
and years that they have been idle
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03
Cooperative StOrss Unite,

Johnston, City, ILL.,, Dec. g.
AT meeting of managers of prac-
tically every cooperative store in
southern Illinois an as: ociation was
formed to combine their buying
power that better prices may be Sc
cured as we'll as exchange views
on cooperation.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03

menr along with the rights claimed by
the employer.
Had the employees of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company been so many
Children of tender age the paternal
control they seek to exercise through
the medium of the plan would be prop
er; to grown men Of Independent
thought in nation that boasts of its
free institutions it cannot be other than
repugnant.
A certain degree of social betterment
is a poor substitute for the privileges
than can only be secured through in
dustrial democracy and collective ac-
ton on the part of the wageworker.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-12-03
Detroit MOIdsrs Strike.

Detroit, Dec. s. Iron molders
are on strike to enforce a minimum
of 81 for nine hour day. 1t Is
claimed that wages in some shops
range as low as s2.75.