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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

There was something doing recently at
indianapolis, when the executive board
of the Journamen BARRIERS International
Union of America was holding session.
Denver's contribution to the board,
Secretary John Z. Connolly, of BARRIERS
onion No. 205, says it was one of the
greatest sessions held and much business
of great Importance to the organization
WAS transacted. Among the important
transactions were:
Adoption of a resolution to submit to
the referendum proposition to repeal
a section heretofore adopted compelling
local unions to join state associations,
or similar organization or forfeit their
charter. The main reason for the action
is that the board has not the legal right
to suspend charter for such course. and
there will be a full discussion OF the
question by the membership before the
vote is ordered
Another proposition submitted TO the
board was the matter or further adver-
tising the union shop card through the
medium of celluloid pocket calendars.
Samples were submitted to the board
for consideration. After considerable
discussion IL was ordered that the gen.
eral secretary treasurer be authorized to
secure one-haif million calendar cards of
the kind designated, the same to be dis
tributed to the local unions upon receipt
OF same by the general secretary treas
urer, the locals to distribute them in
such manner as they deem best in order
TO give the greatest publicity possible to
the union shop card of the organization.
In due time No. 2o5 will be handing
these out to the rank and file OF labor in
Denver.
The old age pension proposition was
brought before the board again. Con-
siderable discussion ensued, but due to
the fact that no proposition could be
submitted that was in concrete form, a
motion was made that committee be
appointed 70 nmediately start an in
vestigation and 20 sceure data for the
purpose OF instituting an old age PEN
sion, the final report on same to be
made TO the board for action not later
than July /, 1916, and it was 50 ordered
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
PAINTERS WILL HAVE
INTERESTING ELECTION

mcnt five to ectl-charies Barr, New
ark. y. J.; II. w. Boteler, Washington;
Edward Flynn, Chicago; w. T.. Geimer,
Chicago; ". A. Goode, Dallas, Tex; Max
Hahn, Chicago; Leonard Kroft, Philadel-
phia; Charles J. Lambert, st. Jc=is;
Fred Miller. Cleveland; James Reinfeld
san Francisco; i. II. Stanton, Oklahoma
City, William Wolf, San Francisco.
Hahn, Lambert. Miller and Reinfeld are
the old delegates that are candidates.
No. 20 will cast its vote this lSatur-
day. Afternoon In their hall. 1856 Cham
pa. the polls being open from until o
O'Clock. and it Is expected big vote viii
be- polled, especially a. the union has
a candidate on the ticket. The Sign
Writers viii also vote Tor officers. ns
they are chartered by the Brotherhood
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

Rests them all. Ia Belle Sc cigar /;
union made In Dcnvcr.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

Brotherhood OF Painters. Decorators
and Paperhangers Of America are now
going through the pleasant and exciting
pastime Of eloeting International Officers
for the next two years Candidates are
placed In nomination by the locals
throughout the jurisdiction, and then the
referendum vote is taken by the same
unions during the month of December.
There il very little opposition To the
present. set, President Hcdrick being op-
posed. as il niso Fourth Vice President
Clark by Henry NJ, Mum Of Denver Jo-
cal No. 70. and Fifth Vice President
Swick has opposition There j. also
number Of candidates for delegates 20
the A. p. Of l.. and Building Trades De
partmcnt A list OF the candidates fol
iowss
q Prcsident-6ieorge y. Hedrick of Al
hany, N. Y, incumbent. Victor Buhr OF
New York.
General Secretary Trcasurcr--j. G.
Skemp Of San Francisco. incumbent.
.,First Vice Prcsideni-Iohn NJ FinAn
~ Chicago, incumbent
Second Vicc presidcnt--Joscph y. Kel-
ley Of Philadelphia. incumbent.
Third Vice Prcsidcnt-Cba A. Ctl-
len OF Worcester. Mass, incumbent.
Fourth Vice Pnesident--Joseph T..
Clark Of Seattle. incumbent. Henry NJ
Mum Of Denver.
FIFTH Vice Prcridcnt-P. J. Doherty
Of. Mobile. Ala; Clarence y. swiek OF
Ntfnphi,, Tenn. incumbent.
ysixth Vice Prcsident-A. +. Scott of
Winnipeg. Man-, incumbent
Delegates A. h. OF l.. Convention -four
to clectl-Emil Arnold. Chicago; J. II.
Baker, Rochester. o. A. Cone. Atlanta.
Ga; Edward l.. Flynn, Chicago; Ihii
casdorf, Cincinnati; J.. J. Guerin, Troy,
n. y; Sam w. kohler. Seattle;
John !. Lynch. Boston; Al. J. Nc
kcon. bridgeport. Conn; Jamcs Mooney,
Chicago; T. II. Norris. Butie. Mont;
Sylvester T. Rafferty,. St Louis: William
stocldalc, Toronto. Car; l.. II. Tngg-.
Springfield. Mass- Tngg-. Baker and
Morn. are the present delegates.
Delegates TO Building Trades Depart
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
REPORT to Be
Made Sunday
of Progress

The Labor Temple committee of the
Trades Assembly will have a definite re-
port 20 make to that body next Sunday.
i1ans for the rcmodeling of the upstairs
of the Patterson building. Eighteenth
and Chanspa streets, making offices.
clubrooms. lodge halls. etc, as submitted
by Senator Patterson. have been ap-
proved by the committee with slight al
tcrations, ard the Assembly will be
asked to approve them The plans CON
template having front offices that will
rent as the offices OF labor unions OF to
outsiders, two large halls, one sufficient.
ly large for dancing purposes. and one
small hall, olubrooms and ladies' rest
rooms.
1he committee also expects to estab-
lish a regular Saturday night social
dance for union men and women, wives
and husbands. With the handsome ball
rcom that the headquarters will have.
this is expected to be popular social
feature OF the unions. and being held in
the home of tho unions should be well
patronized aud bc a social and financial
success.
The committee has worked hard to es-
tablish the labor headquarters as pre-
liminary to the building of the Labor
Temple and now see some fruits of their
efforts.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
FEELS ENCOURAGED

H. NJ. Mum. business agent of Den
yer Paintcrs No. 30. who is candidate
for fourth general vice president OF the
brotherhood of Painters. Decorators and
Paperhangcrs of America. returned from
a trip through the middle West in the
interest of his candidacy on Sunday.
He reports as feeling very much encour-
aged over the reception he received in
the cities he visited. especially Chicago,
where he secured many Endorsements
The voting will take place in the locals
OF the country during the next few
weeks and Munn's friends have high
hopes OF his success.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
OLD-TIME ENGINEER GONE

Robert J. Struthers, for a long time
an engineer on the Denver & salt Lake
road and whose home was formerly in
Denver, died last Sunday and was buried
from Olinger's Tuesday afternoon at
Fairmount. He was well known to Den
yerites and came of an old-time railroad
family. His father was a former master
mechanic on one of the roads out OF this
city, while two brothers who came here
to attend the funeral are engineers on
the Ell Paso & Southwestern Mr..
Struthers was a member of Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers Union No. Iso.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
BARRIERS WILL MAKE
CHANGES IN PROCEDURE
Board of International Had Session Recently
Which Much Business Was Done

Nice-iresident Fielder. General Organizer
Shanessy and General Secretary FISCHER
were appointed said committee.
A partial report from the committee
on the Ashley resolution, adopted by the
last convention, providing for the build
ing OF a home for the care OF the tuber-
culosis victims among the BARRIERS, was
also considered. Reports were made by
General secretary Treasurer Fischer and
General President Nosehang. President
Noschang's report conveyed information
secured from the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company's Home, located at Nc
Gregor, y. V, and also the New York
State Institution at Bay Brook, y. Y.
General Secretary Fischer's report COW
cred Investigation made at Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo and the tuber-
culosis home of the Modern Woodmen of
America Due to the fact tnat the in
vestigation had not been completed, no
investigation having as yet been made OF
the results that might be aecomplis he'd
in lo~er attitudes, it was ordered that
the committee be continued, with in
structions 10 make further investigation,
final report to be made not later than
July !, 1916.
] Ii was decided that changes should be
made in the benifit features of the con-
stitution, to more clearly define who Is
entitled TO benifits After a thorough
consideration of the matter it was or
dered that the following be submitted
to the referendum in the near future
and IL adoption asked:
A member shall not be entitled to
sick benefits if
J. At the time of his sickness or
death he shall be in default on any of
his obligations imposed on him by this
constitution.
9. II the local union @, --.ich he is a
member l., at the time of hissiclness OF
death, in default on any of the obliga-
tions imposed upon it by the eonstitu-
ton
3. II. at the time of becoming a mem
Der, b. has misrepresented his age OF
has made any other Misrepresentation
which enable him TO be placed in benefit
standing TO which hc would not other
wise b. eligible.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinncr smoke. Union made.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

Tell 'em you saw it in The Bulletin.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
TRADES MEET
WAS VERY INTERESTING

The open meeting of the Building
Trades Council at Carpenters hall last
Friday night, to hear an explanation of
various phases of the Colorado Industrial
Commission laws, was quite largely at
tended by members of the building
crafts and delegates, as well as by a
number OF members Of organized labor
and invited guests.
President Common presided. and Mem
ber Wayne c. Williams of the commits
sion addressed tn. members at consid-
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
RAILROAD MAN PASSES

August II. Horn OF Cheyenne, wyo.
member Of B. r. T. Lodge No. e2s OF
that city, died last week. and the re.
mains brought TO Denver. Funeral ser.
wees were held at the family home, $500
Lafayette street, on Sunday. Mr.. Horn
was seIi known in Denver, having takeh
prominent part in the railroad brother
hoods as member of Snowy Range
Lodge No. 30 before going to Wyoming
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

cradle length, and made clear many
points about which there had been con-
siderablr doubt Chairman Mclaughlin
was unable to be present on account OF
his recent operation.
John r. Lawson of the United Mine
WorkeEs made rousing talk along
trades union lines and was enthusiastic
ally received.
Prom the opinions expressed the meet
ing was very profitable and pleasant
one.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
WARM FIGHT
IS PROMISED
Cigarmakers Will Hold Annual
Election in February
Many Candidates Named in the Con-
test: Denver Men Decline to
Enter the Race

CigArmalrrs thruout thu country are
getting ready for their international
election and the nominations have been
made and are now closed. The election
i to be held on the second Saturday in
February, and every member il compell-
ed to vote or pay fine Of 50 cents. No
ls9 Of Denver usually holds special
meeting in the afternoon of thapday for
voting purposes. There is quite hot
contest on thruout the country over the
coming election, and it will likely wax
much warmer from this ON.
The Present Officers
The present Officers are: G. W. Per
kins, President; Samuel Gompers, First
Vice President. Thomas +. Tracy. Sec.
ond Niee-Prcsidcnt; A. Gariepy, Third
President; l. L. Hoffman, Fourth
President: John Reiehert. Fifth
Vice President; +. G. Hall. Sixth Vice
President; William Strouss, Seventh
Vice President: Gibson Weber. Treasur-
cr' delegates to a. +. of l.. G. W. Per
kins. Samuel Gompers, Thomas +. Ira
eey. I. Mahlin Barnes Phil II. Muller.
Candidates Named
The list of eligelible candidates as
published in the Cigar Makers Official
Journal. together with number OF en-
dorsements received. are:
For President-G. w. Perkins. Chicago,
ILL.,. SIS; H. C. Parker. Philadelphia. Pa.
50; ]. M. Barnes, Philadelphia, Pa, :,
p. H. Mueller, St. Louis, Mo-. L; F. A.
CRUDE, New Haven, Conn, /: Chas- A.
Reiff, Syracuse, N. Y, /; ]. W. Fred
cricks. Albuquerque, N. NJ. /; Mic. Blum,
Milw aukce, Wis, l.; VIM. Sehlabaeher,
Esston, Pa. 4; VIM. Tcbin, Bakersfield.
Calit.. l.
For First vice-President Samuel
Gompers. New York City, N. Y. os7:
+. A CRUDE. New Haven, Conn, -; ].
A. c. Mintcn. Flint. Mich. q; L. P. S'n-
dcrs, Fl. Wayne, Ind, 2; H. ]. vaupel,
Chicago. n.. 4; W. ]. Burncs. Ssn Fran
cisco. Calf, 4; ]. F. Conway. Manehes
tor. N. H., 1; c. c. Sneak, Livingston,
Mont, I.
For Second vice-President-r. F. Ira
ecy. Boston, Mass. sS<; Ed Cooper,
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
PREPARING NEW SCALE.

Boston Dec. s.-tNews Letter.-Wacc
increases and shorter hours in cases
where the work week is more than forty
four hours are included in the new scale
prepared by the joint executive board OF
the Telephone Employees Union.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11
JOINT MEETING

There will be a joint meeting Of Ma
chinisis, Boilcrmakerr. Blacksmiths. Car
men and other crafts employed in the
Denver 4 Rio Grande shops this Sat
urdayi evening. December II, a, $
o'clock, in the large hall in the Club
building.
situation a- it exists. and it is expected
and urged that there be large attend
aUec OF alt those interested
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

sen Sngen furdtbnrsn Samples Hit
ben Wosen bon sinsm engIiihen
Shiffe gerettet. Heller lire Or
lebniNs piro Der &openbagensr .Naz
tionaltioenbe" aus Qpuoon semelbet:
Die 3pei 6Iieger bsfanoen fi9 auf
benz Wese mad Der sngIiidsn aiite;
ais lie iid iiber Der Noroies befon-
ben, trat Elm Motoridnosn elm, uno
tie tuuroen g%e3ipungeA. auf oos
Weer nieber3ugeben. Stunbe ouf
Stunbe porteten tie auf !SiIfe, obsr
D~sr9ebens. Sein Sdiif fam benz
WaHerfIua3eu9 10 nabe, baB mar
Die Shiffbridissn sntoedts, uno bic
Jlie9er fpnren 9~s5pun9en, Die Nadt
auf ibrer Mnf6ine auf Dem Mesre
treibeno 5u5ubringeu. Sbr 8orrot
bon asts uno 3ognut mar ldngft ers
Ihopft, IS NOR bittertalt, uno ou3u
roite SeitpeiIeu Elm ~itarter Sdnses
iturm.
IS murbe Sag, uno bic 5lisger
fabten neue 6offnung. Gin3slne
Shiffe taudien ouf. aber bod nun
in Der 5etne ON 6ori3ont. Sect
bsennnsn obsr aud ibre Grdfte
nohsuInlIsn. Der jiinqere Der 5lie.
ger mar, ols oas 6Iug5eug ouf Die
Noroiee nieoersin9, liner 9Orb 9s-
fnIlsn, aber BON ieinsm aamerooen
gerettst moroen, uno er itnno infol9e
Ieiner ourhn1Bien Gteioung furdts
bare 2eioen aus. @i3 bic Taht
ii6 lpieoer ouf oa8 W2eer berobiente
tie, gIaubten belize 6lieget. onB e.
nun ifnell gu g,.oe Iein fpiirbe, 3us
nal aud bic Wpgen nit furdtbarer
@epoIt gegeu Die qetenterte Waidis
ne idluqtn. Oegen > ubr nd6ts
feuerten iie Die lebten Rafetsn ob.
bic nod in ;hrem Bette tparen, uno
oies purhe ibre Rettun9. Der ans
pitGn zines engliihen Dnmpfers be
mertte bos Sidndl unb iteusrte OUT
tie Alt. o6er crit ots es 3nq puros.
entoedte mon oos 5lIa3sug nit ben
6eiosn oeutlten 1lie9ern. Die Dor
GGlte unn 6un1sr belDubtIos mo-
rem, na6oem lie Ii6 40 Stunosn
auf Der 9etentsrtsn GIugmaIdine in
Der RoroIee oufqsbalteu hotten. W9an
brohte fe fdnea an goro. bier err
bielten tie cine ousqs3eidnete Der
pfle9unq, uno aIs fs sinigs Gage
IpGter in sinsm engIiiden 6aien an
2ono qeTebt nurben. oriitten bic
beutiden Jlisgsr isoem s%in3eInen bon
Der geIabung oi. 5ono uno bnnts
ten ibnen fir bic gdItfrsunotits
Aufuahme.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

No6 einmnl periu9te Der 9iret<
tor feline electromagnetic: .Wtein
liebes Sinb, beoenten Sic bod, 10
ME Sbuen. aeht es 3tbntduienoen
BON beutiden 7Srouen. Die Mdnner
erfiinen lire 4ilitt i'm 6s!be, lire
6ruuen oo6tl~"
sic nitte 6sIt1tigenb. .GspiB.
Sic anben reft. aud ole 6rnusn
fun ibre Sduloiotcit. Sn Der Sfas
Mile, ooer i'm offentlihen SntereHe.
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limb no6 einmnI betrdftiate lie: Sd
tnnn nidat, !0err Direttot. nein, oQs
lam i'd nift.!"
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beln uno i'm 9olblidt Der Gmpfins
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bielleidt bas Qo3arett Elm qesi9neies
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niiBen sic meoer lid nod Sbrem
Monne, nod irosnoeinsm ouf oer
Welt."
Dont6or fir feline Worte orlidte
lie ibm bic 9onb.
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Director 80"
ltno tie ging unO msloets iid beim
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ren Wann, ober ie psridumte bar,
iiber nitt ihr Qmt. oas ibre Nerpsn
feitigte unb ibr 9er5 pdn5srts.
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.3bsatsr", Die Delt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

Der aliidli6e 3ufnI botte eS %getpollt.
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mar. gs itonb elm Stiid nuf benz
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ent6ielt.
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erbielt, mo6te lie cine a~b!pebrenos
8enegung. Sin @ioerpine eegen
bas 9beoteripieIm itieg in ihr auf.
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aampf itanb. ieoen 4ugenblid bon
elmer tpOlidsn &ugel getroffen perz
ben tonnte - nein. bas eing iiber
lire &rGfte.
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lid polte er fie beeriiBen, bod e.
ituBte, ais er ben iettfamen, frsmoen,
ebernen S6idfalsausbrud in ibreui
9eiidte sepobrte.
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Sic blieb iteben.
.9err Director. es 1T mir nibt
mO9Iih, gu fpielen. SD bite UNI
urlaub. poer fpenn oa5 ni6t angebt.
um meine @ntlafung."
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iiberlegene Munn fu6r suiammsn.
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er faBte iid ihneu uno frogte nn9
ben 0riinoen. Sic iagte tie linn
IN Elm paor tnappen SGBen.
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mertInm an. 4ls iie geenDet bate.
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zen Sic iih bod ouf. IA ia!"
4ls er lab. BOB iie. pis BON tor.
per!iden S6merjen 9epIagt. 3uiams
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

Sti55e bon Sulius 9uopf.

Seit ~sipan3ig Snbrsn Ipielte Ser,
bd 9etb Die Yaipsn. Sic mar auf
Der 8ibue INNER Hol 10 lieb, 10
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bIutiunses Mdosl, burd ibr munte-
res Spiel Die NufmertIomteit ibres
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fe bic unberiibmten, bic BON ibr
faoten, fie iei oberfldhlih uno talts
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nut burd lire Sunit, 10 oaB 8ritit
unb pubtitum iiber oieien Seelens
manset binlpssgetduIdt piiroen.
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mInnliden, oenen gegeniiber lie cine
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fe reoeten, frantic iih suerit, uno
fab fpliebIid gleidmiitis unp iibers
lssen barber hinlpeg.
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ipieber einmol barou oudte. Sic
feline Seele. Sic, Die in
ibren Stolen oui9ing, bic tie =
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4e.
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Mann nit elmer riibrenpen Sn6ranit
liebte, ibn NIT elmer Giebe umitrnhI=
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Sag 3u einem gBei6etlg 81 mnden
fu6te. Sic feline Seele. Sit,
bic ibren Wiunn iene 2iebe CAB -
in einer Stunbe bod oben in ben
DpIomiten mar es Inn sinmuI entz
ialIpft, uno pds Wort bate ith
eingegro6sn in lire Gee,e jene
Qiebe, bic. ME cine 6lamme, err
fpdrmte uno entsiinoete. sic =
fsine Seele, S0ridtss GeI6pGs.
tronter Reio -.
Gr nor oieler 2iebe inert. Gr,
Der bette uno eotlite Wanu, aus
beFen Dtuno lie ME Elm unT6ones
@prt eeb5r:, Der begtidt mar. uno
ibre 9iebs binnabm, gleid einem t0Its
liden @efhent. um oas er tdqli4
neu pnrb, um es neu Su peroisnen.
60 lebten iie beios fir ii6, pon
innsrer 3u~frisoenbeit, bic obns
Gren5e, poa innersn 6iiides, oos
pbnegleiden NOR. SIR gebsn FloF
Ititt unb melooii6 oabiu. ME Elm
fh0ner 9eiang.
Dis ibr Mann in ben aries
sog, gegen pen Geino i'm Often,
a. ;ubte ne. nieoerbrehsn gu IoLen.
0od Der a0rpsr Der 5rau 1T 3dtsr
ols lire Gsele. Sie tlagts ftumm
rnb Dsr5peifsits idpeigeno, fpei5ts
title 5rdnsn. tnidte ober nidt 3us
iaHtruen, giHg ~teilndbmlos climber uno
Iebte nur in 3piinenrdumeu: BON
sinsm 5slopoitbrisf gum anoer's
Sm Shsatsr lab nan 4, ai6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

Inter 8adfiftsn. .Wsr
NOR 0enn Der Serr, nit Dem III
lid alf benz aeitriqsn gaQ 10 gut
u%nterhalten BATE"
Gin 5err Nlepet BON bier"
Nd, oas rpn gefpiB Der, Der Oa5
concentrations ? Geyiton geihtieben
bat2!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

prattifd #. 6srr Our Ntts
mel: Isle its sigentlid nit SbreBl
grdutigGm2 SIT er Sbnen Disoer uns
treu gsmoroen2"
@itpe: ~Yspobrs. Gr madt Hur
noA cine Gntieitungstur ourd; 70.
balo er in Ole 2tn5l9e pon msinem
SeIissn pabt, piyb ge6siratet!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

- Der einqebiI6ete8 ran.
|te. Nr3t Gur 6rnu pes potienten):
SAT ids Sbnen ni6t 9siagt: Sb'
re Nn9it lpar iibsrftifiQ!"
6rau: SIT ole arautbeit be9o'
BENZ"
Qr8t: rTotlrli6 80. er 9at I6on
lpis0er cine m,ue.,"
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6ltegtr Gil 6nis.

2ier5is Stunocr I'M @aTerTfnsjeHg
anf ser &Iproiee.
Golgsuoes Grlsbnis 3peier bsut>
i9er Miliidriiiegsr pir0 elmer gsrs
liner 3eitlng berifqtei:
&iir5tiA haitsn 5pei osuti6s Mi
fitdrfiisgsr oos ungIud, sini3e Msi.
len BON Der Suite in bic Roroies 81
Itur3en. Sic nurbsn srit uad sini.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-23

@roborti9er Grfotg.
Run, 5rauIein GQn, bate Sbr gos
far GrfoIg2"
,9as mill i'd meinen! -. Die
0erren muBten Sen 6eintpe9 81 SUB
ontreten, neil Ie niht mebr oos
5abrgeIO fir bic StraBeubabu bat
ten."