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The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
THE TYRANNOSAURUS
~ Or. FRANK CRANE Z
(CopyriSht 1915. by Frank Crans)

Three million years ago the Tyran-
nosaurus cavorted around in Montana.
He was forty-seven feet long and eight
cen and half feet high. He could. and
did, lick all corners. Similar .horrinc
monsters. each as big as barn and a.
savage as a wildcat, roamed the earth.
They rent and ate the gentle lambs, or
whatever correspondent to lambs those
days.
They have disappeared. Only their
skeletons remain, exhibited In museums,
Yet sheep, cows, pigs, and other noncozn-
batants are still with US. The saw-tooth
tiger is no more; the fawns gambol In
the parks. The pterodactyl has vanish
ed; the doves COO in the cote.
Why didn't the ferocious fellows COB
BILE up the gentle ones?
All that is history. before man can b
brought in to explain things.
Enter man. Some men were savage
and given to violence; others were peace
ably inclined. In every conflict the bull
lies went to the wall and the meek pros
pered, not at once, but eventually.
There never was strong regime Of
violence that did not kill itself.
Alexander's host conquered the world,
so did Tamerlane's, so did the Romans.
so did the Spaniards. But they all peter
ed out.
America used to be full of big braves.
They scalped and tomahawked their enc
mics. They believed in frightfulness.
They despised the meek.
Where are they? They are now hang
ing around government posts begging
for blankets and stealing liquor.
The American Indian was consistent
militarist. He has given way to race
of farmers, shop-keepers and school
teachers.
If evolution means the survival of the
hercest, why don't they survive?
The cannibals have gone from the
Hawaiian Islands; the traders and house
keepers have their place.
Wasps, rattlesnakes and pumas only
get themselves exterminated at last.
All through Utah, Montana and Cal
fornia are villages full of chicken-livered
mollycoddes, who go to church and mind
their business; they have supplanted the
bad men CT the forties that toted guns,
gulped red-eye, and terrorized every
body.
Two hundred years ago every gentle
man carried sword, and lady couldn't
go out at night in London or Rome with
out a pack of DULLES to guard her. Now
mans safer without revolver than
with one, and if you have dirk knife
on your person. some dude policeman
with white gloves will run you in.
What are we coming to? The Sunday
school milkshops have overrun the earth,
and the eaters Of raw meat seem dis
couraged.
The Hebrew prophet seemed extreme
when he said that when the earth got
properly arranged, "the lion and the
lamb would lie down together" He
didn't go far enough. There will be no
lion
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
ptroRIAL PAGE

nominated Henry Ford and it was willing
to give up any hope Of putting its man
in the presidential chair in order to ex-
press itself on this vital and momentous
question.
Again we say we are not Inundated"
but proud that Michigan in part, at least,
has stood by principle rather than per-
sonal gain.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
The Keep Well Column
THE LABORATORY.

Indicate disease, and the chemist
can determine the character Of Ger.
tain fluids OF the body which are
caused by diseases OF the various
organs
Owing 10 the rapid advance in
medical science laboratory work has
become a speciality in itself II Is
impossible for the average practi.
toner or even the small hospitals
TO maintain well equipped labora.
tories with pathologists.
In some states now free labora.
tories are maintained 10 aid the
practitioners in rural districts and
municipalities too small TO support
their own.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Michigan Voted for Henry
Ford, Not for President, but
Because of the Ford Ideal

Even Golfers graciously admits that
Henry Ford's peace platform is not es-
Dsntially shameful"
These are brave words from Golfers
o1Ad It further tries to cheer us I'D at our
humiliation" at his nomination by
enumerating q list of people, Belva Lock-
wood. DR.. Mary Walker and George Fran
~ Train, among others, who have been,
&um. time to time, foisted upon the
public.
i seems unable to appreciate the fact
t1aa* Michigan is not in the least "humil-
inteds or provoked"
That Michigan did this thing of its
~ accord and was only too glad to have
oomeone to endorse who did not stand for
W. political ring or program largely
1n6e up Of party favors and affiliations
n IL never expected that a man who
49, not seeking nor wanting Office and
- would not fight" his opponents
6G1d b placed in the White House, but
~ dslishted to 60 on record as admir-.
~ IA supporting the only man in the
~ country who had tried to DC
THINC to stop the wholesale
tof going on in Europe, and to put
~ y the way Of his own country
(upod and scared into the same
Aloon stood for an ideal when /,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Do you know that both the in
terror and exterior OF the ny are
charged with deadly germs? $780,
100000 germs have been found on
a single fly. 10000. 900 OF them be
ing OF intestinal origin.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

sugges [ 1 on OF
Pickering furnace
fires and cabalis-
tic signs. In the
first dim morning
of scientific en-
deavor knowledge
protected itself
from ignorance by
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska,
has accepted an invitation 10 ad.
dress the United Polish Societies OF
Chicago, at a meeting to be held to-
morrow.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Common laundry soaps are made Of
lye, which comes from wood ashes,
and borax, boiled with fat. This COM
bination will dissolve In water. and
when applied to soiled clothes will
cut the dirt. that Is separate 1t
into small particles which the water
will wash away. leaving the gar
ments clean and spotless. Soap and
water. however, will not kill all
disease germs That Is why boil
ing" the clothes, an old-fashioned
process. is approved and continued
as a modern scientific method Of
sterilization. Strong sunlight is one
Of the best OF germicides. therefore
the washing should be dried out OF
doors whenever possible.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
OLD ENOUGH

The picture showed little boy saying hts
prayers at the knee OF his grandfather Little
Willie asked his mother what the boy was doing
why. he Is asking the Lord TO guard his
grandfather from all HARM" was the reply
"Gee!" said Willie Isn't he old enough Ia
take care OF himselfr-Film Fun.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

The American Walkers assocla.
ton has arranged to start from the
city hall in New York today on n
s6-mile walk TO the city hall In
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Little Allen was one day sitting
on the floor near the sofa and. see
ing some tiny cobwebs hanging from
the bottom, he exclaimed: "oh.
mamma. there's a lot OF moths In
the sofa"
How do you know, dear?" she
asked.
Because" he replied. pointing to
the cobwebs, IL see their tails hang
Ing down"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

A bright little fellow, who had
only been asleep for FIVE minutes,
Lad dream that seemingly covered
a period OF nearly two weeks. Upon
be ing told how short time he had
slept he exclaimed: my goodness.
but It takes a long time to sleep
Ave minutes"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Out Of the Mouth. Of Babes.

Cid Lady-Why is It you are not
playing ball with the other little
boys?
Small Boy (aged six)-'Cause I'm
manager Of de team; OATS why.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

To many minds the mention OF
laboratory brings some haunting
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
TO GAIN MENTAL CONTROL

n. ApDiNGToN
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Science in the Laundry.

To the Editor OF The Times-How
does soap make dirty clothes clean?
Is 1t necessary 20. boil white clothes?
MAGGIE.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

We regret to report no change in the
,rice.
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&apitaliitiide Seri4m0rer.

Die 2orbecrcn, lpclde Die SUIT
firna Solpe 4 SO. IN Gauburp,
Conn, gegen Die itreifcnocn >outma-
der oonf elmer feilen Suits errlln.
gen, lieBen Die Yeiiser Scr Gilengie-
bereicn IN Bridgeport niht rubig
idlaien lno boben lie lib oaber cnt-
lhloller, ebenials Sorbceren sll er-
ringen. 1cplitpiberiffs nabmen leste
@ohc Sic bon oen Streifern be-
pobnten Cottages umo @1ushen, TO-
lpie oie auf 9anfen oeponierten Gr-
iparniiIe in @eieblag, Inn sic Sdo-
oenerlas- s-Sl,mme bon $20O,OOO 5u
oefcn, Die bon ben 8iebcreien cin-
geflagt miro. Gie pcrihluorenen
0icBereibcliter bebauptcn in ibrer
alageidriit, sic itreifenocn Oieber
biitten iih pcrid)tporen, oie Nrbcitec-
ber on Ser 9llsfiibrl,ng bon Non-
traften su binoern, poonrb tic
grobc Ginbl,be erlitten bdtten.
ssm Nerlauie Dieier slftion pegen
Ser ~Neridlporlns" lmo entibloiie-
men Dnrbiiibrlmg bcs Streifs iino
rim oie 6eime uno @anfgutbaben
bon as bcflagtcn Streifcrn nit &C.
idlag bclegt poroen. So, Elm Shct
iibcr $1,000, oen oas gcrbonosbu-
rean Ser, =llnion bon Gincin.
nati nod Bridgeport sur sllls5ab-
lung Der Streifllnteritiitlng ihiftc,
lit pom Geplttp-Sberiff 5 GINNING.
hom beldlagnobmt luoroen. Gs &C.
lang abcr Dem Generoloreaniiator
Der Arnerican federation OF 2abor,
Notrif s. Gnffp aus 9rooflpn, iid
bon Srclmoen Ser slrbeiter in ein
paar Stunoen $1,000 3u lcibcn, 10
oob Die slussabllma ser Streitun=
terltiit,,ng ibrcn NerIuaf nebmcn
fonnte.
I'm in ser 3ufl1nft sic Gerif)te
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81, perbinocru, Dos 8elo in TIRE
Singer 5ll befonmeu, miro Ole Ser
banosoffice Die Summe in 3nfllnit
telegrapbiid oil 9uifp ienoen uno
Die 8cluerfidaftlcr lpcroen lid) lint
eli,en WaffenIhein benliiben, Inn lif)
uno oas 8elo 5l id,iiten. Gs iiebt
jest aber 10 aus, ais f0nntcn oie
0leBereien lno ibre MIR gu lpiIliab.
rlgen Verid)te nod ipeiter acben.
Wcln llamlid nidt genug Gigen=
tlm anfgctriebeu miro, Inn oie
Sllnme filr Die bier &lageu oui ie
S5O,OOOO 81 oefen 10 fonnen oie
Ncflagten ins 8cidngnis aeltedt
iperoen, bis tic cntlpeoer anaeben,
100 lie nod Gigelrtun boben, cine
Nitrgihaft in 90be ser einacfloaten
Snmmc ltellen ooer sen Cffenba-
rlmgseio lciiteu, Inn ourd, oos
Shulogeleb fir slrme uSdut" su
fillben.
YuBcr oen As Streifern ertpdbut
Die alage nod Orgariiator 0ufip,
yi5epralioent S'2earp uno &C.
lhaftsagcnt 2opeoap bon Der Moul-
ocrs llnion.
Oteies frehe unb unperlddmte
yorgeHen Der Mrbeiteeber in Gonnec-
ttcut iollte ben Minenz z9(rbeitern bod
enolid bic Giniitt brinsen, bah ibre
sseinoe, nur neil lie i'm geiib Der poz
!lttlhen Wfoht iino, in FOLDER Weile
9eaen ibre Mrbeiter poraeben t0nnen.
Sn abnlider unperihdmter gDei1e
aeben seaenlpdrtia ouh bic 6erren
pom Stobltruit, bic Die eroben Gi=
'enberslperte in Minneioto beiiben,
oeaen ibre itreitenoen Mrbeiter por.
Ginem 8eridt iiber bic bortisen mi
nenzDiitritte. Der ouf @eronloliuna
oeS aomitees fir inbuitrielle geaie-
bunsen ausgearbeitet puroe, entneb=
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9ebuns Der sroben WoltsmoKe. nno
tie @oslaliiten aeisen ben 2lrbeitern,
oob biefer Gampf gefiibrt neroen
mub. um oller 3lohenkrrldaft, oil
ler Nusbeutuns unb alien 4riegen
etn gnoe gu moden, unb bob erit
oonn, penn niemonb mebr um bic
Jrii9te ieiner Nrbeit betrogen pirb,
jebermonn i'm pollen 2ebensgenuBe
seii4ert fein ipirb. unb bonn piro
oer grpbe ollsemeine Meltfeiertog
tommen, Der Sag ber Jreibeit uno
0ere4tisteit fir olIe. No4 Iinb bic
Moien, bic am 2obor Dab feiern,
nt4t bon bielen erbobenen sroben
Sheen erfabt. Gs iino nur bic To-
5ioliitiid bentenben Mdnner unb
5rauen Der Mrbeit, bic erfiillt 1inb
bon benz uneri4iitterliden Betpubt=
iein Der 9ere9tieteit ber Mrbeiter=
tdmpfe, ibrer Toroerunsen, ibrer
lo5ialifttiden Sbeale unb bon Der
@epiBbeit ibres enbli9en @ieses.
llnb iie iperben emit bic arobe
Woi1e binter iid boben unb bann
unlpioeriteblid 1ein uno NIT ibr|
einen 2obor Dan feiern,
Der bic 0orbereituns fir bic
neue iolioariide geleuidaft iein
ipiro.
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Gilenbabnitreit maprideinn4 :?

ben uno Ben aampf nidt ideuen
ser ia ooh, tpie Stone iagt, einma
gum 9lustrag gebradt lpcroen muB
Gin FOLDER Streif lpiiroe lpobl nid1
bon langer Ganer icin oa es ser
Geiellihoften tidt gelingen oiirite
geniigeno Streitbreher aufsutrei6er
Inn sen @abnbetrieb oud MIR not,
oiirftig 81 perieben.
Tic Streifer iperoeu ooiiir for.
gen, oaB oie 3ufubr bon 2ebens-
nitteln iiir bie groBen Stdote uno
oie Vef0roerlng Der Yoit 1liht un-
terbrohen miro. seoer Streifer Ioa
nonotlib $50 Streitrnteritiisung
crbalten uno ba Die fiini @riioer-
'd)aftcn 5uiammen iiber $5O,OOO,-
900 in ibrcn aallen baben, 10 fon-
nen tic getrolt Sen aanpi uuineb-
men. Gs lit aber INNER nod n,oa=
LID, oaB cs Yroiioent @ilion ge-
lingt, Sen Irieben 5lpiihen beioen
Earteicn ber,rltellen.
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@dbrcno mir sur Yrcllc geben,
,puroe ieitels scr Grefutipbcomte,1
Der organiiierten Gilcnbabner be-
fannt gegcber, oaB scr gabnitreif
am Sabor Gap lnorgens lm 7 llbr
beginner miro, lpenn sic Yobnmaa-
noten nid)t nod IN lcbter Strnoe
sur Vclinnllng fonlnlen lno sic
Torocrllngen ser slrbeiter belpilli,
gen.
gSie 6. Stonc, Er1liocnt ser
Nril0erlhnit ser Hofomotipfiibrer
iagte, lid)eu sic 9abngeiellidaiten
Die Terbanolllngen 10 lange nic
n1oglid) blnalls il, 5icben Inn pom
Frdiioenten l,1lo &ongreB 10 piel
mie nloglih IN 8eitalt bon bobcre,l
@abnruten berol,sSlihlugcu. slud)
hpffcn tic, onh ser aongrcB ein
3luungslhicosgerid,t ciniiibren
miro, I'M oaourd in ,3llflnit ouc
Sobnltreifs 5lt Dern,eioen. Die
Gllcnbahncr iperoen nber felt blei.
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Die Gretutipe Der oraoniiierten
Strabenbabner Mmaloomoteb
anoelattrn Of Street Gar Men =
belhloB IN ibrer IeBten sibune Ntz
ten oes vNelp Dort Gaa", bes tdofiz
ehen 4o5laltltiiden 9lottes, gum Be-
traae bon $4,000 an5utoufen, oa piefe
,3eitung Die einsise ser in enalifder
Sprote in Neiu Dort eriheinenoen
,3eltungcn NOR, tpelhe pou unb aana
uno III le6r enersiider Weiie fir Die
ltreltsnoer StraBenbahner eintrot.
Die Gretutioe bat einaeiebsn, oob
eine ebrlide uno furhtlos oefiibrte
slroslterprelIe Den @eipertitaftern in
lhren Hdnpfen erobe Dienife leifteu
tam uno oob bic iosioliltiIde prei5e
cine aufrihtise Jreunbin Der llnion=
Mrbeiter 1T.
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Nrbeitfr> >Teiertag.

oielen beieren Waffen, bon Der unz
obbdngisen 9lrbeiterpolitit : teinen
9ebruud maiden, uno lailen lie Iid
INNER pieoer BON ben polititern Der
terri4enoen ala1e als Wertseuge
gebrauAen.
llno serabe in bielem tpidtieen
Sabre Der prdiibentfdaftspobltomz
pa9ne lollten iid bic Gepertlhaftler
enoliR oufraffen uno nit ben poli=
tifd or9aniiterten 9lrbeitern, ben
So3ioliiten, gemeini4aftlihe Sade
mahen.
Gs eebrau6en bic &apitaliiten
ole m0slihen Mlittel uno Ghlihe,
um bic Mrbeitsr oapon absubolten,
einen riatisen gebrauh bon ben
ibm aur 0erfiisuns ltebenoen Mite
teln su MAIDEN. Tie aopitalilten
pollen ben Geiit Der Rebelion seeen
ibre 6eiealhoft t0ten, pollen ben
@siit beg Samples, oss proteites
ae9en Musbeutune uno llnteroriitz
flung eritiden. Sit, lebr oft selinst
ss Der berrihenoen alai1e, ben
8eiIt Der 9luflehnuns gu eroriiden.
9o6 INNER tpieoer rest es Iih in
Ger Maile, uno gerabe in oielem
Sabre baben bic 2obnarbeiter ee=
aeist, oab lie nod Gampiesmut uno
aampTesfreuoe beiisen, uno baben
ile ilh in entihlofener Weiie benz
Jeinoe entse9enseiteat. 9lllerorts
lpurosn grbe admpfe fir ben 9lhtz
ltlnoentaa sefiibrt uno piele 6unz
oerttouienoe baben ibn errungen.
llno ge9enpdrtig iteben bic praoz
ntlierten Giienbabner i'm aompf um
ben perfiiraten 9lrbeitstag, unp boz
Zen CUTE Nusiidt, i'm su errinsen.
llno iolhe admpfe lino bon arober
geoeutuns. seisen iie bod benz proz
letoriot bic unerid0pflide Nuene
ieiner Moht, bic araft Der oraoni=
iierten, ibrer 8eoeutuns betpubten
Irbeiterihaft, bic ibm bon teiner
nod 10 mdhtigen sesneriihen Mabt
9eraubt iperben tann. llno ihlieB=
lid tperoen auh bic Nurz z@etperiz
ihaftler fir b0bere 3iele tdmpfen
uno perben ertennen, bab bic Or
beiteridoft unbeiiesbor 1T, ipenn lie
politAh uno gepertlhaftlih orsoni=
ilert lit uno semeinidaftlid uno To-
liooriid tdmpft.
Oas bokre 3iel, bos ben oufae=
tldrten politiih uno setpertfhoftlih
organiiierten Nrbeitern por1hnebt,
fir oeHen 0er,pirtliduns iie nit
Ereue uno 3dbisteit eintreten, oos
INNER pieoer oufs neue ibre Soft
nunsen uno ibren aompfesmut Be-
lsbt unb itdrtt = lit Der 5oaiolisz
mus. Sir oieies 3iel boben felt
Sabr5ebnten Millionen in ollen aurz
turldnoern selitten uno seitritten
uno geipaltige Spfer gebrc9t. hoben
5ouienoe bic ihlimmiten Nerfolz
eunsen erouloet uno iino ,u Wtur=
tprern geporben. 0eaenipdrtia 1T
leioer briiben i'm europa oie{er
srobe aampf gum etilitonb setomz
men poer tpiro nur nod pereinaelt
uno in Der Stille gefiibrt. Der @eiit
Der 3rietraht uno oes 6a7es burh
rie berridenpe RlaiIe eeplest unb
ouf bic MaHen iibertrasen, fiibrte
5u Der ungebeuerlichen aatnitropbe
benz Welttriese, benz tdslih 3auien>
Be sum Spfer fallen unb beTen en-
De nod nidt ob5ufeben 1T. Dod
ptr in Nmerita t0nnsn nod ben
Mrbeitertog in Jrieoen feiern.
bier feiern 9lrbeiter o(ler g2atio=
men uno Spraden unb tdnpfen ben
Gompf lpirtliber Ruttur, bas 1T bic
iittli4e, seiltise uno tpirtfdaftlide
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Ino !pleoer relern Die amerttant>
lten slrbeiter ibren 2ubor Dan
nah olthergebrahter Weile, pie ct
Dem ton1erpotipen 0eilte Der Jiihree
Der zGetpertlhaftler entlpridt.
parooen, pidnids uno Heoen bon
g(rbeiterfiihrern uno arheiterf freunoz
lihen Yolititern Der beTBenben
alaHen bilpen alf in oieiem Sabre
ons 6ouptprosramm. Der 2obor
Dan in ben Ser. Staaten 1T trobz
benz audi elm edtes proletariihes
5eit, entiprunsen aus oem unmittelz
boren Jiiblen, Nusorud beg inner
iten Weiens Der seipertidaftlidzorz
aaniiierten 9lrbeiter, ourh eigene
Graft errunaen uno oann fpdter bon
cen polititern als Elm Jnttor, nit
Dem aerehnet tperben mub. aners
tannt uno ionttioniert.
Die getpertlfaftler moeen tppbl
IN oielem Sage einen Hiidblid iperz
fen auf bic lhlperen admpfe, bic lie
ror sipansig uno oreibis Sabren um
nas Red1t Der Srganiiution, uno naz
nit um bic Grrin9ung benerer Or
heit5perhdltniiIe gu fiibren batten
nno iih oann iiber bic Grfolge freu=
en-, bic iie ieitoem errunsen. Gang
lam, lebr langlam uno idpierie
mar Der Mufitieg. Yisle blieben ouf
benz Wese Iiesen ols Spfer oes
aampfes, monhe ldpere Niididld=
&c nuBten erouloet perben. aber es
sing INNER etipas porlpdrts. So
pohl be5iislid, Der Heouttipn Der
Mrbsits5eit. tpie in Der Grlonsuuy
Der 2Dbne nuroen ihDne 6ortIhritte
ssmaht. 9lber INNER nieoer mill
len neue admpfe aefii6rt peroen. un,
oos Grrunsene feitaubalten unb um
neue Grfolse gu errinsen. Die re-
latiuen seringen 0obnerbobunsen
:puroen lpieber burh unperihGmt
bohe preis lteiserunsen Der Qebensz
mittel ausseslihen, uno bic 2ez
bensbaltung oes ameritaniihen Or
beiters 1T BEL Der sroBen Moi1e auz
riidsesunsen uno pielleiht nur BEL
elmer tleinen Minberbeit Der aeldid=
ten sSahleute cine before geiporben.
unb neben ben Grfolsen leben
bic lfperen NieDerlagen, tpelhe bic
orgoniiierten grbeiter in ben lebte,1
Sohren erlitten. Sn COLORADO 3. ..
fuben bic llnionarbeiter burd bic
Rodefeller Company eine sona ent=
ihiebene Nieoerlase erlitten, bon Der
lie iih erit nad Sabren erbNen
peroen. Die unseredte, nieoertrdd=
tise Gntideiouna bes Oberbunoes=
aeridts sesen bic 9utmader bon
Nanburs seiste ebenfalls, bob bic
oraaniiierten Nrbeiter ben erobtapiz
:nliitifhen Mddten seseniiber nod
san5 obnmdhtia iinb, ipenn lie nur
nit ben getpertihaftlihen .Waffen
oaein tdmpfen. llnb Gle ,Qlrbei=
terfreunolihteit" Der Willonlden
Communication unb Der bemotroti=
iden Mebrbeit i'm aongreB tonnte
nlht perbinoern, boB onoere mdhz
ttge Mrbeiterfeinbe in Connecticut
in berielben nieoertrGhtigen Weiie
seaen ibre itreitenben Mrbeiter por=
aeben, tpte es bic 6utfabrifanten
scepe & Sc. nit fold erobem Grz
folae oetan. (.Siebe Mrtitel ,aopiz
toliltiide Verihporer" in beutiaer
Summer oes rGho"D
Solde Ma4tentfaltuns Der ao=
pitolilten ben orsoniiierten @enerf=
'doftlern eeseniiber lolte ibnen bod
aeiaen, ooB tie iih nah onoeren,
beneren Woffen, ols bic bisber be-
nuBten, umfhauen miinen, lpenn lie
erfolareife aGmpfe fiibren tpollen.
2eioer pollen biele Mrbeiter bon
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Wploers' llniou q.
lfolDers llnion 430.
Stope Woluters.
Stapelle
| sHdIc)iuilten SO, 361, 36S.
sl. u. 5. g. & E. gSt. 6, 2, "A.
Eatern Wafers.
! StationarD Siremen.
stationary engineers $50.
3. 3ipiiipn.
| sSormisrt iid) al 6. 3. Ctr, 1,Drblid
llnb liiolid) bon ct. Clair. Mpe.
Gerlhieoene Settion.
DfarIhall.
Nnpelle.
StraBenbabns s9ngeltellte.
Stupeuc
Eollterer.
Aleibermad}er.
Shneioer
Sampfihaufel lmo gaggerleute
9lb3eid)en.
Saode, sluilpdrter. slufipdrterinueu.
gartenoers
3i9arrenmaher.
Stapeue
Ghauffeure
0uder 10.
0prleiboers
electrical Wprters 80.
Sanitnrp Srioers.
Yonoihpremen.
gdnner
Mllliter.
4. gtpiiipn.
Sprniert lid an Ser gtorboltzgde bon
ct. Clair 9lue. llnh Ontario Ctr.
Stapelle
NlicD Erlntlng Sraoe5 Council.
Typographical SO.
Snpugraphta 6.
Stereptnpelre.
Slettrptnpeure
Ebptp Gnoropers.
Vndlbitber
Vud)binbez Trauen
gSeb HreSlcllte
Sruf YreRleute.
EreR Teeoers.
Wallers.
5. GiuiTpn.
SSormiert iidl al Ser gforofpeitzGte ben
ct. Clair slue. uno Ontario Str.
Napelle
Wuiloina Srabes Council
sl,,ltreiber 1O2
Snpe3terer.
Tresco Euinters.
Napele
Glalierer
ShiIoermnler
Stapelle.
n !. gallnrbeiter 10.S
'ElebAt6r AQuItr,ltte,lre.
slsbelt Nrbeiter.
ISABELLE
electrical @nrfers SO.
Gnsiuellre 293 lulb 293M.
Steunfitrer5.
Competition 3pofers.
Tlumbers.
Carpenters 1866, 105, 1902.
Sames S'Gonnell, ipelher uls ei=
l1er Der Heoner am Subor Tan BON
Der :. s. Of & engogiert muroe,
lit Hrdlioellt Oes Gepartemerts ser
,g'ctallarbeiter u. s. OF 2obor. |
Sroher 1T Der befannte unobbGnaia= |
oemotrotiihe Mbseorbnete bes q. |
0onsreBzDiitritts, Glepelanb, Ser
unter ben tonlerpatipen Gelperflhaft= |
ern ols iebr orbeiterfreunolihsr poz
titer gilt; SRI. 5ortal pertritt bic
seague peibliher 2obnarbeiter, unb
5om Ouffp lit gorliBenosr Ser Snz
ouitrial Gommihion BON Sbio.
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Erogramm Der 2abor Sap escicr,
arranaicrt bon Der
SlcDclam6 IcDeratipn Of Ha6ur.

SIVuCIuNu VCGcluIIuN VI NNuOT.
8 l(br morgcns-GroBe Eoraoe.
II llbr nlorgens @runolteinIc,
0lng oes Nabpr Selnple.
9tohnlttags rlno abeno5-Yif
nicf nit Ereislpielen etc.
sScltreoner am 9tahnlittag:: Mib
Sopbio lSortal llno Sobn Guffp;
obenos: ,Soncs S'Gpnneu uno go.
bert Grplicr.
Gie NoroOe fornliert iih on ct.
Gluir slpe. lmo Sit 6. Str. uno
belpe9t lit iiber @. 8. Str. l,nO
superior slpe nad oen1 Yublic
Square Son ga entlone ser On
tario Str. nod Nroipect slpe. peit=
lid bis Slt is. Ctr. lmo baum ito
lidl bis gum Gabor 9eti1pIe. sss4es !.
Gle 'Ginteilung ber--a an ser Yo=
raoc teilnebmenoen Srganiiotionen
lit folgenDe:
1. Iipiiion.
Sornuert iid) al 6. 6. Ctr, nDroIih
bon Ct. Clair slpe.
Scrittene Yoli5ei.
@rube MurIduu, s. gS. Soart, Yrdiibent.
AupeIle.
6. s. Of g. 9eIeoatcn
atoppr 8. G. Sapis.
Jid,ter Willis %iderp.
:tcp Cumberland.
9leoner beS Cages,
Npbert Grplier.
oas. S'Gonneu
Shos 5. Suffn.
S,pu Nfnron :. Serrid.
,. Sipiiion.
Srrmiert lid) nn g. g. Str, Iiiolid) bon
ct. Clair slpe.
Mariduu.
MPetal Srabcs department.
Ndpellc
Suternational Wploers' Unions.
Jammer Brigade.