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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
i~tG(ieni(d6e
0O(6 1T un5ufrie0en!
2ie aebe Ses MiniierpraiScnten
SalanOra 6eribrt in Yaris
anangeuebm.

8iridl S6weiS 26. San. =
Gnllte fid bic Melolng iibcr ben
.gtildtritt oes anbinettS SaInnora
beitGtieen, 10 mag Die 9riiis oelt
eriten S6ritt gum 6rteoen biloen.
Sab 0os idper leioenoe italienii6e
BOLT OeS e~rfolgloien &rieges niiOe
til, untcrlieaf teirem 3meifel. Gd3u
funntt bic @ntriltuna, Die oarli6er
berrlht, BOB Granfret9 un6 eng
LAMB ben SStalienern bic S9ulO an
Der NieOermeriung Montenegros II,
Serbiens beinelielt, obgIei6 tie
ielbit 5ltr Gettutg oieier beioen 2Glts
Der nidt8 tatelt. Inter nieleu llns
ltunOen mitrbe es nieillaHb iberia
iden, tpeui1 eS idotl IN ndber gu
flnft 3u einem arad) 5iptiden ben
g(Iiierten fonImen urlo Stalien trob
oes 9on0oner 8ertrnges, einen Son.
perfrie0en nit 0elterreidI ; llngarn
IdlieBen Iolte.
9arts, 90. San. Die bon benz
italienilden gremier SaIaltorn IN
6lorcu3 eeboItene Geoe bat pegen
hires peiiimiihifen Zones bier iebr
uuollgenebm teriibrt. Ser @tiniter.
praiioent eab nidt MIR 81, Dab es
Stalien iebr idmer miro, ben aanpf
fort3uieten, ionbcrn CT flebte oas
Golf al, ourd8u6olten mo 6as
Seer nidt I'M Slide 81 leiiea in-
benz er iagte:
pllnIere armee uno oie Slotte
fonnen tire auigabe mn l0ien,
tpetrn Iie Die pole nnterItiisung Der
Station baden. Nir mliien ms
aafidlieBen, ieoes 9pfer 81 briilgen.
giiemano permag 8u iagen, ME
Iollge Der &anpf Oaieril miro uuO
reIde 0pfer nod bon unS seforoert
per6en mogen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Geripna(nptisen.

@ele0eutlif i1reS 10. @eburts.
tags puroe 8ierlstog abeno SRI.
Mnrg1retbe, 8odter unieres geidGb.
TEN Mitblrgers 9errn @eorg aiene,
BON aabIreidel1 5repnoinnen ourd
eiten u~nperbofften geillfD freuoig
ilberraidt. Qie @Gite berIebten ct.
lide re6t angenebme 6tmDen.
0iit 9eoouern bernebmen mir,
Dab Der 3uIton0 Der 6rau $. s.
gebren8, Die iid elmer idneren 0pe-
rotion unter3ieben muBte, 6eoenflid
lit. Soffentlid geIingt e8 Der &unit
Der aer5te, iie Den Sbrigen 8u en-
balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Don 5r[. 0a(6
unO George 9am(in!
Nm Sunntag ben 30. Sannar,
nadmittags 4 ilBr, i'm SOgO
Ebeater.

Die bef1nlte pimiitin Sr1uleiu
6rances Raib itno DER &enorilt
@eorge &amlin tper0en am font
member 6onntde ben 80. Sonnar.
d llbr nohntttag5 i'm 8opo Gbea.
ter Der @eiGdftsilbruug Don SRI.
GuelDn $opper ein geunein'9aitlthes
Gou3ert pe%rnnftalten. Sic &iauos
be9leitrng fir Serrn Snmliu miro
SioneD @ruo 8ietd ilberne6men.
SRI. Naib lit elm S1nabaer aiuo
uno lit fir3ltd i'm 0oroen oes 2an-
bes in berihieoenen aon5erten nit
aroBem grfolg auigetreten &err
Samlin eeuieBt einen pobloerOien-
ten 8ilf ais Sdnger.
Ga Der @orberfauf Biz iebt Idon
Gin ic6r gutter gemeien, loate it6
ie6er Muiifliebbober ioglei9 eirle
@intrittSfnrte fidern,
g8ir laiien biermit Oas Erooramm
folaen.
Isl tpitb al Dour SeartS" Gliio6
j. Il. .MenOelSIobn
SINS Greie@ .S6umarn
pgea1t uno 8rdltme" ~. SCHUBERT
GigmpnO's 2iebeslieb, .@alfiire"
.sa......,.......o +. J. ,@agner
W2r. Samlin.
9pertpre .......Y.. ,8ad.Soieffp
,Iben0s" -. i. s..... Sfumann
v8orum? .......a.... .Gdumanit
eaufiawung" ..,....,.. S4umanlt
MetB Raib,
st tS not allpaDs gtap4 .@ounoo
02es Silbouettes@ =. Carpenter
30 a $ibDen 8tolet" ......
.......... Mlarp Selen @rotpn
oSbe @roo 8oIf@ .9urlcts6
Scr. Samliu.
JI0nldllce ~. ... -. u. -. .Stbelt1t5
lance oes Glnes. >. i. ,@npeanifoff
@tll0e, 8 flat major !. !. =. .Qis3t
EolonaiIe, 6 major. ...... .2is5t
MfiB gfaib,
nssSSf Dou moulo lobe me-, @fc9errnio
99our Gpes". ,S6neioer
eStlft0' ............. Yours
usSSllne" ......-...... Mrs. Bead
W2r. SGnnlin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
@uIbene Spdseit.

Ser un6 8rau Sobann @rii9er,
gde t2. un0 Grace Ctr. Dobnboft,
hegingen am 6onrtng oas ieltene
Set ser golOeIen Sodj8eit. Die
feierlide Groluing fall0 in Der er-
iten oertti9ep 8resb1ter-air6e itatt.
SEER aritger lit Is Sabre oft mo
feline 6rau orei Sabre finger. geioe
pltr6en in gtorfa 9tuBlano, ge6oren
nno fonlen 1899 nad) Omaha, sic
baden brai Sobne, bier Go9ter, Is
Gnfel uu0 orei urenteI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Silfsfpa6.
al6. ariiger, 6airfog, 2. $500

Gfe 10. uno Chicago GtroBe
ipitroen 9ienltog o6en0 s. s. Sra.
mer un6 @. 8. nebit 5nei
iungcn 9ameu auf Dem Seiutipeg
rom Sbeater Don Sipei b~epaffneten
@onbiten altgefdaen uuD ausgeplun-
bert.
- Sans g. Reterier, tpeIber IN
felge Ser Greoigten 8ilb Sunoob'8
Eel neiien bieiigen u9efebrmgsDer.
I;tden" pont religioieu 8nbniinn
befolca puroe mo in oie Srretlail-
Italt in 3oriolf nerbradt perben
muBte, lit iebt Dieoer ioneit berge-
ltellt, Dab er aus Der anItalt ertt.
Iallen tper0en fonnie.
5ran 6. sc. @arOing bon
24t1 SarteD Str, meIdJe iidD gum
odten @eaI oor @eridt befunO. neil
Iie Elm mnoroentlihes Sous fiibrte,
mari Dem G~oIi3eiridter Softer elm
padr frefe 9ieoensarten an sen
aopt mofiir ite cine Grtrdtrafe BON
$50 anigebrumHt erbielt.
Ole Counting dubmeiiter Oes
Staotes werOen am %. unO "a Sc
br1lar in omaha hire SSabress aon-
peution obbolteu.
@eitern nadlt iebtr Elm hefti9er
Shneeioa Elm. Der beute friih Den
2 frobeupcrfe6r teiliueiie bebiuoerte
9lnd an 0onuerltoe ioa oas fal.
teEs @etlgr nca aghQIte5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
S6minO(dC6tige
Eriegsgetangene!
Selbige perben aasgetanidt nno
sipsds Sur mad Der Sdiueis
seidift.

9aris, 26. San. 3nrd germit.
telnns Der SnternatiuaIeu NoteH
Sirens Weielidaft lit Elm Anstanldl
bon &rieasseianseneu, Die an Der
SGiuiuoiHdt leiben, siuiIdsn0 entidJ-
lamb NIB 6rnufreid beiuertiteaigt
iuOrben. SnbcRcu, anitatt ban bic
-&faaEea Had iBrer reIp. 6eimat &C.
Idift iuerSea, wirb man ibuen Nuf-
cntbalt in ben Shweissr Bergen
beridaffen. bort iuerOeu tie arst.
Iid bebnnbclt per6en. Die babnrd
entIte6enbeu Soften iuerSen BON
Sranfrci6 anO 9eutidlanO setra.
gen iuer6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
GrfoLarcidle Minenfprenamnaen.

Berlin, 26. San. (5nnfcubcridt.
vie gcuan es bas 6eutihe
arieaSamt init ser 8abrbeit Ser
@OreGnge ami Scn &riegsIdaupla-
tem nimmt, crGellt ans benz lint
fann, naf Is 6entc Geridltct, bic
Sransoien bGtten mcbrcrc erfulg.
reidr Miucniprengnngeu in ben ar.
0onHen borgcnOmmen mn0 einselne
bcntide SGiibengrGbeu Serit6rt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
9ie enaliiden @euertidaftler.

griitOl, 20. San. SrutOem
6ente gprmittag SeIdliiIe gesen
G~infn6rung Der aOnifriptiun ecfakt
iuOrocm luareii, entidieO iid bic @a-
iuritGt Der bier in &onDentiOn Oer'
iammelten prsauiierten ar6eiter.
idait hes annSes oennoh fir cine
eneraiIdle nnN lerfolsreide Sort.
ieNnng bes aricses.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
WiQOl 6e6arrt lut
leihem %StGnOpun6t!
9entidIanS ioa gerieufung Der
o~eHftania" ais nHseietlid
ertlGren.

@aI6inatOn, 26. San. 9eaNd-
Lamb mnh inter alien l~lmItanben
bic gerieHfHne Der ogniitauia@ ais
einen nuaeIcbliden aft %erflGren; 10
LANCE eS Oies uidJt TIM, fam bon
elmer gelegnng Der gan5en hinge.
lcaen9cit feinc 9eSe iein. 0ieTes
lief TraioeHt @iliOn Sem bcntIdea
SOtIdafter BON gernitOrff bmrdj ben
Staatsiefretar Gaulius iuinen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
@Smiidle 9aaen.

9OnOon, 26. San. = TOn Nom
uir6 beridDtet, Sak bic Sarfen BET
ben firslidjen admpfen i'm annfa-
lns $4,000 Mann berIorsn 9aben.
sSn berielben 9epeidDe beilt e., Oah
bis Jest BON Der rniiiiden 5lOtte bes
Sdiuarscn @leeres 2400 tirfiide
Sdliffe beruidtet Dorben fiub. (Gine
10 9rohe @auSelslutte beFtt bic
Siirfei sarnidlt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
lDaS i'll Elm
6emG0neteS SC6U1?

8aiGnstOn, 26. San. Deter.
reid . lluearn 1T nidDt eetuillt, bic
Seitiifung italieniider SdnOcls.
Tdifie mir nidlts, Dir uidDtS an iibers
acben. Ter 6iterrciAiidrnngariidc
@eidlftstrdger uerlanate beIttc pom
Staatsiefretdr Ganiins sm iuiiien,
luaS er inter eiaein beuaffneten
SanOelSIdriff Dertebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Giien6ahnnnalaf.

Epufane, rs. San. gel Sea-
bon fplliDierten Bente stuci Chicago,
Miliuanfee . GnS9et SOnaS 3iige.
Sin 6is6er anbefannter 3ann mnr-
SC ipfOrt GetGtet nub Elm 2ufOmOtiu-
fi6rer nnS Srei Gaiiasiere idiper
uerlett. Die SdnIS an Dem linz
glid 1T Dem ScIcgrapbiitea elmer
8nbuitatiOn sn3aidlrciben. Der einen
glnftrag fall6 anfgefakt bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
prdIOent Gonfericrt
NIT jinan5=ROmitee!

80ibinstOn, rs. San, Erdft.
bent 8iIiOn bsidieO beitte uad)mit-
tag Die bier 6ibrer Oes funsreiliO.
nalen Sinan5rS pmitees al iid nno
berBanoeltc Ses lGnaercn init If.
itru ibcr bic 8eipiQisnnesOOrlage.
Gr erindtc bic &erren, Nieielbe 10.
BALD ais mSglid) SIT erlebisen, nm
fir bic GiftangsDDrlase rnbigeS
TaBrmaiIer ~ baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Gng(ln0 un0 Die
%amCri6ani(C6e pOa!

@ai6iustou, 26. San. Die eng.
hide &esierHna fat ben grOteit Der
Der. StaateH iueeen gefdlaanabme
Der amerifanifden goit balm beaut'
tuurtst, Oah ne iid in i6rsm gcdt
beFinbc, iuenu ie bic amerifGniide
Bpft bei6laguabme.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
S,toenS[idler W5rSer.

S%ouesboro, Arf., rs. San. = Nns
nidltsiagenSer ltriade eriduk Der
aiu0lfjGbrise garl SiggenbOtbam ben
~clfiGbrigen Ggas. 9ieeb. Der 3Or-
Der itelte i'd ben geb0rben NIT Der
Grfldrnng, bah CT Garl eridOHeu
babe, meil er Elm idledter Snnsc
luar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
itnter 8liasarSS Qralem.

2nFaHgOt GOlO., 26. San, - Sil-
bertOa nuS anSere Crtidaften ifnb
%imfOlge ftr6tbarer Stirme icit 10
Sagen ubnc ie6e ger6inSnng nit
her anfenlurlt. Der bentise Big
sarO mag cine S%reilesnns Der SaGn-
aeleiie mod einen lueiteren MUnat
maiden.
8laflidermeiie iinS in Sen 6etrei-
fenben Crten geaiigenS 2ebrnsmitel
~nDrbauSea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Colonel Sunie in Berlin.

Berlin, 26. gan. gOlunel
SOnie, Der Sertraute bes 8rdfben.
ten NiliOn, Ser iidl in srbeimer
Niiiiion in europa befinOet, tit
6ente in Berlin eingetruffen unO
uir6 nit Den leitenben 9eriSHlid-
feiten Gelprcdanscu abbalteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Warttberihte.
Sii0 Sr1aha. 26. sSanlQ.

SID Sma6a, 26. Saniar,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1880.
8eef Stiere, Marft felt, 10 nieor.
SdprIinge, cute bis bette $3.50
300.
8ieatlia cute Bis gllte 1915
7.40.
MittclmGBige $5.75-6.50
Sellers, Marft felt, 10 nieOriger.
gora.gefiiterta Aceuas.
cute bis 9eite, idpere 1926
6.75.
M}ittelmGBige $7.59-s.t9.
8iemlid Jlitc Bis CUTE $3.50
7.40.
Slide, N9arft felt, 10 nie6tiger.
suite bis Eelte 4iibe $5.75-6.50.
3ieulli9 quite bis quite $5.25-
.5.75.
0~2iteImdBige 100000.
@ute bis telte Sellers $6.25-$7.
3iemlid quite bis quite $5.25-
SIS.
MittelmGBige $4.O0-5.0c.
@ras.gefatt. aibe So $1,000.
8ras.gefitt. Sellers 90
Stoders uno Seekers, Miarft felt
Cute Bis bette Seekers 1856
7.65.
gaitteImGsise S .40-6.SO.
@erp0bnIida $5.50-6.40.
Gute bis bette 5tbders $500
7.65.
MittclmdBige $6.35-7,oo.
@etpobnIidc $5.50-6.35.
Stod Sellers $5.75-6.75.
Stof 8iibe S4.75-6.25.
StoG aGIber $6.50-7.50.
5diucime-3ufubr 1880. Marft
felt, 5 ni%eoriger, 5dlub ihtpah.
DurdidnittspreiS $7.25-7.40.
S6GIter Greis 81 80.
Sdjafe-3ufubr 1900. Morft feIt,
&c nie6riger 9
9Gnuner $40. 40-10.
@efiitt. @eterlt 2Gnner $1,000.
21mmer $t0.65-10.76.
Sdbrlinge, quite Bis bite 5000
@ioOer, cute tis bette 500
81. 80.
MutterIdafe $7.00-7.45.
Geidorene 2ammer $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
grnnSfataltropGc.

seattle, @ai6, 26. San. = 9as
i'm Scrscn Der Stabt eeIesene 8ules
@ebambe serict bente 0admtttag in
granb. Bier BeriOnen fanicn in ben
Slammcn nm; flint 6%eneriuebr-
manner iunrOen ifWer Derlett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
at0[iener tuie0er a6aelpieien.

NtEFFfN'FN* WtFVNF W"HNVFTt"F
8ieu, 26. San. (6nnfeuberi6t.
las 6iterreidiidD-nngariiAe
9ricgsamt beridtet Saf italieaiidc
gorridnugsperinde i'm 0ebiet bon
9abarOne mno nnf Oem Gomton-
st66ans 5nrifseidlaScm iunrDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
grrrr Sas lit falt.

Galsarg, @iberta, 26. San. =
Sicr berri6te bente bic srOkte aalte
anf benz Sentiment - has S9efmo'
meter mics 80 Grab inter Nero
anf,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Oenft an Sas
Oentlebe Aofe Krens!
Die arbeitsfelOer beS
9enti0en Noten &renses:

@ertnnbetenfarorse:
9n Sch. nnb Gtappcn.Gasaretten, in egenea SolpitaiIdrfteH
nnh 2asaretr 3igen orbeten Die bonn Dentiden NofcH Sirens
onseebilOeen SdpeItern aroafenpFRasr mo 'Ftieaerinnen.
auualiOsnfHrmae:
I'm ~DorbilSdden aliuifen u6 Gr6olanasfeimsn, Ourf Babe
Z fnren fr @cncenbe, in Srappel. unb SliHOenidnlen miro Die
5hnffensfrdft Der boru@rgebeno oOer oonerno onoalpen
gum 5egen Oes ein8eInen nno beg staates acknowledgement.
Observation-Disclosures;
9urd5 feline engen 8e8ebunoen 8i Oa fudtiden gebOroer
uno umerftabt bnrdb bic oiplonuhifen 8ertreter Der nett
troIen 9tdaten lit oos Sentide 9Ote Sirens IN Der Sage,
audi in 6einDcsIau6 fir 0os geitige unN lfbHhe Mobl Der
ariegssefansenen tuO Sntsrnierten gu icrsen.
SamaienfarOrses
sn ibren grbetsfGHen unS GGbtnben unO bird lire arbeuss
bermihlmugseaeu peridoHen Die in ben r1eiiten oeuhden
5tdoten %befebenoen Jraaensrnppen Os Senflaen Ioten
aremses ben 6ra1en uno 5omiIenongeb0rigen Der i'm Seloc
Steben0eu 9ehdfhgung unO Dattel 81 tbret Sebenstfaer.
bait. Grrd Die g0nsfidcn Deroen tie bon ben tfltsthen
gfIidten entloftet.
Sn GGnaIiHasbeimeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rmo ainbertrauten-
bGmiern iorgen Die meibIi6en 0litgiener oes Sentiden 8oten
arcnaes fir bic gsurtun9 tno er8tebung oes ipngen @ah'
tplihies.
gituen- nnO 8aiienfHrIursr:
8ur6 6e 0refte ltnierhhbung ODER godpetg e~eeieneen Sc.
bensuntrboIes pirO fir Die 8ituen eergt
Sn &aieubaniern uno Grsehnnss6einen fir arieeSpaiien
meroen Die g~adfomnn Der flrs gutelan6 8efanenen 81
brau6boren yatgHeOern Der neridltben @eiellhaft er5ogen,
geurdqe Don Sifsbereinen uno Gin3elperionen fir
oos 9eutIde Note SIRENS neroen nnber5agid 1no
obne ireenopeIde @b5lge fuiteufrei iber 9etim.
mlnng 5neefubrt.
@obeu F6 s ri4ten an Die safsfeaen bes staotsOpban.
oes gebrosfa:
SreO. goIpp, Scribrer, gebr.
german &soman's MsIrf GOeistp,
gars. 9erto @esidmnnn, @rdfSentnt
1909 Sopnrb Str, 0maba, ae6r.
Sdsfde Omaha sribins, 1911 SOporO ct, Omaha, gab.
G. Seder.
9~eesiater bs 9eutitar Hotcn arcuses,
1923 groaopaD, Gap Yorf.
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G6itasO Marftberidt.

9linNOieG-3ufubr 10000. @artt
longinm, felt.
S6dIter @reis $t0.75.
SdHeiHe-3ufnbr 10000. Mtartt
10 nie0riger.
0urhihuittsprets $7.90-7.65.
So6lter 8reis S7.75.
Sdafe-3ufilFr $4,000. Narft felt,
20 uieOriger.
9auias Gitp Marft6cridt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000. Marft
IanSaian, ieit, ih!Dad.
aii9c. Marft Iangiolm.
Stoderg, Mart aerine, ieit.
a6lber, @larft felt. 25 uieSriaer,
SwOeinc 3niuhr 10000. Marft
15-20 nieoriBer.
9uraidnittsprsis $72--F.b6.
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5u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mdSernes
Sous init 6 groBen 3immerr.
citIide 6ront in gutter Gndbor.
idlait. @rober @arten NIT 0bIt.
baurei, $4,000. SeIepbmniert on:
9erlaa 1e6.A
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S66Iter greig $7.6215.
Shnfe-3ufubr 5000. Nfarft felt.
SDditer 8reis $10.40.
ct. SuIep6 @~arftberidlt.
G~inOuieb-3uiubr $500 @farft
langidm ulo idnad).
@6GIter Rreis 1855.
Gdmein-c 3ufubr $4,000. Marft
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The labor world., 1916-05-13
WALSH COMMITTEES URGES UNION
LABOR TO ELECT C0NGRESSMEN

The committee on industrial rela-
tions is out with a letter urging union
labor to get busy in politics and elect
labor men to the national law-makine
body. Frank P. Walsh is chairman
Of the committee. In letter to Du-
luth unions he says:
''The committee in industrial rela-
tions feels that there is now nothing
of greater Importance to the labor
movement than the election of a.
labor group of at least so members
to the next United States CONGRESS.
The candidates for the next congress-
are to be selected soon in the partv
primaries or conventions. Labo,
must act quickly and earnestly If it is
to be represented in the national leg
islature by its own men. No party
politics need be or should be played
In this. The organized working men
and women of the country need onlv
insist upon it that their own pledged
representatives be placed on the
ticket or tickets of any or all parties.
and that the strength of labor be
thrown to the labor candidate If onlv
one is nominated.
IThere never was such an oppor-
tunity as the one now presented for
labor to grasp a dominating and con-
trolling position in the national law
making body. Old political issues
have become threadbare. There is
no clear line between parties as Or
ganized on the old political issues,
The country is looking for the lead
ership of the people. Every biz
question presenting itself to the coun.
try is an economic question, 1nvolv.
ing wages, decent standards of living
and the rights Of men and women to
dictate the terms on which thew shall
work and the standards by which
they shall live. Who shall decide
these great and pressing questions il
not labor itself?
If the working men and women
of the United States were represented
by labor group of at least so men
In the next congress labor would gel
from congress it's rightful demands
1t would hold the balance of power
The labor world., 1916-05-13
CHURCHES THANKED
FOR AID TOLABOR
Forward Committee Pleased With
Assistance Given by Rev.
Herbert Ford.

The final meeting Of the Labor
Forward committee was held Satur.
day evening at Browns hall, 10 East
Superior street, at which reports
were received from the various SUBJ
committees.
A vote of thanks was extended to
Rev. Herbert Ford, fraternal dele
gate from the Duluth Ministerial as
sociation of the Federated Trades
and Labor assembly, for the great
interest he took in the Labor For
ward campaign. Mr.. Ford was re-
quested to convey the thanks of or
ganized labor to the various churches
In the city whose pastors opened the
doors to meetings of organized labor.
The members of the COMMITTEES
were very much gratified at the re-
suits achieved by the movement.
Plans were made to continue the
work and a strong committee will be
appointed to carry on organization
work during the balance Of the year.
A vote Of thanks was extended the
International unions and the A.. F. of
L. for sending representatives here
during the campaign.
The labor world., 1916-05-13

Not only that, but an active and alert
labor movement having compelling
force In the making Of laws would
compel also a fair deal from the
courts. from executives, and from
others who administer the laws. It
Is time for the great mass Of workers.
VINO produce all the wealth Of the
country and who receive only a small
portion Of it, to control in the maxi
ing OF laws and to overthrow the
evils that promote the unjust distri-
button of wealth and that center
power in the hands Of the few.
ALREADY labor has demonstrated
what even small labor group can
do. The 18 labor men in the present
congress have done splendid work
In presenting the rights of labor to
public opinion and in forcing its
rights on the attention of the law
making body. They constitute far
and away the most effective group in
the house Of representatives.
'The work done on behalf of the
anti-child labor bill, on behalf of the
seaman's act, the convict labor bill,
the industrial education bill, and
similar legislation, speaks volumes
for what can be accomplished when
labor has it's own fighting group in
congress numerically strong enough
at least to hold the balance Of power.
EVERY special interest antagonistic
to labor is represented so completely
that all together they form the great
majority in congress, yet the workers
who constitute the great mass Of the
people, are represented by only a
handful.
I'm bringing this matter of su-
preme Importance to your attention
this committee hopes it is only doing
that which you have already had in
mind. The committee wishes to as
sure you that it will Cooperate with
you In any way it can to have the
next congress a truly representative
body. It will not be ard cannot be a.
truly representative body until the
men who compose it, or at least g.
large portion of them, directly repre-
sent the workers and producers OF
the country"
The labor world., 1916-05-13

CONE TO THE BIG DULUTH
TOR YOUR NEW SPRING Hat.
The labor world., 1916-05-13
FORWARD MOVEMENT
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
E. G. Hall Makes Fine Records.
Adds 1047 Members to Du-
1uth Unions.

The Labor, Forward Movement is
over. It is said that the campaign
Tor new membership in Duluth was
more successful than in any other
city in the country.
According toe. G. Hall, president
OF the Minnesota State Federation of
Labor, 1047 members were initiated
during the campaign. This great
number adds to the membership of
Duluth rs per cent. There are now
at least 5000 workingmen, exclusive
of railroad employees, carrying union
cards in the city Of Duluth.
E. G. Hall came to Duluth to pre-
pare and lay out the work of the La
Dor Forward Movement Jan. 6. He
left yesterday to continue the work
on the ranges. Mr.. Hall organized
and installed seven unions during this
campaign. He is very much gratified
over the results achieved here.
The closing meetings of the Labor
Forward campaign were held Monday
night at the Munger school and the
Lakeside Improvement club. Speeches
were made by Thomas Sexton, organ
izer for the International Cigarmak-
ers' union and Mr.. Hall.
An open meeting Of the Teamsters'
union was held Tuesday evening. Mr..
Hall was the chief speaker. He de-
clared that it was the hopes Of organ
lied labor to protect the unprotected.
In the course of his remarks he said:
I'VE try to put women and children
who are obliged to seek employment,
c;, ofh 11iv
the same labor. Without organiza-
ton this would be impossible.
Instead Of stirring up strife, Or
ganized labor attempts to harmonic
matters between capital and labor.
AS a result, the contracting party
knows just what he has to pay for la
bor.
Explains Aims.
1.-THE benefits of our organizations
consist in uplifting the members, and
in benefiting them socially and finan-
cially. We claim that without or
ganization the same results could
never be achieved"
Later in the evening both speakers
addressed the Cigarn1akers' union at
Owls hall. At this meeting Mr.. Sex
ton was the principal speaker and
among other things he said:
'IE the last SO years and two
months, ever since the foundation of
the federation," Sexton declared in
recounting it's accomplishments, Eve
have distributed $12,669,254.49 for
sickness, unemployment and :, other
causes. In 1915 the amount given out
-
among the improved conditions
that the organized labor uions have
brought about is the eight-hour work.
ing day, giving employment to a larg-
er number Of 1aborers."
At the meeting of the teamsters'
union % new members were enrolled.