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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
TRANSFERS SECURE CONTRACT

SEATTLE.-A three-years' contract
has been signed by the Teamsters
tion. Three years ago these en-
ployers attempted to smash the team
sters' union, which resulted in one of
of Seattle's most serious industrial
disturbances. Now the employers
have concluded to do business along
twentieth century lines.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
PICTURE OPERATORS WIN

ST. LOUIS.-The Eagle theatre has
signed an agreement with Moving
Picture Operators union No 143
thereby ending a long controversy
The unionists picketed this theatre
continuously for II months.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
SECURE 8-HoUR DAY

DETROIT, Mich. - Two hundred
employees of the American Electrical
Heater Company have reduced hours
from ten to eight with a 10-hour wage
after a four days strike. These work
ers, both men and women. are or
ganized.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
STEEL EMPLOYEES WIN STRIKE

CHICAGO.-Several hundred steel
workers helpers, employed by the
Western Steel Car and Foundry Com.
pany at Hegewisch suspended work
to enforce wage increases from 20
cents an hour to 35 cents. After a
short conference the company com
promised on a 10 cent increase.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
PROGRESSIVE" JURIsT
REJECT LAW 4,1o1 YEARS OLD

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-The state
supreme court has decided that the
laws of King Hammurabi of Babylon
might serve useful purpose 4,101
years ago, but they are ill fitted for
the year 1916 A. D.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31

olOWly DuI surely IHe workers nave
been making demands for recognition
of their rights as human beings ant
as members of society and have es
tablished many of them.
Since the outbreak of war, theil
economic Importance, their politica
and military power have been tacitly
and often officially recognized States
men have recognized that organiza
tions of wage-earners are an integra
part of organized society-part of the
vitals of the nation.
In appreciation of their dignity and
value, it is the duty of the wage-earn.
ers to make demands upon the world
assembled in the next world congress
that nothing touching the lives of the
workers shall be determined without
taking counsel with them. Such a
demand made by the personal repre-.
sentatives Of the wage-earners as.
sembled in the same place and at the
same time as the world peace con.
gress would have a tremendous ef-
feet upon the spirit and the determi.
nations of that congress.
Such a demand would set high
standards of democracy and would
give prominence to principles of hui
man welfare that could not be ig-
nored.
The labor movement is the great
humanizing, democratizing force, in
the affairs of nations, and it must
have a place wherever the welfare
of the wage-earners is concerned.
If demands are not made they can
be ignored with good consciences.
But when ideals of human welfare,
the rights and interests of the COM
mon people are presented and urged
in world tribunals, they can not be
wholly rejected. These demands will
not be presented or considered unless
the wage-earners send their represen-
tatives. This labor congress is an
obligation we owe to our ideals and
to fellowworkers of the present and
the future as well as a great oppor-
tunity.
MUST HAVE VOICE IN PEACE
CONGRESS
The problem is to have the fullest
and the best representation in the
labor congress and through it a voice
and influence in the world congress.
The report of the executive coun-
ell to the thirty-fifth annual conven-
ton of the American Federation of
Labor, held in San Francisco begin
ming November s, 1915, contained a
plan for the holding of the proposed |
abors peace congress. The plan is
necessarily flexible and broad - the |
purpose is to insure full representa-
ion from the workers of all countries
md you are urged to communicate
with me as soon as possible, express
ng the attitude of the labor move
nent of your country upon this plan.
The plan approved by the Amer
can Federation of Labor contains the
ollowing general suggestions:
Let every national center affiliated
o the International Federation of
Trade Unions send not more than
wo delegates to the conference The
abor movement of any country, even
Continued on Page Two)
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-03-31
SECTION MEN STRIKE

DECATUR, nl.-More than 100 sec
tion men on the Wabash railroad are
striking for 50 a dey The present
rate is $1.35.
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Continued on Page Two)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Spbe Narf OSptiaen.

Der 5iibrigs Tbomas Cubic BON
@rfter StraBe uno Der 7idbriae S3ohn
Stubbs BON Siio Sisbsntsr guenns
itno Samitag Siahmittng I'm gada.
rpauua 5lus ertrunfsn. @ritsrer alitt
nnhs Der @lterumobnune aus uu6 In
oas BaHsr, als sr anf Staten 8aao
mnhts Bipei Stunbeu lp6tsr itlrste
lsstsrsr ins Dafsr. oils sr nabe Der 81.
tsrnloObnuns am 5IuBufsr ipislts. -,
= Der II Sabre alte Sobn 9smis
uon @nnon Strase unternobm Conn.
tos auf eiuem 9udaponna 3n9e cine
Ssrsniigun9sfobrt, Die elm tragifheS
@noe bate. slls CT bsim @intrsffen 40
9alliisao ben .3us usrlalIsn nollts, nm
betm,utsbren, 9litt er aus uno esrietb
untsr bic RGosr. nobel ibm Die Beine
bermuBen jsrbrfdt purosn, bas iie ibm
ipdtsr In SinSbamtOn. pohin man ibn
nah oem llnfau nnhm, amputirt mers
ben mubten. Die ytsrumsridiittsrung
unb Der Slutuerlult waren aber 40
sroB nno sr usri&ieO ON Wiontns.
= als sin i6peres Wiotortrud, bas
~ elmer Sersniisunasfahrt benust
wuroe unb iedSsbn Mdnnsr snibielt,
auf Dem u0rolidsn Bouleparo Spiiden
@lenburn uno @lnrt's Summit am
SOnntas gtaft rutidte uno umfisI,
wnrben bic Snialisn eeeen sinsn Sta6s
elornhtjann 9elbltuoert. g8dbreno bic
auoertn nit elmer itartsn auirhtteluna
uno jsrriiisner Slsioun9 sntiamsn, Iin0
pier Der Sninlisu redt idmsr3lidb per.
lest worben. nemlih eoiepb Wfurrap
pom Glib Siebentcl Npsnue, ThomoS
Stnfius uou @beitnut ausnue. Slipsr
Yritharo uon 9iorO 0pbe Bart Npsnue
nno SObH Burfe uOn @apouis auenue.
Das Erud WurOs fart bsidabist.
: Wfit sinsm @et1ie, bns uabe,u
cine uOlle Wiinute nnbislt, fling Oiens
fog WforSen frib cine BsrIhiebnng Der
Sbaldds in Der 0tadbnri1uit pom
Safnpstts SlraBs uno @bsfinut Npenue
an, Die bis 9iahmilta9s auOnuerte uno
etnen @einmmtihuoeu pOn unsefdbr
$40, 600 an 40 @isenthhmsrn anri6ts.
te. Die ihlimmite 8eiddoisuus erlitt
bic Vafu1ette Shule (gio. 16). Die Dor
fisbsn Sabren isbr fart bsi6dOist nor.
ben 1T uno noh 5weiidbriser arbeit NIT
einsm Soitenunfwauo uOn stua $50, 600
reparirt wHroe. SDeittre Ssrihiebun'
gen srcisueten iid frib ssitsrn Morsen
uno fiiufjtbn Samilisu purosn ssSmun.
gen, ibre 0obnuugsn Su perlalien ;
msbrsre 9ebauoe muroen sewradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
BiIfess8arre OeDti3en.

- SBilfss.8arrs bat ON Disuitag
ieinen srften meiblihen Polijiften erbal'
ten, iubem Der Staotratb Srdulein
Sslmu Wtarh als iOldsu eruannte.
Srdulein Silba aSrnsr pom bier
uno Sumes u. Brposn BON Pittston
iiuO am Samitas bur4 Paitor Sobn
y. @ruutu Elm ais @bspaar sinselesuet
worosn. s.
- Daniel 3. @aId, @bsf Der 2sp.
ftone Printins ano Calendar @ompnup
pon giorb Wfain Strnse, puroe Gam,
fog auf 6em Seimmsss uon einsm
Shlagnnfnll betroffen unb erlag 6sms
islbeu, sbe ihm drjtli4er Bsiitanb eese.
ben weroen tounte.
- Wfurrap @rant pon 5ort1 Sort
murbe Souutas 9ia9t BON sinem 9adas
mama PanneterSug eetrofien uno se'
t6Otet, als er entlnng ben @sleilsn lief.
5uerft mdbnte man. oas Elm 8erbre9en
pOrlie9e, uno bic @orOntrs @eihmore.
men snti&iscen ipdtsr, Oab iOlhes wirf.
lid Der 5au lit. ....-...-........ -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Wanliapinbl,r abulph 9Iau h

= BaniiaptnSlsr aOolpb Slau III
esftsru uon Der Bsenaoteunes Seh6rot
NIT ieinsm @eiuA fur Sesnaoisuns
obeewieisn woroeu.
- Srdulstn Uiarp 8arrsn BON
Ballau auenue unb @omaro 3. Stlel'
fer pon Bulb StrnBe murOtH s.itern
ourd Puftor ausult SLIDER als gliid'
lihss @bspaur sinssissuet.
= Mapb.m. Der 13 Sabre alts Sobu
bes Or. 8. Wf. gDainmrigbt. Der am
23. W1ni BON osm Gutomobil bes Dil'
liam Robiuion sstroffen wurbs, 1T
Disnitas 9iaft ben Solsen Der trbalte'
nen Serlesungsn srls9en.
- @alSo Il 8nsnsr, Sobn bss
Frof. Sohu u. Busner uon Der Gen.
tral SoGl1ule. bat In 0sslsDan Unit
psrlitdt ,u Wfibbletomn, Conn.,, am
Donneritae GbsnO ben .5lsibman' De.
iIamatiou Preis senounsn.
-Srr Ssurp Srsn BON Bins ctr.
entsing am Disnftas absuO isbr inapp
b6ien Serlesunsen, ais sr I'm 200 Slod
on &aibinetOn Guenue tiberfreu,en
mollts unb elm StraBenbabnmaeen ibn
traf uub nisberftis6. Gum Slid eut'
fam Strr SreD NIT einem 9opfl4niti
unb R6rpsrihrammen, bte ihmer;ltf
absr ungsfdbrlia finb.
: Yin Der srosen Riiftunssbsrsit'
ifafts Parabe am Snmltag 8ormittag
meroen. rpenn bic @itterung cine ehn,
ftise lit. etwa 10000 Perionen tbtil'
nebmeu, unter Yorantritt pon mebl
nie 100 Wiuiiffapelleu. Inter ben
usri6iebsuen giationalitdtsn, mslde an
oirier srOBen patriOtiiden 3unbsebuue
tbeilnebmeu perosn, neroen Deutld
amsrifaner cine Der 9r6Btsn Nbtbeilun'
gen biloen, benn man ermartet, oaB btI
uerfhisoeneu beutihen Bersiuisunssr
our4 etma $500 WfanH pertreteu ieir
werben, ben Demeis oarbrinesno, oat
fie lopal unb patriotii6 iinO, tros bel
Ssrod4tigun9eu pon gepifer Seite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
StaOt itn0 Gountp.

= Srau Wtartba Mspsr ftrsnsts ON
SamIta9 segen ibren @ntten Sobn o.
ms9eu erauiamer uno barbarilfsr Be.
banoIuns cine selase fir @bei4sibuns
on.
- Oiujor 6. 3. s. @onrab erbielt
Disnitns feline 9Ommiiiion ols 9isute.
nant @olOuel bss 13. Rs9iments, oils
giaGfolser uon 9B. VI. 6nnb, Der tiir3.
Iid feline RtisnutiOn sinrsidte.
= Sapitdn SoIspb u. 8aauer pom
Webi,iniihen Stabe oes 10. 8ieai
msuts bat feline Rslisuation eingereid5t,
ba feline drltlihe Bruris in Gbroop, mo
sr isst aniaiiis lit, ibn 10 in anipru9
nimmt, oaB er niht 9eniissno 3eit bat,
auoere Pflihtsn Iu beiOrSeu.
- Die Dritte Hationat Banf bat
am Sreitae ons an ibr Banfgsbdnbe on
Wpomiug Nueuue nnsrenIsnoe @iaen,
tbum erworbsn, pelbes friibsr pom Der
Scrlnton Sauiu9s Banf bsnuSt mur.
be uuo ss9snwdrtts pon Ssrrn Souis
GOuraO oils SutbunOIuuS bsnnst lpirS.
= Ssrr @uituu arissslitein uon
W1omin9 Guenur, pelher felt ben les.
ten brei Wionuisn ans Sans aefeIItlt
mar, LIT nun misbsr imltanos, alssuae.
ben. Ssrr Srissslftsiu lit ,usrit an
Der Sun9enent5iinouns unb mar nod
ni9t pollltdnbis uon oisisr ssnsIsn, ole
iid Elm aufal BON Rbenmatismus elm.
lte[lte.
= 9rOse Gufre9uns murbe Sonns
tag 9taht In Scranton unb umgegsno
psruriaht, als Der scranton Repnbli'
can" in elmer SpejiaIauseabe befauut
mahte, buB Prdfbent 8iliOu nit Ss.
aug nuf ben Wtsrifo Rnmmel IiG ent.
idIofeu babe, cine sewiHs NnjabI Wft
liIiOloutsn In ben psri6is0ensn Stnatsn
ausriidtn lu laHen, nm 9rsuBOisnlte
,u tbuu, uno baB oas IS. Hesimsnt
uuh nit stnssidlOieu let. Spdtsr ie.
bod er9ab iih, oaB oas 13. Rsgiment
uibt In Der 8srfiisunJ einssidloHsu
mar, uno mabrIheinli9 aud ni6t lpd'
ter rsqutrirt msrOeu pIiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
StttStUn.

= 9uiei eumbo pUH bier, Der nit
,Dsi aubsrtn Wfdnuer bss Wtoroes pon
Sobn Wfeluin 30 Dur1eu ansetlu9t LIT,
murOe Sreitas oes WtJroes i'm ,msitsn
@rnbs i6ulotg eefunotn. @r CAB ben
ansriff gu, bebouptst nber, in Sslbits
utrtbeioisun9 eebunbslt 80 hnben. @r
wuros wfOntag ju 3sbn Sahrsn 3uat'
baus uerurtbeilt.
= Bier Widnnsr nit esBOssnsn Ge-
uolpern uno permummten @eliftern
betraten friih Iestsn Donnsritag Wior.
gen Die @irtbIhait Der @ebr. TsfalcO
an Sio Wtuiu StraBs uno sr,maussn
bic 0eraus9abe pon etma 500. Ole
Rolijei wuroe pon Dem llebsrfnll benahs
rihtist unO uerbaftete fur, uadbsr uisr
aerIe, RoB uno Pbilip SapOtta, Samuel
@nrmslliu unb Sumss 9Orsnnts nls bic
mutbmaBli4eu Rduber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Bon NeterSbnr0.

Serr anbrsns 9loa pom Sobu
Stra6e 1T fir ben Sommer nah Yar.
ben in Bagne County umSsiisOslt.
= Der idbrlide Gus1us Der Conn,
tassihule Der co. lutb. ct. Beter's
@emsinos pirO am -. Suli na6 Wfou.
iie 2afe ttfinOen.
Sruu Gmslin Sarber BON gIt
Strnse uub Ssbuftinn Nfetger uon
PrsscOtt ausuue rsilten am DienItae
nat SSilieS'8nrre, mo aIbermann
SObu WiuitaiOH iis oils elm @bcpaur
perbnno
Srau @hnrfes Braun BON 2uft
Strass lit lssts SSo6s nab elmer fur3sn
3raufheit ssitorben. Sis pirb pon
Dem @atteu, 3Det SGbnen uno orej
T6btern. Die Bstroi9nng erfolats
am Srsiias I'm ct. Wiurisn Srisbbof.
Srau Wtarin Ssnrp, friber bier
pobnhuft. 1T Sreitas In Der g8obnung
ibrer 2ohtsr ju gienurt, u. g., nod
furjsr 3ranibeit seitOrbsn. Die 9sids
wurbe ON Sonnta9 iur Beifesuns i'm
Ounmore 5rieobOf bisrber ssbra6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
2adananna 3tpei0

Die resslmdsigs Mfonatspsriamm.
lung osS Obisen 8sreins finbet morssn
(Sreitas) Gbsnb jur sspobntsn Stunbs
i'm Slsberfranj @aiino an GbamS Gus.
nue. itatt. VS. wtro cine re6t intsrsl.
iante Sisung weroen unb Elm jablrsi'
DIES @riheinen 1T erminiht. @S III
bic abiiGt bes 3wetses, ale beml lelbsu
anssb0riseu @sisllidaftsn ba3u Su be.
psgsu, Der morgsu BOrmitta9 ltattfiu.
oenoen Rhitun9sbereitidafts Rnraos
bstjumobnen, um ben Ssmeis ~ lief
ern, oaB bic Dsuti9.Gmsrifauer auf
reyes SntersIis an Der Sahe nebmsn
uno lOgal mitnirfen molten. 9i1hsrs
@in,elbeiten werosu morssu absno be-
tannt gemaAt wsrben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
OaS Sbal nbmdrtS.

- Der 10 Sabre ults Charles @au.
unuusb uOu auoea lit Disnitas yiad'
mitta9 iofOrt setSotst porbsn, aIS sr
sinsn 2. 200 Bolts lsitsnben Drabt Der
Scranton electric @Ompanie sufduis
bsriibrte.
= Die 3idbrise Niarp Tbomas bon
Moofc 1T Samftas In i9auoerbaitsr
Weiis am ganSen 9Orper uerbrnnnt
porben. als iie einem @tmsr init brsu.
utnoem 3erOisne Su nabs trat uno ibrs
3lsionns oann uon ben Slammen sr'
sriffen Duroe; man nabm oas 9inb
In 9efdbrliheu Suitano nah Dem Gap'
lor 9olpitaI. Wfarp uno ibr 7iibrissr
Sruosr usrbrounisn 9arioffstidfsr, als
lid Der llnfull sreisnsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Stabtrdfb.

Der Stnbtratb nabm Sreitas msb.
rere midtise HorIasen BET oritter unb
enbeiiltiger 9eiupe an, uenli9: Die
fur bic 800. 700 BonOaussube, bie:fiir
bic ab,uesfaudle In ben ~. uno 21.
@aros, unb fir etua Elf MsiIen BON
Ssitenmessn In Der is. une %. @arb.
auOsre unwidtise auSsIsUsnbsiteu fan'
ben aud @rleoi9uns.
Dee Wagors SstO sestn cine Sahn.
frtujune anf ebener StrnBe (2Deihe
iibsr WtioOle StraBe). purOs tros Der
anseflibrten @inmenbuugsu iiberfttmmt
unO bic bissbsIislids &eiOlutiOu ause'
riommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
0iRo(aus-Ii6ita.

@eItiameripeiie Bat ii9 in Der o.utt
fden preFe Der 8rau9 sinsebiirs,rt
&Dnig Ritoldus bon W1pnteneart
f6er5boft ~gitita" au nennen. War
bermutet pobl binter biefem Ramer
elm Dimtnutip bon g1itolaus, absl
gan5 Obne 9runb. Ritita lit Elm eise,
usr, in srtedtfhsortbObOren 2dn6erh
redt beIiebter mGnnliher 9orname
Der ~Siegsr" beoeutet (Oom griedifder
~gite" - Sies). SumiIiGrs, pertlei'
nernoe unb &oiendmen bes Ramsni
glifoldus gibt es in ben 5ldpiid.r
Spruaen iibersenus absr ii9erIif
piro uirgenbs Elm anberer, babel it
sllgemein betonuter Rome pie Rititc
oafiir sebraudt. 2uHsn mir oIfo Dem
R0ui9 bon Montsnsgro feinen ri6tiser
Rumen gittoIaus. umfo mebr ols bei
SpiBnume nud al Dem, pns ssI9eber
iit. stnen 8.isefdmad bon b0bntfdsi
Sronie bat. oen man sinem geT6Idge
hen 5einOe ipoh eriparsn barf.
-
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OSprb &cranfpft.

= Den Gbslsutsn Gilbert 3urdsr
uon 0pomtus Guenus 1T elm Rndblein
9ebOren morbtn.
= Die 4idbriss Sslsu gututis uOn
Ehsooore StrnBe 1T nm isrettag ben
Branowunoen erlessn, bic iie Wiontag
srbieIt, oils ibrs 9IsiOuns 5susr fling.
= Der go Sabre alts Ulidasl 9snp
uou Putnnm StraBe murOe am lsstsn
Donuerftaa, alS er am Yrouioence
Square seiuen StruBenbubnwasen be.
itsisen noIlfe. pon sinsm automobil &C.
trOffeu uno Osrart uerlest, ouB er am
Wiontas itarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

&iiftsndrtinsrisbienft, Oie Stelluns
nls Superintsubent Der 9ftubemie
iibernebmeH.
Die 2lnituIt in @sit ppint 1T ins
Tofern bon Der grSbten Widtisteit. aIs
BORT bic Offi3isre uussebiIoet perben,
oie fpGter in Der reguIdren 4rmse i6re
militGrif9s 2aufbabn fort3uieBen be-
Itimmt iino. Ser &rie9 unb feline
2ebrsn baben barsetpieien, ouB es uns
beoingt notpsnbis iei, Der 2lusbilouns
Der tiinftisen Sffi5iere mebr aufmerfs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Nus Dem Dberen Sbale.
(Nr6bGlo @orreiponoens.)

- Sobn 9OrnOt uon SlDpbaut 1T
sslttrn in Der @bbD Greet 3s6s our9
sinsn Dedtufall ousenblidli4 eridla'
gen pOroen. Die 2ei4s mar i6auosr'
bait 3erbriidt.
= Der 38 Sabre alte Bsrgmann
2ufe GreehoOtsfp uon Ssiiup iit Conn.
tag in Der Stsrrid @rssf i3sts ourH
Gin Sslsltiid ON 9Opf setroffsn nOrOsn
uuo iturb uuf BEN Bss gum SOipitul.
= Srdulsin 9sifis @sbsrt uub SEQ.
narb Wie9ale, beioe uon arhbalo. iinb
gsitern In Der st. Gbomas aqninae
Sir9s burh Pfarrer z. 8. &omsrfOrb
gum Suno fire ssben sinseissnst NOR
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

fnmteit gu fdsnten unb b0bere anfors
berunssn on ibre @usbiloung gu iteIs
len. SO ftebt gu eripdrten. oab in
3utunft Die Suoetten in @eit Point
Tid nit sr0Bsrem gifer ibren Stuoisn
perbsn pibmen miiHen, tpenn fie bic
Priifunsen beftebeH pSlIen, als bies
Eisber Der Sail seiDefen TT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

S9- Man usrsslis nidt, OuB isst bic
Sffics bes SCRANTON BOhenblntt' ii6
410 Spruce Strase, Uiertsr StQd, be.
finost nub baB bic &elepbOn Summer
Bsl 5145 lit. Wfan ihoue mad benz
srossn SGilO ubsn am 9sbdubs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Ieuer G6ef.
@eft Rpint erbalt eiuen neneH Gu
berinteHoeuten.

Die WilitGratabemis in @eit pOtnt
ptrb am 1. SuIi oieIes Su6res eiHen
neuen gbef erbdlten. 9ln ienem, Gage
pirb Sberft Sobn 8iOole. bonn 9es
nieforps Der armee, ala RudfOlser
Ses Sbtrffsn 6. 9. SotDnslep, bonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

- Dos .BSAsabIatt~ eatAAIi IA
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Bon Der &Ibfeite.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
OUTLINE PLAN
FOR DEFENSE
LOCAL BRANCH OF SECURITY
LEAGUE MAY MERGE WITH
AMERICAN DEFENSE
SOCIETY
To Ask Army TO Assist in Organizing
Riflemen's Ciub-Publicity
Committee Appointed

At meeting OF the Wheeling
branch OF the National Security lea
que. held last night in the Wheeling
Commercial association rooms. prelim-
mary plans were discussed to nave
the league become con olidated with
the Wheeling branch Of the Amer-
can Defense league
George ". Lutz and John b Gard
on Were appointed as "a committee 20
communicate with officials OF the
United States army TO ascertain n
arms and an instructor can be- fur
nished the local leagues rihemen' =
club which IS 10 be organized here
and affiliated with the Pittsburgh dis
trict training camp.
The question OF having a national
speaker come here 10 address the PUB
Tic on the feasibility OF preparedness
was taken up. and Secretary Ben :.
Honecke- was instructed TO get IN
communication with the national
headquarters Of the organization.
A publicity committee was appoint
ed rs follows: Julian G Hearne. n.
e. Ogden. Harry V. Ankle. Jasper p.
Baum Charles l. Somehow and b.
: Houecker
III" meeting was presided over by
President Lutz. with Secretary Hon
ecker In lis Official capacity Among
those attending the meeting were
Richard Robinson. \ : Hupp. A. y.
Hare and Messrs. LutZ. Honecker.
Hearne. Garden and Sonneboru.