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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
(6ortiebune auf Sette 81
9fuel Cana fir gtotionoIfomjtee.
lpi+rTicS

OtitgIieo.
Die S5obnfon.Bon6DeGoffcD 6aftton
belt ou "a. 6ebruor cine @erIontut.
lung ebenfaus in O}it6eQ ob. Zie
am Gage oorber Itott9ebabte Ser.
ianntIung Der tof-2ces sJoftion pur.
De 90n5lib iguoriert; c$ muroen 9ie.
oIlltionen gcfoBt unO IeIegateu ouf.
9eItcllt, obnc Die an0erc 6aftion 8li
bCUhtcu.
IS moren etrDa 500 Gemofraten
.ontpeIen0, olio oeniglten8 nod einnoI
70 biel, ais bel Der Rods s&ee-Geriomms
lung.
Sin Gouitce inter Dem 9tancn
~@iIion-V}oriboQ GrogreIiibe Gemo.
cratic Bortp Committee" tpuroe er.
nannt nit $. u. 8agner bon 8ntcr.
tomn ais 8orItter, oaS Die @ahltan.
pagne Ieiten iou.
Die 8tlion'Ihe gIonltniitrotion
muroe in ieoer 8e3iebung gelobt uno
iroo1iiert, beionoer8 erlpdbnt muroe
ieine Saltlng 1T Der arieg8nngele.
genbeit, Dem UNDERWOOD Sarif, Der
Heform Der 8eIogeIeBgebung, Der
8ergroBerung Der Qrmee unb Mori.
ne, Der oBrepareoneB" uitp.
9lu6 nuroen Senator SSobnIon
lmo aongreBmonn @anop belonoers
beIobt fir Die llnterItiitung, tpelde iie
benz Rrdiiberten IN bieier fritii6en
Gage Sripen0en.
9ll8 0elegaten CUR Rationals4on.
bention tpuroen ertpdblt:
/. 8iItrift: 8. 90. Grill, Glf goint;
g. 9. 8n65tportb, Siour Sails; s..
90. 3ie6oh, @ann 8dlep; Brdfioen-
ten-8oblmonn, 6. 8. 2eeban bon
Wtithel.
2. 8iItrift: s. s. aeilep, gber0een;
60 Sart, 9roofings; S. 8. 9ednel,
8ebiter; grdiioenten-@oblmann Col.
Sing, ct. 2otprence.
3. 9ntrift: SO. s. 2etpiS, 9relbo, !,
S. e. Seffreil 8enonooo; Sobn &.
Gbeliteia, GaIlns; Brafioenten.@obl.
mann, 6. 6 ,sef, 2entmen.
s.. q. @aqner ponBatertoipn tpur.
be aufeeiteIlt aIs Mitglieb oes Ratio-
Inal-Somitees.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02

ciniQe DER lcitcn0eu Scrrcn mollen eS
| 10, l1no Damn mllnocrn ite iib nod
I0uB ibncn Die groBe W}enge ntdt fol8t
Die &erIonmllnQ om %. 6ebrour
Imur bon $. 5. 9tod aus 2lbcr0eeu,
Oem &orlibcnoen 0e8 Stoot3- Central,
&omitce5, ciubcrltfcn moroen. IS mo.
Ircn etpn 250 Gcmofroten onlpcicn0
| Pile morcn Iih 0uriibcr einiq, 0uB
&rGii0cnt @ilIon miebcr Der Brdiis
I0entIhaft5funOi0ut Der Gartci iciu
Imiiiic lmO c8 murocn ouh oie5bc3iigs
Iihe Reirlutioncn gefaBt.
S5n 0cn QefoBten HeIolutionen mur.
ben Gieieniqen Dcrurteilt peIhe lidl
| 0ie 8emolt Oe8 Staot8s 3entrotfomi.
tees onnoBten l1n0 cine WuiIeuDer,
Iiomnlun9 etnberufen boben obne &c.
lcBIibe 2Iutoritdt un0 NIT llmgebl1nq
0e5 Stoot5- 3entrolfomlteeS.
Die 6cIolutioncn be1teben gum
I9r0Btcn GeiIe aus Oen &obpreiilmgan
8ilIonS umo ieiuer 8oIitif rno 0eu
guten 2lu5ithten auf Ole gr6oIhtn9
0e8 oemofrotiiden 9tegiments. IS
miro ginigteit in Der llnterItiibung
'ocr 2loniniitrotiou geprcoi8t uno Der
lprodcn umo 8ilion fol- Die ungeteiIte
llnteritjiBung ser Ielegoten ouf Der
9tutionalfonDention in ct. &oui8 ers
bulten.
II. @. q. GberrD BON 5iour s5uQ&
preDiQte Gini9feit in Der @ortei un0
bradte cine ReIolution elm fiir Grnen.
nlng zines aonferen3s 0a3
nit einem Qleihen &omitee Der S5obn.
-@anop-i}oftion fonferteren uno
cine Gini9lmg berbeifiibreu iollte. Die
HeIolution mur0e ober ni6t 5ur Gbs
Ittnlmlmg gcbraht
6olgen0e GeIegaten muroen ers
nuunt:
/. QiItritt: Or. s. e. Mcgaamee,
Wfiner Gountp; II. g. o. gberrp,
W2innebobo Golntp; g. ). Worgan,
CHARLES Dtir Gountp.
@riobm6nner: &. 8. 8bite, Sc.
rouIo Gourrtp; i. s. Seu5l, Douglas
Gouutp; SafOb 8agner, 9oubomme
Gountp.
2. Giitrift: 3on. 6. aReoburD,
8aoIe County; Batrtf 8alIb, Co.
oington GountD; 9ert 9arrington,
0ap Gountp.
griobmdnner: Wartir8aro, Snnls
lin County; S. R. Gboie, @ropn go. !;
s. 6. Stutenrotb, Spinf goulttp.
3. 0iitrift: 8n. McGIintod, Gripp
GountD; Sad Sale, Weobe GoltntD;
5reo @. gione, Stor1leD County.
griobnrdnner: 4rtbur 6. Sotplett,
MeQette GountD; 60 5tinger, Gutter
Gountp; 8arnep WtuGen 2aiurence
County.
Sir Delegate of large CHARLES S.
@unoerIon, glaD @outltD, nit Sic
Germ, grotpn County, ols erias.
mann.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
,'SStulicniIdJc cSrDnt.

9ln Der SIOn3OfrOnt fauS Icbbaftes
glrtillericfcuer itatt. 8et Gintritt Der
SGmmernng iibcrfiel cine Oiter..nn'
gariId)e 9lbteiinn9 ben Jcinb bel
Eenmn, filltc feline ShiIbeugrabcH
anf nnO mNftc 45 0efangcne.
Nah bcftigcr NrtillcricsG sGorbcrct'
tnng riiftc bic feinolidDc HSnfanterie
geaen nnIcrc Stellungcn 5n beiOeH
Scitcn 0es WOntc San Wti6clc nnS
Gitlih I55O Dor. Sic Stnliener ipnr'
BEN 5uriifgetricbcn nnb crlitteu bln'
tigc &erlnite, licRcn audi 127 8efnn'
gene in mnieren 0Gnben 5uriif, bar
nnter iedls Cffi5iere.
SOipitaIihiff iant.
2unOun, 30. Se6r. - Sas SpIpi.
taiIdiff r@urchariO" iit nit grORcu
&erlnitcn nabc San @iOuanni oi Ore
oua anf cine Minc geIanfcn nnO &C.
innfen, mic tclegrapbiIdD ans GOm &C.
mclOct miro. Sas SdDiff befau0 i'd
nit Srnnfcn nno &ermnuoeten Gui
Der Sobrt OOn TnrGs3U, ais eS ati
cine Witnc lief. Gs iinb bis jebt mn
iebr unflarc 8cIdDrcibnngcn burbnn'
ben, bod bctRt cS, oGf nabesn 80 GrO'
sent Der &crmnnbeten iid) nidDt belfeu
fOuutcn un6 in ibrcn 8cttcn umfn'
men. Giniac DUu ibRen tuaren npu
ibrCu WuuOcn bcluuktlOs nnb lumfteu
gar uidtS BON ser GotnItropbc.
Berlin, ora6tlOs nad SapDillc, 20
Eebr. - 6crsDg SObnun 2IlbredDt bon
Wtcflcnbura- Sftmcrin but SDnig Ser
binnuO pUn 8ulanricn nnD has fin
naS bnlgariidJc NOte &reu3 GrbeitenSr
Ocutidlc Numitcc benaArid)tigt, bhi
bis Jest 21,400,000 Wtnrf fir Oa%
Mote Srcus gciammclt mnrbeu. aOnia
Icroinnno ianote 0em Scr5Og ell
Sanfcstclegramm.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
3 NJ @ en- q t.

Scnutor Sore retbte iciue onges
fiin0igtc ReIohltion Elm, in ser Der
4rQIicotn oufgcfor0ert iperoen ioll
oie omerfoniIhen 9iirqer Dor Der BE-
nllblng bcpoffneter SonoelSoampfet
8u Durncn.
sd be8meifIe, 0oB 9eutIhlnno
lid ie bereit erflGren miro, Die 81.
derbeit gfcutrdIer ouf benafincteu
Gonpfcru 81 gorontieren," ertldrte
Der Geuotor, vlmo itb CLAUDE nibt,
onB Die 0ffentlife Meimng in 0en
&creinigten Staaten einen &rieg NIT
0cutihlono billigcn piiroe, neil Die.
Ic8 Die Boronticn fir oie Sihcrbeit
,Rcutroler ouf iol6cu SAiffen Der.
'ncigert.
yGs int nnIerer NutiDnnlcbre fet.
nen 9!bbrnd, iuenn mir uidIt crlauben,
oaf bicic HepnbIif iid1 fppfiibcr in ben
blnttgcn SrtegsitrnSel itiirst, MIR nm
Die ann5 nchcni6AlideH Getftttte aitessii-
faniIhcr &itrgcr, nnf betuaffneten
Inmpfcrn 5n reiieu, 5it Derfedtcn.
G8 iuiiroc inn Wegcnteil Gin &crbrcs
den oegcn bic Qualification iein, lucun
mir nid)t ale eGrliden Wiittel 5ur
&crbinocrung elmer IOlhen aataitrO.
pie uno Ost W69lidtcit c;ner ipldJcn
abluCnoctcn.
&on nod qr0Berer gBtdti9feit mar
cine HeioIutiou BON Senator S5one8,
Der Dem &rdItoenten oa8 onQcnoBtc
Re6t, Oic 0ipIomntii6en 8e8iebungen
nit elmer unoeren Woht o63ubrchen
ODER Elm llItir;dtlum 81 iteuen, ent3ic-
ben m06tc. Gle 9feioluttolr Duroe auf
ocn Gid oe5 @oltIc5 qeIc8t.
6err Sone8 boIirte ieine 9teIoIution
0orauf DoB c3 ge8cn Gle @runOprins
3ipien beS omerifanii6cu GoltCS ieI,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
9emotratiihe Seriamutlung tn
MitdeQ.

Die 9emofroten bieIten am Witts
poh uno 0onnerstog boriger @o6e
8eriammIungen in WtitheQ nb. Die
0emofroten iino, INN oen 9tepublita-
nern ntht nod3uIteben, ebenfoIls III
5lpei feinoIihe Eager getren1t, bic
Rod-2ee 5oftiou lnro Die 95obnlon-
9onhp-Saftion Sci ben fiin.merli.
den ausfihten, tpelhe Die beatofrati.
ide gortei IN Siio 3ofota bat, lit eS
mobrboftig nidt nottpenoie, OaB tie
iib rod unter iih ielbit befeb0en, aber
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02

3iitc onpreiIt m0gcn Iie ouh nod 10
Dcrriidt lein, I'm einc Touurerntc 3u
bobelL 70 mcr0on Die poIttlIhcn
uSSIiue3" o1$ltoffiert, on8cpriciel
lmO ouf 0en poIitiihen Morft geUor-
fen. Sic Qolitifcr rm0 Eolittfonten
fennen ibre 4un0cn. Sie bubcu Die
g}oturgc1hihte Der StinunQebcr 3lnl
Spc3iulInouun Qcmoht lln0 mcnn
iie Qcnitgcn0 @cl0 bobcu, mcnn lie &C.
nilQcn0 G1rnmc fin0en, pcun ibnen
bic rchte organization niht febIt rn0
Dor 2lucnL nenn Die groBc OtoIie in
ltinftiO filblt, OoB ue5 onnerih iperOe
mus, - obnc meilt sit rpiiien, 10 a 3
olOcr8 mer0en muB - unO menn ii6
Ser 3u bcfGn1pfcnoe @cQner @L0Bcn
9Cgeben bat, 0onn bot Die Gr9oniia-
ton Ici6te5 Spiel.
@cnn c3 Dem &olfC i'm 2on0c i'm
qroBen 0on3cn gut gebt, nenn Ger
6orner bobc 4}reiie fir Gieh, 8etrei-
0e H. I. NJ. befomnt, 10 lit eS lhmerer,
0ie berrIhcn0e Yartci GuS 0em Sattel
3u beben. Io3 Golf unterIuht nidt
crit fritiI6, oh Die in W}aht Gefin0li6c
Eortci oieie Sage Qeihoffen bat. So
berribt iebt g. g. I'M Giten infoIqe
Ser rieItgen arieQ8lieferungCn feline
9}ot i'm @eiten lm0 0}ittelneiten 9eat
IS 0eu 6orncr gut, neil eben 0er
&rieg 0ie Freiie fiir icine 8rooufte ii
0ie &0he getrieben bot, neil 0ie Rnh.
frnge nah 2or0 m06lt. 9lbcc @ilion
rn0 Die oemnfrotiI6e 8ortei bobe1
oieie 0e8enmGrtig qijnItige Gage niht
0eIhoffen. GSm @eqenteil, obnc oa8
0lutgelo 0e8 Sriege$ lpdren nobl Die
0ffentlihen Suppentiihen eberIo irt
Rahfroge, tpie inter GIeoelono. (Gs
liegt 3. g. oiel Bobrbeit in Der 9as
houptung, ooB Die oemofrotiihen
6iibrPr oeSboIb fein ,,gmborgo" min.
Iden, neil ionit Die 3oIIarbloie nit
fllr6tbarem 8roA pIoten niiroe.) }
llno 0onn tpGre Iofort Die 0emofrati.
ide Bartei in alien S6an3en fir Die
JfepublifnHer i6uBfrei.
9o6 mir riiIieu gum SdIuB fom.
men. 8eiI Die groBe Maiie oes gol-
te3 ben &auptfragen bon politiihen
8emegun9en geiitig fern itebt, neil es
oos proftiI6e 9tiiIt5eug, I'm getpifie
bringen0e 6ra9en 6l1rd3uIeBeu, ni6t
perite6t, neil e8 inittnftiD
iid Iheltt, on bie 5rort 3u trete,1,
neil Die Mebr5obl niht gelponbt i'm
argumentieren lu16 8ebattieren lit.
neil 0a8 8olf Die ,Sedntf" Der poll.
tilhen HGberipaI3en niht berItebt unO
neil bie groBe Wtoiie initinftib oltf
6iibrer tportet, Die 9llles TIM iollen,
uno IaIt but not IeaIt, iueil es linn in
gmcrifa berhaltn;smGRis sn gut aeht,
0arum boben 6ie Bolitifer freie 8e;-
oe. Gorum aud bie etpigen @oblen,
barum Ser pplitiihe @rilnbiab: pSem
sieser Die gente", oarum Der etpige
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02

G8 Qi6t n1tr oucrhuuO MQ1hmclt
G5 9ibt Iolfc gum Scgell 1mO anocsc
sum 6luhe fiir 0ic 0feni6beit 1rn0
0cn 6ortihritt. IS gibt QreIfuuihj'
men, melhe bo8 Qol0enc @etrei0c Ore.
ihcn, un0 WoIhincn lpcI6e t0tIidc
8uffen 1n0 Wtltnition Iiefcrn. Chen.
10 brouht cine politiihe O}aihiuG
per Sc niht Itet8 id0olid 5u fem.
Nie e8 moblt0tiQe 8eIeuihQftCn Qibt,
10 ouh unorhiItiIde un0 H0uberorQo.
niIntionen. Gine rehte politii6c I}o.
ihIne 0ient ser betreffeuoen Bortci
3um 9}uBen un0 Damn in0irett oQell
U'itqIieoern 1un0 Stin1nqebcrn Der
betreffen0en Fortei; cine politiIhC
W}aIhine, 0eren HG0ernerf ober MIR
in @etrieb geiebt miro, mcm 0o8
ubumne &olf" gum 8eItcn einiger
peniger Nenterinbober o0er 2leulters
1lt6er, o0er gelpiiier uSSnterciien" ge-
na8fItbrt meroen iou; cine Wtoihine,
trel6e nur oa3u 0iert, Gunoi0nten 3lt
fiittern, ooer @eIo aus Den &on0i0a-
ten 3u preIicn, cine MoIdine, meI6e
MIR &orrltption IhIefte 8eieBe berr
ite1t uno Oem 6orti6ritt Der 8ortei
I'M 8ege itebt, oorf nidt geouIoet
mer0en uno bat ouf ote 9auer feinen
8eItal10.
8obl in teinenn an0ern 2on6e Ser
@elt lit Die Bolttif etn 70 gefiibGIoies,
riifithtsloies q e d d #, ipie in ben
Ser. Staoten. 9osIeIbe liegt Iotpeit
nod in ben Sdn6en bon profeiiionel-
len Bolitifern unb 8oIitifanter, bort
8oritber be8 notionnlen 8on1itee3
belob bis gum berfommeniten n8aro.
beeler". glmertfaniIhe golittf III
rbuiineB". IS mltB barrm oerIton-
oen pcr0en, tpie oie 2eitung elmer
qroBen 6obrif, pie Ser 8feroefolf.
8iirgerpflthten, eoler Botriotisntits,
Spferluille, Der 0ranq nod 8eiierent
liegen Dem 9erufSpolttifer - ioipclt
nod - fern. Cine 8ortei min g c.
~ Dinnen, nidt Inn 0em 2onbe 5lt
heIfen, ionbern Inn Die M a 6 5lt
boben. SiIft nihts onoereS, Damn
idufit man ouf Die roffinierteIte 8eiie
neue 8ugfrdftige uSSSIIues" @ie Elm
WnbebdnbIer Die neueiten 6ruuenntr-
ben, mie cine MooiItin Die mobernIten
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
3entratmadte seeen ssiliun felt eebliebe,'.

Griegfiigrnng erluartct iucroeu fanu.
Die 3citnngcn uno bas oeutidlc
&plf criuartcn nllgemcin cine eiu-
6rufSupllc Gr6ffuung Der ncueu
SanhbODt- Dt-Sompaguc,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
tricbc politiI6er Grgauiiationen 81

lLttpN POAAAlINJSL %~LSu+lt IN@hS''S't ~
9ebc1r.
Che mir aber ouf oie opolitiihc
O}a1dinc" eingcbcn, nl06teu mir noh
folgenOe 2lltafiibrringcn Oorol;aIbit'
fen. 3Sr Der 9tatur Der Sncbe ltc8t ea,
0oB Oa5 &oIf, DoB &olt5it0mne uno
9}otionen einen 6iibrer unO llnterfilb.
rer baben. ScIbIt 0u3 bierbetnt8e
0eeroenpicb bot GSiibrer. gienen.
Mneilen uID. errp0bIen oft nod bite
rem, blutigcn Shladten ibre &oni8tl,s
men. Die GIepbanten baben tbre
&eiteIcpbQnten. 3o3 mil0e &ieb ollf
Der @ei0e bat ieinen 6iibrer, ielbIt Die
Shafe bQben ibren Heitbou1mcl.
8cnn Der lpringt, pringen Die onoe.
rem @ommeI, menn Der Dorongebt
foIqcn bic an0ercu, mie Die @ilbner
oem @obn. SSn ser @rltnIt3eit flie8t
0o8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Dem
9ta6tigaIIerif, Scr ont ib0n1ten
Iingt, lmo 0ic Stinrmqeber-9}ohtigul-
len fol9en nit 8orIiebe Dem politt-
I6cn gtohtiQoQcrif, WeIder tbncn
oo8 mciItncrlprehcnOIte politiI6e
&ie0, oa3 8lmuc Dom 3lntmel Derlnl-
tcriinQt. Iumit fommcn miro eno-
lid 3ur politiid)en O}ai6inc.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02
S>crouns Sail iIcDcr.

Sin 0opiog 9e9en bic ranOu 5wten g}OpOn uuO ST. Nuei
gepant? 5dredlbe Sd)fSperune Der NOierten 0ura35O
galen- Gepalt9e ®sbeute Der 7euden an Der gSei
'front.' - gStrb StQien Grteg an 9eulblanD ertldren?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-03-02

g8ir bielten es rtotig, in oieie Gir-
5elbciten ein3ugeben, nm ben nit po.
litiIden SrganiIationen ipentger bers
trarten 2eiern einen GinbIid in oie
80 t NJ enotgfeit uno Dos @e.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
CANAL ZONE CONDITIONS
WILL REMAIN THE SAME
PRESIDENT WILSON SIGNS oRDER
SUSTAINING THE UNIONS.
Secretary Of War Garrison and Secre-
tary OF Labor Wilson Make lnves-
tiHation OF Grievances.

President Wilson has signed an order
continuing working conditions on the
Panama canal zone
Two years ago, when this work passed
to the permanent maintenance period. tho
president. according to law, issued an
order putting into effect the charging
for rent. fuel and light TO employees oc-
cupying government houses. The meta!
trades department of the A. +. Of L.
succeeded in having the enforcement o;
this order postponed until June 80. 1910,
Effort, were made to have Congress
enact legislation that would continue
conditions maintained during the con
struciion period. but the House rejcctea
this plan, which was approved by the
Senate. The unionists then appealed to
the President direct. who referred the
matter TO Secretary of War Garrison and
Secretary OF Labor Wilson for investi
cation. The attorney general ruled that
an executive order was within the law
and last week President Wilson accepted
the. recommendation of his cabinet offl-
cials. who agreed with the trade union
ists.
The workers on the canal zone car
see no difference as far as their labos
/. concerned between the construction
period and the maintenance period, and
they protested against what virtually
amounted to wage reductions, while OF
ficcrs in charge of the work have re
ceived what is equivalent to pension.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
Printers Home Notes
(BY Sam BoIll

Included in the onward rush of Wis
itors during the past week quite a num-
Der of typos We're visitors here.
Paul =. Dreyer of Cleveland Typo
graphical Union No. So, James p Kelly
Pueblo Union No. lT5. and L. P. Quinby
and wife. member OF Omaha, Union No.
100. visited here last Friday.
Many Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas
editors and wives. coming by the hun
dreds in automobiles. and other tourists
from those states, were visitors at the
Home during the week
1t surely was busy times for the
three guides, especially the last week or
two. visitors coming from all parts of
the United States. about 200 every dav.
some days over that number, all signing
the registry book. Also noticed the
names of two from foreign elimes that
of Herr Michael Dewitt OF Vienna Aus
tria. and Bryan o'Lynn from Dublin.
Ireland.
Frank B. Uhlrich, a pioneer resident.
now member of FL Paso Typograp phical
Union, enjoyed a pleasant visit at the
Home on Wednesday of last week. look.
ing well and glad to meet many OF his
friends here.
Mrs NJ. L Dix and Miss Ida Pumph-
rev of Dearborn, No. called to see a
brother, s. C. Pumphrey. on Tuesday of
last week. He is a resident from st.
Joseph, No. typographical Union.
Evan Evans. John Hutchinson and
William Mitchell. committee from United
Mine Workers OF America, visited here
last Friday.
Last Sunday the following typos Wis
tied here: c. r. Breitenstein, F. +. Brei
tenstein. J. f. Collett and H. ]. Vernon
and wife all from Denver Union No. 10.
and Louis R. Lombard OF Spokane Union
No. 1913.
Mr.. Seay. over thirty-nine years with
the Galeston and Dallas News, who has
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tive board. To the best OF our knowl-
edge he is the youngest member to be
thus honored. with the single exception
OF F.. o. Keller.
At the last meeting a committee was
appointed to investigate the possibility
of doing away with boys on the Denver
Post and secure the work now done by
them for this organization.
Following the custom of other Mail
er's Unions. No. has decided that each
member shall secure his working card
direct from the secretary instead of
from the chapel chairman as heretofore
Several weeks ago we promised Herb
Pierce that We would tell the world
about it thru the columns OF The Bulle-
tin, but We began to think if We didn't
hurry up it-yes, its a girl-would beat
Us to it and speak for herself.
Friends Of William Birkedahl viii be
pleased to know that his wife, who was
injured some time ago in a runaway ac-
cident, is improving and is now at her
home.
We voted a l per cent assessment to
| improve our local finances. This makes
total OF about az per cent We are now
carrying.
After number OF postponements. the
scale committee finally secured two
hearings before the State Industrial
I Committee and submitted our evidence
I in our controversy with the publishers
| The commission has promised an early
= decision
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DR.. ALLAN A. TANNER
AT PEOPLES TABERNACLE
FAMOUS OLD CHURCH WILL SERVE
A NEW MISSION.
Sunday Night Lectures and Sermons
VIII Be With a Purpose Of
Social Uplift

Tho old Peoples Tabernacle, Twentieth
and Lawrence streets. after feeling its
way for several months back to a prac-
teal service Of the common people. will
commence now a more aggressive pro
gram Dr. 4 A Tanner, who has been
preaching there off and on. will take en-
tire charge in connection with his other
work a. pastor OF the First CongTega-
tional church. where he will continue 10
preach Sunday mornings. The law of
love TO God and man will be the key.
note. A special invitation is given TO all
laboring men, whose consistent friend
Dr. Tanner has shown himself ever since
he has been in Denver. and who as n
class naturally turn TO religion OF
brother love. Ultimately many helpful
features OF an institutional nature viii
be introduced at the Tabernacle. The
vonly object OF Dr. Tanner and those who
are behind him is to promote practical,
humanitarian christianity, which tho
world 20 -orely needs today. He invites
the cooperation OF all who have the
samc desire.
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FAIL TO MEET THE MAILERS UNION

After repeated efforts of the Colorado
Industrial Commission to have the Den
Yer daily newspapers present at a hear
ing on the demands of Mailers Union No.
5 for an increased wage schedule, the
Commission last Friday ordered the
hearing to proceed Several postpone
ments had been made at request OF the
publishers, and when a definite time was
set for the taking of testimony Friday
at 2:SO p. m, not a single member of
the Newspaper Publishers Association or
their attorneys put in an appearance.
Commissioners Williams and Lannon
heard the testimony, Commissioner Nc
Laughlin being absent.
Mailers emploeyd on the Post. News
and Times are now receiving S3.leI. per
day, and are asking for Il Ii per cent in
crease While their work has become
more arduous. there has been no wage
increase for the past five years.
The Mailers told the Industrial Com
mission that their branch alone of all
the printing trades had received no con-
sideration from the, publishers. tho all
the papers had greatly increased in busi.
ness and profits.
No date has been set for another
hearing, and unless the publishers pre-
sent other than general denial" the
Commission will probably soon render a
decision.
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been visiting i'll this city, with his fam
lily. for the past month, was the guest
OF r. w. Phillips at the Home last Sat
urday.
R y. Johnston and wife, member of
Wichita, kan,- Typographical Union,
We're visitors here last Thursday
W. 6. Lavelle, prominent in Dallas,
IeNas. labor circles, and member of Ty-
biographical Union No. l7S. who has been
in Colorado Springs a month or so for
his health. returned to his home last
week greatly improved.
F. A Hoisington. delegate to Colorado
State Federation of Labor. and member
OF typographical Union No. 292. Grand
Junction. was visitor here last Monday
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
MAIIERS NO. s.

For the second time in as many
months the regular meeting has been
postponed. Owing to the unsettled con-
ditions in the organization the attend
ance has been well up to standard not
withstanding.
To fill the vice presidency, left vacant
BY Joe Menard's departure from this
city. an election was held at the August
meeting. w. c. Davis was selected over
NJ. ]. McQuoid by vote of IA to 10.
On account of the poor ventilation and
the noise of passing cars, No. S has
changed its meeting hall from room eo2
to $40 Quincy building.
d. Jones of the Times chapel was
elected to fill the vacancy in the execu-
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AEFABLE CHAP.

lie insisted that the head writer con
fine himself to the lead, not merely for
the keylnes, but for all OF his material,
not for news reasons, but because the
makeup man may hack away some OF
the story on which a portion OF the head
rests. What manner OF makeup man
is this. may one ask, who hews his own
story without respect to the hcad'
THE QUILL.
oh. he usually is an affablc chap,
sometimes addicted 10 n corncob pipe
Chicago Tribune.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
SINpERY WOMEN.

Miss Helen Merklen, former secretary
OF the Denver Bindery Women's Union,
paid The Bulletin office a gracious call
last Saturday Miss MerSlen is now en-
ployed in Omaha, and stopped over here
on the return trip from a pleasant va
cation in Wyoming. She met a number
OF her friends in Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
EXPERT TESTIMONY.

Landlsdy-That new boarder is either
a married man or widower.
Pretty Daughter-Why, ma, he says he
is bachelor
LAndlady-well, l don't believe it
When he opens his Pocketbook to pay
his hoard he always turns his back to,
me-
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
MEANT THE SAME THING.

Well" she inquired. what can | do
for your DO you want employment -
Lady" replied the tramp, you means
well, but you can't make work sound
any more invitin' by usin' words OF
three syllables."
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

o'Keefe, the popular jeweler at s2l
Fifteenth street, has those beautiful
bride rings. Don't be afraid. boyv.-Adv
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

Beat. them all. La Belle sc cigar;
union made in Denver.-Adv,
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

Try . Principe de Lees cigar for an
after dinner smoke. Union madc.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar
union made in Denver.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

Try q Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made-Adv.