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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
edlrpeScu fir 9eittid,lnub.

Stodbolm, ID. M1ra. Die pro-
oeutiAe 8elpcaltng in Sdlpe0en ge'
ipilnt nit ieoem tueitere1 Gage an
llmfong, unb Die idtUe0iihe 9tegte'
rlng TIT uidts, I'M Oerlelben Gin
bolt 3u tltn. QaS gon3e. 2arlp lit
nit 5lugl6riften, Die Die oeutIde
Seite in oieiem ariege bertreten,
ilberi6tpemmt. sS5n oenielben tptrb
oas f6tpeoii1e 8olt aufgeforoert,
lire Spmpabien 9eutidlano 5u5u-
tuenOen. ssSu me1reren @roBitdoten
bnben iih pro-beltitle @eielIihnfterl
gebiloet, lrrt0 an Der Spite oerielben
Itebcn olmteiit 2ebrer, S6rifhteller,
aerste uuo onoere Der gebiloeten
alaIle angeb0rige M6nner BoIitI'
fer, 0ie Ser fonierputiben 8artet an-
qeboreu, befilrporten offeu Elm
sdub. un0 3rllB6iinOni8 NIT Dem
9euti6en 9ieide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
aeime qHaiIen. .0elertionen.

3ien, IA. Wdr3, ii6er 2nltooil. =
sytalieniife uro iroit56iiide 3eitin-
gen bringen oeS 6fteren Wtetoungen,
onB gan3e aoupagnien 9obmen mn
anOere ilapifde Soloaten, Ole i'm
iiioliden Enrol fGntpfen, nad Der
Sdrpei8 Seiertiert iirb mt0 ort Die
@offen geitrrdt babeu. 9iele MeI4
oungen peroen BON DEM Bieiicf
ariegsomt oIs 2iiaen gebraiIonartt
gs miro oaralif ueripieien onB es
feline 3ruppeneinbeiten, Die MIR ans
gobrnen ooer 5unieift aus 8obmer
ooer dnoeren ilopiihen 8oIfern be.
Iteben, in ser oiterreidiidl-ltgari.
icben gtrmee giebt. lleberbaupt fpllr.
cen auf ienem Sei[ Der 6ront, 100.
IeGtft oieie 9eiertionen itottgefunOet
baben ioIleu, Soloaten iIauiiaei
Raiie earnidlt beriuenoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
ci6era(e (iegreiC6
in Oes 0(oines!
gei ben seitrigen 4rimGrwablcn
iuerSen ntr freiiinnige aanOi-
OGteH eripGBlt.

2es Moines, IA. 0fdr5. = g5ie
Die 8ehoIferung iiber Die MitgIieoer
nes biSberigen Staotrnts Oenft, mel.
der iiber 9es Wtoines 8robibition
nerbdnete, als I'M Stodte Soma nod
oaerorten 9irtidoften florierten,
baben Die geltrigen 9rinartDablen
6eutlin geaeist. gillr Elm eIn3iger
Ger bisberigen StnotratsniteIiehey,
Sreo German, fonrnH 8ur stid-
mail, irS Oieler TT befnltnt b1fiir,
boB er8oiier ouf beioen S6uItern
tp1et unO feline 8rin8ipien beiist.
StaotratSnitgIteo 2eonorh. meIher
feinen Gelo3ug oIs oitsseipro6erer
&anoi0dt Der 8robi6ttioniiten mod
te, erIitt cine fitrdterli6e geeber.
loge, Die ibn iebr 5u gonnen lit.
Sic bei0en 8iirgermeiiter, ,adi16i.
6oten iin0 Der 6reifinnige Sobn
Wtc8ider un0 er 0tuder 8. g. &oD-
al. Ger eritere erbielt beoentet0
mebr Sttnrnleu dls HoDdl, bod
iollte oies sic 2fberalen nidt ooSu
peronloIien in ibrel1 8entii6uilgen
su erlabmen, Oenn oie 0tuder iper-
ben iebt oIIes 6ormtiesen, lire Sti,n-
men nuf &oDal 5t fon5entrierett.
Inter ben 8anoi0aten fir Stoot-
rot Itebt Som" sSnirtpeotber elmer
Der giaentilner oe8 8es Woines
8eItern 9eogue 8aiebaa Geun1, an
eriter Stele nit 1900 Stiinuen;
bie itbrieen 4o1biooten iiir bic
Sti6pabl Iin0. s5obn 8n0 nut s..
529, SSobn Sunlerp NIT 5,261, SoS.
@onrob NIT 5000. 6arrp sSraIe
init 1901, 6reo @ermnn nut 1924,
Sen @soolaar nit 1921 lnS So.
muel 53ion NIT 3,044. IS lit nor-
aussuIe9en, 6aB bic 9srobibttioniiten
init offer aroft fiir @erntan ms
33elpa geben tperOen, oontit iie ipenig.
items einen 9lnbdnger I'M 5taOtrat
boben.
Sic Sditpttpablen, BET mel9en bier
Sta6trGte nlo Der 9itrgerneiiter
enOgiltig gemablt iperoen, fiu0en am
g1ontag Sen q. 0tGr8 itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
asid,t aIline. funhern sandlbupt.

8etrogro0, I Mdr3. = Slns bent
ueueiten ruiiiiden 2ngesberiflt gebt
berpor, oaB Der ritiIiidle Eorpeoo-
jGger o2eitenon 8tiftfdin" uidlt,
tuie Son1stag abenn aus Sofia ge-
meIoet, I'M Sdiparsett Naeere nlf
cine Neiene eeriet, ionnerlt BON ei-
mem fein6Iiden Spathboot oiaeerif.
len nno berienft tp1iroe. ssSn bent
8oaesberift beiBt es: ,9lm 8. MGr3
lplrroeu 5luei uiierer Sorpebol1ger
ouf einer 9lufa6rtHgsfu6rt i'm
S6par5en Meere nabe 8arna bon
feinoIihen llnterieebooteit ansegrif-
len Die eineg ser bei0en &riegs-
idiffe, oie ..Qeitenmt 9ltihtidin",
berIenften. Gin Cell Der @eiatitrtg
muroe pon Dem onoerea SOrpeOo-
iGger eerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
Der grObe BaGar
in Jlem })Or6'
Gattin 6es 9sraifScuteR gratiIliert
snm g9erf nub itiftct prGdltige
Spiteubede.

geeiu 9orf, Ia. DfGr5. Ger
slpeite grobe neutrality-suspicious.
slr Qinoerlma Der ariegsleioen in
oen 2dnoern Der telttoniiden 9er-
biinoeten tit eegenipdrtig i'm Meaoi-
ION Sauore @aroen 0abier I'M Sang
.uno perlpridDt. Elm JiieienerioIg 81
pcroen. glud, 5rau @oobrow @il.
ion, ole Satin oes grGfioenten, bat
ebenfalls ibr SntereIie an Dem gro.
Bcn 9ie6estperf befirnoet ino swar
bnr6 Die Gtifung elmer prahtoollen
5pibenoede, 0ie oiif Dem @osor ben
ehrenplas erbnlten foa
Tos @eident tpuroe Dem goiar
0nrd, Sri, glmeIie anief uon gon-
fatton. einer perionlihcn 6relnoin
0es Er1ii0enten. iibeunittelt. 5rau
8tIiou bat oem @elhent eiien hers,
'Iiden grief beiqeIegt. in melden
| iie ibre beiten 8iinld)e fir ben Or
1'olo oes gaiars iibermitteIt mo e
'Den aonlitee anbeilnlteIlt, nut BEN
I@eIdeuf mad eigenem 6rmeiieu 81
iocrfnbren.
! Die meripartete @0be mar einl
4 neene6me lleberrafduna fiir oil
Faaiur- -Daitarbeiter. Dian 1T bod
5prfrellt 0oraber, Oob Die @attin Oes
tgrdli6enten lih pcraniost iab. nlt
skieIe Beiie ihrer 5nmpatbie filr bas
Observation-Disclosures 9lusorud 81 uer
ktjhen. Gin ganfesbrief miro bent
/ fadit an orau @iIlen geridtel
nanAen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
ganHitiuusSampfer 6aOaricrt.

giem gorf. Il. 4idr6. Der
9ampfer .3ealanoia" pel6er, nit
Wallnitipn 6eIaoen, aui Dem gSege
bon Stem gorf no6 @lalta mar. bot
ouf bcber gee ieu Steuerrunoer
nerIoren mto befinoet iid in 9eot.
Der aapitdu 6es Gmnpiers bat sill
fes5ieuale alisgeianot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
grOhibitiOns.;sanatifer.

8eQingbanl, g8oib., IA. Mdr3. =
0ie @oIiaei fonfis8ierte geitern int
SouIe oes &obbiners 8eniouuin 60.
ben pon Der hieiigen iiioiiden @e-
mciBoe ell Sob nit 36 @oaOuen
8eiu uno aft Gudrts 8roilop. @e-
qen Den 9aobbiner pltroe bic 9lr-
flnge erbobeit ooB er mebr nlfoboli.
Idle @etrGnfe in ieinem Belts eebabt
babe, als es linter ben Erobibitions.
geieben geitottet 1T. Ser &abbiner
bebaliptet, oaB eirer Der 1oIisiiten
ibn nit elmer 5laiae auf ben SOpi
-geihlogett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
Sapferer 9rielter.

@ien, Ia. MGr3. = Ser Gprolef
Grieiter 5raneis SantIader, tpeIdlet
ais ssreiiuillioer fih Oen 2proIer
G6iieeu anltlob ttno neirt Wlonutg
lang an Der Sion0o 5ront NIT aro-
Ser 5apferfeit f1lnpfte. ipuroe fiir3,
Iid) ihIinlm 5nscridfct nodj Oeni
sSunsbrud Soipitnl 6eforoert. geiol
geine uno Der redte glril iparer
ibn ourd feinohde @ei6oiie BON
aorper gerilicn lporSen; aud, battt
er oos redte sluge pcrlcren. Irot
Ger iilrhtbnren 8erIpunoinaen bof
fen Die 9Ier8te, ibu ourdBubringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
ffener in SaLifar..

Saliiar, IA. g3dr5. gei ben
6ieiigen 9onpier.9 .9lnlegepl1sen tpur-
De beute ons 2uni 9sr. 2 Dollig our6
Elm ShaOenieuer peritidtet. Cine
Sroll ioa in Den 5lommen inuge-
funtuen icin. Ger algerihtete Sho-
Sen miro mi St50.000 geihobt
gas 6eiier lit nod nift uolig ge.
Ioldt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
I lueiblide (9efanaene entlui@en.

Gan sSrancisco, Gal, IA. geara.
Sieben meibliae @efnngene emit
miden qeItern aus Dem bieligen
gountp. .@efdngnis, mGbrenO % an
oere, Die aufgefor6crt DorOen paren,
lid, an Der sSlu6t gu beteiligen, oies
abIebuten. Die glusreiBerinne1 ents
famen bur6 cine ionit ni6t benltste
Giir auf DIE 6euertreppe uno be-
perfIteaiqten nltf Oieier ibre 5luht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
geridlpnnOsnsr @r6e anfsetandlt.

Sort AGegonD, 8a., IA. MaGr3.-
Qeitb 6. GaIrnnpe BON bier. tpeIder
erbe eines 8eriHogens uon $400,.
600 lit lno felt oAt Syabrel bermibt
miro, trnb0em I'M gonaen Son0e
eifrie ua6 ifrn aeiorIdlt lDurOe, lit
edtern lmperbofit mieoer 5ltriifge.
febrt. Ser 23-idbriae ilmac 0lalui
peiserte iidl. iIber ieiAe ertebnilie
pieI 81 in1et
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
spaniidler 0ampfer anfaelanfen.

2onDon, IA. Dtnr5. ~ Der ipas
nii6e Dontpfer agloria" bon giIbao
lit ollf Der Sobe BON Ge3in,bro,
GortugnL allf cine alitpc eeInnfen
uub miro ais bcllie perIoren upfge.
eeben. Die pRario~ peIhe 2,31s
Sonnen grob mar, befonh lid oui
Der 5obrt bon 9larieillcs nndj
.aanbtOn RoaOs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
9riel6en(anO Weif
eng(. JOrOerungen a6!

Berlin, IA. @lGr5 Die lteber.
lecilde geo6ridten 2lgenttr erbielt
6eute aus 9(tben Die 9todridt, oaB
@nglano ruO Oeiieu gerbiinoete Der
eriediiben 9tegierng neue 8oroe'
rungen geIteIlt babeu, Del9e ieooA
bon oieier abgeipieieu ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
@isbera.@efa6r.

saIifor. q, g. IA 9idr8 8as
fanaoiihe GarineNepartemeut madl-
IL am 5ountag biericlbit befaitllt..
Sob i'd i'm @cbict Der Gampicrlini,
en- sciobrlidls eisieIoer beiueGeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
giir6en (C6ieBen eng(.
aeroplnne 6era6l

aonltantinopel, IA. @idr8,- 9aS
tiirfiide Fricgsatat mndt belte off.
aiel befannt, oaiI in @ieiopotamien
beridicoene en9lii6e gleoplone nie'
SergeidoIien ipurOen. 2ie SniaIien
6erlelben pur0en getotet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Gl gaIo, Ger, IA. Mdr5. - Sros
oer SGnelligfeit, nit tpelfer oie
Mobiliiierlng Der nnerifunilhen
3rappen an Der nerifaniiheu @ren3e
Getrieben miro, ulo troboenl bereits
10000 Dtann S5ltfarterie iln0 Sea-
puaerie imO AS gotterien gLrtillerie,
8ltneiIt @ebirgsartiaerie, iouie yla.
Observation-Disclosures fertig gum
Ginmarih in Merifo bereit iino, MIL
General 1iuiiton nod einen ooer
siDei Gage lparten, Biz 0as @roS Der
9lrnlee Icinen 8ormaritb beginnt.
General S. s. 9eribinG 9efeblS.
baber Ser 9trmee, bat ith nad Go
hlnbus, u. M., beseben. Die Armec
bat bereits eiiten offiSie0en 3enYor
in Der gerion oes Seutnants aoiu.
tanten W9artin 8. 5baaenberger,
Gus erite bon ibm belte ousgegebe.
ne Bulletin laltet Sic apn5entro.
tion luo giobiIiintion Der 8rlppen
lit ieBt perboIlitdnoigt. grigaoe'
general 8eribing lit iett nit benz
Ghloiun Der itrategiibett 8ldne be.
id)1ftigt,"
Gie omerifaniihen 9rltppen mer.
0en lih BON Orei Stiieppnften aus
in geiuegung ieter: 81 Taio, Doug
laS lmo Columbus.
@illa uirO iidD luebren.
el 3aIo. Ter, IA. Mars. suf
llnnegen lit bier bic gtadriht ein.
aetrnffen, 0aB gtlla entidloiien lit,
0en 9[merifanern bel 6iitos BaB
Den eriten g8i0eritnll6 Git leiiteh
Gieier GngpnB Iiegt in Der iuetIi-
den G6i6uabua @ebirgStette, bon
no ans 8iaa ieinen tle6erfaa anf
Columbus madlte. 3ie SteIfimg lit
iiIr Die GertciOiglng ME geIdaffen.
Beriid)te perihie0eHiter grt, inI-
mer etneS toller lpie oas anoerc, lie.
len an 9dufe Der 9iaht bier elm.
Sscines beriefben a6er lit bisber be.
driin0et iporoen. 60 iollen }. ..
Garronso.lrappen bel glaco. ari5.,
oen glmerifanern gegenii6er feino.
ieltge geiillnungeu ge5eigt uno iid
offen su 8iaa befannt baben. Gieie
Ntelonlg batte 5ltr 8olge, oaB @e'
~1iera[ sSlnliton nnnlbafte geritdrfun'
een mad g1aco geianot bot. gerlr9t
Die glo6rift bon Der feinbieligen
Solhtng Der Meritoner in iener Sc
oen0 nidt auf 8abrbeit, Damn I'm
fo beiIer, General iSuuiton lit aber
enti6loiien. tein 9fiiifo 81 iiberneb-
men. gluffor0erltngen I'M Silie ge.
acn Neerifaner treffen aus allen
0rensorten elm. @lebrere Merito.
uer, BON oenen man annimntt, oaB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
glarineminiiter Sirpih IeiOenb.

Qon0on, ID. 9idr3 = 9epeIben
BON 9(mIteroom beiagelB OnB Der
oeutide 0eorineminilter glOmirol b.
Sirpis leioeno lit uno ieinea @e-
ifyGften ni6t nadgebeu tann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
glsnnitd erfranft.

9onbom a. WtGrs. Erentier.
miniiter gtsauitb lit on Bronhiol-
fotorrb erfrantt lmb initB bos Sous
bitten. gtudl beiogcn nidlt beitdtiete
eBeriidite dns &om (ber 2iiacniobrif),
aoB iih bel aaiier @ilbeIm oeiien
aItGs 9olsleiheR lpieoer eingatellt
hnbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
stt!;,mnle 3eniur on
'..Wterito's @rcll3e!
Gabt ilber DOrtigt NOrgdnge ni6ts
0ur1; Ginmari1 in Nyrito ioa
nod bente erfOlgen!
giaa pia Fd bsim oietps gaR snr 8ebr lstea!

lie 9iaa4Spione fino, befiuoen itdl
in SOFT. 9as fSIiegergeidwoOer
uno 0as 20. SSSilfnnterie-Jfegi
bon @alpeiton miro i'm 2oufc Oes
beiitigen Cages bier eintreffen.
Garransiiten binter Iil(a fer.
glud) lit bier Die 9to1rid)t einge-
troffetI bob garron5o cine itarte
Sruppeltnlnd)t abgefnnot bat, I'm
GiIlo au fongen utio Damn Die grtt.
ienoung einer onterifanil6en Strof.
expedition untl0tig au MAIDEN. 800
megtfaniide Meeterlungstritppen, dlt-
nieiIt Siabnllerie, befin0en ii6 aui
bem Mege tladj Gnia8 @ranoes unb
@aleana, I'M oie bort befiuOideu
500 omerifaaiihen Wtormonen &c.
gen giIla's 8nt 5u ibiiBer. @e'
neral gertoni, Der 0ieie merifoni-
Iden Eruppen befebli9t, ingt, oaf
&iIld iider perIthen tperoe, Die Wior,
monen 5u tlailafrieren ooer, iolIt(
inn Der gSeg gu oenielben perlegt
iperOen, iidj nod Dem Staat Sina.
loa su tpenOcn
General gnnuto 5feDes, Der $500
Merifnner befehligt, iol in Der gl1bt
BON Gorreon lteben lnlo beobiidti
gen. nit ieiner @aiu1idaft gu Mlc
Su itoben.
@rafe a6gebrannt.
@aIbingtom Ia. Dt1r5. O.
luiro bier ongenoHmer. oaB Die erItl
glbteilung Der merifanilhen @rena
truppen ibren 8orntarid) in nleri
lfaniffes yebief I'M 2auFf oes beuti
gen 8ages antretcn Miro. 8el6er
8eg Die @orblt einidIoeen miro, Il
@ebeimnis. Der Senior arbeitet mt
groBter 9oritdt. Gns Sfriegsomt er
flGrt. oaB es bon Der 5rout ohm
aQe Ra1ridt lei, iolhe aud bol
Der Sono ni6t eriporte. 0enn @ene
raj Yeribing bat ieine SSSnltrllftionet
erbaIteu ilo miro Oarnad 8u ban
oeln iniiien.
Die BEL 8eatberforb, 3eros, be
finoli6e Bride Der Eeras 8acift
gabn mar in etner 8eite bon 20t
SUB 5erit6rt tporoen. 9tm nerntit
tet, ooB oieies oas 8ert bon Wte
rifanern getpeien lit. 9unoerte bon
glrbeitern iiil6 iebt nit Dem BieOer
ouf6ou Der Bride beihdftiat. Qt
@eiterfabrt BON fteben Gruppenaiigel
lit ourd Die 8eritoritng Der griid
ber8ogert tDoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
Nsas BE fyranaOien iaaen.

qaris, IA. Wtdrs. 3as frait-
s6iiide @riegsart nleIoete geiterr
nbello, es hGtten feine ueuen SSnfaa-
terieanoriffe m Ger @egeno norolid
BON @eroun itotteeiillOen, bod babe
Die slrtillerietGtiafeit on Sieier eai'
sen Sront entloug iortaeoaliert. Die
ier @eeIolua miro uoh hin5liseiiiat
iu grislteripcLoe babe cine a6tei'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Gl galo ae IA M6r5 iie @ianSpione fno, beuom W
Der sdme0eet nit welder Oie in &o 9aS 5Iiegergtuo
0obifmg Der meritaniihen mo Oas 20 SnnlterStegimn
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15
NINE EASTERN CONCERNS
RAISE WAGE OF EMPLOYEES
RHODE ISLAND wOOLEN MILLS
SAY LABOR is SCARCE.
Pennsylvania Steel Company Will In
crease pay of 1000 men 10 Per Cent
on February /; Telegraphers Win.

There has been a general wage in
crease sweeping the industrial plants of
the nation in the last few weeks. Nearly
a dozen firms have declared substantial
increases. Several more firms were
added to the list this week.
Six mills at Woonsocket. r. l., en-
gagged in wooden and worsted weaving
and employing 1000 operatives. an
nounced a per cent increase in wages
effective on January 3. The mills max
ing the advance are the Lippitt & Mont
rose woolen and the Dunn, Perseverance.
Scotia and BarIrai worsted concerns.
Scarcity of help rather than prosperity
was given the reason for the increa Sc.
A readjustment OF wages which will
amount to an approximate increase of
10 per cent will be put in effect on Feb
rlIary | by the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany at Harrisburg, Pa. About 1000
men viii figure in the advance, but the
salaries of those which were adjusted
recently will not be raised.
l. c. Kirk, president OF the La Belle
Iron Works at Steubenville. Ohio. an
nounced that his company would grant
the same concessions to unskilled labor
| a. the United States Steel Corporation.
More than loo men Will be affected.
Telegraph operators in the employ OF
the Chicago & Alton railroad receive,
an increase in wages averaging per
| cent, as a result of a conference in Chi
cago between the men and General Sup
| erintendent Andrew Titus OF the Alton.
The 400 telegraphers working for the
| Alton road some time ago made de-
mand for an increase which would aver
| age about Is per cent, It is said.
After a hearing OF the men at various
points on the system, a conference was
| arranged. Both sides made concessions
and the new wage was made effective
| as from January l.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15

Beats them all La Belle Sc cigar;
union made in Denver.-Adv
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15
BREWERY CAN'T LOWER WAGES
Industrial Commission Rules coors Gold
en- Plant Must Pay Contract Price.

Even tho its employees agreed to a re-
duction OF wages, the Adolph Coors
Brewing Company of Golden win be un-
able to make changes IN wage schedule,
until the expiration OF thirty days from
January l ON account OF the operation
Of the state industrial law.
The company began wage reduction
January l, when it, plant started to
manufacture near-beer in place OF the
old-time brew now barred by the dry
law. 1t was Immediately notified BY
the State Industrial Commission that
such changes could ont be made with
out first filing a thirty-day notice with
the commission. The company has com
piled with tho order by filing the re-
quired notice In the meantime the
near-beer makers Will receive the same
wages paid them for making the alcoholic
beverage.
The controversy over the, discontinue
ing of wage schedules brought before
the Industrial Commission by the en-
ployes OF the Zang. Neef Bros. and Capt.
tol Brewing companies has been adjusted.
The Neef Bros. and Capitol companies
withdrew their notices of intention to
change working conditions. In the Zang
case the commission decided in favor OF
the company on the ground that, by a
supplemental contract. the workers had
agreed to the change if ahe state went
dry on January l, 1916.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15
oEEleIAL Denver MINUTES
TradesGLaborAssembly
MINUTES
MEETING OF JANUARY G, 1916.

E.sA; Vine Gn, % s rae , and ssSr R As called 1
noted The minutes of the previous meeting Were appr9Sed read GTesn.
Laundry, Painters
IHs, sIs pere % %"y e obl% at thi aa @ Delegate who passed the examination for
sa Thornton @ Abseas %11 Eh1a%nu
Hs1;ssa:sfat.:as Hsf; sesAst Ri Ri%. ss sgs.T Hy-
io~derbaek. cloneh
SSfaH s94@Ab.sHs Psteso
@ Brswsrs-Abssnt Junghaens Gege. ger. Sch sehuH9aIer 9
doaseal Absent Nelson Hnon
Ss5s:s%, d s:g. Ass' ss:sst rIsfs sfs, 1, sss=
cigarmakersPresn iOrnbug Sanford Rosu Manni
s 1; ss % ss ' Ss.
absent ''''''
rs:ee A';ai ha.e. A' zjs1s si 'N'
%s ,asF f% a s s EsI e F,B aS c
Naa N6 BROWN fatts % Thompson Johnston Davis
F1a$it1lSa5 IS9 1-,s 1sso s%a5 i:99sf5 rgi b"is-r
ssgds1 H oS'fs '
Typ"arsphisa Hines. Houston Absent
,ecarty .'" Shippers "'AF' ''' 'l''f' i''N''
Matter waItei : Present @ mirsh Mscod % oPlingsr Absent Cox
COMMITTEE
CO nm & T m ]
that dR @ E ET,96S 9 5y sn 4 5i G % reported that he has the
work on baker. confioa5rs expects
probably report
TREAsuRERs REPORT
Treas
Report refer to the FnaneeC mttee
DlecateJ A o
place OF DelegateC o the m
h
% ] aS fore @ at S &ss County, e S % Pn
alton
LABOR TEMPLE DEP Vessel reported that
o OF
anything building Labor check
to the treas rcrev in
HOMESTEAD reported the
: a mailing
their mailing their
q cont the nm
coMMUNcATIoNs AND BILLS.
Comm unicaon weere eived and acted on
r, receipt for led
r. OF |.
Weekly Letter.
Hosge
of LousCe
b the
The undersigned affiliated
to
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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15


and
Delegate Coskey reported has
at We wllsg up
Delegate iornburg have offo
to
o but about hundred
union The Fun Joy and Royal unfair
is a
all of No hsyeio
No 70. " - ~ 49, wv ~ '
the windsor
Delegate Saluond reported
in
labor will help delegate
n
C. o the Intern
NOMINATION
andse
onded that of
C. No 3.
Frineke. Women No SIS
Recording SScretaryW r. Welsh Hoshoers' No
Reading C1ek-Thoua odgers.P Assists No.
Treasurer p j. Devault Musicians No.
No
Sergeant ArmsR f. lowderback VI
%.
I>oorSeeperT Worker on Hose Goods No
Hines typographical
r. No
Harry Mntok granted
o the ed estion
make the
Auditorium the following Monday a
Decembe
Receipts of meeting
s6oa57
p'oos"ehts "
Balance hand
There the ts.4op
W. r. WELSH, Recording
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15
Daniels s. Fisher
r StoreSI Co.
Koch Tells of Dry Bone Thrown
Delegation of Jobless by Governor

the spot next day. II we should b. fool
ish enough To have a family. we must
take them with US: if we are 80 unfor-
tunate n to own a home. we should
rent il to some one else while we help
the farmer gather his crop.
We working men should also own
aeroplanes 20 IL would not take US 50
long to go from one place to another for
lev days work
During the conference with the gov
ernor. Brother John Borck was pointed
to by Carlson. who said. Now. there l.
a man who should be able TO get worl,
anywhere; he looks As tho he would be
able to do any kind Of work Brother
Borck j. man Of robust health. weigh.
ing about 200 pounds
This expression by ithe governor
brought TO mind most forcefully what
We have read about how slaves were
bought and soid in other times. Tho
siaNe-buyer would pick out the biggest
and strongest negro bccause he would b.
able to stand more hardships and last
longer. therefore being better invest.
mcnt The choosing Of, Brother Borck
by the governor again proves the fact
that drinking beer must he healthy. tho
Broiher Borck does not drink to exccss
pett'E m'ihp'ir OF thc party drink
scarcely ANYTHING stronger than tea
A. a whole. the conference with the
governor was very unsatisfactory. W.
expected to find in Governor Carlson a
man who thoroly understood our position
and would have something of real benefit
TO offer those who have lost their means
of livelihood thru adoption of prohi.
bition. and that he would have some
olcar-cut plan laid out. Ii was expected
that he would at leas, express his sym
pathy to the citizens OF the state he
helped put into indlcress. He didn't
even read the resolutions presented by
the committee
Thru the public press or otherwise We
have at no time heard that he had any
feeling for us and our families. Rather.
that to make desirable citizens of us we
must b. denied the opportunity to work.
Again We say. What is working
man. anyhow Why should he com.
plain. Why IL he not satisfied with
anything handed him. What are we.
any way What is TO be our destiny
in this and other statcsf We would like
for Governor Carlson to answer these
questions while we are waiting for the
snow to disappear and the ground to
thaw before being given Jobs to work
with Japs and Mcxicans in the sugar
beet fields at 20 cents an hour and pay
- per week for board-neNt summer.