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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

batten idom in Sen erften @oden &C.
legenbeit, Dos al erproben. 3nerlt
in Der Mor6iee. Wan itaunte, glal1b.
te aber niht, 6aB Sic @oote itb uber
Ben 9erei6 6es 6eutiden. Meeres
btnausapagen piir6en. Ga eridtenen
fife zines Cages in Ger Sriiden Gee.
9as 5tautpen ,purbe gr0Ber. Damn
tal1&ten file int @ittellam6ii&en
Meere auf, uno oeS StaunenS mar
fein gnoe. Da1rb SEN Mtlantiiden
05em fubr zines 6ieier 8oote gen
.Spanien, 1tm1 cine 8oti6aft 6eS &ai-
iers ob%3uliefern. 8iS nod BEN arf-
tiiben @etpaliern int boben Nor6en
baben iie iib ieitber ge1pagt, nno
NUN bat S. sc. %. n=53 6en Mtlanti-
iden S5ean gefreu5t un6 in SEEM
port 9riefe fir Sen 6euti6en 8ot-
ld)after in @aibington abgeliefert.
9ie Jabrt bon 8tlbelmSbobe11
na6 Netpport fat Dos 8oot in feb
5ebn Sagen gema6t, ober 6ie etgent,
lide 8eoelttung Ser 5abrt liegt So
rinL 6aB eS obne grga15ung ieiner
Gorrdtbe un6 obne al1h MIR 6ie
.f1einite &eparatur pornebmen GIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
9. ~. 9. m:5s.

Sic Mnflrnft 6es oeutl6en Saud-
bootes u-53 int Safen bon Nepport,
ser &iilte bon &bo0e SSlano, III
cine Der groBen ueberraidungen, Ole
0eutiblonb in Sen bei6en lebten
SSabre11 Ser Melt bereitet bat. Mls
Ser &rieg a1sbrad, mar ooS Saud.
boot als @affe aus 6em Staoium oes
grperimentes niht berausgefommen
Son SEN oeutiden Soudbooten be:
lo1r0ers puBte man nltr me1ig. 81
3eutldlan6 batte man ipater alS IN
al1oeren 2anoern nit oem 8a1 Dor
Smldbooten angefanger1. S%ranfretd
bate l1on iabrelang superintendent.
als mon in 0u1tl6lano NIT 6em Sou
ser er1ten 9oote begann, n1ro aud
england tpar idyeinbar Deuti6lan<
meit boral1s.
Mber ul19 MIR beinbar. MlS
ser &rieg ausbrad, 5eigte ii6 alS:
balo SOB Geutidlano sic ein5iger
Sm1bboote batte, nit tpelden it6 ct:
pas onfangen lieB. Geine 6einoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

lpegen oie 5abrt mo6te, nidt getpe-
len iein, ionit miiroe man lte Den
ameritanii6en 8eri6ter1tattern nidt
our 8eiorga11g iibergeben baben. @s
mnb mebr NIT oieler Sabrt beab<
iidtigt fem, uno Die in5miiden en-
folgte gerfenfung elmer &eibe britt
lder Sdiffe giebt in 6ieier 8e5ie~
bung 5iemlid 6el,tlide 5inger5eige.
SSn jeoem Safe fat sic 5abrt ge5eigt,
5n melder beoeutungspollen &riegs=
maffe 9e1tidlano feline Toudboote
ausgeitaltet fat, uno mas feline Sent
De erleben mer6en, ipenn eS bon 6ieier
@affe obne &iidiidt aaf ientimen=
tale @rtpagungenz leoiglid in ieinem
eige1en SSnterelie @ebral19 maden
molte. @aS es boffentlid zines 90
ges aud) tbun miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
stiQt sic critic Grfaltnmg.

Cine @rfaltung miro ni6t bon
lelbit gut mer6en. Die Metbo0e, Ell
ne @rfaltung bet5ubebolten, miro
gub idd0igen, un6 @ner &niten
miro i6limm, menn bernahlalitgt.
@aden6er @l11ten ldpadt 6ie Gner=
gle un6 la1gt 6ie 2ebensfraft aus.
Sir AZ SATIRE bat sic gliidlide Ser
bin6ung bon a1tfpeidert0en antiiep=
tiiden 8aliamen in 9r. Sings Neuer
gnt6edung 6u1ten gebeilt nn6 Mn-
baufung beieitigt. gung 11n6 Mlt
farm 6ie @irfIamfeit bon 9r. Sings
Neuer @nt0edung be5eugen gegen
6uiten un6 @rfdltungen. &auft cine
6loide be11te nob Bel gurem Mpo-
tbefer, 500. = Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

2an6 iemals gebabt bat, un6 MIR me,
mig mebr ais ie9Sbun0ert WiQionen
8uibels betrage11. SSn normalen 3ei=
ten 1per0en ungefabr 6reibutr0ert
MiQionen 8ulbels ausgefiibrt> mas
fir oieie S Sabr etpa ebenio bel fir
oen beimiiden @ebraud iibrig laiien
mir6e. 9ieier lettere berednet ii6
ober na9 Sen amtli6en 3ulammen-
lteIungen bes Mderbau = Departe=
ments fir sic leBten flint Sabre nit
our9idmttlid 574v 900, 900 8uibelS
jabrlid, 10 6aB 1t@ fir unlern eige=
nen @ebrau6 Elm 6eblbetrag bon
ntebr als 250,000,000 8uibels erge=
BEN miiroe> Ser nur gum fleineren
|Sbeile 0ur9 nod bonn porigen Sab=
re borbun6ene 8orratbe, sic auf ied-
gig Bis %ei11bun6ert Wiuionen 811ibels
geidatt mer6en, ge0edt erideint.
Muf @ei5eneinfubr aus Sil0a1ne=
rita, e io11oers aus Mrgentinien, lit
0ieies Sabr nidt 51 rehnerL 90 be-
reits Dor ldngerer 3eit nit alien iiio>
amerifaniid)elL @ei5en pro6u5ierer=
SEN staaten bon SEN &riegfibren=
SEN Juno 5lt ei11em fleiren getrage
al16 bon Meutralen) in europa 9ie>
ferungspertrage fir Sic geiommte
@ei5enernte abgeidloiien moroen
iin1. Muf Miloeru11g 6es Motbitatt=
oes 6urd ginfubr fana0iiden 8ei=
sens oarf ebenfaqS nidt gerednet
mer6er, 6etttt a1td in &attaoa lit beuer
Sic @ei5enernte idledt al1sgefallen
ur6 tpiro tint 150,000,000 8uibels
meniger ols int gorjabre ergebe1r,
gang ~obgeieben 6opon, 6ab Dor alem
Sic 9eoiirfniiie oes M1ttterlanoes> TO-
Damn sic ser a11oeren Maiierten un6
erlt i'm lester 2inie Sic Ser Nel1tra,
len 8eriidiidtigu11g fin0en mer0en.
9ie Midtigfeit 6iei er 3abler por-
ousgelebt - un6 es lit leiber fem
@run0 porbanoen, tie gu be5meifeln
- ieben iib sic Ser. Stoaten in ser
bodlt acknowledgement Sage, fal1m
mebr ais 0rei 6iinftel Ser @ei5e1r=
menge 5ur' gerfiigtng 3u babe1t, Sic
fir SEN beimiiden 8eoarf benotbigt
miro. @bbilfe, un0 5>por ldleuniglte
un6 griinolide 9lbbilfe id)eirt gebo,
ten, iolen mir nidt mitten inn 6rie-
SEN Motbitano n1tb Sbeuerung erle-
ben, mie lie fal1m Ser 9iirgerfrieg ge=
fat. Gin Musfubrperbot fir
@ei5en ur6 an6ere NabrlutgSmittel
5t erlaiien miirbe 3tpar NIT I'm ierer
go115en %bisberigen Eolitif in idrof=
fem @iberiprltd)e lteben, ober Notb
fen11t fein @ebot a1Ber 6em Ser
Selbiterhaltltng, ur16 Sic lebtere Der
DOB Dor alien at16eren 6em els
genert @oIfe fem &edt mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
CA$ 7 O RIA
Gin @ei5em : Mmsfmbr:
pertot.

Mngeii@ts Ser boben 8ei5en= nn6
Weeblpreife un6 Ser 8efiirdtung, 6aS
oiele NreiSlteigerung nod lange 11id]t
ibr gnoe erreidt fat, miro leitens
Der 6ieoener @afer = @ereinigunge1t
in alien Ibeilen 0eS 2an6es IN elmer
Netition, Sic 5ablrei6e l1nterl6riften
fin0et, ser 8orihlag ge1nabt, cine
Sonoerl tbung 6eS &ongrelies gu oem
3medfe ei1t5l1beruf fen, 0aB Elm Mus=
fubrperbot fir Nabrrngsmittel, gor5
bel on0ers aber fir @ei5err erloiien
uer0e. Sur 8egriinoung 0es geitea=
ten Nerlange1S nad einem embargo
miro angefiibrt, 6aB es, tpern nidt
balo Mbilfe ~getroffen miro iebr
leidt mogli6 lei, 6aB Ser Meblpreis
a11f 5tpan5ig Collars per 6ab lteigen
mag mas cine meitere Hreiserbobung
fir grot CUR 6olge baben miiBte. gs
miro 1ogar gan5 u%nperboblen Sic
Moglidfeit er0rtert, 6aB sic 8Gcfer
fir 6as bisber flint Gents un6 &C.
genapartig feds Gents foiten6e 2aib
8rot ei1ren Hreis bon 5ebn Gents per-
langen miibtet1, tint iiberbaupt 1rod)
einen maBigen @etpinn BEL ibrenl &C.
idafte 5n er5ielen, un6 es miro So
rauf bingetpieien, 6aB cine 6erartige
gertbel1erung ser 8rotpreii e iiber
biele Jamilien,' sic idon iett MIR nit
Mfiibe un6 Motb @innobme1r n116
Musgoben inn 8leid)ge1pidte baIten
fonnen, uniaglides @len6 bringen
tpiir6e.
Mmtlide statiitifen un6 abiolut
perldBli@e pripate @rnteiddbungen
laiien e%rfenne, 6oB 6ie @efiirhtun,
gen, sic 6em @erlongen zines Mus-
fubrberbots fir @ei5en 5ugrun6e
liegen, lei6er MIR 51 begrii1oet itn6.
Neod) oen 8eridte11 6es Mderbalt=Oe=
partements miro sic 6~iesidbrige @ei=
%5enernte, ielbit mem feine meiteren
unginitigen 8orfdne eirtreten, I'M
11ngefabr bierbnn6ert Milionen 8u=
ibeIs geringer iein ols sic l~ebtidbrige,
sic freili6 sic grobte tpar, sic SOS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
9m9bes uno Die 9emt:
i6en.

8ir for111en fir @ugbes tint 10
leidter ltimmen, neil CT ietner ga11=
gen Gergangenbeit nab sic @emabr
bietet, baB er nns Mmerifaner beut=
ider @ertunft nidt beidimpfen un6
beroadtigel1 miro, meil mir nit un-
ieren grinnerrnge11 nidt bre9en n1r6
unlere Spmpatbien ridt 6em 2ar6e
%5ltipe11oen mollen, oas Ser So6fei110
bes 2on0es it, 1T 6em uniere o6er
unlerer Gltern @iege ltan6; 6aB er
11iht per1uhen miro, nns un1ere Der>
f~olIungsmdBigen 9fedte ob5uipre=
den, u116 ooB CT feines europaii6en
&onigs Sod tragen miro. 9ofiir lit
Serr @ugheS 5u anltan6ig, 0afur lit
er 51t gere6t ltn6 6ofur iii, er 5u 1tol5,
81 lebr Mmerifaner un6 5u tpenig
gnglonoer. gbe ser republifanii9e
8onnertrdger an Sen b0dite1t Sc
ridt5bof 6e5 2ar16es berl1fen tpnr6e,
iuar ct @o1tberneltr bon Seem Dorf.
SIN 6ieie r gigenldaft fat er @elegen=
belt gebobt, feline Mttbiirger 6e1tt-
ider Serfunft our6 unmittelbore
8eobaht1t11g fernen GIT lerner. Mns
6ieler Belt lit rns cine &e6e erbal=
ten geblieben, Sic SEER @ugbes ouf
einem be11tiden 8oiienfe1te btelt uno
Die 3el1gr1iB 6ofiir oblegt> 6aB er iei=
ne Mitbiirger 6eutider @erfunft ct
poS oaoerS etnidatt, als lie bon lei=
rem @e9ner eingelhabt tper6en, nn6
es Iiegt fem @rnn6 Dor, on3uneb=
men, ooB SEER @ugbes inns ols Brd=
1t6ent an6erS b%eurtbeilen tpiir6e als
CT uns aIs @ouberneur bel1rtbeiIt
bot.
gbeniotpenig Iiegt elm @run6 Dor
gu Ser 8efiirdt1ng, 6aB @err @ugbeS
ols Grdli6ent tpeniger gelbiHt6noig=
feit %ungeborigen ginflIiien gegen=
iiber 5eigen fonnte, ols er ols @ou=
berne11r befl1n6et fat. &err @ngbes
1T niemols zines poIiti1hen 8oHes
Rnedt getpeien. Mls @ouperne11r
bot er li6 cine ltnabbdngigfeit 51
pobren getpltBt, 6ie in unierem 2on=
6e MIR Mdnner bon itorfem Gboraf=
ter un6 nnbeugiamer SelbltitGnoig=
feit ii6 erbalten fonnen. nnlere po=
litiiden @erbdltniiie begiinitigen
foIde ltnobbdngigfeit nidt, ober
@oubernel1r Sugbes fonnte fie bean=
iprn6en nn6 6ur6ieben peil er
tpuBte, 6oB er 6as golf binter itd
bottle, n116 6as @olf botte er binter
iid, neil eS i'm als manufactured
@barofter erfannt botte. Gin ebrli=
derer Meni6 als CHARLES @bons
9ugbes lit in einem @o%uberneurs<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Meiniat idledjte 6aat ton innen.

S111netL 1d]muBige 5auptfleden
riibren bon l1nreinlidfeiten i'm @lute
ber. &einigt sic @aut, inbem SIR
Or. &ings Nel1e 2ebenspinen nebmt.
SIRE mil6en laratipen gigenidoften
pertreiben sic @ifte aus oem Spltem
nn6 erbeuen sic Mugen. Gin boues,
freies, nidt fneifen6es 9eeren ser
@ingetpeibe am Morgen lit Ser 2obn
elmer 9oiis bon Or. Sings Meuen
2eberspi1en om Mben6e borber. Set
Current M%potbefer, 25f. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
GdIadter fat man ben beritprbe=

men 9or6 &itdener genannt; Cir
Gouglos Soig bot one Musiidt, als
So6tengrdber in Sic @e1dt6te iiber=
5ugeben.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
PL AN TO CARE FUR
 |TS PEOPLE

CLEVELAND, April 1. - Cleveland Socialists plan a direct assault on the high cost of living here by organizing a cooperative company to distribute prices. It is planned to join the 1000 Socialist families here into compact organization, which will buy staple supplies through one warehouse, the warehouse being financed by them selves. Through this organization, the Socialists hope to control more than $1 ,O00,O00 worth of home supplies. The plan, it is figured, will save the members about $200,000 a year.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
LONDON WOMEN NOW EMPLOYED
 WORKSHOPS

LONDON, April 1. - Fifteen thou sand special trains have been run over the London and Southwestern railroad during the past year in con nection with movements of troops. This was independent of the large number of trains for soldiers on leave, many empty trains run in connection with troop movements and 2,500 am bulance trains.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
BIC MOVEMENT I OF TRAINS IN
 ONE ROAD

LONDON, April 1. - Hardly less remarkable than the swift transpor- nation of England into a powerful military nation has been the silent upheaval that has placed the civil work and the industries of the work shops in the hands of women. It has been estimated from official figures that there were fully 2,O00,000 more women in active employ on March' l, 1916, than on the corresponding day twelve months earlier. Moreover, the number is increasing week by week
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
CHAMP P|ON ABERC WILL WHISTLE
 ALL COMERS

DULUTH, Minn., April 1. - Alex. Aberg, world champion Graeco-Roman wrestler, will visit Duluth, Minneapo- lis, Sioux City, Omaha, Lincoln, Kan sas City. Denver and the coast, meet ing all wrestlers in the Graeco-Roman style. Aberg has challenged Joe Stetcher, offering to post $1,O00 for felt to throw him in five minutes, Graeco- Roman style. He then agrees to wrestle the rest of the match catch as4catch-can.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday services to be held at the church on the hill. The new pastor Rev. Mir. Schriver, will arrive on the Farragut and will speak in the even ing. Sunday school at usual hour, Evening service at o'clock. Special music. On Monday evening at 8 o'clock the bible study class will meet invited to this class.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Beginning February I the registrat tion book of the Town of Cordova will be open at my office at the P. O. Store, Second street, Cordova, at all hours during the day and evening. The registration book will be closed at 4 p. m, Saturday, April l, 1916.
 CHAs. ROssWoG, Registrar.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02
CHURCH SERVICES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

St. Georges Episcopal Mission, Red Dragon Club House - Fourth Sunday in Lent. Morning service at II o'clock; Sunday school at F o'clock; 1; evening service at o'clock. Friday evening service: Litany and Peneten- tial office Rev E. P Ziegler
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02

Lost--A diamond pin, with initial "F,' between Alaska Steamship Com pany and Empress Theatre Return to Alaska Steamship Company and re ceive reward.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02

A pair of ladies glasses were left at Miss Wells restaurant. Owner can secure same by calling there.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02

For Rent-Two housekeeping rooms in the Kendrick building, on Front street. Apply J. V. Carter, Phone IT.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-02

For Rent - Three room furnished house Apply at Bank.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28

Dismayed by the solidarity of the
labor vote arrayed against Governor
Carlson, tho managers of the Republican
state campaign have resorted to under
hand methods in the hope of winning a
few votes from julius C. Gunter, the
Democratic candidate for governor. They
are sending broadcast over the state a
report that Judge Gunter, while mem
Der of the supreme court, wrote the IA
nous Meyer decision which placed mill
tary above civil law.
The records prove the falsity of such
report. They show that Judge Gun
ter was not a member of the supreme
court when the Meyer case was before
that tribunal. And they show further
that the opinion in the Meyer case was
written by Justice William Gabbert, who
is now a candidate Tor reelection on the
Republican ticket. That was in the fan
of 1904, when the Colorado supreme
court consisted OF three members.
Justice Gabbert wrote the opinion and
Justice John Campbell, also a Republic.
an, concurred in it. Justice Robert
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
Many Former DenUer Bar Boys
No1u Making Good in Kansas City

boys get located in X. C. he may be-
come candidate for business agent,
providing L. J. Lott, better known as
Big Chief" does not come to X. G.
Among Others here are Joe Garland.
who worked at the Quincy bar. Emil
Gerer, who worked for Lang's on Cham
pa street. Charles Bridwell, who worked
at the Albany, Rex and Apollo bars.
George Sheriff. who worked for George
Anderson at Eighteenth and Champa
streets. and also Ernie Christensen. who
worked for Nick Bannock and later at
Joe Walkers at the loop. Ernie is just
as cheerful as ever, and the boat came
in.
II. Rrogan, who worked at the Ma
jestic bar, but later was located at Mil
liken. Colo, and became imbued with
the idea that he was n fight promoter
but lost the thought when he heard the
sheriff was after him, is here working
at the Baltimore Hotel bar.
The above personal items will show
that there is quite colony OF former
Denver bar boys here who are all doing
well and they think il is some busy
town, and all seem to like X. c., with
one exception, Ducks Harrison, who
fances the city in most every way but
he does not like to climb the hills. Says
he don't mind walking down hin. but
it makes him puff to walk up again,
and Ducks is living on top OF hill.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
Carlson Campaign Managers Lie
About Gunter in the Moyer Case
Send Out That He Wrote Famous Decision When
as Matter of Fact Gunter Was Not Supreme
Bench When This Case Was Considered

Steele, a Democrat, the only other men,
Der of the court, dissented.
Judge Gunter was a member of the
state court of appeals at the time. Af-
ter the Gabbert opinion had been rem
dered, constitutional amendment was
adopted increasing the membership OF
the supreme court from three to seven
members. Judges Gunter and Maxwell
of the court OF appears were transferred
to the supreme court, while Justice
George Bailey OF Fort Collins and Cas-
well of Grand Junction were elected,
who, with Justices Gabbert, Campbell
and Steele increased the membership of
the court to seven.
Because of the time required by JUS
tice Steele to finish his lengthy dissent.
ing opinion in the Meyer case, the 1904
report of the supreme court was not
published until 1905, when Judge Gunter
was a member of the court. The report,
known as the Thirty fifth Colorado Re
ports, gives the names of all seven men,
bers of the court, but contains a line
pointing out that the membership of the
court consisted of Justices Gabbert,
Campbell and Steele when the opinions
reported therein were rendered.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
Especial CorrespOndencel.

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. PA num-
Der of formed Denver live wires are now
in Kansas City, and they are always
on the lookout for The Bulletin, which
they call their 'home town paper" Per,
haps their friends IN Denver would like
to know what they are doing.
Ed Birmingham is located at the Bal
timore hotel bar and is doing very nicely.
The same old Ed, always there with the
smile, and a smooth line of talk.
Ducks Harrison is located at the Mer-
Ger hotel. Just as big and rough as
ever. but getting to be quite a ladies'
man.
Rufus Girsch is working at the Jeffer-
son hotel, and is in the limelight as a
politician.
George Burkhardt is working in dark
est Africa, but says it is all right in
the winter time.
Harry Parker is manager of the
Franklin Educational and Social club,
and has entertained great many Dem
yer boys that visited the club during the
past summer
Dan Grenier and Fred Vessel are To-
Gated at the Franklin club, and Dan is
Just as fat and sassy as he was in
Denver Vessel is just the same little
Mike, thinks X C. is good business
town and says if enough Denver bar
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
MILWAUKEE, MAcHINISTS GAINING.

Machinists in Milwaukee are winning
their eight-hour strike, reports Emmett
Adams. organizer of the international
Association OF Machinists. The strike
started July IS, and involved 4,263 ma
chine shop workers.
Settlements have been reached in 10
shops thru conferences OF the manage
ment with committees appointed by the
union. Today eight shops, employing
10 men. are working As hours or less a
week. Five shops, employing l,439, are
working so hour or less a week. The
other shops, employing 5000 men, are
working 52h hours a week. At the be
ginning of the campaign, Milwaukee was
known as a jj-h0ur week town. The
average wage Increased from under 81
cents an hour to 345s cents an hour.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
A SCOTCH VERDICT.

The River Clyde has been brought up
to its present navigable condition by
means OF dredging, and the Glasgow peo-
pie are proud of it. One day party OF
American engineers turned up their
noses at the Clyde.
Call this a river?" they said. why,
it's . ditch in comparison with our Mis-
sissippi, or st. Lawrence, ,or Delaware y
"Aweel, mon," said a Scotch bystander
you've got Providence to thank for your
rivers, but we made this oursels.'-
Brooklyn Citizen.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
OHIO FEDERATION HOLDS
GREAT MEETING AT TOLEDO
WOODROW WILSON is GIVEN A
ROUSING ENDORSEMENT.
Incumbents Reelected to Office and
Secretary-Treasurer Gets a 5000
Boost in Yearly Salary.

The Ohio State Federation OF Labor
has just held its largest and most sue
cessful convention in Toledo. Headquar-
tiers will be moved from Cincinnati to
Columbus, the state capital a request
OF General CoXey OF Washington
march notoriety, to address the conven-
tion, was denied. Resolutions endorsing
President Woodrow Wilson for re-elec
tion were unanimously adopted. The
convention went upon record as being
opposed to private companies carrying
workmen's compensation insurance and
in favor of state insurance fund foI
this purpose.
Secretary Treasurer Donnelly reported
that 300 locals had affiliated during the
year, making total OF 1853 affiliations
with nearly 400 accredited delegates.
All of the incumbent Officers We're re-
elected without opposition, and the sal
airy of the secretary treasurer was In
crea sed from 81 800 to 50, 400 per year.
Following are the officers chosen:
President-John Voll, GAINESVILLE.
First Vice President-John j. Quin
livan of Toledo
Second Vice President-O. B. Chapman
of Dayton.
Third Vice President-T. C. Moore of
Youngstown.
Fourth Vice -Chas. Vaughn
of Hamilton.
Fifth Vice President-Edward Nc
Eachern of Cleveland.
Sixth Vice President-Percy Tetlow of
Washingtonville.
Seventh Vice President-John Mather
of Cincinnati.
Secretary Treasurer-Thomas j. Don.
nelly of Cincinnati.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
GOOD FISHING.

Mr.. Smith was telling some friends
about proposed fishing trip to a lake
in Colorado which he had in contempla-
ton.
Are there any trout out thereH"
asked one friend.
Thousands of 'em," replied Mr.. Smith.
"Will they bite easilyf" asked an
other.
''Nvill they?" said Mr.. Smith, why,
they're absolutely vicious. A man has
to hide behind A tree to bait hook"
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
CIGARMAKERs WIN AN INCREASE

Striking cigarmakers and representa-
tives of nine factories in Tampa, Fla.
have reached an agreement by which
some 500 strikers will get fifty per
cent OF the wage increase they sought.
All the men returned to work except en-
ployes of two factories, who have not
vet accepted the compromise. The de-
employees working in factory depart
ments where cigars are manufactured
by the mould process" The wage in
creases granted vary according to the
different classes of mould" cigars
Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after dinner smoke. Union mnde.-Adv.
Read The Bulletins advertisements.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28
PECULIAR VOCABULARY

Your daughter" said Mrs. Oldcastlc
after being conducted thru the newly
Furnished wing of the magnificent palace
occupied by the Bullingtons, has such
splendid vocabulary"
do you think sof" her hostess re-
piled. Josiah wanted to get her one of
them escritoires, but / made up my mind
right at the start that vocabulary
would look better in n room furnished
like hers is, even If IL didn't cost quite
so much. Exchange.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-10-28

1914 square miles, at elevation plus 81
feet. Adding the 6l square miles to
the ALB square miles lying within the
5-milc limits makes the area of the
canal zone 502.5 square miles. exclusive
OF such land as lies between the edge of
the lake at 81 feet and the lOO-foot con
tour, and of the areas within the Smile
limits Mt the ends