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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

Dies In Der stueiten an8eiec Der GaG
mar. Won/1755 an erihien ons
glott ieoe ISOLDE, un0 obglei@ bic
8eitiurg bon ibrem urfprirngIthen
Hornnt BON neitli bis 81 Drei5ebn
8oa, b. +. sur 6reifohen @robe an.
qetpohien NOR, un0 0er 2eier lest
idbrIiA SO Nummern erbielt, bebielt
Sour inliner nod Oetielben Nrets
bel, Elm Heneis leiner gbrIi9teIt
aber aud ieiner geiAdftlidcn &llig.
belt. Gin ebrliher Mnnn lnbt ltdl
nidt Ooppelt be5nblen, Iagte CT, De.
IeaentliA fiebt man, 0aB Der Gin.
gang Der 8e5ugseeIoer 81 fpiinlben
iibrio Iieb, 10 eriheint 1859 IN Ell.
ner ApriInrmner bic Mobnung;
,Ner bret Sabre ooer 0oriiber ihnl.
BET un0 JOINT feline Reputation bot,
mi1B es nid)t iibelnebmen, meiln er
cine fIeine gtoti5 befounHt.1 als
Wottb1ro @rmbruiter, Salrs frilbe-
rer 3ebrIine, am is. @lai 174S in
gbiIaoelpbia cine s@ermnntcpn-
.8eitnnge berous5ieeben begailn be-
gIiifnilnitte i'm Snllr 0u ieinem
ieilen llnternebmen un0 bat Oieie-
.niectt, Die ibm niemols beanbIt BAT.
ten, NIT Der 8eituns ieines aoIlegeIl
nift Elm @lei9es gu titrl. Gbriitopb
Salr bot ben Mubnts ben oelltih.
omerifdnilden Sournalismus &C.
ihaffen un6 linn bon bornberein Die
loitterIte gclhGftlide @rtlnoInge &c.
qeben All haben. gal0 taud)ten nod
rDeitere 3eitlmeen III 9bila0elpbia
duf, 1862 gnb es in Benniplpqnien
Idon fiinf oertti6e 3eitltngen, bar.
inter cine in 2oucoiter, Dem Mittel.
punft Der 0euti1J pennIglbanilAen
electromagnetic. 9einrid Wiiiaer
(&eurD Miaer) eriin0ete 1862 Die
Iedite 0elitlde 8eitune utiO puroe
in Der JOIse Der einflubreihite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

gaeip gort COB in formIi6en Be
ldliiiien ibrer 1reiioe Aiisorud iibcr
bic G!nmiltiefcit. nit Der bic oe4t
ide 4reiIe fir bie Gbrc 0es rleilen
8aterlnnoeS eintrefe. glrt e~ifrigitel
lp1rb bic oeutIhe 9reiie fir bic re.
pubIifdniihe Ydrtei uno fiibrte ibr
aIlmdblih Die &nuptmaile Der onbb
reiden Deutiden tu. Sn Der Babl
pon 1860 belt Ops Deutidtlm Oes
mittleren @eitens bic @ogIhnle,
uno eptidjieo tuguniteu 2incolus,
nno b1nlit gum Segen oes GonocS.
lin 70 mebr i'll bieie gntiheiOung
anoucrfcnneil. on Die nutiuiitiiden
9cnoensen Der repubIifnniihcn 8ar.
tel lcidt b1tten IRE fibren fonuen,
menn Die Oeutihe 9reiIe niht Die
gr0bcren 5rngen oer Stlauerci unO
Stnotentrenmtng in Den BORDER.
arln0 gerildt bate.
Dicier 3lpeite ut0 grDbtc Aufs
ifmung Der Oeutihenmerifaniihen
Ereiic belt an, 6mei S~abr5ebnte bin.
.0urA, bis bic oeutihe @inDanoerung
aot8 beoentenO abnnbm. 90 lange
0ab Die oeutidcn GinfpanOerer jdhr-
lid Sl Duloerttauieuo in amerifani.
lden S1fcn lanheten, 10 large bile.
ben aud bic Oeutih-nmcritaniihcn
8eitunaen in boiler Nlite. SIN Sob
re 1882 tpur0e bic 5npor ME urO
aud ip1ter ME nieoer erreihte 3nbL
BON $4,000 iiberitiegcn. ylad 1885
troten SdnUonflingcii Elm, Die Iette
Jhttpcae fam 1912. NIT 244,-
900 IN ben beiOen Sabren ollian-
men.
Seitoem lit es nit Der oeutiGen
Ginpanoerung bergob gegangen, Der
penigcr giinitige 4rbeitsmorft in
Hmerifo, Dns geridminOen oes
freien 2on0es, nrf Der anocrcn Sci
tc GuberIt geiidertc ofonomiI6e gu.
Iitdn0e in 9cutIhlnno, 0orln llcgt Die
9egriinOutg. SIN Sabre 1898 fam
Ser Gieftan0, NIT 17,476 oeiitidlcn
Gtmpdn0crern. oarnoA iuirDc Die
8iffer 10000 MIR 0reinol iiberitic.
gen. 9rosoem baben Die oeiitiden
3eitungcn in amerifa cincn neuerl
aufihDung erlebt. Der int Sabre
1914 init Dem eroBen curopaiihelt
|ariegc ieinen gnfang bat. @egeu-
Imdrtig fino pie0er grobe 8iele, eril-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30
Sur 6eidihte Ger oeutld.
uncertainties preGel

Drufer Der &miptitoot, omtlim an.
erfounter Gruter fiir ben Nongreb
itto gerle9cr uielcr SAriften In
0ettiher un0 englii9er Sprade. Der
,Reaoing aOler1, 1896 gegrunoet,
ben man megen iciner eroBeu Der.
breitung die @ibel oes areiies
nannte, beitcbt nod berti-
gen Gags. Gem Aoler nnd lit er
bic iedy8ebnte nmerifnniide 3citung,
b. b. Die ni6tocutiden m~iteingered-
net. DARN iiebt man, Dab bic oeiTt'
iden 3eitluecu fat 10 friib ms 5cIo
troteil ME Die engliid)en. Sn benz
Druid uno 9erlog poren iie oft pors
aus, 0a befan1tlid Die Sourihe 8i-
bel bic critic pollItdnoiac in amertfn
ge0rudfe pnr. Die oeutiden Bet.
tlingrn mirften pntriotiid, ocrn il.
men luar es in eriter Clinic 5a Der-
01nfeu, Denn Die 9ciitidett mie
Bancroft ~berporbebt, obidjon iie nur
einen 3nolftel Der 8cbolferung in
Den aoIouien ausmndten, 81 ben
Truppen Der decentralization $50.
triotcnarmee Elm poles ahtel itel.
ten. Gicic erIten ocutiden 3citun.
gen begriffen ihon Den groBen bop.
pelten 3tued Der bcutih.dnicrifnni-
If,en SonrnaIiitif, eritens ben oeitt.
idea ginponOerern @eiese. 5itten.
@cididte uflo @olitit oes aOoptiD-
@aterloflOes Deritdnolid 8n modem,
in nnOeran @orten, iic 5n eittcn
giirgern 3u er0ieben, 5Ipeitclls. OeiIt-
Idc altLttir un0 gilDung uno Die
Oeuffde Spra6e 5u pflegen.
gtad benz omerifoniiden 5rei-
bcitsfrieg itpdte Die @inua1Oerung
aus europa, man lette ibr oriiben
ben NiegeE Dor. Grit nnh ben rla-
ppleoniidpn arieeen firg tie mieOer
an, mad 1920 nit frdftigen 5toben,
10 BOB man cine 86blline Der Gtn-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

iuan0erer in ben &nfenlt1bten inter-
na6m, uno nntiniItiihe Stimmungen
bon Bet ou 8eit antitauOen. Gin
nelies Metier erbieIt nun bic 0eutih-
dmcrifanild)e 4reiIe, ndmIiG ben
Nutipismas Sa bGtdmpfen. Sn ben
0reibiaer Snhren muroen IN ben orei
3entern Der neueret oentIhen Gin.
iuonberung, Ncip BORT. Cincinnati
unO ct. 9ouis, rleue Oeutihe 3ei-
tunaen aegriin0ct bic gum Tell nod
bcltebelt. Inter ben politiifen
Iludtlingcn 0luiiden iSiS-t84S
Dot mander AMI iournuliftiihem Sc
bet ScrDorrngcnDes gelciitet, Is i1Bt
lid abcr nidt leignen, OaB Der gro
be Mutldpilna oes ocutiden 3ei-
tnngsmelens III ben @creinigten
5toaten crit nut 0er snhnnft Der
Acknowledgment euktonO. Bon bic.
fen luuroc cine grobe auaahl nclier
3eitungcn IRIS Seben g%erufcr, bic
ourfmeg ltiIiitiih pie irbdltlih,
mad Der pplitiiden, iuie nod Der Il.
teroriihcn 5eite beOeuten0 bober
itonoca ais Die friibercn. bieien Oa-
Der einen b0Aeren Wiabitab %ouf5tpatl.
gen. Die lleberIcgcubcit, Die Die
acknowledgements gelegeutlid berbnr-
tebrten, bcrleetc bdiifig bic llterctt
@tumonOerer, 70 Dab q 8miihen bel.
ben Eorteien, ben .@riincn~ (Ocu
NeuIinecn) un0 ben r@rauen" (0ert
LANCER AngciieoeItcr) 8u eiiler Sci.
tungSfebOe fam. Dos 3eitungsme.
fen aber icIbit mar babel Der &C.
minncitOe IeiL, unO Der Strcit mar
cuA nidt BON Golter, oenir ais Die
groBe gpod)c iib Sif nnbcrn begailiI
in Der 5luei grobe 6rneen, Sflnperei
ulo SeSeiiioit ibre 2Oiine iudten,
90 traten Die s@rnuens uno Die
.@rinen~ 5uianlmen mo mndten
gemeine Sode.
Is eutitalO bic 5ipeite 9liiteperio.
be Der ocutidromerifnniiden 8reiie.
Is golf groBe 3ielc 5l forOern, elm
beitlides Streben ali erIonaeiL Ero-
blenfe ou lolen, bon 0cneyt Die Gri-
Iitcn3 Oes aooptibDhtcrlnnoes obbing.
Bon @nIIt bpridltrt Dab i'm Snbre
1854 ohf8ig oclrtiHe 3eitungen ge-
gen Die anftla Ne6rasfa.8iL fdrnpf.
ten, m1Iren0 nilr h6t 0nfiir mnren.
Ole Antt SfEubggei @cielihaft In
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

laete er init eutem @epiHerL lid
ipeib nidts~, 0ober Der Same
.anoiDnotbinoT. SIN @iuter 1854
1865 trot bic 4ortet NIT @epalt
hi bic politiide Aretln Elm.
Sn jeocrn europdiTHcn arieee
tucroen Die bcri1ieDenen GIemefte
I'M amerifmnilden 8olle IN ibren
Spmpotbien eeteilt fem. Gin aricg
ameritas nit einem Der elirop1i.
iden 96lfer wiiroe ben betreffenben
@eltanbteiI i'm omerifaniiHen Bottle
INNER ldper bcrlebcH. @oS more
mn edit nmpritaniih empfinDen2
Ole glntiDort erfaeint ni1t lhwer.
lte p1re, i'm pirtIihIten SntereiIe
oes nmerifdniihen 8oIfeg bnnoellL
D. B. Die BoltseIemente niht geeeH
eiunnOer beten, iie m5gIi6it Si be.
rlibigen ben inneren 5rieoen Su be.
mnbren. Oieier innerc 5rie0e, NOR.
oif mir 1if bic 9ulter iebr oilge.
Dieien iino. fame am fhueIliten eli-
itnnbe, iuenn Der arieg in europa
iofort 5u Gr0e gebrnft tuiiroe. Do-
Der mare edit omerifonii1 empfin.
ben gIeidbeOeuten0 nit Dem @uHf6
uno Dem Geitrebcny 6rieoen in Gu
ropd gu fifteen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30
Bon ". .. GaHit,
9rofcIIor an Der Cornell Timber.
iitdt III Stbnca, y. y.

= Sn Der @eihidte Der oeitiHen
9reIIe in amerIfa toHuen mir bic
gegentp1rtige DerioOe dls cine 8eit
Der imneren uno Giiberen 9liite be-
tradteu. @en0en mir ben Bid 5ii-
rid, 70 unterideibeu mir 0rei Blilte'
perio0en In Der @eihihte Der oeutih.
omertfmilhen Nreiie. Die erite fam
int odt5ebnten Snbrbunhert, Dor Dem
amerifGmihen 5reibeitstrieg. Ser
critic Babnbreher i'm 0elhidFa merito'
utfhen SournoliSmus, Gbriitopb
Gnur, qrinDcte III Germantown Der
erIten 6eutihen WITHHOLDING, i'm Sab.
&c 1889, ben DSodoeatih $enniDk
bnniIden @eihidtS 1reiber, ODER
6omnllung widtiger NadridtcH
aus benz Rotar. urio airhenreih".
Netrodten mir Die @eihide oieier
3eitrna ettpas ndber. Dieie Scr.
montoun, 3eitung9, iuie fie ip6ter
bieB, bertDnnoelte iid bolO nisS elmer
6aIbiabreg. in cine @ierteljabrs-
Idrift, Oonn in Elm Monatsbeft. SIM
Sabre TAI mnrOe ite ertpeitert,
ohne OaB Der greis erbobt Duroe,
.Oo sueifeIsobne Der abias nit Der
: oeiteigcrten oertihen g~inpmOerung
iih anis be0euter0 erfpeitert bate.
Tog glottdien tpan0erte mad Often
uto @eIten ia mad Dem entferrteu
gii0en. In Oos Gbenm1Oonb.SnL tn
9irgiuien. 2lnfangs genoiien bic
Mbonnenten Dog 8orredt. urnionit
gn5eigen ein5rieten. 1855 eriAien
ons glatt ale 5tnei 8oden, man
berednete nun finf Sdiltne fir
an3eigeI CAB inoeiien 8tuei Snrilf,
fpelltt gleiA bic erlte ben cripiiniG-
ten grfoIg bate, itr0 eireft, ueHa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

8eTt 2aiun MauIcIeitm 1T rnr zines Der bieIcn ge.
bdaioe ieiner Qrt. Die iiber Ons gonse 2auo errihtet iuer.
ben, i'm b~erniinftige inO respectable ELECTROMAGNETIC fir
7%onlilien at iddffen. 4enn oud Der @ciit@ eiaea b0beren
aafe folat. berbIcibt uns bod bic duBere Sile, Inn bon
ms nit er0Bter 5orafaIt aur Iesten gtube geIegt 5t uer-
ben.
Sir periabeu nnier 8efes, ins Elm 0erlfbnr gates
6eim si ldoffen, oas unier mirfIid ipert if. 5oIte fh
infcr feineg e~mpfiu0en b~ergrobcrn unO unlere 2ebe CT.
falterL tDeitn tfiere neutrality-suspicious. mad Der nuoe.
rem @et ~obgerufen peroeB2
Solte nidt aud Der Iebte NubepIos 70 a~nfrieoen.
IteaenO pie nmr moelidl eemadt DerOen2 Cine @ritft
1aein mir erfnIt ben 3ped.
SIT es nidt ffiger, ih bel 3eiten fir has Bette,
eue l6neeueiBe ianitdre 1iarmorGruFt su entidIieBgt
ais ser alien DletboOe Su foIser4 ino Oos geraoe al elmer
8et, iUcun Der gerluit an idDerIten 81 berfpHren ii9
Gos Mnufolaim lit eiues Der groBdrtieten gebauoe
Gmobos nno repraientiert enen gsert BON iiber $4,000.
geine altbeuipalle befteben aus Colorado gule 9aarrnor.
iDdbreno bic 3nrenfpanbc ienHens poIiert itnO uno @raf-
ten ais nefben Miarmor %entbnIten.
geit benz 10, Snriiar boben mir iiebpn Sarge 6iefen
@riiften ~iibergeben
Gg 1T MIR Mdtma fin uidt gang 300 6ainilien Dor.
bauOen. 9liro Sbre cine Der beuor5noten len2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

G1s b~ier5ebnte Amenoernent 5itr
8unDeSberfaiiung Iautet: .gILe 4er.
ionen, Die in Den Der. Gtnoten ge.
boren ooer notlraliiiert iino. Iino
Burger Der Ser. Stnoten. aein
Stoat ioa @elebe MAIDEN ooer onrd.
fibren. ueIhe Die gRefte oOer SIN.
mlinit1t Der Biirger Der Ser. Stoo.
ten beeintrGhtigen. llr0 mas fem
Staot bari ipir0 ia pobI aud elmer
gartei urD eitlem Br1lioenten niat
geitattet Iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

bic GneIdnOer Deriteben es bril-.
liant, cine Nieoerloge m einen Sieg
ali bertuanoeIn altf benz 8apier hoe.
niaitelts..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

Oh. Gnn0erion erbieIt BON Boron.
lit bel neitem nidt 10 popular ME
fih mauAe 9erHogogen einbil0eH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

0america fritz fam ieoer ioeen.
Gs fou1rnt MIR 0arnuf an, mie man
es auffaBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-30

Die 9aarmurfapeae ~ gef aatn IanIOIean.
greiie ~rangiercn fd bon S275 Big $3.50 per grnft
fe mad Der Gage 0erielbe1.
9ribote sSanrIien.@ eoddtnisrdtn nut 8ron8etiren
rn6 Observation-Disclosures 10 BIS 15 @ritfte entDdIten1
fir $4,000 bis ali $4,000.
9aiernOe snitonObaItune oieier anloee 1T burd
einen ~beion6eren Sltno earantiert
9ie greHe fir Die @riHte Oefen bic ~gtsgaben fit
ole 3eiten.
0as 9~aatloIetnt lit F~trengftens pribot lno mir 81.
eentIruer bon @rHften baben 8ttritt. SAlifd CUR iel6en
miro ie0en &dufer ~ilbergeben.
gir boben Elm SpeSiaIongebDt at Sbrer 1Ieberlegung.
sic treFfen Sbre MusiDabI be5iglif elmer @ruft iest ln0
tunrten nit Der 8eSablung ~oerfelben biz I'M gan6e1l 100
sSnniIien unterSeidnet bnben 2ette, gera0e Die Sic
iebft. SIcraaf sDirO Elm 9ot BON gertrmuensHndunern 9e.
p6bt, Der unter itadtIiden @efehen ftebt. anoerc beriiten
bic sInitige Belegenbeit 2oiien sic lmS Sbnen @ir5eL.
bctetl geben.
llnier Saaptpunfd III. sbnen 0as Dl0iiole1n at
SefgeL Sic fonnet es 6nnn ip6ter ~iberIegen.
Gs aereiht 1tns slr Gbre, Scsbnen ali irgell0 elmer
Bet en- @ttomobiL Str 9erfigltng Su iteIen. obne bdB
Sse hurd g%rnobHe 6ieier- @efdaigfeit irgeno tueIfe Der
p~fTidtungen %eineeben.
Sic fno bofH6it e~ineernoen. an unieren fSHnfdgfHen
3uf0nrnenfinften teildanahmpu. 9ertreter tDer0en Stui-
fden 2 inO 5 llbr lbr boIfe Iu8funft geben.
NeEnlt 2eabenlDortb StuEeubnbn, fteiqt Inn an as.
@arnbe. 0e Gar fdbrt oaun Bis suut Grieobofagin.
M~,tteursBfTe re5nen geuterFtraBe, OSer 2eabeuDOrfb
nnD baan faSh1 an Sc. ooer So. Gfrobe. SaBt ms SybneM
i~utrranaute ~iIuitrierte 9eidreibungen i1iaeH
NEBRASKA MAUSOLEUM CO.
Or. s. vs.. aDntsfb, grdF0eut.
ScnrA Ban SnEnu, 8.Erdf. GbarIes 6. Sing, B.-BraI.
Mnipn 8. WtgeIptu, Ggfretdr un0 Berater.
Trebe1id O. gglarb, Ghntmeiter.
Seep5Un 9snsIas 2f75.
948-s GmaFa RatisnaI gaHE GebaaOe
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
LABOR CLEARING HOUSES
Are to be Established in Every
State by Federal Authorities.

Washington.-Plans for establishing
Federal labor clearing houses in every
State were announced tonight by Com
missioner General Caminetti, of the I'm
migration Bureau who directs the De-
partment of Labor's employment serv-
ice. This is the most important of sew
eral steps decided upon to strengthen
and widen the scope of the Govern
ments campaign against unemployment
The State headquarters will undertake
to coordinate information as to local
conditions and make possible steady
flow of men who are out of work, to the
positions for which they are best suited
They will work in corporation with the
existing state and municipal bodies and
with employers.
A young men and boys department.
similar to the women and girls depart
ment, inaugurated last May, is to be
created by the service. This will have
the double purpose of securing employ
ment for boys over 16 and under 81, and
of developing their efficiency through
elementary and vocational training
Cooperation with the postmasters of
the country, which already has greatly
aided the service, not only by spreading
information as to general labor condi-
tions, but also in securing work for in
dividual applicants, has been greatly ex-
tended, Mr.. Camnetti said, as the re-
suit of conferences held this week
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
GILL THE HOSPITALS"
CRIES ANTI-UNIONIST

San Francisco-The Chamber of
Commerce has declared for the non
union shop. Its second declaration is
for one million dollar war chest and
its third proclamation is friendship for
trade unions-when properly conducted.
The Chamber has appointed a Law
and Order Committee and these gentle
men are now preparing to put this city
in a state of siege. Captain Dollar as
sured the Committee that the only way
to have peace is to send several am
bulance loads of union men to emer-
gency hospitals. He made loud claim
that prosperity for doctors and nurses
would settle the labor question.
The Captain owns one or two vessels
and is best remembered through his hos
tility to the seamen's law. When the
European war started these vessels were
under the British flag, but the rastute
navigator changed to the American flag
that his property might be guaranteed
against any loss incident to war times
Events proved there was no danger to
English shipping on the Pacific, so the
Captain again changed to the English
flag and blamed the seamen's law. Be-
cause of this act he received more pub
licity than three-ring circus and he is
now qualified to sit in the inner circles
of anti-union confabs.
Chairman Roster of the Law and Or
der Committee made a stirring address
at meeting called to devise ways and
means"
81 want to stir the red blood in your
veins and take this matter in hand as
it should be done. Bluff will no longer
CO." he shouted.
President Sproule, of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, protested against mob
methods favored by his colleagues. He
did not favor establishing Vigilance
Committee to take the law in its own
hands, He urged the more discreet pol
icy of insisting that the municipal gov
ernment be compelled to enforce the
law " as the business men thought it
should be enforced"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
DEMANDS ARE REFUSED.
Pittsburgh Council Refuses to Raise
Wages of "White Wings"

Pittsburgh-The City Council, at a
special meeting voted down an ordi-
nance granting the demands of LOO
striking street sweepers and teamsters
for an increase of cents an hour, and
instructed Robert Swan, Director OF
Public Works, to handle the situation
as private business concern would
handle it."
Robert Garland, member of Council,
charged in the meeting that the men did
not want TO strike, but had been intmi-
dated, This was denied by Cal Wyatt,
an organizer for the American Fedora
ton of Labor, and one of the strike lead
erS.
Streets and parks have not been clean
ed since the strike was called early in
the week.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
LARGE PAYMENT
or Compensation Premium Made BY
Cleveland Following Disaster.

Columbus, O.-The City of Cleve-
land paid into the State Treasury $76-
600, the amount of its premium to pro-
tect its employees under the provisions of
the Workmens Compensation Law.
At the same time the city reported 10
deaths in the waterworks explosion tun-
mel.
AS these men were all well paid the
awards in case they had dependents
would be the maximum figure of $3,744.
The notices of death were filed by the
Chief Clerk OF the City Waterworks
Department and not by the dependents
of the men who were killed
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05

chimes on the grounds to bring back any
stragglers. Many of the guests stopped
at Chester Park for dinner on their
way home.
Those present were:
Judge VIM. H. Leuders, J. A. Cald-
well, Judge William Alexander, Andy
Rohan, John Powell August Herr
mann, VIM. Thorndyke, Eugene l..
lewis, Peter Durr, John V. Campbell,
Fred Wesselman, John Doyle, Henry
Hauck, Ray Hillenbrand, Thomas J. CO.
gan, Thomas l.. Logan, August Kirbert,
DR.. Hagan, John j. Gilligan, Joseph
Cline, E. L. Sheridan, Mike Mccarthy,
Robert Buchwalter, Harry Asmann,
Parke Johnson, Albert Bode, Chris
Schott, Richard Witt, VIM. Lehman,
Thomas Strack, DR.. J. w. Hall, Adam
Refs, Thomas DAILY, Sol Gilsey, Harry
Gilsey, Charles Hornberger, Frank
krug, Fred Schneider, Thomas Fitz-
gerald, c. N. Berry, R. J. Patton, Andy
Braehm, Harry Braehm, Charles Boldt,
Howard Ragland, Charles Zech, Louis
Huwe, Charles Magellan, Henry Kampe,
William Farrell, Thomas Woods, Daw-
son Blackmore, Thos. King, George Z.
Bryan, Jr., Albert Lackman, Walter
Sullivan, Fred Jones, Sr., Fred Jones,
Jr, Frank Jones, Ike Pichel, H. l.. Con-
way, Fred Mag, c. E. Henderson,
Frank Michaels, John Bankenbuehler,
James Meyers, Louis Pfeiffer, c. H.
Woellner, Thomas Mcnamara, Mart.
C'Hara, John Kinney Casper Haeckle,
Thomas Schulman, DR.. f. J. Rentor, DR..
H. M. Fox, Charles Ludwig, Oscar
klayer, Tony Sauer, John German, JOS
Homan. H. ]. Hoover, Charles Reichel,
Frank Racing, Jos. Flanner, Louis Wild
rig, John +. Bruce, n l., Pierson, J. H.
Lakamp, Ed Durr, d. w. Craig, Frank
Zumstein, Harry Stevens, Carl Finke,
Adolph Gruber, Jacob Andrae, John
Grove, William Cooper Proctor, Ed
Dornette William Hopkins, John Dor
rette, George Rendigs, Ed Beaman, Will
liam Foley, H. N. Rankin, Ed Gableman,
Hezekiah Anthony, Rudolph Benson,
George Kisker, Fred Baum, Ed Kiefer,
Robert Schweninger, Robert Franken,
T. B. Armstrong Ray Armstrong,
Gene Schilinger, Harvey Shear, Jeff
Glover, Sol Rosenthal George Zapf
Charles Hamburger, Frank Refs, c. l.
Harrison, Jos. Adler, Joe Blacker, Joe
Clark, +. ]. Venning, Charles Critchell
Jacob Eyrich, George Wallenstein,
Strauss, Ernst Won Bareen, Charles
Rose, Albert Wecht, John Bauer, c. f
Martin, Frank Duttenhofer, Joe Law
son, Charles Tudor, Henry Jansen, John
Burckhauser, Alec Patterson, John
Sheehan, Edw Seigel, Charles Freund
Thomas Anders, Jesse Macdonald, Mar
tin Dalv, Charles Ireland, O, K. Jones,
Louis Rinkenberger, Charles B. Terry,
ID. J. Carroll, f. O. Batheate, Sr., John
Mullen, Jack Reardon, William Hedley,
William Zetner, John Devote, William
McHugh, Samuel Joseph, George Griff-
iths, William Cost
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
DISMISSAL Is URGED.

Denver.-Fred Farrar, Attorney-Gen-
eral of Colorado, announced that he
would recommend the dismissal of a ma
iority of the 81 cases in Huerfano and
Las Animas Counties, brought by the
State as result of disorders in the
strike of miners in Colorado in 1913
and 1914
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
OPPOSE INJUNCTIONS.

Anacortes, Notwithstanding in
functions against striking shingle weav-
ers was discussed at mass meeting of
trade unionists and sympathizers. The
resolutions adopted declare that Ana
cortes citizens will go to Jail rather than
permit court edicts to replace consttu-
tional guarantees.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
THEY SHOULD WORRY.

Belaire, O.-Union men are urging
undertakers to lay in supply OF union
made caskets. so they can cease worry
ing over whether or not they will be laid
out in nonunion caskets when they die.
Employees of local casket manufactur-
ing company are on a strike and the un-
dertakerS have been requested not to buy
goods made by the strike-breakers.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
NON-UNION THEORY

Sioux City, Iowa-A. Abel, connected
with large firm of painting contrac-
tors, has abandoned the non-union shop
theory and announces that his next bust
ness venture will be conducted along
union lines. He has tired of the 20
months strike of the Painters Union,
which has made it impossible to secure
competent workers.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-08-05
STRIKERS WIN DEMANDS.

Bucyrus, O.-After being out eight
weeks to day the 20 striking machin-
lists at the Carroll Foundry and Machine
Company will return to work Wednes-
day morning, the company having grant
ed them a fifty-hour week at 372 cents
an hour. There was no disturbance,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-29

VOmPaTISoHS Predictions for Thursday: Rain. Thursdays weather: Rain follow ed by clearing and colder.