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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14

The way to choose between actions
is to choose between aims. Youths
Companion.
Chemical Wealth In Likes
There are several lakes III the United
States which contain sodium carbonate
borax. potash and common table salt.
Perhaps the best known Of these IS
Great Salt Lake, Utahs ocean OF salt
Others are Searles lake, Owens lake
and Mono lake, all In California The
origin OF these lakes is doubtful In
some cases they are probably due to
an arm OF the ocean becoming land
locked The most remarkable feature
about them is the fact that they seem
to be continuously fed from subter-
ranean sources, since they maintain
uniform amount Of salt.--Popular Sci
ence Monthly.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14

One Of the important apartments at
the palace of Fontainebleau, in France.
is called the Galerie des Assiettes for
the reason that its decoration consists
of vertical rows of plates set in the
paneling of the walls. These plates are
very valuable, are made Of porcelain.
and upon them are painted scenes and
views Of many royal residences The
plates were placed there by the order
of Louis Philippe
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
Cause For Thouuht,

'eThe boss said | was brilliant, so he
put me among the diamonds.
Hum! He has just transferred me
to ivory goods. Louisville Courier
Journal
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
Women aa Car cleanern.

Plans were recently announced by
Pennsylvania railroad motive power
and Middle division officials at Altoona,
Pa, to employ women as car cleaners
as soon as a rest room and other ia
cilities can be provided The women
will be put to work thus releasing
about 200 men for other labor Only
women under forty five viii he hired
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-12-14
CHILD LABOR ACT
RULED Invalid
Federal Judge Decides Statut8
Is Unconstitutional.
GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL

Decree Affects Only North Carolina
District. and the Law Will be Enforc-
ed Elsewhere Except Where the
Courts interfere-Supreme Court VIII
Probably Uphold Congress.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
0lusmnfterumg
8un @ilisiolbaten anssprbnet, bic III,
slneeb6rise Su iorsen babeu.

2aut @eiiiineen, Die geitern bic @e
fcblsbaber Der bieiigen unS Der bier
itaticnirten Dal5ioloateu erbieIten
Dereen aus Dem Griien WiIi5regi'
nient. Scs griten SeIoboipital Corps.
bem Gritten WliIi5regimellt, ietpis
nis Dem Sroop s Die idntnrtIi6eu
Soloaten ausgeniiitert iperoen, Die
angeborisc beiiten, fir Die iie su for.
gen baben.
Gerner tucroen ait6 ioIde MitgIie.
Der bieier 3riippenorganiiationcn ponr
afiipen 9ienit eutbunben fperben, bic
IN @unitionsfabrifen tbdtie iitb, oSer
ionit an aontraften i'm Syrltereiie Der
beid,dftigt iperoen.
Die Sffi5iere Der peridiebeneR Som.
pugrien peroen in lle6ereinitiimuing
init Sieien @efeblen irnoer5iieIi6 cineil
Genius Der 1annif,aften aiifnebnlen
nnb Die Rameu Der aiis5inuiiternoen
2ei,te balom0glidJit an suitdnbieer
Steile unterbreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
Srau Ge6eimrat6s V06ter,
ersabluns bon Rag arsssr.

1rau perpittlpsi: gebeimratb bait,
egsntlid bier 965ter, aber man
fpraa faft INNER nur BON brsi.n. obs
lpobl betanntIi9 ein pisrbtdttrises
Rlee6latt ieItener uno baber aud msbr
geIu6t in. S0ter mar es aber aHoers,
neil bic Maiie ss tytasen mubt., mas
balm aus3uIessn If. bub Grnu Ges
beintratb ON liebftsu nlle brei SS9ter
auf sinmal losgeporben mare. Die
dlteits bi9t,ts, bi, stpeits maIte uno
bic brittle asiste. Gs mar .in i4Sngeis
itises 5rio, ipie ,s i'm 9ude fte5t.
nnb es tonnis iit aud dubsrlia ies
ben laiien. Sbea, bie S6riftiteleriu,
mar blaH1ueis, bIonb uno feIt tpie
cine GrieiiH, Marp, bic 2anbidaftss
rim, mar briinett itldnf unb rdNig.
unb 2inba, bic NuIitalii6e, bic ins
Rotbblcnbe siiis. poriiber lie iid ims
mer Grgerie, neil lie ben Wanssl an
2lussnbrau.n barauf suriidfiibrtt, mar
Hem. 5ierfih unb dtberiih. NIT einem
Worts: Limb" fpis i9r Rame. aubsrs
bem ipar lie bur4 bas Disle 9sistn
iton fart ntrp6s g.iuprben.
Die pierte unb jiingite, bic ben ses
fp0bnIiheu Ramen 2lnna fiibrte, ;dblte
niHt nit, neil iis burhaus nihts
Sd5nssiftises on iih bate unb sar
ieinen Sinn fur bas seisllIdaftli6e
@usifpdrmen ibr.r brei S6peitern
beIab. Denn bas Trio mar INNER uns
tertpess, mas mod 10 cine Gefpobnbeit
mar aus Der 3eit. dIs Der @ebeimrntb
nod Isbis unb man Elm ridtises Saus
mnHie. Odmals mar gnno nod Elm
9adFifh. fam aIfo nod ipeniser in
Betra6t dls beute. Gs famen bic
ssyabre, pu man iih mebr sinrihten
ulubis unb bas zriO alter ipurbs. Wlan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
maoame Birubpna
Die SOfOame Der friibersn rufiIaen
aaiierin,
Rad Der ct. peter uHb pauls>
i5eitung gebrd9t.

Gonbon, 5. afprii. = Cine Reu
ter Oepei4e aus ct. geters6ura mel
bet, bab Waaname 8iru6oba, bic Sof
bane Der friiberen aaiIerin, pel4e Der
WlOn6 Rasputin am ruiiiI6en Sof
eingefiibrt batte, Don 9iarstoe, Gelo
mad bem9 mribe palait ee6raht uni
bon bort nad Der ct. Yeter uro paul,
Jeitung iiberfiibrt ipurbe. Sie lit elm,
9eibensgsnofiin bon Maeame Souf,
bOmIinoff. Der Gattin bss frii6eren
Sriegsmintiters.
Die grntes4 4usfi6t.n in
Obio.
Golumbus. 8, .. 9tpril. Die
@usii9ten fir bic Usi3snsrnte in
ObiO fir bas 5abr 1917 baben fi6
feii bem 1. Mdr, I'M 8 grO3.nt ses
fef.rt, unb Dsnu bds qiintige Det.
ter aHbdIi. mag Der GtanS F6 nod
lpeiter beFern.
Die Staatse Qderbdu ge60rbe ai6t
ben Sianb Der Saat am l. 9lpril
als so pro3ent bon eiuem normalen
an, sesen 72 proaent ON l. Rdrs.
Das bic S6fsQusfaten betrifft,
10 tann iebt nod teire gsnauere Mbs
fdGBuns sema9t perb,u, bic 9sb0rs
ben slauben aber, bab lie ansefdbr II
pro5ent BON elmer nrrmoIsn Grnte in
2fusiidt itellen. Wan slaubt, bab
bur9 ben itrengen Dinter pfirfi6s.
pflauens unb airid5dum. in sinisen
GesenS.u selitttn haben.
9roBe StutrsbrunF.
asburn part, q. g., 8. 2lpril.
Das san3e Sduisrg.oiert, bas Don Grs
fer unb 3peiter 2lpsuue, Oeean MOe.
unb RiHgslep' Strube bssreu3t purbe.
'iii an 4beHb eing.di9ert porben uno
bic Jlaumen, Don einsm ftartsn
ROrbtpinb anssiest, iprans.n Sonn
iiber bi. RinssI,b 5trabe butib.r in
ben nG4iteu glpd. Der aud baiS in
Glammen ftanb.
Sas Seuer brad In, bsm Hatatoz
RUM, elmer iiberbetteu SdpimmaH.
itaIt aus unb psr6reitete iia 10 i6nea.
bab bic Seurtpebr na4tlos mar. Sn
bem serfiGrten glot bsfanben fi6 bier
5oteIs, Elm WDd1oelbiIoer 5hsater
unb stne an3dbl auoere @cbdube, ale
aus 6olsarbeit. Der iopeit dngsrif'
tets Sdnbsn tpirb auf 100000 a6s
gf4dbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

Batter bat n6mfsn eiu srobes Sptei IN
Naebeburs. uebriseus fpisIt sr etipos
SIabier, fingt gang bfbf4 unb mu4t
AUDI gang nstte @dersgebidts. Seine
@Iteru pifen f4on Bef4eib :.
Serrieb, tebt bod niht ba pie bic
Wd4spuppen, ibr bret @ra5ien. @ra,
tultrt uns Iieber. 9ie 3tebe gebt bod
Nun einmal bnrd ben Maseu."
Grau @ebetaratb feuf5te uub ba9te
na9 al ben gnttdu fdungen BEL ji6.
iis bat poN nt9t 9an5 rnrett. Damn
itredte iis benz i,inger Mann bic Suro
entgeeen, Das Fh6ns Srio aber ftdrrte
ben @tnbrinsltns pie Elm Wuubers
tRier an; nod mebr aber beitaunten re
bteien Sre6ba6s BON @tnefer. W2un
bate bod setpiB 9lngelausen auf bic
9erren otsgeporfen, aber 10 etpas
BON Slid beim StT6en mar bod eins
gig. Wie bate lie bas blob aeu1aht?.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
glicmauS liebt Sen SnnS.idnser.

Ger itdotiide Sunbefdnaer sbomas
Gomelln mubte eeitern i'm Wini3i'
talgeridt eine iStrafe bon 3ebn Dol
lars nebit Soften iiber lid, ergeben Iai.
fen. Sri. gearl glfernrdnn, 324S
@aliporth apeniie, iagte aiis, Don,
ne1p babe iie tbdtI;d, atgegriifen. als
iie ibr GdpBbiinoden aus ieinell
Mnuen retten ipollte. GonneIlp faete,
er babe nirr ols ipobIbeftaIlter Sumoe,
f1naer Der StaSt Cincinnati feline
NiIid,t gethan. Sl;noeidneer baben
aber feine Sre,iube uno oorum tpiirhe
er perflurrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
girser6rief. f.stanbiSatsn.

81 Ginfpansrer fanen sriiern i'm
wnnbesgerid,t I'M lire eriien @iirser'
papiere ein imo elmer Inn isinen poll.
berct)tigten giireeridein. Gs porcr
iiberrieeenb Datide. lin oos 3rpeite
Eapier iiid'ten nat; ssssobn arieorid
non ganf German, 3457 Bine CTR
gilttpnrf5eiduer BON 9eriii, rno Der
Drnpooosb1nSler 3oiiis Goodman
aus NubIaro. 2estersr III IN Sabina,
o., -auIdi!ig,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06

nifben linton, bic auf ben @riino.
idsen Der syrei6eit, Sunlaltit1t uni
Ceredltigfeit 9egen ale erriGtet NOR.
oeil ilf, beitdtigen intO erflaren bier.
init lcierlihit III etner, fin 6ieier
3wef einberufenen Dtaiienperianm,
lung. oab mir, inoem mir urperbrildy-
iidJe Srcne inherent Sairoe pnb ietiier
Jnbne Der 5reibeit idguoren, bier uno
leBt oen bon iMierent beliebten Eriii-
nenten IN ieiiler clm 2. glpril 1917 oil
ben stongreB tnierer Iation geridjtete
Vetidaft ailsgeiprpd)cner 6eiiiblell
lno geHnbtau GmpieDlr1lgen uniere
riigetGcilte 3liiimnlnlg geben bal,
mir nit allen llnieren arditen ino 0etl
iiis 3lr 8erfii11ng itcbeEoen Wiitteln,
iulleren 4sriit)erten, rnieren SION.
greg, lniiere SoIoatsn ilno Oiatroien
hnterltliten ipollen in a!lem mas lie
tbun ooer 81 bun bdben iperoen, lin
in ieoenr lgeile Der Nelt bic Redjtc
mo Bripilegien cincs leeen 9irgcrs
i'nlerer yldtion nlifred)t 5u er6nlten,
cine ltnteridIieo, pann cfer mo, coer
rrn menl iold)e Rehte uno,Yripilegien
.nngcgriifen ODER in Srage geitellt
irerdell ioaeH, uno baB tuir unlpioer.
riilib icoen 8eoarfeu, jetes gSort
cter jeoe 5inollmg, obne ltnteridyieo
ten mem geiproben ooer dusgefiibrt,
mel6e in irgeno elmer g5eiic oen @ciit
irlieres golfes 5u ernieerieen ooer Die
iittlihe @nergie Der 9ertreter unieres
0elfes bei ben 8orbcreitingen 3lt
idnpdhen ild,en, Die 5ur8ertbeioigung
ees 9ebcn5 inS Der Refte nnierer
Siirgcr gegen ungerehte lmb wiQfiir.
lrd,e 9Ingriffe Oienen ioaen.
8ir gebeu Die cbige GrfI1rung 90.
jli al, Inn es Der sarBen @eIt funo 5u
eebcn, oaf infer 2ano. aui oeiien
SdiIe ote Grrungenifaiten eines
&oibington un6 oas Niartprertbum
eine5 @incoln lninlsl0idlIi6 eingeara.
ben iiuo, 6cDufs gert6eioigung Der
8riu:ciaee, pefd)e Dos ,SimomnelIt
iinierer Union biloen un6 bebuis Bers
tbeioigung oes Sternenbanners, mel.
DIES SIeie @rinOidee periinnbilolifr.
p2reint 6aitebt lino oaB, 70 lanee mir
Gin freibeitIiebenoes Bolt bleiben, oic.
les Banner niernals auf ocn geicbl ei.
neg ousldneiiden Serrifers einge5o.
gen ueroen ioG.
@n ergeben nns. uaicre ainoer
l;no aino.sfinber bebingungslos SEN
epIg uabrcH 8runbidsen, bic lmierem
Sanoe Der iyreibeit unterIieeen unS al
heren erpaltline uno 8erelpigling, 10
cab oag rubnrsibe Grbe, 6os iins I'm.
iere 9oroater gclaiien ho6en, geid)iist,
erba.ten uno nod 1Iorreif,er geitaltet
Iperoa. 9mitit unier 9lno auf eipige
Seitcn Dor elmer Sssnnaiion berpabrt un5
ti6t Sas bilfIoie Spfer zines ieino.
liden aneriifs iperoen moee, foroer,t
mir unieren aonoreb 6ringenb aui,
Ipiori elm @eies 3u erloiien. rurd mel.
fes Die aagenteine miIitdriid)e gorbs.
teitlmgs- iinb 9ienitpflidn als oie
IiI,5is tuirfiam,. geredte imo Semo.
fratide Wietbobe Der notionalen Bers
tbcioigiins eingefiibrt ipir6.
8as aud geiteben mag, mir tpollen
lniere gfl;6ten erfiiIIen als 1Gnner,
relfe Der SeJnrneen Der ssreibeit
riirbig iino uno nidJts fiird,ten ,pie
yott."
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Npd) elm Geutitber
Wuroe IN gerbihbune nit ben Neser
urruben i'm Siiben oerbaftet.

8irm mingbam. Qla., 5. 2(priI
am 8onneritag purbe bier Elm Wann
dnge6li9 elm 9euti6er, DON 8unOss-
agenien. ipeIde oas Gerii9t 6etreffen1
bic Multiplying bon Regern i'm Siben
unteriu6en ,Derbaftet. Der ylame
bes Ulannes unb bic gegen i'm erbo,
bene 2nflage ipurbe ni6t 6etannt ge-
asben. au6 Elm Reger. ipei9sr Rai-
iegenoiIen auf3urei3en iu4t., pafbe
feitgenommen. Gr foil isine 3ub0rsr
dufgeforbert baten. mad Wlerito gu
flie6eH, ba Oeuti6ldnb i'm 9earifie
iei, bic Der. Staaten au iiberfallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-06
Rmsriaani(6e S6naoa-
6iipfef.
Don Ditb. 6. g dHelIs

Don Ditb. 6. g 9HelI.
U9dn ehrt IN Der MuIit ringiim bier
I'M 2anb
geionbers ben Serrn, Der bic paute
fanb.
Die Wteher bic fdneiben bier ME 5ei
gebarf,
Wan ma4t ii9 bic SpetIen T6on IeL.
Der re9t i9drf.
SGlt udchtlia i'm Sontmer bein 2ie6
bid uurGrnlt,
Btrft obenbrein mod DON Waostiten
urfhtpGrntt.
Der sSub elmer Dame fat Ie6r oiel
8erbrub,
Beil er Tobiel Stoffel aufs ,goru~
ne9men mub.
Sm r9arberIbop" finbIf bu es rieiig
gallant,
Od sebt Dir bolblG9eInb Elm u@irI"
on bic 9Gnb.
gu pferosu ba III man re6t Iieb bier
unb gut,
Glib, ibnen i'm CONNER itatt 0GtieI
men Sut.
Sm .WODietbeater" III Charlie Der
Sruupf
Da feiert Der 8l0biinn ben b0dfsn
Sriumpb.
Su bentit pobI Elm S6ubmunn Der
bait nihts gu tbuns
2auf Ou nal DON einem gum anz
bern Sullthu.
Wer bier i'm Sbeatsr besoblt fir 'nen
Star,
Oer Bat einsu gosel, bas lit nun NAL
tldr.
9as &auen bas gilt fir beiuubsrs ge=
Iunb,
Rau trisst ooae Baden unb iibt fei-
Hen Wtuno-
Der .pie" 1T beIiebt bier BEL SIetn
uub Bel 9roB,
Der Ragsn ldBt oft i'm Ha6 Woaeu
ert lps.
3igarren, bic rauht man am liebfea
re6t feuht,
Beil raider man buntt bic S6Dtuo@
iutt er5eust.
Serporraserb tuuft man tier Sembeu
I'm Store,
9eIonbers Der Qermel rast oaran ber.
por,
Diuit telepbouirer, fei borfi9tie
MaNn,
Das S5r bes @eIebss bGugt bdufiy
nit bran.
ne Si6srbeitsIsiter nub feir bier am
6dus.
SonIt tDnnt' ia Der Dieb niht gum
5eufter biuaus.
Sibit 9u einem DentiIt Elm 3d6n6su
au fhaun.
Damn nl5tt er slei4 gulbene griideu
Str baum.
I'm 9abe5ous 1T nal Elm Wuuber ses
idebn,
Do bot man men Strumpf ohre 20s
s.Tebn.
Utan trGgf bier 9rtlliauten fpts &tsr
bpm Subn,
WGr Ielbft man geiblifFeu, bnnn Diirb
mans niht tbur.
(2enneIfr1 \
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giel ,geraniiaen.

Die jungen 2eitte bon Clifton Der.
anitalten an Oiterionntas, T. glpriI,
i'm oWeigbborboo6 Sonie" eme 2an5s
interbaltling, auf Der es obne 31pciiel
nett lnl0 peraniiat beraebcn piro.
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9 tnfo d.

Sausberr: nSu metnem Saus bari
feline Wauiit semaht tperbeu"
Mietber: .Iber erlduben sic, it BIN
&apelImeiiter".
SGusberr: Damn faneeu g mos
onber's ant
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Sn erpber Gorge fnb bic stnses
hDriger oes IL Sabre alien artbur
Goodman bon Rp. 45 @Ieiuoe gIacs
fiber ben Derbleib bes andberL o.r feit
Weontas ipurlos beridtpunben lit. Se
febten seftern abenb bie BoliSei Don
jsiaem Nerj5ptnben IN AerntIttb.
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|OisKriegs-Re(o(ufioll
YIN ssreitag NOrsen
um 3 lt9r Oum &epras
ieatauteabaus aagcs
ilnllaten.

&aibinetOn, .. s., 6. april.
- Sie &riegs.yiciOlntiOn wrrSe am
Jreitas Wor8eH nm Srei Hin nnge'
tontmcn, nadJbem IGmnltlidJe slmru.
ocments abgeleBnt lporocn maren.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11
LOCAL CENTRAL BODIES

Allied Printing Trades Council-w. c.
Thornton, pres; Thomas p. Rodgers.
sec'y treas. RIM. Is. 1s40 California st.
Phone Champa 424. Meets Sd Wednesday
Trades Union hail. Charles bldg.
Amusement Council Of Denver and Vicinity
John +. Kessler. sec, 1928 Lincoln st.
Meets LIST Sunday each month, II a. m.
T. NJ A hall. Ills California st.
Carpenter District Council-J. 8. Gobel,
sec, 1947 Stout st. Meets LIST and sd
Denver Building Tr1des Council. r.
Peter Johns; bus. rep. B. 7. C.. 15si
Stout St, Friday nights
Trades Coqncll-Meets every day except
Phone Champa 279I bet. IL and u a. m.
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly-Wil-
liam c. Thornton, pres. 1766 Lafayette
st. Thos L. Rodgers, sec, phone Chnmpu
424. 2. o. Box 10lG. Meets I'd and 4th
Sundays, p. m, $50 Eighteenth ST.
Local Joint Executive Board Hotel and
Restaurant Employes-E ]. Lott, sec.
b. Il. c., Club bldg. Meets every Friday
at 3 p. m. 1871 Arapahoe st.
Metal Trades Council-W. +. Evans, pres.
rm. 80, $50 Eighteenth St; l.. g. Brayton.
sec. 246 Inca st. Meets I'd and 4th
Tuesdays, $50 Eighteenth st.
Union Label League No. of Denver
James j. Torpey, pres; Il. X. Hoage,
sec treas. P.O. Box ISL. Meets LIST
and Sd Fridays. y. IN, Hall No. !,
b. T. c., Club bldg.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11
WEB PRESSMEN.

Meeting night Thursday, August 16.
Brothers are earnestly requested to
attend this meeting as matters of
great Importance will be brought be-
fore this meeting.
Members are urged to pay their
dues up to date.
All members who have not yet sub
scribed for The Labor Bulletin will
kindly do so as we will have an article
| in The Bulletin every week and you
will enjoy reading of the happenings
in the different chapels.
Brother Ed. Shea has returned from
his trip to Salt Lake city and is
looking fine.
Brother James Hoffman met with a
slight accident about week ago.
Thursday, August 2, Brother Charles
Brown took Brother Thomas Mahoney,
James Rodgers, H. Haefner and
Charles Stiess of the Post for an auto
ride to Lookout mountain by way OF
Morrison and Evergreen. We had a
most ENJOYABLE time on this trip, eat.
ing Coney Islands, ice cream cones and
drinking (root) beer. The way Broth,
err Charles Brown handled his Ford
over the mountains would be credit
to a professional chauffeur.
On Saturday of last week Brother
E. c. Stoughton and wife and sister ste,
motored over Berthoud pass to Will
liams Forks canon on fishing trip;
They had a most enjoyable trip and
report fishing excellent. The party
caught so many fish on Sunday Ina!
modesty forbids naming the numper, er,
They were most royalty treateq py
Messrs. John and Tony Boyle and Fred
Cole of Tabernash.
The party is going to motor over to
Medicine Bow this week and expect
splendid time.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11

Buffalo Bill" on Lookout mountain.
About seventy automobiles have been
volunteered, chiefly by members of No.
40 and allied printing craftsmen. This
promises to be one of the most inter
esting features of convention week,
and will give all those who enjoy the
trip a thrill to carry back home.
The sixty-third convention of the
International Typographical Union
opens in the Temple theater, Colorado
Springs, next Monday morning. The
convention committee of No. 80 has
made great preparations for enter
tanning the delegates and visitors.
Wednesday will be the big day, as it
is the date set aside to formally cele-
brate the founding of the Union Print
ers Home. A splendid program for
this occasion has been prepared.
Alonzo Wiley and John Oliver are
the delegates from D. 7. U. No. 40
and can be depended upon to give a
good account of themselves. Dele
gate Wiley will be a booster and rep
resentative for The Denver Labor
Bulletin. On the reverse side of his
card is printed: "The Denver Labor
Bulletin, a Progressive Paper Devoted
to the Interests of the Working Men
and Women of Colorado"
The fifth annual conference of the
Intermountain Typographical Confer
ence is to be held in Colorado Springs
tomorrow, Sunday, August IL. Dele
gates from the state, Wyoming, New
Mexico and Utah will form the con-
ference. Frank J. Pulver of Denver is
president; w. l. Reilly of Colorado
Springs, vice president, and J. Charles
Deus of Pueblo, secretary-treasurer.
dress
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11

strike-bound bakeries are getting most
of their business from out of town.
Delegate Lowderback reports the
Longmont flour mill as worthy of the
patronage of organized labor.
Good and Welfare of League.
Delegate Hoage reported that the
Meat Packers Union will hold dance
August and invited all delegates to
attend.
Delegate Potts reported that mass
meeting of all members of organized
labor will be held in Painters Union
hall on the evening of Monday, August
6 in the interests of the defense of
Tom Mooney of San Francisco.
The receipts of the meeting were
$3.50.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned at $3.50 p. m.
T. G. GREENE, Sec'y.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11
LOCAL UNIONS.

AmaiEamated Sheet Metal Workers No. .
N; NJ w; Burg, sec Ml Grant St Meets et,
AmaIfamnted Sheet Metal Worker. No: 90
sboshone st. Meets I'd and 4th Monday
nights. B, T. G.. Club bldg.
17i5 California st. Meets I'd and lth Sat.
uIdays' p m, l7i5 CALIFORNIA St
200 Club bldg. Phone Main $500. Meets
last wednesday night in month. Club
Be.t.ndss: No. Sd: ksvanaush, Sec. B.
T. c., Club bldg. Meets on call of pres
Bill Posters and Bnler. Union No. 30
Joe Tasa9. see. i2sS B'e esiliorni. Eur e Meet: a
hail. I715 California st.
Bindery Women No. 6s-Miss Matte Hoff-
mar. man. sec, 81 sherman n q. Meets Meets ,, lss Mon
Boiler Makers No. I7s-H. shaffroth, Sec.
$J4e wyneooP2 P2,,st: st. Meets % and 4th
Bookbinder. No. as-George s. Warren.
sec, 74o s. Ogden. Meets I'd Tuesday.
"a and 1ts sef wedne.days, a fs2s 1fi Encoin ee''
no. se-Meets Jointly ID and s.h sstur.
f&ay &GysA nights. sss 4ss Ghaf.. f CID bldg bldg VIM
o: Box 49, Meets Mondays B. T. c.,
1871 Arapahoe.
BIacksmiths No. Is.-James R. Kackler,
sec. 3119 Williams st. Meets every sd
ssisaS .ol se club .s,MafsA.el olsf W. Upton.
sec, 9O6 Curtis st. Meets LIST and Sd
Fridays. 324 Charles bldg.
Broom Makers No. 4o-Walter Stevenson
1926 e. Twentieth ave.
Building Laborers No. George Walker.
sec, p. o. Box 70. Meets 1905 Fifteenth
St, every Monday hight.
Carpenters No. B5-Robert Currie, Sec, 1947
Stout; Meets Monday, Carpenters hall.
1047 Stout st.
1446 King st. Meets every Saturday
night, Bank bldg. w. Colfax.
Carpenters U. b. No. 1874. II. Clapp.
sec. Meets every other Tuesday at Car
penters' hall, 1947 Stout
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-11

Printing Press Assistants No. lLThomas
R9dse5s 5s, bus sFt II and 10 Mnin.
I'd Wednesday,. Charles bldg.
Railway Carmen No. I4s-F. L. King. sec,
Grant st 9 Meets every Saturday night
Railway Postal cisrtsHL. R. st.rbuci.
Of S each % month. 80 1 p. m. M rm. fa as Com tl
HrlIw.y IsIsEr.nner: s,. gnIen k, No 1E
Ist Monday in the month. Markham hotel.
18th and Lawrence SITS.
and Sd Wednesday nights, 200 Charles
stag: Employs. No. 7-E. Il, shaffer. sec.
and 4th Wednesdays. o a. m. T. NJ. A.
hall. lib California St
sec. b. t. c.. 173i Arapshoe st. Meets
every Monday night. a2a Charles bldg.
and A:.Ist.nt. No. itsSicr. 3. sp.esy.
lst Tuesday. rm. sol Germsn-American
Charles carson. sec. .sis Brysn, st.
Structural Bridge Iron worksrs Ne. 81
Alex kreager, sec. and bus agt. 3: T. c..
Sag Ggo b saE + Mss rs, 4. ht.psso. sas "a wsdn''
Stone Cutters-L. II. Fitzgerald. sec. isap
81 r,n,ss. rsSi St 2, Meets LIST Monday. l7sI
switehmeas Union of North Amerie.-H
z. whitcomb, sec. 36S1 Shoshone st
Meets Ist and Sd Monday. IS4s Csiifor-
Ladies Auxiliary to switehmen's Union Of
@Sosth Nor Amssies-Mrs. Daisy Maskow. sec,
2S2o w: Ssth ave Meets IL. and ID
T.iIors No. Sc. A Buriund. sec, IA
Eighteenth st. Meets I'd and <th Monday.
Tailor. No. sos@8eorre ch.rly, sec. $50,
Julian st. Meets ist and Sd Monday, zoo
Charles bldg.
TeAmsters, Chaunours and Helper. Union
No. S7S-Fred W Korfhagc. sec. 355 3.
Washington st Meets Thursday nighta
Tile Layers No. ssEGuy Haiieck sec. 100
s Warrington. Meets iEt aud 30 Mon
days. d; 7; c. Club bldg.
rGs%Se0 9s1S striRPsI: y So rI ioii.-Agass Ped
Hall No. !. b. t. C. Club bldg
Travelers' Goods and Leather Novelty
Workers No. 9.-Meets lst and Sd Thurs
days. h: t. G, Club bldg.
Typographical No. ts-F c. BIrdsaIl. sec.
5Dl Bank blk. Seventeenth and Arapahoe
Box es1. Meets LIST sunday in month. !
p m Horan's hall. 1921 Cleveland pl.
United Lsborer- of Denver Calderwood
sec, 30is Humboldt st Meets 2d and an
Friday nights. B. T. C. 1T3i ArApahoe
uphei.terer. No. rs-william Eggs. Sec.
Monday nights. tol Club bldg.
Walters No. III. NJ. Osborn, s>c'y-treas.
rooms, 1923 Curtis. LIST and Sd Mondsys
at 30 p. m. I'd and 9TH Mondays at DO
wInaam +, On. and Hons. Cleaner. u,,., NJ. ,v..
every Friday night, Hall No. O. Club bldg.
"Smsns T. An1illeay y to h.ehinist:-Mrs; IL
WEBB ssss GEhsps Eiios e n ..s. Mr. "a M,.S .as
9Th Wednesday, 2 30 o. M X Of - hail
Evans blk. mt loop.