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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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Ste1e.) trnfen mir, 5u inherent riht
eerineen. ~freuoiseu gritaunen einen
tiiftieen. ieelencurisen .%leseburser"
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Batter Sobann u. Nepper aus Carl
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chen cinen p%rnftpollen. nelien Shuls
bau fir Die 8emeinbe polenbet nnb
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baber lit. Sehs llriulinerz Shtreitern
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barter 9ienites, obne ~6eionoere Grs
numbering, in 8ubpiue erlebt
unb es iteben linn 3ipeifelos bic
6efferen Seiteu bcpor. llnieren
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Staaten unb iold,en 2anbsleuten.
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mar nit Webiipenben unb @aben fir
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len mir, ben bod,p. Water Sobann u.
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auf ben 8runb singene unb mn Die
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9uremburser poritc0te. las baraufs
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9aus Schnifer aus Der 3rierer
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Aohu SGmibt unb Yier DR. 9ols.
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freubiee 8esesnuns o 9uycmbureern
inter ben Snoianeru. Die ipiirbe
pobl bod Or. Sur ba3u bemerfen:
.Soffentlif but ct ben Snbianern
neiift seihuoot!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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aus Gid a. 3. II3. uno Yetinsen berz
a%nee5oscnen an, uno 10 tuurben Die
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UNITS 2cben eefommenen Nrbeitsz
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uno rerlieben ailh nab beencigtcr DC
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bieier Stimmuns.
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Wittipe ApffmannsS onpen bon bier
per1diebene 2dubereien our Teriteieez
RING. Cine Selbpieie. erob 1,13
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8arfcn 3iIm Yreiie bon $500 Sr., elm
older. eroB 1,6 Settnr, Dem 2anos
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ling bon bier CUNT Yreiic bon 1900
Sr. 3uscihlasen.
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gen Gbarireitns, Ta6mittaes nm orei
lthr, tpurhe bier Die iterblite SiiQe
bes in Wertert CUR elpi9en Hube einz
aeaanaenen Serrn Yfarrcrs Glbert
Shils beitattet. Ser @eritorbene mar
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Shils,, Director bes biihoili1en 8ous
bites in 2ugembnrs. r. /. p.
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Sieier Gage puroen bon bier lie8ens
ben Solpaten bier aht uno 81 3ieler
8iuei YerIonen betroffen. Die I'M Be-
arifie iparen. mebrere 3entner 9rots
getreiSe nah benz GusIanee 5u trans
portieren. Gin Iderer bon Bemper>
barbt pollte adt Walter Safer iiber
Die 8rense brinsen. Sas @etreibe
fpurbe beitlasnabmt uno Yrototoa err
rihtet.
9aIbeim nj, 10. Mdr5. - Serr
Nuauit Gblinser bon bier bat an Der
bDberen 5ehniihen Shule in Ranns
beim Die Sauptpriifuna ais @lcttros
S~naenieur nit Der Hote gut. bas
miinclihc granten nit aus5eihnun9
~beitauben.
d, II. Mpril. y Die
geitriae @eriteiseruue bes .Sotcl De
Ia @are" (geiiser Ssrr Cos. Simon'
Neuter) bate sablreihe Neusieriee
anselodt. Nuf bas Smmpbel purbe
Elm anecbot bon $4,000 Sr. senaht.
Gin 3uihla9 erfol8te iebch nibt,
3ehlen, %. Wdr3. = Seute
Norgen puroe Der Wittc Der pier5iser
Sabre ifebenSe Grbeiter Yeter Seats
paul in elmer Waiier3iiierne Dor ieinenl
Sauie ertrunfen aufeefunben. Vers
mutblit lit er beim @aNerihopfen
ausserutiht. uno in bic Siitcrne &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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siernne.

Cine Barrier 0epeihe bonn 10.
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naba. bat f~oIeenben @ortIaut:
8Gbrenb elmer geriammluns, bic
bier inter benz @oriise bon Germ
Sund 9rentano (9efannter fr%an3oiis
1her Shriftite1er. aus 9urembura ses
biirti9.-Inm. Der Heb.) ~abaebaIten
tpurbe. nabmen 1000 2ugemburser
cine 8eiolution an, in ipelher iie Die
lInabbdnsiafeit bes 8robber5oetbums
in eneent Mn'tluiie an gnslanb,
Srantrei6. @ubIanb unb bic Ger.
Stdaten, %perlaueen. Su Der HeIos
luton beibt es ferrer, bab bas Srobs
bcr3ostbum rinet. nm ii6 o benz
Negime al befreien, bas ihm unter
beutiden giuiliiien (?!?!?l?D
auieeordnst tporben lit unb nm cine
Hcgieruna su erbalten. Die iih ouf
edit oemofratiife Yriu3ipien ifiist.
Sic @ebner pcrlansten cine @plfsabs
itimmuns i'm 8robberSostbum iiber
bic 6epiinihte Reeieruuesform. ios
balo Der Seino BON Iugembursiihen
9ooen pertrieben porben lit.
80
9as flinet ia fat ipie llmitur3. 8es
pollution! @ir elauben nift. bab Die
2urcmburser in Der alien Seimatb
fir ioIfe Sheen an baben iein ipers
ben. benn bic conbitio fine qua non
zines rmitur3es lit lln3ufrieoenbeit
nit benz beitebenoen Reeime uno ipenn
es elm Bolt auf Der Welt sibt. oas in
8uiriebenbeit lebt. bann iit es bas
lurembursiihe. Gin @olfsreierens
bum piiroc bas gum lleberoruiie be-
i~peiicn. 9urembure III Elm freies
Qanb. Gin ireies unb sufriehenes
9anS: ~Iir ii Slcdled,. mirAireia
mir polel ~bleifpcn!", mie es III Dem
pafri6fiIfsn yie6t beiBt.~ 1
Nic lieB iid Suremburs bon INNS
itiirSleriihen Sbeen beeinilniien. Shon
bel ben aricsstpirren ees Wittclalters
Itanb 9uremburs treu gu bent rehts
mdSiaeu 9anoesberrn. benz Rddfoms
men Sobann's bes Climber. unb mubts
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bent 4pnise bic 7reue befpabrt. Oas
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
PHOTO ENGRAvERS.

Matthew Vol, president Of the In
ternational Photo Engravers Union,
pays a tribute to the memory of the
late Louis A. SchwarZ. international
secretary-treasurer of that organiza-
ton. in the American Photo Engraver.
as follows:
"Few men in the history of our or
ganization have deserved greater
honor at the hands of our members
than Louis A. Schwarz. No one has
ever received greater honors. Today
his name is more renowned than ever
heretofore. Study and scrutiny of his
life and deeds only make clearer and
more indubitable the claims Of his
memory to the admiration. the vencr-
alton and affection of all. In all his
multifarious and splendid achieve
ments there was nothing the meaning
and merit of which were not at once
intelligible to all. As an officer Of our
organization his one desire was to
promote the welfare of our members
and of our organization. So also rs
writer and controversialist. Con-
summatc skill in steering clear OF Wis
ionary ideals, consummate power in
seeing and grasping the Immediately
available common good. such were the
distinguishing characteristics of our
late secretary-treasure AS such he
was understood ana believed. AS such
he was honored and followed rs no
other man today.
"He was endowed by nature with an
almost faultless character. He had
the fervor without the irritability Of
genius; he was generous, genial, sim
cere; tolerant of ignorance; patient
under the acute distress to which his
situation rendered him peculiarly lia-
BILE: he was warm hearted and open
handed. One of the secrets of his
wonderful success lay in the docility
in which he came to be taught.
"By the passing of Louie we have
all lost true friend. n loyal brother
and an efficient official"
His life was gentle; and the elements
So mix'd in him, that Nature might
stand up
And say to all the world, This was
mani" Shakespeare.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
Printers Home Notes
tBy Sam Boll.J

H. Augustin of Typographical I'm
ion No. 16, Chicago, was a visitor last
Sunday.
A large number of residents were
busily engaged for a few days last
week plucking and unstemming the
cherries gathered from the nearly 100
trees that so nicely blossomed this sea-
son on the Home grounds.
Miss Laura J. Philbrick of Superior,
Wyo., who had been enjoying several
days pleasing visit with her sister,
Miss Mildred Philbrick, the bookkeep-
er at the Printers Home, left here last
Wednesday to return to her home.
Mrs. C. Burnett and daughter, Helen,
of Indianapolis, Ind, and Eugene Wor-
land of Denver, cousins of Miss Clara
Worland, resident from Typographical
Union No. l, indianapolis, were Wis
itors at the Home last Thursday.
The annual picnic given by Superin-
tendent and Mrs. J. C. Daley, for resi-
dents and friends of the Home, was
held last Wednesday at Stratton park
There We're games of all kinds ar
ranged by the committee and sump-
tuous lunch served.
In the drawing of the names of
drafting for enlistment last Friday, as
published in the papers were found the
following residents, namely, Ander-
son, Barth, Coss, Hartney and Scott,
also the teamster, Robert l.. Henry
and two of the painters at present en-
ployed at the Home.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
PRESS ASSISTANTS.

Henry C. Fisher of the Smith
Brooks chapel and Ted Lee of the
Western Newspaper Union were
among the lucky ones in the draft of
last week. Both are fine specimens of
manhood and no doubt Uncle Sam will
welcome them into the gold.
John Fiske reports that he saw his
number once in the list but has not
seen it since. Arthur Talbert like
wise is somewhere near the top, but
will not be taken of the first draft.
Mike Fennone was called, but beat
the draft for he has already spent
about months time in training at
Fort Riley. Mike tried every division
before he was admitted to the hos
pital department. He did not measure
up to size in the regular army
From last reports William Griffith
and Joseph Keating are getting along
fine in training at Mare Island for the
United States navy.
Robert Ferguson fo the Western
Newspaper Union chapel enlisted in
the rough riders and was later taken
over into the regular army.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28

attending the Colorado School of
Mines at Golden, where he graduated
as mining engineer, has returned from
Peru, South America, where he has
had charge of large American mining
interests. He is at present visiting
his brother, Jack Connor of Pueblo, a
member of No. IT'S.
Miss Louise Sem of Macomb, H.,
who held cases on the old Denver Re
publican and was displaced when limo
types were installed on that paper, is
spending her vacation in Denver. She
is a reader of The Bulletin and conse-
quently in close touch with affairs in
local printing circles.
! Burt Cooper of the News ad room,
has begun his weekly trips to Cliff,
in the upper reaches of Platte canon
/ These will probably continue without
interruption until frost.
! The Ex-Delegates' arrangement
committee met Monday. Plans are
about completed for entertaining dele
gates and visitors on Sunday, August
10. The chairman of transportation,
Robert F. Jones, of the Post chapel,
is still in the market for automobiles.
If Interested, call him up.
r. S. Miller of No. 118, Des Moines,
iowa, was caller at Inc Bulletin
Office Wednesday. He left Thursday
for an inspection of the Union Print
ers Home at Colorado Springs, thence
to Salt Lake City, San Francisco and
Coast cities.
Al May, boss at the w. N. u, has
invented an unique shower bath.
Blueprints will be furnished free to
any printer desiring same.
The fifth annual meeting of the
Colorado Pioneer Printers was held
at the Metropole hotel Tuesday night.
The following officers and directors
were elected: President, Thomas c.
Egan; vice presidents, Angelo Noce,
G. M. Laird, ID. p. Saunders, Delavan
Gee, Thomas McCaffery; treasury,
Sam S. Landon; secretary, Joseph G.
Brown; directors for two-year term,
Thomas NJ. Hunter, chairman; Clar-
ence f. Hagar, II. II. Buckwalter, Hal
sey M. Rhodes and William Fornhof;
directors for one-year term, August
Koester, Otto F. Thum, George E.
Hosmer and F. o. Dickensheets. Judge
Wilbur F. Stone will continue as his
torian. An invitation to join the Colo
RADIO Day parade in automobiles to be
furnished by members of the society
was accepted. The president was au-
thorized to print the constitution and
bylaws of the society in pamphlet
form.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
IS
EXPECTED AT
|. T. i. SESSION
CONVENTION PLANS ARE
COMPLETED.
Urgent Invitations Extended Noted
English Journalist by Union Lead
ers and Also by the State
and City Officials.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July
pa regular battery of kilograms
from high officials of the International
Typographical Union, city and state
officials, and the local committee were
sent to Lord Northcliffe on Wednes-
day inviting him to attend the |. T. u.
convention here August 1913, and
make an address before the convention
session. 1t is believed that with the
urgent invitation extended in this
manner, the famous English journalist
will probably accept, as he expects to
be in this section of the country about
that time.
Other convention plans were COM
pleted at a meeting of the local com
mittee Monday. The souvenir publi-
cation will not be off the press until
August 10, and will be probably the
most elaborate ever issued by the or
ganization in all it's various conven-
tions.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
JOB PRESSMEN.

The second annual Union Day pic
mic will be held at Dome Rock, Sun
day, August II. Job Pressmen's I'm
ion No l inaugurated this big cooper
ative picnic which is held for all of
the printing trades and any and all of
the unions of the city of Denver who
will join in and with their assistance
and boosting help to make this the big
picnic day of the year.
The pressmen are working hard on
this to make it loss to those who do
not join us on this, the big annual
Union Day, when we all meet and
learn to know one another in better
ways, which tends to make more broth
erly and sisterly feeling, and help
by word and actions to boost union
made goods and labels.
Special car will be provided for the
delegates of the State Federation of
Labor and cordial invitation is ex-
tended them to accompany the allied
printing trades.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
7 1fter-dinner smoke. Union made.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
WEB PRESSNEN.

Brother w. C. Heinz, corresponding
and financial secretary for the past
four years, resigned his position and
Brother Charles F. Stiess was elected
to the office.
No. % received the travelling card
of ii. +. Fennelly from Chicago.
No. % made small donation of
$50 to the Red cross fund, and most of
the boys took out Liberty Loan bond
and subscribed individually for the
Red Cross fund.
Brother o'Shea OF the News chapel.
is spending few weeks vacation at
Salt Lake city.
William c. Heinz of the Post chanel
and family, started Wednesday for n
few days outing at Estes Park, pro
viding his Ford will stand the trip.
William Bremner of the EXPRESS
chapel took trip to his ranch last
week.
Sunday, July %, Walter Graf. A
Ehlert and b. Long Of the Post chapel
and their families, took an auto trip 10
Estes park. From all reports thev
had fine trip with no accidents to
their autos.
Ray Talcott of the Post chapel has
been at home the last week nursing n
sore eye, but hopes to return TO work
soon.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
F. C. OMAN DID NOT TESTIFY

The state did not call F. c. Oxman
as a witness against Mrs. Thomas j.
Mooney, who is charged with compile
ity in the bomb outrage of last year
when a preparedness parade was be-
the ''innocent Oregon cattleman"
whose testimony convicted Thomas j.
Mooney. Oxman is mo-" awaiting trial
on the felony charge of having at
tempted to induce perjury, the police
court, the appellate court and the su-
preme court having sustained the
charges against him.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
BOOK BINDERS.

Eight of the Texas cities in which
the Bookbinders have locals were rep
resented in the state conference in
Waco last week. The following locals
were represented: Dallas, Fort Worth,
Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Beau
mont, Ell Paso and Waco. After or
ganizing the following officers were
elected to serve for one term: Harry
NJ. White, Houston, president; =. j.
DAILY, Dallas, vice president; o. II.
Parnell, Austin, secretary-treasurer
The meeting voted to affiliate with the
State Allied Trades Council which was
organized at Austin recently, and
passed several resolutions. The ques-
tion of a uniform scale for the entire
state came up for consideration and
action looking to that end was taken.
The object of this uniform scale is to
equalize the cost of production all over
the state and thereby place all of the
Offices in their jurisdiction on an
equal footing.
w. C. Thornton Of Denver, interna-
tional representative of the Bookbind-
ers Union, has satisfactorily closed
negotiations with Pueblo master bind
ers. All shops signed contracts car
rying the Denver scale.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28

Tell 'em you saw it in The Bulletin
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
MAILERS.

George Hoage, II. r. Pierce and
Fred Schaaff Of the Post mailing room,
are included in the first call for mill
tary service.
Tracey Menard. secretary of No. q
and assistant foreman of the News
mail room, is visiting his old home in
Colorado Springs this week.
ID. Jones has returned from Los
Angeles and at once fell heir to n
situation on the Post.
+. o. Keller. one Of the old-time war
horses of the Mailers Union in Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, is
again on the Post. He is suffering
with bad arm, but is able to get in
three or four days week.
Send The Bulletin to distant friends.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-28
NEWARK BAKERS WIN STRIKE.

After a strike that lasted several
weeks Bakers Union No. 167 of New
ark, N. j., has raised wages $3 week
and secured full pay for holidays.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-05
DEDUCTIVE TEST IS FAILURE
Scientific Method Adopted by New
York Detectives Admittedly
lnconclusive.

New York.-The first real test of
the new method evolved by the New
York detective bureau for proving
crime solely through chemical, scien-
tifc and analytical deductions resulted
in failure in the court of general ses-
sions. An indictment Of VencenzO de
Stefano for ten-year-old Tillie Browns
murder was dismissed when chemists
of the. central testing laboratories adj
mitted that they had been 'too posi-
tive" in their statements before the
grand jury that they had discovered
infinitesimal fragments of the strap
used in strangling the child on the
blade Of a knife found In De Stefano's
possession. ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-05
MELT HEIRL0oMs FOR ARM.
Women From All Over Country Give
Up keepsakes to Send Gifts
to Soldiers.

New York.-Old gold and silver con-
tributed by women in all parts of the
United States to aid in carrying on the
work of the National Special Aid So
ciety, melted, sold for $1,000.
The gold and silver. represented
many heirlooms from old families,
from Maine to California. Many Of
them, in sending in their contributions,
said that the articles contributed We're
Of great sentimental value.
This money will be used to buy ne
cessities and luXuries, too, for Ameri-
a soldiers in military camps urgently
needed. The society received a re-
quest from one of these camps for 800
sweaters, 800 pairs of socks, 300 pairs
Of gloves, monographs and other camp
essentials. H. 4