New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-09-03
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find some rought shedding We know
who they are. We have their number.
They are branded forever and American
Minded Americans viii scourge them
from the temple Of Liberty.
American Generals and officials ac-
cepting royal titles and being knighted
by the kings and emperers Of Europe
will be attended to at election time should
any Of them have nerve enough to try
for office.
The True American Stand.
New Ulm, Minnesota, throughout
this war has taken the true American
Stand. That stand Of Washington,
jefferson and Lincoln and all the rest Of
our Presidents against the foreign en-
tanglements and the wiles and intrigues
of Europe The good people Of New Uhn
Minnesota, stood by the American con-
stitution. New Ulm was right and no
man can SANDER her fair name in my
presence. +
Think of men like Pfaender, Fritsche,
Steinhauser, Stricken and Vogel denoun-
ced as prot Germans because they stood
)by the American constitutions and fol-
lowed the advice Of Washington, Jeffer-
son and Lincoln to keep out Of Europe
and avoid foreign entanglements.
i know Albert Pfaender and Mayor
Fritsche and / place their brand Of
citizenship far above that Of the auto
cratic Burnquist who had the poor and
absurd judgment to unseat these brave
and patriotic officials. Their brand of
citizenship is by far the better.
As for my friend Of many years, my
colleague in the Minnesota Legislature the
Honorable Albert Pfaender there is
no finer, stronger and more patriotic
man in the State of Minnesota. The
Minnesota Bar Association disgraced
itself when they expelled him without
giving him trial. approve absolutely
of his conduct which was that Of law
abiding and patriotic man. He was
shamefully and wrongfully prosecuted
to the everlastingly disgrace Of the two
by tours who did it. =
when Labor Marches. =
Referring to Labor Day, Mr.. Lun-
deen said: when labor marches the
world moves forward and when labor
thinks new and better times appear"
1 am glad that my record in the
Minnesota Legislature and in Con-
gross is one hundred per cent labor
record. I received the unanimous en-
Edorsement Of the Trades and Labor
Assembly Of Minneapolis and the Non
partisan League and am proud Of it,
Asks Freedom for Prisoners.
Frank Minor, member of the lower:
house Of the state legislature from
Minneapolis, was the other speaker Of
the day. He pleaded for the liberation
of all political prisoners now in American
penitentiaries saying that as long as
they have not regained their freedom
American labor as a whole cannot Ee
called free. He especially mentioned
men and women like Rose Pastor Stokes
Kate Richards O.Hare, Eugene Debs,
Thomas Mooney and Warren X. Billings.
Referring to Eugene Debs, Socialist
cadidate for the presidency in the last
election, he said the best brains in
America was held behind the bars, In
| all, there are about 1000 working
class people in jail at the present time
because of their activities for the cause
of labor In passing, Mr.. Minor remind
ed his hearers of the sever penalties
dealt out to many soldiers for minor
offences. Some Of them received as
much as 20 years for refusing to peal
( osatos, he said.
What the Label Stands For.
Mr.. Minor explained how and for
what reasons the union label was intro
duced by organized labor. After having
built up their organization to certain
strength it was found necessary to have
an emblem to signify their aims, he
stated. By way Of Illustration he men
toned the label Of the bakers union which
meant that the men working in union
bake shops were free from any con
tagiotls disease because membership
in their union requires physical exami-
nation and that, therefore, goods bought
in those shops were clean and pure
In a similar manner, the label Of the steel
industry signifies that the men making
these articles are treated right ia re-
spect to working hours, sanitation and
wages and that they can afford to have
their own conf portable homes.
Z 0. R. Dingler, Of the local BARRIERS
union, introduced the two speakers. !
Parade In the Morning.
All local labor unions were represented
in the labor day parade which formed
at the monument about ten o'clock
and proceeded through the business sec
ton Of the town. Il O. R. DinClnr u,as