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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
elo-Npbprismen.

Son benz Dor fur3em beritorbe-
men mooerne11 nn&laiiifer 6es
Mpborismus" emanuel Mertbei.
mer, mllroe cine e1logiiltige auf,
eabe ieiner fet1lgei6liffenen Sen,
ten5ert unter Dem Sitel n8n9 Der
8eisbeit" peroffentli9t. MlS Bro-
BE oieier ieiner Pbtlo.
Iopbie leien einige ieiner 8orte
uber oas @elo, bieien Dielfad ent.
merteten nno bod itets berriden.
ben ogferD Der 9inge", auiamne1-
geitent:
@er Ben @eiprGder @orii6erge.
benoer Iauibt, bort 5mei 8orte am
I6ufia1ten: SD uno r@el6".
@elol Mlfo faIt ole Eale11te
oriidt bies nii1terne Mort aus2
Mibte man ltatt Der @ebete
@elo en1porienoen gdbe es nllr
Mtbeiiten.
@elo unein beoarf feiner @urp.
febllng.
ssebf ben0tigt MAJ, MIR cine
Gugeno: Gelo, oann bat man aae
iibrtge,1 aud.
Die Meniden eri6einen mir, als
Iiefen 1ie fortpabreno einem roll
lenben @oloifud nod.
@eIo iddmt ii6 feines lin.
gangs.
@g gibt fr~eigebige Maturen, bic
nit benz @eloe I'M fib merfen, 90.
nit es ooppelt 5llriidiftrome: es
{in6 6fonomiibe geribnenoer.
@elb gebt INNER redtg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
st. 1l1artin.

Sri. 8adeS maltete als 4ra11ten.
pflegerin bon 5tearns GountD IN oe1
bieiigen S1nle hires MmteS nno fond
Sic s6nliugen6 BEL better @%elnnobett.
Yeter Noel ltir5te 80 SUB tief bon
.eirem 6ilo nno fam glidliderrpeiie
nit geringer 8erlebung 0obot.
Ser Mdtb. @err Mlbers, Mitglieo
ser Staatslegtslatur bon Nortb Cato
I'd bielt borleBten Montag IN Der bic
ligen 66a1le einen in%terelianten 8or=
trng, bent cine groBe Mn5abl Wtbbe=
gteriger b%eipobnte.
Nidolons 0oQ bon Mtnneapolis er=
frente feline BIER nobnenbe Wfutter,
6rau Suianna 9ou, nit einem Sonn=
tagSbeil6e.
Sobn 9ou bon 8otplus nabm an
Ser bier %gefeterten 5dmiB-E9erres=
@o95eit tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

Nfarridulen gan5 anf Ser 8obe tie
ben, unoo bob lie Die eitl5ig ridtige
gr5iebungsitdtten Hir uniere fatboli.
iGe Sugelo bilbe11. Maes Sob ben
branen ebrip. 2ebrf9tpeIfern, Die iid)
ID felbitloS Drem erbabenen 8erfe
bingeben. Ser bobm'lte Serr Mbt
bieH Bel Ser @elegenbeit cine fnr5e
Mrfprade an sic glfern nno &inoer,
Die Iebr praftiide 0infe un6 grnlab=
nllngen ertbielt, bann Derteilte er arl
Is @inoer bas Heterogeneous Der
Bfarridule. Sodtp. 8farrer 2. 2uo-
ger rid)tete Johann Die leetet1 ermabb=
nertben 8orte an Die 0eriammlung.
Sodm. p. So1epb, g. e. g., n1b
bobp. =. @enoelin rabmen an Der
6eier tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Saul Raptos.

Gle Mitglieoer Der bieitgen 9an=
belsfammer bielten lebten Conner
ltoa abeno lire reguldre Monatsber=
%iammlrng, in melder in 6ie Diretto=
ren*8eb0rbe fir bas loufenoe Sc
idaftsiabr nabgenannte Mitglieoer
erndblt tpur0en: 6. 50. @arren, q.
S. Happenfus, gmil @ippib, SO.
@anoersluis, q. &rieg. S. g.. Neron,
uno Ssas. 81. Mn6erIon. 5o6ann ber-
iammelten ii6 sic 9ireftoren 81 elmer
ipe5ieaen Sitnng, in mel6er Die
@obl Ser 8eamten nit folgenoem gr=
gebnis porgenommen muroe: GIDoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Die Genncneehaltitencr,

Die Ser. 5taoten geoIogii6e &om-
milton iagt, bob auf Der Meiabn
&arge alien in 6ielem Stante 70 8il-
lionen Eonnen nie6rigen @ra6es gi-
iener5 entbalten in1b. Neblt6em gibt
eS errorme 9epoiiter 1lie6rigen @ra-
oeS gr5 a11f Der BernniIlio11 &ange,
Der 9igbIanb Nnnge, Der @uDatta
&ange III 9ttertoil gountD unb an=
oeren tpeiter ii6lid gelegenen Count
ties.
8enn Winnefota biefes rie6riger1
@ra6es Sra enttpideln farm, miro 1as
|giiensMinierer I'M 5taate bon 1000
bis 1000 Sabre 6auern, lit, mie bic
Meiinneiota 5air Eor Milociation be-
aniprnbt. Die Miiociatior bebauptet,
0aB Die gntnidelung oieier Queae
benz Stnate N1noerte MoIe 10 biel
|bringe11 nirb, nie Sic rabifalite Gon-
r1engebaltiteuer e proponiert bat.8ol=
1e Snformation fonn erIangt merben,
menn man iib ibriftIib tne16et an
bic Meinneiotn 5nir 9ar Miiociation,
Simmer 282 st. Sroneig 9otel, ct.
Nnu1 Minn..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
s5bmer5en UNI bllmpfem @efiN.
Mnttpprt: Gg tpur0e nidt fI1ta lei

Mnttpprt: gg tpiiroe MIDI fi11n ieif1,
All rnten Deril1der. mas Sic lirfnhe
Iein fon11fe. Ole sfeae, tpelde 5ie
eqrtp4hnen iif Ser sih ser ghiIboru.
e un6 storn11aen oiefes Grams f6nn
ten MnIoR All iolden grideinunaeu
ssnn iif ps bpn Mihfiofpit nnR sie
iih hnn#pinem hrnfhihen Wrat pi1nps
hen6 111nferIl1hen foHen Oenn ioIfe
Ssshr aeibpn cine sf6rnnn Ser shiI6-
nrii1pntaffiinfeif 5pin Is mare infnrtinp
11n6 inhbprif1nhine gphnn6I,na mt.
men6in
az Mor oht mnnotpn m,rbp
ih me 6ern Sapre pntIniipn ,,nn ,,nnpe
adtet nups 6eilpn mos IA ,f,,e FINN
Iih Elm Mnoenfe11 an meme Dien1taeit
niht Ios tperoen, nau1Iid 2411ie. Wog
|raten sic mir, al t1n?
Mnttport: sic }in6 pabrid1einIih
5u freier ar5tlider gebanolunq bes
re6tigt, aemdB sen geIfimmunqen
Ser @nr Gisf Mct. 9enoen sic mir
gefaaiglt Sesbren Manren uno Sesbre Mb=
rei1e nno ih per0e 0afiir Soroe tra-
gen, oaB Sic Mnaeleqenheit ser au-
itanoigen 8eb0roe porgelegt miro.
--
Iraue: Wir murine neraten 1ie foI=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
st 2lnthonY.

Sci .einem Dienifagmorge1 BON
bobp. &errn 8eigano in Der 8farr-
fir6e aebaltenen 8rautamtP lieBen
iibren Srenbuno ourd BrielferSbanb
iegnen Soleph Gremers nnb Sri. Mn=
no 59iebeier, beioe bon bier. 8on
ben our @oh5eit eridienenen 8aiten
rabm 0as iunge @bepaar Die ber5=
Ii9lten @liidpiinide fir cine geieg=
1ete Submit entgegen, nno ooB it'd
ben 8rantleuten bieie 8ani6e Der-
.nirfli9en m0gen, lit Der anfri6tige
8uni9 6es uNoroitern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
gas Crib 1er 3iesnntri11.

SIN fpaniidm @taotden 2orca,
in Der Yrobil1a Mnreig, no rim
bunflen 2aub Die @%oloorangen
gliiben" bat iib bic merfpuroige
unb mabrbaftige @efd)idte 5ugetra.
gen. Sn Der 3igeunerDoritabt BON
2orca lebte, in elmer 5iemlib an.
iebnliben Sitte, rur in geglei.
tung elmer i1Dnr3en aaBe, cine
dlte 8%igeunerin, 11ar1ens la 2or-
guian. 8or fur5em tDurbe 6ieie
franf unb muBte ons 8ett bitten,
uno iie mare ii6erlih berbungert
pber an gerpabrloiung eeitorben,
tpenr cine mitleioige Nabbarin, oie
iunge 2ola, .fib ibrer ni6t lieb-
reid angenommen batte. 9ieie
pflegte oie Mlte aufs bette uno
bradbte fat Die gan5e 3eit bel ibr
al, BLOB aus Mitlei0 nno. Wen-
idenliebe. &iir5li9 peridlimmerte
Ii1 Der 3uItano Der &ranfen, uno
bieie fiiblte iBren SOB b%erannaben.
Mit Erdner banfte iie ibrer @ar-
term fir Die empfangene Bflege
u1o Bat iie, einen fleinen nit
5bubIaoen .%periebenen Gid als
@ei9enf an5unebmen mo in lire
Mobnung 5u ihaffen. Sbre ibrt.
gen @abieligfeiten perlnadte Die
lltp einem abueienbetl Neffen. Cola
trltg Den 5iemlib ibperen Gid 90.
bon, inoenl iie uber Die @eringfM>
gigfeit bes ibr 5ugefalenen Orb
tells lddeln muBte. &ura 6arauf
ftarb Die 2orguiaa uno maro be-.
itattet. 2ola meinte ibr aufridtige
8r61en na9 nno 5og ib, nod
8egrdbnis, IN Die eigene einiarne
@obnltng 5l1rid. Sier aber itellte
ii9 Ser Eii9ler Elm, Der bas &c.
erbte 9ii99en berfertigt bette.
Diefes NOR ungefabr % Heietas
unter 8riioern mert, Ser Mann
aber bot oafiir elattncg $50 an.
2ola, getpedt pie aIle ibre Stam-
mesgenoiinnen, ml1noerte iib iiber
Elm iol6es Mngcbot. sic oadte
gleidI 90 miiiie etmas oabinter
lteden. l1nb iie erfldrte, fie noble
oas Giidben nidt Derdubern ibr
lei 6as Mnoellfcn Der 8er1torbenen
bei1ig. Mnes 3ureoen oes Eii9-
lers. baIf ni1ts. Ser M%bgetpieiene
lief nun gu ben bena9barten 81
geunern uro riet linen, fi9 oes
&iid6ens gu bemddtigen, oenn
barin lei Elm SdaB perborgen. ST
ielblt babe, -auf 8uni6 Ser Cor,
guiua, elm gebeimes Sad barin an-
gefertigt morin bie Nlte lire Mo-
1letcn aufbemabren moqe. &inge-
rifien rotteten li6 sic 3igeuner, 80
an Ser 3abl, 5uiammen ur6 6ra1-
gen, BEL ounfler Mabt IN Die 9iitte
ser 2ola Elm, bemddtigten iid beg
Slides un6, 6a iie oas gebeirne
Sa1 nibt 0ffnen fonnten, f9lugen
iie es nit Mrti6ldgen faput. Gin
&aufen 8anfnoten @ol6- un6 Gil
bermiin5en itiir5te berbor, rno ane
3igeuner griffen oana6 nit .gieri-
gen frampfboften Sdnoen.e Die
2ampe, Sic Die S5ene erlen6tete,
fiel mn un6 erloi9, un6 IN Der
Siniternis entipann iid Elm miten-
oes @aufen uno Mingen. Ser SOL.
leldrm 5og cine beuaffnete @adt.
patrouile an, 6ie ale 3igeuner
Derbaftete uno feiielte. Sen @efan-
genen muroen ungefabr $4,000 8e.
fetas abgenomrnen. Muf Dem So
Den umber lage1 meitere 10000
Beietas. Ser &i9ter miro Die
3urideritattung Der geiamten
5un11e bon $4,000 Beietas an
2ola arorbnen. 9ieier 6urfte ibr
bel9doigtes Eii6lein iebt nod beis
Tiger ieitt, als poroem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Datfins

Srau Seinrt6 DonnaD, Mutter bes
In Slice als IS arrer angeitellten bo6n
&errn sc. DonnaD, muroe BON ibrem
@atten Mitte LETTER ISOLDE nu6 ct.
@louo gebrabt, no tie lib 5reitags
I'M ct. Napbaels 9ospital eiHer 0pe-
ration urter5og, Die bon ben Doftoren
2etpis unD 8rigbam borgenommer
tp11r0e nn6 einer 0erartig glidli6en
8erlanf nabm, Der nuf balotge Sc
nelung Der Hatienti1 i6lieBen ldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
st. JoIeph.

Sim 5pnntagaben6 feierte 0ie
Hfarri1ule bes bo6tp. P. 2ubger, ..
q. s., 5u ct. Soiepb in Der 5ta6tbal-
Re Sduli9luB. Gin redt erbauen6es
unb %belebrenbes Brogramm par bon
Sen ebrm. 59peftern nit ben &lei-
men eingeiibt tpor6en. @te6erum trat
es 6eutli9 GIT Gage, BOB Die fatb:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
5duf Centre

@o1nmenben Samltagmorgen miro
oie bier beiteben6e Ma6ine Sun Cont
panD iid auf einem Spe5ial5nge mad
Sort 5neuing begeben, no Die ga15e
Minneiota 8rigaoe auf 5tDei Wo6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

Die Mftion1re Ser 8rotpn Shoe.
go111pa1tD erbalten cine Dibioenoe
bon 1851 al1sge5aM nr6 benz
nod mir6 es nod INNER 2eltte geben,
Sic beboupten, Ser gerbrauher lei
ghulD an ben boben Sdnbpreiiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
6eiunoheit~s= 5raeefaiten

9nfeI Gam als @einnobeits-GRot
|geber miro in bieier 5polte o6er brief,
hid 5ragen bon angemeinem Sntereiie
|beantporten, Die iid anf 9Dgiene,
ISnnitdtsneien unb &ranfbeitsDerbin-
6erl1ng be5ieben. IS miro ibm ni6t
m0glib fem, Sragen rein peri0nli6er
Mrt 5u beantuorten, nod Beror0nun-
gen fir ein5elne @rnnfbeiten 5u lie
fern. .Man ridte ale Mnfragen an
.@ealtb Mobiier,n 1107 8roa0tuaD,
Seem Sort @itD.
Sroge:: Wie farr ib meine 3unge
rein balten? Sic lit ba1fig nit elmer
beuen 5ubftnn5 uber5ogen, 1tar1ert-
Iib nod ben Mabl5eiten. 8as bebeu=
tet bies uno mie fan11 i9 benz abel
fen?
Mntport: Cine belegte 3unge 5eigt
III Der Megel, oaB Der 8er6aunngs-
opparnt, bas betBt Magen unb Dorm,
nidtt IN 0ron11rg lit. Berltopfung III
Die g%etp0bnlibe nriade Der Storung.
gu Diel Glen lnb Mangel an 8etDe=
gnng tragen 5utpetlen Die 5bul6.
8enn Sic mir SIRE M6reife ienoen,
meroe ib .Ssbnen cine 8rpidiire, iiber
g%eritopfung ionie. eine &eibe BON Ne-
geln mber ribtige 2ebensmeiie ibi=
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
.Unfel Saf1, al Geiufte1
hcifslA
(Dieie Spalte miro fir ben Noroltern'
bon benz Il. g. 9ublie 9ealtb Ser.
piice, Nulpert Blue, Surgeon @e1'e'
raj, rebtgiert.)
@~ernidjtnns pon sdjaben (Moades.

@ernidtura bon Sdlaben (gioades.)
gdaben Mondes) merber pielfad
aIs bie nrfade Der gerbreitang bon
Euberfuloie, Dipbtberie, Sppbnsfie=
Der, Observation-Disclosures nnb mogli=
dermeile anberer aranfbeifen angeie=
ben.
sic D~erbreiten Dieie &ra1fbeiten, in
benz tie Die 9rganismen an iDren SIT
Ben ,iotpie in ibren @ingetpeiben Der
nmtrogen nnb iie-an 9ebenSr1itteln,
gudern unb anoeren @egen1tanben
tdgliden @ebraubes binterlaiien.
Sn nninnberen &uiiden iino bic be-
ionbers 3ablrei6. Sic fsrn1ten oeS
gtab3 berpor, radoem fein 2i6t
n;eBr brennt n116 lal1fen iiber ale
D1nge. 9samentli9 lit 6ies Der SAT-,
a1ef II 8rotfrumen ODER anoere Speis=
rclte berl1mliegen.
Sbnben %fonnen, rai6, bilig nno
|b0aig in iebem 9aule ansgerottet
merocn onr6 Die BerlpenDlng bon
tSobinm 6luorib. Dieies 1oate nit eli
nem 3eritdl1ber aus @unm am 80
ben nobe ben @1noen unb auf ben
S5ibern BON Sbranffen a~usgeltrert
.luerben.
DnS Bulber eritidt Die Snlefter1
1idt, ipnbern es flebt an ibren SIT
ten. @enn lie lire 5ube gu reinigen
lud)en, 10 beri6luden lie einer1 Sell,
nag Cen 600 Der Snieften bernria6t..
90 Snoium Sluurio benz Meniden
1T 9oien bon einem @bloffelDou D6er
mebr aefdbrli6 miro, 70. io1te 6afnr
geinret Deroen, baB es ni6t iber Gin
ge 5eritalm miro, Die ber1peiit tper-
ben iouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Gieaen.

6lieeen.
Meai nn6 anfangs Stunt lit 0ie bette
3eit fir 8efdmpfung Der Sliegen.
Die ein5ige niRlide 5liege tit oie
tote 5liege.
Gie fleine &m1sfliege lit duberit &c.
fIl;riiM.
5liegen briiten i'm @GmuB.
Mni1edenbe &ranfbeiten per0en ge-
mnbnli6 burd Sliegen> Singer,
|1S6mub uno Nabrnngsmittel berbrei-
tn!
Ser Mbfallein1er iolte tets be6ed1
fem.
1rabtgitter {outen Siiren 11no SEN
tier ibiben.
&ur6ebingltugen Der @eMnbbett.
Man balte etnen angemeinenS 9en=
ertag.
&einli6feit nn6 @einn6beit .geben
9an6 in Sor6.
Stdlb er6eltgf b1ele nn1tedefDe
@%ronfbeitet.
gieBen sic Sbre 5traBen Tins
itol1ben sic init einem feu6ten Sltdj
as.
Solten sic Sbren Sof ebenfo. rein
mie SIR 9nns.
6riibe 2nft nn6 SonnenIi6t itn6
5ur @eiunobeit n%otiuen6ig.
Staub iammelt iih in 6unflen,
feu6ten gden.
&einlihfeit nnb Sr6nl1ng fin6 sic
@~runbIngen 6es 2ebens.
&einIi6feit lit cine 8orbe6ingung
Ser grbaltung De @einnobeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
3as 1t1aeredJte Dreao11aeieb, mel.

<H1 lUIIs
DIES Die 5erausgeber remoipradiger
3eitungen IN Oregon 5tnirgen iolte,
neben ie0er 5paIte hires Snbalts Ell
ne neberiebung IN Der englii9en
5prade nb5uorudfen, lit pom 8unbesz
geri6t nls neutrality-suspicious. onge-
ieben mor0en 11n0 Der @eneralnntpalt
loes Staateg erfldrt 6nB fem geril1h
.unter1ommen nerbe11 niirbe, 0ns @e-
ieb 1T &roft 81 eben, iofern nidtt Be
rufnng gegen Die geridnide @ntihei=
Dung eingelpgt uno 6ieie rn1geitoBet1
5tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
mef union.

Sre6. Nobring berian6te fir 0ie
SarfnerS Chipping Miioeiatton etne
neutrality-suspicious. Gieb nod
Glib. ct. Saul.
Maria &ober6iib bat ei1en erfolg-
reid)en Mmtstermin I'M Martbaler
Sduloiitrift als 2ebrerin bonenoet
nnb lit ins @lternbaus 5u Welro1e 5l1=
srudgefebrt.
George Martbaler un6 @attin iir1b
nod adt Gage la1gem 8elu9e BEL If
rem bier tppbnenoen gltern, I'M MIer
Martbaler unb S. s.. 9ibier &eim
nab Melroie 5urudgefebrt.
6ermann Nierrnan1 mar iiber
5onntag bel ieiner IN Snuf Centre
ipobnen0en gobter, Sran Heter 8bi=
lipion gu @aife.
8be6or @rdimer, gpbr Der bier mob
net1oen 6amilie Sobann 4rdmer, mel
der lih i'm 6oSpital 5u 0fafis elmer
idpterigen 9peratiom unter3og, bat
lib bon 6eren 5olgen mieber 1tabe5u
D%olitdn6ig erbolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

Gin ebrlid)es 8efenntnis. sd mrB
befeunenz ldreibt SEER q. 81. Blubm
BON Cincinnati 9bto, u6aB-Sorni's
Npenfrdii1ter ale n1t6eren Meoi5i11en
iibertrifft. @d6renb enter Iangen
3eit mur6e ib bon M1ngen= nnb Nie-
renbeidnerben, iopie 1nterleibsit0ir-
ungen geplagt. Doh Soft lei Cant,
|5ornis Mlpenfrduter bot mild bon bic
len alen befreit." Diefes mobilize
fannie &rauterbeilmittel mirft ouf
bic Mieren, reguliert ben Mogen uno
itarft 6as gan5e 5Ditem. Gg miro
nidt m1rb Npotbefer perfauff; beion=
6ere 2ofalagenten liefern es, 8egen
ndberer Musfunft nenbe man liib an
Or. 8eter SabrneD &sons 60, 25O1
8nibington 8lDb., Chicago, 81.
The labor world., 1920-04-24
UNION OPENS SCHOOLS
FOR MEMBERS! BENEFIT

The International Ladies' Garment
workers union has inaugurated q sys-
tenn OF unity centers in various sec
tons OF New York city that are op-
Grated without cost to the members of
this organization. Meetings are held
In the public schools. The studies in
clude the teaching Of English. the la
Dor movement and trade unionisn1, lit
erature, art, music, educational films
health lectures. gymnastics and social
recreation.
A. large amount of literature ex.
planning the purposes Of these centers
has been issued. One Of these PAM
phlets state:
"Fhe. shop has been your only
school. 1t has given you a limited and
narrow education. You need a union
shop in the school as we'll as in the
factory"
The union also maintains workers
university in a public school. The
courses include, labor and manage
ment, trade unionism. present tend
encies in literature, econimics of the
industrial system, psychology. public
speaking, correction Of speech defects
English, grammar and written com.
position, American history and Ameri-
can civics, modern European history
current events and reconstruction
problems, elementary sci ence, the CO.
operative movement.
Teachers for these classes are recog-
nized authorities, and well-knowu
physicians lecture on health.
The labor world., 1920-04-24
OWNING and WORKING

You see them nobby houses, pard,
There sitting on the boulevard
With sassy grass in front and back,
And on the side an auto track,
And loads of roo mand light and air ?
Well, you and me. we don't live there.
No, we don't own them places, still
Twas you and me that built ,'em, Bill.
Them factories that hurt your eye
To look at, SEEM they're so high,
And all them heavy works inside,
That workingmen so smoothly guide,
And make the mgrind out, so they say,
A bunch of profit every day
Where engines hardly ever stops,
Well, you and me don't own them
shops,
No, we don't own the smallest mill,
But you and me. we build 'em, Bill.
You see them engines on the track
Them street cars running out and
back?
Them cranes that blocks of iron
snatch?
We built the whole blamed shootin'
match.
The guy that calls them things his own
He never set single stone,
Nor drove q nail, nor made fill.
Twas you and me that made 'em,
Bill. Selected.
The labor world., 1920-04-24
FANCY VERSUS FACTS ! :
!. . :. I. :, IN TWOBIG STaTR

:
There is a" clear difference beq-
industrial democracy and 'democt
in the official journal Of the C.:
IN the official pournal of the CT,
Makers International union. He
sists that the two terms should
be confused.
speaking of democracy in ind
try" he says, "the term should 4
be misunderstood and VIE. fIle
understood and defined cles
not be abused. Z
1.-The day has gone by ra3 x
rogant, autocratic etnploye4nd
peptic superintendent or fo..s !
abuse workmen under him "a.
crafty whim or a dislikbA
some fancied offense, whicaaf
final analysis under square d.
not an offense. /
The kind Of democracy in / t-
that applies only to the wolth.1
and working rules and not
board of directors or the conf
management should not be que*
If we. go beyond working rul.
the working room proper, we !
assume responsibility for the sub
full conduct of the business, AMI
the rule Of fairness stand a proA
tionate share Of the losses"
The labor world., 1920-04-24
MORE s. A. SERVICE.

One and a quarter million women in
the British Isles are expected to leave
the homeland to go to the British col
onies. The Salvation Army is aiding
the movement. There is a great ex-
cess Of women over men in Britain.
This has been acccntuated by the war.
Spinsterhood or emigration is the choice
these women have. A great many of
them are choosing emigration. They
are not going-like the women in the
early days Of American colonization
to be put up at auction as brides for
the settlers. They are not going
the Japanese picture brides Of today
to meet men already their husbands.
Not many Of them are going for the
conscious reason that they want hus.
bands. :
/ But that is the real underlying -rea.
son. It is the fundamental urge fo,
mating that will take these women
overseas. And the Salvation Army il
proud Of its job. 'We offer no apol.
ogy for active propaganda designed to
procure better distribution Of the
sexes says the commissioner Of the
army engaged in this work. Zone Of
the biggest 4after- -ths.war tasks assigned
the salvation Army - Britain is "a
The labor world., 1920-04-24
U. S. SENATE TO TURN
Down GOVERNOR HUNT

IT, The labor side of a wage dispute
is no place for. the man who would
be a diplomat later on For American
diplomats must be- approved by the
senate, and the senate doesn't like
persons who take the labor end OF
wage disputes.
George P. Hunt will say that IS so.
Hunt has always had a tender feeling
toward labor, it is said., and he let it
show through when he was governor
Of Arizona. That is why the foreign
relations committee of the United
States senate il going to make an
unfavorable report on the nomination
of Hunt to be minister Of Siam.
In the background Of the senate's
alarm is the fact that Governor Hunt
denounced the mob Of business men
who Kidnapped the Bisbee miners and
ran them out Of the state to threat
ened starvation In the desert of New
Mexico. and Initiated an exposure Of
the Bisbee outrage which eliminated
In trials now proceeding on that ac-
count. 4 .tssT, ... s=E ls
The labor world., 1920-04-24
A "BoNEI1EAD'' STATESMAN.

Attorney General. Palmer is coming
in for more ridicule than any man who
ever before occupied the place in the
cabinet. His latest "bonehead play''
is to become huckster for the pack
ers. Having given a clean bill OF
health to the meat trust he is now
conducting a campaign to sell thei,
so'called cheap cuts, such as hog-jowls
chuck, pigs feet and ox:tails. The
packers are no longer able to sell this
stuff to the army or to hungry Europe.
They must find an American market
Palmer has adopted this slogan: oliver
for labor, sirloin for stockholders, and
porterhouse for plutocrats.
And when the demand for cheap cuts
has created ready market the packers
will pursue their usual course and raise
tho price. This might give them an
excuse for reducing the price for sir
loin and porterhouse, the food Of the
rich. Palmer's schemes never benefit
the poor. He now admits his inability
to cope with the profiteers and has an
nounced that the departments much
press-agented campaign to reduce the
high cost of living has come to an
ignominious finale.
Another evidence of the bonehead''
manner in which Palmer conducts his
department was disclosed at the first
cabinet meeting called by the Presi
dent in eight months. Palmer told
President Wilson that w. z. Foster
formerly secretary Of the steel strike
committee, was the leader of the rail.
road yardmen's 3 strike in Chicago.
At the same hour Palmer was giving
this information to the President of the
United States, an Associated Press re-
porter called on Foster at his home in
Pittsburgh and discovered that Foste,
had not been out of that city in nearly
four months, that he was devotinq al
of his time writing a history of the
steel strike and had little information
relating to the railroad situation.
The labor world., 1920-04-24
BAKING THE LABOR DEPART
MENT.

Having cut the appropriations for
the Labor Department almost in the
middle, thereby largely restricting its
field of activities, congress is now look
ing for other avenues in which to at
tack this department.. Representative
Hoch Of Kansas has introduced a bill
instructing the Judiciary Committee Of
the House to frame up impeachment
proceedings against Louis Post, Assist.
ant Secretary Of Labor.
: Post is charged with being "too len
lent with aliens" arrested by spies Of
the Department of Justice. As a mat
ter Of fact, the Labor Department is
acting wholly within its rights and
the law in demanding that sach man
or woman arrested shall have the on