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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
Attend the Band Concert

Cincinnati has not had single
band concert in her parks this
entire season. We have had one
almost every week and not an
individual has been asked for one
penny to defray expenses, The
band members have paid every
thing themselves. Now they need
funds for new music and other
supplies. Come to their splendid
entertainment and dance Wednes-
day night, the 21st, at the opera
house. You will not only be help
ing along the most worthy public
advertising medium Idaho Springs
possesses, but hear magnificent
entertainment as well.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
Highway Engineer
Visits Idaho Springs

James E. Maloney assistant state
highway engineer, was up from
Denver this week. and in company
with J. K. Kimball, Captain Don
ovan, and Fred Miller, went to the
head Of Virginia canon to look
over the survey of Mr., Miller and
his crew, who have been working
on the route of the new road be-
tween Central City and Idaho
Springs Captain Donovan is in
charge of the work in this divis-
ion, and Mr.. Miller and his men
have been working under him.
A good road between here and
Central City is greatly needed and
will be much appreciated by all
who desire to travel that route.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
MRS. 0ENEvlEvE PEEcNER
NOTARY PUBLIC
First National Bank Phone Idaho 40
For Sale

Good seven room brick house on
Colorado Street in Idaho Springs
Nice large pantry and bathroom
Kitchen, pantry and bathroom
newly finished in white and ivory
ena mel.
Nice yard and trees. a real home
that will bring comfort and plea
sure to the purchaser.
1t can be brought very reason
BILE, either tor cash or with very
small cash payment down d
monthly payme ents thereafter.
Much more satisfactory than
renting.
If interested, look this property
over, TO do so, will place you un-
der no obligations whatever, and
it might mean much to your fu-
ture welfare.
G. g. COLEMAN, Owner,
1914 Colorado Street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
Philip Schwartz Has
Surprise Party Tuesday

Philip Schwartz at the Evans
ranch was surprised Tuesday even
ing by a number of his friends
coming to his home to spend the
evening. Refreshments were
served. Those presents were Ben
Pearson, Gilber: and Henry War
ley, Alfred LeProwse, Bryan
Schwartz, John Hallaran, Oscar
Anderson, Dan Wilter, Philip
Schwartz. Dan Kelly, John Ed
wards, Dick Smith, VIM. Crosser.
Jim Armstrong.
Mrs. H. o. Allen will entertain
the Kings Daughters class of the
Methodist church this evening at
her home on Miner street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

Mrs. Ida Klinger. who for sew
months visited in the east, has re-
turned to this city and opened up
the Antlers cafe which was closed
two or three weeks ago. The
hungry" are glad of Mrs. Ringers
return, as she has always been able
to please the public with her home
cooking.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
STATE OF coLoRADo.j
County cf Clear Creek,

b. A. Hoiley. Clerk and Recorder. and ex-efhcio
Clerk 70 the Board Of County Commissioners of
o1ear Greek County. Colorado do hereby certify
that the foresoing has been truly and correctly
taken from The minutes Of the proceedings OF the
Board Of County Commissioners as the same ap-
pears OF record In the minutes Of said proceedings
m my Office remaining.
mTGO In witness whereofI have hersunto set
cOexo3 my hand and affixed the Official seal
Of this. my offics. at Georgetown, this
f4th day Of September. A. D.. 1921.
B. A. HOLLEY,
Clerk and Recorder and Ex-oficio clerk 10
the Board Of County Commissioners OF Clear
Creek. County. Colorado.
w. Il. WALTHER, Deputy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

Nine hours day of hard work will
keep any man out of the penitentiary,
and apparently that is the only cinch
he has in these hazy. crazy days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

The tailors who have decided that
man can dress well for $1,000 year
are apparently unaware that the time
has come to cut out something beside
cloth.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

Recipes for storing eggs in water
glass" appearing in the newspapers are
not nearly as interesting as they might
have been when eggs were 81 a dozen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

POSTAGE STAMPS, collection of
stamps on old letters, deeds, etc.,
bought; will call; give address; state
particulars Of what you have. Frank
Mertz, Brunswick House, Idaho Springs,
Colo. 9I6 I'D
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

A bill has been introduced into con-
gress making '"The Star-Spangled Ban
ner" the national anthem. However,
it is that, whatever congress chooses
to do about 1t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16
Proceedings of the Board
of County Commissioners
SEPTEMBER SESSION. A. D. 1921.

The following bills and accounts were
audited and the Clerk instructed to issue
warrants on the different funds for the
various amounts:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

FOR RENT-Five- room furnished cot
tage, modern. 946 Virginia. Mrs.
James weeks. 9I6 LIP
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

FOR SALE-Good Banquet range, and
furniture. 2O4O Miner. 9161p
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

FOR SALE-At bargain, gasoline
stove. Call at Siftings-News office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

-Subcribe for the Siftings-News
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

Siftings-News for news.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

IF YOU WANT what you want when
you want it. try Siftings-News want
ad. 1t will pay. If
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

WANTED To rent by Oct. LIST, nicely
furnished small house. Phone Idaho
IS. 1925
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-09-16

The classified ad is read by every
person who reads the paper it appears
in, and for that reason is OF great value
in the buying and selling Of various ar
ticles.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
Sas Gotc Sirens nnS bic Snngersnpt
in G6ina.

Dos onlcrifaniide Hotc &reu5 bat
cine Deitcre Suulme bon 100000
sur 8efGmpfung ser SrngcrSnot in
China gcidcnft. 9ie @eion1tIummc
ser fir oieieu 3mef bclti1nnlte Gel
DER oes omerifaniid)cn Soften &relt5.
eS betrGgt nunmebr $1,0OO,OOO.
Siini5igtouicnO Gbineien per0cu CUR
3eit tGglid bon Dem amcrifanilhen
Rotcn &re,,5 in Der ibm ~5ugeluiele'
men @eeenO Oes Sun9ergebicts &C.
IpciIt, mte Der &orIteber Der @ilfSs
ofttou, SEER SSSobn &. 8ofer, III lei.
mem lebten @eri6t nn9ibt.
Oils Iid 6oS ol1erifonii6c Hotc
Rrel,5 erbot, oer bltn9crnocn dineIt'
iden 8ep0Ifcrrng 3l &iIfc 5t font
men, ipllrOe bei6loiien Dab sic bette
9(rt Der @ilfc 0orin bcItcbc, 0aB nan
Ben bungrigen g(rbcit 9cbc unO Die
notwithstanding nit Nobrun9Smitteln
bc5nbIe. IS b6tte niftSgcnilbt, @elo
gum Soul bon Sebensnritteln SIT
i6enfcn. 9os Rotc arclt6 fnltft lei.
ne 2cben8mittcl m Ser Worifurei
un6 on o,ocrn Grtelt, ie1Oct lie nodI
ocn @cbietcn, no sic @nngcr8not
luiltet urO perteiIt tic ourG cine
ior9FdItig opcricreuOc Bropiontobtci.
hung an sic 6nmilicnboritGnor, sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
Der refine MnnS.

Ser @ert ctneS reinen urlo &c.
Inocn WunoeS fam in einen1 Dor
0cm offentli6en 8Ciun6heitsneien
banoelnocn Irtifel nidlt idorf &c.
mug berporgeboben mer0en. &rarf-
beitSfcinlc 9clangen 9eluObnlid in
ben &0rpcr Ourh eincn 8rlld in Der
Sullt oDer Ourd Ole S6leimbout Der
9toic. bcS Wlrnoc$ o0er ollrd Die
SpciIcrobrc. Die geIun6e S1lit
idiibt gcgCn Seine, u~lseenommen
ipenn lie burh ben Bib eines SnieftS
ooer bur6 irgcno Elm Snltrument
ollrdbro6cn miro, @hlno unb Roie
Beltotten ieOod ntdt nur ben &rarf'
bcitsfeimen lcidten 3utritt, ionoern
bietcn ibnCn aud cine i6eaIe 8ruts
ltGtte. Do lie Die our &ermebrutg
paiienoe @0rme beiibeu mo Der
S6leim u10 Spcitel unb oie minSi.
gen lleberrClte bon NnbrungSmittcln
on 6cu 3dbncn eiu ouSge5ci6nctes
Wtittel 5llr 3iihtllng Ser Seine lie.
fern.
Wln0 un0 Naic bieten 3l16em Ell.
ner Woiie bon 8aftericn ben ipirf-
iomlten Sfllb. Sdle6tc 3Gbne, Die
Monocln l1nb sic rolrbe Sberfldde
ser 3urac mciien 3oblrei6e fleine
20der uno &ertiefuugen ollf, Die
6urd otc gcluGbnliden Reini9ltngs-
ulittel, 0ns heiBt, ons obcrfld6liGe
/ 8rtcn ser j3dbne, ni6t crreid,t ipcr.
sen. Mnn Iollte regelm0Big Elm gu.
teS Mhln0paIier bcliibelt. &oltpaI'
Ter eignct iid) 81 6ieIert 3ipef aus
qc5cifnct, 0o es Sen S6leim ouf.
lot, ~belonoers oelL DER ltd) al oert
3GGncn %iununcIt. ane 26der 1T
Sen 3Gbncn rriiiicn Iofort bonn 3a6n-
ar3t bebon6eIt mer0en. 8ei Der Gr-
franflung ser Won0cln ooer 6er
0riiien muB man einen Spe5ialtItcn
fit NaIe. un0 SoI$fronfbeitcn gu
State 3ieben. Mandmnl miro bee
gon3c 86rpcr bon @iften artgcgrif-
fen, sic bon elmer MaiIe bon &ratf'
beitSfcinlen altSgcbcn, Die iid IN et.
mem i6ledten 3obn, in elmer fronfen
Manoel o0cr eincm oriiietartigen
@crpG6S obcn I'M G6Ilrnoc bcfin6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

bel Ser Nnloge bon 8c0cn ulo
StroBcn 9ei6Gftigung finOen.
9cbn Monn bon Dem Is. Snfan'
tcric Icgimcnt scr Sercinigten Stoos
ten il, Eicntiin bclfcn bel Der Iuf.
Iidt ilbcr Oen Yrooiont 0c3 amcris
funii6cn Ioten &rcu5cS unb IA
WurineIolDotc11 inter einent Gffi5icr
Itcbcn Oen Sngeniclrcn 0es Imcri-
fouiIdct Roten &rcu5cs, Die nit Dem
StroBcnboll bcoltftrogt iirb, bel.
ISc0cr Qrbritcr crbGIt cine Cages.
ration irn0 fam ale 5lpei 8od)e1t CT.
ncr Gag lang feline 6omilte beiufen.
Gr nintmt Damn ieinen 2oht fir 6met
gSohcn in @cItolt bon Nobrungs'
mitteln nit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
III q. 2.

(rnolo ScinIcin i6gt 3. 8. @ous
bo!3 fir gen Sug, Ser 0oSielbe 5llrt
@ou elmer nelten S6cirnc bertoen'
Sen miro.
Senrp gilgeibreft berfoufte 0ieIer
Gage cine Id6ne WiIdfub an Or
noIo Scinlcin fir $75.
Mebrcrc bon bier begabcn lid
Ictte ISOLDE nod 9op lint Dem BE-
gr1bniiie oeS BERT. @6mlnO DOLL
bci5ulpobnen.
Gbos. Grni un6 Somilie, bon
&anias, befinOen iid bier ouf 8eiu6
bel 8eripanoten.
SSn Ser @etbanien . Stride tpllr6cn
[etten Sonntog folgenOe &inoer con-
firutirt: grwin SelmenOad, @rluin
S6eible, @eorg 9icbOff, 2oltis Sou'
mann, SIorcnce Soaertien Cora
Soothing, Salitba Sug uto Winnte
gticboff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

sos. &ooe, bon Coles Greet,
mlrbe lettcn Sreitag bon Ieiter
@attin nit einem S06terdcu be-
ihcnft.
SRI. Gmmo 2ingenfelOcr, bon
ct. 2oltis, meilt e%egenmGrtig bier
5l,m 9ei16 ibrer M1lttcr, Bittpe
2olliS 2ingenfeloer.
81. 9. Staton, bon ct. Soiepb,
Mto.. &bieror5t, befnnO ii6 lebte
ISOLDE bier rno mte er uns mittbeiltc
bcobiidtigt er ii6 in ~uniercr Stoot
nicoerSulniien.
Der 1rauenperein Der ct,
@eorgs 3 @emeinbe miro ON Don't
nersto9, Den 81. Mdr5 iuicOer cines
icincr beIicbtcn Soffce. SrGn5dcn Der.
anitoltcn.
-6rIs. emma &otD unb @iIoa
@acfiner, Wel6e lingcrc 3cit IN ct.
2ouis beiddftigt maren, fcbrten am
0onncr8tog iuie0er nod 2ittlc Ser
ger 5uriid.
-Gbriit, Slmbllrg, nobe Stomp
Sill, iomie iein Gcrmanbter, Scnrp
@ebrmleller, bon 8oofer, SeraS, po.
FER 9onnerstog in @ei6dften bier,
GrIterer Inn cine 6or0 Gar 5l falt'
fen, mic audi g(naeigc 5u maden be-
5iiQli6 icirer BON ibnt geboltenciI
3uhttiere. @n5cige otOcr8tpo in
0ieicm 9Iott.
SEER un0 6rnlt Goitor s. 90.
Nertel, bon scr ct. 8nltIs, Stride IN
Ban, pciltcn GonnerStd9 in @es
id,Gftcn bier.
-2(m WontoQ mar nod oeu1 SEQ,
LENDER SriibIinqS : g(nfong, obcr in
g3irfliMfeit bat ser Trii6liug idon
por rnebr ais cinem Mtonat icincn
Gin5ug ge1ultcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

sos. &ooe, bon Coles Greet,
mrr6e letten Greitag bon ieiner
Satin nit einem Eodter6en be-
ihcnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Solpgamie @ielDeibcrei). SD glal.
be on 0ic SrtnSipien Ser Staatsber-
foiirtn9 Der Sereinigten Stooten rnO
cs lit meinc abiidt, Elm 9iireer Der
@ercintgtcn Stooten au pcroen uno
ouf INNER alIe Die irgeno einenl
auslGnOiidlm 6iiritcn, Sotentuten,
Staate ooer Oberbobeit gei6u(oete
8fIidt ut6 &rerte 81 entiagen, uno
beionberS Die Bflidt un0 Srelte, Der
gCgcniibcr, Ocren 9iir9er Clln-
tertan) i'd bis icbt mar; es lit meme
4bii6t, meinen @obnort 6olrern0 in
oen 8creinigtcn Stooten oufSuifIa.
gen.
Ncuntens. SD fam 0ie englii6e
Spro6e ipreden.
3cbntens: Sd babe peniglten8 5
Sabre Dor 0cm 9otlln oieies &c.
iudeS 6alcrn0 in sen 8ereinigten
Staaten gelebt, n6mlif felt .
ammo Commit .~, uno in bem
Staat CGerritoriltm ooer 9iitrift bon
Golumbio) ,.~. peni9itenS / Sobr
Dor bem 9atum bieieS @eiudes.
nGmli6 lett ~ Sag OeS~~amro
9omini ..,~..
Citizens; SD babe bis iest nod fei.
nem @criftsbof ein gtatltroIiIationS.
geiu6 cingercift. SD babe Gin
Natltroliiotionsgeiltd) eingereidt bel
ocm - @eridtSbof - bon 500.
in .....~., l,n6 beiogtes @eiu6 mltr6C
5ltriidgepicien Bel beiaqtem @cridtS,
bof aus folgenoen @rilnOen unN llr'
laden, nGmlid, ~., un6 OiC
ltrIud)cn Oicicr 8ermei9erlln9 iini
ieitbcr beboben ipor6en.)
SSn Gincm @nbong SIT 6ieiem &c
iltde un0 oIS Sell 6esieIben iini
meine MISUNDERSTANDING, Elm 9iirgeI
ser 8ereinigten Stooten at tperben
uno oo8 bonn @eiet borgeIfrieben
Oofumcnt oes Grbeits0cportcment.
beigefiigt. SIR @eiudIteGcr bite
Iomit, aIs 9iirger ser 8ereinigte1
Stooten 5ugeIoiIen st mer6cn.
NulItlll .--.."..-...----.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
.......GIerf bes @eridtsbofes.
(6ortietun9 foGot.)
81 II 81. 1.

0ie &(coiont Sill Sdl1Ic miro
unt /, IpriI hire S6luBfeier abboG-
fen, fir mcGdc 2ebrerin 9(IIte SORT.
mann uro ibrc SfiiIcr iebt ihon
&orbcrcitungcn t~reffen.
Strait 2ol1i8 9toctbc1ncper, mClde
Iid in &oIebu6, i'm Seim ibrer God
ter, 6rou Itno 9iern1onn, inter
Gr5tlid)cr @cban6lltng befinOct, gebt
ol(lrl1lig Scr 9ciicrllng cnt8egcn.
Otto @~rofenfomp, mcId)er an
RbeuinotiSnuts 0%ornic6crlo8, bat lid
luiebcr iolpcit crDolt 6oB er GUS
gebert fam.
Grtbrr GrQeIbreft, Gin Sobn bon
%oicpb GngeIbrc6t bon bier, uno
Stu0c1t ocS Ghen Seminor8, miro
bette, Gbarfrcitog, IN Ser ct.
8m1lSs Stride in Scrmonn cine Fre'
bi9t balten.
Oscar Berger lit nod ct, Souts
gereiit uni BORT 9ei6Gftigung at3n'
treten.
Sris 9iermann, bon &oIcblto, bat
Durd) s.. S6mibt, Oent befontter
Igenten Elm Mnrpca auto gcfa,lft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Die gei6eibenbeit lit benz Ser
6ienItc. mas Der Sdatten Den @eltal.
ten eines @emdIbes; iie sibt ibm
4roft un6 G1tsOrid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Cute Gortei. @cirotbScnnOioot
gum &crmittIcr); g6er bGrcn Sic
nal - Sic nanrltcn meme 3ltfiinf.
tiqc 9uusbciiterin ober ba8 @ous
lit ia MIR cine erbGrmlide fleine 9lt.
sc!
8crmittIer: g(bcr nerii6crt, n1cin
Better - bod ueriidert!
-0os 8olfbslott $500 per Sobr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
8ie man Siirscr ser %ereinisten
Staatcn wirb.
(6ortieeung,)
Qos g
gcud d.

biers" 0oS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cinrci6cn mill, gcGt man 5nerlt o0nc
3e1gcu no6 Ocm Glcrf bes @crldts.
bots. Ser G[crf miro ei1em ON
&erlonacu bo$ 8eiltf mn 3rtItclnng
elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
Itenen, neldes @eiu6 NIT bent "er'
item Bobier" OH Dos @rbeitSoeporte'
ment in @aIbingtor, @. e., 81 ibid
Ell lit. 9ic 8eb0rbcn III @a1bIng'
ton ltelen boroltf in Den Offentltd)en
llrfun6en cine Nadforidlnlg ilber
oie Mnfunft 0es 8eiu6ItcIers IN oc1l
8erciniotcn Staotcn on. @crppbnltd
nin1mt bics me6rere Wonote, manf-
nal 5 llnb 6 Wonote IN Inipruh.
Nodoen1 lie bie 2onbung beltilr1iltt
hot, i6idt sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in @oibinqton Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ol,rg an Sen @cridtsbcf, ourd Den
man boS @iirgerredt eriperbcn NIL.
Scr glerf bes @eri6tsbofs ihidt
cincn1 bororf cine &oItforte nit Der
g~uffor0crung, in nadIter Belt nit
ieinen 5pei 3e,tgcn 51 erlfcinerI Inn
6as 0otltraliIotionSgcilld el115lt'
reihcrt.
gtaf GinreiGung 6es @eIllhS er'
b6lt man cine &artc, in Der beifet.
Mat lit, oaB man ein ~gtatnrnl1Ia'
tionSgeI16 cingercidt bat, uno Die
cinem an5eigt, bab maj na6 Iblolt
bon 80 Sagen bor9cloben miro, nit
ieinen 5lpei 3ellgcn gum Sdl1lBoer'
Dor 5u erI6einerL.
Ser @eiufiteller muB beipcilen
fonnen, 0oB er fiinf Sabre in Den
8ereinigtcn Staaten lebt.
.&ein auslGrtber fam gum gilr'
gerredt 6l,eeIaiien uer0cn, Der midi
iuGbren6 zines fortlaufen6en 3eit'
raum8 bon 5 Sabren Dor ieiner Git
Ioiilng in Sen gercinigten Stooter
Ie6t."
0os gtatltraliIntionsgeiud CUR Gr.
Gangrlng Ocs n5iueiten 8apierS'
(8ii~rgerbrief) fam nidt frilber elm
gercidt meroen ols 9 Sabre mad
J. 0cm 0atlm 6cS nGriten Eapier8."
8er Dor Dem 80. Sunni 1906 il
Sen Sereinigten Stooten anfont
braildt feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno muB bos 6orlmtIor 221l
(TactS for 8ptitton for NotlroIi3o
tion) b%cniiben. 8er ic0o6 nodl Sen
90. Stunt 1906 atfom bro,tdt 0i
MISUNDERSTANDING ltn0 m1lB ga,
Torml1lor 1926 Rcquest for Ger
tificatc of MrriboO bCmtben.
TolqcnOeS lit cine llc6cricbltng Sc:
Nntltraliiatipn8gci1d)eS:
= d.
Sn Ser InQcIegenbeit 6eS Notllrn
liiotionsgciltdcS bon .--~ Inn az
:. 9iirger Ser Gereini9tcn Stooten gu
9eIaIIen ST. mer6en.
In 6cr ...-. @erihtSbof:
8a8 acknowledgements bon.
:. acigt:
:: Griten8: Mcin boI(cr Same iIt.-.
;, 3rpcitcn8: Mcin @obnprt il
Summer StroBe, Stoot.
Stoot (Eerritorilm o6cr OiItrift boz
GoIumbio) .~.
9rittens: Mcin 8er1lf lit .-.
Siertens: Sd BIN gcboren ol1t-..
Gag oeS ,~..,. i'm Sabre .~...
3 Siinftens: Sd luonbcrte mad oel
Screinigten Stooten aus pnr ..-
ont ober 1n9cfGbr ont 80 ga,
II beS . ammo 9onini, ..~..., Uni
fam i'm Safen bon .~....~. OH, in Ser
8ercitieten Stooterr, nit Dem Gam
pier ..-.-.
Seditens: Rcine abii6tserfIG
rltlg, 8iirecr Der Sereini9tcn Staa
ten 5t tuerhcn bobe i6 eingerei6
om ..~..-.. Sag bes .~.-, IN ...-,.. il
oem -.-.. @ertdtsbof bon -~..~
Siebenten8: SD bin ..-... oerDei
. ratbet. Ser @onte meincr Srau il
~-. sic lit eeboren ........ Uni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
81


(ltnterifrift bes 8eiudIteGer s~~..~.
., nod 8%eretoigune be3eugt
Dor @cridt ltno iugt aus, bob er
Ser I'M obigen Serfnbrer 9enannte
@cIuGsitcIer lit, bob err bas bor'
Itebenoc @ei,td eeleien bot unb Def
len SnboIt fennt; Oob basielbe na6
ieinem ei9enen 8iIien Der @obrbett
entipridt, ult8genommen 6iejentgen
borin entbaItenen 9inge, sic als oltf
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-09
oRPHEuM
BIG STARS AT ORPHEUM THE
COMING WEEK.

Rae Samuels. the ''blue streak Of
vaudeville" will head the Orpheum
show for the coming week, starting
Sunday afternoon. Rae Samuels is a
singer of character songs without an
equal and she is one Of vaudevilles
big favorites and will prove q huge
success in Duluth. Other features on
the bill will be the minstrel king,
Lew Dockstader. and this comedian
has been making audiences laugh for
long time, and to a great many Lew
Dockstader is the leader in his line,
and certainly his talk is side split
ter.
The celebrated stars are another
feature. Matyon Vadie. the peerless
dauseuse, and Ota Gygi, the court vio-
linist to the king of Spain, offer a
repertoire Of classical masterpieces,
and they are supreme artists.
CurZon sisters are the original
flying butterflys and their act is one
of original beauty and daring skill.
Bill Robinson is called the black
daffydil and the shady hued COM
edian has much ability and is real
stopper and comedian.
An equine SURPRISE is Sultan, who
is presented by Miss Emma B. Lind
say and this animal Is creating a. great
deal Of wonderment and entertain
ment over the Orpheum circuit.
Howard, Sadler and Company offer
a vaudeville surprise and novelty
much appreciated.
For the following week, April II,
the Orpheum will offer the greatest
attraction that has ever visited Du-
luth, the greatest act in vaudeville,
Singers Midgets, who are a sensa-
ton, this act is comprised of 80 tiny
people, 20 prancing ponies. dogs and
midget elephants with three carloads
of scenery and electrical effects.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-09
UNIQUE: Plan Of:
MINING SUCCESS
Miners Have Themselves ODER.
ated Digger, Ind, Coal Mines,
j: Successfully Eight Years.

WASHINGTON. April IA. form
Of cooperative coal mining succeeds
at Digger, Indiana, according to J.
]. Bourquin, mining engineer OF the
United States bureau Of mines.
The mine property was leased eight
years ago by the miners. who formed
the Digger Mutual Coal and Mining
company. Now there are 81 miners
and 20 day men employed. These
workers are members Of the United
Mine Workers. At first many diff
culties were encountered, but after a
struggle the mine was put on paying
basis.
The company is no incorporated,
but is licensed as partnership organ
ization. Thus, legal responsibility for
any Indebtedness incurred rests both
on the company and its individual
members. Only men who actually
mine and load coal are admitted to-
partnership. The day men are paid
according to the prevailing wage scale
Of the district. When it is deemed
advisable to admit mere miners men
employed in other capacities are given:
preference. On assuming the duties
company and are entitled to a share
Of the earnings.
All business transactions are han
died by two committees-a. finance
committee of three members and a
policy committee of five members.
Each member Of the company has a
vote in the election Of members to
these committees.
The superintendent Of the mine is
paid monthly salary equal to one
tenth of the sum Of the earnings of
the 10 miners receiving the highest
pay for the month. This naturally
encourages close supervision and eff
cheney on the part Of that official.
The wages of day men, sales COM
missioners, royalty fees and other
overhead expenses are deducted from
the gross: income derived from sales
of coal during the given period. The
remainder represents the net earnings
of the mine. This sum is pro-rated
u Tie pdIIucIS dCCVAuA18 ~ I11SAI IS"
spective net stonhages of production,
exclusive Of coal used in the boiler
plant. By this method each man
shares in the profits of the company
according to the amount Of coal he
produces.
If. a. partaer "decides to sever his
relations with the company, his earn
ings are paid up in full and his share
of the company, stock for which he
has paid by assessments is refunded.
It is said that there is always "a wait
inS list OF day workers eager to take
the place of any miner who resigns.
Trouble arises occasionally among
the day meg in this mine, as else
where, and when these differences can
not be settled between the day men
and a. committee representing the
company, strikes have occurred. Then
all work is stopped, and the miners
who comprise the partnership under
which the mine" operates, put down
their tools and come out with the
strikers and the mine is idle until
the differences have been arbitrated
by the executive board of the Miners
union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-09
HAS FIRST STRIKE SINCE
PASSAGE OF RAILROAD Law

ATLANTA. Ca, April Z. 49, The
first strike under the Cummins-Esch
law was recorded, when $500 en-
ployes Of the Atlanta, Birmingham
Atlantic railroad tied up traffic be-
cause of a wage cut. The reduction
was made operative regardless of pro-
visions in the railroad act governing
such conditions
Recently the road attempted to cut
wages, but the railway labor board
stopped this irregular move. The
board showed that the law authorizes
both parties to appear before it,: The
road was then thrown into the hands
of a. receiver and Federal Judge Sibley
ordered wages cut so per cent of the
total Of all increases granted since
1917.