davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

vryly udalOstl pred AnlccnOu
syatbou stopami nezahladitel.
nymi. Ne ze BY byval polka
dal jejich konec "a nestesti,
ale videl, kan az dovede clo-
vska nedostatek pensz a ja-
kou moe mu poskytujf, mali
jich dostatek. Vzdyt', ylastne
zvitezil Dublin a. prosadi! svou
Will jenopp pencil - jednak
svJmi, jednak prostredky kar-
telu. =, ...,
ASyi-Ansi .Setrilove bylo COST
jake ,neurcite tuseni, ze se ma
skytla take jemu pfilezitost,
aby ukazal sve bohatstvi ne
jako nashromazd6ny poklad,
ale jako moe, kterou soustfe-
dill We svych rukou ktere sc
neodolava.
Ma Nevolu sc rozpomnel
zfidka. Nebyl by tvrdil, ze
to jes vzponlinka pfijemna, ale
sve trapnosti pozbyla prom Ia
Ike v mire velmi znacne. Poma
lu Sc presvedEil svymi 1vaha-
mi Setril, zei jeho jednani by
10 spravne a. kotektni, ze 81
nema CO vycitat, .ze by mu O.
statn6 nemohl mic vytykat ami
Nevola sam. Boze, konec kon
Gu nelze uirat, ze prokazal
mu mlady muz velikou sluzbu,
ale odmenu, kterou 81 vyminil,
nemohl mu Setfil dat. Vyrov-
ma Sc $ MIN ,jinak. Ostatne
kdo vi, s'jakymi nazory a pla-
ny vrati Sc Nevola. Ia til ro-
Ky J. Sc. clovek zmeni, zejmena
v takovych pomerech. A pax
20 ma to vse je dost casu, jeste
rok
Mavl l1akou a SCI, Ease dohli-
zet a pracovat. Pani Setfilo-
va nikdy nemluvila o Nevolo-
vi, zapofnn6la vdhec ma jeho
existenci, t6 st1any mel tedy
pokoj. & A jinak Ibylo prace
dost a dost.
Vstoupiy rano do pracovny,
sem otviral dosle dopisy, pre-
cetl je, nekolika slovy pozna-
menal, v jakem smyslu jest vec
vyfidit a ktery drednik to ma
ucinft. Bral ijedno psani po
druIhem, vetsinou poznaval jiz
die firmy ma obalce, oc jde.
Ale ted sahl po dopise, jenz
mel nadpis znameho prazske-
ho hotelu a ma nemz bylo ve-
likym pismem poznamenano
Vev rye osobni. !,
Setfil zbledl a prejel rukou
cello. ,f1..t<.,, -
Blaznim? Ten je pfece
jeste v zalafi! Ovsem. jsou
tomu prece teprve diva roxy.
Nesmysl! Nahodna podoba
pisma.e IL ~ a3A44s
Pfece vsak Sc mu chvela ru-
ka, kdyz rozTezaval. !, ,obalku
PAX vynal psani, pohledl ma
podpis a -l-uka $, lehkym list.
KEN papiru klesla, mu ma still,
Jakoby nebyla to udrzet TAX
tezke BRINE.
Pred ocina Sc nln zatmelo
pismo mu pred mimi poskako.
vala Jako v, blaznlXem reji
Vstal a prosel kancelari,s cho.
pi! BE zpovu doutnfku, kterJ
pred tim odlozil, pax Sc ope1
posadil ku psacimu stolu a ko.
necne cetl:
"Velevazeny pane poklad-
niku,
ppchojite, re prvni ma navst6.
va. jakmile jsem mel moznos1
jit, kan jsem chtA, ,bude Wy:
konana u Vas. Nemyslim, 81
ce. ze nekdo 2 yasich lidi .mns
Una, ale pfece z, !opatrnosti $
dovolim pfiiti k Vam mezi. .po
lednem, presn6 Q, sjedne Aodi
ne, kdy ,nebpde y kancelari nj
koho. .Ocekayejte tedy zitr;
v udanou hodinu
Sveho oddaneho
Ur No
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

~ - 80 NJ ~ ~. .ss IN ssg ~. ss aa.
st.TN IaN ~ tF ~
hych musil obetoyat piece. -
Jsem mu tim povinen - A je.
stArpfi. tom zfskavam; vzdyt'
jsem mel ylastne dat padesat
tisfc q zatim je dal Dublin ze
sveho. -. q.
Zastrcil J. Nevoldv dopis ~.
chile do kapsy a pax Sc chopil
daisich obchodnich listI, pax
zazvonil, rozdelil praci a zd.
stal opet sam. .
- Jisto je, ze neutekl, rekl
81, byli bychom cetli 0 tom y
novinach. Jeho trest je tedy
odpykan. Patrne byl v Rano.
We a dovedel Sc, ze jsme Sc Cd.
stehovali 49,. pax slysel ovsem
take, ze Sc jiz provdala AniG.
'ka "a Dubina 49,. Jak asi pri.
jde? Jako zalobce Ii - -.
> Prave tax znela otazka, kite.
ROY 81. predkladal Neyola, ,ubi.
raje Sc z blizkeho nadrazi k
Setfilove cihelns, a vile, v niz
promenil svdj byvaly statek
znacnou prestavbou. Hleds
ma nj pocitil mladik COST jaksi
zavist a litost:.
- Dnes je tn panem a ne.
byt mne, kdo vi? :. Ne, neni
to pravda, nepotreboval mne
to vse opatril mu Dublin, &C
jsem ucinil, bylo zbytecno, ne,
pomohl jsem nikomu a zniciI
jsem sebe. Prinesl jsem obet
- pa'ni Dubinove. A ted ted
prichazim sem =. jako co? -
Jako clov6k, jenz provedl hlou
py kousek, 0 ktery nestal nj.
kdQ. al, S
Kracel kolem Willy dale dc
poll !. Nebyl jeste cas- k ma.
vsteve a potulovat Sc kolem
cekat, byvalo by bylo ,napaIdnc
- kde kdo by hledel ma cizin-
ce, jenz tn pobihal, byl by sic
doval, kan jde,, a konecne w
kladal ,kde komu, ze neznamj
Sci k panu Setrilovi ma tajnor
navstevu. v dobe, v dobe, kdy
sc nesetka u neho s nikym.
. .Pohledl ma hodinky, mel je'
ste pdl druhe hodiny Sasu. u
minil 81 tedy, ze pdjde til ctvr
ii hodiny cesty dale "a osad,
a. .potom Sc vrati. ucinil tai
vskutku q schazela. sotva ne
kolik minut do jedne, kdy;
stanul pred vilou. Jak Sc m:
chovat, jiz nepfemyslel, rex
81, ze bude nejlepe jednat dl'
okamzite vnuknuti.
Prosel dvirky a chtel zami
tit k hlavni, budove, kdyz .
domku u divert vysel starry, Sc
dy muz dymkou v utech a t;
zal Sc dosti prisne.
- Kan jdete, pane?
- K panu Setrilovi - rex
strucne Nevola a chtel jiti da
le.
= Ted asi nebude v kan
|celari.
q ~ SAN, ~ " AAN tINNOION>
a myslim, re mne ceka.
~ Podivam Sc - rekl trdt
Slime vratny - koho mann o
hlasit?
Reknetel. proste, ze tu il
pan, jenz oznamil svou navste
WI ma jednu hodinu v poledn'
dopisem.
Stark pohledl jeste jedno,
patrave ma mla'deho muze, -
pax kracel do hlavni budovy
vessel, ale vratil sc okamzite.
- Racte, pan vas vskutkl
Seka.
Nevola sci po ceste posypa
ne piskem, jeho srdce prudc'
bilo, zdalo Sc r1u, ze pozby
jeho krok pevnosti, re vravo
ra, vzchopil Sc, daval 81 ma Sc
be lepe pozor, ale pripadal.
mu, re jde jeste nejisteji ne,
pred tim. Jeho rozpaky tin
-
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- Z o II 4. N !.
Napssl Ksrel N. Pfibramskt.

! a n -
4. Pfibramskt. !,
by spfse who'd tato druha MOI.
nest. Byl by polapen. znovu
cds9uzen, Ease by, Sc "a, MIN
zavfely ,dyeTe azalaae, q on,
muz dnes tax vazeny byl by
zbaven cloveka !. jehoz Sc
bal? Ne. opakoval 81, jednal
jscm, v1ci nemu zcela korekt-
ne; zcela, sprayne, mac Sc he
tedy bat?' Proc 81 prat, ably "a.
Sc ,zmizel Sc sveta? Ach. ano,
nyni jiz chapal svdj strach -
NeNola nemel pr&va neco mu
vycitat, ale on, Setfil, nemel
jiz prava vyzadovat ma SVEN
tbyvalem podrizenem, aby MI
eel: Nevolovi Sc nedostalo to-
ho, echo pozadoval. ze tim ne.
byl vinen Anicein otec, bylo
lhostejno. Bude-li inject Ii
viuvit, zalezelo jenom ma jeho
vdli. A ia byla vice nez po-
chybna.*
Ale ze nepomyslil ma to dfi-
We! Coz nebyl phi smyslech
pred necelymi dvema lety, kdy
vkladal ru'ku Aniccinu do Du.
binovy2 Nepomyslel ma to, ze
pax ma Nevola nepopiratelne
'pravo mluvit, odhalit vse? A
nejen pravo, nybrz ze to ucini
zcela jiste, ably Sc pomstil,. ze
ned0sahl ,toho, pc Gem touzil?
Veru,, nebylo by. divu, kdyby
byl ma to neyzpomnel, jeho 81
tuace byla tax hrozna Ale
ted Sc rozpominal: tez tehda
no napadla tato obava, avsak
tehda nasel neco, CO no upo.
kojovalo, co no pfesvedcilo, ze
Sc nemusi bat. Ale byla to
patrne pouha fantasie, poseti.
" pfelud, nebot' prave nyni
kdy by mu il bylo nejvice tre.
ba, Sc tato odvaha nedostavo,
vala, A .prece ,.s,
Setril chodil jizi Ease dlouhJ
mi kroky .po sv6tnici. ,Ach
ano, pravda !. A vlastn6 ne.
byla tato donlnenka tax nelo
|gickou, jak Sc zdala ma prvn
1pohled Vskutku: at Ne.
VIOLA mluvi! At zv6stuje sve'
tn, re zlodejem, jenz ukrad
ranovske sporitene padesat ii
sic, nebyl Nevola, jenz Sc pfi.
znal a jenz vylicil vse do de
taild, nybrz ten, jehoz prvn
zprava 0 neporadku v ,istav1
by byla stala malem zivot, par
pokladnik Setfil, tehda clov6l
zamozny a dnes bohaty pra
myslnik. Ano, tvrdit to, Wy
pravovat to mGze. ale t6zsi bu
de nalezt cloveka, jenz by u
vGfil takovou bachorku.
Setril sc. zastavil u .okna
hledel do zahrady a. pax 81
vztycil pin jistoty sebevedo
mi.
| - Hlavni veci jest nedat 81
pfekvapit, vylozit mu, ze jsen
jednal zcela tax, jak 81 pral
ze tedy je "a ddsledky toho
co Sc stalo, zodpoveden sam
Zlstal-li ,takovym, jakym byl
da Sc ukonejsit, nell bude as
vyhrozovat. A pak bude nej
lepe, ukazu-h mu zcela chlad
ne, ze jeho domnele odhalen
no. .zavede nejkratsi cestou, ,ot
kud prisel, znovu do zalar'
pro utrhani ma cti nebo vydi
!rani. II
Ale GO $ MIN .pocit? Nikd.
no neprijmou, mfsta nedosta
ne, jmeni nema. Zahynout hi
nemohu nechat, jiz Z pouhe o
patrnostis me. Pravda, !. tehd'
jsme Sc smluvili, re vstoupi d.
mych sluzeb jako lrednik +,
pozdeji spolecnik. o tom ne
mi reci, ale konecne prijmou
Ihp do kancelare, BY bylo moz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

PRODA Sc grocerni stor tri
roxy lease, velmi levny rent.
Haste Sc v cisle 1901 Clark
Ave. Tel. Hemlock 1855.
k sta S-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

PRODA Sc novy dum Sc
vsim pohodlnym zarizenim,
naleza Sc ma vych. 1873. ul., {.
4257 z Beechwood Ave. Hla-
ste Sc tamtez. 8-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27
PEcE o DlTE.
kojite sv< nsmluvns? !?

< Z
kojite sv< nsmluvns?
Daleko vice zen mdze koji
ii sve nemluvnata, nez by Sc
vSeobecne myslelo. Faktem je,
ze jen malo Zen je dplne ne
schopno kojeni. TAX zvana ne
schopnost kojeni jest v mnoha
pfipadech spise neochotnost
nez, neschopnost. - Nicmene
mnoho Zen 81 myslf, ze jsou
neschopne kojenf,- kdyz We sku
teenosti jsou schopne. Nikoli
necasto Sc zahy stava, ze Sc
cd kojeni upousti, ponevadz
,mleko Sc pozde objevuje. Ia
soba mleka je caste nedosta-
tecna, kdyz matka je v poste-
Ii a jako nasledek toho Sc cd
'kojeni upusti. Nenf to mic ne
obycejneho, ze lmleka pribude
" dostatecnem mnozstvi,. kdyz
matka mdze ldzko opustiti a
chopiti Sc povsechne prace. =
|, v jinych pripadech ucineny
pokusy kojeni z obavy, re ma
maha ,kojeni bude nadprilisna
pro zdravi matky. Jest prav-
dou, ze v nekterych pripa-
dech kojeni zdola podstatne
matku. Nicmen6 .nesmi byti
zapominano, ze koieni je nor
malni stav a ze mnohe zeny
Sc citi phi kojeni lepe nez
kdykoli. jindy. Kdyby i to ze-
nu zdolalo, tu pres to matka
by mela prinesti do jiste miry
nejakou obet' vzhledem k do
bremu pocatku ditete. Mnoh-
dy Sc pravi, ze jsou zeny pri.
lis nervosni, nez aby kojily,
ze z te priciny Sc mleko stane
spatnym a ze nemluvne bude
poboufeno a nebude prospiva
til. To jest be7envM pochyby
pravdou v jistych pfipadech,
Jine zeny nicmen6 ma pohled
pro kojeni nevhodne ukazaly
Sc jako velice dobre kojne. z
te priciny pokus kojeni ma
byti yzdy ucin6n a neni-li u.
|spesny,. pozdeji.
Mnohdy Sc mysli, re to ne.
stoii "a to pro zenu kojiti ne
mluvne, lee ze by mohla tai
finiti po znacnejsf dobu. -
Tato domnenka jest .ovsem Il
pine mylnou, pon6vadz men
v zivote nemluvnete DOLBY vi
ce ddlezitejsi pro prsni nile
ko, nez pri pocatku jeho zivo
ia, Neni dolby, kdy traveni ne
mluvnete Sc snadno pobouri Z
tezce napravi, jako V rannycl
dnech a tydnech jeho zivota
Kdyz nemluvne dostane kaz
dy den nebo tyden prsni nile
ko, bude miti dobry pocatek ;
bude-li treba, pripraveno tai
pro potravu umelou. Take 81
nekdy mysli. re jest to obtiz
ne poskytnouti mu prs, lee Z,
by mu mohla byti poskytnut;
prsem veskera potrava. jim
mysli, re jest to nebezpecn'
michati lidske mleko s umelo1
potravou. Tato domnenka spo
civa ovsem ma velikem omylu
Umela potrava nemIze ucinit
prvni mleko obtiznejsim k1
traveni, kdezto prsnf mlek'
zcela jiste ucini umelou potra
WI snadn6jsi k zazivani. Kaz
da sebe mensi cast Gmeleh
mleka napomdze nemluvnet
a ucini mu snadnejsf potrav
umelou.
Jest-li po dIkladne zkousc
neni materske mleko postac
telne, slazene zhust6ne shled
no uzitecnym, jezto jest z ks
zde uncle potravy to nejstrs
vitelnejsi. Paki matefske mi
ko ,sklame nadobro, tn jes
nejlepe dati nemluvneti slaz
Inc zhustene a pakli vhodn
krmeno, poskytne toto post;
.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27
DR. 8 B N E
OZNAM MKY.
PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc OPERATOR ma
muzske kabaty, stala prace.
Haste Sc hned u Nobby Tailo
ring Co., 2573 vych. IS. ul.
8-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnlku a
skolnich potfeb, naleza Sc v {.
1915 Buckeye Rd.,, je tam Ia
ruceny tydni prijem S450, da
Sc velmi.. LEVINE. Bizsi sdeli
Mr.. Zimerman, 6015 Scovill
Ave. S-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

PRoDA Sc obchodni misto,
roh zap. 83. ul. a Lorain. Prd-
cell Is str, hloubky $50 str
nobre okoli. Hlaste SO Y G&.
85O6 Lorain Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-27

CHCETE-LI KoUPIT novy KO
BEREC opravdu LEVINE, kupte
ho prostrednictvim obchodu
KOvARE a LlBALA, {. 4313
CLARK AVE.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23

Henry Kitchell Webster's fame as
a novelist is mounting all the time.
The principal reason is that each
book he turns out is little better
than the last one. Another reason is,
he strikes a note distinctly pleasing
to women. He believes the modern
woman will work out her own saliva
lion and incidentally, much of the
salvation of the world. He thinks
that women should have the right,
within reason, to go their own gait
He has written fine detective
stories, charming fantasies, careful
studies, and during recent years has
turned his talents TO wonderfully
realistic stories Of American home
life. He is Chicago man and one
Of that city's most prideful posses
sions. His latest novel, "Joseph
Greer and His Daughter" to be
printed serially in this paper, is
much the best thing he has ever
lone.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23

Joe H. Dewitt. publisher of The
Rupert Pioneer-Record, was in town
his week assisting at the Herald
office.
F. Hyrum Fajrchild has gone To
Ogden, Utah, p-here he will spend
the winter.
Leave your orders for turkeys
early so that we can better look af-
ter your wants. Phone SO, Central
Market.
1t is rumored that work viii soon
be resumed at the Oasis oil we'll
in the Raft river country.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Erickson kere
II from their ranch. Wednesday and
Thursday.
On account of the arrival of y
number of new dresses from New
York City the special sale at the La
dies Shop has been extended one
week longer. Dresses Porret, Twill,
Canton Crepe and Taffeta, $6.OS,
$1.9S, $i2.9S; p per cent discount
on coats; 20 per cent discount on l..
ID. $. underwear
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23

The Misses Teresa Anderson. Ra-
chel Clark, Agnes and Emma Fred
erickson of Burnley and Nasc0e
Parks of Declo spent Hast Sunday
here visiting friends.
Halve1'son's viii have on display
about Thanksgiving a complete line
OF Mime. Hendron's walking and talk
ing dolIs-the original and best
made MAMA" doll on the market.
These were purchased by Mrs. Hall
version while in New York City. One
beautiful doll says its prayes and
remembers everybody; also reeSt4ss
Little Boy Blue" and other nursery
rhymes. This doll to be given away
Christmas eve. The price of genubfe
Mime. Hendron dolls, all dr1sse1;
starts at 1925, so you can see thcy
are not expensive. Come and be
convinced.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23
Ford Trucks Are Bought
On Performance Records

If you were to ask a hun
dred-or a thousand-Ford
rruckownerswhy they use
Ford trucks, in preference
to all others, they would
likely say, Because the
Ford stands up"
They know that under the
endless grind Of daily ser
Ford Tracks can be bought fhross
SOLOMON'S FORD
Phone z
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
FEDERATION AGAIN
ENDORSES ROCHDALE
CONTINUED from Page /,

condition, In which it costs now, IN
der our really unscientific system OF
distribution, more to sell than 1t does
to manufacture.
THAT which should naturally go
to the relief of the great masses in
better wages. shorter hours and low
or prices for the necessities Of life Is
really utilized by syndicated capital
lists for their rown further enrichment
and to bolster up and keep going a
system that viii ultimately, unless
checked, lead to destruction.
1T lies in the hands Of the work
ers and producers, agriculturally
and industrially. to save the enormous
criminal waste which Is now adding to
the cost Of living, discomfort and
misery Of the great burdenIbearing
masses.
Next to our trade union n of the
most simple and effective we
have in hand of saving much of this
waste for the consumer as well as
the producer is the cooperative move
ment.
Insurance Field
Through the simple Rochdale CO.
operative system billions Of dollars
that now go to further enrich the
idle few and the enormous army that
make up the unnecessary selling pow
er and force would go to the produc-
ers and consumers.
'The insurance business is some in
dication what cooperation can do.
I'm the life insurance companies
there is fifty billion dollars involved,
eight billions Of which amount is cash.
Forty million policies r in force.
These insurance companies are
surrounded by state and national laws
to such an extent that they don't fail.
They furnish millions of dollars
to the company owners and employ
ment to a large army Of agents whose
sole duty is to sell insurance.
AN Insurance. company run un-
der the Rochdale cooperative system
would have to predicate its policy
on the insurance laws and it could
not fail
THE enormous cost of maintaining
the selling forces and the profits
which nov go to the private owners
of these concerns could and would be
turned back to the cooperators in the
shape of dividends or to a reserve
fund, the possibilities Of which are
unlimited"
The A. F. of L. maintains the Amer
lean Federation of Labor bureau of
Cooperative Societies, of which G. w.
Perkins, president Of the Cigar Max
ers of America is president, to carry
on educational and international
work regarding the bonafide Rochdale
cooperative movement.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
UNION B FOB
ANTI-UNION SHOP

The California State Federation Of
Labor issues q list Of 20 employers
who refuse to operate their plants for
wages, hours and working rules re-
garded as fair by organized lsbor.
The state federation's policy is that
the purchasing power of trade union
workers Is one Of the most efficient
factors to maintain union shop con-
ditions where established by main
tanning a steady demand for commod-
tiles manufactured under union
wages, hours and working rules.
It is also one of the most effective
persuasive elements organized labor
has to induce anti-union manufactur-
ers to permit the organization of
their workers on a trade union basis.
The anti-union employer only ex-
lists as an economic factor because
there are workers so lax in their duty
to labor and humanity as to buy
commodities. produced under the ty-
ranny Of anti-uniOn shop dictator
ships.
A lessened demand for a~nti-union
products will mighty soon bring anti
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
MANY OFFICERS
VISITED SEATTLE
Continued from Page one)

and paid a social call at federation
headquarters. They were taken for
a drive around the city and surround
ing country by Robert H. Harlin and
the president of the State Federation
of Labor. Mr.. Harrington was i'll
and under the care Of a physician
while 10 Seattle, and had to call a
physician to meet the train at Spo-
kane. He is going to Rochester,
Mimi, to be operated on by the ia
nous Mayo Brothers Immediately
upon his arrival home. Mr.. Walker
left by boat for San Francisco and
Los Angeles en- route home.
Many other national officers and
prominent labor leaders visited Seat
tie and other portions of the state be-
fore returning to their homes in the
east, and much good to the move
ment has accrued from their visit,
and which dissipated most of the VIC
ious propaganda p~rOpagated by the
enemies of our movement to the eff
feet that all national officers are
scoundrels and traitors to the move
ment, etc.-stock phrases of the dis
rupter. This direct contact between
the national officers and their mem
bership in the state will go a long
way towards harmOnizing our labor
forces behind national policies and
bring a larger degree of unity, both
locally and throughout the state
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
WAGES BOOSTED
R o SIS TO $40

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-During the
nine-year period from 1911 to 1920
the Bakery and Confectionery Work
ers' international Union Of America
increased wages for bench and ma
chine hands from SIS to nearly $40 3
week, the percentage Of increases
ranging as high rs 200 per cent, de-
clares = statement made public by the
general executive board Of the union.
''The wages for the year 1920 con-
stitute the peak and high water
mark of wages paid to journeymen
bakers" says the board. 'They are
frequently referred to IS war wages
It was these wages that the reaction
airy employing element concentrated
AL their attacks on in an effort to
break them down and against which
militant resistance was maintained
by our local unions during the past
three years.
This attack Of the reactionary en-
ployers utterly failed. One hundred
and thirty-one Of our local unions
have succeeded in maintaining their
1920 wage and 81 of them have sue
ceeded in increasing these minimum
wages by an average of 9.65 per cent.
Only 43 local unions had to contend
with decreases averaging 10 per
cent.
During the last IL years the daily
work day has been reduced from the
standard of nine and ten hours to
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
Head Stuffed By
Catarrh or Cold!

If your nostrils are clogged, your
throat distressed, or your head is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, APP
ply a little pure, a~ntiseptic. germ de-
stroying rea into your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage,
soothing inflamed, swollen men,
branes and you get instant relief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils
are open Your head is clear. No
more hawking, snufffing, dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle of Ey's Cream Balm from any
druggist Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is surer-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26
Sulphur Clears
Pimply Skin
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your
Skin Breaks Out.

ANY breaking out OF the skin on
face. neck, arms Of body Is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur.
The pimples seer to dry right up and
go away, declares a noted skin spe-
ctalist.
Nothing has aver been found to take
the place Of sulphur as a pimple re-
mover. It is harmless and inexpen-
sive. Just ask any druggist for a
small Jar Of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur
and use 1t like cold cream.-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

that Of the uniform eight-hour day,
with q few exceptions where the
eight and One-half and nine-hour day
still prevail, offsetting which are :.
number Of localities that now have
the EVE and and one-half
hour day.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

union employers to 3 sense OF their
duty Is American citizens.
Trade union workers and their fam
lies can live well by consuming and
using but union made products.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26


= Come to u store at $3.50
, or at 1880 and buy your !
= Christmas Gifts at your own
= price. You viii be surprised
= how far your money viii go.
: during this Auction Sale OF re-
= liable jewelry. Thomas Jewel !
= ~ Store, Finch Bldg.-Adv.
+ !
= : = i 4 = + i = : !. : = !
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-26

You will find a wOndrOus
display of stylish Happy
Home models in attractive
cOlOrings that are a pleasure
to the eye-sO refined and
beautiful.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
z clNNOSTl CLEVELAND
SKYCH LUPlCU.

~ Il
DIE zvyku zkousel v noel ma
dnesek straznfk j.. Simpson
zda zavreny jsou postran. dve
re u The Nichols-Lintern Co.,
1860 Lorain Ave., kdyz pojed
nou oknem vyskocili tri muzi,
ktefi ma policistu nekolikrate
vystrellli. Simpson palbu opa-
koval, ale zda sc, ze nebyl nj
kdo zasazen. Zajimavym je,
ze Sc kousek udal naproti The
Domestic Damp laundering Co
kde as pred rokem podobnt
dobrodruzstvi, ac horsim W.
|sledkem zazil straznik Leop.
Coombs, jemuz tenkrate v tele
uvizlo 5 kuli.
Nocni hfdac The Bowie,
Foundry Co., 1853 Columbu!
I'd. S. W. pfepaden byl lupi.
Gem ozbrojenym revolverem,
kdezto druhy lupic shan6l dc
torby RUNE nastroje. Odnesl