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, 1880-02-29

A Cory Exhibition In the City of Broth.
erly Love.

A Cory Exhibition In tho City of Broth
crly Love.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-In the rear of
1923 Vine street, this city, In Il tl1ree,story
brick house, there occurred at an earlyhour
yesterday morning oneof the most brutal
and desperatef fights that have occurred within
this city for years. The principals in the
encounter were Ed Douglas, of this city, and
Frank Harris, Of Jersey City, and the reward
OF the winner was prize of $780,: -:
Inc parties were matched over month
and half ago, since which time they have
been preparing themselves carefully for the
battle. For long time past. there has been
teud between thetwo men and their friends,
I 1t was decided that the only thing to be done
was to fight it out
10 cover the purpose Of the men to punish
each other purse Of $500 was raised to be
awarded 70 the winner This gave the battle
The combat was to have nken, placeo IN
IhurSday, but for some reason was most
p9ned until yesterday morning. Alta O'Clock.
Il etsm5eeN io M,,, men entered the house In the rear
at afmta Gnee; Seconds and referee had been ap
For an hour and eight minutes the men
1o9gs ro1'gds a. taeSSpeTatety and 1t took thrwo
M ed as Quietly as possible, and there was no
Douglas, the Phi iladeiphia man, is a black
ches S% aePfG d lis and nnaonsq msasqrfd ye ft
wheeiwright, Is a little shorter. Douglas
weighed 128 pounds and Harris i19 pomnds'
,Ihe fight was brutal one III the extreme.
harrls put forth all his energies to break lis
antagonists RIBS and Douglas planted ali his his
blows in Harris face, with The evident mt jas IN.
tention Of binding him: During The f;pht
Douglas had tooth broken, and was ter.
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= WILL PARADE.

Some of the Irish Societies Of Ne" ao.-
VIII Turn Out OF ST. 1'atr1ek's Oa'
The Reasons They Give.
New YORK, Feb. 2s.--Some OF the lissn
societies have decided, after oil, tnat 'ess: ~
must parade on St. Patrick's Day OF 1otiss !.s
their charter. They will, therefore, olgaMi:.9 i::s
and have short parade In the morning, no'a on
Union Square to the large halls, whele nv. msi4 =.
known. speakers will address them, 1nslo
will be charge of admission, and ing p'. p'.
ceeds will be handed over for 1relands suag t;Ta
ing poor. The exercises will be over IN sd tSe
to enable everybody concerned to attenu sN'S
theatrical benefits afterwards: - .Ao nro-
It appears to be the intention OF no ,dtest Rast
cessionists to make the day one OF Rac9srp' Rty9sra
against English misrnle. which, they aeG1ai aiso
his made ireland q piuper graveyard an1 1r;sh 1
to make demonstration for the prese1H! Halir7. hai
suffering, as well as an ataeStatlon Ok noen'
to old national customs ,,.-vv 1T
Some Irishmen claim that the mehlg,{{ ea;{ ia
Ireland's patron saint should be hohoosT ohoes, mo
the usual way, and say there mas ,s oeem es,arade
much made Of the inconsistency OF ung hi KIT in
and the prevalence Of the famine, ana anraIa et lar
the worst days of the American slIaSeies eera m
National life the National anniversaries
mover surrendered. ''
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4 QUEER. CONTRACT.

L.
Special ptspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2s.-They have
curious way of building railroads In North
Carolina. A capitalist named Best, il he OBJ
tains possession Of a certain road in which
the State has now an interest, has, it appears,
a contract with the State for 500 convicts. A
North Carolina Republican paper, comment
ins on this curious contract, says: "Mr. Bestis
to have 500 convicts to work. on his road
when he gets it. Now, as these conyicts are
not on hand at present, we are at liberty to
infer that Judge Schenck ct hoe ge,,a.s oroq,c
will be instructed to proceed to manufacture
them out of such unfortunate coiored Re
publicai1s as may come before them for trial.
This same Mr.. Best, who proposes to buy
the Western North Carolina Railroad. has
deposited III one OF the Raleigh banks the
sum Of 5000 to defray the expenses Of the
extra session Of the Legislature"
= ,'.,.-" A LOSING CONTRACT.
One effect of the rise in paper Is reported
by one Of the contractors to supply Congress
with stationery for the rest Of the fiscal TeaT.
The contracts were let at extremely low
rates for all the paper for the Government
printing-of1ice, the awards being made about
six weeks ago.. Since that time the ADVANCE
in print-paper has been so large that the con-
tractor says he is certain, il there Is no fnr-
ther rise, to lose. S4Q, 900 on his contract.
COLoRED RELIEF BILL.
The bill for the relief Of colored emfrants
passed by the Senate yesterday, was signed
by the President to-day. It admits free of
duty oil clothing and other articles he;no
charitable contributions from abroad and in. is
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THE TELEGRAPHwAn

l. LEGAL POINTS PRESENTER ;:
The recent. strategy ut taking forc1s,. !:
session Of the lines at tha Wostale eole POS.
Ta1aororh romnor,, - =, "eetFln Union
1y9;on pao;fa us 49, w ae :hansas and
Unlon Iaclnc fallroads, In violation Of tha
orders OF the Courts. has caused consias..s,e ae
comment in telegraphic circles here s1aus snl m
] Com~an1 80 = H a,,,,as ns'te.u Union Telegraph
>oiHpaly - ehalse VI Inc litigation hera
gives the following information IN rpo,.ss
the opinion of Messrs. Bartlett and Nil
Pacific Railroad attorneve trhon aion, tna
10 mo ;mnortont faat,,.. = Icy s sa5 there
ono 1n,pot taae ie"tufe OF Tie case that
seems 70 oe omitted In the opinion Of ths
powArs by agents, and in this conntr,. - , ~
not1 1heen considered, verv imnortaa. N y nas
+,s~.a ~ nao,,te ,,'o-a ~ r ..apo1 11an! "haher
Iuoee agents "ele e1ie PRESIDENT, the Board
OF Directors, OF lessees. All Of tbese ,,a
agents of the corporation, and so long as ting hs
nerform the duties rpnuiref hv ths n~-f usf
ment it is not tmportant whetbar m s,,o 4s aosefn
paid by salary or receive compensation ntdtr s
contracts relative to the operation Of tss
roads they represent. The feature Of tha ~ ~
+rovorcv np,itted in tho o,ca s,,s.s = ~ soG-
eTo ..1s.4 s:a MI. se p.eseAsed to
thet +ha iasu Et1on tor ttlelr eonsia
Gtat.oi -, ,ert a. nc haSas t.1a 1aclnc Kawa54
Hol'Ps ~ propg2sS ~ tSs tne property u
tM9 ?ts t o,.e 1e1sSlaph COMPANY
MlthoHs ~ lLs Go4sent a1iu Wllnont compensa
tlon: II tne company aptallls property under
conslac5 M u Is nps at.iptIty ai1eIwarts to as
SET aaae tne c"traca ; uauef % %h1ch It obtainsd
III saG = u4s1 ~ +nnt LIZ; :; dne nlsner las
1nou SUI. ~ s.sa!, Iequiles tae Com.
Rany 10 return me ptopelly Il has obtained.
,4 ne 9MTst,cis n @ RaeSentJa u Aessrs Bartlett
ana Diloh IN ineif }Pan a}PanlQh, IT, may be proper
toI consli,e. .l.tVn nt, ..1tst ene Aahsas taefe
tonlpan3 Up t5tuatf4 ~, ite properly which
mas Acqu1le uuI no! W lneh; Ihe Kansas
faGlnS % = company % Wi.a ,Mae ,mMnuouotealye h n
Qulreu % lestorG u lAe Wesleln Union Tele>
, 1880-02-29

norted for the relief Of c0lored persons VINO
have emigrated from their homes to Kansas
and other States. This measure would nave
passed long ago but Tor Toornees' capf1c'ous
INVESTIGATION.
Another heavy District investigation is to
be begun next Tuesday. This time it is the
Commissioners.
.-. WILL RENoaf1NATE THEM
The President contemplates renominatlng
ali but two Of the rejected Ohio Supervisors.
/ LOST.
The House Committee which Is In search
Of the Glover report has tailed 10 ma IL.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATION
fo,r the current year win be unusually heavy.
Part Of 1t means votes In the fall e1ectlops--
SHERMAN. !:
!: The campaign life Of Secretary Sherman,
written by Ben Perley Poore, Is to be gra;
tultous1y distributed. !
TROUBLE "
is brewing for Admiral Porter, as the case OF
Lieut.. Witmere againsthim to recover money
alleged to have been eYacted fIom % nm, MN On Ra
esiSa1t esea ii fb fe b psrce cea w VI" So'n
THE MADDOX CLAIM.
The claim of Maddox, the celebrated wit
ness before the Louisiana Investigating COM
mittee, for S750, Goo for cotton and TOBACCO
taken fr9m nun CUTIE hn ~ .iE onae @ WarGIaims Wa
Committee. . ..,.,,,,z,r, i:
oRDEK SUSPENDED.
10 the W1,t<r,l 41,ostatse 1 PresA ,+or
~ WASHINGTON, y. q. rep. 2S.TTfosInastfHl~ Ti sfa-
GENERAL hey to-day s51lt Inc IollowtnS ore 1Luei
to Second-Ass1stant bfaqy: n conslaeta" t
ton Of the action Of the House = Of Representa- e
{v3n vs III pf t5e str saTxce and nendine the
antion ~ tho Senote. snsnend further action
mndar nv sn orar ~ Feh a1 ,Intii fnrther ad-
visad uead4 y n9 o4ooA - 1s'' ~~ '@'@'4&
'4'ea' r7,uc.rrurp
~. e1.s-.- = go. to., aoh1od
, 1880-02-29
M. DE LESSEPS,
Special Dispatch to Ihs Chicago 17'''

Special D}Jpdtth 70 IhE LHttaW ~ toa
+. NEW Yo1:K, Feb. 2s.-M. De LESSEE L5sstf5T5 IN
been banqueted and visited without cesss :s'st ha
since his arrival here, and said to-day tes' Il n
had scarcely had an hour to himself sss.: ssss:ad ID
which to shave and dress. He expts,,; aa5r -;
himself rs delighted and surprised as las ~ ~
ception of his canal scheme BY the peopls pns,oul ri
New York. His expectations III tllat1ss,as : -:
have been far more than Teallzeu' ata aha anter-
Srise naea no mater @ Under whose control caS rs
work proceeds. Tonight TIE LolETG To.11oI-
.dinel the distinguished engineer; ,n,e Vie r.
row the French citizens will give nln
CeDtiOn III Taumauy Hall
, 1880-02-29
SAN FRANCISCO.

Mayor Kal1och Objects to an Increase
of the Police Force-One of the Sand
Lot Demagoss Arrested for Using In
cendtary Language-No Disturbance
Feared at Present-Braunhart, the
Obstreperous Legislator, Asain AR
rested.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-The Board OF
Supervisors at special meeting rescinded
the resolution passed at the last meeting in
dorsing the action of the Board of Health in
condemning Chinatown. The resolution OF
Endorsement embodied the reference Of the
matter to the Committee on Health and Po-
lice to inquire into the best methods for ear
rying out the measure, and the resembling OF
the resolution was based on the ground that
no report had been received from that Com
mittee.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, objecting to the recent order lncreas-
ing the police force, holding thatit was un-
necessary. Referred to the Committee on
Health and Police. -
The resembling of the resolution indorsing
the action Of the Board Of Health will not
necessarily affect the action on condemna-
tion, as the Board Of Health has full power
in the premises.
L. j. Cannon, the Chairman Of the Com
mittee Of the unemployed, who has been
prominent in calling upon the employers Of
Chinese, and asking the substitution Of white
men, speaking on the Sand-L Lot, and generally
heading the movements, of the employed,
was arrested last evening on a warrant
charging him with the use of incendiary
language at the Sand-Lot yesterday. He was
bai1ed out by Sheriff Desmond.
In communication to the Board Of Super
visors to-day Mayor Kalloch stated that he
had been told by ex-Superyisor Glib that the
police had defnit information that a plan had
been organized to fire the city in several diff
ferpnt places. He further stated that he be-
fact.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2s.-The city l1ts
to all appearances resumed its wonted quiet,
and no further disturbance is likely at pres
ent. The impression among the best in
formed seems to be that il the order I'd con-
demn Chinatown Is carried out legally and
in good faith at the end Of the thirty days
notice given, that there will be no further
trouble, but 1t anything occurs to
interfere with the execution of that project.
Ihe arrest OF Cannon yesterday, appears to
cause no excitement smong the workingmen.
Another scene occurred in the Assembly
chamber at Sacramento to-day. Braunhart,
suspended yesterday, took his seat and at
tempted to speak, but was ordered under ar
rest and removed. He is now on his way to
this city with a view of bringing his case be-
fore the Supreme Court.
The subscription to furnish funds for en-
ploying needy men with work on Golden
GATE Park Is meeting with gratifyin success,
, 1880-02-29

2 terrible blow On Harris temn,o -,
second. When time was calje'5 G 1btlas ba Of his
unconscious. >"A'eo he Vas stili
= Harris friends then threw nm ~
Shortly after, Douglas tainted pne ne Y, ,S}ponee
being broken. He was taken oite he.s VI hls tits
was not known what to do d WITH h4ome, tT but i
account Of his condition. 50 Snmaa.aa a.att:s. %
fGana hm "a fbs nome 1GE him. being afraid ,9
ssaas SalFs seadoa LIZ all sa9 @ay yfsstsssssE s g
recover from his injuries for fs.ua st,ma Il ne viii
come. - 0"'o LINE r.
, 1880-02-29

rounded him during MS lase M e,af,st a
thiTd iT term. The speaker didn't cry o9t n for
= ctronr Goyernment,' because the !nheEent
e+SengtR ss,R Of the American people didn't re-
ouira o1, re- ffen1 to call on any one man 20 save
the county ApRlapssd dld fai fis into Mga iie
nv t. nominees IN could the party exist. But ne
haliaved fus a large majority OF the people o.
illinois were in favor Of Blaine for freslaenL
Applause. Work. however, vas Vas neceSsda1y c9;d ~
rnn,inatad: In conclusion he called for three
nHpers for Blaine, which were given. =.
Tie Chair appointed Messrs.. HENDERSON,
waterman. and Healy committee to call 9
meeting Of the Executive Committee.
:. -81R.::uEoKGE II. HOW : ..
said he could not conceive Of d greater ca
might be. In his judi gment, the Republican a.
party, to- be successful, must nomlna.e ~
strongest 'man,-a man eminent as slates"
man. Of indomitable ~ Tll nd tens1Koae eopence
That man he believed to be James 4. Blame
[Applause.l He didn't believe
THERE WAS ANOTHER MAN
in the country who would be more enthusi-
astically: supported and SO trinmphantly
elected. And il elected he. would take his
scat He was not in favor Of thlrd term: IL me
tary men of the age. Though opposed to his
Nomination, he would support him if lolni-
mated. He was satisfied that nine -tenths :, OF
the people Of Illi1ois preferred Blaine. . Ihe 4 ie
favor. lie Germans M in the West would not
talk about Grant. A large portion. OF the
Germans were in favor Of .Washburne, but
they would vote for Blalne,--.not for Grant
under any circumstances. blaine was the
style of main the people liked, since he
In 11y1r nd
, 1880-02-29
ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN SHIP CANAL

OTTAWA, III; Feb. 2S.-A call has been
made for oil citizens Of La Sale County and
Northern Illinois favorable to the construc-
tlon OF ship canal from Lake Michigan to
the Illinois River to meet at the Opera1H House
N this city Thursday, March 18, 1850, to de-
vise steps for the promotion Of this great I'm
plovement- Pro Among the prominent speakers
the IT,, meeting ere Gov. Gullom and the Hon.
, 1880-02-29
NOTES..

F1SLET7S MISSION.
Spteial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
.WAsmyGroS, D. c., Feb. 2S.-Col. Finley,
who once had the credit Of having connec-
ton with the Tilden barrel, is here keeping
very watehful eye, it is said, on the WASH
burn-Donne1ly case Finley would have
been glad to have had much more to do with
the Democratic Committee from Chicago in
the matter of locating the Convention than
he had.
NEW PAPER.
It is reported that Second Assistant Post
master-G General Brady will soon start new
Republican newspaper in indianapolis, to
be called the Morning Star.
, 1880-02-29

ss Ts5 sss sssssS $Sss'!2
SSFssSs SSSstsi & 5es: sssss &Sf5 Sssa Iii
said to Be the nomina!tjl93an, !j3a,, o. SECRETARY Of
Payne Thurman to be tha m1!eeniId peasidency IN is
State AND IS to start daily pe9cra4te c 4dc
RagfsEt RtSefr tefet Tie patty 80 West yi1 G1in% to
bus. Cisscinnati, LouisviIte, ana Ss- an}f Chi
St Paul, returning via Mll~aukee a't1 ~AA
tAgp. ',<
, 1880-02-29
THE TREASURY.

THE REDEMPTION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2s.-The follow
ing is statement Of the operations Of the
National Bank Redemption Agency fQr the
month and eight months ending this day.
compared with the corresponding periods
last year:
National-banle notes dig For. For eight
Iosed Of. month. months.
Notes fit for circulation.
assorted and returned to -.. :-.-
banks Of ISSUE. e510,T10 SIS, Ste, 200
Notes unfit for circulation,
assorted and delivered
to Controller Of Curren-
cy for destruction and
replacement with new
Notes sS Of failed, iIquidat- 's'''0 A''@'''"0
ing, and reducing banks ....-
deposited in Treasury. 86saoo 3,525,ooo
Totals for 1sso ..s soy, 100 aszs,5oe
Totals for 1873 ...;...., 12,0s9,6oo 1osss7,75o
Decrease ................$ 5 e.4eo,soo eseea, ESQ
TIE CURRENCY.
The Controller Of the Currency reports the
amount of additional circulation issued dur
i1ng 1g February at So s593, ,49o; amount surTen;
legal-tender notes on deposit for the purpose
Of retiring National-bank circulation, Sis
365, 5,257. The increase in the National-bank
circulation ID curing; the year ending
erea erease in IT, 6e Y YeeaenSar es SSa6so ots TIE e
posted the same period, S6,o52, 445. The
total amount of Entionalbank notes out
standing March l, 1850, will be S342, 210: SGT,
not including circulation Of National gold
States currency outstanding attllIs date: Oil
demand notes, So, ,255; legal-tender notes. all
issues, S348, ISL ,016; one year notes OF 1853,
S47,525; two year coupon notes Of '63, S23,-
fractional currency, all issues, SIS, 1,3s5;
total, S3G2, ,TOS, SOL,
, 1880-02-29

rur LOCAL BLAINE CLUB
.a;ourned meeting OF the friends OF
roo,ae r. blaine was held at the Grand ;. ~
o,fc last evening to perfect the organlzauon
~ - c,nt, Among those present were Janies
o Ro;,t ira Buell.. ". n. Brainardr h1tA
11.wos n. L., Hough, Col. Roberts, avn
Salisbury A. c, Calkins, Willard Wooaa1a,
and Georee M. How, there being about lA
In all r. ra1trfns
James z. Root presided and a. " sa1AAl4s
kent the minutes. ,
Jra Buell., from the Committee appoiaeeu e
,raa1, non renorted constitution ana os
laws. The former set forth thai tne primal
o1,iacts of the club are: ~ 10 prohop
:. 4be PRINCIPLES, and to secure the success
+ho Republican party: f2) to procure u
nomination of, and, if nominated, the elecuo
IT the Hon.. James G. Blaine to the iies
dencv of tie United States. All Republica
<,otnrs who favor these objects are ellglole
membership. The, bylaws provide Ior
president. three Vice-Presidents, oecreI11
and Treasurer, and Central Executive %
mittee of twenty five, consisting OF one y,
aach If the eighteen wards Of the: it
and seven members at 1aTt,r the
being their duty TO- =. apTEansattees
officers; and to organize auxili2ee mem
in each ward, to consist OF 2+tG;1sS@fd 2.,l;ns com
IL i,er FRO iron, each precincs Of Whissec conmlt-
n,ittee the member Of tie IT ESeee..i'e - @ e. eola-
4an shaii be a member. The 1hj:ct to any
1nittce, with the PresidennEsi;e TO nanage na e
special directions tonsnejss Of sng ouImiftee. s Reg
3.s 3.a f;1Ied ti by the Exccuta every Saturday
nlar meetings Aie ~ .oout the name, the
evening +o,1~ occurrng the Blaine Club
1oWc 1tlh oNS.111finu IL called the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

Serr s. @taubot, garsermeiaer
BON @binp bat bic Mebails srfsr gIaie
fur biirgerli9e 9erbtenife erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
Snae nrgtf6e $,
8ereiutste Staaten.

Mm Is. b. M. psrunsIidte Beter Ga,
rsls BON Rsbinsen In Der Champion Wint
au Wtarquette, Wi9igan. gr fieI SIS Suf
bod bur9 ben Minenida9t unb bIisb sui
SteIe tobt. rg. 7s .rpe
Or. 5beobor Sans pon ct. YanI fdreibi
uns wie foIst unter benz g. October: so
i'd felt benz erifsn biejes Monats aus benz
rWaibinston 9aus" nod benz st. Saul
Sotsl No. 1913 Sort Street" umsesosen bin,
70 bite Id fs ss tn Der Gazette" befannt Al
MAIDEN, baB Id iett bas ct. Saul Sotel~
battle unb &eiienbe iomis 6oftsdnser bte
bette Accommodation Bet mir finben. Sin
serdumiser Stau unb sin GROCER Sof Bic,
men sur 8squemIi9teit Der Sarmsr."
YIN 4. Cetober ffarb in Conn Belgium,
in Der Gate @emeinbe, i'm Utter pom &c
Sabren, Srau Wup, gbsfrau BON Yets,
Wap baisIbt. r. ]. P.
gu Gait Orange iia,b am Sonntas Der
8. October elm Sobn non Ns. Rona, in
aItsr Don % Sabren. &out III aus Ma9
tbnm, @robb.' ~2ursmburs, sebartis. W6s
Ct ruben IN 6riebsnl 40
Sie Samilie 9rbnert 1T pom Gbsrots,
mad @sfFb aIia, Sbslbp Co., Soma, UNI
ss3o9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

SIS TT isbr erfreuIid, gu isben, rpie ssrabs
iett, NO In StaIieu aue Orben untsrSridi
porben finb, anssbIid neil Re Dem Sffent
liden Ncble teinen Hutsu brd6ten, islbfi
bic Gstnbe es an%erfennsn mlllsu, weIa'
6eSeutenbe R,Sfte tros aIer 0~erfoIauna
nod aus Der ffiIsn Slofersele bsrporae:
ben. auf Dem %iinsiisn gonsrss Der asrats
gu Eurin wurbe burd ben grdfbeuten
SacceQi ibrer in ribmenbfsr Weiie aebadt
unb aue anueisrb.n itimmteu freubia in
bas ben M6nSen seipenbsts COB elm. ltm
oteielbs Sett tasts In SlorenS Der meteoro.
losii6e Serein, unb ba srlsbte man bas
ieItiame S9aufpieI, baB bic @eIebrten unb
profeforen einen SrSensmann, ben Slater
Oenaa gum prdfbenten, unb gum 8ices
Prdfbentsn absrmals sinsn Srbensmann,
ben Pater Gec9i, beibe aus benz Srbsn Der
Sarnabiten, erpdblten. Sbi6on bic Der.
iammlan9 gum sroBen Gbsil aus tu9ep
feinbli5en glemsntsa unb llnsIiubigen
5uiammsnssiest mar, fonnts fs bod ni1t
nmbin, Der boben @eIsbriamteit i'm ar;
men SrbsnstlsiDe bieie @n~srfsnnung unS
Sulbisuns bar3ubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

Su9 unb &e1t bevisli9 Der @sisss iber
bie anseise pom l1nfdasn unb ben S9us
sewerbIi&sr Mr5eiter sesen @sfabren fir
2eben unb @%eiunbbeit, gu beren gesuta9,
tuns nod neusrbinss 8srtrstsr bes Gen.
traIperbanbes Der Snbufrieqen In @bein,
lamb unb Weffalen suseSosen worben fnb.
Oie vIiberaIs" Yrefs ftebt Der Srase Der
obIisatOrif5en Cafes setbsiIt ssssniber:
BITE rSranf. 9ts.~ bat ft9 fribsr i'm Gimme
Der Stumm: 3srtIinsidsn StsioIution aus:
seiproden, bic vgat. 8ts." lsbnt ni6t
runopes ab, elbebt aber nit anbern BIdt.
tern gsbenten sessn isbs 8sIafuns Der
Snbuftrie, nur bic forti9rittIi9s Yrsfis po.
lemiftrt principiea basesen pnb bdIt nod
wie Dor In unbsiIbarer 8Iinsbeit bie vfrsisn
Ganen" fur bas einsis wirtiame unb mir.
bise MittsI, bic 8utunft Der 2rbeiter au
sa f4srn. 0ab babel bic arbsiterinpali.
ben ifets bunsern unb nit ibrsn SamiIien
benz Glenb uerfaIen werben, genirt bieie
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