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Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
CITY A%n TOWN.
The Socialists Poll about One Hundredii
 oT the Vote.

The Socialists Poll about One Hundredth
 of the Vote.
 Once again the "thin red line" has stood out alone against the forces Of capitalism, the vote last Tuesday heinz relatively the same as last month-- about onc-hundredth of the total vote cast, The vote for the socialist candi- date for mayor was distributed as fol- lows:
 Ward-l , 3 1 6 S 9 10 II 13
 10 F , S ] , 1 l - , The vote for the socialist candidate for Town Agent was distributed as fol- lows;
 Ward-l } 1 ! 6 : & 9 10 ,1 12 The votes for the other candidates were about the same. The figures show that at least twenty men did not vote who -houId have voted, and that no advance in the voting strength of the socialists has been made during the past month.
 There must be a more practical agita ton than heretofore in this city. There are hundreds of voters who agree per fectly well with the principles of social ism. but still have an idea that they car do their duty in the matter by voting with the old parties. Let the American Section bestir itself and hold regular agi tutlon meetings the year around.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
TRADES COUNCIL.

MT C. Stodel, served as chairman at request of the delegates of Bakers Union No. II. At roll call eight unions were found represented. The enter tainment committee reported the recon mendatiOn that Germanla Hall be SC cured some time in January for the en- tertainment to be given by the Council,
 The secretary was instructed to noti- fy Iron Moldrrs Union No. F, to have their delegate at the next meeting of the Council and defend the charge of selling sCah beer At their ball.
 The members of the entertainment committee were elected as committee of arrangements, consisting of Messrs. Schebel Gogler and Ruckser,
 The secretary was instructed to make an appeal to the American Federation of Labor through the State Branch in aid of the Brewers Defence Fund,
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
IMMORAL UNCONSTITUTIONAL
(COntinued from second pdge.)

(Cominued from second pdge,) common law on accessoryship has un- dergone hitherto, we should not refrain crom going step further.
 Let us review those changes.
 Blackstone, in his book i, chapter 5, remarks "on the different degrees of guilt among persons that are capable of offending, viz, as principals and acces- sories:
 LA man may be principal in two degrees. X principal in the first degree is he that is the actor or absolute perpe- trator of the crime; and in the second degree he who Is present. aiding and abetting the fact to be done. Which presence need not always be an actual, immediate standing by, within sight or hearing of the fact, etc,
 Well. so far as concerns principals in the first and principles in the second de gree. the distinction Is now almost gen orally obiterated. u.-"An accessory is he who Is mol the chief actor of the otfeuse. nor pres ent at its performance, but Is in some way connected therein, either before oI after the act committed.
 Contrary to this definition the Ilinoi | tstute law declares.
 An accessory is he who stands b, and aids, etc, or who, not being presen aiding, hath advised, etc
 According to old common law an aC cessory present at the commission of tn crime is principal, See Blackstone same chapter, and Wharton's "Crimins | I ay4"
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
NEW HAVEN NOTES.

Henry F. Peck's wage slaves. with the American band, serenaded him at his house Wednesday evening.
 One democratic slave at Winches- CTS says he would be discharged were ,e to vote the Socialist ticket. The worship of success is strong characteristic on election day. Next lection there will be a chance for re. 9mption.
 Hon. David T. McNamara was elected )uncilman in the Eth Ward. This leaks volumes for the sturdy patriot sm of the 1th,
 The Furniture Workers Union No. Is hold their first annual soiree at Haru- garl Hall on Monday evening Dec. 10. five them call.
 If every citizen who privately admit, correctness of the socialist platform ll1ild vote for it. there would be a de ted change in the figures the day aftel r, 'tion.
 z;)wing to another engagement Mr n eph Sheldon was unable to speak a LII des Council Hall last Sunday after | n, but will speak tomorrow after
 n at 3 o'clock.
 V, celebrated Ike Hayes was defeat
 tn Ward for Councilman; all hi
 low candidates were elected
 speaks hard for Ike, and il ma.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
TO THE UNORGANIZED

Workingmen and women who desire to better their condition and are willing to join hands with Organized Labor, can obtain all information in regard to the various organizations and the manner of joining them. by addressing letter to the chairman of the Organizing Com mittee of the Trades Council. P. Q. Box 1l64, New Haven.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
AMERICAS FREEMEN.
BY MRS. E, A, BACON.

Say, are ye freemen, 0 ye sons of toll, Upon whose shoulders press the heavy Placed there by avaricions greed for
 gain; Laud ye the stars and stripes, whose
 silken folds Wave OCT nation pledged to human
 rights. To freedom in its best and trucst sense; Boast of your land' And yon had
 smiled, l wcen, To see the Chattcl slave, while yet in
 chains, Uplift his voice in praise of liberty, While on his back he bore the cruel . stripes A testimony to oppression $ rod. Ye boast that ye are freemen, while to-
 day Upon your back the beaten stripes are Monopoly, the overseer, cries, "Down, slave! and do my will; accept
 my terms, Or starve on life's highway, for 1 am
 king" Ye freemen, from your unremitting Colossal fortunes rise; and ye whose E hands Wrest from labor jewels rich and rare, Behold them sparkling on the idlcrs
 brow. No scepteied monarch lifts a prouder
 crest Than these same idlers, who, with pom
 pous tread Grind out the toiler's Iife-blood with his
 sweat. Say, are ye freemen, having in your A mighty power in a tiny slip With which to right your wrongs and
 gain redress? The answer comes from many out
 stretched hands, Whose fingers thrill to cast an honest
 vote But they are handicapped and hedg"d
 about By circumstances built by Capital, Aye, ye are Freemen, Ye are free to
 starve On lfe's highway, or beat your man. hood down And trample meath your feet fair nat
 ures boon. A sense of equity and honest claims; A code of ethics which shall grant to all Life, liberty, and the pursuit of that Which shall bring greatest blessing t'
 the race. Say ye we're visionary when we dare To cast the horoscope for coming years Predict future which shall put t'
 blush
 The present system with it's sad defects Call us fanatics, ranters. if you please, We grasp the threads of principles whicl
 will
 Evolve a fabric for the coming race, That none may shiver meath the cutting
 blast
 Of keen injustice, but be clothed an fed,
 Reaping the harvest of their honest tol A home to shelter them when strengt
 shall fail.
 A nation that shall hold inviolate The interests of the people in its hand, Whose pulses thrill with honest pu1
 poses,
 Whose mighty heart throbs shall at las
 evolve
 system suited to the peoples needs.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08

SECTlON NEW HAVEN, $. l.. P. The Regular O Meetings of this Section are held at Trades Council Hall on the last Saturday in each month at o'clock p. m.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
Mestings.
NEW HAVEN,

rIGARMAKERS PROG INT. UNION, No. G. U Regular Meeting the Second Wednesday in each month, D. m, at Trades Council Hall.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
TRADES UNION CALENDAR.
Meetings Regularly Held at Trades Coun-
 ell Hall, 769 Chapel Street.

Delegates to the Trades Council received at the regular meetings on the First and Third
 Sunday evenings in each month.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
LOCAL NOTICES.
Al.OO Gloves.

~l.0O Gloves. Call and see our sl.00 Dogskin Gloves. Best in the city.
 FRIEND F.. BROOKS,
 79j Chapel street. Robes and Horse Blankets. We are Headquarters,
 FRIEND F. BROOKS,
 795 Chapel street. For al kinds 0f Job Printing, go to the Stdford Printing Go.
 Fur Caps and Gloves. Look at our prices.
 FRIEND F.. BROOKS,
 195 Chapel street. Furs! Furs Furs A complete assortment at popular prices.
 FRIEND F.. BROOKS.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08

TRADES COUNCILA-Regular Meetings on the | First and Third Sundays in each month, at 7:3o o'clock in the evening, All Unions should be represented
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08
ORGANIZE!

Workingmen and women i'll any part of the State of Connecticut wishing to organize can have the assistance of the Federation of Labor, by addressing its President, T, J. Flood, F. 0, Box 542, New Haven, Conn.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08

A. A. of l. AND s. w., 2d Apd last Thursday evgs BREWERS, alternate Sunday mornings. BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERs, 2d
 and 4th Wednesdays.
 CIGARMAKERs (39) 4th Tuesday in month, 7:D D.
 m Executive Board every Saturday, D, m, CIaARMAKERs (67), 2d Wednesday. 7;30 p, Tn. FURNITURE WORKERS, 2d and 4th Friday eygs tiRA MITE CUTTERS, 3d Saturday evening.
 HORSE SHoERs, 2d Tuesday evening. IRON MouIDERs t60). lst and Sd Thursday evgs. EaoN MouLDERs (77), ist and ad Friday evenings JouRNEYMEN BAKERS, 2d and 4th Saturday at
 ?, m,
 STONE MAsoNs 1st and Sd Wednesday evenings. TAnoRs, 2d and 4th Mondays, Sp m TRADE COUNCIL, lst and 3d sundays, 1:3O r. m TYPOGRAPHICAL 4th Sunday, ?, m. WooD CARvERs. 1st and Sd Monday evenings.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-12-08

For al kinds of Job Printing, go to the Stdford Printing Co.
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Die aehoe tn annfns .

SDPeta, Ss., 10. Quguif. - Samuel
Hobtulcu unb @enO6eH aus pugOtou, mel1e
zen Sderlfi &roB ermOroet 1l0eH, Obgl1I1
bte DIber fie erbObeue 2lufIage Hur luf &Oms
plot CUR Srmorouug lauter, itRo inter Be0ets
lung bier eIuqetTOfeu. Sre puroeu gegsu
Steuuug 0Ou $15, 600 bi8 $40, 600 auf freleH
6uB beIafsn.
General Campbell ia BON SteOens County
SurGdgete6rt. @riagt, bag oaidbf Augs ru=
big iei. Die gttlt5uuppeu fouuteu feline
&lfieu nit Beitlag beleqeu, oa Die Burger
ctee OoT AutuuIt Der 6runnpu "a 0iGgIhetr
ggbraht batten. Campbell ut Der AnR1t,
eaB eos @efubl beS erbuterteu gegenielugeH
9Oiies mad uuo mad erI0ihe. 8roBOem
gibt IS nod etn3elHe 5uoiDioUeu, Ote ibra
8r0buugeu unablaing eTueueru, uu0 0gr Sc
EeTai beiilIdtet oesbaIb, baB es nod 81 met
tJrtu BIN, oergteBlu tOmmeH miro. Die
Suppen0eriuguugeu ruo oGbIH abgeauoert
Uolb6u, bag utdlt 3uet, loaoeru pier Som
DuQute n auf bem ShlupluBe Der lldru1gu
iuIudbleibeH maroeu, uuo BDar le 3Det IN
GuGoton ul0 IN gSooo8oale. Slm. 1900
tut an oeu BuuoesaumaIt BON 9ar0eus8itp
Elm 8eIsgramm bes 5ubalts gert&et, ouB CT
hh, inEs Elm 8erbaiJabesbI Dt0er lbu erIai-
len mOroen iet, frejUtuI9 fsueu weroe; etu
iOIder SerbaftsbeisbI III bis leBt ie0od uO1
rdt erlafieu porben. 8ts 4utlage gegeH
6ubiu'ou uub ieine Rlmardoeu muroe uou
gHcoo, als Stuots3eugeu, beidnOreH.
8eIgangeHen DiittmO4 Dnroe IN pugOton
cine Earmer 8eriamuIuug ubsebalteu uuo
Gin TitUfer @outte eruaunt, Delhss oeu Be
mchuern g8OOosbaleS Brteoeusuoridldge
mcheu iCllte. am SamfGg oarauf faHo IN
gEoUosonle cine 1bnllhe 8sriammluug ft1tt.
Sin Farmer nor gsrabe i'm 3uge, bic 6rte,
ctrs0oridIdge Der Biirger 1OH pugOtOH Uarm
~ beinrnorieu, nls etH blBt0pftger Burd.
cn3piI6eu itrie: uSdugtt9u uui ShIsBt
ibn utcoer I" uuo Die Seriammluug Our9
Seereoeu in gemultiaau 4ufrubr brahte
Die Beri0buuugsUeriuue 3mtiaeu ben 5eiben
Stdoteu muBrsu ubgsbroheu morbeH, troe
tenn ote metfeu Sur8er gu Suufeu elmer fol.
hfu flnb
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Vetp 9prfer yIad1rtntefs.

giep 0ort, 10. 4uguf. - Uallte
Soues, Elm 8Jibriges ytegermdoheu, maro
hrute irlib in etuem 6auie an Der Sllf=
Stuup .ROao. uobe 6luibtna, SIS, ermOr=
bet aufgefuRbeu, Sjbr SOpf mar mt elmer
4rt gelpnIten. emma s. Eletter, neItle
geferu abeuo bort I'M Gbout erIutte mo
ron Der u1eiu I'M 9luie beiiuolid2n Raagie
uber gt06t behaltsH nur0e, III Der Ehat per
bohu9t. 80s 6raueu3immsr muroe balO
Uah Der @H.IedHa9 eln9efauseH ua0 Uer=
bGitGt.
- Ter 8unbeaOnrpfer ,Spntara,n a mel
der &enIal SherloOn uHldHgf BON 28lia.
tHgiCu mad glOuluitT, no er fayb, bef0roerte,
ll,gt III bem BIotteubauhoie Dor Gufer un0
mnrIet AMI rem Befebl CUR Abiabrt. &upitiu
cbu Yc8omaT, Der @ommluoaut, III me-
gen ieiner Suenge bet Der Sdifi3mlun'hlit
Irdt geraOe iib5rmQBl9 beltebt. Sor Rur;em
heiernrteH ben oem 0lmpier Febeu Utltroz
i'm uno pOrItBte Jildt ADJ Seeiol0dteu.
gS5itere 8eiertuun9eu DOu DtitglieOsru Der
StmunruHg, ole tHegeilmut etDa 200 R0pfe
3atlt tfehen Gugeblidl beoOr.
- &iHe idpere auflaee bat Der Shlu=
ipieler Stcrm ron ytr. l27, 4ueufraBe, qez
gen ben 0erbetratheteu SGnger Raul 9erblrot
ocn 8un's EpCrugeieuitaft, Delder IN ltr.
248, Af= 81. Ctr, ppbnt, i'm @6er- Ulrtetz
BOli3cigeJtft erbuher. Storm hattie leiu2
l5=labrt9e 8pdter N}arie Der Erau @erhlrot,
mgIde 9eiaHssebrertu ti1, CUR 4usbuouuI
ibrer id6uen Sopraufimue Dor elni4er 3sif
in Beafcn geaebeu. yteulih. ais UtlIie tbrs
dltere Sdnefer traf, icQ fie oieisr er1dblt
baben, ocB @erblrot Dor etua iets 985t1u
III 4bueieIbeit ieiUer gbefrau eineu 4uqrff
ouf ne gemuGt ile Dies Ieboh au8 Augt
Ucr tim otrldDiegen babe. Uilyte'5 SlJe-
erntTtJe bllrauf gegen 9erharOt 2tuen 6li,z
teiebl, oot par Der 10 itper Nugsihulo,Qte
Gns 6urtlt 0or ongebht ibm augeorob,eu
@emolTtbattatetteu ce8 er9rtmmteu Slt1Es
geflu6tet. &eu 8etettiBss @oHuor Il. W00s
nep gduug es u5sr, beu Sdlupinintsl oes
@,iutten Su entbedsu uno 2st,ereu N per
tn'tsu. Gitt9r 6uHp heIt ibl inter $1,000
Surgltaft ann SerlGr falf.
- Der GngelUbuer 51eOhor Soft BON n.
3O3. II 56. Ctr, neld7er bis leBta B0he
in 8ienfeu Der Brauer Sbmirt K S5Dl,
neriliiael fapo, iagte fd gsferu Ibeuo i'm
,@eHtral= Bari" etHe Sugel in ben tcpf uuo
purhe betnnungs,os iu's pgrasbptertan 50.
ipttGl" gebratt. Der Utauu, oeiied Eray
uuo So6ter IN 0eutidiauo ftHO, mar giu5ii1
mittelos.
- 8Gs GOugreb= =GOmite, ueIdes bier nit
elmer lluteriuduug iiber Die Bauper Slnplu-
berurg beidaitist il, uerHnbm beute . 81,
uouau 8ofa uuo uuoere 3sua2u. Der C5e,a
3unamtter Rofu sr3dhlte Dem gomte, ols
bic brtttihe 8esteruua uieJe 8,ebe uno 5u3fs
linge 3nr auspanoeruug nod Amerltl b..
8nQcige. @r ielbit lei nuf oieie Bs,ie bar,
tbergefommeu, Hahosm er 3u Iebeusl1ualiz
der 6aft uerurtbeilt moroeu mar
- Sumss BuIton Slabe, Gtgeutbimer oes
SuweleuIabens 9tr. 10, 4. 40euue, beatul
mGtreno Der uorleeteu ytadt in ben ,}5los
rercezBlots," @de Der 10. Srase ms 4.
Apsnue, Selbfmoro, iubgm er fidl bic Reble
turti6Hitt. Ssine Familie beiinpet ftl Sur
i3stt IN 9amptou, e.s5.
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Sos oelbe Tieber.

atlanta, @a., 10. Iuguf. - Die aus
benz Stoeu fommenoeH 3ii8e iuo nit Bal
iagiereu gefiint, bic aus oeH pom gclbeu 5Iss
ber iufi;tTtGu 8tffrltteu TtOrlOa5 eutfleben
giele 6ludlinge aus SHdIouotue halteH fi1
bier Guf, uuo elmer oerieIben ertldrIa, 60 mig
ten Hinoefieus 20 Berioueu in 5adioHoiae
i'm Soipjtul am gelben 6teb2r oaruteoer lie
gen. Su bisf9er Stabt be9t man feline Se,
iprGniiie.
SudionOiIIe. 6la., 10. Iuguf -Das
,,Nianhomer= 6ou5," on Der gde Ger 6Orpt1=
uuo GceuuffraBe, IN meIdem mebrere Gr-
trauiungen am gelbsg 6tebr UoFgefaueH
Iine, murOe heute Ibsuo aui Blf5bl Ger gu
utrdts 8eb0roe oerbrauut gBa1r'5atali5
neroeu nod Elm ooer 3uei auoere 8gbiaoe,
oIe uint gut oesinft-trt meroeu tUuueu, al
aIcIde 0eiie aus oem 8ege geriumr ulr.
oeu. Die EirQer uHtsrfugeu Die 8siuuo,
bettsbsb0ros oufs gtirtlfe, uH0 man loi
cine meitere @erbreituug ser 5eud,e 3u Ger
bluoern. @tns meitere GrfrlutT a TN
Guu3eu ueuu - muroe beute 4bgHo berid
tet, uuo elmer Der &Etrduflen, 6r. s 8. Ber-
Tins, If geforbsu @apttdH 6. u EErtle
InfiaqeIngent Der n2OursUue Jlboue-
&atu," erlag beute 5u BabIo 8ea4 Der
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gemodt 81 meroeu Il. {. ~, auf's Reue ers
Soblt uuo ielne Ilnidulo betbeuert. Sas Do
fument idlieBt nit elner 6euuu5jruug her
Sufi5Pflsse IA ben Ber. Staateu, be, ME er
iaat, BON bem gBluen Oes gto5e as5dIslg
isi @r ertIdrt, ieiue 6iuridtuH9 piroe nsu
Ser. Straten auf eptg sur SaaH0e 91rets
1eu.
Rsumte Der WOrgHe ertI6reu, Utarueu's
2eid]e iet bic uRreinhe gemeleH, bic ibIeH lett
0isl5u Suhreu in bic 6daoe lam. Selue
llTteIiletter fnrrteu BON Sdmu5, uuo CT
bGtte cfieubar leit IIORatea teta 8lO geaou
en-.
y}ad Der 9ofmorteus IIuteriuduug pur5e
N0Tpeu's 2elhe uah bem QOfal oes yejd IL
bafatters SEQ. g8. gpuh gebradt, eiubIIia-
mirt uuo oanu bis auf Beiteres in eiueu
@enGIbe auf Der y@al0rg Cemetery" beige
ieBt. Die SHUTTER nab S1neiier ees Sc
uu teten, iopte GupaIt 0tlruu bsgIeiteteu
bic llsbsrrefe auf ben 6teoloi. Ntlu bate
ft ouf cine S5eue IN Der gl5rgue qaia5t &C..
mcdt, nustu bic gtuuer uuo bic ShDefer
nDbRtau oer MISUNDERSTANDING nldt
bet
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Sm Eepraisntauteubauie
9er tnnte oeerfahrer. .

gBa5btugtou, 3. 6, 10. 8uguf. -
Sefretar 8bineg bat oem 8enerQl Shoz
Felo Die Didrtne Rnpsle fir oaS Getdsuoas
gduguiB Sberloau's 5ur Serfusuug 9efelt,
uuo StofieIO bat ba5 4uer6letsH acc,purt.
lie erpGbute 8apeus pro Die eiu5jg2 tn
oem VeideuSuge isiu. Der B.dtoeHt uuo
HE 3nbiuetSmitgIieoer rplrbeu S9ertoaHs
lleberrefe BON Der ct. YtlttheDsttrbe uuf
ben 6rieobOf be9leiten. DIE metteu Erap-
pen, melte morgsu On benz 2eibeubegduI
nib tbelInebmeu perOeu, Fao berelts au9e=
tommeH.
Trau SberiOau, ibre glteru, Sberft She
rihan uuo aunere U(,tJlteOer Der TlHuie
pOhnteu nm 8 u5r beure frdh elmer pom ga
ter Rer0id IN Der OF. Uiattbeustjrte ctle.
briuten ip5;ieueu 8eQulgm Wsfe bei. Die
gEttne oerbrGhte uat oem 8otts8ojeuf ets
NICE gIinuteu olleiu an bem sarge ibrsS
uerficrbeueu @atteu. SIN gluie oe5 GIges
befdhgten EauieuOe oOu 0teHiaeu ole Ie=
berrtfie.
Ger Sulut Der Grup2eu mor9eu an SClbe
ntr0 aus II 6ououenituifeu Der lettt2u Bat.
terie'u, orei glusteteEiaI0eu bes 8atallous
uub o,m Slgual gEups" Oura etueu GrOns
peter Der RuUaQerie beffe6eu.
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GtItubobr,.WrD,e3e IN 3oipo.

8e8 Utotues, Sa., 10. Iuguf. - III.
Ser cen am 0ergangeHsH Giontag etugeretd=
len SIagtn fHo u0rg Hela 3ebu meltere 0su
HerihjeOsueu 6radieuotru gegeu otsiel6eu
Glitrbabusu aRbdual9 gematt Doroeu, uuo
gen g7agu bte BON ben GNeHbahH, Somutiii
rtu au'sefsutc meme 5rahIlfie. Stint oieler
EHfIagru iJnO gegeH bten NorbDtteru :" orsi
geaCn bic u91cd 5slauoz" mo 3nst geaan Die
Burlington Subu" gertftet. g8je bei ben
grfieu 6lGqeu, UerbsH aud oies Ual $4,000
iiig leoen usbsrirstuagsflu ala gntddoiguul
beouprudt. 9soer otsier 5dqs be;iebt fi6
auf @}5brforb5ruugeH iir Erattisuouugeu
meifeus Groceries - BON Dee UIoiues mad
ben ttstHereH Stdoteu oes Staltes.
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9tpet mtfaehen ans tbre aolaea

GtInnta, So, 10. IuguF.- F.-Giue june
merge frau, Rameus 8unHtug, tlr5 beurs
in Der Q1ohpuug tbrer Uiuusr, uabe Quauta
uuter ogroGbttgeu lImfiuoeu, Die 0}ptler
III bic 8utne zines Utauues, Der in su9ertu
Gngeu eine 01oue bier ipjelte, uHo bic "a,
mile beftt eiu ber1tMhes Bern03sn.
Scr GINGER 3gtt puroeD juet Der 56tter III
eiUeu Sfan6al 0eJnid It uub e8 R.qte iid
bsrnus, haB beioe UIaotsu gtsger aeaeiratqet
bauru, cereu eiuer bier uu5 Der auoere IN
Spuugfelb, . pobuta Beioe He9tr ma
rtu usuufeue 8liluan. &ufe 8uH1lu1, bic
Erau oC8 Rlggrs IN Guluta, far5 pl5slth
Oor etma elmer gROte, uUo beuts 1T nun aLb
be brittle, nod uu0erheirataete Sduefer qe=
lorbeH. 8teie 3uei 10 raid auietRauoer fol
gencen Eobtsfaue erpctteu 8eEoa1t uu6
5tue llnlerfutaug If I'M Slugs. Illu per
uut6d, ou5 be yisger be 5raueu}immsr
aus oem @ege rdumteu, nm fttl IN ben 8e1g
oes Cunning i9eu 8sTm08en5 81 ieseu.
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g5ae BfauoH6e llnterfu@ua8 pers
langt.
Sex EpD Sct BanttIte @ere - Der 5ton rs
SuqusW. gerpaattae umRauOe,

yiep 9orf, 10. Quguf.-Ger Srauea
iibsr ben Sraro IN 6em &euemeuI5ous Jic
1923, Qusuue u, burd meldleu 0ia Tlmlus
Bug nm gtb,H flm, I'd beute er6fuet no.
Ten. 8te getheu mur6eu, uad0eu ie geffsru
Oou Der &oroaers Surp beftugy uoroeu ma.
r,u, aui SsrauIaNuug bes llerru 400lp9
Srauie, ogs grubgr5 Der bel 0em 8rau0g
uugeiommgueu 5raH Berg, gIuseilr8t uHo
au yaduiuag nm IAr OoH Der Dlorgua
aus nod eem lutberi'1su 3Ta3oi luf Song
Saluro gIbrl6t uno bort 3ur GCoe befllt2t.
@u1a0 Berg mar IN Der ,4msrj.aa yoge"
Der oRuigbte Of 6oHoL" gum Seuage 00H
$1,000 Uerfhrt, mslde 0orlQuT5 5000 fir
oGe 8egrdbnIB Gu5geDo-feu bat. Ser Ref
Dro pabrdelulib pm. RrGule 5u'aueu.-
Coroner U!eGgmer eT1tgIt sefteru Ilue AH}a9l
%Uiefe UOu SeuemeutbluS SeDCbueru,
uelhe cine griiHohte lluteliutuug Der EHt-
febuug bes Srauoe5 DerllUgeU. IgB 0eu
Bugigu gebt HerUOr, 6uB Die Shrei5er IN be-
udtutter llu,ube oagiiber fHg, oa5 l1uau
etu dbulldts S6idial nioeTf-bren mjis, ME
casleuige, neItes be llugludlt4eU 50Dosl
bgI 6ieIem, Dte BET Oem Grlu0e al Ger
EopeIp belr0nen blt.-4uf 4aOrOuuu8 u0u
GDruuer Dtelismer Duroe 8ei1eLa G0euo OIL
29 Sabre aIte Sier5rGuer 5obu 3}u5n 0c
ba'tet uuo I'M Stnuonsbauis Oes 23 BJI3el-
be.utS eiugeipsIrt. Der Coroner orou 2
bteie Serbaftung auf 8ruHo D0u Iugloeu
en-, he ibm blHdatid be5 6euers IL yir.
1923, QUsHue u, gsmatt Uuneu. Gs
muroe Udmh9 bebaupret, OlB RubIa iatue
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bat,e ole ba8 6guar au5braa. 6euay Rlrs
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iyu, ole 6ubiu, Hahtem bu8 Beuer gsloih
mar, Die BOItce mad laugem Su1eu ia etaer
Grube tano.
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Ser 8clpntarft.

Pem 9ort, 10. Guguf. ~ Folgeuoes
iiHb bic StIusuotiruuqtu: Sen eroffaete III
l-13 uub idIos HI II gro;ent. 5tsrltug.
Wc1lel S4.84 - $4.S5 aHf 60 Eaae mo
$+.87- -SfS7t ouf Sitt.-S Suuoes C5li!u-
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gate Shore 96s, yten 5grI5g Central 874,
g.orths gS5feru ll45, oto 4rtor 1484, Jtau
0ort=@entTaI 1919. Ohio NdiiiFpDt 24s,
brrto 8rtor 79 Bittsburg 1853 Reaouq
67f. ct. 8aul 73t, Ditto Brior. 1l2,
g8efern Union SO.
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Qrsstae qeratt, eutl5ihte er Ith. Die Gran
n5a M6roers bsftuoet fitl in baft, oa ne tm
%yreodt fsBt, f4 bei Oem glorOe betbelltgt
IN b7hgu
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nur6 mebrere S2ife ujsbergefrsdt mOroeu
mar. ST b5iubet fh I'M bieFgeu Selling
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farIaH glob umriHgt if, Der BEN Jieaer 5l
linden 0rObt. Bearoeus 3ufluo lit aber
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