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nnAmArLrAL rInArY.
Bits Tor the Protection Of ria
HriEit~ aud Theatrical Managers

Biiis Tor the Protection of Piny-
Hright~ aud Theatrical Managers
wAsniNUTOS, May o. - Bronson
Howard, thu president Of the Ameri-
can Dramatic club; Charles Bernard
J. r.. Clarke, David Be.asc0 aud Hat.
rison Grey Flske, and other persons
interested In the drama, are actively ht
work Ia the Interest Of bills now pend
ing In Congress tor the protection Of
plnywrlghls and theatrical msnagcra.
The object sought by tue congregational
bills h the extension OF the Jurisdiction
Of the United States circsit courts ~ M
10 provide that when an Injunction ~
granted by a United States circuit
Judge restraining the production Of any
dramatic OF operate organization, the
Injunction shall operate on all other
circuits of the United States, unless stt
aside after pr0prt notice and hearing.
The bills are before the Senate aud
House committee On patents.
Ina statement made 10 the Senate
committee today, Mr.. Howard do.
olafod the evil VI piratlng plays has
grown, In defiance OF the copyright
laws, 10 such nu extent that wrltets
and managers who pay large prices for
the writing OF plays fur tue past ten
years have given up copyrghhng
them. The business Of pirnung, he
said, had come about ~ the result Of
Transferring theatrical buHlntHs from
local stock companies 10 travelling COM
paniea. IL was business that dchud
ihe laws Of the United States aud had
grown 10 such An extent ~ 90 CONE
maud the attention Of CongtUss. IL
was assisted by some Of the publishing
houses, which offered 10 cell printed
copies Of the plays.
Mr. Howard pointed out that in'
| functions TO restrain tho productions
vi plays by piratical companies accom-
plished nothing, for as soon na an In
junction was Issued the party on whom
| il was obtained would move out Of the
| Jurisdiction Of the court. Each pre-
liminRty injunction cost about $3.50,
| Tho business Interests Involved
In this pirating, he declared
were enormous aud the legislation
sought 10 DO obtained was necessary e
protect them. Mr.. Howard read
numerous letters from theater managou
and play.wTights saying It was impos
sible to secure any protection under OK
/ isting laws.
Mr.. Howard received assurances thai
/ the bill he advocated would be- reported
/ TO the Senate fayorably without Rmond
| mOut.
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OGDEN.
Fourth District Court.

Work was commenced yesterday on
the civil calendar for the May term OF
the Fourth district court. A Jury was
empaneled and the case OF n. A..
Reed Va W. +. Adams called. A
number Of witnesses were sworn aud
tho case argued, after which the jury
received Instructions from the couT,
aud retired. They were out about two
anu half hours and returned with q
sealed verdict, TO be opened today.
The case VI 3. Stevens Va Is. A.
Montgomery was continued for the
term.
Tho case Of j. T. Nounan vs. ].
Browning wis dismissed AS the cost Of
plainun.
The case Of J. South vs. Ogden State
bnuk was continued.
A suit was filed yesterday by A.
Terry against l.. b, Adams To obtain
damages to the amount Of Sll ,38h.
The New England Loan aud Trust
company has filed suit against H.. IL {.
Nyo and II. NJ. Nye to recover certain
property.
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SALT LAKE CITY.
nos
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We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains:
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
i 90 me directed by tho Third District Court
OFT tic Territory Of utah, shall expose at uUH.
Tic sale. az The 'front.' door Of the County Court
House in the oily OF salt tatc, County lf
Salt Lake and Territory ~ Utah. on the HIat
day OF May, 1904. nt Do O'Clock o. IN, 40 tIn
uEhL title claim aud interest ct Ice MlIps.
EmmA Miles, Charles =. Wilkes John Odtun
and -Allie n wilkes, Of, In aud TO the follow
Ing described real estate, situate. lying aud
being IN salt Lake County ana described 10
follOws, t0.wit.
beginning $50 foot west Of the northeast
corner OF section fifteen Obl. tuWuHhip one "a
south, range one WUHt Of salt LAKE meridian.
and Unning thouco south ono feet.
thence west Gov foot, thence nouii
tu3 feet thence oast 2,5 feet, thence north las
feet, thence east 100 feet 90 the place uf heliu.
ming except certain piece ~ around ln tho
above description, described as foilowaf 10.
ginning Hi feet west aud no feet south OF tho
northeast corner M said session no. thence
south ~ feet thence east lai feet, thence
north 100 feet, thence west VS. fout 90 the place
OF beginning,
To be- sOld as tho property OF Loo Miller.
Emma Miles, Caarlos s, Wilkes, John Odaon
and aullio II, NilkeH. at Che suit or Luther h.
hrrhs,
Terms Of sale. cash
NAT, NJ BRIGHAM.
q. b MarahN
ny T., l.. AnCuEn Deputy Marshal
Dated NAY Bth, 1884
G.. In, hWlus. Attorney Tor ulalnuH.
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the petit Jurors for the term, q Ter 'hank.
ing them TOT their services.
A CHANGE or JUDGES.
Judge Smith will arrive from Provo
today and hold court here tomorrow in
place Of Chief Justice Merritt, who
aoos to Provo to try a case for the ~.
ISOLATE Justice.
1HBEE YEARS ZACH.
In the case OF tho People Va John
WEIGH and James 81. Clair, Attorney
ID. n. Sttaup inside motion tor arrest
Of judgment, which was overfuled.
Thirty Days stay was granted 10
prepare statement on otion Tor new
trial. and tbs defendants were then
sentenced TO three years imprisonment
each In the peuitentiafy.
CONTINUED.
The cases Of the People Va VIM.
Shovel and VIM. Ryan were continued
for the term at the request Of defends
ants counsel.
DISMISSED.
On motion Of Prosecuting Attorney
HOwat the case OF the People W
Arthur b. Edmunds was dismissed,
as was also that OF the People VI e. u.
Foster, Indicted for grand larceny,
Carrie Simpson, tho young cOlored
woman, against whom there stood
chafge Of assault with ga deadly
weapon" (the same being an empty
beer bOttlel was favored In the same
way, on motion Of the prosecution.
wALLAoE's SENTENCE.
w. II. Wallace, convicted on Mon.
day Of burglary, was ordered TO come
up at z pm. today for sentence.
Judge Merritt, after listening TO what
the prosecuting attorney had to say,
sentenced the defendant to one yoar's
imprisonment.
The motion for arrest Of Judgment
was ovofruled and 80 days allowed In
which 10 prepare statement on motion
Tor new trial.
A SENTENCE OF TWO MONTHS.
This afternoon Fred Albsrt with
drew bis former plea of not guilty and
plead guilty to n charge OF petit lar.
ceny. Sentence, two monihs In the
county jail.
1--WE YEARS BEFORE HIM.
March Mckinney Withdrew his
former plea OF not guilty 10 n charge Of
murder aud Prosecuting Attorney
Howat accepted n plea Of guilty OF
voluntary granddaughter, also recon.
mending the prisoner TO the mercy OF
the court.
Judge Merritt passed sentence Of Ave
| years Ia the penitentiaty.
Tho otiense for which Mckinney
has been punished was the killing Of d
companion In the Camp Floyd mining
district In the early part OF last year.
john McCaunOn was tho deieniant's
attorney.
COURT NOTES.
Albert Miles, tried yesterday on n
charge Of astaulting Clara Frazer, "a
l3.yeaT-old girl, with intent, has bot n
acquitted by the jury, the evidence
against him being insufficient 10 con.
/ Wet.
a transcript on appeal has boon filed
| Ia the Supreme court In the case Of
the Mammoth Mining company, aI-
| pellant, W Juhb county et al.
The case OF the People against g.. H..
johnson, indicted Tor the tmbezzlemenl
Of school funds while aciiug NJ trustee,
has been continued Tor the term.
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Probate Court.

There were no cases for hearing In
the Probate court this morning.
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Personal.

Mr. and MIs. ThOs. Wallln, Of
Chicago, are In the city today, un route
home from visit 10 the coast. Mfr.
Rallin In n brother Of &. L.. Whllin,
formerly Of wallin a Pickard, Of this
city, but now resident u Los
Angeles. Mr.. Thos. wailin IL In the
wholesale leather and harness buBines
In Chicago.
The womAn's Press association IL
expected IN Salt Lake tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL
roDAYIs CLEARiNu HOUSE.

TUUAl7d IIIANINU UUU8L'
Tolay's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 tlg3,bJ3. Same day
last year s23l,8ls.
TODAN's QUOTATIONS..
New Yotk.-Sllyrr, Bg lead, $500
L3udou.-SilvUE 2Di.
ORE AND BULLION.
r. II. Jones * Go. received today
Ores, s., 100; bullion, 81 900, $4,000.
STOCKS AND MARKETS.
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STOCKS Ann Markets


CHICAGO MARKUr.
Chicago. MAY o.
wheAt-stcSdY. No. . cash, 5gi July
is.afu
Coru-Hghori No. Cash, 81, July, IS.
n 'a.
OAts-strAdys Ma. 2 Cash. a,t. July, sos.
r1rk-loWcr. May, ~ 20 July, lAA
lard-Lowcr Casn, i.sl, July, IU1..
Rihs Lower, Cash, G2la july, t.sl.l.
i,yU-stoady No. 2, %.
FLAX rood-ffrmi No. !, l.Elt..
Timothy Aoad-allw prime, as
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EIeyenth Mnrd pemOcrals.

All Democrats residing In tho
Eleventh ward are expected TO at.
tend the meeting to be- held In the old
school house In that ward tonight at S
O'Clock. Toe object Of tho meeting ~
10 organize the party In that section.
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The case Of Charles O'Nelll, charged
with granddaughter at Park City, was
on the request Of Judge Powers, his
attorney, continued for the term.
The defendant has baeu already
twice tried. on the hrst occasion n
conviction followed; a new trial was
granted and the jury then disagreed;
ana pending further proceedings
tho defendant was released on his own
fecogn.Eancts. IL IN thought 10 be
now doubtful whethor the prosecution
WIN push the case any further against
him,
PETIT JURORS DlECHARuEp.
Judge Merritt wound up the morn.
llE'shoTk ut IL O'oiJek by dischRrRing
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Scr v@ermauia Club" in Gbica9o,
bat in bS9it anertennenswertber Weile
int !6inblif auf Sic all9emeine Notblase
bie eroBen Summen, bic CT ionit aQz
iabrli9 fir cine 9ldn;enoe 8eibna6tss
feicr %aus;useben pfleste, in oieism Sab
re CUR llnteritiisuns Der sroBen Male
oer 9nnser"oen uno Nrbeitsloien per-
msnbct. @ie Spott nnb 9obn tlinst
elmer 10 eblen 1bat seseniber bic Ma@s
ri9t, baB bic neueite Mooeioubeit Der
u%ornebmen @clt uou New Oort BARN
beitebt, Dap 0amen aus Sen iosenannz
ten beiten &rsiien ii@ swil3en een BET
Sen porberiten S@neioesd9nen einen Ois
amanten eiuleeen laIen. uno oas gu
elmer 3eit, iii pel4er aber 5unosrttauz
ieno Meni9en in Der Metropole ant
6ubjon ni9t mebr willen. wopon Tie le;
ben iouen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Gin Statiltieer bat bere@net, baB
bic GiienbahusG ompasuien bieies 9ans
bes aIiabrIi9 unseiS9r IA MiQionen
Dollars. weIde aus ben Eai3eu bes
0oltes tommen, fir Abuosatensebdbs
rem besabIen. Gines snierer @e&iel:
blatter mirft nunmebr bic, NnlaB gum
Na9benten sebenoe Jraae aui, wie bod
ii4 bieie @ebabren 'uobl belaufen mir:
sen, wenn bic &esieruns bic Giienbab:
neu. .pie bereits has Yotweien, eisnete2
- @enn bic &esieruns bic Giienbab'
nen in ibrem Seiis Ddtte. mirbe man
ieDr wenis mebr uon Streits az Seniels
ben, uon unueri@amt boben Pa6ases
unb Tradtrateu mmo bersleiden mebr
bSren, unS bic Nbuotaten biirften alss
bann aud ba. wie i'm YoitSepartement
uerteuielt wenis mebr 81 uerbienen Be-
tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

9aS pou Der letten 2eSiSlatur ein9e'
iette Gomite sur llnteriu9ans Der Ti@'
neutrality-suspicious. bieIt teete Wode /"
st. saul abermals cine sweitds'9e
Sisuns al, um ben @eri&t bes Inter:
ausiduies fir gei@atuns ees Semsis'
materials entsesensunebmen. Die Gins
selbeiten Der Vobanolunsen iine nod
uidt betannt sena@t, aber bic NitsIie:
Der Der gommiiiien IieBen 8emertun:
gen fallen. oaB lie r~ieienbaiten @aus
nereien auf bic Spur setommen uno i'm
Gtanbe ieien wirbeu, bic 8etrdser Sur
@e9eni9aft gu 3iebeu. Gab i@on lett
LANCER 3eit sroBartise SdminSeleien III
ben Tannenwdloern uon Minneiota uno
@isconiin bstrieben murbeu, baran wiro
wobl tein Meni@ mebr j'ueiieln. bag
man aber Die 9auptipisbuben, auf ieoen
Tau reide 9eute, wenn wirtli@ ermits
teIt, aud sebabreno CUR @e@eni@ait sic:
beu wiro, baran slauben mir fir unlsrn
Ibeil nod LANCE ni3t.
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Gin 8tetcnpro5ek.

Gin Pro;eB, ME er mobl nod ME
baseweien 1T, wiro sesenmartis uor
elmer Der &ammern bes @eri9ts eriter
Snitan; in 8ri6el sefiibrt. rs bans
belt lid UNI cine grbi@att 0 orei Milz
lionen Tranten, aber bic ie beaniprus
den. iinb 2esion. Nm Is. Npril 1892
mar in senannter @tabt Trau Sulie
Siabeue Gbereie Gan Delel, @ittme in
eriter @be pom 9errn gerbaesen nnb in
3weiter uon 81. Meeus, seitorben. Cine
ibrer 9aaptbei@aftisunsen mar bic Grz
sriinouns oer Trase semeisn, per lie
nad ibrem Eooe beerben io1te, uno
barum sribelte iie iber elmer @eibe BON
senealosii@en Eaieln ibrer eisenen 6a>
Mile unb BET ibres erlten Mannes, bis
gum le. Sabrbunoert binauf. Ma$
i5rem Gobe fanoen il@ me6rere Geifa>
mente uor, pom benen bas lette, ein
vsebeimes", en- 10. October 1891 nns
ter Gerni9tuns Der pori9en Tolsenbes
uerfiste: SD psrma6e 3pei Drittel
oer @elammtbe,t meiner beme9li9en
Sitter nit Mnbdufun9 Cumulative
ment" ~ unb auf ben &opf nit bent &ed>
te Der @ermebruns bcs Mntbeils oer Gr>
benben bur@ ben glntDeil Der Mi@terz
benben, alien Verwanbten paterli9er
Seite urb pom erbbere1ti9ten @rabe
meines eriten Mannes Peter @ouaro
Sobann Soiepb gerbaesen, bic 5ur 3eit
meines Gooes in 8el9ien wobnen mers
BEN. (6olst cine slet@ermeii e abseiaBte
8eriasuns iiber bas lette Drittel gu
@nniten Der Yermanbten miitterli6er
Seite besielben gerbaesen.) @usses
14loHen unb f0rmli3 aussenommen BON
Der @obltbat Der beioen uorsebenben
INTERCOLLEGIATE iinb bic gerwanoten meiz
mes eri ten Mannes. wel9e bic Namen
Meeus, Van Medelen ,,ober Bosi@aert
fiibren ober pon Gltern zines biei er Ias
men. abitawmen. Sd i@lieBe ferner
ale Dieienisen aus, bic ibre &e@te
ni@t bur@ iormli9e Outrage an meinen
Observation-Disclosures ie@s Monate mad
meinem Gooc se!tenb ,sema@t baben
werben, 9leiduiel ub ie Don meinem
Gooc ODER oielen,~ &c lament &enntniB
erbalten baben ODER ni@t." Sooamn
mar6 Elm Notar aus 8ri6el gum Te)ta>
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ob8Iei& es nod LANCE bin lit 81.

0b8Iei& es nod lanse bin lit BIS
CUR na9iten Yrdiibentenwabl, fansen
bic politii@en 2anhesbesIiider bod i@on
an, ibre 6aben gu ipinnen. Na@bem
ueri9ieoene republitanii@e @r0Ben uon
Mew Yort ben grs Yrdiioenten 9arriion
ais ibren Gunoioaten in Vori@las &C.
bra9t, protlamirte Senator Gomunbs
bel einem Yantett bes Union 2ea9ues
Clubs in Ybilaoelpbia ~9arriion unb
Meeo" als republitanii@e Yrdiioents
i4aitss@ anbibaten fir 1895. Da aber
bis bortbin nod uiel Waier ben gera
binunter lauit, weroen wobl nod gang
anbere 9%ombinationen ;u Gage 9~ef0roert
,perben.
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ueberi9wemmunsen uiw,

Gpibemien, lleberi@wemmansen uip.
ueridont.
Die Welt9ei@i@te bat teinen ein3iSen
6al bon 9%unsersnotb inmitten ees
sr0Bten lleberFuHes aufsuweiien, wie IS
bier Der Nau 1T.
QDir baben MQes I'M lleberfluB. NIT
elmer einSisen Nusnabme - uns feblt
eas @elo, uni @ei9dite gu erleoisen
unb bic Nrbeiter 3u bei@dftisen. IS
III llniinn, su bebaupten. eaB ii3 in ben
Santen senisenb @ele befinoe. Mit
bemieIbem @e9t tSnnte man bic in ber
@aite Sdmadtenbeu bamit trSten, bab
i'm Mi6i6ippi ii@ seniisenb @aier be-
iinbe, UNI ibren Durit gu lSi@en. 81
@elb mus lid in girtulas
tion befnben ni9t IN ben gants
sew0lben einsei@lonen fem. @elb lit
bos Hebensblut elmer Nation unb baiiels
be in ganssew0lben aufipei@erm. lit
slei9bebeutenb NIT alsemeinem StiQ:
itanb, uerni@tet 9anoel unb @anoel.
@as 1T bic llria@e Der oQsemeinen
Rriiis? Der Sturm auf bic Banten,
ueranlaBt bur9 bic @elbflriten. bic bas
amer,tanii@e Tolt eiui@i@tern uno
3winsen wollten, mebr si"strasenoe
Bombs a%usSuaeben.
@irbe mobl aud Elm Nniturm auf
Yoiiparbanten itattsefunoen baben?
Si9erli9 ni@t. benn bas gertrauen in
bic &esieruns lit unbesren5t. mas nit
ben Yripatbanten ni9t Der SAL mar.
Nber seiett ben Taq, Die Potipars
banten Der &esieruns bdtten mirtli@
einem Nniturm Der Depoiitoren besesz
men miiiien, 10 mdre oaburd bod feline
Gnappbeit ser Girtulationsmittel entz
%itanoeu, neil bic @esieruns itets in Der
Gage lit, sesen binrei@enbe Si@erbeit
mebr @elo aus5u9eben. Sober Dollar.
Der auf biele @eiie in llmlauf 9eiett
wirb, wiiroe ii@erselteQt uno uiel better
ais 6as pom Yriuotz9 outen in UNI
lauf 9eiette @elo. Derarti9es @csies
wdre abiolut ii@er uno IS
INNER senus %uorbanoen fem, nm
bic @el@dite oes Yanbes gu erleoisen
uno bic feiernoen Nrbeiter gu bei@aftiz
gen.
Die NbbiIie berubt bemna@ in Der
ginfibruns uon @esierunss>ooer pots
iparbanten an Steue BON Briuat>8an
ten. IS lift einleu3tenb, baB bas gam
&c 8olt Suuerldiii9er lit, als ein5elne
uno ebeuio ielbitueritdnoli4
io0(te es fem, bag unter u~erniinfti9er
Qeituns unb auf ii@erer @runolase ites
benbe Banten, binter benen oas gauge
Golt itebt, mebr Si@erbeit bieten, ais
Yantinititute, bic uon weni9en Yerionen
seleitet weroen. (9fat. @ef.)
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0ulutt lit lpe5leu IN oerFroouttlon
uon Giieners intereiiirt uno man nabm
bcsbalb an, bag bic 2eute, bic bort mobs
men, ben Sbeil Der @ilion 8ia, ber ben
@iniubrsou oui bic Treiliite iett, uers
bammen miiroen. Gas 1T aber, wi>
iid in elmer seltern %ubseboltenen Ser
iammluns berausfeute, nibt Der Sal.
Oie republitanii@en Polititer iino nas
tirli@ aus 8arteiz& iidii@ten sesen
vTrei>Giiener;" uno iie nabmen an,
bag lire oemotrotii@en Mitbarser islblts
ii9tis senus icin wiiroen, Der 8ilions
BID Spoiition gu MAIDEN. Nuf Setreiz
ben Der &epublitaner uno einiser Demo-
fratem, bic in Giienminenz Nttien ipetus
lirem, mar bic srmdbnte Yeriammluns
beru fen, lit ber unter anseblid bemos
tratii9er 2eituns gei@liile sesen Ireie
@infubr uon G%liener; seiaBt unb Gone
9reBmann Balomin auiseioroert meroen
ioQte, se9eu biele en- Ebeil Der Willons
DiQ 4, 1timmen. Mber es tam anoers;
bic Dsmotroten uon 0ulutb Datten ben
Wraten sero@en unb waren in poler
GAIL eri@icnen unb ais bic Protettionis
fen iaben, eaB le bic geriammlnn9
nidt controuiren tonnten perta9ten lie
ii9 na9 elmer anoeren @a(le. Die gu
ridsebliebenen, bic sanae 9aQe fauens
ben Demotroten paiiirten Bei@laie fir
Mbi@afuns oes GiniubrsoQes ouf ii:
ienerS uno cine MuHorperuns an Maior
Balomin, I'M Sntereiie bes 9ansen Gan:
bes fir Die son5e Wilionz9iQ gu flint
meu. Die 9ei@lile i@lieBen nit ben
@orten: vDie natiirli9en 8or5i9e por
ct. Qouis County unb Die Gner9ie be1
8emobner bellelben iino binrei3eno,
benz elben obne S@ut;oq ouf Giiener;
Superorltdt 81 1l9ern."
0as war patriotii@ 9eipro@en uni
mcnn bic Bemobner a1cr 9anoest5eile Il
banbeln mirben, bann wiiroe III ber Ea:
rifira9e balo cine @%inisuns er;ielt uer:
ben.
Wie u%uiinnis iibrisens oas @ei@re
iiber ben STUN beB Giiensei@aftes in
SAD elmer i3o%urebuttion 1T, 9ebt aus
elmer tleinen Iransattion beruor, wel@'
9eitern uo0;osen waro. Die &ou@eleal
giien 60. bat 6 gier5issN derihide IL
Der Meiaba @eseno pom Staat sepa@:
tet. Die en Pa@t>G Contract uertauft'
genonnte Gompasnie MI Die 9is9ini
Wilo Sat 60. fir $4,000 in 8aar
NuBeroem uerpli9tet ii@ bic lettere nod
80 Gents fir jene Come Grj gu ;aDlen
melde iie p%robu5iren mag. @enn oe
v&uin" Der Giiensruben beuorltdnoe
miirben i@werli@ lol@e Sransattione'
abgeldloKen weroen.
(St. g. gultsjt9.)'
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0rci Mtuioncn BrooIote.

6ru6tbares Yano, rei9e. fait uner.
l9opfi9e B%er9werte, ausseoebnte Wal:
iertrait, sroBe Tabriten, bas umfansz
rei9it Giienbabnipitem Der @elt, sabls
loie nit 8aaren unb Nabrunssmitteln
aller Nrt anseiaQte @el@dfts> uno 2az
serbauier, natirli@e 9ilisqueQen, bic
BON feinem onbern yanbe ber @elt iiber>
troiien werben - uno trotoem iino
MiQionen arbeitswiQise Yerionen be-
jb6iti9unoslos unb Miuiouen mil
tbotid@li@ frieren nnb bunsern.
Mo@itcbenoes lit mOrtli3 Dem Ietts
ms9entliden Beri@t Der 6anoelss Msens
tur bon 9rabitreet & So. entnommen
vSpejialoepei@en aus ll9 mi3tisen
@taoten in alen 2anoestbeilen an bic
8ra6jtreet:N sentur beuten al, baB Die
@eiammtsabl Der Nrbeitsloien in inouz
ltrieuen unb anbern Mrbeitssebieten einz
l6lieBli@ Der pom ben 8ei@dftisunssloz
fen abbdnsisen Perionen nabesu 3,o0o,s
900 betrd9t."
Man beoente, bag bier uur BON ll9
@tabten bic @ebe lit unb bic Gauicnoe
pon tleinern Stdbten uno D0rfern in
oieiem Beri@t ni@t ein9ere9net murben,
10 baB bic uon Brabitreet ansefabrte
@@atuas obne l1ebertreibuns ueroops
pelt weroen tann.
9luBeroem finben ii@ meitere MiQio>
men, bic nur jeitweilis bei@aftist iino
in bieler a3eit Der i@weren Notb uno iebr
oft AUDI nidt wilen, wie iie bic 2ebenss
mittel beltreiten loQen.
Us lit cine ALIGNMENT an%ertannte
Ebatia9e, baB bic Ser. Staaten fat
uueri 30pfli@e natarli6e 9ilfsqueuen
beiiten uno III oieier 9iniidt bas rei@ite
2ano Der Welt iino. IS miro bebaups
tet, bab bic 8ep0lternn9 Der Scr. Staas
ten bic intellisentelte, tbattrafti9ite unb
forti9rittlidite Der @elt lei. Die
Ser. @taaten beiiten fru@tbareres 9ano,
ersiebisere Berswerte, ausseoebntert
@a6ertroft uno @albunsen, sr0Bert
Tabriten, @ei@aftsz unb 2aserbanier,
umfansrei@ere Giienbabnipitcme uni
sroBern natirIi@en &ei@tbum als it:
9enb e,n anberss Qanb. llno trot bic:
les unermeBliden &ei@tbums, bieie'
MISREPRESENTATION Treisebisteit Der SEA:
tur iinb Miuionen iiber Millionen ebr:
li9e uno f(eiBise 9eute aQer Griten5:
mittel beraubt, uno 9unoerttaui enb'
auf Oiientlide Suppenanitalten ansewie:
fen, nm nidt gu uerbun9ern.
@as lit bic llrla@e oieler i6ma@uol:
len 3ultanoe?
Sn friibern S%abrbunoerten e%ntitans
9unsersnotb infol9e uerbeerenoer &riese.
M~iBernten, Gpioemien, l1eberi@wem:
munger uno anbern 9eim u@unsen uor
9roBem llmfan9.
Infer Qauo wu,be pom aQen ber:
arti9en @eimfu@unscn perldont. Mt
leben int tiefitu Trieoen, batten ein'
auBeroroeutli9 CUTE Grnte, wuroen uor
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Scr 81. y. 9eralo" tbeilt nit, BAT
unter ben Tabritanten un6 Monopoli:
lten oes Oltens en GROCER G%orruptions:
fono auisebra@t wiro, mel@er ba5u
oienen ioQ, Die Paiiiruns Der 8ilion
Siu i'm GonsreB gu bintertreiben. OF
mobl irsenb Semauo etwas Nnoeres en-
uartet fat?