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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
JONES ON COMPANY STORE
The Shelter Manager Gives His Rea-
sons for Methods of Paying Men.

Au6 SmSlb6T MANA ger Wives his 1Sed-
sons for Methods of Paying Men.
In talking over the smelter strike
yesterday afternoon, Manager T. R.
Jones expressed displeasure at the
printing of a facsimile of one of the
cOmpany's pay check. The GermaIia
Mercantile company. on whom all pay
checks of the Germania wOrkmen are
issued, Mr.. Jones says, is not in any
way connected with the smelter COM
pany, and while the checks or orders
are payable only at that store, not a
man is required to trade there and
never has been since the establishment
was opened some six years ago.
Previous to making the Germania
Mercantile company. the banking
house for the men, employees were
paid in checks drawn or the Salt Lake
banks and al sorts Of difficulties grew
out of the system. Men would Jose their
checks or carry them about till they
became soiled. disfgured and often pre-
sented them in such bad condition that
they could not be read. If a check was
lost it was seldom that a man could be
made to understand that certain pre-
cautions would have to be taken before
a new one could be issued.
They had no idea MANI of them. Of
thought and argued that a new check
should be issued at once. To simplify
matters, it was decided TO have the
checks issued on the Germania store
where any man could go and get his
money without having 90 wait or come
to the city. To protect the store in its
dealings with the men, ii was provided
that anything owing by a person pre-
senting a check should be deducted
when payment was made.
Mr.. Jones said he owned a quarter
interest in the store and he knew that
the men were at liberty to trade where
they liked and their acts were never
questioned.
OF the strike situation in general,
Mr.. Jones said he attributed the pres
ent trouble as much to the operation
OF the eight-hOur law as anything else.
There were many places about the
works which men could fill for ten or
twelve hours with as little inconveni-
ence to themselves as when working
only eight, and in filling these places
the company could afford TO pay bet
ter wages for the longer hours. but
hen the same labor had to be dis
tributed between three men the scale.
ofecourse, had to be reduced. There
were some positions, he admitted. that
eight hours was long enough for any
man to fill, but had the law allowed
some leeway or left some discretion to
the management, H. felt that the pres
ent dissatisfaction would never have
occurred.
Asked whether he had not promised
the men an advance on the first of
May, Manager Jones said, mo. the ac-
ton of the men has not had a tendency
to make me feel disposed to promise
them anything, and no promises have
been made"
He admitted, however, that wages at
the smelters were usually higher in the
summer than winter and while he
would not acknowledge it. it is safe to
assume that an advance will come
with warmer weather
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
CEPMANIA STRIKE
DWINDLES TO NOTHING
Manv Of the Men Returned to Their Work During
Yesterday.
Tw Furnaces Are Being Operated and More Employees Will
Be in Their Places Today at Old Scale.

have nothing more To do with the
strikers.
Il have done all I could" said he. II
have tried to get them to form union
and TO so into this matter with some
system, but ii is useless. / quit. They
have gone to work, or viii go to work.
and thus become again, as they have
declared, the white slaves of the smelt-
en- trust. Let them go. I am dis
Susted with them. Sometimes I think
that men who have no more nerve or
sense than they have got, don't de-
serve any better treatment.
I'VE had this thing in our hands
We could have brought the trust to
its knees in a week, for we could, if
we had been sensible, got the backing
of the mine owners, whom the trust
robs with high charges for handling
ore"
The prelilniraries to an effort to or
ganize union which shall become g.
branch Of the American Federation Of
Labor were taken yesterday. Secre-
tary Z. n. Pace Of the Utah Fedora
ton Of Labor saw Olson and some Of
the men to learn the situation and see
about calling a meeting. He didn't
meet with much success. Though he
did not say so, it seemed evident that
he was not greatly encouraged. He
made no arrangement about a meeting,
but he will go back again during the
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13

| a clever ruse to draw the British away
from Wepener.
About 1000 foreigners constitute ths
new foreign legion in Pretoria, includ-
ing some CoSSacks in uniform. Several
French recruits left here for Pretoria
today, including a French captain, bro
Their Of the late General De VIIebois
Mareuil''
The Bloen1fOutein correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph telegraphing Wed
neSday says: Lord Roberts wisely de-
clines to exhaust his men and horses in
hunting the elusive Beers until his pre-
paratiOns are complete. He will leave
to the enemy the barren comfort OF the
occupation Of a few farms for a Shors
time "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
MINES WOULD OPERATE.
Whether the Smelter Strike Lasted or
Not-opinions of Owners.

Ed Loose of the Grand Central was
in the city yesterday. When asked
what effect the smelter strike would
have upon the Grand Central mine in
event that the furnaces at the big
plants south Of town remained idle, he
replied that it would probably make
no difference, but that he supposed the
mine would continue in operation just
as it is now. They could get the
money to go ahead with, and he
thought there would be no serious re-
suits from a shutdown of the
Smelters.
Manager Rome Wheeler and Director
Ritter also Joined with Mr.. Loose in
his view Of the situation. They did
not believe the strike would be very
long lived, but in event that it was,
they were Of the opinion that only the
smaller producers would experience ally
trouble in finding market for their
ores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
The Germania Strike.
Lord Roberts Big Army.
Burrows Discusses QUAY Casa
Death Rate in Porto Rico.
viii Support Bryan.
PAGE TWO.
Miners Fearful End.
Governor of Porto Rico.
PAGE THREE
Albert G. Allen Here
Suicide Of S. H Adler.
PAGE FOUR.
PAGE FIVE.
Time to Cut Down.
Bad Men Captured.
Roberts and Graham Cases.
PAGE SIX.
Report from Johnny Mine.
Mining Stock Market.
PAGE SEVEN.
Stocks in the East.
PAGE EIGHT.
Hannaites IN Caucus.
What Election Shows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
BRYAN VISITS THE BEDSIDE
OF DYING WOr1AN IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 12.-William J.
Bryan arrived this morning and was
escorted by two brass bands through
the streets to his hotel. where he was
entertained by the Democratic clubs
A reception followed. during which
he received a message from a dying
woman, asking him to call on her, as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13

San Francisco. April 12-Republican
National Committeeman Henry C.
Payne Of Milwaukee. who is in this
city. predicts the nomination of Nc
Kinley at Philadelphia by reclamation
and is confident Of his reelection
When asked what he thought of
Dewey's candidacy. he said: Il think
that it is too bad. I think this ex-
presses ii -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13

S 5ae f eeSired TO to meet the champion Of
Returning to the hotel Pre-,
dressed the schOolchildren. The eo,ooi-
oelng closed for the occasion r. S,-N'.,,S
hour and half ne addressed 49, al
SAINTS or people On the public nlaz So ~
tne subject of free silver. trusts .''- az, "a
llllDeriailsm- He left for Prescott on M =
special train this afternoon - .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
FOR EIGHT-HOUR LAW.
President Gompers Addresses House
Committee on Labor.

Washington, April 12.-President
GomDers Of the Federation Of Labor
made an extended argument before
the house committee on labor TODAY in
support Of the proposed eight-hour
law. Mr. GOmpers said the movement
had secured some measure Of success
IN the states and municipalities. and
It was desired to have the government
recognize Il by the enactment Of the
present measure
through some mysterious means. he
said. the words upon public works
were put into the federal eight-bour
law Of 1892, thus combining it to mar
row limits and robbing it Of the value
that Its advocates expected. The pres
ent Dill was, he said. the result of five
years Of thought, study and effort
He urged that the reduction Of hours
OF labor was demanded by every IN
tereSt OF the government. which should
be as much concerned in the physical
and mental strength of the workbench
aS IN the tonsile strength Of the sTeaI
and arnlor furnished to It.
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BRITISH ARE RETIRING.
Being Driven Back Toward Lady
smith bv the Beers

Pretoria, Wednesday, April 11.-Advices
from WeDener where British force is
surrounded say the battle continues
favorable to the federals. About I580
BRUSH troops are said 10 be there
A heavy cannOnade was heard this
morning in the direction o. Bultfontein.
situated midway between XFindburg and
BOShOf IN the Orange Free State and
north OF BrandfOrt. Advices from the
Boer headquarters in Natal say that after
a heavy bombardment the British are re-
firing IN the direction of Ladysmith and
the 1ederals are going 10 their old posi-
tons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
Beers EAGER 10 FIGHT.
Believe That the British Are Playing
a Waiting Game.

Bloemfontein. Wednesday, April Il
According 10 information received here
the Boer activity eastward Of the rail-
road and in proximity to the border is
largely due 10 the fact that Presidents
Kruger and Steyn have found they are
unable to keep their forces together in
inactivity. the burgherS declaring they
are unwilling TO remain with their COM
mandS unless actively employed as they
are convinced the British game is a
waiting one.
It is believed the Boer movement was
originally designed to Oblige Lord Rob
ertS 10 weaken his force at BIOemfOntefn
in order TO protect the railroad when the
Beers would have attempted 10 recap
ture the capital But the burghers are
evidently ignorant Of the enormous forces
Lord Roberts has at his disposal
AdVlces from karee Siding say the
BoerS are busily entrenching their posi-
uon east Of BrandfOrt running parallel
with the railroad while strongly holding
the Waterfall drift waterwOarks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
DEATH RATE IS
ENORMOUS one
Island of Porto Rico One
Vast Poor House.
PEOPLE DYING FOR
LACK OF MEDICINE
Ten Thousand Dollars Would
Save 5000 Lives.

Cities Where the Population Reaches
Thousands Are Without Physi-
clans Because There Is no Money
with Which to Pay the Doctors
Death Rate at One Place Reaches
80 Per Cent-Government Unable
to Act, Having No Funds.
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Coinage of Minor Coins

Washington. April 12-The house COM
m1ttee on coinage today directed a "a
Voraole report on the senate bin for ina
coinage OF minor coins at minis other
compels al of this minor coinage IN bs
done at Philadelphia - %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
BURROWS TALKS
ON QUAY CASE
Strong Opposition to Seat
ing Pennsylvania Man.
ISSUES A WARNING
TO THE SENATORS
Likelihood Of Great Uprising in
the Country.

People May Take from Legislatures
and Governors All Power to APP
point or Choose Senators and
Elect Them by Popular Vote
Protests Against the Establish
ment of Bad Precedent-Jones
Makes Spirited Reply to Dolliver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
WILLIAMS IS NAMED.
Massachusetts, Man Is Now a Vice
Presidential Possibility,

Boston, April 12.-George Fred Will
Jams of Massachusetts was formally
named as a vice presidential POSSIBLE
ity by the Bryan club of Massachusetts
at a BANQUET in the Quincy house to-
night. His sponsor was George f.
Washburn. member of the Populist Ma
tiOnal committee.
The plan. as outlined by the Pop
ulists. is to have q party convention
name Bryan for president, and not to
name at that time a vice presidential
candidate. in lieu thereof to send to the
Democratic convention the names of
four men who are acceptable to the
POpuliSts the selection fror,, these
names by the Democrats to be the
Populist nominee for second nlace-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
BROKERS FAVOR STRIKERS.
Resolutions of Sympathy Adopted
Yesterday.

At the opening of the session Of the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining Exchange
yesterday morning, Broker w. H
Clark presented to the members pres-
ent a resolution Of sympathy to the
striking employees at the Germania
smelter, in which was expressed the
hope that amicable relations would
soon be establishes between the smelt-
er trust and its men. D. II. Peery. IL.
seconded the motion to adopt the reso'
luton
This brought on q spirited discus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
Hall Will Be Ready.

Kansas City. April 1.-THE sub COM
mittee of the Democratic national COM
mittee has formally decided 10 let
Kansas City retain the national con-
vention in July. the local committee
having made satisfactory promises of
hall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
Banquet to Commissinnar.

San Francisco, April ia banoua+ -
rendered the Philippine commissioners to
night oy the merchants of this civ tn.
prlnclpal address was made by The FTo,
Judge Taft of the commissio9 So, 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
BARS SCABBY SHEEP.
Governor Steunenberg of Idaho Is
sues Quarantine Proclamation.
Ic.....:a, e.. IT,. Ir....1a

Boise, Ida, April Ex-Governor Steunen-
berg has issued a quarantine procla,oa-
ton against sheep in Box Elder and
/ Cache counties. Utah, that are said to he
scabby - ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
IT Is NOW A LAW.
President Mckinley Signed Porto .
can Bill last Night

Washington. April 12.-The president at
o'clock this evening signed the Porto
Rican tariff and civil government bill.
Only Secretary Root and Mr. Cotelyou.
the assistant secretary to the president,
were present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
Fusion in Nevada.

Reno. New. April 1.-THE silver
party state central committee today
voted for fusion with the Populists ana
Democrats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13
Commissioners Go to MILAN

Naples. April 1.-THE Transvaal conn
missioners, accompanied by DR.. Muller
and Herr Van Boeschoten, started this
morning for Milan,
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Continued on Page p
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cILVER AND LEAD

or,,s- 5eikc per ounce.
Copper iO K r. Co.'S price, A.5!1z;
Lead; orf exchange, Sl.67lsgN.121z; New
Tork brokers', SAD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-13

Ing y es oairty Of the men held a meet
over t1bS o Gay afternoon i'm the I'm Lan
to co6ss.d Murray Mercantile comn s,,,1l
Olson ,rler the situation. CbsrIe ps'ii :
Hoeaar @es chairman, and TboT, % =
The ra-, nas secretary. They diseases
hou1ce6 !, Tor a long time end a.
So stroT1 nose men who had decla r I'd
back ~ Dsly that they would no+ gu 81
Who bsa work at the same wages ~, 30
iority - zone so. Possibly ~ ou'
hever r r. those at this meeting H H.IIi
small nun mo was disguised bv the
Eeneral ii aailer at the meeting and me ne
lux Of interest, said he would MD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

i'm Siben, pobsi er feline 8emertun@
aen an eine ReIplution pritaarb's
(Rsp.) bon HorbsGarolina, tniipfte.
gr iaste, es lei unbeoingt nDtbig, bdB
etipas sei6sbe, um eine Wieberbolung
bes Sapesz zSilben@Streites gu perhus
ten, unb iprad s,ngebenb iibsr oas "A.
unb Is. @menbement 5ur 8erfahuns.
@r bebauptete, bic GrapinSun9 ioatd>
Ter unb pplitiider @Iei4bere4tignng
Der S6parsen iei nur Elm Ssumi4ub
fir ben SortIdritt Der ,Menl9beit. Der
Senator perlanste bringenb elm Uorz
eeben, bas beiben 8aTen niiben tpiiroe,
pertbeibigte bic neuen 8erfdiiungen
BON QouIidna unb Norb@garoltna.
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Sort Wapne, Snb., IL. San.
8ii9of SOiepb Raoemader, 9orz
iteber Der fdtbolii9en OiO5eie ponSort
0abne, itarb beute Mtorgen um II
llbr na9 elmer &rantbeit, bic iibsr
Elm Sabr geoauert bate. Dor etipa 18
Wonaten begannen feline @eiitestrdfte
au ihpinben, uno elm 9er5leiben fiihrz
te i4liebli9 ben Sob berbei.
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ciiiee: Gde Der 6. ano Sowass strabe.
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Ienersbruuit In Cbio.
& 0 ftnrid. 8. s. Ga

s itoria, S., 8. Sdnndr.
prairie Depot, EN- i'm Selitoiftrttt
asleeener Srt, II Meifen nDrbli4 BON
bier, purbe ssitern 9beno bon elmer
perbeerenben Seuersbrunit beimgea
iu9t, pel6e Sigentbum i'm Werthe
bon 100000 Bis $150,000 serltOrte.
@s brannten elf 9ei9dftsbduIer unb
elm Wobnbaus ab unb cine In5abl
anberer @ebduoe tpuroen mebr ooer
peniger beiddoist. Oas Seuer brad
in benz 2aben fir OelquellensSerdtbe
f9uften aus unb perbreitete iih iebr
fhnen. Der S6aben 1T taum gu einem
Or;ttel burh 0erii4erung sebedt.
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Oes Dc ines. &aY 6. San.
Seute Gbenb um 10 llBr enoete elmer
Der auiresenSiten admpfs Inn oas
Spreheramt I'M Sauie Der Geiebges
bung BON sSpiOa, Der je bageipeien, unb
bic Sreunbe bes Senators Scar Idgen,
bab bamit ou6 Der 8umpf Inn bic
9Enbesiena!prfelle entihieben lei uno
@enator Spbn 8. Gear tpiebersepdblt
iperben wiirbe. glls Spreber tpuroe
Sr. .. 8open BON Waufon nomtnirt.
Gr mar Der Ganbibat Der 9earz2eute
uro er6ielt 43 Stimmen, tpd6renb 38
Gtinlmen duf W. Gatpn bon . Sidge,
Den GanbibatsH s t Mitslieoer, ipel>
6e u. 3. gummins bon Oes Woines
als 9unbssienatsz unters
itiiBten. Tielen.
Der Caucus fanb I'm 8 l6r Qbenbs
In Der Salle rer 4bseoroneten itatt
unb ipar eslsim. glur erpGblte re-
publitaniide @itslieoer puroen 5uses
IaTen.
Die republifdnii9en Senatoren
iteQten beute 2lbenb i'm Caucus folgers
be Ganbibatsn fir bic @emter auf:
Senator 20. s.. Sarriman bon
Samptpn, prdies p. t.
Geprge gl. glepman bon gebar
sulls, SetretGr.
g. .. 9lleranber bon Winteriet, err
iter Siilfs=SefretGr.
8. 3. Gmmpns bon Gunner, sipeiz
ter Siilfs sSetretGr.
2pis &igbp bon Davenport, glbs
idrsiber- -Gllrf.
Slipe Grnser BON Wabne Gpuntp,
Gintrage@Glert.
s.. 6. 2punsberrp bon Mari6all@
foipn unD Gecil OirOn, Sournals
Glerts.
Captain s. 6. Collins bon 9ancod
Eputtn SergeantzatzarmS.-
6. 8. S9end BON 2eom rSile"s
Glerf.
ssrau 9ipld goot bon Carroll, poit>
ineiiterin
SoGn 8. Serene bon 4Ganrafse So.
Saupt. Sbiirbiiter.
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bat bsute in Der est. Stspbanstir6s,
an ipel4er Der 8sritorbene friiber ols
pfarrer fungirt bate, ftattgefunoen.
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Gin nett + D 20 {.
Sic s(nt,port OroBbritanniens.

80 a btngtpn, .. g., II. San.
Die Mnttpprt Der britiIhen Gesies
runs auf bic 8oritellunsen bes ameriz
faniI9sn 9oti4afters gboate bsaiigz
lid Der 8sf6lagnabmen bon ameris
fatniI9sm Mebl uno anoeren Waaren
auf ben brei Shiffen Beatrice,
.,MaIbona" unb rMaria", 1T einsez
troffen. 0ie es bic 8eamten i'm
Staatsbepartement erpartet batten, lit
ss cine bsillpeiie Antiport, iebr Sufrie=
penitenenb, 10 ipeit fpie lie sebt, inoem
Iie ben Gbrattsr GINGER Der beidlass
nabmten @aarsn erlsoist, bod entbdlt
lie feline allsemsine @nti6eiouns Der
sfraae, pb 8robitoffe ais Gontrebanbe
anaeIeben perben. Die britiI9e &ez
aieruna pertrjtt in @eSug auf Die be-
i6lagnabmten Waaren genau oeniel@
ben Stanbpuntt, pie ibn bas Staatss
bepartement einnabm unb pie sr in
Der Hote beS Srn. GbOdte an bas bris
tiihe 4uspdrtise gmt niepergelegt
mar.
Meb. MeUlbnn's 9tidjcnfrier.
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Psttisrcm ma@t ieniatianellc Ans>
iagcn I'M Sunbsslenat.

iagen inn 8unorsienat.
@ai6ington, .. g., 8. San.
Saus. Oas Saus oronete beute
auf @runb Der BON 2enb (Obio) einz
aerei9ten HsIolution 5lpei rnteriuz
6unaen an. Die erIte Ioa Der gluss
i6ub fir poitdmter unb poitltraben
pprnebmen, um feitSuitellen, pb bic
aipei bonn prGi iioenten ernannten ppitz
meiiter, Sobn 6. 9raham bon prppo
Gitp, lltab, uno Orion Smith bon
Gosan. utab. Der polDgamie anges
flast iinb unb Oh babinlautenbe be-
i6porene 4usiasen bereits our 3eit
ibrer grnennung eingetrdgen paren.
Sie anbere lit cine allaemeine I'm
terIu6ung, pel4e Der MilitGrausi9uB
beSiisli6 bes 0erbaltens bes Generals
Merriam unb Der 4rmeepffiaiere pdbz
rsnb Der unruben in Warbner, Sba6o,
unb fpdter anitelen foa.
Senat. = WGbrenb Der beutiaen
Debate iiber cine psttisrep'16e llns
teriuhungsreIolution tpurben etli6e
feniationelle 9lusiasen iiber bas 9ers
balten Der Der. Staaten ssgen bic auf>
itdnbiiten 5ilipino's gemabt. pettis
grep ertldrte, bieie Hesierung babe
ibre @srbiinbeten ansesriffsn unb Ii9
babur9 Der srObliditen 8errGtberei
i9ulbis gema6t. Sieie 8ebauptuns
purpe BON 2pbse suriidsepisien, ipels
6er ertldrte, oieie Nesierung babe
ni9ts oerglei9en getban uno nibt i'm
@ntfernteiten baran gebadt, Die ioses
nannte SilpinosHesieru an5uers
fennen.
Morsan (Oem.) bon @labama belt
cine lanssre Hebe iiber bic Eailenfrage
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Gin 0ei9enf Der siameien.

80 Arlington, 9. g., 8. San.
IS Der ameritaniIhe @eianote IN
Giam i6reibt benz Staatspepartengnt
baB bic iiamsiii@e &esierung etnen
peiteren gepeis tbrer Sreunolt4teit
gegen bic Ser. Staaten segeben babe,
inbem ie 2eBteren einen Sbeil ober
bas @anss bss ssmpelgrunbes, auf
lpelbem bic ameritanii4e 9eianbts
i9aft in 8anstot itebt, gum 9ei9snt
anbot. Das gisentbum bat sinsn
Wertb bon $4,000. Sas 9eI4ent
ma6t, tpenn es ansenOmmsn pirb,
cine gluslase BON etpa $4,000 fir 8erz
beKeruns bss @ruhbitiides notbmens
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80 a I binston, y. g., 9. San.
Der iilberne gbrenbefsr, Der aus
ben einseI9molaenen 3ebncentitiitsn
beraeitellt mar, bic bon iber, 10000
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amerifanN9en 8inbern, beiseiteuert
paren, 1T bsute Morsen benz abmiral
0epep feierlia iiberreiat pprosn.
Cine tleine' aber sspGblte 8eieai6aft
bate fia gu Der 5eisr in ben parlors
Der Oetpep'ihen Wohnung an Hbobe
syslanb Mpenue einssfunoen. Der poz
fal, Der in tiinitleriid pollenoeter
Weiie berseitellt unb nit pahenben
synihriften perIsbeu 1T, mar i'm Grtsrs
feniter aufgeitellt unp bas untere gnbe
mar nit Der ameritaniI9en Sldsge
brapirt. Die lleberreihunssrsbe puroe
BON Senator Depeip gebdlten. 4omiz
raj Sepep ipra9 in bepegten Worten
ieinen Sant aus fir bieien neuen Be-
ipeis Der Oantbdrteit ieiner Ganbsz
leute. glm meiiten uber, 1agte er,
freue es ibm, oaB 81 bem .9ei9ente
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