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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
NEWSY CISANINcS.

The ships of the world are insured
for f950,000.OOO.
Building operations in Richmond
Va. were tied up by the strike of the
bod carriers for five cents a day In,
crease.
The spring cleanup of gold OH the
Nome peninsula is estimated at over
s1,25O.OOO. greatly in excess OF any
previous season.
Representatives of many organiza-
tions protested vigorously against the
taking of New York City parks Tor
school purposes.
A st. Louis, Mo-, couple, who had
made and lost 100000 by speculation
in New York City, committed suicide
after killing the cat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
SPANS EX-QUEEN IS DEAD
A Tumultuous Royal Career Ended in
Paris.
GRANDMOTHER OF King ALFONSO.
The Late Queen, Up to Few Years Ago. Was
Noted for Her Cheerfulness and JoViality-
In Fact II Was This Inherent dooc numor
Which Made Her the Easy Victim OF many
lntrigues.

Paris, (By Cable).-Ex- Queen lsa-
bella of Spain, grandmother OF King
Alfonso, died here at GAS O'Clock A..
M. from Influenza, with compl'ca-
tions.
The American Embassy, which IS
opoosite the Palace Castillo, on the
Avenue Kleber, the late Queens resi-
dence, was early informed OF her
death, and Ambassador Porter was
among the first to call.
The Infantas Isabella, Eulalie and
Marie, daughters of tho Queen, were
at the bedside when she died.
The Queen had been afflicted with
the grip two months, and it gradually
affected the lungs At night she be-
came unconscious and the death agony
began at 7 A. NJ. The three infantaS
and Prince Ferdinand Of Bavaria, hus-
band of the Infanta Marie, were sum-
moned to the bedside, but the dying
Queen did not recognize them.
The Papal Nuncio was sent tor &c
administer the last sacraments, OUT
owing to his absence from Paris, the
rites were administered by the wear lc,
of the Church of St. Pierre. Inc
Queens death followed shortly alter
ward. Prince Ferdinand Immediately
telegraphed the news to Foreign Min
lister Delcasse and to all the European
NJ Dclcasse called later and was
admitted to the death chamber. Presi'
dent Loubet sent an officer OF his
household to present his condolences
1t is understood that King Alfonso
will not come to France for the fun
eral, as he did not come for the fun'
eral of his grandfather, King FRANCIS
who died in April. 1902.
The late Queen had been one OF the
conspicuous figures of Paris since she
left Spain. After her abdlcation, II
1870. she continued to live WITH
oueenly magnihcence here, giving
largely to charitable and religious
works.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
HURRICANE CAUSES DISASTER.
Japanese Bazaar at the Worlds Pair Grounds
Was Destroyed.

St. Louis, Mo. (SpeciaD.-The high
wind that prevailed here completely
destroyed the partially completed oa-
zar building in the Japanese reserva-
ton at the worlds fair. not timber
being left standing.
The building was two story frame
structure and was partly rooted. The
work of reconstruction was begun al
most Immediately.
No other buildings on the grounds
were damaged.
The storm was general throughout
Missouri and neighboring states and
much damage was done. A blizzard,
the most serious for this season in
many years, prevailed at St. Joseph
and the telephone and telegraph ser
vice was crippled.
Fort Worth, Tex, (SpeciaD.-A
cyclone passed up the Red river coun-
try doing much damage. At Mills two
children were killed in the wrecked
home of Benjamin Diggs and several
other members of the family were in
Jured.
A man driving along the public road
near Point Enterprise, on a load OF
wood, was picked up and carried over
a fence into a field and slightly In
jured.
Telegraph wires are down and the
running of trains on the Cotton Belt
Railway is interfered with.
Houston, Tex, (SpeciaD.-A tor.
nado which passed near the town OF
Mexia killed family of three per-
sons and injured nine other persons,
three of whom it is feared are fatally
hurt. The dead are John Ballard, his
wife and 4-year-old child.
Many houses were demolished and
much damage was done to growing
crops.
Lincoln, Neb., (SpeciaD .-Nebraska
was swept by the most severe April
storm known in many years. A fine
sheet of sleet and snow was driven
by a wind that at times reached the
velocity of hurricane. Minor dam
sge was reported from several towns.
Owensboro, KY, (SpeciaD. - The
end of a Southern tornado struck
Owensboro and vicinity. The street
car power house was partially de-
molished and not street car is run
ming in the city. Much other damage
has been done, especially to telegraph
and telephone companies. Waves ran
so high on the Ohio river that steam
boats were obliged to tie up.
St. Paul, Mimi, (SpeciaD .-Another
severe wind and snowstorm prevails
over North and South Dakota, and in
some instances railroad traffic is
blocked and telegraph service is SER
iouslY hindered.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
His Love Levels Rank.

Omaha, Neb., (SpeciaD Clarence
Thurston, son of former United States
Senator John NJ. Thurston, of Nebras-
ka, wealthy and with high standing
u, society, has just married Miss Nellie
Cotter, daughter of an Omaha railroad
switchman. The ceremony was per
formed at the Planters Hotel, St.
Louis, where Mr.. Turs. IN now lives.
Miss Cotter and Mr. Thurston had
been swcethearts ever since the day
they first met in the primary depart
ment of the public schools IS years
ago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Successor for Judge Kalua.

Attorney General Knox announced
that A. N. Kepoikai will be appointed
by the President to succeed Jonn w.
Kalua as Judge of the Second Circuit
at Honolulu. Judge Kula was re- re-
moved from Office because he mac
. ad;ourned his court until the day
Sojlowing the expiration of his com:
, u;ssion on learning that he woulo
not be reappointed. Judge KepoiKa'
is at present treasurer OF Hawai-
Formerly under the kingdom he was a,
nudge Of the same district to when
he has now been appointed,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
INDIANS KILLED IN SMASHUP.
Their Soeclal Car Wrecked Ia Collision Due
to Fog.

haywood, ILL.,, (SpeciaD. - Sixty
three Indians in special car on their
wav East to go aboard with Wild
West show were smashed into by a
mail train two miles west OF here
during a fog. Three OF the lndia e,
were instantly killed, three were Ia
tally injured, and 20 others were more me re
who were not pinned in the wreck neo
in a panic across the prairie; H.,
" The trains which collided were the
Oregon express and a fast mail on
he Chicago and Northeastern Kali
WA, The express train was run into
by the mail train. Both trains were
eastbound.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed Tor Rapid
Reading.
Domestic.

Vice Chancellor Bargen signed an
order in New Jersey to show cause
why an Injunction should not issue TIC
restrain the Northern Securities Com,
pany from holding a stockholders
meeting.
Work at the Bay State Mills of the
American Wooden Company, IN Low
ell, Mass, was suspended, the COM
pany ordering a shutdown for an IN
definite period. This effects 700
hands.
Miss Jennie Gray, daughter of Col
James R. Gray, editor of the Atlanta
Journal, was married in Atlanta, Ga.
to Capt. Earle Darcy Pearce, of the
United States Army.
A quarrel over a girl, their compan'
ion at school, eliminated in the kill
ing of a I6-year-old boy by another
in Chicago.
For half an hour traffic on Lower
Broadway was blocked by a small
FIRE in the new subway in New York
JOHN Cleves Short Harrison, grand
son of President William Henry Har'
rison, died at Los Angelese, Cal.
Edward and Jacob Hammond, broth
crs, and Oscar Sigertsen were as
phyxiated by gas in Philadelphia.
Five persons are dead and another
is dying as the result of fire in
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The Exchange Bank Of Dow City
and the Bank of Buck Grove, la.
have failed.
The police raided the offices of the
Pacific Underwriting and Trust Com.
pany and the Imperial Trust Com
pany, in Chicago, and arrested those
in charge on the charge of swindllng
Sixty-three Indians were wrecked
i'll train east-bound near haywood
Ill. Three were instantly killed, Z
were fatally injured and 20 others
were more or less seriously hurt.
The National Cotton Spinners AS
ISOLATION at Boston adopted resolu'
tons favoring an eight-hour day, anti
Injunction laws and better system Of
factory inspection.
In an amended bill in the United
States Circuit Court at St. Louis an
insurance company which is resisting
the payment of policies for 100000
on the life of James L. Blair, who wa.
vice general counsel of the Worlds
Fair, charges that Blair obtained the
policies by fraud.
Advices from Nome, Alaska, say
that the spring cleanup of gold on the
Nome Peninsula will be greatly in ex.
cess of any previous season. Conser'
vative estimates place the cleanup al
$I,25o,ooo.
Smuel w. Mccall and Charles F
Choate, Jr., were appointed receivers
for the Union Trust Company in Bos'
ton. The company's liabilities are
placed at $1,000, 900.
Albert Robbins and Edward l.
Robbins, president and cashier, re
spectively, of the defunct Farmers
Bank at Auburn, Ind, were arrested
for ENLIGHTENMENT.
The retention of IS Greek strike
breakers at the plant of the American
Car Company, in Chicago, caused {
rumpus there and the Greeks were
driven out.
The nail department of the Ameri
can Steel and Wire Company's plan
at Rankin, near Pittsburg, was burned
down, causing loss of $4,000.
AS the result of playing with pow
der, three boys were fatally injured ii
Salt Lake, Utah, and one crippled fo1
life.
Coal has advanced $I.2o a ton il
Iowa on account of the scarcity caus
ed by the strike.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Financial.

One of the Rockefellers last weei
brought 100000 shares of Union Ia,
cifc, putting up margin IN cash OF
Missouri's wheat crop is 81 per cent
against a ten-year average at this
season of "a per cent. One year ago
it was 81 per cent.
Public trading in bank stocks was
resumed in the Pittsburg Exchange:
Such transactions had been suspended
since last October, because OF the un-
settled condition in banking affairs
- are
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Mines L aid In River.

Washington, (SpeciaD. u nite q
States Minister Conger, at feSihg'
cables the State Department that Con
sui Miller, at Niuchwang has been
notified by the Russian authorities
that mines have been placed IN the
river. but that neutral ships will be
conducted in and out safely.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
r.xorahle Renort % Hepburn Bill.

The report favorins the passage o.
III. H.nburn-Dolliver bill granting the
states police power over or'eina'
packages of liquor shipped within
their borders as interstate Gofnnieles
mss 6Ied in the House by Represen'
tatiye Clayton of Alabama.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15

100000 Russian troops in Manchuria'
General Dragemiroff is actively as
,isting General Kuropatkin.
General Wogack has taken over tne
command here from General kono-
ratsvitch. The preparations tor the
defense of the town are complete.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Msssed for Fight.

Niuchwang, Manchuria, (By Cable)
General Kuropatkin's visit to Much
wang has inspired boundless conn
ience.
The Commander-in-Chief ordered
10000 reserves to reinforce this po'
sition, in view of the expected Japan
ese attack, while an additional force
Of $4,000 is ready to concentrate upon
the place at short notice if necessary
It is estimated now that there are
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Twenty-Five Killed By Earth quake.

Vienna, (By Cable).-According to
a dispatch to the Neue Freie Presse an
earthquake on April a killed rs per-
sons, injured 20, destroyed 1900 hous-
es and caused great distress in the
vilayets of Kossovo and Salonica,
Macedonia.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15

Southland Parker Warner, of Wash
.;noton. son of Brainard H: Warner,
he been appointed United States con-
H. agent at Gera. GERMANY.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-15
Foreign.

1t has been arranged that the sign
ing of the Panama Canal contract
shall take place at the United States
Embassy, which is American soil.
King Alfonso was we'll received in
Barcelona, a number of anarchists and
suspects having been arrested as
precautionary measure.
1t is officially denied that an anti
Jewish demonstration has occurred at
Gomel or any other place in Russia.
The French foreign minister, NJ
Delcasse, and the Chevalier de Stuers
the minister of the Netherlands, sign
ed an arbitration treaty in Paris.
Princess Sophia of Lippe, widow OF
Prince Gothier Frederic Waldemar OF
Lippe, is dead.
The dock authorities at Liverpool
have been warned that if they con-
tinue to hamper the Cunard Steamship
Company's operations by increased
charges the company will transfer its
ships to another port.
The Turks are reported to have
again begun the persecution of the
Bulgarians in Macedonia.
The Hamburger Line steam
er Prinz Adelbert, from New York,
was in collision off Cape Degaton. off
the Spanish coast, with the Spanish
bark Jose Roig. The latter vessel
was badly damaged, but the steamer
proceeded.
Hard fighting has occurred in Nj.
geria, British West Africa, and the
British punitive expedition sent against
the Okpoto Tribe has suffered a re-
verse.
King Edward, in a reception to the
diplomats at Copenhagen, expressed
to United States Minister Swenson his
admiration for President Roosevelt.
The United States Consul at Odessa
reports that a demonstration against
the Jews at this time is unlikely.
The English humiliation of the best
part of the Tibetan Army has revived
irritation throughout Russia. :,
United States Ambassador Nc
Cormic is negotiating a treaty in st
Petersburg to secure for American
corporations the right to sue II
Russia.
Reports from the interior of Russia
indicate that the precautionary measures
taken to prevent and Jewiah riots
have been successful.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

erIten rai6en Grfolqen cine 6riegstad.
lietrit %betunost, iuelGe Die Wclt in gr=
itaunen iebt.
Bei Den Reaierun3sn Der .auoeren
gdnOtrn bsrridt in Golge oes giEtreI.
fens Der mihtieen Nanridten bonn
Grieasidauplat cine iieberbafte Shd=
tieteit. Selbfoerfdnbli9 aa6 in ai-
Ierem Minilterium oss Muspdrtiaen in
Daibington. Bon ben Nadri6ten
aber, Die aeitern BON bort famen. mub
man bofen, oaB lie fid nidt beuabr=
beiten m0gen.
Dana6 fol- uniere Administration
Ii6 nit Der AbIidt irasen, rid Sl Sum
ten @bina's in Den Gang Der ErieQs=
sreisnihe ein5umiI6en, UNI ale an Dem
9rieg unbetbeiliaten Mddte gu peran=
Iofen, 81 @unlfen @bina's Steaung
su nebmsn gesen Die beioen frieofib-
renOen Mddie. 0urh bieIes Tor.
aefen Ior ole Jieutralitdt uuo llnoer-
leBlidfeit dinsfiIden @sbistss geIidert
lperoen.
Gb Die anoeren Md9te barauf ein=
Qeben weroen, LIT 5meifelbaft; oenn auf
dineli6es @ebiet BADEN tie es ia 10
3iemlid ale aQ9eIeben. Mud Sapan
uno RuBlano ipsrotn bon ben yoribld=
gen, Die bon WaibingtOn aug gemaGt
weroen, nidts wiiisn wOlen. Git
WabrIAeinIidfeit liegt 5lemli6 nnbe,
DAB uniere Ginmiidungsitolitil es lad
ellen Soften bin beroerbsn fonnte, ooB
ibre grfolge icbr 3ueiFelbaft fem. Der
Smaben a6er, Der lnicren iiberiseiIhen
0anOeIsbssiebuugeI 5ugsfii9t merOsn
miiroe. oafir eiu um 10 un5meifelbaFte-
rer ieiu miiBte.
Na9 Der ihrofen 9lrt uno @eiie,
nit ipelder bon u~nierer atspdrtioen
BOlitit beHGnoig Oet0ut wiro; yqlmss
rita fir bic Ameritansr", bas beibt ooh
uObl: fiir Die ysreinigten Staaien, er
Idcint ss taum redt ioaiI9. penn nun
uniere auswdriias POlitit lid in ben
Sang DER ariegsereigniEe in Gltalifn
sinmiIten nil, I'm bort bic 5iibrua9
inter ben neuiralen Md9ten 5u iiber.
nebmee. gine unabiebbare aeite Der
nnangenebmlim uno gefdbrlidIten
Gomplicationsn f0nnte fid iar uns on
Elm oerartiges worgeben idlisben.
(gDeitli6e poit.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
aleine S~taOtaadriatsm.

> m. Gngllfb' 0otel belt ge-
tern 4benO Die vSnOiana @onmou.
oerie Der ausldnoiIden ariegssyetera.
yen" lore Ja6res. VerTammlune neblt
aniAliebenoen banquet ab.
Die pldne fir oas uslie @e,
iu%erbeiammer : @ebduoe lino nabs5u
Oolenoet uno peroen am Woniag BEN
Yau.@omite Der @euerbetammer Dor
gslegt merosn. Wit benz Nbbrud oes
blsberiaen Gebdroes Ioa i'm Mdr3 be
aonnen Deroen.
. isen9lifde Den 2ebrer uno
2ebrerinneu Der STAB! 1aben nun cine
Vereiniaunq or9ariirf, bebufs 9enein-
I1afiliher gt6rterune bon BsrufSs
Qlngelsgenheiten etc. IN monatliden
yeriammlursen. Die Yeamten OirIes
engl. 2ebrer : Bereins iino folgenoe
9erren unt Damen: prdfoent, IS.
q. 9bomas, Sbortrioge 9OdIduIe;
gIce-psdlioent. Mrs. Zulu @roDs;
5ecretdr uuO 59abmeiifer, 6. 5.
Mc6omb, M. 3. s.. G.. g~recutiD-
Gomite, Jrantlin 9. Sopt, yD. ..
Dome. s.. .. Moore, SRI. ebaritD
Dpe, SRI. 9elsn Sang uno 0err 9bO.
mas. Sn anocren Sidoten belteLen
unO bliibsn Idon ieit Sabren oeuts
DE 2ebrers uno Gberlebrer- Iereiuel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

Bon einem tlugen 8Guerlein aus
Dbtrmihelbad (8antpn niininqen)
er5Gblt nor Ti9 f~olsenoes bronige Sc
fdiht9en: Infer Selo mar in 8alel
al Dart geaaneen uno bate Iih bon
Dem Grl0s feiaer Waaren a~llerbanD
ihOne 0inge, ME Gigarren, 5leifd
unb Wiirlte getauft, Die er in ieinem
WGeelfen ~perforgte. dis er nun Dor
Der 0eimfabrt iid nod an einemGldss
ben giitli9 that. eignete Iid5 cine Gier=
bdnblerin aus NtienidpeiIer bic fDit=
liben Sdhen on unD berI9lpanb. DIS
bas BduerIein leinen Wagsn lesr fano,
itiea Elm furhtbarer Hd9eplan in feiz
ner Steele ouf. Gr begab iib gum
8urgfelDener 3onamt unb seigte bic
nit ben Ga6en dbnuneslos porbei=
tommeubs 5rau an. 9luteieria Ttiir3z
zen Iib nun Die 3oabeamten auf pieie
unb 2 Mart so pfennige parsn bas
GrsebniB ibrer 8emiibunssn. Sept
fiibrte bas 8duerlsiu ben 0aupti9lag
aus. gr itelte li6 j%enIeits bes 3oa=
ants aufDa9e unb nohm Der erTdro
denen Ittenf6ipeilerin Die per3oQte
Waare ob. Die GisrbGnblerin ioa
fein iiberfdloues @eIiht gemadt 6as
BEN, beito mehr freute iid bas gduers
Iein ii6er ben eriparten 3on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
6 pefieunb prpfa.

-goefieunb prpa. .Du,
SIibor, feb Dir bod bic Mhenor0tbe
an. Oas fhaut aus ipie @olbl"
Rap mid aus nit 10 falfde Sa6ea.
bic ausleben pie @Olb unb iin6 ni9t
@olb."
Degen etner Rleibers
idleppe in Der Slide bat unlGngIt
Dor Dem 8e3irtsgeridt gu Nepart in
9iep SerieD Elm Oeri9isperfabren
itattgefunben. Die aldgerin gugu=
ia per9elD, bic bis Dor aursem in
Der Slide Der 5umiiie 6infelItein an
eeitent mar, polte einell polen 30
natslobn baben, neil fe al llnrcdt
entla1en porbsn lei, ebe ibr Wonat
INN ipar. Wie 5rau 6intelitein Dor
@eri6t ertldlte. bate bic perhelD Die
Oepfloeenbeit, in Der Slide in
ShleppfIeibern 8u erideinen. Gle
bob bic SdIeppe einfod nit einer
6onb arI, unb nit Der anoersn arbeis
tete tie. nNir wollten feline Dame in
Der aiime," meinte 5rau BinfeIliein,
Ionoern Elm einfudes 9ienftmdoz
den." Nus bielem @runbe 6atten ii6
i'm Fintelitein'f6en !6aus6alte alerlsi
Snipierigteiten entipidelt, bic i1lieb
lid od5u fiibrten, oaB Qugulte Yerdes
H., na6oem lie flint g1ae aeoi btitet
bate, ent!ohen purOe. Sbr Monotss
lo6n !par SIS. gu bielem getrage
gfaubte iie beredtiet 81 Iein; unb Ie
fagte: tie lei out er3ogen unb es fonne
oo9 i1ren 4~rbeitotbern eleihqiilti0
Iein, ipie fe qetlsioet lei, lolange Tie
lire Mrbeit oroentIid Derridte. ,5h
babe meiue Nrbeit gut gcmodt, fpenn
ib audi anltdnoie dnge3ogen par, "
foate tie. Die @eI6morenen qloubten
aher, boB cine Shleppe nicbt in bic
Slide gebore; le Ipradcn Der 9ldQes
rim nur $4.2o, ben Qobn fir fiinf
2dge Arbeit, 3lt. Ail5tlte fpar Dor
Ceridl feIh oefleioet lie trug sinen
Tduor3spsiben 5eberbut, Elm Seibens
tleib unS Elm feines Sadet.
Jirforglid. Wirtb COR
benz 5elteHen gum Stammgait):
pNpropcs, 6srr Setretdr. molen Gle
morgen frii3 in Sbrer Mobnung. ober
glci9 ouf benz Bureau ~obeeeeben pers
benz"
. odetpas! @atts Gu leis
ncr 6ruu): -. Ginen 9ut, pis i'm
Die Hdtbin bat. tam ih Dir Mot
t%auien; aber ib ipia onnoncirsn, Oh
bdtteit cine pert1polie Oiamanibrolte
perlorenl"
JataI. aodbin (5ur eolles
gin): pWorum itreidit bu ben Brief
I'm liebesbrieffteler aus, na6oem bu
ibn abgeiArieben BATE" sSa, peiBt
bu, bas 1T gu unaneensbm; an meinsn
Dorioen Brduti1am babe i6 ndmii9
benielben Brief nal 3lueimal seicbrie,
benz"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Marion Gonntb 5nrmsrS'
SnRitnte.

Sn ben aeilern in Ben DaOis absc-
balIen:n Sibunsen Dee nMariOn
gounip CORNERS Snifitut" iuurOe Oas
5bema: .pie bel ~tueniger Qrbeit mebr
Gelo aus Den Carmen beraus3ui9Iaeen
it," in lsbbafter @eiie Oiscuiirt. Die
Garmer marer Der Nnii6t, OaB Our1
bic mooernen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma,
fGinen nidt nur bel Arbeit srIpart.
TonOern aud Oer YOOen. grtras srbfbt
Diro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Sin tGotliasr etur,.

Sm0oipitale itarb Der 51sidbr. @obt.
O'@oarte, ein in go. 2l4 0orb Gapi=
tot NOe. logirt babenoer Stublfledter,
an einem G@dbeibruGe. Gr mar in
Der 9ienliag=Nadt in ieiner WObuuug
Die 5reppe 1inabgetiirst inO t0oilid
Oerlebt iporOen. gis su ieiaem gnoe
mar er beluiBtlos. 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

BON ben Nrbeitelfiibrern 3eipdblte
6ampfplab zines einsigen 5obrifortes
pist 3u tlein mar, um iiber Die 3eut9a=
niiation nler nod auf IL Mrbeitsltun.
Den einQeridtetsn Betriebe 81 entihei=
bell. Wie 1881. ale Die Mrbeitsseit
bon IL auf IL Siunoen reOusirt
wuioe, idnelere Muidinen in Muf-
natmc tamen. bic itatt 1852 6duB
in Der Winute $3.50 SdluB leiiteten.
10 tDsroen aud bel %10.finoiger 9lrbeits=
8eit gr6obun9su Der @eIdwinoiafeit
eintreten mii1en. Wenn Elm GROCER
6obritaiionsbe3irt Dor cine iDide Muf=
gabe qeffeat miro, 10 ldbt le fid aus
m6bli6 Obns 81 Idwere Gddoi9ung
@in3elner ourdfibren. Selbf Die
6Iuttuation Der Nrbeiterbeb0lterun9
erleidteft Den uebergang; man lam
beim grfaB Die fir ben idne0errn
Sang Der Maidine gseigneten arbeiter
auspdblen. @rimmiiIhau dIein
f6nnte ben gerluit an Mrbsiisfunoen
ni6t ploblid our9 leiltungsfdbigers
Qrbsiter erIsbsn. gu oieIem tedni-
lden Nadtbeil gu eng b%egrenster Ar=
DISQUALIFICATION tommt Die mirtbidaft=
libe Ratur zines Iolben alaientampfes
5nii6en N~rbeitaebetn uno Nrbeitneb=
mern. Yegren8t man Die prin3ipielf
gntIheioung zines iolden 9lahentam=
pies auf einen Iolden yuntf, 10 1T es
natiirlih leidt. ben paar 5auien0 Itrei=
ieuoen Nrbeiteru reihlide llnteritiiBune
auf untegren5ie 3sit %5uiomrlen 3u
lalien. Die lange Dausr zines Streits
benefit in iOldem Sale FIR Die @ereds
tieteit DER 6ade bel Gtreifenoen gatz
nidts. neil Die Cpfer, bic Ie bringen,
BEL ben reidliden Insrltiibunsen, Die
Iie wdbrenO oes Wnbi9aebens erbalteu,
10 erbeblid uno fiblbar eigentlid nidt
Tino.
Ger ri6tige @eg fir bic 9lrbsitsr-
fiibrer in Grimmitidau wdre QemeIen.
ibrs geItwsroen erlt Der 5ersiIarbeis
reorganization bon gan5 Sahien Uor-
5utragen unO oieie gu yerbanolung.n
nit ben d1britanten, Die nod II
Giunoen arbeiien lisBen, au peraulaI.
fem. Damn tonnie Elm Der yer5teia
tung Der angeblid unpertrd9li6eu Sim
ridtung sntIptedenoer Streil s~rioIgen.
Die yerireter Der 3ertilarbeiter Orgls
niIaiion baben oieIen tuttiihen 6ebler
geminermaben anetiannt. ais lie ourd
ibr auf Den erlien Bid 10 belremoen.
Oes ManiIeIt Die @rimmitIdauer @es
noIIsn a%uiioroerten, iid beoingunGsios
Der @naoe ibrer Yeihdfiiaer gu uniers
merFsn. Gle baben oamit anertannt,
oaB es aud i'm wir!bldaitli6en 9lai.
IeniampTe GernunItre0eIn gibt, Die i'm
SniereHe beioer parteien inneeebn!tsn
mefoen miiilsn. Die Grimmiiidauer
gntl6eiOung 1T Elm prc5eosnjiaa fir
Die Reqel. oaB iiber glenOerunaen Gle
mes INSTRUMENTATION Nrbeitsbertommens
ourd plobli6 berbei9eflbrie lotale
Streits nIdis enti9iecen meroen bari.
0aourd baben Die an iid betlagens.
wsrtben WOrgdnge in Der ileinen IG6li=
iden Staot cine Beoentuna fir Den
GOrtgan3 Der i~oSialen y%etueaung.