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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
WHAT LABOR ASKED
AND WHAT IT GOT
AT the Late Chicago Convention-the
Anti-1njunction Plank Proposed and
the Zone Adopted.

Following is the Ant-Injunction
plank presented the Republican
National Convention at Chicago by
organized labor for adoption:
1--WE pledge ourselves to the
enactment of law to prohibit the
Issuance of injunctions in cases
arising out of labor disputes, when
such lnJunctionS would not apply
when no labor disputes existed.
and that in no case shall an in
junction be issued when there ex-
lists a remedy by the ordinary
process of law; and which act shall
provide that in the procedure for
the punishment for contempt OF
court the party cited for contempt
Shall, when such contempt was not
committed in the actual presence
OF the court, be entitled to a trial
by jury"
And this is what they got:-
The Republican party will up
hold at all times the auth hority and
integrity of the courts, state and
federal, and will ever insist that
their powers to enforce their pro-
cess and to protect life, liberty and
shall he preserved invio.
late. We believe, however, that
the rules of procedure in the fed
eral courts with respect to the is
suance OF the writ of injunction
should be more accurately defined
by statute and that no injunction
or temporary restraining order
should be issued without notice,
except where irreparable injury
would result from delay in which
case speedy hearing thereafter
should be granted.''
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
THE WORKERS MUST
STAND TOGETHER
Unless They Organize and Stick to their Organi-
cations They will Always be Slaves of Greedy
Trusts and Criminal Corporations.

Therefore, we believe that the
least the workingmen ought to do
is to join the unions and demand
that wage scales be maintained.
The capitalists will hardly dare to
reduce wages if united efforts are
made to prevent such action.
Remember, too, if wages are re-
duced the purchasing power of
labor is reduced proportionately,
and that would continue indefinite.
ly.
1t is up to the working people to
help themselves!
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
Victory Over Bell Co.

After more than year of strik-
ing against the Bell Telephone Co.
in Montana, the trouble is settled
with almost everything in favor of
the workers, the exception being
that those who had been employed
during the strike period were moi
dismissed from the service. All
the old employers were to be re-
1nstated and all damage and other
suits dropped. New operators
must join the union.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
Good For Toledo

Because of the activity of organ
lied labor in this city, the Board
of Education gave West Virginia
non union coal the go-by last week.
Secretary George Savage of the
Ohio Miners came up from Colum-
bus, and was assisted by Business
Agent Rumsey- The West Vlr-
ginia bid was lower, but the Labor
ties asked the board not to re-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

cognize standard of living based
on a 17-cent rate of mining,
against that of 53 cents ton pre-,
Valllng in this state. 1t was ac-
knowledged that if the board was
simply looking. for 'scheapness"
the Ohio bids, all union, should
De turned down, but the moral
side of the question won the day.
Union Leader,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
STATE LABOR
NEWS NOTES
Much Activity Demonstrated
Throughout West Virginia by
Organized Labor.

at the recent Republican pri-
mary election in Cabell county two
union men were nominated>in the
person of Jack Smith. of the
Tailors Union of Huntington for
the legislature and Jno. II. Stuart.
of the Street Car union of the same
place for Justice of the Peace for
that district.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

the men at a mine is a guaranteed
against trouble to great extent
ana unfair burdens will not be
placed upon them but where the
local is weak the company does
not hesitate to create trouble
Get wise, organize.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

In this issue appears the an
nouncement of W. A. Wells for
constable of Charleston District.
Mr.. Wells is member of the
carpenters union and deserves the
support of all union men.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

a central body is being fromed
at Clarksburg. The Plumbers
organized recently and the Paint
ers, teamsters and Il federal labor
union are under way. Union
label agitation is having its effect
in that city and the conditions of
the union men are becoming
much better.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

The trade unionists of Grafton
arc wide awake and will take a
hand in electing men favorable to
their cause this fall The demand
for the union label is increasing
and the retail clerks, sheet metal
workers and painters have organi-
zed within the past few weeks and
the prospects for BARRIERS and
teamsters union are very bright.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Send in your subscription to the
LABOR Argus at once, and any
news OF interest to the organiza-
ton.
Secretary Morris and Organizer
hrallman We're called to Hern-
shaw Monday to settle difference
between the company and the men.
IL was only last week that settle
ment of a former grievance had
been made whereby the company
agreed to reinState several men
who had been discharged as soon
as the mines started up. But on
Monday they decided that they
would start up work only in the
entries and would only employ men
who worked in the company
houses, thus violating their agree
ment and the mine committee at
once called on the District officials.
The uperientendent at that place
seems to be dead set upon break
ing up the local or causing all the
trouble possible, but in the former
ne has slgnally failed, as since the
trouble first arose the membership
OF the local embraces nearlyI ever
men at the mine. One thing in this
connection, would like to call the
miners attention to is the fact that
nine tenths of the grievances come
IRON iocils who are only partly
organized which shows that a
strong organization embracing all
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02
MINING
Prospects in the Kanawha
Valley Seem to be a Little
Brighter
ORGANIZERS STILL BUSY
Throughout This Field With
Fairly Good Success-Sever-
raj Grievances Adjusted
During Past Week--Hern-
shaw Trouble Bobs Up Again

p. j. Hackett was up from rly-
mouth on Tuesday on business.
Pat says things are moving along
nicely at his place.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

The National Executive Board
which has been in session for the
past week has been busy one and
a great amount of business has
oeen transacted. From reports re-
celved i'll this city West Virginia
mas been treated very literally by
Ihe Board and will be well taken
care of. The organizing campaign
Will be continued with more yieor
In the future, now that harmony
practically prevails throughout the
United States.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Organizers in Huntington have
organizations of laundry workers.
painters, paperhangers and retail
clerks under way. Union men
are taking an active part in labor
politics and are pushing all union
labels
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Much activity is being displayed
by the unionistS of Wheeling and
Ohio county, who have labor
ticket in the field. Label agita-
ton is being pushed with great
vigor.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Organizer Aramando Pelizzari
has been quite i'll at Montgomery
1or over a week, but at last reports
he was recovering,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Don, t forget the meeting of the
irades Assembly Monday evening
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

or your own benefit get into the
mon and be benefited and benefit
fthers.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Vice President Lanham and
Organizer Craigo held a good meet
ing at Longacre Tuesday night. A
large and enthusiastic crowd was
present.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

A: Boyd, w. II. Patrick and
Lewis Kirk, three rip-roaring
Socialists from Standard were in
the city Tuesday. They report that
work at their place is picking up
somewhat and that the organiza-
ton is getting along as well as
could be expected under the pre-
vailing conditions. They promise
to secure big Labor Argus club
at that place lin the uear future
which is good news to ye editor.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

President Davis and Hastings
nave been quite busy adjusting a
grievance at Eagle. The trouble
arose over the changing of the pay
day.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

Vice President Lanham and
Organizer Krallman attended the
meeting of the Local Union at
Wacomah on last Friday night
and were welcomed by quite a
good crowd of the members. They
addressed the meeting in their
usual logical and forceful manner.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-02

President Davis, Vice President
Lanham and Sub-District Hastings
met the officials at the Olcott Coal
Co., together with Commissioner
he nnedy last Friday and after a
conference adjusted the differences
that have Prevailed at th ose mines
tor some time, in very satisfac-
tory manner to all concerned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

Jest ihon fir SerbIt 1909 Dor. Ter
@eihafts. umiab i'm letter Sabr be-
Lief lid olf etlpa $30,000,00O. Gtma
25,000 slngciteQtc urbeiten III bteligclt
alciNeriobrifeu. Sic 3lltunft iiir Ole
alciocrs 2Snouitrie int Baltimore II
cine uielperiprcden0e.
SGute uno SoIg.
Irobocm i'm NQgelneinen ultd) oui
BEN 6anoel III Nduten mo Golg Bic
S%inou5friiis cine nahtbeiIigc Mtrs
flung oltSiibtc, iinO bod mcbrcrc gro
Bcre 9oltimorCr Sirlncu III Der glild'
lid)en Gage, io9en 81 t0nneit, 0uB JIG
nihts bon cincm observation-disclosures
ucripiirten uno olld mir ooS fonl.
mcn6e Sobr inn CUTE Nltaiifltcn Dor.
bunoet. 8egcmGrtig lit III Oieicr
9ronhe cine chpaS flaue Belt ci11cs
trcteu, meld)c ieOody oomit 81 crtl0-
rem lit, bob IN Nieier SoiInn nic Ger
bcrcien gci6loiien iinO, I'M ibr Eager
III erQGlBeu. Ter @rcis iijr Soute
mo 6clle offer 9lrt fir Ole Nnfcrti
0ll1g BON Yeoer iii bcitonoia I'M Stet
gen beNriiicr.
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ihrer @eidGftc I'M Sabre 1908 Id)ei=
ncn Die @iientuaorcn-SGn0le lorpobI
oic G%noros,, mic Guoctails SAMPLER,
I'll iein, mo nod Inqnbc CineS Der
bcoeutcu0itcn SGnolcr blicbcl Die
@cid)Gitc nidt binter ocncn BON 1907
51riid. MIR bottcu oic @Gnblcr INFO
fern boberc Ilt&laQclL ais lie &c
jrulut9cn mnreu. mebr &ert0llrcr mir
ocl Gertricb ibrcr Muorell ~ cllangls
rel. ,Sll oell lcbtel Wountcn nlod)tc
lid) cin bcbcutcn0cr NltfldlmltnA be
mertb0r.
Ncm0cn uub lcbcrbolcn
Gle Snoltitric Der 6nbritation polt
Sem0Cn uno Der o0nlit perluolt0tcn
Nrtifel, mic llcbcrbolen etc, lit Qal!j
b%e0crtcn0 inter Der Sinun5frilc un0
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lit itort 9cfollcn. Gic GuoetollsN dno
lcr noren nidlt in Der Gage, aroBerc
gintGufc 81 modem. Monde Iunotcn
ioaor NoOren on Die sSnbrifnntcn 3lt.
rid. ga lie feline ltodliroNc iilr bieiel-
ben batter. Nicer ulldl III 0teicr
9ralte iheint Die iIouc Belt Elm
1ing Scr NcrHauScnbeit ST icin.
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0eibnadlts.Cffcrte

W. Meiiicrt, 4O9-411 NorS.Bay.
Strake, Der beitbefannte bentide Ebo.
tograpb, ofierirt MIR fir Sieic @odc:
Sin lebensgroNcs Bib, in Nanarsa-
farbcn scmalt nnS BON bobem Flint.
leriiden @crtbe, frci NIT einer,
Sntenb iciner beitcn Cabinets tnoieu
fir $500. Tesnlarcr Yrcis $1,000.
8ntc Gabinet-g ilber $1.50 nnb aui-
hurts. @crgrORernngen pon alien
Silbern in alien gnsfibrnnscn. Ale
Mrbeitcn sarantirt. Mdjten Sic ipe.
siea anf nnieren Namen nnb Sams.
nnmmer, 409-411 Wor6.@ Str.
(Ee513SuS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
&reot 2Htlontic
AND
Rocitic 0eaG So.
ileber 400 2aSeu in Ocu Der. staateu.
t369)
(5iir ott "Scntt6er Gorrriponocrten."
Sic 3eit pcracbt, Sud, cluis 1T bic
Nirhr

(51r oti nGeuti6er Gorrriponocrten, y
Sic 3ett pcrgcbt, budj ciuig 1T bic
Siebr.
acnuIt Gu 0oS idonIte 0lilmcIcin.
60 mHnocrgroB lno ooh 10 tlcin,
@uit 2lts nod nid)t 9efutocnH
gtidt itol5 bcbt cS lciu Sollpt eitpor,
@ie ionit Ger 9lumcn b1lntcr Slor,
is bliibt i'm Sbulc orunten.
lln0 mcnn Iu's iicbit, "a blcibit 9u
Itch'n,
III tannit nidt Icidlt poriibcrgcb'n,
SScil bieicS 9liinlcin III Cir ipridlt:
oTcrgiBmeinni6t!"
IS ipridt BON lGn1it %bergonoencr
3eit,
Bon Mt9cnoGlild, bon 6reuo' mo
2ci0,
Son Scincr criten Siebc.
Der Sinmcl prongte blalt mo rein,
llmrnbmt pom Moienionnenidein,
Nidta lhicn Gir bomulS tribe.
WciBt iii IS nod? Ic1fit Su On
rQu?
Stol3 bliftcit Iii oa& 0Iiimlein az.
Sm @liid eritrabltc 0ein @ciid)t,
,&crgiBnleinniht!"
Die Sabre idDuonoer mie I'M Sroum.
Wont' Nldttlcin iicl POM 2cben%
bQ1tnl,
Nriih blcihten 0eine Soore;
limo munder Sofimngsitcrn Z cnt
ldnpun0,
Ger lellhtclo ali Dem Sinmcl Itonb,
g3ic ihneQ cntilob'n Die Sabre!
Ger frobc Hciaen lit peritummt,
Ger olrd, buS irunge &cr5 geiunllnt.
Nla oh Die Sorfe gang 5erbriht,
rGcr0ibmcinni6t!"
Nun gebt Is t%boliu0rts, Sdritt fir
Sdritt,
Bic Iben0ldutten idleid)cu nit,
Ter Gag mil lid Iholl neigcn.
@os fits. mas III gelicbt, gelebt?
Gas 0rr5 oft Dor Sllit gebebt.
Die Nadt biiut eS in Sd)iueigen
Iunn lit Cir oaeS cinerlei,
Ger 3eititrom rolIiht: uorbci! Dor.
bell
0u bcnrmit ocs StronleS @ellcn
nidt,
y&erqiBnlcinnift!"
@elihtct lit Ser id)one &reis,
llro mund)e Sbrdue Ihper itno bciB
@einlt 0u nm Geine 2ieben
llnb iucinIt Su 0ir Ole @angcn
blnb,
Inf Groengliid lit fein Gerlab,
@uS lpiuit Oh Gid betriiben?
0enf' lilr. es hot 10 iolen fem,
90 i%liiitert uild1 oos @liimelein.
0os bon per9one'nen Soften iprihr,
n@crqiBlneinnidt!"
VI. i. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27

ei1tg linn Der gauge AHltern.I ppetit.
9onn fam ein @rpreBbote init einer
aroben Shodltel aus Maibington oil
Sefret1r Sobn Sluifert, Jun. bic
SdahteI trltg III groBen 9ithltabeil
oie @ortc ,&oriidt, @laS!" Screit-
ipillig mur0e oic 80 Gents bctrogenbc
Srad)t bc5oblt un0 hos Fodet nit
flopfeiioem Ser5en G%cGffnet, Oa Scrr
Smifert gIollbtr, BOB ieinc GroenSs
briloer bon oeu eagles" Inn cine
llcbcrrolfung 5lt9coodt bottcn, Cine
llebcrroldntng muroe Ocm lrcltno'
lit)cn Sefretdr o~llcroinqs 5u 1beiL,
0ent Die Sdlad)tel entbielt cine pr0d)
tiee MuitcrsG Collection bon oltem 81.
lcr. Tnrulter befanb iid Elm Hcpol~
per obnc 8nnmler, Elm 5ootid)l00Cr
ppn Nnno Sahat, Gin ~pcrroItCtc9
Siifnlclier ncblt Ditto @abcl, 51uci
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ihcn0iincr, elm alter Sd)ubfu0pfcr,
cin ierbrod)euea Shubborn etc, Niles
ld0r in cinCm &rciS oltf Eoppe be
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luorocn 81 icin ihicn uno ouf bent
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mo 6reccrif. Npcmuc.
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Su9o GifclbcrA @eib1ud)tafci,r
un0 @ccidecrilng iiir Die Sonmtoq&.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
Grub Gum nenen Sabr.

Sn ser beutigen altsgabe be5
,9aptihcn Gorreiponbeuteu" 1T Ser
@anofaIenoer fir 1909 cntbnIten,
SEN ser @erouSacbcr, 0r. G6unrO
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then 9udL" gicbt, mcId)2S NnianaS
Somlar criteineu miro. Ter @nno'
faIeuOer cntbGlt ouBer ocm Gnlenon'
rium bic gcitbIi6eu 6eicrtngc III
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neleu Subr. Sn ser Ntittc iteht Elm
@ilO, oir Brotulntion5 Com ser Nhii
Ter Groc oariteQeno. @nnotolenocr
iiuo fir SEN %geluobnIidycu tdgIihcu
@ebroud) beiier, ais sic IlmonutlS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
SbnmadJtla neutrality-suspicious..

9tc odt5chniGbrigc allQllito @tiecn
miro bcmltbtlna Dor Dem yEDonir.
Gltb" Qeirnben. Gin mbe.
fonnter Dtunl buttc olli oiciclbe
einen criminclcn 9hngriff &c,
mudt.
Gic Foiii>i 0e2 norOueltlidcn 81.
ltrifta nrhcitet nit iicberhafter Cha.
tiafcit, I'M eiuen peiBcn Sdllrfcu
oinafclt 81 mnd)crl. Der am MbdnO
oeS observation-disclosures eincn crimine!
len Angrifi oni bic nht5ebuj1brigG
Nu4ltltd Gilern nlod)tc. Die i'm Sur'c
bcs Sru. Gli Srnnf, Nr. 1884. Vol.
tpnItrnbe, ais Gienitmdrd)en ongc.
itellt lit. Gus MGodIen bcfuno Iid)
N6cn0s 11E llbr ullf Dem Seimme9c
mo folgtt ibr allf Der Gillette be3
Gltap.Flacc. bon Ereitoll. bis Wp
lberltrabe, cin lpeiBcr Wonn. obnc
0aB lie ocnnielbrn meiter groBc Nui
m~erflamfcit ld)clftc, AIo tic cine
ell9c Muep errcidlt bate, pofte Tic
Der llnbetdnttc am Sals, 500 tic III
Die Hlep, 100 CT liz nieoerlporf. 9a2
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lid ourdl Die Nucp IN DER Hihtuno
llod) Der WcMedenitrubc oaport. Cos
DtG>t]en ldJleppte iid) miibium bis
Dor ocn Gingung gum .Ebonir-
Club" ON GutnpsEluce. Dor ucl-
ten lie obnmGd)tig 5uiommcu brod,.
Sier iunroc tic gcfunben unb sic &c
l%inmnngsloie III oos Glubbous eetrn-
gen. Serbeigerlfenc gler5te brud]ten
ooa Wuodel mieoer ms 2cben III.
rid, mo geleitetcn bic $50. Otto
Nei5enltcin bon Nr. 100, 9~eniloritr..
ltno 9con Nelpmon bon Nr. 2OOO.
Sinon.apenue, oieielbe idhieBlid1
nad) Snltic. Sbiuobl Dos MGofen
Der Eoli5ei cine oberfl1t)lidw 9c
ld~)rcibung hires An9reifcrs qeben
fonnte, gloubt lie niht, oen Monn
iocntifi5iren 5u f0nncl,, Ga ole 4lot.
lit)fcit ocs Nngriffs itnb Die Gun.
telbeit III Scr sluep lie uc%rbinbertcn,
lid Die @eiihts5ilge oes Shnrfcn qc.
non eir5uprdgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
Sas rotbe Bud
-ScS-
,,Gorreiponocntcn"

better, rcidbultiscr als je, miro nm
ecfGbr Mittc Sanuar crideincn nnb
nncntseltlid an Seoen, Der am critcn
Sannar slbunnent III, frei abscliciert.
Sas 8udl lit nid)t 81 f%anfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-27
NGdJtlid)cs Tlammenluiitbcn.

GuS SSeller III Den NenIhuppen Scr
Baltimore Ghio @nhn" ridls
tctc $4,000 Sdo0cn AT. - Gid
tigc llrbcit Der Scueruchr. -
Irobcnbcr llnfoll 0Iiiflid) obgc.
lpclloct.
Gas 1Scller, lueld)c2, lpic bcrcits Qe-
itcrn I'M n0eutifcn Gorreiponocnten"
bcriftet. cincn 5bcil Der Scultruppell
Der .0oltimorc- Obio.Hubn" 5erItorte,
hat. had elmer Grfl0ruug Oca Waioro
Hnngborn cinen Shuoen bon St6,O0
nllgcridJtet, meld)er ollrdl GerIidcrttnN
| Qcocdt lit. Ser Sd)uben ucrtbcilt lid
in iolgcnoer @cilc; G. mltrbc Sell in
Wcrtbc bon $4,000 5erltort mo Ous
@eb0uoc muroc SIR 0obc bon 5000
bcid)doigt. Die Nell.& orrGtbe lillb ioIt
iGnmltlid) pon 0cn rclpcftiucn Gigen-
tbiinlcrn pcrlidlcrt, ioonB bic Sohn-
@ciellidoit nlio MIR ull Dem ooS &c,
b1llbc betreifenocn Sd)ooen %intcrel.
iirt lit. Ger 5eritorte Sbcil be5
ShuppcnS lit Die io9cnnnntc Nbtbci'
hing Nr. 3.
@ie ouS Selter clltItunb, iii illnncr
nod IN Elm poles 2rnlfel gcbiillt. Gic
Sbepric, DAB SeIbitcnt5iinoung bes
Seus Den 0rano cntind)t, miro BON
uielen Scitcn ais lnl oieic Sabre@.
5cit nmuabridlcinlid 5uriid9cmieicr.
Mon 0lnltbt uielmebr 5icnllid) ullge-
mein. onB boa Seller nid)t IN ocnt
SGlihuppcn ielbit icillen llriprumg
nahnL lonoern in cinenl Der init Seli
gcfiiQten @o9gonS. oie oitf bcn @e'
leiIen Dor ben Shuppen itoloen nna
nod niht abgelnbcn pnrcn,
bic Tlanmen lflu9en bel oent
leidlt cllt5iinoboren bacterial. ooa iit)
ibneu 5llr Nabrung bot, natilrIid)
balb bod III Die 2uft empor. Cine
3eitlong milrben 9ciilrdtungen iuudD.
Bob mld onoere 8ebGuoe in Den Mt.
GloresSoien mo ionitige Nodbor.
boutel, Dem Seller 5lun Spfer fallen
fonnter; obcr Die Seuerucbr. Weldlc
bllrb einrn @cnerulolarm berbcigcru.
len mar, bate noh einitiiuoigcr bnr.
fer Irbeit inter Scitluta bes Gbci-
>Sltaenieurs Sortou Die Glommcn I'm
Ter Gontrole.
@1breno Die Seueruebr i'm 9c9riii
itailo. Die 2citcr Der Soten uno Sei.
ter.Gompagnie Nr. 13 oti Der Me'
ScrrpitraBcn-S eite oes Sfuppens
oltf5urihtclL ficl oielelbe nm, nlb
Icd)s Seuerpcbrlellte cntgin0cn nit
fliopper 9toth ci1cn %ltnfull.
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Ssnnenauis uno llntcrgana.
Nna Mcttcr.

Siir Morplano uto ben IiltrlftG0.
lumbiu bellte tbeilpeiie beiuolft mo
pdrmcr, morgen flor uno mIIoe, lrt'
ihc iiiblid)e bis lpeltlidc Win0e.
Hcd)t angencbmeS Mintcripcttcr
mar Baltimore Geitcru beihieoen. Gis
b0d)Ite Scmperatur mar 40 8rao nm
I llbr Nahmittogs mo Die nieorias
itc 80 @rao nm 6 llbr WorgenS.
,n Den unoeren NunOeS Mettcr'
@eobad)tun09 q. Stntioncn nuroen
sic foIqenbcn nieorigItcn Scmpcra'
tllren per5eihnct: eoltport %, Eort
Iaro %, Bolton 30, Nlbonp b, Nclu'
y)orf 81, EbiIooelpbiu 30, Gope MoD
Muibington %, 9torfolt IS, Sot
tera5 II, Charlotte SO, Wilmingtou
IL, GbarleItou IL, Souannob IA.
SSadionpiac l6, Supiter %, acp@cIt
~, Ntlonto 81. montgomery 3S,gtciO
Orleans II, Enleitille 40, @olpcltoii
Al, Corpus Gbriiti Al, WempbiS 36,
Cincinnati 80, &ittsbilrg IS. Ssipeao
30. Buffalo 80, Glepelnnb 80, Ge.
troit 26. NIpena 20, WnrQllettc "a,
Green gan IA, Chicago %. Duluth
-, Ct. Yril 10, ct. &ouiS II, ct.
&ouia 2S. aouios 9itp -. Smnbu
rs, Slrou 10, @iamord 20, @iuiitrl.
81 %ourc -, &elenn IS, Salt Sate
Sim IS. 0enpcr 81, NOrtb Elattc "a,
Spoge Gin %. NmoriIlo 2S. Cos
gIngcles 30.
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Sebbel's einsiges Ntelier.

@ir baben MIR elm Ntelier in BAL
timore, unb bes befinbet iid in Der
Gtase III ebensr GrSe, Nr. 1921, Norb'
Cab, maize Sisb.Str. ainber.Vbo.
~tugraphien cine spesialitat. - aeine
asentcn uub ieine9 reppen ~ iteisen,
J. Sebbel. g. Grni,U ei&dftsfa5rer
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&eDu5trt
Gmre MusQaben!

lno beten 8era6ietiina III ietn ar6btes sRdibs
lel. sSir baberl hieS Qel6it folpeti @rocerie'u
~ VeIrnht fomnleH, ltHo lhIo hereit. Sbnen
biutger an5ubicten. ais ole ninocriperibfeeH
Sorteit. otc bon @ruceriiten ais ihr 9ehes 0ers
tailtt iperoen. Itcbrnt bGs M. Il y. @eididfts.
sbitem an nno lpdrt Die Fennies.
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Sic EooIhcd,te c. = Sarru 6.
Honooll, Sol. Sborn ulS Ieier
Wann. Die Dor einigen 5agen bon
Den Ietcftius Bradley. 9sfeprc mo
Sdlanberaer perboitet morom no
reil, neil lie ben 2orloonfeI Sadioil
=. 9ilr1e6 beim Eoolipiel I'M 81 &c.
ritpft hotten. Itorlbcn geltern Dor
Mid)ter SriebeI in Ger mittlercn go
li5eiitntion. Hanball unb 1horn, &c
gen oie'1od) lpeitere acknowledgements
aleifel Gbarofters uor!iegen ioaen,
ml,rocn DEM 8erifrtsperiobren iiber.
mieien. Mnnn iulIrbe al" ireiel ,SilI;
gelebt. bod u1per5iieIif ipieoer olli
I%noronlung bes Gptcftips 9ltfinion
perbaftet, Der i'm beifuIoiete, Sobl,
5. @eit i'll Sftober uno Nouember
inn $45 beifminbelt 81 baben. Mid).
ter Srieoel belt Mann feIt, l,no ein
peiteres @erbor fir sen 3od lpure,
ouf Montag ougeiest.