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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
RULECONVENTION
AT PISTOL POINT
REPUBLICANS IN MISSISSIPPI
BELLIGERENT
MAN WITH REVOLVER CONTROLS
SITUATION
Adherents of Foraker Are Routed by
Supporters of Roosevelt When
Firearms Are Brought
Into Action
BY Associated Press.


JACKSON, Miss, April 29.-The Re-
publican state convention held here to-
day proved rather tumultuous, lively
fight preceding the opening of the ses-
sion when number of those who ia
vored the selection of Senator Foraker
for the presidential nomination at
tempted to force their way into the
convention which was controlled by
the supporters of President Roosevelt
and the policies of the present admin
istration.
Quiet was restored, however, when a
special officer stationed at the door OF
the convention hall drew his pistol and
threatened to shoot anyone who at
tempted further to force an entrance.
The outcome was the holding of two
conventions, the regulars" indorsins
the national administration and select
ing delegates known to be favorable
to the policies of President Roosevelt.
The delegates selected at large are
L. b. Mosely. J. B. Yellowly, Charles
Banks and w. e. Mollison.
The "bolters' elected a full list of
delegates, adopted resolutions denounc-
ing the present national administra-
ton, and instructed their delegates to
vote for Senator Foraker for the presi-
Dental nomination
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
TAFT FAILS TO OBTAIN
INDORSEM EMIT IN VERMONT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BURLINGTON. VT, April 29.-The
Vermont delegation to the Republican
national convention was selected by
the state convention today and they
will not be bound by Instructions in
favor of ay presidential candidate. The
delegates chosen were Senator w. p.
Dillingham;, Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor,
Col Frank Greene of st. Albans and
Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendish
The platform, which was adopted
unanimously, indorses the administra-
tion of President Roosevelt and the
Republican policies; urges congression-
al action toward more elastic cur
rency and declares for a revision of
some of the tariff schedules, "keeping
ever in mind the principles OF protec-
tion."
An effort was made to add plank
favoring 'the continuance of President
Roosevelt's policies, either under his
guidance or under that of those IN fuil
sympathy, but the resolution was
tabled without debate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
LOCAL BARRIERS UNION
MAKES MANY RECRUITS

The local BARRIERS union, No. 295,
made many recruits to the organiza-
ton at the smoker and general 1oili-
fication held in Mammoth hall last
night. More than 400 journeymen and
employers were present and a spirit of
general good feeling prevailed that
showed the harmony in this well-es-
tablished and rapidly growing union.
The 400 testified that the boxing con-
tests and musical program that had
been arranged with much care was all
that had been claimed for it, Two
fiye-round contests were put on.
c. M. Fielder, secretary of the union,
was kept busy during the evening
writing applications for membership
and he declared last night that at the
present rate of growth the Los An
geles local will soon be the largest and
best organized in the west
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
Friday Morning Club
1TI1
The program of the Friday Morning

The program Of the Friday Morning
club for May is the following:
May 1-"Springtime." Mrs. James ogilvie,
assisted by Mrs. Lillian A. Fruhling, soprano;
Adelaide Gosnell, pianiste
May S--''Recent Developments in Photog-
graphy," Hector Alliot. Luncheon.
May 15--Reading. Man and Superman," G..
Bernard Shaw, Mrs. George Dobinson. Mem
bers may invite but one guest. Luncheon.
May 22-Book committee. Discussion circles.
raphy," Hector Allot Luncheon
May 29-"The Educational Movement in
Mexico" Prof. e. C. Moore.
The Tuesday afternoons will be filled
as follows May 5, violin recital.
Heloise Desiree Coutoulenc; May IL,
recital, Lillian A. Smith; May 10, play,
"a Harmless Wager" May 26, minia-
lures. Miss Mute.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT ARE
lNDoRSED IN WEST VIRGINIA
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, April 29.
The state Republican convention held
in the auditorium this evening was a
large and enthusiastic gathering. The
temporary chairman was Senator Ma
than b. Scott.
George A. Laughlin, 9. F: Teter, =.
w Dillon and Isaac T. Mann were
chosen delegates-at-large.
A resolution indorsing the candidacy
of Taft for president was adopted.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the administration of President Roose-
Welt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
OREGON COMMITTEE Is
DOMINATED BY TAFT
BY Associated Press.


PORTLAND, Ore, April 29.-The Re
publican state central committee to-
day unanimously indorsed the candt-
dacy of Secretary Taft for nomination
for president and recommended to the
state convention, which Will be helo
here May IA, that the delegates to the
national convention be instructed to
support him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
"Wednesday Morning Club

The Shakespeare section of the We'd
nesday Morning Nclub devoted the
study hour yesterday to "A Winters
Tale" under the direction of Mrs.
A. G.. Brett. In the afternoon a club
reception was given in honor of five
brides whose mothers are members of
the club. A happily arranged musical
program was a feature Of the after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-30
Nearoes Tor Foraker
one Way Out

'These eggs are, not fresh, waiter"
Possibly not SIR. You told me TO tell the
cook not to be in hurry cooking them, sir
y II did
NWeii, sir, they were probably fresh be-
she began to cook theml"--Yonkers States
man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
oEMERAl chuRcH NOTES.

Indiana is the worlds Quaker cen
ter its tw5 yearly meetings compri
ling more than one-tb:rd Of the entir-
membership Of the orthodox branch
cf the Friends church.
a comprehensive scheme for unit.
ing all Baptists in Hungary without
reference 70 past differences has end
ed the twelve years of strife in the d T..
nomination Of that covacry
Tho parochial schools Of Create
New York and YonHers nave an CO.
rollment of 1886 members with T..
2Gl teachers distributed among So
schools Ia ISL parishes.
Catholics All over the world have
been directed by the Congregation o.
Rites to produce any writings Of Pope
Plus IN. this being the first step 90
ward his Identification
The Methodist Times, a British pub
LEGATION. every year divides its profit
among certain charities. and this year
sent $1,000 TO the aged ministers a1l
ministers widows fund.
The churches at Eiwood. Ind. arr
being kept open every day from 6 o
m. 10 G p. nl. as shelters for the hun
dreds Of unemployed. f-od an9
warmth being found il them for maH.
families.
The Baptists Of England AMI Wales
now number f29s77 members against
43A7il reported last year. and there Is
a'so a decrease in the number Ct SUI
day school attendance from 53932i ="
5S7.lC0.
4 committee has been named from
the French senate to learn what ha-
become Of the s200 0o0 900 worth a.
property which the religious order
are supposed 10 have left beh'ni when
they fed the country.
The czar is anxious TO see q union
Of the Russian people on a religion
footinE. add particularly sympathizrs
with the merging q all the c-nserra.
tive parties in a patriotic group 20
De known a. the Ortho50x union.
st Bartholomew Episcopal church
in New York. ia the past year. spent
nearly s1eo0ee for the support Of its
parish house activities. the star Of the
parish including 2G2 saiaried and lzl
volunteer workers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
PreshYterian Church.

Corner OF Eighteenth street ant
Washington avenue. Manse adjoin
ng. Pastor, Rev. A. s. Buchanan
'ehoo 10 a. m Evening service So.
D. m. Christian Endeayor 700 p. n
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. M
Junior Christian EndeaVor SUNDAY
$50 p, m.
Morning topic, "Dodging and Eoing
The Commandments % God.
Evening topic. "The opportunity
For Pardon
Christian Endeavor topic Minis
tering to Strangers and the Sick.
Rev c, NJ. Ragch Of St Loris aud
Miss Pearle Wiliforl Of Harrisburg,
will conduct a series OF meetings ID
this church beginning FEB. l7th and
for at least two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
10 a. N. Sunday school p. m. Yes
pers and benediction p. IN.
Monteflore Congregation, Jewish.

c,naooa a. 4toz ropmaroiai ava.
- ND''os :" -
nue. b. sadler' rabbi regular hours
Of service: Sabbath school, c'clcc&;
choir nractice O'clock. evening
service ana safiiion' '''9 . eioch
: Ssc'FIee . sae.F" sons an',
iaalN "ii N 5i'et WITH "A 0i''n7 ~
'o,'oNS'
I Freioae Y Is hacnanilncH'
beItua 7cniosseI.
FSa'ih l9o--itapol .. oaa,er
lynn no ~ Eaily VIII ! 9V
I nee.
thlldleh 8 Flfst service ase -
>, >. iyihllal WIN 'ae loiloWlns chol
% responses Let QS come ihlo ms
presence WIN ldi' A8slViLIs' fIa'Se
'2 me LORD. Hear, = israel -,
,ne worms O my mouth anu tne lue',i
I u q my hearl pe aecePeaoie -
10y 9ight.
IraFei LII leace- fl''fflliie Nmiii''
4, ii%iliA TIL ~ Nho y lie ! he'
lhaitioha'
toca' SOTO '7elec'ed] ---i'ooeFt uo'o'
shl.th'
Hhgllsh recitation, Fiatohic
R"chei Joseph
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS.

Office Of the Cairo Electric and Trac
ton Company Cairo, Illinois, Feb.
ruary ist 1908.
The annual meet Of the stockhold-
ers eff the Cairo Electric and Traction
Company vii be held at the office Of
the company, No 500 Washington
avenue in the city OF Cairo, Illinois
on Monday. the 10th day of February
a. u 1908, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a m and , O'Clock p. m
JOHN TlERNAN,
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
willing to Be soclasle.

A little three.y earold, who Is very
precocious. was lying in her bed being
put to sleep ia tho dark, with her father
sitting beside her waiting for her 10
get to sleep. when this one.sided CON
yersation took place; Hello, dada.
No answer How do do, dada?' No
answer. How YOU feel. dada?' Same
answer After few moments silence:
Glad to see you, dada
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
Cairo Baptist.

Corner OF Tenth a&l Poplar STREETS
Parsonage ado ming. Pastor. Rev.
s. G. Ohrum, Sunday school, 9:45
a. m. Morning service. Il a. N. Even
ing service 500 p. nj. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 p. IN. r. y. p. y.
meeting Sunday $50 D. m.
Ray Sam Small will preach both
m1rning and evening 1T 3o'cloc1
at the ccrrt hoUse he viii deliver a
temperance lecture for men anly.
p. Y. p. e. subject 'Ministerins to
the Strangers and the Sick" Leaders
are Mrs 5. C, Ohnm and Miss Bur
eess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
First Methodlst.

Corner Of Eighth and Walnut
streets. PARSONAGE rear Of church on
Eighth street. Pastor, Rev. W. 7.
Morris. Morning services II a. m.
Sunday school GAS a. m Evening
-ervice 500 .. m. Epworth Leagne
meeting at $50 p. m. PRAYER meeting
wednesday night 100 o'clock.
Morning topic. In the School OF
Christ" Evening impoverished hu-
man Nature Restored 50 Christ"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
MOUND CITY
80. 49,. -.~s@
February 8, 1903.

Miss Gertmde Beaupre was Z
Cairo Shopper Friday
M c,,n ID On faa sick ust mis-
wees
Ni3s Lucy stern u clerking fey
DAYS ia the sam Blum dry good
sto,o at Mornds
,.... n.hn, ,tan,.,a ae ra.not,,.
t-'.'dihg' h5v ielt lof he nolle THURS
day after few da4a visit with her
hcthcr W. y. RuEhead ana family
Mrs John L. Hargan Who has been
cutie III tha past few weeks is slight
In improved.
J. n. Bowers male a business trim
to Grand CHAIN Friday
rnIano jnyitatiors nave been sem
cat ly Nrs. Ruby Riaacy for yaIen.
tine pc-ty Id her home On First ana
pcalar streets NEXT Fridav syenine
Mr.. p. Njrren AZ HAM st Louls III.
fiyed FRIDAY ID Spend few davs
With Mrs u. MONTGOMERY
MI and Mrs. pearl Frnaman ana
family moved 10 Mounds mis- week
Mr.. and MRS. 4. Edwards enter.
tanned tbe lottere s,-.ar Irs Iohn
Gardner cf Cairo. q fav DAYS the naet
wset.
Mr. GEORGE Dcugherty # cairo
was a business cal;or here FridaH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
Benefit of Daily Labor.

Thank God every morning when you.
get up that you have something to do
that day which must be done whether
you like it or not. Being forced TO
work. and forced to do your best. Will
breed In you temperance, self control,
diligence, strength Of will, content,
and 4 hundred virtues which the idle
never know. Charles Kingsley.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
sn,,thern Methodist.

corner Thirty-seventh aud Elm
streets Pastor. Rev. ]. T. Tracey.
Services at this church are as follows:
Sunday school, $3.50 a. N. Preach
ing service, II a. m. Junior Ep-
worth league Gas p. m 1890 p. m.
Senior league. Preaching service.
Sis p N. wednesday evening prayer
meeting 500 .. M Friday evening
cottage prayer meetings $50 ?. N.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

Corner Of sixth street and Wash.
ington avenue; Ven A. H w. Ander-
son rector Miss Ella Robbins organ
ist Services are as follows
7:3j a. nj, Holy Communion: $3.50
.. m. Sunday school; II a NJ Mora
ing Prayer and Sermon; 80 p. M.
Evening Prayer and Sermon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
St Ioseph,, chureh.

Corner Of Cross ana Walnut
sfreers- Father James Gilien. pastor.
Services win he held al St Jcseph's
Roman Catholic church today as fol
lows. First mass and sermon. 3 a.
"a. High mass and sermon. 10 a. m
Sunday school. .. n Vespers and
benediction. 3 D. n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
OLD JOURNALIST DIES.

Fare. Feb. S.-Alanzon ". Ed
wards. founder Ct the Fargo Argus in
1879. and later OF the Fargo Forum in
29' died today He once was
United States consul at Montreal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

Capital punishment By electricity
WIS adopted by the state of New York
from January !, 1889 The execution
Of William kemmlef by electricity was
effected with some difficulty in Au-
gust 1900. and Was me first execution
by this mode
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

This afternoon Rev. sam Small viii
deliver an address for men only at the
court house - oeioey Il Will be
on the subject of Prohibition, having
special reference to the coming CON
test at the polls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

One Of the oldest and least inviting
signs travellers to Egypt have cone
across is a notice affixed to one OF the
royal tombs. near Luxor. on the banks
of the Nile. and which reads as fol-
lows: This tomb is especially re-
served for luncheons."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
Foresaw Calamity.

There exclaimed the angry has
band after bis chair had given way
beneath him, II just knew the mucllage
would come out of that trading stamp
furniture Detroit Free Press
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

Don't make DC mistake" said Uncle
chen. "ol measdin out yoh thanks
by de mount dat you kin eat or drink.
cause maybe OATS whutll form de
basis fob asGfn' up yoh remorse."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
Christian Church.

At present services are he'd at SAT.
ford Hall. corner Eleventh street and
Washington avenue. Regular hours
Il service: Morning. i O'Clock; sun
day school, 9:45 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES


REV SAM SMALL WILL PREACH AT CAIRO BAPTIST CHURCH
MORNING EVENING AND DELIVER AN ADDRESS FOR MEN
HOUSE AT p. M.-DR. BASS WILL AN
NouNcE LEAVE CAIRO Al CALVARY ZAP
list cHuRcH-eRAN0 SONG SERVICE AT sYNAeoG THIS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
sEvEs sENTENcE sERmoNs.

TRIES make perfection. but perfec-
ton is no triHe-Michael Angelo
Sorrow and silence are strong. and pa
tent endurance Is godlke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

We often sheer because the man
who has failed is always loudest with
good advice As matter Of fact,
what man ifs better qualified TO give
fo0d advice?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
kiaY Be Future for italy.

VeeetMianism Is being encouraged
IN Italy with q view to accelerating
The time when that country will be
the market garden Of Europe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
s. Pstrick,s chrrch.

Corner Of Ninth street and wash
ing-on avenue. Father James Dow
nev. pastor First mass and sermon.
Is a. u. High mass and communion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09
Emmanuel Lutheran.

Douglas street between Washington
and Walnut streets. Pastor, Rev.
Charles Fl. Armstrong. Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service IL o'clock.
evening, 1880 o'clock; Sunday school
o'clock: Christian Endeavor, G:41
o'clock; prayer meeting, WEDNESDAY
night, o'clock.
Morning topic, Faith. Evening
The Christians States Here and
Hereafter"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

For Valentines 50 C Brewers drug
s,crt 1918 Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-09

Yswned at Unfortunate Time,
Charles Dcecrost, OF Philadelphia.
yawned Just as collision Of a street
car occurred. and piece OF glass went
down his throat Physicians say he
may lose his speech
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
Ei5entabttunfdue.

Sn Der Nadt bon Samifa9 aui
5onntag ipuroe spiiden Soar Station
|uno WinerAl @itp Mlberb 5. Ranfi
BON s3oar Gtation bon einem 3u9e Der
g. & 6. giienbabn iiberfabreu uni
ioiort get6ptet. Ser junge Burfde.
&anft mar l9 Sabre alt. mar am
samltag Mbeno in Nineral gitD uno
beeab li1 etna um 10 ubr auf ben
0eimtpes uno 1T. tpie man alaubt. oui
Dem BabneeleiIe ein9eIhlafen. Die
&doer beg 3uges batten ieinen SAdoel
3ermalmt.
Sbos. Me@inlsp. IS Sabre alt,
muroe am Gonntag Abenb in Wlalpern
BON einem 3use Der 6. & g. giien=
bahn iiberfabren uno get6otet. @r
ging auf bem @eleiie. obne ben beran-
nabenoen 3us gu iehen uno gu b6ren /;
mebrere perlonen tparen in Der Ndbe
uno laben. lpie Der Wann unter ben
Gdoern ieinen 3oo fano. Ser yer=
ungliifts binterldbt atpei 2raben I'M
Utter BON 8 uno 10 Sabren. Die in
GlepelnnD bel elmer 9ante unterge-
bradt fino. Me@inlsp pobnte il,
WalDern uno arbeitete in elmer 2ebm.
Arube.
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Gr 8ttt Dett MIpenfrdater Die
&6D4lO.

0err S. 9. 2idtp aug Waterloo.
Soma f6r,ibt an Or. Better Ssabrnep &
Sons 60. SD babe Sbren MlWnt ,du.
ter Blutbeleber oann unb tpann felt
benz Sabre 1853 gebrau1t. gu iener
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lpoa nur lao pfuno. SEPT tpiege i'd
2l0 pfuno uno sic tonnen leben, bob
i'd oeiunb uno Iett geiporDen bin, uno
oafiir made i'd ben Mlpenttduter Blut.
beleber perantu0rtli6. SD lam nur
iagen. boB ibre Mebi3iu Die ridfiae III
uno bab ieDe 6amiIie fie i'm 0auie bal.
ten follie. SD bin iebt beinabe 81
Sabre alt.
6olbe 3euaniiie tperOtn in tauienb
perf(bieDenen Gorinen fiir oiefes be-
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ben. Wsan iqnn es ni&t aus Apo.betell
be3iehen. gs wiro benz Yublitum bur4
Gps3iol.A A9enten 9eliefert. Wenn 6ie
|telnen M0enien lennen. oann f4reiben
eie All eie nllsinigen EilentbAnlsr. Dr.
psttr 6dbrnsp q Cons Co., ll2 LIS
so. 0opne ADe.. Chicago, 50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
8uftenbe pHanseit.

Man bat tpobl ihon sebOrt, bab es
fletf9freKenfe unb neinenbe pfldnaen
gibt, bocb Ton einem rbuitenben" Sc
tpG1s biirften uniere 2eier tpobl nod
faum ettpos pernpmmen bdben. l1nb
bod fou cs, benz rSournal be Ia
Gante" aufrlse, in ben 1ropen Elm berz
arttses &c. d4s geben, behen Grii9te
Der setpDbn..ihen breiten 8ubne elei>
den. Gs 1T eine iiberaus enpfinblihe
pflan3e, bic acknowledgements einen
ouberorbentliben Mbfdeu bor @taub
BAT. @DbaIb @taubtDrnnen auf ibren
@lGttetn lar.rh, fitIIen bic in Der obe>
rem 9lattfl1 -9e befinblieben poren. bas
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etnem @d3. f9tpelen baburh an ilnb
itoben bas gas fhIieblih .rnit etner
fleinen Grplofion aus, bic sdna 70 tpte
bds 9uiten zines Rinbes flingt, Dds
geip6hs if in feiner Qeimatb cine
3ierpflanae. Man tann fih leint nors
iftlIen, tpelhes Rpn3srt atpei bts brei
BON biefen pflun3en in einem 3immer
'Dtruriahen f0nnen. tpo brrh bir> unb
bergtbenbe Nerfonen ia beitdubig etipos
Gtaub aufeetpirbelt iDirb.
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Meis ipurbe in g Ia m
beuer gum eriten Mal nit Maihinen
geerntei. Die Maf9ine bepGltiat ur>
gtfdbr 8f9 eines Mders II, elmer Gtun<
be. sic tpirb bon feds MaHerbiiffeln
ge5ogen unb pDn bier Qeuten beaufiiG=
tist. yfidt nur Der 3eitseipinn 1T Be-
beutenb, fonbern aud bas Meisfprn
tpirb unbefddbist einseerntet.
d m brabtIofe seIe.
grd m m { gu ~3erftDren1 Ober bod
linptritGnbli9 al MAIDEN. bat Elm Glets
triter in Muitralien einen brebbdren
Tburf1 fnnitruirt, BON benz eIettri{me
Mellen in nerf1iebener !5tGrte ausge>
fenbet tperben. 6ierbur9 fDnnen dlts
gtbli4 in febr tpeitenl llmtreife ale
Gmpfnngsitationen 10 ft0renb betin>
fluBt tperben, bab es gan5 unm0gIih
tDirb, bic einsebenben yeadri9ten 3li
periteben.
Durh unfGIIe IN inbuftriel.
len 8etrieben, i'm Wtrfebrsipefen itnb
in Der adnbnirtbfdaft in Deutihlanb
finben idbrliH $500 perfonen ibfen
9ob; 1900 perfontn iperben auBerbtn
burd llnfdue bauernb ertperbsunfdbig.
Die @efammt3nbl nlltr Werlebten iii,
f6litBIim ber @et1bteten unb bauerab
Griptrbs dbigt1i erreidt aber bie
bObt 3ifffr bon 150, 600 I'm Ssyaht, ibos
bei dfItrbings aud bic ltibteital ri
tritbsunfdlIt NIT singsf6 f6lofsn iinp.
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3eaett pes GdtteinS.

Der gdnein oes teuen Union pofpis
tals niro am @onntaa. 6. September.
Nonmittags um 2 llbr 9ele9t.
Die Drbens9eie0i1aften uno Nereine
BON Nem Nen philadelphia. @anol
Doper uno ubri6spiQe iine einaehben
uoroen, fib nit ben itdotiihen Beam.
ten BON Nem philadelphia uno Canal
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ben ibre Bstbeili9una an9eiagt.
Die perIhieoenen Drben uno yerei.
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formirt
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2. Die Hdotiiden Beamten bon NeD
philadelphia uno Canal 9oper.
8. Jrsimaurer.
4. Dob Jellotps.
5. Mlobern Wooomen.
6. Maceabees.
z. S. 8. u. W.
8. Deutiber MrbeiterDerein.
Die Sefreoe miro BON 0errn Grant
@aie BON Canton 9ebalten unb bic
Union Bano bon Netp pbilaoelpbia
uno gonal Doper mV oem Orpbens
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bic Miuiit.
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Der @eidihte bon 3uscaranas 80.
Das Union .poiliiial batte iebr 9llten
grfole. Mit beideioenen Wlitteln be-
ainneno, maro balo Elm er6Beres Sc
bduoe notblpenoig. Den Anfrensun.
gen Der 5rufees III es selungen, einen
genugenoen Tono gu lammsln. um elm
neues @ebduoe su errihten. tpelhes.
tpenn es po1enbet lit, zines Der mooern=
ten 0olpitdler iein pirb. weltes
auberbalb ben sroben Staoten gu fin=
Den lit.
Gas arrangements @omite miro oas
fir ior9en, bob Der @runo in gutem
3ulianbe 1T ; cine &eonerbtbne wiro
errihtet unb es miro na1 Grdften fir
bic Bequemlihteit Der groben Dtens
ldenmenge geiOrst. melde Der Seier
beimobnen miro. Seoermann.ilt berg
LID ein9elaben.