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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
BY PAUL n. BRuskE.

Well. McAleer's old gentlemen hand
ed US another package and are now
enc game TO the good on the inter
club series. This time they won II by
virtue OF shade better work In all
departments OF the game. except the
catching. and we have therefore no le-
climate tale OF woe coming.
THE TIGERS SIMPLY WENT
DOWN TO ONE OF THOSE HON.
ORABLE DEFEATS THAT FALL TO
THE LOT OF ANY CLUB. NO MAT
TER-HOW- OD-AT-CERTAIN
TIMES. -
Today. with Eddie Willett In the
box, the Tigers are due to reverse the
records OF the past two days. There
Is still an opportunity for an even
break and then. too. we have Wild
Bill Donovan back In reserve.
Chicago is due to take couple OF
games from Cleveland I'm spite Of the
return OF Isbell. which worked SO
great a disaster yesterday. and none
OF the western clubs seem to be get
ting away very far. although all the
other three are a bit ahead Of the
Tigers.
I wonder II the average baseball
patron has tumbled to the fact that
this team OF McAleer's Is probably the
possessor of a more experienced per-
sonnet than any OF It's American league
rivals?
Certainly in point OF continuous ser
vice in the big league the Browns
would run up a total that would be
difiicult for any big league aggregation
to equal.
Just look over that infeld!
There Is Bobby Wallace. who has
been starring as a shortstop for more
than a decade. Jimmie Williams de-
tutted as big-league inAelder years
before the American league made Its
bow to the baseball world. Hobe Fer
ris was for years a minor.league ball
player and played on both OF Boston's
winning teams. Tom Jones,
at that time no spring chicken,
romped round hrst base In the days
Baltimore occupied an American
league berth, under Muggsy McGraw
And the pitching stan!
The Rube has been playing league
ball for dozen years or more. Jack
Powell Is even older In the harness.
Howell Is a veteran and 30 Is Dineen.
Petty has been at II so long that he Is
now being deemed passe and Catcher
Jack O'Connor is the daddy Of all the
catchers who still parade as active
players.
OF course, there are few colt play
ers in line. Spencer. Stephens, Graham
and Hartzell coming under this head.
Charlie Jones and George Stone have
not been at II SO very long, but Hon
man is nearly an old-timer.
Such an array Of veteran talent
would scare the average manager
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Browns 4, Iiges |; Help! We're Slipping!

The crowd began to applaud Cobb's
catch OF Williams drive In the eighth.
before Ty had clutched the ball He
had Strengthened up after terrific
sprint and we all knew he had II.
Charles O'Leary re-appeared I'm uni
form. Charlie says that, n he contin-
ues to improve. we will q forget all
about Mr.. Busch. now OF Indianapolis,
but sure to get Detroit try-out next
season.
II Is too bad to have to penaiize a
grand throw TO the plate like the one
Davy Jones made yesterday. Had II
not taken that erratic. bounce, st.
Louis would have had but two runs.
instead of four.
Coughlin booted himself black and
blue after the game for not striking at
q wild pitch which Powell showed UP
at a time when there were two strikes
on Capt. Bill To make II sting, Bill
shortly after missed a third.
An animated spat between Hughie
Jennings and Jack O'Connor. arising
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

And Kid Elberfeld's appointment az
Griffith's successor. SO pointedly stated
as temporary when first announced, Is
now made permanent and the kid In
now q magnate. full fiedged!
Well. what do you think OF that?
Detroit knows Elberfeld well--bet-
ter. In all probability than New York.
The news has created lot Of interest
here among the Kids old friends.
Will he succeed?
Griff says success is matter Of
luck. He says he wasn't lucky and
that therefore the team ought to have
n change VIII ElbeFfeld- be there
with the mascotting stunt?. He might
ask Bill Donovan to lend him the ia
nous horseshoe.
But seriously, Il must be . sur
prise to the other members Of the
New York club when President
Farrell passed over such veterans
a. Willie Keller and Wild conroy,
TO say nothing Of Jake stahi. him.
sek = fairly successful manager.
to appoint the Kid. Beyond doubt
Farrell has . theory.
That Elberfeld has a head full OF
good baseball brains il not for a
moment to be questioned. Whether or
not he will be able to inspire the team
with that spirit OF harmony so neces-
sary to success Is a matter which will
have to be judged In the light Of sue
ceeding events. At any rate, Elber-
field has not started In by benching
Neal Ball In favor OF himself. which
would lead one to believe that he has
started out on a conservative basis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
0hW|s OUT OF
THE BIC STAKE

Joe Gahagan. one of the prominent
trainers OF harness horses OF the mid
die west. was In Detroit, Friday, ar
ranging for the shipment Of his string
from Toledo TO the State Fair
grounds. He has string OF nearly a
dozen this wear. among them several
stake candidates. Onwis. HIS star trot-
ter, has been declared out OF all his
stake engagements. however, includ.
ing the 2:12 trot in Detroit, and sent
home to Findlay. The stallion went
lame before Gahagan had worked
him faster than three minutes. He
will be fired and turned out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

st. Louis had all the luck and
punched its hits of summere.
winning from Detroit. a to I and
now leads the league all alone.
isbeIl took his old place at Sec
ond and got two hits. His error,
however, let In the tieing run
and Cleveland won on Hlnch-
mans homer, 3 to 2.
New York and the Athletics
broke even on . double-header,
Plank beating orth, while Lake
hung u on Bender. The scores
we're 3 TO o and 2 to I.
oatss and Young battled 13
Inninos, when Boston won from
Washington, z TO I, on . long drive
by Cessier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Baseball Enx11ify Of a
0o0ad0 Ago, Flames Up

The smoderng Goals enmty existed than
decade ago between the old Baltimore Cleveland clubs OF the
Nationa
when Hugh Jennings and Jack oconnor INDUCED SO
spirited belief the
that would
The oldtme awful
that these
worlds while
right to his old sobriquet OF "Rowdy Jack"
Yesterday oConnor leaving the coaching lines the Browns
having retired, and
and Jennings with a sardonc sneer remarked
Pretty soft for old boy
taking under false pretenses"
The shot told all right for oConnor active
behind the wndpad this everybody
frothed a md to rush.
passed by and rapidly tripped along his station
responded
only I'll be getting that soft stuff STILL they've
org a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

from a remark by Hughie relative to
the easy manner In which his old
Cleveland rival was earning a salary.
featured one OF the closing innings.
After Mcintyre made that ons-hand-
ed clutch he had 10 stand for some
burlesque congratulations from Rube
Waddell who was warming up near the
club house. Rube wanted, to kiss the
outfelder. but Matty wouldn't stand
for that.
All recollections OF the game pale
into lnsignihcance beside Hartzslrs
throw to the plate. retiring Mcintyre
after he had opened the NTH with q
triple IL was simple robbery. even n
the throw was waited along on the
wings of favoring wind.
The third saw the Tiges lose the
game, Ferris singled. Stephens walked.
Powell sacrificed and ID. Jones swell
throw after Hoffman had singled.
bounced over Schmidt's head, Hoffman
to take third whence he scored on
Hartzelrs grounder. Three runs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
ATHLETIC COPS
GET 50 DAYS OFF

NEW YORK. June 26.-Martin
Sheridan, John ]. Flanagan. and Matt
McGrath, the three police athletes,
will sail with the American Olympic
team for London tomorrow. Early
today Police Commissioner Bingham
approved the application made by
these men for 90 days leave OF alb
sence.
Manager Halpin, when informed OF
the decision OF the commissioner, said
that with the exception of Dray,
Whitman and Rowe. the full team as
selected would sail on the steamer
Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
suceessor to Jimmie Collins.

COLUMBUS, Miss. June 26.-As a
result of the scouting trip of the vet
eran player. Al Maui, representing
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Am
orleans. Frank Manush, who has bat
ted over 800 all season and fielded at
third In nice shape for the local Cot.
ton States league club, has been pur-
chased by Mack. TO be delivered when
called on. He weighs nearly 200 and
Is fast on his feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis 4. Detroit L.
Cleveland 3. Chicago 2.
Athletics al. New York Or
Boston 2. Washington l 13 inn.).
Today's Games.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia
Washington at Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Miles College Wants Game.

Miles college has an open date for
Sunday and would like to hear from
some strong team. Mohawks or Gar
field A. G. preferred. c. II. Daven-
port. manager, 90 Lysander-st. Home
phone City 4143-R.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

TWo-ba0f hft-WfIItams. Thfet-babS
hit-McIntyre. Sacrifice hits--schaefer,
Powell. stolen bsse-D. Jones- First
base ON baIls-By summers I, by Pow
ell l. Left on bases-Detrolt D, -.
LouSs L. struck out-By Summers 3,
by Powell q. Double plays-Hartsel
and STEPHENS. Time-1r85. Umpire
Connolly Attendance-3,3oo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

yesterday's Results.
Chicago Z. Cincinnati o.
Pittsburg 4. 81. Louis 2.
Boston IA, New York 1911.
Philadelphia s. Brooklyn y.
Todsy's Games. o.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at 81. Louis.
Boston at Kew York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
g BOOKS TO
GO ON At WINDSOR

Canadian race records stand a
splendid chance Of being wiped out
during the Windsor meeting wnich
opens tomorrow afternoon. There Ii
a better class of horses at the track
than have invaded the north and the
track Is lightning fast. The work OF
the horses for the last three days has
been a surprise to the trainers them
selves and they do not hesitate TO
say that the time made will compare
very favorable with any In the coun-
try this year.
The Frontier handicap OF $4,000 at
a mile and an eighth has attracted
some exceptionally clever distance
performers and not one OF them but
has worked a mile better than l:42.
which means racing In 1889.
II will be the first time an open
betting ring has been operated and
up to today 80 bookmakers had ap.
piled for places In the line. Many OF
these are from New York and arriv-
ed here this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Dominion Day, July 1st Grand Trunk
Railway system,

Tickets will be sold to Canadian
points June 3oth and July LIST, valid
70 return until July 2nd. one first.class
fare. City Ticket Once, 124 Wood
ward-ave., Telephone M. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

II would be hard to imagine more
perfect catching than that OF Schmidt
In yesterdays game. Regards to John
Killing. Chicago fans please write.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Fourth Of July--Round Trip Exeur-
sion Fares, Michigan Central.

Tickets will be sold at exceedingly
low rates July Bird and 4th. good for
return until July eth. See agents for
full particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Burroughs W. Michigan csntrals.

The Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
team will play the Michigan Centrals
at the Burroughs grounds Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. On Aug. the
burroughs will meet the d. A. G. In
what 10 likely to prove a game for
the championship OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
SPORTING NEWS
McALEER'S VETS
LICK US AGAIN

into q fit with the fear that his
team may fall 20 pieces all at once
but MeAleer shows no sIsns OF
any such apprehension. He ex-
poets to unload them one by one
In hls famous trades and will IN
undoubtedly continue to do 90 In
definitely unless the other man.
ayers get Ieary Of his repeated
successes In this line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26

The Cherries would like games for
Sunday afternoons. Address Ed. Din
geman. 200 Fourth-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Barrett Plays Good Ball.

Jimmy Barrett has a batting aver
age of $50 with Providence. He has
accepted 81 out OF SO chances. stolen
Ave bases. and got In Ave assists from
the outfleld. in 20 games. Manager
Duffy says that Barrett has proved
great help to the Providence team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
o. ks TO Play Windsor.


o. KS will play Windsor Horse
shoes at Garvey's, Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Manufacturers League Card

The following is the schedule for
Saturdays games In the Manufacture
ers league:
Fords VS.. williams Bros. Highland
park. 3 p. m.
. Morgan & Wright VS.. Russell Wheel
6 Foundry. two games. Jefferson and
Lamay, p. m.
Parke- Davis VS.. Bulls. kercheval
grounds, 8 D. m.
Burroughs VS.. Michigan Bolt & Nut.
Burroughs grounds. 2 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
Black crItter Wins the Money.

CARLETON, Mich. June 26.-Black
Torngo. owned by Joseph Laduke. Of
Newport. beat out White Indian,
owned by Frank McCount. of Rock
wood, in a match trotting race at
lockwood yesterday for bet Of $50
4 side.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
HARVARD CREW
TO LONDON NOW

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 20
Victorious Harvard will send her
crimson-tipped oars to England this
year to try conclusions with the Brit
ish oarsmen at the Henley regatta.
The Harvard men reached this de-
cision Immediately after yesterdays
varsity race. Each member OF the
crew will pay his own expenses, ana
thew now plan 10 take part In the
Olympic games as well as the Henley
events.
Yale's poor showing was a tremend'
Gus disappointment to the crowd gath
cred at New London. Harvard out
gained the blues In the start. and
even II Griswold. the Yale stroke. had
not collapsed and quit, the race would
have gone to the Cambridge men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
B|||#| a91

As the thermometer keeps
going up. the weight OF your
clothes wants to keep coming
down.
The feather weight Blue
Serges we're building In Suit.
to order at SIS and $40 are
cool propositions for you to
consider.
tight ndrtght and
well tailor 'em to fit you out
@ sight.
Our own make Ready for
Wear Blue Serge Suits, $40
to $40.
UNION CLERKS. UNION TAILoRs.
&A! (! 4; e. 2 = =!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-26
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
Berraumn, asln., grettae, nen g. alnnentber 1903

tuirb berausfommen auf ben 8etras
folder 8aaren, bic i'm brttiihen
8ei6e perbraubt iuerben.
Die Solse tpirb iein, bab Glusldn'
ber tire 8atente entueber on Gns'
ldnber nerfaufen miifen ooer in
@rDBbritannien ielbit gu fabri5iren
baben. @an iddbt, baB bamit tuen'
isitens l25 Riuipnen Dollars In neii'
en- 5abriten In GneInnb angelegt
tperben fpirb. 9eutiblanb~unb bic
Der. Gtaoten ,perben am iameriten
burd bas neue @eies eetruffen. 9i-
plpmatiide 8uritellung bel ber britt
ii9en &esierune eeeen bas @eieb ba'
ben teine 8irtune sebabt. gs ee'
lanst isst sur 9urdflbrnns unb es
tann nit Siderbeit eeiaet perben
baB bic anberen Staateu fia beeilen
tperben, nit dbnliden @eieben ~
fpIgen.
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Der rGhrIide Jobn nliIler"
eeftorber.

0ututb, Minn. SSl. Git. pier
Itarb beute Der friibere SDuperneur
pun georb 9atota, Subn Ni0er, Setn
9lbleben ruff tpieber eine @piiube aus
ieiuer Smtsseit road, bic ptel oaSu
beitrus oaB er ipdter r6uneit Sobn
@i[er" senanut tpurbe. Bdbreno
ieiner Gmltsseit iuhte namlidb Die
2puiiiana 2ptterie in Noro 0atpta fe'
iten SUB gu fallen, tpuroe aber BON
Neiler bitter betdnpft. Gines Cages
erIhien Elm Gbseianbter ber 9otterte'
@eieIliaaft in @iIIer's amts5immer,
Dffnete feline miteebrabte 9anotalHs
unb seiste benz @ouperneuer 5000, ,ooc
In 8antnuten nit ber Grflaruns, oieis
Summe erbalte er, tpenn er ieiner
8ampf sesen bic 2Dtterie aufeebe.
,Mein 8reis 1T bbber als oas "er'
flarte rubis Der SDnperneur unS
mari ben Weann iammt ietnem Selbe
sur Gbare btnaus.
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Ser County 5ishway Gnsineer

@ar man6er 2eier bes 8ultsblat.
tes b6lt an Der Meinune feit, ba6 oaS
Gmt bes Guuntp'Sisbtuap .Snsenie' :
mrs tiberiliiliie mare uub benz Steuer'
sabler neue sluSsaben aufbirbe.
9em neuen Staatsssiebe eemdB lit
iebes Gountp perpflibtet eineu Stgb'
man engineer ansuiteIlen. Der
@urtlaut bes @eiebes lit tuie folst:
Section 1. There is hereby Gre
ated in the several counties Of the
state of Missouri, The Office OF
County highway engineer, and the
county courts OF each county of this
state, are hereby authorized, and
empowered. to appoint, and shall
4 appointy a highway engineer, with
in and for their respective countie!
at the first meeting of such court
in the month of January, 1908, anc
every two years thereafter! Sucl
County highway engineer, so ap
pointed shall serve for a period o
two years, and until his Successes
is appointed and qualified.
Section l.. .Siermit lit in ben Der
I6iebenen Counties bes Staates Mtii
uuri bas Imt bes guuntp'6iabtuat
engineers eridaffen uno bas Count
@eriht upn iebem County IN bleien
Staate 1T biermit beoDIImddtgt 81
eruennen, unb es iua ernannt tueroel
elm Si9bpaps engineer, tpabreno Uni
fir bas reipettiue County, bel Der er
Iten Sisune ienes @eridtes i'm Mu
nat Sanuar 1908 un6 6arnnd aG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

ibren Bereinen nit benz euten Bei'
iptel poraueeben uub Der llniitte bes
9rattirens ent8eeenarbeiten, niht
burh 3pausSseiebe, iunbern bur4
ben freien BiIIen. sic ma6ten auf
cine Reform ber Gcriie' e'@eiebgebuug
bin orbe,teu, OaB Der 8pnium leidter
@etrdnfe bur9 Steuererlethterun9
eeftrbert tuirb.
Sie iuIlten fir ben Grlab oDn @e1
iebeu eintreten. tuetd]e ben 8etrteb
anitdnoiser 8erenieunsslotale, ber'
en- Better nidt npn Der 2aune fpr'
rupter 9ulitifer abbdutgig iiub, er'
mbsli9en. llnb id5lieblia biirien iie
| iih nibt nit Glementen ibentifiairen,
,pethe unter rperi6nlider 5reibeit"
nur bic Bered)tisuns ueriteben, Spe'
lunten, Spelunfen, 'slnimirtuetpet,
| idmubiee xinseltaueel, 8uulruonts,
Spietbbllen tinb 2utteriebaben betret-
ben 3u burfen. @enn bic Hefiirpor
ter Der perionlthen Sreibeit Elm iol'
Dies slition8prueramm nerfulsen,
iperben iie ipirtlitbe beutide Sitter
bier einbdreern, unb Der grfOIe luirt
nifbt ausbleiben.
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1peiubau lno prohibition.

Der gertpaitunssmarid Der 8ru'
bibitipn i1rettet uortudrts. NuS
Ralifurnien tpmmt bic NaArtf)t, baB
bic California Bine Giiuciatiun be.
fdloFen bat, bieIes Sabr teine 8ein'
trauben su taufen. Die Sranoe, bic
fir bieien S9ritt anseeeben tuerben,
iinb, baB bic Gbiabeebiete fiir 8ein
bard ben fortibreiteuben Rrobibi'
tipusseiit 70 eineei9dntt iuorben iinb,
unb iib bic gahfraee 10 iebr ner'
minbert babe, baB fid sroBe @Drrdte
anseiammelt baben, far bic teine
QIbnebmer au finben iinb, Die &aIi'
iurnier Binser befinben fif baburh
In ber benfbar ihnierigiten Sage.
Gisbet perfauften bic Bin3er bic
2eie bireft an bic GeinseieIridhnf
tD5ae lib nit benz aeltern befaffen 5u
maFen. Stun n,aht bic @eIeIihaft
lebisli1 ben 8urihlas, flr bic 8in'
ser einen Eeil ber 2eie su teltern, ba
NIT nid5t bic eanse grnte nerloret
eebt. Der @inser bat fir bic Ser
tellunsstuiten gu sabfen unb erbdl
ieinen Gnteil Bein, fir beiien 8er'
tauf er bann ielbit su iursen bate.
Benn man in 8etradt siebt, baf
in ben @ereinieten Staaten idbrlid
iiber "a RiIlipnen @aqonen @ein
prubusiert tuerben, fam man iih Ell
men 8esriif oun Der Srasiueite oieiea
8eIalufies ber @eieDi4aft MAIDEN
bic burb bic forti6reiteube 8robibi
tipnsbeneeuns su bieiem S9ritt 9e
asuun9en 1T.
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Danff ffao,sf,9stae am 26,
11cDentber.
grptla nj attpn BON Sr d
Fbenteuer ertafieu.

grdfbent &uuieoelt eab bic iabrli'
DIE 9antiapunss .grutlamatiuu aus,
In ber er biniueiit auf bas teti8e
8a6ien Der 9ation. in Stdrte, @elt.
mabt, &eidtbum uno Sep6lterung,
unb bab unier peri6bnlihes 8ubler'
seben TIM 9urdidnitt auf eiuem bb'
beren 3iuepu itebt, als bas irseno ei'
mes anbersn 4anbes in ber Belt. 9iea
baben, fdbrt er fort, bic stmeritaner
benz glImdbtieen gu banten, unS
maiien baber eleiden 5orti4ritt IN
Mural unb eeiitisen 9inaen balten,
alls 9antiaeunsstas beitimmte Der
graiibent ben 26. gaouember.
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stpei Sabre. Der aueeiteIIte gpuntp'
Siebpap.Gneineer iuIl cine Rertobe
pun stpei Sabren bieneu uub barnaa
Bis iein 9ddfoIser qualtfi5iert iIt.1
9a bas County @eri4t sendB
banbelte unb einen Gnstneer aniteIte
tann man bic Ssrren oes @eri6tes
nidt tabeln glur I'm 2aufe ber Belt
pirb man urtbeiten, t6nnen pb oas
Gmt ftd) aud um bic Seiieruns Der
@eae beiudbrt.
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Gas 81. 3. @orseu'Suurat i9reibt
iiber 8rubibition; Nit elmer BDlitit
Der blpBen 8erneiuune bat nptl teine
8artei uoer Yeuesuns grobe Grfulee
ersielt.
Die 9robibitioniiten tuarben auf
bee anberen Seite niht 10 uiele Gn'
Danger senunnen baben, tpenh te
nidt nit n,anbeu ibrer Sebanptnn9'
en- redt bdtten. Benn fe 3. o. ia'
gen, baB ber .ameritauiide Salubn'
feline ibeate ginridtuns lit, 70 itim'
men ibnen 2eute, tuelde ionit nihts
fir grubibition iibris baben, BEL. Sr
9eutidlanb eibt es teinen ~amerifa'
niI9en Galubn", unb tuenn bic 9eut'
itben ibre suten Sitten nad amerito
oerflansen tbolIen brauden iie nod
lanse nidt ben nameri taniihen Sa'
lubn" su nertbeibieen.
Die 9eutiden iuIlten nit einem
fonitruttioen Bruaramm aearefiot
poraeben. Sie ioIlten Seiebe por'
iblasen, uelde bic Sddben bei
,amerifauiideu Salubns" su beiei
tigen seeignet fnb. sic ipIlten Der
ninftise @dBisteitsbe eitrebunsen pu
iitiO unteritaben. Sic tOunten IL
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esn ben bemufratiiden Sabitaa'
ten 1T eesenudrtis bic 8eoraduns
unb Gusbentune Der 9lrbetter am
St,limmIten. gtiht nur bic iham'
luie Gusbeutuus ber Rinoerarbett
flint bort gen Simmel, ionbern aud
bic gdulbbaft Stlapenarbeit, tpelue
in iebem anberen sipiliiirten Sanoe
Der @elt felt lansem abseiHafft tpor'
ben lit. Die einaiee I'M Shoen be-
fannte golitit nit Der prsanilirten
9lrbeit umsuseben, LIT - bic Bolttii
ber 5lintentusel.
Gs 1T aerabe In ben bentotratiiber
gabitaaten, baB bic @eiese betreffi
8inberarbeit am unrtenihl'bfer
iinb.
Gs 1T serabe in ben bemofratti@er
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Slbtaoten, baB menidlid1e 8eien
erit pplitanOie oertbiert tueroen uno
bann in SDl9e tbrer ersuungenen
&ertbierung aIler biireerliben &e6te
beraubt tperoen.
gs lit 9erabe in ben bentofratiIAen
Staaten, baB bic S6reden oes Stdf'
lingsnerbineenS unb Der Ebeerla9er
berriben.
@s 1T serube in benz bemptratiIben
Saotaaten, mo- freie unb ebrlihe Slr
beitsleute arretirt tuerben, oamit
man iie in bic &nebtidaft pertaufen
fann.
gs iit eerabe In ben bemutratiiden
Gabitaaten, tpo rariine" @inmanoe'
rer in gang unglaublih rober @eiie
maltr1tirt tperben.
Sn ben 8aumtpDllielbern Der be'
mptratii1en Gabfaaten fumtnen i
bier Srauen unb 8inber auf einer
Rann. Die burtieen 8aumtuuata'
briten iinb cine S6ue BON 8rutalita
uub &inoerarbeit.