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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
Troops Go To FL Paso.

San Antonio, Tex, October 14-Ten trains, IF cars, left San Antonio this morning for Fl Paso, bearing United States troops stationed at Fort Sam Houston, who will pass in review before Presidents Taft and Diaz, When the two executives meeet at Fl Paso Saturday. Another train, with two troops of the Third cavalry aboard, left Fort Clark early today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
GATEs-JONE s.

MT. c. R. Gates, prominent engineer for the T. c. l. Co.,, whose home Is in Denver. Col, and Miss Ethura Jones of America, Ala, while visiting the fair suddenly decided to be married and the interesting event took place yesterday in the parlors of the Hotel Jefferson
 Rev. Dr. Branscomb of the First Meth odist church officiating. Among the prominent people present were MT. and Mrs. T. E. Taylor. Misses Taylor. Mrs. c. E. Rogers, who assisted the bride;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
WARDEN BUYS
 THE ALABAMA Large Hotel Deal Is Closed At
 AnniSton MARTIN IS ACTING MAYOR Succeeds Mayor WiIkerson. of Jack sonvile TemporariIy-May At tend the Wikerson Funeral.
 Dsugette in Birmingham.
MARTIN IS ACTING MAYOR

Anniston. October 4-(Special )-Frank G. Warden, who on yesterday afternoon closed a deal by which he comes into possession of the stock of William H. Finn, amounting to about 90 per cent of the total investment in the Alabama ho- tel. stated today that he will immediately begin improvements on the building which will make it second to none In the state.
 This is the largest property deal that has taken place here this year. The Alabama was built about six years ago at a cost of $1Oo,Ooo. 1t having been planned by William H. Finn, the noted Anniston globe-trotter, after what he considered to be the most conveniently arranged hotel at which he had ever stopped in Europe or America A few years ago MT. Warden invested $32,ooO in the fixtures of the house through a purchase from stubbs & Keene' former managers. and his purchase came as result of his inability to close g. satis- factory lease for an additional term Of years.
 MT. Warden is an experienced man In the hotel business, owning the warden House in Newark, Ohio. and being large ly interested in the Metropole and tne Lima in Chicago, where he makes his home. and in the Beckel House at Day ton. Ohio. His real estate holdings In these places are also large.
 MT. Finn will remain in the city to take care of his other interests here, though he will leave in about ten days for short visit to New York. 0. H. Mitchell, who has been manager of the Alabama for a. number of years, will continue in charge of its affairs.
 Persons here today from Jacksonville state that O. D. Martin, former county commissioner, who has been acting In the capacity of mayor since Mayor Will kerson was stricken i'll, will in all prob ability continue to hold the reigns of government, though under the new mu- nicipal code there seems to be some doubt as to future government on the part of some.
 The members of Camp Martin, United Confederate Veterans, the city council and almost the entire populace attended the funeral of the late mayor this after noon. Another great body to the pageant were the students of the State Normal school, who attended en masse. The de- ceased was loved througnout the county. and his death has been deeply regretted here, where he had many friends.
 President C. W. Daugette of the Jack sonville Normal school left tonight for Birmingham, where he will attend a state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
Bout Called Off.

New Orleans, October 14.-Announce- ment was made tonight by the manage ment of the West Side Athletic club here that the 20-round bout scheduled between Billy Papke and Hugo Kelly for October 31 had been called off. Illness of Kelly is assigned as the reason for the bout being cancelled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
SPONSORS FOR
 FOOTBALL GAME.

The sponsors for the University of Ala bama at the football game to be played at the Fair Grounds Saturday will be Miss Estele Nabb and Miss Emee Me Crossn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
sIMoNs-cRuTcHFlELp WEDDING.


 The home of Mrs. J. P. Ross was artis- tically adorned for. the wedding cere- mony of Mrs Mary Lee Crutchfield and MT. Heating Simons, which was solemn ized at Il o'clock yesterday morning. A wealth of palms and smilax made a yer dant setting for the nuptial event, the simplicity of which was it's greatest charm.
 The ceremony was impressively pro- nounced by the Rev. John Stagg of An niston. There was only one attendant, MT. Simon's best man, MT William La throp.
 Mrs. Crutchfeld was most attractive in a going-away gown of Mocha cloth, with which she wore rnodish black hat Her flowers were pink roses. A buffet luncheon followed the marriage service and after the good wishes of the assembled guests had been showered upon the bridal couple they departed for journey to North Car olina to remain 10 days They will be at home in the residence on Humboldt ave- nue, formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. McLester VanHoose.
 Mrs. Simons as Mrs. Crutchfield has made many friends in Birmingham dur ing a lengthy residence here. She is a fluential families. Mir. Simons holds position of importance with the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company. He is popular both in business and so- pietv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
REALLY DEVELOPS THE BUST, ARMS AND NECK.

An increase of six inches is not unusual after months treat ment.
 Go to any druggist and get separately two ounces of glycer- inc, three ounces of rosewater, one ounce tincture cadomene compound (not cardamom) and D cents worth of borax. Mix the glycerine and tincture cado- meme, shake and let stand two hours. Then add rosewater and a teaspoonful of borax. Apply morning and night, rubbing until absorbed; then wash with hot water and soap; dry thoroughly. Continue a few weeks and beau- tiful development rewards the ef- fort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

educational meeting and witness the Howard-Normal football game tomorrow. The Alabama Presbyterian college team will play the Albertville Agricultural school tomorrow afternoon, and the local boys are confident of victory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
LiahtnIno starts Fire.

Huntsville. October 14-(Special.)- 1.-The residence of Jackson Rand on Randolph street was set fire by bolt of lightning this morning. Slight damage was done.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

Officials of the Phoenix club have learned how near they came to escap- ing indictment by the recent grand jury. It was only by securing aid from the Law and Order league, the clubmen say that the grand jury was able to return a true bill at all. It Is a mat ter of common knowledge that 12 mem- bers of the grand jury can vote an in- dictment. This sort of action has ref erence only to cases that come from justice courts or in cases which are prosecuted by somebody. To return a presentment, in which a prosecution is not necessary, all IS members of the jury must agree to the bill. In other words, one juror can prevent the find ing of a presentment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
NEW STATION WILL
 SOON BE OPENED
Completion of Chattanooga
 Terminals Is Assured
NEW TRACKS NOT WANTED
Feature of Harvest Home Entertain ment This Month Will Be south ern Cross Drill by Daughters
 of the confederacy.

o,,a..orooea october 14.-(Special.)- .ro.,,+a tbe statements of high oft- i.,s +o the contrary, the new termlnal station can be opened without auui- tional tracks, and it will be opeheu within 30 days" was the stateiiiei' oada bv Capt. Charles A. Lyerly III ln0 meeting of the general council tain Iverly was not requested to speaN
 +ha onening of the station. HIS sta+ement was voluntary, and came without preceding reference 'o 'Ae feet. He further. said
 .rbe railroads which are 10 use ,sv station do not want other ,aitber are they asking for more .,,,,1 omen the station on what mas
 .os bv the council, and the .,,,,,tv for the apparent delay uoeS rot rest on the boaro' .,,roerous statements rom ,.va heen circulated lately to uie ,aot that the company wants
 s,,a tbasa are false. They nave noe as,.ad for anything that this ooaiu
 .on+ and they will not ask loi .4s,ng more. As soon $ the 'raoA' ,.oaav allowed by this couhch n@ hean laid the station Will pc na this will be within 50 days' u seems"
 One of the several entertalhlns .,rss arranged for the Harvest iio'HS ,+ertainment to be given octopei oa ,dnr the auspices of Gen. A. IT. stewart chapter, U. D. c. VIII oe ' e,,4harn Cross drill. Thirty-two per
 1vil, narticipate; 16 girls wearlns the Confederate colors, req anu =, and IS old veterans, led by capt u, ,,cLinson in their suits or gray Al0 drn1 has been given at all the Coiiie
 ra,nions where it has been ac- corded the highest praise. The 0ou'" rr Cross drill was composed py Lieut. l,,.r,as Dusan. in the year 1864 Whlle
 .,sorer of the war in the tederai \nrison on Johnson's Island at duskv. O. William Mclean ol san Antonio. Tex, is the only surNiNi"e
 ,,her of the original squad by whoih .t,;. drill was executed in the Johnson rs,and prison 35 years ago.
 polica circles in this city are pecoin- ing exasperated over the faiiure 'o s,,bstantiate many of the police casse' snpealed to the circuit court. cases ior hoot1eeging are constantly dismlss>u hscause of failure to produce supstah- ,,ating evidence in the criminal court that was the most convincing proof In ,ba nolice court. Several cases on thls account have been continued until next +arm while others have been dismissed hecause of lack of evidence. It is said there is but little likelihood that many of them can be secured for the next term of court.
 There is considerable comment in this city on the news from Nashville that near-beer dealers are to be taxed s1500. Various opinions have been ex- pressed. Many lawyers and others con tend that the taxing of near-beer deal CTS virtually licenses the liquor traffic and would thereby nullify the state wide act, if decided along these lines. There Is a general disposition among
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

The steamer Sam Davis of the Ten nessee River Navigation company, has been chartered by the contractors at the lock and dam at Hales bar for towing barges. The steamer, which is small one and of light draft went down the river Friday and is now at work at the dam. The remainder of the fleet with the exception of the steamer Chattanooga. which is doing work on the Ohio river, is now tied up for the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15
AWARDS ANNOUNCED.
Prizes Given by Tennessee Valley Fair
 at Huntsville.

Huntsville, October 4-(Special. .)-The following awards were made yesterday at the Tennessee Valley fair:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

officials of the city and county to await developments or at least instructions before attempting to collect the tax from near-beer dealers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

Several members of the grand jury that adjourned Friday noon, after hav- ing been in session for four weeks, met accidentally Sunday and naturally fhe principal subject discussed was the work that was accomplished by them while in session. Practically each of them was of the opinion that there is something radically wrong with tie present jury system as worked in Ham ilton county, and that the coun.y is put to a great expense uselessly be- cause of it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

During September Chattanooga showed a gain of 13 per cent in build ing operations over September, 191S, which is the largest increase shown by any city of it's size in the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-15

President c. W. Daugette of the Jack sonyille Normal school left tonight for Birmingham, where he will attend a state
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Nc9cr Enrtp uuf1cbro
den. ~ Cine Jog. Yoytp ucroliiol-
teten onl Somitag Nbcno cine 2ninbl
NcGcr IN Dem @oiIic Nr.1 100. Muui
fin-Strobc. 3ie Vortp cnprtc QcOcn ,
llbr geitcrn iriib nit Decentralization
nnb Der Gerbuitun0 iGmmtlitFr
Sheilne6mcr, Is al Der 3nbl. Neocr
Der Irreltnnten murbc g~eitern ourd,
Hidtcr 9Ielucllnnn in Der n~or00itlis
den Eoli5ciitotion nit 81 mo $40
ltcn beitrnit.
Grmtid ten Den 6olidcr.
Gic @irtbid)nit bon geo Nolan,
Nr. 1923. Higgs.N pcnllc, nilroc &c
ltern Wor9en a~usgeboben ullb (bo2.
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lier, ionic brci 3euQen perhoitet mo
in Die noropcitlifr NoliSeiitotion
cln9eIleiert. Shomus Nolnn, mtid,rr
inter Der 9eiduIOiBung beS Nrbei
tens an Sonntog geitelt muroc.
lpurbe ie0od) bon Rid)tcr Suiun olta
Der Sntt clttlniicn.oo lid beruusitellte,
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&irtb crlniient melhcr lid geatnlu1r-
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pl0be, iui,o nm fomncnoen Sonntug
erofinet. Ter Nort lit g0njlihu reropirt
poroen nnb piirftc lid nieberum ser
alter @nnit beS HltblifunIs erircucn.
Gie rniIiifen A~frpbnten Ger Srloif
grippe, 3ornes unb Gnpnno. bilcet
cincn Steil oes 8roQronms. N10crt
SebensipiirOiofeitcn iino Der @onOcl
bilber.W iiientempei, oie .Smentictl
Gentttrp Suman 2auuorn," 5runf
Sboiua Ga5n Golcr, Ger 9ooetcid.
Sobnstopn 6inth, Der lNncilbator mo
piele nlloere mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Sr. Iuhu Heanarot tuet.

Gincr Scr befonntciten Gclitid)en &c,
Stobt ploslid bonn 1obe oobin.
gerafit. - Sing nod am Gam,
itng ieinen @eiddittn nod).- Tic
9Ccroignng morgcn.
Ser Sobn Tequorbt, elmer Der be,
funntciten Tcittid)en Der Stuot, itort
gcittrn Nbenb nm bnl6 7 llbr in lei.
lter Wobnilng Nr. 1920, 9inocn Ipe..
an ShlogiluB. Ter Serblihene, fpcl'
der better untcr bent Namen Sans
Heqilarot bcfonnt mor, gira nod ar,
Sontitn9 mic iiblid) itiucu BeitGitcn
nad) unb id)icn FROZEN MfuthcS 81
icill. 6iir feline 5oblreidIen 6rcunoc
III alien Staottbeilen oiiritc Die Ip.
0cSfllnoe luit Elm 9lib aus Deterrent
Sinlmcl fommen. Scrr Hcouurot CT.
blidtc Dor 81 Sobren IN Bremen baS
Sift Der Welt nro fam I'M ainbeS-
otter nod amcrifo. Gr betrieb hier
nit ieiilem 9riioer Gprporo elm Ia.
hofs. unb Gigorrclaeihdit. oas weit
ilber Die @ren5cn bes Stoates Worp-
lai,b portbeilbuft bsfonnt lit. Gus lie.
benspiiroiee @cieit oes Iobinee.
ihiebenen gerpont bemielben aller-
ortS. no CT binfunl, raid, 1reunbc.
Gr hinterldBt mcbrere 9riioer nno
Shiuei'ern. las Scidenbeg1ngnib
finbct morgen iriib bon, Srniierbaiie
alts ltutt.
Mnna Neun, II.
Nrnu Inno 9%teunnnn Itarb seltcril
i'm Altcr BON y Sobren 1T ibrer let.
ten Wobnun9 Hr.t5t6. Noro.S prin1-
Strube. Gle 9cerbigun1s iinoet NOR
gen friib Inn I ltbr pom Sralierbauie
aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Slam mcnmiitbcn in Sairficlo.

-
3uci Serru g. G"intbicum geb0rigc
MobnbGuier in 6oiriielo ollrd,
6eiier 5eritort. - Gas gauge 9ori
IN 8efobr, bon Den 6lonman Der.
nld)tet 81 ipcrocr. - Die goltt.
morer Seueripebr Gilt 3ur @iilic
un0 l0idt Den Brand.
Gin 6eucr, weld,c9 gcitcrn Wforg2n
1egen 5 llbt' in Den BON 9. Sintbi-
cum, eiltern 9ruoer Oea Senators S.
Charles 2%ttitbicum gpb6rigen @obn.
bduiern III 8oirfielo, Slime Arunoel'
County, entoedt mlrr0c imo lid nit
GROCER @eitminoigfcit uerbreitctc,
bcorobte ooS fleinc 9orf crnitli6,
ltn0 Der entItanomc Shooen mare
fro9loS elm peit betrd6tliter gepor.
Den, menn nid)t bic Spribcn.Goms
pognie 9r. II bon Baltimore sur
SiiIic geeiIt marc. Gic beiOen SGu-
Ter, neIhc bon orCi Ne9eriomilien
beluobnt iinO, mrtrocn poQit1noi9 ser
ltort nno Der Sdoocn, melf1r i'd
aud ouf Die burh unlbcrflle9enoc
6ltufCn uno ourf Noiicr %bclh0oigtcn
S1uicr erltreft, miro oltf nngefGbr
$4,000 be5iiiert. Sic 6lonman ipltr-
Den gegen 5 llbr Morgen0 bon Dem
Negcr Sobn Glarf bCrnerft, alS oieIer
iidJ sur Irbcit begob ulo Die 9emob-
ner bon 8oirfielo nod I'M tiefcn
Shhlmmer logen. Glorf luedtc
Sobn Somes uno GomorO 8oileD, 10.
iuie ole 6omilie bon 6ronf V. @ore,
lpclde Die Ho6borpobnung oeS brett
nenbet Soliies beipobnte. Die iammt-
li6en 9emobner retteten iid) obne
Sdluicrigfeit nn0 nobmen Oonn, I'M.
teritiibt BON ben in5lpiihen o%lornir.
ten Ginpobnern oeS CORES, einen
per5meifelten 9ompf 9egcn OaS mi.
tbcnoe Clement aui. God ooS muir
eimermeiic in Die 6lommen geifiit-
tete @oiier bolf mn menig 5ur Gil
gitrg oeS 9ronoe5, ipclher beocuter-
oerc IimanIionen oll5lncbnlen orob.
tc, oils cilt ltorfer @in0 Die Sunfen
iiber Die HofborbGuier ipebte. 0a
feline NuSliht %porbanoen mar, Den
@roltb SIT l6ihen. pcriudten Die Gins
iuotncr, lire eigenen Seine 6ltrd) DC
iuGiiern Der 0Gfer pom 6erer 5u ret.
ten. Sn5lpilhen botte elmer Ser Gin-
nobner ooS lofnle 6cileriuebr.1 epors
tentent telepboriid nm SilIie eriud)t,
irno Giitrift'S neenieur Sobn Subl
llro Gopt. 8illiom GinlboQ fonlen
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Monnidloften mie fir Die 8feroc cine
ollBerlt onltUuagpbr, Sod einmol
III Soirfielol atacfMUmelb pltrOt Der
aonpi gegen ons nod inlnler nit
Seller iofort oufgenommen
u,b nod) Gerlouf bon ungefGbr elmer
Stu1be iporen oie @oltimorar Wonn'
Scrren beS 9ronocs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Rcncs uun SuwnS. SAT-.

IoS glppsQotionSaerift miro IN Sen
nG6Itcn Sogcn cntideiOen, ob bic
Holijei Gomns photographer
bari. - Gin interciionter Streit
INN Dos BON Der Gpli5ei beid)lng.
nobnltc G%iNcntbunl.
@cntralonpolt StrouS crhielt POM
Sbcrridtcr Bono ponr Expectations
geriht bic teIcgropbiiGe Nod)rid)t,
Dob boS 8crift bereit lcin milroc,
TloiooperS IN ser GoiunS'ihcn 9crlls
iun0Siohc am Gonneritag 81 boren.
Is hon6clt iid lmn Ole gceen cine
Gntitci6unN ocS Hihters &euislcr
cillacleGtc Nerlliung. Sn bieier Gnt'
ldIeicunQ lcbnte Der Hidter ob, cinen
Ginbnltsbcfehl 81 erloiienL Der Die
8oliSei 6opon obbulten iolltc, GolunS
ST. pGotogrophiren. Serr Strauo
mod)tc lofort nod Grbalt beS Sele.
grnnnlS bcn gnmdlten TomnS', Sr.
Sorrp .. @oIi unb 5bos. &. @e1fS,
Wlttbcilung, moroltf bieic ibrericitS
Hidtcr Nopb tcIeeropbiid) criudten,
feinc Sdritic in Der Nngelcgenbsit
SIT tbun. bepor tic nliinblih nit ibm
corfcrirt bGtten. Serr @olf miro lid)
mn, moraelt ltod annopolis bcgebcn.
Gin intcrciionter Streit bot iid) CT
bobcn Inn bnS BON Der Stabt be.
idlognobmte Gigentbilm bes unge-
trcllen Glerfs, ol,f aipelfes befanntlih
Gomrs' @oter, ieine Satin unb Elm.
Jbieror5t. Ser !. g. Mcler, aniprii.
dc crbcbelt, Nun lit dber ploblid
Ser @eefS, peS Nngctioetsn An.
IuuIt, oa;miftcn gcfonmcn; er iteIlt
iid ai,i Sen 3tanSpunft Der Staot
nio crflHrtt, Die bcidJfagnabintcn
Soden 9te5rttn GomnS, bebalptet
o6er. odB oirStoot fein Mctt gebabt
babe, bieieIbcn 5ii beidfdpnabnicn. Gr
tcsriiroct Sizes oulnif, sob hdd, Dem
@eicsc MIR Gin @l1ibiger bos Gigcn.
tbinl zines Sd)ulbners beid,lognob'
men fonne, bnb aber bas 8erbnltnib
bot @laubiger ,inh Shuloner 6lpi.
ifen Der Stact itnD Tofpns nift be.
itcbc. ou Golpns rnter Der Tnflugc
ite6c. oas @eIo Der Stabt ~acitoblen
dii hnfcr. lucld)es I'M Sinne bes 8e.
ietcs feline Sd)tlb segcniiber Der
Stuot bcbelite. Tin ieinc aniift 81
bcrtrctcn, miib Seer Weefs natiirIif,
Den pou Dem Sater nne Der Satin
res Inaeflo0teu ringencnimencn
Stanopnnft befdmpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

Sir oemtides @eidGft, nit bent.
ider Erin5ipien, 1T has wpblbefaun.
tc Tbotoarapbiide Stnbio bon 1sas
Mtiifert, 409-41f Worb.@ap.Sf r.
Sic finben bier bic anfmcrfiamite
Webdnblnng. Mae arbeiten inter
peri6nIidjer lte6rriuadjnns, tnS nar
fcinites Nafcrial seIanst CUR Ser.
arbeitune in nnieren Yortraits. Sir
Gonfirmaroen fpesieae Treisermafi.
snns. Jauiliraernppen unb Der.
%gr6kernnssa mad alien yilSerm bis
str 9ebsnssr6he. gans beiomber.
Renbeit, Toitfartcn nit Sbrer Ebu.
tosrapbie In bpdfriuer Ausfatrnna,
ein3is MIR in msinem Stmbio al "a.
Zen. 0abinsttiISsr spa $3.50 anf.
pdrtS. 0eot3.9&S,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
@ntidlci0Mna fente criuartet.


-
Ielegotioncn Der iGnlmltliden @erf'
itGtten Ser g. & 9. 9obn" bal
len beute cine mi6tige Geriamn1'
hung al. - 3aS Hciultat oiiritc
Die 6ro9c zines @eneralItritcS
cntIdeiOen. - 9eiOc Yorteien 6lts
periidtlid,.
1iC 6rage, Oh Der Strife Der Wo'
id)iniiten bon Mt. Glare mn0 Htucr'
iibe eincn groBeren llnnfong ne6nlcn
unO 5u eiucm @enCrnlltrife olaarten
miro, O|iiritc nod elmer belttc in
9roof'8 Sole, an Der Weit=9ulti.
more.S troBe, ltottfinoenoen Ser
iommlung nit 9eltimmtbeit porous
Geingt mcrben fonnell. Cine grobc
Delegation be'te6cn6 ors Hepr1Ien'
tontcn iGmnltlider @erfltGtten Der
Baltimore = Ohio 9abn," beiinoct
lih bcreit3 IN Der Stubt, I'M an Der
bcutigen &crinmmIung tbeil5unc9.
MEN. Iic Strifcr gcbcn Ser Sofi-
mtng NuSbrif, bob 0ice.Hrdii0ent
lmo @cncrol @cid)Gftsfiibrer Der
9a6n, g. 8. Yottcr, Scr 0criumm.
llulg beimobncn miro, I'M iid nlf oen
inn pom @cnernl-Gomite ser n2oidJi.
uiiten 5ltgtinnoten 9rief 81 ertI0ren.
Gin gut Gbeil Der BON Seiten Der
Striter ppr3unebmenoen Sd)rittc
Oiirftc bon Icincr @egenWnrt mo Der
Nrtluort otf Ben Brief obb1n9en.
Sab Die Gage cine fritiihc lit mo
cine orobenOc @efobr iebr nobc licot,
lit ul15lueiIeIhuft. IS miro bebollptet,
OaB iid) Ocn Strifern Die foIgenoen
llnionen anIdlieBen merOelt, i'm Sale
Die 9n6nperualtung cine meiters
Gonieren5 nit ben Strifern perlpei.
gern %iollte: &eiielorbeiter nit $50
Wit9Iieoern, Shmie0eorbeitcrn nit
800 MttgIicccrn, DEipefitterS" nit
200 Wonn, @oggonbouer nit ntebr
olS 1900 Wonn. Sin 8enerolltrife
lpiiroe Dor alien Gingen beoeuttn
0oB 900 WnidiniIten lire Nrbeit ME
oerlegen. MertmiirOig lit. BOP beioc
Forteien liegeSgemiB limb. General
Superintendent SurriS bon ben Mt.
Glorc-@crfen dilBertc iid iiber ole
Sahloge, in Dem CT meirlte, ooB feline
Grilie 81 ermortcn ici uno Der Strife
blsbcr ilberboupt feline merfboren
6olgen gebobt bo6e. Gr CAB 5ll. boB
bin lulO luitocr Elm Nrbcitcr ieinen
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glcid bier mo fiinf Wdrrer qemcl.
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altd Ser icc-GrdliOcnt Ser 9o6n
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oen ieicn, u10 0ab obiolut feline T,l.
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cine &riiis oauten fonnten. 9htf Der
onocrcn Settle, n1mli6 bon Seiten
Der Strifer, miro bogegen bcbouptet,
Dab bic Sitlation gegenipdrtig giin-
tiger ais il 5uoor lei, mo ooB eill
Grfolg 81 0unlten Der Strifer Iid)er
Jet. Sm Safe ieoodl Die 9nbn bic 9e-
oingrn9, bon Dem Stiifarbcit. Sr.
item Ibitono 81 nebmcn. nitt crfiil-
len luerbc, iei iiher Die GrflGrlng eli.
mes @enerolitrifee on5une5mcn, iuel.
dies beoeilte. Oub un9eiabr 1000 Pr
better int Solic oieicr @od)e lire
Arbeit nicoerle0cu ipilrocr.
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