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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-25
COOK DROPPED BY
EXPLORERS CLUB
Continued from Page One.

proper equipment and facilities. such as
footwear. proper life-lines. Instruments
for recording attitudes. etc, for such an
undertaking.
That DR. Cooks action In attempting
the ascent (whether possible or not) Inn
medlately upon the departure OF the
rest Of the party. after entering into an
agreement with them that no further at
tempt would be made for the season. was
unfair 10, his associates.
That the evidence before the commit
tee Is to the effect that It would be ut
teriy Impossible 10 ascend the glaciers
and frozen snow slopes wearing the rub
oer shoe packs which Dr. Cook states In
his book he wore while making the as
cent.
That DR.. Cooks description of the as
cent OF. Mount Mckinley on the north
east ridge. which IL the ridge by which
ne claimed to have reached the peak
Is In reality a description of the south
cast ridge. The former ridge was ex-
plored by him on previous expedition
and in his book he declares II Impossible
rs 4 route TO the peak
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Peary Net Concerned

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-Commander
Pcary. president of the Explorers club.
when told tonight OF the expulsion OF DR..
thcr than 10 make the following state
mout;
"All the Information / have on the sub
pers. Aside from that I know absolute
ly nothing OF the affair. None OF the
governors have ever spoken or even
written 70 me anything concerning tht
investigation. II Is q matter In which
] have 10 more connection than II
Wero not even member OF the club"
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MIDSHIPMAN FIRED
FOR GETTING MARRIED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-As a result of
the success OF Cupid the career OF Mid
shipman Joseph Il. Austin of the u. S s..
South Dakota ended today He was dis
missed from the naval service because
he married In violation OF an order Issued
during the Roosevelt administration. This
order was that mIdshlpmen must not
marry without the consent OF the depart
ment although he had completed the
course OF instruction at Annapolis.
Midshipman Austin was married In
Honolulu on the visit OF the South Da-
lSota TO that port recently.
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KEEP A STIFF UPPER LIP.

There has been something gone wrong
MY brave boy, 1t appears.
For ! see your proud struggle
To keep back the tears.
That Is right; when you cannot
Give trouble the slip,
Then bear IT, still keeping
"A stiff upper lip"
Though you cannot escape
disappointment and care.
There's one thing you can do
IL is, learn how TO bear
IL when for lifes prizes
You're running, you trip,
Get up. start again.
Keep a stiff upper lipl'
Let your hands and your conscience
Be honest and clean;
Scorn to touch or to think
OF the thing that is mean
But hold on TO the pure
And the right with firm grip;
And though hard be the task,
Keep stiff upper lipl'
Through childhood. through manhood,
Through life TO the end.
Struggle bravely and stand
BY your colors. my friend;
Only yield when you must.
Never ''glve UP the ship"
But fight on TO the last
With stifr upper lip
Phoebe Cary.
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SANTA CLAUS PLAY
ENDS In TRAGEDY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Prepa ra tions
for the appearance of Santa Claus came
to a sad end in the home OF Trooper
Frank Morton OF the Fifteenth United
States cavalry at Fort Meyer tonight.
His little girl, Dorothy. years old.
lies In hospital. so badly burned she
may die. and his wife. seriously burned,
lies upon cot next TO her.
Morton had wound cloth around the
chimney OF a lamp to darken the room
for the appearance OF Santa Claus, The
lamp leaked. oil saturatng the cloth. An
explosion followed,
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the four hundred. but it will lo,.
Charity orranjzations "a Imo pSEor- So =
for that lie saiyaaion haHs H,mDS provided .id
will feed 25000 persons ny alone
Several hundred detained i'm
on Ellis Island enjoyed a Chl,Rlanis
celebration today, There wns nistmaa
and addresses in German. poI.. music
Italian, and a distribution Of YaS9 o. and
While there WAS an old .fssI,S
Christmas frolic today on Tho a"o1aioned oa
dated stock exchange, brokers Ionsoi.
New York stock exchange O On ihe
locked the doors and stole ava, 9uletly
one'time Christmas Notification j., Ise
floor of the big exchange has IN aI u,
died out. "as almosi
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"WHITE SLAVE" DEALER
Is EXTENDED CLEMENCY

WASHINGTON. Dec 24.-President
Taft today commuted the sentence OF Il
New York white slave" dealer by cut
ting off one year from a three-year SEN
tence.
The case was that of August Rousett,
a Frenchman. who was convicted in the
United States circuit court of New York
OF importing women for the purpose OF
prostitution and of harborlng an allen
woman for immoral purposes.
The law making the harboring OF an
alien woman for immoral purposes a
crime has since been declared unconsti-
tutional and IT was on this ground sole
lN that the pardon WAS recommended.
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Little Soldiers

In your blood are the millions
OF corpuscles that defend you
against disease.
10 make and keep these little soldiers
healthy and strong, is simply to make
and keep the blood of the right quality
and quantity.
This is just what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does 1T helps the little soldiers in your
blood to fight disease for you.
IL cures scrofula eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, dyspepsia. general debility, and
builds up the whole system.
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TAFT RECEIVES NEW
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-Baron Uchi-
da new Japanese ambassador, was
formally received by President Taft to-
day and presented his credentials The
usual exchange OF expressions OF good
will followed.
The president spoke Of Americas long
standing friendship with Japan and said
he was glad the relations between the
two countries were so cordial and was
sure they would always remain so,
The Japanese ambassador replied In
kind and told the president OF the high
esteem in which he and all Americans
we're held by the Japanese.
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MONARCH ZELAYA
FLEES THE CAPITA
Continued from Page ons

soldiers of the garrison work e..
Another he owns in partnersh,n MN
the commander of the penitcntiarpv WIN aA1
they divide the profits. the lohnr and
convict labor, for which they d. 'e,ag N.
pay. Through a dummy, he has a. eos mol
tract tor the new drainage svs,a, eon,
Managua. and in n similar ma0n sT,vm o.
holds the contract for the clotbina, - nI
equipment Of the army. and
Zelaya maintains special off;oo a..
diseountIng salaries of state empJoyass' % ao'
paying them 20 per cent Of the;r ~
and retaining 30 per cent cnmr,;i Sidinl'
To render this effective the trs,oa trsasnsu |.
maintained III an empty condltion
|. Each, governor of department 1n,.u
lneel has the exclusive priylIssgps, sp,oS y;
trading ba"an IN IN & cigars, cigarettes and 10 o.
Aguardiente and the licensing Of r,,rv aan.l y
Of chance, and is compelled 10 turn n'"',, Inv
Ielaya 90 per cent of the proesada ,A'c 70
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DANGEROUS FIVE-D0LLAR
COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED

WASHINGTON. Dec 24.-Its back
more deceptive than the face. and with
pen and ink lines cleverly substituted
for the silk fiber that distinguishes the
genuine paper OF the government. a
counterfeit flve-dollar silver certificate
has been discovered.
The new fraud bears the Indian head
and is OF the 1899 series. with check let
ter 3D. and back plate number 6S4. II
is a fairly deceptive photo mechanical
production. printed on bond paper OF
good quality, but Is lacking in execution
Of lathe work and lettering.
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CHRISTMAS QUARREL
is CAUSE OF KILLING

COALGATE, Okla, Dec. 24-The re-
fusal of Samuel f, Woods, a Santa Fe
engineer, to satisfy his wife s curiosity
as TO the contents of Christmas pack
age he had brought home, caused a
family quarrel last night, and cost
Woods his life an hour later. In the
quarrel Woods chokcd his. wife. She
went TO the home of her brother,
George Holland. Woods followed and
opened fire on the house. Holland re-
turned the fire and shot Woods dead.
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CARNEGIE'S GREETING
Is PLEA FOR PEACE

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-"We have
abolished slavery. but there remains the
greater sin of the killing Of man by man.
II deVolves upon our race to teach the
civilized world that international dis
putes must be settled by law and the
reign of international peace established.
This is the most propitious time for
spreading such thoughts over the world -
This, in brief is the Christmas greet :
ing that Andrew Carnegie sends TO the
world.
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The Louvre
RdthSkeMer

VIII Serve Special Christmas DnnefN
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Olympia Cocktail.
SOUPS.
Consomme Solferino.
Essence OF Chicken In Cups
Striped Bass en- Filled AL Gra'ia
RELIsHES.
Salted Almonds. Celery en- go,.sIss sIsn''''
Olives. sweet fica"S
ENTREES.
Calves Sweetbreads Saute a Ia Lou''1'S
Filet OF Beef. Sauce Bernans'
Pineapple Fritters, Floren'ine'
PUNCH. y
Imperial Punch
RoAsTs.
Young Utah Turkey, Chestnut p'e''
Cranberry Sauce ,.,siosx
Sucking Pig. stuffed swees s,r, puddae
Prime Ribs Of Beef, YorSsh'e
VEGETABLES.
Special Baked Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes e.-,u,s
etus'e' Sugar Con
SALAD.
Chicken Mayonaise'
DESSERT
English Plum Pudding. ,av sauce.
Hot Homemade Mln,nIin MlnSIti Pil.
Tut,i Frutti Ice Cream. eani.,-,ed cskss
Roquefort Cheese: cracKers-
Assorted Nuts and Ra's''''
cafe Noir. --
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Still More Revolution.

SAN JUAN. P. R.. Dec 2i.-Neus
brought from Santo Domingo by persons
arriving here tell OF bloody battles be-
tween the government and revolutionsry
forces on that island, in which the for.
mer suffered defeat
1t Is declared that President Cacercu
cannot much longer hold out against the
revolutionlsts. headed by former Presk
dents Jimlnez and Morales a
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TWENTY-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR KILLING HUSBAND

NEWARK. n. +, Dec. 2t.-Twenty
years imprisonment was the sentence i'm
helm recently convicted OF killing her
husband. Frank Wilhelm. a contractor
last February Nicolas Sica. Mrs. Will
helms alleged accomplice, is yet TO be
tried
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
CHILD'S CHRISTMAS GIFT

CHICAGO, Dec. ga 4.year-old boy
received Christmas present of S25,-
600 from a jury in the superior court
today. One year ago tonight Harry
Denman. Jr. was mangled under a
street car, and it was found necessary
to amputate a leg, The jury decided
that the accident was due TO the care
lessness of the motorman, and awarded
the damages.
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Good Christmas Gift.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. CAS- Christ
mas gift. the company operating the
indianapolis street car lines announced
today that the pay OF men employed by
the company for three years or more
would be advanced ! cent an hour.
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Prominent Scot Dies.

NELSON, B. c.. Dec. 2f.-John Thss
Kirkland OF Glasgow. fourth son OF The
late John Kirkland. chief justice Of Seoi-
land. died at Revelstoke, "Wednesday
night, aged "a years. The body is being
shipped from ReyelstoXe 10 his aunt, Ars
Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw. nov In
Matteawan asylum. From New york the
body viii be shipped to Scotland.
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Big Fire in ASYLUM.

WATERBURY. Vt. Dec 2I-Flre at
the Vermont State Hospital for the In
sane here late today destroyed three
wards. causing an estimated loss OF $780,
000 Ali Of the inmates were removed
without injury.
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Substitute for Bell.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Dolng away
with the bell as a summons for church.
goers at night the pastor will flash
powerful searchlight in the belfry OF the
First Reformed church in Brooklyn.
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onlx ono oeRoMo oulNlNEn

Look for the signature of e. w. GROVE
Used the world over to cure a cold in ons
dav &c
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McLaurin Funeral Held.

BRANDON. Miss. Dec. 2d.-The funeral
OF the late Senator a. j. McLaurin was
held here today. Services were held in
the Methodist church conducted by Rev.
C. + Emery.
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Chicago Pioneer Dies.

CHICAGO. Dec. g5.-Thomas Murdoch.
n pioneer in the wholesale grocery bust
ness OF this city, died this morning, He
was &c years old.
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Last Tribute to Harris.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Dec 24.-Ex- SEN
ator W. a.. Harris OF Kansas who died
In Chicago last Monday. was buried here
today. All stores In town were closed
for one hour today despite the fact that
it was the last day OF the pre-holiday
| rush.
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Christmas Dance.

Social at the Odeon Christmas night
Tickets, SOC. Extra lady, 25c.
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SOUTHWEST EUROPE is
SWEPT BY STORMS

PARIS. Dec. 2i.-All southwestern Eu-
rope was swept by destructive storms
and foods today. In southeastern France
forests were devastated. buildings were
demolished and lines OF communication
were interrupted Belgium suffered
heavily. many factories being forced to
close down on account Of the inunda-
tions
Madrid reported the most disastrous
floods In fifty years. Many towns suf-
Is recorded
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OPORTO. Portugal. Dec. PA heavy
wndstorn1. accompanied by a tremen-
dous rainfall. did much damage here to-
day. The gas works were inundated and
the entire city is In darkness All the
small craft moored In the Douro river
were swept out 10 sea. and the fate of
the crcyX Is unknown.
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@em seb6rt oas aanb?

Sn- Appletons Magaain" fir De
5em6er erihien elm @rtifeI BON 5ranf
Sagart iiber Die mirfliden @igel,-
timer bon 4merifa". 9erielbe III
iest nod einmol i'm 6eparatoborlld
peroffentliht poroen, Inn ibnl mDa-
lidit tpeite @erbreitung gu gebell.
Sein 3med III, bem Iublifum flar
gu mahen, oaB oas @ereoe BON
uWagnaten" Der @iIenbabnen, sSSr=
ouitrien, 8anfen uno 10 meiter olli
falihen 8orltelungen berrbe, oenn
nidt einige @eniee, gertreter oes
rdltberiiden Heidtums, ieien oie
mirflihen BETTER oes in Sen groBen
ltnternebmungen angelegten &api=
tals, ionoern Die Moiie oes golfeS.
3mei unb cine balbe Milion Mnle=
ger, belebrt lllls Der Mrtifel, eienen
Die amerifaniinen 3orporationerl itno
5lpan5ig Wiaionen ieien inoireftq
Geilbaber an oenielben, 10 oaB Der
8eiiB iid meit perteilt, oeBbofb aud
Der 8ampf gesen bos fo~rporatipe aa.
pitol aus Suuiioneu bernorgebt, Ole
BON ben Salben, IN 3eidnungetl
nno artifeln, fiinitli6 genabrt ieien.
Durh cine Heibe BON itotiitiideu
Mngaben miro oies erlautert. Mid
ionft 1T pieI Snformntion in netu
@rtifei entbalten. Die 9emjenigen,
Der benz Ereiben Der 8orle nno Ser
@etterbeobaftuns am aurs5etteI porl
0usen fein moaeu. go gum Sci.
ipieI Die ltnteribei6une 5pilber
Spefulatiens- iinb tpirfIifen @ert.
papieren. Die eriteren lino lolbe,
Die bon llnternebmern altf ben MarfI
gebradt mer6en, nm ourh ibrer
8erfmif Die Sonbs fir irgeno cir
unternebmen, 9ersmerf, Ilontoge
eiienbabn ODER bersIeiden auf5ubrin.
gen. Sic meroen oeebanoelt" mi
| geben. lie nod ben 4uslidten oes
llnternebmeus, BON elmer Sano it
Die anoere. @er lein @elo lihel
anlegen mill, riibrt iie einItpeiler
niht an, lonoern iberldBt lie Der
| Spefnlanten, Die menig nah oelf
| 3insertrage fragen, ionoern nul
aif Die Sobe Ser gorienquotiernn
| gen, NIT oeren Steigen ODER Safer
lie 9rofite ODER 8erlrlte 81 per5eif)
nen bnbell. Grit lpenm oieie Bapierl
Die Hrobe Der Hentabilitot burd)
gemadt baden. geredt iino Geu
loneo), mie lih Der @erfaiier aus
oriidt, Damn gelten tie als Mnlaec
merte uno meroen gu oauernoem BE
iit %erporben.
Der a%leinfopitaliit bat in oiejel
9e5iebuna feline g~rfabrungen err
nit Der 3eit modem miilielt. Na
mentlid Die lesten Sabre iino barn
fir i'm lebrreid eetpelen. @dbreui
es iofiit bieB, baB bas 9ublifum 9[f
ten fault, nenn lie ben Sobepunf
oes Treiies erreidt boben uno fl
perfauft, wcnn tie folen, bat er ieb
einIeben gelernt, oob ons 2nno mi
ieinen erorlnen 6ilfsouellen Or
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@abe bob Ser 8oriteber bes 30.
partment Of Mines" beg Staates
8ennlpIoaniea oie @niidt geduBert
in einem amtli6en 8eri6te: gijt
grobe Mebr5obl Der ltnfdlle lei dui
Die llntuiiienbeit uno nnporii6tig-
felt Der 8ersarbeiter auriid5ufiib.
rem, Sic, modten mir bin5ufiige!,
eben feline ~gelernten 9ereleute fiab.
ionbern Soglobner, pelhe in Sto!iel1
ooer ben ilamii6en 2anbern 5eloar,
belt perrihtet baben ul1o ni6t 6iy
g%epobnbeits= uno pernunftmdBige
@rfemtnis Der @efabren bes Berg
baus beiiben. 0aB Dem 10 iii, be.
fennt oub oos 8unoidreiben, irloenl
es iaet, oaB 9eoiirfnis bernfsmdBia
mlseebilbeter 8ergarbeiter lei mebr
unb mebr ell bringenbes geporhen.
9as lei 5uriid5ufiibren ouf oie BE-
itanoie 5ullebmenoe aoblenproouf=
ton, Die iid p%ermebrenoen Shnie=
rigfeiten oes gerg6alts, unb sic
Satiobe, Bob Ole englilhen, ocltt=
ihen, malliier uno iriiden gergor-
better, BON oenen piele g%rfabru1g in
Den 9eraiperfen gllropos eebobt bat.
ten, eriest noroen ieiell our1 SIo=
ipeu mo Siib=Gnropder, oie lin
gergbou eben 10 menig grfabrulls
aebobt tpie IN Ser eneliiden Sprade. "
@ier mohten mir nun Ole Sraae
altiperfen:: @er bot oenn ober oi.=
len Mustauid beiperfitelliet, i'm ber-
beigefiibrt9 Nun, es lit fem Sc
DENNIS. Oieielben 2eute. Bic iett
notgeorungener @eiie cine 8ergid)a=
le beeriinoen, neil Ser @r~ubenbetrie6
nit unerfabrenen Mrbeitern ieire
@hattenieiten beipielen bat, DobeH
oie ilamiihen uno iuoeuropdiIdeil
@rbeiter beeiinitiet, in Ser Mhli6t,
Die 3u5iigler aus5unlsen, lie als
2obnoriifer uno Streifbred]er al
ecbrauden.
l1ebrigens Fat bereits por et,po
Sabresfriit Der. Coroner BON @oIb.
ineton Gountp i'm 5taate 9enniplpo-
MEN ginipra6e erboben gegen Die
Germenbung lol6er nnerfabrenen
arbeiter IN ben @ruben ienes o&an-
tong. ST erflarte in ieinem Sab
resberibt, es let i'm SntereIie ser
Si6erbeit oes @rubenbetriebs qebo-
ten, BOB Die Mnsldnber baraus fern.
eebalten iuiiroell, Bis iie GneIifd
o~eritdnoen. @ortlid erflarte Ser
geamte in 0ieiem 9eriht: gs giebt
10000 @rubenarbeiter i'm gountp,
oabon iinb IS Brosent M~uslanoer.
Son bieien 50 8ro5ent iino 65 8ro-
gent nidt fabie. Die einfaditen @a-
o~rbnungen in 8eaug ouf tire Cider
belt in engliider Sprode ouf MN
5lt b~eriteben. IS lit elm nnredt,
oos 2eben Ser 4rbeiter in Ben Cru
ben oaourb gu gefabroerL boB man
iold)e 2eute bort arbeiten l1Bt.
Die @riinoung Der groBen Grit
bensefeafdaft siebt Dem Staote
9eht; mobte iid bod oiele @rfennt.
mig meiter perbreiten.
Wmerifo.)
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&eidstums aus ieber 8anif nit gr1-
Berell latenten Moglidfeiten berpor=
gebt uno bob, menll ser finan5ieGe
5ort5ont an oiiiterIten erl6eint
oann Die bette @eleeenbeit gu Der
i%tdroiger aopitalsonlage 1T. Sin
geiipiel oofiir bietet oie 8anif bon
1907, po @unberttouienoe BON
STANDARDIZATION ibr @elb aus ser
ganf 5ogen mo es in 9lftien bon
lef5ebn leitenoen @iienbobnen ulto
Snonitrien %onlegten. Son 100000
aftionaren Dor Der 8anif itieg Sic
3abl mdbrenb berielben ouf $4,000.
@ubrenb hes 8ooms bon 1906 hiel=
ten iid Die &leinfapitoli1ten fern,
aber als Der &ra6 fam, beean=
llen lie an Der 8orie 81 faufen. @o5=
reno Die Senoell5 5llr Capitalization
Der &ontrolle Der groBen ~l1nterl1e6-
mungen mebr uno mebr outage qe-
treten 1T, ba1 Die 3abl ser Inteil6a-
Der ii6 bertnebrt. 4ls Die Soutberll
Tacific nod unabbangiges gigelltuln
ltnter oer &ontroae Der Snntingtpns
NOR, batte Tie 5000 MftionGre, Sorri-
mans @iienbabnrei1 miro bon 10000
4ftionare geeignet. Gor ser @rii!l-
outtg oes Stabltruit ieien Die s(nIo=
gen I'M 8eiib einer an5obl reid)er
2eute gepefen nlto Das Bublifum bo.
be oarous, ouBer Sen 9rbeitslobnen,
feinen gorteil gebobt. Seet bobell
10000 Seilnebmer @elo IN Sen I'M
ternebmungen angelegt uno 5ie6en
ben Brofit hapon. Der. 3udertruTt
babe 10000 Mitteilbober in ieillen
8iidern, Der aupfertruit $4,000, Ser
Seltriiit $500 uno 10 meiter in Mi-
men, ganfen. 10 oaB mol II, 100000
2eute inoirefte Seilbober in &orpo=
rationen iino uno an Sen &rofiten
teilnebmen.
ltno oieie Seilboberi6oft eritreft
ii6 auf ale Sbi6ten Ser @eieQi6afl.
Gin 8eiiptel bonolt bietet sic @eorqfa
&ailroao uno 8onfing gompanp, cine
@eieai6aft, Ole i6on felt 1886 be-
ltebt nno nur einmal mGbreno oieier
3eit, ols Sherman ben Marih ourG
Georgia mabte, feline 9ipioenoen be-
5qblt. Inter ibren ~g(ftionaren be-
fi1oen ii6 nod Dem leBten Muslpeiie
494 Srauen, 345 W1mner. 1877 Crit
itees, 60 gitates, 16 Gornliinoer,
s Observation-Disclosures IA airhen
uno religioie 8ereine, 5 Shulen uno
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nllr gegen iein ei9enes Sleild miitet,
bob oaourd @erte beeintrGdtigt mer-
Den, an oeren Ireiserbaltung es ooG
eigentli6 Dos groBte SntereiIe bobea
miiBte. @as redt n~erltdnolid flinat.
Sour lit nns Der Irtifel cine a1bere
Mufflarung ibuloig geblieben, ndiu-
lid iiber Die aontrolle Der 5entrali-
iirten &orporationen Die er I'M Mn-
fang nlr flii6tig beriibrt. 9iele lit
Die @rnnOlage Oes Magnotismas
unter oeiIen 8iafiirberribaft iid Ole
nebelitdnoe enttpidelt baden, gegen
Die Der Staat, oas 2ano iid mebren
mub. Die bemofratii6e @leid5eit
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Wirfli6feit berriden oie @roBen, sic
Die meilten 9lftien nno oerell
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te ein geiunoer Mann.~ IS linoert
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i6tpo6e pber munoe 2ungert, 8llt-
tungen. Suiten ltno @r~fGltungelr,
gronditis, 60 Grippe, 4itbma n1o
ollie 9ronditii6en 2eioen. so Gents
uno 81. 8eriudsflol6en fret. Ser
fault BON alien Gruggilten.
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