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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
New York Stocks.
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copyright 1911 by New YORK evening
Post.1
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-For the
somewhat hesitant tone on the stock
exchange today perhaps the main
reason was doubt over Wall streets
version of Mr.. Frick's prediction
that 1912 would be a record year in
the steel trade or at any rate. doubt
as to whether prices could safely re-
spond to such prediction until the
rocks and shoals of "year-end money
market" had been passed The ex.
PLANTATION offered today that the pre-,
diction was chiefly pivoted on an ex-
pected great expansion in our export
of steel, is interesting but not in all
respects satisfactory.
The position of the money market
was rendered interesting by the rela
tive firmness of time rates. in spite
of the paying off of important loans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
PERSONALS.

w. b. Griffin and William Late of
Abba are visiting in the city
David Molltor of Kansas City is in
KeokuI
Memphis Reveille: Attorney J. 0.
Boyd of Keokuk was a business visi-
tor in Memphis last Friday and made
this office a pleasant call. Mrs
C. M. .Teeters of Keokuk has been a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Cramer the past week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PERPETUAL INCOME of $3.50

a PERPETUAL INCOME of $4,000
per year awaits every Ameri-
can wage worker who answers
this advertisement. The ability to
save SIS to $50 monthly is the
only requirement. Greater and
more perfect safety than a saving
bank affords; as investment is pro-
tected with bearing Oregon apple
orchards and alfalfa land. Quick act
ion necessary as only 200 persons will
be allowed to participate in this won
derful offer Tradesmen and lodge
members are especially requested to
answer this advertisement. CURIOSITY
seekers save stamps. H. H. Hansen,
Director of Publicity, Marquette Bldg,
Chicago,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
A PILE OF DIRT
PLEADS FOR REMOVAL
please Take Me Away, I've Beer
Here Long Enough" is the
Prayer.

A pile of Main street dirt is earnest
ly pleading with Commissioner F. T.
p. Schmidt to be removed.
The prayer is written on large
pastboard sign which is stuck in one
of the large piles OF dirt near the
corner of Seventh and Main It says:
please take me away, I've been
here long enough.
(Signed) G. DIRT.
The sign is a direct slap at the
listlessness with which the Main
street cleaning force has been work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14

UnImpeachabIe-K you were to see
the uneQualled volume of unimpeach-
able testimony in favor of Hoods
1Sarsaparilla, you would upbraid your
self for SO long delaying to take this
defective medicine for that blood. dis
ease from which you are suffering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
Wholesale Jail Delivery.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
LEAVBNWORTH. Kas., Dec. IA
Orders were issued at the federal
prison today to redouble the guard on
the walls. owing to the discovery last
night of what Is thought to have been
an attempt at wholesale jail deliv-
cry. the second to be discovered with
ir two weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
60 TO SWITZERLAND
TOMORROW NIGHT
Lecture to be Given by Rev. Williams
Tomorrow Evening at consre-
gatlonaI Church.

The lecture on Switzerland at the
First Congregational church which
was postponed last Friday evening
will be delivered tomorrow evening at
500. 20 splendid stereopticon views
will be used by Rev. G. c. Williams
and the lecture is one which ought to
attract large crowd. Commence at
500. Admission fifty cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
Carthage Bride and Groom Visited
Here.

The marriage of Carthage couple
is mentioned in social notice in one
of the papers there, as follows: Miss
Nellie Hoover, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hoover of this city, and
Mr.. Frank Dean of East Carthage,
were married at the brides home
Thanksgiving evening at $50 o'clock,
Judge j. Arthur Baird officiating.
The brides dress was Alice blue
satin. They spent Friday in keokuk'
This young couple will remain with
Mr.. and Mrs Hoover through the
winter and will probably move on
farm in the spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14

-children's s1.5O shoes for 81 at
Miller's.
The fire department was called
by burning flue to the home of Mrs.
Klein at Ninth and Carroll streets
this morning at 7:55. No damage re-
suited from the burning chimney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
ing. For several days piles Of dirt
have been standing along Main street
at near intervals for blocks. Christ
mas shoppers do not like It,
S2 |'y'|'|gl| I!Z:E:IW
Baptist Ladies' Today's Bazaar Hos
fesena

tesses.
The ladies OF the First Baptist
church are holding their annual bazaar
of Christmas and holiday articles this
afternoon in the church parlors and
this evening the usual turkey supper
from half past five to seven o'clock.
Mrs. e. S. Baker is the chairman OF
the bazaar and those who preside at
the various booths are the following:
Fancy table-Mrs. R. M. Lapsley
Aprons-Mrs. Harry F. Bess.
Market-Mrs. Albertson and Mrs.
Chas. Carlson.
Rugs-Mrs. r. Nj. Downing.
Supper-Mrs. Mary e. Martin.
Candy--The Farther Lights commit
tee-Miss Mable Daugherty and Mrs.
Ralph Cushman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14

v1AvI--Non-surgica home treatment
Grace NJ Heller, lock box 266, Fit.
Madison. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14

LoST-Garnet bracelet, on street or
at high school Finder please return
to Gate City office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14

LoST-Sunday, Fleur-de-lis scarf pin
set with pearls. Reward for return
to T. P. Coyle, 1918 Blondeau street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-14
CITY NEWS.

loo pairs ladies vici kid blu 81 and
$3.50 values at $3.50. Miller, the Shoe
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8etrdntegrobbdnolern ergunsen, porz
nebmlid oen 8rauern. Ginige Sehn=
tauIeno Dollars hatten lie pdbreno
ser Champagne fliesen lahen, .ote Se@
qislatur gu erphern". lparen nn1het@
memo ibrer Sa6e ouh ubIolut ilher
qepeien, bis Die seritDrenoe 9ano an
oas Gountppption=@eieg selegt psr>
rcn Ipllte. Nahoem lie oret polle
Mpnate lang Die geIammte 5bdtigtett
Ser 2egislatur nit ihrem Dean uno
Sutton 9prlasen aufgebalten, mub@
ten lie gu ibrem sroBen 2eiolpeIen Die
Grfabrune MAIDEN, baB lie eben poh
niat senus 9eloer ouf Die rgrobe@
rung Der 2egislutur" perfpenoet bat
ten. Den Senat freili4 hatten lie
BON 4nfang feit in Der 9ono, NIT
Sesug auf oas Heprdientantenbaus
aber iheinen iie fallh faltulirt 5u
5aben, oean BORT feblten ibnen regel=
rndBia bier @timmen. Das f4One
OGuflein gelo futih uno erI nihts
,rreiht! Rein Wunoer, buB Die
9raner 10 niitbeno iiber ben GouDer>
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oSn Mnbe TT 6 bielmebr, bab
bic Sruntluht niht bon ben alcoz
boliIhen @etrdnfen, ionoern bon ben
nirtbIhoftli6en 2ebensbebingunqen
berriibrt, ipelde 3ufplge Der GnttrdFz
tung, gridlaffuns unb geiitigen Ser
Ooung ourh lleberarbeit, @rperbsz
balt, ETC., in Oen Menihen bas 8e=
biirfniB na6 Stimulan3en tpahrufen;
unD
oSn Nnbetra9t, oaB fir Den
grDbten She'll bes arbeitenben 8olfez
Die 0ffentliden Wirtbldaften ul5
Glublofule bienen; uno
Sn Mnbetra q 6t, bab Der GRO
bere apnfum bon 8ier ourh ieinen
geringen 2lcobplgebalt uno ieine1
3udereebult Der berbeerenoen Mir=
flung oes iibermGBigen Mbisfep9enui=
les i'm 0olte DEN grOBten 9lbbrud 3uz
fiigsn, oaber foroern mir:
1. DAB alle in ben IeBten Sabr:n
pon Der 2egislatur angenommen unO
alle alien Iogenannten 8lue 9aps fir
ungijltig ertlGrt peroen;
2. 9ab fol6e idnitdre 8orfebrunz
gen in ben Merfitdtten uno 5abriten
getroffen perben, tpel6e oas 8eOirfz
nib na6 iibermdbigem 8enuiie bon
dltoboIii6en 8etrdnten 1erabminz
bern;
3. Dap Der 0erfauf oeS 8iere3
grunbIdbIid BON Dem oes WbisteH
getrennt unb baber beIonbere Bier
ptrtbihaften ionie Wbisteppirtbs
Ihaften, an 3abl i'm 8erbdltniB GIT
8epDltsrung oes betreffenpen 8e5irts
etablirt perben, lppbei bas gr0Bere
3ablenperbdltnib gu GunIten oea
SiertpnIums erfolgen foil;
4. 9aB alle Wirtbi6aften porir
altoboIiI6e Getrdnfe Derabreiht tpers
ben, getptHen ianitdren 8eoingunGen
in 8e5ug auf 8rObe, 8entiIatiOn, 8e:
quemli6feit, ETC., entipre6en uro allt
Spelunten, nel6e bem 9eItn0el gum
llnteridlupf Oienen, gef9lofen tper,
ben iollen;
5. Dap 9roceries nit teinerBirth:
i6aft perbunben iein ipllen;
6. Dap Die io9enannte Bar in Der
Wirtbidaften abgeihafft uno fol6'
SiBbequemli6teiten in ibnen beIhaff
tperoen, oab Der eefeafhaftlehe gha.
rafter Der Birtbf6aften nidt pereis
telt neroe.
7. DAP allen Wirtben perboter
Iein poll, iih bon iemunb in oe,
3e6e frei bdlten 81 IdlIen uno DAT
iogenannte Sreutsipitem als 9erle;=
tung CUR Sruntiu6t als unmpruItIf
uno geidGftlia ais cine gepiii'
pliinoerung perpont iperoe
s. DAP Die 9lngeitellten Der Wirtb:
ihaften, penn bieie Spnntags offer
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reben - baben lpeber bas 8eoiirfnib,
nod Die innere Berpflihtung. Der
Yrobibitionsbepesune ernltli9 gu
2eibe gu ridden; ibr sebeimes unb
offenes 2iebdueeln nit ben eeiperbs=
mdbisen probibitioniiten pirb BON
politiihen WablmanOpern beeinflu5t
uno itebt i'm 8erbdltnib gu ben beiz
ben alten parteien, pie bas 2iebduz
seln elmer Strabenbirne, bic nit atpei
alten Houtiners eoquettirt, um einem
bon beiben ooer audi beioen sugleid
ibre Rei5e an5ubieten.
6dlt man baber ben @runofab fe1t,
Dab Dfonomiih, etbifh pie politiid,
nur Der Mrbeiter, bon Der probibition
tpirflid tansirt 1T, neil Die beiitsnoe
RlaKe gnes baben tann, mas lie
ipiinfht, auh ben Seller bon nit @ez
trdnten ieoer Mrt, 10 1T es AUDI nur
bic Mrbeiterflai1e. politiid organilirt
in Der @o5ialiItiifen partei, ipelbe
i'm Stanbs lit, bic probibition enoz
siiltis in oieiem 2anbe nieber5uz
perfen.
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Die Gelumbuyer 1temS>ie.

lit, OaB Oen beltebenoen 3sbntauI emo
StaatsgeieBen Elm paar bunoert neue
bin3ueefiigt ipuroen, bon oenen ole
meiiten 5u 9uniten Der Spesialinters
efen iinb. Sin paor ipirtli6 CUTE
9eiege, Die tbatldhlid1 gum Nuben
oe5 eepDbnlihen 9pltes iino, befin=
Den iih unter oen neuen, aber oas
sebort nit gum Spiele, Dem einfdltiz
gen 9olte gelesentlih einen Wurftz
5ipfel hin3uperfen, oamit es bas
nddite Wtal pisoer oas 5uttsr lie
fert.
Sb Die 2esislatur oemotratiih ober
republitaniid lit, immer fallen oen
Gprporationen, Sen 5ruits uno Wioz
nopplen oie groBen 9rnfsn su unb
oas seipObnlihe WpIt bot iid nit sen
9(bfdllen 5ufrieoen 81 eeben. Die po=
litiI6en .8ohe" uno Mai6inen eon=
trolliren Die Npminatipnen uno oie
GorpOrationen uno SpssiolintsrsHsn
controIliren Die y8ohe" uno MaIhiz
men. gBie INNER audi bas 0olf
itimmen, peldes Sidet es ouh INNER
pGhlen mag, INNER lit es an ben
pripilegirten Reihtbum i'm goraus
perfuuft. llno Dos miro 10 bleiben,
bis oos alts Spitem 5er.riimmert unb
auf ieinen Rllinen Die 5abn Der nab
ren Ioltsberrihaft aufgpflunst lit.
Die ieBigs 2egislarur tit bsmptraz
tii6. Sn beioen 3ipeieen baben Die
0emotraten Die Wlebrbeit. 8iele un=
ter ibnen iino tiihtise Mdnnsr, ebr=
lihe 8plfspertreter, uno auh elm gut
Sbeil oes 2esislatur Yrosramms
Ser slominiltratipn mar fortfhrittli=
den, poltstbiimlihen gbaratters. DIX
Gorporationen ober Iaben ppn Nnz
fang an in beioen 3ipeisen feit i'm
Sattel, fpielten Die republitanilte
Minoritdt eessn Die oemotratiihs
Maioritdt aus unb mo oas allein
nitt ssniiste, lieBen iie ibren Reih.
thum ben Reit beiorsen. Die por
Der Granoiurp sesen perbdltnibmdz
Big aahlreihe Mitslieber Der 2esiss
latur erbobenen Intlasen Der 8uoelej
5prehen 8dnoe.
| Mm i9limmfen III es oiesmal Ger
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(Golumbuler Gorreippnoen5 bea

(GolumbuIer Gorrelponoen5 bea
,g6p".)
Wenn ndhIten Wlittlpo6 Ser 8pr=
hang Der legislutipen Shuubiibne ge@
faIen lit, miro cine Der erOBten apz
m0bien, Die jemals i'm 4apitol oes
Staotes aufsefiihrt lpuroe, gum slbz
iAluB sefommen Iein. Die 3omOoiz
anten, Die 2egislatoren. baben tbre
Rollen meiiterbaft esipielt. Die
Gorporationen uno pripilesirten Snz
tereHen beimiten bsn Yrofit elm uno
Oas sutmiitbige 8olt 5ahlte Die Redz
nung.
Sm 9runbe eenommen, unterlhteo
lih Die beurige 9oritenung penig BON
BEN friiberen. Gs 1T INNER oas
alte Spiel. 81 bisl 2iab, q bisl
5reu, ober piel 5allhheit babel. ="
Inter Der 8orgebuns, Die Sntereilen
oes @oltes gu pertreten, gu lpohren
uno 5u fhiiben, lafen iid Die Serr@
Idaften in Die 2egislatur pGblen.
ginmal an ser Stdtte oes erpben
Sbeaters einsetrpffen, iperoen Die Dem
9olte por Ser Wabl ge9sbenen Wer@
Iprehen pereefen poer in oen Wino
aeI1laeen uno Die 9on5e Ssiebgebung
tanat nah Der Muiit Der Gprporatioz
nen uno pripileeirten Snterehen, unz
ter beren Heeie bas grobe pplitilhe
Spiel aufeefiibrt mir. Ib nno gu
miro cine rSioe Sbop" fir Oas ge=
p0bnlihe 0olt seseben, UNI bel ihm
Den ginbrud gu erlpsden, ols OBJ an
Ieinem Wpble sen Serren 9eieBgebern
pirtlih etipas seleeen pdre. llno oas
golf ldbt iih oamit abipeiien. flatfht
Ipeor 8eifal uno pdblt i'm ndditen
Sabre pieoer eenau 10. ipie porber,
eine 2esislatur, Die i'm Woraus an
bie 9pe3ialintereFen perfauft tit. lnl
bas alte Spiel pisoerbolt iih bon
Neuem.
slls rAeform 2esislutnr" ma,
sic isbiee GeieBsebuns Dem 9olfs
ansepriefen noroen. Jiinf lang
Wlpnate 1T iie in SiBuns sefpeien
bat Dem 5taate, 8. 3. Den Steuer:
aablern elm paar lumpise hunoerttau.
! lieno Dollar setoitet uno bos Jasi1
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prebibitien nn> Sic ie3ialiitiiebe partei

Wenn Die Sosialiitii4e partei als
9ertreterin Der Nrbeiterinterehen in
ben aompf Der prpbibition sesen Die
perIDnlihe Jreibeit einsreift unb iid
Der erIteren entgesenitellt, 10 thut iie
es niht in benz Sinne Der biirgerli=
den alaKen, pelhen es nur barum
gu tbun lit, unseit0rt ipr @las 8ier
gu trinten, bic ionit aber na9 prtnz
3ipien, tpelhe babel in 5rase fommen.
ni6t fraeen, fonbern i'm Iolbepubt=
1ein Der Rotblpenbigteit, bic 2ebens=
intereHen bes tperftbdtigen 8oltes gez
gen BEN Mnlturm Der Werbummung
uno Musbeutune gu pertbeioisen.
Die 2e1er bes rGho" miifen alIo
bas Gintreten bes 8lattes fir Die
perIonlihe Jreibeit nidt pom Stano@
punfte bes Mirtbsbauies betrahten,
fonbern bonn Dtonomiiden, etbilhen
unb politiIden @eiihtspintel aus.
Die republitaniide iopobl pie bic
bemotratiide partei = bonn Oeutz
fhen Gentralbunb als Shpdnahen
elmer biefer parteien gar niht 5u
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itnb, ais GntI6Goigung fir ibre
Spnntaqsarbeit eine entIprehenhe
RubepauIe tpdbrenb Der Wohe err
balten;
9. Dap bie Dirtbe bsbufs Sebung
oes biirgerliehn 2tniebens besWirtbsz
geiddftes geIeblid berpflidtet lein
iollen, Elm 2eumunb5eugnib einen 9e>
tpii1en Brp3entfabes BON Der Nn5ahl
Der 8iirger, in oeren 8e3irt ith Die
Wirtbidaft befinoet, bei3ubringen;
10. Dab Die Wirtbs fir Die Az
itdnoi9e 6iibrung ibrer WirtbIdaften
perantlportltd 9ebalten unb itrdffdllis
iein follen, tpenn na4geipieIen tperoen
fdnn, baB lie 0ere2runtIuht unD I'M
moralitdt in irgenb elmer Weiie 8or=
fhub leiiten;
II. DAP Die 6o6en Qicen3gebu6ren
auf WirtbI6aften als eine 8elai flung
gerdoe Der drmeren 8olfsIaiIen ub=
gei6afft uno burh cine Steuer auf
Gonium erieBt lperoen;
II. DAB cine itaatlide aontrolle
Der 8ierproouftipn gei6affen, reip.
Oieie &ontrolle Der Itdttlihen g1abz
rungsmittel GpmmiiIion einperleibt
perDe, tpelhe ibrerieits un9efpieIen
fein ioll, fir Die geiunobeitli6e Quaz
litdt Des 8ieres Gorge gu trugen,
oamit oies Gsbrdu our6 ieinen gr0z
beren W}al3gebalt ais Elm pirfli6es
Nabrungsmittel angefeben perbe.
Wir 4poqen ni9t be6uupten, baB
bieie beioen ReIplutionen in i6ren
gin3elbeiten ni6t BON unierer Partei
perbe6ert ober ergdn3t tperben fonnz
ten, aber mir bebaupten, hab lie Die
SntereiIen Der IrbeiterfIdlie i'm Be-
ionoeren unb Die eSntereiIen oea Bolts
i'm 4ugemeinen entIpre6en, unb 5par
in jeber 8e3iebung, in pirtbI9dftli=
der lonpbl lpie in ethiIher, uno audi
in Se3ug auf Die nabre MGBigteit,
Der mir NIT beionberem Nahbrud
aufridtiget bus Wort reben, aIs
irgenb Elm pro6ibitioniIt, behen MunD
BON Moralitdt nur 10 iibertrieft.
g8ir iperben ben 8ertretern Der
probibitionspartei oieIe Re1olutipnen
nit benz nDtbigen 8egleiti4reiben gum
Stubium unterbreiten unb BON ibnen
ibre Stellunenahnle au bsnielben her=
dusforbern.
Sollte I'M 6erbit Die Getrdnfefra9e
, auf Der 5agespronung erI6einen, 70
limb Die Reiolutionen cine 9lrt Griegs=
ertldrung, tpeld]e bem nirflihen
Srie9e porangeben ioQ.
Snsnifden lei ben Mitgliebern un=
lerer Partei bieier Gntpurf 3ur 8ez
guta6tlng BON Der Hebattion in dl1er
Sreue gu bem Wahsthum Der partei
unterbreitet.
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leiner Wiirbe belt, ibnen Die aaita=
MEN, fir Die lie 10 fhper geblutet
hatten. aus Dem 5euer gu bolen.
Die 8rauer 1inb, BON perein5elten
9lusnabmen abgeieben, oas ielbft<
iiihtisite pad. sic iino leoisli4 anf
8ergrDBerung ibrer Reidtbiimer aus
uno eebsn oen Seufel um oas Bolt.
10 lanse iie es nur in ibrem SntereRe
ausniiBen tDnnen. perIDnlihe Jreiz
belt 1T fir iie cine leere phraie, nit
Ser iie oas Jog. liberale Clement 3u
ibrem politilcben 5pielbaa MAIDEN.
Die perIonnl 2ibertn Qeague 1T BON
Sen 8rauern sefauft, oenn ibre let1
tenoen perf0nlihteiten fteben I'M
Soloe Ser 8rauer, fino ibre gut be-
5ablten 9anolanger. Der Deutfd@
Mmeritanilhe Gtaatsperbano, oie
rGeele Der g. 6. g., liefert ben
8rauern oas ergebenfte 5timmpieb,
ouf bas fie ii1 irnmer perlafen tOn<
nen. SIN 2idte Der shatfdden be-
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waram >ie Sc3ialiiten nen Setnlratb
ercbern miiiien.

Die SatpidizgiG, pet6e beitimmt,
oaB es Dem bisberigen S9ulratb bon
Glepelano ni6t geitattet peroen ipa,
Observation-Disclosures GlIon i9on
jeBt Dor Nblauf ieines 2lmtstermines
ouf peitere flint Sabre pteoer5updbz
len, lit gum 8eieb erboben uno mar
tet nur mod auf Die unterIhrift oes
8ouberneurs, I'm re6tstrGfttg gu
iper0en.
lleber Die 2tbii9ten, tpel6e Die 8e>
firporter oieier 8eieBesporluge hotz
ten, ge6en Die Qniihten ousetnonoer.
@s miro bon Den 8egnern bebautet,
OaB lie ielbitIiihtigen 3rpeden oiene
uno nit ibr Die S6ulen in Den
S6muB Der politif binetn3iebe,
gu oen @egnern Der 8iu puroen
audi 2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen on9ez
geben, aber Grfunoigungen, lpel6e
mir einge3ogen, hu6en ergeben, ouB
e5 nur tpeni9e 2ebrerinnen uno 2eb=
rer giebt, ipelhe ni4t i'm Stillen fir
o!e SprlQge n1lD.
Bie 10 Dos 0eIeB Die S6ulen in
oen S6muB Der Yolitif 5teben t0nne,
baben tpir ni6t einiehen f0nnen; mir
gIauben pielme6r, ooB unIere gan5e
Shulperlpaltung ttef in Der Qplttit
iiA bineingetpuritelt bat, baB iie it6
uus OerIelben nur ourh ibren Rud=
trttt aus Dem 2lmt ipie0er beraus3ie=
ben fam.
Die per0d6tigen0en 9sbuuptungen
Der 0egner, ipie Der hie.se r2eaOer"
beru6en auf bIo6en @ermutbungen,
fir tpsl6e iie oen 8epeis nidt erz=
brinqsn tonnen, 0a lie 0oh ni6t
tpi1en, tpie iih Der nG6Ite Sdulrath,
Der ii6 nit Ger Wa6l zines Superinz
tenOenten teIhdfttgsn miro, 3uIamz
menieBen miro. gefiirdten Die 0egz
ner, DAB Die neuen Sdulrdtbe Yoliz
tifer nod unter Dem galiber Der ieBiz
gen tonangebenosn Shulrdtbe iein
peroen? 9ennen iie Die Namen Der
tiinftigen Shulrdt6e pirtlih ihon
in 8praus. DAB lie idon beute BON
einem 9rauen por Deren 8er0erbthett
erfillt ifno2 Sinh es bieIleicbt In Der
Wple qefGrbte corrupte Republtfaner
ooer peanutz9enofruten?
8Dnnte es ptelleid t ben Il
niat Ser Sail fein, 5 q 3 ets
nige Spcialtiten in ben
9 duGrath ma ri h iren, I'm
fir cine neus gru nol O.
8entil ation gu iorgen?
Wds Damn? Wir6e Damn De,
S6ulrath in ben S6muB Der Yplitii
ge3ogen Iein?
SIN qrin5ip lit bis Supidiz9or,
laQe unanfehtbar.
Gs 1T gegen alles 0ecorum, geger
oltes 9lnitanosgefiihl. oaB eine Sez
60roe Dor ibrsm 9lmtsaustritt, oil
fiinftige Murfdroute fsitlegt fir OH
fiinftige 9etDroe, unD ibr nihts ipeis
ter 81 tbusn iibrig lGBt als nit oen
3ufrieoen 5u iein, mas er, Der port9t
Sdulrath, in 1einer Weis6eit Jullt
- obsr lit es nint gang gebeime
oretige. slenoe golitif OisIelbe Yos
litif, Dor Ser er purnt? - bslhloner
bat. llno oas tpiroe gei6ehen, lpsnr
er GlIpn rorseitta auf peitsre fin
Sabre ertpGblte. Gr bate fhon ein'
NAL ollem 9lnitnno in 8eiiat gsldlu'
aen, ols er oen Oirectprenpolter
nieoer beIeBte, bissmal miro er e
nit BENIN Superintenoentenpp ter
ni6t tbuen tDnnen uno oarum aud
Die unssbeure Wutb iiber Die 5un
GeIeB eemaate Sapidiz8orlage.
Menn es unier S6ulratb ntht
rpiITen ipute, 10 pollen mir es thH
bier an oisier Stelle iasen: Die I'm
sufriepenbeit nit bem Superintenoer':
ten uno ieinen 8iinItlingen lit in oel
gepDlterune i'm iteten Wa6ien be-
griffsn. 4ne 2obbuoelsi, Die mar
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-05-27
Heiolmtiou II.

sn Mnbe IA d t. bab Der Mib=
brauh bes 9enu1es bon alcoboliihen
@etrdnten niht baourh beieitigt pers
oen tann, bab man beren aonium
perbietet, peil bamit Die SruntIudi
gum 5amilienlaiter ipirb uno Der g.
fdbrlihen Shmugselei unb seiellz
fhaftliden 9euhelei 9bor unb 9biirs
0ffnet;
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-05-27

Qrbeiter ardntenfafie 8r. 65 nnb 1873
Carpenter Union No. 1872
grauer Union go. II
gdder Linton glo 19
5Seuerbeitattit1es Sereiu
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-14

She was one OF the twin daughters OF a
Tuscarora chief and was born In Man
chester while her parents were on tae ne
way to Canada TO join the lroquols' She
claimed to be a direct descendant OF the
great Uncas and took great pride m re-
latipg the deeds of her ancestors. When
she was committed to the Retreat she was
being cared for BY the women OF the Con,
gregational church of Manchester and had
been protege of the women OF that
church for many years. Her twin sister
died a number of years ago IN Manchester
and lisa since that time had been OF a
sorrowful disposition and like all Indians,
being of superstitious nature, could not
reconcile herself to parting from her, KIN.
Though the records at the Brattleboro
Retreat show lisa 10 be only 81 years OF
age they are not authenticated and are
not borne out by the stories told by TINS
venerable Indian woman. Many OF the
richest men and women OF this country,
at times guests at the Hotel Equinox at
Manchester, have crossed the wrinkled
palm of lisa with silver and listened to her
story of the future The squaw was credit
ed with really possessing more than ordl,
nary intelligence. She spoke English and
the children of Manchester of generation
past taught lisa many of the new wrinkles
Of civilization from year to year with the
result that she possessed fund OF IN
formation and knowledge which few In
dians ever attain even on a reservation
with government schools.