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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
SPEED PUZZLES
 STATE COMMISSION

Nashville. December 21-At what speed shall the Nashville inter-urban line TUT it's cars past the residence of James F. Caldwell, president of the Cumber- land Telephone and Telegraph company is a problem which the state railroad commission has declined to act on. In securing a right of way past the Cald- well home several concessions were ex- acted of the road. One limited the local speed at tbis point to 10 miles an hour The contract was put into a chancery decree. Now 79 citizens of Franklin, d terminus of the road. have petitioned the railroad commission to compel high CT speed at the Caldwell home, alleg- ing that every car is delayed two min utes there.
 The commission held that the matter is for the courts decision. Commissioner Frank Avent yesterday made this state ment. In the meantime, however, q charge of contempt arising from alleged violation Of the speed limit is pend ing in the appellate court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
Bessener News

Bessemer, December 21.-(Special.1
 Two hundred and fifty bales of cot
 ton which were bought by the local
 market were shipped out yesterday
 over the Alabama Great Southern rail-
 road for other markets. Farmers have
 been slow to dispose of their cotton
 at the prices prevailing for the past six weeks.
 Thieves have been very active in Bessemer for the past week, the ware
 house of Eugene Ragsdale having beer
 entered Wednesday night and last
 night the office of Dr. T. F. Robin
 son and pr. Harris in tho Taylor
 building was enteree by forcing the
 door open and the desks and rooms
 were rifled. What was stolen has mol
 yet been learned. No clues to the
 thieves have been found.
 Deputy Sheriff Monroe Parker raid
 ed blind tiger yesterday at Blue Creek and arrested alex Hunt, ne- gro, for the violation of the whisky
 law. The negro was placed in jail | Last night Drs Ross Snider. Welch and Tool of Birmingham, who rep resent the Jefferson County Medical
 society. were in the city comforting with physicians here as to better in-
 terest in the work of the society 1 larger attendance at the meetings and also preparing for the banquet to be given on December 2S in Birmingham pr. T. l. Caldwell, vice president oi I the society, was appointed a commit | tee of one to look after the ban quet among the physicians of Besse- mer.
 I Rev M. K. Thornton has again re- fused the offer of the financial sec retary of the Louisiana State Bap- 1 tist college This position was offered
 Rev. Thornton some time ago, but after considering the matter he de- cided to remain in Bessemer. l A hundred Christmas dinners will be given out by the local Salvation l of the city. These dinners will be
 given out in baskets to be taken
 home and prepared Several of tho l leading merchants have been very gen. erous in helping to get up these dim ners, which will be given out from the Salvation Army headquarters or Fourth avenue.
 l
 l At o'clock Sunday afternoon the
 local order of Elks will give it's an
 nual Christmas tree to the poor chill dren of Bessemer, at the hall on Nine | teenth street. Mrs. Andrew c. Mitch ell is chairman of the Christmas tree committee and a cordial invitation has been extended to the worthy poor oi l the city to secure tickets from her. | The members of the Christian church and Sunday school will meet at the church at ' o'clock on Friday even- ing, where, it is said. treat will be l in store for them. Numerous games will be enjoyed.
 l The teachers of the Clarendon sehoo 1 have planned good time for theil pupils Miss Maud Mims, Miss Dthel Adams, Miss Erline Moore. Miss Jes- sic Huey, Miss Ethel Ragsdale, and Miss Mallie Downing will have Christ mas trees for the pupils in their re- spective grades. Miss Ella Leeper will l give Christmas ladder for her pu- | pills while the other teachers will cele- brate by giving parties in their rooms | A nuptial event in which society has been deeply interested for sev- eral weeks was that of Miss FIorrie Little and Dr. Robert T. Smith, which was solemnized yesterday at high noon at Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
FILES CHARGES
 AGAINST CHAS. w. MURPHY

Cincinnati. December 21.-August Herr mann, chairman of the national base ball commission, said today that Roger Bresnahan had filed written charges with him Tuesday against Charles Murphy, president of the Chicago National Base ball club, and that he had sent copies of the charges to Ban Johnson and Thomas Lynch, the other members of the committee.
 MT Hermann refused to discuss the case and said no definite action would be taken by the national commission be- fore January 3, when the commission meets here.
 St. Louis, December 21.-Roger Bresna- han, manager of the St. Louis National Baseball club. announced today that he had preferred charges against Charles w. Murphy of the Chicago Nationals, and had demanded the national commits sion make Murphy apologize publicly to nm. The charges, Bresnahan said, were mailed last night to Chairman Hermann at Cincinnati. They result from wordy warfare between Bresnaban and Murphy in New York Friday last, when Bresna- han would not waive on Victor Safer. Bresnahan, In his charges, quotes Murphy as saying that Murphy would run him out of the league" Bresnahan further charges that Murphy accused him of falsehood in saying that he wanted Safer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

l cause you want to clear the place of un- 1 necessary trash" No indeedl I don't mean that. But give everything that you get which you don't want and don't need to somebody who DOES want them and needs them.
 You won't receive anything that won't mean Something to somebody else. The thing for you to do is to find some body who DOES need certain things that you get, and who would appreciate them and for which you feel you don't care. There is not shadow of lack of appre- citation in your giving the things away that somebody has given you; not at all; you don't give them away in that spirit but you DO give them in the Spirit of Christmas, which is the sweetest and tenderest spirit that you could cherish
 You only give part of the gift away, anyway; you keep that love and affection which the gift represents and you are happy in it's possession, while you make some one else happy in the possession Of the gift itself.
 The sentimental expression of the gift in question isn't involved in the matter at all
 If you have four enormous boxes of candy. why try to eat them all yourself
 Don't you know of at least a half dozen dear little Children who would just love
 
 Then why not make them happy by giving them one?
 Such an arrangement blesses her that receives. and twice the one who gives,
 Certainly you want to keep all the beau tiful flowers you get Christmas, but you q enjoy them twice as much if after you'd enjoyed them all Christmas morning to send them to some poor, crippled creature O rbed ridden invalid, to cheer them up. or fn little ha child lay i'll, and where violets and or chids and Christmas flowers are unknown,
 It's the old, old story, of the young man who wanted to be happyi
 You remember he was told to give all that he had to the poor.
 This isn't bad suggestion at the Christmas season
 If you are weeping because you have everything; that you want start to giving away all you have and indulge your soul in the Spiritual Freedom of having noth- ing at all
 Some one has said that the true free dom of life is the destruction of things.''
 Whether that is true or not, one may not say conclusively, but certainly it is not sensible to allow ourselves to be bur dened with worldly possessions
 We can always find somebody willing and ready to accept ANYTHING we have to GIVE AWAY.
 Even a little pink flannel Needle Book has it's place to fill. and if you have one, you don't want, find somebody who needs it and give il to them and see how much happier you will be,
 There are times when it is more blessed to giye-eyen Christmas presents that have been given to you away-than to re- ceive anythingl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

Gals aint got no sense no- how, kaze jest as soon as dey gifts stockings big ernuff to hold lots uv. things, dey stops hangin' up dey stockings. Yassum!.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
Cotton Growers Meet

New Orleans, December 21. The execu- tive committee of the Southern Cotton congress. which was called to convene in New Orleans today to consider the uues- ton of a reduction in the cotton acreage next. season, held preliminary meeting at midday with only six members present Members from Oklahoma, Texas and other states are expected to arrive today late, after which regular session of the commmittee will be held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

felt of pleasures and possessions, if the number robs you of your old time joy in the onei
 It may be that you who are reading this have so much at this Christmas sea son that it seems to have lost it's old fashioned cheer.
 You don't know exactly what it Is, but you do @new that you are terribly and frightfully bored. ! There isn't anything you REALLY want to begin with, and when the Happy Morn arrives you'll get every sort of gift underneath the Shining Heaven, without feeling thrill in any single one of theml
 Dead Gifts-eertainly,
 But listen: I can tell you how to wave a wand and transmute the same wooden and goldcn and silver things into articles of JOf-that will make you alive with happiness in d world that needs good cheer anI giftsi
 Give them away!
 Are you shocked?
 Then get ever it, for that's precisely what l mean.
 Don't give them in bored spirit, be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

have but one doll, but she was old and l knew her well. and I loved her with all my heart-but now we are so rich that I've got so many dolls I just can't love any one of them to save my life"
 Better is one solitary joy than a sur
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22
PERSONALS

MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Bulger Of Lex ington, Ky, are registered at the Hill- man. MT. Bulger is a native of Talla- poosa county, but was several years cit izen of Birmingham He has many friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

A nuptial event in which society has been deeply interested for sev- eral weeks was that of Miss Florrie Little and Dr. Robert T. Smith, which was solemnized yesterday at high noon at Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06
Ser $raliSent auf Reiisn.

glu6 prdFbente t0nnsn aus bsr
Grfa6rung Isrnen, uno es 1T isst err
fihtIih, boB 8rGFoent Iuft bic ShuIe
Der Grfdhrung our6ssma6t uuD sttpas
is9r Bihtiges gelernt hdt. aIs sr fem
Amt antrat, fabts sr DEN plan, in Der
hurn 5attionsftreit ssrtiiiftsten repub-
litartT6en gortei Jrieosn gu FIFTEEN.
iuosm er bic SattiOnsfiibrer gu tars
moniifem 6unoeln 81 pereinsr iuhte.
Das ift tbm, ipie bstannt, OO[Iitdroig
mtBluHaen. Der redftiondre 5Iiigel
ia9ts ibm Die Gsfolgfbaft nur unter
Der 9sbiHgunq su, haB er fi6 o.fen
BiQen uHtertporf, b0bItsns blb er ii6
au einiaen flsinen Son5eIfionen nsr~
ftano. 9as RsIultat 1T betaunt. Das
8oIt fpar ii6sr ben Sieg Der Reattiez
nGre, Der iieh burh bic 8affiruua bes
8dpneeQIori6 2nrifs betunoete, lIn8u'
frisoen unb ipdblte elm bemotratiffes
GeprGientanterhaus. 9lidli6er Bsiie
gehort Der grdiibeuten ntdt 8u ben
3borsn, Die bel einsm Srrt1un behar.
rem, iouosrn su ben peifsn RenFhen.
bic our6 ben Srrtbum sur mabrbett
oetansen. Gr beariff. paS s:ns bell
fame DfTentlide 8eltttf niGt nit 5iIfs
Ger golitifer, fonssru nur nit 5ilfe
BEG 8oltes Durh3sfohten iperpsn tam,
oaB Der Brdiioent tstn parteimanH
fsin bari uap baB sr nidt on feiuer
Dart.i cine ipirtiams Stiibs fiaoet,
ienoern nur an 8olts.
Dieter Giniift aemGf baufelt ar
isBt, irntm er ben eaHaotl9sn 8srtras
in elmer Gtihe Don Dor Dtm Welts oes
taItsnen Repen befiirporteu tpiro. Die
aufgabe. ben 8ertraa purh3lieben. lit
ni6t leidt, aber fs 1T nttt uHGbsr.
tpinolih. Ter eanaoiIde Rs3iprosis
tdts <9trtrag ft0Bt in beiDen gartsien
auf Gegner unD bat fogar sinen 5b.it
bts 0plfss geasn iib. Dir 9srtrstsr
her DftIiChen SnDuTtriee 5tanten, bic
sumeiit GtanDpatter iino, psrmDgsH
ben @ertrag niff aus Dem @runee su
betdmpfen, Dub sr ibren 9lieaten Gtba-
ben snfiteen tDirb, ea eas gsnaue e,es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

liz MiIlsns, bieTs 9ebonpiting idbisbs.
gerihtIider priifuns sn untsrbreiten
Dds lit fthsrlid, ebenfo IoDoi, tpie ertt.
gegentpmmenb. Weiter lit tie bereit
cine anoere 9reisbaiis su bereinbas
rem, ous beibt, ben aolipreis su srud:
bisen, tpenn bas 5hiebsgeridt snt.
fdeibsn follte, paB Der ausfubrscl
Onsr mas oaKeIbe beoeutst, Der jeBi
BON Der RsgieruRa feitgeitelte Gra
pprtpreis fir aali uniert 5drmer
iAGbiaen tpiirDe. GiRen in fold uEfs
rihtigem unb seredtem geiite gebalts.
nsn 8orItlag fam uniere Resisrun1
nictt suriidtpeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

Die beutia { Regisrung bstans
bet in Der Rulifrage auertsuHtnsfper.
tbes GHtgegentommeu gegen uHfsre
Fegisrung, 10 baB unTeres @rmeHsns
2eBtere berpfIidtet lit, ouf ben Gorge
fhIaseneu 8sr9leid, etn3ugebeH. Die
centfhe Regierung bat, trosbem lie es
kitreitet, etnen Ausfubrsou auf Rafi
eeIsgt, btHen unfere 5armer 10 brias
gtnb fur lire Seloer bebiirfen. Sis
btbarptet aber, DdB biefer GOD ni6t
auf unIsrs GARNER fallen tpiirpe uao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06
S6aatarueH Der Cincinnati 5ara.
aemeinbe.

Ter 4usIhub, ipeider bi. @orbereis
tunasH fir bas am IL. Wars b. J. in
ter Wuiits6dllt ftatifinbenoe groBs
S6auturnen Der GineiRnoii Iurngt.
msinDt in 66nben bat, belt stittrn
Rahmitiag eint Sisung ab. JH 0sr.
islbsn berihteisn bic perihiebsnen I'm
.srausihiiHs, bob allt arrangements
in better Wtifs oorspdris fhrtiien ussb,
Falls iih nihis unrcrbtrHsfehtnts ers
tisnsn iolIie, Elm nod ME 0aserffsnfr
erfols Su eripnrien isi. Der 9nrn'ths
rer 6srr Buitnp edftin un6 iein ith.
niifxr ausI6ub iie!lsn sint an3ahl
lItberroIhunetn in MusFdt unb be
rihisien ftrnsr. onb bic an ssr Ghdus
lisauna attip 9btilnehnKEDtR NIT 2uit
nHo lisbe BEL Der Sod,e ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06
eokal.Dfridt
gereiaiase Ginger.

cosn btr GtnsrnI 1nrnboIie fdnb gss
fern Rahnittag nbermois sine eatbes
fufis probe ber @ersinieien GGnesr
itatt. in fpsl1fr bit s5sltliebsr gum
Mitipcutser Hnnbss Gdnetrftii. TO-
ME nud einiet GptsinIaG Gb6re. tpeIht
BET Dem JubiiGums Ron3eri bts eirs
rinnati aisbertr0ns. bos om Conn
tag. 19. itbruar D. s., In Der MmIifs
bdlIe ftattftnbst, gum Wprtr0g tcmmen
fclIsn, burMeenoHlmfn ipurben- Mtis
fer ehrspit. osr iiiatise esiier Dts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

usdIIsuhDrs. briidts lid, In h0bit bss
Erieoiesnber meiTe iibtr bic i}crts
Thritfe aus, bic berftIbe gtnluHt bat
nnb III fi6er. bdb fsine Singer Bel
BEN apnaert ipiebtr NIT OlaHa bes
ffehen iptrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06
Saie.UaH.

mas Sauptlins griffitb fur bic sasbs'
ttonfprlht.. gbicnsotr Cubs
bic einsisen sef1brIiden GssHer.
s5iirGtst bic .Risfen" nnD spirns
ten niht ldnser. Gtin Sptimiss
mus ideint beeriinbtt. Butt
nbsr in glefp gort unb g9ttisburs
sroBt Gntriiituns berpor. Rsii.
oss q,rdIibtnisn alusuit aerrmanH
na6 bem Often.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

Gin 8auperein 1T fsin tapt
taIiitifhes rnterne1msn, Ionotrn ems
uepenieitige unteritiBung3geisu
St aet0rt in oieIslbe aatsa re, nt'
bic Oroensz z8eriiherungsn. 0,eIe I'M
terliesen feiner geiteueruna tpeil es I'm
SsntsreiIe ses 5tautes liegt, oaB ietns
8iirasr aesen 1OOssfa[Is Oeriitert fnb,
Gbsnfo l,egt ss i'm SntersHe oes Staa
ies, bab feline giirgsr feFe SsinIt IT.
ten ariinben. Gemna6 1T ttre BE-
iteuerung Der gaupsretnssgtntbslIe IN
teiner @siis su re4tIsrtigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

Man ioilts aus ben 6thlern bes ans
bern yernsn, ober meiit tbut uaa's nur
aus ben eisenen, uno 3ipar banH crit.
tpeHH man bic fdlimmen 1olgen fpiirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

Die tiirsIi6e grfIdruHa unfrss
bauptIinas GIiffitb, BOB sr In
bem beporitebenbtn Sample nm Das
Sdhrtssp ptnHdni Der Naiionalligo
fiir feine yRtos+ ben stpeittn pldb nuf
Der Honeliite beanipruft. bat nnisr
ben Sans in Rsfp g)orf. gbicogo tiao
befcneers In pittsbnre sroben SGr,s
den Mno Gntriiitung htrporgeruftn.
unb fprs6en bic bprtiafnstrititsr grif
fitb's alub itbt quite Ausfift ouf5fti=
lung IN Der erftsn Gibiiipn Der Bang
liFie ob, ob1Iein Tie bisbr bos @estna
tbsil bebouptst unb btnfslbsn sinf
bobe GtelIung ON Gnoe Der Sdifon
propkssit batten.
Dab @riffitb. etFsn Mort unb llrs
ixiI man sroBes Geipiht in eer8oie
bouz zWelt 3useftsbi. Is gtiuagt bat, I'm
umfunnben gu srtldrsn, bnB Ct in ben
ebicogoer -Gubs" itine sinsistn ges
fdhrIideH Ripalen erbiidt nHb DieReiU
Dotfsr .Riefsn@ nnb giitsburger ss.is
rnttn" rift Idnssr fiirhtei, bat ur1isr
ben g0nnern isner b<ioen Hlubs Gin
finnaii's Ausfihien fir Dieiss Jobr
nit sinem G1laee perHidtsi.
3urgefrieoieung Der biefieenI q n 8
fam baranf binssipisTtn iperben, nnB
Griffith elmer Der trfnbrtnitenbd bdnpts
isnge pts Qdubes unD itin praHbans
III, unb ndb feline grt!Grung iibtr bic
beuriat 5t1rte jsines alnbs isiHer
cpllen 1l.berseugrng eHtfprihf, oit ar
ben Gonntrn Der .Reos- Hiht LANCER
perfhiueieen fpolite.
Cincinnati prdIsntirt In bisiemSo
re ben InnenfiiBisften alub in ben
beiben groBtn 2igas. 8ei6tr unb
Grant Iinb ip1bre Wun6er pon6@ntii
IduFern, b.neH Cyan, 4nies, Dsithtll.
5ObIissG uab9lltiSr iptnis ndnffehkn.
Sie finb sbenfdIs obne AusHnhme sHe
perfifFiae S6ldeer unn fpernen melt
msbr Gpiele getuinnen ola perIisrtn.
fails bic Ghleuoerer in Der Btrtbeiois
gung ibre ShuIeiefeit 81 ibut inn
ftanes ftRn.
Griffith iit iibtrstusl, SdB isin
SG,Ieunereritab In bieiem Sabre feia
nsm Der dnbereu iieben Riubs Der qise
nnGifeten ipirc. 8ieie Hnfidt frirb
BON allen GadperftGnbistu setbs.,li.
bic ben giinftieen 9trihteR i1ber fOie
aeiftungsfdbigteit pom MtQuiIen. Wos
rem unb 3rcmme glauben Id1enteu.
Before 5dnser ipie Tceenn unb
gidrte aisbt Is sinfad nihi - aIs
Sanger unb 1reifsr bes Balls unb uIs
Die 6enier fsinblidNr 8aieHoisbe ites
ben he uniibertroffen on.
Die ,Nebs% bon 1911 iinb tpdbrIih
ein aHberer Eiub oIs poroem! Surrdb
fir bic .Rebs1l
Grnie 8iebl, Der gintinnntisr
(ni4t profsiiionsIle) Balipisler, fpeIs
der ii9 bsm 66uptling @riffitb fir
bieie Gniicn sur ausbiiIfs I'm innertn
unD rnBeren 1elee perpiiihtet bat. III
bem Miebemdnn EIub beigsiretsH. fir
tUel6sn er bic abfanssitation Dsrtbeis
bigen tDiro.
6err 4usuft 6errmnHH. prdfDtHt
ber .Rebs" nnb bes Cliff GrDsns. rsift
iibermorssn nod bem Often ob uno
tDirb erii sestn Waitte bts RoHuts IN
Cincinnati 3uriidertpdrtst. Gr iuirb
Der DtrInmmluns Der Rational 3iea
Wnsnnitn in 9ep gort beiipobnrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

Rasbeburs's sspaItise elusbehnuns
Der 80I Der syeftunsssiirteI. -
siihtise Mngbeburssr 8irgermeis
iter. = Die hiibfdsH Reufd6pfun.
gen. - Dds Centrum elmer rieiissr
Snbuftris. Die srobsn Wdfdi.
nenFobriten BEL gudau. GubeR.
burg 5hotolobsns unb acnfitiis
reu=S u=Snbuiirie. - Gin neuer 6dfen,
Nnabebarger am Stammitfrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-06

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Die uutoniitiihen arbeiter
in BEN gbicdgoer 8leiosrtperfitdtten
babeu ibren Streit perloren lRo ha6en
fih uuf 8nobs uno llnsnaoe ergebeH.
@eroebens pdren bic eroben Spier,
ipeltx Die llnioniiten fiir ibre Sadie
aebraht BADEN. Sie Eahen Wfonate
lana pGbreno zines i'm anfange Tebr
Ttrenesn 0iuters gsbunsert unb gefrp>
rem. 8iele pou ibrsn tleintn Sinoerr
Inp tpsgeR Manaels on gteigneten
Rabrungsmittslu eIenbislt9 gu 9runs
be ae9an1en unD grohe, ourh bic 8ers
speiflung bsrroresrufene ausIAsetz
tunaen tabsn bic gbre oes llnlonismus
fhper bseintr66tigt. gs bat itb ges
ssiet, 0ab bic Arbeitgeber, treHn lie es
barauF autommen IaHen pollsn, itdr er
Iinb, als bic unioHer. 3os fcllte fur
2ebtsre cine 2shrs isin, zen 9ogeH ni6t
gu itrdff 81 ipanHeH. 2lusin ss fperisn
0dourtb aud nod onoere 8stEd4tuus
cen auseeI0it. Cine Qnsab! Der untos
riitiIhsn 5orbsrungsn be'rdf ntht
bios bisie isIbf. fouoern aud bic
8pbIfabrt bes Stadtss. Der BIosrs
itano Der arbeiter ri6tete Iih 5umsItt
eeqsn Oos 5ubren BON itpar5eH 81
item. Der redtlois 3uitauo, in re.hen
bic arbeittr Olourh qsratbsn, III uiht
bios sin unrsht geaen Die uHiors7,
Ionbsrn Elm 8srbrshen an Der 9sIeu@
idlaft uno es 1T cine ofientunoiqe
gfIi6t pes Stlates, Die fbpdrSeu Gt'
ten lei ihipsrst Straie gu perbi.tsn.
SsBt, bu bic Der. Sto1tsa So
miuionen 9elrpbnsr entbaI,en, Iisst
teine RotbpeHoi1teit Dor. cine unbtz
ihrdntte GirtpaHosrung Su ositdt,en
uno mir b1Itsn Is fir poqtommen arl'
aebraht Qls, bic oes 2sIsas uno
Shrei6ens untunoig fnb, aus rem
Sunpe bsrnus3uboIter. Su eiuem oui
bic Sutsniasr3 res @uItss bs3riiuoste1
Stautspeien, tpie Die 8sr. Stda.tr,
babeu ioIhe traB unpifsnoe Me7iten
nidts 3u futen; lie iino cine gsf1br
fir bic 8eTellHaft. S:e iibea nua cine
perberbIi6s Wirtuug baourh aus oaB
lie bic ipiinIbenspsrtbsn Gtnpdnoeyer
fern 6dlten. Die beutits Gturpanos'
rung, bic 10 tort Suriidsegaugsn iii.
mare beOsutenb aroBer qepefsu, mir
ben oieis unintsLligsnt:n glenfhsn
ni6t ale Qrbeitsas!sgentett rorpess
nebmeu. gle briidsu unIsrs Itb:iter
berob, inbsm iie in SOlgs ibrer untpifs
fsnbsit tsiHtn gegriff oOn 9uItur bas
ZEN uno rebmer QDbns an, tei oersn
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