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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
new RULE TO MEET TEST.
DEMOCRATS EXPECT TO MAKE
GOOD ON SYSTEM.
Selection of Other Committees nv
Ways ana Means Members viii Pro-
coed Cautiously.

Washington, March 19.-In rcor-
ganizing the house under the new
rule which prccipitatcd the down.
TALL year ago of what was termed
'Cannonism," the Democratic mem
Icrs of the ways and means commit
tee fully app, ciate that they are
putting to its first tcst---a severe test
too--the new order of things for
which such Unrelenting legislative
warfare was wased fE years. Mr..
Underwood .ul his 13 Democratic
colleagues confidently believe that
when they have completed the task
Of selecting the chairman and ma
Jorlty personnel &C the various COM
mlttees. their report will be adopt
ed by the Democratic caucus. At
Last they have hoped that the new
rule Of house procedure-election of
committees by a committee-will not
be wrecked ~ its own makers.
The committee is proceeding eau
uOuSly IN making its ECIacNons for
the new committees and announce
ments will he made to the Democratic
caucus. April |. 1t is reasonably GER
tain that Representative Fitzgerald of
New York will y" chairman of the
important appropriations committees:
that James s. Hay Of Virginia will
head the committee on military af-
fairs: that Representative Burleson Of
Texas will be chairman Of the COM
mittee on agriculture and many other
chairmanships are said to be settled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Recorder Rcaps Il Rich Harvest From
Sunday and Saturday Offenders.

There were several cases tried in
the Recorders court Monday morning
the total fines from which netted the
city a snug little Suiu 10 go towards
putting the streets in better condi-
ton.
The first case called was one
against George and Harry Metro
phole two Greeks and Dave and Mar
tin Sanders, colored, brothers, for
fig ting. The two negroes were
bound over to the higher court for
assault and )attery of a high and ag-
gravated nature and the two Greeks
were discharged.
Eoykin were -annd $500 each ~; er-
cecding IT,. speed limit i'm automo-
tiles.
Swinton Dukes was called up on
the, charge of reckless riding on his
bicycle on a forbidden sidewalk. He
was sentenced to pay a fine Of $500
or to serve 10 days.
Eugene Porter was charged With
leaving his horse unhitched at the
corner Of Main and Bartlette streets
while he went into the store. IIe
plead guilty and paid fine of $500.
Pinckney Andrews plead guilty to
the charge Of plain drunk, and paid
q fine OF $500 for the privilege.
f. w. Vogel paid fine Of s5. 90 for
not Keeping a lighted lantern on q
pile Of brick left in the street.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

The following are some OF the
transfers made in Sumter county re-
Gently and recorded during the past
week at the office OF the county clerk:
+. w. McCallum to Thomas Dray-
ton. lot on Salem avenue. 5000.
Dorry Vaughn to f. w. A. Built
man. 2 acres in Stateburg township.
500
The T. G. williams Realty Com
pany to Jno. A. Fox. lots on Broad
street. s1.s6O.
/. c. Triplett to w G.. Thomas. two
lots in Blandland. 500 and other val
uable considerations.
w. III. Webb to Rosa w. Jones,
1885 acres In southern limits Of city,
1880.
$. l.. Slngletary to Robert f. Nc
Intosh. 25 IA acres in county. $500.
The Rembert Company TO NJ. O..
Deas, lot In town OF Rembert. s12O.
Mrs. Tillia f. Stubbs to Andrew
l.. Jackson. lot on Main street. So
~s75.
The Rembert Company to Mary
Gaillard, lot I'm town of Rembert.
s145.
The Rem5ert Company to Charles
Hunter and Willis Davis. lot in town
OF Rembert. sI25.
The Rembert Company to T. D..
Jenkins. lot In town OF Rembert. SIPS.
The Rembert Company 10 the
Kershaw on Mill. lot In town OF
Hembcrt. s2O5.
The Remher. Company To J. X.
Mcleod. three lots in town OF Rem
beet. s475.
The Rembert Company To- Victoria
Rabb. lot In town OF Rembert. si25.
The Rembcrt Company To- ]. II.
Mcleod, lot In town of Rembert.
si1O.
The Rembert Company to II. G.
McI.eol. two lots I'm town Of Rcmbcrt.
: s22O.
r.. +. Minis To a. Il. Minis. 80 / q
acres In county. 800.
j. +. Anderson to NJ NJ Martin
lot In southwestern part OF city
$500.
The Rembert Company to Simon
Bynum. lot in town OF Rembcrt. s225
The Remdert Company to j. u.
NJ. Mcleod. two lots In town OF Rem
bert. 1900.
Julius l.. McCallum to Ernest Field
and Sarah Conway Field. lot on
Broad street, f4.5OO.
Alexander G. Cobia to II. ]. Ken
nedy and r. II. Kennedy. lot on Haus-
er street. SIS and other valuable con-
sideratlons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

IN Columbia. Governor Blease said
that several other persons had read
the letter, and declared the hand
writing to be the same as the letter
signed by T. b. Fielder.
At the conclusion Of the letter sign
ed by "a. w. Todd, r. Nj. McCown
and l.. M. OYerstreet" appears: I'VE
the undersigned, have read the orig
inal Of the above letter, and certify
that this is an exact copy thereof"
H. II. Evans, when asked tonight
why he gave the much desired letter
to Governor Blease, refused to make
a statement. stating that he vas not
being cross-eXamned.
why, certainly, he said Tom Eel
der wrote me several letters Offering
- frame up big deal. He came to
N"wbcrry with Hull and | told them
t" put their proposition in writing.
ne i'uor that Governor Blease gave
out Is the proposition Of Fielder, which
! turned down. | swear on a mil
Hon stacks Of Bibles that Tom Fielder
wrote me that letter and if you will
come up to Newbcrry | will tell YOU
some hot stuff about other deals that
they tried To frame up. 1t is bona
nae letter. and swear it. can
prove by living Witnesses that Tom
FIELDER wrote the letter. You don't
know half the inside business, and if
YOU will come up here ! will tell you
all about it,"
Governor Blcasc declared that he
had many letters which would cause
sensations. and that they will be Civ
en- out at the proper time. "Have
YOU any information as To the acts OF
the members of the old Stat, diq-
p"nSary Windin" up commission that
would show fair dcalings?" he
was asked. "N", 50 far as know.
they are all honorable men. have
heard rumors about thcm," was the
reply. "Will YOU sign the measure
authorizing an investigation Of the
dispensary?"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

There will be no argument against
the sale of the State farm If Gov.
Blease keeps the pardon mill running
for two years at its present speed.
There viii be so few convicts left that
the farm and penitentiary will be
useless encum5rances.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
Second Week Jurors.

The list of jurors Ter the seconS
week of the spring term of civi.
court which convenes in this city
Monday, March 20. with Judge ]. W.
DeVore presiding, follows:
II. d. G: Muldrow,
M. II. Beck,
E. B. Muldrow.
a. II. Sanders,
r.. f. Keels,
j. |. Lesesne,
j. d. Myers,
w. l.. Benenhaley,
III. NJ. McLaurin,
B. G: DuPre,
G. w. Chandler,
T. ID. Brohun,
j. II. McCollum,
S. J. Bradford.
+. A. SaulS,
G. G. Rowland,
w. l.. Pate.
G. f. Epperson,
Joseph MuldrOw,
RI. j. Lawrence,
4. S. Merrimon.
B. j. Young,
r. f.. Rombcrt,
w. b. Banding.
J. l.. Nunnamaker,
G.. a. Mckinney.
w. j. Lawrence,
NJ Levi,
w. r. Muller,
r. S. Hood,
j. +. Lenoir,
w. II. Hodge
J. A. McKnik kht.
G. w Sanders.
G.. NJ. Brand.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

superintendent OF Education Hayns-
worth during the past week has
sent out circulars TO all Of the teach
cr3 In the county telling them OF the
FIELD Day exercises to be held hcre
on April Goth and asking them to
come and To see that all Of their pu-
plls and good number of their pa
irons and trustees come To the Field
l'ay exercises. Much interest has
"e'h SHOWN I'm this movement by
the teachers and the pupils from all
parts OF tn" county and 1t .s prob
able that Sumter will have its hands
iu'' I" act aS H"Sts for all that at
tend from tn" surrounding country
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
FIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT
Two Greeks Attacked by Two Negroes
Beat OFF Their OppOnents.

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

There are forty pensioners now on
the county pension list.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
BURNING OF G.. :. VI. A..

building Burned To Ground Causing
Great Loss to Owners.
Thursday morning between and
10 o'clock the General Sumter Me-
mortal Acadmcy, one of the oldest
and finest buildings in Stateburg, was
burned t. tn" ground by a fire which
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

Ladies': BE sure and examine my.
spring millinery before buyinr hats
for yourselves and children. Yours
To please, Mrs. w. c. Browne. No 2
r.. Liberty Ct. 2-oI-tt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

Of the building, the fire being 5fsc.~-
cred too late 10 save the b2I.I...a.
The fire was discovered by the boys
of the school as they were going to
school at a little before o'clock and
was first seen leaping out from the
shingles of the building They at
cnce gave the alarm and set to work
with will to save everything that il
was possible 10 save. Neighbors
came to their assistance from the sur
rounding country and worked hard
to save the furniture and fixtures Of
the building and succeeded in saving
everything except the desks and
blackboards. All Of the wearing ap-
parel of the young ladies who lived
in the building was saved. but their
t"Nt .o9h= r hiel were in another
room directly :enea,h the ire were
all lost.
Tho house was bought " .oi r
j. Dargan several years ago Tor SI6,-
600 and was still in a good state of
repair and valued at fully that
amount. Last summer the building
was bought by four of Col. Dargan's
daughters and it is upon them that
the loss falls SO heavily. The insur-
ance was somewhere near s6,5OO and
covers about One-third of tie loss.
a no
building there were in it twenty
four young ladies, pupils OF the acad-
emy, all of whom were at breakfast
and did not know anything about the
fire until the male pupils of the
school arrived and gave the alarm.
No one was injured in the fire and
the children were cool and kept GOOD
order Throughout the trying expe-
rience. Immediately after the fire they
were taken over 20 Col. Dargan's resi-
dence, "Marsdon," and were given
quarters there for the time being.
Col Dargan was very proud of the
way they acted in the fire and for
their efforts in saving the furniture.
The many negroes who came in from
the surrounding fields TO help bring
the things out Of the house did good
work and it was partly due to their
efforts that so many things were saw
ed. Nothing at all was removed
from the ground on which it was
thrown although it remained there
for several hours.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
0STeEa PUBLISHING COMPANY
SUMTER. S. G..
Terms:

The sumter watchman was found
sd In 1850 and the True Southron in
1855. The watchman and Southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence CT both OF the old papers.
and Is manifestly the best advertising
medium I'm Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22
.BLEASE SPRINGS SENSATION.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST TUOS
B. FIELDER. OF ATLANTA.

communication to "IIub" Evans.
AIcgcd to Have Been Sent by Al
ianta Attorney, Urges Former
Chairman Of niepcn~VS Board to
Join in "Framc Up" Whereby he
Could Make Fortune During his
Term OF Onicc - Forgery" SAYS
Fielder.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

How does this strike you as a tick
ct for the new dlspensary wind-up
commission. Maj. John Black. Col.
John Bell Towill. Hon. Jas. b. wylie,
Hon. Jodie RawlinsoE and Col. Jas.
Farnum.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-22

III as the result OF Japan's effort to
secure n foothold I'm Mexico 1t be-
comes necessary. as n matter OF self
protection. for the United States to
go to war with Mexico or Japan. or
both OF them. there vill be no trouble
In getting all mo lighting men and
money needed 80 carry on the war at
home and abroad. The American
people will never submit. while they
have the men and the means to re-
sist. to Japan gaining foothold on
the American continent and meddling
In our home affairs. All this talk OF
the probability OF conflict with ia
pan may have been manufactured
for a purpose, but il the people can
be made n believe that there Is
possibility II Japan undertaking to
meddle with our affairs or to threaten
the security of our borders or pos
sessions at Panama, Hawaii or in the
Philippines. their lighting spirit will
be aroused as II was by the destruc-
tion of the Maine In Habana harbor
and the country may be hurried into
needless war The TAFT admins
tration b. playing wltu hre. wh.ther
there IS a probability az war or not.
for conditions may be created by the
policy now being pursued that will
make a war unavoidable.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-10

gemeierL idledt bebonble ODER gar
gefongen iese, 10 iperbe er bas ols
efnen 8rud ieiner @aitfreunbl9aft,
dig cine 9eleioigune gesen fid JET.
Der empfinoen, Die nur nit 8Iut-
rode eeiiibnt luerben Tonne. Gu
mar Die Expedition einfad freige
loI1en mproen ualo ~begegnete ben
gefreiern i6on auf nel,traIem Sc.
la1be, u11peit bon Meabir. Gin
anoermal aGerbings = es tpar I'M
Mfar5 1911 = tpl1roen Sngenieure,
Die i'm Mannesmaun'iden Muftros
Den Gus beretiten, mirfIi9 gefan~
gen eenommen. 9ie fran5oiiiden
8latter mieien nod i'm Suni triur.
pbierenb ouf oieie @egebenbeit
btn: Die 9eutiden, bic oo i6moren.
in Maroffo iei aues rubig unb 5eg
iei eor nidt beorobt eeipeien, 30.
ben am eigenen 2eibe Die ghtbeit
Der unruben erleben miiiien.
Wie I'M eanaen S9erifenreid, 10
baben Die Mannesmanns ord I'm
Gus nod @raerl geiudt uno M,,.
tltneen angentelbet. 9ie beioen
Sauptfun6pldse iino, i'm noroipeii.
liben Gus uno I'M @ebiet Der Draa
alto iiber bas eieentlide Gus
gebiet idon binaus. Mn Dem erS'i.
beriibrten Blas fii,6 flint iebr rethe
4upferporfommenb Die fdon iest
BON ben gingeborenen III bodJit
primitiper @eiie ausgebeutet tper-
ben un6 Die bohit mabrideinIid
i9on ben 8b0ni5iern befannt ipd.
rem uno pertbones MetaII ~ltefern.
Die otpeite Mutullg be5iebt itd ouf
@olo. 4aum minber ipidtig tit Sic
bergbaulide Gatiefeit. BITE bon
Marr u. 60. tnt Gus entpidelt
tpur6e. Drittens falne Die MtIas-
geieuidaft in 9etrodt, binter her
Die 8anf bon Mobert Marfdauer
itebt.
Wie aus oiefer iebr flraen gtia.
5e b%erborgebt, iin6 Die oeutiden
Sntereifen in Glib . Moroffo III
Der Sat iebr bebeutenb, mas aber
faft nod tptdtteer it, iie fin6 i'm
Sus idledter6in9s masgebeno. 9ort
iino iiberbaupt gar feline onbern
Guropder borbon6en, bic cine nirt.
idaftItfe Eatiefeit ipeIdjer Mrt oud
im1ner oitsiiben; tefne Spnnier,
feine Sraitaoien, feline gneldnber.
niemanoi Der ein8ige Weriuh Der
lestbitt gemaht muroe, bon 5mei
fron5oiiiden Sneenieuren, Sic Mo-
peniber 1910 bon benz areu5qr o9u
GbaDIa", aIs Suoen berfleioet ols.
gingen, lit gefdeitert. SIN iibrieen
tit ~feinesmegs gu beitreiten, oaB
aud anoere @uslaroer, ensIiide
Miifiondre ddon 1922 unb from.
30iiide Meiienoe i'm Gus geipeIen
iino; aber erftens paren oos gor.
lder nno feline getprbe. ODER Son.
beItreiberoe, uno 5tpeitens iiber.
tuiegt Die 8abl Der DeutiderL Die
btsber fir5er ODER Iauger I'M eus
tporer, bic auer anoern MugIGnoer
gang he6euter6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-10
Sod INNER 10 ublam".

gs gebt nod INNER ieltim gu I'M
2anoe, u1o bic 8eit Der bIaiien
@eiete, lber bic man 10 gene Iodt.
lit nod lange nift boriiber. Man
miro 3tpar nidt mebr eingeiperrt
tuenn man ain Sonntag feline CHE.
Iiebite fiiBt, aber pieleiht nur 6a.
rum, neil bas 5eI6 gu groB ee.
tuor6en lit nn6 nidt mebr iiberbfidf
tueroen fam. Gin mirfliM Iibero.
lee, ben Mnforoerungen Der Weu5eit
entipredenoes Sonntagsgeies lit I'm
gar5en 2atoe niht 5u finoer, ilnb
mo man ben 3tpang ettpa niht ODER
tueniger ipiirt, 6a eeihiebt eg eben
muir 6arunt, neil oas @eieb unter
benz Druid Der 0ffentIifer Meinung
aeittpeilig In BITE @umpelfnmmer ee-
fteQt morben III, Biz irgeno Elm
ibereifrieer Reforiner, Der 3uf6die
Die Moht ba5u bot, es tpieoer ber.
borboIt. Sn @irfli1feit iino Die
Sonntagsgeiete foit aner 9taaten
70 obgefaBt 6nB lie ben 9ebor6cn
reidli1 Mittel gum Sdifanieren
Der 9iireer ont Die &ano gebsn,
leioer aud Der Winfiir Cir uno
Sor offnen un6 benz Denunaiar-
tentum bas MitteI our 9efriebi.
gung ffeinlider Madegeliiite on oie
9an6 geben.
Da bot fif elm Defenders
fdlasenber Gnn bieier Gage I'M
Stnate 9elnpnre ereignet, beiIen
Somtagsgeies oIlerIei Sd6nbeiten
aufautueiien fdeint. BORT bate ftt
in Mrben, in Der M1be bon Wif.
minetsn, cine Single Ear" . So
Ionic eebtl6et, 5i Der II. u. aud Der
befannte io5iaIiftifhe Sdrifiteller
Upton SincIair, @erfoIier oes
uDidunaeI", gebort. 9ie 2eute gin.
gen rubie lire eigenen Wege utO
tiimmerten iih ouh meiter niht
oarum, toern man fie Grants"
fholt. 4iir3lih nun bntte iif III
cine ibrer WerfammIungen ein
annrhiit Nat1tens 9rotpn eingeihIi.
den Der, bn er oarauf bebarrtc,
Die Hebner 5u nnterbreden uno Die
3uborer gu itoren, fhlieblih Der
baftet unb nnoerntags gu elmer ee.
rinsen @eloltrafe berurteiIt tpurbe.
Gofiir idfpor ct ibnen Mahe uno
fano Die @elegenbett bafiir idon
am ndhiten Sonntog, aIs BITE
nSingle Eor" . aoIoniiten ibrer
barmloien @ereniigungen noGgin,
gen. Wan oarf iid ndmlid CONT.
toys IN Delotpare ni1t bergniieen,
bodftens geIegentIi9 eGbnen. @er
ooriiber binaiisgebt, berfdnt bent
@eiese ufib muB biiBen.
Sinflair nnb @enoifen murben
oenn aud bon benz @uorfiiten
prompt a~ngeSeiet unb berbaftet.
Waon idaubert Bel benz @ebonfen a
Die menihlide 8erporfenbeit, mel
DE ii6 ip ben erbobenen 4nfloeen
enfbiiGt. Upton SincIoir, Der
Maun, fpelfer iid einbiI6et, ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-10

fonnte mas lebren, Die Meniden gu
beilern uno gu b%efebren", folte gu.
erit an itd ielber orbeite1 bdr.at
er aus benz siinoenpfnbrI bera.s.
fommt. @r botte bic Sober
itrdubt ii8, es nieoer5uidreben ~
Den Sabbotb our9 9ennisipielen
nerlestl Mebrere anoere nit 9ro.
fefior S. S. @orrib, eirem befonn.
ten RbtlaoeIpbiaer S9ulntam on
Der Spite, batten gar Elm 8uIebaa-
1p1el neronitoltet> ul1o Ser leste enc,
LID, Der groBte Climber, Sreb.
stetnle aug @ilmington, bate ben
onritigen &oIoniiten : nidt ettuo
gter ODER Elm ioniiges gei1tiges
9etranfe, lonoern @efrorenes, See
Cream, %perfauft. Das iid babel
iogar ein anarditenbera emporen
mub, liegt ouf Der Sar,o, un6 Die
&a6e lieb beam aud ni6t longe
anf fi6 tparten. Sa,nmtlide Mn-
gefloete iuurben bes ibnen our 2alt
selesten gerbre6eas iduloig befun.
Den nno gu lie $500 @eloitrafe
perurteilt, mas ia eieentlid redt
miloe TT. @ermutlid 5og Der Gid-
ter in &e6nung, oob ein gnarfiI1
Der @ngeber mar. Die 8erurteiI.
ten aber bermeigerten aus 8rin5ip
Die gesablune Ser @eIoltrofe ltno
lieBen iid Iieber ms @efangris
fubren.
Das lit natiirli1 lire Gode uro
gebt uns tpeiter ni9ts oil. 9os @r.
itounlide tit MIR, bob es il, @nleri.
ia nod Staaten giebt, no man me.
gen GennisfpieIens nno abnIiGer
Eatigfeit am Sonntag Dor @eriht
ge5errt un6 gIeid einein Climber
abgeurteilt nitro. gs lit 6ob, ioI.
ten mir oeufen, bolo 8eit, ooB NIT
oieien altertumIihen @eiesen auf-
geraumt, bob ein o%ngelneiner Mr-
iturm i'm eorser 2ar6e geeen fic
unternommen peroe. 9os lit cine
Mufgabe, Der iid bas Iiberole Gle.
ment Der gebolfer1tilg nibt mebr
lange pirb ent5ieben fonne,t, uro
an Der audi Der NationoIbuno lei
ne Strait erprobel1 io1te.
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trauert BON sauienoen in ben gabr

trauert bon Eauienben in ben 8abn.
rpdgen, ben 9remsbaushen, ben
Wdrterbuoen i'm eari3e,1 2onoe, ,1no
bodgeaftet BON 6enen, gegen Die
er mannbaft geitritten bate"
Dur9 bic laiitere &raft ieiner
eoIen 8egeiiterune unb 9elbitIoiig.
felt, bic ourh praftiiden Men-
ihenberftano un6 ben @eiit Dor.
nebuer MdBisung ersdnat nttrben,
babe er iiberan bic @eener end
paffnet. Obgleid Die Soften oes
Moielep'iben Gpitems bon Cider.
beitsporrihtungen an ben @iitertpo-
gen ii6 auf melt iiber 100 MiI,o-
men Dollars belaufen, 10 beoeihnete
eine 10 electromagnetic Berionli1feit,
ME Der b~eritorbene &nrrimor,
bod oieie aufmenbungen ols ein
Wittel 5ur 8ermebrung Der Wirt-
i9aftlidfeit oes Carbohydrates;
er meinte bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
babe our6 Die geieitigung Der
Streifgefabren ben giienbabnen
groBere Sumniel eripart. oils bie
gan5en Soften Ser neuen @agen.
anSltottung ausmad)en, = @aes in
onem, meint bic eenannte 3eit-
i9rift rfonn man bos @irfen bon
g. y. Woieleb auiammenfaiien III
Die @orte: CT itrebte nidt mad 10.
ben @bren uno aemtern, aber
iein 600 o%ffenbarte i'm oils eincn
r@IGubieer Der Menidbeit"."
@oiparb auguit Moielep ipar &c.
boren gu gtepburpport in Moiia.
duietts, ben 30. 0s1ra 1843. Or
ipurbe Suriit, iparf iif iebof i'm
2oife Der 8eit gang ouf bas o6en
befprohene @ebiet nno nuroe TO-,
pie cine beige Queae berfi6er:.
uoie 9erporragenoite Mutoritdt Der
Der. Stonten ouf Dem @ebiete Der
Giberbeitsnorrihtungen gu Gum
Iten Der @iienbabnangeiteuten nro
oes Bublifums."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-10
@faabiser Der Meuidbeit.

Ginen @laubiser Der Memihbeit
nennt Die o8eitung oes NereinS
Oeutider Observation-Disclosures"
ben iiingit III Waibineton perItor.
benen eriten Sefretdr Der ,Sssnter.
itate Commerce gommiffion": Go.
mar6 q. WoieIep. Sein @ebiet het
oieier @eboroe, Der er lett oeren
grri6tung i'm Sabre 1887 oi,ge
b0rte, iei ni1t, wie man BOZ, bent
Suriiten annebnten ioflte> oas Der
Sarife ODER Der 8erpaltuiig, Jon.
bern pielmebr Dos Der Masregcfa
fir Die St6erbeit bot 2eib uno Sc.
ben Der Observation-Disclosures,
oas Biz oabin in inherent 2anoe
obne ieoe eeieslide Neeelung mar.
Die aongreBafte, Die Dos 0nlt..
oesberfebrsamt fdut ipra9 rur
bon Gradten, 0fefaftien, BON gtIei,.
b%abntarifen int einaelnen uilb oil.
gemeinen. Sbr ein5iger 3med NOR.
Gerionen uno @erfra6ter Dor ge-
giinftigung uno Musbeutuna Su
f6iisen. Miemono i'm Rongreb aber
batte oaran eeoadt, 2eben lano
@lie6er Der Taufenoe bon Mrae.
fteqten gu i1iiten oie BET ser ge.
foroerung Der Berionen uno Gil.
ter beid6ftiet fi,lb uno Dem San.
oelsperfebr beg gansen 2anoes Die.
men. v9eun trot Der neue SefretGr
oes gerfebrsamtes fir oieIe Ser
geiienen Elm" ibeiBt es In Der reids.
beutiden Saf8eitidrift; yer tat es
als Wenid, oenn Die Code geGor-
te nidt au Dem &reiie ieiner amt.
Iiden 9fIidten. @eieslid gine es
niemano an niepieIe EauIemoe
idbrli6 getotet uno nerleBt muir.
ben. Mber MoieIep %nleinte, Die
gunoesreeierung bate Die BfIidt,
ebenio eifrig Meniden 5u iAiitem
tuie iie Die Stadten ihiise. Iii.
ter ieiner 2eitung nurben nun Die
ftotiitiiden 3abten Der TIM Dienite
9erIesten uno @etoteten aefam.
melt unb idbrIid peroffentlidt. Gle
@~eiammt5ablen tporen ebenio err
i6redenb, pie Die Der gerIuite i'm
2riege.
Sn6em er ouf oieies Meer boz,
8lut i~i6er5eugeno bintDies, iparf
Moielep fid nit 2eioenidaft off
bic Srage Der Siderbeitsgeiesee.
bung i'm @iienbobnweieiL er mi6-
niete ibr iein gan5es 2eben unb
feline ganae araft Bis gum auBer.
iten, uno Der GrfoIg blieb BENT
aud ni6t aus. or iob bic Cider.
beitsmasreeeln bon Sobr gu Sabr
iid p%ermebren, bic 3obI Der Spfcr
oes efienbabnoienites fi1 itdnois
p%erminoern, er f6mpfte peiter, BIS
er es erreidte, bob ieoer @iitertro.
gen aeieslid nod beitimmten 81.
6erbeitsporihrtften tingeridtet iain,
bob er init ielbittGtiger auppellng
unb gremie, nit g~leidmdbtgen
Saltfbretten, Gettern uno @rttfen
ausgeitattet fein mitB. st ieste CO
burd, oab bas SoditmaB Der 9ienit-
ihinoen fir ben 3ueotenit geies,
li9 begrenat uno bab Der Srieoc
apiihen @rbeitern uno @rbeitneb.
mern i'm giienbabnipeicn ourf uirt.
lame 5~eitiesuns fdiebsseri6tlider
@ntiheioung befeitiet tpuroe. Ils
feline Hieienorbeit boGenbet mar.
itorb er auf ieinem Bolten bon
felbitmferlegter BHihten, be-