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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-08-24
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the ground, ready to enter his. claims, rs soon
as the President signs the order The Pres
ident signs; the public is not Informed; Ryan
IS informed; and Ryan grabs the property.
r The custom has been to publish 80 days
notice of an opening Of public domain to pri-
vate entry. Why did the President breach
the custom? Why did he so manage the mat
ter that Ryan was sure to get what he wanted?
Why was no one else given chance? And
whom does Ryan represent? Nobody claims
that he owns coal lands; why, then, is he
building railroad to them?
The Morgan Guggenheim syndicate owns
the coal lands. Would they allow Ryan to cut
them off from deep water? The violent pre-
sumption is that Ryan is acting for the syndi-
cate, and that the President knew it.
Again: See how he wobbles on the tariff.
lie was making speeches for free trade with
Canada, not long ago; yet now he vetoes
other ree-trade bills. He said the wool sched-
ule of the Payne-Aldrich law was 'indefen-
slble;" yet be now defends it, in the most eff
fectlve manner, by preventing Congress from
revising it downward. He says there is no
"exigency" which requires an immediate re-
ductlon of the taxes on WOODEN goods; yet
those high taxes make high prices, and high
prices are hardship on the people.
1t there IS no "exigency" requiring a re-
duct1on OF the 165 per cent. upon the poor
mans blanket, there never will be. If there
IS no reason why the tax of $50 per cent
upon the poor mans overcoat should be low
cred, there never will be. IF there is no 'exi-
gency'' which pleads for cheaper clothing and
other necessaries Of life, when may we expect
one?
Revealing in all the luxuries of life, as he
has ever done, Mr.. Taft has no heart of SYM
pathy for oppressed humanity.
Mr. Taft would have been defeated had he
not declared for downward revision of the
tariff. The Sexigency" was upon him to do
SO. Did he then mean what he said? If SO,
there must have have been an "exigency' re-
curing lower duties and lower prices When
did that 'exigency' pass away? Surely, not
when the Payne-Aldrich law raised the duties
and the prices.
Mr.. Taft contends that we must await the
recommendations of the Tariff Board When
did Congress get the authority to delegate
their law making power to Boards of any
sort?
To make Congress and the people depend
on tn Tariff Board for legislation is to revo-
lutionize our system.
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about sport rates." But think there will be
considerably more difficulty in the job, this
time ~" ..@<.
Now, remember:
The persons who were classed as criminals.
as FELONS, by the laws of 1889, were those
who were employed, by persons or corpora
lions, to procure or defeat legislative meas
ures.
One is amazed to read in the first section
OF the new law, that just such persons, SO en-
ployed, may register their names, and then
ply their nefaraous trade, as though it were
as Legitimate business as soliciting insurance.
If they lobby without having registered, they
are declared to be guilty of naisdemaeu,aor.
No wonder that there was no opposition to
this astonishing "anti-lobby law" by the lob
6yasts and corporations.
1t rs wonder that any such incredible
piece of legislation slipped through legisla-
ture In which there were alert and able law
yers like Jack Slaton, j. H. Felker, Judge
Bush, Joe Hill Hall, etc.
To take pay for working for or against
pending measures in the legislature save IN
the perfectly open and legitimate manner
hereanbefore mentioned, was q felony, until
about the middle Of August, 1911 Those en-
gagged in that illegal attempt to influence leg
islators, aoere crinsin1ozs A contract to paw
ouCi CIlnllldlS salary, was null and VO1d.
But if this "anti-lobby law" means any
thing whatsoever, it means that, If those qo6o
aoe1e heretofore punishable as fezons will be so
good as to register their names, state who
employ them, stay off the floor while the mem
bers are in session, and cork for O sazary-not
for a contingent fee-tbeir trade shall be
henceforth as lawful as selling dry-goods!
Of course, the law is unconstitutional, but
who will bring test case?
The lobbyists and the corporations will new
er do it, for the new law is boon to them, in
tnitely more beneficial than they could ever
have hoped to receive. r..
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why / Favor the Reciprocity
Treaty With Canada.

G) Because it is a Free Trade measure
The liberty to buy where prices are lowest,
and to sell where they are highest, is law Of
Nature that the law of man should never
abridge.
~ Any license-fee imposed upon Cam
adians for the privilege of selling their prod
ucts in our markets, must be added to the price
of the goods, and we pay it when We buy the
goods. The same thing is true of American
commodities shipped into Canadian markets.
Whatever hcense-fee (tarif) is charged for
the privilege, comes out of those who buy the
goods.
Therefore, when the two countries reach an
agreement which promises relief from the ex-
tortionate prices of the Beef Trust the Lum-
Der Trust, the Paper Trust, and the Flour
Trust, | heartily support it,
(3) Because the Stand Patters who made
the damnable Payne Aldrich law, oppose Rec
iprocity. When such men as Vice President
Sherman bitterly denounce the treaty, you
may be dead sure that it is a bad thing for
the Interests, and good thing for the people.
When The american Economist, the organ of
Stand-Pat-ism excoriates the measure as the
beginning of the end of the Protective system,
I kpoa0 the measure is a blessing to the coun-
try. "Protection" means that the government
shields the manufacturer from foreign compe-
tition. Then, when the Trust shuts off do
nestle competition, those of us who have to
buy the comforts and necessaries of life have
no option in the matter of prices. When we
buy, the other fellow says how much. When
we sell, the other fellow says how much. This
internal trap is made by the tariff which
makes the Trust possible. With lumber, corn
and wheat pouring into the United States,
free of icense-fee (tarif) we can refuse to
buy from the American trusts. We can buy
the cheaper products of Canada. Surely cheap
lumber, cheap bread and cheap meat would be
God send to the common people. 49,"
a. Because the Lumber Trust, the Paper
Trust, and the Beef Trust have combined to
fight it. Having failed to kill it through their
Roots and Shoots and Lorimers and Baileys
they have put up an enormous slush-fund to-,
fight it in Canada. The Canadian Premier is a
Catholic, but he is working manfully for the
adoption of the treaty by the people. But
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while Sir Wilfred Laurier is for this Free
Trade measure, the Roman Catholic hierar-
chy, as whole, is not The priests are
preaching q crusade against 1T. BY infanning
race prejudice and religious fanaticism, the.
French and Irish Canadians may be arrayed
against Reciprocity, and even the English
Canadians may be frightened into opposition
by the bugaboo Of annexation to the United
States
~ Because the best men in Congress voted
for it; and those newspapers that are in SYM
pathy with the people were unanimously its
advocates
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The Georgia Legislature, and the
Lobbyists.

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Jnbrtsbanfeit bes bsntIteH 2sbrsr.
psreiHs.

gia6 suism. I0blihsm graufe
tommi bic osuii6s lsbrerfhnfs Gins
einnatis aai1brIi6 su sinsm Gtgas
bibtiH Sufammen, nobel teins irodss
nen gcrtrdge eebdIisn uHb pdbuaoois
iHe Graeen bsfprohen. fcRbern leoias
lih Jrobfnn uno 0titlliaieit a<pfleat
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banttsi oss Qebrfrpsrsins. oos kuxr
ndhifsn Greitng abtnb TN clinton
6oteI itoiifiRosi. Der 8orftoub
bts 9ersins mar baranf bebad,i, bok
fur bas 8aHfeii nid5i oiItin Gin aus
se3si4nssss Wenii, fonoern aud Elm
gutes nnisrbcItHness pregramm aufs
geiieat irnrDe. Das ;sejtefTeg pirb
getpiirSt bur9 tur5e zif6u6sn, mus
flta!iffs Rummsrn nnb esmstnfome
Otidngs Inter onbsrsm fuirb aud,
oas ipohlbetdHnts 5onisim1nns Gunrs
isti eiHige 2ieber portragtn.
Rad bem90Htett lift fur bas tan,Its
itige Clement elm gemiiibIifss acnas
trdnS6en nprsefsExn aIfo lInteY.
baltune unb gsrgniissu fir ssuna
unb 4Is.
I'm be gtH1ue an3ahl Gsb,ds Be-
ptlien an tonneH. bitist Der gloritonb
oringsfib, pdb bie Ulitafiebtr unO
Grsunoe Desafbrerpereins, Bic an ber,
8aHtstt tbeiIntbmsn uoIlsn. Germ
.. u. Burger fofort buDon an bennhs
rihiigsn.
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6rau g nm q Dprrbpfsr Der.
abb htsbst lid RON
4entuen.

lem 3riump5Sugs, ben Die glas
tiondIprdiioentin Jrau &. Z. Dorm
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3peifeI bic &roRs aufasfeBt. DIR
crit Dor stnigsH Sag,u ms asbsn qss
rufene Damen8psig bss Daptonsr
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mutter bsrsitets, niht nur bic iibriasn
,3psige bes 8erbaHpss bel gBeitem
lberflii9elt, ioHDern iid9 jelbit iibers
trofsn. Die tiidtigs grGIibentiu frau
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ots RubrtrOmmsI 81 ihIagsn, bu iib
an benz Gbeno bas eauss Stdbtdeu
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uHo amsritaniihsu 1abnsn aeftmadt,
on ben g8Gnoeu parsn 3ur 1sier oes
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brdht. 4u6 8Lumen in Slle unb
Juue tparsn porbaHDsn uHo cine aLpes
melne 9tgsiitsrung fir bic Sade bes
oeutih samsriianii6eu gtatlonalbuns
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tommittss bate in aIler @tle elm reid3s
hdltigss Programm suTammsugsittIlt,
oeiIen ausfubrung bic QnipeIenpen
nit grOBem SHtersHs Iauf6teH. Gin
prahtigss Dustt pou Or. Bad unb
Gemaa!in porgstrogsn, truq iofort sur
3ebung Der Stimmung bebsuteno BEL.
Irau 5bea StabI gnb mshrere ibrsr
bubihen 2ieosr gum gsitsn, rpeldls nit
groBem 8elfaa allfgsnommsn purben,
uno bas lisbiids Sohtsrlsin Der pr1s |
iioentin oss gsllepue 8srbdnbes, 5rl. |
StttIie ytists, erfrsute bic anpefenSeH !
our9 Die Seiluuation GINGER biibIh.r
oeutf4er Geoidts. Rahbem pi. BRA.
iibsntIn oss Ddntoner 9erbanoss in |
elmer tursen anipra6s ibre Ireub,
iibsr Den itartsn geFuf, ausaepriifi |
unb ale ber3Iih piaiommen aebeibsn
hdtts, ipuroe ourh ben prdiiDenten bes
Bsrbonoes 5srrn W. 6. 8sdmanu Sis
Rsbnerin oes abenDs frau DoruhoFe
porgsiteat. Die 9runbgsoant.u ibrer.l
Reoe todrsn bisielbsn, pie fie in Gops
lngton uro Bellevue gum 4usbruf aty
bratt ipurbtn. itoo6 3oGte re benz
Iungsn 9erein grobes COB uno pros
pbssette Ibn, tpenn er In ieiner arbett
10 fortfohre, baB er bolo elmer Der
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sfeger
Gen ftiHsnt Wrnbtr In faItsm 8lai
Hiebsratfaallt.

Der % Sabre nlie glegsr Turner
6ugbeg, Don SO. 1909 Cummings
StraBs, ipuror stitsrn 4beno tDdba
reno zines Gtreitss init fsinem Brus
Der Dan Sugbes, q Sabre oft, BON
oiefem niebergetndlIt unb fhiper pers
Iest. Die aneeI burhbrons ben rshs
ten Gbsrarm unb bobrte fidb in bic
8ruit elm. Der 8eripuuoets purns In
putrolpdeen s na6 bem ftdbtiihsn
soipitnl gsbrdht, no iein 3uiicno
dIs Guberit benentIih be5eihnet ipurr
be. Dan 6usks srgriff nad) ieiHer
6tlbentbat bic 5Iucht, um iid) ipGttr
tn Der GENERALIZATION benz Geutndnt
RpoH aus5ulieFtrn. Gr ipurbe unter
Der Qntiage bss SdisBens mit bsr
abH1t Su t6bien eingeiperrt. DER 6jes
faH9sns lit, tpis Die Dplissi trmittelte,
Elm drbeitsjheusr nno niGisnubigsr
8urfhe unb pflsgte bel IeiHsm 9rns
Der ouf Der Bdrenhaut Su Iiesen.
MS lesterer esitsrn absnb pon Der
Mrbeit beimfanl, ihtiIien feline
Shtpsitsrn ibm nit. onb Tit bon Dan
terrorifrt unb mibhonbell
tDoroen ieifn. Gr FteIIts ben 9auaes
ni1ts CUR Rsbe unb crebss, ibn aus
btm 6ouie iperfen su molten. iporuuf
Dan feineu Rspclpsr 3og uHe ihH
etnfoh nieberfHdIlie.
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iit in eiitem 4nbsnten btholttn NOD.
ten nno BOB e. tbr psreSnnt fefn mSo.
mob otter In ibrer Nlitte ipeiIen III.
tDnnen. Die 8amen Daptons IteRen
Is iih niht nsbmen, Der Bunbtsmutter
sum Mbfhiee Elm berrIicbes Glumsn.
bouquet 81 iiberreihsn. Iahbern nod,
bon peridieosnsH anneren MnpsIenhen
Reoen uno 8ortrdee erniten unb beis
tsrsn SHhoIts gsbuItsn fuurDen, frat
Die ebte neutids 9smiitblihteit in ibrt
Re6te unb Elm fIoties 1anssrdnaheu
ma4te Den 9sihtub. auf ieben HnIl
geblhrt ben 9dmsn, tpeIfe oos 10
pubfh pertauisns Gsit arrdnoirt hatten
cae anerteuuuug un6 frau DcrnbSfer
bat porausfittIth bic dnaenebmften
Srtrnerunesu bon aeHiudp miseenpms
men.
Senrp Oftsrbase bon Capton,
Der befhulbi8t tpuroe, feline Familie
oerna6ldffiet 81 baben, rpurbe pom
poIi3etrihter Sbusg aufgeforoert, i,pe
ggods $6 gun llntsrbaIt fir 0rau unb
Stnosr bet5ufeusrH.
- Gin Gtipann. Giasntbum BON
Marian 80. 4IIsn BON ge,ipport fieI
beim abIaoen RON Grbs in ben fcoss
nannt:n ~5orisi1os" stpiihen gleirpprt
uno Seaepus Der 5ubrmann sSobu
Sdmss, Der rcd sur rs6ten 3sit ob.
iprana fam 2bHs llnfau baron, pdbs
reRo bic 9biere psrIsst tpurb.n.
- 9err unb 5Srau Clifford giIss,
uuo Jpbn 9lsIh BON Dans
ton Iinb mad St. petersburg. gIa., aes
rslIt, um ben 2sihenbep1nenib BON
Jrl. Gftkr gIsia beisupobnen.
- Jm 92atonsr Stootratb ipurOe
Der gsfhiuB 1,fabt, bic 6. absnue nit
- Waeabam" oussubsFsrn. Die Rts
leIH uHb 5tec uidttontH bt.,. Der Mafs |
'srsershtfnms ruurhen BEN Gtabtratb !
lem Gpsers Sofpital /
purosn $398 % fir @erpFItsuns Der
NraHsen auesuisisu.
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.. ganbpIph. friiber Elm sslnh,

d. Hdnoolph. friiber ein 5luBs
aopttdn, tpuroe geitern nah bem ct.
eltiabetb 5ofpitul eebraht.
Sm GountDsericbt lief oeItern
Elm Gefud bes Sort Wlttheu Clubs
Elm, IN oem Die GountDfpmmiiTGre err
fnht tptreen. Die 8antlid 3urupite
ano bic Gopington uno 2eriuaton
Gurnptte Sn pertaufen.
- SEIZE 9auebman, Elm Heesr, Der
in STANFORD tpsgenGinbruhs perIunot
tpiro uao bier perbaftet ipurbe, lpurpe
9sltern BON Gsbeimpolisiit Ri6arb
SteIterS oortbin ssbrubt.
- 9as 2si6enbesdugniB Der Srau
Wtuiam SroeImunot fano eeitsrn
gta6mittdg BON Der mpbnung go. 20
Gin StraBs, 2ublotp, aug uuter aubls
rei1er 9stbeiItsurg ftatt. Die iterblis
DE 5iilIe tpurbs auf benz Spring @rops
6rieohof in Cincinnati betsefebt.
hit benz 4bbru6 Der 9ebdubs
an Der pite. RuIfsa uub Sarpep Gtras
Be, sum 3psd oes Saues zines neueu
fir bic 6. &c 8. GiTenbabn
tptrb beuts begonnsn. Der nsue 8au
foa $4,000 toTten.
-GbarIes M. Sibebpttom, "a Sab
re alt, Elm 3immermann in go. 100
Sobn StraBe, Bsit gDpington lpobns
bait, Der in Cincinnati in einem Neus
bau fiel unb nad benz bisiigen ct. Gil
Tobetb 5ofpital gsbradt lpuros, itarb
1eitern Nahmittas infolge Der an tbm
oor9enommeneu Operation ieines rebs |
ten 9stnes. Die 2si6e tpurbe bebufs |
9eftattung nah Der @phrung in Dsits |
Soptngton eebrd6t.
- 5enrp Sitter, elm Stetnmaurer, |
iber 70 Sabre alt, Rp. 6O5 qite Gtras
Sc tuohnhdft, fiet gtitsrr, aIs er in fsis |
lsm 8artsn Somsu itreute, bon elmer
SOfaung uno erlitt cine Gebirnsrihiits
erung. Or. CHS Ieiitete BEN Manue
'ie n6tbise 6iiIfs. Sein 3uftanb 1T
zines bpben gtlters pegsn Elm gefGbrs
ifsr.
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@rraHIaht eiHen 9eaer, ieint @eiiebie
HieotrsaidDieheu.

GifsrIuht CAB bic 0trdetdHuHg 5u
elmer 9rngSbis, fptlde iitb asiterH Nah'
mittns on Der Ode Der 6. Etrab. uno
Central 0pt. sutrug nnn untr ben
sabIreintn paHunttn ionie In ber
Nafharfhdfs eirs eerpoItiseAufreluHe
htrpcrtisi. Die Is Sabre alte 9tepes
rim ptnrI SobnfeH. 10. 55S NSeir ..
Strdbs, tpuroe naf furssm morttpeds :
Tel poH'ibrem eIsiholtrigen RafTegsnoIs
fen uno gsIiebten albert Relfon niss
oeraefhoHeH uno Itbsnseefdbrlih pers
Iesi. Der Worobube eEeriff. perfolpi
BON elmer noh 6unbertsn 5ahlenetH
Wenihenmsuse. Die bluft, fpubts its
bod bic 9srfOIger nit ieinsm Rtpolnsr
in ShaH su balisH. BITS sr an Der Ode
Der glzm Strabe unb q'6ommsbisn
aIIsp pon bsR 0e<impoIi5iitsn ne
Gusften un6 gurthols singehoIt rpures.
CT ri6ieit fsiHtn RepoIpsr aui bic BE-
amtsu, isooth nurbs ibm bic Dnfft aus
Der Sano gsfhIagsn bepor er @ebraudj
pcH ihr MAIDEN ioHuts. UitGuslien
bate porber Srpei ShrsdIHiiiTe auf ben
BURDEN abatasbsn. Ter Gsfanaene
tpuroe naa etm poIi5sibduptquoriisr
gebraat, no er srfldrtt, naB feline OF
liebit iica nit nnbsren W6nnern dbgss
gtbeu unb ibn tifsrfii6tis sentnht bas
be. CT babe bic 4blihi asbdbt, iih
isibit gu srfhiebsn, isi isboh bur6 bic
GehsiHpoli3iftsn on Der ausfiibrune
oiefss 9orbubtns ptrbinbsrt lporbsn.
gtarI SObnIon. bas Spfer b.s
Noroansriffs, tpures nab BEN Itdbiis
i6eH 6ofpital esbratt, mo es Iih sr
sab. onb Iie non tintr auesI in ben linz
tsrltib seiroffeH tpprosn mar. gle hai
nur esrinee ausiiht auf 9snsfung.
DIE poIiStl srnitiegte fpd!er, lah
IltIioH ben Rtuolpsr. NIT lpslhem er
IsiHs GsIiebte nisberinnllts. surs Dor.
9tr in hsm anben bss Cos. Cummings, |
no. 424 Central Apenus, aeItcblen |
,atte. Gr bate Iih msbrsrs atpclper |
yur Austp1bl norIegsn Iaiien, nls sr
lnsn berfelbeH NIT fhorftn potronsn, |
uelGs tr aus Der 5aitts Sog, Iub unD |
,oponIief. btpor Cummings binier benz
saoeHtifh bsrpericmmsn tennte.
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nenbeednsniHen bon WeitaIiseern su
gsben, Ionoeren bic Gerempnien i'm
Sduie bes 8eritorbenen obsubalten.
Die Mabl Der Beaten ergab iplgsn0es
Neiultat: prdfDent, Ssnrp 70. Reufh;
9i5ssprdi., Sobn 3iegIsr; grOt. .Setr.,
W. 5iigIeiH; sstuans. .Seiretdr, 3.
S6miDt; 2lTiiisntTSetr., 9loom 3its.
Ier; ShuBmeiiter, @bam Magner;
;Sabnsntrdger, ssreo. Staubad; Der.
st, 5abnentr1ger, glnton RirIfl;
&ranten-aOmmittse, petsr Saud;
Gergsunt.atz 4rms. Sobn altemsssr;
&r5t Or. 3. u. 5rtdmann.
-2puis 0oIsbdufsr erlanate asItsrn
sineu 8erbaftsbefebt qssen antoH9abI,
tpeaen Ginbru6s uHo 3tsbitabIs.
8abI befinbet itch in 5oft.
- Srl. QIma 9srnobette 8auiing,
5odtsr oss Serrn 9auiing, lpiro fh
in 8dIoe nit 5srrn y. Sebmann BON
geIleoue. ap., psrmGbIsn.
- Sm Stabtgerihte lpuros ser aaq
BON 2ouis 9oeb, Ter BON feinsr Truu
os, 9rObung beituloiet pirb, auf
morgen, uub Der 6aQ bon albert
Gperion, tpeasn 3edprsGersi, ouf Jrei.
tag oerI6oben. Gperfon ION perIu6t
baben, 5rau Peuie 8. Rir um eins
aoitrehnung gu betritgsn.
Der Gan bes 6. aennebp, Der ans
getIogt 1T Rufus guforb in ben Sigbs
lambs angsbaItsn unb beraubt 3u ba.
ben. tpuroe BON 5ritosrsri6ter uta.
fttnptt auf beute OerI6obeH.
- Dds GsihenbeadnaniB beg perIt.
2ouis 9aIlsnbed fInbst beuts Ra6mits
tag pon Der Dat Strabs in st. 5bO.
mas aus ftatt.
-8sssn RurD psrboFtst. glmos
Stotes, ein 5arbissr, Der in Iisnitsn
Der Gangborne Contribution So. in
UseIbourne, 9p., ftsbt. lpuroe geIt.rn !
BON poli3st6sf Good in ben Siablanos !
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FdngniB gsbradt. GOOD erbielt pom
Sbertff bon atmbua Co., Dsit 9irqis |
MA, stn 2sIe8rdmm StOtes gu Osrbafs |
en, oer pessn Srmorouus zines Wurs !
1es berIaHgt tpiro. Ginj.lkitsu tonns
en- niht ermittsIt fpernen.
- 9as Grstutips qpmmittee oes
Ssut't sam.ritanti9sn StaDtptrbaus
'es perfammeIt iit am nGtittn frettaa
4beno IN osm Bureau bes Tati0nols
6rn. 8obsrt g. S1rs
sl. 0a bohft tpihtias 6sf6dfts Dor.
lesen, II 5u boffen, bub Iitb bic Grit. |
Iieoer ale stnfinbsn :rtrosn.
- Or. 8. .. Ri6urbs pOn Gapton
i bon Cuba 3uriitaeiebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
Sofal . Seridt.
1as Sausrn.1 .1beater.
Tai Cbsrnmmsraausr Gnismbls f,iui
iulsssr iA6He 5riRmpbs.

Gs DtrIohnt iih ipirtlin, bsmSlnms
pic 5beottr an Sisbenisr, afpif6sn
WdlHut uHb UlaiH Sirabs, olIpo bas
Sbtrommsrenutr 9dusrn GniembIe
sur 3sii 9oriteLIuugsH gibl. eineH Be-
iu6 absaltattsn. 3ieie WaturIhdus
fpisIsr nidt esEsh,n 81 bdbtn. mar. cine
unDerSeiblibe SiiRbs, bonn man ipiirbe
ilG unl einen eietnartieen 8snuB brins'
gen. Deitern 4bsRb esIanate bns
9oltsFtiid Die id5OHe Wliaibduerin"
sur 4ufflbrung uEb bic ipadsre aiinfts
ltrI6oar perbitnt fir bis aebieaens
Wieotrsabe entftisbsn 4nertennuna.
Das publitum eeisi. Dtnn aud, nit,t
nit isintm gsifali. Der bdonbtrs 1syl.
Toni Gang ole bic WcIburen Wi.nins
ger leit 9iisirolls). Serrn serb. Qaal
als Der 1nDtr gtreItbusr, 5rI. anna
SHdr ais bic SttiIis, Dams 6hent,
Sanni graHi, 3snsi Goser, gsrtl
ShuItes, ShOri6el RaD. gsppi bdu.
singer, War SGuI:sE. Waftl Witt,
SeppI 5ausins.r. Toni 9obmann,
Sisl Rnilling, peter 9obmnnn uno
6sini Mayhetti gait. glasrliebit h5rs
ten ii6 bic ShHababiipfl an unb es
lpures nit elmer Cuff aeiobeIt, bab man
feine Grtubt Daran bnbsn mubts. auc,
bic 1an3einlagtH unh bic .3ipifnenmus
III faHben unesthsilten 9elfaa.
Die fh0ns WilIib1uerin1 pirb
beaie Rr6mittag ipisberbuit unD fir
bic absnbDorfts[Iung lit Bis iuftios
gousrnpoile NIT @siang unb sana
Der WuHbsrboftor pon 1eqernIts1
ungsfesi. Gisfs poiIs lit BIER uRb,s
tnnnt, oIfo Elm Doppelter anlob sum
Btfud Der 8orittauna. I'm sriten
3nif6tnatt ipirb ii1 bos BirtuoFens
1srseii 6eiHi Dlar6etti, Streidmslos |
pion. yetsr gobmann. acnseris3 s3itber,
unb Toni gobmdnn, aonirns Guitarre, |
Dsrnetmsn Iaiisn unb nHBsrbenI tonsen |
bier pnort ben Shu1pIdttIer. Sm
5irtitsn 3pifheHaii pirb Elm semilhs |
tsr ebor bic gefuhsr NIT aisbern nnb |
JpbIern trfreuen.