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The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
BURNS PRAISED AND RELEASED
Charge of Kidnapping John ]. Me- Namara Lodged Against Great Detective Not Sustained Be-
 fore the Federal Court

Indianapolis, Jan. ii.-Compli- mented by the federal court for having rendered a great service to his country" William J. Burns, the detective. today was released from the charge of having kidnap- ped John J. McNamara, the con- victed dynamiter.
 All charges in the indictments against Burns for having captured the labor leader in Indianapolis last April and taking him to California for trial were held to be null and void.
 "If l or this court had had any thing to do with the arrest of Mir, Burns in this instance, I should certainly now tender him an apol- ogy," said Federal Judge A. B An Iderson in dismissing the indict- ments brought hy the county grand jury under which the detective had been held in $i0,000 bail.
 The order which the court shall enter will make it impossible for any prosecutions to be brought un- der the indictments
 The court held that when Burns and James Hosick, a detective of Los Angeles, arrested McNamara on requisition from the governor of California, and honored by the governor of Indiana, they acted le- gally under the federal statutes. Judge Anderson indicated if Ho- sick, who was also indicted, petit tioned for release. the release would be granted.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
MEAT RECORDS
 ARE NOT FOUND
Accountants in Trial of Packers Testify They Believe Books and and Records of Packers
 Have Been Destroyed.

Chicago, Jan. i2.-Books and rec ords showing the items and allow ances used in figuring the test cost of fresh meats, which were in- spected by the federal grand jury
 investigating charges of relating against the packers in 1909, cannot be found by employees of the de-
 fcndants for use in the trial of the ten packers charged with con- spiracy in restraint of trade before United States District Judge Car |penter.
 Three accountants employed by the packers testified that they had searched for the records in ques- ton and had been unable to find them. They said they believed the documents had been destroyed.
 The witnesses were asked to bring the price ledger and other books bearing on the manufacture and sale of fresh meat into court tomorrow but it is expected that the defense will make a determined effort to prevent them from going into the record of the case on the ground that the books of cor poration cannot be used as evil |dence against it's officers in a crim- inal proceeding.
 The three witnesses heard today previously had given testimony against the packers before the fed eral ganrd jury, but Judge Car |penter declined to permit the wit |nesses to read the stenographic re- port of the grand jury evidence for |the purpose of refreshing their memories.
 The packers accountants were unable to remember many of the items and allowances used in flgur- | ing the test cost of slaughtering lcattle.
 The three witnesses heard were Henyr F. Mover, chief accountant in the dressed meat department of Armour X Co.,; Edgar Rothschild, a clerk in the same department, and H. A. Timmons, chief accountant of Morris & Co.
 The government endeavored to show by the testimony of these
 Witnesses that the system used by Armour & Co. in figuring the test cost was substantially the same and that the allowances made for the different by-products were made lquate.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18

suddenly to Attorney Reed. he ex- claimed:
 Did |, Judge2"
 Yes, you wrote a letter to the president about Knox's appoint ment."
 Don't you think it rather un- usual" Representative Beall asked. that so many of these great men were ignorant of the laws?"
 "Non
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Saw Their First Snow.

San Antonio, Texs Jan. i2.-For the first time since 1899 whlte mantle of snow covered San An tonic today. Thousands of children awoke this morning to see snow for the first time.
 From midsummer 10 miu-Wiii- ter was the plunge San Antonio took into the cold wave over night Yesterday the temperature here was 72 above. At 3 o'clock thls morning it was i9 above.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
St. Louis 8 Below.

St. Louis, Jan. i2.-Temperatures of zero and below prevailed in Eastern Missouri today. Hannibal registered i4 below. It was 8 be- low here. Citizens of all religious denominations arranged for wa gons to cover the entire city to- morrow and gather clothing for the poor.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Admit Cattle Are Dying.

Dalhart, Tex, Jan. i2.-Cattle men in this section today ack- nowledged that cattle on the ranges are dying for lack of food and water. They say the loss up to yesterday was not great.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Ninth Day Below Zero.

Chicago, Jan. i2.-Chicago today is suffering it's ninth consecutive day of zero weather. It was i be- low this morning. Suffering in all parts of the city is increasing. The funds of the charitable organiza- tions are practically exhausted.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Neqro Found Dead.

Huddled close to the dead embers of fire made from the last scrap of furniture in the house, the frozen body of Charles Hart, aged 75, negro veteran of the Civil war, was found in a cabin on the outskirts here today.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Rapld Dron at Nem nrIeans

New Orleans, Jan. i2.-From ls degrees above zero at a. m. the temperature in New Orleans had dropped to 3i ai 2.3o D. m. Al ihai hour the mercury continued lhe rapid decline.
 Fer ihs first time in several
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
WHOLE COUNTRY
 SUFFERS WITH COLD
Forty-two Below in Dakota-Snow Clear to Gulf-Many Places Suf- fer for FueI--People of Kansas
 Town Steal Train to Get Food

Kansas City, Jan: i2.--Not in 25 years has the Southwest experienc- ed such severe winter conditions as yesterday and today. The ther- mometer here registered 20 below at this morning. Although the blizzard, the worst since 1886, abated today, the mercury over the entire district dropped to the low est of the season. It was 35 de- grees below at Sioux City this morning.
 The Prevalent Association here announced that unless heavy con- tributions are received immediate ly, freezing and starvation will re- suit to hundreds here. The threat ened famine in Western Kansas has assumed a most serious aspect. Not since noon Thursday has a passenger train passed over the Santa Fe or Rock Island between Hutchinson and Dodge City or Hutchinson or Liberal. Near King man, Kas., on the Santa Fe, six To- comotives are stalled in a cut. The crews deserted and sought shelter in the nearest homes. In some towns the railroads are dividing fuel with citizens to prevent sui fprinR
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Kansas Begs for Help.
Oklahoma snnerinn.

At Beaver, Ok. is degrees below is reported, with two feet of snow on the ground. The county offices there have been closed so that the fuel provided for them might be distributed among the residents.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
SENATE RECORD
 OF JEFF DAVIS

Fort Smith American.
 Senator Davis insists he is standing on his record. Here is his record, which we believe to be correct, as borne out by the Con- gressional Record. If any error is committed in giving it the South west American will be glad to cor rect the same on having it's atten- ton called to it and the error spe- officially stated by the senator or any of his spokesmen for his re- flection. The record:
 First Session-Sixtieth Congress.
 Sworn in December 9, 1907.
 Delivered celebrated eobweb speech Dec. fl, 1907.
 In seclusion until January 6, 1908.
 Next heard of April 5, 1908.
 Absent more than half the time between April to May 30, date of adjournment.
 Voted nine times; missed 3i 1: paired eight times; not paired 32 times; present one time out of B on roll call for quorum.
 Second Session--Sixtieth Con- gress.
 Convened December 2, 1908.
 Senator Davis arrived January 9, 1909.
 Remained until January 2.
 Not heard of again until March 4.
 Accounted for 20 days.
 First Sixty-first Congress
 Opened March i6, 1909.
 Absent si days.
 Present 2S days.
 Second Session-Sixty-flrst Con- gress.
 Opened December 5, 1909.
 Senator Davis arrived January ', 1910.
 Remained until March 5; not heard from until Mach 2S.
 Remained until March 30; not heard from until April 29.
 Remained until May |, moi heard from until June f3.
 From June i3 to 25. date of ad- iournment, absent most of time.
 First Session -Sixty-Second Con- gross.
 Convened in December.
 Senator Davis arrived in Wash ngton following January.
 What Jeff Did Do.
 On the day of adjournment of the sixtiethl congress, after the in- surgent Republicans and Demo- crats joined hands and for days and nights brilliantly fought to wrest the power from the trust-eon- trolled machinery for the relief of the people, Senator Davis, who was sOiournlng in Arkansas. telegraph ed Senator LaFollette:
 Hold the fort, for I am coming" {"
 He arrived in Washington after ihe fort had been surrendered.
 Instead of being present and par ticipating in the great tariff fight that occupied a greater portion of the sixty-flrst congress, Senator Davis was in Arkansas trying to elect a governor and abusing the farmers union, denouncine a one armed man who had been his friend for years.
 Paired 3i times during the sec ond session of the sixty-flrst con- gress with Senator L0rimer Of flii- n0is. who Senator Davis says should be expelled from congress.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Citizens Seize a Train.

At. Jetmore, Kas., the citizens got tired of waiting for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to open it's snowbound tracks. Their food and stock supplies not hav- | ing been replenished since Decem- Der 26. the people held mass meeting and, acting upon resolu- ton, seized a Santa Fe train that had been stalled in the snow be- tween Jetmore and Larned. The train crew tried to fight off the in vaders, but failed. The train was taken, the tracks cleared o' snow and the citizens ran the locomotive and cars to Larned, where supplies were purchased and distributed to the people of that town and Jet more.
 $40 for Coal at Kansas City. Kansas City tonight reports a heavy snow falling and a 40-mile wind blowing. Forty dollars a ton | for coal is heinz offered, and 5,ono persons are in immediate need of help. The charity organizations of the city were taxed throughout the day, and tonight decided to draw on the city's S25,000 emergency fund. The supply of natural gas is at lowest ebb.
 Kansas Begs for Help.
 The snowstorm is heaviest in Kansas, where it ragged all day and showed no signs of abatement to- might. On account of the extreme cold and a shortage of coal, Kan sas University at Lawrence was closed tonight. Topeka reports that both the Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads have stopped their trains at terminals. and that Union Pacific has been forced to abandon all train schedules west of Topeka. Governor Stubbs and the Kansas Utilities Commission were deluged throughout the day with appeals for help which poured in from the towns off the railroads.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
LillIe spanish Peanuts for Seed.

Supply iimited-if taken now d50; at seeding time S2.50 per bushel Louie Scott, Box @. Hat field, Ark. s-22-fm
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18
Fuel Famine Threatened.

Twenty below zero was the low est January reading known to the local bureau. The readings ranged from 6 below at Oklahoma City to i2 below at Huron, s. D. Dodge City. Kas., was IS below, Ft. Smith Ark, zero. The cold wave spread to the Texas coast, where Corpus Christi was startled by tempera- ture of 26 degrees above and snow driven by high winds. The mer- cury at Topeka registered i9 be- low. A fuel famine is threatened there.
 No trains reached or departed from Hutchinson since yesterday, The coal supply is short there. Twenty degrees below is registered at Lawrence. The university will remain closed until after Monday on account of the lack of coal.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-18

years light furry of snow was witnessed here this evening.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Sriei aus Saa,Ha6lauo.

Serr Geore @ettum lhretbt benz
' vTeutihen Serplo" pie iolat:
&obrbah, III. April 1912. Sn
Saben ses aueeblihen &aubmOroers
Erieorid Sduls IN gllerauoerfelo bat
iih Elm Ssrr Srieorid gletb pernebmen
laHen, Der fir ieinen 6reuno S6uls
anitritt uno bspeiien Mil, ouB lebterer
elm braner, ebrbarer uno redtihaiiener
Menib 1T uno iein @ermOaea burd
ieinsn Skis sytuUrbeu bat. SD mOd-
te bier etpas anfiibren, mas Seigen ioa,
no S6uiSsirieoer iein germO9en ber
bat, unb mas ieOem rettibuiienen Wen-
iden gu osaten eeben iOllte.
Sn gleuiab oiente elm &uhsntueat
anb als feline 3sit aus mar, sins er
fort uno tam gu j. SdulS auf oeiien
pa6tlteppe. ga es geraoe Srelh3eit
mar, 10 betam Der &uhe eleih Nrbeit.
go piele glrbeitsleute beiiammen lino,
oa aibt es piel 3u eradblen, uno Der
&uhe ersdblte oa aud, oaB in gteulab
cine Siioin nobne, bic 6 aus9eseihnet
quite Mildtiibe babe. 3. S6ulS iaete
nun an9eblid gu oem Sne6t, er iollte
Die &iibe tsbleu uno su ibm brin9en,
er miiroe ibm fir ieoes Stiif 10 &bl.
besablen. 9lls Der &uile Iuate, er tonn=
te bas ni6t allein unternebmen, iol tbm
56uls nod einen Mann mit9e9eben
ha5sn. Die beioen 9in9en nun nab
Neulab uno bra6ten Die &iibe benz
Shuls, melAer ihnen oafiir 60 &bl.
ausbesa5l! saten ioa. Nab tur5er 3eit
fam Elm Gdufer uno faufte oem ShulS
spei aibe ab, pel6e Der Gdufer nad
Der Staot giitolaisw auf ben Murtt
bradte. glber Der bate llneliid uno
III elei6 ermiiht poroen, oenn be Siis
bin bate mad alien 8idtrngen Seles
oramme auseeididt. pelde ibren gsr-
lut melOeten. Ser 6dufer wuroe ar
retirt, er 9eitano aud sleia, mo er bic
Giibe getauft bate. Sic pelisei lieb
bon oem Gdufer bic 2ibe suriittreiben
uno bic Suoin idlob Iih Dem 3use on.
s. Sduls madte sroBe 9luaen, als er
Die ppli3ei unO Die Siioin lab, aber er
mubte quite Miene gum b0ien Spiel
MAIDEN uno 9ab audi gleta bic anoern
bier Glbe beraus. Die Siioin bra6te
ibre 6 Giibe pieoer Iad gteuiaB, bic
poli3ei aber nabm aneeblid elm 9ltes
ShmisrpIlalter BON S6uls uno ibpieg
itia.
ga nod anoere Saaen bOrla9en,
9ine Der iun9e Sdul3 nah 9lrsentinien
uno iein Batter mubte cine 3eitlan9 IN
Sfrod Drummer, oa er aber piel 6e=
bern flieeen lieB, puroe er wleoer auf
freieu 6ub seieBt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Surge ruifi6e Na@ri6ten.

9lleranorowit. 9ie lanotpirtblhafts
li6e 6abrit 3ieelers 1T nieoereebrannt.
9ie 9erlute belaufen Ii4 auf iiber
100, 900 &u6el.
Somit. Sm 3uiammenban9 NIT
Der Rspilion Oes Senators gteoem
puroen his6er in alem 800 geamte
Der Iibiriihen @iienbabn our gertdtlts
den 8erantwortun9 9e3oSen.
9luoien3. Qlm IA. glpril puroer
bier Sepolmadtiate Der slrbeiter bon
Der 6abrit Sbbn in Soeiia BON CT.
Waietdt Dem &aiier in auoien3 emp'
fanaen. 9ie 4rbeiter iiberreidten ben
3bronfolger bon ibnen anSefertl9t'
Mlooelle lanowirtbidaftliter Wlaitiner
uno @erdtbe. Ssim Gmpfans war De-
OoeRaer Staotbauptmann &ammer
berr SoinopIti anpeieno.
Sine neue Giienbabnlinie. Ter Utl
nifsrratb bat einen bonn Yertebrsmt
uiferium auseearbeitetes prolett &c
biliot, oas ben gau elmer @iienbabn
linie aui Staatstofen swiiden peters
burg uno &aiNuli pOriiebt. Der So
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

tsEsaAvA tm &mRWrxsaes. EA:.-
NtsuaAsISA
IN 9aUSSl Neawn sin.es seHtS aal
ISvw vaES asENits esaEntu; maa
IA bstsyts pa % Gaesn Ia ns ash
asagunasH. apu aui cine wiAoalttae
cEsas Ia man net niAt asltsbeH.
EN aaRNlsr @auiOyenwiTielAdit. eis
man eaklbh aRlansa siniaark. be-
,cmmt Die 90iuua Der geahsriraae srh
ibrsn poaeu @eria. Anosyniaus Oarite
bic Sishsu1t aui Nem Sanoe orauben
ieine rsutabls siu; audi tsiue erstebias
RildWirtbi1Oft Iiebs ih sinrittsu.
neil e0s @aNer iurs Gish pom gilman
aus ,naeilbrt weroen mabte. mas init
eielen llntoiisn perbunoen wdre.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Brief aus Sul,. Sin.&nklsssaa.

Gin Gorreiponbent idreibt Der 9eut-
i6en &uuoihau pie fol9t:
9lm 5. 9lpril reenete es bel uns elm
peni9. Eas @stter piiroe i6on reAt
Iein, aber es lit nod INNER su talt.
Die porige @ode mar aud Der Wino
etipas ;u itiirmii6.
Die stpei 9lbtbeilun9en bonn &onium=
perein beipdbren iih gut. Wan bort,
bab bieiss Sabr Der 9oniumoerein einen
ooppelt 10 srOben llmiuB MAIDEN miro,
mie i'm porisen Sabre. Wie gut wdre
es, ipenn Der 2oniumDerein nidt allein
Nare pertaufen niiroe, ionoern aud
@eisen uno ionltiae bieiiae grseusniNe
annebmen uno na6 yiifOlaieu ooer
meter perfaufen tonnte.
Damn t0nnte er be; gutter 8eihdfts=
fiibrung mebrere tauieno &ubel idbr=
lib &einosminn baben. llno nit ei-
mem Sbeile bon oieiem &eingetpinn
tonnten Die idbrlihen @emeinoeausla=
laeen geDcdt perpen. Wande bon ben
Sulser Observation-Disclosures be-
gen ibon lange ben plan, ourh ben
Rnalumperein cine 8eloquele 3u idaf=
ZEN, um aus berielben einen 3beil ooer
aud aans Die @emeinoeauslasen gu
,abten. 9eioer eibt es nod INNER iols
DE Qeuts. Die ni6t perlteheu, meld ei-
ne Wobltbat sin sutgefiisrier ROnium=
perein fir Elm 9orf 1T. WlOsen oas
op9 ale ertennen!
Infer Girhbof b. B. @ottesader bat
epu Ssryn s. @. ein eiiernes SbOr er-
balten.
llniere 3utI6ur9nner 2olonien lfebeu
oeoenmdrtia i'm 3eihsn Der gliitBen'
bdume. Die &dume baben einen 10
reidliten S6mud aneele9t, wie lton
mebrere Sabr nidt mebr. Ter otele
Sdnee ideint bic oirette uriote bon
oielem su lein. Menn bic gBitterun9
oleih na6 Der 8liitbe cine llnoe uno
marine in wiro, riirfte es bsusr elne
reihe 9lpritoienernte 9eben. Seioer
aber 1T su befiir dten. Die talte gplttes
rune, Die mir eeaenmdrtis baben, tonn=
te lanae anbalten. 9lm 10. uno IL.
9lpril mar tiibti9 Sis in ben Srunnets
tr09en. glud beute mor9en mar etmas
Sis, ieop6 lab man nod nidt, oaB be
Sbfbdnms aelitten bdtien. Sn StraBs
burg ipllen i6ou pisle Sbltadrten pers
tauft iein. llniere Sblibdnoler, bic
nur Suoen iino, taufen bic grnte bo6-
items nit einem 9rittel 9lnselo; febli
ibre Spetulation, sieben iie li4 unter
allen nur mOsliden Mudinationen au'
rid uno bic gsiiber maiien fid mil
benz maseren 9lnselo beaniiaen. 8liid'
absr Die SPECULATION, 10 lteden Die
Sdnoler eroBe @etpiune elm, oa 9leit
su anians Der Sliitbeseit nod billiss
&dufe ab3uidlisben lino, neil su oieiei
3eit immer GROCER @elomanael berri1t,
Sos Wintsrsetreioe peripridt BIZ
iebt aud cine quite grnte gu aeben. ot
bic gooenfeudti9tsit nod INNER gun
@adstbum seniseno 1T; nur iollte q
enoIid NAL pdrmer iperoen. 6rstlld
wdre elm gutter Resen sur grtpeidunl
Der bartsn Gruits Der oberen groididte
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Sabt ihr i'm sinne nisies Sabr ets
Was an,utrei9en!

gDenn 10, oann offerieren mir eu4
Die allernisorialten Preiie fir gnltrei6'
fdrben uno Dele. llniere Yreiie iino
nieoriger als lebtss Sahr uno Die sln.
itreidfarben iino bon oerielben Site
ipie supor. @ir sarantieren alle uniere
ssarbea. 9eriudt es nit uns uno ibr
meroet INNER unlere Sorten 9ebrau-
deu. @ureta Drug SO. (gIpotbete.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
9engite 81 9ieniten.

@unide hermit betannt gu MAIDEN,
oab i'd smei erittlaiiise perderon.Sen9=
Ite na4 gureta brad.e, ipelAe wdbreno
Der SaiIpn 1912 bier su Sisnte iteben
weroen. Sieie Sensfe lino erittlaiiise
Sbiere, in sutsm 3utunoe uno iollten
BON allen oenen in glu9enidein senoms
men perben, pelde iid oafiir intsreiiie'
rem. @ebhbr: Saiielbs wie Oorises
Sabr.
8. 8. 6iooler, gi9entbiimer.
y. s. Sennede, Wanager.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23
Gntlauien.

@pn meiuer 6urm, IL Ntetlen iiio=
0flid bon @nreta, spel idwarsbraune
ponpfuten, on ben @Oroerfiiben be-
idla0en; oieielben baben cine 8rOBe
uno ieoes Bat cine iueibe Sleb auf Der
Gtirne. g8er oieielben bat ooer mer
tpeiB no iie iinb, 1T aebeten es mid
milIen an laIieu. Sacob 3. SOffmann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-23

Itenani6la9 belGuft Iih auf 7,079, 600
Gubel. 8ie 9eplante 2inie miro oas
erlte 8lieo Der @iienbabn Petersburg
Nitolailtaot blben. Der Gntpurf wiro
uddtens Der Reidsouma Sueeben.
@arihau. Sei Der Station Yiliaw
lino Sebn Sduier nieOer9ebrannt. Sn
Den 6Iammen tamen Spei SOloatsn
uno orsi 6rauen UNI.
NiibnisNow9oroo. 8as gOriento-
mitee 1T bel Der Resieruns nit einem
8eiud I'm Grri6tung elmer @iienbobn,
Die our6 gtiibni.Iowgoroo sieben uno
Mostau nit Sibirien perbinoen ioa,
ein9etommen.
Sii9insm. Die Staotouma bat CUR
6eier Oes 100. idbrisen Subildums Der
ginperleibun9 YeRarabiens 5000 &bl.
aiii9niert.
&ritow a. 8. Ger gu6balter Der
0rtlihen glbtbeilun9 Der Staatsrenterei
1T neuli6 nit l50,0 900 &ubel fIii6tio
geporoen.
Salta. Sier bat iiinslt elm iOld Def.
tiger Sturm gewiitbet, oaB Die dlteiten
Seute Iih an einen iolAen nidt erin=
nern t6nnsn. 9as Sdiff vSp. Sera-
i'm" nuroe ans llfer seworfen uno 1T
3ertriimmsrt. Sn Nomoroiiiilt tpuroen
fiinf grOBe Se9elidiife ans llier sewor=
fen. gs iino Menidenopfer su perseid=
men.
5a9anros. 9ie Maturonsnfubrit
bon glOmitos 1T ein9edidert woroen.
9ltra6an. 9luf Der Sniel Slbet=
idsn puroen bonn lebten Sturm ie6s
6iiderbdusaen 3srtOrt; 25 Slider to-
men um.
petersburg. Dem Samaraer @ou=
perneur puroen cine Million &bl. fir
Oiientli6e 2rbeiten angewieien.
Mostau. Die Staotpermaltuns un-,
ter3eidnete einen @ertrus nit Der 9On=
ooner gant rS6roosr iiber &salilie=
rune elmer Anleibe bon 35, 999, 964 81.
Ser &aiiierer Der 6abrit Der @eiel=
idait 3en3utp bat 26, 900 &bl. perun=
treut.
Gieiu. llnpeit Seroitiden lit elm
Na6en nit paliasieren 9etippt. @ier
perlonen lino ertrunten.
SoinopiSp. 0ie glrbeiter Der Wlas
nufatturiabrit in Suwerse baben tbre
9lrbeiten neulih pieoer auf9enommer.
Siriula. Die ShbmeSteiienbabn bat
sur @ntmidluno Der @iienbabnsg sgBert=
ndtten So, 600 Rbl. an9emielen.
&oIton a. 8. Ser @etreioebanoel
Itptt. 81 Mi0icnen puo 8etretoe 1T
abaeI6idt, fam aber we9en Sperrun9
Der 9aroanellen ni6t on Srt uno Stelle
9ebraht meroen.
SrtutIt. Sm 8OlOinouitrieses
bet 1T &ube. Sie 9lrbeiter lueisern Iit
immer nod, Die 9rbeiten aufSunebmen.
9m 8. 9lpril ltrsitten Die 8rubenarbet-
ter Der Siberemtoper Steintoblen9ru-
ZEN. 9a Die @slsaidaft iiA bereit er-
tldrte, Die 90bne gu erbOhen, be9annen
bic 9lrbeiter am IL. glpril mieoer sll
arbeiten.
Strabburs, 90. &r., 20. 9lpril
1912. Gowobl Die Gdufer als aud bic
9rtdufer muHsn beitdnois in aensfen
leben, ertsre neil lie idon iosiel 8elo
fur ObHsdrten ausse9sben, leBtere neil
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