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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Miners Scale Not Settled.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 15.-The
conference between the coal miners
and operators ended with the miners
demanding an increase of ten cents
ton. and the operators holding out for
a decrease of the same amount. The
present contract expires April 1, and
attempts will be made before that
time to reach an agreement.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Organizing in New York.

UTICA, N. ". Feb. lathe Of
ficers of he New York State Fedora
ton Of Labor are engaged in CAIN
paign to induce all the local unions
in the state to affiliate with the state
body.
Much important legislation will
come before the present session of
the legislature, among which is a
workmen's compensation bill.
With all the unions Of the state
members of the state federation it IS
claimed it will not be difficult to Sc
cure this needed legislation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
To Discuss Higher Paw.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia commit
tee composed of seven railroad presi-
dents is discussing with the general
managers of their roads, the demand
made by the locomotive engineers tor
higher wages.
1t is stated that the committee will
meet for consultation Feb. 23 The
engineers in the eastern districts
have asked for an advance of fifteen
per cent.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
possibility Of recurrence Of trouble

possibility Of recurrence Of trouble
with Japan. .,.a z5.. Il & 81
n Under the terms Of the bill, origin
ally reported by the committee, it. ex-
cluded Chinese and Japanese laborers.
whose subjects cannot become natur-
allied Americans. Under the general
agreement now in force between. this
country and Japan the state depart
ment protested and in accordance
with that protest the bill was modi-
fled. ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Hearings Come to An End.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-The hear
ings on the Seamen's bill before the
Merchant Marine and Fisheries COM
mittee of the house have been closed.
Ship owners from the Great Lakes
and the Atlantic occupied four days
in opposing the bill before the COM
mittee. The Seamen's unions of Bos-
ton and Philadelphia recently adopted
resolutions favoring the bill.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Ask For Trade Committee.

ators in Indiana, Illinois and Penn
sylvania urged the Senate Interstate
Commerce committee recently to Gre
ate an interstate trade commission to
have the same control over the coal
mining industry that the Interstate
Commerce commission has over trans
portation IT. gs II T zy#.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Revival at joplin.

JOPLIN, Feb. 15.-Joplin is exper-
fencing a revival. An organizer for
the Electrical Workers is n the city
giving his. time to that trade. An or
ganizer from the Stationary Engi-
neers has spent a number of weeks
here and succeeded in establishing
an Engineers local and in organizing
three other locals at Gainesville,
Webb City, and Carl junction.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
1t Sure Does Pay to Organize.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. IT,
The teamsters in this city have or
gained a local union. Immediately
they commenced agitation for an in
crease in wages which has been sue
cessful.
All drivers of single wagons pro-
cured an increase Of 81 a week. All
drivers of doubles got an increase of
$3.50 a week.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17

President Taft says he 'shall not reply to attacks
by Colonel Rooseveltout Of respect for the dignity
OF his office he will refrain from entering into con-
troversy with the ex-president' and he tasks his
friends to 10 the same.' The dignity that has hth
erto attached to ex-presdent doesn t bother the
colonel, but Taft's determination not to enter the
ring with him on this account is a neat side wipe
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
VAST Makers to Strike

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Wom-
ems VAST and Dress Makers union
and Cutters union will strike. The
strike will probably involve 10000
members. A definite day has not yet
been set on which the strike will be
called.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Would Limit Hours

WASHINGTON Feb. 15.-A resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the
constitution Of the United States,
granting congress the power to pass
laws regulating the hours of labor
generally throughout the United
States, has been introduced in the
house by congressman Samuel w.
Mccall, of Massachusetts,.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Urge Women to Organize.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Miss Lee
nora OReilly Of New York, lectur-
ing before the civic committees of
the District Federation Of Women's
clubs in this city recently, urged the
women of Washington to support the
laboring women Of the country II.
their efforts to organize trade unions.
1t was stated that more than $780,
900 women are gaining livelihood as
wage earners, 49,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17

live fool is worth more than dead philoso
pher, SO just try and live as long as you can and
as happily. Many It wise man will tell you that
without knowledge there is no happiness or reaza-
ton OF real living, but many another just as wise
will admit that Where ignorance is bliss it is follv
to be wise.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
GLASS PLANT CLOSES.

COFFELVILLE, Kan, Feb. 15-
The Kansas Window Glass Plant has
shut down, throwing into .ildesness
about zoo men. In this section of the
country natural gas is used largely
for manufacturing and domestic pur-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Shortage Of Saddle Makers.

LONDON, Feb. 15.-There is a
shortage Of saddle makers in this
city.
Recently an effort was made by a
manufacturer from Paris to secure
six additional men in this city. He
was unable to find single man. The
scarcity is due to the fact that boys
have not taken up the trade.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
. Bert III Connors Acnuitted.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-Bert H.
Connors, one of the men indicted for
dynamiting the Hall of Records in
this city, has been acquitted.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
3 Dillil,rl,a,,,,. ism 1 AfotIiried.

WASHINGTON FEB. The Sem.
ate Immigration. committee has 1nodi-
tiled ed the Dillins ham IHnmigra ton bill.
IN q manner calculate ed 40 remove the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
After q New Agreement.

PITTsBURG, Feb. n 1.-THE gar
n1ent workers of this city are nego-
tiating for q new agreement with
their employers. ..s ..isl. ::t#5.. # ssa:s ii i.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17

: tramp stealing ride ON a train in Mich;oan
jumped off as it passed burning hotel aroused the
sleeping dodgers and his rescue work done reganed
his place on the bumpers before the train left the
Yards. A pretty full volume of comment on Amer
lean human nature is contained in the brief report
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
LABOR ACTIVITIES s..
FROM ALL THE WORLD

Under this head crisp news of the
labor movement, obtained through
The Labor Worlds special CORE
spondence system, is condensed for
the benefit Of the busy man.
Carpenters Win Strike.
KINGSVILLE, Tex, Feb. 15.-The
Carpenters of this city made de-
mand last fall for a raise in wages
to take effect Jan. l.
The contractors refused and the
carpenters went on strike, remaining
out six days, at the end of which
time satisfactory agreement was
reached and they returned to work.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17

What to do with an ex-emperor (China) is al
most as perplexlng as what to do with an ex pre-
sident ~ fSSs .S ,.s Sa1T177 Is a4&
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-02-17
Electricians Get Raise

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE Electrical
Workers controversy in this city,
which was referred to an arbitration
committee, has been settled. The
Electricians received raise from
$500 to $40 epr day.
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Sno.Ema6a.

8cites 9lebrasfa Rtnooieb Itebl
nod INNER bod I'LL 9reiie, oas
Sun0ertpfuno iuur0e 9ienitoa Al
1915 berfauft. Die ,3ui1t6r bon
9iinoern 6leibt on6alteno ldnpot.
Gie 9}adfrage nad 5eeoer5 lit iebr
lebhaft, Doourh ein GROCER 9or.
roth bon 5lttteritoff ertpieien lit.
9ienltag Morgen iano Die gei.
eBlin9 bon Rebert 4arfs aui Sem
6rieoboie p3um 6eiIigen @rabe"
itatt. Sn Der ct. Bridget Stride
los SodJu. Mater gallep Elm &c.
oltieu. &ater gallem belt cin2
ergreifen0e @eodftnisprcoiqt. Bic
L glunenga6en maren eiilgetroi
zen.
:. g. acil Saloon, 1926 R.5tr.
Bier. 5einer 6reilunf.
geiuf millfomulcn.
Sn Der @irt6sitube oes Sim SO.
tells fano man 0ienitag stbeuo, ais
ons Sofal geid1loiien werOen iolte,
gorcoran, nuf eincm Gtnbl
iiecuO ols 2cihe.
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0erGart 6anptmann gnsitellnna.

Tic blelen Setuunoerer un6 Ser.
ehrcr 6es Gidters 8erbart Sailpt.
marn, Der Dor emigen Saaen aus
gnlab Der 5eier ieines so. Sc
turtstages ben 9tobeIpreis fiir 81.
teratur er6olten bat, tperoen nit
Iergniigen oernehmen, 6aB grofei.
icr 3ltoolf Sombo ir., Director oes
Eeutlden 6ouies Der Columbia
llniberiitat ST. geeu gorf, oenn1fit
unter Den g(uipi3ien oes 0eutihen
6Glies uno Ser @ermoniitiiden @e.
icuihaft bon Nmerifa I'M giblio.
tlefs. 8ebditoc Der ~ltniberlit6t cine
auslteGung BON 9ianuifripten, @or.
TRAITS, grItailsgnben uip. oes lid.
tiers beranitaltet, Die bereits om 3.
9p3ember e%roffnet mer0en ioa ui1b
Die bis cinidlieBlin beS 81. Gesern.
Gers oent nagemeitren 8ublifum su-
ainglih iein miro. 8ieIe ausitel-
lGng5gegenitdnDe befin0en iif emit.
i'm GriDat6eiis Irofeifor
Sombo3 oOer limo Gigentbiim 6es
Geiltiden @auies. I'm o6er Die
ansitelung moglifit reidbaItia
tt0 iutereiidnt 5u geItalten, tpenoet.
ih grofeiior Sombo an Die Sc.
iiBer BON gerbart 6~olptmann I'm.
0enfen nit Der Bite, Inn ihrr.
mir 4it5itequnqs3mede Iei6.
5u ii6erloiien. 9os a(irsitel.
lln~g8aebauoc lit nbiolut feiteriidRr,
auBcroem miro ieoe 8epabr fir Die
'ufDprie1rte Riidgnbe Der Sadlen
MI Den Giqeittbiimer geboten. 8er
olio I'M Belts BON Manuifripten
lnp. 0es gidters lit. miro erilid,t,
al @errn Grofeiior 9r. RuooIfI
CONDO IT., 30. 419 @eIt IT,
9trabe, Gerp Dorf, SIT nenoen.
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qrrfpnalnptiirn.

Zen smo hrs grbrm Idloiiel
SER Geo. glclion unO ri @iIbcI
nine MenDt, 1odDicr mieres nc
dabten Mitbiraers Robert g9cnot
lie &od5eitsieier iano in BEN foli
Gen Seim oes iuHaen Gbamannes
1908 3. ape. Council Bluffs, itait
RoBe Is Dem iiu1gen Faarc ali.
allen ieineu S%ebeuepeaen rcdt gui
Graeben.
9on Dem bier beitcHs b"etanntrn
9iolinuirtuoien. Serrn an;on =.
StedeIc cr6ieltcn mir 6ellic ans
SerliH ~iolgenOen Boitlartapnib f:
Gas gnoe ciner ihoneu 0eutid.
lnnorciie. gdDcrn. Sdleiien, Hbein,
gIbihlub Die Neids6mptiaOi;
g lunr berrIih. Gin fir Z. 9el.
al mir Rem gort cuaagirt. 5roI.
on ale getnmteu,"
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Narttbrridt.
Siro Clnobo, 27.

@ttaAtVtAiHE-
Siro. omaha, 81. gaop.
Rmopieb- 3nhl6r 400; Mari
itorf.
@ufe bis bette $S.25-i0.00.
@liteImabise BIS CUTE $7.25-
$s.25.
@epS1aIi6r Biz mitteImdbia
$6.JU-7.25.
ailbe uno Sellers, felt bis Itnrf
@ute bis bette Sellers $5.75--
@ute bis bette aibe $3.50
Gao.
@itteImaBise Bis CUTE aiitt
81 .50-5.50.
@euebulide Bis mitteImGbias
$3.25--i.40.
Stoders irnO 5eee0ers, fart.
Bufc bis bette $6.25-7.50
WitteImdbige bis CUTE, $5.75-
1925.
@eu0buIife bic mitteImabise
$5.00-5.75.
Stod Sellers $i.50-6.00.
aaIber $5.00-9.00.
gulen 100000.
Sdneine-3uiu9r 1920; 0iarft
oiinete felt, id)loB 3 bis 10c bohcr
9lrdidnittspreiS $3.50. @cruo6n.
Iider Marft 5e bober.
ohaie- 3ufubr $500; Marft Is
bis 20c bohcr.
Ihittcridnfe, quite Bis bette
S3.75-4.00.
g9iooer, cute bis bette SO. 70
1925.
Sd6rIinge CUTE bis bette $500
2ammer $7.25-7.50.
6eehers: NutterIdafe $500 bis
1925; @io6ers 1915 = S4.25:
Sl.50-$5.15; 9dmmer
$5.25-$6.25.
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Ia6riC6ten aus
0e6rasRa Gitu!

S. s. alibImoit, gater bon u.
5. altblman lit iterbensfrmt. Seir
3uftnnb lit boffnu0sIos. Seine in
Soma mo anoeren Stanteu NOD.
nenoen ainocr iino pom 3uitant
Tires 8aters benahrihtigt DorOen,
SRI. She 4norenion, Softer Dor
anoD 4noreaion bon Der Gtoe 2lun-
her Gompanp BON bier, lit oIs erIte
SfaltlpieIerin bon elmer Der grob-
TN Observation-Disclosures bon Stem
Ych e%ngoglrt por0en. sic tritt
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Gin iebr aHcrfcnncnoes llrtbeiI
iiber 0a5 Oeutidle Seer iaQt ser
cngIiidc General Cir alireo Elir.
ler, ipenn er idreibt: s9laeroings
mar bic lleberraiduug ii6er oil
Wicoerloae Der Iiirfcn beionOers
Vel Den 9e1ltidcu groB. gber bent.
idie Inttif uuO Otilitdrausbil6rula
iitr Oen 3uiammcnbruf Der tiirti.
den @ecre ncrarltlportli6 Si ma.
dtn lit Iborbeit. Iie ocutitc ar.
llee lit add beute nod ole erIte
Der &elt, in Nlnsririhtlg, 4usbil-
1Ang mo Frouiantirumg. 9eutit.
lano lit ieoer5eit ~er3bereit, mo Die
Siirfcn iUaren Is ME"
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ON @outda gbeno In cincm nei
eroifneten Qbeater in Der &nupt
rcue oni Die Sibe miir0en IN
Sorpcrtanf II SIS mo $i00 mi
sie Soaeu 81 $500 perfnuit. SRI
anorcnion ecb0rt Der @iibne ieii
erei Sabren al.
Gonutn Shatmciitcr Charles
Sobnion bat Dem itnatliden Sfnt.
meiiter $7,7l5 5uriidcritnttet. 9ieS
III Der 1beil oeS Stantes Der per.
ionliden Stcncrr. Ole btsber oieicn
Wonat tolleitirt ipuroen.
8iIion Sefibcp, ufcr bctannt nls
gsiliou @alter, rmaeiabr % Sabre
ali, iii utter Der glnfIaac perbaftet
morOen, Der gater zines imsebore.
ten aiHOcS Der rs Sabre aItca
Snrnb Nod 81 irin. 9as RdOden
III i%dmndiinnin mo nit Dem DC.
idul0igten neriu1nOt
6ran Cora 9rolun bat Inn 81.
ilriftaeridlt Sheiomg BON ibrem
@arnc Seize VI. grorun beantraat
Sic aiebt an, oab ibr Raun irinfi
mo nIdlt mir ibren l~luterbolt iorat
Sbre mln0cridbrige Todlter mil iieI
II. ibrcr Debut baben. 0as gnar
bCirat5ete bier I'M GejenGbcr 1908.
Serr uno 5ran @ia aropp mio
9abu iiHO III 9egIeitunl BON 9ouis
9ropp Dom Npoming 8reeinct am
5reitag nod Stodton, Sal, abac
ieiit, mo ie sic Gltern Der 6rau
aropp mo anbere @erponote be.
ilfen Der0eu. Mittc 5etruar feb.
rem iir juriid.
Charles Sfminfe SarrD @ilion
nno SeHntor gartIiug beiutten
tilrjlid 4almpra p1brcno elmer gu.
tomobilfabrt.
SER mo 5rau c@orae Seinfe
tueiIte in SaImage rinige Gage nuF
@ciuh.
SRI. either StobI6ltt gabcn am
6reitog gbcuO cine thanksgiving
OH Der iiebjebu iunae "a.
men t6%eiInabmen. Ger glbed0 Der.
lief nngeuebn bel SpielaL Mifif
luiO Cans. 2eifte Gririidpmgcn
iuiiroen gercift un0 gQc aniiiirten
iid) pradtig.
GomtD-S dobmeiiter Charles 81.
Sobnion bat ToD g. 9rown bon
Douglas Gountp 5un SiuisihaB. !
ernannt, Inn Die 0ur6 3tt.
riidtritt BON SO. u. Soage entitan I
oene @afan5 81 fiqGn. 2ebterer
Miro nad 9lpmpia, 8aibington J
UNI BORT in 0os @eifdft
.etneS 9ru0ers ei~n8utreten.
am 6reitag f~eierten SER unS !
5rnu Charles q. Simon in i6rer ,
Bolnung al Ser norol. 10. Strabe !
.hre 8oloene Sodseit. Selten BAT
in @oloeneS SllbeIpdar iopieIe
5reunbc mo @erponote 5u @oite
IS fnm bic grobe Sod {
idtung, 0eren iid1 oas @a1r erfreut
5lrit idoliten gusoruf.-6errI
Simon mar an 3. 0ob. 1912 in
Somerspile, Sn0iono, eeboren mo 3
'egann idon ais t8.i1briger Sunge :
ir iid ielbit 3n iorgen. gtit III
iiibrte er elm geidGft off
igeue Refnung. Gen giirgerfrieg .
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Hndjtc CT auf Der llnionIeitc mil
Ans3ei6mmg nit. am %. 90,
nerubcr 1862 fiibrtc er 3rl. GDntbio
y. Sbriper sum 9rnunIior. am
Sabre 1881 fam ons goar mai
yfcbrasfa Gitu uno Bat iciiocn in
oerielben gSobnlma an Scr uorol.
10. SiraBe aeipobnt. SER Sinon
bot eiicn aittcn antbeil an Der
e%ntipideIuna Der Staot acbobt.
8uei perOddtiar ,,nbipionen,
@aum ini0 5rnit. sic iidl felt cini.
ger Belt IN ser Staot rmberirie.
ben befanicn BON Der goliiei hea
Sanipab unO mndtcn ii6 idlcuniait
ans Dem Staubc.
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@eibIidlcr Decentralization.

SRI. Marp Sf)ai6Ie, aranf9npfles
GERM tit 0actboOiiten SoipitaI, 36.
glo Cunning GtraBe. bot ods era.
men ais 5o6rituhl- aonSitfteur &c.
llaiocii uno miro aIs folder int SO.
ipitaL mgeitelli rper0eu. Gabei
aher miro lie ihre 9flidJteu aIs
arunfglpila5crN nidDi mrnadldiIi
aielh
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H(aIfIfijirte an5eigen!

3entifle 6ran mittlereu 4lters iud,t
Stedung ais @ousbdlterin ooer
8eihoftigung irgelopelder 4rt; iii
gut I'M einfadlen l1ben, piir0e oitfJ
maiden. 8eioe5 beim Gage. Bette
Gmpfcblungen ausfimft BEL =. y.
241S12 Burt Ctr. Douglas 1852.
1929
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Gmnba UeireiOe. Rarft.

Omaha, 81. gsObember.
Sarter @ct3cn--
Or. 2 8034~-st12c.
Scr. 8, 79-s01ac.
Scr. A. 76h-78Hac.
6riibio6rs. 8ei3en-
Ger. 2, 80-81c.
CIR. 8, 1880.
SIR. 4, 74-7sAc.
8eibes aorir-
Scr. 8, 4t-41Hc
@eIbes Storm
Rr. 8, 411a-42c.
Nr. 4, 40-41c.
Sort
gr. 8, 4oH-42hc.
Nr. 4, 39H-4te.
aoru feine5 @rabeS 38-40c.
@eiBer Safer
g1r. 2, 30L-30%c.
Scr. 3, 30--30Ae.
gir. A, 291ac.
stano1rb SAFER 30H-3015c.
MnI59erite 53-62c.
3uttergerite Nr. /, 45--47c.
Roqgen-
Rr. ., 60-60Ac.
Gr. 3, 5s1a-59c
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Babel :. SuarOman,

fie on Der Spite Scr omerifuniidcn
Bottle arel8y@ eieaitait itebt giebt
nd ale 02iibe, ben @erfaui bon
9teo GroB @eibnahtsmarfen i'm
Sdlpung 81 bringen. Der Grtrag
miro our 8etdmpiung ser Sdrpino.
illdJt permenoet luer0en.
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&cnn Die Ysniifcr nur Smitru,
ueute bemtbeu ioQcu, sic DOH
gllniot ar5citern~ bcrgeitcllt limo,
eaun miiiisn ole foinpieliqcn Sfma.
II, @uarHcri, Stru0iuari., Stai.
lier' rnb anoere olte @eigen aus.
rlngirt mer0ef.
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2ie i~eiuiteu 8irife o0er grt
iuerbcH in Sduan6er e 6offmann's
Saoen gemadJt. Selbit eingemadlte,
marinirte Serinoc uno rotbe Glii.
ben. Nae oentideu Selifateiiru
iietS b%Orrdtbia. Die belten Solo.
nialmaareu mo Gemaie Der Eai.
iOu. Sfluauber & 6offmann, 40s
n6rol. Is. Strake.
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{ ma4a, @e6r., q. GOOcmbcr 1912
SciOnSers cr6eGrnO iii cs

$ciOnOers crbcbcnO tit es ictt,
cic arirgecrtlGrrma OcS Sultans
%glphamnco 0r9 &tartrn gcacn aoi.
llr Seopol0 ocu eritcn pom Sabre
1852 IN lcicL NORM Der Sultan
reripriht. Die 9etuobupr CeiterreiGs
pou 0cr Gr0e megjufcgcn. g9ic iidj
Die 3eiteu onoerul
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Or. VI. y. SOgnipn, 5abnar,t
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CARPENTER inft ar6eit, aud OH
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Gruaba 3ribiine.
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&illaro GObp, gatcntc, 1880 gitp
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3plcr 1889; Sno. 41S64.
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munihfarten fir ale Belegenbeiten
bel Snarb & ItasIOp, 100 fits.
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8bone. o. 1859.
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Or. 6. 8. Sruenirs. oeutIda
Snbnar3t. Ait Barrier EIod. is.
uno 5nrnam GtraBe. Gel. 9ouuI.
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Gas preismlroIgIte Glen BEL
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Sut IN pcrfmFcn, 1854 iii0l. rs
5troBe. t55 bel A. Eel Gou
glns 1881.
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Cine Stellmg in 0nlnDa geIudi
bon eillem erfabrenen 0eatiden
MeBger mlo g9uriimader. 9tadl.
5ufragen in Der Siiice Der Omaha
Iribilnc.
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Der Omaha 1ribllne. 1927
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Chicago miro 0eun0dit on GHden aionn iii Scr Meft bebcr.
bergen, namiih Den 9ladioot Nnoinnr @duptlna sob so Ohm Ia. 81
ii i3f SATIRE oft imo waroe ii Gem .@lnir 4ahon1l Yorf gcboreu.
Sein BeHdt ut Elm @irrmdrr non gfnn3en CIR nr Der erie Sn6ts
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@crlanat-Gin outer surItmofcr
mo 6leiiher, Ser alc III oas
Sad cinidllagenocn glr6citm belor
ael fam. 0illB niitiern fein ma
Gmpieblunacn ~alliipeiien fonneft.
@utPr Sobn iir Den reftcn Wiann.
Mion idreihr inter Il. 6. ali ois
SniaG1 lribiiiie.
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saas mist olIc 9'eleienheif uieilll
man nidlt lelbii eilpas Selulstper.
illes aus lia ntadt.
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Sin Sdfer indlt Stcllnne.-Sier
ODER altf Dem canoe, ofs iclbit
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