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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

and the obligation required that they
be left in control when Madero was
elected hsdero would have been
elected by d grateful people for his
overthrow OF the Disz government. Had
he not Joined forces with the old gang.
which had looted the government for
years. They are the ones who sold
the country into slavery.
DO you know the system Of slavery
as u existed during the DiaZ reg me !.
] VIII tell II TO YOU, and let me add
Lnar there are no assurances that this
same system is not stilI in practice.
since the same men are in control This
rs the slavery system as ii exists A
project arrests a man on no charss
Whatever He is locked uD and sent
south 10 work on the plantations OF
hucatan and the hot countries The
price pc I'd for him is 500, which goes
10 the project This price holds for old
men, young men. women and children.
The EOFerume rents interest i'm him ends
when he is shipped south. He IS then
nelQ TO work out his fine. although
there Is no fine assessed against him.
The constitution OF Mexico SAYS thar
any slave who sets loot upon Mexican
SOIL becomes free autOmat-t ally. To
set around this the D 'anters paw the
peOn IS cents. silver. PEI day From
This they are supposed TO provide food
and clothing This lWays exceeds the
. cents silver, and they are always in
debt They Q re herded in lots of zee or
&
with guards TO watch them with rms
At $50 a. IN they are forced TO arise
and 90 TO work before day light. They
are given a handful Of sour mush
which has fermented over night This
IS all they get TO eat until night. when
their meal Of two tCrtillas a plate OF
beans and som etimes putrid fish is Civ
en- 10 them An average OF tWO-thirds
OF these poems die each year. but the
supply was so plentiful that they were
not missed They are given an as
signed task and If this IS not done they
will be beaten until unconscious.
Evil Not Bemedied BY MaderO.
These abuses were expected TO be
remedied by the MaderO government
when it came into control There is no
knowledge that this has been done and
this Is one Of the many grievances
against the present government The
people expected their families and rel
at-Tes TO return, and when they did not.
many having Died. they feel that Ma
dero has not fulfilled his promise to
lberaUe them.
olutlon Is the ingratitude Of Madero.
The men who are fighting with Oroz-
co are the same men who made Nade.o.
instead OF taking them TO Mexico City
IN triumph, he attempted to disband
them, giving them 80 pesos for six
months work. and left the Diaz crowd
IN control The old Diaz officials were
eJso- LETT In charge and the result was
---N- II ~ lSu up d hornets nest
To Break Up Big Estates.
This increment means that Mexico
viii nave republic for the people
and not Tor 400 rich men, Such a gov
ernment VIII make Il possible for a
man to support his family on a ANAL
tract Of land II he cares to work Tbe
DIG estates will be broken up. but they
VIII be condemned first, as nothing will
&c taken by force. This land will then
DC DIVIDED after the manner OF our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

some friends, near the Jail, and learned
that il was through her efforts we had
been saved. she having been INFORMED
OF our plight by one OF the passengers
on the car, who had been released coon
after our arrest the night before Hlcn-
ards was not so badly treated as was,
and / think il was because he aid not
talk any But he was struck ana
threatened. and neither OF US expected
TO ever escape alive
Has Marks on Head.
Mr.. Bentley Is man about 80 years
old and has marks on his head and
neck IN standardization OF what he says
He and Mr. Richards arrived IN
FL Paso at 6:45 p. m, hungry, tired ana
vet trembling with the lingering
thoughts OF what they considered an
II is not known who placed the
cartridges ON the street car track
which caused so much conunouOn-
When the explosions occurred, Ar.
Bentley said the ear lost its trolley,
lights went out and all the passengers,
l3 IN number, huddled in the middle or
the car on the floor, believing they
Iuarez- and IL is quite evident the reo-
els who took possession OF the car mad
similar thoughts
BENTLEY a Well Contractor.
Mr.. Bentley later says that he is
well contractor. having gone into tne
business since coming TO FL Paso- In
mis- pocket were a number OF well con-
tracts which had influence IN securing
his release He says ne believes he
would surely have been killed but FOR
these contracts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Jimenez Chihuahua, Mex. May A.
Southward along the Central rail-
road which they repaired and then
mined. the feders5s are retreatinE. In
the face OF the advancing vanguard of
Gen PascUal OrOZcO's army now in
Iul march across the desert towards
Cen Huerta's base. the federals aban-
doned their positions at COnejOs- Not
shot was fired.
Under colonel Cesar CanaIes. the col
umn sent south from Escalon numbers
according to figures given at headquar-
ters, 5000 men. The federals. il was
believed. would attempt to check this
movement but when the advance
guard appeared. the government
force began moving out. The fed
erals yet were IN sight but too far off
TO make pursuit advisable.
An UncOnfirmed report is that
HUerta has eve cuated BermejilIo also
and II this should prove true. IL
would tend TO indicate that he proposes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
RED CROSS CORPS
GOES TO THE FRONT
-Four Nurses and Four Sur
geOns From TOrreOn
Go South.

In haste to reach the rebel base be-
fore the expected battle. a Red Cross
corps arrived here last night. coming
from Torreon by way OF Eagle Pass.
They viii proceed at once into the
rebel Territory.
There are 12 members Of tbs party
headed by DIT. Maros c. Juarez. a ply
stefan OF Mexico City. There are four
women nurses in the corps, and four
practitioners. All belong to the Red
Cross society OF Mexico City. and IN
til nov have been with the federal
troops near TOrreon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
FEDERALS ABANDON
CONEJOS TO REBELS

10 force the great conflict OF the cam
paig-n at Torreon itself with perhaps q
preliminary engs cement at Mapimi.
Last night the greater part OF the
army started south. was camped in the
helSh5orhood OF COnejOs, half way be-
tween EscalOn and Torreon.
The railroad IS not being used Tor
transp OF the troops. but re-
PAIR gangs now have the track re-
paired and the wires connecting towns
as IA south as Yermo. BY tonight il
is expected this work OF rendering
avaia ole the track will be finished as
FAR g PerOnal. "A miles south Of Con
clos The army will then advance to
that point. Canaless column consists
almost entirely OF cavalry.
Atamasio EURO. a lieutenant colonel
Of rurales, and Juan Eoza. another
rural office Were captured yesterday
Ia EnseamadO on the Hacienda de
PelayO near EscslOu by a detachment
OF Col. DelgadO's force. Col. EURO is
a confederate Of Emilio MaderO. The
rebels also took 10 Mauser rifles. IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
VILJOEN SAYS CARiBALDI MAY
LEAD INDIANS N MENT(

B. j. Viljoen OF La Mesa. n ", is in
Ell PasO en- route to his home at la
Mesa FIs says he was advised by ply
sIciaus that The climate at Guymas was
not good for lis lungs he saws that
the federal government has no YaCui
indians enrolled In its army, but has a
force OF about 400 men on the Arizona
sonora border some OF them Pima and
Others Maya indians. who will march
into Chihuahua TO form a junction with
the federals at Torreon. He said ne
presumed that either Giuseppe Carl
baldi or Heriherto Rivera would be in
command
Accompanying vUjoen is A. J. Blister.
az Cape colony South Africa. who WIS
his adiutaut during the BOer war.
Blister IS In this country investfqat-
ing irrigation systems and looking to
the purchase OF farming machinery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
.ers. two pistols and three car


5ers. two pistols and three car
bines.
March Is Halted.
In order not 10 have the main reb-
el army too far ahead of the men who
are repairing and freeing the railroad
from mines, the general march to the
south was halted this morning in the
neighborhoOd Of COnejOs. BY night il
IS believed the work OF the repair
gangs viii be completed far enoush
10 Justify a resumption OF the on
ward movement NAY is the anuiver-
sary of the taking Of Puebla, s. nation
al holiday, and throughout the army
the belief has arisen that a new sig
niticance is to be given that date this
year.
Tt is not improbable that before to-
morrow n-SbJ the LIBERAL army will
be In the vicinity Of Bermejllo and.
although the federals are said TO
nave evacua ted the place. a battle
tnere would be no surprise TO OrozcO
and his staff
More Machine Cans.
three more machine guns viii be
received here today and sent south to
Col. Cesar Cauales. in command AT
Conejos General Emilio j. Campo.
with 1900 meu arrived last night at
Germo just north Of COneiOs 10 join
Canaless column There arrived at
JimeneI this morning from chihuahua.
ca plain Pascual Avitia, inventor or the
bomb tGrOWer which viii be used eN-
tensiveIy In the coming operations AT
su expense OF 10 pesos each Avitia has
Constructed IS OF these guns. They
VIII throw a sIN-iuch bomb from 500
to 1000 meter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

homestead lands. Loans will 1robat1v
re made TO the people in order to per
mat them 10 cultivate their land. Pen
SONS VIII be g-dnted TO am OF the
I,shlets IN the liberty wars and the
led ont 10 the letter.
1t IS impossible at this time TO say
WHO VIII be at the head Of the new
government. There IS work 10 be done
before TINS point arises and there may
DE one Of many who will ne az rbs
mead OF the government. But il viii be
& real republic, the thing the Mexican
people wish and have been PRAYING Tor
these many years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
VILJOEN, ORDERED TO
THE FRONT, TAKENHT.

Tucson. ARK. Nav 4-B j. Vulcan.
federal peace commissions fo- the
Aaqiu tribe. recalled TO sonora 10 lead
an eNpedit on against the rebels in
sonora, arrived here yesterday On his
way 70 FL PasO. suffering. II was said
from stomach trouble and bronchitis
II is given out that he had a 7-eIs1eo
At HermoslllO and was advised 10 seek
complete rest and a climate thar fs
agreeable and mild. Col He-Fberro
nora expedition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
FEDERALS CLAIM ZAPATA
nEEE TE-n LII 4 LII

Mexico City, Mex. NAY 4.-EmUiano
Iapata and his brother, EufemIo. rebel
leaders IN the south, who are reported
10 have been bottled I'D at ChiautIs.
PuebIa, by federal troops, escaped
yesterday with the greater part OF
their forces. The ZaDatistas were
forced 10 leave their dead and wounded
on the field, contrary to their custom,
which led 10 the belief that they were
nard pressed by the federals-
Iguala, IN important town In More
los, IS reported attacked by Jesus Sci
gaoo, Zapatista leader. 1t is also re-
ported that Zapata has called for the
surrender OF Cuernavaca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
YORKTOWN WILL NOT TOUCH


Washington, ID. C.. May THE tor
pedo boat destroyers Preble and Perry,
which were sens from San Diego 10
intercept the gunbOst Yorktown with
orders 10 avoid touching at any Mex
lean port Tor coal on her way north
ward from Central America, got that
vesse. yesterday by wireless and the
Yorktown wiz come directly to San
Diego
It is said at the navy department
that the instJu5tion was not at the in
stance of the Mexican government but
was a voluntary pTecautiOn OF this
government against existing anti
American feeling In Mexico through a
misund Outstanding Of the YorktOwn's
purpose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
ARREST PEDRO Cruz AND
nECnN LIP Lnnn q. III. IL

Pedro Cruz was arrested nv ssc,-.f
ponce Ericar night. and two packages
containing 800 cartridges each. vvers
com seated tt IS alleged that CfUz
express wagon. He is held 1fnde- IL
f-sdIction OF the United States commits
s.oners court, and will be charged with
violation Of neutrality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
SAYS HE WAS CARREIVG
AlllIs NITION EOR ANOTHER

Arnuifo Choves with 5000 rounds Of
80 80 cartridges. vas arrested Ly police
al the corner OF Fifth and stanton
streets last night Al the city iaiI he
said that q man had E.veu the cart
ridges TO him at the corner of Fourth
street and asked him to carry them for
him he said he did not know where
he was taking them nor who the man
was that had given them 60 him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Youu never see s. better line Of
straw and Panama hats than are now
at Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

leo. but for treatment for stomach
trouble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
BOTANICAL
PERFECTION

The mechanical construction Of electrical ap-
planes is simple-eliminating the possibility Of
becoming out of order and making their oper-
alton simple IN the extreme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
ACuITATE THE


Electricity In the home viii facilitate the house
wife IN her daily tasks. making her work com
fort instead of a drudgery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Suits pressed. dyed. cleaned. Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
ESULTS
SATISFACTORY

Electricity. as used for cooking and other pur-
poses, has reached the point where the results
are not experimental. Electrical appliances vii
do the work better. easier and quicker than any
other method.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Electricity has been called, and truthfuIly. an
'Obedient servant. It IS always at your com
mand-a simple turn Of a switch and it may be
used for cooking, heating or lighting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

You owe II to yourself to at least investigate the
many advantages of electricity for home use. We
will be pleased to demonstrate any of the many
appliances at our sales Offices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

''1Iaderos great mistake was to turn
the government which ne had won over
TO the same crowd OF men who had
been IN control and who controlled the
election machinery as Diaz had con-
troled il through these same men. This
m ade MaderO under obligation to them
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11ur SanH 1T Hie Uuoen.

fprungs rmteriheioet, oaB iie on,geu-
iheinli6 elm Shritt in Ser ridtigen
Hid)tumg lit. 9enn. obne slrgtpobn
betrahtet, be5iuedt Serrn ltnoers
MOODS Iorlblag cine @ntlaitine Der
Maiien, in ser 8orausii6t, oa6 sou.
freier 3uder biefes 2ebensmittel bill
Tiger MAIDEN miro, uno cine 9eIa-
flung aller oerienigen, oie elm gin-
fommeu BON $4,000, ooer nlebr, iabr-
lid baben. Die oaourb beriibrte
~&laiie" lit cine bel iueitem 5ablrei-
deere, als Die, pelhe geipobnlih oils
,,oie SsSntereiien" be5eibnet miro. aber,
neil i'm @erbaltnis poblbabeno. i'm
Stanbc, iid notfalls 81 organilieren
nno gegen Die Gorlage energiidJ
Jront 81 MAIDEN.
9err unoeripooo glolibt, oaB feline
Torlagc, tpenn anse.tommen, 5lr
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keine Ginisuns.

slm 1. 4pril biirfte Die 3abl Der
I'M Sample itebenben 8srsarbsiter
Der Welt Inn 9unoerttuuienoe bon
itreitenoen ameritaniihen 8ergarbeiz
tern bermebrt iperoen. Oas lit al
Les. mas man CUR Situation in benz
aonflitte in Der ameritaniiden
2pblenbergbau Snouitrie gu Der
Stunoe iasen tann, mo biefe 3eilen
in Druid seben. Oie unternebmer
bleiben bartnddis BEL Der Wertpeisez
runs jeslider 3useitdnonihe.
Sobn Wbite. Der prdfbent ser
llniteo Miners Union, Der aus Mnz
lab Der llnterbanolunsen atpif1en
Wrbeitern unb Internebmern i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beraeit in Glepe=
lano peilt, CAB folsenbe @rtlGrung
ab: nOie Situation in ben Intbraz
cit Standardization lit unperGnz
bert. Die 8ofe baben bie Inter
tanblunaen abgebrohen, inbem iie
1i4 ipeigerten, uniere @orfhlGae al
beriidiidtieen. Oieles llltimatum
beenoete felbftperitdnolid ale uno
iebe Oistufion. unb mir lpiirben
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Die nnterbanolunsen betreffs Der
Weidtcblensruben betreffen biretl
MIR Die &obIenfelbsr in penniplpas
mia. Obio. Snoiana unb Sainois,
aber inoirett iperoen audi oie @ruz
benoiitritte in MtRouri, 8anlas,
Stlaboma, Nep Merito, seras unn
4rtanias baDon betroffen. Sn 0en
fiibtpeitlihen Oiftriften entbalten
aber Die 8ontratte 3pilden ben 8olz
fen unb 4rbeitern cine alauIel, tpoz
na9 Die 2ebteren 80 Sage por Gin
itelluns Der arbeit tiinOisen miiFen,
10 Oab biefs Irbeiter iid erit fpdter
benz Sample anfdlieBen t0nnen.
Die Oedunestdufe bon &oblen
ourd bic @iIenbabnen unb 9roBinz
buitrielIen ouusrn fort, mas Die Sob
lenpreife no4 INNER iteigert.
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Som Appeal to &eaion".

Ourd Die tapitaliitiihe Prehe
mu9t eine Noti5 Ole aunos. tponad
Die io5ialiitiide 3eituns ~4ppeul to
ReoIon" oas Grf9einen eingeitelt
babe. Iuh bier iaeint nur Der
Wunfd Der 8ater oes 8eoaftens gu
Isin. Rah Der 2lnsabe in Der leBten
2tussube bonn %. Mdrs bat ous glatt
in Der leBten Wo9e 6,023 Ibonnenz
ten seponnen, bat i'm ean5en 472,z :
293 4bpnnenten uno orudte cine 9ez
Iumtauflage bon 574,300 GrempLaz
rem. Die 3ablen ieben ,gerabe niht
nad iterben aus uno pel6 eiE Geiit
in oen 9ei6dftsrGumen oes 2lppeal
to Reaion" berridt, mDse man aus
fplgenoer gioti5 erieben, Die am 4opfe
oes 8lattes itebt:
Der auf Der lsBten Settle itebenoe
3irfulationsberi6tiito # oer T
b e fte felt Dem Ser bfte. Cine
martierte Gopie oieIes Reports miro
unter |. 8laie poitfude on osn Riaz
ter pollad. Sarrp Bone. Widerfhum
uno Den YrGiioenten Saft eeben. Die
Serren buben iia in leBter 3sit an
unierm 3irtulutionsberidt erfrsut.
Den 8erluit in Der 2iite glaubten lie
auf Gonto ibrer Nttate gegen Ole 3eiz
tung fhreiben 5u fDnnen. sic gldubz
ten. BOB iie iie an elmer empfinOli6en
Stelle getroffen botten uno ibre 9lnz
bGn9er entmutiet uno geihlagen ma
rem. I6er Die rNppeal Nrmee" 1T
|jeBt in 2lttion unb pie Der 9eport
|5eigt iin0 in allen Staaten, auBer 5,
reidli6e 3unubme gu bsrsei6nen.
Oieies 1T Ous 5peite nal in ieiner
'8ei6ihte, ouB Der rIppeal 10 Reuz
ion" in elmer Wo6e 10 biele Ibpnnenz
ten 8uaenommen bat. Die erfreuli9z
ite Satia1e in Dem 3epprt lit oie Be-
itellung our6 2eute. BON oenen mir
bisber nihts gebort hatten. Nidt
MIR Die ulte Saroe, Ionoern Gr=8sz
publifaner uno 9emoraten luHen, iih
einreiben unter oas Banner gum
aumpf gegen Die gaidtsr Serridaft.
Siebe Den Ibpnnentenberidt our9
uno freue Did nit uns. oaB Die gbbe
fiA seorebt fat uno SaB in 3utunft
tein Iufentbalt mebr fein miro Bel
unIerm Murfa gu Ser 4bonnsntenz
5abl bon elmer Wfillipn".
Die fupituliitiihe YreHs bat in
Nmerita fhon munhes &unItltiid fer
ti9 gebradt. Der 8erluh, cine To-
5ialiitifde aonturentin fir tot gu err
tldren, pdhreno oiefs geiuno uno
munter lit. polIs Baden bat uno ii9
elmer bnlben Million 4bnebmer err
ireut. 1T 10 tdppifd, oaB iih iebe 3ei<
tuns fdldmen ipu, babel mit5utun.
Sdlieblid, alles blamiert iid, 10 gut
es sebt. Wenn oie biirserlihs preKe
tin Snterefe beRn bat. iih ldferIi9
Su MAIDEN, uns tann Dies reht lein.
Der fo5ialiitiihen preFs miro bas
ni4t ihaoen. Sm 9esenteil. es tann
nur niiben.
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uns ld4erlid MAIDEN, ipenn mir
nohmols uuf cine &onferen5 brin=
gen piirOen. Wenn Ole 9rubenbez
tiger cine fol9e baben tpollen, bann
mOgen lie fi9 meloen. slm l. Mpril
miro bic Nrbeit in ben @ruben elm
seitellt iperoen, oa Der aontratt am
81. Wtdrs ablduft."
Die bier in glepelanb taaenoe
aonferen6 fir bic Weihtoblsneebiete
perfudt elm aompromiB suitanbe gu
brinsen, um einen Streif in beu
Wei6toblensruben gu perbiiten. Die
8eratunsen oes 4omitees perben
5tpeifellos nod mebrere Sage in Mn=
fpruh nebmen. Seine 8ef9IuFe,
Wereinbarungen uno Hefolutipnen
miifen Der eemeinfhaftlihen 2obnr
aonferena Der @rubenbeiiber unt
Bergleute unterbreitet unb fpGter ei-
ner llrabitimmuns Der Mitalieoe,
bes &oblengrGber 8erbanbes por.
selest tperben. BON ben Wortfiib=
rern Der beiben parteien puroe aipa,
sefast, oaB man alIes per1uden per.
be, um einen Streif poer eine Ian.
gere Suspeniion Der Mrbeit su Der.
meiben, Musfidt auf grfpla ilt abe,
, fpenig porhanoen.
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&as Hooieuelt peroient bat.
Strenuous politics pays.

StreHuous polltlcS pays.
IS be5ablt ii4. in Der Yolitit gu
teln, tpenn man es nur peritebt uns
politit betreibt, lpie unier Seoop
Hooiepslt. Seitoem er 6iIfs=Setretdr
ees ariessoepartements selpeIen, bat
er oas artise Siimmden bon ST.
$4,000 in feline SaIden flieBen fez
Zen, uno Stpar in Jorm bon gebdl>
tern uno Gintommen als Rrieqsfe=
tretdr. als @ouperneur bon Neiu
Yprt. afs prdiioent Der Ser. Staa=
ten. als Hobel=preis=@ =@etninner, aIs
IfritazSGeer. als S9riftitslIer uno
dls Heoner.
als 5ilfs=RrisssIetretGr itedte er
$4,000 elm, als @puperneur $2O,=
900, als @i5eprdiibent $4,000, als
prdfoent $35O.OOO, als s5rieoens=
preissepinner $4,000, als Mfritu-
Sdser $4,000. als Sdriftlfeller BOZ,
Seribner's Masasine $35. 1000, an
Ropaltp fir iein Mfritabud .Mfrican
Game 9rails" $634,OOO, als 8or,
tragenber $4,000, pel,he 5ummen
aooiert, ipie sefast. fir Is Sabre po.
|litilher uno fdriftitsrerif9er gdtiq=
teit $1.132.000 erseben. NatarIid
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iino oas nur 3ablen. oie tontroaiert
peroen tonnten. Was er nebenber
rgema4t" bat, oabon ineiB nur fein
Sontobu4 8efheio. ipenn er eins
fiibrt. Was ibm Ole Reooftion am
~Sutloof" einbrinet. iit nod nidt
einbere4net.
Ssin 4fritabu9 mar Elm aroBer
Wfartterfols. oa bon oen 1000. 900
ersmplaren ihon an 100000 per=
tauft fino. Ob Ser iiterariIde gr@
fols aber i'm gintlans NIT oie5em
enormen 8ertauf ftebt. iit ouf elmer
anoeren Settle sef9rieben. Muf oIIe
Jaue eripies ifb feline Mfritareife
als ein sroBartisss Gef9Gft, oenn es
bra4te ibn. nad Monaten ausaereda=
net, $57636 PRO Monat feiner Meiie
Elm. lnb % fou man Seo6p niGt
beiDunbern?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-03-30

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