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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
FOR RENT.

FOR Furnished room inquire
Y. W. G. A. at meal time or S12
Orleans on Sundays and evenings.
Telephone SCORED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIAyI-Non-surglcal home treatment
Grace M Heller. lock box EGG. Ft
Madison. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

WANTED Housekeeper. Apply to j.
w. Farrell, Montrose, Ia, Route 2.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED Girls and women; steady
work and good pay. Apply at Irwin.
Phillips Co. garment factories at Keo-
kuk and Hamilton, Ill.
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FOR RENT Seven room house, all
modern except furnace, near Elev-
enth and Concert, $500 per mo.
Crow and Aston
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

FOR RENTING rooms completely
furnished, for light housekeeping,
with bath, 303 South Twelfth street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

LOST Beauty pin, sterling silver
setting. Return to Golden Rule store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

the
*, as
HSSeQ
that
Union
nd is
as a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
The Quickest COughCure
Cheap, But Unequaled
A whole bsfss sf n Easily nsae ~
lfsuss saa saves tsu -. hafes
f'ikssanf SD De~s the Work
oetckfr.

For quick and positive results. the
plat of cough syrup that you make
II homo with rinsx ami sussf .ffup
cannot BE- sgusiisn, II takes hold ~ :
xtanfiy and viii usually stop the
meet obstinats. deep seated coukn
inside ~ ~ hours. tsan Group snd
whuopina cough yisid 20 y quickly.
Oct Decent bottle Of Pinas aud
mtg u ~ q pint pottls Win homs
s !, sstss sy.vp. T,s = p pIss 81 81
warm water aud stir Tor 2 minutes
Thts 10 no trouble. and gives you q
fun pint-~s family suppiy-~-cf bst.
tor cough remedy than you could
buy ready mixed for $3.50
finsr, used in this wsy. reofhea
and heals the fnfiaurd membranes
with remark able rapidly. u stimu-
s,ss "a ,segssi rs sEny Lax ss
lie. EkceiIenf for hosfncnrrs. asthma
bronchitis. and other throat
troubles. and has . wonderful record
In cases ~ ineipiant lung trouble.
Finex IL q special ana hiRfliy con-
ernfratrd compound Of Norway
s<hitr Pins extract. rich In Euain col
and other natural healing pine eis-
pinex IA. often been Initiated.
.,,rs n Vii us"a s' ~ sane rssniss
The genuine is sunrsntced Go give
absolute satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Your druggist has rinex.
or will gladly yet u for you. II not
send 90 THE rinar Co. ~ wsyne.
pinsr Ia fully guaranteed ny rar.
tell Drug Co tdistf'tnfers). Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
What a Difference!

for tribute lhe Amvl.s
Il believes It's rights spent nun
Justice Of schedule and mo way was
by paying big price LOT WOOL "nu WY
csence OF It's cloths sold 70 tho American people ~ less % % ~
srtators induced them 70 strike employed
30 you hes
how ariotic disnte Wooden Co a.
When the state shortened
had To be cut propoonatep
paying day 80 per week y
trihuteanu OF
wouldn't pay ~ cents per week 70 s
hours and st get ~
that firm IN ,a patriotism that !, wvuan
operatives had TO so without ooa
snd fire while about their hus
yes tariff wool and WOODEN goods protects
A hor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

should be considered In revision OF our bank
humhest citizen opportunity
for sma moderate
less than oo In amount
IN difficult to borrow small sums OK
horse dies how can no
borrow buy q ono7 -
banking ~ al forms q business We put ne rfca nu
We lowest interest,"
the biggest borrower the highest 70 the smass,
railroad until the government
tack either got passes or
full prices that is be not only paid
ku make what his hE competitor
I'D - - -.
DO made Tor the express
the cohoer the fArmern wnn every
Industrial borrow sman sums
lastly low interest rates
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r. the EditOr'SMai1

many years. II 10 not an issue
now.
4. ITO confIscate rents"
II n proposed. eventually. to take
the rental value az the bare land.
IN lieu OF other TAXATION This IL
not confIscation. except so far as
Ill taxation In confisrafion. bat that
h not the question before us now.
Twothirds OF our city taxes come
from land values now. The Erick-
son amendment will take all city
taxes from buildings and personal
property and will add Just "a per
cent to the taxes on the bare land
values 70 make up for this exemp-
ton A tar on land vsiuea does
not conflscafe private property.
Ali other taxes do.
5. To abolish all private titles; :"
and.
9. ITO have the state become
the universal landlord"
This IL simply and absolutely
false. No single taxer ever pro
posed or sanctioned this. On the
contrary, In chapter OF book OF
Progress and Poverty" Mr..
George argues powerfully against
both 81 these suggestions.
Mr.. Shields asserts that the
Single Tax would not reduce rents
nor stimulate building. The old
university tract shows the effect Of
freeing buildings from taxes. The
magnificent buildings built there In
hard times were built because they
pay no taxes. .And they have re-
duced rents. But II Is not fair. Just
nor right to exempt these buildings
while taxing all others Tho Ersck.
sDn amendment would extend this
exemption 10 every home, factory
and building IN Seattle. All would
be treated alike.
Under the Single Tax. vancon-
yer and Victoria have made ire
mendous advances and no one there
would go back 10 the old system.
Victoria adopted II by a vote OF
five to one In January. 1911, after
watching the effects In Vancouver
carefully for o year The effect
was to at once stimulate building
and all other business. In Noycm-
her. 1911. building permits were
aearly six times what they were In
November, 1910. and they were
nearly 80 per cent greater than Sc
attle's for that month. though Sc
attic has az least six times the pop.
ulation.
Mr. Shields says the Single Tax
would not help the poor.
Why then " every monopollst
and every special privilege interest
fighting ~
The truth Is poverty Is due to
land monopoly. and the Port Com.
mission has shown how our dogs
In the manger are driving factories,
business and terminals away until
their greed actually threatens 10
destroy our city.
The Erickson amendment Is the
best way to break their gffangle
hold on Seattle and bring payrolIs
and smokestacks mere.
The two questions that confront
US today are. SHALL SEATTLE
LIVE? and SHALL SEATTLE
GROW? To vote for the Erickson
amendment Is to vote YES To both
questions. To vote against II Is to
vote to put the earnings OF the
community into private pockets
and to reward those whose greed
Ii paralyzing business and throt
Ting the city.
WILL ATKINSON.
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Observations

small dose OF single tar she
she buy another bottle
the belongs 70 the
reouIe o. corporations that
NATIONAL INSTITUTE
or persuaded ystirg
building OF handsome chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06


~.
RS somewhat different now. since
I've taken charge OF Uncle Amos.
I've sent words OF comfort 70 Cousin
Matte and Cousin Miitie from the
scene OF battle. Formerly when
Uncle Amos creased bis bssots and
sIickcd his hair and went to the
rural delivery box for his matFi.
moniai correspondence they could
feel him slipping Nov he cant
even get his mail. Two been sent
for 10 prevent him making n fool
OF himself. and II have to be a
trtfie haE1h why. that Ia his own
fault. II certainly saved tho farm
10 hts children yesterday. me being
here when that Doris wiliowplume
person drifted In. ny this time
she'd have BEEN Mrs. Amos Mango.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
Cousin Bills Patkos

TAMs appeal the party N me'noy Of
II champion protection pathetic
Could William MeKney be today he would find certain
HIM Among such facts are
HIrh monopoly.
does
Protection does adequately protect the iaborer
difficulty
this Mr. Tan 90 "
nol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

and ordering his f1csh and blood
Off the place.
But nnele doesn't Ike his Man
IN the-lfon MASK existence. He tried
10 cscas,e today. II WAS juss affrr
him twin daughters teiepho0ed me
from the village thnt busia Willow
plume MAS ssiiI hanging round. brmG'
s,nE that true iove win yet triumph.
Just then | remembered that Uncle
Amos had been acting sort Of quiet
ana crusfysffkc. ~ went out into
the yard Just In time 10 catch him
trying to drop nom bic sius>o~
with carpet bag. Get back Ia
there demanded. ''or I'll turn
the hose on yon' You just TRY "a
eiopeir suiIeniy he ciumh back In.
Gee. but these iovexlck gray
boards are q fearful responsibility
sContipacdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

THOSE AUDACIOUs ADVERTISERS.
Why that nnkFtns
Personally athletics"
replied Bxxns baahfut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

on~<Sye yNoah EaH 1912
~s...s Saas.,s ns,sv ssav civ
n~nr ar. /, NAV be interesting
- 49, x.saa~~ ~ me stnr 10 know
-" 1870. srcsers q ~ so-ealied
0s,xsrs A.snrias,an Who have
even uuon themxrlvex the task OF
~~Sc~~tnv tho fclIowfnr eandidafes
- ccmncs,mer. II noheuv. John
n p~s~r. p.,,r n xrvrnr Wi,bur 9
$3.50. rss.s ana George ri
eS-r~,. nn~.xear sarm Iow.
~..s Ts,,r,s .nS a ~ qtrar~
The = ,hs .ssndnaf rcsctsouarv
80 80 Iii - - 49, ~.
Snx W." ra -" sen ar WcpSer
- $3.50 -..s,, - 80
= 49, 80 .. ..s' ~. s~ -. - -
49, ness,s sss'sr.,,n., ,..~
1919 ~<-s - 80 s'-s-.~s -
Ss.LS n~nt-
a-~.n un,s, c.vox
- sS.s go $500
&s,Hrs saa,,,. r,<sw,nv ~. ana Nal
ucI 5'''7 7""s "A' -'s
nag 70 - x usu
"a ~ - .rha sc. lrr.,d
- anu snc n'an ""o vas "'a'"
70 tsn w mo-" c,o.,xn. v.,,s.~,,,.
nn ~. S NJ ra,,
Ins ana s"pposs1 ~ n y. "i''
Sv u,.
Mose uosts.sin, H.. n'''''on"'te an"
- nanuscnes' ''he'
s"snsssn o.ssess ,,
rsfuihauu oSn't~. i'ioha'ie
s~na owner,
Insr'es vs i,s DAFT owner osnof'
snlho1h DulIus
lanes ian, brswester. cigar dealer si,,,
nh H. farfys sianopat nepupi'
can
isaac "copper" "eaiinS real es'a'e
oeaier.
=. = biack'stohes MANAGE Se'
attic brewing anu Ma'uns 70.
Jesse ives, h,anaser " 'ne
5tiihson Mills sna tns man "no
ms Always tohgnt tne Lahe "aSh-
1nston canal
;. .. bFace' nifiiona'fe iumDer'
man - - ,,.
rranh ". baker, niiiionalre'
a y. Mch"ah' "in'ohs're 'un-
Derinan. ~
rfahh Duty sa'oohn'ah' vvi jack
SUI y. -
rIan,ls rr,nh, secIe'a,y WASH
l''E.o,, isvh woLks' SOD 2, .ii,ioh'
~"e ~ "' r'inh. oiiiAHS'
sea,.ie, WASH, rep. :, WE.
.o a., paa.u ~ luD.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
sorr Mo!
xrRvi xTRvi
POLITICAL EDITION

THE HoooLEs's SONG.
How dear 10 my heart are the
scenes Of my 'hattics.r
Presidential elections recall them
TO view.
The senate. The mesnbrrs. the call
OF the chairman.
Awake In my heart things
which We used to do:
The yelp os the "pce-pul~ ut the
way That Ne ran u.
The laugh Of the rich when =
bad bill got lost"
The howl OF the worker who could
not quite see Il,
The great time we had on tho
dough we we're togs'd-
Chorus.
Ths dough OF tho old day,
When each day was payday.
When even on Sunday.
We figured the cost.
Jack Johnson wants to b. an
alderman. lie ought TO be able 10
whip his opponents into line quite
easily.
A sood way 10 get Rockefeller TO
loosen up his purse strings would
be 10 nominate him for office.
THE PLOT rhickENsl
Hsrki Hsrks les now Champ
Clark
The political bees are s.buxxin',
They come with wlnps and party
strirps.
And hsnpsrs-on by the dozen.
Iowa women have a 5000 cam
paign fund to fight candidates who
refuse 10 declare for suffrage.
Who said women knew nothing
about politics.
Ben johnson Of Kentucky, chair.
man OF the district committee. Is the
most abused man IN Washington
because he wants to retire on PEN
sions The superannuated clerks in
the government Offices Money
does talk. doesn't n?
BY the way, has anybody heard
OF BallInger lately? What tickle
thing fame is.
What Every Woman Knows.
When her husband IL nominated
for office II is the last she will see
OF him for some time.
Five carloads Of beer arrived at
Fargo for the meeting OF democrats
there. still tho meeting was not
postponed. Neither was the beer.
The politicians are rapidly rush.
Ing to the notion counter.
People who try to initiate the
moon are more apt to be full than
quarter full.
The sucker is known by his appe-
lite.
When the auto has entirely done
away with the horse what shall we
do for nightmares?
You cannot convince a man who
wears red flannel underwear that
the itch Is purely imaginary.
DID YOU KNOW
The custom of calling travelling
men "drummers" originated In the
fact that In the early days peddlers
who sold goods about the country
announced their arrival in town by
beating a drum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

GET UP STEAM
|ls you want to get up. no ahead.
You can't got up sanding around.
Make noise iike hustler. my
son.
or you'll stay where you are on
the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

A POINTED REMARK.
Tick. tack. = carpet tack
Wss dropped upon the fIeos;
Brick bats and crazy cate,
out DIDN'T father roarl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

IN American factories a great
problem Ii the waste OF heat. That
liant true. however. or American
flats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Count that day lost when there
liant new white hops" In the
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
o,p You kNow3

The custom OF calling travelling
men "drummers" originated In the
fact that In the early days peddlers
who sold goods about the country
announced their arrival in town by
beating a drum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06
SEllO
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

Mia. ppeklss Manages ssns Relative
Becoming Mall Order Bridegroom
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Nl0Sf


WELL KNOWN CHARACTERS.
Your neighbor's dog.
And his cat.
And hts chickens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Gradually men fu.@n begin 70
brag less OF their carpet beating
ability ~ spring draws near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Ben johnson Of Kentucky, chair.
man OF the district committee. Is the
most abused man IN Washington
because he wants to retire on PEN
sions The superannuated clerks in
the government Offices Money
does talk. doesn't Il?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Iowa women have a 5000 cam
paign fund to fight candidates who
refuse 10 declare for suffrage.
Who said women knew nothing
about politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

THE PLOT rHickENsi
Hsrki Hsrki les now Champ
Clark.
The political bees are s-buxxin',
They come with wlnos and party
atrinps.
And hsnpsrs-on by the dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

BY the way. has anybody heard
OF Ballinger lately? What tickle
thing fame is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

You cannot convince a man who
wears rcd flannel underwear that
the itch Is purely imaginary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

What Every Woman Knows.
When her husband il nominated
for office 1t is the last she will see
OF him for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Many . man carries = lock OF
hair In his watch case which jnst
matches = wad thnt hangs over .
chair ~ night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

When the auto has entirely done
away with the horse what shall we
do for nightmares?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

People who try to initiate the
moon are more apt to be full than
quarter full.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Five carloads Of beer arrived at
Fargo for the meeting OF democrats
there. Still the meeting was not
postponed. Neither was the beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

The sucker is known by his appe-
lite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

A socd way 10 get Rockefeller to
loosen up his purse strings would
be TO nominate him for office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

The politicians are rapidly rush.
Ing to the notion counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-06

Jack johnson wants TO b. an
alderman. lie ought TO be able 10
whip his opponents into line quits
easily.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

lporpcn. tllcbcr Die ndt 3onen bnbcn
mir jilngir unierc 2cier inforrniert. J
Sas Tuitunt bat ipe5iclc @aagen
crbnlten, Die bis If Yfunb, obcr nicht
mchr lpiegcn. &cin Yofet lam pers
lunpt iperberl, ipcldDcS III c \ / als feds
SUB in llmfong mibt. IS miiiier,
bc1pnocre Sreimarfen 9ebtalld]t lpcrs
Den; Srdnfotur nit reglldrcu Brief
ntartcn miro ais IN ranfter
anacIcbcn. Sufctc miiilen ferner
$ Toitamt getragcn
lpcrpcr, Oh ielbe nid)t an ben griefs
toltcn colcftiert perben. Serner
rnilllcn ~bernrtige |afete bic MoreRc
nes g%bienoers in leierliAcr Shriit
tra9en. Sicicr neilc Sienir beginnt
nit Dem L. Sdnltnr 1913.
Sm bieIiscn ct. Soicpb's>
College lit am z. Hopember Gonrob
@run5meper bon Setersburg, Nebr.,
peridieben.
Serr Ialmicc Gonnpllp, Der
ncite GongreBmaun bea 3. Soipaer
SnrrittS. crbielt on Sdmstng Ibenb
cine gldn5enbc Sputiou ieitcus Der
Sirgcr Snbuque's aIler %arteis
ridthn9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
neutrality-suspicious.
pereinietc Staten.
IN M,eren . Spipital (Snbuamel

Sm Wercp : Soipital (Snbnane)
itarb am Sreitng Souis SrarcoiS, 9es
biir.ig aus Gilmore, Soma, an Der
Snloeu ci1e5 Illtomobil> llufalcS. Sel
%critprbenc NOR II Sabre alt mn
lpurpc am Samstag bon W'uqlofetn.
SSplpa. ans, becrbi9t. Or rrbc lalltt!
Seinen Iu9cbOri9cu uHicr Scileip!
Ser Hcbafteur Der Gun. Tercinss
.3citun0" bon Chicago, 81, o%efinierl
Ocn Inbrlld Der b~emofratiIden Iero
nit Dem penig ihmetdelbdfter
Spridlpprt: o@em cs DEM Gicl 81
ippbl lit, Damn gebt er ants US
tan5en." - @cr unldBlid, ocS GIN
brlldbes elmer DcnofrutiId)cn Iero
tribe Sorobmungen bat, lpatc mlnbee
items glles meiben, luas 81 ibrer Gr>
fiilIlmg 6eitrngen lpilrbe. = q. NJ
Gnscabc, Soma. - Sic &ittlpe
Sncpb Surnis bcglcitete ibre Sodter,
5Srau Gbos. Nciers, nad) Ylatte, =,
Sat, no lie ben 8iutcr 5ubrtn8el
miro. - Serr @biIipp &ur lit pol
einem Yelud)e bon Sreunpen IN Gdi@
caeo ltnD aurora, 81, 5urildgcfebrt,
SSn leBterer Stabt traf CT aud Srn,
g. 9. Iltman. friibcr in CASCADE
i~pobnbnft. = W. :. &remer uno Sde
Mile bon @prtbingtou inn naf ibrer
neile1 S~eirratb, @rprtou, Sasf., Gas
MAZDA, ge5ogcr, mo &crr aremer NM
SDbue cine misunderstanding be-
treiben. = (n&. @.0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Stabt nno nmgegemO.

9aep. Sos. 3epen bon ct.
Iarien bielt nm Sonnta9 cine Yre>
bigt, Die Sano unb SUB bate. Or
geiBclte Die Shlafmiisigfeit Der aaS
tbolifcn Subiique's IN offeuer freiS
miitbiger @eiie; i'm Seionberen aber
ipies er dlif Die l1ntb1ti9feit Der beuts
Iden &atbolifen I'M Sereinsfpeicn unb
Dffentliden 2cben bin. Splde Inf>
riittelungss Yrebi9ten iinb uns lciber
in bieien Sa9en iebr notblpcnpig.
@iirbe nlir jeber bodrb. Serr in Solpa
bieS einieben.
- Hatiirli6 iiegte Bel Der jiinsiten
@nbl bas gauge benofrntiihe Sonntps
Sidet. Sr. G%pnnollp, infer neuer
Subuqier Gongrebmann, erbielt i'm
Gpuntp 1877 Stimmer, cine Tlllra>
litGt bon 5,943. gr lie9te ii6er &rn.
Yidett i'm britten Siitrift nit 1000
Stimmen Iebrbeit.
sm Sonncrstos fanb bon ct.
@arien aus bas SegrdbniB Der per>
itorbenen, Srau Sclena Srid auf Dem
Galpa.ien : @ottcsafer itatt. Sic
rube in Sriebenl
= Son Ser8 Seiu als fnno am
Sreitag DIS Se9rdbniB Der bel Slpin
Springs peritorbenen Srnu @iqiam
&alne aif Dem Galpariens @pttesnder
ltatt.
3tpei iuterciiante Su6lifntionen
beS Sorpu Staats : Iderbmu : College
iinp ms 3rgegangen. Sieieloen linn
betitelt: .Hoab &e9islation anb Iomis
niitration IN Soma" rnb NJ Stibp Of
Spipa Stipulation az Gclnteo to Sne
ouitrial CONDITIONS. Seibe 9efte,
ipelte bon Srn. Sobn T.. 8rinbieb pers
fabt iino, geben intercnnnte &eftiire
fir bic 8~intcrabcnbc. Scipnbers b6s
c%ritocnnnnte Merfden lei Der Be
ad)tling u~nierer Snnbpirtbc c%rSpfoblen.
5orni's glpcnfrautcr mnb ylnt-
bcleber, MngeuzS tdrtcr unb 6eilsSel
ut in Sreb Q Gmitts @roceries
3abcn. 20. 266S 8aibinston Ctr,
8u p~erfanfcn. Selcpbon 1895.
.Sbc eight eternal" miro oir
10, 1G. mn II. Nopember I'M bic
ii9en @ranb Opera 5ouic nuigcfiibrl
prrben. 8ic unierc 2eier riiicn III
picies Stiid iittlib cinpanbfrei; bod
nid)t pnlienO iiir ainoer.
Am .. Eopember lprlrbe Serr
Cos. .. @alicn nuf @t. Object be-
gra6en.
- Nm Z. Nopein6er fam ouf Dem
Galparieu @pttcsader bn5 Scgrdbnif
bes p%eritorbeuen Cos. Scder go
Sabre nlt) ltatt.
Sic 9ebrer Der ofientlihcr
Sd,ulcn dgitieren fiir cine @eiceess
portage. Die Eeniionierung Der itauts
lideu Scbrer porIicbt.
- Iattbetps G. gbaImers. gobos
.aten. Sim. 305-307 9. & S. 8log,
geibe Pbones 1852. Yrafti5ieren in
Staatss mb gunoesneri6ten.
Serr Serncs, Yoltmeiiter. III
bieier Gage pifi5iea bon Der Ginrihs
hing Der Yafetpoit IN NenntniB geieei
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pllllH ppih Z ". ONtN
prattiiden Grfabrung uno Der Wt'cn@
ldaft ais gut %crlpeiIt", 81 erltreben.
Sereits einige Wonnte Suupr tam
1. Nai) mar, ebenfdQs III Salel, pas
internatipnnle Irbettss
q IN croffnet Dprbeu. Sas Int
beIibt Den Gbarafter zines rein
priputeu Snititutes. Cine 8aupts
urfgabc bes internationalen Irbeitss
antics beitebt in Der Sammlung Der
Irbeiterid)uB e@eiese aler 2dnocr IN
fran5oiilher, bclItiher uno en9lild)er
Sprahe. Inber Dem periobiid er>
iheinenben Bulletin bat bos inter-
rationale Mrbeitsnmt, an beiien Spibe
Yrpf. 81. ct. Bauer ltebt, cine Hcibe
~pertbpoller Sublifatipnen bcrars>
9e9eben.
Sem SbGtisfeitsbsrih c
iiber bic Sabre 1910 =
1912 fam man entnebmer, pab
Die internatipnale %ereinigung, pelde
our Stunbe 10 Scftionen nit 7,011
Witgliebern 5dblt, cine Neibe Iebr be-
griiBenslpertber praftiid,er Teiultate
erSielt bat. 8Gbrenb Der eriten
Sabre itanben i'm &%ittelpunfte Der
@ereinstbdtigfeit Die Seitrebungen
5lr Serbeifiibrrrng eines @erbptes
Der innmitrienen Sranen= Nahtarbcit,
ebcnIo nie aiid) zines @erbptes bes
meifen (selben) Ibuspbprs in Der
3iinnbuls Snbuitrie. Sic GrecbniIIe
bieier 8emiibun9en iino III 5lpei
internationalen |ertrd9en (batiert
pom 26. September 1906 niepcr>
9eleet. benen Die meiiten erropGiihen
Stooten beisetreten limb. @er peib,
tpeld,e miibianenG orarbeiten Dem Gb@
ihm'ie bieier @ertrdge p%orau9in9en
unb tpelherIei S6pierigfeitcn aler
Art Su iiberninben iparen, miro ipld)e
poiitipen grgebniiie, aud lpenn tic
anideiueub einen npr nnbebelitenpen
Sprti6ritt paritelen, geipib nid)t ge>
ring e%iniddsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
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