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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-04-26
Starvation WAGES.

Recently in New York a number of
clothing manufacturers were put on
trial for violation of the child labor
law. Frederick H. Cunningham, cOun-
sci for the state labor bureau, told
Magistrate Kernochan that inspectors
for the state department of labor had
found one case where a fourteen-year-
old girl was employed ten hours a day,
six days a week, for $120 a week.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-04-26
CERTAIN OF VICTORY.
Power Of Organized Labor Irresistible,
Says New York Clergyman.

In a recent letter to the New York
Evening Post the Rev John Haynes
Holmes, Church Of the Messiah. writes:
Your editorial on The Coal Crisis
In England does not exaggerate the
seriousness Of the situation, but fails
to emphasize the lesson which is in
Yolyed therein You touch upon this
only in passing when you say, The
fundamental strength of the miners
position lies in the impossibility of
filling their places and in the impeFa-
tive need that their places be filed.
Just here, to my mind, is the one i'm
portant thing to be noted in this stu
pendous event.
What we have In this nation wide
strike Is convincing illustration OF
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-04-26
BONUS FOR WORKERS.
Carpet Manufacturing Company Re-
wards Old Employees,

Bonuses amounting to $4,000 were
recently distributed to $500 employ
ees in the mills of the Alexander
Smith & Sons Carpet company of Yon-
kers, n. Y. Men and women who have
been in the employ of the company ten
years or more received checks for
amounts equal to 10 per cent Of their
salaries during the six months ended
Dec. 81, 1911. Those Of between Eve
and ten years standing received per
cent bonuses.
This was the third time within few
years that the company has thus re
memherad its otaa- on,nIouoa, r
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Copyright 1912 by Leon Sigman

sometimes it would appear there is
some truth in this charge, and the
only way to effectually refute it Is to
consistently, insistently and persistent
ly demand and exchange our money
for nothing but union made goods
Clothing Trades Bulletin.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-04-26

--~~.~. OIurI CnpivJ CCo. i4aSC
August 1000 employees of ten years
standing received the equivalent of 10
per cent of their salaries for six
months The gifts aggregated $4,000
on that occasion.
A few years ago Mrs Eva Smith
Cochran, mother of Alexander Smith
Cochran and Clifford A. Cochran, the
heaviest stockholders in the firm, dis
tributed S1,O0O,000 in sums of from
$1,000 downward to the twenty year
employees.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-04-26
UNION MADE GOODS.
Failure to Demand the Label Is Neg
Iect of the Unionist's Duty.


That there is a steady increase in
the sale of union made goods is be-
yond doubt, as strong evidence Of this
comes to our notice almost every day,
yet the sale Of union made goods in
all lines Is far short of what it really
ought to be in view Of the costly and
ceaseless agitation and advertising
which are directed in this channel.
Men and women who are members
Of trade unions and who are strong
advocates of the trade union cause are
daily ignoring the union label when
making purchases, not because they do
not know better, not because they
do not believe that union made goods
are good as If not better than the other
kind, but simply because they do not
think or see far enough ahead to know
that each time they insist on purchas-
ing none but union made goods they
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
LOCAL sRevlTIes.


Ray Danielson left this morning for
the 500 on visit.
Mis- Ida Blum. OF Pine street. has
gone TO Detroit, 20 spend a few days.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. william Barrett, OF Seventh
street.
William Lang OF Palneslale, return
ed home yesterday after visiting Cam-
met friends.
Alex Robertson. of Painesdale. re-
turned home Yesterday after visiting
With Calumet friends.
Norbert Murphy Will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Pittsburgh. To again take
up his studies at the Carnegie insti-
tute.
Miss Myrtle Coon left yesterday for
Peoria. where she viii resume her stu
dies at the Domestic Science schools
In that city.
Attorney William J. Galbraith is at
L'Anse. in attendance at the Baraga
term Of circuit court. He Is expected
home this evening.
Misses Bessie Matheson and Annie
Salatti have returned To Ypsilanti
where they will resume their studies
at the state Normal.
Miss Ruth Morrison left yesterday
afternoon for the University OF Chica.
go To resume her studies. after spend.
ing the holidays here.
i A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph w Stafford. of the vertir
fats. Mr.. Stafford Is proprietor o.
the Zenith barber shop.
i Attorney william Anderson. son O
Mr.. and Mrs. william u. Anderson. will
leave for his home in oregon tomor,
row after spending the holidays n
Calumet. s
Il Mrs. Thomas Trenberth OF Kear
sarge. left yesterday afternoon TO
Chicago, accompanied by the child o
Mrs. Joseph strgT)y which IL bein,
taken TO the Windy city. for specia
; medical treatment
Dan A. Kelly has returned Ia. Chicago
; latter a weeks visit at his home here
; Since his graduation from Ferris InstI.
tute. Mr.. Kelley has been employed ir
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

the general office of the Wells, Fargo
Express Co. as an auditor.
The following births were reported
TO Township Clerk Martin this morn
ing: Son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon
Kosld of Second street. Centennial
Heights; daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Barinotti of Cone street: daugh-
ter. TO Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Mikka of
Florida.
The annual meeting OF st. Joseph's
| Slovenian society for the election of
| officers and other business. will be held
| In the basement of st. Josephs Sloven-
| ian church next Sunday afternoon. A
large attendance of members IL cx-
pected. as keen interest Is being evinc-
ed In the election.
The following births have been re-
lported TO Township Clerk Martin:
Daughters, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Will
son, Calumet street Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Minaritch. wnterworks' street:
MIR. and Mrs. William Andrews. Calu-
met street; and Mr.. and Mrs. Eserl
Iahti. OF Raymbautown.
Chief Truiell Is again on the sick
list. having suffered a relapse. lie was
out fighting Sunday evenings fire IN
the Lambert building. and contracted
n severe cold. His duties as marshal
are being taken by Nightwatchman
James Glasson. while Special Officer
James Ford Is acting AZ nlghtwatch-
man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
KfARSARCt METHODIST
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
REV. Or. ]. G. hALLER OF iSH-
pEMiNG is COMING HERE.
Sunday School Holds Annual Meeting
and Elects Officers.

The anniversary services of the
Kearsarge NJ. T.. church VIII be held
on Sunday. Rev. DR.. j. q. Haller
Of Ishpeming. will preach both
morning and evening and in the
afternoon at ESQ o'clock there will be
platform meeting. which will be adj
dressed by Rev. Hailer. Rev. c. I.
Adams of Calumet. Rev. NJ. II. Eldred
OF Laurium. Rev. C. II. Merrill OF
Tamarack and others. The church
choir has prepared A special program
of anthems. quartettes and solos
which will be rendered at each serv-
ice.
The Sunday school OF the Kearsarge
VI. T.. church recently held it's annual
meeting and elected the following of
ficers: @
Superintendent Williams.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Dom
aid.
Secretary--Leslie II. Donald.
Assistant secretary-Joshua White.
Second assistant. secretary-Georgs
r. Husband.
Urea surer-Richard Cornish.
Organist-Miss Richard Brown, Sr.
Assistant organist-iMiss f. Will
Jams.
Door keeper--Archie Allan.
Chorister-Arthur Williams.
Supt. Cradle Roll-Mrs. Chas. Cor
nish.
Secretary Cradle Roil--Miss Sylvi'
| Iiddicoat.
Assistant secretary--AIiss Name!
Stevens. 49,
Audi;ors-samuel Rogers and Ed
ward Oliver.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
OLD RESIDENT IS
KILLED IN MINE
Jeremiah psARcE MEETS DEATH
THROUGH FALL OF ROCK IN
NO. 7 SHAFT, SOUTH
KEAasARoE.

jeremiah Pearce. miner. aged D
was instantly killed about 1850 O'CLOCK
last evening In the sth level No.
shaft. South Kearsarge branch of this
osceoIa Consolidated. through beins
struck on the head by piece OF fall
ing rock A pathetic feature OF the
accident is mat the only witness was
his eldest son. who was working with
his father az the time OF the accident.
Coroner Fisher held an inquest this
morning, the jury. composed Of Henry
chyn0weth. DIR. r. Kruger, Thomas
Hollow, John Lean, Richard Thomas
and John James, returning a verdict
that death was accidental.
According 10 the testimony of the
son. John. he and his father had
charged four holes and blasted the
same. later returning to the level Al
most Immediately on entering the lev
ei a piece OF loose rock fell from a
height Of from thirty to forty feer. kill
ing Mr.. Pearce instantly. The son es-
capped unhurt.
The deceased was native Of Corn
wall, and had been a resident of the
copper country for many years. He
was well known and respected. He
is survived by a wife and several chill
dren. He resided at the Tamarack Jr.
for the funeral have not
yet been made.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

Classified Ads bring ressua
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
Total Fire Losses 5000.

During the year ending Dec. 81, the
fire department responded TO 80 gem
eral alarms. and two telephone calls,
one at Raymbaultown, and the other
al the Central hotel on Fifth street.
During the year the department trav-
eled ten miles. and laid 5000 feet of
hose. The labor or time occupied al
these fires was 81 hours. while the to-
tai fire losses amounted to $4,000. in
Guiding the Lambert building fire
which occurred on the last day of the
year. The report was accepted, and
o unanimous vote of thanks was ex-
tended the fire department for prompt
and efficient work during the year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
BACHELORS ARE WINNERS.
Take First Of Three Bowling Matches
From the Bepedicts.

The Bachelors of the Commercial
Bowling league last evening proved
their superiority over the Benedicts IN
the first of a series OF three matches
between the teams to determine the
Commercial league honors. The Bene-
diets won the first game but after that
dropped two To the single men. The
series VIII be determined by the mum
Der OF games won. Following are the
scores.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

All members OF Court Robin Hood
No. 62S3 A. O. f. are especially re-
quested to be present at the next reg
ular meeting which will he held at 6 80
o'clock Saturday the 9th inst. Bust
ness of importance is 10 be transacted
after which a social time will be had.
g b. Mills, G. r.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

Street Commissioner NJ. Jacka has a
large force Of men and teams at work
on the streets of Red Jacket. removing
the heavy fall of snow. Good progress
Is being made. The street commits
sioner states he is receiving many APP
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03
RED jacket HAS
NEARLY $4,000
VILLAGE FINISHES THE YEAR
WITH GOOD BALANCE ON
HAND. FIRE LOSSES
IN 1911, 5000.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Red Jacket village council was held
last evening. when the reports of the
finance committee and the fire depart
ment were read. the former covering
a period from September Is to Decem-
Der 20. and the latter for the year
just ended.
The financial report covers the re-
ports of Village Clerk and Water Sec
rotary John ]. Ellis. Jr,. and shows
the village has cash on hand amount
ing to s9.7S9. The receipts and dis
bursements in all OF the departments
are as follows
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

plications for work from the unem-
ployed. but is unable to supply II ow-
ing to'the lack of sleighs necessary for
the carting away of the beautiful
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-03

Members of Calumet Legion, No. PIP
are requested to meet at their hall
Thursday afternoon at lis o'clock to
attend the funeral OF Sister Kate Me
Donald
% BY Order OF the President.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Ieines 9ermins cine CUTE Mnfelluns in
her aprporatipn. Wenn b!eier felbit
nicht ouf 2lnitenuns reflettirt, 10 bal
er irgenb einen naben 8erfponoten. ben
er unterbrinst. SIT bas pillfdbrigs
Wtitgliso Elm Mbpotat, 70 srbdlt er bon
Der 3orporation Bei6dftiguns au ets
mem febr suten 6onorar. Sn bieier
Weiie finb 9unberte pon aueIIen pors
bauben, pelhe bic aorporattonen ipeis
fen. Dieie S6onouirtbihaft lam
niht eber dufboren. oIs bis Snitiatipe
uno Referenbum einsefiibrt finp. Wenn
bic forrupten Witslieber poie Wadre
niht liefern trnnen@, neil oas 0olt
bas lebie entfheibenoe Wort 3u rtoeI
bat, 70 1T bic geitebune spedlos. Die
agsnten Der &orpprntipnen, tpe!he iih
iE ieber 2esisIotursGibung siniteltn.
um ben aorporotionen niht suIag.nee
geiebe su perhinoern, iino iiberfliinis,
nenn oas Bolt bas Rett bat, oas 0es
feB aus eissner Snitiatips ein5ufiibren.
0araus lift eriihtIih. boB man Der oas
Bolt beraubenben aprruption Gtnhdli
gebisten tann, fpenn bic bisrsu aeeiJs
neteu 9egennittel in 2lnlpenoung gss
braht psrben unb oos Tno JnItiatire
unb Referenbum.
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Da8 subcommittee fir Nus.

Das sz9ommittee fir Nus.
eaben i'm &risgsbepartement bat i'm
Sale oes Waiors Rdp einer geribt
srftattet, Der babin gebt, oab er piers
nal i6Derer 0eroeben anaetlagt mar
uno nismaIs pro3siIirt tperoen it,.
gtur Elm ein3ises Utal bat er fir eiue
ho6It uHmoralii6e 9anoIung einen
Bertpeis erhatten, Der nit ftdmpfz
liasr Qusitobung bate seabnost pers
Den follen. 8as aommittee tommt su
BEN 8efunbe, oub bieie gIimpflihs
gebdnolung Raps nur nit poIitiIten
@tnflufen 81 ertldren iet, cine Nns
iitt, bic in ben ertpd6nten E1atiahn
ibre Rehtferttgung ftnbet. 0as lit on
lid beoauerli6 unb piro nod empos
reno ooour6, baB bisier Wenit gu
elmer Run9erbobung empfoblen nor
ben 1T. Der Senat lit es Der Gbre bes
2anbss uno Der 0issiplin i'm Seere
fduIbig, bisie domination gu psrfper<
fen.
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fpeitere g,iitsuer BON $4,000 su fei<
ner Grtpdbluns i'm Sabre 1904 na6s
sefuht babe. 8ieie @elesenbGt iplIte
GopfeDelt seboten tperoen. Sic ibm
gu perfpeisern. mare eine grobe unge=
re6tigteit. Damn mIBte aud Gortel=
pou, Der Prdiibent bes NatipnaIsaums
mittess i'm senunnten Sabre, porsela.
ben iperoen, um uusSufusen, ob er
Roofepe!t Wtittheilune BON ben $3.50, =
600. Die beiseiteuert purben. semadt
babe. Wenn gortelpou bic NntIaesn
sesen RooiepeIt enttrdftet, bann 1T
essterer gerehtfertist. absr es lpllt;
nod mebr unteriuht fperoen. 9luber
bem 9riefe, in rpsIhem Ir6boIb BEN
Senutor genrpie $4,000 5ui6idt,
iino auh anbere griefe peroffentlit,i
poroen, aus pelhen berpprgebt, baB
peri6ieoeue anoere SeHatpren unp
apusrebz zRepraisntanten 9efo ppu Der
tStdnoarb Oil 60. erbulten baben. Die
9etreffenoeu ipllten gustunft esben,
ipelte 8ienite iie fir oas Selo geleiitet
hdben.
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9oup. million bat es abg.s
lebnt, cine Rsoes Sournee au peranitdl: 4:
ten., Gr bdlt es fir tpiiroi9er, gu
6ouie gu bleiben uno bem 8olfe Die
Gntiheibung iiber feline SanotDatur
gu iiberlafIen, obne es burt Geoen gu
besinflufen. gBir pFlidten bieier Nm
iiht bel. Die Stump 5puren Der
prdfbsntI6dfts 9anbioatsn tpurben
pon 9rpan singefiibrt unb bes Reiuls
tat bat ge5eigt, mas tie uiibsn. Roos
Ieoelt blieb tpdbrenb ietner aampagne
81 Sduie uno ous bat feline GrpdbIung
riht perbtnoert. Sm Queemeinen
fpeiB pos 9oIt, mas bic &unbiodten
iasen tperoen. ebe iis eeipro6en babeH,
ou Der 9ebdntengang tbrer Reoen
i6on in ben Qarteiz zYlatformeu nieoer.
eslsst lit. Damn iit es betonnt, oab
Rebsn einen isbr geringeu Ginorud
bintsrIaIien. Ous 9oIt ihopft isine
GnIidten aus bem pratttIhen 2ebsn.
Dsnu Der 5armer finoet. oab er cine
Daars gu tbeuer be3ablen mub, tpeiI
tie burh bobe Sole geidiist lit, 10 lit
eS elm psrgebIi6es geriihsn, ibm elm
rsoen gu tpolIeu, oub Der Sod5ou elm
Ssgsn lit. Qrdiioent Suft bat bas
Dor Stpei Subren getbcr uno 1T bamit
bOs obgefauen. Sn FOLDER WeiIe 1T
out Elm 9sneis bon Seitsn Wilions
iibsrfIiii'io. baB cine perniiuftige 3ous
repiiion bem 8oIte gum RuBen serei=
den piiroe.
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Bonn MifaSs. .
nus bsr Susenb5eit Ses
aaifers.

gDenr man burn bic alien paiofts
ariinbe In aicto frblenberi. faIi einem
In Der gl6he Der Ro.Hiibne uHb bes
pcloftes 5iorpossen (bos iogsnannts
.,GrkDlunaspnIais~) nod ein anberss
ftlpbcriiees Geb6ubs anf. Die erilds
runa unieres idpunii6tn Wlenicrs Iaus
tei: DIR Rita Goisn". ber .norclidt
g}clrffs, In bsm Der Wfisooo iein< Jus
ssnbjobre perIsbs bat.
QG6f man feline Dlide iibsr oas sins
fade Oebdube fAneifen, unb 3auberi
iih i'm Geiite ben pornebmeR Aonamdt
pcIait In zotio Dor 4uetn, 10 lit mon
iih fofort bss iaponif&en Wanbe!s
felt Der Meitdurniion bepubt. bts japas
niftkn Ginit unb Jfbt. Der GHtpids
luna bes Qnmbes Der aufesbeHben
Gonn< felt bsm SturSs nss lftitH
Ghogun-
Wlein freunbli1er Mentor snipuppis
iih ois Elm gutter QsnHtr bes iapoHis
Ihen auifer6dufss. CT ipdr ipobI In
formirt iiber bic 6ofperbdltnif1s unb
pubie aud einiees aus ber Jugtnby
,sis bss aaiiess Nuiiuhitc ~ sr5db.
len.
Der Gerri6sr IN iebr einfnH erspssn
ipcrb<fl. Die Ginridtung bes IRON
prinslidjsn 6auSbnlies mar fnH prints
no 5u nenneH. ein duberer Slang
maGte iid3 mr. IN ben DergOlbunesn
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@pntas, ben 26. Nusnit 1912.


Sn ben republitan d n
2asern i'm gan3en 2anbs berri6t srobs
3erfabrenbeit. Die Wdnner an Der
SpiBs Der perIdieoenen aampasnps
aomnitteen perlangen, bab bic 2ans
oihoten iid fir Soft uno qesen Ropies
oeIt srtldrsn ipllen. Die 2lntport oas
rauf Iautet, oaB ieoer aanbibat Die
Stimmen aQer RepubIitaner brautt
uno baB man in StdatspabIen ni6t
bdrauf ahten Ioqe, ob Elm RpoIepe!.
tianer ober Saftianer ouf bem Wabls
5ettel ftebt. 0d bas aber nidht gsftattet
rpiro, 10 1T in Solge Der Stimmensers
fplitteruns eine Rieoerlage unoermeib. i.
Id.
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Sr Der wWorttns Worlb" pirb

Sn Der ~Worttns Worlo" tuiro
nuasepieIen, bab Der srobere Gins,
ben bic 5armer, aIs bic Stdbter be-
3ablen, elmer Summe glsi6tommt,
Die iia idbrIia auf ben esiummten
Wertb Der Wei5en grnte, auf nabe
500 WiQionsn Dollars klGuft. 9as
lit cine RieierIumms Hno es lit psrs
itGnbIi6, oub bic 2onotpirtbe BEL
iolh bobem 3insfuB uuf tsinsn sri>
nsn 3peig tommen iDnnen. Dds lit
ia aud Der Grunb, pespegsn ale
partsien ii6 fir 8oosntrsoit gans
fen ertlart baben. Dus WibIihe
1T bic babel pprfhrebsnhe Sbee,
ben Sreoit Der Rsgisrung in On.
ipruh 81 nebnsu. 9ds mare Elm duz
ferit ristantes llnternehmen uub es
lit mebr uls fragli6, Oh bic Reaies
rung js oas porseitretts 9slo 3uriitz
erbalten piiroe. Ufit BEN Queenblit,
oa Der pldn Ing Geben 9etreten pdre,
puroen Die 5urmer cine politi'6e
9epegung einIeitsn. ibnsn oas eelisbsne
8eIo auf una6ie66are 3eit 81 itunoen
unb Die goIititsr piirotn es niht perz
abiGumsn, oieis 2lgitation nit Rid
itht auf bas Sarmerspptum 3u uns
tsrFtiissn. Denn man it6 oarauf be-
ruff oob Die Gurmer in anberen
GGnoern 8elo 81 bebeutenb nieorigss
rem Gins erbaItsn, 10 rpiro peri6fpies
gen, bub bic Rsgieruns tpeiter nitts
tbut, als bic areoitbanten beaufiihti>
gen. 2lle finan3ielle 6iIfs tommt BON
ben 5armern ielbft. Die beitGnbig
erpdhnten RaifeiisnideH aaHen finb
rpeiter nihts uts ssgenieitise arsoits
genoHeni6aften, benen Der Gtaat mid.
bic rninbeite fiuan5isIs 5ilfe ansebsi>
ZEN ldbt. DAB oisies Spitem bel uns
nod tetnen gIngong gefunben bat, III
Iei6t genug 81 ertldren. Die gars
mer firo iibsr Elm 3u grobes @ebiet
ssritreut, ols bab lie suiammenpirs
fen tpHntsn. pie IN ben tleinen 9es
h0ftsn Deutihlunbs. Qbhilfe fam bic
Reeierung nur auf einem Weas aee
pdbren, Der oem 9un3en Qanb. susut.
tpmrnen niiroe unb bas 1T our6 eine
5inan5reform, tpel6e ernen i'm sansen
2aHoe eIei6mGbigen unb bilisersn
Gins iibern lpIroe. Sn bief.r
6inIi6t bat bas Ganb grDbe Rid
f6ritte gsmant. 4Is bic Der. Staaz
ten gunt nit 3peisbantsn sriitirt.,
mar Der 3insfub glei9mdbig unb
Der Gins fir Die oamalisen 3sitDers
| 6Gltnife nisorig. Ssyt lit Elm Sins
bon o6t prO3ent in Der 2onbtpirtbs
Idaft tsine ieltene 4usnabms, fonz
bern als Die Regel gu betra6tsn, tp6bz
rsnb er ni6t fober iein Iollts, als flint
prp3.nt. Der 9runb oiefes boben
3insfubss 1T barin su iu6en, baB sr
bon ben lotalen 8erbGltniiIen ab>
bdnst. $50 bic Bep0lterung biht beiz
i1mmen pobnt unb in 5plee beffen
grDbere Summen ii6 anfammeln, iii
Der Gins nieoriser, als in ipGrlih be-
| iiebeIten gegenben. Cine 3entralz
| ftele, tpelhe bic iiberi9afiaen @elber
Der ganfen aniummelt, tpIrbe bic
Geloer oortbin ubleiten, no lie ass
brauht tperoen, tpdbrenb es iest Der
Jo1 1T, bob ganten in 9eriegenbeit
finb, nie iie ibre @sloer persinien
t0nnen. Sobonn ipirb aud bureb
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fnftem piel 0elb BON Der Spetulatien
abforbirt, ipdbrenb Der Garm.r feline
| finan5ieQe unttrftiisung 5u erlangen
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Die progreifips gepsgung
bat obne 5ruse tiefs 8urasIn i'm golte
eefabt. 0os man Don alien Seiter
bort uuh LEFT, Idbt erisben, bab oas
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nit Der Ausbeutung beg 8oltss Set
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ssragen ous 2ano beriibren, pie su-
3ett Der StIaperei. 9egenpGrtia 1T
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8oIt ii6 BON Der 6erri6aft Der 7Siz
nan3dgnateu lps MAIDEN miiITe. Bel
fnl6er Stimmunq unterlieet es teinsm
3IpeifeI, oaB Die progrsiiipe gspesun5
iih ourbiesen Dirb.
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permoa pber in b0hft unseniieenbsm
WtuBe. Gine 3entruIbant fpiiroe bic
fem usbelitanbe bebentenb obbelfsn
uno bas lit unieres GrmeHens bic
einsise SiIfe, bic ben 5ormern sss
tpdhrt fperben fann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Sn Der 9anama giIt,
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III Elm lpif1tiser 9aragrapb entbolten,
tpelder @iienbabnen perbietet, ibnsn
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nem &apital Don % Utilioneu Doll
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orsaniiiren ponen. jest bag oa3u no.
tbigs 9elo auftreiben fperben t0nnsn
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9elbsE Eruft polIte teine &onturrsns uez
gen bns BON Der gifen6dbn aepldnte
Wonoppl auftommen lafen.
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