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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
DESIRED RESULT OF
FEDERAL 8-A0UR LAW
Newport News shipbuilding Com
pany Reduces Working Time
Evidence of Union Influence.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May IS
On the last pay day at the Newport
News Ship Building & Dry Dock
pay envelope of each workman.
which in part, says:
AFTER careful consideration the
company has voluntarily decided to
reduce the working hours Of the yard,
until further notice, to a nine hour
basis, Saturday afternoons off, making
~at4ntsSk ofs50 O. working hours Ehissap-
plies to workmen except those en-
ragged exclusively on eight hour. con-
tracts. The. hourly rate will; be in
creased on April 80 so that men
working so hours per week will re-
ceive the same average weekly pay
as they do now" -
The influences of the organized la
Dor movement are not all credited to
it, but this is one instance where or
ganized labor has surely made itself
felt.
r. The eight hour day is the, normal
work day, and year by year large
concerns employing many workmen
are realizing that the, shorter work.
day must eventually come and are
meeting this sentiment by granting
to their employees the reasonable
workday. - .. -.
The eight-hour law that applies to
government work, which was
strengthened during the last session
of congress, is undoubtedly respon-
sible for the announcement made by
this company, ais this concern has the
contract to build the battleship Penn
sylvania. IA :3... I'm e.zf3 a.. .. '@..f
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
NORTHERN
CONDUCTORS MAY STRIKE

fa.. WINNIPEG, May 15.-Negotiation
between the Canadian Northern Rail-
way officials and the conductors Of
that road, who are demanding an in
crease in wages, have been broken off,
md the conductors will now place
their claims before the federated
board Of railway employees, according
to Information given out. It is ex-
.pected that the conductors will soon
aSue al strike ultinat tum. u
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
KANSAS CITY PAINTERS j
.. REFUSE COMPROMISE

KANSAS CITY, sMo., May 15.--The
Master Painters association has made
an offer of 55cents per hour to the
painters who are on strike, but III It
has been declined h, NJ .s 84S I@
Of 81 cents per b our. and consider
that under the present condition Of
living this is q fair rate. AZ The Master
Painters' association has been broken
into BY SOM of the ms sters painters
signing the new q greeme L. and sit is
believed that here are several 9TH
ser1s who shout to ii ~ new
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
ST, PAUL PAINTERS s.5E.
TO GET 80 CENTS AN HOUR

$$a ST. PAUL, May l5.---About one
half Of the employing painters n in
this city have already signed the new
wage scale OF the Painters union,
which is to 80 into effect on April
Is. sss5 l355 ". sss
The new scale provides for an ia.
crease Of cents an hour. q q raising
the pay to cents an hon. u Instead
SSof csnts which has been ths scals
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
PAINTERS WIN;

Nh. NJ ERIE, Pa; May II. The Painters'
union Y has Just secured an a agreement
with the Master Painters. securing a
Slnine-holl Mn day and 8 IS IS n cents per
hour ~ rise. of % per week. s3#
2 u % one ofs the big vtctorde des won in
sconssd duence Sof the orr anixing am
paixnE being arrtes on shyss y uaefal
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
REDUCE THE TARIFF ....
AND INCREASE WAGES

PHILADELPHIA May 15.-The or
ganized woolen and yarn workers in
Kensington have just secured from the
most important mills a substantial in
crease in wages, which was recently
demand Ii! 55i 6s Il .. III s{s b 54
While all the mills have not con-
5ceded the dyance the organization
will press Its demands Tor the pur- I,,h.
ipoase a's st bringins all the mills Into
line
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17
WoMEN's TRADE UNION
LEAGUE TO CONVENE

ST. LOUIS, May 4 The prssi-
dent dent Of the National Women,s Trade
Union league. Mrs. Raymond Rob
bins bins has Just sent out the call for tho
d! 1913 ll convention which will be held
81 in ! this city beg sinning Monday, June
q This Will sbe the third biennial
nventionssSof iea Eue ana the
tent annivsss 81 d ~ !,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-05-17

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Studebakers Sold
Until Sept 1914
Orders Continue
Factories Working Overtime and
Night Shifts Try to Catch Up.
Mr.. Benson Optimistic.

Having sold in advance every car
which its plants can build from now
until September 1914, Sales Manager
Benson, of the Studebaker Corpora
ton, has gone on record with the
prediction that the coming seasons
business is destined to reach even
greater heights than that Of the hs-
cal year which has just closed.
This statement is made despite the
fact that now and throughout 1913
the Studebaker plants have worked
without pause and much Of the time
With night shifts, vainly endcavoring
to build as many cars as Smdcbakor
dealers were demanding to I'm thclr
uninterrupted flow of retail orders.
1--WE have entered ON our now fiscal
year with confidence that our dealers
have correctly estimated their local
fields i'm the renewed contracts they
have made with this company-con-
tracts on which we are now deliver
Ing Studebaker cars" declares Mr.
Benson. Il am basing this prediction
| On the known ability Of "a great body
of experienced business men who
have carefully estimated local condi-
tions in more than 2,0U0 cities Ina the
country / know That they are not
UbliEating themselves IN WAYS which
are likely to prove ill-advised, NJ
such body of men can present su
united a front on any such estimate
without coming very close to estimat-
ing actual conditions"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
8 BAND
BIG FEATURE
Of AUTO SHOW
Association Deserves Much Praise
for Securing Peerless Leader.
Great Interest in Exhibition.

Credit for Sousa's appearance in
Atlanta this fall goes To the Atlanta
Automobile and Accessory Associa-
ton
That worthy little body of live
business men have worked and
planned, tisured and financed for
months past in order to give to At
lanta and the South something dis
tinctivc at the November automobile
show.
Sousa and his band was suggested
I'VE can't stand the cost of a fca-
turc like that for "A 90 cents admis-
sion" said someone"
we can't stand it, but Wen have
to guarantee II and we viii do It,
answered the chorus.
Then the arguments followed. Wires
were sent and prices secured from
seven or eight famous bands. SOusa' S
topped the list. The figures were
astounding For two weeks the COM
Hittee debated aud finally put the
matter squarely up TO the associa o
ton.
Sousa Engaged.
The vote was unanimous In favor
ct Sousa Let's engage Sousa ami
pend upon the automobile loving
folk of Atlanta and the South to pour
into our show and help us defray the
greatest and most spectacular display
Of automobiles ever seen" was the
sentiment Of the boosters.
This yearly promotion of an auto
mobile show is no simple problem.
, There is "a multitude of details that
have to be worked out anew every
season and ever and anon up pops
some obstacle that seems impossible
To overcome.
In New York. Chicago, Boston, St.
Louis, and In fact I'm all the principal
| cities whore annual motor car dis
| plays are held, a special paid crew of
| able men is employed the year round
10 keep the knots out of the line and
see that the turns are well oiled. But
here i'm Atlanta this little bunch of
business men gets together Informally
and does the same trick.
Committee Works Gratis.
And they do all this without one
| thought of pay, for the good of the
, industry and for the benefit of the
| Southern trade They work nights
and overtime during this period and
all without a murmur.
There Is not one cent made on the
| shows. Every year the rebate to the
| exhibitors is considerably less than
| the amount paid for space.
| Selfish motives2 Well. not alto
gether. OF course the display stimu-
| lates interest in the automobile in
| dustry, but a great privilege is given
| the populace to view for the first
! time, under one roof, the latest Crea-
| tions in automobiles. Then there Is
| Suusa's band, for an admission price
| of 80 cents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

as effective as their Ga specific
gravity.
quality of gasoline sold to automo-
bile owners Of Atlanta was not start
ed by complaints from the users. but
is the result Of a shrew5 scheme by
people who have been unable to Sc
cure what they consider tueil snare
Of the gasoline business.
We have had one of our tanks
filled with the "a per cent gas at IS
cents for past two weeks but no one
seems to care for it, realizing that
this quality talk is all bunk
4 expect to get the price still lower
in the course of time. If the aut0iSJ IS
win stick by me / win eventually
serve them gas at the same low price
that other large cities pay"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Quality Cars at Economy Prices


quality, such detailed perfection
4 a such remarkably low prices
Thousands waiting such They much
finished
because ne details have been overlooked
RegaCa dollars
We
v cent ont no a beer adopted
be yuih New As
her a per tht NJ fd il
found
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Good Cotton Price
InduCement to Buv
So Declares w. A. Ward, Who Sees
Return Of Good Business Feeling.
Money Soon Available.

'Fourteen-cent cotton is making
the farmers feel mighty fine" declar-
ed ". A. Ward, president of the
Ward -Truitt Company, SATURDAY.
Eighty dollars a bale for cotton viii
enable the farmers to pay their debrs
and have a good margin besides. 7
expect the present business tender-
cies to have a wholesome effect on
spring trading
THE feeling is very much better
and I think this is true of all lines
The prospect of getting a good pri-.
fer cotton has had its effect, and the
money itself will back this up in q,
generally satisfactory way"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
GRANTS ON LONG TRIP.

John w. Grant and family have re-
turned from a three months vaca
ton trip in Virginia and elsewhere
Leaving Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs. w. Va, they motored Ia
Philadelphia, thence to Atlantic city
and thence to New York. They re-
turued home from New York by train.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
BIC PRICES FOR
RECRUITS HUGE
JOKE-STALLINGS
Capable Manager Of the Boston
Braves Sheds Light on In
fIated Values.
BY Sid c. Kccner.

George Stallines. manager of the
Boston Braves. is one baseball boss
honest enough to admit that the fab
ulous sums alleged 10 be paid for
minor league bah players exist large
" in the minds of those who seek
little free advertising
Il have 20 laugh every time ] read
OF these extraordinary prices paid
for minor leaguers," said Staliugs
recently Let me tip you off that,
it's a joke. and this $4,000 FOR Chap
pell. $4,000 for MaiseI. $3.50 Tot
Gilhooley and a few more are wrong
'I'll bet that have spent as much.
probably more. money than any 9TH
er major league manager this year
IN submit my figures, get them from
the minor magnate, too, II the others
win come across.
Needs Men of Experience.
"a have turned down the Glass d
and Glass & stars, because they won't
help me for 1914 It's the experienced
fellow ! am after, and TN fool those
VINO don't pick the Braves for first
division spot next season"
g The remarkable showing of George
Stallings with the Boston Braves cas-
liz can be considered the biggest sur
prise in the 1918 baseball season. The
American League is running to form
and the pennant triumph Of the
Giants was predicted by practically
everybody last spring.
But George Stdllings has fooled''em
an He was willed one Of the biggest
Joke club in the major leagues. and
instead OF keeping II down at the
bottom he has IL running in NTH
place at present. with a good chance
Of finishing at the top of the second
division
Builds Up Club Quickly.
Z And all the credit should go to
Stallings. When he arrived in BOs-
ton this spring he had a squad OF ALL
IN veterans, surrounded with bunch
Of Glass Q players. In a jIny Stall
ings cleaned house The vets were
discarded: also the raw recruits, and
in their places Sailing has some
promising timber
~ Less than six weeks ago StallinEs
toured the Eastern circuits. princi-
pally the international and New Eng
land Leagues, and made purchases
right and left. The Braves general
didn't pick up the lS-year-o old phe-
Doms. but players with a bit of eX-
perience.
lin Outfielder linn, Pitcher Jack
Quinn, First Baseman Schmidt and
one or two more Stallings has picked
pp few nifty prizes. They are the
Bind OF players Stallings needed to
strengthen his club.
staIlinss Is Real Boss.
n Being the real boss Of the club is
one OF The main causes for Stallings'
Success. This trait undoubtedly Is the
p1ost important In becoming a win
nbr on the diamond. There are man
dgers and more managers, each prob
ably with a different style. Some are
Ienient and allow the players to run
over them. But not Stallings.
= Stallings' success has made more
money for the Boston owners than
Che club has earned I'm any OF the
CAST ten years Stallings too is go-
ing through the proper process for
future Improvement. The stoCkhold-
ers are not hanging on To the profits,
out answering all of Stallings' call for
finances.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Electric Starter and Lighter
Left Hand Drive-Center Control

The New Series consists of three Under
slung cars-Model TYP a fve-passenger
touring car; Model en-" a roadster; Model
INC, - coupe-and Model"C,' an overhung
car. Regal Underslung cars have won the
endorsement Of the world. They are found
in every civilized country. By placing the
frame below the axles we attain striking
beauty of low, sweeping, rakish lines. 1t
enables us to use springs that save your tires
and give greater mileage. 1t allows for a
straight line drive that saves power and cuts
down gasoline bills. 1t is an assurance
against the perils of turning turtle" and
skidding. Our Model co. is big, luxur-
ious, powerful 'car-unrivaled in its class.
Again we have maintained the low lines by
attaching the springs below the axles. This
also gives the straight line drive. We have
attained remarkable degree of riding ease
and comfort. Every car is spacious and
roomy. Read the specifications carefully.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
staIIinss Is Real Boss.
,cues SIGN zlMMERMAN,s FINp.

Z. CHICAGO. oct 4.-The Chicago Ma
0onals to-day signed Catcher George
q. Schworm, Of Astoria, Long Island
lie was recommended by Heiuie Zim-
herman. who Is quoted as authority
Tor the statement that Schworm's mas
sive shoulders make him great hitter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
GifenbaRn'S eperthmne.
Gin san5es Seer puit Sadperitdnbisen
ioll babel mebr pber miuher lpbnenbe
geihdftismns finbem.

Iuf geranlaiiuns Der 8unbes> @ers
febrss GommiIiion. pelfer Die rieii9e
Irbeit obIiest, ben pbpiiifen @ertb
bes Carbohydrates in ben @ereinigs
ten Stanten ab5u1hdben. miro Die
Gipilbienlt : Gommifiion bemnGhlt
Yriifunsss Sermine fir 2cutc anieBen,
tpelfe i'm GiienbabazSau unb sSez
triebe G%rfabrung hnben unb bel Den
fraslifen arbeiten ,beiddftist gu lpers
ben niinifen. -,
Sic @ertebrsfG ommliiion beabiidT
tigt, It'd einen 9efpalti9en STAB BON
8aus. gleftri5it1tsef @taidiuens.
Giienbabniignals mnb Ginil Sngenieus
rem. iotpie bon Snipefteren fir giiens
babns Irsriiituua unpp 8~ctriebstraft
5u5ulesen. Die 9eute ,perben Sab
r~essebdlter bon $1.0S0 bis $4,000
be5ieben unb. ipeHn lie @albington
~perlailen miiilen, ibre 9uslasen eriest
erbalten.
Sic Gipilbienits Gommiiiion eripars
tet biele anmclpunsen 5ur Sriifune
nno miro iol6e bis gum 21. SuIi cnts
9egennebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

@ebiet Ieiner Gampaene elei9t bns
ber bereitS fait elmer @iite. $50
friiber inntitten rieiieer Ylnnfngen
bliibenbe S~a3iebas itanoen, tpuhert
tropiihes llnfraut. Sapatd lit aber
INNER nod nift nieber9erun9en. 4
Die bon 8uapma5 aus geleitete
Gdmpngne begann unter siinitieen
Iuipi3ien. Spdter crlitt aber De-
neral Barron Hicbcrlage aif Niez
bcrlage, bis er bel Sauta 9toia ents
iheioenb 9eifla9en ipurbc.
Iuh in Den Stuaten 9oa6nilu,
Nlleno 2epn unb 5amaulipas gelane
es nidt, Die Hebellen utter Garran5a
gu unterbriiden.
Ser Heaierling lit befdmtlih fiir5s
lih bic aufuabne elmer neuen Nn=
leibe segliift. Nit Dem 0elbe lpia
lie inter Inbcrem Die riiditdnbi9en
20bne ibrer Solbaten be5ablen unb
Runition ionic anberes nptbpenbiges
ariegsmaterial anidaffen. Z smag
paB Der &nmpf gescn Die Nez
bellcn in nober 3ufunft nit 9roberer
Gnergie gefiibrt miro llnb baburh ges
orbnete 3uitdirbe in Der pieleepriiften
Gepublif interchangeable fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
Die Gage Il, ,terife.
Die Gesiernns iiibrt bret nerihieSene
Ganpagnen. - Sat- ieoe bisber
ein Seblihlag. - ,Yau=
bitten" i'm Sprtbetl.

Gus Ierico Gitp berIautet: Sen
Iniidten berufeuer unb unparteiiifer
&enner Der Serbdltniiie Sufolec lam
it'd General Suerta niht riibmen, in
Den prei Wonaten. in oeneu er Die &C.
ldide Der Hepnblif @crifo lent. be-
lonpere Iortbeile gegeniiber Den He>
bellen errlrngen 81 baben. gs inter-
liegt ierner falm einem Speifel. baB
bic enplihe Wieperberitelsung bes
Sriebens Suerta nod bebeutenbe
Sdtpicristeiten bereiten ipirb. falls Die
8e9ieruns nift ibre bisberi9e 9ams
pasues Ietbope gesen ibre Seinbe bon
8runo aus dnbert ober Die Hebeuen
burh irsenb elm neutrality-suspicious. Or
eianiB betrdhtlid geidipdht tperben.
Die Stdrfe Der Hebellen bat mnitreitis
ieit benz Regierunssantritt Suerta's
itetis susenummen. Sente eibt es
faum einen Staat, in Dem ibre leidt
beipegliden Sdoarcn Dem beitebenben
8csimc nift Sdlpicri9feiten bereiten.
.Inard)ie berridt int Sanbe",
lhricb fiir3lib Der .gl Sinrio~, elm
regierltn9sircnnbliheS Slatt. .Sris
gantcntbum fiibrt in eincm sroBen
Sbeil bes n~ationalen @ebiets bas Hes
aiment. @crpen Die @anbcn aus
Ser einen @egenb periaet. taud]en lie
in elmer anberen ipieber auf mn treis
ben ibre 9iibnbeit 10 melt, pab tic Die
9unbestruppeu in bercn Salptauars
tieren ansrsifen."
Ser Son Der Iebrbeit Der resies
runssfreumbliden Sldtter lit freilif
perIhicben. Gin itIbierter Sptimiss
mrs tommt in ibm gum Iusbrud.
ipic CT BON H~eaierunsss Yalalt aus
acbt. aleinc griolge perben baml
III Ger Yrciie 6u bcoeutenoen @rfolgen
aufgcbauiht. mdbrenb Die pielfaden
erniten 8iidihldse oft i~iberbaupt feline
@rpdbnung finbeu.
Die militdriiden Sperationcn Der
Hesieruug perben nad brei Hihtunz
gen bin gcfiibrt. SIM Siiben cpms
manbiert 8eneral TobleS 9eseu Die
Inbdnser 3apataS. Sae Centrum
Der 5peiten Champagne liest in @uaps
mas. I'M Staate Sonora, mnb bas
Der britten in @onterep. im Staatc
Gonbuila. Ibseieben bon bieiem
mebr plansemdBcn Sorseben piitbet
iiberall Der @uerilatries. 9eneraI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
8eieblasnaktne mar cine
Sermaltt6t.

Ser iapaniihe Sotihafter in 8nibs
inaton. Yicomte Gbinba, bat feline 8es
aterung nm cine ofii3icue grfldruns
besiislih Der geihlasnabme Der ames
ritaniihen @crsniisunas Yadt Cos
lumbia" criudt. nm. tic Der amerifaz
uiihen 8egieruns unterbreitcn 81 ions
men. 9ieic gadt lit @igentbum bon
Senrp SaSetp bon Neip Yorf. Der less
ten Serbit nit icincr @attiu unb eiuis
gen 9diten cine Wcltumieslunesfabrt
antrat. Sic Ya6t periud1tc III Den
scidloiiensu 2afen bon Nasabama
e%in5ulaufen. Ga befinbet lid bort
fein Sonamt unb iremben Sdifien 1T
besbalb bas 2anben nidt seifattet.
Ser Yrofurator bon Hasaiafi erfldrt.
bab Die Sei6lasnabmc cine 6ormali>
tat sctpeien iei uno feline politiide Be-
oeutuns baben Tonne. ba irseno elmer
anberem ansldnoiiden 9adt oasielbe
Sfidial rpiberfabrcn mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

Cffi3ier IL Der &ricssmarine Der @ers
einigten Staaten lit. bei6loB am 21.
Snni ieine aftine 9ienitthdtisfeit, oa
er baum 62 Sabre aft lpurbe. unb ale
aftipen Sffi3iere Der Irmee unb
Narinc bann ibrcn Ibidieo einreiden
miiiicn. Ser @bmiral lit Mitslieb Der
Generals 8ebDrbe bes Marine sNmts
uub ipar bis gum leBten Sriibiabr
9ommmbenr bes Itlantiifen 8es
Itpaoers. Nuf Der beriibmten .Sabrt
nm Die grbe" commanoierte er Die
Connecticut. SaS S6lahtihiif ,bes
pcritorbenen -Sisbtins Bob" gpans.
Surd) Die Y~eniionierun9 ipirb ipics
Der eiumal Die Srase Der 8eforoerune
Capt. Semplin ~. Bolts nno Goms
manbcr YbiIip Inbreips' afut. ipeld)e
nidt scniigcnb e%rfabruns sur See
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

ipobl audi leiblife Yflege unb CIR
quiduns barbietet, Die aber Dor Iucm
unb grunbidsIi6 Der Gee
lenpfle9e GEN ibmet It.
Wir b d. Elm Salls. bns Elm
8aus beS 9l. @eiites lit NIT gciunber
&ebre, 9eiuuOem 2eben nio %gcIunSen
Srbnunscn.
ngrbplunesitdtten, &nrbdu e +,
REORGANIZATION fir ben franfen 2cib
baut Die Sumanitat Der @egcnipart
in reid)er Siiae uitb 10 marldye miibe
Seele irrt umber ipie Noab's Saube,
Die nifts faub, ba ibr SnB ruben
fpnntel"
&ann bieier ersreifenbe Nnfrnf
eines Hrpteitantem nidt aud anf ms
a%ngeiuenbet merben? gs lit ipabr;
mir &atbplifen baben in ieber Yfarrei
einen Seelenar5t ipie ibn Der Srotez
liant ni6t bat; aber, ebenio ipie es
forperlihe 2eiben uno 8r%antbeiten
9ibt. Die ihneller, better nnb sriinbs
lifer in elmer &%uranitalt bebanbelt
uno furiert ipcrben fonnen als 5u
9auie bon benz Samilienarote. 10 sibt
es alid Seelen5uitdnbe unb Seelens
franfbeiten, Die am beiten unb erfolgs
reiditen bnr6 cine beionoere Sur an
ei1em eiecns ba3u beitimrnten Srte
bebanbelt nnb gebeilt tperDen fonnen.
Sa. mir fonnen audi iagen: rWir
branden elm Sans, has por silent nab
srnnbidtlih Der Geelenpflese se-
iuibmet it," 60 elm Saits 1T elm
3 ii
Sat aber, 10 m6fte Manher frns
gen, rniere @utter, Die Stride. bieIes
gebiirfnib nod nidt sefiblt? Sic.
Die bod ionit allen unieren eeiitigen
N6tben 5upor5ufommen foeiB? Sa,
iie bat bieies gebiirfniB 9efiiblt nnb
oemielben Gorge setraeen bur1 Die
grri1tung bon grer5itiens
+ duern. Sn bieien Initalten tpirb
@ues bargeboten, ipas cine i1tpa1e,
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bas 8etbanien. ipo Seius einfebrt, bas
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Mit Der 9utbeibung unb Grmuntes
rins bes 81. 8aters, Der Siidofe unb
Yrieiter tpurben iold)e Sduier in
mebreren 2dnbern errihtet; 10 in
8elsien, mo idbrli6 iiber 10000
Wdnner unb 5000 Srauen aus allen
Stdnben bic eeiitliden ltebunscn mits
maiden; 10 in Seuti1fanb, Sranfreih,
Stalien. England. Soft iei Sanf.
aud in unierem 2atbe bat man ggers
5itienbdrier erridtet uno bur6 iie
reft troitreife grfolse er5ielt.
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.@nabe 8ottes anerfennen, bab mir 10
Elm gger5itienbaus in unierer Rdbe
beiisen. Sn Yrairie on CHEN. 8is.,
ipnrben ndmli6 ipdbrenb Der Iesten
brei Sabre Idnnersg gerSitien abses
balten, Die iebr iesensreide Sriihte
ge5eitist baben. @ieneidt tpirb Der
2eier nit einem oieier grer5itanten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, es, iino beren
bercits cine ftattlide an5abl = unb
bann tpirb er ii1 bon Der sroben
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empfinben, tpelfe Die bl. gger5itien
mitmahen. Solte aber Der 2eier
ben @uni6 empfinben. an bieiem
sroBen Slide tbeil5unebmeu. 10 mose
er lid an bas grer5itienbaus in
Yrairie on Chen ipenbeu, inter Ser
gbreiie: 8ector. Sacreb Seart
College, Trairie ou gbien. @is.