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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Provisions for Welfare

Assessments In small amounts are made
as follows: A hospital fee of 25 eent1
per month for each man. In consideration
of which no further expense is incurred
in giving hospital attention in Birming-
ham to men who are injured.
A physicians fee of 81 per month for
each head of family. and so cents per
month for each single man. by which full
medical attention is rendered every sick
person in the camp.
4 school zee of 50 cents per month for
each head of a family sand 25 cents for
each single man, by which every child of
school age, both colors, is given free tut
Hon in the schools of the camp.
And so this cooperation makes less ex-
pensve these necessary adjuncts to COM
munity convenience, welfare and comfort
at Aemar.
Two hall buildings. two stories, for
church, school and lodge uses, have been
erected by the company for the free use
of the miners and their families, the one
far enough removed from the other to
make distinct the separation of the two
races These buildings are substantially
constructed and attractive in appearance.
Dancing and skating pavilons ball
parks. and play grounds add to the at
senser service by rail removes any OBJ
Iigation that might be suggested to re-
nioteness from Birmingham and other
cities
Acmar is what may be called con-
tinuous mine. 1t never closes down, ex-
cept when railroad cars cannot be oh
tanned The superiority of the coal for
both domestic and steam purposes makes
sales certain and contracts are always in
| existence L. months In advance.
Under date of June g7 the state mine in
spector reports as follows on Acmar:
kind of opening. drlft' kind of eXplo-
| sives used. Monobel how ventilated, nat
ural; ventilation. moisture and timbering
good; special mines rules posted at the
shop: first aid supplies on hand
All pumping at this mine is done by
electric power. In fact. the company S
electric plant affords power for every
thing at this mine. except outside hoist
ing, which is done by steam.
Scale of Wages at Mine
Following is the scale of wages paid
men at this mine who are not miners.
Deadwork, per day; Rock men $3.50;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Cnmnaratiye Prizes

The following is a comparative state
ment of prices for groceries at four Bir-
mingham stores, and at the commlssary
at Acmar
Average at four Birmingham stores;
Granulated sugar. Is pounds to the 81
roasted coffee, Is cents and so cents;
cream cheese, % cents; pig meat Cd. S.
pori), 171a cents: pure lard five pound
paiD. 80 cents; lard compound five pound
panb, 65 cents; ham tregularl. 25 cents;
breakfast bacon, IS cents; onions, cents
per pound; cabbage cents per pound;
laundry soap. cents; flou (inciuding
roller Champion. 95 cents; corn meal
peck, 30 cents; Bologna sausage, 10 cents
beefsteak, 12Is cents and 35 cents; spare
ribs. 121s cents; beef liver 125h cents pork
chops, 20 cents; beef roast 10 cents and
20 cents; pork roast 20 cents; pure pork
sausage, % cents
At Acmar commissary: Granulated
sugar Is pounds to the 81; roasted coffee
10 cents; cream cheese. % cents; pig meat
u ). pork, l1la cents; pure lard (five
pound paid, 30 cents lard compound FIVE
pound paiD 65 cents: ham (regular), 25
cents breakfast bacon, So cents; onions
cents per pound cabbage, cents per
pound; laundry soap. cents flour lin
meal peck, 30 cents: Bologna sausage. 121h
cents; beefsteak 121a cents and % cents;
spareribs, 121s cents; beef liver, 10 cents;
pork chops, 171s cents; beef roast. Is cents
and 20 cents; pork roast 171a cents; pure
pork sausage, 20 cents
These mines are situated 20 miles from
Birmingham and further than that from
any other trade mart. Suppose the COM
pany should abandon the plan of provid-
ing supply store for its employers. How
would they procure necessary goods for
support of themselves and their families? :?
BY frequent visits to Birmingham, at a
loss of time and the expense of travel
and of freightage and cartage on goods
1t is declared by men who work at these
inires that there is no rule of the com
pany that forces them to trade at the
commissary That trade checks are is
sued to them by the office on request
and that goods are sold them in the com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

The commissary building at Acmar is
a large and commodious store house. con-
structed with a view to comfort, cleanli-
ness and for a proper display of mer-
chandise. 1t is really a department store,
carrying everything in stock needful for
the outer and the inner man. The store
IS screened, electrically lighted and kept
imma culately clean. The dry goods, gro
Gerry, furniture and feed departments con-
tain assortments and grades of goods to
suit the purse and the desire of any man
or woman whose fastdious taste has
ever found response in great city marts
of trade. The meat market is gem of
perfection. Electric fans, refrigerators
and an ice house keep cool all meats,
cheese and perishable goods and the deft
hands of artistic meat cutters present a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

most inviting picture W. J. Upshaw
long experienced storekeeper, is in gen
eral charge of the commssary. and he
and his corps of statesmen are as polite.
cordial and attentive TO miners and their
families as they could be If they were
seeking cash customers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Trout Killed by Railway Accident

FROM 1lt-BiS.
To associate the killing of hundreds OF
trout with railway accident seems
strange. but such was the case at Oke-
hampton some weeks since.
1t happened In this wise:
Two tanks of ''vitriol' were standing
at the exremet end of a siding against the
stop blocks, overlooking the public road
way. when by some oversight on the part
of the shunter. an engine and trucks
smashed into them. knocking down the
"blocS" and sending the tanks crashing
into the roadway.
The cover of one of the tanks flew off.
and scores of gallons of the ''vitriol'
rushed down the hill. running into the
gra.inss and finally into the town river.
Then the execution began. large trout,
little fellows cells. stekles-in fact, every
living thing for miles met a violent death.
1t was noticed that some of the eels in
their death throes had wriggled far up
the river bank. and in some large ponds
the dead could be counted in hundreds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

pany's store in exchange for these checks
at the same prices as when they pay
cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

Acmar, July 12.-tspeeiaL)-Th is tn,
way the poet put It:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Wages Earned By Miners

II. G. Landsdale, the very efficient
.imekeeper and his assistant. Tai
mage Stephens, permitted an inspection
of the books and accounts that the writer
might see with his own eyes some of the
results of effort on part of the miners
who really work at Acmar. Here are
some of the figures:
Hal Jones, negro contracting miner,
result of "a days work in June, 743
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

ders are few and far between, and are
never of serious consequences.
or the $50 miners at work at Acmar,
about one-half are white and one-half
colored. There are 10 foreigners. among
them Italians. Poles, Bulgarians and Ger
mans and these are declared to be order
ly and industrious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Yardage ........................... 1850

$191. GO
George Washington, negro miner, states
that he averages when he works a full
day, and can get cars to move his output,
16 tons at 40 cents, Sc. 40, and that his ex-
pense does not exceed 81, netting him
s5.4o. These, however, are exceptional
cases. The following figures. taken from
the books. give better idea of general
results:
Average tons day per man dnclud-
ing all miners) one month of 26
working days. ......................1 10. .16
Average tons produced per miner per
day, 1918 tons at 40 cents "a. 45
Average expense to miner per ton
of coal produced:
Powder s sticks, at cents. 81
Two caps at cent.............. .02
Ten feet fuse at .006. ............ O6
Oll ......................... Do 10
Average net earnings per day per
man Observation-Disclosures. S3 70
Single miner loading largest average
tonnage, Is tons. at 40 cents.......... 800
Powder, Il sticks at cents. "a
20 feet fuse at cents.
-Four caps at ! cent............ .04
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
Grim Humor

Aged uncle-"Tve insured my life TO
5000 in your favor, what else can I d'
for you?'
Nephew Nothing on earth. uncle"
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-22

rnh bon ssoiua. uno Shcrman bon
sIinois, Ioipie 8ouperneur Sno.
len BON Wiliouri cine erfldrung 5u
8uniten elmer r@icoerberetniguns
NIT ben Brogreiiiuen"; babei al,s-
oriiflih betonenh, oaB cine iothe MIR
.nah anerfernrng oer ron oer
progreiiiuen 4artei nlifgetellten
8runoidse" geibeben tonne. 0fit
oaoeren 8orten. oie Grcgreiiioen
berlanaen un5eotngt elm hoQitdnbiges
9lufgebsn Der alten Erinsipien Der
8roBen @lten Eartei.
Sin anoeres Grogramm ellf firf.
lihent 9ebiete nerlanyt auh Iiir Die
3ilf,lnft Die @eneralisnphc, Der 9n.
tberiiden Stride.
9ei DER gr6fflung oes 45. 3pei.
jdbrigen aonrents Der @euernliDnc-
be in Itbiuion, aanios, hielt Der
Er1iioent, &cp. Sunil.s .. Rsmeu-
iupoer (fien e.,ihneioer i'll oeutidll,
Baitor Der 2;tberiidlen CT. So.
mesfird)e, eine. bemerfenslpcrte 9sre.
oigt, in Der er ben 3niammer.
lihlmF su elmer allsemeiaeu Gbriitli-
den Stride befiirmsrtete. Gie 2ilthe.
ride STRIDE miile Die 5iihrung iiber.
nebmen. Inhere bebeistiams Nus
lpriid)e iparen:
nguBpreOigen bat aIs @itteI Der
8efebrung feinen grfola ge5eitigt.
gbriitIibe aolt pnb pabcaogilAe Me.
tbooen tragen before ssriihte.
Die 2rltberiid,e Stride lit nie Sis
fatboliihe nidt puritan,ih. MaBbat.
ten. nidlt polligc entbaltiauiieit. lit
mas Die bormlpien 8eniiIle uno oit
unihuloigen 5re, oen ee5 o.hens an
belanst, Die gorihrift. Gas itirnm
NIT Der mobernen, breit5iiaigercs
sluffaiiung bes religiolen 2e6en:
iiberein".
Der @eiitlihe penost l.h gegcn 81,
Serilhe, Die Stride sll einein GIN
bdngieI Der io3ialen @cltrebi,nocn
unierer Gage 5u MAIDEN Gie airh,
iei feline ethiife @eiellihaft; i'm er
| Iter 2inie fontme Die 9feligipn, /,
5tpeiter erit Die ioaiale 9iefornt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-22

be miir6en nnh Der aniidt Der StraB-
burger 8idtter cine 4usi0bnung sipt-
ihen ben eingetpan0erten mnb eti.-
beinliIhen glenneuten iinnl0gIih ma
diem t1rto MIR eine ipeitere 8erihleh-
terung Der ge5iebnngeil 5Iuiid,erl
Ge,ltihlnn0 uno 6ranfreih sur Sol
ge boben.
Die BON shpeiSer SosiaIiiten in
anregnng aebrohte Hfingitfonferen5
oeiitIher uno fraii5oiiIder 8orla-
nlefltarier. Die ben 3ipef berfoIgte.
|5ur ss6rberiing elmer 9eritdnoignng
8lpiiden Gelitlhlnn6 itno Grarfreih
beisutraaen. lit BON DeitIher Settle
MIR ihtDoh beillft noroen. sSrn gdfl-
sen mnren 81 Deutihe Mbgeoronete,
rneift WitgIie0er bes Heidstnges, er.
id)iencn. Gle groBe Mebrheit Der
oeatihen EnrIamentorier beftnno aus
Go3iolbemofr1ten.
gieIbcIprohen tpirb o0s t0tlid]e
a[ttentot, Deifsn Motin In GnnfeI ge-
lbiiIt III, un0 bds am 13. Mloi IN
aQiinhen poiIirie. ipie bereits m 30.
I3. gcleIoet n1irbe. Hui hem xBe-
loe nob oem boierii6e1 ariea nliIsir
! erlle ll,o ol -
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-22
Nnslanb.

Seutidlanb ltebt i'm 3eihen Der
Seier oes iilbernen Hegierl,ngslubi-
I1,lms bes beutif)en aaiiers. Sic
lit gang erfiillt BON Jreioisfeit, uno
oie HiidbIide nnf bic nergangenen
% Sabre iperoen erbelt BON Der Si-
d,erbeit Der @egenpart u1lo Dem
gertrauen ani Die 3ufunft. DAB Die
Gr0ffnilng siiianmenfdlt NIT Der
8efreiung Der 8enniiter BON Der ban-
genoen Gorge Inn Die Grbaltung oes
ssrieoens, gilt als ifones Omen fir
bic 3ufitnft. 3nB 8ertSblnno uno
Der 4aiIar perionli6 bief 0a5a bel.
getragei1 baben, Die brobenoen @ol.
fen am politiiden Simnel an ner-
lhelhen. erbobt bie 5eitltintni,ng
llinb bic syreiioigfeit Der 8egeb,rng.
geionbers beahtensipert lit bis
groBnrtige fiinftleriihe 4oreiie aus
itofamerifaniiben areiien fir Der
ssriaoensfniIer". Sm Muftrage bel
.amerifaniIhen gereiltignng fiji,
internatiorinIe Nerit1noignng1 bal
namlid Or. George 5rancis altnl
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-22
HnnDibau.
Snlanb.

Infer aongreBnlann gbas. S.
gurfe BON Siio Dafnta ipeilt augen-
blidlid, i'm Staate, Inn iidl bon
ben sSolgen elmer idaperen Sperotion
al prbolen. @dbreltb er bic Mniih1
alisiprah, boB grdiibent @ilion Bel
Heiesnng bon gunDes- ipe5ieH Roft-
1iltern i'm Stante ben Hnt 6es 6enlo-
fratiihen 5rios GoffeD sSobnfon-
Saubmann befolgen, unb bic 4ef1ter
NIT ben BON biefem 9rio iilboriir-
ten annbiDnten beIesen iperbe. fiird1.
tet er, baB bic @iIion-l llnberiDoob-
5arifbin bic heniofrntiiben Gbnnren
fir cine @ieoerpnbl In bier Snbren
gef1hrbe, neil beicnbers Die Farmer
i'm NoroipeIten ourh bic Bin ge-
ih1oigt roiiroen, on oisfe 9in lire
Bro0ufte biIIiger maiden iperbe, obne
ibre NerbrmlfgnrtifeI eiltfprehenb
i'm Hreis beruntersnieten.
Wns 6ie Noit1neifterftellen i'm
Gtante betrifft, 10 lit Serr 9onl
Enibmnnii, NInnfirton, @. O.. Dos
nenlofrntiIhe NaitgIieo bes Rational.
fonlitees, Der Mniidt Bob BEL ab.
bnItung bon goftmeiIter- -Hrin1ipob.
len bic Soften ilidt aiif Die betreffen-
ben R1noi6nten abgeip1I3t merDen
foIlten, iil1o 0nB bor dIlem feline
rtpnbfifnnilden Stimngeber iid an
l{oIden Hrim1rlpobIen beieiIigeu ioII.
ten. Nerr 1oabm1isa tDir0 ieoel1.
lfous unier nidbiter 1unoesulor dII,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-22
als Nabfolger BON Seth 9uaof, /
iein-Itunerf. oes %. So"

ulS 9lulDlulSeL uult SeID SAupI,
leiil-Iunerf. oes %. So
8eben mir nun 5u ben glngelegen-
beiten 0es 2anoes iiber. Ssn Der
brennenoen Sapanerfrage bot 8ou-
perneur Sobnion BON Californian bic
gnti-Mlien Sill iuirflid) nnterseid)uet,
i,no gleidBeitig in Iusiiht geItelt,
baB Die Stimmgeber BON Californian
ieoenfalls burd) elm Heferenbum Die
Sraee enoeiiltig erleoigen piirben.
Doburd) tpiiroa bis gum Nopen1ber
ndfiten sSabrss 3eit geiponnen Der-
ben, INN auf oiplomatiidem gSege
einen yWoous pipenbi" nit Sapau
su finben. 8ie Shpierigfeiten Der
9unbesreaierlng. bieie fislida sSro.
ge in beioe Seile 5ufriebeniteuenoer
@eiie 5u erleoigan, tperoen nod biirh
bas neue 2atlbgeies bes Staates ari-
5ona erbobt.
9a bas @eies nift allein eegei,
sSapan, ionbern audi gegen gterifo
genliin5t tit, 10 befiirbtet man audi
pom bierans ernitlihe aomplifatio-
nen, benn in Arisono iinb Diele me-
rifnniide 2anobeitser anidiiig. Gin
Eroteit Merifos lit 10 gut Die iidsr
| Die pollltanoige Intport Der Ser.
einigten Stoaten uuf ben iapnni.
IIden Groteit segeu Die eoliforniihe
2anbbia befinbet iih nilnmebr in
BEN S1nben bes 8raiibenten uni
mag, pie Sefretdr 8rpan anfiinbigte
benz iapaniihen 8otihofter ieoer5eti
'dbern1ittelt nerben.
| Serr 8rpan mabte oieie 9nfiinbi'
jung nad ieiner langen &onferen1
NIT bem Brdiioenten @ilion. gs III
| bic allgemeine l1eberseugung baf
bic Regierllng elmer lrngiinitigen Int
mort ieitens Sapan entgegenlieht
Die ein5iee offisitle aiinbgeblng aus
Dem @eiBen 5nus iagt, Dap MIDI
| mobiliiirt miro, meber CUR 2ano nod
!. sur See. aebnlih felt iid Die Bun
besregierung uilf ben fonltihitionel
, len Stnnbprnft, oaB lie nidt ein5el
, itaaten perbin0ern tonne, ibnen gut
oiinfenbe @eiese 81 erIaiien, 10 lang
oieleIben nif)t in Die irtternationnlel
gertrdge einariffeiL uno oas III
/ ole caIiforniihe gil nitt a,ih MIDI
. be5iigIih bes gertrages nit ssapan
eSn. sSapan ielber miro nerlangt,
: baB Der Haiienunteridieb elm Gin,
. Der gergangenbeit iein nliiiie", mn
: oaB iih bas iapaniibe @olf ourh bi
Die californiihe @eieseebung in lei
4 nam nationolen StoI5 ilno Ieine
3 antionalen gbre gefr1nft fiible. Gem
/. gegeniiber bemerft elm 8ehielblatl
oaB in ben engliihen aolonien. mi
4 auItralien unb gictnria, bic Sesapo
ner nit BEN Regern auf cine Stlii
Igeitellt iperben uno tpeber 2ano MOI
giirgerreht eriperben fonnen. 81
auitraIien iinb Die ssapaner not
lpeit mebr perbnBt nls In ben 8el
|einigten Stanten. Ger eSubel, III
lnam nniere aIotte BEL ibrem gefu,
J. in ben aitlfraliiden 9dfen beariil
/ muroe, firbet balptidhIih bnrin fe
II ne grfldrling, COB man in ben am,
n rifanern Die gorrnnd)t aitf bem gt
It eifiifen S5ean erbIidt, bie alIei
i Snpan in Shah baIten fam. - 81
+ rationale Gbre bat SsSnpnlt rtiht be-
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binoert, nit england elm giinbnis
su iflieBen, obmolll Die englifhen
aolonien tpait braItiidere @eiese se.
gen Die Sapaner erlaiien baben, ais
Die 2egisIatur BON Californian. So.
pan bat iidD nidt einfallen laiien,
oesbalb in 2pnoon su proteltiren".
Die @efiibIe uno Soeen unierer
r@eltfrieoensibiparner gelpinnen
burh Die ssapanerfrnse cine neue
oraitiide 8elelthtung, 5linlal eines
Der einfliBreihIten Wtitglieoer oes
Ser. Stoaten General -Warinerats,
ipie folat, erfldrt bot:
.ginerlei, oh es gum arieg nit
sSapan fontntt coer nift, Die Station
lit gum 9eipuBtiein ibrer beihdn1en-
oen uno gefabrorotenben llngeriiitet.
belt eripaht. @enn mir IN unIerer
Gage 5um arieg ge5lplngen mdren,
ipiirben Die Solgen 1lns in unieren
eigenen augen, IN ben augen Der
gnn5en @eIt oentiitigen. Die I'm
piIlenbeit, 8ltnbbeit, Der 8eis Der
unier goIf ON ben Ranb oieier 8e-
| fabr gebraft bat, tnnn nibt ihnrf
geitug perurteilt tperoen 1lub bari
ntd)t pieoer porfonmen. 8as 2ano
lipirb ME uno bari ME elmer blinben,
lgei5igsn Staatsfunlt. Die es in ei-
me iolde Gage bineingeritten bat, Der.
5eiben. Die aninlirteu international.
len llnterbanolungen in Den lesten
Sagan baben Der alnerifnniihen He.
publif einleuhteno Die Eatfod)e Dor
Iueeu eefiibrt, oaB mir ebenio glii
in einen arieg peripidelt iuerben mo.
gen ipie Gnglano. Sranfreih. Stub.
Iano, 9ei,tihlano, sssopan i,no anbere
8roBmahte. 9as 8oIf. bon Wains
bis Californian, iiebt Elm, oaB San'
belsitreitigfeiten ben alten Stanl
Der 3inge gearoert baben Mii
oieier giniid,t gebt Die Grfenntnis
Sono in Sano, baB mir nur Der
arieg permeiben fonnen, nenn Dil
| fir ibn geriiitet iino".
| Ser Rarineetat miro ben burd
| bie laponiid)e aontroperie nari,rioh
| ten llmldlag in Der Stimnning be
Inusen mb ben Ban BON bierSd}laht
j ihiffen idbrlid forOern, bis mir oi,
5neitar0bte Seemaht geiporoei
| linb".
| Sn gerbinbllng bamit lit Die Eat
jaha iretf intereiiartt, baB iebr
lpertpolle Shiffsplane oes neltei
4 Shlad)tihiffes .HenniDlpunia" on
unIerem Slottenbepartenlent eeltob-
!. len iporben iino. Die 9iebIt6ble bic
Iiar RIdne inpolpiren Die Sitmnte Dol
runo $32,OOO,OOO, ben unsefdbrel
!, g2ert bes nelien Shladtihiffe
.BennIpIponin" linb bes Shipeiter
!, ihiffes, oeren gau BON Dem lestel
, aongreB Gltoriiirt tpuroen.
auf unblutig politiidern @sbiet
j Iuhen Die Hepublifnner audi Sriebe
! in ibren Heiben 5u ihlieBen. Gie
fem 3ipede biente cine 0onpertio
bon aiibrern Der sHrogreiiipenA i
Chicago, bic ieoof nlaBig beimf
: mar. llno. n1breno Gr-Eraii6er
: 1aft bon ieinem 2ebritiibI in Wal
; aus 0as 9rogramin Der HrogrefiiDe
i nls ben Meg snr anardie ebnenS'
elm ben Stanb 5og, linterSeihneten b
- Seitntoreil GumnlinS bon esosDa, Bi
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ans AnlaF Der Gntbiillmng bes Garl

Ghur5-D Denfnals in Stem yorf (iiber
peIhe Der ,GeiitIfler 9erolo" oils
ein5ige oeiitihe 3eitiins inn Stao-
tie einen alisfiibrlihen geridt nebit
spesialabbiloung bes Genfmals
bradlte), iagte Der engliihe sGbica-
40 1eralo":: .Dos 4nbenfen Carl
Ghurs' perDient Dor alien oesbolb m
sgbren gebaIten sn iperoen, neil er
ip1brenb ieines gan5en 2ebens fret
mar BON ebrgei5igen geltrebungen.
Or feiIte Siebe aus lill0 erbiet STE.
be, fhellte ilieniaIs. fir etipas lin
popllI1res, bns er nls ridtig erfannt
bntte, fir cine ieilter ueber5eugling
e1ltiprehenbe Code ein3itreten. nioh-
te iie audi Ole 0ffentIife Waeining
segen fih baben. llno falls er Geb-
Ter n1nhte, Sssrrtiinler beging, 10 be-
ipies er ieine Mufrihtigfeit bod on.
0urL oob er iid) fliernnls 6eInagogi.
iher Hrnftifen iiilo aniffe beoie1lte,
1ln0 ltets ieiner Ileber5eugung ge.
nl1B b0noeIte.
,Gr mar elm groBer, ihorfer Den.
Ter, Elm Weilter Der Debntte itrto be.
bonneIte nIIe 0ffeniIihen Grngen mil
gr0bter @ahfenntnis. 9or allen
mar er Elm Mnnn bon linDerbriid)li.
6erNrin0ipientreue Bon ieinen eriten
Aldtretef an bis on fei1 Gnbe bieIl
e nit ilnerihiitterIidjer 9relie feil
an leipen @runoidten, lno nuf bic
fen faben6, belrteiIte ua1b beb1tiDeIis
8 bie foInpIiairten GrdaeH unierea
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garl Sdjnrs Der amerifaner, Der

Narl SdjnrS, Der Imertfamer, ner
groBten giner, lit itets elm gutter
Dentiher geblieben. Die oeutihe
Nlitteriprahe bot er, Der il1iibertrof-
fene Meiiter Der engliiden Sprahe,
treu eepflegt. Wabnung uno8ar-
nung lit BON ibm m feline 2al1bs-
Ieute ergangen, ben ShaB Der Wtnt-
terIprobe au bitten uno liebepoa 5ls
pfIegen. Seinen beutihen 2anoslel-
ten lit er elm Siibrer uno 9erater ge-
tpeien, beiien Borte niht immer
fdneihelnb ipnren, aber ftets BON
beitem @onen getraaen iDaren. gfie.
manb bot einbrinsIid)er geforoert,
baB Der Delltihe, Der bier feline Sei-
mat gesriinbet bat, iih gan5 uno
nit aller &raft Dem 8aterlanb melbe.
aber aeiner bat sebieteriiher als er
perlangt, bob Der alten Seimat elm
trelies unb liebeDolles anbenfen ge-
tpabrt bleibe.
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Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
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9as bentidye 2ieS pirb audi bel
benz groBartigen 81. 8unoesturns
feIt in 9enper, Colo, Sriitrnpbe
feiern. Dort miro elm nabe5u TO-
OOOfopfiger aiuberhor Die, 2orelei",
,,4ennden non 9barau". usanBalb
nnh auf Der Snioe", mb gum ShluB
oos Iationollieo yStar ipangleb
banner" iingen. 9oh nidt allein
benz Sbre, ai,b Dem slmge miro bic
les ainberbeer (ainber BON 8ert-
Iben, Stalienern, ssssrldnoern iliD.)
Grg0sIihes bieten. ssn 5tpei Ibteis
lungen lit bieier 4inber6or 10 ae-
fIeibet, bob Die cine SafIte elm leben-
bes 5ternen- l1no Streifenbanner
biloet, ipGbreno Der anoere Cell Die
be1itfh ihtpar5-peiB-rote SABINE bar.
iteIlt. .-gs tpirb iiberbaupt cine ero-
BE beutihe Rationalfeier, ipelde iih
bonn 25. biz gum 29. Suni m Gen.
Der poll5ieben tnirb, iti,o noriiber an
anberer Stene bieies 8lattes elm
Spe3ialartifel eriheiut.