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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
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That the fox breeding business as an industry of Alaska is daily assuming more importance is in- dicated by the number of fox breeding farms which are being established throughout the terri tory. Jack Taylor, ~one of the most recent to embark in the business. is now in town from Dry creek and reports that he has now over Co foxes in his pens being we'll on the way to cstab fishing a business which. as it en- larges, will add one more indus try to those already established in the Tanna valley.
 Mir. Taylor states that he has now 40 pairs of we'll mated foxes aside from a number of puppico and unmated foxes of both sexes He is trying to mate them sc that the cross obtained will b. productive of valuable pclts. The foxes are crosses of all kinds some me reds and two silve. grays. MT. Taylor now has the foxes on Dry creek. where he hl> Leen engaged in mining. It is hi> intention soon to move them down closer to town where he will establish an up-to-date farm building corrals. etc. for them The corrals must be built stock ade fashion. it being necessary to sink the posts in the ground to {: depth of more than six feet il order to prevent the animals from digging out. It is the intention
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

Walter II. Soderberg, one of the best known of the Seward peninsula mining men, returned on the North western from Cordova. says the Alas ka Empire, of Juneau. He was en- route to the Chisana, but became convinced not only that the country is not such as would warrant q stam- pede, but that some positive action should be taken to stop the rush there. He says that only one rich pocket has been found, and it Is such a one that would have attracted little interest in any of the real min . ing districts that exist in Alaska. In a carefully prepared statement, Mir. Soderberg said:
 q did not go any further than Cor 1ova, for upon our arrival there we met a number of parties who had just returned from Chisana and they all reported that there had been no ground opened up that would warrant the hoce of substantial mining camp such as was early indicated at Daw- son, Nome, Fairbanks, Iditarod or koyukrK. as was the impression given out by the misleading and exaggerated newspaper reports sent out from Cor dova to Seattle and the rest of tn, outside world.
 When the 200 stampeders at Cor dova heard from returning men, the, knew the actual conditions in the Chisana. the effect was much such a. the shock that comes to the passen gers of ship that suddenly strikes an iceberg or rock. Everyone wal staggered. for up to the time of oul arrival at Cordova every word tha had been received was favorable, ant we were led to believe that the indi cations were that new great gol. district had been discovered.
 There were scores of men witt complete outfits and horses and plan prepared for campaign or Iron several weeks to several months. an all for nothing.
 "Many of them decided to go in any how. They had their outfits. thel business arrangements were complet 70 they would not be missed if the stayed away for the time they ha planned. many of them were afraid { return home without going in bscaua they feared that they would bs held . quittsrs, and. then. the reports' Al asrssd that sanns was plentiful san hunting exosllent.
 '.1ofs than G q 70 came back wit us on the Northwsstsrn. some stoppin i a af
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
ONE MANS OPINION
 0F THE SH|SANA

at Juneau, some going to Skagway and others proceeding to Seattle.
 'I made the trip around with the ship at Seward. and on my arrival at Cordova again, interviewed people that
 have known in Alaska for years who had been on the ground at Chisana and the country has been over boomed and that there is absolutely nothing
 there to warrant the hope that there will ever be a big mining camp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
ARE YOU GOING OUTSIDE?

If you are going out for the winter you will need to have your clothes put in order, They should be cleaned, pressed ana frightened up.
 The Nome Tailoring Co. can do this better than anyone in town.
 We clean and renew furs, press and repair your clothes, make al- terations in both ladies and gen tlemen clothes, frst-class work manship, modern methods, pro-
 mpt service. Come and see us. NOME TAILORING co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
OFFICERS ARRESTED
 POSED AS HEROES

CHICAGO, Sept, 30.-Major General Nelson A. Miles. Y. s. A., retired, and Brigadier General Charles King, U. &. A., retired, have been ordered arrested and will be tried by court martial for their action in posing for a moving picture concern which was producing q representation of Genera! Clusters famous last stand against the Indians.
 Both of these officers have managed to keep themselves before the public to considerable extent since their retiremnt from active service in the army. General King by the publica tion of his works of fiction relating to life at army posts. and General Miles of course is known on account of his friendship with Buffalo Bill and the fact that he has been mentioned as a possible candidate for president on the democratic ticket.
 The two officers, dressed in the army
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

Where are you going for your an- nual outing this year? Why not try
 Hawaii, the Paradise of the Pacific. For illustrated folder descriptive of l this beautiful land write to or call at this office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF N0RTHLAND

D. W. Eaton. chief oi the Nl- aska boundary survey. rcturnc' to Cordova from the interior. II says that the routc via McCar thy and Scolai Pass is the short est and most feasible trail to th' new diCCingS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

That the enterprise of the Mas todon Dredging Company, which concern has been engaged in dredging operations on Masto- don creek in the Circle country IS not abandoned. is the report of w. w. Elmer, acting consulting engineer of the dredgc, who ar rived in Fairbanks from Circle yesterday. It had been reported here that the dredgc had closed down because the ground was not good enough and because tn, company was not able to pay thy men.
 Contrary to the report re ccivcd here, says Mir. Elmer. the drcdgc was working in fair ground when il closed down. anu was paying up everything. The report came out when the from tumblcr and large gear wheel on the machinery broke down some of which parts are not nh tainablc in the north unlr>~ the, can be secured al DaW>u in which case the drcdgc will re sumc operations within the urNl tNln weeks
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

Thos. W. O'Bricn. the Nctrrac Yukoncr, announces that he WlN leave on one of the next boats UT the White river with lumber tools and general material Wit1 which to build store and hotrI cn the banks of the White riVcr at the mouth of the Donjek. Mir .O'Brien is the first Dawson man to announce his intention to pion cer the way as a merchant in th' White river valley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis durter Rye and t7e r., nous Athe'ton Bourbon whiskeys. Distilled spring 1904 1905 hcqgh. in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. S. government, by the bo;tls ( gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
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DON'T FORGET

to cut our priesIist printed on the bact page of this paper, and tack in con. venisnt place for reference.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co. Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

Captain Alexander oi the Fn. ginccr mine. came over tu NEa@ way Wednesday evening aNd r' Iturncv thi- morning. 'Ilr can. tain found it necessary tu "bta0 more miners and helpers f." Hcc' the increased development ar" output of the mine. which i, now into the richest ore in it~ history the average run per day pu q 'V' stamp mill being I7o ounces
 It k expected 'ha' inc I,n@'u ccr will have Il hundred stamp dropping within inc nest yea. He took back tv" mine >Norhcr- and left "rdcr- i"r mote. \ tcau~tcr from IInjuc~ k f" be ul Saturday and Ho in for thc win | fer
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

Eggs 75c and chiel cne. s' F...s,-'s Harness shop. Phone BlacL S.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

rof the fox farmer to inclosc about one acre of ground in this manner.
 Mir. Taylor is in the market to buy foxes pi the best grades only. He is paving some very fancy prices for the very best, be- ing willing to pay as high as S3,ooo for we'll mated pairs of silver VraXS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01

outfit of the early seventies, and with a gang of movie suppers and real In- dians rcenactcd the thrilling scenes of the fatal battle on the Little Big Horn where the right wing of the seventh cavalry was wiped out by the red skins while the rest of the regiment, under reno. which was coming to their sup port was miles away. The impetu ousity of General Custer in charging the Indian village with the few troops he had with him instead of waiting for the other battalion to come up has always been considered the cause of the massacre. The men of the seventh died like soldiers and heroes, not one escaping and the authorities. while not objecting to the reproduction of the Last stand" consider that the two officers above mentioned have commit ted an mpropriety in appearing in moving pictures.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-01
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 AdIarCs
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-18
2(rbeiter Ser Sta>t Glepelanc!

Gin @epaltaft ter Ir ooth1dn Arbeerlda1t Der
oot 9as sd Soiaen fir bic Gbarterfpmmn
@ablrate Oon lit errei DOB fir Die gblm
m,ng Sebra pei Sde Selbe ien oeren Noten oui
nportidn Stmm5ett pern ueron mIen 9oe mo cinc
9fonnen Gepeono 9atoprtat treibe, boen
cn oe gSeg rei beomen bic Wappr Sar Charter
fDmmiHipn sn erwablen
Glepelono Gooeu ln0 ndt meniger
mo 0en Der gron uptarn os rgno Die Stao be
Clique Iesbob bat Safcr Nuncrfpmt
Saboaten fir cine Gbaerfunmipm msin nit ocnen
i'd Nrbei i'm ntle aapin MAIDEN akt slns Siemtbcredaf
Den aapasmu mn aud bas Sidet Der So5ialen 6anc
tommen ote ooien 6eloe geloIn gobe es b ore
Sdet5 go 9be audi Die eab baB Die @oer Scc nt 9cpabt
meroen Gesbob muBte >as io5ialtid)e 9det aaen.
Der lmtoro oaB ein Gnoic bi ooiiidn Yctionwter
beldporel nid grger it, gab Die oce Wogdte
Jaub @abrcdtes golte bic 8eneioe gec,
hGt m 9eraoe biesmal nid oien Ia amern orn Die
Tnr uo Der goie elbi battn gte 8aben oub od Virger
gaoet Der jtt ais Srser beantanoc cmoc
iei abrcn m @abcd ansgebt muroc au ais SIrgcr b
tradbet!
Die 1rbe6er oe @ablredabes uen buB Die So5alicn leh
Sic funnde ob nopeogcn nterlrin ben obringn fon
Ser Npf geetes lit nt groBe neutrality-suspicious.
Sdpugen brnge onon rlnnlgc Scahng Der Stmmjette
nit Ramer perbiber 0af III Nsnitg gtn @obe
genaen ebers io5ialte Sdet lit 6aR Die
iiheH, Die in Gepeano INNER tarfer merben.
g8i neng babel 9lltate O eiebeS gg boB bi
Sde cicb nid erfIa gltg
unrbeu. 9o mote 6omeber ndts, ito ia opiaihd
Stanoioaten.
arbeter Glepea1os
Die So5iolidc Yurtei >ccn 3onb5g
big geiaun loI Sn ser Sibmg g. g don
9iithpod ein seibuB 9eioB Gs lit bes ogenoe
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-18
&orte nno @amolnngelt.

neur Suoion !6armon unb Ser neue
g ouberneur Gor unter
Der Gstorte elmer Ibtetz
lung Der Nationalg b e
Dor benz Staats 9aus Elm.
Nuhbem Die &apelle oes pierten Rez
giments Die Nationalhpmne Pine
rica" 9eipielt uno OuOurh Die 8ez
geiiterung 6p6 on9efaht bate, iprdh
Rep. %. 6. 5ale, Yaitor Der gRes
formierten Stride in 0apton, oos
@r0ffnungsgebet. 6ierauf nabm Der
roriibenOe Staatsoberrihter Shaud,
hem neuen 8ouperneur ben 9tmtseio
ob. Ndbreno oieIer Oft por ii4
ging, ertlang @lodengeldute BON Der
bena6barten 5rinitn=Gpistopaltir6e
Der, uno ser iibli6e 8ouperneurs=Saz
hut. beite6erO in iieb3e6n &ononeuz
i6iil1en, nuroe abgefeuert.
0as itebt nit ben Worten oss
neuen 8ouberneurs lid ME iiber
ieine Mitbiirger nitt gu erbeben"
| III 1u0en, IN etnem 16relenoen Wlz
Oeripru6e. geu lit bies niht. 9as
lit tets 10. Die bemotratifden 3ei=
tungen baben ii9 benn audi Idon be-
miiRt, Der Mittpelt be9reiFli6 gu ma
den, 0aB je0e 3eit ibre 6ormaIitGten
erfprbere unb man Dariiber niht bin.
pegtommen t0nne. Wenn Dies be-
Gem 9ir9ertum 10 1T, 0aB ieoer neut
p0iener oes 8oltes" gleih einen
neuen S0nig gefeiert miro, 10 IoGer
I Die grpdhlten iolde Worte einfad
ni6t in Den Wlunb nebmen. 9uriibe
bentt man in bieien areiien obe
niht mad. Dorte uno Saten I'M
lei ibnen itets 3lpeierlei. 9as mad
0en 2euten aud fpeiter feline 9opf
idmr5en. 2eiOer bentsn audi 81
2lr6eiter bariiber bOdIt IeIten naf
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Nidts als Sdnidung.

men, uufItellcn lm0 cincn Dtinilnal-
lobn iiir ieoe 9.rbeit5flalle feltiebcn
Iptf; Der I'M gur15eft Stdtc eiIrbeiflid,
in araft treten Iol.
Der 9cb0roc lit 6aS Red)t eingc=
rGlunt, 5u irgeno elmer Belt, lpenn
iic ca filr notig ernhtet, Den Otinl-
maIlobn irgcn0 elmer 9lrbcitafIallc
5lt 6noerlt. 2Ubuarbciter, Die mcacn
hubcn 9llters, &erfriippclung pocr
HnfitGnoiafcit Scid)Gfttgung iu Der
Ntinimallpbnrate nidIt crlangen
f0nncn, fonnen Iid) on bic Stddta-
bcb0r0c lpenocu, ole ibncll, lDelut ltc
Die uordc6rahten 8riinoe fiir Itidl=
haltig cradtet, oie Grlaubnis gcbcn
bari III eincm nicbriacrcn ais Dem
Minimallubnc III arbetteu. Die
@orIagc lieht Dor, onB 9lrbeitsfon-
trafte, in 0cncu cin nicoriger Sobn
ais Ger gfinimallobn oerelltbart lit,
lm0iltiq Iein iouen, rnb cit Sobn-
orbeitcr, ser filr cincn gcrilgcrcn
al5 Sen ibm 5uforlnenoen Wtlnllnal-
lohn orbcitet, fam bon ieinem 9lr-
beitsberrn Die 9tuh5ahllng oes lu1=
terIhieolihcn 2o5nberages perlan-
gen.
Nfan iieht, oas 8eieb, fiir ipeId)es
ih 8oupernour Gor erfldrt, lit ELI
aun5 mcrflpiirolges Ging. GS loll
ciu Wii1imaIobngeict iein, Die 6arn.
urbeiter, Die 0n,Isarbeiter, Die alter
9lrbeiter, sic 9lrbeiter, lueldlc az
llnfansfoloen lcloen, Die 9lrbeiter
Oie ol5 riidIt1nhig III Ser Nrbeitslel
Itlnq gclten, aIle oieie Seute allsgc
nomnen. Gs gibt ein Spridmort
lpelhcs iagt: vNtan iebe Den 8ali
Dor Iauter 9d,rne niht" 0ieic.
gfinilnaIlobngeIeb oes grrifter.
9mpcr BON 9aJton liebt man DO
Iallter gusnabnelt nid]t mebr 9a
lit cine Sahe, fiir oie lid idlieBli6
ioqar Die Delegation oes Gupabog
: Gotntps erfl1ren miro. Gs ioa DC
Yel5 gelualden 'peroett obne onb c
NAB miro.
9lls lid Die crIten sln5eidcn DC
oenlofratiihen Irbeiterperrutes 5ei(
ten, idriebcn mir: I'm niht all5ll ar
! slt enttGllIhen, !perben nod Elm pao
GommiiIionen in Nusiiht genon
men, ein paar 8elesfen III slr
: orbeitllng gegebcn lperben SSn BIZ
: SSSabrcn baben Die Arbeiter mieo'
{ cine grpbc 9hla mebr III Sunoe
! bic ibnen nidts niiben fann me
}, old) inter hemofratiiher Scr
), ihoft ole pid)ti9c Gins in ben SIC
Il len ser aapitoliIten bleibt. Gs gel
Il lih t6glif nleb;, Die re6t mir be
Ell.
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oSn 3olum6us, po bas &apitol
bon Sbio ftebt, CAB es am Mtontag
einen groben Rummel. 6err Cor
ou5 0aptpn. g., nurOe ais neuer
9puperneur bes Staates feierli9
initautert. SelbitperItGnbli9 belt
S6ios neuer 0err iiber Sob uno
2eben bon Staatsbiirgern cine ReOe.
Oabei iagte er, baB er ii9 ME iiber
feline Wiitbiirger gu erbeben fu6en,
ionbern itets Der rOiener Oes 8oltes"
gu 1ein beitrebt iein tperbe.
gu oieIen Worten itonben bic
peitersn 8ortommniFe in einem
i6reienoen WioerIpru4. Sat- ale
Manni6often Der Obioer Rationalz
gurOena6men, unter Dem 9ommanbo
bes 8risabegenerals 9obn 6. Speuts
an Der Snaugurationsporabe tell.
Jerner beteiligten ii6 ourunter
5nolfbunbert Saoetten BON ser Sbic
Stadtsuniberiitdt. elm 1tartes Oetuhs
ment Sunoestruppen uno cine itortt
9lbteilung Der regulGren unb ertro
eingeiteQter goli3ei. Oasu tomen 9u.
senoe bon politii6en &lubs, 8ereinen
tommer5iellen Organiiationen UNI
tiirgerlifen 9ereinigungen gu pferb
gu SUB, in 9lutomobilen uno 9roI6:
fen.
| Sn 0apton, Der Seimatitaot oel
neuen @ouperneurs, narO Der Sal
bonn 8iirgermeiiter aIs Elm Jeiertu!
protlumiert, unO 6unoerte bon Dan
toner 8iirgern tumen mad Golum
| bus, uno in Der Yaraoe trugen Fl
| Sranspurente nit Der Snf9rift
Dur Simmie; Wbite 6ouie merit"
/ sSn elmer bon pier mel BE,
! g fer ben ge3ogenen 0ro d
te trafen Der ausi6eibenoe 8ouper
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-18

Iic ocnofratiifen Scgislatlr=
be8 Stotes Sbio, lpelhe
i'm Gupobogn Goliltp 9eipdblt MIR
ocll, baben cine orac 9loBItelllng
crlc6t. g9ic mir bcridteten bat ihr
3oriicbnOcr, Gurl 9. ,SricbolilL
Dem ScfrctGr Ser rSloicnl Heiorm
9lIiociatiot lpclder Den IN Rcoe ite-
hcnocn 0cIcgaten cntpiohlcn bat.
Der 2c8iaIntur ell NtInjnollobnge-
ieb porjuIegen erflort: Gic 9eIe-
cation lit iiir fcin WlntimnlIobn9e-
feb, lie lit nur fir cine MinimoIz
lohnfonlrliiiion pcrpIlihtct.
Sir babcn 0amala geIagt, lpeld)
arqer @etrlg 0anit all Den Nrbel-
tern ucriibt piiroc, Die lid foppcn
lieBen uno fiir bic Gemofrnten
Itilnnten 1Siir Oieic Fartel ibre
Stimme ob9nben, neil in ben oemoz
fratiihcn @ablperiprehllngen Wti-
nir1aIIobugeicbe nit cine Holle
IpieIten. ioIhc BON oemofrotlldell
Teoncrn in 9lu5iift 9citellt lpltroen.
Sine WiininlaIlohnfomnlillion, OH
| iStcue einea OfinilnallobngeIebes,
oos mGrc einc gnttduidlng, Die Die
oiinlriten 9lrbciter iebcno MAIDEN
Ilpiiroe.
| 0ieier @crrat oil Den oemofrati
ihen yYrin5ipicn", ipie lie bon Den
9egisloturoclcgotion Oes Gnpabogc
Gpuntn 9eilbt lpur0e, bepor nod Dl'
l9eaislatur IN S0tigfeit trat, Ell
!NnloB 5u eincm iolhcn llnfall por
! lag, bat oen uud) lnltcr ben pllr
luno simple ltnionleltten bcs Staa
ties Ohio b0Ie$ 9llt gcuaft
lShiidterne TrpteItc puroen Ioll
;ein leiies Murren ging ollrd) oi
lRcihen. Serr Cor, Der neuc 8oll
Iperneur oc5 Staatcs, bat oielc Sci
den ou6 be1lcrft gr lit CT
| ihlouerer Yolititer, tpie ss Der ebr
lame Glepelanoer, Carl 9. 6rlbr
lin lit, ser 10 lr,5eitgcmdB III oa
,Snnere ieines @er5ens bliden llel
lin noh alBen nidt por5eitlg )
enttaul6ell, hat er iid) Sll elmer
NtininollobngeIeb entidloiien.
Gr Hiflter 0ipper BON 9aptol
. Der Elm Selegat Der TerfalIlulg'
. Sonpention5 mar. bat im sluftral
oes neu9elp1blten 8ouperneurs 81
Ieine 8elebporluge fir Die Ginfii
RING zines Mininallobn Spiten
inSbiu ausgearbeitet, Die. .pie perIi6e
, miro, Die 3uItinnnlng oes nertt
ri @oupernellrs bat. Garin lit borg
iehen, bnB Die iebige Itaatlid)e u
beiterlmfon @erlibcrlulgsbebor
cine fIaiiifi5ierte Site oner 8elpe
.be uno ionItigrn geidaftigunst
sSarm- uno Sos sarbeit allssenon
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3eiolntion:

nationspapieren BON &nnoioaten fir
ItGotiIche 8eamte in Der jdbrli6en
1tdbt. HegiItration", Oesbalb fei
ert(Grt, BON Dem Stir Central &oz
mitee ser 2otol glepelono Der So5iz
aliIt Yartei, oaB, folIte Der BOARD
of election, oie petition, entbaltenO
bie Namen bon unIeren 8anbioaten
berlperfen, pGbreno Oie Hamen
Der anoeren aonoioaten fir 3ulGi=
Iig ertlGrt lperben, pbpobl man Die
&anoioaten, Die BET Der So3iali1t
Burtei nominiert tpurben fir un3uz
ld1ig ertlGrt, Die Go5iuliit partei
entI6lohen 1T. ibre gan5e araft gez
gen ben 8ori9log, eine Gburteraomz
miiiion gu lpdbten, apf8upsnosn, ou=
nit Die Wabl am a Jebruar gum
6aIls tommt, I'm fos bic M0slidteit
e:ner onberen Wabl Ss,l idaffen, bei
toslder bis 9trbeiter sbte QlusF6t ia:
ben, fir aanoiOatsn Der eigener
alufe itimmen gu tOnren, lei e:
| ferner
ertldrt, baB, iollten uniere &anOi
oaten bonn Stimm5ettel ousgeI6ieoer
treroen, oaB Gretutipto m e
lbeuuftragt p irb B, eine Oaritel
lung gu perfuNen une bruden 81
lufen, in Der Sahperbolt oargeleg
uno ste WGbler aufgef 0 T
oert meroen, Sen @ori d a,
leine Gbarter 81 m m / |
'fion gu 10 q blen, ateoer 3 Ii
It itimmen uno lie alfgenlein an oi
Ddbler 81 perbreiten. 9ds Gretu
tipfomitee bat tpeiter proteitperT Tamm
lungen ein3uberufen ufo eine grot
9ampagne ein5uleiten, Dnmit bic por
gsi6lugene @obl sTrer Charter
aommihion gum Jaltssebraht mir
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Se,eidnenoe 3ableu.

,Sn oell letten 5ebn Sabren Iino
oie @ejarltallsgaben Der Gln5el1tao-
ten ser Union Inn runo 234 Wfilllo-
nen Collar geltiegen, SSn Sabre
1901 beliefen iieiid) altf 1S9 Wfil-
lioncn Dollar, i'm Sabre 1911 auf
423 Milionen, Die 3unabme be-
l1uit lih allo ouf etlua 127 Ero-
sent. ,Sn Oem gleiden 3eitrallm
Iino Oic Goltlltp- lrno Die Itaotiiden
Steuern bon 919 Wiuionen auf
20S2 Wfillionen geItiegen. Vfit an-
oeren @orten, Die burb Steuern
alti5ubringenoen 9usgaben Der
Stootcn, Counties ,n0 Staote be-
lanfen lih gegeniudrtig auf rlebr
oils 5lpei Miaiarben Collar. Heh-
net man 5u bieier ingebeiiren CUNT
me nod oie 9unoesallsguoen inn
9etrage BON runb 100 Millionen
iqbrlid], 10 ergibt lid), oaB bas ome-
rifunii6e @olf fir Gerlpaltrngs-
5lpede in einem ein5igen Sssabr 1905
MiIlionen 9ollur auf5ubringen bat.
9luf oen &opf De, 9eoolferung maf)t
oas 3S Collars uno 50 Gents idbr-
lib, auf cine aus flint Terlonen
beitebenbe Salnilic $3.50 idbrlidl.
Man fam, obne li6 elmer llebertrei-
bung ihuloig ou MAIDEN. iagen.
oaB fein 2anb Der Welt aAh nun
anndbernb eien 10 teure @ertualtlma
belibt, tpie or Ser. Stooter.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-18

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partet, in Der Mebrbeit 8iirger bon
Glebelano, Dem BOARD Of Deputp
Itots iuperpilprs ano inipeftors Of
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Namen iibergaben: Som Glifforo, s.
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bon Wdblern ser Stoot glepelanD
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mungen unO 8orIhriften fir pett
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! neroen Iollen, tpie oies Settion 497
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