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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-08-22

Calumet, Mich, August. 20.-Into
the ears Of the nation the kept and
corrupted capitalist press has dinncd
the story of how the backbone Of the
revolt Of $4,000 copper miners in
northern Michigan has been broken.
Here in this northern peninsula
where they can sometimes dig copper
100 per cent pure there is different
story. The mines still remain the
tombs that they became when the
men quit them three weeks ago.
Not a pound of ore bearing rock
has been raised from the depths
Here and there only over the vast
copper range is there al. occasional
engine still alive to keep the pumps
going for fire protection.
Behind the strikers stands the en-
tire strength Of the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners which is only adding
another to its already long list Of
brilliant struggles against the forces
Of the mine barOns of the continent.
In the present combat also stand the
100000 members of the United Mine
Workers Of America. the coal miners
cnthuSed by their recent thrilling
victory achieved among the noun
tans of West Virginia.
The strike Of the Michigan copper
mines is in some respects similar to
the struggle Of the West Virginia coal
miners. The copper mine owners
say there is nothing to arbitrate and
refuse TO recognize even the existence
Of the Western Federation of Miners,
That is what the West Virginia coal
mine owners said.
The militia vas brought into the
strike zone Notorious Gunmen and
thugs were imported. But martial law
has not yet been declared, the miners
have not yet been evicted from their
company owned homes, they have
not yet been denied the right to hold
meetings or march in their parades
That may all come when the mine
owners see that measures harsher
than any they have yet adopted will
be necessary to force the workers
back into slavery against which they
have revoIted.
The strikers were enthuSed in their
battles by the arrival Of Mother"
Jones from West Virginia and Mrs.
Laura G. Cannon. who arrived with
her husband Joseph D. Cannon, Ole
Of the organizers Of the Western
Federation Of Miners. This is q
strike where the women and children
are being given just as much if not
more attention than the men.
If it is TO be strike Of hunger
against millions the miners are pre-
pared for it. The feeling is, however
that once the mine owners become
convinced that they cannot break the
ranks Of the strkers, that they will
then bend before the inevitable just
as the West Virginia mine owners
were forced TO sue for peace.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-08-22
Militia Committing ()utrages
In rIicI1igan Copper Strike
TELEGRAM.
Socialist Party Press Service. Night Letter

Socialist Party Press Service. Night Letter
Calumet, Mich. Aug 2 1918
militia riding down defenSeless people side walk
Ravsng young and aSsaune and abusing strikers and their
families Shot one man back while peacefully his
on country Hired gun and thugs tonight ouy murdered
two cold blood and seriously wounded others and
little child eating supper their home Did this in effort
10 provoke men People Mortified
lied behaving magniCenty Men standing firm Not
pound being mined Copper baronS desperate Public sen
men turned completely against them Believe they
demands of Labor
Notify Labor Press and all sympalizcrs.
(Sgncd) J. II. Walker.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-08-22

There is white slavery all around
you. 1t is in your own little town
and village, but you wink the other
eye and call it something else.-Co;'
tons Weekly.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-08-22

The following article from Comrade
Kintzer, State Secretary, gives an in
sight into conditions in the coal min
ine section around ClarksburS. 1t
also shows how Governors Hatfield S
guarantee of free speech is being res
pected by the coal baron and their
thugs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07

"Ah!" says he sort of reflective. Feeling the need
of half holiday, are youo"
"Humph!' saysI. whats the good of an afternoon
off,
He'd just come back from two weeks cruise, Mr.
Robert had, lookin' tanned and husky, and little
later he was goin' off another jaunt. Course
that's all right too. I'd take EN- oftener if him.
But hanged if I'd sit there starin puzzled at anyone
else who couldn't, the way he dom at me!
"Mr. Robert" says l. spunkin' up sudden, what
the matter with me takin vacation:
"Why, says he IL presume it might be arranged
When would you wish to go?"
"Wheno" says l. "Why, now-tonight Say, hon
est try stick the week I'll get to be crouch
nurser, like Pidde. I'm sick Of the shop sick of
swerin' buzzers, sick of everythng!
1t want what you might call a smooth openln', and
from most bosses expect it would have free
pass to all outdoors. But | guess Mr.. Robert knows
what these bally moods are himself. He only humps
his eyebrows humorous and chuckles
"Thats rather abrupt isn't it," says he. "But per-
haps-er-just where is she now, Torchy?"
grins back sheepsh "Coast of Maine, says |.
well we'll" says he. "Then you'll need two weeks
advance least There Present this to the cashier
And there is good express believe, at eight O'Clock
tonight. Luck to you!"
"AIr Robert, says |, choky ~you-you're I-double-
1t with me. Thanks.
"AIy best regards to Kennebunk, Cape Neddick, and
Eggemoggen Reach says he swaps grips.
Say there's some boss for you, eho But how he
could dope out the symptoms what gets
Anyhow he had the for don't stop to consult
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odd say, did not reprove him for his easy air of pro-
prietorshp. At Blinkers invitation three pairs of
muddy shoes scraped the side of the wall and three
germ-laden personalities introduced themselves into
Sanitas hitherto unnvaded realm; while Sanitas him
self merely stood. open eyed not knowing what say
or do.
1t not necessary. They made themselves i'm
mediately at home. Binker picked up Sanitas an
tiseptic ball and hurled it with howl of his
panionS
Catch it Skinny" he said, and Skinny catching it,
threw it at the third, with keep it goin', Boob"
Santas did not the ball coming his way SO swiftly
did Boob hur it him. and he missed it. his chagrin
But the time he nearly held it. Then he realized
why they caught much better than he could-it
those big rubber gloves of his! He chucked them off
and cried:
"Now soak it in!'
Soak" What word for such as Sanitas to use!
He must have heard it the fence sometime. Any
way he said it. And what is to the purpose, he
caught the BALL. Back and forth it thrown and the
guests scarcely strenuous than their host till
at last the sport palled on Blinker who sad
"Hey, Kid, got bat?"
"Bat?" said Sanitas questoningly.
"Aw' said Boob, "this amt no place to bat. Come
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less Of the damage to his rarnent which, had he real
lied already sufficiently stained by the imprint of
muddy shoes where the boy had used him for ladder.
Then he Gstened-where the ever-watchful
Mandriver? He called. No answer and he went into
the house. There sign of her, and when he
made that she was out he-shal we confess lt?-
Sanitas actually happy! He hurried back to the
yard.
As he reached the door he heard voices and paused
to listen, little disrnayed
"G'wan Yer a liarty!'
Il am not. Lookut! Amt that the yard like l
tcllin yer?"
Yeah; but where's the kid wild de nghties on?"
well, he was There! Lookutl"
This Sanitas stepped out into the yard Atop his
fence there three boys, Binker and two CT
the Sort and they sat looking down at him with
undisguised wonder on their freckled faces, while
Blnker pointed with triumphant finger at the living
confederation of his evidently doubted story of what
and whom he had seen his previous visit to the yard
As he Sanitas he said:
"Hello. Kid!
Hello" said Sanitas, trying to be quite as jovial
"Kin come down in your yard? asked one of the
others.
"Sure kim" said Blinker cordially, and Sanitas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07

in the lot" He and Skinny swarmed the fence
and Sanitas heart sank. They were going to desert
him, Already Skinny and Boob top of the
fence, calling to Bnker follow He started toward
them, when his eyes fell the disconsolate Sanas
want to come. KID he said
~? Sanitas meant it for ejaculation of Mortified
refusal. The other took it for interrogation of
quest
"Sure.' he said cordially, and before the astounded
Sanitas could resist him he had dragged him to the
wall whence Skinny and Boob reached down and caught
him by the wrists Next moment the strong shoulder
of Bnker had placed itself beneath him. the griny
hands of Skinny and Boob pulling from above and
he found himself painting top Of the wall for in
slant then sprawlng all tours in the soft and muddy
earth of the back lot. The others scramblng
their feet around him, and when the voice of Bnker
yelled, "Cone now, Kid. he-he "came on"
As Santas the ground beneath his unaccustoned
feet seemed strangely springv and with each step his
heart felt less strongly the drag of something that
first pulled him back toward the yard that he had so
unexpectedly deserted Once he looked his she u
der, and to his surprise noted that he could tell
just where his yard by the fence, only till his eve
caught the Tapping awning it. Blnker noted the
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any vacation guidebook summer tours pamphlet. |
beats it for the Grand Central pushes up the ticket
window, and calls for round trip to Roaring Rocks
Nothing doing" says the guy. "Give you Bass
Rocks Seal Rocks, or six varieties Of Spouting Rocks
but no Roaring ones on the list ANY choice?'
"Gwan, you fresh Mellen seed. says |. "You got
to have EN- 1t says the card, and shoves the
postal at him.
"Ah, yes, my young ruddv duck" says he. @Post-
marked Boothbay Harbor, ISM it? Bath for yours.
Change there for steamer Uppers the best | can do
for drawing rooms all gone.
"Seen how my private cars bein reupholstered Ill
chance an upper" says l. "Only don't put any nose
trombone artist underneath.
YES, was feelin gayer than few hours before.
What did l care if the old town war1nin' up
as we pulls out until it felt like Turkish bath?
bound north the map, with my Norfolk suit and
three outing shirts my bag, fairsized wad of spend
in kale buttoned into my back pocket and that card
of Wees slowed away careful. Say, should worry!
And don't they do some breezin along that Bar
Harbor express while you sleep, thought
"What cute little village is this? says | to Rastus
in the Mushroom next mornin about sixthirty A. NJ.
@Pohtand Suh" says he. Breakfast stop, sub
"AIe for it, then" says l. when in Maine be
maniac" So | tackles plate of pork and its
native heath: also hunk OF pie. M-m-m-m They
build pie up there!
It's quite some State Maine Bath is several Jumps
on and that next joint Say it want until I'd
changed the and was looSin my ticket
that sees anything familiar about the name. Booth
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rawlings by F. Foster Lincoln

TIL say this for Aunty: She's dom
her best. About all she's omitted is
lockin' Wee in safety deposit vault
and forgettin' the combination.
Say, you'd most think | was as catchin'
as case of measles. | wish it was SO;
for once in awhile, in spite of Aunty, Wee
gets exposed. That's all the good it does,
though. What's few minutes chat with
the only girl that ever was? It's a wonder
we don't have to be introduced all over
again. That would be the case with some
girls. But Wee. Say, lemme put you wise
Wees diff rent. Uh-huh. found that
out all by myself. | don't know just
where it comes in, or how, but she IS.
All Of which makes 1t just SO much
worse when she and Aunty does the sum
mer fit. Course, | saw it comm way
back early in June, and then the first
thing | know they're gone. | gets a
bulletin now and then,-Lenox, the Pier,
Newport, and SO on,-sometimes from
Wee, sometimes by readin' the society
notes. Must be great to have the papers
keep track of you, the way they do Of
strayin' lonesome into a Broadway movie
show of hot evenin', to know that
"among the debutantes at a tea dance
given in the Casino by Mrs. PERCY
Bonehead yesterday afternoon was Miss
Verona Hemingway. Oh, sure! Say.
how many moves am from tea dance
me here behind the brass rail at the
Corrugated, with Piddie gettin' fussy,
and Old Hickory jabbin' the buzzer.
And then, just when I'm peevish en-
canned and served with lamb chops, her,
glad word out of the State of Maine
here says she; "but awfully stupid Vi
ADJUST a picture postcard. But, say, Ic
in solid gold frame if there'd been one h
As it is, sticks the card up on the dies
me and gazes longin'. Some shack, | sho
the picture, One of these low, wide affair:
cobblestones, with a red tile roof and vel
Right on the water too. You can see the "
almost up to the front steps. Roarin Roc
the name of the place printed underneath.
"Nice, but stupid, eho7 says | confident
"That' too bad. Wonder if I'd be bored t
a week or so up thereo | wonder what sh
R-R-R-R-R! B-r-r-r-r-r! That's alway
= | just get started on some rosy drea
saiIin' aloft miles and miles away, when
blamed buzzer, and back flop into this s.,
behind the same old brass rail! All for v
Mr.. Robert wants a tub Of desk pins. G
Piddie, trots in, and slams EN- down srl;
Roberts elbow.
"Eh?7 says he, glancin up startled.
"Said pins, dintchero' says |.
"Why-er-yes, says he, Il believe |
YOU.
HUH says |, turnin' on my heel
Oh-er-Torchy!" he adds.
"Well?' says | over my shoulder
might one inquire" says he, lis it dist
disposition"
at amt the effect OF too much fresh a
SAYS |.
Copyright, 1915. b, Sewei Ford All rights r-,-re4.
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;seltipitat in Dlcb grancrci.

Samitag gtnhmittag ging es bein
Sternrlpirtb Der MeB Bros. grnue4
rel fibel 81, ocm piele 6rcunbe Der
@rauerei batten iit eingelaben Inn
ons por5iigfihe 9odbier OIL Der
Guele 3u perilheu Die @ebriioer
Mes madtet in liebensipiiroiger
8eiie Die Sonneurs, uno Die B1ite
muroen nidt miioe, Die @iite oes
Berrlihen @ebr1ues 5lt loben. 9rau.
msiiter Sans SeiB mar oroentlif
itoI5; geebrt dbcr fiiblte er lid, aIs
linn Major Sortnlom bon Ser
8unoesormce in 1t. Omaha bor9e,
iteIlt puroe. Stranlme 8altlrng
nabm Der c1entalige Sberidger Scr
banerti6en glrmce an oils CT bon
Dem 0iaior in 0eutid angeipro9en
irurbe. Sic unterbiclten ii1 anac.
lcgentliG ilber oas Wtilitdr I'M SIN.
geneincn mo ocr Maior iprad Dem
beitihcn 0iilitdr feline SoAodtung
ans. 9as fre,ite Sans, uno ols
ten hen slnrusienoen i6lieBlih anf
Die glutbesarmcc ein Sod alisae-
hradt luuroc, itimnttc er tr1ftis nit
Elm.
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Die se6raSia eesiolatnr.
9ir 6ruar jluefs gcrlranns Der
llniUeriitGt nod INNER nidJt
erleoigt.

2incoliL 81. gtpril.-9ic Soft.
nina Der Iebrasta @cictgeber, onB
iit iiG nm Samitag permanent nad
Snnie beacben piiroen 1T jmiftc
gciporocn; Die 5rnge bctreiis gerIr.
ging Der StnatSlniperiit1t III nod
immcr nidt cntidisoen. Sonntoe
8ormittaa bicIt onS aonferen5fonlitc
cine Siblma ab, fonnte iidl nber
nift cinigen. Seiite gtodjnlittag
trnten bei0e S1ller pteoer 5llnm.
men. Gas Saus III enti6ieoen se.
gen eine geripiaiaung BON $i15,.
600, I'M Die llniperiitdt na6 Der
Stadtsfarm 5u perlegan. 90 miro
es mOgIideripeiic nod elm poar
Gage oauern, ebe Die 2eaislatoren
nod Soiie 5uriidfebrcn perosn.
Ger @ounernerr bat beilte bic
gia, ponoh es Douglas Gountn
geitattet III cine gfilion Dollars
gonoumloge gum geiten Der bonn
9ornaoo Seimeeiudien oiisSigeben,
lmterjcidnct. Die 9ia erbdlt 10.
fort @eiesesfroit.
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sao.Ema6a.

Der @rom iiber 0cn 9oo isi.
ncr 2cbcnseefdbrtin sic ibm anl 3.
,Scbrllnr entrilien lpuroc, 1at fiji
SSobn @bitcomb eiit traltrigeS gnoe
0e3eitiat. Scr iducrc SdifiafS.
id)lae bate bcn 9ionu Croft i'm
9llfobolgcluB ludcn laiicu Gr ianf
ropioe INNER tief1r, bis iifl fblieB.
lid @ciitcsItoruna bcmcrf6ar mahtc.
glm Sonntag Morgcn 4 llbr nllBte
Die Eoli1ei iid icincr mncbmen.
lin $ ltbr muroc er ollf Der Stotior
ploblid ihtuer franf uno itnrb in
fiir5cr 3cit trob Der ar5tlihen genlii,
bungen. slfilter sllfobolisnuts mar
Die Sooesuriahe. Gr binterIdBt ei-
nen 14-i6brigen Sobn lmb cint
Sodter I'M gIlter bonn II ssabren.
Die Radbarn boben Die ainocr in
Obbut genommen.
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paplt emptdngt
Ifinfll DrnStr!
Cine riibrenbe Seenc.-Ger 3uitanb
oes Fnpites beiiert fd
juiebcnSs.

Ronl, 81. slpriI.-gine riibrclioc
aranfen5immerepiiooe bilocte oas
@ieoerieben ocs SeiIigen gatcrs
nit ieinrln gruoer 9lnaclo Sorto,
Boitmeiiter oeS 0ertdcns gro3ic.
Ger slItersullterihico 5lpiiben Den
beioen griioern betr1gt nur eiit
Sabr, abcr uebcn icincm bleihcn
mo bngereu @rlioer iiebt glngeIo
nit ieiner frdftigen @citoIt Inn Scbn
Sabre iiinger aus. grofeiior Mor.
Giafopa mar Der cinaise 3euge Der
Gcene. @r erfl1rte, CT id]1mc jih
nidt, ein5ueeitcben, oab feline slii.
gen feuht ipnrben. Die slnipeicn.
belt ieiner nd6Iten 3anriIienangeb5.
riaen bot Dem Tapit offeHbar neiien
2ebensmlttb eingegeben. Sic Der.
anlaBte ibn, in 8erbinbung NIT
Dem beaen Sonnenidein, Der burd
Die peiten Senlter in oas ardnfcu.
dimtner orang, 81 oem glusriif: rsln
einem iolhen Gag fann ids mir
gar nidt boriteaen, oaB man frnnf
iein fann." Die beutigen gcridte
iiber Oas gefinoen 0es Seilisen
8aters beiagen, oaB feine beiora.
niserregenben Spnlptome aiiftraten.
geionoers miro bemerft, oob in oen
Iesten bier Sasen fein 5ieber iid
5eigte, ino Dab aud Die erifopIcu,
cen Suitenanfdqe beOeutenO ieItener
iinb. Die Gnt3iinoung Der gron,
6ien lit fait gan5 berihpunoen.
Gie groBe @eiie gum aonitan.
tin'iden sSubildumsiabr, ipeldc nm
II. gaai celebrirt peroen ioIte, lit
ouf unbeItimnte 3eit perid)obea nor.
oen Der Eapit bat iein Ser3 oar
an geiest, iie ielbit 5u ceIebriren;
mo er fann iid bis Oabin nidt &c.
niigeno er9pIt baben.
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Nentidlrs 6nns.

9ic on1 Sountaq abge6oltcnc re.
0eluGBige 8eriamtLuna oes Omaha
9lottoelitihen SercinS mar MN
idmadJ beinht, benn es ItanOeu rnr
&outinegeifGfte anf Der 9ogesor6.
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trag puroe beidloiicn, alien bonn
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dui oic 8auer BON brei 0ionaten
Sic 9citr6ge 3lt erlaIien, reip. bic,
illben aus Der gercinsfaiie 5u be.
5a6len. Serr 5obn 9nich, Sort.
Bcnoer oes 6inan3fomites, beridtete,
boB oic SammLrng gum 8eIten Der
BON 1ornooo beingeilthten Mit-
qlieoer erfreulide 6ortihritte mo-.
6e.-9er am Slbeno I'M 9eittidel
Sauic BON Der Siio-0mabd 2oge
Ser Sermamtsiobne orrongirtc 9all
crireutc ii1 eints eroBen 3uipru1s.
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DQnoiten nntfr
Dfln faubfil!
1rti Miislitoer Der gOnuuf giGnber.
bnror Dffcntlidl in Earis
bingeridltet.

goris, 81. slpriI. Souop, Galle.
min uno 0ionier, melde mebrerc
mloroe nnO anoere gcrbre6cn Der.
iibten, mnrbet beute bier oiientlih
ourd) boS Saabeil hingeridtet. Gin
5ipeir1oerigrr &arren bradte oieger.
irtbeiIten ro6 benz 9li6tplos. Sou.
op, ipelher form 81 Sabre oIt III,
iror Der eritc, Der Dem sSaabeiI
periisl. Ms iein aopf ouf ocn
WIod feitacif)naat ipuroc, iagte er
cpniih Iatcno: pGs lit cin fnlter
Sfbid)icSsgruB, meine 6relmbe!"
Gein aopi iie[ Inn 1880 in oen
nit Gaganiebl nnaefiiIlten 9orb.
Ger 23.iGbrige Goqemin mar Der
9addite; er itarb I'M i:3i. Wonier,
Der crit "a Sabre alt mar, legte
arobe NerboiitGt oil 6en Gag; er
en6ste ieine Observation-Disclosures unt
ABB. Souop nermadte iciu @e,
hirn einem meoi5iniiden Synititlit.
ieiilen ShdoeI einem Wluielrm i'm
bort oiiseeiteIlt 81 meroet Der
Grtrog ioq elmer Sltppenanitnlt
iiberpieien peroen.-9rei Ecrionen,
fpeIhe Der Sinridhmg ebenfoas bel.
spobnten, ipurben berboitet, neil tic
in ben Ruf ousitiebcn glange Iebe
bic 2l1ordia" 0im glailbt, bnB
oieies bie Ieste 0ffentlide Sinrid.
tiine in Srnnfrei6 gepeien lit.
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Ges aaiiers sut,s aedJt.
saniler lpeiit io5iolOemOiratiidle slu'
griife Snriid. = yeileiosfnnoae.
bnnsen anlahlidl Snsenbed'S Ab.
lebeu.-5ranJOfiher Spion ieit'
gebalfen.

Berlin, 10. gpril. 9ladlocm Der
gleid)stng Die @encraIoebntte ilber
ben Gtnt beenoct bate, nnbnt or
oen Gtot (9oronid1lns fir eimiob,
men mo glusgnben) fir ons Stcihs.
f1nSIcromt Dor. glISbaIo eob es
eincn 3uinlnmenItcb 5miiheu benz
Sai5Ier nmo Dem SoJiol0emofra.
ten Or. @raonoucr. 9eeterer eriif
bic iimgiten 9acoeu oes aaiiers &C.
gen Oie finlteren Wl1die oeS lin.
itiujes on ilno beriIbrie aud DIE
glrt unO 8eiie. mic angebIid oas III
letter 3eit nielgcuarrtc Sut aaoi.
men bonn aaiier erlporben iuoroeil
ici. Der gieihsfanJIer ipies aus
zen gltten Die llnnobrbeit Der alli
aabiuen be5iigliden 9lnsoben oes
lc5iaIoemofratii6en glbgeoroneten
nad. Damn madte er ben Su8ioIi'
iten llnOuloiomfeit gum gortpurf.
Sbre greiie beifinlbfc uno perbobnc
Die Rcligion, ben @lauben on 8ott
iuo itnotIife ginrihtungen. Gs
iei aber oes &aiiers sltcs Hebt,
b7tonte Der 9an1ler, Dem geaeniiber
an oen @lauben Der Batter i'm Sabre
1918 5li erinnern.
anIdBlih 6cs gcmeIoeten gl6le.
bens bes 3bierbdnOlers mo Mend.
geriabelisers aorl Sagenbef iino
iiberaus 5abIreife aunogebimgen
Ger 3beilnnbme erfolgt. aoiier 8iI.
belm oriifte oen 0interbIiebenen
alf teIegrapbiidem g9ese iein
pdrmltes 9eIeio aus. Ter Wto.
nard Deriidert. er babe oen Ser.
eluisten iebr geiddbt lmo iperoe iei.
ner 8eroienite itets geoenfen.
Ger in SpeDer luiter Dem 8er-
Oodt Der espionage berbaftetr fron'
5oiiife Yionier-Salptmann Morel
bat Iif), tpie ermittelt tporoen mar,
audi IN Wtes unO gi1inj auigebal.
ten. 3rob bes entidieoenen Erote.
ites 6es Offi5iers lit cr aus benz
Getpobriam niht entlaiicn poroen.
2aut 0feloung ous Bremen bot
bos srIte Guortol BON 1918 fir oen
,gsoro6eutiden Slopb" eiir erbebft,
DIES 8lns i'm gersleih gum n1mli.
den 3eitrnim oes gorio6res ergc.
ben. sln Der 9orle miro oabon &C.
iproden, oaB Die aroBe Sdiffabrts.
@eieQidait I'M lcsten Guortol einen
Reingelpinn bon feds Miaionen
Wort erSieIt babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-21
ssapaner bernbiacn iidl.

5ofio, 81. Gpril.-9ie 8batiade.
boB Wrdiibent @ilion ino Staots.
iefrst1r grpon iid bemii6eu, M Der
California 2nnbfroge cinen fir So.
ban giiilitieen 9ergleid an3ubabnen.
botten iid) bic arbisten @emiitber
Der iapoiiiiden graiiefCpie, Die ben
Ser. Staatcn iofort ben arieg er.
fIGren ipollteit, etipas berubigt. glud
Bouperneur Sobnion 1T gssen Die
Bill; Der Staatsienat a6er lit ett.
idjIoiien, oieielbe inter alien lin.
il1nhen nilrdlsliesen.
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ssrinoieliafeit seaen smfiraaetten.

2onoon, 81. slpril. il.-8dbrenb bic
Guffrngatten 2onoon'S I'M Spoe
Nnrf cine GtrIanlmlimg obbielten,
ipurbet iic bon Sinoertcn Bcrlonen
t1dtIih ongeerifien. Sic iudteu
Snfllid,t in einem 8aditeingebGlioe.
ipiiroet aber aud bort bon oem
a'obeI bclGitigt. Die 6enitcr pur,
cen bon elmer in3ipiiden auf Eau.
ienoe angelpadiencn Menidenmenga
citaciuorfen. sle6nlide Sccnen er.
rigneten iit in gSimble0on mo
AampIteao Seotb. Cine 0oaenmo.
idliie nuroe bon Der goli5ci bcute
Nioracn oiii Der 8hilridpeae Ger
g)Drfihire Sernlos Office gcilt6en.
9icrlbe mar nit cinem Iu6e, ons
bic s,nidriit trug aStimnt fin oas
6rnucnitinnnredt" iunmmOcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-21
Gpfcr bpn StraFcnrGnbern.

@agcn 5 lt6r Morgcns ipnrbe cir
Mnnn IN Ser glllep binter Der Gp-
iiein'iden @irtbihait. 1923 Gbicagc
StraBe, nit elmer flaifcnoen aopf-
munoe aufgefunben. ST bate me
Der @elo nod ir9eno lpelfe 8ertll.
iadcn al iih, unO man gloiibt, oap
CT @egcloaerern 3um Gpfcr gefal.
len lit. Dsan ihafftc i'm nad Dem
ct. Soiepb Soipital. sln ieinem
@iebcrauifommen miro aeslpeifeIt.
Ser 9lame oeS @crlestcn lit 9. %.
g(ia.