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] COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK August 16.-There Was a
renewal of buying at the opening Of the
cotton market this morning. and first
prices were to q points up. Higher
cables and the failure of official weather
adyices to Indicate any break in the
Texas drought encouraged support, ana
the market sold 10 to II points higher
during the early trading.
There were private reports OF ram IN
Oklahoma however. and the market re-
acted or ) points before the end or
the first hour.
Futures opened steady; August. 11.1o;
September offered. 11.43: October, Ills;
November. HOS: December. 11.l3: Janu-
airy, 100: March, 1i.o9: May. 1882
Futures closed steady. CLOSING DDS:
August. 1l.74; September. 1l.I9: OCTOBER,
11.1a; November. lilo: December. liz;
January, HOP: February 11.O4; March,
HOS; May, ILL.
spot cotton steady: middling uplands.
12tc: gulf, 1925. Sales, none
New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, August 16-Cotton
futures opened steady. one point up to
one point down compared with the close
of yesterday. Cables were much better
than due, but their effect was offset by
private and press reports of good rains
In Oklahoma and claims from that state
that there were signs that the long
drought was about to be broken. Com
paratively little rain was reported IN
Texas and this fact. together with the
good cables, stimulated buying after the
call. and prices went 4 to points over
yesterdays final figures. Scalping longs
took profits. and at the end of the first
half hour of business prices were one to
two points over yesterdays close.
Futures opened steady: August, 1.6Oa-
11.6S: September. 11.24a11.26: October
IL. 19a11. 30: December and January, Ills
bid; March, 11.25a11.26; May, 11.32a11.S4
ITvERpnnT.
LIVERPOOL August 16.--Cotton-
Spot small business, but firm: mid
ding fair. I'll: good middling. 6.S3:
middling, 651; low middling, 6.31; good
ordinary. 5.75; ordinary. Sal: sales.
5000 bales, including 1000 American
and 500 for speculation and export. Re
ceipts. 1000 bales. including 800
American. Futures closed firm: August.
s271s; ust-September. 6.20k: Sep
TENDER October. Gill; October-Novem-
Der, COS; November December. 6.02;
December January. COZ; JanuaryFeb
ruary, sos; February March. 6.04h:
March April, 6.05a; April-May. 6.061s;
May-June, 6.07la; June-July, 6.O71a;
July-August, 6.OI.
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and they were among those who made
the fish know they were there.
The man Of the party piloted his sister
and companion to the fishing spots and
returned with fish enough to supply a
hotel table.
II never saw so many fish before in al
my life," said Kane when he returned
land / was only sorry I could not re.
main and catch more of them
Harry c. Given and Orner Burger
aboard the sloop Margaret 30. are enjoy.
ing a fishing trip down the Potomac
They left several days ago and expect t.
be gone about three weeks.
Word was received from them yesterday
that they found fish and crabs plentiful
and that they caught so many fish the.
did not know what to do with them. !,
Md.
John w. Hurley went to Harpers Ferry
last Saturday and gave the bass a trial
He found SO little doing on the river that
he visited the camp of the District
there in time to see Maj. NeumyeI
presented with a string OF thirteen bass
And l didn't get any while on the
river he said, adding: but you never
can tell"
ing Club left this afternoon on their
annual outing at their clubhouse on Coan
river. They indulge in the most extern
sive outing of any of the local clubs
Their house is large and comfortable and
they are fully equipped to get all the en-
joyment there is to be had from such an
outing.
Having been thoroughly overhauled and
provisioned, the schooner John Branson,
presenting the appearance.of new craft
will sail from one of the river docks to-
night with members of the Deep Water
Fishing Club aboard.
Members expect this seasons trip will
be the banner outing Of the club and an
effort is going to be made to establish a
record for deep-water fishing.
The schooner will be the home Of the
club during the cruise. Those who will be
aboard are Capt, Charles T. Peck, Jo-
seph Bassford, Robert Livingstone, Ar
chile Baker, Thomas Walsh. D. H. Moran,
j. p. Hendricks, J. z. Hendricks, jr., J.
G. Mcqueen. c. q. Emmert. Capt. Wal
lace W. Kimmel. T. II. Hall, {. Brown
and Capt. Osborne.
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THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT-Justice Barnard
Wledeman agt. Multerer: rule to show
cause returnable August 20; PLAINTIFF s
attorney. NJ. D. Rosenberg; defendant s
Newman agt. Newman; decree con-
firming agreement and discharging Sc
Questrator; ~laintih's attorney, Leon
Tobriner: defendants attorney, CrandaI
Mackey.
Muller agt. Fisk Rubber Company; de-
cree annulling contract and for return
of stock: appeal noted: bond, 500: plain
tin s attorney. w. +. Ambrose: defend
ants attorneys w. c. Smith. r. NJ.
Thomas and f c. Dutton.
Hartman agt. Masters; exceptions over
ruled and auditors report confirmed
plaintiffs attorney. w. C. Gardiner: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. j. X. NJ. Norton. w.
]. ]. Lambert and NJ. D. Rosenberg.
confirmed: plaintiffs attorney. George F..
Collins; defendants attorney, NJ. T.
ClinkscaleS.
Adams agt. Adams: order for partial
distribution: plaintiffs attorney. George
Bullowa agt. Diggs: order approving
statement Of evidence.
PROBATE CoURT-Justice Barnard.
Estate of Oliver d. Denham; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. A. S.
Taylor.
Estate of Ellen c. Daingerfield: ordeA
to invest trust funds; attorneys
Thompson & Laskey.
Estate of George l.. Mortimer; order
to pay distributive share to L. o. Nor
timer; attorney, j. H. label.
Estate of Sevilia e. Thornton: will
admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to James II. Wells:
bond, $4,000; attorney, F. Edward
Mitchell.
CRIMINAL COURT-Justice Barnard.
United States agt. Marion T. Clink-
scales, -embezzlement; recognizance
$500 taken with w. w. Stewart, surety
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
10000 head; steady to Sc lower tban
early: bulk of sales, 7.75aS5O: light
SsSas.O: mixed, ..dOaS S2,s: heavy, 7.3Oa
Cattle-Receipts. 200 head steady
beeves, 7.Ooa9O0: Texas steers. S55a7 "a.
stockers and feeders. 5.4Ja7 90; cows and
heifers. 3.tN,aS.3O: calves. 9.OOaIl 90
Sheep-Receipts. :.O0O head: steady: ma
tive, s.I0a4.' 20: yearlinss, 4.soa575 lambs.
native, J.2Ja1 80.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 6-Flour-Steady
Wheat-Futures opened higher with
corn, but eased off under realizing. Sep.
TENDER. :;-l6 to a5&. Pork-Quiet. Beef
STEADY. Lard-Firmer: middle west
.1na 11.oo. Raw sugar-Steady: mus
coVado. SO; centrifugal, 3.7O; molasses
30 Refined-Steady. Petroleum-Steady
Enthusiastically. Hay-Strong: standard
los; No. I. 1.05at. 10: No. 2, 9oa1.O0: No
=, S0a.D. Enthusiastically. Leather-F1rm
Butter-Steady; unchanged; receipts
$751; tubs.
Cheese Firm: unchanged; 1882 boxes
Eggs-Eirm: 9.45S cases: fresh gath
cred thirds and poorer. 14a19.
Live poultry-Steady: chickens, Is;
fowls. 15a151a turkeys, IS.
chickens. l1ae3: fowls. 15 l.al9is: tur-
keys. 1Sa19.
Coffce-Rio No. I. 93.; futures, steady;
Scptcmbcr, S.95 March, $50
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with December 4 net higher at 907saS1.
Subsequent corn price changes were
small. The close was steady q to LAS
net lower for December. at 69is.
Rve-No . new. 65a65Ia.
Barley-52a73
Timothy-4.90a
Cloyer-Nominal
Pork-22. 90.
I.ard-11.071s.
Ribs-1O6ot.a1l $751;
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. August 16.-Money was
plentiful and discount rates were quiet
today.
The stock market opened easy on
realizing and the decline in Wall street
Yesterday. The market recovered later
on on, e %rnaGi rubber , shar ee rams
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new YORK CURB PRICES.
NEW YORK LEAD MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 16.-The metal
markets were dull and practically NOM
inal Lake copper. 16; electrolytic.
leading producers have advanced the
price OF lead to AIS. Iron was un-
changed.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
bankers and brokers, Hibbs building,
members New York Stock Exchange.
Washington Stock Exchange and Chi
cago Board of Trade.
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DIR. Anne Humphreys. formerly a men,
Der Of the faculty OF FREDERICKSBURG
ya.) State Normal School. win so to
China as q medical missionary.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
BALTIMORE. August l6.-Wheat-
Strong: spot No . rcd. 921a; spot No =
red western. aitsao4l.; August No. . red,
a2ia; September No = red. 92i2: steamer
No. red. 9O1s: receipts 3G1 ,s0t bushels;
southern by sample 1SaS9lf southern on
grade, GLASS.
Corn-Receipts. 34J1 bushels.
Oats-Firmer; standard white old, 47ia,
new, 45ls: No. :; white, old. 461s; new,
Al sales: receipts. 17O3S bushels.
Rye-Steady; No. western export; I'M
changed; No . western domestic, I'M
changed: receipts. 4,O15 bushels.
Hay-Steady: No. l timothy, unchang-
ed: No. l. clover mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights-Steady; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel. unchanged; Cork FOR
orders, per quarter, unchanged.
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WEATHER.
moderate

WEATHER.
Fair and somewhat tonight and Sunday moderate
winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF at Falls
Temperature 7S condition. Daecarlia
condition north condition south connection
UPRIVER WATERS.
patch 10
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. august 1o7-Potomac clear
and Shenandoah muddy this morning.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. August 16.-Wheat-
Spot steady: No. l Manitoba. IS SID
No. .. rs sd; No. 3, IS ed; futures firm;
October. rs 24d, December. is SD:
March. IS oiad. Corn-Spot strong;
American mixed new, IS 3D.; new, kiln
dried, 6s Cd: American mixed old. no
stock; old. via Galveston. IS I'd: futures
firm: September Ga PLATA, As 11sd;
October tI.a Plata, 5s Id.
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Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va August Is.
Potomac river clear and Shenandoah
muddy this morning.
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London Closing Prices.

Bar silver quiet. % 5-16d per ounce.
Money. 2Iaa234 per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills, 35sa35 per cent
three month bills, 3 1916 per cent.
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CRIMINAL COURT-Justice Barnard.
United States agt. Marion T. Clink-
scales, ENDORSEMENT: recognizance
$500 taken with w. w. Stewart, surety.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST
COMPANY.

lt Washington. IN the District ~ Columbia, st
the close OF business August ., 1915.
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Mrs. Theresa Leonard. Miss Clara
Adamson and John a. Kane were among
the many persons who were at Colonial
Beach spending their vacations last week
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|Sebel geltorbeu.

3iiri4, S4nsi8. 13- 4usuIt. Sm
9llter BON 73 Sabren tarb beute bier
Der betannte Ioaialoemotrattl6e parz
teifiibrsr uno Mtitglieo Ses beutl9sn
Heidstags Seroirano 9lugut Sebel,
Der am %. Jebruar bes Sahres 1840
in &0ln geboren mar unb ft4 i'm Sab
re 1864 als 9rehslermeiiter in 2eipz
gig ielbItdubig aemaht bate. 9ln
Der Oeutiden 4rbeiterbetpegung bait.
ii9 Der @eritorbene, Der atpar tein
brillanter aber Elm iiberseugenoer
ReOner mar, ieit 1862 beteiligt. Sm
Sabre 1865 fpuroe 9ebel 9oriibenosr
oes 2etp5iger 2lrbetterbiioungspereins
unO N2itglieo 0es Itdnbigen Nus>
I6uiies Der osutIaen grbsiterpereine.
Seit 1869 02itarbeiter am y0oltsz
Itaat" in 2etp3ig, tpurOe er i'm Sabre
1867 in Den norooeutI6en, 1871 in
ben Oeutihen Rei6stng getpdblt- 1872
rpLrOe Sebel Der Yorbereitung oes
6o1Derrats gegen bas neutf4e Jfei9
uno qeqen Oas &0nigreiG Sa6ien
angetlagt unn nebit 2iebtns9t am 26.
Utcr5 ienes ScAres 5u ie 5lDei Sab
rem 5eitungsbdft berurteilt. Qm 6.
Suli oesIelben Sabres purbe er au@
Beroem nod pegen Maieitdtsbeleioiz
gung gu elmer 0efdngnisbaft BON
neun Wtonaten perurteilt.
Seit Dem Sabre 1890 lehte 9e=
bel in Berlin. Qu9 ais S6rift=
iteqer bat Der 8erItor6ene fa einen
Numen gsmaht. Die betanntsiten ietz
ner @erte IinO: rllniers 3isle";; der
oeutfde 8auerntrieg nit 9eriidIi9tt>
gung Ser hauptIdfli6iten 8etpegun>
gen oss Wiittelalters" rgbriitentum
uno So3iulismus" Die 5rau uno
Der So5ialismus" roie mo4ammeba=
| nii6surdbil9e SulturperioDe~; ,oie
| Spnntugsurbeit"; vGbarles 6ourier"
Die Gage Der Qlrbeiter in Der 9dfez
reien' unb unbere me6r. BIS gu iei=
nem Sp0e lit 8ebel Elm armer Munn
geblieben, unO mar, lan9e na6oem er
IT. Oen Reihstdg geipdhlt tppr0en
rar, pie6er6olt gen0tigt, als Dre63z
Ter gu arbeiten, Inn ieinsn 2ebensun=
terbaIt gu oer0ienen.
3iirid, 13. 4ug. Na9 elmer bsute
mitta5 bier betunnt gege6enen grtId=
rung oes 2(r5tes, Ser gebel idon ieit
; lGn9erer 3eit be6an0eIt bat, mar Die
: unmittelbare SooesurIa4e Elm 6er5=
idlag. Der 9eritorbene mar felt Idns
I gerer 3ett Iei0enO getpeIen, bate iif
u6er pieOer 10 ipsit erbolt, oub ber
Qr5t boffte, er tperoe iid ipieoer poG-
ItGnoig er6pler. (g8ir erhieltsn bieIt
traurige Nd9ri4t, uls ous ng4o" Be-
reits i'm Druid ipar. Cine einge6eno,
WiirOigung bes Soteu bringen mir II
ndditer Summer. .. 49,
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Sapton lit gtfaaeu.

cSn Sem politiIden 9lusoertauf Der
Oemofraten oes Staates Shto tit eln
treuri9es 9ortpmmnis gu per5eidz
nen. Die i'm 5riibjufr our9 9odz
paHer 70 i9per seihdoigte Stabt
Oopton, g., lit einem Der md9tlgz
ten 8apitulsfon5ern ousgeltefert
ausselisfsrt tpprOen, lie fam in Die
6dnoe Der Notipnal Gaib Regiiter
Gr. en- ser Mbltimmung iiber etren
poraeIdlogenen neuen Staot4arter,
um Oienstug, ipuroe bds Wfahmert,
enibalteno Die 8ommifionsoerpalz
tung, nit einem Gitp Wtanugsr an
Der Spite, nit 1927 gegen 6O42
Stimmen aneenommen. Die Staot
fat oamit, in Der 3eit fprtIdreitenoer
8omunoliiierung, cine GemeinDeper7
fpoltung befommen, bic aut lnou7
piOualer gillfiir aufgebaut tit.
Die 8epDlferung ser STAB. Oapz
ton bat ab bes Sages, an Dem Der
neue Staot6orter in &raft trttt, IN
@smeinoedn9elegenbeiten 5u I6tpels
qen, lie bat teinen iie repreientierens
Ser 3at, feline geiebgebenbe SOrpera
i6aft mebr. 9ier &ommindre nit
einem Manu9er an Ser Spibe perber
Die Staot in 3ufunft uls Elm 8e'
i6Gft, nu9 ameritaniiher Dirt Der
fpalten. Oas meint ni6t mebr uni
nidt peniqer uls Die 8eberri9une
Der Staot in tpeitge6snoiten Qus;
mage, our6 bic bisber idon allmd6.
tiee y. 6. H. g., cine Siftatur oes
9errn Sobn potterion.
Die So5ialilten Der Staot 9aptor
faben eegen Die Innabme oes Nus'
perfaufes eine beftige Sdmpagne 9e:
fiibrt. Sine 2eibe 1o5ialer 8erein'
baben iid ibnen angei6lohen. aH
lebten Samstag CAB es iogar etr'
9orabe Der l1nions als Proteit ge9er
SEN gl. 6. st. g.>G barterentlpurt
Srobbem oieIe iiberpdltieenbe Wfebr:
belt bon Stimmen fir Die 9lusliefe.
rung Ser Stubt! Sin 3ei6en, BAT
oas politii6e 2eben in Sapton, II
Dem 8obnorte bss 9ouperneurs De;
Staates Sbio, ourd uno our9 fau
lit. Der Mangel jegliden Ter
itdnoniHss fir ip5iule Gntpidllng
alarbeit unh Wollen, 3ielbenuBthel
oes Strebens, tpurOs bier nit cine
erfdretenben Oeutlidfeit Demon
itriert. llno es lit bas gurgertum
iino Die oemptratiihen Mittelltanoler
Die politii9 10 pertommen linb.
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Wir Iprunen ppn Bolitif. Sds
1T es ia eben. gBeil Die v8iirger"
oes 2anbes es bisber ni6t beritun=
Den 6aben, gplitit& i'm eigenen Snte=
refie gu MAIDEN, Sus 5elO Der pos
litit BON ihnen Qbenteuerern unoSpe-
fu!anten iiberlaHen tpuroe, oieIe
bonn Yolitif I'M sSnterei1e oes groz
BEN, sablungsfdhigen Sapitdls ma6@
ten, ipollen bic ebrburen 8urger,
pollte oas giirgertum Der Stuot
9aptpn nit Yplttif nihts gu tun
baben. Die Yarole nor: nWir pol=
len oiesmal ntht pplitit treiben, ionz
bern Die 2iebe az 01ptpn palten
luNen." Weld ndipes, tinoil6es
2oIlen! Ourh bag politii6e Grpdz
den Der unterIten sGhidten bes 8olz
fec, ser srbettertlafTe, -lpirb es bon
'Sobr 5u Subr i6persr = BET Nufz
rehterbaltung bes iebem Sir9er ge:
aebenen Ginfluhes auf Dffentlt4e @n'
qele9enbeitsn Die Snterehen Dee
9robfapitals 6p6Subalten. Qus
,2iebe uno 2lnbdnsli9teit an Die sc.
member, Ieiten5 Der Dem &upitalis'
mus perpflidteten Perionen, nir(
oest1lb Der politii6e GinfluB au
! Dftentlide 9(ngelegenbeiten Sen 8iir:
germ 9enommen, itimmten in Dan:
| ton 1927 @GbIer fir Die politl
ihe Gntmannung, unter Dem Sampt
rufe: ,Wir ppllen feline Politit tret
benz"
lle6er 10 piel 0ummbeit unb I'm
| perItanp muBte e5 Der Nutipnal Gail
3e9iiter So. Elm Ieihtes iein gu iie
ger. Die lumpigen pdar Solla
9luseaben ipel6e bic 9eiellI6aft be
Der 5lutfatoitrophs uuf iih nabn
uno moour9 Sofn Yutteripn gu ei
mem 6eloen uno 6elfer erfldrt pur
De, Iinb ihon bereingebradt. yfu
. 5000 Dollar bat Die 60. 9eopfert
nm Die gan8e 8emeinbeperpdltun!
fir ii6 ouf5ufuufen, Elm Spiten
idaffen gu fDnnen, bel Dem lie allen
Die Staot regiert. Die 5ol9en ner
Den Ii6 setsen.. 90 srob audi De
Tlutf6aben lit, er miro per16pinoel
binfer ienen S6doigungen Der Illee
meinbeit, bic nun unausbleibli6 iinr
Sic auf5u5eigsn pirD ihpere Irbei
fo'ten. ieinem grtennen IteAt Der LIN
parItano ser .giirger" gegeniiber
cine eeiitiss strmut, an Der leibe
oeren Srdeer niht eriGuft.
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SIM groben Snmpf.

mern". Die Sdmmanp Sdl 9dnoi=
ten laiIen teinen leben. Der niAt
sbenlo forrupt lit als lie es ielbir
iino. Sulser lit Elm Stiimper sepez
fen, fonit bdtte er iih nidt oaraui
teidrdntt, nit einisen bunoert Doll
lars gu mossln. Solhe Stiimper
rerosrben in boben Iemtern pas Sc
ihGft iener, oie nit 9unOerttuuien=
ben gu rehnen eeipobnt iIno. Saa
srDbere &apital lit in Der beutiser
9eienI6aft aber iogar in Der Gors
rupfion Dem fleineren aapital iiber
Sulser muB fallen, neil Der bod
ent,pidelte @robbetrieb in Der aor.
rumpierune oes Offentlihen 2ebens
i'm Staate unb in Der Staot Nen
yorf teinen plab ldBt fir Helm
Ourhitedereien. Wenn man i'm 60
ger ser reiBenbsn WOlfe fein 9ein
fuht, muB man nit ben WOlfel
beulen, nit anoern Worten. i'm 60
ger Der Oemotraten freKen Die 5am
manpten iene auf. Die politiid on
ftdnoiser gu fein fu4en als es u
oieIen Reiben iibli4 lift. a-
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frogen. 8or aqem 5dblt oa Die 5roge
bes 4rbeiteridubes unb Die Der Or
beiterfOrIorse. Sn ibnen 1T ods
s garment m Imeritas Elm
10 eituus fortf hrittli4 :
res element ais ous &le / NJ
b iirgertum Ser Sta tie. Die
le Sotfa9e muB einmal nit aller
Oeutlidfeit aussefpro4en tperoen.
90 biefe Nrt @eIeBgebun9 Staatsgez
febsebuns it, piiroen ith Die 4rbeiz
ter nur in bas eigene SleiI6 f6neiz
oen, tpollten iie fir eine 8erfleinerung
Ser Stoatslesislotur 81 Dem dusz
eeipro9enen 3ipede eintreten, oas
ssormerelement BEL oieier 8e1etgez
bungsmaI9ine labm5ulegen. 0ob es
10 lit, lit ni9t Die S6ulo Der 4rbeiz
ter. Gs lit bic S4ulo oes 8lelnz
burgertums felbit, bas BEL ben 4rbeiz
tern nur Die ngegebrlidteit" iiebt uno
6aqeqen ipiitet, no es nur tunn.
Oamit uns niemanb nit Dem
GinponO fomme, oaB es ausgei9loiz
fen lit ertporten gu fDnnen, ouB pon
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Dem 5armerelemeat bauerno Irbeit
CUR Sebung Der 2ebenslage Ser Snz
buitrieorbeiter geleiitet miro, tppllen
mir nod fusen, Odb mir oies ielbit
Ie6r gut tpifien. I'm od fetnen StiIz
itano eintreten gu laiieu, lit es not
penoia in Die Staatslegislutur go
siuliIten gu bringen. Dies erf9eint
ober ebenfaGs nun Bel elmer grOBeren
2egislotur nit eirer er0Beren 9ln3abl
BON Monbatsn rnOslid, Sir eine
8ertleineruns ein5utreten bieBe alIo
audi bier Iid pisoer in Oas eigene
SleiId I6nsiben. Desbalb tunn es
fir Die Mrbsiter bes Stdutes SbtD,
geqen oie Yeitrebnngen Der Qltohols
interehenten feinert auoeren &frui
oeben als: Nieber nit ben Qeuten
bic cine @erfleineraing Ser 2egislatur
anitreben. sic finb ebenip gefd6rltf
pie iene 2eute, Die Der 4rbeiterihuft
oes Stoates basb fhon beI4lofien'
s(rbeiter GntIdGoigun9S9eIeB tpie:
ser rauben pollen,
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Scr ftarfc Nrm.

8eIeBes 8eltung perIdaffen. 9u Die
8erIpeigerung Der 4rbett Elm 8er9ez
6en BARTLETT, 10 iinb ndbre1o oes
beb0rolihen 9orgebens ipeosr etne
8ermitteluns gum ,3fpede ser ausz
iDbnung oOer Serbeifiihrrtng elmer
Ginigung nod audi ireenopelhe lln>
terhunolunsen am plabe, benn es
banoelt iih bier niht um pripatrehtz
Ili4e Gruseu."
9tlIo, Die 4rbeiter miifien iofort in
Die 9efdngniiie ubeefiibrt tperoen.
llno 10 eefhiebt ss aud iiherall,
penn Die arbeiter 1i9t iofort bic ar=
belt pieber anfnehmen. grfolst Dies.
10 bat Ser Irbeitseber oas Heht.
8naoe ausSuiiben uno bic Strafe gu
erla1en. Oa lidb ieoo9 Die Irbeitsr
niht immer auf 9naOe su eraeben
pflegen. 10 bat Der Staat aun oafur
Gorge setroffsn, oub bic Grntearbei=
ten Der @rubsrunObeiiber au9 Damn
perri9tet peroen, ipenn oie Mrbeite,
binter S6loB uno Hiesel iiben. Sc
miro nGmlid auf StaatsfpTtsn eint
ngrntereferpearmee" beitebeno aus
3000-4000 Nrbeitern, ansefammeli
uno auf Den Staatsoomdnen aefiit.
tert. griht mo elm Streit aus, II
fperoen Die Streitenoen einsefpsrrt uni
; ourd ftaatli4 ansetporbene Mrbeits
pillige erfeBt.
! Wie mir ipiFen. IGbt Ser Sra
Sisaa oen Grafen aarolpi i'm Reihs
tag atpar ourh G4ubleute abfibren
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Stun bat Der Stuut Stem Yort
pieoer Ieinen SfanOal. Der oemos
tratiihe @ouperneur Sul5er batte es
iih in oen &opf seiest, Der Welt gu
3eiaen, oab Die Oemofraten, pelhe
oie @tabt Nep Yorf, als Sammanp
6all prsaniiiert, beberriden, Ihmuts
siae 2eute iino. Murpbp, Der 5am@
manp San 9Guptling, NOR besz
balb niitenb; er leste feline Sesen@
minen. Nun lit feitseitelIt, oab Sul@
5er BEL isinen Wabltoiten, als tie our
ginreiduns tamen, etfpa 1890 Doll
lars psrI9piesen bat uno er tol
nit Wablssloern 3ablunsen selel1tet
baben, ole aus seiddftlt4en Srans@
ottionen famen. gfun baben Die
Sammanpten osn .Heformer" Sulz
ser beim 9enid. Ntit 64 segen 30
Gtimmen bei9loB am Montas ois
Qeaislatur in 9llbanp, N. y. Die
Ginleituns oes sbiesunssperfabrsns
aeaen oen @ouperneur. gs gibt teis
men 3peifel mebr, 9err Sulaer TT
Ibereits erleoigt. Der Staat Hep
lgprt bat tein Slid NIT ~Refor=