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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-30
Skid, List price 67.O5 for 57.34.

Owing to recent clause added to our contract with
the Michelin Tire Company will not be allowed to
carry in stock certain makes of tires although will
continue to handle them
We have on hand therefore the following tires
which desire to sell at cost thereabout The reduc
tion depending on the popularity of size and type of
the casing you your size below it will undoubtedly
pay you to call in and what make we have to offer
and at what ridcuously low discount we willing to
let them go. You will not be obliged to buy is simply
chance for you to several dollars for each casing
purchased and it will pay you to buy them even if you
don't need extra pair now Remember you will need
them this summer
Notice:-Auto Accessory dealers have at times ad-
vertsed similar to this in order to sell old tres seconds
or non-guaranteed tires not of Standard make. This
offer should in no way be compared
1t should be needless for to call your attention
the fact that any tire offered below Al in every re-
spect and could not be improved upon sold direct
from the Manufacturers hands The least reduction
that will allow the most desirable of these is 10 per
cent less the regular consumers list Maybe we will do
better on your size Drop in and see u.s.
The following is the list of Tires we wish to sell out
Ouck:-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-30
1t Isn't Easy

1t isn't easy in these days Of
fierce competition to build
really honest car. In REQ the
Fifth it means $500 more than
such car need cost.
And nearly all that extra cost is
hidden. 1t is years, sometimes,
before users learn it's meaning.
Note what it means to the
maker. He must have all steel
made to formula. To make sure
of its strength he must analyze
it twice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-30
To the User

To the user 1t means an almost
trouble-proof car. A car with
low cost of upkeep. A car that
meets every strain.
A car that continues, year aft
er year, to render perfect serv-
ice. And car that saves hun
dreds of dollars in repairs, up
keep and trouble.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
c: \. njtte0darfer S Named Chairman
Of Beard County Physician Left
For February Meeting
WILL WORK ON RIFLE BRIDGE

Clarence K. Diffendarfer, chairman.
Ed NsLeara and Otto Hahnewald,
nsoAsn
The above is the psrsoael Of the nsw
bsasd Il eomnissioasrs et this county,
tAs new nembers, McI.ealn and Hahns-
wsld, taking their seats o. Tuesday Of
this week. The election Of CsaAis-
sioner D6endarfer - Chairman fol-
lowed.
Commissioner Brennan anA Switxes
hid Aown their work at Locking after
county Affairs and returned to their
homes whers they will again become
active in rs.cAing and fruit raiing.
Among the first matters 70 cons BE-
fore the comnissioners was the selee-
tioa of i. county attorney. This psun
was given to Attorney C. ". Taylor,
who has proved a most efficient advis-
or Of the board for several year,. His
appointment seems to have given uni
versal satisfaetisa.
When the appointment Of county
physician was announced, trouble was
encountered. Drs. e. J. Hssa. anA " :
". Csssk, bsth Of this city, were after
IT, Rlses "a ~ ss1eiaG was ssss -
GEGtG u Ssi8 ES@evef, tast
tie eoAmissisners could not reach AG
agreement and the matter was left over
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

than 10000 horse power; also . law to
prevent any company from Ownins
more than 5000 acres of timber laad.
Recommends law to prevent excessive
campaign contributions; also to prevent
use of conveyances on election days.
Urges members to enact 1912 plat.
form pledges into NV.
Wishes Ammons success.
osvseasr Annsas' IAsas 4 otses
Recommends the construction Of .
network Of roads and parks thrsaga
the use Of the internal improvement
fund. g,
Advocates the eoApulsisn Of better
transportation facilities to move fruit
crop asd recommends the establishing
of factories, through commercial club
agitation, to care for eur over prsdae-
tion Of fruit whea the transportation
facilities are not adequate to move it.
Recommends generous appropriations
to farther the work of the state forest
ry system.
Suggests the employment Of water
power for pumping irrigation systems
to care for the underflow.
Rsesaaesas IA adequate tefens4
GAn2 wisA vAseA - Sefss1 tie water
(O6oe1nns1 = ~ DaOe)
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

to the. February meeting, whes tsS
appointment will probably be made. DR.
Crook has been county physicia. fer
several yeAxs.
Commissioner IeLesrn 10 sure geing
to take An aetive hand in The ees1ty
affair." - shown BY the rspidity With
which As took hold Of the Rifle ald.
Silt bridge trosble. II will Be re0sn.
bered that the Rifle folks were foscsd
to work day and night last summer
to prsve,t their bridges being washed
away during the high waters sf tas
Graad. MeIeas. offered q resalstioa
ordering Cou.ty Engineer Tru.bos 70
60 to both Rifle a.d Silt to sse juss
what the troubles are and the repairs
which will be necessary to put ~ TIVE
bridges in safe condition. Engineer
rrpnbor has already visited Rifle and
will soon have his report ready for TIA
commissioners.
The new board made = trip to ths-
county poor farm Wednesday and thor
Oaghly inspected that place. 1t b said
the hsspital rs in very ereditable con.
ditisa sad that the commissioners are
sstisfisd With II nAaaaensat u
.S>Aszv cs~qb<a-se&wsss- - =
Contrseter Wsod Of the Coioeade
Bridge L Coastfuctioa company, which.
firm secured the contract for the Lacy
bridge, was here and got acquaintsd
with the new members and discussed At
some length the work of the building
of the new bridge. Another visitor
was Mr.. Wright Of the Denver Bond
Buying company, which concern secur-
ed the Garfield county bonds. He was
gather ng data regarding the crops OF
this county to aid him in selling the.
bonds to buyers in the east.
The commissioners will meet again
the first Monday in February and will
then settle down to four years of good
hard work trying to please all the peo-
Of the county.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
FIST WlIlo)ul
Mos n nnTa
puuuln1 nn1Gelh hgusfa
oodliDs eapltlk,foa
Ebek o)e0rs
PARKS IS PM1o0tT

At q meeting of the board of direct
ors of the First NstiOnal bank held IN
Glenwood Tuesday afternoon N in
portaat step WINS taken which will
greatly add 70 the prestige and isflu-
ence sf this, the leading banking insti.
tuition Of this whole section, but viii
prove . great benefit to the community
and to the eustOmers Of the baAx
everywhere. This was the increase in
the capitalization of the bsak from
$50, 900 to 100000.
From the date of its establishment
over twenty five years ago the First
National bank of Glenwo0d SprinEs
has enjoyed remarkable popularity sad
its clie.tage extends over very large
territory. Its deposits have been rap
idly growing and Increasing densnds
have been nade upon it by borrower
until it wn ccusitlere1 tAa, the :i'se
was ripe .or ~ incSease in tive cap
itslixation and ~ the First National,
which has always held first class rep
utation among the banks Of the state,
becomes one Of the leading financial
institutions Of Colorado.
The remarkable suocess Of this iasti-
tuition il . high compliment to z. q.
Parks who has been connected with the
baak from its earliest days and for
the past twenty years has been its
cashier. The many friends Of Mr..
Parks are pleased with his advancement
to the highest sffice in, this, the lsed-
ing baak Of this section.
c. =. Mccarthy. wAs ~ - Nlta
tAs Aask ~ aaAbsr y ys<ss = -
sistspt eashies, was given the position
of cashier heretofore held by Mr..
ParkA
The following is the full list Of the
officers elected:
c. c. Parks, president; J. H. Fesler,
vice president; Louis Schwarz, viee
president; c. c. Parks, J. H. Fesler,
Louis schwsrz, J. Henry Devereux, L.
E. IAntAs, Ed g. Hughes and c. z. Nc
Carthy, directors.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
Afn CURED NM

g. l.. kahle, route agent for the
Wells-Fargo Express company at Al
N. NJ, has just left this city
for his home, one Of the happiest men
in the country.
Some weeks ago he was stricken with
an acute attack Of rheumatism and
upon the advice Of leading officials Of
the company he came here to take ths
baths and after indulging in = few Of
them he was fully restored to health.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
EI.KS HAVE BIG fIlR

"The Jolly Corks,'' the local Elks,
gathered for another of their big get
togethers at Hot.l Grand Thursday
night and had one of the best socials
of their history and Messrs. Will Clark,
Joe Hum and Fritz Schueller SO cover
ed themselves with glory they were con-
tinued rs committee to arrange for
another big doings to be given in Feb
ruary. "And there will be something
DOING said Mr.. Clark yesterday,
"but We are going to keep it to our
selves until the evenings doings are
on.'
Some sixty five Elks and wives and
friends gathered At the Grand hotel
where Nine Host Billy Lee has again
resumed the management of the hostel
ry. The whole crowd went to the
Odeon for the show and then returned
to the hotel where banquet was en-.
joyed- The dining room was charming.
y decorated in the parple and white
Of tAe ssdsr aad everything was essdu-
eivs - . gsed tine. c. @. Rswe wss
'tsastnastss, wAile c n. Ksek eavs The
"Dlsvsa O'elssk'' eoast. "eAssty"
Fsa.klia - Dsavse was tAsss al -
tsftaiasd IL esswa y sal4 sseAsety"
eaA. He i - e - live E1ho q -
sesss ssa asvse 1sess ~ slPsstsa3ey
= sAjsying ~ 81 tinss azs.aesa ~
- hsseAR UIAA n Issal HI ~
ad snssAso ~ A7ee. lodge xnd ''Tns
Jolly 0sshs' = sAs nAas tAev Aaso
e1speea ~ tAsassavss - SAsss ssaaa1
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
ethel. HufcEunros Ill

Ethel Hutehings, the twelve year-o
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hutch
ings, has been suffering this week
from a severe attack Of kidney trouble,
resulting from an attack Of scarlet
fever several years ago. At the time
the Post goes to press physicians pro
nounce the child in very serious con-
dition and her parents are given but
scant hopes Is to her recovery.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
NlES BURNS
PLEADS GUILTY
sl,yer Il maxlieh y& NJ
q rs AtlDl1oy fogv-
stA Doah hDadg
thus SAVES rs NECK

1t is we'll for James Burns, the fiend
ish murderer of William A. Aaxfieli,
that y good attorney WAS appointed by
the court to defend him else he would
no doubt at this time be under sen.
tence of death and only waiting for the
executioner to send him into eternity.
Cliff G. Rowe of this city, who was
appointed by Judge Cavender to defend
Burns, was not long in discovering that
he had a desperate case and he thought
a little resort to strategy would be
justifiable.
Attorney Rowe suggested to the dis
trict attorney tka: be thought he might
possibly induce his client to plead
guilty provided the state would not in
sist On the death penalty. District A.
tosney Hogaa, evidently believing that
he woald fisd it very difficult - ssa-
aset Barns with tAe crime bsyssl tic
peasiAility Of . doubt, finalfy ss.sed
tAst In eass Of paea sf guilty As
vssA .et enact The asasA pssalty.
4 Dssns Assitatsd % pleading s.iity,
sayi1e he was afraid hs was taking
. Asspsrats eha.es, 6st Rows tsad hin
\ ~ ~ saly thiAg list wesa save
his nssk a.d IL psissssr eaas tArsagA
a.A saknswasagsa 80 e ~ fss,sst
crimes whisA - svee s1ainsl ~ NJ
tssy = nag,s ssss4y. -
After the taking OF seme ..saasHy
IL sess was sivse - . jsy = H. lsv
rsqsisvs as1 II = aAiA tAat ~ jsssss
vsss Gsatty disa9psinsea svse ~ ~
tAat thv wss, pssvsnse@ fssa naias
~ asaeA psnlty. II fest ~ jlzy
rstssse1 isss sssss ana asksl ~ 49,
X ~ ssaM - liDsosa - sswa'
tisas - - &sask1e aehsanr - -
= - &! ! q. .ys !, - !. -
<asSsss s.s'-ss L. 4 as3i 80! " ~,
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
SELECT
PRIZE EssAYlsTs
Winners i hlprssting sugx
Doot cootgst Alnou6od
Twe 1ndT1d LstiDrs
1 COMPLETE SUCCESS
THE rHIx1s AWARDED

Q H. F. ELLARD, fruit grower, .
Q Grand Junction, first prize, $50. |.
. MILTON STARR, farmer, o
. Corey, Delta county, second 9
. prize, $40. .
% MRS. STELLA C. BURNETT, .
9 wife of farmer, Delta, third prize, Q
o $50. .
o J. E. MOORE, beet grower, .
. Delta, fourth prize, $50. .
. FRED MUNRO, merchant .
o farmer, Rifle, fifth prize, 80. Q
Last Friday at Grand junction DR.
A. H. Stockham Of Delta Walter
Walker, editor of the Grand Junction
Sentinel, and A. J. Dickson, editor of
the GIenwood Post, aetisg - judges
selected by the Western sagar I LA.d
company, road and passed upsa nearly
two hundred Isttses frsn Nssa, Delta,
Montrose and Garfield counties, tAe o.
jet being 70 sAsw tie valne Of the
beet ssRs industry to tAs western
slope and the reason why the tariff on
sugar shesld nst - fvoovsd.
The esn9aay I'D s9sssa . patss Of
tlso divided iatts - ~, ~. ~
snd >1o sasA lsisss anl it vas fss ~
psspsss - Asssaiag W. wsss ssAat,sl
"a tAese Psisse thst the !anae,s wsre Sc
.ssssxS:s
n task vas s.ytAiag ~ = saay
one for y sss vitAsse aying AAas
aAeas ~ sssaG neAb3 - -ssatss1-
ants tAsss nasG .aesssaay - ssa111ssa,
~ ta1sa4 ana vitA sssA = alsiv Z
nslasslssss lsttsss = ~ 3aaDs 1na
1s1nss ~ Il ~ ~ - - nl1s1e
~ GAsssA h ~ aa1s nR
- = - = - heoa - -
llA - itsa =
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
TAXES lxAM 10 PIN

Sheriff H. c. Jessup made . trip to
Canon City last Sunday. He took with
him Elmer Fe1neau whe was seateAesd
10 serve from one 70 two yeass in the
peaitentiary. Fefneaa entered p3sa
Of guilty TO the charge st stssiisS
checks. =
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
cz1rU,Gs RANK orYrcms

At the ansaal needing sf IL ssasl
Of directors Of the Citissss Natisaai
baAk hssl Tussday tie fslsswi1g en-
eess vsss sssstsa. D I. Naqiss. pso,-
dsst; G. D. Aar.sA vies pssuiasas, oss.
h. Bell, easAisf. TAe beasa ef dines*-
sss .s.zs..ssixss sz.sxts.s .sSs s;s sass = . - ysas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

Tas s.rpeiss sfvsa 1sv. asa Ma
Dssesa a& ~ Hasss. 1Aussaay
nish4 w. nsst sajsVsAss aGlaak. a
hsos nsnAes e - Usnbso -
fsisah = ~ rssaAyasslin lAnsA
wss lssssnt 81 n ealuga. - a1oAae
- = hsssev - - -. ee
- 1e11N - - ) lIinoa 49,
90 = 81 q !. I = ~ 4 !! !.
J. s.ssss x.s.ss,ss!. "a. III 8
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
vnMAw anlyssp

! = *.
FL nutasds - Rsv. I. Y. ~
- ~; Aiesfss ~ ss -
- - y - ssls9. - y
: ! / -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Mltes Giien psm Tanama.Gaual.

Mon fam iif bon ben iait uniiber.
pinoliten ShDierigfeiten, bic Dem
MN leiner Soaenoung nit raihen
S6rltten entgegengebenoen 9au beS
Sanamafanals aui S6ritt uno 5ritt
ent9egentraten, menigitens elmer eili.
germaBen %treffenoen 9egriif MAIDEN,
luenn man Den @ertb Der lpesiea iiir
oieieS &ieienperf erbmlten Maidine.
rien III Setra6t 5lebt. DAB Der Ban
oeS aanals nad Dem &oItennni6lage
S375,OOO,00O peridlinsen pirb, be.
rlibrt Dos groBe Fublifum IN ben
mellten 6Glen niht beionoers. benn
mas Iino berte 5u Gage WiQionen |!
9teiem ODER ienem mag pielei6t audi
Die Sra9e auiitoBen, mas nab Boil.
enoung oeS Hieiennerfes nit al Den
Wtaldinen ullb Dem ionitigen bel oem
Soli ocrluaroten rolenoem Bacterial
geldeben ioa, luo 5ur Intmort mag
er lit) gegeben baben: .gld mas, altes
@tlen." Mit bieier Srase bat lid,
%neueroings ober aud fem @eringc.
rer, oils Der nniibertrefilide 2eitcr
oes Welt . llnternebmens, Sberit
@oetbals, einsebenb beidaftist ulo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
@iKenidaftlide Grflarnns Der Orb.
rmtid)e am Hanama.aanal.

9ei Den 8erbanolungen Der Brit
lib I%iiociation" 81 Birmingham.
@nglano, porige ISOLDE, bat Der va.
mama &anal cine berporragenoc
8oae geipielt. Sn Der wirtbihaftli.
den Ibtbeilung bat Yroi. q. ". Sir.
falop Die w%irtbidaitlide @irfung bes
aanals geihiloert, mGbreno in Der
Sngenieur. abtbeilung Der nambafte
@eograpb Or. 8augban Gorniib Die
Grorutihe, b%eionbers Die am Gulebra'
9urfitid, beiprah.
Or. Gorniib erfldrte, bic @inltiir5e
ieien burh inter Der grbe iaulenbe
Standardization perrriaft. Die Sfulb
ieien, baB Der Grant lid merie unb
Die llfer n%adgGben. Gieier llebel.
ltanb lei olird) Die 8eologen niht Dor.
geieben porben unb fomne nui Die
9(bbol5ung Der @aloer lGnas oes So.
nails suriidgeiiIbrt merben. ole iriiber
Die 6eiidtisfeit aniiausten, meld
Jest in Die Shihten inter Dem So.
nal einorinee. Or erflarte. Die &a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

tur piiroe oieie Habe 10 lange aus
liber, bis Die WdIber mieber gemaf).
len ieien, fpoourf bann sic unterir.
bii6en Strome otfboren piiroen.
Sn Der anidliebenben 0ebattc Jag,
ten 8rof. 8irfaIop lino Cir Sliper
Sooge, Der &anal more obne Die BIO,
logic nnmogli6 %eetpeien; MIR ourd,
Die gernidtung bes MaIaria .Wifro.
ben lei es ben Weiben ermoalifi
tporaen, bort 5it orbeiten. 8as Die
Imerifaner als Die rBanama. @oiie"
bedethnet bdtten, lei beute ebenio ee.
iltno tpie Seem gorf, uno bies lei cine
n%ngebenre grruneenibaft.
Or. Srancis Watts, @eihsfommii.
iar fir 9anomirtbi6oft fir 8eitin.
oier, iagte einen sroBen Mnfihpung
beg peitinoiihen Sanbels ourh Die
eroffnlng bes 4onals pora,ls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

oaB infolgebeiien tGslif $50 Saat
nell sur an5eige gclan9ell. Wan
fOnnc bic sefGbrlidc aranfbeit nidi
iharf senmg faiien i'm Sntereiie Der
ltnidnlSigen, bic mOslid)crweiie bar.
inter ST leioen hGtten. Or. Douglas
@bite in 2onoon ntaf,te Die alfIeben-
erregenoe Wfittbeilune, Dab lallt elmer
dr5tIifen Statiitif III england iabr-
lid freimiaig 100000 Neuanmel.
bunsen bon ippbilitiider' grfranfung
erfpleen. Die @eburten5iffer, Die
ainoeriterblihfeit, Die pbpiiihe &raft
Der Nation itiinben aIio auf Dem
Spiele. aein @nmber, bait bic 5000
Nerste NIT acknowledgement Mebr.
belt ben &esiernnsen nabelesem, bic
Nnseisepfliht bei elmer GrStliden
STEELE eimsnfiibren.-r0. s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
TIM Setnet,ptuet1.

| lungen iiber 2angfportb niht, ii
folgli6 ant lebbafteiten iiberraiht
als flir5e 3eit nad ibrer Infunft al.
gemeine gepegune in Der @eie1ihafi
entitebt, utb lie lid ploslit ibrem
Better gegeniiber iiebt, BON Dem lie
lett ied1s Monaten feline 9ahrihten
erbaIteu bot.
Gin lei6ter Sreunbenruf, nit gill.
benoen Wangen uno lerhtenoen Mu.
gen bietet lie ibm Die Sanb.
% Ibolpb! @ie freue ih mid.
Old pieber 81 ieben; i'd iiirhtete,
Oh miiroeit ME nieoer fommen."
Limb bate Gid bas betriibt?"
fraet er l1felno; i'd iebe ifon, Wib
Sarriot bat ielbit Dir nidts geiagt."
o@as geiagt9"
@ieoer iaf)t er. @ie biibih er
ausiiebt, Die pergniigt, nie sliiflih.
S6mer5lih belpegt geoenft 2oura,
pie 10 oft, Der nerganeenen 3eiten,
uno fro9t lid, tpie es moglib gene.
len, bab tie i'm abeeipieien2
oWftB Sarriots Sorliebe fir tbea.
traliide Gillette ideint GROCER benin
ie," iabrt 2angnortb fort. sd
bafte, Seoermann miiBte Inn mid
unb meme 8erbaltniiie, ih fomme
unb iiberrai6e aue @elt. Iort lit
Die ieltene Dame, Die elm @ebeimnib
bepabren fam. Wrs. Sbeloon, lie
lit 5rpar cine olte gefannte bon ST..
men, ober seitatten Sic mir, Sbnen
Wrs. 2anstportb TIT ibrem neuen
gbarafter uls iunge 5rau por5r.
Itelen."
2olra tpenoet iih betroffen I'M, er.
blift cine meiBgefleioete br1utlihe
@eitult, Geeina, Die Tie ME tpieber 81
ieben eebofft bate! Sbre ihIimn1.
item gefiirhtungen baben iih e%rfiillt,
Die fIeine Sran5oiin bat ibr 4bolpb
fir INNER entriiien. @iel1eift ipie.
geln iit 2aura's @eiiible in ibren
3iisen, unb @egina LEFT iie, ale Helm.
Iihen Seinbielisfeiten ifninoen. iie
bietet Mrs. Sbeloon Die 3anb.
sd perbe mid freuen," ipriht
lie freunolih, aud Sic, Wrs. Sbel-
Don, in 3ufunft 81 meinen Sreunben
sdblen 81 biirien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

feline glntport lautet oabtn, oob Die
les aIte giien, nafbem es ieine
Yilift unb SfuIoigfeit eetban.
ieine &dllier fir minbeitens fiiniunb.
Span5ie Wiaionen Dollars finber
meroe.
Sn eroBen llmriiien moscn bier
einige Der intereIiarteitert 3ahlet
&aum ftnben: Bel ben 5rofen.gae
eerunsen ai,f ieIiisem entpGiiertem
9ooen, fpie i'm Der Gulebra.0 urf.
bri,d alif elmer 21nee BON nelii, Mei.
len aufpeiit, fpnrben n1ein 600
0ompf.7 riGbohr. Maibinen benitst,
Inn ben Sels.S preneungen ben @eg
81 babnen nnb nah ben 2esteren ira.
ten 200 Oompi.S daufeIn gleihaei.
tig in DENT unb Stpar 5peds geiei.
tieung rno sleihaeitigen Werlabens
oes Spreng.S huttes unb 8eiteines
auf Die gum transport mad ben Mb.
laoeite0en beitimmten 8obnipagaons,
beren Sabl aIlein 5000 betrug nno
Die ausihlieBlih fir bieien 3med
bon 1913 mooernen 2ofomottpen ges
5ogen tprrben. Neben bieien itanoen
nod i'm aueemeiren 9etriebe 1000
@agen unb 1900 Srahtrpagen Der
Banana 8ailroab, 112 aIte franao.
iiihe, 80 ihmalipurise unb 12 eIef.
triihe 9ofomotipen.
Wittels Der ermGbnten Woi6inen
ipurben, be3iigli6 iperben, nit Dem
letten Spatenitife, iomit ebe Der
9urfitih unter Waiier eeiest NOR.
ben 1T, niht lpeniger ols 100000
aubifparos Scroll seboben rno naf
ben betreffenoen Iblose.S tGtten be.
forbert porben ieir. Damn perben
bieie Maihinerien lire S6uloigfeit
getban boben, oenn bon MN on miro
bas gntfernen bon peiteren grbmai.
len unter Der Waiier.S berfldhe blirf
semobnlife 8ngeer : Maiftnen be.
ioret tperben, 10 bab ifIieblih mo-
besu 100,00O,OO0 a1bifparos groe
entfernt iein biirften.
ShIiebIih mag nod errpGbnt tper.
ben, baB fir ben aiisboi, bes 8anols
taglib %iineef1br $500 Suffer Sc.
ment, iomit .bisber i'm @ansen g..
100000 bertpenoet tpurben. CUR
Serbeiidaffuns MIR bieies MateriaIs
itanoen stret eroBe 0ampier bon lie
10000 Sonnen.8 ebalt i'm 0ienite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

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anieres 0anoes 81 idaffen, ais ye.
lubnnns fir bienitlidjc Qeiitnngcn,
bic tic Der @eielihaft eriueiien."
Serr @ompers erlieb cine feier.
li6e @arnung an oos aapitol gegen
f%ernere ginihrdnflrns Ser Nedte Der
Mrbeiter.
v9as Qeben bes arbeiters aiIt
nifts in bieiem 9anSe. Sc ideint
mir, Sas 2eben zines Tferbes bat fir
uniere Jabrifanten einen bSberen
@ertb, als Sas eines meniGliden
@eiens. @enn oieie ShI16terei
nidt altfbort, bont1 meib iH nift, tpie
melt es nit unIerem Sn6uitrie., San.
bels., poiitiiGen unb pornebmlif,
menihlifen 2eben nod fommen
mirb."
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pie er iaste, bic 5abrifanten Der
8ereinisten Staaten in Gang &c.
bradt bGtten gegen jebe Nakresel,
bic anf @erbeiierung Der Mrbeiterper.
bGltniiie in bieiem 9anbe binsielt.
Der Seiee Iieb bic @ertf)ts.g nt.
iheibunsen eeset &rbetter. Organi.
~iationen iinter Der Sberman.Mf oes
2dngeren &epue paiiieren l,nb iagte,
baB bic @nfpenbnng oes Sberman
Inti'T ruit.@ efeses nuf slrbeiter.Or.
ganiiationen eteihbebei,tenb lei nit
Der 9laiiifisierung Der arbeit init
Seiten bon @ieb ODER Sdmeinen linb
6ab feline Iusnabmeitene. gemaht,
obidon Der gunb felt Sobren bafiir
gefampft babe. Ser gnnb beItebt
unter 0uIoung elmer .aominiItra.
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Sberman.Ifte unb Dem Werfabren
Der @erihte tpir6 bic normaIe Mftipi.
tat Der Iiiociation Bel Der 4iisiibung
bon nift mebr @eht alS etne ginaeI-
perion ieben Gag alisiibt. etnge.
ihrdnft, unb breiiafe Sbaoenerias.
4nipriide f0nnen beanipruft unb er.
langt perben.
ngs i9eint mir. 6as @eies lit elm
bishen perbrebt ooer es fonnte, iolt)e
Safen niht sulaiien."
Sbihon @ompers ii1 bon ben Sol.
gen elmer operation bon einem Ib.
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bot, ertrue er Die Initrengunsen, Die
nit Dem apeitdeieen 8erbor perbur..
ben fparen, itanobaft.