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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
Here we are"

Greetings among the little group, Ok
strangely and harshly thrown together
by the dice-cast Of the hand Of Cir
cumstance, were brief and formal
Only Preston Jax was named by Kent
with the comment that his story would
be forthcoming. The seven guests
seated themselves, the Blairs at one
end of the half-circle, Sedgwick and
the astrologer at the other. Kent,
leaning against the wall, fumbled IN
certainly at his ear.
Il hardly know where to begin" he
said, his eyes rowing along the intent
line. mot that the case isn't perfect.
ly clear; but there are certain start.
ing phases which-which" He
glanced toward the Blairs.
Marjorie Blair smiled bravely at
him. Don't be alarmed for me, Pro-
lessor Kent" she said. What I most
want is to have everything cleared up
-everythingi"
First, your jewels, then"
Kent turned to Preston Jax, who
handed him package. Opening it.
Kent displayed the wonderful Grosye.
nor rose-topazes, with miscellaneous
lot of rings sparkling amid their coils
With a cry, Marjorie caught up the
necklace.
Are all the remainder of the lost
valuables there, Mrs. Blair?" asked
Kent.
She glanced carelessly at the rings.
II think so. Yes. But this is what
matters to me-"
These are all that Preston Jax
found on the body"
Alexander Blair leaned from his seat
the better to take Preston Jax, at the
other end of the crescent, under con.
1T was you who found the body?"
he demanded.
YES" said the astrologer uneasily
Were you alone when you found
III"
Yes. No. I don't know. There
was man somewheres near. heard
him, but never saw him"
WAS Mr.. Francis ,Sedgwick with
you that night?" pursued Mr.. Blair in
measured tc.ns.
Il never saw Mr.. sedgwick until to-
lay"
There was little soft sigh of relief
rom where Marjorie Blair sat.
THAT may or may not be true" said
Alexander Blair sternly. at is the
word Of man who has robbed a dead
'ody, If, indeed. he did not also kill"
STEADY. Mr.. Blair" broke in Ches.
er Kent. Perhaps, considering who
present, we would better approach
his in somewhat calmer spirit"
I didn't kill or rob any one."
The words seemed to be jerked out
rom between Preston Jax's teeth BY
ne spasmodic quiverings Of his chin. 4
How came you by my daughters
ewels. then. II you did not take them !
'om the body?"
Who ever said didn't take 'em !
'om the body?" retorted the other.
did take 'em. But It wasn't rob-
cry. And what I want to know Ia.
ow ala they come to be on the body !
nyhowf Dat was that Astrsss /
oman With your daughters |
nss e. lecef Tell ne tha<i~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
CHAPTER Xxx.
- '"' e'"E 'ss-'Hwsyw
In The White Room.

| '" 'HS "Wte UOotUs
"Annalaka, July it.
ITO Hotel Eyrie, Martindale Center:
Dust 571 and send up seven chairs
Chester Kent"
Now I wonder what that might
mean?" unused the day-clerk of the
Eyrie, as he read the telegram through
for the second time. Convention In
the Room of Mystery, maybe?"
To satisfy his curiosity he went up
to the room himself. It's white bare
ness confirmed a suspicion of long
standing.
Any man." he remarked to the
scrub woman, who would pay five a
day for room just to put nothing at
all in it, has sure got a kink in his
cogs"
Nor did the personnel of the visitors
who, in course of the late afternoon,
arrived with requests to be shown to
81, serve to efface this impression
First came the sheriff from Annalaka.
He was followed by man Of unmistak-
ably African derivation, who gave the
name of Jim and declined to identify
himself more specifically. While the
clerk was endeavoring, with signal
lack of success, to pump him, Lawyer
Adam Balm arrived, and so emphatically
youched for his predecessor as to leave
the desk-lord no further excuse for
obstructive tactics. Shortly afterward
Alexander Blair came in, with a wo-
man heavily yelled, and was deferen-
TALLY conducted aloft. Finally Ches.
ter Kent himself appeared, accom-
panied by Sedgwick and a third man.
to the clerk, pompously ar
rayed In frock coat and silk hat, and
by a painfully twitchinR
chin.
Who have conner" Kent asked the
clerk.
That functionary ran over the list. !
Looks like something to do with the
woman found in Lonesome Cove last
week." he essayed hopefully.
Kent glanced out of the window.
1t looks like rain," he observed. "and
looks like wind. And it looks like
number of things that are anybody's
BUSINESS Furthermore. I may men.
ION that we shall not need, In ST., ice
'ater, stationery, casual messages.
or any other form of
splonage." He favored the whiting
Jerk with a sunny smile and led his
ompanions to the elevator.
Sedgwick put hand to his arm.
The woman with Blair" he asked
nder his breath.
Kent nodded. II rather hoped that
he wouldn't come" he said. "BIair
light better have told her-so far as
, knows"
Then he doesn't know allr" II
NO. And perhaps she would be /
intent with nothing else. 1t is her
ght. And she is brave woman, is ]
arjorie Blair. as Jazz here can testify. I
e have seen her under fire."
She is that" confirmed the man I
it'll the twitching chin. h
This, then. is the final clear-upY" /
liked sedgwick. \
Final and complete" Il
THANK 0odi It WIN be ! weight On
y shoul6ers.v
~on uaay 11oul1ers,~ ~ xs.1.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

Inc cnicago News the
en " ne woman suffrage law recently Legislature
10 tne unTammeled
uanc would
banner Our
gro vote and the underworld and TO minimize
10 De no nconsideab
society women, rule"
Oh all issues Yes
go 10 the polls
'1' N-N
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ITO be continued.)

II your brain wont work right and
You minis the snap. vim and energy
that was once yours. you should take
Pr'eI<iy Ash elttsrs. It clexnses the
system ana invisoratss both bosy ana
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
SITUATIONS WANTED

bookkeeper Of several
years. experience with large firm,
would accept position in South Mis-
sissippi to take effect Sept. LIST
Place must be permanent and pay
not less than $125.OO per month.
Address COMPETENT" care News.
3S-12t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

David Lamar the lobbyist he looks like his picture
looks like crook The him. EMPLOYED him IN do tho
dirty he did To the crooked thew knew ~ bo
1t doubtless his dark
c na are Van that secured him any
worse than the who hired Lamar will turn
ness and give the names those enable
sss 70 put the blame where belongs
measure atone for his evil service to b country
Tne big crooks higher do their dirty ort
should the that its glare thew
themselves others them - 49,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

How great flame little When President Wilson ~
powerful nsidous
ne had idea would start was not
purpose to start Penrose for polca,
never dreaming what suggested an
anu t1e President called his bluff inserted The
goes tne 1t smells
Due tney would throw
lar m congress and its multudnous lobby would reach
ana what squirmng there
VI members OF congress
s m receive brides But they
v o"aso ene constituents Rather
ns with their brother members other Tbev o.
conscious OF what s going measure not crmnauv
~ Aesp uom Dens crimnay gutypariceps cmin before
80 ana aer the a-hey Took the other They are like heads
corporations who connive work Of crooks An
oy ana yet are sanctmonus
discharge Of their obligations tng thew do @
tney consent to- the Jobs both they mt unon ~
ope the wastefu peoples money not what bsv [
what nsy waste the lobby to tell on ae,f sd
'o" aDou' congress what tale would ba
q As so ~ would be appalling the souls
IN = ney nave never been make the most
nsm usmne But would give lesson that 1an
ye unborn would Be he gamers Because II l. fact Is ven
~ ana paipepIe fact that nsos Iobav .,v.
apo ana busy there that cope whole buncoss ne naomi. s
- nt q uneas 6er every year. and play. IL ye'ss 80.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

The United States
senna Australia combined vet
genna meat shipped York been
profit to the consignos Consumers evidently
me goat M the beer trust Another thing
best young cattle. home old ones
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

A byan Commoner"
McReynods and for Mr.
defends
caminett case true that in that
Ease would not be cause sufficient the
WI" ns resignation think
can sustain the charge In the whg politics strange
.e@enows hcHeynolds first butt candidate
m on the Palmer platform and he
~ e ambient air to aters denouncng Popule the wild
pn " Kansas Now he Popute to save
h lace from impeachment
certainly 'nat would But that won't i'm
IN ms own estimation that nothing
We admire MI Bryan all the for his Presidents
FANNY put ne undertakes to defend against the
o.se constitutional ncapaci" himself to an heuan
ssA as tne world says M McReynod
49, ~ ' VAN INC gang
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

chairman overman of the committee has
the inquiry will
PAID press bureaus conducted
a many aliases for the direct
ms iedefai legislation There's where
enough, will strike dirt dirty dirt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT--2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. $40 Plum street
Mrs. L. Buschmann.
Th-Sa-Ho
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

On the ground floor, opposite First
National Bank, THos. M. FERGUSON
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

WANTED BOARDERS-Board with
Rooms or Table boarders. 423 New
man street, Mrs. AddIe McInnis.
Cumb. Phone 282. Th-Sa,Mo
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

WANTED-Furnished house for the
summer, medium size. Address p.
o. Box 623. kst
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

OR SALE OR REM
parts Of the city.-n
son.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

Thee is law this of motorcycles at
miles an hour Bay Sunday afternoon rid
ing motorcycle at the forty traffic law ree
ng the driving vehicles y the drivers of
vehicles Of any kind and is Why made?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

nope Getyspug
II shame to haul those subject them
ne inconvenience and dcomos Just the money there
Is In 1t to the railroads IN the rendezvous cities
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

Until short time ago, scarcely
one person in a thousand had
ever tasted really good soda
cracker it came fresh and
crisp from the oven.
Now everybody can know and
enjoy the crisp goodness of
fresh baked soda crackers with
out going to the bakers oven.
UNeeda Biscuit bring the bak-
cry to you.
A food to live on. Stamina for work
ers. Strength for the delicate. Give
them to the little folks. Five cents,
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold plain cross, In Gem The
atre on the Fourth. Return to Tia
News. k~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-07

WANTED-Paper-hangIng and paint
ing. G. Harvey, COL East Pine,
street. Home phone SIG Green.
9-24-tf
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n s''a asa. . Cleveland Ohio Saturday Mai a. 1913


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rdbtetT
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9ng bes snidsefdts i'm aIgemenen ionoern du oe gez
ung ener @drann Ole Ole e Wa 8oltes bon Den ssten
gnoproutn er eansn Sopferfraf Wienhaft uno &un
&aro gueners Mufafuns Der anf pe e leb
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1d1Dpfeden unoen fudbaren 8osgits Diele Stunt
golt 3uidsusn Die osialn @bdlnfe gaubt nno
porenban it, if no m Die aueabe Der geenpo pabrsnr
bic anoer pet bo fosial seba Die it, oas gof aIs Die
bebingnoe aunperte gu oh nr bOtsn atun9 gu en-
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mon mill: oebu oie Spirfldg be Snlbes
bas qeiamte 5ar @0png mb Senabm nsm aunper
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refine ibeuIe MtnpIpbG au Dieter druf bu 8olt
gnnuns au feline eisne ara no bauit ensr eIsenen rs
1T ouch ser efte Ga tifen Ms Raro Magners Der Htbe
unqen saoes bic pob riis faB u oas repoIutiona
Drama muB bus mos geoat Der Dndt bis heut
iber nod, ndt mitcrlebt ntanDen miro
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Sleibt weg, Don San Sranfisco.

unIer in San 5rancisco eri6einenz
oes 9ruberblatt ,8ortpdrts" f6retbt
,5u Der Nnlodung bon 4rbeitern mad
.biefer Stabt:
9lus alien Ieilen Der 8ereinieten
.Staaten iotpie aus pielen 2dnbern
guropas laufen in lester 3eit in Der
ERebattipn fopie BEL adblrei6em 8e@
EncHen Nnfragen bon 4rbeitern Elm,
bic Idmtli9 pillens iinb, gu ben
9lrbeiten an Der Weltausiteiluug nad
San sSruncisco gu fommsn, uno Die
|9lusfunft iiber bic bieiigen 8erbdltz
Mile tpiinIdem SAT- aae S4reiber
FOLDER 8riefe lahen ertennen, oaB lie
cine befrieotssnbe Intport fir getptb
6alten, unb piele baben piellei9t f6on
ale 8orbereitunsen getroffen, um 10
bulb ais irgeno moelid na6 Der
rpmantifhen Sagen umpobenen
StaDt am goloenen Sore gu 8ieben.
9lllen bieIen 9offnungsfreuoigen
miiHen mir in ibrem eigenen Snter@
eiIe, tpie i'm Snterehe Der bier bereits
| oniGITgen 9lrbeiteri6aft, iotpie. DOR
allem i'm SntereFe Der Wubr6ett gez
9eniiber ben bon fapitaliitiiden Gli~
quen eetperbsmdBig iiber Die gun5e
Welt perbreiteten 2iigen etne berbe
gnttGui6ung bereiten, Die ibnen aber
um pieles lei9ter iein biirfte, als Die
bittere gnttduihuns, bic lie erleber
ipiiroen, lpenn tie, un9elodt ourh bit
| idreienben MusItellungs Retlame:
Irtifel, bic merfpiirbiger Deiie als
| ,Srisinalberi6te aus Son Jrdna
cisco, iosar in einsm Sell uniere,
| Ditlihen purteipreTe 9lufnnbme fin
| ben, bierber fommen ipiiroen.
| Die 9lrbeitsbeoingungen in Gar
5rancisco finb our 3eit 10 miierabel
| boB iie in iebr tpenigen amerttani
fhen StGbten mod ihledter ieiI
oiirftsn. Sreilid finb bier Die 2Dbn
fir 9elernte Mrbeiter elm tpenig hDfs
ais i'm Often, freili6 baben bier oi
aocal $ -Sreanaatienen Der 9lmerica'
.. sseoeratipn of 2abor cine i9einba
ipeientli6 gr0bere Wtnht, ols IN
,, Siten. 2lber aqe Die bieruus ent
iprinQenoen 8orteiIe iinb S6einpor
,, teile unb nihts anOeres. Die prgd
niiierten 2rbeiter faIt uller Satego
rien paren i'm pergungenen Subr
fro6, penn lie feds Monate Irbei
butten, Elm GROCER Sell ppn ibnen nd
lGnger ais Elm babies SaAr obne ge
; i4Gftigung. llnb Oas neue Sa9r ba
, bis iebt nod teine 9eherung gebra6t
uno bietet au9 her5lib penig Iuslit
/. auf cine @eiunOung Der tpirti6uft
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Ii9en 8erbdltniFe. Ssit Monaten
tonmen eeIernte 9lrbeiter bon aus
ipdrts bierbsr, ongelodt bur6 Die
marftf6reieriIhen 2iigenberi6te, uno
pergr0Bern nur Die 4rmee berer, Die
4rbeit baben mO6ten unb feline fin
ben. go i6ledt iino Die 8erbdltniiIe,
bdb, cine ganae 9ln5ubl bieii9er arbsiz
ter bereits Die StuDt berlafien bat,
um anoerlpdrts 9lrbeit gu iu9en =
trpB Der Mrbeiten an Der Weltdusitel=
lung, bic nun i'm @anee iinb.
uno mas bic Maht Der Nmericdn
sSeberution Of 2abpr betrifft, Die
qlei6faus nihts anoeres lit ais Elm
BOILER Sdein, 10 eeniigt es, auf Oen
i6amloien Sontratt 6in5upeiien, ben
0err McGnrtbp, Der bD4ite lotale ge>
ANTE Der Seoeratton uno Wfttbirettor
Der MISUNDERSTANDING i'm glebenamt,
nit Der 9lus sitequngs9eielli6uft 9ez
I9lofIen bot, uno oen Der r8orlpdrts"
bereits por einigen W}pnaten publi=
3ierte unb eebiibrenb tritiiierte. Die
Ter &ontratt beiagt. bab Die Strmen,
bic Die 2usItellung bduen, fir ibre
8uuten Die Qlr6eitsbeoingungen ielber
regeln fDnnen, uno oaB Die 8epertz
iddften barauf perSi6ten, iia irgenoz
pie in Die 2trbeitsbeoingungen gu
mii6en. 9as beoeutet, baB unorgdz
| nifierte Qlrbeiter 3u iraenopel6en
2pbnidben nad San 5rancisco inn
portiert tperben tDnnen uno auh tutz
Idhlih impprtiert lperoen, Die oann
oen bieiigel organiiierten 2euten, Die
b0bsre 2obntarife babenL Die slrbsit
Ipegnehmen:
! Sebem organiiierten 2lrbeiter, Der
feline 2uIt bat, feline &ollegen BEL Dem
8ertauf ieiner 9lrbeitstruft gu unter=
bieten, lam man besbalb nur brin=
9enb empfeblen, BON San 5ranciscr
fprtsubleiben. Oiele Weltdnsitellune
in 9erbinbung nit benz farnoien 4on:
trait oes Serrn WseGartbp tperben bt'
4ufeabe erfiitleH, Die ieBt beitsbeRoer
Srguniiationen gu ertpirgen. uni
, ieber qeIernte Qrbeiter, Der ndd Sar
| 6rancisco tommt, pirD nur Die aon
| turren3 unter ben 2lrbeitern pergrO
| bern, babur6 aIIo our 9ergrOBerunt
De aqgemeinen 9eripirrung, Die au
benz 9(rbeitsmartt pIaB greifen piro
beitragen, nbne baB fir ibn 81
@abrI6einlihteit beitebt, ieine etgen
Gage aud nur temporGr gu perbenern
9arum bleibt meg ppn San 5ran
cisco uno perbrennt Die liigneriI6el
RefIameberi6te, 0ie Gu4 porgeIeB
iperpenl
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tauicnoC Soriien bon 9tabrllnganllt=
teln Oie bungrigen Wtdlller niht err
rcihen fonnen, neil 0as Haublpltem
ser Giienbuhnen es berbietet, lie ailt
Den Murft 6l bri1gen, no Die 6rild)-
!e lulter ocn 9dltnen faulen, neil es
lih nid]t lobnt, lie nad) Den &onl-
miiiionshdlllern nud Den Stooten 5lt
lhidel, ou Iagen audi mir, erld)elncn
iold)e 3ultGuoe unlnoglid) 5u leln.
llno aelpiiienbafte, fleiBige Sellte, Die
9cid)1ftig Das alslpenhlg gelernce
Spriihlcin als oen 9lnfang inlO oaS
Gnoe aller @eisbett lallgc, langc
1erloqten, ploppern es fleiBig ieoen
Dor, penn'a ihnen Die 3eit erlallbt:
in oielenl 2anoe braitht nienano sir
Mtnaeru, menn or arbelten lptll. "
I,Iid,tig, aber es miilien oenn onb
lpcroanntt nielc blmgerrl, Die ihlner,
lana lmo rebltd) arbeiten. Us foltet
.eine llebcrreoitng llls begreifen 5lt
MADDEN, oaB ser, ser gur nidt arbei-
tet ,eigentlid lueniger Sllnger 5it lel=
ocn bot, ooer lpenigltens nldt mebr
III leioen brald)t iuie Der, lpelhcr ar
beitet.
Son ie tauienb ainoern itcrbcn IN
Salprence 169, bapon idrelben ott
lShulfinoer nidlts, alld nid)t oopon
IbuB i1brlid, 150 bis 100 ailf oen
lgrmempege begraber peroen mil
lien Sic baben aild) nid)ts oappn &c
lidrieben, oaB sngeboriae Der Nus
beuter lih 9pliamit perihafftcr ltnl
lhnrh beiien slmpenbilng Die irm ell
bishen Gerbeiier,ng oes SaIein'
s1nlpfenben 2obniflonen als ELI
s'anoe bon 9erbrehern hiiBlllteIlel
fuhten. Tielci6t luiiroen Die Shnl
timber aud) oieie Satlad,en criudbi;
I,aben, lpenn tic ibnen iuie Der an
ocre Stoff, oiftiert iuoroen iparer
llCb man ibnen Oies 0iftieren ipirf
lucnn oas @eriebt iein llrtell gt
llproden bat2
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Is set0tet.

Sn Belle @aGsp, g., fielen bieIe
8ode Is Spfer. 2lm Spnntag II.
5. Nt. obenos ereigneten iia in Der
oSSmperiul Wline Der S'Gard Goal
@ompunp sipei Grploiionen, Die fir
oie unter Der GrDe tGtigen @rbeiter
perbGngnispoG iein muBten. Mannz
i6aften, Die in Den Sduht einordnz
Gen, um oen Gingeihlofenen 9ilfe Su
brineen, puroen i'm Snneren Der
9rube BON einet 5ipeiten Grplolion
iiberrui9t. Sbr 6iibrer, 9enrp Jairz
burit, % Sabre alt, fanb babel ieinen
Spo. Ginen anosrsn, Srpille Wtcs
Gune, iibertpGltigten Die tOtli6en
Safe. Seine 9efdbrten permohten ihn
ieooh Su retten.
| g2an Sen Grploiionen fam in Der
Mline elm Brand gum Iusbru6, oeiz
| len 8iiten sundhit ale 3ettungsperz
Iuhe pereitelte. 2ange na6 Wfitters
nuht erit ourfte man ben ginltteg pas
gen. Selbit am Montue nod erz
| fhperten uno sef6brbeten Ruu6 unl
@aie oie 9lrbeiten, Die oft nur ulls
ter tollfiibner Sooespsra6tung oel
8steiligten ourhgefiihrt peroen tonn'
ten.
10 9eihen finb Ieitber an oas I'd
Isesli6t seforoert iporoen, OBJ nod
| mebr ssfunoen peroen, fann nod
ni9t NIT 8eIttmmtheit psrnetnt per
ben. I'm Die llria4e Der aataltropb
anf5utlIrsn, iino bon pittsburs De
9unoesinipeftor s. %. PAUL uni
3nsi @fiiitenten einsetroffen. Nti
Dem 'taatli6en Mineninipeftor S. .
9aotes bon 3anespille baben iie ol
Grubs. ipo fiinfsebn Bersleute ID
oeben einbiiBten, eraminiert uno 3eu
ua pernommen. Ous Refultat mir
eft ipGter bsfannt segeben. aoro
usr 3aoeliffe bon Galofpea bo
ner Raoeliffe BON GalSpea bat mi
I Dem Snqueit bssonnen. Sb babel e
4 mos beruusfommt? Wir gldnben MID
!. oaran unb ipenn ouh, tpas niBt e
b penn Damn alles beim alien 3uitan
bleibt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-05-24
Wntc Sat.

8ranb Hapios. Ulih. Die biefige
Staptperipoltung bat oen itdbtifhen
slrbeitern elm Geident semaht. sic
bat ole aftitiinoige Mrbeitsaeit einge=
fiibrt nit $500 2obn, 10 Diel 2obn.
GIG bisber BEL ldnserer Mrbeisseit be-
sublt pur0e.
Die MDbelihreinerei in biefer
Staot baben fir cine 4atesorie BON
gelernten 5anopertern gang miierab=
lc 2Dbne. 90 beSublt 3. 9. bic
Oberbed Jurniture go. fir 2eute.
ole fdon 5-6 Sabre an 61ublo<
cen urbeiten. lumpige $1.50 bis
$1.60 pro Sag.
Die Observation-Disclosures fhreien iebt,
cab Die Staot ibre SntereHen f4d<
eist.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-05-24

9(m Otontog bicicr @ode begann
IN Bolton Der 9sro5eB gegen Milllan1
gS. 5000, ben ErdIioenten Der
,9lmerican @polen 60, ltno Ieine
Otitonaeflagten Sreoerid &. Ittenr
1no 9ennis s. Collins. Sic meroen
beIhuloiqt i'm Sanlnr 1912 Den
Geri,tf eenod)t 6,l boben, ollrd) On
uomit- slttentate IN 2aiprerce, Wtall,
aeaen ibre itreifenoen glngeltellten
,&orllrteile" sll tueden. ySornrtetle"
aeacn oic Streifer 5u erlpeden, ut
Elm iebr nettes Wort, meul man be-
oenft, Inn mas es iif babel eeban,
belt hat gSGre ben 9lngefiagtcn ibr
|Gorbaben gegiiift, bitte es neue
Sntenopfer, rno Oa3u pielleiht ald)
noh cine 9fcibe BON SSnltl5noroen
Gegeben.
Ser 9cginn oieies aSro5eIies
Grin9t all6 onOere llmItanoe lno
&orfonlnl1iiies luieocr IN Grinner
ung. Die Stabt 2nprence, 0foii,
hattie in letter Belt einen ihle6tcn
Homcn. Der Streif Der Scrtllarbel=
ter hat Der Staot immcnS ge16aoet.
Gas baben 8eid1itslerte oller slrt
| bitter enlpflmben, llno lie perflelelt
ocsbolb auf cine geniale sSoee, lint
Sen Huf Ser Staot 5ll retten. Wtan
idob oie &inoer Dor = Soiprence
bot oeren piele, 0enn Die arnell Seits
| tc Iino ia belltsittage Die ein5igelL Die
| Iid) nod proouftip erlpeiien anf Die
| lem @ebiete. 9ieie &in0er ihreiben
Sriefe OH Die 3eitlngen Oes Sarloes
uno riibmen Die 8roBe lnlb Die 8ilte
2olprcnces lu,o ertpdbnen nebenbel
ord), DuB Die rote SABINE ienano, Der
tic trua, nit rallflobeltoer patrlott=
,her 9egeiIterllng" ertrlllen iplirae
l9us miro tpobl oen gilten Guf Sdin'
renrcs ipieoer berItellenl
| Tic Staot bot cine 9epolferung
Irie piel ser,il9ter lit, tpie Die gepeien
lien mus, Die 5nm 9al oes Sllrmes
lpon 9abplon berbefam. 9ei ben ben,
tiaelt Sransportmitteln I'M Sergleid
INIT oenen oes alten Sabplon CT
ldeint Das ia lnlr 81 natilrIid. Wal
,ablt ud)tsebn Spra6en BORT. 9a.
| i'll mebr mie genug, Inn iih ilibt per
{tanoigen 5u fonnen. sber Die STAB
IL nid)t MIR groB lpegen Dlele
!, Observation-Disclosures nno ieines
S0lferaelniihes; lie lit nod groBe
: l.ueocn anoerer &or5itge.
0a leien mir in einem enelilde
Magasin: Sic slftien iino in felte
, Sdnoen uno peroen felt gebalten DO
ctipo 600 Ierionen. Ginige Der sli
tionare, bie iciner5eit ibre slftie
\ gum @erte bon $75 fauften, lebe
tcute nod. 8ieie slftie lit sur Be
: So, 800 pert, alio mebr pie fiinf5i
t NAL 10 piel, lpie lie gefoltet bn
s s9cnn mlr 5 Yrosent 9ipioenf
t oarouf eesablt miro, 10 milroe el
r 81 tiondr ser orei slftien. Die er ii
1926 fallfte, cin i1brlihes Ginfon
= men bon $50 per sSabr be5iebe
y ooer 10 picl, ipic Ser bette @eber, o.
i in ocn @oplenmills iabrein jabrol
L l11 Stunoen pro 5ag ooer 66 Stu
= ben bie @obe arbeitet. Sit oas mic
# Gin tr0Itenoes 8epubtiein fir os
: armcn @eber, fir iein @eib lno Il
ul Icin aino, ooB er niht nnr lih Q
lem, ionocrn al,d) nod einen Aftl
ls nar 81 erbalten, Der ia niht arbt
n ten falm, inn Sfanoe lit. So, m