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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03
Programme of the. House.

Programme OF the Houee.-H0uSe
Democrats in caucus yesterday re.
stricted the legislative programme Of
the extra session to tariff, currency
emergency appropriation, election
cases. Committee assignments as sub
mitted by Chairman Underwood and
his colleagues Of the ways and means
committee majority, were adopted by
the caucus without change. The pro-
gramme, as presented by Representa-
tive Underwood, was made binding or
Democratic members Of the house
standing committees. The resolution
by which this was accomplished pro-
vided that no standing committees
except the committees on ways and
means, appropriations, banking and
currency, elections, printing, accounts
and rules-shall report bills or resolu-
tions to the house or have them placed
on the calendar without permission
expressly granted by the Democratic
caucus. The caucus chose Represen-
tative Shackleford Of Missouri fol
chairman Of the new committee on good
roads and named Representative Dick
inson Of Missouri to succeed him az
a member Of the ways and means
committee. .
While the committee list was under
Of Missouri and Tribble Of Georgia
complained that Representatives Ma
her Of New York and Hensley Of Mis-
souri, had been Jumped" to make
room for Representative Lewis OF
Maryland, as chairman Of the COM
mittee on labor. Mr.. Lewis was rank
ed by the other two members on the
committee in the last congress. Repre-
sentative Tribble said If organized la
Dor was to dictate the selection Of q
chairman Of the house committee on
labor he would like to know why
bankers should not dictate the chair
manship of the banking and currency
committee, farmers the agriculture
committee and so on.
The caucus gave Representative
Lloyd Of Missouri a silver loving cup
In appreciation of his services as chair
man Of the Democratic congressional
committee. Representative Palmer
presenting the cup, eulogized Mr.
Lloyd's management Of various cam
paigns.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

South Carolina Members On Com
ees.-Announcement was made
yesterday of the committee assign
ments for the Sixty third congress
South Carolina members were assign
ed as follows:
Whaley-Merchant marine and fish
cries. invalid pensions, industrial arts
and expositions.
Byrnes-Roads, war claims, mines
and mining.
Aiken-District of Columbia.
Johnson-Appropria
Observation-Disclosures (chairman).
Ragsdale-Banking and currency.
Finley-Postoffice and post roads
ranking next to chairman.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03
NOT A QUESTION OF "NIeeER"
Governor BIease Says Arrest Of His
W Chauffeur Was Political Slap.

Governor BIease Says Arrest Of HI,
Chauffeur Was Political Slap.
The following from Governor Blease
appeared in the Columbia Record Of
last Saturday: .u. ,sH :
Editor Columbia Record, Columbia
s. G.. ............
Dear Sir: In your editorial Of yes
terday you said that I was attempt
ing to make my Niger" lord 1t ovel
the people Of Columbia.
The first two times that Harrison
Neely was fined was in the car my
self, and 1t was not my nigger's
pleasure" as stated by your editorial
but it was I personally.
I know that he was not exceeding
the speed limit on the first occasion
On the second occasion I was In the
car with him myself, his fine was
paid, and not word said. On the
third occasion I was not in the car
but I have made no kick or COM
plant; on the contrary, stated that
II my chauffeur was guilty Of violat-
ing the law he should be punished.
The negro appealed the case to the
circuit court, and 1t Is now there for
adjustment, and 1t Is not in my hands
and I have nothing to do with 1t
1t is for the courts. Hence, your
editorial is unjust and unfair.
resented the arresting Of this ne
gro. while was In the car, as dirty,
underhanded, political slap at me by
an enemy, which 1t was.
.... Very respectfully
Cole L. Blease.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

tonia, and pretty soon the alarm was
put out over the country, and gen.
eraI search followed. Next day Hord
and Chas. E. Russell ran upon the
safe cracker near the home Of Mr.. w.
A. Brandon in the Point section. There
followed fight In which the stranger
was shot down, having been hit by
two bullets and peppered with
charge of buckshot One Of the bull
let's went into his breast and the 9TH
er went through his hip. He fired sew
eral shots barking the trees behind
which the officers. were en- protecting
themselves. The man was taken To
the. home OF, Mr.. Brandon and upon
| the arrival of DIR. I. N. Dulin, who
was sent for immediately, II was found
that the mans condition was desper-
ate. The wounded man would not give
his name or discuss the Forest City
robbery but was quite willing to talE
on all other subjects. When assured
that ne could not live, he wrote note
addressed tto q man he said was his
brother-in-law at 1890 Valley street
Baltimore, Md. DR.. Dulin sealed the
note without reading 1t, andtelegraph-
ed the address. In response there
came man who gave his name as Il
lFIieronomous;" but who would give
very little information about the dead
man. DR.. Dulin stated to "Hierono.
nous" that he thoughtft was due to the
4 public that the note should be opened
| and the stranger consented. There was
i nothing In the note that was Of i'm
portance, except that 1t was signed
/ wv. Young"
| After the death Of the safecracker
the officers ripped open the lining OF
his coat and found 1t padded with
| currency; but as to how much there
| was of 1t was never made public.
| The man was buried near where he
was killed, and there have been stories
to the effect that his grave has beer
decorated with flowers from time te
| time. It Is quite certain that some
flowers were placed on the grave some
| time after burial; but whether this
4 was tribute Of love, or blind to di.
vert suspicion from an exhumatior
| that was made In the hope that all the
money had not been recovered from
the coat lining, Is question Of more
or less doubt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

to our view in such a case the money
might best be given to some charity or
.benevolence. But the contingencies dis
cussed did not arise, we are glad to
say. Exactly the right thing was done
all around, and the unfortunate affair
was wound up with equal credit to
plaintiff and notwithstanding them
both to be real men,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

Columbia Record, Saturday: Gov
ernor Blease was the unappreciative
recipient yesterday Of the thumb OF
Richard Henry Austin that cooked
the shotgun which killed Fred H
Edenfield, near Allendale, on April
80. The thumb was in a glass vial
and was preserved in alcohol. The
chief executive had his negro porter
inter the grim relic of the murderer
The governor was unstinted In his
condemnation of the action Of the
morbid mob at Hampton which cut
parts of Austin's dead body to pre-
serve as souvenirs Of an auspicious
occasion. He said he could not under
stand why white men should be so
morbid as to want to save parts Of q
dead body.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

We confidently believe that II con-
gress will pass a wise and sensible
currency reform bill, there need be
no general disorganization as the re-
suit of the passage of the pending tar
iff bill. Under the existing currency
system, 1t Is possible for certain pow
erful interests to throttle business
whenever they care to do so. The
currency laws, however. can be so reg
ulated as to do away with this possi-
bility.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

Robinson, Robert Latta, ]. ]. Hunter,
L. D. Lindsay, r. w. Burris, A. e.
Gettys. C. M. Parrott, ]. N. Peeler. ].
8. Peeler,- ]. C. Chambers, w. A. Love,
Elias Ramsey, D. D. Wright, w. 8.
Wilkerson, Robert Westmoreland, Joe
Sims. e. c. Falls, ]. L. Jackson, ]. A.
Dowdle, N. ]. N. Bowen, B. R. T.
Bowen, s. L. Davidson, ]. r. Lucas.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03
Ths Norkrills Suqairsr.
Entered at the Postofics in Yorkville
az Mail Matter Of the Second Class.
YoRKvILLN. 8. O.,
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1918

The action Of that Hampton mob
was brutal and cowardly. There was
absolutely no good to be accomplished
by the mutilation Of the dead body Of
the negro Austin and the main effect
was to degrade the participants in the
disgraceful affair.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03
Within The TOWN

There was not sufficient seating
room to accommodate the tremendous
crowd which gathered to hear the Rev.
D. H. Conan at the Methodist church
Sunday night. No evening services
were held at any Of the Yorkville
churches except the Methodist and the
building was too small to accommo-
date the people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03
rlsmoeratie Congressional Commit.

tee.-At a meeting Of Democratic
members of congress for the purpose
of organizing the congressional cam
paign committee, Representative john
son, Of Kentucky, was unanimously
chosen as chairman; but Immediately
afterward secured unanimous consent
for the withdrawal of his name and
the election Of officers was postponed
for three weeks. Senator Smith and
Representative Finley were chosen as
the South Carolina members Of the
committee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

The South Carolina Press associa
tion meets in Charleston June 1921.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-06-03

President Wilson's term. Represen-
tative Johnson also issued a state
ment urging immediate currency re-
form, declaring that If it were now
delayed, 1t would not be accomplished
until the regular session Of congress
in 1914.
Postmaster General Burleson
has made public the report of
special investigation into fiscal affairs
Of the postal service, charging that
during former Postmaster General
Hitchcock's administration, the service
did not become self-supporting, as
was often asserted, but that in 1911
there actually was a deficit Of more
than $750,000. The report charges
that IAN apparent surplus was attain
ed by unjustifiable methods Of book
keeping" and the efficiency, and
morale of the postal service were
sacrificed to a ruthlessly enforced
policy Of false economy" that a show
ing of self-maintenance might be
made. The report attributes to that
alleged condition complaints against
the service. Mr.. Hitchcock, during
his administration and in his reports,
claimed that in the year 1909 a de-
felt of approximately $17.500.000 had
entirely been eliminated and that in
the fiscal year 1911 a surplus OF
more than 100000 was attained.
The report Of the survey" made at
the direction Of Mr.. Burleson says
that at no time has there been legiti-
mate surplus in postal revenues since
1888 and that the postoffice depart
ment under Mr.. Hitchcocks admins
tration in 1911 actually was under a
deficit of more than s750,000. In
that connection the report says: 1T
is pointed out by the committee that
the published financial report Of the
department states the revenues and
the cost Of the service on dissimilar,
and therefore Incompatible, bases.
Revenues Of the postal service are al
most entirely collected in cash and
consequently relate properly to the
fiscal year for which the report is
made. But the committee finds 1t has
been the practice to compare these
only with payments actually made
during the fiscal year, regardless Of
obligations incurred in that year but
not to be paid until succeeding years. Z"
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29
Sir @dbrnng III GnglanO.

uclm uud nid)t als ic'tgefilgte Or.
odllilation Sn Der Irbeiterbclpe-
oling Sonbnns nehnen Die @eralO-
s.ci,te ctpa Die 9}ole Gin, Die biabcr
o,e .. g. =. eriiillte, Ole lie iuIt
gon5 aus Dem SeIoe aelhlagen ha-
scn. GaB es linen gclong, Die 9ll-
bcrt-Sullc 5u filllen, le9t 3ellgnla ab
bon ibrcr 9iilbrlgfeit.
,ll Scr %eriantnlllng filhrte
Sonaburn Sen &prlit, lWo es lpra-
chen Der betunnte irllhe Shrlft'tel-
Icr @corae 9illiiel, ser Sheoretltcr
oes iriideu Troletariats San1es
Gonnollp, Ser lpdbrcnO ser @ef1llg-
lisbaft 2orfira Den irilden Sruns=
orrtorbcitcrperbuno leitet, ferncr
Ncrraro Sbmu, 9eu Sillet, cine
ShlpeIter 2arfins, 1eSrmt WtonteIlore,
oie sic bal,ptbeteiligte Eerlon bel
ocm Sample I'M sic 0ubliner &ln-
ser iuar: sic ailf 8rllnb oes u&otc.
,uno< <Maus- -@cieebs" scitlpeillg frci-
1cIctte WtiB Splpia Yanfhltrlt lnlo
olloere. Sie @cgeiltcrlulg NOR grob,
ilno belonoers nnrfant iuaren Die
Meocn Gonnpllps uno Hrllels Ser
Gcamatiler BERNARD Shulp erfldrtc,
Saf oas Emblifmm scswmnscn iein
lacroc, iidJ sum Sd)met gcacn Die
to4cn A5nnoc, bic iih Eolisei ncnncn,
sn beiuaffncn, illo hlo Die Hegie-
, rlng eil, ibn nlllmehr lpegell ~allf-
riibreriid)er 9ieoell" 5u ueriolgen; er
.oiirbe germ 8clcgenheit haben, Dor
0cridt ieine Nlnliht su aliBern.
Gs lit iebr bemerfenslpert. oaf
Sic liberale Suilp Neips inter Sin.
mciS onf oieie Concentration eben'
falls iebr eneraild, fir Ole ,Sreiiet
sung 2arfins eiutritt lmo nahoriif
li,b erfldrt, oaB Die &crfolgung oie
les slrbeiteriiibrcrs inmitten eines
hittern lpirtid)aftlifcu Samples
luobreno Carton uno feline 9ellte I'm
I'NeItDrt oie 9febellion preoiaen fGl
lien, elm unertrdgliher ltibltano lei
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29
asaos Cleveland Ohio Saturday, November 49, 1913
2(rbeiter> aeitiert fiir Cure pr<ile!
Sn 5u ipdter Stuuoe.

I.ensen bic porhanoenen Dollars abz
5unebmen. IS 1T niht uniere Sude
Dariiber gu iammern. Wir boben es
reht5eitis seiast, ipos babel berausz
tommt. Gin Sprihport 1ust, tper
niht bDren pia, mub fiiblen. Oos
lit eine bittere Sade, oarun laBt iih
aber beraeit ni6ts dnoern.
SntereTant il: b0diiens nod, bob
jene preNe, bic erit nidt senus idreiz
ben tonnte CUR llnteritiiBuns Der
|S9offuns Oes beute geltenoen 2isen5z
aeiebes, 10 por allem bic oeutihbiirz
eerlide preNs beute Srdnen oes Mitz
leioes nit oen Mirten psrsibt. Die
feline oi5en5 mebr betommen baben.
Der ,Wdhter uno gn5ei9er" in Gles
pelano jammerte lebtbin, Dob es 1900
perirnen ieien, Die ourf ous Ge1eb
lin Glepelono ullein Griltenalos pero
Sen. Oarit bieie arotpoilstrdnen
entIprehenb getpiiroigt lperoen, lei es
seIast, oab seraoe oieIes glutt tat,
lpas es tun fonnte, nm an Der S6atz
fune oieies @elsbes mit5ubelfen.
Die 9lrbeiter fDnnen uus bieIen
@ortommni7en aber sine iebr nidtiss
2ebrs sisbsn. Das lit oie lit
gu psbren, 10 lange es 3eit TT UNI
sic slbpebr nod Grfolge brineer
tonn. @srabe i'm Staate Sbio bat
in lebter 3eit oie Nrbeiterldaft On
ihlGae Der perIdiebenlten Dirt, Die ses
aen lie eerihtst naren, nit 9eraOeau
!.rGfliher 2eich.iinnisteit behanoelt
Wir erinnern oa nur an ben Referens
bumIhpinoel Der geeen oas Irbelter'
entihdbigune seeies bon Den aapltn'
liiten in oie Meee 9eleitet purbe, ar
ben 2lnihlas Ser 8rouer auf Die Ter'
trettunesreht. in Der 2eeislatur De:
Stuotes uIp.
sn 3utunft beibt ss aud in be'
Grei1en Der 9lrbsiter tliissr iein, reht
aeitia iih auf Ole Bsine gu itellen, oa
nit es niht b0Ie lleberralhunsen stb1
Die 9prsdngs nit Den Wirten iolle
oen 9(rbeitern cine 2ehre iein. s.
oies Ser SAT-, 10 bat bieIer Sdldh5u
Ser 9rouer nsni9ltens eine quite 5ol9
'oebabt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29

C-s miro nadgeraoe sll elmer ous
tco.idcn 9raris III Gnglano, ooG
sic Srbciterlhuit onrd) energllfe
9roteltbclpeallngen bic Sfilfgolglg'
.llhllna ser Shnnourteile Der
aialicnil,lti5 er5luingen mllB. Ser
Sofomotipfilbrer Gailole, Der Den beI
s(isein perllnglilften GrpreB5ug
iil5rte lmo ocslpeeeu bonn 8erid)t III
Carlisle pegen fabrlaliiger Sotlulg
III slpci Monatcn @efGngnls perllrs
.e!it lpuroe, lit oanf elmer lcbr ener-
e;ihcn Eroteitbelpeglnl9 Ser aeIam-
ten s(rbcitcrihaft uno insbelpnoere
Der Gilenbabner ielber "bcg1aolgt"
uno oui ireien SUB gelest poroen.
Sic @cp0lferllng BON Carlisle be.
reitete ibm cine beeeiiterte Spatlon
.,no trug i'm auf ibrcn Sd,lllter1
| nod) Ieinem Saule. Sn pielen Stao-
ten battcn sic Giienbobner ciren
lrulicnitreif angeorpbt fulls Gamble
nd)t nj Treibeit geiebt milroe.
llebrigcns lailen es oic gllenbabner
n:dt bel scr Treiloiilng Candles be-
lpcnocn, ionocrn foroern Die Glnlet'
sung elmer Observation-Disclosures
iibcr Die |eupaltlmg Der Giienbub-
ncn IN ScSng alli oie pffeltlltbc 81
d,,rbeit
,sctt fanb IN Ser sllbert-Soll, Dem
gr0bten Saale Sunoons, Ser ilber
10000 Teripncn faBt, cine mad)t'
oolle Eroteltflnogebung 9egen Die
Gcrurtcillma bcs Tubliner Streif-
iii6rcrs 2orfin 81. ad)t Ntonoten me-
gen ralfriibrcriihen &eoen" ltott
Die &eriammlltng luar bon oel
Gailp 9eralo Seagle organiliert, Ell
:lcr merfpiiroigen Srganiiatio1l be
rem 3lpcd oarin beltcbt, oas mab
bineige slrbeitcrtagcblott 0ailp 9e
raIo am 2ebcn 5ll erbalten. 0a:
Yroaralnm oieier organization mi,
hires @lattcs I1Bt iid) in einen
@orte sliommenialien: v&ebellion!'
Sic lit fir allcs, mas rebclliert, ei
nerlei ipogcaen; tic lmfaBt SoSiali
itcn, Spnoifolilten, Slnarhiiten
Harlolnentarier lmo Mntiparlamcn
tarier, ia ielbit 2iberale lulo oud
m;iitante Suffragetten. Sic lit eli
J cd).es Gino ser gegempdrtigcn iosio
len 81rung in England, ilno es i
'nidt su perfelmen, oab iie in mid
inbetrddtlifen &reiien ser Mrbei
lterbeiueglng @ur5el gefaBt bn
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29
Mrbeiter, bca4tet es!

er lit ser Ielegat ser llniteo Wtine
@orfers Union unO meiB, oaB bel
alien &G1npfen Ser 9ergleute Ole
slrbeiterprelie, llno beionoers Die TO-
Sialiltil6e, cine idarfe @affe Ser
Eroletarier mar.
Ser 8eriht bes &omitees mlroa
llnter 9eifau einltimmig ongenom.
men. slus ibm lollen sic l(nion'
Witglieoer li6 ser slufgaben BE-
ipubt lperoen oie lie gegen Sic s(r.
beiterpreiie 5ll erfiillen baben. Sit
9lrbcitcr bicies 2anbes miiiIen es
rcritcbcn lcrnen, ibrc scmeiniamcu
SntcrciIcm semeiniam iuafrsnneb
men mnb bem 9lnsbemtertmm, Der
'scinbcm Der Mrbcitcrflailc, Sen pu
litiidy nno iuirtid)aftlidJ Serrlden
oen cine seid)lOIiene Sront sn sci
gcm.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29

Snnerbalb ser Meratetpelt sibt es
einen @runofat, Der INNER Damn our
2(npenouns tommt, penn iid in benz
8rantbeitsfan ni9ts mebr MAIDEN
ldbt. sic perfhreiben irseno eine
Meoi5in, ois nidts idaoen tann,
rbomit ettpos eeidebe!" Nad benz
slsihen gtssept bebanoelt man iest
i'm Stoate Obio oie @aitpirte. Nohz
Dem mon lie gu 48 pro5ent aus benz
@efddft geiporfen bat, serubt oas
Geri9t ibren Manbamus proaehen
GebDr gu ihenten. Sedniih amer
tennt mon, ooB ben Wirten ipeni9s
items Elm WerbOr bate beipilist perz
ben munen, oariiber, pesbalb mon
linen bdtte eine 2i5ens eeben iollen
0ieleiat betommen lie Elm lolhes
@erbDr iosar noh nahtrdslih bepil=
ligt: Oamit ettpos eeidebe!
Sn5pi1 i19en bat man ben Wirten
bic feline 2iasns erbislten, bic Ga
lubns geIperrt; 1elblt in Cincinnati ii
oies ee16eben. no iih Der BEL be,
leBten Wabl ourdsefallene Wopo1
6unt an sic Seite Der abselpieiener
Wirts feGts. giht oesbalb pei
6unt sloubte, ooB oomit ben Wtrter
etipas eeniibt tperben tDnne, lonberr
lpeil er bel Der leBten Wabl unterle9eI
lit unb burdsefullene Ganoiouten TN
mer robitol finb. Der @ouperneu1
bes @taates, 9err Cor telesropbisrt
aber, i9 befsble, bob Die Wirtfdaftsl
| IaeihloKen peroen uno lie puroen &C.
ialoKen. Sunt tonnte fid ihlieblid
oua gar niht pebren, bas 9eIeb i
sesen i'm, nit einen Wioeritono mub
te er iid nur ldherlid MAIDEN. 2a
her!ihteit t0tst in Der politit nod
| Iihneller uls Grfolslolisteit. I'm I'D
| lielbIt gu rettsn CAB Der Wonn 81
Wirte preis, nenen er bod niht hott
telfen tOnnen.
| eSnapiihsn mOgen nod mebr 98tr
lite, oie feline 2isens betommen bober
in bic Geridts eeben, slopototen, ol
lfiir @elo ir9enp etpas be1orsen, tper
oen ii6 in erpber slnauhl bereit TN
SEN, Sen ourb bic rGbrbarmahune
(oes Gu1tlpirtegsnerbss eeopferten Sri
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29

v.. Sic MrbeiterpreiIe lit oas
cinsige Wiittel, ,un unierc Sad,e in
1id)tigcr 8ciie bent &ulfe por5nle'
gen. 9csbalb mnf bic Mrbeiter'
prcl1c pum mns in jeber @eiic nn-
terltiitt ,uerben, bamit fic itets int
itamoe lit, bic @edte nnierer &lane
5m pertreten, @ered,tisfeit fur bic
Mrbcitcr az furbern mnb fir tic 5n
fdmpfen. -"
Gas lino @orte aus oem geriht
0es educational &omitec anf Den!
&ongreB ser Mmerican Jeoerotion
Of 2obor, Der iebt in Seattle,
Ma1b., taete. Der 8eri4t ipuroe BON
Dem Sbrnam oes &omitees SSalfer
erltattet
SSalfer lit elmer bon Sen Gele-
.aoten, sic aenau tpillen, mas sic
slrbeiterpreile bis iett 9etan bat
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-11-29

g d ledt angelo M m II
liro IN 2in5 in Seiterreih sSreh.
linge in ser Sffi5iersilniiorm. @eii
Dos io5ialiitiid)e Sageblatt .@abr-
Geit" berid,tet bate, oaB Sffisiere
ser @rigabeid)ltle oes 1. Traeoner-
regiments in Gnns cine ndd)tlihe
Hllheitorung beganaen blttcn, bel
ser ollf) 9fepoluerit,iilie abgcgebell
noroen ieien, erld)ienen nad)nlittags
IN Scr Heooftipn ser .@abrbeit"
mebrere Sffi5iere oes Gragonerre-
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