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Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Extra School Tax Levy.

Affirming the Kenton Circuit Court
in the case Of the trustees OF En-
LANCER graded school against Zerah
Tate, the Court of Appeals held that
so much of the act of 1912 as under
takes to authorize the trustees OF
graded schools operating under gen,
eral laws of the state to levy a tax in
excess of fifty cents is a violation OF
section 81 Of the constitution, is not
germane to and is not mentioned in
the title of the act" The act in Ques.
ton empowers special charter school
boards to levy a school tax not ex-
ceeding fifty cents and then goes on
to include "all other graded schools. "
1t is this latter inclusion the court
holds unconstitutional. A tax of fifty
cents had already been voted by the
people of Erlanger. The trustees
voted twenty-five cents additional and
the Kenton Circuit Court enjoined the
collection of the additional twenty-five
Fcents at the instance of Zerab Tate.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Must Be Party Msasurs..

or course, 1t is a waste OF time 10
attack the Democrats In congress for
the manner In which they have pre-.
pared the currency bill or for the
manner In which they prepared the
tarif bill or for the manner in which
they may prepare any other measure.
II they did not do Il that way-that
Is. by cutting out participation by the
Republicans-they would find II more
difiicult TO make such bills party meas.
urea And. OF course. they must be
all that Political considerations are
supss<ox TO everything else
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
bUSANDS OF
MEN ON ROADS
WOMEN, TOO. DO THEIR SHARE
SERVE GOOD THINGS TO
WORKERS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Men Prominent In Political, Profess
sional and Business World Work
Side by Side With Laborer.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Frankfort.--Except in those few Of
the Weather counties which maintain
a system of good macadam roads and
turnpikes there has been a great out
pouring OF men of all walks of life to
work on the county roads In answer to
call OF Gov James b. McCreary.
The women. too, are doing their
share in the road-making in some OF
the counties. They have organized
themselves into cooking clubs and are
preparing good food for the volunteer
laborers as an incentive to increased
effort.
Men whose hands have never been
calloused except in some delectable
pastime have overalls and use the pick
and shovel or drive teams to dirt
wagons, dump carts or road drags
State Senator Joe Bosworth, of Mid
dlesboro, who is a pioneer in the good
roads cause in Kentucky, is the daddy
OF the act of the last legisla-
ture to amend the state constitution
SO that convicts may be employed upon
public roads and bridges.
Representative w. J. Fields, of Olive
Hill, Ky, does more than preach good
roads, a subject on which he is an
enthusiast. He practices good road
making. He is one of the gang who
are working the roads of Carter coun-
ty, where Fields owns a big farm.
He has suspended all farming opera
tons and turned all the horses and
men out to fix the roads. He has a
force of seven men, and Fields is the
eighth. In addition the Fields farm
furnished three teams, several plows
and road scraper.
Many OF these volunteers will think
as they labor, and it is not venturing
great deal to predict that a week
hence there will be many recruits to
the ranks OF those who are battling for
state aid in the establishment OF sys-
tenn Of uniformly good roads through
out Kentucky.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
May Sue State Again.

A resumption of the suits OF fire in
surance companies against the State
Rating Board would not surprise state
officials who are in touch with the sit
uation. When the residence rates were
promulgated the insurance companies
brought suit in the federal court here
to enjoin the rates on the ground that
they we're so low as to be confiscatory.
At a conference in Louisville an
amended schedule was agreed to and
the suits were withdrawn. Soon after
the new rates went into effect COM
plants began pouring In that instead
of effecting a reduction to the insured
the premiums actually were higher in
many instances, and investigation. re-
vealed the fact that the companies
were adding to the basic rate charges
for exposures, which they had never
made before. Members of the board
were of the opinion that the companies
had agreed, when the compromise
schedule was adopted. to continue
writing insurance on the same basis
as before, only charging the new rates.
Then the board promulgated a supple
mental order, specifying exactly for
what sort of exposures additional
charges should be made. The COM
panies protested, but after a hearing
in Chicago the board was of the opin-
ion that the supplemental order should
go into effect, which 1t will Novem-
her ]
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Would Not Follow Roosevelt.

The disciples Of Hiram johnson out
in California. finding that the Bull
Moose party is. fast vanishing. are pro-
posing Roosevelt as the Republican
candidate for the presidency in 1916.
The nomination of Roosevelt might
enable them to get back into the old
party gracefully, but IL they wait for
that opening they will be out in the
cold a long time. Republicans gener-
ally would as soon follow Bryan as T.
R.-Kansas City Journal
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
County officials Pay Up.

State Inspector and Examiner Sher-
man Goodpaster turned into the state
treasury $76782, collected from county
officials on inspection of the books OF
Grant. Boone, Trimble, Harlan, Old
ham and Knox counties, as follows:
Grant county-From County Judge w.
T. Simmons, $500. Boone county
From ex-Circuit Clerk ]. A. Duncan,
1880; from Circuit Clerk Charles
Mauer, sos; from w. L. Riddlee, trus-
tee OF the jury fund. $50; from County
Clerk w. r. Rogers, S10S4; total,
$212.44. Trimble county-From Cir
cult Clerk W. T. Dare, $2,43; from
Sheriff w G. Morgan, $50; total,
SEAS. Harlan county-From County
Attorney ]. b. Carter, $3.50; from
Commonwealth Attorney ]. f. For
ester, $13; from Sheriff ]. S. Kelly,
$69.63; from County Judge ]. S. For
ester. STAG; from County Clerk L. w.
Skidmore, $114.60; total. $21019. Old
ham county-From Circuit Clerk T. H.
Alsop, $71.50; from County Clerk w.
ID. Pinkston, $6.2s; from Sheriff John
Ellis, $40; total, $97.7S. Knox county,
From Circuit Clerk w. II. Mcdonald,
S1O3.1S; from County Judge ]. L.
Stamper, sl05.6O; total. s20S7s.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Illinois Central Hearing Set.

BY agreement between attorneys for
the Illinois Central and Atty. Gen,
Garrett. Judge A. NJ. ]. Cochran, OF the
United States district court was m
formed that they would be ready for
the hearing before him October 2s as
20 the amount the road will be re
qulred to pay In order TO secure a tenn
porary injunction restraining the col
lection OF It's 1912 franchise tax. Pre-
vious meetings set foi particular dates
we're postponed on requests from
Illinois Central attorneys
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Want Fare Reduced.

In an amended petition filed with
the state railroad commission, asking
that the Glasgow railroad compaiy be
required TO reduce its passenger fare
rate between Glasgow Junction and
Glasgow from s cents TO cents per
mile. II is charged that the road has
paid 40 per cent net profits annually
on the cost OF its construction. II Is
charged that there Is a large amount
OF water" In the capitalization and
that stock was issued 10 give an ap
pearance OF moderate earninga
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Kentucky Day at Fair.

More than 300 former residents OF
Kentucky gathered in the grandstand
at the New-State Fair at Muskogee,
Oklahoma, to celebrate Kentucky day,
The music for the KentucAians was
furnished by the Fifth Field Artillery
band. of Fort Sill. Speeches were
made by Col. Thomas II. Marcum. for
merly Of Jackson. Breatbitt county;
]. NJ. Givens, formerly OF Providence
and Madisonville; Homer Baughman,
of Stanford and Danville; Judge z. T.
Walrond who was reared and edu-
Gated in Hart county, and C. II. Tully,
OF Eufaula, but product OF the Blue.
grass section of Kentucky.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
EIaht In Democratic Party.

In the Democratic party the same
fight is going on that wrecked the
Republican. The hostile forces were
in evidence at the Baltimore conven.
ton. They are active still Only the
other day President Wilson denounced
the powerful lobby that was working
at Washington TO defeat the will OF
the people
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

One cup sugar one cup molasses. .
piece OF butter size OF a small egs
Boil about thirty minutes. Try In cold
water. When brittle add half pint Oh
peanuts. or more n liked. Pour In well
creased shallow panA
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
schools Observe Arbor pax.

Barksdale Hamlet, state superin-
tendent OF public instruction, issued
an Arbor Day proclamation to the
school superintendent and teachers in
the public schools. saying Gov. Nc
Creary has set apart Thursday, No
vember 6. as Arbor Day.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
orandma's oumpIlnas.

Make plain biscuit dough roll thin
and large enough TO hold a handful OF
sliced sour apples; wet the edges OF
dough. roll together. drop each into
boiling water. la about half an hour
serve with dark sauce.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Bryan Eeels No Alarm.

Mr., Bryan says there is no reason
to be alarmed over the tariff and no
Industries will shut down, Indeed. IL
is already announced that the chau.
tauQuas will continue as usual.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

Be sure that you ask for Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills, and look for the sigma
ture Of VIM. Wright on wrapper and box
For Constipation, Bilousness and Indiges-
ton. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
His Economy.

why did that old miser kill him
self"
Il suppose he hated to go on spend
ing more breath"
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
In France one person IN 20 is EMIT
led 10 wear a military decoration.

sore Eyes, Granuaied Eyelids and stiles
promptly heaied with Roman BYE Bal
sam. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
Economy.

Il don't tell all know" she said
Il believe in economizing time"
But why begrudge a minute or
two?" he asked.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
lts Drawback.

"There is one queer thing about
bridge"
what is that?"
"The women losers do hate to come
across
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

II have $4,000 TO put into a house.
"Then you'd better let the contracts
tor a $500 one.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

when a man calls his wife dear"
in public IL sounds like an insinua-
ton.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

Liquid biue ~ weak solution. Avoid
Il. Buy Red Cross Ball Blue, the blue that's
ell blue. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

Bronchial troubles weaken the system
Pneumonia sometimes follows. Deans Men.
tholated Cough Drops prevent trouble.
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDNSOIOOL
LESSON
By f. o. SELLERS, Director Of Evening
Department, The Moody Bible Institute,
Chlcago)
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 26
SIN OF MOSES AND AARON.

LESSON TEXT-Numbers 20:1-is
GOLDEN TEXT-'Tet the words OF my
mouth and the meditation OF my heart
be acceptable in Thy sigh, o Jehovah,
my rock and my redeemer." Ps. 19:14
Mountain advocate., 1913-10-24

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Sin Sa6r Ser Dpfer.
BerIin, 3. M1ry

.- ~
Sn 8erbinolmg NIT ser 8ermeb-
|rl1ng Ser Srie6ensftdrte ser oeutidett
Mrmee miro 6em Softer 0ns folger6e
@ort in 6en Malrlb gelegt: 1913
NOR eim SSabr Ser Opfer! SOB 1918
|oosielbe iei9p ffiiir iieoen, oenn Ole 3eit
|iif faa1au tpeniger frittib alS 1913"
Die eriten Soften SET oermebrten Slit
iturgen Dea1ffhlon0s tDer6en, nod Ell
ner balbnmtliden Mnffiinb0iiglng, oa1r6
cine .1iie 5ogemeiere allgemeine Stea1er,
auf Gigentba1m aa1fgebrudt uer6en.
Mne 1el1tiden nntertbnnen 1ueroe1r
~nlrfgefpu0ert mer6en, cine rltn6e CUNT
me I'M @erbdltmiie at brem 8eftbe
bei5liteuerm. Mne r~egieren5en &idini-
Tier 1perben mod, ei1tem ntdbtun1tliden:
@eridde eriudt mer6en, tire Sterer-
freibeit gut opfern; aber @erionen,
pelde meniger nls $500 ODER $12,-
800 (pie ser &eidstag beitiannlen
mag) beiiben, ioQen BON 6er 5telter
entbnn,oen fem. Die Soften Der Nen-
|6er1lng tper5en iiG alf urtgefaw
$25O,OOO,O0O belnnfen. Der @or-
ifylng elmer nngemeinen Stelter miro
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Or. Trieomanns Serum.
sc ,em 9 ,orf. 3. 81

" y " y ~ ~ -. 1tuL0.
81. S. S. 6rie0ma1rn, ser 8erltner
Mr5t nro Gnt0efer eittes na6 lainen
Mngaben Glrberfl1loi lie beilenoetr Se=
runs, 5eilen gintreffen in Seem Sort
10 groBe 5eniotion I'M gan5en 2anbe
berborgenlrfen bat, bat am Montag
it Seem Sort nuf 5tpei @oden eine
offentlide &linif eroffnet, no er rel
de a1po ordne Observation-Disclosures, oiie
lib an ibn menoen, mutt ieinem Ser1m
.bebam0eln miro; fit Mrr1e 1T Ole Be-
ban0lalng foitenfrei. @te berlautet,
ion cine Mn3nB ameritoniide Mer5te
eingelaben iein, ser flitiiden 8ebnn6+
lung bei5l11pobnen, NUT at 6iagnoiie=
TN lmb BEN @rfolg Der 8ebanolung
5a beobadten; gleidBeitig ionen iie
10 in sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES einge=
fiibrt mer6en, Ole 11a9 81. Srie6s
ma1rns grflarmng init sos melent=
lidife fir 0en grfolg lit. 6rieomanrl
erflart, oob fdon int1erbnlb elmer $50
die lt6 beilen6e @irfrngett 3eigen; er
gibt an, bereits iiber fiinftauiero Sc
i1pdye um 8e%bnn6lalng NIT ieinem Mit-
tel erbnlten gu buben.
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Dienit5eit in Tramfreid).
8aris. 9. WGr3,

t= f." f - - ~Hos H
Ser frane0iiide &riegsmiriiter
eugene @tienne bat sem &abinett cine
@orlnge urterbreitet, Iaut meld,er 6ie
attttipe Diendtaeit aller @offemgattu,r=
gen in SranfreidJs Mrmee ar1f brei
itntt ser bisberigen 8pei Snhre feitr
geiebt tuiro. Die Mabnabme ion Ole
GrieoensitGrte I'M so 8ro8ent erbo-
fen. Cine 1erartige @orIage NOR er=
apartet tpor6et l1r1 befinbet iib al1<
%gemideinlid int ginflang NIT ser
@oge 6es @atriotism,ts, sic 1easer<
'oirgs mie6er 6os 9ato eugriffem fat.
Sos &abinett bat nod feinen beitimm=
ten Blau beratben, iit nber fit eire
itarte @ermebramg 6es @eeres. Die
ii6immtliden io5ialiitidd,en Mitglieber
|der fran50iilden @egieratng unter
|Iiibrnng 6es befannten Depaltierten
Salres> beid}Coifen, gegen sic 8epilt=
gnrg Ser BON 1er &egierung fit Die
Bermebruny 6es @eeres lg%efor0erte1l
bunoert Mi0ionen gu itimt1en. 5tatt
beiien perlangen file Sic 8auiligarna
Don 100 MiQionen Collars fir I'm
terri9ts51pede.
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6. S. MeGornrid lit unsebalten.
6 iii caao. sM.. 3. Mars

SDI ~ O"'S -. ~SuA0.
Gprus s. McGormid, 8rdiibent
Der SSnternutional &orneiter &c., gab
Counting in Chicago, ST., als
er erfubr, meIder grt ser bonn @or-
porotionsfomniifdr per0ffemtlidte Be-
:ridt iiber oie angeblid nidt eintpnnbs=
freien @eiddftsmetbooen ser @elel-
fdnft let, cine grfIdrumg ob. in mel
dyer er es fir lt9eredt erhdrt, cog,
ser Beridt berets iebt beroHentliddl
mor0en lei, bepor ser in sen @erid)-s
ten lbmebembe MntitruiproaeB emit
1dieoen lei. Die @anolungsapeiie iei
0esbalb u11gere6t, meil Ser &orpora=
tionsfomnilldr iid) ein5ig un5 auein
aqaf oas DON DER &egierung CUR 8erfii=
gu1tg geitente 8etpeismaterial lttiibe,
obne ob8umnrten, bis Sic Snternatio<
nal Sarbeiter 60. @elegenbeit gebabt
l1aM, ole gegen iie e~nbnbenen Mnt1a=
gen 5u tpi6erlegen. Serr Megormif
fteute lit Ma1siidt, 5nB CT ndddtens
bon ser Sntermtior,nI @aroeiter So.
5u peroffentliden6e @eridt Ole gegem
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@a1bingtomD 9. g., 1. Midir5.
Sic @ebb'lhe @orl@e, melde Sen
@erlann gei1tiger @etranffe tad 8ro~
bibitions itaaten gan5 nerbieten min,
1pl1r6e 6reitag Mben5 inn Senot iiber
Yrdii0ent Salts 8eto bintpeg, 0aS
falm ,5mei 5tunben porber 6em Scott
greB 3l1gegnngen mor, ang%e1onurte1.
Cine fur0e Debatte, I'M @erlaufe mel<
der sic 8efiirmorter Der &or1age eli
men Mntrag Senator @erns, 6ie Nb<
itimml1ng auf Samitag 5u oeri4ie=
ben, INN @elegenbeit at baben, 6aS
@utadten @eneralampalt @i6eribars
gu priifen, auf meldpes 6er Yraiioent
lein @eto baiiert, nieoeritimmten, 'en<
6ete nit Ser 8i0erannabme 0er Sin
mutt ser h6enten0en MaioritGt BON
60 5u 81. Die 8ebb'11he @orlage bat
bei0e @aillie r oes &orgreiies Dor 5ebn
Sagen pai1iert unto mur6e Damn Hra=
iioent Saft 5llgelteqt. 9ie 8otidnft
Hes Eraiioenten, Ole bon einem Gut
ndten oes @eneralmmnlts begleitet
mar, in meldem 1ieler bie SIN fir
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.
Streif int @eiten.

San 6.ronciSco, Sal, %. ;ts6Seb.
Observation-Disclosures Mttglie9er
Ser electrical @orfers international
brotherhood, 6ie III feds 1~peifliden
@taaten o1geiteM iino, boben 1ie pa+
3ifiide @refutipbeb0r5e ibrer 11nion
ermdidttigt, eirep @treif gegem Ole $50
difie Selepbone otp0 SeIegrapbe 60.
on5laorbnen, falls lire 6orbenrngear
nidt be1piIigt merben. Dns amtli9e
&afatlfat 6er offi5ielten Nbitiuunl11w
lift no@ ni6t erbdltltdb ao6 erhldrten
8eamte Ger uniorr om Greitug tn 5a,
5ramisco, @ul., SOB 6ie no@ ousfRz
ben6en lofalen l1nione1t on 1em @e=
inmmtrel ldtat nidts arbern f0rurem,
90 Dos 8otum iiber1paltigen6 fit
lei.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
Gas To RIA.
Gin sdirmberr beg Trieoens.
Berlin, 4. Mara

'". ~ , ~ Is ~SS>Os
STn ser Nulo ser nrpiner1itat, sic
big CUR Taifungsm6glid6eit gefiilt
mor, bielt &rofeifor @m. S. Sloaae
BON ser Columbia : l~1niperiitdt in
Seem Oorf, Ser mdbreno 6es @inter-
iemefters aQS &ooieoef &rofeiior 6o<
5iert bnt, feline Notwithstanding
iiber u0ie Wobtitella1ng Ser ameri-
faniiden Brdit6enten." Ser @erifa=
nilde @elebrte 'idloB nit eiatem ge=
Fbiibren6en Sribut 16ranfenloier 8e
numbering fir 1en @aiier, sen Ell alS
.5rie0ensfiiriten urb Sdirmberrr ser
S%nterellen ser Menidbeit feierte. &ro-
feiior Sloane betonte, mie iberrli6 iiiidt}
Ser preuBiide @eiit bel Ser iiingiten
erbeben6en &rnoertiobrfeier Der Unit
beriitdt %geoffenbnrt babe. st perlieb
Ser &offnltng Mlasbraad, 6aB es Dem
bei0en Nattonen berg0m1t iein moge,
gemeiniam meiter 5t tpirten am Gapf=
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perfnIiumgspiorig erflarte, tpeiI ite
Den Stnaten sos @e6t gebe, lt6 in
0en ami1denitnatliden &atp0el ein5lar
miiden, erreidhe 5en @enat um 3 l1br
nadmittags, morauf bieier iofort 1e
Debatte 6oriiber begn1r. Gen. &erns
Mntrag, sic Mbifimm1mg Bis 5muitag|
gu berlbieben, I'M 0ie Mrglmente
|@errn @iderlbums au priifen, ma1r0e
init II gegen 9 Stiaunpen nbgelebnt.
Ofit 244 gegen 95 5timnren pai=
|iierte SOS Sous iiber 1us @eto 6es
8rdii0enten bintpeg 6ie @ebboor=
loge, 1pelde ben Iransport bon alto=
bolbaltigen @etrdnfen in Ero6er=
itaoten perbtetet. Ser Se1at pniferte
oie @orlage geitern nbenb 11ngeadtet
|6es @eto, nnb iie miro nl1tnnebr gum
@eleb. @abreno ser lebten Is SAT-
re ift es muir eth e%instgesmnl. tporge+
fonanen, oaB ser &ongreB 0as @eto
'oes 8rdii0enten gaiindlhib beiieite febbe;
.es batoelte Iid) 6umnals nm Ole
n9@aainep &iner 0om Sill" sic
mpnoe troy 6es @eto seq 8rdiioen=
ten &ouiebelt gum @eleb erboben. Das
@eto 5es Brdiioenten Saft mur6e 6u=
mutt motibiert, 1aB Ger @napurf nidtt
nit ser @on~ititution ser Ser. Stooten
in @i1fIa1rg 5u brirgen lei. 9a1ra
Elm 5erartiges @eieh, 10 na1r0e aa1sge-
fiibrt, 1piirSe gerptfen Stooten SOS
&eht ser @ontroIIe 6es 5mil9enitoat=
lidJen @an6els 5ugeitn1ben.
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Memes bemtidjes 2iniemidiff.

n, [. Wfar5.
SIM 8eilein 1es oeutlhen @aiiers
mltr0e ont Smmitag auf Der Marine=
merit in @iel Elm 1eltes 6eutihse 81
1rieniI9iff BON Ger Dreabnougbtflaiie
BON Stnpel gelaiien lln6 altf oen @a=
men u&01nig" getauft. 0as rea1e ST.
rienidtff lit 6os enite tit Ser 0eutiden
Mnrine, 6us bier5ebma0nige @eihibe
fiibrt. @enalte 3able1t uber sic Mlrs=
meiiangen 6es 5diffes iino nodJ nidt
befonnt, bob lpn 0aslelbe cine @ni=
ierper0ramglattg BON $4,000 Somrer1
buben.
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@arpeiter So. Gin @onOpol.
@oihimato 3. Mdr

= wy - W " ~So\Os ~
Sic Madt ser International @ar-
better 60, 0es Jog. &arpelterGu1fts
Sen Ole 8un6esregierrng :alrf @ra1t16
oes Sbermaniden Mntitruitpeiebes
aufaul0ien oeriltdt, liegt in ibrer mo-
nopaIHtiiden @oiitio1h ibrer u1,er=
|id0pfIiden @elbquele, sic bo11ptiaH-
fid) aus ibrer @erbinoa1ng init S. g.
Morgau un6 Sobm 8. @odefeller re-
iultiert, a111o 9emiiien nidt gang ein=
mam0sfreien @eiddftsmetbo6en, 1pie
&orporationsfommiiidr @utber 60
nant jun. in ieinem onn Counting 8rd=
|itoent Saft 5a1geitelten 8eridt ertGart.
Die Snternational @arpeiter So. bat
|es p%eritanoen, 10 fiibrt &err Gonant
aus, oem @ettbelperb 0aour6 gu be=
geg1rert, 6uB iie etlide Ser 1pidtigiten
&onfurren9firmer1 %altffnufte, oob TIRE
bouptiad4itite Ma6t per6anft iie 0em:
um1tano, SAP ibr @el0 in ie0er @obe
or1r gerfiigung itebt. Die l1nterlu=
dung 6er &arbelter So. ml1r6e ol1f
@nttr6 elmer Dor mebreren Sabren
pom Senot nrrgenomn1erper &eiolartipn
eingeleitet: De in 5ruge itebenoe'
&orporation. batte bor etlider 3eit !6a%.
rlm eriatdt, Sen SSnbalt oes @eridts
ni9t eber gu neroHfentltden, aIS Hs
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bai zines @eltreids oes @arten l1lb
Sh0nem.
sdneioeritreif 1T ~ Gnbe.
Wem 81 .nrf / 3

A 49," y ~ - ~SALO.
Ser Streif ser @leioermader Seem
Dorfs, meldyer ieit Mnfang Sa,,lar
inn @otree i'll, uluo an melfem 1907
600 Mmgeiteqte betbeiligt huaren, muir
zoe 6reitagabe1to offi5iea fir beenbet
erflart. Die Mrbeiter ertIairten iih
NIT Den bon Sen 8~obrifartear geiteQ-
ten 8eoingarpgen einperitanoen, mel
DIE cine 9obnerb0bnng, 8eiierl,rrg
9etpiiier Mrbeitsbeoingnrngen, cine
fdieosgeridflide @ntfdeioung iber
Ole Mrbehsftlunben un6 aas @rin3p
Der .offenen 8erfitott" einidIiebem
Die 8eilegl1ng 6es Streits ulrbe BON
Marcls 80. Marfs BON ser Sectional.
federation atrgeffiiinoigt, oie ieit
'Iangem nr ser Sdlidturg beS
vStreifs gearbeitet bot. &err Manrffg
6atte oie 5abrifanten am 0onnerifng
erilsdt, inn ibre GuBeritem 8eoimgur1-
gen gu unterbreitem, alnb oie Solge
mar, ooB &. 81. @oderts inn geanpea
Der General : @petutipbeb0r6e ser
|.uniteb @arment @orfers Of glmerica
6en Streif Sreitag attend offiaieme fir
B en5et erflart 11tro betarnt gob, 0aB
Sic et1pq 10000 Monr, ole nod ont
Streif iino, u~,tner5iiglid 6ie Mrbeit
mie0ernufpebmer.
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Ser Mntitrnifpro5eB erleoigt iei, ood
&raiioent Gait bat ii9 entldlolien,
Sen unteri udumsberidt ood bereits
iebt Dem &a,bliflm CUR @erflgarw
5u iteaen. SSm iibrigen beid1ftigt iidD
Der 8eridt mit @in3elbeiten 0es Sc
i~d1ftsumfangs un0 Der @rt ur16 @ei=
le, in melder Die a11geflagte @orpo-
ration oie &ottfltrren5 an Ole @nnb
georiidt be5m. oufgefaleft fat, aln ii6
Elm Monopol 5l lidern. r
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ale ein ebenio grobes 1atiopales
0pfer angeieben 1pte Die M%lrsbebnang
Der aftipen Dienitseit in TSranfreid
poar 3tpei nuf bret Gabre. sl1tbere
5tel,ern mer0en geplam CUR Dedltng
ser aliabrliden Mebrfoiten. Sc bFetbt,
sob &aiier @hbelm Ole allgeneine
Stelper iotuie Ole 8eiteuerlttug Set
BiirIten biuigt.
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Pubwddren-Dtpt.

Nn Die Damen:-Dies 1T elm
@ebeimnib, Sbr aber iolltet cine
'@elegenbeit baben, ei1e11 8lid in
.unier N%rbeitSsimmer gu merfen.
.Gs ma9t einen fi@erli@ an ben
CONNER benfen, unb ptr finb ge>
tpib, bob ieber mebr benr1 eritaunt
fem tpirb, tperr1 ct bie berrli@er
11euer, ausseitel1ten @a6en iiebt
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@obmtng nebmen, 400 oos 3. Suio-
renregimert bon 3ieten, 6em Ser
Erin3 mtnrrebr als Sberle1t1pu1rt at=
geb0rt, IN @nrniion liegt. Der 8rGu<
tigam miro Die &aiierin uno feline
8rmlt nod @m1noen in 0ber0iter=
reid begleiten, mo- iein gater, Der
@er5og bon Cumberland, %relioiert.
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6pdBeit Ser aaiiertpdlter.
8prIin a SIP

0t1uIH s.. Wtul6.
Dte &od5eit Der ein5igen 5odter
|6es &aiierpaares, @rin6eiiin Biifttoriia
9aaiie, NIT Dem Erinaer @rnit Mnguit
BON Cumberland miro, tpte om1tlidl
betatrnt gegeben tuiro, Motiddli4 otrt
"a. Mni in Berlin itattfinben. Sos
i111ge 5aiiiiriterpnar mtr6 i1 &atbenop
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.Fertigw Kleider=
Dept.

Meue Mdntel, 11eue Mn3iiee,
11eue &letberr1de fommen bereir1 NIT
ieoem @tienbabn3u9e. @S itnb bies
Die i66niten, bic ie ~porse5eigt mur=
ben. Hreiie iinb annebmbar.
@al@fleiber. @ausfleioer unb
&leioer fir &inber fertie 9ema6t.