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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
A JINGLE.

A JINGLE.
The tango tea and the Country club.
They sound like poetry,
Z Or the hollow drums rub a d ub dub
OF marching infantry
The tango tea and the Country CLUB.
OF glory have Lipton's shorn;
For one has leaves and the others
don't
"Till the wee small hours of MORN"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
INSEPARABLE

l always follow the colors,
AS a soldier brave and true.
When ere you see them flying
You'll find me flying, too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

operating in Alabama get rid of their IN
noisy lobbyists and make them get to anc
work as actual attorneys in, transacting bui
legitimate business. they will find more Biz
profit on their books and more apprecia- diu
tion on the part of the people who do II
real business with them and who pay of
real money for what they get in return. del
4 y y Ala
A lot of men there be of the fat and of
frivolous and sometimes fussy sort, net res
given to work, who want to live on their bar
wits and become representatives of big to
interests from a policy point of view in T
the political affairs of the state. These pai
men draw salaries from corporations and bet
allied interests and have expense ac- Ala
counts at their disposal for the purpose
of fixing things" They make noise and T
puff themselves up with degree of pur- ha,
pose that reminds the layman of pouter mic
pigeon. Lal
4 + bee
What's the use in these fellows? The acc
quicker they are eliminated and every T
going concern operates with it's own con- L
structive men the better will be the affairs on
of the corporations, the manufacturers. ma
the railroads. the real people and the VIII
state of Alabama as an operative building VIII
concern in which all its people are stock 1t
holders be
y * y are
Alabama is no anti-railroad state. It
wants railroads. It wants to build them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

| up and encourage them. This Louisville
and Nashville railroad has done more to
build up Alabama, and particularly the
Birmingham district, than any other me-
dium within its borders.
1t should not have to bear the burden
of the alleged political representatives
delving in the detail of petty politics in
Alabama, more than the manufacturer
of pure whisky and pure beer should be
responsible for the loud talk of corner
barroom keeper as to what he is going
to do to man who advocates prohibition.
The quicker the paid politician and the
paid lobbyist is cut off the pay roll the
better will be the situation all around in
Alabama.
There are no secrets in politics Msn
have been bought off in this state in mt.
nlcipal, county and state campaigns.
Large amounts of corporate moneys have
been expended and charged to expense
accounts.
These days are over.
Let's do what we do in Alabama now
on the square and upright basis and let's
make every candidate for every office tell
what he spent in his campaign and from
whence it came.
1t is not the pretense of this writer to
are the views of
2n.ARoo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
OLD SHOES ARE USED AGAIN

Tomorrow-Trial of John Brown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala,
postoffice as second class matter under
act of Congress Marcn 3. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

The quicker the real big manufacture
ing, productive and carrying corporations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
NEW AUTO COMPANY HERE.
Ford Agency in Hands of Rude Auto
Company, Of Perry.

A new automobile company for this
city is soon to be introduced into bust
ness circles, by the placing Of the Ford
automobile agency for Ma; shutdown
and its surrounding territory in the
hands of the Rude Auto company. of
Perry. p. c. Rude. senior member of
the firm, will come to this city Tuesday
10 close negotiations for quarters for
the company's business. j. X. Rude
viii continue in the management of
the Perry business,
In placing its business in the hands
of the Perry man the Ford people will
maintain here an exclusive Ford
agency. \ sales campaign is to begin
soon with the idea of developing the
territory To its fullest extent.
The Perry Daily Chief. III referring
10 the departure OF p. G. Rude for this
city. says:
While rejoicing in the fact that the
opening Of the MarshaIl-own agency
means much TO the Rude brothers in &
financial way. Perry people generally
will deeply regret to see p. c. Rude
leave the city. He is one Of the most
active boosters of Perry, and as presi-
dent Of the bureau OF commerce for the
past TWO wears has been one of the
hardest workers for everything per-
tanning 10 the good OF the city. He is
a leader among the younger business
men and Marshalltown business men
will find him substantial addition to
their circle. The best wishes for album
dant success in the new venture Will
be given him by every one IN Perry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
MRS. A. JANNEY DEAD.
Well Known Woman Of City Suoeurbs
TO Attack of Urenia.

Following an illness of two weeks
which became serious only Wednesday
Mrs. Nettie f. Janney. wife of Abilan
Janney. l1o South Third street, died at
> o'clock this morning of uremia, in
duced by chronic nephritis. with Which
Mrs Janney had been afflicted for
about two years. Aside from a nerv-
BUSINESS that became apparent at times
Mrs Janney had not suffered especial
ly until she became worse two weeks
ago Last Thursday physician was
called and at once realized the serious
ness of the case. Saturday the patient
became much worse. and Sunday was
unconscious most of the day.
Mrs. Janney was born Nettie Seager
at Pompey Hill, y. y Jan. 9, 1888. She
came with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Seager, to Marshalltown in 1854
and In 1870 became the wife of Mr.
Janney. Mr.. and Mrs. Janney have
made this city their home thruout their
married life With the exception Of two
years. which they spent in bart. Micn
Mrs. Janney was woman OF many
friends, who will ne both surprised and
panied to learn of her death. Mrs. jan
nev vas prominent in club circles of
the city. was the first president of the
City Federation of omen's clubs, and
had much TO do with The early work Of
the federation for civic Improvement
Mrs Janney was also member of the
Twentieth Century club. the Careaw way
Club, Entire Nous Club, and Der
Deutsche Unterhaltungs Kreis. She
Was member of the Christian church
Of Pompey Hill.
eide frn,f, i,n,. llpet,aDd Mrs Jonuev
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
No Frost. But
Picking Corn


An incident Of farming that does
not often happen in central Iowa Is
now taking place in farms in this
county Altho there has not yet been
"a frost, farmers began picking corn
today. 1t is seldom that corn picking
starts before the first frost, but such
is the case this year and, altho the
corn would be improved by frost, a
great deal of it is in condition to pick,
farmers say. Some of the corn. how
ever, is not entirely ready for the
crib, as in places some Of the stalks
are still growing. The hard Septem-
Der storms blew down some of the
corn badly. and where ears have
touched the ground many of the kerr
nels have sprouted and started to
grow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19

EXECUTOR CITED AGAIN.
c. r. Speers Summoned Second Time
in Proceedings For Removal

For the second time G. Z Speers Of
Des Moines has been cited to appear
in the district court to show cause
Why ne should not be removed as
executor OF the estate Of his aunt. Mrs
Sarah r. Lucas. Judge Cummings
Saturday cited Speers TO appear oct
u after I. {. Speers. an heir of the
estate. had complained that bequest
due him had not been paid. After the
first citation Of the executor. which
Vas brought about by another heir, the
unpaid legacy in that instance wa.
paid before Inc time set for Speers to
appear in court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
In the Police Court.

The case Of George Wigs. who Vas
arrested Saturday on the complaint Of
Fred Buchanan, who charged with as
sault, was continued Saturday after
noon in Justice Berritt's court until
Wednesday afternoon.
r. Dunbar and Harry Strunk, who
were arrested By the police for being
drunk paid the costs in the mayrr's
court Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
For Sale

Two eighty-acre farms northwest
Of State Center. and also a resi-
dence property in State Center, be-
longing to the Henry Kuhlemann es-
tate. Auction sale at front door Of
court house at II o'clock a. m, Satur-
day. oct. "a 1914. Part cash on day
OF sale. and balance on or before March
l. 1916. +. L. Meeker, attorney, g. IL.
Van Law, referee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
FRANCISCO PAYS FINE.
Jail Sentence confronts Him Before He
Does So.

a. Z. Francisco. fined $3.50 and costs
Friday Tor "bootiegging. had not paid
the fine up to SATURDAY noon. Then
Sheriff j. q; Edsar with a commitment
for the defendant. started looking for
him Late in the afternoon Francisco
was found and served with the COM
mitment. which meant either pay at
once on go 20 jail Francisco paid the
fine and costs. amounting to sl6165 IN
addition he also paid 500 for having
the commitment served on him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
More Wal, paper BARGAINS

We place on sale today another big
lot OF wall paper bargains We under
sell them all. II YOU are going to paper
thsi fall it is Your duty to see our line
If you don't we both lose money. FIX
pert paperhangers and painters at your
service. Simmons book store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
OBITUARY..
Swailey.

Harriet Christina. the lS-months- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Swal-
ley 1913 Preston street. died at ?
o'clock this morning after a ten days
illness of pneumonia The body viii
he taken to Watkins Tuesday morning
for burial, ana the funeral will be held
al O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19

Elmer r. Goodman, farmer. aged u,
and Laura f. Mead, aged 20, both of
State Center.
Elmer A. Scoville, laborer, aged %,
and Mary w. Speer aged 81 both Of
Lie cift.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
sickness and death Of our mother Fred
Rocky and family and Mrs T. Nelson
Downs ard family
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
Halloween Goods.

Tally and place cards, candles, pen
ellis. lanters. napkins, table covers.
seals, decorations. etc. a large assort-
ment at low prices. Simmons book
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19
PAY ONLY s

Have the New Hoosier Cabinet delivered to
your home now for only 81. No matter what
opinion you may have had of Kitchen Cabinets
you will say this New Hoosier is the most con-
venient labor saving machine you ever saw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-19

father Alfred L. Euziere. lives at Man
teno, Ill.
Carter Euziere, of Manteno. an uncle,
and Mrs. May wheel, of Chicago, a
sister of Mrs Euziere, reached the city
this morning to be with the members
of the stricken household.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19
SaileD>WtOrS.
gfegermdOhen madt belaiteuOe
Insia9eu.
Sufllsc ideiHt ssluiR.

i5resport. q. s., Is. SuIi. Die
prn bem gleoermGo6en geIid Cole
mon Den GrobgeI6poreusn in Dem
8u;IepsMorofoa gema9ten g(usiugen
lufen ii6 in ole foIgeubeu SGBe 3us
idmmen OrdaQen: SIei1 na6 Dem
SduB, Der 5rau 2ouiIe 0urgea
8aiIsD in Or. @opin Garmas Office
in Der Na6t am 30. SUM- tOtete, tam
6rdu 6Iorenee Gontlin Garman, Die
oes Wiotoes 9e5i6tigte, aus Dem
!opfe in Die 8ii4e 0es GormanI6en
9odss geIaufen. 0ort traf iie init
GeIia. oem farbigen 9ausmdb9en,
5uiammen. 6rdu Gdrman unO oas
eridrodene gtdoden fpra6en einen
9tugeubIid 3uIammen uno Damn elite
6rlu Garman nod oben. geIid fab
teine Wafie. Na6 Der AnIht oes
0ifrittdnnoItsS Smith miro our9
Oieie 9lusIaJe Die Grbebung Ser
gtorantla9e gegen 5rau Gurmau
burd ole @roBgeI9porenen 3ur Sc.
lpibbeit. Or. Gurmon mar Der speitc
3euge. Seine g(usid9en purosu 9es
beim gebolten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19

nit 9eqinn oes neuen 9erbIttermins
Die &iuber Der untsren SduIgraoe
amtIid 81 fpdgen unb 81 mefen,
unb bies na9 feds Wfcnaten Sa
nieoer6oIen uip., nm bic leibIide
8eI6affenbeit Der &inber genau feit@
5uitelIen. Ollie &inber, BEL be-
nen es F4 berausFelIt, boB iif
tsine, fir elm normales 8a9stuH
geniigenbe Robrung erbaIten. ioleA
5riibitiid uno MlittugsimbiB auf
Soften Der Gtabt betontmen. Mon
iiebt feline onbere Nl0gIi9teit, ben
llnterri4t fir bieIe &inber seOsibs
lid 5u MAIDEN.
Berlin, Is. SuIi. Die neun Ios
5inIoemotrotii9en Wlitglisbsr beg
2anotags bes 6er3ogtums Sa9isn-
Wleiningen uno 6iIoburgbouien Ino
Der bon 9er3og 8ernbarD einberus
fenen GrtraiiBung bes Qanbtogs
ferngeblieben, Der 6er3oe bate Die
bierun5pan5ig 2onbtassobgeorbnster
ms S9IoB beIbieoen, bod erifie<
nen Die So3iaIbemptrotsn ni6t. Sic
begriinbeten ibr 5ernbleiben bomit,
bnb fie elm herortiges 8orge6en oes
6er5pgs oIs berfaiiungsipiorig be-
trahteten, bn Sibungen bes 2nnoa
tags i'm 2anototsgebGuoe itattaus
finoen bdtten. Der 6ersog, Der elm
8eIebrter unb Elm Mann bon 6uz
mor 1T, fa9te ld9eInb, baB er iit9
freuen tperbe, Die 9etanntI6aft Der
9erren i'm @oItsbaufe gu MAIDEN.
Berlin, Is. Suit. Giniges gtufTes
Fen bat bic 3eoe bes neuen fG6Iis
I9en 8rieg8miniIters, 0eneraIIeutz
nants ppn Garloipib, erregt, Die bie>
fer ouf bem in W&eiBen o6geboltes
nen 8unbestog Der N2ilitdrs uuo
&rtegerberetne bes &oniQreic68 SUD-
len gebaIten Bat. 0arin ma9te Der
&riegsminiIter baS freinlitiae s3ugez
itdnonis, baB MiBbonblungtn urs
erlpiinI9ter Glemente i1nerbaIb Der
Qrmee borgetommen ieien unb mobl
aud ned portGmen. Die 6eeresbers
noItung fet ober ernitIi9 beitrcft,
Oerorti9e GelpaItotte fir INNER uus>
8urptten. @enn ioI6e W}iB6unoe
Iungcn in ein5elnen 6dGen Diellei4t
audi. DeritdnbIi9, fogar psr8ei6Iib
ieien,, 10 biirften iie i'm Snterefe Der
9is3iplin un6 beg 2lnIe6ens Der
armee unter teinen llmItdnoen ges
bulbet nerben.
3peibriiden, pfaI5, Is. SuIi. 9as
SaDur9eri9t bat Den gtrteiter 9dul
2ubpig aus 3ornopts, Der gu Soda
rim eiuen Gen0armen, pel9er ibn
per9uften pollte, nisoeridoB, gum
Inbe bernrteiIf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19
Sure 9cpeldlen.

10. gun.
Der 9unoesienat beItGtiote oie
Grnsnnling bes Sra HeIiOn WIorris
BON gbicago gum Geianoten Der Ser.
Staten in Shlpeoen.
- 9ei einem Stier9's9, in Mor,
Teille, Siiofrantrei9, cr9ielt rsr Wlas
TABOR OcoIito bon etlem Stisr eiusn
t0tli9eu Stpb in oen uaterteib.
5euer, mutmabt;ib ungeIegt,
Serit0rte in 8antatee, ST., ole gas
lagen Der ,glmerican Batting &c pros
biIon 60" Gttuu 100000 Gaa.
Den.
- Ri9orb Groter, Der friioers
6Guptling Der .3ammunp 9dn" in
9lep Yort, tebrt i'm Septem6er aus
SrIan0 5urud uno nil CHARLES 5.
Yaurpbp itiir3sn.
nSuffrogetten" Gro6ien Der
6iitorii9en Roslin &lpells. iie6en
Uleilen bon Gbinbutg, cine 8om6e
3ur @gploIion, bic jeooA 1ur geyins
gen S6aosn anridtets.
200 gerIonen, bic bel elmer
So63eit gu s5oliet, 5G., 3ango tang
ten, idben oen gooen unter ii9 eins
ftiir3en! 9 @erIeBte, barunter Die
8raut. 5rou SdrI gler8t, i4lper.
Gtpa 1000 ameritanii4e un0
fanaoiI9e 2(er3te tperben ben Rortb
Qlmericdn Glinital GongreB beiipobs
nen, Der pom 27. SuIi bis gum l.
2tu9uit in Qpnoon, Gnglon0 itatts
Finoet.
Sn Ser FeItsa !IeGer5euguIg,
bab feline liin9fen Syonferen3en nit
S. y. Morgdr, 5enr9 6or0 nn0 ans
beren Fiibrenben 8ti6dfisIeuten beg
2aHbes piel 0G3u beigetraJen 9abcn,
i'm Qano Die Geber3eugun5 81 befeHts
gen, ooB sic bsmottaiil1e Aominis
itration Der Jrtuub, uao H'1t Der
gein0 Der @ei4dftsloeit if, bat ii9
prdfoent 0tlinu en!iaio6en, ne:.ere
oerartige 3uiammenliinfte 3u orran'
gieren.
Gbarles Gbgett, Batter BON 10
ainoern in Rome, q. g.. ipaItete ieis
ner Jrau NIT einem 5amnler ben
S6d0el an 0rei Gteuen uno ihob iif
Damn Iel6it cine augeI in oen aopf.
Sine fleiue 3ofter iano Die @ltern
iter6enb in eiusn GhIaf5immer.
Sin attgsg5ritt IN NIgoe-
burg perurteHtc pen Ilustetier GOoli
0agner peQsn Observation-Disclosures
8u 0reieinba.6 s5dbren 5tfdnoni5
0a8 8erbre4en bes Soloaiea hottt
0arin beitdn0rn odB sr ein Hliicrbilf
our9 cine 3emsiHs linttridriit BE-
! iuoelt butie.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19

lleber ben &oritaturiften Walb, beTs
Ier betannt unter ieinem 3eidnernas
men rSanIi", la9te Geute alies, nur
nibt Der StaatsonpaIt in 9olmar.
Sim bat Der erIt 6reitog bonn Reidjsa
geri4t in 2eip3ig tpegen 2luFrei3ana
5um &Iaiien6aB unb geIeibtgrns, cls
ialiiIder CennornteG nno 2gbfeg su
sirem s5dbr @efdngnis perurtttie
3eidner unb G9riftitetIer einen 66s
fen Yoffen gsipieIt. ggie iiblic6 mr.
Dem WalB, Der unter 9iir9IboIt
itano, cine tur3e yriit 5ur Orpnun5
Teiner perf6nIi6en 9erbGItnifIe oor
2lntritt Der Strafe belpilIigt porben.
3a gegen @oIb 6Iu9tberba9t bors
lag, mar er i6on Iange Dor Ieirer
Pro3eiiterung in 6oft genommen uno
5ie 9(uFiCbubfriit Bis gum Strafan.
tritt auf 5lpeimoI Oierunb5pan3ig
Stunben beidrdntt porben. 9ieie
sipei Gage benubte Der 8erurteilte 5ur
Glu6t. 0o9 lieB er bon fi6 b6ren.
Der Stoatsaunolt in &olnar i'm
Gtfob, no Der 3ei6ner 3uitdnbig
ipar unb no aud bic erIte 2lnflage
ipe9en ieiner S4mdbi4rift nMcu
9iltage" er6oben purbe, er9ieIt cine
DepeI9e ous 9elfort, barin Ttanb sl
lefen: yWlid bafte geis6en. Sanii."
@on3 DeutI9Iano la9t. Der Staatss
anpalt bat BEN S9nben unb ben
Spot. Nur ELI iiiBer 3roit If benz
GpImarer taatsdnnoIt geblieben:
bic 25,000 Mort &aution, bic 8nIB
iteIlen muBte uno Die bic pro3eBto>
ten binldn9lit3 beden, itno Der
StootstafIe beriaIlen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19
3nriifgefeBrt,
cardinal Gibbons BON iciner
sSabrt nah HOm.
8aitis nit 80 Sa9reu.

gep gort, 15. SuIi. 9(n 9or0
oes 9Iop0oampfers Berlin, Oet an
isinem @robmait Die pdpit;i6e
6Idgge unO rem lpsibeu Saroinalss
nimpeI fub.fe, iit SdroinoI Sames
9ibbons, @r5biI9of pm Baltimore,
nit @efoIse tcn Rom 5uriidgetsbrt.
&ep. Or. gD. u. Slstder, Hettor
Ser 4atbeorale in Baltimore, uno
mebrere 8altimorer YrieIter bdtten
iid] sum @mpfang auf Dem 8od IN
9Obpten eingefunosu unO purOen
BON Dem &ir9enfiiriteu, Der trrB iei=
ner so Sabre ipie Elm SiingIing oIs
Griter ben 2anouugsiteg bnunter
elite, nit 9ouoIhlag uno gBangen,
tuB begriibt. Die 3onbeb0roe bate
ben 8efebI srbalten, oas 9epdd oes
&arbinals obne sSnipettiOn gu paIs
Tiersu, uno Disler fonnte nit ieiner
8egleitung un9eiGumt ben g8eg nab
Baltimore fortiebeu. Den 9eri6ters
Itattern erildrte Der Sir9enfiirit bel
Der 2tnfunft oes 9umpfsrs an Scr
bisiigen Standardization, er babe
Gem aoniiitofium in Rpm belgez
lpobnt, peihes q neue Sar0inlle
inuf, uno iei me6rers NtuIe pom
9opt in 2luoien3 empfangen pcrOcn,
I'm 9eri9t iiber bic Gr5OiD5eie Bal
timore abSuItatteu. 8as Sberbaupt
Der tatboIiI9cn Stride erfreue ftp Der
beiten @eiuRObeit uno 3eige cine ges
raos5u eritnunIihe &iiiti9teit fir iein
bobes 9llter. yfa9ber peiIte Der
8urOindI turae 3eit 5ur Gr5pIung
am Genfer Gee uno begub ii9 Dam
nu4 8riihel, no er bonn bsIgil6en
80ni9spdar empfdn9en poroeu lit,
unO pon oa nod SSrlaub, Der 9eimat
ieiner Gltern un0 fait aud Ieiner ei.
genen, Oenn Der &aroinal tit spar
in glmeritd 9eboreu, Bat aber feline
gan5e Sugen0 in SrIano 8ugebruft
uno bort ouh feline StuOien begpna
nen. @r lebnte es ab, ii6 aber ben
n0Ome Rule"!Streit spiI6en BEN
National 8olunteers Of Srelano unO
ben llliterleuten gu duBern, un0 Re.
griinoete DieIe @eiseruug nit ieinem
91mt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19
Sem Srnrb ltabe,
Scsiebnnacu 5wiiden @erpaI-
tern unO 2UtOmDtipiiibreru.
Streif leidlt n,6alidl.

Gbicdgp, Is. Sult. 9ie 9e5iebun>
gen 5tptiben Den 2otpmotiDfiibreru
unO 6ei3ern Der 9abnen ipeitIi9
bon Chicago einerieits unO Dem
4pmitee Der 8abnperpaItungen am
OererieitS famen Eeute einem ofIenen
8ru9e rabe, ais Die 8ertreter Der
2otomotipfibrer unD 6ei5er ii9 ona
i6idten, Elm Iebtes llltimatum ii6er
2obn un0 QrbeitsbeOingungen 5u
unterbrsiten. 9as 8omitee Der
8dbnberipoltungeu ertIdrte geitern,
OuB Die 5prberungen ni6t bepiligt
nerben tonntsn. Ulebrere Miitgliebet
bes &omitee5 Der 9(ngeIteuten erfIdr.
ten beute, 0aB Elm al9emeinsr Gtreit
erflGrt lperoen piirOe, ipenn Die
6OrOerungen nidt betpilligt perOsn.
SO. 9. Stone, prdiioent Der 8ra0ers
idaft Der Qofomotipfubrer, unb 80.
g. Garter, prGiioent Der 8ruoers
f4aft Der !9ei3er, ite9en an Der Spibe
6es 4omitees Der llnionsn, ipdbreno
an Der SpiBe oes Wlanugsrs saomt>
tees SO. u. 9reu6olm, @enerdlbes
triebsIeiter Der Gbicago, ct. gaul,
Rinneapplis &c Omubas8abn, Itebt.
Slus Der !6O6c geitiirSt.
Wien, Is. eyuli. Sin nd9 genes
tien berT6lagencr MiIitdr6aQon Oes
pdrfeDal SpItems erIitt BEL ieiner
2onoung in Der RG6e BON loine eli
men i6peren unfau. Die SaIte tane
tparen bereits bon SoIooten er9rif>
fen, als elm pDbli6er WinbitoB Oos
2uftidiff in ole 605e rib. 3fpei ber
GpIoaten ipurOen in Die bo9i9neaen.
ben 9duer peripideIt uno in 2ifte
entfiibrt. 2tus elmer 6obe bon 200
gietern ftiir3ten iie ab uu0 lpur6en
duf Der Stelle getotet. Die 9emans
nung bes 2ent6aqons bate aae 9tns
itrengungen gema6t, Die beioen bilfsz
bereiten Solodten Dor benz Sob 3u
bepabren, olIes ging ieoo9 in iotder
S9neaigteit Dor Ii9, baB man bic
Seloen ni9t mebr retie1 tonnte. Der
2entbdaon lanoste ipdter unbei6d.
oigt.
ltngar bur6se6raunt.
guoopsf, Is. SuG. Rau g:ge.
bung grober unteribia5ungen 1t Der
&aiiierer Der bieltgeu 3iDeioiieqe Ger
.Iutua. 2;;e 5niurcncs GolHpdhD@
BON Netp gort, syfaa: 8oerfler. au4
Sega 8oerfler gsr1Hni. gefIu4tet.
SSn etnem S9reibsn, pa3 et ietHer
Satin binterlaHen bat, geite9t er,
bab er Die un:erit agsntn 9e.Ots
our9 .berfeblte Srefhl1lionen 0ur4s
ge6radt Bat Gleid}ti.is eeuist er
an, oaB er fi6 oas 2,fG ne5ren
poae. Do6in Doerfter ii4 qspanot
bate, tonnte Fisher FIdi etmittelt
per0eH, jeDenFaAs abr lDlCp er Ders
iu6en nab gimerita 81 ,nitommsn.
Der @ermiBte itanO filHf3sgu 5d5.e
lang in Disaiien ber aHtritautid1el
Qe5ensperfnerungs GaeIi6af:. gr
be3og Elm SaGyesgsbai: BON fGnfidus
ieuO aronen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-19

sgrou sIoIbe 9eibler, bic Satin
bes Mliin6ener &opeItmeiiters SoIeF
geibIer, 6rau Goiimos So9ter, Die
nergebli1 Inn 2tnertennung als etue
3odter Gi6orb 8agners unb ni6t
Sums BON 8iilcps getdmpTt BAT, mill
bic 5ebbe nit Dem 5nus Mabnfrieo
bon neuem oufne6men. Sic 1T nit
Der 2lbfaffung zines 8udes beI6dfz
tig!, bas ben Sitd nGrinnerungen
an meinen @ater" trugen tpirb. 6rau
Siolbe geibIer mill, penn ibr ou9
Die @eri9te bic geiuiinIbte 2(nerfens
nung oIs Sohter 0agners berIagetl,
iid tpenigitens in Der Dffentlifen
Wleinung ols birette Ro6tommtn bes
aroBen bsutiden Sonpi6ters buras
feBen.
Gin intereIIanter @erIu9 tpurbe in
0on3ig gemadt. Gum erIten NtaI
pntoe bort e;ne Do9neroper I'M
6reien aufgefii6rt. Qluf Der ooriis
gen gBalo6ii6ne puroe Wagner8
nSisgfrieb" gegeben. Die Gritoufs
fii6rung ON 0onnerstog miBIanq
iniofern, oIs bic 9per infolge pI6bs
lih einIeBenOen gtegens abge6ro6en
uerben muBte. qlm nG9Tten 2ng aber
fornte iis bolIItdnbig gegeben fperOen
G1lan tunn ii6 benten, boB ger0oe
,Siegfrieb" auf elmer aatnrbiibne 81
IlimmungspolIer gBirtung ge6ro6i
tueroen tnnn. @ou ii6ermdItigenoet
gQirtung naren bo8 @olbpeben i'm
5ipeiten uno Der 5euer3ou6er i'm britt
ZEN 9ltt.