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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-27

the band of women and Gleason and
his policewomen as to their duties.
Last Wednesday night the two po-
icewomen took their station. Six of
the pickets walked up and down in
front of the restaurant, keeping care
fully and entirely within their priv
lege.
Minnie Meyer declares that Officer
No. 813 made himself both obnoxious
and insulting by the remarks he pass
ed in front of the girls. She declares
he called them a bunch of Tommies.
Then he spat on the street, she says,
and said it was corn for the chickens.
Indignant, Miss Meyer approached
Mrs. Mary Boyd, one of the police
women, and said to her:
81 thought you were here to pro-
tect us from insult" ~
Mrs. Boyd, according to Miss Mey-
er, replied: "I am here to protect
Henrici's from annoyance by you
girls"
Mrs. Boyd certainly carried out her
idea of her duty with. unnecessary
zeal yesterday noon. :...
The six pickets were walking up
the street, as passed them not once
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

Tho federal army officer. ar- Gus,
| 'n-:ians Of several hundred tir-sftss,
iars- and small. shi.h have b--n
collected In Trinidad and other place.
in the strike district in tho ps.t ,~u
days The disarmament lie snine on
Tn. result. Of Saturday ~-r- mo-, par.
iicuiariy gratifying save from a
standpoint Of the citizens -ho gave a
hearty sc-ponsr tn the p..ciarna, lion
iseucd tr Colonel i.ortru. Srs,rr-
iay mof- guns ~.rc turned In and
today many more were handed over
and receipts given. The strikers ar~
to-day giving up their arms In a much
morc saitsfaesory manner. a.cor-'ins
To Major ". A. iioibrocs.
The mine guar,i. and coal c,mpany
employees have all bccn disarmri and
surrendered readily. The strikers
have not responded as readily and tho
union leaders have had to- hog and
plead with them. The number al
ready In tho hands Of tho federal Of.
ficcra docs not represent more than
~ per cent Of the actual number Of
weapons known to have boon In tho
hands Of tho strikers at the time Of
tho last battles.
Seventy-thrcc guns. OF various
makes and si,cs. revolvcrs and rifles.
were turned over to the fcdcra's at
tho San Rafael tent colony on Satur-
day. out Of a total OF more than 50"
collected altogether. Of this aggre-
gate num,cr there was included the
guns turned over bv the chief Of po-
lice and the coroner. Tho sheriff
turned In a number Of guns ycster-
day that had been confiscated and
kept al tho county jail.
Yesterday the strikers at Camp
Dcshoar turned In about two dozen
more guns. but that number was i'm
creased today. At Aguilar yesterday
strikers turned in about thirty guns.
Captain Johnson is In charge of the
federal troops at Aguilar and has
adopted a plan Of disarmament cer-
tain to bring results. From mine
guards In the Trinidad and Ag,iilar
districts alone more than 1875 guns
were turned II. mostly rifles. Ono
machine gun was confiscatcd. At
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
COURT MARTIAL
Of MILITIA
OFFICERS IS
HELD TO-DAY

Denver. Colo. May IA general
court martial was convened al the
state rifle range here today. Col.
W. A. Davis Of the second infantry.
Colorado Nationsl 0nard, was chosen
nresident OF the tribunal. and Cap
tsia Edward A. Smith. acting Judge
advocate general. Adjournment was
taken until 10 o'clock Wednesday
when Captain Smith will present
the normal charges against Officers
and miliiiamen who participated In
the battle Of Ludlow April 20.
Other members Of the court are
Colonel Edward verdeckberg. Col.
George N. Lee, Colonel George Lin
Rerfelter. Major ]. b. Goodman. Ma
jor A. W. Jolly. No officer. was Sc
,ccted to succeed Captain Ralph
Dorm ss q member Of the court and
no action will be taken until II Ia
determined whether Dorm, who IL
now stationed in the Routt county
coal fields, can attend.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
COURT
DEC|DESFAv0R
Of LABOR
LEADERS

Wsshihsion. u. a.. MAY ii.-Th-
scni-supl sras~nc-~ imi-.-a by the
district sups-m- soau aa Rsn,u-I
Gamt-ss. John Mitchell and rsank
Nosrisns. Labor leaders. ~sf- s-s
aside TODAY by IN. saps-tp- .s,sss for
the s~soad time .. barred by the stat.
ute At iin,iiaiions
The soat~mpts rhafx-si assinss the
ia'sr leaders .s.uss-.i In $50: sad
early in is"s. si-sat tho time tho
district of Columbia saps-m- court
ss~a-d an inianrtioa pfohibiiins the
f-.iossiioa officials fsssn i.y, oslias
tho i'ask Ans~ and NAnss somrsny
of ~. t-ruis. thea in = iai-ss var uilh
ossAnisrd iai-af.
The iaisss leaders ~ssr .. si~asei to
iaii but th- surfrm- eoat of the
tsi,-d States in 1911 s-s the eonsi--
Ito nssi.'. b~~ansr th. ishos Traders
kad teen rru,s-si-d aeainss sss " the
colt suit The dlsssiss .eau the asy
siter The sst~sssi shrn BEGAN s~rss.
sl- rs",e-diass asains, the leaders
fos the sans oft~s~.
jasst~e itot's~~ said tho sas~ sass.
el - The psass shsi the eostsasps NO
e~~di,xs shoald have h~ea started
~i,sia shr-~ y-Ar. from the date of
tho sommissinR Of the af-as-ss Tie
.sis the pror~--iinss t.e s.asrsars
shoaia k- .i--.., and thus sosnr With
In tho rafy-~sr at tho .istut. NJ lin.
t,aiicas. which require prosecutions
within three years justices Tisn@r
AMI Vendrfysni-- dissnted.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

FREE PRESS MUST
RETRACT FhlSEh00D
N SATURDAY ISSUE

The Trinidad Free Press. = news
paper devoted To advocating the doe-
trim. Of the tnii-i Nine Workers 81
America. has S,-rst~p.-d the hound
of journalistic dsS-ney ahd the sii-
tor and the managing director were
Saturday nisht severely RELAXED b.,
the commanding offis-rs of the fed
-ssi troops for tho publication of a
highly eoioT-d and wholly false ar
ti.i- relative To the disa asmansnt Of
Saturday and which sa. under =
ssar- head tha, accused the 4. y s
!. Company With having deliberately
hidden and done a~ay Aiih guns.
The federal authorities who stand
an n-uisai sroana and Who have
h-.n son.iasi,ns affair, With a si-s
Of rrssorinf p~ss- and good order as
sonn as possible. have caaiioh-i
against the Publication Sf articles as
meas matter not in keeping with
fa.,s and which mish, aroas- fusih-
-s. hatred t-ts--n faction. sr in.itr
strife. And In pursuias the snssho-i.
that have from sh- sul.-t endorsed
sioisne- and is.i.ssn-ss. the miners
union pap-f has sun .fsa, of the
federal xos.fnm-ht authorities
Tho federal fo-rs eam- here TO
deal with a -si.isai sisaAiion aud
fire. rein sh6uia aps b. sis-a tn
hs-spssss 10 op~hiy defy aii author
iIy sna the fsrrrs Of iAu and order.
as II did ~h-a ,h- state militia vas
herr. HS.sT aa- knew. ~ha, = ram.
psixn af vile sbasr the FIRE rs-s.
ha. kept up ut-nn the civil an,hn'i.
ties and tho stale militia as S-ii -
the ely digs IL has given the federal
authorities.
Essats hss. proved that II the
tni,esi s,ssrs sps-fameas IL p~fmi,
ted In handle sh. situation aioax sh.
lines /, has enaauesrd affair. .ia.-
the troops ssHe. normal conditions
~iii b. hsoashs sboas aai 40 a-~s-
Pager ~,ii b. allowed to prv~rh sa.
seshy o. eceas-i Tts'~are.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
THOUSANDS PAY
SAD TRIBUTE
To MARINES
Prssltsst Wllssa Speak. I,
Coronoey < malts II.
livd q oodks h
ov yoik

New York. Asy iI.-rh. dad
fsom Vera csas e-'- landed ON
American soil iosiss ahi city. state
sad nsiian I.aid their tribute.
Two hoars i.~fosr ,h- .i,s vas asiir
s-s-ats-a fiax-dsais-,i s.ftias ~-f-
removed from the baa, deck of the
asmos-,i cruiser Montana and pia--d
on ssi~sohs on tho Plaza in iiais-fy'
i.ark. 10. ~iises-d Ihi. .-r-tnoay.
but Thousands later iia-d the street.
tn ssiek III. siou iss~r-ssion ~iaa i,s
~sy I" the navy sArd, PERHAPS ses
.inr- the fs-~eS pAEaa- has ,h-s-
.--a ssish a ssoaish-"sss a-fnons,fs-
iinn. That. ho0rs-r. vas q noisy
ssihas~ sa . s-tashins s-sss: this q
s-s-f-h, sn- is tho r,srnins dead.
The weather soaii aa, have i--a
b-U-r, The sky ~ae almost .ius,ir-.s
and th.fr sss Jusa sH"ash bsrrsr To
ssiss-n. sflaai Asd akhpru. th. ihaa.-
sass al sis<. uh,rs flew a, half mast
sii-a, thou sAsds. iosr before =
o'eiak. b-esa mAktns their "a, Tn.
sesd i.s-s MAahsilsa: others mass.
-.i about II. city hail. sh-s- III. psu.
.-ssioa ~as 'n halt briefly: ssiii o,h-
sfs iiasd III. sppsuschr. tn The Man.
haitian bridge. sad faaiiy = ss-ss
shfcsE ssalhesrd ., the navy ,Gsd
~h~s- eaiosies wsse 20 ',- said. May
~as- little ,-oss o. black: ush~v
wosv hsads et black "a their a3-eses,
evsslses, M1iA,a arrived - shs
city frum washinssoa shortly after
Z: o'eiarS. sinnps saohsest-d. Tie uss
tai.n irm~aislris 10 the hem~ NJ
his iTicaa. ccioa.i d. ~ it.as-. ana
shea,c la the nss,rfy. tn take = rissc
IN the rsurrssions =, hsd afterwards
'.e.n arranged iha, shc prrsiden' -as
to su In the nav, yasd To receive the
Sco0ssss~s - O00D ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
ARBITRATION OF
STRIKE BILL
PASSES N
HOUSE
soLoNs Oct DOWN TO SERIOUS
BUSINESS AT SESSION.. Bull
TO REGULATE SALE AND HUR.
CHASE OF FIREARMS Buno
CONNDERED.

Denver. Colo. May 1.-THE
house passed on second reading a
bill for a constitutional amendment
granting the state assembly the pow.
cr to enact a compulsory arbitration
law for the settlement Of industrial
disputes and provide penalties for It's
enforcement. The approval was Civ
On in committee Of the whole with
out opposition.
The house than began considera-
ton of the so-caiicd gun bill.
The compulsory arbitration meas
ure reads:
The general assembly is hereby
empowered to enact laws for compul-
sorry arbitration of all labor disputes
and to provide for enforcing the de-
cisions OF the arbitration board or
tribunal"
A similar measure has passed tho
senate on second reading.
Progress in the consideration Of
so-calicd strike bills by the house
was delayed today by printing OF
number of amendments.
When the measure to regulate tho
sale and purchase OF firearms was
called u2 Representative A. p. An
durel introduced an amendment pro-
viding that whenever a person. not
a citizen of the United States violat-
cd an order of the governor to dis
arm. the penalty should be deporta-
tion from the state. The amendment
was seconded by c. ]. Leftwich. In
tho discussion that ensucd. several
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
Disarmament Goes On. Mine Guards Have Sur
rendered but Strikers Still Slow 10 Comply.
No More Stiksbpaksrs Cia be Imported, but
Al Operating Mines will Receive Federal Pre-
tpetiol Strikers Must Return 10 Abotes"
ald "Untesh1b|os" Must "At the Grit"

WARRINGTON. c. Nay l-0o aiaes will he pesmlisd
orsa the Colombo strike district for the psrdsa SECRETARY
osssa today he dead that had
Kidding The strike bkes bsi explained
'saoa remained hs.isaas ALREADY ssaa.ay probably
xssN closed dss<a opening ps-e,p
itais fssshe nrssbie
~hehs tie abes ,he xossa A H. 0sssssos The qssos
vhsth their eapoynsst ~oa isssbe We getss s
nj, anything that wssA the s,satss The
lsvsd 10 reopen jsss Goa di''ess was,asI"
fssSsat Wilson vll aad make pab,e sana,oa fixisg
tine a for The psaeahe sssssSss u as sad
pssssss sss asasss = ihs uaisd States army
Nsasnaa~ss eeaassd yesterday sad today ~
nise guards ssd eapoys have Essssy
stksss sssssdeag s,isfAetn,y
hssdd shy according msahss,
weeks ssa
1sa placed As iasstas,sa
tss<L
II mise ss.ae ps,ss Aps, -
spss,ssa
All ePss,ss aises vi be gsss The pssa d tAe
ssess Likewise all working asd asd all striker
90 back 10 xest ~tn bs gives -dssaipsossesios.
"Uaasssssb'es" In striker b ursdd apsd
ssnnn sss actually coal nissn sad therefore .ad
~l not Be permitted - the eoloases
ply With tie federal pseeansoas orders win dspsd
Mae guards where ihsy belosg the
Iad~ test sessay rssablhsd provided III.
that district ftad rssdeaos ,hssr prevail
All nssi their and following
fixed preeaanas,en. search asd seizure
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

Th~ arlisa Of Col. tlrk-, in
findias . ssi.lsss Tor the aisis-ss,
lag ,subi~n saas~snias the s~.estsb-
lishmesi ot the t.asdio~ '~s, soiosy.
me~ss With the hearty approval Of
every GOOD las .shidiaE eitisras II
means the seedisx out aad rn..ihie
haaishaseai Ut the uai-sisAbir eie.
meat that has br~a LEADING os aidiax
IN the rsmpsisa Of oatisvsS ssHisd
on for moAihss Il means that osiJ
soasiide epsi miaess on strike can ~.
seise the besefils o< the uuion or -.
.ids ., the t~ss toiuay. saa aaiy
those vho eas sho~ lhss they ~ess
sstsaiiy eap,oysa IN the miss. os
that district stii ~ allowed 10 reside
there
40 morn lsaas sSsiSAe che
isse i.ssia Tttss eaW eorsss the tsat
ee,eay. ne mss vhe nsss b. -.
ierseA 70 take eAsrss os the eoioay
nvsl b~ . lac. v.AbtAias ei'is-a shu
will sos cuussri stoieasc. The xa-f.
ills Warfare must erase anu ftfss us
ait every vsspoa aad every ounce al
ammuailioa muss hr .urscnd.scd ia
the federal officers.
The list of asm~s furnished by the
usloa ~iii b. kept sad each p~rsna
wAcse aam~ appears viii b. iases'i.
GATED. II say are found To b. not
honsttd~ coal m,aer~ Of that district
they viii bc asked 10 move on sad
probably oai. 4, is thus that tael-
asm /. briaxins order oa' Of dis.
order.
The i.adiow tent colony has been
considered = public m-ns.c ever
sisce I, vas established whca the
strike wsa called last scpiembyt. The
colony was tho largest In tho district
aad sheltered several hundred people
ot all aatioaaii,ics. Prior TO the ar
rival Of the state militia d Ortobcr
-. ha,tir~ wetc fought almost daily
and mca were Killed. Warfare was
carried on from tho hills. Drideca
were burnci and dynamiicd and Gu
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
Ttiaidad. Csle.. Nay II. 1914
Proclamation

whsieaa PROCLAMATION hereto issued By authority Of
Iresdeat uni,ed States calling all Persons
within The district therein described who not In the ni
tary United States and who had annun
their possession under their control to deliver the
sane to officers Of the United States army:
And whereas many within the district have not
complied with the said proclamation: -"
therefore, the und.siEled commanding United States
troops this district doth hereby BY the authority Of the
Pesdent the United States admonih all within
said district refrain from bearing having in their
possession ammunition other explosives unes specially an
tho,ed By commanding officer Of the United States troops
in said district This proclamation will 60 into effect at 500
o'clock p Nay l3 1914.
All Officers soldiers Of the United States Army are
charged with the Of this proclamation and will at
the above specified time disa all persons within said district
and take into their possession all ammunition or exp0
ives which may found the person Of any individual
]. LOCXETT.
Official Colonel llth Cavalry.
z la g. ROCKWELL Commanding U. s. Troops.
Captain llth Cavalry
Adjutant.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
HUERTA NAMES
THREE. PEACE
ENJOYS

Vera Crus. May ti.-ssutiio Ia.
hasa. Aukustih K-trtsues and Luis
..isucto. the three p-arc commission.
err appointed hy General Iiurrsa Ia
represent him ., the Niagara Falls
conference. who will sail late to-day
for Havana en- route tn Key West.
are clothed with full powers. nomin
aiiy at least. Z" sign a nssrc-ncnt ar
convention.
The Mexican senate In a resolution
approving President IIucrta's nomin.
alton ~ the thr-p commissioners con.
forrCd full power aud asirle author.
ity to judge. counsel. carry on bust.
ness aud sign any agreement or irca.
~ whatever"
Many prominent Mcsicana here
however. are not Inclined to regard
this broad authority a. real. Others
believe that IIucr'a has instructed
the commissioners to place mn in.ur.
mountahle objections TO an amicabis
adjustments of the difficulties with
the United States. bcltcvcins that the
failure Of tho negotiations might re-
suit in pushing American in:crNcn.
tios. which they feel would not unite
factions. bat fore Hucrta TO fight
alone.
II Is the general opi.ion that iIuer.
ia cntcrtains no fears Of an advance
pf the American forces until after the
South american diplomats have con.
cludcd their work This theory Is
supported by report brought by Am.
orleans rcsidine55Rs 7osETAOtSrN
orleans arrived from Mexico City who
say that General Mas evidently Il
only holding out posts for observa.
ton and that he is not concentrating 3
his forces to resist an advance.
Those skcpticaI of the GOOD faith
Of Huerta's participation in media
tion declared that he clothed hisc ON
missioners with the broadest powers
to make show OF a record before
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

The total value Of building per-
mits issued In the city OF Trinidad
during the fiscal year beginning
April 1, 1913 and ending March 81.
1914, as shown by the annual report
Of Fire Chief Robert A. Daughcrty.
is S12S. .43o. which shows that build
Ing and improvements have been
brisk despite the coal strike. The
fire chief made 3O2 electrical inspec-
tions.
During the twelve month period
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
JURY COMPLETE 10
TRY OFFICER BECKER

N-~ York. MAJ IA jury TO 'sy
Charles Becker. Iasns.f paii.e iirtia
tenant. charged -i,h ins,isaiins N.
murder at Herman Easrathsi. the
gambler. -ss ssAin completed today.
II ~ss jus, ss Noon -hca the 18th
juror "a. selected and District At,os-
a-y whiimaa Immediately began his
opening presentation of the s'as-'s
case to the Juty
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

(Csasissed - Dsse a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

lis- camps swept ass, hy sis- Wonun
asd .hi,ds-a vets insiraiaa'-a sh.i
.nar held ssptis. uasii Gas-rnor
Ammoas ordered their release
tasss,ieailaa has established that
sk. hattie at April 90 uas pf-sipi,ai-
ri by . hand Of Greek strikers that
fired a.,sn = small sofvs %. nih-
guards The Gilman ef aAy OF bat
tic uss th- hsfaiax ut the lsnss sai
the death at women and .hiidsra .af.
foraIed b. smakr. !, vas these coh
ailice. which caused Col. t.nrsss to
consider the matter safrfuii, before
aisinx his final .oasrns sner pai.
iisx the propositions up TO Ps-siaeat
Wltsoa.
Aoeeoses the Lndiav vcioas ~ss
snraisA ~ . ptsr~ where The sssiters
By psiruliiaR roads .oaid eoasrui the
~ssis~ district sad watch ever, pct.
sos going and somiax from sh.
mia-.. As = matter as fact. these
armed men at ,s- .siony fired upon
automobile. -om. at which carried
tourists
The federal eonnasacf ne~ says
ihs, the colony may b. raised 4.
shelter ia~-abidias men AMI ram-n
bu. mn, tn offer protection to Law
Ssciatoss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
UNION NAY ESTABLISH LUDLOW
COLONY Bot uW[ESS ELEMENT
MUST Be ELIMINATED
Os(y Besafle Csal Miners On Strife will BE
Alleved to Occupy CeIsey. List Must BE
Fsrnisked Federal OGcers. Arms and An
nsaitisss Cisea Up asd Disorder Must Ead

federal forces the
the offiss p-fmion
Ludlow bat
Imported kuamss-hr s"Ai
~ vho n h-s-sn
. ~ho of fac. par'is
eonay
the with lie.
of
strike IL. iaao- dis.
the
lh- .h af .an- prs - ka i a a~rabsdias sis-n
arm
. ~stsh
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
EFFICIENCY OF LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT
SHOWN BY ANNUAL REPORT OF CHIEF

the fire department answered forty.
three alarms Of fire. travelling forty.
one miles with fire apparatus, work
ed 2O2 hours at actual fires. laid on,
10000 feet Of hose. raised 2S2 feet
of ladders and used 3lO gallons Of
chemicals.
The average loss per fire for the
year was only 397. which speaks well
for the efficiency Of the local fire de-
partment.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
WILSON NAMES
MEO|ATORS To
ACT WITH
ENJOYS

Warrington. D. C.. Nay ii.-As.
soeiaic Justice toserh Ruckcr Lamar
Of the United States supreme court.
and Frederick. w.. Lehman Of St.
Louis. former solicitor general. have
been selected BY the president 10 pre-.
sent his views before the South Am.
criean mediatos in the Mexican me.
diation negotiations al Niagara Falls
Wednesday. Secretary Bryan made
this official announcement today.
Whether = third representative
would be appointe. Mr.. Bryan declin-
Cd to indicate. stating that il could
be assumed there would be no other.
Secretary BRYAN Indicated late to-
Jay the reported seizure Of tho Mex.
lean lighthouse at IsobOs island has
been mad the subject of a protest
bN the Hucrta government He said
the matter had been called to his at
tontion by tho South American medi-
ators at The direction. he assumed. of
Tfuerta. lie added an Investigation
Of the reported seizure had been or
dered but the state department had
no dircc, information on the subject.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

tor'-> nin- quarts and resident. at
the ,isiai,y turned in. Lu' tho s,rit.
-rs did not
Tho strikers have been holding
hack apparently and yesterday the
sCsssssseA - Sae. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-28
ifeierabend iiad DammerftuAde.

3tpei bon poeiie umporbens 8es
sriffe! 9ebaeIihss glusruben in
boiler 9eidaulihfeit na9 setuner
SagespfIi9t. Sber na9bentiome
iur3e Rait bonn @nif9piuoen bes
bimmIiI9en ai6ts Bis Sum Iuffldms
men oes fiinitliaen. gtur nod bonn
SDrenfasen iennt iie uniere f9nels
lebise 3eit, unb niemano sOnnt iid
Die Wlube, ibrsn 3auber pOa gu ses
nieBen. $50 iollte man aud ionit
bic 3eit bernesmen, nm bus Sagssa
programm boil gu erlebisen9 lin gu
beipGltigen, mas an 9efellisteit uuo
@ersniisungen sei6afft iperoen mube
9dngit bat Der Giinfubrtee nit
itableuber 8eleu9tung oas Seubuntel
beimlider Sdmmeritunbe peridgt.
0as Raunen aller guten Setter bes
3ipieli9ts mubte peritimmen Dor
Sansomuiit uno ausldnbii9sn Weis
len. lluo itdtt bes bei9ouIiden
Seierabenbs, Der 4benofeier i'm beiten
@inn, elm unrubises SaItsn gum
nG6itbeiten 8efOrOerunssmittel, bus
uns i'm S9nellpertebr ettpelden @ers
gniigunssitdtten Sufiibren foQ!
lin iolde Rubeloiisteit gu bebuus
ern, brau9t man pirtli9 ni9t antis
quierter Observation-Disclosures gu
isin. 8ei allsr Werti9GBung oes
frii9en, tebeusbeiabenbsn 3uses, Der
Ourd uniere 3eit sebt. mo4te man
ibr bod bie unb ba eine GGiur piins
Iden, elm 2ltembolen uno Si6bsIins
men, elm RiidI9auen, I'm oas Grlebte
auh fru9tbringeno innerli9 perars
beiten su fOnnen. Senn mas nubt
bic Saat Der @rfabruns, penn iie i'm
@irbeIpin0 ni9t 8ooen gu faiIsn
permdea glur pbsrflG9Ii9 itretfen
uns Die @rIebniiIe, ems bonn aroern
bsrbrGngt. 9ein ginbrud bat 3eit,
su buften unb aussursifen, uno bic
iogenannte S9uIe bes 2ebsns ber>
mag uns nidts gu Iebrsn, neil mir
flii9tis, ni9t tOnaentriert unO barum
aufnabmeunfGbig iinb.
OoB rer mooerne Menid cine iebr
bobe 4uffaHung bonn Dsrt Der 3eit
bat unb iie boa ausfdOpfen nil. iolI
ibm unbenpmmen blsiben. Nur 1T es
Elm Srrtum, gu meinen. elm selegents
lt9er Stillitono, cine na9oentIume
SGmmeritunbe pber elm pirtli9er
Stierabeno bier unb oa isien 3eitpers
idpenoung. Sm @egentsil. iie md<
den iib bunoertfdItig nuBbar, psHn
man lie ri9tig antpenSet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-28

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ibm mod a srobss @erm0sen sus.s
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pisl mebr, bab er an Rauf9 taufen
tann, Der SaoerIump!~
= 5ereiufoIl. Trau (sornis);
r@arum iosit Du mir erit bsute,
oab mir mprsen gu Der iyeitIidtsit
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mir font srit nod elm neuss 8Isib
mo9en2"
so if esl"
rNo, in Der Sat babe i1 aber aud
ni6ts anauSieben. Sebt mub i6 mir
Elm fertises aoitiim tuufsn. >. bos 1T
nod teurer!"