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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-07
FLOWERS TRANSFORM OLD
CHICAGO LOOP DISTRICT

CHICAGO. Aug. The Loop dis
trict, often characterized by the jeal-
Gus inhabitants Of other cities as
dark" and gloomy" and smoky"
has undergone q Transformation.
The Loop IL today . veritable how-
er garden. On the window lodges Of
the busiest sky-scrapers are flourish
ing miniature flower beds to refute
the SANDER against Chicago's atmos-
phere. More than mile Of window
boxes have been set out by banks,
mercantile houses and other tenants
of big buildings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-07

Asinsis hot bath with Cuticura Soap and
. gontIs amounting with Cuticura Ointment
60 ofssu su6acient TO AFFORD immsdisse ~
- ~ ~ most distressing cAses Of skin and
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Osonghoue - void Liberal sample Of
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
CORNELL WINS DUAL MEET.
beats Michigan, - 10 ~. Taking
Five of Eight Events.

Ay,J Apnop Nich.. March 2s-Cornell
von The ANIMAL dual indoor meet from
~,ichi,,.n ,n.ni,,ht NV a score ~ ~ "a ~
Tha tthacan sneeGs,srs fool, rve on, of
.,rht ersts vichiyan u,rniny ~. .hot-
&c, ,,a.,ar ,,i,o IA aash avan,s on,y
pu,, Wn,,,nr,ns ,,omnus,ars asnand.a
,,,,,', ~, ,,,, saI.S -, ,ar,nr,,
up'i w .o.,aes "a aI,sorh ,hn
w '" .,a.a,,. srs, ,ha Ill rnn
s.oIe 'an U.s., - a., u -,
Ul,, VII ~ ,a ,.oS =, L. ~ ,h' ,,.'
.orhe'l p'"yeu a,e"u y. TN :" me ,r MS
lance run ,"e ni'Ie spins ~
event pi'ceu oornen a"eao III ."e s1o.nh
coiumh ana Mich'sa" s'u'hped sun iur-
ther.
irish OF Corhei' dereateu murphy the
Michigan sophomore, IN the haif mile run
in ;o9 S-5' the best time OF the evening
This mark Is within Two seconds OF the
Waterman Gymnasium record held by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
OLD HARD LUCK LANDS AGAIN.
Latest Punch knocks Out Openi In r
Game for Columbia ms.

The Columbia baseball squad met more
hard luck Yesterday afternoon when rain
prevented the opening game with City
College. Every decade or so the city
coilegans have team that makes a
creditable record and many fans jour
neyed to South Field to see II this was
the year In which a good game could be
expect d.
Coach Coaklcy was frank in his disgust
with Dame Fortune. A week ago sh.
injured George Smith. one of the best
college pitchers of the East, and put him
out Of the gam for several weeks.
"Wednesday she prevented tine opening
game with st. Johns College by making
the diamond. which is fast gaining the
name OF Norris Lake in honor of the
superintendent of grounds and buildings
so moist that fast liners of the passenger
carrying type would have found the going
ideal. Yesterday she capped thu climax
by causing rainfall that completely
Hooded the diamond,
Coaches Lush and Coakley took the
squad to the gymnasium. but found IL
filled with lumber thst had been stored
away since thu squad vacated last Tues
day. Practice was cancelled for the day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
SHIFT BALL GAME TO MONDAY.
r0rd ha m Brooklyn College Contest
Prevented by Rain.

The Fordham Brooklyn College game
which was to have opened the Fordham
baseball season yesterday has been
shifted 20 Monday afternoon. The Ma
room viii meet the nine nom Brooklyn
in preparation Tor the Columbia contest
OF Wednesday. This game will also be
played on rordham Field.
Seven of last years Fordham team are
still on the squad. Jack Berrigan. who
ceptained q, G. y. y last year, Is show
ing up as one Of the ceverest inieders
Fordham ever claimed. Both he and
Carroll are trying for the third sack po-
sition. Shorty Osborne. the 81. Bona
venture star, and J, Herman, a veteran,
show up abou; equally well for second.
Walsh. Fordham's star moundsman.
captains the nine this year, and the hole
In the twirling staif made by Al VIII
ams's entry into McCiraw's Giants VIII
be iilled by Martin. Carter and Chapman
Carter. IA sou;hpaw from Catholic Uni
versity, has wonderful drop and fine
control. The "ntfield has fifteen candl-
dates and all Of them look good.
The first big cut will be made after
the Brooklyn College game on Monday
and as all the early season material ias
been weeded out this cut will decide the
first and second varsity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
COAST YACHTSMEN MAKE PLANS.
Pnnnms-Paciac Exposition 20 Have
Plenty Of Rcgattas.

The yachting bureau OF the Panama
Pacific International Exposition has is
sued a pamphlet about its programme for
various regattas in 1915. Yachting is TO
be featured on san Francisco Bay There
will be regattas for sailing yachts during
the three weeks ner.od covered by April
3 TO "a. inclusive, and a regatta for motor
boats In October
The International events viii be be-
tween yachts o. the twelve meter size
and the sender boats. For the twelve
meter class one yacht is building in Great
Britain and another for San Francisco
syndicate.
There are seven yacht clubs with houses
In the vicinity OF San Francisco and the
course over which these races will be
held Is ideal
A long distance motor boat race from
New York to San Francisco IL being ar
ranged. This race viii be for cruising
yachts not under sixty feet in length.
The course Is about 600 miles in length
and the race Will require about one month.
II Ia said that two New York yachtsmen
have signifeG their intention OF compet-
Ing in this race.
The pamphlet tells all about the winds.
tides. temperatures and other details
yachtsmen want TO learn about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
JAMES IS CRESCENT CHAMPION.
His ~ Proves Best Score Among SIX
NtmrOds.

J. +. James won the trap shoot ns
championship OF the Crescent Athletic
Club yesterday. Notwithstanding the
miserable afternoon six nimrods reported
for the annual fixture. The event was AT
100 targets, and the winner had total
OF SO. His individual strings were 90.
go. II and 10. James also won the take
home trophy with the same card. The
same gunner also was high in the shoot
for the pres. dents cup. w. w. Pell
led the field in the stake trophy shoot.
Being the final shoot of the Or, scent
Athletic Club season the gunners took UNI
usual interest In the last two events.
When the final blue rock was tranped IL
was found that l.. +, Massa had scored
four legs on both trophies, and 30 was
the winner of each cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
YONKERS F. C. ELIMINATED.
BrOOklyns Go Into Semi-aaaIs n
Result of Z to I score.

In the fourth round of the cup tie ssrles
OF the United states of America Football
Association the Brooklyns worked their
way into the sem Arals at the expeus,
Of the Workers Football Club at Manhat,
tan Field yesterday afternoon. The scor,
was goals to /.
The struggle for supremacy was much
closer than the final score indicates, ane
every goal the BrCoklyns tailed had I,
De earned Nevertheless the cons. nsus o
or'n'on was that they were the better al
around team ana well qualih,d TO NEE
the other semi finalists--th. New Bedfor,
f. G. OF New Bedford. Mass. being III.
only other club sure of Il place thus IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
PRINCETON BEATEN AT SOCCER
Penn's Well Balanced Team scores
& to = Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-Pennsyl-
vania's soccer team started tho intercol-
legiate league series In fine style this
afternoon at 81. Martins field by de-
fcating the Princeton team by the score
Of to 2. Despite the rain the
field was in fairly good condition, which
allowed both teams TO show their true
form.
The first half was decidedly Pennsyl-
vanias. the score at the close being )
TO 0. The second half was much more
evenly contested. as Princeton showed
more aggressiveness. while Pennsylvania
was content to play defensive game.
Princeton's backs were much stronger
than its forwards, and proved bull
wark OF strength.
Tho lin.un.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
sPENGLER TAKES TWO TITLES.
scores by Knockout In f7S Pound
Class and Decision In Heavy.


The final round of the amateur boxing
championships OF the Metropolitan As
ISOLATION was held at the New York Ath-
letic Club last night. William Spcngler
of the Union Settlement A. G. won both
the 175 pound and the heavyweight cham
pionships. Spengler knocked out A. Sheri-
dan OF the Trinity CLUB in tn second
round with n terrific right hand jolt In
the l15 pound tilt and annexed the heavy
weight title 10y outpointing Bud keeney
of the Franklin A. q.
p. Franchini Of the Trinity a. G. and
Gus Mass OF the Glencoe A. e. ciashed for
ll5 pound honors This bout was the
fastest OF the evening. Franchini winning
the Judges decision The Union Settle
ment A. c. captured the point trophy
with Il points and the Trinity Club fin
!shed next with II points. The sum-
msries.
ios Pound class Final Round,Leo Ely!n'
Union settlement 4. C.. won by default
All other cntraNts over weight.
ilj Pound Class Semi. nnai Round--Gus
Mass. Glencoe n. g d.featcd John Berese'
Peuuant A. e. judges icCisioh =. Fran
chini. Trinity club. defeated y We'll. St
Bar'h oloIrew \. e. referees decision. Final
--FrHnohini got decision over Mass.
Kaufman. Trinity club defeated l. Rern-
stein. sheridan A. e.. stopped ny referee N
defeated !. Gaddie. -. Bartholomew 4. G.
Judges decision. Fiuai-Ba-rett heat Kant
man; bout stopped 10y referee In second
round.
Is5 Pound class. Final Round-E Ko,Ne
st. Bartholomew a. C.. defeated VI. sehwin-
ger. pastime A. g. Judges decision.
HsaVyWeiCht Glass. Final Round-w
Spenyler. Union Settlement A. C.. defeated
Bud Kenncy, franklin A. c.. Judges de
cislon.
1885 Pound Class. Final Round--W. smith
.Ir.. Bronx church House, detected J. Sheri-
, dnr. Trinity Club. Judges decision.
l!5 Found Class. Final Round. Tiplitz
Educational Alliance defeated ~. NuEent
unr''"' Nod. in two rounds.
l75 Pound Glass. Final Round-W. Sp.ng-
Ter, linton settlement \. G. ftoppel A, Sher.
idan. Trinity club. in second round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
Purteu's so Wei spent.

Billy Purteu, now with the Detroit
Tigers. got back into the maj ors for $40
after he had slipped out OF the game.
Billy went 10 the Pacific coast in the
spring OF 1911 10 train with the Red
SoX. The first day he throw his arm
out. He was sent to the Toronto club.
but became discouraged and refused 10
report. He finally went 10 Boncsetter
Reese at YOUNGSTOWN and paid the Doc
$40. 4 second visit cost him moth ng
and cured him. lie went to Jersey city
and waG drafted from that club by the
TIGERS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
CUB FIVE NOT RECOGNIZED.
ANt Columbia Awards Insignia tn
Four Other Teams.

The Columbia University insignia COM
mittee announced yesterday the award
Of letters to the swimming. water polo and
hockey teams, and numerals to the fresh
man hockey team. The freshman basket
ball team did not get any recognition.
The awards:
Swimming--C. s, T--Capt. Barret. O.
Coope. II. kottek. A. Smith, H. Rogers and
Water Polo, s, T.--Capt. Maze. l.
Cleveland. y. wensley. y Rogers l..
Hockey-C II, Tx. Reynolds, w
Johnston. Y Doheare. II. Miller, miller,
". Todd T. II. Webb. Capt. Milbank. c. r.
Barlow and Manager shaw.
Freshman Hockey-lsi7-H. Miller, =,
Kennedy, T.. C. Murphy. w Wadelton, j
Lang J. Park. A. Won Bermuth, NJ
Walter and J. shimmon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29

NEWARK. March 2s.---Jamcs X. Aver
son. the former star athlete at Rutgers
College, has been appointed supervisor OF
games at the city Fairgrounds by the
Newark City Playground Commission.
Alverson made an athletic reputation for
himself at Rutgers. where In the game
with Yale. In 1909. he outkicked the IA
nous Ted Coy. He was also n brilliant
swimmer gymnast and basketball player,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
HAvERroRD STARTS WITH WIN
Cornell BIankea IT Soccer Z. First
Essay.

ITHACA, N. ", March 2s.--Cornell's
soccer players engaged in their FIRST match
In the intercollegiate championship series
here to-day. Although they made a
splendid showing they suffered defeat at
the. hands Of Haverford by the score Of
2 goals to 0. The Pennsylvanians scored
once in each half.
From a pass from outside left about
the middle OF the FIRST half Van Hollen.
Haverford's centre forward. scored first
blood for his team. During n fierce mixup
In front Of Haverford's goal the ball pene-
tratcd the net. but Referee Kennett OF
Niagara Falls dlsailowed tlhs goal for Of
side. play.
A pretty bit Of dribbling on the part o,
r. M. Stokes. inside left for Haverford,
cinched the victory for the visitors In the
second half. Shiplcy in goal for Haver-
ford carried of the individual honors The
iina,n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29

Mrs. G. +. Nixdorff. champion Of d
Woman's Chess Club of New York.
making another effort to arrange ms BE-
with Mrs ;. r. Burgess OF ST. Loaf
holder OF the United States woman cE,,
championship. Mrs. Burgess writes H..
she Is unable at this time to SET us'
for the match. Whenever the dqt.
set Mrs. NiNdorn is prepared 10 70
ST. Louis To play the games there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
Tyler Goes Full Distance.

ATLANTA. Ga, Marcn 2S,--Boston de-
feated the Atlanta team. champions OF the
Southern Association. by to score
to-day. George Tyler worked the full nine
innings for Boston and allowed eight
hits. The Braves batted harder than at
any time In the past two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29

MoNrcLAiR. March 2s.--M.lte Ryan
the Irish American Athletic CLUB, vii
of the Boston marathon run in 1912 T..
1913. HIS been engaged to coach me ~
team OF the Montclair High School. :
will begin his duties this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
LIVERPOOL SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Beats Aston villa = 20 u In Cup Tie
Other british soccer.

LONDON, March 2S.-Livcrpool sprang
big surprise and defeated Aston Villa.
score . to o. IN on, OF the seml-final games
Of the English cup tie on the grounds
Of the To;,cnham Botspur Club here to-
day. In the other tie. at Manchester,
Sheffield United and Burnley played n
srorei 50 draw. They will meet again nest
Thursday at Everton. Scores of other
soccer contests:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29
YALE DOWNS COLUMBIA
BY SENSATIONAL FINISH
New York Soccer Team Leads,
3 to in First Half, but
Loses by 5 to 4.

NEW HAVEN. March :s-yale defeated
Columbia s to 4 in soccer this afternoon.
The game was played at Yale Field in
drenching rain. Columbia started of
with a rush after Gay scored the first goal
for Yale In twelve minutes of play.
Three Columbia goals were made at equal
intervals during the remainder OF the
half II. II. Shanholt. who played a DASH
ing game at centre forward for the New
Workers.. tailed twice. and Capt. Colqu-
houn added one to the Columbia score.
placing his team In the lead, with the
score 3 to |. when the period ended Col
quhouns sho, was made from different
ansle. On a slippery field and with wet
ball IL was "A feature OF the game.
Gay. who did the stellar work for Yale
to-day. came to the rescue In the second
half Two goals in twenty minutes tied
the score. Five minutes later II Shan
holt sent the ball into the wicket and
gave Columbia the lead again. During
this period the play was more even
than in the first half Robbins took the
ball down the field and shot. Romeo was
there to keep II out, but missed his foot
ing and sent the ball In for a tally in
stead. ti-ing the score, Tucker, on a
brilliant run down the field. made the de-
Gliding goal as the period closed. For
Columbia the Shanholt brothers and Capt.
Colquhoun did the best work Gamble,
Gay and Tucker led the Yale attack. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29

Referee, Young l.lnesmen--stewart and
Smith. Time " halyes--i5 minutes. boals
-University Of Pennsylvania-Hous
Murphy. He'll. and jackson kicked through
his own goal, Goals for Prlnceton-McMas-
ter and Bird.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-20

fiibrten r2anpsisnsr- in Dem Staate
Golifornien.
8erooe jeBte no in sen 0ereiniaten
Staaten bon Roroam.rita uno Don
Der Hegierung bieies 2anoes 10 biel
iber Die in Wterito Ortngeua notpen=
oi9en 2dnoreformen asiproden fpirb,
1T es pirtli6 an Der 3eit, bic Hegie=
run9 oes GanOes, 0errn Wuion unh
0errn grpan, oaran s1 erinnern,
pelde Iufgdben iir Der Sahe Ser
= n nore orm geraoe aier in
3 en- Terei einigten taateu
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mctratie Die Re9ierung oes 2anbes
ntht peranloi1en miro, in Der Sadie
etnas gu tun.
6iir W}erito lit Die Rotipeuigfeit
eiHer 2anoreform eingeiehen noroen,
neil es Elm GROCER Sell Ger gepDlfez
ruHg fdtt betonmen Bat, nphj lineer
Elm beiiBloIes Stlaoenoaiein su iiib=
rem. Iaraus ialogsn biee Sdtanige
aapttof, Sieie lln3ufrieben lit iebt
oos Ultttel, nit lpelhem oen perIhie=
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fii6rt tpuroen. Sruurigertpeiie ipirb
aud Die 6elisloIe gepplterung BON
MerIto tstnerlei Vprteile dus niden
aGupfeu sisben. Die Hepotutionen
oes Sdn0es iino biirgerlihe Hepolu=
tioueu, ourt Iolhe lit teiue 9le11be=
rung in Sen gsiiBperhdltniNer BON
8ruu6 unn gooen gu erparten.. Wie
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lrbeiter 9Etuelen itno, Die ourh etne
Der ReuulutIonen 2ano srbieltsn, nur
l5earit 5u sIner WliqionzMter zsynrm
getommeu 1T, ipiro in Dem ipeiteren
9erlduf Der 0inge nthts entfhieoen.
als ob in 3utunft es bus Oeltapitai
in Gem @er- Staaten 9lmeritus ooer
oas in GugEano es iein miro, DEM
Die Iusbeutuag bes 2dnoes ubsrlie@
fsrt ipirh. Oieies aapitaI piro feline
RieieuaelpiT1se aus Den aGmpfen 3ie@
ben unn ois armen ryeons" iperbeH
!Delter TIN StIupenDdiein gu fiihrfa
boben Seine Regierung Der Weit
ipirh iid1 he1nlben cine ipirtlihs 2nnb=
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fen. 9lm d1erpenigIten Die Hegie=
rung Der 9sreinigtsn Stuuten pnn
9lHertfu. Ites uuf gu 5eigsn tit tpih=
ti9. Die uirtlihen 2anbreforrnen
tperoen IN Merito, in Sen 0ereinisten
Stduten BON 2lmeritu uno iiber1n
auf Der Weir crit tpmmen, penn. ous
Tolf Iusiulntiid geporSen lit, es
ois no tUsnoi9e io5iule R e.
b ol Il t / 0 II muht. Damn o[Ierbinss
tperber niht BLOB oisie semeinI4aftz
Iiher 9s1tgperbdltnii1s an Gruno uno
Spoeu, Dunn tpiro alIes gsiiBper6H=
nis an Vruouttionsmitteln iiberhaupt
aufgshuben tperoen. Iitt Die pplittz
Ihe, Die rutrti4uftlihe Semotratm.
lpfe iie uon Der Sp5ialiitiihen Yartei
allein angeifrebt miro, tann bier Die
nutnerbige aenoerun9 bringen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-20

Sn feiner Jrase berridt bier i'm
Ganoe mebr untlarbeit als iiber oie
Steuerfrase. Selbit bon Mitsli.oern
Der @o5ialiitii4en partei tpurpe
fdon bic gebauptuns aufseitelt. oaB
bier in Sbio Die &apitaliiten Die
Steuern@ aabler. Oa mir anberer
Mniidt iino, 10 0iirfte ss nitt Iha=
ben, bieies aapitel nit Besus auf
Nmerita unb oen @taat Sbio i'm be-
fonoeren ein,nal etnsebenber gu be-
leu9ten.
Mls ieinsraeit Serb. 2ofane iein:
beriibmte @erteioisunssrebe sesen oie
Intlase bielt, roie beTblofe ala11c au
9ab uno @eradtuns sesen bic 8eIitz
aenoen aufgerei5t gu bahen, pelde
Heoe bann ipdter uatsr Dem Sitel:
rOie inbiretten Gteuern uno bic 2a=
se Der orbeitenoen 8lohen" i'm Druid
erfdien, itellte er oorin in eritsr 2i=
ME felt, oab bon ieber oie bsrrfdenoe
alaiIe irsenb zines @taates es psr=
itanben babe, iih ielbit iteuerfrsi gu
halten. Gr itellt ferner feit. oaB in
Jranfrei6 unter Der Geuoalberrf9aft
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@er br5ablt bic Stencrn?

Der 9lbel uno Die Geiitlidteit als ois
beioen berrIhenben Stdnoe iteuerfre
seipeien ieien, uno oaB als i'm Sabre
1776 Der oomalies fran3Oiilhe Wfiz
niiter 1ursot an einen tatboliiden
8iidpf oas Mniinnsn itelte, oab bic
Stride ebsnfals ibrsn Sell CUR Be
Iireituns oss Staatsbaushal!s beie
iteuern iolIt,. er bon oieiem @ertrez
ter Der Stride bic Intport erbielt,
es lei bon isbsr Site eepeIen.
boB Der 9lbel fir ben Staat iein
9lut bersebe, bic 9eiitlidteit ibre
9ebete unb oub oas 0olt bic
beS able.
2aHaue fiibrt Damn peiter aus,
oab ois gourseoiiH (aIio bic 3opitoI
beTsenbs alaiie) spar Die 8leibbsit
aler por Dem 8sfsB preoi9e, Slsihz
lpobl ober ousielbe prinsip Der
Steuerfreibsit ibrerieits 81 errsihen
iude burd oas prin5ip oer
inoireften Steuern.
Daourt oas Die 8ouraeoiiie Die
9teuern niht auf oas Gintommen,
1onbern auf bic allsemeinen Ser
braudsartitel ter sroben Mafe le9e,
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$rfnbijdcr Yoli5ci=San=
D0lismuS.

9(nldBlih Der rotten Wpt1e- in
SeutI6ldno lpuroe unIeren @eHoI1en
in Berlin porgelpprfen Die TentmGa
Ter 81 iEren Bublitotionen benuRt
uno bdourfl nSanoalismus~ periibt
3u faben. Gs lpuroe ober ntht be-
ri6tet, oaB oie gerliner Yulisei Die
llrbebsrin oapon mar, benin ne bate
ben 9erliner Spsiulosmotraten ods
lesale unb bisber iiblitje Yublifa=,
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9(nbrvauna Ser 9efunntrnahungen
fix oie rRots Wohe" on ben BON ser
Staot gu bieIem 3lpede uufaeitellten
YlototiGulen pioerrehtlfcb perboten.
Der idneioise gerliner poli5eiprdii=
Dent, BON unb 81 Susop lit ol1o IN
eritsr 2inie CUR gerantportuns 5u
sisben. Was bic rtpnislidb" preuBiz
Ide poli5ei iih an NaSelitidpolitit.
nit allen Shitaner. eesen Ole Soz
sialoemotratis allies erlaubt, oariiber
lit ihon piel seidrieben, ieoohL 1T
Ser erObts Ssil preubifher poli5eiz
Shuftigt nod lange niht bes
tannt oeporben.
Gin Stiidhen ~tDniglia" preuBtz
lher polisei=WanOolismus auf Dem
@ebi,ts bes Yerpaltunssipeiens m09e
bel pieisr Gelesenheit Der 8ergeHens
belt entriiien iperoen. slnfarg Der
90er Sabre itano oen Parteigencifen
in Oansis. infolge bon Poliaet ,Gbi=
tanen sesen 6allenbeiiber. tein 8ers
Iummtl.neslotal CUR 8erfiisuns. Die
nptipenoigiten @eihdfte puroen in
(Gcrtieeuna aui eeiie s.l
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-06-20
Gtwas Dom @ano9rabl ld.

Gsnau sssdblt 1s2 giirssr Der
@srsinigten Staaten beIisen 1890.
coo older 2uno in 6Iorioa, oas lit
unsefGbr Die 9dlfte oes sansen Staas
tes. Orei Wtdnner eisnen in 5lpriod
nidlt lpeniger ais 100000 Slder
2dno.
Die Mihisan Srpn ano SanS 60.
6eiikt $4,000 older, Sic GlepelanO
Sron 60. beliBt $4,000 older, Ole
Gbicaso ano Nortbern Railroao be-
I,bt $4,000 Older. Orei 9ele1Idofz
ten in Oregon beiiBen 175,O00.
100000, uno $4,000 Older 2anb.
3ehn 2eute in 2ouiliona beiiben
44O, 900 Older. Gin Mann beiibt in
Galifornisn 125,OOO older 2anb, bic
er fir wpaper Goneeiiions" erbielt.
Die Wii1er anb Cur Gltate So. in
Galifornien beiiBt nidt peniser ols
100000 Older 9uno.
9araus lit Su erieben, bab oie
100000 Older Hand bes William
Ranoplpb Searlt in Merito eigentlif,
mir einen tleinen Seil Der SeliBuna
BARTLETT, bic BON 2onpiuntern in oen
Yereinisten Staaten seeisnet iperben.
Die amerttuniiden 2anorduber iino
oiel assreiiiper als oie in Wterito,
Die MaOeros unb Die Samonos eiss
nen einen piel tleineren Sell Ser pro.
pins Ganora in Megito als bic an9e.