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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-21
PEACE NOW IN SIGHT
Chicago Fed Magnate Says
Differences Will Be Adjusted.
ORGANIZED MOGULS READY
Outlaw League to Meet in New York
Friday to Settle Upon
Terms.
ORGANIZED M0GULS READY

CHICAGO, october 21.-James A. Gill
more, president of the Federal League
and E. E. Gates of Indianapolis, general
counsel for the league, planned to leave
for New York today to attend the an
nual meeting of the organization Fri
day.
Charles Weeghman, president of the
Chicago club of the Federal League
was authority for the statement that
all differences between organized base
ball and the Federals would be AMIGA
bly, adjusted at the New York meet
ing.
"Organized base ball is eager for
peace" Weeghman said, land our own
ers, although determined to fight to a
finish, would prefer some arrangement
whereby clubowners of the National
American and Federal leagues might
play in harmony"
Hermann Confirms Offer.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-August
HERMANN, chairman of the national
commission, admitted last night the
truth of the story to the effect that
he had a conference in a New York
hotel last week with Charles Weegh-
man. owner of the Chicago Federal
League club. concerning weeghman's
efforts to purchase the Chicago Cubs
from Charles P. Taft.
"Weeghman and discussed the prop
osition." declared Hermann. He al
ready has made some progress in his
negotiations with Mr.. Taft, though
do not believe the deal will be COM
pleted for some little time yet. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-21
CARDS AND BROWNS DOUBLE UP
National League Club to Share
Sportsmens Park.

ST LOUIS, October 21.-The ratifica-
ton of Manager Miller Higgins is all
that remains before official announce
ment is made that the Cardinals will
play next season at Sportsmen's Park.
the home of the st. Louis Americans
and one of the finest base ball plants
in the country. Col. Robert Lee Hedges
of the Browns and President Schuyler
Britton OF the Cardinals have come to
terms. it was announced last night. fol-
lowing several conferences last week
1t is understood that Britton will rent
Sportsmen's Park for five years at an
annual rental of $4,000. and will cut
Robinson Field. the home of the Cardi-
nails, up into building lots. The deal
is expected to be closed on receipt of
word from Higgins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-21
Auditors Are Victors.

The Auditors won the opening game
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Basket Ball
League from the Trainmen last night
by a score of 81 to 6. The Trainmen
played hard, but were not in form. ow-
ing to lack of practice. Kehl and Hutchi-
son did the best work for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-21

Dick Rudolph of the Braves is a re-
markable player in more ways than
one. He actually claims to be two years
older than he really is. This comes
about through the fact that when he
first got a trial at Toronto he was SO
small and youthful that he feared they
would not give him a chance unless he
made it appear that he was older and
had more experience than was really
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-21
6ERTINENr @i1ENT
N Happenings SPortdom
BY I. ED GRILLo.

Anent the charges that Griffith tipped Stlngs off to the weak
the Athletics thus being responsible for the defeat the
Macmen wonders why the local did this
strategy while his involved against the Athletics
For the three the Athletics have the
stumbling block for the Nationals
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

Mr.. Jones was a member of a
volunteer company during the In.
kpadoota war and during the Sioux
war of 1884, and. participated in
the battle OF New Ulm. In 1853,
he enlisted in Company E, Second
Minnesota Cavalry. serving two
years in the Indian campaign.
While a resident OF Cambria, Mr..
Jones held several positions Of trust.
He was a man Of integrity and
strong convictions. He owned one Of
the finest farms in Cambria.
In the fall Of 1900 Mr.. Jones
moved to Mankato and has made
his home here since. His wife
died several years ago, and he has
spent the past six winters in Cali
fornia. The funeral will be held
from the home at $3.50 a. M, Wed.
nesday, and at the Welsh G. NJ.
church at ten O'Clock. The body will
be taken to Cambria for burial.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
From Mondays Eaily.

After being confined in the county
Jail at. Kalamazoo, Mich, for more
than I'VE months, during which time
he has again contracted consump-
ton. a disease from which he re-
covered FIVE years ago, after being
taken to Arizona on a stretcher. 2.
r. Treau, head of the Lawton Bias
ket company, who was taken for
alleged blue sky" law violations.
is to be released on a bail bond
Of 81 1000. The amount Is furnished
by his brother. Gerrit, and Treau
will at ono make an effort TO win
back his health. After this he will de
vote himself to the business of the
basket company and after enlarging
the plant, will give TO the stock
holders profits which will completely
win back their confidence. This is
the plan which Treau. his spirits
high with hope. outlined In the cell
block Of the jail this morning shortly
before the officers opened the doors
and allowed him to pass out into
the sunshine. which he had not seen
for nearly half a year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
John c. Jones Of Fulton street,
died early this morning after a
lingering illness with lancer Of the
liver. lie suffered stroke Of
PARALYSIS while in California last
winter. and that combined with his
other ailment made the last months
OF his life one of pain and suf-
fering.
Mr.. Jones was born near Liam
rhaiddr. Mochnani, Montgomery
shire, Wales, in 1887. At the age
of nine years he migrated with
his parents to Oaukesha, Wis, and
four years later moved to a farm
ear Oshkosh, Wis. From there
he came to Blue Earth county in
August, 1854, locating in South
Bend.
He. married Miss Rachel Lewis
Of Cambria in 1862, and twelve
children were born to them. eleven
Of whom are now living.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Hamm Brewing Co.
Seeks Refund Of Money
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
= City Attorney sehaub to-
. day delivered to the may.
, or a written opinion in the
. matter OF refunding Of a.
. eense money for the unex-
, pired license issued to n. 3.
3 Moore, deceased. The license
, was granted to n. 3. Moore
, and the Hamm Brewing COM
, psny asked fer a refund Of
, the proportion covering the
2 unespired term OF the "
= eense.
Mr.. Schaub's opinion Is
, that the council may, " they
, so desire, refund this money,
, u being Discretionary on
, their part, but that they
, must pay the money to the
, administrator Of H.. q.
, Moore's estate, having had
, their transactions with n.
? 3. Moore alone, and not with
, the hamm Brewing company.
? The city attorney says the
, council has nothing to do
, with the Hamm Brewing
, company, but its business re-
, iations should be with the
, estate Of n. 3. Moore. He
, advises that the council
, should not treat the matter
, from a legal standpoint, but
, from the mere standpoint Of
, right and wrong
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Musicale at Country Home.

Sundays Pioneer Press: Mrs.
Frederick Fl. Snyder will give an in.
formal musicale this afternoon at
her country home, the Crossroads, In
honor of Martin Richardson. the
wellknown tenor. formerly of st.
Paul, who is spending the summer
with his mother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Rich.
ardson. at her summe home, Arcola
on the st. Croix. Mr.. Richardson
recently returned from abroad where
he has been singing I'm opera.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Enjoyed Picnic at sibIey Park.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Smith and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Gun
strom, son and daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. B. Nelson and daughter;
Charles and Theodore Nelson: Ben
Lien and Misses Beret and Mabel
Lien all enjoyed a delightful picnic
at Sibley park yesterday. 1t was
held in honor Of Mrs. z. b. Nelson's
birthday. Dinner and supper were
served by Mrs. Gunstrom and Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Nelson was the recipi.
ent Of many, beautiful gifts.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Weed. End Guests.

Clay Curran and his sister Miss
Mary. OF Cannon Falls. were week.
end guests Of their uncle, DIR. G.
II. Curran. They were joined here
by DIR. Alva Conley Of Minneapolis,
Miss Ora Conley and Miss Richard.
son OF Cannon Falls, and the party
returned to Cannon Falls this after.
noon by automobile.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
From Mondays Daily.
Will Entertain Chairmen.

VIII entertain Chatrmen.
Mrs. j.. w. Andrews will entertain
the chairmen or committees and
the inspection workers Of the Civic
Improvement league at her home
Wednesday at a social afternoon.
Plans for future work will also be
taken up at that time. One OF the
things which will be given special
attention is keeping the weeds OF
the vacant lots.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

d. F. MacGregor of Mapleton was
in Mankato today.
Earl Shoemaker vas the guest of
friends In lie Sueur yesterday.
Attorney II. NJ. Berry of Mapleton
transacted business In Mankato to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Davis are
spending their vacation at Madison
Lake.
Miss Leona Bier has gone to her
home in Sleepy Eye to spend a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Harris, Dorvald
Harris and Caldwell Harris, all of
Duluth, spent Sunday in Mankato,
having made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. r. Wesley and daughter,
Of WstervilIe. spent Saturday in
Mankato. .
Mrs. Schweitzer and her daughter
Rosalia, Of Mapleton, visited In Man.
kato today.
w. w. Fletcher, passenger agent
of the Dan Patch line, was In the
city on business yesterday and to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Walker and
family motored to ST. Paul and
Minneapolis Saturday. returning last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson left
last night for Millelac lake In the
northern part of the state for a
fishing trfa
Rev. Father Hughes left today for
Easton, Mimi. where he win tomor.
row attend a meeting of the Man
kato deanery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Jobst. r. v.
Jobst. and Miss Margaret Jobst. all
OF Peoria, ILL.,, autoed to Mankato
last Saturday.
w. A. Popp and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Popp OF San Jose. CAL. were in the
city yesterday. All left for New Ulm
In an automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Barnaby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Force, all OF Min
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Party at Summer Home.

Minneapolis Tribune: Mrs. J. L.
Hart, 1888 Colfax avenue south, and
Mrs. B. w. Smith, 600 Thirty-second
street west, who are spending the
summer at Lake Chisago, gave a gar
den party at their summer homes at
Russell Beach, Chisago City, on Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. G.
l.. Chesley Of Pipestone, Mimi, who
is their guest. Wild flowers and
wheat were used in carrying out a
pretty decorative scheme.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Hart, who are
up at Chisago for a short time, claim
the record for that lake for this sea-
son, having caught an eight.pound
pickerel on Tuesday morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Enjoyed An Auto Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert schippel and
daughter. Miss Mayme Schippel, re-
turned Saturday night from an auto.
mobile trip TO New Ulm, Morgan,
Redwood Falls, Wabasso. Lander
ton, Sanborn, Springfield and Sleepy
Eye. They covered a distance OF
about three hundred miles and Mr..
Schippel said this morning that they
did not find any road on their en-,
tire trip which will equal that built
by Alec Hansen between Lake Crys'
tai and Lieberag lake.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
{. =. ". Picnic.

About seventy-ive members of the
Equitable Fraternal Union gathered
at Sibley park yesterday for the
lodges annual picnic. A basket
lunch was served and various sports
were enjoyed during the afternoon.
The occasion proved to be a pleasant
one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

Carlos Boynton OF st. Paul was
in Mankato yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
Birthday Party.

A party was held yesterday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Meurer
In Belgrade township celebrating the
twenty-third birthday of their son
Ben Meurer. About fifty guests were
present from Mankato, North Man.
kato and st. Peter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Hart are former
residents of Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

A. L. Strohmeier Of Minneapolis
was in Mankato visiting friends
yesterday. TE
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21
License Granted.

At the meeting of the council late
this afternoon, the license applied
for by Bohnert was granted, Mayor
Meyer voting no. Alderman Lamm
not present.
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2ofal 8eri4t.
Giner 0ersiftuns erlesen.
Grsb. sSorihan hate in einem aniall
BON Welandulie Gift 81 iid
geuommen.

SIN if1btiiden Soipital itarb se-
tern Der 81 Sabre alte goitbeanlte
6reo. 8. &orman, BON yeo. 31O3 Wie'
Senrp gfoao. Mcitiuooo, an BEN Sol.
gen elmer 9ergiitung. Sorman mar IN
Ser Iesten Seit HeIanfcliih uib per'
trieb iit bic 9eit bamit, Selbimloro.
ysoti5en oiissnidJreiben. 9lm Sonntag
febrte Sornlnn gegen 3 llbr Woreens
aus Dem Zienit s.iriif iino mafte ct.
men Defenders nerit0rten ginorud.
Surge 3eit baraui iiel Der Wsann III
einen tiefen ghlai, aus weIden er
jebod plotIih er1padte un6 aus elmer
Sdadtel ELM puIper in ein @Ias NIT
gSaifer idiittetc. Gle es feline Srail
oerbinoern fonrtc, bate Der Mann
ben SsnbaIt geIeert uno brad balo
Ooroui in 3iidinigen aus. Gin ar5r
Iieb ben grfranften nad) Dem itdSti.
iden Soipital idaiien, no er seitern
itarb. Der Coroner ipiioe BON BEN
Borfal in aetntnib geiest.
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9lui iriidlcr Sbat ertappt.

,Sn Der Ra6t gum Sienita9 puroe
elm Mann auf einem, bem Sotel Saps
lin unsrsn5enbcn Dad bemertt. Die
goIiSiiten 9rampte II. Womats, pelz
DE auf ben 9erbdatisen aufmertldm
gsma6t purben. idrittsH CUR 9eI'
baftuna beFelbcn, ipelcher auf gefraa
gen, tpas er auf benz Dad pollte, UNI
unpunben eiRseitanben bo6en iou,
bab sr einsn Ginbr9 in bic Sotei@
simmer perii6en ipplte. Der Ulunn
S.s auf Der qoliaeipa6e ieinsn ga,
men ais Matt 9. 8alton, 27 Sabre
aft an uno piu i'm WiGs SoteI al4
Sausbiener tbGtts ietn. Bel Dem
Burden, tpsI6er porlaufia als pers
bG6tia in Saft 6leibt tpurOen Gin
tre6er 0ertSeuae uno cine SIenbid@
te,ne poraefunhen.
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perioxalsN otises.

9err ausuit 5ellmims bon
Carthage reiit morgen nah gsepyorf
db unb ipirb bort am Samitag auf
bsm 9amburser 0ampfer n4lfsuite
@ietoria" cine auf orsi Wonats bere9s
nete Rsiie nad bem aIten @aterlano
antretsn. Sein nddiies 3iel 1T bic
G tdtte, no feline Diess seitanben. 2ies
penborf bsi Drisien in poien.
aapt. :. 8. De Ma T, elmer Der
Glteitsn Rsdtsanpdlte BON 5amilton
gOunip, ift seitern in Wabaira i'm bos
be. 9lltsr bon 79 Sabren seitorbtn. Gr
binterlGbt bic Witilpe unb bier 4in.
Der. Der Werblidsne bat i'm 83. Obios
Regiment ben Biirsertriss mitsemadt
unb mar als Sauptmann 3uriidses
isbrt. Nad 9eenbiguns bss arieges
ipuroe isin Rseirnent benz 9sobads
tunssbeer am Rio Granbe 5ugstbeiIt
unb Ct itbrte erit i'm Sabre 1866 BON
ariessidauplub surild.
sSrau Marp W eber, esb gor'
broter. lit am W0rsug ibrsn 2ieben
burd ben 2ob sntrifsn iporbsH, Dec
iis I'm utter bon II sSabrsn ereilt..
Die Derbli9eue mar bic Gattin be5
Serrn sTreb. Wensr unb Bel allen, bic
Il. iannten. aea9tet unb seebrt. Die
Beerbisung finbet am Donnsritag
Radmittas bonn 5aufe Der aodter
frau Rieeo 4utenbrod, 623 Weit
GHte StraBe. aug itutt.
sSrau ANNA Sdarbt, ge5.
WaIienborf. fft ibrem Gatten 6er-n
pbilip Shatbt ON Wontaa i'm 5oSe
nadsefoIst. innia betrausrt Don ibren
2isbsn unb 5ablrsiden ssr.unnsn. Die
4eerbiauns finbet am Donneritag
Ra4mittaa bonn 6auie Der S4peiter
frau aena Meier, GIL Riussalb
Strabe, aus itatt.
Grau Tlora 2imberger, eeb.
Gi.nbarbt, 1T aeiisrn fanft biniibers
seidlummert in Elm bsiieres Senieii,
innia 6etrauert BON 4nen. bic ibr i'm
2eb.n nabe aeitanben. Sic bate elm
Utter Don 81 Sabren erreitt unS
iiarb In Der Wobnuna ihrtr so6tsr
frau guaen Groene. 1919 Dine Strd.
&c. Die fterblide Ollie tuirb am
9onnsriiaa Radmitias pon Der Gus
iidD @ilbebdus'iden aapeIle, 1414
Dine Strabe. aus aur ewiseu Ru6e
beifaftef.
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Brad bas Wenif.
Ter gieriabrer 1sranf Gbriit 5os EdD
onrdl cincn Stnr5 BON ieinem
@agen einen @enifbrnd 5n.

Ginen iGben Sob fdnb qeItern
qlbenb Der SO Sabre alte gierfa6rcr
Der Roerlsin 9rauersi 5rant Gbriit,
BON Rp. 1854 WcWliden abenue, mel.
der ii9 bur9 einen Stura bon ielnenl
@ogen einen @enidbru6 su5og.
gbriit befunb iib nit ieinem Wager
auf benz Ssimpeq. dls er bur6 trgeno
einem umitano, peldsr bisieBt no4
ni6t aufsetldrt lit an Der Spring
GrpDe unb 5otpnibip aoenue. bon isi=
nen 0aeen itiirate, gbriit ifluQ 10
ungliitli6 auf ben Sabroamm auf,
baB er ii6 einen 9enidz uno &lnnlas
benbruh su5nq. Der 9erungludte
nurbe mittelit QlutopdtrolDagen
eilenbs na6 benz ftdbtiffsn 6Oipitol
ge6ratt, po Or. 51olbman nur nod
ben bereits eineetretenen Sob feitItei'
len tpnnts, lporaufhin bic 2ei6e nah
Der Waprsue aeidafft purbe. Der
Coroner Or. Toertmeper, ipel6er BON
bem llnfaQ 6ena6ri6tigt puroe, lisb
bic 2ei6e no6 geii6tiguna nad Der
Wotnuna iiberfiibren, unb bat sine
llnteriu6una bes bsoauerIi4en rnfalz
les einaeleitet.
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Dies umb 9aS.

80 6srr 8. 20. 5arris Tanbts &c.
fern 8ursrleiftsr Gpissel siuen gbsd
iiber $25 fit einsn Jonbs gum llns
ierbdIt Der SduHpielplGbe. Der
@iirgermtifter iunbts Serrn Sarris
sin Danti6rsiben su iinb iiberfpiss
ben Gbsd oem ShuIfupsrintenbenten
GonboH.
- Der WSbelbGnbIer Wm. 6,
wprne bon Dapton, g.. iu6ie seiisra
i'm Bnnbtsssridt Inn GinIeitung bsa
Observation-Disclosures nod. Die Der.
binbIi6ieiten fpsrben auf $49. .259 ans
aegeben unb bic gsitdnbe auf $50. 108.
Die iFirma bat $17, ,234 glubsnitdnbe.
bie nittt au iolettitren iparen.
- Die HlnmenbGnblsr DON Gin.
einnnii peranitalsen morssn elm pit.
mic In ben Qublotp aaaoous. Gs finS
arpbe Worrersitunsen seircffen uno
nlIsfId NoIslfpisIe fe1ss auf BEN
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&tnbra@e itno 0iebfdble.

- Cine srobe @n5ablO lOiebjtGble, bei
ipel4en ben Siebsn aniebnlide Gelb.
betrdss unb WsrtbssssnitGnbe In bic
56nbe fielen. tpurben seiteru Der pos
iiaei gemelbet.
= 4us Der Wobnung BON Ben Sen.
netamp. on Der 6. unb Bridge Str,
battle sin 9isb ben getrag DON $3.50
eeitoblsn. Der ginbre6er kbiente
fid bss Sausf6liFels, ipeltSr fir
ben Wil9mann an sinem beitimmten
plab niebsrsslest ipar unb sslanste 10
in ben Sausflur. Bon bier aus ities
Der Dieb bur9 Elm Oberli9tfeniter in
bic Wobnuns bes 9ennetamp elm.
= rad ginI9Lasen elmer Jeniters
I6eibe Der GontorrGume Der Wotor.
Gpele Sales Co.. 2233 Sprins Grop.
2pe., brangsn Spibbubsn in Elm Gins
mer elm, ipoielbit iie bic pulte erbrds
9en u. ben 9etras BON $4.30 ftabIen.
Gin tbsures Riderfen madte
Sobn Ounbam. aus WliIforb. o., an
Der @afsrfront, atpiidsn Der Spea.
more Strabe unb groabpap. Dis
Dunbam aus isinem 9raume ere
ipa6te, tparen feline S4ube, isin @elb
i'm 9etrase Don S1s fotpie feline ubr
peribpunben.
Mittslit zines Ha6i6fiiiIefs
peri6affis iid elm 9ieb 3utrift 5u
benz 2absn BON @iliam Gbriitian. an
Der 5. unb WaInut Strabe unb ent,
psnb<ie ben getros bon $40 aus Der
Resiftrir &aiIe.
- Cine lltr i'm Wsrtbe bon 500
unb $40 in 9nar entipenoete Elm Sieb,
ipeld,er Der Wobnuns bon Gbas. Das
niels. Ro. 321 Weit A. Strabe sinsu
iinerfpiinibtsn 8eiuh abeefattet bat.
- Samuel Shiller, pon Ro. 426
Belts Strabs. be5sidnete Der poliSei
cine ptrion, tpsl1e er perbd4tist, ibm
aus ieiner Wobnung @olbia4sn i'm
Wertbe BON 1915 unS ben Bstrag bon
S25 ssitobIsn su babsn-
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Ser Simmerleute

Gie Situation I'M Streit Der 3im'
merIcitte bat ii6 irlorpeit geGnoert,
SoB begriinoete ausii6t fir cine irieo.
Iide 20iung Der Streitfragen uno
cine geenoisung bes streifs, Der
idon mebr als 5rpei Wonate i'm Gan.
&c it, gu ertuarten iteben. Serr Sbcs.
gl Treece, giSeprdiiOent Der Srid.
luDsrs, WSaIons unb pluiterers Snters
national lluion, traf gcitern bon Gbi-
cago bier elm, I'M 5u oerlufen, ENC
@er6itGnSiaung 5ipii6en ben beioen
Barteien berbei3ufiibren. Gr lit ie6r
uptimiitii6 be3iiglif Oes 9ieiultats
uno pir0 cine aonferer5 5luiiten Den
Streifern un6 bereu slrbeitgebern.
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Maer g4ulD entlaFet.
Coroner Sr. SOertmeper ipridt
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