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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-11
STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. Richmond. foot OF Aan ST duly 90 =. ~
Leave Newport News................S:NA u
we AZ, A. n
connects with inain limo steamers leayiae
Norioik Tor New YoI's daily except SUNDAY
i:@ r. NJ. Connections also made by n q
w. Sy-,, p. M.. and c. .. Ky at F. H.
Nlght hne steamers stop at Ciaremont o.
HBnai. ana ers met ~ public conveyance
Virginia NAVIGATION CO. James ki,,,
ey daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Sewp,,,
Ne%s ant AL James River landings Monha,
wednesday, and FSiday at $500 A. ~ Sr.ixa,
ttCsised ior an .aEes kivsr nointE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-11

daily. All trains to or from Byrd Street
STATION stop at Elba. Time OF arrivals and de-
parturss not guaranteed. Resd thu signs
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
Pleasant Surprise.

Tn follrWing nrws item was re.
ceived last week after the paper
had gone 10 press.
On Tuesday eyei ins y ,vember
sixteenth a pleasant surprise was
given \. T. Dean AMI family who
reside ten miles southeast of Jas
per, and who are soon to move to
the Lebanon neighborhood
The evening was spent with mu'
sic and games.
Mr.. Dean and his eslimable fam
lily have resided in this community
only a short time but have mad
many warm f lends They ar.
prominent ;ocially are in church
work, and will be greatly missed.
Oysters were served during the
evening.
TIE guests drparted at late
hour. wishing them success and
happint SIS in their new home.
The following families were
represented: ]. a Probert, c. c
Corder, Sidney Osborne, Guy Nix
on. Gen CartIigHt, VIII Vaugh'
C. C. Alaeo, E ,CInroy, D w
Thoma', w H Metz3er, Jas. lngle
J.. | Corder, d. Citing, E White
Victor Pickering Merle Gardner
II r Cearnal, Jim Conroy, R. q
Earl; also Alexander Keeper, Jer
y E>'ep, Walter Keepp,'s Ruth
Dintaman, Narcissa Keeper, an,
Cliff F.euniken.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
War Upon Pain.

Pain is visitor, to. every homo and
usually it comes quite unexpectedly
But you are prepared for emergency il
YOU keep a small bottle Of Sloan's Lini-
ment handy. 1t is the greatest pain
killer ever discovered. Simply laid on
heskin-nor rubbing required-i it drives
the pain away 1t is really wonderful
Meryin ii. Sol ;ter, Berkeley, Cal,
writes: "Lust Saturday. after tramp
ing around the Panama Exposition with
wet foot, came hodie with my neck so
stiff that l couldu't turn | applied
Sloan Liniment freely aud went to bed,
To my surprise, next morning the stiff
ness had almost disappeared, four hours
after tho second application l was as
good as now y 4l
March, 1915 At.H, l.. Pitts. 25c.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
The Unta xed One.

met hobo in the road
And heard him loudly laugh;
The way his spirits overlooked
Near split his head in half.
why thus rejoice
In merry voice?"
| asked the man vi glee.
"Why, everybody must settle a tax,
And all say the burden is breaking
their backs!
You're taxing the careful and taxing
the lax,
But nobody's taxing metz
His clothes were ragged and his face
Had hunger on it writ,
And yet he moved with airy grace
And fairly seemed to fit.
You have no care?"
| asked him there,
And gaily answered he:
They're taxing the poor and they're
taxing the rich;
The golfers that golf and the pitchers
that pitch;
They're taxing the tailors who sweatily
stitch;
But nobody's taxing me!'
lIo, all you many millioned men
Bent by assessments care,
Behold one happy citizen,
With tangled beard and hair!
While you dig deep
And wall and weep,
Hank to his cadence free:
They're taxing the wicked and taxing
the pure;
The drivers that kill and the doctors
that cure;
The halt and the blind they are taxing,
it's sure;
But nobodys taxing met
john O'keefe in the New York
World.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
S1OO Reward, $50

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that Is
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires u constitutional treat
ment, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken. in,
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system; there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
nature in doing its work. The proprletors
have so much faith in It's curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t falls TO cure, Send
for list of testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, f5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
Where Dairymen Can Save.

y great saving in the cost of
feed for the winter could be made
if feeders would make it their bus
mess to buy tight. One of the
most eXtravagant practices is that
of sending the team to town every
little while for a few sacks or even
a load of one kind of feed or anoth-
er. The farmer, dairyman or
breeder who is a business man
figures at this time of the year
how much feed will be required to
last his herd all winter. He watches
the feed market, he secures prices
regularly on various feeds best
adapted to use With those he has
on the farm, and at the proper
time, or when he can buy cheapest,
he pla ices his order for car OF
feed, or il his herd is small he or
'ers a mixed car containing two OF
three different feeds. In doing
this, lie not only buys his feed or
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1916
Almanac,

The Rev. Irl r. Hic'is 1916 Al
manac is by far the finest, largest
and best ever before printed The
Hicks storm and weather forecasts
for 1915 again have proven their
truth and value. and this splendid
Almanac for 1910 should find its
way straight into every home and
Office in America. The Rev. IrI R.
Hicks Magazine, Word and Works
and his unique Almanac should
always 90 together, both for ONLY
one dollar year. The Almanac
alone is $50 prepaid. Send to
Word and Works Publishing Com
pany, 34oI Franklin Ave, St.
Louis, Mo.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
ZION
be- rnN COOS CREEK GlnLs.


Carl Ballard and wife spent
Thanksgiving with the latters par
ents, Joseph Powell and wife.
Ross Mcconnell and wife enter
tanned Thanksgiving, Will Strecker
and family, Herschel Radtord and
family, Dan Johnson and family
and Miss Elsie Queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Radford
spent Sunday at Fred Strecker's.
Lonnie Strecker and wife and
Carl Ballard and wife were guests
of Jessie linn Sunday.
Trent Percy and wife spent
Thanksgiving at c S Johnston's
Misses Geneva and Kenyon Hub
bard spent from Thursday until
Sunday at Lamar
Judge and Mrs. II. o Earl
entertained their children at a
Thanksgiving dinner.
e. Z. Hubbard and wife and
sons John and Paul spent Sunday
al Oud0e ioSela 3.
Dan Johnson. and family spent
from Thursday until Sunday with
relatives in this neishborhood.
Rudolph Weis spent the vacation
with his cousins,ri John and Paul
Hubbard. rg rl.
About IS young people Of His
neighbothood surprised Earl Keith
and his cousin, Harry Rogers of
Webb City. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Keith Tuesday night.
Mrs Robert Wolfe's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff OF Carthage,
spent Thursday at the formers
home.
Joe Aylor Of Kansas City, Ben
Aylor and Miss elena War than of
Webb City visited with kerrick's
Thanksgiving.
Fred Isennann and wife visited
Mike Isenmann and family Thurs
day.
Mrs. Peacock and daughter
Georgia of Medoc visited over Sun
day with Fred Kerricl and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T Lear and
daughter and Misses Laura and
Althea Armstrong spent Tuesday
afte moon at Alex keith's.
Miss &c ia Mackcy, Roy Mackey
and Mrs John Carter motored t.
Carthage Wednesday morning.
Hazel Foster spent Wednesday
night with Hazel Carter
Harold Schoolcr spent Thursday
night With Floyd Thomas.
Velma Mackey spent Thursday
night wi h Flarence Strattor.
Mis- w. l.. Carter and family
and Clarence Keith and family
spent Thursday at Avery Fosters
Miss Edyth Scissor 81 en- Tues
day night with Hazel Carter,
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
Coughs and Colds are Dangerous.

Few of us realize the danger of Coughs
and Colds. We consider them common
and harmless ailments. However ststis-
tics tell US every third perosn dies OF q
lung siiment. Dangerous Bronchial
and Lung diseases follow neglected
cold. As your body struggles against
cold germs. no better aid can be had
than DR.. Kings New Discovery. Its
merit has been tested by old and Dung.
In use over as years. Get bottle to-
day. Avoid the risk of serious Lung
ailments. At II. f. Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
Hogs
Farm implements

7 horsepower St Marys easolin
engine, Mccormick binder, Nc COR
mick mower, Moline cornp anter,
New Century riding cu'tiva,or
Brown walking cultivator. Ho ,si=r
grain drill. Blue Ribbon cultivator
Osborn hay rake. II inch Good
Enough su'ky plnw. tanning iuill,
8 breaking p'ows-6 inch. u inch
and IA inch. garden cullivator. 2
farm wagons, surrey. buggy, road
scraper, 80 gallon kettle, 4 section
Glidden harrow, 3 section Glidden
harrow, saddle, sets work har-
ness, set single harness
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02
Flowers and Nursery Stock.

! have all kinds of flower plants
and am also agent for the Old Re
liable Nurseries at Mount Hope.
See me for your plants and nursery
stock.-W. II. Hagcr. AZ
The Jasper news., 1915-12-02

prices and carload freight rates.
When winter comes, he has a
mighty comfortable feeling, for his
silos and haymows bulge and his
corn cribs and grain bins overflow
with home grown feeds, and stored
away in safety is an abundance of
just what he needs to feed with
the food he has raised.
Instead of being compelled to
send a man and team over bad
roads to town every little while, he
has them at work hauling the
manure to the fields daily and do
ing other chores at the time they
should be done. More than this,
the food he has been compelled to
buy has cost him from FIVE to fifteen
dollars less per ton than though he
had put off buying until the price
took on winter proportions.
This year the dairyman, especial
ly in the corn belt, should give
thoughtful consideration to laying
in winter supply Of protein feed.
There will be much soft corn to use
and this will be of carbonaceous
nature. If he has raised alfalfa or
clover hay he is fortunate, for it
will help to balance his silage and
soft corn. If he has only timothy
hay and slower, he will be compell-
ed to buy quite heavily of protein
feed. A great abundance of alfal-
ia hay has been raised this year
west of the Missouri River but it
has been hard to save on account
of the wet weather. However,
there is no doubt that it can be
Sc cured in carload lots or in the
form of alfalfa meal or molasses
feed at prices which will enable
most feeders to dispose of their
timothy hay on the market in sub
stitution for it.
A peculiar condition exists
throughout the south.
Cottonseed meal is higher in
price than it has been for years at
this season. One reason for this
is that southern farmers have been
asking too much for the seed for
the mills to make any profit. con
sequently many mills have not
been buying, The heavy crushing
of seed begins about the middle Of
November cottonseed meal should
be cheaper than it is at the present
time. However. less cotton has
been raised this year, and the feed.
er can hardly expect the meal to
be as cheap as it was last year.
On the other hand, ocean freight
rates are 80 per cent higher than
they we're last year, so that, with
the existing higher prices on this
side, less cottonseed meal should be
exported and this will prove COM
pensating factor.
Linseed meal is also high priced.
so that the feeder will need to use
even more judgement in securing
his protein feed than is customary.
1t is reported that there is an am.
pie supply of corn distillers died
grains, and those who have never
heretofore tried them would dc
we'll to look into their merit
Commercial mixed feeds are
being favored more and more by
feeders of dairy cattle. State law:
now govern very closely the quality
of these feeds and compel them tc
be equal in feed value to ,hei,
guaranteed analyses, There is {
distinct advantage in using gooc
mixed feed, in that the purchase
of a carload eliminates the nee
essity of buying either mixed ca
of other feeds or several carload
at time 10 secure the advantage
of carload rates.
More than tlis, many OF tn
manufacturers of mixed feeds nov
employ chemists and turn out food
stuffs that are very uniform-mucl
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-27

teinc @obltatell lon0ern 9lrbelt llnO
Teroienlt perlangen, cmpfabl Die
Ionpcntion, OnB fir mittelloie sr-
beitsloie 2ogierb1liier eiugeriftet
meroeu lolen uno ltellte lid, oobei
mlf oen StanOpllntt Der ySeilsor-
NEE" uno dI,nliher d)riltliher Sum
bugs 8eiellld)aitcn.
SSrn lpeiteren murocn HcIolltio.
zen angenommen sl 8unlten ciner
Itrengcn llnterild)lng Ser Gait
lano" &ataltrophe uno 81 @im.
ltell ciaes 8eIebe:, Gltrh iprIhes
cen 3fpiloicnlt- -slngeltellten Sic Sr-
gonilationsfreiheit gelpubrt miro.
Zen Snternationalen Saoies Gar.
mcnt @prfcrs lrurbe onsgiebige lln'
tcriiiitung in ibrcn Sample per-
iproten uno Die Sdaiflulg elmer
9unbes- -Sanoelsinarine befiirlportet,
anllatt neue ariegsid1iiie 5u bauen.
@cgen oas &erbot, BOB 3ipil-
bienit plnseitellte lid, OH poliii-
lhel SclDegltllgell illn1 pefelit9el
hiirien, muroe Elm. Eroteit einaelegt
unb cine slnsahl gcrinafiiai9er
Gmpfeblunsen Der grcfutipc anse-
nonlren.
Cine iebr entId,icoene Stelluna
imlrbe segen sic Terlrenouns bon
ShieBbpIben uno Eripatbeteftips
aegen Streifer eingenommen. Die
9tamcn Der Teteftip @eentl!ren.
,uelhc Sen &opitaliiten bieie pro-
feliionellen Totld,loger liefern, mlr-
hen perIcien. Sn Glcnclono beiin.
oen iih: Burton Gctectipe slgencn,
H. 5. Goot slgenep (allh nGoots"
cber ~8od," genannt), Secret Ser
rice Company, Gon'olioateo Moml-
featuring Gonponp, Manufacturers
,Snfprntotion gureau GcmpnNt]
(aud ols Surner slgcncp befannt),
(Gctcftip Gooh mar es a:tdL Der
nit SaSnipeftpr 2oebl oas 8omploti
anitiftete, ipeIdes Sen Streitfiibre,
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Nmerifaa Teoeratiou Of 9abOr.
0egen inbnitriele Organizations form.

San sSranci5co, %. 9tor. Ss;1
Den lesten brei Sagen bat Die Son.
pention nit ibren prnftild,en 9lr.
beiten begonncn Die ober niht iebr
ltarf bonn 8eilt bes Sortid,ritts be,
lcbt lino.
Cine langpierige Tcbotte ent-
fponn lid, iiber Die bette Srganiin-
tionsform, ilno babel nllrbe bcrpor=
gebobcn, Dob oie 1egenpartigcn
Sormen unb Metboben nidt mcbr
hent Seitgeiit entipredcn.
Sie biesbesiiglide Heiolution,
melhe elm &oritee pcn ~ Ecrioncn
norliebt, lpuroe Don Sen Te!egotell
.Sreo g. Bourne unb Shonlas Gnn
Sebr bon oen Wtaidini'ten pertei-
bigt. peihe lid oaoin dllSerteu, oob
Die ieincr5eit in Hod)elter aefaBten
SeldlilIie oo6 unmoglid fiir alle
Gnigfeit binoenO iein iplltcn uno
cs on Der 3eit lei, Sdritte 5u tllil,
INN oic bcitn1oglife ORGANIZATIONS
form SIT finoen.
slber Erdiioent 8on,pers fono es
fir notig, cen Soriit allI5usebcl
llno iib 5u 8uniten Ser Hohelter-
@eitliiiie enereiid) in Die Sd,ron-
fen 81 perfen. uno 10 blieb oenn
ulles biiblh beim alten.
@cgen sic Sinrihtung oes Mrbei.
terfiibrers s. 9illitrom II, l(tub
iuar bereits leste @ode cine Yro-
tcitrelolution angenomnlen rno be-
ihlollen morbcn, Sen 8ounerneur
bon lltab 81, eril,den, Siaitrom ei-
nen neuen Ero5eB 81 eetpdbreil.
@etreffs bes @rbeitsIoien Erob-
lens muroen Iange Gebatten ge-
fiibrt, uno ihlieBlih tpuroe cine
Heiolution angenomlnen, oie BON ei-
aer 9oIl:na oieles iebr mid'tiecn
Troblems iebr melt entfcrnt lit.
Srot Ser ginpGnbe bon Sol. Gan.
non, einern 8ertreter Scr Sd,rift-
ieser-llnion, 0aB bie @rbcitsIoien
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ysoh Dem Gerbor fnno cine Wai-
ienperianmlling Der Streifer ltatt,
in ipelder GenoHe Senep cine flare
Darlegung iiber oas &omplott CAB
uno 5ugab, oaB er ipobl llnporlid-
tig, aber nift ilnebrlid) gebanoelt
habe. Ger 8cifnG, lpeIhcr ieiner
anIprabe bon ben 3uborern 5liteil
muroe, 5eigte, bob lie nab mie Dor
poaes @crtrauen 5u linn beiisen.
2ogan, Br1iioent ser Union, uno
Wosler, &ebofteur oes yg1o", biel-
ten ebenfaas slnlpraden in bieier
Ger'am1nlllng. Sic ermlnterten
Die Streifer gum trencn 9lusbarren
IN ibrem seredten Sample uno er-
mabnten iie CUR 8oriift gegen
Spione, bic iid in lire &reiic id,lei-
d)en nnb lire 0eIpradH belauid)en.
0ieier Gorfaa 5eigt aberlnals,
nit ipeld) ihanbIihen lfitteln Die
9eItrebungen Der glrbeiter, cine 0ei-
Ieritcllrng ibrer Gage berbei5ufiib-
rem, bon ben &npitalilten unb ibre1
Selfersbelfern befGrnpit perben.
Solhe 6dQe iollten aber oob ge-
eignet iein, oen oenffabigen glrbei-
tern Oie 9lugen 81 oifnen mo Tie
neranlaiien, iiber Die rihtigen Wit-
tel nnb 8ege naf5uoenfen, Die &C.
eignet linb, ben @erfSellgen Ser &d-
pitaliiten bas idnlllsige SanOpert
5u legen. Sic nliiIIen ooruuf be-
Iteben, BOP lolde Geteftip-9 -9leentu-
rem, Die Sofipibel IN bie 6eiben ser
slrbeitcr Srganiiationen ienoen
llno profeilionelle glrbeitermoroer
Den &apitalilten sllr Terfilgung ltel=
len, allfgebobcn Deroen. 9lber iu1e
fonnen Dies Die 9lrbeiter erreihen2
Goh MIR Damn, ipenn Tie politiIfe
.nad)t beiiten, iperoen lie i'm Std11oe
lein, Die eenannten 9eteftipss slgen-
tllren llno nnocrc Observation-Disclosures
| Terbilnoete Ser &apitalilten i,nIh0o=
lid 5ll MAIDEN. Gielen Oeteftip,
9lgentllren lit fem Dittel 5u ihleht,
iuenn es gift, ben 9lrbeitern in ihren
| aanpfen SinberniiIe 5ll bereiten,
pie aus folgenber 3uihrift, Die BON
elmer bieIer slgentllren OH bielige
6abrifanten gei6idt ipuroe, berpor-
gebt. 0as Shreiben loutet:
y@enn Sic 9lrbeitcrtru6eI hohal
lollten, neshalb engagieren Sic
nidt itnlere Gienite, inDent Sic ei-
ncn bon unicren @ertrauenslcltet,
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ais 9lrbeiter in Sitter 5obrif on.
Iteuen, Ser Sbnen Die GerbGltniiie
beridtet, Sbnen nidt nur s(rbeits,
information liefertss ionoern oud
3eitperseuoung unos alle llrresel-
mdBisfeiten, ioipie iiber Sbre erse-
benen uro auffduigen 9lngeiteaten
8eribt eritattet.
n6erner eorantieren mir Sbnen,
oaB mir ourb uniere Sienite Sbre
Observation-Disclosures ooer Streif5
breben fonnen. sli,b liefern mir
@Gbter, Sbr gigentum 5ll i6iiten,
rno Mdnner, ole Die GlGBe ser
Streifer einnebmen fonnen.
Gs fonnten bie Arbeiter, penn
lie einigermaBen ein politiider Sat
tor in unierer itdotiihen ooer itoat-
lihen Gerlpaltllng lem piiroen, oem
Sreiben iolher Mgelth1ren elm Gnoe
MAIDEN. Wiit Nrotelten BET Mapor
@afer ober @puperrei,r g8iuis, lpie
iie bon ser Glepelan6 federation OF
Sabor beablibtist iino, miro niht
piel erreift, 10 large feline politi-
lde Mabt babinter itebt.
Wenn aber 8ertrcter ser 9lrbei=
ter, gepoblt aIs &anoiooten elmer
lnabb1naigen politiihen slrbeiter-
portei lpie es bie So5ialiltiihe Iar-
tel Ser Ser. Staoten lit, bie it1oti=
ide sominiitration ip SGnoen ia.
ben, nie es in Wifmohfee lrno Sd]c.
nectaop Der sSaa mar, Damn miro
Dem llnbeilpollen 9reibc1l inldel
0eteftiu Igentliren id)neu cir
Gnoe gemod)t. limo ielbIt in StGo
ten ipie in Gbicugo, no MIR 5pe
io5inliitiif)e slrbeiterpertreter in
Staotrat lisen, ipur es MIR oie'el
5ll peroanferL Dob Die profciiionel
len Sotlbldger, oie bon elmer Te
teftip=M =Mgentllr oen &leiber ,Sabri
fanten iplbrenb bes eegenu1rtieel
Streifs ibrer 9lrbeiter Nlr &erfii
gung geltellt wuroen, iuieocr 5uriif
Ge3ogen nerben mi,Bten.
@eroen bie ltreifenoen @rbeite
Der Sheo &lnbb So. nno bie Slr
better Glepelanbs i'm olgcmeillel
aus Dem 2oebl SalI sic rihtigel
Sebrell 5ieben? Ierben Tie 5ll
Giniift fommen oaB es bohIt
,3cit lit, baB lie nidlt mir inouitriell
ioroern alld) politiid) cine geidloi
iene FbuIanr gegcniiber ocn feino
lihen, fupitaliltild)cn SrsouiIatir
nen biloen niiiien?
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Der Stabtrat bat in ieiner
lesten Sibuns bie Relolution Wlez
MpcIans. mslde perlanst. bab ieitens
Der Stoatsbeb0rben cine Rebuttion
Der Eelepbonraten perfiist perbe.
einitimmis ansenommen. llno babel
miro es aud, auf lanse 3eit hinaus
bleiben.
slm Iebten Oienstas traf bic
Jreibeitsslode auf Der Giidtebr bon
Der Wsltausitenung in Grisco nah
pbilaosphia, bier Elm uno purbe
nsbrsre Stunosn i'm Safe @iep part
su Ghou eeitellt. Gs batten iiA
Iebr piele 8eiuher, hnrunter tauienbe
BON @hultinberu Sur 8eiidtisung
DER Aeliquie aus ben Jreibeitstriesen
einaetelIt.
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Giu i9duoll9es aomplott.

cine aenaue llnterlu6ung 6es Sal
les por5unebmen. Der Wapor 90
gerte 5lerlt, muBte ober idlieBlib
nohaeben, als ibns bebelltet nllrOe,
boB 2oebl lif elmer groben Eflihts |
perlesung ihulbig genadt babe, Die
Del feinem ltdbtilhen 9eamten ge'
oulbet perbeu biirfe. &onmilidr
6cnelIep batte 2oebl uno Hippid) |
ouigeioroert, ibre Meiignotionen ein-
2lrei6cn, boh peigerten iid biele
,Wulter- -9eonten" ibre ihonen
>Stellnngen allfsllgeben.
Ias Gerbor Dor Dem Wtapcr ge-
ltaItete iid] auberit intereliant. gs
mnr otgenideinlid, bob 9afer
S5errn 2pebl 5u ibiiben l,,htc. Ser
Wopor gab 5u, baB SnIpeftor Soebl
lid, inoisfret benon,mcn babe l!nO
es ein SSebler bon ibm mar, lid, NIT
Geteftip Goof) 5ll perbiinoen. St
lngte uld1, baB or bon Der l(ni6ulO
Seneps iiber5clgt lei rno baB bieier
old) iuoDl nift bie Otad)t bate, ben
Streif 81 beenbcn. SoebL Der bon
0en Sertretern Der prgonilierten
slrbeiter, 2ogan llno MuIlep, in elm
ibarfes &reu5uerbor genommen
iplrOe, sebrallfte idlieBlid) Die
slusreoe: rGaB er aus reinem $50
triotismus lid, 5u oen gemeinen
Streid) bergab.
Soier loBt lid Ser Sprllh: vGab
Hotriotisn1ls ser Sedmantel gur
pieler Shurfcreien Iei" trefflih an
menoelt.
9pgan frllg 2oebl, meld)e Motipc
i'm bemogen, cine lolde ueroudtioe
Holle in ser Strcif 9lngelegenheit
an ipielen, lno 9oebl untlportcte:
sd banoelte I'M sSnterelle meis
ner 0on0slellte, on ih annahnl, 0aB
bie 2elltc BON slgenten ser oiterrei-
hiib llnearilhen Jiegierl,ng slln1
Streif perleitet ipuroen. Sd pollte
5eigen, bab i'd elm gutter amerifa.
niiber 9irger lmo bereit bin, ie-
oer5eit meine Eflibt 5u erfiillen".
| gs lit niht pabr, BOB mir Serr
1beooor aunos $4,000 fir n1eine
9ienite aIs Streifpermittler offe-
riertc."
Mapor Vnfer mod)te basu Sen
&onlmentor, onb Soebl BON ieinem
patriotiihen 8efiibl lid 81 elmer
llnbeionnenhcit binreiBen lieB.
@oro,f 2pgan iebr treffeno cr-
lpiberte: rSa,uubl, seluiiie Scmtc
neriibcn irscnh eime SdJanstat mnO
idnucnfcm oaun bas amerifaniid)e
Banner! 0oebl lofte Senpep llnter
iallhen Toripiegelllngcn sll Der
4onfercns lno lppllte i'm ST einem
eemcinen &erbrehen berfiibren.
9fippid, lit Elm besabltes @erfScitg
ser Oetcftip M9entnr. Solde
@urlhcn fDnnen oof nidt ldnger
elm itiotilhcs glmt befleioen!, Scrr
Wfopor", ihloB 2ogon. gofcr er-
irrioerte, oab er Ieine gntIdeionng
idriftlih obgeben meroe
Die Tertreter Ser organilierten
Irbeiter lperbcn MN mobr1heInlid]
sic @eboroen oufforoerll oas olnfle
Srcibcn ser Good)- -Tcteftips Igentul
etiuas naber 5ll belel!d)tcn. sllld
molten iie @olperneur Sillis erll,.
den, oie 2iaens Ser slgentur 81
, pioerrufen.