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The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

nook in the rear of the Court Phar-
macy. DR.. Van Hood, however, has
not only retained his former rooms
but added to them, and now has full
suite of rooms in the Yonge block,
from a handsome reception room in
and operating room in the rear. The
town continues to become more and
more healthy, and the doctors do all
they can to keep people from getting
sick; nevertheless, they seem to OBJ
tain more and more business. which
is another proof that no one should
weary of well doing.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06
.UNCIvIL AND UNTRUTHFUL"

Here is another departure from the
straight and narrow way of conven-
tionality by that derned iconoclast,
Willis B. Powell, who is himself often
uncivil and sometimes truthful
enough to be painful:
The Ocala Star is panied to learn
that Big Bill Donovan, after being
shown the high places of Ocala and
given the glad hand by the combined
forces of the city, located the training
camp for the Yankees at Savannah,
and is quoted by the Savannah News
as saying that Ocala is tank town
and its base ball diamond looks like
what some say war is.
The Star says that Bill is uncivil
and untruthful.
The Sun has no patience with these
Florida communities which are MAX
ing, fools of themselves by paying
the training expenses of these major
league teams, well able to pay their
own expenses.
When Tampa let down the bars
some years ago and paid some $1,000
to see some men cavort around the
old race track, and give exhibition
games that were about as near an ex-
hibition of baseball as could be seen
on Hell's Half Acre, or any other
town lot, Murphy went back home and
poked fun at Tampa in the baseball
journals and sporting news. He said:
"It is easy money, and I'll wager
that other Florida towns will be fall
ing over each other to do the same
as Tampa is doing"
And Murphy was right.
These league teams have to prac-
tice some place, and Florida is the
place. They used to pay $500 to $1,000
for the use of diamonds, and pay THEN
own expenses-but all this is chang.
ed.
Ocala can congratulate itself that
| it did not wish the Yankees on then
city. 1t would have been a burden.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The entire world will watch with
interest the attempt of the Turks to
invade Egypt and either capture or
block the Suez canal. At present, it
looks like the advantage is with the
British, who have 100000 troops on
the ground and the advantage of po-
sition, while the Turks must make
long and exhausting marches over
the desert. But there is no telling
what will happen.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The Star and his other friends re-
gret that Mr.. c. L. Gamsby will leave
next week for Chattanooga, where he
has been offered good position with
one of the big railroads centering in
that growing city. Mr.. Gamsby has
been road engineer of Marion county
for the last year and has done faith
full and skillful work. He still keeps
his home in Ocala, and will visit. his
family and friends as often as bus
mess allows.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Bulgaria is reported to have helped
the Germans by selling them several
million bushels of grain. 1t is evident
that the sympathies of the Bulgarians
are with Germany and Austria, not
because of any dislike of the allies,
but because of the way they were
treated by the Greeks and Serbs. On
account of this, and racial and relig-
ious differences, the Bulgarians now
probably have a greater hate for their
former allies than they have for their
old enemies, the Turks. Bulgaria is
not likely to go into the war, how
ever, until the end. Then, if the
allies win, Bulgaria viii probably
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The farmers of Florida will begin
planting their crops in a few days.
They cannot plant too much corn and
other food-stuffs. The probability is
that every grain will be urgently
needed this year.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Secretary Rooney returned today
from Sanford, where he attended the
fair and the meeting of the State Live
Stock Association. In his mail when
he returned he found letters from
Senators Fletcher and Bryan, Con-
gressrnen Clark, Underwood, Muir
docl,, Gardner and other big men,
showing that the Marion County
Board of Trade is constantly heard of
at tie national capital. us
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

AS soon as it was learned that the
Japanese cruiser Asama was wrecked
on the coast of Lower California,
American cruisers were sent to res
cue her crew. The Star would like
to see American cruisers going to the
help of every Jap warship in ex-
istence.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Whenever that 3O0-mile long bat
tie line on the Franco-Belgian front
breaks, the newspaper men of Am
erica are going to be relieved, nc
matter in which direction it goes
Recording that it has swayed few
hundred yards one way or another
each day is tiresome to the men who
have 20 build headlines.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Mr.. Underwood, in trying to induce
the House to override the PRESIDENT s
veto on the immigration bill made a
remark that he might have taken out
of the mouth of a republican leader
arguing for high protective tariff.
He said ''The question is whether
you stand for the American standard
of living and the American standard
of wages"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06
SECRETARY ROONEY

Sanford Herald: J. ID. Rooney, sec
retary of the Board of Trade of Ocala
and secretary of the Marion County
Fair Association, has been in the city
attending the fair and is delighted to
be in Sanford where he is among
friends and others. Mr.. Rooney is
one of the livest wires that ever
sparked in Florida and is known from
one end of the state to the other.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The immigration bill that Presi-
dent Wilson has vetoed because of
the literacy clause will probably
share the fate of those vetoed by
Cleveland and Taft for the same rea-
son. When three as big men as
Cleveland, Taft and Wilson agree on
policy, it is very likely to be just.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The Star has received the prem
ium list of the annual Polk County
Fair, which will be held at Lakeland
Feb. 22-27 inclusive. Judging by
the catalogue, there will be a fine
list of exhibits. Polk is county OF
great resources, and it is reasonable
to suppose her people will show
them up properly.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The Germans insist that they sunk
the British battle cruiser Tiger in the
recent North Sea fight. The British
declare the Tiger is yet afoat and "a
shooting. The easiest way for them
to prove it is to show the Tiger to a
bunch of American newspaper cor
respondents.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

preventative w. T. Henderson of
the east side is in the city today at
tending to business matters and feel
ing the pulse of the constituents as to
what they desire of him when he
goes to Tallahassee in April.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

1t is reported that the Serbs have
protested against the common error
of calling them Servians and have
requested that it be corrected. It
wouldn't seem that the Serbs cared
very much what they are called, so
they are called in time to be on the
firing line.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Since Mr.. r. E. Yonge has begun
remodeling his block on Fort King,
the bunch of doctors who so long
dwelt there in amicable usefulness is
somewhat scattered. DR.. A. L. Izlar
has taken DR.. Newsom's former quar-
tiers in the Gary block, and DR.. Wal
ter Hood has established himself in q
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

swing an army to recapture Adrian
ople. If the luck is the other way,
the Bulgarians are likely to have
another try at the Serbs, and maybe
the Greeks.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Everything possible should be done
to encourage the boys corn clubs and
the girls canning clubs this year.
They are mCre important than ever.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Many people in Ocala and vicinity
regret to hear of the continued i'll
ness of Mr.. H. H. Brand, now at
Sumter, s. c. He is an excellent
young man, and in the few months
that he lived in Ocala he won a high
place for himself in the esteem of our
people.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

On Saturday and Monday, 18
pounds of sugar for 81, with one dol
lars worth of other groceries, for
cash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. tt
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06
TEMPERANCE LECTURE
AT COURTHOUSE TONIGHT
Orator of National Reputation Will
Make an Address

Make an Address
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock Mr.. Jos. G.
Camp will lecture at the courthouse
from the band stand.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
there will be a mass meeting of all
the churches at the Methodist church
and Mr.. Camp will make an address.
Tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock
Mr.. Camp will lecture at the Baptist
church.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The array of autoes and carriages
on the square this afternoon showed
that the old town is quite live yet.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

Deputy Sheriff Smith is home from
a visit to West Florida.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-06

The best gin rickey in the city is
served at Johnny's Place. 22-6
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2(rbeiter, ob>niert lei<t m> perbreitet >as >Gt>"

in Gbrfurht por Der 6eilisteit Der
Gerihte ouf Dem 8ouhe lieeen 1oll,
eelten Die einfadlten Regeln nottpenz
bigger serihtliher Morol nidt. 9ana
beIonoers Damn niht, penn es ii4
nm Irbeiter ober ibre SrganiIotionen
banbelt. 8o5u aud? 2eute, oeren
Iinan3iele 2eiitunssfdbisteit erldOpft
| lit, penn lie $4,000 9erihtstolten
gu be5ahlen batten, 5dblen in bieiem
2anoe nift peiter.
2on9iam lheint oieIe satIade bod
empfunben 3u iperoen. sd CLAUDE,
oab Rihter, pelhe folhe gnbaltsbe=
Teble erlaiIen, gefdbrliher fir Die Or
better. fir Die 5reibeiten oes goltes
unO seieBIide aegieruns iinO, ols 'irz
geno cine onoere perlon in unIerem
9emeinipeien. OieIe Dirt Ginbaltsz
befehle, ipelhe man gegen bic 9luf=
pdrterinnen erlieb. iino FOLDER Nu<
tur, tpie man lie nur eeeen 4rbeiz
ter ontpenbet. nienuls eegen Sc
f6Gftsleute."
Wlit bieien Worten duBsrte iid g.
u. Sldnoer. Der SetretGr Der sSQi=
nois Staats federation Der Nrbeit,
gu benz 9sidIub pes Ssridtss. Gs
l9eint Elm ipenis longs es6ousrt gu
boben, Biz oiefe Giniidt aGssmein ein=
tehrt. Benn Die Geriate oes Cam
oes fortfahren 10 sessn oie s(rbeiter
uno ihre Srsaniiationen gu tpiiten,
tple Dies in oieIem Sabre ihon seidez
ben lit, tperoen Die 9lrbeitsr i'm aQgez
meinen oa5u trmm, BON ibrer Maat
aIs Stimmseber einen 9ebraud su
MAIDEN, Der ben Jeinoen Der Irbeiter
Die anie id9lotterig ntnhen miro. gu
longe ihpn bnt Die 9eoulo Ser Or
bsi!er aeoauert.
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berousnobmen, gu einem permanenten
ginbaltsbefebl eemaht. Ntht ollein,
oab bieIe HeItaurotionen unb 2unhz
rooms oarin eingelhlohen linb. ionz
bern oieler Ginbaltsbefeblt oebnt iid
auf So Heitdurationen aug unb berz
bietet ben unionleuten, Streifpoiten
uufsuit itenen pber in irgeno elmer WeiIe
oos publitum barouf aufmerfiam gu
MAIDEN, bab bieie Heitauratipnen unb
2un6rooms Jeinbe Der orgnniiierten
Qrbeiter iino.
Der Streif bieIer ausaebeuteten Or
better oauert i9on felt 5ebruar 1914,
uno Ieit Wtai 1914 faleppt man lie in
ben @erihten berum. Die @eridtsz
toiten allein beluufen 1ih auf nabe3u
$4,000 uno als Hihter 8ulonin
entihieo, ouB Die Streiter nodmols
etnen gan5en slus5ug iiber bie pro5ebz
nerbanOlungen bem 0eriht porleeen
minen, entihieben bic llnipnIeute,
Dies niht gu tun, ou ibre 9elomittel
pplItdnois eridOpft poren.
Die geomten Ser Union botten bar
Inn nahseiuht, baB ibre 9lppeuation
gegen RiAter galopins 5eittpeili9en
Gtnbaltsbefebl nah einem unoeren
Riater perlegt tperben iolte, ober
Riater 9olbpin sntI9ieb gegen lie
uno er ielbit lab iiber ieinen sigenen
Ginhaltsbefebl su gsridt. Seine
gntideibung ipar Elm permanenter
ginbdltsbefehl gesen bie Streit in
nod bsbeutenbersm llmfons, oIs ser
por6erige.
Sn feinem 9ulturItaote Ser 8elt
erlasint ss 5uIdiIig, baB ismono in
eigensr Sd6e Ridter lit. Sn 9lmeriz
ia, no ieoer geippbner bes 2anbes
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Ter Der 9niidt, OaB nod oisl msbr
getan iperoen muB. 8ans unfere
Weinung! &ann ober au9 nur ein
ein5iser nit ben 9erbdltnihen, ipie
lie por Ser S4uffuns Der Spra9=
sruppen beitanoen, 8ertrauter, be-
boupten, ooB Die purtei in Der Gage
sepeien pdre, aus ibren Wtittsln eins
au4 nur onndberno 10 trdftise 9siz
tation unter Dem fremoiprudisen
Yroletariat bieies 2anbes gu entail
ten, ipis oas bon Den Gruppen ge=
ihab?
Die Spra4sruppen Ser Spsiali til
ihen Yartei bes Gnnoes iino cine
Ginri6tun9, obns pelher Die io5iaz
liitilhe 8elpesung oes 2dnoes ME
li6eren 9runo bate, peil lie Itets
BON ben Weaen oni itiirmenoer perz
Ihieoennattonaler, nihtipsialiltiiher
9lrbeitermaiIen bebrGnst piiroe. Die
natipnalsn Sprudgruppen iinD oorin
Ben sroben WeIIenbredern 9leih,
pbne oeren Gorbonoenlein mnnh
erober uno oauernoer S9aoen entz
itehen fpnnte.
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Nmerifas &iiltungSiuouitrie.

| bem 8eIellhaft aufgefaltft ,Seood)
mad)tc lid geger Die Ginfiibrung in
ser slrmee beoeutenoe Oppoiition
gelteno, uno europ1ii6e Hegierun-
gen uouten lie. audi niht faufen.
9a ,unrbc plOtiid Grpsicr befor.
! bert, nno jett lpnrOen Wald)ineuge-
mcbre nit Der %erbeicrnng Gru=
iiers milliunen,ueiie gefauft bon
Der Bethlehem 8eiellIdaft. Die
6oIge mar, oaB europdiide Mdrte
ibr 8olo in Die Aoile Shnabs,
Gro3iers uno 8enoIien flieBen lieB.
Die @ereinigten Stuaten alleln
follften iofort fir 9 Wtillionen 9ol-
lars BON Ser GrO5Ierfden Grim
o,lng
Die Iereinigten Stoaten 9tesie.
rling perausgubt i0brIi6 $40 ytll'
lionen Dollars fiir ariegs5lpede,
ohne oab es piele 2eute gibt, Die
niiIen, mas nit Oieien @elo ge.
ld)iebt Ser Eraiioent @ilion nobn
oueroinss fiir5Iif oen Diiulb ie6r
bon, ais er iogte, ooB Der aongreB
eenou ipiiien ioIte, pie uno fir
lpas oas 8elo nlagegeben luriioe.
5rosocm miiien = lpie &ongreB-
lellte beboupte!1 -nod) nift 80
2eute, lpie eigelltlif Die 24O Utillio-
ne1 perullsgabt tperoen. @ie patrius
tiid, Scr HiiItunastrnlt lit, hat er
be,uiejen, inbcm CT Stablplatteu IN
Hnflamo fir 249 Sullars Die Spn-
nc perfanfte nno snslcidJ Den Yer
einiatcn Staatcn fir oieiel6en Elat-
ten GIG Collars abnabm. Seim
slllsbruh oes ipaniid) amerifanl.
lden &rieges lpurcn Die Serren
SrobfapitoliIten bonn Nil'tlmgstrlllt
10 potiotiid), BOB lie Der Hcgierllns
Doourh baIfeil ooB lie einfah 100
Dollars per Smue Tn,5erplottert
ntebr perIougten Sic lpllBten oils
quite 8elh1ftslcute ibre @elegenheit
mobr5lnebmel. 9eliebt man Die
Transaction oe9 NiiitlrngstruIt5 nit
Sen Mfilitirbehr0ben, oann miro
mon finocn, oaB Der Srnit Die 9fe-
aicrnns aan5 in Ocn Sinaern hat,
Tubei fubri5iCrt man IN Rcgle'
rllnaslpcrtltltten 5u Sen balben
Yrciien GaB Dies 0rllno gcnlg
mare sur &er'taatlidung Der 9ii.
Itllnasillollitric leudtct oent Tolfe
oar niht elm. Ifan fam oucroings
nidt non Sen Selltcn, oie bon Sem
helltiqcn Spitem proiitieren per-
lange!l, baB lie oas Spltem an0ern
IoIIen ion0crn ou5 @olt, oa5 Die
Soften 5abIt iollte fir cine Ser
Itoatlihllng cintreten N8lre Der
Niiltllngatr,t't heute bon Der fegie-
rltng perilootlid1t, Damn niirOen
ouh feline @nffen ln0 fcine !Nllli=
tion not) Gnropa ullsgefiihrt luer-
Den. Scr 9iMitunastrnit fennt nur
Gins, hen ErDfit. nno hcuer blIbt
icin @cissn uie nod mic. @ilroe
Ser Erofit fprtfallen, Damn niiroen
bie &apituIiiten oes 9iiiIurngstrllits
uud) fein SSntereIIc al Ben @affen-
lieferllngen haben. Der Trofit fam
uber MIR aus elmer SnouItrie ber-
ausgenomoen merben Durd) Die Ser
Ituotlih,u0. Nattcu bic Hefurmer
uno Urcnnpe 2entid,lanSs auf Die
Spsialiitsu ctluas mchr gcbOrt nno
peren ;Surocrnnacn nadl %eritaatli-
dung fraftig nntcritiist, brand)ten
lie bcutc nidlt st iammcrn. @oIlen
lie obcr III 3ufltnft @aiieuIieierlll-
gen an straightforward perbinoer,,
nil''en lie ali @eritaatIihlmg Ser
&iiltlngsinolItrie brilgen. gincn
anoeren slllslpeg gibt es niht, oenn
elm slppell al oas 8cluiIien Ser aa-
pitaliiten bleibt ltets crfoIgIos, oa
lie MIR cine Earole fenner: Trofit
iiber alleS.
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.@fgcn bic Mrbeitcr.

gu Ser ppllen Spalte Shanbtaten
eesen ois Mrbeiterihuft oes 2anoes,
bic mir ii, IeBter giummer unter ben
leberi9riften: rS4lde ouf Shlas"
uno .No9 eine Shanotat" in Der
Mbieiluns lebie Na4ridten melben
mubten, lit ieitber cine neue ri4terz
liae @erseipoltisuns bon Irbeitern
eetommen. Die Gerihte oes San@
bes iteben itdrter unter oem ginflub
Der politilhen @orsdnse als meld
anoere Gerihte Der Welt. Oas Gr=
itorfen Ser Maht oss 8apitalismus
unb feline INNER riidliatloiere 9err@
ldaft auf allen @ebieten ioaialen 2e@
bens GuBert iih aud in Den 8eridten.
l1nb 10 tpirb es bleiben, big bic her=
anipadienbe politii4e ala1enorsanis
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pIeoerhoIt unternommene 8eriuh
oas erlafene 9erbot oes Siebens be,
aobIe, beOor Tie fir Die ge3d6lunc
Dec 0ohnes gepogen purbs, buIf
miBgliitt. Bier Wphen 3uriid batter
Die 3nehte ser 4upitaIiIten oatei
eine gtieoerlage erlitten uno in Der
oergnn9enen Wo6e pdre es piepsr
10 getommen. penn nitt -
6err Jellinger aus Glep e
Lamb. Der Munn Der iid tets als
9ertreisr bes 0eutihtums in Der 9e=
gislatur oes Stadtss Sbio aufIpielt
uno aud uIs iolaer betrlatet pirb,
Den poltsausb sbeuterii If II,
+ q B gtertgen, nuf i If I,
9 Till gteit unb 9eieB , l.
fsnoen e 2Oblenbarpne sur
$ life 9etom men ~ are. Ser
man 6elIinqer uno Die BON Inn BE-
einfluBten RepreIentdntsn aus Dem
9aniIton Gountp huben bic Sergs
arbeiter an bic & apit a | i
ten pes taotes perrdte n.
Wie Die Ssraarbeiter ouriiber fiibs
len uno pie lie idIisbIih hanosln,
bat WiIIium Green, Snternationaier
SetretGr Ser llniteo lJline Wnrters,
Der Yater be5 nun pernihteten 0ez
isBes, noh on Dem 9lbeno seIugt, on
Dem bie 9tbitinmung in Columbus
srfolgte. Gr ertlGrte: nOisier Stdnz
oal fann npG abgetpebrt iperoen, entz
lpeber, inpem Der Gouperneur b1s
Gallagher GjeleB pstiert ODER ourh
cine Geferenoumlbilimmung. Die BON
osn 9ergarbeitern in Die Wese geiei@
tet lpirO.
rWit Der 9lnnahme bss Gallagher
8eIsses in Der StuotsseieBsebuns lit
Der Tsriua unternommen, Die
$50, 900 9er9nrbetter Sc 8
|Stoates Ohip I'm Elm s E.
Iss su brinsen, fir bas lie
msbr ais 80 Sabre gez
tdmpft baben. 8ein srOberer
Shlog sesen Mdnnsr Der Irbeit uno
ibre 5reunoe lit iemuls bon elmer Be-
eislotur in Der gan5en Geidihte oes
Stoatss sefiibrt poroen. gls oer
Iutor oes 8reen Intiiiebseieses bin
id BON oisier 9lttion oes 9eiesges
buns befonoers enttGufht.
! ~Mus ben 3eitunssberidten 1T gu
| erieben, oaB Senator 5ellins
ger BON GIepelano, oe,
Giibrer Der nReiben be1
Nufien" i'm 6ennt unb ST,
Cincinnati Delegation in
i Sauie in ibrer 9eener
d aft gu ben 9ergor i
term unb in Der llnter It il t
sung ber galaeberbill be
lonoers tGtig eepeie1
Iftno. Die $4,000 gsrsarbeiter I'M
ibre Jreunoe t0nnen oies bon surud
aabIen. Bel ser Nbitimmuna i'm q
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Sddnoung oes Seutidtums.

Die IA W1onnte 0auernoe Qlusipsr.
rung Der &oblenbsrglpertsarbeiter i'm
iiinoOItlidsn SeiIe bes Staates Sbio
1T bsenoet. Im Montag bdben BON
Den $4,000 5ulsBt nod i'm Sample
9e'tdnoenen Irbeitsrn iopiele bic Or
belt auf9enommen, ais momentum in
Cen 0ruben bei6Gftiet iperoen tDnz
nen. Der peitere SeiI niro foIgen,
ipboIo es bic 9rubenber9GltniiIe
mOgIid1 MAIDEN. Die 9lusoauer uno
SpferiDilIigteit Der ausdeiperrten
Sergarteiter lit bon einenl Grfpla Qez
trOnt moroen. Sn oen an Sdm.tag
leBts gDohe in GIepsluno Qb9eI6Ioiz
isnen gsrtrdg huben Die 9ersarbsi>
ter !epiQlgt bstommen. pas lie mi.
Snfrafttreten oes GreengeIsBes for
Oerten: fir Die Sone ungeiiebter, gez
f0roerter SohIe At Gents 9obn.
Die 9ebelIion Der aobIsngruben=
beIiBer i'm iiiODItliden leiIe oes
Stautes Ohio. gegen bas bon Der
StautsIsgisIatur beidIohens 9lntiz
iiebgeies 1T BON Den 9ergorbsitern
Nes 0anbes beIis9t pproer DAB Der
Sampf um Die Seuhtung Oes Gjsietz
3es Elm 10 langlpisriasr selporoen lit,
pon oen armen, in biirftiglten Ser
Daltniien lebenben 8onlenbsrsip
arbsitern 10 i6redlihes gleno err
trassn ipsroen muBts, lit uno bleibt
Elm oauernoer Shdnofled fir Die es=
lpelene oempIratiihe S1srrlGait uno
Die neus republitaniIhs VeripaItung
uno GsisBssbuns oss Stuates Sbip.
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Staotes Sbip am Mittpoh leBte
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entbultene 9erbpt oes Siebens Der
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pamit tpieoer erlaubt uno penn Die
GntIalohsnbsit Der gersorbeiier
nidt 10 srob esmsien lpdre, purbs
neueroinss pieoer alles perloren sez
peien iein. 9lnssIihts oss umitonz
oss, oab bie eeiumte 8epOltsruns oes
Staatss sinmiitis on Der Seite Der
ausseipsrrten 8ersarbeiter seitanoen
uno Dies tpieoerholt botumentiert bat,
lit pieles @oreeben Der 9esislatur
oes Stoatss Sbio iddnoIi4 unD
oufrsiseno.
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aug politiih tatiIaen 9riinoen nih'
baben lpollte. oab Der IrbeiterI4af
bes Stootes elm folder Sdlae II
bas @eidt periebt pirb, pdre BEL
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Der om %. Q(pril ita.tesfunoenen
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Gtoaten unternommene geitationsz
tour tpuroe perleien. Dab bic Sour
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lae banocb an ben unseniiaenoer
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trpffen hatten unb an Der unperseib=
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nidt, baB @enoiie g., Der elm &C.
iuanoter unb popularer goltsrebne1
1T, niht ettpa auh in anoeren Der.
iommlunsen fpreden ipiro; i'm &c
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.iammlungen in oilen partsiorten
ourh bic feline Sour i'm fiibrt, ourh
uus gu empfeblen. Die Houte Be
lpest iich BON Pbilooelpbia nod Nen
g)prt, bon ba ourd einige Srte Nen
Serieps, ourd penniplpania uni
einise Srte gfetp Dorts, burd, Sill
nois, Sbio, Snbiana. Midigan. We
gen Snformatton in biefer Insele
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itorten Mfoht setporpen lit. bab lie
Die 6errihaft oes 3apituls ernitlih
Su beordnsen anfdnst. DAB ou5u oie
llnionbepe9unea alIeiu eetpib niht aus
reibt. miro iest pieoer ettpas raj der
besriffen perben.
Sn Gbicasp ipuroe eesen in,
Garlpfe itebenps Irbeiter uno Irbei@
terinnen nit Snaniprudnabme Der
8eri1te Elm ShIas sefiibrt, Der allein
f6hpn ausreihen ipllte, Inn oie orgaz
niiierte slrbeiteridaft pes 2anbes fir
eine Mbipebrbepesune mpbil gu ma
den. Rihter 9olopin bot Sen Gin
baltsbefebl, ipeIden oie Reitaurations
beiiser &nable, Citing unb poipers
sesen bic WaitreFes Union go. 484