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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08
museum Visitors

The following visitors are among those
registering Wednesday at the State mu'
scum:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Webster Scott Boston
Cant. and Mrs. S. S. Banks, Deer Isle
Elizabeth A. Bellmore, National Home
,Ir and Mrs. G. f. Mills, Portland: H. A
Johnson, waterville; Mary Cyr and her
bert Cyr, Old Town; Mr.. and Mrs. ;. f.
Wetherill, Boston; Mrs. NJ. G. Burns, "a
dukah, Ky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08
Renominated as a Member Of Maine
Highway Commission

Mr. Peabody is native of New
Brunswick, As years of age and moved
to Houlton when but IA years of age.
He was educated in the public schools
and Kicker Institute of that place He
served the town as selectman in 1905
to 1912 and in 1914 and 1915. He is a
trustee of Kicker Institute. a Mason.
an Odd Fellow. has been chairman Of
the Aroostook county Democratic COM
mittee, has held various other Offices
and is a member of the firm of Donnel!
g. Peabody.
Other nominations made by Gov. Curtis
and posted at the executive department
under date of June were as follows:
Fish wardens-Daniel H. Ham. Gran
berry Isle; F. B. Johnson, Stockton
Springs.
Agent for prevention of cruelty to ami
mals-Ray H. Badger Pittsfield.
Justices Of the peace-Charles NJ. Stew
art. Bangor; NJ F. Chick. Clifton; Will
liam G. Sherman, Scarboro. P. Q. Cor
ham. r. F. D. Q
Notaries public-Roger A. Putnam.
York. P. O. York Harbor; Walter H..
Downs. So. Berwick; Charles M. Stewart.
Bangor: Michal A. Fruh. Portland; Phil
Zip L. Card, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08
Highway Com. Frank
A. Peabody Re-appointed

Frank A. Peabody of Houlton. mem
her of the Maine Highway Commits
sion, was on Wednesday nominated bv
Gov. o. c. Curtis to succeed himself.
His first appointment was on April 5,
1915, to succeed Chairman Lyman H..
Nelson of Portland, whose resignation
from the board became effective on
June l. 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08

q. 1916, at Augusta; providing that fed
eral funds are available for that purpose.
The Coast Artillery Corps will assemble
on July II to July q at Portland for the
coast defence exercises: providing that
federal funds are available for the pur-
pose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08
A Prosecution

Fish and Game Warden z. P. King OF
Skowhegan reports the payment OF me
of SIS by George Newell of New Portland
for having five short trout in his possess
sion on Michael stream
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08
National Guard

It was announced on Wednesday by Ad-
iutant General George Mel. Presson that
the infantry camp Of the Maine National
Guard would be held from Aug. "A to Aug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-08

of State
Place Herbert Gnne of Union Ticket for Nomination
Register Deeds CountyHghway Commissioner F. A.
Peabody Reapponed Muster at Augusta Aug 23Coast Ar
ery Exercises July 1928 at PorandPublc Utilities Decisions
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Girard's Death Own Fault.

The Public Utilities Commission has ran
dered a decision In the matter Of the &C.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
LOUISVILLE RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-selling; 2year-od maiden colts
and gsldngs Ave and one-hAH furlonSs B:re
BsrnHck. liz lShannon), 5000, EI3O Slo, won;
Ben Hampson. 100 M. Gamer, 800 $50 SEQ
Ord Apple Jack III Connolly, $40, third. Time
OS IS County Court Rutland Arms Tuck James
g. and shmstone also ran-
SECOND RACE-Seiing; 3year-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yards DidIusion %
tHOagl, SAD, $50. $50. won: Louise Paul, lol
lLaPsile), $40, $50, second; Surprising lo6 CAI
Garner). 2.ce. third Tine. l:t5 rs Margaret L,
Gold Color and Water Warbler also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selng; Syear-oIds and upward ;
six furlongs. Nobleman, Ill NIurphy), $40, $40
$40, won; Primero lO3 lstearns), $50 SD. SEC
ond; Kootenay. l6 tHOag). $50. third. Time l:l3
Big Fellow and Hawthorn also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse; 34yearold,; Sx sr.
longs. J. J. Murdock. III (Keders, $50, $50,
H.7o. won; Typhoon. lo2 tstearnsl, lp $50
second; Milestone. los Callahan, $3.50. third
Time. liz Is. John W. Klein, Sun God, Pocki-
chOo and John, il, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; 2year-oid hnies: Eve and
onehah furlongs. sisasa- lO4 (PhflHps). $3.50
so A3, won; Fan G., lO1 CMurphy). $500
$50, second Sun Flash, l04 CConnollyl 500
third. Time. IM 35. May W, Mary Belle and
Dahlla also ran
SIXTH RACE-Sslling; 3-year-olds apd upward :;
mile and seventy yards. Polly H, IOi uITly)
NL6O $50 SEQ won Mabel Dulweber, lO6 Muir
ply, $40, $50, second; White Crown, Jos (Uruu-
bETu. $50. third. Time, l:S45. Roy, George
Roesch and Lady Worthington also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Nfile and 4 sixteenth; Jaw
Bill, ia tMurphyl, slO. 4D. second; Galway, Ill
on. Gamer. 800, third. Time, i55. Manager
Mack, FirSt Degree, FsIlowmsn and Commauretta
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
DoRvAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Conditions; 2year-oIds. toaled in
Canada; purse, 500 five fuTIongS Captain B., 10
lBelD, $40, so SO won; silk Hustler. u3
tRObinsonl. 50 $50. second; Lady Betty. lO3
Ward $3.50, third Tine, lO4+5 AdomaL
Mayora, Gay Life. wishawAy. True Shot, and
SECOND RACE-Conditions; maiden ayear-oIds;
purse $500; six turlongs. Captain Ray liz Robin
som. $40. SEQ. S2sO, won; Hazelnut, liz Ward
$50, g %, second; Berthier. 100 "a Collins, $50
third. Tine. III Is. Little Dot, Madtour. JAYNE
n K. Beal. and Starter also ran.
purse. 500; mile and twenty yards. Miss Waters,
lO6 CMermee). $50. s. 50, $40. won: BlAckford, Ill
Watts, SO, S 10. second; Pin Money lO6 UIyke)
$40, third Time. LA. King Tuscan. Mnda. Mr..
Mack, Rusty Coat. and River King also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ages; purse s6oO;
dx furlonsS Water Lady, lOs G5ke), $40. $40.
out. won; najan. 100 "a COlIinsl SO go out sec
ond; Kewessa, 100 tHary). out, third. Time, lis
Bondage Billy McGee. and Top o the Morning
also ran. Water Lady and Bondage Arthur entry ;
Billy Niece and Top o the Morning, Powers-Tyres
Entry
FIFTH RACB-Claimins: selling handicap; ,
year-Olds and upward; pIrse, 500; mile and a fur
long. Col GuteIus iCe tNIerimee1 SON, $50,
3 %. won; Prince Philisthorpe. lO9 CThurber, SeD
80, second; Cadenza, llO Iykel, s. 90 third. Time
l5s Is DoIina and Little String also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; 3year-olds and upward ;
purse, 500; six furlongs. Black Frost, los 1Ske)
$40, AD $50 won; Harold Ill CThurter) 81
g 50, secund: Be lis (Schsmerhorn) $40 third
Time, 1881 Is. Boneus First. MarTery, Ratina
GainsbOrough and Sinai also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; 3year-ohs and up
ward; purse, 500: six furlOngs. Irish Heart 100
lMcDermOtt), $3.50 $40 5000 won; Colors ll3
Ward, S3 90 $50, ssoond; Minstrel, LIS ISkeJ
cluse, Ap1sa, stonington, PAymAster. and Gordon
also raE
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse; 2year-olds; maiden hIies
Ave and One-hGf turlOngs. Siguorctte. 10; In
mense no. Snodwuft, lO; Sunhonnet TO- AieIinra
llO; Latonia. 10; Miadi Anne. 10; Gold Feather,
10; Hester Smith. 10.
SECOND RACE-5ysar-olds and up; six FUR
longs Bean spllsr lO5; 'HA Penny, loS; Lock.
land. lo3; stephen R., lo5; Brizz. lo5: NJ Burt.
Thurman, lO6; san Vega, los; Edie Delling los
Worlds Wonder. lOS; Old Bob, lOs.
THIRD RACE-Handicap, 2yesr-olds; Ave and
ono-hah furOngS; Seminole King, n; Judge Young
lc2; Sol Gilssy, lO6; Walter II. Psarcs lo6; Basil.
los: Cudgst, los: Auriga Ll6; Berlin lls
FOURTH RACE-HAndicap, 3year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Roscoe Goose. lI2; Hodge u6
Vogue, u6; Coming Tower, III; Hank ODay, lZ3.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and upward
six fudougs. big To Do, ~ Old Charter. lO2i
Msljer lO2; 'MorristOwn, los; Transportation, lOs
HArWood. -os; LAnghons. Ill: Cash On Delivery,
n; Blly Joe. Il; Col. MArchmunt. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-PUrse; 3year-olds and upward
mile and one sixteenth. Floral Park, los; Sleeth,
lO9; SGmnel K. Meyer. lOe; Almeda Lawrence, lO9
ToWsy. lds; budapest le.
SEVENTH RACE-Senins; 4year-olds and up
ward; mile and one-siXteenth. MARJORIE D.. lO2
Yallaha, l04; Allen Cain, lOi; Miss Kruter los
Jessie Louise. lT; Waterproof. 10; Miss Fannie
10; Reno, no. Syrian. III.
Apprentice allowances claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Pierrot, IS; Feminist o.; Gasaba, LIS; Peep
sight, liz; Sherwood. loS; 'Chesterton, Il0 Ash
Can, Ill; Borax. lis; StellArina lO6; Freda Johu-
son. lis
FOURTH RACE-For mares and geldings all
ages; handicap; mile and seventy yards Paddy
Whack l4 FenmOuse, lis; Blue Thistle, rs
Mslachite, l0S.
FIFTH RACE-For maidens 2yesr-olds; SELL
ing; hve furiOngs. Bottles Baby los; Infer 10;
Ed. Garrison, lis; Flare, III; Marbshead !C9;
Cherry Ripe. ll2 Virginia, lO6; Buchanan Brady
(.mp), IL: 'Chedea. III.
SIXTH RACE-3year-Olds; selling; one mile and
seventy yards. Flag Day. lO6; Virginia W, lO3;
Peepsight. 10; Good Counsel, l03; Eddie T.. los
Success I'D: Maccabe. 99
SEVENTH RACE-3-year-oIds and upward five
and one-hah furlongs. Favour Ioi; Regina, 100;
Miss Puzzle, lie; Tea Caddy liz; Pan Maid lIs;
Murphy, III; Tom Edward lO7; Anita. ll4
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Tigers Given First Real Drill.

Lake Minnewaska, n. Y. Sept. 20
The Princeton football squad had its first
scrimmage work Of the season yesterday,
when two elevens were selected and sent
against each other for a 15-minute period.
The first eleven. with Haas at quarter
back, scored on the second team, piloted
by Jack Eddy. The touchdown was made
on a long forward pass from Moore TO
Haas.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
FIFTEEN STRAIGHT
FOR THE GIANTS

New York. Sept 2o.-Ferdinand schupp
put the fifteenth straight victory on
,ecord for the Giants today when he de-
feated the Chicago Cubs to at the
Polo Grounds, schupp held the Cubs IN
SIX hits, gave only one pass and struck
out five men.
The Giants found Lavender in the
fourth inning, and when the session was
concluded two runs had been scored.
The tie was broken in the seventh when
a double by Holke, triple by Nc
Carly and Burns, infeld out, accounted
for two more tallles. Lavender was re-
leved by Hendrix in the last half of
the eighth. Score by innings:
Chicago. o.............. OO11O0OON-2 6 0
New York........... 0O02O O02Ox+ s =
Batteries-Hendrix and Wilson; Schupp
and McCarty. Umpires-ByrOn and
Qulgley.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FOr maiden 2-year-olds; ave and
One-haf furionEs. Golden Rod. n2; Meloirama
ll5 Monomoy. lis; Deckmats, is; PolOnium Cmp.l
rs SWOon, rs WhirliRg Dun, lis.
SECOND RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
stseplechass handicap; selling; amout two miles.
AbarfeIdy. Isl; Baybrook I55 Promoter, l35: Col
den Vale. u5
THIRD RACE-FOr 3year-otds; selling; siI hIr.
longs Preston Lynn 10: Rssstible lO2; Beau
Of Msnlo lO2; Plumose, lo5 Tie Pin, Ill; Has
tenR, is; Ptqustts los; Salon. III; 'wenouah lUl
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
BROOKLYN WINS FINAL
GAME FROM CARDS

Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept 2a-BrooliyI
druhbed st, Louis by a score Of 10 8
In the FIRST game Of the WindUp series
with the Cardinals. Brooklyn got OF
easy, the runs being contributed mostly
by errors on the part OF St Louis play
ers.
mound, thanks TO splendid work by the
Brooklyn felders. In the fourth inning
however. the Cardinals managed 70 get
three hits in a bunch and these coupled
with a pass furnished them with theiI
two runs. Score by innings:
ST. Louis is............ OOo2OOOO-s s.
Brooklyn. .............. o11OOIIo- ]
Batteries-Anes, Williams and Con
zsles; Smith and Miller. Umpires-Klem
and Emslie.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Collegiate Golf Title at Stake.

Pittsburgh, Sept I'D. c. Corkran, of
Princeton, and J. w. HubbeI of Har-
ward, will meet today on the links of the
Oakmont Country Club to determine the
Individual intercollegiate golf champion
ship of the United States Corkran won
his way into the final round by defeating
]. n. Mcdonald, Illinois, in the semi
final round, to 3, yesterday, while the
Crimson player was winning from c. l..
Weems, Illinois, up. The final match
will be for thirty-six holes.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
BARRON COACH AT FURMAE

Greenville. S. c., Sept. 2O.-Jimmy
Barron, the captain Of last sea
sons Georgetown University foot
ball team and all-South Atlantic
choice for guard position, has been
obtained to coach the Furman Uni
versity eleven. For the first time
this year Barron was on hand and
with Assistant Coach Laval the
thirty candidates for the team
were given their first real work
out.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
MAcKMEN LOSE TO WHITE sox.

Chicago, Sept 2o.-The White sox came
out on the long end of an S-to-7 score in
a slusfest at the expense of three Phila-
delphia pitchers today. E. Collins and
Weaver led in the batting, the former
getting four singles and a pass and the
latter three singles. Russell was hit
hard Tor seven innings. but Danforth
nnished up In the last rounds without a
hit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Eastern League Meeting.

Hartford Conn, Sept 20.-Vice Presi-
dent Dan O'Neill, Of the Eastern Base
ball League. announced here last night
that a special meeting of the directors
will be held at Worcester. Mass, Friday
afternoon. O'Neil would not state the
object of the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Havre De Grace Selections.
By George B. Morris.

by ScoESe .. MOTIFS.
First race-Polonium. Golden
Rod, Monomoy.
Second race-Golden Vale, Pro-
moter, Aberfelay.
Third race-winonat, Chester
town, Plumose.
Fourth race-Blue Thistle, NAL
achite, Paddy Whack.
Fifth race-Chelsea, Bottles
Baby, Flare.
Sixth race-Virginia wv" Good
Counsel, Flag Day.
Seventh race-Murphy, Pan
Maid, Tom Edward.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Makes New Pacing Mark.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2O-A new
worlds pacing record for 4-year-old geld
ings was established here this afternoon
when Young Todd, from the Cox stables.
negotiated the Hartman 5000 stake race
in 2:o2 IA. 1t was the fifth straight win
for the Cox horse. The record-breaking
feat came in the second heat.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
BROWNS BEAT YANKEES.

st. Louis Sept. S.-The Browns defeat
ed the Yankees here today, TO 81 Groom
allowed seven hits. while Russell was
taken out in the seventh to allow a pinch
hitter to bat for him. Fisher, who re-
lieved him, was hit hard. Score:
4 u III n A Y
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Pitcher Scott Return, to White so1.

Chicago. Sept. 20.-James Scott. pitcher
Of the Chicago Americans. who was sus-
pended by Manager Rowland six weeks
ago. has been restored 20 the active ros-
ter to assist in the clubs night for the
pennant
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Braves Draft Rawlings.

Boston, Sept. 2O.-Short Stop Rawlings,
Of the Toledo club Of the American AS
sociation has been drafted by the Boston
Nationals
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Myers batted for johnson in second
Fournier batted for Russell in seventh
Philadelphia. ................. % 20Ol2 20 o.
Chicago. ) % Ks
Runs-Grover TO- strunk. McInnes e. Pick Far
ham, J. Collins (3). Weaver (9, L. Collins, Lei
bold, Russell. TwO-hase hits-Pick, Lynn. Three
base hits Schang. Pick. Sacrifice hits-wc,ver
Jackson, Iiebold Russell Stolen bases-J Collins
sell, u by Parham, !: by Danforth . Bases on
balls-Of Russell. 2; of seibold. g. Wild pitch
SeibOd, Russell. Umpires-AlesTs Dineen and Hill
debrand. Time Of game-2 hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Athletics Call in Hurler Ehmling.

Salisbury, Nd. Sept. 2O.-Al Ehmling
pitcher for the Chambersburg Blue Ridg,
League club. now playing a series with
Salisbury. has received orders TO report
to the Athletics on or before September
u
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Runs-Pipp. Miller. Gedeou, siser 81. Pratt a.
Hartley. RumleT. TWo-base hits-MsrsaDs, Hen
dirk Pratt Groom. Passed holl-Hartley. Stolen
bases-Shottcn Gedcon (2. Miller. Bases on balls
or Groom. S; on Russell. ); of Fisher. l. Struck
out-By Groom. ?; by RUSSELL ?. Umpires- -Messrs
Connolly and Chill. Time Of gAme-l hour and 81
mir
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, IL; Toledo, 2.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Totals. % 7 q Is |

High batted Tor Waiter5 in seventh.
Rmnlsr batted for Austin in eighth.
Baunan bstted for Russell in seventh.
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-02-12

DIS CUTE geiipiel bss @puperneurs
bon @ri5ona Io1te iih anoere 0ou=
psrneure, beIonbers auh 6err Winis
Der 8ouperneurs unieres Stdates.
fir bic 3utunft gum Muiter nebmsn.
Wuroe unier 9ouperneur Bel Dem
etreit in Young ben geamtsn
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perboten baben, Streitbreher uAo
profelionelIe Irbeitermoroer gu enqaz
9leren, Damn Bate ss niht Moro,
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beruns eeseben. Der oberlte geamte
zines Staates ipllte Bel ben AGmpfen
aipiihen 4rbeitern uno Ropitaliiten
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bieligen slrbeitgebern pGbreno oes
Streits Der MaihiniIten enoaaiert
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perur'aht uno ionitiees unbeiI anqe=
rihtet. Die oberen geb0rosn Der
Stabt @Iepslano iotpobI pie oieieniz
gen beg Staatss 5sisen iih leioer bel
allen aonflitten Spiiden Sen 9(rbei=
tern uno aapitaIiitsn purteiiid su
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ge'tellt tuben, oab n1e Gepolttaten
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pollen i'm SesenteiI bie Streitsr als
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-02-12
Sas goloene &riegsbansmert.

"0us &risssbnnoipsrt bat aoIse<
nen 9oben."
0ie1er olts Spru6 belpobrbsits!
lld BEL ben ameri.aniihsn Jabriton=
ten BON WafFen uno Munitipn in
gang ouberornsntIi1er WeiIe.
60 purbe ). 9. in Ser Sabres=
reriammluns Der Rseprbins & Com
pmtinp Maibines 60. in Oapton, o.,
mitseteilt. ooB bic GeielIihaft iest
5000 2eute befhdftis., bab lie Big
gum Mdrs nod 1900 einitellen lperz
be, uno baB bic Mttirndre cine 35z
pro5entise Oipioenbe betommen.
Gldnsenoer Gelhdftsfanb fir bic
9erren Oirettoren uno b0bere ge=
ante. Mber bic Irbeiter miiilen,
penn lie cine tleine 0erbefieruns Der
Irbeitsperbdltnilie perIonsen, erI:
einen langpierisen aampf fiibren, ebs
man ibnen NIT faurer Miene notaez
trunsen einise t!eine 3useitGnoniiIe
moht. Die orsaniiisrten Moltiniz
ten in Oopton befinben iid Iton
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-02-12

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I6tltunosn'oa. 9ar.nddig ipsiaeru
''d' Die 4rbeitssber, oieIe Foroerunc
gu bsfpilIlsen, unb spar, pis iie Ia
gen, aus prin5ipisllen 6riinoen. Sie5e
0runoe iino aber iebr Ieicht al er=
tsnnen. Man tann eben mad, 9lnz
lIht Der gciie in neun oper sehn
Stunoen mebr profit aus BEN slr.
beitern berausprs71en, als in odt
Stunoen.
Die Irbeiter iino aber prinaipis.l
sesen lonse arbeitsseit, neil iie msbr
SeIt fur Hube unb Grbo!una fir ibr
5amilienleben brauhen uno neil lie
iptl'en, oaB ie LANCER bic Irbeitsaeit,
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1'9 10 reidlid iiber bic 6erren &o=
pltaliiten ersieBt, mohten lie aut
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lle flblsn iid poIlauf basu bereds
t19t, bo obne ibr Wirfen unb 6hof=
ten Der @oloitrom baIb gu flieBen
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tes s. 8. 9unt gu perbonten, Der
llh ablolut peieerte. ben 9rubenbe=
llsern 81 Willen gu lein unb often
tur bic Mrbetter portei eintrat.
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der uno belpaffnete Ysi9iiber oerz
1elben,v u.lde bic 0rubsnbeliBer im=
portieren meroen, perbaften, laHen
iperoe. Iud neieerte er iih, ole Mi=
lia gu 8etpahuns Der @ruben All perz
tDenben. Die Wlilis erbielt Befebl.
oae impprfitrtrn @treitbremtf unD
pripotnddter feft5unehm,n unb ocrs
auf gu ieben. oab feline bon ben
Isenten Der 8oi7e proposierten 5uz
melte itattfinoen. Gs IGbt iid oenten,
oab Die gohe iiber oisien rpsrriidten
0ouperneur. Der ertldrte, boB audi
ole Streiter 9elpiiIe Rehte uno auf
ben SduB Der geborben 9lnIprat1
hobsn, iebr erboit iparen. Sic perz
iuhten alIes moslihs, feline 9lnorb=
nunsen su ourhtreussn. Sic tpanoten
'ih an Ole Gerihte um GinboItsbez
tetIe sesen oen 9ouperneur uno oIs
tie absefpielen puroen, fprberten lie,
oaB ieine 9lbberuflne pom s(mte
ourh Toltsabitimmuns porsenpmmen
peroe.
9(ber aues mar pergebens uno in
obnmahtieer Wut muBtsn iih bic
9srrsn Iusbeuter ihliebIit oasu be=
quemen, nohouseben. Die Union Ser
gereleute ipirb anertannt, oie 0ohr=
usrbaltnille perbehert uno oie 9lrbei>
ter limb niht mehr sssipuneen, bic
bel Der slrbeit notlpenoisen MateriaIe
in Den 2doen Der Minen @eienihaf=
ten gu taufen. MonatIihe aonferenz
sen Slpilfen ben 8ohen uno slrbei=
tern peroen itattfinben, BEL ipelhsn
ale yeihiperoen unteriuht uno 9lb=
biIfe seihafft iperpen ica.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-02-12

ten Spargroiden oraufgeben, oab
Die Heleroen Der flaiienbelplBten
slrbeiter in oen aalien ser @etperf-
ihoften 5uiammenibmel5en, oab oie
&raft oieler Organization onrd Sen
TerluIt oieler Souienoer, Ole auf
Den Sdladtfeloern blieben, permin-
oert lit.
Der s(rbeitermangel miro ourf
neue, perbeiierte Moid,inen erlest
iperoen unO Die Teripenonnq bon
peibli6en slrbeitsfr1ften miro in
falun geabnter @eiie 5unebmen.
ShlleBlih mub Die Groletorilierung
peiter Sbiften oes getperblihen
Dtittelltanbes uno audi ocs 0ouern=
ltonoes lebr nngiinitig auf bie Ser
balttllle bes 9lrbeitsrnarftes einlpir-
fen.
60 iino oie slusiid,ten fiir oie s(r.
beiterfIa'Ie unO oalnit fir Elm Ior-
orlngen ouf Dem @ege sum So5iu-
lisnus iheinbar ,tngii1Itiger oenn
je. Mber fir Sen oenfenoen 9eob-
od)ter 1T DIES eben illtr elm Srua-
'hlllB. sSnoem ndmlid Der &riea az
len Neobaftllngen noh nl,r belpirft,
ooB Der norlnaIe Ero5eB Der 9fepoll=
tlonlerllng Der lo5ialen Gerb1Itniiie
nod beidlellniot miro, boB Die @e-
oenluse lid 5llipiben, oob Sic Naf,-
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-02-12

teile oes fopitaliltiihen Spltens
ouh Dem 0enffnulen nit Sauoen
grejfbar peroen, fiibrt er Oa5u, iene
&rdIte 5u ltarfen, Die ihlieBlif oen
Sortlhritt 5um 3iele berbeifiihren
tperoen.
Soriibergebcno fann sic araft Ser
slrbelternolIen, Oeren Soeal uno Se-
bensintereiie Ser So5iolismus it,
geidpdht, oie Wtaft iener io5iaIen
Shidten, oie Dem So5ialisnll,s too=
feino. limo, geitorft iperoen. slber
es miillen olsbalo Die neu entltehen=
ben 3lltanoe Oo5u fiibren, oen Inn
Die Grlollng pom &opitolislnus
Hingenoen neue S6aren begeiIterter
aompfaenoiien 5ll5ltfilbren.
: Sn oieIem Sinne, oud) MIR in
oieient Sinne, erboffen mir fir un-
lere Sade Torteile, gIauben mir,
oaB ser arieg oas 9fingen nah elmer
neuen, beIIeren Sronulng foroern
miro. Gann ober lit es gebieteriihe
Tflidt eines ieoen bon uns, iiir oie
slusbreitilng lmo oie @ertiefung TO-
aioli'tiid1er 8rl,noidte 5u tuirfen,
oonlit Der fluhmiiroige AapitaIis,
mus geltilr5t llnO oie nelle freie TO-
5laIlltiife SrieoensgeieuId)oit errih.
tet ipcrOcn fam.
v2eip5iger &olfs5eitund~.