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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
THE workers of the United States

THE workers of the United States
do not receive the full product of
their labor. 1t is impossible for
any one to say definitely what proper
ton the workers receive in payment
for their labor, but due to the organ
lied labor movement they have re-
ceived and are receiving a larger
share of the product of their labor than
ever before in the history of modern
industry. One of the functions of or
ganized labor is to increase the share
of the workers in the product of their
labor. Organized labor makes con-
stantly increasing demands upon So
ciety for rewards for the services
which the workers give to society and
without which civilized life would be
impossible. The process of increasing
the share is not always gradual, but 1t
is continual. The organized labor
movement has generally succeeded in
forcing an increase in the proportion
the workers receive of the general
product.
The working people-and / prefer
to say working people and to speak OF
them as really human beings-are
prompted by the same desires, the
same hopes of a better life as are all
other people. They are not willing to
wait for a better life until after they
have shuffled off this mortal coil but
they want improvements here and now.
They want to make conditions better
for their children so that they may be
prepared to meet other and new prob
lens of their time. The working peo-
pie are pressing forward, making their
demands and presenting their claims
else in n natural, normal manner to
secure n larger and constantly in
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

many other things. Some of these are
legitimate factors in industry entitled
to reward, but many of them should
be eliminated. The legitimate factors
are superintendency, the creation of
vestment in so far as it is honest
wants, administration, returns for in
investment and does not include wa
tered stock or inflated holdings
Whether or not dividends should be
paid as an incident to stock owner
ship regardless of the personal serv-
ices performed, the activity or mac
tivity of the owner of the stock, de-
pcnds altogether upon whether the
investment is an honest one. An hon
lest investment is an honest actual
I physical investment. i am out of
/ harmony with and opposed 70 the
manipulation of stocks and Of the
stock market and all manner of spec
ulation. | Will do whatever | can TO
eliminate speculation involved IN
| stocks and the fundamentals of stock
I jobbery and stock sales. The vast
sums Of money paid annually in divi-
dends on stocks and interest on bonds
/ by corporations managing and oper-
ating important industries constitute
| a very large proportion of the incomes
/ from these industries. This IS an un-
/ fair distribution of the incomes from
| industries The owners, stockholders
or bondholders of modern corporations
receive from this distribution an un-
earned income which is taken from the
/ product of the labor of those who
produce it.
The efforts of the American labor
movement to secure a larger share of
the income are directed against all
who illegitimately stand between the
workers and the attainment of bet
ter life This class includes all who
have not made honest investment IN
honest enterprise. Employers. cap
/ italists, stockholders. bondholders-
the capitalist class generally-oppose
/ the efforts of the workers IN the A
of L. and in other organizations to
obtain n larger share of the product,
Very much of the opposition to the
efforts of the working people to secure
| improved conditions has come from
those who obtain what may be called
an unearned share in the distribution
The beneficiaries of the present system
of distribution desire to retain as much
as possible of their present snare or
to increase that proportion. But an
additional reason that leads to opposl-
ton is that there are employers VINO
/ live in the twentieth century, yet VINO
have the mental outlook OF the SIN,
the working people, and who still
| Imagine thai they are masters of all
they survey" These employers think
that any attempt upon the part of the
working people to secure improve.
ments in their condition is spirit of
rebellion that must be frowned down;
But we organized workers have found
that after we have had some con-
tests with employers, whether we have
won the battle or lost it, If we but
maintain our organization there is less
difficulty thereafter in reaching joint
agreement or a collective bargain in
volving improved conditions of the
workers.
The stronger the organization of the
workers the greater the likelihood of
their securing concessions. These con-
cessions are not altogether because of
the strength shown by the employees,
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

into long strikes and lockouts than to
concede conditions without interrupt
ing the industry. AS the vision and
the understanding of the employer
change, his attitude toward his work
men and the relation between en-
ployer and workers also change, so
that the sentiments and views of en-
ployers are often in entire accord with
Continued on Page 6-This Section
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

lective bargains with their organized
employees than at any other time in
the history of the industrial world.
In the initial stages of the altered
relations between workers and en-
ployers improvements are forced upon
employers by collective bargains,
strikes and boycotts. Later there. is
a realization upon the part of the en-
ployers that it is more costly to enter
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
THE DAVIS & SHAW FURNITURE co.
8SSSlE

Labor Denver and invites
each and every Union Man open We
grated that sixty per of
in Denver customers but won't be
get missing forty per cent
paying the High Rent Districts high prices you had
better think about DAVIS & SHAW the time
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
Mary c. c.
Bradford
STATE SUPERINTEND-
ENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION

A true friend of organized
labor. Her record as State
Superintendent OF Public In
struction is one OF efficiency
and for the advancement of
our Public School System.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

Iriiftant, heiite. BIS 81 Dem 9irfen
ipdIod,en ipoIlte iie bin uno bort unto
ben iblailfen 8dliInen perborgen tit
gen. Dern er uieIleiht pon ferne Dor
iiber taIn. Denm iie butte Angit Dol
leinem aouinen.
Ssn Dem @raben itano iie, Der oai
@dloden BON ben @ieien id]ieo, al.
oriiben auf Der 2anoitrabe elm gSa
gen 0aberroIlte. Gin @tietbsnlbripert
= iie itano unb idoute )irriiber. Del
1raben mar tief ino 6edte iie bis
5ur aPitte oes a5rpers; ipenn einel
ni9t idarf nm iid idaute, piiroe q
tie nibt geiDabral.
So6 Der BORT oben I'M @aaen fab
batte iharfe llu1idmi gebaIten iiber
Die 8ieien irilo gleder ringslm lnit
bate ons blonde Sailpt aeieben, oas
aus Dem 8ieiengriin berauslendtete.
Sran5 Siieeiifirden mar aus Dem
roIeuben @aget geipriusell, batte
ben aiitfd)er obselobnt, m1o aiier
iiter 5eloer uilo 8ieien elite er leiner
6raii ert9egen.
Gle reete fmim Die isiibe gum 8or.
mdrtsi6reiten. llHo iDie er ibr n1ber
itno nGber fam, 6a itano iie poaenos
it'll, Die sIrne i9laff an &orper ban.
geno unb fpartete. lllib MN III er oo.
'Sn ibres ,Wfonnes ar1ne fiiblte iif
@ertrub biueinseriiien, an ieine 8riiit
bat lie itt felt georiidt, all ibre Strait,
al ibr StoI5 1T iintergegungen, Der.
iunfeu, oIs tndre er nie getpeIen. =
Ger slbeno odinmert, ipie re beinn.
Ddrts pafloeln, Siutiden Den 5eIoern
biirourh, aiif oenen IN 8crben geblin.
BEN bte @rrte itebt. Gle oeutet bar.
aii bin:
~Sieb, es lit Elm gutcs Sabr. 49,.
fpeitt's 6t6 MN tpieber2-
Sa, er frelit ii5 tpieOer Feines Be.
itses, frelit iih, onb Die ShoIIe, uilf
Die iein Sub tritt, oie ieine gebIieben,
un6 mariner Danf auiIlt Inn aitf fir
ben, ben er nod rttdr 9ant geiagt.
or begiIutt bon @rrtor g9eibredt 5u
iprebeu imo er56bIt bon bem 8efudl,
ben jeiter gum Serbite oneetiiiibigt.
guf @ertriIbs @eiidt Siebt lang.
lam oiesRotbe auf, fpte 6riiben am so.
riSont Der gaiebergLarB Der eeIitnfe.
ueu Come.
D$at er on bos geSagt2 Sot er
oas Dir ielbit sefagt. -. Gis fre.en
StheH.- o, i@ BIN 70 frob, 70
rob
Sbr Sairpt III on iIlres maornes
Sdilfer geIebnt. er bfidf 6ara,if
rieoer IN ihurnner Groatt ,ir1 poI
'etber Boridbs fir bos uels 2ehet,
aos NUN Dor ibuen Iiegt
(Grbe)
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5nbffde sprH3e

Son i.insr 9ussnb fslbii 3u reben.
bat ni9s Grunb
Gin Grober; maAi bod ale WeIt ne
riibmenb tunb.
9o4 fsIbit Dtriiinbst. pis 81 tii8iig
III unb gut,
Gin alsiner, neil ts auber ibm tein
Qnbrtr tbat.
Was nibt Elm 6obn, Der ni4is ses
Ierrlt, uub uns nit,t liebtS
gBas nlbt bic Rub. bic tpebtr RGI5
nod WiI4 uns gibt9
Das ardhen ipobl ni6t freHen!
Bas Dihier ipoA niht fhdaeul
Was Srunfns pohl rittt rsbenI
Wns ttun pObl nidt bic Jraueu!
es pralIt Der Bal suriid. ben beins
5dnb
geihlsiibert bat an eine @onk.
60 ipirjf bu msiIt aafs tigne 8oupt
ben G9nben,
Dan sa ban Hd&ftsn aussbo&t biz
iasss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

Die aIsOna RsuItb 60. an ganl
lStr. .. u. 60. $3.50.
SObn q. Gibfun an ROis 6. CUNT,
$4,000.
Carl u. SabEisen on spring @ars
ben 6. Il. .. 60. $500.
Derfelbe an DO. $500.
SetiIsie 9ppOtbstsn.
Moiss 9. @orbon an part Sal
BIos. 60. $4S3.33.
u. M. ainnicui an Wiuiam R.
collins. aruitse. $700.
Balier 5enegsn an Ulabiion 3. u.
Ro. 2. $1625.
9aitie Q. MOorss an ertsnIiOn 6.
u. y. 60. $500.
Bert Wsibboipstb on Gdft Walnut
Oils 3. II. g. SO. 5000.
Glmsr 9. Ban CANT an NatiIba
Wsper. $3.50.
Sobn Rsus an aHibOHp RaHsOIb.
$3.50.
8sifis 3. psters on 5aitie grdfisr.
Worris Spman an Dat 8. u. o.
60. $17O0.
Wiaiam 6. Sbarp an @inton
German e. u. 6. u. $3.50.
Stepban 9duitr an Dfftern Ger.
man Bt. $1,000.
Gbos. 8. Ramsbea an Spring
0arben g. u. .. 60. $3.50.
2ouis Junist an DO. $1,000.
WaIbo W. Wagner an 8. 3.
DWeara. $500.
9eorss Sonebriui ON Sarrp 8.
2ebman. $3.50.
Narp N. 9atfelI on RoriuoOb 9.
u. 6. Go. $500.
Sof. @. SaDis on Grani Germ.
$3.50.
@ilIiam a. gorbees an Blue afb
o. u. 6. 60. $500.
Senrp O. aIodeI an bo. $500.
2nna W1. @reeu an Some SdDings
9dnf Go. $500.
Somu.I u. WiIIer on Dine o.
Sliff. $1,000.
Mnrp G. 9iIloip an Soutbern Obio
SaniHes 8ant 60. $1,000.
aeopoIb Blum il. an Gunbdmentd
9. u. g. 60. $1,000.
CLARA .. 0robs an Rcrtb Giur. 6.
u. D. Go. $500.
Sarrp M @oba9e on DO. $500.
Mottbe,n q. Gear on ebitb psrrp.
$1,000.
6attk @. DdnkI an ebitb o. &
6artman. $500.
g. 8. atIIp an Ror,uocb 6ome
S1pinss NHpeiotion. $500.
gllma patten an Wlabiiou q. U.
10. 2. $1375.
Gbns. SIuesenarn an wlt 5ealthp
2. u. 9. Go. $1100.
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@ruubsiseHtbnms s>spotbefen.
Cincinnati 16. augnjt.

etHetaa aatt 10. Nugr;t
Rtue 3ppotbtttn
miniam 8. aeunsbp on Gait Guh
6. u. 60. $3.50.
Senrp :. Simlid on gGburbon
Real gitate 60. $500.
Gsnsa pisHau an 8. 6. 5Obmtisiu.
$1,000.
9isfsfbe on tn. 5000.
Gertrude Quer on ltninu Gtoae
anb Diateriol Go. $1,000.
Georgia e. Dan 1ssuipt on GIs.
mere q. ii. g. 60, $500.
Sobn u. Willman on GiIntrton 8.
II. o. 60. $500.
miaiam $. GettIe on WhaSijou q.
U. Ro. 2. $500.
5amss 6. Stiff an ut qbams q.
II. 6. 60. $1,000.
Deter 3. Josin an DO. $4,000.
Sacob gabeImm ON Reabine Roab
6. Ii. 9. Go. $500.
9fusufu 9. ernb an Poplar 8. II.
o. 60. $500.
Grant Webetpsier ON 8rtgDtDnger.
man 8aRt Go. 5000.
aatis Geiss on 6eurp .. etmiid.
$3.50.
Gbpdrb @plfrom on e. Bernard
progrsfipe g. IL 6. u. 90. $500.
SEQ 80. 8roerman on ct. Bernard
.9. II. .. q. 60. $500.
Gbparb Mpgrom ON GSiparb2ons.
$500.
gbtpurb aprguan on Ct. Bernnrb
8. II. 3. u. 60. $1,000
Wacasmp .. Gmitb an JEter @als
Iep 9. Il. 8. q. $500.
aats 9erIibp On Big GOur q. usS.
60. $4,000.
@nna M. S4usIer an Waltber q
DS9ub 9ruitee, 1916.
5enrp Sesgemsisr an Grtb. Sisgs
man. $1,000.
SeIen Narqnd on aiberd 8. II. q.
60. 800.
Samu.l q. Nilsr an Rt. GOoiout
g. II. 6. 60. $1,000.
gbarIss 6. Mptts an garfiflb go. !
6. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
gaarp 9. Billion an GOA Ragun-
$1,000.
SieItIbs an mpOmtns Q. u g Go.
$500.
Clara 8. @rpbt an Rortb Giue. 8.
Il. g. Go. $2700.
Gunis q. Wepers ON 0dta r.
@isisz- E46I2k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

Snpm uub Der dineiiihe 3onS
tart. einem Berid)te Ger idapei5eri-
ifen 6'sian6iid)aft in Sofio entiieb-
;ncu mir foIscIiOe plittteiIilngcn:
lie .sSapnn SiIres~ beiprift iH
eiilem 9IrtifeI Die 5cnoriirbenOe 9iept-
iion oes diiiesiiden 3oatdriis. Sfon
1913 bate ebina eine iolde angr-
regt iIno es Eaten oamals gngIaEo
Lno Jtubldro grlinoidblid 3ngr-
itinmi. bod, bieIteH iic cs iiir beiier,
ipenn ie erft ipater eifoIgt. 8rdit.
reih pollte China in Der 8eDiiion iin-
ieritiibsn inter Der 9eoineuHg, oii,
Die iftuebeneen Giienbabufraaen err
Ienigt .piiroen. Sdpna fpar onnnls
iebr itarf bogceen, on curh cine er-
bcbunq ees 3cIles oie ginfiibr idpc.
niifer @aarcn nah China enipfinD.
lid Iei6en ipiiroe. gs urnhfe oaber
ben GeJenroridlag 5u gleider 3stf
eim Stcrer ailf In Gtina hergeitellfe
z naren Sn IegeH, Inn 10 einen Als,
alei6 jpiiden ben eingefiibrten uno
ben III sanb Eeraeite.lten @ooren ~
i1offen, bern ,;apan nabm an. oaB
otr gorfd)fag non China nift aeuiadlt
ioi, nm Die einfiinfte 5ii erboteu, ION.
BERN iim Die eigene ssuouitrie gu for.
bern. Der gorid,1ng piiroe 6cinais
'rieoer fallen aeIaiien. aim bot iib
Der Winiiter oes Neubern, @oron
@,otono. babin geairBert, oaB 6ieis
9epiiicn iiber fir3 oter Inng oodi
sonunen miiae uni Sa lie eiile Der BE-
b'ngungsn iei, bic China fir ieinen
@eitritt 5u oen g,erbdnoslndd)ten
itclt, 70 miffe ssapan bo3u Sfellurg
nebHlen. Gin iolder 'Sdritt ipiiroe
eire Iangfnne llcberiieoIimg Der 10.
pdirifhea Suoiiitrie na9 China be.
bcliten Ties 1T aber gesen oie al.
gfmeiir golfsmeiniing Satans. bic
js6er gerflcinerimg oes iapaniid,er
SanoeI3 enteegcn i'll Den gr6btcn
Gdnben ipiiroe bic Ebinnerei oaDou
baben, "a es fonnte fir lie cine 5ruge
lin gein ober slidtfein oaraus per-
ben. Gesfpegen III in oieien Greiien
elm ie1r ita,fer Bibcriidno p,rbou-
6ei; Die 8ai,mfpoafpinrer ncrIan-
gen bon Der Rc1ieriing. feline eigen-
nldftigen @f,ritte 81 untcrnebmeu,
jcntern bariiber erft oas 8oIf 81 be-
frngen.
9eaufiihtigung Der iapdnifd,n
@usip6r. glad iapariiden 8eitln-
pen folIen bieadider iapmiiher @aa-
rem IN Eenben 2anoern iomie bic bor.
tieal iapaniifen ssonilIn I'D, fortge-
;ett bitter iiber Die Winoeriuertbigteit
Der iaponiifen Gusfubrmoaren be.
flaaen. 9ies bat foipcbI bic Heaic.
rung, aIs aid bic Ortsbeb5rocu Der
Sn,ptrnisfiErpIdte acbe urib Siasn
su BEN gntifInb fcnuiten Iaiieu,
ale ansflbupcaren Dor Der a,isfnbc
III nnteriidYn Giefe abfift itcBt
aber bci ben perHiebenen Gabrifail.
ten diif erpBen @iSerfprsp6, befon.
6ers BIZ @las- nab Gmdntipdnren.
Jabrifanten bcbmlpten. Sab,r& se.
id)dbigt 5li fperben. 1robhem bofft
man, 6aB Bmen fitrsem bieie WsaB.
regeI burdsefiitrt tperOeu fam.
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erp ssopans sh,tpl lsntans

Dstt Gusunbma bcH 1915 bnben
bte 8obleu reselrniBig ouseronunen.
ber erport aus Snpan iit beioroers
rai6, pornigegangen ;.oas Jabr 1916,
perariden nit 1911, tpeiit cine gu.
naIme bon 127 g,rnsent ouf. lie
Ginfiibr ails Gbtna bat nldt gLeiten
Edrttt gebaIten; fe III. TIM @ergIeih
nut 1911. NM so prosent seiticgen.
lirrter ben tpiddigeren Grpcrtarti.
fefn oils sapan mad, @bina itn6 bee.
pcr,ubkben, 8ciintpoIlfI lfIanell. graue
acknowledgements, etreidboIoer, SoI3
fir St5rtfb6lSer. &olS fir StreiA.
bcloidahfeIn. Gafc, Bier. Griid.
papier nnb Rorsellnnmaaren. gaiim.
.uoIl0pirn, Ibeetiiher, aobIer, sofes,
soeI5, si,igemcdte 2ebensIuittel, 81.
garettel leber, balurtpoaeHe In.
ierfIeioer ,ui6 Striurpfpaaren babcr
om meiiten Rom strieae oelitten, iiuo
jett iebpH oiit ipiebenun I'M Stei.
gen be9riffen. Siite uno miiiscn.
Toilettgegeniidnbe, Stalbnbren,
Gdmlbabiirfniiie uno 2nmpeu batten
Dor beln ariese itarf nbsenommcn;|
Iest fdeiIien biefe 9lrtifeI uieberun
Beiieren Gbias 5ii finoen. &ipfe-,
@lcifiua a1lopie, 8abnitDellen uno
gctriiIe Rapieriorten bagegen bnben
ssuS perloren rii6 fpenig ausiibtI
I'D, su erbolen. eiiempnaren i;no III
1915 I'M poIIe % gro3ert i'm er.|
fort eeitieeen. 8ereliten nit 1918
betr6g. bic 9irndbrne nlebr als al.
ber.taIb gfiaionen Sen. gaumipoa.
i.Iiterflsi0er peiieu cine 3iinabne
bon 200 gro5ent aiif. Triidpapier
169 Pro,eHt
Grb5bims Der S5rod)tscbiibren. |
SoipobI iiber Den StiIlen Ojean, ais
aiif ouf ben 9inien mad, europa,
jolen oie s5raften oeulnnfit erbobt
iper6en. Sic brci gro5en japoili.
iden Sd)iffsgeicuitaften: Gipron
Diicn aaiiba, Giafa Sbcien adi.
iba nuo aopo aifcn aaiibn fin6 I'M
geipiligiing bon ieiten Der Hesie.
rurlg eiusefcmmen ino tieie ioa &c.
fpdbrt perncn. auf Der Sfredc
Shangbdi.9orbtina betroge bic @r.
bohuns 5tuiidpit 10 urIS 30 prosent-
. ailf ben 2inien nndI oen Bee.
einigten etnateu III nm 9spiIIieiinaI
Sir Grb5buno nm 80 BIS 40 Yro5eltI
PSiufx uorbez. l
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lGoriintr, 90 6ab an Der SiibIsiis DOT
WoobmOnt aDt. in plsaIant Ribee
Isl
i derbinano 8. gorbes an 3. 9.ain,
lnsp. ein unsetbsiltss Snisrsfe bon 1s
pots in Der Del Monts pIaes Inter.
Iabtb. 81.
| Gsrbinanb 8. Gorbss an 5. S.ain'
Inep, 40 bei 100 Gub an Del Woni.
Iplaee, prits 9ill. 81.
DerIslbs an 8. 8. &inntp, 40 bei
I130 6ub on Der Deitisite bon Del
lMonts Ylacs oiif prite S;l. 81. !
| @iliam 3. garrOfpeIiff an2lnbrsp
Iunb emma enssl, 80 BEL 10 Sub
Ian Der 0itieite Don 2onsIanb Strubs,
Sipii6en eingo unb anpplton Sir.
In 9umminspilIe. 81.
gDillinm R. @oorbess on @iinnis
RaeeI. elm 5rnct 2anb in Ssttipn 10
in Spcamore Up. 81.
WiIliam v. @oorbess on Wlinnts
Rogel, Got so in Sobn z. gontIin's
lInterabtbeiluns in Blue 2lib. 81.
Gbomas 81. Gonlep on glnnn g.
sIrnolb, 20 bel $50 }ub an Der Wefts
isits pon pine Sir, 80 SUB fiibIi4
bon 9forippob Gpenus in Rorippob.
ISL.
WiIlidm 9rofpn an Rapmoub ).
unb 6lOrsnes W. Bobrsr, 35 bel 100
SUB an ber WeItfsite BON Bel Strabs.
I110 SUB iiibli9 bon 9optins apenus
in Yorlpooo. 81.
@ilIiam SObn an Grsb. q. guf&,
I5betI BON Got 3 in Senrp Wiorton's
gftate in @nbiipnpills. 81.
Greb. q. 9ui9 an Spbiaa Meman,
bafelbe eisntbum. 81.
Wiinrie @nrnor an Charles Q.
Rptte, 20 BEL 80 CUB on Der WsfHeite
bon Wiutler Ctr. 81.
Cora Slogan on Morp g. Billion.
80 bei 100 SUB an Der Sdboitede BON
WcRinan unb GuiIforb Ctr. 81.
marguerite SO Badman an Clara
8. GrObs, Is BEL 100 Gub ON Der
@eitieite Don 9obeu Ctr. tn Gpons
bale. 81.
George Sp5arn an elbabttb Soc
6anu. 25 bel 1T Gub on Der Mefi.
ieite bon GIberon Qlpt. 81.
G,ujtdp u. Wotf II. q. on Snrptp
Sammer, 9 Sabre 2eoie com 81. Jult
1917 on aif bas Grnnbftiid an Der
Saofefte bon q3eori Strubt, spH&en
9ubloip unb 2aiprennee Ctr. Nonnt.
Ii5e Rietbt $8283.
glnsuta Bonnbeim on Tliunie
2uis 478 unb 479 In 6. g.
Sopttn's 3. llntsrabtb. In Glmtpoob
place. 81. |
Rofe 6. CUNT on aurt. 81. OiNon,
bic fiiblfHs SGifts BON 9Ot SO IN eIn'
tboup Weber's uuierabth In Spbs
part. 81.
Wiarp 6. Groni on Gtabt Ginriu'
naii, zbeiI bon 2ot 9 IN 9apib 4eup
per's liutsrnbtb. on af9ianb @nenne
ssB.
potrid G. aeatng an Rpfs aea'
ting, 18 Bel 78 5ub an ber Porbieite
bon GGifOu @trots 1O4 CUB ipsfii4
bon Wain Ctr. 81.
Mottbeip u. 3ear on MbaH g.
Front, Got 70 In q. 9. po@o,ISs 2.
llnterabtb. an 6erbert eDe. 81
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Der 9aupt. WeuIsfsL

Der 6aupt, WduIeftL
Staat Bon friiber ber if WuIouri
Der beriibmisiis ameritaHii4e yaauls
eidsStdat unb ss ipirb au9 p0bl
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ben. Qlbt1 Der sr6bie 1T Is ni9s msbr.
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eenbeteu bat ibm bartn ben ytars
ipeit abgelaufen. Wlan l&dst. bab
Sgas segsntpdriis mebr oIs DoppsIt
70 piele UlauIeja sntbdlt ipie Dlifos
uri; trob Der pieIen abSdnse naH
europa Fnb nod 6tinbertaujenb.
iganiider MaiiIsiel berfisbar. On
aIIsemsinem Mertb iieben bic Miifo.
urisr Waulefsl poH ni&t buter ben
ieyauifhen 5uriid. Denncd bringsH
Iebtere fir miIitdrifde 3tpsde Durd.
i9nittIi9 stpei Dollars msbr. llup 20
,perben in bisfsr Gisenfdaft ptrmuib.
lid nod srobe @ertpenbuns finbeu,
felt bic Der. Giaaten ebenfal1s In ben
Mtltfrieg einsetreten iinb. Sm pbis
Iippinenf5friss fpurben bic MaaIefsl
bereits fdpungbaft Don ben ameris
ian.rn pertpenbet, iuis and porber I'M
fpaniidxn Rries. Sic purben bon
elmer pbilipptnensJnfd na@ btr ans
beren bsfDrberi. unb piti. Ginaebores
ne follsn Don ben grobn 9biren
angff setabt haben, iuenisfens aR'
Enafm.
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0runbeisfntbnuis ilsbrrtrasnnseH.
Gin e!annii i Is. ernsujt.

Ginetannii i 15. gnsnf.
WaIter Senssen on miuian 8.
unS 6osI afnnsbp, Got So In eobn
5. Dittssns llutsrahtA in RGbtjou.
bile. 81.
Sobn grpan on T5omos o. More.
bon, 2ots 90 81 unb 55 in DoSjou's
uptsrabtb. 81.
8. o. gtrrp an %. 8. Damn, Got
sto. 8 tn 9IoDer Bsrrp's uuierabt5.
IN Wpomins. 81.
Suburban RsaI Gftate 60, on
6enrp s. SiuIid, 70 Bel I35 Nub an
Der Oitfeitt bon gaoogna srDe. 81.
DieieIbe an aOuIe 6. Sca5in,
80 1-3 bel 125 GuB an Der Sifieits
bon Su1iter 9lne. m Qortpoob. ST.
Bert Wsi9bonstp an Georgia 6.
9an aeeuiDe. % BET 100 igub an Der
Weitieite bon gIarion qlpe., LAO sSuB
iibli4 bon Dana 2lbe. 81.
gert Ulsfbbopstp on Georgia G.
Wdn 1eeupe, % bel 100 S5ab an Der
Weitieits bon @laripn Mbe., 140 s5ub
ilbli9 bon Dana @pe. 81.
Mntbonp S6usiber an sypbn q. unb
Glednore 6. MilmGun, Got 60 in
9umbre9ps untsabth IN Deer part.
81.
WhHtie Spmon an Deter 3. sagin,
26 Sub an Der glorbieite BON Rsuper
Zane auf DaInat !6ias. 81.
9eurp 5pritmon an Rebecea Stabs
Ter, 2ots II uHb Is In Der unierabth.
bon o. &. RsbnoIb's Ra9Iab. 81.
GImer q. Ban Cant on Gbriitinn
Srintmann, aOts q, %, %, "a unb
% tn Snop, 8bite e. 8urnet's lin.
tsrabtb. In Ilt. gIeafa 81.
St%ben !9aui.r an Jrdnf MsbeD
ipeller. 53 SUB an Der RorbIsiis bon
Central aOe., eb.nIo % Tub an Der
ytorbfsitt bon Central aDs., Suriid.
IGufeItb Biz gum '&oual. 81.
.Janes y. Cooper an German
Weib, 80 Bel 105 SUB an Der Siibof.
ede bon ptoboSco uub Disbp 4penue.
81
5ames 90. Ditbtrbb on Glora
80 Bel rs fyub on Der gaorb,
Ieite bon gbaie Strabe, 81 SUB ipeits
LID bon Mub Qntbonp Ctr. In gums
minspills. 81.
Diliam 6. S6arp an 2ouis 9.
boIlibap, Al SUB an Der RorbTsits
BON GptDOrtb @ps., 152 Gub oFli9
BON Barr DAT Ctr. IN gfnton place.
81.
Marp M. gattea on gbitb Tresbs
nan nnb Jba Qbnmg, 70 Bel $50 SUP
m Der Norbieits Don Wonros Gbsnus,
I67 Gub 6itIi9 bon Tlcatsomfrp pile
n Rortpooh. 81.
5eurp >. Siurlid n1l Rattle GsisIe,
80 Bel 96 Gub an Der Giibiette bon
1tninuls GDenus in giprtpoob. 81.
GbDorb Gong an Gbipdrb @olfs
'pm. 25 Bel 81 IgaB an Der Giibfeits
ION ghur9 Ctr, 75 SUB 5fEi9 bon
eorf plaoe In Si. Bsrnnrb. 81
@aibs m GGllfs Ga Gala g.
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Sk ffe i'm ertpartete2

S6 iie i'm ertuartete2, :. lnab.
ldiiig fragte es iid 2iiserifir1en, als
er fpieoer beirutp6rts fitbr. Drei 9age
bate feline 9eiie setudbrt, MIR brei
Sage unb aIs Idee EN- Menitel,aIter
5ipiihen biefen breiel 10 mar es ibm
5unrlitbe. 8angertb nto aasenb, bon
S9ulbbetplbtiein gepeirrist, nub bod
oariiber etne Soffnufig, eirn ftarfe
4raft, bte nortpGrts, a,ifp6rts beu.
tete aus bein gehriiften 4Ietinnit6
beroiis.
Srei Sage. :. @enm feline @eiie
mr. Guton Weibreft gegoIten, 70
forrrte er beiite SiiriiHebren.
Bon irnerr 11rtriibe, getriebel, per.
IieB @ertritb buS 5a1rs, ging birnis
fiber ben &of ms ssrete, BEN ifuuoIen
@eg stuiffen ben @teien eHtIana, I'M.
tuat Der 0d1ioftroBe. Gle tpuIIts srn
ssft ssstoegcapsbri tussus sz ~,
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@ensa gnnrf

RuHbe gum grifeursebilfen):
sMsuj9, isbt iit's sennsl Gie feifen
mid ia F&on minbeftens en-. gtunbs
lang etH, gk Isibea spaM ON seitsrs
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Sapa. xmS China.
(sscrregpoubes,s ans aoi,o)

Den aHrtIifen 8eridten if gu emt>
netnlerr, bab Der Sunbei Sipiidea 30
CON mo China IN ben Ieeten fiinf Sab.
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