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much as it has preserved the secrecy
Of the ballot, prevented to a large ex
tent the exertion of undue influence
over voters by professional politicians,
and has almost eliminated fraud at
the ballot box. In the majority of
the States of the Union, where the
Australian system has been adopted
and has been in effective operation
for several years it has been as satis-
factory to the honest citizens, who
desire purity at the ballot box and
honesty in elections, as it had been
proven to be in Australia. The sys-
tenn, when honestly and intelligently
enforced, secures orderly elections
and render well-nigh impossible the
long list of evils that have for years
disgraced our elections and rendered
them offensive to honest and respect
able people. Of course those persons
who profit by fraud and corruption in
elections desire a more plant system,
c. oS SISIil IiiSlI SuDJcCt W easier ma
nipulation and renders detection of
their crinlinality more difficult, and
they have opposed the system from
first to last and are still fighting it. 1t
is matter of history that the pro-
fessiOnal politicians in other States
made the most strenuous efforts to
prevent the enactment of election
laws embodying the Australian ballot
system, and that subsequent to it's
adoption they have redoubled their
efforts to secure a repeal Of the law.
Failing in these efforts to rid them
selves of the wholesome and purify
ing influences that the system threw
around elections they have taxed
their brains to evolve schemes that
would defeat or evade the system and
to bring it into disrepute. Notwith-
standing these efforts, the Australian
ballot system has grown in popularity
with the honest voter, and today it is
firmly planted in the favor of this
class of people in every State where
it has been tried, and there is no
prospect of it's abandonment in any
State.
Such being the intrinsic merits Of
the system and such being the beni-
ficent effects in practical operation
We Cannot give up hope that the
General Assembly of South Carolina
will incorporate the Australian ballot
system in the election law Of the
State.
Mr.. Manning has prepared law
that is peculiarly adapted to the
conditions existing in this State and
would be the means of purifying the
elections and eliminating fraud. 1t
will have the effect of an educational
| qualification of the ballot and will
bear equally upon all men, whatever
be their race or political creed; and
were it a new and untried scheme,
| without the many years of successful
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for sweet potatoes, giving one cent
bushel for each per cent. of starcr
found in the material. Can sweet DO
tatoes be produced in large quantities
and sold for twenty cents per BUSH
ell? We are Informed that sweet po-
tatoes can be grown at that price a:
profit to the farmer. We have been
told time and again that 200 to 400
bushels of potatoes can be produced
per acre, and at twenty cents per
bushel potatoes will be long way
ahead of cotton as money crop.
Here is the opportunity. What shall
We do with it?"
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A STARCH FACTORY.

DIR. w. w. Long. Director of the
Extenslon Department OF Clemson
College will meet the business men
Of Sumter Monday afternoon, at the
Chamber OF Commerce. to lay before
tasm the facts relative to the move-
ment that he has started to establish
rsarch factories in South Carolina.
1T. Long and his associates at Glenn
son College have made thorough in
vestigation Of the practicability. of
manufacturing first class article of
starch from sweet potatoes and he
VIII be In q position to talk facts and
not theories. He is undoubtedly able
to demonstrate that starch can be
manufactured at q pront--provided an
adequate supply Of potatoes can be
guaranteed at reasonable price. The
whole thing hangs upon the question
Of supply raw material. and this is
ND 10 the farmers Of the country adja-
cent TO the location of the starch fac
tory. II might be possible to raise all
the capital needed to establish v fac
tory. but unless a certain supply of raw
material n assured. no capitalist will
put hin money In II. A starch factory
In Sumter or In any other South Caro-
lima town depends upon the farmers
and until their cooperation Is assur-
cd the movement that DIR. Long
promoting cannot gain any momen-
tum.
The movement to establish starch
fHctertss In the South to use sweet po-
tatoss 10 not the FIRST effort in this di-
rection. ~ far back as january 1895
consideTabls intersss aroused IL
this matter In Sumter and an effort
Wa then made 70 interest the farm
srs In growing potatoes to supply +
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which brings the matter to a point,
was 1 0ceived:
New York, Jan. %, 1895.
Editor Watchman and Southron:
To-day 1 got paper of your edi-
tion dated November 15, 1894, con-
tanning an article on Cassava, which
L must say interests me very much.
Already from my former travels in
Brazil, and now still more, since in
company with several others, We in
tend to go in for the manufacture Of
starch in the South, from sweet po-
tatoes and Irish, and since 1 have
seen your article l would be willing
to add Cassava to it, provided, the
farmers would grow enough Of it for
our factory or factories, and that they
would supply 1t at such prices as we
might be able to pay. This latter
would. Of course, greatly depend upon
the starch content Of the Cassaya. I
am not sure If letter would reach
Mr.. Spann, as do not know his post
Office address, therefore send these
lines to you in expectation that you
will forward this to him. If he will
send me by express, freight paid, an
average sample Of what he has grown.
say ten to twenty pounds, ! will ur-
dertake to make the analysis of same
free of charge. If he agrees to this let
him address the box to my chemical
laboratory.
"B. Remmers."
800 Green Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
us there any water power in your
city or neighborhood suitable for
factory? Do you think, If we located
one Of our intended factories in your
place. that people would take a GER
tain amount of stock and what privil-
iges might we expect from the city !?
Hoping soon to hear from you and al
ways pleased to answer any question
that you may have in this matter. ]
remain, fits
Yours respectfully, -
"B. Remmers."
"The question is thus put directly
to the business men of the city and
the farmers Of the vicinity Do VIC
want starch factory in Sumter? viii
the business men of the city take
stock in it? Will the city allow sucl
a factory privileges Will the farm.
ers grow sweet and Irish potatoes ana
cassaya in sufficient quantities to sip:
ply tho factory? If we want the
factory an effort must be made, as IL
Will not come to Sumter whether We
make an effort or not. There are hun
dreds of towns just as we'll located as
Sumter and there is no particular rea
son why a factory should be loca$eo
here"
In the west starch factories pa,
fifteen cents per bushel Of sixty-siS
pounds for Irish potatoes. and twenty
"ents por bushel of sixty-six pound
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proposed factory After considera bic
talk nothing was accomplished, tn :
failure being due largely, il not en-
tirely. to the fact that a supply of po-
tatoes could not be guaranteed. At
that time Mr.. b. Remmers visited
Sumter and discussed the matter with
a number Of business men and for q
time there were high hopes that a
factory would be established. The
FAILURE of twenty-odd years ago. when
cotton was selling for about six cents
should not be taken as an omen OF
failure now, and the effort should be
made to Cooperate with DR.. Long in
putting this new enterprise on it's
feet. Twenty years ago there was no
farm extension organization and the
State did not have DR.. Long and his
corps Of energetic assistants of the
Farm Demonstration work to enlist
the aid of the farmers and direct
their work in new channels. We have
now the very thing that was lacking
then, and this may mean the diffet-
ence between failure and success In
addition we have the certain coming
OF the boil weevil. as another factor in
compelling the farmers to seek some
other crop than cotton as a money
producer. In 1896 cotton was at its
lowest price, and soon began to 60 up.
which induced farmers to plant more
cotton each year instead of driving
them to other crops. We Selieve that
DIR. Long knows what he Is doing and
that II he can obtain the proper
backing In Sumter. or elsewhere that
he will succeed in establishing a starch
manufacturing industry in this State.
Just as a matter of history the sub
Joined article is reproduced from The
Watchman and southron of January
S0th. 1895. 1t gives in brief form
the facts relative to the inception of
the effort then made to establish
starch factory in Sumter and TO in
duce the farmers to plant potatoes
as money crop to take the place of
cotton, which at the time was selling
for less than the cost of production.
(Fr0m The watchman and South
-on January 30. 1880
"A TOW weeks ago we published an
Inquiry from a party of Northern
capitalists. who desire to establish
starch factories in the South. in ref
,rence to the possibility Of securing
I supply Of potatoes and other starch
producing material in this section,
should they locate factory here. If
anyone has replied to this inquiry we
have not been informed Of the fact,
and since then the proposition has
been at standstill, simply because
our people have taken so little inter
est in matter that is Of real import
ance to this section.
Yesterday tho following letter
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operation to recommend it, the MEM
bers of the legislature, should have
no hesitation in adopting it, for It's
Very merits, patent to any one Who
recommend it so powerfully that
scarcely anything is left to be said in
ifo favor
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FREE SAMPLE-Large paper-shell'
pecans. Landowners, write for
sample nuts and prices of trees to-
day. Southern Nut Tree Nurseries,
Thomasville, Ga. "a, - 3.
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tF'rom The Daily Item, Feb. 10, 1860
"The new election law and Mr..
Mannings Australian ballot law will
be taken up this week for discussion
by both houses of the General Assem-
bly,. The adoption Of the election law
In a more or less modified form is a
roregone conclusion, but the enact
ment Of the ballot law proposed by
Mr.. Manning is not assured by any
means, Notwithstanding that it is one
of the best and most necessary re-
forms that has ever been proposed in
this State. We cannot understand
Why this bill has been sidetracked in
the General Assembly for three sue
cessive years, and is, at the present
time, in a fair way to be sidetracke ed
again. There is no reason for this
action, and we are necessarily forced
to conclude that there is more or less
prejudice against the Australian sys-
tenn, which is as near perfect meth
Cd for conducting elections as the
honest ingenuity of intelligent men
has been able to devise. In Australia
where the system originated it has
proven eminently satisfactory. mas
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THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT LAW.

The legislature seems to be inclin-
ed to dodge the issue raised by Gov.
Manning's recommendation in his an
nual message, that an Australian bal
lot law be enacted. The attitude
of the present legislature in respect
to this matter does not shock us as
greatly it would, were not for
the fact that in lodging the issue and
sidetracking the Australian ballot law
the legislature is following precedent
When Gov. Manning was a member
Of the legislature twenty-four years
ago he made an earnest effort to Sc
cure the enactment of an Australian
ballot law and the legislature dodg-
ed the issue every time the bill was
brought up. The following editorial
comment on the Australian ballot law
is applicable to the present situation,
almost without the change of a word,
although it was written twenty-one
years ago:
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Gls @attbman alia Soutbrua.
suhsshsd wednesday and satord.y.
BY
ooxEEN PUBLEsEny0 COMPANY.
SUMTER, " G.
TWODs
o1.so ~ annum-in advancA.



o. equsss Arse Insertion. .. .1l.os
ovssy ssbssdusut Insertion, =. so
oeatracts for three months o.,
Sogss yin - made at reduced rates.
An ss0munioatsons which sub.
ssevs prsvsts intsrssts vim b oharred
- - aAvsstissnsaa
Obituaries and tributes Of esspsct
ssu b charged foe.
Ihs Sumter wstohman was found
- b 1859 and the True southron In
sssa TAs Wstchman and Southron
a"~ hAs the combined circulation and
nsssoss q both Of the old papsrs
Asd v msuifsstly ths best sdvertlsins
sssdivu In sumter.
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3rei Iertumnbete
Ga6 es am DOnnerifag In Gina, o.
Bel RratpaIIen infoIse bss Stra.
beHbabnifreits.

Gina, g., 9. 9fug. Nm Don,
neritaa a6enb fom .s anIdbiib bes
Observation-Disclosures piebtr az
giusf9rsitiingen unb bret gerIontn
ipnrben bei einem 3uTamm.nifoB aipis
iben 8efiiriportern b.s 4usftnnbes
unb beipnffneien Dd1t.rn auf ben
StrnbenbabHipossn Der Sbio glectric
Rditipop 60. peripunbet. Die ppli3ei
trisb einsn Dolfsboufsn bon ii6er taus
ienb perfonen, Der ii@ IN Der gdbs
Der 5dltsItelle Der lIeberlanbba6n ans
geIammeIt hattie. nuseinonber. 9iirs
aermeiffer SimpTcn orbnete bitShlies
buns aller mirtbidcftsn I'M bofb feds
llbr Abenns an.
Der frntpall bssann auf BEN 6fs
fentiihen Square. dfs Gin Streitsr
genmsns @. 81. Stroup eintn Gtrns
benbnbnipngen 3u beitsigsn psrfud)te.
Der bon Gtreitbrefern unb bstpdffs
neten @ddtern befsbi mar. Charles
gribsr. Der Wlotormonn bss Wdaens,
foII Strcup, Der cine Munbe i'm llns
terlsib bnbonfrus. seThofen bnben. IN
Der Mnnnbme Stroup beGbiihties,
einsn tbdtfinen atnsriFf auf i'm.
Gtroup biirfte fsiner Munbs srfie,
gen.
Gin Boltshdufe pcn ii6er inuleHS
perion,u p,rfolgtt ben Wagen nnberts
baIb Gsrnbsnssbieris ipit bis gum
gubnbof Der llsberlnnbtobn. Dprt
trafsn sur fsfben Set brsi ipeFffit
fabrenbe ifdbtifdx 6traBtnbdhntpoasn
elm unb bic brei @1asn iruroen ppn
Der Wenes on ber Weiisrfdhrt psrbins
bert. Die Bebisnunssmnnnfbnften
biefsr Mnasen fotpis feds betpdffnsts
@G&tsr berfudi.u nun ben nod elm
boIbes 6dufrgsbiert nett suifsrnien
Bobntof su errsihsn.S Snher bic wlsnas
.psrlsgte ibusn ben Mea ircrruf bic
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3nrA Trasmenfe eines
gbrapHeus
Wurben Bel 9eidiB,
iibuusen in Georgia
brei ptr omen ges
tnAtgt

marietta, Ga, 8. alug. 2lus
Sort McpberIpn, ga. ipirpb geulsls
bet. Sab bur9 Grasnenie zines
S6rnpnelIs, peltss am Mittipo9
aus sinem @si6aB bes Sfrisierss
Qusbilbrngslasers a6sei9oifsn nurs
be, uno bas i6er ben @ipfel beg
@Ount asnnsiop fog un6 feline t0bt.
Ii9en 5rasweute iiber benRorbabbang
osfslben i9leuberts, brei perionsu ess
tobtet unb 5pei sefGhrlitb perlest
purben. Die 5obttn iinb 5rau Seth
6arris nsb 3ipei Peger. Der llnfaIl
ereisnete Ii6S. als Der lebte S9ub Der
tdgli9en llebungen obsefeuert purbe.
gr ipirb auf 3peifah. Mefie erilGrt.
Gin 5bsil Der STfi3isre iinb Der glns
fidt, bas bns GeidoB entiptber Sur9
bic beipdIbete Spite oes 8erges fubr,
pbsr duF Ieinem JIuss einen Seiien
OIL Der Geit. beFelbsu traf. bonn sus
riidpralIte uiio untsr cine Gruppe bon
3ufhausrn fiel. 1rna 6drris mar
icfort tobi. Sie mar eernbe i'm Be
sriFf seipelsn. aus ibrtm 8usep gu
itsiasn, unb purbs Sipansis SuB nett
fprteeIhlenoert. S5re 2eihe mar
I1redIith 3ugeri6tet~ Den beibeu Re
germ iparsn bic SIkSmabtn BON
Horper gerifien.
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ReriDnlt9
sSf gouoerusur Campbell nu9 gis6es,
ari5., gereiit, I'M hie Oronug
pieoer ber5uitelen.

Suscon, &ri5., 8. Gug. Sou.
pernur Sbouias G. Campbell iubr ON
Gonnerftag W2orgeH Don ghoenir
nad gis6ee o6, I'M bort perf0uIi4
nab benz Sie6ten su ieben. ur1ter'
meas erbielt er cine Oepeihe bon benz
bereits IN 9ts6ee peiler0en General
antpoIt Bilep sSones, bes SSIlbolts,
bob CT bort iebr bofli9 aiifsenournen
pur6e, ibn ie6o6 BON ben giirgern
in Der @egerapart oes Sberiifs ote
Mittbeilung gentadt poroen lei, baB
bic tdgIi6en gerb0re Surh elm &om'
nrittee Iotpie bic Oeportirungen BON
NitgIie6ern Der SSuouitrial @orfers
OF the @orlo obne Riifiiht aitf trgeuo
tDel6e @eiete fortoauern piiroen.
,,gSas i6 tbuu per6e,~ iagte Der
gouperneur Dor ieiner glbreiie, rtpirO
eon3 BON Dem Reiultat Der llnieriti'
dung abbGngen, Die id perionIi9 oil
0rt irt6 SteIe bor5lrnebnten &C.
oenfe."
Sisbee, Mri3., 9. aug. 8ou-
pernelr Campbell BON 9lri5ona trnf
am Sorneritag slbeno bier elm une
erfIGrte, Sob er I'M &Sorren 9upfer.
biitrift 5u perbleibeu geodfte, bis
ole geantten bon Go6ie Gountp inn
oas @eriprebelt gcgeben bdtten, 6ab
lie iitb itrift an Ole @eiese balten mir.
Sen uno big lid aud aitoerpeitig DE
Situdtion gefl1rt bate. Ser Sou.
Derneur fiigte birBu, boB er gefom-
men lei, Inn 81 erIHittelu, o6 ben Gen.
TEN ibr foultitlttionelles Gedjt eeludbrt
piiroe.
/ 9luf bic Trase. pb er bic 9unbss=
reaierung I'm Sruppen eriu9en uOsr
bas ariessre9t prOtLauiren Dliroe,
srpioerte Der @ourerneur, bab er tets
nsrlei Grtldrungen in bieIem StEne
srlaHen bebe unb Isbnts ss oonn ab,
Ii9 oes peitsren beSiigti9 ieiner pIGEe
gu dubsru.
@eusralanpdlt 8ileD sSOnes IEs
Berte ii9 am 9Unneritus gum erfen
gRals beSiieli9 Der unteriuauHg, bic
sr Iotpeit iiber bic Depprtirung BON
1900 SnbuItrial @urters Of tbs
Borlb sefiibrt bat. gr iugte an
Donuerfag glbsnb IN einer @eridmms
lung bon 5rouen:
rRein Wtitsiieb Der Sn>uItridl
Bortsrs Of TIE gBorlb iOIIte IN bisism
pSer IN irsenb einem anbsrsn Tiiritt
.drbeiten; fis biirfen niGt sebaIbet ner,
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| appenntionen gegen entfaeibunsen
Der lofdlsn Beb0rben miibten DON ben
Diltrittsbtb6rben 5frar auf bos iorg>
fGltigTte ertDog.n perben. nber unter
senausr ssnbstradt5iebnns bes Geiiies
bes ausbebungsgelebes.
Dafbington. .. e.. 8. 2luS.
Yom gureau pes GensraIz4jroDoIt
@roDber purbe am SOnnsritag Sc
tannt sesebsn, Dab Don ieosm austss
bungss2litritt fiin5 UtaHH mebr. G!s
bic Quota betrdsi, Dor Oas 9aupts
quarter Der 2lusbebungsbeborbe az
laben unb bab bieielben ais sttpaige
SteIlDertreter angeisben iDsr0sn piir>
ben, falls beim YerIahen Der .onge NIT
ben ausgebobaisn irsenoein W1nn
nt9t 3ur Sisae iein folIte. ST nIe
pou5Gbligs Quota am betreff:no'n
Gage porbanbeH, bnnH peroen ale
Siellungssaarten unb ale ionitigsn
4Idpiere, tDel9e fi9 auf bic Oiftrittss
Quota be3iebsn, eiiif9lieBli9 Der Nss
IgIltrdttonstarten, bem Bdhtbubsao.n,
ipeI9er bic abtbeilung bsgIeitet, sings.
bdnbigt iperben, unb ounn pirc ME
Gabrt na9 ben eantounensut b>liHs
nen-
Gs fDirb bic pfliat bes gefeblsbas
bers ieosr abtbeiIung isiH, isiHe D.Gns
ner tDdbrenb Der 5abrt ju ii6.rpa.
9en; barauf gu febenb blb an tsiuer
citation ein.r 5uriidbleibt; bag ale
regelmmdbig ibre Uaobl3eiieu erbal.
ten unb buB gismanb uHtsrtpegs Spis
rituOfsn ;useitedt tDerbsn. @enn ff
Der 3ug bem Eager biz auF feds
Stunben gendbert bat. bat Der Uatts
hubenbe ben @eneralsabiutdnien bess
feI6en telegrdpbif9 bon Der Seit Der
antunft in Genntnib 5u ieben.
ss iinb 8orii9tsmobrsgtln getroFs
fen tporben, alien ettpuigsn 8ortomm,
ntfieu begegnen gu t0nnen. DenH 4.
.. Elm 3uq @erfpdtunq bdt, 70 niro
bds bem 9enerdlanfpolt beg 2dners
telegrupbii5 mitsetbeilt perben ynS
biefer tuirb bunn bic n0thige Snitru;s
tion ertbeilen. n
Hu9 ihrr Intunft i'm Eager n,rf
ben bic Qusaebobenen fidh elmer srSs
gilttaen HorperslInterfufuna pur9
arme5aer3te su untersisben bdbar.
Solrte bunn mod sSemorb ,uriidgentes
fen iperbn, 70 ipir6 bos Der Iotcfen
geb5ree mitsetbeilt, ipsrds bann fir
eineH Stelfpertretsr An foroen bat.
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Da5in gu ipirten, bab bic loialsu atus
bebungsbebSrbeu
sefrsiung bonn TlifidrbisHit sDessn
9srorguns bon angsbOrigeu
auf Srinssnbs unb seuau Sefinirt.
sale beifrdnieu.

Wafbington, 8. Gusuit. Die
iibsrais ,abIreideu 9efu4e um Be-
ireiling bonn Wilitdrbisnft. ipd4e aus
70 pislen S6eiIen bes 2anbes beriftet
perbeu, baben ben 9eneralSpr0p
perdnlabt, an bic Gouberneure 5u tsle'
srnpbiersH, bic lotalen ausbebungs'
8eb5rben ansupeiieu, bic Disnitbe>
ireiunsen ipesen bes n6tbigen Inter
baIts BON 4ngeb5rigen auf bic brins
gsnbiien Gdlle su beI5rdnien.
Sn stIi4en Siiirittn babeu bis su
80 prossnt Der RsgiitrirtsH aus oies
fem grunbe Dieuitbefreiuns beans
irogt, unb General gropbsr rpeiit bas
rauf bin, baB infOlss oieies llwfan'
bss bic Qlufbrinsung Der Ratioudi,
armee in Der seplantsn S0be in Jra'
se aeiteIlt lei. gs itisn an5eihen Dor,
5anDsn, baB qnrasrapb 18 bes 9luss
bebunssssisses in folder Weiie nib
brau9t perbs, bob feins 9eibebaltung
in Disisr Gorm ui4t ratbiam fei aus
gsni9eiHli9 made man iia bic tppbls
esmeinte abiiGt. bag barte Coos Don
abbdnsis,n Iamiliensliesbrn auf eiH
Wininlum 3u bei6rdntsn, in elmer
WsiIe su nubs, ipeI9e benz Gtife iesI
nes pordsrapben sutDiberlaufe.
gs iti bic moralii4e lleber3euguns
borbanbsn. baB Suuberte BON @eIus
den lin Disnitbeir.iuns n5llig obsr
ibeilipeiie anbesriinbet i,ien. 9urbI
biefe Ga9las. iperbe nber bic Gait
Der lotalen alsbebungsbeb6rSen uur
Derme9rt, unb nur ein snergiIfes Gin
greiisn bsrielben i.i i'm Stdnbe. cine
neus pFfsisls Resuli,rung bieies pro
blems, burd ipel6e Oienitbefrsiuns
ressn Der lIHisrfiibuus BON Gamis
lienmitsIiebern auf gang har befinirte
JGle beIhrGnft iperoe, 81 perbinbern.
1dIIs bic lOialsn geb0rben ii9 nidt|
anFraff.n niirbsn. bsm WiBperbdItniB
elm gnbe su MAIDEN unb MIR IN tpirts
Iihen RctbfdlIen Dieuitbefreiiing 5u
aenSbren, iperbs sin Gingreifsn fsis
tens bts ariegs Departments uns
permtiblit iein. fa es iicb barum
bonbIs. bem SeIsb 9a4Srud su DersI
Ieiafn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-10
ao,smiiiipm
@iro 5ur b,finitipen erlcbiguns aller
alrbeiteriirsiiisleiisn bel Rssies
rinssarbeitsn ernannt
neroen.
90 hat am Dcnnsrfias bic eanOss'
Dertbeibisunss aOmmiHiOn
btf4lOfen.

Wdibington, .. G., 8. aus.
lie eanbtsuertbsibisunssIs aOmmiis
iion bat bic Shaffung einsr gsborbs
fir griebisuna DON arbsiteraipiiiigs
isital bef9lOFen. Der enbsiiltise gu.
risbi.tipn iiber alle Resierunastons
tratte fpGbrenb Der Duuer oes ariegss
suftsben fon. Di.isr geb0rbe tperbsH
uitumfhrdufte 9oamaHt,n baburA
perlieben iptrben. bab Regierungsions
,frdfie niir an folde &pntrattorsn bsrs
asten ipsrbsn foll.n. bic iid ptrpfIits
ten, iid bsi ben gntidlisbunasn Der
geborbe gu berubiaen unb fir ihre
9lnasiieItsn bag sIei4e @eripre4eu
ss6.n.
Die apmmiffion ipirb aus neun
gfitgliebern 5efisben. je brei @ertres
tern Der Rsgieruns, Der 4rbeitgeber
iinb Der arbeiter unb bic Grnsnnuns
gen iperben in Babe srfolssn.
qaut Der Don Der aanbespertbeibis
gunsstommiifion srlofeusn erflGs
runs foa bic aommifIion sebalten
fein, perT6nli4 nIe Str.itigtsiten gu
unierfu6en, Eel bsnen iib,r tduienb
arbeiter inpoIbirt iinb. tpdhrenb IS
ihr Bel Streitigtsiten bon esringerem
Imfanse freiiiebt. bic llntsriuduns
eniipsber Islbit por,nnebmen unb bas
nit befonbere Nusaleitbunasiommits
tees su beirdnen. Die gniTblieBuHg
Der &onimiiiion miiFen tnn.rbaI6 bon
brsibis 9dssH na9bem ibH.n Der be-
irtffsnbe gan unterbrsitet iporben III.
srfoiusn unb iinb fir bic betrsfienben
Mrbsitaeber unb arbeitnebmsr bins
bsnb, isbod midi fir einsn Idngren
3eitraum als go saee na4 geenbis
guns be5 2rieses.
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