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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
MOBILE CLUB BEATS CUSHNOCS
ITO IN LAST GAME OF SERIES
Finnegan Holds Locals hree Hits While Bombay Is
More Than Generous and Has Wabbly Support-Big
Crowd Sees Contest.

Mobiles fastest semi-pro aggrega-
tion cleaned-up on the Cushnocs at
Maxent Park yesterday afternoon. 4
to 1, before a crowd of nearly thou
sand people. The game was one of
the best played here this year 1t had
all the qualifications necessary for an
interesting afternoons entertainment
There was action, suspense, tragedy,
and climax.
Finnegan twirled a nice game for
the winners and was given wonderful
support. Bombay also pitched good
ball but his support was shaky and
his team failed to get runs for him,
not scoring at all until the seventh.
The contest was featured by fine
fielding on the part of Eagin, Grogan
and Chance for the Cushnocs, and by
Cook, Smith and Cox, for Mobile The
game as 1t was played:
First inning: Erhart walked. Spicer
sacrificed, MnVoy to Chance NJ. Steber
was out McVoy to Chance. Erhart
went to third. Smith ended the inning
when Eagin handled his hot grounder
to Chance. No runs, no hits, no err
rors.
Graham was out, Cook to Cox Eagin
walked. Eagin went to third on a
fsaelS N 'eouBlIO OF 6oAoW 'peoyIIIoss
toGCox. Grogan out, Finnegan to Cox.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Cox is Clever.
Second inning: d. Steber was safe
at first when McVoy's throw pulled
Chance off the bag. Cook fouIed TO
Rouk. Cox singled to left. Hannah flied
to Graham. Cox had gone to second
thinking it would be a hit and after
the fly was caught sauntered slowly
back towards first. and had nearly
reached the bag before the Cushnocs
awole to the situation. 1t was then
too late for double play to catch
him. Finnegan singled to center. scor-
ing Steber, but Cox was tagged out
at third when Grogan threw to Nc
Voy One run. one hit. one error.
Chance walked. Rouk sacrificed
Chance to second. Bombay was safe
at first. Steber holding the ball to
tag Chance out at third Angelo
fouled to Smith. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Third inning Erhart out, Graham
to Chance. Spicer flied to Eagin. NJ.
Steber flied to Rouk. No runs, no hats,
no errors
Bell out, FInnegan to Cox. Graham
was safe on Mike Steber's muff. Fin
negan juggled Eagin's roller. but sue
ceeded In tossing the ball to Cox IN
time to make an out McVoy flied
to Erhart. No runs, no hits. one
error.
Fourth inning; Smith doubled to
right and was doubled off second
when Il. Steber flied to Eagin Cook
walked and stole second, continuing
TO third when Bell threw over Eagins
head. He was called out fS$ not
touching second. Graham getting the
uut-out. No runs, one hit, one error.
Grogan out. Cook TO Cox. Chance
flied 70 Cook. Rouk was safe when
Spicer dropped his high fly. He MSs
out stealing second, Smith to Hannah.
No runs, no hits, one error,
Fifth inning; Cox doubled against
the right field fence. Hannah sacri-
hced him to third, Bombay to Chance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
PLANS ARE MADE
FOR SEASON OF
GOOD BASEBALL

The Maxent Park committee to-
gether with Mayor Sanders. Manager
Rogers. of the Ship Yard, Manager
Van Matre, of the Pensacola Regulars,
and Secretary. Baldwin, of the Twi-
light League commission. held a meet
ing at the office of Mr. Gilmore
American National Bank building, at
10 o'clock yesterday morning to dis
cuss the affairs of Maxent Park
June 20. 81 and % have been allot-
ted to the Pensacola Regulars. On the
following week end the leading team
in the Twilight League will bring an
outside team here to play. The same
system will be followed throughout
the season and Pensacola will be fur
nished with excellent week END games
all summer.
Edmund Fox is chairman OF tnS
park committee and the other mem
bers are Frederick Gilmore and G.
w. Forum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

Finnegan struck out. Cox was out
stealing home, Bombay to Bell No
runs, one hit no errors.
Bombay struck out. Angelo struck
out. Bell struck out No runs. no
hits, no errors.
Sixth inning: Erhart flied to Ora
ham. Spicer was safe on McVoy's
second wide throw to first. NJ. Steoer
fouled to Chance. Spicer was run
out between first and second, BonI-
fay to Eagin to Chance. No runs, no
hits, one error.
Graham fouled to d. Steber. Eagin
walked, and went all the way to third
when Smith threw over Hannah s
head trying to stop him from stealing
second. McVoy struck out. Grogan
hits, one error.
Seventh inning: Smith singled by
first, the ball taking bad bound by
Chance. d. Steber fouled to Bell.
Smith stole second Smith scored
when Bell missed Cooks third strike,
Cook going to second. Cox was safe
when Chance juggled Graham's bed
throw, Cook going TO third. Cox st.-e
second. Hannah struck out. Finne
gan singled through second, scoring
Cook and Cox. Erhart dropped a
Texas Lacquer in left. Spicer was out
when Graham tossed NJ. Steber's hard
grounder to Eagin. Three runs, three
hits, two errors.
Cushnocs Score Once.
Chance doubled into the corner of
the lot. He was spiked returning to
second and McVoy went in to run
for him. Rouk was safe when Han
nan threw his grounder to third to
head off McVoy. He was out steaiI AZ,
Smith to Hannah. Bombay got
scratch hit to the box, McVoy scoring.
Angelo was hit by a pitched ball. Bell
struck out. Graham flied to d. Steber
One run, two hits, no errors.
Eighth inning: Smith singled to
right ID. Steber famed. Cook famed
Cox fouled to Chance. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Ninth inning: Hannah flied to Gro
gan. Finnegan flied to Angelo. Err
hart was given a hit by McVoy, and
stole second. He made nine attempts
to steal third and then Spicer fouled
out to Bell. No runs. one hit, no
errors.
Rouk fouled to Smith. Bombay was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
"Y" CAMPERS GO
TO PERDIDO FOR
ANNUAL OUTING

The boys of the Y NJ. C. A. and the
~" Scout troop are leaving this
morning via the P. & P. railway for
Perdido Beach, via the Millview and
the mail boat. The party is made
up of total of % boys. with Boys
Secretary Hartsfield and Assistant
Secretary Alex Olsen in charge. They
are supplied with an unusually fine
array OF camp equlIpage, which to-
gether with a good cook assures a
good camp in itself. The boys are
looking forward with keen anticipa-
ton for the camp. Reports will be
had from time to time relative to the
activities of the camp. Visitors are
assured a hearty welcome at any time
they see fit to go to the camp.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
JOURNALS PAGE OF SPORTS
"ALLTHE
Baseball Basketball Tennis Golf Yachting Boxing Wrestling
KNIGHTS PLAY SHIP YARDIN
TWILIGHT LEAGUE OPENING
EAST HILL THIS AFTERNOON

most successful seasons of Twilight
baseball Americas oldest town has
ever known.
Manager r. p. Stubbins will have
full charge of the grounds and will
be assisted by the league commission
of which Jos. Villar, Thomas Joan-on
and Lucky Baldwin are members.
Gordon Kelly will be on hand with
the old score book and will act as
official scorer throughout the season.
Let's go,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

This is the day. The Twilight
League gets going right this after
noon, with the Knights of Columbus
and the Ship Yard battling for the
Jump-o off. The game is called for 5:45
o'clock at East Hill and Mayor San
ders will pitch out the first ball Music
will be provided by the ship yard
band and everybody in Pensacola is
invited to be present at the opening
of what promises to be one of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
Fresh Meats
BICYCLE SHOP

First class repairing on bicy-
cles, guns, pistols, graphophones
and sewing machines, done by
-. c. Chancey, IA best Inten-
iencia Street. 9872-tf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

At one time silk was so valuable
> q it was sold for its own weight
in gold literally.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

out, Cox to Finnegan. Angelo was
out. Finnegan to Cox. No runs, no
hits, errors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

Bombay. 2; off. Finnegan 3 struck out
by Bombay. 5; Finnegan, 5; hit by
pitched ball, by Finnegan, Angelo;
stolen bases. Smith, Cox; double play
Eagin. unassisted; passed ball, Smith,
Bell; sacrifice hits. Spicer. Rouk and
Harmon; two base hits. Chance. Smith,
Cox; left on bases, Cushnocs, Z; Mo-
bile. Z. Umpire. Laird. Time: 1880
Attendance, 1000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

SOUTHERN.
Chattanooga, 4; Atlanta. ..
Mobile. 0; Little Rock. 3.
Nashville, IL: Birmingham, 2.
Mobile, 3; New Orleans, 2.
NATIONAL.
st. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago, 4; New York, ..
Cincinnati, 1 Boston, L; called in
fifth.
AMERICAN.
Washington, 5; Detroit, S.
New York, 0; st. Louis, j.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
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THE REMNANT RACE
SOUTHERN.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16
GAMES TO-DAY
SOUTHERN.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-16

SOUTHERN.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Memphis at Mobile.
Nashville at Atlanta.
NATIONAL.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
AMERICAN.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Bonn Sobe abbernien.

Sdefuuies. Sn ieinem Seim,
1474 Rcofielo StraBe, itdrb an einem
8rebsleioen SSgnoe ShedoDic5, Die
8itttpe. pier 8ohter uno orei Sobne
binterIniieno. @r puroe 66 Sabre
alt. DaS 9egrabniB mar geItern
Morgen ouf benz fntboliI6en 6rieo-
bofe.
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StraBe, itorb ibr fIeiner Sobu Nn.
orefp. Or pllr6e 2 Sabre mo A Mo,
note alt.
Auf Dem ct. Soiephs Ri6ge 5rieo-
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in Ieutihlans gpboren, fam aber
bcreit5 oils pieridhriger &nnbe nit
ieinen gltern naf Amerifo. Su 1869
uerbeiratbete er lid nit SRI. 8eronico
Sf)dfer, moratf 0a5 3oor iif al'
elmer Torm ouf Ct. Soiepb's Ribqe
nieoerlieB. 3pei Sobne uno pier
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nod @tlliam 90. 2ong, eth
Iriiberer 8iirger BON Ga Groiie unG
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IhlteBers SameS Gang. Ser &erItor'
bene, ser 68 Sabre alt muroe, NOR
Wfitaer. Gr arbeitete mebrerc Sabre
in 2iitmon'5 Wtiihle uno ipGter in
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opolis angeItcat.
Come. &n Spring @oQep, Minn.,
mur6e Wfittnoh 9en Iroing Come
cir @ru0er BON Srou &. 6. Sla, POI
Siih ;. StraBe, beitattet. Ser iltnqc
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6oren, fam ober nit ieincn@Iteru mad
Ga Groilc mo tpobnte bier bis 0ieie
Dor einigen Wpnaten noh Rodciter,
gfinn, pcr3o9eu. Gr Itorb BORT ON
10. Wtdr5 all eincm 6er5leiocn.
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Nns ben 6eridten.

NrgltIt Minnidl ser Heinbaro Gar
topif cine Meiiermmoe bcibratte,
bat lid aii Die AnfIage oe5 nNn.
grjifs nit Der Abiiht eincn Wioro 3t
bcg1ten" 81 pcrontlporten. Gr muir.
sc am QienataQ 9tofmlttag Ridltcr
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hattie, mttcr $1,000 Niirgidoit &c.
itclt. "a Ser Nnqcflogte Die giira.
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ms @cfdnQniB 5urijtnanoeru. @eltte
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hen. oa man crmortet. ouB @nrtomif
ionclt picocr hcrQclteIlt icin miro,
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letterc$ itmcr1pieQcto genuq 70 MIRO
QIinih iehcnial@ oent arciSdcridrt
sur NburthciIurQ iiberlpiclcu ncr0cu
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8arnuns an ~Stenerpfidtise!

@inneniteucr . Gomminar Rope
in @oihingtou erIieB am Won-
tag Die 8aruunq, oaB ale T%erionen
tpeIhe ibre @intommenitelter . Gin.
itdbung nid,t bis morgen Ibeno
eiItgeIdidt baben, ith geridtIiher
Tro3enirung ~nusieben, Or erilitt
uIle cbrIid)en Steuer3oblcr, ser He.
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berger" ousfinbig SIT MAIDEN @er aus
NnhIdIiigfeit feline giuid)oblng uidt
cirid,idt, icbt lid elmer @eIbbuBe bon
niflt iibcr $1,000 aus, Der eS nit
&or5eoaft thltt, elmer iolfen BON nidli
ilber $4,000 o0er 8eiGnqtiB pon
cirem Snhr ODER bcioem ans lin.
fcnntuiB oes 8eiebeS ifiibt olif fcineI
1SoQ Dor Straie.
Gommiiidr Stopper neiit oarollf bin
oaB iolfe 8crionen, meIed) cine pou.
it6u5;ge Ginid)Gtlng bis morgen
Nbelto nift einreid)en fonneu, eincl
Auiidub pom 45 3aqcn erhalten fon.
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5hcil Ser Stcucr ett. Dies be3icht lid,
aui Gorporotionen mo G~in5elperio.
ltell.
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0egen beuti6es Sbeater.

e. miro cine 8erueguna aeplunt,
I'M Die Segislotur 3u nernnlaiien, lid
gegen Die a%uifIbruug oeutifer 3ben.
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comm 3u erfldren, iolange Der 5rie-
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in Der Segislatur oor5ulegen. &6g.
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mod 81 baIteu, organiiirte 8ropa.
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IS lit elm @erinA in oieiem Staat
pemaht poroen, cine oeutidle Dor.
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nod lit, fpenn uniere Soloaten mie
Ser 5uriid ftn0."
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S%terHidnuppen uno 8alaen.
bnmoriitiides.

Stepben Sdubiof, Dor iiber 81
Sobren in Chicago geboren, fam i'm
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fiir, oaB Die e oe r mcincm Sat
ten 5ugeiproden tpetben uno mir I'M.
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ie neiie Giurihtung gefollen ju ba.
ben. Tod iou lid ieitber man.
tcrlci Oppoiitiou ge3eigt taben
I0s Experiment Der 3age5lidyt : Gr.
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i'd oos gleif)e Experiment in oIelcn
au0eren SQnoern auf oos grI.C be.
mGhrt hat. @ir uiternohmen 6as
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thia mafte. "a ser 8rieg oori'ber
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nift mehr iiir rotbig, mos uid,t scr
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fonlmt BON ocn 1Sormerr1, Die hcfYrt)-
ten. 0oB ibre IngeiteIIten, ,nenn Die
llbr nm cine Smnoe oorgeIteGt miro.
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1Sormer brarften ooh rur 6cs Nor
gems Inn cine Stunoe ipdtcr nn,u-
fanncn, I'm I'M oIten 8eIeiic blelhcll
3u founen.
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&'ajiae %eItrOrpcr.

Gehr mertuilr6iQe Nubnpcrhdlt.
allie uHh "r5bcn uciicn Ole Gu6cr-
item Wun0c 0c$ &upiter. Der adl.e
un0 0I nHutte Mono uui. ]titol.
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@clttorptrd.cu iinb tiir 0os blubc
9lulP aud} IN DEN mdhtiniten Ette
'topcn nod III iHmah. SIC be.
'drelbcu. ms &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Iide @odcu drift mitteilt, oar fei.
ne acIdipl'1lcn aurpeL neil me
zen Der droctu Nbitdnoc Der Non.
De pom @nH9tf0rpcr sic St0runaen
rurdl Ole Sonue iebr aroB iinb.
Hl9 Qcuii'tu Innohmcn iibcr oa5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itIicbt
Hld'ol'on. 0nB Der nelrute Wono
oc@ &ItoItcr einen Turdmeiier pom
tur ctlun 30 aiIpmetcr hohc, or
milroe. bel &ollmono pom ,SiIpiter
ans 0e'cacn. EN- Stcrntcn Glitter
bis 'mol'ttr 8robc lem unb cr.
'd'clnt inns 0eriuacr. oils non Ser
A%d't}chnten wrobc. Gab cS ilbtr.
holtpt Uo3.jh mar. ioldlc &ilipnta
nCr inter Sen @cltt0rpcru mahr5u.
nch7cn uuA 'hrc @ohrcu III beref,.
rem. INNS ais ENC ulBrrorocntlit1c
%Clltlrnd dullicbcn merNcn.
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Sure Staotnsni9feittn.

@iliom Seifcr bon @ormonu,
Mtinn., mltroe Witttpod) Worqen oll
Ser Nrcu3ung ser 3. mo 8corl Giro.
ic non elmer Strobcn Gor uuaemor.
len mo lcid,t ocrIcbt. Gr muroe ms
It. TrnnciS Spital gcbrnht, fonntc
oo@itIbe mad Nnbrinqunq zines Ser.
6atoca aber nicocr ucrIoiien.
- Sm @criftSqc6duoc miro helttC
Sic .8ltte Strnfcn Contention" er-
6finct. PM ocrieIben meroen Stoot5
rSnqcnicur 0jrit mo onoere Sodllcutc
&ortruQc hatten.
GILBERT Some fo1cftirtc Qciterrr
Im 8crid)t5qcbdline fir oo5 Iooten
ron 3pci I5iidicn Die ooiiir pom Ston:
ou$Qclcttrn Erdmicn. Gr iinq Die
1bIcrc in elmer Sale mi 6rcnf IS
LAMB.
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SoastitsslOdtn.

6r. uno 6rou Mott, @%oniou,
1901 Turnam StraBe, mOhCn 0ic
&crcbeIidrunq ihrer Iotter Clga
nit @rn. %obn Weper, SOhn
BON Trau 3enrp Stufcnihmiot, be
fannt. Gic 1rouunq mlr6c ON s.
DiGr3 i'm 8iarrbouie Ser Central
Metbooiitcn Stride in Wluona bon
Editor Enriih pou3oqen.
Some5G g. q pon@citSo
lom un0 Gffic q. Qamtonn on
Wauiton tpllroer am Witttuoh I'M sc,
ritt5qcbGl0e BON Ridter 9rin6Icr
ehCIld1 uerbun0en.
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~ NNAAA 9 IfNt 1
bin Nu@ituuB iiir Ioao, uuo Slid
ouqelcQcrlhietcn erflorte nnl GicnotaQ
" Y. Norbcr non bier. Ser Noriibcr
Scr COMBINATIONS Gonmlntou, oab
oicic uitt2 ciu~jnfucuocn hobt. mcnn
Gin N1aer cine 0ortion MiIObroten
an ltiuc iSrcunoc pibt Gr crhiclt
itoot) Sic AnIitt a,tirtdlt. 0aE ucuu
Sic @citimmum9cn oG Eiidf unn
Suuo @cicUc3 itbcr Gcrfaui ocs
@iloprcts n~ptgchotcu wiirocu. mic
eiutlc porlicacnot @ritBcrtuiiric be
5ucdcIL Damn mitroc 0o@ g2,loilciih
Elm Froontt oe@ N0uH,I&. uub iuucr
haIb fiinf &ahrcu milrNe ouc$ @jlH
lnl St0utt nu@uerottrt iCju.
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@rpreh Nnaeitellte itrslfen. I'm

3uirtcocn nit elmer bon Ncqnttcn Der
AmIcrlcan RoiImun GrprcB Gouporp
~gcfiihrtcn itrcrgcn NodiorIdntng ilbHr
unracfommcuc Observation-Disclosures
IaQtcu an 9jen9tnQNtittaq Ole idnlmt
lid)cu @lnQcitelltcu 0e3 hicltNcr 3rpcia@
Ser VcieliaAit ole Arbcit nicoer. tchF-
ten abcr 6crcita nud) elmer Stun0e
AMI Sen Rath hires HnpnIt@ 6r'N
8. Nurtpea an sic grbeit Nuriid, &c
5treifcr ucrlunqten bic Gut'crrunl,I
pom 3uci pom N|inncnpoli@ filr NE
llntcriutunQ hierhcr Q~clonhtcn boh2
rem Ncamtcn. Die Die Nerhnltuna INN
Gcrurthrilrng zines Nu1cltellteu ne
Qcn 0itbitobl pcronloBtcu MicrQcNcit
hobeu oie Eclltc mllhejucnh uidlt@ cjNs
~iupcnocn. oodl iino tic nit Ser g..
@ra0" llutcr'nduug, Die poH oc1l
@comtcu nugcmunot miro, ntdt j't-
irIc0cm
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Die QrbeitertOnferenS.
N2o0iior. u. Wdr3.

2tASAIStf
Sci ser Groffmug Der arbeiter-
conierens am Qienstag in W2aoi-
ion, melhe uon Der 8isconiin State
federation of 2abor einberufeu nor.
BEN lift, legte 5. ), 3anoleg, YtIlDau.
fee, SefrtGr Der nagemeinen GTefu'
t~ipbeb0roc Der .State Jeoerution"
oas acknowledgements oes
Arbeiteruerbun0es Dor. Us IdlieBI
8orihIGae ie0er @rbeIter linton oes
Stautes. i~elbitdu0ige Gin5eloerbdno!
uno c~iu3elue Arbeaer Elm.
Is iin0 uber 200 Gelegaten aus al
len 1bcilen oesStoates onmcieno. Get
3uorona lit 70 grob, ooB Die Ser
iamullung in Elm gr0Beres Sotol, OIL
Iurncr Sal, perIegt neroen muB.
Bouuerncrlr 8hilipp 6epIllfomm
netc Die 4rbeiter- 8ettreter nit ber5
iidpn 92ortcn. Seine @usiiibrungei
APPLETON in Der 4uIforoerung, confer
patip oor5ugcben mo ocm5falh al Ol(
arbcitcr, mn Dem 2obne 3uirieoen 81
iein, Den lie ibrcr 9ebensitcaung cnt
Ipred)eu0 crhleltcit.
Ins benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,Im denominations Brogramn
miro uni bic llmpdl5ung uno I'm
mcrbumQen hingelpieien ,melhc Die Der
Qandcncn pier Sabre gebraht babef
un0 in Den Nrbeitern Den 8unld req
acntadlt hat ibre bisbcr g%ebuuoeu,
Strait ofjunenocr. nm al Dem Atr
ban elmer bciieren Nclt, pom Der Il
laugc a~etrdumt baben, mlt5llrplrfen
Inter ben Gmpichlungcn oil Ole &c
~aisiatur itro iolgenoe hcruorSlhcbct
Gin Northumberland; W%ittheilun(
BON ser @ntInIiung zines Nrbciter1
m~in0eItens 80 Gage porher ODER be
nid)t ongcfilnoigter GntIaiIuna 3all
lima oc3 9obneS iiir 30 Gage; 8aran
tirru1q oc5 RcttS, iih gu orgoniii
rem. @ertretltrrg ser Arbeiterihaft be
alien Itaotliten Grjiehungsbcboroen
Ierbot 0es GinqreifcnS in oie couiti
tutionellen Hcdltc Der ireien feoe mi
Ser ircien Ecriommlungcn.
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Normal llntrrbaltnnn~6nr

iu2. Am Nontop Abcuo. SEN l.
MARS. ijuoct I'M 9tormolitnI An.
Nitorum Elm Concert itott. IN Sen.
NuQuun Neu&fd lGoutrnlto'
uuN SoWutI NuuQcricr>
t%ioIlnlltl ma'treitn mtrocL. GIN
trjtt 30 Gents 3cicrpirtt Siec finr
III NcbhcrN'H Hpothctc. 33i Malr
Stra6c. Su 60 Gent SIT babtu Srjcle.
liCIcr EXTRA.
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Gein Sormaden bier.

llnebrlife Wetbooen mogen Ell.
men &unoen gctpinnen, aber Tie tuer-
oen i'm niht ouf Die 0auer bulten.
@ir beboIten unferc &rnoen, in
DEM mir iie 5ufrieoeniteuen. 8ir
baben eincn ihonen 8orratb bon
5enitern, Sbiiren, Seniterldoen, in.
neren Standardization SuBb0pen,
9aOen-, 9anf-, Gontor., @irtb.
idoftseinridtrngen uip, Sprehen
Sic Dor uno iibcr3eugen Sic iib.
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8eihafts Hptlsen.

ezsg &ter 8eloer gu maBlgen Sinien
ieiheu modlte. einen uerldBlifen Hatb-
aeher fir SEEDS unb Rprt9ages brnudi
ober 8eIb aui cute Siterbeit ausIeiber
nil. penoe iih an W. 8. Sidiih
203 9. 4. Strabe.