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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
Jessie May Was Going Good Until Her Skirts Bulged
By GORDON MCKINLEY

With ticking sack, mostly commo- dicus pocket, as an underskirt. Jessie May Coleman, chocolate coolred, was caught shoprfting in two department stores yesterday by c. l.. Richardson of the Bodeker Detective Agency, who en- gineored a clever trick getting male factor of small wealth on the inside looking out
 Jessie May went through Steele-Smith s department store like a concentrated swarm of locusts, Hitting from counter to counter like little humming bird or a butterfly, or one of these electric mag n1tes-mechanism. not men-which draws to it all that is movable.
 One of the sales girls saw the com pany's stock disappearing under J. NJ S pclonase and awed at such acquisitfve> ness she called in silent whisper for as- sistance. A subordinate manager callet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
Students of Pharmacy
 Taking Examinations

Thirty-six students of pharmacy began taking the examinations to become druggists held by the state board or pharmacy in the Chamber of Commerce rooms yesterday Eleven of them were students from Shiflett's School of Phar- macv at Woodlawn. The examination will be concluded today.
 All members of the board were present the several branches of the general examination. They are:
 w. P. Thompson of Guntersvflle. presi- dent: F.. A. Galt of Selma, secretary; W. F.. Bingham of Tuscaloosa. Sam Will Hams of Troy and l.. B. Lewis of Tuske- gee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12

ex-Chief Bodekers office and MT Rich ardson was sent on the jump. Rich had an idea, habit of his, as he watched Jessie May appropriate, and he refrained from making an arrest and, instead, fol- lowed her out of the store to Drennen's.
 By this time J. NJ. was wearing quite hustle and looked excrusiatingly o\- fashioned, but she was gathering in rem nants and all sorts of pretty things.
 Rich let her get going good and then made the arrest.
 Later in the day Jessie May wss brought into police court, plunder, pocket skirt and all. She explained the odd con struction of the garment by saying she used the big pocket to carry money in.
 Then" said the court, T guess you will have no trouble in meeting a fine of S1oO in each case, with six months sen- tence in each.
 And it was so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
DIFFERENCE DEPARTMENT

rrba reference department of the ilorary ,-a,- ha described as the city's center TOT 4na aocum,,lation and distribution Of in fnrroation of any kind that is to be found ;r hooks pamphlets, magazines van ,,a,,,snaners. This is a service which every citizen helps to support and whicn shouiu he freely called upon by every one ""o needs it or wishes IL.
 The work of the staff of the relerence 5ana r+ment is to make the lnformatioh aa,,.ained in this constantly lncreas.ns oo,,action quickly available when heeoeu s-rana who comes to the reference room ..,.r+,ent ce.oral davs ago The Age-Herald pup lished some of the questions asNe.
 one day which well illustrates ee .i,o of work being done But no. aione ID 'a- ~ work of this department with tne man a,t, ta woman who climbs to the top or the .,,y hau The use of the telephone has rapioiy ;ncreased. It is noticeable that tnose uybo have once formed the hapit or usiiie tba talephone to obtain information run tha reference department usuaiiy tinues to do so Those whose tune ID ID limited. particularly. can often oo,ai'. ',l. over the telephone the information thss wish hut do not have time to come oo inc librarv for And to this class must ha added the work of the department IT, answering letters from various parts oi inc state and other parts of the country
 The compilation of reading ists, tne making of bibliographies and the occas- ional gathering together Of exniDi's To also one of it's functions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
MILLIONS OF GERMS

In rainy weather the foods get the spray of mud from pedestrians pass ing by, in sunshiny weather the dust, with it's millions of germs, blows at will over the commodities offered Bir- mingham citizens as food, and for which they are paying exhorbitant prices.
 Birmingham's food regulations are pronounced by the authorities un- wiedly, poorly worded and in many parts. as far as the courts can try to interpret them, inceherent.
 Again and again the inspectors of the health department have found what to all common sense appeared flag rant violations of food handling de- cency and the law, but in the result ing trial it was found that there was nothing to do but dismiss the case be- cause of the faulty construction and loophole- -riddled municipal regulation
 From time to time practically each regulation that has been enacted has been the basis for a prosecution in the local courts and almost invariably there las been nothing to do but sit quietly by while the attorney for the defense, or. for that matter, the de- fendant. verbally tore the law on the subject to shreds. Poorly written" was the way the worried but conserva- tive officials expressed their opinion of the statutes yesterday.
 One of the first things the health de- partment officials and city attorneys department want to get into enforceable law are the regulations on handling meat. All of it must go under glass, all of it must come from the abbatoir covered intelligently from flies and dust and when it gets to the retailers it is to stay under glass until it is wrapped and delivered to the retail customer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
JEFFERSON COUNTY JAIL GIVEN CLEAN
 BILL OF HEALTH

The Jefferson county jail was given a clean bill of health following an in- spection made by pr. Glenn Andrews. state prison inspector. yesterday.
 Dr. Andrews commended Sheriff Chris Hartsfield on the condition of the Jail and stated that the only thing lacking was painted interior of the main corridor. This work will be done immediately. was the announcement made by Sheriff Hartsfield yesterdas afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
Building Permits

To build an apartment house at the intersection of Tenth avenue and wenty-sixth street, a permit was is- sued to T. W. Ford in the building in- spector's office yesterday. The struc- ture is to be of wood. veneered with brick. IL will cost s20,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
OVER 38,OOO BOOKS
 CIRCULATED IN THE
 MONTH OF JANUARY
Interesting Report Made at Meeting of Library Board. Reference Department
 Proves Great Success

The library board met in the commit tee room of the public library at 3:So yesterday afternoon. w. H. Manly pre- sided Other members of the board pres ent were Dr. J. D. Parke, Mrs. Thomp- son and Mrs J. M. Hankins.
 The director reported the largest cir culation in the history of the library for the monthN of January. over 3,0Oo books were circulated from the library system. About half of these were from the Cen tral Library and the others from the six branches The Ensley branch stood highest in branch circulation, with the Booker T. Washington second. The tolai number of volumes in the library today are 69, ,398. and 5000 citizens of Birming- ham are active users in the circulation department over 21,0oo people used the reading and reference room during the month. which is almost double that or two years ago.
 Director Josselyn reported that the book find and the salary budget was inade- quate to take care of the rapidly mcreas- ing work of the library, only $oV0 noh.h is available for new books and repiaee- ments. The condition of many books, par ticularly in the children's departments oI hotb the Central Library and the branches. are very much worn and heed to he replaced as soon as possiple. he- o,:ests have come in for additional dls- trihrting centers in sections of the city where there are no branches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
ORDER DEPARTMENT

During the year 1919 over S,WV nem s. hooxs were published, from which this 1ihrarv selected 600 titles. The work or selection from such a large number oi hooks that will be of the greatest value to the citizens is difficult problem Double this number should be added an-
 Shelving for 5000 books has been ouiit in inc Central Library and adoitiohai room made for the Ayondaie, Woooiaw a and East Lake branches. On account ol W inc crowded condition in the city na', several thousand books must pc Inv't o .e tha 6fth floor. where it is difficult to aa+ the hest service from them.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-16
RMnc1t babcn so
uiclc Sciertaee

2oi0on, is. aprif. .-2dut einen
8uilfeniprlth aus Mosfnu bot Die
riliiiIde Sobietregierung gebrobt,
Die @erfitdtten Der 0orobabnen lin.
ter Stonoredt 5n itellen, Inn, ipie
iie inet, Dem gger6rehen" Der glr.
better burd 3eitberidiuen6itng NIT
6eiertagen Elm .gnbe alt mahen.
Die Reaieritng berfihert, ooB altf
oieie 8eiie tni,ieno slrbeitstage ber.
loren eilgen iino bob Die @iianbab
iier ie0e ISOLDE aipei Gage feiern sii
elmer 3eit, na MiIIionen gfenl6en
bitngern un6 Die Befor0erltng bon
8rot pegen oes MongeIs bon 2ofo.
notioen ltnlnogIid 1T. Gen glrbei-
tern miro eroffnet, baB iie Die 3eit,
pel6e Der 8epnblif geitobIen tpuroe,
enttueber trieber einsubringen ooer
bol(e Strafe inter oern Gtanoreht
5it getportigen bnben. 9ie 8otidoft
Der 5fegterltn9 beginnt NIT ben
8orten eSdant Gud, &omeraoen"
Sic erfldrt, Dab giuBlono bon aus.
lanoern feine sfettltng eriparten
fonn ionbern feline glodaoe i'm
Snnern befGlnpfen ntiiB, INN 6en
Sltnger gu beiiegen ttnb Die Gobiet.
republif 8u hetpobren.
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Sonora erereift Sic
Uffcniiuc eeeen 111egiko
0iebellen netmen sipei Stdbte im
yladbarltaat; 3ebellion brei.
tet fid aus.

agna griet, Sonora Waer., t6.
9(pril. Die Armee Der neuen 9fe.
publif Sonora Bat Die Sffeniipe ct.
eriffen bic @rende oes gsa1b1r.
itauts Sinnlon iiberidritter, 3ipei
Std6te eineenonn1en iii6 befinoet
iid alif oem 8orittnrid mad Gull.
can Der SouptItaot bon Sinoloo.
Gie eroberten StGote iino GI Suer.
ia, Der midtieite 8ersbouort bes
Stnntes uno Der ipi1tigite giien.
bobnfnotenpnnft Gon Bias.
@eriidte iiber Ben &ni9Iub Der
6 Staaten Nlidoocan, WioreIos,
SamatiIpos. &abasco, gon,pe6c uno
solisco all oos oufit1noiide 60.
nora fino ni6t beitGtigt iporoen,
obgleid man lpeib, bob &ebolntions.
agenten in ber ean5en Sfepltblit ge.
gen Garrofi5a tatig iin6.
Gie siibrer Der Gonoriten er.
fl1ren, bob Die @ntienoitng bon
gunoestruppen ourd Gnrrauao, Inn
Sonora our llnteriuerfung au brir.
eeft gu gliifit6n6en in an0eren
Staaten 9[nlob geben ipiiroe. 9ie
gunOesorinee in Sinafoa ioIL in Der
9lufloiltne beariffen fein ltnb ibrs
Mannidaften iid) ben Sonoriten on.
idlieBen.
9lac 8er3bdiie, Die Sen Sruppen
Gorran5as gum 8urdnarid oienen
fonnten, iino bon ben MebeIfen be.
iebt iporoen iln6 bie 8einsungen
iuerNen bon Gag au Sag bcritdrft.
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streiffr m0gell
&DnlprOmifj allbiftfll
Die HeeierMnesst3camten abcr wcllen BON cinett
iolten nidtts wifien; man pcrfpridt iie9
piel BON ser Hcmniiiicn
@enerals,ln,ualt palmer bat iite itarh perreeenet

Chicago, 16. glpril. = @s miro
aneenontnen, ooB bic ins @ef1ng.
mis- geiporfenen Streiffiibrer Der
@eeierltne einen &ontpronliBpor.
idIag MAIDEN iueroen, oobinlGuteno,
oab iie Die Streiforoer auriif.
nebmen, falls fie in sGreibeit geiest
iperoen itto Die .@egenltnion" ai-
erfannt pirb. sStbeiien boben iid
9unbesbeontte ge1aBert, onb man
oarauf nidt eineeben tperbe. rBtr
neroen nns oit feineul 8eripre9en
beriteben," iugte Elm 8eamter, nstuei
G;nge ntiiiien mir tim: eritens ben
Streif beeiloen, 5peiters, bic Streit.
fiibrer 5ur Hehenid)ait 5ieben."
SbtpobI Die @treitlaee I'M W1itteI.
tpeiten bebeltteno sebeiiert bot, 10
lit Der Streif feir,espegs ols been0et
sn betradteit. an Der paeificfiiIte,
annios gitp, ct. Souls. Sitbionn-
polls, sDetroit. OfIdbonta gitD, in
9eros un0 in gbicaao befinoen fid)
nod biele @eiheniteIIer arn Streit,
uno tauienb nnoere grbeiter lt,b IN.
foIge Oeiien obne 8effdftignng.
ssslloeiien tpiro erlpnrtet. ooB oie
ineilten MusIt1n0igen Die Mrbeit tuie.
Der auinebmen iperoen, iobaD oie
giienbabnnrbeite ibre Sunf-
tioiien aufniu1nn.
9elu gorf, 16. apriI. - 8enntte
BET Observation-Disclosures iesen
ibre 8elniibiinsen fort, bic Sfreifer
aur @ieoeraufitobme Der arbeit at
beipeser,. @eiddftsfiibrer Der @nb-
men I'M Often boben oie 8riioer-
i6often in aetrntnis eelest, bdB fie
Die 9lase Der Gtreifer Bis gonlttag
often baLten fper0en; febren 6ieieL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-16
Jfalicncr tucneit
Ocitcrreieb telfcn

Bien, 16. 9lpriI. - GdnSIer Or.
&enner lit bon Stalien auriifeefebrt,
unb es lit Inn gellingen bon Der
itaIieniiden Ofegierung mebrere
iuidtige 3ueeitanoniiie au erbalten.
9ieie iino:
l.. Stalien ldbt ith ber6ei, DETER
reid 2000 Sonnen 1ebI uno 8ei.
sen 5u Ieiben, Die aus ben 2ieferun-
gen, ipelGe amerifa beripro9en bot,
alriideritattet iuerben iollen.
2. Stalien DerTtebt fid au elmer
itltfeniueiien abtrngung Der otter.
reidiiden SduIo.
3. sStalien geipGbrt SeIterreid)
3ngeitdn0niile be5iigIid g[usoebnuns
oes areoits.
4. eStalien bilft Seiterrei9 $4,000
Sonner &obIen ali erIansen Die gum
9eiteben oes 2afloes notie fino.
5. Stalien beripri6t, Den &ofetl
Srieit. bon 6em tpidtige Sntereiien
beiber 0dn6er abbdngen, nt0gli9lt
ait enttpideln.
Hons,s 16. @pril. - Gie 9eituug
s@iornnIe 0'StaIia" n,eloet, bob
iuidtige ipirti1aftlide @ereinbnrun.
Gen iiber gerfebrsbeoinguuseri. 3oll.
torife itno onoere @ediebunsen ami.
iden SeIterreib uub StnIieis bon
9renierminiIter @itti nno oetn otter.
reidiidjen aonaler Gr. &orI 8enner
ltter5eidnet iuoroen ieien. ssn elmer
SdluBunterreoung babe grenlier.
nitliiter gsitti oein 6iterreidiideH
aansler beriprodeit, boB Die 8eb0L.
terung oes oberen Gtidtdles III.
roD ortlide 8eriualtiing nit einern
8robinsiallanotose geipdbrt iperoen
iuiiroe.
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Hmfiett mnS .Japafter
kdmpfeit in Sibirieft
2ettere baben iid in @labiiuuitof
fctseictt nnb brinsen ont
glninr bpr.

2onoon 16. slpril. SIT einen
@efeGt NIT ruifiiden Gruppen Be
ababaropsf. Sibirieit berloren mad
elmer 9epeide bon Eofio Die so
paner am Icbten giontog 237 9ote
9ie gfuiien bdtten 400 Gote 8u Der.
5eidnen. Gie Sapaner molten t,50(
@efdngene getnadt boben. Git
StraBetfdnipfe in Der Staot oou.
erten ben oanoen Sag.
9ie bier ertp1bnten ruiiii6er
Sruppen iinb ipdbrideinIi1 io3ialt
&ebolutiondre, Die nit Der Sopiet,
regierltng in 1losfai ipnlpotbi
iieren. ababoroipsf lit eine ipidties
Stoot IN Gibirien mar friiber 6el
Hegierunssiis oes g(ntnrgouberne
ments mto lieet ofn 3uionttren.
flnB 0es anlitr iino lliiuri an Der
tranSfbiriiden Giienbobn.
@nibington, 16. 4pril syn ei.
iter Gepeide oes iopaniider
Griegsants an Die japaniide 8e,
icnotidaft miro erfl6rt, ooB Die
Sopnner @laoitpoItof beiesen unf
Die ruiiiiAan Heboliitiondre emf.
taaffnen mliBtet, tpeiI Die ioponi.
i9ett Solooien bon ben gebollitio.
ndren unecgriffen iptroen. Die @nt.
paffnllng Der 9feboltttion1re 5u
&babarofpst erfoIgte erIt mad einem
10-Itiinoigea aantpfe, nobel 260
Sapdner ltn6 400 gfuiien ut1tfonren
lino t500 Sfliiier eefangen genotl.
men ipur0er.
Sofio, 16. april. .-Gag 9efanrt.
iDeroen bon ginaelbeifen iiber bic
gciesllns bon @looiipoitof bealeitei
Die iapaniide Grelie nit idarfen
gerurteilungen Der sS'terbcatio.
bolitif IN Sibirien. Ole 8ie6erer.
offnune Oct &abeIperbinoitna i,odl
Sibirien bra1te Die gtoaridt, ooH
@looifuoitot tad) 8.ltiinoigem
Sample, BEL ipeIden, MaIdinenge.
ipebre uno g(rtillerie bertpen6et
fuur6en beieBt ipuroe.
Gie Gepei6en betonen Ben inter.
oriiften griinntigen Sob Der fbiri.
i6en SPltiien geeen Ole Soponer.
Ser groteit Der 9rooilt8ioIregierltne
.gegen bic 9efesun9 ber Gtdot bdIi
aIle DerbiiiihetenReai eaierltrgcn beratf.
iportlih. Ole ipabre llriade Der OF.
fltpation iuir6 in ben Gepei6en niht
berihtet. SSn ben 5trobengefedten
tpurben so 9tiiiien setotet un6 1000
gefangen genonrlnen.
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Demti1e perlierett
1lMslanSs=1t)erte

Berlin, IS. apriI. Deutide
@eidsaneeborige, Die gnteiIideine,
GduIoberidreibungen ODER onbere
@ertpapiere beiisen tpel9e fid auf
@igentum oOer gigentun8re1te in
ben @ebieten Ser aliierten ooer Der
nit ibnen berbunoenen @1dte be.
aieben, tperoen nod elmer bnlbairt-
liden 8efunrltmoding oeutnd1it
oufgcforSert tperben, oieie @ertpa.
piere Der Reaieriing befonnt 5li ge-
ben. gs tptro bos Ser erite Sdritt
iein, Inn cine Der 8pridriften oes
8erIaiIler @ertroges aur 4usfiib.
rung dii brineen. 9ie 8ertpapiere
lperoen ben Alliierten ut,o oen oireft
irtereiiiertan aiIodiierten gtddten
iiberpieien. Die Gigetttinter Ser
Gapiere ioIlen ottf Der 8dfis Der
Mdrftpreiie bonn 10. Sanuor 1920
entIh1oiet iperoen.
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Die fenttsfrSblieben
D0lker Gmrcpa's

gbisaao, f6. gfpril. - 9ie Sc.
ipobner guropos, beionoers Die
@roBbritonniens ln0 Srontrei9s,
trinfen beitte5utage nlebr aIs je 5u.
Dor, erflGrt gliB Margarete @int.
ringer, cine Mdbigteitlerin, bic oilf
elmer 6.nlonatli9en Hunoreiie Die
europdiihen @erbdItniiie itii0iert
bat. sic gI1ubt, 0ab es ininSe.
items 20 Sabre nebmen miro, am
ben Giiropdern fir Die Gegniineen
oer Grofenbeit 8erIt1nonis beiat.
bringen. stIle RIaiien @roBbritan.
MEMS trinfen niit einem eritannIiden
MnBe, nalnentliden Die britiiden
Srdiien trinten mebr oIs Die Groii.
en irgeno elmer an6eret Station.
Soeor iiinee 0adoden in England
trinfen Zee nit ggbisfep in ben
8irtifaften.
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paul BE 1f1cft it,ar
Gin Boli6ctpiit

Berlin, 16. aprif. = Die bon
omerifanilden Miltars angeiteIltcn
llnterindungen iiber ben Eo0 bes
Entertainers 9solil be 0iott babe1
erseben bnB bieier tatid6li9 BEL
einen SIudtberiad aus Der Geitlins
8eieI eri9oiien fpnroe. De Mott
ipuroe friiber Elm 9nF fir ionrnoli-
itiide grbeiten in 8ranfreif nnsge.
itellt, bonn ipuroe tbm geitattet, bic
baltiihen 21noer au beiltnen. Sp1-
ter tnudte er i'm Siubrgebiet aaf urto
nobm an Der oortigen aebolution
tell.
Gin onterifaniIder Gorreiponoert
meloet iiber ben Sal: Die 9epciie
mebren fid, onB 9ai,l 81. De Mott
ot,s 9oterion, q. S, in enger Ser.
binolmg nit boIideipiitifden @rup.
pen in beridieoenen 2anoern geitan.
ben bot. General aabiid), Der 9e.
feblsbaber Der Geihstpebr I'M 8elel.
MhIbeint tQbi6nitte, ianbte mir
beute oos folgenoe 9elegromn:
rReeinalo Softer, Der Sefret6r Der
anleritonii6en &omnliiiton in Ser.
lin, priifte belte Die bel De Mott ge-
funOenen S6riitItiide. @r lit gu Der
l1ebarseugung gelangt. oab De Mlott
Elm internntionaIer 8olidepiit gene.
len 1T iin6 onldeineno eng berbin.
ben mar nit ben 8olidetpiiten IN
5ranfreid, 9eutidlarlb, England u.
MuBlano. gr batte 5ablrei6e fol-.
der Moreiien BET fid5 uno ideint
unter Der 6lagge Der audfer geie.
eeIt 5u feib 5eitlueilie nit fali6en
9Giien. sfle oieie 8apiere iperbem
mad benz ausipdrtigen 4tr,te fir
Deitere ltnteriu9ung geionot. 9e.
Mott tprroe bon einenl 8odtpoIten
in MIblbeint, mo er iid IN Snft be.
fanb, eei9oIIen ols er in Der
glugenuanitoIt, mo er lnltergebraht
luoroen mar, Die Srepe binabIief.
Gr blieb nidt iteben, oIs ihn Salt
Sugeritfen tpuroe, uito olg er peiter
lief idoB Der 8ahtpoiten.
SefretGr Softer begob iid noh
Mhieblbeint, i'm feline Grfunoignn-
gen an Grt nnb GfeGe eittaliaieben.
9a9 elmer llnterrebung NIT bent
8adtpoiten, erfl1rte er, boB Der
Soften beredtigt eeipeien lei, Sc.
Mott au idieBen."
0ie Gapiere Die GesDaott i'm &ell.
nerbeim m Berlin 5itriidlieB, befraf.
tigen Die annabme, oaB Der iinee
afnerifoner in 8eriibritng nit ber-
idieoenen @riippen Sfnbifoler in
europa mar.
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ben oann nidt aur &rbeit 5itriiG,
onnn iperoen Gtreifbreher nnge.
lteIt iperoen. Sie Streifer fiito In.
foIee beiien bon ben geaiiten Der
9riioeridaften aiifgeforoert iporoen
iAre 8eid6ftigune mieber nif5ii-
nebmen. Ser gabnoienlt i'm Slten
lit bel,te beiier, toie felt gegitin oes
ausltan0es.
gbirogo, 16. Spril. - @dbreno
Die Sfegierltng oas Gintreffen Der
MitgIieoer Der @iienbabnorbeiter.
behoroe dblunrtet, lit iie beItrebt, Elm
lln1iihgreifen bes Gtreifes au ber-
Binoerit. &noifale. bon lpeIhen man
onniinrlt, onB fiebie 2elitr berbeter.
neroen ifnft beobadtet;; iueitere
8erboftungen firib III Musfid]t ge-
iteIlt. Wtan eripartet, 0ob iid bic
Streiflnge fl1ren ipir0, iobnIo bie
bon 8ilion eingeieste ino bonn Ge-
not beitdtigte 8eb6rOe an Die arbeit
gebt. 8nn0esgeneralonipdlt 9allfler
lit iiber bic g(ntiport Der Nrbeiter,
Die man ols bon &a0ifdIen berfiibrt
binIteI[te, enttdufht. Sic i1gen, 0ak
fte iueoer bon rllfiiif]en Sopiets nod
bon ben S. SO. g9. perlodt ipltroen,
Inn bic 8ereinigtett Stooten Hegie-
riiitg 5u itii3en. Die Sitliation bat
iid bier etpas gebeiiert. Gie Streifer
in ben Iotontnc Soften nber ober
febren ttid)t Sltr glrbeit aliriif; gsob.
riingsrnittel iueroen ilnner fnnpper.
gbiIaoelpbia, 16.. Ipril. - @. 3.
Softer, einer Der Sduptfiibrer oes
berIoren gesangenen Stablorbeiter.
ftreifs, itelIt rahorudlid5 IN s(breoe.
boB er nit oent Streif Der @eiden.
fteIIer in irgeno ipelder gerhinbung
{tebt. Set Monaten babe id feiner
8erinrlll1oIiing Ser GiienDabner Jai.
aelpobnt," fagte er aud femme i'd
feiilen iener 2eute, ipelde iid, onl
Sfreif befin6en. SD bin elm Srga.
1tiiotor Der griioeridaft Ser gobn-
ipngenleltte, ltnb bieie beiinben iin
lift ort streif. Sd babe nit oetn
gesenip1rtigen Streif ubiclitt niats
gu fitn.
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Ba9narbeit beitetsBebSrSe
bceinitt Sibuneen
Wlan slanbt, bak babnrd benz gsei-
denitclleritreif Der gobsn
cut5ugen iuirb.

@ai6ingtcn, t6. alpriI. - Die
Mitglieoer Der Giietibabnarbeiter.
beboroe, oeren Grnennltng bonn Se.
not beitGtigt iporoen lit, ipnroen fir
beute bonn Dr1iioerten 8iIion 3u
iBrer erlten Sisung auionrneneerii.
fen. Gie gfeeieriing lit Der Gniidt,
0oB Die E1tigfeit 6ieier G0rperif)ofi
ben berridenoen Aisit1n6en eineu
Dontm entgeeenieten ipiro. gei
ieiner 8eitdtieung bat lib Der Senai
bon Gbnliden @eiidtspunften Ieiten
loiient obgIeid) er an ben bonn grG.
iioerten ernnnnten gertretern 6es
@olfes ernitIide aritif iibte, neil
Die glonlinanten ale unbefonnte
Berfonlidfeiten iporen itno ndrnent.
Iib Die SrtereIien oes @roBbanOels
Inidt bertreten iDnren.
Bnliner erfl1rt, oob bic oltrd) oen
Streif beriirid6ten e9aotiiden gu.
itdt,oe iid tueientIid sebeiiert bot.
ten BOB nber Die 0ieaierung nidt
nadlaiien iueroe, iid um SeriteIune
Der Sr6ntns au beuliiben.
9ns Sultiaoepartnlerit bot geridte
itber Die SGtigfeit bon nebr oIs
10000 RaOifaIen erbaIten uab miro
beriuden oaourb Die SAiirer bes
Gtreifs gu ioentifi8ieren itno ibre
9eteiligung on friiberen ltnruben
feftauiteIlen. 9ieie glrbeit,l Die
nrSrreeeleiteten" bon ben agitato.
rem ai ionoern miro aud no1 Dem
boaigen 8uinnnerbriah oes Strei.
feS fortgeiett tDer0en.
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3eid,en Der Seit.

gleip gorf. 16. april. il.-Snforee
Der ltetieen 9erteueritng oller Sc.
bensnittel hnt 9saItor Glis 90.
SlipperIep, aus ganopns. Der orei
MetbooiItenfirden In gSitnonle
gountp beriab, iein ssreoigernfKt
nieoereeleet. iinb iifj einem @e.
ihdft in 9eefsfiIl gefpiSr~4 $err
SIipperlen IteIlte feit, boB Gin @e.
bait bon $3.50 cro Sobr nidt se.
niige, feline Sanlilie au iirterbdlten.
ssSest ihIeift er gerlen. @ie feline
Gottin ioet, beroient er babel rieI
mebr ,nib ipiro auber6ent nuh nod
dlif Der aonaeI uisbeItsn fdnusu.
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1,ersi1tet ttittt
atif feline Inipriittc

@enf 16. april. Ser &rina urto
Sie Srinaeiiin Gbriitopber bon @rie.
denlart6, lestere Die friibere Srari
8. 3. 2eebs, s8itpe 6es 3inn.
Mognoten. crinden I'M 8er0ffent.
lihung Der Tatiade in Mmerifa,
SoB Dos @eriid)t, Der Trina bdtte
iid3 ieiner Siedte urb ieines Ganges
i'm ioiiberdnen Snnie @riedenIortos
beeeben, n;Ht Der @irtIidfeit emf.
ipridt. 3ipiiden Dem friberen So.
mig gonitontin itnh oern Asrinaeri
fol es oller6ines Meiniinesneridie.
oenbeiten eceeben bnbett. ober oiefe
ioIlen biird] fiirSIid)e geIude ge.
Hart tporrcn iein. gbriitopber bot
niG]t erfI6rt, tpinens sl iein. NIT
ieiner 6raii urter Der O6niiden
yrafertfrone tpeiter iu Ieben,