davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-05-28

IHtu9 PCT H1G0d when fFD0Hfcrrcd.
which Charge follows tho shingles,
Thickuess-Iiyo shfnglca to bo 1wo tpchea in tl,ck
meas. N s
i Iength-Si1tcen inches.
|. HARDWOOD,
T. Black Walnut - colnterB, 800 0OG16OOO: clear
xo5 o5oo@75,00; common, $4o.00@50.00; Gull, $50 o00G
a1,1 flooring, $50. .0160OO0 ' ~sSs'
Asl.-clear, $50. .oo9l0.0o; common, e2ooo@25 90:
cull, Sla 9oG9t8!09 flooring, $oo. $4,000.
EaenCloar $so. .oo@4oo0; common s2o.o0@21oo
az mackory|@c[ear, a @ -; ;oo@A5.oo; common, $4,000
. Marle-Clnar $40 00da 10 90: common 4qD MAN m
Gull, lO.0o@l6.N. S.' S~S'''sso'''V'
$500. ~0'AA'o''' *A''''S
o. GohhorryGolear, oh 80 sooo@oo.oo; common, $4,000
:, " MaGhitewooa-Giear na s9ooo@4ooo; common, $1,000
wagon 6tock--Hckory axtca, por set, $t00@1 80:
wagon polcss each 6@t5c; boz boards, SIS 1000
, 1873-05-28

EHE UUHU8s =
Coupons G7.........1WA
Coupons, 'G8.
l040a..............,.1lt1s
Currency 8a. a.....,,...11tIH
Now 81. .l1D
DoNDB.
Virginlaa, otd........43
North Carolinas, old. 40
North Caroli1.as, new.l0
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TT" 'ne $3.50. OOnmsr''AI 1a Sul's'lA'
r, a labor strike Is sand 70 be impending
Inc carpenters say shey dont get enough
TO pay theR BOARD.
Shosmekers, that At takes their Awl 70
keep them at work, and their sole depend
enGe rs often IN them last JOB
l'eTa,iy nue-ers q wood-
OPnoaseerors comPlAm tnAt nane1nga
nave gone out Oh fashion;
boler-makes aver that congress has
kept the country In hot water TO such a
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Nay the harp u Ireland never play.
-nn We Door bakera Ret better nav
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Distribution Of Woman's Work in the
United States.

One of the most interesting results of
tne census Ia the information given con-
cerning the many and varied occupations
followed BY the workingwomen Of the coun-
try. when We read that there are five
Steam-boller makers and three bell-found-
ers among them, we only little less sur
Prlsed than when we are informed that twn
are hostlers, and two hunters and trap
Pers- In the entire female population
there Ia one architect, one pilot, and one
ou-wen operator-special cases of isolation
which deserve attention The following
table shows the distribution Of the employ
ments OF the women Of the country, and
also the numbers engaged in each special
OccuDation.
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eight hours labor day will become fixed
system, and like his fellow -lAborera, he
awaits the time when labor shall have A.
serted its rights, and the long warfare shall
end IN the triumph Of the Workingmen Of
the country, whose advocacy Of tina cause.
if adhered to, will be certain to bring final
success.
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The Tall Things Mem Have Built.

The announcement has recently been
made that Philadelphis manufacturer is
preparing plan for column sl 900 feet
high, to be constructed of iron, jim open
work, from the summit Of which the
grounds of the centennial exposition are 10
be illuminated by means of . vast and
magnificent Drummond light. 1t will be
the loftiest structure in the world, though
possessing, probably, but little architectu-
ral beauty. The tallest thing of the kind
now i'm existence IN said TO be the iron
Open-work central spire of the cathedral in
Rouen, France, which is spoken of a. q
peculiarly unsightly object. 1t was erect
cd few years ago 70 replace the beautiful
spire destroyed many years previously by
lightning and, though the bull hers were
determined to make Il few feet higher
than the celebrated Strasburg cathedral,
their work is pronounced as positively
hideous an that Of their predecessors was
stately and supurb. Probably the next
highest work of mans hands, allowing St.
Peters at Rome to Be uneqaaled. are two
chimneys Of Uhemicsl works in Glasgow,
though each Of these fall somewhat short
OF 500 feet.
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The Fact@% Girl


t''FA-f
She sasut The least hit pretty.
Aud unlk the least bit sas
Aud SAG b ..lAud with hrIn. y.alstl, tread,
Ia a bu>.ts--~ like Kind sf ~aN
hrT drv,s sas u c,aAr>v, bru~u ~Uulrn.
PLAINLY bat neatl, made
Trimmed Nth some common nhbuu
ur cheaper knld "a brand
And hat Nirh a broken fr ther
Aud ,liaNi ot nio.ivsi llaid
Her Fare seemed ~urn aui Neafs.
And ttt,t-d sith Lus- % ,arr.
A. her nut brown tr,.~>s-s hes F,ide
Il. The Keen bvccunOvr az
Vet She Nts not uld ,.Ar.c fWruts
And her form vlt- full and siv,A
But her hetsh ,Nr ,nd uIv'i sci
Seemed u ~t,t.. ur t,al &. -l~-sA
Sh. v urse,i as a -,Siu,uu ftet'rl -irlt
For " % dollar aiii HIATT per vek
Ten Luurs d iaS ~ 'shnr
La chose DO lighted rO'n,
lachlutr, < huxl i.r mu-I.
Waste -sis iur sweet perfume
flot -uhth- NapHr, 900 ~ amer,
chill iringhf- nn winters dsY
NJ paIi.s tur rrst 10 pleasure
on i1uu % h,iu- ,-ut tNts.
81 ran hurcisiiI1rd -eridum
t..k tNI- an Auut 20, Ias
" 4 talr day ; ~Hk ,,s the n4strrs,
AMI "a fair dal rtt. ,sN the iucp
There's a strike = r>, Ia ages.
What eject b, -h. r.a,r girI ihru
A harirr strugg'e ban ever
The honest lath q. ecop.
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The woman who never watched her
neighbors. in said to be second cot,sin to
the woman who did not know how many
dresses her sister-in-law had.
Boswell once asked johnson in there
wsrs no possihae circumstance under which
suicide would be iusti6able. mo-" waa
the reply. "Well," says Boswell, "sup-
pose man had -bssn guilty of fraud that
he was certain would 30 found out.
why, them" said johnson, " in that
ease, lst him 70 30 some country whore he
u not known. and not to ths devil, where
he 10 known"
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In tho above list the marked dispiopor
ton between the sexes in at lsast two ayo-
cations may Be mentioned, to-wit, journal
iats and nurses. " the former there afe
:, ,1bl men thus employed % 35 women
of the latssr there are O,I7O uomsn u
only l9O msn.
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An arch young Lady should be IN archie,
O. she can bend her beau an abe
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CHAPTER VII.

SuAS iucd snOulU De cODV0yeu W the FcsucT,
we will adhere strictly to the truth. The
events we have detailed occurred just a.
we have gwen them. We're we engaged in
fictitious composition, we should have
allowed the strikers to gain their point.
As they did not, So we write it; and few
readers- -worklngmen-will fail to trace III
their endeavors, vheir own experience.
The loss Of the union point, the eight
hour system, was both triur. pm and defeat
triumph, because indicative of the prin-
ciple. 1t was q sudden fGre-then the
light went down, and temporary darkness
ensned.
But tre long may lie dormant-tO arise
~ "sd,e'tse flame some day Some day.
When should the day dawn Some who
Anfisht only Of the defeat, Of the less Of
thsssnot've Of the principle despairsd
,Doine returned quietly TO work. Some
tAOught. These latter were the men who
shall yet make the world ring.
Yet, throughout the length and the
breadth Of the land, in the minds OF
statesmen and citizen, in the masters"
heart, and IN the serp0mt's" arose q Gun
yictiOn, newly implied idea.
Labor had asserted itu riQhta. Like
some new republic, it had sprung forward
Ithsd heen met with region Of opposing
forces. Yet it did not droop.
Silently, yet carefully, hands not unused
% labor, minus deeply impregnated with
~ truth, we're gathering Tie broken cords
together. were cementing union q
labofs sons and daughters, were energetic
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a STRUGGLE FOR the RIGHT =
a StOr, for WOrSinsmen
BY WELDON J. CoBB. Jr.

CHAPTER VI.
Notwithstanding the avowed deter
minatiou of Messrs CRANKY & Lathrop n
70 refuse tn employ any of their former
worknien who had struck. with Reuben
as gO-between, an amlcable cOmprO-
mise had been effected Nor did Reu-
ben crlng- before the men who sneer-
mgly alluded t. the eight-hour move !
ment as a "lunatic endeayor, pre-
serving cold dignity. which even \
chilled the men with whom he was n
dealing
He put Mr. Granbys complacent
"Ah you We come back 10 beg for work,
chr to rout, by replying:
No, sir; we come back by order of
the Trades Union. The time is not
come for the success Of our plans. and
We can wait There is no need II play
ing at cross purposes, Mr.. CRANKY, he
continued. - You cannot long hold
cut without the aid Of your old
wOrkmen. We know this, but we
will not take advantage Of it. We viii
return t. our places and pursue the ever
tenor ot oar way We asserted princi
pie lit failed to bring the fruition we ex
pected One day, however, there will b
q revolution in labor, and that day is no
far
"Contine yourself to facts, coldly in
terrupted Mr.. CRANKY.
+" Pordon me, replied Reuben. colorin
slightly. q forgot myself. AS the repre-
sentative Of these men, | demand an ad
ditional ten per cent. Ia our wages, in aC
cordance with the union prices, and immu
nifty from insult from yonder perjurer ,
and Reuben flashed look upon Darrt
the book keeper.
Mr. CRANKY laughed in his visitors face
Darrell sneered contemDtuously. Mr.. La
throp alone was silent.
. M y mission is ended, then, said Reu
ben, interpreting these hints
Hold :" spoke Mr. Lathrop. "W
accept"
Reuben bowed.
"You are to continue TO do as goo
work as ever, however" continued MI
Lathrop- No shirking, no lOa6ng, N
underhanded opposition to our interests
No plots to burn the foundry down,
sneered Darrell
Reuben clenched his hand, and spran
forward MIR CRANKY caught his uplifte
arm
No violence, Dalton" he said sternl,
'' meant none, sir, ! was excited, n
piled Reuben 4" will tell 70, though
that that man will draw injury upon hin
self, by his covert insinuatIOns"
" When shall We proceed to workF' il
quired Reuben Of Mr.. Lathrop
Tomorrow
Reuben bowed and withdrew.
This is no work Of mine, said tn
senior partner to Mr.. Lathrop, when tn
young mechanic had withdrawn" | kno
that trouble will come of it.
And what else can we do |" demande
Mr. Lathrop, in amazement. "As youn
Dalton says, We cannot dispense with ol
and experienced hands; they understan
our methods Of doing business. We can
not do without them-better q hundre
dollars loss now than thousand in fsiluT
to fulfill our contracts, aud the forfeituI
Of our reputation.
All workingmel.. of to-day, ye WELD
power which future wears will demonstrate
but which ye as little understand a. d
your employers appreciate.
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T. Maine, 5erausseber.
epe3tal : Moti3e,t.
Baltimore
Sire 0nCurante Dffief,

siioueIisGde pon 5outbs unb 8ateriirabe.
gisfs G3sisuibaituafi6ert iortudbrent segeu Ser
lut opsr shaoen burb Yroueun9lit ioUobl in Der
Slabt, wie i'm 9anoe, ole arlen ron Gisentbum,
Wobn., 9aoeu= uuo @aarsnbauler, Sansas9uter,
NtsIbau. .Yroeutte. Dt0beln, Sdus 9erab 61ften,
I'M Bau besriffene ober i'm Saien in sdouH9 beftnoz
llne Nabr3eues u. I. ~. "
Das 6tyettotium beitebt aus folsenben oerren:
% m. y. Sarriion, Brdfbent;
Geo. ". @it,rs, g. q HapH,
tSoEnh 0euninaton, g. Morton SteDart,
Srnncts s. aiHo, .. s. Nepcomer,
Seurn 6 rrou, Sro1e 5orws,
q g Steuart, %. %. Saplo:,
9Sm. $. Brune, Ssrael eoee1'
xrrIi,o.ions.Sor ormulare uno Deitere Hdhridt iibsl
Gssfit1 ii rpirb In Ger Ofice, Saomehs@1e BON
onpbE uno VBaeriiraae, ettbeilt, no auh aue 4ufs
rSs 4 TfsSsn w5f4s9sa Fsf. grs
f1nt piniden mag.
"SSdul.15D Gr. Bupcportb, Estr.
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gprl6ub gu lejiten. SD m6dte mid ni6t
beitimmt ertldren. @pQen Sic Den Gez
ianpten in Dresden pertrauli4 inItrutren,
paB er in gaui bistreter Beiie anbeute, es
merDe nur pom Dem plener aabnet abb
bdnqen, pb Der nur ausgeiprp6ene 9Sunld
Die pole @irtuns baben peroe, fpsIte td'
remielben iebr germ Su 9eben ruilnlhe.
9rpupn be 2bups perneigte i'd.
9ennod aber pirb es n0tbtg iein, tubr
oer Aaiier fprt, - aud in 8erlin III perz
traulider 8eiie iber bic 6arantieen ill
lpre6en, pelde 6err ppn 8ismard fir
ben Sail, buB ct feline 8lane in SeutId>
Lamb erredbt, rn5 81 geben 9eneigt pdre.
- Sic miHen, pie epaiip unb bllatorlid
man Dieien 9untt in Berlin itets bebanz
belt bat. Wtan mill ppn mir 6proerungen
b6ren, bic ih ni6t brett ltelIen mill unb
tann.
9rpupn De 2bup5 perneigte lid abcrz
mails i6wei9eno.
Ser 8aiier ltanp ouI.
Ser Winilter erbob ii6 cbenIali3.
(6ortiesun9 tolst.
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4ofa1bcrtate aus 9saSbiuaton.

29aihi in9sor, 27. Dtdr3. - Wtlttmof
2(beuo fam elm iuuger 0fann, gtameus @Om
8rown, in be 0tcituuration ee8 '9rn,
S6mar;euber9 OH Beunlbluania 2lue., per-
lanQte Elm @la8 Bier ruo ialte iugleid), BAT
er cine Jted,nung BON 35 Gcuts iitr eineu iet.
ner 6rsunoe 3u bejableu miiuid)e. ST gat
cine s20.9iote pon Der yRerdauts' 9tatio,
nal. Sant" bon gtep.Yorf uno erhlelt Slein'
aelo barauf beraus. 2Ils Sr. Shwar,enberl
9efern ieue Note III Der y6armers' Ifatiouol'
8anf" i'll @eorgetomn unbot, nurbe bieislbt
ais cine 6dli6ung suriifsemicieu. Sr,
5tmarSenbers mafte ntl iOfort baran, ben
goparo 8rorpn aufiuiu9en, mas ibm auf
seIana; er lieB beneIben orretircn unb mad
Dem @ehetn Boli5ei SIreau bringeu, no.
ielbit bel genauer llnteriudung 1898 in ial.
i6en 500, $40. uno S2-9tOteu Der ,Wler.
dants' Jaticnalbant BON Seem. @ort" uni
Der ,6armtr8' Nattonalbant upn Youabfecp.
fe, R.<9.," bet ibm sefunoen purbsu.
- 8en. Butler bat, nie mir i4on beri1.
teten, Elm iurioiihes @utafteu i'm Saat
0'Srien'S abse9ebeu unb partu ertlGrt, oaf
er benz prdHbenten fetnerlei Wtttbeilung II
Se,ug auf bieien 6al scnadt uno oenislber
in finer g3eile beelnfluBt babe. Gen. Gri
Ter ertldrt, oaB burd ole uoriieseuben 3sR
Qeuauslagen ntflt bemteieu tuorben iei, bai
9 'Brleu ettten porbeoubten Wtoro begangel
babe. Die 4usiagen Der 3eugen ieisn sma
| mioeripreheno, bod nliiiie man aunebmen
baB S'8rie1 gersiSt tDorben lei, uno Sun
uingbam iosar Die 8robuus, ben an9.aag
ten erl4ieRen 5u nouenr ousgeiproGen babe
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1lubullfummene unb buatGmmene
9qhue.

Cute 3dbre Fnb fir forperbe stb6nbeit unerlGs=
Ito, uup RtemaRb bari iit ferncrbin Dessn unslei@
der oosr orier Sabine entituIcisen; benn oas Wttt=
tel, biee Utdnssl Su beietsen, iesen in zines eben
Bsreibe. Or. aBindet, in SIR. fS3, % f.
Sapette e., oberbalb SWtawfraBe, iit a(s ipiIen'
ihatlider 3abnarSt neit uno brett befannt. @r iit
NIT isbem 3rpeise ienes Seruies prutti4 psrtraut.
une aIs fttne BapndrSti6en Speratontn betrieoisen
Die yatenten aui's Bette. Die 3d9ne, bic er amer.
tist, Sethnen Ft ourd GauerbGitstcit, pol;omme.
nes 8aiien, uotdrlltss ausleben uno ausemetns
sdonbett aus. Das 3abpfiinen NIT Solo, Stanio!
ober @oupoi iticns- Dtaiie bbet einen pibttsenSbei
iener Bsaris. ais 3abnans5ieben fePt Or. W ins
d. ell unerrsitt ba. Sein Serfapren NIT Dem go
tisnten lit in Der Ibat hurmant. Ett oas serinst'
gstmsr,lumpton miro peranlaBt, unb Die Operation
1T nets pollfommen ertols sreib. "
iapri,,rt taelidb retuss iaIpetsriaurss Gas. Die.
fen gapmertpe,titser baben bic 9eiammtsn meotiini
ntlaea 6atultdten @urepG's unO amerlta's Iar eai
uolltommenfs uno wunoetbarite, Gm9Fnounsslo
stsit barporssrufene 1ltttsi ertlGr cas- le sntbef
tporoen. (Wdrs7, ,3WteD
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4nhlnS. .

her sinstse uneF5sttfts agent, rusGer bur1aus se'
sobrIos if. Dsnn er BON Der n@oltonzO Oentalzaifo.
ciotfon@ eiuseaeben Hirb, wiro bas 3Gbnausdisbsn
aum Uerenugen.
Deienisen, pel6e On 3Gbniamersen lstSen, f0nz
mem imner reiuee Gas bic eriatreniten uno seibtds
teheu 3obndrsts nnb sdnSlitbe Gretbstt BON S6merz
en- in unlerem 8ireau, Rr. 81, sseFs 5apet.e'.
uabe gbarlesfraRe, Enoen.
R.8. gs lperosn feline 3dbne aussesossn, ipstds
burt Nlliuna seipart roer6en tonnen, unb aIe Spez
rationcu fir bic Grbaltuns uno Resuiruns eer SABINE
peroen init uuiibsrtreli&er @ei4idli6feiipoasosen
tWGrb2S,1SI
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Sulano : 9speideu.
NuS Wafbtnatpn.

g8aibtngton, 27. Ntdr;. - Su Sc
mdBheit oes eonarsbseieses BON 1871, pel'
DIES 0tilitdrs perbie,et, Elm Gipilamt III be'
tleioen, bat Der Brdfosut ben SseamtazSe.
fretdr Hobeion wdbreuo Der Ibueienhelt beS
su elmer Snipsttiousrsiie nah Dem @elien abs
gereij'ten SetretGrS Seltnap nit Der Sermal'
fruq bes ariegsamtes betrant. Sen. Cher,
man hattie ernartet, baB er tempordr nit benz
Nmte betraut merben piirbe.
Der Briiangelber= =Nnipruh bes Gbmirals
Narragut uno ieiner Sfi5ere fir bic bel oel
@roberuns bon Ne,us Orleans Seril0rten Rea
bellenidiiie III bur1 ein ShleoSgeridt burf
3uerteunnng elmer Summe pon s268, SOC
entl9teoen iuoroen.
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nabe Spear's Derite,
SGubier init BEN befteu barfen
Safeus' Baleg=, Sunburgs uuo Cumberland
G0blen,
224u yfunb auf bic 1olne in aIen Sduen, yet Don
S6issr nnh iuneru ateiteH. SeptOt " VlteI
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g. Gourtneg & Bruber,
Str. IA, SfDro Sbarlesifrafe,
Gde Der SGpettefrase.
QBir MAIDEN ou' uniersu reitbaltises uno atictiit'
ten Borratb uou
G5ampagner,
Rheiuz ss eiusu pon Der ieinaen Gnaittaf'
Sberrp<, pprtz uno Wtapeira' We'nen,
Dranutmsiu,
seotdb Ksbisaen nnS
GaDanna=Sisarren
,,,,o,or,,om rpeIts aus sruet Ro4en per 3ampfir
aniouosn nro i'm 9laineu ;u GnsroBzyretRn osrz
tauft pereen. ex,r.
feincn Sbee
asssspablte 8roeerisz ssaaren fur Samsi's-
ou,,,ios aoenteu bes beriibmten 6 tu bout Ietz
MN n ooSen gB btstea. (Oebl5,12gtf)
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gr Gfhuc;ner ,,uh Aubere!

Brandt Sbr cine quite Ed5maidine. 10 fault oer
ussistpr," IS ndbt lette unb itpere Arbeit mi
eleitcr geittisteit. Die HaSsl tann nI6t unre6
eiuoeiest nsrbsu aeine 9dtberin obsr Samllte iout
sbne he lem. Wsan prete por unb nntsruds otelet
ben in Rr. A., Serre IS barIesffr., i'm Sreiman'
rsr.sempe!. Nouatlite 3ablunssn aHaeuommeH'
igprl27, ,l2W.D
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Die Grmorouue SpDcrtd1'S. - Ser.
huffut1o sinrr Neroddlttdeu.

g ms ort, 27. 0tdr3. - Srootlpner
@ebeimpoll5iiten psrbofteten beute cin6rauens
sinmr. wcldes inter an9enommenem Sra
men in eiutrglen, 2lorter6abrtt arbeitete. Sie
wet9srt iidl, trgeno meldle 6rageu III beaues
morteu. I20n ucrdaItete ile auf 8etretbeu
oeS 81u6Cr8 oe8 @rmorStten, trelder iagt,
ooB ile ;u Eetteent in intimen Sejiebuu3en
geitGn6en habe. @Oobrid babe lie piebetholt
IN ibrsr Q9obnung, gtr. %, GrharOrrabe,
Ne,U~ Dort, beiudt, aud lei iie BRET @lal mlt
oeulelbeH III Dem Sauie an ber Gc8ranitraBc
gemelen.
Gle ia9t, @oobrid babe ibr 9co9t, or lei
nift uerbeiratbet, babe itt) aber nit etnem
MGOdeH ein9eluiicn, baS er icood) luiebsr ab'
nfihiittPlt
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9ts befsn Stelntngiru 3u Den nie0rtg'
fen Ureifcr.-

Ssstsn DON BET -Ba!tuiorar aompagnie,1 bon b,
~Tuner<Sotoner SompasRis,a
diner unb r0i brelnenoe aoplen-6ie 6eTfen %otIsr
auf benz 5teitesu Wartts
su pettauieu
Rarrsntabunss s. er1ouuenpttIs.
aaA .sptens' Bailey unS Sum6erlGRber Hc5lsa-
9. i. Disss, Assnt Der
.8aItiuorsr 3oblen-" u. -nnoHz@ifsubobuzGs emp.
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sute Die ein,ise Waidire, fpeIGe SemSenmadsr
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Webenbubier; te uerridtet aue einfadeu uRo 6oneo7
arbeiten ipel6s irseno eins anoare DtaNdtne mapt'
bon Der isinIieu bis sur erbtfen, fone fe aun Elm
lebr biibibes anopHotb ma6t. fSiir SaultleH uno
s6ne,osr 1T iis serabe bic rette Waidine. ssidte
gspiuounaeu. Wan iprctbe Dor. eta man anbersno
,orit. in Dem Sarsau ouf Der @prsofsGRe fer
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baB Ct Die Rciignation Snceo's als Ssnat
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