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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
WILL SPEAK FOR CASH
Mrs. Nation is Being Booked on
Lecture Tour.
BILLED IN KANSAS CITY
CHICAGO Is ALSO TO HEAR THE
SALOON sMASHER.

Chicago, Feb. Arrangements were
completed today by ths Press club Of
Chicago ana Mrs. Nations representa-
tive. whereby she will. lecture at the
Auditorium next Tuesday under the
auspices of the Press club.
Mrs. Nations visit, according to her
friends, viii be peaceful one, as she
VIII not undertake to destroy any
saloons in Chicago. She is coming to
Chicago, il is asserted. merely TO place
the situation in Kansas before the peo-
pie and to ask aid in the suppression
OF the Illegal liquor traffic in Kansas
I don't believe Mrs. Nation is head
ing for Chicago to wreck saloons" said
Mayor Harrison today when told that
Mrs. Nation had announced her inten-
tion of visiting this city with her fol-
lowers. IF she is, she had better re-
main away and avoid trouble. Here a
saloon is recognized as "a legal institu-
ton, entitled to the full protection of
the law. As a consequence 1t is only
proper TO say that no assaults on them
viii be tolerated. If Mrs. Nation,
understanding these things, persists in
disOrderly conduct, melting riot and
malicious mischief I am afraid she
viii have TO settle fines as fast as she
INDUCES in Offenses."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
THE POPE'S ODE TO
THE NEW CENTURY
(TransIation.)

CTranslation)
In the year of Christ 1900.
On the day before January 1.
From Jesus Christ.
The prospects Of the opening centurv
a noble age. fosterer Of good arts. is
dying; whoever cares to may commem-
crate in song the public conveniences
and the forces of nature that have
been laid bare.
More keenly do the things permitted
by the declining century touch me: at
these L gTieve and wax wroth. Oh
shame! how many monuments of dis
Srace do 1 perceive in looking back
snail 1 mourn over battles and
thrones overturned, or the monsters of
license roaming at WHIP Or the un-
hallOWed war opened with a thousand
Wlles against the vatican citadel
Where has vanished the honor of the
city, chief of all cities, bound bv no
service; the city which the ages which
our ancestors peoples revered as the
abode of pontiffs2
Alas for laws turned away from the
Deity. What law, what faith is left
for the good MANI As soon as they
are removed from the affairs all laws
tOtter and fall into ruin
Do ye hear2 The seIf-confdent herd
e&tOlS the lmpiOusuess Of science grow
ing mad and strives to assert the su-
preme divinity Of brute nature.
Senseless. Il turns in disgust from
the divine origin of our race: snatch
ing at empty phantOms in its mind il
mingles together the race of men and
that of beasts, that cannot be united.
Oh into how shameful an abyss is
whirled the blind power of impotent
pride. Ofz.rTe. mOrtals. at all times
the awful comma nds of God.
He who clone is the Life and the GER
tain Truth NhO is the straight and
only way t. heaven, only he has power
to make he years flow according to
their wish for those dwelling on earth.
Lately he himself led crowds of the
pious. seeking the holy places. to the
cOnsecrated ashes Of Peter; no mean
irgIesS aUgUTy that piety is coming to
life again.
Oh. Jesus. our Judge in future time.
grant favor TO the course of the rising
age; by thy divine power compel the
rebeiliOus people TO follow better
things
Do thou strew the seed of gentle
peace; may angry passions and quar-
rels and deplOrable wars at last be
quelled; drive into the realms of dark
ness the frauds of the wicked
May one thought. under thy lead. re
strain kings that they may press on 20
obey thy laws: may there be but one
fold and one Shepherd, and may one
faith rule the world
/ have run my course and have lived
twice nine iustra. thy gift. Do thou
add a GROWING gift. Grant that the
prayers Of thy Leo. who is entreating
thee, may not be in vain.
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MRS. NATION IN JAIL.
Exhorts the Prisoners to Lead Better
Lives.


Lives.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 6.-Chief Of Po-
lice StahI and Sheriff Cook went around
to the keepers of the joints last night
and insisted that they close until the
Nation excitement blows over The
1Ointtsts promised, but tonight they are
open as wide as ever. Mrs. Nation an
nOunces that she has some plans for
future action which will make the
Jointists remember that she is still in
the city, but she does not divulge them.
Mrs. Nation spent most of the day in
visiting the different jails of the city
and praying and talking with the in
mates. The drunken prisoners we're the
objects Of her especial sOlicitude. Some
of them soObed while she exhorted
them 70 live a better life. and many
of them promised in the future they
would not drink any more liquor.
The Home Defenders, which is the
organization formed by Mrs. Nation.
held another secret meeting today, to
which no one but members would be
admitted.
Mrs Nation received some curious
letters and kilograms, but now she is
receiving hatchets of many different
makes. A man in Junction City. Kas..
sent her a Ratchet today with
many contrivances on il which will
tend to make it dangerous weapon
for the joint smashing business.
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WILL MEET IN wALLA wAL1A
Fruit Growers Elect Officers and Pick
Meeting Place.

Portland. ore, Feb. 6.-Walla WaIla
was chosen as the place for the next an
nuaI meeting for the Northwest Fruit
Growers association The new list Of Of
icers chosen today Is IS follows.
President-N. q. Blatock WaIId WalIa.
SecretaTy-C. T. VaDdewater. WaIla
Walla.
TreasuTeT-W. SOffneT. WaIIa WaIla-
Vice Presidents-FCr Oregon. r. J..
Smith. Hood River; for Washington. r.
/. Wheeler, North Yakima; for Idaho,
l. a. Porter. Lewiston; for Montana. $.
NJ Emery, BOZeman: for British Column
bia, J. 3. Anderson, Victoria.
5 l. Moore, general freight gent of
the Northern Pacific railway, read a pa
per on the apple.
The association decided that hereafter
all boxes used by association members i'm
packing fruit should contain an exact
hushel- Box manufacture and railroad
men were before the meeting discussing
the question of dimension and shape Of
fruit boxes with regard TO cheapneSS Of
manufacture and the economical loading
OF cars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
DIE BY SCORE
IN PETROLEUM FIRE

Baku. Russian Trans-CaUcasia, Feb.
"a IRE broke out yesterday in the
magazines of the Caspian and Black
Sea company, which contained six mil
lion pools of petroleum The COnf1a-
grafton resulted in great loss Of life
and widespread damage.
The flames spread to other depots
having a capacity of 1900, 900 pools Of
naphtha- which poured out like a
stream of lava. inundating and setting
nre to the dwellings of the wOrkmen
which were totally destroyed. Many
persons persisted. Twenty charred
bodies have been found. and upwards
OF fifty persons are terribly burned
Four hundred families lost everything
they possessed
The magazines. are still burning and
neighboring reservoirs are in great
danger general panic prevails.
Eight naDhtha springs belonging to
the Melikoff. RaIski and Caspian com
pdnieS caught fire Feb 5.
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BOOKED AT KANSAS CITY.
Mrs. Nations Advance Agent Bills
the Town

Kansas City, Feb. 6.-Flaring post
ers announcing that Miss Carrie Ma
ton, the bravest woman in America,
now leading the most wonderful
crusade ever waged against the rum
traffic, is on her way to Chicago ac-
companied by a band Of her saloon
smashing warriors. and will speak at
the Academy of Music in Kansas city
on Friday evening, Feb. s. have been
posted around town.
Just what tactics Mrs. Nation viii
pursue IN Kansas City aside from her
lecturing IS not made clear. but as she
has previously promised to attack a
saloon wherever she finds it, a trail of
wreckage may follow her trip north
Chief of Police Hayes says he will
promptly arrest Mrs. Nation if she at
tempts to put her Kansas methods into
practice in Kansas City.
Preparations for the crusaders com
ing have been made by the Prohibition
club Of Kansas City, which has en-
dOrsed Mrs. Nations methods and
promises her active support in her
crusade outside Of Kansas.
A. C. Rankin of Chicago. formerly q
labor leader of PittsbuTg. Pa. is act
ing as Mrs. Nations advance agent and
claims the proceeds Of the lectures viii
be used in the cause
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House Talks on PostaI Law.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Debate on the
posJofice appropriation bill consumed
another day in The house. About two
hours were consumed by Chairman
Loud of the EosIofiCe committee. who
vas a member of the postal commission
i'm Jhe discussion of the subjects inveS-
tigated by it,
The remainder the time was oCcu-
pied INA debate upon the three subjects.
pneumatic tube service. special mail
facilities and railway mail pay It was
agreed before adjournment today that
the debate should close tomorrow at
1880 p. w. when The votes should be
taken upon the several amendments
which are pending.
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REFUSE To THANK
IN CONSTITUTION

New York. Feb. IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from Havana says:
The Cuban Constitutional convention
win refuse positively TO add a clause
10 the constitution expressing gratitude
10 the United States. The delegates
say that such an expression does not
belong in the constitution. but they art
willing To- adopt an independent reSolu-
ton thanking the United States.
The delegates depIOTe the recent -
terauces OF United states senators
wherein the stand is taken th4t the
convention must insert gratitude
clause before favorable action VIII be
taken hN cnngress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
KIDNAPS CHILD
AS MOTHER WEBS

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 6.-Enraged be-
cause his alleged former mistress we'd
ded another man in this city today. A.
N. Robinette kidnapped a 4-year-old
child of which he claims to be the
father while its mother was attending
her wedding ceremony.
When uDOn her return home the
mother. who was formerly Mrs. Clara
Kavanaugh. found a note from Rob
inette in which he stated that he had
KIDNAPPED the child and would do IL
bodily harm unless she came for il in
person and free from matrimonial en-
tanglements. The letter was placed in
the hands of the police who arrested
RObinette.
The latter attempted TO shoot a. d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

me ,KE2e1yon.-E. P. Mcdonald. Balm
AIa-' W +: Davis, Chicago: Jim Kauf5
ager "A Stranger in a Strange T. ili5,i
company: Z R Tut and wife, Oakland
3 Sal Leo Il Wilson. Chicago: O. "A A.
Vaudeville, Miss harrington. MISS aris,.
( y. New York; Charles A. Westheirner II
L0uiS' II; =; Boyd, Omaha; William Da-
/ TTey, LeaqVIlie, Colo; James MetcaIf. 81
LOUIS; W. r. Evans, Denver. Colo: Lieu
tenant Charles Woodhous, u s. A. 4 7
NJ A. Drummer, H J.. Norman n Nj
STANLEY, New York; A. Bates. Eta An
4efs0n, Lotte Anderson, Grantsvile: A
n foIherlngnam, Chicago; A J. War
ner, ogden. Joe II. Moran. New York.
Louis; T. W. Young. c W. Reilly 7 on
cen; W. L. Culbertson. Carroll. Ia. Or
vile G. Johnston, Baker City. ore. Fred
J. kiesel, Ogden; w. H. Cohen, St. Jo-
Seph; James Ryan. kemmerer Wyo.
Donald Mckay, Denver.
The Knutsford.--Horseshoe Jake, w. c..
kenard. Harry Walker Denver q
Patterson. Wilmington; George S oliver
Sterling Hughes, W d. Amy. r g
Brainard and wife. Miller and J W
tinler, Butte; NJ. Abrams, c A Werden.
Z. J. Harold. Bertha Waitzinger. Nellie
Lynch, A. J; Smart, J. Fransen, o. L.
troit; Thomas B. Sweeney. J. j. b.
Sweeney, Wheeling; F. r. Davis and wife,
Council Bluffs; n. c. Rawbotham, Phila-
delphia: y. A. Belcourt, T. Ahearu. wife
and two children, Ottawa, Can: ; F.
Beiott' Holyoke, Mass; Allen Waters,
San Francisco: NJ. II. LOnstrum. w II.
Wright, Marysviile, Mont; z. J. Quealy.
Kemmerer-
The Walker. II. White, Idaho; L. A.
Harmon, Huntington; George 4 Smith
Lehi; W c Barker. Ogden: Ed irving,
Vernal ]. II ianzmrent, Eli, New;
Charles Wilson. Lewiston; W. d. Cook
Helper; w. z. Sauls, Idaho; J. V. Iesse,
O. Sherden, J. Charelle, Founders COM
pany; p. Leaky, Ogden; r. F. Scott, SEQ
Carly aud wife. Mt. Pleasant; w L.
BOyed, Mercur; w O. Ash, Mt. Pleasant.
lin. o; James Astle. POcatellO: T. L.
Wood, Idaho Falls; NJ. J. Knill and wife
II a. Cripps Jake Bernard and wife
Viola Caristead, Frank Pallina, The
Rounders'' company; l. r Strickling.
Salem, O.: Mabel Blake, Salem: W. E.
Game and wife, Eta NJ. Elliott. Chicago;
Vile; r. p Hunta, Ogden; 2. thinner
man, Everett. WASH 9. NJ Jones, Pu-
dorm. Spokane: f. r. McNamee. DE La
mar: d MCNeal, San Francisco; K T.
Davis, St. Anthony; George Barr, Ogden;
p. II Groves. Pittsbuvg; \. II. Christen-
sen. Diamondville; John BOrlase, Bing-
ham Junction.
White House-W. Cunningham. Park
City; G. II. Layton. Denver; ". D. Clays
and wife. Dan ClayS, bingham J. &.
Oakland, Cal; II. Mcintosh, Montana;
". L. Harris, SpringvIlle; II: g Morey,
Evanston, Wyo-; Charles Wilson, MOAB,
Utah: ]. T Clark, Provo; Peter Mcln-
tyre Oregon; II. B. Hickox. Kansas;
Charles Stevenson. T. ". Thomas, lleber
City; \ II Kearns: GunniSon; A. Holt,
sandy; Robert Wills. TOOele. G. j.
Stromb berg. Grantsville; ". Bulge, Ida
no. Mrs Mary Cotter Miss j. cotter,
Leadvilia. Colo
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KAISER ON WAY HOME.
Leaves Flushing on Special Train for
Berlin

Sheerness, Feb. 6.-The imperial yacht
HOhenzollern, with Emperor William
and his sister on board sailed at 6:45
O'Clock this morning for Flushing. The
HOhenzOllern was escorted by the Ger
man cruiser Nymphe and the British
cruiser NiObe.
Flushing. Feb. 6.-The imperial yacht
HOhenzOllern with Emperor William
and his suite on board, arrived here at
1:40 D. m. A Dutch warship fired a
royal salute
Emperor William was greeted by
Rear Admiral Van Waning, represent
ing the Dutch government when he
landed His majesty lett Flushing by
special train at SIS p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Lured Across Line.

Rossland. B. c.. Feb. 6.-CharIes A.
Hiuckley. alias c. n. Morris. has been
lured across the line and is now in jail
in ConConully on the charge Of steal
ing S97 600 from the West Side bank,
New York of which he had been the
teller. Hinckley disappeared in 1884,
and was not heard from by the bank
people until 1899. when a fire occurred
in the Columbia hotel at Columbia, B.
g.. thirty miles west of here and de-
tectiFe recognized Inn. He was ar
rested then. but was released on a
o~huicality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Colorado Strike Ends.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Feb. 6.-The
coal strike in this section has been set
tied. and all mines opened today with
full force of men. This has been brought
about through the fundamentally Of
Charles Duncan. national organizer of the
United Mine Workers of America. and the
Official representative of President Mitch
ell for Kansas and Colorado
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
IMITAToRs IN ARKANSAS.
Women in Dalton Follow Mrs. Ma
tons Tactics.

Popular Bluff, No, Feb. AT Dal-
ton, Ark, a small town across the state
line from here, five members of the W.
c. T, L. attacked two ''blind tigers" in
true Nation fashion. All the bottles of
liquor were smashed the contents Of
kegs were poured into the streets and
fixtures were demolished. The places
were run by Adam West and William
Young
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Ranking BIC TabIed.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The house COM
mitJee on banking and currency today
tabled the bin repeating the 10 per cent
tax on state bank ISSUES and the bill
requiring national bank repositories To
pay interest to the government on pub
lie deposits.
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Co bur1. who m rrisd the woman, when
be pointed him out 10 the arresting Of
hcer. but was seized before the weapon
was discharged.
At the station Robinette claimed that
he had murdered the child who is a
4-year-old boy. but the police place lit
tie credenee in this statement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Arbitration Bill Killed.


Cheyenne, WyO-, Feb. 6-The arbitra-
ton bill was defeated in the state legis-
lature. This bill provided that all labor
troubles occurring within the state should
be settled by a board Of arbitration aU-
pointed by the governor and consisting
of representatives of labor organizations
and emnIcNerS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
SHIP BURNS:
CREW IN Peril.

san Francisco, Feb. 6.-The steamer
Aus tralia, which arrived here today from
Eahiu. mas on board the captain and
tWept4-eight of the crew Of the British
snip I1yreneeS. which took fire at sea on
Nov. IS, while en- route from Tacoma 10
Leiths
The Pyrenees was beached Dec. . on
one Of the Gambler group of islands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
HOUSE WILL ACT ON WAR TAX.
Efforts Will Be Made to Rush Bill to
Final Passage.

Washington. Feb. 6--At the meeting
of the ways and means committee to-
day Chairman Payne expressed the be-
lief thar the revenue reduction bill
would be back from the senate within
the next few days, and there was some
informal discussion of what would be
done. The measure has been greatly
changed since IL left the house. but MI
Payne gave no intimatiOn as To the
course likely to be pursued on the
changes. He has no doubt as To- the
passage of the bin al this session Of
congress-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Peeped and Were Arrested.

Tacoma, Wash. Feb. 6.-EIeven
prominent men of Centralia were ar
rested, charged with melting riot. In
the effort to prevent liquor selling on
Sunday, 1t is charged, they endeavored
to get evidence by peeping over the
transom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
would Restore Linlithgow.

Edinburgh, Feb. 6.-Lord Rosenberg.
IN a speech here this afternoon, after
paying tribute to Queen Victoria and
King Edward, proposed that the Scot
fish memorial to Queen Victoria take
the form of the restoration of LinIith-
gov palace, the home of so many great
traditions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-07
Goes to Sell State Land.
Especial to The HeraIdl

+avJc,t r n 49, bss sC,,o =, IN
Inns, where he will negotiate the sale of a
tract Of state land on which is located
the Union Pacific station grounds From
Rawlins Mr.. lyman will go TO KemmerCr
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Dutch Take Fortress.

Amsterdam. Feb. 6.-Advices from
Batavia GsIand of Java). capital .
Netherlands Indies, says the eNped'-..
sent against Sdmalanga- Island
Sumatra. has captured the Chimes
fortress of BatoriIik. The Dutch .'-7
was six killed and forty WOUNDED
The AchiueSe lost seventy
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Intensifying National Grief.

(GlObe-Democrat.l
Laureate Austin's poetry Is doing much
to Intensity and prOlOng the period of
mourning in Great Britain.
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Name of Regiment chaneed.

St Petersburg, Feb. 6.-An imperial
ukase has been issued, changing the
title of The Prince of Wales Ora
goons to that of His Majesty. King
Edward the Seventies Kief Dragons y
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KRUGER UNDERGOEs
ANOTHER OPERATION

Utrecht. Holland. Feb. San opera
ton on MIR. Kruger's right eye was
successfully performed today.
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Approves Superimposed Turrets.

Washington, Feb. 5-Secretary Long to-
Gay approved the majority report of the
naval construction board. favoring super
posed turretS and other changes in the
batteries Of the new bsstieships,
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Tt All Depends.

Chicago Post)
Senator TOWne IS going out OF politics
i'm order that ne may make money. Many
are going in for the same reason.
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A Tedious Interval

CNew York WORLDLY
Colonel Roosevelt Is reminded that it
has been a long time between hairbreath
escapes
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Smallpox in Glasgow,

Glasgow. Feb. 6.-Smallpox prevails
here in alarming proportions. A score
Of fresh cases are reported daily, there
having been many deaths. and there
are 453 cases in the hospitals.
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Killed by Cavs-iu

al those places. i.'se OF state H-
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To Cure the Grip in Two. Days.
Laxative Bromo-Qunine removes the
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Jones Attacks Bill

sun standing, as he had been since
the session opened. Mr. Jones entered a
passionate protest against the cOnsid-
GRAFTON of the pending bill at night
sessions. He declared such action in
Volved a deliberate purpose 90 break
down the opposition senator's physi ally.
and prevent the passage of the aDpr6 :
D~1aI-Ou bills.
The shipping bin, be asserted. WAS the
most perfectly detesJable measure pre-
scented Co the senate for years so bad
ln fact he said. thar one of the RrDUb-
mean seua tors had offered an amend
ment reducing tbs period of the bilTs
operations from twenty 10 frtean years.
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Sier iiuo oie Yreiie:

Wdunn S6uurranb 5alhsuiiibr unb Da
men Stmlfiitse 5ai6tntii&n, 4 Gents.
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Aualiiat Gents.
Seine gang 9tintn Stmfitbeb 5alhtntiittr
fir Damtn une Srnn, fir 25 gtnts.
Wianntr feline Ssmltithte esintn 5aibtntii
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9int ptittrt parit ftinsrtr AuaIii1t ale Mi
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abu % stbt zine punesrbar CUTE Tartts, BIZ
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biibi6tn aiit6tn, ipt in siusr ailts, Ssmifit6.
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faufss aui ben fii6sn in Der Rittt. Bsr
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iOIIte nnisr rsgularss Separtsment bsfu6sn
Spr,tas Bsrtbt bon so Gsnts bis $3.50
Dos Stild.
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0erf6hnli6.

9ie Nmerican 1in pIats SO. Bat sine
9OIitii Der 8srfDbnIi6tsit ssssn bic Nn.
esfsaten ansenOmmsn. ipsI6s ii6 tl,sIi8
am StabIfrsit betbeiIistsn. Ra6 ben
Beeinsunsen bes abtommens iibsr ben
Streit barf stpar bic Nmaleamatsb
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ss tpirb officisa erfIdrt, ss psrbs ni6t
bic serinsite 8urddisbuns Der uIten 2sute
eeitattet tuerben, falls iie bic Arbeit tpiss
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Der Star' unb WonOnsabsIa Sabriian.
lase haben bic Grbsit nod nidt in cor.
pore aufssnOmmsn. Ginise bon ben
aItsn 2eutsnslnb su ben Sabrifen pisbsr
3urddsefebrt, absr bic msiItsn parten
nod auf ansriennune ibrsr Union. Wit
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nod ben 5ubriien pdbrsnb tes Strsits
ssbra6t babsn. 1T bic 9si9aftsIsitune
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betreiben, felt Der Strsit bssnSst 1T.
aae 8eibbIsd. 5abriisn bss aanbes TinS
8e8sntpartis nit Auftrdsen iiberb6uft,
unb Elm iebr sdnitissr @intsr III ssTi4srt.