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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
The College Druarner.

Northwestern university has ap-
pointed drummer, whose business
it is to induce students to attend that
particular university. The plan OF In
viting young men to attend some COLI
lege is not new one, but it has usual
ly been done in very quiet, secret way.
The new method of coming out frank
~ and soliciting business has caused
there is noxreason why a university
should not be run on the same plan
as any business enterprise, and, no
doubt, Northwestern university will
be benefited by the plan. A plan that
appeals to the average man is to have
golden grain belt beer regularly at his
table. It's more than a delicacy, it's a
tonic that is good for body and mind.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
EPwORTH LEAGUE.

At the board meeting Of the Minneapolis Dis
tr1ct Epworth@ League Tuesday evening at the
Y. NJ. G.. A. building, further plans for revival
services were made and steps were taken to
bring the matter before. the minister's meeting
Monday morning. 1t is proposed to bring Rev.
Mr.. Stuart OF Nashville, Tenn. to Minneapolis
the latter. part of February to conduct evangel-
1stfc services for the league. The final report
upon the district manual showed surplus to
the credit Of the manual Of over SIS, all bills
paid. II ~ , = ,rI.a
The society at Simpson church has been re-
Gently changed to league and was represented
at the board meeting by its member Mr..
Abrams Al The president of the new league. Ira
Richardson, present and extended to the
district an invitation to hold its November
blmonthly meeting at Simpson: church. The In
vitation was accepted.
The district election will be held at the next
bimonthly meeting and the nominating commit
tee, q. L. Nelson president of Lake Street
league, and Miss Fife James and Miss Lois A.
Smith, preparing to report. II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 17.-Butter, Arm !;
firm; at mark. cases included, 1S@1Y1ac. Cheese,
steady; daisies, 111ac; twins, lie; Young Amert-
eas alAG Poultry firm turkeys o ia Glsc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17


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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

ST. charles-Rev.. ): NJ: C1eary; morning ,.g,
Culture Of the Child; evening, Is
socialism Good OF EVIL ~ second in the series
on Socialism. Father Cleary Is giving series
Of special discourses on Socialism In his churca
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

| The order at services az st. Marks procathe-
| THE son Of God Goes Forth 10 War 8. d.
Whitney; venft4; Lamb: Te Deum IN b nat,
j. Bapf1xte CaIkin; benedictus, AZ. Greene; lit
any hymn, .'ssvios, When ~ Dust to Tbse.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
NLW4OKEE DEPOT. -
Chicago, Milwaukee |
81. PAU RAILWAY.

O6AJ. LNAs Suu00y AA'0uS'1
chicago, La ~, Milwaukee. :.
Nil'wkee. La Crosse. Ninona
Chicago, La *, Milwaukee,.
CHICAGO "pONEEH LTD
chicago, La X, Milwaukee,. !.
North6e1d, Faribault. zk. ctty,
Chicago, Faribault,. Dubuque
Northheld, Faribault, Austin.
La Crosse. Dubuque, Rock L..
Ortonville. Milbank, Aberoeen
Ortonville. xFargo. Aberdeen
Pennington. Mankato. Wells
Pennington, Nankato, Wells
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

Mrs Emily Ellis woodward viii sing "Come
Unto Him" from the Z Messiah," at the First
Baptist church Sunday evening + !; ,.ss.-.C,,gc
William H, Dale, rytone, who has had charge
summer months, WIN continue there for the; bal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
UNIVERSALIsT.

Tuttle-Rev. A. R. Tillinghast morning; The
Power to Receive; evening, The Mind as
Factor In Health and Disease.
/: All Souls'-Rev. A. N. Alcott; morning, SIht
Function OF Mirth in Human Nature I"
Church OF the Redeemer-Rey. NJ: D. SHUT
ter, D. D.; evening, E. D. Eilenwood, asslstan
paStor: Now zs-.-- z.-.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
UNITARIAN.

Nazareth-Rev Amandus Norman; morning
..tIas Every Effect Sufficient Cause IN Ke
uoions az Well as in Material Mattersi"; even
ing, Reading Of BJornson's Dust ..ez ,.zz, ;:
cosmic Roots Of Religion; no evening service
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

Plymouth. n. Hallock, d. D.; morning,
Christ, the Typical Man; evening, "The Trend
OF Jesus Teaching" s
Park Avenue Rev. e. s. Rollins morning,
1.-THE Final Appeal :; evening, ''The Present IN.
rest SpeciM musical service by the choir (see
Church Notes..
Trouble In an Ancient Church,: evening. Title
Price OF Good Character -
IS yineRev. John s. Rood; morning, ..The Par
Against GOD. = S. ssSsSss !4
Thirty eighth straet-Rey. William a. Wilkfn.
son; mOfnlng. a Questicn Asked and A,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-20

good many of the Americans had shouldered a rife to assist the officers in protecting property In Arizona are garrisoned federal troops at va rious points with no duties to per form except to maintain the daily routine of garrison soldering. Why should they not be used in such emer- gencies as that at ALOrenci? They are maintained by the government, whereas the presence Of the Malitia at Morenci was at a heavy expense to the territory. The government assumes but little additional expense in main taining troops at MOrenei instead oi in the Arizona military posts.
 Now the territorial soldiery has re turned and a company of fedora! troops from Fort Apache has been or. dered to Morenci there to remain un til that camp shall be fully restored to industrial peace and quietude. This is as it should be.
 If the federation of mines had passed resolutions condemning the unlawful acts of the strikers instead of censuring the president that labor organization would have been in bet ter business.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-20
UNCALLED FOR CENSURE.

The resolutions of the Fed efation of Miners censuring President Roosevelt for ordering federal troops to Morenci would
 leave the inference that the troops were sent to that camp to in some way irterfete with the .IgEts of the miners who went on a strike in that district. No such assumption was warranted. The federal troops were ordered to Morenci at the request of the officials of Arizona; governor, sher- iii and the captain of the rangers. The purpose of the sheriff and rangers. malitia and federal troops at Morenci was rot 10 interfere in anyway with the rights of any peaceful citizen; their presence was not to molest any one not attempting to violate the law; I; their presence was not for the purpose of passing on the merits of the con troVersy between the miners and mine operators. Nc one was in Morenci to question the rights of the strikers to quit the employment of the compa- ny. The American miners who quit work and went about their buiness en- tered no complaint because of the presence of the soldiers. On the other hand before the soldiers arrived
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-20
NO LOSS HERE.


 Tn Daily Mining Gazette. published a, Houghton, Michigan. quotes re cent statement of President s. w. Clawson concerning the Copper Glance and then proceeds to read Mir. Clawson and the Bisbee people generally fec ture on their sins against the stock buying and speculative citizens of that copper country town. Says the Ga zette:
 Tn a recent issue of the Bisbee Re view, S. ". Clawson. president of the company, isquoted as saying: We have :be utmos faith in the Copper Glance, and We will either make . mine or go broke
 That statement. coming from Mir Clawson, who is superintendent of the Copper Queen as well ai president of the Copper Glance. sums up the situ, alton regarding the Glance entirely.
 The Bisbee people interested ir Copper Queen, including most of the officers, have the utmosk faith in the property, but they have very little cash in it. They are long on faith down that way. but the amount of ac. tual cash which the Bisbee people have put into the Copper Glance is small compared with what has come from Calumet and the copper country oc Michigan.
 When the president of the company remarks that we will either make a mine or go broke he refers not to himself, but to people up this way. If the Glance fails to par out s. w. Clawson will not go Lrcke, nor will the other Bisbee people, for they have not invested enough of their cash to run very much risk, and they are drawing pretty good salaries at other tubs. but there are a whole lot of people in Calumet who are working hard every day for their little stipend who have invested their savings in Copper Glance. They are the people who sre running the chances of going broke, and who will be hurt more in the breaking than all the Bisbee people interested in the property"
 Now, we submit that the. tears be ing shed by the Gazette over the gull. hblity of the average Calumet in restor is pathetic, but in this case these tears are not warranted The Copper Glance stock sold to nearly all the Michigan holders was disposed ol at 25 cents a share. whereas this same stock IS now selling beth in Calumet and Bisbee for 50 cents, $ cents. and as high as 60 cents per share. The Gazette could put in it's trle to better purpose by advising she holders ot Copper Glance stock to sell out theil holdings and double their money rath CT than scolding Bisbea people fo leading the AIichiganders into finan cial bogs.
 Another thing: Two-thrids of thu entire stock issue of the Copper Glanc, is held in Arizona, and those who holt it think they have a good thing. | will not be long now until work vii be resumed with yigor on this prop eTty, and the Micigan stockholder will hold on to their stock if they vii take the advice of The Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-20
;HAmeERLAIN's COLO, CHOLERA
 AND DIARRHoEA REMEDY.

is everywhere recognized as the one remedy that can always be depended upon and that is pleasant to take. It is especially valuable for summer di- arrhoea in children and is undoubtedly the means of saving the lives of a great many children each year. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-20

The Reylew mas a branch ofiice al Douglas, and is delivered hy carrier in the following towns: Naco.
 Cananea. Douglas.
 Tombstone. Benson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28

I6muBigen StraBe - mir 6dtten thr
Sogis erreiht. Sic Dffnete our9 eli
nen 0riider iel6t Die 9austbire unO
mir gingen binauf in jene Rdume,
nefGe man Die @mpfungs5immer
ndnnte: 8tpei idmmerIt6e 2dume,
.bur4 5liigeltbiren perbunoen; in Der
W2itte oes grDberen Der iibIi4e, runoe
Slid; benz Ramine gegeniber oas
tribe gonfot nit Der Marmorplutie
uno 5pif9en Den 6enftern elm ROBz
bddr : @opba.
4uf benz 8amin in einem @lasgez
6duie itanOsn ftaubige ausgeitopfte
8osel, gu Seiten OeFeI6en gepDbnIi6e
4%or3eqan : 6iguren uno BON Der rauz
6igen 9ede berab hing Elm i6muBiz
ger @usIiifer. Sd blidte Ourd Die
balls offene 3bire in bas Neben3im>
mer, bas pom0gli8 mod lumpiger
unb ungemiit6li6er ausfa6, als ba5
9aupt3immer.
r8el4' Elm 4bItanb gesen GObing@
ton, ni4t nubr?" fagte meme 8egleiz
term nit triibem 2G4eln, ais tie i6ren
9ut binf6leuOerte unc 1i6 miioe an
ben Sid ieBte.
Sein gan5es 9er3 erfiiGte pl0Blid
WlitleiO gegen meme friibere 6einOin,
n2ie6e Nirs. 5eatberitone!" REF ia
aus, npeI6' f4redlides ltnbeiI lit
S6nen 3ugeitpBen? Gs TOUT mir in
Der 5bat leiO, sic an iOl6em Srte 3u
ieben. Sagen Sic mir, pel6es I'm
gliid Sic bier6er ge6ra4t BATE"
GSprtIeburd fpldt.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
gu6iI6tiae Nt6rorr.

4u6urn. 0.sg., 81, 9e3. -
Sranf W6tte, Der MDroer aus S8=
tpego, pelfer am nG9iten 9ientug
bingeri6tet peroen ioa, bat in feiner
53eQe ipieoer cine toue 0irt6i8aft an
ge1teut. Gr bat ietn 8ett, Stub, Gloz
iet uno eleftrif6e Campo in einen
SriimmerbauFen perpanoelt uno
I9leuoerte Elm 8ein Der eiIernen 8ettz
its[e na8 Den WG4terr, 10 DAB Riez
mano lpagte, ii9 ibm 81 ndbern. Sine
beoeutenbe Manni6aft mar erforoerz
lid, um ben 8aienben 81 ii6erlpdltiz
gen uno our Rube 81 bringen, mas
i9IieBli9 bur4 8enuBung einesNaT=
Ieritra9les aus einem S6lau6e gez
lang, na9Oem 8bite fiinf3ebn Minuz
ten ZEN burtndfigfben 8iOerItanO 9ez
leiitet bate. Gr tpurDe iflieBli6 ge=
fefelt unb in cine anoere 3ele gez
bru4t. Die 8eamten nebmen an, baB
Der 8erurtbeilte Dubniinn 6eu4elt,
neil er it1 por benz Sooe fiir4tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
9Ahfilhe @pQCnOnna.
@tpas gang Reues. = @rOHnung Der
Pbpiical Culture G~r6i6ition in
Nen : Nort.

Gep : YOrt,
0en> gort 27. DEG. - MOrs
gen Qbeno I'm 8 lt6r niro Die i'm
W}dbiion Square @urben itattfinoenz
be yB6p1ical Culture @T6i6ition" Die
auf cine Do4e bere9net lit, er0ffnet
tperben, cine S4auiteGung, Die fir
Sem : gort ettpas D~oqitdnoig Neltss
lit. Der 3pef Der 4uSiteuung lit in
benz Rumen nP6piicaI Culture" emit
balten. 9bDiifde 4usbilOung i'm
tpeiteiten Slime bes Nortes, 8eIunoz
6eit, Strait uno N~us6iloung aGer
pbpiii6en 8rdfte lit bus 3ieI Der 8ez
tpegung, bic ii9 in bieIer 99auItel=
lung b%erf0rpert, uno es barf burum
audi ni9t 0unoer ne6men, baB unter
ben 8orfiibrungen ft4 audi cine Dirt
S40n6eits : @onturren3 6efinbet,
fpenn biefes Wort audi ben 3ped Der
nit Der Sa6e ber6unoen lit, nt6t
oeft.
@~ert6poue 9reiIe Iino fir BEN
M}ann unb bic 6rdu ausgefeBt, bic in
ii4 Die poQtommenite p6p1if6e @nt7
tpifeIung pereinigen, uno barin Iiegt
i4on, baB Bios f0rperli6e S90n6eit
ben 9rei5 ni8t babontragen fam,
fonoern bieie nit 8raFt uno 8efunoz
belt gepaart iein muB, ioouB nur Der
b04Ite SDpus f0rperli6er Gntnidez
lung, o6ne baB bic eigentli6e S4Onz
belt i'm IanDldufigen Slime bes Worz
tes irgenopie mitipielt, in 6rage
fommt. Inter ben 8eperbern fpeibIiz
4en 9eI9le4t5 in OieIe r 8la1e 6efinz
ben ii8 me6rere, bic bereits auf anbez
rem S4auiteGungen in anoeren 2Gnz
bern erite pretie buOongetragen Aaz
ben.
lin unter ben 8eIu8ern Elm Sntez
refIe an oieier eigenortigen 66uuiteIz
lung 3u f0r0ern, iinO i'm 5aule gegen
fiinF3ig StimmtGIten aufgeiteIt, in
Die Sober feline 9ttmme fir 9ieieni~
gen, bic fi9 an Der Breis @ontur@
ren3 bet6eiligen, perfen fam, un0 BEL
Der enogiiltigen Qlbtimmung Ger
9reisri6ter ntro oies Bolts : 8otum
~ge6ii6ren0 6eriifIi9tigt peroen. 0a8
9pitren Der MGnner uno 6ruuen, Die
an Der Prei5 : Gonturren3 She'll ne9z
men, finoet nGbreno Der @benos8orz
iteGung ftatt, tpGbreno oos iibrtge
8rogrdmm nit alien m0gli6enS 6auz
iteQungen, bic in ben 8erei9 t0rperz
li6er Qusbiloung ge60ren, ausgefiiQt
lit. IN ben 8orfi6rungen bet6eiligen
ii9 audi peri4ieOene Oeuti6e Surnz
8ereine.
Inter ben Ruriofitdten auf oem
9rLgramm befinoet Ii6 Elm oreitdgiz
9e8 Wett6ungern. On 8ormittdgen
ipetoen BON Bernard McTuooen, bem
6aupt Qrrangeur Der @usItelung,
9ortrGge ii6er Die oerf6ieosnIten Sc
qenitGnDe, bic i'm ipeiteren Slime be8
Wortes in ous 8ebiet Der &Drperz II.
@eIuno6eitspflege gebOren, gebalten.
W21liif piro BON Der &apeQe Der yOlD
9uarb" geiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
ROpfiagsr &ntnniu.
LIN bus Slid gu banner, ermor0ete
er einen G6ineien.

LIN bQ8 Slid gu bannen, ermorDete
ct einen Gbineien.
can 8ernurbtna, Sal, q.
0e3em6er. - Die iunge W}0rDerin
9rinibQo TiqnOra, tpel4e 9eitern gu
Iommen nit W}i8uel @ntonto llnter
bem @erba6t, ben G6ineIen See Gar
error0et gu 6uben, per6aftet purbe,
Ieote 6eute elm fenIationeIe5 9eItdnoz
min al. Qntonio iou i4rem 8e1tanoz
min III Rploe ben G6ineien get00tet
6o6en, UNI in ben 8e7iB zines N}enz
i6entopfe5 gu gelangen uno oomlt
ba5 Slid an fih gu tetten. Gr 9atte
afpQr Dor6er I6on einen Sadoel IN
feinem 8eTiB, neil Inn ober titr3lt4
Elm Repolper 8eito9len moroen nar'
olQubte er, Der SALESMAN babe letne
9auberfruft perloren.
Qntonio 1T 30 Sabre aft uno Elm
0prtpricaner pm @eburt. Srtnlodo
Fionoro, bic 0ntonio'5 Satin gu
fein porqiebt, 1T I'M 5nei Sabre jun
qer unO cine merituniide S4OnReIt.
I'm i6rem @eitdnbniB ia9te iie: nS4
nplte linn Differs oupon Iaufen, fir6@
tete u6er, er wiiroe mid t0oten. 8enn
INNER Inn etpas miBlang, itIeB er
0rnh,rroen oeoen mid aug. Gr ar
beitete penig. Sd muBte ben Gebensz
unter6ult fir uns 8eioe AerlAatfen.
2eBte 8o6e legte er ieinen 8eDoloer
Quf etnen5tu6l neben 0a5 8ett. Spa
ter mar bic Woffe perfdnunoen. 9oS
berfeBte i'm in bic b04fe 8utR. Gr
rib f6 bic 8leiber pom Getbe unD
mari 5i6 auf bic GrOe, tur3, er 9eberz
bete 7i6 ME elm 8erriidter. 9umals
idon 5agte er, er peroe MIDI ooer Ell
mem unberen Men16en t0Oten, nm IN
ben 8e7iB zines 9opfe5 81 geIangen
unb bamit pieocr bos Slid an Ith
al feTeln. DIS Damn am Sonntdg
Der G6ineIe See 8ar Die @di4e ab@
6olte unD Ii6 niebertniete, UNI bic
5tiife 3uIammen gu rufen, potte
i'm Qntonio am 8Opf unO i6nitt i5m
nit einem RQIirmeTsr ben 0al5 big
3um 0ir6el bur4. Damn 3pang er
mid, inn bei'm QuflpoI6en pes Blu
tee 6ebiilfli6 gu Iein. Sn ben "a
T6en Oes G6ineIen fanOen it4 5000,
bic Qntpnio an Ii4 na6m. 4lS e5
bunfel muroe, f9leppten mir bic &ei@
6s peQ unD begru6en iie. Damn pad
ten mir unIere Softer uno fu6ren nit
Der 8abn meg"
Dab Qntonio minbeitens mod Ell
men petteren Morb Deribt bat, erbeut
aus Der S6atIa6e, oaB man beute in
benz aus Bakersfield eingetrOffenen
Softer Deg SRI. 6tgnora einen 9}en~
I6enf6Goel fun0, Der in blutige Gap
ben einqe6uut mar. 4u6 orei 9az
IefiiBe, bic ia ebenfuu5 ais W}ittel CUR
8annunq bes gbD7en @eiite8" gelten,
fanOen fi@ in Dem Softer Dor. @ntOz
nio bate bel ieiner 8erbaftung, Die
auf 5einer ReiIe BON Bakersfield nd4
Gan 8ernorbino erfolgte, $97 in Ieiz
mem 8eIiB, feline 8e8leiterin $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
@irh augQelirfCrt.

Ct. Qoui8, 27. DECEMBER. -
@iner Spe3ialDepeT6e aus Der Staot
N}erito 3ufolge bat 8rGiipent 9ia5
ouf Gr7u6en Des ameritaniI6en Bot
I6after5 uno na4 9ur9ii4t Der Be
me~isaufna6me in Dem Safe Die Qu8z
lieferung Des ct. 2ouiier ,8oooler&"
@barles GraB an bic dmerituniiden
8e60rben angeorDnet. 9oS 9epartez
ment fir ~au8pdrtige 8e3ie6un9en bat
rem Ri6ter Des @uapaloiura : 9iz
i%tritts, mo Der 6lii6tIing ii6 in 6aft
beftnOet, oon Der MoBnabme Oes Prdz
Iibenten in &enntniB geieBt. 8e6eimz
poIi3iiten pon ct. Gouis iinO bereit5
III GudDalajaru e%ingetroffen, um&ruB
in 066ut gu ne6men. &raB, Der fri
6er M1itglieo 0es GtaOtrat6S BON Ct,
Qoui8 mar, lit beI4uloigt, ieineStims
me BEL Der 8~erlei6ung elmer StruBen=
@ere9tIome fir me6rere t~auIenD Dbl
lars perfauft gu BADEN.
Gas Stddtsbepartement in 8df6z
ington lit bur9 ben amerifanif4en
8eT6Gft8trGger in Der Staot W}erifo
ron Der beooritebenoen Qu8lieferung
bon &raB amtIi4 in &enntniB geieBt
rJrOen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Sine 9R1rherfamilie.

@6arIeFon, S.zG., q. 9e3.-
Der Staliener s. 8o66ins febrte ge~
tern 46enD unerpartet na6 6auis
3uriid, fanb feline Srau duf Oen8nieen
BON HuI6 Duff fiBen unb f6OB Rufb
p6ne @eiteres tobt. Die 6rau ge@
Itano Damn, DaB ie nit HuIb i9pn
feit orei Su6ren intim mar, Robbins
lit ungeFd6r so Sabre alt, ieine Srau
80 unb Duff mar SO. RobbinS' 8az
ter erf9oB bor Sa6ren einen Mann in
Mulpen, M.S8a., uno purOe erit
fiir3li8 begndbigt; 8Obbins' So6n,
Der erft 10 Su6re'ult lit, iiBt im3u4t~
bduIe, neil er por einem Sabre ein
MGDhen ermoroet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-28
Ghiraan's GutI6ersS Strife.

G6tca9p, q, 0e5. - 8egen
M}angels an 8spei5materiol, ouf nell
DIES iie einen Qntrag auf einen Sin
6~alts6eFe6l ftiiBen t0nnten, baden bic
6ieIigen 2ei6fon6eiiBer ben Qlun auf=
qege6en, i'm 0ege Des 8eri6tliaen
@~erfu6rens gegen lire itritenOen Qnz
qeIteuten D~or3uge9en, unD menn bic
@6icago Union Seamiter5 ni4t Bis
8umU&ittpo6 auF Die ginfeBung elmer
permunenten S6ieosgeriats6e6DrOe
etnge6en, 10 nirO es gu eiuem aa8ez
meinen 8ampf 5pii6en i9nen uno ben
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