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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

swamp" or even figure in the markets
of this country.
Secretary Taft referred to reports
that he was willing TO compromise on
a 20 per cent reduction.
II am willing" he added, ito compro-
mise ON anything in the way of a re-
duction If 1 can't get all. This. on the
theory that we are coming ultimately
TO free trade with the archipelago, and
every step in that direction is going TO
teach these timorous sugar and tobacco
gentlemen that they are not going to be
injured by that fact"
Taking UP the labor question, he said
the whole policy of administration was
against the Introduction Of Chinese la
Dor in the islands. He doubted If there
were more than 1900 Cinnamon in the
islands, and none Of these are agricul-
tural labOrers-
Filipino Labor.
The secretary. speaking of Fiiipino
labor, said he thought it would stead
lily improve and that a Filipino under
an American foreman would have a
chance.
Speaking of road construction where
Chinese We're employed. he said the
Chinese used opium and were unsatis-
factory. A street railway company, he
said. was able to build its road and
lay rails in Manila at about SO per cent
less than it would cost in the United
States. The Filipino laborer, observed
the secretary, was given TO amusement,
having from sixty TO one hundred fies-
ia days a year.
Taking up the subject of tobacco, he
said that produced for expectation was
grown principally in Cagayan and ISa-
bella provinces. About 80 per cent of
the tobacco lands were owned and cul-
tivated by natives. 1t had been neces-
Sary, he said, to remove preSidentes
who endeavored 10 force the small
farmers to sell TO them that they might
make a profit on the output within
their Jurisdiction. The secretary re-
garded the fear of the cigarmakers of
this country that the free entry of
Filipino tobacco to the United States
would be injurious to them to be un-
founded and thought, they would profit
by importation of raw material from
the Philippines. But few cigars were
made in the islands, as compared to
the great number made in this com-
try, he said, adding that the demand
for home consumption was enormous.
it being estimated that six-sevenths of
the Christian Filipinos smoke tobacco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
ALL DANGER PAST.

Panama, Jan -2S.-Commander- Niles
OF the United States cruiser Boston.
Informs the Associated Press that all
the patients who have been suffering
from yellow fever on board the Boston
are improving and that all danger of a
spread of the fever is past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
EDITOR HoNoREO.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-The president
has appointed Colonel w. r. Nelson
editor of the Kansas City Star, as a
member of the board of visitors to the
naval academy at Annapolis for the
present years. General Felix Angus
of Baltimore has declined a similar ap-
pointment owing to the fact that he
will be absent from this country AT the
time when the board makes its annual
visit 10 the acad denny
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
BRIEF SESSION HELD.

Paris, Jan. 2S-The international COM
mission inquiring into the North sea
incident held a brief session today.
captain Foote and Mate Lyons of the
trawler Kennel, both testified to seeing
a strange warship during the morning
following the firing on the. trawlers By
vessels of the Russian second Pacific
squadron She had two masts and two
tunnels and fired shot which fell near
a trawler- The warships then disap-
pcared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
NINE DEGREES BELOW.

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 2S-Nine de-
grees below zero was the official record
of the temperature in st. Paul today
and "A degrees below at Winnipeg
Man. Throughout the northwest the
cold is severe with light snow in Mon
tana and North Dakota.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
mo SWEATSHOP OR HUMAN
HANDS,"

To make it unclean, but a strictly sani-
tary bakery and modern machinery to
make Royal Bread absolutely pure and
wholesome. Our crown label on every
loaf. At all grocers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
Would Not Be Felt.

Secretary Taft discussed the island
industries and said there was no dan
ger whatever that either sugar or to-
bacco from the Philippines will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29

The symptoms of Grip are: Tnfuen-
za-watery eyes and nose-pains and
soreness in the head and chest --pleuri-
sy pains in the side-lame back. with
pains in the limbs-violent. rackinu,
Cough, incessant like Bronchitis-sore
swollen throat, like Quinsy, but seldom
acknowledgement and general prostra-
iron, lassitude, Discrimination if not to-
tai mcapacity for work-feverishness
great thirst. If you have any of these
symptoms, Dr. Humphreys Seventy
seven is the remedy and cure needed
II will break up the Grip or Cold and
prevent an attack of Pneumonia
At druggists, % cents, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co,
corner William and John streets, New
York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-29
BLACK SATEEN SKIF

Splendid Material. Three RuffIes Ex-
ira Full-always sold at S1.50 each,
Special Sale o.
Price . ~
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

This paper IS kept on rle at Law cence's Advertising Agency, 4O1, Ex- onliner Bldg, Los Angeles Cal. where contracts for advertising may be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

The Albuquerque Journal takes much delight in holding up the very bad character of Delegate Andrews of New Mexico, and especially does the the Journal goes further and tries to Andrews brought about by the fail ure of the Enterprise bank. This is all right; it is proper that a man seeking public favors and holding public positions should have his char acter placed before the people. But Journal goes further and tries to make capital out of the misdoings of Andrews for the bolstering up of the joint statehood proposition. Andrews was a bad egg long before the effort was begun to put Arizona onto the tail of the New Mexico statehood kite. However, he will compare very fa- vorably with some of the leaders of the joint statehood crowd in New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

It would seem that Editor Hearst is not yet through with his mayoralty campaign. He proposes to have the ballots counted again, and yesterday he took steps to stop the voting of the Tammany braves. It seems that the next day after the election he was informed that in a certain New York printing office Tammany ballots were yet being printed. It is highly prob able that Tammany did not give Mir. Hearst any the best of it in the count.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

Following we publish two let ters from q woman who accep- ted this invitation. Note the result.
 First letter.
 Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
 e For eight years | have suffered something terrible every month with my periods The pains are eXcruciating and can hardly stand them. My doctor says have ovarian and womb trouble, and must go through an Op- eration if l want to get well do not want to submit to it if l can possibly help it. Please tell me what to do. hope you can relieve me Mrs. Mary Dimmick 59th and E. Capitol St. Benniug 20, " Washington, D. C..
 Second letter.
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 After following carefully your advice, and taking Lydia E. 'Pnkhams Vegetable Compound, l am very anxious to send you my testimonial, that others nay know their Talueand what yoV have done for me.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

The appointment of J. L. B. Alex ander of Phoenix to be United States attorney is the kind or home rule we like. Joe was born on the banks of the Salt river, and Is a true son of Arizona. The only time Joe ever ex- hibited a lack of intelligence was when he left the Democratic party to go after a rough rider Republican candidate for delegate to congress. He is bright hwyer. and We predict that he will fill the office to which he has been appointed with credit to himself and the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

Municipal ownership, judged in the light of the recent election results, has come to stay in this country. The sentiment is now strong enough everywhere to keep those holding franchise privileges on the anxious seat. The people are aroused in many of the large cities over the manner in which they have been plundered by those enjoying public utility privi- leges.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

It Is to be hoped that every oppo- gent of joint statehood Is doing his duty. The danger is imminent. and 't will be too late to avert it after the Hamilton bill is signed by the Presi- Cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11
WILL REPUBLICANS GALL A HALTS

t remains to be seen whether the results of the elections held this week Will cause the leaders of the RePub- lican party to get wise and call halt on the grating system which has been zrafted into the governmental system ta time to save the party in 1908 or whether they will pay no heed and rush into complete annihilation-
 The elections in New York, Phila- 4elphia and Ohio is a lesson which ,eIs us that the people may for 0 long time put up with bossism and ofa- ,cial corruption, but that eventually they will realize their own strength snd overturn their tormenters.
 The people of this country are be- ginning to realize the fact that the Republican party is responsible for the upbuilding of the trust evil which IS gradually concentrating the entire wealth of the country into the hands of a very few men. The Republican party shows no disposition to heed the complaints of the people and their vail because of the expressions which are being heaped upon them by the great combinations or wealth called ez1sts. But as in New York and Phil ,adeiphia the people of the nation will Eurn before they will suffer the com 1lete annihilation of their business and the confiscation of their property. and when the time comes for this -Qrn the G. O. P. will go so deep into oblivion that it will never rise to the surface again.
 The people, and many of them have voted the Republican ticket Loyalty since the organization of the party, lave been increasing their demand re- caztly that the present high protective .ariff have such revision as will re- move every duty on foreign goods Ehere it is found that the same goods 1f home manufacture are sheltered by 1onopoIy. To this demand, which comes as strong from many RepUb- leans as veil as Democrats. only the. 1nsolent reply of stand pat" is receiv- ad, and the leaders snicker in the de Ided belief that money is stronger man individual sentiment.
 Ii is quite likely that the Repubu- zans when congress meets next month sill move forward with less bravado han has characterized their pace dur zng the last four years of trampling 1a the rights of the people and building stronger the protective wall around those who have snoveled their money into the campaign fund; 1t is .uite likely that some of the leaders gill have seen the handwriting on the vau and will insist on conceding ,5Omething in the way or tariff reform and in bringing the trust barons at Isast within the limits of the laws which have been enacted for their control
 There is every evidence that ehe re- voit of the people against those who would ride rough shod over the people 50 that Wall street and its emissaries nay be fattened. is real and that the effort put forth by the people at the polls last Tuesday is but a taste of what Is to follow. Unless the Repub- leans make haste to correct many evils of government nothing is surer taan at the election in 1908 a Demo erat will be placed in the White House sad the strong probabilities now are s1at in the congressional election of next year the Democrats will carry the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

It Is little astonishing that the Enterprise Bank of Pittsburg has not followed the example of the life in- sHrance managers and presented the claim that they stole $500. 900 and gave it 10 the politicians 'to save the country from Bryan"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

The Thanksgiving turkey is fast approaching the purpose for which he is intended.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

We are still inclined to believe that Hearst received a foul in his recent bout with Tammany.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

As you know, I wrote you that my doctor said must have an operation or could not live. 1 then wrote you, telling you my ail- ments l followed your advice and am en- tirely well I can walk miles without an ache or pain, and owe my life to you and to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. l wish every suffering woman would read this testimonial and realize the value of writ ing to you and your remedy."-Mrs Mary Dimmick, 59th and E. Capitol Streets, Ben ming F. O., Washington, D. c.
 When a medicine has been successful in restoring to health so many women whose testimony is so unquestionable, you cannot well say, without trying it, " l do not believe it will help me" If you are i'll. don't hesitate to get bot tie of Lydia F.. Piukham's Vegetable Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink. ham, Lynn. Mass. for special advice it is free and always helpful.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

So far we have seen no Republican roosters on parade since the recent election.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

The Sultan of Turkey has "dehed the powers" He knows ho wto get chance "te inspect" the latest styles in warships" with the least expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11

William Jennings Bryan is the man 1o lead the people for reform.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-11
lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish N at Lowell in the building occupied " Lowell Drug Go. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- en prompt attention.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14

Ter ~5uriidreidrt Cunb ba$ eebt is
'reTnlld bis in sic ipgendnn1e prdht.
lirri'he 3eit) iiberbonpt nod ME a.,
Gcben. ltnlcrr Eb9oric lolitct onOct :,
Us bot Molu1o Builders ar0ebrn,
ober tic lpdrrn teille I<iIoimtcr, ion,
bern IT, SilSclt. Cen YemciS f6rnclt
mir %licierl. Tor bier Sobrcn brad)te
SilnnD Sultrp einen IN Eergonlclrt
gcblulbenen mralten Splianten in
unlcrc Office, bcn err ans einem oic.
Ter GrOboufen 5ipei Weilen pot
@ipeuOnm Guild n~lisacgrnben battle.
@ir ioltcn i'm nls Sbcil5ablune iiir
oos announcement o%rnlcbmen, 6n5
SHINING uls id1ulbig mar. lln6 Oh
mir ms nid)t germ cine piiienidoit.
lltc @lole aebelL 9iiiaen mir auf oet
&prIdlag eir. rSn @irfli6feit tonll.
ten mir felnen 9llditnben in benz
goli5en Shmocfer lelen. 3ir be.
bicltet i'm ober uno qeleaentlidl
eliier Heiie mad, Chicago 5cieten mir
lDn DEM Frofeiforeu : Goaeairm Ser
Stnloorb Oil llniperIitp. Ga Iteate
'eS lld) oent beraitS, onB bus Bud, in
bebrnlIder Sprnd)e geibrieben mar
ltno bon Sir0cr berriibrte. Gs Iteht
lcSt IN Der 8ibliotbef Der ltniperiit1t.
Was mir bafiir befonmen 6aben.
gtbt aeinem etlpnS an. aber mir f0n.
men lopiel iagelt, OaB Simmp 2ui,rp's
announcement bomit reid)lit) besoblt
mon. Ter beriibmte Hrofeiipr Sturr
aber erfl1rtc inns, es fomne binfiiro
fem 3rueifel mebr beiteben. baB oic
Mtouno Builders Srlben tparcn, ilnS
mir biirften Dies rubig i'm rIri5ona
&tder" befamnt MADDEN. @as bier.
nit geId)iebt. @ir modten sen aof.
fern lebenL Der Oarall SipeifeltI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14
GommiiiGr 2empp's GrtldrMns.

Snoiarter : Gommiiiar 2eiipp err.
fIarte belte besiiglid Der Srase De,
confeiiionellen SdmIen in einem
Snterpiep, iGmmtlid)e Gontraftc
icien unter elmer friDeren abmini.
itration abgeidloiien moroenL er
babe aber nod ilibt 3eit aebabt, iit
ei~ngebenoer NIT ibneu 81 beldaitigcr
mn0 femme ole Sadye MIR ourd fliit)'
tige Ginlid)t IN Die @ften beS Snoia'
er-8lireaus. Muf ben Iniprud
Der ct. 2abresS dule alIf Der Songut
&iper. Hcierpation iei " crit burd
hie 8~eltenomahung benin Snoianer.
0ureml %uhfnerfiam eeiporoen, babG
aber feline Shritte IN Der Nngelegen-
beif setban rno ~porlGuiig Die Cab
hung iiltirt unO iiber Die S~tattbaftis.
felt Der 3ablung ben @eneral.N Sin,
malt Inn Elm @utaften eriuft.
SoIlteu Die geieslid)en 8eltimmln.
gen beaiigli6 oes Sales poafommer
flor fem. 10 miiie er nidt, mas iid
gegen Den snipruh einipenben laiie
Cine geribtlide gntiheioung iiber
Die Sadle piiroe aber iebr erlpHnifi
iein. Surb Die 9eantragiins oes
Grlaiies zines GinbaItsbefebis lei
Seoermam in Der Gage, Die 4ngele.
senbeit onrb Die @eridte 5u boiler
&larbeit bringen az lailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14
Air1earaub.

Gin furhtbareS Serbred)en milroc
in Stem Orleans, Ga, bon &irden'
bieben begnngen. 9ie Sd)allbbrber
erbrnd)eu mn : llbr HadrtS IN Der
81. Nlpbpniussaird)e boS Snbernatel
itno entmenoeten OaS @iborilm, oaS
nit coniecrirten Soften geiiillt mar.
3urd ole ON Sabernutel angebrad)'
te Mlarmglode IN ole STRIDE geriifen,
aeipnbrten ole Der Stride p%uritebett.
Den Heoemptoriiten.Iatre DaB Der
0ie6 ODER Die Siebe ourd) eim lelts
tier ibre Sluht genoululen. sSm
6oiraum uber, iiber lucld)en Die
9iebc gelaufen iparen, lagen Die
Soiticn ipeit nmlber 3eritrelrt oitf
nem groboOen. Der befti9e @ino,
Der ebcn ging, bate bieielben nad)
ailen Tldtun9en geiuorfen. gllls
tenoen Ser5enS iommelten Die
SrbeuSmdnmer nit Der &aterne in
ser Sano Die conlecrirten SOFTEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14
@aruau9!

Seoer 2eier ser Sagespreiie ioate
lid, bod 5upeilen 6ie Sroge iiellen:
&arum id,peiqen Die t1glihen Sci.
tinigen 10 polfommel ilbcr oen bit-
terelI &llturtampf, Den Die irmu3Oli-
ide Hegierung gegeuluGrtig gegell
Ole fatboliid)c Stride uno gegen Die
SroenSleute fiihrt? SIS merbell
ledBiR bis iieben5ig SrbenSleute
ans Srantreib perbamnt, ibre SGu.
lcr perOeli bon Der Negierung &c.
ralibt ilno perfmiit mo Die Cages
preiie bat 0nfiir fem @ort Der Ser
numbering poer beS SabelS. @enn
Is m0g!id) mare, miiroe lie Die nnge.
bcileriide Unprecedented tootidJpei'
gen. So, nod mebr. Sic red)net
es Der ipaniid)en &cgierung nno
ibren 9ammern ais einen groBen
poIitiiheu SebIer an, OaB iie Ourdy
Majorit1ts. geihluB ben p%erbannten
Srbensleuten ans Sranfreit) Die Hies
berlaiilng in Spanien geitottet.
Sler 6eIgt 1ldD Der SaB Der farplolerl
Ereiie 9eget alles &atboliId)e. sic
COUNT Den perbnnnten SroenSlel,ten
nidt eiumuI Elm Nipl in fremoem
&anoe; lie jiibeIt, 10 oft cine Der.
iol9img ge9en ben Bupit, ooer gegen
einen fatboliiden giidof irgenbwo
ouSbridt, ltellt iie iid iteiS atf Die
Seite Der aird)enfeinoe; iie biuigt
iett Die airdenpolitif Der frans0ii.
iden &egierung, mie tie ebemals Die
preuBilde Sulturfampf. Eolitif ges
prieien. Sumner finOet man lie aili
Seiten Der 4ird)enieinOe.
@ie gan5 anOerS lit Die Saltung
oieicr Ereile, peIln eS iid) INN Siloeit
ODER INN cine proteiiantiide Sefte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14
Mws Staboma.

Sfar1e Sfla., 8. Sebr. 1905. y
Borlebte @ode traf Die nelte Com.
%munionbanf fiir bic ct. 9reifaltig.
teits. Stride BON SfardJe bier Elm.
9ieielbe lit Elm pabreS aimihpere
nno peroient baber Der @eber s. -.
S6mis poaiten 9anf. Die Sirmn
@lens als ct. Haul, Wiun., Der.
bient ebenfaas oolite auerfennnug
fir Die quite 2eiitung.
2esten Gomtug mur6e bic Sah.
RES &edJn,mg fir Die bieiige 9retfal.
tiefeits. @emeinbe poraeIefen. Der.
ielben aufoIse lit Die airheni9ulo
nabesu ar $4,000 in Solge Ses Nen-
baltes Ser Stride.
Der ct. 8onifatius- @erein belt
feline 5meite ~oiesiabrige 8eriamm.
ling ab, 5ur erIeoigung Der Ieet.
i1brieen &efnungen. Oas Woni
betragt $1,000. Iuf purben Ole
neuernanmten geamten beitdtigt:
Gr6lioent, goraro 2nopis; gice.
8rGiioium iibernimmt Der bisberias
Gr1iioent, s. s. Stmis; Sdriitflb.
rer lit Ism. 8alett nnb Sdasmetitsr
NSeter 2oOes. /,
Ter neun Monate aIte Gobn bon
Go. 2uoipig fieI leste ISOLDE beim
gnfmaden 10 ungliidlid on beB
Glen, bob er &elift uno SdnSe
3iemIih id)limm perbramte. Sn
Der Wiege mfDadpn0, ridtete &c
fif, bon Der Wlttter unbemerft, out
uno fiel nod borne aaf Den gliibenr
oen Sfen.
Ger falte ftrenge @inter balt nun
idon bier lange 8ot)en bier an.
Salo riiltet er iib gum Ib5uge, inn
Sanonmorebcn Iest er NIT ernellter
Gtrense mieber elm. Sie eriten
Mniieoler fonnen ii6 iolher oil.
baltenoen &Glte nift erinnern.
@eitern Nbeuo trat ernellter
Sdneeiaa elm. Soffentlih butter.
lGBt Der piele Sdynee, Den mir in ben
lesten flint @o6en gebabt, Dem go.
Den 10 piel Seiidtisfeit. oaB Der @ei.
5en gut geoeibe. 2estperiloiienes
Sabr bat befunntlib iebr menig Do.
BON auifomnen laiien, ba eS Siemli4
troden mar, Dabreno beS SerbiteA
1904. Iu Der Wei5en, melder maf.
gegangen lit, lab gut aus an @nfang
lester ISOLDE. SSSett lit er Susebedt.
Sn Der iieben Wseilen meltli6 BON
bier gelegeneu fotboliiden Ct.
Sobn's.S hule iprrbe leste Wod)e
cine MISUNDERSTANDING gum gelten
DER SduIe abgebalten. 9ie Der.
ihieoenen 3wicaeiprdde (oiaIogucS)
gefielen allgemein. SnSbeionoere
5eidneten iid Die iiebeu Geidapiltcr
Sau bel Der @uiiiibruns Der perid,ie.
oenen Stiide ans.
Gin 9efer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14

oerer 9~tad)tpmmen, iupie Ger Gln1es
borenen 5u lor0eu. Gaa Stnhium
Der WelGidtc Der Yropoqon0d 5eigt,
ooB NicIelbe 'tets mad, Dem Urino-
laB gcbduoelt: "Suum cuique..
rScoem 0n$ Seinel" @iiroc nan
ltetS ndd) Dem Nntlirgclcb, Der &lllN.
heit redltlid)er StoutpmGn1cr nm
DER Stride, ionic oercu Weleeen hall-
0elrL uuliatt bon Hntioudiituten.
SdNpinDel mo @roBmumlSiltd)t inno
Ncio betbort Dem bDien Seinb 8ele-
9enbeit 5u aebell, oen Sunen Des
llntruiits Der sbneigiutn lutb Gifcr-
litd)t in Den @orter Der STRIDE oits5il-
loen, Der Hauir ,cprudensSerge.
multigung" mGrc inns lutbetunnt mo
bier I'M Sailoe Der sSreibeit Iollte Die
Ter Same crit red)t unbefannt lein
lrnO III firflid)fatbplilfen &reiIen
pnllellos gon5 iir I'M III 0 II d.
gelteil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-14
@o eim Mas 1T, ba iammeln iidl
Oie M0ler.

Nn Oieies Spridaport Der bl
Sdrift miro mon nnpinfiirlid) CT.
irncrt BEL Der grobeu Gimpnnoerinl
Der Silben in Die &ereinigten Stao'
ten. Mnn fraat: @arrm munOerl
lie ans GuBlano nid)t III on0ere
Climber gltropa's oits, ba lie bod,
uid)t Sarmer tperbcit molicn, mie Oil
meiiten amerifaniid)en Ginlpunoerer
lonoern Staherer bleibcn ipolIen?
&0nnten lie ibren SanOelSgeid)dfteli
nid)t ebeuio gut in europa ais IN
Nmerita obliegen? ODER ipollel
etlpu Die europGilt)cn Golfer lie nidi
olfnebmen, uno ans peld)en @riln-
Den? Mnu fennt bod TIRE guter
unO ihlimmen Giaeniduitcn III
europa beiicr oils bier? 8ir BADEN
in sImerifa 10 penig Mangel an
3ipildenbGnolern ais III europa?
@orlm perOeu Die Slloen BON utle,
ref &egierlng nit Sreuoen unfae-
nomnlell, bogleid) man meiB, 0al
&einer iemals cine Sdouicl, cine
Sadie ooer einen Tilrlg unriibren
miro, pabreno mauhe arbeitlamc
Arbeiter ub~geid)pben weroeu2 Int.
mort: @eil IN Den Ger. Stauieu nidi
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DC lit bos Gurooies Der Suben.
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