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W. n. Roberts.

Havhew of the WaXahachie Nursery
company. Articles of incorporation
have been filed, and our charter Is
expected daily. The scope OF our
business will be enlarged, taking IN
the lines of engraving, embossinG'
office supplies, ottice
furniture. loose leaf systems, etc.
We have formed some of the best
connections i'm the United States on
these lines. and will be able 10 fill
orders promptly and satisfactorily.
The work of soliciting will be done
bv Ne-srs. stephenson and hudson
while the mechanical department
Twin ..mau u Tine hands of the pres
.ur mrnhru OF tho old '''m lhi-
Twin guarantee the same quality of
/ workmanship that has characterized
/ the work in the past.
THE new business will h' conduct
lea Foo rhc HuIess as schustrr build
lus. iit Nostb Rogers street, wh'c.
t.W ur arranged fu accommodate" 'h
..Huls,l business
We us, .hIs method 1f rhub,n
.... nus.. fog .- pa'rnua-, Yea 'h
...t $500 continuance of In1
.m..u,. With .He ue0 luw nurIn
..u. u.u. .stH Hu.Ius. u.s.. ISL
have served almost g," U.H
Goes. .t.. .HH u... label. #....N ... ."
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After an. preaching is like other
81 takes money 60 pro-
duce the best effects
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
hGracter, standing or reputation Of
my person, firm or corporation that
nay appear in the columns of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
bpon It's being brought to the atten-
Non Of the MANAGEMENT.
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There is "a time for everything
low is the time to build sidewalks.
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XQurs.Guly.'

his labor ThiNgh his organizations
and individually he is coming to
decisive grapple with the pernicious
gambling element that has hereto
fore. through manipulation and mis-
representation, succeeded in regulai-
ing market prices at its own caprice
and TO IFS own profit. i'm bold def
auce of economic laws. and with SUI
premc disregard 90 the material well
fave of the man whose Toll had
brought forth the commodity.
The farmer is now TO meet the
man who ultimately consumes his
staple. His cooperation will Dee OF
considerable aid in Kidding the trade
of the demouliziug eames'or.
a change 500 evolutionary oauno.
b, wrought at one conference. TN.
foundations. however. cam Dee Hid
with infinite profit tu the Spinner a
I welt as .ho farmer.
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Business Change.

We desire TO announce to our
friends and the public generally that
on Nov. LIST our firm viii be succeed
ed by the Southern Printing com
pany, a corporation composed of +.
J.. Stephenson, who has been with
ENline company for several years;
r Ed Hudson, who needs no intro
ductiOu to the people of EIliSse 40 \
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Cures nillcusncss. Sick
Headache, Sour SioFn-
ach. Torpid liver ard
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant 10 take
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| Obituaries, resolutions OF respect,
Ards OF thanks-all matter not
be charged for at the
Pate of cents per line. Poetry at
ouble price.
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Entered at the WAxahachie Post
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-23
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR g..
CLEANING and PRESSING
SUITS CALLED FOR AND DELINER
ED TO ANY PART OF TIE CITY
HOME PHONE . .. \1459
'. ,iL,. .5+r .....'
SWEEPING CHANGE
Bdsse. Sends 4Tenderloin Cops ITO
s. Other Points---No Sunday p.
80 '.-L ~ Closing. -.

Chicago, May 21,-Mayor Busse, in
an attempt to. elevate the. TENDER
lloin'' district OF Chicago, today made
the most sweeping change ever made
in the, police department. He trans
ferFed the entire police force, from
captain down. embracing 240 men to
other parts of the city, and appointed
other men. It had been charged
that the police in the district had
ccountenanced violation of the law in
the, DISTRICT. -. 81
The move was hailed by acclaim
among the feformars but the Mayor
nonplussed other reformers by q
fatfooted statement that, consider
ing Chicago's large foreign popula-
ton he. would not attempt to enforce
the, SUNDAY saloon closing law unless
forced 10 DO So by the courts. ~ e. !.
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CHARLESTON: f /.
..s r. o.. ...,,.aE 49,

Mrs. Fannie beHonney will be
hostess to ire Charleston Women
Improvement LeaEne at her resi-
dence on Elizabeth street, FRIDAY
evening. ~
Mrs. F. H. Huskins, who has been
Teaching at Anderson, returned
nome Sunday: - ia&4S's ,. RI,
:, The Twentieth Century Club will
De entertained by Mrs. S. M. Davis
this afternoon. -
DR." B:tA. Cricf1low was at Page
iast week. ON professional business.
MRS, 4. W. Claica and little niece
nave returned from, 8 pleasant visit
to Lancaster, Ohio. S>s., ~
Mrs. Walter Leeaentertained the
Willing Workers Of the, Simpson M
f.. Church last Thursday afternoon
State e.. LibrarianlsS, w. =. Starks
leaves Sunday for harrisburg where
he will address the kgraduating class
Of the Water Strest High School
Monday evening. %s%=~@.,
The students Of Garnet High
School have issued Sihvitations to 8
reception to be held at the X. OF p
Han, June 9Th, in<&. honor of the
graduating class. w.. 49,.
:. G. P, Porter spent Sunday very
pleas plgasan nhyo with rslaatiyes at CALI.
The council of elders Of the Mt
Zion Baptist Church, Revs. D. d
Davis, r. M. Mayhem, r., W.. Page, A
F. Sims, B. BrookspiW M. Wilson
and II. B. Rice, met on the 10th
and restored to the. rank OF elder
Rev. p. F. Wade. ",".E~
Mr., and Mrs SIfiia 2of Tloo1, Dot.
sey,, were In -&he city. Tuesday.
Mrsj' Ghas. ,StevenseaGis. seriously
I'll at her home on Bibby street.
Hair goods, millinery and notions
at: MRS Browns, SOC Capitol street
Advt. ~,. $Ii#. = -. =
4. Mrs. Mary Lewis accompanied by
nor sony leaves Manday for Rich.
mond and Natural Bridge, Va. They
expect TO spend sometime at James
town. vteiting the e&position. it..
The! Women's Loyal Union met
with Mrs. G. Porter Monday
night. Their next%meeting will be
reid with Mrs. VI. A.. Parker, after
which they will discontinue subject
to the call Of the president.
The" Garnett High, School play.
The Temple Of Fame," will be pre-
sented at Mercer Hail, Washington
street, Monday evenfngs
A grand opportunity TO save some
money on Mems and Young Men.
Clothing for this Saturday and Mon.
day only, end any one who is in need
of good Clothing Should take ad
vantage OF this salass $1,000 and
$40. SO Suits will BsaSBotd on these
two days ,Stor $tiNaaaseist Henry
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QU1ETEST DAY
Since Evansville Car Strike Was
Declared--Little Violence.

Evansville, Ind, May 21.-This
has been the quietest day Of the
street car strike which was declared
last Thursday morning. There were
few disturbances this afternoon and
the police say they have had the sit
uation we'll in hand all this after
non. '..-----.- -.-.-~--.--..-~ L.
+ While no extra police have been
sworn in regular men are stationed
on all important corners In the city
and whenever crowd gathers it Is
dispelled. Chief Of Police Brennecke
said tonight that he believed he was
able to cope with the situation. Sew.
eral efforts were made this afternoon
by Mayor Boehne, the state labor
commissioners and citizens to get
the company and the strikers to-
gether and arbitrate but no agree
ment was reached
At this time it looks like a set
Element IS out Of the question for
the present.
The city has been quiet all night
and at midnight few people were
seen on the streets. ".' .sr
The cars were all removed from
the tracks at $50 o'clock and taken
TO the barns. Chief Of Police Bren-
necke has tried all day 70 swear in
special Datro]men but he has, been
unable to secure q sing1e~man.
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progress. N, Such subjects as the fol.
lowing are suggested: ~ IL
1. How to unity the colored peo-
pie In the business interests OF the
community. E. # ~; s. <1.t !. s -.
%. What the professional. men,
| ministers, teachers doctors, lawyers,
ETC., can do to assist the business
men and women. =; t,E1't;, = - =
| 3. What business men can do to
assist professional men,. - r e: Z p:
4, Patronizing Negro. business
enterpl ises. = y - - = -
S: What new Businesses. can be
established in the ;community = l.! e
s.! How can the business enter
prises already established be improv-
ited.t -. ."....' ,.F|F,"s, 1i,@ .;aNt
| try. trade. . :, ~; x, -. |-''
IS: II a bank does not exist, can
one be established and supported?
| 9. II a millinery establishment
does not exist, can one be establish
ed and supported, etc; ~ ~ ~. -
~, If 3 shoe store or gents fur
| nishing store does, not exist can one
be established and supported -, =.
| H. II a drug store does not ;ex-
lst, can. one be established and sup
=.
The National Negro Business
/ League stands for the elevation Of
the Negro people in business and
1 commercial directions. but ;recpgHlz-
/ es fully, the necessity.for work aiSS
in. other directions: such work; for
/ instance. as Is being done by. the
\ Afro-American Council and numer-
Gus religious and secular organiza-
.tions: During the brief period of
It's existepce, the League has given
the race new hope and new light
! and added, faith: It has stimulate ed
! the entire race In business direc-
lions, Largely through it's influence
! nearly 500 local Business Leagues
! nave been organized, business of
nearly every character, including
merchandising, banking real estate
dealing, manufacturing, contracting,
and others, have been started. ...
There are now about; thirty
banks ip the United States owned
and. conducted by Negroes. Twelve
OF these are In the State OF Mississ-
| ippi, four in Georgia, two each in
| Iennessees, Arkansas and Indian
| TERRITORY, and one each in Alabama,
North Carolina and South Carolina.
| We must strive for a greater num-
Der Of such establishments. The
bank is the highest expression of
| business development.
The GERS stand ready to coop
crate in every way possible with
those interested. The National Or
ganizer and Corresponding Secre-
tary Will be pleased to forward a lit
tie booklet, Hints and Helps for
Local Negro Business Leagues, :"
whenever requested. !
Booker T. Washington, President.
T. Thomas Fortune, Chairman, Elk.
| Committee. ..%"
| Emmett j. Scott, Corresponding
Secretary. ~. =.
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CLOSING EXERCISES.
or the Montgomery Preparatory
School.

Montgomery, w. Va, May III
phe closing exercises at the Prepar-
atory school begin earlier than usual
this year, and are arranged as fol-
lows:
Sunday, June second, the annual
sermon to the senior class will be
preached in Chapel Hall by Rev.
Earl A. Brooks, pastor of the Pres
byterian church Of Weston. Mr..
Brooks Is a graduate of the univer-
sity, and is well known outside OF
West Virginia for his scientific work
on the birds Of North America!
Tuesday might 1IDneiq daura5n at
eight o'clock, the h89lg Kjilg give al
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-23
Smith, One Price Clothierf., corner
Capitol and Kanawha streets.
WILL ANNUL CHARTER
OF San Francisco Company Which
Controls Pittsburg Utilities. :.

F; Pittsburg, Pa, May 21-The first
definite action for the annulment Of
the charter Of the Philadelphia Com
pany Of this. city, subsidiary con-
Germ Of the United Railways In
yestment Company, Of San Francisco,
was. taken tonight when both
branches Of the city council unani-
mously passed resolution authorize
ing Mayor Guthrie to have Governor
Stuart instruct the attorney general
OF Pennsylvania to- enter quo warranto
proceedings against the company
which controls the public utilities Of
Pittsburg
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-23
White Waists


consisting Of literary numbers such
as debate, Rotations, papers, and
dialogues, interspersed with music,
singing and drills. For this one night
an admittance fee will be charged
for the benefit Of the base ball team
which has some heavy expenses to
meet.
Wednesday night of the fifth a..
the usual hour the senior class gives
The Elopement Of Ellen" q little
three-act play written for the girH
OF Wellesley College only O. few yeats
ago, and which was pronounced O
great success. There are mine char
acters in the caste, and the class IS
working it up with SOME promise. -
-, Commencement proper fakes place
in'the morning this5SysaH Thursday,
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. y -
ia ne sixth, at ten O'Clock. j fat;
executive committee Of 5$S4e SE80SSa ~
Regents will be pregsnt, e Or. 81 or 81:
Haworth of Hhntta8ton, and HtSBi3
Thos. G. MilleE and Hon. D$g8a Afs
laher Of Charleston, g. SO
.}Dr. %Waitman +. Barbe of}the tsrsssss
yerstty will speak to-, the .cIass iTss q
principal address Of tue ao6 81
DR.. BARRIE needs no jJatrpdnc sf0n M
thia state, He is one 6s,fbe fa -
Gators in West Virginia who sYSt
ed frequently into other states. g
dress schools and colleges. q 4 ~ 81
This closes shat ins many
Is the best year at tlsa Mont sOss g
scho0S hest IN eBsAf n I. - & ~
,ganeR1 ealofeBcy. ,aSsss 3 ~ ss "a
tory. In outJelq d g 6 2. y
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fellows have @ M }sThe words which
are spoken at the meetings Of the
League reach COMPARATIVELY few of
the nine ofs;ten millions of colored
people In the United States, but they
will bring real prosperity to the race
as a whole If the few who hear these
words Will carry the message to the
regions; where they ,awell and re tier
g tie it thefe.-The Outlook, New
York. - \ - ~.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-23
Carpet Dept.

A visit to our Carpet, Rug, Mating
and Lace Curtain Department VIII
pay you. We are the largest buyers @
Carpets, Rugs and Mattings In ffhkks
section Of the state; our psice8 IN
right. 80. @@g5i5Ss
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Wash Waists
Millinery
Muslin underwear Special

Ladies Muslin Drawers, Csc, CSC
CSC, CSC and $125. ..fyg%s.y
Ladies Muslin Gowns, CSC, 78c. STA
SIC, $1.38, $1,6S, s1sS, S2.25s s2:78
Ladies' White Skirts at CSC, $lss3s2
$1.75, $500, and up. q
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Silk Umbrellas

Ladies and Misses colored silk mn.
brellas in 'Nayy Blue" Cardinal, y
Myrtle Green Dark Red" Gold.
en- and Seal Brown" Natural wood
handles and Paragon steel frames
Special prices SLAB and $1.98, for
choice. .,., g.
Long Gloves 49,. -..
In SILK, and .Lisle Thread we show
the IL button gloves at 81 90 and $1.25
l6 button gloves at $1.25, $3.50 and
$500 pair 49,.
Hosiery
Ladies Gauze Isle Hose, silk finish
ed, Csc, pr. 3.
Ladies Gauze Llsle. Lace Hose, 2sc
pr.
Ladies Gauze Lisle Lace Boot, Csc
pr
Ladies Gauze Lisle Silk Finished
Hose soc pr.
Ladies 0auze Lis'e Lace Hose, soc
pr.
Ladies Gauze Lisle Lace Boot, soc
Ladies Silk Hose. black, white and
all celors, at 800 pr.
Ladies' Gauze Isle Lace and Plain
Hose, all colors, at SOC. pr.
Misses GauZe Lisle Ribbed Hose.
Special quality, Csc pr.
White Waists
Our. showing of White Waists com,
prfseS the choicest co lection of lace
and embroidery trimmed waists rang,
Ing In price from CSC up to 1915 and
the tailor made all linen waists at
1925. both long and three-quartef
length sleeves. ..... ..'..
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Knit Underwear

Knit Onderweaf -. a., ;.l'...,=.5.iSs5 31
Ladies Ribbed Vest. 1oc piece. ,. .}sS:
Ladies' Ribbed Vest, .aisle, IL
Ladies' Extra Size Vest, 15c plecats9
Ladies Silk Finished dsisle Vest, &c
Ladies Silk Vests, $500. Z" ISL:
Mems Vest and Drawers, Balbriggafl
at Csc and Soc each. IA Tsss 5s
49, -.' ... $50. ... -. s. ii5;l YfS&9a
Wash Waists 49,. 4 |s !: 5@s
White Wash Lawn Suits, wifi lace
and embroidery trimmed waists hsS6
plated and fiounced skirts, m0sE us
to-date. suits. Prices are S3.75.; 94 a.
$500, $3.50, $3.50, $1,000 and St2,009ss
Millinery ~ II Is ztsIl5 81
All the new shapes in the suDaankE
hats are now being shown Id our HffN
linery Department. (Take the eievatc
to End floor). .' - IS. I ~ "a , 8ags
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Static Sirtid,lcr's Grmprbung.

9tem Dorf, 2. 9Iu1llIt. - Sine
SSrou, Hamens glnllie W2eBner, lit III
Icrbinoung nit Der Grmoroung Der
odtiiibriQen an.ie Eictidler, Ocrcn
2eicbe geItcrn in cinem acIlcr al DER
/. 9(pelue aeiluloen luuroc, oerbaftef
llnb obne giirgihoit Oem 8eidn9niB
iiberlpicen mor0en. Ter acltcrn per
haitcte Shubmoher 9tippoIone miro
III Grntangelltng pom $1,000 9iirg'
ifoit ebeniolls in S6uft aebalten, OBJ
oleih nllr geriilgc ecpeiic gegell ibn
porllc9el.
Gin ncuer 9lnia1 lulrbc Dciltc oiIr
cin illngeS Wdbd)cn pcrilbt, lmo Il'r
sic red,t5eitige 9lnfllnit Der Nolijei
pcrbiitete cin 2pnhgerid)t. Snrl Ncls
ion cin i6ipcoiiAer Scemonh grill
Die ucbti16rige g(nnic Eittnon oll
pGbreno lie uobc Dem TeftorltraBen'
Iier Scr Baltimore II. Sblo'Sabn"
ipiclte. Sbrc SiiIicrllic brohten el'
ilen &alien ipiitbenOer 9odorbeiter
5ilr Steac, ipelhc 9tclion 6olb toot
ihlnacn, che linn Die Boll5ei 81; Slllte
tam. 9telion beballptet, ct babe fen
9Serbrehen beablid)ti0t
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Wtclr g,nbnunfGQc.

Nortb Stonington Gonn.,
2. 2luglllt. - Gin grpreB. ilno ein
Bollaglermaggon Der nHormih rmb
gSeIterIp eIeftriiden 9obn" collioir.
ten al 9Iperp's arell5l,ng in bieiiger
StaOt. Der Motorfiibrer oes Eaiia.
gierluoggonS, 2ucien, lpuroe uuf oei
Stelle get0Otet uno ein Guseno Ser.
ionen tbciIS ihpcr perIebt. slerste
eilteu al Die llngliidSit1tte.
Sopeta, &s., 2. g(ilguIt. - Der
noromortS gebcnoe Eaiiugier5ug 9sr.
116 Der Santa 6e.9abn" lit BEL REQ
bod, Stlu., entgleiit llno iiber oell
0a6noanlm obgeltiir5t. Der 2oto.
nlotipfibrcr Maf pon slrfanias Gitp
ilno Der Sei5er fnmen um's 2eben.
lmo firni3ebn Yaiia9iere ipuroen
mebr ober minoer ihper perlett.
9telm bon oen 9etteren purben nad
Dem Soipitol in Artonias Gitp se.
brn6t.
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Trl. glnna 6nl's Sdmerscn.

GincinnotL ,. 9nlq1lit. -
SrI. 2lrnl NaII pon bier niiniht Der
9ic1icrlm1 Die $4,000 5llriId ST et-
iiattcu, pcItc cine oantbore Station
ibrcm &utcr, Dem bcrilbnlten Solar
iori0cr, iiir icinc uicIcn Die Eolor-
&cgioneu bebonoclnocn Nianifripte
lmO &ortcn bc}obltc. Ter obigc
@llnih mrr0c bette ocnl 9ln1Oc&.
GiItrift2unmaIt WtcFberiou lmO Sru
1orbp, Oen &crtrCtcr ocS Iorbp'ihen
gtohIoiic9 mitQctbeiIt. S5r. Garbp
bc5pcilclt inOciien Oh Ooa ira1lidc
@clb 5lrriit bc5obIt mcrOcn fOnL
lpcnt nid)t oue Grbcn onrin eimpilli.
gen. "a SrI. Sail lmo ibr @rllbcr
iiber sic &crlualtlmG OeS 9tndloIlc@
inn Strcte licgct 10 miro pobl
idNucrIib etpoS nuS ser 3uriidbe5ob-
hing iucrocn.
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Ycnmipluamicn's Sublemrcidtlum.

SorriSburG ga, 9. 9(ueult.-
SomeS s. &ooerid, Gbef oes 9eparte.
lnents fir 8ergluerfe, untdrbreitetc
beute Dem @ouperneur Stuatt ieinen
9erift fir oos Sabr 1906. Nus benz.
lelben gebt bcrpor, oaB i'm Stoate
Eennlplporien in ienem Sabre 201,,
672,499 Sonnen g8eid,- uno S5art-
foble gef0roert porOen lino, mel6e Ell.
nen 9Sertb bon onnGberno $600,00O,.
600 hotte. Die Troouftipn an Sob,
len parc nod groBer getpelen, ipenn
IN Der slntbrocit 9oblenregion niht
mdbreno 5iuei Wtonoten, ino in Der
gSeibfobleu Hegion brei Monate ole
9lrbeit eingeitellt moroen fpGre. sSn
Dem Neriht miro ferner berporgebo.
ben, Dab Die Gage Der @rllbenorbeiter
in Fenniplponien in ge5ug olf Sob
he, Strnoen S6rt, SiilfSfonoS lmo
Sonirllng piel belier lit. lpie Die Der
@rubenar6eiter anoerer Stooten Ino
SGn0er.
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FrOtcit gcgcn @ertrag.

y 0 ton 3. gluguit. - Ser Some
O|orfet Stub Of 9tem gnnlano," tpei-
der neric6ic0enc 6obritonten reprG
ientirt, lno 0ic 9totionol 9liiociatiou
Of @ol Manufacturers, oeren Sefre
tar lange Sabre bin0ur6 9. I. z
gtortD mar, baben geitern gegen ba@
6an0elSabfommen nit 9elltlhIun0,
luie es bon ser rtb.Gonmiiiion ar
ronairt uor0en lit, proteItirt. Der
HcOattcur oeS Fertile 0orlo SIC.
corO," Sannlel Q. Gale, erpioertt
olli 0ru. 9tortb'S Tertbeioigung beS
2lbfonlmenS. Gale iiibrt ans, oab
lcit Dem geiteben beS 0inglep 3ou.
tariiS bie 20bue in Oen sSabrifcn in
5oll Hioer I'M 80 Ero5erlt geItiegen
limo, mdbreno GieIelben slrbeiter in
GcltIhluno mr 43 Gents pro 5aa
crhnIten mo iif BON Dem sSletlhe bon
Eicrocn Slmoen lmo &aBeu erndbs
rem, Gr bebaliptet, baB Die Inter
bunOllmgen nit 0eutiblaro MIR eiil.,
Ieitig gebeim qefilbrt poroen ieiell, oo
lie 0en oeltiben Sabrifunten befannt
Qcmclen. Gale bebouptct, oaB in ole
ier 9lngeIegenbeit Die umerifaniidlc
Heglerllng Den &iir5eren 9e5oget bat
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GiGcnthiImlid,cr Nnbrlnbl llnfall.

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