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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

She marched straight to the pan,
tossed 1t over the fence, then went di-
rectly into the house, apparently un-
mindful that before the door was
hardly closed the pan again sailed
into her yard.
Then a pan farce certainly began.
There were no more words between
these two but if no words went back
and forth, the uulucky pan took flights
enough. Mrs. Read would go out
with her ashes. and, spying the pan,
would send it on a hasty journey.
Mrs. Watson would come out to weed
the famous parsnip bed, and how the
pan would spin back again
Happily there were no children to
take up the feud and throw the pan.
The ''cross baby" spent its time
mostly in the house or on sheltered
porch away from the Watson side.
The two husbands nodded good day
to each other as usual in fact, Mr..
Watson, at least. found a joke in the
travelled pan.
Slowly a hot June sun climbed
higher one morning. Both husbands
were at work, the Read baby was
asleep. and both yards were in state
of neutrality, although the pan was
on the Watson side. One lone cherry
tree grew in the Read yard, and to
this Mrs. Read. with step ladder and
pail, now made her way, visions of
preserves floating in her head. Up
she climbed to the very top of the
ladder, and picked till her head was
dizzy in the hot spring sun. There
were still finer cherries just above
her, and with a good deal OF hesita-
ton she reached higher, found limb
for her foot to rest on, and left the
friendly step ladder entirely behind.
Now Mrs. Read was stout, and
cherry limbs are brittle. There was
not moment of warning when crash |!
crash with one shrill scream Mrs.
Read was landed, cherries and all.
upon the ground in dismal heap.
Mrs. Watson, who was cleaning
house. heard the scream through her
opened windows, and rushed to the
scene. Out of her gate and in at her
neighbor's was the journey of mo-
ment.
Then a capable hand was removing
the overturned step-ladder, brushing
away the crushed cherries, and help
ing the dazed woman to her feet.
well. now, 1 do call you lucky !
Not bone broken, is there? But I
guess you're shook up some. Now
let me help you in unto the lounge,
and you just rest spell. Awful un
certain work to climb into cherry
trees"
you're real good," murmured
Mrs. Read, as Mrs. Watson steadied
her shaking form into the house.
The blow must have affected her
head little, for she sank into sound
sleep, to be aroused by the baby some
hours later. When she went into
the kitchen the first thing that met
her eyes was the pan-battered from
its many blows, but still able to be
piled full of cherries. Beside it was
a paper, on which Mrs. Watson had
scribbled:
eve washed the pan and washed
the cherries. l hope you won't be
lame"
Mrs. Read stood and looked at the
pan and cherries and message for some
minutes. Then in her slow way she
repeated the words of the morning
"She's real good woman I"
The great pan feud was ended
Xouth's Combanion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
For "THE UNION.
THE TRAIN.
by EDWIN HIGGINS.

Music afar, in the distant hills,
The restless song of hundred rills;
II is coming down with surge and sweep,
With the waters roar and cascades leap.
Highland and lowland catch the refrain.
Bands are rolling through meadow and plain;
By the toilinR mill with blast of horns,
By farmers homes and their well-flled oarns.
1t matters not. be It day or night,
There Is voice of steam and stream OF lfgnC,
The clang of bell, the engines Shrek,
The waves of the sea when trumpets speak.
IT'S swifter now than thousand streams.
moment only in glimpse and CLEANS;
speeding giant of iron and steel,
With strength of the bolt and thunder's peal.
The field and floor heap their riches high;
The wealth of nations Is going by.
A symbol of life-it onward rolls
With the hopes and fears OF human souls.
Wonderful in less'ning haze of dawn,
Beautiful in roseate tints of morn;
1t Is more than both in blaze of day
A giant aroused and on his way.
There's nothing to me so thrilling seems
In the world of things'and realms of dreams
This racer by night with ruddy name,
The blood throbbing In every vein.
oh, strong is the skilIfui hand Of mani
What he really wills he surely can;
OF what he thinks In his kingly brain
Will leap in sunshine, fly in the rain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
ON BEING ovER-rzsT1vE.

The difference between a young
man who is succeeding and young
man who is failing, often consists in
the kind of recreation they seek and
the Importance they place on mere
festivity.
There are recreations which
strengthen and upbuild, such as out
door sports, the social intercourse of
the drawing-room or the quiet pleas
ure of good book. There are other
diversions which inevitably lead to
excess or bad company.
But the really decisive factor is the
place that amusements, or pleasure,
or mere festivity assume in young
mans program.
Over thousands of failures in life
careers between the twentieth and
fortieth year may be written the epi-
taph "He thought too much of fes-
tivity." Ellis recreation absorbed
all his energy" "His craving for a
good time was his ruin"
Drink, cigars, billiards, bouts, raf-
fes, bets, pools, cards, low theaters
and late hours are the absorbing
things that kill a young mans chance
for success. They sap his energy,
dissipate his savings, waste his time
and cheat him out of his opportuni-
ties. Not one of them is really ne
cessary to truly good time for any
rightly constituted young man. If
they tend to excess, if they absorb
too much time, if they keep one from
more helpful and uplifting recrea-
tions, why not ''cut them out" forth
with?
There is an old and variously ex-
pressed adage-not always true, but
with much substance of truth: eff a
man is not healthy at thirty, wise at
forty and wealthy at fifty, he will
never be healthy, wise or wealthy"
These are intervening years, when it
is the great business of life to preserve
health, win ability and acquires COM
potency. A young man has abso-
lutely no time to lose. He must not,
like the butterfly, make chief occu-
patton out of what should be merely
an incidental. Get recreation, get
the right sort of recreation, but don't
seek too much of it, THE Wew Gen.
tiny.
''MR. ScADs, want your daugh'
ter"
"What is your business?"
''I am a clerk"
"Skidoo ~
"For railroad"
pardon me, Mr.. Graft. Evange.
line, come down and meet your sweet
heart"
AN IRISH paper publishes the fol
lowing item:
ga deaf man, named Taft, was run
down by passenger train and killed
on Wednesday morning. He was In
jured in similar way year ago."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

81 HATE" said Mrs. Backbay, Ito
see mothers humiliate their children
by trying to keep them babies. Look
at Mrs. Waldo-her little boy is s
years old, and big, strapping fellow !;
and the silly woman hasn't put him
into glasses yet p
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

THE PRETTY teacher was trying to
explain the difference between good
conduct and bad. Good actions"
she explained, "are the lovely flow
ers. Bad ones are the weeds. Now
can any little boy or girl tell me the
difference between flowers and weeds ?
What are flowers? What are weeds
Weeds" said Walter, who had
been struggling with the sorrel in
his mothers garden, are the plants
that want to grow, and flowers are
the ones that DON'T"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
miscellaneous.
The Little Word Heirs

Some persons seem to think that the examina-
ton Of the title to real estate in Baltimore s Q
very eimp pie matter. "Just go over to the Record
Once, :" says some penny wise and pound foolish
purchaser, land look into this title little-it
must be all right-Mr. So and So has owned the
property for years." But an experience of Mrs.
II. ]. Mann with some property on Hanover
street shows that titles are not simple as they
seem. for she found that the omission OF little
word Of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

"I HEAR your son has given up
scientific farming"
eyes"
"What was the trouble? -
"I believe he found that in order
to be successful the scientific farmer
would have to work just the same as
if he were doing it the other way"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
THE HOMEMAKER.

Home is generally what the wife
and mother makes it. In the home
all that is Enthusiastically woman
lv unfolds and hourishes. Home
without woman is a misnomer, for
woman makes the home and the
home is Just what she makes it. If
she is ignorant and illiterate, her
home partakes of these qualities if
she is immoral, her home cannot be
the abode of virtue if she is coarse,
refinement does not dwell in her home.
On the other hand, if the woman of
the home is pure, cultured and re6n-
ed, these qualities will characterize
the home of which she is the center.
How important, then, that, in the
education and training of Our girls,
those things be not neglected which
will fit them to take their places as
real homemakers and Undue them
with the right ideas of life and its
duties.
The character that a young wo-
man takes with her in her marriage
is her real dover. If her dover
can be reckoned in money or prop
erty only, no matter how much it
may be, poor indeed will be the
husband, and impoverished the
children. But if she possesses gen.
tleness, love, purity and self denial,
together with intelligence and capa-
bility, she is in herself a treasure OF
treasures to all the members of her
household.
WIFE.-I hope, doctor, that you
may be able to do something fol
Henry.
Physician.-What is the nature OF
his complaint?
Wife.-He is forever worrying
about money.
Physician (grimly.)-I think
oan relieve him of that.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

"WHAT's the difference between in
suraDce and assurance 2"
1.-The distinction is, that the aver
age agent has the former to sell and
the latter to burn"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

1--WE HAVEN'T been hearing much
recently about trial marriages."
"No. Perhaps somebody has tried
one,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

He WHO can conceal his joys is
greater than he who can hide his
griefs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
A TRUE STORY ABOUT A HORSE.

When was little girl we lived in
the country about a mile from the
little school-house. Every pleasant
day we girls walked to school. When
it was stormy ruy father generally
took us over in the morning, and we
stayed at school during the day.
Our horse, Charley, was very
knowing and kind. He knew so
well the way from our house to the
school that he was often trusted to go
alone.
Often toward the close of stormy
afternoon nv father would harness
the good horse to the wagon, take
him to the road and say, .''Charley,
go and get the girls.
Charley would trot down the road
to the school house. turn the wagon
so that he was headed toward home,
and there wait till school was out,
when we climbed into the wagon and
drove home. There he was rewarded
with loving words, pats, and apples.
am glad to remember that our faith
full horse was always treated kindly.
Father refused all offers to sell him,
and he ended his days with u.s.
Y0utk'S C0mb0Na0n.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

"SHE's very bright girl, isn't
she 7"
Frequently. But it isn't sus-
tanned. There are moments when
she is manageable"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

from q deed, recorded almost fifty years before,
rendered her title bad. Here is the story:

from deed, recorded almost fifty years before,
rendered her title bad Here is the story:
In 1912 Priscilla Stump conveyed
lot In Baltimore to Thomas w. Lever
ing. Mr.. Levering held the lot for
twenty years, and sold it in 1882 and,
after several sales. it passed into the
possession of Mrs. Mann. ALI OF the
various owners occupied the property
under their deeds. In 1889 Mrs. Mann
contracted TO sell il. but the purchas-
sr @ refused to & scceRf T the sp PROPERTY Sps M al
Mann then brought suit 20 compel
him % takeit. The Court OF Appeals.
in 1871, held that, by reason Of the
omission Of the word heirs" ln the
deed in 1872 Mr.. Levering only &C
quired life interest in the property,
and that after his death the title went
back TO the heirs of Priscilla Stump.
The reault was that Mrs. Mann found that she
had no title to what she had bought and paid
for, although she and the previous owners had
SUS III because S gIh he word % beirs was Omitted
from the deed In 1912. AS Mrs. Mann mad no
GUARANTEE OF TITLE
from the Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
che lost her property. If she had held this Com
dollar.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
Next weeks advertisement will be entitled
"Who Pays the Loss 2"
The Ofices are in the CALVERT BUILDING.
Corner OF st. Paul and Fayette Streets. Balti-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16

WHAT A different world this would
be if we were all as smart as we think
we are.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Gin w~trfIid,es 2euuc crIano.

Siib>S afcta lit elm ipirflifes @uns
berlanb nit ieinen reihen Silbers
0iinen, nit ieinen gouan5as Carmen,
ieinen 9roben 8an6es unb ieinen ielts
ldnlen Naturs @ebilben. gu Wouno
Gitp, i'm 6einie Der 6rau &. 9. Slapp.
lit fiir5lid elm punoerbarer 6eilungsz
SAT- ppreetommen. SIR Sobn i6ien
Dem Sobe bur1 2lngenz nno S6lunos
llnpdbli6feiten nnbe 81 iein. y@rs
IGopfenbe Sulrene Infdle %itellten lid
jeoe iiinf WPiuuten ein", ihreibt Srau
Glapp. naIS ih begunn, ibm 81.
Sings Nep DISCOVERY, iene grpBe
NrSnei, 81 gebeu, pelde iein Seben
rettete unb i'm p~oIltdnbie beilte."
@orantiert mir Suiten uno @rfdltln@
oen, S6lunoz unb Congratulated, IN
Der apotbete bon 8. @. 8uete, $50
Brain Strabe, Subuuue, Soma. 'Sunt
Yreiie BON so Gents uno $1.0O.
Yrobeflui6e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
SxihGasasdsHsasN ssssssgssAS
~ 81
: Sutanoii1cs.
~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Connecticut.
Connecticut.

~,Gplllnlbin", ser critic in 0ielcm
2dnbe 9ebprenc elephant mllrbe tiir5s
lid -Su @ribacport in @egenmart bor
81 onberen G!epbantcn, Oaruntcr ieine
Niutter, g%et0btet, neil CT nl5 frant mn
~gefdbrliw bctrncntct muroc. Goluns
bia mar Dor IS So6ren in %6iln>
belpbio g~ebpren rno tonntc biz Dor Elm
pber 5lpei Wtonuten lcidJt g"elcitet luere
ZEN. Gin S6luiie Der lcBten Cirrus
Cation begdnn Gollmbin iid ibleG)t
ouialIii6ren. Ser Sruineur 0enndr
lpar Die ciu5i9c &erion, hic lid Dem
S6iere ndbern fonnte, ais Die Gallon
iGloB u1o Die @~lcpbaHten in lire
@irfterqunrtiere in bieler StnOt Ne>
brad1t mlrDen. 9G5 eigcnt9iimli6e
@ene9meu Der Columbia nabm einen
fold ulnrmiercnOeu Gbnrnftcr an, Dar
ibr @eiiBer entIGieb, es lei feline Sci
lung fir lie ltuo Dab es fir 2eute nnD
Sbiere 9eidbrli6 lei, nit ibr III bem@
iel6en @ebGllbe 81 bolIen, ioOnB man
Die 50btrug bes G~Iepbanten fir notbz
nenbig belt. 9o@ S0Oten ioar einz
fa6. Sic mi,rbe in einc @de getriez
ben, Elm Seil I'M i6ren &al5 gemors
fen .unb iiiHf Mfdnner 5oNen bnsielbe
nit 5ilfe bon Snitrumcnten 10 feii
Su1ammen, h1b Dos Sbiere ertpiir9t
mar, ebe c5 einen S1rei ausItoben
tunnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

ienigen I'M Sipeiten Stcdnerfe, nlis
Dem mebrere Teripnen Die Hettungs@
letter erreidten unb eerettet nuroen.
Ser @runb bafiir crfIdrte 1id), als.
rahoem Die Slammen tbeilpeiie gee
benmt lparen, lid Die Seuermcbrleute
ibren 8eg burf Den Haud nndJ Den
oberen Stodlperfen bdbnten. Sort
funen lie nllf 5aufen bon Sooten, ipo
lie Die Spfer Der Slnmmen unb bes
N1ud)es getuoroen paren. che tic illlr
@clegenbeit 81 cinenl Netiun9suerz
ilide hn.tenu finben fonnen. Sn eli
mem Der Snufen innoen bic Seuers
ipebrleltc cine Srau. Die einen pere
5iretfelten @eriiid genaht bate. bas
2eben ibres ainbes 81 retten, OILS lie
pu6te, OaB lie ciitem %ifredlifen Spbe
preisgegeben mar. Gle bate lire
Irme Dift nm bns &tno eefdltet unb
iih oann bicbt an Den Soben 9etpore
len, ipbab lie nit ibrem eigenen aorper
hd5 Sinh ihiitte. Sic 2eidle Der
Intter mar ibrer perbrnrnt, Die bes
3inbes trla fnum cine Warfe. dber
cS mar an Gritidun9 geItorben. In
bciben Seiten Der Mutter unb bes
&inbes laeen Die 2eiden anDercr
Spfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

Sem 81 SIR" miro gus Sseoes
bin iiber cinen umfanoreid1en 9eidlens
murtt berihtet, Der nit @iiicn Sc5
SpitdlsS ireftpr3 I'M Dortigen ItI0tis
ldlen &ranfenbnu5 lnuec 3eit bciranb.
Sic critic Spur iouGtc auf, nls acs
le9entlih Der Gntbeduns eineS Suiti5@
Srrtbnms Die Sei6e einer aneeblih
ermorneten Srau orssegraben lpurbe
unb Der mitbe9rnbene &0rper hires
&inoes febite. SIM &erfolg Der Inter
indung ipurbe Dem Ilnteriuhun9s>
ridter bon peri@iebenen 3eu9en Der
id)mungbnfte 0nnOel entbiiQt. Sic
pirben Dem Observation-Disclosures
@oItdrb 6crine nerfuuft, Der lid ges
iTdft5mdBi9 nit Der Seriteuing BON
Gfeletten abgi6t. Ser S%pitalSbiener
Srun3 Atipein gelfanb bent Nid9ter aa@
Sor, bab er oft 2eiden III ous III Der
@arpt1trabe gelegene @eiNdft bradte,
6rm 3ipede Deg Scbmuggels in 2ei1ens
idde gebiiut. Ser SauSbiener NoSa
erinnerte ii6 gleihfoQs an flint 2eis
hen, Die Ell aus Dem &rnnfenbdiiie binz
ausgei6leppt babe. CT tbeilte Dem
Mi6ter ierner nit, baB Der 8e8ug Der
2eifen in ben Sabren 1901 bis 1906
ans 9~ertid)lanb nnb Oelterretd ees
l6ab, bis Der Nesierunsen es erfubren
uub Dem Stnnpal Elm @nbe madbten.
Sic Hroge nacb Der Witpihenihaft
.bes Spitalbireftors Dr.. Soief 5olos
beantpsrtete Der 3eu9e bejdbeno:
Ser 4rimdrirs tit 0ffer 5u uts eez
fontn,eii nnb bat nud1 ben Sfeletten
gefraat. @r ~erinnere iih nod nt
cine Mufforoeruns Ses &edJanifers an
ben ar3t: -Senben Gle mir cinige
0ratisleitben.ul uni berer 0eeroigun9
lid Tiemane tiiuumert. Ser Spitnlss
biener galogb CAB an, bab Die 2eifen
tbeilmeiie idpn i'm Spttal prdporiert
unb tbeilipeiIe 81 bent Snifrumentens
moder eebrudbt murben. Cine arobe
3abl o 3eusea beitdti9te manni9s
fa6e Setails. S6lieBltf talId)te
bird lie audi Die WutbmaBung duf,
baB Der ShmugecI nit Biiien bes
StabtpbWiifus 81. Garage UNI Der
@"iiraermeiiter Or. 2asar ,9ei6ebcn
lei, 10, saB ii1 Der &i1ter Die au5s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Suinots.

Chicago, sic Stnbt bon .iebe
0tinlte cine Senintipn", bate p%erflpiz
iene Wodle ipieoer einen erfolgreideu
rSiebitabl" unb 5ipnr i'm Sir9inia
Sotel, 81 per5eiGnen. - ale Seine
Siamanten uno nnbere Soitbarteitcn
iino oeltoblcu nproeu." Sies mar
Die NahriGt, Die Srnu g8iliam 9.
@opce 5ugin9, ais Tic b%reibuuOert Odite
in ben Yarlor5 bes @ir9inius@ote
empfing. Sruu u. u. Stepen5 Don
@ismard. u. 3, Die nit ibrem @ee
mnbl Elm @ait o Srnu &oDce I'M
girginia &otcl lit, lunr Die GrGgerin
Der Nndriat. Sic tbeilte abcr Die
Sbatio6e in 10 untiirli6em llnb cons
p~eriationellen Zone nit uno Srnrl
@oDce bebielt lire 6alhng 10 uirfiom
BEL Der NohriGt. bnB $4,000 bis So
900 pertb Suipelen geitoblen ieieu,
bab ielblt 9iejenigen. Die i'll Der Ni1be
ftdneen, nidlt merften, wnS geihebetl
fei. Srnu Sopce iubr tort, lire 0Gltc
an um~ter6nlten unb es baIerte nod
20 Wimtcn, bis Der lebte Sat &C.
gnngen mar uno tic @elcgenbeit fan6,
ihren Yerluit 81 unteriudlen.
Srau Sobce unb ibrc SodIter SRI.
6nppD SoDce lpnren @nlt9eber nrl
Na6mlittag bel Der Ginfiibrumg bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

26 Sabre oft. Sic lebt erit felt fur
ser 3eit in Nmerifo mn lit iett nad)
ibren Sibungen ipieberum noh Ser
mont 5uriidgefcbrt. no ie mie porher
in Dem fleiuen @ulthpf ole @Gite be-
bienen miro, bis tic picaeid)t, mas Jest
niht unpdbribeinlid) lit, bon einem
Snmmler. Der Willipnen ,8iebere
gaben" hires &opfes 6eliet. D BORT
meg9ebolt lperben mirb. Sc lit iibris
gems feline au8u grpBe Seltcnbcit,
bnB man inter ben Srldroerinnen
flaliii6e @eli6ter unb ifoue @eltals
ten finbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
SMoiau6.

@us Iidmpnb fommt Die ipnr
berbare aunDe, baB Die Stubenten pes
@arlbams College, ebe lie Elm SUP
ball e@ettipiel nit Stubenten Der Ses
puuns llniperiitdt beganneu, in einem
n@e6et." 0olt Inn ben Sie9 dnflebten.
Illo elm a@ebet o Der Sblaht" in
neueiter Suffrage, elm ~Sater, i6 rufe
Sid, brilIlenb".
~Sieie @ebetsiGdnbung, n,eint Elm
@edlelblatt. erideint nod greuli6er,
neil Die @egner bon Der SepnIip>ll lint
periitdt nllsbriidli6 erfldrt baben, lie
piirben ii6 lebiglih auf lire pbpiii6c
StGrfe llno ibr 6irn berlaien, unN
Damn nerbe mnn ia ieben, porauf Der
6eIte GerlaB lei" Gin drgerer linz
Iuq lit .mpbl faum je bon Stubenten
perii6t morben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
9tNrtet GrImmbia.

- Cine fir Itbstter> 8 Organization
men. I'M Nlgemeinen uub mir Sitbo>
graphic 6irmen I'M 8eionbercn ptd)T
tige gnti6eiOung CAB Dor 8odenfrilt
Der SnnoelsiefretGr StrauB 81 8alb>
in9ton ab, Dem nuG Dos G%inlpu4loee
%runosipeIen umtertebt. IS bnnOeite
ii@ in Dem Sale un1 Die 3%uLaNung bon
udt Sit6ographen in Die Ser. 5tadten,
Die in Sem Oprf oils Gpntrafts Ir6eiter
angebalten norOen iparen.
Spr etliden Modeu trafen 8ilz
liam &oi9bt inb iie6en anbere Sitbo>
gropben bon europa i'm &afen bon
gieip 9orf cir. Sic N6t batten
.brauBen" einen Gontrntt ab9ei6lol>
fen, iupnaH lie lid nerpilimteteu, fiir
oeipiiie 2itbpgrnp6en : Sirmen in Netp
g)ort Su arbeiten. Sic oImerican
federation Of 2abor" ulo Die r2itbo>
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better @eieBes banble. Sie Sem gors
fer .SnquiIittpn" entifie0 81 llnguns
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NIT Siilfe Der intereilirten Sirmcn an
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Sente iprtroen ibul bon beiben Seiten
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oaB Der General 4nnnlt 8onnpnrte
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ben tpnnten.
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