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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-28
A Curious Thermometer.

Otto de Guericke. 5urgomaster o1 Magdeburg, made curious thef. mometer, which was twenty feet long and gorgeous with blue paint and gilt stars. In consisted of a large globe fastened to . tube, both of copper. The tube was bent upon itself to form . very narrow Q, in which was placed the requisite amount of alcohol. Ons arm of the Q wao shorter than tho other and open at the top. On the liquid was float, to which was at tached . cord passing over . pulley, At the other end of this cord was hung . gilt angel its finger pointing to scale on which the degrees weFs painted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-28
Where Wive, Arc Kept Under.

A Chinese Mrs. Caudle Is incon- ceivable, for she would promptly be returned to her father labeled '1Too muchee bhoberry." Only by one means can the lady obtain any right what ever to use even the mild ssoral sua- sion wherewith tke tactful western wife Is won't to turn events to her uk- Ing. If as a bride the Chinese woman succeeded in sitting on any corner of her husbands clothes at the moment when. halfway through the nuptial ceremonials, they first seat themselves tide by side she Is understood to oc- cupy the position of mistress in her own house. Even then 1t generally stops at understanding.-From ''Thing1 Seen In China" by J. R. Chitty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-28
Prsparlns For the Werst.

Both boys had been rude to their mother. She put them to bed earlier than usual and then complained to their father about them. So he start cd up the stairway, and they heard him coming.
 Here comes papa" said Maurice. T am going to mako believe I am asleep"
 "rm not" said Harry. ''1'm going to get up and put something on."-La- d1es' Home Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-28
LOST.

zlOST-RECEIPT BOOK DOWNTOWN with o. H. Hardin Furniture Con- Dany blanks in same. Finder re- turn to J. W. Meeks, 171S F. 9th.
 6-21-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-28
No Applicants.

Lincoln. sick with varioloid once turned grim face to his doctor ooa day and let d rueful smile appear.
 "Do you know, doctor" he remarked. tits an i'll wind blows no one good I've got something at last that the o6lce seekers don't want"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
FATHER ARRIVES TO
COMFORT DAUGHTER
J. 4. Nandavcer Comes From Kansas
70 See His Girl Who shot
Private Shaunty.

Shoulders bowed with age and "a iifs
time Of hard work, the aged father OF
Laura Vandaveer shaunty. who shot
and killed her husband at Fort Douglas
last week, surprised his daughter at
the county jail Thursday night j. L..
Nandaveer had come all the way from
Wellington. Kan. TO comfort and care
for his girl In trouble The meeting
was very affecting and brought tears
TO the eyes OF the officers at the jail.
men who are popularity supposed 70 be
immune from influences Of this char
acter.
Mr. Vandaveer said that his daugh-
ter had always been "a good girl and
could not account for the desperate
deed other than that she had been
driven 20 H. lie said that AT home
they had no intimation that the mar
ried life Of the daughter was not all
that II should be. and that the news
Of the shooting had Frustrated the
mother. Laura had been away from
home for six years, he said. most Of
the time In Illinois
The sOrrowing father was much dis
tressed at the appearance OF his daugh-
ter upon whom the confinement iu the
jail has told greatly. he com
forted her i'm many ways and made
journey 10 the shopping section Of the
city TO purchase little things for her
which will make her Incarceration
somewhat moro bearable. He said that
ne would return home I'm a few DAYS
but would be back, In company with
the mother. when the daughter Is
brought 20 trial in April. lie has made
arrangements for the defense and ok
presses a conviction that his daughter
will be cleared.
Mr. Vandaveer IS an old railroad man
who has but recently retired because
o. age Laura Be- but one OF ~ children
the sons an being In the employ Of
railroads Mt Naudaveer has been
connected with the Santa Re railroad
for nearly a quarter OF century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

ley. and Wa followed by Mrs. Lapish.
VINO represented the eight members
ot tine haudcdrt companies pres
Dut. lIsiug interesting incidents
oi her oHu trip across the plains,
Including details of the great financial
panic Deb Philadelphia. where she visited
about tnat time. some time ago Null.
NIsiuuE friend in Montlua, Mrs.
Lg9iSn came across "a little book dee
scriutINc of Mt pisuu. when CON
talltd description of tnl paHe, tU-
gotler with notes about people who
wore buIcd there iHc spot belonged
90 members of the Dewey family, who
would NOT Jet tnt spot Dy pIougu,d up
or disturbed. thc little book pnt Fa.
liable incarnation into the hands of Tho
church which attcrWard bought th.
place whore go many futniul followers
OF the gosp,i icu by tine vaysida aua
found bulu AIRS Ltplsu Introduce
SIRE Betsy Williams Clover. nearly tU
years old. one OF Toe OLD hdudcait com
Iaas. now a. resident of tee twenty
lgt ward.
Ais s. r. Brimhau Foley gave an
interesting description of tna pioneer
Inns of MeNlco. aud tod how tH, guN-
Dr. uont gave the Mormon settlers Do
days GO "Got out delegation being
.oat. however tu iutcrCtut Cine Eut-
crumom save them permission tI s,ttl.
Il 20 spot which the MeNc4us ,1nsIi.
cred hopeless. and u "a short tina. tuis
place was converted into vineyards and
orchards and tle fruit traded for tHr
McNiDtne wheat lu time mills were
erected and the Mormou- made ruur
ior the NrNicaus. They also erected
Dalucrics. and su conN need Che McNl-
cans that they were mo- drawback but a
help tn the country. Mrs. Foley exc
d.. 3D. bal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
hmm NEWS FOR
OLD SETTLERS
,,.,o iberal Treatment to be
Given Bona Eide Squatters
On Unsuryeyed Lands.
SECRETARY WILSON'S ORDER
49,, ,ho settled on Forest Reserves
Prior to Their creation WI" DC
Entitled to Holdings.

,n.r,l treatment is TO be
M"i' .4 .ou,ttors by tho
g.ytu a'Nt "'' ,.1.,.
United states soN''I'l''' w.
...T .. James wilson secretary "'
t..-. prayidss that e person
asr'' i ,,oop and has cou-
Who has ..,..t t,rfs
,nuousN oc'upi'''
..sfn "a national forest pel"I'
t .t,s maintained his resf-
ueau'n ""' ...
ds1ce and I- i"
pIr'ne with the homestead JAZZ" h"a
-. SIGHT of 100 acres after the land
"' rr. fuil text of the order
' '''
s as ioho"-'
"a person who mas set'ie" upon
...l continuously occupied unsurycyed
.,.,s,p national forest be-
.anis a., ,b, rrc.-
fore JOS Di'.'''i'
ent time occupy Ing suoh ANUS I'D s'"d
ssItb and lis Boo all respects complying
t. homestead law. has the
''''' .-.r.,t. with, tho lines of
rsni l' ..o ..-.. 90, a..
h'. homestead loo a,res az M.
land .s SURVEY cd- Ihciel'ie' ti'
land is occupied Tor "sr'gl''t.it' put
poses and ls not more N'iUal'lp l''
Is timber than TOR su'u pun pV@''
and there are %" UNI .di.y'
which. in the oplhlon "' '"' "''.i
forester tend 10 dl9, F'"lt tl' SUI
ath of the claimant ne o",'l" ~,
allowed 90 make upp ll''tl,H ivi w
pstent.ug of surh To- mos "Huyl t.io ".,
of June IT, 900. ahu tHe "i''lii,' .''n
for LISTING should pc h'.''e Mllh
view of listing 700 acres on !ai" VIZ
possible. Tho TRACTS as llS,yu sn".,lu
conform. as iar as nIa' lCanlo' I" MI, ~
form Of the puoIl' idhu SUI Vtl ut
Iging of lands aN ap"Ns silo't.l ~,
IN any way govern til' -, ''l ,'','',,''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
FLORISTS KEPT BUSY.
Rush for Faster Flowers Begins In
Earnest Today.

The rush for Easter flowers for
church decoration began today. with
every indication of good trade FOR
the flower people Easter iuies have
The can. as usual. with rJliu- good
second. a less number 81 lilies are
bought boo California this year. as II
costs % good deal TO express them in
here. and when arrived they are not
fresh This has stimulated salt Lake
florists to extend their luy growing fa-
cihtoe TO- such am extent that they are
able now Oh successfully compete with
the california and Council BluUs
markets. Bach year. aeDs Joss and
Jess amounts of flowers shipped into
Salt lHk. from tho outside Frrsl Gus
stocks fI1u right tt home tr. proving
too much for outside growers Tile
ururDhcs us usual arc buying large
quantities which Wu Doc displayed in
tH. various aul.tn.ums tu every pose
.ihi. advantage on Easter SUNDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
NEW WATER MAINS.
Three Lines of Pipe "a 60 Down in
New CITY Territory.

The waterWorks committee of the
city council met last night and
recommended the granting Of three
petitions for water mains In the new
territory recently annexed 10 the city
10 was decided TO lay "a siN-inch water
main on Tenth East street. between
Ninth South and Herbert streets The
petition of kimball d Richards was
granted for a siX-inch main begin
ming az Thirteenth East and Twelfth
South streets running on Thirteenth
East 20 Stratford avenue In Highland
Park. west on Strauord to Highland
Park drive County road,b and east
on StratfOrd 500 feet east Of Thir-
tCCuth East street The committee
also decided 90 lay the six-inch main
asked for by Kimball & Richards on
Thirteenth East street from Kensing-
ton avenue 20 Twelfth south street
Another tract Of land viii be an
neXod to the city IL the report of the
municipal laws committee Is adopted
bv the city council a J. Weber and
other property owners were before tho
committee with a petition. The prop
erty rs between Fifteenth and Seven
tecnth East streets and from Tenth 10
Eleventh South streets The engineer
ing committee filed the petition OF
George Romney and others for the
grading curbing and guttering Of
Third avenue from Canyon road 10
the military reservation. All the
nanere IN connection with the caitai-
franchise were filed az the applica-
ton o. before the council Tor final
passage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

with the time required. We're NJ. $.
Sayillc Mccormick & Co. 2.33, ). y.
Forulcy Mccormick a Co. 2.4fH. John
James. Utah National. 2.5ii. a. T..
Morton Continental National 3:lo't,
Leo Livingston, Deseret National
3.1f2-5.
The errors that crept into the work
Of the others. Ia some Instances, were
very small but as one cent was sum
cient to make them ineligible for the
prize. they were disqualified. The list
of tho six contestants who had errors
in their Hstings and their time follows;
c. H. Butler. Utah National. 2;2l 30;
a.. IA Tingey. state Bank ~ Utah.
2:A22-5. William Vorkink, State Bank
Of Utah. PAS 3-5. r. A. Bowen, Con-
tinental National. 3.0i John Fife. Ma
tiouaI Bank ~ the Republic, 3:0S 2-5;
j. Bczzant. Utah Commercial q saw
ings. f:19
Judges Of tho contest were John Q.
CritchIow. L. G. Van Noorhs and c..
II. Wells. and the timekeepers, Il. Oh
sen. L. G.. shaw and Sig Jensen To
the winner Of the first prize was given
a diamond watch fob presented by the
adding machine company. TO the win
nor OF the second. a pair of gold cum
buttons. presented by McCouaughy
Je,yclrv company. and 10 the winner
Of the third prize, a silk umbrella, pre-
sented by the local chapter Of bank
clerks.
II was announced that lecture on
commercial law would be given AZ the
first April meeting, by Attorney r. G..
Ashton. and 81 the second meeting In
April there Is 10 be n debate on the
central bank question
n IS desired To organize baseball
mines among the local banks Tor a Sc
ries Of championship games.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Ann Jarvis Stickneg. Who died
March ID, &C 1880 D. M. from the
effects of @ paraytic stroke suf-
fcrcd by her oct 20. 1909 al Santa
quin. was born in Lancaster. England.
April 10. 1896. She emigrated TO
Utah in 1861 pulling handcart
across the plains when but a child
She lived in Santaquin an her life
with the exception Of few years
spent at Provo. Her faith in the
gospel was always firm and she was
Giugcnt i'm church work, having been
secretary OF the SantaQuin Relief SO
cietv for 80 years. She was postmis-
tress at Santaquin from January, 1900
until the time she was stricken with
paralysis in October of last year. She
Is survived by "a son. J. A Stickney, OF
Santaouin. ana three daughters Abbic
Clark of Idaho Falls Ella Stickney
and Lizzie Jones Of Salt Lake city
The body Is now at the residence OF
hor daughter Mrs. "a p Jones, $50
south Fifth East street. and VIII be
taken saturday 20 Santaquin where the
funeral win be held March %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
Daughters Of the Pioneers
Hear Of Early Days IN Utah

one Of the most interesting meetings
yet hold by tho Daughters of Utah
Pioneers was that yesterday a. tlc
home of Mrs M y. Dougau vaan the
survivors of the handcait companies OF
early days were guests of tne occa-
sion ana remirlscouccs of th, fatcful
journeys and also of th- oN-t.am pio-
nccrs were given. tu-. tasr with the
pioneering or other localities hN mem
beers Of lhc l.. ID. - Church THE
meeting opened with prayer by Pio-
neer W. Perry Nsbekor followed by an
singing should Aud Acquaintance be
Forgot ANA Hard fIw"e Como Again
no More with Mr. Lena YoIug
Moore leading
A rrief discussion 90 business fpi-
lowed iu which The coming annual one
Camument ON April IN wpt included
and MIS- Miiaudo Pratt and Nr- Ellie
abeth Hayward announced that they
would Doe at the Lion House nevt Mou-
cay from Co O'Clock Geo ls-i-. amy
who might need help iu making out
applications for meWbUullg.
Mrs T.. s. Wright chairman of Che
badge COR uittCr reported that badges
would boz here by u.cru1 oD tIut Ans.
FilHtc CLAYTON Nouur followed with
most interesting talk uu Gro pioneer
Ai'. ''. H'|I..''. ..''|'
uCen- ltN and economy brought yIri-
pue unique processes into uss. She
spoke of the scarcity of mat. DOCS and
told how one pioneer woman kept fire
constantly going iu order chat she
might save matches and how many
others OF tho little colony went t1 hor
fire Co get lights for their own. She
said hat she herself once wore dress
made from the lining of n huf3Io skim
and told of the maIeshIfts for candle
moulds and sticks before mouId- were
brought here They had Oh take the
wick and dip n repeatedly tiil the tall
low formed sufficient thickness. Poo
tato shells were the cand'osticks n
vogue az the time. SHE told of the
hand spinning days when women w1No
their own lusey using 800 threads for
fine goods and from 200 to 200 FOR the
coarse. She said that corncohs were
used both for bobbius and spools. The
women Wove their own braids for hats,
getting their straw from the common
stack and ue'ng them whole for mems
hats and split straws for tine hncr or
fancy braids Many interesting Incl
dents were related i'm regard to other
early Industries and economies. Miss
Esther Davis sang Just Bit of
Heather" accompanied by Miss Bees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
BRANsFoRD HOME ROBBED.
Rings. Pins and Trinl,ets Carried on
BY Enterprisiue Burglars.

While Mr. and Mrs Wallace Brans-
ford wore a the thoator Witnessing the
production Of THE Bic Noise" Thurs
day night thieves bronze into their resi-
deuce. 6l1 east South Temple. through
a rear window. and stole jewelry valued
az about $50 The stolen property con-
sisted OF rings, pins and several small
trinkcts The robbery was reported TO
the police this morning and detectives
have been detailed on the case.
A private safe may be rented In the
IRE and burglar-proof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security e. Trust Co. s2-34
Main street. $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

The decline n tho Primitive Church
IS an an-imnortant subject To thinkers
md students A concise vet mastery
treatment Is given IN Or. Talmage'q
new work. "The Great Apostasv."
For sale by Dcscret News Book store:
claih 90 cnnta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
M. s. sAvILLE CHAMPION.
Adding Machine Contest Develops
some Experts Among Bank Clerks.

The adding machine contest OF Thurs
day evening between members Of the
salt Lake chapter Of the American
Institute of Banking. at the CONNER
cial club. was won by NJ. S. saville Of
Mccormick & CO.. who added up his
$50 checks for various amounts in
minutes 33 seconds. or the II con-
testants only five succeeded In adding
up the list without error, and these,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Read "The Great Apostasy" by Dr
j. y Talmage: a new book on a great
subject. Desoret News Book Store:
60 cents per copy In cloth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Wednesday morning. March 90,
Edith May daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank q. Hogan died Of pneumonia
at tho residence $40 No. end West az
the age Of years and months. The
grandparents of the deceased are
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. May Of Nephi
and Mr.. and Mrs JOS. Hogan Of
Woods Cross.
Funeral services were held today
at o'clock az the family residence.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

itimmten @eroadt beioB. SD rietb
ibr, Den Sorfal, oas beiBt Die @nt.
wenoung, Der Srau @ullbraOt nit
5utbeileil, mo meinte. 0aB oieie Der
Safe euergii9 auf ben G,rimo gebert
ulo Dem ~llnpeien elm Gnoe MAIDEN
mHiroe."
Gas bate i'd audi getban; leioer
borte i6 piel .5u ip0t oapon. 9ie 90.
roneiie eriudte MIDI Inn cine pertrait-
lihe llnterreoing, bodl neil mir Seu.
ielben g(beno. olio geitern, Den BAL
beiltden wollten, bat ih lie, bis belte
81 parten."
sGarf ih elmer Termutbung Halm
aeben, 10 lit es Die: SrGuleiu Will.
broot,-iie lit Is gemeien. oas itebt
lest un5peifelboit feit-mor iel6it be.
thirst iiber oen &erlult Oea S1mi,G.
ltiides mn mollte ion nm ieben ErciS
micoererlargen, lie bat Die ge'triac
@oauoht iitm ilngcitorten Sud3en
benlst, neil lie MIDI ebcufallS obp,.
ieilo pilBte. Die MnSfe ihiiete lie
uortreiilih gegcn lnliebiume %egcs.
uungeu. Sd fanb bellte Naht, ais
id) pom Sole beimfebrte, in meiuen
3immern ales ourGeinanberae.
miiblt. ShrGnfe unb Sdublaben Of
fenitcbeno mo bic Yapierc ourhein.
aaoeraemorfen. Sic bot bel mir
nod Dem Shmude geilld1t. neil lie
wobl wuBte, BOB ih eS gerpeicrL Der,
bintcr elmer Noriicre perborgen, ibr
ocn &opfrcif obacriiien bate"
.0a0 iiuh 10 ieltianle Gntbiiamn.
gen. SEER Staut sonpalt bab ih bic
iclbcn 5i Grotofol SIT geben bite"
Srmmed pcrncigte lid Snitim;
menh.
aettp mlroe bcreingeiiibrt.
9tod5 GrlcHioraa Ser @eneroliro
gen iruate lie Der lliterIlduHg5rih'
fer: sic truien Die @aronelie Dol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

ihmer5en lit; id) habe rueoer Shrei
nod 2drm gebort, neil id) felt
idlicf."
Sit Dos Die @abrbeit, Sr1ulein
BON Suber?"
Gmmp 5ogerte . .@iiien Sic
ehuas anoeres?" fragte lie basegen.
.Gs lit cine 3eusenausiaae ee.
madt. Die beflnoet. onB cine ounfle
0cltalt BON Den obern &dumen oes
3ouies berabaeeilt uno i'm Gorrioor
perihmunoen iit."
rgaroneIie aarger bot oa5 &c.
iost2" Gin 9ebaiiiger 3ug 5udte Inn
emiups Munomintcl-faltc @rou.
iamfeit bliste III ibren 9titgen. ,Ab.
oas lit etmaS anoeres-id) uollte iie
inonen-"
vSogte i'd Sbnen nid1t, oa6 Sic
oie gnsiage ipdter b%eiflporcn mil.
ien?"
Sic riidte Sie S6rlter. BIS
6lm Sd1ipl!r Dane 1tG9 ptelcld1t etfle
anoere 2oinng gefunoen."
sd ermabne Sic nod cinilal.
itrenge bel Der Mabrheit 5u bleiben."
Mar es 3uial, oaB Gnmp Der.
ltoblen Srunnef bepbad)tcte2 Die
Der Soa Der falte Sohn iiber ibre
3iige-ibre @ugen flimmerten Dos.
baft-
Yrunned bate MIR gu9e uno
Sinu mir Wonon. beren Muslaac,
bob lie milleits gelpeien. beilte ab5li.
reiieu, i'm mie Elm Sdlag getrpffen.
Sergebli6 murterte er iein 0irl.
mas lie Su oieiem GntihIub getric-
ben-iu bericiben Stuuoe nod, ipp
er lie in ieinen Irnlcn gebalteu iino
ieine 9roiit genoint.
pSittc. Sro,tleiu Don Sl,ber, mol.
len Sic ieet beginner"
sd bobe Den galljelt Sog oas
Simmer gebiitet mo Mid triih Il,
@ett begebeu; id id,iiei bcreits. als
id) Die garonciie iino @ettp off Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

man tpeinte ibr feline Sbr1ne nab.
0tan beflagte ibren jaben Goo, ibr
tribes Sinid)eioen ino baS llnauf.
geflarte ibres Ibitl,r5es in Der Wtas.
fera6e. limo MN fain 2eben IN Die
itummen @eitalten; lie trenltten lid,
INN eiligit ibre Softer SIT paden, beun
cine 2eid)e i'm Saliiel @er bon uns
fennt nibt bas S1refenamort?
Wonon bate BET 8~elegenbeit i6res
aonoolen5beilides bel Mabame @,tll-
brobt nit bieier Den geifdftliheil
Sbeil ibrer s(breiie erleoiat. Die De
reform bate Iles aufgeboten, Inn
bon Manon bas 8eripre1en ibres
Wieoerfommens 81 erlaugen ul1b er.
gab lid MIR iulgeru oarein, oils bieie
erflarte, fir INNER BON bier ST
geben.
Die onoern Sanien eri6ienen
gleibfoas 81 Der iiblid)eu &onoolen5,
un6 banIit cling Die grobe Heuigfeit
BON Wanous Ibreiie eigentlif obne
na6baltigen Ginorltd poriiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
3mr GET. 8eaGtuns.

( Die Gehaftenre Der &atbO.
: lifd,en Srnfseieliifaft babcn
|. III ibren Arbeiteu Die Ittbilfe
( eines Stabcs ppm tiiftigeu
: 0urreiyuneeuten unD Witt-
! arbeitern. Die pprsiglihen
/ Spesial Gprreipuubeuocu urb
, bic ~seoisseuen 9eiitunsen Der
{ Nitarbetter ieben inns IN bic
s Sage, ben beltanSis lid, ers
, ueiternnen SeiertrciS (uclher
( fir nniere bret SLATER .Th
, s%cgeniudrtig AT bic 10000
! 4bpnnentcn> belduft) III be-
. iriebiscnncr Weiie SIT b%eoiene,.
, Gir baben Gprreipunbenteu
, unh Wtitarbeiter inter auberen
) in Den ~fulseupen 0runitdSten
} Der Ger. Staateu unp @nrppa's:
: @aibimgtpn, 8. g., Cos Mnse.
: les, Gal, ct. Yagi, Minn., st.
/ 2pnis, Mo-, nnb Chicago, Sa.;
, in q o M. Stalien; 8crlin,
; Scutiflanb; Garis, Jranf=
. reid; @ien, ScIerreiH;
{ = ii c I, 8elgien, nnb
! 9ngem burs.
1 ltnierc GprreiponSenten 1T
, &um, Iaris unb Serlin iteben
, IN Sieniten Der srDffen fathu=
. liiHen Sasesblatter Der Welt,
. nnb baben gerbinbunsen. ueldje
, es linen crm5slihen, Defenders
! snperlaiiiae nnb wihtise Wsits
. %tbeiiungen 5n mGfjen. &tr
!, f6nnen baber brbamptei, baf
. nnfere 9eier SaSnrm aacin in
. uprsiisliher Weiie betielt wers
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