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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
SHORTAGE OF PREACHERS

CHARLES CITY. la, Sept. l6.- When the upper Iowa Methodist con ference conyenes in Charles City this week, it will find that it is face to face with a decided shortage in the number of preachers, and that fifty. seven charges in the conference will have to be filled from a source at the present not known.
 Fifty-seven men, the greater num- Der of them young and in the prime of life, will quit the ministry al this time, and all will engage in secular lines of work. Many of these are men only few years out of uni versity and seminary.
 The general complaint is that the salary paid minister is not suf fieient to maintain family. Some of them, who have spen. from four tc six and sever years in university and seminary. are asked to fil; charges where the salary is less than s70O a year, and instances are quoted where the preachers gre receiving less than $500 year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
OFFERS HER BLOOD

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--hdam Wit zak, the man who vas accidently poisoned by gas in the Ste. ens house, No. 27 Broadway, os Saturday and was removed 10 the HudSi.n street hospital in a serious condition, Is much better, but th5staIemsnt pub li5hed yesterday that 2 .rsnsfusion of blood might be necessary to save h.s fife brought four volr=tser5 to the hospital. One of them wac q woman.
 When they arrived at ;hs hospital they were told that the gift of blood would not be needed
 The woman was not me than 24 years old, of refined appearance and evidently in good circuus.arces. She said that three years ago her brother was injured in an accident and that his life was saved thrslgh a trans fusion of blood.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
REJECTS BIDS

DOUGLAS. Sept 16.-(SpeciaD-
 Word was received in Douglas last night that the board of control had rejected all bids for the construction of the road from Forrest to Disbee. The reason was given that the board considered them too high. It was not stated that any other advertise ment for bids would be published.
 Andy Scott, the only local bidder. was seen by an International repre- sentative this morning and stated that he had rot received any notice from the boarj that his bid had been rejected. 'T know that my bid is low enough for the character ol work to be done" said Scott. "li they have rejected all bids I may not bid again. 60 not see how could reduce my bid materially There is no use in taking the con tract at loss. I am waiting to heal personally frcra the board before decide what tc do."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
No Hit in Arizona.

Frankly, Hitchcock has not made a bit of hit in Arizona. The repub- :ican party, the party which suddenly developed strength and sent a repub- iican deelgate to congress at the last election, after having allowed the democrats to maintain Marcus A. Smith in that position for almost twenty years, is split wide open The most influential paper in the terri tory, the Arizona Gazette, owned by Charles H. Akers, who was an orig inal Mckinley man, and formed the first Mckinley club in the United States, has bolted. Several other pa pers have followed the Gazette's ex ample, while the democratic pres: and party present a solid front, unit ed on these progressive measures ant upon the other features which ar' characteristic of the great insurgen
 movement in the West
 To further the number of flies fl
 the republican ointment of Arizona
 New Mexico has gone bag and bag
 gage for these measures, and demo
 srats and republicans alike are stand
 ing for them. One reason for tbi
 was probably the threat cf the Al
 buquerque morning Journal to bol ! the republican ticket If these wer rot provided for in the platform adopted by the county convention which had the making of the ticket for candidates for delegates to tha constitutional convention.
 Furthermore, the personnel of tn . constitutional convention of Ne,
 Mexico will be known on 5eptsmbe -l7. for a day previous to that tn } election will be held. The Arizon election does not occur until Septeu Der 12. by which time the results c the sister territory's vote will b ! mows from Yuma to the farthea Emit of Apache county. This vii
 mean that Arizona to some exten
 can take . leaf from New Mexico' , book. and consequently there will u1 doubtsdly be moro progressive Fl Ipublican votes found in the dem
 eratic column than would be thsF 5 Iwere not this example before the pe>
 pie of the new stato.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

, he intention of killing him. Tina, ieport was doubted by many at the lime, but it is not now. It was nos the Mexican government seeking az escaped prisoner on American terrs. tory It was Lieutenant Hermasilit seeking with the ayowed intention oi killing the mah who had betrayed his confidence ana thereby blasted hi. military careet.
 Lieutenant Hermasillo was the off eer Tn charge CT the squad of Gen aarmera Fiscal, guarding Fleisenet Through kinoness, the young iieuten, ant allowed r1eiscner many privileges thai prisoners are not usually record. ca. rrequentiy fieischer was allow. ca 10 walk the streets late at night, with guards, s1'd iaoer asked permis. sion to vlsit his nome, which was Oh the Mexican s,de, ciose 10 the line That request the lieutenant dld not care to grant, but Fieischer pleaded To De anowed ii visit his wife and children. pleading the Illness of one of his children as an urgent excuse Finclly the officer releuted and agreed to allow the prisoner to visit his wife and children. on pledging his word of honor that ke would return.
 Tie pledge was given and Fleisch. CT. accompanied by an unarmed so- dier es an escort, visited his home. The soldier awaited his prisoner out side the door, but never saw hip' again.
 F1eischcr passed through the house and ou. the back way From there to the American side of the line was only a matter of abou. fifty yards. It is said ti.at Fleischer met his brother-in-iaw, Alberto Mascarenas on the night of his ingIorious escape MT. Mascarenas, having heard tht
 manner of the get away, pleaded with ;he fugitive to return to ths Mexican side ard save the man wht had staked honor. position and lib erty on his word of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
HEARING PUT OFF

TUCSON, Sept. 15.-The hearing of Policeman Charles Roller on a charge of shooting D. c. Page and Lauro Cordero on election evening on Myer street was set for yesterday before Justice Dufton, but was postponed un- til the condition of the men may be better ascertained.
 The bullet was removed from Page yesterday, being found just un- der the skin. It had pierced his right lung and his shoulder blade. Dr. Rodgers, who has him in charge, thinks now that he has al excellent chance to recover. The bullet in Cor dero's leg was also removed and 1t is not thought that amputation will be necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
impressions of Polaire.

Mile. Polaire, the French actress, celebrated for being the -ugliest wo- man in the world" has recently re- turned to Paris, and this is what she says about American women: Amer ican women are charming, but they certainly have a sense of modesty that is purely their own. Would yoa believe, they even pulled up my skirts to see my legs. I like tine American man immensely. He is always well groomed. smart and elegant. Every thing about him suggests that he has a daily bath. In dealing with women
 he may not have the Frencbman's
 esprit. charm and delicate little ways,
 but he is all right"
 In answer to a question as to what she thought of the appearance of the American woman she replied: ''She Is too slack in her appearance She does not make as good an impress sion as the American man. Shs dresses horribly. She copies the Parisienne. but does it badly. Sh< sticks an immense hat on her head without knowing whether it will sui 1 her or not. It is fine hat, she thinks so long as it is adorned with immens<
 feathers They are mad for feather' over there If they were not afraid of stepping on them they would hav' !, them sweeping to their feet.
 'I am speaking of the American wo | man now solely as a woman. Al audiences both men and women 1,
 America are charming. They hav' great taste for the theater. They knov
 music well and are quick to recognis
 and appreciate the efforts of an artis
 to please them In a word, they low
 art
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
CENTRAL PHARMACY STATION
 ERY BARGAIN

To reduce our "too large" stock of writing tablets we will give one package of extra good quality l0c envelopes or I0c pencil with each writin- tablet purchased this week only. The tablets are priced just the same as we have always sold them and are of the finest material not damaged nor shop worn.
 See them,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Don't waste your money buying plasters when you can get a bottle of
 Chamberlain's Eminent for twenty. five cents A piece of flannel damp
 ened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back, pains in the side and chest and much cheaper. Sold by all Druggists 35l
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
New Mexico a Hot Potato.


 As has been said, New Mexico has been found to be a hot potato and is being left alone by the national gentlemen to work out its own dam nation through the medium of these socialistic and anarchistic ideas which will result in the people hay ing direct control of thtir Iaw-mak. ing business. It is Arizona which for some occult reason has attracted the sympathetic attention of the national gentlemen, to the exclusion of the sister near state
 One big thing in the txo campaigns presents the striking difference be tween the territories and shows the determination with which the ma chine republicans are going after the safe and sane constitutional idea. I. is in the last argument sued in Ari. zona against the initiative and its concomitant blessings. They say that President Taft will not appove a con stitution containing these things, and that once turned down 1t may be cen turies, or even ages, before Arizona will be given another opportunity te attain statehood and self-governmeIt
 Not one word is hea~t: Of this ar gument in New Mexico. The danger from this source has been entirely overlooked there; and while the stand-pat press of Arizona is whoop- ing it up here, these benighted New Mexicans refuse to take warning. It is no wonder that Hitchcock did not trouble to leave the train until he reached Arizona soil on his hunting , trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

made known. This fact makes him a person with tremendous opportu- nifty and tremendous power, but that has not deterred him from making speeches denouncing the initiative. referendum and recall, the direct election of senators ard q few other things the people generally think they want. as being anarchistic. revo- lutionary and socialistic all at once. Little Chance for Sleeping. On top of the speech in which he announced these overture facts comes California republicanism and urges and insists upon just spch provis- ions as constitutional amendments. after 35 years of Southern Pacific dominiton. All of which makes things look bad for the republican party as a factor in the drafting of the constitutional convention, and one which will probably prevent Hitchcock from sleeping as long as he remains in the territory.
 The territorial committee Is an- other thing that is disrupted. Seeing the handwriting on the wall, so to speak, Hoval A. Smith of Bisbee was wise enough to resign as chairman. People said at once that Jimmy Will Hams, Hitchcockis man Friday, as he is known territorially, would get the position. but they did not dare put that over. Instead of that they elected Albert M. Sames of Douglas, copper-collared, according to terri.
 torial repute, and one who is an old
 college chum and classmate of Fitch
 cock
 | George U. Young, secretary oi state Of Arizona, another federal ap
 2ointee, was also wise enough to re
 sign as secretary of the territoria
 committee when Smith let go, ans
 he is taking no part in the campaign
 save to sic the insurgents onto tn, regulars whenever the opportunity aI
 rives. There is a high probabiiit,
 that Arizona will have a new secre
 tary of state shortly; but as Youn,
 owns several mines that, betweel
 them, are running out about $18o
 per hour and warking three shifts. b
 won't mind that much.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
FRIDAY MIGHT DANCE UPPER
 LOWELL

Regular weekly social dance. Best floor in town. and best music. Fin finishing in time to catch the 11:45 car for Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

orcs in sn5 get . towi ef soup al the office Saloon
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

v.a- .s..r considered the --z-.0-c0-"
Non. u-e cried TW5t..eIl te.lrlshlv.
Nobody knows when, | ann Il they get
amy trace ot rr. ID. III. -a,r ind We gone
p. New York. ply stopped oti here, ut
.-'E ln-o-o -nIght. an. ...s TAXI to
.a house. E -rain | g. Ne" York.
.a-lEer there u. ~aliitv eX-
that ST.. III aE any be- brought
... I've tl that al out.
..-- ~. thou-.H other things.
u stood - .-tor -.e. 4 drunken
-uau staggered. H w.-c his brow
b.. God. .-.,. IN dull s-itlcl voice
hen .uU. .e- .E.- ~ his cabinet, where
-. e. doors. .od rows Of bottles
brown. a. ul-- From his pocket he
,um.... .r- key. II fingers shook so tha.
for half wine'. as could -.. get it into til,
look. lu. .-- -re doors swung wide
Fro" ID. upper shell i. chose four-ouuc.
flask. and wiz. IT came back to the table
"Due-,t that -iz.- he -tammcred
..-.o-a -la.-ing teeth
Mould 4. The trick. YOU mean, IWitch-
II u9,- -.r nlu sitting up with new
energy u though the prize was already IN
Darlington nodded, He sci the bottle un-
-.a3l.r down On the dingv blOtter and stood
staring II Il with glazed eyes
Look ~ this. said IWItchell. From an
inner pocket he drew out thick yellow en-
r,op. sealed with wax. He broke the seals
and pulled forth SO formidable mass oil
bills that the doctor head swan.
Each Of these IS worth ten thousand dol
lars, the sick man said. "Therc'~ lust a
hundred Of them That make an even
million. Count them and see. He tossed
The packet On the table.
"I-I-oh. ! can L. cried Carrington
One million. repeated the other
Now g. 10 work and fill the bottle. You re-
the only man in the world that can do this
for mo. III, only man / trust. If | should SO
much a. ak anybody else, they might-WhO
knows what they might not do But you
you're different"
Still the doctor stood there, holding to the
table for support.
Well why don't you get busy:' eX-
claimed Twitchell sharply. a though with
growing irritation "I can't stay here all
night, talking and arguingl You know my
terms, and all. Its up to you now, Skipper!
There. now. look at that clock! SIX minutes
10 eleven. see: / give YOU till eleven After
that
Darlington understood. As though limncd
out bv lightning stroke against the dark
ness ot .i- mind the whole thing stood in
dazzling relief He -tared at TWitchell
moment. then d, Tho pile OF bills. Then, like
q somuambuist. gropingly, he turned toward
The drag .aiine, again.
BIZ, He turned his eyes fell on the torn
mp fragments # the calendar The antique
print. bright eolored. seemed 70 dazzle, TO
dane. before hi eight. He bhnkcd at 1t.
orlnging il Though The bits Of cardboard had
been So many ra,tlesnakcs. Up at him
'ea2el uard here and there, a phrase:
swear--e,<iug 20 preserve my patients
no iadaccr.ot polena-purity and integrity
-Deconl, q per1-rer
"No.uo.uo. 80" cried Darlington hoarse-
II. terribly In,a his chair he fell, flung his
arms out aero- ,ne table, and collapsed
upon il. The bottle. knocked aside, fell
ungling 10 the floor.
Skipper. Old nan, Sldpper!" shouted
T"l,oaeI. pr' ap with angular "ac-
rIrF.
Bat Caring. Id not hear him. IL a4d
tainted.
a -'range proud
l. comma -rDy.... ...L ,rr1iI his scarf and
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

-.ie.
X you. a- one Old
me out. ~ q nor
-k his comrade
me from agony;
r. before they
and crv 10
us 10 luEali-
I cantever be
want il used.
ght now and
rs alI Help
Divide,
bosom. The
p through The
.- now. black
H shlv-
..E nan went
and Dea.a,
..r-fa' Hear-u'
.te "..t This
-
WIt. he'll
H. mon sat-
-l.u under
l. The cold
r ,ae night.
-He mautel
.-- each #
ing thing ~
,'. you what
I.. I'm no
about ash
r.a5 that
..5 ise ,r.uu-
t ~ rD- uu
ID. -t.r..lu ID
.iar ba,.. that "a
M g.. - 20
HH- .... kill
pics a' leaves
I.t un, e body.
sr.5 '--.ean. IN
M Q"-e right.
Ha you're rulz-
.a !
a s.-' II r..a- gas.
Then / ID ap-
-.rHarl q. ..u-
t.ua. ua,-.. of
dollars u cash "a
that ~ you,
u...ug uaa 8
To- have taken
o.. iH stomach
.lan Our II
..po lblli'
ugat persisted
ua the twilight
~ 'empta-
If Dos soul.
and years Le had
and pure for Ais
t,,.I.. but have
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
TWITCHELL

..l 'range. proud.
oompa loua ..E, uudid his scarf and
cast j. aside H. r." off the gIa-ses and
The big fur coat. ".. one quick gesture he
tore away his ST g revealing his own
crisp, brown aMr }. topped over to the
doctor l,tlc ln n ... corner. and with
vigorous haste n... way the marvellous
makeup Of euir
From the uaIt-... outside the glow al
Tie lamp he g.lI Car~ngton'e limp
figure. Strong and . .. .taad there. in
an the plcnitude O.. ..cr. hi- eight and
forty year.
I've pIaget d ..a On The stage in
my time, sad Do. .... ..aard the table;
bat this
He paused ~ then with deep
feeling he erel, ! God this night
IBIS price, one man "....I truth, whose
heart is honor one Ea.a .a hose hands the
TWitchcI Foundation be- afe, one man
who-' Then m ..t.
But the way be sa.. B.. lie Darlington
and tiuns .,lI. .'Lo"t .... round The uncon-
human words.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

opened ..t {. him
81, c..5.- E.--ium-. RI
l@..t. II la1- ho
-..-- falling. I.--
r .a-~ rL lium.
-rr- azl-- filed his ..-
--.-- vast u-g. cam.
-.--"uE ~ -.u 81 n. ---
a.E --rrs5
u--..--.
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o.I and
- r- IKE d
.-.- '. whom ri. II ..r
-..u
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r.
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v.,
E. lis
..- ''e
..-. 3.. .s.G.
-.o-ler answered. Moth
~.e.l .-. # you'd Fought
uttered ~ I've done and
.s way IT, thought.
@ Doesn't tired man
Nothing more natural I've
Why hang on for weeks
this -rtalerable pains
-g long ago. only that
probably have made
and have got nothing
Sos" Eor could
man. DO you realize
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

r. -.e. q drunken
/ wa-e his brow.
q Il dull, stitlel voice.
~ his cabinet, where.
.od rows ot bottles,
From his pocket hc
fingers shook so thai.
l.iu.. get 1t into tho
doors swung wide.
.. chose q four-ouuc,
back to the table
he -tammCred.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

The --s--l- to-
TWt,.. he'll tertushly.
/ ann Il they get
-ae- ind I've gone
+ stopped o-t here, ut
II. and .s 4 TAXI to
/ g..r New York.
re- n ~,tllity eX-
ny be- brought
tl.. that al out.
1ou-. other things
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

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New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

mt you get busy" eX-
sharply, as though with
Il can't stay here all
arguingi You know my
5 up 70 you now, Skipper.
It that clockl Six minutes
give YOU till eleven. After
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

upmmerl IN mos ihie bort gcIernt
fjabeit 6as ipolIeH lie iest IN ibrer
glrbeit oltApclroeh @ir irolicn 6or.
nm Doffen inlO gloltben DUB DER Sc
gen iiir 6nS geiuinrte NiiiinnStperf
lln6 bte garBc Gbriiteltbeit Gin nad'
baltieer fein m6ge. Die 3ilflntit
piro eS lebren.
9oS iinb MN eiligc Gtrnfte, iie
fonnten beliebig pernlebrt iperoen,
I'M su 5eigem Dab Miiiion mo
@iiiiouSapelen ettpaS 3eit9enlGbeS
iin6. 9arlan ibr Iieben Sreunoe Der
Whiilion, ipie ibr i'm lieben Scrnlolt'
rer @olfshIatt Die 9ln5eige 6er Drill
ionsfeite Ieiet oann foiIet ben Gilt.
ldlltB Der Ginlabnng audi 5it foI9et
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eereiien. @iiiet, 6aB ibr bon elmer
groBen Sadye boret, llnb ibr ielbit
banlit 6iealet, bob ibr 6erielben eure
Sntereiie elitgeaen britst.
Zen arSBtea 9sateH lper6et ibr
ielbIf 6obpn baben. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22

sSltitiatio.9 .9lntr1gG porbereitet lporSen
Gincr 0erielbcR mcId)er Die @eltiti.
gunq bcs 0elltofmtiId)en e@crrDuian.
hers" IN 6cn 9ellatSoiitiften be.
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Stnotaicfrcidr als itngriebli9 abge.
lebnt moroeu, 9ln6ere glntrGge be.
Slueden Die Srcnulng Der Stoots.
bon oelI 9ofalitealern itno ole Grbe.
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5innt5.llniperiitit. 81 Oieien Sni.
tiotipnntr1gelL ore einitipeiIen (nlit
g(usnnbme 6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nod nift Die nottige glBabI bon
lllttrri4riitcn bobett, eefelfcn iif
6alm Bic bon Der Stnatslegislotir
angcnonnlencn SerfoSillngs slnren.
dement's, Die Dem 8olfc 3ur 9eititi-
glne imtcrbreitet iper0en miiiien.
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Ct. suuis urro Starius Gitp.
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Iurn ct. sSoIepb
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men III Ct 2olds.
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Ifionen Collars fir Elm reiles ao.
IpitoI in SeiferIon Gin.
5. @rb6bung Der Marirndlitcner.
rate III geipiiien Std6ten.
6. Grntd1timlng Der Counties,
liif iibcr Ole oer3eit beitebenoe @relp
5e bon 5 9ro5ettt oes itcl,erpflid)ti.
gen @i9entbtns Biiniis 5u berf6ill.
bcr bebufS Grri9tng BON @ef6itg.
niiielE @eridts9ebduoen ilu6 slr.
membaitiern.
7. gr6eblumg eirer Staatsfteiter
bon 5 Gents per 500 Stenerapentb
fir 3tuefe oes neutrality-suspicious..
s. GrboNiiB Der @e3iige Der 9ait.
glieoer Der StadsIegislatur $5
aad $40 per 3aa itro 5ipnr iidt
bIoB fir 70 ionoern fir 80 SieursS
tage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-22
slmenOcments nnO .slntraae
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ben iid) inn Ropenr6er, ipeun iic 5ilr
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lit nidt golt5 oie Sdlfte Der stint.
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o6ge9eben iuuroen. ltebcr ole SdIf
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sfnen6enlent iiberbaipt uirberiifiidp
tigt. iino BON Sen iibrisen ftinnrttei
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gtenerDings fir6 ipieoer mebrer
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8erntarn, aslo, grettaa, orn %. anlt 1910

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geiiulben Wsetpldeh beralt. sseOer fol
der slrbeiter erbdlt gepobnIid elm
Stiid 9apb fir eiten gorten mo
einige iogar cine anb ,m0 Siibner.
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SSrau Der Serrifoft in Der @efIiig-
el5udt Wil6ipirtbf6oft un6 in Der
Slide belle, op6 miro tie oenltod
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pieI 3eit fir lid, baben. Sn ben
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ten gerdigerto 3eit 8ltm Sdlafeib
piel tDeriger fir grbolill9 obar
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tat. slrbeits &omnliiiGr SiIIer Der.
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ben, lpcnn iie in ibrer llmgeAcrt1
feline arbeitsfr1fte befomntcn fon.
men luro er miro tie iofort in Serii6-
rrng INIT Mlannerii iuO SSralten il,
oclt St6btcn, bie allf Dem &an0e ar.
beiten mollen.
Mittlerpeife fnitten iid) allie Ger.
ionen in Den Sta6ten 0ieies Staa,
TIES, ole aif Dem 2anoe drbeiten mol
lelL an oclr Sonrtiliiidr S. 6. $. Sill
Ter in Sefferion Sin menoen, 81
llpiro ibncu ole Abueiielt Dom Inrn.
Tern 5ititeIlen, lpelde} glrbeiter Der.
lan9elt, itlaO miro ibren ferner olld
alle Gir8elbeiteir inittbeilen.