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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-09-06

sMOTHERS, EMELINE--A part OF Lot A 3
Parish land, SC feet front on Hancock N
Assessment SO
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-09-06

The dry, hot weather continues.
Nh J. Riley Parr is spending a
while at Cooper's Well.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Martial Law in Georgia
Is To Be Hoped That the Day Is Far Distant When Will
Be Necessary to Call Out State Troops Again.
y y y

Citizens generally are disposed to think that the Georgia
troops have given very good of themselves of
only trial of criminals Forsyth county
but in the more prolonged Augusta strike situation.
Moreover the governors attitude in both of these crises
have been such and due regard for
his oath Of office imposes upon him
hoped nevertheless that the day distant
when again will be deemed necessary TO CALL OUT THE
STATE TROOPS OF GEORGIA FOR A HOSTILE PURPOSE.
Martial law dsagreeabe distastefu and irksome,
where it does actually work hardship.
people of Georgia liberty loving people they
do relish unusual restraint when they admit its
cesity
should that the states military is held
in LAST RESORT for peace
good order inside the commonwealth
It be called before all civil
exhausted and civil authority plainly about be parayzed
Martial law is the states ULTIMATE RIGHT OF SELF
DEFENSE and the machinery for putting it in operation
Georgia when deemed necessary rgheouy ample But
martial law should be invoked only in dire necessity.
The people of county should that
the MAINTENANCE OF THE PEACE PRIMARILY IS THEIR
DUTY
There should county Georgia so lacking in pride
and selfrespect call for troops before all civil
thory including the right of the sher deputize
exhausted honestly and fairly
Troops have been called for Georgian the
two instances herelnbefore cited howeverwhen the call
puerle, AND PROCEEDED FROM SHEER COWARDICE UPON
THE PART OF COUNTY OFFICIALS. And it makes diff
that cowardce may political
the fear of the mobs rather than its physical ability
harmrathr than personal county should be ASHAMED
its sheriff call for troops before that sheriff
TO preserve and uphold the law and the peace!
The people of Georgia in their greater majority LAW
ABIDING AND LAW RESPECTING They will back man who
does his duty fears and honoraby without regard political
factions line-ups
The sheriff who calls the mob's hand will find himself A
MORE POPULAR SHERIFF THAN EVER HE WAS BEFORE.
he chooses to figure it from that standpoint shers
may doubt that but generally speaking, it is true.
There enough strenuous in the game
of politics. without anybody departing from splendid com
muniy of interest involved the peaceful enforcement
law and the preservation of the rights of life property to the
people
The next county Georgia that calls for troops be-
fore ITS effort has been exhausted and its authority par
ayzed wall be DISGRACED COUNTY, county that is lack
ing IN sepe and decent regard for majesty and sane
tStY Of the law
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Safety of Crews in Subma-
r1neS
r1neS

The credit of submarine torpedo boats formidable fight
engneSsnd therefore grim compeers peace-ough
to be damaged by such accidents which place the
other day in the English Channel
The accident IN question surface collision of kind
that might have befaen vessel of any pattern
The toll of the submarine navigation
short comparison with the list of those who
the of avatonthough the making of machines swim
like fish is nearly if quite difficult the making of
machines that fly like bird.
Admiral Dewey testified before government commission,
while that if the Spanard Manila had possessed
pie Of submarine boats of the modern he could
held ms place front of that and that with
sells Galveston other American ports he could
'nayies of the world
Submarines of the Holland type the years of
their existence. have lost life suffered
cident of any kind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Not Bryan, But Wilson

Governor Wilson goes to the limit of political amenities
when he explains his remarkable Nebraska by the
fact that Bryan with him.
The governor is mistaken 1t mmself-not Bryan
his gifts his graces and that drew the crowd and
evoked the enthusiasm Nebraska has often and
~ repudiated the BrsL leadership sat down hard on the
so-eailed Commoner the esdena
that Nebraska has forgotten how nsocnty Bryan
repudaed her instructions at Baltimore and arrogated him
sell wisdom and virtue the Nebraska
dences 10 Governor Wilson Loyalty she bears gudgc
Tor BRYAN nsocnt treason bat the
nebraska hearty aud deserved tribute him with scrvliy
people
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14


Nor does the husband, if he is
the right sort of a man, desire his
wife to obey him. lie recognizes
her rights as an individuals he re-
spects her personal liberty of
thought and action. Moreover. he
hasn't picked out for q wife child
who is to be dictated to at every
turn nor a fool who must have
every act directed by a superior
intelligence.
The modern idea of marriage is
equality of both parties, not the
subservience of the woman to the
man. We are done with slavery.
even of the domestic brand and
men don't wish their wives to kneel
at their feet, but to sit beside them.
An Why Should She?
If a woman should promise. when
she takes the marriage vow. TO help
her husband, it would mean some
thing, and she could take it in good
faith, but to obey--huh-sh would
Just like to see the man that she
would go toddling to, asking his
permission to go to matinee, or
join club, or do anything else
she wanted to 90 and that her own
good sense and judgment told her
it was proper for her to do.
And why should she obey. pray?
Why should some great big. strong.
intelligent woman obey some little
shrimp of man, Just because she
happens to he his wife? There are
plenty of women who are far bet
ter educated than their husbands.
better born, who have had greater
advantages: there are plenty of
women who are broader minded
and saner. and who have better
judgment than their husbands:
there are plenty of women who are
better managers than their hus-
bands. VIII anybody contend that
these women should obey their hus-
bands, and do foolish and unwise
things-things that will perhaps
wreck the family fortune-because
their husbands tell them to. and
they must mind? The very idea
is idiotic.
At any rate, women don't obey,
and the man who is looking for a
perfectly obedient wife is about a
hundred and nifty years TOO late to
find her Women have minds OF
their own now and they use them.
and 50 Wen recognized is this
among tho frccmasonr, of wives
rhs' when one ady asks another
lady 70 do certain tnius and Inc
hrst LADY AYERS that she can DO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Men Recognize This.

To their credit the great major
ity Of men recognize this and are
incapable of the meanness and
smallness of desiring the wives who
are their companions and partners
TO obey them 1t is only the man
With soul the size Of pin point
that demands that his wife shall
be an obedient slave to him. There
can be no better test of whether
man will make a good husband
than his position on the obedience
question, and every girl should put
h up to hcr sweetheart n he's
strong FOR Nifoly obedience. shc
win do well to lot him msr, some
other woman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

it until she asks her husbands
permission, the other lady smiles
wisely and knows that the party
of the first part is simply using
polite substitute to get out of do
ing something that she doesn't
want to do.
why should a man want his wife
to obey him? Is it his desire to hu-
initiate her? For no matter how
much affection you may have for a,
person there is sting in obedi-
ence because it is the outward trib-
ute that we pay to our superiors.
This is so well recognized that even
employers put their commands in
the form of requests It may soothe
a mans vanity to have his wife
continually visualize her depend
ence on him, and her humility be-
fore him, by asking his permission
to do things, but he may be very
sure that in her heart of hearts
she hates him. and recognizes him
for the petty household tyrant he
is
There should be no obedience as
between husbands and wives. If a
woman hasn't enough gray matter
in her head to decide things for
herself she isn't fit to be a mans
Wife. And in matters affecting her
self surely 4 grown. mature. sensi-
bic woman is moro fitted to decide
them than even the most inspired
man could be. In household affairs
and things pertaining to the up
bringing of the children, the wom-
ans technical knowledge of the sit
uation, her daily experience, her
devotion, and the mother love that
even in a dull woman is almost
the inspiration of genius. 1T her
to be the one to sit i'm the juds-
mont seat. and give orders. il
there arc to be any orders i'm the
family.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Ought To Be Help.

OUSAV 10 DC 4ACIp'
As a matter of fact, the difficulty
about the obeying business in mat
imony should never occur, for
there should be a revision of the
marriage service that would sub
stitut, help for it, Certainly
there is mo- lusuhsble reason for
making woman periure herself az
the altar hv swearing to obey her
husband when br knows sine hasn't
lhe lEh'caJ intention Of doing &c.
and o dor everybody else. me
husband included
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

a FEW days ago man, on the
~ very night before the we'd
ding, broke his engagement to
marry girl because she refused to
promise to obey him He said that
his first demand of his, wife was
that She should implicitly obey his
every wish.
And this happened in New York,
not in Turkey with it's harems,
nor darkest Africa with it's female
slaves, but right in little old New
York that we are accustomed to
think of as marching along toward
the head of the Progress Process
sion. And it didn't take place in
medieval times. but in this year
of grace, and Of suffragettes, of
1912.
Can YOU believe ii" Can you
realize that there is such a moss
grown man still living, with such
hoarN, antiquated notions as has
this prospective ridegroom? To be
sure, he is an old bachelor, but
even Old bachelors are seldom in
the Rip Van Wrinkle class nova
days
our hearticst congratulations to
the young lady who escaped getting
this sort Of husband, Her guar
dian ange surely was working
overtime in her behalf to snatch
her even at the eleventh hour,
from a life of misery and she should
be burning Joss sticks to the great
god Luck for her escape.
Marriage, even with a liberal
minded man, is not a perpetual pic
mic and what it would be with
grinding tyrsnt who would take the
word obey in the marriage serv-
ice m literal instead of Pick
vickian sense. one trembles TO
think Certainly the worm of the
dust would have nothing on such
a wife when it came to being tram
Piled upon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
9okal.Derid)t
Vrpert
Sol ben Ban bee Inberfuloit.H Hoipis
tails iibermadeH,

gDie gsltern betannt ipurbs, beabiih.
tigt Mapor 5unt, Die Sberaufifnt
iiber ben 8ou bes neuen 1ubsrtnlofs.
6ofpitals, fir ipelhes beianntlih cine
gonbousgobe bon $3.50, 900 berpilIist
tporbsn iit, in bic 51nbe zines Grper.
ten 5u legen. Dieter grperte ipiro
hDhit tpabrfheinlih Dr. W. Gbarles
Wbite bon pittsburs isin. Der bort ben
aampf gesen Die 1ubertuloie geIeitet
bat.
Or. Wbite ipar Dor einigen 1agsn
anf cine beionbsre GinIooung bes
Wiapcrs bier unb bate peridieosne
aonferenseu folpoh nit benz Biirsers
meiiier tpie nit Or. Otto 0eier, Den
Superinienbenten bes itdbtiihen 5es
pcriements fur Wohlibdtieieitss uno
8efierunasdn1alien. SolIte Der Gtabts
ratb estpilt iein, Or. Wbite Elm anae=
meienes GeboIt au befpillissn. 10 tuer.
ben ieine 9ienlte fir Cincinnati &C..
iiheri tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Sine aus sebn Damen beitebenot
Deputation bss Womens Club mohte
stitern nit 5rau Sobn 8. haIl an Der
Spite Napcr CUNT ibre aufmdrtuns
uno Die 9omen batttn oann in Be5ug
auf Strobenreinisuns cine IdHssre
aonfersns nit benz giiresrmeiiiet, benz
poli5eidef uno bsm Guperintenoenien
Warfheuier pom Strdben.Rsiuisuugs.
Depariemeni. Die 1am.n perlaneten
cine sriinoIihe Reinieuns Der Stras
ben uno 5iuar iollen bic Geuerwebrleute
bic Siroben nit GhlGuhen sriinblid,
abpdf6sn. 5erner foa i'm 6riiflabr
Elm aQgemsiner ,Reinmahetog@ onbss
roumt tuerbsn uno fhli.blih iolIsn BIZ.
polisiften unsefpiefen ipsrben, nit I'm.
noGfIhtlider Strsnge seeen ulIe Der
Ionen porsusebsn, bic 4bf1lle auf bic
StrnBe iperfen ooer auf bas 9rottoir
ipudsu. Wupor CUNT CAB ben Damrf
bic 8erIiherune. oab er ihrs miin'ht.
icfpeit ss in i.insr Wodt itebt, erfiilI.n
tpiirne,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Jung folder Rstboben cine Wtrfclennq
pes adpitdIs nennt. 70 bort iid) b1s on,
lpie tpenn eit ginbrsder nuf bic pofi'
get fd}tmpft. Gbenio ipenis ipis man
auf bic 8efhiperbsn zines Diebes bort,
fann man bic aldeen bes bisbiihen
@robtapitals beriidtiihtieen. \ Das
yolt mub gu ieinem Sdube beKere
UtabreseIn seeen bic Ginan5s sWagna.
ten forbern. MeIher Mrt piefe fein
nliihen, ereibt iih aus Dem @eiasten.
Der gtttienfhpinbeI muB bur6 bic
itrensiten Geisbe unterbriidt iperosn.
Wer eine Mftie iibsr oem tpobren aas
pttolsDertb emlttirt, lit fpie elm Disb
su beitrafen. Damn bIiebe aher nod
bic Notbpenbistsit iibris., Woriebruns
gen gegeniiber BEN ebrIihen Woncpos
lismus su treifen b. 3. benlienieen, hsr
1tht init GHpinoelpapieren bos o..
betriigt. GobdIb pas Bolt bic grloub-
nib seipdbrt, Wonopole gu sriinben, 10
mtB es fif oaqeqsn Doriekn, baB Ct
ntht bon ieinem eigeren @efhopf era
Ipurgt piro, benn Der unebrIihe unb
ebrlihe MonpppIismus ldufen in ibten
Wirtuneen auf bas Bleidx binaus.
Os bos Bolt finfbunbert WilIipnen
nit 5 prosent obsr 100 MtlIsonen nit
Is pro5ent persinit. bic 9eoriduno lit
bleielbe. Demnat mub Der profit bes
WcnopoIs auf flint prosent. pielleiht
elm pdor prp3ent nebr befhr6nii fper.
ben. Damn iperoen Bolt unb Ropitol
sIeih serebt bebanDsIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Der par.tommifIion fpurbt sefsrn
tpiebet Elm Grunbftiid gum Geihsnt
semdd1t. 5err sobn Wele ped. Stdbi.
rntbsniiialiep aisIarge, fhenite Srpri
8aup.Gse an Der gltff apsnue. 5fpiS
ihen Der 9int Sirabs unb Der Sbio
aptnue. Dides gefhent tpurbe f.ibits
reosnb nit 9ant ansenommg.
igernsr bibloB bic aomriIIion.
Spsi Grunbitiide. bic nod fir Der
projeitirten SpieiplaB an Der Mea.au
apenus sebrauhi ,p<rben, auf Dsm
aonDerninirunssnsgt su srpsrbsn.
Die 9runoitiide geb0r,n Stephaa
9nufsr uno Gbarles Sbdnnou.
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sieberfrnns gnnern.gaa,

Ttn 5ohepuntt in seIelIfndftli6sr
gesiebung tpirD Der Gisbertrans
Sanriiaa, 3. 5ebruar, burh Den in
Weiosl's Sale itatifinb.uben gansrn=
iOiiiimzgaa su err.iheu fuhM. gs
pirp bon Seiien b,s 9ereins uno ieis
mes geraniisunsss saommittess Elm.
fiebsrhafie 1bdtist,it entfaliet, u.t
hisien Bah gu einem Greignib sritsn
Ranges gu seitalten, unb fpsnn uint
ale ansei6en triisen. fuirb Der grfolg
niht ousbleiben. Wie aus gutter Que[le
psrinu.et, fperoen fih Bauern mo
g1uerinnen aus afltr 5errtn 2Gnolr
beim aieoertrans ais 6Gite einfinb.n.
unb ss III alien 5reunbsn shier G.s
miitblihteit aui's brinsenbite angu-
ratben fi9 oieie 9elsgsnbsit nitt .nis
eehen 81 lnifen, nm iih sinmnI 70 red,t
i'm Rorrenffers su omiifiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Der Obj Jelon SdnserHor bas
fiir fsineH Wasienbaa, Der ON Cams
tag. 3. Jebruar. in ben Calm Der
Central 1urnbafe itnttfinbet, anns
beionosre Dinse Dor. Wit benieI.
ben III Elm 8oufrninns ntrbunb.n
unb um bic fredericksburg po[IitGnbia
5u MAIDEN. finbst olles bei WonDs
Notwithstanding itaii. Mie Der Wono
otrnnlabt rperben tonn, bHr6 bas
Dad in bic surnbatie Su Tdeinen.
IN einitipeilen nod bos 0ebeimnib
bss 4rrangemenissQommit lle6ers
oies ipiro ein preispdl5er s<tdn5t unb
I'm bas Snttrtfe ip<iierbin rege 3u
MAIDEN. iinb 5ipei preiIe fiir Derein.
auss,itBi. Da iuirb ss ben Obj Gel
loD Gdnssrn an 3uiprud seipib nidi
febIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
Die Srau ioI gu 6auie bIeiben

Die Srau ipll gu 9auie bleiben
ano Die Sinosr erSieben. Das lit uuz
sefGbr Die unter allerlst 0erflauIuli=
runaen ausgeiprodene Iniiht Roofss
pelts in Der Iestsn Rummer oes rSutz
lpot". Sine 5rau lit tein Wanu, srz
plictrt NpoIepelt, bemnah iolen bic
sSrauen teine Mdnnerurbeit tbun. Iber
er ma6t oas 3ugsItdnouib, oab tpenn
bic 5raueH bas Sttmmreht ourhaus
haben ipollen, oann ioll man IS ibnen
einrdumen, ieood iou oie abitimmung
Eieriiber leoialid ourd Die 5rauen uns
ter 9(usihluB Der Mdnnsr srfolssn,
ipobei RopiepeIt Offenbar BON Der On.
fi6t ausgebt, oaB es mebr lpeibiihe
W1nuer, als mdnnii6e Wsiber gibt
uno Gritere Die Saupta9itdtorsn oss
5rauenzStimmre6ts finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

rpdrtieen @erb1ltniTen iinb bic DELE
soieii su ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slit
neiit 9unoesbeomte, nber bon ibner
:ausaefnhfe 0ertreter. Das maht e
liar, bab bic iiberpisgenbe Majoritdt
Der SeIssoten fur 5aft itimmen rpiro
Damn lit niht gu iiberiehen, baB aud
Iaft ntht tpsuis Mnbdnesr i'm gplt:
bat. Miiroe auf Der republitariiter
Nationaltonpention eine smei Srittsla
Mebrbeit notbpenbig iein, fpie auf Der
ocmotratti6en, 10 fOnnte man an DIE
WDeIihteit elmer Ronination RpoIe
belts oIauben. 0d uber cine blobe IRA
jcritdt geniigt, 10 if niht eriidtlih,
frie Die 4nbdnser Rpoiepelts ourd'
orinoen tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

SIN ben btiben GpmpbonH.se
ten. bic beute Va6miting Mnb mor1en
Mbsnb In Der Gmtrp Dan ftattfin.
ben. iDirb als GoIii. ber Gjtiofns
pirtuofe Gfrem 3imboIift oxftnitR
Der gtseniDGrtia i'm Ciien 1rpbartiel
Ifiumpbs ieiert. DuS Yrneromn
iiir okft beibea Ronseris. II iDif foloi:
Gpmpbonie 30. 2 IN . DIR. Gi6slins
G<iseHica3trt Ii y Dur glajkneH
Sissii&sf Nenrf4 xi4aiteRsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Wt taDor 6arriipn BON G6i.
eago pertrttt in ge3ug uuf bic auffib.
run9 oes geftern BON uns erlpdbnter
S6auipieIes rplap gpns" Die aIeide
1niItt, Der mir 4usorud perlie6en bu.
ZEN. nGnlih, baB bic 5reibeit bey
guhne groBere geriidfiftiquna Der
Client. QIs peri0nlide GmpTinoungen
er bat bas Stiit geleien uno finoet
faB es Iebr oumm 1T, bd Is Die str,
lanoer als 9tation in unberehtigter
g8eiie Derleumbet. Gr beat teinsr
3Deifel, buB es BEL Der 4uffii6runo
bee Stites 81 unru6en tpmmen pirb
iRDem Die Jrlanoer St0rungen perur,
fahen perDen. 4ber oiefe lit er nit
te'ter 5ano 5u unteroruten entI6loIz
len unb 5par aus Dem prinsipietIen
Grunoe, Oab 92iemanb elm Reht bat
Britt nit Der Sauft gu iben. 9as
~ au6 polltommen rittig. en- Der
Sept3ett perben bic perIhieoenftsn
8inge agttirt. Dem Ginen misfGut
Dtefes uno Dem Qnoersn eSsnes. Wenn
s5eoer fih bag Reht berausnGbme, On,
ffdtsn, bic i9m nidt ssfalen, qepult.
fam gu untsroriidsn, 10 miiffsn fi6 oaz
raus undrtif6e 3uitdnbs ergeben.
Der ein8tg rittiss Wsg lit, sSeben IA.
een gu laiien, mas ibm ssfdlIt. gDer
etnas niht 6Orsn min, mas ibm nidt
5uiagt, iou fortbIeiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
Die 6leiidpreiis ftsiaen

Die 5Ieii6preifs fsisen
tpiecer gu idtpinbsInoer 60bs. 4rs
eentinien unb 4uitralien ilno in Der
Gage uns billigeres 5Ieiid gu lieFsrn.
anosre 2Gnoer iino befdbigt, ben<bsi
uns offeHtunoigen MangeI Shladts
pieb aus3ugleihen. 3ds Diefs 3ufuhz
rem berausbGlt, iino bobe 3Dle. Man
fast, oab Der umsritanifbe 9iebsu6tsr
biefer S6uB niht entbebren tdnn.
Selbit penn es bamtt feline Rintigteit
hdtte. berehtigt es ni6t, 70 prp3ent
Der ameritaniiden 9ep0lteruna auf
6ungerS3ationen gu fsBen, aber es lit
niht ri6tig. Der 6armer tpirb ebens
faQs bebriitt. Der 5ruTt beihrGntt
feline GtntGufe in Shlattpieb, um Ell
men bob:n prets fir feline Daaren er.
SDingen gu t0nnen. Der Shus3pa
duf gta6rungsmittel mditet bic Sruits
uno bun9ert oas 9olt aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Der Stabtr- 5ruTt iagt in
fsiner 8ertteiOiguns auf bic gsgen ibn
trbobenen Nntlagsn, CT babe bas anne
rttaniihe 9plt nidt geThGbigt, iouz
bern ibm - grobe Wobltbaten ernie
fen. als cine osrIsIben pirb Die arobe
3unahme in Der Qusfubr BON giIen
nno Stahl an9eTIbrt. 9as lit eins
iehr tiibne 8ertheiDiguug, penn biz
groBe QusTuhr iit gsrabe bas llebel
iiber peIdes SIage gefiibrt tpirb. 8it
Wdare tpiro i'm 4uslano beoeutenr
bllliger pertauft, als i'm Snlanb, mas
bic amerttaniihe Snouitrie in Ferti.
gen Wadren bon Gtien unb Stubl pers
ntntet. gBenn Gunaoa Giien uni
Stabl biatger be3iebt, aIs umerifani.
1he Jabritqnten, 10 iit es 'elbftper.
itdnoIi6, buB unfere Woihinen nit
ben tdnooiiden ni6t tonturriren tDn,
nen, gei6petge nit europGiIher
Wlai6inen. Gbeuio idper pirp biz
fir oas Snlano arbeitsnoe sSnouftrie
gei6doigt. ba lie gespungsn 1T, ben
preis fir ibrs gabritute BEN 9reiier
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