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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Right of One to Organize as Clear as
That of the Other.

Right of One to Organize as Clear as
That of the Other.
John Graham Brooks in Il recent lee
ture in New Orleans declared that the
present economic system is leading on
to anarchy.
Mr. Brooks started out in a discus
sion of the fight between labor and
T capital organizations on the Pacific
coast. He defended the right of the
laborer to organize and declared that,
while in the operation of labor unions
grave errors and faults have been I'M
earthed, for every such fault charged
against organized labor he could name
at least one or two on the part of or
ganized corporations. which would
more than offset them
Labor had the same right TO organ
ize as these great corporations had,
he said. land the fair spirit of the
American people will see to it that the
weaker party will not be denied this
privilege.
There is not city in the United
States" he said, that is not over
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16
NO. -.
NOTICE TO DISSOLVE


N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH.
In the Matter of the Application of the
Everett Consolidated Single Company,
a Corporation, to Dissolve.
Notice is hereby given that the Ev-
erett Consolidated Single company, a
corporation duly organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws of the
state of Washington, has presented to
Honorable w. p Bell, one of the judges
of the superior court of the state OF
Washington for the county of Snohom-
ish petition praying for an order al
lowing said corporation to dissolve and
dsincorporate, and that Saturday, the
23d day of March, 1912, at the opening
of court on said day, has been appointed
as the time, and the court room of De-
partment No. of said court in the
court house in Everett, Washington, as
the place, in which said application is to
be heard.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
court this 18th day of January, 1912.
w. f. MARTIN,
County Clerk and eX-Officio Clerk of the
Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington, for Snohomish County
By CHAS. H. FICKEL.
Date of first publication, January rs,
1912.
Date of last publication, March 10,
1912.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16
COSTLY MINE STRIKE.
Mine Workers Spent Huge Sum Fo
Relief at Irwin.

Mine Workers Spent Huge Sum For
Relief at Irwin.
That the big strike Of coal miners in
the Irwin field of Pennsylvania was an
expensive affair financially for the
United Mine Workers of America is
shown by the report of the national
auditors of strike relief accounts. This
strike. which ended on Nov. 10, 1911,
cost the organization a total for re-
lief of $1.O00095.5S. Previous to Nov.
/. 1910. n total of $221,0 00 had been
sent to the Irwin field by the national
organization for relief of the strikers.
James Cantwell was placed in charge
of the handling of the relief funds on
Nov. /, 1910 and from that date until
Nov. 10, 1911, total of $779,090.5S
was sent to Cantwell. OF this sum
S726,G59.79 was spent for merchandise
and $lS,949.23 was spent for general
expenses, such as the erection of tents
and shanties, house rent, ground
leases. coal, doctors bills and court
expenses When the strike ended
there was in CantwelPs hands bal
ance of 3,4S6.56.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16

crowded with msEillrl llar tn
competition of the vast hurt"S ~ iH
migrants is added to the EiaSses siru@
Cling for work All This increases the
competition. and the fundamental pur
pose of organization is TO keep down
the competition To deny the right to
the laboring class to organize for its
own protection would be injustice. "
Mr.. Brooks stated that organized CAPT
tai had been on top and had abused its
power Any student of economic prob
lens would readily grant that, he said,
aud the inevitable outcome will be that
the power would be returned to the
people.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16
esa&*: >a>2a :eef.: :Y:te@
UNION WISDOM.

Demand the label on your
printed matter.
Put your best and biggest nor
ey on the union label. 1t is a
sure winner.
Demand union made cigars. 1t
is guarantee against sweatshCp
and Chinese made cigars.
Attend the meetings of your
union and assist in the work.
Boost instead Of knocking.
When you purchase a pair Of
shoes with the union label you
assist the members Of the Boot
and Shoe Workers International
union.
The purchasing power of the
union earned dollar, rightly APP
piled, would amcliorate many Of
the unjust conditions which at
present exist.
% % 90 5000 900.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-02-16

enough ,a generously balance the vocal
efforts of great company, promises ca
aa..tr audiences during its engagement
Iera.
Tine quaint humor of George Bernard
-mws story has given opportunity for
m unusual range Of theme development
and as the mu-is becomes the voice OF
irlma when Alexiu7 repudiates Nadina,
So does ii cause the fancy to dance with
it in iJs lighter moods in much the same
way as Der NIeistersinger," with which
THE Chocolate Soldier has so often
been likened
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07
]. w. Corrington,
Secret Societies


MASONIC.
Hot Springs Chapter No. Al, r. A. NJ.
meets every second and fourth mondays.
L. II. BARRY, II. +.
Hot Springs Council No %. r. & s. NJ
meets every second Monday after Chap
ter e. II. ELLSWORTH. 7. l. NJ
Hot Springs commandery. No. 5. X. T.,
meets every first Monday
f. V. z. ELLSWORTH, e. c.
Hot Springs Lodge No. So. f. & A. NJ,
Masonic Temple, first and third Fridays
at p. m.
JAS. S. REAMEY, w. NJ.
sumpter Lodge No. 4s r. & A. NJ.
South Hot Springs. near erS
avenue car line secor
days at 1880 p. n
JCT
Robt. Ca
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07

MRS. c. N. FERGUSON, prop
First-e class board 81 per day up. sp'
cial rates by month.
Near Bath Houses and peposs..s
100 Central Ave. phone g.
Have Coopers Agent check your bsa0'f
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07
THE GODDARD HOTEL

European $500 and up
American $500 and up
Room 75c and $I.Oo Per Day
One Block From Bath Houses
Centrally Located For All Points
MRS. y. w. HUTSELL, Prop.
15O outside rooms, electric lights, call
bells, hot and cold running water, sta
tionary wash stands.
Apartments for light housekeeping
In connection with hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07

FOR rem
cottage. App
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07

The
lingto
hotels
hands
gravel
which
che id
be sta
wind i
OF day
opport
skill.
seven
The
each d
events
an aim
can be
Mana
experiel
has ma
the con
crowds.
souvenir
all info
their m;
and con
tions.
the cent
cial con
the VIM
other of
people VI
of the Ii
Bombs
close all
arrangem
able the
meet to 4
If Mr..
latest n
there viii
meet fWr
planes, M
planes al
best of all
The tic
yesterday
at the Ar
Majestic
be sold at
ing the va
The PEG
visitors A.
sOiiI.lDle st.
Phone 1898.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07
Arlington Hotel and Bath House

The Only Hotel on United States Res
House, newly enclosed and reftted, maxi
Ing i one Of the most beautiful bathing
establishments In the enslre country.
New sun ParIor and Rest Room over
looking the Mountain Parks.
Beautiful crliis with Metropolitan Ser.
vice and With special italian orchestra.
All Rooms with private bath supplied
with mineral water.
Private Automobile service between
the Arlington and the Golf and Country
Club for use Of guests.
Every convenience and comfort Of
strictly high-ciass modern hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07
TON HOTEL

YLcR, Prep.
oms, steam heat, hot
sater In all rooms.
all depots and bath
16 MARKET STREET
$40 PER WEEK.
! check your baggage
Dayton Hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-07

}. o. M.
sc No. 504, Loyal Order
gery Friday evening in
tl-2 Central Ave. Wis p
tally invited.
eFEWKES, Dictator.
Secretary.
AIDES OF SECURITY.
neil No. 2016, Knights
.urity meet at Oddfel-
9 third Thursday nights
Cordially welcomed.
IN FEWKES, Pres.
-ecret3ry.
Cd Smith, Organizer.
r. M.
No. g. Improved Or
,ets over Morris drug
ay evening. Visitors
GuERIN. Sachem.
5 OF T..
OF p.
-sday night. GA H.
III LOWER, C. c.
X. Of X. 4 s.
or A.
p No. 1898, Modern
ga, meets at S02 ~
he second and fourth
m. {. A. McCon-
brow. physicians.
WILLIAMSON, v. c.
Jerk
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31
Sullivan-Lothian.

A very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Lothian, 5 miles
north Of town Monday afternoon
May q, 1912, when their daugh-
ter Miss Sadie A., was married
to Joseph B. Sullivan.
A vocal solo was rendered by
Miss Nancy Hugo Of Duluth,
MINI. ;. Immediately after which
the wedding march was played
by Miss Rosamond Wells. The
bride and groom appeared pre-
ceded by four little flower girls.
They took their place in front of
a flower covered altar where the
solemn words were pronounced
by Rev. Mills of Arapahoe, that
made them husband and wife.
The bride was beautifully
gowned in a cream colored voile
trimmed in lace and carried a
large boquet of BRIDES roses.
After the ceremony sump-
tuous lunch was served in the
open air to about 100 guests who
were witnesses of the solemn
rites. They were the recipients
of many and beautiful presents.
The bride and groom, followed
by the guests marched down to
their new home, after which the
guests departed, wishing them a
long and happy life.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31
Post Office Inspector Here.

A. B. Britten, post office in
spector for this district, made an
examination of the local post
Office and the books of Mrs. Jen-
ME Ross, last week, being the
irstinspection in Is months.
Mr.. Britten made Cheyenne
Wells his headquarters while ex-
amining the other offices in the
county, and paid Mrs. Ross a
very high compliment in his re-
port on the good condition in
which he found her books, and
the office generally. Mrs. Ross
is one of the most competent and
accurate post Office officials in the
state and rightfully enjoys the
confidence reposed in her by the
post Office departments. \
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31

John Marolf. south of town,
came near losing a valuable horse
Wednesday afternoon. In some
manner the animal fell in the
manger on it's back. Mrs. Ma
rolf phoned to town for assist
ance and in q few minutes John
Staley with five other men went
to the rescue in his auto. The
horse was badly bruised and
probably would have died had
it not been for the convenience
Of the telephone.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31

Misses Maybel DeMunbrun and
Leila Thompson, Cheyenne coun-
ty's most entertaining vocalists,
and who usually have the first
call to the platform, in secular as
on religious occasions, will open
and close the Decoration day serv-
ices at the school house this after.
noon at 200 o'clock. When these
young ladies sing, any entertain
ment they assist, is a success.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31
Church Notice.

Sunday, June End, Sorrento at
1890 a. m.; Kit Carson 800 p.
M; First View, 500 p. m.
Sunday, June 9th, Clossen II
a. m.; Golden Valley 3p. m.
Deaconess Miss Cummings in
charge.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-05-31
Y al0re Hardware Co.
PIONE4 45

After and including today the
post Office will close promptly at
200 o'clock p. m. This is by
order of the post Office inspector.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
Sunmpre.

- Wit einem srOBen God i'm Sulie
uno nsbsn ibr elm blutbsi ifsftes BrOo'
msIsr liesenO. wuroe am Sonntas
yta6mittas bic 2eide Der Srau Sulia
Sopat pon Monroe Nuenue In einem
@rie 8arreu, Der auf bem uah Der
Sobuion .3sde fiihrenoen 3weisSsleiie
ituno. aufssiuuosn. Wtan bsfir9tste
Suerit, baB elm Wtorb uorliese. 9slauSts
ieoO4 nad elmer llnteriu&uns Su osm
Sdluk, ouB bic Srau In einsm aufalle
BON @siitesitOrun9 ii6 islbft ous Nsbsn
nabm. Sie bate ii4 uorber nud Der
sessniiber liessnosn Nlsr 8srcilibut
SSohnuus bsssbsu uno bort erfldrt. iie
bsabi6tiss. iid nit sinem Wtsher ben
Sals ju OurdidusiOeu.
= Sn osm s8obnbauie bes SObu
8atiits @Opisllo, 242 Sim StruBs, sr'
sisnsts fid ssitsrn Wtorssn nod 3 llbr
cine furAtbars @rploiiou. welds oas
baus uollitdnois bsmolirte uno a4t
Sswobueru plOslidsn COB bratts,
Die @stSOtstsn iiuo: 5rau @OuisllO.
4s SABRE ult Billiam, 81 Suare
yiS,is, IA Sabre; 9ucp. IL Sabre
Dominid. 8 Sabre; Srau Sito Cum
mo. % Sabre alt. cine usrbsirutbst.
To9tsr Der @ouiello @beleute. uuo ibr,
bsiben Sinbsr Sranf uuo Roie reip. s
uub Sabre alt. Gin 10idbrisss
TS6tsrlsin Der Srau Summa puroe ID
Die Ssite eines naben SaumeS 9eIGleu
bert unb BON bort lebeno serettet, bod
bat man I'm Staat 9oipitut Ssrinsl
SOffnuus fhr ibr auftommsn. Da;
unsrenssuOe 8Obubaus oes Wtthas
Simone sertetb In 8runo uno wuro
total jerltDrt, bod entiamen bic Se
pObusr. SObu Sutifts @ouisIlO, Ou'
Saupt Der Samilis. bat isin Ssbsu ben
llmitaubs su uerbantsn. oaB sr fur oi
@as unO @a1er @ompunis gtadtarbsi
an @resu 9iiOse StraBe that. Wtal
i6dst. Ous bura bic @rpIOiicn In be
Stu6buri6uft 1000 5snitsri6sibsu JET
triimmsrt murOen. SBus oieielbs uer
uuluBte, tOuute bis isst niat fsfts.itsll
neroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
Qlm DOnnerltaa wurOe in 01um

- gIm Donuerita9 wuroe In Rom
Der Seriut semaft, ben SOni9 Slttor
emanuel Su ermoroen, aber Der SOntg
blieb unuerlest. @r bate eben ieinsn
Palait psrlalien, I'M iif nah oem Pan'
tbsou 3u bsssbsn, mo- Elm @eoddtniB'
sottssbisnit gu @bren isinss usritorbs'
nsn YatsrS, oes SOui9s 9umbert, abs
sebalten msroen lollte, ais aus Der In
Der yidbe Oes Raluites an9eiammsltsn
Msni6snmsuse msbrers Sdiiis fislsu.
@insr Der Sffi,isre, bic iid tn Der uus
mittslbarsn Oidbs bss Monarhen be-
fanoen, numens Sang. murbe ssfdbrli4
psrlsst. 9iur nit Wfhbs sslans ss Der
POlijsi, ben Attsntdter. Der elm iunssr,
fsiu sstlsiOstsr Wann mar, Der wtitbsu'
ben Wsnss, bic ibn uuf Der Stens lpn'
den UOllts, Su entrsiBeH.
- Die 9riiis, pelde aus benz Strsit
iibsr bic @sitaltuns Der Oiterreihiidsn
g8sbruOrlase bsruOrsssaussu lit unb
ben Riidtritt oss unsariihen Sabinsts,
nit BEN @rafsn 9busu an Der Spiss,
;ur SOlss ssbubt bat, 1T nod INNER
unsslDf. Der srsiie Ssrrider ems
pfdust Gag fur Gag uusariias POlitt'
Ter unO lpri4t nit ihnsn bic bstfls Si'
tuatiOn siussbsnO bur&. Sn bsftuntsrf
ri9tstsu 3rsiisn piro aussnblidlia lsb'
baft bic MOsliatrit sr0rtsrt, baB @raf
9busn bon Der 3roue wieoerum an bic
Spits ber Stuatsusrmaltuns In unsara
bsruisn wiro. Sollts oiss absr nt@t
Der 6an fem, 70 Gilt Der nit BEN Sra:
fen abnsu 3urfdsstrsteus Sinanimiui'
fer Or. D. 9ufaes ale Der fommsnoe
Mlann.
- am Nontas Mors.n furi nu9
9 ubr fano In ben aulassn Der Sou'
tbsrn gaeific Giisubabu @sislli4aft ID
can antonio, Tsras, cine furHtbure
@rploFOu itutt. bel Der uisrssbn Psrio'
men auf Der Stslle set0otet uuo nod
msbr psrlsst murbsu. Spdtsr tpurbs
fsitesftellt, baB Der Dampffeiiel siusr
yofomutius In stuem Der 2ofomotipsn'
i9uppsn srpIOoirts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
Norb Serautou.

- Gin iibsrbei,ter Sfen unS Der
folsenoe Brano rtfteteu am Dieuitas
Siadmittas In Der Wobnuus 6es SOiepb
OaniafasfD on Gbeooore StraBe einen
SdaOsn uOn uuSetGbr $500 on.
-Srdulsiu Sslsu O. ProHsr BON
Saowin StraBe uno 2ouiS VI. Sobl
iinc om Dienitus Wiitta9 in Der asburp
Wt. Is. Stride ourd Paitor Wtoies Q.
@ooibau gum Buno fhr's Seben per-
bunbeu fporoen uno traten na6 Der
@eremOnie cine 9Odjeitsreile oil.
- Die 9eide bss 20 Sabre altsn
Wtanus Sonnban. mslher am 8. Wtdrj
oas WlalOnsD Oeim fir Beta9te usrlisB,
nuroe ON Snmita9 Wtorsen In osH
SBalbe stma cine Dieile Oitlif uOn
GbrOop Corners aufsefuuoen uno man
itellte oann ielt. baB er Der unbill Der
WiIterun9 srlssen mar.
= als Der "a Sabre atts Ease'
l6bnsr Uii6asl Wtaliih uou RoB aue.
nue. am Samitag Oiabmittas iih auf
oem 0elmwes pom oer Wtanuille Se4e
bsianb, ssrtstb er auf Der @leu StraBs
Srsu,uus Dor einen .. & y. 3ug uno
muroe auf Der Stslle eeIOotet Der
S6rpsr mar i4auberbaft 3erfleiidt.
- Die 80 Sabre alte @Ornslia u.
8rittian ieste friib am Sonntas Wtor'
gen Die WOhnun9 ON Shool StraBe
nit einem 3anObpt, in Sruno unO eIu
PaGant bemertte Die Slummen uno
idlu9 gllarm, norauf Sergeant Sobn
Saltrp ihueIl berbeieilte uno be betag'
te Srau uufluhte, mas ibm ieOot nibt
gelang Beoe maren nahe,u 9anllib
pom Dem Hauh iibermannt. oils Die
5euermebr erihien unO iie auffano. ers
holtsn lif aber ipGter wieOer uollltdn'
Dig. Das @ebGube wuroe fatlilb uoll'
ltanois ieritOrt.
- Der Bsrsmann Peter Betroms.
fp. 23 Sabre alt uno an 2beooors
StruBs wObnhuft, fisl ooer iprans aTl
Dtoutag 9lbeno uon Der Slt Wtartet
StraBe Bride in Den Sadamanna
6luB uno muroe pom Sames Wetbers
uon Jtap dug guenue bemertt. welter
Die YOlijei pom Dem YOr9an9 benat)'
rihtiste. IS geluns oieier 5ulest, ben
Wtann nit 9afen mieoer berausiu'
Sleben. oenu er mar $50 5uB uOn Der
Stelle i'm 9ebiiidl ecfun9en wOrocn ;
allies 6isles nubm ieoob nabeiu cine
Stunoe uno YetrOwstD mar beiinn'
uu9slos, uls man ibn ans llier brutte.
9ta6 einunoeinuiertel Stunoen brahte
man es iertig. i'm nieoer 3ur Seiinn'
ung Su briu9en, er uerweiserte aber. ll
erfldren. oh es elm 3ufall ODER Selbit'
morbperiuh mar. Wtan bebielt ibn
iiber 9ia6t i'm POliisi Sauptquartisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
Qm 5slten Qebensiobr IN in gDien

= Sm 59iten 9ebensjubr III In Wisn
am Wtontag Der sbemultse DIRECTOR oes
9Oiburs.G Gbsutsrs, 9Ofrutb Or. Wfnr
@uaeu Burdharo, an arterieu' Ssrfalt'
una 9eitorben. @r mar 8riuaioo,ent
on Der Biensr uniueriitdt. hoh bat er
i'm laufenben 0intsrlemeitsr Feline Sors
leiungen 9sbaltsu. Surdbaro mar am
IA. Suli bss Sabres 1854 in SrOnsn'
burg ssborsu, ubioluirts oas Spmnaii'
nm In 9remsmiinitsr uno oarnad bic
lluiuerlitdt gDisn. @r bat iablreiAe
Dsrfe ssidrieben.
- Sn Der Utoutas'Sisuns Der In
Yrhfsl tasenosn interuatiOnalsn 3udsr'
toufsrsn, purOs bic 3udsr' SonusntiOn
fir nsitsrs fhuf Sabre wisoer ernsusrt.
bssinnsno am 1. September 1918.
- Biaiam 6. Ssipp, Der @bef Der
,@onrao Ssipp 8rswins Co. in @bi'
caso uno Sobn oes ueritorbensn be-
fannten 8rausrs @onrab Ssipp, eri4ob
lid am Dfontas in stusm 3tmmsr fsi'
nsr SBobnuus, pdhrsnb bic Wtitslisosr
leiner Samilie am 5riibitidstiiAe iassn.
Ntan nimmt an, oas Der Ssritorbsns,
Der felt LANCER 3sit IsiOeno mar, bic usr'
,peifelte Tbat in eiuem anfalls pon
tsmpordrer @siltesumnahtuns, perur'
iaAt bura bic sebriidte Stimmuns in'
folss isiusr 8ranfbeit bssins.
- Die ipuuiids gntwOrt auf bic
frau,Ofids giOts bs3iislia Ufarofto's
fommt elmer slattsn abmsiiuns Der
SorS.runs Srantrsids fiir Ssbistsfom'
psuIationsn in isnsm yanos slsia, ba
Spanisu ii9 nur nit elmer @rensresu'
lation einperltanoen erfldrt, bic Sranf'
reid feinsn @smiun ssbsu whrbs. Der
Gsmps idrsibt in isinsr anssabs pom
SamItas, wsnu oiss Spanisns lsstss
Bort iiber MiuroffO Isi, baun iei ss
iGpisris uorausSuisbsu, mos fOmmsn
neroe.
- Gm ndditsn Samitas wirb auf
BEN arlington 5riebhOf In Der Suuoss'
bauptitaOt Die fsisrlids Ssiissuns Der
Eootsn bonn SdluGti6iffe -Wfaine1
Itattfinben unO uuter ancsren wirb aud
PrdfOsnt Tuft ii@ on Der Gruuerfeier
bstbsitissn. Der 8siiesuus ssht cine
srosartiss Erausrfeier uOruus. wsI&c
uuter frsiem Simmsl Dor Der Siofront
oes @sbdubes OsS Stauts', Srisss' unH
Niatius. Departments ubssbaltsn wtro
Vile 8ssieruuSs.D Departments wsrosr
anlaslid Der 5sier ssidlOisn isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21

- Sn bsm oils rEbs ROOters" be.
tanntsn @sbiuoe an Der @de BON
@uibiustOn Guenue unb Sprucs
Strase. @isentbum BON Suno &
DuuiOiOn, entitunS nm II ubr am
Montas gia6t I'M brittsn StOdpert
elm Srano, Der cine .3sitlaus brObte,
Ous ults 9OlSssbduOs su 3srft6rsn, bod
9eluus es Der alarmirtsn Ssusrmsbr
uud einftiiubiSsr Grbsit, ben Slummsu
@inbult su ssbistsn. Wiittlsrwsils mar
Ous @ebduos gum Sstrus BON stpu
IS, 900. bsi9dOist nOrbsu, nGbrent
Der S6uoen fir bic Uiistbsr Ii9 auI
etwa $4,000 belaufeu miro. DaS
@sbdubs entbdlt cine sInSubl 9dOsr
uno Sffieen uno in Oisisn ri6tete bsl
Ruud unO oas Buiisr srOBss llnbsi
on. Bier Srauen, bic ii9 im brittsr
Stod jur Ruhe besebsn batten, muBter
BON elmer an;ubl Didnnsr S,rsttst usr
ben. Der Brano purbe eutbedt, all
aus BEN Dillon Ybotosrapbiiden Gts
lIsr I'm brltten StOd bi@ter Rau9 Der
porquoll. uub 20 bausrts Ouun uur eli
puar Wiiuntsn. bic bic Stusmsbr lu
GtslIs mar.
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Bapne Gcuntp.

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Benjamin Distrid uon Dsit StraBs
bat ii9 elm Stammbulttr sinssitsllt,
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pon @burb Strase nit elmer iuussn
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uub bsHsu Bsiissuns fanS Samitas
Rorssn itutt, mad .iusm TransrOisuft
In Der bisRssu ct. Rarisn NasOulsnu
Girme.
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StaOt nnO GOuntb.

= Die leste Uohe ab9ebuItene Ge.
siftratiOn BON gBdblsrn ereub iusse.
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perben OH bic erfolsrei6eu Spieler
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wurSs.