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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-05
Eats Deadly Pills.

dren gave her one OF the pills. set the
box on table a few feet away and
went out TO resume her play
The paraiyzed mother sat in her
helplessness and smiled and cooed to
her prattling babe of fifteen months
as the little one crelt about the floor.
The baby;s head touched the hanging
table cloth and with gleefnl gurgle
the child grasped the cloth and be-
gan to draw itself to. its uncertain
feet. Then the bright eyes espied the
box and dimpled hand reached for
it.
Baby! baby! Oh, my God, baby,
don't touch IT,"
But the pills ratified in the box anG
with an exultant coo the little one
settled back to the floor. baby like,
carrying its new toy to its moist
mouth.
The frantic woman coaxed and
pleaded and scolded SShe used all the
gentle persuasion OF q mothers baby
talk to coax the child nearer. She
commanded. She did everything an
anxlety!torn woman could do to In
duce the baby 10 drop the box, But
to the little one It was all part OF a
game.
Then the boy cahte open and the
deadly pills fell into the child's lab
and upon the carpet. A pink little
thumb and finger reached for one OF
the deadIy sugar-coated pellets!
Chained to her chair. the mother
sent forth shrek after shrek FOR hu
man help and appeal after appeal to
her God. while only three feet away
death coaxed her darling nearer and
nearer to its embrace
The sugar tasted good and the baby
smiled and cooed. Then tt reached
for dGothef pill--tnl another,
Finally help came. but too late. The
baby is dead and the doctors are try
ing to save the sanltyof the Ntralyzed
DiOthpr
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REPORT if POLICE
COURT PROCEEDINGS

Police court proceedings for third
quarter October, November Decem-
berD, ending December 81, 1911, show
ing the total amount Of fines assessed,
the total costs, etc. the amounts due
and turned over to the city treasurer;
also the amount Of unpaid fines and
costs, showing the number of arrests
made in each month, and the charge
for which arrest was made.
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TAXES.

breathe aliases when 1must and pay taxes
know it's the proper spirit las isn't IT. ought
seraphic and like this of traffic. ought
greet the chew the
simply page should be glad 70 help the village ana
my dimes Legitimate My fathers bed and
other boonsthy thought I'd need
onery ting myself Just fairly sitting WI wrath When
burning keep the counys wheels atEnh
common ills round assemble
III view them Stole
hear me whoop for baleaxes aud
.sss: :tsss " li 4 Aa,azlla
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Finally help came, but too late. The
baby is dead and the doctors are try
Ing to save the sanlt%of the rltralyzed
mother.
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PILES CURED ms TO ~ DAYS.
luur druggist will refund money Il
pAzo oINTGfBNT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, bleeding or
Protruding Piles IN s to "A days. soe
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-29
Local News.

The weather lately has been
something to boast about.
See Broken Fetters," a five
act drama at Bickner's Hall,
Tuesday evening. Dec. 10.
The new business building Of
Mckinney & Davis on North Jer-
sey is progressing rapidly.
Jack Hagerty, for a number
of years a resident of st. Johns,
died in Portland last Friday.
He possessed considerable means.
w. E. Swengel & Son, of the
st. Johns Harness shop, st.
Johns, Ore, tells us that they
have added a stock of trunks,
suit cases, ETC., TO their line OF
harness, on which they antici-
pate a good trade.
That the Willamette Valley
loganberry will supplant the
grape in supplying a pleasant
and refreshing drink for people
of this country is a prediction
now being made. 1t is being
planted extensively and a great
future for this delicious fruit
seems assured.
Manufacturers of Oregon form
ed a state wide organization
during a convention in Portland
the past week that will. un-
doubtedly be productive of much
good. Ii will stimulate the de-
mand for Oregon made goods.
To this end the association will
conduct state wide campaign.
The Oregon Purebred Live
stock Association, in session the
past week, recommends the pas
sage of the livestock sanitary
bill by the next Legislature,
This provides for the appoint
ment of the commission of five
who will serve without salary tC
check the spread of livestock
diseases.
A" "Made in Oregon" dinner
held by the Oregon Manufactur'
ers Association in Portland las
week called attention to the i'm
portance of home industries anC
boosted state made products
The value of such a movement il
apparent, but the necessity re
mains of sufficiently impressinl
it upon Oregon people.
One of the inspiring things
of life is the popularity of youth
Or perhaps it might better b'
called the aim of everybody Il
keep young. Old age has los
out to the modern idea. sayi
Judge. Who nowadays sees ole
men or women? Men who hal
a century ago would have beer
characterized as stricken will
years" are gay old boys today
and women have so mastered
the art of perpetual youth that i
takes a wise one TO pick out th'
grandmothers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-29

Remember when you buy here
the money is yours If your pur-
chase does not satisfy. Cur
rinl says so.
The ladies aid of the Baptist
church will have a bazaar Satur-
day, Dec. Ii. Place will be am
nounced later.
All parties having postoilice
boxes will be expected TO tuin i'm
their keys by the last of Decem-
ber, 1912, and receive their de
posits, so says Postmaster Mona
han.
Mrs. Huston entertained the
Ladies of the Baptist Church to
a 10 cent tea Tuesday afternoon
Miss Lulu Day gave several read
ings which were thoroughly en-
joyed by all present.
Congregational Church Sunday
School 10 A. Nj. Preaching, III
A. M. and 1870 p. NJ. Morning
Communion Service. Topic in
the evening, "Christs Mission
to the Chain-bound." ."
The first annual convention of
the Oregon Electrical COntrac-
tors association will be held in
Portland December II. Is. An
interesting program has been
prepared consisting of addresses
that will be of value 10 all at
tending. Many entertainment
features have been arranged.
John Hartley, wife and son
Clifford, Of Sauk Centre, Mimi
were guests of Gus Salamond
and family on Sunday. The two
families had been neighbors for
many years, and the reunion was
most pleasant. The visitors
highly enjoyed the the beautiful
summer-like weather, and We're
also highly delighted with st.
johns. Ihey Will llkely decide
TO locate here later on.
Howard +. Van Valkenburg
and Mary Elizabeth Stalter, Nov.
A, 1912, at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. G.. j. Hazeltine, Canyon
City, Oregon. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Van
Valkenberg of Burns, Oregon.
The bride is the neice of Mr..
and Mrs. h. f. Day of st. Johns,
with whom she had made her
home for ten years. She gradua-
ted from the st. Johns High
| School in June of last year, and
| has been teaching school at Ham
ilton, where she met her hus-
band. They will make their
home at Riley, Harvey County,
Oregon. The bride has many
warm friends in st. Johns, who
wish her all the happiness possi-
BILE in her new relation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-29

Gilmore's Barber Shop--a spe-
eialty on childrens' hair cutting.
The w. II. c. will hold a bazar
and dinner in the |. o. o. +. hall
Saturday. November 30. from II
TO 2 p. m. 7; dinner % cents.
residents of this place will re-
member as Miss Foster "The
teacher" so dearly loved by both
children and parents in st. Johns
for many years.
Through the efforts of j. N.
Teal, the Government will be
asked to subscribe one half of
100000 from the reclamation
fund for a thorough survey of
the Deschutes River 10 deter
mine its power and irrigation
possibilities. The state will, il
is proposed, raise the remainder
of the fund.
The st. Johns Juniors defeat
ed the South Portland Juniors in
a game of foot ball played on the
local grounds near the Catholic
school November oath. Williford,
Parker and feeling played a brill
liant game for st. Johns, while
Abrams starred for South Port
land. The score was % 10 o in
favor of the locals.
George Simmons came down
from Washington state Monday
and greeted his many friends
here. George is making good
at his new home, being a school
director and, like his father be-
fore him, is a vigorous element
in the construction of good roads,
He harvested over 800 sacks
i of potatoes this Fall, besides
numerous other farm products,
Mrs. Rilla Motheny of Eastern
Washington, is now paying Wis
| il to her father, Governor Fletch'
er of St. Johns, it being a yeal
and a half since she last saw hen
mother and brothers. Mrs
Motheny is a pleasant, vigorous
looking young lady. Her hus.
band enjoys the distinction OF
being a near relative of Mrs
| Lister, the wife of the Governor
elect of Washington.
Do not forget the Mothers
meeting at the Library next Mon
day at 2:30. Fathers, as well a.
mothers, and every one invited
The parents will be especial!
interested in this meeting, No
only because the subject is mos
important one but because it i
TO be handled by two of the teach
ers of the st. Johns public schools
Subject: Obedience and how :
obtain it. Paper by Miss Nelli
Nj. Stevens, honored and worth.
principal of the North st. John
school. Discussion led by Mrs
Sarah L. Loysey, who the olde
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-29

ADS. Matted milk is the best
baby food. "Currin says So"
Get an electric head treatment or
massage at Gilmore's Barber Shop.
Have you seen the piano? st.
Johns Hardware Co. gives it
away.
We now have the best assort-
ment of candies in the city.
"0urrin says So"
Gus Salamond has sold the
Multnomah theatre TO Mrs. Ell
liot, of Kansas, who has taken
charge of the same.
For Rent 6 6room modern bun
galow, reasonable TO steady ten
ant, Cor. Catlin and Fillmore.
Phone Marshall 1862. Key at
Peninsula National Bank.
William Vaughn and family of
Eastern Oregon moved TO st.
Johns this week. and are now
occupying the Robert Johnson
residence on Mohawk street.
For Chill Concarne, Hot Ia
males, Chinese noodles, hot
boullions and home made can
dies, go TO the Geneva Chill par
lors, 204 N. Jersey Street.
Eighty acres, four miles west
of Oakland, Oregon, half mile
from Stephens postoffice, Doug
las county, uncleared. Want to
trade this for house and lot or
vacant lots. Bargain for some
one. Mckinney & Davis.
Tillamook County will soon
start a new industry, the manu-
facture of milk sugar from whey.
a large supply of which is avail
able at the numerous cheese fac
tories of that district. Funds
for the erection of a factory
have been supplied.
Eugene, which is one of the
most progressive cities of the
state, is keeping up its reputa-
tion by starting another new
thing. This time it is a plan
for a workingman's club, where
men of all classes will feel at
home and facilities will be pro-
vided for pleasant recreation
and improvement.
| Crook County won honors al
the Minneapolis Land Show, TAX
ing the Northern Pacific cup fol-
the best display of forage plants.
AS this was in direct compete
ton with seven northwestern
states, it is something to crow
over. Oregon farmers give gooC
account of themselves at any
show where they enter exhibits,
Oregon Agricultural College
will have the full cooperation
of te Federal Government in its
back to the farm work. Presi
dent Kerr, recently returned
from Washington, received the
assurance that funds will bt
forth coming annually for state
wide work of this character
Oregon's activities along this
line were viewed with favor al
the capital.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-29
Pay your subscription.


more, the Barber.
For bargains in real estate, see
j. +. Williams.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this Office; so cents each.
Save our circulars. They will
interest you every day. North
Bank Pharmacy.
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at IL. Il. Clark's, the furni-
ture man. It
When you are looking for the
best drugs at the best prices
90 to "The North Bank Pharm-
acy."
II you want prompt delivery of
wood. call Cochran.Nutting * Co.
Phone Col. SS4. AIS So. Hayes
street. 2otf
Trade here and get green
stamps. They have the pur-
chasing power of money. Cur
rim says SO"
Found A Shepherd dog, about
two years old. Owner can have
same by calling at Dams Grill
and paying charges.
Then learn, my son, this lesson
well;
The hen, among the birds, is
wise.
For though she lays in quietness,
She ne'er forgets 10 advertise.
Broken Fetters." a drama in
/ five acts by Charles Townsend,
will be presented at Bickners
Hall, Tuesday evening, Dec. 10,
by the young people of the Chris
tian Church. See il.
See G.. w. Overstreet for any
thing in the plumbing line. Oppo-
site Central School. 3II 5. Jersey
street. Office and residence phone,
Columbia, 500. 42tf
Several good dwellings for
sale; small cash payment and
balance like rent. Also two good
dwellings for rent. See j. f..
| Williams.
Do your Christmas shopping
now. Get a kodak. Makes a
good present for anyone. Cur
rim says so.
The boys appetite is often the
source of amazement. If you
would have such an appetite
take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They not only create a healthy APP
petite, but strengthen the stom-
ach and enable it to do its work
naturally. For sale by all deal
ers.
Mr.. Poultryman: If you are
not getting eggs, don't blame
the chickens. Help them along
by feeding COnkey's Laying Ton
ic. Lauthers Mercantile Co, has
it. Up.
First Christian Science Society
Sundays II a. m, Wednesdays at 8
p. m. Reading room open on Tues
day and Saturday from to a p. m.
An cordially invited to the services
and reading room. Subject Sunday
"Ancient and Modern Necromacy,
alias Meslnerism aud Hypnotism
Denounced
Plans have been set on foot foI
making the 1913 Rose Festival
the biggest thing in the history
of the city. 1t is expected tC
spend more money on the com,
ing festival than ever before anC
to provide lavish entertainment
for the thousands of visitors.
A man supposed TO be S. v
Davidor was shot TO death il
New York city a day or two ago
He was we'll known in st. Johns
as a dispenser of gold bricks
one of which he tried TO hanC
the city council a few years ago
in the shape of a gas franchise
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Sursmb burg.

Oenn man oas lGnDhen ouf Der
europGii6eH adrte in ieiHsr beut,gen
territoridlen 4usbsbHung betrohtst,
ipQts man ni6t gIaukn, bob es elm
NAL cine bebeutenoe politii6e Stelz
lung .iussnpmmen, i'm IA. uno 10.
5ubrbunoer. g0bmen Elm. Reihe pon
aonis.n unb benz Deuti1en Reid.
flint aaiIsr seseben bat. Anhoem
Guremburs 1444 untsr bur9unollte.
ipdt.r unter 0fterreihtih fponif6e.
unter 0ft.rrsitiihsoeutihe uub suIest
1876 als .WalDsrospurtemsnt" uns
ter fran3oiiitx 5erri6aft ae,ommen
ipor, erlanete es i'm Sabre 1916
burh ben Wiensr Grisb.n i.ins I'm
obhGnaiotsit nieber, inoem e unt.r
benz ssepter bes 5ouiss GronIsHs
RaFau gum 9robbsrapstbum erboben
tpurbs. Wah beifen aufIofung 1856
erbielt bas @robbsrSogihum ourh ben
2onboner 8ertrdg pom II. Wai 1867
ben gbaratter zines polI'tdnbia unnbs
bdnsis.n, nsutraIen uno 'ouDerdnsn
Gtaates.
9as 2ono 2ursmbure bari man
ppbl als zines Der rei3enoiten 0es
birsslGnber peitli6 bes Rbsins be-
seihnen. einasitloHsn bon ben 50s
hen5iisen Der belsiideH arbennen i'm
Meften, BON ben on beitertr Raturs
romantic 70 reiden DUR unb Sauers
tbak i'm Often unb ben ionnio.n Nos
isInieberunsen i'm Giiben, lisst es oa,
ein peGfelpoIIes Sbpn Iiebli6.r, ma
leriider Tbalsriinpe, acknowledgement,
polbbe betanoener, NIT Iriimmern als
ter Riitertbdier, Sbdlsr, bi. iiH benz
Danberer urpl0slid eridlisBen uub
@inblids in rei6e unb erobartise
Saenerisn setpdbren.
gu ben Decentralization .ritt in
Guremburs Elm ausgeb.hnter, ereies
bigger Mders unb Weinbdu. GanebsR
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rpidelt, namentli1 bic Giisninbuitrie
Tin ben i'm iiiblihen 9beile bes lanbes
seltseHsn gifenerSlasrn).
5iir 9srtsbrsp.rbGltniiie iit OUT
eeforgt burA Elm Iebr auseeoebntes
unD DeitDer5peistes Giienba6ns, Wo-
torDasens, Strabens uno Wkgenes.
Rein 2dno Guropas III NIT Gurems
burg pergIeidbar in 9eaug auf ges
m.inniisise 9erpsrtbuns Der islspbo-
nifhen ginri6tunsen. 4ne Grte in
bem 100000 Ginnobner odblenben
Grobkr5ostbum finb nit sinonber te.
lephonif4 Derbunhen.
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Denn man Die aumpagns-Gels
ter Der perihiebensn praitoentihaftss
4anbioaten bort, lit Der aanolz
bat, BEN iis befiirDprten, ihpn 10 gut
pie npminirt. Gas tit cine Daritelz
luna, Die tein 0srtrausn einfloBt, gus
NAL tpenn iie ii6 big 3ur gebauptuns
periteist, buB 9aft nu6 ansabe bon
RooIspeIts 8ertreter bios So Stimz
men als fsitsn geiiB beanipruhen
tann. QufidIub srtbeilen bic 3iffsrn
nur iniofern, als tie erfeben lohen.
oab auf Der repubIitoniiden Settle bic
WdbI sptihen 5aft unb Rooiepelt
uuo auf Der bemotratiihen Seite
5pti6en GIart uno Wilion idpebt.
Die iibrigeu 9spsrber iino 5u peit i'm
Sintsrtrsffen, als bab lie irsenb tpel6e
ausii6tsn auf @rfolg bdtten. grs
ii6tIih lit aud, oqB in beioen 5daen
bic ausiihtspousn aanbioatsn bi6t
nsbeneinanoer in Dem Rennen limb.
Saft bat tppbl eiuen gorIprung Dor
Rpoispslt, aber er 1T ntht bebeutsno.
Gknio 1T gldrt ieinem 9egnsr Wus
ION niht melt poraus. Inter folhen
umitGnben iheint es bOdIt getpa9t,
trgeno ginem ieBt i6on ben Sies 3us
suIprehen unb ods miro aud in ben
nGhIten Wpfsn ntht mDelif fsin, oa
niht porausauiebsn lit, tpiepisl Stimz
men ben 8eperbern nod 5ufaueu pers
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absr auf Der republitaniiaen Seite
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unb Saft gu oenten 1T, nit Der groz
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Bir fouten jsood msinsn, oaB Die De-
motratiihs partei pon Der grpanitis
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GmpprbHbne. Cine annere firhlths
Mertpiirbiateit III bic Anlrinns'
tapeIie i'm 8oltsmuno ct. Srsti'
eenannt s. Sie fon alter isin. als Dc
Gtabt unb bilo.t cine fdtatombenar'
iis tn ben GeIieu eingsbdntns Sroiis.
Der Quirinusfslien mar an9eplsn
friiber Der Sip bes teltiffen nno ro'
mifden auItus, nit Dem elnorngsn
Der sronten babe bsIs Stdtte eins
hriftIihe Weibe trbalten. auh slns
Reibs aniebnlidsr Gentmaler, Gole'
rien unp Wuieen beiibt lursmbure.
Qurembura iit bsuts eine Siao'
mobernen Gborattsr. pelhe in ras
Idem aufitpuns begriffen 1T. DIX
5auptitabt oes 2anbss III audi Reii.
benaitapt uno bat burh ben puhrhaft
flritliden 6of, ben Der Grcbhsrsoe
tros ieinsr purh arnntbeit nDtbtgen
abtpeienbeit fiihrte unb burh b. an,
fpefenbsit Der BET ibm aitlsoiiirten
geionbitn ein sldnSenpes 8eprags
er5alten. 9uremburs in Der Sis Der
aunossrssisruns, eines 8Hhofs, einss
Oberssrihtsbois uno zines gsSiriss
s.ritts, font. fdmmtli6sr 9srpal'
tunesb.bOroen. Das 9robbersosiham
bot teine armee. gs III ibm a!s einsm
n.utroIen Qonoe nur seiiattst. bic 3ui
Nufreb,erbdltuns Der innereu Orb
nuna erforbsrIite Rannihaft, NAM
Iih Elm 9enoarmeristorps uno elm.
Jreiipinigen aompaenie bon 200
Rann nit Wsuiii, unt.r Woifen 81
haIisn. 2urembura III Der Geburtsor'
eer General. qlbrineen unb Bed
tpsIhe esssn Gnos BEG Is. Sabrhun'
berts in drmIihen 6Ittsn, bic nod
b.uts iteh.n, bas 1asesIiht .rb!idt boi
ben. 0raf aloringsn ftarb 1882 dls
General Der ,aiisrIih piterrsitfher
armee unb Bpupstntur bon 2urtm'
burg unb Ching; Bed erIas 1649 81
arras in 1rantrsih Den in BEL
Snloht bel asns .rboltsn.u Wunoen
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perbinb.n gu loFtn. au6 S6onbsrs
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iuaII.nitsiniibeH armes, tpelttr 1851
In Der S6ia6t bel 2eipsis fiel, pal
In aursmburs sebor.n. Der Reite bel
orobtn Ul1nner, heren N9ieat in bic
fer Staot ssitoubtn, ibIiebsn iib nod
tptiier an: 9raf Wtonsfele, 9ouper
ntur BON aursmburs, pdbrenb be-
fpuniiben SsrrItoft, uno b'5iiort
g.uerausutnant Der iponiiheR ar
nrs.
Wkr 9ursmburs ,inmal e.isbtn bat
fpirn INNER germ. boribin 5uriid,eh
ren, neil an pieier Stdtis Rdtur
Sunit unb giupobn,r in Isitter Meii
bos Suter,iie bts Jrempen .rrsstn.
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Nus 9aeen ifreibi man: Ter
iieiaenoe arbeitermangel bat IN Den
lesten ,Sabren in einiaen ,snbuitrle.
jlpeieen oaBu seiiihrt, IN groberem
llmiang ausIdnoiid,e arbeiter hernn.
3u,iehen. 9,od, Riftbeilums oes 8e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per0en I'M 8ruB'
ber3ogtbum gnben runo 2i,0oO aus
l1nbiid)e Arbeiter, bos limb rnno Z 3
GroseHt Der aeiammten 5abrifarbei.
terid,aft, 6eid]aftiat; ein Mertel Der
ausl1noiid~n arbeiter limb sSrauen5.
perlonen. @eitous bic neiiten, nam.
lib runb 10000, iinb Siolicner, bic
ror5nespeiie ben oberttolieniihen
1ropinSen eniitanlmen, 1900 arbeiter
limb ilatuiihen uriprungs uno fcr.
men aus Seiterreidb, 8aliSien, I'm.
gnrn, Eentif. polen (WniurenD nno
9obmen; ebenlopielc f430O fommen
auf bic STpeiS uno aif IiroI. lie
Shwei5er baben iih irnierem oeiti-
'dsen @eien unb imiereu 8ctpohnhei-
ten 10 nngepobt, ooB ticfere 9eeen.
i1ee spiiden ausldnoiiher unb eln.
beiiHiiher arbeiteridait nid,t bette
ben. anoers liegen, nad YtiitheiluHg
nes Observation-Disclosures oiegerbdlt.
niile bel ben e1alienern unb Bolen.
Shon Der 6rmno, Der bieie rpmani.
it,er uno iIatpiidRn arbeiter neran.
Iobt, lifl bein oeitilGeu Arbeitsmartt
Siisuipenben, ,inieriheibei Tie BON ben
einbeiiniiden arbeiiern. ssn Der Re'
gel iuhen lie gar nift oauernoen sc.
bensunterholt in Der beutiten s,uou-
iirie, lie haben pielmebr Die Abiift,
nmr eine beiiinln,te Reibe bon Sahren
bel nns su orbeiten, @elo ia peroie.
ien. 8eIo 5u iporen uno nonn pieber
in ibre Seimoth suriif3ufebren: IN ge.
piiien 3eitabitanoen. seEpohnIid I'm
MiHter. beilhen lie aud ibreSeimntl.
Wii 9orliebe ipdblen Tie baber getrie.
te. bic bon Der Mitferung nbhdn9ia
limb. Die oas gaubanoiperf, Stein.
bride, 3ieaeleien u. I. ~, nno ihIie,
beiI pon pornherein itren 4rbeitsper.
trng aiif bic Gnuer elmer 0anrpdane
ab. Riht 'elfen seipdhren Die Arbeii.
aeber nnf freie Sin. iino Miifrciie,
ntitun.er ioenr einen ReiiesuihuB
BE polniihen arbeiterinnen elmer
SnnpeniortieranitnIt in Wnnnheini
aehen bnm arcBen gbeil iiber bic
Meibnotts.eii 3 bis A &od1en in oie
4eimofh. nm oann 5nr arbeitslielIe
suriidsufehren, 3nar i'm irerloei
Snno lebeno bleiben Die ansianoer
lmn isrcm Tenten un0 JiihIen ilno
INIT ibrer gan5en gebenslueile IN Der
Seimnfb. itrena abaeid)loiien DON je.
benz. Der fein ganosmnnn iii. polesl
mno ,staliener eignen iih. audi pcnll
Iie ifon ieit Hebreren Sahren IN
IeutifI.no arbeiten famm bic ncit'-
ipcnbiaiien oeiifiden Norte On ssil
Aeirieben. in oenen anaeboriae beioer
Rationcn orbeiten, limb geionoerfs
aiten. Gf. nnD Shlaira.Inle Dor.
hnnoen. Gin acgcnieitiaer Vertehr be-
liseht nid,t Ter 1eariif Der Heinlid;
ifeit bisibt bel ben r0iuanii1eil ljtl