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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
THE CALUMET

commenting on the popularity of the
remarkably fascinating nine-rcel pro-
duction. THE Spoilers" which will an
pear at the Calumet, Monday after
noon and evening. The Evening Wis
consin says:
by popular request, and because of
the Notwithstanding run here Of the
photoplay version of Rex Beach's thrill
ling story of the Northland, The Spoil
ers,' which has been the attraction nj
the Orpheum theater during the past
week, the management has extended
the engagement of this thrilling screen
drama for another week to give the
many who were unable to witness the
piece because of the capacity houses
last week another opportunity of see
ing it picturesqucly visualzed. So
popular has been the perturbation of
The Spoilers that crowds have been
Kept waiting in the thcatcr lobby. Of
ten extending out as far as the side
walk, at every performance. The
gripping story of Klondise romance.
with William Farnum and Kathlyn
Williams in the principal roles, has
appealed so strongly To Milwaukee,
thcatcrgoers that all records for runs
of picture plays at this theatcr have
been broken. Milwaukee has lost no
time in showing it's appreciation of
being able to view The Spoilers" i'm
phqtodramatic form ahead of other
large cities of the country as the
piece was booked at the Orpheum i'm
mediatly after the completion of the
production Chicago, where The Spoil
ers' is enjoying the twelfth week of
its tremendous run, liz the only city
that so far has been able To enjoy the
piece wits its stirring dramatic action.
The many who have been thrilled by
the book are exulting in the realism
depicted in the photoplay, which brings
the Rex Beach characterizations with
their numerous peculiarities before the
audience much more wildly than could
the masterful description of them by
Beach's PEN
The Calumet feature Saturday and
Sunday will be "Sapho," six reel
production in which Florence Roberts
plays the title role.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
THE CROWN

The Crown features the nineteenth
chapter OF "Our Mutual Girl series.
Ada. Margaret's protege, awakens from
sound slumber in the palatial resi-
dence OF Mrs. Knickerbocker. After
several nights on the uncomfortable
cots occupied by the prisoners on
Blackwelrs island, the soft mattress
easy springs and downy covering
were so conducive to rest that the girl
slept late. Meanwhile. Margaret went
shopping, content that she had saved
Ada from a long prison term.
Ada feels dreary when she awakens,
aware that Margarets aunt has no
particular liking for her. and she con-
cludes it will be better to return to her
former life. Just az she energies from
the house, she is met by kid Joseph"
who had learned OF her release from
the Blackwell, and together they leave
for their old haunts.
Margaret and her aunt are return
ing from their shopping tour when
they encounter a crowd and traffic is
temporarily halted. Ada's brother leaps
from the center of the crowd onto the
running board Of the auto and begs
Margaret to save him. Hurricdly he
attempts to tell her OF his plight and
his earnestness impresses Margaret.
She concludes 10 take him to her home
that he might meet his sister. When
they arrive at the Knickerbocker
home. they are informed Ada has left.
"Our Mutual Girr then concludes to
find her and she begins a tour OF the
lower east side.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
CONTRACT ON PLAYGROUND
SITE MAY NOT Be RENEWED
VILLAGE MAY BE RELEASED
FROM ITS OBLIGATION ON
THE YOTTI PROPERTY.

The prospect of the First street
playground continuing in operation
under municipal supervision, after the
expiration of the lease which the viii
lage holds on the site, is gloomy and
unless members of the playground as
ISOLATION do little missionary work
among the members Of the council,
the grounds may be discontinued. The
lease which the village holds on the
property will expire tins fall and there
appears to be no desire on the part Of
the council to renew the contract. In
the event that the village is released
from the obligation, the playground
will be closed, doubtless. unless some
arrangement is mado by tie play
round organization with the owners
OF the site
While the playground movement has
been popular among parents Of chill
drcn who patrOnizc the grounds, there
arc a number OF taxpayers who do not
favor municipal Fairgrounds and they
have freely expressed their sentiment.
They appear TO be opposed to the idea
OF spending public funds for the up
keep or Fairgrounds anc If that senti-
mont predomiratcg, the playground
idea may have to be abandoned
So far as the village is obligated, it
has contracted only to nay the taxes
on the property though since the
rounds were established, u nominal
81
maintenance. Lights and water have
been Installed ana village cams have
been pressed into service frequently
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
News OF the Theaters
CONCERNING ATTRACTIONS THE LOCAL WAREHOUSES; oeese
THE AMUSEMENT LOVING PUBLIC
this COLUMN APPEARS EVERY TUESDAY AND ra,oAv,

MS wife, and is ordered to take per-
sonal charge of her.
The Union soldiers quietly advance
on the general body, and the Confed
crates, instead of surprising them ms
originally planned, are themselves sur
prlsed ana overcome. The Federal
charge Is quick and decisive. The Con-
iederates retreat in disorder. The
colonel in command. out of gratitude
for the valuable service OF Jim's bravo
WIFE, gives him a three months fur
Tough to visit his home, where the
Confederate coup was frustrated by
the baby Lillian.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
THE PEOPLES

"Wife." a two-reel Eclair subject,
is the Peoples headline offering. In
this play. highly amusing plot is
woven about a girl who marries for
money and both she and her husband
are aware that love does not enter into
the pact.
I,eonora, to save her father from
financial ruin. marries his business
mariner. Price, who is rich in his own
right. The man whom she hoped to
marry and whom she loved, young Dr.
Livingston, is crushed on receiving
the news.
Months go by, Price the while try
inc 70 win the love of Leonora. He
does not know of the love affair be-
tween his wife and Livingston MS
friend. and when they retire TO a
country home. he invites Livingston
IN visit them. Though torn between
conflicting emotions. the young doc
FOR decides to accept. The meeting
hetween Livingston and Leonora ~
strained and as time passes she ilhu
she cannot bear to have MN III the
house. Her sister, Alice, carries mes
sage to him, urging him to depart
Livingston demands that l'eonora
bring the message herself to his room
that night at twelve.
LIVER, ia discovered In Livings-
TOMS room by her husband lie Is
furious and heartbroken; he would
shoot Livingston. but his wires plead
inc eyes breaks his nerve ana ne iaiiS
beside her sobbing.
Tbat winter finds the Prices IN New
York. Mr.. Price, his nerves W, o,o w.
down by the former incident mas De-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
THE GRAND

The Grand presents for tonight as
the head lire picture IA two part Luz
hin subject entitled THE Klondiko
hubble" powerful picture OF the gold
country. Tomorrow matinee and night,
I'm addition to the regular bin, there
will be shown "A four reel sensational
subject entitled Victory or Death"
on Sunday the feature will be a
selg two-part picture, Reporter Jim
mic Intervenes" the story of which
follows:
The city editor assigned his star re-
norter. Jimmie, to an expose of the
biggest steal that any corporation tried
70 put over the municipality. Jimmie
plnged into his work and thereafter
his stories appeared on the first page.
Councilman Blake, cold bloOded
aldermen and while he had long been
suspect" nobody was clever enough
to put il over on him" At the pre-
limnary council meeting only u single
vote was required to give the peoples
property" to the railroad trust The
lacking vote was Black, who. reserved
his right To hold the big job i'm leash.
AT this point GTayson, the head of the
railway trust came to the city secret
~, Just as Blake expected he would,
praying for a conference.
IN the interim Reporter Jimmie met
rapher, who felt the power OF his per-
sonaity, and could not restrain iier in
tcrcst ia the story that was unfolding
as ne came day after day for inter
views. When she learned that Coun-
Gilman Blake was to be guest that
night at Grayson's country home she
tipped ii or to Jimmie by phone
tie managed to get unobscrVcd into
GraysOn's house and his sharp ears
overheard the conclusion II the bar
gam between tie councilman and the
maguatc. Blake hurried away, and
Cray son sat down To enjoy rejecting
that nc had the winning az the fran
,hiSc iiSht i'm his pocket signed for Il
certainty by Lake. The alert Jimmie
lcapcd upon him, bound and gaggcd
him. and, possessing himself OF the
precious document, escaped from the
house and made u run for his lurSc
he had concealed In the shrubbcry. lie
runs into the husky secretary OF Gray
son and handed him a punch on the
point of the jaw and then proceeded
to his horse. The secretary, however,
rallied for the count and took a shot al
Jimmie, that came so close that il
made a brain bruise across his brow.
Things were happening in the City
Hall in the interim and likewise at the
newspaper Office, sort Of eXpectant
hush that comes before great news
breaks" The editor was about to or
der the presses to start, giving up the
expected scoop as too late, when jim
ME with a bloody handkerchief bound
over his brow, and the Knockout doc
ument in his hand, staggered into the
office with his smashing story. II was
big thing and the bold-face type
played it up in scare heads The scene
shifted to the council chamber, Blake
concluded his speech and the voting
was about to begin, when Jimmie dart
ed into the room and pushed the Eek
ira" under the nose OF the astonished
Blake, and then passed other copies
around so quickly that the great fran
chise steal died a-bornin'.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14
CARNIVAL OPENS MONDAY.
Miller Shows To Arrive Sunday from
the Iron District

The Miller shows, tlc main attr9c-
ton in the big carnival which will
open i'm the driving park Monday viii
arrive Sunday afternoon from the iron
country. a special South Shore train
Of thirty-hve cars viii convey the vans
and the two hundred people who make
up the personnel OF tho company. No
time will be lost in erecting the Rnts
and the opening viii take place Mon
day afternoon. \ big street parade,
leaving the park at 1880 ana trayers-
ing through Calumet ana Rcd Jacket
Is announced. The shows carry tthe
usual number Of free attractions and
an innovation will be daily pyro-
tcchEi, display.
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Mi"sc9 Merry and Nellie Picncy and
Wcich, are visiting AIRS Margaret
Goulottc and Mas. Hush Gibson, Laur-
ium.
Marshal James Will who has been
Visiting in the iron country rs expected
to return tomorrow. Mrs. Wma viii
icmam in Neeounce for a1yeral weeks
to visit relatives.
Mrs. d. L. McQaoqq ana chiiGren
are camping at Eagle Har5or for a,fcw
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Malhorbe Nnd
daughter Marearct, and Mrs. ~ NJ.
Ryan have returned from Central
where they have been camping.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-14

one lot of ladies' skirts, black and
navy. Regular $500 values. During
our clearing sale, only $2.95. At Cart
r's.-Advertisement. 49,, Is
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28
Gs 1T 3eit.

Isl non ore q Scluit, rim for
pplir life, me are after poll". @ir
battcn @elegenheit, es GIL Der Spite
elmer cnglil6en 3eitllng III lelen.
@ir selteben es, llns bat oiele sIrt
Der slnpreiillng oes Slattes nitt
gefallen. SIT Der Sert old) nlbt
bllhltublid) 5ll ncbnen, er flingt oof
noh slnpreiiung iener WlitteL nit
oenen man ein paar Sabrbl1oerte
5uriid in europa sic Selt fatboliib
mnd)te.
Mon fonn aber begreifen. oab bie
ontireligioie Tropn9onou oiele @ese
aebt, menn man lid por slugen bolt,
nit melben Witteln perluht miro,
oas Tolf 5ll llmgarnen. llno es lit
cine Satlabe, oas oeutide giir9er-
tum oes 2onoes lit belte oaran, lib
nit Saut umo 6aaren Sen &irhen
aus5ulieiern. Sber nidt?
Die rDmiib- fatholiide Sciiliterei
bat iid III oen Teutid)- -slmerifani-
| id]en gsationalbuno eingeniltet lmo
les crreid)t, ipic cs Dor 5lpei Sabren
amf elmer &oupention fcltae'tcllt
muroe, bab in oen oelitiden ,Sani-
lien, penn beltld5 geillnaen miro,
es oos oel,tlhe &ird)enlieO lit, ons
ertDnt. Sus vlibcrale Clement"
pie Iid) oie slngcborigen ocs 9satio-
nolbunoes ncnnen, fano Dies gang
III Sronllng. 0eutid9 lit oclltid), oh
COS oeutide &ir6enlieo ooer Die
oel,tid,e 0idtfllnlt in Dem Seim Ser
! Sentl6en sur @cltlng fonlnlt,
moht oieien ~Geutidliberolen"
nid)ts nlts.
9iiht oeltld)e &ulttr lolloern
vperionlide sSreibeit" lit ia oas I'm,
lno slnf Der Notionulbiinoler. vYer-
ionlid,e esreibeit" bodsubalten. ioll
Dos Geutid)tllm ollsmahel,, pbnoh!
es i'm oelnihen Mutterlonoe 10 Ct
mas ipie periDnlit,e sSrcibeit in Ser
oollen geoel,tllng bes @ortes eenom-
men, gar nidt gibt. Iel,tidbe 9nnoe
iino ieit langer 3eit nidts ols go
Iisciitaotcn, NO cine sSreiheit fir bic
Yerlon nur illiolpeit porbanoen lit,
als cs bie Yoli5ci erlallbt.
Der &atboli5ismus lit nnouloiam
auf ser gan5en @clt. Gr lit asfc.
tiih ieit er beltebt. gntiagung
Ger5idt auf ale 2ebensfreu0en, Sci.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28

0en lno Nulben lit leln Sullptilbalt.
gies fiihrte leincrSelt alld, CUR nc
formation. Gie @crneiner Der sl5-
fele ipuroen als n&eBer" be5ed)nct
nno blutig perfolgt Gle mirflid,e
perionlibe esreibeit iii unpereinbar
nit fatboliihen @eilt. Zen ,libe-
ralen glementen" iteht Die fotholildc
Stride alf Ser gan5en @elt ipie oas
@aIler Dem ,Seller gegenilber.
Ger Sipef beiliet Die lfittel. Sns
lit cin alter @rlmslob oes fotboli-
i6en Sselllitentllms. go 5eigt es lid,
bellte allh in slmerifa. Die Seltt-
iden Iollen pollenos lnngurnt lper-
Sen. Sssbr flllturclles Streben IN
oiciem 2anoe erltredt lid) nift lpei'
ter oils allf oas lneingeihrartte
9teft bes Gemllies BON 9ier llno
anberen alfoboliihen 8etrGnfen.
0ieier 8enlB lit gegen Die Isfeie
oes &atboli5ismis. lleberall lit Die
&ird,e oagcgen !uenn niht rgeihaft-
lides" Sssntereiie onoeres praftiid)
crideinen lGBt.
SSn Dem Strebei1, Die SeutIhell
5u umgarnen, morihicren Die ober-
Itcn @ortfiibrer hcs aatboli5isnnls
in 6icieln 2unoe MN nls Ncrtreter
ser Srinffreibcit nllf. Der &nrOi-
nal, ser Yiitof, Ser Wfonleur 10 l!no
10 bat iid, fiir Die Srintfreihcit ous-
geiprofen, bullt cs MN tigl.f ourd1
oen oeutid,en Sldtterlpalo. Die
vOelltlhen Serden" illbIlieren boB
| 9faben, Cullen, 8eier, sfarber ihre
Trellnoe lino. @olo miro es 'id
| cher bcrallsltcllen, oub bic uoeil.ld]cn
Serdcn" nihts als @inpel parcn
oencn sic &opie obgcbiiien mllroen
jTunn miro cs ont bier 3orn linS
Gnttdil'd)llne geben. Gann miro
man oud) bier lid, boro,lf be'innen
oob romiih iein nifts meint ols I'M
0clltlf lein.
ST pou ore a $eli,it, RIM for nom
life, me are otter poit mag ald
Damn bas eseloeelhrei uieler 0ei,tld,'
biiraerlihcr nerben, bel ocnen 50:
Telltidtim nod einige slnholts
plrlfte IN edter Oelitld]er &ult,lr bat
2ciber miro cs su ipat lcin. gSem
man Dem llebcl itel,er Mil. nchr,
man cs bel 3citen. Wtit Ser Ron
firde erringt man feline Srcihei.cn
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28

Die 3eitunsen baben cine 10 auberz
oroentlihe 8eoeutung erlanst, sab
obne iie Elm Dffentlides 2eben sdn5z
lih unoentbar erldeint. Die iogez
nannte Dffentlihe Meinung finoet in
Ben 3eituneen ibren 9lusorud, uno
barum 1ino bie 3eitungen auh nit
Heht als @robmadt be3ei4net iporz
Den. gDer iiber iie perfiigt, tann Die
Oeffentlibteit itort beeinfiuhen. Ous
pii1en audi Die md6tisen 8apitalis
itengruppen, oarum lidern lie iid
auf lpsitperbreitete 3eituneen, in osz
men iie Oie Offentlide Meinung 10 be-
arbeiten lahen, ipie es ibrem mate.
riellen 8orteib entlprid)t.
Oa beim 8iireertum an bis Stelle
oes pplitiiden Sbeals Der profit ge>
treten lit, 10 iino Die biirserlihen 3ei=
tunsen, Die iih nod einen pplitii6en
Gbarotter erbalten baben, nihts an
oeres ais alppffedter Der tapitaliitiz
ihen 9lusbeutune. Der erDbte Sell
Der biireerlihen pre1e lit aber nod
in gana anoerm Slime Dem profit
oienltba Der Werleser min niht
BLOB oie beitebenbe Geiellidaftsoroz
nuns perteioisen, 1pnoern er min Dor
allem periOnlih aus ieinem llnter<
nebmen mDslidit boben Yroftt sie=
hen. Wer bas meilte @elo be5ablt,
Der tann iiber oie 3eituns perfiisen
uno oamit oie Seffentlidteit in ieiz
mem SntereiIe beeinfluien.
Die @erleser oieier 3eitunsen sez
ben ibrem llnternebmen einen unparz
teiiI6en 9lnitrih. UNI bequem aus al
len 8ep0lterungstreiien len 9epinn 5iez
ben 81 tDnnen. Dieie Yrehe lit fir
Gle 9lrbeiteridaft nod fdlimmer aIs
Die ausseiprodene Gesnerldaft, Oenn
lie pertritt ebenfalls oie Sntereien
oes 8iirsertums, betampft oie 9lrbei=
ter per1tedt uno often, uno perIuht
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28
Sic 3eitnngen.

babel oen Ginorud gu erpeden, ols
ob lie iiber oen Yarteien itiinoe. 8ez
ionoers gefdbrlid miro oiele prel1e
baourd, oab iie Die Irbeiter in geiitlz
ger Stumpfbsit uno 5rGsheit erbdlt
uno bon Der 0ertretuns ibrer Snters
ellen ablentt. Geraoe barauf tommt
es uber Dem 8iireertum on, oenn To-
lan9e Die 9lrbeiter nidt iiber ibre
&loHenlase nahOenten, 10 lange bat
pas 8uraertum nihts gu fiirhten,
10 Iange lit Der profit niht gefdbrz
BET. Obne Der llnteritiibung Der Or
better tDnnten oie biirgerlihen Set
tungen ni6t belteben.
Der biirgerlihen pre1e segeniiber
Itebt Die Io5ialiitiihe ibre 4ufgabe
1T es, hie politiihen unO pirtIaott@
li9en SntereIen Der breiten Wtai1e
oes Noltes pabr5unebmen. WahrenD
BEL Der biireerlihen Prehe oa5 9eloz
peroienen, Der neunmal beilise Yrofit
oes Ierlesers Die 5u!tung oes 9lattes
beitimmt, miro Die Saltune Ser TO-
3ioliitii9en 3eitungen in allen Sra
GEN nur BON Dem beitimmt, mas fir
oas Woblergeben Der breiten Wfafe
oes Ypltes npttpenoig 1T.
Sn ben iosialiltiihen 3eitunsen
anein tommt jener 9eiit gum Ourdz
brude, Der Die 9lrbeiter erfiilen
mub, iplIen lie niht INNER tiefer in
Die 2obnitlaoerei beg aapitalismus
binein tommen. Sober Mrbeiter loa
es ouber aber aud uls feline bsiliglte
pflidt betradten, 2eier Der io5ialiiti@
iden 3eitunsen gu iein, lie gu unter=
itiiten. Sm Snterehe ieiner ielbit
uno ieiner ainoer, oenen elm traurts
ses Cos beihieoen iein piiroe, fpenn
ni9t Der So5ialismus bereits Die
Wese fir cine neue, eine sliidli6ere
menihlihe 9eiellldaft geebnet bate.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28
Si9e9iides Yauanla.

Die nidt na4 ibrer pfeife tunsen
lpollten, osn Worpurf, lie bdtten aus
Dem Oispoiitionsfpnos 10000 &ro=
nen betpmmen. Die 0erteioiauna,
nit Der Die SunstIhehen auf bieIe
ScIGuloisuns antiporteten. iab eiz
ner Selbltantlaes psrfluht dbnli9:
lie bebauptetsn, bas 8slo babe nidt
Die Re9ieruns bsrseseben, es famine
aus ben Saihen Der t1behiIcbsn
Mliniltsr. giner BON bielen Wliniz
itern bat ober eiile Grfldruna perof=
fentliht, aus Der oeutlih berppreebt,
oaB oie 10000 3rpnsn bod aus Dem
Oispoiitionsfonos setommen iino.
Die Sun5tldehen babsn aber bsn
Notionalio5ialen nicht nur nit ei=
ner lhpahen 0srtsioisune, ionbren
auh nit einem tpirtiamen Geaenan=
griff esantiportst. sic bebaupten,
baB iih bic Natipnal1 1osiaIen oie Obs
itruttipn segen Oas ariessleii itunes=
aies BON Ser Hesieruns um $4,000
sstronen abtoufen laien MOLTEN. gfoh
i4limmer 1T cine anosre Nntlage:
am Mittpo9 ertlGrte bic Naroonp
f2iltp, oas erite Blatt Ser Sung
tIbeden, ben Sbmann Der Natipnal=
tIortiesuns nui edte 81
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28

lit Ser geip0bnlihe 9ang Der Oinee
feit LANCER 3eit. 8ei jebem Streit
iperoen bon ben peridieoenen Octet
tip=gl9enturen eine 9orOe BON perz
tummenen Menihen aulammensez
14leppt. Sbre Mufsabe 1T es, unsez
ieblihteiten in bic Wese gu leiten,
oamit bic Staatssetpalt einldreiten
tann. 90 tam es aud in Oepeip.
gs ilt oie eleide Gei9i9te, pie
iiberan, no bie 9lrbeiter es bisber
niht peritanoen baben, neben ibrer
pirtfdaftliden Organization iih
aud eine tarte politifhe SrganiIaz
tion gu idoffen. Der 8slagerunssz
suituno ipuroe berbdnst; Staatsmili5
lit in Sen Srt ein9eriidt. gDas lie
tun miro, lit betannt. sic terroriz
iiert Die Streitenoen, belditiet bic 8ez
p0lteruns, uno periuht Ste Streitsnz
oen gum 9orteil oes &apitalismus
nieoer gu rin9en.
8ei Ser 8eforoerung ser 'Staatsz
milis nad Dem Streitprte CAB es Ell
ne Oifferen3. Die @trabenbabnbez
oienitcten pei9erten iid, Die Mili5z
buben auf Die 8abn gu brineen.
Giner tpuroe nieoersel9losen, Die an
osrsn lieferten freitpiuis bic 5iibz
runesturbeln gu Sen Motors ab.
&ontrplloroane ser @e5ell1naft uno
Miliser fIbrtsn Die Cars Damn burd
Sic Staot 5ur 8abn.
Das 8apital fiibrt &ries sesen Die
Mrbeiter. No9 iino bic 8dmpfe in
Weit @irsinia, oie iid an oie
faouerliden @orsdnse in 2amrence,
MaK., ani4lohen, nidt per9eKen,
fdreien sic llnseredtieteiten, Die in
Mihisan unb in Colorado porta=
men uno iih tdslid nod ereisnen,
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