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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12
ACME STEAM LAUNDRY
.217 West First Street Both Phones

The Acme Steam Laundry is among
those esta blishments that are credit
to the. city Of Duluth. It has host
of, patrons in the city who appreciate
excellent laundry work. and are as
sured of q courteous treatment BY
the MANAGEMENT. Armstead the
proprietor, has, through shrewd and
honorable business methods built up
|a large trade.
In choosing q laundry, we suggest
that you conside we'll the possibili-
ties Of this institution where the em-
ployees are given the. greatest con-
IONS. ss
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12

ID seeing tnat1 WE get anything we.
want which she has. to SOIL. Our ex-
ports for October were 1915 million.
dollars, compared with 272 millions
last year. giving ussa favorable trads
balance Of more than 81 million dol
lars and making our export gain for
October over September, SO: million
dollars. The Improvement in foreign
trade continued through the first half.
OF November and Is practically certain
to continue Its upward trend.
Bank cleafings; for October amount
ed to ~ billion dollars compared with
Is billions last year. The decrease Is
almost wholly attributable ito the
business shock caused by European
conditions and It is In direct line with
the decreases shown In August and
September. The first week in
November showed a smaller decrease
compared with the previous year and
1t Is expected that for the month of
December, bank clearings will be back
to last years level. -
During October there were 1850
business failures with total liabilities
of ~ million dollars compared with
%l,2O1 failures a year ago with liabil-
tiles somewhat over / 8 million dollars.
More failures seem to have been due
to lack Of money than to lack of
business and, Il this be true, the great
increase in volume of our circulating
medium will. naturally bring about
material decrease in business failures.
Money in circulation on November
End aggregated 3,716 million dollars
compared with 1896 month ago
and 3,417 a year ago. The stock of
money in the United States was 4,O56
million dollars compared with 74,03s
a year ago. This would make the
circulation per capita 1871, a new
high record, compared with $35.03 q
year ago. -
Dividend and interest disbursements
for November will amount to 112
million dollars compared with 125
year ago. Dividends make I'D 81
millions of the amount and interest
nearly 81 millions the dividends be-
ing practically the same as last year
and interest about 10 millions less.
This dividend showing is remarkable
In the face Of present conditions
and shows how well the large and
stable concerns Of the country have
weathered the storm. + The year-end
dividend disbursements will show the
reduced earnings of the. past few
weeks: :. *.S. = . Sat5zs:z -. ~
I Railroad gross earnings, for Sept
einper were ~ milho n! dollars com
pared WIN 5so +sas year ago, a de-
ease OF pity Only ss.esS.per&: cent, while
operating expenses Tor the, month
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12
ALFRED JUTEN
Gents Furnishings, Tailoring, Clean
ing, Pressing and Repairing.
512 East Fourth Street.

A store of considerable favor
among the citizens of Duluth is that
OF Alfred Juten. Mr.. Juten has es-
tablished his business upon sound,
principles by giving date, re-
liable merchandise at low prices, A.
fact that has appealed to many of our
people. He has, at different times,
shown a keen interest in labor and
we are pleased to include him in this
review.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12

The fact that all the crowned heads
of Europe are related makes it look
as though charity isn't the only thing
that begins at home
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12

sistent with sound banking princi-
pies, and the people of Duluth are
fortunate in having so we'll managed
an institution in their midst.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
FOUNDED ON FAITH IN NAID'
 EAGLES MAKE RAPID STRIDES
Ernest CunCrOit.

Every Aerie of the Fraternal Or der of Eagles has a system of sick benefits. And what is a sick benefit but that which the healthy brother pays for the protection of those in need
 Then there are committees that visit the sick.
 This Order recognizes that Death removes the last barriers to Equal ity. It makes provision for the passing of member. It has a death benefit, where money is the manifestation of practical symDa- thy. Then it has flowers, helpful committees and sound advice, where the heart can do more than the pocket-book.
 But this is an Order Of life bene- fits, rather than death payments. It has something to offer a member ev cry day of his fife. This is the fel- lowship of the newer generation. Thus in two thousand communities in the United States, assembly halls, gymnasiums, reading and bill Hard rooms, symbolize the practi- cal fellowship of every day Eagle dom.
 This is the Fraternity of the mass es, not of the classes.
 The Fraternal Order of Eagles wants members. The Order does not seek prestige by saying that few can become members. It wants men from all walks of life, because this relationship of Brotherhood will be beneficial to tGe Order and to the men. The Order wants che mechanic, just as much as the phys ician. It wants the laJorer, as well as the lawyer. It only insists that manhood should be the mark of all those who seek admission from what ever walk in life.
 The Fraternity wants the man who joins to give not 10 get, The first obligation of a brother is to do something for the Brotherhood. The true fraternity Jhrives by addi- tiou, not by. subtraction. The two thousand individual Aeries and the three hundred thousand members are indicative of the fact that the mass of brothers have put their hearts and souls into doing some thing for the Order.
 The Order welcomes hustltng young men. Around these it seeks to place the protectino arm of Bro therhood. In a generation which has witnessed the migration of thousands from their homes on the
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

farm to boarding houses in the cit ies, there is need for club and reading rooms where young men may be among friends who are ob- ligated to protect them. The Fra terual Order of Eagles meets this want in upwards of two thousand incorporated communities through out the United states.
 But in welcoming the hustling young men, the Order greets and extends the hand of fellowship to the older men of the day. An Or der that contains thousands of live Iy young men, is just the place for older men. The accumulatiVe power of money, through youth, as sures the payment of sick and death benefits, as a practical proposition; but the organization that affords a field for the zest aand talents of young men, thereby provides a haven for the older brothers, be- cause amidst the zip and mirth of the young the aged postpone the on- coming of the years of decline. Thus the Eagles make a paradoXical ap- peal to young and old alike.
 The Eagle emblem is the badge Of good-fellowship; the Eagle card is a national letter of introduction. Every important community in the United States and Canada contains an Aerie and club rooms. This means that in every such commun- ity there is an Eagle post-office, equipped for communication with tn home city of the tourist member. This implies in every cty on the continent of North America there is friend to greet the visiting brother, and a haven for rest and recreation after business hours.
 "I am for mem, declared a phil csopher of the nineteenth century. That remark is expressive of the socialized purpose of 'he Fraternal Order of Eagles. The Order seeks to give ln opportunity to men to do something for themselves by do- ing something for each other. It is the Order of the common good.
 These are our simple texts of faith. Have you manhood? If you have, three hundred thousand men in two thousand Aeries invite you to join their Brotherhood.
 If you are interested in learning how and where to join this Broth erhood, consult Worthy President Elmer Wheeler, Secy. Jack Keller, or any one of the membership com mittee.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
BATTLING LEVINSKN WANTS
 TO MEET GUNBOAT SMITH

New York, Jan. 21-Speakiug of fights and fighters, Battling Levin sky, is beginning 10 take on the general form and proportions of a scrapper. Under the name of Barney Williams, Leyipsky started fighting around Philadelphia and New York. Everyone proceeded to knock his block off. Il was a rough and rocky road under the name of Williams. Then came the business of switching names and Leyjusky began to chop where lie had been chopped before. lie hos tough, two or three times a week since early in the season and has won 'em all. Levinsky can fight at 164 pounds, which is mighty light for man wh aspires to be the heavy weight champion. The older heads, how ever, are pointing to Bob Fiusim- mons as an example of fighting machine able to straddle two or three classes and whip them all. Levinsky is dead anxious for a crack at Gunboat smith. He has disposed of most of the heavies and with the exception of
 he gunner If anyone is to get Smith, LeYinsky appears to be about as likely a man to turn the trick as there is hanging around.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

Dawson, 27 below, clear, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, !
 Lucas County. i

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 4. W. GLEASON,
 (Seal.) Notary Public. Halls CatarTh Cure is taken inter- nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
WEATHER REPORT.

skagway, 20 above, cloudy, south wind.
 Caribou, 21 below, showing, calm. Whitehorse, 24 below, clear north wind.
 Atlin, 20 below, showing, calm. Tagish, 20 below, showing, calm. Lower LeBarge, -; clear, calm. HootaliuQua, 20 below, showing, calm.
 Big Salmon, 22 below, cloudy calm.
 Carmacks, -; cloudy, calm. Yukon Crossing, 22 below, cloudy, calm.
 selkirk, 20 below, roggy calm. Coffee Creek. 17 below, cloudy, calm.
 White River, -; clear, calm. Stewart River, 20 below, clear calm.
 ogtlvis. 16 below, cloudy south wind.
 Dawson, 27 below, clear, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

Olympia Beer on draughC at the Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and in bottles Is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer is also kept in bot ties. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
CHANGE TONIGHT AT THE
 MOVIES

The regular w. P. & Y. Route train from Whitehorse to Skagway vas several hours late yesterday and did not reach here until 9:50 p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

The following people arrived on the Princess Sophia, which docked here at l:l5 p. m. today:
 Geo. Withrow. c. II. Gould of Atlin.
 J. L. staley and wife of Dawson.
 J. A. Fraser, gold commissioner O. Atlin, B. c.
 Mrs. Cairns and little daughter, of Atlin, B. c.
 Kaneka, a Japanese who is going into Atlin to work for the J. M. Rufrner Mining company.
 Mrs. L. A. McAHster, wife of the customs inspector at the White Pass summit, and baby.
 A. J. Achison and wife of the Skagway Laundry, who have been visiting on the outside for the past two months.
 Mrs. Brocku and family of Prince Rupert, B. C., who are going to WhitehOrse to rejoin Mir. Brocku, who is employed there.
 Norman Black, of the w. P. & Y. Route, who has been on his an nuaI vacation trip to the outside, accompanied by Mrs. Black
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21
sKAGwAY WEATHER REPORT.

Results of tue observation taken at Moore's WnarT at midnight las night, is as follows:
 Temp. time observation .. Y above Max. preceding. 24 hrs .. 20 above Min. !" .l. Is above Mean |" .. 19 above Barometer &u:52. Cloudy, N. %Ind.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

Eastman Vest Pocket Kodak.
 In stock now at Keller Bros Drug Co.,, don't fail to drop in and see this camera, one that ifs Uh vest pocket and yau can have picture made from it any size.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
 PebbleFord and Gibson Rye Bud weiser. Plue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Bee at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

Your druggist will refund money h PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any ease of Itching, Blind, Bleeding ol Protruding Piles in 6 to II days. soc
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
 at The Pack Train Restaurant Service a Ia carte.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-21

Location Notices, placer anG quartz, soc. a dozen at the Daily Alaskan office. q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19
Stantsbrrbnno glebrnsfa.
5iinfte jGbrIife Snnptutriammlnna
nGditen 9ienitdg nno Wliit.
mod in Columbus.

Sn Dem idoncn Stdbtden
Columbus finoet am nddDiteu 9ien.
flag uno glitttDodl, oen 25. uno 26.
auauit Die 8. idbrIi6e Smptprr.
iammimg oes Staatsoerbanoes Qe.
brnsfo itatt, bic einen bod interei.
innten 8erlolif 5u nebuen peripriht.
Der Staotsberb1no hot betuieien,
Dab er Die Sntereiien Der Geutihen
NIT erfoIg 5u ipabren peritebt lulO
iih oeSbaI6 Dos gertrdiien uuieres
4eltiftbunis ertporben. Nus Die.
fem @riinOe bat er Ii6 ol6 itetig
aiisaebreitet mO ieinen ginilub err
ipeitert. Die geriannIung in 60.
Iinnbus ipiro oesbnIb eine itottIi.
DE 8ertretiiug Der Deutiben aus al.
len SbeiIen bes Stuates auf3utuei.
len hnben.
Die 9eleenten oiirfen iih Der
berjIihlten glufnobme in Columbus,
mo treue Oeutide Screen ifIogen,
periihert balten. 9lIio auf mad so.
lufflbus!
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Npprll 6es 9rdiibenten gSiIiOn.

g9aibineton 10. gluguit. -Brdii.
bent gSiIion bat einen glppea an
oas ameriianiidle goIf eeridtet,
peldes er Dor Observation-Disclosures gor.
teinabme IN Dem enrop1iiden ariege
lparnt. neil oarans leidt elm gleu.
trolitatsbriih berDorgrben fonnte.
glnh erlHabnt Der 8raiioent aIle
9iir5er, auerit oaran 5ll oenfen, Dab
ie glmerifoner limo, gIeihpiel bon
peIder giatioualitdt iic abitamnen.
Dor Der geroiientlidlng Oieier
@rtlarllng gdben geaute bcfannt,
odB Der graiioent poa entidloiipn
ici, in Dem Streit Spiidlen SsSapat
no EeiItihlauo nidt 9ortei 5u er.
areiieH Der gr1i0ent lit iebr
ooriiber befiimmert, oab natitroliiirte
giiraer Der 8ereilligteu Staoten Of.
fentLitb Bortei In Der arieasfoHtro.
berie erarifien bdben. @r ertldrt,
giirger Der 8ereiniaten Staten ioa.
ten 9lmeritouer iein nift sSriid.
amerifoner, 9elitid.amerifaner uiO
dbnlihes.
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gng Sem Staate.

Settings. Ser 9Iobofat S. g.
SImiteoo griff ben Wfapor Snsro-
bam nut einem Hegeni6irm an,
porauf oieier ibm oenielben entriB
uno i'm tpeioIif 0urhbl1ute.
S1ubIer. g8Gbreno elmer bon
SSobn S59Ia iutternonlmenen gllttp.
fobrt iiberi6Iug iid ons Sabr8e,tg,
S3dla fam unter oentieIben 5u lie.
gen rmo tpurOe a1f Ser SteIle &C.
t0otet. - Ser 8eGs Sorb @Iebator
3u Gogers nuroe 0urd 8euer 3er-
it0rt. SSSn Oemielben befanoen iid
10000 9uibeI 8etreibe. Yaebrere
beno6barte @ebduoe gerietben eben.
faas in Brand, ieOo9 geIong eS
Oen g[nItrengungen Der Seueripebr,
Elm ipeiteres kindergarten oes emf.
feiieIten Clements 5u perbiiten. glus
Columbus uno S6lpler tpar SiiIfe
aingetroffen, lpeIhe iih nortreFfIify
betpGbrte. Gem s4aoen itebt oneeb.
lid cine OoIle 8eriiheritng eeeeu.
iiber.
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Gar[ ssidnd gfener a,iturb,n.

8err Carl 8ji1rd W1eDer, Sobn
iuieres ongeiebenen 6ertifen Dit.
biireers Serrn ". 8. gteper intS
@ottin, uno @nfel oes Dor einieen
sSabren berItorbenen Generals 9ru.
no T5i6uf, lit 8ienItog i'm gItern.
beinL 210 iibli9e sc. StrnBe, no6
8tpeiidbrigem 2eioen eeItorbeu. Niles
mas 1r5tli9e aunit uno menIdli6e
SiiIfe fir Den boffnlngspoIIen nm
gen Wtann tbum fonitteiL mar ge.
ideben, bod glaes ertpies ii1 ais
pergeblif. -.
Der 8eritorbene tpiiroe an 5.
sunni 1891 in Omaha ge6oren, ob.
IoIpirte Die gtebrosfd Stoots.llti.
ueriitGt in 2incoIn, mo er onOertbolb
Sabre oaS SSngenieurfo6 Itlioirte,
oIS er tpegen ardittlihteit 6a8 Stu-
blum aufgeben nutBte. or mar
MitgIieo Der gbi Gelto 2betd Gin.
oentennerbinoun9. Sein 2oo miro
bon ieinen gltern lno einem gru.
Der, 2ouis tief betroliert.
Die 8eerbislmg finbet 9onner.
flag 9eodnittns I'M 2 1lbr bonn
9roiierbouie aug dnf oem Sorelt
2niDn frieobof itatt
Ser trouernbea Gontilie etttbietet
mir itrtler trlnigftes geileibl
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Sma6a Sanbmefruerein

Der Omaha 2onOtpebroerein giebt
ein ieltenes 9eiipiel att 0pferiptI.
ligfeit. &iir5lih bat er ieinen gan.
3en 9aiifonO bon $1,000 fir Die
ariegsnotblet6enoen geitiftet, un6 in
ieiner 8erinmnlllng 8ienItaa Gbeno
ging er nod tpeiter uno betpiligte
obenorein nod 5000 aus Der Ser.
einsfnHe. g(ud oa5 lit nod ni6t
geuug. Gie 0titglieoer foGeftiren
iest unter ii6 uno boffen nod Elm
ariebnIi9es Siimm6eu ouf5u6rin.
gen. 8or iold) ebIer Spferpiaigfeit
nlpB man Die groBte Sodudting bo.
ben. Die cole 8bat miro olS bebr.
Ites 8orbilo gelten niiiien.
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gns gIopmfieIb.

- Serr unb 5rau @eorg @ieIen
nebIt Sobn Senrn BON GhIestuia,
SSSa., tuoren Iette ISOLDE Elm nfqc.
nebmer 8eiud in Der Jatnilie Soht
2udstorf.
- 5roit Srieoen febrte nnt Ieb.
ten Sreitog bon elmer ttebrtpD6ent.
Iiden @eiie siriid.
- Grou @eter sespert ittl0 God.
ter GIice bon SdIesipig, So., trdfen
bier am Sreitog 9lbenO eth ifrr
Die Gontilie @eorg 9fiderts INIT If.
rem 9eiud sit erfreiien.
- sSrait @eorg Mtobr rnO sSrcit
Brn. 8obr uebit &inoer aus Shles.
mig, sSd., febrten Bel Der gnltiIie
&uooIf 2afranb ein.
SIM RreiIe ibrer biefioen Ser.
tpon0ten nno JrelrnOe feierte syroit
@ottIieb gee on 9ienitne letter
@p1e ibren @eburtstae. Irob Der
froben Stintutiing an reihge0ettter
GofeI biloetc Der eingentLihe @e.
Iprdhsftoff ood inntter ipie6er Der
llnlerm 8dterIoroe oi.fpeSipinaene
Rrieg ltnb Ole iiber 2on0nit itnO 80.
ris fontulenOet 2iieenIicridlte, oic
In ben ensliIdet 3eitiinaca lid,
brett ti1nden tiil0 ci fsNa.
Ebiaes @ubIifum Ieint DrrlpIrrssI,
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9(eine aOfaInuti,eu.

Or. George 8. WtilIer, @riinoer
Oes o0ntnba 9eraIO" (iest D8orlo.
SeralO), feierte geitern ieinen 84
Geburtstog.
Die 2oge gto. II Der Eoit Office
Glerts 9liiociotion miro nd9iter
Somitog in Ben 9lnlagen oes 9eiit-
i6eu Sauies Elm groBes 9ic-gttc n6-
boIten.
S5oiep6 @rnnt, 90. uno 8tne Str,
itiir3te p6breno er nuf einem @e.
riiIte Itano, aus 6etrGdtIiber 8obe
3u 8ooen unO 5og iicb ifmere Ser
letungen 5ll.
Die iiber ben 2tttle Goppio fiib.
renoe Bride, nnipeit 6e8 Game Gui
off, gerietb 3ienitog gta6mitto1
aus bisber unbefallnter ltria6e in
granO, un6 ebe oas 8euer gel6idt
tper6en fontte, iparen tnebrere Span.
nen 3Gritort. Ser oneeridtete S9a.
oen lit er6ebIih.
g8ie unS Serr SD Sod, 8ertreter
ouer 8nnpferIinien uno Der 0til.
nalfee 8abn, ntittbeilt, tlimmt Die
Soqano.9lmerifa 2inie oelltide, otter.
ELECTROMAGNETIC iotpie ole anberen
Baiiagiere fir l., q, unb 3. alai-
ie an Die NIT ibreit fiinf Gonpferlt
BON Seem Dorf aus obreiien fonnen.
SSn gountD Court Souie ipuroe
Dem 8erihtcritatter Der y0maba
GniIo gfeips" beute Gorntttag bon
bort angeiteIten Berionen meibIi-
den @eldledts libel ntitgeipielt. Ger
ilinge 9engel botte iid) Dem 9er-
ne6men nad eillige ar3iiglide 8c-
nerflngen iiGer oie 6rnuen erloubt,
noranf oieie i'm tpei0Iid ourdpaIf.
ten.
8alter Snnien, ser infolge oes
@alolinbeb1lters ieines Wotorrbcles
Idytner berbrannt tpuroe, lit Oen Ser.
IeBungen erlegetl.
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slmerifa in @efabr.

Sapans inDeriddnrte .9lote" al
0eutihlano 1T, bel 9i6te beieben,
biel mebr gegen Die Der. Staten
aeridltet, ais gegen oos oeutidG
Reid. Gen Sad idjIdgt man iino
Oen giel meint man, lno bier i'll
9ertif)lano Der Sad, ndbreno OnfeI
Gam Die @ielsrolle ipieIt. 0os
beibt, er iulroe BON Den beioen gu'
ten 6reuuoen Sopnn uno England
III Die @ielsrole geordngt. Sb er
iie oori6riftsndBig ipielen miro, Oas
fonnlt nod ormif an. @s lit nod
mdt getpiB, bod mill es 10 ideineu.
a5npan periidert, es begebre aiolt.
tidau MIR, um es all China 3uriif.
geben 5u fonnen uno ieinem Gin.
fluBgebiet in Sitaiien oen 3rieoen
at iihern, un6 SS1pans Tertreter in
8oibington beriiderten, ooB Oies
pirflih ein5ig uno olein Die 3ieIe
SSdpans ieien uno SSopdt ouf ieoen
@ebiets5uipad5 per3ihte. 3os i'll
ndtiirlif, ioIde @rfldrlng NOR ielbIt.
oeritdnolif, lnO oie glmlabne ntB
fem oaB Sapon iein 8eripreden
balten miro. glber IelbItoeritdnblif
MIR oonn, penn 9eutIfIan6 oui
oas gerlongeit SSapans eingebt iui6
iflellnigIt ieine ariegsidiffe uiis Oft
aiiatiihen 8epdiiern 5uriid3iebt unS
aidutihau rdlinit uno ben ben So.
panern iibergibt.
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S6Stlidler ltnfalI.

01ifaeI S. &ilep baIf beute Dor.
nittag in oen g(nIogen Der Spift
60. einen rieiigen 8eb6Iter all Ort
mb Stele gu brinaen, ols oos
Sell slaiden6uges barIt uno Der
8eb6Iter auf 9filep nteoerItiirSte.
Ser Mnnn lpilroe 5u lobe gequetidt.
giilep tpar As Sabre alt tuo bin.
terlGBt cine @itttue.
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9ormarid Beginner, uno uuiere
SeiitOe m0gen iid ielbIt iiber5eugen,
baB Die 0eliti6en NIT @affen oIler
art unO gia6rllngsmitteln boaaui
Oerieben iino. Ser 9oiier bat ge.
febl ertbeiIt, DAB Die gefeitigungs-
merle nidt init Stllrm genomneu
tperoen iolen; er mill iuniibeS gIut.
nergieben inter allen ltmitdnoen
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glaubte iid biuter ieinen 6ortififo.
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idmdditen gelagerungsartiQerie be.
lebrte i'm zines 8eiieren. Die ge.
feItigungen lieaen beute III Sdutt
un6 Sriimmer.
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