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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
RUSSIA SEEKING B|c LOAN HERE
Envoys En Route to States to Nego- tiate with American Bankers
 for One Hundred Millions.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Advices reached here today that two Russian envoys were en route to this country for the purpose of negotiating a loan in this country for the Russian gov ernment It Is said that the amount sought to be secured is $1OO,O0O,0O0. a large part of which. if not all, will remain in this country to pay for mu- nitions bought here by the Russian government.
 Prominent Jewish bankers in this country have entered a strong pro test through Jacob Schiff, and Koen. Loeb & Co.,, against Russia securing money in the United States. They threaten to call in their funds from the banking houses, and precipitate Q panic, If the loan is granted.
 Russia's persecution of the Jews in Poland has aroused bitter hatred of the Moscuvites among the American Jews, and 1t is thought that their in fuence will be stronx enough to pre- V0AAS kAAS A~s~SA' vt -asz r
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

LONDON. Jan. 11.-Reports from Austria are to the effect that Ger many and Austria have now thor oughly awakened to the tremendous of the new Russian offen- sive movement, and no slight uneasi- ness is being experienced in official circles over the outcome of the wholly unexpected display of Russian strength.
 The past few days have witnessed tremendous fighting in Bukowina and Galicia, where the Russians are mak- ing a terrific drive with Czartorysk and Czernowitz as their objective Attack after attack have been hurl- ed against the !Teutonic forces and the losses, according to Austrian au- thorities have reached the enormous total of 175,000 men on both sides.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
POPULAR CAPTAIN MARR|ES COUPLE
Prominent Alaska Mining Man Takes Unto Hiseaf a Bride During i. Voyage to Northland.

JUNEAU, Jan. 12.-F. J. Munson, a prominent mining man of western Alaska, and Mrs. Rose Fetterley, of Seattle, were married yesterday on the steamship Northwestern. of the Alaska Steamship company's fleet, which sailed from Seattle Monday night for the North.
 The couple were married by Capt. O'Brien, master of the Northwestern, who united them in accordance with powers granted them by U. s. marine laws. which authorizes a captain to verform marriage ceremonies, and vests him with other magisterial towers.
 This romantic marriage at sea was due to the fact that the bride obtain eii a divorce from her former husband about three months ago in Seattle and according to the laws of the State Df Washington she could not be mar ried within that State within per tod of six months from the date of the decree of divorce. AS the groom was about to start for the north it vas arranged that the marriage should be solemnized on the high aeas.
 News of the event was sent to this xity by wireless from the steamer by Capt. O'Brien.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
VALUABLE JEWELS
 STOLEN ON VOYAGE
Wife of Commander Cronan Loses Gems Valued at More than
 S2O, 900 en Route from East

BREMERTON, Wash. Jan. 12.- Jewels to the value of twenty thou sand dollars were stolen from the trunks of Mrs. Cronan, wife of Com mander Cronan of the United States steamship Supply. The couple had just returned from the Far East and upon opening the trunks the jewels were found to be missing.
 It is almost certain that the valu- ables were abstracted from the trunk during the voyage, either by some one connected with the steamer or who visited her at some of the ports visit ed on the voyage. A diligent search of the vessel failed to reveal any trace of the jewels or clew to the thief.
 Commander Cronan is officer in charge of the U. 8. supply ship, Sup ply, a schooner rigged iron hull ves- sel of 1850 tons, carrying a battery of five six-pounders.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
IRISH: WITHDRAW:
 THEIR OPPOSITION.
Nationalists Announce in House of Commons that They Win Not
 Resist COnscriptiOn Bill.

LONDON, Jan. Manifestations now point strongly to the early pas sage of the conscription measure as it now stands. In the House of Commons this afternoon the leaders of the Irish Nationalist party made the announcement that they would make no further opposition to the passage of the bill. AS this opposi- ton has been the strongest factor in objections o,the passing of the meas ure. t'as generally believed that the leaser expedition will be overcome, and the measure become law with in few days. : it.,.
 The proposed bill exempts Ireland from conscription. together with all married men and widowers who have children dependent upon them. ;
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
SEATTLE: !. ? .P|'0t|CE' . ... RAID GRANTS PLACE
Find Whisky Is Being Served to Pa irons in Creamers-Large Stock
 of Wet Goods Seized.

SEATTLE, Jan. 12.-Grant's Cafe, one of the most prominent places in the night life of the city, was raided last night on suspicion that intoxi- eating liquors were being sold thare. AS a result of the raid 1t was found that whisky was being served to the patrons of the place from coffee creamers, the liquor being found at . number of tables at which patrons were sitting. aan
 A further search of the premises revealed an immense stock ofhquors, which was seized by the officers.
 w. M. Grant. the proprietor of the place, was taken into custody on the charge of violating the law.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
WILSON MAY URGE
 PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON D. C. Jan. 12.- President Wilson is maifesting deep interest in the administration pro- gram for national defense, and in this connection it is anticipated that he will urge that a series of speeches on the country be delivered through out the country. as a means of ed- ucating the people as to the ends sought to be accomplished and the methods sought to be adopted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
President to Take Action.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Jan. 12.- The news that Villa had caused the execution of seventeen Americans, in Chihuahua today, was received by the President and Cabinet early this morning. President Wilson has promised to take prompt action, and 1t is believed that the American army will be allowed to cross the line and pursue Villa until he and his rebel hand are exterminated. Strong pres sure is being brought to bear upon the President by Texans, who threat en that if the murders are not aveng- ed to organize force and take the field.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

Liberty Closed Until Sunday Night.
 The management of the Liberty will close that establishment until Sunday night, to give the interior a general overhauling, ready for the spring trade. MT. White announces that the popular playhouse. will open Sunday night with Charley Chaplin, the funniest man in the movies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
WANT TAFT 0N
 SUPREME BENCH
Seven Former Presidents Americas Ear Association Petition Preei-
 dent to Name Republican.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Seven for mer presidents of the American Bar Association have written President Wilson, urging him to appoint ex- President William Howard Taft to the United States Supreme Court bench to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Justice Lamar
 President Wilson refuses to make any comment on the communication
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
Woman's Guild to Meet.

The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Guild will be held at Mrs. Whit ley's residence Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. An election of officers will take place therefore all mem- bers are urged to be present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
DRUGGIST CAUSES
 SEVEN DEATHS
tsells Wood Alcohol as a Beverage- Will he Tried on Charge of
 Manslaughter-Man Die.

sEATThE, 4Jan. 12.-rakona' a Japanese drugsist of this city, was ar rested by the authorities today on the charge of selling wood alcohol to be ased as beverage.
 Seven deaths have been traced di- yectly to the drinking of the poison ous spirits sold by Takona and it Is probable that the druggist will be prosecuted for manslaughter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

E. D. Reiter, general manager of the Alaska Mines Corporation, left this morning on the Shamrock for the company's mine at Fidalgo bay. He took down an immense quantity of fresh meats and supplies for the camp all purchased in Valdez. "'' ''
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
PIONEER JUNEAU WOMAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA

JUNEAU, Jan. 12.-News was re- ceived here this morning of the death in Los Angeles last night of Mrs. William M. Ebner, formerly a resident of Juneau, and wife of the of the famous Ebner min ing property near this city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
PIONEER MEETS
 DEATH BENEATH TRAIN

SEATTLE Jan. 12.-Mrs. Bright Haines, a we'll known resident of this city and a pioneer of this section, was instantly killed to day by being run down by a train on the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound road.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

If yoa need repairs on machinery, consult us and. if it Is to your advan- tage financially to send outside for the. repairs we are not afraid to tell you 50. We want your good will .s we'll as your money. Us means Vsldex Iron Works. w-tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

Intense indignation has been arous- ed here and military authorities are guarding the Mexican population of Ell Paso to save them from threatened mob vengeance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
Check Was Some Traveller

Check Was Some TfaVeIoF.
 Charles Sealey, of the Pinzon, has . check that has been something of a traveller. Sent by his firm to Tanhpa, Florida, endorsment shows that 1t visited in turn, on it's way back to Valdez, Philadelphia, New } York, Vancouver, Prince Rupert. Ketchikan and Juneau. The back of the check is SO covered with endorse ments that several of them are stam- red over prior ones. .--..
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

Welsh-D Dundee Fight on. 5&'
 NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The fight which was scheduled to take place between Dundee and Welsh has been indefinitely postponed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

The Moose will give a Leap Year dance next Saturday evening. The dance will be in charge of the ladies and a supper will be served. k16
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

A. B. Hes came over this morning from the power plant at Solomon Gulch and will remain in town for a few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

Our fresh candy arrived on this
 last boat late for the holidays, 13M cents half pound at the Emporium.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
SEVENTEEN AMERICANS
 MURDERED BY MExICANS

STATES CITIZENS FROM CARS NEAR CHIHUAHUA SHOOTS THEM DOWN BLOOD AMERICANS CAUSED BY WILSON'S RECOGNITION CARRANZA BELIEVED CAUsE-ADsnNIsTRA- TIoN ACTIVE MEASURES BANDIT GANG-UNTTED STATES AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING REPORTS AND IMMEDIATELY.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
Mrs. Sergts Keenee III.

Mrs. H0Fgt. Ke0ne III.
 Mrs. Keene,' wifeto9 Sergeant Jno. B. Keene, Fort Liscum, has been con- fined to her bed for several. days with a severe attack of Ia grippe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12
TEuTONS AWAKENING TO
 RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE MOVE

TERRIFIC DRIVE tBEkOWINA GAIACAA AND FIERCE FIGHTING DISTRICT CAUSING UN- EasINEss IN GERMANY AUsTRIA-RUssIAN LOSSES ARE ENORMOUS BUT THEIR ADVANCE MAKE GERMAN POSITION IN RIGA UNTENABLE
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

Hats Cleaned and Blocked.
 Hats cleaned and blocked: suits and pressed. 'f f5'',
 If GUY F. CAMERON.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

Observation-Disclosures j9pn nit ibrem
geben bs3abien miiHen. SIT IS benn
Der umeriianiihen Rssieruns rpirilid,
ni4i m6eIi6. bic @eriOrgung Der aHls'
ritaniiden @erSte nit ben 9ingsn.
Die bod pabrli6 ni9t CUR Jl5ri.atioE
BON Wunitipn Dtrtpenbet iperbcr Tons
men (Seftpflaitsr unb 9ummibano.
f6ubs gum 9.iipieD gu sr5fpinssng
Sic idiiBt bod ameritanii9e gurger
Dor ben bsuifdsn llntsrisebOoten, max
I'm ni4t Dor aliiertsr Hiebertrd4tiss
ieit2 -
I'D fiiae bieien Wiitbsilunssn ei'
nise anfnabmen aug benz sa1ar.ft
DeutI6 ; eplau BEL. Dds Gasarett bl.
stpei grobe abibeilunaen, BON Ser.r
cine in Der StabtIduls untergebrd6t
III, einem fir biefen Sped p~pr5igllt
eeeisnsten @ebdubs. Der friihere 3sis
GeniaaI Der S6uls 1T gum Opera
tionss uno @erbanbIaal umsefpans
belt porben, bic &ldfenraume iino
bic arantensimmsr. Die @srrpunSs'
ten. bic bier ibrsr Seiluns enteessn'
isbsn, fino in gang arsssseihnsisr
Stimmuna. Die prd6tisen 5unsen
traasn bic unerb0rieIttn Stmer5sn
nit elmer grsebenbsit, fir Die tein am
beres Mort als !5elbsntbum sefunosi
perbsn lam. Gin5elne gale gu i4il'
bern. bel bereH Qnblid BEN Stdrt'ten
bic sbrdnen in Die augsn treter. i.l
mir eripart. Rur bas mDhte ih nod
nal bstpnen. bab bic bon ben amsris
ianiI&.n asr3tsn er5ieIten erfolss
al1n,enb finb. Die 3tpeit. abtbsiluns
lin i.b.r arbeitet cine 5dlfte Der ums.
ri.aniiGeu Grpsbiticn) befinSet ia
i'm Saupilasarstieebdube. Dem lei
ienben ameritaniI6sn arSt, Dem beio:
@btkilungen untsriteben, 1T sins
prdttiss @mtsmpbnung I'm Rotbbaaa
Der Stabt Sua.pieIen iporoen.
3wiiden ben gmsritanern unb ben
sinbeimiI6en aersten iopie ben Sffis
Si,ren Der @rrnifor bat iih iebr balO
Elm auberit bsrsliheg Wsrbdltnib ent'
,pidelt. Die ameritdner tperbsn 81
oIen aeieaitafili9en @sranitaltunesr
oebeien nnb Iinb r%saelmGbia i'm aa'
limo uno an BEN Stammtiihsn Der
Sonorntioreu Der Stabt su Suit.
wan tpfrS In S.uti6iunb bas Mir
len Der ameriianiiten a.rSte : Gtps'
bitionen nitt perssFsn, bi. ipsnisitens
Elm Helm fpenia bon BEN gut madsn.
mas omeriianiide Gslbiuft unp arus
ritaniihe llnneutralitit iiinbisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

labt unb Ipl6ss ron Der %3ufimmuna
bes prdfOenteu nidt abbaaJ'g III. 10
bah sr tbatIadlid ben Jrauenl.Hmm
rehtlern tetns !9ilfe seipdbren lam
Inter Iolden umitGnben mare g bel
fer aetpeTen, tpena Susbes bic Srast
bes Srauenitimmredts battle lints lie.
gen laFen. Die Demptraten liab je.
bod i'm Srrtbum, penn lie slauben
bab bic tleine 9usbeside @bibpeifune
bas @ablrsiultut su ibren Sumter
beeinfluTsn pirb. Vie srpbe Srdse II
pieiem Dabltampfe 1T nidt ba:
Jrausnitimmreht, fonbern bic Ser.
t~beibisuns Der &s4te, Der Sntersher
unb Der gbre Der Der. Staten UNI
pieie lam Wilipn nidt msbr iiber.
laiIen bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

Sugbes anuabmsT Rsbe
bat BEL ieiner partei cine quite aufs
na6ms eefuHbsn. Das Die SeHotras
ten bassssn Tagsn, 1T isbr idDa6. Sts
permOaen nitt in abrebe gu itelen,
bab bic msritaniIde &ngelesenbeit
iebr id!stt s~eleitst fDorbeu 1T, nod
uiel lpsnieer t0nnen iis Sugb.s oarin
ipiosrlsssn, Dab Der prdiioent ben ans
masungeu GnsIunOs bate Ginhalt gsa
bieten t0unen, obRs gu ben Waffen 81
greifen. gs mare gu pini6en, oab
Suabss BEL oet RiatIiuie bliebe, bic er
in ieiner @nnabmssR soe 3lebt unc
teius grtra. Soursn madt, ME bag nit
Der GrtlGrung gu @unften Des JraueH'
itimmretts seidebsn 1T, Ou er bier.
bur6 ben Demptraten Qugriffspuntte
bietet, 9ieie tpeiien boruuf bin, oGt
bic republitautide platform baS
ssrausnittmmreht ben Staaten iibera
last unb bab 5usbes nod Dor leiHs!
Grpdbluna DON Der plutfOrm obs
fpeiGt. Gs 1T pObl rihtis. bal
SuQbes bdmit nur cine periDnli6s gn'
fidt gum @usbrud bringt. oa ous
Trauenftimmredt nur bur4 Elm Der
faHuHsssa lmenbement ii4 einfabrsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

ueber bi. Deutf4lanb"
tuirp man iebt jeoen Sag allsrlei mn
superlGFise Rohriden ieniatiOneller
@rt boren, Bis bas 5uudboot sliit=
lid in Der Seimatb anselanst 1T, tpas
@ott aeben mDge. Dag bic @nslanoer
Rese aubsrbalb bes 9afen poH galt's
more aelest baben. bab cine sar,e an@
sobl S6iffe auf bic S%elessnhsit laus
ern, bas Boot gu scritDren, lam als
feibitperitGnblih eeiten. @ber mir per
trauen auf beutide Siidtisteii. @ls
bic Oeutitianb aus Bremen ausileI,
ftonben bic G9tpierigteiten Der Mie
fabrt ebenIo bDr Qugen, pie bic Getabr
rem Der @infabrt unb tpern troBoer1
bag Wasnib unternommsn tporoen III,
10 ueidob bus nit Der b%egriinbstsn
gusIidt auf Grfpls. Sreil;a1l II ole
RiidFubrt idpisriesr, alb bic GtnTahrt'
neil bi. Eeinbe aenuu ipi1sn, no flc
.OeutI6Iunb" T6 b%efino:t. ofsr mir
limb iibcr3eust, oub bas sbsnIalls IN
eebiibrsnbe GrpGgung eeaosea S'orosr
lit unb bab bic nDeutidlano" tbrs'l
syeinben entgsben tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
8uifid'japaniider @ertras.

Sie @ebeimsG Diplomatic Der aGtir.
ten, tpslfe ben jeBigen @elttrieg Dor
bereitet bat, Dirb ipeiter betris6en.
.3piiden Rublanb unO Sapan 1T Elm
@ertras betr.ffs Gbinus abgei4loHeu
iporben, Der nur gum 5beil Der Del
fentliateit iiberseben pirb; Die mid
tighten p%aragropben fpsroen auridbes
balten. Das seitattet, bic 8~ebauptuns
uufSufteIsn, bab Der @ertrag barmlOs
lei unb teine arbsre Ration beeintrdd'
tise. Die G~rfabruns ertbeitt anoeren
Iuh9lub. Die bisberieen Qbma6un.
gen spiiden ben beioen aGnoern ba'
ben CUR Golse gebabt, oab Sapan bic
iiolide Manbf9ursi an iih g~sriisr
bat, Rublanb bic nDrplide ManOidui
rel iinb bic Wongclei uno bier5u triti
nod bic offene anneriOn BON Goreu
burd Sapan. Sn Der 9bsprie iint
nod bic Manbihurei unb bic Wongp'
lei unter 4ineiii4er Serri4aft unb fte.
ben lie benz Sanbel d0er @ationen I'M
ter glsi9su 8ebmsunseu OffeH. 5r
Wirtli9teit iinb Die beiben gsnuunter
GGnoer abfoluts 5erren biefer dinsii
fden p~roDin5en uno Dirb Der SanbeI
Don ibnen DOaig monOpOlifirt. Die
paragrapben, tDelde ni6t oerDffent'
li4t iporben iinb. beabii6tisen Der
slethen 3ped. RublanO unb Sapar
baben ii9 geeinist, in fpeitsren @e'
bietstbsil.n gbinas ben 5dnbsl gu mo.
nppoliiiren. GusgsnommeH DaDOr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

Der 9iseprdiben Der Nus
tioual gitp 9ant Don Nep gprt 1T To-
eben aus RubIanb 3uridgetebrt. ND:
ielbit er bic unterbunolunqen bstrsffa
zines SurIebens BON so Wiltonsn
Dollars besnbet bat. Sas 1T se.
idebeu, troBbsm Rubtano uro Saoar
einen gertras absefdIoHen babsn, oer
Dem Sanbel Der Der. Staatsn bic
Gbiire in Situiien perialiebt. Wdbs
reno in bisiem aanO beftdnoig asiasi
unb setIaet rpirb, bab mir ungsuiisenn
pDrbereitet gsgen uNiere Jeinoe isisr,
pirS elmer Der idlimmiten Teinbs UNI
ieres aanbes NIT eiHsp Surlebsn DOR
80 Milionen Dollars unter'tist. Nn'
qeiitts folder TbatIaaen baben Ri:
8ereinisten Staten allen 9rnno, nh
lire 3utunFt gu firdten, aber MIDI
fpegen ibrer miIitdrif6en BehrIoiig'
lett, ionbern tp.gen ibrss gsraoesu Be-
Enlightenment Wanasls an Ginil6t
Infer aanb 1T politiih 70 r~iiditdnois
bab es Spii9en Sreunoen unD Sstr'
ben nitt unteri6eioeu lam. Dit
9ummbsit 1T Der Da4ter an "unisrsr
Tbpren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

pomereneba perdniaBt.
bag bic guubess Relerue<9ont mad
@lsp.lanb sefommen 1T, cbDp5i Gin
einndti pas before Reht barduf bate.
Der sinsise 9runo mar, pab Glsoclaun
als oemptrutiide Staot gilt uno eiile
fplte pirp BON elmer b~emotrdtilfsn
Administration beDorsugt. Sept 1T
Ypmerene sriuht porben, bic goosn'
arepitbant fir Cincinnati su I!dtrn
uno feline Intpurt lit, oob Canton ID
piini6t unb er fir feline Seimuthsltap'
eintretsn miihe. Sumit TT our Seni5:
.rpieieu, pie %serubssu Mountaineering
ieber gincinnatier banbelt, Der I'm
6erbt fir pomsrene itimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

aspenbet baben, btrart beiddftist.
bab fe aud nod bic Radt gu Silr.
nsbmsn miiHen.
Cine anbers Jrage BON allsemeinsr
gepsutuns III freiIid bic. ipas nit bic
fen bielen Ieuanlusen sefdsbsn pirp,
futnn Der ariss poriiber IN unb bic
Jdbriiaiion piebsr in bic normolsh
@leife 3uriidtebrt. gang bdpon Su
itapeiaen, uas iuerDen tpirb. tpenn lid
bic 9ei4dftslase I'm bon alien
W0elihieiten au Ipret,sn - ungiinitig
seitalien foate. Welde Gnpofiungss
fdbisteit babel bic SnbuItrie snttpidelt.
inbem ie iid pom 3ptisen, be burf
ben ariss uniObnenb seruOrben iint,
ben Sorberuneen Der Set sHtpenosi,
bapon betam i'd etn ileines Beiipiei.
als i1 auf Der Girabe einsn Yetanns
ten trdf Der bisber 'aorbm0bel fabri.
si.ri bate. .Mis sebt bas gef4dft9"
mar meine Srase. rGamos!1 faste er.
.Ranu," foridte ih t%peittr, .fper saufi
bern jebt i'm ariese RorbmobeI!" Gr
ladie. Geine aorbmSbel bate er ou
ben gpeider sefieat. bafiir fabri5irie
.r jeb. Gddiibtorbe. TN eritsn ariegss
iabr ALIEN bate er fir a~n,Ghernb
100000 Murt @uftrdse sebabt.
Cine srnfte Gorge i'm Ysstnn bes
arisses sntitaHb fit bic Snbufrie
burd bic einbsrufuns Der 4rbeits.
trGfie. insfpiideu fino aus ben Otiu.
pationssebieten 9auienbe rnp Ibsrs
tauienbe bon belgiiden unb polnifGen
sslsrntsn @rbettern mad Dufaborf
unb benz umlieeenhsn 8esirt berbeias'
FRONT, lpo5u nod bic Wense psr gts
fanssnen iommt, bic aGsrbinss nur
fir bic gang roben 4rbeiten gu esbrau,
den finb. Wiebsr cine Graae III, mas
nit benz srobsn fremb.n 3ufrom nad
benz ariese ssfdeben tpirb, tpsnn srit
unfere sinbeimudm arbeiter iptebsr
sur Stels finb. MAS bic Belsier Be-
trifft, 10 III ibnen ~anSumerfsn. boe
re aern pisber mad Der 6eimnib 5us
riidlebren m56ien, tpenn ibnen mur
bort erjt ipiebsr @stssenbsit aur arb.it
seboten ipiirbe. SinfidiIi@ Der polen
baseeen fpirb man fi9 bamit abaufins
ben baben, bab fs BIER bleiben unb
benz obnebin i6on I'm W<iten az urges
beuren WaFsH ia. 5u san5tn ais'
idlieblia polnif4 fpredsnben Dirt.
i6aftsn beransetputfenen Ronglomes
rat ibr.r aanbslente reiie 0erftdrtun'
gen 5ufiibrsn tpsrbtn.
Tie foIoHaIcn MerSieniie, peId,s
sic Giicninbuitrie inspiideu eiit.
Iitreidt. fomnlcrt aih Der arbeiicr.
iduit sugltte. 90 Iernte i'd mif einein
Berf cinen jirngeu crit i6jibrigan
Metaatreber fenreit, Der ebtn crit
aasgelernt bate .nnb ben TAG IL
Wlarf rerbicnte. @ie er iag!e, fonrte
er aber burd, lleberihinben nod picl
metr perbicncn. WGbtsil bes gleid,fn
aIters perbicnen IN BEN Mainitions.
iabrifen taulid feds bis ad)t Tiart,
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