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complete returns show a probable rate for 1916 of about $50 per cent.
 Mir. Albright said if the eight-hour day is adopted and the present stand ard run for a day of 100 miles is re- tained 1t will mean an increase TOT engineers on his road from a minimum of $5.25 per day to s7.1S per day.
 Hope was high among brotherhood men tonight that satisfactory settle ment would be reached tomorrow. As surances from their iraoars, after the visit paid them by Judge Chambers early in the day with a message from the White House that the outlook was favorable, cheered them.
 The men maintained that they re- ceived no details of the judges com munication, but they were satisfied with their leaders optimism. The leaders declined to comment, but all of them wore broad smiles and said they believed that negotiations would soon end satisfactorily.
 Brotherhood leaders maintained to- night that the full plan of settlement to the suggestion by the railroad heads, which is said to contain some amend ment to the presidents proposal al- ready accepted by the men, had not 1 been outlined to them officially. They ' , but had no definite information re- | garding it.
 We have our ears to the ground | listening was the way A. B. Garret- son summed up the situation. That save for his statement earlier in the i day that the message conveyed by ! Judge Chambers certainly was not de- i pressing" was the only comment he
 had to make throughout the day. Other leaders were equally silent. A stage in the negotiations had been reached
 they declared. where none of the mer
 could say anything.
 It is known, however, that if tn,
 railroad heads insist upon the fOrma.
 tion of federal commission for tho
 investigation of labor differences be
 fore a strike is called, as reports hay,
 it they will, there will be vigorous op
 position by many members of tn,
 brotherhoods.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
.SEC'Y LANSING TELLS IF NEW
 EMPLOYES0F STATE DEPARTMENT

From July 1. 1913 to June 30. 1916. seventy-siz employees were appointed to statutory positions in the depart ment to fill vacancies. fifty certified from civil service. two reinstated four appointed by individual executive or der and twenty without civil service recommendation. seven of the latter to confidential positions.
 On July l. 1916. eighty employees were transferred from the temporary to the statutory list of the department in ac- cordance with executive order upon request of Secretary Lansing.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Emperor Congratulates

AMSTERDAM (via London), August 24.-According to a dispatch received here today from Berlin, Emperor Will liam has sent the following telegram to the owners of the submarine Deutschland:
 With sincere pleasure I have just received news of the safe return of the submarine Deutschland. l heartily congratulate the owners and builders of the vessel and the brave seamen under Koenig's command"
 The message also expresses the. in tention of the emperor to bestow dec orations on members of the Deutsch- lands personnel
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

'The American government was thoroughly and correctly neutral. The American fleet stationed on American boundaries were duly respected by the English as well as the French
 Captain Koenig personally ex- pressed great satisfaction at the trea tment accorded him by the Amer ican government
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
N. M. REPUBLICANS
 NAME FULL TICKET
r7epubl'csn A. p. Leased Wirel

SANTA FEE, August 24-The New Mexico state republican convention concluded it's nominations late today and proceeded to the selection of central committee tonight following which district conventions were held by the delegates present. The full ticket nominated is as follows;
 For governor, II. o. Bursum: for l.. s. senator Frank X. Hubbell; for con- gressman F. c. Hernandez, renom- mated; for justice of the supreme court. Clarence J. Roberts. renom- mated: for lieutenant governor. w L. Lindsey, of Portales; for secretary of state, Gilberto Mirabal. of Valencia county for state treasurer Gregory
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

at the University of Pennsylvania. who was secretary of the recent Pan Amer lean financial congress, will be secre - tary of the American group of the joint commission to bring about a solution of the Mexican difficulties
 Prof Rowe has been closely identi- fled with Latin American affairs for years. representing the United States on many important committees. He speaks Spanish and holds honorary de- grees from many South and Central American universities
 None of the three American commis- sioners. Secretary Lane, Judge George Gray and Dr John k. Mott. speaks Spanish. Secretary Lansing probably will confer with the commissioners within a day or two regarding selec- ton of the New England coast city ai which the commission will meet.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Republican A. Q. Leased wirel

THtpuDIIcah ?. p. Leaseu WlreI
 WASHINGTON, August 24.-Secre- tary Lansing sent to the senate today in response to a resolution by Senator Penrose a statement showing the num- Der of employees added to the state de- partments force during the present administration.
 From August 1, 1914 to July l, 1916, the statement showed 156 temporary employees were appointed fin connec- tion with vastly increased department duties arising from the European war conditions-the relief and protection of Americans abroad
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

sentative to tEe Carranza govern ment made formally known to the foreign office here today that the preliminary conference of the repre- sentatives of the United States and Mexico for the settlement Of inter national difficulties vii be neil Ut the Riltimorc hc'el ir New York City Monday September 4
 Mir. Rodgers has been ordered by the state department to accompany tho Mexican commission. He will act as advi"er to the Ame'ican comm s- sloners in reqard to various details of Mexican affairs. The Mexican com missione~s probably will go 10 the United States by way of Eagle Pa ss. American affairs in Mexico will be left in the hands of Charles k. Par ker. who k now in charge of inc records of the American embassy.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Settle by Elections

COPENHAGEN, Aug. "A. - (Via London) The landsthing sat in com mittee this afternoon and adopted a resolution that, if the sale of the Dam ish West Indies cannot be postponed until after the war. the question shall be settled by general elections. The resolution was adopted, 39 to :.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Bremen on the Way

LONDON. August 24.-The depar- ture for America a week ago of the German submarine Bremen is reported in a dispatch from Bremen as for warded from The Hague by the Ex- change Telegraph Company. IL is said the owners received word seven days ago of the progress being made by the Deutschland on her return voyage.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Makes No Difference

WASHINGTON. Aug. "A. Senator Stone, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, announced tonight that action of the Danish landsthing in rejecting the proposal to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States. would make no difference in the attitude of the United States, nor cause any delay in the effort to have the treaty providing for purchase of the islands ratified here as soon aS possible.
 The action of the Danish upper house of parliament" said Senator Stone. Twill not influence our action on the treaty here. We will go ahead and endeavor to have the treaty rati- fled as soon as possible, unless the secretary of state should send word asking us to delay action. He has not done this. and there is no expectation that he will. The rejection of tho proposal in Denmark today does mol mean final rejection
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
DANISH WEST INDIES SALE
 |S REJECTED
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

LONDON. Aug. 24. - The Danish landsthing has rejected the proposal to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States.
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PLAN EVOLVED
 BY COMMITTEE
 NOT APPROVED

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Conferences at Bitmore
 MEXICO CITY. Aug. 24.-James Linn Rodgers, the American repre-
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SAYS CAMPAIGN
 DONATIONS LAW
 IS A BASE FRAUD
elect WnodroW Wilsnn '

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POISON FOR VILLA SAYS
 JAP DOCTOR

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BAKER PRAISES
 POLICY OF THE
 ADMINISTRATION

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Natural Reed and
 Willow Furniture

In order to close out our present stock of Natural Reed and Willow Furni- ture we are including some in this sale at 20ql to 5oet discount.
 This assortment includes chairs, rock CTS. tables, tabourcttes, stools, dog baskets and various other items that every hon- is in need of.
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3sti, maTe aud Der oiE In grobep 9ldb.
ten febr tpeite Nag nab unb BON btr
Msrtfdtt 3ur Mobnurg angtItben pers
ben. QuA 1ti e b%sbausrnsipert, 5u f.
Zen, buB peiblide Qrbeiter NIT 8srriFss
men aleitern III ben Mertitdttsn ars
tamen, mas bur1 ben Sampf i'm q,6bt
in ter elgttrifdeH 8a6n t~rtitdnbs. SIN
einigsn Derten fet aus bitlem Grunbe
bic Qr6eitsseit btr Jrdutn ptrItttbtn
bon btr Der MaRner gtmadt porbeu.
DIES fei aud bic %aagemttne Siltt in
5ranfrtia. Sur 9eTtiti9uus bes IT.
pdhnten u~tbelfanSts tuirb auh borsss
Fhlaaer. bab eIettrtf6e 2uqsn in ndds
fer Qdbt Der arbsitsftIen al isbtr Belt
balteu uhb Jrautn bura ~5eIoHbsre ans
gtitelte her Balm 3u ben Mertii1ttsn
btqleitet ipereen foEIteH.
8as bic Stage ben Seilung bee 24s
HiubigfH aEbeitstages fir bic Qrbettts
rinntn betrifft, 70 fo1en In eiuigm Be-
triebsn bislt In 5tpti G4ihten gu l. utt
Gtunben arbtittn. Die lsbtere VT! fti
bic am hdufisFten bortommtnbe. Gis
fei aud bic erErebnsiprttfe, kfou6srs
BET Ra1tatbsit. Cine QaAtarbeits5eit
bon 12 ohfr 10 GtuHben, fpo5u bieEleiat
noa bic 3eit Fir ben psitsr Itg bon
uub mad Der qrbeitsfeae tommt, miiFe
ats eine gu grobe 0efabr fir bic Or
Iunb9tit Der psibIiheu arbttter aupeIes
BEN tperbsn. Die fommiffiou bdEt cine
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bie init autpmatsu aHsgsfiihrt fperben
leaalan. alb MaTenarbeii, pber iot6s.
bie grocer 6ingsrfertiglsit bsn6tigteu.
DIS murhe absr isBt i'm ariegt anF
eiarnaI dnbers. Ser al9emsineu 8sihdfs
figuag pon ipei6li9en Qrbeitsrn in inouz
nrieIfn Netritben pnrben anfangs bon
btu mdnaiiAsA Nrbsitern, belonbers ban
rrgnniIierttn Nrbsitern, Onrn bic ST.
iperfIhnften ~(lInioasl, ober aud BON
ben untarHehmerH feibft bic gr0Bten
hnierfgteiien berettet. DEN Mipers
FsanD. ben BITE GelnertIhdfteH bereits In
8riebens5elsa gtgeu bic gefddftigung
ron neibliden Qrbeitern fopie nbsrs
baupf uugslernten 4rbeitern gebabt 6nt>
ten, noattn ie aud ieBt i'm arisgs nidt
aufgeben. Nur narh bic gr1Bten Be-
mihungen. @eripredungen uno Drohun@
gef III es benz WlunittoHsminiiterium
uiib insbefonoere benz friAften Wunts
tionsmfniItsr, BEN jebigen ariegsmini@
FER GIDnb @eorge, tnbItA ~gslnnssn. ben
hartnddigtn Wiberitanb Der 4rbeiter 3l
befeitigeH. 4nF bic 1Intsrne1msr, bic fuh
tsiIs aus alien lisbsrIteFerungeu, tells
aus ber Mnfhauung herdus, bab peibe
sid)s Mrbeiteg pfber bic fDrperlih ihnes
yen rod BITE tompIi5isrteH Qrbeitea Der
GLEN uHb i~nsbeEonbere Der Muaitionsz
inbnItrie bsrridtsn ~t6nuten, gegen bic
giafabruug bon peibliaen Ar6eitern
firdubtea. uurbs glsihfaIls duf iebe
MeiIs spm Munitionsminiter iofpis Bon
her prsHs eingepirtt.
MnT 4einsnb Fat 8undhf bsr betdunte
sy~nbafrisft Gin Biliam 8taromore
eimen erSBeren 9trInh NIT Der 8eiddF@
sioung BON peibltden 4rbsitsrn gemdht.
81 feinen Dislen Munitionsz uno Ionitis
GEL arifgsmaterialFobrifen iOlen insgs.
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areifsn, beIonbt1s i'm MitteIitano,
hcrrIdt bic G6eu bot Der groBea aiHs
6eriAar; nan nurbs inotHm au6 bier
feblI1laQen, molie man leoigIlb bic
GeIbtiutt, bic Btquemli6ttit unb ans
bere f60ne Eigenfhaften Der Gltern ooer
gar Ipe8ieu btr Grausn, ptrantportIi4
MAIDEN. Gs fnb bielleidt gerooe bic
beFtrsn unb aIerbeisn GIsmente, bic
bier bon BEN u5aRs boller aiaber"
nihts niRen po1tn. bic. unb rpertn au4
nur unbefpuBt, RifbI6ss geipdltigen
Mlabnruf i'm 5tr3su trugeE: nQidt fort
folt ibr ma pflanSsa fonbsrH 9iu'
auf."
Der gnmls. Der atbrsr, btr 4r5t, Der
aauFmann un6 IobieI orbsre anssbDriae
Der es6ilDeisn Gaidtq, is habsH ben
Wuni6, ibrtn ginbtrn eiue CUTE @r8iss
buns gu sepdbrea, ie in h0Rert GauIen
3u Idideu, i6nen gsfunbe M01ardume 81
gebsn, 2ebens6ebinguugan, unter 6snen
Elm ainb iid eHiipidela fam pie bic
9lume I'm Gonnenfaein. Nan min bic
Sdtsnte btr ainbtr ausbiIbeH, bic
G16ne, lDenn tie es t0Hnen. fnbiertn
ldFn, bic s56ler foIen Isrnen, i'm nihf
ais utie 5ungfsrn Blob auf ben Mldun
partsn 3u muFtu, ali bas toftet 8slo
unb no9mals Geie, unb Is 1T iear ipobl
gu bsgrsifen. Genn Grdusn anb gldnntr,
bic uidt nur an fid btnieu, fonbern fi9
aud 5frdntDprtli1 fillsn g~t8tniibsr
BEN iommenben 0sfdIedt, aus oieftm
@srantportihtsitsgtfiht fsraas fagen:
fieber eirem ober 3fpei ainbtrn aGss gez
ben, als feds obsr fsbeH 10 gut tpie
nifta.
Mit ataqsu ii6er bic GslbHfuht bee
Grnnsu. ben Ggoismas bit Batter, BIZ
leint ainber habsn Rollsn. I'll rs alio
niht gttan. Ma bsm Rahnahs bes
@oIgs BAT bisla 8ofs afs M~lgsmeinbeii
ms gEPbit 5alsWHs; IL nnb aa4 hss
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Geif M2ra. Margdrste Gduger bt.r in
uaIsrer @tubt ofs 9e~firtporteriu elmer
@AnrteHEoHtrOIe a%aftrat, bat id bic
1dgasli4ieit uan bas @eridt nit
nfEer Drdgs bslhdFt;gt INN ibr bic
a1ruag tiner alinit sur freiisiaigen
MISUNDERSTANDING unterIagt. SroBbem
0hgs 9erabt beabdIb BADEN bic 6ralsI
nleFEfe nH ben bon i6r berFo6tsnen
IRurisn gefunbtn unb bas nit Re6t.
benn BIZ aufgeroEItt Brage lit fir bic
amilie bon tbtB FOLDER 8ihtigteit ipis
fiji BEN Gt0nf.
9th aarEer, geTuabsr unb le6enss
EFdFsIgxr Radnuds ridt cine Ration
In Biz erie astbs, iii bic Bette Bsfpdhr
fHY ihr Meiitr6lihen, lore lsbensDoae
nisDtdeIung. Daa Elm HiidguHs bet
Shxlkn. eine Berminberung ber
~ab1raahE bebeutet, ME piel Gddbis
aauaeu File bas angefnsiupobl fie nit
briaagu. bas Bat man bsi Jrdnfrtia
otshtn. 0ur Elm grOBeg, bieli0pFses
oA pfrTlag ia, bic fir bic GHttufdeIlng
bs QarDgs n~otpenpigen ardfte auf5Hs
6xiaasn. Nald iii aHoern 2dR0ern bat
ses gsbarstartdgd ii BEN Ibfsa
rsn sinesEsbt, sum Tell siutn fo
sagtG6sn unafdng dngeuon1rlsn, baB
ii anfsna aafn Gorge 3a MAIDEN. osnsn
la pA bes NoEEss an 9sgsen Ifest.
econ ii frahersn Sabrsn Fanb Bonn
aiad rkat 0raEssrnaa bisfer Dragtn IN
III CsaniIid sis fat:
q lnarsn III srIlft Weihe bic BraEsFIs
81 AlsR ngaEansfH. 4as Got
naltan linen. @fIbIfa
ltlh fs WyaNaHaga
aa5 &4aln mgA nisatE s'Ns
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g. q~usba6ren ton Uldidiuenmeln Il.
+. III. Dat natirIia in 3iinbsrpsrts
ftdtttn faft ausTAtRbIih tpsibii8e 4r'
bitter beFAdfiigi fiuD. it leint trtEdrIid,
ba ts fih ia bier nur um t6rptrlia
ltihte unb MaHenarhit banbslt.
llebrigeus fol- burd bic 9eiIung Der
Qrbeit Big ins ~tleinits Elm mauget an
INSTRUMENTATION, Quffsbsrn i. /. 10.
tatftdaben Iein, ba ia. ME bereits ers
pdbnt, Der gr6bts Tell Der gstsruteH
4rbtiier sum 5eeresoiGnf eiHae8ogar III.
In oapiHem Slime bat mar bGnu
bGr4 GipTelung bon 6ahIeuten. nie
]. o. 4r6itetttR u. I. h., gsbolftH bic
Su Eolhen 4rbeiteu geeisHet erfditnsn,
unb bsreu geFddft bur4 ben arieg Dtrs
nifttt mar.
8as bic Grass Der @sIuubbsit BET
psiblihtu arbitsr in ben Mlunitipnss
betrisben betrifft, 70 III pom Maunitionas
minlterium cine beIpHbere aommifiioH
eiHgelebt porben, bic fih iHsbeTonbers
init ber Grage bsr inbuitrieatu grmis
buug uHb ber notmtnbissn gortebrungss
maBregtin sur grbaItung Der t6rprs
li6en unb etiFtigm Strait IL. N. BIZ
foFen foa. Rad sinsr Miiteitung BON
8tbruar b. q. ipa bisis aommifiiou BIZ
rtits Fiinf 8eridts, unb omar ii6er
Gpnutagsatbeit, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GEN, MertitattstaniiHeu, BeI6sftiggHg
BON neibtihen arbsitern unb enblid be-
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lah foaen bic tpeibIi6tn Qrbeiter aud
fir GhloFeEdrb&ilen ont GdraubFod
unD on bsr @grfbaHt (pgI. Abb. g.
gum RadpriiFeu unb 2eEtn BON ftrtis
gen arbitsu iotuie ubertdupt CUR 5ers
fsluns Don Wsrtt3agmai4 ineH gesi8nd
Iin,
Die peiblifen arbeittt fnb niht nur
am Gage, Fonbttn aud In ber Rahi bts
fhdfti9t, uub 3lpar tntfpeesr In 8Epei
6diattn 81 ia 3pDlf Stunben poer in
brei 6nifisn 5u ie nGt Gtarben.
Tim ben psiblihen Qrkitsrn bic Wlas
fhinsnartgit gu erleihtern. Iinb an btn
Mialhineu bsionbere QuffpdHns uub
6atteborriatunssn borgtiten. Wlit ihs
rtr OLLIE ioI es ben qrbtiteriruen In
bieIen Gdlen moeiih esnorbsn iein, bic
Regeneration Der friiRreH Qrbeitr
3u errsifen. 3untiIm drbiten bic
peibIihsH Qrbsitsr NIT bsn mdnrlldfn
@rbtiterH an ben Ulai6ian aud in aos
lonn&n al ie 5pei gsrIoRsa ~3ufammen.
SeDe bieItr Mldf4insu tpirhs frii9er BON
Il siHsm Qrbeitsr beoieHt. Die Qohas
kre3nung If bic sleids pie friiHr gss
bIisbsu. dIs bic bsiben Maihtnen BON
5ipei mdnnlihsn 4rktttrn btbieni lras
rem. Den grobttn 9eil Der Qohnfumme
srbdlt iebt iebo5 Der mdHnlihe Qrbtis
ter. her aud bic @erantportuna fir biz
arbsit bat. SIS bau6slt fid in bisIen
Gaasn I'm fapisriasEs Drebart1it, B.
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freuuOst uno bisIe babel sugsgtn mare.
u~e6er6nupt mub, iobalb bic 6sruFIids
GienItIeiRung tiuItbt, jsbe 9ripatfnhs
nusseT6aItet neroen. SdusIide unb
Gamiltenangslegsubeittn, tbtnTo 9efu6:
fpdhrenb bsr gtlhdfts3eit iino aus ben
adumen Der qfidt gu psrbanHtn. aud
bas 5elefon. bas bielgsploats, biene nur
BEN baFir beItimmten 3tpsd, "a fet
osnn in arantbtitss ober unglidsfdleu,
Gs it fdidIt4, fd Idltdttn 8efiubsns
ipegtu, bds jtntanb autn StubenarrefG
bfrurttilt. iofort 3n tntfdnlbigsn. - 60
t5nnttn nod cine Menot iuobimtintnbsr
RatIdldgs fir Elm p~lirbigts Nsrbdlttn
I'm 8srufsisbsn bier stgtbsn tpsrbsn,
benin bisTss IN nidt 70 einfa9 uno pers
lungt bic Qusu6ung bitIer gegsHTtitioer
Aidiidisn. bic elm b6flidsr, gutsrsogtnsr
MsHf4 niemals auBer 4dt loHtn tptrb!
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rem Mrbeiiassit ttrauRosgebtH babtn.
Der g,rihi Hbsr bic @tIddfiieuns bon
Granea unb btrm Qrbtiis3sit iast aus
nGGii, bab atr btr fblagenbNtH Be
neifs fir ben Muni6 bts @pllts, ben
ariee su %gtlpiHntu, bic 8trsttiptn'eisi
Der arauen q~elpeItn fell, benz Ruie btB
2dnbss mad ibrtr Silie gpIss 81 lei'
item. Jrautn uub Wlsbhtn alsr BIZ
rufstfaFm unb iebsn i%o3taIsu Starbss,
pie Ghueipcriuusu. IdnbItde Qrsilsrin'
men, D~ienhmdbdtn, aabengebifiunsn,
5tubentiHneu, GrdutH uub WdbhN,
bic porber mic tttpas bsrbitut bGtitn,
grauen unb witDen bon atitstru,
grautH, bic fh fbon bonn Subutrits
ltben g%uriidgt3ogn bdttsu, ale tttie
b1ttsH fi5 in L.cBsr anJabI ben 6abris
len sur @trflsurg gsite1t, nm bic
mGnnlihtn Qrbeittr fir ben 6ttrts9ituft
fret su MAIDEN.
mie bsrtits ousatfiibrt. III bon btr
aommiITon iberaa barduf etadiet
porbsn, babsqut btItu6iste uno bnr6s
geliiftete Rdume sum Girntbmsu Der
mablssittn fiji bic ptibIitsn arbeittr
borgefebtn uno Quff6tsbamsu. arans
ttnI&peFitn II. T. IN. 81 itbtr 3eit In
ben getriebtn artptisnb FuS. als
Sauptfrags pirb in BEN @ef.tt bic
Trape ungsIebtn, oh uHb ME lange trtibs
lthe arhiltr nadts hl6dittgt ipsrbeu
iruen. Die aommifIon ftett uuf BEN
S~tdnbpuHft, baB srinoidbIia Ruatar'
Belt fir 4rbetttriuntn niht erpiinttt
fei, baB fe aber 3ur5sit i'm SntsreFe Sts
2anbts ni6t 5u Otrmeibtn Eel, ia Fugdr
nod ausgtbebut ptrbtn miiHe. Sn
Grantreid iei alIerbines 0ahtarbtit
fir grduen nur tpsniq eiugefiibrt. 8ort
btfgk bic 4bIiGt, Grausu am Gage
unb nur Mdrntr nahts su baihdftistn.
ats Elm llebsIfanb hi Der @sfdaitigung
BON arbtiterinntn, DEFENDERS 8ur Rahts
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font 800 arbeiterinnsn btiGGftigt isFn.
Sin elmer bisIer 5d6riien, unb 3tpar
in elmer gang ueu trrihtttsn munitionss
fdbrit IN giasapp, IN Der ss Iia i'm bic
SerFfsaung bon 8 3tntimtttrs 5tdblgras
natsn hdnbett, fonsu stfpd 800 peibIide
Wrbeiter ulo nun 60 mdnnlihe 4rbeiter
tdtia fetn. GdmtlI3s 4rbetsperri6tuns
gen, ME Das aobabbreben, ons 46s
itehen, QusbBbren aus BEN @olsn.
5ertigbohreu unp dsrtigbrtbsn. ben
&opf anbrsheu, @spiHbe einidnsioen in
ben 3inbeEtopf fir bic 8obtnIdrdube,
bns 8reben ber ntIeuf1rmigsn unD urs
tsrlhniftenen Iute fir ben tapfsrnen
8~I6rungsring auBen ON Gtf6oB. pus
Gins uub a~ufpal3en beg 6ibruHgss
ringts uip., aIe bieIe Gperationen ners
ben BON ben peibIidtn 4rbeitern aus,
gefiArt. Rur cine siu3ige Operation.
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mdnnliden Qrbettern ausgeFibrt. Es
baahelt fd hierbet insbsfoUntre nm bic
QHpenbuHg GROCER t6rptrliher araft.
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nur ala Dert3eugmadsr uub Maldinsns
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better nurseH 3undhit bon Defenders
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aus alien 9etritben Der 5irmd 8sarbs
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mnrefhen 8etrieben aufs Bette fir bic
arbsiterinneH geforgt iein. 8eIonbere
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-07

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