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Arizona republican., 1917-10-05
STORE ENLARGED TO TWICE ITS FORMER SIZE
 GOOD MANAGEMENT KEYNOTE OF THIS FIRM

Mr. Barton has been engaged in the drug store business in Phoenix twelve years and is acknowledged by mem bers of the profession here to be one of the most efficient druggists in the country Mr Neail himself has been in the drug business in Phoenix for about five years.
 After visiting the big, light har- mcnious store the writer said:
 MT. Neail, there is one idea back of this store there is something above everything else that has made it a success. What is it?"
 Success has come through good management" was MT. Neail's answer. Careful attention has been given to detail Our customers are studied. No two customers are alike. We learn how tO run this store from our cusv tCmers. Their wants and wishes con cern Us always. We not only want to please, but We insist upon pleasing.
 Another very important item that has made for success in our business has been the free motorcycle delivery. We believe in quick service and be- lieve we have the quickest and most satisfactory service in the city.
 me most important item, however, is advertising. The Sun Drug com pany has advertised extensively from the very start. Advertising is a fun damental principle in business. We believe in telling the public what we have to sell in the most attractive way possible. If an article is worth selling it certainly is worth advertising. We want the public to know about ;t. There shculd be no secrets, the public should ba taken iltC the confidence of q store, and the best way to do this is through advertising"
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05

often injurious merchandise gained such strides that the government stepped in with pure food legislation and checked it. This measure of pro- lection aroused housewives to the sit nation and the importance of utmost purity in articles of table use. And as result of this awakening wise house. wives have set a higher standard of purity than the food laws demand The federal and state authorities have cut off to a great extent the manufacture of products of an injurious nature. The great majority of housewives have gone even farther and insist on abso- lute purity
 Tn speaking of baking powders, the advertising manager of the Calumet Baking Powder company said:
 There are many different brands of baking powders on the market. All that are on the market are made within the limits of the law"-are as pure as the law demands. Calumet Baking Powder is as pure as it can be made. It possesses no adulterants- no useless fillers-no impurities-no injurious properties of any sort. It is composed of the highest grade materi- als procurable. So proportioned and
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05

As a testimony to good business, showing what can be done through the right sort of management and the right sort of goods, the Sun Drug com pany corner of Monroe street and North First avenue, in a store en- larged to twice it's former space, is celebrating today with a grand open ing.
 But this grand opening is not being heralded by brass bands or anything else spectacular. It is an opening more in word than in anything else, an opening of a very fine sore for business among the people of Phoenix who have been doing business with it for several years with complete sat- isfactiOn.
 In any business that has become a success there is always one dominat ing idea that has made that success. With the Sun Drug company this sue cess is due to good management There were a great many other things that led out of this good management that helped bring about success. Out of this central idea came advertising W. r. Neai, sole owner of the Sun Drug store, says that when he opened for business May 13, 1913. he had every
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05

blended they remain pure. Another point which shows that Calumet is W.. beyond the measure of merit required by law, is that it stays pure in the bak
 ing. It leaves no harmful residue, as do many powders that comply with the pure food standards. The bakings produced with Calumet Baking Powder are not only light, fluffy and tasty, but wholesome and healthful, which really is the final test of any Baking Powders purity. The high, way-above- the law excellence of Calumet repre- sents purity in the extreme and that is what the wise housewife now demands She no longer wants a baking powder that is good enough to get by the law she wants the BEST"
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05
ENGLAND LOSES 6.627 SAILORS

Since the outbreak of the war 6,627 officers and men of the British mer- cantile marine, exclusive of those in the pay of the admiralty, have lost their lives, according to a statement made in the House of Commons by Sir Albert Stanley, president of the Board nf TrnIn
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05
PURITY IF FOOD
 VERY NECESSARY

II used to be that interruptions man. ufacturers were at liberty to foist adulterated foodstuffs onto the unsus- pecting housewife. This production of low grade. frequently worthless and
Arizona republican., 1917-10-05

Though activities recorded the Mrs
  bit relieve Photo shows her Alto market from basket which she her The @ for the benefit the Hopkins, society leader of San Francisco.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05

6err Mernide eripibsrte ni9tS.
Der Mbf9lub mar 10 ge5eitigt, bab
er totIi4eren @epinn in febr ons
nebmbarer 90be bra9te, Der Tol
mar fir ben seiponbten 8ontbiret,
tor Ieibli9 gut erIebist -.
DIS pouI 5ouertoip bon 5einem
gruoer bic Observation-Disclosures
iebr ausfiibrIi4 gu b0ren betam.
bltes er bic biden Baden INNER
unb INNER tpieber auf unb iaste
enbli9:
sd bdtt MID aIes ouf einmoI
Dertauft! @s rGr mebr r~aus5uboIsn
iefpefen, ipenn Du bat 2onb INNER
aebn oOer aponaig Morsen auf elm.
mol pertloppt bdttet!"
ausuft fubr nit Der Gouft iiber
ben Slid.
.@irit fdOn rs@t boben. ober
man Tam aud reinFaIenl uno 6a,
gu ben Qlerier, pauI! Gee, nee!
Mteine bret Milionen Bob id, unb
nit bensn tperb' in Rittergutsbelits
aer. Dat mill au9 bic Gmma!
@orauf baben mir uns periteift!
Mas bic 8erliner RnOppe perbienen,
foI mir iana egoI Ieiu!"
paul bieIt ben &Opf i4rds. iab
Bruoer uno S4pd9erin an.
rHatiirIi9, tusnn Sbr's 70 bobsn
polt! Sd mad's anbers! limb
nit bic 8ouerei finb fie ia ieBt
reinpeg perfehen, oa tomm i'd AUDI
balo bran! Oaiepeien limb ieraM
f9On genug. Aber i@ loB mid uff
nif4t elm, erft min i9 feben, ME
fi4 bic Strabenaise porousli1tli9
our9 meinen Sruno unb 8oben aies
ben perben! Sd bol' raus, mas nut
gu triesen Is. IN feb mid bann our
Nube! Meine @briitine meint oo9,
bot tpGr bas bette. S9on bon nee
len bic S4ulen fir Grnit unb Mn>
nal"
rSeber, pie er pin," iaste Muguit.
rMir finb 5ufrieben!"
lin bat bleibt bic !Souptla9e,'
erpioerte paul.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
Orittes RapiteL.

paul 9aGertptp belt i'm nG9ften
Jriihiabr oft feline braunen Stuten
an, penn ct brauBen auf feinen
Telbern mar. SIMMER pieber muBte
er nod benz @eb0ft ieben, in benz
er ben erften @arsi setan. Det
Minb pfiff Oura bic einsef9lasenen
Geniter, bur9 Die 9alertops felt
Sabrbunoerten auf ibr 2anb geblidt
batten. 3ein @ieb itanb mebr in
ben StGaen, na9ts mo9te @elinbel
jeBt bort f9lafen -. limb bann fab
er nod ieinem netten, tleinen 9duss
den. No9 feline apan3ig sabre
tOar Is per, ba bate Der Hi9tbaum
auf benz Oa4e seitonoen. unb nun
riidten BON S90neberg unb Mil>
mersborf unb neuerbings aud bon
Jrieoenlu bic 9dufermaKen beran.
8innen tur5em piirbe er au9 tot=
9ebriidt tperben -. Mbet CT gab
iein 2ano niat i'm Rami9 Der,
pie Nuguit, Der nun in 9interpomz
mern ouf einem groben Hittergut
iaB. Stid I'm Stud iouten Die
Spetulonten unb Baumei5ter nit
l9perem @elbe be3ablen. @r bate
feinen 8ruber setparnt, aber Der
bate ni9t seb0rt. Die 9ant bate
aus ieinem @runb unb 8oben cine
asrrainssieli9uft gsmo4t, nit
finf Milionen Rapital. SIN 9anbs
umbreben batte tie atpei Milionen
eingeitedt, unD bic Mttiondre pou>
ten natiirli9 ibr Gelb m0gli9it
f9neu NIT einem anftdnOisen 0er>
pienft tpieber bernus baben. sic
niiroen es betommen, balo, unb
cine tii4ti9e Stange @olb baau.
Die StraBen paren i9on abseitedt,
8eamte batten ibre Mebinitrumente
oufseiteut. 2eute nit 2atten trans
pelten auf ben Seloern berum, traz
ten bic @interiaat taputt, unb bas
untraut mu4erte -. Gr lieb fi4
bas ni4t gefonen! Bon ben @ren>
gen aus folte ibm Morsen um Uior>
gen als 8aulano ab9enommen tperr
ben, mitten beraus pertaufte ct
niats. llnb oas bette bebielt er NJ
tiirIid fir fi4 unD baute ii4 bar>
auf elm paar DEFENDERS f9One
Mietsbiuier. Dos ales bate er
nit ieiner gbriftins bunoertmal be-
fpro9en, unb bic NOR einperfanosn.
War fogar febr aufrieben nit Del.
pldnen ibres Mannes. Neuli9 bat-
te Gmma gei9rieben, pie auf ibrem
Hittersut Die Mrbeit ni9t abriB.
70 Milhtibe, an 200 S9peine uno
II @eipcnne Mderpferbe. Da muBs
te cine Grau natiirli9 bonn Mor>
gengrauen Bis our iintenoen Na4t
auf benz poiten fem. llnb bate es
bod 10 piel bequemer baben t0n>
men. 4ber 10 mar Nuguit. Wenn
er niAt ale 9Gnbe ppl au tun batz
tie, mar ibm ni4t pobl. 1nb gms
mo erft re9t ni9t.
Seine @briitine mar nidt 10 per>
iefen auf Die Mrbeit. Die tpar eiu
biB4en arg in bic 9reite eegongen.
Sbr einaiser JebIer blieb. baB ie
es ni4t ertparten tonnte, Bis aud
lie Miaiondre pirben. limb Noii>
men bate lie au4 reidli9 sroBe i'm
3opf. @rnt folte ftuoieren unb
4nna men Amtsri9ter ooer sar eis
men Offi5ier beiraten. Run, bas
batte NOD CUTE Wese! Bis babin
mar er MiIipndr.
Mne Wu9e tam iebt minbeitens
elmer, Der 8augeldnbe taifen polIte.
3peimal pdre es iosar beinabe gum
Abfdlub getommen. aber in Der leB'
ten Minute bate es iia berausse>
felt, baB bic Geute inn bic sefor.
oerte Mnaabluns nidt fofort in Der
sepiinidten 90be binIesen %tOnntsn.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
4. aapitsI
3tpei Sooe IpGter.

3mei Sage Ipdtsr.
MuguIt !Sollertop rift iiber fein
aonb. sief 5os er ben piiraieen
Risfsrnbuft, Der bon ben Wdlbern
gu ieiner &e6ten fam. in bic Guns
gen. 8lont tuarsn feline Muesn.
Serrli9 tpor bieies 2eben. 1000
Moraen 2anb bate er unterm DfIus
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
TOrtlebuns foIst.l

@ergIeid. Mbseuieiener
Jreier (5um Enthusiastically: Nd,
6rdulein. Sic iinc 10 bart pie Shre
8;efittats!r
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

These men, Withdrawn from lndus-
trial life, throw large and constant
" increasing burden upon women
workers. The experience of English
manufacturers, therefore, compelled
to use female labor replacing male
workers under conditions calling for
highest possible output, furnishes an
exact guide, drawn from stern eXpe-
rience, as to what constitutes the
best length Of working day.
Among the many. English expert
ences upon which judgment may be
based is that of an English woman
factory inspector who noted that the
great Bristol clOthieTs found that the
normal day paid better than the nor
nal day plus an hour and One-haf
overtime three nights per week.
More than that, the manager respOn-
sible for a factory employing over
1000 women and girls, where. the
normal day is from seven to six,
found that when this day had to be
reduced to eight to five by reason Of
cancelled orders that the girls out
put remained the same.
Another English factory inspec-
tor, reporting upon wartime condi-
lions, states that in one case, where
the bad effect of overtime showed at
the end of the second week, the man
ager persuaded the directors to re-
turn, as an experiment, for week to
normal hours. The output and quail
ity of the work improved so much
during this week that the firm de-
cided to keep the normal hours alto
getheT.
"a wel-knOwn wholesale clOthier
employing a thousand women on
government contracts in England
gave it as his welI-considered Opin-
ion that work only during regular
hours was sufficient, any work be-
yond that being quite useless, as it
exhausts the workers and does not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

missing from his home, 725 ndepen-
dence blvd, since February, found IN
canal at LemOnt.
Lake traffic finally opened. IT,
100000 bushels Of grain shipped.
Mrs. Julia Smith, so5 N. Dearborn,
widow of Chas. StOddard- Smith,
killed by auto in Los Angeles.
r. Barbour King, clerk Board OF
Trade hotel, who disappeared with
S1O4, found in Detroit. Said he was
robbed of money.
Burglars got $3.50 from United CT
gar store, t42d and Halsted. Got IN
through basement Of Jim O'LeaTy's
saloon next door.
Mrs. Lillian Washington, coloFed,
81 W. ~51st, punched Policeman JohD
E. Wade, coIored, when he arrested
her for disorderly conduct,
FACTORY INSPECTOR AGAINST
OVERTIME FOR WOMEN
Chief Oscar F. Nelson of the Iii
nois department Of factory inspec-
ton. in his preliminary report as a
member of the committee on labor OF
the national council for defense,
calls attention to the fact that pre-
vious experience shows that over
time, as in muntion and other sup
DIV factories, does not result in in
creased output.
1T has always been the tendency"
saws Nelson, when unusual demand
coupled with shortage of labor puts
stress upon manufacturing bust
nesses to attempt to take advantage
of these conditions in two ways.
First. the manufacturer often pleads
for a IooseT Interpretation or en-
forcement-or bOth-Of the law af-
fecting female labor and child labor
as well. Second, the same Condi-
lions are made much of in order to
head off impending legislation or Gre
- n continent which makes for de-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23
Thompson,

John R. Thompson, speaking
against kitchen extravaganza, said
there is enough food thrown away
in U. S. to feed all Germany.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

ganertlfrnu oiii benz 0ouoe, oeren
@lonn nno Sobue orauben ou ser
Sommc. on Stoho0 uno am Selcih
Dem 5einOe trober, upo oie an ibrer
2teae iebt Sic @iIuoidbar fiir Bag
@aterlon0 fiibrt, bat mebr @critan0.
mis- ooiiir oafir, ipns ocr &roouttion
ironullt ais ale slriegs.@eiellicba-
ten ii Berlin auiamniengenommeu
SD bin mir belutBi ser 6erridlg-
Den 9iihtune coneenialer 3u periah,
rem wenn id niht gerednuueeu al.
iteae, pie man aortofielu cr3ieli. ION.
oern oen @orIhlae uahcn pir0c.
5itr 9ebe6ung Der gtot6 Gin EentnaI
fiir 6rou5 1rafe al errihten. oer oie
eriten aartoiieln nah europe brad-
te. Ga iH aber eth tieies W}iteefiibI
nit Den 2eioen oes oeutIHeu 9olfcs
babe, oer5idte id auf @opulariidl
uno iese etHid bereitpi1i9 ocn Nor
wuri ihipi0er 8egebrlihfeit ans
@lein olter College 9otodi ociicn
fleiBige gIlfidse i'd inuner nit Ser.
guiieen Ieie, ioroert III einen oeriel.
ben etpas nie6r 9ludoenfen mO
ctipos mcbr @ingeben aiif Ste @cDlri.
niiie nnoerer BERTHE. Sm crbiitc
oaS @leide iiir sic @roouttion go
Inn 9teuiubr 6erum fricgen es oic
Observation-Disclosures nit Ser 9lnait
mo bcmii6en iid, sic 9anopirthe
nit ihonen Reocu 3ur Sriibiabrs6c.
telling olti8imiutern Sim 8onne.
monat Nloi nohoem Der 2ouomirth
II gutent @ldu6en feline 5d6uloigfcit
getban Bat 1T oaes tpieoer ucraeieu
nuo oos 5eiliden inn Sodiipreile,
9eidlognabme nno @ertheihmg be.
ginnt BON 9ieneni.
W|ir ge6t eS masge3eidjnet; ih babe
nidts nit Der 2anouirtbihoft Nl
tbim, aud nidts nit 0pn Gioilbch6r.
oen, @ir lebeu III 9lltBlano nod
nod Ben aIten Girlnoiateu ser bir.
qerlben @eicQitaitsor0nime in
melher Die 3niammetiebung Der
Mobl8eiten iidj nad Sen @c6alis0cr.
boltniiien ridtctc. Gait merocn mir
glac @em Die 9icieruna nidlt ac.
niiat Der fauit iid miierablr Nuiier
uno bciieren Shiufen 81 8 Marf oas
oclltlde Eimo, imo Seocr laBt i6n
oas gergniioen
5ie ipollten meine qlniidt D5rcu
ln0 bite id meine gerebriue fiir
Sie ans Der oauge ocS 5hriifitiides
ctIeben 5lt mollen Sonit III mir scr
Sdreibtiih perbaBt. oo inns lur SER
cine @eoanfe be6errihi .admpfeu
uno iieaen fir eiu itol5es. iiartcs i'm.
angreiibores @oteron0.
Sbr Gl0cuburQs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
Sin gsciIinliit iibcr Ote inHcve 2aoc
GcntlhlaeO'J.

SEER bon Gl0enbulgsSa sSaull6au
bcroiienflirbt mn Gag" einen 6o1it
iutereIIarten 9riei, ser sic 9lniidten
ser @lcmeute inn Geuiiheu 9leid)e
lpioeripicgclt, Oic man gelu9bnli@
ais glgrarier poer @unferpartei be-
5eibnct. Scrrn bon Gl0cn6urg lirgt
Die ,io8ioloemofrotii6c @ericublmg@
IeltibIono's ihper i'm @logeu. sln
ser 9Rceicriug iibt er Oic ihdrflte
aritif. CAB ciil iol6er @rief nab
reno ceS arieges in Gcuiidluio
ii6cr6oipt beroiientliGt werOcn fonn'
te, beiueiit ooB oie Oeutidlc @eniur
inter llmitGnoen icbr miloc icin
fam. Tos ogaltide 3ournal" bcr-
oiientlidt Sen 9riei notiirlidj o5ne
sic stcllui9uo6nlc ocs @erioiiers ir'
genOluic qitt3u6eiBcn. ST lulitet::
@erc6rtcr @0uner
3undc6it pInibe i'd S6ueu mo
Dem @oterlauoe ein geeguctes neue5
Sobr, oaS beitinmcno iein miro iilr
Ole anBcren lho inncrcn @erbdltniiie
Geutit6lonos. Soonnn oanfe id
Sbncn fir Die quite Oleiniulg, mel6c
2ip mciper @ropbctenoa6e cntgcgen
bringcn ,2uiien Sic aortofieIp iino
Schtncine in A}uhc. 0ann mcr0en Gic
beioes 6ober~ A6 bin nibt iol5
ouf oieie Qeituno, Ocnn pcnn idb iiir
Die @eoinoungen Scr lanopirtbl6oft'
li6cu @roohftion, i6rc lIriac6ea uno
g9irfimocn oas 9iidtigc Uertreten
b1ite, 70 piiroe oicIG @rfenntniB nit
ciucii iebr 6o6cn 9Sreiic bc5n6lt ieilL
NIT Der 9lrbcit inO 5orqc cincS
WcnidenultcrS Mcr cs piiicr mill,
iuic cS lit cinige groBe 65iiter ST En-.
perbeu imo cinige NuaOratmeilcn
peri6tuocten @rlmobeiiBcs 81 Dcr.
ipolten, Ser mag cS Oerindru. Sn
Gricge lit oo5 ia o6er gor ri6t no.
tbig, lpcil 90 allies onoerS leln lou,
oIs I'M 3rieOcn. Cie 2uuopirt6idoit
iit ooppclt idlinm oorau pciI icOcr
2oic 9luubt, etiunS oupon 5lt Dcr-
itcben. gger dlli 0cnl 2an0c gaIilid
ouigerouincn miro, ldeioet nit Oem
@epliBtieiu odB nlles bon iel6er
mGdit mo ooB ons 9onoleben 0a.
raus beitebt, SnAen 81 eiien imo
9lc6bodc 5r ibieBen 9Sirtbic6nIilibe
6ragen lpcroen cbt I'M &ricec nod
politiiden @eiiHtsplnftcn 1crcgelt,
iuo sic 6erridcuoc 9o8ialochotratie
Bat eiii Sptcreiic oaran sic 9an0s
wirt6idait 10 ihlecbt pie m0gIidb 5il
6e6anocln. Mer sic g(biicbt bat, Oen
driitliGsnonorhiicben 2toot 5a f6r.
bern Der wcaoct iib ic6t on gEbilipp
Sheioeiuarn.
l@cnn bic 9Sroputtion 10 meiter
niBadtet miro, ae6en mir Oem 9(b.
arlinoc cntgcaen. Gs bat iih ber-
ousacitcllt 0oB ser &rieg iabrelaug
oauert itno OoB npb naH ieiner 8e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

euoiging oo5 octaide Golf nod lun-
&c alf Die eigenc 2nnopirt6ldofl ali.
gcpicicn iein lDirO. Gas bisbcrigc
SerIo6rcn Bat 5por pcria9t. ubcr
troBocm iou cine llufe6r 81 0erbGlt-
nilien oic iid i'm 6rieoen 6cpdbrt
6ober uE6orbeit oOcr @erbredcn"
lein gSer cincn neucu @foO aif
l6winoclnoer 80bc wouOelt ittO
nidt acbrt moben faua iucnn cr
lie6t Dab er nibt 81 oen gemiinid-
ten 3iele fii6rt itiir5t IN Sen OI6-
grluiO. Stott oormdrtS 81 ibreitcn
lollte CT Shritt iiir Sdritt bis 5n
einer gangboren StraBc 5uriidrc6.
reu.
Gie &cre6rung fiir oen 6clomor-
lholl bon 8in0en6urg miro o6nc
3iucifel Die 2ouomirt6e ocroulolct
cini0e Eollicn0 @eutner Iett ali Sic
@llmiiionsiobrifeu 3l lieicrn oo
ober ieIbIt altf 0jiitern, oic Sunocrte
pon aii5en boben 3um @roo feline
Nnttcr nebr gegeiicn iueroeu fouL
0ori man lidb ii6er oie 9loA6oltiqfeit
iolder 9lbiporung fcincr SQulion
bingcben. Sic Sennc miro cbca ge-
l@lobtct rpelhc oie Gicr legcn ioIl.
Gie Dcutihe 2onowirtbihait ion Oas
Dclitlbc Bolt Dor gtot6 6cpa6ren,
tno iie fam cs, ipenn man lie ui6t
pcrgcpdltigt ion0cri ibrcr Struftlir
9lcc6mug trogt Bro0uftionSsmong
lit llniinn bic gleihmGBigc &crtbci-
llug Der Sc6enSmittel unour6iii5r-
bar.
Ger oicsbe5iigli1e 9(ntroa ser o-
INSTRUMENTATION Gtaotpcror0ncicu
gerlins 6ot mir cine 4citerc Stinoc
6crcitct III eruTer 3eit gr lit 10
5icmlic6 0oS Gcocite an S6coric, lpas
i1 ieit lungcm geleicn bobe. Gle
ieBige @irt6irbaitsart nit SoNitprci.
icu unO &ertbeililng uno ibr mungcl.
better @rfolg iinO ibon cine ganfc-
rotterfl6rlng oeS io5ialiiiiibcnStua-
tes. Cos 70 bc6an0clte &ublifnm
bat oaDon bereitS, ipie Der 9crlincr
Loot gbic 9}oie pleuo" Gs lit urcrf-
wiirOi9 uie lIngerccbt ms riidiiAts.
los DER io5ioloenlofrotiide 9lntrog
ben lonowirt6ihaitlihcn glr6eiicr be-
6onoclt gon5 abgeie6en oopon ooB
erl oIeihmdfiger Mirt6idoitspIdn
Der @iilioncn uerihie0en gcortcicr
ldnoliHer Setrie6c oud einen Itartcit
9iidgang Der Hro0uftion 6eoingt.
Gas 2e6cn In Der St1ot uno ouf 0em
Sonoc bat ieinc eiacnen %or5iigc lmo
gloHtbeilc S2er oen 9lr6eitcr uno
Der glrbeiterin ouf Dem SanOe bic
&or8iige nittmt uno bic 93adt6eile
bcldBt UcraulaBt iie, Die 9lrbcit ME-
0e5ulegeu mo naA Ser Stoot 5u &c.
ben, ponit Die 2e6ensmittelerscp-
guaa olf10rt. Wlcin &irtiber ibricb
lciner Sc6melier noh Berlin sic ibn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

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Die i'd ionit init S9aier oocr EBeritc be.
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20 GAien 5u i6rer 8enrbeiiliig uno
Seruertbuno ongeihafit peroen.
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ren uno oofiir sic 30 aubc piliigen.
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gnn8 mlf Der 8eritltieite 9ebudt wer.
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