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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08
New Feather Beds only S11.25

New Feather Pillows s2.lj per rar. New Feathers best
tckinc Salts 6ctinn guaranteed Write for new CaaoS
SaUTRERi EET3En &PlLLoW CO., DeskI5 Greensboro ne
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08
Reconstruction Measure"
Introduced BV YOung

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Represe2t-
1tivo Young, North Dakota, today IL
t-oduced what he called a first recon-
s.-uction measure" in a concurrent
T. solution providing that "illiterate"
.sncrican soldiers be demobilized last
The resolution is designed to give all
euch soldiers an elementary education
before they are returned to civil life.
.; further states that at is believed
that in the Democracy of the future
there should be no illiterates."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08

Every trappsr connects up
with fur house-to get supplies
and sell his furs. Begin right
with Taylor, the house that has
pleased the experienced trappers
CT all North America for 4S years
and earned our reputation Of
americas Greatest Fur House"
That means we pay always the
highest prices for skins and charge
lowest for traps, etc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08

Choice Massachusetts stock, early Varletles'
ranged generally about $1.00 lower at $6OO@
o 90 per bbl. and late varieties weakened to a
range of S65OG1O.OO. Eew Jersey berries
ranged generally s7.OOO10.OO per Dbl, and
25Od3.5O per box, but reached $11.5O per
bill. in Pittsburg Wisconsin stock ruled $3.50
Cl9OO per Dbl. in Chicago. shipments de
creased TO AZ cars, compared with rs last
week and n recent average Of about 80 cars.
The cranberry crop of Washington reported
about three times as large as last year.
Ca1arv Ahout Steady
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08
Kaiser S Abdication
Considered Unnecessary

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 5.-Party lead
crs of The German reichstag in the.c
recent discussions decided there was 70
necessity for the abdication OF Emperor
william, the LOkal AnzeiSer. OF Be. In
SAYS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08
DIAZ STRUCK JUST
AT RIGHT MOMENT
TO SMASH FOE


WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Choice of
the right moment, efficient direction OF
the attacks and the rapidity Of execu-
ton were the three big military factors
that contributed 10 the crushing Aus
trian defeat, Major General Emilio GU
clclmotti, military attache at the Ital-
ian embassy, explained today.
''The happy successes of the alIieS on
the French front, the withdrawal of Bull
Earia and Turkey from the war, leIt
Austria for the first time, although with
forces greatly superior In numbers
alone against us" he said.
bad weather had begun 10 make the
provisioning of the armies in the noun
tain zone difficult and swollen streams
produced the same situation along the
Piave. Such conditions narrowed thc
Italian front OF attack and made coun-
ter attacks by the enemy on our hanks
'From the opening of the offensive
the evident aim of General Dlaz was 70
divide the Austrian armies in the plains
from those in the mountains. Hence
the rapid, vigorous and successful pusA
toward Vittorio Naneto, Ponte Nelle
Alpi and LOngarone. Dislocatlon OF
transports in the district sectors was
.'The rapidity of the offensive is une-
qualed in history The initial bomD2rd
ment began Octobtr 2Pand on NoyembeT
the italian flag fioated over Trento
"At 8 o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon the
FINAL triumph of the Italian arms over
the Austrians had been determined. II
is a triumph which ten days ago seemed
far distant. but in which Italy and he'
soldiers have always have unshaka Die
faith, even in the saddest moments 'as;
year"
All Italy is ablaze with celebrations
disaptches to the Italian embassy re-
port.
800. Shipments were 15s cars, compared will
143 last week.
Northern commercial acreage celery foui
states officially estimated 1850 acres, com
pared with 500 last year:
Citrus Fruits Slightly Lower
Florida grapefruit central district brights
medium sizes. weakened slightly in shipping
sections, closing ut $2.50@215 per box, car
loads f. o. b., but prices in northern consuming
markets were firm, closing AT $45OG5.2o
SHIPMENTS Increased slightly to 315 cars, com
pared with $40 last week. Florida oranges,
central district brights, medium sizes ranged
mostly S4O06I4.J0 in shipping sections, and
followed wide range at auction sales at S4.?e
66.O0 in New York. reaching $500 at times IL
a few markets. Shipments increased rapidly.
with AZ cars, compared with 252 last week and
&c the week before.
Sweet Potatoes Fairly Steady
Virginia big stem Jerseys followed last
weeks general range of S3.7504.25 per Dbl,
reaching S.. 90 in few distant markets. New
Jersey stock ranged slightly stronger this week
ut S1.500200 per hamper. Tennessee Nancy
Halls tended upward, closing Mt $1.75Q2O0 per
hamper. Georgia Porto Ricans ruled S2.5O PEI
cwt sacked. Shipments were 49, cars. conf
pared with 1913 last week.-W. Gary Thomp'
son Assistant in Market Surveys.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-08

Traps ike everything else made
of steel, are going up constantly.
Ours re low because we bought q
tremendous stock before the ad-
vances. As long as they last we'll
give you the advantage of low
prices. But when we reStock, well
have to charge higher, Soactim-
mediatelyl Get everything you
need at pre-war pricesl Here are
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18
LOCAL AND. PERSONAL.

& j.
Nels johnson, wife and baby, P.
M. Christensen and family and the
Nick Otteson family Of near Au-
dubon were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arley johnson Sunday.
G. G. Christensen, wife and
daughter, Aileen, Mrs. Mollie Hunt
and granddaughter, Alice May
Hunt, autoed to Atlantic Saturday
to hear the big band.
Mesdames Walter Potts and Pet
er A. Petersen spent a few hours at
the home Of the formers brother,
James Carlson and family Thursday
afternoon Of last week.
Mrs. Hubbell, daughter, Mrs.
Bert Bailey and husband returned
to their homes in Atlantic the latter
part of last week after attending the
funeral OF their son and brother,
| Erie Hamler at his home in Aber-
deem, South Dakota.
The Mothers Club held an inter
esting meeting last Thursday at the
George Voss home. Mrs. Clifford
Poster was elected President and
Mrs. Andrew Jensen, Secretary.
Mrs. Duff yarney, Of South Dako-
ia was guest Of the day.
hrs. w. r. Williams received a
message last week saying that her
brother, whom she had not heard
from for eight years, was lying i'll at
his home in Council Bluffs. She left
for that city, bringing him home
with her Saturday.
! Mrs. Huber, the Deputy of the
Pythian Sisterhood Lodge, was pre-
sent at their meeting Tuesday eve
night and very good meeting was
held. A large number was present
and light refreshments were indul,
ged in ''T'
George Scott Of Viola township
who has been at the training camp
of Fort Casey, Washington, was
excused from the service and re-
turned home. On account of agrl
cultural pursuits he will not be re
4 called until next fall.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18
Notice of Incorporation
70 Whom it May Concern:

10 Whom 1T May Concern:
Notice is herby given that the
undersigned have associated them
selves together under and by vir-
5ue of chapter one, title nine, Of
he Code Of Iowa, and the laws
smcndatory thereto, as corpora
ion, and have adopted articles OF
incorporation which provide as fol-
lows, to-wit:
LIST. The name of the corpora
ton is Audubon Township Cream
siry Association" and its principal
olace OF transacting business is at
It's Creamery in Audubon Town
snip, AUDUBON County, IOWA, Post
Office Address, Extra, Iowa.
2nd. The general nature Of the
Business 10 he transacted by such
corporation is to establish and
maintain a Farmer Mutual Cream
cry for the manufacture and mark
eting OF dairy products, and to do
ever hing necessary, incidental to,
and connected with such business,
Including the leasing, buying and
cling Of such reel property as may
| u Necessity ynerefor.
3rd. No capital stock is author
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18
C.ons.iipatioa and indigestion

Sonshpas. s7s "a. and indisest1on
These are twin evils. Per-.
sous suffering from indiges-
tion are often. troubled with,
constipation. Mrs. Robert
Allison, Nation, Ill, writes
that when she irst moved
to Mat toon she was a great
sufferer from indigestion and
constipation. Food distress
I'd her aud there was a feel
ing like a heavy weight press
ing OH her stomach and chest.
She did not rest we'll at night
aud felt worn out a good part,
ST the time One bottle ct
Chamberlain's Tablets corr
,ecied the II ,nble so that she
aas SINCE felt like a new ptr-
son. For sale by kearney's'
Pharmacy.
Every year delayed is lest
. in re-planting. don't wait
nmtil you can buy a golden
spade, piant now. Drive over
to w. M B mberger, Harlan,
/ Iowa. u
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18

the first Wednesday after the first
day of each January thereafter, at
which election each person who is a
member of said occupation, shall
be entitled to but one vote, which
must be cast in person. Until the
election of officers in January, 1919,
the following names shall be the Of
fcers and directors Of said corpor-
alton, to-wit: ]. G. Tibben, Presi-
dent; F. ]. Kommes, vice-P President;
Z. 2. Nelson, Secretary; George J..
Meyer, Treasurer, n. w. Tibben,
81. N. Huss and Walter Meyer,
auditors.
9Th. That the highest amount
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18

Isl
of indebtedness to which said cor
poration shall at any time subject
itself, shall not exceed four thous-
and dollars.
9TH. That the private property
Of the members Of such corporation
sa1all be exempt from the debts of
said corporation.
!. Dated this 29th day Of March
1918.
I J.vC. Tibben, President,
p. ]. Kommes, vice-Pres.
George ]. Meyer, Treas.
:. P. Nelson, Secretary.
II. w. Tibben,. Walter Meyer and
H. N. Hpss, Directors. .
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18
zed by the articles Of Incorpora-

lied by the articles Of Incorpora-
ton.
4th. That. the said corporation
shall commence business on the
date Of filing the articles Of Incor-
poration with the Secretary of the
State OF Iowa, and shall continue
for period; Of twenty years, with
right of renewal.
5th. The affairs Of such corpor-
alton are to be conducted by q
president, vice president, secretary,
treasurer and three auditors, who
shall constitute the Beard Of Direc-
tors, and who shall b elected ON
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-04-18
Congo Church Notes
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Service 100 p. m.
Evening Service 500 p m.
W. B. Baldwin, minister.
w. 3. Baldwin, minister

Windbreak Evergreens that
are sure to grow, andfa suc-
Gers, drive Car direct ofnurc-
cry for these trees, w. N.
Bomber6er. =
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Streikcr BON pies
Derrdter oenaniti

gortIdilo, Ore, t6. sSuli. - SSrt.
Dem er oie itreifettoen @erftarbeiter
in Soflono, Gal, nberbaninte Ser.
rGter" nonnte, erfldrte Charles 8ie3,
Der @i8e-Brdiioert Der emergency
Gleet Corporation Dob 0ieielben aur
bollen 8eronttportltng geSogen mer.
ben. Sur Die GIeftrifer itno Ghrei.
ner iporen in Ben orei betroffenen
Gdiffstuerften an Der glrbeit. Die
9enntten oieier llnionen iogten, oab
aud fie bol6 Die 4rbeit tueroen riie.
6erlegen utiilien, ipenn tie nit ibrer
arbeit ioipeit boridreiten oIs iene,
oie bon ben aeiieNdnieoen am
Gonlstog fertig geiteIIt ipuroe. 40
Golodten tparen geitern in Der getb.
Iebern @erft itntioniert, Inn llnritben
at berbiiten. Seine @ahen tuur6et
bei BEN onoeren @erften nufgeiteat.
Ser Streif bielt Die @rbeiten an Der
.cynbincibIe", 6em 10000 Sonnen
eroBen 9nn1pfer ouf Der gentaB
einem 8eripreden bon S. &C. 9pnon
BON ben Bethlehem 0erfen an
Sdipob 90 Gage nod Der 4ieaegung
bonn Stopel gelaiien mer0en ioIlte.
gie Streifer benohrihtigten Die
bob elm &onitee bon l1nion
2euten nibr glngebot" im Irbeiters
telnpel eriuarten pilroe.
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9entlde GffeniiOt
at ber Marnf itoft
Ocitlidb pom Rbeims permodetc Scr ScinS mt
tuerie su crrcidbcn, tueitlidt Sapon riidt er MIR
picr tlteilen ueit pcr
5wii@sm 100000 u. 100000 Deatide inn Kan
Seutidjer geridJt.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 16. SuIi.
9lus oem @roben Saltptqunrtier
tpltrbe iiber Die Sffeniibe in 6rarf-
reid geItern abenO foleeroes genel.
bet: rSii6peltli9 ttto Oltlid bon
&beints brange1 mir in Geile Der
frnn8Oiiiden 8oitttonen.
Son anOerem syrpnten.
2on0on, 16. SSuIi. 81brert6 Die
9eutlden i'm Giiben Der 59lodtli-
ME Die IIiierten ongreifen fnob.
bern britii6e Streitfr1fte bel ypern
on Der fein0liden 2ittie ltt6 boben.
pie 5eIonaridaa $oig beiite meIbet,
ibre 8oiitionen in Der 9adbaridaft
bon Sebltterne uno @illers-Gretott.
reur nerbeiiert.
6ranaoien uno Stoliener iesen IT,
rem gornarid eeeen bic Seiterrei.
der in Mbanien fort, itno SStoliener
ioipie 6ron5ofen belnrltbiget ben
6etn6 in SEN @ebirgsgegenoen Sta-
liens. 8enn INNER bic OeIterrei-
der bort gum angriff itbergeben,
mer0en fie geihlagetl.
ssSn 9alditina orangen tiirfiide
ltno oelltide Grltppen In britiide
SteIllingen noroIid bon sseri9o elm,
tp1troen ieood bel einetn @egenan-
griff bertrteben 1tro berIoren 500
@ann an @efaneenerl oorttrter be-
fonoen fid 260 9etttIbe.
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Btittfe6cs Gaitctbcct
pcrlcnkte 1tsBcof

aonbon 16. SuIi Snnerball
bon IA @ainnten seritorte Elm bri.
tiihes Goudboot elm oeutifes II
Boot. Rodoein es bns fetnoli6e Il
Boot aeiihtet bate, taudte es I'M.
ter uno GnSerte ben aurs. 9et
Sem 6enerfte iein 8eriifop uno Der
aurs nnrbe pieoer gednoert. Gin
Eorpe6o tpnrSe obeef6olien iinS
man bernobn cine i6nrfe Grploiion.
gIg oas britiihc Boot tpieoer nuf,
iond)te, fab es Del allf Der 0ber.
flGhe unO orei 2erite i6pommen
auf Der Stelle lumber. 3lpei lullr0en
euigefiiht. n6er Ger brittle perIntlf,
ebe mon i'm erreiden fonnte. Die
ltcberleben6eii iaGten, onB 0os II
Boot ncr Dem Eurrne getroffen wltr.
So
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slnben in llfraine llinneridlfet.

8oibington, t6. Suli. - Cine
an5abI S5u0eH pltrOen in aberion
l1froine. gum Sooe berurteilt unS
bingerihtet, neil iie @etreioe berltedt
botten pie cine 9epeibe beiogt, Die
ons Stoatsoepdrtemert als mebr
ODER ipenieer ouf llmitniiosbetpeiieu
berubeno djarafteriiiert. Gin grie.
iter, Der ben gernrteiIten beiitebeu
moIlte, III ieitber ieinen gerIetingen
erlegen. SSiioiide aouflente in
aberion iino and binaerihtef nor.
Oen fpcil iie iih peigerten Die gla.
men bon gnuern m5ugeben, nit be.
nen iic ejeiddite a6idJlciien 4mo Die
beidnI6iet iuuroeL @etrcioe peritedt
All haben.
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1tnteriMetmn9 iiber
SeutiHe 1,rcpaeanSa
@m. 9. Gale nnb Gen. q. @iered
iunrben 6taiislid bes TrOpa.
sanSafonbs befrast.

9eeip gorf, 16. SuIi. Ism.
goparo Sale, be3oblter Better oes
beutiden Observation-Disclosures in
oieiem 2aloe in 1917, uno Geo.
SDlpelter 8iered, Der $eraasgeber
bon 8iereds @eeflp, peIde 8eit.
i9rift Dor Dem gintritt 2lmerifos
In Den &rieg ben Man1en n6atber.
Lamb" fiibrte, tpuroen bel Der Inter.
iit6ung oes StIfs @eneralonnalts
8eder betreffs oeiiti6er 8ropngan.
0o In glnerifa bon oemielben Der.
bort.
$err 8eder ipcigerte iid, iiber Die
sSnterbietps at fonmentieren, iino
iogte f1ur, oob er beioe M1nner Be-
aiigIid ibres @iiiens fiber Die @eIo-
ausgaben 9elttid)lonos sur 8eeir-
fluiilng Der ou1erifaniiden offert.
liden @ein1tng, ebe 9tmerifa in ben
&rieg eirttrat, befrngt babe. CT
iagte, oaB Die SSrterbieips, 9eraoe
mie ienes nit Geo. &. O0el, Dem
friiberen &orreIponbenten Der Seem
gorf Gpening 9aail in 9eutidlono,
elm Geil elmer 0tegieritngsunterilt-
dung n1ren moourd man feitau,
Itellen iuhte, ner einige Der plttt-
npunnutptt gI2iI1innpn" prhnItpn hnt
Die bier IN Der Soffnung, gtmerifa
aus Dem &rieee beratts6ubalten aus
gegeben tpurben.
gr neieerte fih, nn5itgeben, OBJ Die
aonferen5en trgeno ipelde oirefte
8erbinbung nit Der geridtIiden Ser
foIgung bon Or. @bmaro q. Gumelp
bGtter, Der Die Gbening Mail in
1916 fir Die belltide Regieritng ge-
fault bo6en ioa.
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!6n[sneriunlter ernannt.

8oibington 16. Sui. = 5. 5.
airbp BON Souiton, Ger, pur0e ee.
tern gum Sol5berlpoIter Der Gmer.
gencu Jleet Corporation ernnnnt
uno lpiro olle glrbeiten oes Sd)ifis.
bouprogromns, Oie NIT Der &ol5.
proouttion uno .gluf6eiuabruna in
Gerbinorig ite6en. ieiten. airbD
miro bic GontroIle il6er ale SoI5.
iaaerIaaer babea.
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gerlnite Der Waarinetrnppen.
45O RailtpfsH sHercplaitc
itacb europa oeitbi&t

g8aibington t6. SuIi. - 450
in 9lmerifn ee6aute aalnpfoeropIone
tuaren am 5. sSitIi enttpe6er iiberiee
berfdifft e&&eesr IN oen SGfen aur Der
i6iffung abgeliefert tporOen. Syn.
Dem Sefret6r 8ofer oieie gntiinoi.
gung mndte, eab er ouA an, oob
Sibertb Motore aller &IaiIen, Die big
gum ielben Gage abgeIiefert tuuroen,
fih nuf 2,514 iteIlten.
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9ipsnrr Wir6 9eiter bes euftpoIt.
Sienltes.

Bnibineton Is. Sui. = Soupt.
mann .. .. Sipsner bot aeItern
aus Der 2lrmee feinen abidieo ee.
nontmeit I'M Superintenbent beg
Cuff. .9oitoienites su fDeroen uno Die
2eitung mlo MISUNDERSTANDING beg.
ieIben 5u iibernebnlen. S1upflnonn
2ipsner fpitr0e ON IS. @idi 1917 al
Der grmeeiteaung ernannt n1e
itaHlBlt oils gbieago.
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borne, 6. 8. 2oree, gS. s. gan
DerDort, 6. E. Mlidael unb .. 8.
@oroen; fir Die 9lrbeiter, Die Ser
rem 9ronf s. Sobes, 8iIlinm 8.
SltthriTon. @iQidn s. So1niton,
8ictor y. Chamber un0 S. y.
Midert. 3ie beiGen erltgennnnten
Serren iino bic permonenten 8or.
3isenoen Der geD5roe iino boben bier
nit oenl rl6tiget &onaliitenperional
ibr beitdnoiges Sauptquartier, nab
reno Gle onoeren MitglieOer MIR eitt-
berufen tperoer, menn ibre Gienfte
berIangt tperben. ga Die 3tpefe Der
9eborbe i'm 2anoe nod ait tuenig be.
fatlnt ftriO, lperben jest bonn glr'
teit8oeportmant cine glnaabI bon
@e6nern bei6dftigi, i'm 2anoe beruul
gu reiien 1tn6 Den irltereiiierten 8ar-
teien oieie 3neGe 5ii erfldren. 8ieie
9eb0roe be1:st pobI ielbItdnbig
eSurisGiftion III allen Sdllen bon
0ifferenSeu alplihen Ben arbettge-
bern rn6 ben 9lrbeiteriL aber
bauptid6lid ioa lie ols 4ppeabof
bon Sen @ntIdeioungen Ser nit bent
QlrbeitSoeportment in Gerbinbung
ftebenoen 8ermittIer oienen. Sn Der
8roflanotion oes 8rdiioenten, oltr9
meI1e Oieie 9e1oroe ins 2eben ge-
rufen rpuroe. nirb es tbr 3lr Nliht
genla6t aIle entitebenOen Differen.
8en 8uii1en glrteitgebern uno 9lr.
beitern otf Oem @ebiete Der 8ur
ariegsfiibrung notipenbigeu Snott.
itrien nno ebelltiell auf aroeren @e.
bieten gu i6li9ten. Sie beiibt oas
Re9t, gorla0ungen at erlaiien, Ser.
bore abaubaIten uno eigene gernitt-
Ter 1tnb ltnteriu6er on5tIteIlen, De.
rem glrbeiten bon ibr beItGtigt iper.
Sen ntiiIien. glber Der 8eb6roe 1T
iid in 51Ile eiraurtiiden,
sic Our6 onOere @eiebe Der Ser.
Sto1ten reeuliert ltno ertihieoen
lper0en t0nnen. G8 miro ibr CUR be-
ion0eren 8flidt genladt, oarmtf 8lt
ndten, 0oB fDGbreno ibrer @rlnd-
aung zines Jalfes Die inbuItrieae
Bro6uftion ni6t cineelteIlt miro.
Ser sn 6eFclsenbe &nrs.
Die @inmiidung oieier 9eboroe
in 9lrbcitsItreiti9feiten fam ntf
cine ie6r einfade 8eiie beaniprudt
peroen. SyrgelO cine ii6 befldgenoe
lSartei fam tbrc 8ei6peroe BEL Dem
1ieligen SefretGr oes goaros, Serrn
gg. Syett 2ouf, i9riftli9 einreiaen
nit boiler glngo5e Der beItebeitoen
3uitGroe. Sinh beioe 8nrteien mil.
.ens, lire gtniifl.en iiber Die Streit.
rage Dem 9ooro obne 8erbore Dor.
iuIegen. 10 utub 0os idriftIih nnge.
1eben tuer6en. Ser Sefret1r oes
llrbeitsoepartmgnts fam at irgeno
liner Belt bic 91tigfeit Der geboroe
IN &ontroberIen. ON oenen iein De.
5artnent itttereiiiert lit, in aniprud
iebmsn. Sn jeoer Streitigfeit 5tui.
den 2lrbeitge6ern uno glrbeitern,
ION pel9er bic arieesbeborOe 0oti5
.enommen BAT, miiiien bon Den 8or.
ibenoen Sipei Waitglieber ernnnnt
Ueroen, Die DIE 9lrbeitseber, ruts
Iluei, bic 6ie glrbeiter bertreten.
0ieie tier cicnen oIs @ermittIer
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mann Heinboro, &oulmonoenr Der
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Sauptmanns Baron bon 2i6tbofen,
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tpltroen I'M Sample get0tet; oht er.
lngen ibren @unoen; orei ftarbert on
&rantbeiten; elmer fam olrd I'm.
fall unts 2eben. 50 Weonn tulroet
i6lper berpunoet; % tperben no9
benz aanlpfe berltliBt lno elmer ge-
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gluf Der 2iite iteben oie gsonet
bon flint Sotuaerrl. Sergeant g. g.
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