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Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
F. p. WALSH RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The resig-
nation of Frank p. Walsh as joinC
chairman of the national war labor
board has been accepted by President
Wilson and Basil NJ. Manly has been
appointed to fill the vacancy. William
Harmon Black, Mr.. Walsh's alternate
on the board. also resigned, but was
reappointed by Mr.. Manly as his al
ternate.
Mr. Manly was appointed by the
president after he had been endorsed
unanimously by representatives of
labor on the board. He was special
agent for the bureau of labor stats
tics of the department of labor from
1908 to 1913. during which time he
made a complete survey of the iron
and steel industry.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
BOW SINKS; STERN IS
SAY ED; IL DROW N

WATERFOWL, n. Y. Dec. q
Eleven men, comprising the crew of
the bow section of the freighter Mine
ola, are believed to have been drowned
when that section of the boat went
down in Lake Ontario, near Duck Is
land, last night in a terrific gale and
blizzard.
The Mineola was one of the largest
freight liners built for the United
States shipping board, in the upper
lakes and towed in sd ctions to Mon
treal, where the boats are assembled
and made ready for ocean traffic. The
stern of the Mineola safely weathered
the storm.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
WHEAT PRICE STANDS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The guar
anteed price for 1919 wheat, fixed at
1926 a bushel, Chicago basis, will
stand, even though the Lever act, I'M
der which the price was fixed, should
become imperative through conclusion
of peace in the opinion of the food
administration.
The administration tonight issued a
statement interpreting the Lever act,
and pointing out that the law provides
that all rights or liabilities under this
act arising before its termination shall
continue and may be enforced in the
same manner as if the act had not
terminated"
Wheat growers in many parts of the
country, it was said, have become ap-
prehensive that the guaranteed price
for the 1919 crop might be rescinded
through conclusion Of peace.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
SHOT THRo' WINDOW; KILLED

BISBEE, Dec 3.-Albert Kaufman,
aged Il years, employed for a consid-
cradle period as a wheelwright by the
quartermaster department at Fort
Huachuca, so miles west of this city,
was shot in the back of the head by an
unknown person, who fired through a
window as he sat in his room reading,
and killed him instantly. His room
then was robbed of everything valu-
able. The body was not discovered
for several hours. A coroner's jury
from Tombstone held an inquest today,
the verdict being that Kaufman had
come to his death at the hands of IN
known persons. The result of a mill
tary investigation, said to be under
way, could not be learned tonight.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
SHAW BECOMES CANDIDATE
Republican A. p. Leased wrrel

LONDON, Dec. 3.-Among the incl
dents of the election campaign is the
appearance of George Bernard Shaw,
the writer. as labor candidate for East
Middlesborough. Mr.. Shaw previously
had consistently resisted all efforts to
bring him into parliamentary politics.
At Smethweck today, Major Thomp-
son, the coalition candidate. retired in
favor of Christabel Pankhurst. the
woman suffrage candidate. Major
Thompson explained that he Withdrew
at the request Of Premier Lloyd George
and Andrew Bonar Law chancellor OF
the exchequer. who expressed the fear
that the seat might be lost
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04

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He declared that Ludendorff was the
main spring of Germany's warlie ac-
tivities. while Won Hindenburg was a
mere figure head.
Ludendorff and his staff continually
underestimated the enemy's forces, he
declared, and never believed that
Americas contribution of soldiers was
as great as it actually proved to be.
Frederick William declared himself
to be an admirer of President Wilson
who he felt assured would bring about
a peace of justice for the German peo-
pie, and concluded:
Must not Crush Germany
ANY humiliation of nation con-
tanning 100000 people would only
leave a feeling of revenge. Such a ma
ton can not be crushed.
THE armistice terms are very severe
and almost impossible of execution, as
the entente powers are taking away a
large portion of the means of trans
port"
Asked whether Germany, if victor
ious, would not have imposed even
more severe terms, he expressed the
belief that such would not have been
the case.
When the Brest-Litovsk treaty was
mentioned he said its terms were hard
because in Russia, the Germans were
confronted by the bolshevizi.
With regard to air raids on unfor-
titled cities, the free submarine war
/ fare, the bombardment of Paris and
the deportation of women from the oc-
cupied districts to work in Germany
Frederick William said he had always
disagreed with these policies.
The air raids on London and other
| towns, and the big gun used against
Paris were useless, militarily, and, in
| fact, silly said Frederick William
| Orders TO submarine commanders
were read differently by various Off
| GERS who went much too far. Regard
| ing air raids, l suggested two years
ago an international agreement, con-
filming air activities to the actual wal
zone, but my opinion was entirely dis
regarded. l was again told my job was
! to command my armies"
Knew Nothing of Belgium
In connection with Germany's actor
IN Belgium, at the beginning of the
war, the ex-crown prince said that the
German general staff had informed
him that Field Marshal Haig was il
Belgium in July, 1914, making a com
plete military survey for future opera
tons. When it was suggested that the
German staff should have done tn,
same thing, Frederick said he knew
nothing about it.
German diplomats, he declared, hat
made awful mistakes, being unabl.
to see the viewpoint of the countrie.
where they were stationed and mis-
reading opinion in other countries
Referring to the notorious kaiser tele
gram, during the BOer war, he said:
MY father was made to send thi:
telegram by his political advisers"
The former crown prince is living
very simple life now. He strolls abou
the island, chats with peasants and il
learning the Dutch language from
small boy. He says he is interned, al
though in reality not interned, as al
the other German officers have beef
permitted to leave Holland. He doe
not expect his wife to come to Hol
land. She will remain in Berlin to su
perintend the education of their chill
dren.
Frederick William discussed variou
subjects quite frankly with the CORE
| spondent for two hours, but requests
that some of the matters under discus
sion should not be published
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
WOUNDED HOME BY CHRISTMAS

LONDON, Dec. all American
wounded in England, with the excep-
ton of about 500 of the most serious
cases, will be back in the United
States by Christmas, according to
present plans
Many nurses are being sent with the
wounded but all who are in England
and not needed most likely will be
sent nome soon, as there is said to bo
sufficient number in France.
-Four American rest camps are in the
last stages of abandonment. One camo
at Winchester, which is the largest.
viii be maintained until it is decided
definitely if any men are to be trans
terred from France to England in ac
cordance with rehabilitation MANS
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
PRESIDENT PARDONS
ACCUSED PLANE MEN
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testified that he formerly owned
small amount of both common and
preferred stock in the company re-
ferred to; that at the time he was
commissioned he had sold the common
stock and overlooked the fact that he
still owned the preferred. There is
nothing in the evidence warranting
the conclusion that Lieutenant Colonel
Mixter did not act in entire good faith
in the transaction referred to, or indi-
eating that he was influenced by his
ownership of this preferred stock,
which paid fixed dividend
Lieutenant Colonel Mixter has per-
formed efficient service for the gov
eminent and at a substantial sacri-
flee
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04

preted another in the directly opposite
sense to its plain and obvious mean
ing" and added that some of the four
teen points are thoroughly mischiev-
ious, under any Interpretation" and
most of the others are vague and am
biguous.
"Inasmuch as Mr. Wilson is going
over, it is earnestly to be hoped that it
is his business not to try and be an UNI
pire between our allies and our enc
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
EX-EMPRESS RECOVERING

AMERONGEN, Holland, Dec. 5. =
The former German empress has al
most recovered from her recent indis-
position and is occasionally seen with
the former German emperor. walking
in the ground of the castle here. The
ex-empress, according to good au-
thority, contributed largely to the de-
cision of her husband to sign his act
of abdication. Her confidential infor-
nation gave gloomy account of the
internal situation in Germany relative
to the throne
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
llEGE RECEIVES ALBERT

LlEGE, Dec. BY the Associated
Press General Jacobs of the Ameri-
can headquarters and American staff
OFFICERS represented the United States
at the entry of King Albert into Liege
Inc royal party came in for a tremen-
dous ovation from half million people
and the rejoicings were continued into
the night, the city, ablaze of light, be-
ing filled with dancing and singing
crowds
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
BANDITS NOT FOUND
$4,000 REWARD POSTED

BISBEE, Dec. 3.-Five outlaws who
are believed to have waylaid and killed
Carlos Caturegi, customs collector 1T
Aqua Prieta. and two others, and
wounded a fourth man, and then to
have escaped with $4,000 in gold to
Arizona, were thought this afternoon TO
have returned to Sonora. Arizona Off
GERS, who acted in co"iunction with
Mexican officials, followed the trail
several miles north of Douglas, skirted
the town and had reached a point a
short distance to the east of town and
near the border, when darkness ended
their efforts. Arizona officers will
continue following every clue on this
side of the border, but are confident
the bandits have reentered Mexico. it
has not been determined whether the
robbers were Mexican or American,
having been masked.
DOUGLAS, Dec S-Civil Governor
p Elias Gales of Sonora this morning
wired authorities at Aqua Prieta, So
nora, across the line from Douglas
that the state Of Sonora offers a re-
ward of $4,000 gold for informatio;.
leading to the arrest of the murderer
or murderers who on the morning of
December > killed Mexican Custom
Collector Carlos Caturegli and party
of three guards, en- route to Cananee
with $4,000 gold shipment destined
to the state treasury at Hermosillo.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
BILL SQUELCHES RED FLAG

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A bill pro-
hibiting the display of flags or en-
plems of organizations which espouse
principles of government antagonistic
TO the constitution of the United
states, was introduced today by Rep
resentative Osborne of California. I'm :
prlsonment of five to twenty five years
Tor the heads of these organizations,
VINO do not submit the creed of their
organizations to United States dis
trlct attorney for approval, is pro-
vided.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
1T. PERRY ADMITS
KILLING POSNER
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ride from his home in San Diego to
Camp Kearny.
The deputy sheriffs quoted Lieuten-
ant Perry as having said he shot
Captain Posner because the latter
found fault with him and his work
He was further quoted as saying his
original intention was to take Captain
Posner to a lonely spot and beat him.
but the attempt of his intended victim
to escape upset his plans.
Tonight Lieutenant Perry was
turned over to military officers from
Camp Kearny and civil authorities
from San Diego. who left with their
prisoner in an automobile and expected
to reach San Diego, early tomorrow
morning
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
TRADED INFORMATION FOR DIS.
CHARGE

A YER, Mass, Dec. 3.-Pressly Ii.
Strlngfellow, private in field bat
talon at Camp Devens, who has been
on trial as spy, took the stand in
ms own defense today. When ap
preached by two men who, he said,
mad offered to get him out of the ARM
IN return for certain information. he
had matched his wits with their in
apparently yielding to their wishes
While he save TO them information of
no value whatever and which was
available to anyone.
Stringfellow said he had gone 10
Camp Devens in the draft with a Grim.
inal record, which he soon fouo
spoiled his chances for promotion.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
Olson Makes Confession

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 3.-Com-
plants charging murder were taken
out here today against Lieut.. H. E.
Perry and Private Elmer Olson, who
are alleged to have shot and killed
Capt. Abram Posner, near Escondido,
late Sunday night. The complaints
were issued from the office of the dis
trict attorney. Olson returned to Camp
Kerry yesterday and said that the
shots that killed Captain Hosner were
fired bV Perry
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
START NEW LABOR PARTY

BLOOMINGTON, Ills Dec. "a new
national independent labor party came
into existence at this afternoons SEES
sion of the Illinois Federation of Labor
The only opposition came from a few
scattering socialist delegates who urged
that organized labor take up the social
list party as its means of making its in
fluence felt in political affairs
The new political party was con-
ceived by the Chicago Federation OF
Labor.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04

mics, but act Loyalty as one of the al
lies" said the colonel. We have not
suffered anything like as much, and we
have not rendered as much service as
the leading allies. It is the British navy
and the French, British and Italian ar
mics that have done the most to bring
about the downfall of Germany. and.
therefore, the safety of the United
States. 1t is our business to stand by
our allies"
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
their kind expressions of sympathy
and their beautiful floral offerings, in
our great loss and sorrow, the death
of our husband and father.
MRS. JOHN JONES BISHOP,
MISS LEONE BISHOP. II
Arizona republican., 1918-12-04
CROWN PRINCE SAYS
HE OPPOSED WAR

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
Ungarn
ST, tufe premierminiftet
@eterle iagt, eimntiitbis
fir Jrieben pbne 0ebiets'
ertueiterung tno Gnts
f6&bigung.
9te SlfaB 2ot5rinset
Grass mill ber premisr.
ieso d ni3t beriibrt
hnben.

amfer6am, q. San. SIN una
terbcpIe oes unSarii9en parIameRts
fagts Der premiermintIier @sterle,
elmer DepeIas aus guOapeit aufOIse,
nHtDortIi9 elmer Grage, bab bic Ee'
gIerang 81 bem prin5ip zines 6ries
teHs c5ne @e6ietserpeiterungn oDer
gntiAdbigungen balte, unb odB bie'
fer Sianbpuntt oon iebem Organ Der
Monar4ie, In ouereriter 2inie bonn
26ntg sstbeilt Derbe. Der premiers
miniiter CAB gu Deriteben, bag Der
Sragefieller bic Grage biniiatli3 81
LAP 2ot6ringens nt4t beriibrt BOZ
ben fclte, nit Dem 3uInb, bab bic
gemtrtunsen bes Groseite[srs niat
oa5a ongetbau feten, bic Steaune'
no9me Der Resieruns gu itdrten.
rl1nfere 8emiibuugen i'm SntereFe
oes 6rieoens iperben bebeutenb ges
ftnG9t," fiiste Der premierminiIfer
hinsr, ~ipenn BON unnerontportlider
Seits Elm ibleuHiser Srieoensi8IuB
ttrlongt pir6."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
S6arfs Rritik
nebt. bic v9ailD Wtail"
ana e,tglii1en 6riegsmi.
uifter nitb ann General
ftabsdef.
@iinfdt etnen Mann bonn S9Iage
bes Sir gric Geb6es I'M
slriegsan1t.

2ou6oH 81. sSdnitnr. Sic
.9oiIp Mail~ nerofferttlift einen ibr
gelieferten stpeiipaItigen artitel, m
iDel6em Die Regier,rng iotpie Der @e.
neraIItnb in beftiger @eiie binii6tli9
beg 8efirtos 6es @eneralitabs ange.
griffen per6et, Der am 9ieilitag I'm
ltnterbnts befarriltgegeben tporben
mar itno 6eiu5ufolge bas britii6e
Sbertonunart6o oiir6 ben beiiti9err
gngrif ON Der @au1brni &anlpffront
am 30. Robernber, als bic Gngl1roer
eireu 2beil bes ipenige Gage porber
IN elmer Offeniioe geii9erten @ebiets
perloren batten, ritt iiberraift nor
ben mar. sSSSn oem artifel beiBt es,
bab Die Regierltng, lrrlter 6em 9rliG
oes @enernIitdbs ben 8orfon Der.
tiiiGt tudbreuo bic 9eitifen be.
bnitpten, 1872 BarBerdittonlobile er1t.
De6er erbeiitet ODER 5erit6rt, 900 @e.
fnngene gernadt urlo bltitoert @e.
fGiise erbeittet 81 baber. Der Ser.
faiier figt bin5n:
rgine eeiuiiie &Iiqite in Der Or.
NEE bat tpdbreflo Der berfloiienen
5tpei Sabre bic bodite nrilitdrii9e
aortroue beieiien uri6 bot tuieberbo[t
lire eigeuen grpnrtiingen iHlo Ser.
iprehangen nif)t erfiint." Die
rRaiI~ irt6ofiirt in einem 2eitmifIas
ben Derfaiier 6es gIrtifels urt6
idiebt bic Sdiil6 ouf ben &riegs.
iefretdr, ben Carl of Gerbp, ,trt6 ben
gbef bes @erteroIftnbs, General Cir
gsiIlinm gtobertion, 6eren Gmtserlt.
iesiing fte fir tpiinitenstpertb er.
Hart. 9as Blatt bcnierft, bab bas
9ubIifiun gerne eiren Wnnn bonn
Salnge 6es Cir eric @eooes, bes
eriten 2oro Der 9lomiraIitGt, i'm
ariegsaurt ieben tDiir6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
Sat btr Mansel an 2ebensmiitsln Bel
ben MtirtsH auf Die Der. Gtaa,
ten RobruagsmittsI 4ommii,
ton geniaht.

Gin attantif4er 5a fen.
n. Sanuor. 9ie Der. Stoaieu Qab'
npasmittI RommiiIipu, bic I'm
DerfloEsnen DECEMBER obsdanot
iuorben mar, INN bic Robruugsmittels
iituaiicn IN Granirehb unS gnglano
su unierfuden, 1T am Gonntas bitr
eingtroffen unb unner5iisli9 mad
Daitington tpeitergersif. Gs ipur6e
dnssiiiHbigt, bob Der MtanseI on
4ab.ungsmttteln i'm 4uslonb etner
iebr tiefen ginorud ouf bic aommiIs
iion senra9t bat. Der 8eridt ber
aommiFiou beaiisIi4 Der 8ebiirfniiie
Der 9Giirxn tpiro, Die e beibi, dftkE
Wdtrihetnlidteit mad bon Mdfbtngs
ton aus befaiint eegeben iperben, ,'nn4s
bem-ge nit bem 8dbrungsmittels sNbs
miuiftrotcr Socper Riidfprade se'
rommsn bot.
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uebereinkcliifleft
3iuii6en ben Gentralmdd)s
ten attb Der llfratne besiig'
lid Der Wrunobebitignmgen
bes ssriebens getrpHen.
@ie6eraufnabme Der tbiaafhiden
luro oiplomatii@en ge5iebungen
sleiafaGs oorgefeben
@orIdufig Deroen bei6s @orotart,
gen tbren Regieritngen bieriiber
uriin6li9 6eri6telt.

am itft fteroam 81. ssaruar. -
Gie ltnterbanollngen 5pii6en ben
getttralna9ten uro Der ,8olfsre.
publit" Der Ukraine IN 8reit,2itotpst
hoben au einen lleberetnfomnren be.
5iigli9 Der @rltn66ebingungen eines
Srie6ensOertrngs gefiibrt, Der abge.
i9loTien urto burh ben Der &rieg
5ltm &6i9luB gebraft Derben ioa.
60 miro an Weo1Itag alis 8reIt-St-
totpsf gerneloet.
Oea6 oenr sSrieoensi6luB tperoen,
pie es IN ben gsadridten aus Brett.
Sitoipsf beiBt, bic >beiberieitigert
Sruppen 5uriifge3ogen un6 ferner
iiro in oern Mtonren 8orfebrrtngert
aetroffen, Inn Iofort oen tpirtbitaft.
li6en 8erfebr mieber oIf5unebmen
uno Die 6iplortatti6en itno tonIlila.
ridden 8erbinbungen iobol6 als ut6g.
lid altf5unebmen.
Ga bei6e gl6or6tnttgen es fiir
notbipenois eratteten, ibren Regie.
rungen einen ntiinbli6en gerif)t Oh.
5iiftatten, eiitigte man fid, nte es
beiBt, auf cine fpr5e @ertagtng.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 81,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
Der 1obn s,inb GtrabenbabnDeriebE
nirS uuseii0rt GufYs&t sr4al.
5n Rahuiuesmitidf dfabritsn unb Gas'
lub Glettri5itdtsaulasen III bic
urbeit pitber aufgnommert.
Riniiikr bes Snn<ru con aossenburi
" Optimiftii@ btafidtli& ber
observation-disclosures.
Die GorSsrunsm hr 0ftsrrsidtdeu
slrbsiterfdnft. ipie iie na9 Walb-
iIlgton beri4tet purSen.

MmFtrbam, q. San. Sn eirei
pom Gnmstas batirtm, mn wtontae
tier eingetrDffeueu Depsf9e aus MisT
beibt es:
-6eute iinb bier ioine 3eitungen er'
ftbinen, oussenommen ein JlugbIatt
Der .arbeitsr3sifllng1 bas iebod mel
Ter nihts als Mntiinbisunsen 9inii1t'
'li3 bes Qlusftanbes uno ber Jriebens'
,ntfpgdlunaen snt5ielt:
an Der GpiBs bifer anfiinbisnn'
atn mar cine bonn Ieitenben Dfrelto'
rimm Der beiti9en SosialbsmDtrater
in OsIterrei9. bic eiuem alufruf or
Gle a(rbeiiet beiber 0ef4ledttr eri'
bielt. Ods Direttohaim. bsibt es ir
BEN Mufrif, bat nit genugtfrrnra
asnntniB bon ben grfIdrungen bsa
Grafm g5ernin Cbem 5fterrei4ii&'
unaariffxn Miiniiier bes sluspdrti'
gem binfiGtli@ Der Triebsnsfrase se'
nommen unb ;bre Teftigteit oner'
tannt. Das Sirettortum era9te es ie,
bob fiir notbtpenbis, bab bic arbei'
tenben RlaHm be5iigli9 Der Stellung'
iiabms Der Regierung IN ben toIrtrettn
Jrasn ipelte ben gegenitanb Der
lintsrbanblungen IN Brett 2itpns!
bilom, aluftldrung erbalten.
Didfe unb mbere Gorberung bsr
gfrbsiterfdaft tpnren .btute Gesenitanh
Der llnter3anbiungen init Der Regs'
rung. 9er Ha1rurDsmiittlminitie
snlpfing cine grpBe AbOrbnilHs Der
slusftSnbiseu, beibt es m bem gluf'
ruff ipeiter, unb tritattete ibnen Beri4i
iiber bic NdbrungsmitteIage Die DC
lssntsn botten Geltsenbeit, ben Mini,
fer often iiber bic Mnii4ten Der Mrs
bsiterfdaft nufsutldren unb ibn itoeu
5psifas bnrilber gu bbeben, bcb bas
9trlansen nod syrieben ben Worrmlg
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Sm ipeiieren 8erlaif bts Samss
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nlsitsn ii& bic DiitrittsgreiutiDbenm
ten alier Miensr Siftritts, I'm ben Bee
ritt binfifStlih Der unterbdnbIungen
nit Der Rssierung entsssensunshmsn.
Die Wsrfnmmluns beIhIoB, bic 4nbers
frnftiebuna Der HeftimmungM Der
strsxssbisnitborIoss su forbern, bic
IiG duf bic Rehte Der 4rbeitfrfdaft
te5ietsn unb srIud,te bic Srgahtio-
lion Der bsinOiraiiIfen abssorbntten
in ibrsn gsmiibungsn fOrt5ufaArsn,
nm ytrsdtisisit fir bic Opfsr Der
uubsrstD0buIi4en Cog. su Dsri4af'
fen.
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9ahns unb GtrnbenbnbHDertebr urls
asjtort oufrsdt srbaIttn unb bnb bic
9lrbcst IN olIen Snbuitrissueisar pies
Der aufgsnommen ipsrbm iolle. bh
R0trunssmittsI unb @etn berftenri.
sbsnfo ipis aud bic @rbsit In ben Oass
unb elsitrisisdisanIngsn- Der gsridt
j6lisbt:
Die Nrbeiterftnft bat m bscisn
9agtn nujtsrgiiItia DissipIiu gd9als
ten. Die garitibeb0rb< fiinbist an.
bab ne NIT alIsr gtubs bas GrgsbHib
bet llnierbanbluneen mif Der Rsgies
rlna 1biparttt. IN @srtrmieu ouf
tire Derirsttr.-
Qonbon, 81. San. Die Streifs
beipeAing sreift IN Ceiterrtitb iHtmer
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