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The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-23

Should there be light vote and the PROPOSE
ton to authorize the sale suffer defeat that
count it would leave but site offered. In that
case the government might take the position that
suitable site be secured in Nogales and let this
city go without federal building
Location of federal building upon the school
property is but step toward creation of civic cent
at that place of which the City Of Nogales may
well be proud. There is already very handsome
High School building. Then it is proposed to locate
there City Hail. the people of Nogales having
voted bond issue to provide such structure. After
that it is proposed to locate in the same locality
public library. Already a committee of the Young
Business Mems Association has taken up the mat
ter with the Carnegie Institute proposing Carnegie
Library for Nogaes In the school tract there is
abundance of ground and to spare with ample and
expansive area left for playground and athletic
field, for all these great edifces And what splendid
civic center it would be:
The High School,
A Federal Building.
City Hall.
Carnegie Library.
All Nogales would spell it with two capital C's
thus "Civic Center"
Such an alluring prospect should not be queered
by putting the federal building in another locality
So everybody interested in Civic Center, in
having the federal building upon the best site, should
go to the polls Saturday and vote for authorizing the
school board to sell the federal government a site
fore school building, as the proposition will be
presented on the ballot
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-23
NooaIes Arizona. Tuesday Morning, March 23 1920
EIasss2 49, s''s;';;S
STILL HIGHER

# keeps us all deploring lamenting and the like;
for prices still are soaring, each day they take
hike; view the situation that now disturbs the ma a.
ton, and in my agitation breathe the name Oh
Mike. A suit Of WOOL not shoddy, OF handsome color
tones, once clothed my shapey body, and cost me
thirty bones; and it would hang together in every
kind Of weather as trusty as the leather the village
saddler it e owns. But now suit Of shoddy m; time;
worms worn system feels; and it is punk and gaudy, and
costs me eighty wheels; it shrinks when ram IS
regn it splits rsana when fnenzed ann sue Ny shoes
are made Of paper bedzened bright and smart, and
when waltz or caper the blamed things come apart;
to wear them is exhaustng, and OH the price they're
costing would put layer of frosting upon the warm
1ue nioht greet with smiles serene and sunny, and
not with frozen feet; but goods are made by pkers
and prices set by mixers. and so join the strikers
and breathe the name OF Pete
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-23
Building Material

When you build a house you
want something that will last
and look well. Our stocks of
building material are large and
give you the opportunity of
selecting exactly what you
want.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-23

WANTED TO SELL-Old papers in
bundles of 100, 25 cents. "The
Oasis" office.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

The butter and egg surplus is re-
ported growing and the market shows
signs of a further drop in prices.
Large quantities of butter are being
shipped east which is helping the To-
cal situation. Milk declined 20 cents
at the condenseries during the week
making the price $3.50 a hundred.
The export market on milk is all
shot to pieces" and the condenseries
are making good deal Of butter as
result which is not helping the but
ter rate.
Wheat showed a reaction during
the week and strengthened to $40 on
reports of large foreign exports. Steel
prices showed a steep drop during
the week the composite average OF the
fifteen leading steel products being
s5645 compared with $61.S7 last
week, s6375 in November, s6s.26 in
September, $500 in December, 1912,
and s2337 in December 1913.
Lumber production for the week
ending November 81 was 80 per cent
below normal, according to the re-
port Of the West Coast Lumbermans
Association. Rail shipments fell OF
more than a hundred cars during the
week but an increase in both domestic
and foreign cargo orders kept the
new business at about the same level
as the previous week.
SATURDAY SEATTLE PRICES
The following prices are on loo-
bling basis paid by wholesalers to
producers:
Eggs-Puget Sound select ranch,
s0c per doz; pullets, 4sc per doz;
Eastern Washigtnon, Oregon and Ida
no, nominal.
| Butter fat-F. o. b. stations, SAC per
ID; raw milk, $3.50 per evil; dairy,
Csc per lb; bakers, SOC per ID.
Poultry-Broilers, 2 lbs and under,
Csc per lb; springs, over lbs, &c
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

each; hens, and ga lbs, PC per lb;
lbs and up, 30c per lb; old roosters,
1sc per lb; geese, live, fat, 26c per
lb; ducks, live, fat, soc per lb; Bel
gian hares, 31a lbs and up, Ice per
Id; guineas, $3.50 per, doz; squads,
81 per doz; turkeys, fat, S to 20 lbs,
As to 47c per ID.
Hogs-Choice block, so to $50 lbs,
16 to 1sc per ID; do heavy, IA and 15c
per ID.
Beef-Steers, fat, SC per ID; rough,
4 and sc per ID.
veal-Fancy light, IS and 1sc per
ID: do medium, IA and 15c per ID.
Mutton-Fat, Sc per lb spring
lambs, fat, dressed, lac per ID.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
MONEY EASIER
OUTLOOK GOOD
FINANCIAL SITUATION RE-
PORTED SAFE WITH PROS
PECTS OF EARLY RE-
TURN TO NORMAL
Butter and Eggs Unsteady. Milk
Drops Twenty Gents. Wheat
Stiffens. Lumber Output Still
Below Normal.

Easier money both on call and time
loans is improving the financial situa-
ton over the country, reports stating
that the period of defation has pro-
crossed to such stage that II is not
necessary to charge as high discount
rates as have been in force in recent
months. Stocks are getting low on
the merchants shelves and with prices
beginning to stabilize renewed buy
ing is expected not later than the hrst
weeks in January after the invento-
ries have been taken. During the
past week the public has shown ac'
tive interest in government bonds,
some Seattle banks having to go out
side to get enough Liberty and VIC
tory bonds to supply the demand.
The number of men out of work
showed a slight increase during the
week in this state, but that was
largely charged to the condition OF
the lumber industry. The Associated
Industries of Spokane decided recent
" not to cut wages, particularly IN
the lumber industry, the eight houf
day to be strictly adhered TO- Win
a rate of fifty cents an hour in the
woods.
Prices have continued to drop dur
ing the week with the price OF fooo
stufs beginning to show results IL
restaurant prices. Seattle caterers
are charging five cents instead OF ten
for coffee and one manager OF q
string of eating houses has advertised
cuts ranging from ten to twenty-five
per cent. The raw sugar market Ii
reported as quiet with hne granu
lated at SIS and cents pound.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

An English visitor declares there
is no clear articulation IN America.
Did the gentleman ever hear our
money talk?
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
big HORT MEET
SET FOR SPOKANE
FRUIT GROWERS, sPUD PRO.
DUCERS AND BEE KEEP
Frs TO CONFER AT
SPOKANE
Specialists to Discuss State Prob.
lens. Apple and Potato Grad.
ing Legislation Proposed.

While last years meet OF ohrticul.
turalists, bee keepers and potato
growers was considered an overwhelm.
ing success by those who attended II
this years conference at Spokane. De.
cember Is to II inclusive, promises to
be even better. both from the stand.
point Of attendance and the features
that have been arranged by the pro.
gram committee. NJ. P. Dean, secre.
tary of the state association, who has
had the program in charge has given
it his untiring efforts for several
weeks with the result that treat is
in store for all those interested who
are able to attend.
|. Business Meetings
Besides the feature part of the con-
ference the business meetings of the
sixteenth annual meeting of the Wash.
ington State Horticultural Association,
the twelfth annual Northwest Fruit
Growers Conference, the annual Wash.
ington State Grade and Pack Confer
ence, the second annual Northwest
Potato Growers Conference, the Wash.
ington State Bee Keepers Association
and the Inland Empire Bee Keepers
Association will be held.
Among the men who will speak at
the conference will be Prof. H. J..
Eustace, who will speak on publicity
for fruit as a means for selling it;
AKRON Sapiro, of San Francisco who
will speak on organization, Prof. C..
I. Lewis of Salem, Ore, on coopera-
tive fruit organization and W. D.
Hurd. of Chicago, on soil fertility. In
addition there will be one of the ma
TONS greatest specialists in bee cul-
ture and large number of experts
along other lines.
New Pack
An effort is to be made to have the
convention adopt two-grade pack for
apples in place Of the three grade
pack now in use. The difficulties Of
educating the public in regard to the
three-grade pack will be brought out
together with the fact that the fruit
stand men are getting better prices
Ifor "C' grade than for fancy, be-
cause Of its better color and average
high standard, while the producer gets
less. Legislation for grading spuds
will also be discussed and bill drawn
up to be presented to the coming ses-
sion of the state legislature.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

Perhaps England could food Ire
land with handsome young lords and
get the little island married into the
family.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

After all things aer usually adj
justed fairly. The Republicans have
thir round robin and the Democrats
thir square meal of crow.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

HOTELS
HOTEL STEWART

The Hotel where you feel at home.
Hot and cold water and steam heat.
SIT Madison Phone 1893
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

The bewilderment of the premiers
may be due to the fact that there is
nothing left to grab.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
WEEKLY BANK cLEARINGs

NEW YORK. Dec 3.-The bank clear
ings of the principal cities Of the United
states and Canada for the week ending
today, as compared with the correspond
ing week of 1919. as reported by Brad
streets are as follows: Pet. Pct.
Inn
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
Increase National Guard Units

Twenty new units Of the
National Guard of Washing
ton must be formed before
June 80, 1921, if this state
is to keep pace with the War
Departments priority pro-
gram, is the word brought
back from San Francisco by
General Maurice Thompson,
Adjutant General of the State
Of Washington, upon his re-
turn from a conference be-
tween the adjutant generals
of the states included in the
Ninth Corps area.
In pursuance of the alloca-
tion agreed upon at the San
Francisco conference, General
Thompson announces the fol-
lowing units will be the first
to be organized:
In Yakima Il battalion
headquarter; l rife COM
pany, infantry. In Aberdeen
i company of coast artil-
lery. In Spokane machine
gun companies, infantry; l
band section, headquarters
company, infantry. In Col.
fax-1 rife company, infan-
try. In Seattle batteries Fl
tillery; 1 machine gun troop
company, infantry. In HoQui
i administration company,
tillery. In Mt. Vermont n
ment; 1 battalion, headquart'
man company.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-24
Waht lit Hcd)t.

&er lid, cinbiloct, oab Seredtlg=
felt lmo Mei,ihenlicbe Die Sriebfc-
ocrlr i'm politilhcn Seben Iino, lit
ol,I Dem Sol5nege. Vfabt 1T @ed)t
uno miro Ned)t bleibell, no matter
iuus sic TbuntdIteu lno Srdlllner
lcgen. Dtoht fnebelt sic @oltcr,
Ntod)t nnteroriidt Die WoIen l,no
Wod,t lit cs, o,lf peld,c it'd cine
ieoc Nceierung itiitt. Wer ol(
Nraft bat, heiist oas Ned)t al,1 Grl'
ItciB imo bas Hcd)t lid) SIT erbaltell
60 lit es init Der Notwithstanding
lilo 10 lit ea nit ser Seglerllng
Sic bot oie Wtaei)t, bat Die &ano
ncr, Wtold)iucngcluchre, Gosbom
Lcn lno @onooranatcn; lie bat ihr'
Stoutsonm1ltc ,lno Sefon9ni''e
Yoliseifniippel mo S,anolheiletl
bat ibre &cheinlpcli5i',en nno :
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S5uaGnoiide 6ui;arbeiter.
yrbciten cinen Sag, mm &eroienit
mutlcibenoen ainoern Seiters
rcid)s susn,uen0en.

9riiiieI.-Gie boIlouniIGen 0tit=
glieoer Oes Snternationelen Sol5or=
beiterblu,oes arbeiteten an Neib=
nocbtstoee, Inn oen Teroienlt oen
notleioenoen &inoern Selterreid)s
5ll5llipcnocu. Sic wuren erfolgreih
IN ibrem Tcrlud)e, lire slrbeltgeber
5t pcranlolien, cine oeln @elomtpcr-
oienltc (eines Cages Der slrbelter
entiprehe,,oe Sunln,e bei5l''teuern
Ser on Selterreihs &i,ocr abge.
Ionote getrag beiauFt lid all1
100000 Collars. Der Snterna
tionale Sol5arbeiterperbano, oli
oclienl &ongreb II Sonoer ourd
Gelegote,l pertreten iparen, belhloB
@encllmasbeime fir oIe irnterer
ndbrten &inoer Seitcrreid)s IN Del
StmeiS su erOIinen rno 5,t l,nter
Ealten.
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SEEM Oort.-gin Generalitreif
mag erflart meroen, nm oie 2egis-
lotllr 81 5lpineen, ben flint sllriid=
gepielenen lo5ialiltilden slilemblp=
lellten oie Sise, 81 oenen iie rab
oen @eleben oes Staates unO gltn-
oes berehtigt 1ino, ein5llriiunten.
Oiele GrflNung ipuroe in elmer
Terlamlnlllng Der @ertrcter bon so
gtrbeiterorganiia iationen, nit elmer
Mitglieoer5abl bon 100000, abge-
geben. 2rosoem Die Wcbrbeit oieier
slrbeiter feine (2) So5ialilten iinb,
babes Tie einen nabtigen &f
iiir oic 3ulaliung jever So5ialilten
leIblollen. SSn bcrlelben &eriamm-
lung brahte mani nebr als 100000
ITonar al1f I'M oen &olnpI gegen Ole
)2eaislatur su fiibren. Die slmalga-
mateo CLOTHING @orfers Of slmeris
cu lteuerten oaein 10000 Dollars
tei.
Gine nodnalige sfbltinm,ng Ser
9(iien1blp be5iiglid) Ser 3ulalillng
ser So5ialilten 5eigtc II gegen intr
33 fir 3ulaii1,ng.Gie urlpriinglife
9lbltin,nlung ergab 140 gegen g.
q Ser vlalplnafers" toben iid olir
oie Sa6e nohmals iiberlegt. s.
miro ibnen ihtpiil getporoen iein be
Scr GrtpGgl,ng ser lnogliben Sol
gen ibrer ,ngeIetliden uno Der
oonnensmerteu Sarolungspeile
aei1 3peifel oariiber, bab bas ae
Iante @olf bon NeipDort allmablid
sic ,ueebel,re Sraeipeite iener gu
riidpeiiung 5,l begreiIen begirn
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-24

ltno lid) mebr unb mebr su oer CT,
feuntnis ourGringt, oaB Der slft
her Segislatur cine ldarie 3uriid,
ipeilung uerOient. sSiibrenoc Wtit,
glieoer Ser Seem Dorfer slnspaltss
nereinigllng, oie Gireftoren oes
Stem Dorfer Gitp Clubs II. a. Der,
oammten in elmer gen,einlamcn
Sibnng oie ,3nriitttueiitlng Der 60
51alilten.
sllbony.-Gin in ser sliienlblp
geltellter slntraa Die @eIhdftsoro=
nlrng 81 anOern, INIT bablrdb oic
gauge slllelnblp ols Sititi5 -&onitee
su fonltitllieren, iul,rbe nit so ges
gen is Stinmen periporfen. Ger
slntrag besipedte iuoireft. BEN 60
5lalilteu Die itreitigen Site slt per,
lhoifen.
Minorititsf fiibrer Gburies 3. 30,
| nabue itellte Oen slntrag, ben 60
5ialilten oie Sisc ei,,5urGl,men.
lSpreher Speet ertlurte SEN 9ft>
trag fit ,,n5ulaiiig lmo ipies ibit
ob. Garauf beontrngte IKenblp=
man Steinberg bon Stem Yorf felt.
5ultellen, iper ouBer benr Sprehcr
Sipect uno oenl> Wtaioritats fiibrer
aloler BEL Ser sl,sarbeitl,ng oer gu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mitgeipirft
bobe. sluh oieler slrtrag tpuroe
NIT 90 gese,, Z Stilnmen abgelebnt.
| Morris 0ilqitit, ein SEEM s)orfer
slnipalt lno Witglieb Der 9. g.,
bat sic @ahrnebmung Der Ssnterel=
len iener suriideepieienen So5ioli-
item iibcrnon1nlen.
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Celebrated Ercb.)


Spouen, Nultralicn. - N&lbreno
glrbcitoeber cnliu ii,lN, allerlei NE
forrcn ). 9. ,eenleinIamc &ontrolle
,,no EiuiocnoengeluIhrllra OIL Irbels
Ter. m,s,uorbeiten, uernen lld) ole
slrbeiter lcIblt INNER mchr Der "Gl'
tic @robe Union" .SSee ill nm ol'rd,
nieie Srganiiotion Die &o''trolle
iiler ote Eroorttion 5ll erlnllael.
SclcrScrs oftiu in oicler Sirlld)t
iino sic aohlcngraber ino Gi'cns
bahnorbeiter. Tie elrbeitaeber ba'
ben lid, ,unnehr oapol, ltberSenat,
oub haIbe Mtobnohuen lpic 9totlona-
liiotiou, etc. sic nfonomiIdlen Eros
blcne nid,t loien tonnen. glut el'
,,er fiir,Iid) III Wielbolrne ltott9e-
il,uoeuc,, |erlonnll,n9 ser Mrbelt=
Oeber ,u,roe eill @erid)t ollaenonl-
men lreIdcr feititcllte, oab oas WtaB
Ser @eIobnnng oenl NioBe Der Ero-
ouftion e,,liprcd,en nll,B. Ser We
rid,t enpIichlt ole Silblli9 ellles
uenlcinlanen (clls slrbett9cbert ln'o
slrbeitern bcltehenoen) Iualdpl'es
,lpeds ,ScltiteIll,n9 Ser SODne, vi
foroi1tc, slrbeitsbcoinNllngell, oll8e-
mcIlcner llntertllnit &erlid)eriulg NM
&il,cerbcihilfen burd1 oie Negierln1
sSo cs allsIilhrbar lei lollen Die slr
better oil oen genlad)ten Trnrltef
.eilnthn,en. 0us TrinSip Der Gnt
.oin,una I'M .NinbIif auT Ole Hcl
itltiiacn" lpuroe begiin'tiat. Gil
Otinilnailohn ipllroe begilllltllt mi
, Sic 9ie1ell,no ser Sotnperl>otlll''t
ourh &crtreter Ser slrbcitcr mo In
ternehn1er.
0ie Nrbeitaebcr gcbcn 5u. oab e
if,lricria lei. Die Nrbeiter lelb't III
oieIc Qiilhtiqen (2) T(one 5ll ae,pin
nen. Snsnild,en hoben Sic &ohlell
gr1bcr cine @elpe1lina eingeleltel
lueIdr tc;peft, oie aohlenarllbe1
ourh slrbciter sum- &orteiI slller g.
fon.roIiiercn. :. @aoOeIu, Truli
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ClnrIonc's Neocrotion leitet 81
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7iIoiIcnc SrQoniintion iii oas 81
Ser Moioritdt Ser &ohlellgr0be
9nboeIen crfIdrte: Sic lplIlen, oo
mir 9}crtrlGe erlnngten OBJ
Stlieosoerid1te @ern mir Ttnl
nelul iiro, foluen mir iracllb ctluc
nnrc Sic S,iIie pon Sdlieo5aerihte
crIonocn. gSellr Sie fir sic 81
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trdrts lehen uno inns nit oen ii
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9lrhcitcr IN Ser .Giller GroBen" =
aaniiotion silnnnlenTaiien. y
'oilten lr,iere ardite pereiili1en III
in bicIcr @ereinigung ipiirocn II
lmItoroc icil ieoen 9lrbeiter Serct
tilfeit su nerIfafien. @emn II
cine 9ohl'rlo1e erholten uno erlo
ben, haB sic slrbeitgeber Die .ptel
all*aote oui bic Sdnllterl, Ser Ste
illrerten nblpdljen. 10 hieBe 81
Cin Sn'tem III llltcrltilselt lpeld
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laIil,ng @ergers hlpohl nn Heprd
lcltontenhaua ols ulld) I'M Senat
9cieslih unlnoglid, nladlt. (@as
,pouen Subrina linb 8enoiien tl,ll.
pcnn oas &olt Berger 5i,m Yroii-
benton Ser Ser. Stoaten eriudblt
Snon i'm oie peroubten 6elihtel
llnIercr iesigcn Tolfsboten 5ll lehen
nlnd,te man Die @ahl Tictors sun
IrGiiOentcu miinldlen. Q. Neo.(
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Jar ,,9ine eroke = !
srbei.aebr iudcu raoifaler Neue nit Hormen ~ : oen
Nrbcjter uQen sur Wt-&untruuc berangeSoaen = ~
scnocn peraulaRt merSe, aui bas rgau,c" Eroon ]te

ortocicbt sic s(rbeiter l,l,o ms
'oib't cuaroubt. sSIr pollten oll1
Sic TeurirflidlnN eil,es hoberelt
soeo!s bcoad,t icin. Solanae mir
l,tsocbeltet lpcroell, tonnen mir nic-
l,oIa Sl,irieoen leiu. SSir mii|leil
tinrrIcu ,pic lulIcrc gerltfsgellollcll
IN Sen &ereiligten Stooten llno IN
Gno!ano f1mpIen - iitr Die Selel=
tiuln0 oca Yripoteigentllnls Der.
Scrgrerfe."
,,Scutc iinoen mir, oab Sic Serg=
llpcrfscigentiimer aud, Die Gigentil=
l'uer Ser SdMIIe uno Giienbabnen
'ino. Gic5 iest lie IN oen Stmo,
sen Trcis Ser &ohlen III Die Sohe
III treiIen boourd,, BOB lie sic tSrad)t
u,f @ohncn lmo Sd,iffen erhohen,
iooob Id,licbIid). lpenn Sic &oblen
sic &nnil,meliten errcider, Der Ereis
ocrieltcn eil,e enornc Soohe erreidt
hnt. gSir uiilien ms nit Sen &ob=
|lcrar1bern bon Gn9lano, ben Ser
cinilten Stuntelr lnlS CANADA oa'
him eil,igen. ooB lie feinel, &i
Iiihrer, lrclder i'm @rllnoe ell,
IaampI 0egen sic eiuel,en @erliIsge'
uoiicn iir SSir rniilieu cine inter.
notirnale Gerltanbial,nu herbeifiit).
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nc fanb mon IN Sem %erhGltniS Nel
| @erolperfabeiitcr bon 9teu Seelani
u, Ihrcl, &phlenQrGbern I'm OH
ciQcrcn 9lrheitcr nieoer5uholten, ho
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) lanN Nohlen aus s(nerifa llnn sllt
ltrolicr 81, o,llseroroentlif hohcl
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drobcn uno Sic Sdloucrlelte (>n
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-24
Gin 8ciet sesen %erser.

@aihington.- @ie 9cnal man
her peiij, oab Tictor Berger pie
ocruln gepdhlt peroen miro, ia,
Oob man i'm nloglid)eripeiic logar
III oen Scnat ieloen miro, jeist bic
2lftion oes repllblitoniid)en Hepru=
icntontcn Srbring BON oSnoiana.
9l,I,ring brad,te cine 9ia cil,, mel
die, mcnn lie 8ciet lpiiroc, sic 3l,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-24
Gr.= Scnatur Dertritt Martens.

@aIf,iilgtun. = Gemnod)lt be9lis>
nen Dor einerfs Senats-l -llnterlit.
ef,tnostonritcc &crbonolungen, INT
| sen bie Stutl,s oes SopietsTertre.
tcrs, 2uomis gtortens, 1lno oes Ste.
rcnsfu= SotIhafters Boris @afbme'
ltieff fclt5l,Iteiiel,. Gr-Seuotor Gbas.
Gid lit BON Mortcns OILS Nehtstet'
lltunD aeipnnnen iporoen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-01-24
Arbelter bei,enN. j. &eeislatnr eitt.

Seoentene 0eloiummen onsebrat nrHdeemien Soaden
Sit in 2essatur uerd)afieu. WorS SiIamt Medtsbei-
cno. 8enerairef ais Hruetmafnabme nidt aussd(pFem