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Evening star., 1921-08-07
IRISH ENVOY SEEKS
ARGENTINE FAVOR
Laurence GinneIl Expects to
Be Received in Private Ca
pacity by Foreign Minister.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, August 6.-Lau-
renee Ginnel, special envoy to Argen-
tina, who is seeking recognition of
the Irish republican government by
be received by Foreign Minister
Pueyrredon. but admitted that he
might be received only in a private
capacity. With the request that he
be received transmitted to the Ar
gentine foreign minister yesterday.
Glnnell said, he incloSed letter of
personal Introduction to Senor Pueyr-
redon, so that the foreign minister
would be able to receive him officially
or personally, as he chose.
There is reason to believe that
Special Envoy Ginnell hopes to see
President Irigoyen himself and that
Eamon de Valera, Irish republican
leader. has made an effort TO pre-
pare the way for such an interview
by a personal cable message to the
Argentine president.
1t is not believed in diplomatic cir
cles that Ginnell has any chance of
being received in an official capacity,
but it was learned today that the
British legation will not object if For
eign Minister Pueyrredon should re-
ceive him as a private individual.
While the foreign minister and Brit
ish Minister MacLeay have conversed
on the subject of Ginnell. it is ex
planned that there had not been any
formal consultation. the conversation
being merely incidental and informal
and that no advice was sought or
given.
Ginnell's credentials. written in
English. Gaelic and French and signed
by Mr.. de Valera. credit Ginnell as be-
ing special envoy of the government
nf he Iric "a hA
ments and peoples of South America"
Ginnell arrived here recently on the
steamer Martha Washington from New
York. Since then he has given num-
Der Of interviews. He declared today
that statement of the British foreign
Office, published here. saying that he
must be out of touch with recent Anglo
Irish developments and referring to him
as "a pseudo diplomat of a non-existing
republic" was amusing.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
MORE ESCORTS ORDERED
FOR BURIAL OF SOLDIERS
BROUGHT FROM OVERSEAS

Following complaints of the failure
to provide proper escort to the places
of burial of soldier dead brought from
overseas, the Secretary of War has
directed more liberal policy in that
respect, even at the expense of train
ing and other activities"
The complaints. it is stated. ARE
hurting the standing. prestige and
honor of the Army" Corps area COM
manders are directed ito take every
possible means to furnish suitable
escort at distributing points and
firing squads at funerals of deceased
soldiers returned from abroad when
the relatives Of the deceased request
it and it can be done without expense
to the government other than that
involved in the use of post transpor-
tation'
In populous centers, where requests
are apt to be numerous and when
there is shortage of military per-
sonnel, it is stated that arrangements
probably can be made to have at
least one soldier accompany the body
from the house to the grave and to
provide a firing squad and bugler to
render the last military honors at
each of the cemeteries where inter-
ments are made.
1t is anticipated that all bodies will
be returned from Europe by October
l and their distribution to various
cemeteries completed by the end of
that month.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
TENANTS ORGANIZE.
Form League in New Orleans to
Protect Riehts.

NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-At a
largely attended open-air mass meet
ing, which followed a parade, New
Orleans tenants tonight organized a
tenants rights association.
The association will begin gather
ing Information at once and continue
until the legislature meets. when the
state lawmakers will be asked to pass
eviction laws and establish q proposed
rent commission. Every section of
the city will be canvassed for the pur-
pose Of gathering evidence of alleged
rent-gouging practices.
Speakers at the meeting charged
that widespread rent gouging exists
in this city, several Of whom quoted
extracts from articles in local papers,
which have been printing from day to
day alleged instances Of rent prof.
teering, - = --''
Evening star., 1921-08-07

or the 100000 remaining. approx
imately 100000 are in the army
This is the largest percentage of able
bodied men ever kept under arms by
any nation in time of peace.
It accounts largely for the fact
that while business is at a standstill
there is relatively little. unemploy-
ment in France. Not only are SOO.-
600 workers in the army, but a large
part of the civil population is en-
ganization Of government. while the
labor of hundreds Of thousands OF
others is required to provide supplies
and subsistence for the soldiery.
France a Great Army.
1t may be said, in short, that the
French nation exists today mainly
for the army'S sake. In other words.
France is a great army, with a great
service Of supplies behind it. 1t is
no wonder in these circumstances
that France has no surplus goods for
export.
What will persuade France to give
up this army? ! have asked many
Frenchmen this question. Nothing. it
seems. will satisfy them short of a
ance from the principal powers in
case of a German attack. l do not
want to be unfair to France. No
body can blame the French for de-
string TO take every possible precdu-
tion against a repetition of recent
horrors. But l submit the French
nation cannot have military estab-
lishment which absorbs practically
all of it's productive energies and at
the same time become prosperous.
modern, industrial nation. The man
who sits up every night, gun in hand,
watching for burglars cannot work
and earn a living during the day.
France cannot See this, SO 1 fear the
conference concerning land disarma-
ment faces breakdown. Such an
outcome will practically eliminate
France as a trading nation.
Copyright. 1871
Evening star., 1921-08-07
''Marihua,a'' Is Menace
As InsidiOus as Opium
Along MEXICAN Border

A new danger has appeared
ON the Mexican border. 1t In
the herb ''marihuana," otherwise
known ms Indian wild hemp OF
more Familiarity ns "hasheesh."
1t ErOws In xubtrOpical cOun =
tries and thrives along the
Mexican border. 1t is smoked
by the natives like opium and
has somewhat similar effects
ON the smoker. The habit has
been introduced generally MT
American posts along the bOr-
der with such deleteriOus re-
suits. that Major Gen Dickman
In command of that corps area
has ISSUED orders prohibiting
soldiers from smoking the herb
or bringing 1t into any army
building or area. He explained
TINT soldiers who had smoked
the herb had injured their health
and rendered themselves unfit
for military duty"
In other quarters 1t is stated
that marfhuana In more danger
GUS ms habit-fOrminE drug
than morphine and results in
even greater deterioration of
the moral fiber of the addicts.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
SMALL MAY FACE5,'
SHERIFF TUESDAY,
Illinois Governor Breaks off
Good Roads Tour to
Go to Springfield.
Ry the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. August Gov. Len
Small announced here today that he
would return to Springfield Tuesday.
Sheriff Mester of Sangamon county
holds warrants at Springfield for the
governors arrest on charges of en-
bezzlement Of state funds while he
was state treasurer.
The governor said he would post
pone his good roads tour until Friday
of next week in order to return to the
capital.
The governor issued the following
statement:
so that my traducers shall not be
permitted, through their newspaper
mouthpieces, to misrepresent my
official course in performing my
duties as governor, I shall not resume
my good roads tour until Friday of
next week.
Il expect to finish my official bust
ness here today, and shall be in
Springfield Tuesday morning.
Lien SMALL, Governor"
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, August g.
Sheriff Henry Mester. when informed
of Gov SmalTS intention to return
to Springfield next Tuesday. said he
believed the governor will appear and
give bond. If the governor does not
appear he probably will be notified
by telephone before any action is
taken, the sheriff said.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
FIGHT FOREST FIRES.
Business Suspended in Michigan
Town to Combat Flames.

ESCANABA, Mich. August 6.-Busi-
ness was suspended here today and every
citizen called upon to combat forest fires
that had crept almost to the outskirts
of the city. Officials believed the town
would be seriously menaced unless the
fires were checked.
AS result Of continued dry weather
scattered fires had been running through
the slashings for several weeks and were
kept under control with difficulty.
Today, however. high wind drove the
flames nearer Escanaba, and hundreds of
men and boys answered Mayor Joseph
Pryars call for fire fighters
Damage amounting to thousands of
dollars has been caused in surrounding
timber and farming districts.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
KILLED BY TRAIN.

ALMOCORDO. N NJ, August g.
Ralph o. Nelson, discharged from the
death here, when he fell underneath
moving passenger train. He was on
his way to his home in Toledo, Ohio.
Alfred Krakse of West Park, Ohio. dis
charged at the same time, was with
him when the accident happened. Nelson
has a brother, according to a letter
found in his pocket, who lives at 594
Berry street, Toledo, Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
GRAM ELEVATOR PLANNED.

BALTIMORE Md, August 6.-The
Western Maryland railway will build a
new grain elevator here at cost esti-
mated at more than $1.000.000. It will
almost exactly duplicate the present ele-'
vator, which cost about $1,000.000 in
1916, and will double the roads grain
handling capacity at this port. The two
elevators will have a combined capacity
of 100000 bushels of grain.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
MRS. F. E. OWENS DEAD.
Mother Of DR.. Clarence J. Owens
Succumhs a+ U;l1;eton G r

Mother of DR.. Clarence J. Owens
succumbs at williston, S. c.
Word was received here that Mrs
Frances Easterling Owens, mother
of DR.. Clarence j. Owens, managing
director of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress, died at Williston, S. c.,
last Wednesday, aged seventy-seven
She was the widow of Alfred Owens,
well known South Carolina Con-
federate veteran, who died here three
years ago. and who was buried with
military honors at Arlington. Mrs
Owens was buried Friday at Augusta,
Ga.
Mrs. Owens was a daughter of
Robert Easterling, of the well known
family Of that name in Georgia and
South Carolina. She is survived by
four children. thirteen granchildren.
and one great grandchild. Others of
the surviving family, besides Dr.
Owens. are Albert E. Owens and Mrs.
H. +. Phillips, of this city. and Mrs
Robert Weathersbee Of Williston. S. C.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
126 Applicants at
Var Department for
] 600 Con,naissiOns

The War Department has 900
compixsiOns for second lienten-
ants and only 126 applicants.
The examinations for appOint-
ments are fixed for August 22
and the applications must be in
by AuGuSt Ii. Concerned over
the apparent lack OF interest
displayed, the department has
instructed corps area command.
ers to do whatever they can
to increase the number Of ap-
plicatiOns By that time.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
STORM DOES DAMAGE.
Two Men Probab ably Fatally Injured
in Cleveland,

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 6-Two
men were probably fatally injured
and thousands of dollars damage was
caused by severe electrical storm
which struck Cleveland and vicinity
late today. accompanied by a forty
mile-an-hour wind. A rainfall of
one-hundredths of an inch
was recorded here in twenty eight
minutes.
Streets and cellars were flooded,
telegraph and telephone wires blown
down and many trees uprooted.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
FIND BILLY" BINNS' CANNON

WARSAW, Ind. August "a can
non which was fired as a salute by
it's owner, Billy Binns. an ardent
democrat, celebrating the election of
Grover Cleveland as President in 1884.
and which disappeared Immediately
after. has been found imbedded in
the mud of Center Lake, in which
the water is unusually low. 1t was
thought at the time that republicans
removed the cannon and sunk it in
the lake, but the whereabouts of the
piece had never been definitely deter
mined
Evening star., 1921-08-07
REVOLT IN GUATEMALA,
Uprising Headed by Gen. Valdez

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal
vador. August Ga revolt against
the Guatemalan government. which,
ed. is reported in dispatch received
here from Guatemala City The
movement is declared to have been
headed by Gen. Isidro Valdez Many
persons connected with the abortiye
rising have been captured
Evening star., 1921-08-07
DETAILED TO RIFLE TEAM.

Commander Ralph R. Stewart and
Lieut.. Commander Herbept o. Roesch,
at the Naval Academy, have been de-
tailed to duty with the Navy rifle
team at Camp Perry, Ohio Com
mander Stewart is captain of the team.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

California claims to be the greatest
hop p-producing state of the Union in
point of tonnage, and the greatest in
the world In average harvest per acre
and modern methods of culture
Evening star., 1921-08-07
BAND CONCERT.

At Walter Reed Hospital today
at 6.45 pm. by the Interior De-
partment Band. Walter G. Will
fnarth, director.
March, "Relisioso" Chambers
Overture. "Lutspier" ,kela bella
Waltz, "Old- Timers Lake
Intermezzo, Water Lilies"
ST. Clair
Vocal solo. My Nanny. Donald
(By request.)
Mr.. |. l.. McCaihran.
Selection, Fortune Teller
F~rhert
Popular. "Ain't We Cot Fun"
Whiting
'Favorite Songs of America
Foster
March. "Sempcr Fidelis" Sousa
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1921-08-07

The present cost of German labor in
the metal working trades is stated to
be about one-sixth of the cost of
equivalent labor in the United States.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Meeting Of George Washington Coun-
Gil, A. A. r. I. r., at 8 o'clock, at Ma
tional Capital Bank. 31S Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.
4o4N1CI1 l..

Wanderlusters hike at 2 80 pm, from
Cabin John bridge.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
EIJROPE .PLA YZNG POLITICS
AND BLOCKING NORlNALCY

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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0as jiingitc' &ino bes @bepuures
$. Scitlanb 1T ant a. gpril geItor.
ben rrb pllroe arrf benz biciigen sc.
&. air6bofe beItattet.
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Gapgrns-5un

Sn Dem peitIid bon Sbeben gelc'
genen Eempel Ser. eI.@ebicine, Der
unter ben EtoIomdern BON Sbilopa'
tos bis @uergeies ben 3peiten erri6'
tet wurOe, iano Ser fran5oiiI6e @e'
lebrte unb aegpptolo9e Brof. Sacan
eiren Sbisfrieobof nit SauIenoen
mumifiaierter Sbiiie. Seber Der bel
Iigen 86gel lag in elmer per5ierten
Sonpaie in ener SGadJtel gebettet,
oie aus 8apprusItiiden beitanb. Die
meiiten 6ieier Eapprusitreifen limb
nit Sdrift5ei6en oerieben, 6eren
gnt3ifferung ser Soridlng aufSabre
binaus Stoff biptet. Der groBartige
Sunb, Der gu iiberraideuben fuitttr'
biitoriifen unG literariiden gntbef.
flineen fiibren Oiirite, erregte bel Der
Ritteilung Srof. 9acans in Der fran.
5oiiiAen afnbemie groBtes aufie.
hen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

8ei unierer S6ulnabl murbe Iu.
quit Soel ols DIRECTOR ertudblt. Cine
@rtraIteuer bon 10 Gents at $500
G%tcuerpertb luurbe beItimmt.
9as jIngItc' &ino oes @bepaures
$. Seitlano lit ant a. 4pril geItors
ben ltno prlrbe aiIf Dem biciigen SO.
6. Sirdbofe beltattet.
Seit S6luB Der Dffentliden edit
lc getpinnt bic epangl,, .lltbcrii6e
@emein6e.S 6llle 0abier 5ablreide
S6iiler.
@m. &ofq,,art, Elm Sadmann in
Der Sire.Glop SnbuItrte lit bon ct.
2ollis bierber ge8ogen urO beobiid.
tigt bier, no ii6 rieiige @oiien Der
SonerOe befinoen bic I'M Warfte olS
Sire Clan bcfonnt lit, bic ItSbct.
t1n9 Der Songrltben in groBcn
NobItobe 8u betreiben.
QlS StaDtratb8 : Witglie6Cr rpltr.
Sen BET lnicrer Stootmobl am let'
ten 9ienstog folgenoe 8iirger or.
mQblt: @ltguit 8inter, @nt. 8cb
nleper, Senrp 2innenbroefcr, lugul
2ongborit un6 s. S. 8rinfmorn.
9ie &oIebuo SdrtIe, inter @m
SoIlonber, als Srin5ipal nno SRI
@el6o 2idte aGs Silfslebrerin, fan
lebten 5reitog nod eincm Sermtr
bon Iieben Monate,t linb elmer 8odu
gum Mbi6luB. @benbs fano Elm
i60ne S6lnbfeier i'm SdulGaui
Itott. 0eiin S6iiler erbielten al,
@rabuirenoe BEG 8. Grades ibr
Diploma.
!Senrp 2ongenber9 reiite lebtc $50
DIE mad 3ebrasfo, mo er p1bren
ocs SomnerS ols GRANDDAUGHTER be
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i96ftigt iein miro.

Der SduIrotb bat SRI. Nelba
2idte auf elm Deiteres Sabr tpicocr
oils 2ebrerin Der @lementar.G Goiie
angeIteIlt,
R16iten Sonntag 4benb miro Der
ScSSuaeno.8 erein bon 8ooaam in Der
&oIebllo 90. g. Stride elm fir6Ii6es
8roeram beranitolten gu welher
l%1nterbaltlng Sebermann b0flidIt
eingelaOen lit.
a,tguit 8inter unb @ottin mllr.
oen borige ISOLDE our6 Die @eburt
zines So1tcr6ens erfrel,t.
@rnit @ngelbredt uno SamiIie,
bon 9aD, poren Ietten Sonntog bier
gum 9eil,6 bon Sernanbten. @ie'
ielben mobnten eleid5eitig Der Sc
eroigltng Der beiOen Sobne Der so.
mile Slider BEL nel9e in elmer Scr
pieIen biciigen Songrltben crtruntcn
norer.
glrtbur Mllcucr, bon StonD Sill,
un6 SRI. annn 8oloefer, bon 8op,
b%efanben ii9 lcbten Snnntag bier
ol1f 9cilt6 Bel Sbco. Ni,(lnteper un6
@ottin.
$. Is. 2atoQ lnb Z. Siefmaln
berid6ncrn bos 8obnholts oes Sobt
Sempel1nann bitrd Inbalt elmer
Bord.
Greb 2imberg, nelder mGbreno
6cs @inters ol,f ieinem alrpeIen Gin
neueS @obnbolts bol,te, bot baSicl6e
JEST iomeit pollenbet boB er balo
ein5icben fam.
s. 8. &iefc u1b s. s. 8rinf'
marn beeoben ii6 am SamStag nod
Smensbille Inn Der @oob &ooos
Contention bei5upobnen.
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iuInbc, mno gebt o0er fdbrt nod
ieinen o6t arbeitsItunbeu beim ai
Muttern, tpenr man oas Slid bat,
bob Tie am Srte pobnen oorf. Bel
iebr pielen lit 6as nidt einmaI Der
Soil. @obnuua5aot. aeihe 3oble
sur S%eritealng bon 3iegeln. Srant'
reid befomnt uuiere 9oble. limo
Die 2eute bort mufen iid ntft elm.
nal elm beiBrs gao oamit. 8enig.
items, ipcnn man Tie nod elmer @e-
IGidte aus Dem beietten &beinlano
teurteilen barf.
9ort batte iiG in elmer Siaa elm
franooiii6er Sffi5ier einqtartiert.
8obn5immer, ShIaf. rno Babe
simmer rparen Inn iibertDieien.
Seit @oden uno Monaten mar er
"a, aber er bubete nift. CUR Ser.
iueiflung ser Dame bes Saliies.
Sbre @ettpGi6e, oenn lie mubte
Iie natiirIid IiefernJ uuroe INNER
roider I6pdr3lih. Gber er baoete
nidt. 3arte 8infe, Dab beiBes @ai-
Ter porbanoen lei, peritano er nidt.
gIotIt6 perIangte er zines Cages
6ns 9ob. @aSame f6me. aud bas
nodl Sic Sousfrau IGbt ibm nod
ciniger 9eit iagen, bas belize 8ai.
icr fei bereit. Ga fommt Die gnttport
suriif: Seute nod fein 9a6. Ra'
6ame bot photographer. 8ommt
crit in einigen Sagen. Ser Rarm
wiir6e 6as ale ID Gage itattfin.
benbe 9aben Ser 9erIiner Dabr.
ideinIif, fir unerb0rten unnotigen
Gurus balten.
90. b. 81.
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aanalpruidt Dresden -

9as aannIproieft 0resoen-
6rauffurt q. .. uno ieine mogIiden
absmeieungen nah @logau uno
@0rIis erpedt our 3eit beionoere
aufmeriamfeit, neil es nift MIR
geeienet lit, sic 4oblenoeriorglng
0euti6Innbs Our6 ben aufi6luB
Ser 0ieOerlauiiser 9raunfoblenre.
piere 5u erleidtern, ionoern nor
aQem Die 8erbinouns Der oberer
@Ibe nit Dem Sberlatf bringt uno
i'm &ni6lub an Die ueiter geplantet
@aiierItraBen nod 8eiten aud
Sbiiringen uuo oos m~ittelbenti6e
9raunfoblengebiet in ben Glitter.
olstaui9 nit Dem Often einbeaiebt,
qana abgeieben BON Der Seritelung
Ser @nIerberbinoung nit Der
Sidedo.S lomafei.
Der &anal iou runo 223 3ilo'
meter lang tperoeu, fir 1000.Son.
n.S6iffe berednet iein tno IN
bier gbitiesen bonn mitteloeutiaen
SCOTLAND IN bic norOoeutiAe Eiet'
ebene binabsefiibrt peroen. Sen
4usgang nimmt Der &anal IN
Dresden am &0nia.a Safen,
lGuft aundfit Lungs her @lbe biz
norOpeitli9 '8roBenbain uno fiibri
BON bier aus auyadit oitIid, oann
noro0itIi6 unb idlieBlia norolidj
an Senftenberg, Sottbus uno GU
ben porbei nnd SiirItenberg NM
6ranfiurt a, 8. Die ourd Die 8ai'
ier5ufiibrungen unO Die S9leulen'
Gnlaqen entItebenben Baiertrdttt
ioqpn in &raftperfen bel Gospig
@eridpit, 8eiBagf, &eiaenbad
lnb Sinfenbero beionoers perperte
uerben. Sic 9arfoIten itelen lid
na1 Srie6enspreiS auf etDa LOT
@iGionen @arf; ME bod tie Il
8irfli6teit iid belatfen tueroen
IGbt ii6 nod nift angaben, oa ibr.
| Seititenugg erit nit 8e9inn De
9ores qe'deben fam. 8. b. u.
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8m. @iferntmtn uno Srar 6. g.
9oa poren on Srcitag in Sermann
m neutrality-suspicious..
Oils Conrad lttbe Ietten Snmstag
IN Ieinem g,tto cine Spo5ierfabrt
ma6te, idIug bos @ltto Inn uno
iulr6e Itarf bei61oigt. Gum Slid
tp1trbe Riemanb ernItIi6 oerlest.
SRI. SIorence 9Iossrer, Die wab'
reno bes Sduliobres aIs Sebreriu
Der 8eace Sin S6ule bdtig mar,
lit na6 S6IuB Der SduIe at let'
TEN Samstag mteber at ibren @ltern
oobier 5uriideefebrt.
arn Samstag, Sen 16. april, miro
bic &otsSom SduIe ibr S4luBfeier
obbnlten.
Geo. Stonmeber begleitete Soltor
&ei6art uno St,lilis @uubt letten
Sonntag nod Sermonn, bon no aus
Die beioen 2etteren nod ct. 2oris
our Gonferens reiIten.
Sri. SltIia Stoumeper uno gtetd
&otur reiiten Ietten 9tenstug mad
ct. 2otis.
Mebrere ltnierer SoIbaten . Sun,
gems wobnten lebten Sonntog II
Worriion Der @~eriammIune Der
4mericon 2egion BEL. .
Sscar 9rodt uno Sornilie iporel
lcsten Sonuta9 in Morriion gun
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Sanatiidc arbeiter.

gls in &aiiel cine a~borOnung bon
Marbnrger Stuoenten ben 8etrieb
Der 2ofomotibenidbrif BON Senidel
& Sobn ituoienbalber beiidtigei,
nollte, ertldrten % alrbeiter, bnB itc
ous nid)t blloen MOLTEN, sic itelIten
cen 8etrieb elm uno Die Stitoenten
muBten Ole Sabrif oerlaiien, %tuoralf
Der @etrieb in noIlem ltmfunse rte.
Ger n,ifgenommen tpiroe.
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sledfisber in @ien.

Sn @ien ipuroen IN ben Iesten
Eagen S6ne BON Sledtieber. Grfran-
fungen bel Yerionen, Die bel elmer
aus SiiSrublonb 5usereiiten artt.
Itensruppe a%uftratert entbedt. Sis.
her ipurben feds Serionen alS
frant un6 mebrere oils flediieber.
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