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Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Making Aviation Safer

ing. Then flyers could be informed
up TO the last moment before taking
off just what they might expect to
encounter in flying in any direction
for any length of time. Storms could
be avoided in nearly all cases.
Flyers Fear Fire
There are many other perils,
among which may be mentioned the
danger of fire. 1t does not matter
whether the machine itself is inflam
mable or not, SO long as gasoline must
be used as fuel There have been
cases of flyers horribly burned to
death in "all metal planes. The gas
in the tank becomes ignited. As a
remedy for this, q tank which could
be dropped from the machine. much
as bombs are detached, has been sug-
gested. Then the flyer could take his
cnance on gliding down and making
some sort of landing rather than
face the certainty of burning to death.
Another peril which has been re-
sponsible for lots or trouble IS the
difficulty of landing anywhere except
on regularly prepared fields. Land
ings must be accomplished at g. con-
siderable speed, particularly with the
faster types of airplanes. Flyers and
scientists have long been at work on
this problem, but without any note
worthy success as yet.
F'ogs cause lots of trouble, and have
been responsible for many deaths.
The same conditions as in fog obtain
on lightless night, particularly when
flying over water. The perfection of
instruments is working to lessen this
danger, but much remains to be done
in this line.
Engine troubles cause difficulty.
Careful inspection keeps trouble from
this source down to minimum, but
still il crops up. now and again. A
clogged gasoline feed line, poor igni-
ton, and many other troubles of a
similar nature may cause forced
landings, which always are accom-
panied by danger.
Recently the country was Mortified
by an accident to a big new dirigible,
in which many lives were lost. This
is because it has been necessary to
use highly inflammable gas to initiate
the bags by which the dlrigibles were
made huoyant. Non -inflammable gas
is, OF course, the means of overcom-
ing this difficulty, and in helium this
this gas has been found. However,
the production of helium gas has been
so expensive that it has been prac-
tically out of the question. Now, how
ever. progress is being made toward
making this safe, buoyant gas at a
very much cheaper figure. Experts
figure that soon process will be per-
fected whereby helium can be pro-
duced at little if any more than the
cost of the highly inflammable hydro
gen gas which has been used almost
altogether. The great step toward
making balloons safe then will have
been taken.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SERVICE WORKERS
MEET NEXT MONTH

BOSTON, May 15-Delegates from
nearly all of the dioceses and mis-
sionary districts Of the communion
are expected to attend the conference
of the social service workers OF the
Episcopal church OF Wexford, Rhode
Island, June 20-22, which will i'm
mediately precede the national con
ference on social service work at
Providence. Many of the delegates
will attend both conferences, accord
ing to Charles n. Iathrop. executive
secretary of the social service de-
partment of the church.
The formal sessions of the Wick
ford conference will be preceded by
reception to the delegates on the
afternoon of June 19, and a meeting
in the evening at which officers will
be elected and addresses will be de-
livered by the Rt. Rev. Thomas F.
Caller, president of the Episcopal
national council; Bishop Perry OF
Rhode Island, and Robert W. Kelso,
president of the Episcopal national
conference of social workers. The
program for the conference includes:
June 20-"What Is the Plus That
the Church Has to Add TO Secular
Social Service?' by Mrs. John NJ.
Glenn. president of the Episcopal ma
tional council of the Church Mission
of Help; and a series of discussions
on rural work.
On Wednesday, June 2i, Mr.. La
throp win present the policy and
progress of the social service depart
ment Of the church, which win be
discussed as to its present operation
and future prospects by Miss Anne
r. Vernon, field secretary of the de-
partment Of social service of the do
cese of Rhode Island; Rev. Charles X.
Gilbert, secretary OF the department
of social service for the diocese OF
New York; Rev. c. Rankin Barnes OF
Pasadena, California, and Rev. Robert
T. Kreitler. chairman of the depart
ment OF social service for the diocese
of Bethlehem.
Wednesday afternoon will be given
up to the discussion of What Con-
tribution Has the Church to Make TO
the Problems Which Modern Indus
try Presents?" In the evening there
viii be a modern discussion group led
by It. II. Z. Sailer. associate in re-
Iigious education at teachers college
Columbia university. The final day
of the conference VIII be given TO
the consideration of the problem,
"How can we coordinate the various
social service activities of church or
ganization with one another ana With
secular agencies?
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Prince OF Wales
VIII Play With
Polo Team Again
BY Ripley

MANILA, P. l., May 15--The Prince
of Wales, with blackened eye and
bandaged forehead, lunched with
Governor General Leonard A. Wood
of the Philippine Islands today. The
heir to the British throne suffered a
bruised eye and slightly cut forehead
when he was hit by polo ball yes
terday but today he insisted he again
would play polo tomorrow upon re-
turning from Cavite.
The prince slept late this morning
and consequently his proposed trip to
Fort Mckinley with General Wood
was abandoned. He also had planned
to attend church, but this was prohib-
tied by his physician who ordered the
prince to remain quiet until noon
when he disembarked from the cruis-
er Renown for the luncheon with
General Wood.
In the late afternoon the prince
was the guest of Manila's British
community at a tea dance at the
Manila club. Tonight he gave a din
ner aboard the Renown in honor of
General Wood.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Officers Locate
Right Cache But
Still Is Missing
[RepuhIican A. p. Leased Wire1

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May
15-A seach yesterday of the Turkey
creek ranch of Ed Mcconnell, ar
rested near the Pueblo county line,
25 miles southwest of here last night
with an automobile load of liquor.
revealed to Sheriff John II. Weir
and his deputies the former hiding
place of still they said on their
return here last night.
A twelve foot dugout hidden in
an arroyo, had housed the apparatus
Sheriff Weir said. The still was
missing, though the sheriff said in
dications were that it had been in
operation in the last fortnight. On
the way TO the ranch the officers
met a mar driving a small car in
which was found SO gallon barrel
of mash and sections of still which
were destroyed, Sheriff Weir re
ported
Mcconnell and Fred Johnson, ar
rested with him are held i'll Jail here.
The former, several years ago a
bartender at an exclusive club here,
faces a penitentiary sentence be-
cause of previous convictions.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Red Cross VIII End
European Labors BY
Latter Part OF June

PARIS, May 15.-The American
Red Cross. after eight years of work,
during which it expended more than
s400, 600, 600, will close its main actiy-
tiles in Europe at the end of June.
This announcement was made today
by Or. Ross Hill. director of foreign
operations, who has just returned
from a two months survey of Europe
extending from Warsaw to Constan-
tinople.
Or. Hill said he believed there no
longer was any need for American
relief effort in the Naraffected codn
tries. The welfare of the peoples OF
Europe was better than at any tliile
since the war, he said. due largely to
American aid
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Find Dead Body
OF Scion Of Rich
Oklahoma Family

OKMULGEE. Okla. May 15-The
body of Russell Eldred, scion of one
OF Okrnulgee's Oldest families. was
found today in the Eldred residence
here by a. real estate man who had
gone to open the house in preparation
for the return OF Mrv. Il. B. Eldred.
the boys mother. who is expected
to return from Pennsylvania. Police
saw he had been dead month.
The room in which the body lay
showed evidence of a terrific strug-
gle, although the authorities ex-
pressed the belief that the decom-
posed state of the body might pre-
cIude any possibility of determining
whether young Eldred was murdered.
Two pistols were found in the room
which showed no signs of having
been used. An autopsy viii be held
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
SURPRISING THE BANKER

One club boy Of my acquaintance grew banner
crop of early potatoes and got them in the market
at the right time. He had never had much money
before after showing it to his mother he hurried
to the bank still in his working clothes.
The portly banker. looking over his spectacles at
the nervous boy, frowned a little and asked:
What I do for you my ad?'
The boy pulled his roll of bills and noncha-
lantly replied, 81 want to deposit s2oo-if don't
carel"--Farm Life
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
San Francisco Folk
Trying To Catch Up
With Phoenix Cline

SAN FRANCISCO. May 15-The
ocean, the bay, the hills and the open
road with the connivanoe Of true
summer weather, lured city dwellers
out yesterday. It could not be. called
San F'rancisco's first summery day,
but il was the warmest SO far. with
the mercury touching 81 in its up
ward course. Bathing beaches had
their heaviest patronage of the sea-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Broley Dolly Poem
WAITING

A maiden fair
With golden hair
Sits on a harbor quay;
Her sad eyes gaze
For days and days
Far out, far out to suayl
Yes, there she sits
And waits, and knits
Upon that busy quay;
I wonder how
She's faring now;
And if she thinks of muay?
I doubt it, though,
Because l know
This lady on the quay,
Has never seen
My handsome mien
Nor have ] gaZed at shuay!
Yet / am sure
This maiden pure
Is sitting on the quay;
Because, unless
She's there, l guess
These verses couldn't buay
MY stanzas rare
Have placed her there.
A-sitting on the quay,
And there she'll stay
Until, some day,
/ choose to set her fruay!
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
FIVE REBEL LEADERS SHOT

MEXICO CITY. May 14-Five mem
bers of the soldier agricultural colony
at Minatitland Vera Cruz, who had
declared their allegiance to the rebel
general, Aleman, were captured yes
terday and shot. Rebel propaganda
has been active in that region re-
Gently
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
THE SEVENTH CRUSADE

II you We're the Mount of Olives today, along
the shores of the Jordan, you might hear the whirl
of the propeller the plane from Jerusalem hops
off its regular flight to the northward with mail
and passengers. An appealing fact in the of
the day: II might be called the Seventh Crusade
The Thinker has at last captured the Holy Land
which for twenty centuries successfully resisted the
Soldier-Farm Lite
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 1s, 1929

When the mind loses its feeling for
elegance, 1t groaos corrupt and grov-
eIi1sq. and seeks IN the c1'oaOd aChat
ought to be found at home.
-Landor.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

A fire engine built in 1886, and
drawn to the scenes of its labors
by pair of donkeys. is pictuT-
esque feature of the village lie
in Bottisham, near Cambridge
England
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
Able willing for every citizen of St Charles Parish
what conservavey and well managed institution should do

parade Of some thirty or forty
tractors, each performing some
individual commercial operation.
The.line of parade will move in on
Canal st and cover the most inn
portant business streets of the
City.
Motion pictures will be held
nightly showingSto thvlpublic the
manufacturing. corporations that go
to make up the Fordson and con-
vince the prospective buyer Of the
reason why it is possible to mar
ket such a power plantat thelloW
price of 1896. 90 r O B Factory
Any commercial user of porta-
BILE power will be well paid to vi
sit the showsand present any prob
lem for portable power that he
may anticipate using to the man
|ufacturers' representatives who
will be in charge of the various
exhibits and operations.
!
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
S25OOO.Oo

On Tuesday August Is, Assump
tion of the Blessed Virgin, feast
Of obligation as Sunday, at Holy
Rosary Church, Solemn High
Mass at ga M Sermon : Bene-
diction.
The Children of Mary will re-
ccive Holy Communion in a Body
and during the Benediction, the
President of the. Society will read
the Act of the Conservation, tc
the Blessed mother.
The Rev Pastor announces that
the Forty Hour Devotion viii
take place on the 3. q, 5 of Sep
tember and will be solemny cele-
brated this year.
During the three days, the ser.
mons will be delivered by Rev.
q. Eyraud, pastor OF Reserve, ar
able and eloquent preacher.
The Program of the Ceremo
nies will be given in due time
through the st Charles Herald
The Reverend Pastor intend.
to make these thre G days, d aliIt
ofEucharistical Retreat and Iiks
an echo Of the Beautiful Eucllar
istical Congress, kepe IN Rome.
/ last May.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
Capital

FORDSON INDUSTRIAL TRAC
TOR SHOW.
TO be Held at New Orleans Aug
lst 9th, 10th. 18th.
Promptly at 1000 M the Ford
Motor Co and dealers will open in
New Orleans the greatest FORD
SON INDUSTRIAL TRACTOR
EXHIBITION that has ever been
staged in the South.
A tent covering 25, 600 so # Of
floor space will be erected to
house the exhibits, which will con
sist of Fordson tractors used in
connection with manufacturers OF
equipment and attachments for
commercial purposes as power
plants to meet every demand up
to the capacity OF the tractor.
Inere you will see the Fordson
as d protsbls power plant, fur
n.sll;ng power to operate builders
loists. pulling oil well castings and
sucker rods operating saw mill,
sk.lling logs, loading wagons
with sand and gravel, excavatinp
cr:nard sprays, operating as loct
motives, air compEeaaors arae
many otner operations too numel
DIR 10 mention
4 1870 A M Wednesday Aug
sn Ia event viii be opened by
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05
ASSUMPTION 4 DAY

Monday August IA, the eve Of
the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin, is day of fast end absti
nence.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-05

On mOCl0n Or Mr. DuIrene anu
seconded by Mr. Elfer the follow
ing resolution was adopted;
Be it resolved that the Police
Jury of the Parish Of st Charles
that Monday Aug. 7th 1922, be
fixed for the purpose of regis
tering the voters Of the 4th ward
at Carmadel,e School.
On motion Of Mr. Dufrene and
seconded by Mr. Elfer the follow
lug resolution was adopted;
Be. it resolved by the Police Ju
ry Of the Parish of the St Charles
that the sum of Three Hundred
Dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated out of the General
Fund of the Revenues of the cur
rent year 1922, for the purpose
of cleaning the main drainage
canal from Killona to Lake Des
Allemands, and that Mr. Victor
Hymel is hereby authorized to SUI
pervise the work.
Be it resolved, also, that the
sum of Three Hundred Dollars
be and the same is appropriated
out of the General Fund for the
purpose of cleaning canal at st
Rose, and w. A. Elfer is hereby
authorized to supervise the work
to be done in opening and clean
ing said canal.
Votes having been called re-
suited as follows
Yeas Messrs nymel, Drfrense.
D, fr me, Eifer & Guidry.
Nays None.
1t was moved by Mr. Hymel and
seconded by MIR Dufrene that the
Jury adjourn to Tuesday, Aug. 8
1872.
F. Schexnaydre
(SeaD Secty
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
Giugeio nO t.

Die mouotlide Geriommluug Oes
6roltenpereins bonn Hilppert 0eimr
fono bellte, oen s. gllieult, i'm 9iup
perts @eim itott. Yrdiioentin 6rou
0e@rain croffnete ole &eriommlung
nit einem @ebete. mo Die ltcllpertrc
tenoe Sefret1rin, Yrou Yanliue
MaItber perloS ooS Yrotofoll, peldes
ongenommen muroc mic uieoerge,
idrieben. Die @eriommlung mar
red)t gut beillbt gait es ood nad Der
ielben Den @eburtStag u~nierer allbe
liebten YrGlioentin 5rau De@roin
81 ~ieierrl. Sine idone eleftriide Gam
pc mar oas @elhenf Oes 6%rouenuer
ems. Sin prahtnoacr Glumenforb
mar Ons @elhenf Der nlten 2eute;
cine idone, icIbitperiertigtc Sono
l6iir5e mar ein crtro @ei6enf bon
STRAIT Shneioer. 5rau 0c@roin mal
iidtlid tief ergriffen bon 10 piel Sic
be uno Aufmerfiomfeit. 0as Gup
pert Seim bat 5rou 0e@rain lebr
piel 5lt neroonfen. oenn trob ibrcs
boben NlterS lit tie INNER aui oer
9einen, menn iie bel ibren n9}cm.
bers" foleftiert. Die Motrone 5ral
Stoermer, bate eircn ieinen sc.
burtstagstiid bereerid)tet, allies mas
MIR Oos &er5 begebrte mar 81 boben
pom feinlten SUDDEN gum See Cream.
aud oie alien 2eute iparen olc einge.
loocn. @iiniden mir, Dab 5rau 8e
@rain nod pieIe Sabre 0os @erf oel
2iebe uno @obltdtigfeit %iortiesci
fam.
8auline Walther.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
9amf fir @rGiOcnt Oar
Oinss @liidluunid.


Oos .8erliner Sageblatt~ oanft I'M
Nonten oes oeiltiden Bottles fiir ole
@liidmiinlhe oes 8rGiiOenten Sor-
Ding auldBIid oes Sabrestages Ser
@riinOiing ser Oeltidelt GepubIif,
be3lp. Der I%nnobme ser nelien Geids.
perfoilung unO fir sic Oarin entbol-
tenen nber5Ii6en mo muiridtigen~
8orte. 0os 8lott bebt berpor, 0aB
Die 0epelAe oes Grditoenten Der CT
lte @liidmunih mar, oei Die ocutihe
&egierlng an ibrem @eodnftage or
boIten bot.
Die s3eitung ei6t ser 9efrieoiguug
0uriiber MltsOrud, ooB sic juige &c
publif, Ser biSber nod sic rihtige
@rmutiglng gefeblt babe, oieie iett
Ieitens Ser 0emofrotie Oes gSeitens
erbalte. 0as 9latt erflGrt. ferner.
oas oeutide Golt lebe 5uiommeu init
YrGli0cnt ebert in scr fe1ten @off
ming, OuB Sic S0eale Der beioen
&epu6Iifen ST. gegenicitigenl Ser
Itanonis Ser bciocrieitigcu Staatsan-
geborigen fiibren m6d)ten.
Ole ruIiii6e 8otidait mar oos elm
5ige @eb1roe ser ouslGnOiidcu Ser
treter in Berlin, oas SIT Gbreli Oes
@eocnftoges gcfluggt botte.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
SabrssUeriammluns Oes @OiBustu.
ner 1iIfSDereius.


@rob lit ole @ot oriiben. Sdred
lid lit in oieieu Eogen Ger @ert Der
Oeutiden @orf gefoaen. SIN ielbcn
Gerb1Itnis iteigen Orilbeu Die 9reiie
fir 9ebenSmitteI. Gin 81 foitet 10
Mart oacin. Der bieiige S%ilisperein
erl1Bt an ale, Die nod Elm Ser5 i'm
2eibe boben. Die 0ringenOe Bite, sur
Sabresueriommlung am beutigeu
6reitae, inn Borlor oes GoucorOflub.
9aliieS, Su erideiueu. @eiieu @er5
blutet ni6t beim @eOanten an Ole
fiirhterlide Armut Der 9riioer mo
Shneitern, ser @ebiloeteu, Der 9eit
iiondre. 8ituen, 8oiien, ser olten
Seimot. SIS eebt inns Sebeu, Inn Die
@rbaItung Der oeutihen Nniie. 90
fommt, tommt ale, NIT 5reunOen
un0 8eruonOteu gluf gum Concord
Stub beute oben0.
Die 3 Milionen Dollar Sommlunq
errei9te nidt Oas 9eltedte 3iel, oo oil
9ampaane nur 81, $50, 600 einbro6te.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
1000 Nsarf fir einen Solar!

Soipeit lit es gefommen, Oas ut-
aliidli6e @noe ser &onferen5 in 2on-
BON bot Die obnebin i6ledte, oeutl1e
6inanalage nun polig 5ulammenbre-
den IalIen. Sir einen Dollar erbalt
man nun 1000 Marf. Oiele 3eitung
bat mGbreno Der lebten 0rei Sabre
INNER tpieoer an Der 8eIiernng Der
mirtl6aftlihen un0 politil6en Der
bGltnille 0euti6lanos ge5meifelt uno
Die 2eier geiparnt, @elo III oelttl6er
Warf anaulegen. Gs lit 81 befiird-
ten, Dab Die Marf ben 8ert ODER Diel-
mebr untpert ser oltrei6iiden &rone
geben miro. Na6 penigen 8o6en
miro man 2 ooer 3 Eauleno Marf
fir Sen Dollar einloien f0nnen. Sic
oeutlGen 3eitungen oriiben iino in
8cropeiflung, Die llnii9erbeit Ser
3llfrnft 0euti9lanos ltimmt pellimi-
itilh. @enn man menigitens IN
2onoon oSer &aris 81 einem enogiiI-
tigen &eiultot fdmel Der u8or-
ip1rts" oeutet auf 6ranfreids p0dige
Siolierung bin abes mas bilft OieIe
&enntnis? Ser 12ofalait5eiger~ be-
flagt ole 9lbpelenbeit bon Seruunft
in 2onoon. Die u9eutl6e 4agemei
ne 3eitung4 bofft auf einen8rll6 ser
entente uno auf einen ebentuellen
Saa oeS 8oincare'ihen Minilteri-
INNS. Gs bilft aaes nidts. Sir sic
nd1iten oreiBig Sabre lit OeutI6lano
Dem politiiden uno pirtlhaftlihen
llntergang gemeibt. &atbenau bate
nit leinem @eidGftsiinn oieien I'm
tergang nod LANCER aufbalten Naber
oo6 nidt perbinoern fonnen. Nr-
mes 0euti6lan0l
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
Discount @Ort6cliffc oeitOrbcn.

Discount Northcliffe, Der 9erallS-
aeber BON Simes uno anOeren 2on-
0oner 8lGttern lit Montag friib III
2onoon geitorben.
Das gnoe, OaS ieit einiger 3eit
eripartet muroe, trat fur5 nod Wtits
ternadt Elm. 9ie unmittelbare 60
0eSurIade par mad Angabe Der Aer5s
te 8ilOung bon Otter I'M 9er6 uro
oaourd 8lutDergiftung.
SpGter am Montag murOe in Sonoon
befonnt gegebenL Dab Die Selde
0rtbcIiifeS am 9onuerstag auf Dem
ct. MorD : 2e-8ow : 6rieobof i'm
StuOtteil 5in1lep i'm @elteu0e bel
gelett meroen iol. 8orber mirD IN
Ser @eItminlter Abtei &irbe Elm
Srouergottesoienit ltottfinoen.
Discount Nortbcliffe, uripriin9lid
9Qfreo CHARLES @iaiam @armswortb
mar i'm Sabre 1865 in SrlanO ge6o-
rem. @r mar Die bemerfelspertelte
@rl6einung in Ser engliihen 8rclle
ser lebten So6r3cbnte. Scit Dem
&riege rpar er Elm enti6ieoener Seq
ner Ser 9olitif 2lopo Georges, nit
allsnabnle ser iriiherL Die er ourd
aus ltnterltiibte.
%1breno 0es &rieges mar gtortb
cliffe unter anoerem Der Organiiator
ser &ebpropoganOa gegen OaS 0eltt
ihe Heid in 0en Ser. Stuoteu.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

Die 6efannte Barrier 3eiti6rift
.2'Opinion" manote ii9 fiir5Ii6 an
ale SdriftIeiter fron5oliiher 3eitun-
aen nit Der Vitte Inn 8eantiuortrng
Ser 6raqe, fuoritm Die fron3oiilde
8relle i'm gergleid gu friiberen Sab
rem 10 tief %geiunfen lei. parum tie 10
proDin3iol lei uno 10 wenig @infIliB
aif internationale HoIitif babe. @r-
ltounlide Nadri6ten fomen Oa ans
Sagesli6t penn man iid Oos Dor
Miigen bGlt, mas mdbrenD Oes &rie-
qes iiber Sranfreid unO feline iOeale
&ultur geiagt poroeS mar (Oergl.
8aib. Star, Ia. Aug.). Gs beiBt
ga in ben Mntnortett. bon S~rahSoien
IeIbIt gegeben: n9ie Hegieritng oomi-
inert uuiere 8reIie unO Die Na6rid-
tenogentrren, Ii II ere Sreibeit
1T 0abin.........oas fran50itide Nu-
blifum lit politii1 oas uninteaigen-
teIte in Gltropol GS lit gleidgiiltig
gegeniiber internotionalen unO natl
onolen Hroblemen..... Oie 3eitungen
Iteaen n4r Observation-Disclosures oar
uno leioen unter 0%ienIt6orfeit gcgen
sic &ccierung, iinter Brin5ipieuloiig-
felt unO 9elte6ung; iie Iino fdlf-
lid, ienlotionea. gelin be0enfe man,
mas mon Sen oeut b en- 3eitun-
oen bisber INNER gum &ortpurf &c
mad)t batte, Dab tie be8abIt un0 Sfla-
benbI1tter leien, bon YrofeIloren
uno &egierungen geidrieben piirOcn
uim. 9ie @a6rbcit ourfte nabreilO
0e8&rieges natiirlid nidt geiagt per-
oen. Sebt iagen Die 6ran6oien tie
ielbIt. Gtfpos Neues iagen iie offer
oings oomit ni6t fir ben @tann nit
einiger 8il0ung.
Ser 8ergarbeiterltreif ideint lei
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