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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
MINE STRIKE BREAK
LIKELY IN THE WEST
Illinois and Kansas Men Re-
ported as Ready to End
WaIkout.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Chicago, July Action In two coal
fields, looking toward resumption
In work. has been taten by miners. Il
was learned here today.
Opposition members OF the Illinois
executive committee. United Mine
Workers. let II be known TINT Presi-
dent Frank Harrington. at secret
meeting yesterday. In Springfield. had
received conditional authority to no
gotiate n separate wage agreement
and II was learned that In Kansas the
followers OF Alexander Howat are
seeking work In tho mines.
Mr.. Harrington denied any move for
wage agreement with Illinois opera
tors, but his opponents on tho com
mittee snid Harrington had been grant
ed authority TO deal with tho operators
after he told the committee tho OPP
erators-rniners conference I'm Wash
ington probably would fail and the
government contemplated Intervention
in the strike.
The plan. Il wae said, to call n state
convention II tho government announ-
ces Intervention. and vote on n rosolu
| ton calling for a referendum whether
to come 10 terms with mine owners.
| The IIowat followers, who were fec
| for long timo by tho Illinois miners
after Howat was expelled from th'
international union. and who ars sup
posed to have no standing In the pres
ent strike. have already named tb'
committees to treat with their forrne
employers.
The Kansas strike began before Tn
national strike and was outlawed b.
John l.. Lewis iuterns tionsl presiden
of the mine workers, and a new union
installed.
Canvas OF The coal stocks of cleo
trical and artificial gas. public utiht,
concerns throughout the country n
of June Is showed All average OF 5
days supply Of corl on hand. accordin
Ia statement ISSUED today by r. L
Wadleigh, chief OF the coal divisio
of the commerce department
"a great many utilities" ne sal
are receiving current supplies fruI
non union production and on the bas
OF their current encroachmeut q
stocks II seems that their stocks wou
last about IL to - weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
SOME OPPORTUNITIES FOR
EMPLOYMENT REPORTED

-Four women and two men were
placed today through the Public EN-
pioyment Bureau, In the old City Hall.
and eleven women and fiye men were
referred 10 openings. One woman
filed an application for work
There are openings for twenty rail
road men, laborers, at the bureau.
The men are needed by the mainten-
ance OF way department OF one of the
local lines. The openings are not due
to the strike, but were accustomed by
some special work that must be done,
IL is said
There are also number of openings
on file in the women's department.
The majority of these are for house
workers, and there are some good OPP
portunities among them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
Support Order Made Definite.

H. Herbert Hirzel Of 1905 Union
street, charged with non-suppOrt of his
three minor children. aged G. and 3
years. was ordered 10 pay 81 "a week
FOR each child by Judge Hastings in
City Court THE morning During the
period OF four weeks each year in
which Mr.. Hirzel has custody of the
children. under the terns OF divorce
decree. awarded IN the March term Of
the Superior Court, ne will receive a
rebate OF IS a week for each child. The
mother OF the children said Mr.. HIRE!
had been contributing for the children's
support. but II was her desire that a
definite order be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
HARbOR PROJECT
WILL NOT SUFFER
Dredging Appropriation Expect
cd in Tine for latar I'm
provemests.

That wuuingtou's now mar-fne ter
0ninai at the mouth "a the Chr4Etiara
Hvor viii not M seriourdy affected
aith~r during its prcsssnt construction,
OF future operation. w. eznphse'xcd
To-Day nv an off,c,al M rfe Board M
ryAsS,ur CaninhHsionra, following tho
announccmcnt that ConsrWsA mt Ats
last sesston. failed to act 90 the sngis-
lArivse luv~r and uarbor Nn, In which
No. incisrtsd a r~commcn<agsefcn for an
ApuupetatDn 81 eSSo. 900. inters9ed FOR
tho deepening ant wtdeutnG Of the
,nrtstiNnA rivsr opposftc tho terminal.
AZ "A matter OF fact. I. WAS pointed
vuI operation on the new project viii
b. continued scoorsiins To echcdulc re-
s,rals~s ~ the failure to rscrSve the
appropriation. The present PROJECT
Includes the Deepening ID tho rivcr' to
a dspth OF IL feet. which will &C
comnocate moderate ocean vessels.
The channel at the mouth Of the
Chrtstians river at present Is II feet
soep. With the compl~tion ~ the proI
cvt this depth will ~ Increased 70 81
fest. A. explained by Colonel Earl L
f~own. United States engineer. VIII
AthAt ARiA hANbAtNs A4iV &CfAa ~ h~e "a eiNS
will ~ sufficient to accommodate prac-
tically all versseL.
The Board OF Harhor Commission non,
has not lost confidence in its plans for
modern and improved port Conf
dence Is expres~sed on all sidss that the
appropriation WIN finally be made prior
10 March 4. next
10 wNs pointed out today that no new
projects adopted by tho Rivers and
liarhor~ bill had passed a, the last SEES
sfOn Of Congress No money viii be
available untn the next tsesssion az Con
gress. which cOuvencs IN DoSeInt-sr
u l a snOrt session. expiring Msrch
In the event that the money is ap
prupriated al this time. the deepen.
ing o tho channel win be delayed only
about two months. II was stated. A
member az the Hf&r bOr Board today de
clsre~i that the new terminals should b,
ready FOR Use and practically coulpie;et
vonietinse In January. During the few
months ~ waiting. unfit the apIrro-
pfiation ~ made. the operation 81 IN,
new terminals viii suffer no materta
effect Il Is believed
TIE appropriation " f125. 600. as con
tsinei IN tho official allotnents for thi:
district win be used for maintenance,
ot tho present project, x was StateC
by Charles H. Giant. secretary, O. tn,
Harhor Baapi
The appropriation OF $3.50 900 - en-
tirely SEPARATE nom the allotment U
s!25 900, the former having been in
tended only foT deepening and widen
nag the channel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07

Edward Watson. coiored, Of SIG But
tonwood street, was sentenced 70 pay
. fine ~ 5000 or TO serve three months
in prison on charge OF assault and
battery on Charles Vincent. colored.
Of ST. Locust street. after a hearing
an city Court this morning. Watson
admitted stabh!ng Vincent. but pleaded
self defence. Vincent. ne stated
threatened him with a shotgun. The
defendant acted es hs own lawyer
bat though IA. conducted his defence
in CONNIE Ddable fashion. failed IN his
attempt 20 prove SELF defence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
UarbOr Board To Ask For Kids.

At the meeting OF the Board OF
Harbor Commissioners, today, il was
may be held next Monday or Tuesday
announced that a special meeting
10 consider the matter Of soliciting
bids for supplying mechanical equip
ment Tor the new marine terminal
The needs and specifications will
be decided upon at that time. Routine
business occupied practically all OF to-
days meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
IRISH REGULARS
CLAIM CONTROL OF
ALL THE MIDlANOS
Continued from page !

Indications are not lacking however
that Michael Collins and hrs DOL
leagues will nerd all the support they
can get 70 put down the remaining
resistance. which. according TO re
ports from some correspondents in
Dublin. Is OF an important character
These writer's say the strength of
the dissentients In the south and
southwest il greater than has been
supposed. and declare the task OF
downing this opposition is likely 20 be
slow and costly In Cork county and
parts ~ the adjacent territory. Re
publicans are reported TO have the
field to themselves and 10 be engaged
in elaborate preparations 20 resist nv
attempts against them by the Ere.
State forces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
Delaware Not In National Shoot.

The civilian and National Guard rife
teams in this city Will not participate
in the 1922 National Rifle Matches at
Camp Perry. Ohio, next September,
II was stated today at the office OF the
adjutant general, Twelfth and Orange
streets. The failure of Congress at its
last session to provide sufficient funds
is given as the reason for this action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
owen Pyle, 5, Stricken,

Owen Pyle, 8 years old, Of Brandy
wine Summit. Pa. was stricken with
heart trouble at Concord avenue and
Boulevard, shortly before noon TO-
day. He was removed to the Della
ware Hospital in a police ambulance
and given treatment by DR. Leaman.
His condition is serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
State Hospital Population.

The Delaware State Hospital re-
port for June was submitted by the
superintendent 10 tho trustees at their
meeting yesterday: Number OF pa
tients in hospital on June !. male
27S; female, 247; total. 525; admitted
male, A female G. total. 10; died, male,
z; female, none; number on July |,
male. $50; female. 1858; total 5Ss. Board
of pay patients for June was 1856 SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
WEST BRANDY WINE
GRANGE ENTERTAINED

The semi monthly meeting Of West
Brandywine Grange was held last
night IN Grange Hall. at Talieyvilie.
About forty mernbsrs were In atten-
dance. After brief business session
there was an entertainment, including
readings 10y Miss Emma T. Weldin
and Mis- Louise Husbands. and music
10y a chorus
Prior 20 the meeting there was .
game % baseball between the grange
team and a team from Gribb's Cor
ner. which resulted IN defeat for the
W-ei Brandywins players
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
FIRE At HONE OF J. LESHEM
At NOON TODAY

a slight Are occurred at the nome Of
Iarob Leehem. 1214 French street. at
1870 O'Clock today, causing damage
20 the extent Of SIS. Engine CO. 10.
and Truck co. No. /, responding TO an
alarm, extinguished tho blaze.
Mra I.esharn had been cleaning in
4 geI1nd floor bedroom with gasoiine,
when the latter became ignited IN
some unsNplainsbie manner. Tho
flames spread. damaging n rrg. the
wall paper and window lodges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07

Georgetown July - william
Clarence Trultt. merchant al loves
Gross Roads. between Minsboro and
Laurel has announced his oandidacy
for the nomination OF State Senator
on the DernOcritic ticket for the Third
Senatorial district. subject TO the de-
sision ~ the voters al the primaries
GumbOrO district has not had a
% indicate for the Office In twenty -four
years, and Mr. TRUTHS friends are
urging him for the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
HARDING NEARING HOME.
Leaves Colum This Morning for
Drive to Washington.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Columbus. Ohio July president
Harding and his party left here be
tween 9 and 10 a. M. today on their
return motor trip to Washington.
The start was made from the home
of r. II. Jeffrey, where the President
ana Mrs. Harding spent the night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
chilli TO PRESS DISARMAMENT.
VIII Demand Reduction be World
Wide and Include Army and Navy.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Paris. July The outstanding
feature Of the closing session Of the
League Of Nations disarmament COM
mission here today was the Announce
mont by Dr. Uvas Vlcuna. Chilean
aLnhH ssa dor at Paris, that Chile would
demand the inclusion in the aganda Of
tho NTH Pan-American conference.
70 Zoe held next March IN santiago II
the whole question N world diear7na -
ment, both naval and military.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
UNION SH0PMEN HEADS
FACE KANSAS COURT

Topeka. Kansas, July IA state
warrant was issued today against T.
Huntington. president, and Thomas
Iliuery. secretary of the Federated
Shop Crafts MON. Number II. OF
Topeka. charging violation OF the Kan
sas Industrial Court act in issuing the
strike order which resulted in the
waIkout OF shopmen in the Santa F'e
shops here July !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
so FURTHER INTERFERENCE
WITH MOVEMENT OF MAILS

Washington. July =. Postofrce de-
partment officials said today no fur-
Their reports concerning interference
with the movement Of United States
mails by striking railway workers. had
been received since alleged strikers at
tempted 10 hinder the movement OF
mail trains IN Missouri and Louisiana
Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07

ToadvIne Building to he Extended t0
Shlplpy Street

Plans have been prepared by Brown
4 Whiteside. architects. for j. W.
TOadvine, owner, for alterations and
additions to S35 Market street.
The building Will be extended
through to Shipley street, on which a
brick front. three stories high will be
erected, with a store and stairway en-
trance.
The estimated cost is $3.50. John
+. Haley being the lowest bidder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
rRANk DFORIO FINED
$500 IN LIQUOR CHARGE

Frank Deorlo Of sixth and Rod-nan
r,reets was found guilty OF violation
o. ne liquor law IN City Court this
morning and was ordered 70 pay a
fine o. 1900 or In default u payment
g. serve 30 days. HIS wife. Jennie.
charged with ;he same Ofense. was
a rnissed
De-or1o was arrested Ia a p-osica raid
or his pooiroorn and residence las,
SUNDAY night He denied having sold
any liquor but admitted having an
Illegal amount Of Italian vine in hl-
f-pssession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
Slight interruption To Travel.

Although some short-run trains,
particularly In the west were annulled.
railroads generally reported slight in
terruption OF transportation as a re-
suit OF the ahopnen's trike.
Strikers were reported at various
points to he struggling back 10 the
old Jobs I'm uncertain numbers. but
these reports reflected no weakness In
statements from union headquarters
whore Mr.. Jewell reiterated his an
nouncement that tho strike was viz
tunlly 100 per cent Effective
Mr.. Jewell exhibited telegrams from
women's auxilinries OF shop crafts or
CARNATIONS expressing support Of the
strike. He announced also the first
sympathlc welkout. exhibiting mes
sages Informing him that $500 mould
ers employed on railroads had Joined
tho ranks Of tho strikers.
Injunctions Against Strikers.
The temporary injunction order is-
sued by Federal Judge English al
East 81. Louis was directed iowa rds
strikers on tho Illinois Central, al
Mounds. Centraiia, Mattoon, East st
Louis and other points In tho South
ern Illinois district
Judge Jack at Shreveport granted
a similar Injunction TO the New or
leans. Texas and Mexico Railway.
Mayor Coaa. Of Parsons, Kansas
under threat OF custer by Govsrno
Allen. discharged 81 strikers, who Ia,
been appointed AZ special police.
At Wichita. Kansas. atty stationar.
firemen and oilers Joined the strike
J A small number Of shopmen EN-
J ployed by tho Chicago. Peoria and s.
Louis Railroad at Alton, Illinois, re
turned TO work.
Striking shopmcn. Of the Dakota di
vision Of the Great Northern, cfTere
to volunteer their services wlthOu
, pay IN any case where loss Of life b
: wrecks or property by fire is threa'
, ened
4 Announcements by the Union Pa
cifF'. Burlington and Northwestern
systems that pensions and seniori'
rights would he forfeited unless n
. mon returned 70 work Immediate
-7~ere greeted by jeers from striker
at their meetings.
In Illinois. state troops NJ Sprini
field. trbana. Decatur. Chsmpaig
9 DanWle and Delavan. were order,
2 to hold themselves in readiness +,
70 strike duty.
Additional wage adjustment cas-
- not included in those covered BY r.
4 cent decisions were set for hearing /
+ the Railroad Labor BOARD today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
HELP DISABLED SOLDIER.
Chancellor Appoints Del. Trust Co.,
Trustee For Lloyd RIffenhnuse

Chancellor Wolcott today appointed
the delaware Trust Co. trustee of
Lloyd Rittenhouse. a disabled soldier
Of the United States Army, 10 handle
funds he receives from the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance.
The company is trustee in eight
similar cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
LeMis ). Williamson.

The funeral VI Lewis Swift William
son, VINO died in West Chester, yes
terday. viii be held on Saturday after
noon at o'clock. from his late resi-
dence in Brandywine Summit, Della
ware county, Pa. Tnterment Will be in
Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
OBITU
Mrs. Elizabeth u. Appleby

Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley Appleby of
1924 West street died yesterday, in
her 18th year. The funeral will be
held from her late home on Monday
afternoon, with services at 2.30 o'clock
and mterment in Silverbrook GENE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
g.. u. 4. Primaries September y,

The New Castle County Republican
Committee viii meet on July 29. when
81 will probably TX September FOR
county prinar les.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07
STRIKE DISORDERS
INCREASE; TROOPS
MAY BE CALLED OUT
Continued from pagc I.

'hopc WINS Expressed that Mr.. Jewell
would he brought together with the
United States Railroad Labor Boards
two diplomats In mediation--Chair-
man Ben w. Hooper and w. J.. Nc
Menimen. one Of three labor members
Railroads. meanwhile. continued 70
employ new men to take tho Jobs left
by strikers and the ultimatums TO re-
turn TO work next week or forfeit al
seniority and pension rights stood ef
fective in shops throughout the coun-
try
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-07

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pter1.

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SRI GIiiabetb 9retrter bon st
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Go11i1ie s. q. girnig 3n @aite.
Grar1a 86bgt tpob11te Sem Montoa
LETTER 8ode IN 8rainer6 tottgefu1t-
benen Begrdbniiie eines Neffen g6.
Ne1t1rnartn bei.
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Maine, Neeiirtn., eritattete ben bod)tp.
Serren Stiegler 1tnb @einers eitte1t
freunofaoftli@en geil,6.
5rat5 gr1if uno Sodter Gbriiti-
no bon @orren So. unb bic 8n11i.
re Sobn1n Grnit bon 4pple Mtber,
so. tparer1 in 2a,1fe bergangenerBo.
DE bier in 5. S. Sellers Sein o11f
@efub.
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st. francis.

&ier 1T Elm 6ramntiider 8ereir sc.
grnnoet moroen Der ii Ser @iniiburg
zines oe1ltiden StHdes begrifffen 1T,
sos binten hf1r5m uibber sic 8ibne ge.
ben ion.
SnnniIie Mlois aHsbilipg eritattete IN
8iera unb ar0eren Drtf6after in
Morriion gonntp efttett gefddftlibe1
8eh1d.
6rart5 2a1tge Deria16te ette groBe
.9aoung Butter bon AlbanD mad BEN
Often.
Sran Sobn 8ebler BON 8udltar
belt ii9 bier eiuige 8oder ii Der
Baunilie 60. Sortib beiltdstueife auf.
Sci fetnem gdei6en bon bier ml,r-
Sc Dem bodsp: 8farrer sos. Mmba1.en
cine 0bation gebrabf, 6ie i'm erfen-
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ideg Birfen oIs 5eeliorger Der sc.
metnbe ba1fer6 erirtnert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
uem ll1unih.

6a1nilie @eorg 8aDer bt bir 9eiru
nod Minneapolis berlegt, no iiiie fiiinff'
|hgbtn 5uba1ietfein miro.
Ser camille Sen. Gel6ebert tpl1rbe
Elm geinn0es 5obn6en geboren. No.
ge es CUR 5renoe Ser glterr tnadfen
|nr6 ge6etbenl
Mnton @enerba11s 11n6 Srau erItnt,
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in ct. HauI mdbreno lire E06ter
Sobnnr1n l1rto gliie bon Mab11ortet1
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e~rfreuten.
SRI GIeonora Roie befinbet iiiid in
.8prum Don't, mobin fie bon ct.
9nuI m1s per M1fo reiife, gu ldinge-
rem 8eiudte.
Die SanriIiiet sos. g. 8enolfen
1nD 5troing eriiftattetten IN
Breckenridge ei1en abf Cage 1dnget1
8ef1td.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Rid1r1ono.

Gamilie Go. 8. Murit Bat ibperl
l1rnaug bon bier 1.nb 81. CLOUD, III
rem furoeren 8eim gebalten.
Sad firaem Mufentbulte Bel ieinet,
bier nob1reroen glterr 1T Bert. @'60b.-
ring nod ieinem Seim III @inmar
5rtridfgefebrt.
6rau Barbara @roB bon 5tiqtpa-
ter, Minn., NOR eiue @obe lang bier
III Ser Samilie 90 q. 8ulie1 uno an.
1erer 8reun0e 81 @aTe.
SOS. 8reer bbat nit Camille iein
&eim bon bier mad ct. glouo Der-
|legt no Ell III ben 8abnmerfitdtten
Mrbeit gefun6en bat, mdbreno erpin
ANiiigetner BON bier cine 5teqe in Der
Office ser ct. CLOUD HeformunitaH
at1getreten bat.
Nndb mebrere Gage langem 8eillde
Der GarniIie feines Tier tpobne1t6ert
8ruoers Grioolini 1T bodtD. Serr 2or.
Wurit alf iein Mrbeitsfelo IN 60
mnh Sis. 5t1rHidfgereift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Gree1tmaIo.

Sri. agnes Setting Bat fid 81 II
rer tpeiteren MrlgbiIo11ng na6ssSames.
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bier cine mebrere Boden bal1ert1oe
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Srau 9. M. @roB bon 5tiatpnte,
uno Sri. Sennette 8uiier bon ct
Soul tonren bier Sreitag un6 Gam.
flag 5u @aite.
Trau {. 8feffer bon DuIum SSrene
8feffer bon @enIinntb Sri. 6rances
@englen bon Chief Miber 5aus bel
ten fid einige Gage bier in Der So
mile q. @1tI3er beiitdstpeife auf.
S. 6. Sen Bat fem 8arbiergeibdft
Dem emil @iIbertion bon 8rooten
ffddufli6 iberlaifen.
gbrDia1t Mtbmann eritattete feinerl
III 2aftrlip nob11ertoen 8rl1oer Sen.
eine1t 11ebrtdgige1 8ei1ih.
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der NnrnSter
1beil1A tpie0er 6abeiln ei11getroHen.

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Spring Bill.

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&eim bon bier mad ct. CLOUD berlegt
Die 6arn,er biiefer @egen6 baber
mil Ser Dpefderarbeit aufgerd1I1ht;
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