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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
Charles Dickens Birth
Celebrated In Schools

The centenary Of the birth OF Charles
Dickens was celebrated in the public
schools yesterday with readings OF the
authors life, and selections from his
works Practically every child above
the fifth grade was given an opportunity
to come closer to the real Dickens yes
terday, when English teachers laid spe-
cial stress upon the life and character
of the author.
first fruits OF the familiarity with Dick
ems is the effort 10 include more OF
Dickens works in the curriculum of the
schools. While DR.. William NJ. David
son recommended no new books to the
Board OF Education yesterday, II is
known that Charles Dickens Is his
hobby. Another year may see the In
clusion of something more than IA
Tale OF Two Cities In the list of Eng
fish books.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08

known 10 me / at once tod them the
close Of the present year must mark
the. end of my service with the Saen-
gerbund."
Ing the concert has been Cancelled be-
cause Director Iiammor refused to
comply with their wishes.
DIR. Hammer has been connected with
tho Seengerbund chorus for years, and
10 the founder as we'll as the director
Of the Washington Cymphony Orches-
ira, He IL rated by musicians as one
of the great concert conductors In the
United States, and has high standing
Fin Europe.
A hope IL expressed by members of
the Saengerbund and in musical circles
that tho differences will he adjusted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
"Wall Street Bishop"
Will Conduct Meetings

Special invitation is extended to the
business men OF Washington to attend
the services at noon each day Of next
week by the Rev. William Wilkinson,
the wall Street Bishop" The services
begin Sunday. The Rev. Wilkinson has
not announced his subjects for the
week, but they will deal generally with
business conditions as applied to Chris
tianity, or Christianity as applied to
business conditions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
Scalp 'Lacerated.

Struck bv projection fTom an eIcva.
tor at the new Riggs building, under
construction at Fifteenth and @ streets.
where ne Is employed. john Gregg,
sixty years old. Sf 4a Seventh street
southwest, received a lacerated scalp
wound this morning He was taken TO
the Emergency Hospital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
FOUR AEROPLANES
WILL Be SENT TO
AVIATION SCHOOL
Machines to Be Used Next
Summer BY College Park
Army Flyers.

At least four new aeroplanes of the
latest type win be ordered py the Sig
nal Corps Of the War Department for
use by the Army Aviation School.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
CataWaa 10 The FroRf.

Catswba c0uAty j)lGs the ranks
of good road progras3lvos. In an
election just held in Newtcn
township 6 $50 GOO bond election
WAS carried by 313 majority, and
there is great r icing. Other
Catavha Townships will catoh the
oontagi>p and we may expect
shat good county TO forge right TO
the front. 1t Is one of che states
best agricultural counties, ard
good roads constitute Its mcss
crying Iced. The people there
are coming to q lively realization
of the Importance OF local means
for transportation. god roads.
aud are not going to lie left he
hind in the race of progress. Il
was g good days work for New son
township, and will 0 prove to
be the wise55 Investment the peo-
pie Of that section nave ever
made.-GroensboFo Dajly News.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
RepeEs Attack OF Death.

Five years ago two doctors
told NE l had only two years to
live" This startling statement
Was made by SsllIman Green,
Malaohite, Col. They told me
l would die with consumption.
Il wss up TO me then to try the
best lang medicine and [ began to
use DR.. Kings New D scovery,
It VS. we'll [ did, for t day / am
working and relieve [ owe my life
to tbs great throat aid iuug mr.
that al cheated the grave Of an
other victim" It's f lily 10
suffar with coughs. colds or other
throat and lung troubles now.
Take the crre that's safest Price
50 cents and 81 90. Trial bo5t)o
free at All Druggists.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
SOUTHERN'S LOW RATES TO MACON.
On Account of Annual RsPHioa Confederate
Veterans, MaI 7-S-9, 1912.

On account OF this occasion
the Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets to
Macon, Ga, on May, 5, 6, Z,
and 8th, 1912, with final re-
turn limit Nav 18th, with the
privilege Of extension of final
limit until June 5th by per-
sonally depositing ticket with
special agent at Macon, not
later than May 18th and
upon payment of SO cents per
ticket at time Of lepositing.
Stop overs will be permitted
at Atlanta and several other
points within limit Of ticket,
either going Or returning
trip, or both, by depositing
ticket with agent at point Of
stop over. Arrangements
have been made to sell side
trip tickets from Macon to a
large number of points wi4h>
in a radious Of five hundred
miles at greatly reduced
rates. The following round
trip rates will apply from
stations named:
Greensboro, IS. As; High
Point, IS. Is; brownsville, IS;
Reidsville, IS 80; Siler City,
IS IS; Lexington, 81. so; Ashe-
boro, IS. 70; AIbemarIe, 81. As;
Charlotte, Sc 50; Concord, ST:
Sa!isbury,&7, 45; China Grove,
81. 40; Norwood, &7.45; Gas
tonia, IS. 50; BIacksburg, Sc;
Rock Hill, Sc. 10.
Reduced round trip rates
on same basis from all other
stations ca tine Southern
Railway, Arrangements are
now being made for the oper>
alton OF two special trains tC
take care of the movement
from North Carolina, one
starting at Raleigh, n. c.,
and one at Charlotte, n. G
leaving Charlotte about ~;
p. NJ, Montay, May 9Th, ar,
irving at Macon early Tues.
day morning, May Z. Thest
trains will consist Of first claa;
coaches and Pullman Sleep.
ing Cars, exact schedule to bt
announced later. Passenger;
from branch line points cal
use regular trains tOjuncti0l
points, connecting at sucl
junction points with specja
trains.
For detailed information il
connection with rates. reser'
vatious, schedules, etc, ap.
ply TO any agent, or, K. Il
D6Butts, Division Passenge,
Agent, Charlotte, n. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
4 Quick WAY 20 Restore Old Fi8Ids.

have found that the quickest
way to bring up an cid rundown
field is to pIow it d sply, barrow
well ans SOW or drill a1w peas,
feTtilzing we'll with acid phcs-
ph4te, When this peas are taru-
ing yellow disk item all in ana
sow to oats il October, TUpd15ss
oats wish stable manur8 during
the winter and you will have a
fine lot Of feed and can still grow
a crop Of late corn after the oats,
Lsy-by Germ with crimson clover
and you're aluos5 sure Of 2 catch.
With q coed growth If clover
to plow uuder. We are we'll on our
way towards oet5er lands 49,
Agnaw Ulster IN Progressive
Farmer
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
THE PLAIN TRUTH,
What More Can SalihharT peGpIa Ask?

When well-kn0wn residents
and highly respected people of
Salisbury mako such Statements
as the folio Wig, il must carry
conviction to 8v3y yeaiar:
William A. Baker, f015 s.
Fulton St, Sslisbary, N. Car,
saye: my experience with
Dosn's Kidney Pulls has been 80
satisfactory shah [ recommend
them highly had tackache
and my k dneys we're cut Of order
A friend advised ma to try Dean.
Kidney Pals and | did 60. l did
so. They ho.ped me Immensely
and a couple Of boxes stopped my
trouble."
II your back aohes-if your
kidneys bother you, don't simply
ask for a Fiduey remady--ask
distinctly fer D 1an's Kidney Pills
she same shat Mr.. Baker had-the
remedy backed ny homo tesbimo-
ny. 5)a all stor-s. Fos5 r-diL'
Duru Co.. Props Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale by all dealers, Price 81
cents Foster 1iiburn Co.. Buffalo
New YORK, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27

DODGE THE
Why destroy present happiness
by a distant misery which may never
come at all Or you may never live to
see it2 Every substantial grief has
twenty shadows and most Of them
shadows Of your own making
Sydney Smith.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
g E2@ q -
law %gainat Cricket.

Law EgaINaf CrIcket.
tLtti i century and a half ago Eng
lands great national pastime figured
in til statute books as a crime. The
game was declared Illegal in the time
Of Edward ~. owing to its having
become so popular IS to interfere with
archery, the then sport of kings. The
law against it was vigorously enforced,
and every person convicted of playing
the game vas fined E10 or sent to pris-
IN. 1t was not until the formation of
the famous Iambledon club. in 1919,
that the statute was repealed.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27

For SaIs.-A lot of registered fine
Durroo pigs. Apply to W. G..
Honeycutt, Gold Hill, N. G. 2tpd.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
To Mofhers-And Others.

You can use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve to cure children of eczema,
rsshes, letter, chatings, scaly and
crusty humors, as we'll as
their accidental injuries,-cuts,
burns bruises. etc., with perfect
safety. Nothing else heals 30
quickly. For bolls, ulcers, old,
running or fever sores or piles it
has no eqnal. rs cents at All
Druggists.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Items Of Inerest In Various Keighbofhoods
Sent IN BY Our Friend.

Items Of Inerest In Various Seighbofhoods
Sent IN BY Our Friend.
~ We do not print ar
ticles not signed by the auth
or's real name.
DUNN'S MOUNTAIN.
W. are in hopes that spring has
put in its appearance for good.
We will soon hear the "Gee
haw! of most all the farmers.
There will be some blowing done
if we don't have another miua-
ture flood.
We notice Bro. Lee has gotten
right and is driving a couple of
jar heads. Good for you Lee!
Work has been resumed at G.
L. Kesler's quarries.
One of our neighbors informs
us he has wrecked his last vehicle
and 80 q result had to walk to
church. The unmacadamizad
road is responsible for this.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cauble is thinking
Of having q small quarry opened
on her place. Messers Smith and
Horah will operate the same On
. royalty.
Dunn's Mountain College has
just closed a very successful
term. Floyd B. Lingle, ofChest-
nut Hill, conducted this schoo.
in a most successful and satisfac-
tory manner. Mr. Lingle ls g
splendid young man and we wish
for him q successful future.
Well, since we had that gully
washer and 80 many bridges and
roads have been damaged, 1t will.
cost the county quite a sum Of
money to repair the damage
The county will have to build /
cheaper court house.
Frank Kluttz has purchased a
fine horse. He will probably
farm on a big scale this summer
and is sinking of buying riding
cultivator.
Some of the farmers in oul
community are sowing oats.
Some enc has prcpounded 81
old question which we are moi
sure we have ever heard of any
decision being handed down from
the. higher courts as a final settle
ment. The question is in regard
to a pumpkin vine on n mans
land having crossed the line and
grown a pumpkin on the othe1
mans land. Whose pumpkin is
it, It seems that il the vine
were strong enough to 60 on a
visit and produce fruit On the
other mans place, the owner of
the vine could easily. pull the
vine back home and drag the
pumpkin back with it. The fruit
not being a fixture, it seems to us
that it ia the land owners pump
kin on whose land the vine grew
We hope this will be final unless
some one can settle the question
more satisfactorily for all con.
cerned. BARTTETTE.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27

"1ou helped send that man to u
gress because you liked him, did you
not?"
NO. replied Farmer Corntossel.
"He was eettin' so oTerbearin' and ego
tistical that | wanted to see him put
somewheres that I'd probably put it
up to MIN to apologize and explain
sometimes Washington Star.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27
Confederate Veterans and Crosses

I'll. United Daughters Of the
Conf deracy have decided that no
nor GRASSES shall be presented to
veie%4ns sitter Nogem1aI /, 1912.
Any veteran entitled to q cross is
requested to make application as
coon as he possibly can. I'll Or
ders for crosses must be fled with
the custodian at least fhree weeks
before the day Of hestowal. The
10th Of May is the hexs day for
cross hestowsjs. Hon. John s.
Henderson, if called cd at his
Office will cheerfully make out
the blanks.
FRS JOHN S. HENDERSON,
Prest. Re- bert F. Hoke Chapter
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-03-27

~ We do not print ar
ticles not signed by the auth
Or's real name.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-16

Die erDBte 9erpirrune anridten unb
aus piele IrbeitertluHen benahtbeili=
gen. Gs tann nibt dusbleiben, bab
unter einem Ipltsn geieb Der Mann,
Der leidte 2lrbeit tbut, gu pisl unb Der
Wtdnn, Der ihpere Irbeit tbut, 5ll
psnig erbdlt. 9tun miro baruuf ee=
orunsen. oab elm setpii1es Quantum
8elo notbpenois 1T, I'm Den 2ebensz
unter9alt 5u perbienen. glber pas Sc
fee, tpeltss bieies Guantum normirt,
1T Itpn ldneit pprbanoen. gs lit bas
eiierne 2pbnseieb, oas nift unbeaf>
tet bleiben tunn, neil es felbitoerz
itGnbli6 lit, bab Der arbeitnehmer
eier uno it6 tleioen muB uno man
inn ntht ipenieer esben tann, als CUR
gefrieotgung bteIer SebiirfniIle dbioz
Iut notbpenbig lit. Gs mag rt9tt5
iein, baB in taufmdnniiten 9etriez
BEN bieies 8eIeb niht befolgt ptrD.
Die alags betrtfft sumeiit Die 2ubenz
mdofen, oab iie ni6t genug erbalten,
um iid ieIbitdnoig erndbren gu f0nz
men, Ionbern auf Die unteritiibun9
Settens unosrer 5amilienslisoer anz
gelpisIen iinb. 9us lit senib gu be-
Hagen, aber Der llebelitanD ldbt iit,
niGt burh 8eIeBe beIeiti9en, Die an
Oere 2obnurbeitsr idper bena6tbeiliz
gen niirben. Gs lit nahgere6net
no.Oen, oab Elm 2abenmdo6en aipDlf
0cllars bic Wohs beroienen miibte,
nm Elm anitdnoiees Iustommen 81
ftn0en. Iber ipenn man ben 2ohn
nad ben 2eiitungen bemeHen mill,
ncs bod Die ein5ig rtAtige Nprm lit,
mi;bte, ipenn Der 2obn zines 2aoenz
mdb6ens $12 betrGgt, elm Irbetter in
eiliet giienfabrit, Der 5rau unb ainz
Der gu ernG9ren bat. $24 er6alten, Elm
2pbn, Der niht er3nungen Deroen
tDnHte, obne Die geiummte Gifeninz
buiirie gu 9runbe au ridten. Wtrb
ba,Guf binsetpieien, bab bic ameritaz
niIte 2ebensbaltung etnen bohen
2rbr bebingt, 10 tpiro bas nit Der
SbatIade erleoigt, oaB bic ameritdntz
i6en 2obne iebt ihpn peIentlia hober
iinb, als Die europGtifen 20Ane.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-16
Yet.rsburser Srief.
Die oubrbunoertfsisr. - qroasiiiOnen
unb Ssits. - Die 5b.oter. - ytaz
poleon ault. - Die tpeiben Spien
Des Staatsraths. - 4us Der Gbroz
fit Der Sauptitabt.
petsrsbura. Gn0e Sept.

Die grinnsrungsTsier, bic bem ruiz
fiihen 0plt b:n groBen arieg por
bunbsrt Subrsn ins 9sod6tnib rufen
iollte, lit poriiber. Der Gar 1T iibsr
Die S6ladtfelosr geritten, no bas
gelbs aorn Sobr fir Sabr um bic
Mortiteins pGhit, bic tleinen 3eihen,
Die BON ben Msni6en in bic srobe
Gbene seisBt fpuroen, oamit bas grobe
9eIheten um etnen Qlueenblid Der
Gtpistsit ndbsr seriidt tperbe. Die
Sbore bes areml baben iih Dor ibm
geOffnst unb bic alte Sauptiiaot bat
bas ShidIal eefsisrt, bas in her tros
giiden Stunbe Rublanbs tie gum OPP
fer ousertor, bomit iie perjiingt uno
Iebenbig ben Spdteren tpieoer alsMutS
ter unb 5er5 bss 2onbes sbripiirbig
iein iolIte. Die Stabt i'm Norbsn,
bic ben md6tisen 5einb ni6t ieIber ee<
Ieben bate, muBte peritummen. 4lles
ging bier 10 tubl unb iahlih poriibsr,
als ipdrs Elm 1sft fdllis. oeNen @runo
unb uriprung man iiber Der aljdhrz
li6en uebung fat nergeien bat. 5ab=
nen an ben 6duiern iiebt mon jeben
Monut, tpenn Elm bober @eburtstag
bat ob.r i'm srie9iidsn aalenber Elm
GROCER 5eiliser peraei6net itebt. Die
poli3si .rinnert ben 0pornif, tpenn
er Worsens ieinen 8eriht ubsr ben
2ebenstpanbel Der 6auseenoHen err
itattet, an bic feitli6e pfliht unb am
sepobntsn Srte liessn Die tpsibsblau>
rotben 5ii6er um ibrs Gtdngsn ae=
Didslt bereit. aein 6aus tbut mebr,
teines bat bsiOnbere 5abnen, 3sidsn
shter syreubs. Man tdngt bic Glider
aus, big ale brei Streifen sleihmdbig
srau geporoen iino, unb oann banpslt
man i'm auufbof Elm neues Elm.
Oiesmal tiblte aud Der 6immel
ben patriotii6en gifer. Nah benz
furaen beiben Sommer, Der italieniide
1emperuturen unb afritanifhenSt
brahte, fam bic Gdlt.tpelle Doppelt em@
pfinblih. Mls am Morgen bes6auptz
fefttases bic golbihimmernbe proaefs
iion aus Der Ralanfben aatbebrale
trat. bic ibren 6auptfhmud, bic 5roe
pbdenaus bem Rries segen NapoIeon,
nah Mosfau sefdidt bat, aitterte Elm
1anfter. aber nadbaItiger Regen our9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-16
8eridt.
GterbliHfeitss . erid,t.

Marp Glart, 81. 1O17 RiAmOno
Strabe; Qungenentaiinbung.
Sames DeDoto. So. 2onspisp 9O=
ipttal; Qdbmung.
Bridget Spesnep, 80, 1887 Wsabi>
ION Hoab; Shpinb5u4t.
Rap popam, 18. Mnberion's ierrp;
Snquet in Shpebe.
emma grumble, 80. 73O aenpon
MDenue; SnaL.i in Shpebe.
Marp Sisle. A, 2432 Rtobing
Rodb; Gdod.
2Ouis 9uFfman, 70. stabtsMrmsn@
bous; Mberppertaltung.
Wm. s.. Winer, 81, 1892 Msit 8.
Mpenue; Snquei in Shpebe.
Catherine Warner. SO, 328 Msft
WcWliden Mpenue; Rrsbs.
Anna Rammunn. 43, 1641 Spcu-
more Strabe; Sarcoma.
sreb,rid Gtattler, 3, Doipitol fiir
anfiedenbe arantbeiten; Mdfern.
Gli3abstb 80. 8eler. 56. 1877 6ops
fins Gtrnbe; arebs.
Rofe Gonnfl. Al. 22O2 Uremon
Mpenue; GhpGhe.
Sobn Gain.s. 81. $50 pierfon @s.;
9litrenIeibtn.
Games E. sSngram. 81, Wetbesbn
6oipital; Gsbtrntnt3iiubung.
Gsrree s. Bsebe. 58, g.sineiona
APARTMENTS; Qeberleihfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-16

Watt 5Ddit fabsni6einigen Or
sur1enten iuft Die ngbicago Sri6un."
bic RooiepsltIde Jorberung nad Ell
mem Winimollobn gu pertbeioigen.
sic iagt, bab Der Staat Elm Winie
mum on gr3iebuns oori6reibs, lpis
aud Elm Wlinimum bon Iosialen Gin
rihtungen benJabritanten our pfliht
made, bemra9 lei es aud folgerihtia,
elmer Wtinimallobn oor3uldreiben.
Der 8ersleih lit ungereimt, neil tr
DerIAieoentlids gunttionen 3uiamz
Heatpirft. gr5iebung, iorpis Shub
por 2eben unb Geiunbbeit iino itaatz
lihe Qufgabsn. Der Winimallo6n i'll
cine prtDat tontrattli6e QnqeIeqenz
belt. 0ss Weitsren tritt 6in3u, oaB
be- Winimdllobn cine I6tpantenoe
auantitGt tit. Bel boben 2ebensmitz
teIrrefen tpirbe Der Minimallobn
fih anbers fteuen, als BEL billigen: er
lit Derihieben in Der 9roBitobt uno
in fer aleinltabt uno sr lit iogar in
jebem 8etrtebe anDeren 8ebinqunaen
nnterDorfen. Cine 5abrif nit fomz
pliairten 9antirunsen 5ablt einen unz
beren Wtinimallobn. ols eins ioIh.
nit einfahen 5antirunsen. Der Mi1
nimollobn fiir aufreibenbe 4rbeit lit
anfers normirt, als fir lsihte Nrs
belt. Gin 0eriud, ale biefe Dere
ifieoenen 2obnquantitGtsn unter Elm
sinEeitlihes geies gu bringen, piirbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-16

3ablune in fiinfsis idbrliden Raten
erfclgt, iino Notngunsen INNER 10
letGt, oaB lie eingebulten iperben. Grz
eignet es iih ipirtlih, bab aus irseno
einem @runbe bic idbrIiden Ibsablunz
gen MD. eeleiitet peroen, 10 peruriaht
es feline gtiibe, einen Mnberen gu fin
ben, Der nas Gisentbum uno Die oas
rauf buftenoen DECENTRALIZATION iiberz
nimmt. Sn unierem 2anbs piiroe auf
cine lanse Reibe bon Sabren tein glb>
lat fir iosde Sdulbiheine 5u erparz
len fcir. Oas Rapital tpiirpe srit abz
pcrten rppllen. tpie bieginridtune ith
betpd6rt. I'm nun oas nDtbige &upiz
tai gu erlareen, empfieblt Der proii.
bent, u@b bie 8unoes= =Regierung fir
bic bon leh per1hieneneu Stadten aus
seaebenen Shulbi6eine garantirt.
Gelbitperitanolid t0nnte oieIe 9ardnz
lie, lpie Der prdiioent beionbers berz
porbebt, nur bann erfp1gen, nenn benz
8unbe Elm psiteebenoes 8edufiiatiz
eunesredt einserdumt nirb. Sn bic
Ter 0erbinnung biirfte tpObl Die 8ez
msrfuns am glaBe Iein, DaB es taum
rt6tie ipdre, iid auf Die geieb9eberis
ften Wobregeln Der Gtn5elltadten gu
perIuTen, ipnbern Der rihti9ere Weg
ipdrs, oab Der 9unb ben Stduten, pels
he auf folde Garantie InIpru6 maz
6en, bic 9eIsbe porihretbt.
8enn man Die MDglidteit 5ugeltebt,
baB bic Gtnsslitaaten unb Der 8uno
Die 9srtpaltunesaufsube, tpslhe bieisr
plan bebtnet, 3u beipGltigen permO9en,
10 tunn bas 3u9eitGnbnib ni6t aus
bIeibsn. baB Der Ylun geraoe5u als
IDEAL be3ei6nst peroen mub, ba er Die
ameritdniIte 2anbpirt6ihdft BON oem
8aorIpitem, bas 10 fhrperfdllig, tpft
Ipielio unb ristunt lit, befreien unb an
beiIen Stelle bos 8rebitfnitsm ieBen
ipiiroe. Wis uus Dem 9eiugten ber@
poreebt, iteben ipeber ben Wfitglieoerl
Der ganten, nod oisien ielbit Gupitaz
lien CUR Gerfiigung. 9lues, mas lie
bieten, beitsbt in ibrem areoit.
eSn ben 9erihten peroen aud perz
i6iebene anoere Ginrihtuneen err
ipdbnt, lpie bic Rdiffsiieniten aaiIen
unb Der S6ulBsz 9eliBi6s 9ori6ubz
0ersin. Don ioIh grObem Werthe
bieie fir bic Deutihe 2unbpirtbi6uft
iinb, lit bo9 erii6tIid, boB fie iid fir
ameritanii6e 8erbdltniiie ni6t eignen,
ba iie cine Dihts geiieDIung our Sez
binouno buben, Die Bel uus Die ieltene
Qlusnabme bilbet. Wsnn man Der
2anopirthI6aft ituatltte llnterItiiBz
uno 5upenben min, 10 tunn oas nur
nad Der Mstboos Der preubiihen
2anbI6aften oeI6eben. Sieis entiprez
hen unIersn 8erbdltniTen aus bem
0runpe beIIer, oaB lie buuptIddlih
bsm 9robgrunobeiis finan5ieae Inter
itiiburq oerp0hrsn uno lei uns 'o9s>
nunnte 3perefarmen niht porbanben
iino, fir psIds bic unoeren genannten
Ginri6tungsn 1i6 bsbsutenO beher ei9s
nsn. 9as 9runbprin3ip lit gefunb.
Der 8ortbeil III einleu6tsnb, er gsbt
Iton aus bem Na6peis beroor, oub
bic europGiIhen 2anbtpirtbe bic Sppo=
tbeteni6ulben nit Der Summe tilgen,
bic Il. tpeniger an 3in'en be3oblsn, ols
unIere Tarmer. Es tommt bios aut
Die 0erDaltund an.
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idGftsitabt. Sein Ruf, Elm parabies
bss etpisen 0ersniisens au iein,
tdufht. obtpobl es ihlieBlih audi oas
Wersniseu gu einem Geiddft semaht
bat. Mber friiber fab man niht. pie
IS arbeitete. Die sroBen Geihdfte
paren in itilIe 0iertei. In Seitenfira@
Ben perIentt. 9u bic aunbfhaft iie
iu1te, batten lie niht n0tbig. iif auf
ben Bouleparbs brett az MAIDEN. Gin
altes 6aus fonnte BON feinem Ruf lez
ben, es beburfte Der Retfame niht. We-
nisitens mar bic Site Der Waart nod
bic bette Reilame. Dos olles dnbert
iih nit MutoSefhninbigttit. 9tute
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ben gu tOnnen bub Rpoiepelts Der
ipunbuns gu teinen 9eiprgnifen 4n>
LAB sibt. gtur Rube lit nothpenotg,
Inn Den Yatienten ber3uitellen. gs bdlt
aber i2per, oieien alten &Gmpen ans
Sstt gu feieln. gr i6etnt gu befiir9@
ten. DaB feline 9ssner eineu 8prtbetl
erreiden tDnnten, penn er iarpelgsn
muB. Dieter Gorge iplIte Rooispelt
ii6 entidlagen. Naa unierem grmeis
fen miro Der Reoetampf ni6t i'm Wfinz
oeIten bas WablreIultat beeinflui1en.
Die 9iireer itno Ihpn ldngit nit it'd
etnis, pie lie itimmen perosn. IS 1T
and cine pollig irrige 4nit6t, ooB 3tes
Den iiberbuupt irgenD pel6e Wirtung
beitsen. Die OffentIi6e Wtetnung btl=
bet ii6 ni6t iiber Radt, audi niht in
einen Wlpnat. sic enttpideIt iif idon
gu elmer beoeutenb friiberen 3eit uno
ole Mraumente t0nnen an Der our6 bic
3eit qeponnenen lleber5eu9ung nihts
mehr Gnpern.