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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-05

1t is OF no little inte rest in ser
vice town like Annapolis to knoS
something about the Secretary Of
War and the Secretary of the Navy.
The following tells who they are:
Secretary Of War.
Lindley Murray Garrison, age as,
jurist, New Jersey; born Camden,
N. j., November 2s, 1864. son Of the
Rev. Joseph Fithian and Elizabeth
Yansrsdals (Grantl Garrison; brother
Of Charles Grant Garrison. justice of
the New Jersey Supreme Court
academic education at Exeter, N. Y
and oaa year in Harvard; read law
with Rpdding, Jones & Carson. Phil.
adelphia, and Thomas +. French,
Camden: graduated University OF
Pennsylvania Law School, admitted
10 Pennsylvania bar 1859, admitted
as attorney to New Jersey bar 1888,
and as counsellor 1892; practiced in
Camden sSS-9S. formed partnership
OF Garrison. McManuus g. Enright,
a prominent law firm Of Jersey City,
which was dissolved 1904, when
Garrison accepted Office Of vice chan
celfor, aa equity judgeship CORES
ponding in Importance t. a Supreme
Court justiceship in New York. The
McManus member of the firm is
Frank McManus an uncle II MIR. A.
B. McManus well known here MIR.
McManus having married Miss
Bessie May Abbott OF this city.
Appointed t. a Sc cond term, which
would expire in 1918. by Chancellor
Pitney, now of the United States Su-
premt Court. Home address No. 266
Barrow street, Jersey City.
Secretary Of the Navy.
Josephus Daniels, age fifty, editor,
North Carolina, born Washington, NJ.
c., May IS, 1862. son Of Josephus
and Mary (Cleves) Daniels; academic
education. Wilson, IN. CO. Collegiate
Institute; edi,or Wilson IN. c. Ad-
vance at age of eighteen; admitted to
the bar lSS5, but never practiced; !;
editor Raleigh State Chronicle, 1885;
state Irinter Of North Carolina, 1887
1898; Chief Clerk Department Of the
Int srior, Washington, I893-1S95; con-
soIidatcd Raleigh Chronicle ahd other
papers as the Raleigh News and OBJ
server, 1894; for its fearless indepen-
deuce his paper has become locally
known as the News and Disturber;"
trustee University OF North Carolina
and prominent in educational renais-
sance in TIE South; for years Demo-
cratic National Committeeman from
North Carolina, conspicuous natio lally
as q Bryan Democrats" chairman
Publicity Committee Democratic Ma
tional Committee for Wilson cam
paign married Addie w. daughter
Of Major w. H. Bagley, May 2, 1883.
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WHO THEY ARE
Psrsopnrl Of Secretaries Of War and
Navy.

1t is OF no little inte rest in q ser
vice town like Annapolis to kno -
something about the Secretary of
War and the Secretary Of the Navy.
The following tells who they are:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23
An Indian Church Problem.

1t is truism that India is land
where the community counts for far
more than the individual, a land
where morality is socialised, and
where trade and manufacture are
mainly in the hands of sharply de-
fined caste-guilds. 1t is truism also
that in India religion is far more in
fluenced by considerations of COM
munity, family and caste than in the
West; yet it may be doubted whether
Christianity is yet awake to the vast
influence that the communal charac-
ter of all Indian life is likely to have
on the future development of the
Chruch in this country.
The writer has now, for eight
months, been living in the same
house with Indian Christians, meet
ing them at almost every meal and
enjoying considerable opportunities
of coming to know their real feelings
with regard to the various acute
problems which face the future of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23

words we must welcome this evil
dence of awakening self-conscious
life within her ranks.
In so far as it has at present pro-
ceeded, the organization of the new
movement may be roughly sketched
as follows. In each centre the affairs
Of the Christian community are di-
rected by a panchayat, which con-
sists of all the adult male members
Of the Church, and is incidentally the
direct descendent, through the caste
organizations, Of the old Aryan Coun-
CT lOf Elders. This panchayat en-
forces the obseryances of Christian
morality, decides quarrels, and works
in hundred different ways towards
the consolidating and unifying of the
Christian community. It's rules and
decisions are enforced by fines, or in
extreme cases by the forbidding of all
Christians to eat, drink or have any
dealings with an offender.
The system is open to grave abuse,
as it may of course be exploited in
such a way as to inf1ict almost un-
bearable persecution upon any mem
Der of the community against whom
others have a grudge. 1t is liable
also to create friction with the other
organs of Church government. In
spite of these objections, however, it
has clearly come to stay, and as
clearly is a move in the right direc-
ton, towards the freeing of the
Church from the dead weight Of ex-
ternal control and towards the pro-
pagatiOn within her ranks of a spirit
Of cohesion and of self-develOpment
The part of the foreign missionary
in relation with the panchayats may
fairly safely be said to be loyalty to
facilitate their working in SO far as
he can, and to keep himself rigorous
ly alOOf from their deliberations and
from interfering in their work. AS
time goes on it is to be hoped that it
may be found possible to devolve
upon them more and more authority
in Church government, and to en-
trust to them more and more respon-
Sibility in the work of the Kingdom
of God. 1t must never be forgotten
that in India the Christian commu-
nifty is the Church, all Christians
stand or fall together like the men,
bers of one family merely because
they are Christians; anything there
fore that will serve to remedy the
present lack Of cohesion within the
Christian family is thing to thank
God for. JOHN S. HOYLAND.
From Bombay Guardian of Sep
TENDER 6, 1918.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23

Lady's Blouse Coat 5000 and La
dy's Skirt $685., are here combined.
Blue wolfe with facings of green
satin are used. The coat fronts are
crossed and the closing is at the left
side. The skirt has shaped front,
with plated insert. The back shows
a group of tucked plaits. The coat
pattern is cut in sizes: "a, So, 38,
40 and 42-inches, bust measure.
The skirt in sizes: %, "a, &c, %
and 30-inches. waist measure. 1t re-
quires Z yards of 44-inch material
for medium size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns which will be
mailed to any address on receipt of
10c FOR EACH pattern in silver or
stamps.
Address
JEFFERSONIAN PATTERN DEPT,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23
PAGE MEME

PrtugaI, Mexico, and the South
American countries for hundreds OF
years?
Dou you want to understand why
those countries were kept in ignor-
ance, stepped in vice and depravity?
Then read 1.-THE Roman Catholic
Hierarchy" by Thos. E. Watson.
Price, $1.0O postpaid. Beautifully
printed and prOfusely illustrated.
For sale .by The Jeffers0rian Pubs
fishing Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23

! AM reader OF both your
publications. as you can see
from your mailing galleys.
Am q great admirer Of your
many efforts for Truth in
It's many phases, for Instance, [ am
with you in your fight against Rome,
hum, Greed, Graft and Lust, includ-
ing scheming politicians with their
corrupting of true government.
Have been reading your articles,
and those Of Bro. McCrea regarding
the Foreign Mission Methods. Am
pretty much with you there too.
Bro. McCrea has the truth and thank
God he is one to stand by it. Am
writing him by this mail. Am pray
ing daily for you and the cuases you
represent, and also have Bro. Nc
Crea on my prayer list. May Gcd
bless all such men
Am enclosing an article cut from
midas leading weekly, The Bombay
Guardian. 1t shows that right today
the same weakness and doubt and
trouble is as it is even in China. Of
course | could write at length on the
Foreign Mission subject from both
ends, but will now only enclose this
article, which you may use.
You printed one of my articles
about Cardinal Gibbons book, Faith
of Our Fathers. But you had me
there as a native of India. Am glad
to say that [ am real Yankee, born
and bred in cold Indianer,' and have
a heart full of love for Liberty and
Truth.
A. E. RASSMANN.
Raj Nandgaon, C. P, India.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23

around that grief-bowed woman,
I threw the weeds of widowhood-
but L paid for the chance to do it;
and they who took my money knew
that I would do it's
From 1.-THE Song OF the Bar
ROOM" in Watson's Prose Miscella-
MES, second edition. Price $1.OO,
postpaid. THE JEFFS, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23

Watch the label on your paper,
don't let your subscription expire.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERAR.
CHY.

The second edition of this book is
going as rapidly as the first did.
Have you read it?
Do YOU want comprehensive, his
toricaIly correct and simply written
history of this religious-politica
power that is trying to dominate the
United States as it dominated Spain,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-23
MY Dear and Respected Brother in
Christ:

AM a reader of both your
publications. as you can see
from your mailing galleys.
Am q great admirer Of your
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
TAFT CROWDS SPORT
IN BRIEF TIME LEFT
BEFORE WORK BEGINS

AUGUSTA. GA. March 2s.-With but
two more days in which to play golf ex-
President william n. Taft is making good
use Of his time. Yesterday he played with
President William IT. Harrison, Of the
Country club Of Augusta. and to-day and
tomorrow he will have his farewell swings
over the course.
The former president yesterday after
noon was the guest of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution of Georgia, when
the state conference delegates were en-
tertaiued by Mrs Charts II. Phinizy
regent, and Mrs. Joseph B. Cumming, vice
regent. al a reception. He made a snorT
talk
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Taft were en-
tertained with dinner at the home OF
air. and Mrs r. b. Pope Of this city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
SEA FOOD SHORTAGE
MAY BOOST PRICES IN
ATLANTA FISH MART

Lent is over. luckily, for the price OF
FISH and oysters is due to shoot sky
ward.
stocks Of mackerel. bluefish, trout
snapper and pompano are very light in
Broad street. and rapidly diminishing.
Floods in Florida have prevented ship
ments for four or five days, and there
is little prospect of early relief, al
though an attempt is to be made TO
ship some mackerel by way of Panama
City to- morrow.
Broad street wholesalers say they
purchased present stocks at low levels,
and therefore viii not advance prices
to the retailer until the present supply
is exhausted They fear, however. that
the next shipments will cost more.
What small supplies of fish are COM
ing here arrive from the Carolinas and
Virginia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
Macon Council Meets
AtSocial Event, Votes
$500 as Flood Relief

MACON. GA. March 2S-Five hum
dred dollars was appropriated for Ohio
and Indiana food sufferers at special
meeting of council held yesterday after
noon al the home Of Mayor Moore, during
the course Of an elaborate reception gwen
by Mr. and Mrs Moore in honor of their
caught er- IN law, Mrs. John T. Moore, Jr-.
a recent bride
Eleven of the aldermen were present.
and when III was remarked how great
the contrast must be between the misery
In the flooded cities and the content and
happiness manifest at the party. Mayor
Moore acted upon the suggestion and con-
voked a special session OF council.
This action BY the mayor and council
was warmly applauded by The hundred or
more women present. The governors of
Ohio and Indiana have been advised to
draw upon the city Of Macon for $3.50
each.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
ATLANTANS TO ADDRESS
WORKERS OF COLUMBUS

A general meeting of all the working
people in Columbus win be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Columbus
court house TO hear two well known
speakers from Atlanta-Jerome Jones,
editor of The Journal of Labor, and 5.
B. Marks, president Of the Georgia
Federation of Labor. Mr.. Jones win
discuss THE Relation of Organized
Labor to the Church" Mr.. Marks viii
announce his subject later Several
thousand people are expected to De
present. on April 4 Mr.. Jones viii ad.
dress a gathering at Waycross.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
MOTORCYCLE COP ADDED
TO FORCE AT AMERICUS

AAIERICUS. GA, March 2S.-Hereafter
the police force Of Americas win boast Of
a motorcycle policeman, whose chief du-
ties will be to nab violators Of the au-
tomobue speed ordinance and to patrol the
residence section.
When tine matter OF increasing the To-
cal police force by the addition Of two
men was brought up at the last coun-
ell meeting. il met with immediate favor.
and by unanimous vote two policemen
were added
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
MRS. WICKLIFFE is
LOSER IN RACE FOR
CHILD BUREAU HFAn

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Miss =
liza Lathrop, chief Of the ChiIdren,s D.
reau. viii be retained in that pos;t;1-
by President Wilson. A strong AL,
for the place was made by Mrs. Rober,
Wickliffe, widow of Representat;rs
Wichiffe, of Louisiana. President VIII.
son was Influenced by Secretary of -
Dor Wilson and many Endorsements :,
Miss Lathrop, whose home is in chi,
cago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
TWO JAP BIRDMEN KILLED
WHEN BIPLANE C0LLAPSES

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
TOXIC March IS. Lieutenants Tokude
and Kimuri Of the aviation corps Of the
japanese army. were killed today when
monoplane in which they we're riding
collapsed in midair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
DALTON RAIsINe FLOOD Eunn

DALTON. GA, March 2S.-Comm,,
tees have been named here to aoliri,
funds for the storm and flood sufferers
of the Middle West. A call for oontri
buttons has been issued by Mayor n
Harris and President B. A. Tvler -
the Chamber of Commerce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
mlLL RAIsE RELIEF EUNo.

COLUMBUS. GA. March 2S.-MayoI
ChappeI. of this city. has called a
meeting for this afternoon for the pur-
nose of appointing committees to So
iicit aid for the flood sufferers in OHIO
and Indiana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28
MACHINERY EN- ROUTE TO
TALLULAH FALLS WORKS

COLUMBUS. GA, March 2S.-The
Hardaway Contracting Company sent
on the road to-day the last of the 30
cars of building machinery used by Il
in the construction of the Goat Rock
dam. The machinery was shipped 20
Surlee, Ala; TaIlulah Falls. Ca. and TO
Whitney. \. c., where the company
has contracts. At Whitney the Hard p
away company is building S3,500,000
dam and power house for a French
corporation for the manufacture of alI-
minum, which. it is claimed, viii be the
largest plant of the kind outside Of
France.
FIRST REGIMENT TO CAMP.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 2S.-The an
nual encampment of the First regiment
will be held at Rose Dhu May I TO "a.
Arrangements TO this effect have been
made according to telegram received by
Colonel NJ. ] O'Leary, commanding Of
hcer from Adjutant General Nash.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
.s,nitcn nnS Gdlminb1ud,t,

lpenn perna6lGiiigt, fiibren irnner
ou gdIinunren. 9as @eiieIte hit i'm.
mer, glei1 Or. &ina's Stem Dis
coperD 5u sebralthen. 2inoerung
bon ser erlten Sole unb Der Sulten
miro ii6 gan8 legen. 8, s. gromn
bon @ascoOine, Sllubanta, ihretbt:
y@eine Srall mar i'm 9ett NIT
bartnifiecn Suiteh ,tn6 id, glalls
be pdbrboftie, apenn es nidt fir
Or. Sings Reu DISCOVERY gene
ien tpdre, lie beiite nidt ntebr leben
Ipiir0e." Seit 43 Sabren ols be-
ties 0fittel fir Suiten imb @r-
f1Itung befannt. Breis SOC llno 81.
3ubaben in allen @potbefen. glop
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
&eiIe-8eridJt.
gsep Ganlbric, Dio. ID. ssuIi

SEEM Cambria, Mo. Ia. Suli.
9a ib gerabe @elegenbeit babe,
min id beriliden einiges iiber uniert
gfeiie alt beridten.
Na1bem mir Sermamr an 81
Sum- perlieben perbrodten mir eli
men Sag in ct. 2ouis itlpo reilten
am %. rah 2afaDette, Sno. nit Der
@abaib@abn. Seitlid BON ct,
2ollis uno por5ltgspeiR in sSllinois,
iab Der 8ei5en iebr gut aus. babin-
gegen tpar Corn nnb Safer geriipg,
ba es 5u iebr b1rd oie 9iirre gelit-
( ten bate. sSn 2afapette boben mir
Der sSeierlidfeit linierer Sof)ter bei-
eetpobnt, pelde Die gtuiggeliibte als
TranSisfoner-S -S61peiter abgelegt bat.
Bon ga aus reiiten mir init Der
g. 6. II. SO. 8abn nah glnnnington
ST., mo es aiteb iebr troden lit, ie.
bod nur allf Dem 2onbe, Oenn in Der
Staot baben oie gsaiien Die Sber-
bano Sci gl EaIo,j Sn., mo mir
anrlid6t 9ein6 ntahten, miro meis
items Corn, Safer llipo Sen ge8ogelt
peldes iebr gut oitsiab, oa Die @e'
gen6 geniigenb Geeen botte Gs
mar iebr fitr5meilig bier. Sdtpa-
qer sSobn @alertin lnlD Sobn
Mi6els baben u1ts am a. Suli I'M
sluto ailsgefobren; ollf Der 8obrt ba.
ben mir 6 llmliegenoe Srtldaften
beilp6t. Wtit Ser sa. Gentrol-8dbn
ginq's Damn nad Decatur, SSIl. lrto
nit ser eIeftriiden gabn nod &iper-
ton, sSIl., mo mir Sobn Setter itlto
sSrall (neine Sfapeiter) beludten
9ie GornfeIber in bieier @egeno
iaben Iebr gut aus, obifort es al6
bier 5iemlih trofen lit 8ir rei1ten
nod @alt<St. 2ouis 5uriif itno Damn
nit ser @leftriiden 9abn nady Belle.
billie, mo- mir 5ipei S6ipager llno
Sdapdgerinnen beiithten, lrdrnlth
Geo. Neibbart un6 SSSobn 8irsner.
2ebterer lit graumeiiter in Der
Sterft-9ranerei. ssn 8ellenille, oas
beinabe 10 oel1tid mie Sernann lit,
broi,d,t man feilien Dnrit 81 leioen
5antal mn bns Slid butten eiiten
9roanleiiter aIs Sddnager 5it baben.
9lm 12. ssuli girg's mieoer iraet ct.
2oitis in6 BON oort aus per gnrling
torr9abn nah gfetp Gan1bric, Wto.,
tpo mir etlide Gage itns beiufsipeiie
aufbaItGt perben. Die @anberlilit
labt ms nod nidt beinlfebren uno
itGdite ISOLDE miro Sortietung oes
Heiieberidts folgen.
Sermnnr aopp IT. II. Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
githie in arafe.

Die ssrolten Miiiiofs 8eIell-
idaft limo ser 6rauen gereir, per'
ben ant nidJiten Weitttpo1, Dem %.
Snli, dnf Dem BifnifIldt Der 3oar
Stride, elm 8ifftif nno einen ger.
falpf abbalten. glnfang 8untt / ubt
nod Mittag.
Solgettbe Breiie iiipO alpsgeIett:
1. 3ipei 8reiie, 8aar ooer ipertb'
boIle artifeI, fir oas SadInaferl tllr
&nnben.
2. 3tpei 8reiie, 9aar ODER ipertb..
abolle slrttfel, fir ben gier.gSettlanT
fir MGoden.
3. 3ipei Breiie, 8aor ooer tpertb'
bolle slrtifeI. fir 0as &artofielleieil
a. 3dpei 8reiIe, 8oar ober fpertb-
uoIle gltifel, fiir oen @ettlnuf non
100 9arb.
Serner 5oblrei6e altSere llitterDal'
tlinaeit Inn allen 8eilldern einett
froblidIen Na6rrittag 8u peri6affen.
Seoemitonn ift freiutblidit etnge-
ln0en.
Dos 8ontite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
etoipe.

Geo. 2eiboh irpo @attin ipdrer
fiir5Iid mebpere 8age aiif 9eilt6 be-
BEN Sanilien bon Hihter Snden
itrpb Senrp Snden.
Serr 9oeoefer rit6 8nlter Srife.
tpeIhe bon ct. 2ouis gefomnlen NJ.
rem Inn nit ibren Sanilien amiam.
trlensrtreffen, ipelde iid bei 8ranf
Stride Gaf 8eiit6 befinben, reilten
am Sonittag tpieber nod bailie.
Sobn gfeiff berbrohte Den Der.
gaitgenen Sanistag ltnb ben Conn.
tag bier NIT Siid,en imo itattete bel
Oieier @elegenbeit feirem S6tpager,
Gbas. 8rieid)fe itrt6 beiiet 8antilie,
einen 9eIit6 ab.
sSrGrIein sSulia gron6t ilnb beren
grlroer, @alter, bon ct Souls, be-
finoen iitb ee9entpdrfig ailf geiil6
bei 8erhpo,lbten in Der geabe bon
Stolpe.
SenrD @atper lirto Samilie, BON
Gbamois, tparen an bergal1genen
Somltog aiif 8eiltdl bei bieiigcn
Geripapoten.
gbrift @berlin itno oeiim Sobn
@eorg, frebIt lrlebreren 8eripanbten,
paiiirteit am lesten Sonntag, ouf Ell
ner Sposierfabrt per @lltomobil, bier
0ur6.
9os 8eaenipetter bat in iiingiter
3eit oas 9reIden bieIfad unterbro-
den; nun, Dob lit tpobl nid]t 70
iblirnm ols tpie &egennlungel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
Berna,rn, aBlo., arettaa, Der IS. gull 1913
aamal-0pfis.

Die slrbeit i'm GanaI- I-8iitrift go
/ idreitet rnicb llro 5lfrieoenitea-
emo porarl. iupo Die I1nlmtIidDen Sci.
tenfariike iperben oober, porallsii1t.
lid, in ilirgefGbr 5lpei @o6en poll-
elpoet iein liftb in 8enub genonrmen
fper0en foniten. Wfit 6ertigitelling
Der @antile lit udtiirlid) aid sic ge.
, 8oblimg fir ole 9lrbeit fillig, lu,A,
oa ole 8orfapa Continuation So.
bes @elbeS berotbiet lit, 10 pGre es
! fir oieielbe iebr lpiini6ensapertb,
idon iest, etfpos Dor 8pQenbllltq Der
iairrntliDen &nlt1le, einen Sbeil hes
@eloes all erbulten.
Die Spnfaapa Gollltrllction SO. lit
haber ipilleitS bon ibrem gelitredt,
nit ge5,ta aiti Die I'M 8art begrifie-
nen aullale, in iofern gGbitano 81
nebmelL baB lie ben betreffeu0eu
@rllliobeiieern 9eitatteit miro ben
slnid)litB an irgenb einen pollellOe.
ten Seitellfanal idyon iebt 81 rladlell,
md Dor @ollenoltng bes gan5en &a>
naI-Spitens. 0ies iit, ielbitpel itiilo.
lid, .eine groBe 9eqlelnlidfeit filr Die
betreiferpben @rlrlbbeIiter, fpelhan
es baourd ernl6glid)t miro icbon iebt
9llridlu3 an einen iertigen. &uual al
erbolten, arltott Die 8olleubung oes
golBeir aanal Spitems abrparteu
5u 1liilien.
g8as nun ole 9e5abllng filr Die
SorldIe aitbelongt, 10 iinO mir polI'
itdltoig iiber5eugt baB Die betreileil-
ben @rautobeIiter itn aanaI-Ghtrift
ole Ibiidt baben lire reipeftipelr 9e.
trGge bel 8ollenblnl9 Der &ar0le 3lt
be3ablen, iltben Die 3abIung na6
f1r5er 3eit ia bod, pbligatortid
tpiro. I'm bnber Ben Gontrattpren,
ioipie audi ben @rl,nSbeiitern, eitt-
geeen al fomnlen, bat Der Staot-
ratb belhloiien iogenallilte Satteriill-
Guittllngen oits5ltlteIlen Iiir Sab
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