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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Mary Gar
den is back in New York, but not to
sing. Distressed by scenes of car
mage in northern France, the diva,
who has been doing hospital work
in the war zone, came back to visit
her mother eat Christmas dinner at
home and raise funds for her hos
pital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26
Uncle Sam Hns neclnrcd unr

On diseased and impure meat Gov.
ernment veterinarians inspect tho
meat we sell and let nothing pass but
what Is pure. Protect your home
trade at the Oregon Market phone
444.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26
Wanted Mt Once

Four good. capable lady demonstra.
tors TO demonstrate and travel Ap.
ply Monday between 10 an d ~ at
Madam Helene Halter Nfg, Co. Do.
spain Block.-AdY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26
Mrs. J. r. Dickson left today for
Portland for a brief visit.

Christmas eve and Christmas night
saw many dances over the county.
One at stanfield Thursday evening
and one at Hermiston last night en-.
tertained west end people. while
Athena and Weston people were en-
tertained in a similar way. A dance
was held in the Moose hall here last
night and on Christmas eve "hard
times ball proved big drawing
card at the EagleWoodman hall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

CONTINUED from page two.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper were
Christmas guests in Hermiston yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillette are
up from their home near Echo and
are guests OF Mrs Glllette's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Jay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26
Daughter Born to Queen

ROME. Dec. ga daughter was
born to the queen OF Italy. Both are
doing we'll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

most, IL not the most daring of Brit
ish aeronauts and has done much
damage to the Germans besides do
ing Important spy work for the allied
army So the official offer OF Il
high price for his head has been
made. However, the knowledge OF
his danger has not stopped his work
ror ruffled his disposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Commander Samson of the British
navy. known to the Germans as Cap
tain Kettle. has annoyed them so
much with his remarkable aeroplane
exploits about Ypres and Courtrai in
France that they have offered re-
ward OF 1000 pounds for his capture,
dead or alive. He is among tho
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Mrs. L. f. Baer and daughter VIII
helmlna loft this morning for La
Grande where they will be guests for
a week at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
+. +. Livengood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

(Miss Garden as she appeared up
on her arrival on the S. S. Baltic,
Saturday, December 49,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE

Wheat I'm less Danger - Today's
thawing weather has been reaSsuring
to farmers who have been fearful the
cold weather would cause the grow
ing wheat to freeze out, thus necessi-
tating reseeding in the spring, The
| course of the weather today has
been favorable and II It continues II
| Is said there will be no loss to the
wheat. According to reports from
various sections of the country there
has been little II any frozen wheat.
r. O. Earnhart who Is in town today
from his Cold Springs ranch says he
does not believe any damage has been
caused in his neighborhood. Though
the weather has been cold for an un-
usually long period there has been no
wind and II Is almost an invariable
rule that wheat will not freeze unless
cold weather is accompanied by wind.
The need at present is for more mois- |
ture following the breaking up of the
cold spell.
Wheat Still Advances-The price Of
$1.17 per bushel Is quoted here for
club today but there has been no
selling underway, The small amount
Of wheat still in the hands of grow
ers is being held for higher prices,
Frultgrowers TO ReorganiLe.-M a
meeting attended by number Of
stockholders of the Milton Fruit
Growers union at Freewater Monday
evening, steps were taken to submit
a proposition for reorganization Of
the union to the stockholders at the
annual meeting on the eth of Janu-
airy. The meeting was result of ac-
tion taken at the open meeting of the
directors of the union December II,
at which number of stockholders
and growers were present all Of
whom expressed themselves as being
strongly in favor Of reorganization.-
Milton Eagle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Miss Thelma Thompson left on No.
II for Portland to be the guest OF
Miss Dorothy Hunziker for few days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

and Mrs H. W, Cargill, r. Hendrlck-
son. + s. seelman and Carl EngdahL
e q. Conner-Helix Allocate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Mrs. ]. +. Furnish and family are
spending the holidays with relatives
in Ia Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Coyote Attacked Dogs-It is re-
ported that mad coyote appeared at
the Sim Culley home southeast OF
Athena and attacked a couple OF dogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

The marriage OF Bayard W GILL;
land OF Pilot Rock and Miss Iona d.
Perrin was celebrated Thursday at
the home Of the brides father, w. T.
Perrin. on Mckay creek. Rev. f. w
Warrington officiating.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Boynton Mr..
and Mrs. L. l. Boynton and Vane
Boynton spent Christmas day at Her
miston attending a family reunion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Helix Delegates EleCtcd.-The fol-
lowing delegates were named TO the
county convention Farmers Union.
MIR, and Mrs. A. II. Peterson, Mr..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Miss Ruth Rothrock. Pendleton
high school graduate who is attend
ing the University OF Oregon. Is al
her home in Athena for the holidays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

II b. owings and Mrs. Laura Sher-
~. brother and sister OF Mrs John
Kearney, and Freda, Lloyd and Nor
man owings. children OF another
brother, are here from Drummond.
Idaho as house guests Of the Kear-
neys.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

DIR. and Mrs. James Sharp were
Christmas guests Of relatives on Birch
creek and returned home this morn
Ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rust OF Boise.
formerly OF this city, are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephens.
Evening star., 1914-08-23

Americans are on the point of under
taking the greatest piece of humanita-
rian work in all history. 1t marks the
first attempt ever made on large scale
by people of one nation to benefit those
of another.
The vast alluvial plain of East Central
Evening star., 1914-08-23

in China; namely, that of floods and consequent
fannes. This, indeed, is matter that has urgently
invited the attention of the Red Cross organization,
which within the last years has sent to the region
in question, to help famine sufferers, two big shiploads
of food and $577 900 in money
The upshot of the affair is that enterprsing Amer1
have undertaken to try to put stop to the trouble
The engineering plan involved is necessarily in
scale and highly complex 1t will be carried out under
the direction of Colonel William L. Sbert the who
built the locks and dam at Gatun for the Panama
Canal At the request of the Chinese government the
Red Cross picked out the engineer recommending
Colonel Sbert, to whom by special permission of Con-
gres, President Wilson has given leave of absence for
the purpose of undertaking the work.
In the meantime Red Cross engineer, Charles D.
Jameson has been engaged for the last three years in
making preliminary survey of the region Associated
with him as members of the advisory board Arthur
P. Davis engineer in chief of the Reclamation Service,
who of course has had an immense deal of experience
in such work, and Daniel w. Mead, professor of hy
drauc engineering in the University of Wisconsin.
These left Vancouver for China in June. Their
party seventeen in all, includes bright young China
man, newly graduated with honors from the University
of Wisconsin, who will serve as assistant engineer.
THE principal problem is to make outlets from the
Huai River basin to the sea, with view to prevent
ing the accumulation of superuous 1t curious
and interesting fact that the first authentic records of
Chinese history begin with flood that occurred in that
region forty centuries ago. The engineer who tackled
the job then and spent nine years in draining the water
into the and the Yangtze known to this
day the Great Yu, and is held to have been the
greatest benefactor of his race.
Thus it appears that there was trouble of this kind
Evening star., 1914-08-23

Rivers, is afflicted by frequent and frightul floods,
which destroy the crops and followed by appall-
ing famnes. The people, when their houses and all
their property have been swept disposed of to
buy food gather in muttudes outside the walled cities,
picking up what sustenance they can, with mini
of shelter and pershng by thousands from starva
ton and disease.
The region in question has been described "a
tinent in the making Many great rivers, bringing
down material from lofty ranges of mountains build
ing the plain as if with view to rendering it ideally
useful to the human race, for the production of crops
But mankind has undertaken to it before it is
ready, with consequent and inevitable difficulties.
1t has soil wonderfully fertile that since time
immeoral the region has been called the "Granary of
China" Through it great river, known as the
Huai. But primarily for the purpose of transporting
rice from that part of the country Pekng the Grand
Canal was built many centuries artificial river
thousand miles in length. This engineering
work. interrupting the flow of the Huai has backed up
the waters of the latter causing them to form immense
lakes and swamps, instead of allowing them to find their
way the sea. As result there disastrous floods
at frequent intervals.
When, a few years ago, the American Red Cross, in
that very part of the world aiding in the endeavor
to stamp out bubonic plague, it occurred to the
minds of those engaged in the work that ncalculabe
good might be accomplished through the adoption of
for the prevention of another kind of misery
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gls SdIiuinbler perbaitst.

Gurh ben 8oli5iiten @orsan ipur.
sc aeitern gbeno an Der 6. unS
0iolmo Strabe Der 81 Sabre alie
s9iIliam SoImes perbaitet. peldlcr
feline sbreiie als DO. 458 Sit iSiirfte
Strabe angnb. Solmes tpiro beif)nI.
oiat. iid idlitlid) ais 9eriiderlmss-
agent ansgegeben gu baben. inoem er
gler5ie 5u iiberrcoen 0eriiidltc, cine
,SabrespoIiee fir einen beiiimnlfen
greis an iibernebmen. Iuoraui er ID.
nen in 9lusiid)t itellte, bab lie pol
Der 8eieIlid,ait aIs eiil5iser arSt III
Cincinnati ernnnnt lperoen ipiiroer.
Die pom Solmes pertretene geriife.
rlrrgs,@ ,@eieIlifnit III araebIid) Die
Sineoln 0ebensperiiheriings.8eie
td,ait in iort Bapne. sSno. 0orlauiil
tlei6t Solmcs inter peridieoenen
geroadDtsgriinoen in Saft.
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rttior erIdisn, perItdrtt burd, bi.
poiI5eimabt bes 6duies. Der Diref.
ior podte auf iein 5ausredt, Der
pollaeibsamte aitierte aus Dem 0es
oadtHiB ben parasrdpben bes unaa.
|rildlsn Strafgeiebbufes BON Der Der
nbuna zines 0ffentliden Gtanbols.
abtr Dcttor pap blieb duf ieinem
Hedt fiben. unb srft i'm 3mifdxnaf.
rlahte er ieinen piab ifei. gr bat ei.
asn aldn5snben Sieg erfo9ten. Der
unaariite Strofseri6ts5of fprad ibn
BON Der anflape log nnb lsbia,, neil
Der adufer zines 9beat.rbilIetis aud
Dag Rett auf unseit0rien 5beaisrge.
niB miteriperbe, ippfiir Der Diretior
aii biirssn babe. Der Tiann, Doitor
Zap ndmli4, rerbient sir Denimal.
80. urbdn.
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| ben. Da. no Der Sidbier nit bes
reinen Watur in gerbinbuna tritt,
nirtt er meiItens rt6t fomifd. Wai
EN-, f,nbet. bab er ben umgans nit
ibr perIernt BAT nno bab er ben rehs
ten 8ertebrsion ni6t finoet. aber 'f
ma4t ii6 boraus ipsnis, uno 10 ers
iteint iein genshmeu pie ods sinss
aubjungen i'm Salon. Dos merit
man erjt rett, fpenn cine san5e Stdoi
bic 9anDi6aft iiberi4pemmt. uno
beute finbet man auf allen Megen. IN
ollen perIhpiessnen WalopintelH Die
Spursn jener Snpuiion: gutterbrot'
pnpiere. Jfaidenidsrbtn uno bunts
GieriHolen. Tsnn es mar ia Sitern.
-. am 4bsn6 beg Speiten 3agss 5og
bic Sta6i ibre Sdaaren fpiebsr cir.
Die pollen 3iiae rollisn giriid, uno biz
Wees iparsn bon Seimtebrsnber. Die
@eii9fer fparen matt unb miioe. uno
bic tpeiben 9luisn 3ertnitiert uno ip's
mig frifh. Die 6dnotnfhen iparsn Ieet
unb ihlnff, unb bic 8Ieinen in Der
ainberipasen ihnar9ten frieolih ibf
rem 5eim sniessen. Gin tpsnis ihipers
fiibig fpanDerie man ben Wo9eniasen
entsesen, bic ibre Shatten fhon dnf
bic lebten aeiertassitifnoen ipdrftn.
Hur fit Die Giabtfliitiissn i'm ges
birae 3ieben bic Jeisrtase nod cine
frObIihs Rsibe bon 6rsibeitsiiimben
na6 ii4, Die rsdt aussstoitst uno ss'
noHM iein ipollen. unterbsfen bereis
tet ii6 Wliin6sn ailf ben einfalI Der
Gbaaren aus benz Vorben Dor, oenn
nidi lanse mebr, 10 psrfdli6en bic
5reinben oas Wiiin9ener Strabenbilo.
ihlenbern miibis uno neugieris burh
bic Straben, ourdiagen 4. i'm auto,
ooer bur6trober iie in ben ileiren,
Iansiamen DroItten. Damn fa6rtu
bic 5rtmbenpaesn pisbsr bon Ses
hsnsDiirbistsit su Ssbsnsniirbisisit,
ilno Die beiIern Siibrer roifeln bic snbs
loie Qiinnei Der bemeriensiperthsn
Sidiien beruntsr, lpGbrsnb anoddiia.
slngen oer @inten ibrer Snno itaG
ipanbtrn. llnas5GbIie diibe beginner
odnn ipie0sr on ben Siufsn Der pinds
totbei Die unermiiolide S6leiiarbeit,
III our9 Die b.riibmisn Sdle 3isbi
bic asits Der gstpunSsrnb.n. tnb on
aIl,n Strabeneden fpirb man na9 bern
uG4iien Neg gum 5ofbrdubaus aus
aefrd.. Damn in Wiinhn Elm Babel
BON alien Spra@sn ino Tialetten,
lo man miibie i6On Elm apofel am
pfinsiif.it fein, iolts man ale 3nuas
oeritehen unc alien peritdnolid isin.
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llufdae.

gsim Sinausrsit.n aus btm
Stdll lief bas g}fsro bts bsrittentH
polisiiten Soiepb S6inoler in bas
Neutrality-suspicious. 9 unb mari osn
Reiisr db. GdinbI.r irus Nrlebun.
gen ON lint.n S6entsl unb ani.e Dos
Don unb mubte mitiels patroIipaaens
ndd ieiner Wobnuns, Wo. 814 Roi;r
mont Sirabs. sebradi nsrbm.
On Der aibsrtp unb Ddulton
Sirnbe iiiirsie Der autfdsr sSefIie
aina DON ieinsm Dasen unb soa iid
sine aopfpsrlebuna au, pelde i'm itds,
tiihen aranienbaus psrbunben tpers
ben mnbie. fporauf er iif nudb ieinsr
go. S3S Glarf Strab,,
brinasn LIEF.
- Glmr Bbits, 20 Sabre ali,
ipielts asitrn Rahmitiaa nit mshr,s
rem anberen iunasn WGnn.rn in Der
@ano 4lIep Bal, ais sr einsm Bal
anflief unb babel DON sinsm aaitauto
csr Cincinnati Goroaae SO. nieoerass
rannt ipurbe. Wbiie. ptlfsr sinsn
Srud bes r,dlt,n ifubtnoh.ls unp
grlssuna bss linten Hubes buponses
traaen bate. ipurbs miitslit pairoIs
luios mad fsiner Wobnuna. 20. 625
Sronoipon. a.bratt.
- Qn Der 8. unb Walnat SirnBs
'ubr aeftern Rahmiitaa eiH aniomrs
'ii. 6eiIeu 2isensnummer unb gboufs
eur niht srmittsIt ipsrbsn ionnten.
,em 10 sssahr, alien Hrant aaii.r bon
Io. 2l4 Weii II. Sirake in Gopinas
on. iibsr ben linfen Rub. Der stna6s
rirbe nat benz itdoiiideH arantsn.
'aus atbrndt unb es irurbe i,iiaeiisfIt.
'lh Nrnnt einsn Sfubinodsnbruh ba.
bat.
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4us benz alten @iem ano BEN
neuen Sabap,f.
Wien i'm qlpril.

Wisn i'm 4pril.
Hyr psnigen 5asen aIIo tpsrosH bic
@iener ourd bic seireulit nobgsbil.
bette 9rilmpbpTorte 3isbsu, inter be
rem Yoaen por 100 ,yobrsn auiIlr
Iran3 |. nab Der Riittebr BON qar;$
fromm bas Salpt sntbIDbts, als sr IN
Ditn einritt. Nlit Dielen 2lds Ino
Ohs miro man Die tunitppIl aus 6o!3
lno pappostel nuhgsbiIosten Gebdus
bc in .Qlts0isn" imprdt,r bttra6tsn.
uno Der Stpau psbmiitbiaer Grim,
rurgsn an einftige Grobs, jsst idou
bebentli6, piro oann isin Gnbe ncts
men. 9as aIte adrtnertbor 1T auis
gebaut poroen, Elm Stiit Der gaItei.
iener prom,uu6en uui ben alien
Staotringmlusrn. ullf bsnen man
emf ipa3ierte uHo fIanierte pie belte
ouf Ger Ringitrdbe. 9as beriibmts
nSib pen pfennigbaus", po 36sus
pGraitus paracslius ben tlpfernsn
Ytennt1 IN einen goloenen Oerpdnbel
te, ben 5rdttuerbOf uno bus parabsiSs
snrtl, dlte WisHer 3sdlotale, ben
2!polOiaul nit ieinsn fir oamaliqe
Soften unerD6rten Gurus pirO man 4
gstrsusu Sopien beiplnb.rn t6nnen.
Der 9lun5puRtt a6er piro oas aIis
Glrrgtbedter biloeH, i'm JnHern llnJ
aeubrn geuuu na6qebilSet rer Std..
tc, no emit am beiten in beuti6sn
QonoeH gemimt purbe.
gatiirli4 Miro Oieies ,gtlt Wisn"
p.nn Die Sdatten Oss absnbs bic
Riiie lno 5uesn in BEN @ipss unb
9ol3pdnOsn gudois DsrSsden uno
elsttrii4e gogenIdmpsn bic trlmmen,
engen Sdb4sH tagbell belsudlten, rsdbt
pirisn nnb ben Gtols bss
gBieners ollf bic ebsHIo i3One Gtaot
ipie ibrs srobe gsrgaussn9eit bstrd6t.
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Inter iAiuerem @erbdbt.
CHARTS Smlliuan fit ben Gorouers.
Snaneit in Sait senOmmen.

Inter bem @srbadis, fir ben 1oo
isiHsr "a SABRE alisn Jrau perants
iportli9 gu itin. ipurbs geittrn Don
ben 9ttstiips Bel unb 6dps bsr 90
Sabre alie gbdrlss Gullibdn, alias
captain, BON Ro. 926 Weft 7. Ctr,
fir ben Coroner in 5aft s.nommsn.
f}rau 9ennnd Gullipdn srtrantte ass
fern Morgen unier ptrbdAtiaen lin.
iidnosn. pelfe auf cine 9lutbergif,
tiing f6lisbsn lisbsn, ilnS Or. ariessr
bon Ro. s24 Wsit Z. Sirabs iteuIs
feii, bab ii6 bic 5rdu elmer trimintl-
len Operation unter3oesn bate. Der
3uiianb Der Grfrantisn forbtrte elm.
ipfortige llebsrfiibrung mad benz itibs
tii6en 5oipitdl unb Jrau SuIipdu
iiarb 15 Wlinutsn mad ibrsr antuni.
in Der anitalt. Der goroner Or.
Goertmeber bat cine poiimortsmsllns
itrfuhuus anseorbnei. gu6 bic polis
3ei bat cine llnieriudune in Der 2tlp
gelsgenheit einselsitst.
Sullibdh fpelter feline prindts
oSreiie glo. 264S Sprina @robe 2lp..
aHaab. ertruntts aeitsrn glahmittag
i'm poli5eiaepabrfam unb mukie nah
bem itdbiii6sn 9rantsHbdus ae6ra4i
iperben.
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eokal-Derid)t
gterblidfeitsberi@t.

Marp gamipen. 81. 1917 Oar
mouth 9lptme; gluilnatH.
gIiiobeib eraia. So. eraia ab..i
gruitirtbs.
sSo6anno g:inasr. So. 3425 gOubi
not apenue; gluiperaiftuna.
SEQ saitm. 35. s257 Doobbint
apsnue. 6ariipelI; Sdipinofu1i.
Clara Ban Sfaif. %. Si. Wdrps
Seipitdl: snaueit In Stipebs.
William 9lllsn. 62. 854 5ut6ins
Qpenue: Nierenlsiben.
6erbert ssnnsp. IA. 113 Sit 4.
Sirdbe; 4eernpsrtolfuna.
emma bon Segaern. "a, 1853
@inslop 9tpenue: 9udertranibeii.
4nna Riedbofi. SO. 1912 8rodo'
man: Ssraleibsn.
8iaiam Wliller. 60. :3psisboipiial;
gdnpinbiudt.
Datrid DeaIo. Ga. Si. WarDs Sos
iriidl: Serstlappenfshler.
@.orae Deinmdn. 45. Stdbtiifes
6cipiiol; RiereHltihtn.
sennie aimmsrlp. SO. 1861 Cooper
Sirabe; 5ersleiben.
GIiie Marabrsns. 61. III Gpporib
Sirab.: Risr.nlsiben.
Gliidb,th aelIsr. 81. 237 Sbi[ito
StraBe; Rierenfrsbs.
6snrn Gorbes. 6S. Stdbiiidss Sps
ipitaI; RiideRmartsIeiben.
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Sunueritaa Scn 80. slpril 1914.

Oas 8erbrennen pon Ses
ihdftsbii6ern lit cine BEL ben grpben
&orporationen oieies Ganbes bdufige
9epflogenbeit. 0as gei4iebt, nm cine
llnteriudung burh Die geribte ooer
ourf Die Sunoesbe10roen gu peretz
teIn. benn penn Die Sii6er feblen,
iinb oamit aQe SepeiIe perni6tet,
Oas 1T aud nit Den Su6ern seIdes
ben, fpeIde Qufi6lub iber Die Ser
ichmeIsung perihiebener 9abnen nit
Der Relp gortzgtep 6aDens Sartforo
srtbeiIen IolIten. IS bunoeIt it6 bas
bel Inn aroBe Summen uno Die Der.
ct. 8erte6r5 &ommiiIion polIts
ipiiien, lpiebiel fir bic peri9tebenen
8abnen be8ablt ipproen lit, reip. pte
piel prpfit bic 9riinber babel gemadIt
bafen. Wenn bic Bidder feblen, ldiz
len iih bic 9ngaben nid1t auf ibre
Ri6ttateit priifen. 0as legt Die ylotbs
penoiateit nahe, elm @eieB gu erlaiIen,
iUeIhes ods s3eritoren bon gidern
Seitens 9orporatipnen, bie lnter Der
&pHtrple Der Der. Staaten iteben, bel
ihperer Strafe psr6ietet.
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sotelaGite beraubt.

MdbsrnO Der Disnitas Rafi bait.
sin S6lsidbisb iich in bic 3immtr
peritisbsner GGit. bts @ranb Soi.l
ssI6lifeH. nadb,m n bic 1biirsn
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