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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-24
For Bachelors

my fortune is made,'' exclaimed
the inventor.
What is it nowg'
IAN alarm clock with photograph
attachment that will reason with a
man when it arouses him"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-24
Write to Junior Star
By Wellington
By Mye

Dear Children:
The Junior Evening Star VIII
print bright. interesting letters and
original short stories not exceed
ing 15o words In length. Write IL
ink and on one side OF the paper
EDITOR JUNIOR sTAR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Of ROWE
IS DECLARED
ACCIDENT


he jury impaneled w 'oioilei
PAU Donehoo to investigate the
oe,th or 7 n Rove whose body was
-. - +ho elevator
'ouna d1 '"e Oo''O"' -.
shaft Of the Steiner Emery hu'Iullis'
Fridav returned a verdict that he was
i..lad IN. ~ accidental fall The
5..-t-a.od the tho
hhalhs OF me jury u'S9' "a '7u
cries Of murder and robbery lha
we're formulated bv the dead mans
.ol.ti.os ona dotectives After the
fy,., rorortod the Rev G.. W. Rowe,
e., ~ t5o dead man uho has been
s,stao, ,bat The mystery be thor
'..,-i,l, io,es,ieated declared that he
80 sadefe1 Ibai his fathers death
ss 90 acridant
,Tbo inry.s verdict was based on
.',+e,,.. r.rzsontof q, ~ r. w Hurt,
r,atontf,.os RlaCI- and Noon. IT, D.
49, on,haInoer. AZ II Lehman
- SIN pbifIjns negro
Nil Was Broken.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Scandal in College
Town Causes Suits;
Family Lips Sealed

YPSLANTI. Mich: April 10.-rhiS
city. the home of the State Normal
College, is awaiting the breaking OF
a scandal which, 1t is believed, will
rock the social set to its founda-
tions
The names of three prominent bus
mess men are involved in the affair
through two suits for damages
brought in the Circuit Court James
clark for % years wealthy bust
ness man. is suing Alvin Leas for
$40 O00 damages, while Leas, in turn,
has brought suit for 100000 damages
against George Fisk, a real estate
man.
More than 200 letters have been
sent to about fifteen prominent mar
ried men. In each case the time,
place. character and indiscretions
and number are specified. Fear of
scandal sealed the lips of families
mentioned.
-Four damage suits aggregating
$4,000 have been filed at Ann Ar
Dor as a sequel to poison pen let
tiers circulated in Ypsilanti.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
CHRONIC
CONSTIPATIO
POISONS SYSTEM

Ail food eaten has some waste unused
particles lcf in the ST smach urolEested.
From this waste uric acid generates,
and when uric acid gets tn The blood
stream On poisons the system This q
termed AutotoNgmia, Indigestion bill
business. dys pepsia. sick headache Ian
Euiduess loss Of energy and a weakened
physical condition result ana make the
system vulnerable 90 disease Eliminate
autotoNeWis ana We could live 10 be
hundred NJ years OLD
JACOBS LIVER SALT Pushes the
stomach and the bowels dissolyes The
rc actt and exnels II with the und
Eestca purifying waste matter ila'
generates .Ge poison
JACOBS LIVER SALT IS better tran
.e..u0. Of causes no vomiting nausea
sher effect lfervesccut agreeable,
n.N. eaI.r Hu ufHc~ liver medicine ie
equal rH Don take aU inferior sub
-u.a may he nHar Ia name, bur
't.UFS IINEE SALT Large jar.
i.r sale N, al Jacobs pharmsc,
.. a' or5Eg ADV ERTIsE-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Blind Doctor Beats
40 in Test for Position

CHICAGO. April 10 DIT. j. W Boil
otn. a blind man, haa been appointed
junior physician Of the Tuberculosis
Hospital at OAK Forest lie obtained
first place with so candidates Compel
ing in the Cook County civil Ser
vice examination last March. lie
scored sc marks out Of a possible 100.
The ear and hand direct me" said
DIR. Bolotiu II can detect at mo-
ments notice the slightest defect i'm
the respiratory organs ! take tenn
peratire by the touch
DR.. Bolotin is % years old lie re-
ceived his preliminary education at
the Illinois School for the Blind at
Jacksouville lie is lecturer IN the
Chicago College of Medicine and sur
gerry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

.,EW YORK April 10. -'l Viii work
Tor the safety Of others as would
want them TO work for my safety
Il win try to protect myself and
those with whom | come IN contact
from the risk Of unnecessary chances.
~ viii do my part to help reduce
the number of accidents for 1914
This is part OF the safety propa
r0nds Mrs Jessie Is Mccall, origi-
nally from Louisiana and now OF New
York. teaches the school children Of
Brooklyn in her capacity as super
visor OF the bureau Of public safety
Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany position that was created for
her
our best work IS in the lectures
given in the schools, illustrated ny
slides. said Mrs Mccall IL try TO
impress ON the children throughout
these lectures that 10 be Kept vaiua-
bic the human body must be valued
and looked out for and I try 20 show
them how through the ,srelessness OF
one person an endless chain Of disas-
ter often follows
THE organization OF safety patrols
/ in seVeral Of the schools consisting
Of ten or fifteen bove 20 each patrol
1 with "a captain. is one OF the strong
I est features of this work. About ten
I minutes before school is OUT or lin,
! the patrol appears marching gaylv
| with its flag huttering above each
squad. and establishes itself around
! tho school and helps the uttlest ones
! over the car tracks or around dan
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
SCORES SUNDAY
LAWS As DARK
ACE RELICS
Seventh Day Adventist Urges Re-
peal of Acts-CaIIS Advocacy
in Pulpit "PoIitics,"

sunday avs arc relics ~ tine DarE
ges. and their enforcement, would
take us back to those times They
should be repealed. The minister Who
seeks 10 have them enforced has de-
parted from his sacred commission
~ preaching the Gospel, and is soi.ine
his hands with politics such a
preacher should give up his sacred
calling, claim no commission rom
God and openly come out for Wnat
ne really is-a politician.
These opinions were vo Ell ny ar-
lyle r Haynes. q minister and secre-
tary of tine Southeastern Division 81
the American Religious Liberty AS
ISOLATION at the first session FRIDAY
Of the three days religious aoerN
institute being held here 10 the First
SeN enth DAY Adventist thuro1 on
Fair street which delegates are
gathered from the Seven'h-lay Adj
yentt churches in Georgia
Speaking on the origin ~ me
Church and the Origin OF tine state
Mr. HAYNES said.
How State and Church Differ.
"Thc church 10 built on christ, nol
Peter, NOT on any man or group @.
men. The keys OF the Kingdom u
heaven which were given 10 ne
church are the words Of the Blpia.
These words have power Id open ana
shut heaven They declare the condi-
tious upon which men are received or
rejected
"Chrsuan kings and Iohammedan
sultans have preached their respec-
tive gospels by the sword telling con-
quered peoples that they must be nao-
uzed or die Nanquished a-m'es nave
thus been baptized en- ma sc inns
was not religion. but politics.
while an men should promptly
obey the laws OF the civil. government
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Plan Monument to
Admiral DeGrasse

WASHINGTON, April TO- Plans for
the erection Of a $50 900 monument to
Admiral Francois Joseph Paul de
Grasse commander of the French fleet
whose aid made possible Washington's
fnal victory over Lord CORVALLIS, thus
ending the Revolutionary War, are
being pushed by the Sons of the Reyo-
luton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
GunbOat Goes to Pick
Up Roosevelt Party

Special Cable TO The Atlanta Georgian,
MANAOS. Brazil April 10y The
gunboat Ciudad de Mauaos Win leave
here 10 night and proceed southwest
along the ANA ION River in the hope
~ picking up tho exploring party
Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. whose
arrival here has been DELAYED
Although there s little anxiety q
is considered possible that members
" The expedition are suffering from
fever
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

The Western and Atlantic
Railroad announces that, eff
fective April 18th, dining car
service will be inaugurated on
trains Nos. 80, SO, 1 and Q.
This provides dining car ser
vice on all through day trains
of Western and Atlantic Rail
road.
O. E. HARTMAN,
General Passenger Agent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
College Dean to Fill
Pulpit Here Sunday

Dr. c Il. Wehler dean of Hood
College, Frederick, Md who has been
extended call TO the pastorate of
the Pryor Street Presbyterian Church.
Atlanta will be in Atlanta Sunday
to fill the pulpit Sunday morning at
II O'Clock.
DR.. Wehler was originally from
Dayton. Ohio. where he filled the pull
pit of the largest Presbyterian church
of that city, at salary Of $500 per
year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Can Not Collect for
Illegal Liquor Sale

KNOXVILLE, April 10.-Special
Chancellor Paul E. Divine has decided
that a non resident corporation can
not enforce for collection in Tennes-
see claim for intoxicating liquor
shipped to this State and sold in vio-
lation of State law.
The case will go to the Supreme
Court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
IheaterS
Realism Pervades eUou pay

The unanimous opinion OF Biiou pa
irons Is that this weeks production,
Driven From Home. is one OF the hest
things the Eddie Black stock company
has presented. Every act is fun of in
teresting incidents. the dialogue is crisp
and the characters are well presented.
From a scenic standpoint nothing bet
ter has been done by the company The
third act. representing the snoWclad
forest with the Woodchoppers and rough
mmhermeu is extremely realistic. Spe-
clal interest attaches to next week S
play. four-aCt melodrama of the Ari-
IONA plains entitled Across the Des-
ert' Elaborate preparat lions have been
made 10 give this piece a remarkable
scenic production
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
rIFToN no voTe ON BONDS.

Triton, April 10.-An election In
vote $45,00O municipal improvemen
bonds has been called by City Cound
for May y. The proposed issue Is
divided as follows; $4,000 for water
works improvements, $4,000 for
schools and $4,000 for city hall and
fire department
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Wanted Parrot Slain
And Buried With Her

CHICAGO, April 10. Celia N
Haynes, a former Civil War nurse IN
her will requested that her pet parrot
Tommy. be chloroformed and cremated
with her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Sails From Maine to
Texas in LIFT, Boat

GALVESTON. rENAS April Io
Captain H. f. Anderson has arrived
from Passport Maine in his f. foot
sailooat He ia trsN cling hy Natat
around Tho Emitted States
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Surgeons Clean Brain
Of Tubercular Boy, 3

PHILADELPHIA, April 10-Physi-
clans in St. Agnes Hospital lifetd piece
of the skull of James McMonigal. 3, and
boys brain The boy was suffering
from tubercular meningitis but will re
cover, IL is said
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
TEXAS posrMAsrER NAMED.

WASHINGTON. April 10.-F. 7
Roche was nominated for postmas-
ter at Georgetown, Texas, by Presi-
dent Wilson to-day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

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ten bilben i'm Yerein nit elnem lceis
ben SonnenI6irm nit ibpar3 email
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Rlms nent Oetdbc Der Oyipoc
MnD Der ~eIelllbait.
mem Worf, | n. sui.

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nsbsnId9lih
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umrouOung BON Sunif, @iirtel, Nans
Ihetien etc. bient. i5raucn, bic dneitlih
beitrebt iinb, in ibrer 8lsibuna i'm.
fler cine neue ylote al baben, oiirften
IieIe Sbee iebr ipifltommen beiben.
Sn itnfer errltn 466iIouno ie6en
mir Elm Ulobea onS bieie neuc @urz
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plinees Elm 3ua rornc6mer Gles1n3
pflIieben miro. Tie 3uuit. DldnI9ets
KIN unb ser @iirtel iinO oamit umraa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

l9dften perp0IlitdHoigen oieIes eleganz
tc Strand -4oitim.
Dem n oisler SaiIon 10 beliebten
breiien &rlgen BON WlatroIenzSSorm iTt
Elm uibt gu Derantcnoer 3ipale in oent
@ope=&ragcg eritan0en. On Stelle BON
p&ipale" fonnte man nu6 r@efG6rte"
iagsn. 6enn Der gapesRraQen fhliebt
bic gerpcnbrng oss dnosren teinesz
me9s aus. penn oisIer, iiber feinem
Drd9t gebogen in 6alber 606e ouf=
reftIte6eno getragen miro. Ser Gape.
arogsn, Der eieentli9 gar fein Sra
gen, ion0ern elm ipirtli9es tleines
CdalIters@ape lit, bat ii9 felt Der fur
gen 3eit Ieines @rIbetiens pisl 6relln=
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mad aber miro er iic6 nod ldnger CT.
balten.
QluF benz @ebicte Der pubmo6erz
funit lit jsBt Elm StinfdnO eingetrefsn,
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fommen entipri1t. 9lbgeic1en BON benz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Sin natercs 6arafieriIfilhcs Wlerf-

Sin peiteres 6ardtteriltiI6cs Wlertz
NAL Der 9nnostlge lit Der 6albGrmel.
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ipetter, ais Gin LANCER, eng anlisgenOer
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ianitdr senue mare, nod einmal gs-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

UNI boS flint tleine, nit Rn0pfen ftit=
eendbte patten BON Der Seibe reiben.
sSn llebereinltimmilng biermit 1T an
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ncu Nlateriol, bic an Dem Sadet los
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

aud bauptIdhlib Dem Nammittaqst6ee
oas @eprdge geben Mir 5ie9en bier
cine bemertenspertbe &eic9baltigteit
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bad, l@5anopi9es, SiBigteiten uno
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SIN Sommer fino IS beionosrs BE-
getaoilifcbe gr3eltgniIle, bic bic ean3e
Tdr6enitala elmer Walerpolette auf
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brotf1nitten nit Somaten, @urten=
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geiddlte, einse5uderte 3ironcni9eibsn,
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Der eeoronet label gum 3ugreifen eiH.
9ls Oieie 6srrIi9teiten treten Ell mini
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licber 9iiien. ODD audi bier madt iid)
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auf jeOem S6eetiIh Der IiiBe Hot6cs
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naiIe, Munoeln, gliiien, rotben Ri
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

BON Seitsu Der pubmu6er Inn 10 gr0=
Bere 2lufmertIamteit 81 S6eil miro
Sn 8erbinoung biermit bat ii9 cine
pabre 5utb peiBer 5liigel iibsr Oi,
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unb iibersroBen. Wie gep06nlii9 Da,
mo Der ShaffensOrang 5eitpeiIig auf
Elm @ebict bei9rdntt bleibt, pirr iibtr
ods 8iel geitboien, unO 10 entitebeil
llebertreibungen, Die mandmol seroOss
5u tomii9 pirten.
gDan0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

b,.. Qier Rn0pfe, nit oislem grinen
Ban0 be3ogen iin0 Dem Giirtel altfs
9cndbt. ser unter oenielben, tnh6tbar
OermitteIit Drudtn0pfhen seinloHen
ipirb. Der loien 9louientaile 1T Elm
@bemiiet bon peiBem DreauoD einges
isBi, uno pon 0rgan0p iino AUDI bic
nit griinem SeiDenbano, ,Pliiiec UNI
rnnOetcn Wldnlhetten.
y Sine fe6r siufaHe Wlonier, cine
SommerbIoufe n0elibit nibl un0
tomFortdbsl al 9eitaItcn, beItsht odrin,
bab man bic 9oroeriGcile mad auBen
5uriidi4ldgt 10 oaB liz am @iirtel IL
9u.ortig in einsr Spibs saiamnratreFs
fen gluf cieie Weiis er6dli man brcite
Wepers, bic man filr Elm paar GeaiS
po einem profenionclleu 6phIMNnnGs
ber, NIT einem picoi 9}ana pcgle6en
Iohen tann. QluBerbem fam man Be
islben NIT sinem einfa9er Siidereis
muIter, ausgefiibrt in 9robem Gtid
garn, Der3isren Wsnn man oie 2(erhel
te9t lnftig piinlbt, 10 tam man iie
nit oTftner, OoIontdrtiesr Ullninetts
DerIeben Die @erbin0uno, 8piihen
bieIer unD benz Nermel ielblt, tam Gin
Gireifen bon biLigsm 5ilsi 3iDii4enz
fab herHeQen, Der gIeih5eitie cine mir
EunasDoIIc@orniiur bilbet. Die Qlermel
Fnb ii oleIsm 5dllt bon DreiOiertels
ednuG TGTw a, x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Der oleinite6en0e geamts, Q(neefeItc.
Arbeiter lit gegen @rlper6sunfd6iqtcii
beher geiihsrt ais 0ie N}iitter ieiner
S9i9t Oenen beim Sooe Deg grnd6,
rsrs oft ni9ts 3ufdat als feins
Yfli9tsn gegenii6er 0sn &inoern. Wir
plnoern uns ni9t mebr Ourii6er.
neil mir uns an bieIen meripiiroign
@egenIaB bon t6eoretif1er 9Obprei.
lung oes 9ausfrduen6erufs unt prats
tiI&tm Smitidlafen sep0Dns bebcu.
Soer rintiger mir ipunbern un8
nod niht oarii6sr."
Sbatid9licb tann man Ii9 aber bn,
ter folcbeu llmitGnben nibt punOsrn,
lpenn sic 6rduen in INNER suue6mens
oem NlaBs in einsn 9eruf geben, Der
ibnen ausrei9enoc 2e6ens6e6ineungen
fir Die @egenpart unD bic 9(usIi1t
dif belicTs 8erIorgtng i'm bitter ges
lpdbrt, Oenn in erIter 9inie 1T bic Der'
me6rtc 8erlIfsarbeit Der Srduen bod
INNER cine GOlge Ser fpirt6I6aftIi6eH
@erbdltnihs, Die etbiI4en, ipiHcts
idoftlicben unO io3inlen Dlptipe finb
INNER nur BEL elmer gdns eertHGet
Uiinoerbeit ais 8epeggrunO fir bic
bsrufIibe SbGtigteit an5ufe6en. $50
iie ii9 fin0en, ba olleroings beoeuten
H. bic Stufe gum 9tufitieg, oenn iis
ifelen ii6er Die bloBe prattiThe 9ei-
flung binous, Elm Stiid neucr &ultur
bar. QllerOin9S gelingt es aber erit
ipeni9en 6rouen, Iicb bic Wirtungen
OieTsr neuen t6dtieen lntbeilnabmc
am @on5en unb Qll9smeinen bon 5H
eigen gu MAIDEN. @rit BEL ein5elnerT
fiiblt man in Der Qlrbeit uno i'm pers
iOnIic6eu 2eben oas i9pungpo1e, elas
itiic6e, 5uperldii1, &lemsnt, lei es IN
tiinitleriicber oosr iunitgemerbli4er,
IN pifieni1aftli1cr. pGoaooeiI9er
ooer lo3ialsr @ctbdtigung, Dos ben
ielbitbefuuBten Willsn su einem freli'
Oigen, al olem S6Dnen uno Qebenss
lpertben tbeiIAabenben 9dIein in ii9
birgt, Oenn mr peniee erlperbenoe
5ruuen itebsu duBerIi9 T6on 70 un'
ab6dnsig 81, DAB iie i6rsm 9ebsn bie-
fen grDberen 8uIdnitt ee6en t0nnten.
n2lbsr man iiebt 2(nfGnge, bic auF
naGFolgenOe Sdaaren ctuten." llno
oieIe @ntpidIungsltufen acinnet bic
9erfoferin nit Ideren. tIarsn unO
niemols bas D}aB ii6srihreitenDeu
Strihen. Die iiitfime Soroerung eis
mes r8ehtes auF 9(rbeit" audi fir Die
Srau bsgriinbet Ie our9 ben 6inipeis,
Oa6 6ieIe 6Droeruna iicb nur auf cine
aneemeRene Qlrbeit ri9te, cine 9lrbeit,
oon ser Dos Wort &dnts gilt, bab iie
oen Wenl9en ais Selbf3ned 3ur @tls
tunA tOmmtnldbt, oas 6ciBt, ibm sen
gusOrud feiner eigeniten innereH
3raft geitatte. sSn bieIem Sinne feBt
Ii1 bic 5ruuenbepeeling bas 3iel, ben
&ultureinfluB Der Grou gu )ooller
Mirtidmtcit au bringen unb ibrc @or'
biloung 70 5il gsituIteu oaB lire 3u'
ldRung 3u oen Dsrdntportangsbollen
Qlemtern in @emeinoc unb Stat ge'
flroert peroen fam. Simmer aber
Iol- bic 5rau audi BEL bieIen Beitre'
bunsen 0as ibr eipig @igentbiimlide
bsnabren; iie ION cs mir ben ilsueil
duBeren Doisinsbe0inauneen anpuHcn
unO es nit DieTsn in pirtungsbDler
MeiIe OsrItbmel5en.