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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
No Room for Alcohol in Modern Armies
BY Eugene N. Foss
Former Governor Massachu setts Chicago Examiner

government has lattcrly restricted
greatly this continuous cataract of
waste, yet the foodstuffs even now
worse than destroyed, would feed the
whole British nation for a month and
a half of the r."
Let us not in America initiate this
incredible folly.
Again, the war has got to be paid
for. Russia is financing her military
operations on what she has saved
from drink. Savings bank deposits in
the dry war time have jumped more
than 1000 per cent. A report from
England, on the other hand, an
nounces that while the war is costing
her 90 pounds (S300) rcr second,
drink is adding six pounds $500 more
per second The two billions which
America pays out yearly for intoxi-
cants would ease tremendously the
financial strain which is coming to
us in the near future.
iNl Us IdNC d ClCdH Wal,
war worthy of the nation and its just
cause. Let there be no drunken SOL
diery, maudln and staggering in our
streets; no hospitals filled with re-
cruits, useless for the war itself as
we'll as for after life In the Spanish
war supply trains were sidetrackcd
to let the product of Milwaukee pass
through to the army camps. We have
moved long way on the road to ma
tional sobriety since then. Military
hygiene also is too enlightened to
stand for such things again. If men
of good will all over our good land
will exert little pressure on the ma
tional government we shall be able to :
insure our coming army against all
that drink means of disease and inef.
ficiency and moral squalor.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11

A terrible catastrophe is impending
over the United Societies for Local
Sclf-Governmcnt," the leading liquor
organization of Illinois. From Wash
ington come mutterings Of a great
drought which is to spread westward
and to envelope the city Of Chicago.
The national government is said to
be seriously contemplating shutting
off the supply of alcoholic beverages
at least during the continuance of
the war.
There have been fanlines in bread,
coal, potatoes and other commodities
and the United Societies has man
aged to pull through, but never be-
fore has the supply of lager and bour-
bon failed.
What such failure would mean to
the United Societies cannot be de-
picted in words Fancy a social func-
ton in Sokol Hall, or Bismarck Gar
dens, without a carload or two of
booze. Imagine Chief Bailiff Cernak
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
Had a Wife and
Couldn't Keen Her

The Court of Domestic Relations.
Chicago, grinds out divorces at an
alarming rate and most of them are
due to drunkenness, or to cruelty, de-
sertion and failure to support, which
in turn are caused by drunkenness.
Referring to the chief cause of non-
Mrs. Louise DeKoven Bown.
president of the Juvenile Protective
Association, and lately appointed by
Governor Lowden on his efficiency
board, says:
In the dependency cases, the court
has found that in about 90 per cent
the unsatisfactory condition Is caused
through the drinking habits of one or
both parents. The records Of the
Juvenile Protective Association show
that in all of their cases filed under
the head Of family cases" $40 per
cent involved habits of drinking.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
The Old, Old Story Of Lost Manhood

py nr Charles E. Sceeth Physician Bdewe, Chicago
Everv dav we have numerous for mental examinations
.. N. relatives of the The his
invariably the same; the story OF gooa parent VINO
addicted 70 distilled liquors. all affection for his
family indifferent to the tears OF his children mas little IN
t.r.st in their welfare responsibility quarrelsome and
of clothing furniture liable make dan
assautsespec during acute aconoic exacerpons De
saloon home in his
for only few days or hours al as
a. .xcuse that he is pbvsicaly continued labor
IT. leaves the srnort of the family wife children
, he enough him in liquors. de-
ons gradual failure of memory important facts forgotten
s of Judgment and memory soil for the development
&c rous more or less decisions These decisions
striking lack of Judgment and oen IDEAS OF INJURY winch
alcoholic quarresom and ons on dangerous assaults
which in the jail prison
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
A Much Needed Bill

The Waukegan Gazette has this of the bill prohibit
liquor dance halls which pending before the Legis
lature:
AT every session Of the Legislature there presented
bills which might we'll be consigned the basket
the work of reform of the
that deal of the proposed legislation protect the
either freais unconstitutional However, there bill
which will be introduced the Legislature which will bring
credit who enact into law 1t which
will prohibit of liquors halls and skating Kinks
accessible from such places of entertainment
bill supported by the Juvenile Protective Association Of
Chicago every organization especially interested the welfare
Of children
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
The Pony Express Was Dry

One of the picturesque features of life in the great West
that has passed into history, the pony express
The pony boys the hardest of the fronersmen For
hundreds of miles, through daylight and darkness lonely trails
impossible and often beset by and hostile
Indians they rode armed only with revovers and knives carrying
messages ouposts civilization Such dangerous work
nanded only hearts, but clear heads and steady
Consequently the boys forbidden the
liquor.
Every rider says writer in Every Week, received SI25
month and under gamble drink
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
La,p Breakers as La,D Makers

If liquor dealers honest their claim that they
to get rid wbreang Saloons why does Tom Curran Chicago
saoonkeeper leader of the the Illinois House Repre-
sntaye oppose the OF Representative Iuthls bill
vdng prison sentence OF year for bootleggingl
would oppose this bill not the liquor in
behind him. AS knows he the Hi
nois Legislature district in Chicago but the liquor
interests OF Illinois.
Why repeat the liquor interests want to be regarded
law-abding do they oppose this bill?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
Horrors of War, Free Lunch Must Go!

Health Commissioner Higgins OF Joliet that he will
order abohg lunches the saloons of that
The given that he usual free lunch health
The will go course despite the fact that it
from per poison But the free lunch,
which brings nickes till
orsooh, may be prepared along clearly lines
significant Health Commissioner did
this until after the local saoonkep association had decided
discontinue the free lunch.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11

officials in this perhaps other state those which make
the Board of Education of the city of Believille
With the facts aboutt demorazng influence of alcohol upon
youth before Them whe laws of state in the union for
bidding the sale of liquor Minors the Board of Education OF
Beve has repeated the of deliberately voting
sanction the sale liquor their annual school picnic Minis
teachers and joined with other religious forces in
prevent of the board turned deaf
to their appeals.
Robspierre the French revoulon sneerngy remarked
gone fashion here Certainly these words apply
the council chamber of the Belevie Board of Education
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
A Halt Truth That Is Worse Than a Ii

The old saying that half truth than lie is we'll illus
traed by the following paragraph from liquor journal
According latest reports Kansas, bonedy has Is
prisoners in the pentenay than had when drzzng wet
whole would penentiary fed
prison and federal sends prisoners
than other federal prison. because the Kansas penentiary
model OF its kind conserving the health and improving the
morals OF its inmates
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
a Moss Covered Jail

The last number of Every Week picture
Arkansas with and and with the door stand
ing wide open This Jail is in Cave Springs Ark dry and
has had only four and he left the
ing promising take another drink.
After its only Left Every Weeks correspondent,
he Jail back old OF being squirrels happy
hunting ground"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11

issued by the socaed Manufacturers and Dealers
Association adjunct of the Chicago brewers says "hs
citation the discover that the AnSaoon League
myth
Since reading this have pnced ourselves and under the
impression that still are.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
Isn't 1t True?

"Saloonkeepe ex-Alderman Francis OF Chicago
in favor of having the pos-at the North and South
poles.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
God Not in Fashion There

There doubt inefficient and public officials
in Illinois but the opinion that the rcprensible
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
Don't Put the Enemy
In Your Mouth

The striking walters of Bismarck
Gardens, headquarters of the "per-
sonal liberty forces of Chicago, re-
Gently circulated the following
dodger:
Strike Still On
At The
BISMARCK
Garden and Hotel
Don't Drink
HINDENBURG KUEMMEL
Don't Put The Enemy in
Your Mouth"
When a booze holster starts TO tell
the truth about the business. he sure
says something.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1917-05-11
EVENTUALLY A DRY UNITED STATES WHY NOT


Many dsleres being turned into manufactures OF
alcohol for ammunition That the right for the stuff at last
death dealer alcohol has equal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
1as japaniibe lInterbams
8egen ietner Oppofition segen boa
WsiniIteriirm Seraiiti uligel0it-
Ger friibere Tiniiter beg SSnnern
yufio S0afi, einem RorbDeriu5
ausgeiest,

sofio, Syapan, %. San. Ser 9ai'
Ter bQt oas l1nterbaus oes YarlamentS
auigeIoIt. Bel Der groffnung oe5iel.
ben cm Iesten 0ienItag bate iib eint
toIitiihe ariiis eutIpidelt, oerel
Sa4oturiade ole grnennung oes Selo'
mari6aqs @raf Geraud]i gum Rrc'
uier.@iniItcr mar. Gieie Grnenruue
6ilbete IopohI fir Sapun aIs fir baS
Guslanb cine lleberroid)ung uno MIR
Sc bun politiihen 6iihreru 5apails
Iduer fritiiirt. Seralidli gilt ais Ser
tretcr Der rooifaIen MiiIitdr.6uftirr
in 2Sopan, obgIei6 er in elmer Inter
reOung NIT einem @ertreter Der @iio'
ciirten .greiie IN gbreoe iteIte, ouB e
ieine abIidt ict cine aggreiItpe 9olitii
III perfoIgen.
Sofio, %. sSor. guf BEN friibe'
rcu Suiti5nliniiter Dufio Ssafi, osil
;Sii6rer Der fonitttutionellen Rartei.
luurbe, iudbrero er IN einer @eriamm.
lung reSctc, pelde eirtberufen porber1
mar, nm Die @eiiguatiou bes aa6t,
rctts gu ocrlangen, elm Rorooeriud
genIaft.
1lrb Die 9lufIoiltng 6es &epraien'
tantenbaities bat 9sreniier SeraliNi
oer @riIten5 oesielben Elm Gnbe se'
maflt. ebe eg cine Geleocubeit bate,
EN- I1iBtrauenspotum gegen oas hi.
riitsrium ah5ugeben.
SSnfcIgc Der 9lufreGlns, tueld,c
hlir6 ben Moroperiitb oui oen BIb'
rcr Ser fonititiitioreaen 4urtei, Dufi0
GSafi, aenladt ipurSe, mar oas liz.
tcrhaus Der Sd,alplas elmer tltrul.
tii6ien Seene. Eafei6t Srutfai, De,
Siibrer Der notiorolen @artei lettetc
Die 9lnerifie auf oas @tiHiiteriun eiit
iilSem er erfIGrte, oab oosielbe nm
fonltitutiorcu lei. Ger Bremier, lrei.
der iid zines wAbtraueusrctunls 81
JeuGrtigen bate, iagte, er erfreue iIet
,Jes 3,itrmierls Scs !faiiers n1io t0ari
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

Berlin, 25. Sanuar. atuf Srabt'
loiem Wese mad SapoiIs. Die tiir3,
lid erfOlgten Grnennunsen bes ruff.
ftsn aaiTers su mitsIisbsrn bel
S.aatsraibs. fast bic llsberf,e InG,
ri9tsn 2tsentur, fi9ern ben Rsaitio'
rdren etne a6ioIute Waioritdt in bic.
fr aSrperidaft, I.fbfi penn bic Ri'
niiter fi9 Der abftimmuns entboltsr
irIIien. llsSsr bic Wirtuna Der Der,
dnberungsu i'm Staatsratb fust BIZ
lleberfse Ra9ri9tsn 2lsentur:
Der prGfosnt u. 81. aulomfin,
ipurbs ipegen ardntli6t.it Dsrabf6i.,
Ibet. 3. O. SdtiaesIoDitOlD, Der frii'
bre Suftismiuiftsr, Der gum PrGfibeu'
ten bss Rei6sraibs ernannt tpurbe
NOR Der prdiibsnt bss lsst.n ruffifda
monurdiitiiden aonpents unb cine:
Der Siibrer Der partsi Der ehtsn Rui'
fen, bic bierbur9 einsn oirsttsn Gin
flub auf bic Rssisruns .rlunst BAT.
Der DissprGilbent bss Staaisraibs
). ). golubep. tDuroe ubs.i.st, ipsil
sr cine Reiolution sntsessnsenommer
battle, in Der bsrInnst piro, baB BIZ
Rssisrung periu6en io[Is, fib bai
@ertrausn bss @oltes su erperbeH
Sein Raafolger tpurSe %. s. Oeu.'
rid. Der iiG beiOHbsrs burd bic lln4
t.rbriidung Der JreiAsiisn unb priDi'
lssisn Der GiunIdnoer 6erDorsstbar
Fat.
qlus iibrigsu MitsIi.ber bes Staats
ratbs g.bSrtn ben rsGttiondren Bar
..isn an, ,pGhrsnS bisi,nieen. bic ab'
s.fsst fuurbsn, Der RssisruHs opponirt
hattert.
.Sn3niI1en bsi9dfiisi man iia II
Rublano iebr ls61aft nit Der Grage
ob bic 9uma pishsr 5uiammenbsrufsr
iperbsn Dirb. Die ruffiihe intern,
ppliii, bsfinSsi ii5 aussnbIidli4 II
.in.m 3uftanb Oes pOlIftdnSiser
Chaos. Die GtiiieBuns bss 25. Sc
bruars aIs Gag Der @ieoerein6eru,
ftins ipirb BON bislen 9eobadtern nIs
3sifsn bafiir anseie5n, bab bic Dui
ma auf unbsfimmts 3.it Dertast bfe:.
Sen ipirb. iuenn iie ni4t gang uni
sar aus Der inn.rpoIitii@en Struttul
RubIanbs psri4pinbet.
.Rublanbs Gyiftsns itsbi ouf BEN
Gpisls.4 iasi bic .EODOie Dremia1
ipGbrenb bic .Rsi4- erildrt. bdb an,
ipatrioteu barin iibereinfttmmn, bat
bns Waterlaib IN Gefabr III uHS iiG
bic SfanbaIs bGufen."
Die Be,pesuna stsen ben ariea
preift IN ininsr ipeitsrs areiie iibei
ilnb brtft geItssntli4 In bffentliH,
Demcniirotipnsn aus. Dns GtoHbredl
In Der aprppins qsisrsburs sDtsS md
,llnslAssiss oSsis sfsusaof4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
Mngebamfter Heitbtbnm
Son sur grIei6teruns Der arisgs.
laiten 6sransssOssn psroen.
Dies Bat bic cHslifas arbeiterpart,i
in eiHsT RsIoIutiun sinftimmig
berIanst.

IN and sfter, gnslanb, %. San
5n Der Sa5resDeriammlung Der 9lrbe:.
tsrpartsi 1puroe ON 9pnnerItaa ein.
iiinmig cine RsioIution angenummen
oer3ufOIgs augsbdufter Rei1tbum 3ui
Grlsidtsruug Der firanjisllen 8iiroel
oss arisges bsronseSogen !perbsn ioll
SSn Der Refplution ipirb bsrIaHgt, bat
isbes pfunb GterIing ni9t ieIbt,
srpprbsnen Gin.ommsns nit IL
56iIlirssn b.ifeusrt psrosn iul. Ssss
glei9en pirb cine 9eritaatIi9uns bes
9aRtibitens seFDrbsrt. Bel Der Gins
reitung Der ReioIutipn iaste RomIar
Rc9onalD, eiu 9lrbsitsrnlitsIisb osa
lluterbauies, bab bas 2anb nn6 BEN
9risge eiIsrS1ulb BON 4.o00,o00,00C
qfunb StsrIing ssgsniiber itspen pers
be, NIT elmer iGbrli9sn Summe Dor
2Q0,0 100000 gfunS SisrItns fiji:
QmortiiatioH unb 3inisn.
9 o n so a denien erb alt ba 5
Srobfren5.
gcrItn 25. San. lleber 2onSon.
Ger Gaiier @ilbelm bat oem sSelo.
narihaa BON Mndenien Dos 8roB'
freu3 oes Giieraen areliSes oerIieben,
ipie ON 9onneritag offi5ielI angefiin.
bigt puroe. @Ieidseitis itidte Der
Goiier elm Sdreiben an ben Selomur.
ihaQ, in benz er ibn i'm Ramen oes
NaterIanhes fir feline Siegc offentli'
den Ionf ailsoriift.
Ger eil,3ige onoere 2S,ibaber oes
@robtreitaes oes giiernen arell5es I'll
Der 6eIbndridan bon Stnoenburg,
eem Is anl 10. Se5ertber BON BEN
|aaiier @ilbeln psrIieben utroA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

Dffi3isre tperben bon Der s5ront obs
bsrufen, I'm bic poIi5ei gu OrSaniii,
rem.
9is 5ffentli6e Msinung BeftGftigt
iih Dor allen nit bem Prcgramm bee
nsusn neutrality-suspicious. @aIaBins
oeHsn IOfortige @srtogung Der DEMO
als cine geleibigung Der geu6lteruns
IongsIe6sn pirb. 2lut bic IhotIaAe
bab Dsridiebensn Miniitsrn llrIau5
betDillist ipOrben III, Dirb a1gemeir
als perpaatig angeieben.
9as oblolute Reue unb rIeberru'
| li6enbe IN Der fpirren 5lu4t Der grs
fheiuung ift bas Dieberauitauhen
Stiirmers, Der augsniasiulia in eiH
5iisntli4ss slmt seitmusgelt lporben
Liz, I'M dls Rathgsfv- pes MiHiltsrs
Dss auspGrtigsn gu bieHen.
Stiirnier III bnfiir betannt, bnb sr
ba5in arbeitet, bag bic Rssieruns NIT
Der Durha 6anb in Suub gebt nnb ii
Iogar aIs OeutideHirsiHo perlHrisn
getuelen.
gDenn er bies Dirtlt5 no9 hsuts
Isin iolIte, bann III feline Riidfehr in
sinsm Mugenblide, ba ii9 bic Wiostos
uitsr politit in sinsm 3nitanbe Doll.
ftdnoiger annr6is bsfinoet. mot obn,
gebeutuns, ba i. aussHf6einIia mil
Der beporfteheubeu QHtiinbiguug BEG
miniferieIsn Programmes I'm gus
ianlmenbanss feht.
Dos gBieberauftau9en Gtiirmsrs,
Der bu6fidbli9 aas benz Rifts eul'
porastommen 1T, bsitdrit bic Ssruts
te, bab CT Der Radfclser besulIHtrsrs
bes auspdriisen Yooropstp unb baB
bas neue Rabinstt in elmer Weiie re-
fonitruirt perbeu iuIl, baB Der GrBsr'
tie reate syliissI, Der als bic 5ano. DE
bic geitibe iii4rt, anssleben tplro, se'
itGrit piro.
Der StliiFsl gu Der ausenbltdl''
den politiI1sn Gage ioll angeblih IN
slpei sbatiaden gu finben istn: Ssr
3ur piinIht, bab Der ariss tpsttsr
anpausrt unb feline unmiitslbdre llm'
aebuna fiir6iet, odb Der gefiirf,tsts
9iberaltsmus tpisosr auftuuht uRo
itartsr auftau6t uIs ie 5uDor.
SIN asssnpdrtigen afussublids 1T
es nod nift iidsr, Of be a6Santun8
bes 5inarBminifsrs Bar siHe abIoluts
sbatiats lit. gr in iopobt in 2on'
bon als aud IN ben Der. StaatsH
aIs bi. Sauptitiibs Der ruiiiI9eH Gis
nansen ang,i.ben purbsn.
alu6 anbere wliniitsrisfsl fOllsn
i'm Wadeln isin. Gs piro psrii1ert,
oab ssiirit @alabirs bisldHg nod niht
cine Settle aeidrisben bat unb baB er
cine abipliIts pplitii4e Rull III, bic
bsn beporiiebenbeu Sturm taum iiber'
itsben ipiro.
Die llnteriudung Der grmoreung
Rniputins bat cine unernartsts
Densuns senpmmsu, tHiofsrn man
nint imitonbe mar, ben Grobfiritsn
giiiolaisipitfti auf3ufinSeu. Der 9siit
Ralpuiins ldBi iib in allen politilqen
anaelesenbeiten ertsnnen.
SO mar Elm triiber Gag fir be
grleu1tuna Rublaubs, aIs bieIsr
.SeiIige' srmorbet purbe, benn iein
1pb mar nift bon mbiliiten pser
QlnardiFien anssasttsIt ipcrben, fon'
Bern bon Ritgli.Sern Der 5o4artito'
tratie
60 Ianse Der ari.s onoaueti, IN
ben 3sitineen natursemdb niht ge'
tattsi, ibre freis Weinins gu dus
bern.
Das gernsr .aass5latt" abe bHrfs
t. ben Raset-auf ben aOpf pstroffsn
hetth mann e srildtt, bdS tis giots
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26

bes Niniiters gaffour bsutli9 Be-
pelft, baB bos tpubre &riegs5iel eng
lambs, bic S6affuug zines englii4s
ruiIii9en guropas lit, pGhrenO
frantrein uno StalieR blobe Mns
binefel bebut.u.
u ufFdnbe ais GoIgs DO n
Sbeuerung.
g8is Der us6srTee Ra9ri9ten 9(gen>
tur aug GtodbOlm gemsIbst pirb, 6as
ben in TiT9nt NopgOroo ernfte 9tufs
itGnbe inter ben Qrbeitern Itnttgefuns
ben. Die 0ostousr 3eitungen burfs
ten nur tur5s MelsuHssn per 0ffentz
liaen, nab tpsIdeu sablrei6s 9erbafs
tunssn unb 5dusfudunsen untsr ben
aHeea5rigeu ber arbeiter 9etperts
I9ofteH ituttsefunben babsn.
Gefansen senommens ruTifde SOlz
oaten babeu fOIseH6s glngabsn sss
mabt:
~SoIbatsn, pefds fiirsli5 na5 Der
JrOHt Don urluu6 suriidts6rtsn, err
iIdrtsn. bab IabruHgsmittsf unb aIts
meins gsbnrfsortitel srDrbiante prsis
ie tOiien. Gin gsfunb RpggsHbrOt
iOitst 5Dei Rubsl, DessnbrOt bier
9tubel sesen iedsia Beg. a4tsis Sos
psten in GrieSens5citsH. Die grpdb4
nuna Ser 5rieoeHspiinibe beg Ypl<
tss in Brisfsn piro DON Der goIissi
6eitruft. Die SoIbatsn erbaIten in
DisIeu Gduen ibrs a55RuHs in grisfs
mnrteu
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gSetterberidbt.

Sir Sbio uno Snoiana: gh6.
neS &ctter ON 6reitag, FILTER i'm iii6.
liden Sbeil. 9[m Santitog tribes nGr.
meres @etter, mobri6einli9 NIT
lSdnee ODER Hegen.
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Die britii9e 8egierung
3fpingt jeBt bic Sn6a6er auslGnbiT9er
Wert6papiere,
Dtsfs Der Regierung inter oorgef6ries
6sneH gebinsuugsn 5ur @erfiisuns
81 fteqen.
Die freipilligs MpbiliIirung folder
Mert6e mar Elm MiberfoIg.

2onbon, 25. Sanudr. @m Sons
neritng 46enb rpurbe in benz offi3isIlea
Organ dnsetiinbigt, bnb bus S6uss
amt bur6 einen neuen grlaB pes 9e.
beimratbs unter bem 2anbesOertbeibi
sungsgsfeb srmd6ttgt fporben Tei, IT.
genb tpsIde ausldnSiT4e Sefuritdtsr
gu requiriren, beren bic Rssteruns be-
notbist iein Iollte, I'm ibre finansisn'
YOiition gu peritdr,en. unO aud Die
'Snbaber FOLDER SsturitGten gu 3ptHs
gen, i6reu geiiB beim SaaBamt ans
sumeIbeu.
Sn bem @e3simratbsbefsbr nirc
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