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Evening star., 1917-02-12
SEES CONCERTED EFFORT
TO PUT UP PRICE OF BREAD
Representative Rainey Suggests
Line of Investigation by the Fed
eral Trade Commission.

Charging a concerted effort to put up
ney of Illinois, in letter today to the
federal trade commission and the De-
partment of Agriculture, which have
been directed by President Wilson to
Investigate the high cost of foods, sug-
gests that certain men be called to
testify as to what they know about the
matter.
These mon are: Paul Schulze, a Chi
cago baker; S. F.. Mcdonald of Mem
phis and ]. NJ. Bell of Chicago. presi-
dent and secretary. respectively, of the
John Lind of Minneapolis, attorney for
the wheat millers, and the editor of
the Modern Miller of Chicago.
Recalls Convention Announcement.
Il suggest calling these men," said
Mr.. Rainey, because at the convention
of the master bakers in Salt Lake City
last August Mr.. Mcdonald announced
a nationwide move would be inaugu-
rated at once both by advertising and
publicity to educate the public to ten
cent loaf Sure enough, the first an
nouncement to that effect was made
by the Schulze Baking Company of
Chicago short time after the con-
vention.'
Mr.. Rainey also charges the bakers
association with maintaining lobby
here to prevent favorable action on the
pending bill to repeal the tax on mixed
-four, which, he says, would open the
bread market to about 60,000,00O bush
els of corn every year.
Evening star., 1917-02-12

Word has been received here that
Robert W. Imbrie. formerly a lawyer of
this city, whose home is at 1901 9 street
northwest, has won honors in the Amer
lean field ambulance service in the Bal
kans. The dispatches received here
state that Mr.. Imbrie has been cited in
orders for devotion and courage in dan
gerous services around Monastir,' with
John w. Monroe of Tuxedo Park, n. Y.
Rodman L. Montgomery of Rhinebeck,
N y; Arthur Bluethenthal of Whining
ton, n c., and Coleman Clark of West
field. y. ].
Mr. Imbrie, who is a graduate of George
Washington University Law School and
who took L postgraduate course at
Yale, started for the battlefields of Eu-
rope, December l, 1915 Shortly after
his arrival he was sent to the front and
has since seen active service in a num-
Der of battles. He also had been cited
for bravery in the battle of Nerdun
where he remained thirty-two consecu-
tive hours under fire.
Mr.. Imbrie is the nephew of Mrs. C. H
Fishbaugh of this city.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
SIX CALLS IN Is MINUTES.
Rapid Work for Firemen Yesterday
Man Hurt BY Jumping.

Six calls for the fire department in
fifteen minutes was yesterdays fire
record. Other fires occurred last night
and this morning, but in no instance
did the damage amount to more than
5000. The most serious fire occurred
last night about $3.50 o'clock in the
stable of Mrs. Mary Mann, 1921 NJ
street, where Harry Brown, colored.
jumped from a window and sprained
his leg. He was taken to Emergency
Hospital.
Sparks from an engine of the Wash
ington Steel and Ordnance Company
yesterday afternoon started a fire in
the rear of houses on Shannon place
between Chicago street and Howard
road. Fences were damaged to the
arount of $50.
Hot ashes were responsible for $50
damage to sheds in the rear of 10 and
2t Conduit road yesterday afternoon.
Morris Levy occupied house No. 10 and
the other was occupied by James But
ler.
A blaze in the house of Walter
Wright, 1244 I'd street southeast, this
morning about o'clock did damage
amounting to $40. and similar damage
was done on the premises of Samuel
Payne, 30441a X street, yesterday.
Other calls were for brush and Chin
ney fires, which did no damage.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
EFFORTS MADE TO BLOW UP
THE CATSKILL AQUEDUCT
Military Authorities Say Two At
tempts Were Made in West
chester County, Ny.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February Il. = The
Herald says today:
Two daring attempts. declared by Mill
tary authorities to be part of an organ
lied plot, were made to blow up Cats
kill aqueduct at places just outside of
Pleasantville, In Westchester county
one a short time before midnight on
Saturday and the other few minutes
after 1 o'clock yesterday morning.
The second attempt was frustrated
by a soldier of Company l., 1st Regi-
ment, National Guard, who fired two
shots at the plotters as they escaped
in high-powered automobile after he
had found them dragging a heavy suit
case up over the ice-coated hill that
forms the approach to a small meter
house where the water supply level is
changed
Evening star., 1917-02-12

occurs the story of the man with the
devils, the woman with the incurable
disease. and the daughter of Jairus.
who was dead. and was brought back
to life again by Jesus.
'"The first of these people," declared
the evangelist. I'VE would have sent
to the insane asylum. the second to
the hospital and the third to the grave.
But not so with the Great Physician"
In this connection he averred that
the woman in the text had tried many
physicians without help. Then he de-
clared, "and some of you women have
been trying about everything. You've
tramped to every church and revival
you could hear of until most of your
religion is in your heels. If preaching
could have saved you. you'd have been
saved forty times. What you need is
not these meetings, or the choir or the
minister, but Jesus the Great Physician.
He has never lost casei
Evening star., 1917-02-12

Stricken as she alighted from street
car in Baltimore, Mrs. Maggie Biggers
died a few minutes later.
Evening star., 1917-02-12

Federation Of New York city: Miss
Nina E. Allender of the local peace or
ganization, and Mrs. Benton MacKaye.
The speakers declared that the peace
advocates are as much behind the Pres
ident as those who would have war:
that their support was real construc-
tive effort for solving present problems
by promoting peace. Maj. Harllee
urged democratiZation of the United
States Army to the end of encouraging
more enlistments and better chances
for real advancement for the men in
the ranks
Tonight the peace advocates are to
Church. mere Representative Gallo
way of Texas will be one of the speak
ers.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
PERSONAL DEVIL ABROAD
IN WASHINGTON, HE SAYS
Evangelist Gypsy Smith, Jr., De-
clares Only Jesus Saves City From
Becoming a He'll.

Declaring that some people do not be-
lieve in personal devil. Evangelist
Gypsy Smith, jr., in his sermon in the
tabernacle last night asked one oues-
ton: "Then who is carrying on his work
In Washington?''
If you say there is no devil he de-
clared, then 1 say that you have never
tried to live according to the Bible
for twentyfour hours
The evangelist, who was addressing an
audience which taxed the capacity of the
big building. turned for a moment and
asserted THE devil would turn this
city into a universal hell if he could
have his way.
But l am here" he continued. ito
tell you that whatever devil possesses
your life Christ is still Lord over devils
and can give you the victory over them
don't care if you are the worst man in
this city, Jesus can cure you"
Evangelist Smith took for his text
the fifth chapter of ST. Mark, "the
chapter of the incurables," in which
Evening star., 1917-02-12

ChiTOnicr. S19.5-Plain design
Highly Polished Mahogany We
has two top drawers. swelIed front.
4 large drawers, with wood pulls.
Size top, 32x21. Size mirror. c0NlG;
S19.75.
Pnlais RoynI-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
Says Plot Would Have Failed.

An engineer who was employed in
the construction work on the aqueduct
in the vicinity at which the attempt to
destroy it was made declared that even
if the plotters had succeeded in reach
ing the meter house they would not
have been able to inflict any material
damage. He said the metal door in
the structure was especially heavy and
that the stone structure would have
withstood the power of more dyna-
mite than the men could have carried
in suit case. Even if they had en-
tered the building, he declared, they
probably would not have been able to
completely destroy the heavy meter.
John +. Calvin, a member of the
board of water supply, said last night
that while destruction of the Pleasant
vile meter house would have crippled
the whole Catskin water supply sys-
tenn north of that place. New York city
would not have suffered for want of
water. Just below the meter house on
which the attempt was made is the
huge kensico reservoir of the aque
duct system. in which are stored 3S.-
00,000.000 gallons of water. That is
enough water. Mr.. Calvin said. to sup
ply the city for two and half months
Evening star., 1917-02-12

Dresser. S.I.1J-This Plain De
sign Highly Polished Dresser,
Mahogany Nrneered Dresser on
brentwood. like cut, with two
top drawers. SWeiled frcnt and
two large drawers; has wood pulls.
Size top. 4ox2l. Bevcl mirror, 2SA22.
Sale price, S21.75.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
FAVOR WAR REFERENDUM.
Advocated by Speakers at Woman
Peace Party Mass Meeting.

A nationwide referendum should de-
telmine whether the United States is
to engage in war, in the belief of
speakers at a mass meeting under the
auspices of the Washington Branch of
the Woman's Peace Party. which was
held yesterday afternoon at the New
Ebbitt Hotel. They included Maj. w.
C. Harllee. u. S. NJ c.: Rebecca Shelley.
field secretary of the Emergency Peace
Evening star., 1917-02-12
Table and
Bed Linens
Special for Tuesday.

!S-inch Inc. 1S-inch Fl eavy
Closely woven NJ e y e
SOft-Finish Ner- Bleached Damask
cerized Bleached Napkins. hemmed
Il "a bic Dnmask, ready for use; 81
:i9c. dOx.
,O-ip Fine Irish 7O-in. All Pure
Linen Deft Bleach Linen h
ed Table D0makk B1eached Table
excellent patterns. Damnsk; big val
Napkins to match. ue' SI.@1 I'd.
81 yd.
s2x9O Bleached
7.xAO RJcached Cotton Sheets
Cotton Sheets Reinforced CEN
Welded seams: ex- ters: no dressing.
celIent yaIue Each, 44c.
Each, 39c. S,xoo ...
Sfx9O Bleached sheets Well
PeGuOt Sheets known brand: fine,
Best made; beau closely woven cot
tiful. soft finish, ton. Each. 8Oc.
no dressing. Each, No phone or C.
81. O. ID. orders.
Pn1afs ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1917-02-12
Mai. G. R. Sans Incurs Dismissal.

Maj. George r. Sans of the I'd Ken
tucky Infantry was convicted by gem
eral court-martia1. convened at FL Paso,
Tex. of charges of conduct unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman and of con-
duct to the prejudice of good order and
discipline and sentenced to be
dismissed. The sentence was confirmed ID
by the President, and the War Depart
ment announces that Maj Sans ceases
to be an officer from today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
Oebmrtem.

Sibn.D uno MADELINE Siridsr, AL
5oreit a9enus; anax.
Gtorse unp CLARA 5trbiireit, 1si3i;
anab<n, 3lpilliHss.
James uub lilIian aea. 2Ol
Gaitern apenis; anabt.
Jobn uno ailis parhmdu, 7h9
Gpportb 2lOenus; WdDden.
Wolier uHb Dlarp aItinirnith, oo3
Dsit 6. Sirabe; MGbdjen.
gjeier uno 5bertis ShiTmd. $50
Carr StraBs; annbe.
Qouis unb Rord S4miit. 1925
5arriion @bsnu.; MdbdeH.
eouis unb Narsdrtt SungtuEs;
75o Straight Gtrabs; anabt.
BiIliam unb E0fa 9upsr. 3472
SpriHa ebrops 2lpenus; anabs.
6rsberid nnb Wldpme SHnfipsr,
29l6 MarpIanb 4psnils; anabe.
Bernard nrb Clara yufs, 1i33
9omsiibe 4Dsnus; Mdoden.
pbilIip une auna Dorm, 131 4t't
8. Strabt; MGbHtn.
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Gum Scftem Der SpiSaten.
@robartiaer ga5ar Der fatbOliidjen
G 0ramen mn IlithuldJ.

am gsitipO6 fiubst in Der Go.aIa'
bia ,Saas an gBOObburn aiptnus nno
aJiclJiillan Strabe Elm Srobarti5tr
sa,ar gum gsrH Der sOlbaisn lial',
Der unt,r ben auipi3isn Der loialsa
gbtkiluns Der aatbOlii4sn Haiipna!'
liza fir JrareniDsrt DOr ii4 gsbi. 1ss
Grl5s BIS ga,ars piic rem Gr5oiid q
qRSlsr Sur @srfiisuns g.itelli, Der sit
9elber burd bic tdtbolif6en armees
iaplans ibrsn 3ipedeu sufiitrsn lpire.
Di, iaiboliidlsn pfarriau!sn failsr
am Nlittwod giahmtitds aIs, I'm rti'
Rinbtru @sIss.nhsit gu sebsn, nit its
rem aRssbSrieen ben Yaaar 81 bsir'
den. Jrau Jrso. Wladtnteps it Uor'
iissrin bss allsemeintH arrangements
aommiiises unb Jrau g.aamp Sicr.-
itsbi an Der Spite beg empfanssaus'
ihuiiss.
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&aiiemfiubr srhdIfsn bon ben aus
yGamsp ?ap" seipenoetsa
Sihiofriteu.

SlIIia ScmpiIins. Gin sfino irt
Geutidcn sIllseu..iu yrU.eitaiuliheit
ssaiienbnnss Ut alIsenidcinlial riA't
aiii oen aopf geiaIlen. s[lie iibrieeit
siinccr aug idmmtlifcn Ntaiierrn-
'tnitsn idm'oren ouraui, oab Sulia
eos seifcinieitc NaSsl III ,oas ireit
lino brett 5il finben III, NIB ipenu crit
einInal ons na0cirrine Trailen!iiriiH-
rcd I eiItgeiiibrt lit im0 Sul!n fiir eii
slnit ,,IdiIft", 6onn iucrbcn Die 3iItiigf.
tigen Suifrn9cftcn lid; ihrcr iradtrlI
Gbat geiui5 e-innern mo iid) an osr
@lhlurnc baufbcr l.ipei;er.
!lnS oas fam 20: s,ilIa SewriI:Tg
hatte pernommen. bnf moI IL. aaiuen
2ante einen ..Gnnop Ine" ilntg oasm
eriim6cn, I'm DER COMMUNICATIVE an
hcr aancmrincn proiperitat ihrcn ai,.
tbeil al peridaifem. gser eeio hot,
fault an piciem teitiImInen Jpee nod,
nichr GanSp oils JOINT. Aler aber feilr
@cIo hat, !auit OIL oideHi Saee 10
penig 0onbp fuie oil ali ocii inoerit
3anen i'm Snbr gu leftcren ulalls
aehSren SIC sgaiirriinoer. TariiI
fint iib ale @aiienbdiier aleidi.
!ssltIia Sen,piIing tpeit ooS. Sie psi'l
aiid,, bag 9anSp out idnIedt, "
mill es iljr Hitt IN Den aopf iuorimI
oie @aiienfinoer n:1t alsd) lbren
Gnnoptaa babcn iolltcn. &c perfiri
aitf rds redjtc 9glttcI. gelt ssniier'
nnier s5errn @rano lies 'ie iifh ell'cn
,pricfbogen gcben. haralii sfrieb T.
cfncn g3riei nno bciorafc i'm mt
s,il'e elmer 3,rpieentmarte, Die ~
burd cpfsrn.ig 'trer gln5en irf;'
idlcn Snbe efitdnS,
Ger griei mar Gil Dos Gdtoptag'
Qrmmittee Ger SnnoeIsfdiriiner g.
rid'ict uaS ssnIia Bat init oenri,lben
rinen drogartiacn Grtola erIieIi. BERN
$500 gfunS 9nnSu ioam am Ginor
ina inter sic SinSer Der bieiiaen
yaoiienaniIaItem pertheilt iperoeu Eas
tnt syliIia, g'rici III saelc Jctrnff
mrrin ile u.,ipraf. ri, II; ::''p o!le
bic onNcrir ainscr bis sum Sohres
Id,liri, bran unS ariis icin ipfroc !.
,poiern mru outl iIncil ron ocii:
Gcnep ididc, Der ain 6 Ssioter. f.in
eonsntaa, pertbciIt rpcroe. Ger 9riff
Iao rem aommittee in ieiner ge"riacn
,,, ,r ,;uS fouS Sia "ripinrts
GrIeSiaung. sirberoem n'rs yl'a
acrnpfling eiu artises gnroriidre'.
ben crhaIicn srs IN enr' glf elae
Grtrn. sScdtcl Der terriitNt'n Oh
fiefeitea
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S1iiltr. bic nifis BON ben GrnIt ess
aebens berIiebcn. ipahIfn nit !per.
iiannten leihttn Joder, bic ieinc ysis
itise 0issiplin bisten. Wir ipcrosn gu
bcm alien Sbitsm auriidtehrsn miiiien.
unter pslHsm bic S6iiIer sejpung.u
paren, bic benz prin5ip Der bats
mpnii6en gntpidluns bisnenosn
Stubien 5u bstreiben. 9as 1T lpobl
Der Sinn Der 6oroeruns bss prGiis
benten, bab bic Sdulituhien bertitfl
iperben miifen. Die Sdiilcr ipIIen
srinolih lernen unb 9llIes. ipas lie
btfdbist, fid i'm prattuaen 2ebsn su
bepGbren.
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1ie GolSihdte pOn GaIifOr.
nieH.

Sn Der iuIiforniidn @OlomiHsHins
tuftrie 1T cine psrioos bes Stins
fldHbs gu Dsrsei9nsn, ME bon Gbarlss
@. gale pom uniite Staiss 9eolo1is
rornl Surpsp bss departments bes
Snneru feifaefslt ntro. or bsrifist,
baB bic Miin,s in Gun GrantiscO, fOs
ipie S4meI3sr uno RaFfineure in ben
sfften fiinf Monnisu bi.iss Sobrss
niat mebr Cob ilHS Silbsr bntten
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Wsn atpiTItr Seite Ipirb

Nsn sepifttr Ssite iritb
bic GrIi9t rsr6tifsi. bob bic isbiaen
Strafssiese sse,n gtufuteesIuns pcn
SoIbaten unb getdmpfuns Der Iuss
be6una cine sans untrborte inb unetz
rehtiete 9eihrantiina Der orelbeiten
Oes amsriianiioen YOltss Doritsllsn.
Solde 9sisss iinb in alien srOBsu
arieaen Der Ser. Staateu erlaIsn
porbsn. 9incpln ift barin bepeut:no
iueiter sssanssn. inbem er fraft ieiner
Autoritdt ais oberiter sriegsberr cine
gIrotIamatiOn erlieb, msl9e Iol9e
Aufpieselunsen ben WiiIitareeri1ten
CUR @burtbei!uns iibertpies. Gs 1T sin
SrunbiaB 70 alt. pie bic @.lt, bab i'm
ariese unbsres Re4t gilt. pis i'm
Srieben uno bab alles bel Settle ges
idoben tpirS, mas Der &rie9sfiibrllrs
i'm Meee itsht. Wenn. trle
bas seidebtn 1T, barssIest pirp, bdb
Der ariss bic 8erfafiuns niht oufs
bebt, 70 lit bdran gu erinnsru, baB bic
9erfuifung tbatid6Iid bic @olImadJt
ertbeilt, bieIe auFbebuns gu beperts
lteuigen, tnbsm bsm Sonsreb oas
Redt ertbsilt ipirb, bas Subeas srr'
pus @sieB BEL Seite gu f.llen, fucs
ben 9ebOrben seitattet. bas 8risesre4t
iber bic sanae Ratipn ausSuosbueu.
9as 1T DON 8islsn niat beoAtet NOR
ben unb bieie baben iib Duburh in
zine unansenebme Gage se6radt.
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Sienitaa. ben 2. Eftober 1917.

8ie mir aus Reip yorter Set
tuneen srIsbeu, pirD bort in ben sle'
mentarIaulsn llutsrri6t in Der tta'
lienti6eu Spru9e ertbeiIt. 0as &C.
i9iebt, I'm ben italienii4en &lnoerI1
bic Spra9s bieies 2anbes 5a5ufilbreH
unb aud aus benz pdbasOgli9sn
@runbe, Oab Spra4itubtum eine r,its
tias 9eiItesi6uns 1T. Die sroBs Sail
Don Stalisnsrn in Netp gor. bat CUR
SyoIgs, oaB man ibnen Dieits 3uss
ttanbnib nla9t. 9enau bisieIben gss
ipessriinbe Ipre6sn fir ben bsuti6:.I
unterri9t in ben 8oltsi6rIen. gSo
pieIe OeutIbe auidiiig iinb, ioate ma1
ben @ltern uno SinoerH oas 3ussS
itdnbniB MAIDEN, bab in ihrer Spras
DIE rnterri9t ertbeilt tpirb.
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@bparb M. Scnfe, Der
Jreuno unb gerather bes 9rdiiosntsn,
bat bon bieiem ben auftra3 erbals:n,
Die Jrasen gu ftubiren, bi. auf Der
6rtebenszaonferen5 Sur GrfpatllrS
fommen perben. Sds bat pielrfeits
5u Der 9lnii9t sefiihrt, bub bas EN-
s3eiden sines naben 5rieoens lei, r7os
Bel ips5iea auf Sic 9lnttport oes prds
iibentsn an ben Papit bingepi'ier
fpurbe. Gol. 9oufe 3srftOrt oieie
Sbeorie nit Der Grfldrun5, fab Ct
minbeitens Elm Sabr bruuGcu tperbs,
Inn feline aufgab. gu erfiillen. mas eis
nen balbissn 5rieben dusf6liebt. Gin
folder 1T unter teinen oentbaren llm'
itGrben au ertparten. Nu5oem bas
S4pert se8ogeu tporben 1T, itedt ran
es ni6t in bic S6eibe, bis bas 3iel
errei9t 1T unb mas fpe5ieu Ooritpebt,
lit bic @rpartuns, bur6 einc trGftigs
SHenitbe i'm nGditen 5riibia6r, RE
cn alien 6ronten gefiibrt irerben foI
uub BEL ipel6er Elm grobes lmeritdniz
f9es 5eer mitfpirten tpirb, ben Sics
u6er ben 9esnsr gu erriugen.
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aIsebemaItger er5te9sr

als sbemaItger Gr5te9er
BON geruf bat Der PrGiibsnt troB GG:r
Sriessiorsen bic Sdulen niat
Dergeiien. IS 1T iosar pabri4einliG,
OaB Der &rieg Jpn nod mebr, d5 es
obHebin Der 5aa mar, auf tie Toth'
Denoigteit eines guten Sdulpeisns
btngelentt bet, benn mObetR &riegs
DerDen niht bios nit pbpiiibeH 0ais
fen, fpuDern nod mebr nit eeiit;5eG
Daffen sefiibrt. Gu ssbiloetsr Sffi-
3ier Tam unenoli4 mebr- IsilteH, dls
elmer, Der iid gerabe bios auf ods
Waffenbanoipert peritebt uab iH;epls
seute Splboten Iinb ui9t minber nptGs
peubig, tbatia6Iid IaHen ii9 p;e.t
Qufguben, bic Der mooerne Srieg itrat,
niht pbne SoloateH Don JeipedteA
0etit, pie i'm nur bic S9uIe III
entDifelu Derula9, erfiilleE. q5er
benz prdiibenteu i4pe6tsn ni9i blos
bic 9lnforberungen Dor, bic Ger Grieg
iteut, fOnOsrn in nod bObercm Vlcbt
oentt er unb nit DolIem Rec1t all bic
3eit nab bem ariegs. So5alb bisier
beenoet 1T, peroen unb miihsn nlle
RationsH ii9 bemiiben, bic Bu7orn,
bic Der aries sef6lagen bat, gu 5ei!en
unD bierin fperoen bic S6ulen bds
meifte gu leiitsu baben. @5ir .parc1
bisber i'm Rndtbeil, neil uHiers SdHss
tpirtbi4aft, rrie aud uniers Snbuirfte
ni6t nit Dem n0tbigeH tpiHeni9oftlis
den Qppurat ausgeitdttet paren, ri
bic GrtrGes oes aders perboppelt NIB
Oeroreifa9t unb Der allein Die sSnSus
itrien befdbigt, ben Netttampf 81 tes
lteben, in tpeldem bic 8erringerung Ser
loerttelungstolten bic pthtigfte Roll:
ipieIt. 9ieien apparat t6nHen 1Hr
tuuDiae RGnner beoisnsn uno Die
sduIe mug bic bier5u HOtb:ss Inter
Deiiung lieferu. Die Bel ms 6islsr
'ertretene anfduuuns, bag tis 9raris
Iasin pOu Wertb lit, wirb ourh 91s
oeoba6tuHg eines Sabrsebnis pioer.
jegt, oab bic 2duber, tDel6e IN be,
56ulbiIouHs an b0tJften 'isben, 1u4
n Der SHbuitrie ods bsbeutsnbite ieis
ten. aber mir iinD Der anr9t, bag
ne S4uIsn niernuls ben grpartungcn
,ntfprsden tperben, 70 Iange bas En-
tenn Der freien Dabl Der SiuDienfis
her, Dis es in ben 9o6i9ulen sias
Isfiihr. porSsu if, bsfsbt. Gisl
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s,om s,atsr rntiaSr,?

1Die osr pDIisei ssftrn aerntIDtt
purte. III Der f;lnf Sabre ait, gimtr
Robes, iudbrsne sr Dor Der Wrbnine
feines grcBpnisrs Gsorss g2uegsr.
RO. 673l Dome Giip 9IpsHus, FpieIte,
bon eirem Wlanns sntfiibrt lrorbtn.
Die GItern bss aHabsu bntisn ii4 Dor
.einiasr 2eit getrsHnt unp ts miro an,
senommsn, pub Der siseus gaisr bts
gntfiibrsr mar.
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Oie 9uHbes feueru g VII
1T, na9bem lie, ipie bic @erfahuug es
porf9reibt, erit Dom Suuie pahirt
purbe, Dpm Senat bebeutenb perdni
bert unb aud bebeutenb perbeT.ri
Dorben. Der sessn bic Suusbia er,
bobene @ortpurf bab iie Die groben
8ermDssn niht gsniisenb fart beran'
5iebt, IdBt iid iebt ntdt msbr erbes
ben. Wsnn upu Gntommen, Die i5er
eine Ulilion bstrassu, 30 proseat
an bic Resieruns absebn miiilen, 70
pirb bas MIR Don Seuen fir ungenii'
genb ertldrt iDerben, tpelfe Der 4niiht
iinb, bab cine MirtbI9aftsorouu1s,
ipeI9e iiberbaupt gintiinfte ernt0sItdt,
febIerbaft 1T, aber bas finb bios 2beas
rien, bic teinen prattiI4en Mertb bes
iiben. Sn ge5us auf bic prufititeucru
fsblsn nod bic nGberen Ginsslbeitsu.
8etanntIih bahn bieie bic lebhaftsIis
Debate i'm &pngreB peranluBt. Sis
cine Gette perlangte cine iebr tief eina
ibneibenbe Steuer auf ben 9rofit, bic
anbere Seite betGmpfte bas unter DIR
2lnsabe, Oab cine 9erni4tung ess
profits cine 9erni9tuns Der Snfn,
itrtn sur Solse baben ipiirbe. Iis
aus ben Hlangelbaften 8eridten gu
i4Inbsn 1T, bat Der &onsreb bisfs
Steuer mdbis ansefeBt. mas cine iu:i.
tere SteuerquelIs often ldBt. falIs ;osis
tere ginndbmen bef9offt lperpsn miiIz
fen. Sas srobs publitum tpirD Die
Steuern nidt iouberIi9 empfinceu.
ou bic absuben auf &affee, 3uder nnb
5bee geftrihsr fporben iinb. Der 9sis
tras bieisr alaFe beitebt bauptiGdl.1
IN Der GrbObune bes portos iiir 9riefs
unb 9oittdrten unb in einel Sieusr
iiir ginIdbtarten gu Sbsaisrn un9
lBdnoeIbilbern. Ginsn unertrdeliGen
Steuerorut tann man baber Ders Bes
'eBe ni9t naafasen. 9iei:nigen, RE
'ieI boben, t0nnen bic linen Su9,fpis.
'enen 2uiten ertragen unb Siejsnigsu,
Die lpenis babeu, iiub in febr geriHgsm
UeaBe in aniprud genommsn uoroeH.
Die lObIits 2ibii6t, ben arm;n mann
u i6pnen, III unoertennbar.
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Die guabes Reg;eruu9
pirb cine lIuteriu9ung bariiber Dsr=
dN1talten, Oh eine YerfdipOrung Ssi@
tens Der RI4bGnbler bebIfs grbos
buns Dss Yreiies fir ibre Naars iii
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ben ben 9erba9t erregt, OaB bic be-
itanbige YreiserbObune nitt burd) rem
.3pang Der 9erbdltniiie erFClgt, icrs
bern burd gemeiniame @erubreOung,
mas gesen bos 5ruitgefss perit0bt
Disism gemiiben lit Der bette Grfola
gu piinideu, in Der DeiIs, Dab fails
cine unseiebli9e 8erI6p6rung pors
lieet, fie seiprengt ptrb, benn Dtil6
lit ieBt, no ale Gettpaaren bur9 bic
JtotbDenoigteit beg Grports rad GG,
ropa 10 tbeuer limb, gum lpthtigitsr
ytabruHgsmIttel setDoroeu. 6ir Sin.
Der i'm 8arten 4Iter 1T lie uusnt6etrs
lid. Oieie fiHo oem Sis6tbum uno
fogar Dem Spoe ausgeIeBt, tpeun ihnen
otele Rabrung our6 cine urgebiiDriic9e
5beuerung eHt8oaen Dirb. i5ii- Or
Duhfene 1T iie taum miH6er iolftig,
bd bic WtiId bus einaiss @rIaBrri.tsI
fur Jett lit, bas aug ben aEesfii1rten
9uunoen fir bic unbemittsl!en &tqiz
fen ni6t sri6piusGid 1T.