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New Britain herald., 1917-04-26

ourselves That is the equality of re- sponsibility and we must learn to as- sume it.
 Alsop Predicts Food Shortage.
 Declaring that the food supply in the world at the present time is hardly enough to last the inhabitants for five months whereas under ordi- nary conditions there Is sufficient available to feed the people for eight cen months. Joseph w. Alsop of Avon, the next speaker, made a plea for the cultivation of every inch of ground. not otherwise in use, during the com- ing summer. He told of the plans that are being made to produce a huge crop in Connecticut and gave an idea as to what is proposed by the Food Conservation commission of which he is a member.
 MT. Alsop declared it Is time the people of the nation wake up to a realization of the situation which con- fronts them as a result of three years of war in Europe and Amerir cans final entry in the struggle. He confined his talk largely to a discus sion of the plans of the National De- fense league for the organizing of the country for war and cited one or two features of the work they arc attempt ing and it's probable bearing on the result of the fight against autocracy.
 He believes that no matter how much of an interest the people take a. shortage next year because of the great hole made in the foodstuffs during two years of war.
 vTho sneokor evn1a ine6 that fha rious states in New England, Connec- ticut included, raise but from fifteen to twenty per cent. of the food which they require. In this state there is about half as much land under cul- tivation as there was fifty years ago, although the population is three times as large as it was then. That is shame" he continued.
 Mr. Alsop called attention to the possibility of the nation placing re- strictions on the foodstuffs to be con- sumed next winter and told his audi tors that they might have to put up with rules such as are operating. in France and England today if the war continues Even if it should end to- morrow, however" he said, there is bound to be a shortage and the people will have to suffer-"
 MT. Alsop cautioned against con- t,nued waste and appealed to all to show their patriotism by submitting to the requirements which will have to be imposed because of the war without murmur.
 "Patriotism.'
 Rev. Irving H. Berg, the final speaker, selected Patriotism as his subject and said in part:
 ''The present crisis in the af1alrs of the world makes 1t exceedingly difficult for the average individual to know his duty, and even if he knows it. to do it. There is a perfect Babel Of voices calling us to enlist not only in the army and navy but in behalf of every fad and fancy which strikes some citizens as a good idea. It IS very encouraging sign that so many people are able to suggest so many
New Britain herald., 1917-04-26

 provide attractive and interesting display. Orders and of Fas
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
The Men of Michigan

TENHERE 2ooe Thryirst regiment yth
A modified Of q
a me 2hoo infanrymou 500
daily Other and Jack are
ready Dcfroi
call The head
staff machine COMPANY sanitary
detachment ll
morning aud duty until
freed for The light
chance he
in
a as o othe
called OF the
The
be clan of
Michigan viii viii
by Uncle sam
until "A
"a
et th' federal he
which includes th In training and
comparable Thirty
in
probably viii
be understood that
and rnnsyn viii get 'h FIRST call beense these states have
complete
Population them This advantage When those
Michigan that the Wolverine
sailed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
ON WARS
SIDELINES
With
iQf'old
Y.
Wilcox

DNHE TRrilS regiment of National Guard nfanry which
n . "A ~
somewhere of the officers have read IN the
a prepared Waco Texas
some OF @ officer have read m later papers that camp has been pre-
Michigan What m"
an h know about Whom The Thirty f Is called TO cntra,h
AN that chcns OF DE
They been told TO
boz
Thirty First could be
and soldiers within
q held
Is no hc % % IS Of
O. q clothing / viii
~ be- ed
This q O b
@
o d s. ne
boon north Dc
the
but that direction the for
jaunts Crawling ward
civilian mind 5 likely question such situation There
breakdown efficiency nasmuch
"a
knowledge There been
NJ questions Their orders merely stand ready 10
The viii be
ready The Thirty First knows mar whom mo van department is ready
discipline
zach an of INC service dependable W with the other
just military doing things
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09

council by Aid Jacob Guthard. ~
struc,ing tho department OF public
works 10 submit estimates for a new
city hall building which would care
FOR Tho municipalities needs for Tie
next 80 years and provide space for
tho county Offices. County Auditor
Gutman declared
We would not place ourselves In
position whore we could be thrown.
out OF The city hall a. soon AS th"
city needed The room We would oc.
cupy
About the onlS plan under which
We would transfer the county Offices
to the civ hall would be under the
terms at % 90 year lease
PERSONAL, ann decidedly IN faV
or col both ihv county and ciiy
offices being housed under one roof.
However. the state law prohibits he
$50 corporations from dividing tae
vpenscg of a new building tfty.fif
ty.t
There IS no doubt that We need
moro space for county officials I'm
i've years We will need court IONS
for j. circuit Judges and uudoubted.
ly eight justice courts"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
WOULD HOLD UP
Kk0KA' TRIAL
Prosecutor Wants Arraign-
ment~Delayed 10 Days-To
BE Decided Thursday.

Wednesday afternoon. less than
TWO hours after the information IN
the two charges against Anthony j
Kloka, alleged defaultng county
mortgage tax clerk. had been filed in
tho recorders court. Assisting Prose
cutor Sid A Erwin appeared before
Judge Connolly with a motion 20
have the Arrangement put over 10
lays IN order TO add new names 20
the information
The judge held he matter in
allowance until Thursday morning
James A Murtha. Kloka's attor.
ney, then told the court be would
appear AZ that time with a motion
20 have his clients bail reduced
from $4,000
Kloka's attorneys "Wednesday aft
ernoon obtained writ 81 rcpleVin
from Miss Marie Olcsewsk Kloka' IS
sweet heart. by the prosecutor short
Is after kloka's arrest
The writ was given Coroner jacob
RothaCher 70 serve Under the law
the coroner will have 10 make per
sonal service on the sheriff tu got
the car. Sheriff Stein viii be out
OF the city until the last of the week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
SOCIETY

The lpsrCarleton Dancing club
VIII give a moonlight. Thursday
evening. on the Putin-Bay
Mrs John : Spiegel who has been
visiting friends in Pittsburgh and
Washington has returned o Detroit
Miss Grace Fisher, OF Ironwood
Mich. is visiting her sister. Mrs D.
\ trecland. West Grand blvd
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H Raynor
and daughter Louise. No. 1875 Yer
montaye. are visiting in Amherst
burg
.
Mrs. N \ Cowlcs is on an east
ern motoring trip and viii visit
Gloucester by-the-Sca. and Baltimore
before returning 10 Detroit
Tho forticth annual reunion Of
the Iapeer County Farmers Picnic
society viii be held Thursday, Aug
Is. at Lake Nipissing
Mrs Frederick clifford Ford has
returned 90 Pointe aux Barques.
IN iIf.f' NIit ~ ~ lulilG wv NNitluFlr
following few days stay in the
city
Miss Grace Riddle is at Lake
George in the Adirondacks. and viii
visit her brother. Cass r Riddle.
In New York, before returning 60
Detroit
%
Mr. and Mrs Clay c Macdonald
who have been az White Lake. near
Montague. Mich. are staying TEN
porarily with Mrs. MacDonald's par
cnis. IN Crosse Pointe
The Past Presidents association,
Ladies of the G.. A. r., will meet
Friday afternoon. in the home OF
Mrs. Anna T. McGrath, N0 ls4
Petcrboro-st,
The a eighth class Of the Cass
elementary summer school has chos
on the national colors. red. white
and blue. for the class colors. and
the motto I'm G9d We Trust" The
officers elected" are President
Charles Cook president. Elsie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
The Matter of Training

TN THIRTY FIRST going
he OF from
4 absolutely
o. ar ~ hey
Texas Northern Michigan
of course these officers of DooS
ON 3t " tr own Iho' have lost something
/,
Nt fu'" 'er command ft ON he border
for ,hc
We on 'he MEXICAN border ne Michigan militia be
& 'an ae lncho villa 70 cover and ranking him Now they
.!h 70 fnh
iohenzr n ~ ribs until B 0obhy.
aW W the we'll
tho Of kal and
at forced
country
Dl'N3a battlefield ilc
open method 40 I
ac Ia
each day and Then m for speed nifty strategy
oufrauktd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
Medical Society Raising War Fund.
Bv Altman.

Mediea Society Raising War Fund.
Every member Of the Michigan
Stale Medical society has been as
sessed s. TO provide a fund for car
ING for members incapacitated in
war service and their dependents.
Mai Andrew p Riddle, president Of
tho society, announces that the
money viii he turned over pro rata
10 tho patriotic committee of each
county medical society When the
fund Is exhausted another 81 assess.
ment viii be made The fund is in
dependent Of the fund to be raised
by the Wayne County Medical so
cicty among us members
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09

sale that is looked forward to by some of Detrots
they that this offers them
world
the cost Of ordinary clothes.
ANY gentleman who has ever worn q HlrSh- WlckVere
will invitation buy tbs
listed below:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
COUNTY FROWNS
ON PROPOSAL FOR
JOINT BUILDING

County auditors declare thoy will
NOT become tenants Of mo city Of
Detroit in be- proposed new city
han
Apropo- OF lhe resolution prescott
ed Tuesday night In the common
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09

Judge Sellers Wednesday morning.
for falling 10 support his wife. The
latter testified she was forced 10
work in a moving picture theat.r 20
earn her living She had her hus-
hand arrested when he took her
clothes and threatened TO do her
bodily harm he wanted her TO go
out in the streets and earn money
tor him. she declared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
Man Held as Former

Manue lie Blanc, No. 176 Baldwin
ave. was arrested Tuesday on the
charge OF passing bogus checks The
WAYNE County and Home Savings
bank cashed two az the checks. one
for $40 and the other for sl5. Both
had been forged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09
FINES HUSBAND
WHO TOULD BE
WHITE SLAYER

Michael Zaig 80 years old. SO 2G9
Cilbertst- who has been married
only few weeks. was fined $50 WITH
he alternative OF a0 da3s In JAIN ty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09

Olinder. secretary Norman Magul-
ski, treasurer. George Hess.
Mr. and Mrs Horace T. Dodge,
Mr. and Mrs John F Dodge, and
Mayor and Mrs oscar Marx are on
a three weeks cruise Of the lakes
in the Horace Dodge Yacht "Noko-
mis-"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-09

The Pennsylvania railroad now
employs more than $500 women
and girls in It's operating depart
ment.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15
Federal Court In Session.

The United States Court for
tho Western District Of Virgin
in III now in session hero, hav-
ing commenced Monday, with
Judge Henry G.. Mcdowell, of
Lynchburg, presiding.
There were about forty cases
of internal revenue violators all
Of whom confessed and rccciv
ed sentences. Among the most
notable of these were Bill
Rnmcy, n moonshiner about
60 years old. who was captured
only II few days ago near the
mouth of Guest River by Depu.
ty Collector q. G.. Palmer and
Deputy Marshall G, y. Cowicn
charged with operating a dis
tillrry. Ramcy plead guilty,
md this being his third ofl'cnsc,
Judge Mcdowell gave him n
sentence OF seven years in the
Federal pnnitentiary at Atlanta,
Ga. Two Jury cases were heard
Monday in which Gilbert Necse
hb'' ANiCH AhNiih, Va blthtllNOll
County, charged with distilling,
were found not guilty. Jimmy
Jones aud Ally Amburgy, Of
Wise County, were fined 5000
ench and sent TO Jail for three
months for removing and con
ccnllng distilled spirits.
AZ the time OF adjournment
Monday the grand jury turned
in 10 true bills. The case of
William V. Mccoy aud Jno. w.
Phipps, who are to be tried at
this term on conspiracy
charge will probably come up
for trial today The defendants
nrr represented by Attorneys
Worrcll and Henry of Roanoke.
There are also about six civil
cases to be heard at this term
and unless some OF these are
continued court will be in scs-
sion here fully two weeks.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

John DeBoard, who lives in
the valley above town was
strnck by falling slate at I'm
boden on last Saturday after
noon, from the effects of which
he died that night. His re-
mains were brought home and
funeral and burial services
were conducted by Rev. j. NJ
Smith on Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

Mrs. NJ. f. Aronhimc, who
has been spending several days
III Roanoke was one of the
guests at Il delightful bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. |. Levin
at Rock ledge Inn, in Roanoke,
Saturday, and Tuesday evening
AT IL bridge party given by Mr..
and Mrs Max Rosenburg.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

MIR. and Mrs. Auburn liam
blen and two children, Camp
bell Slcmp and Anna Vestn
llomblcu, returned last week
from II months visit to relatives
in Kentucky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15
An Interesting Announce
,:,cnt.

A very interesting letter was
received in the Gap Saturday
evening by Mrs. llarwrl, OF
the Rectory, from Chaplain w
j. Alfriend of First Virginia
Infantry stationed at Staunton,
Virginia, q part of which reads
as follows:
Well, Pvc got my red headed
girl all signed up for the future.
Don't1ump when ltell you that
We are to DO married on the
fifth of September, at Grace
Church, News Ferry, Halifnx
County. ut six O'Clock in tho
evening ! suppose that my
friends in tho Gap will be- in.
terestod in hearing that the
preacher is no longer "free and
equal.
Your boy
jeff.
The fortunate young lady re-
ferrcd To in the above letter is
Miss Mary Bcrlhel, of News
Ferry, who has been teaching
in the public school at Dante,
Va, for the past three years
whore she first met Rev. W j
Alfriend, who was the Epis
copnl minister in the Gap. Miss
Bethel has visited in The Gap Il
number of times, the guest of
Mrs. 9. f. Camp.at tho home OF
Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15
SUBSCRIBERS arc earnestly rc.

SUBSCRIBERS arc earnestly re-.
quostcd to observe tho date
printed ON thoir address slips,
which will keep them AT all
limos posted MS to the date
Of the expiration of their sub.
scription. Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save all parties great deal Of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15
Slayer of Policemen Capture,

Henry Wright, the negro who
killed Chas. Flunary aud Chas
Barton policemen, at Osaka
Sunday August 9TH, and cscap-
ed into the mountains with sew
eral people in pursuit, was cap
turcd on tho morning ofAugust
$ IN Whitcsburg, Ky, by a man
by tho name Of Arthur Hail. A
telegram was received here
announcing HIS capture and
Chief Police Nelson Collier, of
Stoncga, went after the, negro
who was brought back aud
placed in jail al Wise, here h e
will be tried ut the October term
OF Wise Circuit Court. Hall
received a reward Of $3.50, oirer-
I'd by the Stonega Coke u Coal
Company. BLOOD hounds were
brought from ST. Paul Sunday
and placed on the trail OF the
negro. They entered n mine
opening but n search Of this re-
vealrd the negro was not there,
bn, had come out aud made for
Black Mountain. The officers
immediately notified all Ken.
lucky towns across the border,
which finally resulted in his
capture.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Wjnston,last Friday evening, n
girl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

The little twoyear old daugh-
10y IA motorcycle, riden by
Shaler Tate, at East Stone Gap
on last Saturday afternoon and
badly cut and bruised, though
not fatally injured. In passing
vehicle the rider faiieJ 10 sac
the little girl. who was stand
ing at the side of the road.
w ANTED:- Printer to do
hand composition on this pa
per. Young nhtn preferred
dustrious. Address he editor,
stating experience aud wages
expected.
-, -,
MISS Nladee " "hcE returned
las' MONDAY 10 h"r nome IN thc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15

The First Officers Training
Camp NJ Fort Niger closed on
August 18th and from the sew
eral thousand young men from
tho Middle Atlantic States who
have been undergoing training
there, Adjutant General Nc.
Cain has chosen among the
men who will form the citizens
officers Of Americas now
army, az Second Lieutenants,
Infantry Sections. Thomas II.
Cochran, Henderson Horsley
and William a Stuart, of Big
Stone Clap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-15
Sunday School Picnic.

The Christian Church Sunday
Schools Of Big Stone Gap aud
Appnlachin will give n picnic
at Highland Park at this place,
Sunday, where q big dinner
will be spread. The classes
will be held at the park, after
which interesting talks will be
made by ministers present.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Gin Il. e. Y. guRsbeer.

Su milttdrifher Srhntng nolI5iebt
ii6 Die Tobiliiierlmg Der RatiouaL
garbe. Wlan fam iebeu, Die Sffisiere
iiub Rannidaffen tabeu mdbreno
hires Hufentbaltes an Der merna'
iiideu @ren5e gelernt. lub. pesbdLb
IoQteu mir Den berth u~nierer Rili3s
truppeu berableseu? Nb9eiebeu bos
bon, bab bas Bacterial, tros aler
Ilarmiiteu, eiu nor5ii9li6es lit, pirb
aud Die Insriiitrns Der Sruppen, ios
baIS lie crit nnueuset lit, allen mober<
neu Nuipriideu senilsen. Die be'
ltebenbeu Rdnsel tnunen ~iiberbaupt
erft beieitigt tperben, lobalb Die Grip,
pen bon Der Buubesresierune iibers
no,r,n,en norOeu limb, nm na6 Den
pcrihiebeneu Bayern i'm Siioen Diris
siert an perbeu. 8te Die Dlilitdr'
beborben erfIdrcu, fpuroen Die jiiolifen
Staateu sefpablt, neil lie I'M 8iuter
pcrbdltuibmdBie peuiser inter 8eseu
leibeu ais Der Toroen. gsN lit eben
ui6ts Ieiftes. cine sroBe IruIee aus
Ni6ts berpor3uruien, ielbit, menu
0clb i'm lleberfluB uorbanbeu lit unb
audi bas uotbi9e &riessmaterial, 10
raid CO uuter ben 8erbdItutTeu sebt,
beifafft merben fam.
Sas pittisiie. bas IN bent neuen
Secr porbnnoen iein mIb. lit Der
8eiit bes i~elbitIoieu Ydtriotismus.
Der burd ShIa4tenSonner unb
Yulperoampf gum Siege fiibren fam.
Wir baben in ben lesten Sasen in
8ublanb seicbeu, fpis Nilionens3 eere
3uiammeubre6eu, neil lie nitt mebr
ipifcn. parum tic fdrpfen iollen.
Sic fiiblen, baB MuBlano iiber9emig
bon Dem Dilute leiner Sobne nersoNen
babe. ouB bic 9eipouucne pulitiihe
Sreibeit unb Die neue Staatsform
pihti9er, unb GROCER ieien, nls bas
Sbieft bes &rieges. Sic pollen Dor
AQem Srieben. ga aber FAM cine,
8ommiiiion u freicm 2anbe uno
peranIabte Die 8icoeraufnabme bes
Samples. Der aufsenommen, nah boz,
iibersebenbem grioIs III baltloie Sluht
ausartet. Gin WoIiSbecr, oas nidt
ueiB. 10 o I ii I eS fdmpft, oper bas
-nidt biaist, fpoiiir es blilten ioa, lit
cine 9ebredDlihe Wafie.
Gieier rniiiihe ball 0eiet Die
Iuisabe, Die u~nicrer BART: bic Nuss
bilbun9 elmer felt bis5ipliniertcn.
irie9Stiidtigcn Waic. Siel miro ba>
bon %abbdnsen, luie Die eriten 9ienits
pflidti9cn %unicrer Solisarmce ausscs
biloet iperbeu. Wcldcr Sienit aber
unieren Rationalsarben beidieoen fem
ipirb, mir boficn, bab JIG ibre Gflidt
ais Gmerifancr tbrn lperoen. 8ir
boffen eel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Central l1errim. - 9maenn- liirrarae.

tbum Der gepolferune, insbeionbcre in
BEN @%robitdbten. lit es burd, Den
Wangel on Yrieitern. lestern fat uns
'mo9lid 9eipprben Der Sueenb cine
grilnolide. ipitematiide, seiitise fpie
materiele Siiriorge ausepeibeu gu
lalien, tpestpe9cn es Die 2aien ais
ibre beiligc Rflift eraften I%oIlten,
tb~atfrdfti9 mit3uipirfen an bicier
bobcn Iufeabe: Ser Rettung uno gcs
i%pabrung Der Su8enb.
p 2ie SrreIisiofitd t
nirrmt aus befannten @riinbcn INNER
mebr iibcrbano. Sauienbe bon @ez
fabren lauernL nm ben @lauben,
lpelucr Der Su9enb inter Wiibe unb
Spfern in .Sdule nno Stride gelebrt
purbe, aus ben Sersen an reiBen. Da
lit Die iflefte aamerabidaft Der
Strnbe unb oft Der itete gerfebr nit
Nitttatbolifen, peldher 5uerit Sns
bifieren5 unb allmdbIig poltdnbise
@~eriaumuns Der religioien Yflittcn
na6 lid 5iebt. 80 lit Der Yool Noom
nit ieinem perberblihen @influiie.
beiicn Srequentierune srobere llebeI
mad iid 5iebt unb niht ielten Den
Wee babnt mad ben Qaiterb6blen nnb
pollitdnbigem Ruine. 90 1T bas
moberne 5bcater. ipo bas Cater our
Sdai eeitclt, mo Der iunae Iann
fiir Gin paar 9ents gintritt erbdlt in
cine Gtn,ospbdrc, ipeld)s Die SeeIe
zines Seiligen ms 8eroerben 3iebeu
piiroe. Sa iinb bic Wopies. ipel6c
ibm gu nod bi0ieerer Rate oieielbe
aoit liefern. ga iinb picIe. beren
bGrslide lImecbuns idon elm llebcl
6ilben, nelhe itetis mitten in @crs
iufun9 unb Siinbe leben.
Der anabe ifou, Der seSipungen lit
in 8ertitdtten. Sabriten ODER Offices
iein Srob al peroienem lit perberbs
lid,en Ginfliiiicn nusseiest. Sriibs
rcife, idIedte Grbeitsaenoiien iuhen
ibnl ieine lluiGulb AL rauben. ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02

NV 4roblcrL bas in ieiner 8roBc
I'M unb 8iHti9icit iciuem anoern
w naditebeu bari, bns BON elmer
nidt uutcrif)dBeuoeu gcoeus
tiing iiir bas tatbolii6e Geben, ia fir
unier. gan5es fdtboliiHes BOLT III. Ioll
in Der nGdjtcn Central s0ereins &ons
peution MS /Snterciie Nuer beans
iprld)en. IS lit bieS Die Su9enbs
i nriprgc. llub iparum mulB
unicr aQcr Snterciic I auf bicies
YrobIem to~n5entriert iein?
Ser amcritaniihe 9un9e untcr>
gebt eiuem Gerdnoerun8s sYro5tlcl"
60 Iast Or. sbomas 9. gater,
Sauptlebrer an Der Come Shule in
Bort Sepoiit, Rarplano. in riuem
@rtitel Der 81. 3. Zines. Seir
.Sport. iast er %ferner, feline Sdule uno
Stuoien limb perid)ieoen o benen
icines eaters geiporocn. @r III piels
leidt mebr seipcdt, bat mcbr Selbits
p~ertraucn. lit better iniormicrt, aber
aud idon friib reif gelporocn. Or
bat mebr @riabrun9 fir iein alter. er
ut mebr be1datttgt lino rdltlos Ses
iporcen unb iein gan5es 8eien lit icst
ipcniger fnabenbait. CT lit cine &reas
tur fir Seritreuungen nno Ter9nii'
aunaen. Sod ob9leih or icet fpeniger
Bon, iii er nift mebr Wnnn 8%eiporeen.
Sic Stunben bes 0urd,ihnitts>
@mericdn 9op's. beionbers bes eitp
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