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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
LOOK TO THE FUTURE

While rejoicing over extraordinary prosperity which has
come to country result the III Europe the people Oh
the United States overlook the fact that the money which
has come readily and likely will depart
with astounding rapdty
Owners idle capital always in search for the most proms
ing places for investment close of the this country viii
be the richest nation world and will the largest amo
of LIQUID capital With the end and with orders dis
continued the capital ow engaged the production Of commod
needed BY the nations at war; will seek lines Of activity The
important problem for the of the United States is whether
capital will continue be employed in this country or will be
enterprise
Experience shown that Of production OF manuiau
commodities is very materially less in European and Asac COUNT ~
than this The tendency Of capital will be 60 where 1t can %
most proftay employed years have the Sn
Sewing Machine Company establish factories Scotland the &c
Motor Company erecting factories Canada the Swift Packing Co
pany establish abaores in Argentina Iowa capitalists operat
driving plants in China and other American capitalists seek
opportunities foreign investment Some of the products OF
Establishments thus operated will be shipped from those foreign COZ
tries sold the United States the paid therefor being
abroad be expended for and materials foreign cou
tries.
of American capital other cotn
be prevented Neither such movement undesirable
provided the capital be employed industrial enterprises tta
compete with establishments We and should however
insure the largest possible opportunity for active investment
capital home by restoring and maintaining protective
tariff which will give the American producer advantage IN the
least commensurate with the increased
productions and also give the American producer the advn
tage export which will result from decreased unit cost OF
production incident the increased quantity of production
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
$500, 600 SOUGHT FOR FEDERAL
INVESTIGATION OF FOOD
PRICES

Washington, February 12-Approval
o. 100000 appropriation will be
asked of President Wilson by the Fed
eral Trade Commission and the De-
partment of Agriculture for the food
price investigation they are about to
start at his direction. The inquiry
will be begun as soon as the money is
available and plan of organization is
worked out. 1t will 60 deeply into
charges of price manipulation and re-
straint of trade in violation of the
antitrust laws. At least six months
will be required, it was said today, be-
fore any sort of report can be made
and year is the estimate of the
period necessary for complete in
quiry.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
CAMP FIRES OF VILLA TROOPS
FLARE ACROSS AMERI.
CAN LINE

Columbus, N. NJ, February 12-Villa
troops camped tonight within cannon
range Of American territory, their
camp fires at Palomas, six miles south
of the border, being visible to Ameri-
can soldiers patrolling the interna-
tional lines below here. Cowboys re-
ported there were thirty armed and
mounted men in the band, which pro-
badly was the one which yesterday
occupied Twin Windmills. When
American military officers learned of
the presence Of the bandits near the
border, cavalry was sent to reinforce
the patrol with orders to be unusual
ly vigilant. Refugees arriving from
the interior said Jose Ynez Salazar
last Thursday occupied Ascension
where he obtained thirty-fOur re-
Cruits.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
WARNING AGAINST PATERNALISM

When patriotism deeply stirred and national dangers
mpend ambition has greatest opportunities and liberty most
danger When all the thoughts of the people concentrated
dangers without they sight of dangers from within With
any way minimizing the Importance aroused patriotism
words caution necessary order to guard against
which a menace to popular government
In days when there talk of probable there
especially those high official position who suggest that the
take the ownership operation of various private ent
prises with which government would have deal in
should Undoubtedly many of these suggestions prompt
by high motives Men in position power ater the
selves that however lacking they be in business experience yet
the heads of government departments bureaus they have
miraculous process acquired superior ability the managm
Of great industrial With judgment distorted and wi Il
vision extending only immediate problems they would plunge M
governments into undertakings with little regard for future
quences.
Unless the popular voice a restraining influence it
evident that outbreak of would plunge this country into
toward government ownership this country into
toward ownership which cessation Of could
for had been discharged would find government
vice vast OF civil employees under the command Of the
tive departments and yielding power which only
constant effort of the rest of the people could hold control We
would find the in competition with private enrpris
necessarily to the disadvantage of private enterprise We
find the people of the country looking the supply
their needs We would find individual initiative discouraged
progress greatly retarted
Unless these results desired the American people should
ter protest step the direction
ment ownership of enterprises absolutely necessary the
else OF the essential functions of government.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
SENATE DEBATES POSTAGE
RATES

Washington, February 12-Severa
hours of debate today on the pro-
visions in the postofIlce appropriation
bill to increase the rates on second
class mail, including newspapers and
magazines, and to reduce 10 cent
the rate Of drop letters, failed to bring
the Senate to a vote on the motion of
Senator Bryan to suspend the rule
against legislation on an appropria-
ton bill.
Suspension of the rules requires a
two-third vote, but friends Of the
amendment expected to rally enough
support to do it, their hope being
based largely on the known desire of
some Senators to have an opportunity
to vote separately on the various
hanges proposed.
Senator Bryan, for the Postoffice
Committee, said the increase would
mean only about 100000 next year
in added revenue from the newspapers
and magazines, and insisted 1t WAS
unfair that the Government continue
to give what he called an enormous
subsidy" to the newspapers and maya
zines and not reduce the cost of letter
postage, which now furnishes about
three-fourths of the postal revenues.
Senator Hoke Smith declared his
information showed that II does not
cost the Government much, If any,
more than cent per pound to carry
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
There Is more catarrh in this Sec

There ls more Catarrh In this sec
ton OF the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years doctors pronounced 1t to be
incurable. For great many years
doctors pronounced 1t local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurable
Science has proven Catarrh to be q
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls CatarTh Cure, manufactured by
F ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. 1t Is taken internally. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case It
falls to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
IN tlull
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14

newspapers, and that the cost of ie-
livering and handling at the points OF
origin is practically nothing COM
pared with the cost of similar service
for magazines.
Senator Oliver, a newspaper pub
Usher, indicated he would not vote on
the proposal, but said he thought the
rate on second-class matter should be
raised, though the present was not
the most opportune time in the view
of the increased cost of paper
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
AFTER WAR COMPETITION

In an address to 400 members of the Philadelphia Chamber
Commerce Secretary ded of the Department Commerce.
med that egenerated Europe will give United States more
trouble business competition after the ever has in tn
past More efficiency he said from abroad meet M
the United States must have efficiency home He added
Waste is greatest problem in America. Our annual
waste is more than total pay roll each year. 1t far
serious question than the tariff The tariff will be
raised if needed but far serious than the tariff the
ignorance of the boy and girl about work Far more seri
Gus than the tariff problem the lack of scientific training
Unfortunately the guarantee the sceti
training OF each individual in the United States This must
gradual process The however, take scp
for the protection of American industry foreign nations ar
taking for the protection of their industry Since general
recognized Mr. Reded says that reorgnized Europe will civ
the United States trouble business competition than it ha
in the past why should the steps for the protection American
market be delayed until after the warf-Washngton Post
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
HARD TO UNDERSTAND

The number of startling situations
the hero of thriller can face and
come through unscatched is never I'M
derstood by the man who, although
the most careful of individuals, final
ly gets bumped by a fivver when he
tries to negotiate crossing in a hur-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14

The Public Ledger is authorized to
announce Mr.. Fred w. Wells as a
candidate for County Assessor, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary in August.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County Assessor

We are authorized to announce
Elmer l.. Donovan of Sardis precinct,
as a candidate fer Assessor of Mason
County. Subject 10 tEo action of the
Democratic Primary August, 1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14
For County Judge

We are authorized to announce
Frank H. Clarke as a candidate for
County Judge of Mason County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party at the August primary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-14

We are a"in'i Pee 20 announce Mr..
Henry X. Childs as candidate for AS
SCISSOR of Mason county, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary, Au-
gust, 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

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s5OS5 wd6rcnO cste onu 1916 scgOr o7OS
in Dem cntprcdenOen 3etroim bes a6rcs 1915.
Ole 2eiernqen &ereinigten Soo erreien 5peen
abo6r 1916 o Snme 52626l Eom gegen 1913 2O6 Der
bn 3t Sobres 1915 nf Der cIe 5683 bc5p 1859
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len r europa no &e9pptcn W fenne o m Ole An9abn nber Ole
ginGu ero6en fd enc 8eqriff bon Dem Ger6rod 3 mode
Su Sabre 1916 6aben OeI @iudu wd6no Der ern nt Monue
5pten Sobos ole umme OOt99 Eonnp ge9cnbcr 4S0
825 wd6rcnO Ocs petcn Solbo6rcS 1915 crrcid
SdmefeIiaureS @mmontof
Ole GroOufton amoniof Sdweedre berednet (Oie tr
Die 6abrifoton natroninu mona Der Wnione unD
onieH 3weden enbeerfeD eg Serunt I'M Serengten &ong
reid beldut d r 1916 m 445O29 Son ee9cn S36 I'M Sabre
1915
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8one Ole 1916 uirO ouf 29 $50 eGb elm Gebr
unged6r 95264 Eonnn be ole @rofton 1910 Sic roOu
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Gas de 6lfomme ooB 0iem Die gudoge nad
Soften uO lbeer 96proouftcn ir ole 9os
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bon Der bri Rggerg r stcufO6cnpoOutc lnterpro
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elm sldeS So6r Die rO0nfon nb 9rOB we 1914 sSdD
reno ~ Gbcies obres Die @eGte cpas a oer lie
baben d1 eceen SobresdhB gebeert.
Die us6n erredtn 1915 40 1853 Eonnn 1t7S7 in
1914 bmeen 9abmlegug ole Der reg Der eop1in
gisbeiltmg OeruriudJt Bot
Gie Sdpeousfu6r opon o felt antone Oes &rieecs
Oen Die osonOide oirage lit eepa&n Ser groB S6el
Oes oponin Sweicls murOe nn Den gereingten San nod A
roe eernaerem @rooe nod Gono6a unO Snbn Oeroe Die
8ernongen europa ribr unbeOeenO eOod e Dem
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SnOur miro 5weelSobne oeer einieen Gage Ntn ebn
g @eItban0eL
Sc neer area on0oert oeo mcrfdr nmmt getonOc
nit on 8rooten ole bier beibGon ob Cine guSnom bapOn
ole lenin 9usiubren Gbapeer Die ipanfn Gin
bren @bospbon un ngn onoeren &roften 9ier &udbr
bat n lriae Dem Nlonge orom Den oorois Oeenoen bo
ben Seeirod6b Den Observation-Disclosures ooer Tboten
Die ole &grgn erIain ban naocm oeie Erooute cine ner
nioer mdtiee Roe Hriegsfabrfotioh ipiele
Der 8erfebr nit Gbaper no europa m0 Den Gerengen Stdoen
6ineegu bat ortgecb in mlbnIi6em @oBe 5ugenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

Ser ret peng brieOisen6e aisioa ceten @eOeern
Den bon eObaln bat owobl &egengn ais oud &ruoec Oo
nod giten uen Die secget in Der uen Snio
reaId errdse gcln iO Om Der @eubr elmer ubcrmals man
aelbaiten ernte 5u beeegnen
Die raoneae @erpenoma fimtlder Giueemi 5d6t
aItn bereGter t bns sh0nm ibrer 9roOuiOn uO geuns
III oIo cine @ngcesenbeit BON bodlier @dtigtc.
Die le6eid ole beid6fe crIhenn i'm M6ret 1917 Der
lotrdten sur 2onopirbfaldn 9rooftons- SonOeutit
oes nternaionon 2on0pirnts ntts in o beoOet oicie
@eiono in maicnOer SSie ebt meb ais 70 Scen no en
o cine brGdte a5ab BON Datn opob aus amtlen aueen we
OaueswiOgen $rputque @s miro Oan oes Der banpt
ddlen Dngemte Cgbopbute oidoif6altge 0Hnemtte uml
opie Die IN Der SanbwirtOGa Oeuen0en de9n FrOOn r @
beradtet
ss oen in Der olaenOen a0riGma Die O8tarn eraebRc au
ianmen geben fe poaiGnoig pic0er.
4. 8eItprO0uftion. gobpboSp6ote.
geigIt Der omeranda 9roOutfOn it fir 1915 elm torf mert.
36it46 8bosp1 eoer botn sne Die 8rooion 1914
nn 277I97 nornde 3abl er 1915 aut S6ot
1873 sonn al oen Qie gie6eroouq ipoe sic dweriotein of
Sn6rie felt anione areses eeoBen it, ebr or wco
Sin 9b DER r9 i'm Sbospbntbetreb bhagte &rbctSfrdite
bat d anorn arbein 59apenoe lr ole et 5w Sobn ole yod
irae beoatenO eeiege t c dlderen Son imoen Gn
oeets lit ole aropdde Horoge Die 1913 mbr ais cine Wion
aoe ubiorbre tort ridgegongen Die @uOgn nod Central
europa cine Der one Die ben dte Gerbrout bote baben at gan
maebort b aud r Die anoeren eropdn SdnOer bot Der Seeb
cine ernitde Sodung ertten.
2ic @eddc 6obcn uu Dem 9auae an Donpcrn 6o5cn
Seeirad5tdsen geitten.
sdIcbId 6midIi& Oes abose i'm aonOe clbi wor
Nodiroee dpeedure fir Die Suede Der aegncr eenaus
EN- nono Der oe rr oe SrenH Saan tcnmmfe Yroution an
@bospbot 5urdge B Ger 9res SGnre lit Oarte geiegn
0o Die obron uperpbospbaen 0pm SanOe Seloen
3ur Battle 5eiete.
@csa Der omcrionidcn gcricuecn rO Oc BON 6OrOu So
ud i'm abr 1916 o genge Auantaen 5rudgegange onB e
faun grrdbne Wertb ino Sm Sabre 1915 man Der Ne
OaB Die gernoneeu o ofeon Snbres oos @nmum Oes
G6rs on5ee ober ole getarg Oieir 9oc I'M Sabre 1916 be-
DER ooesoereb init Oeir SbospbotparetGt nod cine
nnrgoronee Oene 6at Ole Oebo6I Der noe Oieics Serfeb
neoeeonees r9rn eg b S Sobre 1916 limo weni9er os
9or Sfe perlaoe noron oieir @
1900 Gonnen fir Die 8ereneten Stnoen bemmt
Die nnoerma i'm gerebr nit g6osp6at ~IonO pebble" lit nb
morian obef e seirpeie oifenbo it, SIN Sabre 1916
1915 Die @eriOgG 6r EbospbaOoetdt nod SGnocrn
b6ob Der gereigtn Staoen nit 6r aweno a6er e peen
uob Die cnen W ole onu ne gsa 100000 Sonncn
Die Dem S{rege ouseeiibrten ou.
Sir gorooirid o6geid mir 6niS feline Ingobe
ber bic 4ooufon 6opbaten Sabre 9i6 ben fonnc mir in
gnng brnqen oaB ole IrO6ufton oiei Sabre 6erdi
gGbrno I'M Sabre 1915 Ole oIgeriie asr 226OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
Snhraf9nc.

stm 8. SUM, Charles ., sinslcb Nr. 25t4
Gnuiorna9ue., Is ,SuUrc alt.
VIM T. SilnL WiarD Z. 0Dge, ytr 2t11 9ants
yjni T. Snt, Nianriec e. GoG, gir. 175L
0omcedos SirdBe, Sabre all
glnt 6. Suai. @tBcl 0rrcucll, I'M WlercDs9o'
ipiial, 80 Sabre alt.
YIN T. SUM, WpiiG GrantlaHb, sir 304 Dit
NNmlbllrg Stru6c. 5S Sabre alt.
Mn s. SUM-, GbunrO aanunan gtr. 200 e.
gSolic SirnBe, Sabre ali.
Yin 6. SUM, 5rcOrrid SrOcHing, RI 1929,
@niapscos SirdBc. 66 Sabre ali.
gllu T. Snni, 9DrutDca Snncr, gtr 1912 ~
gSOlfesSirn6e SO Sabre nlt
gln 8 SUM. 1aniti Crtni, ylr 5o3 gabe'
marie SiraBe 10 Sabre ali.
gIH T. Suni 9lnnic 9iucmns, Hr. 1905 g.
SarrissNucn, 65 Sabre aft.
glm 6. SUM-, SBrlcg Smand, I'M St. Sos
cp6'Ss9ofpial. 16 Sabre alt
glm g. Siini, TCliG Y. SbplcD, i'm SrdltIiu
SQuares0olpial, 40 Sabre all.
s8ronopab go Sabre nlt.
gm T. Sunt Mnrgarct Sbpnlplnn, ylr. 164
gloros @oiomacs sSirnBe, 81 Sabre alt
gm 8. Sulli Wlarg Urban, Hr. 230S BoltoHf
Sirabc, 6i Sabre ali.
glm T. SUM- Sranf geid9am, yir 800 Siis
49, Strnbe, Ga Sabre alt.
gm s. Srni, Charles y. geinianls, y{r.
100 Sdrcld0s SirdBe, 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

oufge5d6It. 3u ibnen eeielen iih,
ols GlIturtrGger perl6ieoen 5u beltr.
tbeiIen, 90 Riaionen Suoen, Die iid]
nur in beitimmten 8e5irfen EolenS
uno SiiOmeit-9luBlonOs uniieoeln
Oiirfen uno inter itrengen 9lusnab'
megeieben iteben.
gto6 Der lebten iinO 5ugleiA eriten
8olfs5G6lilng in &uBlono 189O
fomnlen Oa5u rlnO 221, 100000 See
len iogenonnter 6remoooIfer, pelbe
ni6t meniger ais 70 oeridieOenen
@0lferI6oiten angeboren uno gum
eroBen Gbeil nod pie oie Sumoie-
Oen, &oppen, @sfimo, Sunerien, So
futen, Siduftidben, aamtidaOalen,
@ilinfen iiim. ais gtntiir. ooer bod
items Solbfultitrpolter 81 betraAten
limo. Ser &opi5o6l nad Iteben inter
i6nen oie &irgiien (ii6er A Dtaio-
nen), Ole Sotaren (ioit 2 Ntiaionen)
lmo ole 9oihfiren q 1/3 Wfaiom
obenon, iinO Der 9teligion nod limo
Die meiiten Nlo6amneooner. gti6t
5um minoeiteu our6 Die 8eriibrlmg
nit 0cn 9fililen, entnebmen mir einem
piiieni6oftIi6en 9eri6te 9erflsfD's
ilber Die cage Ser rIiiiii6en 6renO-
p0lfer, ger1t6 elm GROCER Ebeil Oieier
Yolfer INNER tiefer in 8erfua. 0ie
moterielle Gage uno Der @elunobeitS-
5,itono lit our6meg ilngiinltig, Die
Moral itebt meilt auf einer mtBerOr-
0entli1 nieoriqen Stlife, uno Die gel.
itiee mo iittH1e 9ilolng bat in Den
lebten Subr3cbnten feinerlei wirfli6e
Sorti1ritte gemoht. @as bon einem
lolGen Weuihenmoterinl IN Der sc.
genwGrtigcn Sitlotion 81 balten it,
brandt mobl ni6t crit ouscinon0erge-
lcbt 5u meroen: Die 6olgen eines itn-
eliidli6cn arieges weroen fiir &uB-
lano uno6lebbor lein. glber pie Der
5peiieaos tapfere, I'M iibrigen ieood
Oiir6ous niAt frieesliebenoe riiiii6e
Soloot ais iolHer 5lt bemert6en 1T
mag Dem 2eier idlieBlid Elm 1907
bonn Gonmonoeim oes 10. 9Irmee-
corps, oem General 3erpibfi, oer0f-
tcntIiHten Eqgesbefebl 5ei9en Der
w0rtlid iiberSebt mitaet6eilt iei:
ollnicre Solooten iino aa5lt leidt ge-
neiet, ii6 Der Yonif bin5ugeben. 9el
naen perionliden Wlltb bringt ieoes
ltnerpartete @reigniB uniere Soloo-
ten in Seriuirrung unO periponoelt
iie Damn eeroOe5u in ouunc, piloe
S6iere."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

nod Dem Gaufaius aus. Sellte limo
ole &oiofen ldnglt fcin eigenes &olt
mebr, lonoern elm aus perldieOenen
ruiiiiden 8olfsltdmmen gemiihter
beionoerer StonO, cine Solootenfolte,
Die ie6r piel Eflibten (eigene glus-
riiltng, 5man5igid6rigcs 0ienen
II, I. w), ober MIR iebr ucnig Com
oerre1te bat, inO Die es I'M &riegs-
ouitonoe ouf etpo 100000 Ninnu
brin9en fam. SIN llebrieen beItebt
ole 9eo0lferling aleinruBlonoS Dor
wieeeno aus 9futbenen (9iuBniafen),
oercn g(usIGilfer ou6 Die mittleren
&arpotbeu, oos iiiOli9e @ali5ien unO
Die n0r0li6e 9ufonina beiieoeln. II
Der @eiBruiie Fat ieinen gtamen bon
leiner GleiOung: einem weiBen Sei-
nenrod i'm Sommer, einem langen
mciBcn @oafoitnn i'm @inter. @r
itebt rntcr Oen ilopiihen Solfern
fultlrea mobl ouf tieiiter Stliie.
Seine oii nadter @rOe bingeboltte
0iitte peroient ni6t Oen gtamen eines
0allies; 6ot iie oo6 ni6t einmal Ell.
men &omin, mongeln ibr bod 86nfe
mO onoere Siegeleeen6eiten. limo
10 btterorm lit Der peiBruiliibe
Bauer, odB er oft genug Dem 9rot.
mebl 6Gdiel unO geihrotene 9aum-
rinoe beimii6en muB. sd babe bel
oen 9ouern Oieier @egeno", i6ilOert
SdIciinger einnial veine idpar5e,
iteinbarte Dloiie- gcicben Die ib fiir
nIles onoerc ais 9rot gebolteu bGttc.
III Sin Den Slnmcn uerponoter
Golfsltnnlm, Der o6er, pie ole Spro-
be perrdtb, einit inter ifanoinapi.
ihcn im6 got6iibcm GiniluB itonO,
iiuO Die Den @ciBruiien benadborten
Sitmer (3.i Milioncm. Sic iinO
lueientli9 inteQigenter unO fultilrell
peit entluidelter ais oic iulnpobnen.
Den Slmpen, oeren 6errcn lie emit
woren. Ser 0auptnoiie nod 9nll'
ern. ole namd6li9 Die 0reiieIoer-
pirtbi6oit perlnIicn iinO 81 moOer-
mem gldereer1t6 iibergcbcn, treiben
Die 9itouer in einigen 9e5irfen aud,
gerinoe SnotItrie. GrID1bnen mir in
Giir5c nod oic is Niiaionen 0eut-
ide, Die oornebmlih in ocn Oitiee.
EroUin5en uno in Yolen, oo6 oub IN
groberen nod INNER Den beimii6er
.0ioleft (S6m6bii6 II. /. No. iprchcn'
ben 6olonien an Der @oleo, in giell.
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