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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
FIVE FAvORITES WIN PURSES AT
 BOWIE TRACK

Baltimore, Nov. 2-Well backed races at the Bowie track yesterday, with third choices in front in the other two events. The plungers cen tired their attack on Felucca, Zouave and Luther, and the trio galloped home in front
 Felucca was outpaced during the early stages of the contest for the fourth race, at a mile and seventy yards, but she picked up the leaders in the run dow1l the back stretch and won by open daylight from Merchant.
 Zouave had big pull in the weights for the third race, and gall loped his opponents dizzy, leading all the way. He won so easily that Sam Lewis, the man with the halter, hast ened to the secretary's office after the race and put in a claiming bid of $1,05O for the black son sof Sain. But Frank Harold, acting on behalf of Owner Johnson, bid $1,50O and secured the gelding.
 Luther was on his best behavior both at the post and during the run- ming of the fifth race. He outclassed his opponents, and when the crowd realized his temper was not ruffed his packers ran into the betting ring to cash without waiting to see him finish. He cantered home in front.
 Willie Knapp, who had his collar bone broken last summer, reports that it has knitted together and that he will be ready to ride for Willis Sharp Kilmer at Louisville next May
 John Sanford, the Quincy Stable A. L. Aste and R. l.. Earle will sell next Tuesday some of their horses in training.
 Jockey O'Brien has signed to ride for Bert Williams at New Orleans this winter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

nection with Cornelius J. Sullivan the vice president, to get some posi- tive assurance from the French gov ernment with regard to getting names on the anbulances, and soon afterward declared in a letter to J. B. c. Tappan, the president, that the replies had been unsatisfactory.
 Later Tappan came to the conclu- sion that the situation in France was too serious to permit of the associa- tion's standing upon any techicality. Incidentally the delay was probably worked for the benefit of the ambu- lance fund, as the amount has grown considerably due to be1ated contribu- tions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
TO CLARITY PLAY
 OFtGRIDIRON GAME

New York, Nov. 22-Dr. Harry l.. Williams. the former Yale athlete who is now football coach at Mime sota, predicts that the Football Rules Committee at it's next meeting will suggest some new device by which the spectators will be better able to understand the plays as they are made on the football field Dr. Will Hams, who is one of the strongest op- ponents of numbering players. admits that the spectators are completely at loss most of the time to grasp the methods of advancement of the ball, the penalties and identity of the play CTS %t >tr .l
 The inventor of the famous Min nesota shift hints that the Rules Com n11ttee should suggest some scheme of making the plays clear to the specta- tors after they are made. He deplores the use of numbers because it places the identity of one player above the team. Dr. Williams says that foot ball is essentially team sport. The individual should sacrifice his prow- ess for the good of the eleven The object of the game is unity of action of twelve men.
 The Minnesota coach says that the only ones now benefited by the use of numbers are the scouts. He claims that the numbers make it easy for the scout to diagnose plays when the players have numbers on their their backs. In the present-day game with it's shifts and intricate formations, Dr. Williams says that the individual should be masked as much nOSSih1a Ta haJiauoS fhof numbers completely spoil a play like the Minnesota shift which was widely used a few seasons ago and varia- tions of which are still widely use. Dr. Williams says that the news papers make mistake in making he | roes of football players. He says 1t | is an Injustice to the other players to praise the work of one individual | playeH to the skies for making a | great play because it is usually ow- | ing to the concerted action of the oth- CT ten players that one man is able
 to make a spectacular play. Football he says, is a game in which eleven players should share equally in the
 honors of victory.
 When the Rules Committee meets
 in this city after the first of the year | pr. Williams says that some system | will be devised by which the specta- | tors will get all the information pos
 stble about the different plays. While
 1t is not within the province of the
 committee according to their own yer
 dict to pass rule compelling the elevens to number players or any,
 thing of that sort, they can recon | mend a, plan to give the crowds the necessary Information about what i. 1 going on in the game.
 | President Wilson is one of the strong. | est advocates of football at the army l camps and he is so deeply interested in the elevens at the various canton
 ments that he will attend the game a l Washington Saturday between Eddie
 Mahan's League Island eleven O.
 Philadelphia, and the team represent
 ing the 319th Regiment. of Camp Lee
 Virginia, Secretary of War Baker will
 also attend the game. The Camr
 Lee eleven Is explained by Ray Sanocl
 former Carlisle Indian player, Ra1pI | Johnson, a former Minnesota playe.
 and High1ey who played end or Princeton are members of the team.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

the conduct of the war and to his de- pendents.
 Baseball players with dependents thus might be enrolled fin classes among the last to be called. but those without dependents and not engaged In business necessary to the conduct of tke war. it was 7G3otnted out, would be liable to classification in the first class. and thus would be among the first subject to- call.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
T ak Of Sports
DO YOUR BIT.

CA hint to others: Philadelphia fight CTS have announced that they will give five per cent of the gate receipts to the Red Cross. z.5.. y,,s.s~-s4Is,s.
 If fighters want to make a. hit, ssSs t. And really aim to do their bit,
 Let them do this-they'u ne,er -e- Of gate receipts give five per cent. To help the nation win the waf.-iG @. tThey even might give ten, or uaore.3
 Easing his demand on his great comeback stunt this year, Chief Ben der is holding out for a big salary for 1918 from the PhA1ies. .as The t'emery ball." of which the Chief is the nasters may also have something to do with his demand. The Union League, which expects to do big things next year, is starting out in the right way. The. club owners are devoting a lot of time to secret meetings. These are Always supposed to help lot. ..a-5-..s =
 When the National League meets in New York on Dec. II, you. may all expect a lot of cats to be let out Of the bag Among the great Se- crets that will then bust upon an expectant public, is the name of the new manager for the Cardinals. Branch Hickey won't let a word out on the subject until then. ee
 Post mortems of the past seasone seem to be the order of the day which calls to mind the fact that a. more remarkable extra inning game was never played than that between the Reds and the Cubs, at Cincin- natl, on Aug. 31. Going into the ninth, the score was 4 to 4. The Cubs scored run. The Reds came back with one in their half. In the tenth the Cubs scored another. So did the Reds. The Cubs then decid- ed that such da1lying wouldn't do at all, so in the eleventh they scored two. but that didn't bother the Reds at all. In fact they went right in and made two runs themselves, just to show that they could do it. Meanwhile the umpires were getting hungry, and very likely the soup and the stew at home were boiling over. Besides that, who could guarantee that the game would ever end in a victory for one side or the other. So the umps simply called the game on account of darkness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
CORNELL IN SECRET DRILL.

Ithaca, N Y,.. Nov. 22-For the first time this season the gates of Schoelfkopf Field yesterday were closed to all but persons directly con nected with the Cornell football team, and for more than two hours the varsity eleven worked in secret
 The coaches tried out a number of radically new formations which might be sprung against Pennsylva- uia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
DECLINES NAvY's OFFER.

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 22-A1l hopes of a post season for the Navy team was abandoned yesterday afternoon when Georgia Tech finally declined to accept the date offered by the mid- shipmen. Arrangements were made to close the season in an, informal way with game between the "scrubs,"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
GEORGETOWN LOSES 14-1o.

Louisville, Ky. Nov. 22-Camp Zachary Taylor's football team de- feated Georgetown College in a hard fought game here yesterday alter noon, 14 to 10. The soldiers exhibit ed great individual ability, butSlacked the cohesive play of their much light CT opponents @st '
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
STAR OF MICHIGAN
 ELEVEN INELIGIBLE

Ann Arbor,. Mich, Nov. 22-The University of Michigan football eleven probably will be without the services of Puarterhack Weston in the game next Saturday with Northwestern Uni versity.
 Weston, the sensation of the local season, and two or three other first string men are behind in their studies and will not be eligible.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

ner, and he is "on the ball" at all times. EckersaH keeps the game moving rapidly and for this reason makes a great hit with the specta- tors. He is also almost fau1tless when it comes to rules, and enjoys the re- spect of the players who seldom question his judgment
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
HARVARD MEN IN SERVICE.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22--A cen sus of Harvard athletes, made public last night, disclosed that of the sew enty-three men who won IFS" last year only six are now at the univer : sity. All others are in war ser-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

Walter Eckersall, regarded by many as. the greatest quarterback who ever played the game, handled the Corne1l-Michigan game in master ly fashion. He has developed into a wonderful official and football expert
 "Eckie" still retains that speed which made him a dazzling open field run
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS JUST ARRIVED
 JOHN RECK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS JUST ARRIVED
 JOHN .RECK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

The British troops are within 12 miles of Jerusalem.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

FRENCH AND DUTCH BULBS JUST ARRIVED
 JOHN RECK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

The Union League, which expects to do big things next year. is starting out in the right way. The club owners are. devoting lot of time to secret meetings. =.. These are always supposed to help. a lot. ..s14-. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22

Of gate receipts give five per cent. To help the nation win the waf.G @e CThey even might give ten, or 1nore.3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-28

Dampfer mp bic fleins cher mitteI.
arobe Retbersi bamif 81 tinsr Nrl
Decentralization Der Stci9iffabrts4
untsrnsbmunssn iiisrsn i5nnen. 70
ipiiroen aud lpabrfdyeinlit bic grobtu
Abmohunsen unttr ben Resbtreisn,
bic foeenanntsn porls ober aonferens
gen, iI9 ipenissr fromatiih unb aufs
rtgsnb entipideln. ainisnldiffabrt IN
RON js bns ,issnilifs Clement Der
inttrnationalen abmo9uneen seipefen,
in b.nen neben ben eneliffen nas
nentlih bic csutIdsn Rcebsrsien unb
insbsfonbers gllbert Balm cine fpi9'
iise Role gu ipisleH pfIesten. Die
5rnnlprtsbtreien baeeesn bdben. bon
sfpsi 4usnahmen abaefebtn, iibtrbdupt
teine initrnntionaltn gtbma4ungen
bsrporbrinsen tOnn,n. uno bon biefsn
teibsn ausndbmen bat nur bic cine
ii9 als Isbsnstrdftis eripieisn.
Die apnferens fer Srampresber IN
Der Ga pIato 5ohrt, bic Dor etipa
se5n Sobrm suiinnts tam. NOR pon 10
fursem 9sitnnb, fob tie iiberboupt
eiesntli6 nitt 3ur Wirlung eslans.
in. Die Reebsr hctten ii9 perabs
rebet, teins sJrnhtsn unter elmer BE-
ifimmteT State ansunebmsn. DIS
oann bic Ga plata 5raht bisrburd
bei nnatmein asoriiditr 2nae bts
5rodtenmnrttes, ausiidt.n auf beHsre
@epinne gu bist.n Idien, iraf iofort
cine 70 srobs ansnbl ni9t an Der
8srdbrebung bttbsiligter Sampfsr in
9uenos 9lires mo ben hsnahbarten
6Gf.n Elm, bnb bic aan5e r2onferem"
iiber Ra6t ,ufnmmtnbrah. Rur bie
Baltic unb gDbite Sea Conference,
bic namsuiIif audi in ben iinnbinus
Siiaen Rssberireiien gut betunnt III,
Bot auf @runb teionbsrn 9erbilts
niifs 'tf lanee snbr hirburh. ais les
ssnsfrGftia erfpieftu unb fis piro pobl
auh ben isbiqen WeIttrieg in iretne
elmer gorm iibsronuern.
an bus in natlir.i6 3uiunftsmuiit.
Wnnn Der @se iiptr bic Gee pieber
frei feiu ipirb, inru beuie sein Wenf4
fassn. elber ole biefe llsberlesunsen
bGnpep nit Der griinbuna ber ..6dnts
burger Werft attifn GsfeIfhuft" aus
fammen, bsren aapitnl nur cine Wlils
lion Wnrt betriei. bic ileine obtr
mittlere Grahtbampfer bouen ipiu uno
an bsren spiss brd eintr Der gr6b'
ten SHiffsreeber Guropas febt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-28
Die .Qsus 3iirt4er 3eitung"
I3reibt:

Die .Qsus 3iiriaer 3situns"
I4reibt:
gpr tur5sm eing sine Relbuns
bur3 bic beutIhen 3eitunssn, odb in
Samburs untsr Uiiifpiriune Der Dams
bursSAmsritasIinis eins nsue S9iifss
merit seeriin0et pprben 1T. Die Qts
tisHeeienftuft, bic inmitteH Der fir
Seei6iffabrt defenders unrubieen
ariegs5eitsn ins aebsn esrnfsn pars
be, ioll ein anpitnl Don elmer Wiaion
Wtart beiisen. 2ln Der Spiss ibrss
aufiiGtsratbs itsbt QIbert 9nIIin.
Jbre Aufgdbe f5a i'm gau mittIsrsr
9rampDamrfer befte5eH. Die Rn9s
ridt bat in Der greHs nur tpenis Be-
ahtung gefunben. 0idn mics an sinis
gen Stsaen oarauf bin, bnb Die Reus
griinbung ipie5er einen 8eDeis bafiir
ubleee, bab aud ipdbrsnb oes Delts
trieges bic beuti4en 9el9dFisireijs
ibrs rlnternebmungsluit niGi eiNses
biibt babeH. Cine 3eitung ertldrte,
bab bic r5uHlburger @erft, 2lttiens
esfellfhaft" pabrideinli6 bic einsiee
S6iffsbaussielIftaft fei, au bsrsn
9riinoung cine S9iffsresberei ssh6rs
te. 4llein bic intereFanteite Seite an
bisfsr ReusriinouHs ipurbe eigsntli5
taum erDGbnt. sic beitebt, tarJ sss
Iast, barin, bab Der 2siter Der grobs
ten beutf6en 2iHieni6iffsrseperei als
fir ben Qufbdu einer
Oeutiden Srampf4iffnbrt, ipsnu au4
in bd6eibsnem lIutfnnss, sinsetreten
II.
Die bsuti&s Ssei4iffa4rt Fat j4
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Ser SauSesfeiuo.

Seber lptrb pObl in ieinem 2s5sl,
Die unansenebme erIafruns mit
UceuibeH gsmu@i babsn, Die aa:s,
ipas .bnen ni9t gsiaat. nit irseno Ell
nsr ReDsnsart ab5ufertisen iupsn, bic
bel ibnen griaB fiir Ysritanb, aosit
uno WlDerIesung 1T. Seeenipdrtig
befinoen mir uns in oieiem &dnoe N
Der ungliitli8sR Gage, oub man niAts
ME cine Repensart bort unD bic Gam
besfeinb" Iuutet. Bel ioldrn Yorgdns
gen, tpie Iie beutSutags bic DsIt betrs'
gen, 1T es serobe5u ieIbitperitGRblit1,
Dab ii6 beridisoene anii4ien iibsr bic
gntitebune, ben @erlauf uno bic 3.is
leguts bes arisses biIben. 2tber CO
III serabeau unmOsli9, bon biefem
Re9t Der freisn Wseinuns, bas botb
ols bas b09fte menf9li9e Out Be-
tro9tet Derben mub, 9ebrou6 gu mas
den, bsnn iobalb eine Wieinung sim
ausbrud sslanst, bic nit Der bel0re'
lia apprO6irten @niift i'm gBitsrs
fprud ftebt, rpirb iie turapsg als SaHs
besperratb unb per lie Gubert Gig
2aHbesfeinb abssfertist.
Gin Defenders beutli4es 3eiipiel
bon oieiem Sobn auf aIIe @ernuhft
pabsn mir an ben Oebatten i'm S,nGt
iiber bic &riessiteuern. Sn o;sfem
Sale bsitebt cine gasiuunssOeria
benbeit iiber bic sesisnetite 2lrt, cis
grObsn aoiten bes &riesss auf5ubruls
gen. Die giRen balten es fir r;tItig,
bieie aoften bauptfd6lih bur6
SOHbsuusgaben su beden, bic anbsrsn
luuptfdalid bur9 Steuern. Bis man
iisbt, III bas cine 8rage, biz .ebigIi5
mad ben Diftaten Der BiTenifaft
uno Der fo5iaien @ere9tigteit eel5f
foerben tann. aber aud btrin BAT
man es fertis gebrudt. bic qbrais opm
eanbesoerrdtber anaubringen. Die
@esner Der groben Bombs s2lusaa6,n
tpeifen bdrduf bin, bab Der grirdose
tpinn aus Der 4riegsz zSnbufiris fi6 in
Dorisem Sabre auf baei Nfliorbeu bes
laufen bat, fir biefes ssubr Dtro er
uuf bier MiGiarben eeT6dbt. Gs Dir5
BON biefer Geite bic 4niidt bertreten,
ouB es pe0er gere4t. nod p>trioHfdlI |
u, aus bsm ariess Dortbea sx 3ie9enl
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aleise WsliseinaA,r A,ridsten.

- Senrr ss. Gimbei mon, ron 30.
cf3s Central sIpcme. fteiIte Ger 20.
Iiaei NIT, oaf Gin @ann. eeiien Rd.
men er ansak uHo ben er ON Cams.
fns cinsr haIben Tag beitdiiipie, nm.
fer aRitnafme periciietener asertb.
aescnitinbe frarpciisden ab!hiec ges
iioHmen bat.
Srau I. slbcrt. ron SO. f42)
s,nIinit Strobe, melbctc scr HoIi,ei.
nGb onis ibrer @ohmlng uritteIit Gins
brrhsbic5itatls spei gaIdenubrH
i'm @ersbe BON $50 seiiobler ru.rbsH.
- glS pcrmibt rpiiroe Ter goIi3ei
Der % Satre aIte sirthur arcpiieTS.
bon go. t7t7 Gsmonb Strabc &c.
.aeIsst, Der felt pOriscm dreitas Der.
iElpuHbeu III,
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Der grqfibsnt bat bic raTi.

Der prafibent bat bic r,tTis
ibs Resieruns benu4ri9tigt, bab CT
ibr unteritiiBuns i'm peiieiten Ina
fonee ansebeiben laiien perbe. Das lit
ia au9 ooQtommen nerltdubIi9, bab
er einen pt6tissn &utirten nitt beg
lteren mobte uno obne 5rage Dsro
peie 3uit6eruns Der ruFii6en Regis>
rung 8ertrauen unb Mutb eineefI1Bt
habeu. Der llmitanb III dber, oob bic
S9tuierigteiten innersr Ratur iinb.
Die aonferDatipen unb Rnbitdien in
Rublunb lisgen in bittsrsm Gampfe.
Wlit ben 2esteren 1T es iofDeit gstom>
men, bdb iie bas @ertrauen 5u Sc
renstn Derlorsn bdben unb has lit fe5r
bebentIi6, bu aerenstp obne 5rass Der
Gin5ige III, Der Rublanb sufammens
bdlteH tanH, bdB es ri6t in elm eefsb<
1Inb orbnunsslofes g6dos sufdmmens
fdIlt. Denn ct fi6 sesen Rabitals,
hnarGiiteH uuo Separatibsa beeaups,
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ten foIlie. bann fam RubIonb ipic&s
nit 3ilfe Der Der. Siaatsn cine Ieis
tenbe RolIe i'm arisss TpleItn. Ni.
no4iten Gag. lpsrbn austunfi ertasi.
len. OBJ sr biz SiiuatiOn gu bsmeiiietn
Osrmas. Sn Dofhingtousr amtIihsn
awiien mar man in ben Isbtsn sasen
Der anii8t, bab nihts msb, gu ,rbsfs
ZEN 1T. Der prdiioent isbo6 1T ems
btrsr @nii9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-28

ipaiasn Bisbsrpsrttirntbuns. ,ie
Ninosr Bic gum 1s. aebsnsiahr. Die
Rssicruns liefsrt aud fiinfIiht
@!itosr unb fcrgt fir bns anlernen
IN gtf9dftisungtn, iptlfs fir bic
9aIbinDaliben estisnst iinb. Giipniss
einnatmM baraus iommsn bti Der
abmefuns Der Rents nitt in Be-
tratt.
Die 0orIase III liberal; i'm 3us
idmmsnbans nit bsm arieg bas
Bette. NOS berihta psrbtn fam.
6ofFsntlict dbsr tpirb Iie nid5t sur
annenbunS 81 iommsn broufsn, bn.
bura, boB Der aries gu enbe sstt,
ebs is Gef.s pirS. (pbil. IsA.)
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3uerF bieB es, bab uni:rs
aussaben bis gum 80. Suni 1918,
benz @nbs Dss Re9nunssiabres Der
8unbssresieruns. fid auf 10 UlilIiars
ben beIaufen tpiirben. oann purben lie
auf Is Uliaiarben srb0bt. Die geeens
ipGrtissn, benz apnsreb uutsrbreiteien
8Orlasen fOrbern bereits % Rilliars
ben unb peri9iebene Witglieber bes
5inana aommittees erparten cine
WertuilIisuns Don 80 WtiGiurbeH. Das
madt es 3ur brinssnben Rotbpsnoiqs
teit, oob mir ben ariss big gum ans
geiesten Datum beenbet habsn, ecHn
tefn Derniinftiger WtenIt pirb bes
baupten fpolIen, bub mir foltle Sumz
men orsi Sabre bintersinanber aufs
bringen t6nnten.
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nnb beunaa bieier egtrdgeipiTa,
lpenn nidt sat:5. 70 bod gum grrbsr
5bsile fir ben Stdat sur Deduna Der
arisssioiten einse5ogen lpsroen iollts,
9isIe aniiht ldbt iih ni9i lpipsri.-
gen, neil ibre 9sre4tistsit su ofIsnbar
1T. Der glusipsg bsitebi nm ba-;n,
9isienisen, ipel6s bieie Steuern sers
Iunsen, 2anbesfeinoe gu nsnnsn.
9urd bas @srlangsn nad elmer az
rsdten gertbeiIuHs Der Steuern. b:iat
es, iperbe bic 8orlnas, tpelde Der Its
sisruna bic Mittsl sur &riess=
fuprung eetpdbrt, aufgehdlten ure
oemna9 lsifieten 9islenigen. ipelbe bic
.YerSogeruns betpirtsn, bsm 6;irbe
gorI6ub. SelbitberitGnblia psrhE!t
bic Sods iih aenau umsstebrt Tcs
9eIo, bos bic 4saierung brouht lGbt
iib ni9t burd Rebsnsdrtsn bei6afFsH.
Wer haber bic Mittel bsfdmpft, biGd
ipsl9e bos @elb su erlunoeu TIT unc
stpar aus fsIbhiii9tiasn @riinben, Der
1T Der @srrdtfer. giner IoIdb.n gpfe
iufung 1T unIsre englii6s preiie Tie't
geneist, neil lie es nit bem 9robiatis
tol bait, bag bic Steusrn ni6t bs5obs
len min unb bieiem patrioiHhen
Seiits ssudb iperben bic SenGtor.E,
bic cine bcbe Steusr foroern, nle
GdnbesDerratpsr gebrdnbmortt, ipie
au9 2lGs, bic ibnen beipfli9ten. Gbtr
Der 9sritanb 1T mddtiser. ais Die 8e'
meinbeit. Dds pirb ii9 ou9 in fics
fem 5aqs betunoen. Die 9orlass scs
iteusrt Die ariessprofits um 80 pro
sent. Die GinDdnbe Der Ssnaioren,
pslfe oiefe abeabe Su ssrins sra5s
ten ,babsn gu bsm 4nsrbistsn eefiibrt,
bic Steuer auf As prpSent ansuieben,
70 bab bic r2aHbespsrrdtber- itcn
sinen betra9tIiden Sies erruneen 1as
ben unb sipur fir bas 2dnb unb bos
@olt. Sic iinb dbsr nit bieiem 8ers
gl.id niht sufrieben unb perlnnJeu
tptitsr. Is prp5ent, IN gllIem 60 gSrO'
sent unb ss iinb quite ausfihten pors
banDen, baB fie ou9 nit bieism Der
rotb" burhbriugen fperbsn. @isr5is
prosent bes unbere9tisisn GiutoTs
mems miiFsn lie ben rputrtuteu~ iiber'
laFen, mas cine grpbs llneredtigtcit
gessn bas 9oIt 1T, ubsr bic Potpicisn,
lpel9e bic 8ers6eerung Der Sia nls
.ins fsinblide Sanbluns psroanmsri,
iinb nit bem patriotiifeu 0eiite, t'n
lie 3u beaen ooreeben. entf9loRen, rer
bteie 9elOmitteI niht Su be-
piuisen, fpenu fis nidt minbeiens st'
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