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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06
Massachusetts, to Try Plan In Rehab'
Ilitating Deserted Sections

Franklin Clarkin in the Boston
Transcript says:
One of, Pershing's American sol
Giers writes thus:
"The village where my battalion is
stationed is just about the same as all
the others 1t very little, very
old and very different from the vii
lagos in America. 1t has a little
stream running through it. The
houses of the town are all of stone
and most are crumbling with age.
They are all set right against each
other, and dwellings and stables and
stores all front together on a single
street that winds about the same as
the creek does. There are no front
yards or side yards, but each prop
erty has garden in the rear. All are
surrounded by high stone walls. In
fact, these little French villages give
the idea that they all started out to
become big places, grew just so much,
then quit. But some one explained
the real reason they were built the
way they are is that they were start
ed when times were too dangerous
for folks to live far apart. There are
scarcely any farmhouses outside. all
the farmers living together in the
towns"
This was the old French plan, and
this will be the plan for the rehabilita
tionso of Fiench farming districts laid
waste by German cannon or torch. Vii
lagos for the farmers to dwell in, al
though the lands they till may be al
various distances from the communi
ty.
This is also the plan of the Morgan
Memorial of Boston for resettling de
serted Massachusetts lands.
Need Community Life
Our early settlers used the sam,
system as protection against Indial
raids. The point is that although in
dividual houses may not be subjec
to maraudings as in early times. ther
remains the human need for contact
for the companionship and sociabilit
of dwelling in neighborhood groups
going therefrom each morning to cu
tivate the lands outside the village
The French, not needing gasolin
touring cars to keep them in touc
with one another, have, through
French government commission latel
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06
iitfl
'''piS Near ar R":.' R'.s Villages For Farmers

in America, arranged for wholesale
adoption of small gasoline farm trac-
tors. Their community method of
dwelling, with postoffice, shops,
schools, recreation halls all at hand,
removes the isolation which pleasure
machines and telephones were re-
quired to overcome in our own coun-
try.
In Massachusetts three hundred
farms in the Swift River Valley, be-
tween South Athol and Springfield,
are being bought up with the purpose
of human and material conservation
and redemption" The Morgan Me-
mortal wants to remove unprosperous
dwellers of dismal city tenements "in-
to Gods open" Several city families
already have been transplanted,
thanks to an initial fund provided by
a Newtonville business man. These
have been given a new start in cir
cumstances which bridge over the diff
ferences between city living and coun'
try living. The undertaking in Massa-
/ chusetts is thus described:
Instead of building houses and
barns on the abandoned farms we are
acquiring, we build artistic cottages
in the village for the people who are
to own and develop the surrounding
farms. A tract sufficient around each
home will be granted to grow vege
tables, hens, bees, berries, etc. The
hay, grain, ETC.. will be grown on the
larger tracts farther away. This will
break up isolation, afford good schools
and modern conveniences. This is {
method successfully followed abroad
Developing Industry
"By promoting village and com
munity life we can more readily de
velop certain industries and the worl
of arts and crafts. Our present com
mon bakery and laundry and waite
system will be followed by the electri
fighting of all houses, irrigation of al
gardens and other cooperating ad
vantages. This is not a socialist
experiment, but serious effortat rea
Christian living The Rev. E.
Helms, superintendent of the Morga
, Memorial, writes of the plan:
' I'VE hope to open at South Athol
!, creamery, a canning factory, a broo1
: factory, a sawmill, toy shop an
. some other work in wood. Alread
g we have a common laundry and
4 bakery. and as far as possible we e.
a pect to remove the drudgery from tn
y women. We hope to make machine
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06
NOTICE OF ExEcuToR-fFor 81,

NOTICE OF ExEcUToR-fEor Ein.
al oischarge)-ln Court Of County
Judge, State Of Florida. Polk coun.
y-in re Estate of Jesse Keen. de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom
1t may concern that on the 1st day of
January. A. d. 1918. I shall apply to
to Honorable Kelsey Blanton. Judee
OF said Coutt. as Judge of Probate.
for my final discharge as Executor of
the estate Of Jesse Keen, deceased. !.
ana that at the same time I will pre-.
sent my final accounts as Executor of
said estate. and ask for their APPROX.
al.
Dated July 3, A. D. 1917.
oo14 ]. M. KEEN, EXECUTOR.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06

The big dredge is again wOrkt
or the widening of the main cans
the Fort Pierce Farms CompanI
tract, near Fort Pierce, and that 1
work will be pushed until the dn
|agc is entirely completed. 1T is hoy
that there will be no more delay,
AS a gift to the town of Ormr
the Florida East Coast Railway Ct
pany has purchased lot at the
ner of Palmetto and Granada averl
to make a beautiful park.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06
MEDICAL EXAMINATION
DAY TO BE DEC. 9Th

New York, Dec. 4.-SiXty per cent
of those called to the United States
army have been rejected by the army
doctors for physical untitness, says
the National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculo-
sis in designating Dec. 9th as Nation
al Medical Examination Day "Of
til. 1900 men, women and children
recently given general examina-
ton in birmingham, Mass, 80 per
cent were found to be suffering from
various disease conditions. Most OF
these defects were those which early
discovery and treatment would pre-
vent from becoming serious trou-
BILE or cause of early death.
These facts are urged by the Ma.
tional Association as reasons for
placing greater emphasis than eper
or Medical Examination Day.
The National Association, in CO.
operation with other organizations
is advocating an annual medical ex,
animation for every person, sick or
we'll, and this date has been set aside
as cne of the feature days of Tuber,
culosis week, Dec End to 9th Anti
tuberculosis Associations, state and
local boards of health, women's clubs
and other societies are cooperating
to interest everyone possible in the
subject of at least one medical ex-
animation year, preferably on this
special day. Physicians will make
special arrangements to devote Dec.
s to medical examinations, and clin-
les and dispensaries will prepare to
receive those who cannot afford to
pay physician.
The compulsory examination of
1c.G00.0O0 of our citizens for army
draft purposes has given a new i'm
pptus to the annual medical exam;-
nation idea and particularly to the
anti-tuberculosis phase of the move
nent. For tuberculosis alone from
per cent to per cent of these men
are being rejected, which means a
sharp revision upward of previous
: expert estimates of the prevalence oi
: the disease. On this basis at leas,
100000 of these men will be fount
to be tuberculous. Most of these
cases, the experts declare, would nev
er Lave developed had the prelimin
airy sysmptms been discovered an,
treated in time. These results. il il
pointed out, clearly indicate the wis
:, dom of extending the periodic exami
: nation to all citizens.
The examination at Framinshan
is an intensive experiment in connec
ton with the three-year demonstra
tion in community tuberculosis con
trci' being carried on by the ma
q uonal Association Among the 1,70
II persons examined there last spring
!, a previously unsuspected cases O
4 tuberculosis were discovered. OF al
|. the 1877 cases of sickness found. 8
h per cent were entirely prepentabl
r when taken in time. The majority @
D. these people supposed themselves ne,
> fectly we'll.
g
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06

Florida, this cath day Of November, A. D ,
]. A. JOHNSON
Clerk Circuit Court Polk County. FlOrs
ID o. ROGERS,
Solicitor for Complainant
], J. A. JOHNSON, clerk Of the q,
Court of Polk County, Florida, do hereby
tify that the foregoing is a true and ca
copy of the Order OF Publication ISSUED
above entitled cause now on file in nv
fec
WITNESS my hand and official seal
oath day Of November, A. D. 1917
J, A, JOHNSON
Clerk Circuit Court Polk County, Flo,t
COURT SEAL.) ss9s
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
ATTENTION

For Sale Royal Flake Mica. Is a
positive non-conductor of heat, cleo
tricity. a non-carbun and anti-friction
Stops all carbonizing. saves oil. bah
bits. gaskets, besides wear and tear
on machinery. L. W. YARNALL. Io4
s. Mass. Ave. Phone 1os s7s4
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-06

r c,pC1r1T COURT OF THE TENTH
IN 49, IhE CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND
SOD POLK COUNTY-IN CHANCEk1; :
MANN versus the unknown helrs, ue
visees. legatees and grantees OF SUn1 ,,n1 nv
TANNER. SARAH J. TANNER fhn,,i,, ,,nI
pOJLINGSWORTH, STEPHEN -, ,n,CS
IINCSWORTH, and SARAH A. HoLLlNuo'
WORTH and other unknown
SI,IT TO QUIET TITLE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II anpearing from the sworn bill OF com
n,aint filed herein that the complainant pe
ue,es there are persons interested IN th'
property involved in this suit. which propel y
Is situated in Polk county, Florida, ana Is de
scrihed as follows, to-wit; ., IN,
NWK Of the NEA Of section 3, TOWNSHIP oaf as
south. of range 23 east; running SCUM -,
Yards. thence west to the right OF way VI
railway: thence in a northwesterly directioi
along said right Of way to the township line
thence east to the point of beginning;
Also, 2 acres in the northwest corner OF kn'
NCA Of NEA Of said section 3, township q
south. Of range 23 east. being described a.
follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwes
cC!Ier of said quarter. running east OH
acre: thence south acres; thence west ON
acre: thence north to the point OF beginning
whose names are unknown to complainant bu
believed by him to be heirs, devisees. grantee
or other claimants under John w. Tanner
Sal ah J. Tanner Perlina Hollingsworth, Ste
phen T. Hollingsworth, and Sarah A. Uollings
wo, III, and other unknown defendants, or al
persons claiming any right title or interes
i'm and to the said real estate, and reltef be
ing prayed against such unknown defendant
and complainant having complied in all re
sIects with Chapter 1898 Of the Laws Of Flor
ida Acts 1905, as amended by Chapter 622
Laws Of Florida 1911.
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED. That all par
ties interested in said real estate under tn
said John w. Tanner, Sarah j. Tanner, Per
lima Hollingsworth. Stephen T. Hollingsworth
and Sarah A. Hollingsworth, and other un
| known defendants, as heirs devisees. grantee
or otherwise. and all other persons having o
claiming any right. title or interest in and /
the lands herein described, be, and they ar
hereby required to appear to the bill Of com
plaint filed herein for the purpose Of quietin
the title to said premises in the Circuit Cour
Of Polk County. Florida. In Chancery. at tn
court house in Barlow. Polk County, Florida
on Monday, the 4th day Of March, A. D. 1915
and that copy Of this order be publishe
once week for twelve tl2) consecutive week
in the Lakeland Evening Telegram, news
paper OF general circulation published In Lake
lfnd, Polk County, Florida
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL O
CIRCUIT COURT in and for Polk Count
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11
May II, 1917
LOCAL NEWS

dramatic stock organization, presenting
six of the latest and most successful
plays Of the present season, commenc-
ing with Gilt the Trail Holiday" to
be followed by "Potash and Perlmuter"
and cit Pays to Advertise" The three
remaining plays will be announced later.
The new organization will be headed
by Averell Harris, who for several sea-
sons has been leading man at the Shu
bert. Associated in the opening pro-
duction with Mr.. Harris will be Joe
Holicky and Marie Gale, also popular
Shubert favorites Of past seasons. Mr..
Holicky returns to his home city after
successful season on Broadway,
playing the principal role in "Cheating
Cheaters," the dramatic sensation Of
the year. "Hit the Trail Holiday" is
an amusing comedy from the pen of
the versatile Geo. M. Cohan, and in it
he virtually transfers Chilly Sunday"
the evangelist Of "Hit the TraiP' fame
to the stage, for the Billy Holiday Of
the play is but thin veil drawn over
the famed pulpit orator.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11
NEWS FROM DULUTH AND
VICINITY.
Edited by A. B. Kappl.n.

Editors Note: Residents of Duluth and cities
on the Range ao can send social items to Miss
Bessie Altman 531 West Third street, both of
Duluth tH who s are ASSISTING Mr. f Kagpl in pre-
Miss Julia Felsenthal Of Minneapolis,
superintendent of the Associated Jew
ish Charities Of that city, delivered an
ming in the vestry rooms of Temple
Emanuel, under the auspices Of the
newly organized Duluth Zionist asso-
citation. The meeting was open to the
public and was attended by a large
number Of men and women. A. B. Kapp-
lin, president of the association, pre-
sided. In the afternoon Miss Felsen-
thai spoke to the members Of the Tenn
pie Aid Society on "The Place of Wom-
an in Community Work." Miss Felsen-
thai was a guest Of Mrs. L. S. Loeb at
a dinner party given by the latter in
her honor
Miss Ruth Kohn Of Cleveland is a
guest Of Miss Sadie Gingold, 1913 East
Second street, for several weeks. The
engagement Of Miss Kohn and DR..
Samuel Gingold was announced last
winter.
Misses jeanette Gomberg and Lillian
Levy entertained at dancing party in
the vestry rooms Of Temple Emanuel
last Monday evening.
Mr.. Harry Altman visited with his
parents for several days, returning to
Minneapolis last Tuesday.
Abe B. Kapplin has been chosen for
training with the officers reserve corps
at Fort Smelling and will leave this
week. He will write special stories for
The Herald while at camp.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11

Boston, Mass.-Dr. Samuel A. Lee
vine, who is well-known physician,
has accepted an offer from the Rock
cfeller Institute of New York, and
for the next four months will be con-
nected with the Institute: He was
the winner of the scholarship of
$3.50 by the Harvard Medical
School and in the spring will go to
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11
|IiE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
On Mothers Day, May 18Th

Remember Your Mother
Let the token be bright for the living
And white for those who are gone.
She will appreciate OF Swanson exquisitey arranged
baskets, Swansons Corsages or Swansons cool grown
blooming Plants blooming plant will give weeks and
months of delight.
1.-THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS"
SWAMSOMS, INC.
Mic. Neutrality-suspicious. 3Sl43
INSTANT SERVICE
6I8 Nicoet Avenue, Minneapolis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
ltnter linen tefauben iid amser eng.
IIid,eu nod italieniid,e id)ueot
iac uno srieHiidJs Sampfer.
Ter berisufte Slieisatransport mar
aaseni&sinlid Der Sampfer
Staateubam" Der SOaaua.
Amerifa.2inie,
Den bic eusliide Regieruug uad lei
ner SertigiteauHs iiberuommen
bate,

Berlin, 1. gidrs- (Gnf brabt'
loiem @ege mad, sappiQe, 4. giGrS) J
Sin bsitadter srausportbaulpier uuH
"a, ,494 Sonneu mit 500 Wann aulO.
uiGltruppeu, Geidiiseu uno Sierbsn
an Suro, tuurbs am "a. Gcbruar puu
eiucm beutiden 5aud)bout i'm giticl'
lanoiidem Ylecr perienft, iuie Die slo'
miralttat am SOuurritas befanHt gub.
Gme Auaabl Der au goro befinOliden
Sruppeu fameu nm.
Guhcroem ipuros am %. isebruar
sin lramsportoampicr bpn et,ua 5O00
Srulen perierft.
Am II. Sebruar unrbe eiH Grams
pOrtbampfer pun 5000 sOnusn, Of.
idDou er BON Grisg5idjiffen esturtirt
/ uroe, iiiolif uun Der Sniel Iialta
peiienft unb ferucr mirb- in Sem DC.
ridJt nud) bas 8erisnfen BON peitrren
13 Sd)iiien bon eiHem Weiammttuu-
nrngebalt bon iiber 25,00 SOunen
befannt gegebm. Ter betreffenSe BE.
r,dr lautet mie fuIst:
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ESterrsone i'm MittcllaaSiidDen Wesr
bic fulsenbeu SdJiife perienft:
9lm II. Se6runr: iiiolid) pon Malta
rinen sranspOrtOampfer ppn etiua
5000 sonnen, Der 5radlt an SurO
brtte anS non anoeren SdHifrn es.
fuittrt in 0itlid,er Siidltuns fnbr.
Am %. syebruar: cinen 5ransport.
|bnnipier uoa etiun 5000 Sonnen, Ser
cine llnmsHge Srnppen on 8orS bate
nnb BON anoeren Sdyiffen esfortiri
Wnr6e; einen Sransportbampier puu
et,pa 5000 sonusu, nit 2aeuns, Der
sleidfaIls csfDrtirt mar.
sim "A. 5sbraar: einsn beitadtal
SranSpOrtoampier uOn 34,494 Son.
nen, nit et,Da 500 Dsann aoluninl.
truppeu, 4rtillerie nnb Eisrbcn an
sorS. Gin s'beiI Der srnppen ertranf.
sInher bieien Sransportbumpieru
iunrorn in Den lsttcn sasen I'M @it.
teqduoiidrn Iser Srei3ebn Sdnifc
BON sniammen 25,166 Sonnen per.
.isuit lIaiss bisisB bsiaabea ta; Sss
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5erner ptrb DOM 4raiibeuten snss'
itanbn, bab Elm aItes Ssss
tbm Gorge ma4t.
9ides aus benz Sabre 1919 tam
menSe SeieB ma4t @ngrif1s
aud beiitite SauabnOts
uuHOsli3,
SOlanss nidt etn &riess5lftdrS aiDt'
iGen ben Ser. Staatn uro
Seuti4lano beitebt.

Bo f6iugtpn, .. e., 4. War5.
pralioent 8llIon erIieB am Sonntag
glbeno cine GrtldruHg. in peI9sr sr
oem Bolt mittbeiIt, OuB er auBer
StanDe lit, &auffahrteii4iffe gu be-
itiiden ooer anDere Weobnabmen Segen
bic Dsutide Sau4bootgeiabr gu treT'
fen, neil er bic u0tbise grma1tt9ung
opn Seiten oes &ongreiles niGt hat.
qluberbem gt6t Der Yrdiioent gu. baB
er ii9 i'm Jrrtbum beiuno. aIs sr IN
ieiner tiir5Ii4en ReSe iaste, sr tonne
unter ben 8eitimHun9en Der Werfals
Jung in bieier Sa4e pprgeben. Ss 1T,
lpie er ertlart, cine SonosriiBung oss
aongreTes nDtbig, um i9m Die Se'
mini i9ts 9oQma4t gu perlet9en, aoer
es piiroe nublos Ietn, cine iolGe SiB'
ung einauberufer1 iOlange bic segen'
rportisen 9eiadftsregsIn oes Senats
in &raft bletbeu, burt sa<iae es elmer
tleinen 0einosrbeit mosIi9 ge!RaGt
lpiro ale Yiane unb 2lbiihten Der
srpben @tebrbeit gu Dereitelu.
Ser 4rGfoent i9Idgt oaber Dor,
bab Der Senat in feiner auf Rontag
einberufenen Sibuns ieine ReseIu psr'
art abGnOern iOG. rum 2ttttOnsmDg
Ii9teit -Su faaffen uno bas 2ano Dor
pem @eroerben gu retten".
.Gtne tIeiue 9ruppe ppn itarrt0pfis
gen 2euten, bic gliemanbeS InIidt
auber ibrer eissnen oertreten," fagte
Der prGiioent in Ieiner @rtlGrung,
rbaben ote md9tise Reeieruns Der
9ereinisten Staateu biIfIps uuo Oers
GdtIi9 eema9t."
Die GrtlGrurs bes prGTbenten III
i'm @prtlaut pie fpIgt:
Der g(bihlub Der lester SeTipu
bes Ga. SpngreFes bat eine Situatiru
ge3eitigt, tpts iie in Der Gei6i1tc uns
Isres 2anbes pbns @lei6en bditsbt
uno aud taum in Der @eidt9te zines
arberer mobernen 9onoes cine gas
ralIele baben biirfte. glrgeiihts elmer
ariiis, bic eefabrbrobenoer lit, oIs es
Ije cine Strife in Der 8eihi9te biefes
aanbes mitSssus auf feline internatip,
uaIen 8erbinbungen gefpefen, III es benz
aonsreB unm0glid gepefen, Elm 9eIss
gu paiftren, bur6 tDeI9es bas 2ano
fifer aefte[lt unb bic element1ren
Re4te Der giireer gefdiitt ,pera
! ben io(lter- llsber 800 ber 521 Ttt,
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Seutibe YreHe
Sat iia nunmsbt aud gu Dem 3ims
msrmanH'fteu 9urfdlag be8iigIi5
RsIitos sedubsrt.
Rur 3trsi gsrliner 3etunssn bsipres
den Die Gngelegenbeit in 9eits
aufidser.

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9onoun. 4. MGrs. Die gerliner 3eis
tauaeu, Ssnsu In ibrsn Nusgnben Dom
Samftlg Worssn geitattst tuurbe. iit
bs5iisIi6 Der Gntbtiuunea ii6er ein
anssbIi4 aHgeitrsbtss giirSnib spis
iteu 9sutihIanb urb Werito gu
GuBern. itsinsu arf bisie gutbiinuns
gen nidt seruoe itols gu iein. Die
Wsbr5nh! Der gldttsr 5esniigt Iid bas
nit, bic amtlihe bsuti9e GrtIGrung
urtsr msbr obsr mtnber nidtsfassnbsn
EtteIn gu per5ffsntIi5en. 9ie .Sas
ass3situng1 bat als ueberfarift eir
5russ5siben beRutt, pdbreno bic
y9oHii6s 3eitung" unb bic rRpr'
gsnpOit" auf ben beoiugunsstpeifen
Gbarattsr Der Mabrabmsn 6iupsifsn.
glur Der ,9otnlan5siger" uno Sas
,gerIinsr Tage5ldtt" 6sbanbsIu bic
2tnssIessnbeit IN 2eitnufidben urb Der
raptalaH5sigsrA 1T bic sin5iSe 3eituns.
peIds bi. amtli6s GrtIdruns burf
aus ben Der. Staatsn erbaltsne De.
peIaen er1du5t.
Sn isinsr Spmmentirung be5si4net
BAG glatt bic U3dbndbme als einen
patriDtiI5er uno oDllig torretter
ts6ritt Der gtegisruns unS lsst ben
gr0bten Raherut auf bus amsri,uni'
i6e Gnbe Der Nneeiegeubeit uno oieies
pirb ala Elm Man6ber bes prGIibenter
@ilfpn 6aratteriftrt, i'm bic ge'
itiidunssporIase TN &onsreb bura5u'
brinsen.
9as ySasebIatt" beIpridt tur5 be
Sitraiion in Mertto unb tpeiIt buan
bdraui bin, oab IN Der ontlinen @r'
iIGruns betunt pirb, Der @pri@Iag
,isi Nsgiso ni4s aHierbrsitst Dorsen
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Senator 5it4eOd. Der Siibr1 Der
Guunbs Der @orIass, belt ibr
bic uielitiinbiss Grabrebs.
gefiirporier Der @orlase unierssidns'
ten Elm Wanifeft, III ipeldsm
iie bitiere alass iiber bic
viberbariss Mino.
ritGt fiibren.
Ga Goletse min feline porbereiteie R.o.
benz sansen aanbe be.arlnt sebsu.

Iajbington, 9. G., 4. DeGrs,
3rpoli Senatorert, unter Der Sibrer'
idIcit bes Senntors 60 5olette uiio er'
nrutbigt Don Senotor Stone, einenl
DculOfraten, oein 8oitser Ses Stoir.
minees fin citspdrtige gtngeIegeHbsi.
ten, perbinoerten Sur9 einen Gilibit
l!cl, Der BON ben aubGngern bes Bra
ilbtiiten fir BEN oertperflif1teH In Der
Geldifte irsenoeineS ciuiIiiirtm Cant
oes be3eIhnet ipilroe, cine iiberiudlti.
geilDt Wlebrbeit i'm aongreB bis 5nr
Iestel. Winute am Sonnta5 oarau.
ibrcn @iIIen b,rrdsuiesen iulb Derfag.
ten oem Nrdiibelten elm Seics. 6urdl
ipeIdes er ermdftigt peroen ioiIte,
GntrifniIiif)e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 be.
itiiden Inn Der beiltfhen Eai,4boot.
gffabr begeJnen gu f0men.
.Jbne Riidiidt oaroui. bag iudbreno
eincr unuitterbrohenen eituns Don
20 chiHoen ibnen porgeiporfcn pur.
be. oaB ibr 1erbalten oen @iinifer,
ocs grafiSatten seenniber fur Sas
2ai,b ernieoriseito iein iDiirbe, inner.
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