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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11

ing 10 acres. f~ es - 81 f'r,
(a) Descriptions No. .. Being n
the northwest quarter OF section ).
township - north. Of range ! east
Of the Salt Lake Meridian. begin
ming At . point On ioesa N1rvsy 1857
chains east Of o selnt 1855 chains
south Of the northwest corner Of
the above named quarter section;
thence running south $3.50 chains;
thence chains west: thence north
2l.70 chains; thence east 8 chains
to the place Of beginning. and con-
taining 10.e acres. i
(b) Being in the northwest quar-
ter of section s. township II north.
Of range east Of the Salt Lake No
ridian. beginning at point on local
survey 1887 chains east Of point
11.sS chains south Of. the northwest
corner Of above named quarter sec
ton: thence running south 31.60
chains; thence east chains; thene(
north $40 chains; thence west I
chains 70 the place Of beginning
lcontaining 1o.73S acres. tu
i (c) Being In the northwest quar-
ter Of section s. township II nertA
Of range / east OF the Salt Lake NJ
: fidian. beginning at . point on II
north line Of street $3.50 chain
east Of . Doint 80 iiaks aorth Of Ii
Sputhwsst corner Of said quarter ssc
ton; thence running north 11.2I
chains; thence east 10 chains: thenc'
south II chainss thence west aloni
north side Of street 10 chains to tn
) place Of beginning. containing 11.12|
acres. @. w. DUNN,
Il Attorney For Plaintiff
Address: Logan. Utah.
Advt. IL
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
DOING GOOD

Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more
good than Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy. John r. Jant-
zen. Delmeny, sask. says OF It: II
have used Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy myself and In my
family. and can recommend It a. be-
ing An exceptionally fine prepara-
tion." Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11

And In accordance with law. 30 many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock
- may 10 necessary will b sold at
the front door Of the Court House.
Logan. Utah. O the 10Th day Of
July. 1918, at the hour Of . o'clock
p. N. to pay the lslinausnG asssss-
ment thereon together wttA tie
cost Of advertising and sxpenss Of
sale. Dated at logan. Utah. Juns
20, 1913.
J. W. SHAMONS.
Secretary and Treasures.
Alvt. T-l3. ~.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
LOGAN NORTHERN
IRRIGATION COMPANY

Principal place Of business. Logan.
Utah.
There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account
Of an assessment levied on the 10th
day of April. 1918. the several
amounts set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders - fol-
lows:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
Notice To Creditors

Estate Of Thomas w. Holland.
deceased. Creditors will present
their claims with vouchers attached
to the undersigned executrix ut her
residence, 1891 Garfield Avenue.
Salt Lake City. Utah, On Or before
the 18th day Of August. 1918.
Date Of first publication. June 8.
1918.
FLORENCE sMuRTHwAITE.
Executrix.
GEO. Q. RICH. = ~,
Attorney. Advt. 10
SUMMONS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
TTll-r' % ~ 1919 >,
CHINESE AT WEST POINT 0RxD-
YATES TWELFTH IN CLASS

YATES TWELFTH IN CLASS
West Point -Ksas Wang. tho
first Chinese It West Point since the
graduation Of two Of his countrymsn
many years ago. was graduated
twelfth highest In the 1913 class OF
lS7 members whose commencement
has recently been held . ysaf ahead
OF time. Mr.. Wang 10 . Princeton
graduate Of the class Of 1915. and
has made . record in both Princeton
and West Point a. Z good student
and popular one. His appointment
to West Point was made posslbl, b.
special act Of Congress In ls1s.which
provided for the entrance Of two
Chinese. Mr.. L. 8. Dsau was chos-
% last year for the other rsppoint-
msnt. This 10 the second time that
Congress has extended the courtesy
Of West Point appointments to CHA
csc. m s-f
Mr.. Wang will return very short
" to China and expects TO Apply his
wsstsrn trainiag to good Effect n
the, service Of bic country. F
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of John A. Cedsriund. DE-
ceased. crsditors will present tAsir
claims with. vouchers to the under
signed admiliStratri Of said estate.
Ut her residence &C Logan. Cache
County. Utah. ON or before the 3rth
day Of July. 1918.
Date Of first publication. May -.
1913.
IDA CEDERLUND,
Administratrix.
NEBEKNR, THATCHER
And BOWEN. Attorneys.
Advt. ST.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
Probate And Guardianship
Notices
Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Slsners
For Further Infern1uon
Notice To Creditors

In the Matter Of The Estate q
Sarah e. Rawlins. Dscsassd. Cred
tiers viii present elaims WITH ssueh-
sts attached 70 The uAdsrslsasd I'D
miniatsator at bis residence q Lew
iston. Cache County. Utah. - OF
bsesrs the sara day u August 4. d.
1913. Date q fiFse psh,ieatiea yuns
-. 1913.
=. A. RAwIllsA
Adniaissfasss
ID. ". DUNN.
Attorney. Advt TN
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CAUSE OF DKsPoNDENCY

Dependency u often caused by in
digestion and constipation. and
quickly disappears when Chamber
lain's Tablets are taken. These tab
lets strengthen the digestion and
move the bowels. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of George n. Reeder. D.
ceased. Creditors viii present
claims with vouchers to the under
dsnsd Adminlstrator. at hi real.
isncs at Wsllsville. Cache County.
Utah on or before August 3rd. 1918.
Date Of First Publication. June I.
1915. il'5l
d WILLIAM H. VAUGHAN,
Administrator,
9. w. DUNN. Attorney. IN rrg
at,. Advt. 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11

! - (csatiausd from Pags %
New Haven. Conn. ~ the city home
dsnenssss&iea agent Of he Dssast-
meat Of Agriculture and The state
Agricultural College. The fire sta
tions mako clean, esatfai places.
whses plsaty Of voluatssr help b
available tor handling the milk. Bot
tsA skim milk from two large dair-,
~ outside the city 10 sold assfivsi
cen&s . quart. The stations ars s1sn
during The noon hour With two wo-
men volntssss On duty at each one to
supsrintsnd the sales. children stop
for the milk on their way home from
SCHOOL, The firsmsn cooperate in sv-
ery way. They take full charge Of
setting up the temporary counters.
and lifting the heavy crates Of bot
ties a. well ~ in keeping the chill
dren in line and helping with the
sales. s..Ss--. .e-.-s--..-'- p
Girls and womsa 70 Harvest Fruit
More than 1909 girls In Oregon
cities have been istsrsstsd In light
farm work By farm help specialists
Of the United States Department Of
Agriculture. and are now being plss-
ed in the fruit districts Of the stats
to assist h picking bseriss and trait
IN some cases these girls and women
receive training In grading and pack
ing fruit and have shown that tasy
are more sfaeisnt helpers in this linz
Of work than men. Many OF TIL
growers are providing tents - quar-
ters for the women.
Women Produce sugar and Starch n
Women in UintA county, Utah. ar
going to make sugar at home. Tn
great interest taken in sugar bee
production for sirups by the womel
Of that county has led to the plantinl
Of from Is to 100 pounds Of sugar
beet seed. This Is the direct result
Of the work Of county home demon
stration agent. who has demonstrat
Cd the use and making Of the sirul
to each Of the fifteen organization
in the county with whom she works
The women have also made between
1000 and $500 pounds Of potat
starch. averaging % pounds to fou
bushels Of optatoes. This means tn
saving. Of 400 busels that otherwis
would. have been wasted.
Farm Labor Meeting In Portland
Means Of securing helpers to hal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In tho matter Of the Estate of.
Kristen Nielsen. Deceased. Credi-
tors will present. claiMs with voueh-
srs attached 70 the undersigned Ad-
ministrat0sa At biz residence residence n Logan
Cache County. Utah. on Or before
the 3rd day TO August 1918.
Date Of first qualifications June I.
1913. ---
HANS r. NlElsEN
N sks AdmiAistfater
10. ". DUNN. Attefnsy. N 4 -
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
Some Must Stafve

Picking out those who shall starye to death has become ne. cessity for some relief workers in Asia, on account of shortage of relief funds, according to a tele. gram from United States Minis ter Stovall at Berne, Switzerland. The telegram is dated from Con staninople where MT. Stovall gathered Information regarding conditions among the starving, homeless refugees of the Near East. To supply sufficient funds for tue immediate relief and the rehabilitation of these peoples, a campaign for $30,000,000 will be conducted January 12-19.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
RobertsQn-M Hardware Go.

think 1 can count the time in weeks until I will be homeward bound, or at least it looks that way now. Anyhow tell Fred l intend to be home for next sum mel's work.
 write you this letter and surely Clarence will do the same because 1 believe it will be a source of happiness to you and mother during Christmas times, to know something about where we are, and where we have been; also both of us well. 1 hope that you will not worry aoout us, but will make this the merriest Xmas and happiest New Year that either of you have ever spent Please give my love and regards to all, and that 1 wish them merry Xmas and happy New Year.
 I remain,
 Your Son, Robert. 195 Aaro So5n A E E,
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
1 remain, Your Son, Robert. 1855 Aero Sqdn. A. E F
Petition For Public Road

To Hon. J. M Gates, County Judge: We the undersigned citizens of l.o> noke County, Arkansas, respectfully ask that the following described road be granted as public road of Section 2s, Township North. Range West and run due West on Section line between sections 2S and B and g and 32 a distance of two miles
 Signed: s. F. Krupp
 J. T. Bogard
 T. " Hackney and others. ftp
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
Money in Eggs

Eggs are not bankab,e but the money from their sale is. This money is yours for the effort. How do you treat the hen that lays the Golden Eggs? B. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy will keep the poultry in good condi- ton and increase the yield in eggs. We guarantee this and refund your money if not satis- fled d.-Jno. D. Martin.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
Letter From Robert Lilly


 l have been intending to write vOu for some time but have kept putting 1t off Now that the cen
 ,orship has been modified some, will try and write Soua Short
 etter telling a few of my experi-
 nces in France.
 l will have to pass over a great many things as I don't want to
 write book. You know 1 stay I'd in England for about six months and of course have long story to tell of my experiences there but think that my life as soldier in France would be of
 more interest to you, so will only write little about myself while here.
 On June 29th, late in the eye ming we crossed the English Channel, the next morning we were at Le Have. After going up the river for short distance, we unloaded and were marched about three miles to rest camp We remained at this camp for |day and night, then we rolled our packs and were taken down to the depot and put in bunch of box cars. 1t was about mid night when we started on our journey. 1 didn't have the least idea where we were headed for. and little did I care. On the next morning of July 1st. we were travelling due south. We'll 1 wondered where in the deuce we were going; all day the trains kept steady pace south; night came and still we were travelling in the same direction. Remem- ,ber when 1 speak of riding so long on the train we were not travelling over the Penn. K. R. or the Great Northern. but some thing like you used to ride over there 30 years ago. although we moved along at a steady speed and after travelling all night of July 1st, the next morning to our surprise, we were in small city called Issoudam. south of Paris two or three hundred miles. Here our train of cars were switched of on spur track
 which took us to our next rest ing place, as these camps are |called Rest Camps, but we have a different name for them; we call them Pick and Shovel" camps because when there. they are our principal tools, so you can easily see that I haven't lost anything at such camps. Of course we we were not at this camp very long. On this trip from Le Have to Issoudam we passed thrl ugh towns and sev eral other fine looking little cities It was a very nice trip aad 1 en- joyed it, although I was sick all of the way and was taken to the hospital for a few days; after a little rest felt fine and have been
 we'll every since.
 There were a great many things happened while at the camp near Issoudom, but cannot take time to tell you about them so will pass on to our next move. It was about the middle of .]u ly, early one morning we were ordered to roll our packs and be ready for the train about SIX o'clock. The only thing we knew
 when we piled on the train that we were headed for the battle front. This was long and tire some trip; we were on the train for oyer three days and nights, passing through the cities of Bruges. Nemers, Cheaumont and NeaufchaIeau, and many small towns. This also was a very in teresting trip for me as 1 saw some of the beautiful country that you often hear of. and 1 be-
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26
Cedar Posts For Safe

We have just received a car load of cedar posts which we will sell at a reasonable price 26-tf Perkins Lumber Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-26

thing that looked ike barrack :. for soldiers. Finally We noticed some trails leading back m tn woods and there we fu nd our barracks, camonhaged 50 the could not be seen from an air plane passing over This oi course lo~ked very good to US We were there only few nights when the Hun decided to let us know he was still in the game. so he came over and dropped a few bombs and when a few hit near you no one has to tell you about 1t as the explosion does it's own telling. Fortunate for us all the bombs did was to tear big holes in the earth.
 While l was at this camp I wis ited the historic town of Doremy the birth place of Joan De Arc" which is source of interest to all American soldiers. Our stay at this camp was rather short; i've were oply waiting for our transport. trucks. cars, etc be- fcauSe now we were in the zone of '
 ] advance, and no longer could we ldepend on the railroads to move us around. So far we Lad not freceived our planes. On about July 28, our transport outfit came. and the next morning we piled on to move closer to the battle front, and there to get our planes and get busy,
 At this next camp which is known as Ourches, we received our planes. 1fyou wonder where this place is, it is about IS or 20 miles due west of Toul Now since we had our planes it was up to us to get busy and believe me we did; we put the planes in ommission and kept them that way. The first great drive that our aviators took part in was that. of St Mihiel of Sept. 18th. Of course they were over the lines on patrol duty whether there was Ia big drive on or not. We were at this camp about } months; while there I had some expert. Iences that will never be forgot. ten. I will tell you of only one of them. About the third night we were at this camp. the Huns Ipaid us another visit. It was fabout II o'clock and all had gone to bed but several who were out watching the flashes of the guns when all at once they heard the hum of a Hun motor, and soon l he was over the camp dropping his bombs; he dropped four The first two woke us up, and when the next one popped l was in the dugout and stayed until he quit dropping bombs Again the Hun missed his mark and did no damage whatever. The bombs hit in a TOW about 40 feet apart, not more than 30 yards from our barracks. Our dug outs were down the hill from our barracks and the ground was covered with small rocks, so you can imagine what happened to my feet when 1 went to the dug out at a speed of about 40 miles per hour. Well of course 1 could not help but skin them a little and a big little at that. After the first raid 1 always slept in a pair of heavy socks which would protect my feet some as went miles an hour down the hill.
 This camp 1 have spoken of is on the Mouse river. This river at one time was the boundary line between AlSace-LOrraine and France.
 About the first of October we , found ourselves on the move again, this time we stopped with in a half mile of Foul. and have been here every since, For the
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Summer 1919
SnInno.

Sn &norpille, Senlt., apltroclt
Sialom s. Sliper, Der BrGlioent Ser
Sllper Wiunitionsfabrif, lomie brsi
gcanlte lno ie6s 9(ngeitelte Der
aonpagnie anf 8eranlaiIung oes
ariegs- -Miniiteriltms feitgenonnnen.
Die gerbafteten meroen beiduloiat.
Die gunoesreeierung ourdy falid3e
slngaben iiber bie @roBe lrno 9ei-
ltingsfubigfeit Der 9lnlage getanfd,t,
Den inipi5ieren6en 8eanntcn eigels
bergeitellte, falihe Broben 5ur gras
mination oorgelegt luno oefefte Wiis.
nition geliefert 5n baber. 8iele Der
in Der Sabrif bergeftenten @ranate:s
ipllen ange6obrt uno Die 2oder ip6.er
nit glei 5uaefiiat iein ipooitrd Die
8eihoI1e aus Der beabii9tigten Slug
babn gebradt tto ein genaues 3ie-
len 1utlnoglif genladt pnroe. Mudb
Die 3iinoer iollen febIerbaft setpeien
iein, 10 oaB Die @ranaten niht iln
ri6tigen slugenblid erplooierten. Sc
gen 1000 @eihoiie iome elm Cell scr
Wfaihlnerie muroen beiblaenabrnt.
nm ols geiDeisn1aterial gegen Sic
gerbafteten benutt 5ll perben. Gle
slnlage ielbif ipltroe BON Ser 9egies
ring iibernomnen unO miro llntcr
eeitung bon Mlmitiolls Offi5ierest
meiter sefiibrt ueroen.
Ser onerifaniihe Srabtoam,
pier o&ernann Sraih," Der i'm
Dienlte Ser 9fegierltng ltano, lpllrse
$50 Meilen Iiiooitlih bon siopa 5e,.
tia in einer Gollilion nit Dem Sell
oantpfer George 6. Senrp" III oem
@runo gebobrt. Oas Shiff, tpeIhes
cine geiasung BON 13 Offiaieren lln5
76 Wann bate, ianf in iieben Wfinn.
ten nab benz 3uianlmenitob. Die
3abl oer @eretteten miro ouf Al an-
gege6en ilnb iiber oie Sdlfte 6er
Mannid)aft ideint rn1s 2ebefr gefona-
men gu fem.
Der SIiegerleltnant 9nrr g.
Cameron alts Staples, Seras, uno
Ser &orporaI gbas. Goittepas aus
ct. 2ouis, Mo, ltiir5ten in Ser ge1hc
bes Scott 9tpiationsfeloes i'm Staate
Sninois NIT ibrem Meroplan aus eli,
ner S0be bon ettpa 1000 SUB ab.
Gointepas ftarb anf Dem transport
nod oeln SoipitaI; arh 2eutnant
Cameron ioI gefabrli1e gerlesrngcm
erIitten baben.
Or. sSreoerid 90, giidoff BON
ssrpington, H. S., Der angeflagt mar,
ben gerinfj gemaht 81 bqben Die.
NIT Der Sieferung BON ariegsnate-
rial befdaftigte Mafdinenfabrif pom
8oulo & gberbart i1 esSrpiitgtcn in
bic Suft sn iprelrgen, lit pont 9nn-
oesgeridt nj Eretlton ou 25 Sabreu
3mbtbans perurteilt tporOen. Ser
Mitangeflagte @illian1 Seinentepcr
lpilroe NIT Is Sssabren beitraft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-05
%ororingen Der NQiierten
u6eaQ On Oct ganjen Jot I'm Often uno l)eQn I'm Aange
Stellmngem nerbeiicrt.
Durazzo In Hlbanien pctl den HlIiierten be(Nonen
S3erac 9enpmm,en.
Nmtrtaner bringem i'm Nrgonnen ySalo por
1tneariide Srie>ens> Neitatien.
Serac 9enDn,,men.

ben l1nier StaatsiefretGr madt aber
befamnt, baf nniere Jiegiernns bisber
feline Ginlaonns erbalten fat.
Die Nad)rid)t, baf Trins Warimi-
lian bon Sabem gum 9ieidlsfansler
crnamnt lit, lit, iuie nus Mmiterbam
semelOet iuirb, offisiea beitatist. Die
Ielbe 9epeide melbet aud, Ger Gen-
trmmsfiibrer @roeber nnb Ser iosial-
oemufratiidc aiibrer sdeiSemanl,
ieien sn Staatsiefretaren oGne Yprte-
ielile ernnmmt.
sSreitag aben6 fan6 in ben aroRen
@erfem Der s. u. Gillespie S6eIl
2uabing Company in Norsdn, nabe
Eertb Mmbup, u. s, cine fnrd)tbare
Grploiion itatt, iuelde Die ganse Ne,
9enb anf Wteilen binans erIdjiitterte
,tnb bic 2emte in SOUTH glmboD perau=
lakte, ans ibren 6anIern AT flieben.
9ieier eriten GrplOiipn fplsteu flei-
mere GgplOiiDnen nno bann Elm syemer,
oas itnnbenlang uiitete, ebe bic
Jenerluebren nns iammtlidem benadj-
barten Stabten es inter &ontrulIe
batten @pbnrd) Die Grplpiipm beram.
lakt umrbe, lit nod) nidt feitgeitelt,
oud slanbt man, onf bei Der 6eritel,
lung eines IS. u. g." senannten st.
pluiipitoffes ST sroRe .6iee amge-
iuanSt iumrbe. glnd) iiber ben anac,
ridteten Sdaoen iueif man nod
nidts. llngefabr 800 Ncnidjen iollen
getDtet ooer berlekt iein. Die @erfe
iuarem iebr amssebebnt, iie bebedten
Elm Nreal BON siuOlf Ana6ratmeilcu.
&iele BON ben @ebamSen iuaren al.
leroinss nnr fleim. Nan glaubt, bai
Die erfte fnrhtbare GrplpIipn in ei.
nem oieier fleinen SGaier, in sem
man 3. q. 3. beriteIlte, erfplet lit
Die Jabrif iuuroe bnrdl 6ie Reaic.
rmns fir Sie Gjillespie GompeaD ne.
leitet. Sic beiddftste iid) banptiadj.
lih NIT Sem 2nben bon 0eidloifer,
NIT itarfen Grplpiipitoffen. Mebrers
tanienb Mrbeiter tuaren in BEN Ser
fen anseitellt. 3nr 3eit, als Die Gr.
ploiipn erfolste, suaren aber MIR ci.
niae bmnbert Yiamn anpeiemS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-05
Y
~SKyIyoS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Ssit bes Matbematifcrs.

Der beriibnte Matbelnatifer Stei.
rer bat IN Berlin geipirft. s(nfGnalid,
glne es ibm idledt ilno er muBte Ii6
iebr fiilnmerlif nit 8rloatitllnoen
nllrhldlogen; aber iein Hllf mllds
lbnctl uno 1913 puroe er Grofellor
an Ger 8erliler ltniperlitGt uno Weit.
glien Der 9lfooemie. Gr mar acbiirti.
ger Sdmei5er, ltanlnlte aus ciner
tlelnen goiernfanHlie uno batte ais
5nnge oas 8ief gebiitet 9lls er emit
81 elmer Sofgeiel1id)aft gelaoen mar,
loB ibm idrGg gegeniiber elm bober
NSilroentrdger, Dem oie glntpeIenbcii
oeS @elebrten b6hIt iiberfIiiIIia
ldien. I'm ibn 5n irgern fraqte er
ilber oen Gid; rSagen Sic nal,
mein licber 9rofeIior, lit es ocrl
ipirfli6 pobr, oaB Sic ols Gnobe Die
ailbe olf Die @eibe getrie6en ia.
benz" ySalpobl, gr5eIfeltS," onttuor-
tete Steiner NIT polIiter Seelenrllbc,
limo lett Der 3eit bette ih oie IN.
id]dBbare @abe, jeoes Iin6pieb fdon
BON Deitern 5u erfennenl"
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Seg a 9.

Nus gagle YaB miro gemeloet.
oaB mebrere fegieriinesbeante ser
oortigen SanoeIsfnnrner sic 8erii,
dernng gegeben baben, oaB oie Nus
itellnng BON BdIlen nad Merifo IN
3ufltnft nit aroBerer Eronlptbeit er-
folgen miiroe. gis iebt bot es ge-
'pobnlidl orei @ohen gebauert, ebe
Elm 9teiiepaB nad) Werifo olsgeitcllt
muroe Das mar natiirlid) fir Die an
Der 8ren5e tpobnenoen 2eltte, pelhe
in enger @eihaftsnerbinoima nit Der
9tahbarrepublif itebe,L nit gro6eir
ltnannebmli1feiten perfniipft.
3molf 9nnfen in 8oulton be-
rid)ten, bob Die bnrh ibre @Gnoe ges
gangenen Subifriptionen ali oie A..
Sibertp slnleibe Iid auf 3 Millioneu
Collar belanfen. Ser 8eionlmtbetra4
Der bis sSreitog abeno in Soulton ae-
5eichnet fpliroe, miro auf 6 Di(lic-
men Collar eeiddst.
= 8oupernenr 0obbp iuuroe ant
6reitag bonn 9unoeslenator Sbcp-
paro Dem 8rdiioenten 8ilIon porae-
Itellt Sn Ser llnterreollng ipuroe Sic
gaumlpollen en-SituatiAl in Seras Be
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