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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mr.. A. d. Leonard and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Leonard's motber,
Mrs. A. Lancken, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
reached home yesterday after five
weeks spent in Mr. Leonards old
home in Cleveland. Mr.. Leonard re.
ports wages high in Cleveland, but
living is higher than Lakeland by
far, and labor is almost impossible
to get. He says he can save any.
body contemplating trip north in
their car considerable trouble and in
convenience, as he has tried all
routes, and will be glad to let others
profit by his experiences, and thus
save considerable inconvenience and
bad road. He reports the road be-
tween Lakeland and Orlando one
continuous paved street now, with
the exception Of two mile detour,
which small cars, at least, can nego-
tate without any trouble.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mrs. W. H. Jackson's home in Park
Hill was invaded by a thief yesterday
morning and between SO and $40 was
taken, also a leather belt with a
silver buckle. The screen to a rear
window was broken into and en-
trance gained in that way. A trunk
had been gone into but nothing, so
far as could be noted was missing
therefrom, however, the money was
taken from a buffet drawer, where it
had been placed by Mrs. Jackson's
sons, this representing their earnings
this week from selling papers. No
arrests have been made, although
there probably will be as the police
have a fairly good clue as to the
identity of the thief A strange me-
gro had been seen lurking in the
and it is believed he
will soon be in the tolls The same
thief who plundered the Jackson
home is probably the same one who
entered the home Of Mrs. Grower
and Mrs. Skipper last week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12
War Savings Drive
Is Coming Fine;
Many Workers
Busy And Results
Gratifying

The War Savings Campaign is pro-
crossing enthusiastically and if every
citizen will do as well during the re-
mainder of the week as the average
of those who have so far pledged
their savings on this second drive,
Lakeland's quota will have been
reached on Saturday night. A spe-
cial committee has taken charge Of
the campaign among the railroad
employees, this being perhaps the
key to the situation. AS several Of
our prominent railroad men have
said: "The railroad men themselves
can carry Lakeland over the top
without any other assistance and sim
ply out of the increase in their sal
aries this year" If, therefore, our
railroad boys will consider their In
crease as savings and pledge 1t in
that way Lakeland can cash in one
hundred per cent on Saturday night.
But lot of work and whole-hearted
cooperation will be necessary on the
part of every man interested in order
to accomplish this.
The Bulletin Board is about fin
ished and In very graphic way
arouses the interest and enthusiasm
of crowds of people who have been
watching its construction.
Lakeland's drive for the compile
ton of her quota of $1SO,000 has
been pictured as drive from Lake.
land to Berlin. Lakeland being the
starting point and Berlin the $1S0,000
mark on the map, the intervening
points being shown with the amounts
pledged to that point The first
place on the may north of Lakeland
is Washington and to reach there it
required purchases and pledges to
the amount of $4,000; New York
shows $4,000 to have been sold;
London, 100000 Calais, $115,000;
Paris, $12500O; the old Hindenberg
line ;$135,00O; Cologne, $15O,000
LEIPZIG, $165,000 and when the ships
and trains will have reached Berlin
it will indicate that Lakeland's quota
has been bought or pledged by the
army back home" We have ar
rived at Calais and are on the way to
Paris.
The Woman's Committee flor at
least every girl is a potential woman
have made a fine start on their ed
ucational drive and many who knew
little before about War Savings
Stamps are already receiving some
very intelligent information from this
busy bunch of SO high school girls /
Yesterday afternoon they met at the
residence of the Chairman, Mrs Geo.
Wright, who assisted by Miss Flor I
ence Conibear, who is serving as
Mrs. Wright's first lieutenant, ar
ranged all the details for thorough .
canvas of the residence district and
before the shades of evening had
fallen these enthusiastic workers
we're like a swarm of bees scattered
Ill over the community.
Two stations for sale of stamps
nave been opened-at the Postoffice
ind the Red Cross Pharmacy, with
Florence and Lucy Conibear in
,harge.
Strong committees are urging pur-
.hases on the part Of each registrant
IS he leaves the polling place and
cry few neglect to purchase or
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs, ATTENTION

There will be a special meeting
Lakeland Commandery No. 81 at Its
Hall at 1880 o'clock sharp Friday
evening, for the purpose of confer
ring degrees on candidates about to
leave for the front. A full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
w. w. CHASE,
Eminent Commander.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mr' and Mrs. J. o. Breakfield and
lltle child leave tonight for Asbe.
Vliie' N c., where they will spend the
! next month. They are taking the trim
LOT the benefit Of their baby, who is
not very we'll.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

There will be council and bus.
mess meeting of the Senior Epworth
League tomorrow evening at s
o'clock in the Sunday School room of
the First M. E. Church. Officers and
members are requested to be pres
emf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

mr. j. G. Kirkland, division pas.
senger agent of the Atlantic Coast
Line with headquarters in Tampa:
W.T. M II. Bowler, claim agent, Jack.
sonVille and Mr.. M. L. Bradley, law
agent, Lakeland, are among the well
known transportation men seen on
Orlando's thoroughfares today-Or.
lando ReporterStar.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mrs. W. H. English, nee Miss Les
sic Ormsby, and her lovely little two
months old daughter, spent the day
in Lakeland from Christina, and were
cordially greeted by their many
friends, all Of whom declared the
Youngest member, of the family is
fully as sweet and lovely as her
charming young mother.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

FRIENDS of Mr.. Arthur W. Smith
.olmeriy with the Polk County Lum.
'el 70, Will be pleased to learn that
oapels have been received from him
S'a'lng that he had arrived safely
overseas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and
daughter, Miss Louise, leave Monday
for Wall Springs, where they will
snend the greater part Of the winter.
Miss Smith will attend Southern
College the coming term.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12
Lakeland Laconic.s

Mr. ]. R. Talley left last night for
savannah, Ca, where he goes to visit
sis son, Mr.. OIL Talley and family,
rbo live at Thunderbolt, a popular
roaort near that city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

MISS ona Browne spent oday in
Lakeland from Nichols, coming IN
trip. p'0aSure
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

WANTED-Good farm hand; one
who understands care of COWS.
Good place. See Bartlett, the sign
man, or apply at his place one mile
northwest of city. 1886
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12
pledge for a few more stamps.

pledge for a few more stamps.
Committees are requested tt
promptly turn in all pledges daily
that they may be Immediately re
corded and made available for ref
erence.
Let us raise our quota. We have
not failed on any quota assigned us
yet. $180,000 is not so much to save
as 1t would be to pay out in taxes
ON TO BERLIN
A. ]. HOLWORTHY, Chairman.
Lakeland War Saving Committee
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

LOST-A pair of Khaki pants belong
ing to a Home Guard uniform. Fin
der will please return to Supply
Sergeant B. F. Wilson at Wilson
Hardware tSore. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Mr.. Bert e. Belts, who, with his
family left about two weeks age
for Jacksonville, where they will
make their home this winter, writes
that he has opened offices a, 1925
Heard building, where he will be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

pleased to see any of his Lakeland
friends when they are In the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

saved would
} government I,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Lay Barred
ng. HoosiefI
keland, Flal
7Ssd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

| b. High,
soil. Best
land COT
neat cot.
lson,
FLA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

panies nros,l
pms a year II
B up. |
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

chest man III
Fho had locke
for the day
with the viI
PIN D. apprs|
are commoI
nd that vi
|linquish luzI
st. Peters{
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

Fhurch with N
he looked M
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-12

eIlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Mmtlt6es nter oemti@em
Spra@mnterrt@t.

ss1 11elerer 3eit, 90 mie6er aller-
orte1t in Mmerifa Ole Grage Ser CT
tbeil11ng bon 6el1tidem Spradnnter-
ridt in Sen 0ffertliden @dulen er-
ortert tpir6, mag es inberefiant fein,
at erfubrer, mel6e @rgebntile cine
go11s 11ereroings bonn 8iiro fiir @r-
5iebungs1peien bes Departements oes
Snnern ~o1gelteate nmfroge outage
%gefor6ert bat.
Mus 6en eingelm1fenen Mnttporten
ergiebt iidb 6oB In 1nr 10 bon 1853
ser IN Groge fommett6en Stabte nit
iiber $4,000 @intpobnern freno-
1pradlidyer l1nterridt in nie6rigeren
als Ser Z. @oiie ertbeilt miro. Sn
atp0lf bon 6ieien 10 Staoten 1T
6entI6 oie. ~bepor3ugte @prude; IN
6reiert miro oerttih, frm30iiid uno
ipmii9 geIebrt, un6 5spar IN ane,
GIenrentarfIaiien; 1T elmer Stom,
1uGa1nlid Milpaa,fee, 6el1tia, italie-
nii1 r1r6 polnifh tDdbren6 tt ben
perbleiben6en orei @tdote1t Die S@a,I.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
2ebret 9nloun8.

&un e,1rer &anaeln iuQt tbr 9nl6nng
1ebren
SsSbr, Die al16 @ott als 9terer a1tSer,
iebn;
9em @aHe 1nb Der &adindt ioQt tbr
mebren,
8plt ibr bereinit bur Seinem Sbron
beitebn.
@r 1duf sic Menid)en ntdt nad Ma=
ttpnen
l1nb uidt tn &lailen tbeilte. @r fie elm:
sic ale ipllten einit bort bel tim
pDbne1
1tnb ale emit bet tbm b%erIammelt
iein.
Midt IoQ ibr @ak, rein 2tebe ioQ tbr
fiinben,
En- e1trer Sempeln, Sie tbr @ptt &C.
>peibt;
9urt iol(en ale Srpf 1nb 9pffn1tne
finben,
9prt Stianng AUDI fir iebes @roen'
Ietb.
sSn biden ueiten, bo6semDlbten
@alen,
@n bteiem frpmmen, anbadtsboQen
Srt,
Ipllen. milbe 2ebren n,1r eridaQen
ltnb mas ibr prebtgt, es lei @ottes
@prt.
Midt iDQ ser Menge 3tutit nnb 9aber
brtngen
3n jemer statte, bie ibr @ott erba1tt:
9prt ioq entpur fid mniere Seele
fdJmtngen,
Gmpor s1tr @1be, up Der 9tmmel
bIa1tt.
9prt Toilet ibr als edte Srtefer mal=
ten
11no e1tre Hfltdten fplet tbr beriteb'n,
9prt iplet ibr in milber 9ulb1tna
i6alten,
SIR, sic end @ott als 9tener a1tser'
febn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
9as 8area1t Ser ain6ermoblfabrt
I @uibinator bot 8orfebrn11gert at

0as 8urea,t ser ain6eruoblfabrt
in @uibington bot @%orfebrnnge1 51
elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." &c.
troffen, bere1 3iel es 1T, Der n1a11-
gelbaften @rndbrur1g bon &irtoern
bo~r5ubeugen. @s 1onen IN allen
9taate1 lotole Srganiiationen gebil'
set mer6er, sic @rmittelr1ngen an5h.
itenen baber, Oh &in6er ifle6t ge'
nabrt 1ino, mnb in Iolden Salen fur
&flege lr1tb dr5tlidye Silfe forgen iol.
len. Die grmittelltngen tperoen it9
51n1dit o1f &n6er under idulpfli9-
tigem Mlter erltreden, lpaterbin altb
onf idu1lpfIidtige. Gor onem ion Die
MiI93uf1br ibertpadt tperoen, ober
au6 IonItige S6ubmittel 5ur Intper-
Dung fonmet, UNI fir bie &leinen
gei1tn6e Mabratng 5u iidern: 0sar
bofft 6nour9 Der groben Sberblidr
felt, Die namentli4 under fletnen &in-
bern berri#, gii1tbaH tbatt 31 f6raterl.
Dieien dl1Berit eemei1rriibigen 8emii.
btnqen foIte boz, uuen Seten tpirt-
iaunite l1nterftiisa1ng 51ttbea .peroe1h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

ourh Mppelle an SEN 80lferbab
ourb5ltoriiden. @e1m % &err Cont
pers nidt mittbun min, 0ann beftn=
set ct oaourd) mebr pabrbaft mert=
fani}dye @eii1mung, ais Die 8efiir-
morter oes Mmenoements iemals &C.
babt baben. CT bertrih aqes, mas
felt SEN Gagen George 8aibingtors
als bas 8elte I'M omerifanii9en
@plfstb1m betra9tet lpor6en lit:
@erehtigfeit, 8iligfeit, Mdtung nor
ser l1eber5e1gl1ng a1rberer unD leres
groB5iigige Tre%tbeitsi0eal, 6aS flr
nutipiitiid)e unbuloiamfeit nn6 fin
3apangsmoral feinen &aum bat. Des,
bolb gefGat &err @ompers 1ns, Unto
oesbaB gefaut CT urts iebr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Sic eemti@e spra@e.

SS1 eittem 1ebr le1ensmertben Mltf=
iabe iiber 6en @ertb 6es 6euti9=
ipro6igen 1nterridts 5itiert Der
Seem Yorfer Sodidatllebrer S. Goe
@ornes a19 cine M~uSlaiinng oeS
ebemoligen 8raitoerten @tuiam
&otpar6 Saft. Mu6 er berurtbetlt
sic &ebe geger Dos St16ium Der
0euti9en @pra6e, Ste Ser &rieg enf=
fodt but. uDoS 9eutide lit eine
@pro6e>" ldreibt er, uin Der 10 biele
Wfeiltertperfe ser 2iteratur geidpie=
ben ur6 10 bie1e mineni6aftli9e
8erfe beroffentiQ9t 1por6et ltn1, bob
ie6er gebiI6ete Meni@ Die Spra9e
fennen Iolte. Sc tba1t mir iebr leiD,
6aB id> obgIei9 ii6 mir Die @elegen-
bent 6a5n bot, 1ri6t gena1g Mlsoouer
batte, tie muir ar5neignen." l1n6 Mn=
6rep 8. @bite> Ger ebemalige Bralt=
Dent Der l1niperiitdt Cornell, be5ei9-
net Ste @ete gegen 6as 5t1oium Der
0entiden Gpra6e als uniinnig; man
ioIe mebr 9eutid lerner, aber ntdt
pe1riger, fiigt er bin5u. Rrofellor
Barres fiibrt nt6 cine gorge Netbe
Mrtifel aus Ta6bldttern nn6 3eittn=
gen an, Ste 1uir gar manben olS
2eftiire nidt 6ringe1u0 gena1g e11pfeb=
len f0n1ren. Sn eirem Mufiab oes
8rofe1ors &an6i6in bon Ser Wiamt
timber itGt in Ser 6odi6rift Sdoo1
ans Society miro 6arouf bingepie-
fen, 6oB man in 6rnnfreid, ENGLAND
nn6 Del1ti61an6 lt6 entidloiien babe,
nabren6 6es &rteges feine Menoe=
r111g in ben 9ebrpldnen eintreten 5u
lalien. 6un6i6in fiibrt Reg f%ran5oli@
1den @eIrbrten Hrofelior Senrt 5an=
bette's glrtifel in ser &epl1e 6e l'@n=
ieigrement 6es 2mgates Bibantes an:
v@iebt es mirfli9 8erionen bon 10
geringer nrtbeiIsfraft, 6aB tie be-
ba1ptem es tper6e r%otbperl6ig ietn,
na6 BENT &riege 6en 11nterri@t int
Dent1den fir iunge Gran5oien a11f-
3ugeben? Dieier @oridlag eri @etnt
mir 10 obfolut bf1r6, bob i6 MIDI
tpeigere> ibn ernit 5u nebmen. Mnf
ollie SGlle 6iirfen mir dber feline etns
5ige @eIegenbeit boriibergeben loii len,
I'm immer m1fs nel1e 5n %tpie6erbolen,
6ab 6ies Elm Sebler ieir tpiir6e. GS
lit cine feitlteben6e Sbatia6e, bob IT.
gen6 iemonb, Ser iid 6en tpiiie1n-
idoftli6en, pbilologiiden pbiloio-
pbiib lega1en, un6 11atiirli6 milita-
riidyen @tlp6ten b%tngeben tpiQ, I'M
ltan6e fem mrB, 0eutid 5t le1en,
atn6 6ob Elm Ml1fentbalt IN @eutidI
lan6 einen EbeiI fetnes St16iengangs
bil6en m11B!s Die Snfomie @reuBerrs
nitro ridt ste @e6arfen Ser bel1t-
Iden Nbiloiopbett un6 @elebrten,
no@ 1ie m~iibieIige @rbett ibrer @bi'
lofopben ltrub Srganiiatorer, tpel6e
@eutih1art6 31 6em gerno@t bober,
mos es beatte lit, aa1sQ6fdten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
@as Yeribin8 ia9t.

Son bielen Gelolagern Der Natio=
1olarmee fommen Mel6ungen iiber
Sue berbdltmBmaBig groBe Mn5aN
Ser fotbolii9en Soloaten u1n6 sic un=
perbdltmBmGbig fleine 3obl Der to-
tboliifyen Selbfaplane. @on BEN
10000 Ma,rn in Comp Mcgleuan gu
Mlabma, 3. g. itn6 49,
500 fatbolii91 1850 proteitamtiidt
1900 iibii1 unb 1,500 obne &eli=
giomsbefenntmB; 6abei gibt es aber
IA BON ser &egterrung angelteate
protej tantil de &apldne nn6 MIR einen
ein5igen BON Ser &egieru1tg beitaaten
&oplan Ser eben erit %ernannte &eb.
S. S. 8ergs; 6ie &ebs. Gallagher
uno Corr, sic BORT ebenfaQs ii6 Ger
Geellorge Ser fatbolii6en 9ol6aten
tpi6men, meroen outs Eripatmitteln
BON 6en columbus &ittern" unter=
bolte11. l1no dbnli6e, met1n m1d ni6t
gon5 10 16lim1ne, @erbaltniiie BERT
lden in oen iibrigen Sruppenlager1;
folt in ouen iteqen sic &otboliide11
0os itGrfite &ontinge11t, baben aber
ni6t sic ibren berbaltniBmaBig 5u=
itebenoen 4apldne. SIM Comp @or=
Son in Georgia itn6 41.9 8ro5ent
ser Soloaten fatbo1iid; int COMP
Grant 511 &odfor61 ST., 1874 Ero=
gent; inn Comp Gutter GIT 8ottle
Greet 30.5 Hro5ert; I'M @anp Do6ge
BET SEES Moines, Soma, 20 Gro5ent
Vi no., vi IN. 0os @refutipfomitee 6es
fotboIiiden u&riegsratbs" bm ii6 an
&riegsiefretGr @ofer nit 6em- @rfu=
9en getpen6et, 6aB Die 3abl Ser Mr=
meefaplGne ber6reifo6t, elmer fir le
1900 Mann ernannt mer6e, tpie 6ies
~ne1ter6ings da16 General 8eribing be-
%fiirtportete, 6as jebt belteben6e Ser
bGItniB bon 63.3 8ro5ent proteitan=
tiider gu 36.7 fotbolii6er &opldm
tpir6 ie6od mie es beiBt, b%eibebalten
tper6en.
veyn Ser @rfiinung ibrer Nfli6t
Ser Mrmee gegeniiber> fabelte Gene
ral 8eribtng 0em &riegsmt, ~mir6
BON Sen Monni9often @roBes ertpar=
tet uno ni9ts 1onte rngei6eben b1ei=
ben, I'M iie int 3nitm6e boditer
9eiltungsfdbigfeit 5u erbolten. Sd
bin iiber5engt, Dob Ser 8eitmn6 ser
Mrmee niemnIs borher dIeiht u11t ae=
tpelen lit 11n6 tpeiB, 6oB Sic Siibr1ng
inn M%ngemeinen m1sge5ei6net mar.
Sic bier Tin Srn1frei6) berrl6en0en
@erb6ltnilie gan5 GIT ertragen, erfor=
BERT ober cine StGrfe, Bic bon gro
Bem Ma1tbe nn6 boben geiitigen S6ea=
len ge5e11gt iein mrB. 90 id midi
per1onli6 fin 6ie @oblfabrt nnierer
Sr1rppen in ie6er Mbtbeil1tng berant=
tportli9 balte, lit es mein 8uni6, tie
nit 6em beltm0gli6en @inf1uB 5n
11mgebe1."
Herfbing f6ldgt Dor, Sic Mn5obl
Ser &npldne mtf 6rei bro &egiment,
NIT ser entipredenoen Mn5aW b0be=
rer firfIi9er @iir6ertriger 51 erb0<
fen nn6 ertpGbnt, 6aB 6ie iungen
@opIGne, 6ie GIT 6ieier Ebdotigfeit als-
erieben tper6en, forperli6 frdftig fein
miiiien, Ga ibre Mrbeit febr idtper lit.
u@s lift meire Miidt," i6lieBt ct,
u6em &oplans~4orps int gan5en
&eere einen %6efinitiben u116 berant-
tport1ngsbouen Status GIT berleiben
un6 Dos @etbGtigrtngsgebiet Der @a=
plGine a1tf f%o-operatibe Sflfe fit 6te
Tr1tppen o11s51t6ebnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
@aS ote fatb. SGuIen
oett Staate eriparen.

Sn 6en 0ffentlid)en S6ulen betra-
gen 0ie Soften fir einen 6diiler bier
gig Dollars pro Sabr; in Sen Bfarr=
i1ulen 11ngefabr 5tp0lf Douars. Dieie
lebteren Soften tper6en bon 6en @l.
tern 6eS @6iiGers getroge11, mel9e
al16 ibren Ebeil 5lt11 l1nterbalte Der
@taatsibulen beitragen. Mngenom>
MEN, uniere Bfmridn1let foiteter per
@opf ebenfo biel, tpie Die 0ffentliden
59r1len, un6 Ser Stodt piir6e o119
Die @farridu1len unterbalten 10 miib-
tie er ungefdbr finf5ig Mi1ionen
Collars pro Sabr bierfiir n1sgeben.
Diele so Miuionen Collars eriparen
alio oie @atbolifen 6em 2mr6e.
&lingt es ni6t ion6erbar, tpern man
bon Der ~groBen Cite" Ser @ta6t
o6er @taates fpribt, Dob er ni6t on9
no9 Ole @farri61plen nit ether
Stener belegt?
Murde groBe @tG6te Der @ereinig=
ten Staaten iteben ant &ar6e bes
@anferotts. 8erflo1fenes Sabr mar
Ole @ta6t Seem Sort ge5uunge1l 6ie
Mrbeitsitun6en bon mebreren Snu=
ier6 ftd6tH9en Mngeitelten at re6u=
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