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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
Advertising The Store

An insight into the methods of retail advertising was
furnished by E. A. Filene his talk before the Vermont
Press Mr. ene not only believes that it pays to adveT
but insists that it essential successful merchan
Lising The St Adams Messenger strongly impressed by
Mr. Flenes remarks has a sound word or two to utter
"The Vermont newspaper men visiting Boston lis
tened a good advertising talk from Mr. lene head OF
the big retail which bears his name During the
discussion it brought that the ene store pro-
yides in budget for the expenditure of five per cent
Of its gross sales for advertising purposes. Mr. Filene
considered this allowance for the purpose
at is only fair say that this five per cent does not
all go newspapers In fact only about half Of it is used
for that purpose The Of maintaining the big show
windows is assessed against the advertising appropriation
TO which are added the direct and indirect costs OF the
publicity department. These deductions leave little
more than two per cent for the newspapers.
"NIr Flene did dollars and cents figures, but
the store have in the Of year enormous
gross sales figure He declared that merchants back in the
smaller places should be educated into advertising
and more economical buying if they to meet success
fully the growing competition Of the chain stores He
even went far advocate species of cooperation
between Vermont merchants that they might gain the
advantage of bulk buying.
There may be stores, two in Burlington and
Rutland which use five per OF their gross sales for
Advertising but the Messenger doubts it very much
Most Vermont merchants would throw up their hands
in holy horror the suggestion Of setting aside such
sum for this purpose Yet good merchandising not only
warrants but demands it. Advertising is the medium OF
attraction buyers the things to be sold There no
substitute for it. The progressive merchant is the one
who tells the public what he has to sell And he IS the
one who year and year out has the profitable sales
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
PRESS COMMENT
Iudge Weeks Faithful

Judge John E Weeks, discussed
somewhat as a possible gubernatorial
candidate, removes himself by the
statement that he cannot give the nee
essarv time from his duties as ser
want of the state to engage in such an
energetic pursuit of the office as would
probably be necessary. Other good
material for public Office has come to
the same conclusion in other instances
really to its great relief and ultimate
personal advantage The theory of
popular government falls fiat here. In
stead of summoning their servants, the
public likes to be tickled under the
chin, wooed and won by the coyness,
the insistence and the other active
elements OF the would-be Office holder
Judge Weeks will doubtless continue
to do much of the hard and eXacting
labor of the next administration, as he
has Of past ones, without further pub
lie recognition than the "Well done
good and faithful public servant; we
like somebody else better when it
comes to recognizing duty well per
formed by giving out the high official
rewards Randolph Herald and News
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

Tomorrow, April first is supposed to be the fatefu
law What will it bring forth?
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

Oh don't be discouraged this is just another little
ugar
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
politics-Very Scattering

Politics on the press outing in Bos-
ton;
Far be it from such; also, let the
thought expire!
Of course, Harry Whitehill, as Abe's
personal representative, got a big hand
when he gave us Abe's long distance
greeting, and Howard Rice moved
vote of thanks for Harrys mellifiuous
message, but outside of that nothing
much occurred.
l did satisfy myself that Nelson
Jackson isn't candidate for anything
outside the Legion; that Guy Bailey
isn't going to trihe with politics this
year; that Warren Austin is doing so
much law business that the draft by
wireless doesn't interest him, that UNI
less Redheld Proctor gets a-going soon,
Frank Howe is liable to; that Orlando
Martin is talked OF as Speaker; that
our highway system is going to be
jolted hard, that Billings will be the
next lieutenant governor.
This isn't much, and things might
happen to change it about, but that's
about the way sized it up, with
Fletcher as a sort Of privateer i'll the
offing, with the black flag up, maya
zines filled with barshot and powder
and letters or marque against all and
sundry
Of course Frank Howe wore an eX-
preston Of suppressed anguish at
times, especially when we passed and
repassed the postoffice, and occasion
ally he'd burst forth iSto "Migod boys,
what are we going to do about the
governorship;" but no one offered to
draft him and most OF the bunch seem
ed to think he'd better pluck off the
Bennington p o. while the plucking
was good and save his shrapnel
Then, Of course, that Rice person
did an outrageous thing by framing up
a little picture party with the Post
man and Governor Cox and deliberate
" leaving Harry Whitehill out of it
don't know when I've seen thing
done that hurt my finer feelings So
H. l.. II in Rutland Herald
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
Protective, Not Prohibitive

The idea OF a protective iarih is not TO keep out
foreign goods entirely 1t IS not designed to be Pohlo
tive The tariff as proposed by the Republicans simply
require The importer to pay tax equal TO the difference
in production costs in this country and abroad
Logically, the American IS entitled to the hrSt chance
in his own home market. The American producer pays
large tax to the United States treasury and to the Teasu
ries Of state county and city The Federal tax IN the
OF some Of the large producers amounts to all the way
from ~ 20 per cent of the total net income and under
the new revenue law it will amount to MAXIMUM OF
30 per cent
But we are not basng argument solely on the
proposition that the foreign producer who sells here should
pay That is the Democratic doctrine though the
Democrats enacted law that produced lower revenue
and d lower rate Of revenue than the Republican Ia"
which they repealed We are basng our argument chei
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
MARKET REVIEW
Egg Market Has Been Inactive and
But Little Change Is Noted in
Cheese Market During Week

Butter market ruled firm throughout
last week on both fresh and storage
butter At other markets an easy feel
ing prevailed especially at New York.
This market was short of fresh butter
and arrivals were readily taken for
consumptive needs the fore part of the
week But receipts increased some
what and the week started with a
short surplus Of fresh goods This to-
gether with a comparison OF price val
ne at other markets caused decline
Of - cent to y - cents today How
ever. many doubt whether the decline
was warranted or not. Storage butter
has been firmly held during the week
and show a slight advance on the top
grades Demand has been rather ac-
tive and stocks are closely picked over.
Cheese market has shown but little
change Arrivals of fresh goods are
not heavy and are snapped up at once
Many dealers are unable to get enough
fresh stock to supply the unusual de
mand for this season OF the year -
cents is readily paid and a good per
Centage of stock is moving AT - -
cents Cured cheese continues TO be
in good demand and is cleaning up i'll
fine shape up to ~ - cents Cured
young Americas are scarce and i'll de
mand bringing up to ~ - cents
Egg market has not been very aC-
tive and supple, not heavy The tone
has ruled steady to firm and the short
age caused prices to advance to 1927
cents today. However, this did Lot
seem TO attract buying interest to any
great extent Extra fancy eggs bring
4 premium over the above prices.
Storage packed eggs have not been in
heavy supply and offerings have NOV
ed slow at about - - cents with
other offerings held higher Dirties
have moved well at % l-2-2l - cents
Receipts OF nearby hennerys have in
creased until supply exceeds demand.
Movement is considered slow at 81
cents wholesale and 1874 cents job
bling Arrivals OF fresh killed poultry
light, fowls 2S-3G cents. Frozen poul-
try, chickens 1896 cents, fowls 1898
cents. Live poultry slow, chickens 2j-
81 cents fowls 1888 cents
Fruits and Vegetables
Good volume Of trading with many
price changes, most Of them upward
Apples practically unchanged with
best New York Baldwins at SS0J-SS50
and No. | Maine Ben Davis at $500
$500 a barrel Southern asparagus
Of fair quality SjOO-Sl0OO dozen
bunch Texas cabbage lower at $275
a barrel and Floridas at Sl.lO-S125 i
hamper California caultlower lower
at S275-S3OO a crate. Florida celery
higher at S37j-$l00 crate for the
best sizes. Native dollhouse lettuce
80 cents higher at S200-S225 a buShel
box Onions made spectacular advance
to S1l00-Sl2W per 100 lb. sack. First
onions from Egypt selling Sl0j0-$l100
a bag. Florida oranges firm at mostly
81 O0-SS.OO a box Maine potatoes i'll
better demand at Sl7j-SlS5 per 100 ID.
sack. Texas spinach lower at SljO-
s. 90 a bushel bbasket First Louis
lana Strawberries OF only fair quality
selling 1920 cents a pint Florida to-
matoes plentiful and of good quality
selling Slj0-S30O crate. Native hot
house products generally higher at the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31
A Decisive Expression

The overwhelming in the House for the adjusted
compensation bill splendid victory for the American
egion The figures show, beyond any measure OF doubt
that despite bitter night against the measure by strong
and powerful influences the lower branch OF the federal
legislative body is for recognizing the just claims OF the
ex.service men Though practically certainty
that the House would favor the b and its passage by
the popular branch predicted some days ahead, the
conclusive sentiment expressed i'll the vote OF 335 to'O
was as surprising it is gratifying. 1t is pleasing to eX-
service men in Vermont that Congressman Dale,
who has favored the service and worked for Their
cause deeply interested their welfare, stands firmly by
the boys and by his promises. In New England, ultra
conservative the for the compensation bill was Ii for
and "A against Massachuse, giving vote OF nine TO
tx for compensation Names three votes went for the
soldiers and little Rhode Island did not have dissenting
vote.
The decisive expression Of the House reflects the SEN
ment of the country, which has not been duped by de
ermned and unrelenting propagandists against the
measure With the West and South known to be in favor
oi the compensation measure and the House expressing
itself in such positive term, there be little question
but that the will and do its duty and respect
the evident wishes Of large majority 1t cannot afford to
DO otherwise
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

following prices a bushel box:-beet
greens Sl25-$150; cucumbers $500
SllOO dandelions S225-S250; radishes
dollhouse rhubbarb Is cents
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

That Middlebury College does not seek perfection III
the ieds Of athletic endeavor at the expense OF attain
ents more scholastic evidenced by the OF the
two Nlddleburv debating teams which humbled both Yer
mont and ST. Lawrence the same night Middlebury
should be congratulated for the ability cling the
position in this three cornered league
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

ID; native root vegetables firm at the
following prices a bushel box: beets
S125-S150; carrots and parsnips 81 So
Sl7j; turnips $1OOS125
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

NJ Molyneux of Paris Limited offers this alluring
creation for milady Robe dapres midi of sealing wax
red fashioned in crepe Marocain" red silk dress for
afternoon wear would probably grace milady just well
and wear just long but it wouldn't be worth anywhere
near as much of dads hard earned money, of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

The gratifying increase in membership is Encouraging
to the officers OF the newly formed Mddlebury Board Of
Trade 1t shows that the boys mean business
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

Fatty Arbucke starts in on his third trial and no
one seems to be the least excited Which TO show
that the American people do sometimes get their fill Of
scandal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-31

The remark Of doubtful compliment perhaps, that
New Works night life is the gayest i'll the world made by
Prince Mohammed Ali Ibrahim, reminds us that Irwin
Cobb in a futile attempt time to locate the highly
advertised thrills of Paris at night said that if you want
to see Paris night life she's billed you've got to go to
81 title old New York Prince Ibrahim has evidently
made the same discovery.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
Mn mniere Mbpnnenten,

Gtne Mwabl nnierer Nbonnenten
idetnen~ perge1ien gu baben lebte8 Sabr
ibr N~bonnementsgelo auf bte uHoit"
5u be5ablen. Die Get pergebts TO
rai6, bob 0a8 Be5ablen gang lei6t
.iiberieben merben fann. @em e8
!. s.. auf BENT NblaufSoatltm betbt,
Sanuar 1921, 0ann 1etnt sizes, 0ab
.baS Mbonne ment nur bis Sanuar
1921 be3ablt 1T uno BET Betreffe1loe
alio iiber etn Sabr TN Nidftano tit,
9ol1te eS iogar SSa1r11or 1920 lalten,
10 metnt bieS 5Det Sabre 6iditunb.
8eiebt alin bas Nblaufs0atum auf
Dem Mufflebe5ette1 nrb p%ergemtiiert
sud- oab SIR nt6t TN Naditan0 ieto.
@ent trgeno mDgltd lollten ale ste
un8 l6uloen Siren 8erbtuoltdfeiten
rnS eegeniibsr 70 f6ne1l mte tun(i6
na6fommen. BDrauS3abIeme be-
fommen ben r2abrsr Sinfe1oe 8ote"
&alenbsr ais Brdmie. Menn 800.
nnierer Mbonnenten I'M Nifdltaroe.
fin iollteM 10 mtirbe oaS fiIrlnS $500.
bebeuten; fiir Sen etn5elnen je6o6 nur
$500. 8e5ablt alfo mem SIR
f6nmt, bomtt al6 iptr nnieren 8er=
b:noliG t.tten na6fommen f6nnen,
Ser Serausgeber,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
gatnffdan1r9.

Mlle11 nf1ieren Trennoen n1b y1ad=
boom bie un8 tDdDrenb Ser Rranfbeit
urto na6 benz Mbleben unieres gelieb=
ten Gatten, gaterS nnos @robpaters
s ri ST d er @r
btilfreid unb tr6iitenb CUR 5eite itanz
BEN, alien mel6e TIN ipdbrenb ieiner
&rallfbet beiudte1 nno bent 2ei6ene
.be9dneniS betmohrten ipre6en mtr
biiermH uniersn ber5lt6iten' nno ttefz
:gefHblteifen 0anf aus. gu lpectellem
.Ianf inb MIR perpflidtet ten 5ars
trdaern, ben 8lnmenipe11bern nn6
inSbeipnbere Mep. 59linfer fir leine
troitretden @orte ur1b Raplan Nnz
ielm 9@mtot ffiir ietres tniltrattrne1.
Trau garl Slider or.
Serr unb Tran Garl Ttfder ST..
uub Gamilie.
SEER mn6 6ran 2ouiS BreD nno
Tamtlie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
lriitu11g ser gfdlln1lidfeiten fur Ser

la1al1ll1tge11.
@be bie 8erla1nrnlnng iiidb pertdete
belt 81. Iriti1e clue fur5e Nniprade
.in melder CT ben Nrbettertmen ieine11
lperi0nltben Danf fir ibre fitdhttige
Mrbeit ouSlpra6 itnb ole N1tmeieroeh'
borsltb einlub nod leinem 5au1e ST
.fommen nno etfe Taffe &affee 5ll
ltrinfe1l llno ei1terl fleinen SSntbts gu
iid 81 nebmen. melder auffor0erllng
aae relnoli6ft m1ffa1nen. SIM
Sritl6e Setm ml1roen lie ielb5treberb
sgrobarttg bentrfef unb es mllr6e pdt
che lte iii6 BON 0telem gaitfreien Seim
.trennen fo1nten.
Tolgenbe &pmitee Mttglieberunb
eintge anbere Sic i6 fir Sic Gam
payne intereiItrtelt, wNaren Or. 6ritz
I6e8 @inlaoung gefDlgt: Tran Tra1lz
5tSfa 8ellm1, Sri. Soa 5eers, Srau
N1na Maltsabn, Sri. Mtee 9aeberle,
Grau 6. s.. &roof, Trau @mmp
9tetnbanier e, grau 8ertba 6ensfe,
Grau Nusuit $. 8ernot, Nbolpb q.
Nlntr, Srall Marttn Mueller, Sri,
.Glara 9teinbauier, Trau Willtam
Qieb, Trau Ntb. Senle, 6ran Sofa
Tranta, Trau Tranf @dert, Sruu
Qoni8 @aas, Trau 9. Tollmann,
6ral1 S. S. Metlaff, Tran Senrp
.9telieS, Trau Treo Naui6fe, Tra1
Senrp Senma1n, Sri. Minnte 9el
get, Sri. Noeltr1e 6oriter, Srall q. q.
.Nderma11t1, Brau Meta @rone, 6rau
8. g. Bell, Sri. Serbia 8ei6de,
Brau Saul &ueblbad, SRI. @mma
Oebier, SRI. @retden 5teinbanier,
Sri. Mrrts 5tetr1baulen 6erbinanb7
.5annmalb, @arl @rom or, Atb.
.Senle u1lb gilbert 9tetnbaufer.
Die per]1diebenen Dtlffifte bertNtez
ten mte folgf: Glib Mtnneiota Doits
2. 5uo, $50.70; 5io 8roaoiuan BON
Center, $98. 20; 9ib 5tate uno Glib
Waibtngton ct, $97. so; Sub 66ranf=
lin, Glib Sefferion nnb 5m @aroen,
S55. so; Niperit0e, $47.30; Wieiental,
SS334.35; Norb. Mtrn. bon 4. Norb,
S4O.35; Morb 8roaomap, $3.50;
g}oro @tate, 5000; Nor0 Waibtngz
tom bis 5 Mor6 $3.50; Noro Seffer
ion uno Yapne bis 5. Norb $48..65;
9forb @aibtngton unb 6ranfltn BON
5. Nprb, Sl2.7 70; geortb German unbs
Seferion ct, $72.25; German st.
bis Center, $3.50; 5io German
Ctr, $3.50; Mtnneiota Ctr, @ez
l6dftStetl, $393.50. Muberoem
i6idte Elm gemtiier Ntd 2entu BON
5bafopee, $1.00.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
,srh erbarfen poit ms 6iffesunp gr

iibSIerF e1rfDdrffen pof nits4 uab @rz
Eleibterlng TIRES Glenbs. Gar G0ro
BON brsi Weillionen Dollars mnb bon
Ben Nmerifanern inns Mmerifanerinz
men beltifdter Nbitammll1g altfge
merban. Sin Dtielperlpredens
Der Nnfang III gemadt#moroen. Sm
.1lel1en Sabre MUS 6os s33tel, nnb anar
10 i.dneu nie rsenb m6eli9, 9erreibt
ineroen. So mirb geldeben. me1ln Sic
Wid11ner u1rb Grdren 6eufli1en 895llulfeSB
aetilnss llekftes lato etersiilde Mnlirengurg
smadlehat gia 2olung bsibf r9lun,
galIe gnfif esu1a1lIb,yer. Z -,yss j ss#ss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
&euer Subel
Derrl9t por
&plleftierer fit Ginberipeiiung err
itatten 8eriht. 8einabe $1,000
fplleftiert. Yeridiebene Niite11
nod nidDt abgeliefert, 9pht a1tfs
$4,000 All fpmf1er.

49, -9.IVT TF.NEEA 80
Die perl6tsosnen Cub &omitees
Sic it6 iett 0en1 4. Sarnar an Der
9aus Champagne betetligten, Deem
l1lmS Quote fir bet $3,OO0,O 600
Sonbs oufsubringe1, itatteten Mtltt<
modabenb IN ser S6lubiibuag bes
usitulles, ~abeebalten III Der 1nrnz
bale, 8eridt iiber tbre Idtigfeit n1ro.
aud iiber ibre @rfolse nno MtBer.
folge. Nls Damn befannt mnroe, baB
1id Sic IDtal 5umme SER &Dellftioz
men auf Sl271.90 belief, So mar Der
Sl1bel srob, oenn ieber mub it9 ia9en,
bab BET SEN iebtgen o%bberrl6enoen
idle6ten s3eiten bas 3uiammenbrtn=
gen obiser 5umme alS 8ombenerz
folg SIT betra6ten lit.
Sbne Musnabms bertdtetet bie
Mitglteber SET &omtteen, oab iie itbsr=
all Sic bette aufnabms fanoen llno baB
iie bon Miemanoen bon ser Stir 81
mieie EN- murben. Sn man6en 90nz
fern befamen ite mebr &pie IL erparte~
ten unb in arberen mteoer Dentger.
gber TIM @an5en eenommen mar Die
&onefte iebr sufrieoenitellsno, baupt=
iadlt6 penn nod tnbstradt g.3ogen
>pitb, bab eine san8e Nnsabl IN, Sem
Il nj ntdt geieben puroen nnb bab.
nod 2iiten ausiteben. Ste Metnung
16ten a~llgen1ein por5nberrl6en, baB
Ser 8erin6 gema6tl meroen, iolle oic
81 lammtlumme auf $4,000 5u brtn<
gen, alio $1,000 fir Die &tnoeripeI
flung in Oeuti9lanb uno $1,000 IN
Seiterrei6.
@s murbe ser Beid1ub gefabt Ste
Namen ser @0nner in Ser Seem Hlm
8oit gu perDffentltden iobal0 lamtlt6e
9iiten in Sdnben be8 S9abmetlterS
iino. DieS biirfte mentgitenS etne
mc1m 11t6t nod 5met @o6en tn Nnz
iprud nebmen. Sn Ser 3mii6en5eit
boben lolde sic nod nt6t geieben
muroen uno mod nidt8 beigeiteuert
boben, @%elegenbett bteS 5u tnn. Sol=
de Ste iiberieben mur0er, f6nnea tbr
5derflein bireft na6 Or. 8. q.
6rttlde Dem 59abmetiter, brtngen.
sSn perlhteoenen friiberen Stbungen
bes &omttees muroe oapon geipro6en
pdbrenb bsS MonatS Sebruar eth
8olfsfelt abSubalten I'M mettere @elz
ser fir btelen S3med anf5nbrtngen.
gilbert @tetnbauier bertdtete, bab ct
einer1 8rtef bon Nrtbur 96aub, ct.
Saul, befommen babe betreff8 Nufz
fubrung etneS Tbeaterlt iids iettenS
ser ct. Yarler nnter Mttmtrfung
BON apet BON @btcagoS 8ibnenfInltz
Tern. Dte Metnung i6ten %oor5uberrz
1deu, bab Ser 8erlu6 gema6t marben
1ole, oas Slim tier Haar na6 Stem
l1lm 81 befommen nno eth Ibeater
BON SEN Seem mmern auf 5Mflbren Tim
Sen allgemetnen SonbS 5u berei6ern.
9err @tetnbau ier murbe erludt Ndbez
res bariiber In Grfabr1ng gu bringen
unb 1on bann lpdter bte 9a6e no9=
mails beraten meroen.
8erl6isbene &orreiponben8en unb
@6reiben lagen por melde BON gor=
1iber NtbanaS 6enle perlelen murben.
Ste metiten Ell u6ten nm giittge I'M
ter tiipung fir tire betrefenoen Nn-
# 1lter. Man etntgte it6 babin, muir
fir BEN 100000 GonoS gu arbei=
ten. 0em Turnperetn mnrbe ser
Danf auSgeipro6en fiir ietn freun0z
Tides @ntgegenfommen betreff8 8ez
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-13
ngiun, ale NIT
%ei1an0erD
Cine 2pinna. fir has geiamnlte
Mmerifdnertum Dentid)es NIB
ifammung. @ir iinb gsbalten,
an benz @erf hes @ieberaufba1is
Ser Suseno unierer. nltea @ein1at
nit 5auhelfen, ssyss B

! g11unn alle aa Ii I'll HIT |tsst1aresrs beibt es,
menu ma pGrlesiig1l1e oer 8~olagbeiten
cine ~s3uiammeMa iniW bet Gr6f6ssfllir
etne leets tfenguns sur Gsfseasalfig
;be8 ge1ebten 3ieleS sebDten erineettfm..
!, Nlle NIT einarroer." gilt audi fir ote
So, 0O0, 600 &a9ne, sslDefhe Die
gortiebung Ser &tnoeripeil nrg tn
Beuti6lano bftis 5lr @rnte btefes Sub
res erm0gli6en lol1. Die Dsut{6e
Megierurg bat tbr Berfpreden eiige
lDif uno 100000, 600 Mfarf dlS Set
iteuer fit Ste Qudfer< Silfsz Nfftion be-
inilligt. Die s3ulenbung bat patirz
lt6 eiren 8%orbebalt, nno berry gebt
babin, BOB 0as grobe 9iebeSmerf bas
In 8erabfolgung elmer tdgli6en ndDr=
.baften Buiabmabl5eit an beiorberS
tart untererndbrte &tnoer beitebI
bur6 Sic IN Mnsii6t geitellte Gabe Der
Mmertfaner beuti9er Mitan1tnu1g,
S6be bon brei Millionef Dollars
iiberbaupt erm0gli6t mtro. Sc
bdn9t alio BON l1r8 alb, OBJ Der Sugenb
Dent19lanb'S gebolfen n1b lie ben
fur6tbarsn @efabren Der unterer<
ndbtpngStberbobens werben ioa.
Die ~a5ammelfampagne r Ben:
'Som, bersalS bqsser6Bte nno3 gepaltigz
&c .#Denfrnal sH Setmat81iebe Ser
9 maeriiffuaxr oafi{dder %Nbitammurg
fortleben unb Ell TEL teS nn5errsibbares
Banb 3mti6en biiben nnb oriiben btu
sen mirb, 1T m Sen lebten @o6en oe8
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