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The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

The Plumb Plan is for the
people (you and | and the rest
who have 10 work for their liv-
ing) to buy the railroads at a
cost variously estimated from fif-
teen to twenty five billion dol
lars. 1t is organized with 1,500,-
900 members, railroad employees
all pledged to defeat any cahdi-
date for Office who will not vote
for the Plumb Plan.
These roads are then to be
controlled by a board of directors
of fifteen men. Ten Of the lifi
teen are to be employees, consist
ing of what is designated as COP
Grating officials" and represent
atives from the "various crafts !"
The effect of this proposition
is for the people to buy the rail
roads and turn them over to The
employees to operate, they to fix
their own salaries and their own
wages aud to get ne-haf of the
profits if there be any profits and
the people to pay any loss if
there be a~y loss.
In the language of Mr.. Jbhn
f. Fly, editor of the Iron Mould
ers Union, a prominent labor
leader, sit is Socialism in the
widest FORM"
Isn't this a pretty nice pres
ent for us to make to group Of
our citizens who have declared
war on all OF the peoples repre-,
sentatives who will not vote for
their scheme? Are you in favor
of it?
Every farmers organization
in the United States opposed the
Plumb Plan of government own
ership. They are practically all
opposed to any sort of govern
ment ownership of railroads.
i Every business mems organ
ization opposed the Plumb Plan.
WEBB VENABLE voted to
return the railroads to private
ownership. They were costing
the government nearly thous-
and million dollars a year, and
decreasing in value all the time.
His vote saved you practically
25 billion dollars. VI
ROSS COLLINS is support
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
Webb VENABLE'S
RECORD
AS THE Representative OF
THE FIFTH CONGRESS
SIONAL DISTRICT

From the close OF the Civil
War on down through the try
ing years of Reconstruction,
with it's racial struggles, the on
ly Party that gave the South
hope or promise was the Party
of Jefferson and of Jackson. At
every mention of the South in
the halls of Congress, there were
rank partisans Of the Republi-
can Party who would :s'wave the
bloody Shirt" and fan the flames
of sectional hate. They have
hurled insult and calamity at
the Southern people, eand have
stirred the passions and preju-
dices OF their own people with
bitter invectives to keep alive
the sectional animosities that
were born during that four years
of awful strife.
1t was not until the Demo-
cratic Party came into power
in 1913 that the South was real
ly looked upon, by many people
in other sections of the country,
as a loyal and honorable part
of the United States.
During the past eight years
Southern statesmen, joining
hands with the Democrats Of
other sections of the country,
have done more for the great,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
THE RISING AENACE =!
Are You Paving Much Tax You Want to Pay?
Is the Cost Of Living High Enough to Suit You?
Do You Know Plumb Of

ed by the Plumb Plan advocates.
He is publishing the Plumb Plan
propaganda all over this district.
Have you seen the article
entitled Congressman Venable's
Explanation?" This is an article
published by the Plumb Plan
League in its official organ. La
bor." Mr.. Collins has deceived
you by saying that "Labor" is
the official organ of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. This is
not true. why did he do this?
Why will Ross Collins use
the Plumb Plan literature to
scatter over this district if he is
not in favor of the Plumb Plan?
1t is estimated that there are
ten million radicals in the Unit
ed States who would instantly
join any movement to overthrow
by FORCE OR VIOLENCE the
government of the United States
They are largely of foreign birth,
especially the leaders. They
come here. to teach the destruc-
tion of private property, over
throw of governments and all So
cial order, the ultimate end of
which means the abolition of
home, the generalization of IN
duStry and the degeneration of
woman and man, and finally the
uprooting of Christianity.
WEBB VENABLE has voted
for every measue that would de-
port these undesirables, who
came to us from foreign coun-
tries, and prohibit any others
from coming into our country.
We have had enough war-blood-
shed. Why should we tolerate
these fiendish radicals to UNDER
mine our civilization?
Do you approve of Webb
Venable's stand?
Ross Collins says that these
people should be permitted to
preach all this hellish stuff. He
practically advocates the right
to send "infernal machines"
through the mails, and then after
they do their destruction, killing
innocent people, prosecute the
sender if we can find him.
Karl Marx Socialism is
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

consumer, "What will you give
me for my producer" Today,
they drive into town and the
merchant or consumer asks,
"What will you take for your
producer This has come about
since Webb venable went TO con
gress, and lawshe helped to pass
have contributed to this pros
perity.
More farmers are today en-
ioying prosperity, improving
their homes, lighting them with
electricity, gas, and riding in
automobiles than ever before.
MR.. VENABLE has oppos-
ed Government extravaganza.
He has opposed the Plumb Plan
OF Government Ownership of
Railroads. by which it was pro-
posed that the people should be
taxed Twenty Billion Dollars to
buy the railroads and turn them
over to the employees to run
them, they to fix their salaries
and working conditions, divide
the profits if any, and if a loss,
tax the people to pay any loss.
Don't you think that he did
right2
Will we let the Plumb Plan
League dictate to us how we
shall vote? Well, they have
sent out instructions to defeat
Webb Venable because he would
not bow to their will and do as
they instructed him, and be-
cause he voted for the Best Inter
ests of the people.
Do You Want A Congress-.
man Who Win Dance To The
Tune OF Special interests? Or,
Do You Want A Man Who Will
Stand Up For What Is OF Equal
Right To All And Special Privil-
ege To None?
Webb Venable is the man of
the hour. Selfish interests hate
him. People who want what is
righ admire him and are for him.
He will be elected by the
Democrats on the first primary.
Give him your enthusiastic sup
port. He deserves it.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

Is there any other man in
this ace.Who has done SO much
for the farmers and for the peo-
pie of the Fifth District as well
as the State?
Business men today have to
pay eight per cent interest for
money, but the farmer gets it
for six per cent and less. Just
the reverse OF what it was before
Webb Venable was elected to
Congress.
The farm mortgage bankers
that heretofore ruthlessly rode
upon the backs of the farmers
with their usurious interest
charges are now doing their
best to destroy the Farm Loan
System. Isn't the man who
helped to create it the best man
to defend it?
$625,000 has been appro-
priated and allotted to this dis
trict for Federal aid to good
roads. Webb Venable helped to
get this.
$4,000 has been obtain
ed for the relief of the starving
Choctaw Indians of this District.
They were on the charity of the
white people. This measure was
obtained largely through the
efforts OF Webb Venable.
The Standard Warehouse
Act, by which farmers are per-
mitted to store farm products
IN Government controlled ware
houses and borrow money on
their warehouse receipts, banks
being authorized to lend money
on them, thus enabling the
farmer to hold his produce for
better prices thing he couldn't
do before Webb Venable was
elected.
Many more laws offar-reach-
ing benefit to our people have
been passed by and with his
support; but space will not per-
nit discussing all of these.
Farmers used to drive into
towns and ask the merchant or
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

knocking at your door. They are
trying to defeat WEBB VEN
ABLE because he is Clean, Hon
orable, Able. Courageous, and
Unpurchasable, and Peerless
Defender of Constitutional Gov
ernment.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

l
Mr.. Venable was an original
advocate of Rural Credits or
Farm Loan System. He advo-
Gated it in Washington, and be-
fore the first session OF congress
in which he was serving had
closed, this great Law had pass
ed-something for which the
farmers had longed for centuries.
By and through it the shackles
have been lifted from the small
farmer as well as the big farmer
They are no longer forced to
wear the yoke of merciless mon
ey lenders, paying exorbitant
interest; on the contrary, to-
day they can borrow money
through the Farm Loan Banks
on terms to suit themselves,
and at interest rates not exceed
ing five or six per cent.
Eleven and one-half million
dollars has been loaned to the
farms Of Mississippi since this
system was organized.
One million and fifty thous-
and dollars has been loaned in
the District Webb Venable rep
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

Mr.. Venabld, when he first
ran for Congress, declared in1his
Platform. that:
Il Favor A Fostering OF
Agricultural Industry BY Every
Proper Means Because This Is
The Foundation OF Prosperity
OF All Classes OF Society" And
Il favor the adoption of a
system of Rural Credits, the ex-
tension OF rural routes and of
the parcel post as the most ef-
fectual means Of making rural
life attractive and profitable to
the people. >
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

throbbing masses Of our people
than any previous half dozen
administrations in the country's
history. There is not a day
that passes but what every man,
woman and child in the United
States is blessed by some bene-
ficient legislation which the Dem
ocrats passed.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

Farmers used to drive into
towns and ask the merchant or
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

resents.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

Many more laws offar-reach-
ing benefit to our people have
been passed by and with his
support; but space will not per-
nit discussing all OF these.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

One million and fifty thous-
and dollars has been loaned in
the District Webb Venable rep
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

The Plumb Plan is for the ed by the Plumb Plan advocates
people you and and the rest He is publishing the Plumb Plan
uaaL. 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

de code Seder. Helt og fuldt,
ogsaa fordi hele den yderligere
Afvikling skal foregaa i den
hidtilverende Stilart, den ensi-
dige Dikteren. Efter Grensefast-
attelseskommissionen, som j Fol
ge Fredstraktaten under Tilkal-
delse af en- Tysker skal have
den smukke Ret at placere Gren-
sestenepe paa den ny LIME, skal
endnu EN- Kommission paa tire
Hoveder, bestaaende at en- Ty-
skier, en- Dansker og en- Re-
%presentant for Ententen - vel
Hr. Claudel? - ordne den yder-
ligere Afvikling af denne Volds-
fred. Der besluttes we'd pMajori-
tet'', Diet vii sige, Tyskland vii
altid. have Ret I'D og dog altid
v9re / Mindretal.
Artiklen SHUTTER: Volden mod
vor Nationalitet og Royet af vor
Formue skal like alene vere Diet
%afgorende for Negtelsen af I'm
derskriften. bet er den Lognens
Aand, med hvilken Danmark
fordrister sig til med en- Heders-
mands Mine at have umulig-
giort enhver Forhandling i Pa
ris og nu med en- ~folkeretlig
Afgorelses Vardighed lader os
tilstille ct brutalt Voldsdiktat til
Understanding. Imod dette kan
en- demokratisk Rigsregering, der
hviler paa Redelighed og ERE,
kun sette eft bestemt Nej Men
skulde den tove med at udtale
dette Nei, saa maa Raabet lyde
gennem allie Slesvig-Holstens Ko-
muner og nu gore til Virkelig-
he'd Diet ,,Aldrig!'', son faldt
sammen for Versailles
Ordene Lognens Aand er frem.
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hayede i Diet tyske Blad - Re-
stem af Udhevelserne er af os.
bette skriyes," siger ,,Flens-
borg Avis, ,,skont hele den ty-
ske Kamp i sonderjylland hviler
paa en- Logn, skont den er fort
med L9gn og Void mod Sand
he'd og Ret i ct Par Menneske-
aldre, og skont Tyskerne i Diet
sidste Aars It'd har oyerbudt
sig selv med en- Flod af Lpgne."
bet err sin Side af sagen -
hyad der kom fra KEEL, var nu
s.jelden andeledes. Men Diet vii
maaske nu begynde at gaa op
ogsaa for den Del af Diet danske
Folk, der har svoret til Hr.
Zahles Og Hr. II. p. Hanssens
Faner, at hele den radikal-socia-
I listiske Politik. fodt som den err
j Dolgsmaal og gennemfort med
allehaande nerlige og forborgne
Midler err bygget paa EN- eneste
stor (LSgn = nemlig at en- At
; ggrelse af Diet tysk.danske Mel
lemverende i Slesvig oyerhove-
DIET lader sig treffe med nogen
som helst tysk Regering paa
Rettens Grund. Thi mar det
! gaar saadan med de ,,Frisinde-
de" og ,,Fredsforeningen''s
Mand, hvorledes vii Diet saa bill
We med Altyskerne, SON 10 dog
linden kort eller lenge faar Mag
ten igen9
Taillerand erklerede Fell for
varre end F%orbrydelse i Politik.
De ,kolde og klare Hjerner"
har like veret bange for For
brydelsen blot for at undgaa,
hyad de ansaa for Fejlen. M
er de skyldige i begge og skal
dommes for begge.
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land, navnlig we'd Flensborg
Fjord.
Den slesyig-holstenske Land
dag ser / Traktaten en- ganske
ensidig Begunstigelse af Dan
mark og de danske %Interesser 90
en- skammelig Uret mod Tysk-
land. Vedtagelsen af Traktaten
Wide bringe Hidforelsen af ct be
Dire Naboforhold mellem Dan
mark og Tyskland / alvorlig oe
varig Fare. og Wide mediocre en-
stadig Straben efter en- Revi.
sion af Traktaten. Provinsial-
landdagen forlanger. at Rigsre.
geringen under ale Omstendig.
heder afyiser denne Traktat oe
kun for saa vidt, erklerer sig
beredt til at opfylde de allierede
og associerede Regeringers Krav
som de svarer til Bestemmelser.
ne i Versailles Traktaten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

SKIBBRUD.
Fredsforeningen''s Sitter 10
hannes Tiedje proklamerer
ale Tyskeres Enhedsvillie
til at flytte Granseste-
ne igen Nord paa.
Matt" af II. Juni.)

Samtidig med, at den Sew.
opgiyelsens Politik, hvormed
Ministeriet Zahle-Scavenius-H.
P. Hansen har sggt at kobe
Danmark varig Fred med Tysk-
land, feres igennem I'll den BIZ
tire Ende, Udleveringen af de
Danske i Flensborg og Mellem-
slesvig som Diet Forsonings-Blod-
offer, der formentlig MATTE brin-
ges de tyske Venner, kaster dis
Sc Masken og wiser, at denne
danske Politik like alene har var
ret fejg og erel0s, men at den
samtidig har v@ret haablGst for.
feilet. Den Udsoning, som den
C~laussenske LIME skulde bane
Veien for, kommer like i Stand
= tvartimod. Selv saa ,,frisin-
dede" Blade som ,,Frankfurter
Zeitung" og ,,Berliner Tageblat'
raser i Udtryk, SON man like
kan finde verre hos GREY Re-
ventlow i Kejsertiden, mod den
uretferdige Grense, dette Mis-
troens 'og Forargelsens Hypo-
TEX, som Diet tyske Folk, Diet
lover ,,Tageblatt'', like skal BIZ
We tract af at arbejde paa at faa
endret.
Men endnu mere characteristics
end de naynte Blades Udtalel-
ser er en- Artikel af Johannes
.Tiedje i Keller Zeitung". Hr.
Tiedje er, som man vii vide,
Preseason fra Nordslesyig og OPP
havsmand til den ,,Fredsfore-
ming" som i sin It'd stiftedes
der med Diet angivne Formal
at virke for Udsoning mellem
Dansk og Tysk.
Hr. Tiedje skriver 'bl. a. ON
den nye G%renselinie
vi beholder altsaa i Fremti.
den en- sterk tysk NATIONAL
tet Nord for Grensen, en- Tysk-
he'd, som i sine sydlige Dele we'd
starke tyske Kommuneflertal og-
saa vii indtage en- politisk Fe-
rerstilling i Diet danske Monar-
XII og som mod sin og Diet tyske
Folks Willie j Strid med Fol
keret og Traktatret we'd en-
Voldskendelse er bleven bortre-
ven fra os og derfor hverken
maa give Rist eller Ro, for den
ad lovlig Vel er genforenet med
os.
Dernast skriver han, at man
fra tysk Side .maa hilse Diet
med Glade, at hele Kobberm6l.
len forbliver samlet we'd Tysk-
land, men at allie de andre :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

ankom hertil i Dag med Heste,
blev forhindret i at losse, skont
Ejermendene selv Wide fore He
Stene i Land. l Eftermiddag we'd
6-Tiden har de strikende paa
Gasverket tvunget Nedhjelpen
til at forbade Verket. Den mill
tere Beskyttelse blew derefter
straks rekvireret, og Besettelsen
foregik / Ro. ,,Sonderburger lei
tung" skriver, at der like Ell
konstateret Sammenstod mellem
Arbejderne og Militaret, og haa-
Der, at Diet ogsaa / Fremtiden
maa bliye saaledes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-07

Andringer | Clausen-Linien er i
Danmarks Favor. ON C%lausen-
LINEN er der like andet at
sige, end at den er umulig, at
den er en- Pel i Kedet netop
for de Omraader, der forbliver
tyske, og derfor raftig vii OPP
retholde ale Tyskeres Enheds-
willie til at flytte Gransestenene
igen Nord paa, saa smart It'd og
Forhold tillader Diet.
Derpaa lader Hr. Tiedje ty-
deligt forstaa, at nu kan man
like vente flere Dumheder af
Danmark / tysk Favor og man
kan derfor lige saa gerne be
kende Kulor. Han skriver:
vi har like mere at forhandle
med Danmark ON, og Vi krever
af vor Regerings Vardighed og
sikre Ledelse, at den nu heller
like COR yderligere Fors9g paa
at trede i Meningsudveksling
med Danmark, ligegyldig af hvil-
ken Art. Lad Danskerne komme
til os, hvis de vii noget, og saa
kan de vente i Foryerelset, I'll
Diet behager os at luke dem ind.
bet tyske Folk og dermed vel
ogsaa diets Regering kan i Til.
lid til sin code Ret trostigt
afvente, til Danmark har hostel
hvad Diet har saaet: Hvem der
saar Wind, hester Storm.
For Rigsregeringen bestaar der
iingen Pligt til at undertegne
den Slutningsprotokol den 10.
Juni, som man vii forlange az
den. En- saadan Understanding
Wide betyde en- Copyrighted
langt I'D over Forholdet i Freds-
traktaten fra Versailles. Ingen
tysk Regering kan frivillig sette
sit Navn under ct Instrument,
som FORGIVEN at vere Udtryk
for en- frivillig Beslutning paa
lGrundlag af en- retferdig At
stemning. Kun we'd Void kan
denne Underskrift blive afpres-
set. Hertil har anden Zone Or
det. Har wore Tyskere i anden
Zone tilstrakkelig folkelig, mo-
ralsk og okonomisk Kraft til
endnu i uoyerskuelige Maaneder
at taale og bare den internatio-
male Kommissions Uvasen(l saa
maa de MI under 0pbydelse az
hele deres Oyerbevisningstroskab
lhindre den tyske Rigsregering i
at underskrive og i at pris-
give vore Nordgrenselandsty :
skere. .,Kieler.Zeitung' siger i
en- Note hertil, at Bladet vii
forbeholde sig at tage endelig
Shilling; Diet haaber smart at
kunne give Ordet til en- R6st fra
anden Zone
Hr. Tiedje hilser med Glede
Observation-Disclosures Indf6jel-
lse, da det kan bidrage til at
skaffe Tyskerne af med saa man.
ge ,,Fleskedanskere'' som mu-
ligt. Men uh9rt er Slutnings-
protokollens Indgreb i Tysklands
Observation-Disclosures medHen-
syn i'll Skat, naar def vii for
hyde at opkreve allie siden den
II. November 1918 forfaldne
Krigs- og Formueskatter, ia end
og to Maaneder nd over Rati-
fikationen af denne Protokol, og
dermed kynisk yder Smughand-
lerne Hjelp til Kapitalbort-
vandring og Skatteflugt. Uh9rt
er ogsaa Rovet af tysk Stats
og Privatejendom, like alene Ri
gets og den ,preussiske Stats
Ejendom, men ogsaa Diet It'd
ligere hertugelige Hus' Ejendom
oliver uden Godtg9relse simpelt-
hen stjaalet at Danmark.( %
Indtil Ratifikationen af Slut
ningsprotokollen har Tyskland
Suveraneteten over Diet Omraa-
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W L A1AAbttC 0Ahtt= Oth AhAAA@
tere Beskyttelse blew derefter
straks r%ekvireret, og Besettelsen
foregik / Ro. ,,Sonderburger lei
tung' skriyer, at der like Ell
k%onstateret Sammenstod mellem
Arbejderne og Militaret, og haa-
Der, at Diet ogsaa i Fremtiden
hIaa bliye saaledes.
Generalstrike Situationen. Ha>
dersley, 6. Juni. Generalstriken
her vedvaerr stadig og fortset-
ties i Morgen. Efter sikkert For
lydende vii der / Morgen finde
en- Forhandling Sted i Aaben-
raa mellem en- mindre Kreds al
Arbejdsgivere og Arbejdere. Fhv.
Minister II. P. Hansen har 10
vet at medvirke we'd Forhandlin.
gerne.
Sonderborg, 7. Juni. Stri-
kesitnationen i Sonderborg er
stadig uforandret. Syv urolige
Prisoner sydfra, som havde mod
taget Udvisningsordre fra den
intetnationale Kommission. blew
i Gaar transporteret til Flens.
borg. Der hayde / den Anlednine
samlet sig en- hel Del Menne-
SKIER foran Raadhuset, hvor Stem
ningen var meget livlig. For at
forebygge ale Eventualiteter rex
vireredes der 20 Mand Militer,
som besatte Raadhuset. Trans
porten fandt Sted, uden at der
forefaldt noget. De 7 Mand brag-
ties til Flensborg, hvor de forel9-
big blew anbragt i Duborgs Ka.
serne.
Iovrigt err alt roligt. Arbej-
derne foranstaltede j Formiddags
ct stort Demonstrationstog gen
mem Gaderne. Alt forlob roligt.
Gas og Observation-Disclosures ar.
bejder ganske fortrinligt we'd den
tekniske NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A abenraa, Z. Juni. Arbejds-
giyerforeningen i Aabenraa har
efter Samraad med Arbejdsgiyer-
foreningerne i de andre Dyer
bedt Administrator Harsl9v ON
j nogle Dage at udsatte Diet For
handlingsmode, hvortil han hay-
de indbudt Arbejderne og Ar.
bejdsgiverne til / Morgen, og
hvori H. P. Hansen af Arbej.
derne er bleven opfordret til at
deltage, med den Begrundelse,
at der skulde udarbejdes en- Pris.
liste over Levnedsmidler i Kon
geriget.
Samfundshjelp er nu ogsaa
arrangeret i Aabenraa, saa at
Gas og Observation-Disclosures hol-
des i Gang paa tilfredsstillende
Made.
Der er after udvist ct Par af
de urostiftende Elementer fra
Tyskland, hvilket vekker Til
fredshed baade i danske og ty-
ske Kredse.
Flensborg, 9. Juni. Fra
Aabenraa meldes, at Represen-
tanter for Arbejderstanden har
lovet at opretholde Driften paa
G~asvarket, for at der like vol
des nogen stSrre Skade for By
en-. Smaabanefunktionarern stri-
ker, hvad der bevirker,
dels at Melkeforsyningen err
meget vanskeliggjort, dels at u
denbys Elever like kan komme
til Skole Byen. Der err organi-
seret en- teknisk Nedhjelp for
at opretholde de liysvigtige yirk-
somheder. Over 200 af Byens
Borgere, deriblandt rigeligt 100
K6bmend, har stillet sig til Raa-
dighed. Ro og Orden er like BILE
f~u.~-4 I~,- - l. r..
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En- skrigende Krankelse at

Ell shTlgeHue hTHllhelSe dI
Fredstraktaten. Berlin, 9. Juni.
,.Deutsche Tagesz." skriver j An
ledning af den af Ententen paa-
tenkte selsvigske Grense: Den.
ne Granse err en- skrigende Kren-
kelse af Versailles oe
ligeledes at allie de Grundset-
ringer, som Ententen har for
kyndt og fastslaaet. Den for
langte Grenselinie gaar endnu
lengere mod sgd end den Clan
senske LIME og afskarer med
Willie tyske Dyer fra deres OPP.
land, sely hvor de er n9dt til
at have Diet af Hensyn til deres
6konomiske Liv. Fra tysk ST.
de vii denne Grense sikkert TX.
Se blive antaget.
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