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The herald., 1921-03-03
MCDONOGH No. 4.

The Eighth Grade A boys con-
tinue to set a good example in pune
tuality. For quite a few weeks
they have the honor of having no
tardy boys. We are glad to note
that they realize the value of being
punctal.
On Friday last, Miss L. Eagan, the
primary supervisor, spent the great
er part of the day with US. She
was very much pleased with the
progress of the work in her depart
ment While the primary teachers
always welcome the visits of Miss
Eagan from which they feel, they
derive so much benefit
Mr.. Bowling. physical training di-
rector, was here on Monday. Each
class received special comment from
him on the work attained in the new
marching drills.
AS usual. it doesn't take McDon-
OCH No. long to go over the top,
even in new bank accounts. Our
allotment was filled the early part of
! last week. Since last Monday we
have thirty-seven new accounts to
our credit.
The herald., 1921-03-03
TROOP NO. SO BOY SCOUTS.

All Boy Scouts Of Troop No. SO
were notified by assistant Scout
master, l.. j. Schroeder to meet at
the Academy On Mardi Gras day and
participate in the Scout Anniversary
parade. After all the scouts ar
rived, they proceeded to Lafayette
Square, where the parade started
Each Scout was given an anniver-
sary button. AS our troop had the
most boys, largest Scout flag and
prettiest necherchiefs, Scout Exc
utive Friend w. Hoyt said we de-
served front place and put us in
the lead. Assistant Scoutmaster
Schroeder thanks the parents fol
allowing>the boys to participate.
On Washington's birthday, the
boys hiked to Cbalmette where pic
lures were taken, nature was studied
and lessons in tent-pitching were
given by Assistant Scoutmastel
Schroeder. Patrol Leader, Emile
Mothe appeared to be the best cook
of the day.
All good boys desirious of join
ing the troop will call at the meet
ing room $40 Opelousas Ave-, OF
Thursday night at 7:15 p. m.
The herald., 1921-03-03
Serious. Auto Crash
Is Blamed On Girl

Charges of reckless driving and
injury were made against
Miss Antainette Labella, 10 years
old, 900 Elmira avenue, Monday
as a result of collision
between the automobile, Miss La
bella was alleged to have been >driv-
ing and an auto truck at Opelousas
and Verret streets, Sunday after
noon, in which three men were in
jured.
Joseph T. Hogan, a mechanics
helper, 238 Pelican avenue, is in the
Charity Hospital with a compound
fracture of the right leg, as a re-
suit of the smash. Edwin Barthet,
.419 Seguin street and Joe Lafitte,
$40 Pelican avenue, were bruised
Two other men in the truck escaped
injury.
Hogan and his companions were
returning from a, fish fry in a truck
owned and operated by Albert Beas.
ley. As the truck was turning into
Seguin, 1t was said to have beer
struck by Miss Lebella's car. and
the five occupants thrown out or
the pavement.
Statements made by the occupants
of the truck to the police aver thai
the automobile was running between
20 and 20 miles an hour at the time
of the accident.
The herald., 1921-03-03
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RANSACK SCHOOL

Awakened suddenly about 11:SO
Tuesday night, Mrs. John Huston,
FORTRESS of McDonogh School No.
80, Belleville and Diana streets,
who lives next door to the school,
saw lights flashing through the win
dows of the building.
Peering from a window of her
home she saw two men, both white,
prowling through the school rooms
and summoned Patrolman Lux.
When he arrived the men had de-
parted, taking only bill-fold which
had contained $275 worth of post
age stamps and was the property OF
Lawrence Young, a teacher.
The police said the men got into
the school simply by opening the
front door which had been left un-
locked and had ransacked every
room in the building without dis,
covering valuables. McDonogh No
80 is a school for negroes.
The herald., 1921-03-03
ighorst, Floyd Guillot, John

Habighorst, Floyd Guillot, John
Goodwyne.
Third Grade A.-Mary Caruso,
Marie Dry, Elise Lassere, Lee Wat
tigney, Mamie ITrahan, lloyd Col
lette, Lawrence Robicheaux.
Third Grade b Muriel Calling
house. Ellen Sutherland, Ludovic
Cantin, Allen Edgecomble, William
Mays, John Brechtel, Gladys Crab
tree, Virginia Gauthreaux, Merlin
Cantin, James Hodgson, Edward SUIT
ton, Carl Brechtel, William Brech-
tel.
Second Grade A.-Mamie Suther-
land, Louise Morgan, Aldea Rogers,
Loretta Tierney, Valerie Hagighorst,
Serita Carona, Mathilda Richards,
Laura Fabin.
Second Grade B.-Wilbert Edge
combe, Edwin Melan, William WHEEL
an, Florence Morgan, Melba Camp
bell, Gertrude Flanagan, Anna Mae
Menetre.
The herald., 1921-03-03
ENJOYABLE EVENING AT
- BONNER HOME.

Quite a pleasant event at the Bon-
ner Home was the visit of the Min
istering Circle, Kings Daughters, on
Sunday, Feb. 20. The evening was
cold and dreary on the outside, but
this band of earnest workers, about
twenty, came to bring sunshine to
the men of this home. A nice pro-
gram was carried out, and the Circle
spent a while chatting and visiting.
The greatest surprise was given later
when the men were invited into the
dining room where they enjoyed a
treat left by the ladies, of delicious
cakes, fruits>and candy. The Presi-
dent, with her band will always be
remembered and a welcome to one
and all is awaiting a return visit.
The herald., 1921-03-03
FIRE.

poused from their slumbers by
M, Of "fire" the families of Fred.
H.lder and Michel Casey, joint &C.
anrts Of the building at S15-17
nIlevhle street, we're compelled to
A. from their homes in the cold.
mering themselves with whatever
sothinr they could gather in their
Irry for places of safety, Thursday
prping at 5 O'Clock. Through
pus unascertained cause flames
Irsks out in the kitchen in the rear
Il The side occupied by Heider and
prssd rapidly. Heider, who is SUI
Fristendent Of the Algiers fire alarm
guism, ran to box 81, corner of
BIsville street and Slidell avenue,
ID turned In an alarm. The fire
nsa succeeded in saving the struc-
ius ifom complete loss. However,
be huilding, which is owned by
Hadsr. was damaged $500, while
hb tufniture was damaged $500 and
that q Casey also was damaged 5000.
To los Is only partially covered by
hsufaaee.
The herald., 1921-03-03
ENJOYABLE EVENING.

On Saturday, Feb. 26th, birth
day party was given at the home Of
Mrs. Ducarpe, 1921 North Ram
part ST., in honor of Mrs. Herbert
Cook. Several Algiers young
ladies; the Misses Maggie. Ruth and
Hazel Gordon, and Miss Ruth Frid-
olin, were among the guests. Other
guests were: Mr.. Bonnie DeLord and
Mr.. Carrigan. The night was en-
joyably and pleasantly spent in
music, dancing and singing. A
great many handsome, ornamental
and useful presents were given to
Mrs. Cook, which will remind her
in years to come of the friendship
in which she is held.
The herald., 1921-03-03
TuE PUBLIC BE DAMNED

rnre to the people that the Southern Improve
It's n Comnany nothing relieve that miserable
ana tho Messengers mingled with cattle horses
on ron day. going to and from the boats jeop
lives subectng them to inconvenience which could
notified Commissioner Maloney that the Southern I'M
The rorrv Company made physical showing in
approaches that destroyed during the
p rhore is no at these
recent not be position and in working order to-day The
r completed ss as" sn s
the the ping to receive the
have We cannot see company acting in good
ten Engineer Kloer knew nothing about
hhb lot to the Ferry Company These
us be fully approved by the city engineer and no plans
to him to be last til. Ass people to call
meeting force the Ferry Company to put back
ass approaches.
The herald., 1921-03-03
LOST ONLY HIS DERBY.

IT. ". Casanova, 41S Pacific Ave-,
had a narrow escape from death
Monday afternoon while walking
near the new Hibernia Bank and
Trust Co. A one hundred pound
stone fell from the top of the build
ing, striking the covered gangway.
II crashed through this gangway
Just as Mr.. Casanova was passing.
In crashing through it carried several
of the planks, some of which struck
Mr.. Cassanovs hat and injured two
other people quite painfully.
The herald., 1921-03-03
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

Miss Leila Entwisle was tender
ed a surprise party by her friends
on the occasion of the anniversary
of her birth.
Games were played and a most
enjoyable evening spent. Those
present were: Misses Tillie Cantin,
Edna Hawkins, Edith Daigle, Jane
Nunmacker, Florence Borne, Annie
Floegel, Emma George, Grace Haley,
l.. Entwisle, Mildred Ryan, Lenora
Kerr, and Isabella Russell: Messrs
Lawrence Higgins, F. Andrews. s
Burton, Henry Nunmaker. Henry
Miller, Andrew Nunmaker, Lloyd
Hawkins, Claude Entwisle, D. BY.
ron, Jos. Laughlin and F. Hoffman
Mrs. Meyers, Martha Edgecombe
Mrs. I. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Cafiero, and Mrs. c. ]. Entwisle.
The herald., 1921-03-03
LOUISIANA STATE NEWS.

Beginning in our next issue, The
Herald will issue weekly two col
umns of State News, covering every
part of the state. This news service
is prepared for the Herald by the
Western Newspaper Union, and it
will give excerpts of important news
items gathered throughout Louis
lana. We feel that these columns
of reading matter will be, of interest
to those who formerly lived outside
of Alters In Louisiana.
The herald., 1921-03-03
ENGINEERS TO INVESTIGATE
ALGIERS LEVEE con-
DITJONS-

AS a result of complaints filed by
persons from Algiers before the Or
leans Parish Levee Board, at meet
ing Friday night, Chief of State En-
gineers Frank NJ. Kerr announced
Monday his office within the next
few days will make an investigation
of alleged menacing conditions at
the Southern Pacific landing and
other points along the Algiers river
front.
1t was reported to the Levee
Board that large slices of the levee
are being washed out by the beat
ing of waves caused by wind and YES
sells at these points, and that unless
proper precautions are observed
serious damage may result.
The herald., 1921-03-03
ALGIERs LADIES INVITED.

This afternoon at 2 p. m, at the
Grunewald Hotel, Miss Jean Gordon
will call netting of the ladies
of the city who will volunteer their
services in the interest of the feeble
minded. Through this medium,
Mrs. Lily Wallets, who will head the
Algiers delegation, extends cor
dial Invitation to all those who de-
sire to help in this meritorfous
cause.
The herald., 1921-03-03
McDONOGH No. 5.

Last Friday afternoon the Fifth
Grade visited the library during the
Language period and brought back
number of books which are to be
used for supplementary reading. A
number of books have already been
read by the class and the children
eagerly look forward to the pleas
ure in stock for them. The books
are at the disposal of all children so
as to create a taste for good litera-
ture and love for reading.
Following are the winners In Alb
Spelling match: Hilda Smith, Vir-
ginia Ortalano, Dorothea Weidman,
Lillian Willis, Agnes Besson, Ruth
Reaney, Francis Burmaster.
The herald., 1921-03-03
BELLEVILLE SCHOOL.

Miss Averill gave a field lesson
to the Eighth Grade Friday, in which
a visit was made to the Cabildo and
the river front. Geographical topics
such as commerce, products, etc,
were carefully noted and the result
will be used in later class room work.
The parents co-operated actively
with the school as was shown by the
excellent attendance.
We are pleased that Mr.. L. Block,
Continued on Page 81
The herald., 1921-03-03
COMPLETES SIX MONTHS TOUR
AROUND WORLD.

Mr.. Jno. Schroeder, Jr., has arrived
in New York, after six months and
seventeen days voyage, which in
cluded visit to all the principal
ports of the world, including pas
sage through both the Panama and
the Suez Canals. He expects to
leave shortly for France.
Mr.. Schr%der has established a
record as Chief Engineer with the
U. s. Shipping Board. He does not
expect to reach his home town for
some time. He has the best wishes
of his many friends.
The herald., 1921-03-03
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

An attempt has been made to cir
culate a report that the price of
The Herald had been changed or
raised. We desire to advise our
readers that the price of The Herald
remains the same as it has been for
the last two or three years, at $500
a year, when paid in advance. Any
information received to the contrary
Is without foundation.
The herald., 1921-03-03
FISHING PARTY.

A most enjoyable day was spent
Sunday at Lafitte, La, by a jolly
crowd from our town. The day was
spent in fishing and in grabbing.
Those in the party were, Mrs. Jas.
Murtagh, Mrs. A. Sartis, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Hauffe, Misses Bessie
Pyle, Mildred Murtagh and Agnes
Mccord, Messrs. Merritt Murtagh
and Geo. McCord.
The herald., 1921-03-03
CHRONOMETER IS STOLEN FROM
STEAMSHIP NESCO.

Captain NJ. Geldert, of the Steam
ship Nesco, reported to Complaint
Clerk Theard at police headquarters
that Thursday night his cabin was
entered and a ships chronometer,
valued at $500 was stolen.
The herald., 1921-03-03
DAIRYMAN FINED.

lhird Recorder John NJ. Duffy
med I. H. Rouprich, a McDonogh-
'lls dairynan, $40 or sixty days in
~ thursday, when Rouprich plead
asuilty to two charges of having in
u possession milk with added water.
The herald., 1921-03-03
Mss RICHARDS
WINS supERFLuoUs
LETTER CONTEST

), ,he superfluous letter contest
, !. last week, Miss Florence Rich
=. ~ Bermuda St., was the first
:. "a seud in a correct answer.
', me words "Chero Cola Bottling
=. v vas formed by the nineteen
apsrfluous letters.
. check for $1,000 is at the Her
"A office, awaiting Miss Richards.
The herald., 1921-03-03
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
NEWSY NOTES FROM THE
SCHOOLS OF ALGIERS.
.ADOLPH MEYER,

Miss Caroline Albert spent the !
day with US on Wednesday.
Miss Marie de Hoa Leblanc, Su- |
pervisor of Drawing, spent the day
with US last Monday. She was very
well pleased with the work of the
pupils in all grades, but especially
congratulated the pupils of the
Eighth Grade upon an undertaking
which, when completed, will be a
great credit to the class.
Miss Nan Griffith, Supervisor of
Physical Training, was with us on
last Friday morning. She instruct
ed the teachers and pupils on the
different movements and games
found in our new syllabus.
We are in receipt of circular
letter from the Department of Ply
steal Training, announcing that the
Seventh Grade Boys, Miss Killeen
| teacher, were the winners of the
city championship in the recent test
given by Miss Griffith in the class
activity known as Ginning the
Bar" their average being 1856.
Our boys are very proud of their
success and we hope that our girls
will prove themselves winners in
the next event which is scheduled
to be in the very near future.
A beautiful new Singer sewing ma
chine has been added to our equip
ment during the past week. This
will be very great assistance to the
pupils in perfecting their work.
Arithmetic.
Eighth Grade A.-Alice Serpas.
Eighth Grade B.-Elmer Grund-
meyer.
Seventh Grade A.-Charles Car
ona, Peter Ferrari, Elmo Scott, Fred
Collette, Marion Edgecombe, Charles
Tagert, Anthony Pittari.
Seventh Grade B.-Joseph Costel-
10, Rhea Trudeau, Elise Trudeau,
Rosie DeCorte.
Fifth Grade B.-Emile Leronge,
Robert Serpas, Ethel Maronge.
Fourth Grade A.-Lydia Camp
bell, Marie Macaluso, Thelma Ar
sage, Mike Evola, Adolph Hotard,
George Tierney.
Fourth Grade B.-Floyd Guillot,
Hillery Mailhos, Raymond Wattig-
ney.
Third Grade A.-Roland Lassere
John Hammond, Orestes Gaudin,
Hardy Cox, Henrietta Grundmeyer
Althea Moffet, Fred Bauman, Lloyd
Collette, Marie Dry, Harold Wall.
Third Grade B.-Muriel Calling.
house, Alice Hines, Merlin Cantin
Ludovic Cantin, Allen Edgecombe
William Mays, John Brechtel, Gladys
Crabtree, Thelma Alonzo, Stella
Hourcard, Virginia Gauthreaux
!, James Hodgson, Edward Sutton
Carl Brechtel, William Brechtel.
Second Grade A-Mamie Suther-
, land, Valeria Habinghorst, Louise
Morgan, Serita Carona.
Spelling.
ElSHtu NTdut A.-UTduy Seoul
John Brechtel, Christine Bieber
. Elisha Sullivan, Ruth Zeringue
Thelma Willie, Alice Serpas, Ger.
trude BONNER.
Eighth Grade Bora Brown.
Seventh Grade A.-Marion Edge.
, combe, Fred Collette, Peter Ferrari
Charles Carona.
Seventh Grade B.-Rosie DeCorte
Rhea Trudeau, Elise Trudeau.
Sixth Grade A..
Fifth Grade Ara Milan, Phyl
lis Bieber, Mildred Campbell, Johr
Whelan, Ben Cantin, William Bonn
mer, Dennis Keogh.
Fifth Grade B.-Marie Louise
Cantin, Clemmie Smith, Emile lie
rouge, Cecil Parr, August Tierney
Fourth Grade A.-Lydia Camp
I bell, Rosie Morgan, Thelma Arsaga
: Marie Macaluso, Nora Hingle, Lero.
Cooper, Mike Evola, Adolph Hotard
!, Fourth Grade B. Henriett
Smith NOreStina Richer William
The herald., 1921-03-03
Weddings of New
Orleans Folks
WEST SIDE COUPLES WHO EN-
TERED THE STATE OF MAT
RIMONY DURING WEEK.
DODD-RANDOLPH.

The marriage of Miss Bonalyn
Randolph to Mr.. Byron Earl Dodd
was celebrated Monday, Feb. 2Sth.
The bride is a former resident Of
our town and has many friends here
who wish her success in her mar
ried life.
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mebltGtiefeit ant falidef,
plabe.

Die groBe 81 fabr fiir SEN JrieDen
gnropas lit nad) mie Dor Holen. Sic
friegeriiden Mbitdten Der fran5o1i=
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anOs lpenigltens fir ben Muge11blif
als pereitelt gelten aber unihdolih
genla6t lin0 lie nod lange nldt. Sic
lpollen &rleg1 nno neil tie &rieg NIT
3entldlano ni6t baben fo1nen, per-
lnde1 lie, Die ariegsfltrie a%loerspo
ST entfeileln. Sob tie babel ui1f 40
len als 11lmittelbare1l Nt1ltifter inns
gunoesgenpnen redne11, lit MN ma
tilrlid. 1as nere Eoleh tit eine Sh6s
pfnng 6es frall5oiilhen Militarislnus.
sir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser Eolert bat man IN 1Sranfreih ME
n1al5 GerItanonis nefr1ht. 9lls Das re-
pl1blifoniide Tranfreih Elm giillonis
NIT oe1ll 5ariitilden Hl1Blanb ei1gi11g,
ba madte es 3ltgltnlten Der Eplen fei=
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ibr gleidgiiltig
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engltnq Delltldlonos tperOen foijnnc.
IS norelt Sic frar5oiilhen Militori=
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fam. SSlt ihrem M1tffrage for0erte
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pertrauenspou aud auf Die gtot Der
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|lenfen. geit fat 10 Sabren tpibmet
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fabr6eter uno De%rtpabrloiter &inoer
i'm Sitter bon 5 Big IA Sabren. Sic
meiiten fpnnnren 81 nnS aus Dem Sr<
ouifriegebiet nn0 befin6en ii6 in Ell
nem beoouernsmerten f0rperliden 81
.itono. Mebr als Sic 6dlfte nnferer
|&in6er lit als untererndbrt ar5llpre-
|den; allb fat Die G11berfnloie, mas
mir Dor 6em &riege ni6t fan1ten,
.fdon mebrere OFFER l1nter nnieren
&in6ern gefor6ert. Was ibnen beion-
|oers not TIT, lit Mil6! Mber geraoe
0ie f0nnen mir ibnen niht in ausrei-
hen6em WaBe qeben. @ir iinb 6anf
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Amncrer Amiiht.

Man fa11n BON Ben 2enten, Sic lelz
.~11er5eit Sen 3entralmabten Ben Grieg
erfldrt baben, rl6t gut perlnl1geh
naB lie jeBt lire Sat als eine 9unlm=
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%lteler. Ias mdre mobl Elm bis6el1
piel perlangt. Mber man fam er1pur=
ten, oaB lie Dem b%eliegtel1 @egner, jebt
So ser &rieg latlglt poriiber lit, cine
oni tan0ige @eiinn1ng 5eigen l(no
nenn lie li6 au6 ba51 nldt auflblplnz
gen %follnen, Damn fam n1an oob al
lermenigIten5 erlDarten, oaB lie BEN
A%merifanern oel1tfben Nan1en5 gegen.
iiber, Sic Oieie entieelibe gelaltungs-
probe Tires Irelteibs 10 gld115e1t0 Be-
ltonoen ba6en, Gespeft nno 9ododE
tung an Ben Sag legen.
Nber nniere 0emofrutilhen Nertre@
ter I'M &ongreB iinb a1Oerer Nnltd)t.
9(us Ser bernibtenoen Nie0erlage oe5
@il1pn'i6en &a1roiDaten unO Ser gan=
5en Gartei babett lie nid)tS gelernt>
lie idapelge11 INNER nob in Ser ge-
meinIten, bloOeltell uno gebailigltel1
ariegsbebe. gbmarb Us. Non, Das
trangailteite Der1ofretil6e Mitglieo 0es
@omitees fiir allsmdrtige Mllgelegell=
beiten %leiitete iib IN Der 9ebutte iiber
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oltitanoe nit ben 3entralmabten ei11
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Ie1t: Ser friibere Scatter fDnrte 0ieie
Helolution 5gei6rieben baben. Berg
bon miro lire Mnnabme NIT lebbafter
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tpiirbhe. sic miojgen baS oelttide 30
trl11 fir li6 f~eitnageln1 i1toenn Sic
I0ieie Heiollttion o1r6orlifen, aber
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Dor Ser letstett Mationaltpabl erflarte
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raiter fir @aroing ltinrle1t Diirbe. Die
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oaronf nor, BOB es 5aroirtg NIT elmer
l111gebeuren, elmer nod ME Oagelpeie='
1le1t Maioritat lpablte. Gs Iiegt cine
.bobenloIe 5re6beit, cine ibier lrlbe-
greiflihe l%teberbebung Oarin, oaB oie
Garfei sic it6 oartalS cine o bernth-
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ibolte, Der iiegreiden Rartei 9errat
.borperfen min, neil lie berinhtz ETH
aatnpag1eberipreden BEG 8raiioetten
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uet mnN prespcrit6t.

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8erbdltniiie Duroe fiir6li6 oie ge-
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sen fojnnte, me1ln bie ibnt bon Ser MIs
liierten %angelegten DaumIbrauben
SIT idarf ange5ogen piiroen. Die
@armtng, Sic 6or0erungen ntdt altf
oie Spite at treiben, NOR bauptiGd-
lid an Sranfreib geridtet, bas trob
Der etins genrabigten Salt11ng ieiner
baltptlddli6en 8erbiinbeten baral
beitebt, iein uGfunb 6leii6" ans
9elltldlanos lebe110en &0rper 51
idneiSen. 9obei miro bon Sen 6ran=
5oien gelten0 gemadt, oaB Sic an
0el1tldlano geltellten S%or0erungen,
%feines1pegs iibertrieben ieien, ba bas
2am iid tpeit raider bon ben 6olgen
.oes &rteges erbolt babe, als feline fritz
beren @egner, unb iih bel1te in elmer
melt belieren 0fonomiiden Gage be-
fin0e ols jene.
Gatlabe lit, buB in 9enti6lanb gro
BE InItrengungen gennabt meroenL
Sic our6 Sen &rieg gan5 ooer tell
,peiie %5eritorten S110nltrien mieOer
ouf5ubal1en, unO oaB in Oieier ge5ie=
bl1>1g in ser Sat bereit5 groBe Sort
ldyritte gemnbt morOen lin0. Gin Gei@
ienoer, Ser fiir5lib aus europa 5n=
riidfegrte 49, Ser @err lit eine Muto=
rit0t ouf internatipnalem @ebiete ~
erfldrte SieRr Gage, 0aB 9euti6=
Lamb beute bereits lpieoer Die fiibren-
Sc 5tellung I'M inOultrieqen 2eben
gnropos einnebme. gr betonte ieOob,
SOP Sic 0eutibe Sn0ultrie ibren Nuf=
i6mung leOiglid) auf Soften Der Ma=
gemeinbeit er5ielt. Das Dentl6e 8olf
lit arm, un0 oie Scot lit groB. Inn Der
S1rbl1ltrie bes 2onbes en1ppr 5n belfen
Danit 9eutl6lono nnter Ser 2olt ser
m1f ibm rllben0en Gerpflidtl1ngen
niht 5nlummenbrcbe, bat li6 ,DaS
Oel1tide Solf Die grobten Spfer olltz
erlegt. Die Mrbeits5eit in Oen S1roltz
itrien lit LANCER, Ser 2obn gerirger
dis ie. gnn5 belollbers bie Nngeho=
rigen Ser Jog. gebiloeten 9ernfe> Bic
man bier5ulan0e oie u9(rbeiter nit
ben neiBen &ragert" nennf, lino
i6ledt ge1tellt. 9ie ain0er bon 5ult=
lenoen bon 6au1ilien erbalten nod in1=
mer nidt geniigenb GIT elien,mos 0urd
Sic 8eridte Ser @ertreter 0es G11Gfer=
@ilfaperfs beltatigt Miro. Sic meme
Hrosperitdt in 3ent1hlonb ml1B eben
6em Molph v@ieoerglttmudr1ng" ge-
opfert mer6en, I'm bas 2ano Dor Sen
Mbiidten %berieniger ait idiiben, Ote
bereit iin6, BEL Ser er1ten @%eleaenheit
iiber Sen mebrlolen Nud)bar ber5ufal-
len.