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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07
Red Cross Queries

In view Of the many strenuous cf-
forts to raise funds to alleviate the
suttertngs in the east, near anr far.
the question has arisen in many minds
as TO why the half million dollars held
IN South Dakota banks by the Red
cross and donated for such purposes
by the people of the state, is not used
for this crying need. Surely they are
suffering from the emergencies of war
and disaster and it is to meet such
situations that the organization ex-
lists, and many would like to know
why it is not used for that purpose.
instead of compelling further dona-
tons at a time when people are striv-
ing to make ends meet in home af.
fairs.
AS the Red Cross is a neutral or.
SANITATION it is also a matter of query
why 1t has failed to afford relief in
Russia, in Ireland and Armenia. Is
1t because of the pressure exerted Inv
international capitalism which sees
danger to its domination in these
countries? Will some official of the
Red Cross answer these queries for
the benefit of inquiring members?
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07

want . kill her for it wassent Her
fault was it. pa amt been back home
yet since he issued that remark,
Sunday-Raned hard & diddent go
2 s. s. plaid croakanole on a board.
ma was chewing the rag Because pa
had been tawking in his sleep & KEEP
her awaik & pa sed for hevvin sake
wummin I've got 2 tawk sumtimes.
Don't /.
Monday-Jake killed a cat after
skool wich had ate a innocent littel
burd & his ma sed emmy body wich
kills a cat has Z yrs. of bad luck Il
Jake sed he shure wood have 2 live
a long time then. l asst him why
& he sed he Killed Z n time &
this / maid s so as Jake wassent very
good in figgers l helped him & we
Estimated he was good for 81 yrs.
but l amt shure as 2 the figgers my
self. Quite.
Tuesday-Jakes brother Hen went
2 Chicago & asst sum big cumpeny for
a job & they asst him for lokal referens
& he give Seers & Robuk with who he
had ben tradeing for sum time. He
amt got emmy Job yet. l guess.
Wednesday-Joe white was offered
a job at the local paper) offs 2 feed
the press vile their regular man was
being sick & he asst should he bring
a nife or a spoon.
Thursday-Saw J. f. with a new
out fit on witch meens her dress.
Shakespeer must have been writeing
Of her wen he sed the all seeing Sun
never saw her Match since 1st the
world vas began.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07

Poetry -TLove-To-Do-S as he
sat down. The boy and girl real
ly liked his poem.
"It's the only sort l could write"
said the boy.
Its the only sort ] could write,
too" said the girl.
1T was honest OF him TO admit that
he couldn't get pay for his poetry be-
cause ii was so bad, and so he
couldn't write for gold" said the boy.
The entertainment was on for an
hour or two longer. There were all
sorts OF songs and dances and tricks
and everything possible which could
make up a fine entertainment.
Well said Mrs. Get-The-M0st-Out-
Of-Llfe, this has been great fun u
Everyone agreed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07
CREDIT MUCH BETTER

improvement in northwest credit
conditions from February l to March
Is were marked according to the re-
view of February and early March bus
mess conditions in the northwest
made public by John II. Rich, chair
mar of the Minneapolis Federal Re
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07
THE OPEN FORUM

Conducted by the City Federation Of
Women's Organizations. Address all COM
munications to Chairman Of the Forum. Civ
During last week the county was
agog owe the proposed enforcement
OF our Sunday law. There are perhaps
two sides to this law which merit
careful consideration. but there is le-
Ultimately no question as to its en-.
forcement. II the law is faulty II
should be repealed or amended, but
a law that is lot impartially enforced
Is the best of propaganda for general
~law'breaking and consequent anarchy.
This law Is not SO opposed to personal
liberty as many Of the opposition be-
heve. 1t makes provision for those
who hold sacred other days and pro-
tects the worker from the seventh day
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07

throwing his hands
a round ike a FISH
kal dlrecktor & |
cum back at him the
same. ma asst me
was We carrying on
a cOnyersashun x |
sed yes we was but
neither l of us
knowed emmy thing
the other / was try
ing . say.
Saturday-ma sed
. pa this is our mar
& G anniversary
suppose we kill the
old wife hen. Pa
sed wot do You
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Continued

lC|OLt4nueQ)
II. B. Observation-Disclosures
municipal corporations TO issue bonds
for the construction OF sewers and to
pay such bonds by a general tax levy.
Emergency.
II. 3. 34S-Joint highways commit
;ee-Relating to bonds issued by the
state highway commission and ex-
empting the same from all taxes.
Emergency.
s. B. Observation-Disclosures to the
twine plant at the state penitentiary,
and authorizing the board of charities
and corrections and the warden to ad-
just Gains for damages, defects or
shortages in Irvine sold. Emergency.
5. 3. 345-Appropriations committee
-Appropriating money for the ex-
penses OF the coal mining commission.
Emergency.
) 3. 341-Appropriations committee
Appropriating money for the eX-
pense Of the department Of marketing
for The fiscal year ending June 50,
1921. Emergency.
S. B neutrality-suspicious. committee
-Appropiating $4,000 for the pur-
chase OF certain lots in the city OF
Pierre. Emergency.
S. B. 217-M Myers - Transferring
moneys from the department of mar
keting TO the department of agricul-
ture. Emergency.
s. B. 283-State affairs committee
Creating the Office of state parole Of
hcer and defining his duties and pow
ers and fixing his compensation.
S. B.. PIP Judiciary committee -
Relating to bastardy proceeding.
Emergency.
s. B. 246 Amsden - Relating to
party campaign expenses.
S. B. 271-Uniform laws committee
Making uniform the law Of taking
dispositions in this state to be used in
any foreign jurisdiction.
s. B. 116 Sherin - Relating to
municipal corporations.
S. B. 272-Uniform laws committee
to the compensation Of
members OF the board selected to rep
resent the state at the national con-
on uniform laws.
s. B. 146- Alseth Providing for
child welfare boards in the several
counties to aid in the performance OF
the duties of the state child welfare
8. B. MISUNDERSTANDING to the
and fee of applicants for
to practice medicine, surgery
and obstetrics In the state.
8. B. PA Judiciary committee
Relating to the making and setting
aside of judgment. Emergency.
S. B. 1928 - Railroad committee -
Relating to the attorney for the rail
road commission.
8. B. 337-Judiciary committee -
Defining abduction.
8. B. 800 Judiciary committee -
Validating certain proceedings in coun-
ty courts.
s. B. 318 Judiciary committee -
Relating to the trial Of cases to deter
mine compensation for private prop
erty taken. Emergency.
8. B. U.s. unvordahl Relating
to the custody Of parents Of legitimate
minor Children.
s.. B. Observation-Disclosures juris-
diction of the justices of the peace IN
corporations situated in
more than n county.
H. B. 20S-van Ornum-Fixing the
terms Of office and salaries of county
judges and providing for the payment
of expenses Of county Judge In GER
tain cases and relating to matters Of
practice In the county court;
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07
A COUPLE O. RHYMES
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Copyright, 1920
ADVERTISING

By Riley Ryck
A century or so ago
This country was quite small;
And yet today our Nation is
The greatest of them all.
You wonder at the reason
For this wondrous aggrandizing?
The answer is quite easy,
1t is simply, advertising"
Just walk with me some evening
Down a city's busy street
and note the flaming messages
Which leap your glance to meet.
Wear Klckhard Shoes, They Lace in
Front,
This counsel greets your eye
With incandescent brilliancy
In letters ten feet high.
Let Us Embalm and Bury You,
Our Service Up-To-Date,"-
We SILVER as we turn our gaze,
Accelerate our gait.
Buy Woodlawn Land, Uneeda Lot"
We silently agree
And lift our eyes to other signs
To see what we may see.
Burn Klinko Coal "Blaine's Ice Is
Just
What It's Cracked Up To Be-
Chew Garlic Gum, The Flavor Lasts
Drink Bunco's Family Tea"
And thus they read to him who runs
Or him who rides or walks,
These little hints on what to buy,
And where your money talks.
So here is what America
Is teaching you today:
Don't be content with doing things
In a half-hearted way;
If you would gather golden store,
If you would forge ahead
And do not advertise yourself
You might as we'll be dead.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07

essary to eliminate twenty-three per
cent of diseased potatoes from the
crop grown in Bookings county to
make all potatoes grade U. S. No. /.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-04-07
STATS DAIRY

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Friday-met a man in front of the
house Wich is def & dumb & he was
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
RESIN HARVEST
 MAY GIVE WORK
 10 UNEMPLOYED
New Industry in Forests of British Columbia Already
 Proving Profitable.

VANCOUVER, B C., Feb. 16.- Resin harvesting in the forests of British Columbia will provide a large number of men with perlaan- ont employment, according to B. Oliver, Vancouver chemist. He believes that if plans for immed- fate development of the resin and turpentine industry are carried out they will not merely help to meet the temporary unemployment condi- tione, but will lay the foundation for new industry.
 Presenting two bars of resin weighing 145 pounds at local labratory recently, a citizen, not knowing it was of marketable value was surprised to receive $725 for it. He said he obtained it from two sticks of tree he had felled and he at once hurried off-to attend 10 the rest of the tree.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
ALLEGED OWNER OF
 HORNETS NEST "STUNG"

RALEIGH, x. C.. Feb. tG.-Elmo Gill and James Darling, of this city have just been tried in City Court for engaging in a fight that fol lowed an argument over the owner ship of a hornets nest.
 Evidence brought out at the hear ing showed beyond a reasonable doubt that the most was the prop crty Of Darling, which he had walked miles through the woods 10 find for the purpose of making a tea which he said he used for 2 cough.
 "You are discharged" said Judge Harris to Dlrlipg.
 Gil. apparently di12loaend with the decision. asked: "ilow about me. Judgo?"
 "Oh. you're sung,' replied the Judge "Yon must cough rp ten and costs.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
ASSOCIATION MEETS
 AT NOON TOMORROW

In addition to the usual routine business of the Juneau Commoflal Association at it's noon luncheon meeting at the Alaska Grill, it is expected that there will be one or two prominent speakers present, ac- cording to a statement made this afternoon by Secretary M. s. Whit tier. "It is hoped" stated MT. Whit tier, that the meeting tomorrow will be as largely attended as that held two weeks ago"
 The question of adopting a slogan for the Association literature and stationery will probably come up for final action. Other matters of inter est to the community and district are also slated to come up for con sideration. The meeting will start promptly at 12 o'clock noom
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
DINING CAR CHIEF. GIVEN MEDAL. BY. BELGIAN MONARCH.
King Albert Recognizes Ser vices Rendered During
 Tour of America.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 16.- King Albert, of Belgium, has award ed to John s. Macdonald, dining car inspector Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at New York, the silver medal of the Order of Leopold II in recognition of the services rem dcred to the royal party during the tour of the United States made by the King last year.
 Mir Macdonald was in charge of the dining car arrangements and accompanied the party on it's tour. He had charge of similar trips for many notable persons including Prince Henry of Prussia, President Mckinley, President Wilson anG the Prince of Wales.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
Canadian Engineer Held
 As Slave in Salt Mines

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C., Feb. 16-A strange tale Of impriSon- ment and slavery in a salt mine iii Mexico was unfolded to the immi- grafton officers at the international border few days ago when they picked up Edwin c. Kehoe. His statements having been substantiat- ed, Kehoe was admitted to Canada and given transportation to New Westminster.
 Kehoe, native of Quebec. grad hated at Edinburgh University as q civil engineer. In 1908 he took a position with a Mexican oil com pany and four years later, accord ing to his story was forced to take sides with one of the revolutionary parties then warning on the western
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
J. 5. SHIPS UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN SHANGHAI YARDS

SHANGHAI, Feb. 16.-Only two Of for in the Far East by the United States Shipping Board remain to be launched and to supervise this final work which is being carried out at Shanghai. the Shipping Board s Far Eastern headquarters have been transferred from Japan to Shang- hai
 The Shipping Boards Far Eastern staff, which formerly numbered up- wards of twenty men, naw is com posed of NJ. A. Perry, representative of the Shipping Board, NJ. E. Merri- man, secretary of the Far Eastern organization. and s. L. Ware, an in spcctor
 Thirty of the ships built in the Far East With an aggregate tonnage of 240,0e0, were turned out from 12 different Japanese shipyaris and the last of rtese was delivered last August
 The others contracted for in Shang- hai arc the largest steamers ever built in China. The four are sister ships of 1O5OO tons and 429 feet in length. The first, the Mandarin, was launched last June, and the sec ond. the Celestial, was launched last August. II was planned to launch the third boat, tho Oriental, late in January and the last the Cathay in April nest. These boats are being built by the Niangnan Dock and En. ginecring Company of Shanghai
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.


slope. Captured, he said, he was thrown in a vermin-infeste prison and later put to work in salt mine. During that time he did not hear of the great war raging in Europe.
 Three months ago the opportunity to escape came according to Kehoe Hitting his guard over the head with Q rock, he sealed the 800-foot shaft and made his way across the American boundary, from whence he came north by foot and blind baggage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16

Young people at Whitehorse are now enjoying hiking on snowshoes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16

fornia, have caused some inha bi- tants to fear that some long dor- ncnt volcano is about to break forth. The family of W. P. Hery- ford, it is reported, was awakened recently before midnight by queer rumbling noises. On rising and look ing oGt, they said, they saw flames in the hills across the lake from their dwelling. The flames at in tervals shot high into the air, the increase in volume being accompan- jed by the rumbling sounds.
 Other persons have reported similar sights and occurrences, but owing to the rcmoteness of the dis triCt. authentic information is diff ficult to obtain. The lava fields are north of Mount Lassen and north east of Mount Shasta.
 
 Young people at Whitehorse are now enjoying hiking on snowshoes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16

ARE YOU HOLDING A MAKE SHIFT JOB? Sometimes necessity forces people to accept unsuitable employment and to become simply wage earners, often without a chance for adyanceemnt. If you can do something WELL. tell about it in a classified ad in The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16

George BonHiHg. auditor of the Supply Department of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, end Miss Mildred Wilson, of Portland, were united in marriage at Anchorage on February 3. Both are popular young people of the metropolis of Cook Inlet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16
Oregonians Fear Dormant
 Volcano About to Erupt

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Feb. 1G. Recent queer occurrences reported in tho lava bed region in the north ern part of Modoc County, Cali
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-16

Robert S. Donaldson, who has been in charge of the Nanana store for the Alaskan Engineering Com mission, has resigned and is 10 be manager for the Iiealy River Coal Corporation.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
Spnforo Stub 9iebt
eli 9rDBrs @albIrlt

Auf nnier Concord. Gmb.S ous
oiirten mir nun boIo iebr ltoIa ieiit.
Sdon icbt bietet Oas @cbdl0e einen
lreun0Iiden, einlaoenOen GinSrld
gSerm man aIs 0cutider aus elmer
lremoen Staot nod @aibinaton
tommt mo iidl unter TreunSen be.
me9en m0dte mo meib, 0oB. inn g9iu.
ter ipenigitens. mqcnehmc oJeica.
ld)att I'M eigeneu, idonen aIubhous
oeli 6rem0en eriportet, 10 lit ooS elm
9elnlotlidsanmltcnOeS @efiibI, es err
NUT NIT Dem 9cnuBtiein 0oB man
OILS Wieuid inter gltten Renldlen An
@olile lem 6arf. Sei0 einio, einio.
ltol5 altf Guer &Ilbbous, 10 modte
mon oaber oud INNER mieoer 0elit.
ldet 6reunOen @aibiuetons arm.
zen. 0oS 0eutihc Glubbaus 1T Ser
Vtlttelpuntt uniercS 2c6ens. Der
%crlpolter, Serr Gritihlcr, halt cs in
glltcm, reiicn 3uitan0e. 9}lfn
modt man iid) ooron. Den 9eid,Illk
Der lcttcn Seriommluna 5lir glus.
litbrung 81 brinqen. Der qroIc.
ihoie SaoI miro ponia ncit oeitrid.
en- mo elmer griin0Iidcu 8erbcIIer.
itig n%nter8ogeu. @al0 miro oos Qlub.
bolls Gins Der idoniten uno onbei.
melltoiten Der Stoot Iein.
sir Die Mitte Oc8 gllaitlt plant
Der Club elm oemiitlihcs @olfsfcIt,
elm ber5Iides SciIammcniein, mit
Vdliif unO Heoen uno 9%in0eripiclcn
ollt Dem berrIih qclegenen 2nnOlit
bon Scrrn &ihoro @rauner. nobe
Der @la0ensburger 2onoItroBe, noe
ld1on 10 pieIe oerortige qeieliqe TeIte
mo Gicnics beranitoltet mor0en iino.
Orr Stub modlte, 0aB Oas aeiamte
0cltidtltm ocnn ais SommeI.
puntt oesielben betradtct er lid II
on oieicH Gage %(9t1beres miro nod
mitgeteilt meroen) iid) bcteiligt. llr.
lpriinaIih non elm 4lsfIua nab
Gbeiopeafe 9eah eggplant mor0en.
9luS Deri6ieoenen @riin0en bat maj
einen ehten, gentiitIiden Sommer.
Iorntagnodmittag d. IufentbaIt auf
9rauner's 8olo 8lob borge3ogeu.
Wf0ge man iid Oos iebt idon merfen.
&ielcidt lit bis 6obtn aud geraoe
Ole Observation-Disclosures oes 9rGIi-
0ctlten Saroing beralis. Der Con.
coro-Slub fonnte Damn elm 5rieoens-
fclt oarous MAIDEN. 4Iio: Mitte 9(il.
quit Counterfeit auf 9rauncr'S
&olOpIobl EeiIt es alien 6reumoen
mitl
g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
Nrbeitsfraft lit
0eutIAlanbs &apttal
8as amerifaniider 3eitnnss6erans.
se6er anf 8rnnS peri6nlider
SeObadtungeu Iagt.

8enn sic iibrigen 21n0er ser @eIt
auf inOuItriellem @ebiet erfolgreid)
NIT Oeuti6lono fonfurrieren moaell,
10 miiiien iie, genau lpie 0euti6lono
es getan, iid Der Seere un0 Ser
&riegsmorinen ~entleoigen.
0ieier Anii6t lit @larence sc
8arronJ Ser &eOafteur bon ,8or-
ron's financial 8eefIp", ser in elmer
unterreOung nit einem 8ertreter ser
~uniteo 8reB" feline @riinoe 0ofiir
oarlegte, luarunt, Ieiner Auli6t 3ufoI-
&c, Oeutidlanos @ufbaupolitif bon
eini6neioenoer 8eoertung fir 0ie gb-
riiltungsfroge Iein mlB.
00eutidlono mag ii1 ais tii6tiger
i'm Srieoen oils i'm 9rieg ertpeiien. a
iagte Barron. o0oS 2ano belitt elmo
geIdlterte uno oi85ipIinierte inoultri-
eae Nrnlee, Ole qs ni6t 5lgie6t, oos
beitimmte @ren5en be5iigli6 elmer
Gagesorbeit eeiebt mer0en. Die giant
sc 8elt oorf oarauf gefoBt iein ooB
0euti9lano pe0er oltrb @ol0- nod
0urd SilberrWrmen 5uriidgebolten
mer0en miro.
9euti6lon0 bal1t jebt cine relle
uno alien mooernen @(nforoerungen
cntlpre1enoe Sonoelsflotte. Oie M,
Iiicrtcn iiberbiiroen ii6 nit Stcuern,
Inn iih 81 @ailer u1o 81 2onOe ge-
gen 0euti6lono 81 DertciOigen,
9eltti6lano iel6It bat feline 8eltpoli-
tit 5lt bertei6igen; eS braltdt feline
peittragen0e Diplomatic 81 erbalten,
feline &olonien ltllo feline &olfer I'M
NlSlnn0e 81 u%nterbolten.
Son BEN Iliierten entmoffnet ult0
cinge5ipGngt, entmidelt 9eutldlano
feline Giienbabnen nn0 feline @erften,
INN leinen 8iirgern 8eldaftiguno 81
ii1eria, bis es linn moglid aemoroen,
geniigeno &obmoterial fir feline Slt.
nuitrieanlagen 81 li6ern uno es
fiimmert ii6 augenideinlid 6er3lid
menig Inn Die umlaufSmittel ooer
Die &urSmerte. 9ie Mrbeitsfraft iii
ser eilerne 8eltono 9euti6lanoS
9ieie 4%rbeitstraft lit oas ein5ige
8elibtum 9eltti6lanoS.
Die 8ereinigten Stauten meroeT
in Dem inouItriellen 9ampf Geutid.
lano geeeniiber unterliegen, menn
mir ni6t unlere nieorigen Grams
portfoiten 8n 8aiIer uno 8u 2anoc
mieoer %erlangen.
9ur6 9eutl6Ionos @ntipoffnuniq
uno ourd feline @eidnin0igfeit in
inoultrieller Siniidt meroen bel 0em
inouItriellen &ennen oie 8ereini9ten
Staten in oas Sintertreffen geraren.
menn iie nidt ibrer Seiieln entleo:gi
lper0en."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29

SEER Or, Geo. sc. Sober lit nad
Georges MtiaS in Stem @anipibire
sum 5ommerauieutbaIt obgereiIt.
&ir miiniden ibm quite GrboIung.
SER Or. Saul @Icis, unIerem
9eutidtlm megert ieiner aftipen gln.
tcilnabme am SilfSmerf fir 0eutId)-
lano bcionbers betonnt, bat iid nit
SRI. Anno Holleoer aus Srpington,
q, S. perlobt. @ir 9ratuIieren bon
Ser5en.
SEER So6n @eber lit bon lei
ner 9eutidIanoreiic aeiuno unb mum
ter 5ltriidgefebrt un0 meiB piel oes
SntereIianten 81 %er5dbIen.
SEER Geo gs. 6pier lit bis gum
s. 4u9uit bel lcincr perbeiroteten
Eed)tcr IN 4enniplpania 81 9ellld.
Sn1 @corgetolpn ltnioeriitn 500
ipital beritarb an 0cn SoIgen elmer
operation 6rou 0oniel Wtarqliaro.
@ottin 0eS 0errn o. Warquar0, i'll
9etbeson, Wto., pobnboft. @err 9.
Morquoro lit Giie%nurbeiter mo bel
u. q. SorB bcid1ftigt. Die 8eeroi-
glins iinoet belte 9ladmittag 2 ubr
pom SrauerbauIe mad &odoille ltatt.
Der moblbefannte Gou0itor SSobu
Solb ncblt @emablin iiiO am 81. 8.
10. nit Dem 0ontpfer rYnris" nah
ibrcr Seimat in eliaB.2 otbrinsen ab-
gcrciit. @crr mo 6rau Wortin @ie
gono ncbit Sohter, ionic 2 &inOer
ser &olb'ihen 5omilie, begleiteten
sic Neiienoen bis nod SEEM Yorf. Mir
lpiinideu ibnen cine gliidlide 6obrt
uno frobcS @ieoerieben in Der otter
@cimot,
e&ur5e MitteiIuneen G aus BEN
6amllientreiie ODER aus oent 9yrern-
oeSfreiie, Die ii1 fir Die @rOffent.
lidung~eignen, iino INNS ieoer5eit
berolid wiafommen o