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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-06
WASHINGTON CRAB MEAT
 HEARIl. p0gTp0M

The United States Tariff Com mission announces that in compli- anee with the request of parties interested the public hearing on crab meat. to be held in Washing ton. D. C.. on December Il. 194O is postponed until January B. 194l.
 The hearing in Seattle, Washing ton. will be held on December 4. 19H0. as scheduled.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-06

FOR SALE - 4S-65 cylinder Ker- math engine complete with shaft and wheel For information call
 Rays Second hand store. 1-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-06

poon salt. B cup dark brown sugar, 1 F cups chopped cooked prunes, E teaspoon cinnamon, egg, beaten. IF cups milk, r cup prune juice. 2 table spoons butter. melted
 (Moist and economical) Mix the ingredients and pour in- to a loaf pan, lined with waxed pa per. Let stand ten minutes and then bake an hour in a moderate oven about $50 degrees.
 Maoaroni Surprise
 (With Shrimp
 2 cups cooked macaroni, g cup shrimp. 2 cup tomatoes, F teaspoon salt. A teaspoon paprika, 1 teaspoon finely chop ped onions, | cup diced celery, F cup grated cheese.
 Mix the maearoni with the shrimp, tomatoes and seasonings Pour into a buttered. shallow bak- ing dish. Sprinkle with the cheese and bake 20 minutes in a moderate oven.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-06
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AneuoTakc booming
 Due to the rapid growth Of An chorage. her expenses in the forth coming year will be $12O,000 in excess of outlays last year, accord ing to Harry j. Hill, chairman Of the finance committee of the An chorage City Council.
 Military operations are account able in large part for the towns activity.
 Anchorage.s total preliminary bugetary expenditures for 1940-41 amounted to about S3S3,O00, coun- cilmen learned when they cast up figures from the school board in the amount of s36,250, the park board, $3,500. the utilities depart ment, water department, street de- partment, and various other div isions of the city.
 Real and personal property val ues showed an increase of $664.500 over appraisaIs made year ago. 1t was revealed when figures Of S4,- 31E848 for real estate and s1s 405s- PTS for personal property were studied at the council meeting.
 Lvstad To Sail North Star
 Capt. Task Lystad, veteran of twenty years of navigating in nor thern waters, has been named skip per of the motorship North Star of the office of Indian Affairs for the voyage from Seattle to Antartiea to bring back Admiral Byrd's party.
 Capt Lystad is first officer of the North Star and commanded the ship on the expedition made to South Polar regions last year when Capt. S. T. L. Whitlam, regular skipper was taken ill shortly before the ship sailed
 Morley Promoted
 Dr. J. P. Morley, who was asso- ciated with the Office of Indian Ali fairs in Alaska for many years un- til his recent transfer to the States, has just been promoted from Senior Surgeon to Medical Director, in the U. S. Public Health Service, Surgeon General Thomas Parran announced.
 Dr. Morley is now assigned to the Indian Service with headquar- ters at Minneapolis.
 No Jobs In Alaska
 There is no labor shortage in AL aska Gov. Ernest Gruening said to correct erroneous reports being cir culated in the States. Resident AL askans will be given preference for what employment there is, he ad- ded.
 The Governors statement fol- lows:
 Word has come to me that apple pickers and other workers in the Yakima and Wenatchee valleys of the State of Washington have been told that when their seasonal work is done there are plenty of jobs in Alaska this winter. I want to state that this is not so. Resident Alas kans who have been working in fisheries, placer mining, and other seasonal occupations are every day registering with the Alaska Terri torial Employment Service, and it is my desire that preference should be and my conviction that prefer ance will be given to unemployed Alaskans rather than to persons coming from the States in search of work.
 q cannot urge too strongly that residents of the States do not come to Alaska unless they have money enough to tide them over while looking for work, and to take them back to their homes if they are un- successful"
 Fairbanks Building
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Fairbanks Building

Millions of dollars has been ex- pended this calendar year on con- structiOn work in Fairbanks and it's immediate environs. The year has been the most notable in build ing operations of various kinds in the history of the city. They include the cost of federal and municipal projects as well as outlays in con- nection with private property
 The heaviest expenditures have been made on the Army Air Corps cold weather experiment station at Ladd Field. This project, the cost of which is estimated at $4,0O0,0O
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30
AFRICA is GUARDING
OCEAN LANES NOW

johannesburg, South Africa
In case any Nazi raider should
sow mines on the round-Africa
sea routes, mine-sweepers of the
Unions seward defense force are
patrolling the seas off the South
African coast day and night.
Ships Of the defense force are
also protecting South African
harbors. In this they are aided by
batteries at strategic points and
by the South African air force
which carries out reconnaissance
flights over the sea.
Close contact is also kept with
the royal navy.
Big training camps have been
established in many parts of the
country for training men in de-
tense units.
While thousands of men are
now on full-time service, others
who have enrolled in the active
citizen force on a part-time basis
are arriving month by month at
the camps to undergo the pre-
scribed 80 days training.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30
LAUREL SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Lonnie Busic and Jane
Bledsoe, of Galax, spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Busic's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Reeves.
Robert Taylor and E. D. Dancy,
of North Wilkesboro, visited Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Taylor Saturday.
Mrs. Lena T. Billings has re-
turned to her home here after
having taught school at Roaring
River. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Bess Critcher, of Furches,
who will spend a few days with
her.
Mrs. Guy F. Taylor and Miss
Hazel Lee Taylor spent Thursday
in Galax.
Bryan Taylor, of Mocksville,
spent the weekend with rela-
tives.
Guy Frank Taylor, Jr., has as
his house guest this week Clyde
Virginia Douglass, of Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Pugh and
family, Miss Blanche Pugh, and
MIR. and Mrs. Vester Baird at
tended Mr.. Baird's fathers
funeral at Villas, N. c. last week.
Congressman and Mrs. r. L.
Doughton spent Saturday and
Sunday at their home here.
Miss Iva Grace Doughton ar
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30

planned to take his fiancee and
her father out to lunch. He had
painstakingly audited his bank
account and decided he could af-
ford for once to tackle the Bel
Air Restaurant at dollar a plate,
but Helen vetoed the suggestion.
we'll be so much more private
up here" she said, land anyway,
darling, Fathers footing the
bills"
1t was five minutes to two
when they rose from the table.
Got to get back to the office -
said Jim and smiled.
Helen wound her arms about
him and cuddled her cheek de-
liciously against his. "You can't
co." she said.
(To Be Continued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30
In MemOriam
MRS. ADA O. Mccoy

Mrs. Ada Osborne Mccoy was
born October IL, 1877, and de-
parted this life May IA, 1910,
making her stay on earth 81
years, 7 months and two days.
She professed a hope in Christ at
an early age and joined the
Methodist Episcopal Church
South at Sutherland, and later
moved her membership to Big
Laurel church where she lived
a faithful member until death.
Mrs. Mccoy was a splendid
neighbor, a good wife, and a de-
voted mother. She lived a Chris
tan life to the best of her know
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30
PAGE SEVEN

She leaves host of friends and
relatives to mourn their loss; but
we feel that our loss is her eter-
nal gain.
The funeral was in charge of
the Rev. J. Robert Shores, the
pastor; assisted by the Rev. Roy
P. Jones, a retired minister, at
Big Laurel church. A large con-
gregation filled the house to over
flowing. She was laid to rest in
the family cemetery, near South
erland, to await the Resurrection
morn.
BY REV. ROY P. JONES
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ledge and did her best to rear her
children to be Christians.
She was married to T. L. Nc
Coy Dec. ~, 1899 and to this un-
ion were born 6 children. Two pre-
ceeded her to the great beyond.
She is survived by her husband
and four sons: Don. Joe, Paul, and
Glen, all of Ashe county, and
eleven grandchildren. She is also
survived by two brothers and one
sister: Bud Osborne, of Boone, N.
c.; Lee Osborne, of Randolph,
Va; Ellen Shell, of Hickory, N.
C.
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81 don't want to kill him.
didn't care. That's how / know
I'm free of loving you. You have
wanted for: a long time to lead
your own life. You can from now
on. I'm through. Permanently
washed up. I never want to see
you again. I don't even want to
hear about you. Bill"
On the twentieth of August To-
ny Ryan planned to give house
warming at the old Radcliffe
mansion. He sent out deliberately
engraved invitations. "At home
from four to SIX" they read. ia
net turned over her key to him
the afternoon before. Her job was
finished. She had even filled ev-
cry available vase with flowers.
Il hope everything is satisfac-
tory" she stammered.
Sure" he acknowledged alb
sently.
Her heart seethed with rebel
lion. It meant nothing to him, the
gracious old home into which had
gone so many of her dreams. It
was merely something for which
he had paid out checks. He was
handing her a check at that mo-
rnent, a very generous one. She
yearned to tear It up and fling
the pieces in his face.
81 included your services for
tomorrow" he said carelessly.
He grinned. give done lot of
weird things in my time. but I've
never yet been the host at an af-
ternoon tea party"
"But-"
"Please be on hand early" he
said, &c to help me receive or
whatever they call it, and for
Pete's sake keep an eye on the
refreshments. I've engaged the
best caterer in town, but he's al
ready asked me a dozen questions
I don't know how to answer"
Janet was thinking about Tony
the next afternoon while she
dressed for the party and her
cheeks burned. He Infatuated her
to the point of tears. He had all
along. Her gray eyes were mutt
nous when she faced them in the
mirror. She was wearing lowered
pink and white chiffon. She had
bought it with the money she
earned renovating the old Rad
cliffe house. With Tony Ryan's
money, she reminded herself,
making a face at the glass. Her
mother had selected the frock and
it. was adorable.
She received a small square
florist box from Tony Ryan short
ly before she was ready to start
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-05-30
CHAPTER XII
Syn0pSiS

Since her husbands death
Anne Phillips has worked to sup
port her children. Jim, Anne's
son, is infatuated with the rich
Helen Sanders. Anne suspects
that Cathy, widowed little dancer,
is in love with Jim. Janet, Anne's
younger daughter, is unhappy be-
cause her well-to-d0 friends neg
lect her. She is commissioned by
Tony Ryan to help him restore
the old Radcliffe mansion, part Of
the Philips estate, which he has
bought. She believes Tony is get
ting it ready for Priscilla Leigh
and himself. Janet's older sister
Berenice is miserable because her
young husband, Bill Carter, has
left her. She keeps going over the
note Bill left behind WHEN he
saw Guy Shelton kiss her.
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THE sKYLAND POST, WEST JEFFERSON, N. c.

rived home from Jamestown Sat-
urday, where she taught school
the past year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Wauaee 1T 9eeen
vNtaretferb",p ,plait
Rein DRUID auf ENGLAND
sum 2lnfduf bon II. 8.
Tdbdf
Gan6WirtidaftsiefretGr iieht &ergel-
tuugsmahnabmen aeaeu et,paiae
Hreiiionen norams

Waibington. 2anomirti6aftsiefre-
ttir 8allace bdlt nidts bon Dem
vWarftforb" .Ylan, bas beiBt bon ge-
ieslid)en NaBnabmen, oie friegfiib-
renoe 0dnber puineen iollen, nit Dem
snfauf ameritaniiden ariegsserdts
sen bon MgrarproSrften unieres Can.
ses 81 oerbinoen, oa Die in israge
fomenben Staaten. tpie er beiiirdtet,
nad Oem &riese auf cine iolde Yoli-
tif Der Gereinigten Staten nit Ser
geltllngs-W -WaBnabmen annuorten
niiroen. ...-
Wallace d,,Berte iid bieriiber Dor
Dem Senats. .slusihuB, Dor Dem er er.
id)ienen mar, nm fir Annabme Der
8orlage ein3utreten, Die Dem Staats-
department auf ipeitere brei Sabre
nad) oem t2. SUM bas 3ed,t a,ti
ielbitanoisen, nidyt an parlamenta,
ride 8lltbeiB,tns gebunoenen slb-
ld)luB bon &onoelsnertrGgen suipre=
den mill.
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(Shluk bon Seite 1)

les, tueld)e oas 8eiet perlant, be-
treffs Ser eigenen Yeripn, ibrer So
mile. 81 ipelher tie eebort, betreffs
Ser Sorm ooer bcs gigenbeims, lpel-
dies iic ober ibre Samilie belpobnt
uno aIle anberen geieblid)en ssragen
sll beantluorten lno oaB ieoe Yerion,
lpelde iih lpeieert, Sic eeforberte
Nusfllnft 81 geben, iib itrafbar
maht. VI
Der ein5ise 3lped oes 3enius lit
allgeneine itatiitiihe Nlrgaben be-
treffs ser 8enGlfer,,ng, @eidGits-
tGtigfeiten ,mb Suellen bieies 2anoes
81 erlangen, llnb Sic 8eanhportl,na
ser Sragen miro bon Gin5elperionen
berlanat, MIR INN Sic 3l,iammenltel.
lung elmer iolhen allgelneinen Stati-
Itif 81 erm0glihen. Seine Herion
fam oilrdJ Ole gelnad)ten slngaben in
irgeno ipclher @eiie geiddoigt ner-
oen. Ser 3cnius bat nifts su tl,n
nit ser 8eIteuerlmg, Dem Militdr-
ooer 8sridtseicnit, Dem Sdullslpang,
ser Ginmanoerlnssregulierung ooer
ser slusiibung irgenb zines bnnoes.
Itaatlid,en, ein5elitaatlihen ooer ort-
Iiden 8eiebes ober 0eroronung. Nie,
mano braud,t 81 fiirhten, baB irgenb
pelhc Iusfllnft betrefis elmer Yerion
ober ibrer Nngelegenbeiten pciterge.
geben miro. Gum Shus Scr Hed)te
uno Ssntereiien ser Yerionen, oie sic
Nusfrnit geben, lit ieoem 8eanten
oes 3enius Bureaus BEL idpperer
Strafe pcrboten irgenb ipelhe slus-
tunit, ipcld)e alri oieie Weiie 81 ieiner
aenntnis fpmmt, lpeiter 81 aeben.
Tas 2eben ,lno oie iSreibcit in ci.
ner ireien ,Semofratie bcbingt cine
Terihicbenbeit bon fpsoperntipen
9anolllngen gum Better ser aagc'
meinbeit. Die ilnpor5iiglite, bolt
Itdnoige uno affllrate geantiport,ne
aaer geietlid)cn ssragen, pelde jeoer
Yeripn burd bie 3eniis. .@camtcn &c,
lteut neroen, fcllten bon ibr ais cine
quite giirgcrpflid)t angeieben lperoen.
3ur llrflnb belien, babe if bier
nit meine cigenhdnbigc ltnterid)riIt
bierl,ntergeiett uno bus amtlihe
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auf einem Miindpner Jdfdinss-
baa faben elm poar Greunoe. Die nit
einem illngen NnlidiiIer auiammen
paren, bon ferne 0uoiuio Ganobofer
uno d,iberten Ben @nnid,, feline per
ionIide 8efanntidaff 81, MAIDEN.
Der iunse Maler lebnte es ober
ab nit ben Borten: ~Jdaf mir nidt
i'm 9ranme etn, leien sic ieine 8ii-
der, tpenn es Sbnen spaB mabt
aber betpunoern Sic ibn tieber per
Diitan5. Gs lit ,,amlid 3iemIih idner
NIT linn peri0nlid) ausauforlnleft.
gas fam auf oie Dauer h,,ir feline
5rau. Nenn er Ser ortrHbrennt, tods
ab nno 3lt porfomme,t io4, ,pie bic
boie @elt bebouptet, biadbt iie gans
rubig. Sic lpeib gar,s set,du. BOB It
fih am oritten Gag 3nr Mittass3eit
wieoer eiafinbet. Ct iou ndmliB IAN
feline Gteunoinneh Die ionSerbare ait.
foroeruna ftelien, fir ibn 81 foden.
Das Neiultat oiefer baDerii3en Riht
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Gt,.rhiu elepit ans
Hcl3 bel ucrausiaoc

2onoon. @iultpn Gburdia flopitc
i'm llntcrbalie, offs er iiber sic See
fricgfiibri,na 9eriht gob, ans Sol,
unb crtlGrtc bnnn, baB cr bei &or-
aislaacn Itets poriid,tig ici.
.Ils Der Gritc Soro Ser britilhen
!lonliralitdt mitteilte, Dab nebeu Dem
S6lahtlbifi ~Mppal Sat" uno Dem
,SllIgscil9tt:iacr Courageous" fein
anoeres @rcBfamiiidIii perieuft mllr.
oe, rief bie gbgeoronetc ser 2abpur
Eartei, Glen @ilfiglon: v&Iopf an
SolS."
sd ipnpatbiiierc nit biciem 8e=
fiibl," erluiSerte Gburhia. sd babe
es nid)t germ, penn ib all5u melt bon
einem Stiid Sol5 meg bin."
0amit flopfte CT al ieinc beriibntc
9lftcntaife.
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GlepelanS nakrunesmittel> nnS Ranskalteerite,
2lusitel(mno '-''

Den ieoen nadmittag bis 1 llhr emit
gegengenommen. Yerionen. sic lid)
am @ettitreit beteiligen, miiiien 0ob,
rllngsmittel. .Gintrittsfarten fauien.
Scrletlrng bieIer Torid)riften lit ge,
niigello INN allsJeitoBen 81 perben
aus Dem @ettitreit.
Die Hreiie iino:
I. 1rcis: $40 lnb 9lames 9ano
9. Greis: $5 uno Hotes 9anb.
3. Yreis: So mo @eiBes 9ano.
Die s(usiteIlllns iinoet itatt unter
ben auipsien Ser Glepelano Netail
@roccrs 9liiociatipn, llnteritiibt bon
@alter %. anisbt, ausiteaunss,
Wanager. 6rml Sarrp Sinlmerma,
der bat oie aufiiht iiber &ohibul,
Temonitration fiiir 2raien Clubs;
6rau artbur Goof bat oie lleberiid)t
iiber Sen gaftpettitreit.
Tdbere Snformation fam eingebolt
lueroen pom Sauptquartier ser Aus.
iteauns: 1927 Sit 55. Str, Glepe,
Iano, Sbio.
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Galtagna, @ioponni Martinele mlb
.gsio Hin5e.
vSannbduie ier"-&iriten Jlagitao,
&erltin 9borberg, 2auris Welbior,
2aiurence S;bbett. unb Mleranoer
&ipnis.
r2a gobeme "G8race Moore, Gin.
leppe 9e2uca uno CHARLES &ullman.
GARNER" "-8labps Siuartbo,,t,
Mrmano Eofatpan mb 5ibbett. "
vMaoame BUTTERFLY BUR.
fe, SSsrra Eetina, SULLIVAN uno Sobn
9rotpnIec.
~Triitan unS Sioloe" islaaltao,
Sborborg, Meldior unb &ipn:s. >
So Srapiata a"-Selen Sepion,
3ibaro Groots nno Sibbett.
r2a 8ioconoa a"-3infa M;lanop,
Galtasna. Slpartbout, NiartincIli,
Gin5a rno 2eonaro @arren.
8erfauf einselrcr &arten, sic pie
friiber 81 bis Sc foiten, miro am 1S.
Mdr5 in Hublic Sail Beginner.
Saiions&arten geben oen aGuiern
aht Spern fir Sen Yreis bon lieben
uno peroen MIR am 4 Mdr5 81, ba.
zen lein.
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0ippooram
vSbc Grapes Of ySratb" beainnt am
Samstag, ben 2. MGrs.

Die pichtieite Neuigfeit in ser Stint
llelt lit oie 9efanntgabe Ser Oarrpl
i. 3auld's Yroouftion BON Che
Grapes Of @rotb" BON Goth Century
sSor Samstag, Den =. Otdr5 I'M Sip
ponrome ppraefiibrt miro. 2
Senrp Sonoa ipielt oie Sitelroae
lmo miro mteritiitt bon Sane Gar
nell, Sobn Gorraoi:ie, Gbarlp Grape
min uno 0oris 9otpoen.
I'm ben rrftiaen Ginorl,f 81, ge-
pinnen ucrbot Sireftor Ssobn 1soro
leoe IufInahllng fiir rSbe 8rapes Of
gSratb". &lciocr lmo alles mubte ae=
nan 10 iein mie es BON Steinbcd be-
Ihrieben puroe.
sSie INNER erhalten lic inn Sippo.
bronze ibrcs @elbeslpert. Gerpaiien
Sic bieien Slim nibt.
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@ltetrspelitan Upernme Ae tuirH pen, s. biz Is.
Npril IfdttftmNctt - - ~ :
Erusramm bcr gorite0nnsen befannt sesebem

Oie IS. jGbrlite metropolitan
Spernpode miro bieies Sabr in
Enblic Sau Montae. Sen 8. slpril,
Beginner uno Sanstag, SEN 13.
9lpril, NIT elmer Acknowledging
itbIieben. Gas Hrogramm 1T foIgen.
bes: }.
Montoa, Sen 8. sIpril, abenos,
&erbis rgliba". '@ -.%
0ienstas, Sen 9. slpriI, abenos,
@aeners rSambGuier".
Wtithpoh, Sen 9. Mpril, abenos,
Ellccinis so 9obeme". ~
0onnerstas, SEN II. april,
abenos, gi5et's Carmen"
ssreitag, Sen 12. Mpril, nadmit.
tags, Hnccinis rMabome 8utterfu. L"
isreitas, Sen 12. @pril, abenos,
@aaners rSriitan uno ssioIoe".
Samstag, hcn 13. Mpri(. nah'
mittags, Ter6is so Srapiata".
Samstag, Sen 13. slprilr abenos,
.2a 8ipconoa".
3iinitlcr, oie in Sauptrollen nit
,luirfen, iinh:
vNiba"-Noe 8ampton, Bruno
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was Ser SreikanHel
iiir cine 8e>emtu,te bat

Berlin. Die 8. g. G. betra6tet oas
Spitem oes freien 3arenaustauibes
uno iest sleide gerbGltniiie poraus
innerbalb Der Stcatentpelt nibt nur
auf uirtidaftlidef 8ebiet. gu 6rei-
ban0el fann iih cine aui ibre Cider
belt beoahte Station nur Damn ents
ihlieben, tuenn Die internationalen
Serfebrstpege llnter allen nmltdnoen
Dem legitimen Sanoel offenlteben.
8orausiesung oa5u tpdre besbalb
aud Die 6reibeit Ser Meere. england
bat iih nidt nur bereits am gnoe bes
Nelfrieges bies in Dem 0ilioniden
8unften entbaltene Yoltulat abge-
lebnt, es bat oariiber binaus in Die.
fem ariege ge5eigt, oaB es I'M 8eiib
aller &ontroliltationen allf Sen @elt=
meeren bon einem freien &anoel Der
eleidberehtieten @0lfer nidts ipiiien
min, baB linn pielmebr = unbefiim-
inert um Die Hegeln bes Bolferredts
= ieoes Mittel redt lit, I'M au6 oen
legitimen Sanbel 3u erlflasen. @er
ben totalen @irtidaftsfrieg gum
foIse Ser ginriiduneen uno Der
len Yolitif erbebt, 3eritort oamit bon
pornberein Die 8runblagen zines frei,
en- &an6elsperfebrs. Mutarfie lit Dem.
gegeniiber Die rationale Selbitbilfe
oerer. Die iid in ibrer griiten3 ,no
ibrer nationalen unabb6ngigfeit un.
ter feinen l1mit6noen eroriiden laiien
tpoQen. Bon England aber in Der Sra.
se Der Greibeit Der Neere cine elm.
oeutige befric6igenoe Mmttport All er.
baltea lit Biz iett nod niemanoem
geIungen.
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'Ginnohmen nGtig made, bab aber sic
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sic Steuerlalten gerecht perteilt iper.
oen.
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anbelangt, oas bon Ser Segislntipe
bereits mehrlnals abgclebnt ipilroe,
10 iagte Sir Grgene, oab Sen Srauen
oaS Hett, ibrc Meinlng alsSuoriifs
fen, llltn nlt)t mebr lunger perluei'
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lpeitere WaBnnbmen fiir sic Grid)lic.
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bon Mfinoeitlohnen llno oie slbihafs
fllng Ser 3abllug bon @rllnorenten
ollrh Die Sonoauirtc an Sen rSeigs
neur", Sen Sunobeiiber, elm l(ebers
bleibiel aus Dem frau5oiiiden rGooe
Cipilc".
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