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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-02-08
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WANT-ADS

Wanted-Large size child's bed with
drop side. Phone 390-Y.
Wanted-Pasture for young cattle
for coming summer. ]. C. Deppler,
Bentley road.
Wanted-Poultry and eggs at
highest market price; also have
poultry to sell retail Calvin Steiner,
third house from Electric light plant.
Bluffton phone 212-W. IT
For rent-2 sleeping rooms; also
room in garage for one car. Mrs. /.
w. Welty.
For sale-Apples, Golden Delicious
and Red Delicious 35c per bushel and
up. Albert S. Diller, Bluffton phone.
For sale-Collie pups IL weeks old,
female yellow with white collar; male
dark yellow with white collar. Will
sell cheap. Lloyd Van Meter, II mile
east of Pandora.
For sale-Oak cabinet heater in
good condition. Inquire $50 College
Ave.
For sale-Mrs. Margaret Adams
building lot close in on Grove street.
See H. w .Althaus.
For sale-Coal for every purpose.
Car of Pocahontas to arrive in few
DAYS. Steiner Coal Co. Phone 265-Y
and 174-W.
For sale--$450 player piano and
rolls; | will let it go for $39 before
shipping to Waukesha; SIS month to
reliable party. Write today and |
will tell you where in Bluffton my
piano may be seen. Write Mrs. Ray
Stangler, Route 5, Box 229A, Wau-
kesha, Wis.
For sale-Good eating and cooking
apples 40c per bushel and up. Augs-
burger Fruit Farm. If
For sale-Special prices on Stark
fruit trees during February. Two
trees for the price of one, plus one
tree more if order is placed at resi-
dence, 334 Cherry St. L. A. Oberly,
salesman. 43
For sale-10 varieties of good win
ter apples; also nice comb honey
good apple butter and vinegar reas-
onably priced. E. P. Steiner fruit
farm, " mile east of town. II
For sale-McCormick- -Deering 2.
horse cultivator, good as new; McCor,
mick mower 5 # cut, reconditioned
walking plow; spring tooth harrow
and corn planter; also Is by 6 #
portable rabbit hutch. Must sell a
once. r. A. Potts, 1 y miles west OF
Col. Grove road. Call after 4:30 .
III. - 80.
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Rev. ]. A. Weed, pastor of the
Bluffton Methodist church together
with Mrs. Weed and family attended
funeral services of his father, v. c..
Weed, 83, who died last Thursday at
the home of another son at Wheel
ersburg, Ohio
Funeral was held at Wheelersburg,
Sunday afternoon and final services
on Monday afternoon at the home
church at Briggsdale, near Colum-
bus. Interment was in Union ceme-
terry, Columbus.
Mr.. Weed was a farmer all his
life, and for the past forty years re-
sided in Franklin county.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs
Florence Miller of Marengo and four
sons, all of whom are Methodist min
listers of the Ohio conference. They
are: Rev. F. o. Weed, Wheelersburg;
Rev. r. R. Weed, Dayton; Rev. ]. A
Weed, Bluffton and Rev. S. E. Weed
Waterville.
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Surprised On
Anniversary

On the occasion of their thirtieth
wedding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Biederman residing north of
Bluffton were honored by friends and
neighbors with a surprise party and
belling last Thursday night.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which dainty lunch
con was served by the two daughters
Misses Edith and Sylvia.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Reichenbach and sons, Mrs. Enoch
Basinger, Miss Gail Basinger and
Nelson Basinger, Wesley Sommers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quentin Burkholder and fam
lily and Mrs. and Mrs. E. FL. Mis-
wander and family.
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GeneUieUe Fett Wins
Ping Pong Title AgaiE,

Genevieve Fett, Northwest Ohio
women's ping pong champion last
year, retained the title and won two
more gold medals in district compe-
tition last week at Leipsic.
In addition to repeating as victor
in the women's championship, Miss
Fett teamed with Harry Grigsby,
Allen county mems champ, to win
the mixed doubles title.
Others from Bluffton who played
in the Northwest Ohio tourney in
cluded Ruth Garmatter, Lavonne
Which, Betty Weinhold, Fred Herr
mann, James Clark, Dale Davidson
and Gene Zuber.
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Steinn,an Talks To
Southern Lunibernlen

Address of Forrest L. Steinman,
Bluffton lumber dealer, at a meet
ing of the West Virginia Lumber
and Builders Supply Dealers con-
vention in Charleston, w. Va, last
week, was one of the high points of
the meeting.
A newspaper account of the talk
was sent to The Bluffton News this
week by Mrs. S. w. Steiner, of
Charleston, a former Bluffton resi-
dent, who noticed that Steinman was
from this place.
As vice-president of the Ohio Re-
tail Lumber association, Steinman
cited the value of cooperation of re-
tailers and supply dealers, and also
praised the legislative program car
ried on by the group.
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81st Birthday

In honor of the eighty-first birth
day of Mrs. Susan Amstutz of North
Jackson street, a family dinner was
held Sunday at the home of George
Stepleton and daughter Miss Mere
dith Stepleton.
Mrs. Amstutz, a pioneer Bluffton
residents enjoys good health and is
an active member of the st. Johns
Reformed church.
Present for the dinner, Sunday
were: Mrs. Amstutz, Olga and Max
inc Amstutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Irwin and the host and hostess.
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Lions Hear Address
On Life Of Lincoln

Speaking on the life of Abraham
Lincoln, Americas bestowed mar
tyred president, DR.. c. II. Freeman,
of Ohio Northern university, adj
dressed a dinner meeting of the
Bluffton Lions club Tuesday even
ing in the Walnut Grill.
1t was announced at the meeting
that the proposed Lions minstrel
will not be held, and in its place a
musical revue, similar to those given
in past year, will be presented this
spring.
Next meeting of the Lions, Tues
day, Feb. 90, will be celebrated as
charter night, with prominent Lions
from all parts of the state appear
ing on the program. 1t will be a
ladies' night meeting.
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THE BLUFFToN NEWS, BLuFFroN, OHIO

For farms or town properties ask
H. w. Althaus.
Miss Barbara Hauenstein spent the
week end in Cleveland.
Jitney supper at the Presbyterian
church, Friday night, Feb. %. The
public is invited.
Flowers say "Will you be my
Valentine. Send them from the
Grove Street Greenhouses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grouse of Ada
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Augsburger and family.
Miss Roberta Biery, student in OBJ
erlin college will spend the latter part
of the week at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donavin Stratton and
daughter of Columbus Grove spent
Sunday at the c. F. Stratton home.
Car best dust treated Pocahontas
egg coal arriving soon. Phone your
order to Steiner Coal Co. Phones
265-I or Ii4-W.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Yoxthimer of
Findlay spent Sunday at the home of
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Shafer and family.
Dwight Weed, student at Garrett
Biblical institute, Evanston, ILL.,, is
spending several days at the home of
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
Weed of North Jackson street.
Rev. P. A. Kliewer left Wednes-
day for Chicago where he is attend
ing the Founders Week conference of
Moody Bible institute. He will re-
turn home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wilson and
family of Moffit station visited Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Oberly and family,
Sunday. Also Mary Eileen Oberly of
Pandora were with her grandparents,
Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Penner and daughter
Mrs. John Tim both of Beatrice,
Neb., returned to their home, Mon
| day after visiting at the home of
Mrs. Penner's sister, Mrs. S. K
Mosiman of Grove street.
Calvin Amstutz of Ada visited his
father David Amsutz and sister, Mrs
Bertha Matter, Saturday. David Am,
stutz who spent the past six weeks al
the Matter home returned to his home
at the Mrs. Martha Basinger farm
west of town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish and Mr.
| and Mrs. John Garlinger entertained
as their guests, Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. Carnahan of Plymouth
Mrs. Alma Clymer of Columbus
Grove and Mrs. Ella Long and sor
Carl of this place.
She will remember. Don't you for
get. Send her flowers for Valentine
Grove Street Greenhouses.
Jacob Schnegg, living on the Mrs
4 GcOs 1NOIHldIldhCA lain III vi ailS
township will hold a public sale Fet
16 after which the family will NOV
to Bluffton and occupy the Binkle
property on East College avenu
which he recently purchased. TIL
property is now being remodeled
Dennis Zimmerman and family nov
living near Findlay will occupy th'
Nonnamaker farm for the comm,
year.
Johnson's Car-nu cleans and pol
ishes your car in one easy applica
ton. You'll like it, 5Sc per pint a
Basinger's furniture store. t
Hyacinths, tulips, daffodils and pa
per-whites. Shurbloom pre-plante'
Holland bulbs planted in moss in beau
tiful flower boxes will be in bloom
for Easter. Shalley's &c to 81 store
| Home owned.
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And NOU
Leap Year Suppers

A Leap Year supper will be held
in the basement of the Methodist
church Thursday night, Feb. 29,
women of the congregation an
nounced Tuesday. The public is in
vited-but every woman attending
the supper without an escort will be
fined, it is announced by the COM
mittee in charge.
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Legion Auxiliary
Real Estate Tax
Statements Mailed

Real estate tax statements are be-
ing mailed to Allen county property
owners, notifying them of taxes due
in the current collection period,
Byron H. Dershem county treasurer,
announced last week.
A collection deadline extension has
been authorized for Allen county by
the state tax commission. AS a re-
suit first-half taxes can be paid
until March 20.
A total of $224, ,58565 has beer
collected so far in the current period
Dershem said. Total sales ta1
revenue for the year has been $22,
993.84.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire hereby to exress our
heartfelt thanks and appreciation to
all neighbors, relatives and friends,
who have been so kind, so helpful and
so concerned during the illness of our
beloved, and during the time of our
sadness. Your deeds of kindness and
helpfulness, your gifts of food, your
floral offerings, and expressions of
sympathy are greatly appreciated,
and will long be a source of comfort
to us.
G. T. Soldner and children
Mrs. Sarah S. Geiger.
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Westminster Choir
TO Present Concert

The celebrated Westminster Choir,
acclaimed throughout Europe as
brilliant representative of American
musical culture, is scheduled to ap-
pear in Bluffton on Saturday, Feb
ruary "a. The choir's appearance
is under auspices of the Bluffton
college Department of Music.
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CARD OF THANKS

Not being able to reach all the in
dividuals and organizations who so
kindly and generously expressed their
appreciation for DR.. Mosiman and
their sympathy for me during his
illness and death, | wish to express
thru this medium my heartfelt
thanks.
Mrs. 8. K Mosiman
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Ground Hog Sees
ShadOlU; More Winter

Six weeks more winter are in
prospect for Bluffton and vicinity
according to the time-honored ground
hog weather forecast. Last Friday,
ground hog day, found the sun shin
ing brightly thruout the entire fore
noon.
According to tradition when the
ground hog sees his shadow, he sour
ries back to his winter quarters
since another six weeks of winter
are in store.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1940-02-08

SOCIETIES
and CLUBS

Travel Class
Members of the Travel class were
entertained at the home of Mrs
Armin Hauenstein, Wednesday after
noon. A paper Contemporary Wo-
men Novelists" was read by Mrs.
Edith Mann followed with book
review by Mrs. Evan Basinger.
G. HI. NJ. c. Guest Night"
Monday evening Mrs. Leon Hauen-
stein opened her home to members
and guests of the Gertrude Hoy
Missionary Circle of the st. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed church.
Following the regular business of
the club, Mrs. Arden Baker spoke
on the life of Abraham Lincoln; Miss
Barbara Jean Triplett played several
xylophone selections and Mrs. Ralph
Stearns, as guest speaker, ably re-
viewed the book Through Tragedy
to Triumph" by Basil Mathews.
Guests present were. Mrs. Ralph
Stearns, Mrs. Oliver Zimmerman,
Mrs. Wilford Steiner, Mrs. Wayne
Lugibihl, Mrs. Morris Bell, Mrs.
Raymond Stratton, Mrs. Clayton
Murray, Mrs. George Carmack, Mrs.
Gorby Ewing, Misses Barbara Trip
lett, Margaret Luginbuhl, Vera Ha-
begger, Rachel Criblez and Doris
Hartman.
Legion Auxiliary
The Women's Auxiliary will meet
at the American Legion hall next
Tuesday night at o'clock.
Richland Community Circle
Richland Community circle will
hold no meeting this month on ac-
count of illness.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks, and
appreciation for the aid and sym
pathy extended in the death and
burial of our beloved father, VIM.
Wallace, also to all who assisted in
any way during the funeral and all
those sending flowers.
The Family
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks and
appreciation to our friends and
neighbors for their sympathy shown
during the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother, Julia Huber.
Chester Huber & Daughters
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BLUFFTON MARKETS

Wednesday Morning
Hogs-160 to 180, s5.40. $50 to
230, s5.55; roughs, $3.75; stays,
$3.50.
Calves, SLIPS; lambs, $3.50.
Grain (bushel prices)-Wheat, 95c;
corn, 53c; OATS. 35c; soys, 94c.
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Button, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
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Congressional Library Fire
A fire in the Congressional library
in 1852 destroyed over $4,000 vol
umes, many of them irreplaceable.
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Cine bebexflil5e 8ropbt3einns

aiir5lid brntbte .,Sur Snnbap Bill
itor" cine Bropbeseiung aus benz z.
ssabrbunbert, Die 1917 bon benz Ser
Ieger 9eauhe,nin in einem Almanah
ber6ffentlid)t ipuroe. sDieielbe tpar ,,r-
fpriinelid in Iateiniiber Sprabe bon
Der bl. Sbilia in einem 8rief an
ibren 8ruber nieoergefdrieben NOR.
ben. sie beaiebt fid auf einen idrede
Iiben 2rieeer, Der aus oem Seraen
Dentiblanbs berboreeben iollte nno
bic eanse Welt NIT qriee iiberaieben
,peroe. Da lit bon eefliieelten Rrie-
germ sic 8ebe, ,pelbe brennenoe Jaf-
feln ouf oie Stdbte tperfen, moo,.rd
iid ia Der seeenpGrtiee 4riee eana
befenoers bon ben bisberieeu arieeen
,,nteribeibet. 2ieft man baneben aud
bic Bropbeaeiung bon oer @ieber-
f,,nft gbriiti i'm atpeiten Briefe bes
III. Banlus an bic Fbeiialonier, So
pitel atpei, 10 fam man fid ipobl
faum cine ernItere 8etrabtung fir
biefe Abpents3eit benfen. Dieie Bro=
pbeaeiung bes bl. Obilia lautet:
.S0re, bore, . mein Bruoer" /,
Ibreibt bic @eiliee, .,oenn id babe
bic Sdreden Der 8eree nnb Balber
aeieben. Jurdt bot Die Wenibbeit
ereriffen, benn nie bat es in iroenb
elmer @eseno bieier Belt 3eueen eis
ner folden Not eeeeben.
.9ie 3eit lit eefommen, in Der
Deutidlano oie frieeeriidite nnter al
len Nationen eenannt miro. 9ie Be=
riooe bot beeonnen, in Der aus Dem
@ersen Deutfdlanbs ser fbredlibe
arieeer fommt, tpelder es nnter-
nimmt, Die eonae Belt in ben 2riee
au aieben. Die bepoffneten Mann-
fbaften tperben ibn ben antibriiten
nennen. @r tpirb perf1uht sperben
bon ben Miittern, bon Saujenoen,
,pelbe flaaen meroen ipie gfabeI iiber
ibre &inoer, nnb tpelde Eroituneen
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Din Naiisnfre,,ab

perben Strome bon 8Iut flieben.
Dns iDisb baum Die ietie 5dladt feiH.
Die Nationen iperben in ben Gem
peln @ottes 9anfesIieber nnltimmen
uno BEN Mllmabtigen fir ibre grlo-
Jung preifen, benn bann ipiro Der
Grieger eriheinen, tpeIder Die Grup-
pen aerftre,ien uno Die Mrrneen oes
groberers oitrd cine llnbefannte uno
fhredlide Serbe bernibten piro.
DieIes @lenb miro Die Solbaten ent-
rllitigen, pdbreno oie 9sationen ia=
gen iperoen: Das lit Die Sano Got
tes, cine eeredte 3ubtiglng.'' -
s. IS. 5hudaro.
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Ret. artbeme 9atiQs, O.I.S.
Heb. Dutiap bot foeben feline 10.
Reiie nod Dent boben Noroen onee~
treten, tpo er feline piiienidaftlihen
5oriduneen tpeiter al berfoleen be.
abf6tiet. @eb. Dutillp 1T Mitglieo
Der 6ofultGt Der aotbolifden Uni.
1eriitat bon Nmerifa. @r bot be-
reits Tonienbe bon Bflanaen. SSn-
feiien, Beriteinernneen nne Nine-
ralien in feiner ,piHenfhaftliben
SammlMng.
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&c mub ieSem ameritamer, Ser
feline tdglibe 3eit,,ng IieIt, aufeefal-
len iein, oab inn @eeenios gum &riegs=
anfone, ols fait n,,r eneliide @eipinne
aus 2onoon eemel6et muroen> iett
Sic fbauerlidlten ger1nfte an Sbif-
fen nnb Die berbeere,tbiten 3eritor,u.-
gen in eneliiden 5td6ten barh No5i=
bomben bon britiider Seite beriiber-
eefabelt iperoen.
Seer nod 70 naib tpar nno nod
III, nm 6ieien Binf nit oem 3aun=
pfabI nibt au beriteben, ser Iai1e ii6
bon oem amerifaniiden Rrieesberidt-
eritatter Nilo Ebonpion belebren,
ber .aueen- uno Obrenae,,ee aller
Boreange in England eetpeien unO
iest bon Netp yorf aus berihtet:
Simmer hpieber lit mir, feitbem ber
atlantiibe CLIPPER MIDI fiirslih aus
2onoon a,,riideebraeht bat, no ih bie
Shreden Der monatelongen 2uftbom=
baroements miterlebte. Die 5raee ge=
iteut tporoen: ,@laaben Sie, ooB @ne-
lamb auf bic Douer ftanobaIten fann?'
,,eine fihere, birefte Ant,port fann
es int aueenblid faum seben. Bobl
aber labt ii6 ioeen, tpeIde @efabren
,tno ,Sinberniiie a,t iibertpinoen iino,
nenn England boffen tpin, fid in Die
lem eraniamen aries at bebaupten.
sSn folgenoem ieten Die nidtisiter
@efabrenmomente bareeitelIt. Sc
banoelt fih bierbei nm Eatfabe',, Die
gnelanb fib nnb Der Belt big ,por
furaem ni6t eineeiteben ipollte, uno
oie es aud iebt MIR ,,npollltanbig ,lno
uneern aneibt. Benn Die amtIide bri=
tii6e 3eniur MIN anfanet, in bent Ell
men o6er an6eren Der Ynnfte, Die id
in , foIeen6em beriibren tperbe, oie
8abrbeit ourditdern at lailen, 10 ee=
ibiebt oies MIR besbalb, tpeil oie Bri-
ten uns iett auf bieie 8eiie nabebrin-
gen 'pouen, bab fie amerifanii1e Gil
fe IN nod gang anberer Jorm eebrou-
den, als BLOB in @eitolt Der siitieen
erlaubnis, seeen iofortiee 8araab-
lnng ouf ben amerifaniiben Marft
einfaufen at biirfen e..
u3nnahit lei fefteeitellt, bab itd
feline mobeebenoe Berionlihfeit @ne-
lanos berbeblt, tpie berali6 eerine Die
9offnung lit. ben 9riee Dor ablouf
mebrerer Sabre been6en at fonnen,
iofern fih nidt 'ireen6pie Elm ,Bun-
Der ereienet, oos befonntlid bes
@faubens Iiebites 0inb lit. sei4ts
bemtet bisber oaronf bin, sab es obae
borberiee milit6riihe Rieoerlaeen ber
Adlenmahte in ben bon beuti9en
Truppen beiesten 2anbern az elmer
Sniurreftion ooer in ben feinbliAen
@eiben felber au einem 3uiommen-
brud fomnnen tpiro. <
9ie ibnerite ,,nmitteibare @efdbr-
bune Der Wioerftanosfraft nne bes
observation-disclosures ber eneliihen Be-
bolferung bringen notiirlid bic falt
,,nunterbroden Dor ii9 eeben6en
2uftangriffe auf 2onbon uno anbere
ipihtiee Stdbte nit fib. 2an6om
ct sf March ., ls7s. Acceptance for naili~s At
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lein fir oieien 3tped eeeentpartig -
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,alte' 2rieesfabr3eliee iiberlaien ba-
ben - nod abeeadblte ITS 3eritorer
bro,tben. Sn @rmaueel,tng oiefer
Sbiffe fiuo eie ,2ebenslinien' oes
8rttenreides nun angriffen feinoIi-
der Saudboote, Sorpeooboote ,1no
Banaeridiffe gum euten- Seile idue.
Los preisgeaeben.
~Wtit ben &rieesperbeer,ngen 1,no
eer 3,,nebmenoen 3erriittung Der
9sirtldaft ,,nb bes gerfebrs iperoen
notiirlid au6 bie Qrellen ser fpei.
teren 5inanaierung oes Rrieaes mebr
uno mebr berfhiittet. Die Mnlpriibe
on Die Sinanafraft gnelanos fino
aber biel erober als iie fi9 IN oen
- at iib icben ,,neebe,tren - oiref.
ten Soften ser &rieesfibruna aus.
oriiden. Miiiien ood ftanoie pernid,.
tete Barenbeitdnoe, aertriirnnterte
Broonftionsftatten ,tno .9eisnitdtten
eriett ,peroen. Bie sic Baufem gna.
lambs oiefen aufaaben auf oie Dauer
seredt tuerbeu follen, lit ben Sad.
ber|tdnoigen bisber 10 ibIeierboft ,pie
Die Nnttport auf sic 5roee, pie es
moel'd fetn ieu, bieien BerpfIidtnn-
gen a,ss5utueiheu.
Nnr ,peH bic nddfte 9ufunft ben
Britem 10 uenie Sr0FliAes fiinbet.
1T es au berfteben. 6ab iolde gpiio-
ben, tpie Der erfoIg ser britiiben
Jlotte nor 9aranto ltno Der fit ben
iieHdem adfenpartner bisber 10 ,,,,-
ritbmIihe BerIu1lf 1es ifoTienilfh= nrie.