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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
Twenty Years Ago Men of Vision Saw
Successful Air Routes Through State

These were nen h llootans u
lS1o, whose minAs envis3o0ed lie
air lines Il the future. Tie s4ssy
which fslIsvs tells Il N tAea, WhieA
DID not reach aehIeve1ent u lSeo
bot did several years later.
At $50 q. m. No. Of the Eagle *
press rolls onto Mari field, at Butte
Into position for a takeoff. Her three
powerful motors stop and seven pas
sengers file up the gangway and into
the spacious aerial limousine
Missed my train." remarks q bank
er as he drops his luggage in the bag
gage compartment and settles into his
upholstered wicker chair
Il always travel to Billings by this
route" replies q contractor across the
aisle. Saves me an all-night ride. and
besides I like the scenery. Have a
cigar7"
in Billings?"
AT 10 O'Clock. We stop IS minutes
In Helena on the return trip"
A hum OF voices continues and fare
wells are spoken until a bell clangs at
the pilot end Of the ship. The door
closes and friends Of the voyagers step
back. The self-starter Is applied and
three propellers hurl backward blast
Of air.
Points Nose to Sky
Inc pllOt SlBnAlS, the docks are re-
moved. the express moves forward slow
ly. faster, faster and then-it leaps
forward, points its nose toward the blue
sky and the ground falls away.
One hour and thirty minutes later
the aerial express rolls gently to a
stop in Billings. The motors stop and
the seven passengers step out.
No porters need dust them off. There
has been no dust and no dirt on the
trip.
Three hours later and those who
have lunched, conducted their business
and desire to return the same day,
again step aboard the express and are
landed in Butte in plenty of time for
dinner.
A dream, you say.
Not for long, for the Inland Empire
company of Butte. agent for the Cur
tiss airplane, expects to establish a
regular daily passenger service between
Butte and Billings next spring. To in
augurate this service the company will
use Curtiss Eagle
The Eagle Is the first three motored
land machine to be built in America.
Three of the new Curtiss KS, 49,
horsepower motors furnish its power.
and carry the plane through the air
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at the rate Of l07 miles an hour. At this
speed the ship has a radius Of $50 miles,
or three and one-third hours flying
time At cruising or economical speed
with full load. 1t makes rs miles per
hour for six and one-third hours.
One OF the motors is fitted into the
nose Of the fuselage. while the other
two are arranged on either side between
the wings. All are fitted with self
starters.
With this arrangement 1t is possible
to start out with three motors run
ming. As the gasoline supply is con-
sumed during the trip the machine
quarters load or toward the end of the
trip it may be flown with only one.
Painted Like Eagle
The fuselage an enclosed limousine
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body. Is fitted with eight wicker up
holstered chairs. arranged In two rows,
With an aisle between. The dome win
dows are made Of Light triplex non
breakable glass and curved celluloid.
The machine Is Glenn H. Curtiss
own conception Of . modern passenger
flying craft. 1t belongs to the medium
size class Of atrplanes.
The Specifications are As follows:
Wing span. 8 feet I inches.
Wing chord, SITS feet.
Wing area, TO square feet.
Gross weight. 7.450 pounds.
Useful load. $3.50 pounds.
An elaborate system Of aerial instru-
ments is equipped on the instrument
board In front Of the pilot 1t includes
an aneroid barometer tachometer, mo-
tometer, clock, oil pressure gauge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
STATES RANGES
DRAW CATTLE

A shipment of 10000 feeder sheer
TO range on the Blackfeet Indian reser-
walton in northern Montana viii mark
the first OF what Is expected to be
one OF the heaviest feeder shipment
seasons Of sheep and cattle In many
arian. said at Helena.
DR.. Butler said certificates for the
sheep. attesting them in keeping with
state livestock health regulations, had
been received and that the consiSn-
ment would be shipped out Of WASH
ington and Oregon.
He said the 10000 sheep would be
the vanguard OF an expected 5000 or
100000 onto Montana range before the
season is over.
Cattle feeder shipments continued
on the uptrend as well, and figures
compiled by the state veterinarian
showed 25.O4l sent into Montana to
Craze since the first of the year.
Cattle are. for the most part. placed
on range in south central Montana.
with the bulk Of them put on leased
veterinarian said.
Shipments Of cattle are largely from
the southwestern states and Mexico
so far In the year. while sheep are
being sent in from Oregon and WASH
ington.
Canadian shipments Of feeder cattle
have dropped off somewhat. records
show.
The first sheep shipment will be un-
loaded at Spotted Robe, Blackfeet and
Browning and will go into quarantine
on the leased land for 30 days.
DR.. Butler said the increase In sheep
and cattle shipments were attributed
directly to one factor-Montana,s range
grasses which have steadily improved
during the past few years.
He added that with consignments
expected at present there is no danger
Of over-stocking the range, although
he stated that cattlemen should take
cognizance Of that possibility.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

stodden. Butte; Server Tasdcm!roRlu. samSun.
Turkey
New Jersey student
Bachelor OF science in geolosical engineer
ing-RuSsell Henry Wood Chadwick. Engle-
wood. N, J.; DOUGLAS Milton Dowell. Butte:
Roy Meyrick Price Jones. CALGARY, Alta. Cam
ada; James Leo Kelly, Dillon: Herman Nei-
bauer, BILLINGS; Charles Franklin Parent.
Butte Ora Herbert Rostad. Mcleod: Edg AZ
Arthur Scholz Shelby: Clifford Grant Sher-
win, Wapiti. Wyo.. Raymond Melvin Thomp-
son. Judith Gap.
Master of science in mining engineering
Don Edwin Harvey, Butte.
Master OF science in metallurIical engineer
ing-Donald Quincy Cole. Butte.
Master OF science in metallurgy-Lloyd L.
Thompson Mabel. MINI; William Francis
Zelezny. Rollins.
Master Of science in geological engineering
Raymond Bockles Gallant. Butte; Hossein
Goudarzi. Iran.
Master OF science in geoloey-Ernest +.
Thurlow, Rapid City S. d.
Master of science in mineral dressing
Carlos Herbert Plenge Lima, Peru: Jack Les
lie Taylor. Pasadena, Calf; Robert Alexander
Wilson. Butte.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

HEALTHY DISEASE-RESISTANT Baby Chicks
produced from acclimated northern bred.
range raised flocks. All our flocks are U. S.
approved. double blood-tested and banded
under the supervision OF the North Dakota
State Poultry Improvement Board. Leghorns
Rocks, Reds, Orpngtons, Wyandottes, Giants.
M!norcas and New Hampshires Matched twice
each week Special prices and discounts. Write
for cataloS and prices to Blue Ribbon Hatch
cry and Supply Company, Mandan. No. Oak
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O'COnnOr Says U. S.
Fails Indian Dutu

Representative O'Connor of Montana
termed the attitude Of the federal gov
eminent toward the American Indian
"a crying shame" in speech to con-
greSS.
needy Of every nation in the world put
their hands into the United States
treasury and then denies a subsistence
to people upon whom we have forced
the relationship of guardian and ward"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
Skid Is Fatal

Frank Hummel of Miles City died
In hospital at Miles City Of injuries
suffered when his automobile skidded
from the highway and overturned near
Baker.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

r. D. R., like Grover Cleveland, goes
fishing. But were Grover living, he
would admit that he never seen
nothin'.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
JAW, NOT TEETH HURT

JAW, NOT TEETH HURT
Clarence Manuel walked into the
dentists office at White Sulphur
Springs. Pull it, doc" he directed.
The dentist found nothing wrong with
Manuel,s teeth. But his Jaw had been
fractured for more than a week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

indicator and compass.
The machine Is painted dark brown
with yellow trimmings. The front rep
resents an eagles beak. and the land.
ing wheels represent the claws.
The Eagle Is . purely peaoe-time fly
ing machine. designed and built for
cross-country transportation, which b
expected to flourish this year.
Curtis planes now are among ths
worlds feared fighting ships. Under
the lend-lease bill hundreds OF these
modern warplanes will be shipped to
England.
Gabby Hartnett and Charley Root
formed a Chicago Cub battery for II
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
MALE

MALE
SALESMAN WANTED-Man with car to rep
resent old-established firm, selling woolens
direct to consumers. real opportunity for
one with a little sales ability. Great Western
Wooden Co, Inc, FERGUS Falls. MINI.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
PLANTS AND BULBS

PLANTS AND BULBS
PLANT "ROCKHILL" EVERBEARING STRAW
BERRIES NOW. Have ripe berries this year.
July until frost. Certified plants $500 per
hundred postpaid Fred Robinson. r. No. l.
Box 81, Yelnl. Wash.
CABBAGE PLANTS, 800 a 100. cauliflower
$l.35, celery 90c. tomatoes sl25, peppers.
onions, pansies, asters. columbine. stocks. zin-
Mas. geran!ums. hollyhocks. etc. Send for list.
BalZh!ser'S Drummond. Mont.
USED AUTO PARTS
~eS~~~~~~~S~~~
SAVE 500 -75's-Used parts for all cars.
CARL WEISSMAN & CO., 2l8 Fourth ST.
So. Great Falls, Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

Save a Life-Be a Careful Driver!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
Help Wanted

MALE OR FEMALE
WANTED: OFFICE WORKERS. single person.
only. male or female, good opportunity. For
further details address p. o. Box 1920. Wash.
ington. D. C.
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CLASSIFIED
0ADVBRTISIMENTS-

NURSERY STOCK
$50 CHINESE ELMS OR COTTONwOODS. /
foot. $500 postpaid. Complete catalog fresh
dug nursery bargains free. Dolls Nursery.
Columbus Nebraska
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PhOtOs-Finishing
Situation Wanted

FEMALE
CAPABLE experienced waitress wishes work
in cafe or hotel. Write Miss v. NJ. Farless.
Plaza. North Dakota.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

FOR SALE-Nex stucco Tourist Court in
mer apartment house IN winter. always full
six-roon residence connected to II furnished
Apts. steam heat. all private baths. blocks
from center of Kalispel. $1,000 will handle, no
trades Must sell account Illness. Davis Tour
tst Court. Kalispell. Mont. Send for picture
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CLASSIFIED
0ADVNTLSBMNTS-
For Sale 0rTAase
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

S~~~~~~os~s~S~.~.~.~N
BoArBUrLDIN0. safe. highly profitable Want
partner. active silent, help establish new
yard Excellent site. plenty business available
constructing fishing and government boats,
About $4,000 required. secured by contracts.
Address Chambers, &o2 North Sheridan. Ia
coma Wash.
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Wanted to Buy

RABBIT SKINS
NSN1rS~SSNeSS.~
WANTED-RABBrT SKINS. domestic and wild.
Write for prices. W. z McGee. Kuna. Idaho.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

GREAT OPPORTUNITY for right couple; res
taurant and fountain with private dining
room for banquetS. located IN heart Of county
seat town It's the halfway point between
Lewiston and LaGrande new highway, al
most finished. Takes $1,000 to handle. Ad.
GuSfavn Organ
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

NEW, COMPLETELY EQUIPPED. Modern
Service Station: paying business. established
y yrs, modern home: health resort. main
highway. Sacrifice price s75Oo-terms, Sadie
I. Diaz. Postm!stress. San Marcos. Calf.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

RESORT on Otter Tail Lake. Apartment
house. Rooms. Gas Station and Store. For
sale rent. Also Resort with eight cottages
store. boats. on Deer Lake. Two "a #, cabin
launches at $500 and 5000. q. L. Pease
Breckenridge. MINI.
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Teachers Agency

MONTANA TEACHERS NEEDED-Enron I'm
mediately for increasing opportunities Ger
tif!cation booklet free with enrolment. Z L.
Huff Teachers Agency. Aixsoula. Montana
Member n. A. r. A.
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AT 0TUD-Palo0ino Stallion. Lord Nelson
(fof aale). standing at Art Nash Rancho,
BOSNIAN. Mont. RID " mi n. Of Bozeman.
" mi. nv Il 0tory I'LL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

SELL TRADE. easy terms, " down. balance
years time; guaranteed breeders. regts-
tered Percheron Stations to IT. olds:
black. trays; also 20 registered mares. Deal
ting In an kinds Of livestock: Hereford bulls
for sale. r. p. and Peter echnen. Dickinson.
North Dakota.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

800 STARTS YOU IN BUSINESS 10 ladies
dresses for 800 Slightly used assorted
sizes. styles and colors Send 81 90 money or
der, II not satisfied return prepaid Star Value
Bargain House. lie Madison St. New York
CITY, N Y
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WELL ESTABLISHED SERVICE STATION and
repair shop on h!ghway No 90. Just out
side city limits. For particulars write Scharn
Bros. South Side Service Station. Kalispell,
Montana.
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MISCELLANEOUS
S~OSONNNSsNN~N
WILD PHEASANT EGGS, so setting. f. O. b.
600 Textile Tower. Seattle. Wash.
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FOUR slightly used automatic duckptn bowl
Ing alleys. Real money makers as you have
no pin settlers. For details. write wire at
once. A. C. Gronlund. s2i Third S.. ", Fargo.
No Oak.
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- UNIT MODERN TOURIST COURT, store.
gas station. member A A A. excellent con-
dillon. everything goes. nothing more TO buy.
Net income $4,000. Highways 20 and 800. Price
So 500, $1,000 will handle. Possession imme-
dlately. Red and white Cabins, ShoShoni, Wyo.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

THE NAVY hos eecve founton for monpower but
it's getting plenty With hot Navy the ofine
ond ships sliding off the week. these the busiest
the Navy hos known the World Wo
The Naval ne Stoon Newport where these pictures made
typical Of the stepped oewy oIone the Atomic and Poetic
boards and the Greet Lakes With monthly Of 800 volunteers
owno the first line Of Defense for hitch the high
ondne the Newport stoon oeh
week. The show them the intensified tronng tho
moke soor ond five weekwh few rough edges
still 70 be rubbed off.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

lit iid babel bollenos beilen betultBt,
oaB lit bieIetu 8ude nidt nlr bie
gr0Bte, ionoern bielmebr oie reiuIte
uno tpabrite @tbif fiir bas eesen-
pdrtiee 2eben ,lnieres 8olfes ber>
forpert lit.
20. Auf Sen slltdren Ser gM9D lit
oem beutiden 8olfe 1ne ion,it @ott
infer auerbeiligltes 8uh ,Wei,
aanpf ltuo oiefem 5ur 2infen oas
S1tpert su tpeiben.
81. 9ie M@3D eibt feine 8er-
eebung ser Siinben. sic bertritt ba=
bel ben Stanbpunft uno miro oieies
aud immer mieoer betoneu, oaB erlt
einmal int 2eben begangene Siinoen
unerbittlid serddt iperoen ourd Die
mnmItoBliben @eiese set Natur,
unb 5tpar auf bieier 8elt.
20. Die NMaD periuirft oie gaufe
oeatider ainoer, altnial oie nit @ai-
fer unb FL. @eilt. .
23. 9ie gltern eines netsebore-
men &inbes baben nlr Dor oem Mltar
Ser NNaD oas Delltibgelo6nis ab-
sulesen. Das Deutideelobnis bat fal=
genben 8ortlaut: (Der Waun): SD
lbtuore BEL @ott oieien bl gio, bob
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

id NR. Der Batter bieies ainoes
meines Beibes i.nb nadlueislih ari.
ider abitamm,,ns bin. als Batter
selobe id oieien(s) anabeu (Wdo.
den) in beutldem @eiite bin gum
oeutihen Bolfe su ersiebeu' -. (@in
abnlides 8efenntnts bat oie 5ra,
absuleeen.) -..
"a. Rur auf @runo oieies 9eutl6'
serobniiies oarf uno lit fiir Den neuen
8iirser bas sSeutid -llrIprungs6iplom
aussuIteaen.
26. Die Eramtng beutider Man'
ner ,uo sSraaen erfolst umter able'
sung oes 9reuidtpures BET aleidseis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

lidt .uieoer segebeu bat. 8ir slau-
ben, lebeu ,no erleben nur in bic.
iemWanne ben uns geianoten 8etter
uno sSiibrer unIerer belltlden Natioa.
unieres 8eibes uno blntsebunaeHea
8olfes. 8ir alauben an ieiu uuo
aaeini9es idriftlihes 8erf ,Weiu
aampf'. sBir seloben nad beltem
8iien lmo Gonnen aue oarin ent-
baltenen 9efeble 5r befoleen. llno 70
mir oieies mabrbaft erfiiilen, glau-
ben tuir befenneu su oiirieu: Serr.
iiinbenirei lteben iuir Dor sir. Sbir
fino oerpflidtet, nit 2eib uno Seele
uuierm sSiibrer Moolf Sitler, nnie-
rent Neide rmo Solte lsno aelobeu
laut ,no eemeinIam: Nooli 0itler.
unier 5iibrer, etuig bleibeu mir oir
treu."
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!. Die ,,NafioaaIe Mei6sfir6e" 0emti6lanbs

nen bon Sonntagsblattern, 5hriften
na6 2eftiire,l Observation-Disclosures,
gbarafters.
Is. Die 0NaD fat NIT aaer
5trense oariiber 5u tpaden rno
idarffte @esenn,aBnabmeu au tref-
fen, cine Sinportieruns Ger 8ibel
l,nO briitliber 8elisionsidriiten nod
Deutiblano unm0slid 5u ,nadeu.
II. Die WRaD erfldrt als ibr unb
lomit ,lnleres Bolfes srSBtes uno
idriftlides Doflment 6as Bud ilu-
Ieres Siibrers: ,Wein 2ampf'. sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
Nenartises 8rammppbuu

Nenartises 8rammppbuu
@'roBes Nufleben bat eine in SIT.
euos slires, Ser 9al,ptloot |rgcnti.
niens, geuud)te nelle GrfmNrng ae-
nlod)t. Seruanoo Grlbo, ciu 35
Sabre alter orgentinilNcr CrIiuoer,
bat einen 8ro5eB entocdt, Scr es
moglid nadt, fir Sic Nropbiic(e ST.
rierln1 bon WltIif 9cipoDnIid)e3 3ei.
tltnaSpuper SIT perluenocn. Die Yro.
outtion ser Wfuiif fonn olf cinem
flelnen Npparat erIolNen, Ser ais f}u-
borer ieoen 9tooioenpI1ngcr beige
fiiat iucrOen fam. Die G'riinoung
beiibt lnae5dblte &crwenoltng3m0g-
lid)teiten fir Sic Netlonc. Sic ora-
pbilhe sSirierung ser Wh'iif lit falt
ebenlo billig ipie ser 3eittnnaorl,f
,uno fam burd Mefla1cldrift in ro-
ter ,Sarbe ii6eroedt peroen, obne Die
@ieoerNabe 5lt beeinfluIien.
60 oft oos betrefienoe Stiif repro-
ol5iert miro, fdut oas Nuge ouf oen
Hetlanetert. 0ie Serltelllugsfoiteu
lino 10 gering ooB sic 9ropbiid) felt
getegte WlIif ais 3ugabe bel fleineu
Ginfdnpfen gratis perteilt merben
tann. Grltoos Grfinoung fitbrt oeu
Nanten sSotoliptofono. Sic belteGt
oarin, oaB Sautflrpen pbotoerapbiert
uno Binterber sur 9teprobuftion ber-
lelben Gone benubt tperoen, lpobe ein
,,elettriides Guge' periponot lpiro.
Der 9on 1pito burb einen 8erI Itdr.
ter in eineu @aluanometer eeleitet.
Der nit einem ein5igen Spiegel per-
bunoen lit. Dieier ltebt unter oer
@inmirfung ser StromIbtpanfl,neen,
Ole bon oem @rommopbon iibertroaen
lueroen ,mo refleftiert einen Sid,t-
ltrabl Surd elm SinlenipItem ouf ein
sSilntnegatip, oas auf eiuem ritieren-
ben 3plinoer befeltiet lit. Ser gauge
Borgang traet lid in einer 9unfel-
tan1ner 5.. Ser Con miro auf oiele
WeiIe in parallelen 2inien auf oem
Slim pbotosrapbiert. Ser isil,nItrei-
fen fann tpie ie0er ouoere entipidelt
lperoen nno itebt bann 5ur SerItel-
lung bon Yoiitipeu 5ur Berfiiauna.
Oas Negatiu miro 5ur @eritelllng
Der Gliides fir sen Druid permanot.
Sauleltoe bon &opien tounen auf oieie
W@eiIe gu gerinsen Yreiien berge-
5tellt iperoen.
llln Die Wuiif 5u reprool5ieren,
miro Der eeorltdte Streiien auf eiue
@al5e geIpannt, bie Iid in oerielbeu
8idtlrng ltno NIT oerIelben @eidtpiu-
ogfeit brebt tpie sic Mufnoblnepal5e.
Grl1oo iagte. fem s(pparat iei natur-
getre.er alS ser Sonfilut oa er pee
Sefllnoe 6G 3entimeter ipicoergibe,
iudbreno ser Sonfilm nur At 3entt-
meter per Sefllnoe reproou5iere.
Mud sic Sbertone tperoelt orrd) oas
Gruoo- -@erfabren 9enauer pieoerge-
gebeu, 1tno Sic Yrobeporiiibruug eines
(5ortlebung auf Seite 11)
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DEC 81 foi1

ttdtoen Mnlid3t feltbielt, lilt ytn5l1taaf
berrid5e religi0ie Jreibeit ilno cine
9aelisionsperfolguns fei nidt mog-
Iib, fibre iid ben ssnbalt Oes fol-
get,oen, III aan5 Deiitidlano Derbrei-
tetea 5iugbiattes 5,l Semitic:
,,Die nationale 3eidsfir1e 9eutfd.
Iaars fainpft Inn oie 8ieberseipin-
u,.ua alier DeiitIhen. Sic fiibrt oies
len aampf ,,nabdnoerlid nnb rinet
babei nm ibre anerfennuns ftaatli=
derieits, benn iie nerfolgt naditeben.
De 3iele: !
Il. Die NMaD (Rationale 8eids-
.ftrde 9e,ttldlan6s) beanIprrdt nit
after Oelttlidteit bas alleinige 8eht
a.uo Sic aaeinise Madt iiber alle in-
nerbalb Der beutIhen Neid)sgren5e
befinoliden &irben. sic erflart Iib
our nationalen gtei6sfirde 9eltid-
LAMBS.
9. Das oe,tlbe 8olf bot 1lidt ser
W@9D au otene,1, ionoern oie NHa9
otent allsid)lieBlib uno allein Ser Ell
nen SsSoee ,9olt uno 9tofe'.
3. Dos s(rbeitss 1,no Gdtigfeitsee=
biet ser 9eH&D miro abgeftedt burd
bie territorialen gfeid6s= lluo Solo
nalgren5en 9eutl6lanbs.
A. Die 9fHaD atpillgt feinen be,1t=
fden Menlden, iib ibr o15ui6lieBen.
Sic lit bereit, alles in ibren &raitelt
Moalide SIT fun, nm ald) bie lebte
beutld)e Seele 5u erfalien. slnoere
Girhen 1no firbendbnli6e ginrid=
tltueen 1no 8erbdnoe, 5,lnlal iold)e,
iuelhe international eebunoen ooer
birigiert iperoen, fant ln,o miro tie
III Deltldlano ni6t bnloen. ,
5. Die NRaD ilt entidloiien, un-
abduoerlid) lln6 NIT alleH notipenoi=
gen Witteln ben I'M nnbeiliaDr inn
portierten ,tuo Dem bertI6en 8olf
) allfgealpungenen uno bollfomnen art-
,ti,o ipeIensfrenlben driitliden @lait>
ben alls5nrotten. .'~--.
7. Sn oer. R8aD sibt es, feline
6driitgelebrten BaItoreu aapldne
uuo @eiitlide, ioneern lit ibr babea,
nationale Neidsfirdenrebner sa ipree
hen > .=>. -
s. Die nationalen 9aeibsfirAen-
feiern finben ,tur INNER bes abenos
uuo nidt oes Morsens itatt, uno
stuar ionnabenos bel feierliber Be-
leudtltng. Fl .. s.
8. ssn ber N9aD iollen iid oeut-
fhe Manner unb 6rauer, oe,tti6e
ssiiuslinse unb Wdoels at @ott ,ino
feinetr unbersleibliden 8erfen be.
fennen.
10. Die NN9D erItrebt unperriid-
bor ibre lnausbleiblide 8erihmeI-
s,ina nit bent Staat. Sic bat iid
6ieiem als oienenbes Glieb nnter5u-
'otbnen.
I'll. auf @runo beiien foroert Sic
NMaD iofortige Mbeabe idmtlihen
Eerritorialbeiibes aller 9irdeu uno
GonfeIlionen an ben Staat.
12. Die NMaD- -Ieoner amtieren
aIs Staatsbeanlte nad 5taatsbeams
fengeieb. ..,-.
Is. Die N33D- -Reoner oiirfen nie=
mails bieienisen iperoen, iuelbe beute
NIT alter Gift ,no Glide in Bort uno
5drift sic nnbebinete Motipenoiefeit
6er Mufredlterhaltunu Ser d1riltliflen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

tiger 8eriibrung bes Shtpertes nit
ser redten Sano. ssu Oct 9tH&O
oarf feline &anolung 1T uu,piiroigem
&nien boll5ogen iueroen.
81. Den 10. Gag bor pfinsften
beitimnt oie s8aD 5um 5eiertase
ser Oeutiden 5amilie.
%. Mit bem Gage ser @riiuolns
ser N@RD lit bon ollen 4irben uno
Domen innerbalb ser &eid)s- nno
acknowledgement bas @briitenfrel5 su
entfernen uno burd bas ein5ige un-
beriieebare Symbol 9ea.tidlanos 5u
erIeben, bas 6afentreu5.
Stettin, int 5. Sabr uationalio5ias
liitilder 3eitredn,ins.
X
@lambems6efenmtnis ser NM&0:
,>Wir glauben at elm etpiges eroBes
Observation-Disclosures 9teid, at Sic
Observation-Disclosures @eltanlbamlng,
iuelde ,pdbreno oes eroBen Ninsens
ser oeutiden Wenidbeit nit allen
Bolfern ser grbe in oem Ser5en oes
Wannes Noolf Sitler eeboren lift.
Bir glauben< oaB Ser allntd6tige
@ott bieien i'm 8eltfrieg erblinoeten
5oloaten auf iein Bitten bas augeus
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-07
TRAFFIC FINE.

J. r. Pernell paid 81 INTO the of
flee of the city clerk as a fine for a
traffic law violation, records there
showed today.