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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Big Horn County.
Big Horn County.
State of Montunu,

Regular Session September 8,
1912.
The Board met this day in
regular session, the following
members being present: B. H.
McCarty, chairman, Wm. Lynde
and Thomas Macleod, members,
together with the County Clerk,
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The following claims were ex-
amined and approved, warrants
having previously been issued in
payment of the same:
GENERAL FUND
August pay roll 1911. 25
ROAD FUND
August pay roll ....... 528.4O
POOR FUND
August pay roll ....... 5000
LIBRARY FUND
August pay roll ....... 235.OO
The following claims were ex-
amined and approved and war
rants were ordered drawn on
their respective funds in pay
ment of the same:
GENERAL FUND
Judith Wagner, Services
Transcript .......... 1878
Hardin Tribune-Herald
Printing g. Publishing . 22O.40
The Mountain States Tel.
& Tel. Co., rental and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-24

EDGAR and CwENDoLYN arc
making tsoo tires do the work
Of four.
That's a timely example of
twice as much for your money.
But there's another example
that you enjoy every day-n
yours is an average household.
Its the fact that you get tsDice
as much electric service for The
same money as you did 10 or
IS years ago.
You probably never realised
b, because you wore adding
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-24

posting ............ $3.50
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned willard. J.
Scott, mileage elections 24.10
LaNel Bouton, election
work 1919
c. A. Lining, services
elections 1.5O
Rev. c. L. Owens, polling
L. G. Linthacum, rent
polling place ............ 500
c. B.. Schneider, rent
voting precinct ........ 700
G.. Borghilde DAZZLE, sal
airy mileage health
Willis Sales Company
Henry H. uirich, board ''
of prisoners .......... 127.50
Billings Laundry Co.
services ............ 1870
Chas: R. Stobaugh
mileage BIO
Keystone View Co.
supplies ........... $3.50
Industrial Accident Board
assessment .......... 1924
]. j. Ping, assigned Earl
Goodman, labor grass
hopper control ........ 400
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned Warren Minear,
labor grasshopper con-
troll .................. 800
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned Alex ArettS,
labor grasshopper con. $50
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned c. B. Foley,
labor grasshopper con. 800
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned James Belts,
labor grasshopper con. $3.50
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-24

6ghting-a system Of business
management under public reg
ulation, where free men arc
rewarded for their initiative
and ability-and IN ambitious
Office boy is a potential bon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-24

toll ZOE. SO
Petty Cash Fund, petty
cash items .......... 1915
Peterson Typewriter Ex-
change, services ....... 1000
Maynard Stationery Co.
supplies 15.3U
Perkins Bros. Co.
supplies 1881
Frankel Carbon g. Ribbon
Co., supplies .......... $500
G. A. Randall
Ira Smith
services >. ........ l2.uu
Berry Roberts Jr.
SCI V1CCS 1.oo
Henry H.. Zurich
criminal mileage ...... 150.5c
o. M. Kelly, assigned
John Scott, assigned
" months salary Dep
uty Treas. 68.75
Bert w. Kronmiller
travel expense ........ 20.01
Chas. A. Corkins
J. P. Fees ........... 500
Big Horn Oil g. Gas Dew.
Co., natural gas for
August 1884
Montana Power Co., service,
court house .......... 51.1O
City Water Department
service court house -. 1855
Harry E. Cox
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o. M. Kelly, assigned
Mack Horton, labor
grasshopper control . 900
o. M. Kelly, assigned
Ralph Minnick, labor
graSshopper control . 1850
o. M. Kelly, assigned
Willie Buckley, labor
graSshopper control . 1850
Big Horn County Bank,
assigned Roy F. Jane,
Jr., labor grasshopper
control 1900
Eugene Belts, labor
grasShopper control . 1000
Halvor Kirkemo, labor
grasshopper control . 2.4O
O. M. Kelly, cricket
control labor .......... 1900
o. M. Kelly, cricket
control labor .......... $50
Standard Service Station
supplies :;.......... 2.65
j. B. Quest, mileage
g. expense ........... 91.10
J. A. Koebbe
tractor fuel .......... 1.89
I. L. Dehnert, agent,
burial of ex-Service
man 10000
Geo. w. Gustafson, mileage
g. office expense ....... 1929
Big Horn All Club
premiums & prizes -. $500
Hardin Lumber Co.
supplies ............ $40
Stork Printing co.
file 81. 90
The Frank Shepherd Co.
books, County Attorney 1900
American Law Book Co.
books, County Attorney 1000
West Publishing Co.
books, County Attorney 1900
Hardin Auto & Supply Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

semaphore flags and starts waving them at
the PIT TO-
It's only few feet away, and don't see
why he couldn't just lean over and rap on the
windshield.
Practice" Dee Dee explains. Have you
got the message ready?"
hand him Estelle's note and he calmly
opens it up. Quote" he says, when the other
boy is ready Hi, sailor! Remember the
blonde at the recruiting station the day you
signed up? Small world, isn't it?' Unquote.
Any signature?" he says to me-
''Estelle," say
''Estelle," he says to the round-faced boy.
Out pops commissioned officer from the
wheelhouse of the PIT 10. He takes worried
look ahead for few seconds, and then writes
something on message pad he has in his
hand He seems young even for an ensign,
and the gold stripe on his sleeve is 50 new it
hurts my eyes, even in the fog. He's one OF
these ninety-day wonders, Howie l say to
myself.
He looks around at all his own boys and
then he looks at me. "Ah -" he says
whats your name?"
Don't crack wise, HOWE. Take it easy.
Gold is gold. no matter how it gets on mans
Evening star., 1942-10-18

arm. So give him my full-sized moniker.
Howard White, he says, putting it down.
He tears off the top sheet. "Take this to
Captain Austin - quickly. It's important.
How about the blonde?" l ask.
what blonde? Oh -" His face turns red
and he looks at Dee Dee with the note, and
at the round-faced boy with the flags. Il don't
remember any blonde at the recruiting sta
tion," he says. ''You take my message to the
bridge"
He starts whipping out orders to the boys
in his fleet. More practice - warming up
the engines, manning the wheel. standing-by
to let go the lashings. You'd think it was
Evening star., 1942-10-18

But this time you don't know anything. All
you know is that when you get to the PIT
boats they're almost ready to launch.
LET go that line" says Ensign Dawes.
l let 60 the line, and the big jumbo boom
lifts us up and drops us over the side. 1t goes
back for the other three mosquito boats, and
when all four are in the water, our ship gets
under way again. We 60 ahead of her, patrol
ling back and forth The rest of the convoy is
out of sight.
What the big idea, sr?" say to Ensign
Dawes.
Il was a man short" he says. Hospital"
81 mean -"
TW-1s-1s-42
Evening star., 1942-10-18

mark. will you do me favor, Howie?'
The sky's the limit say.
She gets up from the deck chair and takes
me to the forward rail. There's thin veil
of fog ahead, and the damp mist blows in our
faces We can see the big two stacker off the
port bow - but Estelle's not interested in the
big two-stacker. She's looking down on the
foredeck, where four of these fast mosquito
boats are lashed to a raised platform built
around the mast. They're being carried over
for patrol duty on the other side.
lust think, Howie," she says. "On the
same ship all this time and only yesterday
l saw friend of mine on one of those small
boats! Would you take him message from
me, Howie?"
DIE digs into pocket of her uniform and
pulls out a folded note. On the front in nice
printing it says Ensign Jerry Dawes,
USNR."
Is it fair, HOWE, say to myself? Who was
her bellhop last time she went to sea- Maybe
l ought to tell her off, but with her eyes so
big and soft, can't do it.
"Okay, lady," 1 say.
HOWE the perfect gentleman. HOWE the
big sap take the note, go along the fore
deck, and climb the ladder to the platform.
In clear space around the mast there are
some boys off duty from the mosquito boats
One of them has guitar. He's playing COW
boy song, and at the end of each verse the
o.,l. how
are just like the boys in the AEF; just kids.
Have good time, boots" say. Enjoy
the war"
The kid with the guitar stops playing and
looks me over with good-natured grln.
He's got red cheeks and bright eyes, and does
MT look day over eighteen.
who are you calling boots?" he drawls.
"I've been in the Navy since the day after
Pearl Harbor. I'm petty officer"
That's telling him, Dee Dee" says an
other kid.
HOLY Joe! look at Dee Dee's sleeve and
he's second-class gunner! The other KIDS
a third-class quartermaster! They must be
turning out petty officers like hamburg balls,
Howie, think to myself. look down at my
hashmark and they all laugh. No respect for
service, Howie.
81 have a message for Ensign Dawes" l
say.
Dee Dee jumps to his feet and follow him
aboard the PIT g. We sidestep row of depth
charges on the stern. We walk along the tor
pedo tubes on deck. We 60 between the
machine-gun blisters. In the deep cockpit
behind the armored wheelhouse, round
faced boy is on watch.
"Where's the skipper" says Dee Dee.
"PT TO-" says the boy. He looks scared.
Something's oookin',' he goes on IN low
tones "Just picked up radio warning IN
code and the skipper's figuring it out.
Call him." says Dee Dee.
The found-faced boy picks up pair of
Evening star., 1942-10-18

W. to myself as elbow my way through
w the soldiers crowding the decks of our
troopship, wanna know why these boys in
the AEF holler and cheer at the least little
thing that happens? It's because they're new
to the Army, that's why. It's because they're
kids.
'Gangway, rockies" l tell 'em. open
up. Lemme through"
They don't know I'm just going to B-deck
promenade for last look at the army girl
before we get to Northern Ireland. All they
know is, I'm the Captains orderly, and when
they see me going through the ship they think
I'm on the Captains business.
Hot stuff coming" they say, and give me
the bird Thay make joke out of everything
When the bells strike the time from the
bridge, they holler and cheer. When guys
hat blows over the side, they hoot and jeer.
You'd think convoy was fun.
You'd think the transports and supply
ships and destroyers and the big eight-inch
cruiser were on summer tour.
There's just one guy who's quiet. He's
top sergeant sitting on the bottom step OF
the ladder leading to Bdeck promenade.
He's got service stripes on his arm and
wrinkles in his neck. Hi, old-timer," say.
''Is this all you've got to lick the pants off
Hitler = bunch of yelling kids"
Whats wrong with 'em?" he growls.
BUS boys, soda clerks farm hands, prune
pickers." l say. They'd drive me nuts"
'Some people is easy to drive nuts"
"Okay. okay," tell him. Keep your sciv-
vies on" No sense of humor HOWE. Hard to
get along with. ''It's you has to fight with
'em, not me-" say - and that must give
him something new to think about, because
he swears under his breath as / squeeze
past him and 20 up the ladder to B deck
promenade.
The blonde army girl is sitting in deck
chair with blanket around her legs. Forget
the rubes in the AEF, HOWE, say to myself.
Concentrate on the dame. Today's the first
day of my second hitch in the Navy, and
there's red felt hashmark on my right sleeve
to stand for the first four years. Twist the
sleeve around, Howie. Let her have good
look at the hashmark. And slip her the daily
wink.
Holy Joe - she winks back!
LIVERY day for ten days now, all across the
ocean, good weather and bad, I've gone along
Bdeck Just to eye this blonde, and all get
in return until now is cool stare. Things
are looking up. Howie.
Hi, Blimpie," l say.
She looks down at her Mae West and pulls
little face and then laughs. Her lips are red
and her teeth are white Her hairs tied back,
showing her ears, and just from her ears alone
she could be my Miss Castaway on desert
island; I'd never want to be saved.
''Estelle's the name," she says.
Hi, Estelle-
Hi, HOWE" She's calling you by your
name, Howie. She's giving you boardwalk
smile.
you're Captain Austin's orderly, aren't
YOU, Howie?" she goes on sweetly.
I'm his right-hand man." l tell her.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

an emergency, the way he makes 'em step.
Some gold-plated dope! A girl like Estelle
giving him such an easy lead and ne doesn't
remember!
| look back at B-deck promenade. There
she is, standing at the rail. Her eyes are
cleaning and she's all set to wave at Ensign
Dawes if he looks her way. But Ensign Dawes
is too busy. He doesn't look.
The light goes out of Estelle's eyes and
she turns quickly away.
Holy Joe! When get to the bridge of our
troopship and hand the message from the
ninety-d wonder to Captain Austin, | see
right away there's some kind of trouble
We're blinking at the cruiser escort with our
spotlight, and when she blinks back, the COM
munications officer hu1ies through the
wheelhouse to where Captain Austin is stand
ing in the starboard wing
Permission granted, sir" he says.
VERY WE'LL" says Captain Austin. He
never gets excited. The four gold stripes on
his sleeve are tarnished and green. The Navy's
his life. Signal the ships behind - we're
leaving the convoy.
Our troopship swings to the right. and
the ships behind pull in to let her out OF
formation. Is it change of orders, Howle
say to myself? Is the invasion on? Are we
going to France? But as soon as our troop
ship is clear of the convoy, Captain Austin
calls into the wheelhouse.
"Stop the engines" he says.
Our ship slides through fog drift and
comes out into clear spot on the other slde
She stops dead in the water. Not 50 good,
HOWE, say to myself, This is what U-boats
are waiting for.
Orderly -"
"Sir?"
You're transferred
to the PIT fleet. Re-
port at once"
's I'm I'm what,
- sir2".
~ You're assigned to
,-a4es temporary duty aboard
H.. the motor torpedo
- squadron. They've
IN asked for you. It's ur-
gent"
:: !: :: :: :: :: :: !: :: :: ):
"But, Captain -
H."
E ~ Report at once,"
Captain Austin snaps
at me.
Holy Joe! But orders
are orders, 50 get go
ing. / can't even ask
questions. You used to
be in on all the inside
start 10 cneer dope, HOWE. You used
to know everything.
But this time you don't know anything. All
you know is that when you get to the PIT
boats they're almost ready to launch.
LET 60 that line" says Ensign Dawes.
let 60 the line, and the big jumbo boom
lifts us up and drops us over the side 1t goes
back for the other three mosquito boats, and
when all four are in the water, our ship gets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Pattern 3i76-A busy Summer
ahead-look smart and RIGHT
the day long in this shirtwaister
with its hip-diminishing pockets,
gay pointed collar. Designed for
womens sizes "a, 80, 3S, 40. AZ.
Al, 46 and AS Size 80 requires
As yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern Sili-Look light
hearted and pretty for home
duty" in this becoming basque
frock. Use CHEEKY ric-rac around
the skirt, the Jokes and the flow
er pockets Designed for misses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
BY MRS. NJ. b. SHAEFER,
M Bay City, Texas. ~


nURING each canning season /
- seal up several dozen jars Of
different vegetable mixtures. /
consider my corn. lima, and to-
mato mixture my most valuable
canned vegetables. To make il 1
use the following:
20 ears sweet corn
/ peck young lima beans
3 pounds ripe tomatoes
Cut the corn from the cob as
for cream style corn. Shell the
beans. Peel and remove seeds
from the tomatoes. Combine the
vegetables and precook three
minutes. Pack In sterilized quart
fruit jars. Adjust the closures
and process for eighty minutes at
10 pounds pressure. My favorite
recipes for using this vegetable
mixture includes:
Dreamed Medley
1 jar Of corn, lima, and tomato
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
-;
THREE FRUIT MARMALADE
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
I have a dandy marmalade, a
"three-fruiter" that requires so
little sugar you'd scarcely miss it.
And IL is 80 delicious-with The
honey blending in, that l am
proud TO be able to pass along
this good recipe. II is one
worked out myself recently, using
an old one Of mine that took a
lot of sugar, and had no lemon.
I found on a trip to a large pub
lie market in Manhattan that
pineapples were selling for five
cents apiece, and you can bet I
took advantage Of the bargain,
and put up some marmalade.
This is what I call my unit, and
you can of course multiply II as
many times, ETC., lad lib" II
takes only n cup sugar.
Two medium sized pineapples,
o oranges. 8 lemons, 6 or s
"fringes' Of ginger root. n cup
sugar, AZ cups honey.
Shred pineapple pulp; peel
oranges and lemons. Remove
membranes and seeds. Cook
orange peel and about half the
lemon peel tcook all the lemon
peel IL you want a tart marmal-
ade) thirty minutes, using just
enough water to cover the peeis.
Cut the peels in shreds (after
draining of course). Cook ginger
root five minutes In just enough
water to cover. Drain. Combine
all ingredients and cook slowly
q use a low flame and an as
bestos matt stirring occasionally
to prevent burning, one-and one
half hours or until clear and
thick. Seal in clean hot jars.
Miss Mary Malone,
Corona, N. Y.
Can excellent as well as ingenious
recipe. Miss Malone. - Mary Lee
SWAMP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
PINE NUT ICE CREAM
Dear ffnanacK

Dear NfmanacK..- -
A few weeks ago I saw in the
Almanack, recipe for sour
cream ice cream. AS 1t is meant
for a freezer and / have only a
refrigerator. I had to change it
all around. I also used a COM
bination of flavors I never heard
Of before. The result was a COM
plete surprise. 1t tastes very
much like pine nuts! Now cam
not make II often enough for my
family. My children insist on
calling it Pine Nut Ice Cream.
Ia cups sugar
tablespoon -four
II teaspoon salt
3 cups boiling water partly
Juice from canned fgs)
3 eggs. beaten
2 teaspoons lemon extract
3 cups thick sour cream or
soured canned milk
No. 2 can figs
Mix sugar, flour and salt. Add
water and fig juice and boil three
minutes, stirring constantly. Pour
mixture over beaten eggs slowly.
stirring all the time. Return TO
stove and boil five minutes longer
stirring constantly. Chill. Add
lemon extract and fold into whip
ped cream Mote: sour cream
turns to butter easily, be carefully.
Freeze In mechanical refrigera-
tor or in mold, packed in 1: 2
salt-ice mixture. Does not need
to be stirred during freezing.
It's a real treat!
Mrs G.. w. Meyer,
Sparks, Nevada.
(To Mrs. Meyer for her expert
menting and discovery Of a fine ice
cream recipes, IS prize.-Mary Lee
SWAMP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
YEAR ROUND RELISH

Dear Almanack:
Picking and preserves have
long been hobby Of mine. My
grandmother had dozen special
ties, several OF which recipes have
been handed down TO me. Here
is one of my favorites for year
round relish. Pack into jars:
l quart cooked baby beets
1 cup button onions
u cup grated horseradish
u cup sugar
! teaspoon salt
Cover with vinegar and seal.
Mrs. j. M Casserty,
New York City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

and women's sizes IL, IA, Is, Is.
20. so, 80, "a, SO. 3s and 40. Size
16 requires 39s yards 35-inch ia
brio
Pattern 3453-An active young
imp can have a whole Summer
wardrobe from this one pattern.
First a cool sunfrock: then a
perky dress with ruffle-edged
yoke and sleeves. Designed for
children's sizes 2. 4. 6. and 10.
Size 6, sun dress, requires IL
yards 35-inch fabric; dress. IL
yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern 3361-Turn out this
lovely star design rug from little
diamonds crocheted in candle
wick. strands of cotton or rags!
Here's handiwork that will add
beauty 10 any room in your home.
Pattern 1861 contains instruc-
tions for making rug; illustra-
tons of il and stitches; materials
needed; color schemes.
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN I5c
plus One Cent to Cover Cost Of
Mailing.)
Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-to-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
close 15c (plus one cent to cover
cost Of mailing) for each pattern
and address your envelope to-:
AMERICAN WEEKLY ~
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
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New York, ~. Y.
Due to customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
One Dish Supper

One Dish Supper
! pound country style link sau-
sage
2 tablespoons lard
/ cup boiling water
1 teaspoon salt
Pepper TO taste
i jar of the corn. lima, and to-
mato mixture
Heat the lard in a heavy fry
ing pan. Add the sausage and
brown quickly. Add the water,
vegetable mixture, salt. and pep
per, cover and simmer for ten
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Alma nack Echoes

The shorter the letters the better.
Try 20 Keep them within 200 words.
Address them To The American
Weekly Housewives Food AlmanAck,
T.. d. Box 1871, Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Novel conned Vegetable
Combinations

M mixture WV
teaspoon salt
Dash of black pepper M
1 tablespoon Of butter
i cup Of heavy sweet cream
Add salt. pepper, and butter TO
the vegetables and simmer until
almost dry. Add the cream and
let boil up once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

DOR all letters printed In this col
Il umn The American Weekly will
pay 81. A prize winning recipe In
awarded s.. the same as on the
AlmanAck page. BE sure to write
your name and address plainly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

: @itte leien sic Die gln3eiecn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Knappkeit in 2lnaf,aS
1T tier notwithstanding

gaeiu Oorf. sniolge bes 9aaifif.
frieses lit nit elmer ernitbaiten Ser
fnappuns bon ananas, Gee ,,nS &c.
lpiir5eu 5u red,nen. sic bisber aus
Sapaii, Sen Hbilippinen China uno
anoeren 1eilen oes 0ernen Cltens
famen. Sn oen 8eidGften ipurSen be.
reits oerartiee Saden i'm 0erfauf be.
idrGnft. Iie borbanoenen 1eebeitGn.
Sc biirften auf et1pa elm babies Sabr
reif)en uno Die Breiie iino bereits ge.
itieen. gs miro immerbin erpartet.
COB 3uiubren aus Sleoien Die 2ager
etipas crgdn5en tperoen uno Ser Gee,
ananas, 8eipiir5e uitp. niht gano Der.
idapinben iperoen, tpie es in europa
ifon nit allen oerartigen Sahen uno
audi aaffee ser 6aa lit. Gunmi 1T
slpar beidlagnabmt, aber man reh.
net oamit, bab sic inn Qanoe, befino.'
lid)er 8eltanoe fir 5ipei Sabre Den
Beoarf beden fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Das Gan3e ,,n~ Scr
Gin3elne

Sn Den Seltartifeln perihieoener
Seltungen iiber bas oem aonsreb un.
terbreitete 60 Miuiaroen-0noget lit
Die Nnliht ausseiprod)en, bas Budget
lei iiberbalpt fein Budget, Sic 3ablen
ieien lebislif elm Symbol bes0iaens
ser Station, oas 2ette bersuaeben
nm Ben aries 5lt aepinnen. Nicmaro
miro oem Budget uno ieincu 3ablen
oieIe ipmbpliihe 8ebeutilng abitrei-
ten; aber mas Oie erlpdbnten 2eitar=
tIfier gan5 nergeiien, lit sic Iatiahe,
oaB oiele Sablen nift irseuoipober
nus Der Suft gegriffen morben linb,
ionoern oie Srmme ser inoipiouelleu
Spfer uno 2eilt,,ngen bon t3O Mil.
lionen Weniden bariteaen.
0ersliden nit ser aitronomiihen
3iifer BON 60 Milliarben Dollars
mag Ser Gine ODER Quarter, oen oas
Sdnllfino ieoe Wohe in .0efenie
Sapinss Clamps" anlegt, llderlid,
geringfiisig u1lo belanglos erideinen;
Gle flint Dollars. oie Ser innge unper-
beiratete slrbeiter am IS. MGrs an
Ginfommeniteuer sll entrid)ten bat.
mogen gegeniiber einem Stcuerer-
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