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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
DEFENSE BOND
drive IS UNDER
Way IN TOWN
Pledge Cards for Regular Sub
scription Being Distributed
By Organization
Blufft0n Residents Buy $4,000
Worth of Bonds in Last
Two Months

With solicitations started here in
the drive for the sale of United States
defense bonds, plans for stepping up
the campaign are being formulated
by the local campaign committee, it
was announced by Norman Triplett,
chairman.
Several organizations in the COM
munity have already reported up
wards of one hundred per cent of their
members as signing the pladge cards
distributed by the campaign commit
tee chairman, Triplett said.
Residents are asked to sign pledge
cards in which the subscriber agrees
TO purchase bonds or stamps regular
As an inducement to purchase
United States defense bonds The
Triplett Electrical Instrument Co.
is offering an S1S.75 Series E
bond to each employe of the plant
for $1,000. The company will
make up the S2.75 difference.
This bond has ten year maturi-
ty value of S25. Many employees
are taking advantage of this Is
per cent discount, it was stated
by Arden Baker, personnel direct
or.
ly. Place of purchase should be de-
signated on the card, it was stated by
Triplett.
Organizations are asked to keep a
record of members who are buying
regularly. Lists and percentages of
organizations will be published from
time to time, committee members
stated.
School Stamp Sale
In addition to adults, school child
rem will be asked to subscribe to the
purchase of defense stamps. Grades
in the elementary school and the diff
erent home rooms in the high school
will keep records of the amount of
stamps sold regularly, it was an
nounced by Supt. A. ]. B. Longsdorf.
During the past two months resi-
dents of this community have bought
SAC, 900 worth of defense stamps and
bonds, it was stated by Ed Reichen-
bach, Bluffton postmaster. This does
not include the bonds bought directly
from the treasury department at
Washington, ID. C.
Series E Bond
The local bond savings committee
has charge of the sale of only the
Series E defense bond. This bond is
discount bond bearing 2.9 per cent
interest. 1t is based on maturity
value of ten years but can be cashed
| any time 60 days after the date OF
purchase.
The bonds may be purchased al
the Bluffton post office, the Citizens
National Bank, or by writing directly
to the treasury department in Wash
ington, ID. c.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
Rites For Infant
Held At Cemeteru

Brief services for the four-day-old
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Coon of Millersburg were
held at the Emmanuels Reformed
cemetery, south of town, Wednes-
day afternoon.
The baby was born Thursday and
died Monday night. Rev. Emil Bur-
richter, pastor, officiated at the serv-
ices. The grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. |. Luginbuhl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Coon of this place were
in Millersburg on Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
Former Resident
Passes State Exam

Norris E. Stultz, of Findlay, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Stultz of
Grove street, was among the 81 can
didates to pass the Ohio engineers
registration board for professional
engineers and surveyors, it was an
nounced Tuesday in Columbus.
Mr.. Stultz is an electrician for
the city attending to electrical work
at all city property. He was pre-
viously employed for six and one
half years by the Buckeye Electric
company.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
CLASSES Will BE
GIVEN HERE FOR
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Plans Being Formulated for
instruction by Local De-
fense Officials
Personnel of Police Auxiliary
and Transportation Com
mitteeS Announced

instruction by qualified experts will
be given in the various divisions of
Buttons Civilian Defense organza-
ton, according to plans being formu-
lated by the executive committee OF
the loca: defense council.
When all of the volunteers have
been assigned to the various commit
tees a program of regular class in
struction will be offered, it was stated
by Clair Fett, executive director.
In some cases local instructors will
be used but in the more secia!ized di-
Continued on page 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
Harriet Hermann
Estate PrObuted

In the estate of Harriet Herr
mann, deceased, of Bluffton, an in
ventory filed in Allen county pro-
bate court by A. D. Gratz, admins
traitor, showed assets amounting to
$4,422.80.
Personal property was valued at
$3.50; money, $500; stocks, bonds
and securities, $2,154; accounts and
debts receivable, $177.30, and real
estate in Bluffton, $500.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
DR.. POtedt Talks In
Radio Lenten Series

DR.. Edwin McNeill Poteat, who
delivered the Bluffton college Bible
lecture series last November, is
preaching a series of Lenten SER
mons over Detroit radio station
WWJ every afternoon this week from
1:30 to 200 o'clock.
The series, by the we'll known
Cleveland Baptist minister, is being
sponsored by the Detroit Council of
Churches.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
John DilLer Estate
Has Assets OF SIO,595

Assets of $10,595.35 were listed in
the inventory filed last week by AL
bert Diller, executor of the estate of
John Diller, deceased Richland town
ship farmer.
Included in the listing were: Per-
sonal property, S135; stocks, bonds
and securities, 1925; accounts and
debts receivable, s135.56; 60 acres
in Richland township, $4,000; and
40 acres in Riley township, Putnam
county, S4,100.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
Club Policies To Be
Discussed At Lions

"The Place of the Service Club in
the Community" will be the topic
of a panel discussion in charge of
P.W. Stauffer at the Lions club
meeting to be held at the Walnut
Grill Tuesday night at 6:15 o'clock.
Participating in the discussion of
club policies will be Forrest Stein
man, E. S. Lape, Homer Gratz, and
DR.. B. w. Travis.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
Catherine BiNler
Estate Is Valued

Inventory of the estate of Gather
inc Bixler, deceased Richland town
ship resident, of west of Bluffton,
shows assets of $3.50 consisting of
stocks, bonds and securities. Milton
E. Bixler filed the inventory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
INCOME TAX MAN HERE

Deputy from the office of the COLI
lector of internal revenue will be at
the postoffice for the last time next
Monday to assist in making out in
come tax returns. Returns must be
filed by March Is.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
ARMY MAN MOVED

Pvt. Willard Dillman, son of Mrs.
Harl Dillman who has been at Camp
Shelby, Miss, for the past year has
been transferred to Indiantown Gap,
Pa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-26
II. s. Almond CrnIn

During 1899 the almond crop OF
the United States amounted to 19,200
tons, but in 1910 it dwindled to $4,000
tons, according to estimates.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

A comprehensive number of
broken sizes in shoes end galoshes
will be sold at Chefs this week
end for less than half what they
cost the firm! Other marked down
items will include, purses, sweat
ers and dresses.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

One of the worlds striking tales
is the story of Koh-i-noor, the "moun-
tain of light" For this great gem
shahs blinded brother shahs and
were in turn blinded. Many we're
murdered An Indian emperor hid
it in his headdress When a Per-
sian conqueror suggested as cour-
tesy that they exchange turbans, the
Indian complied without an instant's
hesitation. This stone has history
more than 1000 years old. Recently
il was removed from the Tower of
London to safer sanctuary.
The Hope diamond with its deep
sapphire luster was taken by Tava-
nier from India to Holland. It prob
ably is part of the CTS carat stone
sold to France and stolen with the
Regent from the crown jewels dur
ing the Revolution. The Regent, cut
from 410 to 1877 carats, was recov-
cred. The 44i2 carat stone became
part of the collection of Henry
Thomas Hope of Amsterdam, and
achieved notoriety when American
dancer May Yohe was married to
Lord Francis Hope. Now it fire.
quently is escorted TO night clubs in
Washington and New York by its
present owner, Mrs. Mclean.
One of the superstitions about the
diamond is that it is the stone of
reconciliation between husbands and
wives.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

the group gathered in the audito-
rum of the hall for a short pro-
gram. After a few words of APP
probation by President James
Christie, the meeting was turned
over to Lee Harmon. chairman OF
the entertainment committee. He
announced that arrangements for
the evening had been in the hands
of the entertainment and member
ship committees of the Club and he
expressed his sincere thanks to the
members of those committees for
the faithful work done by them.
The first number on the program
was a group Of songs by the high
school octet. who were introduced
with word of explanation of their
numbers by r. w. Sargent, mu-
sic director of the schools The
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

voting people show excellent train.
ing in their singing and ELECTED
spirited applause from their audi
ence. Burton Baker pleased with a
group of solos. These in the octet
are Alice MeRell. Faith collars
Leah Baker, Catherine Hampton.
Burton Baker, Tom Brinton. Billy
McGrew and Tom Huchala. Ger
maine Schlumm was accompanies
II the piano.
The other entertainment consist
Cd Of a one-act play presented by
the Little Theatre Club. This was
very we'll presented, each of the
actors doing exceptionally well in
the rart portrayed. 1t was a muir
der mystery play replete with plen-
" OF shuaders. The cast was COM
sosed of Miss Margaret Hellweg.
Mrs. George Mourar, Pete Wander
wood and DR.. R. NJ. Sherman.
Following the play, president
Christie extended his thanks to the
committee and announced there
would be dancing at Cedar Creek
for those who cared to participate
in that phase of the evenings en-
ter alnment.
The committees in charge of the
preparations were.
Entertanmtnt-7Lee Harmon, Don
Hargreaves. Austin Fraser, Art
Nells. Ray Pival. r. w. Sargent.
r. W. Smlthberger, Andy Sauer.
Membership-Arley Thompson.
Merrill Testers Elmer Switzer, Jr,
Frank Warner, Henri Nichol, Ted
kesscl, c. P. Smith. Earle Switzer
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. NJ. d. Rowland, members
of the committee for the American
Women Voluntary Services voted
Mrs. Gordon T. Cornell as chair
man to replace Mrs Rowland who
this week resigned that office. 9th
er committee members who repre-
sent various city organizations are
Mrs. Ralph LeDuc, Mrs. Earl Buck
ingtam, Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs.
Ray Beebe, Miss Isabel McGrade
and Mrs. Marvin Kessel.
plete registration arrangements
later in the week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22
Lorge Number
Enjoy Ladies' Night
By Commercial Club

A hundred and twelve people
were served at the ladies' night
meeting of the Libby Commercial
Club, held at Moose hail last Thurs
day night. The presence of the La
dies helped so much to make the
affair an especially enjoyable one
that it was concluded to make la
dies night an annual affair here
after.
After the serving of an excellent
dinner by the Women of the Moose.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22
VIII Hold Open Installation

There will be open installation
of officers of the Order of Rain
bow for Girls next Monday even
ing, beginning at tbs o'clock, ac-
cording to Mrs. R. c. Rice, mother
adviser to the group. Fathers and
mothers of members will be guests
at the ceremony and at the close of
the evening will be served refresh
ments.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22
Fork in the Road

Wife: Whats happened,
George?"
George: "Puncture."
You ought to have been on the
lookout for this. You remember the
man at the service station told you
there was fork in the road"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22
Shoppin' Aroun'
BY E. Nj. B.

Despite these high priced times,
Libby grocery stores have some at
tractive offers on for this week
end Burgan's big lineup of money
saving buys includes a WOW" in
grade cheese for about two-thirds
tire usual price =. Addicts of Lip
tons tea Will be delighted to learn
hat South Libby Purity store is
INNING a special on it with others
for Friday and Saturday And
# YOU need good all-in-one soap
for either delicate fabric or heavy
duty washing, you can find ii at
Rolyard's this weekend at reduced
prices among their other save
safely" items -. S. Sea food fresh
from the coast is in store for you
this weekend at the Pioneer Meat
Co. Market. These stores have dis
rlay ads elsewhere in this issue
look them up. won't you?
Bargain hunting again this week
resulted in my discovery of two
interesting gift offers at the drug
stores -. Hough's offer very pref
" Orchard Crystal dessert dishes
free with widely known tooth
paste and Libby Pharmacy is adj
vertising two bottles of an excellent
double acting lotion. Campana
Balm, for the price of one bottle
alone.
New cotton hose are in and from
my own personal experience, find
they top all expectatons-they' re
not anything like most persons sup
pose and you'll be surprised at
their smartness and smooth fit at
ankle. knee and calf. They come in
fine weave, are mercerized and of
seamless construction warm
err too -. of Luxuria cotton at
Richard & Miller's.
Get filters now to end that radio
interference in your home today
make a date with the radio
technician at the Electric Store and
let him help you solve your inter-
ference problems before the City
Fathers are on your neck!
Hungry and in hurry. tool What
a combination for one brief lunch
hour But here's tip-trot around
to The Fountain and try one of
their Quick and Complete" lunch
es of sandwich and milk-shake--
healthful and brimming with lasting
Better still, have one
Of those cheerful gals behind the
counter add a wedge of special
home made pie to your lunch
you'll be back again and again for
morei
Winter isn't over yet and you'll
find ski suits top everything else
fora cold weather apparel even If
you're not the Winter-sportsv type
and know where you can
get real buy on them If you're
willing to get downtown at the ear
ly hour of nine o'clock Friday
where there'H
be hundreds of other money saving
bargains.
A comprehensive number of
broken sizes in shoes end galoshes
will be sold at Chefs this week
end for less than half what they
cost the firm! Other marked down
items will include, purses, sweat
ers and dresses.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

Mary: Why"
George: How else could she
eat?"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

George: when it comes to eat
ing. you'll have to hand it to Venus
de Milo.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-01-22

Get filters now to end that radio
interference in your home today
. make date with the radio
technician at the Electric Store and
let him help you solve your inter-
ference problems before the City
Fathers are on your neck!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

@ie oie Sieeesee,uibbeit i'm Naai.
reid eeaen'pdrtie onsliebt, bat, ,pie
Die uDeutIhe 3eituna int Sitlano'
beridtet, Nlfreb &oienbere Der Yro-
teftor in oen baltilden Stooten nne
in oem in @eltruBlano eroberten @e-
biete, cine slnlprahc on oie be,1tiben
Seripaltunasbeamten bon &eibrub.
lano aebalten, in tpelber er ieiner
8efiirdtung Ausorud aab, bob
0entidlano feline lbtperen Spfer i'm
&atnpfe fiir Qebensronm nid)t mebr
fortieten fonnte. ,8ir Iino bon Tub.
lamb, 10 fabr ct fort, ,,on Sen @ren-
aen be6robt ,no ipir miiiien iebt enc.
li6 oue neuen Sinoerniiie iiberfpin'
ben, ,uenn mir cine anfiinftise Hnifi.
fiaierung berbiiten ,poIlen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frlschen Wunden. Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen. BissWunden. Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. keine Stamps - 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. l.. STAAB, 17209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

II.
schachtel, bel: J. /. sTAAB, I72os valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
einen ofiellflnhigell Ginilub bot, ift
ebenialls he,pielen lporoen. Notnr-
boiler mcldbe bon bcu natiirli1 GEE
5o9enen 1ooenproonfien leben, limo
frolti9er ,nb 9elunher oils Sipililierte
Golfer. bic iih bon fiinltlid) eedo9e-
nen nnb rnfiimiert proparierten Bo-
oener5en0nillen nobren. So ). y.
entbolt inier gHeibhrot niht MIR noe.
Mig Nobrfra't, lonocrn lit Die llriatbe
monher Tnaeniibel. 8rot miibte
&leic (Vran) entbolten, ,penn IS
nubren nno frGftiaen nno oen &or-
per aelunh erbolten iou. Oo3n Jet
nod benlerft, Dob eS 9eiiinoer nno
porteilboiter 1T, bic Eitomine hurb
sic Aabrunasmittel oem &orper 6a-
aufiibren, OILS in fonaentrierter fSorm
5lt nebnlcn, lbon aus Dent @r,nbe,
tpeil beim @ennb bon Spei1en Die
Nabrnnasmittcl bnrh Gaucu nit
Speidel permild)t Mno Oem No9em
in eeeieneter Ior,n 5ltecfiibrt 'uerben
l,nO fplalid) ben ao'15cn Nr9onismus
ourd) sic Eeronnngsorgone nnf na-
tiirlihe Neiic an n0bren nno fr0fti.
gen imItonbc iino.
- ". ", Mp. -
Oton fennt eou5 oenou Die itoff-
libc 3nialnnenlesnng Der yieteore.
Sic @iiienld)oft mteribeioet bier
Nrten bon Metenren: @iieu~ ~Weteori.
te (nidelbaltiaes @iien nno minero-
lilhe geinliidnueen); Stein Yfctenre
(belonoercs fieicliGnrebalti9es W'a.
teriaD; Meioiioerite (5ur Solite
Metal, alr Solfte WfineroD 3ef-
tite -- noilfcnuen hurhee1bmplsene.
glasartiec Stiide (dfpei 9EittcI Gie-
ielioure).
@ir finoen IN ben 0teteoren am
baufielten fplgenbc @r,,nbitofie per-
treten: Glen, Sotcrltoff, &ieicIi0ure,
Wtaenelilnll gtidsI, Sh,pcfcl Sal
stunt uno Mlmniniluu. Wton fonnte
bIsbcr feinen einaioeu lnbefonnten,
rdtielboften Stoff entoeden.
9os 9ouptcraebnis ber SpeftroI-
analpie Wihterforihllng), nomlib
sic @inbeit oes gelomten 8oultoiics
int 8eltou, finoet ollh bier cine BANJO.
freifli6e, alondenbe 9eitotierne. Die.
ie mnnoerbnre @inbeit oes 9emolti-
gen 9ottlihen Sbopferlperfes ,peilt 10
beitimnlt ,tno einorudsbou nuf Die
@inbeit bes 9ottliben 8al1meiliers. ,
Sr9anilde Stoffe ieoob fonnten
bisber in feinem Weteor nobaemieien
tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
Mitt,uodj, ben 4. -SnIi 1912
HuSRuflft
ISM. st., @is.

Sic botten Die No5ipolitif ribtig
bnrbiba,lt. Sitler bat Oeiterreih bs
troaen imo aeltoblen, iple Die anoern
enropdiiben Sanoer. Die abltimz
nnlng in Selterreib ipllroe genau 10
Dllrebaefiibrt ipie oie Mbltirmtng I'M
Na5irecbstag: @rgib oih, ober ;b
freB biA!
- 9pnmerframt -
: Sin frelnolider 2eler s. 8.
aus Remission, ssbobo, eibt iiber
basI Donuerfrant folee,loe Musf,mft:
Ser Nome fit 0onnerfraut 1T I'M
2ofeinilden: Semperoip,'m Secto.
ruin, en9liih: Soule Seof, Sine for
@per, Seneree,,, Aarons- 8oo. 8elten
Damf!
~. - Mrs. ST. g., Sa. -
@eeen ben loeenonnten Sling
norm 1T >es ratiam ,einc SDpohll=
fife -Soinng 5ll aebrallbelt. 9tan ba@
BET bic oooon betroffenen Eeile nit
Der 2oiun9 lmo beltreiebe lie anBerz
benz 'taesiiber otter NIT Sooine Hini-
nenf.
- Z. s., q. 3. =
Mie ssbnen, lit bielen 2eiern m,i-
aefollen, oob Sic uAlte ,mo s'enc
gSelt' 10 lp0t (bie Sanitarnl,mmer
foii crit leete @ohe an) eineetro fen
lit. @s lit 5t perpnnoern, oaB lie
,,nter ben eegenipartigen llniiberen
Observation-Disclosures iiberballpt sic
Ser. Staaten erreibt. Die Sblpei6er
3eitnne ,Sdiloipa6e" lit felt Mona
ten nid)t nebr ill lmlere Sanoe &C,
Ianet l,no leste Nosbe famen auf ein>
nal leds Nummern on.
= @plfram's Malsfaffee -
lit iebent &afeetri1fer 5lt empfeblen,
nidt n,r @eiunoen, ionbern Gran-
Ten, Shpahen, 3inbern 1,no belon,
bers 8lntarmen, neil er bas purfte
,no frGftigite Wsola entbdlt. 3uoen
bat er einen aneenebme,L iiiBliben
Mal3aeihmod, iooaB faim 3nder
notia iit. @r fann phlnbmeiie 1mh
in eroBern Guantitoten 81. niebrisen
Sreiien be3oeel, weroen.
IS. s., Sbio
@inen Iebr einfaden nnb billiaen
be,nii6en ussire grtiuauiiber" fon
nen Sic lid) ielb1t ouf folgenbe 8eiie
berltelen. Man loft 20 Sfuno ge-
tpobnlihes &obiala nit 10 Sfnnn
Mnmonio i,l-3O Quart &afier anf
nno fiiut bie Otiibung in Quartfla-
i6en bon oiinlretu @laie = alio ge-
,p0bnlibe Milhflafbem biirften ee-
niieen. Dieie SIaihen miiiien gut
berforft unb beriieeelt aufbeipobrt
iperoen, nno ipenn ein sseuer ans-
briht pirft man eiriee. ber Jlaihell
10 in oie sslamme l,no oeren nmee<
bnng, oob iie aerbreden; oie, Damn
ausilieBenoe Miidung loi6t neine
Brdn6e iebr. lhnen.
6. s., Wo. ..
&itler bat lein feierli6 geaebenes
Nort ihmdHib eebrohen un6 oem
beiltIden golfe anitatt Der beripro=
6enen reliei0len 5reibeit Die Stla-
nenfetten ongeleet burh Die Berfol-
enng ieeliber Nelieion. 8eibsfana-
Ter 0itler bat am %. Mdr3 1888 in
feiner geihstagsreoe Die bolle ah7
tuns Ser aonieiiionen in ibrem 81
genberibte bur6 ben ,leuen Staat
feierli6 erfl6rt, ben Sebnb Der Rirbo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

HQG) NTufleH QllI NNIpQN pes IeHcIl
natipnallnoialiltildell Staotes mitge.
arbeitet, beioubers ba Die neue Sic.
giernng ibre Gcripreben III einenl
Gonfproat nit ben1 Gatifan feierlid
IeItgelegt batte
Wion bot ben fatboliiden 8iiGofen
por9eiuorfen, iic botten lih BON allsr
slnfong enereilhcr eeaen Die &irhell;
perIolellna pebren ipllen. Oie gi'
lfofe elaubten, Der ne,,en Na5iregie.
ring glauben ,,no tralen 81 t6unen
laben lieb aber ee,paltig eetallibt. Dil
Gatbolifen llno Groteltanten nluBter
lbom reeht bolo Die @rfobr,ng mo
ben, oaB Die ne,,e No5ire9ierune fel
mes ibrer >ieierlib aeacbencn &erlpre
den belt" IS iebte cine riidii6tsloi(
Serioleuns Ser &eliaion Elm, unite,
beren Iolgen sic fatbolilhe Stride
Trieiter uno @lGnbiec, nno Ole pro
teltantiihe Stride pouf ftonbig acfnebel
| iino.' '>s>:
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Reibstoa nno es COB Monner ni'
8inoborit 8iihof b. &eitcler, gsal
limdroot, Sdorlemer II. a. Selite glib
es inn Na3iitaat feline freie Hreii'
mebr, feinc freie Heoe,, feine Bolts
pertretuna int 8eihstag, iogar bas
freie 9enfe11 lit perboten.
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ltaees) lit eill barbariiher @ingrif
lin ieoes Meni6en< linb &riegsrebt
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lfriiberelt ,3eiten ausaeiibt. 9ieie!
unmenidlidc nnb rehtswlorige Ser
fobren ser Noai in oen beiebten 2an
bern benefit mir Die Sbmnaht Be
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| oie bnrh br1ltale ltebernadt erober
tcn Golfer alt beiieoen unh iod)en all
ltatt frieolihes 3uiammenarbeiten
MIR neite Repot,ttionen an. Selb;
oos beuti6e Golf be9innt lid gegel
| oie ra5iltiibe 3prannei ouf5ubdlt
men. sSsn ben lesten Wohen neroel
Ifalt taalih - nod 9crliner 0elbul,
gen - 10 bis ~ 8e,ltlhe in 0eltIb
lonb ielbit tpegen Nnflebmlna erl6oI
lien. &oalt bos fiibren mab, labt lid
lei6t bernl1ten.
- 81. 3d., 3enm. -
| Dos tpor ser fatbpliid)e @elebrt
| @beiterton, tpclher ben y9iltributis
mug pertrot. 0ieles gSort beoerte
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bon @iiteril. @s iit oas gerabe Sc
| genteil bon &ommnnismls, i'm ipirt
ll6aftliden Sinne aenolnmen. gsad
ocm fommuniitiihen SnItem, bas
rihtiaer cine Nrt StaatsabIolutismus
cine Diftotnr 1T, lollten alle 8iirge'
elei6 bebanbelt tueroen, eleicb beiit
aean. Sotiadli6 aber, toie es in Com
ietrnblano Der Soil 1T, belisen oil
oberiten Sotpietbeomten alles, Mob
uno 8eiht,nl mo bie 8iireer mill
len ols sflopen nnr fir bie Neeie
runa arbeiten. 9ie &ommini ten
bGnpter bebaupten, sen aapitalismlts
sic beiisenoe &laife, at befampfen
leben ober lelb1t I'M 9robten 2urus
|iinb oas 8olf barbt lnS mub 81;
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