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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
WNU Service, 1343 H Street, N. W..
Washington, D. G.

WNU Service, 134s H Street, N. w.,
Washington, d. C.
There is an interesting story yet
to be told, behind the letter sent to
the President urging him to take to
the public the issues Of continu-
alton of the Farm Security admins
tration and the sale of grains for
feed below parity.
The story lies in the signatures
to that letter. There were seven Of
them and they represented two
farm organizations, three labor or
CARNATIONS and two religious groups.
The combination of names, united
in a single plea, marks one Of the
few occasions when farmer and
worker found common ground on
which to take stand on policy.
And some persons in Washington
who are working for a closer farm
labor alliance see in the move the
beginnings Of realignment Of the
farm organizations, with the forma-
ton of new group that has at least
a loose agreement with the ALL and
the CLIO behind it.
Veteran observers who have
watched agriculture and labor pull
in opposite directions for many
years stin feel these two groups
have more to disagree than to agree
upon. But they admit that this time
the situation was ideal for mutual
logrolling. Backers of new day in
farm organizations say it is more
than that.
They point to significance in the
signatories Of the letter to the Presi-
dent. The seven signatories Of this
letter were:
First, James G. Patton, president
Of the National Farmers union, the
most radical Of the farm groups.
This group contains more tenant
farmers and fewer farm owners,
than the other farm groups. 1t Is
virile, growing outfit.
Second, Murray Lincoln, execu-
tive secretary Of the Ohio Farm Bu-
reau Federation Of Ohio. The Farm
Bureau federation is not left-wing
organization. It's President O'Neal
is opposed to selling grain below
parity. But Mr.. Lincoln, head Of
the Ohio Farm bureau units, has a
mind Of his own. He runs buying
co-operatives in the country. He is
very consumer-minded.
The next signature is that Of Will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

This is what happened. John
Lewis, head of the powerful United
Mine Workers of America, as you
all know, has been trying to organ
ize farm labor. He has made some
progress under the so-called Dis
trict so Of his union in signing up
hands in the dairy industry.
But he has encountered obstacles
of all kinds among farmers who are
all potential employers and capital
lists at heart. If he could only get
some really respectable farm organ
ization, or a man connected with
some such organization to take up
his banner 1t would help.
He settled on the Farmers union
not because Of the name for 1t Is
not q union at all In the sense labor
employs the word. But because II
was left-of-center and had an ag-
gressive president. Through negoti-
ators he made an offer to Mr.. Pat
ton something like this:
Fall down and worship me, get
your organization to stand behind
my District so drive and here is a
million dollars to play with"
Mr.. Patton's answer was no."
But that move made Messrs.
Murray and Green very Patton
conscious. 1t also called the atten-
ton of other up-and-comers with a
left-of-center inclination to the pos
sibilities of developing an organi-
cation which without in any way get
ting under the direct influence of a
union labor movement such as
Lewis, might work out a practical
working agreement for pooling COM
mon interests.
Whether this is practical idea
will be revealed by the amount Of
activity the labor whips show when
farm issues are up in the next
months-whether this is just anoth-
er temporary log-rolling alliance
which has made stranger bedfellows
before, or whether it has the basis
Of more permanent working agree
ment.
Times are changing. It's worth
watching.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
B r E FS. =. by Baukhage

Approximately 5000, 600, 900 pounds
Of farm products had been delivered
to representatives Of the United
Nations for lend-lease shipment up
to May l, the United States depart
ment Of agriculture has reported.
Total cost of the 4,977, ATS. 900 pounds
bought by the Agricultural Mar
keting administration and delivered
at shipping points since the program
began in April, 194l, was 1851, 529, 900.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
$50. 100000 Man-Days Lost

With the Government seeking to mobilize H. 100000
warproduction workers by the end of this year. Will
liam A. Irwin, chairman of the War Production Fund
to Conserve ManpOwer, calls attention to the
loss which results every year from accidents.
Last year, he says, 402,5OO Americans died as
result of accidents 100000 persons permanently
disabled and 100000 suffered lesser casualties.
Mr.. Irwin points out that the financial loss aggre-
gates $4,000OO0,00O At least 100000 000-man-days
of labor time lost This represents the work of
to build ten battleships, $4,000 light tanks, 10000
heavy bombers, fifty destroyers and 10000 fighter
planes.
While the nation needs increased production to win
the war, the accident is mounting rapidly. In
twenty three industrial states during the first quarter
of this year. the work accident death rate increased
eleven per cent With at new machines, work.
ing longer and at faster pace the hazards of
time mean more accidents and greater loss of time.
The National Safety Council and other agencies
have devoted considerable thought and energy to the
promotion of safety education and services. Even so,
it is estimated that less than ten per cent of the ppu
laton has been reached.
An effort is being made to obtain the financial sup
port of commerce and industry to raise fund of
$5,000000 to undertake accident-prevention cam
paign. Plans call for intensified work. with industry,
in cooperation with communities and states and
widespread educational program to reach the employees,
farm workers and their families.
The chief causes of accidental Deaths in the order
of fatalities are Motor vehicles falls, burns, drown
ings railroads, firearms, poison gases and polsons
other than gases. Many of these not asSo
ciated with industrial effort. They result from the
careessness of the individual at homes, the streets
and in other public places Many of them can be
prevented.
In view of the necessity of wartime production,
which requires all available labor every American can
help his Government by taking care of himself and
avoiding accidents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

Important in the list of aeronauti-
cal equipment in these days Of
aerial combat in the cold regions
high above the earth are the cleo
trically heated underwear suits
which many pilots don when going
up to $4,000 or 10000 feet. Inter-
woven with wires like an electric
heating pad, it will begin warming
the flier as soon as he plugs himself
in on the heating circuit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
AIR TRANSPORT

The Army has consolidated its
various air transport facilities into
a single worldwide system. In
the future, more and more freight
will be carried by air. Already
jeeps and small tractors have been
transported long distances. While
aerial transportation is more ex-
pensive than other methods, it is
faster and this is extremely i'm
portant in critical areas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Wayside Ministering

Jesus was never bound down to the
size of his audience. He was neither
elated by big crowd nor discour-
aged by an audience Of one. In fact,
some Of his most wonderful teach
ings were given to individuals whom
he met by the wayside; the woman
Of Samaria, Zacchaeus. Mary and
Martha, the Syrophoenician woman.
Nicodemus, the woman taken In
adultery, the blind man in the tenn
pie. are only few Of those to whom
Jesus gave Of his best as he passed
them on the way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Victory Pig Clubs
Proue Successful

A prominent former Washing
tonian, who moved to Kansas City
with his cohorts in order to make
room for war workers. was in the
capital on business recently. He is
A. D. Black, head Of the Farm Cred
it administration.
He was full of the story Of the
''Victorv Pig"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

This gun gets maximum power for
minimum weight and cost, and the
American people are providing the
finance through the purchase Of War
Bonds. If you do your share and In
vest 10 per cent Of your income in
War Bonds, adequate supply of this
efficient gun can be assured our
fighting forces. Buy War Bonds every
pay day. US. Treasury Department
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

The people of this county, it is reported are cog
infant of the deadly peril that conronts the United
States They are careless in their approach to war
problems, however, upon the mistaken theory about
somebody else viii do the job.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

The collection of scrap rubber in one home may
make available rubber lifeIboat for the of the
crew of bomber operating in the Pacific.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
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WA0tHo~9~xNM
WAR BINDS

The 75-millimeter gun is a divi-
sional weapon used by the Artillery
as an anti-tank gun. It has been
replaced to some extent by the more
modern "105", known as the heavi-
est Of divisional weapons. The rs
nm gun costs $4,000 and has been
converted by our Ordnance into a
''blaster" twice as efficient as in the
first World War.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

There are million tons of rubber, running around
the highways on automobiles and, unless the scrap
in, synthetic rubber arrives the war needs
may put private motor vehicles the rim.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
False Reports About Casualties

Residents of this county who have relatives in the
service should thoroughly understand the policy of
the War and Navy Departments in regard to casualties
The United States Government has promised that
relatives of men in service will be promptly notified
casualties Every relative of man in service
can rest assured that just casualty is
definitely determined, the War or Navy Department
will notify the next of kin.
In this connection, urge all relatives of men in
the service to pay absolutely attention to round
about rumors. Nobody knows how or where certain
unofficial reports originate Very often they concern
man in the service and the story is passed around
that he has been wounded, captured killed.
Whether these reports emanate from enemy origin
or not do not know. That they may well serve an
enemy purpose is apparent. Loyal Americans whose
lovedones in service should not be alarmed by any
unofficial report word-of-mouth rumor as to the
men in service.
The War and Navy Departments promptly report
casualties. They report them to the relatives of the
men in service This report will direct to those
concerned There is possibility that others will have
better of your than the services themselves
Those with relatives in the service should always
remember that mo is good news" so far as
casualties concerned and that the only true news
of casualties will come from the government
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Lesson for July IL

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Improved Q SUNDAY
Uniform oo--~
-:-LESSON =

BY HAROLD l.. LUNDQUIST, d. d.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
tReleased by Western Newspaper Union.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

LESSON TEXT-Genesis 3:1-1S, %, a.
GOLDEN TEXT-The soul that sin
meth. it shall die.-Ezekiel 1874.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Cheaper Food

This concept concerns labor less
directly but the question of cheaper
food concerns him considerably. The
argument for sale of grain below
parity is that it is necessary to keep
dairy and meat products prices
down and the Farmers union claims
that opposition to Farm Security
comes from interests solely COM
mitted to the high-price-through-
scarcity concept" which Of course
is the opposite of labor's platform.
Those are the obvious and imme-
date reasons why the signature Of
two Of the country's leading labor
leaders rest among the seven. The
religious organizations have the
family and general welfare in mind
Of course.
But there may be another reason
why Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Green
signed UP, and why their one-time
colleague, John Lewis, didn't. The
story Of the part Mr.. Lewis didn't
play is closely connected with the
effort to create a new farm organ
ization which will have the blessing
of labor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09

happen to the Japs and Germans after this war than
they do about what may happen to during the war,
too pious for words.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-07-09
Farmers, Workers United
In Less-Thdn-Parify Issue
Seven Groups Back President on Continuing
Farm Security Administration; Veteran
Observers See New Trend.
BY BAUKHAGE
NetUs Analyst and Commentator.

liam Green, president of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, and the
next Phillip Murray. head of the
CLIO. The fifth of this group is J.
G. Luhrsen, executive secretary Of
the American Railway Labor Execu-
tives association.
The religious groups are headed
by L. G. Ligutti, executive secre-
tary of the National Catholic Rural
Life association. and Benson Lands
of the Federal Council of Churches.
Those who don't know the whole
story behind efforts to realign the
farm organizations see only the sur
face reasons why all the organiza-
tions, represented by the above
names were willing to support the
issues mentioned in the petition.
The tenant farmer who is am
bilious wants to own his own farm.
He sees in the Farm Security adj
ministration an aid to that end. He
considers this help "a substitute for
the vanished frontiers-the days
when man with strong will, a
willing wife and sharp axe could
cut a new home out of the wilder
ness to which the government was
glad to hand him the deed.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

auf unsefabr $40, 100000. Das uat-
faBt aber MIR bos Wiiiions Solpital.
uno SeilpeierL ,unb nid)t bon Nus
ldnoern betriebeue GranfenbduIer unb
4er5tei6ule,l iuie 3. 9. oas &ode>
feuer- Soipttol neblt Sdulc ut Bei-
ping. Ser @ert ser Miiiions -Shul-
lmb &irdeneebGlbe uno iibrigen @i-
gentllns liegt beoenteno bober.
Seit &riegsausbrub iino III Sen
beleBten @ebieten gbinas burb bie
iapanilben Srllppen minoeltens 5000
8ettpldse IN Wtiliionsboipit0lern eno-
9iiltig 5erltort luoroen, oesaleiden
@eb1uoe lmo ausitattunsen, Die als
Yoliflinifen beuust luuroe1t~ lulo IN
Oenen iGbrlih cine 8iertelmlIlion Ya
tienten aus ben dineiilhen 2auebc=
Sirfen bebanbelt lpuroen.
S6on Dor bem arieee tat sSSapan
oaes, nm Sen Miliioneu ibre Arbeit
81 erldlperen. Sm IuauIt. 1911 re-
panhierte lid SSapan fiir oie @infrie'
rung iapaniider @utbaben in Den
Ser. Staoten ourh Sperruug Der
Observation-Disclosures lno -@utba'
ben, 70 Dob oie Nrbeit nltr ltnter Den
arOBten Shmierigfeiten fortgeIest
lperoen fonnte.
llngef0br 600 auslGnoer iuaren
Dor bem &riege in Wtiliionsboipita-
lern unb Shulen in CHINA beitditist
,tno cine peitere In5abl in anberen
@ebieten bes Srients. 9ei Rriegs,
ausbru6 befanoen lid ein Drittel anti
Seinatltrla1b. Die Salfte Ser iibrl,
gen lollen int Sen bon SSSapan beiess
ten d,ineliihen @ebieten 5uriidgeblie'
ben fem, 1lngefabr bunoert Iinb 1T
lpeitliher Rihtllng in oas Sreie Gbie
na abeelpanoert unb ipeitere brnoert
nah Mmerifa bei,neefebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
ses iern6itli6en Ni1isasmerfes bard
bic Sapaner

rem Sinue oraani1ierten INTO ibr Ell
genes 8fleseperional einItellten. Grit
ieit einigen Sabren bat oie dineIilhe
Regierung beItimntte 8eroronlmsen
in 8e5ug anf bie Wiiiionsboipitaler
lmo sic Miliionsdr5te erlaiien nm
cine eeipife aontrolle 81 n-baben. GS
lit a1m nod niht lanae ber, oaB di-
neHicbe @cr5te uno 8fleser ausgebil-
set tpuroen, unt nit ibren aollcgen
ser peitliben 3ipiliiation 5tinnmen'
5uarbeiten.
Sroe Ger iesigen miBlihen Gage
bes Willionsmerfes boffen oie Sein.
gefebrten ua1 oenl ariege ibre Ir'
belt i'm Orient tuieber al,fnebnlen 5u
fonnen, 1tno stpar min man Nann oas
Seilpelen 70 umorganilieren, baB Die
Gbinelen in Grnnfenbaltern llno
Ier5teld)ulen Sic fiibrelloe Holle ipie7
len lperpeu l,no ser altslanoilde Ir5t
llnb Yleeer bie oes 9eraters, an'
Itelle bes 2eiters llno ltnternebmerS.
Die SSapaner baben Itd) nidt mlr
Die dirltrgiihen SnItrlmlente, Mont'
genapparate, atifroIfope, Weoifamcn'
te, 8oohunborrute l1ip. ser bon ibnen
beIblaanabl1ten !Soipitaler anaeeia-
net, .ie baben audi ialntlid)e @inrid,
tunssgeeenitdltoe fortgeidleppt rn,o
lino teillpeile 10 ipeit aesanaen, Die
Siiren, Senlter ,tno ssenIterrabnlen,
Ioipie Sic SuBbooen beraus5ureiben,
nm oas Sol3 ltno giien 5u perlpen-
oen
Ser @elont,pert ser 9oipit1ler
uno ar5tlideu ginribtlneeu ber
6rembenlniliion in Gbina bela,tft iie)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
ALPENKRAUTER
bekdn,pft HortIeibigkeitl

Funktionale Hsrtleibiskeit (feh-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ist oftmals
die Ursache solcher Symphonic wios
Nervositat. Verdauungsstorung. ver-
.timmter Magen, kopfschmerzen.
Schlaf und Appetitlosigkeit, iibler
Mundgeruch und belegte Zunge.
Seit iiber S Generationen haben
Tausende die an Hartleibigkeit litten,
Forni's Alpenkrsuter erfolgreich se-
braucht, um der Natur in ihrer regu-
lsren neutrality-suspicious. zu hel-
fen. Alpenkriuter wird aus l8 be-
sonders erwahlten medizinischen
Wurzeln. krauten und Phanzen her
gestelIt worunter viele offizielle sind
vie SIENNA. Pfefferminze und Fenchel.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es wirkt
sanft nit der Natur auf diesem
wichtigen vierfachen Wege: es hilft
der Tatigkeit des Magens. aktiviert
den Stuhlgang: vermehrt die
Ausscheidung durch die Nierens
hilft und beschleunigt Verdauung.
Seine Tatig keit ist milde und doch
grundlich weder harsch hoch
kneifend. Sehen Sic in den Spiegel.
MIssen Sic unter den Symptomen
fehlerhafter Ausscheidung, vie .oben
erwahnt, leiden und haben Sic andero
Medizinen eingenommen. die linen
anscheinend NIGHT geholfen habens
Damn schulden Sic es sich selbst, einen
grundlichen Versuch NIT Alpen-
lriuter zu machen. AlpenkrSuter
sollte auch linen nutzen gerade SO
vie es seit so vielen Jahren Tau-
sende andere zufriedengestellt hat.
. FoRNI's HEIL-oEL IMMINENT
Wenn rheumatische und neurnlsischs
Schmerzen sich einstellen, wenden Sie
das lindernde erwarmendc Heil-Osl an,
das schmerzsti1lende Mittel i'm Cebrauch
seit 1885. Es bringt schnelle, willkom-
meme Linderung bel muskulosen Rucken-
schmerzen. .steifen oder sehmerzendsn
Muskeln, Verrenkungen. Stosswunden.
Verstauchungen, juckenden oder bren-
nenden Fussen. Es hilft die Zirkulation
Won reichem rotten Blut dureh schmerz-
hattie k0rperstellen anzuregen. Elm gutes
Linirnent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
,staiien inter Der Na,itprannei

grfolq bat, lueltn etiud britilde uno
alteritaniid)e Sruppen einntal int ton.
tinentalen europa eingefallen Itno
unb sic blrrh ibre langen, Derlllt>
rei6en 5elo5iige eei6lpadte oeutlde
armee gelblasen baben. 0leler Dtel'
ulmg nad folnte Sitler ,es Tb nidt
leilteit, einent 3uialunteltbrud leine5
Gerbiinbeten I'M Wittelmeer lntdtig
5u5ltIebel, unb piiroe baber, iolan9e
ieine Irmee tart genllg lit, ben eltros
puilben Sentiment 81 ntetltern oafiir
lorgen, oaB Wlllolini nid)t bie Serrs
l1oit iiber Iein Golf perliert. Gut
lel1oe leiner, 8eltapoleilte itt Stalien
lino benn old) oie @o,lptltitbe ser
UNPOPULAR gelporoenen 0ittatur Wtl,I>
lplinis, lno es lit an5unebmen, oaG
Sitter notfalls einige ieincr graugrit-
nen 9ipilioneu iiber Sen 8rellner leus
ben ipiiroe, iollten bie SSStnliener Mna
jei1en elmer Suit sum Hepoltieren
bon li6 geben. 8as Sic italieniide
s(rmee anaelapgt, gilt lie in nili'
tdrii6en &reilen al5 groBte Soff'
nung oes 2anoes. Die slrlnee lit oent
Sa,tle Sapopen traoitIouea eraeben
ltno bat peuig Spmpatbie fiir ben
lrnloloatiitben WsllIiolini uno bie
SNlpar5bemoen ieiner fald)iltiiben
0sili5. Sir fabige Irmeeoffi5iere lit
ser allgeiabrte, ,nadtloie, tleine So
Mig @ittorio emanuel innner nod
bas Symbol ser &elpettabilitat uno
bes 8atriotislnl,s. Stir Die @egen-
mart fiigt Iib bie f0nislicbe Samilie
in sic Dittaturorbntng gtuiiolinis.
Ginem ieiner &Dflinge eegeniiber loa
ser Monar1 eillnal benlerft baben:
,,Seien Sic altf Ser SUIT, oenn lpaS
Sic mir lagen, rulB ib ben1 0nce be.
rihten" Sb Sic slrmee inItanbe nno
tpillens ip1re, ge9ebenenfaGs einlnal
bic Wta6t i'm 2anoe su iibernebmen
uno bos Breltise elmer fonItitutionel,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

9efannt lit biitlinglib, oaB ieit
tangent oie itulief,iibe Regierung
pollltdnoig inter bent gta5ireginent
Itebt <nno baB Ser 9ta5inalaa Wtlrllo-
lini feline gepaltlau errlmgene go,
pularitat langIt eingebiiBt bat. Sn
einem @rtifel oer ,,8ioe 8orlo"
fiibrt Ribaro q. Wanod aus, bab
iib beute Stalien als oie idnpdbIte
Station Ser Mbiennabte I'M &ielmaIz
ler ber belttiden &rieesnlalblne Ell,
ner nngeipiiien 3llf,1nft entgegen'
ihleppe. 9Sie arb Der &riea ans
gebt, SsStalien bat ltad Der Wteinlng
urteils fdbiger Beobadter nidt piel 81,
selpinnen oapon. Slnger uno io5iale
llnralt I'M 2aroe iino alien porlie~
geubell 8ericl)ten nod int 3unebmen.
ytur ein puor 100000 BON ben g.
100000 poer nebr leiner Wdnner.
oie 1,nter BEN 8affen Iteben, fino an
oen tatidbliden &dntpfen III Den
Griegsriil1uen beteiligt. Die Stale.
ner 1niBtrauen ibren oeltt ihen Ser
biiuoeten nebr lt1o -lnebr uno baben
ipeniger fir iie iibrig als irgenbein
anberes 8olf. 60 iebr fat antifalbi-
ltiider 9efaitismlls i6on lun Iid ge=
griffen, oaB Saltienoe bon sSStalienern
bel Mailennerbaft ftltngen in oen lesten
paar Monaten feItgenonnen l,no inS
@efangniS ooer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
geltedt ooer aber fiir slpei ooer orel
Sabre padb Srten int @ebirae in bie
Gerbannlmg eeididt lporoen liro.
9eur cine Minberbeit bes Solfes bdngt
belu 5aibislnns an. Ginige geob-
abter ser Sitlation ilt Stalien red
nen ,lnter bieien llnitdnoen nit Ser
Wtoglicbfeit einer Nepolte, penn Der
arieg lange genug anbaIt. Cine rea=
liltilhere glniift lit iebnd) bic, oa6
cine Nepollttion, Sic slln 5tur5 bes
fnid)iltiieben Hegilnes Nnliolinis fiibs
rem fonnte, nur Damn Nuslidt -auf