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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Sweany, of
Yazoo City, were visitors here last
week
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

and prepared in the same proper
ton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Will and Tom Renacker have re-
turned from Winfield, Ala, where
they visited Buddy Renacker, USN,
home on leave after ten months in
the Pacific. They report that Buddy
has seen plenty of action in the
navy, having participated in ten ma
jor campaigns.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

iting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Birmingham.
Friends of w. S. Kicks will be in
terested to know his mother receiv-
ed a letter from him in Germany
recently saying he was getting along
fine. He is a paratrooper and recent
ly received the infantry combat
badge for service in Belgium.
Miss Edwina Martin, of Natchez,
and Mrs. A.. B. Mansell and children,
of Canton, are spending a few days
| with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Martin.
S. r. King was a business visitor
in Lexington Tuesday.
Dopey Downer and Abe Martin
were Lexington visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maxwell were
visitors here Monday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. ]. w. Maxwell
to Kosciusko that afternoon to at
tend the Carpenter funeral.
Mrs. j. w. Norwood has returned
from a visit with her mother in
Indianapolis, Ind. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Hazel Ep-
Ter.
Mrs. l.. c. Lipsey spent the week
END recently with Miss Eta Atwell
at MSCW, Columbus.
Friends of Mrs. George Downer
will regret to learn she is confined
in the hospital in Greenwood, where
she recently underwent an appen-
dectomy.
Miss Ruth Howard will represent
the Durant Chapter of the UDC al
the annual state convention in Jack
son May Ia at the Robert E. Lee
! Hotel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Mrs. E. F. Bremen returned to he
home in Memphis Tuesday after Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Birmingham
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Miss Martha Lou Kicks will arrive
home this week from Memphis to
spend a weeks vacation. 1t. Milton
MacBride, of Monharset, N. Y, a
patient at Kennedy Hospital, will
spend the weekend here as a guest
in the Kicks home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Love and
Robert Yancey, went to Camp Shell
by Tuesday to bring Sgt. Marcus
Love, Jr., home. He has been in
Italy since last fall with the Army
Air Forces and has completed fifty
missions as a bombardier. His many
friends are glad to welcome him
home and see him looking so well.
Mrs. Joe York, Jr., has accepted a
position in the chancery clerks Of
flee in Yazoo City.
Mrs. G. B. Ramsey has gone to
Starkville to visit her son and fam
lily.
Mrs. M. D. Baine, Mrs. w. E. Nc
Cune, Mrs. c. A. Doster and Mrs.
]. M. Howard attended the 5th dis
trict meeting Of the Mississippi Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in Jackson
this week.
Mrs. Morris Phillips and Miss
Catherine Calender were Jackson
visitors last week.
Mrs. Harvey Campbell and chill
dren and Miss Sara Thomas of West,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Field.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Drane, Jr.
and Thomas Walton spent the week
end here. Friends of G. w, will be
interested to know he reports fol-
induction in the armed forces al
Camp Shelby next month.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

Mrs. Glazier Montgomery and
Ann, of MSCW, were visitors here
Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26

S. r. King was a business visito'
in Lexington Tuesday.
Evening star., 1945-10-26
ON THE AIR TONIGHT.

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
WMAL, tbs - Raymond Swing
reads statement by DR.. Albert Elm
stein on atomic energy.
WTOP, 7:30-Bob Burns visits.
VOL, 8:30-The story of Philo T.
Farnsworth and television..
WTOP, 8:30-Pianist frankie earle
guests.
WMAL, 10:00-A 10-round bout be-
tween Lightweights Cleo Shans and
Humberto ZaYala.
Evening star., 1945-10-26

VOL, 10:00-Walter Reuther and
H. w. Aud discuss 1.-THE CIO VS.
General Motors"
WRC, 1000 Anthony Boucher's
Halloween murder story, "The Ghost
With the Gun"
WMAL, 10:30 - Prizedghter Abe
Simon, who once fought Joe Louis,
discusses the forthcoming Louis
Conn match.
VOL. :30-Secretary of War
Evening star., 1945-10-26

Patterson is quizzed on compulsory
military training and the unified
command issues by Newsmen Mark
Watson, Warren Francis, Bert An
drews and Kenneth Crawford.
WRC, 10:30-Cab Galloway talks
about deep-sea fishing with Bill
Stern.
WTOP, 10:30-Jack Benny and his
gang fill in for Danny Kaye tonight.
WRC, 11:30-First in a four part
Idramatization of "Huckleberry Finn"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
Returned Flyer Is
Visiting Parents

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
AURORA-EGLON


The New Year presented tins area
with new, white. fluffy bIankot-so
fluffy indeed that the strong WINDS
very soon heaped 1t nigh IN many
places. Many byroadS were yet impas-
sable from last years allotment.
Pvt. Ellis Ieets, who has been over
seas for some time, came home Christ
mas morning TO be with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, ". L. Ieets, Of near
Eglon, on 2l-day Through.
}. NJ. Conn, OF Mountain Top, was
patient IN an hlknS hospital a te"
days last week
John Judy, Of near Horse Shoe Run,
was taken on Wednesday to PhjIlppl
hospital where he received treatment,
after which he was able to return to
his home.
Mrs. John 7. Fike returned last
week to her home near EgIon from
PhiIlppl hospital, where she had been
surgical patient following a fall,
in which she received a badly frac-
tured foot. She remains bedfast with
her foot IN cast, but apparently is
recovering nicely.
Dwight Arnett, Of Amboy, driver Of
school bus, was able to resume work
this week after prolonged illness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Third Street. Oakland

Service Saturday evening at 1880
over public address system. Sunday;
Sunday school at o'clock, preaching
at and 1880. Young peoples meeting
at O'Clock, conducted by Mrs. Stanley
Ashby.
Tuesday: Prayer meeting at 1880
p. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
.IFE OF VIM. A. Hustler

pa $50 A''''i' ~ ~ 90 NlNNLNN ia
1888 to q full term Of fifteen years.
Capper Becomes Associate
Under the court change amendment,
Walter c. Capper, of Cumberland, ap-
pointed by the governor in April as
chief Judge TO succeed D. Lindley
Sloan, retired. becomes associate
judge Of the circuit. He was sworn in
Saturday following the arrival Of his
commission from Annapolis Chief
Judge Hustler is not required to take
the oath Of office.
BY reason of adoption Of the court
amendment to the state Constitution,
circuits are maintained as at present
constituted. but the change in titles
came about because the law provides
that the senior judge automatically
becomes chief judge. Provision also
is made for the appointment of an
additional associate judge.
Joseph D. Mish, Of Hagerstown, at
present associate judge Of the cir
cult, will automatically become chief
Judge when the present chief reaches
the retirement age.
Born In Bedford County. Pa.
Born in Cumberland Valley, Bed
lord county, Pa. son of William
GoIo HuSter ana Rebecca HIte Hus-
le"' Chie1 Judge Hustler started out
IN MS youth as blacksmith at Cen
,e,FlIIe' a. "here ne grew up with
'ohn OepAaft' lie attended the Cen
lclFlIIe School and worked IN the
oiaeASmith shop when not at school.
AFTER attending the summer normal
Schoo. at S1heIlSburg, Pa, he taught
|c'ooI m the valley OF the nelghbor-
Aooo Oh ms nome Tor tour winters.
ne Ihen went TO OonnellSVllIe, Pa,
ana went 10 WORK Tor the Baltimore
ana ONO RaiIro2d as clerk where he
remained Tor seven years
'o'Ig 10 Cumberland N 1908 Judge
iuSlef entered the law offices OF d.
LInlItE 9l'an ana David A. Roob as
S'"u'". an" I"Ief TOOK law course
81 ''-' !, INV tl7'Iy OF A"fyIahd.
-A"ml''eo 10 bar In 1917
A"In.I''" 10 the AIIegany County
D@I hec'''"eF Il I9i0' Judge HuS-
Ter opened on once IN Cumberland
'oI ''' P'"'0iee OF ms pfoIeSsioh' but
men inc wal win Mexico came on ne
ans " ere" 'iIe local hiiilIla 1IfSt call
-oF volunteers by ehIIStlng as pm
lalc III Company u. FlfSt Maryland
l'eR'I"'H'' "nIth unit was then Delng
recruited TO IuH war strength.
ne maryland regiment mootized
ana Went INTO camp at Laurel Nd
June 49, I9I0' ana IN snort time
was ofoeftd TO the Mexican border
ana went 10 Eagle FasS, Texas, to 90
guard oulE' Where 1t renamed until
loe trouble was over end Company G
Hao I't'fn'o TO maryland and to ITS
barracks m CumoefLand'
But HUster dId not return as a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
Traffic Safety Slogan For Week
after the wreck comes the reckon
ing. Drive carefully"

The submarine Seawolf scourge of
Jap shipping in far Pacific, is overdue
and has been given up for lost. 1t was
the 34th u. S. sub lost during the war
from all causes.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
FRIENDSVILLE

w. S. c. S. Entertained
Mrs. VERNE Dewitt entertained the
members Of the Hoyes Woman's Soci-
ETY. Of Christian Service at her home
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04

A potato shortage was threatened,
according to a Washington bureau.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
With Our Men
In The Service

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04

First Lieut.. Foster 0. Speicher, who
is stationed with the quartermaster
corps at a depot for \ prisoner of
war camp, Jeffersonville, Indiana, is
spending a ten-day furlough here with
his wife and daughter They visited
their relatives at Grantsville on Sun
day and spent Wednesday in Cumber-
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04
Receives Commission

DecOrSey +. Bolden. naval air
cadet was graduated with a group Of
flyers at Corpus Christi, Texas. on
December p. and has been commits
stoned as an ensign in the us. Navy
air force. He will be given a fifteen
day leave soon to spend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Emroy Bolden.
before being transferred to a point in
Florida for roassignment.
49,
John Stevenson, radio tcchnician,
stationed in Washington d. C., with
the us. Navy, spent the weekend
here with his wife and children.
Burl T. Wiley, of Grantsvillc, has
been promoted from a private to ser-
geant, it has been learned from let
ter recently received by his sister.
Mrs May Miller He has been serving
in the European theater Of war since
August, 1914. SGT. Wiley was gradu-
atcd from Grantsville High school in
1911.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-01-04

Two Oakland men in service have
gotten together in France for a brief
visit, their parents here have learned.
James J. Helbig, yeoman first class,
on the staff Of the commander Of T..
S. Naval forces in France, and Cor
poral Joseph limbaugh, with a mcdi-
cal detachment, somewhere in France,
met recently. They are sons Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph E. Helbig and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph IIinebaugh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12
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Bei ser ameritanii6en 8. Mrmee.
= Soblen in Scr Ndbe bon 8alfen.
,urg in &ollano, Die bereits bon
,em &cere Gaiars 5ur Mufbespdbrung
ron 0orrGten pertpanot tpurSen. .iino
iebt bon ser 1O2. Otniiion fiir Den
,leiden 3rped iibernommea tporocn.
Die gtappe ser Dipiiion, oie I'M.
Ter Dem Wamen S5arf 0ipiiion be.
fannt it, bat 0uartiere unb 8or.
ratslaeer in sen 3uIfb0blen einge.
ri6tet. oie 6ie De,,tihen au elmer
Hafeteubonlbenfabrif aus9ebaut bat
ten unb in oenen uneefdbr BON so
Dor gbriiti @eburt Biz gum Sabre
400 rSmiid)e @arniionstruppen un-
tergebrnd)t moren.
0e,itnant 2ouis s. Dunfortb,
800 Harf Mpe., gee,p gorf, fiibrte
lns in einem Sep our1 Tunnels.
oeren 8eiamtlGnge 67 MeiIen be,
trGgt. Ct ia9te, es lei genug Malnl
porbon6en, um bie 8orr1te Don Is
Oibtiionen unteraTbringen. Dam
.fortb uno 0eutnant Sobn g. Bromn
aus Miiiouri ii,pS fir ale perionIide
&abe un0 fir @eeieruneseigentl,n,
peronttuortlid). oos BON sen Sol6a.
en- Der 1O2. Diuiion ni@t nit an
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12

Mieten alfeemeinen 3peden auge.
fiibrt ,pcrbel,, unb aud Scr 9robtc
5etl aller iibrtgen pcrmanentea
.8riegsipobnbal,ten" ehpa 10000
Ginbeitcn, lrirb out Iange 3eit un-
ierer gepolferune i'm Jrieoen sugute
fommeu. 8c,nu 10 aud, etlpa 10000
&duier. Die ab5umontlcren geben.
Bet Sem e6en @cnannten ban6clt ea
ii(1 UNI Wautcu, Die buuSesitaatlih
nit bonn @onereb berciteebaltenen
9 lOcrn ausgefiibrt tpurOen = obrr
!gcnau 10 gilt oies fir sic 100000
Gin" uuo Observation-Disclosures. Sic
uon Observation-Disclosures lm @abmcn
ocs Frogramm erbout ,purSen. unN
ltibt ,ulcst lueroen AUDI sic $50, 900
Gobnunecn, I'm sic anherc Struf-
lt.lren umJe6alt tul,raen. uld I'M
|6ricoen bemielbcn 3tued uno 3iel
|Dicnen: Oen 2ebensitanhoro nnleres
goifes bod,5ubalten. Sic Madirage
MIRO mad, ser Gemobiliiierilng, ,penn
|Dunoerttauienoe bon isrontfimpier,
|re6bauie fomnrcn uno ssamilien
'griin6en oter ibr ,Sarlil,cnlcben ipic.
Scr auiuebmen, beionoers tart iein
- uno r8ereit iein lit allcs": Die
NSN unO 6S9l baben bier lpabrlid)
multergiiltig poraciorst :.
Oas Nauprogramm Der ;sSN
nabert iid iett ieinem Gnoe, ubcr
audi icbt lit nit 6ilie bes @ar Yro.
ouction Boaro nod porgeiorgt, oab
brineen6en Hotltdnbcn audi .reiter=
bin a6sebolfen iperoen tann. llno
s1par 6aburdL baB in ii5eriiillteu
uirtidafts5entren aud ,peiter-
bin elm - tpenn aud belhrduftcs -
@altprogranm fortsefiibrt tperoea
miro. stb9eieben bapon. oab oies in
gtotlagen gbbilie ifafien uno @ob=
nungen bereititellen miro, miro DIES
audi oa5u oieuen. spenieitens Den
8ern ser 8auI uno 9a,,mnterialien.
inol.ltrie peiterbin in Betrieb 5u bal
ten unS oanlit in Sic Sage 81, periet-
gen, Sielen 8etrieb in Dem 9luee,.
|blid al,s3u6auen, in Dem naf Set
gleOerlase Geutidlanos mebr Ar;
beitstraite ul,b Materialien frei, &C.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12

bic 8font in 0eutidlanb senommen
lperoen fonnte.
Or. Garl Diepeu, ser Sefretar
Ser boaGno. 0ereinieung, Der oie
&0blen eeb0ren, ia9te, iie b6tten
ieit Sabrbuu0erten als Sdlupitpinfel
fiir 1liibtlinge geoient un0 ieien
itdnois ourh sic Gntnabme bon
8auiteinen pergr0bert ,poroen.
Or. 9iepen, ser nit Silie bon
Hot. Sarrp Sdppar3, 118 @eit 80.
st, SEEM Dorf, oils Dolmetiher
iprad, iaete, Die Oeutihen bdttcn
untcr ausniibung BON 3lpongsarbei-
tern bic S0blen perbenert uno uni
gebaut.
llnseidbr 1000 boIanoiid)e 3ipi-
liiten iudten ,pGbrerS ser oreitGai-
gen Sdludt INN @alfenburs gu.
fludt in Ser &6ble.
3Smiide aatatombeu madseabmt.
Gs gibt bier &0blen, sic sic
Oelttiden 81, elmer Bom6eniobrif
als9ebout batten~ uno aud aato.
ton1ben. Die BON boll1nSiiden Qa.
fboliten nod 0em r0miidjen 0orbilo
aus9ebaut ,puroen.
yiftungsanlagen. ianitGre Gin.
rtbtllngen uno 6l,,orei3en5. .Beleud)-
tllng, bon Den Ieutid,en oeid,nffpn
tpuroen fiir Sen arneritaniiden &C.
'brauh eingeridtet. Mud cine. @urte
oes per'pidelten 9unnelipitems uur.
be angefertiet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12

BOO 8reltSna6 - gs lit elm
Srauenlano, bas sic Yan3ertrup.
pen General Hattons in ser letten
Belt ourdquert baben. Die 1anfs
ilaben ein eiiernes Neb nm unse.
dblte StGbte unS Oorier eelest,
seren Ginpobner feline geIegenbeit
lattcn 81 ilieben, aber es ideinen
II lpeit iibertpiegenber 3abl 5ralen
II iein; elm paar 8reiie uno &na-
zen unterltreiden nur Die Nbtpeien-
cit Der oeutihen NGnner.
Mmerifaner gibt es in groBer
}abl. unb es gibt audi piele WGns
'er ,nter Sen auslGnoiihen Mrbei-
ern. Sic iif, in 2altautos ober audi
II Sui, in lpeiter binter Ser 5ront
'elegene Eager belpegen. Sunberte
moerer 9altuagen ellen burd oie
StraBen, in oenen oel,tide &riegs.
efansene abtransportiert meroen.
ie grobe Staubipolten l,no rat.
ole 1rauen 5llriidlaiien.
Oas lle6ereetpid)t Ser 6rauen
ourbe beionoers oeutli6. als cine
tbteilung ser M@t8 fiir5lih in Die.
en- ga5eort eintrai, oeiien 8epol.
'erunes5abl in normalen 3eiten
0.0O0 betrGgt. Die StraBen iparen
nit lhpeigenoen 1rauen geiiillt
ie Sen amerifaniiden 8ertebr beob'
abteten.
Mnbere idauten itarren 8lides
vi Die neueiten idmelenoen 1euer,
lie pon Wombenansriiien Der oeut-
den 0uikuaiie peruriadt waren.
sao &reu5nad) bate bereits lebr
inter oen Mngriifen Der alliierten
slue5euge uno Dem letten anltllElr
,er Yan5ertruppen gelitten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12

@or Elm padr SSsabren tpiiroe man
cine Staot, 5ie iid inn 9l,itano Ses
heutisen 3reu5nab befano. .iiir eins
hos suseridtete Staot eebalten ia.
Zen. Iber ipenn man. 8itburg.
Hriim, 8illid), Mapen unS bic on.
hcren Orte eeieben bat; oie i'm
Sfaoe Der britten Mrmee Iagen.
aann fat man suerit sen Ginbrud
BON Sen pielen SGuiern, sic jteben
geblieben iinS.
Der &ommanoant ser MWB,
Sauptman g. 81. 8ro,pn, id6ste,
COB nod ungeiGbr 10000 2eutr
hier iino, meiit 0rauen uno ainSer,
bon benen piele bon anoeren StGo.
ten bes 3beinlanbes epafuiert ma,
rem. gro,pn, Elm iriiberer sduI,
inipeftor, fauo, oab Sic Gurd)t 20:
ser 8eltapo INNER nod itorf lit.
Ter friiberes 8iirsermeiiter, ser bon
cen Nationalio5ialiiten abgeiett unr
ein9eiperrt iporoen mar. id)ien &C.
cignet, unter Der Wilit1rregierun1
Die 8ermaltlmg 81 iiibren. aber er
fonnte nid)t ba5u iiberreoet meroen
uno nanote elm. er jet 3u alt. Mber
trotoem miiiien Terlpalti,nssbeams
te. HoliSei uno 6euerwebrleute &c.
flnoen merSen, oie feline National-
io5ialiiten iino. ~
Giienbowers Proclamation: vWir
fonmen als 5ieger", plrOe an Oell
Mauern anseidlaaen. Sn ironi.
idem 0egeniab bier5u uno 3u 5e:
Gerpiiituns rinssunber nar Ser
leste Anid)lag Ser Nationalio5iali'
item: ~Mfit gutter 9aune miro ales
leif)ter. ssrobnlut miro mns 6urb-
helien." ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Clevs
land District Office of Price Ad-
ninistration on local stations DIR.
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, April is
at 400 p. m., VICAR, Cleveland
Your OPA,
Friday, April l3
at 1000 p. m, WHBC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, April IA
at II 100 a. m., WTAM, Cleveland
"OPA Question Box" Master Of
ceremonies, Richard p. Overmyer,
Board of Experts Samuel D.
katz, Food Enforcement Artor-
|ney; l.. w. Hurlbert. Head Res
taurant Section; c. c. Taylor,
Food Price Officer.
Saturday, April IA
at II :35 a. m., WTW Cleveland,
O. p. A. Farm News.
Saturday, April IA
at II As a. n., WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, April IA
at 4:45 p. m., WTAM, Cleveland,
Hasten the Day..
Monday through Friday
OPP Reror;sss."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-12
9eidriinfl,ngen biniibtIid ser Gro.

geidr1nfuneen biniidtlid Ser Gro.
BE, Gage ,,lp. ser Meuba,,ten tn,roe
gebaut = ilno fd)ncuer echaut bon
oieien gripotr,nternebnwrn nit 6il.
fe Ser GSM, als iraeno cine ein,elne
Steue bies bdtte t,,n fcnncn.
D&M lieb alrf oieie Weiie gan5c
StdOte IN 6orm bon 8rieaslieolun.
gen entitehen. Sic ,puroe oft fritiiiert
lllio angcgriffen, Ocm be, iolh einc:u
MicIenunterneblnem ,pnrcen aud
5ebler gemaht. Sier unt Sa ,puroen
Nelranlagen in 8eecnben geidaifcn,
oeren SnaniprudN,abme nod ourd)-
aus ,,teetpib mar. Sier ,lno oa tpur.
Sen audp ~Dormitories" ooer unoert
temporare Mnlangen erhout. Die ei-
ncs idonen Cages tpieoer obgeriiien
ncroen miiiien. slbcr i'm grobcu
&,nacn batte sS6A bod id,on bis
gum Suli 1914 rlnrb 500, ,OOOariegs-
toobnbartcn bereiteclteIlt uno
,,id)t Elm ein5iges buoon lpar in oie-
len &riegs3citen unentbeGrlid.
Gas pil5artiee Sod)lhieben oieier
Sieblunsen - falt einc ,uie sic on
Sere, ausllnbmslos, nidt nur aref.
mGBig. lonSern aud, arfitcftoniidj
,,nb lanSid,aftlif anmutig ,uo pal.
leltS - 5sigt unierer 0epolfcr,,ne
am beiten, tpel6 tpid,tiee ,,nS mir
funasuouc @affc oies i'm 0ampft
ami Sic Grbaltl,ng ,,niercr 3ipiliia-
ton urb unieres 2ebensItanSoros lit.
Cine @afie itberbies, sic uns al,d,
naf) Sem &ricge crbalten bleiben
unO Sann audi peiter oasu oienen
miro, uniere Sebensiorm hod)aubai.
ten. Genn pie geiogt, iueroen nl,r
Notwithstanding 1peniae tempor1rc
gauten 0ann apieeer abgeriiien tper.
ben miiiicn, unS ungleid) anoeren
6rieg gsnaifen, miro Damn alIo Sic
"@affc 8riesslieolllng" audi frieo-
lid,en slufsaben erbolten bleiben. 8.
g. apcroen $4,000 permanentc
Wchneinbeiten, Die NIT 8eloern er.
baut ipurben, Sic non Yorfrieesprc.
ieften sur @ebebl,ng bon glerSs,
quartisren a6ecstpeist luoroen tuaren
mad, cem &riege tpieoer su nieorigen