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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
So,225 ADDED TO
THE WAR LOAN
DRIVE BY PATRONS

The War Bond Rally staged by
the Gem Theatre last week re-
suited in the sale Of lis bonds,
amounting to $9,225.
The rally was staged as part
of the Negro Division of the
County War Bond Campaign, and
plans are already in the making
to make mammoth contributions
to the effort in the 9Th War Loan
Drive by the Division with the
cooperation Of the management.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
K & D's OF TABOR
TO HOLD SESSION

The Knights and Daughters of
Tabor will hold their Sixty
First Grand Session in the USO
Building, 9th and State Streets,
Little Rock, July II, (Third
Tuesday,. Only one day session
All c. M. S. H. P. S. and Q. M. S
are asked to be present at $3.50
a. m. Sir P. M. Morgan, c, G. S,
Sir. C, H. Evans, c. G. NJ, Dau-
ghter Maggie Cannon, G. H. P.
Daughter Ella Dickey, c. G. R.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Miss Simmie Davenport Of
Pine Bluff spent the weekend
in Portland. Mrs. Blanche
Sharp and her two children spent
the week end in Portland visit
ing relatives and friends, Mrs.
Matte Laws went to Dermott
last week on business. Earl
Offerd and Rosco King are here
on a 30-day Through. Mr.,
and Mrs, Lucious Taylor Of
Chicago are here visiting friends
and relatives. Mrs Mary Daven-
port and Miss Elma Warren were
IN Portland Sunday. w. D.
Cardor is home visiting friends
and relatives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

MRS. AUSTINE WILLIAMS,
popular beauty culturist and
church worker, led all Of the con-
testants in this annual event
sponsored by the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service to de-
termine the most popular worker
in Wesley Chapel Methodist
Church and the Society. The
contest was indeed a hot and
enthusiastic one and tested the
money-raising ability of the
three participants; namely The
Go-Getters, Lend-A Hand, and
the Pleasant Hour Circles.
Mrs. Williams led with 100000,
with the other circles raising
100000 and $4,000 respectively.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

The wood for an ordinary kitchen
match must be seasoned for a year.
After the wood Is cut into splints
the head Is fashioned from about 100
chemicals and elements, After that
the matches must be packaged and
shipped to retailers, yet manufac.
turing methods are 50 efficient that
The rcta'l cost tn the consumer -
1rouad lIi2 ~ . cont per match
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

We wish to extend our heart
felt and sincere appreciation for
the many acts Of kindness, atten-
ton, assistance, messages of
sympathy and the many beauu-
full ilorals we received during
the illness and death of our
father and husband, Mr.. II. X,
Whatley
Signed Mrs. Eliza Whatley, wife.
Lewis and Jhon Whatley
sons.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

E. D. Atkins of 235 w 18th St,
has remodeled his home by add
ing a bedroom and modern kit
chen. Pfc. Aaron SoWell, bro
ther of Mrs. Naomi Hendrix Of
233 w. II ST. is home on a 30
day furlough after serving 8
months overseas. He was very
glad to see his wife, and his baby
whom he had never seen. His
big aim now, he says, is to kill
all the Japs on his return to the
Pacific, Mrs. Myra Bell Pitt
man left July 4 for Cincinnati,
Ohio, where she plans to spend
the summer. t.. The Miller Coun-
ty teachers have been granted
an extension school here for
work on college credits by the
State Department of Education
through the county supervisor,
Wallace Eley. There are 10 tea
chers taking the course, =. MT
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev.
j, A. Wilder, pastor. Sunday
school was held at the usual
hour. Scripture reading, Psalm
81 by Rev. Wilson, pastor of St.
Rest, Ashdown. Sermon by the
pastor; subject, THE Righteous
Seek Peace Text, Gen. 1873.
The queen drive closed July 8
and ice cream and cake were
served after the coronation. .
The pastor, Sr. choir and mem
bers rendered service at the Oak
St. Baptist church, marking the
beginning of the second ami
versary of their pastor, Mrs.
Velma Smith, who resides in
Rose Hill, has recently returned
from Tuskegee, Ala, where she
has been visiting her son, James,
who is in service there. While
there she had the honor of pin
ming his wings on, The pastor
of Sunset church, members and
the Jubilee chorus attended the
anniversary of Rev. A. l.. La
Beaux, pastor of Oak st. Baptist
Church on July 5 along with the
Polly Chapel Baptist church. The
pastor preached a soul-stlrring
sermon, and the chorus sang out
| of their souls. A special number
was dedicated to Pastor LaBeauX,
entitled IF | Can Just Make 1t
In" and was sung by Mrs. In
dester Moore and Mrs Wayne
B. Bate. $500 was raised by
the Sunset and. Polly Chapel of
/ ficers. Delegates were elected
to attend the Sunday School and
B. r, u. Congress from the Sun
set Sunday school and B, T. U.
at tive Zion Traveller Baptist
| Church, Clarksville, Texas.
I Fldridpe Mcneil. brother of our
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
FLORIDA SUPREME COURT
REVOKFS DEATH
SENTENCE OF NEGRO

Tallahassee, Fla The State
Supreme Court returned "a de-
cisIon today reversing the death
sentence imposed or Simon
Peter Taylor, convicted in the
killing of Deputy Sheriff Robert
Max Saure2. The Circuit Court
was ordered to enter a second
degree murder conviction replac-
ing that of first degree.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
THOUGHTFUL
SOLDIER

HOT SPRINGS - JUNIERS
TAYLOR, who is now serving his
country, but his duties are not
to interfere with his thoughts If
his mother, Mrs, Mary Taylog,
for young Taylor writes her
weekly.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

In loving memory of our dear
daughter and sister, Geraldine
Baker jarrett, who went away
July II, 1914, More and more
each day we miss YOU Friends
may think the wounds are heal
ed, Little do they know the sor-
row that lies within our hearts
concealed. Sadly missed by,
Mr.. j. c. Baker, ST., father,
Annie Wright,
Virginia Bert,
Cpl, Milton Baker,
Pfc. Hilton Baker,
Pfc j. c. Baker, j.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
Auto Makes

More than 1900 different makes Of
cars have been manufactured in the
United States since the birth OF the
industry.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

In loving memory OF our pre-
cious daughter and cousin, Bea-
rice Sawyer Shavers who pass
ed away 6 years ago. More and
more each day we miss you.
Friends may think the wound is
healed, but they little know the
sorrow that lies within our hearts
concealed, Sadly missed by,
Mr., and Mrs. j. /. Sawyer,
parents,
Leila S. Daniels, cousin
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13
Cabbage Seed

One pound of cabbage seed will
produce about 200, 900 pounds Of cab.
bage
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Toughens Liver
High heat or long cooking easily
toughens liver.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-13

Mrs. Sadie Davenport
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down our WaV
BY FRANCES SAMPSON

aeaA-a~aQN0Ga4 -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Faith Must Be Established on Law

There be re-esablished the authority Of law the
human life the security Of freedom and the
those three of faith in God and humanity.
There be authority universal respect for law
without absolute equality before the law of the highest and
powerful with the smallest and weakest
That formula should apply to nations vel to ndi-
viduas
If that is the foundation and the keystone the arch
o the proposed world security then oredoomed
collapse and it better to be created
The entrance of Stains Red armies Berlin will bring
wide Europe Of them
historic it has been somewhat overshadowed
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Won Wiegand Says.
Stain Reaps the Major Fruits
Of Allies Victory in Europe
Won Wieeand Says:
BY KARL III. Won WIEGAND
Dean Of American Foreign Correspondents
Nri,i.. I..z...Ix tar iA. u..r.i A...n.n...

MADRID, Spain, April 2S-The Red armies
are in Berlin.
Marshal Stain, from Asia, and absolute die
tator of totalitarian, Communist, imperiast Soviet
Russia, has won for his country the major fruits
Of Allied victory in World War II.
That can boldly be stated without fear Of con-
tradction
The Red Napoleon of the East is making all
peoples in the West that fact even though they
did not want to see it.
Stain, the Asiatic, has outmaneuvered and out
played the statesmen of America and the British
Empire.
Stain, the of Tartar shoemaker has fulfilled the
2OO-year-old dreams of the Russian
The territorial frontiers of Soviet Russia extend
to the very center of the European continent
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
World Divided Into Class Groups

would be that Of the Big Five whose might right
smaller who expected believe and
upon their moral strength and in justice and the world
Of pariah Germany and Japan.
would be divided into world Of democracy
and a world OF toalarian Soviet communism.
They would also be divided world Of religion and
1lorld Of atheism.
The belief that the untouchable' five will forever keep
themselves because they big and mighty and
will against smaller and weaker neghbor
Of their high moral principles and ethics has
chhness and has basis in human nature and
support in history.
The best proof OF that is Poland and Romana.
well nigh nconceivable 10 think that the smaller
assembled in San Francisco Of their voon will forge
handouts their wrists and egrons their ankles permit
forged they become victims of
on the part Of the unshackled five big fellows.
against matter how wrapped in
fowery legalistic phraseoogy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Neighborhood Work
Topic Of Meetings

Speakers from the Citizens
Housing and Planning Council Of
Detroit viii talk on What You
as Citizen Can DO for Your
Neighborhood Al meetings IN
four public library branches Tues
day al $ p. m.
The branches are the Bowen
364S w, Vernon, Parkman. l766
Oakman; Roger Williams, 2OS45
Fenkell, and Utley, 1926 Wood
ward
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Master of All He Surveys

T The frontiers of Soviet communism are not halted
there
Berlin Vienna, Koenigsberg, Stettin and Warsaw are
In Stains hands.
Stain is the master of the Baltic Sea.
In the north he stands the Atlantic in Norway.
In the south his PanSlav vceroy ally Tito is attack
Ing Fume the Adriac and with the support Of Moscow
Is demanding Trieste.
In Ankaa Stain is demanding that Turkey surrender the
keys to the Turkish Bophorus and the Dadanees and take
her sovereign locks off those straits.
1t is something like demanding that America give up her
sovereignty and military control of the Panama Canal
In Stains Red bag Finland Poland Romania Hungary,
Bulgara Yugosava CzechoSovaka the three former free
independent republics of Lthuana Estonia and
Austria and half OF Germany.
il is truly good bag for
Napoleon could show nothing like il.
From his Red army outposts northern Norway TO the
Behrng Strait within sight Of Alaska Vadivostok
the Pacific, Stains realm extends than 5000 miles
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Greatest Empire in 700 Years

There has been nothing like it since the Roman Empire Of
Julius Caesar 1000 years ago and the Mongo Tartar empire
of Genghis Khan in the thirteenth century
II s scarcely beevabe that this the objective aim and
ultimate goal of American and British craftsmanship
The astounding lack Of vision and foresight in statesman
ship and the gevous mscacuaons in the political strategy
those who wanted rmap and reoganze the world brought
this about
For 16 months have consistently pointed the certainty
Of the the that being pursued
the part Of the world picture that confronts the
which other expected
Soviet Russia her bag AT the time being
unable prevent the addition Of other mpeasc Russian
gains Stains realm Of the Big Five untouch
ables' in aggressons il might take
Oaks plan Of the late President Roose
congress Of nations San Francisco would create three
worlds OF ineaualy-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
New Dictatorship Rides in Saddle

is Of the greatest paradoxes and saddest
that in striving in this establish democracy
with its freedoms Europe have seamoered the
Soviet communism and her unfreedoms. And aiming
stroy two NazFascs arbitrary dcatoa systems and
achieved the elevation world another
greater and stronger, absolute dictatorship system
That should go far TO explain Moscows actions in Poland
Romania and Hungary.
The Kremin Europe Of private and propertyless
Communists since Of private property any
influences the political thought Of such against
munsm and Communist Soviet Russia.
That makes the pattern clear.
The conflict between those worlds, fundamentally
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
YaIta Conference Suffers by Report

The assertion that it part Of the in
Crmean Roosevelt Churchill
created little and seemed to inject sinister note
into the Yaa declaration.
spearhead Of Esenhowers First Army
with the Red army
central Germany widely separated worlds and looked
each others eyes in the pivotal of the European
continent They understood another at all.
Symbolcaly, significant than the entrance Of
the Red armies into Berlin.
the beginning Of the last phase Of the against
Naz Germany which America Britain and Soviet Russia
associates
That meeting too, the beginning Of a conflict for
the Europe between the worlds
and the dictatorship the East and the democ
racy ndivduasm freedom and private property rights Of the
West
With death despair destruction devastation unemployment,
hunger and disease its active communism and
socialism have advantage democracy the
Allied armies and material had the wehrmach
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Wayne 10 Conduct
Consumer Education

a new series in the field OF
consumer education Will be started
by the Wayne University Labor
Program. starting Monday AZ Z
p. m. IN room 607, Holman Build
ing. 2539 Woodward.
The course. which Will be given
on six consecutiNes Mondays. Will
be conducted by Cecil Galley.
president of UAW-CIO Local 35l
and chairman Of price panel board
81 OPA
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Not So
Pilot Can Reassure
Parents on Wound

EAST RUTHERFORD. ". J..
April % GNS)-It fell To the
lot OF 1t. Henry Hook Jr. today
TO inform his parents that he
wasn't wounded as badly as the
war department said.
Hook, P-3S pilot home on
leave from the Philippines.
opened a telegram addressed to
his parents which advised them
that he had been wounded in
action"
1t. Hook said that the war de-
partment apparently gave more
Importance 10 head injury he
suffered month ago than he
himself did.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

blurred Europe by the sensational Drew Pearson aega
dispatches York and Washington
Roosevelt had given Gen Eisenhower orders hold back
American forces the Red should be the first
Berlin thus giving Stain the fame and prestige and Soviet
glory, history taking the German capital
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

so NUIRITloUsl Allsweet the finer tasting
garine is highly nutritious food. Enriched with
Vitamin A, you can depend on at least 5000 units
per pound, in winter as well as summer And
Allsweet is fine source of food energy. You know
how youngsters burn up energy. Spread their
bread thick with Allsweet-it supplies fuel for
active little bodies Delicious Allsweet is 80 popu-
lar your dealer sometimes may not have it. But
always ask for Allsweet first.
Your first duty to your soUnfry: sUY WAR BoNDs
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Brftto1 Woo0S unn
"9obs" mach ort1r krirQf

9iobltoflcn nnO Jertigluare!,, Die bei
lms iii llngeniigcnocr Menge uprban.
0eH iino.
slber uiele Yrohlene lteben einenl
gei.,nocn Weltban0el I'M &egc - be
ionOers Die Graee Der Mabrungs
furie uno nie ser internatioualell ,si,.
Dsltierlmgeu. lin bieie YrobIeme gu
l0ien. perlanlmelten iid) inn Suli194I
Oie Gertreter BON Al Sereinten l,ub
luiicrten gtatione1l III Yrettp!l
.2opOs.
Eieie aonierems iuabie s.pei Npr-
iblige: oie Sd,afiltlg eines Silter-
aatiolalelt Ionos; ulo Gle Grrid).
tlnaa eiuer Snternatiul,alen 8ant
iiir ySicoerai,ibau u1o slusbau.
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le rrie Die Mhpertung aus &onfur.
ren5griinoen, 9lod nno nieliad)e ar
oerc @dbrllngen, hiIuterale Clear
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baben iriiber iold,e 9iegul;erl,ugen
ibrer 8dDrungen l,nnlentlid, ii
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ihre Grporte ausspoebnen lmo sSnl-
porte cinsllArdtrfen. slbcr balb be.
gaanen Die meilten 2lnoer, lid) ict.
d)er Yiittel 81 beoienen. llnO Oas Ne
iultat iuar, bas iblieBiid Nieie He.
guLicrlmgel, Sen Weltbarocl erjtlsf
ten.
9Sein Der ,sono etabllcrt .pire
niiiiea Oie Ganoer, Die oaran tell!
ncbman cinen @clo. pOer Collar.
itatoarS fiir lore Wdbruugen ielt
ietsn mo iid, baran aebl.noen bal
ten. Iamt .peib scr meritauiih,
EroouSrut, Dab icin Gisidranf in
Werte bon 100 Collar, ser beute il
Msrifu boz merIfarli,iJc Eoicict IL
ltet, au1 ipciierbin 500 lno MIDI
plotlicD 800 Goieten foltet lpenl
CT midi 0en 0ollarpreis berabietei
lllro iiT onbei ielbli mn ieincu @c
1uinn prellel, tuil.
8e!ndB oes ,ltSonOs" nliiilcn ali.
Mltglicoeritaaten lire Ycitr1nflil
S6lm6 alli Seite 6.
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Kci,,,,,,,niite,,.Sica II,
,finitloitNs wabl'

6aliinsti. Gie Gilberila Sinte cc
sleIte einen entideioenbeu Sieg IN
Iinnlunbs Sarlamentarahleu, bi>
ibr nuuG1ernb 80 Sise brad>ten, Ito
geJen Ole &onieroatlpe,l ipie Die 81
5ialoelnptraten betradtllGe Ierlultt
erlittcn.
Sie Mabl apuroe alipenlein als
3ured)tipeiii,ug iiir ieiic bstradyteI
Die beruntlportlh lparen iiir Die So
litlf. .peld,e sSinnlal!o i'm arieg mi
GnBlunD 10 ldnpere Spier uufbiir.
betc, lln nls Gertrnuenspoium iii.
Die iuenigelL Die Dem BiinOnis nit
GeutI1lanb opponierten.
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Gr.f frc,,,ier -.
ElcyN Gecroe tot
SIN 81. Sebcnsjabr geitorbcn.

Sonopu. Carl Inuio glopo George
Der beDeutcnOlle ocr yGlteren Staats.
Illunner", oes 0ritenrsihes, Gllg.
lambs Yrcn,ierlnilliiter in ser 3eil
DeS stllen ySeltfricaes, nerihieo ii,
Ieinem Seinl ir 9fe,ppH-o CLAMPS.
tullo,up. Gr bate nul II. Sauua:
Oas 50. Scbcnaiobr puuenoet.
\ Mnl %. Cftober 1913 beiratete c,
leine nnl, 5Silbrige Sefreturin s. =
.SteueE'on. Die 80 Sabre lang ieiue
Setretarnl srur. Seine erlte ssran III
am 70. ,sanuar 1912 i'm Mlter DO!
a SabreE aelInrbeu,
SlopO Georges 900 li6t uon SCI,
.9roben Sier' Scr Scrlaiaer Isrir
oensfpnlerel5 - cs !par,n CT iclber
@iliun, Glemenscau lno Srlanoo,-
Den ebemalisen italienlittcn ltiui
lterprtiiiocnten Orlando ais einsigel
l(eberlebenocn iibrig. ....
Hlopb @co:gc lpnr cin Yi6erolel
iulO muroe n,andunaI ais Haoifalel
beseldjnet. Sein grobes Hilien per
anlaBte iMll uuldblid, Der 8runo
lreinlesuHg Der SeIientlld)eil 8iblic
tbef IN GleDelanO in 1926, su SCI
CT elnJelabeN ipar, 81 erfldren, Ooi
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SOlferbuHo l,nO iaate Sen Slueitel
Melttricg i'm 3liamnlenbang oam;
In oieiem Sabre poraus.
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nll'fralcn l!il0 III DEM Chaos 9lnb1n-
gar i.llhell, nit Dem Die 9asls inn
Nahtrlcgseuropa remnen. Sic
Suiptallfgabe miro lein, einen Sell
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sllllleriell 81 treiben. ,sluagebilocte
fa5l-Sabotelre meroen lid, GiniluB
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Der offentliden Nieilm,na, ipiric aui
allen 8ebieten oes offentlihen Sc.
bens iu ptrld,afIcn litden Durd,
orc per'hicociliten Srits, unb bein,-
hers III neutrality-suspicious.
lplc oenl Hotelr arcus lino oen moe.
relt orIeItiidltlid) lulpolitild,en &0r,
psrId)alten. Wie es beiBt, ilro pcr.
laBllde 9tdsls lpgar IN @on5enira-
tIpn@leHer geltrdt iporbell, llt lie nit
elncm ~slntina5i slibi" ,,l ueriebcr.
Mll Dies lit sriinolic, aeplant irno nit
Hlelen'lulllelt fil1anSIert ipcrOeil,
Die IN neHtraleit SnnNeru in lold) &c
Dcllller &etle uiltcrgebradJt ,poroen
lino, baB il)re Gntoedimg 1ilBerit
'dpplerlg iein biirite," iibrt Dos
Sdapel5er Slatt fort yaugeiid)is Of
les oe'Rn tam innn onrd)aus bon
elmer nelien Ne!tperidaporung oes
observation-disclosures lpred)ct mb in
hieien Sidlt erfldrt lidl ulleroings
Der yiOeritano ser 9sa5is. Genn Don
oie'em @eiidtspllMt gelehen Icbnt
It'd riir lie bie 8erteioigung jcoer
Staot, ieoes ssa,Blauies, ieoes Ge-
biras5ilges. Non oielem 0eiid)ts
punt geIebeu bient Sic 3erltor,ng
0eutiNlanns ibren llreigeniten
:}luedelr, ocIln lie DerpfIihtct ia nidjt
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aueil oicie beriuden rniilien, ,pieber
gepronete 3uitalaoe her5nitellen. 9fus
oieeln 6runoc ipielen bel.te Ole ssas
5la Die .anrte bes GbaoS" aus nno
es lit non eluoruner 8eoeutuns, oieies
Spiel red)t5eitig auiAloeden nnS
redt3eitig @esenmnf,,abmcn 3u trei-
fen."
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Krie9 Il, Kar,e

NeitiroEt. Yfitiidc 5anfs trcibe,l
n0rolid Der Hubr III ons ilmere
G,utlhlano. Iie a. Sant 0ipiiie!,
lit bcreits bis @iir5h.lrs onrhar-
orunsen. Sic Ieutihen lcilteien bis
Der feiuen seidlloiienen ssioeritanS.
so Mia. Gei,tidR trciben iih bintec
Sen Oeiltid)en Jrontcn lprum llno ru-
ieu Seriuirrung f)eropr.
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Oct lidl lm Noroeit in Sall5is inS
NSenia; im Sii0en baben iie ein,
grpBe SffeuilOe gcgen &icn pr1iine:
llnb beIinoe' lief lnn npd Il Meileil
Dor Niell.
Ya5iiit. Gie S,lR! MputJus, ppi-
'fen Sofllola nlo Sapan gelegen,
miro idnuer bonbaraiert. Cie ssapa-
lcr griiiel1 ubrr bie Staot Gebu olii
Der Ehilippinen an
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Ole @roBitaotbeu0lf in MuBlaGr
geiuobnlid, nit oet uerbGltnism1iGg
9roBten Sdauieriofeiten in ocn Gr-
r1brrngsptrD1ltniIien perbunoen.
I'm 10 angenebmer emplinhen Sic
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in iold)en Idoen obne &atiouierunss.
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man ons nOtiee aleilwelS binIegeu
fann uro bicaauitdtigteit ,uiro ourt5
elm Tabnttipiten er.nuntert, oas oea
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@iiitunssarbeiterE einen ioihen bon
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un0 Neutcn 9elpiiier anoercr @rup
pen einet iold)eil bon 10 bis 50 Yrr.
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ten Darunterecgdngen.
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