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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
EXPLAINS REVERSAL

He declared that in the latter
part OF 1914. when asked by 2
committee of the Joint chiefs Of
staff for his opinion he had eX-
pressed his favor for the merger
AT that time" he said "the
advantages claimed appeared 10
he attainable. and, without OPP
portunity for adequate study, |
expressed To the committee my
approval of single department.
With the passage of time.
and with greater war expert
enCe. ! must revise the forego-
ing statement. since l no longer
favor the single department
now believe that the theoretical
advantages Of such a merger are
unattainable. whereas the dis
advantages are so serious that il
il not acceptable.
HITS REORGANIZATION
Certainly. I'm our conduct OF
war. I can see no fault so grave
that only a drastic reorganiza-
ton can correct it-a reOrgani-
zation undertaken when many
other complex problems are
facing our country"
NlmItz declared that he wanted
10 make four main points in hi,
presentation TO The Senate com
mltteC.
The most important, he said
was his doubt that a single de-
par'ment would assist the adc
qudtc and efficient use Of sea
power
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Oakland Scouts Hunt
Thompson Death An

AK or cleaver. which was used 20
Kill the woman in one Of MIChl-
ganS most brutal crimes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
RENDEZVOUS REVEALED

II set a rendezvous off the ship
ping lanes north of Hawaii.
1t told the fleet. however. that
If Japanese-American negotiations
showed signs Of an amicable set
tlement before hostile action, was
begun, all forces would return to
their bases.
IngliS said the instructions were
carried out TO the letter. He said
the actual time for the attack was
set in an imperial naval ord q r
issued Dec, 2 Japanese time)
under instructions from imperial
general headquarters. From it he
quoted:
"The hostile actions against
the United States Of America
shall be commenced on De-
cember"' dec. 7 waiian
time).
Inglis said no copy of the order
was available Nor was there con-
elusive evidence I h a il consti-
tuted formal fixing of X-Day.
"ItS effect, however. IL clearly
equivalent to the final determi-
nation of N-Day," he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
S3,17I TO Sl6s

The Younpa JOINT bank account
Was reduced from So 3l74 IN De
comher. l9444i Az. 20 Sf6s fast juno
The total amount OF bonds ca>hci
md other moneys spent has not
been made public
Prosecutor Donald G. NoCgi'
said presentation Of the my >telN
witness would be IN support of
the states theory that Bellm OBJ
tanned considerable sums of
money IN addition 10 Mrs
Young Packard convertible
Bellm contends he paid Mrs
Young $3.50 cash for4thc car but
has failed 10 produce a receip,
tor such a payment
Bellm was returned 10 Oakland
County Jail after arrsIgnment
yesterday before Justice Of the
Peace Luther c. Green at Roch-
ester.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
PLANNED IN 1911

1nglis said il was reported that
a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor
IN the event of war with the
United States was conceived by
Yamamoto as early as January,
194l. -
He said il was studied with ap-
proval by war plans conference
al the naval war college in Tokyo
in September. 1871. That resulted
in subsequent issuance Of A com.
bined fleet top secret operations
order No. / d"
This operation order. which
included detailed plans for the
surprise attack on Pearl Harbor,
was promulgated To all feet and
task force commanders on 5
November. 1871" he testified.
Therefore, this date. S No
vember. 1871. II TO be regarded
as the date on which the plan
for the attack on Pearl Harbor
was completed"
IngliS said the imperial nay
picked a Sunday morning for the
attack because the l.. s. Fleet nor
mally would be in the harbor at
that time
lnGllS said the japanese decided
against attempting a landing on
Oahu because Of the "insuperaDle
loglstc problems.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
OPPOSES MERGER

Nimitz declared:
II am now convinced that
single department will not work
a. efficiently as two separate
departments have proved they
can work in producing the kinds
of forces required for modern
war.
Il am also convinced that the
merging Of the war and navy
departments into single de-
paTtment cannot help and may
hinder the adequate provision
and efficient use Of our sea
power
NimItz. who is expected 10 b'
The nayy'S next commander II
chief OF the fleet took the oc
caSion Of his appearance before
the senators 10 explain his OWL
reversal on the q ues estlon o.
whether or not TO consolidate tht
TWO services.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Ninnitz
10
Merger P| Ian

WASHINGTON, Nov. II
GNSD-Adm. Nimitz voiced
his determined opposition to-
day either to a merger of the
army and navy or the creation
Of an Independent air force.
Following Gen. Eisenhower as
witness before the Senate mill
tary affairs committee, Nlmltz
presented detailed arguments 10
support ms contention that the
two war arms should be retained
IS separate entities.
NImitZ presented testimony
hat appeared designed 10 rebut
the conventions of Gen Eisen-
hover
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
ORDINANCE NO.

Section 1859 G. C. of Ohio
GIVING CONSENT OF THE VILLAGE OR
CITY TO THE REMOVAL OF SNOW AND
ICE FROM ALL STATE AND FEDERAL
HIGHWAYS IN BLUFFTON UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF TIE DIRECTOR OF
HIGHWAYS,
WHEREAS, The Direcaor of Highways Is
considering the matter q snow and ice re-
m9val under his su9erviA Jon of the State or
Federal Highway fsl Inhibition
WHEREAS, fU) $. r. No. %; S. r. No.
l0S within this village lies in whole or partl
WHEREAS, 1t Is nropded TO remove snow
and Ice on said State Highway. or Federal
Highway into, within or Through the village
along the aforesaid State4or Federal Routes.
NOW. THEREFORE.
Be 1t Ordainah. BY the ICouncil of the Viii
lage or City of h4ngton, State of Ohio.
SECTION /: Tkn it 4 declared to be in
the public interest THAT fhe consent of said
village be. and such eonsent is hereby given
that said lU) 81 =. No. les: S. r. No. 103
above described MAY be cleaned Of snow and ice
under the supervision of the Director of High
WAYS.
SECTION 2: That the Clerk be. and he is
hereby directed to furnish the Director of
missioners of Allen County Ohio a certified
eonv of this ordinance Immediately upon the
taking effect thereof
SECTION 8: That this Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and after
the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed Sept 10, 1945
WA. HOWE. Mayor
Attest: W. o. Geiger. Clerk. %
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Rains Break Grip Of
Month Of Dry Weather
Concluded from page u

Concluded from page il
summer.
Grass fires remained a menace
for nearly three weeks of the long
dry spell, with the latest reported
blaze breaking out last week on the
Roy Rogers farm in Union town
ship.
Potato Crop Hurt
Prospects for good late potato
crop were blasted by the drought,
and last weeks rainfall arrived too
late to be of any material benefit.
However, this condition is reported
to be localized and state prospects
as whole are good.
Soy beans suffered some from the
drought, but last Saturdays rainfall
is believed to have done the crop
much good. Whether there will be
more rain in the immediate future
or continuation Of the drought
will go a long way toward determin-
ing how good a yield of soy beans
can be expected.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Mt. Cory

Mrs. Della Sponker and Peter Wal
harvey of Toledo and Mrs. Howard
Goodman of Melina, Ohio, Chester
Huber of Bluffton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Quimbly were Tuesday dinner guests
of Ruth Ghaster.
Howar dGoodman of Medina, Mrs.
Della Sponker, Peter Walharvey of
Toledo were callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Quimly Tuesday afternoon.
Chester Huber of Bluffton and Ruth
Ghaster, attended the Hancock county
Fair Wednesday.
Willard Kramer attended the K. P.
Lodge annual picnic at Hilty park,
Sunday. He also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Nonnamaker in Bluffton.
Ruth Ghaster and Chester Huber
were recent callers on Mrs. F. B.
Cherry of Findlay and Mrs. Ralph
Turner and Mrs. Emma Nusfahl all in
Findlay. They also called on Jimmie
Ghaster Sunday who is quite i'll.
June Fritz returned home Saturday
after visiting Betty Balister in Michi-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wolfrom return
ed home from vacation in the north
ern part of Michigan and Canada.
Seaman 1/c Gale Griffith spent a
few days with relatives here. He is
stationed at Great Lakes Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Willard
Kramer were callers Thursday even
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Jones.
Sara Guin of Chicago, H., is visit
ing Lu Motter, Mrs. Bessie Guin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Jones and
family of Orville, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Jones of Mt. Cory were recent dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jones and family near Bluffton.
Many friends and relatives from out
of town were here to attend the fun
|eral of James w. Renninger Saturday.
Those who were here: DR.. and Mrs.
Dwight King of Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Woolley and children of Lima,
DR.. and Mrs. Watkins of Leipsic, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Renninger of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. White spent a
two weeks vacation with their dau-
ghter in Trumble county.
A good many attended the Hancock
county fair last week.
There has been good many melons
destroyed by vandals around Mt. Cory
and the sheriff is on the lookout for
them.
The first Parent Teachers meeting
was held Tuesday evening in the Mt.
Cory high school. There was large
crowd and fine eats for everyone.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
News Cur GraritIffatlhiers Read
From Issue OF April q, 1910

Stauffer, Minnie Miller, Nellie kauff-
man, Elva Moser, Nettie Moser,
Corinne Kimmel, Louella Geiger,
Martha and Reigh Brandenburg.
DR.. Mosiman recently secured
control of the splendid archaeolithic
collection known as the George Ben
roth collection with the intention of
having it pass into the absolute
control of Bluffton College. The
collection consists of more than
1000 specimans of stone axes, ham,
mers, knives, polishers, scrapers,
pestils, arrowheads, ornaments, etc.
The arrowhead collection is consider
ed one of the most complete in ex-
istence. In addition to the imple-
ments of the stone age, copper and
iron age specimens are among the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

c0IlecIfOn. Al almost p1IIeEI Nkega-a
man OF copper Ak was included
with the vast assortment. Mr..
Benroth spent % years in making
the collection and sold it to the col
lege at figure far below its actual
value. Arrangements were made SO
that the collection would never leave
this community.
In the second ball game of the
season held at Lima the Bluffton
boys took a skinning from the Lima
in II inning game by a close score
of to 3. The boys playing at Lima
were Ralph West, Harley Spangler,
Hiram Althaus, Rufus Welty, Rus
sell Koontz, Homer Moser, Edmund
Hawk, Homer Geiger, and Harold
Woods.
Ephriam Amstutz was again elect
ed as school director for district
number 2.
Jacob Schnegg had runaway
while hauling coal from Bluffton
One of the horses was slightly in.
jured.
Walter Schaublin had the mis-.
fortune of having an So robe stoler
from his buggy while in town Satur,
day night.
Amos Steiner bought horse from
Sam Bixel at zoe per pound. The
deal will run better than $400.
L. S. SiddaIl sold his 16 acre tract
along the Northern Ohio track tc
the Bluffton Stone Company fo,
$4,000.
A surprise was perpetrated or
C. H. Sweet the occasion of his 47tf
birthday by the members anc
families of the o. B. Thrapp hay
baler gang.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
THE BLUFFIUN NEWS, bLIIT IOIS, UFfIU

islss martha nlfly nurse, or Uincfn-
natti, spent last week here wit with h reia-
tives.
Dr.. II. A. Eiswander entertained
the Putnam county Medical society
members and their wives at dinner at
the Witteborg, cafe, at Columbus
Grove one evening last week
Miss Dollie Bridenbaugh, won first
in the complete costume style revue,
given by Putnam county 4-H Club
recently at Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hilty spent
last week with friends in Canada.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Pandora

Jerry Burkholder is offering his
farm for sale east of Pandora; an
other farm just north of Pandora is
for sale.
Miss Margaret Hilty was home
from Findlay over the week end.
Mrs. Clara Light was i'll the past
week from having her tonsils remov-
ed.
The Hiram Krohn family enter
tanned Sunday evening in honor of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

was oo1e IN the ran OF 1913, at
cost OF approximately 5000. Cutting
a new channel was needed to elimin-
ate stagnant pools in the creek and
cause more rapid flow of water.
Plans were made in 1941 after
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
BlufftOn Sewage Dis
pOsal Question Com
ing Up Again
Concluded from page u

Concluded from page y
property holders from fling similar
court actions in the future, and
unless the stream pollution problem
is solved the door is open for an
unlimited number of damage suits.
Another provision in settlement of
the Locher and Huber suits brought
about dredging a mile of the creek
channel thru the two farms. This
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

The Bluffton girls basket ball
team will play an open game with
the Woman's Club basketball team
at Lima. Those expecting to play
including the substitutes are: Ruth
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1915

hing Of the two suits to hold a
special election in the spring OF I9az
to vote on the question of bonds for
a sewer system, but the matter had
to be dropped with the outbreak OF
war.
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451 Sycamore st., COLUMBUS 10, OHIO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-05-24

oernii11ftigeS MoB m 8ei6Gftig,1ng
fir oie 8oIter guropas, tpenn feline
eigene 8irti9aft nt9t Ietben ioII.
yeo6 ou5geiprofener ols Der mebr
politiih etligeitellte &ooieoelt f0rbert
oaber Brdlibent Srumon bic tpirt.
idoftli6e &ilfe, Die iein 2nno euro.
pa getDabren fonn.
vS6on iino Bldne ausgeorbettet,
uno man tpeiB genau, tpos 5uerit an
gobrung, an &oble uno an Gerfebrs-
mitteln 5lr 1iefern lit. Grit 1tod) Der
9egeIung oieier brtnge1t6iten Broble-
me miro Damn au9 iiber Die finan.
5ieIle 8cibiIfe 6tsfutiert peroen.
8aIbingtpn plant ferner aub, let,te
9otid>ofte1, @eIanotid)aften uno
&onlulate init beoel,teno mebr tpirts
i6oftltd) gel6ultem Berional gu Der.
Ieben, Inn bel Dem 8ieoeraufbaupro.
gromm @uropos mitbelfen 81 Ton.
men. 0o5 ShIoetport bes omerifani-
ifen autags lit efficiency, uno cie
realiltiI6en elmerttoner iino ltber,
Dab Die glsidbe efficiency au6 auf
Die fomncnoen 6rieoensol1fgaben an-
ge1panot DerOen fonn, mag es it9
habei I'M oen @ieoeraufbou bes po-
litlId)en lo5lolen ODER DirtIdaftliden
Seben5 GuropaS ban6eln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-05-24

er an Der 11ntperttdt Sretburg in Der
Sdtpei5 1tno in Wiin9et1J@ J@In0ba6 in
Oellti6larto 1rnb tpur6e 1911 IN 6er
Sdtpeia geneibt. gta6 Dubuque 5u.
riifgefebrI, Iebrte ct aund6It am So.
ras college, n1o6te 1917 tpeitere
Stuoien at Ser Gatbolic llnioerfttp,
lpuroe Johann nod einen lpeitere1t
Sabre am 2oras College 5uerIt
8forrer in 8Iuffton un6 bonn IN
5tocppille, big er 1881 als Bfarrer
in 3perSoiae ernonnt tpurbe. 9ie
feierli6en @gequien erfolgten ont
oorletten Wtitttpod.
Sal &iocr, Moii. - SS1 Der bie.
Iigen ct. MorD'S =&otbeorole erfolgt
am 9onnerstog, 7. Sunni, Die feter-
lt6e @infiibrung BON Nigr. Sanes
8. Gonnoqb als &oaoi1torbii9of BON
San &iper NIT Dem &e6t Der 8n9.
folge.
8aibinaton, 8. Is. - Gum Situ.
lorbii6of bon Bbocacaea luto No6-
folger DON 8ii6of S'Soro als Wilis
tdrptfar tuuroe ioeben Der 6o64p'ite
M1gr. @iliom st. MrnoIo erttannt.
Migr. 9lrnolO, Der ben Stang zines
@enernlnlaiorS in Der 8unoesornee
bot, reitgntcrte fiir3li6 als gbef Der
Mebrfapldne 1t1t6 tpuroe gum Stlfs.
8eneralinIpeftor ser Armee ernant1t.
Gidmono, So. - SSn 9lleraroriu
feierte man om Bfingftlonntog Ben
Observation-Disclosures Sabrestag Der
@ritrr6l1ng Der @t. Morie11,@emein"
De. Sic Blanc fir BEN 8a11 Der eriten
tatboliid)en Stride in Nleranbrio
1puroe1t ITS BEL elmer 8iirgerbers
iun1ntl11nJ ongeregt, on Der it6 u.
a. o116 George 8afbington beteiIig.
te, Der ielblt @eIo 5u Dem 8nufon6s
betIteuerte. Die Stride tpuroe unter
Dem BaItorot BON P. Sranci8 s.
Neole, ST., geba1lt, Ser ip1ter Der
erlte YrdltOt11t Der @eorgetNDntu u11'
terittat purbe. Nn Der Seier am
Sonntag bcteiligten it9 II. a. ou9
8ildof Beter Sreton BON &ibmono,
Der 6os Bontifttolonut bielt. Sic SeIt-
preoigt belt @eneroIotfar Wigr. SEQ
S. &Dan.
&om. - @eitorben tit Der bo6tp'>
Ite Sr. Bancratius @feiffer, S.D.S.,
@eneruliuperior Der Soloatorioner.
patres lett oreiBtg S5obren. @r mar
in 8apern geboren uno orei,ltr6itebs
gig Sabre alt, olS er in einenl @uto.
1nfon am 12. Neoi, Dem Geite ieines
ytanpnspatronS Bancratt1rs, tobli6e
Serlebungen er1iH, Die tags borouf
lei1ren SOB Eerbeifitbrten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-05-24

5ur aufga6e ietnes 2ebens eenu@t
bate.
S9on ont II. September 1866
tpuroe p. 8ontfaa 8irnmer bonn 81.
Stubl gum 4bt BON ct. 8in5en5 er'
nannt, uno feline @ritn61eng tpl1r6e
tells Die unntttelbore, tells Die ntit.
teIbare 0tutter bon ben itbrigen
fInf5ebn 8ene0iftinerubteten Der
amerifantiG .taifinenftlfen 8enebif-
tinerfongregation. 8eil ct. 8inaen5
oie erite 8eneotttinerabtei in Noro.
nmerifo iit, tptro ite a18 ols @r8ab.
tel betitelt, uno ibr Ibt beiBt gr5obt.
Sur gege11trartigen Ibtei geb0ren
bunoertite6en11nbied)5ig Brieiter, bret
5uboiofonen, neun1nooreiBig &leri-
fer, feds &lerifernobi5en, 0rei1t1o-
3pon3ig 9aienbriiber, 5tpei 9oienbrii.
oernopi5en ltro orei Oblaten, insge.
Ian1t 51Detb:ln6ertbreil1n0pier3ig Deits
gIieoer oe5 &loiters. (&alenoari1rm
fir oas SoGr 1945.) 0ie gegen1p6rs
tigen ied5ebn Ibteien Der ge11annten
&ongregatlon 5Gblen adtbunoert51pei-
unoled5ig Brieiter, 5tpeibunoertorei'
unooreiBiJ Slerifer, pierunoneun5ig
&lerifernooi5en, oreibunoert5tpeiunos
0reiBig 2alcnbriioer, einu1one11n5ig
9tooi5en fiir ben 2oieubruoerItano
uno tn5gelomt fiinf3ebnbunoertl1no-
pier GelIgio'en. = @r3abt Bonifu3
Wimmer Itarb om 8. De5etnber 1887.
ct. 8eneoitt (oer @eiegr1ete) bat ooS
Werf leine5 sroBen Sobnes 9onifo5
In Amerifu rei6lid gelegnet.
st. Peters-Bote'
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Amprtka unn npr
mtrhrraufhau Eurnpas

"Sn nltdtcr1er, tDpil9 amcrifoni=
lher MeiIe qebt nton in WalJington
berelts al EOS Broblem Der 8ieoer-
terltellun9 zines nr6 n1r unnGberno
normolen SehenS IN europa berGt1, "
idreibt red}t optiniltii6 Die i1reise,
ride ,galler gtotional5eitung'. uOie
reollltrl6 oenfenoen 9lmerifuner lino
IN tbrem el8enen 2anbe an oerartige
aurgoben Oes ,Wieoeraufbous' &C.
lpobnt, luelln 9lrrifone, ueber.
ltmenn1llngen uno ionltige getpol-
tlge ytoturtotaltropben l1ngebeuren
Sdmoen cnriften. @uf oiele g8etle
l1no Die Amerifoner lett langem auf
lhnelle uro reuliltil6e 8ieoeroltfbou-
arbe1t elnGrlteat, uno lie boben oenn
dud oon corn berein 3lpei Soupt-
quellen benannt, Ole our 8ebabilitie.
rlln9 Guroro5 Dtotcriol nno arGfte
sur Ser1llgl1ng Itellen iollen.
"Sn erlt9r Slnte miro 0euti6lono
oobel IN Weltgebenoem WoBe mit3u-
belten boben, l1ro es lit 3. 9. ourd-
aus gu ptrItcben, OaB man in 8aIb-
lngton oorarI beltebt, sur S4n6erung
Der mrt 9on1ben un6 0tinen rerIeud,
ten Sonoec unb Weeere guropas 6eut-
1be arbeitstrofte bernn3r3ieben. Die
5tpeite 9ollptquelle fir SEN 8ie6er.
autbou Guropu5 neroen aber Die
Sanoer Der lpeltlif}en SentilpbGre
lelblt Iein. 9eioe Imeritas, uno Dor
oIlenr Die Scr Stouten ielblt, Iiro
entldloiies. NIT ibrem 8ei6tum uno
nit ibren &obitoffquelle1t gu oielem
Wieoeroufbau bei5utrogen. slmerifa
brou6t georonete 8erbaltniiie. einen
onnebmbaren 2ebensitanooro uno Elm
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(SortfebuI1a bon Gette 81


ite in 3tpei nrG6ttgen Na6baritaaten
5uiebenos iteieen."
@s ergebe itd) aus 6ieien llnitGn-
ben fir oie Sdtpet5 Die ernItbafte
SSoroerung, crfI6rte Der &e6ner, oer1
geiItigen rpte mnterieIlen S6ub Der
Son1ilie inteniib gu 9e1tolte11. u0antit
leiIten mir" 10 f6loB er letne IuS.
fiibrungen, ueinen tpirtIomen 8ei-
trog 5ur nroroltIden 1tnO 9eiItigen
8erteioiguHg unireS 2anoeS uno iet'
ner llna6Dangigfeit. "
SSSn einorlngIiben @orten foroerte
Der iitngit peritorbene Sberbirte Der
9i05eic Wert- -&nlliannc, WIJr. 9eI-
ion, bel 0ieier @clegenbeit Die Jrci-
belt ser r1cni5liden PerIon, altf oaB
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beroieS crfl0rte berielbe Reorer:
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uno 1ic alf ben &ebren Der &lrdc
uno Der 9robcn Sdplte be9rilnoen rno
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ulrter alIcn lbren 6oruen ltno nit
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Iere 9lftion ion Der gtatrr OeS 2on'
0eS, oen1 Gbnrofter 1niereS Soltc3,
Dem BeiIte unlerer S5nititlItionen uno
unlerer nutio11ulcu Irooitior ange=
paBt fem. Oomit tpoIlen mir treue
0iener oe5 2anOeS iein.
8eoonfcn oieler Irt u1iilien uud
ms futbollId3e BoIf uniere5 &anOeS
getrogrr merocu 0ieieS muB lid
0oriiber I'M &laren iel1t, boB e5 1tf
3ur 8cbr ieben muB 8egen lndrtIt,
itde 9lnItaulmgcn lulo belonllde
Sitten, sic dlleS 81 per1piiltcn 0ro.
ben.
C..St. d. CIV.
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tifer Dor oIlem berantportlid1 fir
Sitlers unBIiidieltge Dftpolitif; fer.
ner Der ebernaIiee Grbeitsurinifter
&obert 2eD, Elm rober Neenib ttrr6
ifr1peQoiec Holttfter. Sci feiner
5eitnabn1e foG ct a,ts1tabnstpeiie
1atbtern getDefen fetn.
aus Sitlers Iestem sSabr tper6en
aaerlet @ntbiinltngen beridtet, Die
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1914, BEL Dem er tatid9li8 ernftli6
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groBen Sell feiner Mannf6oft ber-
lor. Die 0uDcn getonrnrenen Weonn.
Tdaften bradten bas ifhper beI66.
oigte S6iif om 26. 4pril na9 elmer
Tobrt bon 3,4OO Meilen in oen Stem
gorfer Safen.
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