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The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17


 Dor, Miss Perkins sailed for Paris to represent Uncle Sam at the converting of the International Labor Organization, Oct. IS.
 At the same time she began a weekly 500-word column to be distributed by the Institute for American Democracy. The Insti- tute was founded two years ago for the purpose of furthering un- ity among the American people, irrespective. of race, creed or col or. For the last two years it has distributed to the religious, rural and house-organ press a weekly release dealing with subpects af- fecting American unity.
 Miss Perkins column, called Working it Out" and dealing with the relation of reconversion problems to unity, will be distrib- uted in similar manner to the la Dor press, free of charge. The h. stitute said, however, that Miss Perkins would be paid for the col umn, though neither it's represen- tatives nor Miss Perkins would say how much.
 The column will cover any
 thing I think labor will be in
 terested in. including such leg
 islation as comes up." Miss Per
 kins said just before she sailed.
 "The labor press is becoming
 more and more important as a iaison between labor unions and the public. I should feel bad if my way of life should have no contact with labor"
 ."As l see it, what we are trying to do in this country is improve our democracy. If we are to be creative about this, we must do it in way that takes account of mems habits and aspirations"
 The former secretary said that during her sojourn in Paris the ILO would consider amendments to the organizations constitution and such questions as general work working conditions and min imum standards.
 Soon after her return to the United States Miss Perkins will begin lecture series on labor re- lations problems at. Radcliffe Uni |
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
Miss Perkins Embarks On New Career
By ADELAIDE KERR (P) NeWSfeature Writer

Frances Perkins at 63 in em- barking on a new double-decker career as a writer and university lecturer
 After l2 such stormy years as she weathered in the cabinet, most people would be glad to sit awhile. But less than three months after she resigned as Secretary of La
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
E. w. OUIGLEYS TO DEPART FOR THE STATES

MT. and Mrs. E. w. Quigley, who have closed their mine at Solomon for the winter, are in town awaiting the departure of the s. s. Baranof. They report a busy season, made especially diff Vficult due to the shortage of labor.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
S.S. BARANOF SCHEDULED TO SAIL FRIDAY

The S.S. Baranof, now in Nome Roadstead waiting to be unloaded, is scheduled to depart for the States Friday, the 18th of Octo- Der, if weather permits, according to the latest reports from the local office of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 Victory is ours, BUY BONDS 10 keep the peace.
The echo., 1945-12-21

Fiber Z. and No y; ken Carpenter
For the fourth utve year music drama and comedy
be heard for two solid hours CHS Thanksgiving Day, Nov
(3O0 to 500 P NJ CSI) when Egn presents Two Hours
The cast reads like the "Whos Who" Of stage screen
Already signed for the holiday jamboree Amhe
Of ceremonies Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy
and Molly Jimmy Duante and Garry Moore Daley
angord lauritz Meor the CharOees Matty Malneck
band and Elsie Janis, with still to come.
AS in the past three the Amy viii shorwave the
al parts OF the world Were serycmen stationed to create
spiritual bond between them and their families great
American holiday There viii be similar 1.-TWO Hours Sar.
5roF beast on 9hc s>~as = ~ 30
The echo., 1945-12-21

shelter is greedy because Their
are many people in China an,
India who never had a squar,
meal in their lives. They stay
poor because a few people Sc
very rich"
Road to r HIS speech is n,
Poverty nearer true than the
one about the v2,er
Both have some facts in them
but they are not related facts.
am not trying to say that wecl:f
IS free and cheap like water, M
| am saying this: My neighbers
fine home and big car have cost
me nothing. He has more TAP
/ have because he Cor his .eitas
mavbe) has more wealth-crea:iua
ability than / have.
There is such a thing as o,
preston of the poor. There
such thing as exploiting. labC~.
1t is a crime which Jesus den
openly. 1t is also a short-siel .
vice because it leads toward 10
erty and not toward we. n.
Good money in circulation"
manifestation Of prosperity 4
it occurs only in lands whe
workers are well paid and tn
permitted to maintain goo1
homes and live in comfort.
Workers are paid well Il
America, twice as well as in Enc
land and six times as well az n
Russia, and America is a rica
country. Families live on 81
month per person in China -
China Is boor country. Is China
poor because America is rich?
No. without the UniteG States
as a customer, and 2upp,'cr, the
ORIENT would be roo~e- still. THO
difference IS that Ne have liberty.
and they have oggsess.-
The echo., 1945-12-21
Gifts Of God
By GEORGE S.BENsON
President Of Harding College
SearcY Arkansas

DRAW on your imagination for
a moment. Consider with me an
altogether improbable circum-
stance. Suppose a well-groomed
nan Of easy speech should mount
? lmproVlsed platform in the
iolc square oi en- agricultural
t4lnty-seat town neyt Sat
afternoon, play a popular phono-
q aph record through loud
s. eaker to get an audience, and
q en- should say:
"Ladies and Gentlemen - there
V just so much water In the en-
= re universe; SO much and no
'Aore. Amy time you drink more
ST it than you need to oueuch
c1ur thirst, you are greedy be-
.ause some unfortunate person
somewhere on earth wants water.
he is thirsty His throat is dry
and his lips are parching. And
4 IS all for want Of the water
$hich you so wantonly swallow"
Crazy SUCH a speaker would
Ideas soon lose his audience.
, People would wall, away
and leave him. Some of them
MIGHT think about having his
head examined because aey know
his ideas are out Of jo' Mt. There
is no connection whatever be-
tween one mans abundance of
water and some PARKWAY strang-
or's thirst. The need of the suf-
ferer, even if he were a victim of
cruelty, is apart from the owner
Of good well.
But the speaker might hold his
audience if he said something
J ie this; Ladies and Gentle en-
n there is Just so mach wealth
m the world; SO much ana no
more Anybody with more than
he needs for food, clothes and
The echo., 1945-12-21

sweaters and 60 merrily on your Ways
WI a hit you'll be with those Big
Tim joe vhen you strut your suf
down the Avenue. Wherever you 80,
youH be q Spotlight Special in -Ir
~. .-l---l1 over SWc err.
long EU Wool Heavy Ent
The echo., 1945-12-21
NO ECHO XMAS WEEK

To the readers ard subscribers cf
THE Weekly EcAo This come to n-
form you that the Echo win not be
published tire vca' Of tho 18th which
is Xmas week
The H. B. A. office win close on
Xmas eve and will remain closed the
remainder of the week If YOU have
business to transact with tae II. b
A. Office, please do SO bv Xmas eve.
Those who made application for mem
bership. your policies will not be is
sued until after January l. 1916.
The echo., 1945-12-21
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This
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Only
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" ant to be q
CLAM our girl7
Then slip into one
of these streams
lined. figure res
vealing, Slick
Chick Slip-OVen
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Disabled Veteran
to be Honored
at Stag Benefit

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Cpl.
Walter Osborne, crippled vet
eran Of the Normandy invasion.
will be the honoreG guest of Ma
comb County men at the benefit
stag party to be he'll, for him at
the Veterans Memorial Home,
Jefferson at Martin road, on Sat-
urday night.
Proceeds from the affair will
go to the fund which is creating
proper home fo Osborne, his
wife and six children at Glad
stone and Gordon avenues.
Roy J. Kaul, general chair
man of the Dads Service Club,
announced this week that If pro-
gress on the project continues,
the Osbornes may celebrate a
merry Christmas In the new
homeland their seventh child,
l ow expected may be born
there.
However, the installation Of
heating plant Is the final prob
lem. None has been obtained and
An appeal has been sent out to
manufacturers and supply
houses to assist Shores organ
izations on this final phases Of
the Job. Plumbing, electrical
work, roofing and interior trim
ming are In advanced stages.
Plans for the big stag party
Saturday are complete, Kaul
points out. The dropping Of ra-
tioning has allowed the cater
ing committee to extend itself
generously In providing baked
ham, q wide assortment Of colds
cuts and other essentials for the
continuous buffet lunch heon n
which will be offered. Stellar
entertainment, music and games
will make the evening an enjoy
able one.
Cpl. Osborne. the guest Of hon.
or, will be seated besides a scale
model Of his new home, which
was created by Milton J. Sick
elsteel, Of the Detroit Edison en-
gineering department.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Tax DeIinquents
Get Warning
from Treasurer

A total of 6,429 parcels of pro-
perty, more than one-third OF
Them in St. Clair Shores, are
slated to be sold at the May
1946 tax sale unless tax delin-
uuencies on them are cleared up
before Jan. Is, County Treasur-
er william G.. Miller revealed
today.
Property owners are advised
by Miller to inspect their tax
receipts and ascertain whether
l043 and prior taxes are
paid on their property. This
group of tax delinquencies will
be listed in the May sale.
Practically every community
in Macomb County is included
in Miller's delinquency list, the
Following being among the lead
ers In number of parcels delin-
quent: St. Clair Shores, 2,298;
Warren Township, 1904; Rose
willie, TAO; Harrison Township
436; Clinton Township, 387;
East Detroit, 337; Sterling
Township, 292; Fraser, l43, and
Mount Clemens, 140.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Sove $1,000
On RoseviIIe
Sewer Jobs

ROSEVILLE- Low bidding
OF contractors on seven sections
OF the Roseville sewer system in
stalled during the past IL
months, resulted in a saving of
ST. 900 over the original es-
Inmates, an amount which has
been banked to pay two years
principal and interest on the viii
iage sewer debt and also to i'm
prove existing sewers.
The saving was revealed on
Wednesday at special meeting
of the Roseville Village Com
mission attended by engineers.
attorneys and auditors concern
ed in the sewage plan which
actually cost $l,087 900, when
it was estimated as a more-than-
81, 100000 project.
The village issued bonds In
the amount Of $750,000 and an
FWA grant was obtained for
S352,540 president William c.
Harper reported.
Harper told fellow commits
sioners and sewage district Off
cials that 40 miles of sewers had
been built and are now in oper-
alton. He said $4,000 of the
s71 900 has been placed in the
Detroit Trust Co., for the next
two years payments (although
the legal assessment for bond
debt will continue) and $4,000
will be used to improve other
village sewers.
Harper ascribed the saving to
insistance of village officials or
rock bottom" bids from sewer
contractors.
The village commission offic-
tally recorded vote of thanks
to Harper as director of the
sewage district.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Taxpayers Eye
Club Purchase
Breakdown Of
Costs Studied

ST. CLAIR SHORES - The
Taxpayers Committee of St.
Clair Shores has turned the
searchlight OF attention on the
pros and cons of proposed pur-
chase by the village of the Bios
som Heath property for S83, 900
especially the $4,000 of that
amount earmarked for restoring
and repairing the property.
At a meeting Tuesday night,
the committee invited village
president Robert f. Harrison to
furnish enlightenment on the
plan, which will be voted on
Dec. % in time to take advan-
tage of $55,000 option for the
club property. The option is held
by the Chamber of Commerce
and expires early in January.
The meeting of the taxpayers
group was described as a fact
finding session.
Offering figures furnished him
by the village engineer, Harri-
son outlined the component costs
of the $4,000 Blossom Heath
renovation program which will
be undertaken if voters favor
the purchase:
Repair and decoration of the
building, $13,500;
Construction of sewer lateral
from the building, $500;
Grading of the prop eTty
around the building, $1,000;
Construction of a suitable
beach, $4,000;
Landscaping from Jefferson
to the building, $4,000;
Miscellaneous costs, repair and
replacement, $4,000.
Final time for registration of
voters for the Dec. % vote is
Saturday at p. m, with Village
Clerk Edward r. Brown keeping
his office open late for this pur-
pose.
Only property owners will be
allowed TO vote.
Village officials are known 20
be considering a plan TO hold
open house at Blossom Heath
shortly so that interested per-
sons may view the premises and
determine their worth as a civic
cent r.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Underground Reservoir

Istanbul, Turkey, has . huge
underground reservoir. W h c h
supplies water to 600 dwellings
and 80 wells. Three hundred
exquisitely-carved columns sup
port the roof of the reservoir.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

II was the custom of Romans
to shave off the beard at the age
of FL and present 1t as an offer
ing to household gods. A beard
was grown after that age only
as a sign Of mourning.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

Combined resources Of Wyo-
ming's 56 banks are at the high
est peak in the states history
Resources total 76,744,227.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
!frie>en brauht
weltpreiicireikeit

0nibinptcn. Gininc Ser amcrifcs
ridden slTdbiteften Ses fiinftisc,
6rieSens fargen un. ild) 8eoanfei;
iiber Sen ireien Nustanif bon TaG.
ritten sipilfen Sen Nationen 81 n;n.
chcn. Sic iino bapon iiher5eugt, baB
es gelingsn llt;!6, nadb bieiem Grieg
Nen llngebinOerten Gcrtehr bon NaG).
rihteu ino Soeer in ser &elt ourdl-
suicten, ba ionIt oaS TriehensgcbGn-
oe crnItlic:) aeilbroet iein riiroc.
I'm Sas Eroblem tlarcr su NM
reiBcn (obwobl oie alnerifaniiehen
6iibrcr cs niGbt 10 germ 5l beutlldj
in bieien 2iht erGrt,rn): es bar,
self iid in criter 2inie I'M sic per.
ihicoenc siuiiaiil,ng Ser sllrgelegen.
belt iii Den c,tgliichlpredlenSeu Sln.
oern uno bem inter ruiiiihem Gin,
iluB ltebtTben Gebiet.
rSelbit hcute ,perben mande &c
biete im galfan crit gans langim'l
Scr lormalen @eridteritattlng irc
aegeber, lpiibreno einSelne @ebictf
INNER noT fiir Sen 9snhridltenpcr,
fcbr suadnglif fms.
Seute fann nlnn bns nod NIT
Briiteen ser militGriihen Siherbeit
erflGren, cher spem in ser @elt pon
morgen, Ser @elt ser prsaniiierten
Siferbeit, @erid,teritotter irgeno,pc
nid)t sllgelaiien .peroen, Damn suerbe1
Sic Golfer itno Heeierlmsen in Ser
iibriaen sSelt Sen ginorut geipin-
men, oaB Sic @eidebniiie m SEN &C.
iperrte,l Srten bas 2id,t ser Seiient-
liDfeit idellen iniilien.
Urnnbl6tlidjt llnterid,iebc
9tod bebe,ltungspoiler iino bic
grllnoidslid)en llnterihiebe in Scr
9enflpeiie Ser Huiien uno ser Mnelo,
s(merifaner. Sn beioen 8rlipper
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
pr6iitet,f Grn,,tan rer>
Gt,>crt iein 1tabi,,ett

@oibi;igtcn. Eri'ioert truman
nahm nerihicbene Ncrocrungen an
ieinem 8abinett Dor. Sieie slenos-
r,lngen luiirocn BON Sen s(bgcorHnc.
ten allm Seil irc,,oia besriiBt, ,m
gclpiilermaben neues 2cben in sic
Mominiitratiou 81 brirger.
go eraannte truman als neuen
@encralmupnlt Spm &. Glarf BON
Dallas, Ger, anltelle hes b;sberiaen
8eneralnunalt 8ibole.
arheitsiefretdrin ssranccs Yerfins
luuroe oure] syeberaIrihter 2c,pis g.
Sdppeacnbeh pnn Spotanc, @aib.,
iriiberer Senator, crlest.
SefretGr fir 2anSmirtid)ait apuroe
Ser &orisenoc oes slbseoroueten=
baus- untcri,,hrnas -&olnltec fir Sc
bensnlittel. Sieler eriest Claude y.
@idaro, oeiicn GeidlGitsiiibrung oft
unter istncr jtanr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
Uiele 3ipil,uaren
nun fcntreufrei

@aI6lnaton. Sic &ricgsproouf-
tionsanltliben Observation-Disclosures
fiir ein sliiortimcnt bon 3ipilerseus-
nillen bon @olfit0fen ,mo 9iaoio,
Fbonograp1en ser "Sufe 9or- Bari
tat bis 5il &ohnanbargern bon Mu.
tomobilcn lultroen aufacboben, bot)
sab ser 1898 oen isasrifantcn fem
Metall sir &eritcllrng folder Mrtifcl
nno erflarte oagesen, SaB feline TO-
fortiac Yrobuftionslteiaeruns er-
tpartct aueroen tonne.
Sie aontrollc iiber 1900 Ser oil
tdgliNen 3ipilsiiter ,uurbe iosuiagen
nit einem ein5isen sseoerltrih aui.
eeboben uno nit bcm @iocrr,f ser
SunoerfoHtroae iiber ,as,lfe 9ores"
iallen sualeid) audi oie Meitrittipnen
fiir Jog. rGinban" -Muidinen, Ser
gniign1as-g -gllltonlatcn nn0 ienc ,ein-
armieen @ano,ten," bie 8liiflpiel-
alltonatel,. Mltf bari nun ieber lpie-
SER sic hnlbe 9faht pon einem gum
anoern 2ofal .bummel,l" geben. So-
gar Die 8liidritter i'm Aieroerennen
fonnen nieber nuileben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24

slad)eu. Ger .sSreie belltifje 9(r-
beiteruer6cno Ger Dor Elm paor $40.
naten nit Grlullbnis Der onlerifo-
niihen Miltdrperpaltlna ms Seben
gerllien auuroc, ucrpollltG1oiate icire
&onitiiuierlirg. Gr sGhIt nun t2J
slrbeiter benahbarter GtcinfohleEs
grllben at Mltglieoern.
ssn Der fonititl,ierenoen &crinum-
lung, sic rbem s(neenfcr oes Der.
itorbenen YrGiioenten uno erobea
slrbeiterirellnbes Iranflin 8. Mooic.
belt" geapeibt lpar, ,uSblter sic Berg
crbeiter @eorg @rob, einan Geterau
oes erlten @eltfricges, ;u ibrem
Sorlitenoen. 8rpBe geiielte in ieiner
Mnnabmereoc Die bcl,tifen @roBfas
pitaliiten, Die ii, iriiberen Sabren ocr
9fn5ipartci sur Mad,t perDolien hit.
ten. Ger 8erbono erflGrtc iid, iiir
giniiibr,rg Ser neutrality-suspicious.
node ,lnb fiir cine &eibe BON Neicr~
men, Die idmtiid) ibre Spise gegen
Ginribtlngen in Ser &itler5eit rid
ten lrroea. Sic GrnGhlung ser Sor.
itanosmitalieher bes ne,,eN Gerhar=
ocs tp,,nbc burc, sipci Gertrcter Ser
MilitGrbebGroe ii6eraMhi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
Aeiuc Hnd)priifmma mehr

9cruflitic ;3llriifItell,Hgen iiir
Mdnner pon 80 ,Sabren i,no Gar.
iibcr AreroGn i'll 3utltnit nift mebr
ser bisber iibIid,en balbiabrle)en
stahprii'ung l,nterIieaen, peroe.;
piclmebr bis aif meiieres @eltnna
bnbcn.
ScriheD he1onte, oab Die StraIen
fiir ullberccbtiete Electromagnetic bon
.0tdnner1 slpiId)en is iluo q Sab-
rem bleiben. ,. +. beruilih suriid.
gsItellte Nfdnner bieier Sabrg1nae,
Die ibrc Soften obue mIiterunasamt-
lide Genetmiglng aliseben, unter.
Iiegen Ser Gin5iebl,ng.
Ser slusbebrnashei erteilte hen
SrtsGmtern ipeitcr @eiilmg ;u 10,
fortiger gtadpriii,,ng Ser ssdGe oller
ass amo 2eute bon Is bis 80 ,sah-
reE, Sic iiir belhrGntten Sienlt reai-
ltriert linS. sluf Sic lpienerbplte Or
fldrlrg Der @ebrreilorts rerpci'ene,
oaB Iie illnge 2eute braud)en. erfldr,
te Serlbep, es lei an5unehmen, baB
cine betrlhtlid)e 3abl oieier Mes;-
itronteu nm miltdrtouaIih bei,inbell
peroen fornen, entrpeher infolee oes
9eoaris ser belpaifnetcn Wadt oil
iiingercn Minnern ODER aber infolge
einer Menhering in ibrer forper-
Iid}cn &erfalIllng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
@anner bon 80 u. 1l1ebr
5abren 5uruckge(tellt
bonn @tlitar0ienft


NalbiuJtnn sluf bie oerGnoerten
&erbd!tniiic lniolge oes &riegsenoeS
IN europa periueiienb, pcriiiate ser
slusbebungsbielrit eire uQgemeilc
3uriifitelll,ng iolder Manner DON
30 Sabren uno oariiber. sic in "l,iit-
lihen" @errfen t1tig iino. Sic ncua
liberaliNicrte slushebunasoolitif iiir
MGnner oleicr ssnbraGugc tritt ioIort
in Strait.
Ser Mtsbebungshei, General g.
9. SerIbep erflGrte glcihscitig, DOB
Die Iusbeb,lngsNloten nb ssuli nm
Hngeiubr % Yrosent o,lI 10000
Mann pro Monot bcihnitten ueroeH
Iollen. Suno 40 Tro5ent oopon ,per.
Der leiner @orten naH hurd, Jung,
Sellte acbcft ipcrhcn, Sic is Sabre
alt merSen.
Gr ert!urte, bab cs infplge Der
li6eraleren s(l,sbebunsspolitif fiji:
iltere Sabrginge notueuoia iciH
iperoc, mebr herllilih 5uriifgeitea.e
MGuner ppu is bis einidlieBlit) 25
Sahren ein3uberllfen.
Ger Hepiiior Ser Gin5iehungspc-
litif s,,auniten Glterer Sabrsdnae BE-
5iebt lih pornebmlid, alli Mtinncr
bon 80 Sabren bis einlhlichlih 33
SabresL ole bisber, nm sInlpruh olli
.3ariidltell,,na SIT taben. rnotiueuoI-
&C MGnncr" auf einenl iuid,figclE
9etGtiglluasfelO uno regeIHdfig oif
oitIem Seyoe tdtia iein n,iibten. Sic
iiuo MN in Ser aleidien Sage ,ple
Munnrc BON "a bis cin'd)lieblidb 81
Sahrcn, bic MIR il, veliential" slrbeit
tSSt.S su ieii, braud,eu. rnl suriifgcs
ltelt III iperoen.
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0:ul niht iiigen pia ,miiiien mir id)on
mls Selbiterbalt,ng oas &edr bas
ber, tic ba5u sl sipingen." Muh cine
Neibe Der bamaligeu ,aolonien oos
runter Die Staaten Ne,p gnelanbs,
erfanrten oic Not,penoiafeit Der
Hreisfontrollc on.
Srot perein5elter Gcri,de uno
aridte fletterten oie Yreiie ipGbreno
'oes MISUNDERSTANDING aber Lrei-
ter in Oie Sobe. Sm Sabre 1880 fo.
itete III Bolton bas Gfuno 8uttec
$12, llnb Sunuel sioam besablte
fiir einen nelen s(usug ,nto einen
SUIT gar $4,000. Sricise bieier
Nreisinflation perloren pielc 3oml-
lien oon,ais ibrc gan5en Griparuiiie
uno Seio lmo Gntbebrung ruare,l
ipeitper6reitet, beionoers 1lnter oc1l
SolSateu ser observation-disclosures uno
ibren 6amilieu.
MGbreno bes ariegcs bon 1912
mabte lrnicr 2nnS bieielbc GriaD.
rung onrb. Sicr iinS einiae 9eiipic-
le aus iener 3eit: Ser Yreis fir Gin
Gfllno Zee ging BON % Gents onf
$1.19 binclli, fiir Elm GiunS &affec
bon 13 Gents mli 80 Gents. 9ran
(@alfiidoD, oas fiir 2an,pen &c.
bralld)t tuurbe, fletterte bon SO Cts.
Mlf 1912 bi1altf ,rSr. Sasiel6e
iplelte itf i'm giirgerfrieg ob :9aum=
woIlncren itiegen oui bas iiiniiahe
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