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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
QUOTES WILSON

I came across a singular paral- lelism recently in repeading Will sons Calendar of Great Ameri- cans" In writing of an illustrious predecessor of Senator Barkley's, Wilson said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do Tt ln soutferny direction" Say, was in a SOUTHEFLY direction"
 MISPRONOUNCED Plaid. Pronounce pad as in ADD A PLAYED.
 Ineparabe AR not ER
 SYNONYMS Unthinking thoughtless inconsiderate
 three and it is yours" Let us vocabulary word each day Todays word: spontaneous inclination impulse stirred him to action"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
GIRL FOR JOHNsONS

A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born to MT. and Mrs Milton Johnson at St. Ann's Hospital at 5:32 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
plants of suppliers.

plants of supplers
 This is an example CT how one strike may halt in scores of plants causing wage losses to thousands of workers not involved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30

legislative battle resulted in a stale mate and the responsibility was turned back to the Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

(Continued from Page One)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
BAPTIST YOUTHS
SCHEDULE CAMP
Carolina Beach To Be Scene
OF Annual Summer
Meeting

The eastern division, Baptist
Youth Annual Summer camp is in
progress this week at Breakers
hotel, Carolina Beach, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Mrs. l.. H. Reynolds, Leland. is
leader of the girls with Mrs. G.. C
Lewis, Wilmington assistant lead
er. About 200 young people have
registered for the camp.
The boys are in charge of the
Rev. Marvin Chapman, su~perinten-
dent, Fayetteville, and Bill Jack
son, a state Baptist worker.
Attended by the following group
of teachers and chaperones, the
boys and girls have planned games.
classes and picknicking.
Miss Hilda Mays, field worker,
Baptist state convention WMU;
Miss Lille Ogburn, state worker,
Raleigh; Mrs. D. W. Merritt,
Rocky Point, Wilmington district
assistant superintendent; Mrs. E
M. Johnson, Robson sup%erinten-
dent, Lumberton; Miss Kate Muir
ray, Missionary to China, teaching
Missionary stewardship.
There will be a life guard on
duty during the hours the boys and
girls are swimming, it was an
nounced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21

or secret conspiracy. Mr.. Baruch's
remarks are addressed to these
eventualities: There must be no
veto to protect those who violate
their solemn agreements not to
develop or use atomic energy for
destructive purposes" This state
ment rests, I submit, on a misun-
Outstanding of the rule of unan-
unity in the Charter. There is no
veto to protect those who violate
their solemn agreements" The
problem of what to do with a great
power which violates a solemn
agreement was thoroughly consid-
cred in drafting the Charter. The
conclusion of those who studied the
problem was the same as that
reached by the authors of the
American Constitution: that nc
great and sovereign power will sigr
an agreement saying that the 9th
err nations may make war against
it, and yet that no agreement car
prevent them from waging wal
against it if they think they mus
and believe they can.
1t is not true, as Mr.. Baruch
implied. that the Charter pro
tects' great powers who violate
solemn agreements The Charter is
silent on what may and must be
done if a great power violates a
solemn agreement as our Constitu-
ton is silent on what the Federal
government may and should do if
states secede or nullify Federal
law. The two documents are sill
ent for the very good reason that
the only thing that can be done is
to make war. The law-breaker
cannot prevent such a war by the
use of a veto, and for the law
abiding power the war would be
not M bit easier to wage if there
were no veto. The thing Mr.. Baruch
wants was omitted from the Char
ter because it would have injected
a useless and deceptive complica-
ton into the international organ
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
BAR ELIMINATION
SLATED FOR FOUR
WILMINGTON ZEN

Four Wilmingtonians are among
the SO aspiring lawyers applying
for bar examinations to be held in
Raleigh during August, it was
learned yesterday from Associat-
ed Press dispatches.
According to an announcement
attributed to Secretary Edward L.
Cannon of the State Board OF Law
Examiners, the Wilmington appli-
Giants are Wayne Alexander Fon-
vielle, Jr., Robert Israel Upton.
Wallace Carmichael Murchison,
and James Wardlaw Perrin, Jr.
Also scheduled to take the bar
examinations is Frank McKinnon
Powell, of Whiteyiue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
MRS. MAGGIE B. MCMILLAN

WALLACE, June 20-Mrs. Mag
gle Bland Mcmillan, 70, wife of the
late John Bland Mcmillan, died
Thursday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. F. Vancourt, $50 Carr
street, Greensboro.
The daughter of the late Hattie
and Francis Bland, Teachey. Mrs.
Mcmillan had made her home in
Greensboro for some time.
Funeral services will be held
from the Teachey Presbyterian
church, Saturday at 2 p. m. Inter
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
,ITY SCHEDULES
WATER SERVICE
Change Over AT Sunset
Park May Be Completed
By July l

mia change-over from privately
land deep-well water to regular
o" water through the water dis.
t en- !, system of the Sunset COM
NV will be completed in Sunset
pg.rL an or before July ! as orr
n.I,v scheduled, Acting City Man
saor ! r. Benson said yesterday.
's ,Bv the end Of this month, OF
~io,v before, residents OF the
po So9thern city area will be u.s.
, ne" citv water exclusively" Benson
nd and at regular city water
Yates" he added.
On Schedule
Tho cbange-over, being effected
.I G. Gholston, owner of the
c g. company, with the help Of
w. c;tv water department.. under
W F Evans, Jr., is going along
;ab+ m schedule as anticipated,
Ben,on said.
Almost all the water meters are
Installed ready to go into service
when the Sunset company lines are
tanned into the city water mains,
I'D the actual tapping in will take
Mace shortly, he said.
Purchased
The city purchased the Sunset
water distribution system
tron GhoIston about a month ago
I'M $4,000. Gholston had original
" asked for $55, 1000, but after a
series of conferences with Benson,
Evans. and W. C. Olsen, Raleigh,
engineering expert, Gholston
greed to the lower figure.
The S45, 900 payment will come
from the recently approved ST.
100000 bond issue. The bond
money is expected to be in the
ei.y's hands on or before July IS,
according to Benson and Mayor W.
Ronald Lane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
kffhrifis d
Pains

Thousands OF sufferers from the pains and
sches Of Arthritis, rheumatism, Swollen
Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Romind starts circulating
through the blood almost Immediately after
the first dose, usually helping nature remove
~nolsonous wastes and excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
tine promptly combating the pain and
discomfort.
ebay Trial Offer: To prove what Romind
ran do to help you feel improved and how
fast it works, get Romind from your drug
ESt and take exactly as directed. See the re-
suits for yourself: You be the judge. Unless
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back is
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour with
ont trying Romind, If your druggist is out,
ask him to get it from his wholesaler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
o r C.

TABOR CITY. June 2o.-George
Charles Barnhill, 2O-months-old son
of J. A. and Lima Cole Barnhill,
died Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O
in a Whiteville hospital. Funeral
services were held Thursday aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock in the MI. Sinai
Baptist church and interment fol-
lowed in the church cemetery.
Surviving besides the parents
are che sister. Edna Alene of the
home, and six brothers, Joseph,
James, Herman, Eugene, Donald,
and Ronald. all of the home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
MRS. LENA SANDERS HANsLEY

HAMPSTEAD, June 2O.-Mrs.
Lena Sanders, 48, died in her home
h Wednesday following a
lengthy illness. Funeral services
will be delayed pending the arrival
of a daughter from California.
Survivors include her husband
O. Lester Hansley, and the follow.
ing 10 children: Margaret Sanders
Super, Los Angeles. Calf; Bryant.
Mary and Evelyn Sanders, Hamp-
stead; Dan o. Hansley, of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Thurman
Thelma, Stanley, Faye and Sandra
Hansley, all of Hampstead. Three
grandchildren also survive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
NEGOTIATIONS

Rabies inocculation centers
today will be in five county
locations at the following times:
8 a. m. to 10 a. m. Rochelle
service station, I'M i d e
Sound) IL a. m. to IL noon
Longwood bus stop; 1 p. m. to
3 p. m. in the Carolina Beach
town hall; from 3 p. m. to 5
p. m. az Kure's beach; and
from 5 p. m. to 6 p. m. in
Freeman's service station;
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Sackache ia better

Now her Backache is better
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people pass about 8
pints a day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
maycausenagging backache, rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up
nights. swelling. pufiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimulant d~iuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21

Marriage licenses we're yes
terday issued to Rufus J. Nor
ris, Jr., Wilmington and Viz
ginia Nelson, Phoebus, Va;
Harvey Moore and Thelma Au-
terry, of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
MISSING DOG

NAA6p1E<U DOO
s. E. Herring, of the Railway
Express company, yesterday
asked police aid in the Ioca-
ton of a German Police dog
who had escaped from d crate
In the express office. The ami
NAL was still missing at last
reports.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
Briefs
WITH BLUE DEVILS

Pfc. James T. Chadwick,
son Of Mrs. jamie Chadwick,
$40 South Eighth street, is now
serving with the 88th blue
Devil" division in northern
Italy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
Bread Rationing Due
In England In July

WASHINGTON, June 20 - (P -
Bread rationing may be invoked
in Britain next month, British
Food Minister John Strachey dis
closed Thursday.
.Strachey, here for the Interna-
tional Emergency Food council
meeting, said bread ration cards
already have been printed and
distributed to government offices
throughout the country. He said a
decision on the move would be
made this month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
OBITUARIES

ment will follow in the Red House
cemetery.
Surviving are eight children,
Mrs. Charles H. Hern, Mrs. Van
court, Mrs. j. D. Mallard, Mrs. R.
W. Wells, George F. Mcmillan,
William E. Mcmillan, Greensboro;
Seymour F. Mcmillan, Thomas
vile, and John C. Mcmillan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y; 30 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. H. D. Mcmillan,
Teachey, and Mrs. G. H. Robinson,
Wallace; two brothers, John Bland
and D. Graham Bland, Lumpkin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21
DANNIE TYLER

CHADBOURN, June 2O.-Dannie
Tyler, 40, Bladenboro, died in the
North Carolina hospital, Raleigh
Wednesday.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Peacock Funeral
home, Chadbourn.
He is survived by four brothers,
Hugh, Lawrence and Sam, Lun-
berton, and J. D., Bladenboro; two
sisters, Mrs. Charlie Guyton,
Bladenboro and Mrs. Sam Will
son, Loris, S. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21

Only ABOUT half of The U. S.
area believed to contain oil has
vet been explored for it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-21

The giraffe fights by kicking
with its hind legs.
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2(ntettese,a, Gr'Prcn,ier
Hantdnict,s, hi,,eeriebtct

gllfartit. MaridJaa Son Mntpnes.
CIT. Yremier pon 9flmn1nien luQbreuo
Der oe,,tidjen geiebl,lra itno orei Arit.
aIlc>cr leiner Negierma iino ais
&riegsperbreeber bingerid,tet iporOrn.
. Scr 81 Sabre olte iriibere @re
ln'cr l,ltroe i'm Sllora Beiiinanis
allDerbalb @lforcits nit Mibai Nr.
tonescu, Ieiu Stellrertretcr 8renicr
ln,S friiber Sefrctdrf General go
lilill, friiberer llnterietret1r bcs Nun.
Oes. nno 8eorg alerani, iriiber 8pu,
uerncur ron Jraniltru, no ,Suoet
lpdbreno oem aricg mallafriert nor
oen iparen. s[ae brci wuroen er'hol-
.icn oui Mnoronlng ocs Yremiers
Ectro @ro5n.
&Gniglihes Gingreiien rettetc scr,
friibcren Gertcibigllnaslnil,iiter Gpn-
itontine Yanta5i, iliibercn Webeilll
Sienitd)ef Gbriltescu uno Naou Sec
ca, iriibercr &omn1iiiar iiir ,Suoeu-
iragen, sic oae all6 ichuloig beium
Sen iporbcn tparen.
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NniaeGrtier,s Ocfe
crbeit uait,i,,eten

Waibitgton. , Sic Gerciniatc.,
tStnaten lmo Guglano iteben por si
rem llellen Streit nit Mublonh uaN
'olesnral miro 9ilnlltinien Sen ,}ane,
opfel blloen. Solpobl @aIhiugton ols
audi 2pnoon baben Die s(narort M,
maniens al,i 'oie YrpteItnote,, il,
ipeld}cn JnnGnien pprgeipprien ,pur.
De, SaB es ieincr TerpiIidtung, Die
,Sreibeit ST gelptibren. niht l,adge.
fOn1nen lei, als urbefricoigeno tc
3ei6net sl,ncrifaniihc 9eamtc bal.
ten cs fir cine uusgemndtc Suc)r,
Sab 9hlBlnlO fir oie BON ibn &c.
itiiste rlln,lnilde Negier,lng entire.
ten miro, Donit iid) ipieber cil1
lStreitiaI ergebcn miro, non Scn1
man Dor orei Ntonoten annaDn, Bat
ct aus Ser Welt geid)aift lei.
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Seiiat tpahlt fir
SIC kStere,, preiie

lWaibingtun. Die befunnten per-
biinbeten Aepublifaner luro Temo-
fratcn inter 5iibrlng BON Senator
9iobert q. Gait BON Ohio baben mir
IA gegen 90 Stinunen belddpiicn.
,Sab Die SEg Professionalism eincr
Mcpilion ullten,ogen aperoen nlo pie
le Mrtifel gnls BON Ger Ereisfuntrol.
lie beireit weroen. Sic ssolse oieier
9lftion lit Ole fortaeiestc Yreiserb0b.
alng pon Mriiteln, bie mir nid)t ol!a
ncnncn fonnen. uber Wrpt luc, HoQa
uuo Wtild uno 5leiid) iino beionoerS
bpreits gellnlnt luuo 10 gebt Die Sn~
flatipn bereits iDren longcnen aber
liheren Sdritt por,pdrts lrpo bie
iSolgc marocn llelle 2ohnfproeruugen
,Iein.
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Ntesea,, beittmlNiot SIC
an~ereit iiir 11ct in, Reid,

9on0on. Tas Mosfuuer 9iubio
ineloete, bab in Scr eneliiden lmo
nmerifaniiden Gone BON Telltihlano
Nabrungsnlittel ginihrdnfluIgen
nptpenoig ipuroen Wegen oem vSSi-
beritano 5u rpei.reihenoen oenrofra.
tiif)en Meiprmen in ser Salpoauirt,
itaft mno ipegen Der sluireclterbol
thug elmer Ma5i&cbensmlttel- Ser.
paltlung, lueld,e ben &olfsinterclie.l
ieinoielig gesel1iiberitebt." Sie eng
liihen 8ebauptl,ngeu, baB Dos 6eb-
len ppn NSnppr!en aus Ser rlll.
iiid)en Gone bic Suuptl,rIahe fir
Weit-Sautia,lmtbs 2ebenslnittelmon'
ael lei, fptroe pom &pmmentntcr
Mifbah Dtiffnilcp Sementi9t.
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Uicrfcls s111iutcaT n,,,cri<
faniid,e $ctHatcn
beinAte,s Sic $d,peis

galcI. Seit Sem Gnoe eurppGiihcu
&rieges fnben mehr als d Yfillion
amcrifnriid)er Soloatcn Scr Sd)lpei,
clnen geiilh nbgeitaitet uno sic
Sdnue;j maht ole sil,itrenglngcu,
oie Sollriitcn ipie in friiberen Sci,
ten iuieoer ins 2nltb Su bringcu.
Ginem ,9lmerifarnr gebt es bier
beller OILS SIT Sul,ic. Gr ibt beiier
n,o idjlaft aud beiier. allies lpas sr
ipill, pom Steaf bis 81 Seibcn-
itriimpien, hit 'bn. Ser cilsige Safen
ut nur Ger lllnitnnN. baB Der oine-
rifutiid,e Collar nid)t, 1pie in Irnnf-
reid ooer Stnlian. belonoere &allf-
frat bat. Der idirei5er ,sranfeu lit
Sic geliirtbate uro geillfteite @Gb-
rlln9 in europa. gtabrllngslnittel
lucrocn Sugeteilt, aber es berrift tein
Wtangel. es iei Oeltn az &oDlc. Sns
gar Sdhpeoen. ous norolihe Snlro
oes lleberilulies, ifeint ehpus fnnpp
ST Iein i'm &eraleid, nit Der ,Siille,
bie iiberaa III Der Sdnpei; III Die
9lugen fdat.
S,Seoernnltn iheint gliidlid, sll lei!l
nit Iusnabme eiuiger itreitburer
;srauen. Sic urgern iid,, oub bles
porbilblid, bentpfratiihe Suno iI,nell
ilnner nod nid}t geitattet 81 nab
len. Iie Wlrner boben, ipent man
lie bort, in Ser Yolitit alles perfebrt
aelnod)t, unb ipenn Die iSrauel, crit
lrGblen fonnen, }piro alles i'm gin
IN sic Heibe tpnlnlelt.
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50 1akre 2lmte

Sln pergangenell Wtonnt ipuroe
6as 5Oidbrige SubilGnn oes 1silms
beganaell iest ieiert 9etroit Sos
@oloene Slrbildl,m oes Mltos; es
1T irdglid,. ob bos tiiglid,e Sebsn Der
Mmerifaner olrd) ireerNpelhe sluci
anoeren 7inee it1rfer beeinflubt
iuorOen lit uls bieie Nunoer Ser
led,llif, sic in ibren 9lnfGn9cr uls
3irfusienatipnen galten. Man itcae
iid MIR fiir einen slusetblit Dor, ool,
CHE Welt ipeber slltu fabren nod ins
aino aeben fornte - es 1T 10 cb.
inro, Suf ntas es it'd einfnd, nid)t
borltalien FAINT!
aSn sinent &ulbiabrlnntoert bat Oie
amcrifunild,c araiaruge,inSliitrie
90 Wiaionen 2ainpagerr lll,o sluto.
mobile bergeiteat. Tpn Den Sumcer
ten uon 5irmen, ole iidr olf oieienl
@ebiet beriudten, limo bellte lrur 8
iibrig ge5lieben. mas beu emit itort
ipefllatipen Gbarofter oieier ssnou-
itrie feilnseihnct. Sest itre5t lie bc;,
.3iel 81, ibr bisber beltes Sabr,
1929, alssnabeHr 5H Ysiaipnen @a-
gen pruoM3iert nurben, sll iibertrei>
fen unto 6ie Gnhpifhrng oes Mutos
III 6iefem Snitoe itngeabnten neile,
S0ben entecge,,3utreiben. Tas 9!1,to
bat Mlnertta eridbloiien fit It'd, iviblt
cbetfo rpip fiir oie Welt, Su elmer
9eiieol1lllg bes 8eitens INTO ielbit
bes Mittelapeltens obne 4oen &rnit.
tpage,r uueerbnte. uniibenphtolihe
Sd,pierisfeiten cnt9eaenaeIta'soen
bdtten. "
Ob IT'D Der 1rauln eiites l,eliet
MlffiunrfS Sent!utfl1ttlg INT Ntoln5eitt
ultpr bsnriraihen l6bt, iit aQeroings
fragffd, crnn 'cus 0f,g5eng imlft
bcute cine ibarte potentielle ScntlW.
rei,3 fir Das N,tto oar. Gs lpdre tD.
ridt, tpenn man Ioe,r fiinitigen Wor-
rang oes Jlug3euecs uls utepild)
anieben tpiirbe - es mar ipit,t ipcni-
ger fur5iihtig, bob man oas Muto
inn Sabre 1896 ultS nody lu1rUe bn.
,.asb als cine spieierri uniut, Ns
bon oen 0aritah.riitan als baionSere
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5taltfn auSge(ptelt

Sfpreiter oes SoniNs Ser 9eIaisr,
bot bereits Mcm perloiien. Sic troi
in Hortl9al ein.
Ias Snnenntilliiterim tcilte nit,
'bnb sic 9iepllblitaner t2,1S2.S55
Stil,mlen babeu, sic Monard)ilten
1O,362, ,7O9. WalH Siioitalien nno
sic Suleln NSi;ilien uno SarOinier
itimmten fir sic Monnrhie, obtr Sic
Stinlten, Die i'm oibt bspolfertcu
Ncroen abgegeben lplroelI baben Dos
@eihid bes Souies Sapopen beiie-
gclt, unter lpelden int Sabre 1870
Sic Ginigung oes 2anoes berbeige-
fiibrt hpuroe.
Gbe oie amtlits Mnfiinoigling CT.
iolgte. eribienen Enli5fi ,no Srup.
pen nit letGten Sanfs ppr Dem &D.
uigsrulalt INTO 0cu Heglerllngs9e-
bGlroen, uber es iilb mlr fleinere
@irret eil!getmtelr. Gle Stuliener
batten i'm olgemeinen fem unocrcs
Wablergcbllis eruartct. Sn einiac,
StraGen erid)ienelt &ultslnellsen,
uno ga unh bort t)ortc ntall bas Mc.
uolntiouslieo ~Hute ssabnc".
Wie Yremier sllcioe SC Wusperie
ertliirte, bat Der aonis Die 9tittei-
lung rllbig entgegengeliomnlen.
llnter bcm WoblgeieB miro Sic
bon Yrenlier Sc 8aspcri 9eiiibrte
8ualitionsreglerllag, in Der ieds
Yarteien pertreten iiuS. Oie @eidNI
te !rei;erfiibrcn, bis Die llclle &ou-
itit,ante IN ibrer criten Siti,ug an
"A. SSl,ili er,en observation-disclosures
drf erllcnnt. 2egal bleibt ltmberto
aouig, bis Der bodIte Berid)tsbpi Sic
Nppublif profIan,iert. Was ini,ui.
itcn geihcben iit.
shlnb anf Se:te 8.
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;'lelldelbe ibres Spprtcs bepor5lla1
mar. IS lit ser Yiorierarbcit ciniacr
lpeniger luie Gbarles g. aings Sen,
rp 6oro ulto s. ssrallf Surepa all3i,.
ihreiben. oaB oer ,@aiolile 9uggp"
nid)t unter HIhter 'begroben ,pl,roe
gtaf 80 ,snbren fnnn mnn fanm nod
&erif finoris 0afiir mlibringcn, bnt
banlals, in Setroit cbenio lpie il,
Nclp Dprf peril,d,t trpiroe. Elm poll.
5eilidJes iSubrperbot iiir bieie nell.
artigen, "9e1u,obeitsitGoIihen @e
bifel 5lt erj,uingen.
Ufnn farn oes 8plbvnen Subj,
laluns bes Iutps nid)t geberfell, obnt
ole Seiitllngen bsr Mntp!lbuitri(
rpibreno pes &rieges 3t crip1bnen
neben Gem rciu meni Alirtcn einfto,
pielleiGt Der lturfite geitrag sum
Sicg iibcr. Oen iaihiitiid ,na5iitiiher
Jeildo. WabrenO oes 5lpeiten @elt
friegs fat bic Nutoinbultrie &riegs
material im gSert pun 90 Milliaroei
Collars ycrgeitellt ull0 oanit rabe,l
2O% Ser geiamten gsational .EroSlf
tiun gelieiert: Jhls5el1slnotore, Yar'
,5er1uaaen, Ianfs, ESaeps, atna Iii.
5aDlise anoere 0inge, obne oie eil
lnoOerner &rieg nidt geiiibrt lperOer
farm. SeBt arbeitet Sic Snbuitric
BON Ser oireft lno htoireft 7 Milio
nen &e,lldjem leDc,t, oal Der Yeruull
foan,1nl,ng ibrer Jriebens3iele. Sel
9fihpintlger SEES anicrifamiit)en &ul
fes luie Der gan5en Welt miro iiil
Die ltadyikn Sabre lcidt erreid,bart
'Wiasnldrfte id,affeu; aber etua uor
1860 at hiirfte Ser iharfen speroenbt
&onfurrel5tantpf sic Snoultrie 81
gr0Beren slnltrengamgen arineen
oeren Grgebnis Wagen NIT Ncteten
'antrieb, nit aoar-&untrolie uni
uieiieittt nit 9ltptnencrgir- -Alntrief
!iein lpereen. Iie, beiteiEnoe 9egrcn
aang oss Strabe,n,eses uQein ,pir>
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stiitos bpitinnnen; ,penn Die Eban
taiie Der sllltoingenieure Der Scr We
.gebnuer an icbr pormseift, fomer
fS9micrrgfeiten niht uusb!e;hen. 81,
lid oas eJlng5cug iidrr 5llna,bc ma
hen miro.
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Streifs perbiiten uno Sic orooniliers
te 'slrbeiterld>ait feiieln iollte, fieI
llllter ben Gid, ais iie bon oe!u 8ri.
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fltnf Stllnn,en (5lpei 0rittel niiiien
et1 Geto iiberitimmen) inn Sals aui,
red)t erbaltcn 1puroe. 2aute 3urlie
tonen BON beioen Sciten, als oas
Grgebnis Ser abitimlnlna befanut.
gegegen hra,roe: 1875 fir oas Geto
l1no 255 ougesen.
Sic oramatiite Nbitimrnl,ng pur.
De IN 30 Ntiluten erleoigt, nahoem
Die 1900 @orte umfalienNe Yot.
'hoft bes YrGiioenten Dor beioen
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I9lrbeiter 5lpingcn ,uiirGe, iiir pripote
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ieit su urbeiteu. .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT grober Boil
lltadt geifaTfen ,peroen; Streifs imo
Ins'perrllngen iollten perboten ,uer,
Ben, 10 lange oieie 9eborbe tuate;
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perben, lurb Nrbeitnetrmer unb Nr.
beitgeber lpllten gebalten ,perocn, oeu
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