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Evening star., 1946-09-08
War, Famine Demands
Threaten 10 DESTROY
Vitality Of Farm Soil
BY the kssocioted Press

CHICAGO.-America is using up
its most priceless resources-the
vitality Of it's soil.
Bumper crops, spurred by war
and famine needs. have drained
nitrogen, phosphorus and potas-
sium from the American earth. Not
nearly as much of those ife-giving
elements has been put back into
the soil.
Agricultural experts warn that
the trend must be stopped if the
Nations health is to be maintained.
c. w. Bunting of the Illinois
Farm Supply Co., an agricultural
cooperative, says that 'if we go
on at our present rate we will be
trying to grow foods on land no
better than cement"
Prospect Extremely Serious"
Walter Carver, agricultural econ
omist of the Federal Reserve Bank
of. Chicago, adds that the pros
pect for the generations to come
is an extremely serious and sober
ing one
The American Farm Bureau
Federation has appointed director
of research, George Scarseth, to
study means of combating soil de-
pletion. Every stalk of grain, every
crop Of vegetables, every fruit
bearing tree takes essential chemi-
calls from the earth. 1t is these
chemicals which provide the nu-
tritive value in foods.
Soil depletion is not the same
thing as soil erosion, although both
come under the head of soil con-
servation. Erosion is the washing
away of topsoil by rains; it can
be combated by contour farming
and strip cropping Soil depletion
keeps the topsoil on the land, but
removes its vitality.
Midwest Hard Hit.
Experts say soil depletion is
hitting America right in it's food
basket-the Midwest The Mid
western States are draining their
soil without adequate replacement
to a greater extent than any other
section of the country.
The annual removal of chemi-
Gals from the soil in the State of
Iowa alone" Bunting said, "is great
Evening star., 1946-09-08
OES Activities
Special activities.


Naomi Wednesday bal
loting and entertainment.
Bethany Chapter Saturday. Star
Point Committee with Mrs. Ruth B.
Mettler.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Monday. Harmony Side. Ways and
Means. with Ardella Carter. Thurs
cay Unity Side, with Mrs Hattie
Miller.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday, initia-
ton.
Federal ChapteT-Thursday, grand
visitation and balloting.
Columbia Chapter Tuesday.
meeting and card party.
Bethlehem c apt TUESDAY.
honoring July, August and Septem-
ber birthdays.
Acacia Wednesday, 1:3O
pm, Ec-ne board to entertain
Campbell Loeffler Sewing Club at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Members and friends invited
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Friends Report Walter Johnson
Seems to Be Gaining Definitely

1t is still true, however trite, to
say that Walter johnson is fighting
the gamest battle of his life at
Georgetown Hospital where he went
five months ago, expecting to stay
only a week.
The Big Train" OF baseball Is
somewhat better now, although his
illness remains serious. And the idol
of diamond fans during his more
than Is years as pitcher and man
ager of the Washington ball team
is not forgotten.
Although he cannot receive gen.
eral visitors. he does see some men,
Der of his family every day. and a
few longtime friends, such as Clark
Griffith, once or twice week
Others, apparently including many
who only watched the great pitcher
from the grandstand or bleachers,
call the hospital from time to time
to ask about him.
Joe Cronin. Red Sox manager
Walter, was hospital visitor last
week.
The official hospital report con-
tinues to be: Condition un-
changed" This does not mean he
shows no improvement or that his
condition is as critical as it was last
spring when. for a few days, there
seemed little hope he would live.
His handshake, as he greets Call
ers, is stronger, and he is able to
talk longer without tiring. Friends
who saw him last t>week report that
"he seems to be definitely improv-
ing"
DR.. Thomas F. Keliher his ply
sician, reported last night that
Walter has shown Improvement.
While DR. Keliher and hospital
authorities do not discuss diagnoses
of illness without the consent of
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Public Hearing TO Be Held
On Bethesda zoninq Plan

A public hearing on the zoning
plan for the central business dis
trict of Bethesda will be held at
pm, October 8, in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission has an
nounced.
Purpose of the hearing will be to
afford an opportunity for citizens
to present their views regarding the
plan
Two maps will be presented by
the commission for consideration.
Copies are available at the COM
missions office, $500 Colesville
road, Silver Spring, and at the Of
fee of Commissioner Clarence
Keiser, 1850 EastWest highway,
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Non-PaIestine Arabs
Gather in London for
ParIeys With British
Spseiol oispoteh TO The Sior

LONDON, Sept. british states
men and leaders of the Arab world
gathered in London today for an
attempt at settling the age-old Pal
estlne problem at conferences in
which neither Jews nor Arabs from
Palestine will be represented.
Despite preliminary friction and
refusal of Palestinian Arabs and
the Jewish Agency Executive to
attend, Whitehall took the view that
the discussions should be extremely
useful in exploring several direc-
tions" of thought on the Palestine
question.
Settlement of the problem is vital
to the British government, which
has been distressed by the bad effect
the Palestine case has had on Anglo
American relations and worried lest
p false move jeopardize the British
position in the Middle East.
The Middle East always has been
vital spot from the standpoint of
military strategy and straddles Bri-
tain's empire lifeline through the
Mediterranean.
Formal Opening Tuesday.
The conference will open formally
Tuesday in private, attended by
Prime Minister Attlee and also For
elgn Secretary Bevin, who has given
the conference priority over the
Paris peace negotia tionS. Indicat-
ing they still were hopeful that
Palestine Jews and Arabs would
change their minds and send repre-
sentativeS. government spokesman
said the aim of the conferees would
be to reach a suggested settlement
in time to submit proposals to the
next meeting of the United Nations
Assembly.
But some observers believed the
talks. originally intended to strive
for settlement. now can do no
more than explore the Palestine
problem.
Responsible Jewish quarters, pes
slmiStic about the outcome, saw
little hope of the conference "estab-
fishing peace in Palestine" the goal
set by Colonial Secretary George
Hall.
liberalization Proposed.
At least starting point for con-
ference discussions, however, will be
a plan for liberalization of the
Holy Land along lines suggested
by British American experts. 1t
proposes dividing the country into
four areas, including separate
Jewish and Arab provinces with
considerable autonomy under
central government.
The liberalization plan. which
calls in part for immediate admis-
sion Of an additional 100000 Jews
to Palestine. has pleased no one.
The British have announced that
President Truman would. be ad-
VlSed of the results of the confer
ence, to which he refused to send
unofficial observers. Mr. Truman
has told Britain he could neither
accept nor reject the liberalization
plan and reiterated his desire to
see 100000 Jews transported to the
Holy Land with all speed"
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Missing Plane Found
Safe at Racine Airport
BY the Associated Press

RACINE, Wis, Sept. IA two
engined Cessna plane which had
been reported missing on Detroit
Milwaukee flight was located today
at the Horlick Racine Airport where
it had landed late yesterday after
skirting Lake Michigan.
Grant Satten, manager of the
airport, said the report that the
plane was missing apparently was
due to poor radio reception and
possibly misinterpretation of radio
messages" He said the plane,
owned by the Racine Flying Service
and piloted by F. Sommers, was on
chartered flight and carried one
passenger.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

! disorders At nearby Columbia last
February.
j. j. Cleveland OF Ramah was
the third juror accepted in the last
three days
One venireman was held In con-
tempt of court today-the fifth since
efforts to select Jury began August
l5-and sent to jail for 10 days and
fined $50 and costs.
The court held that Ed Smith
gave unsatisfactory testimony in an
effort to avoid jury service.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

er than that from all States touch
ing the Atlantic Ocean from Florida
to Maine"
He added that the need for phos-
phorus by the eight corn belt States
lis greater than the entire 1945
production of the fertilizer in
duStry, including the IVA"
Health of Youth Affected.
Bunting, who has been working on
soil depletion for three years for the
Illinois Agricultural Association, as
serted, poor health often can be
traced to poor SOIL Our wartime
draft showed us that young men
Evening star., 1946-09-08
DC. Mon Buys Virqiniu Farm

WARRENTON, Va. Sept. 7 CSpe-
ciap Arthur T. Kelly of Washing
ton has purchased from H. V. Hooe
his 1l5-acre farm near New Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Eighth Juror Chosen
For Race Riot Trial
BY the Associoted Pr.s.

LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn, Sept
The eighth juror was chosen
today in the trial of 25 Negroes on
charges of participating in racial
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
BY advertising In The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II p.m.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Weather Report

District Of Columbia and vicinity
Partly cloudy with highest tenn
perature in low 80's today. Tomor-
row, considerable cloudiness and
cooler.
Maryland - Partly cloudy and
rather warm today followed by
cooler temperatures tonight and to-
morrow
Virginia - Rather warm today
with scattered showers in central
and south portions. Partly cloudy
and cooler tomorrow.
River Report.
From United States EngineersD
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at harpers Ferry
Iemnera1ure and Huu
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Temperatures in Various Cities.
C0MPT0METRY

BE C0MPTOMETER operator-Hundreds
aries-Touch Typins free with course
Day and Night Sessions - Enroll early -
Est 80 yrs. Approved Gl School
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ST. Ma. 23fO.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, %. on July 90.
Lowest. II, on Jan. 2S.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast anc
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Automobile lights must be turned or
one-hah hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn
Capital icurrent month to dateJ:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-15
RuiIeit ,peuett itt
PAL Gitinairaee
Gin wSrt ntitre>ctt

9onSon. SotpietruBlano mill bci
Ser enogiiltigen 2oiung Ses IalGiti,
na-Yroblems elm @ort mitSureSel,
baben, neil es in ser palGitineniiihs,,
Situation else moelid)e 8eorob,mg
oes @eltfrieSens iiebt.
Gin Mostauer &unSfunffommen.
tator griii ben Goriflag beftig an,
Enlditina arfsllteilen unb erflGrte,
Die geriuhe, bie Ealditinafrase obne
Seilnabme Ser gereinten Nationcn
5u loien, fiibren 5u nihts.
MiQionen Menifen bie NIT Sofi.
nung Ser Mrbeit Ser Yariier esrie'
oensfonferen3 Nufmerfianlfeit ifen'
fen, iteIler iid bie Irase, ob bie gr.
eigniiie in Yalditina nit Ser Sfafi
llng zines ba,lerbaften uno feiter
JrieSens, nit ser Siherbeit uno nit
Sem 8runoiab Ser 8leihberefti
gung ser Nationer pereinbar fins
fir tpelhe oie friebliebenoen Natio
men Sen nationalio5ialiitiiden an
greifer befdmpft ba6en," iagte oe1
Mosfauer Num0f,lnfipreder.
Gr fubr fort: Sic Spannung II
8alditina iei Ole Golge elmer ~impc
rialiItiiden Yolitif, erelde bic alter
@omer 10 rid)tis in bem ausornt
v1eile un6 berrihe" umifrieben ba
ZEN. Die Deranlaiier ,m6 9lnban9e
Sieier VoIitif baben geididt 'uiidel
sssuoen uno arabern @egeniate ge
id)affen, rn6 6as 2aro in 3tpei feino
Ii6e &eereslaeer geteilt. Sie berfu
den iest. Die ouslGn6iidJe Serrihaf
in YaI6itina 81, feitigen. ("
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-15
F|uecht|inge ernten auf der Stierwiese

&oburs. Sn 5ablreid)en &C.
meinoen lit man oasu iibergesangen
ungenustes @emeinbelano oen llm'
quartierten als 8arten uno 9lder'
lano umionit ooer segen cine GERM
gere Yadtgebiibr 81 iiberlaiien. Sr
8eitungsbauien iino nabe5u 80 par'
Seaen Don ie 100 qm an iie pertell1
roroen. Nafiolgeno elm 8erib1
iiber Die nellen Yddter uno lbre Ar'
belt:
@iien Sic, mas sic Stiermieie
iit9 @abribeinlib nibt. Sic eriitierl
in manden Ooriern lsno lit Elm
8runoitiif, oas 5lpar ser 8emeinoe
sebort, aber Dem jelpeiligen Stier'
batter 5ur @eriiigung seiteat miro
Sier in unierem Sale banoelte es
iib um cine iiir sic 8aernmirtibai1
renig ertragreihe 8ieie; 10 lieB Oit
8emeinoe lie troden legen unO UNI
piliigen uno perteilte oas 9ano, 5l
Iammen nit eInem Stiid urbar &C.
madten ShuttablabeplaBes an oit
Gpafllierten.
9aS Sos entidieo. Man fonntt
elm Stiid bereits bearbeitetes 2ani
ermilGen, man fonnte aber alld)
an elm Stiif 9anO geroten, bei Sen
crit Der Haien abgeibiirit, ooer i,
miibepoaer slrbeit Steine, gum 1ei
audi alte Nbidue Don Baumaterial
berausgeleien meroeu muBteu.
so glng es 3. y. 5ran 3. -
nno trosoem, lie bat es geidaiit
tie spIe piele anoere! @er Dor einen
ssabr nit ibr geiprohen, ibre sren
5enloie ger5weiilung irber oas per
lprene Gigenbeim nit Dem id0ne,
8arten erlebt bat, Der gonnt oieie
Jrau ibre 100 qm 2ano bon Seroen
Wle oft bat tie nidt ibren Quar-
tiergebern, ibren Nadbarsleutel
oas id)nllsde &Gushen geihiloert
nit Dem bunten Steingarten, mi
Der Blumenrabatte 5u Seiten De
Autoauifabrt, nit Dem 8irfenm1lo .
den uno Dem gepflesten Gemiiie
lano, oas cine gfolenbede uanihloE
Sier lit an cine 8oienbede freilic
nod niat gu oenfen; oenn es fommt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-15

ia Dor auem oaraui an, &artoiieln
uno 8emiiie 81 ernten, Inn nibt ies
Ses Wittageiien eriteben uno er-
betteln 81 miiiien. 2as aartoiiel-
traut itebt gut, grbien, Bobnen,
aoblrabi, &aoiesden, Salat - aaes
lit oa, iopeit man Samen ODER
Yilanen befam uno - iotpeit es
nift mitunter sic 8dnie abseireilen
baben! Grit belste wieOer bat Jrau
.. aui Ser Sauer 9elegen, INN sic
uerilirten Weibnadtsbraten auf Ser
5at gu ertappen. ~Oort binter Dem
oiten Baum babe ib mid perltedt!"
beridtet lie balb befiimanert ,u,S
balb lad)eno. Sa, aQes fommt Dor !!
slber iie bat nun gum britten Male
Salat sepilan5t uno feline Miibe &C.
ibeut.
IS iinO Nubg1rten, Die mir iest
Ieben. Nur elmer fonnte niht anoers
-er fat iid einen fleinen @eioens
3aun angelest, uno oieie arbeit ourd)
eie Goaenbung elmer Yiorte vge-
'front.'. an oeren Seiten er lpil0e
&oienlt0fe pilanste. Am anoeren
gnoe itebt cine primitive 2auben-
banf, &imbeerpilan5en loaen oie
8ldtterlalbbe peroen.
Sic leiiten bier alle 3utunits,
arbeit, oieie 8arteirfoloniiten. 0as
Sano lit aui 3 Sabre gepahtet, unS
iie ale baben idon Yldne, mie iie
es uerbeiiern tpoqen. rN6dites Sabl
- menn mir nod bier limo! (unt
oieie ginihr1nfung madt ialt eoer)
= fommt bier 1orinluQ berein uni
aihe nddites Sabr ernten ,pil
bier erSberen nddites Sabl
umfrdnden oie Stolen idon oas
| Cor - -"
! 3ufunitsNtultf, bon Wenihen, 81,
nifts mebr beiiben unO ibre Soil
nung an Elm tleines Stiidd)en Gro,
flammer sln Elm Studden gro'
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Was geht in Europa vor?
Deutschland. sehick.oI - Nedersons Evropa..

1ranfiurt a. W.-0as Botsoamer
0rpgramm our W:eberauirihtune
Icutihlanos beI;noet Iih in @eiabr,
su mibaliifen.
Tronfreit ,mS Ruilonb eroroiieln
Nos Yotssomer abfonmen. 0;eier
9erid,t spiG uerilld)cn, flarsulegen,
piepicl @elN Sies sen amerifaniiden
'SteucrSohlcrn fciten miro, ober nod
onSerS mehr. llu'ere bieiiacn Sc.
amtcn iino iih ooriiber einia, oaf
iett ser pecianete Mor'ent gefommcn
lit. nm Icutihlanb in sic @cmcin-
idoit Ser iih iclbit erhaitenoen. oe.
mofrotiihen uno ir:eoliebenoen Na-
tionen Suriifsuiitbren.
Sas mar ouh oas 3iel bon Hots.
oam. Mnn es gans periagt ooer Elm
Griob oaiiir nidt gefunoen miro.
meroen sc Gereiniaten Staaten Sen
ssrieocu perliercn. Turd) iein Geto
perb;uoert Ironfrcidj sic pirtid)ait-
lid)e unS poIiti'he &ereinheitlidulna
Trutihlanos.
isranfreid) perlangt, oaB oas
Gheinlano, Sic Mlrbr uno oas Saor=
gebiet rpm Nad,friegs TeutihIano
absetrennt ,perSe. 60 lanse Die on
oeren MGrfte nid)t 3ultimmen, lpei.
CERT iid) 6ranfreid,, oas Yotsoomer
Nbfommen 5ur N,Giiibruns 81 brin-
gen.
llno nun fommt sic SMpiet. Union
nit cinem Erogramm Ser Gerletuns
Ses Eotsbamer Mbfommens. Hub-
lnnb ihldgt cine 3entraliierung Ger
Relicrlne I'M NahfriegS Seutid-
lano uor, inibreno es in EotsSam
elmer ySen5entraliiation bes ppliti-
den 8cIiiges uno ser Gntialtllng ser
ortlidlen Gerantmortlihfeit suge=
ltimnt bat.
Die pergansenen unb fiinftigcn
Monate neroen iniolge ser Gerihlep.
1l,ng ben Rlliieu Elm wiSeritanSsloie
8elegenbeit geben, iif BORT ein3u
sraben, no lie Seutid dlano beiett ba-
ben, uno enttpeoer gcDaltiam su per-
Illdjen Oallerno 5I perbleiben, ober
crit gu rG,,nen. bis oas 8ebiet untpi=
SerrlIlih fcmmlmiltiif geaporoen lit.
Sic pirtihaftlidc Iereinbeitli-
dung GeutihlanSs, bisber bon
5ranfreid perbinoert, lit iiir oie
umerifaniihen SteuersabIer ,pidtie.
Nur ourdj gereinbeitlif)ung fann
9eutid)lano ieine leiWte Snbllitrie
unO ieine aagemeine 8olfstpirti6ait
fiir oen GrportbanSel eutfalten. Cine
IusflrbrbauoeI fann es iif ielblt nid)t
erndbren. @an5 per5peifelt bot
StaatsietretGr Somes j. 8prnes be-
antrast, bie amerifaniihe Gone nit
einigen ooer allen anberen Spnen au
Hreinigen, in DEM geltreben, 9eltid)-
LAMB iolle aniangen, alli eigenen 5ii-
ben su iteben. @robDritannien miro
babel nit uns lpabrifeinlit einlg
seben.
Solange 6ranfreih auf ieinem
geto beharrt. nliiiien oit Gereini1ten
Staaten iortseiest $3.50, 100000 bis
$20O,OOO,0OO idbrlieJ in oie ameri-
faniihe gone bineiuitliitten, Inn bel
ser Grnabrung Ser SeoOlferung NIT
5ubelien - ODER alsipannen uno oen
9eueenen Jeino ieinem Sdidal gang
iiberluljen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-15
11rteile eeeef, 19 1,aHe,t
pen GanHsbere beitGtiet

Srantfurt a: 90. Ser itellp, ame.
ritanii6e 0fititurgouperneur Gene.
rallelltnant g. Clan beltGtigte Die
llrteile gegen 19 Suoen, Die ipegen
ser Sanosberger &epolte su orei Mo-
naten Bis 81 5iuei SSsabren perurteilt
iporoen tuaren. Die llrteile gegen 6
SugenSlihe FOB Scr General auf
miO ermGBigte oas llrteil aegen flint
'reitere nit Scr 9egriinSung, Sic
2ellte bitten 5u lange unter Sen
Na3iterror gelebt unb ibr Bleid)ge.
Ipid)t nod nid)t pieoererlanat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-15

5ouptuns, rie mas SitpreuBen an.
1ebt, teilmeiie Ourh ibweoiid)e Ro.
tc &relS- -@eallitruste in Stodholm
heltGtigt miro. Geun ibnen 5uiolse
liegen nelte Streden SitprellBens
aegenmdrtiS unbemobnt nit unper.
lebrtcn GOrIern ubne ieNes 9ebewe.
EN- WeiIen uno Meilen iruhtbaren
Sooens lino unbeitellt.
|. gs iei unmoglid,, idbrt ser yOb.
;eruer" fort, oieie meitperbreitetcn
Grflirunsen Su funtrollieren, nber
ucnn lie al,d) MIR teilDeiic lpabr
pdren, lheint unter oen gegen,pdr.
tiren l(mitanoen Die Soiinung auf
cine 2inoerlms Der oeutifen sun.
sersnot ollrcb oieie Yropin5en. sic
emit SeutIcblanos &prnfammeru
uaren, 5leullid) illuioriih. Gs ihei.
ne, oaIa penigltens 146 oieier 8e.
Srfe feline Grnte proou5ieren ner.
Sen. SronunassemGBe 3ultGnSe ici-
en- in oielen breiten @iirtel ,eitipei-
Iihen Niemanosuunoes faum Dor
1913 als iriibeitem Sernlin 81 er-
!rarten.
~Gs lit natiirlit cine tragiid)c
rno faunl uorbergeIebene Sonic
Glenj ser Eotsoanler 9eibliiiie, BE-
trnt Ser ~Sbieruer" oaB zines ser
lpif)tigiten europGiid)en 8etreiaege.
tiete ali eieie @eiie. uusgered)net
su elmer 3eit beSrdnsteiter Nab.
rlngsmittelfnappbeit aui Der san-
sen @elt, auBer Eroouftion geiest
ilt."
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, Tros a1er Mt0ionen Collar. bic
Nmerita beigetrasen bat, ut sic ame'
rifaniibe Gone bungrig Gen. Soiept
!. McNarncp lit ser obitere Gbei
bier Elm sSterne-SiiiSicr, ser
irinc @orte genal abipGat:
vSier liegt ser 8runo aQer Gin,
ge", iagte er. r0son fam unmoglid
buuarigcn Nenidjen Temofratie leb,
rem. 7ie grcben 6ragen iino Nun sic
Teriiigung iiber oie &llbr. oas &bein,
IanS lno Sas Soarpbiet. Splange
oieic nibt gelGit itnO, CLAUDE ib nidt,
oab mir 6Ortid)ritte MAIDEN f0nnen.
Or. Somes 6. YoGad. BON ser
lln;ueriitGt Don WibiGan beurla,pbt,
iit 0irettor bes Ser @ebietsrgierung
beiseoroneten Mmtes Gr lit nod
peiiimiitiid,er ols WcNarnep.
r9ie Gage in 0eutiG,IanS miro i'm
mer idlimmer" iagr er. .Gs luurbe
gar feline Anitrena,ine aemaht. sic
6ran5oien 81 Stpingen. Sas YotsSa-
mer Abfcmmen sur 9urhfiibruns su
bringen."
lln'ere Rome bat tatiIflid) feline
inbultriellcn Standardization, unO lie
fcnn iih nid)t ielbit ernGbren. Sbre
Observation-Disclosures iinb begrenst.
Sie Gereinigten Staaten miiiien lie
ernGbren ober sic 100000 Wen-
ldjen nerben Sungers iterbcn.
Gin anoerer 8eiid,tspunft lit ser,
OaB Ieutiblano 5ur 9emofrat;c er-
boben meroen mllB ODER gum 3otali,
tarismlts, ireiDillig ober nid,t, berab-
i1nfen miro. Gle TeutiGen niiien
aub nihts beiieres.
@iebcrbolt inJten omerifaniihc
Siii5iere. baB sic 3uriidsiebuns Scr
VeIobungstruppen raid 81 elmer
neuen Yarteioiftatur iiibren miirSe.
Seine tGglihe 1888 &alorieuSiGt
lpiiroe Sen 0e,ltiben i'm 0urf)ihnitt
etpa cine uno cine balbe Marf foitcn
- Is Sent.
9lber ser Sd,parsbanoel bliibt, unS
man lpiiroe es nift gIallben, mas elm
Eafet 3isaretten betpirfen fam. Gs
gibt piele oiiene Stellen, aber meni1
9lrbeitsfriite.
Die StGote Iiesen i'm Sdutt. gs
gibt fem 8ias, aua) fein Waterial
sum- Sahoeden ooer iiir SnitaQatio-
men,, INN Die Serbeiierunscn uor5u-
nebmen. Seine laittpagen, Inn Die
Iriimmer ser 5eri6oiienen SGuier
meg5uiabren. IS gibt al,h feline men.
nenssuerten @erfsellge.
Die &dumungsar6eiten perSen
iebr lange ballern. Nan id)Gst, oaB
es 20 Sabre Sauern miro. I'm NIT
Sen gege,uuGrtigen Silismitteln ben
Sdutt in Berlin rcrt5uidaiien.
uno menn sic pier 8elabungs-
nlddte nibt raid 5uianmenfommen,
perOen it'd bie 0inge eber gum
Sblehteren als gum 9eiiereu tpen-
Oen, iiir Teutidlano uno iiir gang
europa.
Benn Sie SerbGltniiie in europa
it'd iolderart fortentpideln, oiiriten
oieie 2Gnoer Dieoerlln oen 9tabr-
booen elmer neuen Grnte iiir Muiio-
linis ulo SitlerS unb iergleihen ab.
geben. limo Damn fommt Der neue
&rieg.