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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13


Heart I
II: III. a. Z. & .
before 60 to the case want to tell
that beautiful young lady that Il might also help
10 try a bottle Of soothing delicious Boppo Tonic
II peps you up brightens your eyes. helps your
teeth. strengthens sagging muscles. and staVes
off that dull iistiess feeling often kills
the love Of person for another
Helen oToole sank back In her chair. "oh
Mamma" she said Isn't he wenderfni.-
shut up" said Mamma Maybe toniehts
the night he'll answer my letter"
Some thirty minutes later. Arthur Blankbeam
and his announcer walked down the corridor Of
the radio station. The smiled
Nice work tonight. Blankbean," he said. You
know your business about this love racket"
Yeah" replied the Great Lover "Rut -
hate it,"
You hate it, echoed the announcer What
you talking about? Practically every woman
i'm the country quotes your rules happy
riages And you're making plenty Of dough-"
4 know" nodded Blankbeam. u know. But
what really want to do is write. want TO forget
all about this love business want to be by my.
self. il you get what mean"
Il don't" returned the announcer 1t sounds
goofy"
We'll. then let put it this way" the Great -
Lover Didn't you 10 break
away from a humdrum life and do something
spectacular
The announcer shrugged.
Sure" he said I'VE all do. guess. That's
why quit selling hot dogs and became
That's exactly" doomed the Great Lover
- Now you understand my position want
?" o away from this racket. and write.
pour my soul a typewriter. You
en- seer"
IT. Yeah" replied the announcer. Il see And II
Id you feel strongly about IT, why don't you do IL!
es' The Great Lover bowed his head SOlemnly.
II can't" he murmured Its impossible. II
as did. I'D be able to keep up alimony
10 payments"
e CM III CK LES
y Q They're telling of certain Hollywood starIe'
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

IN II Excuse me-" she said. and hur.
E~mzMA@~~~a& ried into the living
Helen OToole. just turned eighteen and as
delightful dollie as ever disturbed dream fol.
lowed her mother quickly.
Patrick OToole, the head of the household
so he thought-maSticated another mouthful of
lamb stew. and looked over the top of his glasses
at Mickey.
Its that sissy radio lover again." Patrick
gTunted Hes got your mother daffy." He
chewed thoughtfuily. "And your sister, too"
Mickey said nothing. He merely nodded
Mickey was only twelve. And at that age. he
agreed with his father -.
Inside. the prewar radio squawked and Sput.
tered. and finally voice was heard
g.. and a trial bottle will be sent you free
upon request" Il said Just drop q postcard to
Boppo Tonic. in care Of the station TO which you
are listening. And now. here is-Arthur Blank
beam, the Great Lover"
Ma O'Toole moved an inch closer 10 the radio.
So did daughter Helen. In hundreds Of thousands
of homes throughout America. the situation was
the same at that moment. Arthur Blsnkbeam.
the Great Lover. was on the air.
He II was who could tell the Ma OTooles What
was lacking in their love lives. He IL was who
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
Fine Points IN Bndqe

In spades and three In diamonds.
Most obvious logic would have
shown any good defensive player
that a diamond lead was hopeless
against the No Trump game.
Vests hand was so woefully weak
that he had no possible re-entry
II he got the diamond suit estab-
lished. He should have seen that
any chance OF successful de-
Tense depended on tricks to be
taken by his partner. Such being
the case. he should have led the
suit which was most likely to be
the one chosen by East IL the lat
ter had been the leader. That suit
was hearts.
II West had led the heart 10, no
hold-up or any other play by
South could have given him
game. East would have had the
hearts set up and all ready to run
the remainders Of the suit as soon
as he regained the lead with the
club A. He would thus have taken
four tricks in hearts plus the club
A, no matter what South did.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

didn't present other evils. As to
dreaming up d remedy for a
hlibuster the original resolution
setting up the 12'man committee
specifically outlawed the inclusion
OF such floor procedure. So the
committee was helpless.
The committee has risen to the
challenge and producing a progress
siye report that in turn could he
challenge for some members to
follow through. But " they don't.
then the report will just be
piece OF paper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
ExtlnqulShed

Chicago AP 49, The hremen
named him Blaze and put him out.
A mongrel. Blaze wandered into
Engine House 81 a week age. Fair
ly successful at mending a few OF
his milder bad habits-like chew
ing up the FIRE hose-the hremen
had hopes for him until Sunday.
An alarm reused the men from
their second floor hunks. As the
last man slid down the brass pole.
blaze plunged after him. breaking
his fall on fireman William New
toms head. Then the dog took up
a stand in front OF the laundering
trucks. delaying their departure.
Blaze has been given TO neighbor
children. They promise to keep
him away from Engine House 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
"coolsr" Butter

Chicago-AP-Police saw two
teen-sge boys trundllng a loaded
hand cart down an alley
They investigated and found the
boys load was 1876 pounds of but
ter. The boys were sent TO the
juvenile home and the butter
II has been locked with a cake
OF Ice in a cell at the Marquette
Ave. police station.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
SHORT SUIT LEADS PAY

THERE ARE two kinds OF
hands from which II is advisable
TO lead a short suit"--one OF
three cards or less-against a No
Trump game contract. when your
own side had done no bidding. One
Of those is a hand In which you
have non-touching honors in sew
eral suits no longer than four
cards each, with practically all the
honor cards your side could possl-
bly, hold. You don't want TO jeo-
pardize them by leading from
them. The other time is when your
own hand is so weak that you
know the defense depends mainly
on early establishment OF your
partners best suit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
Kitchener Helpful on !
Reorganization Group

Two vices OF the present set up
we're not cured. One is the TOO
much" power OF the Rules COM
mittee which can stop legislation
from ever reaching the floor. An
other Is the seniority rules which
pushes q man. whether he be quail
fed or not. into important chair
manships because he manages to
stay In Congress.
But the committee found II Inn.
possible to fnd any substitute that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
Hiah Blood Pressure
a Warnlns Of Dangerous Complications

sure, and have been unable 10 improve
your condition With cid style nsthods-
then take time cut nov and ask Jour
self why has sot my scnditios i'm
.provsdf"
High Blood Pressure h q warning th.s
semsthins 10 wrong With your system
somsthing. II lot 20. may lead 10 Harden.
Ing Of the Arteries. . Stroke. Paralysis.
grave eeaditions.
pruEs and medicines that give only
Temporary relief will net do enc bit
Of rood toward removing the causes Of
your trouble. 'Ysu uust remove or aliay
the easss Of yeur trouble.
The Bill Clinic. through tn system
Of Health Corrsetion, combined With the
worlds Famous Mineral waters and
Baths Of Excelsior Springs. has dsvsl-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

arriving just in time to accompany
him home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

dealer: South. Both sides vul-
nerable.)
South West North East
2NT Pass 3NT
West slavishly led the fourth
best Of his longest suit. the dia-
mond 5. and the declarer walked
in with an easy game. He took
that first trick in the dummy and
promptly led the club 3 toward
his honors, playing the K after
East put on the 10. To the dunn
my he went again with the spade
K and led the club 6. This time
East came In with the A. No mat
ter what he returned. South had
his game assured. getting two
tricks In clubs, one in hearts, three
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
AMAZING FREE BOOK

In response 70 the great many whs
have written them about their mod
ern methods Of nslping High Blood
Pressure sufferers 10 better health. the
Ball Clinic has prepared an Amazing Free
Book entitled High Blood Pressnre--Ths
correct basic conditions and troubles-'
how II may be possible for you TO find
eounfortinE relied. better health and . new
outlook on life. There is no obligatioa.
This Instructive book may save you years
Of untold misery. Write today 70 BALL
CLINIC. DEPT. S665 creslsior sprinEs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
Jury IN RECESS

Lansing-AP-Senators probing
tn use OF lngham County grand
jury funds were in recess today az.
ter their latest attack on 'irregu-
lar" payments to witnesses, and
subsequent accusation by Special
Prosecutor Kim Sigler that their
actions were "tantamount to OBJ
struci'ng justice" Roy T. Conley.
Lansing attorney who Is counsel
for the senate committee. said he
did not expect the three members
to reconvene before the last part
OF the week. They were in ses.
sion most OF last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
A Complete Directory

San Diego, Calf AP -- Navy
Woman Salvatore c. Del Vecehio,
Jr., told police his father had
been missing from Lodi. n. j.. for
is years.
They suggested Salvatore look
in the city directory. He did and
the Salvatore, Sr., turned out to
be his father. now 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
Church Briefs
The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army
% S. Park ST.
Captain Vernon Vie, officer In
charge.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer
Meeting; 500 p. m. Midweek Wor.
ship Service. continuing the series
of stereopticon lectures.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
(2O1 River Blvd.)
II. c. Sipe, b. d., pastor.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.-Mid-
week Lenten Service. The sermon
theme for March IS, will be
Whether OF the Twain?"
Willow Run Evangelical Lutheran
Church
missouri Synod)
Wednesday. s p. m.-Special
Lenten services. Sermon topic:
THE Silent Sufferer.
London Community Methodist
Church
Rev Charles Bragg. pastor.
Thursday, 8 p. m. March IL
Quarterly Conference at London
Church.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
(25 S. Prospect ST.
NJ. S. Amstutz, minister
Wednesday, 1880 p. Mid
week prayer service.
NEW YORK-INS-Mrs. Frank
lin d. Roosevelt plans TO visit Rus
sia late in June. She said she would
ask the Soviet government. to ad-
NIT her as a journalist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

HONOLULU APP - 1t. Gen.
Robert c. Richardson. Jr.. announc-
ed Friday night he will relinquish
command Of Army forces in mid
Pacific March II and return to the
mainland for reassignment. after
which he will retire from the
Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11
CMILES in
- The Neus
FELIX THE CAT

Whitehall, n. Y.-AP-"Bossy''.
Paul Leonbruno's affectionate COW,
jumped her fence, walked through
the center OF Whitehall. negotiated
the railroad yards and arrived at
the blacksmith shop where Leon
bruno works. She planned well.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

A garment dyed with natural
indigo. vat color. was found in a
tomb in Thebes. where 1t has lain
since about 1000 b. c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-11

opsd . new method Of treating HisE
Blood Pressure. Every day remarkable
results are being achieved with sufferers
rsEaining better health.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16
DO CO-ops PAY T1-NEa? YES.

Tho idea has developed among many people from the attack on Co-ops by tho NT-A that co-ops do not pay any taxos. This is an erroneous -intorprotat ion. Tho attack is on the exempt ion from income taxes. Co-ops do not pay income tax, because the profits belong to tho members and they report their profits on individual returns. Coop do pay all other taxes that any private enterprise or corporal ion would pay. An example right nov is tho Solos Tax. Tho Coop units arc all subject to this tax. If Palmer woro incorporated and property in Palmer roro taxed, tho Coop ,-ould boar it's share of tho taxation tho salno as all othor property in the district. Vicious attacks arc being made in tho States in tho pross and over tho radio to discrodit Co-oporat ives. Wo may not think that it effects us horo, but it doos Vo deal ~ith Co-oporativos in tho Stat tos. Anything in turing Co-ops thoro would in- directly effect us here.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16
PALlER'S LIVESTOCK

Wo thought ue had a Herd Law effective in A1a ska, but rhen TO sec horses, COWS, calves, and oven bulls munch ing tho garden and lawns, v.e wonder. t Holstoin bull vas graz ing on the school yard the other day. People do have gardens growing believe it or not. Thcro arc onions and rodi shes groEing outdoors be sides perennial plants Of several kinds. People do not exactly l ike to havo tho tops cheEod off their flowers or shrubs or oven the Thu barb and chivos.
 Te might mcnt ion too that bulls are aory dangerous animals oven though you mi ght think one quito tomo. Ono noted natural ist says that the dolno stic bull is tho most dangorou an iral in exi stance bocau SC he cannot be trusted and viii attack with out any apparent provocation. Wild animal that TO expect to be dangerous are moro afraid of us than TO arc of thom and un- loss cornored or disturbed by nan will usually get out of his ray.
 To arc sure that the pooplo Of Palmer would greatly approc iato it, if tho person orn ing tho livestock would mend tho holes in the foncc or tako noco ssary steps to koop them from gott ing out.
 Thank You!
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

1t the present tirno the REA Co-ops sooln to getting the worst knocks. They arc being criti sized bocaus they Uoro backed by the government. '>'.
 Until the REA vos developed, rural oloc- trif ication on a large scale seemed hope less. Some farm corrnun ities did have
 service, but too many moro did not.
 Furtho moro, the expense of putting in ines Eay moro than farmers could stand. Companies rantod around 5000. % per mile and hou many could put up that much. Tho REA developed a plan thereby the farmers could afford to have limos. This system is proving very succe ssful throughout tho states. Furthermore, the loan is being paid back to tho government with intoro st.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

Farmers tn purroso of $l.75n Dis ribut t Coou1n
 dand rublis II
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

REPRESENTATIVE FROM UNITED STATES COAST GUI-RD IN PAlER THIS WEEK Chief Sayro from the United States Coast Guard was in Palmer tho first of this vook recruiting boys for the Coast Guard. They want mon between ages l7-25 for immediate assi g1unont to ship or shoro. Therc is no Boot Camp. This is within tho Tcrr itory of Alas only. Horc is utat is offered if boys enlist now. 1. 30 days leave per year 9. 2O-pcrcont extra pay for Alaska Duty 2. All rights under CT. Bill 4. Family allowances 5. Frco DO stage mt il 3l, December l947 6. Niodicol-Dental caro ?. Core spondoncc courses for completion
 of Hi gh School 8. Trade Schools r9. Yearly clothing allowances 10. Government provi dod or allowed subs
 and quarters. Boys must have conp1o 1otod years of High School to be elegihle. The other years can be completed while in the Coast Guard. They must be s 4" and weight proport tomato Anyone interested may write to-
 Recruiting Officer
 Comdr, l7th G. Dist.
 Kotchikan, Alo ska
 or to-
 Robert E. sayro ,C.Y.
 us. Coast Guard
 Ab. Bldg.
 Kotchi kan, Alaska
  1t the present time the REA Co-ops soon ] to getting the worst knocks. They arc boing crit sized because they roro backed by the government. T>':I "
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

Robert E. Sayro e. Y, us. Goa st Guard Ab. Bldg.
 Kotchikan, Ala ska
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16

REPRESENTATIVE FROM UNITED STATES COAST
 GULRD IN PlIER THIS WEEK
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Kritif Int Ae,stidsea,
8rieicn ernttiNlt

SrnnfTl,rt a. Mt. gSic baa omcri,
faniihe Secreshoilptouartier nit
tcilt, babcn slmerifner in sen Ser.
Stuoten @ricic an Seutihe acihric-
ben in oencn lie Sic 9(llilertct fritz
iicren, sic Tclltihcn lobcn, Sic Ser
cinigicn Staaten nnareifcn uno nic
@ombdrhier,,ug oeutiher StGote tc.
huucrn. Sic @unoesarnce crflGrte,
Oicic @ricic als beimiidc llnh Der
bptenc &orrciponocn5 nllTaefange,t
wurocn llno iiigte piuslL oaB 5lpar
ll1r Elm flciner Seil ocrielben tritiIc!)
eingeltellt mar, oics oaiiir aher bel
tiger. Siciem 8cbarcn miro ia lu;ll
cil Gnoc bercitct, inocm ab I. slprll
Sic Ecit nah Seutidlano oiIcn icln
miro. Ticie @rieic fumcn mciitcns
ourh Scloatcn, Sic iih nit Sen Scr
ranoten bon oelltidamcrifnniihcll
0iirgern in &erbinhlmg ieBten oOer
lm1efebrt uno es lit cin traurigcs
3ciden in ser hcl,tigeu 8elt, buf
}Inhporten nah GeutihlanS IN Sri,
tit alsarten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Danebarcr 1,,bel an,
Plate!

Gic ncn ser MilitGrrcaierln,a in
Berlin ongefiinbiste @ieoererSii.
nl,ng bes Goirperfebrs nit Geutihs
lano ON I. slpril bicicS GSabrcs bill.
oct trot ser lhtperc1 @cd)riinfl1r.
aen sic linn arferlegt lpcrocn, clll
Grcianis, oas nit ssreuoe uno &c,
nllatluna hegriiBt ncrNen nu16 l,uu
haS ilt ,msahlbaren beutldamerito,
ltiid,en isamilicn helleu Ssubct ouSs
loen miro; iiir, lie beocltet oos crit
reht ci9entlid) ons @roe ocs &ricgH,
cas- Gdnncrn pabrcu Srieocns,
Sic @erbGltniiie, untcr ocncn Sc
bcIfrilttc Tritpcrfcbr nit Scrt'd,.
lauh, Dos - tehniih nod INNER cin
vTcinblono" bil6ct - ipicoCr oui,
aenonlmcu lueroen miro. beitGtiacn
Sic bon oIlcn perniinitiecn ecutcn
NebeAtc llcber5e,lalna roB Ser. fort,
gclcttc EoIlham feinen pilltiirlihc,
GntlhCiSlmgeu Scr beteiligtcn Heairs
rllrgen cntipridt, lonoern sic not
Tcnoige isolge ser ourd oie Scr
it6rlmacn ms &erniiitmgen be&
&ricacS bcrhciaefiibrieu ;}lllGuoe in
Geutihlano biloete, lnter ocucu gc.
regeltcr Yoitperfcbr cinIad, rictt
lnoalid) tear, oic mangclba'tcn Ser.
MISUNDERSTANDING tatcn Gin iihr;,
ges, eincn &eltpoltperfebr NIT uuO
aus Sem Geicbc einen leeren @lnid'
blei6en 5l loiien.
3u hefla9en hleibt ober Dor aaenl,
boT sic tchniic1en MduQel hic Ser.
lcnoung bon Yafeten nod nitt sc.
itatten; oenn oarau ideitert sic Spff
mmg pon Sunoerttallienoen, ihrel
oarbenSen 9iebeu oriiben in Ser
sh,nSe Scr asut lshb bus III Jest
beute! - iperttitigen @eiitano lei
item 81 fGnnen. Slber es hleiben 81,
@unih umc sic SoIiullue, hab III,
lerc @ebGrocu oas gegebene Seriprc
den eriiillcn lpcroen, bie 9egenrIr
tig nod notpenoigen YoItbeifrG,
funaen 10 balls ais m0glih auIsube
ben lmo Sen Yoltperfebr i'm gan5cI
llmIonae ,pieocr allBunebncu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Demtitte Seriher
arbeitett fir i. =. u.

@aibington. kricgsiefrctlr Eot.
tcrIon entbiilltc il, ciuen, on SEN &c,
natcr Sulbriabt eeridteten @rief
Dap ae9enIpdrtia etna 130 oeutifjs
Joriter mo Sehuifer in bieien1
Sanb al militGriihen Eroieften bal
Gcreini0tn Staaten nrheilcn ,lno IN
ndtItcr 3irfllnit nod ctpa 40 ,pci
tere oa5u fonlnen iperocn.
Sic iSlotte beidGitigt IS oieIcl
,Soriher in ibrcm Saboratorium il
i@bitc Sdf, DO, no sur 3eit erperi
mente nit Hatettentpaifen porsc
nomlnen uno Ipparate benust lper
Sen, lpie iie in oen bcutiheu ,sorih
!lnaSanltalteu iiir acroopnamif BE
nutt lpurbcn.
.NuBlano uno Glm(anH peripen
Ben belltite SorIher in dbulitbe'
@eiie. Nanleu iino nitt hefunn
0caGben troroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Notwithstanding in Clebelanb
weitieite ,piu $5O,OOO, ,OOOjammeln

Giele nnren ou bon Sit uno We|t
a6er nod picl nrebr bitteu ha ie;ll
Iollen IN ser Moiieuucria riamnllung i'm
@eIticite Sadienbeint am Sountas,
oen "a. iSe6rlar. Senn beruten ,pur,
&c bariiber, lpic mir helfen irllen
unIern Sdymeiterl mo @riibern ii
ser altcn &eimat. Nid,t Oh !rir belien
ioacn mar sic Israge. Iariiber ,pa'
ren lid) alle bon pornc berein einia.
Mittel uno @ege imlrben geii,d)t iiir
Sic groBt=llGslide SilTe, oie Srgal,i.
iation ipurbc acid1aiien Iiir criolg.
reicbe Silfeleiltl,ug lmo ciu bobcs,
eoles 3iel auuroe geiest, bas mir mil
allen &r6iten ST crreiheu ucril,hell
iuerocn.
Grnit uno ieicrlih flan9en sic
Gone bes alten 2utDerliebes Gin
ieite Burg lit unier @ott", lmo aus
SEN &ldnsen oes Sicoes fonnte man
id)on erfcnnen, SAB mir nod lauge
niht olles pcrlorcn 9olten. Sic 9soi
lit groB, oas Gleno llnidglid,. Gas
eri,lbren mir elei6 aus elmer slnsabl
@riefel,, sic Shipelter Noia Nifola,s
(oie 5rau bes Sirisentem bon ibrer
Sdpeiter aus @cioenbad) i'm @ur.
senlano crbaltcu bate llno Scr Ser.
iammlung borlas. 2allt auiicblud's.
ten oie iraucn nno sic sluaen Ser
Ot1ner ieudtetcn iid, als Sdreftcr
NifolallS pon Sem Sd)ifial ibrcr
2iebcn crsGbltc, bis ibrc Stilnnlc
Dor Grresln,g iteden blieb lno lie
einiad) niht speiter iprehen fonnte.
lleber Griuhen oes &oriitcnocll
oes 9ofalfomitees, CAMEL 1bellrnal,.
iiibrte SauptIcfret1r Tr. N. &c
Shneicer sen goriit. Der critic &so'
ner luar Yoitor Or. Sans 6oilel, oel
Mfann, ser unerniiolid i'm 7ienItt
,lnieres 0olfes arbeitc, ser imlnc,
@ebulo fat uno oem nidts az biel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
3tes Aneriiie
Ellie fmr po,,ley

sSaibington. Die Gontroperie iibe,
Die Tominatirn bon gonin 81. Yan-
ley sunn ilotten llntcrItaatSIefrctGr
enttpidelte iidj 81 elmer s(rt Ser.
traliensuot,lm bes Scnats IN opr
Srumnn- &caicrlmg. Ssdes nei,erlid)e
Mngrific a,li Sen YrGiioenten, III
oem CT oieiAn por,uari iih niNt
Itreng an sic @abrbeit sebalten ba-
be, bat nad) allgemeiner Mufiailung
Die 8ontroberlc iiber Sen Sail Ynu-
lep binalsgetrageu, 10 baB MN cin
Hilnft erreiht !mlroc, oa ons per
ionlidp slniclen oes YrGiiocrten arf
Dem 'Spiele itebt.
Die 9lnbGnger Yauleps lieben feis
ren 3lueiicl oaran, oaB iie bieie ,lei,e
@eaoung Ser Sinae bagriiGten. aa
MN, nab ibrer suiiaiillna Sen Se-
mofraten bes Senats tlargemadt
,puroe, bob lie sic @abl 5lpiiben oenl
Yrdlioenten alno Dem friibereu Ss1-
neniefretur Sfes baben, irobei Ser
Nusgaag nidt fraglidy iein fam.
@orber batten lie pripat sugegeber,
.baB sic Moglihfeit Sic 8eitdtieung
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