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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Advertisement For Bids

Sealed proposals will be received by
the state Hi Hi.:hway Department at its
offices, Dover, Delaware, until 200 T.
NJ, r.. S. r. (3:00 +. NJ. f.. ID. :. t..
June II. 1916. and at that time and
place publicly opened for contracts in
VolVing the following approximate
CONTRACT 947
New Castle County
Furnishing and Applying AsphaItic
Material-1946 Surface Treatment
3l9.o0O Gal Federal Spec. y. +. 90
Asphalt Cement
CONTRACT 943
New Castle County
Aggregates for 1916 Surface
Treatment
9O00 Tons Crushed Chips. 70 Il.
Contractors Yard
4no0 Tons Gravel Grit, +. O. L..
Contractors Yard
ALTERNATE CONTRACT GAG
New Castle County
Btumlnous Surface Treatment, 1916
3l9,0O0 Gal. Federal Spec. y. +. 0U
ASphaltic Cement, Furnish
ed and Applied
5000 II. Crushed Chips, Furnished
and Applied
1000 r. Gravel Grit, Furnished and
Applied
CONTRACT $50
Kent County
Furnishing and Applying AsphaItic
/ Material-1946 Surface Treatment
4,o00 Gal. X. c. Priming Asphal
l75. .O0U Gal Federal Spec. y. +. ~
Asphalt Cement
CONTRACT 951
Kent County
Chips for 1916 Surface Treatment
5000 Tons Crushed stone Chips
CONTRACT e52
Sussex County
Furnishing and Applying AsphaItic
Material-1946 Surface Treatment
309 900 Gal K. c. > Seal Asphalt
; CONTRACT 953
: Sussex County
Chips for 1916 Surface Treatment
5000 Tons Crushed stone chips
CONTRACT 954
SuSScA SOutly
Bituminous Surface Treatment, 1874
> 300 900 Gal. H. G. Seal Asphal
. Furnished and Applied
5000 Tons Crushed stone CHIP
= Furnished and Applied
., Attention is called to the Speci;
, Provisions in the proposal, Specltca
tions and contract agreement.
t Performance of contract shall con
= mtnce within ten (lOD days alter exc
+ cution of the contract and be compl"
ed as specified.
Monthly payments will he made f(
ninety (9O) per cent OF the collStfu'
tion completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals upC
5 forms provided by the Department
Il Each proposal must hr accomptnlt
= 10y a surety bond. certified check.
( money to the amount OF at least II
:. O0J per ccntum of the total amount
" the proposal.
The envelope containing the propo
4 al must he marked "l'ropOSal for Il
Il construction of state Highway Cor
l. tract No............:
The contract Will he awarded
rejected within twenty t2m days iro
the date of opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject al
or all bids.
Complete sets of plans and speci
cations may he obtained after NJ
27. 1916 upon receipt of two doll;'
o. ($2.nU) for each contract. which amou
- will not be refunded.
ii Make checks payable to the sta
Highway Department.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPAlETMEN
Hy: f. V. DUPONT. Chairman
w. w. Mack. Chief Engineer.
Dover. Delaware.
May L., 1916. ml7-m%l
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Advertisement For Bids

Sealed proposals will he received by
the State Highway Department az MS
offices. Dover. Delaware. until 200 /.
NJ. f.. $ r.. June 10, 1916, and at that
time and place publicly opened Tor
contracts involving the following APP
proXimatr quantities:
CONTRACT 895
Gasoline Requirements
Fiscal Year 1861
SIS. .U00 Gal Regular Grade Gasoline
l80. 900 Gal. Premium Grade Gasoline
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Al the apartment ON Market and
David streets. E'rcd"riCH. Delaware, on
SATU RDAY, JUNE |, 1916
At ONE O'CLOCK SHARP
Daylight Saving Time
The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting Of bedroom suite. two
- II rugs. china closet dishes. ta-
hl.S. chairs, living room suite. dishes.
pots and pans. oil stove, cook stove,
IItHtrOla chunk stoves. sewing ma
chine. desks. vacuum cleaner. ice hoN.
porch awnings. lawn mower Tools.
consisting of mason and carpenter and
other tools: block and falls, ll2 feet
good garden hose. Radio.
Lots of other articles too tedious to
mention.
TERMS: CASH.
WN. LEACH
DickrrSon Bros. AuCtiOnccIS. 1'r
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

y strong aSS'mhlaEc. selections
wrr" rigidly limited.
The - bulls maintain IOrk'S rep
utatiOn aS the place To buy good
bulls, often at your own price. In
Cludcd are sons of LanGwater
Charmcr. IOurnrdalr Golden Ma
jcStY. I;lakcfoid Formidable. My
haven King. Count Sterling. Cold
springs ROmulus Anchor, Foremost
Comet, -Argilla Plato. Mcdonald
Farms Highlander. Rocking ham
StnrgaZcr. nearly all from high rec
ord dams.
COnsignors include Blakcford.
ColdSprngs. Homestead. haywood.
MidVirW. Mt Ararat, Mcdonald
Farms. Norwood. Roslyn. Good
leigh. Valley Brook. Rcinfrld. Strr-
ling and others.
Included are the gnificcntly
udd"r"d COW. St"rline'S Quail, a
daughter Of Count Sterling; the
h"ifcr, ColdsprinE's Hardwick's Sal
lN. out of Hryncocd's Sophie. GAL
CO.. and bred to ColdSpring's Beau
tN's ROmuluS. he out Of Nall"Vu"
Buttcrfht Ecauty. 937-AA; = daugh-
| tcrS of COldSprine'S RomIuS COun-
| tryman. fun brother TO COldspring >
| RomuluS' Beauty. 1860. sold Tor
| G.5O0, The Guernsey Sale, last
| week; also. the Mt. Ararat entry to
| The Guernsey Sale. withdrawn be
| cause of temporary indlsposltlon.
| All animals from herds Fed. Acc.
| and State Bangs Free.
For CataIogs and information write
Louis Mel. Merryman & Sons
Sparks 1tp Maryland
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-RutErrs tomato plants.
John CoVrrdalc, Lincoln. Del. m3l -2tp
FOR SAIE-Dahlia roots and Gamma
bulbs. Laura Walls, Lincoln. mll-tt
FOR SAI.E-Soy beans. Castor Sa-
bine, Shawnee Road. Milford. m24-2t
FOR SALE Hcatrola heater, wood
or coal. James Watson, Milton. Del
m24-2tp
FOR SAIE-l5 acre farm. house and
garage, near Lincoln. Can Milford 323.
ml7-3t
FOR SAI.E-Tomato plants. Hall
Macklin. Phone Gl4J3l, Lincoln. Del.
al9-tf
FOR SALE Black Wilson Soybcans.
Wilson Hatfield. Greenwood, Delaware.
m3ltf
FOR SALE-Euilding lots on Charles
street, Milford. George Qullen, Mil
ford ml7-3tp
FOR SALE Turkey eggs. 2oc each.
| Mrs. Randall Knox. Phone FREDERICK
4223. m3l -2t
FOR SALE-l935 Chevrolet sedan.
Mildred IIaddad. Phone l94J1, George
town. m3l -3tp
FOR Rutgers tomato planes.
now ready. Ben Nmyard. Phone 627IH,
Milford. m"l ZIP
FOR SALE-Electric stove and
cable Write Box u. Milford Chroniclr.
Milford. ml'-5t
FOR SALE-Large long red skin
seed white potatocs. Warren Sisters,
Ellcndalr. mIl--II i
FOR SAI.E-l93G Chevrolet school
bus. Good rubber. Orclla T.. Wilson
t,.lton. Del m3l -3tI
FOR SAI.E-One combination wood
and coal kitchen range. K. {. Clements,
Milton 32JU. m"l--'
FOR SAIF;-2oo bushels of Black
Wilson soy beans. VIM. K. Wright
Lincoln. Del mol -"ll
FOR SAI.E-Two pointer puppies
: one year old. Arthur Carter. Nursery
Farm. Milford. H@f--
r STEAM TABLES FOR SALE
= Two meats and ) vegetables. Phon'
92Xl, RchOhOth. mZ4-Z
FOR SALE-Frcsh frozen squid d
j. shea, CEDAR lptdCu INO'iu' Il''i
ccoIt11 Milford a19-t
FOR SALE-RED CLOVER
ii seed. lespcdeza seed. fancy. Thoma
- p.st Nassau Del ms [
= FOR SAI.E-Onc Drcring binder
= foot cut. Edgar Cain. H. ID. 4. tAt
rington. Phone G23. IL
II FOR SALE - Mccormick Decrin
riding harrow. S2uhU. klchtfu mar itl!
ID No =. Milford m2i u
d PEONIES FOR SALE
u Norman Grove. DUPONT boulevard
II ~ rbonn n0N Milford. m11-'
= FOR Motorola auto rAdl
,e Model 1912 Complete with arrla
l. WiX's Garage. Milford. m2i--'
\ FOR SAI.E-S00 to l.0n0 feet OF oH
m orchard Al Nuttrr, Jr., R"hohoth u
off. Phone Milford 14n.
FOR SALE Rutgers tomato piAht
~ On dirt road south of Lincoln. 'n'rl
Covcrdalr, Lincoln. Del. m"l =
FOR SAI.E-Parts for bicycles, a
So tires and tubes. AIS Esso StatIo
4. &. Houston, Milford. Az
FOR SAI.F-Rcclraned SOY bear
40 Tilchman G. Outten. Harrington, lh
; aware, near AndrrWSNllle. hl-f =
OF RecIeaned Black Wilson Bear
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
RUTGERS TOMATO Plants

FOR SALE Grown from l;urp"cs Ger
titled treated seed. Ready nov. S'N"l"l
paintings. Wilson {. Hatfield. 'irr''n-
wood. Delaware. Former Governor
Pcnncwill HON" Farm. Tcl"phon"
Greenwood 279l m2i-ti
FOR SAI.E-Onr Tiger plant setter.
one gasoline engine. H. II. i. and
pump. I'm good condition. One tie rod.
81 feet. IL inches long. with turn
buckle. one pulley shaft. II feet, 4
inches long. IL inches thick. Walter
j. Thomas. Phone G25Jll, Milford.
m2i-2tp
FOR SAI.E-O One 1929 Buick wreck
ing and towing car with 4 good Tires.
ready for use. Also two 100 Ii G-plN
tires and tubes. new; two 11U II t.
ply tires and tubes, new; on" l6o-sai-
lon portable gasoline tank. Cox Dis
trihutng Company. Milford. Del.
m3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

FOR SAIE-One Sol-Hot oil burn
ing hrOOdrr stove tncW). ! bay saddle
ing hrOodtr stove. new. Also Onr lG.hnH
capacity NeWtown incubator. long
type. 3 decks. hot water heated. coal
burning as good as new. Fine for
hatrhing turkey as we'll as hen eggs.
priced cheap. Whites Poultry Farm
and Hatchery, Milton, Del mZ4- II
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
FOR SALE-14-in. 2-bOttOm
Attention, FARMERS

We haVc u good line of lHrm htud
tools in stock now. stop 10y and S''' n
There is something YOU might u,, d.
Southern States Milton Cooperative.
Milton. m3l II
FOR SALE - acres of land With
standing timber. 81 acres ready Ia
cut East OF Lincoln city. DchM;tr".
Known as thu Erasmus Jones Estate.
Owner. Mrs Della V. Warr"n Mil
tom. Delaware. m.l ~
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose, granulatcd. bats T. Q. 7. Nh
ford. Blown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail George +. Macklin Company,
Milford. Phone 1893. MA If
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
NOtice-Public StenOgrapher:

TNpin%. filling out legal tot1n$. tNplns
monthly statements. MHN help YOU:
LOUISE :. Mcintyre. Trl,l'hun" day 90;
evening 429. Harrington. mlI-tl
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
ATTENTION Home Owners!

Improve Your homes. LIT uS place
concrete, Ha@Stunc walks in VatlrEhlcd
culurS, if desired. Estimates ON re
quest, Hart Vault Company. Phone
Milford l% ma 2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
PEONIES FOR SALE
Recleaned Black Wilson Beans

FOR SALE-S2 60 per hushti; ). Il
hendricks. Phone Frederick 23Ol.
m11-4t
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
QUALITY CHICKS - BABY

=
chicks th:t arr D,EtWHrt-T :. Np-
PROVED IU!loiun tI,au. ~rvrial y,,iS
oG ,ontjluiuiIS cuIllnl ;ud inpIoN.u@
tH, quality "f our brr,dctS has rr-
~1Itrd ia chicks that aIo equally rs
good FOR In, d, - aS for hroilrIS. W
arr NOW hatchIte Eafr'd Rocks. N.W
Hamp~hir,s uud C1o~~-hr.d chicks
Place utdr!S ctulN ia urd,r to yet
,urk- on dates wanted Whites Poul-
thy Farm and Hatchery. Phone :5@l,
T. O BoX la2, Milton. Delaware.
luN-tf
FOR SALE Hobart meat grinders.
sliCiug machin's. mixing machines.
potato prtiers. Dayton computing
scales, scales for every Other purpose.
chicken picking machines. W"stinE-
house Strr-l lamps. for every pur-
pose. Meat eases. boxes. rcfrgcra-
tiOu, water coolers. ucW-uS'd frozen
food cabinet, etc, COupi,t" food store
mont. Water cUolcrs. N"w-us"d frozen
food cHhiuvtS. Price cards. supplies
etc. Oriolr store Equipment com
pany. llUI West Main street. Sails
bury, Md. ala 4
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
T A X S AL f
OF Valuable
Real Estate

Situated in icWre and R"hohoth
Hundred Sus:,,N County, Delaware,
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
Efficient REFRIGERATION
Personal Loans Financing

t"I ticorgctuWu Az. Low rates. quick
'ohildr initial service. CltIZru~' Loan ana
M"rtGagc Company. South Eac'' street
Cicur.n.foVu MA II
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

NOTICE. Erng your Jrw"lry trou-
hlcs to mc, | can rchuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
like new. luu}s to order any Typ"
Repair work and cleaning done while
you wait. Gilts mailed frr" in the
/. S. \. EIohrn j,Wrlry. diamond
hroochrs riu.s of any description
bought Tor cash. All work guarantred.
:. IL Fiauk. the Little Jcw,lrr on
the bridge" Phone 4o4. Milford. Jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
FOR SALE: HOUSE

Nine room dwelling with conNcnI"uC"S.
most furniture now i'm dwelling 10 hr
included in sale price. iarE" lot ana
suitable outhuldings. 2ll y. W. S"r-
Ond street. Milford. I. {. collins. I"t
North Walnut street. Milford. Hl"-u
FOR SALF,-Just arrived: Two MIR
tin manure and dirt load"rS Tor trht-
tors Ideal milking machines from NJ"
to $265. OtonOWa elevators for hand
ling halcd hay. I;olrnS husky garden
tractors Red Head and New li"IiHhd
Hammcrmius. Draper Eros Marhn"rN
Co. Allis-Chalmcrs Dealers. M.l"rd'
Del hll'-"'p
FOR SALE Sweet potato plants:
Puerto Rico. Nancy Hall. Maryland
Gold. Jersey Big Stem. Old FASHIONED
Puerto Rico. GoldSkin, White 1;niS.
Three kinds of strawberry plants 2''
bales of bright soy bean hay, '"c per
bale Reynolds Kitchens. Fhon" %29l'
FELTON,. 4 mile south OF N"odSLdr.
Route No. l3. hil'-'t
FOR SALE-Nirgnia grown r'd
skin potatoes for seed. stored at Wy
oming lee and cold StOrag" Company
Available after June |. You may pay
for them at storage plant. Ihr>'. Po-
tatOcS should hc out of storage ON
week before planting. StoraG" iI4nl
bedford if31. Owner: Spencer w tiIS
Phone G09J31. Milford 'H-f-''
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
LONG and SHORT Distance

haUlIMe. also hINinG iUlk. ThOnIHs II
HatIiuaton. 2l9 \. T.. Front street.
Milford. ml' III
WANTED FrmHlr II,.lp. Finishing
drpattm,ut Year "round work. EN-
pcrj,uc,. um,.c,-surN Milford I.aHn-
dry, Nllntd. n2l-'l
WANTED TO REST liuH.. ol
tuu-aluW i, li.rIn+.lpu 49, Milford.
NuN Inflammation rrSaldlns same. Wi1i'
En\ H. Lincoln. NIL II
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

Tn" undersigned agent for thu hrir ;
OF Nina HAN Watson win sell AT Putt
lie Auction, ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31

WANTED 70 UuY: Sim~l,. douhlc
and i-~idrd planners. also engines and
huilrS W. q. Euui>Ir- Machinery COM
puuY. ~ Oakland street. Trenton, y.
j. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
EXPERIENCED SEAMERS

NND I.EAItNFTS NNNTFIl. NpUI\
or write. Gr,cuWuod Hosiery Mil
G!ratIWuod lcl mlU-&l
WANTED Old vases and oil lamps
Highest prices paid. Writ" 0r cal
Milton 3l21 Ery-Ltr Mig. Company
NDton b,IlWHrr mlI-t'
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
WANTED

WANTED one room hou-, trailer.
Amos Layton. lIHtrluHtun, bel
ml1-
WANTED Help. Milford Concrete
Products Co. Milford. Hhorr lN-W.
mlI-tl
WANTED Custom plouiua and
dj>hiu4 OrV;h ALI. Gr.cuWuod, il.
ml1 1t
WANTED Good ~ttnW hcItir.. daily.
Cull Spencer Willis, Milford. l'holr
GUHJ3l n2l y
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
Anti-Russian Continue In China

CHUNGKING, Mar. 1, P- Continuing student demonstra- tions demanding that Russia get out of Manchuria were reported by the Chinese press today to have drawn a protest from the Soviet government.
 The report, which said that Chi ang Kai-Shek's government all ready has replied to the Russian protest, was neither confirmed nor denied by the Chinese foreign office.
 Sino-Russian negotiations over Manchuria continued with Chi nese newspapers reporting snarl- ed angles.
 The Soviet ambassador, Apol- lon Petrov, and China's foreign minister, Wang Shih-Chieh, are meeting frequently in Chungking to discuss the situation.
 The main point at issue, Social Welfare reported, was the ques- tion of China taking over the min ing industries of Manchuria.
 Gratitude for American assist ance in China was avowed at Pei ping yesterday in the presence of General Marshall, U. S, special envoy to China.
 There is no other place in this world where we could find friend ship and assistance like that from America" said Gen. Chang Chih- Chung, central government com- mitteeman.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
Fresh Outbreak I'm Tennessee Racial War

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Mar. 1, (P) State guard endorsements were called out after two negroes were killed in a fresh outbreak of gun play, moved into Columbia today ot join units hurried here earlier in the week when the racial dis orders flared
 The negrose were shot and two others, including deputy sheriff, were wounded yesterday in the Maury county jail, where the ne groeS had been taken for ques- tioning in connection with riotous disturbances Monday night and early Tuesday.
 They were among 100 persons arrested after the violence had been touched off by an alterca- tion in which a negro woman and her son were accused of assault ing a white man and the subse-
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
TO HOLD RALLY SATURDAY NIGHT

Bob Pierce, of Seattle, vice pres ident of the Youth for Christ movement, and Willis Shank, mu- sician, are scheduled to arrive by Pan American plane tonight, and will hold a rally in the High School gymnasium Saturday night at 7:30 p.m., to be sponsored by the Nome Ministerial Association.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01

HENDAYE, P)-France broke off all commercial relations with Spain by closing the 3OO-mile long border between the two countries in protest against the continuance in protest against the continuance ficial closure became effective at midnight and was devoid of dra- ma, as the hour passed frontier guards patrolled both sides of the border as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRE- CINCT, SECOND DIVISION,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA In the matter of the Estate of MATT JACOB KUKI, Deceased.
 No. 690
 Notice of Hearing and Settlement of Final Account.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the above-named estate has filed in the above-named court his final report and account, and that the 27th day of April, 1946, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock am. of said day, at the office of said court, Nome, Alaska, has, by court order duly made and entered, been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said final report and account Please be further advised that at this time the court will adjudicate as to whom the heirs and distribu- tees of said estate are. Objections to said report and account will be heard at this time, as will also proof of heirship.
 Dated the 21st day of February, 1946.
 C. C. TANNER, 23-26-29-32 Administrator
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
War Department Receives Requests For Permits

SEATTLE, Mar. 1, P)-Appli- cation to the War Department for permits and extension of permits for projects on the navigable wa ters of Alaska received by the Seattle District U. s. Engineers include: R. J. Sommers Construc- tion Go, Juneau, to dredge for fill material for the reconstruction of bulkheads on Norton Sound, Nome. U. s. Forest Service, a 8 year extension to construct load ing ramp foot gridiron in Wran- gell Narrows. Fidalgo Island Pack ing Co.,, Seattle, dolphins in bay pillars in Security Bay, John Knaplund & Son, Ketchikan, to drive piles for moor floats in Ethel Cove in Southeast Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01

Emeralds and rubies get their color from the same substance, chromium oxide.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOUND-Small purse. Apply at
 Nugget office. 26-tf
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-01

quent wounding of four police men, who went into the negro sec tion known as mink slide"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04
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Gbaibi mar Elm belietter 1refip!at
ser bochitcn Sfii;iere ser iapaniihen
armce uno Marine lpiibreno oes
@rieses. g;clc wid)ti9e gutihcioun.
gen purocn getroiien, pdbrcno man
i'm geiiein Ser biibiteiten @eiibas
bon 1cfio Safe. .Uelaee feierte. 3
Gin anoerer Selgc, beiien Nus.
iosen oa5u oienen icQen. 81 l'enei,
len, oab sic Ntilitariiten Sapons
sic Suseno anrrtiiSluitig er,iehen
MOLTEN. mar Yroielicr Yomiputi
5afifapa, ser iriibere 9teftor ser
&ehtslhule ser &poto llniperiitdt.
ser ausiaate. oab sic Militariiten
bereits iiinfSebn Sabre Dor Nusbrud)
res pa;iiiihen ariescs be9annen.
sic &pntrollc iiber gr5iebung an iid)
81 reiben.
gr logtc. sic Militarilten lebrten
ser Sugeno, oaB &rie9 notpenoi9
rno proouftip lei, llno oaB bas Sc.
ibid Sapans BON ~aggrel1'per
Griediiihrund abbGnae."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04
Karlsruhe und seine
trvebe Kriegserbschoft

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rube bat ihr 8eiitt erihredeno Der.
1noert. 0urh Sen Suitfrieg iinb
81 Yro;ent ser @ebGuoe, iomit na.
'he3u elm Tiertel. total ,erit0rt NOR.
oen, uo SO Trojent erlitten Yeid,1-
oiaunsen berihieoenen Grades, 10
Dab es beute MIR nod 20 Yro;ent
i,nbe'haoiaten @obnraum in ser
Staot gibt. @enn aud Die Staot.
permaltung an bie bieraus ertuaf.
'enen Sd)lpiriefeiten tatfrGftia ber-
onsebt uno eirens einen .8eirat
fiir oen 8ieoeraui6au" erridtet
hat, 10 miro ood) bas Nuslnab ser
@emiibungen uno Dor allem bas
5empo oes 0ieoerauibaues ourd)
Gle ulr9eheure griGtperung ser Ma-
terial6eid)aifune beitimmt. go langc
i'm 8roBen nod nid)t I'M erforber.
lid)en umfang eingegriffen neroen
fann. mubte eben ieoer ein5elnc
'elb't ieben, tpie er fpenialtens 6ic
| aroBten Soder ser 8eid)1oiai,ngcu
itopit, oanit ssdiie uno a1lte i'm
ridt poaia ser Nirfllng ieines flei.
nen @erofelers beraubt. 6as er iid,
iclbit nit Sen ;pei Ster ieIbit ce-
ihlagenen Sol5es oieien Winter er.
lauben fann. Tim bic idlimmiten
9arten ;lt miloern. tpuroe Sie
.&arlsruber Notaerneinidait" Ing
9eben gerufen Die init &ilie bon
@elo. uno Sa6ipenoen iotpie elmer
beIonoeren 9ausrat, unb W0belaus.
lcibeaftion iiir Die Beouritigiten
iorat.
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rie 8ep0lferung teoeuten, leioet Die
Stabt als iolfe in gang beionoeren'
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