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Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
MILLSBORO

Raymond Kitchens was electro
cuted Monday morning at Bethany
Beach, where he was working for
the Delaware Power and Light Co.
Mr.. Kitchens was a veteran of the
late war and with his wife, the for
mer Lillian Moore and two small
daughters. had lived here since mis-
discharge from the service.
Funeral services were held at
Ocean View on Thursday after
noon, where the parents of Mr..
Kitchens lives and interment made
in Mechanics Cemetery, here.
Mrs. Daisey Outten is a sister of
the deceased and the community
extends to her, Mrs Kitchens and
her daughters, their deepest SYM
pathy.
On Friday night, April 9Th, there
will be a chicken and oyster supper
at Bethel Church, on the GumborO
charge. Tickets are $1.OO for ad-
ults, and $50 for children. Supper
will be served from 4 o'clock until
.8 p. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. War
drop have been visiting in New
York.
The Guild of st. Marks P. E.
Church met on Tuesday night with
Mrs. John A. COrdrey.
At the monthly meeting of the
Town Board on Monday night, a
/ resolution was adopted for day
light saving to begin on April "a
and to end on September 26.
Miss Katherine Mitchell, of Will
mingtOn, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Hubert J. Stedman.
Mrs. Wayne Burton has been
confined to her home by illness.
! Mrs. Elisha A. Steele is receiving
treatment at the American OnalOg-
ic Hospital in Philadelphia.
( The w. S. c. S. met on Monday
night with Mrs. Bessie J. Carey.
( Miss Doris Ellingsworth of Phil
adelphia, is visiting her grandma
ther, Mrs. Lettie EllingsWorth.
Miss Anne Carey spent the week
end in Philadelphia with Miss Dol
ly Hultgren.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
LEWEs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott and
family of COllingsdale, Pa, were
recent guests of Mr.. ElliOtts bro
ther, Mrs. Phillip Elliott and family
at their residence on Mulberry St.
Mrs. Clara BOwser of Salem, ~
j., has returned to her home after
a two weeks visit in Lewes with
her mother, Mrs. Anna burton at
her home on Jefferson Avenue.
Miss Frances Bertrand, Oldest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Elmer
Bertrand, is confined to her home
On LeWes Beach with the measles.
Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Walter Angstadt underwent
an operation at the Veterans Hos
pital at New Castle this week for
the removal of shell shots in one
OF his arms which he received. dur
ing World War ii.
Mrs. Justus B. Naylor of Little
Silver, N. j., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Friedrich G. Clifton, ST., and
brother, HirOns, at their home on
Mulberry St.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Elliott and family on Sunday
We're: Mrs. Elliott's mother, Mrs.
Mary L. Tingle and family of Mil
ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Sampson B.
Fryl and children, Doris, Bennie,
and Barbara Ann, of Hartly, Del.
Master ROnnie Fisher of Wilm-
ingtOn, has returned home after
visiting in Lewes with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
! G. Clifton, Jr., and sons.
Mrs. George Layton is a patient
in the Beebe Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Graham
of Wilmington, spent the weekend
here at their home on Lewes Beach
Mr. and Mrs. William d. Collins
have returned from a visit at Holly
Oak, Del, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Collins parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert }. Kennery, who
are building a home in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas L. Fleming
and their daughter. Kay, of Sea-
ASA ~ Aoi AlCA ~ VI Lev GS, w III luONS
to Chattanooga, Tenn, by June 1st
MIR. Fleming now is employed By
the dupont Company and has been
transferred from the NylOn Plant
in SeafOrd to the plant at Chata-
nOoga. Mrs. Fleming will be re-
membered as the former Miss Hill
da Chambers. daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hance Chambers
Of Lewes.
Allcn Beobe, who is a student al
the Princeton University, Prince
ten, N. j., spent the weekend in
I.ewes with his parents, DR.. anC
Mrs. James Beebe, Sr.
Mrs. J. Edward, who has been &
patient at the Beebe Hospital. is
row recuperating at her home or
Franklin Avenue Mrs. Massey's
son, Mr.. Dewey Massey, of New
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
ROXANA

Preaching service-Sunday
morning, by the pastor, Rev. Ham
iltOn.
Mrs. Asher B. Carey, sr., spent
Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Mamie Daiseyfat Bayard.
The grocery store Of Long &
Lewis, here, was purchased last
week by w. III. Morris.
Misses Regenia and Anna Marie
Lynch, who attends school at Mt.
Airy, Pa, spent the Easter holi-
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watson, Jr.,
Mrs. Elwyn Cooper and two chill
dren, of Snow Hill, Md, were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Teddy Coffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilgus en-
tertained to dinner Monday, Mr.
and Mrs. John Middleton, OF
FrankfOrd in honor of Mrs. Mid
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

Special forged steel head, hick.
ory handle. Well balanced de-
sign. Has polished head 50 25
and dOuble-beVeled claws,
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
Ex-Bartender
Pounds Church
BY CHARLES r. LEWIS
AP NeWsfeatures

GLEN JEAN, w. Va. - Musical
chimes heard by mountain folk for
miles around sound the call to wOr-
ship in a small church located
here on the site of an old saloon
with former bartender as it's pas
tor.
The strange history of the little
congregation in this southern West
Virginia coal mining community
largely parallels the life story of
the Rev. Charles Ash.
For years he served up drinks in
the COney Island saloon on the
same property on which his church
now stands. He also had a similar
job in nearby WinOna, and found
time for a few mining enterprises,
and for managing a grocery store.
In 1922, his wife died, and a short
time later fire destroyed his home
Then, he related, he saw the error
Of his ways" and turned to the
church.
He first conducted religious serv-
ices for the 40 members of the Pen
tecOstal Church of God cOngrega-
tiOn in the old Glen Jean school
Another fire scattered the mem
bership in 1888.
A year later Ash accepted an off
er to use as a church the old COney
Island saloon, which originally was
owned by his father before he was
killed in a political argument on &
Glen Jean street in 1917.
First plans for the new and pres.
ent building were formulated in the
spring of 1915. The structure was
completed and dedicated last sum.
mer. with the musical chimes be-
ing added a few months later.
Today the church has a mem.
bership of 115 and an average Sun
day School attendance of rs. The
minister's sOn-in-law is Sunday
School superintendent, while his
daughter heads the Pentecosta
Young Peoples association.
In all, Ash has 40 relatives whC
are members of his church.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

PRUNING SHEARS
Forged steel curved cutting bIsdsS
make quick work Of pruning.
Shears lock shut. -
NOn.FuStins finish 91eZS
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

dletOn's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilgus
spent Sunday in New York.
Mrs. Harold McCabe and son,
Roger, spent a part of last week
with their husband and father in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leary had as
their dinner guests Saturday, Rev.
and Mrs. William Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Quillen and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Das. Passos
and two children, spent the week
end with their parents, in Philadel-
phia.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
Uniforms Provided
For Soviet Miners

MOSCOW -(P)- Soviet miners
are getting uniforms. The uniforms
were. decreed in a new law which
provided ranks. pensions, seniority
pay and in general cradle to the
grave" security for underground
workers and engineers of the Sow
ct coal industry.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
Soviet Teachers
Get More Pension

MOSCOW -(P)- Soviet teach
ers have recently been granted in
creased pensions payable whether
CT not they retire. They also get
free tuition in teacher training
schools for their children.
The pension system provides
that a teacher who has served 25
pears receives in addition to his
Pay, forty per cent more as a pen
sion. If the teacher has retired he
receives forty per cent of the pay
he received on retirement.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
GOdiva Rides Again

COVENTRY. Eng. Up. Con-
ventry, through whose streets 800
years ago rode the legendary Lady
GOdiva-clad only in her flowing
tresses-is to have it's first life
size statue of her.
Sculptor Sir William Reid Dick,
whose 18-fOOt bronze statue OF
President Roosevelt will be un-
veiled by Mrs. Roosevelt at Gros-
venor Square, London, April u, is
doing the job.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
Farm Income Rising

Net farm production in the nation
reached Is billion dollars last year,
compared with 6.5 billions in 194l,
and prospects are that it viii be
higher this year, according to
Giannini foundation Of University Of
California.
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Slt;onc ,uriifiulciten braud,te.
"a bieier 9iobitoffliefcram ieit
Der 3onenipcrre al,s9rfallcn it,.
lpiirpc oic Observation-Disclosures
bcs 9Serfes Serafamen nm 10 arDs
Hcre 9eoeutrlna oelpinner Sie Sci,
fenbcritellunN nllein iu.:rOe Ourch
8ersfamen aus S4 Sonnen Seifen.
fcttiGlre 2.3 Millionen Stiif Seife
auf Den Marft hrinaen fonncn. nah.
reno aus 74O Sonncn luoid,aftipcn
Stoffen. lpie lie anfielcn. lpeltn
9erafomen MIR Die ASdlfte Scr Dor.
banoenen &apa;itGt alsnutte. runo
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leben. oaB Die &Dltcnlaae Des Stein.
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coell,na lpeicntlih perbei'ert iperDcn
f0nnte! Same Die Gerborolpirtihaft
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meioen. Dlrh Die Die 9fcntobilitGt
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oe. Gos Sntereiie an Der SSiehcrein.
lti)otllng Der ;siid)er- srupid,e,,.
&crte lit mad, allncm noItsmirt.
iebr ipobl beariinbet.
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Critic t949 Nii,eeantpi.
SHata

Eromotor Sad 8anion prGicntiert
feline erite 1919 9iitgfampiidnu a,n
Sienstag, 4. Sanlnr, nit 8uoAD
Hdogers ,mo Srpille 0rpfpn i'm
Sauptfampi 2 aus 3 Janen nit IL
llbr SdIub5eit. 9uoop lit beiier &c.
FAINT als 9taturiunge. Srpiue9rotpn
nohm o!eien &unrpi on nit &ogerS
unter elmer geoinguns. 9tit Dem
Hienpn lmo Sitel alti bem SWel nnlb
jeSer = Jallen gesuinnen Inn oen Il.
tel 5u eeipilrlleu. Ger Sitel ,uedielt
niht mil MIR eineln iSallen Gaber
peun grptpn perliert oil &ogers tpirO
er nod ilnner Sen Sitel tebllten
uno mlr Sen &f pcrlirrcn. gs
ireroen nod anOere In- n-Stcrne inlter.
ltiiteube &1nlpie Itatifinoen,
gintrittsfarten 81 bnben bel 9iid)=
man Bros, 1856 Guclio Ipe. Wtail
097S, uio Central s,rll,orD Sidet
Office. Eroipeot 412l. Ger aampi
beainnt Inn $50 llbr abenbs.
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I'm das kunstbenzin in der britenzone
werk in witten ist wieder betriebsbere;,,

9Sitten. 9iuEr. - Sic b,itii1)e
sFilitarreaierllno mil not;mals prii=
FEN, ob Dem Gbelniir1,tn 9serf Sera=
fonlen ein Eroouftionspermit er.
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INN Die aroBte 9lnlaoe ND, Dem 81
lhcr= Sropid) =Scrfabren .llr iDntbe=
tiiden Srcibitofferseu9llno in Der
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belhlclmigten 9Sieperarfban ieit
Gem 1Srilbiabr prpbuftiunsbsreit.
Sei &rieasenoe lporen in Der bri.
tiid)en Zone Die folocnoen ie.ts ii
ltbcr- Sropih= =@erfe porhonoen nit
elmer @eiamtfapa,itGt pon runo
100000 Sabrcstonnen.
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iperfid)aft Siftor. Gaitrrp-&ourel,
10000 Sabrestonnen; Chem. @erf.
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600 Sabrestonnen; Chem gSerf
Jtbcinpr. 6OmbcrM 10000 S<obres.
tonnen; 9prtm. Eoraiiinluerfe,
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hulricn=6olten. $4,000 Sahreston,
ncn.
9tltr Die beioen cr'taenonntel,
llnternebnen iinb sur 3rit in BE-
rrieb. Sic ltcQen fleins Wenael,
G3. unb 4=&oblempaiicrItoffe,
45.SOO Sonnen Sen,ln. $4,000
Sonnen Sieicl0l. lO,4OO Sonnel,
Earaffingutib lino 5000 Sonnen
Saraffin ber.
Ser Earaifinaatittj. Ger be, Der
urlprilnalid)cn SreibItoifinntbeic
reines 9(bfallproouft lpo,. lit inslpi-
lten elm lpihtiaer Grurcitpff fit
Die d)elniid)e sSettiGureberite!llrna oe-
lporOcn. Gs aelana ndlnl.d, pul einl.
gen Sabren Dem ocutiben Gbemitel
Sr. Smbauien. refine iSet.iGllre inn.
tbetiid) bersuitcllen. Die ioao, ais
Speiiefett menihlihsm @enuR su.
acfiibrt Deroen fonnte.
Vis sllm 20. SUM erlielt gSittcn
alIf Orlmo zines SerebeIun0Sper.
TRACES nit Der YJfMYM@<3 <3eib ein
Faraffin9atid) sur Slufbteit,m0, pon
Dem man 'nur 80 Eroacnt in ,
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Die 8mnHel,eeriette
ihmber, 8mreerrettte
Shlub bon Seite

jibt, Ser bon $500 Sapaniif) ,slmeri
faern tuabretuo 0eS &riegcs ausgc
Iproden lulroc, feil,e 8iiltigfeit be
f! iibe, oa MISUNDERSTANDING Surd
3iDang in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er
] langt iplrroen. Gin onocrcs Nlnoes
gerift erfldrte, oaB oie aggregation
lSer merifaniiden &inoer in Sc.
0iientlihen Sdulcn in Seras un3u
itiiii9 iei. Ssm uergangenen Sabr er
floB cine gleihe Gutideioltng IL
@aIifofrnien.
9iidt in alien 0Gllen. no biirger
liHe 9ed)te in SraSe fo,llnlcu. ent
iheiben oie 8eri6te in Gbnlider @ei
|e, Inn cine beGnuptete Mehtspenpei
gerlng aus Scr 0elt 81 idafien
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i Die aiinitigen gntid)ciolu1gcn ioapobI
ian 3abl als audi al 0ebeutialnfeil
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lint Der SberIte @erid)tsboi, ser ia in
eriter 9inic oie biirgerlithen Srei.
heiten iiferlpayf,en iclI. in feinenl elm.
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su e'peitern periuGt, 9ar Ger lhn'
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lpcrocn, Oab bieier @cridtsbof .Iid
peigcrte, in elmer Meiie boz, ;silleu
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Weisser Bvrgvnder
vom SuuIe Strund
AIS leichie Tischweine sind die Saale Cewaechse lechi
i1inlsbar

baltniiien Der 8erge entipreben. Ne.
ben Den &ulturtra,tben iu;e Silpaner,
@eibburglsnoer uno @utebel iperoen
AUDI Iufeltraltben ge5iidtet, bie als
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ullb 8ein miro in Saalbduier angt.
baut unS in 6en rieiigen &ellern ID
germ nod 10000 2iter aus ser 10
rigen @rnte.
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EritfllngsfMnmidiioaen olrdGd)nitt-
Nid nit feds Dtarf pro Jlaid)e Be.
lpertet, I'M fommenoen Ssabr oiiriten
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Som1e ln0 oem 6amit perbunbencu
eeringerem 3,,dereebalt iuabrideirl.
li6 tiefer Iiegen.
rNeue 3eit," 8erlin.
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Man ipridlt ii6er, sen slbersla,tben
,3luiiden @eiDna6ten uno 9teuiab,
oarf nidt setuaid)en tperoen," iagi
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sentlid niat, aber iait oue Saus'
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mietet, brauBen i'm Sasenolper6orit
immcr tuenn lie 5ur Sag geben, Mil
len lie feitlteacn, oab ilngcbeteller@e
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miro es ibnen 5u blnt, unS Seoer.
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beitsoienit SIT organiiieren.
sd babe aIio elm paar ertru
itarfe itdblerne 6uBanseln getaltit,
berid)tet er. oils er suriif lit. ruou
0cn 8auern babe ih mir orei @a6.
glnoe allsgelieben, uno born, lrebel,
ser Eforte babe id} ein Shilb an,
gcbradt: rSoriid,t ,2ebensgefabr,
S,iBanseln uno biilige S,uroe."
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bat oie Sude bis6er seflappt?"
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.Idpn IN Ser eriten Noht iaBen bit
biiliscn Slmoe in oeu 5uBangeln
Geters Grpieiior bot linn erflGrt
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iou!"
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&arrcnf,rbrmann Dor iid): r&anuIi
net aus sic 0leiicn faDrenf"
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Septeutber 8 1e3eu.ber.

Septembers 1esember.
8roO-Jrans Guftas Olnl6cn uno
2ebre.
@briitie- -Das Gulonballs. auimi.
ndlron,on
Seciep- -Sobann StrauB, ein
8iener 8l,d
Douglas -Weife Banner. Nomam
Gberbort-Gie Sutpelen Der GbatO-
,tiers. &rimi,tnlronrnn.
8aroi-Yuorjs p0jbo! tSm Jh,B.
boot uno 5u SUB ourd 5innii1.
@ahplonb
&ab-Orei Sdser ouf Dem Wseeres.
grlub
Sallptlnann-9felle @eoidte
Solserien-@roBi roBitaotleeenoe
aedeis-Gie irenoe 3eit. Noanan
Meiiterer5dblunsen aus 1em alten
Selterreid,
Wfilf -8ettine uno Warianne
Notb-Ier 2epiathan
lRunes -Soroan 2idoer
Stagse-Jrau 3iltons ihone
Sod)ter. Griininalroanan
Sagger-,Sdbrten. Sdu,lipiel in
6rei often
@eil-Tur6 orei &ontinente
Medcrt-Tas 5erltorte Wdenidyen,
geiibt
Williams-Sm Shatten 2incoIns
9to.nan
SbinSen-Gon ser inneren sSreibeit
3ipeig, N.-Gin itorfcr giier
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- llnteritiiten sic bic i'm rGoIfs
6Iott" anscieenoen 8eihGftel
1iracl - ein Het1tcera>
fid,er Sfaot

Su ser nadJIten 3eit miro oaS critic
Earloneent Don Slrael ge,pdblt ,pcr-
oen. Oieies Yaulamea,t ipiro gleit,
pitig 'die Gerfail,,ne 0ebeltbe Ser.
ianmlllng biloen. Inn Damn cine Ser,
faiiltng 81, e,lttuerien nno bie gan5e
SeIetgeblms 81 beihlieBen, Die il,
Siracl @eltl,ng baben niro
Die Wnglen aperoen rein oempfra.
tiid iein. slae MGnner unS israuen
i'm Sitter BON mebr uls 1S Sabrell
! iiipo apablberedtigt unb ssrar obne
&iiciidt al,f 8eiit, Glalrben obcr
Saiie. 0ie Telegicrtcn ,peroen nit
cinfader Stinlmemnebrbeit gau6blt
Oas Earlament miro baun Oie Mui.
gabe baben cine Negierll,ls su ,udb'
len.
Sn Der 3ipiidenseit ipiro Ssirael
bon elmer propiioriirben Hegierl,Ng
aeleitet, oie am IA. Wfai 1913 be.
griin6et ipuroe. Die glmtsbaucr oie.
Ter &egierung lit aber beibrGnft nGm,
lid bis gum 3eitpl,ntt, al oenl Gle
Wdblen dbgebnlten lueroen f0nnen.
Sic Snben SolGitinas beiaBcn
5,par Dor Dem ii. Mai meNer ein
Harlament nod Gin Miriitertabinett,
aber i& batten piele belnofrotiid)c Sn=
ititlttioncn, ocnen oie :Nitalieoer Der
nellen 9iegierlng entl,unhnen iper-
ben funnten. 3u oielen seb0rte Die
3ioniitiide INSTRUMENTATION Scr
oie Snbcn in pielen 2Gnoern anse,
borten auclde Sen &lmlldt tattell, Die
Gnhpidlllng uno bas @nd,stlm ga,
laitinas ia, iGrSern. Tie Mitglieoer
Der Grefutipe Sieier Organization.
Die nlle s,psi So1re in freier Wsabl
ibre Stellun9en erbielten. lln6 Die
|piJliaG in EalGitina Iebtcn, purocn
bic Miniiter oer nellen Yrouiiorii6en
Gesierung. Der Sbman, Scr Gre.
f,ltipe ,puroe Miniihrpriiioent, ser
Shasnleiiter iuurae Jiran5miniitrr,
ser Eolitiita Tireftor muroe MuBen.
miniiter ltiw.
slae nels,n @Hniiter waren oes.
tpegeir Sen Sirben EafGitinus ipobl-
befannt. Sic iparen sic ssiibrer &C.
lpiiicr politi'dcr Earteien, oie ibren
elgenen slnbang batten. Sic battcn
ieit SsSabren cine ipid)tige lmb perant-
iportilnaspolle elltignbe 81 erfiillen
uno beiaf alld) Malnter nit crinbre.
lten 8eamten, N:e ,,nter ibrer 2eitl.ns
arbeiteten. Oie 3eitlnlgen baipraheil
ltets i6re strbeit, ibre ssdbisfeiten.
ibre 2eiitunaen uno ibre ;sebler.
0n slufadbe zines MiniiterS in
elmer 3cpnblif, sumal in &riees5si-
ten lit 5iuar Diel tuihtiaer ,uuo idnpie-
riaer oils ole zines IitgIiaos eines
Ggefutitforpers einer freiluiaigen
geMnigung, Ser uebergal,g erfoIste
ater troboem obne Sftpieriefeit.
Sn gelpiiien oc,nofratii6en 2iin-
bern, iuie oie Gereinieten staoten.
&altaoa l,nh BroBbritannien yibt es
getpohnlid, MIR 5tpei tpid)tige Nar
taien nnb Die 8obl entIheioet. ,pelhr
Dobn ibnen cine 9febrbeit erlangt hat
Dicic iibernimmt hnn bic 9eeierung
Sn anocrcn 2dr,6crn, mic 3. 9. in
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Stmt,aaaelaiiGre in
Fa,ftb,,re a,aieeHeeft

Saltburs. 9ei ser 9latiocdllng ci.
ner iimfansrcibcn Sdm!ssselafilre
Durbcu an ser Sanrburger 6rciba.
tengren5e iiber 65O,0OO 3igaretten
beiblagnabmt. Die Sambl,rgr 3on-
faBnounssiteae lit nit Der IuToef-
lmg ser internationalen 3i'alnmcn.
banse biefes &garrettcnibmiaggsls
heibdftigt.
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Stuttgart ri6tet cine
preuiieriiste 1tirsee cit,

Stuttaart. GIN Steue ser 1914
permifteten ct. Gberlnrosfirhe iullr.
Sc i'm &uppeliaal oes &unItgebGlpocs
am Shlob oIat eine propiioriide Sir
d,e eingeridtet. Ser 8iidof Don Hot-
tenburg naIrnl Die geneoiftion Dor. Die
8eiud)er BON Stllttgart, beionoerS
sic 9ur6reilelben f0nnen MN pom
9abnbof aus nen @,ottesOienIt in Der
neuen STRIDE beil,d)er.
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8ritiis!te A,,eebSriee
ecnt,iten nod Berlin

Vcrlin. 6rallcn uno &ilber Der
britiid)cn Vcineungstritppen ii, Ser
lin fonncn mad, Mitteiliue Ger bri.
tiihcn ltilitdrre9ierlug iett pieoer
5u ibren slngeborigcn Mad, Yerlir
fommcn. Sic Ginreiie britiidNr
,Sralleu llnO &irOcr mad, Berlin apar
I'M Suli ruegen ser ~beiflsn ;Sit,ia'
tiun" eingelteat lporoen.
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