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The Nome nugget., 1948-11-03

MT and Mrs. Don Stewart leave odav for their home in the States, having had a busy season mining n the Deering area.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT,
 SECOND DIVISION,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF GUST J. CREMIDAS, Deceased
Evening star., 1948-07-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

INDIVIDUAL wants 40 Ford or as Chew
AfTs Afe2 ssdae; s14s will pay all cash over list
from overseas. Can advance cash 70; foi
s5s MSsE mdd.S Cash 50k XoTE CA. s2s 70
MGf dMGSGES 1rrhasAnsd lar Is i. t'
bfYMdufH 5fis # on oWsENS-% hE StG0 pay up to
900 for 1910 Plymouths: 75 units wanted
S once nj Eas as MooR FL on s4f 4ss m9as5 1885
eGE1RofET~ ~9 aSaf Or EM aSt osy up
At 0G once ee s lnE e bell ohe g9s
MODELS also. CENTRAL MoToR SAFES,
4THs tfiSk cOnR AXIS We s2ss or EN- s7S4
for 1910 Bucks. ,.5 units. wanted at once:
s rs M FL o? G!ef 1Sss' 4sss cens ess
FORD FOR Wv owSIksw kM pay sy9a up to $1,000 for
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once: with
n 5f sahfs 4ss conn ssn avs
FoSTIxc ES gs o%NERsRiil " wi paw up to $, 600
for 1910 Pontiaes; r. units wanted At
" Ff5 me ss e. sshis nasss
,r5s ~ 5ou gFs II s. 81 s.r hss s
sef5 ss5h MoFek R5Ss IN c. e cal M Py asod s
win WiTH WINN"MMore sss for your n
car. No delay. Open 9 am to pm
WINS MOTORS. 159 Florida ave. ne.
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car.
We will sell 1t for you and charge you
only So. If car is sold. Don't give your
ear away; see US for the top price that
YOU car will bring. Any model accepted
from 1898 to 1913. LEEDS MOTOR CO..
5o10, Wis. ave. NV, OR. 4407. Open
suns. till 3: wkdays till 10.
TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
clean cars and will pay premium prices
to get them Phone DE 6303 for buyer
10 call. or drive to EITHER TRIANGLE
LOCATION. 3010 r. /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Opening lead, king of diamonds.

Opening lead, king Of diamonds.
Today's hand exploits two funda.
mental principles of card playing.
One Is that a finesse should bs
looked upon not as an effort to en-
circle or capture card, but as q
means Of gaining q trick. The other
that when you are trying to get
away with something, do it early
and do it quickly.
South became declarer at a con-
tract of three no-trump. His OPEN
ing of two no-trump leaves some.
thing to be desired with his skeleton
hand. 1t is true that it contains 51a
honor tricks, but it doesn't have that
good substantial no-trump feel. In
justification to South. however. it
should be pointed out that this hand
was played in the Vanderbilt Cup
matches, which are scored on total
points, and since it came up near
the end of very close contest, he
was extremely anxious to cash the
$50 honors. should it turn out not to
be a game hand.
West made the normal opening Of
the king OF diamonds. which went
to South's ace. This was break"
for the declarer. inasmuch as it con-
verted dummy's jack into a certain
winner after one lead. Declarer was
able to count four heart tricks, two
diamond tricks. one spade trick and
two In clubs. The only difficulty lay
In the fact that to realize these nine
tricks declarer would have to re-
lnquish the lead once In diamonds
and possibly once in clubs. This
would give the defense an oppor-
tunity to attack the spade suit. which
would be disastrous if East held the,
king Of the suit. On the surface it
appears the dummy should be
entered with heart and the club
finesse tried.
If 1t should fail, however, there Is
no doubt that West would shift to a
spade. If East has the king Of clubs
the fineSse need not be taken, be-
cause it is perfectly safe to give him
the trick, since spade lead by him
CduiioC Ue damaging.
The proper play, at trick two, was
selected by the declarer. 1t was the
six of clubs. At this early stage in
the play West was not alert to the
necessity of rushing in to make the
spade shift and the jack held the
trick. From here in it was smooth
sailing. Declarer re-entered his own
hand and led a diamond toward the
jack for the ninth trick.
You may argue that West should
have climbed right up with the king
Of clubs at trick two and perhaps
you are right. Even the mighty can
fall. The West player happened to
be one of the greatest contract play
ers of all time and this hand de-
cided the important match against
his team.
Copyright. 1913 by Charles H. 6oren)
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Points for Parents

Mother-You must make your
choice-either 60 to Aunt Mays for
the family picnic tomorrow or ask
her to excuse you so you can go with
your friends.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Readers Corner.

| Readers Corner, Everett, WASH
ington-The put on" speech of some
actors and actresses who appear on
the radio from time to time is
always most nauseating to me. What
a relief, few weeks ago, to hear
lovely Loretta Young speak on the
radio In her charming. natural and
unaffected manner.-Mrs. C. K. P.
Answer: Take bow Loretta.
Milwaukee-You recently cau-
toned us against using drug" for
dragged" How about that great
Lift. D.. Dizzy Dean. who said in
one of his sports broadcasts. THE
runner rounded second and Stud
into third"?-T. C.
Answer: Dizzy should ought to of
knew better.
Los Angeles-I have always used
the word addict as a noun, lone
addicted to a drug But my Web
sters lists it as verb only.-Mrs.
G. K.
Answer: Better take another look.
Mrs. K. Webster's and other die
tionaries list addict as both noun
and verb. The noun is pronounced:
AD-ikt. The verb is, uh-DIKT.
Oakland-Overheard on the House
OF Charm program from Hollywood:
"Cut in di-AG-u-lar manner; she
wears RED-ing-goe; her face Is
en-LONG-gat-ed." *. A.
Answer: "Diagular is apparently a
blending of diagonal and triangular
The 1T" of redingote is not silent,
either in French or English. In
English the third syllable is exactly
like goat There is no N" in the !
first syllable Of elongated. Correct: !
ee-LoNG-gay-ted.
Overheard on a travelogue-"The
breezes were ree-DOE-lent of spices
and exotic plants" The word used
is redolent. emitting sweet orders:
sweet-scented." The accent falls on
The first syllable only. RED-uh-lent;
or, RED-oh-lent.
Reader K. A., of Oakland, Calf,
reports this loony logic in a fur
niture store advertisement: Cribs
for babies with beautifully enameled
ends"
And this typohowler occurred
recently in a Texas daily: Gen.
took his farewell saute
rom the Army Sunday and headed
'or civilian life"
Are you in the habit of saying AREN'T
[r Mr. Cclby's leaflet. C-20, tells why
'ou never should use this expression.
To oetain . copy, send cents in coin
md stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Box 10. Station 6. New York 1e, N Y
tCopyright, The Bell Syndicate Inc 1Qka1 |
Evening star., 1948-07-03

SUNDAY only, CEMoco has a surprise
for, you. See these today terms. trade
and dealers invited It
~ Frazer Manhattan 4-dr.------s. S.. .6s5
4f Chevrolet de luxe 4-dr.- 1,695
~ PONTIAC "6" conY. COUPE 1.4g5
~ Olds club coupe 1,2235
~ Buick Super 4-dr. sed.-- - 1,095
II Packard Clipper 4-dr. sedan-- LOIS
az Plymouth de luxe 2-dr - 1855
41 Pontiac de luxe Cor. - 1,045
80 Packard g. conv. coupe 945
40 Plymouth de luxe 4-dr.--- 9a5
40 Chevrolet 4-dr. -- sos
80 Mercury de luxe 4-df. - Sa5
40 Chevrolet de luxe 4dr.-- S65
40 Studebaker 4-dr. 795
Many Many other cheaper cars to select from.
Arl., Va. CHI 1000. Home OF Kaiser
Frazer fine cars. am. to pm. ewes.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. J

STUDEBAKEkS 1947-4S. any body type:
cash IN 8 min TR. 9474. ME1RoPoLTTAN
saRNassANDEks ys MofonsWe iof oSnssdenseurF wa ra
cars regardless s Of price; don't trade on :
We need iSe cars. 1885 to is4s' sour If pyess yoaI
Is; os s.!s ga asi.sst S
eered cSsePs See e'srs Mr Barnes 'esh os Mr
epsn sanaeEs a o 9oy & &C. nR S1nr p1s in Of big
~; y asl5; .BARMEs.sANDERs MoToRs :,
CASH FOR YOUR CAR1We buy. We sell;
SoRTHsAsT T'fS aoToR CO, 'Ve rord R es.sr,. r
1901 MINI. ave. ne. tat Bennins rd).
5ehtsr srnlc.s paid ,, ", Washington. ,.s
: BAKER; 81 NC; ,;do tor an appraisal. 2s1s " st
niS TO caRs AIS WANTED WANTED rMxEp1ArELY-'ss
ss w or oss can Rsss Sf ess5
fMmfDIxrt ls & Al eAsh1ssse esq 200 clean car,
for Southern trade. all makes and models;
sobE sEentp b 'issss Merok CO. 5d 1 ssSs.
sss .:!sni is AZ AL soizsgTh... our s.. tor
Es5iai ''s 5SR sst' H.f5 's'
En- En- ns sEto.Y YE yo aoss srH q At a5os
Tk9 LIE ana nan prov! g
you can get more money for . late model
ar Drive n as either Of our lots,
5sS R9sAD AZ .ss MOTORS TOR r ?a soss o1 s. AZ r sscs
needs Q clean 1946 or
A. Chevrolet; will pay all cash. Phone
GET The THE TOP RETAIL PRICE for your
car Let Bell Motors sell your 1915 to
lg4s car at your price: Our commission,
.efP your si11e not az .os s Just Is 'oa ea
bring 5your car to BELL, MOTORS. SOLO
Wis. I've. NV, WO. 5000. -
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Natures Children
AMERICAN BALD EAGLE.
(Haliaetus leucocephalus.)
BY LiIIion Cox Athey
BA

In 1889 when the American bald
eagle was enjoying great prosperity,
Congress passed an act making it
our national emblem. =
Bald eagles never leave their ma
tive land. They mate for life, are
fond of each other, share family
responsibilities and keep the surface
of their range free from all OBJ
jectionable matter which would
otherwise poison the air. They
possess no natural enemies.
Through ignorance the Indians
and white settlers destroyed many
thousands of them under the i'm
preston that eagles carried of
lambs and small children. These
birds cannot lift anything heavier
than their own weight, which is
about 10 pounds. They can and do
transport mice, snakes, fish and
squirrels. Bald eagles are far from
bald. They have a crown of pure
white feathers that glisten in the
sun, making them appear to be
baldheaded.
Eagles are not successful fisher
men. They use bandit tactics on
their more expert neighbor, the
osprey. But the eagle is an excel
lent policeman of the beaches. He
and his mate. are often seen patrol
ling the beach for dead fish. of
which their offspring are very fond.
When desiring fresh fish the eagle
scans the sky for osprey anglers.
From aloft he can easily observe
what is going on below. When the
osprey is rising from the water
with his prize the eagle swoops
down, frightening the fisherman SO
ne lets his fish go. This is deftly
caught by the eagle, who sails off.
The loser, after a dazed moment
Or two, returns to fishing, no doubt
hoping for better luck.
The mother selects the highest
tree or ledge in her chosen territory
Tor nest-site which may be used
Tor 40 years. An old nursery will
be about 20 feet deep, 9 feet across
and weigh about 2 tons. The build
ing material is a combination of
slender sticks, twigs, bark and
leaves. During its occupancy 1t
smells unto high heaven and is in
lire need of housecleaning of fish
bones and old animal skins.
Usually there are twins, rarely
.riplets. In Florida they arrive in
December or January, farther north
ater. They are clad in lovely soft
white down. They remain under
he care Of their parents for about
hree years. Daily exercise of leg
md wing muscles is a part of their
raining. BY the time they are
eady to leave the lofty penthouse
hey are almost as large as their
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Test Your Horse Sense
BY Dr.. GEORGE w. Crons

Score one point for a correct So
luton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
l. The name Big Ben suggests
which one of these sounds?
Toot Crash Bong Gr-r-r
?. Which one of the following
would most likely be following
spoor?
Dobbin Rover Tabby Billy
3. Which one of the following
Is common pal of coffee?
Hominy Cruller Sorghum
Succotash.
4. The sound "Ba-a" should make
one think primarily of which name?
Polly Rachel Bess Mary
S. Which one of these terms is
inappropriate in this general group
ing?
Spare Railroad Strike Safety
6. Many of our common first
names have very interesting origi-
nal meanings. as shown below. Try
to match them appropriately. You
are entitled to one point for each
correct judgment.
ta1 Philip.
tb) Margaret.
tct George.
tdb Robert
te) Elizabeth.
w pear.
tw) Bright in fame.
tx) Consecrated to God.
ty) farmer.
% Lover OF horses.
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; 3-6, average; 7-9, superior;
9-10. very superior
/. Bong Clock. 2. Rover
(Scent. 8. Cruller 4. Mary CHer
lamb. S. Safety (Others are bowl
ing termD. s (a) philip-Lover of
horses %. ID Margaret-A pearl
w. (c) George-Farmer (y). Id
Robert-Bright in fame (w). (e)
Elizabeth-Consecrated (D.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
parents, though not in duplicate
Dlumaqe,
EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Father eagle communicates with
his mate by a loud clear note of
"cac-cac-cac" which is answered
by a loud, harsh note resembling
the cry of young fox, dog or sea
gull. 1t is usually his time to take
over family duties. He is depend
able baby-sitter.
To-Day. bald eagles are fairly
abundant In Florida: some may be
observed up and down the Atlantic
coast though they are rare else
where. Many young eagles are
cruising the airways wearing a
metal anklet. Through these iden-
tifcation tags the private life Of
these birds may become better
known.
Evening star., 1948-07-03

For the cleanest cars in D. c.. come to
JET MOTOR SALES, 271a-27.5 Nichols
ave Sc. Ii. 0336, Ii. 4S07. Open daily
until 9 pm; Sunday. until z pm. Opp
St. ElizabethS HOSPITAL -5
Evening star., 1948-07-03

IARS WITH A FUTURE, NOT A PAST
III cars listed in this block carry 3O-dsy
'uaIantees: An cars can be purchased on
94S CheY Aero sedan. loaded So 4aH
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Word Come
Find ~ or more com

Find ~ or more common English
words in
GLISS SADIE,
meaning, ito slide; glide" Average
mark is 80 words. Time limit, 30
minutes.
Rules OF the game. Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of s." such as
bats, cats" are not used. 8. Only one
form Of . word Is used. 4 Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
Evening star., 1948-07-03
MOTOR COMPANY.

have radios and heaters 3715 Bladens-
burg I'd. Colmar Manor, 3 blks across Dis
trict line. WA. $500. Open evenings. 4
SMALL-',1he best of all comes from
Small july, 4 specials.
Evening star., 1948-07-03

Small down payment. balance UP to %
Most have radio and heater
1901 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 1900; 1881 -3!
Wisconsin ave, Or 34O0,
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a tt,5. 11l1rs II, 1sre,,,cn

Moibinaton. Sas StaatsScport
ment bat fiinf getpobncrn aus son
Norolpeiten Ser 9ereiniaten Staate,1
acItattet mad, Bremen 81 ilicgen, nm
BORT 81 icin. menn am 3. MGrs osS
Spenocnihifi Ser Faiiiif.Staoten
anfommt
sln @oro ScS SdiITcs, ser ~@retno
%ictorp" bciinoen Iih 5E Miaicnen
FIlno Scbcnsmittel lno GIcioungS
iriidc. sic @cluobncr @oibinatonS,
Sreaons, Mlasfas, Soobos ,mSMon,
tonoS fir Tcutihc unS ScIlerreihcr
Aeiamlnclt babcn. Tic fiini slmerifo
ncr. sic nad @rcmcn ilicacn aucrben.
liuo: Malph Bartholomew aus Gcthi
fnn Mlasfa; NihnrS Mc0innep aus
Ecrtlano, Gre; SoicI Sflcpcr aus
@lasaom. Mpn.; Stto :. @cttnc aus
Siuin .Salls. Sbabo unS 1sral Stis +.
9oipion ous Snttlc..
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Ouateit,a.D De,t,ee eraten
laiiet, eeit,e 11eeer ~

MaealeIter, Sfla. 3luei Neser an,
StIaboma, Die als Seleaierte al
aonpent Der Sungoclnofraten oe;
Staates teilnebmeu luollten, WlrO,
uon eincm Erli5iiten Der Stabt oe,
Gmtritt in Den aonpentlaal perluebrt
0au beoelltcte oen beioeu Telegierteu
q. =. Sobnion uu0 Selpbin 1bomp
Jon, bnb man ibnen nidt geitatter
tonne, ibre lueiBen aplleeen Su trei
len. Sic gebOrtcn 81 ben II Wiit9lie
bern ocr Hiea, oie ais Selesierte ge
mGblt lporhen lparen. Glue GntitlieE
ma cine Grtra %iaa iiir ytegerilln9
ocmotraten 81 9riinoen, lollte aili Den
9onpent einaebraht weroen.
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Nei,,>w 2l@ic
pett HmKef, eeta>elt

Mosfau. Der Sorpjctfonmentator
Onri 3bnfoo iprah in Der vYraluoa"
bon elmer Mdic Mom- -@aibin9tcn. Gr
rid,tete ieinen Mngriff gegcn einen
neuen Observation-Disclosures San,
oelspertrag, iuobci er erflGrte: ySic
pergeiien sic iammcrpoQc Griabrlng
nit Scr Mdie Berlin -Mom imb linS
babel. cine Mom @aihingtou- -Mhie 3n
id)aifen, Die bon 2euten ins 0ebcn ae-
rl,fen miro. ipeld)e Sen GrobaI nnt5
aeeianetcn Spcrationsbaien fir milf
tGriide s(bentcuer abiuhen." Die Mn.
ipiell,ng be5icbt iid) anf oen 1sre,,no-
ihafts-, &anoels- rno Seepaft. ser
am 2. ssebrmar 5tuii6en SEN II. g.
mno Stolien abaeihlolicn tuuroe, aber
nod Ser Matiiisierllna hurh mieren
Scnat uno bas tiinftige italieniid)e
Parlament beoarf.
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SaarGebtet i,un rcu an
Sranereist aneci4leije,,

Earis. Sn Berlin lmterscidnctcn
oic ,@ereilligtcn Staotcn, @rcbbri.
tannicn nne ssranfrcirb Gin gbfom
men, iucld)es Die altc ironsGiiidJc Ssor-
ocrllng scr Inglicocrllng oes Soor-
gebictcS al oic iron5oiiibc @irtihoit
crfiillt. ,sn 3ufullft miro Sonocl Slui,
lhcn Saar lmo Gcutidlano ols Mus
ionasbanoel aciiibrt. stah ocm 1.
Hrril ut ollc slllsilrbr aus Dem Saar.
9cbict nodCcutidlono in Collar 5abi.
bar nit Mmsllabnlc uon aoblc, Die il,
Mart bc5ablt lueroen fans. ,sriibcr
IprrSc mid) Stabl o,rs ocm Saarac-
bict nah Dem iibri9cuTcutihlono per.
lonot. 5ranfreid, lit bcreit, ooiiir icinc
MISUNDERSTANDING acacn Icutlcn.
lanh nm 10000. 900 Morf i'm @ertc
Ser helltihen @Gbr,lna pon 1898 q,
crnioriaen.
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I Itriciparen aus europa be5iebcn. Is
aab Dor Der Hepolutiuu iuenia iul1n-
oiid)en Sauoel. Die SauOuerbinbun,
gen lparcn lbluicri9. Ser &rie9 9eaen
Gn9lano bilOetc ein Winoe9lieo Slui.
ltcn ocn n5elltaaten. Aber ais ocr
aric8 81 Gnoc gin9, iG!en cs, ais
Oh Die aolcnien n,seinanocrialleu
niiBtcn, 10 aroB luarcn Die 5luiltiG
fciteu auiiden ocu giu5elitaaten.
Tas Muslano mar DER Mniid)t, oaii
oieIer ,3uianlnlenbruH lid)er mar.
abcr iie pcrfannten Den GiniluB Don
8eorge @aibinaton uno Der anoerell
| "6olnSing Iatbcrs", oencn es ood)
aelong, cine Seriaiiluasucriamm.
lung cin5llbcrllicn llno ciucn bauer.
baiten Staat 81 9riinNcn. Is inl9teu
| !eioenihaftlihe Sebattcn iiber Die
Iorm Der Scriaii,ng lno mieocr
ibien cs 5lueiielbait. Oh Die Ieriai
I,n9 BON Den Staatcu ratiii5icrt
Iucrocn IuiirSe. pier trat Waibiug.
IONS Yeri6nlibfeit in allcr Mad)t bet.
oor, oenn er lpirfte iiir Ginigfeit. llno
icin GiniluB iuar 70 aroB, neil er tros
ieincr SerSicnite iiir iih ielbIt feline
Ma6t bcgcbrte. Gr ,uiiniAte oie
@riinolm9 elmer ireicn &epublit. Die
ia bas 3icl Der Repolution 9c,ueicn
mar. Gicle fiirbteten guar einc m6h.
ti9e ciubeitlidS 3entratreeicrung.
aber oa man aullBte. oaB 0cor9e
Waibilloton an ibrc Spise treten
luiirbe. 10 fonntcn oie @eiorgniiie be
ieitigt iucrocn, ocnn man iuubte, oab
er bic eriuorbenen 5rcibeitcn niht
,,ntalten iuiiroe.
@eraoe bcs,ucgcn, lpcil CT biclcs
9crtralrn genoB, muroe er an Die
Spite Der Hegicrun9 elmer Station
hcrufcn, an bercn 8riinoung CT mabs
aebeno beteilist iuar. ,:Nan fonnte
rubig bic @runoiGse oicier ncl,en Mc-
aier,ma ertpGgen. oerlpeil cine iiherc
unb MISUNDERSTANDING 8anb oas
Staatsihiff lenftc. Gs betpies in iei-
ncm 3ipilamt sic aleid)e 8eideioen-
belt, sic CT ieiner5eit an Ger Spibe
Ser s(rmce an Sen 1ag legte nno Gin
,peiicr 8iitorifcr bcnlcrftc, bab Maibs
inetons 3eit9enoiien groBes Sob per-
oienen. ,peil iie lid, bon cincm Mann
baben lenfe1 lailen, Der in ieinem
@eien nGllig anIprllhslos mar.
+ Common Council.
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3etlbiIH is,, &pieeel Ger
creije

,5n Der Ncllgeltalt,lna Scr ocutiten
SelbltpcrlpaltHne Ser amerifaniid,,
britilden 0oppel,one nno Der alliier,
ten Muiiif,tsdnlter id)reibt Die @ap,
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llmicrcnoe Naiien Scr oeutld,en 9c.
polterllna intereiiiere Icoialih oos
praftil6e GraebniS: rSbm miro es
lanaiam sleidaiiltia. meldr nelcn
Notc entitchen. Oh cs miniiterielle uno
anBcrminiitericae aartoiielfrieae &c.
ben miro. Gr min enolih einmal leine
Sf)niirienfel nid,t bintenberim er,
ihleihen, ionoern Tic nit allen @chtcn
nno lmtcr ben Nuacn Der Seiicntlid,,
feit in eincm reaulGren GeItGft fo,,
fen. Gr bat ben Ginbri,d, oaB oirs
moglid, iein niilic.
slter or alnllht aud,. hoB einc icl-
de Griheinl,na ipehcr GcnIcrcn5cn
am lauienben 0anoe, nod iclnoicniel
Hcoen babel 5,lr Torauslctuna 81
bahen hral,d)e. Gr meint, oaB es bei
perniinftiaer llcberleallna, obne oil
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3uiammenhrIh uno ohne 3cmpcten3
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Der Staat - aanS alcid, apcld)er ,lnf
lnter ipelhcr bi= ODER tri3onalcr Sb
hut - enblith einmal nit ben lcbiacr
aompeniationen, sic Der allgcmeiner
@irtid,nft ieben 5aa nertrclles N.a
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gcaen Gnglano beflnoeten. aud i'm
jrieocn beltatigten. llno ole 8eant
tuortuna oieier ssraae Itano i'm 3pei-
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Sentiment einen icbr perihicoenen
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rcn rein fommersieQcn llriprlmeS.
Mande entitanoen aui Sicie @eiie.
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